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\ THURSDAY(juty 9, 1998 ,, . •
ERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907
Oft.icials .put o~t ·the call ,{Or o~e Rrea cOde ··
1i ' d i.: new code and the old 714 runs right best fot them. .
•. 0 a':'oi uaving to use area through the middle of Costa.Mesa.i ere-Costa Mesa Communications Duec-
odes to phone neighbors, ating what local "officials said .is an tor Jerry Verwolf, Costa Mesa Charober
e Costa Mesa City G.:ouncil inconvenient and confusing situation for of Copunerce Executive Director Ed callers. Fawcett and Diane Pritchett of the South upportS plan to expand While a six-month grace period, Coast Metro Alliance attended the
.049.throughout town. which ends Oct.' 17, was put in place to meeting to represent their city.
i"' allow calls using the old area codes to go Meanwhile, state officials have pro-
COSTA MESA -Local officials, hop·
ing to keep their city from straddling
~ two telephone area codes, have taken
their case to the state Public Utilities
Commission.
lhrough, some calls made within Costa posed a dozen ways to create a third
Mesa will require dialing an area cdde area code in Orange County. Most of the
when the new number takes effect. ideas mean the northern portion of Cos-
That doesn't sit well .with city and ta Mesa, which kept the old 714 code
local business leaders, who are hoping when the new 949 was imposed, would
the system can be changed to unify their get a still-undetermined new code.
city within one area code. But Verwolf argued for a new option
• In April, Costa Mesa was left in the
: awkward position of having two area
· codes when the new 949 designation
: was created for Newport Beach and the
· rest of southern Orange County.
On Tuesday, Lockheed Martin -that would put the northern part of Cos-
the firm picked to conduct public hear-ta Mesa and portions of Santa Ana and
ings and make a recommendation to Tustin into the 949 area code, giving
~tate officials, who will make the final Costa Mesa one code rather than two.
area code decision sometime next year On Monday night, the City Council
-held a meeting for local officials to
lobby fo~ the area code that would be SEE CODES PAGE A16
Costa Mesa, Santa~ &
South County Cities
The dividing line that separates that
COLUMNIST ·
FIN AL 1·5 T
Smiling in
thefacq .of
cultural fear
• EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of
eight finalists in our warch for ·Fred
Martin's replacement We'll announce
the winner after we run the remaining
six finalists" entries.
M other random shoobng m
the neighborhood last
ghtl I heard the news
just as I was leaving for my
morning walk to get the synovial
fluid circulating around my
aging, aching joints.
One isn't safe anyplace any·
more, I th.ought. Not in the
schools, not on the streets, not in
supermarket parking lots or
shopping centers -not even in
church. And staying home IS Just
as dangerous. The earth might
quiver and the ceiling fall in.
As I walked along watching
for cracks in the sidewalk th.at
might suddenly widen and swal-
low me up, I concluded tlldt, in
times such as these, if you're not
paranoid you're crazy.
My thoughts were suddenly
distracted by the insistent song ·
o1 a mockingbird that had
appointed himself to awaken
the dawn. I liste ned as he ran
through bis repertoire unW his
.song faded behind me. Then l
went back to watching for
cracks in the sidewalk.
Suddenly I looked up to face a
hostile-appearing trio of young
men marching toward me, three
abreast. My paranoia returned.
SEE COLUMN PAGE A16
Murderer's fate to be decided
by lethal injectlon at San Quentin Pnson. awaiting lns execubon date.
I
A federal appellate court will decide
today whether to grant a stay of execution
in the case of convicted murderer Thomas
Thompson.
Thompson, 43, was found guilty of rap-
ing and stabbing to death former Newport
Beach resident Ginger Fleischli in Septem-
ber 1981. The 20-year-old ·woman had
moved out of her Ocean Front apartment m
Laguna Beach two weeks before her body
was found in a grove of orange trees.
Thompson had been scheduled to die m
August 1997, but the circuit court inter-
vened and set the appeals process m
mouon agam.
Greg Long, Thompson's· attorney. con-
tends his cllent clidn't rape Fleischli. Rape
is a "special circumstance• that makes
Thompson eligible for the death penalty.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
will listen to attorneys' arguments about
new evidence presented in the case, only
days before Thompson is scheduled to die
~
Witness
to.the
execution?
Brothers Jack and
Michael Fleischli plan
to watch man who
murdered their sister die
GREG RrsuNc
Dolt Not NE~PORT BEACH -Jack
Fleischli Jr. would like to say
only one word to the man con-
victed of murdering his sister,
Ginger, 17 years ago: ·
"Farewell."
Thompson was convicted of the brutal
crime._ A judge sentenced him to death in
1983 and he has been sitting on death row SEE FATE PAGE A 15
Fleischli and his younger
brother, Michael, who lives on
the Balboa Peninsula, are taking
a tnp they have been planning
for many years. They will be at
San Quentin Prison in the Bay
Area on Tuesday to watch
Thomas Thompson's execution
-unless a panel of judges today
grants him a stay.
Thompson was convicted of
the 1981 brutal rape and fatal
stabbing of Ginger Fleischli,
who grew up in Newport Beach.
A jury found he handcuffed her,
covered her mouth with duct
tape and stabbed her five times,
the last and fatal knife wound in
the ear. He wrapped he r in a
sleeping bag ana dumped her
body in a shallow grave near the
El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta-
tion.
00N L£ACH IDAAY Pl.Of
Jack FlelschlJ Jr. ls relleved that his sister's killer ls scheduled for execuUon next week.
Authorities found Thompson
NEW JOB
two weeks later in Mexico, and
a judge sentenced him to death
in 1983 for the crime. ·
The Fleischli brothers had
made the trip to San Quentin
Jast August, when Thompson's
execution date was halted by a
fede ral appeals court 32 hours
before he was to die by lethal
injection. •
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeals today will hear argu-
ments about n~w evidence pre-
sented by Thompson's attorney.
Depending on the outcome,
Thompson's scheduled execu-
tit>n could be delayed. Or the
judges could decide the evi-
dence isn't strong enough to cast
doubt on Thompson's guilt.
· U that's the case, the Fleis-
chlls wW pack their bags for
COMMUNITY BRIEFING
Mann County.
Ginger's father, however,
won't be making the trip. Jack
Fleischli Sr. has remained stlent
about his daughter's death. He
still lives in Southern Califorrua,
but he has decided not to go
and has allowed his oldest son,
who lives in the San Pemdndo
ye BROTHER PAGE A15
NOT BELIEVABLE A BRIGHT LIGHT INDEX
I -
The map
shows the
new bound-
aries Costa
Mesa offtcials
hope the state
will adopt
when the
714 area code
split goes
into effect
Freeway
signs ·
_dropped
• Cos~a Mesa car dealers
no longer plan to seek
85-f oot-high message
board on Gisler Avenue.
~Pb
COSTA MESA -Controver-
sial plans to erect an electroruc
message sign on Gisler Avenue
to advertise local car dealers have
been crapped, but the dealers
still hope to build one somewhere
in the oty m the future.
·we are still 100% corrurutted
to finding a site for the sign,· said
Craig Shearer, president of the
Harbor Boulevard of Cars Assoc·
allon and vice preS1dent of Costa
Mesa Honda-fnhniti. "We're
working diligently.•
The assooation, wtuch repre-
sents 10 of the boulevard's car
dealershlps, asked city ~officials to
allow either. a 105-foot-high SJgn
on property owned by Southern
California Ed1Son or ·an 85-foot-
high sign on an ad1acenl site
owned by the Mesa Consolidated
Water D1stnct.
The taller sign was proposed
by Quality Outdoor Sign Co. of
Orange, and the car dealers ditl
not endorse ll The dealers said
they supported only the shorter
sign on the water clistnct land.
Each of the signs whlch would
flash wntten messages to
moton ts on the nearby San
Diego Freeway and cost the deal-
er. about $500,000, would be
s1mllar to those placed alor>g
O range County freeways· to
advertise other car dealer groups
Shear r said a o-called reader
board IS needed to help the deal-
e~ compete with car sellers. m
other cities who already have
me> sage boards directing CUS·
tomers Lo their busmc ses.
But hundreds of res1dents who
live m the Halecrest and Hall of ·
SEE SIGN PAGE A16
The Newport-Mesa
Unified School District
Board of Education Is
expected to choose
Yorba Linda resident
Lorri Simpson as the
school district's assistant
superintendent of
Think "Armageddon '" is the movie of
the year? Well, according to our
In-house enteruinment critic. think
again. While the movie Is
entertaining. It is not ~liev•bl•.
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f =·.: A2 Thur.day, July 9, 1998
Store
offers
.finish ing
touches
N ormandy Metal Ref1nlsh·
ers (631-5555) is known
for being the best local
metal refirusher. Normandy
refinishes brass, silver, copper,
gold, pewter and tin cookware
dnd offers a same-day door
hdfdware refinishing service.
There also is a big antique •
selection to chose from including
nautical items, lamps, chande-
liers and collectibles. Soon to
come IS anbque door hardware
thdt will rival Liz's Antique
Hdfdware on La Brea Avenue in
Los Angeles. Normandy owner
Scott Sarkisian is offering Best
Buys readers 10% off on any
purchase dunng July. His shop
is dt 1603 Superior Ave., Costa
Mesa
Under the same roof is the
ne w Normandy Interior Outfit-
ters (650-1677), which is filled
Wlth turn-of-the-century archi-
tectural elements, garden
pieces, \'ITought iron, old med-
1cdl cdbmets, colunms, beaded
Lighting, lt1:tlian chandeliers, iron
urns, iron gates and a new line
of couches and furniture by Cis-
co John McGaughey and
Stephanie Skinner are partners
of Interior Outfittei:s and they
purchase everything for the
store on the East Coast and in
the South. Pnces range from $12
for a wire basket up to $5,000
for period iron benches that
were featured in Architectural
Digest.
Aaron Brothers Art & Fram-
ing (645-6880) is having a 1-cent
frame sale through July 26. 11lis
sale is supposed to be the biggest
because of the huge selection of
frames. In case you're not famil-
iar with the sale, you can buy a
frame from the 1-cent collection
for a penny when you purchase
any other frame of equa1 or grea-
ter va1ue at regular price. Aaron
Brothers is at 1714 Newport
Blvd , Costa Mesa.
POSH Gentlemen's Clothing
(640-8310) is having its semi-
annual sale now through the
end of the month. Markdowns
range from 30% to 60% on sale
merchand1Se. Included in the
sale are name brands: South-
wick, Barry Bricken, Joseph
Abboud, Ra1ph Lauren, Corbin,
Robert Talbott, Ike Behar, Ash-
worth, Comeliani, Samuelsohn
dnd Tommy Bahama. The shoe
selection includes Mezlan, Polo,
Johnston & Murphy and Seba-
go POSH is at Fasluon Island m
Newport Beach.
At-Ease (759-7979) is also
having a semiannual sale. Mer-
chandise is reduced 40% to 60%
for the sale. At-Ease. is at Fash-
ion Island in Newport Beach.
• BEST BUYS is published ThursdaYS
and Saturdays If you know of a good
• buy, fax me at 646-4170 or write to me
at: Best Buys, Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, 92627.
VOL 92. NO. 161
THOMAS H. JOtWSON,
Publisher .
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HE IS
Rqw, row, rowing your boet .
THE HAMOR IS HIS STAGE
Sc;ij>p, 17, upire:I to be a .age actor
and eventuelly. a drama tea~ ;r. His part·
tbM JC)b u a ~ for ~ GoodOla Co. ol ~Jn Udo w AMl VUlage ii ~to J119PUe him fo• ~·future.
·1·n .ma for people f/theY ask, but l
have to tell them I onl ~aw show tunes
from the two shows J Aas in -•canuval'
and 'Bye, Bye Bii'c:litt/' he said. •rm itart-
~ to Jeem bow t(1 g more SOIMJS now.•
Dreaed in o -up simll4r to that of
the authentic Italian gondoliers -navy~
and-white-striped shirt. navy aborts and a
straw bat With red bow -Sopp says be
enjoys pla)'ing the part.
. •When the other gondoliers come by,
we take off our bats and say, 'Buon
giomo,'• he said. •1 meet new ~le all
the time, so hopefully I'll run into a direc·
tor at some point.•
REELED 'IN
Sopp said he fell into bis job as a gon-
dolier after his family took a Cruise for
Mother's Day last year.
"I thought it was so much fun an(i so
cool ):>ecause I've always Joved boats," he
said. "The guy said they needed more row-
ers, so 1 said, 'OK,• and I've been here ev01
since.•
Although it can get tiring to row the 30-
foot-long gondola with only one 16-foot-
long oar, Sopp said it is a very relaxing job.
•When there's no wind and you're
watching the sunset on the-evening cruis·
es, it's pretty nice,• he said.
It also builds up his muscles.
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pil
Gondolier Josh Sopp can be talked Into serenading his customers during their romanUc crubes of Newport HarbOr.
"After eight cruises, you get a pretty
good workout."
is why Sopp said most of his customers
are couples.
evening,• he said. Because Of that, Sopp said he has wit-
nessed more than his share of people kiss-
ing. The downside -"I hate it when l can
hear them slurp." ROMANCE ON WATER
The 18th-century design of the boat, a
colorful sunset and the sound of the lap-
pirlg water can be very romantic, which
Gondolas are often the setting for nuu-
riage proposals, anniversaries and honey·
moons.
•1 think people like it because thE!y
can get away and have a romontic
When Sopp is not singing, be plays
romantic Italian operas on a tape recorder
kept in the gondola. He sometimes talks to
his CUilomers, but said they are usually
more irlterested in each other and can
even. forget he is there.
-Story by Jenifer bgland,
photo by Marc Martin
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of sexual molestation will seek postponement till fellow men performed lewd sexual acts on a 16-year-old boy in Porgey's
defendant is available for joint court appearance. Newport Crest ·condominium.
GREc RISlJNG roommate, to Jason Jule, who now is 19, filed
~Pb end sometime a civil suit last month against
NEWPORT BEACH -The
attorney handling a high-profile
sexual molestation case involv-
ing a former Newport Beach
psychiatrist said the preliminary
hearing may be delayed today
because the trial of a co-defen-
dant will conclude this week.
Deputy District Attorney
Stephanie Deamon will ask a
judge to postpone the case of Dr.
Bwnell Gordon Forgey for anoth-
er week in Harbor Municipal
Court today. •
Deamon was contacted
Wednesday by San Bernardino
County authorities who said
they expect the trial of convict-
ed sex offender James Lee
Crummel, Forgey's former
• EDITCMl'S NOTE: Do you or someone
you know have a landmark birthday or
anniversary coming up? If so, we
would like to include it in our
Almanac section. Please call the infor-
mation Into the Readers Hotline, 642-
6086; fax It to 646-4170; Ol mall It to
330 W. Bay St., CM!J Mesa. 92627-XPu
may also send photographs, but
please be sure to include a setf-
addressed-stamped envelope If you'd
like it returned.
Dr. Burnell
this week. Forgey and Crummel.
Crummel bas Local and state investigators
been charged located Jule, who ~as a ward of
with multiple the court, at New Alternative
counts of Home ir1 Costa Mesa, where
forcible child Forgey worked.
molestation in The victim told police that
the San Ber-Forgey and Crummel drugged·
nardino case. and attacked him . on several ·u the Gordon Forgey occasions between December judge denies 1994 and May 1995.
my request we will proceed with Mr. Forgey's Crummel, 54, also has been
hearing," said Deamon, who charged with the murder of
wants both of the defendants to Jamey notter, a 13-year-old boy
appear in court at the same time. who disappeared in 1979. ·
•we will just have to bind the two Crummel told authorities he
cases together at a later date." found the boy's charred remains -
Forgey, 80, and Crummel in Riverside County in 1990
have been charged with 16 while be was hildng near the
felony ~ounts of child molesta-Ortega Highway .
BIRTHS
Most recent births In Newport Beach and Cos-
t. Mes..
NEWPORT BEAOt
• IM!betla M. Angottl·Jones on May 1
• Alexander £. Asquith on April 2B
• Althur A. Befnal on May 2
• Nkho!M R. Botquez on April 29
• Vict°'i. It Ovvez on May 1
• Ian C. o.vls on April 29
• Aldo F. Diaz on April 26
• l<Alltlln e. Gies! on April 29
• Erik• 8. Hottm.n on April 26
ALMANAC
• Robinson C: lvol'y on M•r 1 • Juliana M. K<>Mi on Aprl 26
• Emily A. Llfltte on Aptil 26
• Ahtzirl M. ~on April 28
• D«ek G. ~thuny on April 29 • Jn IC. Mcl<auon on May 1
DEATHS
Most recent de•ths as reported to the Or.nge
County Reconlef's Office.
COSTA MESA
• Bonnie B. OemQry. 65, on May 20
•Rudolph Koepke Jr~ n. on May l3
WEATHER
TEMPUA1UMS
Balboa
77~
Corona del Mar
73164
Costa Mesi
76.464
~Beach
Newport Colst
7'4164
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Federal grand jury
~~?~~~~~!u?181
been indicted by a federal The U.S. attorney's office, the
grand jury on charges that he agency prosecuting the case,
violated hazardous. materials said Jobannson and Granados
laws, leading to the death of a allowed Quintero and other
welder. repairmen to use their unlJ.
Carl Bradley Jolµmnson, 40, censed facilities. ·
and George Granados, 50, of The five-count indictmen t
Anaheim were charged with returned last month against the
conspiring to violate and Violat-two men alleges that from Dec-
ing regulations prohibiting the ember 1992 through Sept. 23,
repair of gasoline tankers at 1993, when Quintero was killed,
unpermitted facilities. they violated U.S. ~ent of
The two men ran a Monte-1faosportation regulations.
bello tanker truck firin where a U.S. attorney spokesman
1993 explosion killed Leonardo Thom Mrozek said that despite
Quintero of Cudahy. Quintero warnings from the federal
was working inside a gasoline agency, the defendants didn't
tanker when his welding torch abide by tanker re~ ~-
ignited fumes. tions.
Johannson ls the fonner pres-If convicted of all of tbe
ident or Atlas Carriers, a truck-charges, both men face up to l5
ing business that maintained years in prison and more tbah
several temunals besides the $1.25 million in fines.
• Richard A. Glavin, 32. on May 24
• Sjoerd J. Harte, 78, on May 22
• sytvi. A. Berlt:e, 97, on May 20
• Rk:twrd O. Hamer, 5t. oo May 24
• flobb s. Roemer, 211, on May 24
• Adr•ln I. "7p'tef, 90, on May 2!i
• Hitoml Ogai.. 80, on MaY 25
• l.eot'• L Riiey, 88, on May 31
• Imogene O. Joyner, 72, on May 30
• Gi.t\I M. Peli.tti. 42. on May 24
NEWPORT BEACH
• Gllben P. Rice. 83, on May 18
•Richard E. Darrlnger, 71, on May 19
• ICatyan Lee, 68, on May 17
•John C. McGrath, 70, on May 17
• Lucille P. Matthias, 97, on ~y 24
•Lillian Slgal. 92. on May 21 • am.a f Dobbin, 67, on May 20
• Jowph a. Enriquez. n, on May 21
•Edith M. McKay, 91, on May 26
• MaryV. Miller~75, on May 21 .
• Peter J. BrNind, Infant, on May 26
• Richard G1lbf•1th, 79, on May 23
• Charles W. Kircher. 90, on May 25
• Richard It TIJChler, 49, on May 31
• Nancy Eddy, !M, on May 29
• Wayland J. Flam50n, 62, on May 24
POLICE FILES
NEM'ORT IEAOt
• w.t ,eo.t Highway: A car stereo worth $230 w•s stolen In the 2'300
bkxk.
• w.t a.lboe loulevwd: Ten «>mf*t discs worth S7S W9te ttoi.n In the
1000 block.
• Newport C:....... Drtve: A cellul1r phone worth S300 w. stOlen In the
900bk>ck.
COITAMISA
,, Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thursday, July 9, 1 ~8 A3 .
'8:1Jill . at=baff1ftfgetherra}ter~t! deOOdes·-rff:s7;nlk •
1 .. M y wife#and I have been
encountering some
numerological cwiosi-
ties. When we moved from Los
Angeles to Newport Beach 35
years ago, it was July 3. When
we began moving into N\f new
Colorado home in Port, Collins, it
was -July 3. ,
In both cases, we Cetebrated a
.. wedding anniversary just four
days later. In 1963, it was our
fifth; this year, out 40th. The big
four-oh.
Good grieff That is a long time
for my wife to put up with tne.
And, occasionally, vice versa. •
Yoo would think that, forus to
defy all the odds against lasting
marriages, we would be the leg-
endll!Y two peas. We are not.
Reflect on this laundry list of
diffe~nces and you'd consider it
a sure bet this marriage wouldn't
have lasted four years, let alone
40:
We are both only children and
our initials are FM. Other than
that, we have practically nothing
in common.
Strike One: of course, the fact
that she is a woman and I am a
man. This alone devastates many
marriages.
Strjke 1\No: She went to USC;
I went to UCLA.
Strike Three: She is a Democ-
rat; 1 am a Republican. I should
note, how~ver, that when we
~an our marriage on July 7,
1958, we were both Republicarup,
lll}d ·remained that way for many
years.
However, after watching sev-
eral speeches at the Republican
convention in Houston in the
summer of 1993 -Pat
Buchanan's especially -she
went ,out the next day and re'
registered as a Democrat.
Strike Four: She likes white
wine; I prefer red.
Strike Five: She likes power-
boats; I prefer to sail. Although
now that we will be doing our
sailing on a nicep fiat lake where
you are never outrof sight of
land, ID)( wife is beginning to
think kindly about getting out on
the water and gliding along with
the wind.
Strike Six: My wife loves sushi
and squid and other strange
foods. Among fishy foods, I con-
THE FIED
CO LUM II
martin
sider sw.ordfish steak, preferably
grilled, to be adventurous.
To celebrate her 50th birthday,
· we flew to Hong Kong on Japan
Air Lines, a splendid carrier, but
a little weird, foodwise. For
lunch, we were offered a choice
or American or Japanese. A
freshly cooked cheesebwger ·
with fries or raw fish. Need I be
specific about who chose what?
Strike Seven: She detests hot
food. No Szechwan chicken for
this lady. She will shun anything
on the menu that has even one of
those little chili-pepper logo next
to it. While I don't care-for food
so hot it makes me sweat, I do
enjoy a bit or tang in my tamales.
Strike Eight My wife is a stu-
dent, someone who genuinely
enjoys going to school and has
excelled at it all her life. At USC,
she graduated with honors,
magna cum lauoe, and was
elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Me, I
barely scraped through.
Strike Nine: She prefers coffee,
while tea suits me better. Similar-
ly, she'll order·a gin and tonic, ·
. while I want.my anti-malarial
prescription thinned with vodka.
Strike 10: She detests war
movies. I, however. en1oy them
-but only the great ones, e.g.,
"0-Day, • "Bridge at Remagen, •
"King Rat,• "Bridge on the River
Kwai, • films of that caliber.
St_rike 11: She Wees chamber
music artd pianists playing dainty
Wiorks'by guys like Schubert and
othe r dirge-meisters. I dig the big
stuff, the extravagant warhorses
by Mahler and Tchaikovsky. In
fairness, I must add that my wife
like!! that kind of music, too.
U this indicates that my wife is
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Strike 12: My Wife's light-
reading material is mostly educa-
tion journals; mine leans more ·
toward Road & Track and Sail.
However, we both read Tune and
Newsweek, which surely h~lps
accO\mt for the longevity of our . ., mamage. ,
Strike 13: She almost never
watches football on t~evision.
Except, of course, for the USC-
UCLA game, and we all know
how that has gone for the past
eight yea.IS. 1, on the other hand,
can't wait for the college Jootball
season to begin. Strike 14 is
something thal could have blown
our marriage apart even before 1l
had a chance: She was raised
Presbyterian; I, Roman Catholic.
So.we met in what we consid-
ered the middle and became
Episcopalians.
