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Home My WebLink About1998-07-10 - Orange Coast Pilot. s 0 ' • , . SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1998 Water board .. nlQiilber Comes uiider :lire f V ' I ·'' • Some local officials question1 whether Langdon Ow en's ties to Irvine Co. should exclude him from voting on annexation. J ENITER RACLAND ~Pb NEWPORT BEACH -The city's elected representative on the Orange 'County Wa ter District board, Langdon Owen, has come under fire by some city officials who question if he should vote on pro- pbsed annexations by the district. Agencies that alreC;ldy belong \ COLUMNIST FINALIST byron - de orokol Fred or Sid, it's the same difference • EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third of . eight flnalls1s in our search for Fred Martin's replacement. We'll announce the winner after we run th& remaining five fmalis1s' entries Byron de Arakal is a Newport Beach resident. G reetings from the coast... The walrus was Paul; Fred, I think, is Sid ... Here's one for the mavens of conspiratorial thinking. Eve n as Pilot readers by the score rushed to fill their Prozac presaiptions upon hearing of Fred Martin's imminent de~e -cloaked beneath the g\Jise of retirement to the oxygen-deprived hamlet of Fort Collins -I had my doubts. You'll remem ber that Fred was among the flacks who squired The Beatles around the United States at the dawn of the Bn tish invasion in the 1960s. Later, when The Beatles released therr brilliant •Abbey Road• album, there was world- wide band-wringing over specu- lation tha t Paul McCartney was really dead. The Fab Four left myriad clues that Paul was indeed stiff. The photo .on the album Jacket of a ba.ref oot McCartney (Brits bury their dead shoeless) strolling across a highway near Strawberry Fields cemetery was one purported clue. Another tip came in a recorded confession by a hauntingly monotoned stnmger at the end of The Beat- les' hit tune, •straw berry · Fields." "I buried Paul," said the voice. The entire •Paul is dead• SEE COLUMN PAGE 7 to the district: fear if more develop- ment is allowed to tap into the county's water supply, rates will skyrocket. Officials are concerned that Owen's ties to The Irvine Co. and the fact that he owns property in an·area proposed to be annexed may be a conflict of interest. The Huptington Beach q t,y Council on Monday directed its city attorney to look into the mat- ter, which is already under review -at Owen's request -by the state Fair Political Practices Com- mission. Owen believes there is no conflict. Owen, an engineering consul- tant, earns up to one-third of his income from contracts with The '• Q, U· E S ·T I 0 N Conflict of interest7 Oo you think Orange County Water District board member Langdon Owen should be allowed to vote on annexation lssues7 Please call our Readers Hotline at 642-6086 or send an e-mail meuage to dpllot20.arthlink.net . lrvi.ne Co., which owns much of the land in Newport <;oast, Irvine and South County that ·is proposed for annexation. And although Owen lists his primary residence and is regis- tered to vote in Irvine, which is within the county district, he lives in a Newport Coast borne. Those two factors, officials say, make Owen's ability to vote on the crucial annexation issues ques- tionable . Owen is one of the board members who is in favor of the proposed annexations. "U there 1S d conflict, the law says one needs to recuse oneseU, and there certainly is the .appear- ance of ~ne, • saJd Seal Beach City Manager Keith TIJ.l. "We're trying to get the facts, and if we believe there's a conflict of interest, we'll take it to tl)e Farr Political Practices Conuruss1on, • said Huntington Beach City Councilman Ralph Bauer ·If there's notlung to it. we'll back off.• Officials in mclJ?.y cities and waler agencies in the district - including Huntington Beach, Seal Beach and Mesa Consolldated Water District -are opposed lo letting more agencies join the county district without further lET THE FU.N B.EG The 106th annual Oran ge C oun ty Fair kicks off today, "" beginning 17 d ays of w ackiness and e ntertainment TIM GRf.NOA ~Pb 8 osta Mesa will be in the pink for the next 17 days as the 106th annu- al Orange County Fair celebrates its colorful tribute to Uber arts, fuch- sias and tun. The fair officially begins at 9:30 a.m. today with Opening Day ceremonies at the Main Entrance. The fun will run from noon to riiidnight Monday through Wednesday and l 0 a.m . to midnight Thursday through Sunday. As usual, several unusual promotions and attractions are scheduled over the next two weeks. The fair will mark a woolly end to its first full week on July 17, when its first sheep drive will be held on Fairview Road. study and possibly a high~r I charge. They say allowing more juris- dictions to pump water from the county's underground supply eventually could leave a water shortage, forong them to rely on more expensive tmported water. "That· could potentially cduse an mcrease m the rates local prop- erty owners have to pay,• said Huntmgton Bea ch Councilman Tom Harman. "We're concerned Owe n is voting on this when he has a fmanc1al mterest m 1l." Hannan said the interest lies in the fact that O wen receives a SEE WATER PAGE 7 Under the direction of several sheep -herding dogs and their human masters, 100 sbeep will be led from a vacant field on the campus of OCC down Farrview for about two IDJ.les before entering the fairgrounds at the Princeton Gale and end.mg up in the Grandstand Arena. MARC MARTIN I OAIY Pl.OT Heather Marriott, 2, right. watches her sister, Caitlyn, 6, and other dancers from the Colony of Performing Arts do a pink soft-shoe number at Centennial Farms on Thursday. The group will perform during the lair's opening ceremonies today. Once there, a sheep-shearing demonstration will be held, and rumor has it some of the sheep will be dyed pink to fit in with the fair's color theme, We're m the Pink. The sheep drive -.similar to a popular 1994 catUe drive that ran down the same street -will force Fairview to be closed to all car traffic in both directions from around 9:15 to 10 a.m. But curious onlookers can gather along the side of the street to watch the action. The fair parking lot will open at 7 :30 a.m. that day to accommodate sheep drtve spectators. Wacky contests designed lo tind the best pink beehive hair- do, plRk bubble gum bubble, and the person who can inhale the· most hot dogs in a race are also scheduled throughout the two-week fair. · Free live musical perfor- mances from rhythm-and-blues guitar legend Bo Diddley on Sa'turday, 1980s_heartthrob rock- er Rick Springfield on Sunday and disco dance pioneers KC and the Sunshine Band on J uly 20 will highlight the fair's free concert series. ' 1Wo shows will be held oQ> TICKETS: $6 for general admission; $5 for seniots ages 55 and older; $2 for children ages 6 to 12. · ~ PARKING: $4 for vehicles wrth less than four occupants; $2 for car pools with four or more in the' vehicle ; commercial and school buses park for free. nightly, at 7 and 9, m the out- door Arlington Theater, and Me free with paid fair admission. A collection of offbeat feature per(ormers will en tertain at vari- ous spots throughout the fair- grounds, including a one-man- band/singer named Washboard Willy, the high-flying perfonn- mg pups of Doggies of the Wild w est and Pinkman, who will .greet visitors and ride around the fairgrounds on a unicycle while decked out in a skintight pink leotard. VISitors also will notice the fair has a d.lstmctlr 1940s feel, with fedtured sWUlg band John- ny Pink and the Big Shots play- mg rughtly concerts on the Her- itage Stage weanng bnght pink zoot swts and hcits. ln recogrubon of the color theme, the fairgrounds have been decorated a sllghtly differ- ent color than in past years, with bright shades of pmk adonung buildings. walkways and even the hair of some farr workers. For more general information on the Or4I\ge County Fair, VlSll the Internet web site at http://www.odair.com or call (714) 708-FAIR. S~te may reduce more· class sizes HL;:.<;ftN MAsHNI Dlif Pb NEWPORT-MESA The prospect of more state money for smaller eighth-through 10th- grade classes is receiving mixed reactions in . Newport-Mesa, where class-size reduction mea- sures have been implemented in grades firSt through thii'd. A St 15 JJlillicin plan to reduce math and language arts class sizes m grades eight through to hal ~r'Pill~l-;alJ'e~ putld UlntAte AIMmbJy Su.sen DaVlS, D-San Diego, who wrote the eighth-grade portion of the measw-e. •Most dropouts occur at the runth grade, and we need to tar- get those students to keep them m school.• As stud nts progrcs from ele· m<m.tary to mtennediate grades and high school, some need extra assistance as they take subJects that require highe.r-level thinking, NatSinneh said. QUESTIOI Sm9llr elms -..1 1t;~==~ICi;fl~"1:-=--and is iq the Senate A~-1 tlons Commlttee. With the goel ot •1 thiM lt'I ~t. • said school ~ mem6ii Martha Pluor. "It <»Wei bit U..t we would become more 1tudent·friendly, and we I I ....... uang the MllDb8l .. ~ in th state, the measure ti area where students are at risk of leaving sc.hool.befoft! grad- uation . •There 11 money to do thil, • Mid Wendy Newmlliib, spc>k•· woman for AtMmblywoaum c.'OQld heYe ....... 9.E ~ <iePBI. What woWd U we oftehld counes throUg the day and tnto eYtntng hOunr lkil WbDe ..... dw ... help In the lower al m == vr•d91. CGtona a.a Miii School ...... Dan ~ • SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COt-AMUNmES SINCE 1907 .. Water board meitiber comes urider fire I . I . , . . " • Some local officials question whether Langdon Owen's ties to Irvine Co. should exclude him from voting on annexation. NEWPORT .BEACH -The city's elected representative on the Orange County Water District board, Lan9don Owen, has come under fire by some city officials who question if be should vote on pro- posed annexations by the disbict. Agencies that already belong COLUMNIST FINALIST · byron de orokol Fred or Sid, it's the same difference • EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third of . eight finalists in our seatch for Fred Martin's replacement. We'll announce the winner after we run the remaining five finalists' entries. Byron de Arakal Is a Newport Beach resident. G reetings from the coast... The walrus was Paul; Fred, I think, is Sid ... Here's one Lor the mavens of conspiratorial thinking. Even as Pilot readers by the score rushed to fill their Prozac prescriptions upon hearing of Fred Martin's imminent departure -ctoaked beneath the guise of retirement to the oxygen-deprived hamlet of Fort Collins -I had my doubts. You'll remember that Fred was among the flaCks who squired The Beatles around the United States at the dawn of the Bntish invasion in the 1960s. Later, when The Beatles released their brilliant •Abbey Road" album, there was world- wide hand-wringing over specu- lation that Paul McCartney was really dead. The Pab Four left myriad clues that Paul was indeed stiff. The photo on the album jacket of a barefoot McCartney (Brits bury theit dead shoeless) strolling across a highway near Strawberry Fields cemetery was one pwported clue. Another tip came in a recorded confession by a hauntingly mo"!otoned stranger at the end of The Beat- les' hit tune, "Strawberry Fields.· • 1 buried Paul,• said the voice. Tho entire ~Paul is dead" SEE COLUMN PAGE 7 A SHINING STAR DebbeM•111•1•11M a mllillon ID Ille -to aw ..................... ................... Weill.W.._,,,., • .. .l .. .... t ~ "' to the district fearif more develop-' says one needs to recuse oneseU, study and possibly ·d higher t ment is allowed to tap into the Q U E, S T I 0 N and there certdinly is the appear-. charge. county's water supply. rntes will · • I ' ance of one,• said Seal Beach City They say allowing more juri$-• skyrocket. Officials are concerned Conflict of interest? Manager Keith nu. dictions to pump water from the that Owen's ties to The Irvine Co. Do you think Orange County Water District board member "We're trying to get the facts, county's underground supply and the fact that he owns property Langdon Owen should be allowed to vote on annexation issues? and lf we believe there's a conflict eventually could leave a water in an area proposed to be annexed Please call our Readers Hotline at 642_6086 or send an e·mail message of interest, we'll take it to the Fair shortdge, forcing them to rely on may be a conflict of interest. to dpllot2 .. •rthlink.net. Political Practices Commission,• more expensive imported water. The Huptington Beach City said Huntington Beach City "That could potenbally cduse Council on Monday duected its Councilman Ralph Bauer. "If an maease m the rates local prop- city attorney to lopk into the mat-there's nothing to it, we'll bock erty owners have to pay," Sd.id ter, which is already under review lrv.ine Co., which owns much of in a Newport Coast home. I off." Huntington Bec1.ch Councilman -at Owen's request -by the the land in Newport Coast, Irvine Those two factors, officials say, Officials in many cities and Tom Harman. ·we're concerned state Pair Political PractJccs Com-and South County that is proposed make Owen's ability to vote on the water ctgenaes in the clistnct -Owen is vobng on Uus when he mission. Owen believes there is no for annexation. crucial annexation issues ques-including Huntington Beach, Seal · has a fmanoal interest m 1t." conflict. And although Owen lists his tionable. Owen is one of the board Beach and Mesa Consolidated Harman said the interest !Jes Owen, an engineering consul-primary residence and is regis-members who is in favor of the Water DlStrict -are opposed to in the fact that Owen receives a tant, earns up to one-Utird of his tered to' vote m lrVine, which lS proposed annexdtions. letting more agencies JOin the income from contracts with The withlp the county district, he lives ·u there ll> u conflict, the law county district without further The 106th annual Orange County Fair kicks off today, beginning 17 days of wackiness and entertainment ~ ~Pb osta Mesa will be in the pink for the next 17 days as the 106th annu- al Orange C~unty Fair celebrates its colorful tribute to fiber arts, fuch- sias and fun. The fair officially begins at 9:30 a.m. today 'with Opening Day ceremonies at the Main Entrance. The fun will run from noon to midnight Monday through Wednesday and 10 a.m. to mldnight Thursday through Sunday. As usual, several unusual promotions and attractions are scheduled over the next two weeks. The fair will mark a woolly end to its first full week on July 17, when its first sheep drive will be held on Fairview Road. Under the drrection of several sheep-herding dogs and their hwnan masters. 100 sheep will be led from a vacant field on the campus of OCC down Fairview for about two miles before entering the fairground~ at the Princeton Gate and endmg up in the Grandstand Arena. Once there, a sheep-shearing demonstration will be held,, and rumor has it some of the sheep will be dyed pink to fit in with the {air's color theme, We're in the Pink. The sheep drive -similar to a popular 1994 cattle drive, that ran down the same street -will force Fairview to be closed to pll car traffic in both directions from around 9:15 to 10 a.m. But curious onlookers can gather along the side of the street to watch the action. The fair parking lot will open at 7:30 SEE WATER PAGE 7 B·EGI '4AP MAATJN I ~'V PllOT Heather Marriott, 2, right. watches her sister, CaiUyn, 6, and other dancers from the Colony of Performing Arts do a pink soft-shoe number at Centennial Farms on Thursday~ The group will perform during the falr's opening cer~monf es today. a.m, that day to accommodate fa.tT has a chsbnctl}' 19.40s feel, sheep drive spectators. KE I G R (l!:S With featured swing band John- Wacky contests designed to f AIR TIC T A D PAR N P I 1: ny Pink and the Big Shots play- find the best pink beehive hair-ing nightly concerts on the Her- do, pUlk bubble gum bubble, <-TICKETS: $6 for general admission; $5 for seniors ages 55 itage Stage weanng bnght pink and the j>crson who can inhale and older; $2 for children ages 6 to 12. zoot swts and hats th~ most hot dogs in a race are ~ PARKING: S4 for vehides with ~than four occupams; ln recogrubon of the color also scheduled throughout the s2 for car pools with four or more in the vehicle ; theme, the fairgrounds hctve two-week fair. commercial and school buses park for free. been decorated d slightly cWfer-Free live musical perfor-ent color than ID past yedrs, mances from rhythm-and-blues with bright shades of pmk guitar legend Bo Diddley on nightly, at 7 and 9, in the out-Willy, the high-flymg perform-adorning bwldmgs, walkway:> Saturday, 1980s heartthrob rock-door Arlington Theater, and are ing pups of Doggies of the Wild and even the ha.ir of some fair er Rick Springfield on Sunday free with paid fair admission. West and Pmkman, who will workers and disco dance pioneers KC A collection of offbeut feature greet visitors and ride around For more general information and the Sunshine Band on July performers will entertam at van-the fatrgrounds on a urucycle on the Orange County Fair, visit 20 will highlight the tau's free ous spots throughout the fau-whtle decked out in a skintight the Internet web site at concert series. grounds, including a one-man-pink leotard. bttp://www.odalr.com or call lWo shows will.be held band/singer named Washboard Visitors also will notice the (714) 708-FAIR · -' . . State may reduce more class sizes l lu ... w-i MASHNI Susan Davis, D-San Diego, who ~Pb wrote the eighth-grade portion ol the measure . NEWPORT-MESA • -The "Most dropouts occur. at the prospect of more state money for ninth grade, and we need to tar- smaller eighth· through 10th-get those students to koop them m grade classes is receiving mixed school." reactions in Newport-Mesa, ~ students progres from el • where cla•-size reduction mea.