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• Costa Mes.a 'courtcil will reopen for concerts. • • Court JUdge cowd decide to lift
,-· On the advice-of·City Attom~y those sound limits, which may
Erickson ·said wtiile nothing
bas been decided, the council
coul<:f opt to either file swt agamst
the fairgrounds lo try to block the
venue from reoperung or do n~th
mg for now.
decide Monday whether Tom Kathe, the council is set to pave the way for full-scale can-
to take legal action if review the recen't lawsuit settle-certs to return aftec four years of
ment that gave the 32nd Dist.Jjct .silence. judge allows Pacific 4 Agricultural. Association -the To brace for1.he possible return
Amphitheatre to reopen. state agency that runs the fair-of concerts, the eity is looking
grounds -control of the now-over its legal options, including a
Kathe-could not be reached for
comment Thursday, and his staff
report for Monday's meeting is
confidentidl, officials said.
closed 18,500-capacity outdoor lawsuit, ofhcials said. ·
concert venue. Councilman Joe Erickson and
COSTA MESA -The City
Council on Monday night is
expected to talk behind closed
doors about the possibility of fil-
ing a lawsuit against the Orange
County Fairgrounds if_ ll}e Pacific
Amphitheatre is aIYowed to
The fairgrounds had sued the other officials declined to com-
Nederlander Organization, the ment on the specifics of Monday's
theater's pre'vious owner, alleging 'meeting, because talks of civil lit-
the fair's 1993 purchase of the site ifJdtion are protected by state con-
was invalid because strict sound 'f1dentiallty laws.
restrictions render the venue use-"The council has several differ-
less for most concerts. enl choices," he said. "We have a
Later this month, a Superior lot of options."
College Park resident Chuck
Huddleston, who lives across
Fairview Road within a few hun-
dred yards of the Pacific
Amphitheatre, said as taxpayers
and voters, he and his neighbors
expect the city lo protect them
from any noise corrung from the
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K E E Pl NG T H E B EI C H E 5 5 AF E
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Gordon Reed followed bis bro.lrs lnto the profession and has now logged almost 30 years as a Newport Beach Weguard. ..
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Newport Be ach native Gordon Reed worked hard to become
a life guard 30 years· ago, now he supervises new recruits
N ewport Beach's Gordon Reed remem-
bers the days when he and his friends
ventured to the--beach and visited his
older brother, Payton.
Only 10 at the time, Reed fondly looked
up to his older sibling, who was monitoring
the choppy surl at a lifeguard tower. It still
conjures images of empty beaches, long-
boards and aromatic barbecues.
Reed thought he could be a lifeguard, too.
And he was right. Reed, now 51, has nsen
through the lifeguard ranks to senior super-
visor, a position that oversees younger
recruits. But gelting there wasn't easy.
He wro. highly motivated to pass the life-
ard tes_t although he knew he wasn't the
best swim.mer. Then wbenrus twfuorolli-er,
Bruce, became a lifeguard 1n 1966, that
spurred him on even more.
Reed spent mornings paddling in the
frigid bay and a fternoons working out in the occ pool.
He failed the first test, but the letdown
didn't faze Reed. The next year, 1969, Reed
stood by his brothers' side as a lif~ard.
Perseverance does pay off.
"I trained on my own and worked real
bard," Reed said. "I guess you can say being
a lifeguard is a family affair."
And it's a jotr he-can be proud of. Th
Newport Beach· native has rescued more
than 1,000 people and never forgets any of
the incidents. . .
Like the time in 1972 when a 16-year-old
girl playing in shallow water: was taken
SEE REED PAGE 6
Bash salutes Newport Dunes and ·usA
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•The bayfront resort Vlil1 celebrate its 40th anniver-
sary and country's 222nd birthday on Fourth of July.
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·NEWPO RT BEACH -Live
music, dancing and a fireworks
extravaganza will highlight a
dual July Fourth celebration
saluting Newport Dunes Resort's
~ yeer and Amenc&'a 222.nd
birthday. . ··nus is an tmportant event in
Newport Dunes' history because
lt~~Jh•~ al~ late
father-in-law, Bill BTana, who ro ..... w tbe. potential of th1I
~. • iald nm Quinn. New-
port DuMI....,.. ....... .
·1 tbtDll u ......... today.
M'd be a· rnd md pll•• ~ to
see ,the enormous sttjdes we've
made and the succcsse we con-
tinue to en1oy. •
All that's left to complete
Evans' three-phased redevelop-
ment plan for the areo i a lu~u
ry hotel, which the city ~s consid·
e 1e -cont ed communt·
ty fuclud• • private be•ch,
swbnmlng poc)ls, barbecues and
OOnfenmce and ~ apet"el.
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Uft at the clUMI allO WW
indude: taoe ~. taridYtl
g.._ lbabo __..bane·
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k*alfoad.
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amphitheater ·
"That's what our taxes are toi:. •
and that's what the City Council is
elected to do," he said '~ U they
don't, they're not domg their
jObs."
if the city does file swt against
the fairgrounds, it would not be
the first tinie.
· The city 10 1991 sued the fa11·
grounds to try dnd get ongomg
traffic congestion and otper 1ssue'i
from the Pacihc Amphitheatre
concerts and other activil.Jes at the
falfgrounds resolved.
That suit was dropped two
yea.rs later when the falfgrouncls
agreed to buy the facility.
~Ct's what our taxes are
for, and that's what the Oty
Couoo1 is elected io do,• he
said. •If they don't, they're ·
not doing their jobs." .
Chuck 'Huddleston
Fairview Road resident
who hves n~r the Pacific
Amphitheatre
Raytheon shuts
plant next year
•The defense company plans to lay off most of the
630 workers at Newport Beach fdc11ity b)-June 1999.
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NEWPORT BEACI I
Raytheon Systems Co, one of the
largest defense comparues m the>
United States and one of the city's
largest employers, W\11 close its
Superior Avenue plant by June
1999. .
The facility, which employs
630 people, mdkes tiignal proces-
sors for airborne 1adar dnd
infrared sensor systems, and
microelectronic components.
Employees will be laid off m
phases betWeen now and the clo-
sure date, th"e company
announced Thursday.
Besides the Ne\vport Beach
plant, Raytheon 1S closmg d pla~t
in Torrance that has 250 employ-
ees ..
Of the h.vo plant's 880 employ-
ees affected by the cutbacks,
about 150 will be tr.cmsferred to '
th<' compclnr's Southern Ca.Wor-
ma ht-ddquarters tn El Segundo
dncl 50 will recerve unmediate
la yo tr noll< PS
The> clusurt's dre part of a
ndtionw1de effort by Raytheon to
tnm its pdy'l'oll by 10 . or 8,700
employees. Other Raytheon
plants m C dWC>rmd bf'mg closed
or having work-force reductions
include facilities m Fullerton.
trvme. Long Beach and San
Diego
Raytheon ongmally
dnnounced the Newport Beach
closure in January, but had not "
set a timetable ior the layoffs.
rocecding to unplement the
plan we had announced previ-
ously is difficult. but it 1s neces-
~ary .to ensure the company'·!>
long-term competitiveness and to
position 1t for future growth,"
according to Dave Welp, execu·
SEE RAYTHEON PAGE 6
More building in
store for cOa.St ·
•Tu'; Irvine Co. is seeking county approval to build
700 homes and commerc1al center on Coast Highway.
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NEWPORT COAST The
fourth wave of residential devel-
opment planned for the Newport
Coast will.be up for final approval
Tuesday from the Orange County
Planning Commission. .
The Irvme Co pro1ect mcludes
325 single-family homes that will
be either custom-made or bUllt by
different developers, said Bill
Merron, an Orange County T1lan-
ner and project maOdger.
One tract of homes will be only
about 500 feet from West COdst
Highway, he said The mdm
access to the new development
will be from Crystal Cove Dnve.
The second part of the project
is a commercial area along We t
EXCJTING BIRTHDAY
Helen M<:Pbeeten Will
turn 90 )'MI'S old
S.blrday. See ... Mory
oapage5.
OONllACHt
DMY Pl.OT
Q UE STI ON
Codst Highway. That proposal
C'dlls • tor d 250-room hotel,
100,000 l>quare feet of neighbor-
hood commerc1al development
and dn add1tiondl 25,000 square
SEE COAST PAGE 6
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2 Fnday, July 3, 1998 -...... ..
CHECk I I 0 U;I
. Star-spa.ngled trips
· for patrj,otiC travelers People of all ·ages learn to swing, salsa, tan~D: fox trot and more at
the Jimmie DeFore Dance Center ;ln Costa Mesa . .
W hilo som~ travelers may
se~k serenity or adven-
ture on vacation, others
look for historic interest. Por the
latter breed, Newport llb,raries
offer ample guidance for explor-
ing batUefieJ9s,.trails dnd vil-
ldges that reflect our American
hentage.
The best
-... dY to under-
!-itdild the
J'd~t.
observes Y die
University
Professor
Robm Wm.ks
m • Nalloncll
GPe>grdph1c
Gw<le to
Amenrd's
Histonc
Places," 1s "to walk the very
ground where history hap-
pened."
WhcU1er you want to explore
Cdlllom1d ghost towns, Maui's
19th-ceptury whdling boomtown
or Boston's Freedom Trail, check
out lh1s new guidebook for walk-
mq dnJ dnv1ng tours, maps and
contdct information for more
lhdn 2,500 U S ht!.toriccll sites.
:-Equdlly coloprehens1ve cover·
age of l\mencan landmarks IS Ul
!A Guidi' to Ndllondl Monu-
Alents dnd ~us lone Sites." For
Siles stretching from Muu Woods to Uie Lincoln Memonal, look for
~rdctical dnd dt>scnp.tive mfor-
inallon, drrnngf'd by stale.
ThC' focus I.!.
tnore speof1r
V1 volumes of
fue "Snulhson-
W1 Gwde to
Histonc Amc-r-
[ca." Each IS
dlustrated and
'1tdexed, fed ·
funng Sile!> of
t>otiticdl, m11J-
tary dnd cul·
) tural s1gruI1-8.tnc~ in p.utirular rPgions of tile
~untry
: Places and events that shdpcd
early Americd, from its colonJdl
ltegmnings to the Civil War, form
tbe heart of "The Early Amenca
Sourcebook • Find cssdys on our
~eritagc. short biograph!~ about
•
early Ainerican heroes arid vil-
lains, and travel tips make this a
fine reference for todring states
east of the Mississippi River. ·
Por those cpncentrati.ng on the
eastern seaboard, "Colonial
America• recieates the ambi·
ence of 17th-and 18th-century
We. Along with profiles of sites
throughout the origmal 13
colonies, find information about
historic forts, festivals and inns in
Vermont, Maine and Flonda.
Travelers and armchair adven-
turers alike c:an step back in time
with "Old SturbJidge Village." a
video featuring an old-fashioned
barn-raising, colonial craftsmen at
work and historians who tum
back time in a re-created New
England vill~ge of the 1830s.
Those interested in more
about the birthplace of our free-
dom can view scenes from New
Hampshire's green mountairlS to
the
Atlantic
. shore's
quaint vil-
lages on
_,1 "New Eng-
land," from
the Trave l
Videp
Series.
From
Thomas
Jefferson 's
· magnificent Monticello to
Natchez Trace's antebellum
mansions, our nation's hiAforic
residences reflect American
ardutectural achievement. View
many of them on videos from the
"Bob Vt.la's GUide to Hi.stone
Homes· series, each offering a
lour of historically significant
dorruciles in fliiJ'ticl.l}ar regions of
the coun~~
America's most famous manse
1s one of dozens of landmarks
that come to life in "The Wash-
ington I hstori~al Atlas.· ln this
guide to who did what, when
and where m our nation's capital,
uncover fact, folklore, humor and
rumor sure to mterest history
buffs and educators as well as
travelers Wlth a historic bent.
• CHECK IT OUT 1s wntten by the staff
of the Newport Bea<h Public Library.
This week's column is by Claudia Peter-
man .
AusoN MURRAY
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I t's enough to make you feel
like yqu're 12 years old
again. YoULband.is _ , •
Clenched in a stranger's . You
.d~sperately try to understand
the teacher's instructions while
your feet trip over music that
goes much too fast.
But by the end of the dance
lesson at the Jimmie DeFore
Dance Center, the instructiOJlS
make sense and your f~et fly
across the floor ..
• Ever}' Friday and Saturday
evening, anywhere from six to 5b people gather at the center,
a three-room, 5,000-square-
foot out,of-the-way place
tuQked in a Costa Mesa busi-
ness park. They come to learn
the· salsa, cha-cha, tango, fox
trot or meretlgue -a d.iff erent
dance each month .
"[Dancing is) something you
can do all your life and it's .
very social," said the center's
director, Gloria DePore. ·
Jimmie 'DeFore, Gloria's
tiusband, founded the center
in 1977. Jimmie bad danced on
Broadway for many years,
choreographed for television
and loved to teach, as did Glo-
ria. After her husband's 'death
in 1987, Gloria started the non-
profit Jimmie DeFore Founda-
tion in his honor.
"I just thought being a
dance teacher was the greatest
thing in the world," Gloria
said. "Tlie thing about teach-
ing is that the (outside] y.rorld
goes away."
The weekend lessons dtaw
a number of regulars, Gloria
said, and new people show up
every weekend, .often brought'
in by word-of-mouth. Some
come every week, others only
for specific dances. They come
in jeans, sequins and every-
thing in between. They repre-
sent all ages and races.
"We get a broad spectrum
as far as ages are concerned,•
Gloria said. "[They) run any-
' DON LEACH I DAIL~ PILOT
Tony Durba.n,,wtngs partner Tatyana Yudus during a Undy Swing workshop Sunday
afternoon at the Jtmmle DeFore Dance C~~r tn..eosta Mesa. Bes14_es swing, the center oqers
classes In ballroom dances like the cha-cha, fox trot. merengue and tango.
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DeFORE DANCE CENTER
+ ~: Fridays and
Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.
•WHERE: 151 Kalmus
Drive, G-3; Costa Mesa
+HOW MUCH: SS
+PHONE: (114) 241 -9908
where from 18 to 50." .
At the beginning of the
Jessora, students face a mir-
rored wan;'Uning up behind
instructor George Nelson, who
teaches with an efficient, no-
nonsense style. .
Nelson, who studied mter-
national ballroom dancing in
>Europe, starts off with simple
steps and counts before adding
complex turns, moveme nts and
music. The-students carefully
imitate his movements, first
alone and then with partners.
Nelson mixes instruction
with practical advice.
"You need to learn to work
in close proximity to your part-
ner," Nelson told his students
Saturday evening, "When you
get out to these places and
dance, it's very' crowded.•
In fact, that's why some of
the students come to the
DeFore Dance Center -
because the wood-floored stu-
dio offers plenty of space.
"We like the dance stu-
dios," said Dave Rizz-0 of
Fullerton. "They're not so
crowded as the nightclubs."
P roceeds from the lessons
go toward six-month
scholarships. The
DeFore Foundation grants
eight scholarships at a ~e.
Many alumni have gone on to
dance on Broadway and ~or
-television. .
The center also offers ~allet,
tap, jazz and even hip-hop
lessons. Anli they recen1:
added a Llqdy Swing wok-
shop Sund~ys to rrieet th
growing demand for swi g
lessons.
Rizz'o dlld his girllriend,
Lorie Hentges, are loyal
pdtrons oT the cent~r. Rizzo
started taking dance lessons
two years ago, and Hent~es
Joined him 1 112 years ago.
"It's fun,• Hentges said.
•w e really like to dance.•
-. . ~Rockers, h eartthrobs and Disco Divas take stage at fair
•
:E ntertainers from almost
: . every musical genre rep-
: resenting the past 40 yed.fS
•in music will perform on the
:Arlington Thealre stage at the
:orange County Fair, which runs
.. July 10-26
: Perfonnances by heartthrobs,
.. rockers, teen ldols and country
: legends will take place every
;'rught at 7 and 9 p.m.
: For Motown fans, twistin'
•ChubQy Checker will take the
.. stage JuJy 16 with his band the
•wudcats.
: Blues legend Bo D1dd.ley,
: known as one of the most influ-
• enllal muSJcians of the 20th cen-
• tury, will treat audiences to such
.classics as "Who do You Love•
July 11. Ojddley's m\Wc lnflu.
: enced a variety of artists, from
: Muddy Waters to Chuck Berry
•to The Clash.
•. Male singers who were once
~tonsidered heartthrobs will per-
• tonn as part of the Teen Idols
•Tout, which makes a stop at the :tatr July 21. The tour indudes
" Peter Noone of Herman's Her-• • • •
miti ("Mls...Brown You've Got a
Lovely Daughter"), Davy Jones
of the Monkees ("Daydream
Believer") and Bobby Sherman
("Little Woman"). ·
Another pop idol, Rick
Springfield, will perform July 12 .