1f there 18 a moral to this
tongue-in-cheek rectal, I think
that's it: meet in the middlei
No guarantees, of course. But
Jl has worked pretty well for us
. these past 40 years.
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COSTA MESA -The rear wall of Mede Hatle-
berg's office at the Someone ea.res Soup J.(itchen fS
covered with plaques and awo.rds in J'8C'.Ognilion of
her years of service to the needy .
Hatleberg, who wu selected as today's national
Ddlly Point of Ught; will be able to add to that wall
letters of commendation from President Bill Clinton
and lonncr President George Bush. .
•it's very ruce, • she said. •aut that's not what I do
/' ¢k for. I do it because I enjoy it and I've got hungry· ~ people to feed" . •
Make that a lot of hungry people_ to feed. About
200 people a day filter in and out of the 19th Street
facility that she bought in January 1997 to house the
program she started in 1986.
A mother of eight •. Hatleberg, who temporarily
uses a wheelchair. said she was adept at fixing large
meals for her own family. But it was while working
at a seruor center i.ri Costa Mesa that she felt
inspired to open the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen.
• 1 was the director of the senior program at Rea,•
she said. • l noticed many kids came in barefooted
with runny noses but my program couldn't feed
"' them because the federal money was only for the
• seniors.•
So she wrote a request to the city of Costa Mesa
for assiStance to open the soup kitchen for all peo-
ple, regardless of their age.
The city approved her proposal, and she opened
the soup kitchen and began feeding about 30 peo-
ple a day. But as word spread about the facility, her
chentele gradually increased. •
While she received local and state recognition for
her work, she encountered some difficulty finding
permanent housing for the program. $}le initially
operated the soup kitchen at a church and later
moved it to a community center.
•People liked my cause but not my clientele,"
.~he said.
With a nudge from Crystal Court manager Anton
Segerstrom. she began a building fund. In January
Order today .
cnl receive a $ 9. 9 5 Connection
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1bousand Points of Ugbt honoree Marie
Hatleberg Is founder of the Someone Cates
Soap Kltcbeil In Cotta Mesa.
1997, she bought the 19th Street building, which
used to be the Hangchow Chinese resta.urant.
•It's in a perfect area," she said. "ihere are many
poor people around here.•
She gets food from several local donors, includ-
ing Irvine Ranch Market in Costa Mesa, Vons in
Huntington Beach and Lucky in Newport Beach.
Five days a week, she and scores of volunteers
prepare a 40-gallon pot of soup and then serve tt
with fruits, vegetables and bread between 1 and 4
p.m. In addition to rows of tables where the food is
served, there are also six booths at the soup kitchen
reserved for families with children.
"I really want to help the children," she said.
"There's so many hunQ1¥ people in Orange County
because of the lack of affordable housing and edu-
cation.•
She hopes to be able to get donations of fresh
milk for the children.
•1t's so good for the children," she said. "But it's
so expensive and I have a bald time getting my
budget ~stretch that far.•
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school boa.rd iS expected to hire a
personnel spectalis~ to fill its new-
ly created post of assistant super-
intendent of l\.uman resources.
Pending scfiool board approva\
Tuesday, Lorri Simpson of Yorba
Unda will replace Jack Elsner,
who officia.lly ended his yearlong
tenure at Newpon-Mesa last
week. •
Elsner was temporarily filling
the human resources position
vacated by Bill Nunan in 1997.
El.$ner will beoome a consultant to
the Huntington Beach Union
High School OJ.strict. ~unan was
recently hired as superintendent
at the Redondo Beach school dls-
trict. \
Earlier· this year, the school
board changed the job title from
director to assistant supennten-
dent of human resources.
•1 think it was a good idea/
said Linda Mook, president of the
Newport-Mesa Federation of
Teachers.· "It makes people as
important as money."
Simpson is presently human
resources director and assistant
director of classllied personnel for
'the Walnut Valley Unified Schoof
District. .
"She is very well-liked here/
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school distnct. "You're very lucky
to be getting her, and-we're very
sad to be losing her/\>ut she's
upwardly bound and this is d
great career advanc,ement for
her.• , I
Simpson, who \(as endorsed
by incoming ~nperintendent
Robert Barbot, w_pU!d assume the
position by A\l_w' 1.
"I saw her resume and it looks
very solid io me," said school
board President Jim Ferryman . ."I
trust Dr. Barbot's judgment ancf
he thinks highly of her." ·
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• Planning Commission to
decide tonight whether to
approve new eatery with-
out parking lot.
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NEWPORT \1EACH -A pro-
posal for a MW restaurant with
oµtdoor dining and alcoholic bev-
erage servite on Balboa Island
will come before planning com-
ytissione:i;S tonight.
· The testaurant is proi)osed for
an eXisling building at 310
.Maii.ne Ave. The project, submit-
ted by John Pautsch Jr., also
includes some retail space and an
apartment above the restaurant.
Planning Commissioner Tod
Ridgeway said he e~pects the
decision to be a tough one
because of parking issues.
According to the staff report,
the existing property does not
have a parking lot. The proposed
project will provide one parking
space, for the apttrtment, but
Pautscb is asking the city to waive
its requirement for an additional
35;54 spaces. Patrons would have
to park on surrounding streets.
•There is no'parking on Balboa
Island -you either waive it or
don't approve the project," Ridge-
way said.
Pautsch said in the staff report
that the parking waiver should be
approved because the project will
not generate more demand foJ
parking over what already ex\Sf.s
on Bfilboa Island ..
He said the •destination" qual-
ity of the island means the project
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c l t y
planners.
say the
commission
could .rea-
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approve or
deny the
cause fraffic problems.
The project is part of a plan
that was approved by the oty m
1995. The Irvine Co lS simply
moving forward with those plans
and asking for a minor modifica-
tion, according to the staff report.
•A proposal by the Brecken-
Thursday, July 9, 1998 AS
ndge Group to convert an exist-
mg 7 ,500-square-Ioot restaurant
on Birch Street into two new
restaurant buildiilgs One build-
ing would be a 2,531--square-foot
Burger King and the other would
be chvided into two slnall-scale
However, the report said the
project has the potential to gener-
ate the ·need for more patking,
and that is of particular concern
because of the residentfal ~a
directly behind it. U restaurant
patrons patk on those neighbor-
. hood streeef, lt could disturb the
residents, the report said.
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is the .city's new alcohol ordi-
nance1 which took effect Wednes-
day. ll it grants the new restaurant
peJ.fuission to serve wine and
t)eer, the commission will have to
consicjer whether the use serves a
public convenience or necessity,
the crune rate and number of
alcohol licenses m the area, and
th~ numbers of alcohol-related
calls for service.
project.
Other issues on the agenda
include:
• An appeal of a decision by
the city's modifications committee
that allpwed port;ions of two new
office buildings in Corporate
Plaza West to extend 7 feet into
the public right of way.
Richard Vella, a member of the
·Newport Beach CouQtry Club,
said the project -proposed by
The Irvine Co. -is not in the
chib's best interest and could
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exchange program.
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.. NEWPORT BEACH -Resi-
dents from OEle of the city's "rela-
\;!~es" will visit Southern Califor-
nia for the first time next week as Part of J a new firefighters
e,xchange program.·
•• 1 Shoji Sugiura, · 5-4, • and .
Masayuki Hirayama, 58, both o(
Okazaki, Japan, will tour New-
port Harbor on the fireboat, ride
in the police helicopter, stay the
night in one of the city's fire sta-
tions and even go out on a few
service calls while here, said Lt.
John Blauer, Fire and Marine
'Department spokesman. Botb vis-
itors work in a rank similar to an
American battalion chief.
Okazaki is one of Newport's
three sister cities, an international
program formed to increase cul-
tural awareness and understand-
ing. Newport's progr8ll\. is orga-
nized by a sister city committee,
but all of the exchanges are pri-
vately flinded, City Manager
Kevin Murphy-said. •
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, and
Anitbes, France, also· are· sister
cities of Newport. · ·
While the exchang~ program
has been around for many years,
this will be the first firefighters
exchange, Fire Capt. Tim Harlan
said .
liarlan said he visited. Okazaki ·
last month, j~t as officials there
were preparing to ·$0n.d Sugiura
and Hirayama. While Har~ ini-
tially went to Japan on vacation,
he ended up spending a few days
in Okazaki with fire officials as
the "guinea pig" for the program.
"It was sort of serendipity how
it happened," he said. ··Tuey took
me to City Hall to meet the' may·
or, and it'was quite a ceremony. I
felt like some foreign diplo~t. • Newpq~ Beach firefighters are
trying to send tw.o employees to
Okazaki in October as part of the
new program, Harlan said. No
.. . .
city money will be used for the
effort.
The two Japanese firefighters
will arrive Satur@y at John
Wayne Airport, but "the fun
begins on Sunday,• Hailan said.
Their trip will include a visit to the
airport's crash crews and to the
firefighters' train,ibg center in
'1untingtoQ Beach. They will
have interpreters' with them from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
"I ·enjoyed my time with these
guys, and I'm excited to see them.
11gain and be able to shate with,
them the way they did with me,•
Harlan said. "I want to take them
to a. local Japanese restaurant
and, hopefully, an American
backyard barbecue.•
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Saturday named
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Workshop to discuss
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Gene Foley, botanist and natu-
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day workshop, teaching partici-
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the outdoors and in the wilder-
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citizen's police academies. Bach aildldeta lllUlt C0"1-
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residents intight into law enrollment. Applk:entl must be
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• f.xceptionaJ Food witJ:' 24-Hour Snacks Prq>Utid On-aice
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school and entertainment. Por day ii St50 mr memben, $170 for
~e inf~tiop.Jaj! 6l~·CM2;J nonmem~. &>r ~e ~
tion, call s.46-2061.
teinatiY for l1.1mdlna Y9w
Group and private tal chl desses
for women will be held at Hsing I
Chen School, 151 Kalmus Drive, FRIDAY TODAY · ·
Invention will be presented from
8 to 10 p.m. at OCC, Soence Lec-
ture Building, 2701 F811VleW
Road, Costa Mesa. Aduuss1on is
$15. Registration will be at 7:30
p.m. For more information, call
(949) 253-09'52.
The PAdflc Coast Quarter Hone
. Show runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
through Sunday in the Equestrian
Center at the Orange County
Fairgrounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa
Mesa. Show admission is includ-
ed in Orange County Pair tickets.
Prices are: general, $6; seniors
(55+), $5; kids (6-12) $2; children
5 and µnder are free. For mor~
information, call 708-1652.
Dr.• ltay C. Gery will present a
humorous. presentation on How
To Be Relaxed in a Stressed Out
Society at noon at the Holiday
Inn, 3131 Bristol St., Costa Mesa.
Everyone is invited. Admission is
$10 (includes lunch). For more
information, call 557-7775.
Smith Barney Inc. will present a
seminar titled How to Get a Mil-
lien-Dollar Professional Money
Manager for your $100,000 Port-
folio from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at The
Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 Mac-
Arthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For
more information, call (949) 955-
7817 .,
Foreign exchange students who
will be in the United States during
the 1998-99 school year will be
looking for host families. Students
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date and time to be announced.
Interested individuals are urged
to find out more. For more infor-
mation, call 437-1274.
Michael Harms, a Corona del
Mar attorney and certified public
accountant, will present free
one-hour consultatio~ on .living
trusts at your home or his office,
2660 E. Co&st Highway, Corona
del Mar. For more information,
call 644-5801. .
lb~ C~rebral Palsy FC>undatton
will start a new chapter in the
area. The foundation will offer
financial and emotional support,
along with many other free ser-
vices, to families in the area who
have children affected by cere-
bral palsy. For more information,
call (800) 967-3341 .
Youths age 7-12 can enroll In
either Science Camp or Explo-
ration Camp at the Launch Pad,
third floor, Crystal Court at South
Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa
Mesa. Science Camp and Explo-
ration Camp will be held from 9
a.m. to 2:30 ~m. weekdays on
alternating weeks through Aug.
28 at the Launch Pad. Optional
extended days, which include a
snack and movie, are until 5 p.m.
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Inc. will meet from 7 to 9 a .m. at
The Tee Room at the Newport
Beach Golf Course, 3100 Irvine
Ave. Admission is $15. Parking is
free. For more information, call
969-9790.
Gates open for the 106th annual
Orange County Pair, 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 in
the Pink, are noon to midnight
Monday through Wednesday' and
10 a.m. to midnight Thursday
through Sunday. General admis-
sion is $6; seniors (55+), $5; kids
(6-12), $2; children 5 and below
are free. Parking is $4; vehicles
with four or more individuals ue
$2. For more infoRilation, call
708-3247 or visit the website at
www.odair.com .
Bo Dlddley will perform at 7 and
9 p.m. at the 106th annual Orange
County Fair in the Arlington The-
ater at the fairgrounds, 88 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa. Shows are
free with fair admission. General
admission is $6; senlors (55+), $5;
kids (6-12), $2; children 5 and
below are free. Parking ·is $4;
vehicles with four or more 1di-
SATURDAY
Fashion Design, a four-week
class where school-age children
can design tMir own shirts and
matching accessories, will be pre-
sented from noon to 1:30 p.m. at
Cliff Drive· Park, Cijtf Drive and
Riverside • Avenue, Newport
Beach. Regist:i'ation is $40 for
Newp6rt Beach residebts and $45
for nonresidents. Register atNew-
port Beach Community Services.
3300 Newport Blvd. For more
info~tion, call (949) 644-3151.
Masks, a four-week course
where school age childr~n can
explore the mysteries of masks,
will be presented from 2 to 3 p.m .
at Cliff Drive Park, Cliff Drive and
Riverside Ave., Newport Beach.
Registration is $35 for Newport
Beach residents and $40 for non-
residents. Register at Newport
Beach Community Services, 3300
Newport Blvd. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 644-3151.
Birds of Prey ls the UUe of the
campfire ·program that will be
presented at 7:45 p.m. at Upper
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Adult Summer Cllnlcs for inter•
mediate to advanced tennis play-
ers will be presented from 7 to 9
p.m. The first clinic will be at
Mariners Park, Irvine Avenue and
Dover Drive, Newport Beach.
Admission per clinic is $25 for
Newport Beach residents and $30
for nonresitl.ents. Register at New-
port Beach Community Services,
3300 Newport Blvd. For more
information, ~all (949) 644-3151.
MONDAY
World Travel through Arts &
Crafts, a creative geography
course for school-age children,
will be presented at 10:30 a .m. at
Newport Beach Central Library's
Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. Admission is free. For
more µitonnation, call 717-3801.
Tl}ursday, July 9, 1998 A 7
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CoasWne Counseling Center
founder Joan Anctrew will present
a fr& lectur~' titled ADD
Overview at 7 ~~m. at Coastline,
1200 Quail St;. Suite 105. New-
port Beach. For more information,
call 476•099r I ....
' I The Costa 1 Mesa Ubraiy, 1855
Park Ave .• ;will present a story
time from 7·to 7:30 p.m. Mondays
through ~uly ,27 at the library.
Admission is free. Call (949) 646-"
8845. . ~ "
TUESDAY .
A representative from the UC
lrvlne Adnuss1ons Office will be
at OCC's nansfer Center from 1
to 4 p m. to meet with students
interested m transfemng. OCC's
Transfer Center is on campus ill
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa..
For an appointment or more infor-
mation, call 432-5894.
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Mesa Goll & Country Club, 1701
Goll Course Drive. Admission is
$1 2 and includes lunch. For more
1nf ormation, call 885-9093.
Achfevj.ng FlnandaJ Security for
Women will be J1resented on
three consecutive Wednesdays
from 6:30 to 9:30 p.rn. at OCC,
7101 Fdirview Road, Costa Mesa.
Admiss1on is $49. rrtend/spouse
free. For more mlonndtion, call
432-5880.
'ONGOING
· The Kiwanis Club of Newport
Beach-Corona cJel Mar meets at
noon. Thursddy'> dt the 8dhia
C'onnthldn Yacht nub, 1601 Bdy-
">td<' Dnve, Corona del Mdr. ror
more informdllon. call 852-1148.
Oasis Senior Center offers a hali-
hour of free legdJ con~ultation by
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WAXING
A support gToup for younger
patients with lupus meets from
1·30 to 3 p.m. on the s~nd and
fourth Wedne ddY or each m(Ulth
m Newport Beach. For tietails,
call 536-1734. ·
A workshop for people with
lymphedema meets from 2:30 to
4 :30 p .m. on the fitst Tuesday .of
each month at Hoag Cancer Cen-
ter auditonum m Newport Beach.
For information, call 760-B542.
Oasis Senior Center offe rs
meal prog ram for membe' .
Lunch is served daily from 1 · 45
a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in the muJ~/ur
pose room at. 800 MafJ!Uetite
Ave.. Coron a del Mav Home-
delivered meals are available for
homebound seniors. Reservations·
are required. Meals are sponsored
by SCSS Inc. Call 644-3~44.
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0uls Senior Center has a com-8183 or 540-0201
prehensive medical library to The Alliance for the Mentally
answer or research any medical m of Orange County provides Prospects Networking ~roup
question Call 644·3244. education and emotional support meets from 7:15 to 8 JO a.m.
Oasis Serdor Center offers a
counselor fo assist with questions
a~Qt JV' Mi care, HMOs, supple-
mental 4llld )ong-term care insur·
anc~ /Y appointment. For more
infor iation or appointments, call
644 .. J~44.
F .panded Aiiwareness Seminars
resents a weekly meditation ses-
sion at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at the
Hub or Newport ' Mesa,. 230 E.
17th St., Suite. 218. Suggested
donation is $10. Call 646-1128.
A free Introductory class in prt·
mordial sound meditation· is
offered by Marvin Greenberg at
Complementary Healing Arts,
666 Baker St., Costa Mesa. For
the time and day or to make a
reservation, caij 969-7653.
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for families with loved ones who Wednesdays at Mimi's< .jie, 1835
are mentally ill. A free support Ne.,.,Port . Blvd., Co ,a Mesa.
group meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Breakfast is $6. For ro;e ihfonna-
every other Saturday at Orange tidn, call Ang1e SM • rd at 474·
County Mental Health Clinic, ~225 or Tina Fi.nnar t 551-3156.
3115 Redhill Ave., Costa Mesa. . 'Au Lassen's Lea~,f lub meets at
can 950·846;}· " 7:15 a .m . Tuei:.days at Mimi's
St. Andrew's Presbyterian' Cafe, 1835 Ne\f(port Blvd., Costa
Mesa. For more ip.fomiation, call Church offers a support group for 646_ 1252 families with loved ones who are ·
mentally .ill. The group meets
Sundays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the
church's DiE!tenfield Hall C, 600
St. Andrews Road, Newpprt
Beach. The group is open to the
community and committed to
confidentiality. For more informa-
tion, call 631-2880.
The Networkers, a program
provided by the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce, meets
;
Zen lfome SUtcli.~ry. ~ local
manufacturer of meditation sup-
plies, holds a free meditation from
5 to 7 p.m. Sundays at Mesa Busi·
ness Center, 71 1 W. 17th St., Suite
A-8. For more information, call
722-7818.
The Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commis-
sion meets at 7 p.m. on the first
Tuesday or each month in the City
.House Of Enuhantment
NlcoUne Anonymous fellowship
wants to help men and women
who smoke to quit and remain
smoke-free. Por more information
on local evening meetings, caU
650-2713
The C osta Meta Historical / Society holds a tree open house ·
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdan·
at 1870 Anaheim Ave.. <:;o~t'a
Mesa. The event features m~roo
rabllia from the city of Costa .tlf'esd ,fi and the Santa Ana. Army Air
Base. Call 634-5918.
Overeaters Anonymo).as meets
from 7 to 9 p.m. Wedn~days at St
John's Episcopal Church, 183 E
Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 953-0900.
Enslgn lnte rmedJate School
offers a free parenting seminar
and open discussion for parents of
teens from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on the•
last Wednesday of each month
Call 225-8189.
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of each month at 800 Marguenle The Costa Meta Senior Ctttzen with cancer and their families. A
Ave., Corona del Mar For more Square and Round Dance Club beginners session meets from
information, call 644-324•. seeks experienced dancers to join 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Fridays. The
' Tbe Yoga Place often a pre/post-
natal yoga class from 3 to 4:30
p.m. Thursdays. New classes
begin on the first of the ,-nonth.
Por more information, call 642-
7400.
.( I f.loag Cancer Center dffers Man
to Man, a free p'tostate-cancer
discussion group, frpm 7 to 8:30
p.m . on the first Wednesday of
each month at thft <?enter auclitori-
wn, · 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41,
Newport Beach. For rei>erv{itions
or more information, call 722-
6237.
The Padllc Business Xchange
has weekly breakfast meetings at
7 a.m. Tuesdays at the Pacific
Club, 41 10 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. There is no
charge for the initial meeting. For
more information, call 640-0588.
The Newport Beach Psychologi-
cal Association presents a coed
r~lationship group called Insight
Equals Power at 7 p.m. Thurs-
days. The fee is $25 per week. For
more information, call 722-4588.
Hoag Cancer C~nter offers a tree
relaxation and imagery workshop
from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. on the fourth
Wednesday of each month at 1
Hoag Drive, Building 41 , New-
port Beach. For more information,
call 760-5542.
The Costa Mesa Republican
Assembly meets at 7 p.m. on the'
third Thursday of each month at
the Neighborhood Community
Center, 1845 P.o.rk Ave., Costa
Mesa. For more information. call
645-5326.
A free telephone help line for
seniors over 62 is offered by mort-
gage consultant Bob Brennan
starting at 3 p.m. Wednesdays a t
Bayside Village, 300 E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. For
more information, call 723-0233.
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The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar
711 of Orange County invites
young hl1m ages 14 to 18 who are
interested in learning about sail-
ing, seamanship. piloting, naviga-
"""'tion and cruising. Meetings are
from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at
the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931
W. Coast Highway. Newport
• Beach. For more lnlormation, call
• 642-6301 or 551-8591.
Oasis sentor Center offers ongo-
ing assistance, counseling and
referral services for seniors. For
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in from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at classes are designed to reduce
the Costa Mesa Senior Center, str~s. mcrease longevity and pro-
19th and Pomona streets, Costa mote a sense of well-being with
Mesa. For more information, call basic, easy-tq-leam, non-sb'enu-
545-5669. · ous movements to aid in balance
A free $Upport group for cancer
patients meets at 7 p.m. Wednes·
days and a support group for peo-
ple suffering from chronic fatigue
syndrome meets from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesdays at the Institute for
Holistic Treatment and Research,
4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, c~ 251-8700.
Arthritis FoundaUon instructor
Wyoma McKinley leads an exer-
ase class at 11 a.m. Thursdays al
the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E.
Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 513-5641.
Nightly meettngs are offered ln
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
for anyone who wants to quit
nicotine addiction. For a schedule
or more information, call 774-
9106 or (800) 642-0666.
The Newport Sports CollecUon
Foundation, a nonprofit organiza-
tion, operates a free museum at
620 Newport'Center Drive. New-
port Beach. The museum, which
has one of the world's largest col-
lections of sports memorabilia, is
open Crom 9 a.m. to 5 p .m. week-
days. For more information, call
721-9333.
Hoag Cancer Center sponsors a
and concentration. The class is
taught by Revina Lewis. No regis-
tra tion is ~uired and:the class is
free, Hoag Cancer Center is at
4000 W., Coast Highway, Newport
Beacft. For more information, call'
722·6h37.
' Th~ Hs1ng Che n School of Inter-
nal Martial and Healing Arts
offets free T'ai Chi and Chi Gong
classes every Tuesday and Thurs-
day at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays and at
8:30 a.m. Saturdays at 151 Kamus,
Suite M7-B. Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 557-3016.
Oasis Senior Center offers a dai-
ly telephone contact program for
seniors who have a limited local
support system. For more infor-
mation, call 644-3244. .
The Co<sta Mesa Communicators
Toastmasters Club meets from
noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the
Orange County Department of
Education, 200 Kalmus Drive,
Costa Mesa. Meetings are op~n to
anyone who wants to improve his
or her public speaking skills. For
more'inJormation, call 444-5030.