-mentary to lntennediate grad l\U8I have been· Jmplemented ID and high school. some need extra grades first throtigb third. assistance as they ta¥e subJects A St 15 million plan to reduce that require 14 ,,her-level thinkirig, math and la!lguage arts claa iiZes Natamneb · QUISllOI Smaller clam .-.1 Ooyou1fW*&p .. ~ill ..... tft .................. ,., Qlll 04/I......, "°""' -w~ar.-dan ...... SJ""''° , ............... . in gractei iight throUgb 10 bas ·1 ttUn.k ll'I great,. Mid iChOol alreedypmudthestateA 1s1abty OOifi:l mem'tiii' Mii1lii Fliii. •n ...... _an_d \tin the Senate .~· ~.....,~be tbAl wa :woWd become tions Comnuttee. 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I. ~· .. , . ... . ., . •• .. 2 Friday, July l 0, 1998 I t ·datebook Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pi - I • B~nish boredom with crafty library resources .Rick Springfield sings to strangers at Ora!1~e County Fair · ~,k YARNOV!Oi . / /; httemet re~eals a !i'andful of F or kids battling boredom this swnmer, library resources provide thousands of ideas for projects, experiments and other creabve fun. Artistic type may want to begin with "Let's Create" videos, featuring separate titles for preschool- ers and children dges 5 through 10. Find out how to make snazzy sunglass- es, pctSld mosaics and paper- ~ IOAlD DAffl'S UVOLTING UCIPlS 111.A..,#rl t>-1(-"'-J!·t· plate puppeL'> by watching these cassettes. Children of all ages can create gifts, games and decorations with help from a new print series by Kathy Ross. Por those inter- ested m prehistoric beasts, instructions for a ring toss game, tredsure keeper and dinosaur feet dre in "Crafts for Kids Who Arc> Wild About Dinosaurs." Oth- ers who'd Hkc to explore out-of- th1s-world themes can check out "Crdfts for Kids Who Are Wild Ahout Outer Space.• ThcrC' dre crafts related to a vd nety of c·oncepl!> in the "World Wide CrdfL5" seties. Learn how to mdke such creations as Japan- Pse carp kites and Afncan lion mdsks m "Ammdl Crafts,• rocus on Cfdfl.s bdsed on edible ffidlCndlS w1th "Food Crafts," featuring seed· neckJdces, salt dough beads and nour-and-wdt&r paste batik. With a little know-how, inex- pensive plasllc lace can be turned into bracPlets, key chains and eamngs. Find mstructions m "l..tmyards," d !,lep-by-step guide to designing brightly colored baubles. Even without a}.nstic skills, cbildrefl can turfi out masterful collages inspired by Ute new "Making Pictures" series. From an astronaut crafted from foil and straws iri "Out of This World" to a peacock strutting fabric saaps a.nd sequins in •Amazing Animals," there are ideas lot making dozens of pie-, tures with everyday materials in these how-to volwnes. Kids who don't mind getting muddy can find instructions fdr watching beans grow and planting potatoes in "Growi •9 Things." Other projects th..-( make use of a substance essen- tial to the survival of all living things are in "Great Experiments with H20, • a fun-filled primer about the myriad properties of water. If there are thespians in the house, they can uncover ways to strut their stuff in monthly issues of "Plays,• a drama magazine with scripts for grade-schoolers through high school students. Beginning per- formers tan start rehrarsing with :show Time at the Polk Street School,• featunng three short plays based on Patricia GiU's popular books. Without homework to do, summer's a great time for kids to learn to cook dinne r. For inspira- tion, check out directions for Snozzcwnbers, Mudburgers and other treats in • Roald Dahl's Revolting Recipes,• a guide for making some of the wonderfUlly wicked dishes in such classics as "The BFG" and ~Matilda.• • otECK rr OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beath Public Library. This week's column is by Linda !Cline . T l'}'l~· to pin down ~ in.ter- vi wtth Rick Springfield f 1 ke trying to get your doct Ir to show up for your ap1 .,;>intment on time. With a U /. tour underway and his first r .Sum since 1986 in the works, pringfield has fo~d little time co talk to strangers. But you can bet the singer and actor will be on time for his two perfonnances Sunday night at th~ ,Orange County Pair as parf of the entertainment lineup at Arlington Theater. Springfield made his way into the hearts of General Hos- pital soap opera fans during his 18-month stint as the soft-spo- ken Dr. Noah Drake before hit- ting the charts with the Gt-am- my award-winning "Jessie's Girl• and "Don't Talk to Strangers," both released on his 1981 albwn, "Working Cass Dog." He continued to garner attention with.15 more top 20 hits before a motorcycle acci- dent in 1988 forced him to for- feit plans for a tour. It was then he decided to spend more time with his wife and their yollllg sons, and the hiatus from per- fonning continued until a few years ago when he delved back into television, starring most recently on "High Tide.• RJans for a new album weren't far behind. FYI + WHEN: Sunday at 7 and 9p.m. o WHERE: Orange County Fair's Arlington Theater, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa + HOW MUCH: Free with admission + PHONE: 708-FAIR For Springfield, 49, who kicked oU his U.S. tour June 12, promoting his upcoming album has been a whirlwind of activity 'including plenty of air time on local radio programs. And, says his management company, the offers for live per- formances are still coming in. After the Orange County Fair, Springfield will hit the road again before a series of dates takes him to his homeland of Australia in September. Between his role as Dr. Drake and an impressive offer- ing of platinum albums, Spring- field has managed to -quite successfully -build and main- tain a strong base of loyal sup- porters. A quick gander at the A BRUSH WITH CHANGE I t was the summer before high school and the night before a momentous occasion in my youth. My parents bad - unwillingly -granted • my request for a slum- ber party and early the next morning, with probably no more than five hours of sleep, four friends, my little sister, Binker, and I climbed into our Volkswagen bus, with my dad at the wheel. W!i traveled three freeways before reaching the top of the ~g road that led to the Greek Theater in Los Angeles. There we waite<t. And waited. Alas, he was, in sight. Wearing' a purple shirt and Local artist, who drastically changed careers four years ago, o~ns hiS own Batboa Island gallery AU.'-ON M URRAY ~""' S teve Simon had it all going for hlrn. He had more than lour years experience as a mechani- cal engineer with a specialty in industrial robotics. He had worked and traveled as a man- agement consultant. He gradu- ated second m his class from the MBA program at lnstitut Supencuer d~ Gestion, a selec- bve French school. But he really wanted to be an drtlst He had taken painting lessons while hP Lived in Chica- go and continued the hobby wtule m Paris. "As soon as 1 picked up the brush and pcunted in otl, it just felt sensuous to me," said Simon, 33. Then in 1994, the Chicago native quit his job in Paris and ~ved to Balboa Island to paint. H e self-published two books of paintings -"Newport Beach, California" and "Orange Coun- ty: Through an Artist's Eye" - which have met With fair suc- cess . And this weekend marks the Steve Sldlon was a successful meebanlcal en r with an MBA from a selective French untvemty. But h ave It all up four years ago to become a fine UUit, and Is now opening his own gallery on Balboa Island. grand opening of the Simon Fine Art Gallery & Studio on Balboa Island. He paints at an easel by the front window, where be is working on a series of 75 paintings of California land· scapes. "1be idea is ttiat when people come to the galleiy, they can 1ee SIMON FINE ART GAllERY & STUDIO GRAND OPENING • + WHEN: Today and Saturday from 5 to 10 p.m. +WHERE: 216 Marine Ave., Balboa Island • PHONE: 723-1100 this collection coming together,• he said . Once the sertes is complete, he hopes to sell the entire collec- tion to one corporation o~ indi- vidual e.nd donate some or the profits to a yet-to-be-chosen cause. "It seems to make sense to tie it together with some environ- mental cause. be it the Sierra Club or whatever," Simon said. He also envisions a book and art tour sponsored by the com- pany t!M\t purchases the collec- tiori. The gallery ts only port of his "big plan" -he hopes it wtll help him gain the exposure he needs to achieve other goals. He wants to somehow bring artists together to paint in the name of worthy causes around the world. . For the moment, however, Simon and business partner, Jeff Mikolajczak, 32, ha've been working long days to get the gallery up and running. "I think once the grand open· ing passes, and we kind of get everything done and all the little bumps smoothed out, I think it will work wev." Mikola1c:Zak said. After Mikolajczak helm Simon market and distribute his second book, the pair went on to create a line of notecards. They opened the gallery together. They are even looking into a multimedia project meldblg video and painting . "tittle by little, these other things evolVed," said Mikola· jaak, a Corona del Mar rail· dent. Here stmon's bustn .. upeti- ence camM in bandy. "When art and c0inmerelm1x, lt'1 a bea\ittful thing;• Simon said. "When they ciOn't, you have a st.arVing artilt. • web sites eager to fill fans in on the latest Rick b'Ma, his tour :'>t dates and ii you're interested, first.hand accounts of meeting the songwriter/actor. As for whatever happened to Jessie and h1s girl. perhaps tl).e most~asked question, the pm:;>' · . former recently commen,ted: · "They were a couple I knew a long, long time ago. I actually didn't know them very ~. and don't know them Q.OW." WeU, Rick, if you're looking for another girl, I'm sure you'll find one in the Arlington The- ater ~ weekend. 1980s' heartthrob Rick Springfield may be .hard to track down,·bpt·he wW make an appearance.at the Orange County Fair on Sunday. white jeem. the sight of RiCk Sp~eld from about 500 feet away sent us reellug. We m\ist have been among b~ dl9ds -DO, make that tboUlands - Of~ ~.pen and papel' in band, waiting for the chance for an up: close encounter. Sad to say, that moment never came. By the time we reached him. Rick had Signed all the auto- graphs he bad time for, leaving a trail of b~en hearts and a fiood of tears. I may never get to meet him, b'Ut at least I have the memory of Rick Spiingfie.ld in his pur- ple shirt and white jeans. And the photograph l took of my televlsion as he played Dr. Noah Drake. BRIEFLY Chorale to sing Paul McCartney's 'poem' The William Hall Master Chorale will presents first South- ern California performance of Paul McCartney's symphonic poeni "Standing Stone" July 18 at 8 p.m . The poem is divided into four movements. The first, "After Heavy Light Years," depicts the beginning of the earth and the birth of man. In the second, "He Awoke Startled," man's senses and intelligence develop, embarking on a long and dan- gerous voyage. 1n· the third movement, "Subtle Colors M~ed Soft Contours,• man gives thanks for his sale arrival . The fourth movement, •Strings Pluck, Homs Blow, Drums Beat,• is a celebration. A pre-concert presentation will be held one hour before the performance. Tickets are $22 to $65 and can be purchased thtough the William Hall Master Chorale's office, 666 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa; the Orange County J?er- forming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa1 or TicketMaster. For information, call (714) 556-6262 . Pilot READERS HOTLINE 642-6086 Mew: CA. 92626 Copyright No news stories, lllustr.wns, edrtc>- l'lal matte< or~ herein c.n be reproduced with-out written permiulon of a>py- rlght Own«. WEATHER SURF P 0 LI C I F.1 LI S VOL 92~ NO. 162 ntOMAS H. JOHNSON. Publisher WIUJAM LoeDIU. Editor SlWI W.Ml.I, Managing Editor TINA 90llGATTA. Ass1sUnt Maneging Editor ITIVI~ News Editor M>CIBCNUON, Spotts Editor MAllCMMTIN. Photo Edlt,v . LVNNISdl.A, Olspl~ Adwrtlsing ~ /UOY Ol'TTIHG, • O.tllffJld ~ng • lMIA JOHNSON. Promot~ "''MODltwt, ow.t Nntndal Offlcer Record your c.omments about the Daily Pilot or MM tips. AQPRE'SS Our .cktress Is 330 W. Bay Sl, Costa Mesa, C.lif. 92627. CORBEOJONS It Is the Pilot's polky to ptompt· ly correct .ii errors of ~. 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Ot NA...,.,__ TEMPIMl'URES Balboa 77164 Coron. del Mar 78165 Costa Mesa 76164 Newport Buch 77164 Newport to.st 78165 ._,POMCAST LOOTION • SIZE 'wedge 3-6 SSW Newport 2-5 SSW Bllddes 2·5 .w ,.lwr Jetty 4--6 SSW CdM 2·5ssw Is out of the south- west at 3 ffft. Early morning fog. 11DIS TODAY First low 4:48 •.m. .().7 First high 11:181.m. 4.0 S«ond low 4:05 p.m. 2. 1 Second high 10:14 p.m. 6. 1 FfUDAY Flnt low 5:2fi 1.m. .().7 ..,.~ 11:571,m. 41 Second low .... p.M. .. lo 1 ~hi9" 10:95 P·"' S.t .... ,.......... We have decreasing swells mixing with • south SW@ll dellwr· Ing sets in the knee- to-shoulder high zone. Surf at the points and '""~ go hffd-hlgh. A ~SW@ll at 190 to 175 degrffs mows In delivering shoul- der-high-:ph.n surf. WIV9shoutd_b9 hNd-Ngh at the focal pOlnts. On SUn- ~ w.-.. .. ......... .,. southMlt ..,.,... at 211 .... dllwlf. Ing 1111 In thil thoul- -~ llOM. • ..wfOUIMClt • ._. Coe1t lltiowJ. Gott dubs and accessories worth · Sl,060 W9f9 stolen In the 1600 block. • Wiii eo.t llgltwa). A $2,000 ring w.s t.ken In the 120Q btodt. COITAMllA • tt.t.or .....,._..A S250 bike was stolen on the 2900 block. • ~ lw•-'-toNI ,_..from I lodttr VilUid at $131, .,.. "°"" lri the teoo btock. • ....._......_.A M?O truck bed Wll S10ler't on the 2800 ........ ~~~~·-~-===~_,,.~~...,_.~~~ • .......... _ .. puneweth <aMtltS ..... uss- lll'llln In the , ...... Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilo~ RKeway· • Silk ,~ deMonstAt~~ ~~.-i-mlTtllr~·m-rnr;a·(SiT'o-comprexJ'- AU DAY •;,Media One Kids Day, Children 12 and younger will be admitted free • Pink car Day, As a tle-in to tl)e fair's tlleme, We're in the Pink, pink cars pa(1t . for free all day (a S4 savings). The entire 4r must be pink. ,' • ~mbroidefy Mistry, Presented by ~ol· ~ GuJld, Home & Hobbies Building •-Quilting Quieks and Ques, Pr~ted by ~uthem Califomla Quilters, Home & Hob-bJes Building ; . • Model Airplane Building and Flying. rJ~nted by Model Airaaft Scamps. "°""'e & Hobt>lti Building •;small Animals, On dispt.,Y. Small Animal Tent . , • :Sreedlng Swine and areeding Beef, LiYestodc Ar..eit ,,. 9:30A.M. •i()pening Ceremonies, Main Entrance, Ttre fair kicks off its 17-day run with a "prnk• medley of song. dance and enter- t41nment. Includes the All American Boys Chorus, Colony Dancers, 12 piece swing orchMtra presented by Jim Christensen Band and The Big Shots, Johnny Pink. Pinkman, Have Trunk Will Travel, pink cars iV'd Mary Kay Cadillacs. 10 A.M. • Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Show (until 6 p,m.) • Eq1;1estrlan Center (Mesa/Orange Arenas) • Uama Fashion Show (until noon), Live- stock Arena • Weaving Demonstrations (until 2 p.m.) • Common Threads Exhibit sponsored by LA. Cellular ' Rabbit Showmanship (until noon), Small Animal Tent • California China Painters Art Association (vntll 6 p.m.), Visu- af Arts Building 4 Sock Hop~ Kids' Stage FAIR FAOS • Africanlzed Bee l«ture, CentennAlt Farm • Jntroductloo to ~oiled Model_. Airplanes presented by Chip Mull, Home a Hobbies Stage • Crulsln"Contest. Kids' Stage • Felt-Making Oemonstratloa, Youth In Motion Building • The Colony of Performing Alts. T1mes Heritage Stage • Dancers In Motion, Cal Spas Centerwtal Stage F • Japan Karate Do ltosu Kai Karate, Mead· ows Stage l ' 1 P.M. • Pink Bubble Gum Blowing Conte$t, Tlmes Heritage Stage · • Magic Show, BUou Magical Palace • Dan Wiles -Slade Rope, Melody June· tlon • • Skin Cate Class presented by May Kay Cosmetics, Horfte & Hobbies Stage • CloWn Show, Kids' Stage • Amy Jo Ellis. Song StOf)'teller, Celebr..- tion Stage(Youth In Motion Building • Elk Whistle, Fuchsia Stage/Flower III Gar· deo Building • Beach Cities Stars, Meadows Stage • Jammacea Beat, Cal Spas Centennial Stage • Ashley Elder, Spotlight StageN!wal Ans Building 1:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Pignrtas Raceway 2 P.M. • R~ll Bros. Circus. Circus Tent • Africanized Bee lecture, Centennial Farm • Weaving demonstrations (until 11 p.m.), fiber Palace (Silo Complex) · • Fuchsia StandardS (trttS), Presented by Biii Rietkerk, Orange County Branch of National Fuchsia Society, Pink Pagoda (front Gate) • Open Breeding Swine Judging (until 4.30 p.m.), livestock Arena • Mad Science of Orange County (until 6 p.m.), fea· tured Exhibitors Area/Youth in N1ot1on Building + This year's operating budget is $12.4 million, a $500,000 increase from last year's fest. We're in -the Pink! • Prnk Flamingo · .. Hats (until 7 p.m.), • Youth in Motion Suilding 10:15 A.M. • Clown Shaw, ~ids' Stage 1\A.M. t Knots Contest. Kids' Stage ' Happy Squa~ +In 1997, total atten- dance for the tOSth annual Orange County Fair reached 785,944. The highest daity attendance was on Sunday, July 27, when 79,353 people attended. Square Dancers. limes Hefitage Stage • Watercolor demonstration, Presented by Richard Thomsen (until 3:30 p.m.), Spot- light StageNrsual Arts Bu1ld1ng • Twinkle Toes, Cal Spas Centennial Stage NOON • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Pignitas • Delightful DesWrts, Presented by Jan Mongell, Home & Hobbies Building Friday, July 10, 1998 3 MotlOO S1.11ld1ng • ·i=:;~-~ . ...,... ..... ~X'.1:1.!Jl:::::::!~~~~lt'!!'~""'.:1~!!!!'.l!::Ml .. lldJ.~IHlll~llllllUlllllGl:i~::$'~:l;tl Times He<1tage S~e • g~ Mur~~ i<.OUOU)I.