A 1980'5 heartthrob, Spring·'
field's successes included the
chart-topping single "Jesse's
Girl" and a variety of television
roles.
The ever popular KC and the
Sunshine Band ("Keep it Comin'
Love") will rehirn to the fair July
20. And DISCO Divas, featuring
the women who contributed to
the disco craze, will perform July
10. The foui heed.liners are Vicki
Sue Robinson ("Tum the Beat
Around•), Thelma Houston
("Don't Leave Me This Way"), •
Evelyn Champagne Kind ("Love
Come Down•) and Musique
C'Keep on Jumpin•).
Other disco performers, who
will take the stage July 13,
include Sister Sledge, who sang
•we Are Family• u well u.
peiformen Quad City DJ's
(•Get On Up and Dance") apd
Mitanda ( •vour I' ve ls So Divine").
lhlditioDal an oootemporary
country music will also fill the
fairgrounds.
Riden tn the Sky, the coun-
try trio that popularized
"Rawhide• will tab the stage
:July 18. The~ Bros.
("Let Your Love Flow"), recog-
ruzed as country mlllic legends,
will bring thelr sounds to the
stage July 17.
And one of country's most
consistently successful groups,
ResUess Heart ("When She
Cries"), Will return to the f81J'
July 14.
The fair Will dOBe JW,. 26
with southern country music by
the Charlie Daniels Barltl,
known for its foot stompin'
music and hit song •Tue Devil
Went Down to Georgia.•
Highlighting Ure revival of
classic rock. an all-star night of
World Classic Rockers on JuJy
25 will feature Randy Meisner of
Uie Eagles, Bobby Kimball of
Toto, Denny Laine of Moody
Blues & Wings', Nick St. Nicholas
and Michael Monarch of Step-
penwoU, Bruce Gafy Of the
Knack, and Spencer DaviS of the
Spencer Davis Group, who will
disWlY the sounds that made
rock popular.
Soft-rock perfonner David .J
Gates, who made sOft-rock group
Bread ("Baby I'm-a Want You) .
successful, will perform July 23.
Original female rocker Joan
Jett ( "f L6ve Rock and Roll•) Will
perform With the Blackhearts on
July 15. I.
Joae Feliciano's expert guitar
skills and emotional signing Will·
stir the crowd JUly 19 as part of
Sisters~
the Piesta del Mariachi day. And
comedian Carrot Top WW per-
form July 22.
Admission to all concerts is
free with general fair adrilinion.
General admission is $6, $.5 for
seniors, $2 for children 6 to 12,
and children under 6 are free.
For more information, call (9'9)
708-3247.
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" S ome wonderfully weird
items in the ":ews this w , k.
' From the "Tell Me~) 1
Happening'" We, a tragic"' wi-
4erstarld.ing in Clive, low ii Don't
l.eel bad. 1 bad no idea 'l\her. It's
near Des Moines. Any\ ay. a ·I
county crew is bUildifl~' a bndge '
acr.oss the river that ~arates
CliYe from the big city. No mW!
little-town blues fo'ef Clive. Gi!t
(be kids and forget the Piggly
'Wiggly, Edith. We're going to D~
Moines. • \I • r
·· A road crew on the Des
Moines side of the riv~r is" build-
ing a transition road tlSat will car· it/ the bridge traffieronto the
interstate which rUfis through
-4owntown. .
Good so far. But as work pro-
gresses, the road crew notices
something funny. While they, the
Road People, are hard at work up
here, the Bridge People are work·
ing way down there. When the
support columns for the bridge
start to rise above the water, the
Road People decide to pay the
Bridge People a visit.
·v·.1cnow," the Road People
say, "Maybe it's just us, but isn't it
odd that your bridge -and a
lovely bridge it is -is way up
here, but our road is way down
there?•
The Bridge People look up,
squint at the new road way down
the nver and say, "Hmmm. That
ls odd .• ""'
It doesn't take long for inquiry
to tum into a~tion, and
amazement into .acriniohy. It
takes a little longer to find the
perpetrator. The Road People?
Nope. ·The Bridge People? Uh uh.
It was the private surveying .
company that staked out the
bridge in the first place and, as it '
turns out, in the wrong place. 1 '
Way, way in the wrong place. '
Having had some experience
in transportation projects, I can
tell you that by the time that legal
brawl is over. a lot of Iowa'
lawyers will be sending their kids
to Stanford, Princeton and Yale.
From the "What Are the
Oddsf" me, an incredible story
from the City of the Angels. On
Moth~r's Oay of all days, a young
man at a family gathering in
North Hollywood is stabbed to
death by another young man
who crashes the party and is a
stranger to everyone th.ere.
Pour eyewitnesses describe
the murderer as a heavyset Lati·
no who jumped into a red Pontiac
Fiero and raced away. •Heavy-
set~ is a euphemism. The wit·~
nesses describe him as under 5
feet 10 inches and more than 300
pounds.
• Within hours, the police spot a
red Fiero iust a few blocks from
the crime scene. Bingo. They
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arrest Oscar Quintero. All 5 feet
10 inches, 300 pounds of him.
The four eyewitnesses pick Quin-
tero out of a lineup. No questions,
no doubt. That's the guy. Period.
End of s\ory.
But just days later, Quintero is
released. The victim's family is
outraged. Maybe he did it, says
the district attorney's office, but
there's just not enough evidence.
Worse yet, ~tero has a solid
alibi. He lives nearby and was
himself at a Mother's Day gath~r
ing.
Everyone who knows Quintero
describes him as shy and mild-
mannered and can't imagine his
getting into an argument, much
less killing someone. But until
two weeks ago, Quintero
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remained th~ pnme, and only'
suspect. Until someone drove into
the .body shop where Quintero
works, that is.
On that fateful day, Quintero
was surprised to see a red Fiero,
the same year as tus, pull up to
the doo.(. As his boss approached
" the car, Quintero's jis.w dropped
when tht! young, Latino driver
stepped out. All 5 feet 10 inches
and 300 powids of him.
Incredibly, Quintero kept lus
cool, wrote down the Fiero's
'license nl.tmber and called the ·
"police as the man drove off. The
police were waiting at. t1!~ man's
home 8.Jld arrestecf hi.m ·on the
spot. Another lineup, another
positive ID.
No questions, no doubt. That's
the guy. Period. Better yet, be
was quickly connected to physi-
cal evidence from the murder
scene.
Let's review: A murderer who
is a dead ringer for the prime sus-
pect and drives an identical car
randomly picks one of who
knows bow many body shops in
the Valley, which just happens to
· be the one where the prime sus-
pect works. If you can figure out
-those odgs, you are much, much
better at math than me. ·
The police and district attor-
ney's office quickly apologized to
Quintero, who said he wasn't bit-
ter or angry at anyone. His final
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case, there's one too many.
Fin.ally. fr<>m th ttTerrtflc
Typos .. We, an inad~ertent note
that ri.Ses head arlfi shoul~ers
~bove the rest and ts imm~d.lately
added. to JllY collection of
quotaole quotes.
I spoke at.a meeung of one of
our homeowners' a5sociations last
week. Good meeting; very nice
people. But dS I wus being intro-·
duced, l had a hdtd time staying
focused when I gl.dnced at the
association's sununer newsletter
•The Beaubflcdbon Commit-
tee will be establistung a pro-
gram and presenting a 'Pride
Award' ·plaque to one home per
year,~ it announced. ''The plague
will be given to the home that
most shows neighborhood pride
and i..inprovement •
I don't know about you, but if
the doorbell nngs and it's tbe
Beautification Comrruttee on the
other side of the peephole, I am't
answering.
I gotta go.
• PETE.A BUFFA IS the mayor of Costa.
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A Costa Me a man who
took a shoe store emplO~
h~tage m a robbery attempt
Jast month has been sentenced
to eight months in Jail and
three years probation.
Osc~ wa~hington Jr., 26.
recently pleaded Q'\liln' to sec-
ond -degree robbery in HarbOr
Municipal Court. Washinm<>n
tried to rob the Payless Shoe
Source m the 2300 block of
Harbor Boul~vud oo JWle 4.
' He handed a store clerk a
note demanding f1lOney arid
· stole $"5 from the cash register.
Washington ordered the
employee to · a storeroom,
where he bed the clerk's hands
with a telephone cord and bis •
feet with rags.
Before Washington was fin-,
1Sbed, police surrounded the
store. They had beep. sum·
mooed by a silent alarm trig·
gered by the employee before
·he was led to the storeroom.
• · Washington apolOQ1Zed to
and then released the clerk,
who was unhurt.
Waslungton called . 911
while in the store and claimed
he was a customer. He eventu· '·
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).lrllne pilots released inlorm.a-
. , tlon Thunday that. they 11ay ·~ • provea. commercial airplanes
could depart safely using the ~existing runways at the El Toro
-Marine Corps Air Station.
Representatives from the
.Commercial Pilots for Airport
Safety said the analysis, which
is r~uired by the Federal Avia-
" tion Administration, concludes
, that pilots taking off from El
, Toro would be able to perform
emergency procedUre9 if a ·jet
,.,, ' engine failed.
· -Losing an engine, known as
an "engine out," requires pilots
to either stop at a given point on
_the runway or galn. speed, take
....off and circle around to land.
: . · Nasos Apostolopoulos, a
: : flight information analyst for
:: Jeppeson Anderson, the .consul-
;: tant hired by the Orange Coun-
; ~ ty Board of Supervisors to per-
.• form the analysis, said both pro-
:: ced ures can be successfully
~:executed by pilots at El Toro.
:• "El Toro doesn't present any
.• more difficulty than any other ::Airports in the United States:
::lie said. "You can see by the
·:Jeport that the worst day at El
, : Toro is better than the best day
••at John Wayne Airport.•
'! The group of active and . . , ..
retired pil6ts, which met at Cit}'
Hall, formed la.st year ~ause
of the controversy surrounding
El Toro. Tue county proposes to
convert the tiase Into a commer-
cial airport when it d<>1es in
June 1999.
Group meinbers said facton
that determine which of the two
•engine-out• procedures an air-
craft takes include tempera-
tures, wind conditions and
speed in relation to the amount
pf passengers and fuel load. The .
study is the second of two that
must be completed for all new
commercial airports.
They also said El Toro is safer
than John Wayne because it has
longer runways. ,
"If w.e want to continue the
commerce between this county
and the rest of the world1 we
should have a full-scale com-
mercial airport," said Al Pregler,
a retired United Airlines pilot.
"'I)le only chance I see that
happening is at El Toro."
Paul Eckles, a representative
of the anti-airport El Toro Reuse
Planning Authority, said be
can't evaluate the data because
he doesn't consider the Com-
mercial Pilots for Airport Safety
a credible group.
•1 will take it a lot more seri-
ously when the FAA and the
pilots' union come out with a
supportive statement," he said.
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·may be expecting after Et vacation at an Orange County' camp
for single buffaloes.
Pair officials hope their bfilf alo's recent four-month visit to
Rancho Mission Viejo will produce a baby for the popular
North American bison, which was purchased in 1991 by '\he
fair.
•we do not Jmow if -she is pregnant yet1" said Jim Balley,
Centenrual Farm's supervisor. •But my guess (is) it will be ear-
ly next spring (before WE\_kn-O'f] if she's expecting!
The gestation period for a buffalo is about nine months, offi-
cials said.
U Becky is pregnant, this would be her second calf. In 1991,
she gave birth to a calf named Tafonka, who later left the fair-
grounds to join the Flying U Rodeo.
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CONTINU~D F"OM 1'
1eet of touru1 commercial devel·
opment. It will go before the
county at the end of the year or in
early 19991 M£.J!ton said
The seco~d phase ~f the resi-
dential dEtVelopment Will include
.mother 37 5 homes. j
The lfousll"\9 development,
known as Wishbone I iUl, is part of
the overdll Newport Coast devcl·
• The VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs
pertod1cally in the Daily Pilot If you'd
like Information on getting your 0<gam·
zauon listed, call 642-4321. ext 331
ALS ASSOOATION ORANGE
COUNTY CHAPTER
The Amyotroph1c Loteral Scle-
ro!-.1s Assoc1at1on. Orange County
Cl:ldpter, needi:. milny volunteei::s
for mfom1dl10n, cdll the chdpter
oflin· dt 175-1922.
AUHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION OF
ORANGE COUNTY
ThP Alzheimer's Assoetiilton of
Ornn<w County nt>cds volunteers
tor <·1tfwr ol two scrv1ct>s -
"helpline" c1sc,1slc1nts ctl the• chap-
lC'r oll1c P; or support group lead-
ers/co-lf•c1clc•rs in the• community.
Dclylong hf'll) hnc• trnmmq ses-
sions c1nd support qroup ledder
tr,11n1n9 se>'>'>lons dr(, frN'.' They
dlso include c1 h9ht lunch To rt>g·
ister, cc1U 283-111 I d'> c,oon cl'> pm,-
<;1blP
opment approved by the county
iast year. fl pJarmtng romnuss1on·
ers approve thP coastal develop-
ment perm.it on Tuesday, the area
will be divided 10to 11 tracts, indi·
Vi.dual lots Will be graded, access
roads will be constructed and
homes will start to go up starttng
this fail.
Friends of the Irvine. Coast, a
Corona del Mar-based watchdOg
group, filed a lawsuit against The
Irvine Co. over the Newport Coast
de\>elopment that resulted in a
~ettlement agreement.
des themselves. Volunteers must
be at least 25 years old with a
valid driver's license. Call L.tsa
Landry at 261-9446 to become an
Angel on Wheels.
AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY
DISCOVERY SHOP
The American Cancer sOclety
Discovery Shop needs volunteers
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Saturday at 2600 E.
Coast Highway, Corona dcl Mar.
For more information, call 640-
4777.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
RELAY FOR LIFE
The American Cancer Society
needs volunteers fot' a number of
tasks. For more information, con-
tact L.tsa Landry at 261-9446.
AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE
Americans for Free Choice ID
Medicine, a nonprofit educabon-
al o.cganization founded on the
idea of inclividual liberty and free AMERICAN CANCER SOCI~ ent~rprise. 1s seeking offjce vol-
The 0Tdnge C~unty R<'~ton of unteers. For more inlormiition,
the A111enrc1n Cdnrer Society I cdll 645-2622. seek!> off1c<' volunteers Tiw soa-
f!ly ll> c1bo '>l'<'ktng voluntN·rs t~ AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
dnswc•r cc1l1<.. for the> unit s The American Heart Associd-
Helphm• Info( Piller For tnfonnd-lion is looking for volunteen. to
bon on thc·s~· dncl othPr voluntC:'cr perform various general-office
opportunil11 .,, rdll L1!ict Lcrnrlry dl dut.Jes, including photocopying,
261-q44h typing, light computer work, dS
AMERICAN (ANCER SOCIETY
ANGELS ON WHEELS
VolunteN drivn!-. from Nt>w-
porl Be>ach c1ncl C'o!'.ld M<''>d cc1n
b<'lp cancN pc1twnts !JC'! to c1nd
from their med1rc1l lrc•c1tments 111
Orange.' County. VoluntPers use
their own care, or the• sooety's
donc1led vc1n to mc1k'· d difference
in someone's rc•cov1•ry Pullcnts
dH' able• to qr.I Ill .md out of vehJ-
well ds prepanng larg~ mailings
<Ind other various clerical duties
from 9 a.m. tonoon or1to4 p .m.,
Monday through Friday. Call Teri
Brown, volunteer coordinator dt
856-3555 for more informdtion.
AMERICAN HOME HEALTH
HOSPICE PROGRAM
The American Home Health
Hospice Program· needs volun-
Fem Pirkle, a spokeswoman
fat e gM.ij:), sAKl sfle li satisfied
with The Irvine C:o.'s revised
development plan for Newport
Coast because-it leaves another
70 acr~ as open swce.
"It's a better plan than .the pre-
vious one, mainly because it con-
centrated development and left
more open space, including
wildlife comdoci," she said. "In
the overall plan, 77% of the land
l9 remaining open space, and we
feel that's a significant achieve-
ment. Tite arrangement we've
tecrs· to give emotional su}:)port to
terminally ill patients and their
families in the greater Orange
County area. 'ITaining is proVid-
ed. For lllformation, call 550-0800
or (800) 540:2545,
AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE
COUNTY CHAPTER
The Orange County Chapter
of the American Red Cross needs
volunteers to address community
groups about Red Cross services
and to act as liaisons with the
med.id in disaster and emergency
situations. For information, call
Judy Iannaccone, 83?-5381.
• ARIDAY HISPANIC WOMEN'S
PROGRAM
Bilingual and multilingual vol-
unteers neeped to write grants
and assist 'Mth public-relations
efforts for 'this agency, which
helps with parenting issues and
marriage and relationship coun-.
selmg. For information, contact
Ann Markey at 953-5757, ext.
111. .