The Newport Beach Distin-
guished Toastmasters Club 1300
meets froin 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays
in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting room,
2300 Bristol St.. Ne~rt Beach.
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Me a Messenger Toastmaster
Club 691 m Costa Mesa meets at
7 p.m. Tuesdays at Mesa Verde
Uruted Methodist Church, 1701
W. Baker St., Cosld Mesa For
more mJorrnation, call 540-4446. ·
Blue Flame Toastmasters Club
2717 meets at 7 a.m. Wednesdays
at the Village Farmer, South
Coast Plaz<l Village, 1651 Sun-
flower Ave., Costa Mesa. The
meeting is free for first-time visi-
tors. For more informdtion, call
855-4308.
Toastmasters Club 231 meets at 7
a.m. Mondays al the' Irvine Co.,
550-C Newport Center, Newport
Beach. For more mfonnallon, call
733-2209.
Harborlltes Toastmaster Club
1927 meet'> at 7 a .m. Wednesdays
at the Riverboat Cafe. 151 E.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
For more information, call 965·
3648.
Lido Isle Toastmasters meets
Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at
the Glendale Federal Bank Com-
munity Room, 100 Newport Cen·
ter Drive, Fashion lsland, New-
port Beach. For more informdtion,
call 964 -5314.
Oasis Senior Center offers a
Care-A-Van transport to take
members to appointments and
grocery shopping. The shuttle
van takes membe rs to the Oasis
Center. For appointments. call
644-3244
Individuals Interested ln reading
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Oasis SenJor Center oUen vtsu-
al·aid screenings ~th a Braille
Institute representative ~y
appointment only. For more in!or·
mation, call 644-32-« .. . . .
Oasis senJor Center hu a walk-
ing ·group called Walkers ~ot
·Rockers that meets once a week
to enjoy scenio walks in · and
around the Newport Beach area.
For more inform<t.tlon. ~/ill 644-
3244.
Thursday, July 9, 1998
. . An ongoing group discussion
and interaction for recovering
women alcoholics who have beeLi
sober at least a year meets from 8
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~agetldOn' makes big hit With ·liftle violence ·~ I
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ou'l'e going lg the theater
on a Saturday afternoon
and the film you're about
to see stars BruQfl Willis, known
best for $UCh tl\Ought-provok.ing
pictutes as "PJe Hard." •oie
Harder• and , Die Hard Ad Nau-
seam" -I rl1ean, "With A Vengeanc~~" .
·The prbducer is Jerry Bruck-
bei.Jner, known for such realistic
and abstruse fare as "Top Gun"
and, "The Rocle• and the movie's
title is •Armageddon• -you
were expecting •Citizen Kane,·
perhaps?
The only revelations this film
has to offer are
that Bruce
Willis was not
born without
tear ducts, Liv Tyler's mom ~ust
IS, incredibly good looking
~use her father, who does
1Mst of the soundtrack, is Steven
1yler, and that •Armageddon • is ·
~lot louder than the Bible first
let on.
· Despite the staccato editing
tnat served only to limit my
comprehension of the disaster
du jour: the overwrought, affect-
ed melodramatics of slow-
motion and military saluting; the
~ce of making just the right
J?erson go space-crazy (Steve
Buscemi) and just the right per-
aftl save the world (Willis): the
C-eposterous notion that the
~ace shuttle can take off and
aaneuver like an airplane, that
}1eople can handle gravity forces
Ip excess of 11 Gs for extended
eertods of time or that loud
uplosions can actually be heard t6 weightless space: and the
~elenting bombardment that
ttterally changed the rhythm of
•Y heartbeat; I ~ctuaJJy enjoyed
CZ>.is picture.
wasn't expecting •atizen Kane.•
Unlike Gil those critics (sympa-
thetic to Demi Moore, I'll bet) that
criticized this movie for its lock of
realism. I actually first saw some
previews and took mental notes of
who the sUus were and who was
directing ~d producing it.
l, for one, knew what I was
paying for. Se> I sat down, large
popcorn at the ready, and
enjoyed the outrageous romp
thfough shallow space.
There bave also been numer-
ous criticisms over the use of the
American flag in this film.
Apparently tliese same critics
didn't pay any attention to the
release date as well.
Henry Sheehan called the use
of the flag in •Armageddon• as
"degrading." I'm not sure which
war Sheehan served in, but hav-
ing served my
country
through the
Gulf War, I
believe the
flag can
endure
Annageddon.
The fake one,
of couxse, not
the Biblical
one.
It strikes me
curious that I
never hear from people like
Sheehan when they burn a flag
or use it as a car seat-cover in a
movie. In my bumble opinion,
the flag, and what it stands for,
provides people the freedom to
do virtually whatever they
choose to do with its image. 1
mean, that is what we fought for,
isn't it?
I also felt that the actors' call for
godly help and their self-sacrific-
ing nature far outweighed their
lack of conformity to what I or any-
one else feels is the most appropri-
ate use of the American flag.
I IC LI ••• I I I 11 .W I Of llL ••• ,.
' ~,end comes too fate in ~egeddon1, . .
UN;ulb(
' ' """ D Clll't ~all of them
~~.crtticJ. The
. ~.ifbe Register. TbitW~ ~oumal. It's a OODIJAi~. They an don't like
~~· .-YSAU Pavodte Unc does.
His standirds are much,
oiUchloWm.
·~·.rWe.s. Well
for the ftnt ftVe minutes or so.
And wbatta"you know. They •
were ~ht. Prom then on,
though, •Armageddon• really
Hoovers, even by my decrepit
expectatioils.
It's tough to ignore the Beav-
is & Butthead plot, the Three .
Stooges acting and the •PJan 9
Prom OUter Space• special
effec::ts. And the focus is devot-
ed to Bruce Willis, who has
graduated from trying to save
buildings to trying to save air-
• ports to trying to save planets.
All while not managing to save
a marriage. Kinda old and gray,
if Willis gets much longer in the
too~, he'll be hunted for ivory.
SW'TOWlded by the obligat.c;>ry
c.a.st Of malfunctioning, mal-
adroit and maladjusted morons,
ol' Bnice bl charged with taking
this ~ dmen or so flapdoo-
dles into deep space .to divert an
asteroid that could probably be
deOected more easily by broad-
casting Al Gore. homilies at it.
Michael Bay, probably told him
to just think about his divorce
settlement.
~uat u ~ u .indictments
will bit tbe Wlifte House, this
1\!ul-aized bwik of Styrofoam
and cardboard sends its
advance soouts into where else?
New York City. Godzilla, tidal
weves end now uteroid
chunks attack New York. What.
nut. a two-tehn Republican ,
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And why
. ts the aster-
oid coming?
Technical
gobbledy-
gook about
collisions
and other
COSJIUC
events
affords a
scientific explanation. You and
I know dilferently: Bl Nliio.
So the future of the world is
in the hands oC Bruce, bis
scumpatriots, the obligatory .
Rooskie with a bad haircut and·
lousier accent, and a buncha fat
white guys with ugly ties
stranded in Mission Control ..
The vocabulary rarely
evolves to JDyth.i.ng greater
than two syllables as the movie -
becomes as noisy as a frat party
and more deadly dull than
World Cup soccer, or any soc-
cer tor that matter. ·
Resident ringleader amongst
the conspiracy of o~eracting is
Liv Tyler. Toss in a hackneyed
lineup of other semi-recogniz-
Action film characters
you'll care about
A stronauts and oil drillers
(yes, oil drillers) are
able actors and rooting for the
uteiou:s becomes a viable
option when realizirig its ,
impact will prevent the1re1ease
~f more stoopid flicks lik.e
·.Armageddon."
Populated with too many
one-liners a.nd dumb,liners,
"Armageddon" takes what ·
would be a decent half-hour
•oiscovery Channel" docu-
mentary and instead wastes
'Several hours-plus outta your
marginal life with a film that
features mucho speeches, volu-
minous screeching and too Uitle
gratuitous violence.
Griin-faced scientists warn
the world that nothing will sur-
vive (except liberal entitlement
programs}. Politicians advise
Citizens to exercise so they can
more easily kiss their rears
good-bye. Bureaucrats blame
budget cuts for the inability to
detect the tliing. And the movie
llecomes sappier than a maple
in the fall.
•Armageddon" ends with a
montage of Kodak moments -
too baa there was no film left in
the camera. Our remaining
hope is for that of a rogue 'rold
squashing the survivors as
Godzilla did Bambi.
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action flidcs and cheesy musical acts
fof' the D•ily Pilot. You can ~ii him
at YourfavUncOaol.com .
oid. Their destination is the main
object in ·Armageddon," the lat-
est Jerry Bruckheimer produc-
tion.
Melissa
RJchardson
days to figul'e"
out how to
destroy the 1 •
"global killer•:
or everyone: ~
will perish. "''l II
Once agttlf!' :
Bruce Wtllis1k:\H .,..-1),,
bade to save-
the world, bu1'1~~
this time he1t:"'0
fighting the,.
extraterrestri.8111 • · as Harry ;.,.,.,.
Stamper an 01\11
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dnller wftt>' w-0rke<j evt!ry \er-_:JrLJ•
rain on earth and i~ now want~~·.
by NASA to battle the unkno":'&.a
Unlike WilllS's ctlaracter m IB~ ...
• D1e Hdfd • series, Stamper is »Or
a lone wolf. Only with th~ help"lf~
hlsR lkhoyaJ crew -A.J., Chick, ,q., 1.
oc ound, Bear. Max, Oscar '·
dnd Noonan -and the suppod~
of tus dclughter, Grace, can be~l'!J
aspire to save the world. ,, iur
•Armageddon• is different ,
from other acbon movies in tha~r ,
1 1t makes you dctually care abouton
the characters. How many WJ.lli:J
movies can you name in whicl}:, ... d
the audience cries? ---""
With a supporting cast incl.U<h,~
mg Ben Affleck, Will Patton, ., ~'"
Steve Buscenu, Billy Bob Thom.:~.; '
ton and Liv l'fler, • Armaged-~~
don· is JUSt as appealing for the
cast as for its action or story. It..\iu, 1
altemdtely amusing, exoting and.
touching as the characters and -·
their situabons grab the audleneao.
from µte nunute they first walk 111n
onscreen to the moment the .:..1.
credits roll. • '"'"
Compared with other ac;borr .... ,
movies, •Armageddon· bas little
Vlolence It's enjoyable and ~;:.:
entertcurung and if it's the win-..... ..
dow to the resl of the summer, ..... ..
it's gomg to be a great moVle ... o
season. _,
• Armdgeddon • is a story of
hope and courage m the face of
danger, deftnitely not the ·
Armageddon the Bible (or the ....,..
moVte's cntics) predicted. '
: That is to say, I nad a smile on
'!1Y face throughout. You see, I
An asteroid the size of Texas
has given the world an ulluna-
tum: The government hds 18
• MWSSA RICHARDSON, 17, 1s a Cos-4
ta Mesa resident and a freshman at ~
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My recommendation: Go to
the movie, suspend every disbe-
lief you have al la "Indepen-
dence Day" -most critics berat-
ed that film, too -and enjoy
some tine acting by Tyler, Thorn-
ton and Buscemi and some croc-
odile tears by Willis. The director,
• KEN BUCCHI, 35, "ves in Balboa and
Is a personnelanalyst for the City of Los
Angeles and a published author.
boarding a space shuttle
that will rocket th~m to an dSter-
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First unveiled in 19751 the
show was exemplary for Bob
Fosse's visceral ch9reography,
best illustrated in the opening ·.
number, "All That Jazz,• which
became the title of a movie cele-
brating Fosse:S life through a fie.:
bonalized character. Had he
lived, Fosse
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and Friday at 8 p.m •
and Saturday at 2
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revival of "Chicago• now on
view at the Orange County Per·
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Fosse teamed with "Cqbaret".
composers John Kander anci
Belle Calaway and Alan Thicke, cent.er, star with a splendidly drtll~ chorus tn •Cbfcago."
vices of a Johnny Cochrariesque I
trial lawyer. It's all showbiz from
his perspective, and terrific the-.
many sweet characters that her
steely fellow convict Velma Kelly I will sutj>rise most audiences. But
the most enjoyable shock comes
Fred Ebb to create "Chicago,"
dnd his lover and disciple, Ann
Reinking, has kept her mentor's
legacy superbly alive-with-her-
choreography "in the Fosse
style" of this electrifying produc-
~n directed by Walter Bobbie.
-aterfTomours. ==================================================ii!!i!!!!5!:
"Chicago" takes a number of
pointed jabs at celebrity crimi-
nals, much like Ted Talley's
"Coming Attractions· as it focus-
S!S on a faithless wile who mur-
ders her lover. and wins the ser-
In the central role of RoJti Hart,
the high-profile murdere$s, Belle
Calaway beautifully enacts the
dull-witted callousness of her
amoral character arid kicks up a
storm in the process. Calaway is a
pure delight who'd be acquitted
by most any jury of theatergoers.
Jasmine Guy has played so
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· Michael Tucci~· ets the sympa-
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next month. It was launched
as a sushi bar, but that lasted 1ust
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course and sail into the warmer
waters of Italian cuisine.
Their ~vessel· is' an old New-
port cottage with flowers and
fierbs crowding around the
. entrance in rloto\ls tonfusion. lb.
1997 the cottage was expanded
to accommodate lssay's growing
list of fans and to add woiking
space to the. small kitchen.
Most wise diners rely on the
speaals list-
DINING REVIEW ~~ ~d~a-·
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entrees range from $9.95 to
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.heaping salad.
The imagination and experi-
ence of Pestarino, who worked
op a cruise ship with continental
cuisine for 16 years, freed him to
: break .with age-old traditional
, Italian recipes of both northern
and southern Italy.
' Pestarirl.o introduces the
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and mushrooms in a voluptuous
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'95 Robert Pepi, $2~.
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nating origin decorate the window
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She visits wineries and
att~nds many tastings and has
developed an unusually interest·
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A laughlng Soffer showed us a
new release, a bottle of white
wme called Leapfrogmilch, (not
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... • ~ommun1 forum NeV:p00 Beach/Costa f.i.esa Daily Pilot
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• n The sounds·-of silenc·e r I ..
acific Amphitheatre. If you live near it, the mere · P mention of its name could make your blood boll. If
you don't, but you've seen a concert there, chances
are the mention of its name will conjure up some fun
memories. Maybe you watched Frank Sinatra perform
there, or Barry Manilow, or Van Halen. ·
Or maybe you just remember the havoc, some of those
musiCal acts created -the window~rattling noise, the traf-
fic, the parking.
Sound restrictions were imposed, but that rendered the ~
· Venue virtually useless. The Orange County Fairgrounds,
which owns the outdoor amphitheater, sued the previous
owner, the Nederlander Organization. demanding it either
give the fairgrounds its money back or lift those sound
restrictions. The two parties settled the matter between
tb.,emselves and are waiting for a judge to decide whether
the sound restrictions should be lifted.
"What was once our city's hub for progressive energy
now looks like a rusty old car left out in the yard -in need
of a little TLC and another chance," laments Costa Mesa .
resident Flip Darnell .
· Some living in the amphitheater's neighborhood pref~i;.to
see the site remain as it is -empty. Ot)ter residents like •
't>amell are hopeful the amphitheater will again become 1
their hometown concert venue, where they can listen to
jazz or other music under the stars -our own little Holly-
wood Bowl, as one reader suggests.
WouJdn't that be nice?
·We think so, but only if it can be done to the satisfaction
of those living in the area. Their voice must be heard, not
the music.
Sound restrictions are a must. Perhaps limited seating
~uld solve the traffic and parking problems, and ev~n the
vqlume. Fewer people could mean more intimate seating,
bringing the audience closer to the performers.
Wouldn't that be nice? We think so.
MARC MARDI I OAl.Y PILOT
The Orange County Fairgrounds, which owns the Pacific Amphitheatre; and the Nederlander Organization, the center's fonner
owner, are awaiting a judge's decision whether to Uft the sound restrictions placed on the theater.
REBUTTAL .... . •
Eastblujf residents
didn ,t cause accident
• • . .. • · ..
-0 on't try to tell the residents
of Eastbluff that we are
responsible for the tragedy
.. of a child being bit in the cross-
.~ walk near Corona del Mar High
. ; School ( •nie sound of sirens,"
... Mailbag, June 25).
: We lost a valuable neighbo~ of
' ours a little over two years ago
due to someone driving too fast
and not paying attention.
Eastbluff Drive is a street
designed for through traffic. The
• crosswalk at the high school
• should be marked visibly. Many
• other states do a much better job
• •
of marking school zones by hav-
ing traffic slow down to 15 mph
and placing street markers with
flashing lights.
It is not the noise that we,
the residents of Eastbluff, are
concerned about. It's the safety
hazard of speeding cars rush-
ing through our neighborhood.
Children could not safely play,
and.homeowners were unable
to back out of their own drive-
ways on their way to work in
the morning because of parents
cutting through and so many
cars being backed up -not
to mention the cars that
pass through during the day,
with no regard to the speed
limit. We deserve the same ·
peaceful quality of life that our
Bluff neighbors have .
It's amazing how enjoyable
our neighborhood is without.so
many cars passing through. It
definitely is a noticeable differ·
ence. The change at Jamboree
Road is an inconvenience for
all of us, but well worth it.
TAMI HEGGER
Newport BeaCh
Police investtga;:
tors Inspect the
crosswalk near •
Corona del Mar
High School
where Tyler Aslt-
brook, 12, was
hit by a car ln
June. :
BRIAN P06UOA I
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·Looi( at schools to
learn about tolerance · I n one of your finalists' guest
columns (•Posting laws of
Bible is Leece of bis worries,•
July 8), Tom Goethals addresses
-Wendy Leece's Ten Command-
ments suggestion and at the
same time asks, •What ever hap.r
pened to tolerance?•
All he has to do is look around
·-in the school system and see the
benefits of all the tolerance, of
what's happened with the toler-
~ce.
~. He then gives his own list of
fttggestions, one of them being: po whatever ts right, or some-
thing like that.
• • • Where does he think the ' , : sense of doing right comes from?
! it I want to read about the bene· ·
: • iita of the values of tolerance, I
: t'An always read Joe Bell. So, I
: hope he isn't the final guy you
: gi,t. He has the depth of a pile of
·: tand.
IOIMOGGO
Newport Beach
Md 'Kagnoff WM
amazing person, doctor
•
MAILBAG
examining her, he Looked at her
and sent her down to the lab,
and it turned out that sbe had
hepatitis and was very sick .
He was an amazing doctor
and amazing person. And we
will surely miss him. My children
are grown now, but they always
think about him.
SANDRA BASMAOYAN
Corona del Mar
listen to experience
for a change
1 wholeheartedly agree with
instructor Peggy Engard's com-
mentary (•J.4-yea.r teacher has
eight ideas for boosting test
scores,• July 4).
Por a change, let \.II listen to
10meone who bas the hands-on
experieoce. 1 am a lifelong Costa
Mesa 1'81ident, and I love Costa
Meta. 1bar1 why I'm putting my
two cents worth In.
RACHEL POEZ-HAMILTON
Colt.a Mesa
Taking sides on
Newport Dunes hotel
What's wrong with th1I pScture
(•600-room hotel sought for
Newport Dunes,• June 30). I
quote from your paper, 'MUalve
project would make lt the latgest
nllOlt In ca~ in the d~."
tiii1bill ~ iillilWlif.
the environmental center ts
plHding b fundl to Mn tbe
property, to echaca• our ddJdrm>.
Jean Watt. we D1ied JOU-• __ ..,...
Ne~lelda
I think that hotel would be a
great addition to Newport
Dunes. The city needs a nice
resort hotel, and it would be a lot
better than that pile of dirt that
has been sitting there forever.
CHARLIE STEWART
Newport Beach
Lido Marina. Village
needs face lift
Regarding the possible reno·
vation of the Lido Marina Village
C-Developer hopes to redo har-
bor center," June 24J, I won·
dered how long it was going to
take for someone to breathe
some life into that dilapidated
eyesore.
It is such a shame ~o see
prime waterfront property in
Newport Beach go to waste due
to poor property management. A
full~scale renovation of the Udo
Marina Village would bring a
much-needed sense of class and
culture to an otherwise dismal
area.
WCYCHANG
Newport Beach
I am calling concerning the
Newport Beech City Council,
and I'm really upset about the
pouible creation Of a redevelop-
ment agency for Udo Marina '••IJI? t•DaaaAJ .._.t•''lb
ment agency' surfaces,• July 2).
Why? You have a group of
people willing to develop this
aree md brlng revenue to the ..
dty. Why nen think of speDdlDg
money the ~ could put to bet·
ter use elsewhere? Why should
there be a bond issue if the
Lehman brothers are willing to
finance the project?
Folks, please And as for
Pavilion shopping center owner
Fntz Duda supporting the idea,
he's not even part of Uus imme-
diate area. He would benefit
from this redevelopment agency
being approved. He really
should have no Input.
Let's gel on with the sale of
this property and redevelop Lido
Marina Village so the citizens of
Newport Beach and others can
enjoy it. The village is too quiet,
too dead. It does need redevel-
opment. Come on guys, open
your eyes and let's look for a bet·
ter Lido Marina Village .
HARRlm MILGROM
Newport Beach
Longer waits enoourage
red·light runners
STATE COASTAL COMMISSION
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San Francisco, 94105, (415) 904-
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ORANGE COUNTY IOAM> Of
SUPERVISORS
Hall of AdJillniltration. tO
Ci\ric ~nter Pl8' Sente Alla.
92701.
;JiID Silva, 2nd Oistrtct (ea.ta
Mesa), 834-3220.
Thomas wu.ori, 5lb Dlitiict
(Newport Beach, SGla AM
Heights). 834-3550.
I share the letter Writer's con·
cems about drivers whcfrun ~
lights (•How about cameras to
catch red-light nmnen, • jwie ~ ......
30). But I place much of the
blame on •traffic engineen."
Thfs ts an example of the law of
uruntended conaequences.
ThOle ~n keep ~g
signal cyclea kmger, partly by
~~ additiona!,~for left l'Mm9fth~u.d
longer potential waits after miss·
mg a light, many drlwn are
more lndined to try k> avoid the
protilem. I'm ture tempted.
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During the trial, prosecutors presented a
vaginal swab taken from Flei¥:hli that showed
semen was consistent with Thompson's blood
. That evidence d.idn.'t prove Thompson
ped the victim, Long said. /
CONTINUED FROM ~ 1 SEA EXPLORERS
Valley, to become the family spokesman.
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CHARTERS
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Day and night fis@ng .charters
are available for groups or singles.
Call Bongos Sportfishing Head-
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heavy weather and first-mate
instruction. Call 673-7763 for more •
information. Also call the Blue Dol-
phin Sailing Club at 644-2525 or
the Lido Sailing Club l!t 675-0827
for rentals.
KAYAK ClASSES The new evidence is taken fr'oin statements
, JIU!de by Pleischli's ex-boyfrieq.9, David Leitch,
· who c;la.ims Thompson and flreisclili had con·
: sensual sex the night of the yfmder.
Only days before the execution, the vicious
cycJe has begun again for Fleischli. The same
thing happened last summer. Every. time a
development in the Thompson case OC<:tp'S,
Fleischli must deal with an onslaugb~ of atten-
tion. He bas been interviewed by, 'five major
news organizations and has been asked several
times to appear on television. t,te must also
watch.the roller coaster of appeals in the courts, ·
knowing that Thompson could 'return , to his
The Sea Explomr Ship Del Mar
711 of Orange County seeks young
men ages 14 to 18 to participate in
a mclrltime experience program
encompassing sailing, seamanship,
piloting, navigation .and cruising.
They meet at.7 p.m . every Wednes-
day at the Sea Explorer Sea Base;
1931 W. Coast Highway. Newport FISHING BOAT RfNTALS Beginning sea kayaking,•rc>Dlng
: Leitch was convicted of ~econd-degree mur-
~ der fqr his participation m.'ihe crime. Prosecu-
: tors contended that Leitch p~omised $4,000 and
: a sailboat t~ Thompso,n if he killed his girl-
• .rpend. Leitch was sentenced to 25 years to life
' Beach. For more information, ·call
Mike Stewart at 642-6301 or Jeny
LaPointe at 551-8591. .
