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Home My WebLink About1998-06-26 - Orange Coast PilotParents, district ~lJiamed . !for scores ~ Latinos say parents need to be more involved; New- port-Mesa needs to raise .expectations of students. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT--MBSA -Some members of the Latino communi- fy are blaming Jack of parental involvement and low S(:hool dis· bict expectations for years of poor standardized test scores at Costa Mesa's West Side ·elementary schools. Released Wednesday, the . Stanford 9 elementary school test scores for the district's limited- English students range from the 18th to 30th percentiles. The four schools that have the highest ~ lted-English populations include Wilson, Whittier, Pomona and Rea elementary schools. All have between 80% and 92% limited- English student populations. Although the Stanlord 9 test scores can't be directly compared to the Comprehensive Test of &sic Skills scores, which the dis- trict used the previous two years, lchool offidals said some com- parilom can be made because both test the same subject areas: reading, writing, math and lan- guage. Jn both tests, the West Side IChools have had the lowest scores in the district. The root of the problem, school officials claim, is the language barrier. Stat& blUJ1gual mandates - which were recently eliminated by the state board of ea..tcation and th~e of Proposition• 227 -that students be taught biaic language akllls in their prtDiary language until they beCame protid.ent in English. •'lbele students were taught , • SEE TEST PAGE e Proposition 227 heavily favored on West Side •SEE HEDGES PAGE 7 By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Proposition 227, the bilingual initiative passed by 60.9% of California voters in the June 2 primary election. received an even stronger endorsement from Newport- Mesa voters. Although many Newport-Mesa educators, a majority of school board members and even students expressed opposition to the English- only ballot measure, Proposition 227 passed with 71 % of the vote here. ·1 think that's wonderful/ said Newport-Mesa school boa.rd member Wendy Leece, a staunch supporter of English-only education. • rt's really a confirmation and a mandate to move • SEE BILINGUAL PAGE 7 Fair to get little from accord • Loan, attorneys' fees to eat up most of $16 million judgment in Pacific Amphitheatre lawsuit. By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot FAIRGROUNDS -Millions of dollars will be bounced back and forth in the upcoming weeks between the Orange County Fairgrounds and the former oper- ator of the Pacific Amphitheatre. uln actual- ity, we will · be debt- free and own the amphithe· ater. 11 KM HAGGERTY.ZVUUS I DAl.V Pl.OT Hundreds of Ne~rt-Mesa students leave &tanda High School after attending the first day of summer school Thunclay. F a i r - ground board members decided Thursday to put a state- a ppr o v e d loan in an esc row account to pay for the concert venue, which -Jill LLOYD was pur- Session for 1,700 high school students began Thursday, while middle-schoolers will start Monday By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot A bout 1,700 Newport-Mesa high school stu- dents from throughout the district were at Estancia High School on Thursday morning for the start of the summer session. Between 400 and 500 sixth-through eighth- gradex:s )'lill be s~g summer school at Ensign Intermediate School on Monday. Both the high school and middle school summer sessions last until Aug. 6. Most high school students attend summer school either to make up classes they failed or to complete I • required courses so they will be able to take more elective classes dwing the regular school year. •Most of the high school students are here either for remediation or enrichment,• said Mike Murphy, principal of the high school summer school pro- gram. Many of the middle school courses are designed to help students prepare for the regular school year. The middle school program also includes Engllsh- development classes. Summer high school classes include English, math, science, social studies, health and driver's education. There are also athletic-conditioning classes. chased in 1993 for $12.5 million from the Nederlander Organization. The 32nd District Agricultural Associ- ation. the st.ate agency that runs the fairgroJlnds, still owes $9.75 million to the New York-based concert promoter. But both sides this month set- tled a lawsuit filed by the fair. grounds, which successfully argued that noise restrictions in the sales contract rendered the 18,500-seat amphitheater use· less. Nederlander agreed to pay the fairgrounds $16 million. Fairgrounds spokeswoman Jill Uoyd said a stipulation of the set- tlement st.ates that the m_75 mil- lion must be paid to Nederla.ndei within 60 days of the lawsUit agreement June 7. Nederlander • SEE THEATER MOE I GEi llNG READY TeenaQer to. be horioreq for '1eroism Lido Isle girl, 16, saved neighbor boy, 12, who was choking on piece of candy • W bet.her you're a nm Allen wannabe or you're .entrusting a home remodeling project to a contractor, you may want to do some homework before work begins, starting with a stop at the library. No matter what improve- ment • you're con--,.,-HOM-E_R_E.HOVATIOH __ _ sidering, SURVIVAL GUIDE you'll ~1lTTJMEI probably nN BIJDG T have ques- tions. 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According to the Better Business Bureau, complaints · against home repair firms always rank in the top 10 of the more than 300 types of businesses it monitors. To help avoid an unhappy renovation experience, read •Don't Get Hammered," in the April 1998 mue of Money. Finally, learn how to make allies of the architect& and con- tractors you enlist with •On Time and On Budget,• a sur- vival guide designed to reduce the stress of renovation and maTimize your satisfaction with any project. • OtECK IT OUT Is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column Is by Debbie Walker. IBBt.!~ot PRAMDD IMAH. O\ief Flnand.e Officer R£ADl8$ HQJUNE 642-608G VOL.NO.tSO Mc:lofd.~ H.ca.-rni-,.,.-nts-~ the 0.lty Pflot °' newt tip&. NP'H .... By Alison Murray, Dai/tj Pilot Richard Elliot first played a · saxophone at age 11. By the time he was 16, he was touring Europe as a backup · mnsk:im> for Natalie Cole and the Pointer Sisters. Now 38, the Woodland Hills resident will perform tonight with Guitars & Saxes -a quar- tet also featuring saxophonist Kirk Whalum and guitarists Jonathan Butler and Marc Antoine -in the fourth concert of the sixth annual Summer Jazz Series at the Hyatt NewpoJ'ter. The quartet format gives each performer a chance to perform his own material with the benefit of three other musicians' accom- paniment and interpretation. The result is something entirely new, Elliot said. "Things are sort of loosely structured and they evolve from night to night,• Elliot said. "It's pretty neat. You never know what's going to happen.• The Guitars & Saxes tour was • created in 1995 by Bob Enget. presi- dent of Vari- ety Artists International, who orga- nized a tour of four musi- cians: Craig Chaquico, Elliot, Peter White and Rick Braun. The combi- nation allowed the agency to limit the cost of individual tours while gaining a ccess to better venues and allowing the musicians, who change each year, a chance to work together. •nie great thing about Gui- tars & Saxes to me is not about the individual artists. It is the . interaction that takes place between the artists," Elliot said. The multiple-performer for- ~ ~ 71J6t CorOMdelMw 70t461 • Smooth jazz suophonl..st Richard EWot perform.t today at the Hyatt Newporter as part of Its Summer Jazz Serles. EWot will play with a quartet of established musldans who make up Gultan & Saxes. Below ts trumpeter Rick Braun. who will perform July 3. mat has worked so well that Variety plans to create additional tours in the same multiple-per- _"! ______ ., J I I I I I I I I I I : I I I ' I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I ____________ .. son formet, Engel said. The Summer Jazz Series bas enjoyed similar popularity -to such an extent that the Hyatt enlarged its amphitheater last year, bringing the seats from 800 to 1,200 and enlarging the stage. The Hyatt was chosen because lt offered an intimate outdoor amphitheater -a venue perfectly suited to contemporary jazz, which is popular in Orange .twnoon. The Mell Is out of the south- w.st .t 4 feet. County's upscale market, said Eric Jensen, president of Ritz Entertainment, which produces the Hyatt series. ' The lineup had only five shows in its first year. That nwn- . ber has grown to 18 this sum- mer, including Rick Braun, Najee, Craig Chaquico, Norman Brown and the soft -rock group Air Supply. •lbfs year we have the best lineup we've ever had,• said Hyatt Newporter General Man- ager Dale McDaniel The concerts have developed a following of people who appreciate fine music and want to relax after a hard week of work, Jensen said. "It's a hip, adult place to be on Friday nights,• Jensen said. Relaxing doesn't mean lethar- gic, though. The contemporary or smooth jazi label genre does- n't mean audiences will hear the same things they beer on the radio, said Braun, a trumpet and flugelhom piayer who will per- form July 3. "It's funny, because what peo- ple sometimes get and what they expect are two different things,"· Braun said. "It turns into a pretty high-energy show." A set of regulars, who form a · "cultist-type following,• have come to know each other throughout the years, Jensen f.Y.I. + WHA'r. "George Hurrell: Hollywood and Beyond .. +WHERE: Orange County Museum of Art South Coast Gallery, 3333 Bristol St., Suite 1000, Costa Mesa + WHEN: June 27 through Sept 27. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Fri- day, 10 a.m . to 7 p.m. Satur- day, and 11 a .m. to 6:30 p .m. Sunday. + HOW MUCH: Pree +PHONE: (949) 759·1122 Costa'-' _,..t......,.,_" 72159 NeWportlwn 71161 Newport Coest 7'111 .... c ....... .,. ......... Cel••• 100 people opted to pay SCOO for season tickets this year. •sy the end, you see the same peo- ple eath week, because people keep coming back," McDaniel said. Tonight's show is expected to be one of the qest ever. "[Guitars & Sax- es has] got the rep- utation of being one of the biggest show you'll see all year,• Jensen said. "It's every jazz lover's dream to watch all these guys in the same band." • . . • . "' . . . . FRIDAY, JUNE 26. 1998 .Mite House hiis same clutter .as .sinall Company B ack to the White House, as promised la.st week. 1bJs time, we mean business. Towilt.s start their journey in the ' Ea.st Wing, business visitors in the West Wing, which ii where the offices are. I know what you're thinking. You glide up to the gate in your limo. Your driver lowers his win- dow. You l~ forward in the back seat so the guard can check you out. He nods and signals for the gate to open. Your car pulls up to the West Wing entrance and you disappear inside. Yeah, I'm sure. Whadda you· nuts? You've been watching too many movies. That's for the big dogs. Cabinet secretaries, heads of state, Chinese fund-raisers. The little people like you and me walk up to the gate and get checked out very carefully, as well we should. But it's still a lot of fun. Before your arrival, whoever arranged your meeting ran your name and Social Security num- ber through a cursory security check. The fact that your appointment stands means that no red flags popped up -no triminal recorQ, no entries from tntelligence agencies, no evi- 9ence of watching Jerry ' Springer, etc. You'll be directed to a specific gate, of which the pedestrian gate on Pennsylvania Avenue is my favorite. One, there always are lots of tourists around and you feel terribly important as you y11iggle your way through. Two, the entertainment value is dou- bled by the proximity to Put a few words to work for you . Call the Daily Pilot peter \ buff a Lafayette Park, which is directly across the street. Lafayette Park is where they house the protestets, and the protesters are on the job 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It is a jaw-dropping circus. In years past. they let them be their bad sel\res on the White House side of the street, but when the going got weird and the weird turned pro, the local constabulary made a very wise decision to move them into Lafayette Park, where they can be more easily, umm, watched. It's hard to describe. •The Aliens are Coming." •Tue Aliens are Gone." •Save the Whales." •Ban the Nukes." •Nuke the whales." You name it, they hate it. A guard at the gate will let you into a sma.ll secwity office, whlch is more than a guard I.back but leA than a building. U you're observant, you'll notice that you have to be buzzed in from the street and buzzed out onto the gtounds. In other words, if your appointment doesn't cheqc out. neither will you. Once they find your name on the clearance list, they'll check your photo ID and you're on your way, to the next stop that is -a reception room in the West Wing. ·A young Marine stands outside at parade rest, snaps to attention ·as ypu approach (very cool) and opens the door for you. Inside, a receptionist greets you and asks you to take a seat. AB you sit there and watch staffers come and go, your first impression probably will be the same as mine. The White House is nm by babies. Most of the low- level staffers are kids, and l mMD kids -in their early 20s - 25 max. " In a few minutes, an assistant to whomever you're seeing will show up and escort you to the executive offices. lbings are more cramped and a little more disheveled than you might expect. A Xerox machine in the hall here, a stack of folders on a file cabinet there. In other words, it looks like about any other medi- um-sized company. 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The Executive Dining Room, where the folks who are large and in charge break bread or sip coffee, also is surprisingly small, but always a coveted invitation (once, in my case.) But regardless of size or grandeur, wherever you are and whomever you're with, it is an electriJying place to be, especially when you th.ink about the issues being discussed and the decisions being made a few steps from where you're 50°/o off SUMMER ' SALE -·- 'Topiaries .9lrrangements !A[[ Stem ~{ora[s Sefec tea Jfome 'Decor -·-Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 369 e. 11a St. ~~ (4.U.U pi.-. ~~) 646-6745 standing. OK, enough Washington stuff. n·, time Lor a commercial. For the next three weekends, the San Joaquin Toll Road is hav- ing a half-price sale. Come on now, this is huge! Saturdays and S\,Uldays until midnight July 12 it's a buck a trip. Unheard ofl How do we do it? Volume. At this price, you can't afford to stay home. Don't miss the men's sale at Nordstrom and I'm glad you got it at Ross. but we're talking about buying time here, people, time -the most precious com- modity of all. Fifteen minutes each way to San Juan Capistrano and back with knockout views of Orange County on one side and a really blg ocean on the other -all far a dollar, a &ingle, a buck! (Stop whining. I'm a.bno5t done.) Let those freeway people do the stop-go-stop-go thing on Sat- urday morning or Sunday after- noon, and that flailing thing where you're trying to reach the kids in the back seat (Don't make me stop this earl) and drive at the same time. What do you care? You're a toll-roader. You're smarter, better looking and your kids do better in school -:-all for a buck. ls this a great country or what? Whew. I gotta go. • • PETEJI 9'ffA is mayor of Costa Mesa. His column is published ~idays. E-mail him at Pt1840A0Lcom . Full Service Catering Catering 645-0209 Costa Mesa 642-1142 fiia COnlna de~ 644-8226Ma.,\ . . . . . . . . • FRIDAY, JUNE 26t 1998 obituary Domenick Roppolo was active in local charities Domenick Roppolo, a 22-year resident of Newport Beach, died Tuesday in an automobile acci- dent in Redondo Beach. He was 60. He and his wife of 21 years, Barbara, were very active in the communi- ty, donating their time to the Hoag Hos- pital 552 Club, Casa Teresa, and the Sisters of the Sacred Heart Retreat Center. Mr. Domenick Roppolo also Roppolo modeled clothes from his favorite men's stores with the Men's Haberdash- ery fashion show. Mr. Roppolo, known as "Dan- ny~ to his colleagues, was a career executive in the computer commercial printing industry. He was a regional sales manager at Heidelberg and received many industry awards. "Domenick lived We with his own sense of style and passion,~ said longtime friend Ralph Bohrer. "This was exemplified in bis dear relationships with bis family and friends, his sucoess tn his career, and his love for ama- te~raoe-ca.r driving,• Mr. Roppolo achieved many first-and second-place finishes in the dub-car-racing circuit: and travel~ throughout the lJnit.ed States to pursue this paeslon, Bohrer said. Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Rop- polo was the son of Itali4n immi- grants. He and his wife traveled to )taly ·often, visiting relatives who still live there. Mr. Roppolo is survived by his wife, Barbara, and two sons, Christopher of Monterey and Marc of Paso Robles. A vigil will be held at 1 :30 p.m. today at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church, 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. Funeral Mass is scheduled for noon Sun- day at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church, with the interment immediately following at the Pacific View Memorial Park. The family encourages dona- tions· to the Sisters of the Sacred Heart Retreat Center in Santa Ana or Casa Teresa, 123 W. 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The 30-year-old victim told pob she was approached by the female suspect about 12:30 p.m. Wednesday in front of the Lucky supermarket in the 2100 block of Harbor Boulevard. Investigating officers said the robber reportedly demanded the victim's jewelry and told her that she was canying a handgun in her pW'Se. When it became appar- ent tbe vidim didn't have any jewelry, the robber asked the woman where she lived and pro- ceeded to walk west on Victo- ria Street Suspect 1 After they arrived a short time later at the vic- tim's home in the 2100 block of Charle Drive, the robber took necklams and rings worth an esti- mated $3,000. The robber also found $450 that the victim had set a.side for tent !Four suspects face 15 charges ,, __________ _ :ey Greg Risling, Daily Pilot ! COSTA MESA -Four sus- ~ gang members accused of ,robbing Winston's Jewelry Store tface 15 felony charges that could . 'result in long prison sentences if .they are convicted, a prosecutor said Thursday. I Brian Kazarian, who prose- !cutes gang cases for the district 'S,ttomey's office, said the four en suspected of robbing the ,Newport Boulevard jewelry store 1and carjacking a Huntington !Beach resident Tuesday face lcharges ranging from robbery to :attempted murder. . : The suspects are Ron Sim· unons, 28, 1\-amaine Cooper, 28. • and Robert nuett, 21, all of Los Angeles; and Edwin Kizzee. 21, of Palmdale. Their arraignment was postponed Thursday until July 10 in Harbor Municipal Court. Tl'ley remain in custody at the Orange County Jail . The suspects w~re arrested by police after they allegedly stole $200,000 worth of jewelry, exchanged gunfire with a jewelry dealer and tried to hide in two Huntington Beach stores. Authorities said the four sus- pects are associated with the Hoover Street Crips, a prominent Los Angeles gang. The suspects may have special enhancements tacked on to their charges because of a new law, Kazarian said. JOHN BLOESER CARPET ONE • ~ "The Oldest Carpet Company in California• 2927 S. Bristol St. • Costa Mesa (YI mile south of South Coast Plaza) • 751-2324. Not satis- fied with ber take, police saki, tbe rob- ber displayed the handgun and demand- ed more, dis- covering the victim's check- book. Both Suspect 2 women then left the house and walked south on Harbor Boulevard to a Bank of America branch 1n the 500 block of 19th Street The robber told a bank teUer the victim didn't speak English and asked that she withdraw the Tramalne Cooper l Edwin Kizzee Because three of the suspects were aiding and abetting the gunman who fired several shots at the jewelry dealer, they also could receive the same sentence as the armed robber if they are entire $3,000 from her ~ account •The robber said she was the victim's relative and had her checkbook to access the account.• said U. Ron Smith d the Carta Mesa Police Department •This is an unusual robbery because it was in broad daylight and the female suspect was very gutsy.• The women walked back to the Lucky supermarket parking lot about 1 :25 p.m. and the victim said she saw a man who police believe may have been a lookout The robber told the victim to leave the parking lot and return home. The victim didn't call police until her husband arrived ho~ an Ron Simmons Robert Tillett found guilty, the prosecutor said. No one was injured in the inci- dent, but one of the special enhancements calls for an addi- tional 20 years to the sentence if the suspects are convicted. 8 ·~.v~· 60~0FF lf\·.1 4 . I ... 11, ·.,. . ~ All garden items . ·A· (Selected Merchandise) Specializing in Custom Embellishnients for your Home ... Wmdow Treatments, Slipcovers, Pillows, Beddirig, etc. I hour later. 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He plead- ed guilty in Marcil to five counts of bankruptcy fraud, aiminal con- spiracy and willful failure to pay federal employment taxes. Johnson , who lives in San Diego, bilked $700,000 from Doerr Brothers Inc., a truck body fabrica- tion company he took over in 1991, as well as several other busi· nesses in the Pittsburgh area. • 1 think the sentence was very light,• said Janet Doerr in a tele- . phone interview Thursday. i.1 am literally penniless. In 15 mQntbs he will come out of jail and may do it again.· Johnson worked as a senior vice president and regional man- ager for Coldwell Banker, a real estate firm. when a federal grand jury mdicted him in July 1997. r-------------------------~--------~-----------------, I ~s : COIT carpet cleanin9 ulas a lifesaflin9 recommendation! $Um, witty tAl'\d etAsy to pick1Ap? Sesiaes (' me? ~ &;~ it'\ tWs COCAf'O"' ~ get Q Shoebox c:wd . FREIE whev\ yocA bcAy ~ Halfmtrk cwd. ()ffei' ...at Sepfeober 30, 1998. .ll•t .1.llll . 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Dana Rohrabacher (R-Hunt- ington Beach) will make the pre- , sentation at the Hyatt Newporter hotel. The award, which is named after the daughter of the owners of Adventures at Sea, was created to honor excellence, truth and dedi- cation to the community's youth, said company spokeswoman Kathy Leek. •So often we hear about the bad deeds,• she said. "You're always hearing about what the kids are screwing up on. The com- munity. has _done wonders for Adventures at Sea so we want to give back.• Leek said she pulled together a panel of people in the community -from police and fire offldals to school principals -to alert her to possible candidates for the award. Kristin, who was profiled as a member of the Daily Pilot's Class THEATER CONTINUED FROM 1 can pay tbe $16 m1lllon at any time during the two-month period. After paying an estimated $4.8 miwon in attorneys' fees for a sev- en-week trial settled out of court just u a verdict was reached. the fairgrounds will have little left from the settlement . •1 think there ts a perception that we will have all of this mon- . ey, • Uoyd said. •In actuality, we will be debt-free and own the amphitheater.• . The sound restrictions, which still are stining controversy between neighbors and the fair- grounds, weren't part of the set- tlement. An Orange County Superior Court judge will decide Tuesday whether the restrictions of 2000 and wu included in its should be lifted. Junior 103 list of Newport-Mesa's After the fairgrounds' legal most influential children, was cho-victory, there were suggestions sen for the award after her name that the amphitheater might be .came up most often. Leek said. ·1 enclosed by a domed roof costing •Not only was it a lifesaving from $8 million to $10 million. At deed, but also it really underscores Thursday's meeting. fair generaJ the idea of how important CPR is and how important it ls for young people to know it," she said. - manager Becky Bailey·Pindl~ said it could take up to two years before the amphitheater's future is decided. •At this point, there Isn't an hard or fast answer what will ~ there,• she said, although ttip board has indicated the grass seating may be eliminated. "lb.ts fall we wU1 create a strategic plan that will set the direction of the fairgrounds for the next five to lb years.• • ln other action Thunday, the Tatrgrounds board voted to begiit the environmental review of a revitalization project for the weekend swap meet. 1 Tel Phil Enterprises Inc., the company that operates the swap meet, has proposed an antiqu~ car museum, produce plaza an~ manufacturers' outlet area lo stem a decline in attendance. A Thursday night street fair has been scrapped from the plan, however. Comme nts have been gath- ered by a consultant from various public meetings. The board coul~ take final action on the proposal at its Aug. 27 meeting. volunt~er directory • The VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs periodically in t~ Daily Pilot. If you'd like information on getting your organi· zation listed, call 642-4321, ext. 331. ALS ASSOOATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Scle- rosis Association, Orange County Chapter, needs many vohmteers. For information, call the chapter office at 375-1922. BAUET PAOFICA The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a volunteer support group for Ballet . . '' ' • and profitable stock ideas? Pacifica, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. For information, call Molly Lynch at 851-9930. FOOD DIS'TRJBUTION Help unload and open food boxes for nonprofit distribution. Volunteers should be willing to work two hows once a month at the Newport Beach Community Center. The center is at 883 W. 15th St. For more information, call 631-2177. FOOD DISTRIBUTION aNTER The Food Distribution Center, 4TH OF JULY FESTIVITIES SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1998 Huntington Beach 4th of July Parade & SK Run/Walk For Information: Race lnfoline bliii&b (714) 374-1535 x4 or Kinane Events (760) 434-n06 OUIRCIMm I~ Yoii''fe in Beer Heaven ~ ~~/, ~~ ·~~~~ -:. --. and a spettaeular VIEW/ $1295 Ev•ry Thursday through Sunday urwtl o;!Ur SP·"" Orange County's private non- profit food bank, needs vplunteers to inspect and sort donated foods and to help with mailings. For more information, call the volun- teer coordinator at 771-1343. GLASS MOUNTAIN INC. Volunteers are needed to aid disabled adults who meet month- ly for educational, entertainment and social purposes. For informa- tion, call 779-3441. HERITAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY Volunteers are needed for an auxiliary support group being formed by Heritage House, a non- profit substance abuse recovery home for pregnant and parenting women and their children in Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call 646-2271. . HOSPla FAMILY CARE Hospice Family Care is seek- ing people to help with errands, visits and companionship to ter- minally ill patients and their fam- ilies. If you are 16 or older and available two to six hours a week, call 556-6000. Specializing in the Treatment of CO-DEPENDENCY & ADDICTIONS Colrol Haff~ LCSW LCUu&» CallW llyp ........... u...d "7di1$ I f .. I P/li4-f <>1f-ante G/ltamma ~na In a Beautiful Setting on t VIP Lunches $9.50 with your VIP Card Great Lunch Offers ALSO AVAJLABLE FOR SUNSET DINNERS Fresh Soft Shell Crab with Pasta Only$12.90 1-lb. Live Maine Lobster with Pasta Only$15.90 Sunset Dinners 4t30 p.m .... 6:00 p.m. SematioDal 3-Coune Dinnen Surtinx"' SJ0.90 Sunday Champagne Buffet Brunch 1 hOO a.m .... 2130 p.m. · '?"'Y $J6.!>(} pn-pn'IOn 673-9500 SdeCt an •assisted liying rcsidcn~" that has: • Qualified, Eipericnced ~vers • Clean Well-Equipped Homa In Safe ~idential Neighborhood. • Careful S~ilion • ~ty A..urance HJLY 15 -HJLY 19 HJLY 22 -l(fLY 28 HJLY 28 -AUG. 4 ~BILINGUAL (CONTINUED FROM 1 head and teach English as etted:ively and quickly as we "tan • , . f1 Precinct breakdowns provid- ed by the Orange County Regts-lr~ of Voters this week show ~t even on Costa Mesa's West ~ide, where there is a large Lati- 1po population, the English-only Jnitiative was approved by up to <4 2-1 margin. The measure passed in every precinct iJ) Cos- 44 Mesa and Newport Beach. .. Gil Carmona, chairman of Families Costa Mesa, said one possible reason the measure was not defeated on the West Side may be that many people tin immigrant families lack citi- ~nship or the privilege to vote. •Those who need bilingual education the most don't have ·-the voice to express their need tfor bilingual education,• he md. Leece suggested those peo- ple become citizens so they can yote on the· issues that affect ·their lives. "It's not that we don't have empathy for the immigrant :children," she said. "Bilingual : education is an exp.ensive pro- ' gram that has not worked, and •the board needs to know where :pur constituents stand on this :Issue." : 1 The issue of bilingual educa-•' ': . ~HEDGES : CONTINUED FROM 1 •• := Sullivan and Jim Silva will face each other in a runoff Nov. 3. Genis, who came in third with ~J6% of the vote, captwed Z1% of '~vote -her largest m.aigin-in hometown of Costa Mesa. Jim r a received 40% of the vote, ~~an got 11 % and Ralph Silva in with 9% in Costa Mesa. ~ It was a different story in Hunt- ::t?gton Beach, wbere Sullivan ~efeated Jim Silva by about 210 >r°t~ Silva said he was pleased to ~ he won the majority of votes in ~ost every precinct in the district Jr.tnd attributed his loss in Hunting'- ~n Beach to underhanded moves Jl!om his opponents . • , "Sullivan campaigned in City '"Council meetings and on televi-i-I . r-----,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,-~---1 I I I I I I • l I I I I . VIS eost. Mesa 12,005 NO I 4,895 ' 4,927 I Newport Beach 15,065 Bayview I (Senta Ana Heights) 535 243 : Emerald Bay . 1 (Newport COast) : 745 187 : 342,220 40, 192 I I Sourat: Orange County l lltglstr• of~ I I I L-------------------------~ tion was hotly debated in the months prior to the election among school district officials and community leaders, includ- ing the Latino community. on the West Side. The day after Proposition 227 was passed, a group of Estancia High School s tudents walked out of class in protest of the ban on bilingual education. School' board members have disbanded all of the district's primary -language instruction programs as of next fall, although limited-English-profi- cient students still will get some help in the form of bilingual aides. sion progiams that contained downright misinformation," he said. •There was a League of Women Voters forum two weeks prior they knew I couldn't be there, and Dave Sullivan paid money out of his pocket to have it on teleyision... over and over again." Jim Silva also contends Ralph Silva was a plant put in the race by his opponents to confuse voters. "If you take Ralph Silva out of the race, I would have had 56% of the vote,• Jim Silva said. But Sullivan said Jim Silva should be wonied that he was 1111 •MCt -f .. cm' llMll !Tom Wlllon John ..... A&9alt Spivey (wrftHV 2 6 COUNTYWIDE OFRCES •1111ra. ~Gufflofy .,.lone Jeff Reid 11\a '-otter LMyhles Stwven Gflmm 11'omeis Sac.co 3,2t0 2.226 2.133 2.171 2.205 1,116 744 . .,.. .......... +Deirce.......-. . . defeated in Huntington Beach - which has 42% of the district's reg- istered voters. -rm enthusiastic and looking forward to a dear one-on-one choice for the voters," Sullivan said. The 2nd District race is particu- larly important to Newport-Mesa residents l;lecause of its potential bnpact on the El Toro debate. If Sullivan, an airport opponent, can beat Jim Silva in the Novem- ber runoff, the pro-airport majority on the Board of Supervisors could shift, and the El Toro airport could be derailed. START & SAVED . ~ tt1fJtfrJ ~~ ~<t~~~ (~~e~I) Co•c11t Is YOlr Ticket to o •• , 1,500 ..... & Progrt•1 E1c~ hyl Stert enjoying Comc••t now ancll when you order Showtlme or Th• Movie CINlnnel Sbarp8ck .-ok•I•• .. v• 1/2 off flnt month of •nr Showtlme or Th• Movie a.. .... 1 Sblrp8ck. Pick up the phone and call to Start & Save now. . ' SAZ1 1,c.7 1.100 -.. "' M 6,020 12.647 3,890 2.752 2.573 2,702 2,347 931 619 105,969 66,537 . 64, 151 54,507 48, 172 40,330 22,646 aMllY..., °' mucA1IC* --.. .... 2 ..... ~ • Al-ldlil eo. ...... ......,,...., •EJiubelh ,.., OOMldWttgnie< ORANGE COUNTY JUDfCIAl SWBIOlll COURT; OfftCI NO. 1 •G.llAndler P. Amsen Bi.kely SIJllEllOft Couwt OfflC£ NO. I •Stephen SuncNokf Caryt Anne lee FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1998 .. .. 3 UM 3 6,n 1 10,412 12,G 303,966 3,656 3,a53 97,500 7,241 9,451 202,029 6.613 6,457 193,.490 ~: Or•nge County Re:glstrar of~ SUPelOR COURT, OfACE NO. 21 * ..lohrt Watson Rk:hwd H.lwtdns 9,171 3,800 11,.269 2n • .- 3,no 94.361 !IJOUJ .fl)angku PRFSENTS A TRUNK SHOW WITH KAMEL LI Funky washable rayons in assor-red novelty prints Fri & Sat -]um 26 & 27 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 369 E. 17th St. '21, C.M. 642-5459 Pl«ue bring a friend & receive 10% o~ with thu card! ff>\V/ik:1•,1!<\/lrH IM1\:r ltHMl<f 1·,[(._)(,\lfU1\l IHf t/lW/\f.'l 1\d .. r11 ,>; "'-' .'."r•· · ·, .\ 11 1 •• 1 ~: 1 1 w A y .., M 1 1 1 1 P v ir ; 1 • < .'\ t t t u R .