ASSOOATION RENAISSANCE
CREATORS
ARC is a nonprofit yroup in
Costa Mesa that 'sponsors and
supports multi-outreach commu-
nity service programs, such as the
homeless sanctuary. Volunteers
are needed. For information, call
Renee Namaste at 540-5803.
BALl:ET PACIFICA
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donated.
Today, the ENC has an unparalleled , once·ln·a-llfetime
opportunity to expand their nature preserve and add new
educational facilities. A one-acre parcel of land adjacent to the
ENC has become available The ENC must raise enough funds to
purchase the property or ri!.k losing their frontal access and
visibility. With this _additional acre, the center can ~ontlnue
helping children learn in this "environmental wonderland."
Please help us save and expand this valuable land by making
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BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS
Men and women over 20 years
old who have lived in Orange
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have been on the job for at least
three months are needed to serve
as big brothers or big sisters for
children ages 6 to 16 from single-
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Volunteer opportunities
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f REED i I CONTINUED FROM 1
: . I under by a rip current Reed wu
: 300 yards away when he saw the j girl gasping for air. He sprinted to
! her aid and pulled her from the
! ocean, possibly saving her lif ~. i The girl's family wrote endear-
! ing letters to Reed and th'~ city. I He recently found the letter and
l scanned over the comments. ! "When you come 'to Southern i California beaches, you are in
1 good hands,• he said. #The life-
guards are highly trained and
slcilled. They are a re~kable
lot.•
Reed passes his kriowledge
and expertise to other lif egua.rds.
RAYTHEON
CONTINUED FftbM 1
live vice. president and general
manager of Raytheon's Sensors
and Electronic Systems unit. ·u is in no way a reflectlof\.on
our employees because they have
performed outstanding work and
made solid contributions to the
company over a long period of
time,• he ~d.
Newport Beach City Manager
Kevin Murphy said the closure
concerns city officials because it
a!feetS so many workers, though
it's unclear how many of them are
Ne~.rt .Beach residents.
"U you look at the big picture,
this is a sign of the changing econ-
He said while ~me of1US""Te1Iow -
employees ase •lifers,• there are
others who use the skills learned
in the lifeguard program in differ-
ent fields
•This job r~es a lot of disa-
pline. and you have to make
important decisions qwckly, • he
added. •vou also have to main~
tain your focus on the obangmg
conditions because you can get
easily distracted.•
Oddly enough, Reed feels most
·at ease hundreds of miles away in
the high desert. He plans to retire
witJun the next three years and
then spend most of his time hunt-
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• Setbacks helped keep Corona
del Mar boys volleyball on track
~n route to CIF Division m crown.
8 ARHV f Al I KNI It
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t took JUSt 48 hours in late March for
euphoria to tum to humility for the
Corona del Mar High boys volleyball
team and, a little more than two
months later. it proved to be a
harmonic convergence.
The euphoria took hold after a
momentous 15-9, 14 -16, 15-11 triumph
over Back Bay nval and top-ranked
Newport Harbor in the Division 1 finals of
the Orange County Championshlps March
23.
But 1t was easy to be humble just two
nights later, when unranked Huntington
Beach handed the host Sea Kings, then
No. 2 in Orange County behind Harbor,
a 15-12, 4-15, 7-15, 15-11, 15-7 'setback.
It was CdM's only best-of-five loss outside
of the Sea View League and, according to
senior Greg Burden, it gave the team's
three spanking new starters a serious dose
of perspective.
·It showed our younger guys we
couldn't go out there and go through the
motions and still win, H recalled Burden,
who along with junior returning starter
Dennis Alshuler and senior Greg Coon
were·the other half of the lineup's
veteran-newcomer mix. "I wasn't glad
we lost, but I knew it would help our team
realize we had to keep working hard •
every day and keep improving to get
where we wanted to go."
Coach Steve Conti's Sea Kings, who
THE SEA Kl GS
had reached the 1997 CIF Southern
Section Division m title match, identified ii
return trip to the finals as th$' primary
destination this spring. ·.
. They appeared right on track alter
wilming the RedDndo Invitational in early
March, wbil~ also knocking off future
Division.ID quarterfinal foe Costa Mesa
and eventual Division Il runner-up Tustin,
/!\. win over Fountain Valley preceded
the aforementioned Orange County
Championships windfall, for which Coon
was awarded tournament MVP laurels
and Alshuler and Burden were
all-tournament honorees. ·
The rugged Sea View campaign
featured a pair of losses t<> eventual CCF
Division I champion.Santa Margarita, as
well as Newport, whiC:h ran the table to
SEE VOLLEYBALL PAdE 9
DON lfACH I DAILY Pl.OT
Corona del Mar's volleyball forces, en route to a CIF championship.
MARC TIN I DAILY Pl.OT
C oronadel
Mar HJgh's
1997-98
season was full
of major efforts -
among them the
explotts of its
football team,
with.a
smothering
defensive effort
against Marina ln
a narrow 10-6
nonleague loss.
Other moments
to remember:
Tenn.ls standout
Parker Collins,
the boys soccer
team trying to
maintain some
order, water polo
standout Phil
DlRocco sending
a shot toward the
goal; and home
run 1lugger
Erle Wlethom
(47), accepUng
congratulaUom
from Mike
Bergey (left) and
Matt Thiede.
~
A harsh fall apd winter
gave way to some glorious
spring success, including
CIF volleyball champions
and CIF tennis runners-up.
BAMV FAULKNFR
SeJdom has a school's nick-
name rung truer over the
years than at Corona deJ
Mar High, where the Sea
Kings perennially earn their place
among the athletic aristocracy of
the Sea View League, Orange
County and the CIF Southern
Section.
For the first six months of the
1997-98 school year, however,
strong league competition, a
moderate talent cycle, and even
behind-the-s.cenes political
machinations, appeared to con-
spire to hide CdM's keys to the
boys athletic kingdom. -:.
None of the school's six fall-
and winter-sports teams won
more than two league contests
and, in what Principal Don Martin
termed •the most incredible mis-
carriage of justice I've seen,• an
expected move from the Sea
View League to the Pacific Coast
for 1998-99 was sabotaged by
county principals at the 11th hour.
TOP10
+ 1. Voll~ll wins OF Division
Ill crown.
+ 2. Tennis wins Sea View
league, is runner-up in OF
.Division I.
• 3. Baseball makes playoffs for
first time since 1992. hits record .
:.w homers.
+ 4. Aquatics star Kawika
Tarayao is schoof's Male Athlete
of the Year.
+ 5. 'TY Harper is first-team
All-OF and Newport-Mesa
Player of Year in baseball.
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+ 6. Dennis Alshulec is AIKIF .,.,...
in volleyball, all-district in
bask~ll.
• 7. Ryan Cooper is All-OF in
football on offense and
defense.
• 8. Three Gregs (Strelzow,
Burden and Coon) AIKIF in
water polo, volleyball.
...
+ 9. Parker Coflins, Matt
Denneriine, LMlce Emery, Bryan
Kramer, s.meer Chopra and
Curtls Ellmore are league
champs in respective sports.
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+ 10. Nick Hood and Mark
Hatfield named all-district in '"" '
f09tball and baseball. .. ,
But. with the suddenness of a were all-district in two sports.
silent coup, the Sea Kings liere's a sport-by-sport review:
returned to power with a supreme +Volleyball: Coach Steve Conti's
spring, as volleyball won a South-Sea Kings avenged a 1997 title-
em Section crown, tennis reigned mp.tch loss to Santa Ynez by.
over Sea Vie·w subjects en route' dethroning the three-timei
to its first section-final appear-de(ending CIF Southern Section ance since 1983, and baseball
secured its first postseason berth Division m champions with a
since 1992. thrilling 5-15, 15-8, 12-15, 16-14,
Despite widespread consensus 15-13 triumph at Cypress Col!
and a series of well-founded lege.
appeals, Martin's bid to get CdM l'o'ennis Alshuler, who pro-
into the PCL went to no avail. duced a team-high 26 k.ijls"
SignificanUy more productive, against Santa Ynez, was a first-'
however, were sterling perfor-team All·CIP Division m selec-
mances by individuals who dis-ti.on , as was fellow 6-foot-5 mid-
tinguished themselves, their team dle blocker Greg Coon (21 lq)Js
and their school and a matCh-high seven blocks
Ryan Cooper (football), Ty against the Pirates).
Harper and Ryan Achterberg Senior Greg Burden, the
(baseball), Dennis Alshuler, Greg tea.m's best passer (39 digs and 13
Coon and Greg BW'den (volley-ldll.s in tbe tiUe win) was a sec-
ball), as well as Greg· Strelzow ond-team All-CIP choice and
(water polo) earned All·CIF Joined Alshuler and Coon on tM
Southern Section credentials. first-team All-Sea View and
Diltance runner Matt Denner-Newport-Mesa Distrk:t squads.
line (3,200 meten), wrestler Sophomore setter Ke
Bryan Kramer (145-pound cku), Han.sen was a second-teem. .All-
tennis ~~comm~-Sea~ plck, as was sophomore-.
'glll), Will a 'nm .. CJiOiira ootilae bifter Mlb-:Tacbon.
ind Curtis Ellmore (dou.blel), and The Sea Kings alto won the I IWlltliibiit:uun 1!uU1T Cti-•ra Ors ge· ~••; Ch 1 r w 1 rpu 1
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CONTINUED FROM 8 -in league.
+ Ten.nll: oach n:m Mang's
squad didi lose a single match
based on ' t differential, but fell twice~' eninsula on games ' I after di' ocking, 9-9. ·
Th" atter, ap 87·73 verdict,
came the C~Oivision I final at
the ijalboa l),ay .Club Racquet
Clutf. ''
Ranked .~o. 1 in tlie county
and CIP Djtision J for most of tbe
campaigq; the Sea Kings won all
10 league ~tches, before pollsh-m.g offJ>layolf .toes Viet.op Valle~
1§:2 •. ;t<edlands, l~O. ~llrrieta
Villey, 17-1, and Dana Hills, 10-8.
-i>&-ker Collins and Sameer
Chopra each swept their ~gles
ainst J>eninsula, while
Jense"h won 2 of 3. But
ed Peninsula, which bad
the second-seeded Sea Dgs on games, 81-79, m a non-
mJue match, was too strong in
fmtbles.
:;:::tolllns defeated Woodbridge
lifa1 Adam Artunian, 7-6, 6-4, to D the Sea View singles crown,
ftile the pairing of Chopra and
~ Ellmore handled team-
mates Brian Morton and Randy
llyers, 6-4, 6-0. in the league
(lllbles fin.al.
~opra and Bllmore advanced
~the quarterfinals of the CIF
'8iiividual tournament, where
CZllns (singles) as well as Morton llli Myers (doubles) fell in the
tmrnd of 16.
Collins wound up 50-4 in sin-
gles play, while Chopra was 51-3
in singles and doubles competi-
tion and Morton, a freshman, was
54-5 in singles and doubles com-
bined.
CdM finished 21·-2.
• Baseball: First-year coach John
Emme witnessed a school single-
season record 44 home runs from
his potent lineup, but a lack of
consistent fundamentals and
sotne rugged Sea View Ceague
competition forced the Sea Kings
to win their final four games to
gain <;onsideration for an at-large
playoff berth in Division IV. )
They did just that, however,
and that esteemed Sea View com-
·.Petition, including a dramatic
seventh-inning victory over pow-
erful Santa Margarita, combined
to help them gamer tii'e at-large
bid.
But the postseason euphoria
was short-lived, as host B Segun-
do brought about a first-round
exit with a 12-2 victory.
Ty Harper, who hit .532 with .
five home runs and 33 RBI, was a
first-team AU-CIF Division IV
selection, while Princeton-bound
senior outfielder Ryan Achterberg
(.513 with eight homers, 23 RBI
and six stolen bases) was a sec-
ond-team All-CIF choice.
· Acbterberg, who scored the
winning run for the South in the
Orange County All-Star Game,
joined Harper as a first-team all-
league pick, while senior Nick
Hood and juniors Mark Hatfield
and Eric Wiethom were second-
team All-Sea View honor~s.
Hood, an outfielder, hit .318
with four homers and 15 RBI. Hat-
field, a catcher, hit .430 with six
<lingers and 28 RBI , while
Wiethom, a first baseman, hit .333
with six round-trippers and 18
RBI.
All five were all-district picks,
as were senior right-hander Ryan
Lewis (3-5 with a 4.69 ERA and
59 strikeouts in 56 213 innings,
senior ·outfielder nm Thurman
TElllllS
Zvereva tumbles in
Wimbledon semifinal
WIMBI.EodN -Natasha Zvere-
va, a part-time Newport Beach
resident who plays out of Palisades
Tennis Club, lost to France's
Nathalie lltuziat in I.be women's
aern1finals at Wimbledon, 1-6, 7-6,
6'..3, on lbunday at the All Eng·
land Lawn 'Jennis & Croquet Club.
for Zvereva, a doubles spedal-
lst, it was a career-best singles
effort in a Grand Slam.
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(.284 with eight homers
and 15 RBl)"1md1tnlfor
second baseman Nate
Lemmerman (.300 with
two homers -includin~
the aforementioned two-
run shot to beat Santa
Margarita -and 18'
RBIY.. I
Lewis also provide<! a
highlight by tossing.' a
no-hitter against ·San Tarayao
Clemente. ~V;
J'he home run./fotal shattered
the previous re<;,<Jrd of 29 set by
the 1996 team i\s the '98 unit fin-
ished 12-13, 5"11.0 in league. · ..
• Cross i:o~try; Coach Bill 'Sum-
ner's squad .,was 2-3 in league
dual meet.s;'and wound up fourth
at leagu't! finals. .
Senior Matt Dennerline fin-
ished second individually at
league finals, clocld.ng a time of
15:08, nine seconds back: of
league champ Danny Lee of El
Toro.
1\'avis Beardslee (15:50), Josh
Yelsey (15:54), Brian Coombe
(15:57) and Kevin Kramer (16:08)
also scored at league finals.
Dennerline went on to finish
seventh individually at the CIF
Soutliern Section Division IV
finals with a time of 16:46 at Mt.
San Antonio College.
+ Swimming: Coach Mike Stark-
weather's crew posted a 4-1 Sea
View League dual-meet record,
but was fourth at league finals to
finish third in the combined
league standings.
· ,Senior Lance Emery dominat-
ed at Sea View League finals,
winning the SO-yard freestyle
(21.96) as well as the 100 free
(48.62):-J3oth marks were person-
al records and Tue 50C1Ckking
earned him All-American consid-
eration.
Senior Kawika · Tarayao was.
·tbitd in the 100 backstroke (55.19
for All-American consideration)
and fourth in the 200 individual
medley (2:01.87) at league finals.
He went on to finish fowth in the
50 free (21.92) at the CIF South-
ern Section Division I finals.
Emery competed in the conso-
lation heat (the 9-16 qualifiers) in
the 50 free at CIF finals, while
Tarayao, Emery, Jason Powers
and Scott Kramer combined to
swim in the consolation beats of
the 400 and 200 free relays.
· Kramer was fifth in the 200
free (1 :51.75) and sixth in the 100
free (49:63) at league 'finals,
where Jason Palda (sixth in the
100' lly in 57 .09), Powers (seventh
in the 100 free in 50.43), Garrett
Gentry (eighth in the 200 free in
1:55.62) and David Fabian (eighth
in the 100 butterfly in 57.34) were
also championship finalists.
+Water polo: Coach John Var-
gas' team missed the postseason
for the first time in at least 15
yeais, finishing 9-10, 2-3 in
league.
Senior . Greg Strelzow was
third-team All-CIF Division I and
a first-team All-Sea·View League
selection, while Kawi.ka Tarayao
was a second-team all-league
Choice.
•Track and field: Matt Denner-
line avenged his cross country
defeat by earning a three-second
margin over El Toro's Danny Lee
to win the league 3,200-meter
crown in 9:41.
High jumper Kevin Hayes
(second at 6-0), Mike Finn (third
in the 400 in 50.34) and Zack
Zarrilli (third in the 200 in 22.87)
also earned individual medals at
league finals.
The Sea Kings finished 0-5 in
league dual meets.
-• Basketball: Coach Paul Orris'
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Junior Dennis Alsbuler
averaged a team-leading
9.1 points per game to
gamer all-district laurels.
He was· a second-team
all-league selection, as
were se~ors Nick
Gabriel (7 .3yppg) and 6-9
senior Alex Jekeli (7 .8
ppg), a foreign exchange
student from Germany. .
Point guard.~ameron Conover
(6.4 ppg) had His promising senior
sea~oi:i spo!,led by . a recurring
grom mjury. .
• Footb8;\J; A six-game losing
streak to end the season gave the
Sea ffings (2-8, 0-5 m league) the
most single-season · 1osses since •1 theif inaugural 1962 campaign,
but senior Ryan Cooper topped a
list of individual standouts by
earning AU-CIR. honors on both
sides of the ball.