Streamline center-console 1cillnics and priva~ lesso~, k:a~
ing boats can be renfod at Bal ·and sea ski rentals· a.re offerecr:"at
Boat Rentals on the Balboa Penin-, Paddle Power, 1500 W. Balbt>a
sula. The boats are equipped with' Blvd., Newport Beach. For mwe
prison cell ~ and Jtve. ·, ' FISH SCHOOt . live bait tanks, fish finders an<! information, call 67 5-1215. ·
VHF -radios. Available by hour f!id
half day rates .et $170. Full-day
rates are.~$240. U-Drive offshbre
boats equipped with VHF radios
can be rented bY:the hour, ·half-day
or day. Rates range from $40 per
hour to $195 for the day. Call Bal-
boa Boat Rentals at 673-7200.
: tn state prison. , .
:: "It's no surprise now that the defense is try~
trig to drag this out as lo.ng as they can," said
Jack Pleischli Jr., the victim's older brother.
• "Nothing that Leitch says can be trusted, and it
, certainly doesn't support the allegation that it
• was consensual sex. This is a travesty of jus-
: tice." \
· And thr'ough·it all, he mu.sHi.sten to the death
penalty opppneril$ who fight.(or Thompson's life. ·nus is one of the most a'wful crimes you can
commit," said the 48-yeai:jold lawyer. •Thomp-
son hasn't been punished. He's laughing at the
system, my family and \hose who don't advocate
the death penalty. We .are just pawns in his.·
game. Every day it's like being slapped in the
face."
~ delays have added to the family's pain.
With many death penalty cases, Fleiscbli said,
the appeals process seems to have no bounds,
often delaying the inevitable reality that a man
will be put to death.
Fishing classes are offered frt>m
6 a.m. to 4 p.m. MondaY. and Tues-
day weekly. Participants leave
from the Balboa'. Pavilion. Cost is
$125 per person. For more informa-
tion, call 673-2810.
DORY FISHING FLEET
Get to the Newport Pier/McFad-
den Square early to watch the fleet
return with the fresh catch of the
day. The fish is prepared for sale at
the open-air market.
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LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS
Learn to sail or windsurf at
Resort· Watersports. Windsurfers
and 14-foot sailboats are available
for rental at $15 per hour. Call 729-
1150.
KA YAK TOURS ANO RENTALS ::
1Wo-ho01 ·kayak tours begirl'-\lt
· 10 a.m. every Sunday at Ne~rt
Dunes. Cost is $15 per adu1tl~O
. per child. Kayak rentals and class-
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1150. ..~
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gle ($10 per hour) and double ($15
per hour) kayak rentals in the--Bal-
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: r. Orange County Deputy District Attorney
~ Michael Jacobs, who prosecuted the original
: case, said the circuit court is improperly hearing
; a petition that was denied by the U.S. Supreme
•Court.
: "Defense attorneys are attacking the suffi-
•After a while, you learn to sweep it under an
emotional carpet,• he said. "It's hard to let the
pain go when you think she could have been a
mother and a wife. That's the worst loss out of
this. We have had a little ·part of us ripped away
by a sociopafhic, violent killer."
Fishing supplies and open and
private' boat charters are available
at Newport Landing Sportfi..shing,
309 Palms, Suite F, 675-0550; Falco
Fishing Charters, 832-7708; and
Davey's Locker, 400 Main St., Bal-
,,
MARINA SAILING ' . CANOE TOUR OF BACK BAY ' .v ..
ciency I of the rape charge," he said. "The Marina Sailing in the Balboa Back Bay canoe tours ""ale
Fun Zone offers Sailboat rental.S offered by Upper Newport" Bay
and private lessons .. Advanced eve:v Saturday. Meet at 8:30 ~.pl·
classes include navigation, big on Sbellrnaker Island. For more
• Supff!'tne Court already said there was strong
.~dence of rape in this case. [The defense) is
-grasping at straws." boa, 673-1434. boat, powerboa( introduction to information, .call 640-6746. "' 1
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Shepard's
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bas inspired many
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From portraits to
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• Growing up In lndlana,
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~lent earned him a scholarship
,Afld degree from lndiana State
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For more than 20 years,
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artist: lettering signs and painting_
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pursued his love for wildlife.
For the past few years, Shepard
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-----nless they decided to break
rank, there would be no room for
me on the sidewalk. As they
stared fiercely in my direction, it
appeared that they had no such
intention. I would have-to step
aside .
Their expressions hardened,
asl tasted the bltter adrenaline
tht\J flooded my system. Were
they going to attack? Should I
run? If so, where? 1 was outnum-
bered and, at that early hour, no one else was around. Did they
know that I was afraid?
ln the early light, I recognized
t~y were Latinos. Probably
undocumented day-workers, I
thought. They'd been given a
hal'd time m our neighborhood
lately, even to the pomt of bemg
aJrested for "soltcitmg" work.
Maybe their seemingly smister
part of gnngos like me. Now.
the~ would show me. -AbnJptl~o llnM trmh
Edwin Markham popped intQ my
bead. Instead of stepping aside, I
smiled and greeted the men in
their own language:
"Buenos dias."
Simultaneously, the three
faces became broad smiles. 1Wo
of the men stepped aside to let
me pass, and all three responded
in kind:
HBuenos dJas."
As I rounded the last comer
and approached my home, I
thought to myself, Edwin
Markham was ri~ht:
All that we send into the Jives
of·others
Comes back into our own.
..
The mockingbird was sbll bid-
dmg for the attention of the now
fully aroused dawn.
It was a gbod day.
Help keep
our city cle~n !
Fame deve1opmentl IOl8 up and
oppc>led the propJMd lips,
claiming that ~ them
near their homes would be
unsightly and hurt their property
value1. nm week. the CM deelen
withdrew their request for the
.shorter ~ on the water diStrict
property and the private sign
company was e~ to d~ the
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unanimously supported that plan
as its preferred option.
But the down sid~~lan is
that while Costa Mesa would
have one code, Santa Ana and
1\Jstin that now have' all 714
phones • ti.rould be split between
two, a· proposition officials in
those two ctties are understand-
ably against.
•
~Santa Ana certainly doesn't
support it and Tustin doesn't sup-
port it bec.'Cluse they want to stay
714, • Verwolf said. •At the meet-
ing, it was clear that no city wants
to be split.•
The talk about creating a third
area code fo r Orange County is
spurred by the county's apparent-
ly insatiable need for pagers, cell
ular phones and computer
modems -all of which gobble up
phone numbers.
Phone industry officials predict
that if phone numbers continue to
be used up at their current rate,
.
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Newport/Costa J.Aesa Doily Pilot .
.#" Roeder said in general, the c:ltY would 1iU JP. keep such pri-
vately tundecl · commercia)
~~·~;s ay~w~ Of Aiioor
Boulevard, m an effort to limit
inipatts on nearby residences.
As initially proposed, the two
Gisler site& were south of the free-
way and east of Harbor Boule·
vard, within )00 yards of homes.
"In my opinion, a Sign in that
area is always going to run into
Jots of problems with the neigh-
bors," Roeder said.
The signs tentatively were set
the 714 area cdde will be out of
numbers by early 2000 or 2001 .
More public hearings are
scheduled for September and,
after that, Lockheed Martin om-
cials will make a recommenda-
tion on how to solve the problem
to state leaders; A firlal area code
decision is not expected until
mid-or late 1999.
Part of the confusion is
because phone area codes db not
run along City boundaries, but
rather on arbitrary lines drawn for
the 13 Pacific Bell telephone rate
centers that overlap city J.4nits in
for ronslderatioil by tbt Plala·
ruog Commiaion at itl limlt two
meetings. But with the with·
dJP~ !We~ !IJRI!• sary.
Shearer said while no pJam
have been fiMtit«I abd no lite
has been seW be ~ to
have a new reeder board pro-
posaJ for the d9,tD nM8W tn tbe
next few '••eh. Tbe p1ailt
could be eit!Mr • _.Der rMder
board on one of the 1111118 two
Gisler locations or a • on •
new site elsewhere in tbe dty,
officials said. •
some areas.
The northern half of Costa
Mesa is served by the same rate
center that covers the southern
half of Santa Ana and west part of
Tustin, while phones in the south-
ern part of Costa Mesa are con-
nected to the same rate center as
Newport Beach and portions of
South Orange County.
The new area code that could
be credted to generate new num-
bers would not be put into place
until the cwnmt 714 code area
rutjs dry, officials said.
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More· of Les?
That's what
he's hoping
Country Club has a new
men's club champion.
M ark Les is living the
neighborhood gol!
dream.
Growing up a couple of long .
iron shots away from Costa
Mesa Golf and Country Club,
Les never became a Masters or
·U.S. Open champion, but he
socked enough punch m his
bag to play at Estancia High
and UCLA. .
•No, l never played on any
mmi tours," Les satd ·Hey, 1
could barely crack secontt string
at UCLA."
Les, who Joined the Costa.
Mesa men's club for the first
time shortly after graduatirtg
from Estancia m 1973, captured
his first club championship last
month, defeating Blake Orgill
in a. three-hole playoff.
For Les, a former Santa Ana
Country Club member who
rejoined the Costa Mesa men's
club four years dgo, winning the
title delivered a special passion
of community and family pride.
His two sons, Jason, 12, and
Greg, 10, arc junior golfers at
Costa Mesa who now look up to
thetr father m more ways than
one. Bemg d champ1on does
wonders for role model.mg.
*I'm alwayS"ove.r there
teaclung them and working on
my own game," Les said. "We
try to make it a family alfair. •
While Les, 43, can walk a
little taller these days in his
neighborhood, he realizes golf is
humbling and that he probably
won't appear on ESPN any time
soon.
"I'm sOre Tiger Woods doesn't
have to call in his own results
when he wins the Masters,• Les
quipped.
Les finished third last year
and second two years ago. •r d
been knodong on the door and
hoping t{> ~since I've lived in
the area ~ stS long (38 years),"
he said. "I was really happy to
win."
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In the Hnal round of the
three-day Costa Mesa men's
dub champ1onslup, Les came
from behmd to be Orgill on the
last hole with a birdie and force
a playoff.
Les, who shot 66 on the
par-70 Mesa Llnda course 10 the
first round, carded a 79 and 75
on the Los Lagos course in the
final two rounds for a 220. Orgill
shot 65, 78 and 77.
On"the final hole m
regulation, a par-5, Les went
driver 2·iron to set up a 30-foot
pUtt for eagle and the victory.
He finished with a tap-in for
birdie, then won on the third
playoff hole with a par on lhe
No. 1 handicap hole.
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Add Les: Jason Les, who
plays in the juruor program
under Art Perry at the Costa
Mesa public facility and hopes to
play on the Estanoa varsity one
day under Perry like his father,
designed a web page !or Dennis
Paulson.
Paulson. the 1980 C<>ita Mesa
High gra<iuate, is enjoying a
se~tional year on the Nike
Tour. He's currently fourth on the
money list ($98,390) after 15
events.
The top 15 automatically earn
their PGA Tour cards for next
year.
Mark Les s&ld IIUllll' l~all '"'""~-··,wetaaa tiflt;JlltWblg._ •
PaullOn on the Nike Thur,'°
Paw.on figured the .-.t way
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DISTRICT ·55 LITTLE LEAGUE ILL ·STIRS I . ' Northwood )'tops Newport
•Newport plays strong
game, but is stymied by
great play ·of Northwood
in District 55 Majors.
J i\SON lllU.
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MISSION VIEJO -When a
team plays a good game, it is usu-
ally enough to win a baseball
ganre. That is unless tl!e other
team plays a great game.
Majors Al\'..Stah iQ. a 6-0 loss to
Northwood in the first round of
the District 55 All-Star Tourna-
ment a t Gilleran Park on Wednes-
day. · ;we hit thetball well," Manag-
er Ralph Simmonds said. •They
just made t,he big plays.• We have
nothing to be ashamed of.·
Ryan McQueen was fielded by
Andre Pinesett who got the out at
fi.rit and held the runners. A field-
er's choice in the hole allowed
Jameson to score ahead of the
attempt to get him ou t.
Sprowl,, who pitched five
innings and gave up just five hitsJ
and struck out five, then caught a
line dnve and turned the douple
play to end the inning.
Newport Beoch/Costo 1'itaso Doily Pilot
JC SPORTS
. Back to square one
• Pirates start anew to
find an ·athletic director.
COSTA N1ESA -Orange Coast
College Vice President of Instruction
Chnstcipher O'Heam announced
Wednesday that the college ~
decided to 'reopen its search for, a
new dean of physical education.
• division and athletic director.
The pos1tion°will be adverti!jea
once aga.Ul and a search· commit-
tee will be organized in the fall
with the goal of having a new
dedn m place by 1999.
A solid outing by Barrett
'Sprowl and solid hitting wasn't
enough for the Newport Beach
Northwood jumped ahead ear-
ly with a two-run first inning.
GnuJ(Verrill drew e leadoff walk,
lhE>n Kuykendal Jameson
r~ched on an error. A single by
Andre~orrison scored Verrill.
The inning .could have gotten
worse, but a hard hit grounder by
Newport threatened right
away when Jerritt Thayer singled
and Ryan Rhodes followed with a
walk. But a fielder's choice and
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DON LEACH I OAllY PllOT
Newport Beach shortstop Ryan
Rhodes gets the out at secol)d.
O'Heam. who has acted in the
dual-roles smce Barry Wallace
resigned Dec. 31, said he will
contmue until a permanent
repldcemen! IS named.
0 R A N G E C 0 U N T Y H I G H S C H 0 0 i A l . l • S T A R F G 0 T 8 A l l G A M· E
All .. STAR GAME
HIGH SOtOOL FOOTBALL
. What: 39th Orange
County All-Star Football
Game
t When: Friday, kickoff
7:15 p.m. I Where: Orange Coast
College
~ .. Who: Local South players
Brett Baker, Pete Hogan,
Derek Fox (Newport·
Harbor); Jeremy Via
(Costa Mesa); and John
Liebengood {Estancia)
'Series record: North
leads, 20-15-3
+ F•vorite: SoUth by
two touchdowns
~ Tkkets: SS at game, S7
presale, ($7 at game with
eyeglasses donation)
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PlOT
Estancia High defender John Uebengood (left) buries the runner and his blockers 1n a nonleague conquest of Calvary Chapel.
· Info: Brea Lions Club
(714) 792-0325
Family plan Works out _for liebengood
• South lineman found strength
in the weight room, as well as the
coach's office at Estancia High.
J BARRY f'AUl.KNl·R
!kif Pb
was his decision to play for
himself.
The latter involved a total
commitment to becoming the
type o(player he believed he
could become: the kind of player
Dad would be proud to coach;
the kind who winds up in the
annual summer showcase set to
kick off Friday night at 7:15 at
obvious alternative.
The second decision,
however, required a little soul
searching, which produced the
realization that hard work was
the only path to high
achievement.
there a lot of times until 10 p.m., 4 he
recalled. MI jumped from 180 pounds to
225 m less than four months and my
strength al.most doubled.
Af John Liebengood, preparing to
epresent the South in the Orange
ounty All-Star Football Game at
Orange Coast College, looks back upon
his high school football career, two '
landmark decisions 1ump to the fore.
Orange C0ast College.
"Fhat initial choice, which he Uebengood
"It was something I needed
to do,• said the All-Pacific Coast
League and All-Newport-Me a
District offensive linemen, who
will rotate at center for Coach
Myron Miller's Rebels "My
~It was hard to motivate myself every
day, but ( JUSt thought about rutting Mike
Jones (Laguna Hills' record-setting
runrung back), and I thought about
playing agamst teams like Aliso NigueJ
and Co ta Mesa We got bumped pretty
good by those teams my junior year, and
I wanted to do a little better against
them my seruor year • termed "the greatest decision of
First, there was the choice to play for
his father, John Liebengood Sr., which
meant leaving Newport Harbor High to
attend Estancia, beginning the fall of his
junior year.
my life,· was easy. He had, after all,
always envision ed playing for his Da~.
who topped all Eagle coaches in career
victories (53) when he resigned last fall
after 12 seasons at the helm. So, when
he envisioned some difficulty with
playing time at Harbor, Estancia was the Second, and perhaps most unportant,
Newport Be ach resident
~o play in A VP Open at
Seal Beach this weekend.
RJolARD O\JNN
en Leland Quinn hits
the beach on the
Association of Volleyball
Professionals' Tour, it has been
impossible for him to shake the
•cal'l't miss" label m his first full
season.
Case in point: When pro
beach volleyball fans come to the
SS0,000 AVP Open at Seal Beach
thls weekend, they can't miss
Quinn, who stands 6·foot-9.
because we're two of the tallest
players out there," said Leland,
who captured a career·best
filth-place finish June 28 at the
Miller Lite Open at Cleveland,
which included a second-round
victory over Steff es and
Whitmarsh.
•Me and my partner have
been makmg a little bit of a
name for ourselves," Leland
added.
Leland, a former UCI
standout, plays the European
indoor circuit from September to
April, but he also loves the local
sur(ing break near his Newport
Beach home.
•rm the tallest surfer anybOdy
has ever seen, so t take a lot of
pride in ttt he said. "When
(Di8hl) and 1 both go out there to
surf, !fi..~~QW. tb4l .,._ lftmi ~~OUfOf'oor way
Leland, who has played the
last three year1 on the European
indoor drcuit ii1 Holland and
Sw'lur!epd, ancUm-.cb
partner, 6-6 Mike ~ have
ftmshed in the tol> 10 tn four of
the put ftVe AVP n:Nr, ltopl.
It bM been. tout~ with bAg DAIDM like Karch Kiraly,
Kmt ..._,MIU Dodd and
Mika Whitmtnb. but Lehnct bas .,.. di'awtng attmtlon to ttt ..,....., ......... g ................. ._. ............ 0-b'Mlkm.
becaUM ~ don't want us to
auh into tbein. •
LAMnd, wbo played in
Hcllncnar tm t• •and-~~·
1816-9'1 "IMIOm.tbeli~ -
In Swtawtand 1Mt ...... 'hat
.,.. ~ ~ DODltDI>
for almolt two,..... w.... ... AVP 1bat
1wuor year, I kind of kicked back But l
wanted to be really good my seruor year,
so I had to pick it up.•
What he picked up was a maruacal
work ethic, manifested in marathon
sessions in the Estancia weight room.
"I started lifting at 2 p.m. and I was m
Estanoa came up short dgcUD.St the
aforementioned Paof1c Coast League
rivals m '97, but,I..iebengood blossomed
on both sides of the ball, starting and
· playing nearly every down -at several
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82 Thundoy, July 9, 1998
• Corona del Mar High product
earns outstanding hitter award
as Orange County Connie Mack
team wins All-Star Classic.
BARHV PAuUcNER
~fib
Ryan Achterberg 'called it real base-
ball. Wood bats, low scores and one
majestic triple-decker stadium .
Whatever be • called it, it seemed to
work for the recent Corona del Mar High
graduate, who helped lead the Orang~
County Dodgers to a 7 -0 record and the
championship of the All-Star Classic,
completed Sunday at Skydome in Toronto.
Achterberg, an All-Sea View Lea.gue
and All-Newport-Mesa District selection
who hit .513 with an alwninum bat for the
Sea Kings, then scored the winning run in
the Orange County All-Star Game last
month, continued his SJ)ring tear through
tbe sununer in Canada.
llSlllLL
tortes, including four played in the home
of the Toronto Blue Jays .
He was recognl.zed as the townament's
outstanding hitter, tor which he received
an autographed Jose Canseco bat.
"I had a couple doubles in the first
game and it was just one of those where J
seemed to be comfortable and confident,•
said Achterberg, who treated bis future
collegiate coach, Prince ton's Scott
Bradley, to a first-hand display of the'tal-
ents he will display for the nger5 next
season.
•1t was great having (Bradley) there
and I was happy I did well. That's the first
time he's actually seen me play. He only
saw me in a showcase In San Diego, not a
game situation. I'm glad I could show him
what I could do.•
Achterberg went 3 for 4 with three RBI
in the title game, an 8-1 Dodger victory
over the Dallas Mustangs at Skydome.
sists primarily of Orange. County stand-
outs, including several from Santa Mar-
garita.
The Dodgers are close to finishing out
the regular season, before entering the
post.season elimination procijss they hope
will lead back to Farmington.
"We faced the best competition in the
U.S. {including the def ending Conn.1~
Mack World Series champion Midland
(Ol:\io) Redskins),• Achterberg said. "U
-we ·can dominate there, then we have to
feel good about our (postseason)
chances."· '
AChterberg said playing in a major-
league facility is something he'll always
remember. .
•
Nttwport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pil
.Achterberg hit leadoff for the Dodgers,
managed by Corona del Mar resident
Mickey Hartling, who saiq Achterberg hit
close to .500 with 12 hits in the seven vie-
Achterberg is one of two returning
players on the team that went to the Con-
nie Mack World Serles in Farmington,
N.M. last summer. This year's team con-
•When we walked in for our first game
in Skydome, we all said, 'Wowl,' "
Achterberg recalled. "The place is huge
and' there weren't many people in the
stands for our g8.J11es, so it made it look
even bigger. The (artificial) turf was a lit-
tle different, too. The first ball hit lo me
almost boilnced over my head. But it was
a great experience.•
Ryan Adderberg and his ooadl, ~Hading, with the spoils of Toronto In the
S 0 FT B'A LL
American League
advanc·es, 20-9
• Topps, Briggs lead the way.
COSTA MESA -Solid fundamentals,
excellent speed and quality pitching lilted
the Amencan League AU-Stars of the Costa
Mesa Little League Softball Minor Division
(9-10 year olds) to a 20-9 mercy-rule victory
over the host National League on Wednes-
day dl TeWinkle School.
The Amencan League, led by leadoff hit·
ter Kelly Topps and pitcher Rorini Briggs,
won the opener of the best-of-three series on
Monday at Costa Mesa High, 14-1.
Manager Ron Briggs' American League
squad, which advanced to the sectionals at
the end of July to represent District 62, had
20 stolen bases, including 14 in the first
inning when it scored 10 runs.
In the two games, Topps reached base
safety in all nine at-bats, including five times
on Wednesday in the clincher when she
scored five runs and added six stolen bases.
'Briggs struck out nine in her route-going
effort, fanning the side in the second and fifth.
A.mencan League third baseman Heathef
Williams (2 for 4) made four outstanding
defensive plays. Topps (3 for 4) and Meagan
Scaglia (2 for 4) also had multiple bits for the
Americans. Briggs and Darci Pennington
scored three runs each, while Audrey Glauch
scored twice in the game which lasted 2:25
and was almost called because of darkness.
For the Nabonals, Kristina Wayte weut 3
for 3 with three RBI and ·two steals, while
Jaye Hellmich (2 for 3) and Shannon Arnold
(2 for 3 with two runs) had multiple hits. Emi·
ly Carr walked three times.
The Nationals came back with three runs
in the first and four in the 'second after the
Amencans opened with a 10-0 lead. Laura
Locke, Arnold and Danielle Morton scored in
lhe first, then Andrea Wayte, Locke, Arnold
and Kristina Wayte scored in the second.
Amanda Chester, Christina Moore, Kaitlin
Crom and Heather Fennessey played hard
for lhe Americans, while Ashley Costantino,
Madlsyn Homborg, Michelle Baldwin, Holly
Singer. Alison Doerr and Kaitlyn O'Sullivan
all contnbuted to the American win.
DON LEACH I DALY PILOT
Newport Beach third baseman Jerrltt Thayer (left)·
moves in to field a groand ball as teammate Ryan
Rhodes, the shortstop, looks on in Wednesday's game.
NEWPORT
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'
great ·plays by Cory Taylor at
second base and McQueen
on the mound prevented a
first-inning rally.
Newport threatened to
score all game long. In the
second inning, a double by
Pancho Seaborn was erased
by a great throw from the
outfield that stopped
Seaborn from scoring on an
overthrow.