• ~ o l 'P '.1\ t 1 " .i.... r i • ~ >" ·: ,. '; • • · • ,. · •• ... Car show is a classic By Katherine Benjamin, Daily PUot Steve Calavetta, a 58-year-old •semi-retired• CM dealer, has had one consuming passion since he was a teenager growing up in New Yolk -hot rods. His love of fast cars even influ- enced his eventual migration to the West Coast 21 years ago. ·1 always knew that I wanted to come tp Ca.lifomia, • said Calavetta, who is also a leasing agent •'Jbis is where hot rodding began.• His pride and joy is a 1932 Ford Roadster, which be will enter in the 10th annual Fifties Fling Classic Car Show on Satur- day at the Mesa Verde Center in Costa Mesa. Calavetta said he bought his first cla.uic car when be was 18, a UMO Fo.rd fODVertible. Dozens of other can later followed. •I've bad several '57 C::hevy., • • he said Although Calavetta calls him- self a •shade-tree mechanic.• be also is proud of rebuilding his 1932 Ford Roadster. •1 bad been looking for some- thlng to build a bot rod. so when a friend spotted it. I took it to another friend's shop in Lake Elsinote and got to Work OD it right away,• he said. His· work paid off when be won second place in last yeai's car show. This year he hopes to win first place in the People's Choice awards, in ~hich the public is invited to vote for their favorite car. . •1 have entered in the last six or seven shows," he said. In addition to the car show, the car show will offer entertainment by Ronny and The Oallics, u well as an Elvis impersonator. There also will be dMdng, refrelb1nents, ad HW.HOop, yo-yo and bubble gum-b~ George Yardley presents •• On ....... of .... Nc•port ........... Sc:llool Qol .... ''YARDLEY ll'' 1998 CELEBRITY GOLF CLASSIC -MONDAY, JUNE 29TH RAFFLE CELEBRITY AUTOGRAPH SESSION FREE PARKING ON-COURSE BAR-B-QUE AWARDS DINNER 12:00 REGISTRATION & PUTTING CONTEST 2:00 SHOTGUN START Newport Beach Golf Course 3100 lniine Blvd. GEORGE YARDLEY V (NHHS '48) NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL GOLF CLASSIC Monday, June 29, 1998 Here'stichanc. to parttclpate In the Yardley V Newport Harbor H School Celebrtty Golf Classic at ewport Golf Course. 4 PERSON SCRAMBLE FORMAT. Each tMm member hftl and the beet lhot .. aelected. Each tMm will keep track of their ec::ore on the Stableford P<Mnt Svawn as followa: • bouble Eagle +8 ·~ +5 • 8'rdte +2 • ,,. +O ==-~«WorM =~ , Prtzea wll be 9warded to the 1tne Nghtet ICOftng t..ne In ...... .... ~. Coech WerNr'I wUt dlddi whk:h ftlghta ycu ten 11 tn lftlr ICOf'll .. ~. I The~.., .... ..... fot k'lngelt dftw, ololellt to h pin n pUtttng con111t1. ' Name'----------'- Company. _______ _ Add res.._ ______ __ City ________ __ State __________ _ ~pCod,.._ ______ __ Phone. ________ _ Fax ________________ __ Yee, count on me for. _"Tournament $ponao(' (St,0,00) _Team ~($500) +:r~Jfc:>. _Gotf, On..courM Blr-8-0ue arid AWWCll Dinner (1100) :._Raffte ttck« ~ (125). ~ 25 .,.. tidc91a, longeet dr1W. Ind ao-t to--=a:~ Awlrdl n Aldl9 (l30). _VIP GlllerY PMI lncll4ng e...a-out II.I~ "20). SCHEDULE: 12:00 pm Reglstratfon Newport Beach Golf Courie Free Range Balls Putting C0ntest Bar-8-0ue Luncheon . 2:00 pm stlOtgOO Start 6:30 pm ~and Awardt Dlnnir -T• Room Reetuint oncted by Int.,,.,. Illy NnOWned Meltre d' I H.mdTlhefW\. Melt...._.nd eo.i*'d°NHHs ~menn womin'IOOlf ......... .... loCll Oellbrltlel. Aenwtcl by Qeofge Ylfdiy, C09ct'I Jm w.n.n. . . TEEN Rf.AOING The Newport Beach Public Ubrary will present Totally Teen Reading Bxtl'eme, a summer reacting program for seventh- through 12th-graden, through Aug. 20 at the library, 1000 Avo- cado Ave. for more information, call 717-3810. FREE FACJAL Belle Daphne, a btllined spe- cializing in European skin care for men and women, will present free fad.al and body-care consult4tions from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at its New- port Beach Jocatton, •09 31st St. For information, call 673-2988. BUSINESS NETWORK Consumer Business Network Inc. will meet at 1 a.m. in the Tee Room at the Newport Beach Golf Course, 3100 Irvine Ave. Admis- sion is $15. Breakfast will be served. Parking is free. For more information, check the group's site at http://www.cbni.org . <:PRO.ASS Cardiopulmonary resuscita- tion and basic first aid wW be taught in CPR & Medic First Aid, a new class at OCC's Sail- ing Base, 1801 W. Coast High- way, Newport Beach . The class around town will be fTom 8 a.m. to • p .m. A repeat course will be given Aug. 29. Participants who complete the course will receive Ameri- can Heart Association and Medic Finit Aid cards that are valid for two years. The cost is $50 for Newport Beach resi- dents and $55 for nonresidents. Register at Newport Beach Community Services, 3300 Newport Blvd. For more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3151. WEIGHT-LOSS SEMINAR ·The Center for Peak Perfor- mance will present a seminar, Weight Loss: A Lifestyle Change Without Deprivation, from 10 to 11 a.in. at the center, 4570 Cam- pus Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is $10. For more infor- mation, call (949) 252-2104. CLASSIC CAR SHOW The Mesa Verde Center will present its 10th annual Fifties Fling Classic Car Show from 11 a.m. to 3 p .m. at the tenter, Har- bor Boulevard at Adams Avenue, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. Call 435-2050. DRUM AND DANCE WORKSHOP Geanna Smith, a 10-year practitioner of dance and ritual, and Pame la Uba, a Yoga teache r 8Ild healing arts practi- tioner, will present a three- week drum and dance work- shop starting at 7:45 p.m. today at The Hub, 230. E. 17th St., Suite 218, Costa Mesa. AdJnis- sion for the three-week work- shop is $35." Call 536-4644 or 548-5624. . . CAMflfltE NOGllW Amy Avocet Will be the 9UeSt speaker at the 7:45 p.m. campfire program at tbe Upper Newport Bay Ecologtcal Relerve on Sbell- maker Wand, 600 Shellmuer Road. Newport Beach. Admission and parking ~ free. Hot choco- late and marshmallows will be served. Bring a Jacket or Wind- breaker. Call (S.9) 640-6746. ARTHRfTIS MIN MANAGEMENT The Center for Peak Petfor- mance will preaent a seminar, Free Arthritis Pain Management and Reluation, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the center, 4570 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. Admis- sion is $10. Call (S.9) 252-2104. . FREE RElATIONSH• HOT LINE Maxine Cohen. a marriage and i family therap· t, sponsors an· anonymous hel~ for individu- als with relationship problems. She j is available for free consultation , from noon to ~ p.m. and 1 to 8 p.m. : Mondays by Calling 159-0351. • FREE USDA FOOD ; • Free USDA food for low. : income families and seniors in : Newport Beach, Corona del Mar • and Balboa is available from 10 : a.m. to noon on the second : Wednesday of each month at the ; Newport Beach Community Cen- ter, 883 W. 15th St, Newport -: Beach. Call 631-2177. 1 I I Drive e nd-to-end on the San Joaquin Toll Road for just a buck! Every weekend thru July 12th. •• ,AUSE LIF•'S TOO S NORT . c.11 t..-OO.Jn.TRAK(an5) few more lnfonnlltJon or • TCA ... ~ .. ~ eppflcetlon. THIS URL HAS NOT BEEN RATED. .I • .. • • From down the block to downtown, you'll find everything from multiplexes to movie palaces. Plus great 'restaurants right near the theatre with our "nearby" feature. -~-~ .......... ""t2•·~;-· ,. www.c-..1~"4l-..Y1iv~.c°"" Because there's life out there To IMrUlt on C** l#t, ... C'.111-IOO LA TMS nt 7lM _ .... , .......... . EYE·OPENER CdM duo springs a pair of upsets at tennis tourney DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH T bel'8 wu always 10me IOrt of hurdle, It .eemed for Eltanda High'• gtrll thJI past IChool season, even sprinter Rebeka Roth had to handle a stray pup, u well u her Costa Mesa High opponent There wu no shortcoming of talent, however, as exempUf:led by Ole esploltl ol buketball ltandout lJa S1elnfeld (top left), Sayorl liuji In tennis (above) and freestyle swim sprinter Lauren Cassity. • Bltanda girls buketbe.ll team made a habit Of taking games down to the wile, and typified Eagles' sPorts for '97-98 ... gtvtng it their all. Uld defeat wu Mperated ~a combined mpomtt. IQrby'l lktellne p.lpttatlom, howrier, wwen't Hmttjrl to tbe ~ campa.tgn, u four p1l11CJU8 defMll came by mar· ga OI bit pamtl or lillia. nae lltiglel, ~ Gnly two ......................... ~ .. amcla ..... _...,. 4141 «WNt ............... ~ .. CoM Mlil 111111a15"3ot Jml et UDl¥wlltf. ,.... -..; ...... "'° gold• •CNll*M• whim-Jalbp'I CArdllc lddl put tagelts beck-to-bKk wtlll '° p..opel ••• '""' '*11:...., ..... for .. of • QUOTE OF THE DAY ..,.,. ,... ,. ~to,..""' Cl,,_,.--* -• -BSTANaA GIRLS HOOPS OOAOI MU. Kllll1Y That's as close as Estancia girls teams came to postseason play, with basketball and cross country just missing out.. By Barry Faulkner. Daily Pilot E stancta High girls coaches Charlie Appell and Paul Kirby believed their respec- tive cross country and basketball teams were good enough to compete in the post- season. Both had a point. Kirby's unit, however, came up one point shy in a regular-season ending Pacific Coast League road loss to University High, dropping it to fifth place. A win would have put the Eagles into a third-place playoff with Laguna Hills. Instead, they turned in their uni- forms. Appell's squad did the same following its fifth-place finish at the PCL finals, though he made a compelling case for an at-large invitation to the CIF Southern Section Division IV preliminaries. The Eagles had, Appell point- ed out to section offidals, defeat- ed t t of the 30 teams who took part in the Division N prelims. They were, however, denied the chance to extend their season. Similar postseason chances were scarce for Estancia in the other six team sports, in which the Eagles won 5 of 50 league con- tests. Basketball standouts Francia Dill2 and Lisa Steinfeld each earned first-team All-PCL recog- nition, as did senior Orange County soccer all-star Jennifer Porter and freshman softball pitcher Joanna Danner. Diaz was All-Newport-Mesa District, as was Danner, who was joined on the softball dream team by te.ammates am Fricker and Stacy Barnett. Amy Deming, who competed in volleyball and basketball. and will continue in the fonner at Holy Cross, was named the school's ~e Athlete of the Year. Here's a sport-by-sport sum- mary: + 8-k:etbeli: Paul Kirby raised eyebrows by terming his team a PCL title contender after a 4-t t preleegue campaign, and an 0-3 •tart in league didn't exactly overload the bandwagon. But three straight wins over Laguna Beach. tJntvemty and Laguna Hills tbnut the Eagles back into tbe playoff hunl However, a heut·breaking ~ 3S loll at Calta Mesa. u well u the afOlerQeDtiooed finale e.t Unl· verslty, kept the youtbtul tMm from playing in tbe pomeuoo for I I I I ' • I I I I I I I I L-------------------------J the first time in the 1990s. Francia Diaz, a 5-foot-9 junior center, averaged 9.2 points per game, (12.3 in league}, and was the team's top rebounder. She scored in double figures in t O of her final 14 games and had a 27- point, 14 -rebound performance against Laguna Beach. She also grabbed 17 rebounds in a victory over Laguna Hills. She was first-team All-PCL on the Daily Pilot selections, but was a second-team choice by the coaches. She was the lone Eagle on the all-district squad. Lisa Steinleld, a dangerout three-point threat, had a team- higb 10.2 scoring average as a junior. She will join Diaz in pro- viding a strong nucleus next tea· son. The coaches selected her first-team all-league. Amy Deming, a thfee..yee.r starter, averaged 9.1' points and earned second-team all-league recognition, while sophomore Lauren Cassity improved greatly in her varsity debut. + Crou country: Sarah Hall peced the Bagles at league finals, but her time of 19:.C5 was not in the top 10. Carmen Gamboa was anottWr consistent contributar u Appiill'I squad ftnlsbed 2-2-1 tn league dual meets, tying the regum.-.. IOD finale with Onivenity, 19-19. + T....a.: Coecb Deft ~ team split eight DIJGl91pe matches, but fowld nRagh galDg against a talented 'JIOV{l/lf-.PCI. • rivals. 1be Eaglea ftnllbed 6-12.. • 2-8 in LMgue with MDI« S.yort 8SEE~QR.8fWiE11 To yacht or not to yacht • Newport yacht owners banding for weekend trip to Lake Mojave. e name of this column is Boating Column," as pposed to the "Shipping Colwnn" or "Yachting Column." Being ever so careful to writ" only about the issues assigned, I decided I better get a grip on the difference between a boat, a ship, a yacht and other sea going vessels. My dictionary describes a boat as: ·A vessel for transport by water.• OK. then are logs rafted together a boat? The definition of a ship is: ·Any vessel intended or used for navigating the water and not propelled by oars. Usually of a larger variety.• Alrigbty then, a boat cannot be a ship, therefore logs are not ships. Likewise, a •Yacht• was described as: ·A vessel used for private cruising for noncommercial purposes." I guess tlus means a 1957 Chevy hardtop, windows rolled down, Angora dice hanging from the mirror while privately cruising down Hollywood Blvd. on a Thursday -must be a yacht? I think not. Under that definition, if you own an 18-foot Bayliner, purchased with the intent for private cruising -by definition, you can tell your friends, "I own a yacht!" .Newport Beach is filled Wllh a variety of yacht owners. Some like to go out to sea, some prefer to Duffy along Wllh a glass of WUle and catch some rays. Others like to ski, sea Doo and go fast A group of local marine maniacs have been boating together for severaJ years. They · are: Dave and Cheryl Ball, with their blown Hallett 21 and four Sea Doos; George and Milane Hauser, with their 1978 world speed record holder containing a monster Chrysler Herni; Rick and Lynnett Berg (chairman of the 552 Club) and their 21-fool Schiada with an 850-horsepower plus big block blown Chevy. Others include: Kent and Mary Pat Lucas (I lallett 21); Gene and Anne Sullivan (blown big block Schiada); George Argyros Jr. in a quick, noisy rocket spouting a big rooster tail for the big rooster; Joe and Lori McKay; the Salisbury family, Ron and Kun Newman; Craig and Wendy Gar- ratt; The Skjonsby family; the Eastman family; the Guibord family; Bob and Tarru Cluck; Jackie Glass and oh, myseU and daughters Enn and Piper. Believe me, Uus ts only a partial list as sometimes, with all the kids, there are as many as 70 people on the boating trip. This Newport crew takes their terry phillips show on the road one or two ti.mes a summer and that place is usually Lake Mojave in Laughlin, Nev. A later trip takes the group to Lake Powell around mid-August. Sixty-three Newportians are scheduled to d escend upon Har- rah's Hotel this very weekend. Newport Beach is truly a boat- ing mecca with recreational enthusiasts enjoying everything from 8-foot Sabots to the 126-foot Delta Marine Yacht (Now that's a yacht!) "Pazazz," owned by.Sob Cohen. Each of these owners are on common ground -or should that be, on common water? They all enjoy the world of boating -ahem, the world of yachting! •The Coast Cadillac/North Sails Race Week to benefit the Leukemia Society of America begins today and ends on Sunday. Headquarters are at the Seaport Hotel in Long Beach. Newport Beach entrants indude: Tom Schock (Newport Harbor Yacht Club) in a Shock 40, the "Red Hornet;" Loe Beery (Bal- boa Yacht Club) in an Andrews 43 called "It's OK;· Dave Ullman (BYC) in a Melges 24 and Bruce Ayres (NHYC) in his Melges 24, the "Moon Mortsoon. • During the Key West Interna- tional Race Week in Florida, Ullman took first and Ayres second. Other Newport eJ1trants included, David Janes in the "Jay Bird." a J120 that was the Newport-to-Ensenada corrected time dass champion, Judy Gorski (BYC) and Hardy-Pin01ey (BYC). Both of the later were steering Schock 35s. Newport Beach residents are contending in every race class. Race results will be announced in next week's column. All are welcome to attend a pool-side casino. party to be held tonight at the Seaport Marina Hotel. A live auction for sailing rock stars will also be held. All events benefit the Leukernla Society. For information, contact Bruce Golison (714) 379-4884. Inaugtµ-al Jack Milne Cup on tap • Organizers hope that the speedway race will become a regular event. COSTA MESA The Costa Mesa Speedway will play host to the first annual Jack Milne Cup Saturday qight at 7:30. Jack Milne had a long and rich history as a Speedway champion. He was an idol to may American Speedway competitors and bis racing triumphs in the sport paved the way for those who came after him. Milne captured the World Speedway title in 1937. the first American to ever win the title. Under Milne's guidance, Speedway returned to Southern California in 1969 when Speed- way began weekly races at the Costa Mesa Speedway. The Milne Cup will be award- ed to the winner of Saturday's main event and should be one of the most competitive races of the season. Ticket prices for adults are $9. For juniors (13-17) and seniors, the price is $5 and children 6-12 are $2. Parking and programs are free. Stockwell victorious LAGUNA BEACH -Ryan TENNIS Stockwell, a member of Corona del Mar High's junior varsity boys tennis team, won the 16-year-old division at the recent Battle of the Beaches Tournament, hosted by the City of Laguna Beach. Stockwell, a 14-year-old Costa Mesa resident, de feated Laguna Beach High junior varsity stand- out Nathan Heussenstamm, 6-2. 