~ Cl! 51*~ - Centennial St~e · • Duchlcela <Atlde5 music), Spot1J9ht Stage/Vlsoal Arts • Super Stars of Tomorrow, Celebr1t1ons Stage/Youth 1n Motion Bu1ld1ng ·6;30 P.M . ' • Dan W les -SI~ R~. Melody Junc- tion ,;.... • Mclrk Yuiuik. hypnotist, Meadows Sta9t! · • Oown Show, Kids' Stage • •Kids' ICar•o~. c;e~ration Stag&'.Youth In MotJ<!n Bu1ld1ng 7 P.M. ; DISCO OlvitS (Vidu Sue Rob1nwn, Thelma Houston, Evelyn Champagne King and MUSlque). The Orange Countv Register Concert Series in the Al'hngton Theater • Zoot Suit Fashion Sho~ prMented by Zoot Surts rn Fullerton, Times Heritage Stage , • Sove~rgn, Spotlight Stage/Viwal Arts Bu1ld1ng . • Russell Bros Circus, Crrcus Tent 7:10 P.M. • Swing dclnce lessons wrth Audrey Wil- son, Times Heritage Staa_e 7:30 P.M. • Swingtime with Johnny Pink and The Big Shots, limes Heritage Stage • MagK Show, BiJOU Magic.al Palace •All-Alaskan Racing Pigs. Los P1gnrtas Raceway • Doo Wah Riders (CountryNariet'y), Meadows Stage MAAC MAATfll t DAILY Pit.OT ~asbboard Willie, also known a.s Larry Hiskett, \Viii be one of the many performers during this year's 106th annual Orange County Fair, which opens today. • Side Car/Quad/Speedway Midget Cham- pionship, With Pro 600 Dirt Trackers Spnnt PCS Grandstand Arena • Leap Frog. Kids' Stage • Pink Peart Eraser Stacking, Celebfation Stage/Youth In Motion Building • The Colony of Performing Arts, limes Heritage Stage • Dancers In Motion. Cal Spas Centennial Stage • Japan Karate Do ltosu Kai Karate, Mead- ows Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific Resorts , • Windy Nrtes, fuchsia Stage/Flower & Garden Building 2:30 P.M. • Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palace • Dan Wiles -Slack Rope, Melody Junc- tion 3 P.M. • Clumps, Kids' Stage • felt-Making demonstration, Youth 1n Motion Building • Rhapsody of Youth-West Coast School, Times Heritage Stage • Dance Street West -"Hey Zeus,• Cal Spas Centennial Stage • Beach Cities Stars, Meadows Stage-.... • Elk Whistle. fuchsia Stage/Floweir & Gar- den 8u1lding f • Yalzig Gelmig (folk music), Celebration Stage/Youth in Motion Building 3:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan Racin!;j Pigs, Los Pignitas Raceway • Growing Ribbons & Flowers p1esented by Donna Friebertshauser, Home & Hob- bies Stage 4 P.M. • Magic Show, B11ou Magical Palace • • Russell pros. Circus, Circus Tent • Africanrzed Bee lecture, Centennial Farm • Record Roll Contest, Kids' Stage • Grease Lightning Marble Shoot, Celebra- tion Stage/Youth In Motion Building • Karen's Kids, limes Heritage Stage • Olympic Dance Studio, Meadows Stage • Sing, Sing, Sing, Cal Spas Centennial Stage .. • Duchicela (Andes music), Spotlight StageNisual Arts Building • Windy Nites. fuchsia Stagelf lower & Garden Building 4:30 P.M. • Dan Wiles -Slade Rope, Melody June· t1on • Seafood & fresh fruit Affinities. Pr~nt· ed by Chefs Kimberly Kramer & Russell Armstrong of the 0 C. School of Culinary Am, Home & Hobbies Stage 5 P.M. • Varn Spinning, Kids' Stage • Grupo Folklorico Xe.vet of Santa Ana. Times Heritage Stage • Cathleen Forcucci Dance Studio, Cal Spas Cef1tenmal Stage • Elk Whistle, fuchsia Stage/Flower & Gar- den Building • • Sovereign, Spotlight StageNisual Arts . Building • Yalz19 Galm1z (folk music), Celebration Stage/Youth rn Motion Building 5:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los P1gnrtas Raceway 6 P.M. • Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palace • Open Breeding Beef Judging (until 9 p.m.). Livestock Arena • Sticker Art presented by Joyce Bustrum Home & Hobbies Stage • Third-Grade Spelling Bee, Sponsored by Th~ Orange County Register Community Newspapers, Ktds' Stage • Felt-making Demonstration, Youth 1n 8 P.M. • Duch1cela ~ muste), Spotlight StageN1sual Arts Bu1ld1ng 8:15 P.M. • All American Boys Chorus with Johnny Pink and The Big Shots. T1mes·Herrtage Stage 8:30 P.M. • Hypnotist Mark Yuzu1k, Meadows Stage sponsored by Grand Paofic Resorts 9 P.M • Disco Divas (Vicki Sue Robinson, Thelma Houston, Evelyn Champagne King and Mus1que), The Orange County Register Concert Serres rn the Arhngton Theater • Swmg Dance Contest with music by Johnny Pink and The Big Shots. Times Her· 1tage Stage • Magic Show. B11ou Magical Palace 9:30 P.M. Ooo Wah Riders (CountryNanety), Mead- ows Stage 10P.M.· _,. • All American 80Y$ Chon.is with Johnny P111k & The Big Shots. Times Heritage Stage r------------------------------------------, \IJhat's · I .. ' 'Bri""d ;"' tWs coupo"' ~ get-Q ShoebOx cord • FREE wheY\ )'QA buy CW\y HQf fmtArk ~ Offer lr\ds Septet~ 30, 1998 . . 11•111.11111~1.11 I I I I I I I LJ...tf -fr'9e _.. IAf' f'O t2..00 ..., ... per CMS.,_ ,,.., ..;,rt. Not velod witk ~ ~ ~. Votd .,.._.,. otol•lted. NO c:a•)o _I_,., V°'" ,-,, •"'Y ~. eo,fa ~ ............ "9t 'C'Up t• Pet.U.-: SeNI te H.,,_. """""~ c...ter. P.O. ltO• .. nz. 'J.02 St. &.oWt,ftAOt.JMl6-...._ • • ... .-.-c.... L--------------------~--~--~--------~------~ ---, --, I I I I Beach !gx,s I · Sec Store for I ------~-_£ts.;!.e-~a~-----~ ' • . . . • • • I .. ,. •• •• •• J: •• •• •• ,, ,... I .. .... .. .. I dadn t believe al at fll'St. A week ago Thursday l stumble out the door, waddle down the dnvcway. nick up the papers, s1'lgger back inside Open lhe "nnlc:,, reach for the Pilot. No Pilot. Ca n't be. J must still be asleep Cht>ck again. No Pilot. How C<\n Uus pe? Days later, I get <tn answer from a tughly placed and very :rellabl<' source dl the Pilot's : world heddq~udrten;. H Due to ·problems wath pnnting schedules cllld msertlons we were, regret· t.dbJy, unahlt> to deliyer a Daily 'Pilot on Thursday. J\)ly 2. 1998. • ' Oh. plcdse Do they trunk we'I e fools( It\ obv10usly a cov- Pr-up NPvN bPlseve the media :n wy'r<• out to get us Never l>ehcve thf' govNnment. They're out lCJ g<'l us. NPvN believe bag busm<>ss They'rp out to get us · It\ t'nough to mc1kP you pdra· n01d I lcw's th(• n•,11 story. But nev- Pr, (>V('f, (>V('f l<•JI cmyone wherP you qot ths'> II you sdy you heard 11 from me, I'll deny 1t. : About 10 cidys dQO, I'm sitting i1t my cJcu,k wrc1 pping some foil c1ru11ncl my h<'dd becduse of the 1c1ys wlw n my s('creldry buzzes. "Therc•'s d p1Jot on the phone· . nc1rnf'CI BrPnclc1 , • she sc1ys. "C1111lcJ 11 lw d reporter from the• Pilot lldlTIC'd Grendc1 ?" I d Sk . 'Umm. coulcl he,• she says. I J"' k up It\ Tun Grendd l rom • COMMllTS & CUllOSlllES the Dfilly Pilot. H~'s doing a story : f on El Toro. I ·What is it this l:llne?," I ask. "Does Costa Mesa support it, oppose it, wanna ma ke 1t a b1g skateboard park, what?" Nothing like that, he says;. He sounds nervous. "We can't talk over the phone,• he whispers. "l thought we were," I wh1s· per back . "They have everything bugged -phones, faJCes, com· puters, everything,• he says, dlmost inaudible now. We try to think of a place to meet where nobody 's ever. d fOUnd. "What about the car-pool lc1ne> on the 55?, • I say. When we meet, he spins d lule no writer could dream up. •Evei'ything you think is hap- perung at El Toro !sn't, • he says. "Everything that is happerung is like nothing you've ever imag- ined. Forget the cities and the. county. They're out of it NASA's in it, DOD's in it. It has some- . thing to do with the millenniwn and getting ready for visitors. It's all 'black ops' stuff and it goe_ nghl to tbe top. You ever hear of a group called ETRPA?" •Tim.• I say. "no more lattes for you, OK bud? We need to switclt you to decaf right away.• "I'm telling you. J'm d ose. If I can nail it down, w e'll run the story on J~ 2--:Ttmrsd-a:y. ·-· That's the last I ever saw of tum. Sounds crazy, I know. But don't take my word for it. Call the Pilot and ask for Tun Gre nda. Ten to on e they'll tell you he doesn't work there anymore. If you p ush it, they'll tell you he went to some paper in San Diego or Riverside. ' • Speaking of places to go - and god is that a pathe tic segue -it's fair time. The 106th Orange County Fair opens today and runs every day until July 26. This year's theme, We're in the Pink, is as wonderfully ditzy as ever and billed as a "tribute to hbc>r a.rts, fu chsias and fun." Whdl does that m ean? I have no idcd. But that's what the fair is all dbout -17 days of pure fun E Health &·Wellness Center MAssAGE SWEDISH SPORTS DEEP AROMATIIERAPY BODY TRFA1MENTS Complete Spa Including Sauna Opt•n 7 d.iy~ a w<·<'k • Mon h 1 11.11111111111. "'•t !:.on. IOam-7pm Cost.a Mesa 666 li#Jwr, Sul~ IOI (Eailt ol Brilttol, "'-' to South Coast PIAWt) 949.668.9925 . Huntington Beach 17672 lW!K!h Ulvd .. Suil'-'fl D & E (lka(h & l'll'WllW! i_o La Placha Plaza) 714.847.9936 without explanation or excuse. The county fair has been part of the Amencan experience for more than a century and is one • or the few remnants of genuine Americana. It's more than the senses can absorb, and there really Is something for every age and interest. There are a zillion contests for the best this and the biggest that am;l those wonderful demonstrations of vacuum clean- ers, that convert into hibachis when you go camping. There are headliners every night, from Sister Sledge to Chubby Checker to the Charlie Daniels Band, all free with gen- eral admission. Wait, maybe Chubby and Charlie can do •The Devil Went Down to the Pepper- mint Lounge." Forget 1t. Best of all, swing music (I'm nuts about swing) is part of this year's theme, with Johnny Pink and Ole Big Shots and other swing bands performing rughUy from 7 to 11 . Being a city boy to the core, the animal stuff fascinates me. You tell tne where else you can find demonstrations like this - breeding swine, rabbit show· manship, on-Alaskan racing pigs (I'm not kidding), pygmy goats, cow chip bingo -and the one I'm dying to see: ~ Afrlcanized bee lecture. I knew bees were smart; but l had no idea. "Hello, I'm Mrs. SUMMER SA·LE Beginning Friday, July 1 Ot~ JOHn LfORflRD'S GOLF SHOP Bumble, tbi.s is my hust>and, Buzz, our son, Stinger, and our daughter, BeBe. It's so nice to bee here.• Remember the cattle-drive a few years ago? (I loved it my:telf, but I'm still a little sore.) Don't miss the sheep drive next Fridav morning at 9:15. One hun~d • little woo lies will be driver( rig ht down Fairview,-sbeep do~s nip- ping at tbeir heels, aU 1'd by ct , • troupe of bagpipers! \ / • , If it's Costa Mesa 41 July, this must be the fair. Yoq gotta be . there, and I gotunJ.o . • • .;..1 ____ _ • P£TER BUFFA isrthe mayor of Cosla Mesa. His column is published 'Fridays. E·mail __him at Ptr840AOLcom . ·. J.. /."_\p('rin1n· ) 1111 ( <Il l fnl\f "Carol was new to our neighborhood m u/ ask<•d f or the name of a reputable company to clean bet· sofa and carpet. Everyone on our street uses only one company, COIT, and I told her so. Now Carol recommends COIT loo"! 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AT THE SAME TIME : ~--·------........... ~ ............. ~I • Newport Beach/Costa f-.Aeso Doily Pilot execution is scheduled for Tuesday. ----~· ~ThomPs<>n. who baS"' ooeii on. A federal appellate court had death row since 1983, was foWld not yet dedded Thursday whether guilty of raping and stabbing to to grant a stay of ~on for con-death 20-year-old Ginger Fleischli victed murderer Thonias Thomp-on Sept. 11, 1981. Her body was son. court officials said. -f d Oosi.ng arguments were con-oun three days later in a shallow d ded grave near El Tpro t-'farine base. u about 3:30 p.m. Thursday, She had been handcuffed, gagged but the judges had apparently not made a decision in the case said with duct tape and stabbed repeat- Deputy Clerk Rob Waggoner'. edly. The case was t6rought before Thompson was scheduled to die the, 9th U.S. qrcuit Court of in August 1997, but the 9th Circuit AJ;>peals after Thompson's attorney granted a stay of execution only S&d he had now evidence that hours before his execution. would prove .i;rpompson did not· · rape the foqYier New'port Beach woman he was convicted of killing almost 17 ~ars ago. . Sexual molestation .hearing postponed Rape ii<J a special circumstance that ~es Thompson, 43, eligible The preliminary hearing for Dr. Burnell Gordon Forgey, a former .. .. . Full SerVlce Calenng Sizzling Fajita Bar Strolling Mariachis ~ Margarita & Cerveza ~r ..... Party Trays To Go~ • • Enchiladas '• Taquitos \ ~ • Tacos • Tamales ~ • Guacamole • Salsa ~ .-AND MORE! ·'' ~ Banquet Rooms · • 11 · 10 to 100 people. a !i• • .... ~~~~ f;i~ ~:: •Newport Beach Costa Mesa Corona del Mar ~ ~· 675-6855 642-1142 644-8226 . . . .. . p • L .. .. r • • .. • .. • . . . . . . . . . . . Just ········-····················~1 Don'~ mla tlteH ,,..,.,,.,, .ca In July on tM n>wn ..,.,__: p_,,. ... , Pllttet90n # • Sunday July 12 7 -10 p.m. here! I I i ! i i : i I I i . l i ! ! i ~ j ! i Friday, July 10, 1998 5 that.~ . .AQd.CmmmeJ pe~ f~ lewd sexual acts on him in Porgey's Newport Crest condo- miniwn between December 1994 and May 1995. ,..S.mQDth..old.~poJ&ro.i&Ud....-.;..l...~Q¥J'1., Beach ..po!i'e _;W,.&hJM __,_ .. _ Police arrested Judith Dyann weeks. Police planned three traM· accused of sexua,lly ~~a 16- year-old boY .... JYaS been delayed until July 16. t:upex. 34, onJuly3'on thlee (ruony actions, two Ul N"ewpo:ffBeachiffid *'-- counts of sales of methampheta-one m Orange. . · Deputy District Attorney mines and two rrusdemeanor ·we were hoping she would · counts of child endangerment. She leed us to her source,• said New- is being held at Orange County J&.l port Beach police Sgt. Mille in lieu of $50,000 bail. MtDerm.ott. Lupex, who was on house arrest A pretnaJ date lor Lupex bas Stephanie Deamon asked Judge Margaret Anderson to postpone the bearing in order to hold it at the same time as that of Forgey's co- defendant, James Crummel. Crum.owl. 54, a convicted child molester who became the target of oonununlty outrage when the com- munity learned of his past, is on tri-~ al for 'mullip1e counts of forcible The w:tim was a ward of the court and lived at the New Alter- natives Home in Costa Mesa at the same time Forgey provided psychi- atric services at the home. Jason Jule. now 19, fil~ a civil suit against Forgey and Crummel in June. Forgey surrendered his meclical license to the Medical Board of California in January . in Orange on unrelated charg , been set for July 16 and a prelimi-• had been under mvesttgabon by nary heanng for July 20. . child1 moles~tion in San Beroardi- no County. Forgey, /80, and Crummel, Borgey's f~nner roommate, have been ch,lrged with · 16 felony counts ot child molestation. • Poli(..'0 say the victim, woo was foun<'/ after an investigation by local and state agencies, claimed Newport police arrest suspected drug dealer An Orange woman 'SOid drugs to Newport Beach narcotics officers on three occa,gons while she was on house arrest and watching her Beautify Your ·Yard! ' • Stonework, PaU06& ODO, • Watcrfall11, Pool1> & Spas • Sprinkler S} tc~" • Land&eapc Ll~tlng We have over I.JO years combined service in this area. Our quality, creativity and service are unmatched. Together we will take care of all your landscape and masonry needs. 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Today·~ award recognizes the Magnusens for their nonprofit network, Pro1ect Cuddle, that for two yea.rs has put women who are pregnant with children they may abandon in contact with families wi.11.mg to take m the mother and · possibly adopt the baby. The fam.tly is the second Costa Mesa recipient of a Daily Point of Light in as many days. Merle Hatleberg, founder of the Some· one Cares Soup Kitchen, received the awdrd Thursday. The Magnusen family itseli is a testament to d community com- •• Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner eight children -two ilafural and six adopted. In addition, 31 foster children, most of whom were born to drug addicts, have called the Magnusens th~ir family at various times over the years. While raising foster children, Debbe kept hearing al>out babies ' being abandoned, and wondered why none of those children were ending up under her care. •Then l realized, 'Duh, how do ·they know I eltis\r · To spread the word about her desire to save abandoned babies~ Debbe set up a n.ational hotline in.' her living room, Within 12 houri she received her first crisis call. The caller told Magnusen; "You better figure out what to do or l'l'n putting her in the park.• MAAC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT today, volunteers staff the hot- Debbe Magnusen and family were named Point of U ghl · ~e 24 hours a day. The large Magnusen clan mitment. Dave and Debbe knew I Since their wedding 22 years I oft-:1 provides those volun~eers. they wanted a big family. Before ago, their family )las grown to d lf ~e ~t h start commh gl in, they decided to get married, Dave an we on ave enoug vo un- and Debbe resolved to raise two · ===========================-iiC!:!5::!5:!!!!!!!!:!1!!11!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!;;;:::::;: natural children, and then increase their family by taking in foster children and adopting other children . PRNATE PARTY ROOMS Specializing in the Treatment of CO-DEPENDENCY & ADDICTIONS P/l,;j,(o,1tante Gltamma ~ina In a Beautiful Setting on t VIP Lunches $9.50 with your VIP Card Great Lunch Offers teers, our kids will jump ln, • sald Dave, who serv~bn Project Cud· dle's board of ~ectors . Prom the upo'tairs office where he makes ot,ij\odontic retainers, Dave is mo~:adive in the organi- zation, th~,tust setting policy . Witho~·, any governmental assista.q~1and only one corporate spon~Ji\? the family's financial com¢!µnent required a lot of sac- . rift~e.l;tast year's phone bill alone ~~25,000. 'i~ ~·pave also steps in wherever }\Jj wife needs him-whether it's ~ carry donated lormulas and diapers inside the house or drive e~t mothers to the hospital. ·we are a pretty good team," Dave said. "Our mai.D objective is to help keep the mother from breaking the law and keep that baby safe,• Debbe said. Today, the Magnusens are anxiously expecting to rescue their 99th baby from abandon. ment. . ' The baby's mother,' a young woman with AIDS from Philadel. phia, called the hotline. Volun. teers connected.her with a family willing both to adopt her baby and take cStre of her until the birth. Debbe exhorts others to do something aD'out crisis pregnan. cies. "Anyone who hates the prob· lem, •she said, "instead of fussing and complaining about it, should do something.• Yoii';i'e in Beer Heaven · ALSO AVAILABLE FOR SU NSET DINNERS Fresh Soft Shell C rab with Pasta Only $12.90 "Your Home Away f'rom Home" 1-lb. 