In the filth, Dominic Rubi-
no singled and moved to
third on Seabom's second
double of the game. But a
ground out ended the inning.
Northwood broke the
game open in the fifth inning
on singles by Verrill, Morri-
son and McGuire and carried
a 6-0 lead into the sixth
inning.
Newport put two on in the
sixth when Jordan Sim-
monds singled and Marcus
Hoffman drew a walk. But
McQueen, who went the dis-
tance, struck out the side to
end the inning.
Thayer had two hits and a
walk for Newport, as well as
showing some All-Star glove
work. On a second-inning
grounder down the line,
Thayer made the stop along
the line and fired to first for
the out. lWo batters later,
second baseman Cory A:na-
lino made a diving stop up
the middle and threw to
RhOdes at second for a force
out.
Newport 'Plays San Juan
at Gilleran Park today at 5
p.m. in the second chance
bracket.
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fbntwooD ~Bu.at 0
Northwood 200 040 • 6 6 0 •
Newport Beach 000 000 • 0 6 3
McQueefl and Oliver; Sprowl, Lujan
(6) Ind ~rin-finn. W • ~.
2B • Seaborn (NB) 2.
of an autographed Jose Cameco bat and a winner's trophy after seven straight wins
GOLF
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annual Will Jordan Classic will
co~e in scrip, not cash,
tournament director Rich Koehrer
said Wednesday.
A $10,000 purse (based on 320
entries) will be divided among the
five flight winners, induding a
senior flight (low gross and low
net), with the championship flight
winner earning the biggest bonus.
Pro shop gilt certificates worth
between $300 and $500 will be
awarded.
The Will Jordan Classic,
the Costa Mesa city golf
championship which has
produced a U.S. Open winner and tlW! year's Masters champion, is set
for~g. 1-2 at Costa Mesa Goll
and Country Club.
Cbris Keyte, a former Costa
Mesa men's club champion ~o
now lives in Florida, is planrung to
LIEBENGOOD
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positions -in the trenches.
He also bonded strongly with
his father and coach, who is now
tus morning workout partner as he
transibons to Chapman University,
where he will red.shirt next fall.
•They shared a great deal and
it was neat,· said Sharlene
Llebengood, the player's mom and
coach's wife. •1 was very reluctant
at first about John Jr. going to
Eslanda and 1 set up all kinds or
house rules involving what they
could and couldn't talk about at
the dinner table. But we never
ended up needing any of those
rules and it turned out to be a
great experience for both of them.
They became huddles.•
John Jr. said he relished time on
the field with his father, who
worked extensively wtth the Eagle
make the trip to his old stomping
grounds and play in the
tournament, Koehrer said
There are about 130 entries so
far, but Koehrer said applications
will begin pouring in during the
next two wee.ks.
Since the hiring or
superintendent Jim Fetterly,
formerly of Tijeras Creek Golf
Club in Rancho Santa Margarita,
the two city-owned courses are
looking as good as ever, Koebrer
said
• Scott Simpson, the 197' Costa
Mesa city cha.mplon, woo the 1987
U.S. Open, and Mark O'Meara,
the '79 winner here, captured this
year's Masters on the hallowed
grounds at Augusta. Simpson and
O'Meara are the amateur
tournament's most famous alumni .
Jim George won the inaugural
event, named after the city's
former mayor, in 19?3. Bob
Valerio is the defending
champion, carding a 1-over-par
142 for 36 holes and edging three
contenders by a stroke.
llnemen in daily practices.
"I'll always remember him
teaching me the fundamentals of
football, being there, encoura¢ng
me. U 1 made a mlsta!'.~ he'd tell
me bow to correct it. wnen we
stepped on the field, he was my
coach. But he'd talk to me
afterward as my dad. I definitely
think it brought us doser
together.•
The elder Llebengood' also
savored the experience.
"To coach my son and watch
him grow and get better and work
as bard as he did and achieve as
many things as he did and the
leadership be showed, was
something I truly enjoyed," John
Sr. said. "It topped my year!
John ~r. padded his football
success by finishing second among
heavyweights al the PCL
wrestling finals. He also became
the first Eagle discus thrower to
qualify for CIF Southern Section
preliminaries since 1986 by
finishing third in league.
The tournament is limited to ·
players 18 and older. The
maximum handicap index allowed
is 18.
Entry fees are $125. The
deadline is July 22. Entry forms
are available at the goll course
and other local courses. Details:
540-7500, ext. 2.
• Even with a sold-out Held,
sponsorship opportunities are still
available for the Costa Mesa
Community Golf Cassie,
benefiting the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce. The July
27 event has been a sellout for
weeks, even though it is only in its
second year. Mesa Verde Country
Club is the host.
The tournament will feature th
Taylor Made club-fitting van, free
to all participants, and prizes at
each of the 18 tee boxes. The
event includes food,
entertainment and ralOe prizes.
Details: 722-1600, ext. 26.
• RICHARD DUNN's dub golf t:olumn
appears every Thursday.
But gaining a spot on the South
AU-Stars may have been his most
prestigious honor of all.
•it's a great thing to achieve
and I was pretty proud when I
heard,• said Llebengood, whose
persistent weight work has further
enhanced his cunent 6-foot-3,
245-pound physique.
·1 haven't slacked off one bit,•
he said. "I'm in the wE!ight room
every chance 1 get."
That tenacity, as well as his
phy.sique, has allowed him to hold
his own at South workouts,
according to Miller.
"He's doing fine," the fonner.
Costa Mesa High head man said.
"He's real solid and he knows how
to run this (double wing) offense."
Uebengood said the All-Star
competition will benefit his
transition to Division m football at
Chapman.
"I'm playing against some big
boys, which can only make me
better. It's an adjustment. bot it's
helping me get ready for college.·
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE WOMEN'S 1997·98 SCRAPBOOK llSEBALL
• Orange Coast College women's athletics has one of
strongest yeais in school history with '97-98 campaign.
-JA.<,0N lliu. and swept the Rustlers for the first
time since 1986.
Daly Pill Orange Coast cruised through
COSTA MESA -The 1997 -1998 the Southern Callfomia Regipnals
season was a banne r year for with victories over Haneock, 76-57,
w<>men's athletics at Orange Coast and Canyons, 74-66 .
College. The Pirates won a state Freshman Natalie Wee.ks set a
title in cross country and made it ~ingle-season record for blocked
the Southern California Regionals shots with 79 .
or state finals in four other sports. The Pirates defeated six teams
One of the most exd ting stories ulis season that had over 20 victo-
was the women's basketball team, ries.
which made it to the state finals • Cross country Things
where it lost to DeAnza in the first weren't as easy as
round, 87-79 ln overtime. expected at the state
The loss snapped a nine-game finals of community
winning streak that lnduded a 63-college cross county.
&2 victory over Fullerton that gave The Pirates were
QCC a share of the Orange Empire expected to win h.and-
Conf erence tiUe with Fullerton. It Uy, but lnjuries to a the first title since 1982. Christine Rlel and
• ~ennlfer Ludwickl. one of the Mara Caplel J>NVented ~t Junior college players ln OCC from runn1Dg •t full ~ange County hJstory, had 33 ·~the team fought through tbe
j)plnts ln the loss to DeAnza. Lud· pe.ln end captured OCC'• flnt ate l-JC.ki finilhed her college career tiU lln 1887 with 64 ,,_....,. 3e '"'4•.,. 827 points, whJch put her~ e oe .,._..., •vY• J)Oints abeed of runneraup Wlllt ~d on the all-time scoring list ill Valley.
'flange County. Donna HeJ11S wu the top flNlh.
Ludwicki, also the coun~• all-er, nnwwag fOWtb with a time of !l!:: three-point leader wi 101, 18:39. Arao91t--Martina ftnlthed
named to the All-St.re teom, Mb {1ti4). _
well u the Ol!C Player of the Deljjlli liijWI.., Riel~ ~ and a nomination for the All-(18:~~~ <;91;1 w wan teMt · (20:00). 'CliliiaiU Kwnag was
.Ludwick.I, who ls committed to 12th (19:19).
t Univ rsJty of Ne w Orleana tn '?be Pttates allo Mt the mow.t
fall, t or tied eight tcbool ICOre ever pOtted at the SbUtberri
rUord t.hlt leolOll and led a Piret California Regionals with 26
14'ni that ftiUshed 23·9, 11 ·3 tn points. Harril won that event with
~etmle'.'e. I ~ Ol 19:14.
• The Pi.rat alto broke e 22· Over the murM d the IMIOD,
game losing streeJr to Colden West OCC won aim 011DMC'Uttve m.U.
r --;r-
tionals.
• 'Jrack and field Martinez was
named the Orange County Com-
munity College Athlete of the Year
as a result of her pedonnance at
the state finals in both cross coun-
try and traclc and field.
Martinez, a sophomore from
Estancia High, won the 3,000,
5,000 and 10,000 meters at the
Orange Empire Conference finals
to earn OEC Runner of the Year
honors .
Martinez moved on to smash a
state record in the 10,000
m eters with a time of 36:47
ln the Southern Califor-
nia Regionals, then
broke it ag1lin at the
state finals with a
winning time of
36:28. She also won
the state 5,000-meter
title with a time of
17:42, 10 seconds ahead
of her nea.r.t competitor.
Martinez wu also an inte·
grel pa.rt of OCC croa country
st.te c:bampkm1bip in December.
• Swt• .... The Pirates attempt-
ed to win back-to-back state titles
thlayeuenda~cto~attbestete
dMunplomhipe woukt have gtwn occ-13 titles In 15 yeen, but
IOID-==~eut wrong. A _, •bacbln>ker
~ VeJez OD lbe ftnal My of com-=m ~= m:; , VWiz WU ICnlk:bed from the
lOO~lD*•· "Sbe W81 turning White from
the P!1iDt • OCC Coecb Don Wat-
IOD Mid. •J )Ulit didn't feel It W81
right ID tab a ctwv. of ~
berturt1m.•
The -Of Vela, wbo Md ftD·
..
ished third in both the 100 individ-
ual medley ( 1 :01 .53) and the 50
backstroke (27 .37) proved cQsUy as
the Pirates were edged in the over-
all standings by ruversJde, 389.5 to
371.5.
Chintya Ganda won a state title
in the 100 backatroke with a time
of (59.40). She was also second ln
the 50 butterfly (26.47) and the 50
backstroke (27.34).
• Volleyball The Pirates volleyball
team had a good run, finishing
third ln the Orange Empire Con-
ference with a 10-4 reCQrd, 16-7
overall, but came up short in the
Southern California Regionals.
After a first-round win against
San Diego Mesa, OCC was elimi-
nated by Golden West, 15-5, 15-3,
15-6.
JennUer Fish was the lop player
for the Pirates, setting a single-sea-
son record for ld.lls and digs. She
had 381 digs ln 1997, obliterating
the old mark estabUshed m 1990
by Reiko Matliumotd (189). Pisb
had 307 k:lDJ, jU1t tour mo~ than
teammate Jennifer Marah1 to pass
the old mark of 292 set by Heather
Daze in 1994.
Ptah finished with 554 career
digs, ahead of Matsumoto's 354.
Fllh alto set a single-match
mark wtth ~3 aces 1n an Ol!C-vtc·
tory 0¥!" Cyprftl. ,
Marsh had 307 di,«• ~d i. oow ~on the lfngJe:1ee10n . • w..... polo Golden West was
OCC'1 archnemeilil tn the fall Me·
ton. After eliniinaUng OCC in vol-
leybell, the RusUen defeated
OCC'1 women's water polo team,
12-&, in the ..... title game.
1be Pftell. In..., .. ~ ol
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tan. •11n ~.but c0uldn'1
defeat Golden West in three starts.
After losing to the Ruslters in a
conference match, 14·4, OCC
reached the Southern California
Regionals championship game and
was beaten, 13-5.
The Pirates. defeated Modesto
in the first round of the state finals,
6-5.
• Soccer After a strong season,
OCC lost to Ventura in sudden
death, 2-1, in the first round of the
Southern Callf ornia Regionals. The
Pirates led for most of the match,
but Ventura tied the score with a
goal in the final 10 minutes of reg-
ulation. A goal in the first two min-
utes of overtime ended Ute match.
Emma Ekblad score9a OCC's
goal olf a pass by Natalie Rainey.
The Pirates finished 16-2·4
overall, with a 10-0-2 record in the
OEC that tied the Pirates with
Cypress for the conference tiUe.
Andrea Taylor led the team with
12 goals and five usi1t1. Kelly
Wilkins bad 10 goals and eight
assists.
•Softball It was a difflcult y~ar for
first-year softball coach Rlck
Buonarigo, but his team rewaided
him at the end of the teelOO with e
.l.!1 upset victory over ptayoft.
bound Seddleback In the 18410n
Mustang Grays open
up with 11-8 victory
GARDEN GROVE -The Newpo
Harbor Baseball Assodauon Gra
AU-Stars, Mustang Division,
11 runs ln the hrst three innings an
overcame a late surge by Los Alaou
tos White for an 11-8 victory ln th
opening round of the Pony Distri
Tournament al Garden Grove.
Brendon Salisbury, Carter Kaut·
man and Nathan Cramer combined
for seven strikeouts, giving up just
two earned runs.
Newport Jumped out to an 11-3
lead in the third inning behind the
hitting of Christopher Lo Menzo, wb
bad two singles and two RBI, and Jar·
ret DanJel, who bad three hits. Kris
Packwood had a single and an RBI.
Kaufman, playing right field .at the
time, caught a fly ball and doubled
up a runner trying to ICOfe In the fifth.
Salisbury caugtit a Une drive ln
the s1xtb inning and threw to Nathan
Todd to complete a lixlh·inn1ng dou·
ble play to end a Los Al4mitot rally.
Newport plays the Tuatin AU-Stan
in the MCODd round on Fl1day at 5:30
p.m. et Gerden Grove.
fbrale. __ ..._,.., ...
Soo&a Ceftiea went lba cUiltDCll,
giving ~ JYlt: six IU&I. •
Preshm&n Carrie GrbmOri, who
had a double in that game, ftnilhed
the seaon wtth • .408 average, the
MCOnd hlghelt 1n Khoo& biltqry,
and WU named to tM AD·So\atft.;
WO Ca1lfoinia fint teem by ~·
alCOKhes.
Grilnloft mo Md U nam
ltWed'and 41 DI a Ille Plnela
(11-M, 2·19 In UJllMww),
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~ewport Beoch/Costo Jt.eso Doily Pilot
CONTINUED FROM 81
members enjoy a month-off to rest and
heal, or spend their Winter months lifting
weight$ or working on specific beach
skills, Leland is crashing the net ~very
night in a foreign country with the
dream of 'becoming the next Sinjin
Smith or Randy Stoklos.
r.jU£t ~when-I wish f could get
more (rest),• Leland saict.'4'wml I cowd
just focus on the beach. I'm going to
have. that day when J stop playing
indoors. It's tun to play against the best
players in the world.
~..o(Jl~1IQ!ll~l99~~tcb :.: •
natlurfdl tedJT\ ~ho-Wf're td.ll~r tttan rne.
They're big Dutch dudes. And they all.·
grew up with socC"er, . o they have good.
f09t skills, H
~1n a lot of ways, it's ~ dream come
true for us, to play on the tour and
actually beat the gold and silver
medalists, and to just sit in the 'same
tent with Karch Kiraly. •It's an honor."
The Seal Beach stop Friday 'through •
Sunday is the 16th tournament on th{'
AVP Tour, which awards $1.35 llU.llion io
total prize money in 22 cities. " -~
This season on the tour, Leland has
also claimed seventh place at the Miller
Ute Golden State Open in Sacramento
(June 7) with Diehl, along with two
ninth-place finishes: At Corpus Christi,
Te~s (May 31).and .. Chicago last
weekend.
Th.e toUT returns to Seal Bea~ 6.fter ~ .•
two·year hiatus. Thf' event wbs played
' there from 1984 to 1995 without' u L. vu•s hard to play 12 months of tl\e
y~ar. ~ said Leland, who at 26 is one of ·th~ younger players on the tour, "There
IDJght be four players out there who are
younger than me, but they're not
finishing (tournaments). It's been a
weild sport: Rookies of the year have
;nterrupbon. Mike Dodd is thE:!\four-time ,
defending champion at Seal Beach, '
having won Wtth Pat Powe~. in 1992,
then captwing titles with1Wlulmdl'Sh
i.n 1993-95. I
The SeaJ Beach event will be
been 3 t years old. , Smith and Stoklos turned beach
volleyball from a recreational endeavor
into a multi-million dollar sport, and
Leland is beginning to <:ash in.
televised by !;ox Spor:ts Net on a •
"The sport is (played with) savvy.
It just seems like there are always
proteges that c~me out and .are fairly
youhg and they think they're the next
Kent Steffes. But they've got to go out
there and pay their dues.•
same-day, tape-delayed basis on Sunddy
at 1:30 p.m. i •
·General admissLon ·i! free and open
to the public. There will be a lunited
nwnber of reservep seats located in the
center court stadium. Free parking will ·
be available as well as free shuttle
service to the venue. Fans will be
requested to park di Boeing
Leland hopes his dues-paying years
are about to conclude.
Leland, ranked 36th on the tour
entering the Seal Beach stop, and who
regularly trains with Corona del Mar
resident Brian Lewis when they're in
town, might be a can't-miss sight in
America, but in Europe he's just one of
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Leland Quinn takes up a lot of room at the Cedar St. court in West Newport.
"It's hp.rd to get jobs there,• he said. the tallest guys in Holland. When you
"''(Volleyball) is really growing out there, look at our team picture, I'm almost
and it's a big and competitive league. needed in the second row (rather than
"It's ~hole bi.mch of f~ but there the guys. ' I'm almost 6-9 and I'm not nearly one of the bade-row). We had 7-footers and a International For tickets: (213) 480-3232.
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTIC!S PUBLIC NOTICES • PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES . seller within 1hree years b• PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? Yes, 6/30/97 ducted by: an lndlv1dua1 PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92048 sa1bed u : As More FllllY De-NOTICE Of' TMJSTEE'S cnMld by aid o-t d lore the date such list was South Coast Children's Have you s1arted doing This business 1:: con· scnbed in Said Deed of lJUSL U&.E TNnM a. No. WT· nu., ~ SZZl.711.&ll
PUBLIC NOTICE sent or delivered to the NOTICE OF Society, Inc.. James R. business yet? Yes, 4·98 Fictitious Business dueled by;1an individual APN '4A0.152·24>-01 The s~t '1'1111"-' Tllte Ordlr No. EltlfnlUd .. Aa:Nld ~
buyer are: none- --APPl:lCATtOH TO Rocke, PresidenVCEO Veronica Binley Name Statem ent Have yov slart&d doing address and other common ooat1• ~ No. anc:t addllorulf ~'
cna 1e111 ea The names and business SELL ALCOHOLIC T_his statemenl ~as filed Tills statement was hied The following persons are business yet? Yes. 6/1/98 desqlatJOn. If any, °' lt't6 real 177'111' APN 1,1.-.,,. In)'. ¥fll ncn.. this flgld
. SUMMONS address of the buyer are: with lhe County Clerk ol wllh the County Clerk ol doing business as· Todd Dalton E desCtlbed aboYe IS wr· YOU Al'E IN DBiWLT UN-IJftof to ..i.. 'The beMftC:t.
fCITACION JUDICIAL) Tammara Arredondo, 2781 B~a~:~?rl~gS Orange County on 6·16-98 Orange County on 6-23·98 BAREFOOT TRADING co.. This sta1emetll was Med to be: 2191 VISTA DER A DEED Of' TRUST sy undet aid DMd ot nu.t
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT· MacArthur B177. Santa Application: 19980701573 19980782285 . 322 1/2 Marine Ave., Bal· wlth lhe Coun1y Clerk ol RADA NEWPORT BEACH. ~TB> 01tal90. UNLESS t....w0!'9 uecuted ..S
(Avlso 11 Acusado) · ~~e ~~s~~:fo be sold are JUN 23, 1998 Daily Pilot June 18, 25. Dally Pilot June 25, July 2. boa Island, CA 92662 Or.ange County on 6·26·98 CA 92660 YOU TAKE ACTION · TO delWted tott. .. .-...,_.
RONALD PAN.ET and Does described In general as: To Whom 11 May Concern: July 2. 9, 1998 Th553 9, 16, 1998 Th561 Vici\! Jean McDermo11, 322 199B67627 12 The undersigned TIUS1ee dis-PAOiECf Yourt PfllOP.. • Within ~ ot
1to20,lnclus111e. Flower store b"si·ness In· The Name(s) of the Ap· t/2MarlneAve.,Balboals· Dally Palo• July 2. 9. 16.dalmsanykabi~tyforlftyllllXll-Bn'Y.ffMAYIE90LDATA ~Md DllNnd for YOU ARE BE G s ED B " 1 1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE land CA 92662 23, t 998 Th577 rectness ol lt't6 street addl8SS PUaJC SAl.E. F YOU Saa, ..i a Wlttt.wl NaHm d IN U Y eluding furniture fiJdures ~cant(sl s/are: This .business 1s con-and other common designabon, NEB>~ EXPLMATIOH OF D1tMM ..S Bectiar1 ti> Ill.