Cooper, who later committed
to continue bis career at George-
town, caught 40 passes for 451
yartis and two touchdowns to
earn fi.{st-team All-CIF Division V
recognition. His 71 career catches
broke the school record estab-
lished by fellow Hoya Ge~>rge
Sumner the year before.
.Cooper's five interceptions
were enough to help him garner
second-team All-CIF distinction
on defense.
. Cooper and Nick Hood, a
?etensive end, who began the
season as the team's quarterback,
were first-team all-league selec-
tions, as was middle linebacker
Mark Hatfield. ·
Senior d~ensive lineman Tyler
rower, -junior offensive lineman
Jwain Shea and senior receiver
T.J. Hildebrandt were -second-
team all-league picks.
Cooper, Hood, Hatfield, Brow-
er and Shea were also all-district
selections. + Golf: Senior Chad Towersey
earned his second straight trip to
the CIF-Southem Calif omia Golf
Association state individual tour-
nament, where he finished in the
top third.
Towersey, who will continue at
Loyola Marymount, was third at
league finals. He tied for 15th at
the Southern Section individual
finals and won a playoff to
advance to the state tournament.
Innes MacDonald was sixth at
1.eague finag, wbiJ.e Max Wallick
was 12th. The threesome helped
Coach Paul Hahn's team finish 9-
4, 7-3 in league.
• WresWng: Senior Bryan
Kramer won the Sea View
DON LEACH fDM.Y Pt.0L.
C orona del Mar's
cbamplonsblp
volleyball and tennis
teams capped the year for the
Sea Kings. Other memorable
items: cross country standout-.
Matt Dennerllne; Sea View ""
League wresfilng kingpin """
Bryan Kramer at 145 poun~ , ..
and one of several basketbalb::
aces, Cameron Conover. .::
League crown ~t 145 pounds for VQLLEVBALL Coach Gary Almquist, whose ~-I "
undermanned squad finished 0-5
C~. Costa Mesa, and Crespi to set up a fin8'5
rematch with three-time defending champion
in league dual meets.
Jesse Agabravi was third at
160 pounds, while John Cox was
fourth at 130 to round out the top
finishers at league finals.
Soccer: The Sea Kings (3-13-3,
0-10 in league) failed to notch a
Sea View victory for the second
straight season.
Senior midfielder Andy Mick-
ler, handicapped for much of the
year by a severe ankle injury sus-
tained in the final preleague
match, was a second-team all-
league choice.
+Badminton: Sophomores Miku-
to Fukada (No. 1 singles) a.qd Bri-
an Katusian were the most consis-
tent boys performers on Coach
Norma Veal's co-ed squad, which
finished 4-11, 1-9 in the Garden
Grove League.
Senior Justin Winder and sopho·
more Brian O'Hanian were addi-
tional contributors.
D IS TI.IC T 6 2
CONTINUED FROM 8 Santa Ynez. ..
earn the league crown, but was eventually upset
by Mira Costa in the section semifinals.
The Sea Kings, behind Alshuler (26 kills),
Burden (39 digs, 13 kills), Coon (21 )plls and a •
match-high seven blocks), jU{lior Mike Jackson
(six blocks, three kills), sophomore setter Kevin •
Hansen (66 assists and seven kills) and sophbmo.Ei
Greg Stampley (16 kills) pushed past the Pirates~r
Conti, hQ-rever, said the biggest matches of the
league season may have occurred against El Toro. a 5-15, 15-8, 12-15, 16-14, 15-13 victory. • The first meeting, on the Sea Kings' floor, saw
the Chargers seize two of the lirst three games.
The visitors served for the match, up, 15-14, in the
fourth game, but CdM rallied for an 18-16 win,
then surged to a 10-1 cushion, en route to a 15-8
The triumph, in wtucb the Sea Kings denied "''
eight Santa Ynez match points in the fourth ga.me.
and closed out the fifth on their ninth match point:
gave CdM its first CIF crown since 1989, its third ~
school history _ . fifth-game triumph. . ·To be down, 14-11, in that fourth game and ! "Coming back like that took a lot of heart,·
Conti recalled. have ow team pull together like it did was •
The Sea Kings swept El Toro, 18-16, 15-10,
15-12, in the rematch. but the Chargers led, 10-3,
in the opening game in an effort to steal third place
away from the Sea Kings.
unbelievable,• Burden said.
Seruors t-.-1lke Pliha, Gib Reese and Alex Jekeli,
Junior Morgan Jack.son and sophomore Kent
Turner provided depth all season. while junior-• :
Mark Rowe, sophomore Alec Hanson and -·
freshman Evan Burden were called up from the
•we knew if we didn't beat El Toro that rught,
w e'd finish fourth, and getting an at-large berth in
the playoffs was .not guaranteed,• Conti said. •As it
turned out, El Toro finished fourth and didn't make
the playoffs.•
Once in the playoffs, the top-seeded Sea Kings
swept through Brethren Christian, Whittier
junior varsity for the postseason. -
Assistant coach~ Clarke Brogger, a member °'
CdM's '89 CIF tlUe winner, and Bill Chnstian.sen
dlso made mvaluable contnbutions to the 1<4-5
champ1onstup campaign
l EA G-U E l-L -$ T 11 S
• American All-Stars drop
10-0 tiff to Westminster.
J \SON lflu.
Datt ...
WESTMINSTER When
pitchers throw stnkes m little
league, teams Win ball ga.m .
When the def erue is flawl s on
• top of that. teams do1D1nate .
Westminster's 9-10 AU -Stars
played stellar defense and defeat-
ed Costa Mesa Amencan. 1 O·O, m
the tint round of the District 62
All.Star tournam nt at Johnson
1 Middle School.
I. Westminster pitchers Brice
Cuts~ aod Metthew Snyder
• t'Ombinea fcw11 no.hitter wtth ftvi
strikeouts. -...---·-""*"'""-' -...._ tlft 1brbd"Mm, oe;ta
Mela ,Manager Scoct Hunter said.
"But ~ ball we hit. they were "1111~"'~~~~~'.ti:Jt~~
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IN TH• MAnlA 0, pltltd within llXIY (GO) con-SATURDABY N~IO~!f;A'i] ••wl•vard. C1rclt, Founl&ln Vallty, CA ~ ''''° • I ducttd by: Ill lndrvldual P'totlllCM.1• ........... "lcflsdl •• uw COfl)OrlllOft. Alolwos •• Law corpcwalon TH• .... TITION TO MCUllYt day• flmt II of THE HA A .. • Amond , ... N .. port 92708 ° ua "' n"• Hive you 11"1tcl doing Name StalOIMf'll rut• « lllCClllOf rlnlM. or f#JA Woll ' Ptellw .• Law c~ANOI THI NAMI th• •'1t•nce. Fallur• to ~ot°itJ~~TA~A~~o Pl•o• Pl•nn•d Com-Thi• bueln•H 11 con· T N1m• Stat9monl 'bualntt• yet? Ho Th• rotlOwlng peraon• et• 1Ubn111114 lrf*'" pUteuant to c:orpordOn II~•~,
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9'f: , *"~.·~:.':. Wiii '""h In lh• lmpoal\IOll ~tu~i DETERl'oilNATIQN: nH• •nd' trode eahools H-ve you starttd doing :ou H CITY PET SITTINQ, with th• Coumy CltrJc OI M• ... CA 92&27 rtcor4td 813°'94. lnsl , 94· nformttlOll Oii~ (714) 573· I
... of lqulclattd damagH lor FOR FURTHER INFOAMA within "Offlo• Sii• 3A" bualnaet ytt? No H I unUngto; St. 1401, Orange County on S.8·98 Bttclley Ragan, 1H Unit D. 0433191 Of OttlClal Rtc9fcl$ In 1965 Wolf & Aldllrd1 l1 I 0.01 :
A1t2997 Heh Clay of·delay, In I"• TIOU ON THE "BOVE ·p· •"bl•"t to tho ,_ I Carol Woods -9~.."~9"gton Heh, Calif. 18818700789 Paclllc COHI Hwy., Stal "" ott1ol ol "" Counrr ColltCtOI AlllmPllno To COiiect I OADI" TO SHOW amount HI forth In th• "In-'" " " • .. "' -.. " ,.. Dawn Abt ,.,... D Btac:h, CA 90704 RICOfdlf ol Ofangt Coun!'f, I Dtlit Al)'f Info~ CAUll FOR CHANGE lorma,tlon fOf Blcld-.," PLICATIONS, TELEPHONE m•nl of a Pl•nnlnt Thia etattment w11 filed Sue J, Rock, 80 Hunting· ally Piiot Jun~ t 2, 19• 26• Thl1 buelntu It con· Clllfornll. end PUISUllll 10 1111 ()blllntd Wiii lie UllltO fot That
OF NAMlr Each bid mu•t conform 754·5245 OR CALL AT THE Dlreotor'• Uao Pormlt. wllh th• County Clark ol ton St. l4~t , Hunllngton July 3, 1998 Ft69 duottd by: an lndMtlual Nob 01 DtlMllt and Election to PllrPott P109101 8119 8128
• ~ETITIONEA(S) MAL· and b• rtsponsive 10 th• ~r~~E Dt~FsiJ~E /~~ Thie proJtct ha1 b"n rt· Orang• County on 5+2"98 ~~ell. ~A~ 848 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you .atarttd doing Sd t111rtund~.1 wM "" on 713198 • ; O~AZATA MARIA O'BRIEN contract document•. ilCh • Vltwtd and It hH bttn 19988751302 I UI ntH I• con-bu1lne11 ytt? YH, Jun• 7110/99 1110 uu ~at. In Ill• • !
HAS/HAVE FILEO A PETI· blclcler •h•ll iubmll. on th• ~~~TA77M/s~IR clt.~~~~· determined that It I• cat· Dally Pilot Jun• 111, ~6. ~ctad by: an 1:r~c1u~~ FlcUllowa •w•lnott 12, t99S lroni ol lhe llaaPol•ut Ill• main ---------
TION FOR AN OROER TO form furnlehed with lh• NIA • • egorlc111y exempt under July 3 to 1998 Ft97 b '"°1 you ,,•y • • .... ~ N•m• Statom9ftt Blad Ragan tnlrY ,,., IO Ille PllC*\11.11 CIVIC ---------. CHANGE NAMES FROM con1taC1 document$. a llsl • ' ' ui nH• Ytlr H , .,.e • .., • Thia 1t1tamenl wa• lllecl Ctnllr 401·411 E. Cl111pm111 M'ALOORZATA MA IA ol th• proPo•ed .Ut>con• Pu.bll •h•cl N•wport ttlt requl<tmente 01 tht PUBLIC NOTICE S\19 J. Rock Th• fo"owing pe~sons are with Ill* CoJ,1nty Clerk 61 Av•. PWll!tla CA at public C.O't seem to "
O'BRlfN TO MA.Ra.JET lractCH's on lhla proltel as BecSch·Cosla ~·ea Oelly C1tllornla Envlronmtntal Thie ejatemtnt Wll riled ~g ~·~..::· C Otange County on 6·16·118 auction to lht blal)ul bidder lor ge.t lo all thOH ~
,MRfA O'BRIEN rtqulrtd by th• Subfettlng P1I I July 3, 1 .. ~ F207 Ouallly Act under Clan ~ Flctlttowe Swain•... Q1,lh •th• ,CO\lrity C'l•rll of pan:° 21c.3ecMap1~li le tHH7ttl81 casn (paylbtl arflt llmt of Ult repair job'• •
11 11 hereby ordtl~ lhal and Subcon1rac1!ng Fafr (Minor Ahtr1Uon1 In t.ancS N•m• Stal•m•nl ange County on G-18-98 Coati Mt'ia CA 92827 ' Dally PllOt Jun. ur. 28 In llW!uf mo,..Y of !ht Unil1d
at per1on1 lnter111td lo PractlcH Act. Government PUBLIC NOTICE Uu Umltatlon11.-Th• lollowl~ pe11ons ,,. 19188781088 Brttt Thomu Porr 2153 JUiy 3 to 1998 'F194 Stain), all rfghl 11111 and afourid Iha house?
lhis matter appear before Code S.cl!On 4100 el seq. Nolle• le htrtby lunher Clolng busln11s as: Daily Pdol JWlt 19, 28, Maple St •B Costa' Mesa ' ' lrlllf"I conwytd IO tnd now
ll'il• cout1 In Dtpartmenl Each Bid 1h1U bt ac· PUBLIC HEARINGS Wll.L given that ealcl public hell· PESCADOU REST AU· July 3, 10, 1998 FtSl3 CA 9212f ' • ' PUBLIC NOTICE • lllkl ~I\ undef 1110 Oetd of lei the
N9 703 ol lht Orange companied bye ctrt1n.d or BE HELD BY THE COSTA Ing II bt htlcl on th RANT, ms Newport Blvd , This business 11 con-Trust In !tit pro~llUlted In
c qonty Supeiior Court 11 c11hl•r's check or bid MESA PLANNING COM· 13,hw~ f J 1 1t 88 • Newport Beach, CA 92683 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by· an Individual FlctlU01.1s 81.1.inoa1 Slid County end S dHC:r•blel ClaHlfJed
the addren shown above bond In an amoun1 no1 less MISSION AT THE CITY ay 0 u ~. • Danltl Sidhoum Kennedy. Have ~ alerted cloln N•mo St•lomonl •·As more lutv dtl ll)ed Ill S OA 8.,., t998. 11 2.00 than ten percent 110%) .of HALL, 77 FAIR DRIVE, 11 the hour of 7:00 p.m. -967' Nelherway Dr .. Hun-Fictitious Bueln•H busines~ et? No 0 Tht follOWtng persons are Int ll>OYt mentlOntd Deed or •Nice
0 clock Pm . end then and lht 10111 bid prl~. payable COSTA MESA. CALfFOR· In lh• Council Chambtr1 of Ungton Beach, CA t-2646 • Nemo Slatom•nl Brttt TiJ'.nu Porr Clolng bu1lne11 as: TMt Tht llrell addrtn or Dlrecto" ,,.,,. 1how C9Ust, II any to th• District H a guaran-NIA, AT 6:30 P.M. OR AS th• N111wport Beach Clly Jacqueline Kanawati, 967' Th• foll0W1ng persons .,. This lllttment was llled DAN DOTY REHABILITA• Olhtr common Otstgniuon. II tnty Jlavt . why.,,. pthtJon IH •hat 1ne blclcle1, II its SOON AS POSSIBLE Hall, 3300 Ntwpon Boul• Ntlherwav Dr., Huntington doing business 11: wllh lht County Clerk of TION, 3t44 Sumatra Place, any, Of tile rM1 proper!y
10, chang• or name should proposal Is accepled, shaU lHEREA.FTER ON MON· Vlld Ntwport Beach Cali· Beach, CA 9~1S4e lntemational Maat & Dell Orange County On 6-8-98 Coeta Mesa, CA. 92626 deSaibtd abO'll ls purported to not be gllnted promplly execute t~t DAY, JULY 27. 1998. RE· fornl~ at hich llm~ and This buslntss It con-10382 Sanford Av•, Gar: 19889780790 Daniel C. Doty, 3144 be 2112 Pldtte A~ IE -ins further Oldtred lhll a Agreement, furnish a salis· GARDING THE FOLLOW· • w ducted by: husband and den Grove CA 92840 Sumatra Place Costa Costa Mesi CA 92627 APNI copy or fhis order 10 •how factory Faithful Per1orm-ING APPLICATIONS. pl1ct attV and all P•1sons wilt Marie Mirta TtglH 288 D11ly Pilot June 12, 19, 26, M•sa CA.-92628 ' 969-83·005 TIM unden~ne4
cause be publlihtd In OR· anct. Bond In an amount IF ANY OF THE FOUOW· lnttrHt•d m1y appe11 ancl Have you s1arted doing Joann St Costa Mesa CA July 3, t998 Ft.(0 THI•' bu1lntS1 11 con· Trus• disclllmt any llabM!ty
ANGE COAST DAILY nol ltsl lhan one hundred ING ACTIONS ARE CHAL· bt heard lherton. If you buslnnsyet?No 92828 ., ' p ducf'9dby:anlndlvlclual !Of lllY WICO(Ttclnm OI Ille
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842·5878 PILOT. 1 newspaper 01 pt 1cent {100%) of the total LENGED IN COURT, THE challtfl{le this project In Jacqueline Kanawau Thie business Is con· UBLIC NOTICE Have you atarttd clol~ tnet tddren Incl olller
general cuculation pub· bid price, furnish a Pay. CHALLENGE MAY BE UM· court, you may bt llmllod This statement wu lllod dueled by: an Individual Flcllllo1.1s B1.1slnoH business yel? No common dtSIQnalloo. 11 lllY. --------·-'·· 4
hsned In lhls county, at menl Bond In an amount ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS. 10 talsl~ only thou Issues With the County Cltrk of Hive you started doing N St 1 Daniel C, Dory Shown 1111<1111. The total amount ---------"
least once 1 week for lour not less than ono hundrtd SUES SOMEONE RAISES you 1 0 • else Orang• County on 6•8·98 business ytt? ves Oct 16 Th ~~· 1 a •mont This statement was " filed ol Illa unpaid balance ol Ille conaecuhve wttk• pilor 10 percent (100'4) of the tolal Al THE PUBLIC HEARING or om• n 189BG79079G 1997 " ' · ' • 0 ow~ persons art with lbe Counly Clerk ol Obligabon sac:urtd bV lilt tht day of the hearing blcl price, and furnish cer· DESCRIBED IN THIS NO· raised at 1ht public hoarl~ D~tv Pilot Juno t2 ISi 28 Marlo M ·T~IH doing business II: Orange.County on 6-16·98 PfOOtrly to be sold and
OATE: JUN OB, 1998 Mlca1es evidencing that th.• TICE OR IN WRITTEN descr1btcl In this notice or July 1 1998 • Ftn This llPltmenl was filed ~·xi Solutions, 170t Port 19V8G7G1588 rmonable nllmated cosrs •
.JAMES A JACKMAN required insurance Is In ol· CORRESPONDENCE DE· In wrllten corr .. ponclonce • wllh the counly Cltrk of B Hl~c~• Pl0 Newport Dally PUot Jun• 19 211 expenses ·ancl advances at Ille
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through classified JUD 0 E IC 0 M M 1 S • feel In lho amo11n1s set UVERED TO THE PLAN· clollvarod to lhe City at, or PUBLIC NOTICE Orange Counly on 8·18-98 De:c 1• 12~11 170 July 3 10 1998 'figs amt of tilt Initial fUbllclllon of • forth In the general condl· NING COMMISSION AT, prior to th• public htanng 19988701582 ug1ts • .aon, 1 • • lht Nollce 0 Salt ts: SIONER OF THE SUPE· t1ons. In Iha even1 of laOutt OR PRIOR TO, THE PUB· F 1 1• 11 111 (714,· Flcllllous 81.11ln•H Port Westbournt Pl., New-PUBLIC NOTICE $174,862.14 In tddltlOn to ---------... RIOR COURT 101 onlor lnto the conlract UC HEARING. or n orma on c Nam• Stal•m•nl Dally Pllol Juno t9, 26, port Btach. CA 92660 cash ttte Trustet wlM IOCePI 1
JOE A. DICK~RSON, Al· and 8XOCUl8 Iha required t . PLANNING APPLICA· IS4~·32oo. . Th• followi~ persons .,. July 3, 10, I gge Ft 89 Thi• butlness Is con· Fictitious BwslntH cashltf't dleclC drawn on a st.ate ......
