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Home My WebLink About1998-07-13 - Orange Coast PilotC 0 l u·M NIST FINALIST peggy normondin Reality of the neu;s comes out in the wash • EDITOR'S NOTE: This 1s the fifth of eight fmalisu m our search for Fred Martin's replacement . We'll announce the Winner after we run the remaining three fmahrts' entrlctS Peggy Nor· mandm livM m Newport Beach. T h(' car w<1sh held d pdrtic- ulur thrill ror me d'> a kid. My dad aUowed m~ to sit 111 th<• plush mlf'nor of his huge maroon Electra dnd cnusc through lh<• wttsh tunn£>1, '-dfely <.,pulc•cl up m Uw I ront s~c1t of his luxury '>Nltm •1 MONDAY, JULY 13, 1998 ....,. -A••<-# Did the tramc plan work? •Newport Beach City Council to decide whether intersection of Jamboree Road' and Bison Avenue is still a hazard. ---~ltlt NEWPORT BEAC H C.:1ty ledders tomghl will try to figure out how they should deal with the mcredibly touchy issue ol temporary trnff1r measures dt thP intersecllon of Jamboree Road dnd Bison AvPnue lL SP<'med l.Jk" d lunq, cldrk ..,ra1y ride (i1n11t rot<1ling brush- <'S '>Wctllowt•cl up the car as 1l 1crkecl r1lo11q the ch<1m ht•ll. Wt11<•r uush<'d tll th<• windows from snttk<'-hk<' host>'> <1nd loud 11ppmq nols<'s hlll'd th!' uit'. TH.RllLS AND . SPllLS AT THE FAIR The medS\ires -prohibiting left-hand turns onto Btson from northbound Jdmboret! dnd stop· pmg dnvers from crossing Jam- boree on Bison -wer~ imposed by tl')c council last year for a s1x- month tndl p<mod. which end.., Thursddy. The redson for thP < httng('' was an mcrc>asi.ng dmouot of< on· cem from Edslbluff residents tt" to the safety of their streets. Wlwn dayhght <.,lurte<I lo pok(• lhro\Jqh lh<' c.1hyi;s, I wc1rdwcl for my dc.1d's t~1ce tluouyh lh(• blurred wmclsh1cld fh.-rc ht• wc1-;, c1lonu tht> ra1.hng, thu1.nhs in his t•ctrs, w1m1lmg his £Jngc1'> <1nd squinting his eye-; m d ... PnPs of silly fdcPs. I wds saf~ dCldln. Wh<1l I cn1oyPd most t1bout lhLS duldhood <.tdvt•nhir • was lhe scnsatmn of hPmg, at lhe sdnw time, enHulf Pcl m dnd pro- tPclt>d from so much danqNous ltirhulenn• I could watch 1t and not h<' toucht>d by 1l. PrPlly c;mug. I wds. Of (()ltr'><~. they don't allow pt•opl<• to sit through thos<' big ra1 washt•s unymore. Too many hdldtd<;, too mcmy lldhihtws. But, wt> hdve The> News. It's Uw o,r1nw kind of th1ill, you know SEE COLUMN PAGE 6 A rider goes down in the adult super mini-race during the Youth Motorized Olympics in the Grandstand Arena at the Orange County Fair on Sunday. Leah Bezuldenhout, 8, .right, of Costa FAIR MOM£NlS Mesa thought the motorcycles were too loud for her as she cov- • Do you Nve a ers her ears as a roar of vehicles favorite fair moment7 Call our goes by. Today, which ls Teen Day, Readers Hotline at f aJrgoers can attend the fest from b4i-6086 or send an e-mall to noon to midnight and will be dpUotlO treated to a variety of events earthllnk.net · including a Sock Hop, the Cham- pion Cotton Candy Contest and a concert with Sister Sledge, Q1;1ad City DJ's and Miranda. For a full Ust of today's events, see page 3. •• DAILY.PIL9T PHOTOS BY !10N LEACH Mike B1g1. d nwmh+'r of the 13astbluff Homeowneb Associa· lJon Board, S&d people 1n thl' Bluffs and Newport .North wen usmg Bison Avenue as d short-cul through the rec;1dent.Jd.l m•1ghhor hood. With the reopenmg of Ed<;;t- bluft Elementdry School and more developments corrung Online. that concern is hetght· ened, he said ------SEE TRAFFIC PAGE 6 Thompson's ·execution to go on Dci1 Pb TAKING A WORKING NEWPORT BEACH -De::.pilt> attempts by his lawyers ldst we •k to postpon tus execution date, Thomas Thomp on is schcdull d to die by lethal m1ect.ion dt San Quentin State·Pric;on on Tue-,,da} Teachers' assistant discovers that working summer school session is no day at the beach PAI II Ml:Cl.AIN Dlif Pb Aftei he Jett the sweltering hc>at of tlw Southern Methodist Umve1s1ly C1lll}pus m Dallas, Scott Sh1mN imaqlned a sum- mer rclt1lung on the beach near his parent',; home on Balboa Island. It was nico to dream. lnstcdd, he devotes his mom- 1nys o isling ll~ttdlers with lhe ON VACATION • &um.mer school program at Estanaa High School. classes begin, the halls become abandoned. As students start filing in for their class- es, Shimer • reports to. the Health and Dii· ver's Edu-S r I • I Then, Shimer can begin his daily routine. He handles every aspect of the ngorous, 8 a.m.-to- noon shift, from grading papers and takiilg attendance to male· ing photocO~ ud calling par; en ts. cation •nie teachers have a lot of wing. There are atmost 1,900 . studenti enrolled, but once .. WISH Of THE ~K--------"--' • These Items -and meny more -•• .. wkhes .. the principals of the Newport· MJ~ School Otstrlct would llM to ~ gr.med In order to continue improY· Ing the qualtty Of studtnts' lducatlon. Tllte • look at the list below lt1d rMybe ~ bv volunt9etlng In • computer lab or dONtlng boob, c.n mike•~ mme true. . HA190R Vl!W UMINTAft l'IMn for muttipurpo1e room; rolllng c.u for •traveling• progrMWS; floor, desk flft. C.U K-.n KencMll .t 515- 6940. SEE IMER PAGE I IN PRINT .. f . t~ORO SEUER Scott Shimer stops to chat wttb other tie.Chen' •ulltanb at Estancia Hlgh School where he llu 8 IWD- merJob u a tiNcber's aide. nus will be the -.econd bme an execut.Jon date has been set for Thompson, 43, who was convtct· ed of raptilg and murdenng Gin· ger FleJ.Schli. a 20-year-old New- port Beach woman. m S<'ptember 1981. An apped1s p.:mel ldst y1..•ar put the bred~ on Thomp on's execu- tion JliSI 32 hours before he was scheduled to die, saying his lawyers argu<'d ineffectively agdlllst rape charges. On T hursday, Thompo,on' lawyers pleaded with dO 11 · judge panel of the 9th U S Cir· cu1t Court of Appeals 10 an effort SEE THOMPSON PAGE 6 INDEX ~ ····························' fAICMIDI ..................•..... 2 MJC IOTICES ....................... I Sftll5 I e ' o • e I e e .ict • • • e • • • I• I • I • • I I e I 6 llP Q05I, I • I • e. I I t I I I • I I I I I I • I I • • I • It .2 WfA1IB .••.•..........•.••.•.••..•.. ! WEAntEI ........... ., ... .. -' ............. .. ,....,, .. .... s.•• , .. 1 2 Monday, Jufy 13, 1998 Too good/or the Daily Pilot? R kit~~. the 1980s heartthrob who's band played at the Orange County Pair this weekend, ls apparent- ly too good to be inter- viewed by the O.lty Piiot. You would think reporter& and editors for the Pilot's enter~ tainment section were trying to score an interview. With Michael Jackson the way Springfield's publicity people avoided them and gave ~em the run-around for months 'before the story was supposed to run. Finally, the entertainment edi- tor spoke directly with Spring- field's pu blicist, who gave the excuse that the celebrity •has to save his voice• because he's on tour. The Daily Pilot came to find out later that Springfield, known for his one-time hit, •Jesse's Girl,• had granted an interview with Pasadena-based radio sta- tion KROQ. We guess he felt the local paper wasn't worthy of his fame. REWARD OFFERED FOR LOST NOTEBOOK: If you were in the vicinity of the Spin Out carnival ride at the Orange County Fair around noon on Friday, you may have seen an .important note- book flying through the air. The pad in question belonged to Daily Pilot reporter Tim Gren- da. who was on the new thrill- ride for a story he was doing on the best and worst of the fair's ,Midway. When be got on the ride, the narrow pad of paper clearly labeled •Professional Reporter's Notebook• was snugly tucked into Grenda's back pock.et. But after two minutes of twist- ing and turning, the pad was gone and was never seen again. With a reporter's salary being what it ls, a large financial reward is not at stake. But if the notepad is returned to the Daily Pilot offices at 330 W. Bay Street, Grenda promises to furnish something of value in return. WATERED DOWN INTRODUCTION: Attempted time-saving measures by Costa Mesa Mayor Peter Buffa may leave him high and dry. At the 35th Annual Public Safety Awards Luncheon Mi Friday, Buffa requested •thunderous applause," when introducing city councilwomen Heather Somers and Libby Cowan and County Supervisor Jim Silva. But after the three •who .. could hurt,• him had been intro- duced, to save time, Buffa said he wanted tlie banquet atten- dees te clap once when he intro- duced the remaining local offi- cials. All seemed fine until Mesa Consolidated Water Board Mem- ber lhldy Ohlig-Hall rec£ved the one-dep ovation. She stood up and threatened, •t only get one clap. I'll tum your water off.• -Compiled by Dally Pilot staff locals only Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilat - + lduca11as Bae t ti= llDd maMn degrw fnJm OrdPtmf.al College, Loi ~ + Pmt Palltkllll: I Wlllbt Reading at El Tbro l:fjgh School a f years, ancf I WU the~ Pwjamu Director for ~~-~tlUbltance abme trHtn:al6Dt ledlty. I have been the , ppthlt ~. Alllst.ant Manoger and Dep\lty GiDlnl Manager for the Orange c:ounty Patr. + Pr11mt om.,....._ GaDeral Manag- er/CBO for the OnDge County Pair =.,...._ f1f.Job In 15 or fWwltr I OWlllll8 tba general operation of the gs98te8t WI tn California (the Orange County Pair) &ild I OYel'IS8 the year: round ~tm al tbe Orange County Pair eDd EXpowHinn Center. + YoUr ...... Pftlf• ••'?Ml~ ment: Becoming tbe ~al pianager. for the <>r-. ~Pair. CKY DLEY this one.) + Youir .. lll:lt penonel ~I see life a a continual process and jour- ney 10 C1De achievement does not stand out u tbe •best· I am proud that my ~rand I have been JJWried for 23 years and that our children are growing into wonderful human beings. +Yow personal motto: Believe in lhlth. +Yow~~: We love to buy art -nothing very famous but pieces ttiat we like and enjoy, especially hom places where we travel. + What can you cook: I can only cook two things: cheese ball and creamed com. + Th• flnt thing that attracted you to your spouse: He was full of life, funny, had a car and lived down the ball in the all Freshman dorm. + One thing you would change about the wor1d If you could: U 1 could wave a wand and change only one thing it would be to eliminate any kind of child abuse, be it emotional, psychological or physical. + A. habit you wish you could change: I lose track of time and am often tardy. + The college major you almost took: +TM worst idea you ever hMt. Bought a used sports '\:at when we were dead bro lee + 1he a.st book you've ever rud: ~'I Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl American Studies + Your last charitable act A graduation gift to two deserving but unexpecting high school graduates. + WMt would you Nive been voted in high tchool: I graduated high school in 1972 when such things were c()J)Sidered too •establishment." In reality, I was vot- ed ASB Vice President for Fullerton High School. + Your idea of exerdse: Aerobics and Uft-~g weights while watching a good VJdeo. + The thing you most disHk• most llbout your appearance: Grey hair. + 1he mmpect disc In }OU' c.ar right now: Soundtrack from •Rent• +Your most~ posse•lon: A wateroolor f>!lll*Jing of the Bailey home in Mmomi. + As a child, what did schoolmates tease you about I was teased about my short. squatty steers (in 4-H). + Wt1at ls in ye>Ur trunk right now. A sleeping bag from the last chil~ who went to camp. +Who _.. your heroes: Mother Teresa and Colby Reedy + I had a dream (nightmare) that The Pacific Amphitheater was in reality a col- lege testing site and all the students arrived to take the test in their under- wear. . + WOnl or,.-..... ,o1.1 most ovew: •oean your roomt • (I had help with WEDDING . Rigolet -Passannante St. Bonaventure Catholic Church in Hunt- ington Beach was the set- ting for the June 13 wed- ding of Susan Rigolet, of Newport Beach, and David Passannante, of Hunting- ton Beach. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rigolet of Newport Beach. Her dress was E¥-egant white sheath, sleeveless with pearl and sequins on the upper bodice of dress and pearls and sequins along trim o" detachable full train that accented nicely with brides- maids solid royal blue dresses. Her maid of honor was Natal- ie Rigolet, the sister of the bride, and her bridesmaids were Suzi Canfield, Lydia Passannante, and C hloe DiTirro was the fiower girl. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Passan- Susan Rigolet and David Passannante nante of Huntington Beach. His best man was Daniel Pas- sannante, his brother, and ush- ers were Nat Tomaselli and Michael Dresser. The reception at the Hunt- ington Harbor Bay Club was attended by 200 guests. The couple reside in Hunt- ington Beach and will be taking a wedding trip to Australia in November. The groom ls a captain with American Airlines. + Favorite ~ fri>n1 rMlity. A sauna and a massage + Phone number were people c.an rud1 · you: (714) 708-32.47 Planners to · consider more entertainment at eatery • Costa Mesa's Habana Restaurant wants to offer flamenco dancing. TIM GRENDA ~Pb COSTA MESA -Plans to offer flamenco dancing at a Cuban restaurant and allow a motel to rent more of its rooms to long-term tenants than city law permits will be heard Monday night by the Planning Commis- sion. The commission is set to con- sider a request by Habana Restaurant in tbe Lab Anti-Mall on Bristol Street to expand its cur- rent live entertainment line-up by offering traditional Latin dancing on a permanent basis, The restaurant already oUers live amplified music played by a jazz. trio and performances by male and fem ale flamenco dancers on special occasions. The owners now want to have dancing on a more permanent basis, every Wednesday through Saturday ,_ ______ night until •The Costa Mesa Planning Commission will meetat 6:30 p.m. today in the Oty Council~ bers at City Hatt, 77 Fair Drive. midnight. City staff has deter- mined that . since no complaints have come in about the tapping feet or gui- tars during the previ- ous danc- ing performances, making it a permanent attraction should not be a problem. · •The flamenco performances will occur only inside the restau- rant ... therefore staff does not anticipate any impacts,• said a city staff report. ln other action, the commission is set to consider a request from the Sandpiper Motel located on Newport Boulevard to rent more than 25% of its rooms to long- term occupants. ln an effort to discourage peo- ple from using low-rent motels as permanent homes, the city earlier this year passed a law that requires motels to rent no more than 25% of their rooms to people who stay for 28 consecutive day9'. The owners of the Sandpiper are the first to ask for permission to exceed the new city standard and city staff has recommenqed approving the request as long as the motel meets certain condi- tions. In order to receive permission, the motel must provide more parking and landsca.ping on the property, repaint portions of the buildings, install security lighting and build an outdoor patio where a trailer now sits. • BW>QS HOTUNE 642-6086 .. Mesa, CA 92626. eopyright No news storief. lllustr•tions. edito-Nlm.u.r or~ WEATHEI SUIF POLICI LO I TIPS VOLN.N0.184 1"DllAS H. ..... P\lblWw ~Mu.&&.. Editor l'l'IVIM. .... Mlnlglr'9 EdMior nM---. ~ Mlr1lgfng Editor ........ __ ,_, --CWl--S.--lcllor ....... ........ mm~ ~AM19"19 ..,., ..... a 1PA1d Aas:tMlug &.-•••• BL~ ft«Ord yotX comments M>out the Delly Pilot or news tips. •.• •• ••1 .... 111 ~•.,>-- ~n can be reproduced with- out written pennltllon of copy- right owner. HOW IQ REACH US ... CltallMlofl The nm. Ot'enge Cowrty tmO) 252-91'1 Adw9tt1111z.z a.tfled -5678 =r2-432' NewlS.1224 5por1I 142-43JO News, 5por1I ,. 64"4170 ~~.Mt ...... OftblG42t ..,.,..,,..,. Nlllt'i9cl .. 1"'-~--. ~ •lllMi Minar~ . w Wl&,,i LI&. ......,..cm ............ *'" ., .............. ....... °',,, ....... TEMPDAlUMS Balboa 82165 Corona del ~r 81166 CosuMesa 83164 Newport Bffch 84163 tWwport Coast IJ.'64 Nwwport llldtlel i.1ver Jetty CdM .... Wlndll wll be llghl Ind .......... ,...,..,,.,. ...... .....,o.ts • knots in the evening. . We will have • Parted, occupied vehicles containing one or more J*10"' are : TIDES sllght Increase especially signlflQnt If obsefwd It en Unusuaf hour. they : . TODAY could be poglbte lookouts for• burglary In P"09• 9Wf\ tf In the wi ves as the OCrupllnts ~If to be loYtn. First low 6:06 1.m. -0.6 the southwest • Any vehicle moving ~ M1Cf wfthout lights ot folowlr'9 I first high swell Increases coune ttwt appHfS •lmhlta CK ,.......11 •l!lpicba. ~ 12:42 •.m. 4.l pents "'llY be casing for p&laS.., rob Of~. Second low to 210 degrees 5:46p.m. 2.2 today. Wtves • .AppM'tnt buslneu trtnSeCtlons conducted tram ...... especitMy itound Jthooh ~s _, If JMr1lll .. llwoMd. : Second t"9h are fece-hlgh. could ,...,, ponlblil drug 11:44p.m. 5.6 Looks like ·-bolng-llllo~ .. TUfSOAY some good car ..... -~"*"· First tow surfing the the lbNI pe..,. .... 6:47 a.m. -0.l Ftnlhlgh nut few deys •lMlbllldol.t_... ..... onr:;.llfadl., ....... 1:29•.m . 4.S Cont.a~~-----•la ~tow • w•vescon-~"i= S.'41p.m. 2.2 tlnue to SecofWhlgh Iner .... to the ._,... ilw .... tight 0.0 lhcMidlrto f ..... ..._ .... .I . Newport Beach/Costa t.Aesb Daity Pilot tOdiy 8t the orange county fair . Monday, July l 3_, 1998 3 . TEEN DAY •Teens ages 13-17 are admitted for $.4 all day UNUMrrED RIDE DAY • Purchase a S 15 wristband for admissiOn to all rides In the major and kiddie mid· ways from opening until dosing. Good for all ages. Does not lndude gate admission. AU.DAY , • Embroidery Artlstly presented by Embroidery Guild • Home & Hobbles Build I~ • , •• Quilting Quicks & Ques presented by Southern California Quitters, HOf'(le ~ Hobbies Building . , • M~I Airplane Building & Ftying pl'e- sented by Model Aircraft Scamps. Home & Hobbies Building ' • Mart<et animals on display, ~ Area • • Small animals on dM!av Small Animal Tent --.-·-r 5A.M. · • Mari(et Animals Arrive (LJntii 1 1 a m.) Livestock Area ' sored by Ray Cammack Sl'IOWS, l1mes Herit.ege Stage • Magic Show, l llou Ma;glcal ~lace ~ Wiies -Sfadt Rope, Melody Jun- • Turiceys and Broilers Judging (until 3 p.m.), Uwstodc Alena • Plggly Wt<#/ Rope Contest. K1ds' Stage • Sign-A-Song: Learn A Song in Sign Lan- guage, Celebration S~Outh In Motion Bvllding • Flvlng Carpet Caravan, cat Spas Centen- nlaf Stage ' 1:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs. Los Pignltas Raceway 2 P.M. • Rus.wll Bros. Ora.as, Livestock Row • Fuchsia Growing lips lecture presented by Jane Deeming from the Orange Coun- 1Y IJranct\ of the National Fuchsia Society, !fink Pagoda (Front Gate) • Old-FW\loned Art of Fudge Making presented by Fred Herpinger Home & Hobbies Stage • 0Ull'.lPS Contest. Kids' Stage • Pink'Ladles Fuchsia Planting. Celebra· tions Stage{Youth In Motion Building_ • Candy Apple aog.. ......... --~~~~___,-~-.:--~~~ ~TimesHeritage FAIR' FAOS • SOowbiz Cousins. + The fair has 58 fult- time, yeaHound employees and 200 part- time, yeaMound employees. While the fair is in progress. the part-time employee count increases to 1,000. Fa ir employees earned $2.9 million In salaries and wages in 1997. 