PLAINTIFF: JA Ud. le esta' and equipment., 'goodwill, SIDNHAJr,J.'KJE~CN~~~LINE Fictitious Business Fictitious Business ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE rf eny. shoWn herevt. said $819 TIE NAME Of' THE ~ The lftMfl6QJllCf ~
demandan o) NGUYEN tradesname lease and H•m• Statement Name Statement Have you st~rted doing ri be made. but~~ ~AGAINST YOU, Wit Notice ~ DlfaM -* THI NGUYEN leas h Id 1' I DANIEL I 1 . p Fl tltlo I 8 I • You have 30 CALENDAR e o mpro~emen s The applicants listed The lol ow ng persons are The following persons are business yet? Yes. r.-20-98 o u us ne,.s nant Of '#Sl'Slty. eXJ)leSSed ot YOU' , CONTACT A Bedk>n to W to be •
DAYS af1er this summons and are localed at. 92 Cor· abqve are applying to the doing business as: dojng business as: Vicki J. McDermou Nam(I Statement implied, regjlfding title. posses-I.MYER On fTffrJ/M • conMct In lhe county wt.9 ls serv d t 11 porate Park Ste. F. Irvine, Department 01 Alcoholic GWO Really Services, Connell Nissan 2850 Har· This s1a1ement was mee1 The following persons are SIOl'I, or enc:umbnlnCes, to pay 2:00 P.M., Goldel1 Wut lhe rul property II loc:.-d typewrl~en °r~s~~~9~ al ~hi: CTA 926b06I Beverage Control 10 sell 81. 3151 Airway Avenue. Suite bor Blvd .. Costa Mesa, CA With the Counly Clerk or doing business as: the remaining pnnapat sum ol Sav1n1J1 Aaodtnon Slnllca Md men ttwn dVwe ITIOnMw he us ness name used 1 B-3, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 92626 Orange Count" on 6.23.95 WORM CO INDUSTRIES, the nole(s) secured by said Co. u the dUy ~ tww ~ llnce auct, court. by the seller ,at 1hat loca-cohol c beverages at: 3325 Neighborhood Acce"tance Connell Nissan, (Calif.) ' 23152 Verdugo Dr Suite Deed "" T""'l ..-. .... ~, ~um. and..._ .. ,,. AICIOfdlldon. Galdlrt Wltli A letter or phone call will tlon Is: Queen slf'lowers NEWPORT BLV. D. NEW· Corp 3151 Alrwa~A:'.enue 2828 H b Bl"d Costa 19986702287 L 11·1· C "' '""' -· ··--..--t 1 t t PORT BEACH CA 92663 .. • , ar or • D 11 P J 25 J 1 2 180, aguna H s, A thereon, as~ In said to Deed°' 1lwt, ~ sroltngsAAOdekln~ no pro ec you; your YP• The anUctpated date of • Suile B·3, Costa es1. CA Mesa, CA 92626 ·• 8 Y llot une • u Y • 92653 nole(S) adVances it under on 02A>1llO u Document Co • nun., PCllll Offtc:e
written response must be the sale/lransler is 7/27/98 For the. followln8 1~Ge 01 92626 This business Is con-9. 16. 1998 Th562 Jack Walters, 112-42nd the terms of said b.lanr,,Trust. No.81)4f)"1321o'*-Page . eoi Mlf7, Slr'I ~TX
ln pro~er legal form II you at the office ol BURROW L1cenae. 41 N ALE This business is con· ducted by· a corporation PUBLIC NOTICE St., #B. Newpon Beach, lees. cllalges and expenses of • ot OITldll Racotd1 In the 712115-4117, T~ :;;~ t e court 10 hear your ESCROW CO .. 180 New• ~ff~tND WINE· EATING ducted by: a corpora1lon Have you started doing CA !1~66~ the Trusl8e and of lt't6 tnJsts Offtcl d.-the ~ ot NUmber: (210)
11 • d fil . port Center Dr.. #265, p bll h d N 1 Have you started doing buslness yet? No Fictitious Bualnen Dean Witter. 112·42nd St .. aealed by said Deed ol Trust ar._. eounty, Clllfomt., SalelSbrb.11 Une: ~-· you 0 not 1 8 your re· Newport Beach, CA 92660 u s e 8 w P 0 r business ye1? No Connell Nissan Paul w. . IB. Newpor1 Beach. CA The IOtal amount of the unpaid aec\llld by: Marl( J. 77'218, Eltt a. sponse on time, you may This bull< sale Is subject Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Neighborhood Acceptance D dd Id e P es , Name Statement 92663 balance ol lt't6 ot>ligallon se-Oo4tlngham and EIZlltleCtl $ AllUtanl s.a.tarv. Dllit•
lose the case, and your lo Calllornla Uniform Com-Pilot June 25, July 2. 9, Corp. Barbara Sted. Exec T~ls r st~tem~n1' was filed The lollowlng pe'.sol ns are This business is con· cureo by lhe propeny to be sold CoCtlnghlm, hustmnd .td Olt11118 ~ -
wages, money and prop• merclal Code Section 1998 Th55o V.P. wllh the County Clerk of doing business as, ducted by: a general part· iWld reasonable esllmaled costs Wft. 11 l'N•ar WOrtd S.V• fl'TKn. fTf/Oe
erty may be ta'ken without 6106.2. UB IC 0 E This s1atemen1 was Med ran e Count on 6·17·98 Cl.ass ol 87 Reunion, 2480 nershlp expenses aod adVlWlCeS at th8 lna8 Ind L.oen Auoclatkln, further warning from the II so subject, the name P L H TIC wilh the County Clerk ol O 9 Y Irvin& Blvd. #256. Tustin. Havo you ittarteel doing lime of the tnitiel publcallon of a,_.,.. &rvftgl and LOln
court. and address ol the person Fictitious BualnHI Orange County on 6-16·98 19~86781757 CA 92782 . business yet? No the NotiOe or S"8 15 Aa80ClaClon, u 81neftdaty. There are olher legal re· with whom claims may be 199 80781509 Datly Pllol June 25, July 2, SharmlJla Wtjerlslrlwar· Jock Walters SlS8 10099 The beoeficlary Wll .. ll ~ Mldton to i---------
qu1remllent,. you may ~anht filed ts Lisa Evans, Burrow Th:~o~:w~~tp~':!~~ are Dally Piiot June 18 25 9. 16. 1998 Th567 ~~~· l4~ ~~1~~78~1vd .. T.h1s s1a1emen1 was filed onoei ~Deed of Trust tter• ~bidder for cash OBITUARY 888 to ca an attorney rig t Escrow Co .. 180 Newport . ~'V • ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE • us ~· w1tn the County Clerk or tofote execuled and~ lo (peval .c an. ot .-In away. II you do not l<now Center Dr., ,265, Newport doing business as. July 2. 9, 1998 Th551 This business . Is con· Orange Counry on 6•2s.98 lt't6 underalQned a wntten Oec:la-lilwf\ll moMy ot tha Uni ..
an altorney, you may ~all Beach, CA 92660. and the Y.ALLIN> MANUFACTUR· PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Bu1lne11 ducted by: an ind1v1C1Ual 19986762692 ration ol DellUlt and Oemend !of .._, by cat\, I c:uhW'1 an attorney referral se"11ce last date for filing claims ING, 1779 Placentia Ave., Have you slaned oolng . 1 Sale and written Notice °' d.-:IC dl'mwn by a IUla or or a legal aid office (listed $hall be 7124198 which Is Costa Mesa, California Fictitious~ Hem• Statement business yel? Yes. 6/1/98 Daily Pilot Juy 2, 9, ~6, OefaUttandilec1JontoSel The nallonal bmr*. a dwck
m the phone book). the business day before 92~27 N St t t The following persons are Sharm1Ua WlJerls111ward11na 23. 1998 Th 8 underS__. caised said Notice dl'llwn by 8 ltlt• or f9derlll Oespues de que le en· t 1 d Iii d Brtan David Wallln, 2824 ame • •men doing business as: This sta1emen1 was hied PUBLIC NOTICE .,,...... ·-'--ct'9dl tteguen esta cltaclon Judi· a7:'ov:a e ate spec e Newport Blvd., Newpo11 The lollowlng persol'\.S are JOKN TURTON ENTER· With the County Clerk 01 d Default and Eledion to Sel 10 a.di __ ,. Of !
clal u11ed liene un plazo de · Beach. CA 92663 • d~ing business as: PRISES. 18660 Spruce Cir· Orange County on 6-16-98 be r8CXll'dec1 In lt't6 ~nty v.tler'8 dl'llwn by • _. ,..., 30 DIAS CAl.ENDARIOS Datecu.June 10, 1998 Garre• Wayne Earnshaw, H1gherPower, z.t53 Maph cle. Fountain Valley, CA 199Btl761574 Fictitious Bu1lne11 the real pn>petty IS located uvtnga and loen ~ /I/ Tammera Arredondo 211-B Fern St. Newport St. #B, Costa Mesa, CA 92708 . Name Statement Date June ~ · 1998 l.AW tlon, 111/tnga HMI -ion. ot fa~!st:r:s:r~t~ra '::a' u::~ Publlshed Newport Beach, CA 92663 92627 John Robert Turton, 18660 Dally Pilot June l8, 25, The lollowlng po~sons are OFFICES _OF STEVEN J. savings _,. apecl'8ct In ~ esta c/rie. q Beach·Costa Mesa Dally This business Is con· Brett Porr, 2153 Maple St. Spruce Circle, Fountain July 2, 9, 1'998 Th550 doing business as MELMET. AS TRUSTEE Mdlof1610:Zdtha Financial
Uni carta 0 una Hamada Pllct July 9• 1998. ducted by: 8 general part· I B, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Valley, CA 92708 PUBLIC NOTICE Host City, 2920 Newport SANDY NAYLOR, ~ Coda Ind Nhortlld to do telefonica no le ofrecera Th586 nershlp Fredrick Brown, 2153 This business Is con· Blvd., Ste. J, Newport Signature 2912 S. Daimler bulinla In thll ....._) Al:
protecclon· su respuesta Have you started doing Maple SI. IB, Coste Mesa. ducted by: an lndivldual Fictitious Bi.islneas Beach, CA 92663 SVeet. Santa Ana, Calllomia N. the NQnti ~
esrlla a maqulna tiene que PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No CA 92627 Have you started doing Name Statement Jomes Phell)s. 2920 New· 92705-5811 T~ o/,. to the ~om,. '
cumpllr con lai formalf-Brta11 David Wallin This business is con· buslm'ss yet? Yes, 4·21-98 The lollowlng persons are &Or1 ~lv8A ~~66~' Newport ~~5932 ~ 719. 1~ =..a:., CA al rtgN. ~ dades legates apropladas STATEMENT OF Garrett Wayne Earnshaw ducte~ by: a general part· John Robert Turton doing business as· T8:ic • b 1 1 Md lntlf..t con·~ to
sl usted qulcre que la corte WITHDRAWAL FROM This statement was filed nership d . This statemenl was filed THEfiE AND BACK AGAIN d ct' d bu~ "'~'cJ1 1~ ~on· Md ,_ held byl~
escuche su 1:aso. PARTNERSHIP with the County Clerk ol Haj• YO\J ?starte do1n._ With the Coun1y Cl.erk of TOURS, 414 Vitia Roma, ~ e y. ant" rt vd u~ ·n aid Died ot lNlt In the
SI usted no presenta su OPERATING UNDER Orange County on 7-S.98 bB's ne;s yet No Orange County on 6·16·98 Newport Beach CA 92660 b a~e J0u 175 ~ e 0' g PUBLIC NOTICE P'Of*!Y .._. In uld
r .. puesta a tlempo, puede FICTITIOUS t9JJ887&3730 TI,f: sf:~ement was flied 19988701'($80 David w. Dobyns, 414 J~~.~ p~:lps 0 ~ Catfomlll de9cJt>.
perder et caso. y I• pueden BUSINE_SS NAM! Oaity Pilot July 9, 16, 23, with the County Clerk ol pally Pllot June 18, 25, VI Sia Roma, Newport This statement was llled Trustet Sale No. 59-'64792CA Ina tha land~ Lot 11
qullar su aalarlo, au dlnero The following person has 30, 1998 ThS88 Orange County on 6-16-98 July 2,9, 1998 Th554 Beach, CA 92660 wilh the County Clerk ol Loan No. 59'64792CA Tltle ot"'nm No. 272'1. lntt..cly
Y otras c.oaas de au withdrawn as a general 19986701585 PU LIC NOTICE Thia business Is con· Orange Coun1y on &-26·98 Order No 9802451·52 Apn al Com Me-. Col.nty ot propledad sin a\1110 adlclo-partner lrom the partner· PUBLIC NOTICE D .1 P'I t J 18 25 B ducted by: an Individual 19988782893 458•631.26 NoliCI ol Trustee's onnoa, ..._ ot Cllfomla,
nal por palle de la Corte. ship operating under the 11 Y 1 0 une ' ' Have you started doil'lg o sale You are Ill default unde a •I* Mlp ~In Book Exlsten otros requl11tos le-llctiUous business name 01 Fictitious 8u1lne11 July 2, 9, 1998 Th549 Flctltlou• Bu1lne11 business yet? No ally Pllol July 2. 9, 16, Oted 01 Trust dalld 1 OMs. ti, ,..,_ a2 Md 13. ~
gales. Puede que usted Kla11na's Embroidery at Nam• Statement PUBLIC NOTICE Heme Stat•1J1•nt David Dobyns 23, 1998 Th579 UnleSS you take action to ..,__ Mlpl. In lhe Offtc:e
quiera namar a un abogado 15661 B Street 15, Tustin, The foJto.wlng person• are • The lollo,wlng pe'.sons are This statemen1 was liled PUBLIC NOTICE pror.ectyour l>(Openy, It may be ot the County "9cor'dW ot
lnmedlalamente. SI no CA 92780 doing bUs1ness as: f ·ICtltloua BualnH• dol,..bus1nns !IS. with the County Clerk of solllatal)UbHCsale If you need uld Courey. &c.pt tn..-
conoce a un abogado The Fictitious Buslne11 SCALA INTERNATIONAL Ham• Statement Frekriksen Custom Wood· Orange County on 6·1.6·98 Flotltlou1 Bu1lne11 an explaflatlon ol uie nature of f'romallolgas.,,,._..and
puede Hamar a un servlclo Name referred to above Tf:lAVEL. 3334 E. Coast The followln rsons are wo! Ing, 1253 Logan Ave. 19988781582 Name Statement Ille proceedings against you, 00Whpoca110ria,baiowa
de relerencla de abogados was filed In 0~9'2,' County Highway. Suite 319• Co-~ol g buslnes~ :. Untl D, Costa Mesa, CA. Dally P1to1 June 18. 25, The following persons are lou should contact a lawyer On dlipU\ of IOO '-~ o a una oficlna de ayuda s 27 1 Fil N rooa del Mar. CA 92625 n · 92626 J 1 2 9 998 Th5 1 1 . • n.•199 t 10 O"· N.A tt. ,._ ot ~-. u t.,,al ~vea el di ectc>rlo tele· on ep. • ' 8 0· Vlvlan M Garcia·Coumas CJ "."Cl Company. 537 Don Lawrence Fredriksen u Y • • 1 4 dong business as. '" a • .,..m, __:.~ ,_ ... ---=::::.~ ~ "" ' F623341 · c • Newport Cent&r Drive 330 R Plac Costa First Coast Flnanclal, Mor10age Servlees. Inc as Ille ,_,,_, •• ·----"' fonlcoCA. SE HUMBER Full name and address of ~~ lf.1 1;.:~~·gi: 9~~e25 o. #146, Newport Beach, CA Mesa ~~0~~627 '· PUBLIC NOTICE 19762 MacArthur Blvd. duty appointed trustee under ~ ~~ .. lty.,... 1he person withdrawing: • 92660 Thi ' b • i 1 1311. lrvlne. CA 92612 and pursuant to Deed of Trust tofofe ,_.,._. bd'9 (Humero del Ca10) Mercedes Dominguez, Jack Coumas. 321 112 Jamee Ruth Newkirk, 712 s u~ ness · ·' con· Fictitious Bui lneu Chris R. Jones, 349 San recorded on 10112195. **' •a la'". The street
239539 7610 E. Hamilton Ave .. Or· ~rks~r 9~~5 Corona del Cliff Drive ·16, Laguna dH;~:d ~~~ansl~~Zddu:~lng Name. Statement Leon, Irvine. CA 92606 Instrument 19950451239 of ~ and alttwlf common
The name and address ol ange. CA 92867 11• Beach CA 92651 b 1 1 N The following persons are This business is con-olllelal records 1n Ille Olliee of ~ any. al the
the court Is (El nombre y Mercedes Dominguez J~dt!d b~;!n~~!b~~d c:n':i This 'business Is con· o~n"~~!J,f~sen o doing0businessCas: A dueled by: on Individual Ille Recorder ol Orange County :!v. ~~
dlrecclon d~ ta corte es) 10988780202 wile · ducted by: an lnBivldual This stalement was flied ~~ ~n~e R?l'r 1Y S ~· Have yo11 started doing caJ1lornla. executed by J UO Wttt Prtnatlol OrM'.
Municipal Court 01 the This 1ta1ement was filed Have you ~aned doing Have you staned doing with the County Clerk 01 ~~ en~) 1g~1~ ~~~! Poa~~ business 5et? No Roben Bror. :' uz::anltd Com M9U, CA mis. ,,_
Slate or California Cou11ty with lhe County Clerk ol businoss yet? Yes, 5·15·98 ~~slness ye1? Yes, 06/01/ Orange County on 6·16·98 RZ1ie1 Institute. 3090 Bristol ~~i~s ~ta1:~:~1 was !tied ~':ngsas s!~t r FA errc: wldtnlgned Tn.-. clit-
ol Orange • West District. Orange County on 6·1·98 Vivian Garcla·Coumas Jamee Ruth Newkirk 19986761572 S1 .. #170, Costa Mesa, CA with the Counry Clerk ol Benelidaly Wiii seA at pubhc dli'ftl el'lf lllbllY fW .,.y
814 t 13th SI., Westminster. Ddity Piiot June 25, July 2, This statement was tlled This stalement was flied Dally Pllol June 18, 25. 92626 Orange Counly on 6·26-98 auction to tne highest !>ldder lor lneonwdlw of the llr9C
CA 92683·4593 9. 16, 1998 Th569 wolth thee County C61er6k98of with the County Clerk ol July 2. 9. 1998 Th552 David F. Atencio, D.C.. 19988782713 casll (payable at time of sale In ~ ..S oltier conwnon range ounty on ·1 • 10575 El Manzano Foun· . 1aw111t mon*" ol tne United ~ f ll'IYt tnowt1 The name, address, and PUBLIC NOTICE 1998&7&t583 Orange County on 6-23-98 PUBLIC NOTICE lain Valley. CA 9270B Daily Pilot July 2. 9, 16, Statas. by ·eash a cashier's tw.i\. laid .. wll be t~l~phone number or plain· Daily Pilot June 18, 25, 19~88782282 This business is con-23. 1998 Th580 check drawn by a stall or fMdl. tu~ COYWWlt
\iH s attorney, or plalnlilf PUBLIC NOTICE July 2 9 1998 ThS48 Daily Pilot June 25, July 2, Flc tltlou. Bu1lne11 dueled by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE nallonal ban• a Cllecie drawn bV or ~ ..__, «
without an attorney, is: (61 NOTICE OF ' ' 9, 16, 1998 Th565 Name Statement Have you s1a11ed doing a stall or feOerat credit union lmplled. ~ ..,
11ombre, la dlrecclon Y el . 'AVAILABILITY OF PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons are business yet? Ves, 6/95 as Flol ltlou1 eu'slness or a d1edl drawn by a Stall or polNls' "" Of ~
null'\9fO de teltlono del ANNUAL REPORT doing bu1in1ess at: 0 Atencio Chlroprauc Name Statement Ftdtrll Savings and Loan bnrlcM. ti> ~ lhe ~
b d d 1 d d te Pursuant to Section Fictitious 8u1lneH Fl tltl B 1 The Huf man !Oup, oavld F, Atencio, D.C. Th 1 11 1 a Assoelatlon Savings ~ sum ot the a oga 0 9 eman an ' 6104(d) of the Internal Rev· Nam• Statement c oua us ne.. 16712 Ross ln .. Huntington This stalemant was filed e 0 0'!' ng ~rsons re Assoclaoon' or Savings Bank 1) aec&lf9ll by mid 0 del demandante que no enue Code notice Is Tht following persons are • H•m• Statement Beach, CA 92647 • with the County Cletk -01 dolnlg gusine~ s: 15 M sl)tdlied 1n'sect1on 5102 ol Ille ot 1hlllt, wllh ...,_
Ilene abogado, es) hereby given' Ulat the an· doing buslness as: The following pe~eons are Wiiiiam Todd Hu If man, Orange County on 6·26·98 :,::, B~-e~1!z~· Mona~;h Flflanclal Code and authortzed to "*90n, • ~ In 8lid
Law Olfict ol riual report for the fiscal B & F Supply, 7261 Mat1 doing buslnen as. 16712 Ro11 Lane. Hunting-199B676270e Beach JA 92629 do business In tnts state) alln nae.(•~ ~ r ~
Arthur Cslllag, (818) 558· year ended November 30, Drive, Huntington Beach, t"R~~~gT~ ~~0A 1~UR t~n1Beach,fA926r • Dally Pilot July 2, 9, 16, Sam · Abraham, 259291tontolth111'1Qpolesatthemiln ~h..,.otU.o-t
7225 (SBN 92570), 2410 w. 1997 of The Plemonte CA 92647 C • 'g~s h s bus ness 1 con 23 1998 Th574 Bla.scos Mission Viejo CA entry area to flit Placentia Civic ct 1l'ult. ...,, ..... -.,
Magnolia Bl11d., Burbank, Foundation, a private loon· Bart Udlnk, 8301 Flaxman :;:2e oita Mesa, A dHcted by: an lndl~du~I i • 92691 ' ' Ctn111r 401·•11 E. Chapman ~ and ...,_ ct
CA 91506 datlon 11 available at 1he A\t., Huntington Beach. A Id n As .. oclates lJlc b aye you 7•~rte • o ng PUBLIC ,NOTICE This business 11 con· Aw .• Plaeenlla, CA all riglll. bUethe ~..s aftt..,,..
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DAVIES
Chertea H. Davi.-.
age 83, 45 Y••r resident of Orange
County.
Naval Arohltect -
Merine Surveyor,
former Supwlmendem
of Wllmlngton Sollt
Work• and South
Coaat Shipyards.
Member of Society
of Naval Architect. &
Marine Eng ln••fll
Netlonal and Southem
Callfomla Manne S\K·
• V4"1ora Aaaoclatlona.,
Died July 1, 1998 Of
skin cancer, and paned over to . Ad-
dJ•r'• Green wh•r• all
grNt aallon go. ·
Survtved by Wife of
39 years Kitty C1Alr;
Son Bradford; Daugh-
t er M•llnda Cun-
ningham; Qrandchll-
dren Analey Bleu,
MlchHI and Brian·
Brothera John and
Ronald .
MemorfaJ SefVlce to
be held at Paolflo
Vl•w MemorlaJ Park,
N9WJ)Ort Beach, J"ty
18, 1998 at 11:00 A.M.
GASTON
~ J.,,,.. GuNn,
78, of Newport
Beach, died July •,
1998 of emphyaema.
She la eurvtv.d by
brother Van J&Nt1,
daughtera, Und• Ga.
ton, Victoria St8Yen1,
Cathrtne Rainey, 8.
gtVldchlldren and 2
gr•at-grandchlldren.
Memorial eervlc••
wlll be held 1:00 P.M.
Thu~ay. July a. 1898
at Vlll•g• C hurch
of l rvl ne. 17101
Armatrong lrvln•.
474-9155. Flowe,. to
church. ••
DATE JAN 8 1898 Foundation's princtpaf 01· CA 92646 cm 0 I ' " us ness yet 0 ducted by· an lndMdual and lnttrest conlltVIO to and 1 · nee for Inspection during Frank Nickel, 2•632 Chari· g A), 240 Br ir Ave.. Wiiiiam Todd Huffman Flotltlou1 Bu1lne11 Have 0~ started oolng now ntld by It under said Oeeoi----------1----------AICHARD W. 81QQIHS, regular buelnau hour• ton, Laguna Hiiis, CA osta Men, CA 626 This statement was filed Name Statement buslnes~ yet? No ol Trust In the oro1>1r1Y. situated
Clerk, by DONNA HO• from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. by 92653 This bu~lness 11 cor• with the County Clerk ol The following persons are Sam Abrahim 111 said county, ~ornta --------..
HOMICHL, D•putv any citizen who requHll It This business la con-~cted by. 1 cf~o~augn1 Orange Coun1y on 6·23·98 doing business as: This statement wat llled dtWltiln~ths land tl'ltrtln As Can't aeem to -
STATl!Ml!HT OF whhln 180 day1 alltt tha ducted by: a general part· bu~l'••~oyuei?' Noe 0 ng 10989728329 The Magic Shop, 270 E. with the County Clerk ol more lu described In Uld .&.t to all tho"•
DAMAOl!S dale of publication. nershlp Ami~on Associates Inc Dally Piiot June 25, July 2, 11th #13, Costa Mesa, CA Orange cou111y on 6-02•$8 Otld ot rust The property "" • (Peraonal Injury Of The Found.atlon'a pl'incl· Have you started doing Kl Ch P • Id i " 9, l6 l998 Th568 92627 19988190290 he11tolort Otsetlt>ld IS IJtfnO repair Jobs fl pal office ls located at: buslneH yet? No an ow, r 1 en ' Jay Leslie Inc (CA) 270 . sOkl ·as Is' Tiit sb'eel address • Wrongful Deal ) 1575 Placenlla Avenu1; Bart Udlnk T11f1 itatement was nted PUBLIC NOTICE E. 17th #13, C'osta Mesa, Dally Pilot July 2, 9, 15, and other common des1gnalloa, around the house?