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Although the ilnf.lexations are being proposed' by the Irvine Ranch Water District -which is separate from The Irvine Co. - the developer would benefit from the annexations because it could ofter lower water rates to its future residents. Hahnan said. Owen, who has served on the 10-member water board for the past 18 years, said it has always 'beEtn the district's philosophy to share e<@ally in the county's lim- \ted water supply. • •it strikes me that the west side of the county has come to the realization that further annexa- tions will have an impact on their COLUMN t:ONTINUED FROM 1 .. :affair was masterful publicity. • Which brings me back to Fred -Martin ... a savvy publicist in his ~wn right who had direct experi- ..ence with·The Beatles. ls Fred Martin really Fred? And is he real-' ~.retirlng?.Personally, my hunch Js that Fred is really Sid Soffer, the lnterminabJe gadfly of our beJoved coast now on the lam in Las Vegas. I mean, how hard can it be ·to transform So!fer's grizzled mug Jnto the urbane and gentlemanly features of Mr. Martin given this ~·s proliferation of face fabrica- tors and breast augmenters (that does not mean Martin has had his augmented? Soffer would have every moti- yation to slip bacl< into town and 'a5Swne the ideatity of a beloved -corrununity columnist. With great $Ubtlety he couJd advance his M.ique agenda, interspersing the covert moti-vations or his writings -with sentimental diaries of dogs, '::aaughters and the old days so as a perfectly logical argument, but I don't think that's what the dis- trict is all about.• Newport Beach City Manager kevin Murphy agTeed. •They are saying, 'I've got mine, tough luck for you guys,• and that is just not the philosophy of the water district in the past." he said. •And to potentially stick it to them with higher fees just doe_sq'.1 seemlair." • Owen's position on the issue appears to be why he is coming under fire .• But he said he is confident he is acting withih the law in partic· ipating in the annexation issues, which is why he said he asked the .water district's. attorney to have the matter reviewed by the Fair Political Practices Commis- sion. •nie Irvine Co. doesn't have not to draw suspicion. ' The Sid Soffer in Las Vegas is probably the real Fred Martin who, I theorize, has grown weary of playing the fugitive and has decided to pull the plug on this cabal. That leaves Soffer vulnera- ble to being fingered and sum- marily arrested on outstanding warrants. Of course, 1 have no proof of this. But what other plausible pos- sibility exists to explain why a highly popular columnist would suddenly dump fame and modest fortune in exchange for residency in a state where. noted political luminaries have trouble skiing? I can't imagine. • From the Wrong-Way Corrigan file ... We'll assume that Fred will be winging his way to his new home in Fort Collins. 1bat said, Fred's family (his wife in particular) will find comfort in the knowledge he won't be flying the plane. Had he, given his dull acumen for basic aviation. he might well have turned up writing a column for a weekly in Kuala Lumpur. . . Stanford 9 shows bilingual edu- cation failing in Newport-Mesa. English immersion anyone? Although it carries a name that sounds more like a wrderground political group than a battex:y of tests measuring basic academic skills, the Stanford 9 test results turned in by Newport-Mesa prep students underscore bilingual education's failure in preparing limited-English students for the rigors of a secondary education. Consider the disparity of scores between Corona del Mar High and Estancia High Schools. At Corona del Mar, where less than · 2% of the student population is lim.i~-English proficient, Stan- ford 9 reading scores occupied the 60th percentile on average. On the flip side, Estancia (where 40% of the student population is limit- ed-English proficient) mustered dismal Stanford 9 reading scores in the 24th percentile on average. With disparate numbers like these, what's to be said for bllin- QUal education? My guess ... it's failing miserably. It argues, as well. that English immersion in It's the last weekend to drive· e nd-to-end o n the San Joaquin Toll Road fo r just a bu ck! Ho p on! ••CAUSE LIFE 'S TOO SNOllT. C..ll 1-eoo.37a-nuut(anS) for motw lnfonnatlon or• TCA F•n-M-tippllc.Mlon. e~c Environmental Nature Center With Appreciation to Those Who 've Helped SAVE ACRES FOR NATURE For over a quarter of a cen· twy, the Environmental Nature Center In Newport Beach has provided a living classroom to thousands of school children who learn about science through a hands-on experience with nature. Many of Callfor- nla' s native plant communJtles, ranglng from a redwood forest to a desert, have been repli; cated, and the ENC's wildlife habitats and walking trails make children eager to learn about the world o f nature. Today, the ENC has an unparalleled. once·ln·a·lif etime opportunity to expand their nature preserve and add new educational facilities. A one-acre parcel of land adjacent to the ENC has become available. The ENC must raise enough funds to pur~ the property or risk loslng their frontal access and vtsibllity. With this additional acre, the center can continue helping children learn In this "environmental wonderland." With the generous support of the corporations, foundations and individuals listed on the right, the ENC Is on Its way to survMng, thrMng, and growing so that future generations can enjoy thls special place. Call Bo G1owr at the ENC, (714) 645-8489, to am more about this la'Uque commUnlty reeowee IN W OUt hbW \,01 .-IUppoM .. ;iN(;MIJlodl~OC:) • .... "Sa•e Acres for Nature .. Donors to Dat~ $100, 000+ Harry & Grace Steele Foundation The Daily Pilot (In-Kind Contribution) $50,000+ Pacific Life Foundation $25,000+ Girl Scout Friends of ENC $10,000+ The Renee Jeffrey O'Hern Foundation Mrs. Richard Steele The Irvine Company Jean Watt $5,000+ Newport Conservancy RockweU Sares-Regis Group Dorothy Strauss $2.500+ EmuJex Corporetion SarahAnne~ Doreen Mailhall John & Flimbtth Stahr : primary grades should at least be · given a try. But no. Instead of recognizing the passage of Proposition 227 as an opportunity lo give limited- English-proficient children the foundational tools to succeed in California schools and life, oppo- nents of the measure continue to demonize the end of bilingual education (never nund its dubiou,s record) as racist. Moreover, the longer they battle Proposition 227 in the courts, the more they pro- long their children's imprisonment in mediocrity. ft A damn shame. • But honey, it's JUSt a haircut ... Intensive lobbying is under way in my household as of this writing. The issue? VlSiting the Bikini Barbershop in Costa Mesa for my next bim. It's not looking good. Call or write the Pilot and offer my wife 25 cogent. persua- sive words why she needn't worry. I promise 1'.ll wnte about it. If l1' • ' I 32ndAnnuaJ July 2 -August 30 . ? 10 A.M. -10 P.M . ...., I-:-...... •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • FEATURED ENTERTAINMENT • • : . 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So I asked Ldura Becker, sailing coordmator at lhe Balbod Yacht C lub, which hosts lhe -Thursday evening event. :::=A..llhough she gave me some -:'Uleories as to the origin of the =nrune, she really didn't know for --sure. . -Speculallon was obvious How many sailors in this race • are really hands free? Hands free to hoist a halyard, tum a tiller or · : make a mdrk? .. Now if I asked the question, "How many sailors m Uus race ._____........__ pop a top?,• hands would . I • • • • ..,,.. • 4 I .. •• •• • • • •• :: . I I : • • • u , .... •• .... •• I I • • .... . . : :: : ••• •• • :; I :: 11 ~ t' 1 •• .. ' .. •' :: I •• •• •• ., ., .. .. :; .: • • • • .. . . . .... • • • • . . : • I' . ... .: : rais tugh mto lhe sky. , Be er gave lhe answer. • "I thin it's because the grand prize Ls ee beer. I know Ute first :..trophies f the e started ::.,tiround 196 , ut 1 thin started before thdf.., You shou call Jerry McClellan, he was \.here m tho:,<' days.· So I call Jerry and he says, "You should caJJ Dick Lawrence, he was around m lhose days." , I call Dick and he gives me • just bits and pieces, lhen ' suggests, "You should call Jack and Phyllis Batley, lhey were around in those ddys " So lhere you have 1t, that infamous and notonous "I don't , know" stuff. The "Beer Can Regatta Satl Boal Race" has been a major marine event in the Harbor since the 1960s. Approxundtely 100 boats e nter each week wilh a congratulatory celebration conducted m the BYC bar afterward. Many then vacate lo the likes of "EL Rdnchito" for a Maggie or two (or three) and copious amounts of Coronas. There ts grPdt s1gruficance attached lo wuuung Uus event, wtuch in some sailor's egotisbcal unagmat1on, parallels the Whitbredd, Amenca's Cup or the Super Bowl , and as of late, lhe World C up . I'm tnformed that words of a variety nol common to "churchdom· have been uttered across a bow Some take th1s ·We gotta wmt" thing a little too far, don't you ttunk? Let's face 1t, "This boat's for you." "from the land or blue sky waters" and "sails great -less tillering," are all sayings common to "BOdtweiser" and "nller Genuine Draft.· M any years ago, I was mvited to crew aboard m y wiJd and crazy neighbor's boat, a Serendipity 43 sporting the name "Driller." Driller was owned by the Barto family, Jerry, Jan, Craig, Gigi, Enc -Peter, Paul and Mary -who knows? U memory serves me, the ballast in this craft wa5 hops, barley and yeast encased in an ~closed tube of aluminum. The beverage of the day, as is always the tradition when it comes to boating, was "Rum BahBahs." Willi Ron Bacardi at the helm am;t Jerry pouring the BahBahs, it was determined that we wer not going ~ beat two or three boats ahead of us back to the barn. •Pop the shoot,• yell d Jerry and out came the •sptnn • doctor (spinnakers are not allowed). Now thi did not sit well with the fantasy fanatics that place a strong emphasis on the "wo gotta wln" sehool of thought. You know, tho far too serious types. We enjoyed the controveny it was all i.n tun. knowing that a.;:s~-;;r::" .. '-='1>••· would be~, But I . Iii k you, •dJd we care?" During my lnv tigatlon tnto lhe origin of this regatta (which' TeSembles an Octoberfest), l w49 antonned that Mr Jack Bail y as one OI tho orig1J\4l responslb J>4rt1 for ttl existenc . SEE BOATING MCll 10 , •It really is the best way to describe 1Colorado State-bound Pete Hogan / M yron Miller, who has ,tad a string of jobs in b~ ootball coaching < iteer, including a notable stop l4 Costa Mesa High, can add an<' 1ter to hls prospective future r ;t: Pete Hogan's agent. -/· 230-pounder who started three seasons at Newport Harbor and is ticketed for Colorado State, wasn't far behind. · "Of all the guys, h~'s probably been the real surprise, as far as I'm concerned," Miller said. "He's just. a man -On both sides of -the ball. 1 knew he played some Newport-" tesa DistriC:'l MVP Brett Bak~r. like Hogan an -,..---~-'"" _All-ClF ~puthem Sec: ·on . OivisiOl')IJV choice, was high on bis li$ I 1'1 "l»ker will (nake a big play in this game,• Miller said. "He will get some c~r.ies at wingback and he's ono of the guys we have rurtning hick kickoffs and punts. •He's got a lot of ability." · 1 • In tiddition to his' offensive on the defensive line. / . ) \ "/-' -I, • •tte keeps his (ihoul'der) pads low and he's a big pny5ical gur. who is very strong, "1\"¥ille.r saJctL-- of Ute Orange CQ¥t' ,. College-bound Foi.' •He's on~ 9t three guys we h{lve with some real girth inside~ l expect OW' middle to be ve/y solid. U I wer~ an opposing <;:oach, that's not .where I'd wMt to attack." -·-Miller, who will t> ier his . fourth season as l> Ain High's head man Uus fa•:, Wm lead Hogan and lhe rest or the Rebels mto torught's 39th Orange County All-Star Game, 7:15 at Orange Coast College. good football at Newport, but I don't think he got e nough recognition. I know he didn't get the kind of press that was commensurate with as good a football player as he is." Mill~r said lhe former national junior weighilllting champion will start at tight end and defensive end, a rare double assignment in a game whete specialization is typically qidl)dated by the ample reserves of talent. harry faulkner __ __, duty, Baker, who amassed 2,993 all-p'urpose yards and scored 30 touchdowns for the Tars, will start at whip linebacker. wluch is similar to a strong safety Ln the scheme of defensive coordinator Wally Grant, another former· Mustang assistant and a Mesa alumnus. Hogan's rlse lo All-Star stardom may be surprising to Miller, but few who watched him wreak havoc as Harbor's middle linebacker last fall (139 tackles}, or heard about his legendary · ,.-ork ethic in practice, are 1 stunned by such scenarios. ' -+- Polled this week about his personnel. Tustin wingback DeShaun Foster, who set Orange C.ounty single-season records for rushing yards (3,398) and touchdowns (54) last fall , is an obvious weapon Miller plans to exploit against the h eavy under- dogs from the North. But Hogan, a 6-foot-4, "He's an unbelievable blocker and he has great hands," explained Miller, who tabbed Hogan to fill in on oCfense, when University's Justin Isaac quit the team. •And on defense, he's worn out some fullbacks on kick-out blocks. He power cleans 330 (pounds) and I've never had a player who could do that. I tell you I wouldn't want to try to run at himic? think Colorado State got a heck of a steal." -+- Miller wasn't done pratslng Har~or standouts, as Derek Fox, the third Newport Harbor representative competing fdr the Soutll, has also impressed Miller, who will entru.st the 6-2, 280-pounder (down from 300 last • · fall) with pJenty 9f playing time Another reason for bis All:SfAt. success, however, might be his ~ previous all-star experience. , · Hogan, you see, played on an Orange County Junior SEE FAULKNER PAG~ 10 • · · ·o R l II G E C 0 U II T Y H I G H S C H 0 0 L l L l · S T l I F 0 0 T 11 l L All·STAIGMI HIGH SOtOOL FOOIUU. •Whet: 39th Orange County All-Star football Game •When: Tonight kickoff 7:15. • Whln: Or1nge Coast College •Who: Local South players Brett Baker, Pete Hogan, Derek Fox (Newport H•rbot); Jeremy Via (Costa Mesa);..end John Llebengood (Estana.) • ~ NCIOnl: North leads. 2()..1 S-3 • ,.,,..... Soutb by twO touchdowns + Tkbts: SS ($7 wtth eyeglasses donation) . "~ • , MARC MARTIN I OAllY PILOT + Info: Brea Lions Club (714) 792-0325 Two of the South All-Stars' most formidable weapons tonight at OCC ate Newport Harbor's Pete Hogan (left) and Brett Baker. Offe nsive fireworks anticipate •Tustin 's Foster is the featured weapon for the favored Rebels, who have five local products on their roster for tonight's Orange County All-Star Football GaJne. BARRY FAUl.K"-liR ~Pb COSTA MESA -It wasn't long after being named South coach for the 39tb Orange County. All-Star Football Game that Myron Miller began doing the math. Off the top of his head, he envisioned a dream backfield of bis own Tustin High standout DeShaun Foster, Laguna Hills' Mike Jones and Mdter Dei's Mike McNau. And, w1lh th~ UCLA-bound Foster having rushed for a county single-season record 3,398 yards last fall, Jones adding 2,684 to his county career record of 7,190, and future Notre Dame star McNair com- piling 2,678 in his swan-song as a prep, the numbers were truly scary . But McNair, a Corona dcl Mar resi- dent, opted to play in another all-star game and Jones, ulitially named to the squad, never surfaced after taking a senior trip. So, instead of the dream back- field, which combined to rush for nearly five miles last fall, Miller will have to setUe for the dream back (Foster), when his South squad takes on the North tonight at 7:15 at Orange Coast College. pie, too." Julio Peraza (Dana Hills), John Sanders (Fountain Valley) and Brett Baker (Newport Har- bor) will joµi Foster in the wing- back rotation of Miller's smash- mouth double wing attack. And fullback Scott Panique (Mater Dei) might get an occasional car- ry, as well. Many believe Foster, com- bined with a talented cast which included five Newport-Mesa dis- Derek Fox But Foster, who scored a county-record 54 touchdowns last fall, could take aim at the game's rushing record of 238 yards, estab- lished by Santa Ana's Eddie Steward in 1967. trict products, will be more than enough for the South to close the 20-15-3 series advantage the North currently bolds. The Rebels are two-touchdown favorites. •oeShaun is the best back I've ever seen," said Estancia High representabve John Liebengood Jr. Llebengood, as well as Costa Mesa product J eremy Via, will be opening holes for the 6-foot-1, 205-pounder, whom some believe could quickly become a Heisman Trophy hopeful in Westw~. •What's cool is, even U you miss yoW' block, DeSbaun will make bis own play,• Via said. ·u he gets outside and it's a foot race, he'll win. But he can run over peo- Add1llonal records, including most points by a single team (49 by the South in 1968), most combined points (68 in 1960), most ind.Jvidual touchdowns (three) and most conversion kicks (seven by current South assistant and former Brea Olinda standout Alex Henderson in 1968) might also be within reach, despite a recent trend of defensive dominance. The North and South have combined to average 23 points per game in the 1990s. "l've always believed in setting up a simple game plan, then letting athletes be athletes." said Miller, who coached at Costa Mesa High from 1992-94. ·n... North has some great athletes and I uU1J~ our two (run-oriented) styles of football ti an All-Star game. I'd be disappointed if) was a 14-7 game. I just think if we do o job, we're going to hav4 a chance to sco some touchdowns. I'~ery confident." • Miller, who typically bas a varsity r ter of 18-25 players, said his biggest coC cern will be distributing playing · evenly . "I told our quarterbacks (Mater oeC John Leonard and Edison's Jeff Brad we're going to flip a coin for the starter., and they'll rotate however lhey want fro~ : there," Miller explained. •1 want every-: one to play a lot." . : The spoWght figures to focus at some • point on Baker, lhe Newport-Mesa Dis-I trict MVP, as well as fellow Newport grad-J uate dnd All-ClF Southern Section Divi-~ sion V pe rformer Pe te Hogan. j Baker, who led Ute COWlty with nine inte rceptions as a senior, will start at wbJp linebacker (analogous to strong safety) ' aga.JllSt the run-orlented attack North J -· SEE FOOTBALL PAGE 10 ! • D 11 LY PI L 0 I H I G H SC H 0 0 L GI IL S l TH LI I I 0 F ·THE YE l I ! Collett is District Female Athlete of the Yeari • Costa Mesa three-sport star · leaves prominent prep legacy. dcf ense. She scored 463 points tn her v ty career. · Collett was co-captain two of her ' full varsity basketball "SeaSOns and jo the varsity for the postseason as a man, alter obtairting MVP honol'I on • • Junior varsity. , AB a middle blocker in volleyball]! helped a teem that bad lost 28 t matches reach the ClP pie~ 1Ut • She WU teem MVP and co-captain Mfib Mf.