7A.M. • Mari(et Educational Displays Set Up (until 1 p.m.), Livestock Area • Agrisaeoce Projects Set Up {until 1 p.m.), Livestock Area NOON • Weaving Demonstrations (until 4 p.mJ, Common lhreads Exhibit sponsored by LA Cellular • California China Painters Art Assoc. • CCPAA (until 6 p.m.), Visual Alts Building • Silk Spinning by Judith Freed, Silo Building • Sock Hop, Kids' Stage • Gulde ~ of O.C. (until 7 p.m.), Fea- tured Exhibitor Area/Youth In Motion Building • Felt-Making demonstration/Hands-On Crafts Craft Area/Youth in Motion Building • Patch Program Discover the Fair Scav· enger Hunt. Kids' Pari( 12:15 P.M. • Clown Show, Kids' Stage 1 P.M. • Champion Cotton Candy Contest spbn- • Cal Spas Centennial Stage 2:30P.M. • Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palace • Dan Wiles -Slack Rope, Melody Jun- tion 3 P.M. • Mari(et Animals Weigh-In (until 10 p.m.), Livestock Area • Mari(et Calves WelgtHn, Livestock Area • T-Bird Put-Off Contest, Kids' Stage •Sign-A-Song: Learn A Song in Sign lan- guage, Celebration Stag6'YOuth In Motion Building • Musical Notes. TtmeS Heritage Stage • Gill Dance Co., Cal Spas Centennial Stage .. . 3:30 P.M. •All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Pignitas Raceway •Radio-Control Modet Airplanes present· ed by Chip Mull, Home & Hobbies Stage • Market Beef Weigh-In (until 5:30 p.m.), Livestock Area 4P.M. • Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palace • Russell Bros. Orcus, Circus Tent • Weaving Demonstrations (until 8 p.m.), Fiber Palace (Silo Complex) • Grease Lightening Marble Shoot Con· test. Kids' Stage • Yam Spinning, Celebratlon Stage/Youth In Motion Building • Candy Apple Cloggers. limes Heritage Stage • Japan Karate Do ltosu Kai Karate, Cal Spas CenteMial Stage 11111 f 01 Ill . • • MARC MARTltH DAL'V PlOT Performers in Gary Noel's the Doggies of the Wild West pop their heads out of the Bow-Wow Stage Une prior to a performan~ at the t06th annual Orange C ounty Fair. .. 4:30 P.M. • Dan Wiles -Slack Rope. Livestock Row • Old-Fashioned Art of Fudge Making presented by Fred Heminger, Home & Hobbles Stage 5 P.M. • Big Bopper Bubble Gum Contest. Kids' St~ •Kids' Karaoke, Celebration Stage/Vouth In Motion Building • Musical Notes, limes Hernage Stage • Gill Dance Co., cal Spas Centennial Stage 5:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Pignitas Raceway • Mari(et Goats Weigh-In (until 6 p.m.), Livestock Area • Sign-A-Song: Leam A Song in Sign Lan- g~e. Celebration Stage/Youth In Motion Building 6 P.M. • Mati< Yuzuik. hypnotist. Sprint PCS Grandstand Arena • Magk Show, BIJOU Magical Palace • Traditional Quilting presented by Sue Orlila, Home & Hobbies Stage • Rockin' l.Jmbo, Kids' Stage • Kids' Karaoke, Celebration Stage/Youth In Motion Building • Japan Karate Do ltosu Kai Karate, Cal Spas Centennial Stage 6:30 P.M. •.Dan Wiles -Slac~ Rope, Melody Jun- t1on • Clown Show, Kids' Stage 7 P.M. • Sister Sledge, Quad City DJ's and M tr an· da, The Orange County Register Concert Senes tn the Arlington Theater •·Zoot Sutt Fashion Show presented by 7oot Suits in Fullerton. Times Heritage • Stage • • Russell Bros. Cirrus. Orcus Tent • Market Swine (until 10 p.m.), Livestock Area 7:10 P.M. • Swing Dance Les.sons With Audrey Wil- son. Times Her~e Stage 7:30 P.M. • Swingtlme with Johnny Pink and The Big Shots. Times Heritage Stage • Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palace • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Ralphs/Food 4 Less Los Pignitas Raceway • The Fenians, Meadows Stage 8 P.M. • Mark Yuzuik, hypnotist. Sprint PCS Grandstand Arena • Weaving Demonstrations (until 11 p.m.), Common Threads Exhibit - 8:15 P.M. • Pivot Point. Times Heritage Stage 9 P.M. • Sister Sledge, Quad City DJ~ and Mtran-- da, The Orange County Register Concert Series in the Arlington Theater • Swmgtime Dance Contest with music by Johnny Pink and The B19 Sho-n, Times Heritage Stage • Magic Show, BijOU Magical Palace 9:30 P.M. • The Fen1ans, Meadows Stage 10 P.M. • PIVOt Point. limes Heritage Stage Model Fitness Expert Personal · Training W orking ou. t. is hard Really hard. have l<:\St 20% body fa1; if yoo don't feel And that's true whether you're; better, Thompson writes you a check. into bu1ld1ng up your biceps or .... But how is he so sure he can whip whittling down yaur waistline. SO, if you back to y~ur c::ollege waistline and you're going to put so much energy inlo have you feeling hke you could climb romething, you wanl the max imum Everestl •it all goes back 10 our result~. Which is why many people turn knc;>wledge base," he says. ·.Our staff of to a personal trainer. trainers are all degreed 1n exercise •Mosl people get a trainer because science and CPR qualified, and required they're frustrated " says Shon Thompson to do a minimum of five hours a week of founder and CEO of Model Fitnets Expert study to stay current." Their role, as far as Personal Training (729-3706). "They you're concern~. is .10: One, p~evenl work oul a lot tfley use all the latest mjury; two, attain desired results m the greatest equlpm~nl but they don't get th~ shortest possible time. Thompson doesn't results they wan1."' take that task lightly; he sees 100 many • The problem of course is trainers working the gyms in a "pump 'em ·knowledge. In order to get the' best up. pump "em out" mode, which is not .results, you not only have to work only less effi~ient for the clien1, he says, yourself into a nice juicy ~weal you have but • potentially dangerous. . "That to do 11 1n the nght way. ThomPson prides appr~ch doesn't ?lke each indi~tdual's himself on the results he gets for clients· spec1f1c needs mlo account, says so much so tha1 he offers something Thompson. Since _each body is different, .unheard of m the personal t.r.tining field . Thompson talc~ vital signs on ~client ,a 100% money back gwir.intee if you're and . has. retain~ the services of a not happy with the new you in three card.ic;>lot[11st, cardiac care nurses _and --month~ ti me. And 11 doesn't matter if you nutr1t1orusts to consult for any unique :look like Arnold Schwarzenegger and concerns. As a former graduate of the Shon Thornp9on, founder of Model Fltnea Expert Pereonal Tnlnlng United Stales Army Academy of Health Sc1enct') and Spec.fa! Forces p.1ramedic, you can rhl assured you're m capable hands. And don't think you'll "get away with slaclung off either _ .. Monday, .July '3, '998 Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pi . . SPOTLIGHTING SOUTH COAS·T South C~ast Metro Lifestyle magazine, which will also encourage new businesses to the area, is due out this week every other month. , Diane Pritchett, president f the South >Coast Metro ~ ' , began tauCs with a publ:I~ .tng company'· 'about starting a ' ~~a ~e to cover the area!' last year. lffitially, Marketing f' mn;iu- nicatiyhs Inc., a custom p4 lishing \ company based in North :QUn~ apptoached South Chast Pla2,- offid4js and asked abOut creating a magazine to promote the center. .. being targeted to alliance mem~. some tough issues. with •The primary focus is of course Orange County businesses on South Coast Metro and an it COSTA MESA -The South Coast Metro business, shopping and entertainment diStrict is join- ing the ranks of other cosmopoli- . tan areas with a ml)gazine of its own. • South Coast Metro Lifestyle, a bi-monthly magazine due to hit racks this week, will spotlight the s area that includes South Coast Plaza, the South Coast Repertory Theater and the Orange County Perfomung Arts Center. While most of the area lies in ·cost.a Mesa, some portions stretch north into the Santa Ana oty lim- its. As home to nwnerous presti· gious arts venues and a host of fine restaurants,· South Coast Metro residents and businesspeo- ple boast their home has plenty to offer. . And now, the rest of the county will be able to read all about it The plaza declined, but Pritch- ett's businl?Ss group jumped. at the clumce. • _ ·we've always done newslet- ters, brochures and other things to try and market ourselves,• Pritch- ett said. •aut the idea of a four. color magazine with a circulation of 50,000 compared to 5,000 filers, it's great.• The first 54-page edition of MMC MAAn.4 I DAILY Pl.OT South Coast Metro Ufestyle will Diane Pritchett will be launching South Coast Metro Westyle. feature a cover story on how area . businesses support the arts and is I invite-only July 14 preview party, I store magazine section. set for release next week. but don't look for South Coast The publication will only be Copies will be available at an Metro Lifestyle in your local book-available through direct mail and is ' City Council aims to improve traffic flow on Newport BouleVard CLEAN CARPET I• LOOKS GRIATI • SMELLS FRESH! I I No iqv... No a-I r FEILS'SOFTI •PROTECTS Hwntll I =~ --__ No_~ I I I I I I I I I I I I TIM GRJ::l\iOA lb1't""' COSTA MESA -The City CounaJ on Monday rught lS sched- uled to meet Ulfonnally with its Planning Commission and go over plans to reV11.dlize the northern end of Newport Boulevard. City ollicials are compiling a Newport Boulevard Specific Plan, which targets the street from 19th Street to Mesa Drive and aims to improve it through better traffic cir- culation, more attractive store- fronts and demolition of some hid- er buildings. Officials have been frustrated .lately because the City Council has :overturned two recent Planning :Commission decisions involving the area, prompting leaders to hold idential properties in the area. In other action, the City Council · is set to +The Costa Mesa City Coun- cil joint ~ion with the Plan- ning Commission is set to begin at 4:30 p.m. in the tfrst floor confer- ence room of City 'Hall, 77 Fair Drive receive a status report on its new Down- town Com- munity Center pro- ject. Officials will see a conceptual design for the 14,000- square-foot gymnasi- um, that could be built on the site of the older Downtown Communi- ty Center in Lions Park and cost the city $2 million. I ----------I I ~ (714)979-2098 I L-----'9-.mm _____ .J • more than 100 employees, local real has to offer," she said ·aut we estate brokers and all county house-also have a second&y foeus on holds with a median combined issues that are importnnt. •' income of $100,000 or more. Pritchett said readers Can looL T ' While the magazine is .. . :<iesigned "to promote the South forward to reading stori~s about d urage the effects a commer~ airport at · Coast Metro area an enco . the El Toro Marine Corps Air S•a. new businesses to move in while '« retaining the ones that are already tion and other developments there, Pritchett said· the publica-would have on Sou~ Coast Metro tion ~on't shy away fro~ tackling and Orange Co~ty as a Whole: -.a Joint meeting of the two panels tand talk about the plan. ~ During the workshop, at which -no formal action can be taken, offi-~als will review a list of available :Propertles m the area the city could :moose to buy and city guidelines :for combining corrunercial and res- The facility will also include meeting rooms and office space for area non-profit agencies. JULY 15 -JULY 19 l ' ' ' ' : • I • • • I I i • j . / l ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' • If the council appro-ves of the preliminary fioor plan, an architect will begin preparing more specific construction plans for the building, officials said. Massage _ bN,J,:ic; '/,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~ REGAIN CONFIDENCE~ Therapy • Swedish Massage • Sports Massage • Deep Tissue ----• Shiatsu andy Vito, C.M.T. Paciftc Wetlntu Center 234 E. 17th St., Ste. 212 Costa Mesa CAooss tun Mccle'SJ (949) 631-3881 ~ (800) 700-877 4 ~ ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,/. f \,,. Ot .1r1.1• r ,,"., 1, ~ •. 1,. 1 .. , CON C£RT 5[Rl[5 /w' II, lw• N, 11.11, 1! I'. 1fM Sunday. July 12 Friday. July 17 Thursday. July 23 RICK SPRINGAElD BEU.AMY BROTHERS DAV1DGATES Monday. July 11 S111urday, July 18 Fnday. July 24 SISTER SlEDGE, RIDERS IN THE SKY JAH&OEM MIRAHOI\, Sunday. July 19 S111urday. July 2.S QUAD CrTY DJ's JOSE FnlCIANO WORLD Cl.USIC T~'\Clay. July 14 Mond.:ay. 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A com- plete listing of Around Town can be found at www.a.times.c:omlpllot. TODAY will meet at 6 p.m. at El Torito Grill, 633 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission is $20 for mem- bers and $25 for nonmembers. For more information, call (949) 476-9109. A Bastille Day celebration hon- onng Newport Beach Sister city Antibes, France will be presen~ , at 7 p .m. at the Ritz Restauxant, 880 Newport C~nter Drive, J:'lew- port Beach. A no host cocktail party will start at 6:30 p .m . Adnu.ssion is $..15. In honor of Bastille Day, dress will be fash- ionable, casual red, white and blue attire. For more information. can 673-4133. iwr• . NEWPORT BEACH A • precedent wu set in the electric boat world during Uie first Catalina ~e in Newport Beach on Saturday. The Voyager -a 62-foot- long, 3-foot-Wide, battery-oper· _· ated vessel -set the ftrit world record for duration and ~ by an electric boat after successful- ly traveling from Newport Har- bor to Catalina Island and betk on one engine chalge. Marshall •Duffy• Duffield. owner of the Newport-based Duffy Electric Boats, was pleased. with the record-letting voyage, which took five hours and 37 minutes round trip non- stop. · "We Wtµit faster than we thought we would go," said Duffield, who just beat his pro- jected six-hour trip by 20 min- utes. In addition, he said the Voy- ager's battery-driven motor per- fonned Without a hitch. · •Tb8 fUD:ny piing is it's totally quiet," Duffield said. "AU you hear is the slapping of wate~,' agm.mt the b06t," which he say~ is .qµite different fro.m the 19~d. liuui of gas-powered en~es. lbe 46-year-old Newport .Beach ~sident, whose c')mj>any s\arted building electric boat! in 1970, felt the successful event opened the door for making such boats a reliable water transportation source: ·we wanted to prove to peo- ple that electricity is a viable source of propulsion," said Duffield. In light of Newport Beach Mayor Thomas Edwards pro- claiming the second ~turday in July as Duffy Elec;tric Boat Day, Duffield said he hoi>es fo make the Catalina Challenge an annu- al event. •We have established a course record from Newport to Avalon,• he said. "Hopefully next year, I'd like to challenge anybody to beat it" Introduction to Computers Learn what you-need to know to gt~ started! Windows 95 • Word Processing • lnter~et In 4 two hr once a waek classtt or 3 two Ya hr classes Mon, Tut, Wed, mornings • Small class size -5 students max. • .Step-by-step class notes to take home • $99 -Visa, MC, AMEX, Discover Call Mark at Newport PC Tnining (949) 863-1600 3740 Campus Dr. Ste. A, Newport Beach DON LEACH I OM.V Pl.OT Marshall •Du.tty" Duffield sits atop bis electric boat. lbe Voy· ager, he piloted to Catalina and baclt Saturday. To further promote the relia- bility of electric boats, Duffield said he plans to take the Voy- ager on a series of similar ground-breaking trips along the coast to Long Beach, San Dieg6 and San Francisco. A longer voyage to Fort Lauderdale is planned in September. "Our ultimate goal is to break the English Channel record,• said Duffield. Ml CASA · MEXICAN RESTAURANT Also on our menu: TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZ E CHILI & CHEESE OMELETTE World Tr~v~l through Arts & Crafts, a creative geography tourse for school age children, will be presented at 10:30 a.rn. at Newport Beach Central Ubrary's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. AClmission is free. Call 717-3801. The Women's EnvtronmentaJ Cbuncil, Orange County Chapter Party Trays To • Enchiladas • Tacos Costa Mesa 642-1142 . . : . . . . . •.._ . . . . . . ....... ,,~t'tL ••• :1 ... ·~···· ·· •·••G ........ . .. ... 6 ~.July 13, 1998 COLUMN CONTINUED FROM 1 Prom the security of my kitchen or family room, I can watch and read about the chaos all around me and feel safely dis- tanced from the tray. The news media, by its own deslgn, has become something of a spectator sport. I have sat glued in front of the television dwing the Clarence Thomas hearings, the Los ft..,ngeles fires, state funer- als and foreign wars. l have fol· lowed with great interest the sala- cious details of White House indis- cretions and Hollywood mur(iers. l have lingered long enough In front of the tabloids at the check- out counter to absorb headlines of hideotls behavior. And while the . horror and sadness and dread I may feel at the moment seems real, by the time I sit down to din- ner and look around the table at my husband and sons, the emo- non slowly dissipates like the \Valer streaming down my win- dows dt the end of the car wash. Safe <lgdin. That dange(ous, scary world is out there; not in here with us. Smug. Tht>n, one morning, I looked at the front page of the Daily Pilot d.Od SdW the fare of a boy we knew • "I ley, • I said to my sons, "that's Ryan." And Ryan was in a heap of Lrouble THOMPSON CONTINUED FROM 1 to once again spare the convict- ed murderer, claiming crucial ev1denre-haCJ -nmm-wiUiheld dunng the trial. Defense attorneys asked the appelldte panel to consider new evid ence they claim was sup- pressed by the prosecution that suggests Thompson did not com- rrut rape -the special-circum- stance allegallon that makes him eligible for thP death penalty. However, Deputy Attorney Generdl Holly Wilkens said Thompson's stay of execution was derued by the panel, as well as permission for him to file another appeal with the court. In the two weeks th.at followed R~'s story, we expenenced the coincidence of knowing several other people who landed.9-n the front page or the Deily PilOt for dubious achievements. i SHIMER I j CONTINUED FROM 1 •Jim,• J commented to my hus- band, •rm beginning to think these people we read about in the Daily Pilot are actually real.