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Home My WebLink About1998-07-07 - Orange Coast PilotI SERV1NG THE NEWPORT -COSTA MESA COMMUNmes SINCE 1907 · lUESDAY, JULY 7, 1998 ., JA.uth<Jiities . still. ID.v~stigamlg ... . . Bechler case ·: . The 'Newport woman apparently died in Qoating accident last July; husband, the ·only witness, surVived. GHJ'G RISUNC, Dalt fiot community is left with lingering questions about what happened out at sea. When contacted at his New- port Codst apartment Monday, Eric said he is still piecing his life together. ·rm still m limbo: said Enc, who moved from the couple's Cliff Drive home last month. NEWPORT BEACH -Enc and Pegye Bechler celebrated their fifth wedding anruversary a year ago Monday with an cifter- noon of boating, and when the · day was done, only one of them returned. The disappearance Qf 38-year- old Pegye Bechler on July 6, 1997, remains a mystery. The cause of the accident hasn't been deter- mined, although Efic's account of a wave possib}y knocking her from the boat is the best explana- tion to date. Probably the most agonizing detail is that her body was never recovered. Not even a Navy subma- rine coromis- . sioned by the Sheriff's De- partment to ~cour the sea bottom twned up any clues - no clothing, no jewelry, no u,_ ___ __;;;;;.&J signs of Pegye. Pegye Bechler Investigators He didn't want to comment further about the accident but added he hasn't tdlked with authonties for. the past several months One year later, a husband con- tinues to cope Wlth the loss, uwes- tigators have few clues, and a won't rule out the slim possibility that the mother or three is still ~ve. But each pass- ing day, that belief lessens. The Newport Beach couple motores:l out of Newport Harbor early that afternoon in a 19-foot boat they had rented from Balboa CLOWNING AROUND Carnival worker Chuck Cassidy makes his way down from the house of mirrors attraction inside the children's midway GETTING 1 IN .THE PINK' Preparations are nearing completion for Orange County Fair, which opens Friday TIM GRENDA -dogs and wholesome -------Dalt-Pio!________ musical entertain- ment from the likes The Orange County Fair doesn't start of Rick Springfield, until Friday, but on Monday the fair-Jose• Feliciano and grounds were bustling with activity as surf-music legends workers trimmed trees, set up ven.dor Jan and Dean. MARC MARnN I DAILY Pit.OT area of the fairgrounds as they gear up for the 106th annual Orange County Fair opeiting Friday. Alex Courtney applies the pink paint to a .. Mystery Box" at CentennJal Farms on Monday. Fair patrons will get to reach into the holes and grab a prize. booths and assembled the 130-foot-high But as usual, the metal tower for a thrill-seeking bungee-cord fair also will feature its share of the out-of· ride. the-ordinary -including its latest bungee- · Ejection Seat and the Skyscraper rides that amazed fair-goers ln past years, is sure lo tum its share of stomachs this year. The 17·day event, which runs July 10 to cord ride, which shoots riders more than 100 26, will feature all the typical charms or a feet into the air in less than a second. The .small-town county fair -cotton candy, hot Rocket Launcher, which is similar to the SEE FAIR PAGE 5 QAWfll) ---·-------' Pam E ---··-·-.l PUii llOllaS --·--·-1 SPOll5 ------·-·-.. ·---·-.. ..6 lllv.cf ___ .;J ... ---.. ·-·----2 • Sign language . .. . • For 12 years, David Wilcox has'been wandering the Sout.\lland, displaying his hand-painted messages. His latest stop is in Newport. JF.NlfliR lt\CIANU Daitl'b NEWPORT BEACH -It's been almost lour years since David Wilcox has been ln Newport Beach, but his message remains the same. Question the answers. See with your eers. Seek and ye shall find. of MacArthur Boulevard and Ford Road in December 1994, when his ign reading •There is no 'X ' m Christmas• drew attcn· ti on . Dressed in a white polo hirt, worn blue jeans and a straw hat with the top cut off, Wilcox sits on a rolled-up sleeping bag and a large, army-green '1ck that carries all of his belon~gs. . .,...,....u.,...;n. 14? :yt:BIUlcl .....Sef ... W Oerped The sight may be a familiar one in big cttt. ikMt ce~&owm..but ll;.nol ~~ mon in upecale Newport Beech neigh60f • out at busy interwc:tions au over SOulhem California for the past 12 yeen, hoping to •talk to 40,000 people 1n ways theY don't talk to themMlves. • • ou may ve seen aun.ng iM JMlil few days on the comer Of Jamboree R04ld and lliWerlltY Drift. boktlng up w9U·palni.d llg\'ll diet MY •Cmtollty doMn't kill tat1• or ~Slmple ~·ii,.,._ from feus. • Yau may :tKaD spoftiDg bbn at tM corner hoods like Eastbluff and Big Canyon. WUCox seys that ii why he choolel lhel4: ... .-.. ... outlide at' n!1ttteuttat-Mllgllb0t* hoodl and near freeway on-remp1. ·1.n California. people QnJy Nld ~h th8 Windshields ol their cars on the way to work.• be Mid. •t want to lnvoM peope bl SIE I .Boat Rentals. Once m the open· ocean, Eric rode a bodyboard towed by the boat with Pegye al the helm. Eric saW, a wave knocked him off the board, and ·by the tune he resurlaced and spotted the boat, tus wife. was gone. Neither or them were wear- ing tile jackets at the time. Eric wds the lone witness, and even he is unsure exactly whdt occurred five miles from the coastline So the case remains open for investigation, an insurance policy has yet to be pajd, and friends c6nttm1e to wondt>r_how Pegye, d thathh>tc! skilled. in rough-water swunnunq, could drown at sea lnvestigtttors lrom ~the Orange' County Shenlf's Depdrtment, the agency uss1crm:d le> the case, have mterv1ewNI lrwnds dnd family. but until P(•yye\ body 1s found, the c dse will rPntdm open. •we don't hd\'e dn) thing con- dus1vP at th1-. point,· sd1d Lt. Hee-. ··- tor R1verc1 "R1uht now we don't hdvt• d rnmP Unl~ss someone steps forwe1rcr or new evidc;mce SE6 BECHLER PAGE 5 Qty won't sue f airgroundS •Costa Mesa council chooses to be 'good neignboi' in- stead of taking legal action agamst Pacific Amphitheatre. ~'1 G111 0111>\ certs !lt'lcl 11; the Pdc1hc lb'y Pllal Amphllhl•c1ta• m the tuture will . not be loo loud lnl neighbor.:. COSTA MESA -The City •we '"-dnt to help the fair- Council on Monday rught dec1d-grounds to hP qood neighbors,• ed to be a "good neighborH he sd.ld instead of Wing d lawswt agamst Th<> talk dhout a po!>stble ldw- the Orange County_ Fairgrounds suit cdme ;ust weeks dfter the to prevent the Pacific Ampluthe-fairgrounds Sl'lUNJ a 1993 ldwsuit atre from reopening for concerts. contesting its $12 5 rrullion pur- Atter meeting behind closed C'hase of the t 8,500-seat concert doors for less than a half-hour, the council opted to take no legal action at this time against the ldir- grounds, even though City Attor- ney Tom Kathe said the city could have •for a vanety of things.• City Manager Allan Roeder said instead of going back to court against the fairgrounds, the oty hopes 1l can work Wlth the Fair Board to make sure any con- VPnUC Fair offlaaJs contPnded that the amph1lh.,ater"; previou' owner. the Nederlander Orgaruzal.Jon, knew sound restndions· pldced on the venue 10 years dgo rendered \1 useless tor dlmo~t all evenl<. A conftdenUdl ~ettlemenl rlc 1 reached lac;t monU1 reportt: di\ SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5 Police arrest armed robbery suspect in Nevada .. •Michael Ralph Wofford escaped a seven-hour standoff with police in Costd Mesa two weeks ago. GHl'G Rl'-IJ"' I Wofford is Wdnled Ul connec-------~-flt------I.Ion \vtth two burglanes and an """' armed rohben· m <\an Bernardino A suspected robber who Count) ~ escaped Costa Mesa police after a Wofford ""d" hooked mto Clark seven-hour stakeout two weeks County Jd1l and was expected to ago was arrested outside a-Neva-be tran.,ferrcd to Las Vegas today. da casino Sunday. Ri ley !>did she didn't know when Michael Ralph Wofford, 37. Worford would he reiea"ed to San was taken into custody by pollcC' Bemdrdmo Count\' authonbe 10 Pnm, Nev., as he leh a McDon-Wofford evad~d dfrest June 26 aJd's restaurant next to the Pnm wh<m polite surrounded 1us Can- Casino. Authonties from Nevada yon Dnvl' apartment 10 Costa and Calif omia Jaw enlorcement ME Sd A <tpectcll weapons and tac- agencies had Wofford under sur-ucs tcdm blocked oU the street and veillance before arresting him. c:UTCstro Sunde<' A.lrPS Watem1an, •we received a tip to hi loca-Wofford's girltriend, at about 3 tion and sent our detectives to p m Watcrmdn told police he investigate,• said Jenrue Risley of thouqht Wofford was behind her the Apple Valley Pohce Depart-whPn she surrendPred ment. SEE ARREST PAGE 5 1 tuesday,July7, 1998 -GAINS A PEAaRJl FOURTH People partied bard over the Fourth of July weekend -~ut apparently not too hard Police reported only minor inodents and 119 arrests. Not bad, con· ~enng last year's Fourth of July,_wben 96 were arrested m Just one day. A GOOD IDEA TO SOME In terms cX the revenue it oouJd bring ~o Newport Beach. a 600-room hotel at the Newport Dunes Resat '5 a good idea In terms of the traffic and develop- ruent on Upper Newport Bay, same resi- dents a.re ca.Iling rt a bad idea. Let's hope our e..ect.ed offlaaJs know what's best. :auvtNG SOME TIME A partnerstup th.at hopes to buy and rede,·elop Lido Manna Village bought l~lf some ome -enough lime, the group hopes, to ~onvince the aty to grtt.nt .a 50-yed!' lease on the marina's lloat sllps And nme ts money The ~xtension on the village purchase reportedly CO!.t the partnership a stx- -Oqure payment {)UITT A FELLOW Sewport Harbor High graduate Jef- frey Glueck is heading to Washington. .0 C dS a \\>1ute House Fellow. The 29- '\:edI·old trade adVl.Ser -one of 16 peo· pie in the country bestowed the honor -v.'lll be working Ill the West Wing as a ~peoaJ dSSlStant ·1 was happlly sur- pnsed ctnd exate<;f. • he says. We re t1ownnght giddy for hlm. A REAL CEUBRATION ~ :--.:e,,-port Dunes not only celebrated :Dw nabon·s 222nd bu1hday Wlth music, •dancing and hreworks Saturday, it also celebrdted .its 40th a.n.ruversary. LOSSES CASE NOT CLOSED School offiaaJs are prepared to defend theu case against Qyd!l Huntsman, the &Ormer Corona deJ Dar Hlgh student 'ftho was suspended IWl the distnct's zero- . • .;Jerance policy An : cfppellate court told :,.the dlstnct it was Ryan ~nsuiermg chsmlss· Huntsman . ~g the case, saymg it local vOites Newport Becich/Costo Mesa Daily Pilot car tax savings . ·not such.a I .. good deal I I 1 1 n recent weeks. Gov. Pete Wilson !1as p~ol posed to reduce the car tax or vehicle-! licens'e fee that we pay when we rene~ our l car registrations. Wilson has pro~ ta.Jing i cars at 1~ of valua rather than the 2 % cur- ! renUy assessed. . i At hrst glance, it's a .great ide~ We would all ! like that once-a-year bit to be a little l~ . 1 pamtuJ. But what our wallets may_ gain ~ i instant gratification may have a high pnce tag i for the community. Indeed, almost all of the rev-! enue from the car tax comes back to local gov-l emment. For Newport Beach, it means $2.8 mil- l lion dollars each year. . l To give you a practical idea of b~·S2.8 mil-· 1 lion fits mto our aty budget, let me give you l some examples. l . In 1998-99, the city's entire general fund cap- 1 ital improvement program -money _for storm l drains sidewalks and streets, street lights, l t>each're.strooms, recreational facilities and l more -totals $3.8 million. The entire budget l for the central and three branch libraries is $4.1 1 pilllion. And $2.8 milbon can staff~ ~e sta- l tions for an entire year. We pay $2.9 million to a j mix of private contractors an~ city staff to mam- ! tam medians, parkways, 47 aty parks and j 10,400 trees throughout town. ! Wilson has tned to •guarantee• that the state j will give cities state general fund money· every i year instead of vehicle-license fees to make l sure we are tinanaally protected. But I have 1 very little reason to trust that anyo~e in Sacra- l mento will maintain the guarantee m futme l years. The state's legi.slabve analyst bas said i that Wilson's proposal wtll cause a SUS million 1 deficit in 1999-2000. l The last lime there was a state budget ! deficit, cities took the ttit. That's because the l Legislature balanced its budget by changing i the way it distributes your property tax. The i change -called ERAF by us, which stands for i the Education Revenue Augmentation Fund -l let the state spend less state money on K-12 l schools. The state then "made schools whole• i with property tax dollars that once went to ! cities and counties. The result was, and is, a i $3.5 million tax diversion -renewed each year i -that comes right out of the oty's budget. The 1 City Council aggressively opposed the augmen-~as moot because Htmtsman graduated m Jtme. But lf the case is cbsmlssed. the dtst:nct tea.rs it could lose a evil ngnts S\llt that Huntsman Wed against Newport- Mesa We'll keep you posted OON LEACH / DALY Pl.OT l taboo fund shift, but it passed anyway. Police reported only minor inddenh and 119 arrests over the FoUrtb of Jilly weekend -better thm last year. ~ . The gov~m0r's legacy is best served by an · • • ; mvestment m the state's long-term needs rath~ and \\:ere told rt's not likely to happen schools. But distnct offioaJS Sfild tiem<>-' Whammr. Raytheon ystems Co. says ~ than the short-term euphoric benefit of a one- The plea Cdffie trnm a group 01 West graphic and fmanoaJ considerations it's closing its Newport Beach plant and ! time saving, motivated more by political strate- Side pa.rents concemr..ofl about among would make such a move linwise. laying off most of its 630 employees; j gy than by good planning. · CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE They asked the school d.J.stnct to con· sider turrung Rea mto a middle school other lSSUes tlw ccr-.t of h~mg theu chil-Rockwell says it's selling its Newport l dren out of tiw Co~ta Ml.5a neighbor-DEFENSIVE MOVES plant and laying off 80 from the Costa i TlfOMAS COLE EDWARDS hood to Te\\"mJde cmd Ensign middle The defense mdustry's double Mesa headquarters. l . Mayor, Newport Beach - 0 N THE RECORD I'll surf until I can't paddle out.· ' -STANKING, a n -year-old Balboa resident who's beeri surf- ing sewral times a week since 1938. VOL 92. NO. 159 ntOIMS M. JOll .... NlWW M.LMM~ Edftof Still waiting for finalists W ednesday? Yoli gu) s ar" killing us wannabe colum· rusts ou~ here 1 ·eo1umrust hnafotc; unveiled Wednesday,• July 6). J mean, make us read another Joey Bishop story. stick a needlP. in our eye Just dispatch a little relief from the msomma and lale-rught mfomeraals for the Ronco Food Dehydrator will yai We can't take it anymore BYRON DE ARAKAl l\;ewport BCJch Drivers are seeing red Regarding the dangerous run- rung of red hghts. I have driven in the Newport-Mesa Mea for the past 25 years, and I don't recall that the situation has ever been as bad as 1t has been m the last five years or so (•How about cameras to catch red-light runnerf.i.?" Com- mwuty Commentary. June 30) J drive.on MacArtbw BouJe\'ard toward Ford Road, see a yellow light ahead and slow to a stop, only to have two o r three cars behind me pass me and accelerate "'U9DC'llWC. o.f RnlncW Officer BEADQS HODJNE 642-6086 ftemrd ~comments~ the Daily Piiot « news tips. Ao«mss Our~ 11 310 W . 8.-y St.. (Oita Meli. Galrf 92627. •,,• .. •"'\1111.• ....... MAILBAG W 111 I Y 0 I I I ~ P 11 I 11 f.111 f I I ~ through the light dS it 1ums red. While cdmeras and other tech- niques are being considered to curtail this danger, it 15 unportant for dn"'e~ to understand how they I Enn Tnpp menbons police patrol at a four-way stop-sign mtersectlon, I and I have observed them at three stop-sign intersections in my Mesa Verde area. But has anyone seen a ORANGE COUNTY BOARD MoNhan. t....,_ SalMn Md OF SUPERVISORS Ubby COW9n. Hall of Administration, 10 Civic OlY OF NE\WOln' llAClt Center Plaza, Santa Ana, 92701. N rt 11_......, ,....... ..._. -Jim Silva. 2nd District (COsta •ftTJPOI _,, '!""'~ ......_, _.,., t.•-~) o-,•3220 Newport lhld., t2MJ, M4-. ~.