-fiDal two~ and WU "'1st• All-Per·a a senior. 1 In addition to her athletic proww, fWiloned a 3.89 OPA and wu nun.cl tc:h0ol'1 female lc:holal attmt. u pilUt Of academic: awardi~em establlbea tbe CJP SoUlhem SectlOe.,.-...i.,_ ft .. undw wt.Om .... wtD .,.., sped tn cOllligj. -"""f~ _____ ..__ ________ .,__ _______ -=-~-----------~-------------------~~----...... ----------------------..--...;._.._ .... _--!' _____ • ____ ..._ __ ...... ______ --t ' 1 •• J Newport Beoch/Costo Mieso Daily Pilot --• CdM's Havriluk and Harbor's Wells help Orange County Volleyball Club claim national laurels. F or Corona del Mar lilgh's Northwest (Portland, Ore.) in front Jordana Havriluk and of over 9,000 fans ancl a national Newport Harbor's Laura television audience. Wells, their 'hiqb school laurels For Jordan~and Laura. as well /rf1e1e very co~plete. as Newport sophomore April Ross, • .i 11Both had per(onned very weU in the championship was culmination me classroom, were varsity of years of work and effort. v6'1leyball mainstays, had won CIF OCVBC Nike swept all 14 matches •champio'dshlps with their high played in the tournament. . icliool te'ams, were selected to play Ross continued to impress ...• ~ in ~e Orange County All-Star hund{eds of college coaches tMt match,and had secured· their were in attendance, As only the tollegiate volleyball careers. third sophomore to play on tbe Jordana will play at UC Orange County Nike .team,'her Berkeley while Laura opted' to go versatility and competitive maturity Ivy League at Bry:>wn University. are qualities that are most Both felt that they had one more impressive. achievement needed to put final SaddJeback Volleyball Club 16s closure on their high school -finished third with a tough" r"*"eers, a national championship at semifinal match loss to Nike tM Volleyball Festival with the Northwest by scores of 16-14 and ~range Coun.ty Volleyball Oub. 15-13. Newport Harbor's s~tter, The Festival, which is the Jennifer Carey, was very largest female sporting event ln impressive as always. the world, gathers the top teams Jennifer will be busy this 1 Jrom all over the United States and summer sorting out all of her ~ada. Laura and Jordana were collegiate options to find what is flag bearers for the Festival best for her. Opening Ceremonies before The first-round playoff match almost 15,000 screaming fans in that OCVBC Nike played against Davis. the Portland Volleyball Club was The Orange County Nike team very interesting because of OV'Qn the national 18-and-under Portland's Lindsay Yamasaki. The 6tre last Friday night with a 6-foot-2 outside hitter will attend two-game sweep of Nike Stanford in the fall and will play r=PONY' All·STARS BASEBALL chorlie bronde both ~ketbail and volleyball. She ts a very good volleyball player who passes and digs With anybody. Lindsay will only play basket- ball for one season at Stanford at her coach's request. ln the 16s divisio°" the Orange County contingent had a very unpressive performance. With over 350 teams entered in the 16s division, OCVBC la.QIOed four teams in the top 36. Coach Gary Nakamura's OCVBC 16s Blue team finished third after losing to the eventual champion Spoilers, from Manhatten Beach, by scores of 16-14 and 15-13. CdM's Jamie BrowneU, Calvary Chapel's KeUy Overby and Newport's Kristd Dill were mainstays 10 the succe ful tournament The OCVBC 16.Red team, which featured Newport's Shannon Backus, Heater Cullen, Noel Colbeck, Erln Haller, Sign~ Hillyard, Jennifer Sandro and · Andrea Schutz, as well as Oaylyn Kelley, who sets for Costa Mesa, upset the No. 3 seed on Tuesday 8:fld finished in the top 16. The' Red team was &eeded 27th and its success bodes well for future success at Newport,and Costa Mesa. Th~ OCV'EJC White team lost two close rally score games to drop out of the top 16, but finished strongly on Saturday to fi~h 17th. CdM's Marissa Becker, Dimitra Havriluk and Meghan Gallagher teamed with Newport's Taylor Govaars and Brenda Waterman to finish on an impressive note. OCVBC 16 Gold started the tournament seeded 69th, but upset the No. 29 seed on Monday. Led by Mater Del's Meghan Feeney and CdM's Chelsea Hover, Lindsey Anstandig and Jessica Edwards, the 16 Gold team surprised many with its great Festival finish. Jn the 14s division, coach Darryl Gan's OCVBC 14 Blue team had a very successful run. After losing to eventual champion Laguna Beach, by scores or 17-16 and 15-1 t , it lost a heartbreaker to Coast 1 · e:Pth .pays off AUTUMN RCJS Whm ~urp1J,rent needJ assistance ~ Make the right decision · •costa Mesa cools off Surf City with 7-4 victory. JA.<,ON I flu. ~Plot CYPRESS -No matter how bard a team prepares for a tour- nament it cannot p2edic when injuries will show u ere is only one way to p epare, with depth. The Costa Mesa Pony All-Star team was up to the challenge aqd overcame its ailments en routefto a 7-4 victory over Surf City in the first round of the District Ill tour- nament Thursday at Oak Knoll Park. ·we had three guys who aren't at 100%, • Manager Larry Cabico said. •0ur starters are the play- ers, but the other guys have stepped up and filled the void.• -' Cabico's anti-injury strategy. gearing practices so that Costa Mesa is three deep at each posi- tion, paid off on Thursday. After Surf City scored one run in the top of the first inning, Cos- ta Mesa jumped out to 2-1 lead and never trailed again. Michael McGuire had a one-out single and scored on a triple by BWy Halverson. Casey Gates followed with a single to sc.ore-l:lal~n. Costa Mesa added one run in each of the next three innings and lead 5-3 by the end of tbe fifth. Big hits included a second-inning double by Nick Cabico, a triple by Ca bico followed by a sacrifice fly by McGuire in the fourth inning. Bryce Sheridan pitched the first four innings to pick up the victory and was helped out by Costa Mesa's defensive prowess. McGuire, who moved to catch- er after Adam Beltran was hit in the finger by a foul ball, threw out a runner trying to steal in the sec- -ond inning and later tagged a runner out at the plate. Cabico pitched the final three innings, giving up no hits and itriking out seven, tncluding the side in the seventh inning. Cabico, who was pitching with a strained back, hopes to be 100% w hen he takes the mound against tournament host Cypress Red Saturday at Oak Knoll in a 10 a.m. start. "Whenever we play a tough team, Nick (Cabico) rises to the occasion,• Manager Cabico said. "He has a great fastball that he complements with good offspeed pitches.~ Select an "assisted living residence" that has: • Qualified, ExperieQced Caregivers • Clean Well-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervision • Q ual ity Assurance Call us and we will send you a ftcc information kit. ~144S2-5 00 (/eaw a mnsage) /. 71~sap '°57i ~) We arc AuruMN tlosE J3ine ·al for dae elderly An~matlve to the dealer 7 40 W . I 6th St. • Costa Mesa 646-2816 , , Fnday: July 10, l 998 9 " Orange County·Senior ............. -..... -...... -... ·cmnt!S"~torocm Volleyball Club of Scm Diego and fUll.Shed filth m the toumamt!nt. The tournament, which works as a sprtngboard for many of th~e players into therr prep program<>, was tremendously upWtiDg. Ashley Bayer, Jdcquclmc Secker, Courtney Conwell, Katie Duggan. Lauren Grumet, Kdlle King, Eleanor Mack. and Mdll(> Turner will all ~tep into the successful locqJ prep programs with a great understanding of the work ethic and dedicdbon needed to perpetuate the pos1bve dlrectiQn that esch 'program prides iLsell IIl · having. ¥f ith a hrst in the 1 Bs, d th11d m the 16s, and a filth in the 14s. the OCVBC won the Club Achie~ment Award for best overall performaQce by d club for the 1 lth time in the tournament's 15-year history Thls award is ·d tnbute lo the hard work c1nd understandmg of dil the OCVBC players and espec1dlly thP coactung staff whlch spends hundreds of hours in prepanng these players for We's challenge-. The challenges are exclclly what Wells and Havnluk will face in thel.I' c0Ueg1ate endedvors. The strength that they have attd1l1ed . _Jh£PU9!2 th~.i! years. will allow these two to succeed in whatever tough times that they mdy fc1ce in the future. tJ m7tm~ .ftoitiDg th F.~OraQD ... ~-il=:"=• County Seruor Games from Oct 0 to Oct. 18 The gdmes will mclude 13 sporting events that will be held atvanousvenuesthroughoutSoUth Orange County. Comp tition is open to all actl'Je eruors, 50-years-old or .older d$ f • • OctobPr 10, 1996. There tS nor -. .. dency rPqutt('m~nt and the evewts 'V tlre op<>n to all <ilull levels of <i!Ja. ~~.. . ~ Tht• spons indude: Badminloni l>t1sketballi b1U1ards; hand~l1 lawn howling; softball; shufrJt- board: '>wfinq; table tE:nrus; tel1Jli61 tra('k dnd held; volleybc;lll1 ocEnrn cano<>mg and kayctkmg. . • 1:.herr• dre two types ot fees A $25 reqLstrttt1on lee ($30 after Sept ,,. , ti) 1s rnqu1red for edch participant EvPnt h•es dre reqwred for each 1 '>JX>rt r er r or mlonnallOn and to ~~r. "1 cdll <)oulh COC:t'>t Medical Center al (949J 4gq.7202 ewport Harbor needs a boys soccer coach r- r ... J\.EWPORT BEACH -Nev.-m P9r1 Hc1rbor High continues the sedH h.for d boys soccer coach to n fill the Vdcdncv left when secon0- yea r hc•dd mdn Ziad Khoury resigned lntPrc'>l<'d dppllcdnts should IN / contact Boys Athletic ·Duector Enc Tue1t (7b0-3327) , • 1e to rt l· st r- 1- fl I• . l· ,_ n e rs lt n GOLD STAR SERVICE, INC. g a it MERCEDES•BMW•JAGUAR I IS I e • 660-1777 I ft I , 4360 Campu Or., Suite C, 0 & F ffi NEWPORT BEACH I I· • 'Cl N~~~~rl r------------------ l ~ FREE ~1 IOIL & FILTER SERVICE I NoputchL\Cn~ cw cu,~mtr..nnh By appointment pl<'~. RMW, M rrrot."', l&«lUll onty, I I Includes paru. labor Ii haurdoo wa It d~1)0S&I ftt L---~~~'!._~l~l_L'll_!!~~---------! B,e6se9rv10~ lJ-~-[olP~9-:ar9~~-! I ~~O . +TAX I I \·\\0~ TAX I I PARTS .. LABOR I I .. I IDltall ~OEM ...... ,..... I PARTS .. LA80R I hydnullc '1'tftll ......., _.. • ...!...~ I I ~MA ·~ I I lalipKt ~ • ~ d>ec't !nM .:W-.,.1 I 1 s. • 0 • ~ lmlaJ c: I roed-S.--tm;le-modda. lie.I~ .. ~ L----~.1.'-~----.J L----•~.1.'!!~----d e .. ll y 's d e D , 10 .. Frldoy, Jul-f 10, 1998 NUED FROM8 -All:J\merican All-Starsqued os .. an ~ghlh-grader, along with c~nt South telUtllllates Brtindon Jordan (Sdison) and Al6x Romero (Mater Oei). "We won that game, lS.-0," HO$J4n recalled. • ' -+ -+- The tradtUoMl wapplgg ~· helmet decals bas taken place for the South and th.-American flag fiUCkE"rs that annually adorn Newport 1 lnrbor helmets seem to be quite popillar. .Among those flytng Old Glo1y is Estancia I Ugh product Johf'I Liebengood Jr., who spent the first two years of his prep career at Harb6r, before transferring to plc\.r for rus dad, John Llebengood Sr. Appsrentty. -:Jeck 1tnd a buddy made a wager of $100 as to who could run the length of the harbor and return the victor. Jack's boat W< s named "Hilleria," a 63-foot 10·11'1~ter. and lhe rompetitot will remain nameJE!$, ApparenUy, the crews of each bout also mdde wdgers, where the loser was to host the beer c:onswnption after the race, hence thE> name "Beer Can Regatta." Well it sounds logicaJ doesn't it? -· - • Ni!WHJktlll!Dlt!f-"'nli~IQltr~~ a .. tbe vlabmty Md durability ol 81edrlc. powered bOats. Will be making a l)JICodc voyage Saturday. The voy._ wm 1rave1 to Catalia8 and back In the nm ·Catall· na Cballeng~", a~g to set records for •P\Hd and diltailce in electric veaels. EVent creetom and Duffy d~ners are ettempfum to dispel the myth that electric boclts can only run, at slow s~s. for a few boon. . ~oacn-Ooug-Caio. ( Aleimitos) will employ. Bou · tor Cal Poly San Luis Obi·llPG~ alter COQ}piling 2,993 all-P~' pose yatds and scoring :m--touchd~Wns for the Thrs last fall, B~ker wUJ also get some 1 catrle at wingback. Miller : sajd) alcer will also return • kicks d.Jld.punts. l ogan, the Newport-J ;Jbere ls addlUonal aU-11tar ext>erience in the South camp, in<;luding Miller, who guided his team to victory in the 1990 __,..__Ri.Jecside County All-Star Game agtlinst a team co~ched by new Es\dJlcia Coach Dave Perkins. One quirky twist on lh~ecaJ routine is the unique selectiQn of Ldguna Hills tight end Saia Makakaufaki. Rather than display any, allegiance to a South school, including his OWO,· Makakaufaki's go1d helmet bears .i lone Bob Marley sticker, The race in thQse days was a first-to-finish race, which has since fallen to nine cla.s$eS including corted.ion ol fun~. The skipper of an entry must belong ~o a y~cht club. albeit any, yacht club. T)le race starts ·at 6 every Thursday ltight to early September. ·we wanted to creat~ gnMtter awareness for electric RQwer by ha~ an event I.bat puehel the limit and demonstralel'thtll I)\!,tfy boetl Mt tb8 best in the world and rem:tnd people that theSe non· poUuUog tecniadonal boats have been operating m 'Newport BeaC'b for. more than 20 years, leading the way towards preterving the earth's natuial resources," MArshal Duffield, owner of Duffy, said. • The 62-foot-long Voyager was unveiled lAst December. · The public is invited to join the OoW.la of other Duffy boats · esa District DefensivE> layer of the Year, who has I drawn raves'from Miller, will start at defensive end and 1 , tight end, a {are twO·Way I . • • • '. •• •• •• •• •• •• ,. •• •• .... •• •• ... •• • .. •• •• •• •• •• ... •• •• ., •• •• " •• •• •• •• •• .. .. .. f t •• •• •• .. •• •• .. .. ... •• .. tAlex Henderson, who also assisted Miller at Costa Mesa anti 1s helping Grant with the Soµth defense in preparation for jouling the Tustin staff next sca&on, represented Brea Olinda High as a player in the 1968 county showcase. Henderson's replete with traditional Jamaican reggae color scheme of, green, red and yellow. Golden Beer Can Thophies are .awarded monthly. Olher than one time many years ago when a boat ran completely over someonels dock, the race is really Jun. escorting tbs Voyager to the harbor entrance at the start Of the event. The public is atso welcome to escort her bac-Jc into the tuir- bor upon h8r return. The Newport Harbor Patrol Fire B~t will -salute her return ~ith 4 powerful water cannon display. ) The Voyager will depart for Catalina at 8130 a.m. and is esti- mated to return arowid 3:30-p.m. For details, call (94 9) 645-~12, ext. 10. assignn:cent in an All-Stat game. i Former Harbor lineman fi' De rek Pox rounds out the local contingent for thg1 _ ,South. He is expected t& help anChor the def ensiv~ interior at tackle. , PU'BLIC NOTICES .PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES POBLIC NOT''CES 11ons 111 the evo111 of failure the deceased, you must fllo PUBLIC NOTICE Pompano 1101 Hunting· PUBLIC NOTICE " to enler Into 1110 contract your claim With the court ton Beach CA 92648 Flandy James Parlier, 2796 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Baminca Parllway #F·1 IMne and execul-e the required ancJ mall a copy to the por· NOTICE OF This business Is con· Fictitious Business Harbor Blvd., Suite * 127• · CA 92614 ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE documents, such bid secu· son..1: representative ap· PUBLIC HEARING dueled by: 8 general part· ... S Coste Mes11. CA 92626 Fictitious Business Flctlllou1 Bu1lness The b.llk sale s mended IO _ _.. _______ rlty Wiii be torlelled. The polnlod by the court wllhln nerthlp .,,ame tatement Ttils business. !s con· Name Staterriont Name Statement 1 1 , NOTICE TO Fallhful Performance Bond four monlhs from lh.e date Glv~ZT1I~~ IS b7iERhEBY Have you started dolnll d T~e f~lloiwing persons are ducted by: an lndMdunl The following persons are The following persons are ~ co~~~O~~"~o.! I CONTRACTORS shall remain In lull force of the first luuance of lot· 1 a Pll c oar· business yet? No 0 g 1 us ness as: H11ve you started doing doing business as: doing business as: ""'• .._ CALLING FOR BIDS and elfec1 through 1ho tors ~ provided in Probale ng will be held by the Maril n Moreira CROWN V~lley Real Estate business yet? No a) Fllsong Sign, b) Cloud 9. 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Have you staned doing Have you started doing the ptrson with whom c111ms " loge District Bldg "O" drng. the est111e, you may file i d 1 u s a e oing PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No business yot? No may be fded 15 r./Y ESCROW 13~ Adams Avenue. Costa At required by Section with the court a Fleqllest ~~s a~, r~dopt ng ached· Fictitious Bu1lne11 business yet? Yes, 11·28· Christina Lord Sven E. Backlund COWPAN'f 8!M2 Garden GrdtM Mesa, CA 92626 1773 of ·1he Callfornla for Special Notice (form char e;; lo~~e~~:s· ":'o~ Nam• Statement 9James E Fii .h , Fictitious 8u1lness This statement was filed This statement was filed Bl't'd Ste 2o7 G&nlen Grove CA ' Piojec1 lden11flcatlon Labor Code, the Director of pE·154) of tile f11fng of an videa by the City of Cgsta The following persons are This ataie,;ent a Iii d Name Statement with lhe County Clerk of with the County Clerk of 92&+4 and !ht last esay tor ldlrt17••• Name: Golden west Col· tho Oepa.rtmont of 1n<Jus. nventory and appraisal of Mesa speclllcally ad· doing business as: with the C nty we,' k1 et The following persons are Orange County on 8·23·98 Orange County on 7·7·98 dauns ~ any c~tor snail e.'• lego Reroof Library & ·Ad· trial Relatoons of the State estate assets or of any pe-dltionol Communlt s CORPORATE SUPPlY 0 C 0~ S.e~ 0 doll)g business as: 19986762355 . 