• "They always were," he replied. Jim sets me straight about things. A local paper is no place for spectators. I applaud those of you who understand the chstinction and take the time to write letters and voice opinions and read this paper cover to cover. The people we see on the front page, for bet- ter or worse, aren't them. They're us. ' ' A local paper ~·t printed as a thrill nde for voyeurs. I need to remember that; so do editors. It's like I told my boys wben they discovered our Edison man dead from a heart attack on our neighbor's front lawn, "He many have just been the Edison man to us, but at home he's somebody's dad and somebody's neighbor and somebody's friend. And his death will be very real to them.~ So, now I drive through the ' mini Pro-Wash on the comer of Newport Boulevard and 19th Street to get.my kicks and clean my car. It's a short, efficient process, not the big thrill I once enjoyed as a kid in my dad's Elec- tra. But then, I'm not as young as I used to be either. ; ! ! ! i 1 l ! : i i ! I ~ ! i l i ! I ! l : i I r .rp<'rit'I/('(' )011 (till l r1/\/ "Thanks to Debbie's recommendation that I call COI T, my carpet is beawfju.I agatn. COIT was ahLe to get a horrible big stain out, and It's 11etV?r resurfaced." 'Jonie '.'i recom mendattcm to c:all COIT was great Tbey Rf'' the1ob done m notbi11Rfa1t, and it lll(4~ right the first ff me. Ewrythmg looks /Ike new " students to teach, so I Just try to make their job easier," Shimer said. With a slight smile, be added, •1 guess I'm Just Jl go!er." Gofer or not, the teachers appreciate the help. Each summer, the Newport-Mesa Unified School District employs six or seven col- lege students-tQ help with the intensive program. Swruner d.m~ es squeeze a full year's worili!()r instruction into 30 day~ says sum- mer school specialist Tere Russell. Classes are offered to those high school students who want to get ahead for the following year or to make up classes 1hey failed the previous year. Course offerings include English , .matJ;l. science, and social science. The principal for tfie ~er school program, Mike Murphy, would like to have more student assistants, but funds are limited, he said. HWe rely on the college stu- dents that come to work here, and Scott has done a great job for us," Murpby said. Since graduating from Corona del Mar high school in 1996, Shimer has worked for the district as a student assistant each sum- For over 1t5 yea rs, COIT's advanced equipment and fully trained, certified lee. hnicians have provided the most effective cleaning available for all type:-, o f carpch, rugs, draperies, and upholstery. COIT's professionals care and personal attL·ntion to detail assures you the finest results possible; and we guarantee ttl A c~~:eo::;;,:;::-e. COIT§§~ Newport Seoch/Costo ~ Daily Pilot mer. In past years, he worked tn ! TRAFFIC the chemistry lab. But this year he i is not •dOnnihg the wblte coat" i OM 1 because the iesu!ts ot his finger-!. CONTINUED FR printing took longer than antid· pated. In addition to his summer ! The City Council today is not school duties, Shimer works as a · scheduled to discuss the results of wai,er at the Claim Jumper in I the trial period or the merits of lrvitle. I keeping or eliminating the mea· J Each year, my parents encour-sures but simply will determine age me to become more indej>en~ ! how 'to visit those issues in the dt!nt, • he said with a grin, "and l near future. 'Working for the summer school : "•Requesting the City Council's program alone, I am able to pay for j guidance on the review process ~.month's rent in Texas, H he t Jn unusual," said City Manager . • . 1 ~·Kevin Murphy. "However, the Shimer, a J~r, attends SMU / level of intense public interest in ~th a scholarship that cov~rs his ·: i this matter is ~o quite unusual.• tuition, but he has to pay,~ ~a; 1 Residents in the area east of tem1ty dues and off-campus livmg ! U N rt Ba and north of expenses. • : pper ewpo . Y • . He is p(lrticipating in a eJectri~ i San Joaquin Hills Road ar~ divid- cal engineering co-op progra'.m at l ed on . the ·i~sue -:-both ~ter(illy the ~versity that allows' him to l and . figuratively. The city has work hand.S-on with an engineer-l received more than 500 letters - ing firm for a semester and then j a record am~:mnt ~f corr~P?n continue the academic portion the l dence on a single issue, ofhcials next. l said. "It is exciting,• Shimer said, "I 1 EastbluLf homeowners say the get experience working in my j temporary measures have s?lved field with a company in Qallas and l the problem of excess trafhc o!l I get paid too.• · j their residential streets, but res1- Self-confident and committed l dents of The Bluffs and Newport Shimer plans to get his master'~ i North say the inconvenience of degree in business and then return i the measures are not warranted. "flome to Southern California.• ' ·"We believe that should be open, and that restricting access is totally unreasonable,• said Carlyle ~cork" Levinson, pr i- dent of the Bluffs Homeowners Association. "I'm sympathetic. but they are public streets, and we don't believe they have the · right to close off a public street.· Bigi said the neighborhOOd realizes the inconvenience but "V said safe):y ts more important} •we're not out to inconve- nience a.Jlyone, we're just Uyi.ng to deal with excessive traftic an~ safety issues," he said, ~ Mayor Tom Edwards and Councilman John Noyes s~ they are leaning toward holding a comm~ty meet:i'.Il9 to air crjl of the opinions in a less-f orm&l .sel-. ting and then making th' deci- sion at a future council rq.~ting. "I'd prefer to hav~ :people there and· have them' listen to each other, so maybe we can come up with a solution that won't make s~ many people unhappy,• NoYJ!S said. But both ,Levinson and East- bluff Board MeDtber Barry E,Fllon said it may be better to do it all at once, considering the amount of people involved. •I think another opporturuty for public input is probably deserved," Eaton said. Wedding Experts ..... .. 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' -... • m.oPBa "· Newport lrOfto While wins h• ines OYW 1ht Wllkend, plays aga1n today I see below • Sports Editor Roger Corfson • 949..57 44223 • Defensive blitzes were but-one of several items which doused the expected offensive outputs at All-Star Game. e blanket defensive summer showcase. ttention Soutl\ running The fans weren't the only ones back and Tustin High .frustrated with the 14-10 South product DeShaun Foster drew win. So were the media members from the North defense in "Friday forced tb elect an Offensive MVP. nigh t's Orange County All-Star Foster, who frankly' didn't get Football Game was easier to take much help from his blockers than the bOos that accompanied against an inspired and talented the postgame announcement North defense, basically captured naming him Offensive MVP. the honor by default. The UCLA-bound Foster, the . He did end up with the best Orange County Player of the offensive nwnbers on the night, Year and the poster boy last fall padding a moc;test 29 rushing for end zone habitation, was the yards (on 15 carries) with two unfortunate target of a portion or receptions for 22 more yards. thE! 7 ,200 spectators who · And he did catch the 17-yard expected the offensive fireworks game-winning touchdown pass, Daily Pilot headlines promoted in which capped the game's only advance of the 39th edition of .the legitimate scoring drive of the '"' BASEBALL NHBABronco White addS St. Hedwig to its victim list, 8-7 •Manager ejection and two Encinias home rims help 11-12-year-olds to two Saturday victories; Sunday's win over St. Hedwig a thriller to send locals back today at 5:30. JA..'-ON I hu. ~Pb GARDEN GROVE -The New- port Harbor Baseball Associa- tions Bronco White entry in the ongoing playoffs was an 8-7 win- ner over St. Hedwig's Sunday, sending the team back to another game today at 5:30 at the same site -Westhaven Park. • Blake Prested and Matt Encinias were the heroes on Sun- day, Prested going 3 for 4 and Encinias twirling two sparkling ' innings of relief, as well as stroking a two-run homer, his 17th of the year. _Back at full strength Saturday, alter R.J . Mu!M!t and Kevin Cour- ~sier returned from vacation , the White team pulled of a pair of vie-- tortes to stay alive. H ... adjustments as a coach I shou)d. have. And, the North came qut ready to really hit us and they had a good plan.• , night. \. •There wasn't anyone on offense to pick," admitted South Coach Myron Miller, who was among those predicting plenty of offense before kickofL •1 was dls8ppointed, •said Miller, whose Costa Mesa High teams set school scoring records in back-to-back seasons in 1992-93, a trend he has continued at Tustin since. "I'm not sure what was wrong, but I didn't make the kind of But Miller, who by mutual agreement with North CQ8ch Doug Case (Rancho Alamitos) ' allowed any and all blitzes -a • tactic forbidden by most JW-Star coaches in order to help avoid injuries and aid offensive production -said scoring and the AD-Star format have not become mutually exclusive. · ·1 absolutely believe you can score in games like these," Miller said. Recent evidence, however, points to the contrary. No team has scored more than three touchdowns since the South earned a 28-13 .triumph in 1986. QUOTE Of THI DAY •lie~ (piayws) it .. spll1 en""*' bipt sll°Clflglr cnf fasw -• Phil Dent. father of juniors standout Taylor Dent Newport Beoch/Costo Meso Doity Pilot 7 harry foulktier In addition, most of the scoring in recent years has either come on TDs scored by the defense, special teams, or with short cash-in TDs after a turnover. Some coaches theorize that .. multiple substitut:W~ llelp stagnate offensive continuity, while others believe the timing in~olved with a siiccessful passing attack, and/or the · run-blodang schemes needed to spring talented ball carriers, are difficult to develop in the . . 10-or-so practices each team spends preparing for an AD-Star showcase. · Just 6s baseball aficionados beheve good pitching beats good hitting, perhaps strong. gargantuan defe0S1ve linemen and linebackers have evolved into tyrants of the trenches, even againstequallyenonnous offensive front men. Still others speculate the SEE FOOTBALL PAGE 8 -· TENNIS A matter of respect Knocking on the door of the ATP Tour, former CIF champion Taylor Dent is still .learning the worldwide ropes. RIOIARD D UNN ~Plot Even with an early-round exit at the Wimbledon Juniors, Corona del Mar's Taylor Dent is right on schedule to crack the Association of Tennis Professionals' Tour. First, though, was a lesson he learned in respecting your oppqnent. After breezmg through the Roehampton Junior Grass Court Championsh1ps, a prelude to Wunbledon, Dent lost in the second round to Vassilis Mazarakis of Greece, 6-4, 3-6, 6-0, in boys singles at the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. : A home run by Encinias sPMked the offense in the first game as Newport rolled by Surf City, 12-7. Encinias later hit another home run to ice a 10-3 victory over Los Alamitos. • DONLEAC"ifDMY~OT •Tue guy who won the Wunbledon Juniors (Roger Federer), Taylor had beaten the previous week," said Phil Dent, his father and coach. •He beat the best two Ouniors) in the world at Roehampton. It's just that he lacks a little experience and knowledge. At Wimbledon, Taylor won bis first round, but he sort of chdn't get up for his next match. He didn't respect the guy a whole lot and didn't play as well as be could have. •He's the quarterback of our tia.m," Manager Steve Prested said. "When he performs, it tomtes the team." Newport took an 2-0 lead in the second irutlng when Encinias scored on a wild pitch and Cour- vasier singled, scoring later on a gtound out by Patrick Keehan. . But Los Alamitos pushed three runs across in the bottom of the uWng with help from hits by Clteg Goddaro, Jason Scbniter al'id Naoki Macinnes. Newport took the lead back in l\te third after Muller and Kiona Dutro each walked to start the idning. Muller scored on a g:tound out by Taylor Young and Qutro scored on a wild pitch, but Newport couldn't seem to shake lA>s Alamitos. · : That's when Prested got t.Orown out o( the game for ques- ~ning the umpire. 1 ;t For mQSt teams, this is demor- ~g. The NHBA White team ~ht fire. •Getting kicked out r y ignited our kids,• Prested slid. •Tuey were pumped, J:tayed hard and accomplished it !!" themselves." In the bottom of the fQurth, ~ter lead off with a single for L&>s Alamitos. then Encinias SRught a hard line drive to short ~t turned into a double play. -;.1 ;Ille momentum carried into tie ftfth inning where Dutro, who eached on a single, scored error for a 5-3 lead. In the .they added two more by Blake Prelted'I ilngle. th Young on second after an double in the sixth inDing, itM•u bit a monster home run tbe cmterWd fence to ice ;:;: wbo CAIDe Oil to pitch • fQurtb lftb inning. doml· ... M-'M wtlta. combl· o1 ....... wto11-tpel4 .... ~ .. -two ........... > .. .......... Newport lfMbor M•mg ...... Diew C1811t md .... _.. Pldl Martbi get a A IOI' eftort •Ibey try to claw down a pop tly bl tbe 1 ,,Id Saad9y. 1'118Mil1811 IMiL Tiiie ••••all playoall oe li¥eral froall contbaaed over tbe weeltmd. wltll •adl o1 a. ..:tloa dll1.mded la .. ~ •I cal •, • w.n •Oil._., I. GOLF Manos misses cut at PGA Oub Championship •Big Canyon assistant pro went straight from Pinehurst to Hawaii. NEWPORT BEACH -Big Canyon Country Club assistant pro Kelly Manos struggled with his putting and did not make the cut in the third and final stage of the PGA of America Club Professional Championshlps at Pine- hurst, S.C. (No. 8 Course). r In the tournament which ended earlier th1s month, the low 25 scores earned an exempt status into the 80th PGA Champioriship Aug. 13-16 at Sahalee Country Club in Redmond, Wash., the final major on the PGA Tour th1s year. Manos said he will try again next year, beginning with the first stage at Bear Creek Golf Club in Murrieta July 20-21. Man01 said the greens at Pinehunt'• No. 8 were •ne upside down Cereal bowls. U you don't hit the greens, it just ro1ll Oft. In order to play well there, you've got to be 1n the right sectton of the green. 'Ibere are two or tbr9e quadrants on the g19e111, end if you're not on, you'll two-putt.• Manoi, the 1996 SoUtbein CaUforma PGA section cbampion, Oew stndgbt fnm Plnebum to Haweii l8lt weak to CCJ1DP1M ill the Maune Kee Pro-Am .. a mo Ce.llyon ................. MUOI played wltb Big C.,. _._. Steft Prough. John~ and Jmy l>Mld-...... Daft l)cwlneDen ~=llldl C...., Chlb. 111•Dt p'O), .... ~ ,.._ _. CoumtyOub~-.......... ta Am 0. "' Mid prot allo ua I ••I ........ _., ......... WlllllERS •But he has played some great tenrus. He made the finals at Roehampton, which is played indoors, and it was his first indoor tournament m four years.• Dent defeated Federer in the Roehampton senub.nals, then lost to Alsam Quersbi of Pakistan, 6-2, 6-4, in the finals. "There are only a couple of guys who could win (the W101bledon Juniol'S}," Phil Dent said. "Unfortunately, maybe Taylor was looking ahead a little bit. It's all experience. But I think he's really playing well. He bea.t the best guy in the world's junior • rankings (Federer).~ ': Dent. who played well at the .. French Open Juniors, will continue his tennis educabon at ,the USTA Aptos Challenger in • Northern Cab1orrua next week, • one of several men's pro-arcuit events bis father has him penciled in for ~ore the U.S. : OpenJuruo~. • •we'll put him Ul some bigger 1: tournaments and give him 90IDe : experience m the next few tnonths leading up to the U .S. open, then we1l 1ee where be ii," Phil Dent said. 'naylor Dent, 17, is now 6-foot·2, 190 pounds, but just lligbt)y above average on the lnter114tional tennis IC4le In terms of size. •Same ol the kids he's facing are 6-4. 200, • Phil Dent Mid. •uu ~. (playen) ID IM lpiOrt .... gilttlng bigger, ...... _,_,. Daal ......... llillilllY tooat1 by._WTA...,.lil......_ ywlilCa .......... ........ aCIP • Sooa ............. , ... tlltt9111 .-.... ..... . •• 8 Monday, July 13, t 998 llSlllll Newport hangs on to 14-10 Win • NBLL 9-10-year-old NJ-Stars .stay alive in second-chance bracket. MISSION VIEJO -The All- Sta.r B team from the Newport -Beach Little League, 9-10-year-· olds, slugged out a four-run sixth inning and hel(i on for a, 14-10 'Victory. over llancllO San~ Mar· garita at the Distrlct 55 Ml-Star playoffs on 5aturday at Curtis . Pield. Newport advances to play the winner of Viejo-Saddleback on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. , The B team got solid hitting throughout the game, build#l°!i a 9-4 lead before Ranch.a Santa Margarita stormed b~ck to tie the score in the bott.om of the third tnning, then took a 10-9 lead in the fourth. . In the fifth inning, John Ange- lo hit a one-out single and later scored on an error to tie the score dt 10-10. . Matt Hauser. Steven Hinton, Angelo and Ryan Lance each had stngles in Newport's 4-run sixth mning. "Our team held in and got it back together with timely· hits," Newport Mpnager Randy Lance <aid. ·We just hung on until Ryan was ready." Ryan Lance was nearly unhit- table down the stretch . Pitching the final three innings, Lance yave up just two hits and struck out four. "We were daring on the bases," Randy Lance said. "We ran out everything and tried to draw extra throws." Ryan Lance also had a triple. r1ouble and two runs scored for Newport. Tearrunate John Ange- lo had two hits and four runs ~cored. Hinton had a double, single and a walk while Jonathan Cab- in had two hits, a walk and three runs scored. "We've really needed this kind of victory," Randy Lance said. • Northwood 9 Newport Beach A 0 It was a tough tournament for Newport Beach's 9-10-year-old AU-Stars. For the second time this week, Newport lost to North- wood. •Our hitting dropped off and that hurt us more than anything,• Manager Bob· Zoller said. "But Northwood is also a great team.