7-5, in the title match, after easily handling Nick Brakovich of Lagu- na Beach in the semifinals, 6-1, 6-0. The June 12-13 tournament, which also included girls compe- tition, featured 80 participants, who competed on courts at Lagu- na Beach High and Alta Laguna Park. WEDNESDAY'S °SfA COUNTS o.vey. Locbr -7 boats, 248 anglers. 24 albacore, 47 yellowtall, 1 sltlpjadt tuna, 5 bonito, 1,061 barracuda, 106 calico bass, 23 s.end bass, 4 sc.ulpin, 1 halibut. Newpolt LMclng • 6 boats, 155 anglers. 68 albacore, 42& barracuda, 3 yellowtail, 67 calico bass. 42 sand bass. 6 bonito, 23 madterel. 1-r··s No FISH STORV: Big variety of game fish awaits offshore for the opportune angler. core, bluefin twia, owtaU, barracuda, to and big halibut are the choices of anglen heading out of Newport Beach aboard sportfishers from local landings and aboard private yacths. Reports from Davey's Locker and Newport Landing indicate a huge area of breezing barracuda in the •1og" class and that schools of albies in the 10-to 15-pound class are stacked UJ? outside San Clemente Island. Newport Beach anglers Mike Blower, Milt Shedd, Greg Stotesbury and Dave Elm fished aboard Blowers 47-foot "Pacific Pioneer• and decked 18 albies fishing Qff China Point. According to Dean Plant, owner of Anglers Center (642-6662), most all the longfins were jig fish taken on Tady Jet Lures in dorado and Mexican flag colors and black and silver CD 14 Rapalas. Over the weekend, the six-pack charter boat "Fin Fever" hosted harbor area anglers, Ross Stotesbury, Sandy and Bob Hoos, as well as Frank Apler, to a good day of albacore fishing. They decked 32 longfins working an area about 20 miles west of Pyramid Point. Helen Smith of Balboa, who keeps track of the catches made for members of the Balboa Angling Club (673-6316), reported that six-year-old Bunker Hill Jr. and his brother Carson, fished aboard a private yacht skippered by their their father. Each young angler weighed in albacore in the 13-to 15-pound class. Charlie Albright of Corona del Mar landed a 16-pound yellowtail on light line fishing onboard the sportfisher "KeaKai" near Catalina. Norris Tapp, spokesman for Davey's Locker (673-1434) called in a good report for the local sport fleet. •There are big schools of barracuda moving up jim niemiec the beach, yellowtail are under patties and at the islands, our fleet of fast six-pack charter boat, •Bongos Il & ill,• are getting right in the middle of the albacore bite that's going on right now in the outer channel waters,• Tapp reported. Bait conditions are good with a mix of sardines and anchovies. If the seas calm down, local anglers could be in for a great weekend of fishing. In addition to albies and tails, anglers are also catching halibut, bass and lots of skinnies. Debbie Sharp of Costa Mesa landed a 17-pound halibut fishing on the ·Freelance• to take big fish honors for the week at Davey's Locker. Looks like local boats could be fishing albacore and bluefin over the upcoming July 4 weekend. Captain Buzz Brizendine, owner of the limited load sportfisher "Prowler• running out of Fisherman's Landing, [(619) 222-0391), called in to report a huge mass of albacore holding close to the beach just south of the Coronado Islands. According to Brizendine, these fish will hopefully move up the coast close enough to the beach to be within an easy one-day reach of most of the local sport fleet. Adding that there is ample bait and the water temperature is holding on the cool side, fishing for albacore and bluefin tuna could well be within reach of the boats running out of Newport's twin jetties as early as this YES9 THERE WILL JBE A TO GO BY BOAT ON NE The Newport Harbor Nultic:al is building a 71 ft. Roat alonpidc the PriM ef Nnvp<J,. fu by bay boats and excursion veasds. Our goal ia to have the by summer of 1998. To finance our ~rure the M You are invill:d to support UU. effort. Permanent rccx>gni · on a plaque at the head of the gangway from the 8 ~ Riverboat Res ·---Exciting Muse iiJ#-Entertaining E Open to the public Come Aboard! and Lots of Fu coming weekend. • Fresh water frolic - Turning to the fresh water scene, run off from melting snow has hampered fishing in streams coming down from the high · Sierras. Lake fishing remains good with Crowley, Convict. Bridgeport and the entire June. Lake Loop kicking out lots of big Alpers rainbow trout. Locally, Oso Reservoir (656-9313) is hot for largemouth bass weighing to 10112 pounds and trophy channel catfish tipping the scales at up to 25 pounds. This pretty lake, located in the foothills of the Santa Ana mountains, is open to the general public by advance reservation and also offers family memberships. • 552 Club shoots for Hoag - The 552 Club's 17th annual Benefit Shoot, under the chairmanship of Richard Berg of Newport Beach, was a huge success. One-hundred twenty five shooters from the harbor area competed for coveted belt buckles and raised funds for special projects at Hoag Memorial Hospital Competing in the shooting events, designed to challenge the best, were Randy Johnson and his son, Brian, Dell H. DeRevere, Tad Devine, Bob McDaniel, Chief Snoden, An~ Carey. The top gun honor was presented to Orange County shooter, John Boyle of Cerritos:' Other top teem winners were compromised of Duane Rae, Jim Leeg. Dave Winstean. Willy Hamilton and Rick Ehrke. The top ~ in t4e multi-gaugf class was Newpoit/s Bill Radovich. The annual 552 Club benetll shoot has raised more than a million dollars for Hoag Hospital and plans to expand the event next year. It is one of most popular 552 Club events in the history of the club. For information, call 574-7208. EW PLACE RT BAYG FRIDAY, JUNE 26. 1991 ESTANCIA GIRLS CONTINUED FROM 9 Uuji lNding the way at No. 1 ii.ogles. ger surprises girls 14s Southern California Junior Sectionals. FOUNTAIN VAIJ.EY -Kimberly Singer of New-• Beach, not seeded in the. top eight in the girls 14s 'Thuji apd junior Hillary Hirtler teamed in doubles for tbe PCL individual tournament and advanced to the qua.rterfinlill before falling to a tandem from Laguna Beach, 6-3, 6-7, 6-3. Junior Blake Frino and partner Use Latimer won a fint- round doubles match in the PCL tournament. vision of the 96th annual Southern California Tennis · atlon Junior Sectional Championships, upset + Softball: Joanna Danner's arrival in the pitching drde instantly made Coach Sharon Uhl's squad compe1itive, but Danner will hope for better support the rest of her career. Despite a 1.63 ERA, featuring 110 strikeouts and just 10 walks in 86 innings, the first-team all-league and all-district selection won just 3 of 13 decisions. -~ed Sylvia Kosakowski of Downey, 7-6 (7-4), , m the Round of 16 on Thursday at the Los balleros Sports Village. Singer, a member of the Balboa Bay Club Racquet ub junior program. defeated qualifier Colby Com- (Rolling Hills) in the first round, 6-1, 7-5, on ednesday to advance. Cari Fricker, a senior first baseman, hit .296 with two homers, five extra-base hits and seven RBI, while Stacy Bar· nett, a slick-fielding junior center fielder, stole 12 bases and posted a .429 on-base percentage in the leadoff spot The Eagles finished 4-11, 2-8 in league. Singer, who will be a freshman on Coach nm Mang's celebrated Corona del Mar High team in the utumn, will face second-seeded Dianne Matias (Gardena) today at 2:30 p.m. in the quarterfinals. + Swim.ming: The Eagles swept three nonleague opponents, but couldn't stay with the PCL's perennially strong programs, finishing 0-5 in league dual meets. In the same division, CdM's Anne Yelsey lost in the first round to qualifier Dianna Vmis (Glendale), 7-6 (7- 5), 6-4. In the girls 18s, CdM's Nina Vaughan, the school's Female Athlete of the Year, won a major first-round decision when she upset No. 3-seeded Morisa Yang ('J'ortance), 7-5, 7-6. Estancia second baseman ~ Jlffany Ortega fl.res up her teammates; Meghan Fay • (below) goes 13.77 In the 100 meters; Monica Gonzalez slips through to knock the ball loose In soccer; and Blake Prtno returns a forehand as tennis partner Usa Latimer looks on. The Eagles did outpoint Laguna Beach at league finals, where Lauren Cassity topped the field in the consolation finals (ninth overall) in the 50-and 100-yard freestyle events. Cassity's time of 57.76 in the 100 was just .06 off the ctF. qual- ifying standard in that event, while her 26.94 clocking in the 50 produced a dead heat with teammate Katie Menden, a freshman. The Notre Dame-bound Vaughan, who led Mang's Sea Kings to a CIF Southern Section Division I team title last fall, knocked off Riverside's Julie Anna Chid- ley in a wild match in the Round of 16, 6-3, 6-7 (3-7), 6-2. Vaughan will play in the quarterfinals today at 2:30 p.m. Jennifer Cassity (12th in the 200 free and 500 free), Somer Flaherty (15th in the 200 free) and Peri Baker (16th in the 100 butterfly) also stood out at league finals. · · Blake Frino earned praise from Coach Jen Sheldon for shaving about three seconds off her previous bests in the 200 IM and 100 breaststroke at league finals. · ,In the girls 16s, No. 8-seeded Caylan Leslie (New- port Beach) beat Llndsey Irons-Kilmer (Pasadena) in the first round, 7-5, 6-3, then advanced on Thursday by defeating Aipi Kojian (Santa Ana), 6-4, 6-1. Leslie, who won this year's Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament in the same division, will face fourth- seeded Jessica Roland (Los Angeles) today in \)le quarterfinals at 4 p.m. +Volleyball: Coach Dale Hall's team upset Aliso Niguel, 15- 1, 15-11, 15-17, 15-6, to avoid a winless league campaign as Amy Deming earned honorable mention in the all-league vot- ing. Also in the girls 16s, CdM's Nadia Vaughan topped Jennifer Bailey (Mission Viejo) in the first round, 6-3, 6-1, ~d then defeated Woodbridge High rival Susan- na Llngman, the fourth seed, in the Round of 16, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3. + Soccer: Jennifer Porter sustained a season-ending injury in the second round of league play, which forced her to watch her teammates in the Orange County all-star game from the sideline. A senior defender, Porter was a first-team All-PCL choice, while teammate Rebeka Roth, a sophomore midfielder, was a second-team pick. In the girls 12s, qualifier Brittany Hollantl of New- port Beach defeated Blair Dowell (San Bernardino), 7- 5, 6-2, in the first round. then lost to Seal Beach's Gia Nafarrete, the third seed, 6-2, 6-2. Sophomore goalie Tina Lopez made 19 saves to preserve a 0-0 tie with Laguna Beach for the team's PCL highlight. Coach Jenny Tavares' squad tirusbed 2-14-2, 0-9-1 in league. In the boys 16s, CdM's Hunter Jack won his first- round match, beating Torrance's William Yang, 6-0, 7- 6, but then the eighth-seeded Jack was upset in the Round of 16 by Andrew Rosenfeld (Beverly Hills), ti- 4,.4-6, 6-1. + Trade and field: Meghan Fay qualified for the league finals in the 100 meters, while Sarah Hall did the same in the 800. Coach Joan Carlisle's team finished 0-5 in PCL duel meets. Also in the boys 16s, Costa Mesa's Brian Morton (Mesa Verde Tennis Club) lost in a tough first-round match to second-seeded navis Rettenmaier (Camar- illo), 6-7, 7-6, 6-2. Morton, an Ojai champion last year, was a qualifier in the SCTA Junior Sectionals. + WresWng : Sophomore Wendy Padilla and junior Monica Sanchez. both competing in the 103-pound class. advanced to the Southern Callf omia championships, according to Coach Nate Skaar. -PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE Center PlaMed Community PUBLIC NOTICE TREOLIA, ESQ. Boulevard, Newpon Beach. estate assels or of any pe-Catilornla Envlronmen1at RJJ Anancllll Cofporatlon OBITIJAD ----------------as per Chaplet 20 ol lh• (CSBl 888t 9) CA 92658. For lnformallon, llllon or accounl as pro· Quality AcL Kevin Wyart ·President Pu.Lie NOTICE PUllLIC NOTICE Munlclpal Cod•, and; llSC 7404 • conlact Pl1r1ck Alford al vlded In Probale Code sec· NOTE· The expense 01 Robert Jenkins, Jr. • Prut·,,_ _______ .. CITY Of' •A UH petmlt for the H · NOTICE OF ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1949) 644 3200 Wrlllen lion 1250. A Request lor · dent 11 PO tabll$hmtnt of a talce-ovt 18152 BEACH BLVD., · r · 1 h Special Notice form Is this notice Is paid from • This statement wu flied SUPERIOR COURT NIW RT BUCH rutaurant UH u apeclft9d TO ::~r~~~ER #280, HUNTINGTON ~~~q~=~~'o11'J:'gr':ft ~II~ available trom the court lil!ng fee collect.cl from lhe wllh the County Cletk of OP CA&.lf'ORNIA, c=.!::~~h• In U'le Koll Center Planned ESTATE OF: BEACH, CA 92847 gated Negative Deci11allon cletk. applicant. Orange County on 6-&-98 COUNTYOPORANG• Cltyof ~=-~:traffic THOMASKIELY Publlshed Newport must be recelv9d by lhe Attom erforthePetl-Publi•h•d Newport 18988780802 341 The City Drive ........ Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Planning Department at !he Uoner1 Beach-Costa Mesa DaBy Dally Piiot .AN 12, HI, 26, Pod Office N•wPOf't heoh • and Parking Demand fA~• t!t,O· =~s7 Pilot June 22 26 29 1998 above address by JULY 27, JOHN a. HORWITZ, Pilot June 26, 1998. July 3, 19911 F175 Box 14171 3300 Newport Study. o 1• ares, ' ' ' 1998. A final envlronmentlll ESQ., LAW OFFICES F201 O...np, CA • .........,d, APPLICATION: etedllofS, contingent credl· M232 repon Incorporating public OF HUGHES & HOR PUBLIC NOTICE 82113-1171 Newpoe1 -..Oh AIMndment No. 878 tors, and persona who may Input wlll lhen be o•epared • PUBLIC NOTICE --------IN TH• MATT•R OF PLANNING Tralftc Study No. 116 otherwise be Interested In PUBLIC NOTICE for conslderailon b deci· WITZ, 5318 I!. CHAP· F1ctltloua au.tne .. COMMISllO use P«mlt No. 3835 lhe wlll or estate. or both, slon-maxtng aulhontYes. MAN AVE., ORANOE, CITY OF Neme StatenMnt THI! Pl!TITION TO N Plannif)g Olrector'e Un of: THOMAS KIELY PUBLIC NOTtCE Published Newporl CA 92889 · NEWPORT BEACH The tolk>wlng peraona art CHANQB TH• NAMI! AGENDA Permit NO. 31 A PETITION FOR PRO-OF PROPOSED Beach·Cosla Meta Dally Publlehed Newport NOTICE doing business H : O F MALQORZATA RegularMNtlng . CEQACOMPUANCE:Thlt BATE hat been fifed by MITIQATEDNEQATIVE PllotJune2S,l99B. Beach.Costa Mesa Dally INVITINQBIDS WEST COAST MORT- MARIA O'lllUIN July 8, 1988 • proJect has been rl'Mwed, CHERYL Y. HIRTLEA aka DECLARATION F199 Piiot June 25 28 July 2 Sealed bids may be re-GAGE SERVICES, 21791 CAS• NUMBER ~ 7t00 p.m. and 11 hu been determined C li E R Y L Y V 0 N N E A draft Mitigated Nega· • ' ' c:elwd at the ottlct of the Lake Forest Or. 1204, Lake A182887 I .SUBJECT: Modlllc•· that It Is cat~catly IX· HIRTLER In the Superior tlvt D~arallon has bHn PUBLIC NOTICE 1098 ThF559 City Clerk 3300 Newport Forest, CA 92e30 i ORDIR TO IHOW Uon1 to Oevelop~nt Pot. empt under tn. require-Court ol Oalllornla, County prepared by the City ol PUBLIC NOTICE Boulevard.' P.O. Box 1,68, KGW Corporation (CA), Icy Q City of Newport mentt of the Calltomla En· ol ORANGE. Newport Beach Planning BSC 7417 Newport Beach CA 92658 22908 Sprlngwatet, lake CAUS• FOR CHANG• Beach ' vlronmental Quality Act THE PETITION FOR PRO· Department for Iha project NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE 8915 until t 1.00 a m 0~ For11t. CA 92830 OF NAM• ' SUMMARY: An amend· under Clau 2 (Replace-BATE requuts that listed below: PETITION Plann'1n8 Director's the lSlh day 01 July ;998 RJJ Financial Corpor1tlon PETITIONER($) MAL· ment to lhe Development mtnt or Reconstruction of CHERYL Y. HIRTLEA be SUBJECT: Newpon Dunea TO ADMINISTER UH Permit No 30 at which time aucn bldi (CA). 