~ . • .. houJd proceed into an mtersec· l.lon for theu own safety. patrol dt a Signal m{er.;ectioo? Not I. not one time. ls it that the com- plamts of people living m the neighborhoods can be heard but the dead have no voice? Thomas Wilson, 5th District 3309. (Newport Beadl, Santa Ana Mayor: Thomas Edt•• .. . When you arc stopped dt a red light and the red light turns green, do not unmcdiateJy proceed into thr! JJltersectioo od the newly green light. Jt 19 lDlportdnt to wait ttnd to look both \vays to make certam all traf hc has stopped befor~ 901119 ahead, even il the person ~hind you ts o;ounding his or her horn MARTIN A. BROWER Coro!ld del ~1a.r l iooray. finally someone has come forwa'l'd to complcl11l of the red-light runners. Do.ily dt 80% of left-tum s1g- .na.ls. I watch one to three automo· bile dnvers continue through red u9hts. hn't this the same selftsh, me·fll'St attitude that graduates the e dnvers to full-blown, red- light rurmers with frequent wrecks and deaths of the innocent? Could 1.hh be you? I vote for cameras at all signal intersections. Will they not rapidly pa)' for themselves with the bcket revenue and human We? ADA COLE Costa Mesa Pacific Plaza building is beautiful as it is My husband and I feel the beautiful Spanish Medlterranean- type building on 19th Street should be left as it lS. That is one of the few beautiful buildings Ul tlus oty across from that atrooous Triangle Square. Please, please don't ruin what is left of beauty in Cost.a Mesa. LYNN MERLES Costa Mesa ~hts). 834-3550. . Coundl: JOhn ........ -. ORANGE COUNTY FAIR 90ARD Debey, NonM ~ Dltw• 88 fair Drive. Costa Mesa, 7()8. O'Neil, John ~ ...... FAIR. Thomson. Board: President Gary~ kawa. Vice President E . s.n- ford, Jim Undberg. John ~ smith, 0on Willet. Don Saltarelli and Jeffrey Stem. OMNGE COUNTY IOARD OF EDUCATION 200 Kalmus Drive. '90. lox 9050, C.osta Mesa, 92628::9050. 96MOOO. Eliubeth o. ,....,, member. Trustee Area 5 C.Gltl Mesi. Newport Beath. OTY Of COSTA MBA c.osta Mm (]ty Hmll, n Flilr Driw.; 92626. ·754-5223. Mayo;: Peter Buffj Council: Joe Eritbon, GMy WEITlll SU If POLICE FILIS 'T'EW'EJtAT\MES The swell is out of WeMW•wind Baft>o. the soutfw,,iest at 3 ~II out of the 82J65 fttt. Earty moming northwest •nd CorON del Mar fog south-: southwest 81166 . Costa Mesa' 11DES Pfoduang w.ves 83164 TOOAY n the waist· to-N~Beach firSt low shouldet-tligh 83165 .. 3:06 • m. -42 ~OM. A. south-Newport Coast • F1m~ 84166 9:28 • m 36 southwest swell ~FOMC.AST Second low from 205 to 200 . 207pm 2.1 de9rees ls mewl lOCATION sin S«Ond high ~ "SSW 8.2Sp.m, 59 ln. dt-Uviiftng WMt· Newport 3-5 SSW ¥5(MSl)AV .t. ~ ..... Seerf.oll ltft1ii ·S fhlow the points and ftfvei Je'tty 4-6 SM ~ -.~,.., ~~l ..... ,..., .. ,, ..... ,..Ngh hW\. A'°""' _., ='•••10 IO:CM a.lft. J,;7 IC 110to 175 Secondlow • ~=--2Mpll\. l .t d1pwsli...-tect Secondhlgh to MOW In Thun--~::;:;· astPA 6.0 ...,. ............. .... noaft ... 1· ..... 'f ...... ......... =. .. , ••• z • uf . NEWPORT BEACH • 21'h Str.-: A bicycM worth $200 ~ stolen In the 100 blodt. •• ...., ~:A. purse and ~et worth S62S ~ ~ : in the 3400 bkx:k. • • • J'lllt MNet; About $415 WM st~ itl the 500 block. ' • 0C.. PNM: A~ watch and a set of golf dubs WOf1h s 11,000 W9f'e stolen '" the 3100 bkd. • ....,.._, Drhe'. S.V. .. !t.ms of clothing WOt\t\ USO w.re stolen In it. 2200 bkd. • .. .. .. . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pil~t Greg Baut.zer had every- thing. He wds handsome, . intelligent and very suc- cessful. Everything broke just right for Bautzer exc't?pt for one traumatic night in a&.iboa. Baut.zer -I never called him by emything but h,ts last name - (lnd I went lo USC togcth~r. As undergra~u e we were .activ~ in campus ~ti.cs and were on the debat .am together. Baut.zer s?the star of the team. 1 was not. •. Altho~ Bautzer was a year ahead of m~ aS' an undergradu- ate, w~1bottl entered law school at the same time. I took a chance · and entered law school at the -end ot my junior year. You could do that, and at the end of your freshman year in law school you . THI VERDICT . { -. earned ybur bachelor's degree. Th~re was one catch. You bad lo make it through that freshman ye., of law school. Not everyone . • d1d. Of my freshman class of 165, only 60 of us passed. The rest flunked out and had to go back and take another year as an undergraduate to get their bach- elor's degrees. Law school was tough in those days. Of the 60 of us who got out of the freshman clas~. only 30 of us graduated. The bar examina- tion was tougher then, too. Only 30% of us passed compared to the 50% or 60% who now pass, The result today -too many lawyers. But back to Bautzer. Bautzer was an unbelievab\y brilliant law student. He almost never studied, but got almost all . /Jl.s. After law school, Baut.zer became a_highly successful entertainment lawyer. He had a much-publicized love affair with Joan Crawford, was seen regu- larly with other beautiful stars, married a couple of times and when he died was married to an English actress whose na,m~ I can't remember. One intident marred an -other- wise fan.t~stic career -Ute night in Balboa. One weekend dwing our freshp>.an year in law school, 'Bautzer came down to Balboa to· spend the ;eekend with me. That Satursiay we were on the t>each ne~ to the Balboa pier, where eyeryone went in those days. B;tul'Zer's roving eye spot- ted a good-looking girl I hap- pen~d to know. I introduced the.Jh, and they made a date to meet that night at the Rerl- ~ezvous. That rught I was working the soft-dnnk counter at the Ren- dezvous anc1 saw Bautzer get into a shoving match with a smaller man I vaguely knew as an oil-field worker from Hunt- ington Beach Dick Wb..\lson, manager of the Rendezvous, followed his usual pracµce and threw them both out, advising them to fight it out on the beach. Before they left 1 warned Baut.zer that the other guy was probably pretty tough. Bautzer said not to worry, that he had taken boxing lessons a1ld could take care bf himself. They got . to the. ~dge of the boardwalk, and as Bautzer was taking off his jacket, the other guy slugged him in the mouth when T~. July 7, 1998 .3 • Bautzer's jacket was over his elbows and he was completely • helpless. Baul'Zer lost three or four front teeth, and the fight was over. However,· Baut.zer had those ' rrussing teeth replaced, and the fact that they were a.rtilidal did• n't seem to slow hlm down in his purswt of1beautiful women: · The moral of thiS story -and . every story should have a moral " -is that if you should ever get into a light with ao oll-field work- er, don't bother to take off your ,acket. Oil-field workers don't . care diddly abo,ut the Marquis of Queensberry rules of boxing. 1-------.-----------'---~-.• ROBERT GARDNER is a r~red Judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. Hts column runs Tuesdays. School district pushes forward~~th ·revamped bilingual progra.ni · • Board will evaluate current poli~es and consider changes that comply with Proposition 227. want to see how we can prepare our teachers for any changes that need to be made.· HusrIN MAsliNI ~Piaf NEWPORT-MESA -Local school officials are moving ahead with Plans to implement Proposi- tion 227, even though its fate hangs in limbo. At its July 14 meeting -the day before a San Francisco judge will hear arguments against OCC offers four-part acting workshop OCC is offering a four-part act- mg workshop for individuals interested Ill malung commercials f9f television and acti.flg in film. The course is presented by Robert Conrad, an experienced produc- er. wtiter, director and actor. He will teach the basics of film termi- nology. The workshop will meet on F!i- days, July 10-31, from 7 to 10 p.m. in OCC's Business Education Buil- ding. There is a $96 r~tration fee implementing Proposition 227, which abolished bilingual educa- tion -the Newport-Mesa school board will revisit the bilingual debate, evaluating its current policies and determining what changes should be made before September. "We were working toward that goal anyway," said school board President Jim Ferryman. •we BRIEFLY IN and $3 material fee. For more infor- mation call (714) 432-5880. Study workshop for children to be held Children between the ages of 11 and 14 can learn how to study in a three-week program on Tues- days and Thursdays beginning today. The workshop is provided by OCC's Community Education Office. aasses are from 9:30 a.m. to 10:50 a.m. in Room 112 of OCC's Counseling and Admissions Build- ing. The fee is $.50. Even before the June 2 elec- tion, when California voters over- whelmingly passed Proposition 227, the Newport-Mesa school board revamped its bilingual pro- grams to accelerate student tran- sition from bilingual to English classes. But the ballot measure's passage will force the district to eliminate a primary-language- instruction component included in the revamped version. THE NEWS Students should bring paper and pen to class. For information, call (714) 432-5880. OCC begins children's writing class today OCC's College for Kids pro- gram will be offering a three- week creative writing class for children between the ages of 11 and 14 this summer. The program begins today from 11 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Room 112 of OCC's Counseling .. C(lrol was new to our neighborhood and asked l for tbe name of a reputable company to clean her sofa and carpet. Everyone on our street u:Ses only one company, COI T, and I told her so. Now Carol recommends COI T too"! 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While other districts in the state are threaleni,{lg to ignore the initiative, county officials said Orange County schoof'ais- tricts are •making a good-faith effort" to comply with Proposi- tion 227 while urging the state Board of Education to grant them and Admissions Building. The fee is $50. Writing skills and creative self• expression will be taught by Cheryl Pickrel. She has taught study and writing workshops for more than 10 years. Registration is under way at the Community Education Off.ice at OCC, next to the library. Off.ice hours are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday th.rough Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. For more information, call (714) 432-5880. leniency in implementing its requirements. "The mam concern I'm bear- ing iS that districts want a little flexibility for kids who may need more than just one year of English iml11ersion, • said Ronald Wenk.art, general counsel for the Orange County Department of Education. ·All the districts seem to feel a little overwhelmed by . having to implement this huge · change.so soon." Wenkart saJd the state board seems sympathetic to the districtS' request for leniency ill imple- menting program changes and could enact emergency regula- bons gra.r;iting districts flexibility for students who need more than a year of support Ill their primary language. Barring a successful court chal- lenge, the proVlSions of Propos\· tion 227 should be enacted by Aug. 1. Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT Also on our menu: TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI &CHEESE OMELETTE , . Just .................... 1 .. Don 't,,,,.. ,,.... """--' ** "' July . on the 10tm Squln: PlfPll Bear Patter.on • Sundsy July 12 7 -10 p.m. #lobby ~Id Band Sunday July .19 7-l Op.m. here! I ! I I • I I i I i I I . . . '~" . ! n.KMMIN,Aea ........... LM a1aa •r2an. S1IDllS.mtMIMftl a nMm • I . , -GAINS A PEACEFUL FOURTH People partied hard over the Fowtb of July tveekend -but appa.renUy not too hard. Police reported only minor incidents and 119 ~· Not bad, con- ~idenng last year's Fourth of July, when 96 were arrested in just one day. A GOOD IDEA TO SOME , p I I C<ir tax savings ! nOt such a ! good ~rleal , i r~I· In tem\S of the revenue it could bring !o Newport Beach, a 600-room hotel at the Newport Dunes Resort ~ a good idea. ln terms of the traffic and develop- roMt on Upper Newport Bay, some I"e$i- dents are calling it a bad idea. Let's hope. our elected officials know what's best. l I n recent we~ks. ~ Pete WJ.l.sonhi~s pro-. : sed to tedu<;e tt\~ .car tax or ve cl~-1 hc~ns~ fee'that w.e pay when we re ne'.V our 11 1 car re9'istrations. Wilson has proposed taxing 1 cars ·at 1 o/o of va.11,J~ rather than the 2% cur-! . ~AUYING SOME TIME !.· rently assessed. At first gla'}Ce, It's a great idea. We would aU ! like that once-a-year hit to be a little les,s i painful But what our wallets may gain m A pdrtnership that hopes to buy and redevelop Lido Marina Village bought 1tseU some. tune - e nough time, the grou~ hopes, to convt.?Ce the oty to grant a 50-year lease on the marina's ~at slips And tune lS money: The extension on the village purchase reportedly cost the partnership a six- :tigure payment. l instant ·gratilication may have a high price tag l for the community. Indeed, almost all of.the rev-! enue from the car tax comes back to local gov- i emment. For Newport Beach, it means $2.8 mil· i lion dollars each year. l To give you a practical idea of ho~ $2.8 miJ. i lion fits into our city budget, let me give you QUITE A FELLOW ! some examples. f In 1998-99, the city's entire general fund cap- ' ital improvement program -mtmey .tor storm i drains sidewalks and streets, street ligh ts, ! 1 beach 1 restrooms, recreational facilities and 11 Newport Harbor High graduate Jef- frey Cilueck is heading to Washipgton, .O.C., as e White House Fellow. The 29- 'yedr-old trade adviser -one of 16 peo- ple in the country bestowed the honor -will be working in the West Wing as a speaaJ dss1stant. "r was happily sur- pnsed and excited,~ he says. We're ·tjownnght giddy for him. ! more -totals $3.8 million. The entire bud get 1 for the ce~tral and three branch libraries is $4. l .. j million. Artd $2.8 million can staff three fire sta- A REAL CELEBRATION i tions for an entire year. We pc,ty $2.9 million to a ::: ! mbc of private contractors aJld citY staff to main- tain medians, parkways, 47 city parks and 10,400 trees throughout town. Newport Dunes not only celebrated !Dur nation's 222nd birthday with music, ~dancing and fireworks Saturday, 1t also •celebrated its 40th anniversary. l Wilson has tried to "guarantee" that the state l will give cities state general fund money every i year instead of velude-license fees to make 1 sure we are financially protected. But I have 1 very little reason to trust that anyoo.e in Sacra- 1 mento will mamtain the guarantee m future LOSSES CASE NOT CLOSED School offioals are prepared to defend theu case against ~an Huntsman, the : W>nner Corona del : O ar High student : \!tho was suspended • 1911 the district's zero- : .e1erance policy. An :Sppellate court told ! yea.rs. The state's legislative analyst ha.8 said ! that Wilson's proposal will cause a S418 million i deficit m 1999-2000. ! . The last time there was a state budget l deficit, cities took the hit. That's because the ! Legislature balanced its budget by changing i the way it distnbutes your property1ax. The i change - called ERAF by us, which stands for i the Education Revenue Augmentation Fund -! let the state spend less state money on K-12 i schools. The state then "made schools whole" i with property tax dollars that once went to :.the district it was Ryan ;<>nsidering dlsmisS-Huntsman .. g the case, saying it l cities and counties. The result was, and is, a ! $3.5 million tax diversion -renewed each year 1 -that comes right out of the city's budget. The 1 City Council aggressively opposed the augmen-~as moot because Huntsmari graduated m June. But If the case is dism.lssed, the distnct fears it could lose a evil nghts suit that Huntsman filed against Newport- Mesa We'll keep you posted. OON LEACH I OAllY PILOT i tation fund shift. but it passed anyway. Police reporte d only minor incidents and 119 arrests over the Fourth o f July weekend -better thu last year. i . The governors legacy lS best served by an -· • . ! mvestment in the state's long-term needs rath~ and were told lt\ nol hk(•Jy to happen. The plea came trom u qroup of West Side parents con<erm·d cthout, t1mong other 1SSues, thC> cost ot busing their chil- dren out of thf' co ... td fcsc1 ne19hbor- hood to TeWinkle t1ncf Enc;1~Jn rrudctle schools. But district officials said d emo-whammy: Raytheon Systems Co. says i than the sbort-tenn euphoric benefit of a one- graphJc and financial considerations it's closing its NeWJ>?rt Beach plant and i time saving, motivated more by political strate- CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE would make such a move unwise. laying off most of its 630 employees; i gy than by good plarl.ning. They asked the school district to con- sider turrung Rea mto a middle school Rockwell says it's selling its Newport i DEFENSIVE MOVES plant and laying off 80 from the Costa l THOMAS COLE EDWARDS The defense industry's double Mesa headquarters. l Mayor, Newport Beach 0 N THE RECORD I'll surf until ~can't paddle out. ' -STAN KING. a 77-year~ld Balboa resident who's been surf- ing several times a week since 1938. dPil <»ITAM ot VOL 92. NO. 159 ntOMAS H. JOtMOH. Publiltlef WILUAMlmDIU, Editor .,.W.I; MaNglng Editor ftM--. ~~Editor ITIWIMm Hlws EdtWJr MAILB~G W 111 I .Y 0 U I 11 P 11111r.111111 ORANGE COUNTY BOARD MONhan, ~ 5om1n and through the light as it turns red. Erin Thpp mentions police patrol OF SUPERVISORS Ubby Cowen. While cdmeras dnd other tech-at a four-way stop-sign intersection, Hall of Administration, 10 CMc Still waiting for finalists W ednesday? Yob guys arc killing us warinabe colum- nists OU~ here rcolumnisl fmdli'>l'> unviiJed Wednesday,• July 6) l mean, make us read another Jo0y Bishop story. stick a needle m our eye. Just dispatch a little relief from the msomrua and late-night infomercials for the Ronco Food Dehydrator, will ya? We cdn't tclke 1t anymore mque!