iorney al Law. 3t51 A.Jrway documents, such blcl eecu· TION PA·98_. 7 FO A LaVonn• M. H•rk· doing business as: ducltd by: an Individual . Nam• Statomont or nallonll ~tc.1 ctltdt drawn
Avenue Sia M·2 Colla rlly wlll be forl11lecl. The HARRY. NELSON. AUTHO· loH, Cit~ Clerk, Cllr of c & F Furniture, MFG.. PUBLIC NOTICE Have1 you atatttd doing Th• following pereor'ts are by 1 Stall or lederll atdlt union · · fa11hlul Performance Bond RIZED AGENT FOR AN· Newport Boach 1773 w Uncoln Ave IT bus ntH yet? No. dol bu 1 · or• c:tltclc ctr1wn by• state or Mtsa. CA 92626· Attomey shall remain In lull l01co THONY M. AND COLENE Publl•h•d Newport Anaheim· CA 9280t · ' Flctllloue BuslnoH Douglas A. Wilson a) r;:f*' s ~rs~ ~··cloud 9 ltdtf.t savings and ~
BJr #034234, Anorney lor and efltct through th• C. BERINGER FOR A VARI· Beach·Co1ta Mesa Dally Franciseo Jalver Btmal 11 Name Slal•m•nt .Zr~• stattment was filed 152 ~ ~.J.110 i, Costa mocfatlon. savings usodl!IOn
Malgorzala 0 Bntn gu11ran1oe period 11 specl· ANCE FAOM SIDE SET· Piiot J 1 3 1998 Healherwood, Aliso vktjo, The lollowlng person• are 1 the County Clerk ot Mesa CA 92627 " or. U'MoS ~It •PtCfhed In
Published Ntwpo11 Ile lh• ganttal COndl-BACK REQUIREMENTS uv . . CA 92656 doing buslne11 as: Orang• Councy on 6-8·iJ8 Christina Koharl Lord sacbon 5102 Of tile Fll\alldal
Beech·Costa Mesa Daily 1tons (t5' REO.; 10' PROP.) TO F2t1 Consueto M. Bernal, tt COSMETIC SURGERY 19980700804 152 ~ Cabrlllo S~, Colli Code end 11.ilhO!llllO to do
Piiot June 12. 19. 26. July Tht TRICT reserves ALLOW THE CONSThUC-PUBLIC NOTICE Heathorwood, Aliso Viejo, WORLD, t8080 Btach Dally Pilot June t;l, t9, 26, Mesa, CA 92627• btlUless In 11\IS sla!I In ~ • 3 1998 F162 Iha righl re1ec:1 any or all TION OF FOUR BUILD-CA. 92656 Blvd., Huntington Beach, July 3. 1998 Ft77 This buaintn It con-mnl taneltf olhtr 111111 ash iS ---------1 btds 01 walvt any. "" INGS. WITH A CONDI· NOTICI OF Thie bu1lne11 11 con· CA. 92648 du<:ltd by• 111 lnclillldual ICCIPlld lht TMIM mly 3500 PaclflC Vltw Dnw PUBLIC NOTICE 1egular111es or Informalities TIONAL USE PERMIT FOR ELECTION ducted by: husband and Luan N. Nguytn, MD., PUBLIC NOTICE Have yo~ started doing Wllllll~ lht lauanct OI !ht Newport Betct1 ---------11n any bids or In 11'8 bld· THE EXPANSION OF NOTICE IS HEREBY wile 9t27 Calacllum Avt , Foun· business yet? No TrUS1Ms Deed unlll lunds 844-2700 STATEMENT OF ding BAKER PARTY & EQUIP· GIVEN I.hat 8 Goneral Mu-Have you started doing lain Valley, CA 92708 Fictitious Buslnds Christina L()(d btCOmt 1¥~ to !ht P'YMllll _______ _
ABANDONMENT OF As reqwed by Section M ENT RENTALS, LO-nlctpal Election wlll ~ htlcl buslnns ytt? Vea 3184 ·Thi• buslntn 11 con. Namo Slal•mont This stattment was filed orendorsee • • m1t11r ol rtllhl
USE OF FICTITIOUS 1773 of lht Callfornla CA.TEO AT · t 151 BAKER In ttMI City of Costa Mese Consuelo M. BerMJ clucltd by: an lncl1vldual The lollowi119 persOM ate with the County Cltrk °' SIMI sale Wiii bt .1''1t but
BCJSINESS NAME Labor Coelt, Jhe Dlreclor ot STREET IN C1/MG ZONES. on Tuelday, Novtmbtf 3. Thia llatement was filed Have you slarttcl doing dol119 business n : Ora~e County on 6-23.ga witrlout coYllWlt OI •Mrlnl'f,
Th• lolloWlng persons lht Dtpartment of Indus· ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· 1998, 10 volt for th• follow· with the County Clerk ol business yet? No Laguna Yellow Taxi Ceb. 18988782355 ~esstd 01 lmllllt4. rt01tdang
llavt abandoned lhe ust of lnal Relation1 of lht S11te MINATION: NEGATIVE Ing oHlctll' Orange County on 8-8-98 Lin. n Nguyen, M.O. 31494 Wtsl StrHI. Laguna Dall p·1ot J 26 J I 3 llDt, " posttstion Of
the Ficlilioua Buslntn of Callfornla has deter· DECLARATION, (AVAIL· Two m .. mbora of tho 18998700807 This statemenl WH flied Beach, CA 92652 V 1 unt • u Y • tnQlmt>ranott. to sattsfy tilt
Name MAG BAY TOURS mined lht generally prevail· ABLE FOR REVIEW FOR Cllr Col.Inell for the Dally p·i 1 Juhe 12 tg 26 wllh lh• County Clerk of Deborah Jtanne Blscleg. 10. 17, 1998 F203 lldtblldnus secured by said 110 Broadway
2474 ,,., N Bl d • 1ng rates of wages In the 20 DA'l'S AT THE PLAN· 1 • • • Orang• County on 6·16-98 Ila, 31491 West Slreot. la· PUBLIC NOTICE Dttd. adll~ · tlleleunder Costa M Costa Mesa, ct~r6Q1· v ' IQ.l<Jllly In which lhe Work NINO DIVISION). full t•rm of fowr 1Hre; July 3, 1 8 F17SI 18888781591 guna Beach, CA 92652 . Wllll ~tertst IS provided Mst-e1:8
Th• Flctniout Buslneu Is lo be per1ormed. Copies 2. PLANNING APPUCA· If no one or only one ptr· BLIC NOTlCE Dally Pllol June 19, 28, Thia lwsintu. Is con· Flcllllows 81.11lnoH ----------l••••••••llirf
Name rortrrod to ebove uf thH• wage ralt dtterml· TION PA·98·50 FOR son 11 nominated lot an July 3 t() 1998 Ft90 ducted by: an lndMdual Namo Stetemonl
w-.. lil•d In Orange County nation•. enl1lled PREVAIL· NADEL ARCHITECTS. ottctlvt olflct, 1ppoln1ment • Flcllllous Bu•lnoas ' · Hav• you started doing The following person• are
on.121t2197, Flit No.19973. ING WAGE SCALE. are AGENT FOR ICI HOLD· to th• elecllv• otlict' may Namo St•l•mont PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? Yes. ~1·98 doing buslnese as:
742224 . mainlelnecl 11 the DISTRICT INGS/SRP II FOR MASTER bt made as preecrlbed by The tollowtng persons ate Dtborah•J. Bleclogha . 1.S.M. ProdUQIS, 1057 E. "AfCordable Gerard J. Wootere, 26t ot11ce located al: 1370 PLAN REVIEW FOR A Section 10229, Eloctlo~ doing business as: Flclltlou1 Buslnoat Thi• tlat•men1 was llled Imperial Hwy. 1.Jnlt #125, 11 ..
Esther St, Costa MHa, CA Aclam1 A~t .. Cosla Me~a. 320,000 S.F. COMMERCIAL Code ol lht Statt of Call· I) ESP DESIGN, b) DE· Nam• Slatomtnt with the County Clerk of Placenlia, CA 92870 •
92627 CA 92626, Physlcal Fac1ll· CTR. WITH VARIA~ES TO f nl SAIS, o) JADED, d) ELIZA· The following 1>4trsons art Orange County on 8·8·98 Ronald A. Sanlos, 398 J Alternatt•ve" Sliphen Warren Zona In· llH Planning, and are avail· ALLOW EXCESS'" BLDG. or a. BETH 444 Old Newport doing business u · t998t7G0787 Rosebud Ct Anat:ielm
dusltlal Puerto San Carlos abl• to any lnlerestod party HOT. (~o· PERM.; 50' The p0lls will I>• open b .. B111c1 . .' Newport Btach, CA Purrfeclly Flt, 4:>! Canal Daily Pilot June t2, t9, 28, Hiiis, CA 92eo8'
BCS Mexico 23740 upon request. The Con· PROP.). & REDUCED tween lht houri ol 7:00 92663 SI Newport Be . ·h CA July 3 t9'1;'J Ft81 This buslneu 11 con-Di t Cask t
Olga Warren, Zona In· lractCH' shall post a copy ol R~R SETBACK (76' REO.; a.m. and 8:00 p.m. UH Gay Rupsa, t513 Ba)'· 9iG63 ~~ ' ' ducted by: an Individual SCOUD e
due1tl1I Putrto San Carlos lhls document 11 tach Job 42 PROP.); CUP FOR OFF· DATED: July 1, t998 polnlt Of., Newport Beach, Usa Mc:Ghle, 36t La Ptrl• PUBLIC NOTICE Havt you started doing t BCK Mexico 23740 site. Tha Contractor and SITE PARKING & MIN. MA.AV T ELLIOTT CA 92660 Ln IC CoSla MHa CA buslnese ytl? No c ti &
TPlla bu1lnt11 11 con-an/ 1ubcontrac1or undtr ii CUPS FOR OUTDOOR DIS· Dopul CltY Clerk of Thia buslnt11 Is con-92Sl7~ • • FlctlllO\IS 8uelnoH Ronald A. Sanlol rema on d~td by a general pert· :~1f:J :,'.~~t1i~g1~::'.;h:. ~~JE INcJ~f'e.W f FD~~~ th• Clfy of coat• M••a ducttd by, an Individual Thi• bu1lnt11 11 con-ThN•1 m11 • S1 taloment This 1ta1tment wu filed neW\lp n ·k S S OU 00 C llf 1 1 Have you 1tarttd clolflQ ducted by· an lndlvldu11 • o ow ng pereons are Wllh th• County Clerk of B e aJ Servi Gerard J. Woottll wagH IO 1 wor tfl em· TORE ; TD R DIS. • orn 1 business yet? Yes, 6-22.·97 Have yo~ 1tar1td doing doing buslneae as: Orange County on 5-27·98 un ce
1199e7G0801 _ ployed In .lh.t t11tcutlon of PLAY . Of SEASONAL Publlehecl Newport Usa Q. Rupta builness yet? YH, June Bart Bones Exhiblls, 629 19889759740
Thls llaltment WH liltd "t!o ~=I. .th ~EES~s. ~TDA~Vfil~~~ Btach.Costa Mtsa Dally Thi• statement WU ftltd t992 Ttnnlnal Wal: 126, Costa Oaily Pilot June 28 July 3 Why should you subj t
with the County Clerk of any bid tor a ~!loowiof ~~: SHOt~ING trR., 2300 Pilot Juty 3• 1998 F208 oi,':,,g~ C=tyon ~9:1 ~: M~~het t filed ~~~·~,: ~neker 629 10, 17, 1998 • F2oS ec
Or.Inge Count~ on 6-11·98 (60) days alltr tNt datt set HARBOR BLVD. IN A Ct·S • 1 a tmen wu 1 Terminal Wa 126 Costat----------1 YOUfSelf & YOUf family to
Daily Pllol Juoe 12. t9, 28, '°' lh• opening of bids.. ZONE. ENVIR. DET.: NEG. PUBLIC NOTICE . 18888780872 wilh tht County Cieri! 01 Mtsa CA 92'/21 '
Jufy 3, 1998 F174 A pa)llTllnt bond shall be DEC. (AVAIL FOR REVIEW Dally Pilol June t2, tg, 26• Oraogt County on 5-2t 98 Thia' bualntll Is con-paying inflated prices f Or
required prior to execution FOR 20 DAV-S AT 'tHE "cllllowe Bualn•H July 3, 1998 F164 198807 59924 ducted by· an Individual SELL
PUBLIC NOTICE 01 the conttact and shall~ PLNG. DIV.). Namo Sl•tomont PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Pilot June 26, JUiy 3, Have voii 11ar1ec1 doing r Caskets & Services????
NOTICE TO In lht form 111 forth In lht FOR f\JRtHEA INFORMA· The follOwfng per1on1 are to, t7, t998 F204 bu11nts1 ytl? Yes, 1·97 your US::d vehicle
contract documents. TION ON THE ABOVE AP· doing bullntss u : FlcUUoua BusJnH• Eric A. Beneker Call Toll free }-888S4CASl[f
CACLOLNINTORAFCOTROBRISDS Pursua111 lo Section 22300 PLICATIONS, TELEPHONE WEST COAST REAL TY Name Sl•lomonl PUBLIC NOTICE This etaltmtnt was filed through classified of lht Public Conlract 754-5245.0R CALL AT THE SERVICES 21791 Lakt Th f II I wllh lhe County Clerk ol 642·5678 ~-"-111-& C.--..dl-Colntla
School District: Codt, the contract win con-OFFICE OF THE PLAN· forts! Dr. f204, Lakt For· doln~ ~u:~ng_Pf.soni are Fictitious Bu1lnoH Ora~e County on 6-t&-98 ~:::::::::::::::::!J::..,...:: •1111iEv=·-t:;:": ..... ==·.._..======= COAST COMMUNITY COL· laln provisions l)efmlttlng NINO DIVISION. ROOM HI CA 92630 ) AUGUSTSIF~D SER Name Stal•m•n1 19880781583 , _________ _.