• The game was close, 2-0, until the third inning where North- wood scored six runs to break the <Jame open. John VanLeuven had dn RBI double that sparked the inning. Jake Lemmerman had two singles for Newport. Teammjite Kyle ScheekJuth also had two Slllgles and a walks. Jamie Bloom got Newport's other hit. Newport's A team was elimi- nated from the.tournament. Pony All-Stars are eliminated CYPRESS -It was all uphill for lhe Costa Mesa Pony All-Stars Sunday as Orange eliminated < 'osta Mesa unceremoniously, 1 1-0. thanks in large part to some 15 free pdsses. On Saturday, Costa Mesa sent lop pitcher Nick Cabico to the mound against Cypress Red. Cahico battled with Cypress pitcher Mark Fitzgerald until the filth inning where Cypress broke •way for a 5-0 victory. Cabico was unhittable for the first four innings. walking three -and striking out seven. The only hit came in the form of a bunt sin- 'gle by Cypress' Jassen Utina in the third inning. Fitzgerald was almost as dom- inant after the first inning. h,l the ftrst, Costa Mesa's Michael McGuire singled and Billy Halverson doubled with one out. fitzgerald recovered to get a .ground out and pick Halverson off second base. From there, Fitzgerald just got stronger, including a three-pitch •inning in the second. • Cabico tired in the filth t.nn.lng •and Cypress started to string bits •together. • Casey Pien and Urena each •singled to lead off the inning. After a pop up, Richie Lopez bit a ;two-run triple to the gap in right- ·center field. Scott Moore followed :Up with a tw«>!run home run to •nght tield. Jason Pilarey later scored and !CvJn11 had a 5·0 lead. El ·.bfy(:e Sheridan, 00 in reUef, eld Cyprett the r81t ot the way, • ut Pltzgerald continued rolling !aJong, retiring 12 ot the last 1' ~ Mete hitters. 1 i --Kevin DeSandro had C::otta ._atlmblL • .,JaonHMJ .... ' " ~ I Newp(>rt Beach/Costa M.eso Doily PQ'd SoutM COAsr SWIM ONaaNa .............. llOYS M • 1. Harbor View, 80; 2. Lake Forest II ~ 3. Lak• Forett Sh•rb. ~i 4. Newport Hiits 38; 5. Green Valley, '34; 6. Green• brook. 26; 17. P.clflc S.nds, 4. 1.a -1. Lake Forest II, 80; 2. Newport Hiiis. 58; 3 H•rbor View, 46; 4. Greenrook, 43; 5. Pacific S.nds, 33; 6. Green Valley, 16; 7 Lake Forest 8. g..10 '... 1. Greeobrook, 80; Z~ewpott Hills, 50; 3. HarbOr View, 46: ·4. Pacific Sands, 40; 5. Green Valley, 36; 6. Lake For· est II 28, Lake Forest 8. 11-12 • 1. N~ Hlllti 76; 2. Harbor . View; 3, Green Valley; 4. Lake forest 111 /1 S.Greenbroolc; 6. Pacific S.nds; 7. ta'k•'I Forest. • 11r1 1J..~4 -•1. H•rbor View, 60; .2. G.retia· brook, 58; 3. Newport Hills, 52; ~-fi•dflc • . Sands, 44; 5. Green Valley, 28;' ~·· La~'f {or · est ti, 2fi; 7. Lake Forest. 14. · . '1.~.~,:;i ' 15-18 • 1. Newport Hiiis, 74; ?-1.Harbor View, 60: 3. Greenbroolc, 44; 4. G~n Val- ley, 42; s. Lake Forest II, 26; 6. Pacific Sands, 24; 7. Lake Forest, 20. · 5-6 100 medley · 1. Harbor View (Michael Liao, .David Gulbord, Peter Wetd· ner; Alex Wilson), 1:37.68; 2. Lake Forest II, 1:4().37; 3. Green Valley, 1:46.65; S. New· port Hills (David Rabosky, Parker Stone, 8eau Attyah, J.D. Root), 1:49.69. 5-6 100 breast -1. Harbor View (Dillon Campbell, Brian Smith, Michael Liao, David Gulbord), 1:57.65; 2. Newport Hills (David Rabosky, Chris Burke, Beaue Attyah, Chad Morabito), 2:05.78; 3. Lake Forest II, 2:16.53. 5-6 100'fty -1. Harbor View (Peter Wei- dner, Michael Liao, Alec Wilson, David Guibord. 1 :45. l S; 2. Lake Forest, 2:<>5.00; 3. Newport Hilts (Dallid Rabosky, Beau Attyah, Parker Stone, Chad Morabito). 2:07.34. 5-6 100 back • 1. HarborView (Michael Liao, Peter Weidner, Neal O'Hara. David Guibord), 1:47.31; 2. Lake Forest II, 1:50.90; 3. Lake Forest, 1:52.41; 5. New- port Hills (David Rabosky, Chris Burke, Parker Stone, Beau Attyah), 2:01 .56. 5-6 100 free 1. Harbor VieW (Michael Liao. Alec Wilson, Peter Weidner; David Guibord), 1:20.44; 2. lake Forest II, 1 :28.19; 3. Lake Forest 1 :324.25. 7-8 100 medhty • 1. Lake Forest II, 1:12.63; 2. Newport Hills (Patrick White, Jeffrey Carlson, Anthony Marr,alle, David Linden), 1:18.22; 3. Greenbrook, 1:22.12; 4. Harbor View (Jeffrey Peck. Matthew Langel, Brad Smith, Andy Rovaar), 1:22.31 . 7-8 100 brust -1. Lake Forest II, 1:2S.27; 2. Greenbrook, 1:37.31; 3. New- port Hills (Jeffrey Carlson, Kyle Tomlin, Anthony Marralle, All Meshkin), 1 :37 A7; 4. Harbor 'Aew (Mathew Langel, Connor Bannan. Ryan Czaja, Brad Smith), 1:39.85. 7-8100fly ·1. lake Forest II, 1:18.2S; 2. Newport Hills (Patrick White, David Un· den, Jeffrey Carlson, Parker Reed), 1:18.47; 3. Harbor View (Jeffrey Peck, Andy Rovaar, Brad Smith. Matthew Lan· gel), 1:27.02. 7-8 100 Mdt · 1. Loke Forest II, 1:16.S3 (meet record); 2. Newport Hills (Patrick White, David Linden, Jeffrey Carlson, Brett Hanrahan). 1:19.58; 3. Harbor View (Jeffrey Peck, Andy Rovz.ar, Scott Feeley, Matthew Langel), 1:22.S2. 7-8 100 free -1. Lake Forest II, 1 :05.07; 2. Newpqrt Hills (Patrick White, Taylor Nichols, Jeffrey Carlson, David Linden), 1;0S.59; 3. Harbor View (Andy Rovzar. Brad Smith, Jeffrey Peck, Matthew Lan- gel), 1 :01.25. 9-10 100 medley • 1. Greenbrook, 1 :04.16; 2. Newport Hills (Jeff Tate, Ryan Lance, Brandon Mason, Scott Sanford), 1:09.17;3. Pacific Sands, 1;10.44; 4. Harbor View (Tom Money, Mike Kendrick, Ryan Kent, Jamie Kline), 1 :1 1.06. 9·10 200 breast -1. Greenbrook, 2:S1.34; 2. Newport Hills (Scott Sanford, Brandon Mason, Ryan lance, Russell Mycom. 2:56.31; 3. Harbor View (Ryan Kent, Mike Kendrick, Jacob Murphy, Jamie Kline) 2:58.20. 9-10 100 fly -1. Greenbroolc;. 1:02.10 (meet record); 2. Newport Hills (Ryan Lance, Zachary Powers, Dean Pospisil, Trevor Gladych), 1:08.52; 3. Harbor View (Tom Money, Jamie Kline, Tyler Kent. Jaf- fer Kattan), 1 :11.63. ,_ · 9-10 200 Mdt · 1. Greenbrook. 2:29.56 (meet record); 2. Harbor View (Mike Kendrick, Ryan Kent. Jaffer Kattan, Tom Money). 2:4S.03; 3. Pacific Sands, 2:51.12. 9-10 200 free -1. Greenbrook, 2:09.66; 2. Green Valley, 2:20.36; 3. Newport Hills (Scott Sanford, Dean Pospisil. Ryan Lance, Brandon Mason), 2:20.38. 11-12 200 medley -1. Newport Hills (Parker Delponte, Matt Cooper, Gunnar McClellan, Kris Cooper). 2:11.87; 2. Harbor View (Chris Crawford, Bryan Buhagiar, Daniel Niehenke, Kevin Welch), 2:16.12; 3. Lake Forest II, 2:19.44. 11·12 200 breast -1. Harbor View (Kevin Welch, Bryan Buhagiar, Walker Russell, Daniel Niehenke. 2:36.78; 2. New· port Hills (Gunnar McOellan, Kris Cooper, Matt Cooper, Griffin Gentry), 2:37.35; 3. Green Valley, 2:39.53. 11·12200fly·1, NewportHitls(Gunnar McClellan, Kris Cooper, Matt Cooper. Park· er Delponte), 2:10.15; 2. Hamor View (Morgan Dunzer, Kevin Welch, Chris Crawford, B~uhaglar), 2:21 .59. 11·12 200 • 1. Newport Hills (Gun• nar McClellan, Kris Cooper, Matt Cooper, Parker Oelponte), 2:18.53; i. Harbor View (Chris Crawford, Bryan Buhagi.r, Kevin Welch. Daniel Nlehenlce). 2:19.37; 3. Greenwood, 2:29.87. 11·12 JOO...., -1. Newport Hiiis (Gun· nar McClellan, Kris Cooper; Matt Cooper; Parker Oelponte), 1:55.09; 2. Herbof V'..w (lry.n Buhaglar; Chris Crawford. Daniel Nlehenke, Kevin Wekti), 1 :57 .46; 3, Green Valley, 2:04.23. 1J.14 JOO m1dley 1. Pacific Slnds, 2:01.•7; 2. ~ Hiiis (Matt Cwtiy, Tyler Mc:Clellen, ~ INndage, INu Stockstll), 2:02. 12; 3. Gt91nbroo. 2:07.51. 1J..14200 bfust-t. Hlft)or View~ Buzoli<tl, Jim Str~ lart w.lch, MerCeflo YOITlt •••••••• Harbor View Coach Ted Bandaruk and two of his prize swimmers, Heather Van Hiel and Kate Berry. Panuliano), 2:23.32; 2. Newport Hills (Tyler McOellan. Tyler Brundage. Beau Stockstill. Matt Casserly), 2:25.54; 3. Greenbroolc, 2:29.47. 1J..14 200 flj -1. Greenbrook. 2:01.7S; 2. Harbor View (Sherwin Kim, John Mon- ey, Jim Strack, Adam Bu;olich), 2:<>1.77; 3. Newport Hills (Tyler McClellan. Matt Casserty. Tyler Brundage, Beau Stockstill), 2:09.66. 1J..14 200 bKk • 1. Harbor View (Adam Buzolich, Jim Strack, Matthew Blackford. Ali . Kattan). 2:06.04; 2. Greenbrook, 2:08.31; 3. Newport Hills O'yler McClellan, 1Yler Brundage, Beau Stockstill, Matt Casserly), 2!10.S2. 1J..14 200 free -1. Harbor View {Jim Strack, Griffin. Dunzer, Matthew Black- ford, Adam Buzotlch), 1:47.66; 2. Pacific Sands. 1:49.32; 3. Gr~brook. 1:49.50; 4. Newport Hills (Tyler McClellan, Tyler Brundage, Beau Stockstill, Matt Casserly), 1:52.28. 15-18 200 medhty -1. Newport Hills (Garrett Gentry, Scott Kramer, Michael McClellan, Kevln Fitzpatrick), 1 :49.66; 2. Green Valley, 1:51.37; 3. Harbor View (Jason Paldaj Scott Sandland, Omar Kat- tan, Carter Weir), 1:S1.75. 15-18 200 breast -1. Newport Hills (Mkhael McClellan, Scott Cramer, Garrett Gentry1 Kevin Fittpatrick), 2:04.22; 2. Green Valley, 2:05.74; 3. Harbor View (Blake Bentley, Sherwin Kim, Alexander Niehenke, Omar Kattan), 2:10.95. 15-18 200 fly • 1. Newport Hills (Michael McClellan. Scott Kramer. Garr~ Gentry, Kevin Fitzpatrick), 1:48.70; 2. Har- bor View (Alexander Niehenke, Jason Pal- da, Omar Kattan, Scott Sandland), 1:49.27; 3. Lake Forest II, 1:51 .66. 15-18 200 bade · 1. Harbor View (Omar Kattan, Scott Sandland. Jason Palda, Sher- win Kim). 1:55.58; 2. Greenbroolc, 1:S6.47; 3. Newport Hills (Michael McOellan, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Scott Kramer, Garrett Gentry), 1;59.S6. 15-11 200 fnte · 1. Newport Hills (Gar- rett Gengry, Michael McClellan, Scott Kramer, Kevin rrtzpatridc), 1:36.97; 2. Har· bor View (Alexander Nlehenke, Scott Sandland, Carter Weir, Omar Kattan), 1:38.34; 3. Green Valley, 1:38.47. GIRLS 5-6 -1. Harbor View, 76; 2. Pacific Sands,. 58; 3. Newport Hills, S6; 4. Lake Forest II, 3S; S. Greenbrook, 2A; 6. Lake Forest, 23; 7. Green Valley, 8. 7-8 -1. Harbor View, 70; 2. Newport Hills, 68; 3. Green Valley, SO; 4. Pacific Sands, 38; S. Lake Forest II, 24; 6. Green- brook, 16; 7. Lake Fore.st. 14. 9-10 • 1. Harbor View, 70; 2. Lake Forest II, 64; 3. Newport Hills, 42; 4. Pacific Sands, 36; 5. Green Valley, 32; 6. Lake Forest, 30; 7. Greenbrook, 16. 11·12 • 1. Lake Forest II, 80; 2. (tie) Greenbrook and Newport Hills, 46 each; 4. Harbor View, 4Z; 5. Lake Forest, 32; 6. Green Valley, 26; 7. Pacific Sands. 10. 13-14 • 1. Lake Forest II, 70; 2. Harbor View, 56; 3. Pacific Sands, 52; 4. Newport Hills, 40; 5. Greenbrook. 36; 6. Lake Foreest 22; 7. Green Valley, 10. 15-18 -1. Green Valley, 72; 2. Green- broolc, 66; 3. Harbor View, S2; 4. Pacific Sands, 40; 5. Newport Hills. 26; 6. Lake For- est II, 22; 7. Lake Forest. 12. 5-6 100 medley -1. Harbor View (Heather Van Heil, Chelsea Giger, Mar- garet Money. Kelly Feeley). 1:36.97; 2. Newport Hills (Madeline Jaeger, Conley Kipp, Sarah Furgatch, Erin McAdams}, 1:42.10; 3. Pacific Sands. 1:43.53. 5-6 100 breast • 1. Padflc Sands, 2:00.37; 2. Harbor View (Heather Van Hell, Kate Berry, Brittany Rovzar, Chelsea Giger), 2:01.61; 3. Newport Hills (Conley Kipp, Sarah Furgatch, Erln McAdams, Lau- ren Tolfa), 2:09.12. H 100 fly • 1. Harbor View (Chelsea Giger, Margaret Money. Kelli Feeley, Heather Van Heil), 1:42.78 (meet record); 2. Newport Hills (Conley l<lpp, Madeline >•eoer, Erin McAdams, Emily Morris), 1:oll6'.04. !M 100 ~ • 1. Harbor View (Heather v.,, Heil, Kelli 'Feeley, Chelsea Giger, Allle ,,..,, 1:41 .13 (meet record); 2. Pacific ~ 1:42.39; 3. Newport Hills (Conley Kipp, tMdeline Jaeger, Erin McAdams. Emfty Morris), 1 :43.37. M , ...... -1. HMbor View (HNther V.n Hell, ChelSN Giger. Kat9 leny, Kelli FeeMy). 1:25.89; 2. Newport Hiiis (Conley Kipp, Kimberly Condino, Eric McAdams, Madeline Jaeger), 1:27.40. 7-8 100 medley · 1. Harbor View (Ash- ley Pries, Stephanie Brown, Marit Zach- man, Stephanie Gabert), 1:14.22; 2. New- port Hills (Christie Mead, Ml<tielle Tolfa, Juliane Piggott, Kasey Kipp), 1:15.S3; 3. Green Valley, 1:16.00. 7-8 100 breast· 1. Newport Hills (Kasey Kipp, Juliane Piggott, Katherine Kaa- marek, Maxine Rodenhuis), 1:24.12 (meet r~ord); 2. Harbor View (Marit Zachman, Ashley Pries. Kate Murphy, Stephanie Gabert}, 1:27.63; 3. PacifK Sands, 1:31.90. 7-8 100 fly -1. Newport Hills (Kasey Kipp), Christie Mead. Michelle Tolfa, Tay- lor Jones). 1:15.38; 2. Green Valley, 1:16.14; 3. Harbor View (Ashley Pries, Stephanie Brown1 Claire Schloemer, Stephanie Gabert), 1: 16.31. 7-8 100 bade.· 1. Harbor View (Ashley Pries, Marit Zachman, Oaire Schloemer, Stephanie Gabert), 1 :20.66; 2. Newport Hills (Kasey Kipp, .Christle Mead, Kather- ine Kaczmarek, Meggan O'Neil), 1 :21 .25; 3. Green Valley, 1 :22.84. 7-8 100 tr..· 1. Harbor View (Ashley • Pries. Claire Schloemer. Stephanie Brown. Stephanie Gabert), 1 :OS.57; 2. Newport Hiiis (Kasey Kipp, Christle Mead, Kather- ine Kaamarek, Michelle tolfa), 1 :05.88; 3. Green Valley, 1:08.96. 9-10 100 medley · 1. Harbor View (Jen- nifer Pries, CamiUe Hewko, Holly Van Hell, Ashley Chandler). 1 :06.41; 2. Lakeforest II, 1 :08.47; 3. Newport Hiiis (Mary Flynn, Athina Meshkin, Alexine Rodenhuis, Jill Casserly). 1 :10.85. 9-10 200 breast · 1. Newport Hill.s (Alexine Rodenhuis, Jill Casserly, Athina Meshkin, Paige O'Brien). 2:S7.44; 2. Lake Forest II, 2:SB.62; 3. Harbor View (Camille Hewko, Laura Peck. Elizabeth Dunzer, Holly Van Heil), 2:59.88. 9-10 100 fly -1. Harbor View (Ashley Chandler. Katlin Kubas, Jennifer Pries, Camille Hewko), 1:04.72; 2. Lake Forest II, 1:07.71; 3. Newport Hills (Alexine Roden· huis, Caitlyn Czisny, Athlna Meshkin, Mary Flynn), 1:11.06. 9-10 200 back • 1. Harbor View (Jen- nifer Pries, Ashley Chandler, Kalyn Shah, Camille Hewko), 2:36.47; 2. Lake Forest II, 2:41.47; 3. Pacific Sands, 2:45.25. 9-10 200free-1. Lake Forest II, 2:15.49; 2. Harbor View (Christina Evans. Camille Hewko, Jennifer Pries. Ashley Chandler), 2:J6. 10; 2. Harbor View (Christina Evans, Camille Hewko, Jennifer Pries, Ashley Chandler), 2:16.10. 11·12 200 medley • 1. Lake Forest II, 2:10.22; 2. Newport Hills (Stacy Edlund, Lauren McAdams, F. Rodenhuis, Danielle Carlson), 2:14.63; 3. Greenbrook. 2:1S.81. 11·12 200 breast -1. Lake Forest II, 2:34.18; 2. Lake Forest, 2:34.S3; 3. Harbor View (Vivian Liao, Lauren Snell, Elyse Avl- la, Daniela DIGiacomo), 2:35.00; 4. New- port Hflls (F. Rodenhuis, Stacy Edlund, Danielle Carlson, Katy Tomlin), 2:38.41 . 11-12 100 fly -1. Lake Forest II, 2:13.61, 2. Harbor View (Anne Schroeder, Tracy Kubas, Kelly Kline, Vivian Liao), 2:16.56; 3. Greenbrook, 2:17.19· 4. Newport Hills (Stacy Edlund, Carly Verble, Lauren McAdams. Amanda Molinaro), 2:24.00. 11·12 200 Mdt -1. Lake Forest II, 2:14.68 (meet record); 2. Newport Hilts (Danielle Carlson, Lauren McAdams, Stacy Edlund, Carly Verble), 2:19.17; 3. Harbor View (Daniela DiGiacomo, Lauren Snell, Ahlia Kattan, Vivian Liao), 2:21.15. 11-12 200 ffM -1. Lake Forest II, 1:S7.74; 2. Greenbroolc, 2;01 .22; 3. Harbor View (Daniela DiGiacomo, Amy Stradc. Tracy Kubas, Vivian Uao). 2:01 .59; 5. New- port Hills (Danielle Carlson, Lauren McAdams. Stacy Edlund, Carly Verble), 2:05.26. • • 1J..14 200 rnedley • 1. Lake Forest II, 2:08.16; 2. Harbor View (Christina Hewko, Adele Koetting. Heather Hapeman, Jessi· ca Harkins), 2:10,S6; 3. Pacific Sands, 2:11.15; 4. ~rt Hills (Katie Cole, Lau· ren Jones, MeltfM Henderson, Kimberly Henderson), 2:12.38. 1J.14 200 ~ • 1. Newport Hills (Kimberly Henderson, M elissa Hendenon, Julie Mendekon, Emilv Bovd), 2:28.00; 2. Harbor View (Chrlstrna Hewko, Alexa Mill«, Adel• Koetting, Heather H•pe- man), 2:32.05; .3. !Ake Forest II, 2:32.62. U-14 • 200 fly • 1. Pacific Sands. 2:06. 74; 2. Lake Forest fl, 2:09..50; 3. Harbor View (Christina Hewko, ~ H•rklns, Adele Koetting. HMther ~). 2:12.95. . 1J..14 200 Mdt 1. Lake Forest II. 2:06.57 (meet record); 2. Harbor View (Jes- sica Harkins, Alexa Milter, Christian Hewko, Heather Hapeman), 2:06.96; 3. Pacifk Sands, ~:13.~9; S, Newport Hills (Julie Mendelson, Lauren Jones, Katie Cole, Valerie Atkins), 2:2A.50. 1J..14 200 t.... -1. Lake Forest II, 1 :53.50; 2. PaCific Sands. 1:54.18; 3. Harbor View (Christina Hewko, Jessica Harkins. Alexa Miller; Heather Hapeman). 1 :55.08; s. Newport Hiiis (Kimberlv Henderson, Katie Cole, Julie Mendelson, Lauren Jon~)1 2:02.35. 15-11 200 mea.r -1. Greenbrook, 1 :59.47 (meet record); 2. Green Valley, 2:02.50; 3. Harbor View (Melinda Tucker, Lauren Weeshoff, Hayley Hapeman, Mea- gan Hardt), 2:05.25. 15-18 200 bruit -1. Green Valley, 2:22.75; 2. Greenbrook. 2:23.91; 3. Harbor View (Hayley Hapeman1 Karl Hammer- schmitt. Meagan Hardt, i.aura Weeshoff), 2:29.04; 5. Newport Hilts (Lauren Jones), Cate Stock.still, Kylie Cooper, Jenny Roberts). 2:31.53. 15-11200fly ·1. Green Valley. 1:57.76 (meet record); 2. Greenbrook. 1:58.19; 3. Harbor View (Loura Weeshoff, Jennifer Belli, Melinda Tucker; Meagan Hardt). 2:02.95; s. Newport Hills (Jenny Roberts, Kylie Cooper, Ellen Orbe, Megan Sutton), 2:<>2.28. 15-18 200 b.adc -1. Green Valley, 2:03.96; 2. Harbor View (Laura Weeshoff. Shawn Russ, Meagan Hardt, Melinda Tucker), 2:06.25; 3. Greenbrook, 2l06.40; 5. -Newport Hills (Melissa Lanni, Kylie Coop- er, Etten Orbe, Jenny Roberts), 2:15.75. 15-18200fr'H·1. Greenbrook, 1:46.60 (meet record}; 2. Green valley, 1 :49.36; 3. Harbor View (Melinda Tucker, Shawn Rus.s, Laura Weeshoff, Meagan Hardt), 1:53.13. BOYS AND GIRLS U 100 frw · 1. Newport Hills (Sarah Furgatch, Emily Morris, Lauren Tolfa, Chad Morabito), 1 :4o.60; 2. Harbor View (Neal O'Hara, Amanda Nkkel, Randall Nelson, Teddy Bandaruk), l :42.56; 3. lake For'est II, 1:s;u2. 7-8 100 medley · 1. Newport Hills (Meggan O'Neil, Parker Reed, Maxine Rodenhuis, Kyle Tomlin), 1 :23.03; 2. Har- bor View (Ty~er Haly, Kevin Cox. Melissa Manni, Michelle Zucker), 1:29.41; 3. Lake Forest II, 1:31.41. 7-8 100 1'" -1. Newport Hills (Taylor Jones. Kyle Tomlin, Meggan O'Neil, Brett Hanrahan), 1:12.54; 2. Lake Forest II, 1:15.89; 3. Harbor View (Natalie Shah, Annie ~ng, Kevin Lineback, Scott Line- back). 9-10 100 medley -1. Newport Hills (Tommy Thomas), Zachary Powers, Paige O'Brien, Trevor Gladych), 1: 13.97; 2. Lake Forest II, 1 :16.63; 3. Harbor View (Christine Arnett. Kelly Nelson, Brendan O'Hara, Eric Cox), 1:17.91. 9-10 200 free -1. Harbor View (Amy Zukder, Corbin Medina, Kyle McGhie, Clay Russell), 2:32.24; 2. Newport Hiiis (Paige O'Brien, Zachary Powers, Mary Flynn, Trevor Gladych), 2:33.97; 3. Pacific Sands, 2:35.41 . 11-12 medley -1. Newport Hills (Carly Verble, Amanda Molinaro, Kathy Tomlin, Griffin Gentry), 2:26.00; 2. Lake Forest II, 2:29.47; 3. Harbor View, 2:20.53. 11-12 200 medley -1. Harbor View (Jennifer Belli, Blake Bentley. Alexa11der Niehenke, Lindsey Daley), 2:04.70; 2. Greenbrook, 2: 12.19; 3. Lake Forest. 2:12.6S. 11-12 200 free • 1. Lake Forest II, 2:11.81; 2. Harbor View (tom Welch, Lau- ren lndvik, Chelsea Gulbord, Nadeem Halm), 2:12.47; 3. NeWport Hills (F. Roden- huis, Amanda Molinaro, Katy Tomlln, Grif· fln Gentry), 2:19.50. ,J-14 200 medley · 1, Greenbroolc, 2:18.65; 2. Newport Hills (Valerie Atkins, Golie Alem~ Emlly Boyd, Julie Mendel- son), 2:21.50; 3. Green Valley, 2:38.05. 1J..14 200 fl'M • 1. Greenbroo, 2:00.15; 2. Harbor View (Bart Wekh, John Money, Geoff Colller. Mkhelle Belll), 2:03.00; 3. Newport Hills (Cameron Pospisil, Valerie Atkins, Golie Aleml, Emily Boyd), 2:07.7S. 15-11 200 fNe -1. PltClflc Sands, 1 :54.49; 2. ~rbor View (Shet'Wln Kim, Lauren Edwads. Karle H•mmet'S(hmitt., Geoff Collier), 1:55. 