-t cHC' being considered to and I have observed them at three Center Plaza, Santa Ana, g2701. 01Y OF NIWPORT llACH curldJI this ddnger, it is unportant stop-sign intersections in my Mesa · Jim Sitva, 2nd District (Cost.a Newport Belch C:tty Hiii. J300 ;, for drivers to understand how they Verde area. But has anyone seen a Mesa), 834-3220. Newport lhld., 92MJ, .,.._ -;hould proceed into an intersec-patrol at a signal intersection? Not Thomas Wilson-JSth District 3309. • .. t1on for their own safety. I, not one ti.me. Is it that the com-(Newport Beach Sant.a Ana ~Thomas Edr••• When you are stopped at a red plaints of people living in the H · hts) 834-35So . Council: John HMg-. Jen .. bght and the red light turns green, neighborhoods can be heard but eig ' · Debly, NOnne G~ Dlnnll . do not unmedtately proceed into the dead have no voice? ORANGE COUNTY FAIR IOMD O'N.el, John NCJy81 ... 1bm th<· intersection on the newly I vote for ~eras at all signal 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. 708-Thom1on. BYRON DE ARAKAL Newport Beach grecnbght.Il~~~~~~~t--~:;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;:id;:;;-~;yi~;;:---fix~sT-.:C;i111m11-..li¥-411illlf.~~~ and to look both ways to make pay for themselves with the ticket Board: President Gary=• ccrtc1m dll trufhc has stopped revenue and human life? kawa. Vice President s.n- rn•fore going ahead, ev<>n 1r the ADA COLE ford, Jim llnOberg, John un. Drivers are seeing rPd pNson behind you 1s sounding his Costa Mesa Randy Smith, DOn Willet. Don or her hom. Saltarelli and Jeffrey Stem. RegardJ.ng the dangerous run· rung of red lights, I have driven m the Newport-Mesa area for the. past 25 years, and I don't recall that the situation has ever been ilS bad as it has been in the last five! years or so ("How about cameia!-t to catch red-light runners?" Com- munity Conunentary, June 30). . MARTIN A. BROWER Pacific Plaza building ORANGE COUNTY IOAllD C'orond del Mar OF EDUCATION I looray, hnully someone has come forwdfcl to compldlll of the red-light runners. is beautif uJ as it is 200 kalmus Drive. '-O. 1ox My husband and I feel the 9050, Costa Mesa, 92628-9050, beaubful Spanish Medite rranean-~. type building on 19th Street Eliz.abeth D. Parker, memb9r. should be le ft as it is. That is one Trustee Area 5 Costa Mm. of the few beautiful buildings in Newport Beach. 1 drive on MacArthur Boulevard toward Ford Road, see d yeUow light ahead and slow to d stop, only lo have two or three cars behind me pass me and accelerate Dciily, dl 80% of left-tum sig- nals, l watch one to three automo- bile dnvers continue throug h red lights. Isn't Uus the same selfish, me-first a lUtude that graduates thc,e dnve1s to full-blown, red- llght runners with freq uent wrecks t1nd d<'aths of the 1Il1locent? Could thi~ be you? this city across from that atrocious OTY OF COSTA MUA Triangle Square. Costa ~ City ~ n ,_., Please, please don't ruin"'what is Drive, 92626, 754-5223. left of beauty m Costa Mesa. Mayor: Peter: BUffl t.YNN MERLES Council: Joe Erickson, G.,y Costa Mesa NAMOC>ltWt. O.lly Pilot. P.O Box 1560, east. WE IT H·I I SURF POLICE f ILIS CNef FINndal Officer Mew, CA 92626 Copyright No READERS HOTUNf news nor1es. 1llustr•tions. tdrto-• rl•I mattet or i1Kfvef't1s.nients We have a wind 642-6086 hfiein an be reproduced with· TEMPERATURES The swell ls out of NEWPORT BEACH Recofd your comments •bout out written ptr~1on of ce>py-Balboa the southwest at 3 swell out of the • 211h ltrwt: A bkycs. wor1h $200 was Stolen In ttw 100 the 0.lly Piiot Of MWS tips. right own.r. 82165 feet. Early morning northwest and blod< • Corona del Mar • fog, ADDRESS tf.mv 10 REACH US 81166 . south-southWflt • flWer Awnue: A purse and ~et WOtth $625 wer. stolen OUr addr• is 330 W. IJay St., Ortulauon Costa Mesa TIOIS producing waves In the 3400 block. Costa Mesa, Callf. 92627. T~ Titne$ Orange County 83164 TODAY In the waist-to· • J1tt "'-": About $.485 WIS stolen In the 500 block_ (800) 252 9141 Newport Beach first low shoulder·hlgh CORlt£CIJONS Adwrtki 83165 3:06 a.m. ·0.2 • 0... ~A Rolex w-;t and e Mt of gotf dubl worth It It the Piiot's policy to prompt Classified 1.i.s678 Newport Coast ftnt high zone. A south· $17,000 wtrutoten In the 3 block. ly correct all enors of substance. =642-4321 84166 iouthwestJWell • Unlwwwlltr Drtw: SeYefll lt9rnl of clothing worth S250 9:28 a.m 3.6 PlnM call 574-4233. S«ond low from 205 to 200 were stolen In the 2200 block. Newt S..0-1'24 SURF 9'0MCAST SPQrt) 642-4330 LOCATION SIZE 2;07 pm. 2.1 degrHS ls moving Ntwt Spe>rtJ r ax ~ 170 Wedge 4'6 stw Second high In, delivering wallt-COSTA MESA ~o=.lot2 .. arthlln~Mt Newport )..5 SSW 8:25 p.m. S.9 high Mb. Surl at • °"9 ...._ A let of golf dubi WOr1h "000 wm ...,_ In .. WEDNESDAY I UllMll Office 642-4121 Blackles 3·5"ssw Flntft. the~•nd jht 400 block. • l411JN?~ .. -~mr A--~ Ind ~II -Oft' if.W ;M. gO~- llublllhed ~ ftrst high high. A south Mell ~worths1u1•wn1111:111n1ntt.eoe..._ :.: Tlrllet Conwnunity NMI. '"' 90ATllCI 10".04 e.m J.7 .. 1t0 to 175 • Alllml llulnm4: A leptop ~ wor1h b.nl w · • """"MlrfOr ~ w veriae. wtnds at 10 Second low ~ .. ~ *"" In b IOO blodt. t k~Mlt 2:45 p.m. 2.1 • ...... c..t~ Amolon;Jdw ............ 1175_ ,.._,. G. M..,..lfOft, to at 5econd hW'I to "'°" In ,,.,,... ~n ao , Sknob by 1he ~p.m. u .,, ...... 9"1 Milt• lllllen In the tao tlloct, ..... & ..... 1fwnoon with 1· to~ .......... A ... wanttSJllO_..._lft .... -..c. , .. ,, ..... --.. ~ ,_..,_ ..... ........... • .... •••lw.CN.•----- I .. ·.Newport Beach/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot , J Tuesday, July 7, 1998 l ·ft:Jn ,t mrJKs~lrrouglriretks if'Yf:Ju -Wun :.-a-Jielfeei: s111iJe Greg Bautzer hud every- thing. l le was handsome, intelligent and very suc- cessful Everything broke Just right for Bautzer except for one traurnabc night in BalbOa. Bautzer -1 never called him by anything but his ldst name - and I went to USC together. As undergra'duates we were active in campus p61.itic5 and were on the debate team together. Bautzer was the star of the team. I wa not. ,Although Bautzer wds a year ahead of me as an undergradu- ate, we both entered law school at the~ame time. I tOQk a chance'• and entered law school at the end of my jwiior year. You could do thot, and at the end of your _ freshman yedr in law school you . . THI VERDICT did. Of my freshman class of 165, only 60 of us pa,ssed. The rest flunked out and had to go back and take another year as an undergraduate to get their bach- elor's degrees. Law school was tough in those days. or the 60 of us who got out of the freshman class, only 30 of ·us graduated. The bar examina- tion was tougher then, too. Only 30% of us passed compared to the 50% or 60% who now pass. The result today -too many lawyers. BtJt back to Bautzer. Bautzer was an unbelievably brilliant law student. H~ ahnost never studied, but got almost all earned your bach~or's degree. -A's. After law school, Bautzer ' There was one catch. You had became a highly successful to make it through that freshman entertainment lawyer. He had a year of law schoof. Not everyone much-publicized love affair with Joan Crawford, was seen regu- larly Wlth other beautiful stars, married a couple of times and when he died Wai married to an English actress whose name I can't remember. One incident marred an other- wise fantastic career -the night in Balboa. One weekend during our • ·· freshman year in law school, Bautzer ca.me down to Balboa to spend the weekend with me. That Saturday we were on the beach next to the Balboa pier, where everyone went in those days. &utzer's roving eye spot- ted a good-looking girl 1' hap- "'pened to know. I introduced them, and they made a date to meet that night at the Ren- dezvous. That night I was workmg the soft-drink counter at the Ren- dezvous and saw Bautzer get into a shoving match with a smaller man I vaguely knew as an oil-field worker from Hunt- ington Beach Dick Whit.son, manager of the Rendezvous, followed his usual practice and threw them bpth out, advising them to fight it out on the beach. Before they left 1 warned Bautzer that Ute other guy was probably pretty tough. Bautzer said not to worry, that he had taken boxing lessons and could take care of. himself. They got to the 'edge of the boardwalk, and as Bautzer was taking off his jacket, the other guy slugged him in the mouth when Bau~er's jacket was over his elbows and he was completely • helpless. Bautzer lost three or four front teeth, and the fight was dvei. • However, Bautzer had tbosen missing teeth replaced, and the' fact that they were artificial d.Ld• n't seea:i to slow him down in his purswt of beauqtul women. The moral of this Story -and every story should have a moral " -ls that if yoy should ever get into a fight with an otl-fteld \tlork- er, don't bother to take off your Jacket Oil-field workers don't care chddly about the Marquis of Qlleen.sbeny rul~ o~ boxing. · • ROBERT GAJU>NER 1s I retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. Hts column runs Tuesdays School district pushes forward with revamped bilingual prograni • Board will evaluate current policies and consider changes that comply with Proposition 227. want to see bow we can prepare our teachers for any changes that need to be made.• H USEU'I. MASHNI ID1y Pilot NEWPORT·MESA -Local school offiq_als are moving ahead with Plans to unplement Proposi- tion 227, even though its fate hangs m hmbo. At its July 14 meeting -the day before a San Francisco Judge will hear arguments against OCC offers four-part acting workshop OCC is offering a four-part act- ing workshop for individuals interested m makmg commercials for television and acting in Wm. The course is presented by Robert Conrad, an experienced produc- er, writer, director and actor. He will teach the basics of film termi- nology. The workshop will meet on Fri- days, July 10-31, from 7 to 10 p.m. in OCC's Business Education Bull· chng. There is a $96 registration fee implementing Proposition 227, )Vhich abolished bilingual educa- tion -the Newport-Mesa school board will revisit the bilingual debate, evaluating its current policies and detenrunitl9 what changes should be made before September. •We were working toward that goal anyway:" said school board Pr~sident Jim Ferryman. "We BRIEFLY IN and $3 material fee. For more infor- mation call (714) 432-5880. Study .woruhop for children to be held Children between the ages of 11and14 can learn how to study in a three-week program on Tues- days and Thursdays beginning today. The workshop is provided · by OCC's Community Education Office. Classes are from 9:30 a.m. to 10:50 a.m. in Room t 12 of OCC's Counseling and Admissions Build- ing. The fee is $50. F.r1writ·11 ct · l'o 11 ( "" f 1 "'I Even before the June 2 elec- tion, when California voters over- whelmingfy passed Proposition 227, the Newport-Mesa school board revamped its bilingual pro- grams to accelerate student tran- sition from bilingual to English cl6S$CS. But the ballot measure's passage will force the district to eliminate a prirJlary-language- instruction component included in tlft! revamped version. THE NEWS .. Students should bring paper and pen to class. For information, call (714) 432-5880. OCC begins children,s writing class today OCC's College for Kids pro- gram will be offering a three- week creative writing class for children between the ages of 11 and 14 this summer. The program begins today. from 11 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Room 1t2 of OCC's Counseling ·carol was nl!W to our neighborhood and asked for the namt! of a reputable company to clean her sofa and carpet. Every.me on our street uses only une company, COIT, and I told her so. Now \ :: .. ;~ Carol recommends COIT too"/ ' "/'t~ been using COI T more tban 20 years, ever since they were able to get grease fire stains out of my draperies. When Doris needed ber draperies cleaned, I immediately '{~" -~: ~· ~ · recommended COIT. " For over 45 years, CO/T 's advanced equipment and fully trame , ce . technicians have provided the most effective cleaning available for aJJ types of carpets, rugs, draperies, and upholstery. COIT's professionals care and personal attention to detail a sures you 'the finest results possible; and we guarantee it! •• Call Today 'For A Free Estimate. COIT_ Perryman said the school dis- trict is increasing the number of mentor teachers to help with the implementation of the new pro- gram and help new teachers who will be hired to replace about t 00 retiring instructors. While other distric:.ts in ·the stale are threatening to ignore the initiative, county officials said Orange County school dis· tricts are "making a good-faith effort• to comply with Proposi- tion 227 while urging the state Board of Education to giant them and Admissions Building. The fee is $50. Writing skills and creative self- expression will be taught by Cheryl Pickrel. Sbe has taught study and writing workshops for more than 10 years. Registration is under way at the Community Education Office at OCC, next to the library. Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. For more information, call (714) 432-5880. leniency in implementing itS requirements. "The main concern I'm bear- ing is that districts want a little flexibility for kids who ,may need more than just one year Qf English immersion,• said Ronald Wenkart, general counsel for the Orange County Department of Education. ·All the districts seem lo feel a little overwhelmed by having to implement this huge change so soon.· Wen.kart S8ld the state board seems sympathetic to the districts' request for leniency in imple- menting program changes and could enact emergency regula- bons granting distncts fiexibilit¥ for students who need more than a year of support in their primary language. Barring .a successful court chal- lenge, the provisions of Prop<>Sl- bon 227 should be enacted by Aug 1. Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT Also on our menu: TORTILLA SOUP CHI LI SIZE CHILI & CHEESE OMELElTE • .. Just··········1 i · .. .. , here! 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Optional Beach Community Services, 3300 Altematlves for Funding Your found at www.latfmu.com/pllot . extended odctys, which include a Newport Blvd. For more informa-Invention will be presented from SUrvtvon o l.ftCiit ADonY111ous for female victims of seiua) abuse r and rape, their friends and rela- bves meets from 10 a.m . to noon every Saturday at 160 Victoria St, Costa Mesa. The~ is Do fee. For more inf orrnatio • call Iris at 859--TODAY Foreign-exchange students who will be m lhP Uruted Stdles dunng the 1 Q98-99 school yNr will be look.mg for host fdrruhcs Student'> will briny their own he,1Jth msur- dnce dlld spend1n~J money for schWJJ dnd cntertdtnmenl ror rnoic 111lorrn<1llon, < t11l h71-0421 Bal4nce Retraining/Fall Preven- tion clas!>es fur scn10rs w1Jl lw pie· ... cntc>d from 2 ·m tO i 30 p.m. Tut:>Scldy'> t1nd Thur'><ldys lrom Jul) 7-'iO c1t Ot1.,1'> !'wn1or CC>flter, 800 l'\ lclr9tw11lf' \\l• . Coronet tfpl ~tar. 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The Padftc Coast Quarter Horse 1if49) 253-0952. r · Show runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. I WEDNESDAY Valerie Hunt -a scientist, cllnl- C'idn, philosopher and mystic - will present Curb Aging Con- sciously at the Inside Edge, a breakfast forum, from 6:30 to 6::l0 a.m. at The Twin Palms Restau- rant, 630 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Adnussion is $20 for lust b.Jne guests; others are $35. ror mlonnation. call 460-4242. Low-income famllles from Ba1- •boa. Corona del MM and New- port Beach may pick up free USDA surplus food from 8 to 10 d .rn at lhe West Newport Beach Commuruty Center, 883 W. 15th St .. Newport Beach. The distribu- tion lakes place the second WP<lnesday of each month. For more mforrnation, call 631-2177. Readers may choose between qroups lhat meet at 9:30 a.m. and 7 p m. i11 the Newport Beach Cen - Lrdl Library, 1000 Avoe'tido Ave., to discuss "Hotel du Lac" by Ani- tt1 Broukner. Everyone 1s wel- curnP. For more infom1ation, call (4491 717-3890. The Networkers will meet from 11 45 am to 1 p .m at the Costa f t-..1e ... a Go.IJ & Country Club. 1701 Golf Course Drive Admission is &-12 dnd mdudes lunch. for more 10lom1at1on, call 885-9093. Hair Braiding Made Easy will be presc>nted from 6.30 to 8:30 p.m . dl Corona del Mar's OASIS Cen- lc>r, 800 Marguente Ave, Corona del Mar Registration 1s $14 for Newport Beach residents and $19 lor nonr~sidents, Register al New- port Bedch Community Services. 