27232 Arena, Ml1elon GORZATA MAAIA O'BRIEN Polley G ol the Land Un Exl1llng Structures). appointed H pereonal rep-Ruort (General Plan Notice 11 hereb • iven shall be opened and read Viejo, CA 926111 HAS/HAVE FILED A PETI· El•mtnt of General Plan re-•.SUBJECT: Corporate reaentallve 10 admlnt11er Amendmtnl 97.3 (F) Local ESTAT• OF: thal an 1 fleet Jn g has 10 . Thie bu1fne11 11 con- TION FOR AN ORDER TO filing to tlm•·•haru Plaza West (Coral .. New-lh• Ht•I• of the decedent. Coastal Program Amend· RICHARD KENNET H be b l~~ b I p t' rUDO GATEWAY PARK ducted by: joint ventute CHANGE NAMES FROM pro!Ktl man. appllcant), 1200 New· THE PETITION requests menl 51 Amendment 878 TISCHLER en su "'t Y •• 1 c nlr 3155 Have you atarted doing MALGORZATA MARIA APPLICATION: General pon Cenler Drive lhe decedenl'a Wiii and Planned 'community O.ve~ CASE NO. A192880 CoffH end TH (Martin E~ine:~.'1:0iumite· buslne11 yet? Yes, July 1, O'BRIEN TO MARGARET Plan Amendment No. 98-SUM~Y: The hearing codlc:lts, II any. be 1dmltted opment Plan 48 Traffic To all heirs beneficiaries Pott• & AsaocletH , •Po 5130 000 1993 MAAIA O'BRIEN 2(B) Involves an appeal ol lhe 10 probate. The Will and Study 115. and' Devel· creditors, contingent credl: pllcent), to eslabllsh a A roved b KGW Corporation ,It Tt het•by ordered that CEOA COMPLIANCE: This decision or. the Modllic1-any codlcil1 are 1111ll1ble opment Agreement 12). tors, and persons wno may full·Hrvlc:e small scale ea1-8 111 P: ff rClty E 1 RJJ Ananclal Corporation ._!IL_l>ersons Interested In pro!K\ has been r~wed, lions Committ" which ap-for ••amlnalion In lh• Ill• The project ls 1 planned otherwise be interested In Ing and drinking establish-•tapo • ng • Kevin Wyart • Pretldenl ...,,,.n., appear before and II has been determined Ptoved a request to 1now. kepi by the court. community devetopmenl in. will or 111111, or bolh. ment In lhe Corona del Mar neer Robet1 Jenkins Jr .. • Prell-thls coun In Departm.nt lhtt 11 Is cateoorlcally 0 . In confunc11on with the coo-THE PETITION requ11ts plan for Newport Dunes ol: RICHARD KENNETH Pl Sh 1 C Prospective bldd9fl may dtnl This statement wu , No. 703 ol the Orange empt under tne require-struc:tlon of two commercial au1horlty to tdmlnl11er the Resort. The project In· TISCHLER au opp ng enier obtain one se1 ot bid doc:u-filed with the County et.rk .county Superior COUf1 at men11 ol th• Cllllfomla fl)-office buildings. lhe follow-ntate under lhe lndepen· eludes the con11ruct1on ol A PETITION FOR PRO-with • mulmum 01 8 seals ments at no coll al Ille of· of Orange County on 8-8- .the 1ddrus shown 1bov9 vlronmental Quality Act Ing: dent Admlnlllratlon ol Es· a 600-unrt resort hotel that BATE has ~en Ill.cl by within lhe fac1flly. The pro-flee of lhe Public: Works 118 19988780803 t.On 8_., 1998, at 2:00 under Ctan 5 (minor alt•· •Portions of the buildings lates Act. (This Authority wlll Include swimming SHARON M. TISCHLER in posed hours ol operation Departmenl 3300 Newpon Deity Pilot June 12 19, 291 o'clock p.m., and then and atlons In land uH llmtta· to encroach 7 Ifft lnlo lhe wllt allow th• personal rep-pools: heallh, fitness. and the Superior Court ol Call-are 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m .. Bou 'p 0 B 768 July 3 1998 ' F178 1lhtfe show cauM, If any tlons). required 25 foot Mlback, resentalive to take many recr11Uon laclfltlea: chll-fornla, County ol ORANGE. daily. There wlll be ep. levard. · · 0• t · ' they have, why the petition 2.SUBJECT: Roti.rt San m.uured lrom Interior ac· actions wlthOUI oblalnlng dren's facRitlH: dining f• THE PETITION FOR PRO-proxlmatety 4 employ"' Newport BHCh, CA 92658-• CLASSIF11!D for chang• of name 1hould Miguel, 221. 223, and 225 ens drlv.a, within !he pro-court approval. Belore tall· cllltlu: ballrooms and BATE requests that SHA· • 11 1 11 8915. It• the retource you ~I be granted. Carnation Aveooe poaed dtveloprMnt. Ing cenaln very Important mHtlng rooms; relalf RON M. TISCHLER be ap-on 1 • 1 any one me. For further Information. can count on to aell • It 11 fUtthtt ordered that a SUMM.ARY: Requ'*t to • A 1 fool encroachment ac11ona, however, the Pef· space: a parking structur• polnl9d a.s personal repr• The propeny Is local.cl In call Uoyd Dalton. Proftc1 myriad of merchan- copy of thla Ofdtt to 1how approve a Verlene:• 10 per· Into lhe reqUlled 20 fool tonal rtl)fnentatlve wfll be and 1urtace patfdng areas: untaUve to administer the the PC CNewport Vlll... Manag•r at 1949) 644• di•• 1tem1, because ,eauH be publllhtd In OR· mlt !he c:on1truc1lon of a landscape median wtdlh required to give notice to and landscaped garden ntatt ol the dfl:edent. Planned Communltr) 3328 • our columns compel ·ANGE COAST DAILY newduplt l<thatwllltxCffd (specified by !he Setback Interested persons unle11 area1.An alternatlvetothe THE PETITION requests Dlatrlct . P bli h d N 1 quellfl•d buyera to •PILOT, a newapaper of the permitted he!Qht llmlt Map of the Corporal• Plaza they hav• waived notice Of 800-unlt hotel Is a 400-authority 10 administer the Property located at: 894 u • • ewpor calll •g•n•ral clrcutatlon pub-by approxlmatetv l to 13 Wu t PlaMtd Community consented'° th• proposed room hotel and 100 time-utate undtf th• tndepen-Avoclldo Avenue Beach-Costa Mesa Daity e•2·H78 llahed In lhl1 county, at r..t on the norih aide ol Olltrlc:t RegulalJonl) with action.) The lndeJ*1d41nt share units. dent Administration of E•· Pl 1 Of ect • U Pilot June 26, 30, 1998. --------Jntt once a weeti lor lour the proper1y and 1 to 4 fMI patklno ar•as. admlnlatratlon authorhy will LOCATION: 101 N. Bay· tates Act. (Thia Authority am ng r or 1 se FT202 conaec:utlv• W..kt prlof to on Iha IOuth tide of the APPLlCATION: Modlftca· bt granted uni"' an Inter-side Drlve/1131 Back Bay will allow the personal rep-Perml1 No. 30 Is schedul9d ________ , the day of the htlrlng. property Of\ PfopMV io-lion No, 470I Uled person tlleJ an ob-Orllle. resentallve to takt many lor review by !he Planning PUIUC NOTICE DATllJ JUN oe, 1... cated 1n' th• MFA Dlittlct. CEQA COMPLIANCE: All jectlon to the petlllon and SETTING: The project site acUona without obtaining Departmtnt of th• Clli or --------' JAMii A. JACKMAN, Alto lnclUded 11 a coa1tal significant tnvlronmtntat Showa gOOd cause why th• con1lst1 ol appro•lmattly court approval. Before tak· Newport Beach at 3:00 STATaMINT OF J u D Q I IC o M M I .. r .. ldtntlal d•v•lopm•nl concema for the proposed court thould not granl the 1 oo acrH focat•d on Ing certain very Important p.m. on Tuelday, Julr 7, WITHDRAWAL FROM llON•R OP TH• IUP•• permit for th• dtmoUUon of proJ.ct have b .. n ad· authority. Upper Newport Bay north· actlon,1, howevtf, the per· 1881. The r~w wlll be PARTNERSHIP 1 3 r .. ldentlal units. drtlled In a previously A HEARING on the pell· west of the lntetaectlon ol sonal r•prn•ntatlve wlll ba h Id I h Pl nl D OPIMTINQ UNDl!R ,RIOR COURT APPLICATION: Vatlanct c:ertlfl•d •nvlronmtntal tlon wlH bt held on JULY Pacific Cout Highway and required to give notice to • n I • an ng • PICTITIOUS JOE A. DICKERSON, At• No. 1222, Coutll Rtliden-documtnt (EIR No..:._ 1.48J 18, 1998 at 1:45pm In Dept. Jamborff Rold and 11 cur-lnttr .. led persons unlHI par'lment. If approved at BUll•SS NAiii IOrney at Law, 3151 AJJway lf•I Dev.iopmenl Permit C9111fled bY the CllY ~ 703 located •t341 The City renuy development with a !hey have walVed notice or that tfm•, th• appeal period The fOllowlnQ person has A~. Ste. M·t, Coate No. 24 on August 24, tffa), and Drive South, Orang•, CA 400+ apec• recreational c:onunted to th• propoaed ol 14 d•y• wll1 begin from withdrawn u • general M.... CA taat, AttQrney CfQA COMPUAHCE: Thia lhet tht City of NftPOf1 118811. v.hlcle partc, a restaurant, action.) The lndtpetldenl that date, Nlng wNc:h partn« from tht ~ Bat 1034234, Attorney tor prolect hu been revtewect. htch lntenda lo '* laid 11" YOU OBJECT 10 the a 450-lllp marina, a coffM tdmlnlltratlon authol'llY Will lime any lnW••ted party or thlo QC>efatlng undtt !he •Malgorlata Q'ltfen W tt hal bttn determined clOCumtnt ~ the = ~ ol the pe':"h!ou shop, and 1upport la-~ granltd unltn an Inter• lhff eutn<>rUed agena ~ ftctltloua bullrieaa name of llOPPDl.O Donlllllck Mr. Roppolo, eo. • r9lldenl °' Nllwpc.1 ~fot21 ~ WU Idled In an ... tomoblle eoddent on June 23, 1998. He II luMv9d by an... t'a wtf9 of 21 ~ 9ndtwo eonea.t. topher Roppolo d Mont-.y, Cllb'Na and Marc Roppolo of Puo Roblee, C.. If om IL A vigil wlll be hlkt Fnday, June 28 • 7:30 p.m. It Ow Lady Queen °' At.. g•I• I n Newport a..ch It 2048 ..., Vllta. A flaierlll ~ II echeduled for SIU- dt{y, ..... 7111112 noon 111 Ow~ Qu"n of~ wtth .. ....,,,... ... meda...ty toio.e.tO 111 Pacllc View ... mof181 Pmtt. The~ .... 1tM doudo•• ID ..... °' .. ...... Hewt ...... 0.-• . s.a Ml. Clio Uornla or Caea r., .... 111 w. MepleA---.Apl. t.~CA- tha1 " le c:attQOflealty ex· noted pr~., and appear 91 llt• cltitlt1. Tha 30 ICfe hotel Hted per900 lllta an ob-ifttd. o1 thal -"-'-k'lttrlof Oultlttwa HorM & ri;ili 1 Publl•h•d Newport empt undM th• ,~ that tner• we no additional Ing and 1tata your ob-lite contl•t• of a Interim )Kflon to tht petition and "' ~ Garden 1to3 su~rlOt 0 _.. ~· _........_ .Btec:h-Coata Mele 0 -'ly IMfttl of tht Cellfomle En. reuonable 8"1M1tlv9 Ot ~ Of Ille wrllltn ob-~t. lrall..-and rK!'e-lhowl GOOd cause •hy tht mey file a notice of .._... Coat&~ CA 82a7 • ~ ,~ ~ •Piiot ~ 12, 11, 28, JI.if vlronm•nlal Quality Act mitigation "'"""* lh•t • with the court be-atlonal vehlcte storage ~ tflould not grant !he to the llltannlng ComnQ. The F!Ctltiout ~alneu ~ s, 1911 ,112 under Cl ... s (Hew Con-~ bt coneldefed In • tht Meting. Yow •i>-., .. : apprOXlmat.iy t50 authoflty. elon wMh • tiling fee Of Name rtltned to aboYe !tame In MNOlon °' Convtrt6on of conjunction with Hid peerance mey bt In person apacn of the recrHtlonal A HEARINO on the IM(I-1171.00 to cs.tr•y tn. coat wu Med In Oranae ~ • PUILICNOTICI 'r9"~;/icMIWtd9e er~r~p~r!': ':: Of,~~~~EDlTOR =~~~~ ~,::-,=:m~~ of~=proc:.owe. ~~· FTL! NO. CUllJ 8TATIMllT Oft 0toup (John Gani•, ap. Wot"*lllll ~ .,. Of conUngenl etedlt0t of Marina and tht '"tai.wtnt. 703 IOOMed It "41 TM CltV Pf.........,~~ r\11 rw anct addrw o1 ,.._ A..A~·-AUNDOltMINT OP pllcenC) l tlO Bitch Street ..,..... fof P\dC ~ the dec:e .. ed, yOU tnutt fllt Tht ho..i lillt II alto eut· Dftw South. ~. CA -...... ·~ the wlthdf~· ~ V"M:""'UIU'r• ua• OP PIOTITIOU8 Th• propoH d proJect Ind 1n1pect1o11 • the Plano your claim 'tllffh the C<M1 ttn1ty •P1>'0Yed for • tn-tHM. comment• and/or pro-Me u.a =" ~ OM 1(rt11•••••••• • ____ .... _ _. aua1N•ll IUM& conelltt of the deinolJllol'I '*'9 Depanmeae, City of encl m.11 •copy to the f*• room ho\tl and a 27,800 111 YOU 08JICT 10 the Input re&91ed to IN faC:llitt s.i. Monica. CA'I040I ., -r==:;=l:im=::::::fl==··==-• TM folowlna P9flOM °' an •ldatlnO 7,JOO eq. ft. Newpor1 8"oh. 3300 Hew-aonal ,."tntallV•wJJ>,; equart toot rettaYranl. grllOtlng Of tn. peatlon. ~ under conaldtfatlon. WNt· u-CMw\ 1, heV9 ~the .,..°' c .. "'91 dlnlnt ftltaurant ~ ~ ~ e'~ thetromCOUl1 d APPl lCANT: Newport lholJld •PJMt• -the h9W• ten COl'lllMnll thoYld be 1 .... 790tM th• flcllllou1 1u1lnt11 Ind the coneVUotlOn of two 'm:=' ·~~ ;"' tn. ht ~·0, =.• Dvnee P~ Ing Ind "!!._• your ob-1ubmlhd to !he P1lnning TNe '"""*" w ...., ,,..,,.. MAO IAY TOURI new ,..uiurant buldlnga. • • '"Vl(W PUUOD: JI.Int ~ or ·-..,..,en ob-Oet>anm•nt by Monday 1474 ' i,,. ~pol't ltvd.' One ......,. , _. ~ a I. : ~ De-l«I aa ptOlilded In l'foOalt It, 1tll to .My 27', 1911 lllrilh the OOUft be-""" I ttM. In det IO b9 lllri\h tht C:~ atfll of .._. CA IH2? • t u 1 ~ ft..'"-t 8'.wQtt llan. 5000 ~Pia.a Code MCt1on t tOO. The n. reeonwMnded And> • the hMrlnO. YOVI ai>-•-F ' or . Orange CounlY on .. 1 ... The FlcllUoUt ~...,.._ -~wit\ c1rWeo SUMMARY: Aequ.1t to lln'9 lot llllna Cttimt __. Ing tN11M ·Pf0ftet W11 not pew~ may be In l*'IOI\ e~ ."'the PlaMi09 CWy Noc Junt I, 11, 11. ~ r.ttMd 10 ~ """ laNICe. TM MCond r~ • tlgn PfOOfMI nol HPI'• Delore four haW a .....,,. effect on or bY yow Mtofntr. DepllttNtlt • dteftlon. TM 111 ,. ftlt ... tlltd In er.c. CounlY MNcU9 wM b9•1,110 aq. IOf the ~ ....._. mon1!9 "°"' *"-htMnsi the enwtroomeol It 8*tO "\'OU.AM A CMDITOR applleetlon and ~ ~;;aiii;IM;;:'i:,il-I on 11112111, '1li Jfo.11tJS. ft. ~ ...., ... 1WO ~.a ~op= ~ t=INI the on an lnMll ~ and Of == ClfecltiDf o4 ""'"4 plena of the pro-PUIUC llOTICI 1:::" =:.••:=...:..~ IOO fl Communlly .. llepl"Ythe4*K "~ ='== ~ *"" ~~ pcieM ~,.::·~ ..... •811•111 11t1wd1t.J'C:.oo:.'i.. ~ ,.... 1N1 .. O!!J1Ai9f ap. DiWtGI ~· n I penon ....... u d In till!Y algniftOlnl ..,,,.,.. lftd mell a ciepr to .. ...,.. :.::::'°. 1he ~~ _. ...... ... ..., ~"""'zone'"'~~.:= ... ~,:---:i ~a ~;:::':=-~ ~,,J;.~=...: D••~ CitY ot Hew-T 1•.!:C--" ~ "*'° -.,, Carloe lt!e • ~ COWUNtel: TNi lllr ._., NOllot (bm p~ W1M1' CM11y V. 1M1t tlOf' le9cft. '* ~ WI WAIT MM. TY ~ IJ140 e an A!MlldlilMI to 8't '"*'91 ~~.--. ...:=t 0.-h 1Mt Of..!?-.:,i.~ !! Nt Oullllr. T~~ ol 8't .,_ ....... W .... ..__ ~ IWfl, 11.lllYK:U. l1'9t Liiie """' Zone in. Kill C.. ,.._.. CO... .._,I '---a-,.. ... ~ .... -.., ~•ac;c• ,.._ .. •,......In ....._ C .. a,.,, .... ,111. fOf '°""'' Ot •. nM. Lalit ,... "*-'Ian Ctftol = Dtualapm~ ltnl I:.:,•~= = ...... -W:,: Mt ,.. touNIM. Ind ~ Olde ..-... •1• TM ..._ Wor111lll11u oe»n'act -. ~ - 11140 ....... ~ =. ... c. .. : ....... c::. .... efel Nolfft tlN .., ~ ..... ...,.,, .._ ~ =H=c:: • ';":"'~ := FJa::r:":-:.': ••:= ,~ .. ~ .. '-.1:..~-;: ~~~~ i·.C~-= =:,a. o:;•,::_eu:: ~ c• a......... ..... ................ re; .. " , F ....... 1 ..... di ... n. ....... /MAY .,.. .... ~.... ...... :l/rtZ:1;;;z:.ir:;1MM9'~ 1111n11111 -=·· ·1 11 • • .._••f.•1• ._ ........ --...-..~o·••• ....... ._..,N...._,.,. ..,..._ .... ...,......_ --Ii ...... ~ Dl'9r ...... -.,..._ Hiii .... ., ...... -.......... Ill"'............ '* .. ...... °"' ,.. ................... -.., •u I.,_... ... ~-.. ~-~Iii"' .. . ... l'.. ..... ....-'.llDl••,.. ........ "f:.~l··~··~u,1~.,,...:~-:!!! ... ~ ... !!!! ...... !:.._ ... __ II. II. =-= .. ••A I • 91 --Iii 1Pt" OIHl .. f Ola11•1f, 01pa""':_ __ !!m!!!l!!!-_...J W IOTICll PUIUC IOTICll flUllJC NOTICU PUIUC IOTICll . f\llUC NOTICll PUIUC llOTICU ·;.;...;o.:iii!i'MiiW;M;;.--1... ~ t>v: "'GidMdUli . ._. ~ ...,. dolftG ....., ~ • indMclull LM4irii., o;;nat, & .__ iw: en ltlCiMCiU9i oiettoem lldelll ID• 11~ ~tot -"fttiiiii9'iiiiii;tN-I ..-. you -*' doll'I HM ~ ...,... *"" ~ )'4lt? Yn, Oct. tf. Hllllt JOU ~ '90lf'I 9*1 .._. yoi1 Nttfd Going Clllll (_... • -• ............... ...,_.Wtl?Ho ........ wctHo • t"1 IMlneeiWl?No ,.............. Thia '"'91MN le eo. ....._..~NO NOTIQIOI~ ::rylllCll~ll--"' ... = ,._. .... ,.,,.. ~ ~ lamUel 'lh11t Matte M. Tltglaa .....,_ r-... .... ........ Meed 1¥ M lnCMdtllf ...,.... 14. ..,_. NMtJNITTO Hl.Al.1" Thi IOllOWln8 P9'tOnt ... Thia tta""*" WN tltd T°l'lll ...,,,.,. wa flied T,.._ ~ WU lllH 1'hla llllrNrll .,.. llltc' Ttw folll_Wlnl pertOne .,, H.we you telltlCI ..,_ 1'111 .... ,,.,.,. WU tllecS , AltO IAllTV COOi ......, ..., • _..•JI Of dolfta ......... u : wtlh the County Clerk of wllh b ~a.II of~ the CoYnty Cwti of Wfltl b CCNdy Cletk Of dolna~s bualneeit-'No .... tl'f ~°"*of llCTION'lt47t/1t .. -., -·DIM MAG IAY TOUM. ,..,, It OrtnQe County on ...... Or~ Counly on 141... Orengt ~on........ Orenge COMflly on ... Hexf le* ... ,,., 1701 '°'' ~..,...., Or.nge Counly on f.t7.... MIO NOTtCll ti# Ttllll 111111 =ma ... In Newport llvd., Coate t ... IHOTN t"HHMta t .... HHff t .... 'JIOTH W•lbo!Mne '9. Newpof1 T~ tllllll!Mt __, .... tH .. 711740 ~ FoflllllTUAE "'4 :-"ft tulv -=.--: ~ tm1 OallY .P!lot Ju1w 1a It H. 0-"Y PllCll ~ ••• 11, "· Dally ,lloC .11.N 1t, H. Otlty Nol Junt tt, 1t. JI. lfeetl. CA NM6 :" ~ ~ Delly Hot JUOf "· J"y S, PUMUAHT TO HIALTM :. .:=-~a OI 2:.'7f\.t OONlld Wwrtn. Jli'I s, 1tll • ;,n ,My 3, tttl r113 JY!y 3. 10, 1tN 'lllt9 My a. fttf '"' ~ A; Wllon. 1101 tnoe .... o;..,... 10. 17, ltll '20I AMO IARTY C""f TRiii_ Tiie 11111 OI ~:.... ~.J'vct.. PUIUC NOTICI PUILIC NOTICI PUILIC NOTICI PUILIC NOTICI := .. ~~~Hew-Daily ,~, .uie tt. n. 11~ t14a OIMi :"'::' ,_. 11 ~,':,'~ ~ 'lotltt.u• ,_..,...,. Pa.tltlou• 1u11n .. • Plotltleue hllMU J~ ~~~·:,.~on. .i.Ay 3. 10. t• '"2 PUILIC NOTICI ~=,.cf:·A~~dot ~ mowe 11 ~ air. PUlf'IO a.n ClllClt. ICS ~~·~:'~t' N•me atatement ...... ltat....-nt Nw at.111 ... nt Have ~ lllf1ed dolnQ PUIUC MOTICI • __ .. --TA W8A, CA. 1M ,...... ~..:._21,2.1Pdle ~ If Thlt b111lnHI It eon-Tht follOIW'9 pettOnS art dolna bullntH H l dolnQ bUSIMtl Q : dolna butlntt1 .. : n..,..,..,... A. Wlllon ,..... ..... luelMN 91a11~ tlM3•006 Thi ....ico 23740 -n ... , Tht fOllOWlnQ S*l9fll .,, Tht ~ waon1 att TM f~ perlOnt art Mlnett ytl? Ho --··--IV deeofiNd H : """'" t. CA "ii"" ducted by~ hutband and er? ti;i•lr•~: Ml'O a) OVNAMIO MAAl<!TINO COSMETIC IUAQEAY SEA"CO SEAVICH CO., rhli"'ii.ttm.nr wit ~ N... ........... W ... ULI '1 .-U. a.~ True• dildllml "" . wife u'" •. .. V!NTUAES, b) OMV, 504 WOAL.D. 18080 BHCl'I 314 South lrookl'llltlt 51. with lhe eo.,,ty Cletk °' The fPIOWllW P*aotlt ., ............ ucc.... IOf llty lllCOttlCNlt of Have you ltat1td doing E~ .... ~ CA~~yt, #T, ~ a Ocun Front. 811~. llvd.. Hunt~on S.ach. ,,04, Anaheim, CA 12804 Oteno• c~ on ...... doing.,..... ... ; ... , WM ..... ~ .... acldf"' ... w.cltw bullnH• ytf'I Ytl, 4-20-M ,.,_,_,,, CA t2881 CA. tUile Sarn e. Atbl.ltl'lnOt, ,,, tH187'IOI04 IHT, '" r. 1tltl It., Colla NOJa IS HEAEIY OMN ...... -common .,naoon •• '"· S .. Clhtf\ Wetren FrtnelKo J~ 8tfNll, 11 N,iton Uzar, 504 'l'I E. l.Uan N. Nguyen, M.D .. ScMh 8rookhurat ll "'°' · M ... CA tata1 a tU1t Mia ii *'ft ID be ltCIClen u 411 It 481 •.Y lllOY!n lltfetll flt tolll lfllOUnt Thia atlttment wu filld H .. ll'ltrwood. Allto Viejo, Ocean Front, Balboa, CA tt27 Caladlum Avt .. Foun-Anahtlm, CA tat04 ' Dally Pilot June t2, 1I, 28• I~ A1i9an, 1te Unll D, midi • dw lVtT1N ~ OE"• of 1111 unpaid bllMCI Of 1111 with lht County O.ttl Of CA t2858 92eet ltln v.-.y, CA t2708 Thia bv•ln•u 11 con-.My i. HIM ,..,., P.clfle 'CoNt Hwy .... ., The_,) end bullnm pAllTMEtfT, ....... ~IOn MCUftd ~ .,. Orange Cow'rtt on 0-8-H Contuelo M. 8emll, I 1 ThJ1 bu11ne11 11 con· Thl l b1111n .. 