19986763562 .Ally 2.7 1098 h 1111n1s1ra1ton Building; Bid of Colltornia has doler· 11:~ond i°' P~c~o1un~ aJ pro-vices Department Ynstr~~: CENTER, 16027 Brookhurst range ~~n9~~;edo:: OLSON & ASSOCIATES, Daily Piiot June 26, July 3, Dally Pilot July ro. 17. 24 wsiness Clay bel::ccne 1:i:,,., N~,·~~~7gids are on hie and ~~n~~t~~e g~n:~~~,P{~vt~~ ttoi 1~50. o Aa ~eq~e:1•~;; t1~rg-Hg~se~. F ~I., t:9121~/ountain Vol· Daily Piiot July 10, 17, 24, ~~3~11n~~~n S~e;~~ 1~ 10, 11, 1998 F203 31, 1998 F22S paled salt dale speahe<hbcM • ovaflable a1: Ottoce of the locality In which the Work Speclaf Notice form Is GIVEN that Sal s~~T~~ c"apllal International Inc 3t, 1998 F226 92648 ' PUBLIC NOTICE DELPHINE A. IMAH, KIMBERlV J.., Pl1ys1ca1 Foc1h1ies Coordl· Is to be performed. Copies ovallable from the court nd r 11 1 8 (DE) 2730 Gateway' Oak·· Odniel V Olson 2204 t PUBLIC NOTICE IMAH, Buyet(s) na10i, Ard ith Richey. Coas1 011,hese wage rate do1erml· clerk. aorso~sac~~ 8 a "!:~es~~~ Dr .. ;,100, Sacramento, cl PUBLIC NOTICE Cape May Lane, 'Hunting· Fictitious Buslnus NewponBuch-CostaMesa CofT1mun1ty College Dis· nations, entotled PREVAIL· Attornev for th• Petl· ~e heard by ~he ~1 Colln• 95833 Fl tltl 8 1 ton Beach. CA.92646 Name Statement CN481252 9801 41·EHJul 10, • 111ct; 13,?0 Aqams Ave.: ING WAGE SCALE. are tloner: cil on the above iteJ: This business ls con· c ous ua nesa This business Is con· The followlng persons are &crow Ho. H !l141·EH 1998 • • Bldg. D • Costa Mesa. CA maintained at the DISTRICT HAlLI e. HESTON, IF THE AFOREMEN· ducted by: a corporation Name Statement ducted by: an indlvlduol doing businass as· MOTICETOCREDfTORS (7 1'1) 438-4646 office located at: 1370 ESQ. (CSB N90737) TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· Have you star1ed doing The foilo_wlng pe~sons are Have you staned domg l,S,M. Prod\tcts, 1057 E. OFBUlKSAl.E . tJOTICE IS HEREBY Adams Avo., Costa Me~a. HESTON & HESTON LElllGEO IN COURT, the buslnessyet?Yos.Jan.20. ds00';:igFb~sTYessas, buslnessyet?Yes,6·93 Imperial Hwy. Unif 1125, (UCCSec.1105) SELL LIVEN that tl'le obovo· CA 9262~; Physical Facoll· • Challen e ma be limited to> 1998 · I PET SITTING. Daniel V. Olson Placentia, CA 92(170 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN name<J School 01str1c1 of ties Planning, ilnd aro avail· !~~ORNEYS AT LAW, only th~se lsrues raised at Capital 1n1erna11onal, Inc .. ~o 7unlingto~ St. 1401. T,hls statement was filed Ronald A. Santos. 398 J that a bJlk salt 1s about to be • • Orange County. California, able lo any 1nteres1ed parly 1 MACARTHUR the public hearing de· Greg Cancino, Exec. Direc· uni ngton each, Calif. with the County Clork of Rosebud Ct., Anahe11n made • your home '• J ac11ng by and through tis upon roquosl. The Con· BLVD., STE. 400, NEW· scribed In this notice or 111 tor 92648 Orange County on 6·12·98 Hills, CA 92808 The · ( ) and bJ .. th. h I If d t:• Govern111g Board. her ~1naf· lr~ctor shall post a copy, of p 0 RT BE Ac H I c A Wflllen correspondence de· This slalornenl was liled Sue l Rock, 80 Hunting. 19986761380 This business Is con· address ~ s ell r(S) SI= roug c ass ie ler referred to as •DIS· this document at each JOb 92660 livered to the City Councll with tho Counly Clerk of ~n I c:401, Huntington Daily Ptlot July 10 17 24 dueled by: an lnd111ldual HAL LEFEVRE s& e SlJZANNEl--------- TRICT", wlll ro-:ewo up tu, site. Tho Contractor -$4.IQ+!sl'l+d--Ne-wpofl 81 0, prior 10 the public 01ange County on 7.7.99 T~~ch, b 91261!8 1 31 1998 ' f:229 Have you s1orted doing LEtt\..,E. ..,,72 B lr----.l'.Jl'-!11'-ilillllf'.:il liur not later 1han tho any subcontractor under 11 8 .. C h' 1 ' 19986763557 s us ness s con· · business yet? No rnn .,.. ananca 1>;111. at>ove·slated time. soaled shall pay nol less lhan tho anew osta Mesa Dany ear ng. ducted by: an Individual Ronald A. San1os Wl'f, I f· 1.11111ne, CA 92614 bods for the awlrd 01 a s~eclfoed prevoihng rates of Piiot July 6, 10, 13, 1998 MARY T. ELLIOTT, Dally Pilot July 10, 17, -24, Have you storted d<>lng PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was hied Oomo b.ISlness as· WHEAT conhact for tile project de· wages to an workers em· m246 Deputv Cltv Clerk 31, 1998 F220 business yet? Yes, 5·6·98 Fl tltlo •8 1 with the County Clelk of CRAFTERS 5C<tbed as. ployed In tho execution of P"BLIC T Published Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Sile J. Rock c us us neH Orange County on 5·27-98 All other ~suiess name(s) neroof Library (ap· 1he Con1rac1. 'f NO ICE Beach·Costa Mesa Daily · This slatement was hied Name Statement 19986759740 ana adchss(es) ust<I 1>f the proximately 39,504 sq h.) tju bidder may wUhdraw PUBLIC NOTICE Piiot July 10, 1'998. Fictitious Bu1lne11 0Wllh the County Clerk ol d Tf0 t~lloting pe'.sons are Dally Pllol June 26 July 3 Sttler(s) within the past Ihm w1lfl spec1lled single·ply any bid for a period of sixty p F2t N s t range County on 6-16·98 ° rig us ness as. 0 • • a stall!<! "" Ille elf•" rool sy~trm and Ad· (60)d<1ysahorthedateset lannlngDlrectora ~ ame taement 1998676 1588 Bate Bones Exhibits, 629 l ,17,t998 F205~m as,T ,,., s v•\s). rr11n1slrilhOn Bulldlng (ap· for the opening of bids. UH Permit No, 31 PUBLIC NOTICE d rre f~Uotlng pe'.sons are Dally Pilot June 19, 26. Terminal Way 11'28. Costa PUBLIC NOTICE ~~ HARVEST~ Cemetery • Mortuary prq•lmaiory-7,248 sq. It.) A payment bond shall be Notice 18 tiareby given o ng us ness as. July 3• 10• 1998 F193 Mosa, CA 92627 . oca'on 1n toma of Chapel • Cremat()fY with speclhed modified bl· required prl:r to execution that an application has SUMMARY OF El Chlnaco Mexican & Sal· • Erle .Andrew Beneker, 629 Fictitious Buslr1ess Ille chitl exeoi'"" Of11Ct ol ltle 3500 Paclflc View °"'1e tumen roof syttem. of the conlmct and shall be been submitted by James 4lDOPTED ~a~o~~~n ~00~· ~063 'b8~· PUBLIC NOTICE Terminal Way *26• Costa Name Statement seHeris Same as lbo\4 New..,... Beach 1hera wlll be a Five Dollar In the torm sot forth in the Santaniello, applicant ORDINANCE 9~62 ·• os 8 esa, · Mesa, CA 92627 . The lollowlng persons are The name(s) and busrness ,..... .. (SS.00) non·refundable pay· contract documents. (on behalf of Lavon Gugas-CITY OF Mltn~ Burciaga 1778 New Fictitious 8u1lne11 Jhlts d ~u~lne1ss I~ ~on· doing business as: aCldOE rtss OI Ille "buyer(s) ISl'all llm--844-•·•2•7•00---· ment roqulrod tor each set Pursuant to Section 22300 Ian owner) 10 allow the Ham hlr 0 C Name Statement uc 8 Y· an ndiv ua MBK Express 2796 Her· LPHINE A. IMAH & KIMBERLY PIERCE ol bid documents. Checks of the Public Conlract co~struclloti ancJ eatal)llsh· ORCO~~A1fc:E:8A 9 1 Mesap~A. :262;·· osta The following persona ere bHa~e you 17s~rted 9dolng bor Blvd., Suite 135, Costa J IMAN, 3972 BarTJntl Pll!lwt'I, IROTHERS should be made payable to Code. tile contract will con· ·1 s Hil j s 1 8 1 doing business as: us ness ye es, 1• 7 Mesa CA 92.626 l f..1, 11\11ne, CA92Bt4 llll BROADWAY Coest Community College lain provisions permitting ment of a vehicle sales and schedulad to be In lull 1 n°i: 0 a va<:1or ~re aga, International Meat & Dell Eric A. Beneker Danna M Caples 3205 Tiie asets being SQl<I 111 Oo~rict. lhe successful bidder to rental lacihty, hm1ted with rorce and ellect 30 days New Hampshire Or., 10382 Sanford ~ve Gar~ This statement was filed Colorado Pl Costa' Mesa generally descnbed as leasehOld Mortuary * Chapel aiiss shall bo received In substitute securities tor eriy lnc1den111 on·slte storage lrom lls adoption on July 6, ~i~ta ~esa. CA. 92628 den Grove CA 92840 with the County Clerk of CA 92626 " ' unprovement. tnt1Ure eQU1pment, Cremation the plaoe Identified above, monies withheld by the and' maintenance ectlviUas. 1998, and was adopted by duct' us.lness Is con· M6rle Marta Teglas, 286 Orange County on 6·1IS·98 This business is con· tu1111~re. QOOC!WIU.' trldename ond rhoae bids shall be District to ensure perform· The applicant further r&-the following roll call vote: wife ed by. husband and Joann St .. Costa Mesa, CA 19988781593 ducted by: an lndlvldual and covenam not to compete ' 110 Broadway oponod and publicly read ance under the contract. quests Planning Olrect0<'s COUNCIL ME.MOERS: Have you started doln 92628 Dally Pllo1 June 19, 26, Have you started doing ano are located al 3972 Costa Mesa of~d at the above-slated Each bid submitted In re· approval for an exception AYES: Buffa, Monahan, business yet? Yes 6•15•88g This business . Is con· July 3, 10, 1998 F188 business yel? No lir,;;;;;;;;;;~~~"4~2~-8~1!8~0~=~ lime and place. sponse 10 this Notice shall 1 S i 20 0 Erickson Cowan Som· Mirna B rci ' ducted by: an lnd1vldual Dana Caples ,,, accordance will) the contain, as a bid Item, od· ~ r~1 o~ c ·63·04 OI the ers. NOES! Non~ AB· Thia s1~1e!~~I Wal filed Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE This •latement was flied pr~vlslo111 or California equa1e sheeting, shoring, un c1pa ode, to allow SENT· N • 'lh h C Cl I< f business yet? Yes, Oct. 16, with the County Clerk of Pq~flc Contracl Code sec-and bracing. or equivalent &he project to exceed the • one. ~~on 1 e ounty er 0 1997 Fictitious Business Orange County on 7-7-9(1 "Aff d bl lion 3300, the OIStrlct re· method, for the protectron base development alloca· Ordinance 98·19 llmonds ge Counly on 7•7•99 Matte M. Tegl•s Name Statement 19986'163576 or a e qulrtt that the bidder pos-of life and limb In 11enches lion of the site based on Section 5·2(a), 5·10, 5·67. 0 1 19986763561 This statement was med The lollowing persons are Dally Pilot July 10 17 24 sots lhe following c1aa-and opon excavation. the Intensity of use for the s.109, and 5.110.1 of tho aly Pilot July 10i 17, 24, with the County e:ierk of doing business as: 31 1998 , F2 6 AllefD8ll•Ve" s1f(hlion of contractor's Ii· which sflall conform to ap· slatisllcal aree A modillca· Costa Mesa Munlclpal 31, 1998 F224 Orange County on 6·1S.98 Oesfgns by Carolyn, 409 • 1 cense al lhe time ~hat the ptlcable salety orders. lion 10 the Zonln Code Is Code concerning de~gna· PUBLIC NOTICE 19986761592 North Star Lane, Newport PUBLIC NOTICE coo1taC1 ls awarded, Governing Board g !Ion of Building Otflclal Dally Pilot June 19 28 Belch, CA 92660 o• c k <?!nlrac:tor: C·39 Roofing BV Wllllam M. Vega, also1 reque 1 sled to allow a powers Flctltloui Butlness July 3 10 1998 'Fteg Carolyn Sue Holder, 409 Flctltlou1 Buslne11 ISCOUDt as et, Lo .. .,nse EJ 0 Ch 11 waver. o development · N ' ' Nor1h Star Lane Nowporl Name Statement a~~~~~~~. ~~~8 3, 1998 Co~ •• ' 'comm·u~ft~ ~:,: ~~~:,~;,'d~o:::r;e~~f ~~ din~~:eu;~YT~~~e~dt~~ ,~'; The ~:r;wfn':~~~~~: are PUBLIC NOTICE ~eh~;h. ;~,?;::~·-Is con· d~~e f~~~~~s~ ~:~SOflS are Cremat1• on & WALK THROUGH: July lege Dl•trlct toot high bloelt waU) 011 the City Clerk's Otlice, 77 Fair gol~g ~~~me~ as., 1 Flctltloua Bu1lneH ducted by: an individual EM~RE SYSTEMS 8565 1J, 1998 at 10 oo a.m.. Published Newport property line adj t t D11ve. Co:aa Mesa. ~~ J ons ruct on, Name Statement Have you started doing Fallbrook Crl 1713B Hun• B 'a} s G~~ Ma~tena~ce 1 & Op· Beach-Costa Mesa Dally tha residential dls~f~n Th~ MARV T. ELLIOTT, ~un~Tngto~k•:!~ech Lac~ The following p11son1 are bCusinoss yet? No tlngton Beach, CA 926"9 un ervi'ce e;~ G n 1 a o~p ex 5 ocated P1lo1 July 3, 10. 1998 propet'1y Is localed 1 · th Oep14tv City Clerk 92646 • doing business 19: a,rolyn Holder Rachel JQfdan, 8565 Fall· o o den est treel on F209 n e p bll h d N J 11 All 8 COSMETIC SURGERY This statement was !tied brook Crl N713B Hun· Wh h ) Mof:adden (714) 895·8158 RSC Dl1trlc1 (Retail u s e ewport e ory en ates, t9847 WOFILO 18080 Beach wllh the County Clerk of tin ton Beach CA 92849 y s OU d you sub' ct BID DATE July 28, 1998 PUBLIC NOT ICE a nd Service Com· Boech·Costa Mesa Dally ::~k~ICA~~~6Huntlngton Blvd, Huntington Beach Orange County on 6·16·98 T~ls business Is con· • Je at 2:00 p.m merclal). Pilot July to. 1998. Jo~oa Earl MllCke 19841 CA 92648 • 19988781590 ducted by; an Individual yourself & YOUf family to 1~~ARO DATE· Augusl 5, BSC 745 1 Propetty localed at· F212 Berkslwe Lane. HJ~iington Luan N. Nguyen, M.D .. Dally P1lol June 19, 28, Have you sta'1ed doing No h NOTICE OF 1100 West Coaat High· PUBLIC NOTICE Beach. CA 92848 • 9127 Caladlum Ave .. Foun-July 3. 10, 1996 F191 buslnass yet? Nq paying inflated prices f Or made ~:,vr~~~ 0~ ~~te ~:i PETITION wav This business Is con· lain. Valley, CA 92708 Rachel Jordan • under the contract "'11;99 TO ADMINISTER Plannlng O,ir tor's Use Fictitious Busln•H ducted by: a general part· dTu~t!d ~~~~~·~~ivl~ua~On· PUBLIC NOTICE J1~~s l~~at~m~l w~,· ,~11·~ caskets & services???? and unlll the Reglslrar of ESTATE OF: • Permit No. 3 chedulod Name Statement nershlp Have ou started doln Fl 1 1 I O C ou y 8 0 r-'I T f Conlroclors verifies to the MYRTLE M, HECKER for revle y the Planning The following persons are bHave you s~t1ed doing busines~ yet? No g :r t 0 ';:'t ~ua neu range ~o,:,:~~~-;~ \.41 OU rtt 1-888-54CASKE'f DISTRICT thal lhe CON· aka JEAN HECKER Ct.part ent of Iha en of doing business as: vsoness yet? 0 Luan Nguyen M D ame .• a •ment • Se Ing O & S dl TRACTOR was properly ll· CASE NO. A102852 New 0 8 a h 3~00 CRE"ATING CENTERS OF Jamel Earl Mackey This statement ' was filed T!'e lollow1ng pe'.son• are Da11v Pilot July 10, 17, 24, rv range urrouo DI CounUes ce11sod al the time the con· To all heirs beneficiaries P rt e c at • EXCELLENCE, 203 Calle This statement WH filed with the Count Clerk of doin~ business as. 31, 1998 . F21 8 ~========;::=======:!J ~bc~T;:~T~;a~o~d soA7~ ~~~:1~~~· pce~~g~~e~~;r,~~1: ~·1~·1:;a~~~:~:Ji~:~1ri g~n;~~~2 San Clementr, ~~l~n~~eC;uo~~l~nc~~~g:' Orange C~e':~~~:·1::e ~~~ff,H,~~s~. ~~J;s~TiA~~: PUBLIC NOTICE ceDSad Is subJltCI to penal· otherwise be Interested 1~ be hold In the Planning De· Jecquellne Kleln·Eamet. 19986 763307 1 1 Orange, CA 92867 Fl 1 lies under lhe law. If the II· Iha wm or estate, or both par1ment. If approved at 203 Calle Conchita, San Dally PaoL July 10, 17, 24, Dally Pilot June , 19, 26, Billy Jack Bot1llleld. 781 N. ctlt oua BuslneH cenae c1asslf1cat1on spocl· of· MYRTLE M HECKER that time, lhe appeal period Clomcme, CA 92672 31, 1999 F229 July~. 10, 1998 • Ft90 Glasse!I St., Orange, CA Nam• Statement l1od herelnabove Is that ot aka JEAN HECKER of 14 da s wlll be in lrom Michael Charles Eamee, PUBLIC NOTICE 92867 , , The following persons aro a ·;,specialty c;>ntractor" :is A PETITION FOR PRO· 11 1 d Y d i g 203 Calle Conchita, San PUBLIC NOTICE This buslne11 Is con· do.Ing business as: doCWlod In section 7058 1 BATE ia ale, ur ng which Chimente CA 92872 ducted by: an lndivldual Acosta and Associates, lhe California Buslneu anod Al VIN ~a~r.t~~A~l~d tgy tlm• any Interested party or Thia builness 11 con· Flctllloua BuslnHa F~tltlo~• Bu1lneH Have you started doing 8811 Coast Hwy. 182, La· PrQ{eulona Code. the epe· s~ptfior Court 01 C~lifo~ their authorlad agent •o· ducted by; husband and Name Slatement Th ~~· tatement buslneu y~t? No g\jna Beach, CA 92651 cla1fy cootraclor awardtd nla Count 01 ORANGE grieved ol that docislon wile The followlng persons are • o owing persons are Billy Bonlhelt. l'laymond Edward Acoat;a, the Contrect tor this Work THE PEj¥TION FOFI PRO-may Ille an nollc. of •P· Have you started doing doing business as: dtln~ b~sln;ss as: This statement was flied 8811 Coast Hwy. 182, la• shall ltHll construC1 a ma. BATE request• that ALVIN peal to th• Planning com· business yet? Yes, June a) Moblle Physician st"'' ~cl Y :t, B435 hcacnaAI w10 th thee County Clerk of guna Beach. CA 92651 jo~ of the Work In ac J f-ELOMAN be 1 d 1 1 th 1111 1 20 t998 Ser11lcea ., ewpor eac • range ounty on 6-15-98 This b1,11lneu l1 con• cordance with tht ovl: ai ersonal r , appo nit m H on "'' 8 ng ae 01 Jicquellne Kleln·Eames b) Physicians Review 926&3 109807e 1 l58t ducted by: an Individual slon• of Calllornla ieual· to lcim1nister ~~ es:~•allv~ 5876·00 10 da{rey the cost This statement waa filed Services 18 Andlamo, Uaa McGhee, 36t La Perle Dally Ptlot Jure 19, 28 Have you started doing ness and Prolesslons Code the decedent e e ale 0 of th• appeal procedurt. with the County Clerk of Newport Coast. CA, 92851 Ln, IC, Colla Mesa, CA July 3, to, 1998 F192 business yet? Yea, 1995 S~lon 7059. THE PETIT.IQ Stall lnvittt 11eighborlng Ocange county on 7·7·98 Russell Brower, 16 An· 92827 Raymond E. Acosta A'il Work must be com· the decedent'aN ~~u~~~ property owners 10 submit 19986763559 dla.mo, N•wPort Coast. CA J~c't~d t~~~~·~·dlvl~ 1~0"" PUBLIC NOTICE ~";,' ~tat~mtnt was filed plated within shcty (60) con-codlclls 11 any be admitted comments and/or provide Dally Piiot July 10 17 24 92651 Htve • u 1 1 1 • ounty Cieri< Of .."61111• day1. Time 11 of 10 probate. Th• Wlll and Input related to th• laclloty 31, 1998 ' F222 This bu1fn1u I• con· bualnta~o~9~a'!,.~~ dJou~~ Flctltlou• B\lelnHs Orange C1o~~Y on 7·1-98 thl uaence. Fallure to any codicils are avallablt ullder consideration. Writ• ducttd by: an lndlvlduel 1992 • Name Statement • .,81763560 complete the Work within for uamlnatlon In th• me ten comments should bo PUBLIC NOTICE Hav1• YOIJ 1tart•d doing uaa McGhea The following pereona ere Dallv Piiot July 10, 17, 24, tho time set lorth horeln k•P.t by the court b 111 d he Pl 1 bus ntHytt? No Thi t t Ill d doing bualnesa 11: 31. 1998 • F223 wll~sult 111 the Imposition THE PETITION' request• ~~;.'rt!oni0 ~Y M!~~angy Flctlllou1 lu1lnHa ~~sell Bro~r m· ... withs 1~:t~~~ly w~l~k ~f INT, 128 E. 161h S1 .. Coale ._-~-~-------------...,,;.;, ol .,..,.uldattd damages !Of 1uthorlty to sdmlnl1te1 the 0 • Name l t-'•ment •t1tement Wll '"" o11nge county on 5-2S..98 Meea, CA 92627 tach d1y of dttay, In the estate under the lndepen. July 2 . 1998, In order to The following P8fton1 "' with th• County Cltrk o1 1091115902.. Bradley Ragan, 190 Unit 0 ,n)Ount let forth In the .. In-denl Admlnlttrallon of El· be contldtrtd In tht Plan· doing bUslness aa: Orange COol'lt~ on 7·7·98 '"' Pacific Coast Hwy., Seal fOM\atfon f0< Bldaera." tetes Act. (thl1 Authority nlng Department'• dtCI· Precision Transcription '9911713174 Dally Pilol June 26, July 3, Btach. CA 90704 Eacfl bid mull conform wUI allow th• p11t0nal rep. alon. The appllc111on end Services. 