LE'GE DISTRICT Iha IUCCHllUI bidder lo 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, KGW Corporation (CA), :ices "THE LUNCH BOX': The folloW1119 person•.,. D•ily Pllot June 19 28
Blcl Deadline: July 28, subslllute securities for any COSTA MESA, CALIFOR· 2290a Sprlngwaler, lake bl BACKSTAGE·A·FARE' doing buslntu u : J I 3 10 t""S 'Ftae' 1998 at 2:00 p m monies wllhhtlq by the NIA. F()(tsl CA 92630 a ' TIM RICHARDS CONSULT· u V ' • ""' ~c• or Bid Rectlpl: or. Dislrlc1 to en1urt perform· Published Newport RJJ FINANCIAL CORP(). t 8 '8 Broadway, Costa ING, 675 W. 18th IA,'--P-U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_IC_E __
fict ot Dlrtctor of PurchH· anct under tht contract. Beech·Costa Mesa Dally RATION (CA) 27232 Attna Mesa, CA 92627 Costa Mtll CA 92627
Ing, Cou1 Communl1y Col-Each bid 1ubml1tecl In r• Piiot July 3, 1998 M1111on Vi•!o: CA 92691 • 1~n 11'8 ~aka;na·M~g~ Tlmolhy Alan Rlcnarcls, Fictitious BuslnHs
leg• Dlslrlct, Bldg. "D", sponst 10 this Nollce •hall F206 Thi• bu• nH• 11 co Mtse CA 92~~t•y. os 875 w . 18th IA, Costa Nam• Sl•l•m•nt
1370 Adams Avenue. Cosia con1aln. as a bid Item, ,•d· PUBLIC NOTICE ducttd by: a tolnt venture Thi•' business 11 con-Mesa, CA 92627 ~· foUowlng persons are Mna, CA 92626 equa1e ahetllng, 1honng, Havt you 11art1d doing ducted b , an lndl\lld al Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-d bu 1 Protecl ldentillcatlo and bracing, or equivalent NOTICI! OF bu1Jne11 ye17 YH, Stptem· Have y~ alarttd uclolnn clucttd by: an Individual cf .. ns sc;•~:~ciiyn 409
Nam•· Golden West Col· method, for lh• p101ection ber t994 b 1 1 y •~ .,9·5·• Have you •tarted dol~ N rth St L N • legt Reroof L1bra1y & Ad· of Ill• and fimb In trenches PUBLIC HEARING KOW Corpoiallon us nest Y•I 11• .,...,.,. buslntu yel? No 0 ar 1°'· ewport
m1Nslrallon Building, Bid ancl open ncavallon. th ~~~ic•ci'tys ~trtb~ 8'~: RJJ Financial Corporation ~~I~ L1:~.';!.~~-'!~ga~ed nm Rlch11cl1 ~!~~nc>s~!~olcler 409 No. 1110 which shall conform to ap. 8 • ounct o Kevin Wyert • PrHldtnt r c Thia 1laltmen1 wu filed N rth Sia La N ' P!act Bids are on 111• end phrable Hlely orders. Cily of Newport Btach will Robert Jtnklns, Jr .• Presl· w th the OUl'lty Cltrk of with the Counly Clerk of B 0 h c r nt, ewport
1v111abl• al: Oll1ce ol lh• Covsrnlng Bo•rd hofcl a public hearing on clenl Orange County on a.a.98 Orang• County on S.5·98 He • A 92660
Physical Facihltts Coord1· 81 Wllllam M . Vega, the appllcatlon of lht City Thia 11attmtnt was filed . 199887GO?lt 19988700882 J~~ ~u~~·l~l~~ua~on·
nalor, Atd1th Richty. Co111 Ed.U., Chencollor, of Newport Boech for with lh• County Clertc ol Dally Pilot June 12, t9, 2e, Dally Pilot June t2, t9, 26, Have y~ starttcl dol~ .con:imunll~ College Dl!I· Coaet Community Col· Amondm•nl No. B7i on Orange CO\lnty on S.8·98 July 3, t998 Ft7t July 3, 19911 Ft65 builntH yt1? No ~:ct, .. ~.? C Ada~• Av~ • 1090 District prol*tY Joc:attd botwo•n 18889780802 PUBLIC NOTICE Catolyn Holder
(7'fj1 438_.,::1• tsa. A Publl•h•d Newport Santa Ana Avenuo and DaUy Piiot June t2, \9, 26, PUBLIC NOTICE Thia •lltemtnl was filed
NOTICE IS HEREBY Btach·Costa MHa Dally Rodlands Avon1.1• on July 3. 1998 F175 FJcUIJous BuslnoH FlcllUous 8u1lnoss With IN County Clerk of
GIVEN th•I lh• abov .. Pilot July 3 10 1998 bo1h 1ldo of lroed PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• Slalomonl Orang• Counly on 5-16-98
nallled School Dlllrlct of ' ' F209 StrHI. Th9 folloWlng poraont ate Name Stal•m•nt 19188781590
Orang• County, Catifomia. R•quosl to conald•r Fictitious Bueln•H doing business ast TM loltowl~ 1>4trson1 art Dally Pilot Junt 19, 26.
1ctlng by and thro119h 111 PUBLIC NOTICE an omondmont of a Namo Slel•monl PRIME FUNDING SER· clol119 t>uslntn as: July 3, tO, t9911 F19t Gcfvern1ng Boa1d. herttnaf· orllon of Dlslrlolln Tht lollowt VICES, 20122 Santa ~ Klndrtd ThioQ1, 377 East
!tr rtftrred lo .. "DIS. PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL :..p No • ao •• lo .:. dOI bullnt~ =ION are "cvA•9· 2•7907A. Santa Ana Hgts, c'8a1thf Slrtel, Co•ta Mt... PUBLIC NOTICE
TRtCT", will rtcttve up 10, BE HELD BY THE COSTA • W~T COAST MO T I ornla 92627 ---------bU1 not laltr than tht MESA PLANNING COM· labllsh •front V•rd Ht• GAGE SERVICES 21~9 • Samutl Waynt Wray, Htathet Erin Hovis, 3n Fictitious BuslnoH
•bOv .. stated lime Haled MISSION AT THE CITY beck of 20 foot from L.aU f • t 20t22 Santa Ana Ave. 19A. EHi 18th StrNI, Costa N•m• Stal•m•nl
bids for 1ht awa'id of • HAlL, n FAIR DRIVE, tho nowl1 ost•bRahod Forest ~~9~~.2.~ • .1.1 Santa..A(lfuHgts, CA 92707 MHI, CalllCH'nla 112627 Th• fottoWlng 1>4trsons .,.
C'Cmll'act for lht proiect d• COSTA MESA CAUFOR· proporty llnH d&.tO to KQW • Corporation (CA) Thie bus nt1 rt-co,,.. Thlt bialn_HI 11 con. doing buslnts-1 ae:
1crfbed H : NIA, AT 6:30 P.M. OR AS tho vac•llon of a por· 22908 s rlr wa., la • ducted by: an lndlvlcluaf ducted by: an lndlvlaual IRON HORSE..ElllIEBTAlN.· Rtroot Library (ap. SOON AS POSSIBLE tlon of the public rlthl• FOfHI cf 9~1 ' ke Have you llatted doing Have you llarttd doing MENT, 781 N. GlasHll St., prOJ11matety 39 50-4 sq ft ) THEREAFTER ON MOH f f I AJJ An' I C buslne11 yet? No bu1lne11 ytt? No Orangt, CA 92887 wit.. eptclliad 11 le• 1' DAY JUL'Y 13 1998 RE: 0 ·way, 0 proport H anc al ()(poratlon Samuel Wray HHther Hovi• Biiiy Jack Bonlfltlcl, 781 N.
ro9f •v•t•m en"3 'f.l OAR'olNO THE FOLLOW· localM botwffft Sant• ~9: ~fi~:r·· Million Thi• •tatl'mtllt WU ffltd Ttll• •lal9menl Wit ftltd Glasaan SI., Orange, CA
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prq,llimatety 1.~•8 1q. fl.) IF ANY OF THE FOLLOW· land• Av.nu• on both duct~cl ~~~~,~~~.~ru,.con-Ora119t County on S-22·98 Oraog• County on 8-8·98 Thi• bu1lno11 11 con-~ ~~~~~~~oo~~c~~"~~"~~. ~~~ed~ 1"~"~ 1"~~5 r-T---------~-~-------~------------~ IUINn roof 1y1tam. LENGED IN COURT. THE Thi• proJtct hU 1>9tn , .. bu•lneu ytl? YH July f Dally Pllol June t2, 19, 28, Dally Pllol June 12. $9, 26,
Tft're wm bt a Five Do!lar CHALLENGE MAY BE LIM· viewed, and h has been t993 ' ' July 3, 1998 F163 JUiy 3, t994 Ft88
($$0()) non-refundablt pay· ITEO TO ONLY THOSE IS· dtttrmlnod that It t. cat· KGW Corporation
mMI requlrtd lor Heh Ml SUES SOMEONE RAISES 9g0rlcauy tHmpt under RJJ Financial Corport1tlon PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC! of "4d documtntt. Chockl AT TH! PUBLIC HEARING Kevin Wyart p Hldent '[:£ bt made payable to DESCRIBED IN THIS NO-tht requlfemtnll ol th• Rob«t Jtnltl rJ p ttl Flcutlo1.1• 81.1slne•I '1otltlou9 luslMH
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DI let. CORRESPONDENCE DE· Quality .Ac1 under C1ast 5 flltd wilh tht CountY Clefli The 1~ pereon.e.,. TM fOllowl119 ptraonl ate
Bin wn bt rtcflv9cl In U\IEAED TO THE Pt.AH· (MIOOf AlttraUons In land of Orange County on ... doing t>uslne•• ae: clolog_ bualnna ... lh<.~• ldenllf>td above, NING COMMISSION AT, UM Umltatlon1). 911 . tHa•Hoto3 a) OYNAMIC MARKETING S!ACO l!RVICES CO.,
anf° \hoat bld1 ehaK bt 0A PAIOR TO, THC PUB-No(lce I.I Mreby further Dalt11 PiJot JUne 12 ti .,. vt~OcRES, Fb) DMVI, 504 314 SOUit\ Btootlhutal St. ol)Oll9d and publicty rtacl UC HEARING ..., "'"-' ' • ''" ~ ~ "" ront, alt>oa, ,,,.. Anaht(m CA...,....., ebld a1 the a~tattd t . PLANNINo APPUCA· given' tmal .. "' pc.i.,,... htat· .My 3, 1998 it178 CA 92861 s """' ' .......... llmt and place. TION PA·U-48 FOR Ing wl1I bt hold on IM Ntl9on Lit.at. 504 ~ I!. am I!. AtbutMo4, 31 4
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.-... the foffowlng clN-AMEND MASTER Pl.AN TO vwd Newport 8e41eh C.if ~ IAY TouM 2474 ~ butineM~ V.1, 5l30llNI Sam ! AtbUttvlot ~!:,UC: ~.C:ac:J:''u! ~m.~AT~.4~ ~ 1or~. et which llmt ~Newport 81vcl .' Coale ~ .... .:.ni waa lhd nv. itat9tMnl wae ll9d c~ II ~arded: llTINO CHURCH; IN-plac• any tnCI Ill peraona ~ ~ W&Mn Wlltl lh9 County Cl9rfc Of ~C:::on c::.:
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Broker . 949·661-!5227 $1600/mo 942·7118 CORONA lncl's ulll & cable, Call Dave 846-6053 S695k Bkr 645-6266. lion. Bankruptcy ex-LAGUNA NEWPORT VACATION ye111r round DEL MAR 2622 Indy avail 494.9549 cepted. Fass approvaUoe
Be11cH , _ _..... ______ BEACH 2169 In Luxury. 1Br TWM E'Slde CM Lrg Stylish Employment Is req'd.
i;on 1048 SAN JUAN 3Br TWM. Prof'I took-1 .9 o 0-3 7 3 .9 4 3 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fully furn, garage, 18r 1Ba open & alrY. NEWPORT Ing to share rental. 2 BUSINESS &
OPEN SAT·SUN CAPISTRANO 1078 B•yfront Duplex w/ $1995. Agt 720·0811 lrg deck, 1c gar, no BEACH 2669 rms avail, $480/$455. FINANCE
2Br 2Ba Bungalow In Boat Dock• Just,.. pets. Avail Aug 2 949·722-6997/LM
N h L I & d I d U NEWPORT 5975/mo. Open House 1 -------ANNOUNCEMENTS ort aguna. Lte Det•tchedHome ata mo••. pper 7_11 &l2 673.8078 1 &2eR+2 BA Pool Hm to shr wth
Bright Aemodlel. 315 Condo Prlcel Only 3br 2ba, FP, w/d, lg COAST 2170 MOV E·IN·BONUS young prof'I in C.M. --------••••••••
Hawthorne ($469,000) $169,900 Nice Areal view deck, ~Jc, gar, G olden rod Next to NEWPORT BAY Very nlc;:e place, very BUSINESS
UJ1 . H Wl'l'lf Wiii HI •IMl'I ICCllll .. , •M!tis•
Nit lef ml etall did Is II
wtllltill If IM in. Clef reHln
111 lltrny ltltr••• tht 111 •••lllllS d •111l1t. I• 11111 ~" w ·m11a11(1 11 11 ..... """'9117 *1s. Tt CIM-,.li tl-.crt111lutitl, call llCJO
Tell-Im 1t 1·~•·15M. fer
Ult WullilttM, DC 1111 'lent
~U!llO .. 421--.
Agt, Adriana 376·0071 Broker 949-661·5227 boat dock, utilities in· footbridge 2br 1ba, TERRACE easy·gomg. Full prlvlg. OPPORTUNITY ANNOUNC'IC:MENTS eluded. 53200/mo yrly VIEW VIEW VIEW w/d hk-ups, Ip, patio, Lg 1 & 2Br near Back SSOO/mo. 549·1101 ~
Lse. 7 14--815·1332 2Br+Den 2 .SBa n/gar $1300 675-7006 Bay & golf cour.sa __ 2904 2 920 LAGUNA.
NIGUEL MOBILE Oke new. Avl lmmed. -_ ~• Fa bul oue fully furn, $3150.mo +sec. Lftse •---------Large pool, new car-RENTALS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1052 HOMES 1100 gated, lbr Luxury 949-494-6841 Agent COSTA MESA 2624 pet & much more. ••-•••• *ARE YOU DRUNK?
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir=jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TWN pano view, gar, Sorry No Rots WANTED 2726 Please be wary of out Blood Alcohol Testers..
OCEAN VIEW Giant•• $2300./$1 700.tJnhJrn, RENT 545·4855 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil of area companies. Esll mates le vel s: LIDO PENINSULA M A t 720 0811 1 & 2Br D etached 'private lot. 5Br 2.5Ba ary, gen • Cottages w/Patlo 2BR 1BA, East Bluff NB Rental Wanted ! Check with the local 0.02% ·0.3%. Pocket·
oh . a 10.00011. Priced 1 BR 2BA/3 BR 3BA Buy 11. Sell rt. Find 11. near beach .. Cathedral Twnhom nu paint & Near ..,.water. up to Bet I er Bus I nes s sJze. Accurate & Fastl
to sell at $329,000. QulQt Community with Clasetned. through classttied cells, frig. Move·in carpet. 2 car gar, re· 51200/mo, lyr lease Bureau before you ·Send 55 each to:
Michael J. Lambert, Private Beach, Brand Special! 5675 .. 5400 trig. deck, overlooks prel'd . Need 2•3br send any money for Person•I Tech Co.
Agent 949-499·8497 New Lap Pool/Spa, deposit. 548•2421 greenbell. Pool, W/D 2ba. single father w/ fees or servlces.·~ead 2153 Maple St. fB
Oceanvlew Condo Fitness Fae. Starting NEWPORT NEWPORT hkup $1400. 760·8227 13 year old daughter. and understand any Costa Mesa, Ca 92627
I
Only $1 56,900. 2Br at $115.0.949·673·6030 BEACH 2 669 BEACH *28r 18 a ve~ clean •Upstairs 4br 2ba• No pets, no smoking. c~ntracts before you FOCUS Gradsl
2Sa, Good Locatlonlll Trla n gle Squa re 2 669 ~=~ro~c;74~0V:e\45~ 2·prkg spots, S2400m 9 O 9 ·9 4 1·94 9 1 acgn. Shop around tor 'M i ke McCaffrey·~
Broker 949·661·5227 area f!amlly/pet parkli~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~~J 714•241.B850 4704 Seashore across rales. Youth Conference s19K. Avail now, from beach 650·8381 •••••••••I Unbelievable Oppt'yl 7/31·8/2, UCI, ages Ow{ler 8 48-5 100 -•Costa Me••'• Best Internet 15·20, 497-6916 MISSION
VIEJO
FAIRWAY APARTMENTS Jr-1br & 1br, also"2brl•••••••• COMMERCIAL D•lf Trading! ""T BIG CANYON 1 ba, quiet gated . REAL 'l:STATE curious? 260-4975
I"'-comm. poo1, tennis. MISCELLANEOUS ,..
easy access to RENTALS ••••••••I CREDIT 2107
GENEJUU. 1002
PATRICK TENORE NEWPORT
Pleaee Call & Lei Ue BEACH -1069 BALBOA
Know What Your • ISLAND
Needs Arel 856·9705 IND I! p EN 0 ENT '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iilii0m6 J --8 O O -4 ·TENORE AGENTS NEEDED 1• --------•I · For Large Volume of
SOLD! Ad Calls and Drop Ins
at our office.