3JUO Newport Blvd. For more 1nlormation. call (949) 644 -3151. Writing for Magazines ll will be prP..,c>nled on four consecutive WC'<lnesdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m, starting tonight at OaslS Center, 800 Ma.rguerite Ave., Corona del PHEN!~~!d! 79,,. A Complete Medical Weight Loss Program Hewport Beod! long Beoch(Haples) Huntington Beodi Son Juan Capistrano ~ (800) 700-877 4 ~ ~,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,/, through Sunday in the Equestrian SAJURQAV Center at the Or11nge County RI Fairgromids, 88 Fair Drive, Cost Mesa. Show admission is indU' ed in Orange County Fair tick( f.. Prices are: ge~eral. $61 ser Jrs (55+), $5; kids (6-12) $2; chi' ,ll'en 5 and below are tree. For foore information, call 708-1652 I ,SmJth Barney Inc. WlU 1resent a serrunar titled Aow tQ Jet a Mil- lion-Dollar Professir ~1al Money Manager for Your$" JD;OOO Portfo- lio from 5:30 to 7.30 p.m. at the Sutton Place 1-f~tel, 4500 Mac- Arthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For Ulformation, call (949) 955-7817. FRIDAY Consumer Business Network fnc. will meet from 7 to 9 a .m. at nie Tee Room at the Newport Beach . Golf Course, 3100 Irvine .Ave. Admission is $15. Parking is free. For information, call 969-9790. Gates open for the 1Q6th annual Orange County Fair, which con- tinues through July 26 at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Hours for this year's-fair, themed We're ln the Pink, 'are noon to mid: n ight· Monday through Wednes- day and 10 a .m. to midnight Thursday through Sunday. Gen- eral adm..ission is $6; seniors (55'+ ). $5; kids (6-12), $2; chil- dren 5 and below are free. Park- mg 1S $4: vehides with four or more incbviduals are $2. For more Ulformabon, call 708-3247 or visit the website at www.ocfair.com . Bo Dlddley will perform at 1 and 9 p.m. at the 106th annual Orange County Fair in the Arlington The- ater al the fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Shows are free with fai r admission. General admission is $6; seniors (55+), $5; lods (6-12), $2; children 5 and below are free. Parking is $4: vehicles with four or more ~di- Birds of Prey ls the Utle of the ·campfire program that will be presented at 7:45 p.m. at Upper Newport ' Bay Ecological Reserve, 600 Shellmalcer Road. Newport Beach. Program and ·parking are flee. Hot chocolate and marshmallows will be served. For more information, call (949) 640-6746. MONDAY The Costa Mesa Ubrary, 1855 Park Ave., will present a story time from 7 to 7:30 Monday evenings through July 27 at the library. AdmissiQn is free. for more infor- mation, call (949) 646·8845. JULY 14 A re presentative from UCl's Admissions Off.ice · will be at OCC's Thansfer Center from 1 to 4 p.m . to meet with students interested in transferring. OCC's Thansfer Center is on campus at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, For an appointment or more infortnation, call 432-5894. ONGOING Maxine Cohen, a marriage and family therapist, sponsors a n anonymous help line for individu- als with relationslup problems. She n:\ ,,."-N1,,,0 Child Quest International, Inc. g ~ fl. Non-Profit Corporation Devo1ed lo the Protec11on a.nd Recovery ~ r of Missing, ~bused and Explolled Children s ',f Child Quest Has Assisted ..,; · In the Recovery of Children ...__Mw' Marcus Farina PARENTAL ABDUCTION Age Of Disappearance: 6 Months Old Date of Birth: 06/14191 Date Missing: 12106/91 Missing From: sex: Male_·------'~~w.tlld<.. Helght: 26" Eyes: Blue Hair: Blonde At birth, Marcus had a Thyroid and Pltultatv Disorder. ~= "· \,1h.1t111n Tonm1) Peter Phil Vince ::: Fla' orful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner ::: ~ I n11111t "ont r<••m & dl1111111 room• .1rnllwhlt for i;roup huslnffi mttlln&~ •nd prh alt! funcllon1 L 723-0621 l'lt'u'e C"llll l'or Rei.ervations and Oireetion\ Child Quest lntemational, Inc. • 1625 The Alameda, Suite 400 (408) 287-HOPE Office• 1-800-248-8020 Sighting Line 25 I Shipyard Way • N~wport Beach Seniors and low-income famllles in the Costa Mesa-Newport BeAch area can obtain free USDA suiplus food from 11 a .m. to 3 p.m. OD the second Friday of each IllOnth in the rear parking lot of Church of Christ, 740 W. Wilson St., Costa Mesa. Bring picture identification. For more informa- tion, call 650-8236. The Thursday Morning Club p resents an entertainment lun- cheon on the second Thursday of each month at Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Copst Highway, Ne~ort Beach. The club also bas ongoing activities, such a s golf aad bridge. For a !ree ..newsletter or more information, .call 546-2244. A free support group for women witQ. gynecologic cancers meets from 9:30 to i 1 a .m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month al Patty and George Hoqg cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For information, call 722-6237. Mesa Emergency Service Am- a teur Communication offers the opportunity for ham radio oper· ators to participate in Cost Mesa 's Radio A · 11 Emergency Service organiza· tion.. Weekly nets are held al 7:20 p .m . on 147.060 MHz. Monthly meetings are held at 6:30 p.m. ob the fourth Wednes- day of each month at the Costa Mesa Police Department. For ·more information, call 754-7045. Support is available for people who will undergo or are under- going bone-marrow transplants or stem-cell rescues and the11 families at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center. For more 3918. .. . ·/ lbe Jaycees ~ a group oJ young professional.. ges 21 to 39 who get togetb<: for community ser- vice, bus ess• n~tjvorking and social~!f. MeetiqQts are held the second :and f owrtb Thursday o( every .m~nth. Fo,r more informa- tion, call 45 t -2,f~8. TI1e ,KlwanJs Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at noon Thursdays at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bay- side Drive, Corona del Mar. For more Ulformation, call 852-1148. Oasis Senior Center offers a half. hour of free legal consultation by appointment by calling 644-3244 .. Monthly workshops for people with cancer and their relatives meet from 7 to 8:30 p .m . the sec- ond Tuesday of every month at the Patty and Geo-rge. Hoag Cancer Center in Newport Beach. For more information, caU 760-5542, A support group for younger patients with lupus meets from t :30 to 3 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month in Newport Beach. For details, call 536-1734. A workshop for people with lymphederna meets from 2:30 to 4·30 p.m. on the first Tue~day or each month at Hoag Cancer Center auditorium in Newport Beach. For more information. call 760-554 2. CHILOREN·s SHOES SEMI-ANNUAL SALE UP TO 50°k OFF GREAT $EUCTION Of MAJOR BRANDS ANO STVl.£5 INCL.UOING: • StriJe Rite •Jumping jacks • Little Capezio • Airwalk • Skechers • Nike Sale starts on Friday, JulY 10th. Fashion Island (Nm to Atrium Coun) Newport Beach 644-2464 324 11 Golden Lantern (<>can Randa VJllce) J:.arna Niguel 248-5671 ORANG CO. 'INCE Your Source Local News ~,.tu% .. 1;.0 Child Quest International, Inc: 8, '!:.. A Non.f>rof1t CorporallOn Oevoled to the Pro1ec11on and Recovery 9 'F ol Missing. Abu. 'Id and e~plocled Chcldren i '! Chlld Quest Haa Asalated · In the Reco~ery of Children / --- Christina Ann Fulton Missing l'fpe: Runaway Missing From: La Mirada, CA Age at Disappearance: 16Years otd Date Of Blrttt: 11121/80 sex: Female Race: White Hetght: 5' 7• Might; 150 lbS. EyeS: Brown Hair: Dartc Brown • Newport Beoch/Costo W\eso Do ily Pilot ' • • 0Tuesdoy, July 7, 1998 . service just for the iair, • she said. i BC i!:Hl:E R' '" cumstances were unusual,)le said. That n~ber doesn~ 1ndud.e ! ~ ,,,.. •averybod~ around her the ~~ t ,000 edditional car---t ~~::::':'~~"'=~~~-=~ ..Ulought it was odd.-" said another declined to give the amounloUhe Jicy, ---=.-g?.mpaJw can wait until the 10ves· agatrolr'Concludes or tlic fi'v'"-'e'--_._ ... ..,. the one-person ride, which will cost $40 per launch, gives rid- ers a unique point of view as they socu high above the fairgrounds before · swingiJ\g back down to Earth. , nivat Tlde• ·operators and! CONTINUED FAOM 1 ne~hbor;wno Cli<!l'rr'want to b.r exhibitors, who are hired by pri-i identified •u seemed like such vate companies and don't work i proves otherwise, this remains an an unpossible thlng to happen to for the fairgrounds. ! accident." a good athlete. But to tlunk she hit While some fair preparations j Former neighbor Dave Grant her head on the boat is definitely have been ·made over the last , said Pegye was a ch.arming per-possible. It's strange they couldn't week, things kicked' into high l son, always loold,ng out for her lind her body.• gear Monday. J • ! three kids. When he heard about Eric .said he has yet to collect With the end of the Del Mar i the tragedy, he thought the cir-any 'insurance money and Fair on Sunday, many of the trav-i ln uail_ce 9.2IDPMP llDnnally pay Off 41>0llt'Y wfthin d~of the death. However, if there is an ongoing investigation into the case, insurance companies can delay payment for up to five years, with interest accruing, said ~ insurance department ~1eswoman Lisa Acheson. II there is a cloud of doubt, a y~~.f~lS UP.1 • she said. • ·p GOrdon GliSig8W,,a-octc¥..w8°6 helped Pegye ·get her flrst 1® when she moved from New Mex• ico, said he believes a rip current took his friend. "Sh~ probably couldn't save herself m that situabon, • pe said. •it's hdid to keep holding out hope after a year,• -The experience begins with the rider strapped tn and on the ground. But as ~c;nston in the bungee cords builds up, the per- son is let go and, thrust into the air a~ about a 45-~~gree angle. The rider climbs about 100 feet into the air befor~ reaching the peak ol the arch ai)d swinging back. eling food vendo1s and exhibitors i ---,----..,.---.,..-----------"----"------~----------- who spent.the last month At that i c· OUNCIL A$~~ates as the firm to compile ·vou're strapped in on a para- dlute harness that fastens at the ~ j:)ack," sa.16 Doug Anderson, own-• San Diego-area county fair ! the city's West Side Specific J?lan. arrived in Orange County. i . •A lot of the vendors and con-l CONTINUED FROM 1 The httent of thationgwra~ · cessionair~ are coming in ~ 'plan, the most ambitious ever today,• B¢Jey-Findley said. i gave the fair $16 million and · undertaken by µte city, is to put The I)lain parki{lg lot off Pair ; control over the controversial a better face on the city's oldest DQve, where the Orange County ~ venue, which could reopen if a area, which is home · to about Markel Place swap meet is held 1 Superior Court j~dge later ~this one-third of all Costa Mesans. each weekend, also has been j month lifts sound restrictions EIP Associates will be respon- tumed back over to the fair, ! imposed on the facility. sible for recommending ways the of businesses and rezoning parts of the area. While the hiring of a firm lo complete the plan is important, ofbcials cautioned it is just the first step in a long effQrt to revamp the West Side. ·1. thin.k i t ~lniportant to note that this is just a begirµtirig, • City Councilwoman Heather Somers said . •w e are looking at a plan that could take decades to unplement.• Woodie Tescher bf ElP Associp ates scUd once a for,mal contract ii signed later this tnonth, his firm. will begin the roughly two mQnlhs of tield work, research and community meeting& des'igned to collect feedback from residents. The councJl should have a draft specific plan to review in six to ~1ght months, he said. - · er of Andel'Son Ventures, which owns and operates the ride. ·so when you get to the top, you're flOdting with your arms out and flying lik~ SuP.0nnan. • While the· fairgrounds plays llost to plenty of weekend shows, exhibitions and -Other gatherings just about every weekend of the year, fair time is when the place really starts jumping. which began{tUming part of the l In other action, the City Council city could improve the area, area into a display of fuchsia now-; selected Los Angeles-based EIP including road work, new types ers -the official plant of the city r ----------~--=---------------------------------------.... of Costa Mesa -and a kids' l cu:tiVlty area. The swap meet now 1 SIGNS begins its three-week hiatus to i · Fairgrounds General Manager Becky Bailey-Findley said about 100 workers staff the facility year- round, but during the swnmer fair, ~at number swells to about 1,000 paid employees. •A lot of those people are locals and students who work as parking lot attendants or in food . . ARREST 'CONTINUED FROM 1 • I 1 Police patiently watted for Wofford lo give btmself up, attempting to contact him by phone. But hours passed, and police never received a response. Al midnight, authonties ended the standoff and announced Chat Wofford wasn't inside the apart- ment. make room for the annual fair. i Bailey-Findley said even the ! CONTINUED FROM 1 lair's theme -.... We're in the Pink j -has caught on with some of the i thinking, and here the only more spirited fair workers. All i 1 thinking that goes on is the half-lun hour on the freeway every day.• pdI g lot attendants wear pink l Not only does Wilcox write his T-shirts and baseball caps, but j thought-provoking messages on some employees have gone the l the large pieces of wood, bis con- extra mile by volunteering to dye ! versations are filled with double their hair pink for the fair, she i negatives and cryptic catch said. i, phrases. VThere are a lot of reasons Lt. Ron Smith said Wofford has ·:' why I'm here." he said. "People are picking the wrong answers been uncooperative with Nevada l for safety, and safety is only police and didn't indicate how he i where you're not scared to eluded officers at the apartmentr i know.• - Wofford was wanted on ~o ! Wilcox will stay on that comer warrants -a $50,000 warr~ connection with a Costa Mesa i fro~ 6 a.~. to 11 p.m. every d~y robbery June 9 and a $500,000 i until he. displays at least 3~ dif- warrant from San Bernardino l ferent signs. He has four pieces· . County. Police said he stole sever-1 of w~d that he repaints each al firearms from an Apple Valley 1 day. Wl!h L!te messages ~at ~e home and displayed a handgun l carnes m his head and wntten m dunng the commission of the rob-l his Bible. bery. l He listens to a small radio It's the last weeke nd to drive e n d-to-end o n the San Joaquin Toll Road for just a b uck! Hop on! B E C A U S E L I F E • S T 0 O t S H 0 R T . C.11 1-ec>o-J78-TRAK(l 72S) for more lnfomM1tlon or• TCA '••Tr•k~ llPPflca11on. -p/11te4a DESIGN CENTER ''For All Your Decorating Needs!'' ·"foRNITU RE UPHOLSTERY • Custo m-Made Furniture CUSTOM DRAPERIES Blinds & Shades • Custo m Bedspread • Headboards •Pillows •· Slip Covers atio Furniture CARPETING Textures • Plush • Cable • Berber 20°/o OFF ENTIRE STOCK that he has strapped to the street-light pole. He likes Dr. Laura Schlesinger's show and sometimes tunes into Rush Lim- baugh. Wilcox said bis favorite part or the day is when passers-by come up and talk to hun, partic- ularly young people. They always think he is a religious fanatic, be said, but soon they . become intrigued with his non- mtrusive mannerism and often confide in him. • 1·m trying to tell people I'm not the danger," he said. • 1 try to give kids hope that the better they get at not lying to them- selves, the more they will be trusted.• Wilcox knows that hls rugged appearance can be mtirrudalulg, which is why he finds it courdgeous when peb- ple approach bun. He has a scrapbook full of newspaper clippings and hand-written let- ters from adults and children that say ·cod bless you /. and •Thank you for changing the way we think.• He describes himself as an ·Beginning Friday, July 10th 'f .. JOHn LfOnHRO'S GOLF SHOP YES 9 THERE WJlLL BE A TO GO IBY IBOAT 0 E anll-gang, antl-VIgtldnte actiV1'l -a belief he said sterns front his upbringing His grandfather was a target of. vigilantes in th~ McCarthy era, he said ·They prepared me,· Wilcox said. • 1 m a legacy • Wilcox said lus real goal in being the ·sign Man• is to show people how to believe, not tell them what to believe. • "The kmgdom of God is the only place we won't be able te fool ourselves,• he said. ·Bui telling doesn't work on nonbe- li evers.