13; 3. Lake Forest II, 1:55.63 NHBA 9-10 Grays win Pinto All-Stars tt1mble~ NBLL Majors exit, 10-3 GARDEN GROVE -AgCINlllve baserun- oing took ectvantege of earfy w8lk:a a.s New- port HarbOr's Gray Tham dele&ted. Dana Point, 14-12, in a winner's bracket game Sat· urday. • NeWport Jumped out to a ~-0 lead behind the hi;ltlng of DoMld Halli. Dfttl ............ s,.._ Moore and Dennts H1 snm. Hunt and Moore eat.b bad two bltll. Han- nan bad e lingle, two Wa1b and ICCnd three runa. PemlteiD bad a double. lkkey NeblOll mede a great defensive play that stopped a stxth-tnntng rally by Dana POmt. Nel8on, playing nabt fteld. tacit a tiard hit line drlw to the .NUf.ld aa a bop act tbr8w to ftnt bilfGr9 tbe namer. muad niada ..rely . Newport ............. bdlir . ANAHEIM .., The NewpQrt Harbor Base- ball A.aod.atio.n's Pin.to AD-Stan (1-3-year- oldJ) lOlt to Dana Point in a third rowid game, 8-5. Troy Seeber pitched a grMt two Innings, with ftve ltrikeoutl, and had a double for Newport. .lerrY ..., allo = two superb imdngll and ,bid lout ...L ~ WbStnef., Upcl. LI. D'C'na d*d OUt Ill_. loi N9wport wttb two ......... D'Cruz aJso made the .,_.,. pi9f of the game by catching a~ bit~ 1119 bMd whllehewa~~· 8ltk .... Uld Kyle c.....u provided ...... tnlllld tar=-.. ar• wl c r• IPl'Ud Ne~oe.---·---· MISSION VIBJO -Newport Beach Uttle Leogue exite.d the District SS AU-Stars playoffs a t GWeran field Sunday es RAncho Santa Mar- guite found the range, as well as getting a few bounces, too, en route to a 10·3 victory. Manag4tt Ralph Simmonds watched his players pou_nd out four doublet, but in almost every ~ they got the min~um results for tbeli tttepower. Andie PinitMtt poweted two doubles dur- ing tbe conte1t; and Jerttt Thayer and ~ AaalinO each doubled, as well, Azzalin0'1 two-better pettilg a pair of nannen. •it wa1 jU1t one of tbOle games.• DOt4MI Stm· mandl. Wllb tbe ICO(e. 2• t in the eedy going· New· pmt wetdaed • gnNnder to third :bit ·die btig. gltlDI lbe wllmat a two-nm daubl9. FOOTBALL - CONTINUED FROM 7 current defensive dominance is merely a cyclical trend, which will reverse itseU in tilpe. Whatever the cause of the ~! cunent offensive doldrums, ~ here's hoping the cure isn't fu .. off. If I had the answer, you can bet I'd be passing it along to South coaches. . , . a Free-sptrlted South defemlve tackle Derek Pox, whose propensity for namboyance w~ discouraged in the button-doWt), businesslike Newport Harbor ' program run by respected hea<! IJ}all Jell Brinkley, unleashed a .. , dance step atypical of any Tut',',. during pregame introductions, ~ While running from the enl:l 11 zone toward midfield, the n ,.' 6-foot-2. 280-pound standout • hesitated at the 20, turned ;. · sideways facing the home " stands, and began shuffling , rhythmically for a few secondS,J before returning to his . ~· • straight-ahead jog. . Hey, when you're a defens~ lineman, you can't exactly save these things for an unlikely end-zone celebration. •·, a ... ,. Former Newport Harbor rugb star Brett Baker received a nice compliment from former Santa Margarita Offensive Coordinator Tim O'Hara after contributing to the South victory Friday night. · O'Hara, who'd seen Baker's heroics firsthand from the opposing Eagle sideline, pulled Baker aside to tell him: *You'r~ . one ofthe best football players I've ever seen.~ O'Hara and I are of like minds. • a Recent Harbor graduate P~ Hogan, who started both ways" for the winners Friday night, ... took some time to exchange '" postgame pleasantries with ;r future Colorado State teamma1:e David Vickers, who collected it" game-high 43 rushing yards fot the North representing Rancho_ Alamitos. ~ The duo will also join former Corona del Mar Five Crowns offensive line standout Nick Schaumburg in Fort Collins. '' Schaumburg, an All-CIF . tackle at CdM, has been shifted to tight end for the Rams. ·~ a His All-Star eUgibWty ts slllJ · two years away, but Corona del Mar High quarterback Mike · ' Bergey has been garnering high praise for bis work this summet according to CdM Offensive - Coordinator Lyle Lansdell. Lansdell said Bergey, who '! emerged midway through his · sophomore season to seize th~· Sea ~gs' starting job, was , .. rated the No. 1 quarterback af~ a recent USC quarterback c~. as well as Bill Cunerty's West "' Coast Passing School. "Cunerty (currently on hiatus as head coach at Saddleback , , College) called him the best quarterback in Orange Countj~" Lansdell said. TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 7 ... r~o:ve him from the high sctrOOl circuit. Dent1 who has won national~ hardcourt titles in the 14s and 16s, and will try to win another in the 18s this summer at , Kalamazoo, Mich. The winner of that division gains an automattc wild-card berth into the U.S. ; Open in the main event. •Justin, Gimelstob (of Miami) started to get a lot of national attention when he was in the '" 18s," Randy Walker of the USTA said: •on the national and international scale, Taylor really hasn't had a lot of (publicity). But he absolutely deserves ,,~ (recognition), because he is a .. · great American junior player:"' Dent enjoyed a breakthrouQb in 1994 at the Ojai Valley Ten.fits Tournament, winning the bo~, 14s. .. In 1995, Dent erupted agaiot capturing the Southern , .. Callfornia Junior Sectionals atO his first USTA National ... Hardcourt Championship . He. ; anived on the CdM cem.pus ftb. lofty credentials, but didn't stu long. ..-; Dent, out of the Balboa Bay Club Racquet Oub, dropped - high school terum after becoming only tba third freshman to wtn a CIP lndtviduel singlet title, follow,tng Pete ~ Sempra.a (Palol VWrdiil) In 1987 and Jon Leech (Laguna Beach). Ca .............. ...... , ., Monday~July 13, 1998 9 x llOTICll PUILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICH PUILIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICH PUILIC NOTICE PUILIC NOTICES ... -~ WJT1Cll b•01ogica1 fath9t or lhl1 PUILIC NOTICE Heve ycu 1tatted dOing H1"'9 ycu 1111\ed 0o1ng Thi• bu1lntu la con-c:1.etetn• A0%7 NCIC 900MA .._ ~ N ~ It i. .. Ji, Nut • .:.,._.,.=.;;-.~~~==:-::--child. She curttnlly llU b~•• ytl? No bUslnHa yet? No Cl"'1ed by: an Individual liD'l MANO FONANOa .,. l(£H.JI tOJE end AfJ<O »vrs a ....._ -.. • - TICI Plent '°place lhil dwld tor llXHlalT A Richerd Joseph B•lllOD•. Alchetd JoNph Benaglie, Havt you ttatled doing ,=::.-: ~~ lOOl HEATHER YIUZ INOUl (SS-~ llld ddt 41 J f ,_.... --"""!"'!~r=:"!"=:::'::"'""'I~ lht°"Qh CethOllC NOTIC• TO TrvttH Ttu&t" butintH yet? No ,.:.. E O e 1 MART IN ~ ~lOlllll •1~ ur*f 4111111 ol .... _.. 9UOouRT social . 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Al IMIO 0, IN IW'a ct.a lcnwrt and CHANG• btlltvt you 111 the blologl· that all ptr•ont h•vtnsi ctolng bullMH as: doing 1M.Mln111 u : lfht toUowlng perJon1 •rt t1t41 ~1MJ nMI!: 07/0t, 07/13 • ~ Sellef\.lceRIM Ill Olhetb.ltlMD ...-. • O.dlM ol ..... In 0, •rift Reltort lnlcpen eel lather Ol tht clllld Claims agtlnll lht dee• 330 Cl.IFf, Pltklldt Aplttmtnll, 2854 doing bualnHI II: t:OOAM n11M ll10 ICldlattt uttd by IN ~ money d .. UnMd CAS• NUMll9' 4, II you wish to entrt dent are required to IU• 330 Cllll Drlvt, Legun.1 Auoclattd Road, FuUtt1ota;. A UNIQUE HAIR SALON, ...... W, ._ flllo~ PUBLIC NOTICE Stlllfltcellltl •"'1111'1111 YfllS -u apltlled In 8"'• A1tltll ,,_r111111 rlghbll to lht child lhtm will\ tht Supttlor Beach, CA 92051 • CA 92835 " 2940 W. Uncoln Ullil C, .-.one: bltOl'l ltll • aucMtt was atnt Ion "02 of tt'9 fillnMcMI ORDIR TO IHOW dHcrlbed I ovt, your Obli· Court, at 341 Tht City Bred J, Davit end Ada, Richard Jo1tph Betti! Anaheim, CA 92801 Of dllMftd t11 1111 COdel. • 1"' Nof"' ~ CAUi• FO" CHAHOB gallon• art II lollowa': Orlvt, Orange. CA 92888, btllt 01vl1, 1520 E. 0Ct1n· Tru1tt1 ol the Rlch11~1 AnlhonY-R. Athlty, 222 N: £237 AOIMN MOORE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SAU 111.~f'fransltm .,. $ASAM entrwa to tfw C0Mnty Of NAMI A. You may lnltlatt a Pl • and mall 1 copy to Mlchatl front, NtWPort Btach, CA ltPh Battagll• Trust, .• ed Mulltr St.. 18, Mahtlm, E~ ---~ON r·s NoN93~~~4J~l(iodt 8 ~E l\E.STAUAAHT .fl ~ 100 CMc C«t- ETITIONER(Sl Etl R b ttrnlty action pur1u1nt lo John Dawe as tru11ee of 92881 ' FtbruefY 27 t9Be 3645 CA 92804 , HO HOii\ ~3 g T R CE WO Bln1JICI Pll'bwlV .t8 i. DrM Wiit, ...._ MA, ~ lnkptn HAS/~A~e Tiii• 25, Chap11t 8. Article the 1ru1t ciattd May 29, Edg1r A P11h and Luclll• v11 Udo, Newport ·~each, This bu1lnt11 I• con. ~ 24517 c~it:v ·2 d J· SE J.~d IMne ~ CAii rlaht. tllllunct .,., ... •r 0 A PETITION FOR AN 1, ol lht Alizooe Rtvlstd 1997 wherein th• dectdtnl c -Pash 3271 EHttr Cir· CA 92883 , • ductad by: an lndhldual l2l l"OMONA AVE. U u., 'fcP The be sold conveyiiid to Mid -'* ~~EDER TO CHANGE ~1u11 wir1r thirty day• 01 was lht senior. at 628 w. cle, Huni111gton Be•ch, CA Thi• bu11n11' .. 11 con· Have you 111rteJ doing ~A MESA CA 92827 ~':.du8:~ or"Tru:~.;'(f desc"beO~ne: 11 lurrw9: bV It under Mtd,~~1~ N•ufS FROM Erin Ro~rl I ~,omp ti on o Hrvlce 19th St .. Costa Mtn, CA 92647 . ducted by: an lotfl\il(lual bu1lne11 ytl? YH, 4/1/98 vt•I f1111>7,;,2 • TIME: SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO I"""· ,,,.,.nt' ....... Trust In the _. """ 0 Erl R ... C 0 lrnl nqtlet. ~ muat 92621, within lht later of Thll bUtlntH 11 con-Have you 1""1ed doing Anthony Ashley ·OO"'M ,..,m equi,...,. w-,.name. aa1b9d ~ ., lnkptf'I T n o .... rt I• begin to. provide financial loUr montns •lier July l3, dueltd by: a gent<al part· bu•lrl•H yet? N6 This 1f11tmtnl was lilfd .....=. -. ttie foaowlng ~E Hl~ESl BIOOE:n FOR OOQdMll luse lusellolct 1111-tht lfcweuid eo.ny elld WI~ '* by ordtrtd thet tupport 1Qr lht child ~• IK& (th• dllt of lh• f1r1t ntr1hlp Richard Jostph 811ttegll1. with ti\• Cou111y Clttlc ol ,.,_ •• Y .~1 (111 ~ IO(TS ~ U !: O/Mments A.BC l.Jelos• trMn---. Let S1 of :nKf 1'~ It 1 • you fftabll'sh plltmlty. publlcetion of notice 10 Have you ttarted doing Tr111lff Ofange County on 5/29198 • ...... u tenHr •• u.. 11•• ~ · •perMmpnic:onllld.,~ ~ ~~· .:~~~·1::for~ B . .:t.o\L,aley lffk to obtain creditors) or. 11 notice Is buslntn yet? YH. 9.1997 This 111ttmtnt wu filed 11181180040 0 3 2 4 o M AR 1 o =:Jo :'~er~~~ 11'11 111 loca<I ~· 4143 :.::-.. n _. 14 d .._ I D CUllOdy Ol tht Child follow· malltd 0t personally dtliv· Edgar A. Pash with lht County Cltr1c ol Delly Pilot JUne 22 29 FERNANDEZ . Cl't'tl C Std! ' CtmQIS Op.,. -C,1Q6 IMM ~ ~ ~· ~gr 0," 1~P~~~~ Ing 1blrth through11ppropd· tred to you, 30 dayt alltt TillS 11attmtnt waa llltd Orenge County on 6/24/98 Jult e. 13, t99tl ~23S ~~4~ (payable 111°~~. at : OAll'l&t& cl OrWI09 ~ ~~: · s 1 curt 1 att tglllprocudngs. • th9 date this notice 11 with lh• County Cltrk of 11ilal782412 ~ 201• 1 TO 5tfva llle ltnd ot 1oct111110 111 nll.2110t .. ,,,. __ _ ~~r.~~~Wl'I 0.l>O:. c.,111i,ou r· .. ~ member ol meiltd or personally dtllv· Orange CountY on 6/08,'98 Daily Pilot July 8. 13, 20, PUBLIC NOTICE 20H l'\.ACENTlA AVE, =i!,y>= ~ht Olia Ind trWltl'llCI IS ON SALE BffR ~--e.:::1='41.~ A 1 18 1998 12.00 an n In n..,.. or I mem-ered to you. A claim lonn 11188780904 27 1998 • m2S9 COSTA MESA. CA. 92827 In .. N«J WINE LICENSE NO 41 · rrn "" on :ri• • ct ih! · d btr of the m1h1ary. you may may be obtained from lht Daily Pilot Juoe 22 29 • Flctltloua Bu1lnoa1 \71'1 M&07M TIME: '9rtsl co:o to 'S;.;o 1 335038 undlfatgned ~ .._ f:. ,Ko'!" c~ult, I~ :Y ~· •. •xtmpttd from the 1181' =n~1"~ FC:,,YO:C~~ July 8, 13, 1998 ~39 PUBLIC NOTICE n!~:i~~';!~! art 1~~ dw folowtno ~:t~ tl!,u;0'i:.~aralna~ now tSSlled ID<ll'tl OltlTUtS =:...;:..~for.,; thtY ri.ve. why lht Ptllllon 5. You m1y l'll•h to con-aged to i,, r.our claim by PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua BualneH dolno bUslne11 u· ,.,_.: dtScrlbtO Trustor CHERYL IOc:llld a 4143 Camcius °""' addr9lil ..s Oltw common IO< chenge ol name ahould •ult With an attorney to II· certllitd mei with rtlum N Stetement Southtm Caliloml• Coat, SUSAN SACKS Rec:oroeoMartft .fC.108 "",,.·CA 1126t6 ~ r 8"Y. .,.,_., "::'~~~'g;dtted lh•t • alsl you In lnlllttlng • P.•· receipt requtated. Flctltlou• aualneH Tht ~:n':w1ng persons.,. Ing. 1724 TtJSlln Avtout, !~! ~~ ~~243~:,S~00~ns~ H0,!!j Sll~no~~5 o11:: ....,_ Seid .... w9 Ilia of I d n ltrnlty action. or determ1n-Kirk Mclntoah IEaq Nemo ltatament dolng bu1lne11 u · COtta Mna, CA 92827 ..__. Plot er is -~· tMde, bUt wlll'IOUt ~ copy lht or« to I ow Ing what caust ol edlon DONAHUE 'MciN· Tht lollowlng pertons art I) SAVE PAR GOLF M1tll1on Robttl Ltlbt, CS1t CATHY LYNH OttmRecordSllllht oflaol 11 h oftlCI of BURROW ES. Ol wwrwwy, ~Of cau•• be publlah•d I~ you wish to lakt In , .. TCSH & HAMMERTON Clolno butlntH u : COURSE & SCHOOL l72A Tustin Avenue, Cotta ~ JOAN CAMILLERI tilt Recorder olORANGECountt CROW C<Nf'N(Y 501 Pal1an· Implied. r~dlog lllt, D•Uy Pilot • new1paptr o IPonn lo this Notice. ' Portfand 338CI Via Udo bl SAVE PAR GOLF MAO-Mtse. CA 92027 pursuant to the Nob ol Olfaoll tet Ollw. Sara AN CA ~705 poaessloft, "' trlCIMn- gtritt•I cltculallon pub· 8. Failure 10 me a pa, 828 W. 19th St., Coat• NtwPort BHch CA 92683 • A2lNE 411 N Adems FIJI· This buslntn I• con-PROP£RTY 00101 I 22301 and Elecllon 10 SeM 111ereunc1tr The amount of tne ~ltlllSt iltilnCU, ro p11y the,.......__ ll•hed In thl• county, 11 temlly ectlon w11hln thlfty Mo .. , CA 92821 Rlchtrd Jost •h Bell• ua ltrtoo 'cA 92832 • ducted by an lndMdual 2oel PlACENTIA AVE. rte:OfdedMarcn 25. 1998as pnce or constoernon '"connec· Ing ptlndplf aum d tn. lUll one• a wt1k lot lour deyt or this Nollet may, Published Newport Tru•IH of tnlRlchardgJc~ Robtft w. Kauppi, 411 N. Have you alarttd doing ~STA~~· 9?:/l Instr No96-170867 In BoOll··· •on w.lh 1111 transfer of the noila(•) MC"lnd bV Aid ~=="~~~h::~,~~ot lo ll'ld probably will, ceust Btach·Costa Mt1a Dally HPll Battaglia Trutl, daled Ad1m1, Fullerton, CA. business yet? No \~:~AM =-~~~~~.~~:"or O~~ hctl\H Ind ll\IS1nes1 1nduc>ng ct.IS of ~~~ •Y , ., you lo 1011 any •landing to Pilot July 13, 14, 20, 1998 February 27, 1988, 336e 92832 Malt Liebe lt.ofM by the followtno ANGE C ty· YOU AAE IN tile es•maled 1rMnt01Y 1s lflt tMrton. .. ,..~-_.. DATI. ""14118 ob)ect to thl1 adoption or MT285 Via Udo, NtwPor1 Btach, Thia bualntn Is con· Thia 1latemtnt was liltd ,.,_: OEFAULfU~NOER A O~EO OF sum 01 S25023000 wr.cn notl(•). adVllQS. I -ri· JAMiii A. JACKMAN, to HHrt or claim any P•· CA 92863 ducted by• an lnellvldual with tilt County Clttk of , consists of the following undW the t9m1S cl tfw dte!t JUD Q S /C 0 MM IS. re11111 right or any Interest PUBLIC NOTICE Wllllam Balteglla. 13621 Have yo~ started doing Orange County on M,98 A081 LAURA SANTORO ~~fuN&~T/D ~RC•\J?e CUii 1n twow , ss 00000 d tNlt. tlllmllled f~ SIONIR 0, THI SUPE· lnpr· child. c l THE COSTA MESA ZON· Alondr• Blvd.. Santa Fa buslntH yet? YH, May 7, 19188783121 A027 NCK BOUMA ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR Demand Noll to be con· =-.:mend-:=-cMib t•fUOR COURT ease contact at~ol c Q S TOR Sprlng1, CA 90670 1998 Dally P~ot July 8, 13, 20, 8042 MANO RANAN0£Z PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLO "'~ to cash at dosing Mid dlecl ~ Erin Ro~r1 lhkptrt, 161 ~:r:'w~·~~~e~d~e~:: WtLL ~~J~~ ~RAOECI? Ju~t~d ~~~~:::~,.con-~hl~·~:i.~i:ftP~a. filtd 27, 1998 m261 ~~ ~~ tER~I NAT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU SlG!i.23000 2 ~ ~ --~. Cac41 Pl. IA, Coste M111, Phoenix, Arizona, 85021 , SION ON THURSDAY, Havt you sllr1td doing wtlh tht County Citric of FtANANOEZ NE"EO AH EXPl.ANATION OF Noll cameo ti>' Setler Oiled. June 21. 1-. CA. 92627 (602) 964·6771 (Jean). JULY 23, 1998. OR AS bu11n ... ti? No Ora • Coun on 8/29198 PUBLIC NOTICE E172 aoe o. 90YLE TME NA'TURE OF THE PRO-SSO,CXXJOO ~ ~ s.v- Publlatltd Ntwporl P.ublllhtd Newport SOON AS POSSIBLE Richard ~Oltpll Battaglia. ng 19:8818293t ~~t~~ci~~VAY~~~ ftl\aSbltnlQ/HODetween ~"a..~U::J: 'Seach·<::Oala MtH Dally Beach·Coat• Mtsa Dally THEREAFTER. ON THE TrullH Ahalt•.,. ~to P•-the Sdeftleensee Incl the _, ... ..., Pit June 29 J I 8 13 Pilot Junt 22, 29, J4ly d. FOLLOWING ITEM: Thi lal I u flied Dally Pilot July 8, 13, 20, EAnlw ML T...011 I cencel.tdon. Temw, ,,., 1757 PITCAIRN OR . COSTA iranded lluytf'f1111S1tlff as 200, S... Diego, CA 121<11. 20~""8 • uy • 24S 13, 1998. m237 1. ZONING APPLICATION wltn' .~. b:ty WCltfk 'ol 27, 1998 • m248 NOTICfTOCAmmiu .,..,.., .... " .. " ........ MESA. CA92626 (II .•!"' flC1,llte0 ~Sec 2o!073 ol the (11t) ~ (911) .,. ' n m ZA,gs,24 FOR TONY BAN· 0 C 812 /98 UU ••· 0-.d tHa STW end address or common des'Vna· 9usinns Incl P!ofessions Code 7721. 5*1lnformltkln.9w: PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ZUELO, AUTHORIZED range f::a:~e2~ PUBLIC NOTICE 11~aw...._ ... 11, 1sntof.JULY,lttellyPS t10nolpropertytSsllownal>OY1. inat Ille conside~ tor ine Cindi -.w.t, TEAM c; ---------AGENT FOR DUFFY DUF· ,_ •• ~O•ftft9CO, lno.. 701 no warranty IS g1Ve11 &S to Its ~ SlgNll&n ---.--S-C_7_4_5_1___ PUBLIC HEAAJNGS WILL FIELD/PACIFIC MESA Dilly P1lOI July 8, 13, 20, Flctltloua 8u1lnoH NOTICE IS HERESY WeatemA--.Gi.n.t•. completeness or correcrness) nnsfef of h tlu11nes1_ .. ,., 1'UPl2IS7ll Oll'2I, '""" HOTIC. OF BE HELD BY THE COSTA PROPERTIES FOR AN EX· 27 1998 m256 N•m• Stetement M I tlUfk salt IS lbout ID CA •t 201 . ,., 81244-Said Sale ol properly ¥I'll ba hoenst" ID be'*° Oft( .... h crTltS MESA Pl.ANNINO COM· TENSION o'F TIME TO • Tht loHowlng perlOl)I art mlda eoeo. Bond No. 6867832. mad• in IS IS cond1bon WllllOUI transttf ha l:letn ~ 1:¥ PETITION MISSION AT THE CITY ALLOW THE CONSTRUC, PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: The llllnt(s) Ind buSI 07/08, 07113 convenant or WMranty express h ~ of Alcol1olic -------.,....1-. TO ADMINISTER HALL, 71 FAIR DRIVE, TION OF A 238.UNIT Flctltfoua BualneH Chait St.John Holding acldrm(ts) of 1t11 lllltr(s) it'M! Of 1111plleO ragatCltng !J!le Be-..raol Contrcl To g~-.c:.r.::: n l!STATEO': COSTA MESA. CALIFOR· 46 859 SO FT ~ Company. t40 -Ntwpol'1 DAW> 9 TR)TTlMH, possession. 0< encumbflllOtl 0*~11116.111118 ea MYRTLE M HECKl!R NIA. AT 8:30 P.M. OR AS B t.i IL 0 ING. M ·,NI· Nemo Stetoment Center Drive. Sulit 240, t.ldlllSOll #222. IMne PUBLIC NOTICE to pay Ule 'tmatnlng pnnapal WU IHOUE. REJ<O INOUE.l--_c_a1_1 e_._ ... _-5_7_._ aka JEAN HECKl!R SOON AS POSSIBLE WAREHOUSE PROJECT TM following per1on1 art Newport Beach. CA 92660 ~12 • ' sum ol lhe nora(s) ~red by SalletlJcenset CASE NO A112152 THEREAFTER ON MON2 APPROVED UNDER ZA·97: doing bUtlnHs u : Christian A. St.John, 92 Dono b1111ntsS as PACI( CM81'1719' $lld Deed Of Trust Wllh lllllr· KAZlHTO OSlM T II Ml •"-'"fl I I DAY, AUGUST 10, 1998 14 (WHICH EXPIRES JULY Htliollope, 3388 Vi• Udo, Havtnwood, Irvine, CA UP _,... W "9.IC 8AIJ[ tst as 111 said nota prOYICleCI Buytf'fransltM O I "· ..,... ... car es, REGARDING THE FOL· 10• 1998) LOCATED AT NtwPort Beach, CA 92683 92614 aOYanc:es II any. under lht Newpol1 Bucll-Costl Mtsl creditor•. contlngtnl crtdl· LOWING APPLICATIONS. 