1 11 con-ducted by: .,, lncflVl®I! .,UBUC NOTICI e.acn, CA 80104 ·-•i.\1 ~ 1"'9 ~ •• P!'ot*'Y to DI sold llld 1e•H780I05 HeathefwoOCI, Allto VltJo, ducted bt' an ln<flvldull ducted by: an Individual H1v• you •i.tttd dol"" Tiii• buflnHI la con-~J! !he 1 ...we. Wld\ ~ c.o..=:d, r .. Olllble """'*' COftl CA. t2~ Htve yoU tttrted doing Htva yoU ltarted doing bvllMt tr1 y tH8 .,. ducted b Ind~ MM'f -NIJQENT, 10 L.1111 ~C.) ef t Ul)lllttl Md ldVlllCll al lfti Ollly Pilot June t2, 19, 29, Thlt bu1lne11 11 con-bu1lnt11 ~tt? YH, &/30/98 bvefnetl pc? NO Stm e.'~ Flolfflo"e lttelneH Havt y~anltarled dOl,;g FOlllit DIM. IO, lJCIUfll Hlb. 1Utt of die HNlth~ lltllt ol 111 li110ll OlibllcMIOll OI July 3. t998 f178 ducted by: husband and Nelton Uztr Luan NGWtn M 0 Thlt tttltMlnl wit filed Name lt.tef'Mftt bl.l11ntti )'lr1 v ... June CAll2l8"3 NfetV <:Me. Vev .,.DllCrtot 1111 Nob Of Siie II: PUBLIC NOTICE wll• d d 1 Thi• 11atemen1 wu filed Thi• 1f11irnfn1 '~11 111.a With lh4I Countf Cletk of 2.'!, 1~':'.i=-'°"11'• 12.1911 OOl~.bullnnur. "r.N. ~~.::~ S174,M2.14 In actdlton to .... Have you 11arte o ng with th• Covnty Clerk of Wllh lht Coutrty Cl.,k of 0r9"Qt Covnty on l+M Laa~ y IOW • Brad Ragan fll'l PLU8 hMln'tleted l'IClltdlnt•• calll. lllt Tr1111M Wil ICCIOI a '1otltlou. luaJneH ~lnHI y~I? :••· ~18-4 Orang1 County on 8-8-98 Orange Covnty on 8-18·01 tff .. 780IOO 3l~W•ef s11JUl~b, This 1tA1tment w .. filed /II°"* 1111~ llllnt(I) forlelt tN,:;. Ille~ Clltlltt'I cNck drawn on lltltt Neme St•t•m•nt ntuelo ~ nter".!ai Iii.cl 1ff88780794 t9tl8H1a9t Dally Piiot June 12 19 2t Beach CA t205a • J With the County Cltf'k ol Md lddrtlll•l llNd br lhe 'llfOtHHtYpvr.uanttoHeelOI « nallOnll banll. I CINCi drawn The following pertont 111 ~~~· 1~:'~o~ry Clerk 01 Dally Pilot June t2, 19. 25, Daily Pilot June tt, 28, July 3, 1tta ' ;.,..; o.cio;ah Jtarvie 81tcleg· Ortl'IQt County on .. , .... lllllt(1) wlltin !hi l*t tMt iifld l•fnv Code 9eation llY•~dte,:•::c':::'°" doing bu1lne1111: Orang• County on ..a,.99 July 3, 1998 f172 JUl'( 3, 10, 19tt F190 Ha, it4M WHt Slfttt, La· tHll71Hlt ...... •-..cl br !hi Mkf(s). t 1"88.4. f :..:,.. ..: and io: Prec111on T11n1cr1pt1on 19988780807 PUBLIC NOTIC! PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI \unt Beach, CA t2852 0111y Pilot Jurie tt, 20,-. Nol'llt Cllll Veu -.r,_1newata4 :-'..!. assoellljon ~t MIOCldOn ~=~·e!~c~~:1;;JJ·· Dally Pilot Ju/'lt 12, 19, 25, "otltloua 8UllMH d~~ bu~~·~iv1~u.1on-July 3, 10, ttH ,1Q4 1111 J:: ~n otficto:•i: c.e. ettou:'* ~. or SIVlnol. ban« IPdtM In Carol Wood•. '17 Sur11ld1July3,199e F179 Plctltlou18u1ln•H Flctltlou••u•ln•H N•meli.l•m•nt Have ~ lllrttd c:IOln PUBLIC NOTICE Mlttlt:"460~Ct-""911d .. HHllh .,,.. MCllOn 5102 ol '" flnllldal Ct Newport Beach CA N•me lt•tement N•me •t•tement The fOllOWlng persona art butlnel t? y a t 9S g DIM Sui'9 el50 IMwlWt 8eactl ltfety Code laollon Code and aulltorlZICI ID do 92683 • PUBLIC NOTICE Th• foffowlng person• art Th• following per1on1 are dol119 bullne11 .. : O.botJ, ~· e1.:1~11~. flotltlo"I •u1lnH• CA-.1s10' ·--...-·· I 11"88.&, you"""' ,.. • butinefl In 11111 stall. In 1111 01wn Abe, 15933 McCord doing bu1fne1111: doing bv1lne11 u : . BEACON OF LIOHT, 13llO Thl1 11atiment wn filed Nam• Si.tement Tiii name() Ind butlneu wttfled cialm IUdnt ,,_ Mnt tlndlf olhlr tllan c:asft la Clrci.. Fountain Valley, CA Flctltlova BuslnH• Wlltr Solulion1 lneplre P11rrfKllt Fil, 435 Canal VllllQ• Way ,8202, Cott• With tht Covnty Clerk 01 Thi fonowlng perlOnt are lddlm ,. 1111 1 ..... .., ) iMtt lfMNlt In ,,_ ~ acceP11d 1111 Trustll llllY 92708 H•m•lt•t•m•nt Imagination (II). 11581 St., Newp0f1 Beach, CA MHa CAt28H OrenotCountyonO.S.98 doinQbvtfnHIH' A08EAT~ _, .. ,1 VoumuetflletNI wtthnokl lllt lllUMCI 01111 Thi• buaineu 11 con· Tn• following person• are Oullru, Fountain Valley, CA 92083 Fran'c. Tracy, 1380 Ylllao• , ... 8780717 oAtl DOTY AEHABILITA· .__._TS. ~..,13824 die ~ Coun ::..= T1us11t'1 0..d uni f~,..,. ducted by· a 91ne1al par1· doing bu1l11t11 u : 92708 Uta McOhff, 381 I.I Perle Wty 8202 Coeta Mela CA TION 3t44 Sumitra Place .. --· Ulln,..,.wrw CowltY v• Orw'lle bteome availabll to tile ~ nerlhlp . I ) ESP DESIGN. b) OE· Eddi• Joe McCabe, 11581 Ln. IC, Co111 Mt ... CA 92028 • • Dilly Pilot June 12, "· 28, Cotla M ... CA. 92828 • Tiii ..... bMQ sold "' thkty CJOt Ill~ of the flr9t °' t11dor1N •• matW Of I t. Have tOll ilart•d doing ORIS, c) JADED_. d) ELIZA· Ouartz, Fountain Vtlley, CA 92827 Thia builntH It con-July 3, 1t98 Flit Dar.Ill c : Doty, 3144 Oll*liV dncADad a Ill lurri· :::.'°"'°" ~ ~ said sai. Wiii 'DI mldt. I bualnell ytt'? No BETH. 44" Old Newport 92708 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con. ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC C Sumttra Place Coit• iitt, H*m. ICP~ Ind 11 you wunout covenant or watr"'1Y. C1tol Wood• Blvd .. Ntwport Beach. CA This bu1ln111 11 con· ducted by: an Individual Htvt you atarttd doing NOTI E Mt ... CA. 92828 • gooctMI ol 1C1ruin ~""'" =;.,. I ~I•~!: ,.::.~ upr"Hd Of lmpljtd. 11gardlrig Dawn Abe 92663 dvcted by: an Individual Have you ttarted doing butlnt11 yet? No Pl tltlo 1 1 Thi• b111lnt11 11 con· Mneta knOwn •~ • ·MAIL nd Md of dtlt. PotMS•lon or Tiii• itattment was filed Uaa Gay Rupaa. 1513 Bay· Havt yov tlatted doing bu1lnt11 yet? YH, June Fran c . Tracy 0 us us MH ducted by: an Individual f!IZ PLUS· · :W ~· on°'.,_ °&".l.tc.t 111cum1>1ancet. to Sllllly fll with the County Clerk of polnte Or .• Newport 8Hth, bu1lnt11 ytl? No 1992 Thlt ttalement wH fti.d Tt!'~~lt•temenl Have yov 1latted doing Ind 119 1ocmC1 It 23010 AU-y of Or811ft Cowtty lndtDtednesl MOUlld DY Mid Orang• County on 5·21·98 CA 92660 Eddi• Joe McC•b• u .. McGh•• With the County Clertc of ng pellON .,. bu•ln•H yet? No UM Fomt Oltve IO LIQuna IAttn·IUSANP. REZMAH Deed. adYll\C.tt lhlreuneltf. 1J918759302 This bu11r.H1 I• con. Thia ltalement w11 flied Thi• llalemtnt was. filed Orange County on a.Ma dolllQ bvllnHt H : Danlel c. Doty HI• CAQ2t!63 ' • o..uivDlttttotAttomevlet witn lllllfHI II provldld Oalty . Pilot June 19 26 duc1td'by: an lndlvldual with the County Clerk or with the County Clerk c.i 19tl87I0788 !:~!r:' Exh~ll•c 829 Thi• 11a1ement wu flied 'Tiii auk NM ii il'llellded ID 700 CMc c.m.r Drive 111t1ein.111d lhl unoald prlndpel Jul 3 ,0 1996 •F197 Have you 111.rttd doing Orange County on 8-8·98 Orang• County on 5-28-98 Dally Pilot June 12 19 20 M CA ell2/ • Olla with the County C,.,k of bl COMI"""* • .,. olflCt of Walt. ltntAI AN. Ca ot111tno•securt611¥ltilddlld Y • • buslneuyet?YH,8-22·97 1H88700814 19988759924J1y3 998 ' ; ' tH, OrangeCountyon .. tS.H DISCOVERYE.sCAOWCOWANY 12701 wtlNn thkty 1301 _.. lnlltrllt lhlt'lon • PUBLIC NOTICE Llaa O. Rupaa fil o.;ty Pilot June '2, 19, 28, Dally Pllo1 June 28, July 3, u • 1 168 T~~l~r=YB~ker~ . tff8878t588 T1T1 Ctnllr Aw Sui'9 440• :=.of the ,.. of the prOllldld ii aid Nott. IMI. flotltlou• Bualneaa :i~• t~~81~":~:Y w~rk ~ Jult 3, 1998 Ft78 10, 17. 1998 F204 PUBLIC NOTICE MHa, CA t2827 ' Dally Piiot June t9, 29, ltinl"lllOll 8elcll, CA 02647 lf!d c-t1a":. J:.n~uperiof :' 1n~3'. ':'"er.:..~ N•m• •t•t•m•nt Orang• County on 6-8-98 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Plctltloua Bualne•• J~• d ~u~ln•r~I~~ J0"" July 3• 10• 1998 '195 lhl no~ NM dlll 11 ~ The ftilwe to u-tv file Ilk! Dlld ol Trust Odl: Junl d~~ 1~~,~~~ ~::'°"'•re Dally p,10:~~,!8,°~~~:.~~. Flctltlova aualn•H F1ct1tlou1 aualnHa T,!'f:• at•t•::::: ate Hav: y~uanat~td 11 dolng PUBLIC NOTICE 15 ' 1~ !Mk,.. 11 t41bied to ::.n_~ :,:!':'::: l!w 1!!~:n &Fm~: FLCfWER INVESTMENT July 3. l998 Fl64 Name Statement N•me lt•tement doing bu=':: ~~n:·~::i::•• 1•91 FlctltloLla 8ualneH c.tifonil Unrlotm COmmeraal ~ willln . ~ ... a:-:: Pfllltf a 1..1W CO<P«dOn. • COMPANY, 427 E. 171h St., Tht fotlowlng pe11on1 art The foflowlng per1on111e LAfLEUR DRAPERIES . Heme ltatement Codl~81082 --' "''""' Tru11rt BY: Ttmmy Bonn Cotta Mna, CA 92827 PUBLIC NOTICE doing bu1fne11 11: doing bu1lne11 11: 1835 Whlttl., Avenue 101: J:::.• 1:1~~y wr..,.:11e:, The followfng person• .,.. ~ 1111Nit11 lllb!lct to Sic ::::,v,=w ::!.-:'U: TrustM Sail Ofbr Woll & Larry t<Jrtehtnbaum, Oe~ SURF CITY PET SITTING. TIM RICHARDS CONSULT· Cotta Men. CA t2827 0t e C nty o-1a.9& doing b111lne1111: • 81082, lhl follOWlng lnlonnllion fc.tlfomia encldlltl1buted Rldllrdl. I LIW corpcwdOn trtl Partner. 427 E. 17th FJotltlov18ualneat 80 Huntington St. 11401, INO, 875 W. 18th llA, Kathryn LaFleur, 19230 ang ~91:~81593 •t)AltlngSlgn,tnCloud9,lllllti.PIWdld) ~tMtotheSNO~• f/KJA Woll '& Pfetttf. I Law st., Cotla Mt11. CA 92827 H•m• Statement Huntington 8.ach, Calif. Costa Mesa. CA 92827 White Dove I.Int, River· 0 11 Pil J .,. 2.. 162 Ii\ Cabilllo St. Cotla Tiii 11111111 Ind addms Of of Heelltl end Safety Code eotporauon 18 CorP«lll Pim Martin Weinberg, General Th• following peraona art 92648 Timothy Alan Richardt, aid•. CA 92508 a Y ot unt 1.,, v, Mn•. CA 92827 !hi ~ Wllfl whom dams Sec1Jon 11481 without Ortvt Newport Blach. CA Q2tlO Partner, 427 E. 17th Sr.. doing bulineH at: Sue J. Rock, 80 Hunting· 875 W. 18th llA, Cotta Thia bu1lne11 11 con· July 3, 10, t998 F188 Ch1l1Un• Koharlg Lord, IT1lr i. Idec! ti DISCOVERY fl#ttltf notice of heertno. 111•) 120·9200 Siii Coate Mffl. CA 92627 a) AUOUST FOOD SER· Ion SI. 140t. Huntlnglon Mesa. CA 92627 dvC1•d by: In ln<flvldval •u&LIC NOTICE 152 ~ Clbrlllo SI .. Cotta ESCAOWCOWAHY. rm 00112. oe111. 00120 nlormauon On~· (714) 573-Thll bu1lne11 la con· VICES "THE LUNCH BOX" Beach, CA 92648 Thl1 butlnHI 11 con-Have you ittrted doing ,. MHa, CA 92827 M Suj'9 440 .._,nltnoton 1965 Woll & Ridllfds It a Debi duC1ed by: 1 lil~ited patt· b) BACKSTAOE·A·FARE: Thia buslneu It con· ducted by: an fndlvldual bl.ltlnftl yet? No F1cUtlo..a 8 1._.11 Thl1 bu1lne11 It con-8lld. CAQ2647.ncilhellltell'f ColleCIOr Atttmptlng To Collet nerthlp 1a8 IB Broadway, Costa ducted by: an lndlvldual Have you 1t1rted doing KIUuyn l.IFl9'JI' '" ducted by: an lndiVldual IOf ~ d ml .., Cltdl PUBLIC NOTICE a Oebl My llllormdon Have you started doing MHa CA 92827 Have you •tarted doing bu1ln .. 1 yet? No Thi• statement w11 filed Heme •t•tement Havt you 1tarted 'doing wiA-"' • "" ll'f OC>tllntd WAI Be Uttd for Tlllt bu1lne11 yet? Yt1, 1973 Ann 'L Makaena·Morgan, butlntst yet? YH, S.6-98 Tim Alchardt wllh the County Cler1c ol cs!['• ':::.wing J>9'.'sonl are bu1lne11 ytt? No !hi :.-:S 14.:,.!,ggetJi.t::" 0:: T.S. No 98·2610·18 Loan No Purr>OM P109101 6119 en8 Larry t<Jrachenbaum 188 IB eioadway Coate Sue J. Rock Thi• 1ra1ement w11 filed Orang• County on M ·98 "9 ""' 11· Chrllllna Lord _, 2682534/SURNS Nollce Ot 713198 Tiii• 1t1temen1 Wll filed MHI, CA 92627 • Thi• 11atement Wll nred with th• Covnty Clerk of 19988700788 Ott~n·t by Catolr.· 40Q Thi• 111tement WH filed ~ ... dlll Sl)lallld Trut111'1 salt under 0..d ot with the County Clerk of Thia bualneu la con· with th• County Clerk of O~ange Countt on 5-5·98 Oally Pilot June 12 19 28 ~ort h Sc: 9~· ewport with the County C1er1c of ......,.· •. 1• 1,,.,,. Trust vou .,, In detault under a ;::=======::::; Orange C011nty on 5-29-98 ducted by: an Individual Or1nge County on 8-18-98 19988780882 ' ' ' eac • Orange County on 1-23-98 ,_ -ne v, ...., Dead ot Trutt Dated June 27 19988780027 Have you 111tted doing 199887815B8 Dally Pilot June 12, 19, 25, July 3• 1998 Fle9 ~~~tv51,';"~~ord,:~ 409 1HHHU89 MARY AHN HUGEHT, Seller 1994. unflll you flM IC1IOn tO Daily Piiot June 5. 12. 19, bu1ln111 ytt? Yea. 8·18-95 Dally Pilot June 19, 28, July 3, 1998 F165 PUBL1C NOTICE Beach, CA 92eao' pol1 Dally Piiot June 28. July 3, ~='.C:::~ protletyour property. II may be 25, 1998 F152 ATn1n L. Makatna·Morga1n July 3, 10. t998 F193 PUBLIC NOTICE Fl ti 1 8 1 Thi• builnHI It· con-10. 17, 1998 F203 c'H4~ 2138&MN ~n 26 told ll •public Siii. it you need Repointtng? h 1 11111m1nt w11 lied PUBLIC NOTICE o t ou• u1 neH ducted by· an lndlvldval • 111 nplan.ttlon ot !ht nature ot PUBLIC NOTICE with lhe County Clerll of Fl tltl 8 1 N•m• St•t•ment Have you itatted doing PUBLIC NOTICE 111G8 ll1t prOCMdll\Q egllMt you. you ---------1 Ortnge Counlt on 6·8·98 c oua ua nesa The followlng pe to an Id tact la H llCt "otltlov1 •u•I,,..• 19988780791 Flctlllou18ualne11 Name St•t•ment doing busln•H 11~ na are ~::::n·~~~:O '1cttuoua •ualneH 11 ~.: "~ 111Ttrwo?i & Heme Stetement Dally Pllo1 June 12 19 28 Nam• lt•t•m•nt The lollowlng per1on1 are Pt11onal Technology Com-Thia •llttment wn tlltd Heme ltatement Rlc:llardl a t:w Corporauon as The tollowlng person• are J ly 3 1998 · Ft 71 The following persons are doing bu1lne1111: pany 2163 Mtpl• St •B Ith 111, Coum C,.,k 01 The followlng ptrtont are Can't 111el":l 10 11Uflll 0, aucceuor truslrt 01 I you' it~ IHep• • ................ ,...11,loaklnh doing b111lne1111: u • doing bualneu 11: Kindred Thing•. 377 Ea11 Colla Mt11, CA 92627 ' 0, Count ~n a.1a.98 doing bullne1111: get to all those suDtdtUlld trutlM pursu1ni to PESCADOU RESTAU· PUBLIC NOTICE International Meat & Otli, 18th St11et, Co111 Mesa, Brett Thomu Porr: 2153 ange tff~878t5eO l.S.M. Productt. 1057 E. Ille 0..d of Truat IMC)Vtl9d by RANT, 3325 Newport Blvd.. 10382 Sanford Av1., Gar· California 92827 Maple St IB Colla Mtsa Imperial Hwy. Unit 11125 repair Jobs Mldlael G Burns a Slriglt man Newport Beach, CA 92683 Flctlllou• ButJnHt den Grovt. CA 92840 Heather Erin Hovis. 3n CA 92827' ' ' Dally Piiot June 19, 20. Plaetntla, CA 92870 ' around the house? rtCO<ded S/30.94 11 Inst I 94. Daniel Sldhovm Kennedy. H me It te t Marie Marta Teglas, 288 East 18111 Street, Co11a Thi• butlntH 11 eon-July 3, 10, 1998 F19t Ronald A. Santot. 398 J Let the 0433898 ol OttlCLll RtcordS In 987' Ntlhtl'WIY Or .. Hun. Th ~ 11 wi • men Jcann SI., Costa Mell. CA MHt, Callfornla 92827 ducted by· an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE RoHbud Ct.. Anaheim ll1t olflcl of 111 Couniy tlngton Beach, CA 92845 d i e ~ 01 no peraona 111 92628 Tnl1 bu1lne11 Is eon· Have you ttarted doing Hiiis, CA 92808 Cle1talfled Recordtr of O<lllO• Couniy Jacqueline Kanawatl, 9571 PR'liEu• ;~~·~=a SER· This bu~lneu 11 con· Claatlfled 11..... butlneu yel? No F10Utlou1 •ualneH Thi• bu1lne11 It con· Se1Ylce Cllltornll. and pursuant to lilt t::W~X Dr .• funllngton VICES. 20122 Santa Ana ducted by. an lndlVldual CONVENIENT Brett Tnoma• Porr Name Statement Nob Ot Oet.tult ltld EltctlOn to Thi• 'buafn!:i 1, con. Ave. 19A. S111t1 Ana Hgt1,1 FIND whether you're buy·~~~· t~t••=ttywl1~Rlec: The following person•.,.. SELL Dlr.otory Sell ltl«aundtr. wlM .. 11 on ducted ...,. h •band and CA 92707 Ing, aelling, or ju•I • o doing buafnell u · h1lp you find 7110ttl at 10.00 AM IL In 1111 .. ,. u Samuel Wayne Wray. looking, c1 .. 1llled ha1 Ortnge County on 8-M8 IRON HORSE ENTERTAIN· your used vehicle reliable help. trontotlhllllal>Otllll1111maln To place •n ad In 20122 Santa Ana Ave. •9A, what you needl 18988780790 MENT, 181 N. Gla11ell St.. •A2 •• 878 tnlrY ltN to ltit ~nll CMc CIH•lfl•d Stnla Ana Hglt, CA 92707 CLAS81FIED Dally Pilot June 12, 19, 28, Ottnge, CA t2087 thrOUQlt Classified -w Ctnfitr 401·411 E. ChlPl1'llll C•ll 8'42·H78. Tnlt bu1lnt11 Is con-842·15878 Jult 3, 1998 Ft70 Biiiy J~k Bonllltld, 781 N. 842·1878 Alll · Plleentia. CA It pubic a..t.1J ID W the ril.,Wre~r.. g , ..... u. ~·· g r'J ......... --.M11 II .CJ II ......... Im .,.,..," ~ By Fu ByPhoae By MllMn Penom Polley R1111•11 u11d d1·11dli11rh 1m· 1111bj1:1·1 111 d11111w· wltl;uut 11111kr Tiw p11hll"lll'r rf•11(•rvr1t t lw ril(lll 111 r1·11P111r, rt1•l11,.i;if y. n·vi111· or n·j1·r1 uuy du1111ifi1·cJ udwr1i .. r1111·111. Plr11111· rr[>r1n Hl lJ 1·rrt1r 1h111 nuiy l>I' i11 y1111r dui.11ilit•d ud i11111w1li1111•ly. Tiw l )11ily Pilot 111•1·1·pt.~ 1111 ll11hili1y for any nnor i11 1111 111lvf'rl iM•11w111 fiir wlill'h it 1u1•r lw r1·11p111111ihl1· l'Al'l'pt for 1lw 1·0~1 of tlw "P"'''' 111·1t1ully 1~·4•11p1rd by 1tw 1·rnir, Crmlit rnu ouly ht· nlfow1·d for tlw fin;I in'>rnirnt (7 H ) t,:SI .()!)CH ......... ...... _ ,., ....... (714) 64'.l·!'l<17H :1:m W''"' H11v 81r1•('1 Co"lll M1••11. C:A IJ'l.6'.!7 \1 "•'"1""1 tth1I • &1 !o>t ' - SERVICE DmECTORY (~~ • ..,. tut•i1ufir \•'4tt fMlllW a1Mt 1J•~"' 11111111 .. r ~u·l ••II· Hll ''"' 1 .... -1. .... 1 •• I"" •• , ..... ) ...... Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm 'lliuniday .. WednPsday 5:00pm Qr EQUAL HOUSING OPPOrnHTY .,.... .......... "' ... .................... ,... ...................... ..................... ........... ., '"""*· ......... If .... i.11111e, ,..... .. ,..,....,,, ....... . ... ~ .............. . ....................... ........... ,,.... .. .......... 1 ...... n• ....,.,., wm"' ........,...,.., ........ .................... ............... ,....,. ... ....., .............. ....................... .................... ............. ft ... ..... ,I Pl ...... --•t•MA-.r. .. WrtJ .IC .. ,.._ ........ -for All Your tfome and ButJneu Needs -........... ......, ............ . _. t4 '"41. """-1 • f.