To. Ronald Panet Nawport Beach CA 92663 This 1tafement was flied With the County Clttk ol CA 92627 23, 1998 ThS81 11 1ny ol the real Pl'Ol*\Y
Plaintiff Nguyen Thi (949) 57•·9964 ' ' with the County Clark of Orange County on 1·1·98 . Flctltloua Bu1ln•.. This business 11 con-dlSCfltieo abOYt It purponed 10 let the
NQuyen aeeks damages In The principal manager ol Orange County on S.23-98 19988783551 Maine Statement duo1ed by: a corporation PUBLIC NOTICE t>t· 2 Hlrl>Or Polnll Newoort
tht abova .. ntJtled action II the Foundation It John E. '9988702288 Dally Piiot July 9, 18, 23, Tile lollowlng perso!"S are Have you ttarted doing 9Nc!t. CA 92625 Tiit
follows: Aschlerl1. Dally Pllol June 25 July 2 30. 1998 Th583 doing buslne1111: bUstneu yet? No NOTICf OF TRUITtrl SALE undersigned trustat dllCllllTIS
Gtneral damages Publlshad N aw ~ort 9 16 1998 'Th5eA PUBLIC NOTICE Th• Home Value Advlsoty, Jay Leslie Inc., Jay L Po-TS.t-.1..U..c YOUAAEIN llftY ~ty 10( eny p I If 1 d I h Btach•C01ta Mt.. Daily ' ' 424 62nd St, Newport merantz oEF~T UNDER A CEED OF 1nconecmest ol tht ftrMI
a, n, ·~ ;~ ~~~ nco • Pilot JUiy 9, 1998. • PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious auslneH Beach, CA 92663 This statement, wu llled TRUST DATED emJ95 lddr111 and Oltltf common vtn ence. ::i, • Th585 Raymond Karl McFarland, with the County Clerk of UNLESS YOU TAl<E M:TIOH tlnlanaoon. II any, snown
Special Damages PUBLIC NOTIC"' F1ctltloua 8uelneH Th"1'H'•Jt•tement -'21 62nd St., Newpori Orange County on 6-26-98 TO PROTECT ~ llerti\ St1C1 Siie WW be mldt. Medlc1J axpenHt (to 5 ·Name lt•t•ment t o o ng P9!'°"' Ire Beach, CA 92683 19989782708 PROPERTY. rT ~y IE bUt W!ll0\11 CGYtl!ll'll 9f
data): $3,6l2.00 NOTICI OP The IOllowlng penon1 are ~~ 1M~'ffr~~·~ Baker l'hl~ bu~lne~1J1 w:on• Dally Piiot July 2, 9, 18, AT A flU8l)f; SAL!. FY .-ranty, ':r'"d °' ~·
Flllure medical txpen1ta: APPLICATION POR doing 1>Ualne11 a : St, ID202, Costa MeH , d~:!e ~~u lnstarttl doing 23, 1998 Tt\575 NEED AN EXPLANATION OF :=::...o..: ~ . ;:
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1 ""3 ""' w" vine, CA 112818 S ID202 c' I ... y ~1 . YOU SHOUl.D CONTACT A . --------
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property Cl 1 mag u : 0 ...... •Rl"IP OI' Mauchly SI.. Ste. 326, Ir· Danit! Boone 855 Baker ~: n~:~ l:cF land PUBLIC NOTICE ~DING AGAINST YOU. ~) MCI.Itta said DMf Of
1 ..... ·"'" ALCOHOLIC Howard Pestano 35 Sen-I., • 01 I . ....... Tllft t tttt meni wu filed Fictitious •ualMll l.AWY!A On T/30l99 tt t;4e TM Wiii inltrMl 111trt0n. •
M1y 28, 1998 •.WMOI LICINll Clero, Ra°'ho Sarita Marg .. ~ 92'2~ O I. 1231 with thl County Clark ol . Name atatement, NA. LAW OFFICES OF Pf~ lft slid no•l•l ,l _________ J111111-------M hur Calllag D•t• •f Plllnt rhl ymon • NO, Orange County on 0·23·98 Tht following persons are STMH J MEL.MET INC • lllVlllClt. If WfJY. undlf llit
Pu bllef\td Newport Aftplloatlon1 Roben Rulr 31 Otl Ptr· \'~:caij~fi:::'a C~ 8'l:~ 1"81112289 doing buslne11 .. : c1111V --T""'--'9rms Of flt !)Md OI Trust.
8HCh·Co•t. Meta Dally JUL 01, '"' latto, lrvlne, CA '2el4 ducted bV!.,, Individual Dally Pilot June 25, JUiy 2, Kelly• Krtatlona. 86 Night INI ~IO Deed ol 1'IUll :a.:: oe":t :::-.,,~ 'Hot June 18, tlS, .My 2, 8, To Whom n May con-Thi• tlualnt1t ta con· Have you etaned doing 9, 18, 199&. Th563 Haron une, Allio Viejo. CA ltCDldld lt7195, • .....,.. 1111 Mii ~ llY said DMd
199t T'n545 ctrn· ducted by: a genetal P•"' butlneH yet? No OTICE 92856 No95-0318888~ .. -. 01 Trutt to-Wit $599 m 10 Tht Name(•) of tht Ap. netahlp Danltl eoone PUBLIC N Ketty Noel Btlle. 80 Night 11111 -. ol .....,. In (EsM.id) ~ Wlettelt PUBLIC NOTICI l)llcant(sl.l•l•r•: Have you atar1ed doing Thia ttalement w .. nled '1 tltl 8 IM H9fon 1.n .. Aliso v1110. CA .. cAll ol~,.. lfld lffllOMI adWnCll 11 MY.
CHEN JtARY W C butlneta yet? No with tht County Cltfk of o °" ve H 9HM . ol , .. ~ lll9 -·· ' If fi> ontltMe9 SHEN KE u Howttd Pettano Orange Courtb' on 1 .... 91 Na .. •t•t•rnenl Thi• buelnt11 11 con. otc:.llorn& Tiit btM -i!:;o'Slld
NOTICI TO Tl'le •PPllcanta llateCI Thia ttalemeot was flied te9llHMti The foll0wltl$ l*tont 11e duc:1ed by! an lndlVldual C S"*"1' ~ of r:V '*"°'°" CllllDtTOll• OP abolle are ·~no to the Wiii\ IN Counly Clefk of ,, ...... • • .... doing l>Utlnell A : Have you lttrled CIO!ng UNliMMllD ... WIU. lllB.t: --• ~ ... 8ULK UL• 0.pertrMnl of Alooh«*o = Counev on 1-18•91 Dally 1 OC -~ ' 1 ' .... SH IM1m1, t38 Qaroenl1 buslne1t yet? No T W AUCTI:* -TO ;;;.; e" w lie
c11ca 1104 Bevet199 Conlfol IO ..... t n11•• ~. 11191 Th514 =· COION de4 Met, CA Kelly Noel Bena . ~ lllCla Pait= OIGWalln . OI Dllllll =
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CORONA COSTA MESA 1024 IAGUNA NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT N~WPORT -----• RENTALS TO DEL MAR 1022 BEACH 1048 BEACH 1069 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2 169 MISCELLANEOUS SHARE 272
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Jeam ln• Creek 3br Lrg yard, 2c gar, FP, OPIEN SAT·SGN Bluff• TWM 1·aly, Tenent, Upr lg :2Br Bevtront Duplex w / Herbor View hom••l•••••••••I NJI upper back bay. L
2ba. upgraded, trl 1v1 • AV accHa 5206,000 2Br 2Ba Bungalow In greenbelt + pool, 2Ba. wk·ln clst, fp, Ilk· Boet Dock· Juat r•· 3br 2ba. Anached 2 studio w/pvt entrance
Ca1allna aunset view! Agent 842·5937: North Laguna. Ute & vkew, new roof, upa, pvt patio, no modeled. Upper car gar. LeaH only own · bll & kitchen
$510K Agt 780-85 33 A Beeutu 3Br 2.5Ba Bright Remodel. 315 kitchen, carpet, paint emkg/pets. :'~~~·~0 3br 2ba, FP, w/d, lg $2400/mo. Open Sat ROOMS . 2706 $750 Inc utll 729-767
,, Hawthorne ($489,000) S395K Agent 650-3822 760-0189 or 4 · view deck, 1/c gar, July t 1. 10-2:00. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------! •Jeamlne Creek 3br 5 Yrs Newl White Ille, Agl, Adriana 376-0071 EASTBLUFF beaullful boat dock, utllilles In-815 Port A•hl•V· c • 2ba, upgraded, trl 1111 2Fp'a, Lg Mair, S310K IRVINE 2144 eluded. $3200/mo yrly NB W.Oceanlront/22nd. an l s~e~ to
Catallna Sunset viewl Agent 645·9913 4Br 2Ba. Family rm, Lse. 714-815·1332 Herbor View Homes Private rm, unlurn, ahr get to all lhoee
S510K Agt 7 8 0.853 3 NEWPORT formal dining room, Lovely Slngl•Sty Hme bath. ulls pd, n/smkg, repair jobs
SAT·SUN 12·5 Greet Home 3Br 28a. Bw:"CH 1069 remodeled, expanded WOODBRIDGE 4br BIO CYN 4br 3ba, Avail Sept. $2850/mo kitchenette, laundry. ?
333 POPPY . 2017 Pelome Drive .10A $599,000 518~7711 2.Sba, 2 car gar, ard, aln tam home, .t yr Call Betty 675.4630 1 block 10 N.B. Pier around the house
Gourmet kit, fam rm, New Listing 3Br TWH Avall 8-1 $205~/mo lease. 21 Hermitage Burr While Really $510/mo Call Sam al Let the Large beautiful home Engllah Gardens, By 3 RARIE f'INDS 1 Ln. Avall 8-1. $3700/ ' with guell quarters. Own•r 949-646•6158 end un I on greenbelt Gardner lnct 650-8443 mo. 949_759•1899_ Privet• Boh Commty . 714·675·4808 Cl•~•lfl•d
Peek·a·boo oceanvlew 2+2 Con~~.~182,000 In Bluffs. $299,000LH Yrtv, unfurn nice 2Br (Between 9AM·5PM) S•.-vlce
South side of PCH Nlce l $3791000 4BA Prudential CA Really 2Ba, 2 blk to ocn. 2c
Agent 714-509-8923 2.5BA Re~odeled Kit/ Vlnt0~~erB~~o%~a'ge B.J. 6~·5373 exl1472 all gar, Lg Mstr·Br, Dl:NTALS TO Dlr,ctory
Baths, Hrdwd floors SPECTACULAR walk·ln-clsts, patio/yd, ~ • help you find
Agent 949·645·1800 •Lido Hacienda J Home on the Send NEWPORT NEWPORT gardener. n/amkr/pets SHARE . 2724 reliable help. Mesa De l Mar
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$99 0 S .., 8 Pr Inc Ip a Is an I y. •-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii HUNTINGTON 9· OO· 1•1"'4 • 76 By Owner 675-2708 --------CM Oet ed TWH 2Brl---------1
Nw:WPORT 2.5Ba, Jao, m Nike Prudential THE BLUFFS 3Br 3Ba .. Town, 5 min to beach, ~a.tty Bpnus rm, remodeled. FAIRWAY APART MENTS COAST 2170 quiet. neat. S550/mo
BEACH 1040
Contemporary Trl·Plex 723·8120 S435K f1ene Sandera, "''T BIG CANYON + 1/2 utrs 650-0184 Agent 310-545-0904 ~
3Br Front Hse+Two 4Br 4 .5Ba Lux ury
2Br Units. Grt Income Home Approx 8000•1
5399,000 723-4944 10,ooosf corner 101,
Balboa Newprt Realty Marble entry, 7FP'a.
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Golf Cour•• View
2Bedroom +Loft
Call, 760-1869 Agl
TrlPlex Oowntown HB. Joan Burk• 7159·9314 --------
2·Sty front houH plus BIQ CANYON TWH NEWPORT
rear unite TWH style. on golf course. 3Br COAST Ort Income $399,000 2Ba, end unit, S459K 1070
BNR 123:4494 Sassy Luby 675·1653 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Prudenllal CA Really NEW VIEW HOME
LAGUNA
BEA~H 1048
Th• Community 4BA 3BA, 3c garage
Market Place. Asking $699,900
Classlfled Agent 4SM·0880 842-8878
OATEO COMMUNITY BY PASHION ISLAND
ucaullful irce·llnc.'d s1rce1s on<! golf course
v!Ows Enjoy c:arclrcc livll 1A In your large
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$3150.mo+aec. Avall home. Full prlv $475
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429.5 Iris 87~·8078
Know What Your EA CONDOS Neods Arel 856-9705 B CH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 -
., I -8 0 0 -4 -TEN 0 A E FOR RENT Bayfront community with J'!intc beach ac muioa.
Tropical land.capiag-~ Laoai pool ac IUD dedc.
SOLD!
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lor sale In our
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HOMES OF
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Dtapl•v eda atart
at Juat $751
Deadline Wed 5pm
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LISA RIVERA
714 57 4-4252
BALBOA
ISLAND 1006
Little Bal boe lalend
1518/1520 Abalone Pl.
Duple x $759,000
Lora Vnnce-Reallor
714·673-4062
Oversized Duplex
7Br 4Ba, Excellent
Loca11on. Bay & Pavll·
ton VtOW s 1. 100,000
By Owner 075·7978
CORONA
DEL MAR
"For Your Very Best. Buy At the Beach,,
MaryAnn McGuire
646-6770
Pick A Price to Fit Your Budget:
$89,900 to $109,876 VERSAILLES
Studio, Top Floor Penthouse, T ree Views!
$139,90 0 to $159,876 VERSAILLES
2BR 2BA Totally Upgraded, Best Value!
$169,000 to $194,876 SEAFAIRE
Studio, Penthouse, 12' Ceilings, Skylitcs!
$179,900 to $209,876 VILLA BALBOA
2BR l .25BA Small Ocean Views!
$369,000 to $428,876 SEAFAIRE
Double Master BR Suites. Fantastic
Catalina Island Front Row Views!
NOTE: All propenics arc listed with Value Ramie
Markctin& (Seller will Eotertain
Offers within that specific Price Ran&c.)
PRUDENTIAL CALIFORNIA REAL1Y
Please Call for
Further Information: 646·6770
If you are a first time homebuyer (who has not had an ownership
interest in residential real estate within the prece~ three (3) years)
and are low to moderate income, you may be elirJbfel
For further information, you must attend a free seminar to be
held on one of the following dates:
ThW'8. July 1, 6~·8:.~Mtt
&it. Jul* .J'
I ' "" • For .farther ieformation, call llie
Costa Mesa Redevelopment Agen<i)'
at (714) 754-4805
No reservations requited!
COSTA MESA 2124
Overstocked with
stuff?
A call to
Cla.ssllled
wltt help
842·5878
Walk to BelbOa Island ii.OJ>! M.io11ta fiom Fubloa IdaDd.
• Spadom lBR, 2BR and 2BR ac dca 1pt1.
• Printc patios or balcocUa •Wood bumiQS/pa finplac:a
•Pmatc pnaa
• Boat slips -,..,lablc
• SlS50 • $2600
Please call (949) 760-0919
ru LIVE THE TRADITION ru
. The Terrace Apartments
at
An Exclusive O ppo'rtunity for
Waterfront Living on Newport Bay
• Limited availability of
1 & 2 bedrooms
$1900-$2500/1 year lease -• Private Guard-Gated
Entrance 24-Hour Security
& Switchboard
• Gym, Spa, and Pool
• A Village unto itself with
Meeting Rooms,
Restaurant, Cocktail
Lounge, Entertainment
and Room Service
• Private Beach • Membership Required
To schedule fOUr e rivate showing,_.elease call
(949) 645-5000, ext. 539
2844 IRVINE
Summer vleitor6-i
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Summer school'?
Summer moving'?
End summer stress. I t1
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Cozv up•telr• studio
In CdM: No kitchen,
ulll Incl S57!5mo avall
7/13. 222-57715 e>rt 257
COSTA MESA 2624
•1 & 28r Deteched
Cottee•• w/Pallo
near beach. Cathedral
calla, frig. Mova·ln
Speclall S675 + $400
deposit. 848·2421
•2Br 1B• very clean
near OCC, lower, am
pet ok. $745 + $400
714-241 ·8850
•Co•te Me•e'• Be•t Jr·1br & 1br, alao 2br
1 ba, quiet gated
comm. pool, tennis,
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714-557.0075
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(949) 848·5100
NEWPORT
BEACH
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MOVB·IN·BONUS
Nl!WPOAT BAY
TBARACI!
Lg 1 & 2Br near Back
Bay & goll course.
Large pool, new car·
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S•UI 272 GI a.v• mENT EMPLOYMENT SPORTING . SANTA ANA 5 ! -4 TO LOAN 2914 FOUND 2925 5530 • S53Q 5530 APPLIANCES 6011 GOODS . aQBS HJ51GHTS 6184 liiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii1~
~ •• P..a lllil to slir with Low lntero•t Loan•. Pound Cog f.22 vie of 1 -youno prof'I In C.M. C•r lo•n•. pereonal 22nd/Santa An•, C,M, Accounting nauranco Tetomarkotln9 $&-Stack Wtttrlpool Vltamaator $i.j ma• Law'l Sale Sat 9·1pm Whlte/greylltrir
(303941) $2' Very Ne:• place. very lodtls, blll consollda· l.rg brn/blk med heir Payroll·Al'P • Newport Ckoml Broker· S8hr lo 1tart FullfPT washtr & dryer, l•k• Chine paid S25Q. .Atk• 20432 San1a Ana Ave ,
••• y..ftftlog l'ull lvl tJon Bankrup•c Caah •g• ••• ng exp. position• aH I. Full new 1475. 72'1.0eee Ing $100 714·"99·2414 Santa •na Hlg .. t1. -· pr g , · • Y ex. dog, no tagt 83~7019 DlabuHomont CSR, for Emp. baner.ts 714·565·2700 " "' " 1500/mo. 849·11 o t cepted. Fast approval! ... 1 Ben• 11 ti d •Pt. t-:-----------f Clothing edulttcnll~. Employment Is r..,.'d. A•• •t•nt am epptlanees m c
LRXUS MIUIOlf Vll!.JO
(949J3••·oe"' .,.
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
t -800·:t'T.3·943 4 ff1t•TTH L A11l1t In payroll pro-RequlrH project & Tennl• Court/Soclal ••••••••• • is •
10o1u. GI ceHlng for mid •lze org. aklll•, marketing Cllrector needed. Fun Rooms, GARAGE SALES
•••••••••FITNESS 3000 compl ny. Accurate, •>IP·· & analy1ls of working environment, •••••••••DODGE MeS
detail oriented, wage quot11. Customer eve. wlc .. nds, Mon & Tue apartments, ~•uSPORTATION liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii ANNOUNCEMENTS iiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil & hour law knowl· • 1' t I I 1 c r It I ca I. • 844..e900 • • homes 'IUU" edge. Accounts pay· Microsoft office exp.1.,....--------Classified •bl• cash dl1bur11-req. 2 yrs exp and Women• Sno• S1or1 lrt CORONA Health Care ment end Input current L & o lie. COM nuds aalH can satisfy DEL MAR 6122
'92 Carav•" L•
7011 BUSINESS OPPICE ~ We offer an excellent 949·~63·06015. Or tax •hoe IMP 1 • • 675-8292
L• Mini v-" 7 P•ss. (1 43758)8,84 2
Costa Mesa
Llncoln·M•rceoy ('714) 540·5030
ANNOUNCeMENTS = month·•nd Journel1. Call Barbara Burn• person Sot-Sun only. your iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BOATS ~ fOl lt!NT 2769 " 2920 S30/mo. ntire benefit paek•i• ~l resume 949·2B3•090e. •--------housing needs.· E•t•t• sale! Furn, iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
·1iA HFamilyl • Docters, cludlfng 40&1 (k), .of. :. L• Cavo Ro•taurant EMPLOYMENT _F_U __ TU ____ 6_0_1_4 Cphallnnat.1n'glt1v.•r.bogolak•.·.· ·~150 wfreAs'!l!wRaUteNr Nonl!lyRl--------
E YOU 1>RUNK? osp tals, Dental, drug ,.. 1mok• ree Hostess nlghll. Tue, RNI RE .. . .. . FORD Hwpt •oh Hlgh·Alae lood Alcohol Teslera. · Prescri'~tt'ons, work envlronm,nl. Wed, Thur, occaetonal SERVICES 553 3 plants, everything low hre. Perfect. • 9075 furn oHlc• to share. Eatlma•e• levels: Send rHume with' HI· wk·ends apply In per· goesl 3500 Liiac St. ,.s111so. 949·646·1162. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Amenlt111, avl lmmed. 0.02% -0.3%. Poclcel· Chiropfact & More. ary hlltory lo: Payroll son 1695 Irvine Ave. Blk metal bunkbd. twin (Oii PoQpy/lnland side 2 BOATS '87 Muatang
S200mo. 729•71570. 1111, Accurate & Fastl Pre·exl$1lng Manager, P.O. Box Costa Mesa 646·7944 ••••••-top, dbl bollom. Obi of PCH) Frl·Sat 8·2p ', 2 MOORINGS Claa1lc, good working
Send ss each to: C 1560, Coeta Mell, CA Please be aware that mattress lnel'd $225/ • d SlOOO/ff m
P•NTHOUSE QFC Pereonal Toch Co. onditionSAcceP.led. 92628 or fllX to (949) P/T Dollvery per•on . th• llatJngs In this cal· obo 562·423·7285 LM ---------1 si4•75o. a1e-246·3162 ~~~·t lull 75fM;40
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w/lt•V Ylow Partlllon 2153 MopJe SI. tl'B 1·888-248'"4651 642·71567. SB+gu, afternoons. egory may require you *HP -t;_...,_.,,,.1 . COSTA MESA 6124 949•675-6529
·-brHk room, ,.cabled, Colla Mesa., ca 92827 Reps. Welcome. No ~~.~ 1~~e:nt~~~~n~~ ~~ C:~ic~ 9g,~r~w:'sbo! Printer 8• Sofa. 1 2 _2_2_'_S_e_a_R_•_V_h_a_r_d_t_op-. '80 Falrmonft Wago.
• 10 Ball T S11u0Sq.Ft. P L' R • ed Auto Ch•· w Lo t 2 Pl If Q S I J I Mercrulser, trailer, $500/obo air cone, Broke( 642•3850 rayer to the Holy Spirit 1cense equ1r . DETAIL~R/MOBILE . ....,rles. 540·8911. char~• per mlnuto. vkeaea SB, I 1a orm ara9e • • u V 11 57500 obo. (714) 723·55"'3
BUSINESS &
FINANCE
BUSINESS
• FOR SALE 2900
Bodv & Paint Shop
Great Income CM toe.
• ; Oetall• Call Ruth Agl
r • 574·0494631·8011
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OPPORTUNITY
2904
·Holy Spirit You who * Equip Suppll•d• PAE-SCHOOL olR roe ers, ue ealher Sou1h Pointe Apll, 1olv1 all problems, 714-3~5-1388 Prof. E.C. educator rec1rner, King brass 855 Baker S t.. 949-548·8731 '95 T.AURUS GL,
light all roads so that 1 needed 89 school dtr. bed, Brass day bed Costa Mesa. galH DUFFY 20FT new top/ AC, PW/POL. ABS. tlll,
can achelve my goal, Can't seam to Bkpr/&ocretarv AP/ for Tutor Time child· MERCHANDISE w/trundetl. 844-2307 open. at 8am. Furn!· full cover, aeall 12. CC. AMTFM cas., You who give m• tho PR(Type 50 wpm+ care, learnrng ctr In Evonlng1 Only. ture for home/off1e1. $6800 949.646-1182. {159684) $8,985
divine glh 10 forgive gel to all those Compu111'1' hi. 722·7331 NPB appliances, e11c1ron· __ .________ Co•t• Mesa
and forget all evil repair Jobs or Fax roe. 722·7085 & oifs~xi;,:~:1n1b!a'~l1 _________ MERCHAND. ISE lcs. computers. · pa110 Kav•k 2 + poraon• Llncoln·Mercury
against me In this & around the house? Chevron Fuel Dock dlr. qualllled . ANTIQUES 6 furn11ure, blcyelu , all accu sorl es • (714) 540·5830
all Instances of my Ille Let •he In Newport Harbor, Call 955-2672 -010 MISC. 6015 eEloth lng & m isc dolly & car earr1er1--,9.-7-M-u"""'s ... T_A_N_G __ are with me. 1 want IP veryth1ng must gol $1100 949-640-7851
this short prayer 10 Claaalfled eoeklng FT person, PT Sale• Person, AC, pw/pdl, 1111. CC thank You for all CIHn·cut & r11pon· mull be reliable & ANTIQUE ARMOIRE Now Kenmore eleclrlc Set Bam·3pm kilchen SEADOO JET SKI 2 TO CHOOSE 11 lngs & 10 confirm Service alble, boating know a honest, 15·20hrs a Kl tchene111. Needs dryer, $100. 4·white stuff.turn,odds·n·•ndsl 3 paesenger, only (208477) (205645)
once again that. 1 Directory •. Hiiie Boal Service week, 4-9pm, $6.25/hr some TLCI 5600 080 rattan bar sloots, xlnt 327 E. 1 Bth St 20hrs, perfect eond, $13,497 Costa Mesa
never want 10 be HP· help you find 94~·878·0740 + monthly bonua. Call Gtna 642·3228 eond., $100. 574-4956 Unit E (back unll) many extras, save Llncoln Merc<.tt·v
arated from You, even •------...;.'--Lotion• & Lace •ll•V between $2500, purchase for 714-540·5030 In spite of all material reliable help. Dental Rocoptlonlat 743 Baker st. CM Wolff T anning Boda Santa AnaJRoch11ter $4000 722.7495r--,-9-7-T-A_U_R_U_S_C_L_
lllusion1. I wish to be 942·5618 ~~e:::nle:~~~cald~~~a~ R E A L E S TA T E FR.20 c. S1 P.GMANN Buy 6~r~tit a~~m:avof AC, PW/POL. t•ll. cc.