• The Newpon Harbor Nautical Ml•lllJ!•t' is building a 71 ft. float alongside the Pn'de of N~port fo by bay boats and excursion vcsscls. Our goal is co have the by summer of 1998. To finance our vennuc the M You arc invited to support this effort. Permanent rccogniti on a plaque at the head of the gangway from the Aoa ~~ Ri-verb9at Resta ~~ Exciting Muse ~~· Entertaining E¥ and Lots of Fun. Open to the public Come Aboard! OYal ..___._..,_!/II QUP'9Jllll4 a~ ,a~..,... t ' I L • Rod Millen still looking for those seven precious seconds. ' 1(1(.JIAJU> D UNN (Qty Pb Tnues) with 156 turns. MOTOR SPOITS 130 mph. .. QUOTE Of 111 DAY the Celi.ca). It has much better balance. We plan to race fl two more years, I know we can extract more speed on the track." ------- . -- - -... ...---"' .. ~ . - • .. nearly 30 years, so I don't look at it as being dangerous -it's chaHenging to get a machJne to the top as fast as possi"' ble, • said Millen, 41. ''" NEWPORT BEACH ' Even though ~od Millen captured hls 11eventh champi- onship in the 76th annual Pikes Peak --rntematlonaJ Hill Climb 10 Manitou "Stllings, Colo., the Newport Beach off- 'Vdad racer came up short once agam in "'his quest to break the> coveted 10-mmute ·1 think some of the drivers e.head of me were dragging a Jot of loose gravel out of the ditches and onto the racing line. I just couldn't get an~ traction on some of those comers. Every year the , conditions are different." · Millen raced in his new purpose-built PennzoiVI'oyota Tacomd truck whidl fea.tl..tres a turbo-charged, four-cylinder, 2.1-liter engine,. a vehide .designed to maximize horsepower at high altitudes. Weather conditions during the climb can change radically, because varying elevations cause temperatures to drop from as high as 90 degrees to sometimes freezing at the finisn line. Millen said there have been discus- sions among event officials to allow the faster vehldes in the Pikes Peftk, Hill Climb to go first, rather than' after many others have already climbed the hill. "In the last two ot three years, we've really seen the road continue to deterio- rat&, • .Millen said. •1n the past, we haven't pushed (the idea of moving the Unlimited Class to earlier in the competi- tion)." The route leading to the · zenith of Pikes Peak, considered by many as the ~eatest hill-climb race in Western civi· lization, has the usual r<><id signs, but few highways can rival the sharp twists and . hairpin turns. ' ... Gamer. · · · ~en's son, Rhys, won the High Per- formance Showroom Stock Two-Wheel Drive·Class for the second year in a row. "(The cond.Juon.'>) wc>re ve>ry loose and slippery.· Mt.lien ~dtd Monday from his Q?fice m Hunbngton Bc•dch, after clock- ing a 10:07.70 on Sdturddy m the rugged race up d 14,110-foot mountain (12.42 The Pen.nzoilffoyota Tacoma truck is 200 pounds lighter and had more down- force than his the winning .Celica last year, Millen sa.id. Millen won last year's race in 10:04.54, ending 30 seconds ahead of his nearest competitor to win the Unlimited Class and overall title, reaching a top speed of · "Pikes Peak is a unique race, • t-1i.llen .!>aid. "In the Unlimited Class that I com- pete in, our engmeers get an opportunity to learn from the previous year's race and challenge themselves to design and cre- ate (a vehicle) without any rules or regu- lations, while still being safe. "That's what we did with the Toyota Tacoma. We had limited testing, but it proved to be a much nicer machine (than Millen, now a seven-ti,me Pikes Peak winner, bolds the course record of 10:04.06 (set in 1994). The road to the top of Pikes Peak is made up of loose dirt and gravel, and has no guard rails. "I've been around motor sports for I Last year, Rhys Millen, 25, won that class in 12:59.41, breaking his father's record of 13:21.17 set in 1992. Th.is year, he broke his own record by 15 seconds. •My middle son, Ryan (who turns 14 today}, is already asking m.e w~en wE7'r~ going to build his race car, Millen said. -------.... • COL LEGE SCllPIOOI -SOUlllll -.. -" ''"" .... '"'" • Basketball, softball were the obvious highlights for Southern California College's women's campaign. What a trip the 1997-98 school year was for the Southern Califor- nia College women's athletiC pro. grams because it was literally the trip• that made the year so uruque. The basketball team made iti first-ever appearance at the NAIA National Championships in Jack- son, Tenn. The softball squad re turned to the NAIA World Series in Tulsa, Okla. after a three-year absence from the Nationals. The tennis squad earned a national ranking with players heading off to Nationals, and individuals from the track and field squad also boarded air- planes to compete in postsea&on festivities. . For the squads tb4t didn't cash in on the travel-type of success, change and individual accom- ~t hig:hllghted the year. Goalke~per Jessica Lubman. sophomore defender Rebekah Draxler and midtielders Shelley Bage and MEgan Conner also earned second team All-Far West Region. Under Coach Scott Dameron, the Vanguards posted a 13-8 mark, 5-5 in conference for third place. Two of those losses in tbe GSAC were one-point falls tc> Westmont, the nation's top- ran.ked team. +Buketball 'Ibey were the talk of the cam-· pus. Coach Russ Davis' squad rewrote the sec women's basket'' bell recordbook as they earned • berth to the Nation.al Champi .. " omb1pe Viii a GSAt-toumament chanlpionsbip, an 11-0 coofer- ence title -the Vanguards' first. The team ~ed the most Wini with a 29-6 showing. + Croll Country But it didn't stop there. Junior Monica Landa made the Senior Elaine Whittemore took _ hip to chilly Kenosha, Wisc. for it upon berSelf to pen her name all tbe National meet over the individual record book. as • She qualified after a sinling well. seasob and cruised the Kenosha Whittemore became the all.- course in 21:10, placing 97th Of time leading scorer and reoound- 333 runners. er talking GSAC Player of the The squad earned fourth place :Year and Third Team All-Ameri-soulbena in the GSAC meet. can accolades. Calltomla +Volleyball Secoad in the VOting to tne College.. It must be tOUgh. conference MVP was point guard W08191........ 1be Vm,aguardl ~in ttie Amee Ptri4. :JWi1or Kristi Wright' for tbe 1117-11 l9UQbest women's volleyt>all con-a1IO made the All-GSAC teent ferenoe in the NAIA. The Golden while Davii took Coach of the- ca.paign WU State Athletic Conference pro-Year honon. dommatfid t;y : duced five squads that were, at Whittemore joined fellow.. the IUCC8U of i least at one point, in the countiy's dasamates Gina Jojola and tbe V~' : top 25. SCC was never one of Albber Chaney .. in their final' buketball Del i them. game, a 75-61 losS' at NatiooaJs,• softball 18,..,, : sec struggled to a 3-11 con-but a 1e>lid bunch including AJ.aM : ference uiark and 12-15 overall, Kempton and 5aril Herkenhoff coacbed by : but one of the one1 feeling the wW return. Rusi Davis aad i strain Of the constant great com-• soe.n Betb l enkolki, : petition was Coech John Lee. Add another banner to that rwpecllvety.---.....: Lee resigned at the end of tbe outfield f~..!e'~:--:-"':'::-~__..;__.~-l---_. E.m swept to ! seaiOO 1hUi ulhalngin1be0Ulft"" -1'tiat'1just what the VanguMdj ,,._Iden s•-.-! ZieJtnRi Ere. dlamoDd aew did as it dinche<t uv _.., : ZleltnMi, Who played her col· the GSAC crown with a 12-.t Athletic ! lage career et Ball State, q1*kly mark, plus an oVerall record of 51- C onfereDc:e : got on the recruiting trail. t3. · r1 cbam lo......._ : Soas Coecb Betll RenkOlkl'1 team'• p : nm WU Meggen Pleenel's took. trip to 1\J.Jaa. Okla. for tbe..., : MUQll, 1be senior out ot Newport NAJA Wodd series and finllbed : HarbOt ~ becmM the pro-lftb. .. i grma'a all-time a..-iii .-. Jwuor Gtetdlen Brandt : wttb 21 Did eamed an NA.IA All-claimed conference pltchet o1 tW i Anmtmn boncnble mentlaD. yur honon, jolJiing teammate• i Fleener aJso jomad. tMmmete I Kat18 Kelley, a defender, on the • AD-GSAC ~d. LITTLE LEAGUE DISTRICT 62 ILL·Slil IOUlllMEIT · • MCll7 ~ . ...... ... :costa Mesa loses heartbreaker Mesa comeback falls short - ~Costa Mesa American ;,eliminated from District 62 ~~-Star Minors Tournament ;mer Huntington Valley rallies :to win Monda y's contest, 10-9. • • .. Rla wto DUNN WESTMINSTER -After DJ. Peizi fluntin{Jton "Valley U wo "teagu ~ mocked home the game-winning run ~ to cW-1 Cqsta MtM Aman· cen. h1i teammates sprinted toward flnt bale to mob him. Th n Paizi ran On · the other side, Costa Mesa son, who scored the winning run from Amerjcan lost a heartbreaker, 10-9, third base, went 3 for 4 with two dou· while getting eliminated from District bles and four runs scored. 62 All-Star competition a t Johnson The only other bit for Costa Mesa Middle School. American was Jamie Tinnlon's RBI Costa Mesa American, on the heels single in the second inning to spark-a of its 10-0 first-round setback against four-run rally. West.minste r, had ta.ken a 9·8 lead in Mesa used three pitchers for two the top of the sixth inning when center innings each: Starter Duemberger, fielder Matt Doran, who bats cleanup, sean Williams and Doran . roped a two--run single, sco.rt.ng Harri-TI.onion, Duemberger and Hoppin ~•loppin·'Md-R.J.. DuerDberger.. scored two runs· ees:ti for COit.a· Me1a • •1t wu back and forth the whole American. A!-!Y:.~.f ~~ ~~~~·t:o.i~•:::±.!-••~..;!'a-:-nJ"""~,....--~•;l!llt.-:-~,rr'~•rd111~an~ LnniDg ""'...,..arl"M'ift·! ......_._ VM.LIY ti ager Scott Hunter Mid. •(Huntington a.. MIM •n•CM t Valley) w9illt Imo die llxth lnn1Dg one-Colt.I Mee A1Nrbn 141 102 • t l 6 . run down, but w. couldn't hold Hundogcon ~ 341 102 -10 12 4 them.• Ouemblifllft 'Mm1nw (J) Md Dorin (S) H ......._ u..n-. .~ .... Ind Hunllr: ~Ind Aum9lt; un:;;;;m ·-.r M.Ulwu IU every w. ~a · llnnlon fCMt.. ~ llmtAg .,.. ... IUth. DyloD Nidia&· (tN) 2. > . Local 9-and 10-year-old All·Stars eliminated in 6-4 District 62 loss. °"'Nae HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Costa Mesa National Utile League 9-and 10- year-old AU-Stars ran out of Innings before th8J ran out of fight Monday night. Detptte a four-run final at·bat rally, ~~Er. the locall could not stave off 6on lif~ DaU1ct tl2"n)unwmmtllt the Oce4.D "'8w Uttle League complex, fa1lin9 to Robinwood of Hmtingtoo. Beach. .~I". ~ • t..it •we gave lt our best lbot. we just came up lbolt,. Mela Menegw IC8vtal CUrren ..ad . 1be.an1 of two--8-lwell ...... drove ID a na ID t1ie ~bid. wfilda ...., lldldld ... ....,, .•• COiia t.t.a ~-~ -~ ., .... """"" -"' ... _ . -. . . .. . -. • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Tuesday, Juty 7, 1998 . 7 .. "llllfLY • • ~ature announcer fires up local Maiot All-Stars, who get all three hits ~the game is mistakenly 'ended..' BARRY FAUUCNF.R , , ' Dave~port drops a riotch to No. 3 I ~,.,. ,. l HUNTINGTON BEACH -Motivation can M A J •O · R S come from many places on a baseball diamond and the Costa Mesa National Llitle League Major Division All:Stars foup~ it in the announcer's booth Monday night. Trailing a talented Fountain Valley squad midway _through Ute third inning in of a District 62 Tournament eliminatiob1game at the Ocean View Little League complex, a public address announcement erroneously called the game to a halt, citing the 10-run ru.te. · A vocal and justified protest sprang up from the Costa Mesa coaches, who knew the rules ensured them at least two more chances to· score. And it wasn't long before the local 11-and 12-year-old standouts went about showing rumors of their demise bad been egregiously exaggerated. With two outs in the third, Michael Cahill broke up the combined no-hit bid of two Foun- tain Valley hurlers with a solid single up the . middle. Then in the fourth, the designated hosts belted back-to-back singles to make a run at ending the shutout. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Cost~ Mesa catcher Matt Schirmer puts the tag on a sliding Fountain Valley runner. Eric Schaefer whacked a one-out single to right field, before Greg Hughes found a hole with a blooper over shortstop. B. J. Larsen fol- . lowed with a walk to load .the bases, but Mesa was denied a run when the next two bitters fanned to end the 15-0 Fountain Valley victory. Wait 'til next ye~ The loss ended the double-elimination tour- . aament for Costa Mesa National, which fell to · Ocean View, 5-0, in the opener. · : Felipe Chavez pitched three scoreless : innings in relief of starter Edgar Islas, as the duo : combined to strike out eight Islas, however, made more than a mound : contribution as the hefty cleanup hitter crushed : a third-~g grand slam that soared beyond ' the center-field fence an estimated 300 feet. Fountain Valley managed 12 hits off three Mesa pitchers, though Cahill worked a scoreless fourth for the locals, who a.l'!o had a defensive highlight. The latter occurred in the second, when Cullen Crom charged a single to center field and gunned a strike to home plate. Catcher Matt Schirme! fielded the bullet in plenty of time to tag out a runner trying to score from second. Shortstop Adam Jorgenson also reached base with a walk and joined Schirmer and Schaefer as the only Mesa players not to go down on strikes. Cahill struck out four in 12/3 innings on the mound. Costa Mesa Manager Dana Greeley declined comment on the game. DfST1UC1' U TOURNAMIENT MA'°"5 FouNTAIN VAUS.Y 15, CosTA MEsA NATIONAL 0 Fountain Valley 438 O • 15 12 Costa Mesa National 000 O • O 3 2 Islas, Chavez (2) and Aguilera; Crom, Via (2), Cahill (3) and Schirmer. W • Chavez. 28 • Mitchell (FV), Whistler (FV), Lopez (FV), Patterson (FV). Sliva (FV). HR • Islas (FV). • Costa Mesa American bows. RIOIARD DUNN WESTivfiNSTER -With seven 11-year- olds on the Costa Mesa American Little League Major All-Star team, next year can- not come quick enough. ·nus is a transition year for us," Manag- er Pat McGuire said. "Last year we were loaded and the year before we were loaded, but this year we're young. Now we can look forward to the Mayor's Cup next week (against Costa Mesa National)." After losing in the first round, Costa Mesa American was eliminated Monday in the District 62 All-Star tournament by Hunting- ton Valley, 10-0, at Johnson Middle School. "l really thought our team was prepared tonight," said McGuire, whose squad faced an excellent pitcher in right-hander Jordan Hargrave, who struck out 14 and walked two in tossing a four-bit shutout. Dann}' Whitaker, Costa Mesa American's No. 2 hitter and left fielder, collected half of his team's bits -a rocket in the gap to left- center in the first inning for a double and a well-struck.single to left in the sixth. Gary; . 9onzales, with a leadoff sinJJle in the fifth, and Colin McGuire, with a lliie-dri- ve single to left in the sixth, provided Costa MAJORS Mesa Arperican with its oiily other hits. Huntington Valley, which had 14 hits and no errors behind Hargrave, scored in every inning except the first, when Daniel Cooper retired the side in order to give his team the early momentum. Cooper wdlkeq nobody in his route-going effort and punched out three, including the final batler he faced in the sixth, Brenton Hill. . Hargrave, who also had three ruts <it the plate, struck out the side in the second and third innings. He fanned two in every other inning. Lance Mowdy also had three hits for Huntington Valley. Costa Mesa American had its greatest threat in its last at-bat, when Whitaker sin- gled with one out and McGuire singled one out later. A wild pitch moved both runners in scoring position, then Jeff Sanchez wdlked to load the bases. Hargrave, however, struck out his 14th and final batter to end the game. DtSTRICT Q AU...STAll TOURNAMENT MAJOM HUNTINCi1'0N V AUS.Y 10 CostA MEsA AMoacAN 0 Huntington Valley 023 131 -1 O 14 0 Costa Mesa American 000 000 • 0 4 4 Hargrfve and Fleck. Giese (3), Fleck (5); Cooper and Carlch. W -Hargrave. 28 -Whitaker (CM), Fignetti (HV). • Ne~rt .splits at Pinto tourney DEEP SEA Mondays counts • Locals fall to St. Hedwig, Thoy Seeber struck 6ut five in 4-0, but come back with two innings of work in the open-er, with Austin Cardin and R.J. 4-2 win over Whittier to D'Cruz also contributing solid work from the mound. : keep title hopes alive. Kyle Caldwell and Ben Frazier bases loaded ·in the final inning. DewysLodl• (7 bo9ts, tt3 ...... ) 149 albacore. 6 bluefin tuna, 20 ~llOwtail, 791 barracuda. 