-1 _., • MS.Hfl ..U. GENERAL 1002 CORONA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAl IAGUNA 1022 NIGUEL ,--------~l•iiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii •OPaN HOUS•• l'RIDAY t 1·3 e19 8BQONIA 'fWO :t8R UNIT8 AQllNT 707•7420 SOLD! Showeaae he»m•• for HI• In our Saturday Real e•t•tt Sv_ppltm•nll . HOMEIOF THI WEEK Dl•play •de et•rt •• , .... 1781 Oddi ne Wed Dpm • •••• OPINHOUll Lletlnea for IS& DHdlln• Thur• lpm . ...... It peya to •dvertla• In Che belt local Real 11 .. te Section CALL TODAY UM"IVSM . 7t4157 ..... 252 Spygla11 Hlll 4br 3.0ba cu1tomlzec:t hm. pool/ •P• dramatic min & llgh1 vu, 1 story I040k pp 040-e44·284t NEWPORT 1052 Bl!ACH NEWPORT 1089 COAST 1i·l1·pl1111 .,. 8::tOum-:>:IXlpm \11411t.1-t ,;,i., W11l~-l11 ll::JOum-S:OOpm \fotHi.~-~ rlil.tj Tue!!day ......... Monday 5:00pm Friday .......... Thur!Kiay S:OOpm Wednesday .... 1\u~l4day 5:00pm Saturday ........... Friday 5:00p111 SANTAANA 1070 HEIGHTS CORONA 1084 DEL MAR NEWPORT 2122 BEACH ------------------ Cdl42~ . FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1998 . ' -IOI? NIWPOIT VACAno• IUSIN!SS OPPICI ...... -~•;ao;;~-2;•;••~;•1.1;•=cs:.-.i2;;1t:•;~lllft=~~-u.s-·2~12:.;z POl·DllT 21et -----~-----~-------------·• ~ OWIUS GOftH 4 -·--•""ulre 41H ...__. PAUi HaaRT·LUX NP• DOV•R LOO. ~ ~ $HMnf TODAY'S CROSSwORD £UZZLE •ov•e1••o•u• llCrOM from Nech, CONDO tiffp• ••• Shat• office •P· Ideal __ .. y;.aa.•NAH HHtSCH .,_ NllWPOfltT MY ~~ ~·· 12400/ 3e holff, health c:lub for Con9ulC, 2 de~ wtc. --""' LO 1 X-a':r"= Bectc month. 714-elM3e1 & poo1 f4M4~972 be~·~.Jis-f:aT7°· ACAOSI Bay & gotf COUtH, ·-----··t~=-===-=-:=--Ulre-pool, new cat· Ulft•U TO I•-----• NO SWING ,~ 5 S..W9edl 10 lnlenM p.e ~mN':~ ••. t~ore. ~~ous suD 2724 BUSINESS • -~ .. ~114-~..,..~ .. -=:":lmiiii ..... _,I~~-!'~~ PIHANCI ttM 111A. l!u t Bluff CM by Se. Ce•etlliliililiilllil••llil• , T'!IWlhom nu paint & mo m , share 4b r c.,"'· 2 car g~. t•· ROOMS 2708 townhff, poof. 13301---------- fttg, deck, overtook• + urn. 114.241-o20a. BUSINESS D(Nf'lbeft. Poot, W/0 0 PO -~1TY "f\IWp 11400. 780-1227 CM Sl .. plng Rm, prof'I CM •· ilde 3br P lu1n New Modern :lbr mats pref'd (Pomona houH, wHh/dry, r." 2904 CIN walk . to bHch, and. 19th) Iv mag ok. SIOO/mo + ull . --·---12100/mo. 848-07&· 5481700 656-0378 f49-722·011M. ........ 0278. or 512·2912. CM home. 1450/mo 8.U your home VACATION lncld• ut11. Open Hae Pl•••• be wary of out of srea companies. Check with th• locsl Be tt e r Bu t ln••• Bureau before you eend any money for thr~~=;~ned. RENTALS 272-2 ~::~bl~1~• •:at 2g4.! Sq ~9'722.-M 12 NEWPORT l!ACB NBWPOltT 2889 l!JlCB ------------ CM Townhrn rm, prtv , .. , or Hrvlcff. R .. d ba, walk·ln cioHI, gar, and underetand any 2889 laund, quiet am com· conttact1 before you plex. Uk.. anlmel1, algn. Shop around for no amok•, 1431/mo. rat••· East-West vulnc.:nahh:. West c.Jculs. NORTH . • AJ 3 1 o AKQ95 0 J 53 •3 WEST EAST •16 Q lU 0 862 • Q IU 9 4 ~J 8732 o A 109 •8 •A K Q 10964 SOtrrH • K 85 c:7 6 4 o K Q74 .. J 752 The bidding: WEST NOR'nt Paa IQ .... l • Wc~I lcJ ti~ ten of •~s. unJ 14 Lenct ot lennd dummy's ,ack won the trtck. A d11· ~: ~,:' l)lay9f mood to the kina I05t w the acc. :ind 11 17 Jab diomond came back to dummy"s JUCk. 19 Daddy 'The kma or hearts was culled 11nd; Watbudla' w11d althou1h that fetched the ~n from 19 In -of. ~1. 11 finesse for the jack could be 20 <=':flower considered only 11s a lasl resort. 22 Bowting·alley Declarer tried another round of dia· pa'1 monds and, when lhe suil divided 24 Squeel (on) evenly, declarer cashed out for nmc 25 Can ptOYlnce tricks -400 to North·South. . 26 Flower~ This wns the: auc1ion 1~ the other ·~ ~ °' room: klgM wrsr NORTH F.AS'I: SOl!fH 34 Halloween Pu1 I ~ l • Pall ' ateetlnGt p...,. Obi PllM Pllll 38 Cry of IUIPflM Rdbl Pbl Pul P1I 37 Orone 38 Ornay attJr• 39 &m.lbed 40 Miniksadng '*· ••• 25 SU<rounded by 43 Ardle region 26 Bonllre 45 Prowled retlduel 46 Pnc:llfy 27 Type ot lund MedcaM 28 Arizona town 47 Exnmely 30 lJns90kMt 50 e.ar.· thellerl 31 -lllaod 51 StrlOlt Adlrnt 32 Wnlem. 52 Codon ul'llC I FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIO CANYON + utll. 714-e02•3473. ...;.;P;.;.lo;;.;k;.;.y_o_u_r_o_w_n....,.h-r•- N• upper back bay. lg P/lull time. 1 K to 13K 1tudlo w/pvt entrance, per wk. Not MLM not own ba & kitchen. Global. 800-345-9688. 1750 Inc utll 721-71701....;Ext;;;.;.;..9;..1~7.;.;3.~--- Paa lNT .... West 's redouble was a request for Ebt to try to find a belier ~. but East did not think there was one. A$ the cards lay -declarer could .core: only six club tricks and the ace of diamonds -down one, 400 10 North· South. No score! ~~ 111tig11y 53 T ravste(1 need 34 Bolling 54 Wtller OioeMn OATZD COMMllNJTY BY PASHJON ISLAND eeau11ful lrcc·llned ..crects nnd golf C'ourso ~.Enjoy r.mctroc IMng 111 your large 1. 2 "' .1 nu r11.1nnrnc111 h<>n!,CI • 1\Yt>alr gnmgo •washer/dryer hoo1<111>'> • f'lf~"WK;c (WOCJ(J A W.t.'il • /\tr conc1111onlng • Wei bflr 111 2 nn<I :i llH • /\la&nl NySIClll • SI .1150 10 $2.005 PLBABB CALL (714) &U-0509 NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS ~ oommuhy widi f!hoale bcada at ..n.. Opening lead: Ten of • Park Newport Shr Unbelievable Oppt'yl quiet 2br. Resort •CV1• Internet IMng cable + utll Incl Day Trading! ,500.:nc, 84~1 Curlout? 280-4975 Jn a team match, boards arc frc· que!'lly 1icd when both tea~s reach similar contracts and achieve the same result. But one of the more bilal'l'C 'pushes' occurred some years Pool Hm to ahr with cneftlt ZIO? llJilO in the final of the Vanderbilt young pt'Of'I In C.M. ••&'YIU••••••lf Team Championship. , Very nice place, very In one room, North·Soulh reached •••Y~olng. Full prlVlg. three no trump on the auction shown. 1500/mo. IM9·110 1 South"s double was negative -for Shr NB Condo 2bd 1ba .UAllAlllllD takeout, not penalty. Once South indi· gated, pool/tpa, w/d UNllCUUD catcd invitataonal values without ade· prkg, must Ilk• dog. --• quatc support for either of partnc:r·s $550./mo 844-1715 •-suits. North had an easy raise to Nier.I' COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE • .....,~ game. ,........,. Lam to be a belier brid&e play- er! Sui>Kribe now to the G°OftD Drid&e Letter by callln& (800) 788- 1225 for Information. Or write to: Coren Urldae Letter, P.O. Dox 441tJ, Chicago, Ill. 60680. TtOpkal .......... ~ .... p;ool at ... clcck. w..' to ... bluet~ Minta froa F..wo. bluid. • ~ IBR. 2BR aocl 281 at den apu. • Pmaee ~ or balcoaia •·-------4 LOST·& FOUND 2925 BUSINESS OFFICE ~~~ 2914 Pound dog 1n Mervyn'• FOi RENT 2769 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii parking lot on 1/18 Sell your car! ·~p finpbca .a..u,.~ • $1SSO • $2600 Pleue call (949) 760-0919 714-98tMS399 Corp. Pl•z• area of F ll ETSI CC ~ S H LOSTI Lo~g haired Newporl Ctr. 200 1f. GRlN ° •g•. blk/tan chihuahua mix. window office. 1750/ S ohotarahlpa. Bual· R•WARD. Kld1 heart· unf 1800 furn. •ecv neH. Medical bllla. broken! 722.-8072 · 1 ...... 1800 Never repay. Toll Free area aval ..-· · eoo-21~0000 xt01398 Loetl Seat P o int Slam••• Cat Irvine -~.-1Low lntereet Loa ne. Terrace , COM .. Car 1oan1. peraonsl Reward 84u 75-3307. toan1, blll conaollda· Serene oeean & Spectacular Bqy Views •eome expertmce the Promontory Point Dflfermce" t bedroom with garc1ge & t bedroom with loft. 2 bedroom WUh loft and townhouse. New gourmet kitchens, resort style amenities · $1,450 to $3,185 (949) 675-8000 & LIVE THE TRADITION & The Terrace Apartments at ~ .ffd~ .ffdup WM An Exclusive Opeorcunity for Waterfront Living on Newport Bay • Limited availability of • Gym, Spa, and Pool 1 le 2 bedrooms $1900-$2500/l year leue • Private Guard-Gated Entrance 24-Hour Security le Switchboard • A Village unto itself with Meeting Rooms, Restaurant, Cocktail Lounge, Entertainment and Room Service • Private Beach • Membership Required To 1ehedule rour ertyate ahowing,_.elease call (949) 645-5000, ext. 539 . Summer vlaltorf:14 Summer vacation~ Summer achoolZ Summer movlne7 End eummer atreaa. I ~~,~~~ 2M4 ~ 'PJ nHd. pl.u (Of' your rwl.tt:Nee. • f!.u for 'P' kW. or• ~ for )40Ut'Wlf. &hort·wm. ~,~ ........ now _.Ml In~~ of ln4N'• °""* ""'11own c.MW. • WNIW ..,..... ... ...._ f Ell!LI Y COUlT: 7&9·t7&e HAIVAID: 719·1756 AWOID: 71MJ7IO tlon. Bankruptcy ••· cepted. Fast approvall •••••••• ~'!'l~l,~~ ~~er:~'1i PERS.ONALS ANNOUNCEMENTS :'i:ttu'o. 3012 ANNOUNCEMENTS 2920 MOST PEOPLE who d.on't know the nnt thing about *ARll YOU DRUNKT RI!:::.: :r' Blood Alcohol Teeters. s.u Orimw O-E a ti m at• I I e v •I• : m1r1. wa:neuni d10dlm O.~ -0.3". Pocket· C.11 nMS.y alze, Accurate & Fstll 949-574--0122 Send SS each to: 1.-..;..::;.;;..;;;.;..;;;...;.::=.--i Peraonal Teoh Co.-------2153 Maple St. #B Costa Mffa, Ca 92827 l'OCUS Gradel Mike Mc Caffr•v'• Youth Conference 7/31-0/2, UCI, sgH 1s-20. 497.ee1u 3014 --------- 2 RT tick.... leaving L.A. 10 Baltimore S225sa 91M15-2848 Plug Into the Clossif ied section ·to ftnd Services from electricians and ptUmbers to fondscopars & pointers. (714)642-5678 D ·~Pilot M Frozen deMerl 4 7 Swimming.pool 48 =theirs metchff SS -Ben Ad*'1 35 Have 56 Gu 10< 19" 38 Smell pdtles 57 Decadn 42 TrucMf't ng .,...60_T,_eam'"""'"'c:tieer'"T."!1"9'1 II/& f/d/i-~ Mali; AGOODAD1 Call 642-5678 00 ... . 4t FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1998 If you're looking to repaint it, replace it or restore it, look in the Pilot Classifieds to find the service you're looking for. c • L • ULTIMATE A .., ,, .... . -- • ot Chances are you will find what you need at the price you wan: to pay when you read Classified daily 642·5678 s • , ______ EMPLOYIONT EMnOnflNT IMPLOYIW9T APPUANa5 eo11 oma ""'1' lllPLOYIDNT 5530 1530 WUTID 5535 l'11IJflTVU • A l•-•••••I••••••-•••••••IW••h•rJDrrer 110 IQVll'llllfT S --------1 CLMMa •NTRY PT Aaelatant ... ,. UMna lwedl1h .,.,,_ •• , Hett. a ... 11 Prldeel•lll•••••-•11' EMPLOYMENT elln't Hiii ,T/PT 2 day• per Wffk fOf aide. OOOd cook. wUI 150 GOOd condltlonl aet 4 bUrgunc:ty ~~ 5530 •HY med bllllng, lull Hit etorage In N.8. driver anywhere. 83t.OS97 chalra. , 4-0r.,..r lrall'lng mOdem req'd Computer exper help. 12Yra exp. Local rere legal fltea, 2 hlghbac.k --------800-55().865() exf. 207 fut t4t-e40-9019 <::> 8 4 8 •3 7 3-5 eH•uw.TnHI 8014 exec Ohaire, l"Mlal <::> Car .. lvere <::> l"VN'IU v-computer table, Cll8· FT relief. live-In posl· COOK tPT for buey P[n, Offloe M'rj Ing table, me._, 4 lion for e bed/board/ r••l•urant COM. Call d ft .::~r•fltar ha MB.,.. ..... 151 Blk metal bunkbd twin drawer lateral file, •nd care In CM. must be 949·044·0210 or·apply f u ... u 'e•:~M~ ~~.., top, dbl bottom'. Obi MOAEI 714-548·1664. fleXlbl• 714·5S1-8Y46 In per1on. Th• Place ax,. me " mattt••• lncl'd 122511 _______ _ * Loan ProoeHor * 2920 E Coast H~. Real llatate office In obo 516-423-7285 LM PITS a ~1:c:i~• ~1e~74~;~o1' cgu~~·~ HiLfh ~T r.~. n:~K·~Ks~:. ANTIQUBS 8010 Pine Entertainment Cen-ANlMALS ,,. Vicki x109 Oave 1e103 s:!.~:. Ap~~; In :.~ benefits. Fax resume t•r· apace for 1V'f~ • Reoeptlqnlat * son or call 49Nf668. 7t4-e73·•571 (~~:; ;~..':~ 0 9HIH TZU AKC• --------~ -OQf 9 FT S8hr + bonus R•oeptlonl•t 10 wk, Tiny, gOkt...& 574.7701 ask for Vicki D•llV•fY P•r•on NB b .. u1y salon h.. l'llJU>~ IO'A i LovailAf white. Trained. Si«>O. it109 or Dave JC103 NB CM, afternoons, must lmm•dlate opening r ........ '""0 mint green with past•I 7t4-833·8083. ACCTS PAY/BKPR have own car. Call M·F, F/T. Phone & ~.an.a~ pillows. 5400 OBO. :) Payr,oll, wlll tralr. PIT CharlH. 640·8911. oth'f dutl••· will train, BoUGHT 714-842·2428. PIANOS. Fle1e. hrs. 722·7331 Gen Ofo phn17-;m;;g: .. k for Tj'•r & Lena AND SoLD or Fax 722·'7085 data entry~ 1 yr e1ep. 9 4 9 .e 3 -4 1. • • 1 -----1-5-E--ORGANS 6059 c •ah 1 • r 1• •I•• M·W·F 12pm-4:30pm R•Cl!PTIONIST·F/T MERCHAND liiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. Assoc Costa Mesa S9hr 714·241·7050 for N.B. yacht charter MISC. 6015 ••mlok baby grlll)d Fle>elbte day hrs. H co. 'Computer skills a --------a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili piano high gloH whlJe M·F. 540·8911. ~:::bllahed upecale plus. Stewart 873-4453 • Wolff Tanning Bede Ilk• nu $3850. CASHIER IH 0 ST restaurant tooklng for Aetall SalH , ~ ttli!f;U89 Tan At Hom• 527"°900 Hallan dinner tiouse respbnslble hostes• ISLAND RHYTHMS ~ Buy Direct and Savel 1--------~-: In N.B. Busy phones. for FT/PT work. Call new store In So. -& OloU" ibla• Commerclal/Hom• BICYCLES 606tr c a ah I er. r • 1 t e714·722·1400• Coast Plaza Special· ~TOP°°'-W • ~ units from $199.00 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii computer. EXP ONLY! lzlng In fun Hawaiian f'WDI •A· Low Monthly Pmt1 .. 3 Eves/wk. 642·7880 PIT Qen•r•I office, & resort wear. PIT & t~llO • Fr•• Color Catalog (Diamond Back) 21 Mac e1ep a plus, filing, FIT sales assoclatH, .. Call 1 ·800·711 ·0158 red road bike. 18 SELL d t t fl h t 11 1 Kear•. Shimano a a en ry, ex ours re a exp a pus. . luf. x1001 .. avlc. Ot'- your used vehicle through classlfle~ 842·5878 Thinking of having a garage sale? Give us a calll CLASSIFIED 842·5678 APPOlnJIBl!ll' 8B1'11!118 rr~--:a....i S12-820 Per Hour ~-- • Hoak.Ii. Onul i--• 4111-IC "-, •l'Wd-..... -~ . ...,_ Betabli.hed In 1989 endpowtng c.au (« lllJP(Jtnbnalt 1-888-818-4744 714·780.a558 faJC res: 949·224·0787 =-:°"""':' ..... ~• '"" '"' COMPUTERS 6018 pedals. Perfect c~~d. Premier Ace Hardware Secretary ,.. 1300/bo 949·845· f ~ 8 Retailer has openings Real Eat•t• office Palntln~s W China for sales a11oc w/ needs FT secratary. Books F ... It•.-N o t h I n g Down I plumbing & electrical S25K·$28K + benefits Urn ..,.., 286mhz Computer. EZ TICRETS 607,, e1ep. Retirees, DIYer• fax resume 673·5571 40 ~---M-approval, poor credit liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiilii welcome. Benefits pkg Sports Bar In N.wporl_.-.vn & bankruptcy OK. Two Eurall Tickets Call Mark •t 11rCallf Qlrla Night 14.873.8 Zero Downl 650.0629 adult 111 class HS day, Crown Hardw.,• Club• le now hiring _______ _. 22 countrlH S800ea. 7 1 4 ·• e 2 -4 1 8 0 dancers. 714-554-0491 OBO 760.249·6310 E1ecltlng Job oppty WANTED Tllllmollillll11» LD 6 WEB . WEBSITE/L.D. HIGHEST.PAY IN O.C. Bring yotlf paycfltci Stub • wt,I MATCH Of BeGt yow currtnlly p,oyl • OlyNMy Cosh Bonus • Paid Per LJne •Pd Wkly/~Weloome .• Most Easy Sole • Abstly NJChorge Book • No Exp. Necessary •Woo & OS6I Exp. Pl'Et. Cost• ..... 33H021. TEACHER• NTiguEs ro 1uv 6019 rv. sLEaaomcs. se~s t t HOUR NB STER.EO 6080 Preschool needs PT/ Older SM~ umiture I BUY ALL PIANOS FT teachl rs w/ECE PIANOS & CollectlblM Antlqu11·qual. furniture units to work w/lnfe, ·~or~ 1pc or houseful cash toddlers & PrHchool. ·s.-·-·O«b,......... paid (714) 957-8133 *CABLE TV• DKSCRAMBLl!RS ' LOWCOSTIU .. 1·800-211-412• Benefits . 955·2872 $$ CASH PAID $$ TEMP WORK ONpio<9ot ... litthcMe Start Nowt Collect WE BUY ESTATES F d 0 • ~friendly MMe• oo ala. S10.per hr -p.av...,._ , .... _ E·Z work 842·8500 ..,., "' ...,.. "'" '"" Parking Lot Attendants Monitor community shopping center patk· Ing lot In NB. WHk· end evening shifts needed 4:00pm to 11 :OOpm. Call 949·723·71 oo after 1 :OOpm or Hnd Info U.:957-8133WZ! Old Colna Gold Sliver Franklin Mint, Sterling Old watchH & jewelryl•••••••- WHtcoast Coln 642·9448 GARAGE SALES RECORDS/TOP i ......... . Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock 1• Etc ... 50's & 60'• Mlk•1-------- ____ 8_4_5_·7_S0_9 CORONA -----..... DEL MAR 6122 Can't Hem lb ~ * Cameo Hlghlanch get to all those . Neighborhood Garage G> AU T 0 BI ST R 0 A ~~,!~3h4.~~~.:1~:~J>:?. ·~ • , $7.2S+anhoUr -Fax 949·723·1141 repair Jobs so~~~~8AsT Sale 8am·noon. Item• around the houH7 sold, dated checker1;- kitchen printers, tvP• 2202so. ........ Let the writer, laser printer, • Guest service starting waoe I • Prep Cooks Free Medical I EMPLOYMENT • Shift Mgmt ~~nltv . SERVICES 5533 I New gourmet qUlck service rest.aurant I In NewPOrt Beach on PCH. Apply It ....... .., our NeWport Beach Offfce Pl•••• oe aware that 4100 Birch St . .1 Stt. 108 th• llatlnga In this cat· or call 949·8.Jl· 1408 . egory may require you .---. to call a 900 number {f ~ ~ ~ ,,. In which there Is a . charge per minute. S.... A1M1. CA 12707 Claaalfled soup to null & A to ZI ......... U..-CAf290 Service When you write CLASSIFll!D Directory It's the resource you a Clossified 11U. -.. can count on to sell a help you find include ull • myriad of merchan· rellabt• help. the focts • • dlse Items, because and geuhc • our columns compel .. qualified buyers to Give us a calll results = call I CLASSIFIED you want. t 842·5878 842·5978 . 