Showcaae homH Call Mike Evans at
WINTER RENTAL
4Br 2Ba brlte, beachy,
fully furnished.
8 18 ·508·85'53
for sale In our , Prudentlal CA Realty 723·8120 --------Satus~~i:~!.~~tate 3 8R 1 ¥•BA Bonus COSTA MESA 2 124
HOMES OF Rm, Lg yd, 2c gar, FP, AV a~ese, $206,000. 2BR 1 BA on Bluffs nr THg WEEK Agent 642·'5937 bch, gar w/opener,
DlspJa!f ada etart BAYFRONT 4--PLEX fncd yd, w/d hk·up,
•t Just $751 .,,160• Boat Dock, 4.Lg $895. 642·9899 Agt
DeadJlne wai:L5p .. ._-fl-.,.8r 2Ba Unite w/FP's. 2Br 2 .5Ba TWH on ***** I I . OPEN HOUSE Al un ts have sweep-Bluffs, fncd yd, fp,
Ing views of the bay+ dbl gar+ xtra prkg
Lletlng• for $51 4·tandem. gar. Perfect $1125. Agt 642-9699
Oeadllne Thurs 5pm for weekend retreat, ..,,.--..,_-=.,._,..,....--* **** Asking $2.2M Prine Studl o ·&'eld• Pvt
It pays to advertise Only. Bob Younker, fncd yd. Utls pd·no
In the best local Agt. 760-500011 221 gar, am pet ok. Avail
Real E11a1e S•cllon Fabuloue 48r Almost 7-15 $625. 381·0890
CALL TODAY every room opens to
LISA RIVl!RA a garden. Remodeled
714/574-4252 trom top to bottom.
CPRONA
~L MAR ' 1022
$429,000-$488,876
Nancy Sl mmona
644·6373 x 141 8 Prude~tial
~.....,
• Qreat View of Udo O.oean·Catallna & Channel, 24 security,
Clt!f Light• View• walk to Lido Village.
tilghly Upgraded In 2Br 2.5Ba 675-2700
)6. 3BA 2BA, $20,000 N t Sh 2b fc spent Waterfall/Spa. w p re r, o • 1-u•h Landscaping. 2ba, beam cell, newer Agent 812•7474 tile roof, $358,000 Biii Grundy Realtors
Jasmin• Creek 3br 949-675-6161
Iba, upgraded, trl M Open Sun 12-4
Catallna sunset vlewl 2035 N a t l onal
S510K Agt 790-8533 canyon Views. Lg Lot
GATED COMMUNITY BY FASHION ISLAND
1:3emullul iroe-llnc<J s1rcc1s culd golC course
views. Enjoy carefree living h 1 your large ~ • 2 or 3 BH <iparnncnt home!
• ·1Wo<,ar garage
• washc.r/dryer hookt~:>s
.t:L • Flreploc'~ fwood & gas7
• /\Jr condl11o!\lng
• wc1 oor In 2 and J un '
• l\larm system
• SI .650 to $2,005
PLEASB CALL (714) 64+0509
NEWPORT MARINA
APARTMENTS
Bayfront COID.lllunitywitlt ~le beadi ac marina.
TropicaJ laod.caping-~ Lanai ~I & HID deck-Walli to BalbOi Island ~ops
Miiuua from Fuhlon Iala.6d.
•Spacious lBR, 2BR and 2BR at den apts.
• Private patios or ba.konies
•Wood bwninglgu fittplioes
• Prin.tc pnga
• Boat slips -1n11able
• $1550 -$2600
Please call (949) 760-0919
MOTIVATED Seller Bank owned.low 200'•
Gated community, 3br Agt Mark714-906-3044
3.5ba. Some ocn vu'a SPECTACULAR
very r.vt, ah<>w• lite & Home on th• Sand
brlgh . Call 759·3784 4Br 3Ba $1,475,000. ~or More Info. Agent Prlnctpal• Only.
Serene Ocean & Spectacular Bqy Views
"Come F.xperience the Promontory Point Djfference"
•OPBN HOUSE• By Owner 675·2708
FRIDAY 11·3 Vlnl•ll• Be ach
e19 BEGONIA Cottage TWO 38R UNITS 4Br lncludea guest
AGRNT 707•7420 unit Thia unique old beach house Is In a
REDUCEOU great family a rea
r 441 8 Femleaf Under $SOOK
•479,000 ii
• Bob Selinger Pruden"·' Flrat Team 509-2002 ~...,, WIU
iif.iUN 1i.a 949-723·8120 333 POPPY moe beautiful hOme NEWPORT . _:.::t o::'v:!; COAST 1070
~ side of PCH
....,,_ 71"'aow123 NIW VIEW HOME
48R 3BA. 3C gw9Qe
CDITA lllSA 1024 Aaklng '"9.toO Apn! 494-0llO
9979,000 48R 2.18.A owr 1100et of 11111na
apecell Remodeled 1 Klt.18•. H rdwd fire, ioott Ur9c)hel-8kr
....... IJ.1800
r.~ I , l 1 r j f I t, •I () r
, . ~ ,
' I I I \,,_ •
I bd with gar_age, 1 bd with loft. 2bdl2ba. New Gounnet Kifchens, Resort·S{Yle Amenia'es
$1,450 to $3,185
(949) 789-0913
lAC .
2144 JaVllfB
Summer vl6itor5'~
Summer vacatlon7
Summer 5chooli ·
Summer moving?
E~(ii~iial1W~
freeway fbeach/m alls. Oi!J!=i=i=i!!!!!!!!~
714·557-0075 1 .......... ~-------··
E'stde c ut• studio BUSINESS OFFICE
Patio & parking space RENTALS TO FOR RENT 2769 No pets. Trl-Sqr close. SHARE 2724 $625. 714/642·4955liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PENTHOUSE OF C
RENT Sell your home w/Bai(Vlew Partition
through classified . break room. cabled,
642_5678• 10 Base T $1100Sq.FL
Broker 642·3850
To place an ad ln
Classified
Call 942·56 78.
..
12 · Friday, July 3, 1998
Burm••• tooklllg cal
found In th• vie c5r
Ouwood~ A~
949-722·1288
Lost cat W ~ltll ., ..
Suuex/Oover, grey
tabby w/whll• feet,
cool cat.' 631·0675
Loatl Black & while
kitten w/black mul·
tache. 7 mo old, lasl
aeer'I on 8·25·98 ,,.ar
Bayshore Or & PCH.
NPB. 548·9908.
Advanced phone helt>
1ntern•Vmrktg must b• onllne. Earn S 100 +
per. day polenllal al
;;.ftorl)e ........ ~
Art Sales CM Gallery
Is looklng tor moll·
vat9d, sale• otl•nted people with eJCp In
design & custom
framlog. FT/PT poll· tlon1 avalt Incl' Sat.
Fax resume 848·81528
Bkpr/Secretar~ AP/
PR/Type 150 wpm+
Computer Ill. 722·7331
or FalC rH. 122-7085
Clerlcal Positions
HOUS•K•EPeAS
Sandpiper Motel
1967 Newport Blvd.
Co11a Meaa 6<45·9137
nsurance
Newport Com. Broker•
age •••king exp.
CSR, for Emp.
BenetltJ dept.
RequlrH pr0Jec1 &
org. 1k1ll1, marketing exp., & analy1l1 of
quotea. Customer svc.
akllla crltl cal.
Mlcroaoh office exp.
req. 2 yrs exp. and
current L & O Ile.
Call Barbara Burns
949·283-0006. Or fax S 1 2·$18Hr-No Exp resume 94i·283·0906
PT Sal•• P.ereon, mutt be r.ilable I.
honest, 15·20~rs a
week, •·9pm, $8.25/hr
... o.&My">ltOflU•
Lotion• & Lace
743 Baker St. CM
REAL ESTATE
SALES FfT or PfT --------
SPORTING
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily PifOt
AUTOMOBILES JAGUAR
6065 9105 -------·-
Licensed or not W•'r• EMPLOYMENT '91 Sov•rolgn
hiring nowt ERA will WANTED 5535 VltamHter Ski ma-ACURA 9010 Grey/grey lnr•(·
pay your req'd cour•• 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii chine paid $250. A.Jlt• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Low m II• a : and provkle lrainlng.11 •-F-U_R_N-ITU--R-E--6-0-1-4 Ing StOO 714.898•2414 (2WPLA25) '13.9:95
800·400·5391 xt:119 Gourmet Hialth~ '92 Vigor sapd, A.JC, BAUER LOTUS
Sales & Catering Cook, houaekeeper. O.hr Int, lull pwr, am/Im 714-e42•7700.
AHlatant errands, xlnt t•f'a. Blk metal bunkbd, t~ln TV ELECTRONICS a1ereo, cc, alloya t-...,..,9,...2~8,...0-v-e-,-.,...19-n_,..-
Establlahed upscal• Looking lor FT llve-out top, dbl bottom. Obi 1 1., 1 58500 obo 875·1789 OrHn/tan lthr, low m l ros1ourant looking for position. 720·1113 mattress lncl'd $2257 STEREO ) 6080 (663135) s14:995 a responsible, com· obo 582·423·7265 LM --------BAUER LOTUS J{EALTH &
FITNESS 3000
Chances are
you wtll find
what you need
at the price
you wan: to pay
when you read
Classlflod
Famllv Health benolltJ dally
Neel f;ull Ben1fll1I •
888·292·7091 X 2626 MEDICAL BILLING
Dental Receptionist Xln'I S$$11 FT/PT
Pleasant, ethical office mony pos. 0111111, full
needs exp'd dental trainl,ng modem req'd
porson. Good oppl'y,_8_,oo,__-s_5_0_·8.,..6_60...,....e_x_2_0_1.
for change. Xlnl ben· Office Assistant '
efils/condlllOOI. N•w· . se·cretary & llght
port Ctr. Call Tues-Fri acc tg, 1emporar•1
for lnlo 940·1124 9·3pm M·F 645·3861
pule)' literate assistant •••••••• • *CABLE TV It CADILIAC 9040 714·042·7700 )llllh 5 years min exp DESCRAM LEAS -J! t
for "full lime work. MERCHANDISE COMPUTERS 6018 LOW co:Tlll '93 Vand'en PIH ·~·· t'
S2Q.95/mo. por tam. Sf.$2·5878
Call 714-440-4308 1•800.21 ~.4125 ''95 Fleetwood Good Black, cream rthr, J. {
TE!ACKERS Unlimited Internet Ac· . oond, runs good, (6889~99U')R L~OST1U9S,99~," /
No hoallh or oge re· •••••••-
_si_rLc_t._8_00_·_590_·5_4_52_1 EMPLOYMENT
$8·$11 HOUR NB cesa 58K·emall-WWW re·t>ullt engine/trans, ,.. E L
Preschool neQds PT/ ANTIQUES 6010 519.95 + setup. SI· •••••••-'$1795 obo. 850·3236 71_4.e42·77~ ~ .r, •
~~Its ·~~c':~rr :111~1E. lii~iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii erra-net 888·431·6911 G~GE SALES '93 XJS ConV1 ·•
Heatth Care
EMPLOYMENT
5530 FIND
FORD 9075 Black, tan llhr, • toddlers & Preschool. French pine Armolre1--------, CO changer, low ml.
Benefits 955-2072 Paid $6000. aacrlllc• WA,NTED (187h6) 521 ,995 ,
omce Allt pl 16·20hrs Tennis Court/Social $3~40;,.~!~~,.4,,15c~nd. TO BUY 6019 COSTAMESA 6124 '07 Mustann . BAUER LOTU•
NPB. Life & Henllh Ins director needed. Fun 1---·-~-----"-1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 714-042·7700 Cust svc, Micro Word working environment 1, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Classlc,, good working 1,...----~~..,.,,,---
Savings
$30/mo. fnllre
Family. Doctors.
Hospitals. Dental,
Prescriptions.
an apartment
ACT NOW through classified ORANGE CTY FAIR•------
Sal Comm w/exp Mo· k M & T ' I BUY ALL PIANOS cond ~'3000/flrm, • '94 XJ6 llvated. 714·477·0266 w ·:n9d4s,A.8~00 • ue. 380 E. 19th St. Furn, won't last! 759·1748 Black, barley leather, ..... .., AnllquH·qual. furniture windows, garden stuff, --------(696088) $21,995
Chiropractic & More.
Pre·existing
C'onditions Accepted.
1·888-248-4651
Reps. Welcome. No
License Required.
MELP NEEDED selling
Trdptcal Plants daily
frorr .July 10·26. Seo
Trop1c:i1 Treasures al
Bldg 1 OtBootns 601 •
603 on ~ULY 8 & 9
From 10AM lo 2PM.
No Calla Ple ase.
WE PAY WELL
1SALES
I WE'RE GROWING!
I Fasl growmg Southern Cahforrua oommuruty
I newspnper cham has urunechate opportuniues
:watlable m Ventura. Los Angeles, Orange
County, and lhe Inland Emp1Ie for
'ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES.
I Your strengths· . new acoowll development,
maintauung established a<XX>Unts, positive
eus10mer seMCe atulude. and desne to build
slrong advertLSL!XJ µannerstu~ with cllents.
1 MJiumwn 2 years previous advertismg sales
expenence with ne~spaper industry expenetnee I p1eferred .
, We offer oose salary + oorruruss1on. excellent
benefits package mcludmg 401(k). and a
supportlve work enwonmenL
j Subnut oover letter, resume, and salary lustory to:
atlifomia C.Ommwuty News (.orporatJon
' 425 W. Broadway, Suite #300 Glendale, CA 91204
ATTN: Human Resources
Or Fax: (818) 548-8897
Call 64~-5678.
Put a few words
to work for you.
$100
ARE YOU
FRIENDLY,
RESPONSIBLE
& CARING?
Offic e Mgr/Recept.
Flex hrs, prolesstonal O th ? office, Ins bkgd pref'd, n 9 move
comp skills a musl, S II dependable 252.0908 e your extra
PAE·SCHOOL DIR household
Prof. E.C. educator Items
noeded as school dlr. in Classified for Tutor Time chlld-..,...._.;.;..;...;::;.:.:;;~.;..;.;:;-=--
lpc or houseful cash clothlng. NO • o ~alrmont Wagon BAUER LOTUS
paid (714) 957·8133 birds ea-1 1500/obo fair cond, 714-042·7700
Old Coins Gold Sliver (714) 723.·5543
Franklin Mint. Sterling --------'88 FeSTIVA Super
Old watches & jewelry NEWPORT deal. new tires, runs
Weslcoast Coln ~2·9448 BEACH 6169 exlnt, orig 34K ml.
RECORDS/TOP$ "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $3700. 714·722·7201
Jau, R&B, Soul, Rock
'94 XJO SUver
Grey lthr loter, low {nl,
xlnt cond. $21 ,50o.
949.·973·421 •• We provlde
Transporllltlon Services
to our elderly and disabled communjtf.
1111111;1111111mw1;n1;
./ $7. 75!hr al\l.>r training
$8.00hr after 6 mos.
Etc ... 50.1 & 60•1 MIJ<e Furniture salel O/R set '95 TAURUS QL JEEP 9110
845• 7505 Victorian style chalr1 AC, PW/POL, ABS, tilt, l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii core, leornlng cir In --------.
._,l'l rt·L1n '\lld1'
./ Part·tlme & full·tlmc c•mploymenl
./ Paid training whlfo
a~gyour 0 lxcnse
./ Friendly, tea.m-orienll'd
work environment
21 }ears or~ or older
Valid CA Ori\.'frs Uce~
and excellent'drMng
record requirt'<I
For more information Call Neil
'857-7950
JTIJfllll , •••• .,•••••tea INC
NPB. Excellent salory
& bfls. Must be CA
dlr. qualified.
Call 955·2672
'\ ...... , ... t,111 t
\VAN ITD
,,
-If you have phone and
comp~ter skills and
are self motivated, and
want to eam BIG SSS.
$12-820
Per Ilow-
fop·11rc11I11~'-""'
hl)lhl'f
• l111. .. hh. l'ru1-11"''' Mkt" • \Ill "l'Lvt
...... \IM.o4lk••
• lJ• •er•• \'.,..,,a .. ~u1i<ot
U..t.ultll..,lll'CI m 1969
uml ~ruwh~
' CnJI for~upl'olntim:nt
1 ·tl88-Sl:l·47.\4
Call Mr. Ray.