59~ sand bass, 1 sculpln. • Novotna's Wimbledon · . . title boosts her abead of Newport Beach resident I in Wf A Tour rankings .. NBW- p ' 0 R T 'E •• Is BEACH After get- ting knocked out in the quarterb-. nals aUVimbledon and with Jana Novotna def eating Nathalie Tauziat for the women's singles- tiUe at the All England Lawn Ten- nis & Croquet Club, Lindsay Dav- enport of Newport Beach on Monday dropped from No. 2 to No. 3 on the Corel Women's Ten- nis Association Tour. Davenport, seeded second, was defeated in the quarters at Wimbledon by France's Nathalie Tauziat, 6-3, 6-3, Davenport, a Palisades Tennis Club member who has won over $4 .4 million in prize money in her career, has never advan~ed beyond the quarters at Wimble- don. She had been' No. 2 in the world since Feb. 2. Davenport, who has won 14 career singles titles and 20 dou- bles championships, lost at Wim- bledon in the second round in 1996 and '97. She was eliminated in the fourth round in '95, the quarters in '94 and ·the third round in '93, her first year at Wimbledon. She ]:Jloved into the tour's No. 2 position following her semifinal appearance at the 'Australian Open in Melbourne, Australia. Martina Hingis is still No. 1 ,with 3,358 computer points on the tour, followed by Novotna (2, 700) and Davenport (2,348). Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (2,301) and Venus Willfains (2,092) are start- ing to close in on Davenport. -by Richard Dunn Lawther directs camps CORONA DEL MAR -A y s 0 AYSO sum- mer camps, directed by Corona del Mar Hi~h boys soccer coach Derek Lawther and assisted by three top English coaches, will be held for four weeks .in August at Cd.M High and for three weeks at Harper School in Costa Mesa. Starting Aug. 3, four one-week camps will be conducted at CdM sec CONTINUED FROM 6 Jen ijouston, Chrissy Vega and Michelle Murie on the All-GSAC team. ANAHEIM _ Newport Har-were the leading hitters, with strong defensive work from Jo~ bor's Pinto All-Stars (8-year-olds) Swift, Erik Bonn, Garrett Gotdon, D'Cruz and Gordon got aboard in the fourth inning with a single and double, then both came around to provide the winning margin when Munnerlyn drove in both with a pinch-bit double. · Frazier, Smith, Whitney and Massmgill all contributed off en- sively. N1Hapwt LMcMng More honors came by virtue of (5 ...._, 1so .....,.., postseason play. splita pair over the weekend in Spenser Smith, Jackson ~ tbe-Or~e-Coun~tricl ~'-L!:.....1-Massingill, hri.stian -Munnerlyn nament, falling to St. Hedwig of and Jeny Whitney. Los Alamitos, 4-0, then bouncing Seeber, Bonn and Swift com- back to record a 4-2 victory over bined on the mound for the victo- Whittier to stay alive in the race ry over Whittier, the latter closing for the championship. it out with two strikeouts with the ---The-defensive-play of-tire day came in the ninth when Caldwell came up with a key stop at first base to help send the locals into this weekend's third round of play. 7 yetlOwtlllt, 126 al'*°'t. Houston and Vega were first t.t~.J;ll.bvraada ---:-t--tea.m-A.ll..Americans and Bmnd 1.1l0Ynd '*s. 6 halibut, was second team. S rodtfish, 1 sculpil\ Vega and· Heather Rogers l \Nh~. were all-tournament choices at NAIA Sarah Waters and Noelle Sturgill were NAIA scholar-alb- I (Monday through Friday), while the camps at Harper School begin Aug. 10. ~ps are for boys and guis age~ 4 to 12. SeUions will be IDr beginner, intermediate ilnd advanced training, along w1th _goalkeeper training. Camp ~ are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. Campers can choose mornmg, afternoon or full-day sess1(>Jl5. Details: (714) 440-4001. Pirate ~summer hoopS' comes to Estancia -~ COSTA ~~~ n c i a H O O p S: ' High bas-• ketball Coach Rich Boyce teams up with Orange Coast College Coach nm. O'Brien to offer ~e Pirate Basketball Camp for }?oys and girls from grades 2-8. Camps will run from 9 a.in .• - noon daily for two, one-w'eek sessions. The first session begl1ls on July 27 and the second ~ Aug. 3. , Only 50 spots are available for each session and the cosr is $6(). Signups . at the door a.re OK. unless the camp is tun. Sessions include instruction, games, juice breaks, certificates and awards. For information, call 573-2928. Newport begins quest for All-Stars cr own NEW- P O RT BEACH For m o re YOUTH I AS I I A·l L than a week, players for the New- port Beach Little League Majors All-Sta.rs have been practicing for Wednesday. The All-Stars wrJl open play against the winner of Lake Porest-Northwodd at the Viejo Little League Complex at .S p.m. as District 55 compe®~ begms. . The winner will play the W'Ul- ner of Rancho Mission Viejo .and Laguna Niguel at 10 a.rn. oze>ai- wday. The 9-and 10-year old Ail- Sta.rs 8 team plays today aga.mSt Lake Forest in the opening l'Qu.r¢ at the Rancho Mission Viejo tittle League Complex at 7:30 p.m. 1l)e winner will play Laguna Beach tt 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. letes. +Tennis Coach Paulo Barriga's tea.in wrapped up the season with a mark of 12-11 with a conference showing of 5-5. Amy Tate wu .., NAIA scholar athJete. + Track and Field The Vanguards finished foW1h at the GSAC Champ1onsbipsfbut seruor Isis Gonzales, Maribel~ .gado...and I ;mdo all won.Jndivid- ual b.Ues. Gonzales o.nd Delgado teamed with Newport Ha.rbqr High product Autumn Puro end Amy Buxman to clinch the 400 relay crown, as well. • PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NO'FICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ~---- .... 0 •• _....., ,.. .............. 1~' ' I I· I 1! I I ,, " ... Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily PiJot 8 Tuesday, July 7, 1998 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES -PUBLtc NOTICES atttBUC NQIJCI ~ l91!C~ b~: an 1Lle4~~ 01.1e1tci b}'Ll!l in41YJ~ual _ C111Ctld.()y• aa 1ne1Mdut1 ,..-~du...;c...;ted..;;.;,.;;.by-: ~...;n~iD-.d-.1vl:-:-d1i-i•!'"",1 =-Qa63a '9i49>707-564ll :ti it;. NEID AM EXJIUNAnoH ~ dC*' 01 _,.,.. ..,i~-w~Ol!B!J!Q1Jii!.AR~Y~·~ii8;ii8~8qi0~B~IT~U:~AR~Y~~~mr~ .. ~· ___ , ~ n•Ve you ifiiltcr dOlng Have you1li'ftia do1ng Havi. ~OU •tatted doing 1'ffl'IW yOU lfirtta dol1iv <IUtr .~led TMIM undtl 1MI ~ •1"9-flllD. llltW ... ~ \- ' fletttfeue 9v.tMn Mlnffl ~ v .. ?A-te ttwin... ~? v .. , tM7 • b\ltlMet~? No 'r" ~\1'9t? No lllO ~ I) ·ew·tat d MIM•T __ .,___ ~ .. .....,, ~._ • -""". ~ volYed with M'lltf1ll Ott: Heme Statement RObtft Lettls Zona G. Rich Kimberly Slokes Lt1I Helland Trua-recuOed tOa/25178 &l YOU IHOUU> CONfACf A ~todo.,.,.._.ln IHIPPMD Ill, ganlutlone lnOkl tr "The following pettona ate This 111t1ment w .. flied Thia 1ta1tment was liled ihl1 • atomtm was tiled This sia1tmen1 was hltd Oocurntot 37257 BoOk 1281311 UIWYUt. Nod:e i. ~ thl&_.., In a. .,.,.. ., ...... CeneU IM A"-' Pytee 8oy9 doing buslntst as· with t~ County Clefk ol with tht. County Clefk ol with the County Cle1k ol wltti the County Clttlc ol Peoe 1901 otOfllcallRec:orda 111 gt'M'\ thlt Union 1en11 now '9fldW au..-·1han cash 11 ~ U,. Hewllilll a) 5ell_Wlnd Proartlts •12! Orange County on M·98 011ng'e ~ount)'_on 6·19·98 Oran.)! County on 5·19·~!,_ Orang!. CQunty on,:;;·98 11v., ~ lht ~ .~ ~ u ~ ..... of ~ fNlll ~l&Y9'(f ltU•tn.nd Harbor Yacht ca.-S'i "Sei"Wmd Apartm~n'ls rn ttifti7n'69.f' 1fHO"t1f.2004 ttltam , .. I . 1 f'tee sr Orange· ~illy. Cakimil.-E'"u· Cdloml.t. NA. u tNftM, wethhold the luuence of.fte and tether, on com. --w .. 17th St #C-3, Costa Dally Pilot JulJ 7, 14, 21, 'Dally Piiot June 23, 30, Dally Pilot June 23. 30, Dally Piiot Ji!IY 7, 14, 21, cutecfby Pauwies.s.m:lnson. or tuCCeaaor truatee, °' Ttuttee'1 Deed until fUnds pany executive. end ~~n:.:.olc~:,!!. ~ Mesa. CA 92627 28, 1998 T904 July 7, 14, 1998 T888 July 7, 14, 1998 T891 28. 1998 T903 a wldOw and, Mtchel P eubltltuttd tNllH pursuant btcomt avelablt '° lht ~echtamen. bom tn Peuoteum e..::i.!.- Sandra l.. Sewell, 905 Salmonson. a memeCl man Md to '*'9 DHd of Tnllt U• PIYM OI tndorMt 'u a d Cellf I ··• ·-• Spring Tide Drive. Newpcrt PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Rlchard N sa1monsoo, an cUfl9d bV RlcNrd o. c..... mlCllf o1 right. 1e1c1 aa1e Wll ... ~.•g• u:~•· 1 o .• ,,' 1~:: end Southern c.at· Beacti, CA 92660 unmamed men,~ sel It public "°" and PaUllt G. CMUnof\ be INlde, but ~ c;ove.. ,..,.. fornle Chapt., of the This business Is con-Fictitious ButlnH• Fictitious Bualn .. • FlcUt101.1a Bu.aln•H Flcllllou1 8u1lne11 auction IO lhe h~hest l)iOder fot hum.nd and wife ~ l'lll'lt or~ upreutd peeaed away peac... Antique and Cl•llllc dLICled by· an lndlVidual • Nam• SJetement Name Statement . Nam• Statement N•m• Statement cash or cash*1 cl** ,,.p lt1H1 lnlt. " .,~ of OI lmpltd. '90lrdlnO t1ae, fully •t .Hoeq Memorial Boat Society. 1 Have you started doing The followfng persons are Tht lollow1ng p11sons 11e Thll' lollow1ng persons a11 The following persons are payable IO Anotneys Equity Na-~ ,.econtt In the otftce Po«OM!on or 1ncum-Hoe p It a I ·on th• Mr. Sheppard I• .,r- buslness yet? No doing business••: doing business as: doing business as: doing business as! bonal Cotllotetlen. (peyatile at~ h e<iuntv.~ o1 bnnca, to M1i1fV the In-evening of July 3, vlv~ by hi• wife of;41 Sandra L. Sewell ANDREAE RACING. 2727 MOTOR ACCESSORY & Carpe Diem Processing. Research and VaJuatlon tl1e tlmt ol sale inti iii ICCO<· Or8ngt county, cawomia. '~ teewed "1 uld 1998. \1 year•. Frankl•, hi• eon Thia 11atement was tiled Skyltrk Circle. Costa Men. SERVICE, 380 Bucknell, 8450 Allanta Ave. t 6i !'!Un· Company. 377 Avocado St. dance With Stcto'I 2924h(b) ol end P'lflual"lt to the Notic. Deed .cW~ thtfeunder, Mr. Sheppard w .. a Jamee IV, hla deugh· -..Uh the 'County Clerk ot CA 92626 • Cosla Mesa, CA 92626 tlngton Beach, CA 92~5 I K, Cosfa Mesa, CA 92627 lilt Cal!folnll clvi' Code and o1 o.teult end ~ to ~ • ~ u ·provided grlidua~~ 'of Stanford ter Mellua, end hla Orenge County on 6/11198 Kristin ! Mdl'\\at, 2727 MarJorle· Stamper, 1600 Kelly Sue Markham, 6450 Davia Entinger, 377 AVo· ac:c&lltlbletolheTruslel)tt:At St11 lhtl9undtr 19COfded ttMWtlrl. and lht unPeld Unlve..-1 (BS). 1951 brother Thomae ._ 19988781230 Skyta1k Clrcte, Costa Mesa. Highland Dt., Newport Atlanta Ave.. 18. · Mun-caqo SI. IK, Costa f,1eaa, 1111 Main (Nor111) Entrlllct to 3171'*' !Ni.# 1lll017•12 ~~the rioce af\d 9'111 omle lnalltut• Shepperd and temlft.~ D I p I J 6 23 30 CA 92626 Beach, CA 92660 llngton Btai;h. CA 92646 CA 92$27 th• COllnty Cour1tlou11 700 at Mid Offtclal Recordl Wiii ..and by 'uld deed with t T•chnology (MS) 11 h 6 81 Y 1 ot une 1 • • • This business Is con· This business Is con· Th ls business Is con-This buslneu Is con· Cl · c tar Dt1Y W t. Santa ... on 7121118 at 2:00 ~ • _,... thttlOn H provided 0 • A •enllce WI be et Juty 7, l998 T879 ducted by: an lndlv1dua1 ducted by: an lndivldual 'ducted by: an Individual dueled by: an inalvtdual. An~e c!"a1 nohl ~ ~ inW· N. the lb1h front entrance In Aid Noea, , ... , cNrG" 19~. He wa• •m· a1 Pacific View Momi. PUBLIC NOTICE .Have you started .doing Have you .stalled doing Have you staned doing Have you 11a11ed do1ngest00nveylldfOa°ndnowheldby to'*'9Counfy~.anchlCPlft,..Cltftetrutt• ~w•dbfors7earl1Y ~~ •0ryn'wNeewdnpo••rtdey~. J•ll". ---------• busU\eSs yet? No . buslne~s yet? Vta. 6·~·98 business yet? No business yel? No II Under said Deed of Trust In 11\8 700 CMc: c;..-~ ~ and lht tru•• eluted by -• 0 Y gna S .. , Fictitious BuslnHS Krlstln Andreae M~rjor11,.Staniper Kelty Marllham , David Enfinger . '&nM"" situaled in sad,..,........, saru, Ana. C.Womla c uld Died of Tnm. Union ~ .. · c mpeny aa r. 8, at 11 :00 AM. .~ Name Statement This stalemeot was flied Th11 staltment was flied Tnls staltf]lent was filed Thla state~enl was hied CiJliOmia The street~·~ =auction to lht hlet!est Bani! l'tf1W knOwn H Union vfce Pre•ldent, Inter· Mr, Sheppllld wtah•d The following persons are with the County Cletl< ol with the County Cl11k of wfth lhe County Cler~ of wlth the County Clerk of other c:oinmon ~tiotl W for caatl (paylbl4i • 1an11' ot Callfom~a. N nel Production. He that b ll•u of ftow9'a, doing business as: 01ange Coun1y·on 6/~'1/98 Orange County on 6·19·98 Orange County on.6·1-98 Orapge Qounty on M·98 aoy, or lhe real property '<1e-Iha time ot sale In laWfUI UnlonBtnCal Mott ; then Joined the firm of dona'lboa be med• •C?i Miiiennium Mortgage <\ 19980781242 19988702003 ·· 19988700172 19988783100 scnbed herein Is ~rpot1ed lO be: money of tht United st.teal 1156 Mercury Ct. Bab1on and Burns. ttte R.M. Pylea eoya Properuos. 3081? Calle Daily Pilol June 16. 23', 30, bany Pllot June 23, 30, Daily Pilot June.3.0, JulV 7, .Daily P1lol July -7, 14, 21, 14065 e~ont. Balboa. ISiand, (NOTE! CASHIE"'S loA 81411, San 06aQoi CA (Later Babaon end camp, th• Am•~ Chueca. San Juan Cap1st· July 7. 1998 T878 July 7, 14, 1998 T889 14, 21. 1998 T901 28, 1998 T905 Ca 92662. County Assessor'& CHECl<(S) MUST BE MADE 12181-6411, (111) ~. Sheppard) where h.,. Lung AHocleUon bf' rano CA 92675 PllC&I Numbef' 050.173.13 The PAYABLE· TO Unlon8a.nCal By: Ann Bumett, Trultee speclallzed II} petro· th• charity of yo.,r 11yse Bouka1her. 1 3oa 11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC 'NOTICE undersigned i111stee dtSClalms Mottgage Cotporat1on1 a• Salt omcer. ASAP32tS21 1aum con1u1tlng. chblce. _ Calle Cheuca. San 'Juan r any 'abikty 1or any inc:orreetness 11ght, title anc! lnterut con-Oll30, '17ff11. '17/14 Mr. Sheppard hea Capistrano, CA 9267!i Fictitious 8uslne11 Flclltloua 8u1ln•11 Flctll ou1 Bualn••• . Fictitious Business ol lhe street address and other veyed to and now held by It been a resident of ---------. This business 1~ con-Name Statement Name Statement Name ~tetement Name Statement COmf'!'O"I deslonatJOn, ~ any. undaf said Deed ot Trutt rn,___________ Newpo~ Beach, Call· To place an ad in ducted by: an individual The following persons are The followlng persons are T~e following persons are The following persons are &~ herein. 'Said sale Wiii be lh• property situated In uld fornla for the last 40 Classlfled Have :iou started doing doing ousiness as: doing business as: doing business as: . doing business as; made wllhOut covenanl or war-County and state de11:rtbed On the move? year• end wea In-Call 842-5878. , busine~ yet? No GENTECH CONTROLS. Rollarack , Mllnulact1Jring Forefront Capital, 412 12th Auto Direct Marketing Sar-raoty · eitPfessed or Wnpfled re-as: AP,._ ~122-33. Tht Ilyse ~kalher 1048 Irvine Ave .. Suite 3t4, Company. 750 E. Kalella. Slrall, Huntington Beach, vices. 56 Chandon. New· gan:lklg title. possessb'I o/i!o-property htl'etofor• de-Sell your extra This. statemen1 was filed Newpoll Baach.-CA 92660 Orange. CA 92867 CA 92648 port Coast, CA 92657 curroranc:es IO pay Ille' unpaid scrfbecfl1 being IOld "u Is". h h Id with the Counry Clerk ol Deborah A. Branca, 408 Joseph Anlhony Fiscella, David Gordon Howes, 412 Karl Betar, 56 Chandon, balance of 'lhe obligabOn in· ThellrtetaddreaHndothtr OUSe 0 o1ange County on 6115/96 Bolero Way. Newport 9851 Swallow Ln .. Garden 12th St., Huntington Beach, Newport Coast, CA 92657 ciuding lnteresl advances · and common designation, If any, items 19988761468 Beach. CA 92663 Gro111), CA 92641 CA 92648 . Thjs business Is con· aa other charges, secured by of !tie real property de-in C assified Daily Pilor June 16 23 30 This business rs con· Ttiis business is con-This business Is con· ducted by: an Individual said property. The lolal amounl scr1bed above ls purported'tmiiiiiiiifiiiilililiiliiliiia;J J 1 7 1998 · +88; ducted by: an indi111dual ducfed by: an Individual dueled by: an individual Have you started doing ol the unpald·balanoe of lhe CJb. to be: 255 Oc:un ~ Ntw-11 -. "' Y • Have you s1arted doing Havo you stalled doing Have you s1a11eo doing business yet? No ligation secured bys.., l)(Operty port Beach. CA 92113. The lltl'~I • PUBLIC NOTICE business yer? No business yet? Yes. 6/2/98 business yet? No Karl Bolar and rtasonabfy estknaled C:OSIS underllgnect 1hniee dis. . --- Deborah A. Branca Joseph A. Fiscella David G. Howes This statemont was filed IJ(penses and adYMa!S al 1118 claims any liablllty f« any I ...... 911( Fictitious 8 uslneu Tnis s1a1ernen1 was tiled This s1atement was tiled Thfs stotement was tiled with the Couniy Clerk of time of Ille i!lrtial blication of Incorrectness of lh• 11rfft ~ Nam• StatemenJ with the County Clerk of wflh the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of Orange County on 6·19-98 this Notlce IS s161~75.27 Dale' address and othet cornmoo PACll'IC V1.W The followlQg persons .ire Orange Courity on 6712/98 Orange County on 6·19·98 Orange County on 6·3·98 19988781998 07/07/98 Attomey~ Equity Na: deliilnatlon. If any, thown M•MORIAL PARK doing business as· 19988761408 19988781999 1 19988780396 Dally Pilot June 23, 30, uonal Cofl)Oratlon Kun DaVl.l hereii. The totll amount ol PIN POINT MARKETING Daily Ptlot June 16, 23. 