'with You In eternal Joy person. Good oppt'y SALES Fff or ~/'J' ANTIQUl:S Commercial/Home NEWPORT AM/FM eass. ABS &
and thank you for for Chang-. Xlnt ben· Licensed or not Were EST.ATES units lrom $199.00 BEACH SAIL BOATS 7014 (253565) $11,997
your mercy towards PERSQilTALS oflla/eondltlons. New· hiring nowt ,ERA wfll n Low Monthly Pmts 6169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Coat• M esa
me and mine. The n port Ctr. Cell Tues-Fri pay your req d course BOUGHT Freo Color Catalog iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 12ft SUNSAIL and Llncoln·Morcury
person must say this' fQr Info 840·1124 and provide training. AND SQLD Call 1·800·711·0158 Deslgnor• Qara90 lraller, complote. Must (714) ~40-5630
prayer for 3 con· 800·400·5391 xt:119 Sale art, antlquo 11 b Frlll 5250 eecutlve days. After 3 Orlvor $7·9 hrly avg SECR•TARY 1 • OUSE FU\. 19 Y 1---------
days the favor request M.EMBERSHIPS . own car. •roof/ln1, ,... COMPUTERS 6018 prints/small furn, t949> 780'1891 HONDA 9085
11 -.. Great Communication _...,.,.._..y;;,j.._.i.&.;a;..:11• · · accessories, women•
•-••••• wft 1 be gra~t~d. The 3018 n(eat )appear. Vincent slcllts. Santa Ana cllhs, shoes, hsehold ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Pleas• be wary of out l~ahyeedr mlum'medelaptuebly. 714 378·9580 714-547·7821 Items • .Jlood dealsll MARINE SLIPS . ot area companies. "' Unllmlted lnlernel Ac· 2139 t , _ d '87 prelude snrf 1dnt
C.. k 1.. after favor ts granted c ENT• R c LU B Exp'd & Motivated SUMMER JOB ll coss 56K-emall-WWW • • ... re o DOCl<S 7022 tires, xlnl cond (714) 8'~~~e rwte~~~n1~~a~ without mention of the Transfer':ble member· aalee person wanted. Responslble work. ~ltii.qu es 519.95 + setup. SI· (tho Bluffs) Sat 8-4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 673-5045
BurHu before you favor, only your Initials ship. $6000. Incl'• Contacll for digital Recepl for Doctors & U!C1lhtlihlta erra·nel 888-431-6911 Huge Multl Famllv CENTER SLIP AVAIL 1,,-9-2_A_c_c_o_r_d_E_X_2_·-dr
11nd any money for to appear at the bol· trnsfr fee. 723·9808 pr In II n g & co Io r office. N.B. 759-7793 • Garage Sale • Real Sharp, Loaded,
leo1 or aervlc11. Read _1o_m_. C.;....E_____ aeparatlons a plus. TEA-CHER (LEAD) ~OP DOLLAR \ WANTED LaUnda Place 40-SOtt In NB E·Z ac-Llhr, l ·owner, phn,
and und•rstand Jny The Community Salary, comm & ben· NB Preschool need• ~!: f' July 11 lh Sam cesa mess 729· 7670 CO player, Moonroot,
contracll before you Markel Place. eflts. O.O.E. Fax eiq> lead teacher w/ 1aoo-1eeo ~ TO BUY 6019 Tons of children and SUMMER RENTAL $8,900.obo 723-1!.04
1lgn. Shop around for Classifled EMPLOYMENT resume 949•756·t917 ECE units for 1yr old 8:;., , household llem1. 38h shp nr Pavilhon
ratH. 842·5878 classrm. Beneflls Outr19'it I I BUY ALL PIANOS Between Tualln • & $400mo 949-673·4928 '97 CIVIC DX 955·2072 Ellal• Sain Santa Ana oft 23rd Blue. grey interior •
Oillr. Herehey's I APPOUnJIBllfl' Conducted An11ques-qual. furniture ----------• (3VOB872) $11 .995
Chocolalel Local Rte. SALES Sll'IMS 1pc or h6useful cash Moving Salo 7/11 ••••••••• BAUER LOTUS
S d I t f 1 n::.:;=a:... On the move? Paintings 'China paid (714) 957-8133 7a 2p nearly new COSTA MESA s~~~~·,.t~~-M~~ you WE'RE GROWING! ,.. Books •· Furniture Old Coln• Gold Silver soias. love 11a1: AUTOMOBILES 714-042·7700
1nv111 under $4,600. a 2 dt>Q Sell your extra 40 years Franklin Mint, Sterling c h a I r s • c h • 1 t • ••••••••• 1·800-5151-3982 24hre Pl -~ household in Nowport Beach Old watches & jewelry bkcases. twin bed. 1---------
Fast (llOWUWJ Southern California oommunity Per Hour 't 14 673 622 Westcoast Cotn 642-9448 pauo 591· axee dHk. --------HYUNDAI 9090 Peclflc View Momorial newspaper chain has immediate CJtll)OrtUnities 1 ems • • return and credenzas, BMW 9030 ,,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Park, 2 adjoining In ·-·•~IJ ., ~ in Classified RECORDS/TOPS lamps, toys, and more iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit•
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1old out ocean view SvCWOJ.J1e ID ventura, l.<l6 ~ Orange . hJahcr Jazz. R&B, Soul, Rock GOLF CART for H ie
plot, S4200 lor both County, and the Inland Empire for •IWll.li.Dnit.li---WANTED·-Etc •.. so's & 60's Mike Multl Femllv o n '97 BMW 7401L • Sn75 714·646·9340
• 780·340·10t2 ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES. •tOl·Kf'"' SEARS 845·7505 Gloriella St. In East Sdn loadod. co, ASC, • • • • • • • ·=-ANTiguE~ Bluffs. A IOI of every· (VOM03614) $47,995 , _______ _
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lntornot 1,.1n;nn established 'ti E.tablltlhcd ln 1989 • ,_ .~.J ( .... DI... Older Styl~ 11rnltur9 PETS & . Mulll family sale Furn, Llncoln·Morcury INFINITI 9095
Day Tr•dlngl 11li11Jl ......... °" 8CXXJWlts, pom ve Ind growing ".-u'"'"""'"' ,.,. "" PIANOS i C 11 ....,bl h I (714) 540 5030
Curious? 260-4975 customer service attitude, and desire to build C..U ~tmml ~ •...-..•~es 1 ANIMALS 6049 N!~= d(v1~:~1h~ne'f ~r~i ------· ---•95 lnflnltl "045 stcnnn edve~•<>inn '""""""'b.ips with dients 1 &-47" -·St-•Ao-•Olllc•~ Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Nobleza.) 7/11 7·1p * '84 3t01 * S C p /Pdl I "A 8 S 0 LUTE LY 1 O ~ 2 ·-.. '°" .,.... .. _,..,., ad 1 • $$ CASH PAID $$ Fomelo Lab, German ---------i 52800 obo dn. A • w • 111· TIMES" Beller than um years previous veltising sales _,.. •• ..,...,hcwe shepherd, boMer mlJC Old books·Engllsh etas· 714•845·9078 <3o7775> 523.495
vending. Loe. In Coste eXP81"ienoe with newspaper industty experleiooe BLWllETEIS WI! BUY ESTATES neods lovlng home. sics. Make chic ac· Coat• Mesa
Meea $70k/yr·S8k req. preferred. 'llis--..~..,.i....a...1 ·~efnendly-. 1yr, spade, 651bs, cessorles for Interior---------• L~~C:ls"4:~':;~
Free Into ~r,;M ~ "Wl'AYllOflE$FAITER" cute wrinkly facel Call decorators. CADILLAC 90401 _______ _
1·800-757·3990 24hrs We offer: base salaJy + CX>lllilllsslm. excellent •.-rr Sam al 248·8445 S50 Saturday · 8 AM '97 045 benefits ............... nv..t.vtifV't 401n.) ,_t.l.8'~ .. Se.t obo. 1748BayportWay Black/I vory, 12k, ~ .............. ..., \D. and 8 2:i"Mll•""4.W.'rt Newport Beach '85 Floetwood Good (005761) $34,977 supportiveworkenvirooment. ie.-ttlt,.. Tolkalive playful grey/ cond, rune good, LEXUS
-~tt.ellll wht ablssynlan mix,---------re-built englne/lrana, MlSSION VIEJO SUbmlt<XM!'f'leUer,resume,and&ala.tyhistoryto: IMl.W.ellr. tested vaec'd spyd. SANTA ANA 6180 $1795 obo. 650·3236 (949)384-0864
California Community News Corporation Full time position. •NI. .... .,.. • .., ...... .., Foe req. 562-433-4?97 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ________ 1--------
.US W. Broadway, Suite 1300 Selling boating equip., • ....,..._ • ...,.,.... :!!917 0133ca9it Ea ta to S a lo I Total CHEVROLET 9045 JAGUAR S7.50·10.00lhr. Must • ...,..._. tbllllll... ., .. ~ -U ~ SPORTING contents or homet
Glendale, CA 9t20C be a knowledgeable sou~~ GOODS 6065 lncl's Umoge China. liiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiii ATI'N: Human Resoun:es sailor/boatperson. C.11 To• or Mary A BAST 0/Am, sub zero frig. '94 Corvette '91 Sovereign OrFax;f818)548·8897 Heavy lifting. • 714-250-Utl ___ N tanning bed, pal. furn, Polo green/Ivory lthr Grey/grey Inter, .._cnm~~ .._cn>lllltU1o Mtnn••'•Yacht fu-714-250.'502 22t1S.. ... k Surf Board Channol Isuzu Rodeo & much (108829) $21 ,987 Low m 11 • s , ITtJ .i.bsDrl,....._ 868-4191 •11/1/l/I S..AM,CAtaY01 Island. 7tt. 20 "width. mo r o I LEXUS (2WPL425) $13,995
....._ • Beach .....,.•Ut-CA•lt< Like nu. $175/0BO. Fri Sat Sun 8:30·4p MISSION VIEJO BAUER LOTUS Walt. 646·1979. 13781 Gershon (949)384-0884 714-e42·7700
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Baylor 55 Soan11h tille
33 Fottow 57 Oencer Astaire 34 Knstina 58 Arm bone
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Openmg lcu<l: Queen of 1:;>
This 1s a simple exercise. As South,
you have 10 de\elop five.tricks from
1hc minors to gel home at 1hree no
trump. Afler n heart lead. which
minor suit should you tackle lirst. and
why?
Because of the vulnerabili1y. South
had a difficult decision 10 make -to
douhle three hearts or 10 try for game.
Since the penalty al three hearts dou-
ble<.! wus unlikely to compensace for a
vulncrahlc game. Sou1h elected to bid
on .
West led tbc queen of hearts, won
in llummy. Declarer has 'the lime to
lose one trick in 1hc minors before the
hearts are established, so I.he trick in
JAGUAR 9105 JAGUAR
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lhc scconJ minur lllU)l Ile loi.1 10 lhc 4 .0, 39k, euto, AC vs. pw/pdl, ABS. lthr. TOYOTA • 9210 vor"SWAGEN 92
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llcfea1cd since declan:r cunnot come l714> S40·593 Lexu• trade. lmmacl Blue. grey 1z1•
10 mor£ than e1gh1 tric~s before 1he --------•97 MARK VIII (013251 > S9,e5o <2P.i'X:i~ Lo~1':
hearls come rolhng in "rherefore LEXUS 9115 AC. PW/POL, ABS, tilt, Wl!LSl!TXMUISNSOTF •R 714-842•7700
declarer should u sumc cnt:h de fonder liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (887170) S25,997 •
holds one of the key cards, and ha, 10 •93 l!S 300 , Cost• M••• (714) 882·8908
decide which minor to play In first. White chrome, full opt Ltncoln·Merour~ '83 PRllVIA LE Wht, ANTIQUES/6
Have you made up your mind'! (222079) • $20,987 ·t714> 540 ·593o auto, cass, full pwr C lCS · 92
Ir West has the ace of clubs and LEXUS (088080) s15,555 liiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
East the king of d1umond~. declarer MISSION VIEJO MERCEDES 9130 · LEXUS OF ~f; b;~~~~it~•~eth~~~~~~{jf~m~!::J; •-,-8-3-'8-4-:-8-)3-38-:-~-0-8-~-11-y iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ;-;~:;':'~:~~~~ '08 Convt eldo C
Triple black, new en
S8500. Stored 16 y
Mll'\l,Tll 949-648-1 Ul2 at incl 1wo.-Af1er repeating the loaded, lthr, alt. am/ '75 230 4-cyt. g~•. '94 CAMRY U<E liue~se. the occ of club ts fort:ed out Im can. moonroof. sunroof, ac, xlnt cond. 42k ml dark green, tan •99, uateng V·8 au
and South chalks up 31 least one over-S13,400. 714-754-1734 •2soo.obo llhr Inter. co. sunrf, new. eng/trans/brak' •. B ·f 11..A d -~• , ___ __,,..,.. ___ ._ '82 30<1SD moonrf. c:hrome & gold pkg, restored, mans.sher
Inc.... Ut 1 11..,...c cars are reve • ......, '83 QS 300 s;iray/black Interior, utend warr Incl, $500c:J/trade e'44.435
and declarer lac~les clubs lirsl, Eas1 Black/Ivory, full opt. S4500.obo $18,900. 714-760-8284
will win and knock out the remaming (053982) S23,977 PP 673·0942 1---------1
heart !.lopper, and West will run lhe LEXUS ---------------• '9 5 C•mry wagon 3rd AUTOS • ~uil ui><>n gaining lhe leall with the MISSION VIEJO '87 580SEL Aul 1ea1. lugg rack, xtnt DOMcSTIC kt(!, of diamonds. (949)384-0884 sharp, l·owner. phn, cond S14,500. Great ~ hke new. while w11an buyl 721 ·881 O '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ rna, take the diamond finesse at '94 LS 400 1 h 1 s 2 9 o 1• Lnckiwo. lfitwins,youare~aying Cashmert• nvory 1 r nt. 1 • 5 obo '95PREVIALESC Seized cars from S17 " · k If I ,(200306) 531 ,987 7 2 3 •1 5 o 4 · Cust whls. dual A/C Porsches. Cadillec 1or Overtnc s 11 oses, you ve 10 KKV55 ) 5 8 888 Chevys. BMw·s. c
hope that East holds 1he ace of clubs LEXUS <3 4 1 • vettes, Jeeps, 4WO' MISSION VIEJO LEXUS OF and West slaned with se\len hearts, (949,384.0884 MERCURY 9135 WESTMINSTER Your Area. 800-2t
but the ac1ual lie of the cards. hardly•---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 892 8908 9000•t A 1398 I ·1 '98 LX 450 • current llstlngs. unexpected, Sit I secures the contracl. Cashmere/,lvory • full '73 Mero Comet --,-9-8_C_A_M_R_Y_L_E--1-----~-----1
, -am to .. _ a L-tt b Id 1 opt (138217) $39,987 Aeblt V8 & tren1, new 3Sk ml, AC, auto, FIND• ..,.. "" uc er r ge_p ay-LEXUS pnt & tires, reliable, (747865) S14,55Q
er l Subscribe now to the Goren MISSION VIEJO no smog. $2995. OR LEXUS OF
Oridge LeUer by calling (800) 788-(849)384-0884 .trade for El Camino WESTMINSTER an apartment 1225 for Information. Or w rite to: --------(949) 845·8893 (714) 892-8906 through classified
Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box '88 SC 400 ---------1---"--------·---_..;"-----1 4410, Chicago, 111. 60680. While/Ivory, full opt '97 COUGAR
(050957) $36,977 XA·7 auto. AC, dual
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LEXUS airbags, AM/FM cass,
MISSION VIEJO 0 n I y 1 4 k m I .
(948)384-0884 (624541) $13,997
Cost• M••• '97 ES 300 Llnooln-Merc urv Full opt, 14K ml. (714) 540·5830 (059324) $30,977
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'92 Sovereign
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(663135) St4,995
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(848)384-0884
'93 ES300 a daycare and
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714-842·7700
'83 Venden Pl••
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(669299) $19,995
·BAUER LOTUS
714-842· 7790
'83 XJ8
Black, tan llhr, lo ml
(670673) $16,995
BAUER LOTUS
714·842· 7700
Black, tan llhr, lo ml LTO Black, gray llhr,
(187236) Si1 .995 4WO, 4.0 VS, lull pwr,
BAU£R LOTUS (107229) S17,995
714-842·7700 BAUER LOTUS
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(3C14752) $16,888
LEXUS OF
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LEXUS Of' '
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(714) 892-8908
tan Inter; CD. low ml, '93 Jeep Cherokee •---------
(691457) 519,995 LTD Grand, 4X4, AC, LINCOLN 9120 --------BAUER LOTUS (660959) $15,993 SUZUKI 920~ 714-842-7700 Coat• M•••
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949-873·4218. All Kinds of People. Premium Sound, Xtra
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'94 SIDEKICK
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(3MCX671) $5,995
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If West has 1hc ace of clubs and LEXUS ~Ji,.._ • (088080) 116.555 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
East 1hc'k1ng of d1umond-;, declarer MISSION VIEJO MERCBDE~ 1:fi 9130 &:l!XUS OF '08 Convt Eldo c
can collect three di11monc.l tricks sinl-(94tiU304-0004 s1~1 e ~ WESTMINSTER Triple black, new en
plybyrunnmgthcquccnQfc.liamonds •93. e&300 fully , •1 t714> 892•8900 S8500. Stored 18 y
at trick two. After repeoling 1he loaded, llhr, a/c, am/ '75 23P "~t yt, g••· '94 CAMRY LXE MtNTll 949·846--1182
finesse, the n'ce of cJubs •~ forced out Im c111, rnoonrp,of. .fi.liy,oof,._•;1 lclnl cond. 42k ml dark green, tan '80 Mualenu V-8 au
and South c;.hall..s up ot leasl one over· $13,400. 714.'7"6',..1'f34 $2i::.90.obo uhr lnlar. co. sunrf, new engltrans/brak
trick But if thoo;c cards are rovel"6tld '82 3Q<'.ISD moonrf, chrome & gold pkg. restored, rhags,sh•r '93 GS 300 gray/bl~ck Interior. ulend warr Incl. $5000/trade 644..,.35 and declarer taci...les club fir I, East Blacl</1vory, full opt, 94500.obo lHl.900. 714·760·8284
will win and k11ock out the remamcng (053992) $23,977 1?P 673-6942 1-------.....i..1
hdrt stopper, and West will run the LEXUS '95 C•mrv wagon 3rd AUTOS
suit Uf>On gaimng lhc lend with the • MISSION VIEJO '81 580SEL AHi seat. lugg. rack, JClnt DO ST king ofdiamonc.ls. (940)304·0004 sharp, 1-owner, phn, cond $14,500. Great ME IC
Ergo, tal..e the diamond 1.ines~ At '94 LS 400 . like new. white w/tan buyr 721·G810 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ 93
k f . , lthr Int. $12,950 obo ,95 PREVIA LE SC Seized cars from S17 ~1c two I 11 wftns. you are playing Cashmert• /Ivory .1 2 3 ·1 5 o 4 . Cust whls, dual AJC Porschos, Cadillac 1or 011er1ncks. I 11 loses. you t1)1ve to (200308) $31,987 Chevy•. BMW's, c
hope that East holds the ace (>f clubs LEXUS <3KKVL5E5x4'us 0
5F18•888 vettes, Jeepa. 4WO'
d "' -·~ h h MISSION VIEJO MERCURY 9135 :in "'est stan ... --v w11 seven eans, ,949)3 04-00e4 WESTMINSTER Your Area. 800·21
butlheactualheof1hecards,hardly c714,982.eeoe 9000-ct A1398 f
unexpeclec.l, still secures lhe contract. Cas~9!.~~!~~ full '73 Mero Comet • '90 CAMRY LE curront llstlngs.
Learn 10 be 8 better bridge play· opt (138217) $39,987 Reblt V8 & trans, new 35k ITJI, AC, auto. FIND
er! Subscribe now to the Goren LEXUS pnt & tires, reliable, (747885) $14,550 MISSION VIEJO no amog, $2995. OR LEXUS OF Uridge Letter by calllng (800) 788· (949)304-0004 trade for El Camino WESTMINSTER an apartment 1225 for Information. Or wrhe to: 1------.,,._-----(949) 945·0093 (714) 892·0900 through classified Goren Drldge Letter, r.o. Dox '90 SC 400 --------·1 _ _.:,_...;... ________ .....;..... ___ --1
441(), Chicago, Ill. 60680. Whlte/i~ory, full opt '97 ·COUGAR
9110 9105 JEEP
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(050957) $36,977 XR-7 auto, AC, dual
LEXUS airbags, AM/FM cass,
MISSION VIEJO 0 n I y 1 4 k m I •
(949)304-0004 (624541) 113,997
Coate Meae '97 ES 300 Llnooln·Merclt'rv
Full opt, 14K ml, (714) 540 5830 (059324) $30,977 •
NISSAN 9150
CH,lD
TVM '"' '92 Sovereign
Green/tan lthr, low ml (863,35) $14,995
BAUER LOTUS
714·G42·7700
'93 XJS convt '93 Or Cherok•-
LEXUS MISSION VIEJO
(949)304-0004
'93 ES300 a daycare and
Black, tan lthr, lo ml LTD Black, gray lthr,
(187236) $21 ,995 4WO, 4.0 V8, full pwr,
BAUER LOTUS (1 07229) $17,995
Lthr, moonr1, lmmacl
(3C14752) $18,888
LEXUS OF
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(714) 892·0908)
'99 MAXIMA QXE
31K ml, auto,
(3POL965) $15,555
LEXUS OF
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'93 Venden Pl••
Black, cream llhr.
(689299) $19,995
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• '94 XJ8 COSTA MESA
British racing stripe, 1 ___ 7_1_4_·_0_4_2_· 7_7_o_o_
tan lnler, CD, low ml. '93 Jeep Cherokee l--------®'LJ ····
'93 XJO
(691457) $19,995 LTD Grand, 4X4, AC, LINCOLN 9120 --------1
BAUER LOTUS (660959) $15,993 c SUZUJ<l 9205 t-------.._--------1 714-042·7700 Coate MH• CAREER MOMS:
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'94 XJO Sliver Llncoln·Mercurv '80 TOWN CAR I OFFER SPECIALIZED Grey llhr inter, low ml, t--"-(7_1_4_.)._5_4_0_·5_0_3_0_ Slgneture Serles '94 SIDEKICK INFANT DAYCARE
xrnt cond. $21 ,500. AllKlndsolJobaFor Leather , Loaded, JXConvt,6ap,whlle, INMVHOME.
949·873·4210. All Kinda of People. Premium Sound. Xtra (3MCX671) $5,995 HOURLY/LIC'O Cle alfl d Clean. Must Sellll BAUER LOTUS
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