714-437-5001
SUMMER WORK
Starting Pay Up To:
'$12.25
GANAHLLUMBER CO.
J\nthp.tcs
& U!nll~ctlhlr•
TOPDOLLAR \ , ('> PAIDI • _. I\\,~ 1~°f'9GO 1
' • B~y ~ Outright & EtteteSeles Conducted
Paintings -. China
Books •· Furniture
40 years
in Newport Beach
714.673.622
WANTED-
~r~!H!!.!
PIANOS i Collectibles ·~·~---• SttftOI • Aotot • o«ltt '~
$$ CASH PAID $$
-,..... °' ""'" 11(-
etc.. moving. SaVSun Power Soat. $8995 1•
521 Bolsa Ave 8·2p (1159684) '93 CHEROKR
FREE TO YOU 6022 Moving Sal•I Fri 8·? Llnc:o~~,:.~:~rv LTWOO Blaockv'egrfayll ~r, . di I . , 4 ' 4. ' u Pr'· White en m couch, (714) 540·5930 (107229) $17,995
ADORABLE Kittens
3 all blk w/wht spot
on neck, 1 grey/Whl
¥714·378•911 1¥
Bergstrom baby crib/ --------BAUER LOTUS dresser ;wht washed '97 MUSTANG COSTA MESA
oak); glass patio tbl AC, pw/pdl, 1111. CC, 714-942·7700
w/4 chr1, dresser, wht 2 TO CHOOSE 1-:-:==-=--~:--~--stackable chra, golf (204877) (205645) '93 Jeep Cherok ..
clubs/1klls, mens bike $13,497 Costa Mesa LTD Grand, 4X4. AC,
PETS & 1808 RUTH LANE Llncoln Mercury (680959) $15,993
714·540·5930 Costa Me ..
ANIMALS 6049 ••••••••I Llncoln·Mercury ---------(714)540-5830 ¥ Ador.ible red TRANSPORTATION HONDA 9085 -,-9-3_W_RAN __ Q __ L_E_R__..
Auslrallan shepherds •••••••-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4 . o, 4 x 4 , w h lt • male only, pet quality. (216376) $11.550 Please call 645·6856 --------'87 prelude snrf, xlnt · LEXUS OF
Calleo female 2 yr. BOATS 7011 ~~~~so~~t ccmd <714> WESTMINSTER
S p a ye d . K I It ens . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .,.,,...,,.......,,..---:,....,,,,.,..,..--( 714) 892·•908
assor. (714) 854·3246 2 BOATS '92 Accord EX 2·dr•·,..,.9 ... 5-C.,.-h_•_ro_k_•_•_,,,,S_po_r1_t)
2 MOORINGS Real· Sharp, Loaded, 4.0, 39k, auto, AC
$14,750. 818·246·3162 Llhr, 1·owner, phn, 3LP4553) $15,US CO player, Moontoof, LEXUS OF 949·675·6529 $9,800.obo 723·1504. WESTMINSTER
Kayak 2 -+-persons •93 ACCORD 714-892·8900
all accessories + Anlv Edit, 47k ml,
Pan-time summer jobs available in
addition to full-time p<>sitions for:
• Plumbing & Electrtcal Salesperson
• Customer Service Salesperson
•Receiver
WE BUY ESTATE•
• lmme~te fri4indly MMC•
•Wf PAY MORf S FAS'TER" IL!:::=======~I
$245 per wk PT
.$490 per wk FT
eonege 1n1ems1Vps able.
NO EXP. NEC. WILL TP.AJN
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642·~678
dolly & car carrier aulo, llhr, ABS, more1•·LAN--D-R_O_VE __ R_9_1_1_3 •
$1100 9't'9o-640·7851 (3KXX857) $12.1222 l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
SEADOO JET SKI LEXUS Of' 1•
3 passenger, only WESTMINSTER '97 Discovery S&
20hrs, perfect cond. C71 4) 8_92·8909 B.eyond CleaA. 3•K
• Hardware & Tools Salespcrsons-
Two Positions
•Cashier
• Door & Window Salesperson
Apply in person at 1275 S. Bristol Street,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
We arc an equal opportunicy employer.
Restaurant
SHARK ISLAND
•Cocktail Servers
•Bartenders •food
•All Kitchen
For Yacht Club ln
Newport Beach.
Apply In person
\ 9am-noon Mon-Sat
1099 Bayside Or.
Newport Beach
0::957-81339
SoUTHCOAST AUCTION
2202 s.. ....... St. s. .. AM, CA '2707
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$2500, purchase for Garaged , 'Loadedll $4000 722·7495 Blue, grey Interior, $27,900.obo 875-3271
. CLASSIFIED POWER 'BOATS It s the resource you 7012 con counl on 10 sell a
(3VOB872) $11,995
BAUER LOTUS
COSTA MESA
714-942-7700
myriad or merchc 11· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -HYU--N-0-AI-----9-0-9-0 dlse llems, because 14' Boston Whaler iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii our columns compel qualllled buyers 10 40hp Johnson, new
calll 6hp. Evlnrude Zieman GOLF CART for aale
trailer & morel $2800 $1175 714-846·9340
714-537·0840 ••••••• 842-5878
L£XUS 9115
'91LS400
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full op&.,
(078019) $21 ,977
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(949)384-0094
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COSTA MESA, CA 92627
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56 Genetic copy SI Harem rooms
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59 Gamut
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Paul -2 Church part
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6 Hdlnlllan feasts
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9 Fell hat
10 Admits frankly
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12 Vffhbule
15 Oregon capi1al 20 Wesl Point
studen1 2t~nbay
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25 Ldose robes
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•97 CAMRY LE
191C ml, custom 111onls,
Au.lo~ unm ~11~-. .-.-a .. ..-.
(:r'VGB023) *'AW LEXU~ OF
WESTMl~STeR
(714) 892-0900
WHICH FINF.SSE? t'.
Student need• ~00
Dl•••l• In gooo cond
L.ets dealt 856·2'43 '87 COROLLA DX
17k, AT, wh.te, all pwr
(3UMS778) St2.~5 Both \'ulncr.1blc South ~"1s.
WEST
NORTH
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The bidding; SOUTH WF,..'IT NOR I H F.,t\ST
10 Pass I<::> Pass
lNT Pa 3N'f Pass
P11 Pa
Opening lead Se"cn of •
faery i.1111plc lincs~c has cJtoctly
the same chance of success -50 per·
cent. That docs not nllan that it
makes no difference, given a choice
of two. which you talce. To illu~trate
the point, consider this deal.
E'en playing a 16-18 point no-
1rump range. the Ii~ diamond makes
Sou<h's l'lan<.l a whit 100 good for that
action. South 5howetl the equi"alent
of a balanced 19·20 count by opcnjng
rn a su11 and then Jumping in no
trump, and North hod an easy raise to
game
LEXUS 9115 LEXUS
, •95 t.;S 4
Wcc.t kd .1 low ,,,JI.le. n<J dcdarct Cashmere/Iv y, lull MER':URY
allowiJ East's queen to win, JU'' in opt. 8 ,9•. avail. 2
<:a!.C West had led frvm a s111·cu1J <029152> s37 977 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil _______ _
9135 L~XUS OF
WESTMINSTER
(714) 892.-8006 suit Af1cr taking the c~h~ of '"adc LEX '90 Vt LI.AGER GS TOYOTA 9210 I , -MISS 10 N 7 pass dual ac, 1111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •·------~---return. declarer rcn i1e thJt permit· (9 .. 9)38 <TOJ3592) s16,996 VO' vSWAGEN 923S ting the Jdcn<lers in again \11C1uld 1--...,......,.....,~+,.,,...-~ Costa Mesa , '02 CAMRY LE w-.
almost surely be · fotal ~incc they .195 SC Llncoln-Mercury ve. auto. fl.lll pwr. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
would then be able to ~ore enuu¥h Blaci</blaclt, (714t 540·5030 Le.c4s trade, lmmacl '87 JETTA Fted 2 Or. ~pooe Irick~ to defeat the contrtM.:t A (02l509) ,97 BMW 7401L (013281) $91950 •1.mroot, CD player, d · Ii .1 ·• WI I ' LEXU LEXUS OF good coM 52200 re -suit messe was nceucu. m; l MISSION IEJO 4 dr, Sedan. londed WESTMINSTER 049·515·2053. su11 should South try to bring hoi111:. • (840)30 ·0064 (VOM03el4) 547,995 •oo
without loss? Costa M•s• t714J 882·r 0 '89 VANAGON
The an!>wer b both suit . but only '98 LX o Black w l Llncoln·Mercury '04 CAMRY LXE Blue, grey 1nt•r.
one with a fincs~e. The other offer~ u Ivory 1111, cd player. __ t_7_1_4.;.)_5_4_o_ .... s_e_3_o_, 42k mt dark green tan (2PSV962) S13,Qi5.
• ·sunroof. all aJr1pwr llhr Inter. CD. sunrf, BAUER t.OTUS • slgnificlintclltra chant:c which ainnot $37•500_ 714•850.9311 '97 COUGAR chrome & gold pkg, 7 14 .842-7700 ''-: overlooke·• ..,.._~ l1c11rt line'*• l'i XR-7 auto, AC. dual ~ u t11\) ,._ -e>e.tend warr Incl. '95 JETTA tll GLX tilt!. one SoUlh \llQuld Intend t.1l..1ng. •97 L'S AOO • On 1 Y '4 k "m9 ' St6 900 714·760-828A Green, ·black.lttir. CO.
bot lirst dcclafcr should cash the "'-111& Co If ch e d 11 I on 1624~4:~ta M:~;· ()It" •95 PREVIA LE! sd (4ACX118) · $15 995
and ace of Jrnmond~ in on utlcmpt to While/ivory. fuU opt Llnc-oln-Mercury Cusl whls, dual AC BAUER LOTUS
drop a doubleton queen When the (090898) s42 977 (714) 540·5830w (3KKV554) $18.888 714-842·7700
lady appears, declarer t:•in da1m 111nc Mlsi~~u~IEJO ' LEXUS OF Tl'lmk.ng 01 h3vino ~ tricks -li\e d1am ont.I•. two dubs o•• WESTMINSTER garagoi s~11e? I ' (949t3CS4· vv4 NISSAN 9150 (714t 8 ... 2-0"08 and one in each nm1or If her majesty • • G.110 us a call'
does not appear. South trll'\ the llCc1n '90 CAMRY LE CLASSIFIED r I. I k I I.. Kl COLN 9120 '90 MAXIMA GXI! 35k ml, AC auto. 642·5678 m~sse. t s 1 c 13"'°t! ~a car LIN 31K m1 auto, • (747865) $14 5501---------
eaung ll. tou. (3POL965) $15,555 LEXUS OF
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER AUTOS · Learn to be a better bridge ploy-'88 TOWN CAR WESTMINSTER (714t 892 8909
er! SubscriM now to lhe Goren Slgn•tur• Serles (714) 892·8000 • WANTED
8 'd Lett b II' (800) 788 Leather, Load ed. _...:.__:.,_..;,..._ ___ 1 ri ge er Y ca mg • Premium Sound. Xtra s ELL
1225 for information. Or wrlle lo: Clean. Must Sellll TRADE
Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Uox 53.350.obo 3 HJ-3676 your used vehicle
44IO, Chicago, Ill. 60680~ ' through class1liel1 through classified
9115 LEXUS 9115
'97 Continental 642•5678 5678 VB, pw/pdl, ABS. llhr, --------__ 6_4_2_· ___ _ (686678) $25,997
Costa Mesa
Lincoln Mercurv
(714) 540·S630
92"46
'02 LS 400
Wl'fite/lvory, lull opt,
(120234) $20,977
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO (049)304-0004
'94 LS 400
Cashmere/Ivory full
opt, cert 6 .9% avall.
(200306) $31,977
'94 SC 300
Black/Ivory, full opt,
(018195) $27,987
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(949)304-0664
'97 MAqK VIII
AC.PW/FlDL, ABS hit.
(724657) $25.997
Costa Mesa
Llncoln·Mercury
(714) 540·5630
'87 Towncar: Exec
4 6L V8, PW/POL, llhr,
(653965) $22.997
CHllD
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a daycare and ·
education directory
'94 GS 300
Black/black, lull opt.
•6 .9% avall .
(074737) $24,977
LDUS
MISSION VIEJO
(949)3844084
SELL
your home
through classll1ed
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(949)364-0CS-84
'94 LS 400
White/ivory, full opt,
(214877) S32,977
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(949)384-0884
FIND
an apartment
through classified
'85 as 300
Cashmere/ivory, · lull
Costa M•••
Llncoln·Mercury
714 540·5830
opl. 6 .9 ... avail --------
(1 12106) S30.977 MERCEDES !i!JO 1 LEXUS iiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiii MISSION VIEJO -
(049t3044864 '75 230 4-cyl, gas,
TRADE
through classified
642-5678
sunroof, ac. iclnt cond,
$2500.obo
'82 300SD moonrf.
gray/black interior,
$4500.obo
PP 673-6942
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ANTIQUES-&
CLASSICS 9250
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -'84 Porsche C Coupe
Red/btk lthr int, ro·
stored, 1mmac condt
$24,000 714·318-6671
'CSO Mustang V·8 auto
new engttrans brakes
restored. mags.sh:irp•
$5000/tr°ade 644-43~0
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548-5481
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Oally/Ovemivht vitllt .
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Precise Plumbing
Repairs & Remodels
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TUTORING 392-9
FRENCH• .SPANISH•
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& Plumbing Repairs 20yrs e~p. All work guar M •th (ari t h·ca tc)
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631-1085
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714/S34-620S
prep (CBEST/GRE/
SAT) Free Info. Jim
Madia 714·547·MATH
Prvt French leasona ·All lvls folly quallfd
teacher. call French
Tu Go 851·8427
WALL
COVERINGS 3932
The Stripper
~pec1allz1ng 1n
WallR•per Remo11at
L5889241 983·!50~7
W• Gets should haflg
together. Strip, nstan,
advice to 1he crazy.
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WINDOWS 39J4
OoldenW••t Wlndcfw ct .. nlng ' SatJ1fat11on gu11ant1UO
Llc'd·lns'd 83t·1S92
Hove A
Goroge Sole!
Scheduled maintenance incl · J. .
up to 3 years or 36, 000 miles.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
World's L.argesr.
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WORLD CLASS TRADE-INS .
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INCREDmT,E T.EASE VALUES.
'94 SUZUKI SIDEKICKJX CONVERTIBLE ~ s5 995
White, Grey Inrerior, white !l>ft top, 5spd., 4x4, Alloy Wh~ls. (3MC.X67 t) ' . ~
'97 HONDA CIVIC DX $11,995
Blue, gray interior, 5 spd, A/C, factory warranty (3 VOB872)
'89 VOLKSWAGEN VANAGON s13 ,995
Blue, grey interior, Cam~ delight, stove, fridge. (2PSV962)
~e~.~!~~~wSJi~~~N StJ,995
~!.!.!'f..~~w~?c~~IGN . s 14, 99 5
~?.!k, !~~~:!!oo~~ miles.Jaguar Select Edition Warr. (670673) $16, 99 5
'93 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD. s17 995
Black, gray lthr, 4WD, 4.0 V6, full pwr, prem. soW1d, low mi. (107229) '
~?.~k,{~~~1!. ~~~~r.~ mi. (6692 99) s 19' 99 5
~?~ !!;.?. ~tcrio~~ dwiger, low mi }agu>r Seka F;l10on \\'arr. (691457) s 19 '99 5
'93 JAGUAR X]s CONVERTIBLE s21 995
Black, tan leather, CD changer, low mil~. (187236) '
'94 JAGUAR XJ6 . s21 995 ,
Black, Barley leather, mnrf, Low mi. Select Edition·Warr. (696068) '
'94 JAGUAR XJ12 . · $2 3 99· 5
Oyster, tan leather, CD changer, low mi.Jaguar Select Editon Warr. (695418) '
'9S CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS s24 995 .-·
Frost beige, neutral shale lthr, chnne whls, phn, fuc. warr. (3LBU285) ' , .
'9S BMW S2Si · . .,~ . . ~ "' $2.5,995
White, beige, sunroof, CD changer, lo~ miles. (3 NWC604)
'95JAGUARXJ6 . · s2s 99· 5
Black, coffee lthrt low mi, luxury pkg. Select Edition Warr. (3LKK563) '
'9S JAGUAR XJ6 · · . s29 99· 5
Tiwlium. pai:clunent leather, low mi., lumry pack.age. Select Edition Warr. (7211 89) '
· 211 S Harbdr Blvd.
Cotta Mesa