670 W.EST I TTH STREET Rlch•td Joseph Battaglia, Cindy A, Mulder, 92 Ha2 ,. o1fltr tluSlness natne s ~ the ~ 11rms Ol slid Dito of Trust CN481287 IXX186552 RC~ 13 tott, and ptreona who m1y IF ANY OF THE FOL· IN N MG ZONE ENVI Trustee of the Richard Jo. vtnwood Irvine CA 92614 ll10 ldehSS{ts) 1.lstd by ~ tees charges and expenses ol ' othtrWltt be lnttrHltd In LOWING ACTIONS ARE RmfMENTAL DETERMINA: atph Bettegli• Trust, dlltd Thi• b~tlness ls con· stlle1(S) Wltlln 1111 imt ty~::-'f::" ... 1.!.~ the ·Trustee and of 1111 ll'\ISts 1llG8 the wlM or Hiatt, or t>olh. CHALLENGED IN COURT TION· PREVIOUS NEGA February 27. 1986, 3366 ducted by: co-partners yen IS ~ !JV .,. sdef1S). =-~ .-don. craalld by UIC Deed OI Trust of: MYRTLE M. HECKER THE CHALLENGE MAY BE TIVE DECLARATION ' Via Udo. Newport Btach, Hevt you started doing ate (I none. so It*) Nona JAJLY• 10. tlH ...,_:i Said sale Wiii ba 11110 on. JULY PUBLIC NOTICE aka JEAN HECKER LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE IF THE ABOVE AC CA 92663 buslntss yet? Yes. 6'Ml8 Tl-. 1oc111on 1n Clllfoma of IM'Ot*'tY ~ 1K1t not V .1998 AT 300 PM OH TME Cemet-u • Mortu"'"' A PETITION FOR PRO. ISSUES S 0 ME 0 NE TION S IS/ARE CHAL: Peggy Farl11, 418 Hello-CMttlan A. St.John the chief UllM._. Offict o1 ..,._ to fumltulw otottt-FRONT STE4»5 TO THE EN· NOTICE 0tr TN.IST!E'S ett.,,....i'" C t -1 'BATE has btln llltd by RAISES AT THE PUBLIC LENG~J IN COURT THE trope. Corona Otl Mar. CA Thi• atattment WIS filed selltr1s Sime 11 lbCM Int .... etrd/o/ ott'9f TRANCE OF THE ORANGE CIVIC ~ ... No. -1217a ........ • rema ory AL.VIN J. FELDMAN In lht HEARING DESCRIBED IN CHALLENGE MAY BE UM· 92625 wllti tht County Clerk of The name(s) 1110 llusaness hoUHhoWltllmaloelltledet: CENTER. 300 E. QiAPMAH S..W. ·CAL~ MN< 3500Paclftc:Vlr#Dnw Superior Court of Callfor· THIS NOTICE OR IN WRIT· ITEO TO ONLY THOSE IS· This bu1lntH 11 con· Orange County on 6124/98 lddress ol the bllyer(I) inra ORANGE, CA At Ule time ol 1111 "770D1162 1Nl1of • "° Newport Beach nla, County of ORANGE. TEN CORRESPONDENCE SUES RAISED IN WRITIEN ducttd by co·plrtnara 19988782318 ALBERT E. BO 2222 "chelson, PAOP£R1Y 20153 lnlllal publlea!Jon ol ltlts nouce CAITANOH YCU liM IN 844-aTOO :THE PETITION FOR PRO, DELIVERED TO THE PLAN· CORRESPONDENCE OE· Have you atarttd doing Dally Pilot July 8 13 20 ~!It cAll2612 20715 HEWl"ORT 8lVO. tile total amount ol 11\e unpaid Dll!PNJLT UtCla A Dl!B>u11 _______ _ BATE requell• thal ALVIN NINO COMMISSION AT LIVERED TO THE ZONING buslntH yet? No 998 • • 2s0 • ..... COSTA MESA CA 92827 balance ol Ill• obligation St• °" ~L~TB> 4f1l1/11. lllr•ll'E -llW'l'llE-J. FELDMAN,~ appolmlld OR PRIOR TO, THE PUS: ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR ·Richard Joeaph Battaglia, 271 m assets being ,...., ll't (714t .... 1612 . TIME: cured by 1111 above deSCflbad UNL&a YUU TN<E ACT10H '"~":""-.n:.:..~av H Ptftor"l•I rtptteentatlvt UC HEARING. TO THE ABOVE DATE Tru11tt PUBLIC NOTICE Qtneflll'( OISCllbed 19 All t:OOAM Deed ol Trust and Htlmated TO ""1T8CT YaM "'°""' ~ -"' 10 administer thl 111111 of 1. Pl.ANNING APPLICA· FOR FURTHER INFORMA· Thi• atattment wH llftd in tilde. flllll11. equ1pme~ ._.... r, u. folowtna costs. upenses, and advances IKJY,ITMAV •IC)l.OATA Mortimrv * ,.....,..,........i IM decedent. TI 0 N p A ·96 ·5 0 F 0 R TION ON THE ABOVE AP· wllh lht County Cltfk of Fictitious Bu1ln•H IJldtnlml, ~. le&Se, ....-: Is $30.376.49 II ls posslbll 111at P\&JC IA&..£. • YOU C~re "mati""on ........ THE PETITl<;>N requ1111 NADEL ARCHITECTS, PUCATIONS TELEPHONE Orange County on 8/24/98 . Nemo Stetement 1tasenold impnMmanl ll10 It lllt time ol slle ttlt opening NllD M l!XPLANAnaN Otr the deceeltnl I Wiii end AGENT FOR ICI HOU). 754•5245 OR CALL AT THE 19981182401 Tht lollowlng persons art aMnlnt nol m compell £237 ROBIN MOOAIE bid may be Ian than tit toQI T14E NA~ OP T14E ""°" cOdlch•. II any. be admitted INOS/SRP II FOR MASTER OFFICE OF THE Pl.AN· Dally Piiot July 8, 13, 20, doing bu•lness u : ll10 WI loc*d It £104 JACKE JAcpe5 indtblldnm dlM DatlJune ClllDWGS NlltMSf YOU, lo probett. TM WtU and PLAN REVIEW FOR A NINO DIVISION ROOM 27 1998 "'158 MIU St., 3368 Via Udo, ~son. #222. IMna. H07'i A<>lllB'T JOHNSON 30. 1998 T 0 SERVICE COM· YOU 8GA.D CDNTACT A 110 Broadway ~ Costa Mesa 942--81&0 N'l'I eodlcllt ert avalleblt 320,000 S.F. COMMERCIAL 200 77 FAIR' DRIVE ' Newport Beech, CA 92663 112612 P~Y as slid Trus.. T 0 UINYBl Dn ~ 20. 1• fk()f ,·:,am~u~ In the lilt CTR.. WITH VARIANCES COSTA MESA CALIFOR: PUBLIC NOTICE Rk:herd Joteph aanaglla. Tiie tlUfk Ut II t*'lded ~~1Zw SERVICE COMPANY 1750 Elr.;:::::::::~~~;~~~~; tp1 Y I c · TO ALLOW EXCESS BLOG. NIA. ' Truslff of tht Rlchald Jo-be COISU~ • h Otlict ol COSTA MESA CA 92827 FOURTM ST SUITE 100 PO! I THE PETITION requ.ttt HGT. {30' PERM.: 50' Publlshtd Ntwporl Flctltloua 8ualnoH ttph Battaglia Trust, dated TEAM ESCrow INC . 13161 (714• ll0-7972 ' TIME: BOX 11981 SAllTA AHACA ~11yndto edh1llf\I: tht PROP.) I. REDUCED REAR etach.Coltl Mue Oeily Heme Stetemont February 27, 1986. 3366 8rDo111111st St Giiden Grow •:OOAM 9'1711'1988 71415432 1372 WI ts1att U : t ~T' SETBACK (78' REQ.; 42' Pilot July 13 1998. Tht followlng ptraon1 art Via Udo. Newport Beach, 92643 Ind tie en!K:ll*O ' ~ a.y dw folowincl are ascs:g ttlt Btnahdary to ::~ 'tc7. ms~ulhonfy ;rr~P,)PA~'-iriNJO: ~~~: • m2&7 ~t':r:i':'~.-:; Apart· ~1~26:~slntH Is con--11~29• 111118 ,...._: :n~a =~an.:U"J ~om;: ~h •"~-"'•par~ rep-CUPS FOR OUTDOOR DIS. PUBLIC NOTICE menll. toot Georgl• SL ducted by: en lndMdulll Cllltc!:: ~ 11~ o s 2 4 o M A R 1 o !Nt purpose Wl'llllltr ractlVtd reeente .. ,,.,wt to le tb -~ PLAY IN FRONT OF THE I ... ..... gi l:l3, Hunllng(on Beech, CA Have you 1terted doing Codi $-=-on &lO& 2. FUWA.NOEZ Of_, 0< in wril!ng 11 availlbll a«lont thOUt o t-•ng HOME CENTER & DRUG Nollet • ,._,..,y Vtn 92648 bUllneu yet? No the txl*fld opening btd may court approval. Befort Ilk· STORES: OUTDOOR DIS. thet the undtrtlgn«I wilt Rlchald JoNph Bettaglia, Alcherd Jottph Balteglle, Thi natna end lddlm of PAOr£RJY 20138 be 0~ by calllllG 11\e Ing cer1aln very Important PLAY OF SEASONAL ~ eold It Public Auetlon irutlff of the Rlchetd Jo-TrustN the pttSOn With whOm cNlms 2099 l'\.ACENTIA AVE. loloWIQ llllepllone numDtrll) actlona, howevetJvlhe Ptf• ITEMS: A DRIVE·THRU on MONDAY AUGUST 3, 1tph BettegUa Trust, dated This tlaltment was filed tTllV be hied Is TEAM COSTA MESA, CA. t2U7 on Ille day belort 1111 ~ tonal rtprtMnlel • wlll be RESTAURANT AT HARBOR 1998, AT 10:00 A.M. by Ftbfuary 27, 1988, 3368 with IM County Cleflt or INC . 13151 ~"' St, f7141 ~734 TIME: 714/480·5690 TACl451362C r9<1uited to give notice IO SHOPPING CTR.. 2300 KELLY & KAAL JACKSON, Vie Udo, Newport Beach, Orange County on 8124198 ~n GRM. CA 92643 llld h 10:00AM PUB · 7-6. M3. 7·20 lnltfffted peraon• unlHI HARBOR BLVD .. IHA C1·S K.E. AUCTION SERVICE, CA 92683 19188712415 laSt -'°' filtng clams !JV tn/ .__ by the folowin81---------:---lh~y heve waived notice or ZONE. ENVIR. DET.: NEO. P.O. BOX 825, RIALTO. CA. Thia bualntu 11 con-Dally Piiot July 6, 13 20 cltCltDf slllll be -Mt 28. 111118, ,.,_.: PUBLIC NOTICE constnled to IM PfOPoted DEC. (AVAIL FOR REVIEW mn. 9()9..873.0744, AUC· ducted by: an lndlvlduel • • whlcJI iS 1111 l:IUSlnm ~ bllM "Affordable ·Alternative" ' Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service action.) TM lndtpandtnt fOR 20 DAYS AT THE TION BONO 1'72~1-19. HIYt you tllt1td doing 27, 1998 m2Sa 1111 ntiPllld aftd* speolied 8107 JOE MC INlYAE Etaow ..... OOOll662·AC •dmlnl1tr1llon authority will Plt-lG DIV.) Al.LS PACE • COSTA bullnetl ytt? No PUBLIC NOTICE lbCM CMO JOttN HINH llJTICETOCIWITORSOF Why should you subject b• granted unltH an lnttr• FOR.FURfHER INFORMA-MESA. 1535 NEWPORT Rlchard Jottph Beltegll•. [).-cl ~neg 111118 C371 CAllfY' LYNN IAl..E 0 ....-CS peraon lilH an ob-TION ON THE ABOVE AP· BLVD .. COSTA MESA, CA TtultH flctltloua BualnoH Al..BERTE EID 11o~ ,;I) ~ JOAN CAMIL.l.ERI ~llTO::../FO yourself & your family tO Jectlon to the petition and PLICATIONS TELEPHONE 92627 Thia atattmtnt wit llled H It t nt ' ..... ,e., ahowe good caUH whr lht 754·5245 OR CALL AT THE UNIT I · N0ARMYE with . the County Clerk of The f~:w10: p~=ns ert C"'~~r\Be:,~1°.:~~ ~~JO..Wl ~~30t AlCOll>UCIMMOEUCBllE paying inflated priCeS for court af'tould not gr an lht OFFICE OF THE PLAN· • INVENT Orange County on 8/24/118 dol b slnest as· ..,.. • ' • -'""" • (U.C.C.1111 ll ~ .... ~vthorlty. NINO DIVISION. ROOM A143, CHRISTINE MC 19988182411 AM'~Rl~AN MAiLINO & COSTA ~~CA.·~ II Pt.an ...... , k t & . ???? A HEARING on Iha pat!-200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, IWAIN. HOUSEHOLD Dally PllOI JUiy 9, 13, 20, PRINTING SERVICE, ll64 ?,~~-:;e No41ce isllertb>'Ql.,.llltl.ltl CaS e S SefVlCeS • • lion Will ~ held on JULY COSTA MESA, CALIFOR· ITEMS 27 1998 m254 N Kramer Place Anaheim . Sell your unwanted s•..:........ ti tfw f---........ CUlkale of mets I/Id I transte "-"TOD r......-1 ooo eJrarvrT 23, 1998 •' 1:45pm In Dept. NIA. A158, STEVE ROVDS. • CA 9211()6,1922 • • .tems th• ea1y wayl -• Y __......, ol llcollollc btMrage hcense 1s \All 11 na: "OOO"t1'1"""1D.LI 703toc.tedll34tThtCity Publlihtd Newport HOUSEHOLDITEMS PUBLICNOTICE Georv-Havriluk 717 Or· To place your ,.,.,,,.. alnltlDbe!Nde ~ ... n... .. -&~ ........ nttl .... Coandet Orlv• South. Orang•. CA Btach·Co11a MtH Dally A197. BRENDAN GAR· chld Ave Corona dal Mar clastllled •d cell A081 LAURA SANTORO Thi names Sooal Stcu~ """' ....... Vl-J'-.,,..,~ ~~ ~-1 ~,~ o•~~~~m~ ~m~.~~ .. ~~~ .·~~=~e~4~2~-~~~e~1~a~.=~~;~;~;~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~!~~~~~~~~~~S~3~~~~~~~~~~~ IF YOU OBJECT to lht m26e B227, PATRICK ALLEN. Hamo lt1temont Thlt buslntll It con- granllng of the pet111on. you HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Th• lollowlng ptttOM are ducted b . en lndMdual shOuld appaer el th• hear· PUBLIC NOTICE B380, CHRIS CLOUD. doing bullneH 11: Have y~ l1erttd doing elng*'-~or~e' J::n :~ NEWPORT aEACH H~~EH~B~F7Ji~~ CON· RJ8 Manegtmtnl,,._338eh butlneu yet? Vas. J111uary ,.....,,. L ..., • Vie Udo, Ntwp<>tl ... ec ' 1978 Iona with the.court ~ CITY COUNCI NER. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ~ 92e&3 Gtor 1 HavrPuk ore the Mating. Your ap-AOl:NDA SUMMARY C294, PHILIP KAPLAN Rlchald JoMph Bet1eglll, This gstettmenl was filed pa11ance may ~ In perton Juty 13, 1998 M.D .. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TNtllO of lht Rlctwd Jo-with tht COYnlY Cleflt of or by your attorney. MISCElLANEOUS AC. C336, THERESA LEE, 1t9h 81ttagU1 TNll. dated Orange County on e/17199 • If YOU ARE A CREDITOR TIONS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FebNVY 27 ttM, 3386 19988181771 Of contingent credhor of REQUEST FOR FEE Publllhtd Newport Via Udo Newport Bead\ . tM d~aHd, YoU mutt tilt WA.IVERS FOR NEWPORT Btach-Oosla Mt1a Delly CA 82t1e3 ' Dally Pilot Junt 22. 29, your c:lelm with the court AQUATIC CENTER (NAC) Pilot July 13, 20, 1998 Thia bualnell la con-July 6, 13, 1998 m238 and mall a copy to tM per· BUILDING ADDITION. mi7o ducted by: en lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE tQnaJ ttprt1tn11tlvt •P-AMENDMENT TO COUN· PUBLIC NOTICE Have you atarted doing -----""""'.'""--Pointed by the oovrt within CIL POLICY L·te .{TEMPO. bullnetl yat? No flcUtloua BuelneH tour months from IM 1d1•tt A.ARY BANNERS) ).ND AP· Flotltlou• aualnoH Rlcherd Jo1tph aenagua. Nemo ltetomont of tht fit1I l11uance O ti· PROVAL OF "TASTE OF TNlllO ltft U ptOVlded In Probate NEWPORT" BANNERS. Hemo Stitomont Thia tllltmenl wa1 nted Thi lollowlng ~tont are Code aectlon 9100, Tht BUDGET AMENDMENT . The foPowlng ~tonl are with the COJJnty Cltf'k ol doing business••· time for fillng claim• will IBA.003) TRANSFERRING d~no bUtlntll SI. Or • County on 8124/98 SUR LA TABLE. 832 Avo-not expire btlor• tour S27 353 FROM GENERAL F1t1t Stcurlly Bank ol Call· ang 199887824 te cedo Ave., Newport Beach, monlht from tM hearing FUND RESERVES TO FIRE fornla, 15771 Rockfltld CA 92660 dete noticed above. OPERATIONS PROFES· Bouleverd, lrvlnt, CA Dilly Pilot July 8, 13. 20. Sagt Ttrrect loc., DBA YOU MAY EXAMINE lh• SIONAL AND TECHNICAi. 92618 27, 1998 m25t Sur Le Teb':J 1765'elh Avt . fll• kept by lht court. If you SERVICES ACCOUNT, FOR Calllornl• Stilt Bll'lk. PUBLIC NOTICE s.l SNttle, A 98134 art 1 ptraon lnttrtated In THE PURCHASE Of (CA), 15n1 Rcx:kfitld Bou-. Tnla bualntH It con· tilt Ht•lt, you may flit EQUIPMENT NECESSARY leverd, lrvtne, CA 92818 Plotltlou• •u•lnoH ducted by:. corporation will\ tht court 1 Ro~utal TO co•".rRT METRO CIT, Thia bualntu la con-H It t t Have you 1tarted doing I ( •no; ducted by'• corporallon •mo • amon butlnett y•t? No '°' Spoclal L~Olce orm IES COMMUNICATIONS Ha .... yoU lllt1td doing TM IOllowlng '*'°"' .,. Sag• Terrace Inc. dba Sur ~·154) of lne ftllng ol an CENTER TO 800 MHZ ~· ytl? No doing bullneu H: L8 Table Melinda Ekdehl I~ and appr•IHI Of TREE REMOVAL REPORT Calllornll Stat• Bank. Tho-San Mlgutl Apattmonll, Store ~opment . ...... ..... ~..!' 111y po. PUBLIC HEARINGS mea A Bllhop CEO 111040 Sprlnlld• St.. Hun-This 118tement WU fl.led •t1on Of -~"""" It pro-CORONA DEL MAR BUSI· Thi• itatemeiit Wit filed liligton a..cl\, ~ 92641 With tht County C1eftc of wtdod In Probe•• Cod• MC· NESS IMPROVEMENT DIS. with the County Clerk of RIChtrd Joatph Bettagll&, Orengo County on ~ don 1250:., A ""'-'"..!. lorlt TRICT RENEWAL PUBLIC Of*"""' County on f.2·98 TrualH ol tM Rlc"-td Jo. 1 .... 'IU9'1~ lpeclal ... ollce lorl'n Hf.ARING AND ADOPTION -..-MPh Bettaglle Trwt Cit.led ,.,,.._.. "°"' the c0Uf1 OF ORDINANCE: TO MOD-1MH190H1 Ftbruery 17• 1.; S3M Oeity Pi6ol .My 13, 20, 21, ~ 1FY THE BASIS FOR LEVY· ... y. Quinney I Nebeker, Via Udo N9wport Beach /l.uvUat 3. 1911 m2e4 -...., fer tM P9tf. ING ASSESSMENTS FOR Prolt11k>nel Corporation, ~ 92913 ' ... ILIC -T1C1 ......,. 1 1fM.1ttl flS~L YEAR. Allomtyt at Law. 400 De-Thi• b1.1elntH la con-P'V - HALLI •· H•ITON' 19" WEED ABATEMENT _.,. 8utldlng. 79 South cfUcted by: an lndlvldUll -,.-.. -.... --... --... -.. --.-.-.- 810. COl•1eOTl1 PA~~NT TO NEW Main Street, lt.Q. Boa Have YoU alalted do'ng ...._ .... llMM HalTON • HUTOll, ~T PLACI! PLANNED "6311, s.n I.Me City. Ulat\, ~ ~= 8enaglle ,,,. lolowtl• per9CMW .. AJTOIU'Sft AT LA'!f COMMUNITY DISTRICT 141*<>315 Tl'UIW9 ' doit'O ~ •: 4041 MAOARTHU" MGU\A~S {ftLAHNIHO Daly ittiot June 29, MY 8, Thie ~ w !led The Howto Corpcw..iou, a.VD!! IT&. 400, ..... COMMISSION AMEND-13, 20. 1911 rn244lC w11t1 the C°""'Y Qerti of t'f'..::*" COMI ...... po RT I •AC H, 0 A MmNT NO. 1751 PUIUC NOTICI Orange County on .,....,... TM ""'° ColpcMllllOh c-~"9'0 , AMIHOMINT TO rAONT t .... 1U414 Diii••• Corp) t1M-... ~ •• 'ubllah•d Newport ~Sfo •:~\~1(1 J:. Pio....._ ••lneM Diiiy No4 .My I . tS. IO, tin. eo.te ....... CA tMlt INlch-COlll Meta DeltV NINO COMMll~ION ..__ ltllt........ 21, t• · mll3 T"le bullMM la con-"°' Jtift I. tO, lS, 1• NAINDMENT NO. 1131 TM follcMlr'I ~ •• ••l&JC--duCted "Y! • '*POl9ilol• m2'8 CUMENT IUSINHS dOlng ~ •· "' -• -Hewe ,o.i *'" CIOlnG ---...... --~~~.~-I AHNUAi. Rl'°"T ,AOM Ith llrtet Ap1rtmenl1, ........... IYllMll bU11ne1it ,.rt No PUllJC llOTIC THI CONF!fllNCI ANO l:n. ~ = Newpof1 .. _.. ltet__. :: ~pclfllOfl, CATllOUO IOCIAL Vtl~I ::'tfMIORet AICMtd JoHph Bltlagle, ..!:!!. ~,.,..,. .,. THI 11111 me.11 WM llM MIMCSI Ofl ~~IT PROQMM """"" of U. llUc:Nrd.Jo. .._....,. •: Mth tN COunlW Clllll of OU1'UL MD ritfCOMMINDATIONI Mllf' ......... 1'Nllt. dlied CMi ~· °""81 ~ °" .,,.,. llOll'nmMI Ml&W "'OM IHVIRONMINTAL P*'-Y f7, 1•·.: ::::., a.ch. CA:...~ t .... Tlt•t llOTIG8 TO QUALITY '4ffNM COW. Iii. UdO. ~ ~ ~ ...... D9lf Nat ,,... a, .. NTlllTIAL MfTTll ~J ........_ .... TNllN Of ......... JO: Mt I. 11. 1• _.. t _,...,.,.._ '"'ll•fltCI Newtott vi. Udo ~ leMh. 5.._...TIUll,-.t .... IOiOfil 1. ei.111 llnlltdG II~ MMa DellV CAtiii:i lrV 'IP, 1-. --· ............. at tN .. "'°' JiiJ11 tS. 1-. lftlft T"lt l»U"""9 ta con; Yll ........ ........ " • H i 1t II ER.... --= dlDi•MiD dueted'T..,.,... ~ ........... ~ n:· -~· ....... II OM oount on'° ... a Oft ........ , ~ Ire W. ,_...you ....... ..cn.Afl• g=---,._. .. --:::-~"= Sel~extra L ~-, .... CA -·· .. .... ... ........ hotlllhold .... VII*" =--..,... '° ...... •J[ll• ~ili!l!i.:::~·!•!:!1!5,.~--l __ ....!---!!~·!•'!'~·~--ll!!!~~!!lr... ... ~• • ,., ·STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? The Legal Department al the Dailg Pilot is pleased lo announce a new service now available to new businesses. We will now SEARCH the name for gou· ~I no extra charge, and save you the lime and the trip to the Court House fn Santa Md. Then, of course, afler the search is completed we 'will lil1 gour fictitious business name with the Counlg Clerk, publish once a week for four weelcs as required bg law and then file your proof of publication with the Counlg Clerk. Please stop bg to file gour fictitious business name slalenienl al the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bag St, Cosio Mao. If gou cm:rnot stop bg, please call u~ at (714) 6424321 and we will make a"angements for 1JOU to handle this procedure bv mail. · If gou should have anv further questions, pl.au call us and we Will be more than glad lo assislJJOU. G<iod lut/r In 11ocir ,,_ blismasl • .. ... I .. ] "" ~ ~1 / .. ·' / ·' • . .. ~:~· ,.~ -. -... ~. EQUAL HOUSING = OPPORTUNITY .,. ,..1 nt11t .m11t11111 11 tMt ~r 11 st'inl II Ille Ftf. Wal fllr Hnlllt Ad 111•. MMH nln "!'ln It INeflf II HYtrllSI "Hy ~lltrtlCI, Mmttall11 er .iscrl11IHllt1 ••• •• ran, ctltt. relltJt•, u;a. UMlctJ, te.tlitl llllH If ~ atl ... I lli•la, If II lltlltiH II .... Hy llCll ,rtltrtlCI, Hmlt9tiM • .iscrlmlHtloe • CORONA DEL MAR NEWPORT BUSINESS 1022 B,EACH · 1069liiiiiiiiiiiiijiii:iijliiiiiiiiiiiW 2669 OPPORTUNITY;'~ ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Npt Hta Pi>Htct 4 R iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ./2904 *"••min• Creek 3br Lilt• In fin• home• Tenenr, l upr lg, r 1 a 2eR+2BA g, '2ba, upgraded, trl M lot less whlle on the 2Ba, wk·ln cltt, lp, h k· MOVl!