17 Surltlde ct , Dally Piiot July 10, 17, 24, 10, 17, 1Q98 F204 Thi• business 11 con· and b• re1pon1lv1 to the r111ntat1ve to take many d1velopmen1 plans of the Newport 8Hch, CA 92683 31, 1908 F211 PUIUC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvfdual contract documen11. Etch actions wlthoiit obtalnlng propoHd project ere IVlll· Cerot Woode, 11 Surftldt PUBLIC NOTICE Hive VOil lltrttd doing bldderfehall submit, on tilt court approval. Befort Ilk· •bit tor pllbllc review and Ct 1 Newpot1 Booch, CA "ctltlou• aYsln••• buslnen yel? YH, June fo"" urnlahed with the Ing cer1Jln very Important 92003 .,, 1 12, 1998 cotrtract clocumen11. • 1111 ICllona, howevor, tht per· ln1pec1lon at Iha Planning Otwn Abt, 15933 McCord FletltloYe 8u91ft8H ·~ame t•t•ment Br1d R1gen ot IM ptopoHd 1ubcon· aonal rtprtaentetlve wltl be 01p111ment. Ciiy or N•w· Clrclt, 'ollnllaln Vatloy, CA Name ltatement d~• '::!or~ng P1'.1001 art Thl1 11a1emen1 was filed 1r1c1011 on thl• P-rOJect u ~111red to glvt notice to port Beach, 3300 Newport 92708 The tolloWlng per1on1 .,. ALL:G TH: n :,~~~S TOYS with tht County Cle1k of reQUlred by the Sl.lblettlng lniereatec:t ~eont un1e11 8oulev1td, Newport &each, Thll b1.11lne11 11 con· c:IOing bu1jneu as: * E c • Orange County on 8-18·98 and Subconttactlng ,arr thfY hll¥9 w1llled OQtlce or Calilorn11, 92659-1188. for dUC1ea by: a genert.1 part· Toys ' To11 Towet, 2874t Newpon ::!!nHc~·9fi:o4• 19988781881 ~=~e:·.?:,V:n.:"' ~:fi:"'~,: t~o~ further lnlormstion contact rif•hlP j ¢1 1!1: c~r;::56 Rd · Allio Sharon Lt• Zutclr 300 fi. Dally Pilot June 11, :a, EKh 11c1 wH be .C. ec:1m1ni~tretJon tuthrnt :'J1 the Newport h.ch Pi.n· bu~~.r'~1':'•d dong Llfci11111c1•1 Toye, inc., eo..1 11~ .• l:M4, N1wpor1 JIJIV 3, 10, fOH F1~ c«np•ni.cs by• Ctrtlfltd or be granted unle11 an Yrittt• n1no Department, Current Carol Wo0d1 !CA), 3312 Sparr 81Vd., 'r11~' ;u ~2080 1 PUIUC NOTICI cUhler's check or bid ":~ penon 111e1 an or> Plll)a and P1ojec11 01111· Dtwn Abe Olltldat., CA 81208 ~ "'" • con. bOlld In IO aft'IOIJf\I not leH Jecllon to the p.iltlon and efon. (9't) 644-3200. Thi• t'8tetnenl wM flied Thie buerneH 11 con-~~ ~~u"' t':l~~f 1 1~=,.~ .. -, ... tl-out__,llu.t--nea-•- than ten per~•nt (1.,..) of 1hOW9 gOOd cau11 wttr the Thi• proJICl ha• be8fl ,,. witn !ht couney atfk 01 ':r'ed by: a corpor .. lon butlneH ye~ YH J~ 11 ..... , .... nM,,t the totti bkl f'lce, pay1ble court thOuld not grtn the 11ltwH, and It hu been Ofll\1141 Counay on 141·11 tve Y°" etlrted ctolng n t"8 ' The f011ow1nt persons 111 ::. 11\f.,~1~ ~1'T. a~t'r~~RINO on the ttl• cle!ilfmlntcl that It It Cit• 1 .... 7HHt ~I~~? ~OYI Inc:. sh1ton L .. %4.ttclt' ~"I 1M1nM1 a1: propotal 11 aeo.pted tnaa lion wlll be held on lJLv •gdrlc1Jly e11empt undtt Diiiy Pll~ .1Yrie ti, H. DenlH lltthfl•ld s.oJ lhM •tltefMnt wt11 tiled DAN 001:\' AEHAlllUTA-promptl~ ueeute the zs, 1998 at 1:46Pm In Oeot. tne NC!Ulftmeo.. or the -Mt 3, 10, ttll ftt1' Tm•. 1 wtlh the County Cletk of T'IOH. :1144 lumllr'I "•ce. Adt'9mtnt, fufnlth a ...... 703 locllec:t at 3At Tht Clty C.tllfornla lnvlronment1I rm -ICI This 1lalemen1 WH filed Orange C<>uoty on 7•741 =·~ ~ ~ . facloty 'allhful p.,fcwm-DriY• ~h Otange CA OUmltty Aet. rV9Wlr llVI With the ~ Qeftl of 1 .... TUI• • O y, t 4 . ance lond In an ~ ltMI ' ' NQTICE: Tht t11penM of ,......_ .......... Orenot CCIUnfY Oft 1-1·18 Delly Piiot Jl/ty 10, 17, 14, =n ••· Cotla not .... In.ti OM hut\drec:I II' YQl.l'.10~ • tf4 notlc.• It p1l9, ftom ' ................ .. .... ,HIH ''· .... , .. , Ytlll &tutlMH ,,· con· oet'tent (1~) ot tti• total granting 01 the • you filing'" colteettd rrom the "'"Tfii ~ ,.,_,....,. ~ PlkM Jilr/ •o, 41', 14, iiUiLiC llOTICI ......, 1¥ en lldlildUai bid . P'!C_!:-'t'!_nllh a Pay· lhOUld ~at tt the hlll· apptlcint. ~ bu .... ee: ", 1991 F2tt M1t1H dOlng ~ellti.t';".hZ'~ ~ elno~dOfl~= wrl~ =-Publlll'ltd Newport 1~451M p~ 4 111 A rt ii ? 15 l&laa --~ (t~) of the tOtal ons with the ooun 11e: B.-c:11.co111 MIN DellY Hunllng10°,,mP:~:ch'·'t~ Ovenltoclltd With n-. ~,,...... TNt 11111.,.,. waa ~lec:t 1)14:,noe, f/l!f rutnt•h l:er• e the neetJno. YOUI ep. Pilot JUIV fO. illH. t;1t41 ' 8'uff? dolna ~ ~"' .. 11t Qlynty Clerk of 11"°*9 evidencing thtl the j)Mtan(e rnay be In petton "" Debotafl L~M Adam•. u A c.., to •> lfRICTLY TR~L Ofengt CcNnty on ...... a f::":' :'.:"'~,"'::,; ~,~d:'Aft~OITOR Buy It ... n It. jlllnd h. ~ Artl8 mo, RGf:.o Clat~flff I) B!YOHD ART, 1711 'l .... Htl .. loCll In ,,,. lf'*ll c;ondj,. Ot conclllf9o'lt Cftdllor Of C .... lftMI. Martt~~ ..... .; • .;,, t=:r~C:A'=a:''7• ,:\ ~: '";,~ STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? •••••••• • .. . 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I 1·l1 pli11111 8 :l0,1111-;; OOp111 "··~l..1 ·h .J..., Monday ........... .Frida)' 5:00pm Thur ... d1.n .. \\1·drw ... day 5:00pm • J, Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm f nda\... ... . Thur.day 5:00pm --· \\; .111. 111 X J0111u-.·1 OOpm \I. · •Lc1 I r•l.i• Wednel><lay .... Tue..,day 5:00pm alurda) ........... Fnd~) ?:OOpm er ,'tcf G} EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All lttl lltlle 1nerttil11 11 lltlt .._.,., 11 subject It lb• fed· eral fair tloll•l•o Ac1 of 1111 11 1mt11••• •"ell llllkH It tueeal lo ldnrtlst ·ur •t•l•reftce. llmll1t111 or dlsulmlHllOft bas•• on 11c1. color, relltlon, H I, .lftdlctp, 111"11111 N IUI tr HllHl l Oflflft, or .. IRIHllo• to at••• H• 1u11 Jrtltruce. ll•ttlllff Ot •1scrlmln1tlCN1. • -, n ll uw1,IJlr wlll 111 Utwlafly ICCIJt Hy 1""11$1· ll'tllt lor real 1mte n lcll Is I• •iellllot 11 Ille In Ow reaffra I ll berOy l1ler111.. 11111 •II •w11U111 1• .. 1111.. It 11111 l ...,.,lf Ill l"llabll H H -..aJ .,,_,tty balls TI Clfll· ,1111 11 .isut111i.1ttn. un HUD Tell·lrtl rt 1·-..24 15• Fet IM Wnllltltlot. OC 1111 Jltlll cttl HOO rt 421-3511 I' 1022 COSTA MESA 1024=~~~NGTON1040 :iX'li?RT 1069 ~J'li?RT 2169 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 .M.ls·c·EL·LAN-E·o·u·s· ~i~iN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •E••t Side 4yr1 nu ---$810 1Bn 500sf duplex, Freew•y closet $695. RENTALS CORONA DEL MAR 2914 home 3br 2 5ba AC 1 ml from beach. Non 2bd 1ba, new pnt, xtnt ••••••••• OPl!N HOUSE • · TrlPlex Downtown HB. Bluff• TWM 1·sty. B•ytront Duplex w/ imoker no dogs. 954 cond. Avail now. Low Interest Loans. FAIOAV 10am·2pm Jlte & bright, frplc, prlv 2·Sty front house plu1 greenbelt + pool. Boat Dock· Just r•· W 17th 949-548·0358 (949) 848·5100 Car loans, personal SPYGLASS HILL yd s379K. 645•5448· ree1 units TWH 1tyl1. view, new root. modeled. Uppe r loan1, t>lll consollda• 2 Twin Hiiia 3Br 1 7f•B• Bonus Am Grt Income $399,000 kitchen, carpet, paint 3br 2ba. FP, w/d. lg * 1 & 2Br D•l•ched --------ROOMS 2706 lion Bankruptcy ex· Sl.195,000 Lrg yard, 2c gar, FP, BNR 723-4494 S395K Agent 650·3822 vlow deck, 1/c gar, Cott•9•• w/Patlo NEWPORT cepted. Fast approvall Prudential CA Really AV access $206,000 EASTBLUFF beautllul boat dock, ulihtles In· noar beach. Cathedral BEACH 2669 NB W.OceanfronV22nd Employment Is req'd . 844·8200 Agent 642·5937 48r 2Ba, Family rm, ctudod. 53200/mo yrly cells, frig. Move·ln Private rm. unfurn, ahr 1 ·800-373·9434 --------A Beautv 3Br 2.5Ba IAGUNA formal dining room, Lso. 714-815·1332 Spoclall s575+s4oo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil bath,'ulls pd, nf1mkg, •OPEN HOUSE• 5 Vrs •Newl White tlle, BEACH 1048 d deposit. 548·2421 1 & 2BR+2BA kltchone111, laundry.I .. •••••••• FRIDAY 11·3 remodele • expanded BIG CYN 4br 3ba, *2 9, 1Ba vety clean MOVE·IN·BONUS 11 819 BEGONIA 2Fp's. Lg Ms~:.~~~~ ~599•000 518•3776 sin fam homo, 1 yr near occ. lower, sm NEWPORT BAY1-~5~6r~~. 1~a~·~9:1:~ ANNOUNCEMENTS TWO 3BR UNITS Agent OPl!N SAT·SUN HARBOR "ILL 4Br leaso. 21 Hermitage pet ok. $745 + $400 TERRACE 714·675·4808 AGENT 707•7420 Flrst·Tlme Homebuyer 2Br 2Ba Bungalow In 4.5Ba Approx 6000s! Ln. Avoll 8·1. $3700/ 714-241·8850 Ld 1 & 2Br near Back (Between 9AM·5PM) SAT·SUN 12•5 Speclallst. I can help North Laguna. Ute & 10.000sl corner lot, mo. 949·759·1899. C M , 8 t Bay & golf courH. -------- 333 POPPY you llnd your dream Bright Remodol. 315 Marble entry 7FP's * 0 •1• ••• • •a Large pool, new car·--------ANNOUNCEMENTS home. For · honesty HaW1horne ($489,000) Joan Burke 759.9314 Harbor View homea Jr·lbr & 1br, also 2br pet & much morfl. RENTALS TO · 2920 Largo beautllul home and experience call Agt Adriena 375.0011 3br 2ba. Anachod 2 1 ba, quiet g ated s N p with guHt quartera. Jenny BracUey A.E. ' Live In fin• ,homea car gar. Lease only comm, pool, tennl1, g~1'4°85~9 SHARE 2724 •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_. Peek-a-boo oceanvtew Brokerage To day! for lass whlle on the $2400/mo. Opon Sal easy a ccess to --------1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S lh Id f PCH ,. M . Prayer to the Holy Spirit ou • • o 714-967·7669 I.ARE FOREST 1055 mar,...et. ust have July 11. 10·2:00. lr11way/beach/mall1. FIND CM aated TWH 2Br ·Holy Spirit You who Agent 714-509·6923 Q t H quanty furn. 723·11 33 1815 Port A1hl•lf· 1'14-557-0075 2.sBa, Jae, nr Nike solve all pro ... lemi, rea ome 3Br 2Ba. 714·759·3088 " Spygla11 Hiii 4br 3.5ba 2017 Palom• Drive 4aR 2.5BA fam oriented New Lfatlng 3Br TWH To place an ad In Town, 5 min to t>each, llght all roads so that I cu11omlzeQ hm, pool/ Gou1met kit, tam rm, comm, tam rm, ipa, 3 and unit on greenbelt Harbor View Hom•• Claaalfled an apartment quiet, neat $550/mo can ache1ve my goal, apa dramatic mtn & English Gardens, By car driveway, central In Bluffs. $299.000LH Lovely Slngt•Sty Hme Call 842•5878. through classified + 112 utla 850·0184 You who gcve me the light vu, 1 11ory S940k Owner 949-846-6158 AC. S289K 588·9470. Prudential CA Realty Avail Sept. $2850/mo Mesa Verde room w/ divine gin to forgive PP 949·844·2841 Nlcel $379,000 4BA B.J. 644-6373 ext1472 Call Betty 675-4630 own bath In exacutove and forget all e>1ll 2.5BA Remodeled KIV OPEN HOUSE Burr White Really NEWPORT NEWPORT nome. Full prlv $475 against me In this I. COSTA MESA 1024 Baths, Hrdwd Jloors NEWPORT FRIDAY 10am·2pm Private Sc h Commtv BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 _u_111_·1_1_n_c1_7_5_4-_4_0_4_1 =~•.ln~!~c~e~' :"~!~~ Agent 949-845·1800 BEACH 1069 iMEWPORT CREST Yrly, unfurn nice 2Brli~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;-~I NB upper t>ack t>ay. Lg this shor\ prayer to Me sa Del Mar 811 ST. Clair OPEN HOUSE 22 Escapade Ct. 2Ba, 2 blk to ocn, 2c lludro w/pV1 entrance. thank You for all Friday 10am·2pm 3 RARE FINDS 52?5•000 alt gar, Lg Mslr·Br, own ba & kitchen things & to confirm EASTSIDE 2 +2 Condo $162,000 OPEN HOUSE walk·ln·clats, patio/yd, FAIRWAY APARTMENTS $750 tnc utll 729·7870 once again that I 380 La Cananda Way FRIDAY lOam.2pm gardener, n/smkr/pota AT BIG C ANYON NP Crest 2 room never want to be sap· VRM $299,000·$338,876 vintage Bch Cottage 2392 Bay Farm Pt. $2250. Agt 831 ·0138 mates needed pro le· arated from You, even Under $500 000 OATED COMMUNITY BY PASHION ISLAND malo nrel. "'o 1moke/ in spite ot all material HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE 480 2BA • ftreploct GENERAL 1002 ~. Comtrlot• RV Actess iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimlfN•O.S.•~Sdlook 2027 Paloma Drive VAM 5519,000.$598,878 Prudential CA · Really 644·6200 Open Sat & Sun nemodoled. 3bd +off, qu ality upgrades. • VRM 5429.000·$488,876 VIiia Point Beautllully ,.. •~ 1~·.1uOful 1rec·llflt:<I ... ut.'<!•~ <lfl(f golf cuurM.' pets. Gar wash/dry lnus1ons. I wish to be Lido Hacienda on Rare Double Lot $999,000. $1,194,676 ~ Prudential OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY 10am·2pm SEA ISLAND 4 Sea Island Or. $389.000 Furnlahed, 1 Br In vit•ws F.11Joy rnrcfree llvlng In ~·our l<1rgc S550ea. 949·642·8153. with You In eternal Joy gated community, t, J. or :l UH aparimcnt homc1 and thank you tor near Fashion Island. Pool Hm to 1hr with your mercy toward• $1850/mo. 718·2382 • IWO<"ilr 1¥1r<1gc young prof'I In C.M. me and mine. The • washutdrycr hooki•P!> Very nice place, vory hi • Hrcplil< ~· IW<Xlfl & ga .. si ea.y·golng. Full prlvlg per1on must say t • • Alrcontlill<>11ln" $500/ •4"' 1101 prayer for 3 con· PATRICK TENORI! PleaH Call & Lei Us Kno w What Your Need• Arel 856·9705 1 ·8 ~O -4 ·TEN 0 A E SOLD! Showcase home• for aale In our Saturdey Real Eatate Supptementl HOMES OF THE WEEK Dlaplay •d• at•rt •t fu•t S751 Qeadl n• Wed 5pm ***** OPEN HOUSE Llatlnga tor $51 Deadline Thurs 5pm ••••• IC pay• to advertlH In the best local Real Estate Section CALL TODAY ' LISA RIVERA 949.574.4252 ANNI! WILLEY 949·574·1'249 BALBOA ISLAND 1006 Chermlng 1br, patio, BBQ, lndry, $965 yrly lu , no p111. 310·838· 3571 eve310.450-1051 Llttl• Balbo• Island 1$18/1520 Abalone Pl. Duplex $759,000 Lora Vance·Aealtor 714-873..<11062 Overelz•d Duple• 7Pr 4Ba, Excellent Location, Bay & Pavll· lqn View $1,100,000 ~ Owl'er 875·7978 CORONA DBL MAR 1022 -------- Lllte Nu Refrlger•tor st25. Tall metal 111• cab. S39. push lawn· mower. 135. 809-1187 Altradivt • lw loxes CellffnU lleelty • I j 'l l I $289K 241·8140 723·8120 ·---------( ' '/' ·---------BIO CANYON TWH on golf courH. 3Br Richard Hanchett 854-8485 HUNTINGTON BEACH 1040 2Ba. end unit, S459K Sauy Luby 875--1653 Prudential CA Realty NEWPORT BEAC:H NEWPORT 1069 BEACH NEWPOl\I_~ 1069 BEACH "For Your Vdy Best Buy At the Beach" MaryAnn McGuire 646-6770 Pi~rice to Fit Your Budget: 1069 $89,900 to $109,876 VERSAILLES Studio, Top Floor Pentho use, Tree Views! $139,900 to $159,876 VERSAILLES 2BR 2BA Totally Upgraded , Bes~ Value! $169,000 to $194,876 SEAFAIRE Studio, Penthouse, 12' Ceilings, Skylites! $179,900 to $209,876 VILLA BALBOA 2BR l .25BA Small O cean Views! $369,000 to $428,876 SEAFAIRE Double Master BR Suites. Fantastic Catalina Island Front Row Views! NOTE: All prwcrrics ace listed with Value Bane;e Mackcring {Seller will Emcnajn - Offers within that specific Price Ran&c.) PRUDENTIAL CALIFORNIA REALTY 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<iin2 three (3) years) and are low to moderate income, you may be eligtbfel For further infonnation. you must attend a free seminar to be held on one of the following dates: OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY 10am·2pm BELCOURT 17 Northampton $560,000 AP .ARTM'ENTS FOR RENT ... mo .. •· aocuuve days. After 3 • \\!cl l.1<1r In 2 and l Ill< daya lhe favor request • Alilrm -.ys1em • RENTALS w ill t>e granted. 'Thi • SI .65(} tu 52 .005 prayer must t>e pub· OPEN HOUSE FAIOAV 10am-2pm 25 Northampton 'S795,000 OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY 10am·2Pm HARBOR VIEW HOMES BALBOA IStAND 2606 So. Balffront 2Br 1 Ba sandy beach, V1J bay, beam ceils, deck, gor S 1595/mo 6"'3·3059 PLEASE CALL (714) 644-0509 NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS Bayfront co-uity wida ~ bad a awiaa. Ttopical ~-1.ttgt Luai fl'.001 8c ... dedt. 1969 Pon Weybridge i-------- VRM $739,000.$848,000 CORONA Walk° to .... hlaAd ~ Miaaca &o. Fullioo IdaDd. Prudential CA Realty DEL MAR 2622 • Spaciou JBR. 2BR ud 2BR ~ daa apta. • Printc padot or bakocUa •Wood b~gu &replua 844-6200 SPECTACULAR Hom• on th• S•nd 4Br 3Ba $1.475.000.. P rincipal s Only. By Owner 875·2708 • Prink 1 Br 1 B• open & airy, •Boat·~· ~It lg deck, 1 c gar, no pet• Avt Aug 2. $975/ •$JS -$2600· mo. Opon Sat-Sun 1·4 Please call (949) 760-0919 429.5 lcJs 673·8078 ~---------------"' THE BJ.UFFS 3Br 3Ba Bonu• rm, remodeled. I•------------------------• S435K Rene Sandora, Agent 310.545-0904 •VILLA POINT• Golf Courae View 2Bedroom +L o ft Call, 760.1669 Agt •BluHa E Plan• 38 R 3 V•BA remolded, green belt loc. 2 1tory, S459,000 ..OP•!" Sat 528 Vlat• Gr•nd• <i~ 94g. 700·3142 NEWPORT COAST 1070 NEW VIEW HOME 4BA 3BA, 3c garage Asking 1899,900 Agent 494·0880 OPEN HOUSI! FRIOAV 10am·2pm SUMMIT $389,000 Prudential CA Realty 844-6200 ----- HOUSES/ CONDOl, PORadT COSTA lllSA 2124 NDt Hee Pert9ct 4 AWtt T'enent, upr Ill f9t 28a. wk-In c:ftt. 'lp, ... upa. pvt pallo, no •:r,'*9· 11395.mo 1 , .. or M•UU ......... lbr 1be c 11111 ...... ,.. ..... ~.1 .... ., ............ ill LIVE THE TRADITION The Terrace Apartments at An Exclusive Opportunity for Waterfront Living on Newport Bay • Limited availability of 1 & 2 bedrooms $1900-$2500/1 year lea~ • 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 ~our erlvate showing.J!..lease call (949) 645-5000, ext. 539 Summer viaitors~ Summer vacation'? Summer achool? Summer moving? End summer etresa. ... ... WANTED 2726 ll1hed Immediatel y iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii after favor Is granted CM are• by occ fe· • without mention of the male 1ludenl Pref favor, only your Initials granny flat/quest hse 10 appear at the t>ot- w/sep entrance Need 1_1_om_· _c_E ____ _ by 8· 1. 760.941 ·3405. COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE BUSUJESS OFFICE FORbNT 2769 Nwpt Boh Hlgh·Rlae furn office to 1hare. AmenltlH, avl lmmed. S200mo. 729·7670. PENTHOUSE OFC w/B•Y View Par\itlon break room, cabled, HecJtthCcn $30,'~re Family. Doctors, Hospitals. OentaJ, Prescriptions. Chiropractic & More. Pre· existing Condttlons Accepted. 1-888-248-4651 Reps. Welcome. No license Required. 10 ea .. T $1100Sq Ft.1---------Broker · 642·3850 LOST & FOUND 2925 COMMERCIAL PRO PER TY 2 77 s liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Found Oog 6-22 vie of Share Working Artist studio, 400 af avail. S 2 2 2 /m o ? u I I I 723·1878 BUSINESS & FINANCE 22nd/Santa Ana, C M Lrg brn/blk med halr dog. no tags 839·7019 Found sm cocker mix llght blonde male Vac l 6th & Santa Ana. CM Blue collar. 645-1933. -----PERSONALS BUSINESS iiif OiiiiRiiiiSiiALEiiiiiiiiiiimii2 9ii0ii0 MEMBE~SHIPS Bqdv & P•I nt Shop I "ii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3ii0ii1ii8i' Great Income CM loc. 1• Oetalla Call Ruth Agl C I! H T E R C L U • 574-0494 631-3011 Tran1lerabl• memt>er• Yogurt Ice croam & 1mth1. Prime NB loc, •••Y to run, rent $750, $791< obo 873·1400 •hip, $6000 1ncl'1 trn1lr fH 723·080• •YACHT CLUB• MEMBllRSHIP Prominent VC Newport Hart>OJ. Fu+I memberattlp, pool. gt\ Jr aalllng prog, cto" to Jany. d1scount1d to " S2500 51S-~95 t r- r m NI l , • s. l! 0 rt l- it r- 1- 1 ,_ l- n e •s 1t O" g a It ~ e a s I· e ll y 5 d e I .. • • • • • • .. 