642-5678 f s • I • F • I • E • • s a GARAGE SALE _-. ....... TV Ocnale Wood 0.E.21' ~ -obo 94Wnl04171 YacullTl a... .... good cond -71~73156' WlndowNC N AME ADDRESS ~--------------CITY CREDIT CARD # EXP. DATE ~~~~----~~~-~~-~~~-~~~~~~~- S IGNATURE TYPE OF CREDIT CARD {ClRCLE ONE): VISA MC ITEM: (15 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I AE DESCRIPTION: ( 18 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I DISCOVER OST OP ITEM: ________ PHONE#--£---------~ ALL ADS WlLL PUBLISH THuRSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No CHANOBS, ADDIDONS OR DEUmONS UNTIL THE FOLLOWING WBBK. 8) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WJLL BB ALLOWED. MERCHANDISE PRICBD UP TO $500 .ONLY. ONE,.JTEMJ>.ER.AD. ---- -•. ---·- ) PRIVATE PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. No BUSINBSS£S MAY PARTICIPATE. ) To PLACB YOUR AD USE THIS FORM. You MAY .MAIL IT, OR DROP JT BY OUR OFFICE. OUR ADDRESS IS: 330 W. BAY STREBT CosTA M BSA, CA 92627 WB ARB LOCATED OPP NBWPORT BLVD., BBTWEEN VtcrORJA & 19TH ST. OUR HOURS ARB 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M., MONOAY-.FluDAY. , ON YOUR BNVBLOPB PLBASB NOTB, "ATTENTION: TRBASUR£ CHBST.0 PAXES WJU. ALSO BR ACCEPTRD WITH CRBDIT CARD (714/631 .. 6594 ). 8) DEADUNE JS TuBsOAY, NOON. ANY AD THAT RBACHES us APTBR nus •• ,. .. , .. . .. 7 ..... ....... . .......... • COSTA 11!5& 1124 DWPOaT IUla 9031 GMC . IOll UAI 1105 LUUS 9115 LDfCOUf 1122 llACB 1119 -----·-----·1•-&m __ _ 1120 JflSSAN 1150 TOYOTA 1210 iliii•••iil ........... lat 241 ... •a.ot,. 4-dr. full '9 9 a..a.urban VI, ··~Yen...._ Pl.. •ea LS 400 .. 7 Cettt......._I 'M MAXIMA Qd La, '""'-I!. wt.On. 641-5313 N ,. 111, 1 f bu power. loaded. Ilk• auto, lthr Int, pwr Black. cream lthr, Wh1ta/IVOfY, full opt. VI. pw/pdl. ABS. llht, 31K ml, auto, Mdot181rS WHhar/dry. stove•..,.. ..,.•latU::~ nawl 12.:JOO mllet, aeata/Wndw/atr. aunroof, chroma Mint condltlonll C0cngr,Onty15kml, fuitpwr,lAxU91tacM ....,._ Mc • frig, mlcto, ~rm ... • garao-......... 13490.0bo 723-1604 $27,500. M4-0222 wh•eh. l'ow ml New LHut trade. (8eae71) 12,,997 (3POLINSS) 81_9.J.••• ... •'• ... fll• c~bln•t• kite antlquaa. furniture, (te9299> 119,9" (1 20234) S20,917 Coat•..... LIEJCU8 VP .. 7 COROU.A DX 17k, AT.,.,._..., .. P1W (31JM8771) 113.333 uxu•cw waaTlllNSTaR (7t4) "2.eec>e -~~~;;--~·~·;·r-~1 abi./ h ' dlahff, ctothaa a much •---------_._________ llAUIR LOTUI LEXUS Ltnooln Meroury • I c .i. mleo. mottlll 411 Aadland• CBIYaOLIT ~ HONDA 80l5 n....,.a.'7700 MtSStON v1a.10 C714) tMO-H~O W•STMINSTSR .... ~ decOfatOI' MOYiNd m11 Avenu.. (In a11-v>1·------·1 ·---.-8-4-XJ--12___ fM9)iM ... '97 llMK VIII (7t4) ff2~ nucas 1dm• furn, Ev;'l.hl119 Mull Ooll S•I• Sat only 8·12 '73 El Camino VI, auto, •ea Aooord IEX 2-dr While, cream llhr, CO '•4 L8 400 LTD AC.PW/POL, ABS till, --------1'iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii!gii2iiii2~0 :,,tlahH, oolt clube, s ,'!.MA(QtfNIOLllA) 215 Palmer St. CroH FM UH, tow pkg Real 8h•P. LOadad, S•l•ct adll. Warr. Whlta/lvOfY, full opt, cc. co. Lthr, PONTIAC 9170•~.7 N••••n Hard· ..,....., baek•tt. mor•I a •• m-0 rvne atraat SanC. Ana Ava. good body, 1mog ••· Uhr, 1-ownar, phn, (3RXJ311) 12~1985 32,000 mf, 8.9% avall Premium wh•••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii S06-807 Malguerlte flliovlnO iaiel Wuhar Furnllura & Moralll •mpt 11160 131-0757 CO player, Moonroof, aAU•R JAGUAR 3 (' 100,000 ml warr. (181871) S25,997 IMdr 5-apd manual ltio ...... Dr dryal r, frig, furl'lllura, Sat a.1 furn. eldarcar• '88 GMC Suburban 19.800.obo 723-1604. 714-971·2002 (2 4177~•xu:31.977 u:Co:.~~.:~:-:.ry ·~11·=:~1:u!!~ :::.o~::1w p~:~:~~ .... a.1• Baco. & ant quaa, hOUHhOld equip lamps 1tarao Whlt•/gray, 'X". LT '93 ACCORD '84 XJ8 10 I I S2500 bo 557.()631 .._ftub•n Crye ta I ltama. ml1c. 312 cabl~ll bar & stools modal, full powar. Anlv Edit, 47k ml, Black, barley leather, Ml8atON Vie.JO (714) 54C>-CS83 wh ta w/brown aathar .o I 1h, Iott of des Prlnoeton Dr. Cron ETCll 2i12·0 .. canao'. (510054) S29,977 aulo, llhr. ASS, moral moonroof, lo mllH, __ c .... •_4_• .... )_3_8_4-_0_8_8_4_ ---------14500. obo 723-1604 clOlhH a acceH., 11raa1s Fairview/Fair Oft Vlat• Del Ol'o L•XU8 (3KXX8&~•12..t777 Hlact edition war· '94 ac 300 MAZDA 9125 --------VOLISWAGEN 9235 ..a..ota P•lm1, plants, M I MISIJON Vl•JO Ll!X 8 011" rant y (I 9 8 O I 8) Black/Ivory full option. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil suzuv• 9205 '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii trM. pots. dec:o & kite ov ngl Sat/Sun I/ 8AT ONLY 8:00.noon. CM8Hl84-0984 W88T INSTBR 99:. 0.9"' avall. LTD. 3 yr11 ~ It ltema.lluohllorel 27•28· 9 -4P 138 11539 Cumberland Ln. (114)8•2·8808 52~J8RLOTUS 100,000 ml warr. •eeMAZDA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '81 llUO Xln't mech. :a? Brookllna Ln CM, Off Covar ClothH •--------714·842·7700 (018185) $27.987 MPV loadedt 39K ml, cond. All records. a-.._,. .. m Sal Monllcallo complex. collect, fur~. pine anti: fOlD 9075 '87 CIVIC DX LIEXUS Ilka brand new, '94 81DIEKICK S1000 Laura 574"4251 Clotltee, drauar1, (Vanguard) 548-9034 quH toya & gamH Blue, gray Interior,,______ MISSION VIEJO 1 OWNERI. S14,999. JX Convt. 5 ap, White, M·Thurs 10a.-8p l)OICilo truk & much 1• ........ 72 .. 8 •• 2 • 5apd, A/C, factory JEEP 9110 .. 4 .. 1718 965-2088 grey lntar,4x4, alloy 1....;.;.;.... ____ _;. __ ftnOl'91 •i 1 Lark-..ur •Set 7•m Elactrlc amo ra ..... ,.. ~ '87 Muatane warranty. (3VOB872) (948)=-94-0984 " .,.. · wlll•. while aott top. '87 FoJC 4dr. all man· stove, mens/IHn boy• •Several FamHr••• c1a .. 1c, good working $11 ,995 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '95 SC 400 LTD '97 MIATA (3MCX611) S5.995 ual, 41p, ·wall maln· io•fn8 i•fo King clothlng, hOUHhold 1500 Cumberland cond 13000/flrm, 8AUl!R LOTUS • '93 CH•ROKl!IE Taal mlat/lvory, full Full opt, 7000 ml, BAUER LOTUS talnad. Good cond ~•d. mlcrowav•. ta· ltam1. 925 Carnation. 61200Susaax won'tlastr 7S9·1748 COSTAMESA LTD Black, gray llhr, opt., 1 .9"' avall. (29199J. S15,977 714•942.7700 S2600firm 966·0411 btff, i.tnp1 & much Cro11 &lrHls, South (off Dover) .80 Fairmont Wagon 714-942·7700 4WO, 4.0 VI, lull pwr, 3 yr 100,000 ml warr. L~XUS '87 JETTA Red 2 dr, M0tal Sat 8/27 8-noon Coast & Baar. SAT·SUN 9.5 $500/obo fair cond, prem 1ound, low ml. (047320) S33.977 MISSION VIEJO '98 SIDEKICK JLX aunroof. co player. 02 Marguerite VARO iALl!I furn (714) 723 5543 (107229) S17,995 Ll!JCUS (949)394-0984 4114, 30k ml, lthr, ABS. good cond. s2200. iluW PemUv ialel palntlni' llarao/CO ,88 Fl!S~IVA Super HYUNDAI 9090 BAUIR LOTUS MISSION Vl•JO full pwr , crulH. 949·915-2053. 'Sat 1/27 9·2pm. player haahld llama 'P1t11uSPORT'11noN deal. new llraa, run• GOLF CART for nl• ~:':l:2~7~5g~ (949)384-Ge94 MERCEDES 9130 11osL~9xoJ:~4,r·1111-,;,..9_5_J..;;.l!_TT_....,;A_ll_l_G_L_X_ ~-. baby Item•. 328 OQLIE ST. '""'' A e111nl, orig 34K ml. S1175 714 ..... ....,40 '99 LX 450 l..TO Wl!STMINSTIER Graen, black •thr. CO chltdlan'• clothing & aATa.3 13700 7147227201 .............. '93JeepCMrokae Cashmere/Ivory ,, c714,892•9909 changer. loadedl "'much, much moral (no earlyblrd1) ' • • • • • • • • • LTD Grand. 4X4, AC, full opt, S.9% avall. 75 230 4-cyl, gaa, (4ACX118) $15,995 .4511 Hampden Rd. • O TS '93 G~U~J=G PWfPdl, tilt, CC, co. 3 yr 100 ooo lllJ warr 1unroor. ac, xlnt cond, BAUER LOTUS •; lat8a·t NEWPORT A 7011 Rad/black 1thr, lNPlNITI 9095 A~~g~!<!~,'~~:·,-.~~r. <13821 ~Ji~~87 . •92 J:,~:~oonrt, TOYOTA 92101--7_1_4-e4 __ 2_·7_7_o_o_ .511 & 513 Orchid Ava. ch r om• 1, auto. (118433) 515,993 MISSION Vll!JO gray/black Interior, Sall your home i-4ou..war••· elolhH, BEACH 6169 1990 18ft Shook (HS4734) t14,277 ,.,.5 lntlnltl a 45 Costa M••• 884 $4500 obo through classified. • h I Laxus • (949)384-0 pp 673:a942 '88 4RUNNER SR5 942·5978 Joya • muc more Packet alactrle boat. Maroon, tan llhr, low Llnooln·Meroury ,97 LS 400 VI, 4x4, white, full pwr •-------- .,.,. aelel Lota of furn Qar•ge Sale furniture, 1 caring owner. Many f MISSION VIEJO ml, loadadl (300229) (714) 540.5930 Coach Ed It Ion . '87 seOSEL Real CHI, AJC, 1 owner 3740 •th Avenue clothlng, blkH, wet-•xtrH. lmmac S4M33S l 949>3!4:0994 $20,995 '83 WRANGLl!R w 1 /I f 11 1harp, l·owner. phn, (2JAU239) 18,950 UM of 8th/Poppy sull1, antlquH, hou1a-AVON REDCRIEST '95 TAURUS GL BAUl!R LOTUS 4.0, 4x4, white, aort 3 h ~~ v~~'.oo~ w°:r:: like new. white w/tan LEXUS OF 1 UT 8AM-2PM hold llama. Sat only Inflatable 911 boat AC, PW/POL, ABS, tllt, COSTA MIESA top, alloy1, lmmac. LTD 6.9 % avall. llhr Int. $12,950 obo WESTMINSTER AUTOS WANTED 9246 9·2pm 1112 Anita Ln fl b d 10' cc. AM/FM CAii, 714-842·7700 (216376) $11 950 (090898) $41 ,900 __ 7_2_3_·1_5_0_4_. _____ I (714) 882.e909 Muhl l'amlly Sale · · oor oar s, mo ' Power Seat. $8995 I!: ' Furnllura. clolhaa, HUGE MOVING SALEI mounl pedal pump (#159684) '95 lnflnltl Q45 WE'BTX:l~~.:ER M1$SLlllOXNUVSIEJO '89 300E --,-9-2_C_A_M_R_Y-LE--,---7'"::lr----~ book•. record•. etc... 1900 BERYL LANE $500 949·721·1641 Coat• Meaa Sdn, AC, Pw/Pdl, 1111, 4, Low ml, cust whls, v6• autlo, full pwr, • 429 Morning Canyon SAT JUNE 27TH Ba BOAT WANTED Want Llnooln°Meroury CC, ABS, alloy whll, C714) 892'9909 (e e)394·0994 w(3AhWI ~9•1•3) S~61,n8~a Le11u1 trade, lmmacl ~Oad. Saturday S·1pm GOOD STUFFll to buy older model (714) 840·5830 lthr Slldlng sunrf, '93 WRANGLER LEXUS OF (013281) S9,950 ' ******** Huge Salal·Sat 8 21 ' Duffy In good . '97 MUSTANG <3 o~;.~ .:::.995 ~=,:~ope bl~~~', O~~ LINCOLN 9120 WESTMINSTER LEXUS OF -"' furniture, trHh comp, cond. wllh porta·pony. AC. pw/pdl, 1111, CC. Lincoln Mercury (3HCP081) S8,995 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 892-e909 WESTMINSTER COSTA MESA 6124 cooktop, microwave. Please Call 722·8421. ABS. pwr aaata, al· 714-540-Seao BAUER LOTUS 'B8 Town Car """s-tu..:.d..;,.•_n_t.:._n_•_•_d~•~3...,00=l __ c_7_1_4_)_8_9_2_·_8_e_o_9_ ----1lnka, drapH, cllhg, loys, 2 to chooaa. •ee lntlnlU J30 COSTA MIESA Signature Serl•• Dl•••I In good cond. •94 CAMRY UU! decor ltam1 & moral ••11a"NE S""aS (194788) (205845) Bordeaux, tan lthr, 714.e42·7700 Leather, Loaded, 'l.911 deall 856-2143 42k ml, dark green lfrtlS•t/SUn/7:30-? 1528 Santiago Dr •. UMMU I.IS" S13,997 Cost••••• phone, aunroof, co, ,95 CMrokee Spor1I A Luxurious Ride. w/lan llhr Inter. co, Estat• Sal•. antiques. MOVING SAL• DOCRS 7022 L~~C::;'~~:;cr ca11, pram sound, 4 •0 , 39k·, auto, AC 20+mpg. 53,350.obo --------elect aeata, 1unrf, llOOl9ct, tools, hou1a-SAT & SUN a-2 727 chroma wheal1 , c•••• new tires. 714·31~3678 MERCURY 9135 chrome & gold pkg. heltd. 2292 Canyon Or. Batll1 St. (Jamboree & 50' MOORING '97 TAURUa GL loaded, low ml. 4 dr, lmm•oulate, '93 TOWN CAR $17,500. 714-760-8284 ..... L'9 2800 Wlllo Eaatbluff.) tum, boat, North Udo l•le. Prime AC. PW/POL, tllt, cc, (3PJB108) $19,995 3LP4&53) l1t!,555 ·SIGNATURE '97 COUOAf'. lrvlna al Dal Mar caf, cfothH, mlaclll S12K 949-642·3850 AM/FM cua, ABS & BAUl!R LOTUS Ll!XUS Or 4.6L VS, CO changer, XR·7 &Yto, AC. dual "Sat only 8-4pm no M a more, 2 to chooaa COSTA MESA WESTMINSTER p w r w Ind /Io ck a. airbags. AM/FM cas1, eartyblrde. Musta••I ovtng ale Sat 8-1 (291500, 253565) 714442·7700 714-892.e909 leather and more. Only 14k ml . furn, old/n-books, $11 ,997 (767789) $12,993 (624541) S13,997 'Int. o-•vner/Multl tool•. houuhold AUTOMOBILES Costa Me.. Costa M•H Costa MeH ·ee CAMRY LI! 35k ml, AC, auto, all pwr, Immaculate. (747865) $14,888 I l 11 l.l 1111 .1 \11l " " 800·643·5022 ....... IW S•I• • Great Item• ale. Corner of Llnooln-Meroury Can't seem to Chances are Llnooln Mercury Llncoln·Mercury .stuff• Sal & Sun 8/27 University (2500 blk)/ (714) 540-5930 get to all those you wlll find (714) 540.5930 (714) 540.5930 8128 IAM. 269 Bay St. I r v I n a B I v d . -CM off Sant• Ana. •Newport •••oh• •---------repair Job• what you need Clualflad la ..... LIEXUS OF Wl!STMINSTIER (714) 992.eeoe t , 'H Landorulser ANTIQUE_S_&_~~--;.-.... ~ AC".,..," 9010 On the move? CONVENIENT vAR atound th• house? at the price -MONTIC•LLO Moving Salel hsehld 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ltl the Claaalfled whether you're buy· Overstocked with Whlta/lvOfY, full opt, CLASSlB 2 0 3 3 . 0 0 0 m I 'liiiiii!!iiiiiiii!ii~~iii New Laxua trade. '94 Porsche C Coupe (125840) 134,971 Red/blk lthr int, ra- "'COllMTY TWNHMS llama, furn, plan11, 1• Sell your extra you want to pay Ing, aalllng, or just ',\nnual Oar99• Salall plantara. booka, '92 Vigor 51pd, A/C, household Service Directory when you read looklng, clualtlad has stuff? A call to Classlfled will help Ll!XUS MISSION VllE.IO 1tore'd, lmmac cond! 949-394-CMl94 $24,000 714-318-6671 :_ Over 300 Unit• lawnmower & morel lthr Int, full pwr, am/fm Items help you flnd the Claaalneda what you naadl Sat ... .,, 7•m·? 2207 Port Lerwick 1tarao. cc. alloy• reliable help. CLASSIFIED 642·5878 (Fair/Fairview) ••• e-12 $8500 obo 675-n89,_.....:.in:..:....::Cir:;.;1o::a~s ... s..,lfl ... e.,.d..._ _______ ...;.... __ , ___ ..;:;e""'ve .... ry...._.d ... ay..._ ______ 9_4_2_·5_8_7_8 __ CONCIETE & ELEcnICAL 3610 LANDSCAPE & CARPENTRY 3510 COMPUTERS 3556 MASONRY 3557 RANDY MAN 3710 LAWN CARE 3808 PAINTING Llo'd Contr. No job •• 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TUTORING 3929 l.\CCOUNTING/ :TADS 340 3528 ----------.._ _______ .,.Leaky lhowen R•p'd !ACOUSTIC Ragrout1ng & lnstall'n r,;. 'l'tnlGS ...... 08 L070130 aan of Tlla awn " 173-8085 or 146-1521 -----· iSoUW. Coaet DryweUt----------1 : Acous ramvVcu•t taxi CBJtD CAii 3538 1 Wat., Damage Repair '!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I 1 Bast In Ouallty • Pr -; : 1M0011 444 8eee WAMflitt' llDDmONS • .......,c-a..,,__ il!MODEUHG 3410 f..IUILO er ftRMODIL eHomt9 or Offlcet eOl.lallty Conawctlon •Reuonably Prlead •Local Co. tl'S3S318 •Stephenson AHOC can 714+14-5485 :IUllDl/111111 :alUDll MM Uve-ln chlld care. furopean Au Potrs. fnQU.sh Spedl~. l&-IZ6yrs .• 1*1. culturally enr1chlnq. .. OeJdble In-home chlld care. 45hnhll. -------800·715·tOOI 3548 COMPUTER ~HP! CQo\IVTU Ul'GMD(\ • """'" Ol Gl()JI 'IUTOIK • IHTllM'T/WU MG{ ISTMTING AT Sft ·AT'IOOl~Ol orna 714·540·b344 PRO~ONAL COMPV'l'Bll 8.DVICll SIMPU~ .~ .. • flt • ON-9 14 840-7672 COMPUTE SALE!! 111....,• .. -.u• !117JT:.· .............. --SHI ••·Slit ----.-.=u-. ............... a 2 ., 2 7l~·SYO·b3~~ JRQ MASONRY * loo small. Att aves. HOM• SERVICES t TREES * 28Yrs Gualltr 'alntlng *B*LOCK BRICK S;ONE Rapr/rmdl, fana, . new Anylhlng & Evaryth!ng ,X X TOUCHUPS, TOO All ty alt Wor.,1 avC9, apaa. 84~858 FrH E1llmata. Aar •· T~. l.IWN. 24 H2r•~2~64d5S31no20~ P••· 11Y " Mich••• 75e.1440 -·-·..,YWV 78 Uc# 8vv--• • EtL L130089 531·7843 ~ 751..34 CHUNG'S PAINTING ~~ GAiiN'MilTIRi 24Yra Exp-Grt Prlcel ·~ HAUUNG 3720 Custom land•cape, Guar WC)rk-FrH Eat !i' daalgn, ln1tall. Clean· Uct'375602 538·1534 '-"-;., JUNK TO THI DUMP ups 714478"2241 RAINBOW Clrcle ll•lnt. . .., ..... "°". (714-98a.1ee2) Lawn aervloe. Mow/ Palntlng-lntiExt Hou11/Apt CONTRACTORS GENERAL 3558 ---------- ----"'!'""--91'!'1 FRENCH• SPANISH• N-ZgLL-..L.--~ •ITALIAN & ESL• Wt nuvmvvu (D49) 497-3973 Plutnberl ................. . ,.,pwl!lSEWD ';;.' PATllENT TUTOR w.IANNG5"CW.IST Math (arllh-calc) 1WIEDY PllJMllNG physics. cham, tesl 949_645_235 prep (CBEST/GRE/ -SAT) FrH Info. Jim Madia 714-547-MATH lnterfor Renovation• Custom Project• LI c I 0 9 4 ~~ NB M.Banks D-42·8107 AVAJLABLm TODAY Edga/Sod/Sprlnklers Quality fob. Fraa nt. Nnr 888-1882 Cln-up. Anytime. L115e9B97 83 ... 8881---------1 a.~·T-1.,. Al (7l4) 3"'2842 lk•'• Custom Painting ROOPING 3910 Prvt French Lessons All Ma fully qualif'd teacher, call Franch Tu Go &51.e427 LSWIS ConetruoHon •StdMct•u...M HEALTH, BEAUTY Lou Torrft LMdaoa~ Prof, Clean. Quality iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ramocl•l•Handyman •ltwln•T,..Lfiw'• L FITNESS 37A0 Harbor ArH 20\'ia. Work. lnVExt & Docks. •-..-n--0-.---.-nrr-G-- u704773 L.x:al A••· • ..,_ . ....,,SPA• !I-. ~ Wkly malnVNew lnatall L#7034e8 •31-44910 WAUU&OOW ura ~&~" e71+al7·S82S• ~Lii. lrrlg worklTr .. trim RO IRT ISULL 3931 tiiiiiliilliiii;;;;;~~~f11 ·"-•Ntwa-ia•C... Viva Madlcal weight Cult "1"1 848-4,?83 1"1/&t9Small Joba OK &OOftlHI FREE ESTIMATE loaa. Medication + The OrHn i5ardener Oacor•llva Painting .......... • .......... .7 2 2 • 7 4 7 8 812 $60/mo 53~928 WHkly raa. malnt., LUH350 949-3008 ,,.. ...... . 3404 Via Lido NS waa, quality work. 714·080.882 .. Pager Al'fWMad""" Fr" eat, 840-8SSS Al WDftll GM a kid 831-1085 G a Q U"40LSTl!RY 11nca '68 wat. furn, uphol1ty, alp cvra anuqua rpr 5"2-4612 FENCES 6 DEC~ 3615 *Wood lfeno•• • CONSTRUCTION Replace/Repair Low s ard Cln-up, Trim tr .. •. hadg .. , paJm tr•••· Aamoval. N-lawn/planta MO-a502 1avcaa pa1nrtn1 ruldintlal paint cl wood rutonJllon matthew WALL 1P11minlml!!l!:'l!llll!mlil-. COVERINGS 3932 548-5481 BUIU)lNG 3510 FrM h.ullng/Ht. Uc'd AcMnllga Const 114-$301 AND8RSON Conatr FLOOR INSTALL ~,=~•nt Lg or Sml Jobs. lna'd RIPAIRS 3620 Thlnpy 1.18440725 Local COM Sexual Enii:.s ...... -nt E•t. 1929 790·1~8' '"",,_.,,.,.. i.---------1 ael•••Svo•ln•t•ll 111-v~lf'OM DECR HardwdNJnyl/Ceramlc 77 COATING 3570 ~~:.~~f"'9~1~ '-mlliliiii .. ._.-..-111 MOVING 3834 ---~--------- RC Roofln I FIX LEAKS! All Work GHrtltttcl ELKIJ. Pmniwn Roc&8 • .... sl ,·••r ,o ... TM Stripper Speclallzlng In Wallpaper Removal L.5189241 993-5037 We O•la ahould hang togathat. Sttlp, Install, advice to th• crazy. Ll73597t ei1·2111 WINDOWS 3934 --~----- O.NlmW••• Window c ......... Saltafac:llon. ~l'Hd Uc'd-tn•'d Nt·1Ma