•IN·llONUS -••• • Catallna Sunset vlewl marke\. Mua~ have upt, pvt p~, ' no NliWPORT 9AY PIHH be w ry of out S5tOK Agl 780-8533 quallty turn. 723·1133 am~g/pett. $\~M.mo Tl;RRACI! of area oompanlH . Like Nu Re frlger•tor Newport Shor•• 2br. 75°"°189 or 54,r6'283 Lg 1 & 28t near Back Check wijri' the local 5,225. ·Tall metal file office, 2ba, beam cell, ' ~' Bay & gdll courte. B • t t • r '8 u a I ri •a a cab. $39. push lawn· newer Ille roof, S358K IRVINr ~ 214A Large pool, new car· Bureau before you mower. $35. C509·1187 BIU Grundy Realtor• a. \ •• pet & much more. send any money for SAT·SUN 12·5 949·1575-6181 Sorry No Pet• fees or servlcH . RHd 333 POPPY SPECTACULAR WOODsRIDOI! 4br 545-4855 and underatand any Large beaullful home Home on the S•nd 2 Sba ~car gar yard 2B 28 HTS $995 contract• before you Nllh guHt quarters. 4Br 3Ba S1 ,475,000. A'vau' 8·1 s205otmo n!w c~pt/pnt vault algn. Shop around for P b I P I I I 0 I • rate1. eek·•· oo oceanv ew r n c Pa a n Y. Gardner Incl 650.8443 calla, no pets, grt area 1..,......,.,,,.,.,.,,,_,,.,.,,..,...,.,~,..,.,,,-= South aide of PCH By Owner 675·2708 854-2n8 or 760.1713 FAMOUS MILLIONAIRE Newport Beach/Costa Mesa DaifY Pilt.t SEimCE DIRECTORY -For All Your Home and Business Needs - n11 HWl'l'tr Wiii HI ..-..... ly tcetJI .. , lfftrtls• Mii llf re11 ntat1 wtllcll 1111 tlwtaU.1 .. lllt ... 01r tldtn 111 lllrtlly l•l•rm., tllal all •wtlll1t1 ••Hrtls.. 11 11111 Agent 714·509·8923 •VILLA POINT• AUTHOR reveal1 Qott Cqurae View N£~0RT aecret or maklng1--------~--------~-----~-~~------~~ 2 e e d room + Lo ft BEACH S100,000 per year part 1 ,, COSTA MESA 1024 ca11, 760.1869 Agt 2169 MISCELIANEOUS time, buying and 1811· CREDIT EMPLOYMENT _ ... , 't iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill--.ieir.1 ::;;ttklEfiPiii1i;;;;;;=-Ing mortgage notH. 2907 ANNOUN;.EMENTS FLOSUTN&D . 3 8 r 1 o/•D• Bonus Rm 3B~ 3 u'A :A ·~*d BIO CYN <4br 3ba RENTALS (800)584.CREDIT. l~~~~~~iiiiiiii '-0 2925 SS3 '"*"'" are m11a.i1 01 •• 9'UI 9"or1Hlty Mslt. Te Cllll• Lrg yard, ~gar, FP, • remo • ' ' 24 hrs. NEED A MORTGAGE -------·•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil RV cce S206 000 green bell loo, 2 atory, aln tam home, 1 yr www.paperbualnHa loan? Rennanclnn? 11 a ss.. • 5459,000 Open Sa t lease. 21 Hermitage com (CAL•SCAN) C d It n • ---------•Found Dog 6·22 vie of Accounting Agont 642·5937 528 Vis ta Or•nde Ln. Avail 8·1. S3700/ · P:: b I• m "• c 0 0 ";c ~ ANNOUNCEMENTS 22nd/Santa Ana, C.M. P•yroll·A/P _..11 or flwlmlutlt1, can HUO {olJ.1r11111 .... -4Z4·1Sto. Fot Ille W11lll1gt11, DC 1111 ,i.111 ~1H HUD 11 421-3500. A Be•uty 3Br 2.5Ba 1 mo. 949·759·1899. ROOMS 2706 Lo~•I vending route Lrg brn/blk med hair Caah- 5 Yrs Newl White tile, @A~ for aale. Earn big S, Foreclo•ure• or 2920 dog, no tags 839·7019 Dlaburaement :ZFp's, Lg Mair, 5310K Harbor View Hom•• must aell. Call now bankruptcy OKI 'A••l•t•nt ........, Agent 645•9913 Lovely Slngl•·Sty Hme NB W.Oceanfront/22nd. 1·800·350·8383 C•ll nowl 24 hour Assist In payroll pro• R E A L T Y Mall Sept. S2650/mo Private rm unfurn shr approval•. ACQ fl· Prayer to the Holy Spirit " E'•lde 2 houses on lot Call Betty 675·4630 ' , Payphonea S150K/Yr. nanol•I ••rvlc••· ·Holy Spirit You who PERSONALS ceasing for mid alz, •••••••••I 3Br 1.sBa plus ·guest 949·780·3142 bath, ulla pd, n/amkg, Low&1I prices Local 1•800 .... 4 ... LEND. solve all problems, company. Accurate, Burr White Really kitchenette, laundry. · • • d t II I t d house 2Br 2Ba. Call 1 block to N.B. Pier a It•• av a I I ab I•. (CAL*SCAN) light all road• so that I e a or en e , wage HOUSES/ for detalls. Agent NEWPORT VIiia Point Beautlfully s51 o/mo. Ca,I Sam ·at 800-800·3470 24/hrs. can achelve my goal, . & hour law knowl~ CONDOS 673·5374 or 380·9492 COAST 1070 Furnished, 1 Br In 714·675-4808 Unbelievable Oppt'yl INVESTMENTS ~~~n:h~1ttgl~~ ';;,~g~~: SCHOOLS & =~~:· c~;~ou~i,:btr:~: FOR SALE First·Time Homebuyer''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~!~~dFa~~:nm~~~~~: (Betwon 9AM·5PM) Da~~~~nd~~gl WANTED 2912 and forget all evil INSTRUCTION 3012 ment and Input •••••••••I Speclallst. I can help1• $1850/mo. 718·2362 Curious? 280.4975 against me In thia & month-end journals, you find your dream NEW VIEW HOME tSWE BUYS$ • Seller all Instances of my me We offer an excellent home. For honesty 4BR 3BA, 3c garage VIII• Point condo RENTALS TO financed notes • · In· are with me. 1 want Computer Training benefit package ·1n• and experience call Asking $699,900 lg 2 mas br, 2ba. AC, SHARE 2724 CREDIT 2907 eurance Httlement1• this short prayer to In a few hrs, not, eluding 401(k). E.O.E.: GENERAL 1002 Jenny Bradley R.E. Agent 494·0880 frplc, lmmac, $2100 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii land note pcrtfollos. thank You for all days, wka, or Mo's. drugfree & smokefree liliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brokerage Today I Avail Aug 1, 760-&00A 1• Colonial Flnanclal things & to confirm We honor all maJor work environment! .., 714·967·7869 CM Gated TWH 2Br . J IOET OUT OF 8oo-96g.1200 e><1. 51. once again that 1 credit card• 645-8010 . Send res1Jm• with sail C 0 V E R N M E N T Great Home SBr 2Ba HOUSES/ 2.5Ba, Jae, nr Nike Cdo•uPn'••'11'neg•c' •ncterr•adoltf (CAVSCAN) never want to be HP· ary history to: Payroi F 0 R EC LOS ED 2017 P a lom• Drive Town, 5 min to beach, arated from You, even Manager, P.O. Box HOMES for pennl&1 Gourmel kH, fam rm, CONDOS APARTMENTS mature, neat. $550/mo America (member ANNOUNCEMENTS In spite of all material MEMBERSHIPS 1560, Costa Mesa, C.41( on the St. Dellnquont English Gardens, By FOR RENT + 1/2 ulls 650-0184 cNoFnCacol)l.dat~or~•. lodw•P,rl 2920 Illusions. I wish to be ' 3018 92628 or lax to (949j tax. Repo's, REO'a, Owner 949-648-6158 FOR RENT M••• Verde room w/ with You In eternal joy 642·7667. Your area. Toll tree payments, Interest. d th k f 1·800·218-9000 own bath In executive Stop collector calla. .an · an you or Ext H·5139 for current home. Full prlv $475 Non ·P r of I t your mdercy i towaThrds llalings. CAL"SCAN utll's Incl. 7~4-4041 1-877·930•2222. Health Care me an m ne. e CORONA COSTA MEl'A 2624 --------Toll frff. (CAL•SCAN) person must say this Go VERN MEN T DEL MAR 2122•'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii New 4br house In HB1---------Savings prayer for 3 con· F 0 R E c L 0 s E D 111 @ Beach & Adams. 2 Sell your home $30/mo. tntire secutlve days. After 3 HOMES pennies on 480 2BA • f'lrepkKe liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S610 1BR 500af duplex, Rooms avall, gated through clasalfled. F ii days the favor request R 2Br 2B• Completely 1 ml from beach. Non comm, clean, no/smk, 842·5078 am y. Doctors, will be granted. The the 51 · epo'a, VA. l ( lot RVA H I I D b b S g. Orner • CC8SS furn In I a e d home, smoker no dogs. 954 fem pref'd S450 Incl OSp ta S, enlal, prayer must e pu · •YACHT CLUB• MEMBERSHIP 1.,...--,:i-"--~--' p r 0 m I n • n t y c et to ·,· I Newport Harbor. Full I membership. pool. grt the ••8•e· I Jr. sailing prog, close 10 Jetty, dlacounted 10 •Btr's $2500. 515·2951 It "' JUD, herlll sales. No some view, cloae to w 17th 949-548-0358 utlllUes 714·969·5857 Pre · II II shed Immediately • money down govern· Pao •Oose1o0env'lligh5dtook everything! Agent GUAllANlllD scnrc ons, after favor Is grantod -------- : ~~~'.1 i~~~!1 ~r::1l~i~: AttrodiveelowToxes 673·5354 or 3ao.9492 *Jo~•==~.°·~~~~~~ RENTALS um.cm• Chlr~~~~~ffn~ore. ~'!~~.u~~:~~~~1~1u~: EMPLOYMENT Auic, baseme nt, and closet then get some cash. near beach. cathedral Condlti'ons Accepted. t'ooma.ppEear at the bot· •••••••-• 1·800.669·2292 COSTA MESA 2124 cell•, frig. Move-In WANTED 2~26 NtCnllt.r c 1 : Ex I H 6AOL?s°cAN Speclall $675+$401) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·~ ~ 1-888-248-4651 The Community Thinking or having a depoalt. a48•2•2 ·~ CM ..... by occ fe· a. Reps. Welcome. No Markel Place. EMPLOYMENT 5530 MW978 "'9ATRICK TENORE Richard Hanchett garage sale? •-.-2 ....... B_r_1_B""'"•_v_e_ry_c_le-an male student. Pref. 1~ License Required. Classified : Please Call & Let Us 854-8485 Give us a caUI near OCC, tower, am granny flaVguest hse -:--8_4_2_·5_e_7_a_-::'~-..-~....,,.~----,..-.--...,;.--,,............,,,...-.,:.~~ • Know What Your CLASSIFIED pet ok. $745 + $400 w/Hp entnthce. Need Needs Arel 856·9705 842·5878 714-241·8850 by 8-1. 760-941-3405. ., 1 ·8 0 0 -4 ·TEN 0 R El----------1·-------- • .. -SOLD! HUNTINGTON NEWPORT NE~ORT BEACH 1040 BEACH 2 669 BEACH 2669 COMMERCIAL Showcase homes -for aale In our TrlPlex Downtown HB. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REAL ESTA TE -Saturday Real Estate Supplemenll _ HOMES OF .. THEWEEK -Dl•pl•Y •ds •t•rt •t Juat $751 • Deadline Wed 5pm ***** I ' OPEN HOUSE -LlaUng• for $51 Deadline Thurs 6pm .. ***** -II pays to advertise -In the best local ,.. Real Estate Section CALL TODAY LISA RIVERA 949.574.4252 ANNE WILLEY 940-574-4249 2·Sty front house plus rear units TWH styfe. Grt Income 5399,000 BNR 723-4494 NE~ORT BEACH 1069 BEACH FIXER S359K 3 + 2 Lota of beam a & d r.a m a t I c o p e n spaces. Better Hurryl ..... ON THE SAND OCEAN + BAY VIEWS Second Row 2·Story 3 t 2 with magnificent view deckl $795,000 i; Prudential Cellltnlla....., :B1U.B0A BLUFFS TWM 1·Sty, J ,SIAND 1006 grass+pool, vu, new 723·8120 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii roof· k It ·carpet ·Pal n t S395K Agt 650.3822 -'Ut•rmlng 1br, patio, HARBOR HILL B BBQ, lndry, $965 yrly 4 r ~ ,\se. no peta. 3t0·838. 4.5Ba Approx 6000sf .3571 ev0 310-45o.1051 10,ooosr corner lot, 'Overalzed Duplex --7Br 480, Excellent "•1.ocallon, Bay & Pavll· : 1on View $1,100,000 --Sy Otvner 875·7978 MM Marble entry, 7FP'a. Joan Burke 759·9314 Why plQy Hide 'N SHk with childcare? Call Cl•••lfled todayl 642·5678. c • •o•o a ' FAJRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON OATBO COMMUNITY 8Y Pl\SHION ISLAND Bcaullful trcc·llnccl str<.'Ct~ nnd golf course views EnJ<» rnrcfrcc living In rour large I • 2 or 3 un np;:m nx•nt hornel • "IWo-<'.m gnmge • wnshcrtdrycr hookup~ • Flreplncc 1woo d & R•'-"l • Air ror1<lltk>11lng • Wet l>m h I ~ flll(i J UH • Almm S}'~IClll • $ I .G50 In S2.V05 PLEASE CALL (714) 644-0509 NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS S.yfroot commumty with p_rintc beach & marina. Tropical landscaping·~ l.ami ~I & aan cltdr. Walk to BalbOa Wand abo~ Mlnuta from Fuh.ioo lsWid. • Spaciow IBR~ 2BR and lBR & dto apes. • Printc patios or balcoo.iu •Wood bumioglgas rutpluu • Printt pnga • Bott slir.-tniltblt • $1SS • $2600 Please call (949) 760-0919 . : Q •• '''GIX CCC C [ id BUSINESS OFFICE FOR RENT 2769 EXEC SUITES 2 lg offices & rec area. Loe NPB Fashion lalapd. Trever Ex20 774'-4414 PENTHOUSE OFC w/Bay View Partition break room, cabled, 10 Base T S1100Sq.Ft. Broker 642·3850 BUSINESS & FINANCE BUSINESS FOR SALE 2900 Body a Paint Shop Great Income CM loc. Delalla Call Ruth Agt 574-0494 831-8011 Yogurt Ice cream & smtha. Prime NB loc, eaay to run, rent $750, S79K obo 873·1400 J\ntiquts & ainlltrtihlts ainming Wu!~ ZZnh ·- The Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Advertising Department will publish a special section featuring antiques & collectibles. This section will be full of shops. dealers, auctions, booksellers, decorators, shows, reftnishers and art galleries throughout Southern callfomla - everything to delight you collectors. Remember, Wednesday, July 22nd- Don 't miss ltl We know you'll love it. FINAL WEEK JULY s6th SELL YOUR UNWANTED TREASURES - TuRN YOUR SPRING CLEANING INTO C • L •A• S • S •I• F •I• E •·D • S ULTIMATE GARAGE SALE FINA L WEEK! JULY 16TH .. 18TH NAME ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-PHONE ADDRESS Crrv .. -"" _,, \.OJ• ...... ... ,. f A -----------------~ ~------------~ TYPE OF CREDIT CARD (CIRCLE ONE): VISA MC ITEM: (15 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I AE D ESCRIPTION: ( 18 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDJNG SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I DISCOVER COST OF ITEM: PHONE # -----------------------.,.-----~ ' . TREASURE CHEST RULES AND INFORMATION A) ALL ADS WILL PUBLISH THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No CHANGES, ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS UNTlL THE FOLLOWING WEEK . B) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WILL BE ALLOWED. MERCHANDISB PRICED UP TO $500 ONLY. ONE ITEM PER AD. . c) PRIVATE PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. No BUSINESSES MAY PARTICIPATE. D) To PLACE YOUR AD USE THIS FORM. You MAY MAIL IT, OR DROP IT BY OUR OFFICE. OUR ADDRESS IS: 330 W. BAY STRBBT COSTA MESA, CA 92627 WE ARE LOCATED OFF NEWPORT BLVD., BETWEEN VICTORIA & l 9TH ST. OUR HOURS AR£ 8 :30 A.M.-5 :30 P.M •• M ONDAY-FRIDAY •• ON YOUR ENVELOPE PLEASE NOTE, "AITENTION: TREASURE CHF.ST." FAXES WIU.. ALSO BB ACCEPI'ED WITH CREDIT CARD (714/63 l-6S94) . • E) DBADUNB IS TuBSOAY, NOON. ANY AD ntAT REACHES US AfTElt THIS DBADLINB WILL PUBLISH THB FOU..OWJNO WBSK. .. • I .. ,. n\O I r. " .. ·' ,1• 1, I - ' onoNT EMPLOYMENT EMPLO 5530 YM!NT !MPLOYMJ!NT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ·-~~!!~~l!!'!iii~ii!iiiiiisiisii3oil 5530 5530 5530 5530 S!llVlCES 5533 ANTIQUES Aat, flT/Ben for Chevron Fuel Dock DIETARY SUP ncl Plnr In Irv. In Newpor1 H1t1b 1 fRVISOR •111tt'd A Mottftlted O"lce H•l,..PT muat p rllng/omptr/peopl IHklng FT r or, or 99 bed 1kllled sales peraon wanted. be computer literate remler Ac• Hardwllle ._...11 •• , 01 ... aphone a clean.cut & per• •on, nUfslng faclllly nestled c d • AetaJler ha• opening• ..._ ,. ... spon. a hi ontacta for dlgllal ependabi., working for hardware aales ~. fu 9'1-223-5183 alble, boating know a 1r:~ny le ".•· frull prlnll.ng I. color w/chlldrena talenl aa1oe and cashlera ill& • .... • + Hiiis Bo t s 1 • a •• rlver1. separations a p lus 'agency 851-o920 ano-nHCIU.t • 849 a trv c• Mull have completed s • FI• x 1ch•Clu11 n g , Sport• pl•lf•r• ·8715-0740 fOOd Hrvlce course atary, comm & ben-P•T M•rchandleer benefit• package, ·-· Pie... be awate lhal the 1111.lnga In Ihle cal· • 9g<H'f may requita you to call a 900 number In which there Is a charge per minute. 1'9tdad to promote Clerlc•l·Good phone be a 11rong leader ;. ~~!~~. ~;.~:7ESe..1~~; for Revlon 11 Fedco • C•ll lue •t cucllng edg• new vol ca. Out/going/ tHm player! Great fa· CM. ,•tore. 11lhra/wk. Crown Ace Hardware i--------- 1acquet 1port. Nffd to peraonable, Buie clllty to work In. Poa, Qard•ner Co1mellc -Eicp Necll 873·2800 or apply In DOMESTICS 5540 ·•• outgoln~. •n•r· computer exp. Typing, evall lmmed. Pleasant Sherman Gardens In Call 310-488·7990 person 3107 e. Co111 1~i!ilii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED ~~~qY,,~~ l'IANOS CoU.C11blH -~ ... r • .........,... • Stff.ot ...... 0Mr:1 ,_,,,,,.,, $$ CASH PAID $$ -jlio(·•-"-"" . . Mondoy, July 13, 1998 II • BICYCLES COLLECTIBLES 6017 ______ ,... G•llC, and enjoy being flllng, order process. Care of Ukiah, 131 C.O.M. PfT, Mon-Fri. PHARMACY TECH Hwy 9dM I' °" lh• beach talking Ing. Good verbal Wh i tmore Ln ., Call 8:301am·D2 :30pm Immediate opening. PRINTING QOIS NANNY Summer baby· to people. f'a>e rHume akllla. Benefits. M·F Ukiah, CA 95482 an~1a:.~.,03.2:ero8thy. HS gradual•, com· COMMUNITY sitting, Hp & mature. WE BUY ESTATES to: 714·825.0030. or FT·PT. Call Brenda 707-462·8836 1puter ~klll1. Minimum Operator for growing, Refs avail. Great with Call 714-825·0705. 949-757·7500 ic.111 Fa11 707-482·0742. O•n•r•I . Office • "3 mo • pharmacy modern web printer In kid• All ages 574-2678 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii TIC l<ET S Wood c • rvl n9: wa11 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iila hanging ptac:iue from 2 Ducks aeason tickets original Charl1011 Chill xlnt ice level, r;>lck 11 NB F11herman tending or 22 games S85ea nets by the Groek Call Ron 949-~0·2340 Auto Dent•I Reoeptlonlat (CAL•SCAN) Propertv M•n•9er technician experience. foothlll• NE ol Sacra·l••••••lllll•• DBTAIL•RJMOBIL• PIHHnt, ethical office Driver S7·9 hrly avg Lite bool;ckeepl ng Currenl CA State m ento. J ull com-1• • Equip Supplied• nHdl exp'd dental own car, proof/Ins, Mo nday·Frlday 9-5. Board Aeglatrallon. plettd S5,000,000 MERCHANDISE 71 .. 308·1388 peraon. Good oppt'y neat appear. Vincent Caaual environment, Competitive benefits. e11pan1lon. Competl·'••••••••• Bkpr/l•cret•rlf AP/ for change. Xtnt b•n· (714t 378·8580 computer 11c1111 & 111.e. Contact Profesalonal live Hlary benah11 ,. PA/Type !50 wpm+ eflll/condlllona. New-DRIVER OTR COY· Uc. a mu1t1 Call Joan S • r .VI c e 9 • UV MC• 530·8 7 7 .4 7 80 F 8~ 1----__,.----Comp~er Ill. 722-7331 pon Ctr. Call .TUH·Ftl E'NANT Transport for 875-4830 appt.( 7 0 7 .. 0 3 ·7 3 9 4 . 530-877·5213 "email· ANTIQUE~ 6010 1"°"'11 .. 95·7·8133~ $175 9 48·0754 , ________ _ ______ .._ TV, ELECTRONICS, COMPUTERS 601 8 STEREO . 6080 ot Faxrea.722·7085 for Info 840·t124 The one perk •very: OeNERAto.-(CAL•SCAN) STV€1 PPP1'.c o m .liiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • ~ Buy II. Sell II. Find II. To place an ad In on• des er v • • School plotuf'e Co. PAE-SCHOOL DIA (CAL•SCAN) ANT9QUE AAMOIRE SOUTH COAST Cl 1n-.. Claaalfted 1·800-441-4394. Exp• needs Hasooat help Prof. E.C. educator Kl h ••• -· Catt 942.•979, rlenced • drlvera and F/PT S8h 1 · needed as schoql dlr. R EAL -£ST ATE tc enette. Needs AUCTION .. owner operators Lab . offi~•r, a~d *f\!~ for Tutor Tlme child· SALES FfT or • PfT aomt TLC! $600 OBOu·--22·0-2...;s.;;.;.-.Mtln~.;;.St..;.....-1 U I 45" P ioneer Big nl m11ed lrlletnol Ac· Screen. ocik cabinet, CH S 158K·&ma I WWW w(d oora ><Int coa· CASHIER Full time position. Must know how to sallt $7.SOlhr.+ dt~nding on knowledge f Fulf time position. Selling boating f<!Ulp., $7.50·10.00lhr. Must be a knowledgeable sailor/boat person. Heavy liftir:ig. llllllanM'• Yach' Hl·HH lf on Beach =~Dt.lal---·~·i-.--...,_ BetablJahcd In 19e8 c.n 47!1 powtnc l M744 1 ·800·338-e428. For , work avail. English care, learning ctr In Licensed or not we·ce Call Gina a..2-3228 S1e1te .\na, CA t 2707 1raduate s tudents •peaking, drug IH llng NPB. E><cellent 1alary hiring nowt ERA ww 1ft~i!~~~~~~l~=1oo~4otd;;:'~'-"'-::::CJ1~•::..~~ ud Meyer Truck mandatory. Apply In & bfts. Must be CA pay your req'd course11 '••••••••• Linea Refrigerated person 98m.3pm M·F. d I r . qua II fled. and provide training. l'REO C. STEGMANN I IFIED ---------1• Hauling call 1011 free 2825 S. Rouu•ll• St. Call 955-2672 eoo-400-5391 ICt:l l i ANTJQUt<.S It's the resource yo WANTED TRANSPORTATION' 877·BUD ME¥EA Santa Ana . RECEPTIONIST J~S'fJ\TES can count on to sell TO BUY 60191••·-----· 877-283-639~ Solo 71 .. 