'J fric:JO.t, July I 0, 1998 ,:.;.JI~~' ALLEN · (114 , · OLDSMOBILE fADIWC GMC111UCK 582•0800 Our Family Serving Your Family, Since 1947 ! We 1 pay your to 28332 Camino Capistrano LAGUNA NIGUEL 0 San Diego F~way, Exit Avery Parkway ... , NeWport Beach/Costa Mesa. Doily PitOt EMPLOYMENT BOATS ·•·.....,--... ~-ii30.....,-~·--~:::lr::;;;;;;;;::r.::::;;;.;~::1~·91 WAV•RU lillii!liil"'~~~ii~~I 850, "•"' water ------ •kpr/Seor•••~ AP/ •l•ctrlc Mevlne .... fUrnlture, low hre. Pet PAR'ype 50 wpm+ NB Preschool needs dryer, 1100. •·white rug1, •porting good•. 11950, 94....._11 Computer ht. 722•7331 •lllP lead teachef w/ rattan bar 110011, ldm baby ltema, matermty1;....;;.;..;..;..;.-......._;.....;. ....... ~-. Of Fax rH. 122•7085 ECE unit• tor tyr old cond. 1100. 1574-4958 clolhH. unen• & more • ,.-:::.1:aa: claurm. Ben•flll Padded ilorole Sat only 7am01pm Chevon Fuel Dock 885·2872 / 1 57" 218 Hellotrope 114,7!50. 811-248-~112 In Newport Harbor car~ trave caH "' 949417M52t '' • tHklng FT person: T:~~,m,:r~:~.n'uu?p8.f Wolft4~~-=::.7::... ·~.:;1~·~~u:e~':~ .. 2a• SH Rar harq1\6p, clean-cut & respon· go1lllon1 avail. Fut•,'. Tan At Ho.me •Luggage In th• allel Merctulaer, tr~ ler, •Ible, boating kclOW a I I 714 .... 5 2700\ H. II $715f)O obo. +. Hiiia Boat Service •n• 1 1 • .,., • Buy Direct and Savel b•lwHn • otrope 94e.a48..e78)" 848-975-0740 Women• Shoe Store 'fl Com.merclalfHome lrtt 707 1/2 lrlt Ave. -.......---~----COM ne•d• nip• unit• from 1189.00 EZ patking on 4th at. DUFFY 2011'T ,,....1QP/ Dental Receptlenlst person 9al·Sun ~11ly. Low Monthly Pmta full cover, ... ti 12. PleHant, e1hlcal 0H1c• ahoe e)Cp a+. g7~292 Fr•• Color Catalog 11.124 •S0800. IM9~8-1182. nHds exp'd dental ,,• Call 1-800·711·0158 COSTA MESA 'f person. Good oppt'y .. n1 • .. for change. x1n1 b•n· EMPLOYMENtt' aarae• Sel• Jutr 11 POwcR BOATS •-t: e11111cond1t1on1. New· SERVICES "· 5533 COLLECTIBLES south Pointe Apta. 7012 port Ctr. COal41 OT~1•1•·2F4rl ~ t 6017 955 Baker St., for Info Co11a Meu, gates 1 •• aoston Wlleler •---------•ot ... t•• I ... Driver $7-9 h•lf avg Please ~· aware that Wood carving wall open 81 8am. Furn · 40hp Johnson. ~ own car, proof/Ina, the llsl~.I In this cal· hanf,lng plaque from tur• lor home/otftce, 8hp Evfnrude Zle,.,,.n nHI ap~ear. Vincent m""' 1 1 1 Ch 1 Chil' appllances, electron-tratler & morel S2IOO (714)2 8""'~00 egory_,,~;•7requreyou orgna ar 1es ' lea. computers, patio 71 .. -537-•8•"" , •• ., T. • IQ •can a 900 number NB Flaherman tending ~ -v -v 1=_._ ___ __..,..........,... ... , 1n Whfeh there Is a nets by the Gl'eek f14rnlture, blcycle1, Elementarr •Jr High .. 49 07 .. 4 clothing & m lac .1--------- Teacher for private char. per minute.: $175 v • ""' Everything must gol SAIL BOATS 7014 c llChOOI In . HB. Fax "I: resume 530·344&1•••••••-COMPUTERS 6018 Moving 9_.1.1Sal7am h 530 1441 Hou1ehotd mite 12ft SUNSAIL -and P one • MERCHANDISE 11em1, 1ome furniture trailer, complete.""'•• l!xp'd & Motivated Unhmlled Internet Ac-and much more l ••II by Frill ~O sales person wanted. CHI 56K-emall-WWW 328 Magnolia St. (849) 700·1091 Contacts f9r dlgllal $19.95 ,. setup. SI· No early birds! • prlnllf"!O & color ANTIQUES 6010 erra-not 888-431·6911 'Sat 7.2·00 Moving Sale unDI"'~ SLIPS • 1epara11on1 a plus. · • 4w&.nn n.-~ Salary comm & b•n Blue llhr couch S150 DOCJ<S 10 2 •Ills ' 0 0 e Fa~ ANTIQUE ARMOIRE WANTED Green couch. $25. • · • • K 11 ch• n e ti•. N ••d s Womens clothes, az liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill .. rHume 949·75fJ.19l 7 some TLCI $600 OBO TO BUY 6019 9·10. Boys clothes sz 80' Nwpt Mooiln Insurance Call Gina 642·3228 9·10. 2449 Andover E. Balboa & t., Newport Com. Broker-1 BUY ALL PIANOS Place. By Fairground• First mooring o • age aeeklng exp. Antlquea·Qual. furn!VJre Sat 8am•3pm kitchen beach $12.000 CSR. for Emp. Flll!DC.STRCMANN 1pc or houHk.11 cash atuff,furn,odds·n-endal (502) 493·:1 Benefits dept. ANTIQ.UHS paid (714) 957-8133 327 E. 18th St CENTER SLIP IL Requires project & .,..,....,......,....., I E (b k · ) 5011 I NB E 2 org. skills, markellng &:.» uu c,., Old Coln• Gold Silver Un I ac unit 40· n • c- exp., & analyals of BOUGHT Franklin Mint, Sterllng all•r between CHI meH 729·7 70 quotes. Customer 1vc. AND SOLD Old watches & Jewelry Santa Ana/Rocheater SUMMER RENTl'L i k 1 11 s . c r 1 t I c 8 1 • Weatc.oast Coln 642·9448 3811 allp nr Pavlllfon Mlcro1ot1 office exp. RECORDSfTOP $ NEWPORT $400mo 949-873'4928 req. 2 yrs exp. and Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock BEACH 6169 current L & O lie. Etc ... 50'• & 60's Mike I••••••••• Call Barbara Burn• 045-7505 MOBILI 949-263·0600. Or fax D••len•r• G arage AUTO resume 949·263-0906. · U. tdiques Sale art, antique I••••••••• La Cave RHtaurent ~ JEWELRY, FURS prlnt1/small furn, Hostess nights. Tue, & <ilollcclihlea & ART 6025 accHsorlH, womens BMW eo Wed, T}lur, occaslonlll ~OP DOLLAI' • \ cllhs, shoes. hsehold Wk end. apply In per PAIOI • ,_.\ Cl 1 , c Items, good deatall g so~ 1695 lrvlne Ave~ 1~'feeo ~" sta~1r;g A':4::~~.· x~ 2139 Vista Laredo '87 BMW 7401t.f Costa Mesa 646-7944 • cond 5225 646-0754 (th• Bluffs) Sat 8·4 Sdn load•d. CO, tr· · 0u!!:!1 • East Bluff Blowout! (VOM03Sl 4) $4'7, 5 PfT Dellv•rr person .. Jgh • Co•ta M••• $6 +gas, at1ernoons, Estata U.. PETS.•· · Anllq, furn, clothH. Llncoln·M~rcu~ grt 4 students/Hnlors Conducted ~ TV, VCR, camera (714) 540-503C) must have car. Call P . ti 'i' Ch' ANIMALS 6049 equip, rifle, musical _...__..____.__,.--Charlos. 540-8911. ain ngs ' ina ln11.. tools. etc. Sal * '84 3181 * 1 Books 'ii Furniture eam. 2921 Cassia St. S2800 obo PRE·SCHOOL DIR 40 years Female Lab, German 714-045·9878 Prof. E.C. educator /n Newport Beach ahephord. box.or mix Huge Multi Famll~ needed as school dlr. 14•673•622 need• loving home. * Garage Sal• * for Tutor Time chlld· .. _______ 1 yr, spayed. 651bs, Lalinde Place CADILLAC cute wrinkly facel Call July 11th Sam iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiii care, learning ctr Jn Sam at 248-8445 $50 Tons of children and NPB. Excellent aolary obo. household Items. '85 Fleetwood 0 d & bl1s. Must be CA cond, runa good, d Ir . qua 111 I ed. Talkative playful QJBY/ Between Tustin & r•·bulll engln•/\IM•, c an 955·2672 ANTigUES wht J blssynlan mix, Santa Ana 011 23rd s1795 obd. 050-~8 Premier Ace Hardware teste vacc'd &pyd. Moving Sele 7/11 i Older Style urnltwe Fee req. 562·433·4797 7a-2p nearly new Rotaller hos O?•nlngs PIANOS&Collec:tlbles sotn. love uat; CHEVROLET 90 5 for hardware sale• ·~·f......_ . ch a rr 1 , ch e 1 t ·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii•lii assoc and cashiers. ·s-·Ao-·Oll<e'-. BICYCLJ:S 6060 kcaaH. twin bed, •9 4 Corvette FI ex sch• du II n g • $$ CASH PAID $$ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil patio Ht, exec desk. benefits package. ....... _..._ t d d Polo grMn/IVort lf\r Call Sue at -~· REI Novara 21·: very re urn an ere enzat. (108029) $2,,8'7 Crown Ace Hardware WE BUY ESTATES light weight, idnt cond Jampa, toy1, and more LEXUS 673·2800 or apply In --~lllOM~Aitir $125 714-646-8800 1975 Pt. Trinity Cir. MISSION VI• parson 3107 E. Coaat Multi Famllr on 1_~(9.;.,.4..,..8~)3;,..0.;.,4,...·.,,,;0~,,..-Hwy CdM _S_P_O_R_TI_N_G ____ , Glorletta St. In East '98 TAHO•.., Bluffs. A lot of every-Whlle/greylltht 4 P~us~a~:• ,!:~1~on& GOODS 6065 thin~ sat 8-4 640·9114 (303941) s21,,1 honest, 15·20hrt a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Old booka·Engllsh clat· MlaSLIUONUV8I k 4 9 S6 25/h Surf Board Channel 1lc1. Make chic ac· ':H mo~t~~· b~nua: Island. 7tt. 20 "width. ceasortea for Interior (848)30...00 Lotions & Lace ooJJ. • Like nu. $175/0BO. decorators. 743 Baker St. CM 957-8133 Walt. 848-1979. Saturday· 8 AM _ 1748 Bayport Way R E A L E s TAT E SOAUTH c3AST Newport Beach SALES FIT or PIT UCTI N TV, ELECTRONICS, SAT 8 •1 Neighborhood Licensed or not We're STEREO 6080 DODGE Le Mini Van 7 •· hiring now I ERA will 22t2 le. ... It. Hie, furn, clothes, Iola ·~Coll The Pilot Classifieds at 6 4 2-56 7 8 to place your Garage Sale Ad! ;a;g~~l~~·:~~r~~~~ _ ..... _ .... _ .... _~_~_CA_CJ._t2_:._'_ 4::: •• :.·~~k·~~bl~!~ ~~~£:~~~~~~~~~:~ w/doors xlnt cond Look for slgnslll '92 Caravan it (143756)8. 2 Coate Me .. ~ Llncoln·M•ro"ry (714) 5-40.5830 - ". ~~ --- 1111 '"' . C•L•A•S ULT IMATE • Treasure IOOOBTU -- BectmSat~ N.,._ ... Ptll 9llO BOoolnVMlN 2~---• Bodll • (WW 200 PIS)et & hMllm* S..1.GD 0-.oolll 880 at• IOI.net, roll • aw.c.. .,,.. - s • I • ..,... ............ .-...V·--....... L-.n-. ..,.. ~-...... '-'I .. ._ . ....,ca Q:hi ........ ..., -... ........ ..... ._._.. ......... CiollleendtltJle dlftlwood ---1'14WM!IR Olli .... O:illetltJle ,,,..,_.. lt?I .• ..,,. CMlllllldllft °'*9 ... woad ..... ... "' ...,.., ... ....... ~ .. -N'dtl2,,.., ... ...... .... Oiilt ............ "" ...... ,o 0.. .... 211M --. .... 2111. -... ., .. ---. OOC:ik .... Qlllllf~ -... .... ......... ........ --~ ....... ..... .,. I• .. (Md~ l ........... .... .....,.,, ..Wlllf9 • .,. I .... ,fdll • new Ulildt2111N .... Dl)Obo ·-·-...... ..... ........ ··-··· ......... -,, ...... .. _ .... .._ --,...,. ........... -·--... Ill ... --,. ... .J"' ... .... -"--............. w .......... -"--.... ...... ·-........ ........... "49..Ji .. l'jl ., ......... ···-- Ollll ...... -.............. ............ ---·-··· .... -.1,.. .. ·-i-................ -----....• , R E C E PT I 0 N I ST $500 840-0754 g~~~:r•~~~ •. 0"~~: APPLIANCES 6011 -------•I SANTA ANA 6180 FORD· 907S 002·0070 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GARAGE SALES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '95 TAURUS &L SECRETARY Stack Whlrtpool l!•tat• Salel Total AC PW p ... h & d l'k ·-------•I . I OL, AB.,., 1111, Great Communication was er ryer, 1 • con1ont1 of homel CC. AM/FM <rfl,-a, 1kllls. Santa Ana new s475. 7 2 1.oeoo Incl'• Llmoge china, ( 1 59684) • $8,9 11 714-547-7021 CORONA 0 /Rm, tub zaro frig, Co•ta Me .. 1 SECURITY GUARDS FURNITURE 6014 DEL MAR 6122 ::~~~t:~o p:1.~~~nh H~«;.;1;4~5~ Exp wkends for •P• m o r • I ~i'fJf clal events & gated ~nlertalnment Ctr/curio •Set• Only &am-noon flrl Sat Sun 8:3C>-4pt----------comm. 714·692·7689 e·x 6.5' $650. Curved · 13781 Qer-shon • Ith sofa/beige s·x 6. 719 Iris St. No. tide of S U M M I! R J 0 B r 7 PCH. llem1 ranging -"-------Ruponalble work. s5oo. e 5•7 813 from $10·$500. Llvrm SANTA ANA Can't seem to· get to all those repair jobs " around the hous-1 Aecept for Doctors •HP Laeer Jet II furn, pots, patio furn. office. N.B. 759·7793 Printer 8' Sofa, 2 clolhH, C01, ski raok, HEIGHTS 6i 84 CASHIE R Full time position. Must know how to sail! $7.50/hr.+ depending on knowledge Loveaea11, 2 Platform North face backpack, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rocker1, Blue leather 1kl'1 & boot1, gas bbq Lawn Sale Sat 9.1pm recliner, King brass w/1lde burner, and 20432 Santa Ana Ave., ~~~~n~~:~~4d;.v23~~ m°'ellll CASH ONLY. Santa Ana Hlght1. Evenings Only. Estate aalel Furn, Clothing adult/child, china, silver, glaH, am appnances. ml1c. Thinking of having a paintings, books, garage Hie? plants, everything ••••••••• Give ua a calll goHI 35QO Liiac St. Let the ... CIH•lfl•d I Service Dlrectorr help you flndr 1 reliable htlp.- 842·5978 CLASSIFIED (OH Poppy/Inland aide TRANSPORTATION Full time position. 042·5078 of PCH) Frl·Sat 8·2P Selling boating ~ulp.,llr======::..:.:======~=======.:;::;::=====.r S7.S0· 10.00lhr. Must be a knowledgeable sallorJboatperson. Heavy lifting. Mtnnle'• Yaoht H8·4191 S rtB•aoh .Al'FOUOi&i ·WIW nm......,._. _..,. ..... 812-880 Per Hour ~ =~--=~=---·-· '-I I I ••• ti' hd .. ,. c.a:r:z rt ,~ .. STARTING ANEW BUSINESS PP -The IAgal Department at the Dailg Pilot is plltlSed to announce a nfll1 >1 service now available to MW buslnaus. • We will 110U1 SEARCH the name for gou at no extra charge, and save~ th• tinw and thf trip to thf Court Houu in Santa Ana. 71Nra, of~ "'•~ after the March i1 com»/et«I w.111il/ Hie /IOClr Rctitious bwlnal nanv 11111/t the Countr Ciak, publish onc1 a UJttlc for four Wffb as rtqU/Nd bf '""' and then RI• vour proof of publication With th• CounJ1 Cl.rt. PllOU 1/op l!f to lilf //OU' lklilious buSinas nanw 1tat.,,.,t at the Dai1'- Pilot, !J30 W. Bar St, Costa Nao. If rou amnot 1top bf, pt.,. mil us at • (114) Ha.43al Ondw 111111 maa .,,..,_,.,Its'°"'°"'° IMndlt thO proc«lurw bg mall. If I/OU lhould haw anv furlMr quatkJnl, pletm Cdll • mtl • 111111 tw mor1 than glad to assist~· Good lud In""'--',,., MlnfllJ to. TODAY'S 53 Golf-courte unit 54 Without thought 59 BaMbell ev9ntt ISO PICtufe 81 F9nC!ng Sword 52 Slealt or potk 63 Some pM,.lt. 64 II' 1 a loflg atoryt DOWN 1 Easy11- 2 By way of 3 Nonh Pole wofk9'? .. Netted 5 Charms 8 Some partlH 7 WIH -owl 8 Luau fare 9 Went Inside 10 WeapONeu 11 Bleach MOtl 0 , .... \Ned "-e 9yndtale 12 Skip 13 Coilec:tk>ns 32 Leave well • 48 Crest 18 Writer Waugh enough-49 "To-h may 22 Clean a l1sh 34 In a short time • conc.m· 23 -Nevada 39 Soggiest so Rak• • 24 'lns'\anr house 40 Miami •ve< 51 Can. prOYinoe 25 Slcetched 41 Mak8I POUible 52 Go llrsl 28 Type Of r.ce 42 =collectJons SS Ostrich'• kin 27 Alreralt 44 or 56 Health 28 Plant-eallng Cost r8IOl1 rodent 48 Feify-tale 57 Trooser pert 29 Angty With beddie 58 • -. 1eam1· ..-'"ft--9"0-. .......... -- all The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 • Friday, July 10, 1998 13 --------------------------------------------------Brlll19 ... ey~-OOMN ... - wkh °""" SHARIF and TANNAH HINSCH JAGUAR ____ _,._,._ .................... ____ ...... o=="'i'!~,~. r • Low 11et , (2WPL425) $13.995 llAUl!A LOTUS 71 ..... 42·7.,00 PLAY THE ODDS '92 Sovereign '97 MARK VIII NORTH •Vold Grffn/lan lthr. tow ml LEXUS 9115 AC, PW/POL, ABS, 1111, '93 PRl!VIA Li wnt, diamonds. • (083t 35> 114•995 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (087170JJ 525,997 aulo. cass, lull pwr West led the lting of clubs. and an BAUi!" LOTUS '93 ES 300 Co••• M•H (008060) $\5,555 immediate heart shift ~ould have _ __;.7....;1...;4-_e.;..4.;.2;;.'..;7...;.,...;00;..;.._ White chrome, lull opt Llneoln·Mercury Ll!XUS 01' t> A 10651 O KS doomed the game. But East's seven of '93 V•nden Pl•• (222079) $20,997 (7 tl41 540·5830 WESTMINSTl!R clubs could have been a sinaleton, llO Black. cream lthr. LEXUS (7 t 4) ae2.eea. A -West conllnued with the ace, then (689299) Sl9,995 M ISSION Vll!JO , } •Q965 Jl WEST EAST • Q64 J • KJ9875 l Q Q98 0 1086 •A KJ SOUTH •A 10 i;,J 7 o AQJ974l ... 1011 The bidding: EAST SOlTl'H WF.ST 3• 40 ... Pass Paa .... Opening lead: Kina or • NORTH 50 When you have nothing else to go by, play the percentages. This deal, from lhe top-night Macallan PaJrs in London, is an object lesson. Rubber bridge aficionados might lind East's hand a little·weak for a vulnerable three-spade preempt. but it is par for the course in.duplicate pairs, where jostling the opponents out of their bidding rh_ythm can reap huge dividends. Despite the barrage, North was aware that it was quite possible that there might be a slam on the hand, but had no room to invc.~tigate. Thus the conservative raise to five FORD 9075 HONDA shirted to a heart, taken by the table's 8AUl!R LOTUS (9491384·0884 MEMCEDES 9130 '95 C•mry wagon 3rd '98 acc.~ obvious line wa~ to play for 714·•42·7.,00 iiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii seat, h.igg. rack, !tint '93.XJe '93 ES300 fully cona $14,5QO. Great a 2-2 trump spl it, but declarer, British 1 d d 1 h a/ / .JI!.' ouyt 72t ee10 intemationitliS'l Nicola Smith, knew Brack, tan llhr, 10 m l oa e • t '· c, am 'f''f:j 230 4·cyl, gH, • (670673~SHl,995 Im cass, moonro<St. tlunrool , ec, lllnt cond, ,.,. .. PREVI .. LI! SC that a 3-1.division was more likely, BAU A LOTUS $13 400 714·754·1734 • $2500 b • ., .. • • z • •0 ° Cull wl'll1, dual A.IC nnd the odds against an even break 7t4·842•7700 ,9 3 ds 3 00 11 '82 300'50 moonrl, ~3KKVSsla) $!9,888 were even stronger because East's ,83 XJS convt Black/lllory, full opt, gray/black 1ntenor. LEXUS OF distribution was more likely tl) be any Black, tan llhr, lo ml (053982) S23.977 S4 500.obo WESTMINSTER 7-3·2-l than 7·2-2-2. (187238) ~21..995 LEXUS PP 673·15.942 (714) 892·8908 To allow for thal, declarer came to BAUl!R LOTUS MISSION VIEJO 197 580SEL Ru1•---------..,.,.,..,..,,,....._ • hand with the occ of diamonds and · 714·842·7.,00 (949)384-0684 shorp.. i-owner, phn, '98 CAMAV LE rr: d d ~th t · f 35k rh1 . AC, •uto, ru e a spa e w1 '84 XJG ,94 LS 400 like new. wh11e w/tan 1747865,-s14,550 trumps. Now.the q n of clubs as Bntlsh racing stripe, Cashmere /Ivory llhr Int SJ2,950 obo LEXUS OF led,' declarec. discan.ling her losing tan Inter\ co, lo.w ml, (200306) s~l ,987 7 2 3 ·1 5 o • ·WESTMINSTER heart when Eas1 could not ruff this (891457~119,995 LEXUS (714) B92 ·89C>e trick. Racking up 11 tricks in the dia-~~~o'!~~;~: MISSION VIEJO MERCURY 9135 mond game proved to be an excellent•---------(9491384-0884 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii resulL '94 XJ8 Sliver ---------1 Grey llht Inter. low ml, '98 LX 4 50 ,· iclnt eond. S2t ,500. Cashmere/ivory, lull 949·873-4218. opt (138217) $39,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949)384·0884 '73 Mere Comet Rebll VS & trans, new pnt & tues. rohable, no smog, S2995 OR Jsada ~ El Camino (949) 945·8893 '98 MAXIMA GXE 31K mJ. auto. (3POL965) St5,555 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892-8808 '87 CAMRY LE t9k m1, custom whls, Auto, 1mmacu1atell (3VG8023) SAVE LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8900 '89 VANAQON Blue, grey Inter, (2PSV962) $13,995 BAUER LOTUS 714-642· 7700 '88 Convt Eldo C•d Triple black, new eng. $8500. Stored 16 yrs MtNTll 949·646-1162 '88 Mu•t•nv V-8 auto new eng'ttansJbraket. restored, megs,sharpl $5000 trade 644·4350 9~00 Seized cars from $175. Porsches, CadiRacs, Chevy•. BMW's, Cor- ve11es. Jeeps, 4WO's. 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