30, Dally Plfot June 23. 30. Daily Pilot June 30, July 7, Juiy 1. 14, 1998 T887 Forecbsure · Depaltment ~ u'i:,ld baia:-~ the Cemetery• Mortuary CONCEPTS, 1555. Mesa July 7, 1998 T883 July 7. 14, 1998 T890 14, 21, 1998 T902 C278024 7f7, 7/14, 7/211998 ~ t ~ _,.;'..' thend Chapel • Crematory Verde Eas1 N16C. Costa PUBLIC NOTICE ,....,....y 0 .. ....., a ~sa. CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBL:IC NOTIC~ PUBLIC NOTICE reuonable est1m•ec1 costs, Robert Le11os 1555 Mesa expenses and advances at v~rd~ East ~ t6C CQsta Flclltlou1 Bu1lnHs Flctltloua BuslnHt Fictitious Buslr\e'H Notice ol Trusiee·s Sate: Trustee . the tline of the Initial publj.. 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 844-2700 Mesa CA 92626 ' Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement Sale Number. 29714·F You are NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S cation of the Notice of Sale This· business is con-The following p11sons are The following persons are The following persons are in default under a deed of trust SALE UNDER DEED OF la: $107,913.48 The aentfi..l .. •P•IE•R•C•E-B•R•O•TH-E•RS-... 1 CLASSIFIED doing business as: doing business as: doing business as~ daled 08/03/78. Unless you take TRUST T.S. No. 980078 elary may elect to bid less Duke Properties, 505 12th VALENTINE, 301 Robin· W.E STERN CONTRA ac1ion IO proteet your~. it Loan No.: Ol14' than the fun credit bid. In BELL BROADWAY H's the resource you Street #A, Huntington hood Ln .. Costa Mesa. CA DANCE, 28135 Aiava. Mis-may be SOkl at a public sale. If 3148911/CASTANON YOU addition to ath, the lNstee can count on to self a Beach, CA 92648 92627 slon Viejo, CA 92692·1616 you need IWl exptanat.on of. the ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A wlU acctf)t • a&hltf'J dlec:k Mortuary* Chapel myriad o f merchan-Zona G. Rich. 505 12th Kimberly Stokes, 301 Rob· Leif Hetland, 28135 Aiava. naiure of Ille proc:eedmgs DEED OF TRUST, DATED dr.wn on a sUte or nllllonal Cremation d1se items. because Slteet llA. Huntingron lnhood Ln .. Costa Mesa. Mission Viejo, CA §2692-agllllSt you. you should coo~ August 6, 1911 UNLESS bank, a chedl 'chwn by 1 our columns compel Beach, CA 92646 CA 92627 1616 -· a lawyer. On 07/27198 at 9:..., YOU . TAKE ACTION TO stile°' federal c:nldlt union quallfled buyers to This business • Is con· This business Is con· This business is con· AM. Allomeys Equity Natiotlal PROTECT YOUR PROP-Of a ehec:k cnwn, by a s1ate 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 842-9180 cal II Co<ponltJon (Truslee) 23721 ERTY, IT MAY !!SE SOLD AT A Of ftdtnil uvtng.s and loan t 642·5678 Bll1cher Drive, Lake F'onsst CA PUBLIC SALE. F YOU auodatlon, SllVlnga aac>-1·--------1 "Affordable Alternative" ~ .. 1 r. Discount C.asket, I i Ii Cremation& .... . II Burial Service ~ Why should you subject' · yourself & your family to , paying inflated prices for · caskets & services???? ' It Call Toll Free 1.SSS.54CASm' ' [ Serving Orange & Surrounding Counties ' ~ ~ I t ....... ~ =-.. ....... 1Mt·HH _ff,. r .. ... .. , ... e,e n,,,,., a11tl d1•atllitt1•-. an· -.11bj1•1·1 (111 l11111g.1 \\ iflt11111 llllfll'I' Tlw p11hli~lwr rt'•t'f'\1•• 1lw ri~lti 111 1'1'il"•r 11·1·l.1,,if, n'\ i-.1· 11r r1•jr1·1 a11y du .... ifi1·d 111hl'l'ti~1·n11·111 Pl1•11 .. 1· n·u11r11111\ ..rror that m.a~ bt· 111 ,·11111' 1·l;1~ .. ifii·d ail i1111111•d11111·I~. Thi' Dull~ lj1l111 111T1·pt• 1111 liufiilil\· for 1111\ Pmor 111 1111111h 1·r1"1•u11·w f11r wliir·li it till'\ h1• fl'•(lill1~ilil1• l''\;l't'pl f111 dw 1•11-,t 111 dlf• -.pa1 I' .11'1111111\' Ill l'llf'ti1•d hy tl11· 1·11111 C11•di1 1·1111 i 111h IH' all11\\1·d fur rlw fir•t i1N·11i1111. IHl-sJ~ .. -.en ... .,._, .. I SEIMCE DmECTOIW -For All Your.Home and Business Needs - ...., .. ..,...........,'-raeNaM• ~ ,.., ..... ByFiu (7 f.t ) ei:l I <>:l<>-+ ~ ~f'l~·il-4 llN ltul1 \1tllt flllUH llltil 1•!.1110 1u1111l~t .11111 ~· 11•111 '"11 ,,,,. L \\1111 H ,., .. ,. fp101t ' By Phone .("' H ) h-t:!-'.'1(1.,X By MaBlln Person: :tm \\ , ... , Bu\ Str~···t Co-111 \11·-a. (\ •l:.!h:t:' \1 ''"t••t lfl,,I ,\ II."..,, Hours li·l1·plt1t1w B::IOmu-:i:UOpm llo•1•l.l\-I 11•l.11 .-------Deadlhies ---__,., Monday ............ .Friday S:O<Jj)m Thur da) .. \V(·dm·..,Jay 5:00pr11 T111·.,day ........ :Monday S:OOpm Friduy .......... Thur:-day S:OOpm • R•ach ll0,000 H.,,.,... &ch Wttl. For Only '211 PH w«lc (4 wk, minb • c.I Mmtre • 642·1671 a246 "all.-111 H<ifl11111 :i:OOpm \fi1wl.f\ I ttd.1' W•·d1u:•sduy .... Tm .... cfa) 5:00pm Saturdav ........... Friday 5:00pm . . . t5l EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All rul estate 1dv1rtl1lng 1n this newspaper 1s sublecl to the fed· eral Faor HoMslng Act ot 1968 as amended whtch moes 11 1lle911 to 1dwert1se "any preleruce llmllallon or d1tcrlmlna1lon based on ran. color. religion. 111 handicap familial status or n1t1onal orl11n. or an tnl1ntion to mah 1ny such preterence. .JillllllllOa.er llilcff4nlnallon .. This new1p1per will not •now1ngly accept any 11tvertlst· mnt 101 1111 estate which II In •lol1llon of the 11w Our r11d1rs lfl hreby lnlormed thl all dwelli1g1 1dwerllsed, In this uwspaper are available on an ""' opportwntty bull To com- plain ot dlscnmlnallon, call HUO Toll-free at t-100~24-8590 Jar lh Washington. DC are1 plHSI call HUD 11 42&·3500. To plac.e an ad In CleHlfled Call 842·5878. = HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 1002 CORONA DEL MAR COSTA MESA 1024 MOBILE · 1022 miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOMES 1100 APARTMENTS COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilBEACH 2669 ~~< GENERAL 1002 NO DOWNPAYMENT? PROBLEM credit? Own the home you need now, wllhout a big down payment. Complete financing if qualified. OeGeorge Home Alflance 1 ·800-343-2884. (CAL •SC'AN) PATRICK TENORE Please Call & Let Us Know What Your Needs Arel 856-9705 1 -8 0 0 -4 ·TEN 0 RE CLASSIFIED SOLD! Showcase homes for sale In our Saturday Real Estate Supplemenll ' HOMES OF THE WEEK Dlsplay ad• atar.t •t Juat $751 Deadline Wed 5pm ***** OPEN HOUSE Llatlnga for $51 Deadline Thurs 5pm ***** It pays to advertise In the best local Real Eatate Section CALL TODAY LISA RIVERA 714/5?4·4252 It's the rosource you iw--------<*n count on to sell a myriad of marchM----------- d'se items.· because CORONA our columns compel DEL MAR 1022 q ue 11 lled bu ye11 to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii call! v ~42·5878 Greet Hom• 3Br ~Ba. fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fOR RENT •Co eta Mesa's Bes I iiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jr-I br & 1 br, also 2br 1 & 2BR + 2BA ~-~ Ocean-Catallna & 2017 Paloma D five LIDO PENINSULA!••••••••• Cltv Light• Views Gourmet kit. fam rm. Highly Upgraded In English Gardens, By 1 BR 2BA/3BR 3BA1 ________ _ '96. 3BR 2BA, $20.000 ·owner 949·646·6158 Quiet Community with COSTA MESA 262" lba, quiet gatod MOVE-IN-BONUS comm, pool, tennis. NEWPORT BAY easy access t o TERRACE • Private Beach, Brand .. spent Waterfall/Spa. Nice! $379,000 4BR New Lap Pool/Spa. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l.ush Landscaping. 2.5BA Remodeled Kit/ Fitness Fae. Starting freeway/beach/malls. l.g 1 & 2Br near Back 714·557·0075 Bay & golf course. $847K Agt 612·7474 Baths. Hrdwd firs. Call at St 150.949·673·6030 Jaamlne Creek 3br Scott Ursche1. Bkr *1 & 2Br Detached Large pool. new car-CoUages w/Patlo _N_E_W_P_O_R_T-----• pet & much more. Sell your extra household Items in CLASSIFIED 2ba, upgraded, trl lvl ___ 9_4_9_-6_4_5_·1_8_o_o __ ACREAGE Catalina sunset vlewl 1125 near beach. Cathedral Sorry No Pets cells, frig. Move-in BEACH 2669 545·4855 Spee lall S67 5 + S400 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l~=--:---:-::--:---:::-:--$SIOK Agt 760-8533 SAT·SUN 12·5 333 POPPY l..arge beautiful homa with guest quarter~. Peek·a-boo oceanvle~• South side of PCI t Agent 7 l 4·509·8923 COSTA MESA 1024 3Br 1 :J,'~ Be Bonus Rm Lrg yard, 2c gar, FP. RV access $206,000 Agent 642·5937 Cl•Hlfled The moat comprehen· swe and current dfrec· Me sa Del Mar 811 ST. Clair 480 2BA • 'replace Lg. Cornerlot • RV Access ~ • Close to Elenv'I¥ Xhools Attroctivl' • low loxes "' '(I l '(I( l I\ '" I ( , 1 1 1 I I,' r I' I I \ ' Richard Hanchett 854-8485 NWAAIZONA RANCH-40 acres- $ 15,900. Beautiful old ranch, rolling acreage, good waler. EZ deposlt. 548·2421 Soll your unwanted • Why play Hldo 'N * 2Br 1 B• very clean Items the easy way! Seek with chlldcare? near OCC. lower. sm To pie' Ce your Ca II CI a as I fled Call 642-5678 pet ok. $745 i' $400 classified ad call today! 642-5678. 714·241-8850 842-5878. access. Spoctncular ' ~:~~~~~20~0~1~~~~ & ,_N_E_W_P_O_R_T _____ N_E_W_P_O_R_T _____ NE_WP_.,..O_R_T ____ NEWPORT ! 8 1 7 ·~ I G -l. A N D BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 < 2 4 4 ·5 2 s 3 > 1=-------iii ·------a (CAl.•SCAN) 1• FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS tory of goods and ser-1----------1 Southwest Colorado Mesa Verde. 5·50 acres. Durango, Cortez & San Juan forest hearby. Wator. elec. & phone avail. SLM access. trees, views ol l.aPlatas. Uto Mtn. & Mesa Verde. Prices S39,900 & up. Shown by appt only. Call Redslone Land 9 7 0 ·8 8 2 -7 7 0 7 GATED COMMUNITY UY PASlllON ISL.ANO I ~·;11 nlfttl trt'C·lillt'tl slrt'l'I!> , 111d ~OU l'OI tr.st.• \'i(.'W" l'rilt•r Ulll'lfl't: livln1-1111 }'Ollt l.if~t· 1, J or .1 131 c ;1p11mnt'lll 1io111t'I 8ayfront community with private beach tit marina. Tropical landscaping-~ I.anal fl.COi & 11111 dedc. Walk co BalbOa Island shops Minutes from fashion lslaiid. vices arounttl LAGUNA NIGUEL 1052 OCEAN VIEW Giant private 101. 5Br 2.5Ba (CAL-SCAN) on a 10,000sf. Priced ••••••••• to aelf at $329,000. Mlohael J. Lambert, Agent 949-499-8497 HOU$ES/ CONDOS -NE_W_P_O_R_T--.---FOR RENT BEACH 1069 ii. ii3iiiift.AiiRiiEiiFiiilNiioiisiiii -CO_S_T_A_M-ES_iA_2_1_2_4 • IWtH·llr !-11lnlj.ll' • W:1~lu r1drr1·r hook11ps • Fh q1l.tC~· tWOtld If< HilSI • /\ir 1 om lltk 111h 11-t • Wl'I IJ;ir hl 2 ntltl .I 1111 • /\liltrll !-;}'Sll'lll •SI ,(i.;.iO 111 s2.•111-; PLEASE CALL (714) 644·0509 • Spaciow 1 BR, 2BR and 2BR 8c den apu. • Printc patios or balconln ' •Wood bu!'"inglgas fittplacts • Pnva te guagcs • Boar slips available • S15SO • S26QO Please call (949) 760-0919 If you are a first time homebuyer (who has not had an ownership interest in residential real estate within the preceding three (3) years) and are low to moderate Income, you may be eligible! · 2 +2 Condo $182.000 • ... • 2BR 1 BA on 8lun1 nr Vintage Bch Cottage bch. gar w/opener. Under $500,000 fncd yd, w/d hk•up, For further information, you must attend a rree seminar to be held on one of the following dates: Thurs. July 16 6:pc>pm'"8:00pm Nel&hbOrhOOd C'4mm. center 1845 Park Drive, COsta Mesa sat. July 18 9:30am· 1 l :30am ~Square 1bWn Square 55 FWy'4191h St. 1870 HatbOtBIVcL. COsta Mesa --- Qr.{urJhcr ilJ{ormatian, cal/qh1 Costa Mesa Redevelopment Agency at (714) 754-4805 No reservations required! ( • , ••• • $895. 642·9699 Agt Lido Hacienda on Rare Double l.ot S9991000 • Sl,194,878 llVINE 2144 ~ PrudenUaJ liwiioiioiiiio•a•,..•, Diiiaii•iiii=ii4 bii, '9 ~-2.6ba. 2 car gar, yard, ~r Avall e.1 S2050/mo 723-8120 Gardner Incl 650-8443 •48R 211A. Fem rm, formal dining rm •---------- Remodeled, expended NE'WPORT t5H,ooo S18-3no BEACH 2189 Home on th• Sand avtront Duple• w/ 48r 3S. S 1.475,000. aoet D~•t , .. Prlnclpatr Only. motleled. Upper •P•CtACUUR ..... I By owner eT&-2708 3bf 2b•, FP, w/d, lg ¥few--.~~ ... boat dock, uUllll•• ln- CIUCled. 13200/mo yrly 1100 LM. Tt4-eH-t:a:aa !•-.~~---· 116 CYN •1>r 3ba. The Community 11tt ram hOn'le, 1 yr Merlcet l'leoe. • ...... It Hefmlege C......... Ln. AWel •t. U100/ Ma-MN mo, t4t-16t-11H. j -- Employee." ''' E11tJ!.leado. " ... "Arbeit1&eluner. " . !' Emplcryi. " , I. 2?06 • W.OC .. nlronV22nd. PYIVal• rm. unlurn, 1hr Dath, 1.1t11 pd, n/1mkg, k11chen•tt•, laundry 1 block to N.B. Pier filO/mo. Call Sam at 714·8~~808 (8 etw••.n 9AM·5PM) Pilot .-••-•-. ANNOUNCEM.iNl' Pr~'•:::..a.:.i•• PIHH 'be wary Of out 2920 Ar vour hauw of area companies. ''iiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii c •... r .. J' (on•.r N ... pon Check with 1he loca11• l'-• ..1... *ARI! YOU DRUNK? ...... niy•"'l"'9" Be ll e r Bu• In. I a ~ V-lrlfXpH°Mft(t Bureau before you Blood Alcohol Ttsl•re All.,., """'" 100 aend any cnoney for Es11mate1 l•v•l1: c.us., .. 1,u-.M"" teea or HrvlcH. Read 0.02% -0.3%. Pocket· (71.ol) 6'15-6969 and understand any tli.e, Accurate & Fast! ._ ______ ..., o 1 t b f Send $5 each to: c n rac 1 • or• you Peraon•I Tech Co.~----"-----1IOn. Shop around tor . ralH. t 2153 Maple St. #B When )'OU write Costa MHa, Ca 92627 J Cl;inir1cu aJ, FINANCIAL FREEDOM! Average SllfAAE A DRl!J'M· iQclvdC all people are earning SS. HOST Scandanavlan, the facti. 2724 S10k per month P/TI German, European, v 1 I South American, liiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiil •ry 1 mple No per· Asian, Russian e•· and ict lhc rcsull~ ~ol Hm to 1hr with young prol'I In C.M. 'Very nice place, very eaty.golng. Full prlvlg. 1500/mo. 540·1101 1onal 1elllngl Not MLMI 1·800·836·9470. change slvdents arnv. you wanl. 24h; m1g (CAL•SCANt Ing August. Become a 6 '2·.'67H host lamily/AlSE. Call _..;.._,_.;:;..; .. .;;;...;;.".;.;..;.'--_..._ ULTIMATE VENDING 1-800·SIBLING. $10 & '$20 Vends. No WWW.SIBLING.OAG soda, no snacl<~. no (CAL •SCAN) semng. Froo sample. EMPLOYNENT Inv. reqyJred. --------!NTALS 1 ·8 o o • .., 3 1 .g 4 9 s LOST & ANTED 2726 < 2 4 "outs>. FOUND 2925 eMPLOYMENT fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (CAL• SCAN) liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .c NB Rent•I W•ntedt Unbellevable Oppt'yl Burm••• looking cat 5530 Near water, up 10 Internet found In tl)e vie of iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S1200/m6, lyr leaae D•v Tr•dln9I Oakwood Apts. N.B. Adv•nced phone help prel'd. Need 2·3br Curious? 260·4975 949·722-1288 tnlernel/mrktg must be 2.ba, single lather w/ Lost cat w .Chlf area onllne. Earn s 100 ... 13 year old daughtor. CREDIT 290? Susso•/Dover, grey per day potenlial at No pets, no smoking. tabby w/whlle feel. home. 1 ·888·932·2264 Md\'SJAN FIT ACROSS North.South vulnerahle east deal!>. WEST • J 10 3 2 Q J 952 0 J 9 2 ... 103 NORTH • 87 s «;> KQ86 o AQ4 •A J( 9 EAST • 96 "4 3 o K 108 763 • Q76 SOUTH •AK Q4 Q A 10 7 0 s . +J8S42 ·me btdJing: • EAS1 SOUlH WEST 'iORfH 20 Dbl 40 4 NT Pa 5<.7 Pass 6Q Pass Pas.! Plass Opening lead: Two of o 1 flf'lehotMI • A-; lhe cards lie, Slll no trump by 1~ s;::nslef North 1s 1he be t con1rac1 Re1ardle s 14 lnltf1 mark of Easl 's open ma lead, West e\entual-t 5 Kind ol e•am ly get~ squeezed an lhe maJOf'i to yield 16 Toledos i.i..e the fulfintni rnclt. Lei's see how•the 17 F1ostie1 Moysian fit fared. 18 Overwhelming Declarer ro~ with the ace on 1he defeat d1amood lead anJ ruffc!d a diamond In ~ r::e and mini hand A.. club 10 the ace provided •he 22 Flower or enlry to ruff the queen of t.h:unonds, vegelable ·and the oce of hearts was cl~ared. 23 Zoo tavonle Declarer crossed to dummy wil'h the 24 Ct1r1s1mas or· ,_,, he k nd Easler "-.mg of clubs and cas .... -u I mg a 215 ·eami- 4uccn of hearts. lllc 4-2 spin wa~ · 29 Floor co11e11ng both normal and not part1cularl) 3t Act<>< Amecne upsetting. Declarer knew that the 32 -Khan slam was safe as long as Wer,t held al 3.'.l Grand -bndge ft..,1.o lerm lca\t 1hree s~s 34 Hole for a llle three top spodc were cai.hed. 'shoelace Had the suit broken evenly, declarer 38 Actress Chase would have d1scardcJ a club on the 40 Kn+gnt s 11t1e t:\th spade and ~ trump would have 42 Type ol model been the only lo er When East 43 Sewng~klt •lem I • d 11 46 Sinoer McEn111e showed out on the th rd spa e, a was 49 Corn cnb d<>g 59 Squtnel food 60 Frog eg 65 Enterte•ntf' Danny - 66 8nlf11nt move 87 M1nister1 honW 68 Ver;e 69 Hanns girtlriend 70 -Parlt. Colotado 11 11'1 II) a atiaker 72 It's 1n a cage 73 Baby PIO • DOWN I Sour 2 Ma1a1hon 3 p111a1 song 4 Complainls 5 Avenues 6 ·-Ill the Mist" Tuesday, Jvly 7, 1998 . 7 Press 27 Eye amo<ously ·53 Pretends 8 Chuckle • 28 A\,. and shule 5'I floflda oty . 9 Elev 30 MideaSt VIPs • 55 KC baseball 10 0 Hate "ehlcte 35 Gray WOli playe1 11 Mountain 36 04rector Kazan 56 S.pger Judd nymph 37 Came> home 58 Ec'nbairass 12 Tropical 111ne 39 O.sciple ~I NalUfalist 13 SnapPlsh 41 Summe<:I up Jonn - 2t Hammer's 44 Reclined 6:.> Sondheim 5 ·- \a1get 45 -loo V'JM lhe WooOI" 22 Ruse 47 Big party 63 On Jhe briny 2.S Poem ol p1aise • 48 On some S4 Aoblo's house 9 0 8 ·8 4 1·O49 1 $$$OVER DUE BILLS? cool cat. 631·0675 Art S•les CM Gallery S1andard w1s0mn is 1ha1 an eitthl· card fit is a ~me qua non to play in o su11 contract Ho~c"-er. a seven-card fit can be more 1han adequarc, and one of its sLJunchest supponer~ was 1he former editor of The Bridge World, Alphonse 'Sonny' M oyse. As a result it has become "-.now~ as a slill well. DeclJrer ~imply led the so Wiich rem:uning spade from dummy. and s1 ·oo. l\111y1 scored the fulfilling trick with by rurf· 52 Type ol meal ing wnh the eight of hearts. Ea l's 53 Not domestic . high club and West's master rrump 57 Ntck and Nora s crashed on the lasl 1rick. 26 A -1n lhe neck OCCHIOl'IS ~ Taxr l'!""'-P.li-mo"I!!'"-..~-~ ..... ~---~~-.' COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Credit problems? Try · Is looking for moll· debt consolldallonl HEALTH & vatod. sales oriented co,,.,blne all bllls Into FITNESS JOOO people with e•p In one low payment. No · design & custom appllcalton tee'tll framing. FT/PT posl· (80Q)863·9006 ext. Family Health benefits t1ons -avail Incl Sat. 103. (CAL"SCAN) 529.95/mo. per lam. Fa• resume 646-6626 Moysian fi1. · 1" IAam to be a better brldge_play· er! Subsc:ribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788· 1 Jl2S for information, Or wrilt to! Goren Bridge Leiter, P.O. Box h...--+--+--t---+- No health or age re-ASSEMBLE ARTS BUSINESS OFFICE ~V~e~t~~u~o~~~I-itrlct. 600•590-5452 CRAFTS, TOYS, Jew: FOR RENT 2769 zon ... Tho company IMPOTENT DUE TO erly, wood Items, typ· nus deal wns reported lo us from 0 pairs event ln Europe. West's JUmp raise of East's preempt ut favorable vulnerability was pathe1ic even by 1ournament bridge standards. North's four no lrUmp. hy agrcemenl. was Blackwood, and Soulh ~howed rwo aces. Nor1h selected six hearts as the 4410, Chicago, Jll. 60680. i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 'tou can trustf•Dept Diabetes or other Ing, sewing, computor onsolldallon. •No medical dlsorcter? work from home In PllNTHOUSE OFC uallflng. •Licensed Medicare pays for your spore time. Great w/Bav View Partition not-for·profil National vacuvm erection ther· pay. Free details call final contract.' .. bleak room, cabled, c 0 • apy. Call for details. 1·800·632·8007, l----------..--------.....---------10 Base T S1100Sq.Ft. ww~.anewhorlzon.org Easy safo. Ellecllve. 24 hrs. (CAL-SCAN) Btoker 642·3850 1 • (800)556·1548. LI b ~.~~.62~.::o~c a 1 Bkpr/Secret.,v AP/ EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT (CAL•SCAN) PA/Type 50 wpm+ ••••••••I Menllon AT-~A46· Compu1er llt. 722·7331 5530 SERVICES 5533 SERVICES 5533 -------.. 1 ____ _....(C_A_L_s_c_A_N .... > or Fa• res. 722· 7085 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~i! BUSINESS & FINANCE , GUAllANTllD Dent•I Receptionist Office AHl•t •nt •••••••• HOME TYPISTS/PC UNllCUUD Pleasant, ethical olllce Secretary & right Pitas' be aware that USERS. Steady SS.JIU Heatth Care needs oxp'd dental acctg, lomporary tho listings in this cat· work. Full·tlme/Part· NI CIMlt .I SCM'n~s person. Good oppl'y 9-3pm M·F 645-3661 egory may require you lime. S45.000 per year h-.,-+-4---1'--+--eww,..Q. .,_,Hf.. for change. Xlnt bon-to call a 900 nvmber earnings potential. 80 $30/mO. Olire &lits/conditions. New· P{f Dellvery person in which tnoie ts a C a I I t o I I I r e e 1.ena aaa..1751 F 'ly 0 t port Ctr. Call Tues-Fri S6 +gas, afternoons. charge per minute. 1 ·600-883·0819 tr..--+--+--+--....,....,.. aml · OC OrS, for Info 840·1124 grt 4 studentS/Hniors1--------= elCt. T-400. Hospitals, Dental. DRIVER-FLATBED. must have car. Call $1000'TYS PPIONGss. IBLE, ____ ...;.(C_A_L_·_s_c_A_N_) MONEY TO LOAN 2914 Prescrl.ptions Charles 540·8911 • GI.ASS/HEAVY haul· Part-time. At Home. SELL Chiropractic & More. ers. 34.37 cents/mile PRE-SCHOOL DIR Toll Free Pre-existing Great benefits. Con-Prof. E.C. educaior 1•60().216•9000 C d't' A d slstent miles. 3 yrs. needed as school dir. E•t. T·5l39 your used vehicle 00 1 IOOS CCepte • OTA + 1 yr. flatbed lor Tutor Time child· f 0 r 1 l st i n g s . through Classified 1-888-248-4651 e>ep. Combined Trans· care, learning ctr In (CAL•SCAN) 642-5678 CASH FOR Reps. Welcome. No port. 1-800·637·4407. . NPB. Excellent salary ----""-------------MORTGAGES. II you (CAL •SCAN) & bits. Must be CA are receiving pay. License Required. d Ir. qua Ii fled. ments on a mortgage, ~iii:iii:iiiiiiiii:m;;;'ftl lnaur•nc:e Call 955-2672 we can convert them " Newport Com. Broker· -----~-- 10 lmmodlate cash. Classified age soaking eJCp. PT Sales Person, I -AiursdaYs, FricJays . u · Saturd&Ys- SELL your used vehicle through classified 842·5878 l Nenty yeius experi· The most comprehen· CS A• f o' Em P · must be reliable & ence. Highest prices. stve and current dlroc-Bene tits de Ph honut. 15·20hra a 800-878·3500. tory ol goods and ser· Roqulres project & week, 4-9pm, $8.25/hr (CAL•SCAN) vices oroundl org, skills, marketing + monthly bonus. ' e•p.. & analysts or Lotion• & L•c:e CASH Immediate SS lor quoles. Customer svc. 743 B•ker st. CM structured settlements Can't seem to s k 1t1 s c r It I ca 1. and deferred Insur· gel 10 all those Microsoft office e>ep. R E A L £ S TA T E an,ce claims. J.G. req. 2 yrs ••P· IVld SALES FfT or P/T Wentworth; toll free repair Jobs current L & o 1ic. Licensed or not We're 1-688·231·5375 around lhe house? Call B •rb.,• Burns hiring nowl ERA wlll (CAL •SCAN) Let the 949·263·0608. Or fax pay your req'd course FREE CASH Classified resume 949·2153-0906. and provide training. GRANTS. College, 800·400·5391 >e1:119 Scholarehlp1, Busl· Service ness, Medical Biiie. Directory Never repay. Toll free help you find 1 ·800·218·9000 rellable help. e•t. G·5139. (CAL •SCAN) ___ 6_4_2_·S_6_7_8 __ Low Interest Loans. Car loans. Q.Orsonal I••••••••• loans. bill ccnis•otrda-PERSON ll·TS tlon. Bankruptcy ••-n.1.. cepted. Fast approvall l•••lli"••••• Employment 11 req'd. 1·80 0 ·3 7 3 •O 4 3 4 i---------R~FINANCE FAST PERSONAL EASY & over-the-SERVICES 3005 p h One' Ne 9 d a 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s •con d ch an c e 711 Credit problems? OK. QREAT NEWS! Bankrup1cy7 OK. DIABETICS Foroclosures7 OK. Medicare pays for Low Interest. testing supplies. Call Platlnum Capital. You·ve seen us on TV. Real E1tate Broker Liberty Medical Sup- 01163658, Dept. of ply. No up front costs. R e a l E a t a t e . Satisfaction Guaran· 1 ·6 O O ·6 9 9 ·L E N D . teed. Free Shipping Nationwide lender. 1·800·776·2900. (CAL"SCAN) (CAL•SCAN) SEARS AMERICAN HOME PRO A Sm w.lzM C.OCl9r !r TELWllETERS nm.......,1 ... i.ilgl c...nboW'91•~ ,,_._.M., .. *" = .......... ,. i.. . .-.yw ~ .... llal !ml Wtoff.: •NiW..•• .......... ..................... ,..,..._ .w. ... Call Tom or Mary 714-250-1591 fu 7'4·250·t502 .. /1/1/1/1 Sal•• & Catering Aaalat•nt Established up1cale restaurant looking tor a responsible, com· puter lllerate aulstant with 5 years min eicp for full time work. Call 714-440-4308 SECRETARY Great Communication 1kllls. Santa Ana 71 .. 547-7921 SUMMER .JOB Responslbl• work. Recept for Doctors office. N.B. 759·7793 Telemarketlng $6· S8hr to s1ar1. Full/PT positions avall. Full benelils 714-565-2700 Tennis Court/Social director noeded. Fun working environment, wk·ends, Mon & Tue. • 84~900• STARTING . ANEW · BUSINESSPP The legal Department at the Daily Pilot is pleased lo announce a new service now available to new businesses. · We will now SEARCH the naine for you at no extra charge, and save you the lime and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, afler the search is completed we will file gour fictitious business name with the Count1 Clerk, publish once a week for four wee/cs as required bg law and then file g_our proof of publication with the County Clerk. · Please slop bg lo file gour fictitious businas name statement al the '/Jililg Pilot, 330 W. Bav SI, Costa Mesa. If gou cannot slop bg, plea~ call us at ~'1Qf1-14),U3Ja'l.Jmd UJ11.will make""",,,.,,,.,,,'' fMtvoa #oWJnrHf this ~.c:n:i1. procedure bg mail.' U¥JU should haue ang lui:lbli:_quulions, P'-" colt w ~ w will />Q ........... '"<r' more than glad to assist JIOU. Good luc/c in gour "ff!' business! SELL YoUR UNWANTED TREASURES -FREE 1 TURN YOUR SPRING CLEANING INTO CASH! C • L. •A• S ~ULTIMATE •S•I•F•l•E•D•S GARAGE SALE a ADS FREE! oon. NAME _______________ PHONE ADDRESS ------------~-CITY • .. .. -·- CREDIT CARD# ____________ EXP. D ATE ________ _ SIGNATURE TYPE OF CREDIT CARD (CIRCLE ONE): V tSA MC AE EM: (15 CHARACTER LIMIT. lN~LUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I ESCRIPTION'. ( 18 C HARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I OST OF ITEM: TREASURE CHEST R ULES AND I NFORMATLON DISCOVER A) ALL ADS WILl'.. PUBLISH THURSDAY, FRlDAY AND SATURDAY No CHA GES. ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS UN;IL THE FOLLOWING WEEK. B) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WILL BE ALLOWED. M ERCHAl\OISE PRICED UP TO $500 ONLY. ONE ITEM PER AD. c) P RIVATE PARTY ADVERTlSERS ONLY. No BUSlNESSES MAY PARTICIPATE. D) To PLACE YOUR AD USE THIS FORM. You MAY MAU .. IT, OR DROP IT BY OUR OFFlCE. O UR ADDRESS IS: 330 W. BAY STREET / _ _/ COSTA M ESA, CA 92627 . ...- WE ARE LOCATED OFF NEWPORT }lLVD., BETWEEN VlCTORlA & 19TH ST. O UR HOURS ARE 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M., M ONDAY-FltlDAY. ON YOUR ENVELOPE PLEASh NOTE, 0 A1TENTION: TRE.ASURB CHEST.0 fAXliS WIL~ALSO BE ACCEPTED WITH CREDIT CARD (7 14/631-6594). E) DEADLINE IS T UESDAY, NOON. ANY AD THAT Rf.ACHES US AFTER THIS DEADLINE WILL PUBLISJ-l THE FOLLOWING .WEEK. @ When you're tuned into classif. you're tuned into your 90mmun ,e, ·1d 1· 1S l· . 1- d t- 'S y IS 4 i 1 j Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot :;i1iii!!1-~~~~~~oli"IUY~.___.wr9 GAM.e ~~f;!aiiii~~;r-~~:;~:t;~iiiiii~9-1:.:1S WfCOLM ,_ •Kenmor. Washer, 'OT Muatan9 '8t aowrelan '81L840d ... TOWN CAR •ee MAXIMA QJCS '87J•TTA 1Aed a dr, dryer, good eondl.,on 1 BUY ALL PIANOS Claaslc, good working G r ey/grey lntu, B l ack/Jach/Ivor y, Signature Sarlea 31K ml, auto, sunroof .• CO player, S2e5 71••0"3·3039 AnllqUH•Qual. rcrntrut•..,.(1SflM!S.A ~-4 · c.o n,a .13 000JflJJJ'I, Low m ll es, f\1 11 opt ., 4aH1e1, L o•ded , (3POL965) $15.Jl515~ good eond 12iOQ. 1pc or houseful caah "' u'' -...w.;,o.;.;n..,;.t.;.;l•;;.;•;.;.t;,.1 7-..;;.S..;;9_-1;..T.;;,.4..;..;;;;8 (2WPL425) s13,99~ (0780Hl) 121.977 Premium Sound, Xtra Lexus 0,. 949·515·20153. • •REFRIO• 1 yr Old,. .. d (7 ) 957 81'33 'So F I Lexus Ol ean, Muat Sellll WESTMINSTeR 1-;...;...;....;;...;...;~=..;;.;..-~ ANTIQUI! ARMOIRE Large, Amana. White O,.ai 14 • Sat 8am·3pm kitchen $5001:,~~o~~lr w:~nodn BAUER LOTUS MISSION VtaJO $3,3!50.obo 319-3078 (714) 892·8800 •ae VANAOON Kllchenette, Needs w/lce maker. ssoo. Id Coln• Gola Sliver stuff.furn.oclds·n·endsl (7141) 723-5543 ' -rt4 •942•77oo (849)3e4-00M '87 Continental 8c·}~:vH~)rey s~n3,t9e9r,: eome Tl.Cl SEIOO OBO 040·045·8233. Franklin Mint, Slerllng 327 I! 18th St 1-....,..,9,..2.......,5---1--1 __ ....,,,.,,...,,-:o....,,..,,..,,,...--"' Call Gina t 42•3228 Old watches & Jewelry Unll E '<b•cle unit) '88 FESTIV~1 Super over• gn '02 l.S 400 V8, pw/pdl, ABS, llhr, SUZUKI BAU•A LQTUB ---------W111coas1 Coln 642·9448 •JI•" between deal, new tlru, runs Green/1an lthr, low ml yYhlla/lvory, full opt, (888078) $25,997 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiil·-;:;-.;i-7-i1~4~-0~4~'Z:=:·7~'1;;00~~ 1~~~!!!!!!!!!~~!!t. FURNITURE 6014 RECORDSfTOP s sanl9, Ana/Rochester exlnt, Qrlg !$4K ml. <66il::J~R L0~1ti:95 (120234) $20,977 Lln~c::.~·.:.~::rv •94 SIDE ICK '95 JETTA Ill OLX II iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock s37oo. 714•7 2•7201 714·842·'1700 LEKUS (714) 840·503P JX ConV1, '!. sp, white, Green, black llhr, CO Blk metal bunkbd, twin Etc,.. 5.(l's & 60's Mike NeWPORT '95 TAUR S GL r.:::,•::..::~~ '87 MARK VIII (3MCX6!i11 $5,995 (4ACX1 18~ $15,995 - Paintings ·i· Chin Sooks ·•· Furniture 40 years in Newport Beach 14.673.622 WANTECf .. ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS & Collectible~ • App ... \C ... • Te~IOtH • S-t9f'90t • A11tot • OH'<• J'v1nrtvr .. $$ CASH PAID $$ ont' P"t< • °' en••• he vw WE BUY ESTATES ~g51.s133e SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 So, ,._.n St. Santa Ana. CA 12707 8oftdird. l.<•"''• Cll •1'4 top, dbl bottom. Obi • 845·7505 G AC. PW/PO(... ABS, tilt, '93 Vanden Plaa r BAU~ LOTUS • BAUE l.OTUB mattress lncl'd S225/ BEACH 6169 Power Se~. S8995 Black, cream1 lthr, '84 OS 300 AC.PW/POL, ABS 1111• 714.:;e 2 ·7100 1 __ 7_1_4-9 __ 4_2_~7.;_,;.7_0..;.0_ obo 562·423·7265 l.M BUILDING (#15~~4~-M••• (669299) S19,995 Black/black, Jull opt. <7!4~5~~ta M:;!·997 -,8-8-6-,.-0 ......... K-l_C_K_J_L-~- .. i • 6030 Mulll famlly sale. Furn, .,fl BAUER LOTUS • 8 · 9 % a v a I I · LI 1-' M 4 4 'II'\ I ll h Ai:lS ---------MATERIALS Llno,;;,ln·M•rourv 714°842°7700 (074737) . $24,977 nco n• •rcur" x • ":t. m • r,....,.,, • M ERCU111\YDISE l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii haehld, tlolhlng. 201 l71ttJ 540·8030 L£'XUS (714) 840·5830 ( 1os:49 0) $ 14,.44 4 nn>11 1• Nata (Vista del Oro/ -~~~.;;...,;..;,...;:;...;:.;::.:::._ ,.,,3 XJS c vt f.EXUS OF STE L Bu D Nos '""· USTANQ • on MISSION Vl.,;JO '87 Towncar E"ec MISC' 6015 E II. I .Nobloz.a.) 7/11 7·1P •· Bl-" t Ith 5 ' " WESTMINSTER ARCH and S1ralghl· AC, i w/pdl, Ult, CC, a..,., an r, (949)384·0084 4.61. V8, PW/POI., llhr, 9111 ) 892-690,. To CHOOSE CO changer, low mi.1----------(853965) $22.997 4 .. wall. No reasonable I••••••••• '""4 LS 400 ' N K I (" •'"8776 (205645) (187236~521,995 .., Costa M••• ,,. ,, ew enmoro olectr c otter refused. ' ... C h /I f II Y d S 00 hit T011"'SPORTATION ~ n,497 osta Mesa BAU R LOTUS as mere vory u Llncoln·M•rcur" • TOYOTA :.·r 9210 ryor, I . 4·w e • 1·80()-973·3366. "6M1 j" 714·842·7700 opt, cert 6.9% avail. 714.540.5830 ns11an bar stools. xlnt . (CAL •SCAN) , .. tncoln Mercury (200306) $31,977 col'ld., SlOO. 574•4956 STEEL BUILDINGS -• 714•540 ·S8 BO '94 XJO LEXUS _....._ _____ ...__ '82 9kMRY LE Wolff Tanning Bed• Sale: s.ooo+slzes ·---------._,________ Black. barley leather, MISSION VIEJO MERCEDES~ 9130 V6. Jip.to, full pwr. Tan·AI Homo 40JC60x1•h S8,734: BOATS 701 j HONDA 9085 (696068) $21 ,995 (941!)304·0084 lelCU~/ lrado, 1mmacl Buy 01rec1 ahd ·save I 50x75x 14, $11 ,354; / iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAUER LOTUS ,94 LS 400 (0132-61) $9,950 Commorclal/Homo 5.0xlOOxl6, $15,257; 2 BOATS 714·042·7700 While/Ivory, lull opt, '?5 2 00 3f0 4·c1Y1 1• gads, LEXUS OF ANTIQUES & CLASSICS 9250 '84 Porsche C Coupt Red/blk llhr Int, re- s1ored, lmmac eondl $24,000 71 4·318-6471 '68 Mustang V·8 aulo new eng/lrans/brakes. restore~ .mags,sharpf $5000/lrade 644 .. 350 60 100 16 Sl 7 445 2 MOORIN,,.h '87 prelude snrl , xlnt • ---------sunr • ac, x n con • WESTMINSTER units from Sl 99.00 x x • • ~ •• (214877) $32,971 $2500 b I.ow Mon111ly Pmts Mini-storage buildings, $14,750, 818·!.Jli ·3162 llros, xlnt cond (714) '94 X.#6 Sliver LEXUS .o o (714) 8 92·6 906 AUTOS .,, 673 504S. G Ith I I I I '82 300SD moonrf. Free Color Catalog 401<180, 36 units, 949·675·f129 .,..--·-------1r~y r ~er52ow5~. MISSIONVIEJO gray/bleclf Interior. '84CA,...RV U<E DOMESTIC Call 1 ·600~711·0158 Slli,17,?. K aya k 2 +· persons '92 Ac cord EX 2·dr xn con· 1• · (849)384-0004 ~ • $4500.obo 42kmldarkgreen,tan 9300 Free brochures. all acce~:s'orlos + Real Sharp, Loaded, 949•873•4216• pp 673·6942 lthr lntor. co. sunr1. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COM PUTERS 6 018 w w w . son t In o I dolly & . car carrier 1-thr, l ·ownor, phn, '84 SC 300 chrome & gold pkg. . bu II d Ing s. com 51100 ,,49 640 785 CO player, Moonroof, ---------Black/Ivory, lull opt, '87 560SEL Real exlond warr Incl. Seized cars from $175. Sentlnel Buildings, ~ · • 1' 58,900.obo 723·1504 JEEP 9 110 (0'18195) S27,987 sharp, 1-owner; phn, 516 900 714•760.8254 Porsches, Cadillacs, 800·327·0790 SEADOO JET S KI ,93 ACCORD iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiai.iiiiiii t.EXUS llko new, white w/tan ' ' Chevys, BMW's, Cor-EZ FINANCE NO SS oxtenslon 79. 3 paS'longer only ' MISSION VIEJO llhr Int. $12.950 obo '95 Camry wagon 3rd vo\les, Jeeps, 4WO's, down! 266 MMX com· (CAI. •SCAN) 201irs, perfect' cond, :~t'~. 11~~."Aai~kmor:'~I '93 CHEROKEE (949)384-0004 7 2 3 ·l 5 O 4 . seat, tugg. rack, xlnt Your Area. 800·218· nu1or Fully loaded, many extras, save 3 $ I. Tr;> Black, gray llhr, 1--=-~,..,,..~---Student needs 300 cond $15,300. Great 9000xti A 1398 for \.Olor monitor &1--"'---------52500, purchase for (~~tis 1 02;:222 4WO, 4.0 V6, lull pwr, '95 GS 300 Dl•••l In good cond. buyl 721·6810 current listings. prln1e1. 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