54S.1775 RENT Ch iropractic office, BOL'OliT myriad of merchan· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Drivers & Contractor•. La Cav• Reet•urant Colle Meaa, PfT. d1se Items. becaus •--------~ (CAL•SCAN) Hostell nights. Tue, through classified 882·0870 AND SOLD our columns compel I BUY ALL P tAtU>S BOATS 7011 Elementary• Jr High Wed, Thur, occasional---.;;._-----•---------1 ··llOUSl!tut.L qualilled buyers to Antlquts·quar 1"111' u''liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Teacher for private wk-enda apply In per· S•l••/Lo•n Officer call! 1 pc or houserua cash '91 WAVERUNNE" school In HB. Fax aon 1695 Irvine Ave. S 100K/yr lncom,. 842•5878 paid <714> 957"8133 650, frHh water only. resume 538°3448 Costa Mesa 646-7944 N(ll~l ouru-15 NPB, Vicky 574-770l Old Coln a Gtild s.1ver low hrs. P•rf•ct. phon e 538·1441 Ml!DICAL BILLl!RS ~ Ullt e1Ct109. Amerlcorp ~ On the mov~? Franklin Mmt Sterling $1950. 949-646-1182., The Community •Work own hrall* ::::::::::::-:~~. SECURITY GUARDS ~ttltqU eS Old watches & Jewelry 2 BOATS Market Place. Xln't SSSll FT/PT full Employment Exp wkends for l.P•· & <l!ollu liMH Sell your e x tra Westcoast Coin 642·9.i4e 2 MOORINGS Cta111fled tralnlflg modem req'tl clal eventa & -gated household RECOADS/l'OP $ . $14.750. 818·246-316Q ~19 95 • aetu~. SI· S .. 00 •4•~A7,,,,. erra·net 880-431·6!1\ I " .. v-v ""' 842·5878 800·550·8660 •>< 201. Opportunities comm. 714-692-7689 'oPP<;?~LAR • .,..\ items Jazz, R&a. Soul. A.,ci.. ___ 9_49~·-6_75.;...·.;...65.;...2.;...9 __ TE Summer & s u M f\1 ER Jo a From i·n Class1"f1'ed Etc.: so·a & 60'!1 MH1• 22' Se• Rav hard lop, -L L E RS - . lllOC>-1980 ~ 845-7505 Merc ru11er, trailer. SEARS p t Aeaponslble work. B~.., APPLIANC S7500 obo. ermanen Aecept for Ooctors _, ES 6011 949·548·8731 Loca~I •vall1ble; lcvlnt, CorOD• Ptl Mar and Brea ~~~~~~O Newport n..-~ Is office. N.B. 759-7793 i:c;_;~!~; -JE_W_E_L_R_Y_F_U_R_S __ DUFFY 20FT newt~ ,.,.,.,_""''"'"' uwn:a TEACHER (LEADt ... .., .... ..., Stack Whlrlpool 1 POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PART TIME TELLERS, ONE 11 an active, outdoor NB Preschool needs Paintings 'l China washer & dryer. like & ART 6025 ~~~Qg~~:~.s!~!~-e~~· YEAR EXPERIENCE IN A COMMERCIAL BANK. facllJty offering a exp lead teacher w/ Books~ Furniture new 5475. 721·0886 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._ii KNOWLEDGE OF ITI A PLUS. apedal environment ECE units for 1yr old 40 years --------Citizen Amc.>r1ca' Cup ,_P_O_W_E_R_B_O_A_T_S __ TELW f & ff c lanrm. Benef111 / .., B h 6014 Salling v,alth. ,.. nt A variety of bflnenfl are avallable. Salary RlmRS· or guests sta · 955.2072 n newport eac iifURNiiiiiiITUiiiREiiiiiiiiiiii cond s225 646-01s.i 7013 commen1urat• wffh experience. Differential paid llik....-.,k ..... itl '"'T"°"•..,.le_m_a...,rk_e_t_ln_g_s_e-14·673.622 1 II'' c...nmwM•.,.; Activity laden S8hr to stan. Full/PT Blk metal bunkbd. twin ---------14' Boston Wh•ler ror pos ion• under 30 hours per w .. k. . ,9'1C!!,M!l.i~'9Setn Allt. Front Office Mgr. positions avail. Fu11 •---------' ~~itr:sb~ ~~·~ms2~g~ ANPET1MALS & S · 40hp Johnson, ne~ C urrently occepttng oppllcollons M -F 10:00-4:000: = .. ~ ..... Wt'tt Catertng Admln. Aul. benefits 714-565·2700 Can't seem to o bo 562-423·7265 LM 6049 6hp Ev1nrude .Zlem-.._ · ttlt ,_ Catalog Muagt1 us COAST GUARD get lo all those iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii trai~~ :.!5~T~~a~· ~lthllUI GateAtteodantPT Now hiring! w omen & repair jobs Entertainment Ctr/curio 1 ______ .;;._..;.__ r.-11£--J-~ •-L L....J w.. _.__ 8'x 6.5' $650. Curved Fem•I• Lab, Germm1 ~ iOftmC umia ""'-"'-· Ufeguards men a g e a 1 7~7 around 1tie house? llhr sofa/beige 8·x 6 shopherd boAor m•• A .. i..11, owM4 , • ....,41..,. ol Pinc Sec.rt ... C.rporado•. tlWW..• .,......,.~ ea-..i ... Officer •Great Benelit1 •Good $500. ..75•7813 needs 10.ing h ... ·mo ., ,..,...._ .~....,.. .__ .. ,. pay 0 E11citlng Job s. Let the v iyr, spayed 65 bs, kvtne Colcnao.fMar Bf90 • ...,......_ ........ ·• Be part of the action. Classified '*HP Leser Jet II cute wrinl\ty •&cal Call J5n1 Roc:ldl9td Blvd. 2J01 ECJ1t Coalt Hwy. 390 N. llNo Blvd. Apply In person M·Th Call 1-800-436-8724. Service Printer 8' Sofa, 2 Sam at 248·8-145 sso lrme, CA 9261& Co.cndo.c Mar, CA 92625 . lll9a, CA 92621 Call Tom or Mary l:00-3:30pm (CAL ·SCAN) Dlr•ctory LoveseatS, 2 Platform obo 714-250-1591 1131 Back Bay Dr. rockers. Blue teacher -------- . HumClrt ~ Depoltt...,, fll 714•250·9502 M-.......o Beach WCoDmMensnSeheodea S~1.r•1.ln9 help you find recliner. King brass Talkauve playful g•O) 100 N larrClllCO -1-.,.__ 7 .. 2 .... 9_.,...386•3 EOE reli'able help bed, Brass day bed wht ab1ssyn1a11 m ... · -· -·........., fl/1/1/t/I peraon Sat·Sun only. · 84 ~ ""'"'91 4 8 w/trundelt. 4 ·2307 tested vace'd SDrd nw. """ 791 shoe e11p a+. 675·6292 ___ e_2_.s_e_1___ Evenings Only. Fee req. 562-.i33 • .s797 PLUMBING \\hen ~\)U IHllC .1 .Ct."'ificd ;id, include ull the facts .1nLI get 1hc rc~ult~ ~ou want 6n -S678 3929 I ' ' ' \ { <I \ >I ,.. SERVICE DIRECTORY CERAMIC TILES COMPANION 3528 CARE 3990 . TUTORING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '-I • ACOUSTIC CEIUNGS 3408 All Home lmprovemen11 22yra KIVBalh llddl· llons I. more frff est L142559 714-633•1219 ANTIQUES, ETC. Archlt•chtur•I Salvag•, Buv·••ll W•r•h•• In or•nu• (714t 538·1900 -------- BATHTUB REG WING 3448 --.,-y----- IATHTU• RIQLAZINU & Aefurblahlng, Poree• laln, Flbergi9, Sinka 8hwr• Cntta '46-7723 .JUllDS/llJM alUDU 34M ...... ~·,.!db CAlL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE IN·HOME ESTIMATE 00~0 IOllDfD.lllSutlll (9A91 s 1 S·MAID .... 320 W Co.St Hwr Ml SILL Vif COMPUTER ~(LP.' ·COAAnU UK.MD(S ·~110.UOJf~ • llfTtllH(TM a MGl llWTKll,,. '1'\'0IJl HOMa oaomc1 •WIN.-~ MO/ IN IOO\l Prec ise Plumbin g Repairs & Aemodot1 Froe fst1m1tto1 LI G87398 989·1090 Expert Drain Cleaning & Plumbing Ropa1rs PATIENT TUTOR Math (arlth-calc) physics, chem, teat p re.p (CBEST/GRE/ SAT) FrH Info. Jim Madia 71 4·547·MATH 20yrs e~p. All WO' le ouar UPBOY r'P'llDYUG Steve 54 5.a2ga &.iJUU\.U11 ~e Neighborhood Plumber! DRAIN & SEWER "' .. ~.: CLEANING SPECIALIST 21Xrs.Quallty Painting TWEEDY PLUMBING TOUCHUPS, TOO 949-645-2352 24 Hra. Richard Sinor =::....-...::3:::=.--..;=-.. Ucll'280644 045-3209 _____ _ 39 10 CHUNQ•S PAINTING ROOFING 24Yrs Exp-Ort Prlcel Guar Work·Ftff Est liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uc#375602 538·1534 RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. Paintin1>-lnVE.t Houat/Apt Quality Job. Fr" H t. Lt11seg9g7 83e..eaaa krucgcr palntl"g nsldtntlal paint & wood rutoratlon matthtw 548-5481 lie. 740898 • 3870 WATEllPllOOF aoOFlNO Re-rool t • Rtp11lre Fl'I• f1llmat11 All lyi>H of Aooft All Wotll OU.at1ntttd 631-1085 t"llili~'b.UU.'llrb'.~U~~'\S --.R C Roofin I FIX LEAK All Work Guarantttd ELKrl: ~um R.ocling •••• ,,._._.,r.nw fully tnnr•• l 145'490 ,--714 /534·6205 3931 0 & Q U PHOLSTl!AY since '88 cust. furn, upholsty. slip covera antlc:iu• rpr 542-4812 WALL COVERINGS 3932 The Stripper Speci a li z i ng I n Wallpaper Remo t L58a9241 9'>3-503:1 We Cale ahould hang together. Strip, lnatall, advrce to \he crazy. L1735975 831•21 l.1 WINDOWS 3934 QoldenWeat Window Clean Ing Sallafaclion guarant9'1d Ltc'd·lns'd 831·1$•2 Whtlh•r you're b~ or Hlllng, Cl• covera •II your n I • SELL . your used vehicle.,:! through classified .. 842°5678 : . • Hove A Goroge Sole! d 9 e I• d ~·. !1 11 )· it l • d :il J I ·-Ill 10 6 I I , l ': 12 1 MOndpy, July 13, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa M.esa Daily Pilot ,, The amQt Cleani ? Th B ( 011110 Cleaning. he Bes e? Now you don't .. have to ehoose. You can have it all. . , • Satisfaction Absolutely GuaranteeCI • No Hidden q.harges • No Soapy Residue •No Reappeariing Stains • Dries in ApproximaNIJ 2~1~11• IJ Safe and Non-Toxic • Or:lintal Rug C,leaning Specialists Licensed an '.~fullk nsured · Fir a llmlled time, ChiM·Drv or filne/Newport Is oner1111, thes.-·HoT Speclals. I :\ ;> , Anv .3 Areas " ~)~ SOFA, LOVE SEAT ) !,I Anda Hall sa500 Q . Anv 5sArea6 ~ AND A CHAIR s13500 " . ~ CLEANED CLEANED 11 °0 ~~csED Living/D1n1ng Combo=2 rooms max 400 sq. ft. 20°10 OFF CARPET ANO/OR UPHOLSTERY PROTECTOR 20°10 OFF ... . c-~,.."": Q Q <> " 0 &> " ~ " ~ Q ... " c. u ~ / ;/ / Combined living areas, L·shaped areas, great or bonus areas, and areas over 220 square feet are considered two areas. Lofts, walk-in closets, hallways and baths are considered areas. e ~ " " .. ® .. ., " ~ lot .., .. .. y . • .J 9 .. .. ~-... "' . ., ·" .. ~ .. ... . ··" Q ~ .. ~ .. .. ... " MARINE SLIPS MARINE SLIPS BMW 9030 CADILIAC 9040 CHEVROLET 9045 CHEVROLET 9045 DODGE 9065 JAGUAR 9105 LEXUS 9115 SUZUKI 9205 DOCRS 7 0 2 2 D OCl<S 7 0 2 21iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '97 BMW 7401L 50' Nwpt Mooring SUMMER RENTAL Sdn loaded, CO, ASC, E. Balboa & F St., 38tt allp nr Pavllllon (VDM03614) $47,995 First mooring off the $400mo 949·673·4928 Coala Mesa beach $12,000.·ffrm Llncoln·M•rcury (582t 493·2853 --------(714) 540 ·5830 Sell your home AUTOMOBILES i---• ...,.,~8..,.4"""3,..,1'""'8""1 _•_ through classified. 52900 obo 8 42·5878 714·845·8878 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS t Serve soup 6 Vo1cano·s dust 9 Cowboy movie ' .. Bay Window t5 HeeHh resort 16 Broadway ottering t 7 Group ol slars 19 Duck hunter's need 20 W alhance 21 ACI01 Foxx ?2 Enttees 23 National Park. Ulah 25 Glue ZS Sloneworllers 29 ACIOf Gray 31 -upon take advantage of 32 Rowboat pan 36 Micf®' 37 -Wledersehen 38 Ghostly sound 40 Computer network a ·, '43 Riches 45 $Quedr0ft 48 "Measlah" composer 47 GrMO stones 50 Hawaiian ISiand 5t A.gWllOfl\ 62 SlupOVef S4 Reporter's question 57 Trojan War Isle 58 Sense la1lure, slang.ly 61 Smger Ross 62 Consumed 63 Chicago's a1rpon 64 Pert 65 Aclor Beally 66 College student's asslgnmenl DOWN t Graywoll 2 Operatic htghhght . 3 Uses a shovel 4 Gotded 5 Yale alumnus 6 Rocky Mountain tree 1Wen!95 8 Oifhcolt 9 Cracllpot 10 Ternlones 11 Unspollen 12 Overact 13 Sunbeams 18 NOi poetry 23 Skyrockets 24 Be· -hippie happenings 25 -captta ZS Russian fighter 'l1 Iowa town 28 Agile 29 l(njght'• oontttl PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED •TAB I CAts P l S A • MOVE HENNA Al N D LI N A VA I N ADVEA ~e lLf ~ :; lJ t-I'> •s ~ F -FEE a SN Al I LS AN I A- c A v i 1 -bn S 'II A N VIA H 111 0 P E• C A L D H JIN ••Y U \Ai A DI I • F E u D-( I F A N M " l 0 ' A I IS M S Nu u M u u . 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TIN IS H u N I T A K N E l I ,, H E R s E VIE N T A I c o; • A y E A EIA IU ~ N ,_ .. 1 13M 01-.~F-~ 30 Lummox 48 Pen name 33 Musca• native 49 Faculty heads 34 Frosty 50 Wor11ad 35 Singer Smith underground 37 "How -5 t Dlsen0umbef1 doing?" 52 NOfltl Ah1oan 39 Edmonlon PQf1 Oilera C>fg. 63 Silent '41 Celendar box 54 Prepere for 42 Pl1nler'1 maAing meuuru 55 Noe ltlefe 43 ·-up, Doc?" 56 Frankh.1r1'1 ltver '4 W1tet, 11'1 59 Uniform Montreal ~7 Chef Child '85 Fleetwood Good cond, runa good, re-bullt engine/Irani, $1795 obo. 650·3238 FIND '84 Corvette Polo green/Ivory lthr (108629) $21,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (948)384-0884 '85 TAHOE Whlte/greyllthr 4X4 (303941) $21,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (848)384-0884 '82 C•r•v•n Le Le Mini Van 7 pass, (143758)8,942 Coal• Me•• Llncoln·Mercury (714) 540·5830 '83 Vanden Pia• Black, cream lthr, (669299) $1 9.995 BAUER LOTUS 714-842·7700 •93 XJ8 • •93 as 300 Black/ivory, full opt, (053982) $23.977 LEXUS MISSION Vll!JO (848)384-0884 '94 StoEKICK JX Conlll, 5 ap, white, (3MCX671) $5,995 BAUER LOTUS 714·842-7700 '98 SIDEKICK JLX 4x4, 30k ml, llhr, ABS, (106490)$14 ,444 an apartment through classified Why play Hide 'N SHk with childcare? Call C la••lfled todayl 642·5878. The Community Market Place. Clauifled 842·5878 FORD 9075 Black, tan lthr, lo ml (670673) SUl,995 BAUER LOTUS '85 TAURUS OL 714·842•7700 '84 LS 400 ca .. hmere /Ivory (20Q306) $31,987 LEXUS MISSION Vll!JO ,,48)384-0884 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 882·8908 Br~dga By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HllUCH AC, PW/POL, ABS, tilt, '83 XJ8 oonvt 92 10 CC, AM/FM cau, Black, tan llhr, lo ml (159884) sa,985 (t-872361 s21,995 --,-e-8_LX......,._4_5_o __ TOYOTA Coata Me•a BAUER LOTUS Cashmere/Ivory, full Llncoln·Meroury 714-842-7700 opt (138217) S39,987 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 540.5830 •94 XJO • LEXUS '87 MUSTANG 8rltl1h racing atrlpe, MISSION Vll!JO AC, pw/pdl, Ult, CC, tan Inter, CO, low ml, (948)384•0884 2 TO CHOOSE (691457) $19,995 --·9"'"9-s'""c,...4-0"'"0-- '92 CAMRY LE ve. auto, full pwr. Lexus trade, lmmacl (013281) $9,950 ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ (208477) (205846) BAUER LOTUS White/Ivory, full opt 113,497 Costa MeH 7~4-842·7700 (OS0957) $38,877 .LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 882·8908 Q J -Neither vulncrahlc, as South you hold: •AQJJ09 \?AK I098 0 763 • Void Your right·hand opponent opens the bidding wiLh four clubs. What action do you take? A ·You could guess with which mijor to overcall, nod you misht even guess ri&hl. However. it 1s wiser 10 double for 1akcou1. lctung partner choose the suit. Naturally, should partner bid four diamond~ • you will correct to four hearts 10 show the major two-suiter. If partner elects to convert Lo penalties, you have o<Je, qua1e defensive capability 10 expect a plus score from a difficult holding. Q 1 -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: ... •\fold o KQJ10874 o l •109764 Partner opens lhe bidding with one no ll\lmp. What do you respond? A • -Pattncr could have the maaic hand that would allow you to make sill hearts, but ii is lmpou ible 10 investigate. Be happy to seule for four hearts. Of COUl"le, if you play ltansfcr bids. use wha1evcr weapon is in your 8l1llOfY 10 set lo the heart same withOUt showans slam interest. Q J • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •QJ'7 o :t o 11764 •1160 Pinner opens the btddans w1lh two no tNmp (21·22 points). Whal tc:tion do you take? A ·You do not have ml.Ith, but to ~ this hand wall produce euctly eilhe ~1 ll no trump 81.cS no more IMa ESP. catainly, if swtner ,_ a four..ard lpedr suit you WMt 10 ~ay in the ~ pne. ao ..... risk or lllailtl a lriot too hi.:.:: for• 4 row.-... "' ,... da. Q 4 . Aa'""" ........... you hold •Al1 ~-oAKQllH •AHi The bidding ha~ proceeded: SOlTfH WEST NORTH EAST IO Pa.v I • Pass 1 What do you bid now? Lincoln Mercury --,-9'-4-x-Je-s-1111-.-r--1 L•XUS 714·540·5830 Grey lthr Inter, low ml, MISSION VIEJO '87 Tl\URUS QL xlnt cond. $21,500. (949)384-0884 AC. PW/POL. tllt, CC, 949·873-4219. ---.,.,.,..9""'7'""'E""'a"""3"""0.,,..o,,,__ AM/FM CHI, ABS & Full opt, 14K ml, (253585) $11,997 --------I (059324) $30,977 Costa MeH JEEP 9110 LEXUS '93 PREVIA LE Wht, auto, casa, full pwr (088060) s 15,555 Ll!XUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 882·U908 Llncoln·Meroury iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MISSION Vll!JO A • You hove a very powerful hand (714) 540·5830 '93 Or Ch•rok•• (949)384-0884 '95 Camry wagon 3rd and 11.S value has improved because LTD Black g ar. Ith •••I, lugg. r•ck, xlnt nd • r r, •83 ES300 cond $14,500. GrHt partner res~d one spade a noc HONDA 9085 4WO, 4.0 ve, fu I pwr, r1 1 buyl 721•8810 1n your void suil. No diamond rebid (107229) S17,995 Lthr, moon • mmacl ,....,.........,....,...,......,. ....... _____ _ comes close 10 doing Lhis hand jus· ,87 prelude anrf, >clnt 8AU8R LOTUS (3C1475:l $18,888 '95 PREVIA LI! SC tlC. e ""•pcc1'nlly s1'nce lhc ~,.,...,,., COSTA Ml!SA WELSETMUISNSOTff •R Cusl whls, dual A/C •..., .....,.,..... tires, xlnt cond (714) 714 •42 770.. .. (3KKV554) $18.888 strain could be spades. To force part· 873·5045 ----·"'~.,...·--v-t (714) 892·8908) LEXUS OF ner LO bid, Slart with ajulJlp shifi of 1-,-8-2 -A-0 -0 -0,-d--EX---2-.-dr '83 J•ep Cherokee W•STMINSTEA three clubs and wait 10 Mar whnt Real Sharp, Loaded, LTD Grand, 4X4, AC,--------(714) 892·8908 pattncrhm11osay. Lthr, 1·owner, phn, (660~:ita M:~:·993 UNCOLN 9120•--,9-0_C_AM_R_Y_L_I!_ Q S B lh I bl •• S lh CD player, Moonroof, Llnooln•Meroury 36k ml, AC, au10. • o vu ncra c,..., ou you $8,900.obo 723-1604 c714) 5•0·5830 •93 Townoar 819 (747865) S14,5fl0 hold: '97 CIVIC DX 4.8L ve, PW/POL. lthr, Ll!XUS Off 8 I I '83 WRANOLllR (787789) $12,993 WESTMINSTl!R •103 <:?Q984J Q J743 •Q9 (31Vuo•·Bag12~)Ys11n~:~or, 4 .0, 4x4, white CoataMeaa (714)892·8908 A •• (218378) $11 ,550 LI 1 M n b. __ ,_.. BAU• LOTUS Ll!XU8 Off T~°.0 .~o -s:t:ll '97 CAMRY L• lC 1ddin~as occcucu: COSTA MESA Wl!STMINSTI!• • 1"k I I NORTH SOUTH WEST " • m • cu11om wh 1, 714-842-7700 (714) 892-e""""e '87 Contlnental Auto, lmmacutatell Jf'(T p-., - What ..,..ll·on do "OU take? '98 Cherokee Spor1~ V8, pw/pdl, AIH, hhr, (3VG8023) IAV• -1 lNFlNITI 90ft5 (644290) 125,997 Laxue Off • : .. ~4~~~. •~'t's~s Costa Mesa Wl!8TMIN&T•R A ·You might deliver nary a lric1' for liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Laxoe 0 ,. Llnooln Mercury (714) 892-eeoe your partner 11 no trump, bul the 'IHI lnt1nltl Q49 W•STMINaTl!R (714) Mo-9830 ~~ :ri~~ ;~'~.:~=or ~~~t::::.4~tt5 --· _ 7 _ 1 .. _•_•_ 2 _ .. _ .. __ , A~~:=~:~~1• tlll, liviio•ix·s·w·A·G·E·N·t·2·3·5 Therefore comet to two hearts by M (817170) 125 997 whatever methods you have at your L~C:~"..o-1.'::c? IAND IOVll 1113 Coeta M•••' command. Switch the ~ suiis Llnooln·Meroury around. and a'*' of one no trump 'k•/17 0 4 • •97 DI....,. ... 88 (714) •40-••30 .._-~· _,._ -.-li'no. IS lac vory, 12k, ·• ~·~ """''"' ..,..,,_ • (006711) 134,977 Beyond Clean. 31K -------- '89 VAHACION Slue, grey Inter, (2PSVH2) 113,195 UU•flLOTU8 71~8-7700 Q 6-As South, vulnerable. you Mla~n.'Lu:. • .IO a~,*~. L:.~~~~i MUCVIY 9135 hold: (949)a14-oee4 121 .obo 11w211 • .,...Q•YWr• • •7a-..C.11tet ftHU V&.7 • A Q J' 0 A Q •• 5 Q.' • K' 2 JAGu·· 1105 • ·--s 1115 Aebtt VI & tran•. new CLASSICS 1250 What 11 your opcnins bid? --" pnt & lltea, rellabl•. l•••••••ill; l•••••••l••••••••I no emog, S29ff. Ofll 'H Cenwt llNe Olld A · While it is deslnble to hive at •et .... ,..... ••t L8400 Qotd, tracse, ...... ',M.}11 Mca9m.tno Triple btaclc, new eng, least a pert,lal st~r in all suill to Orey/grey lnt•r. --4eathtr, 1 owner, --...-....... "!I::~..,,.,.....·-lliOO. leorad 11 yre. opeR OM no trump, somethnea the L 0 w m I I... power ""· moonroof, •97 COUGAR MINTll 14 ..... .,., 192. Ood Lori1 .a-..... deal "OU-.... -. (IWPLAll) 113,"I alr-rldt. gold pkg, XA 7 auto AC d al I ._. '""' 1 .,._. 1 "' UU8R LOTU8 Nalcamlchl compact .,,t,.,.1, AwPM. 0~1• '7• Cad •Id• Cenv opea anydUn1 ocher than OM no 7t4-e41·7700 CID prem1""' eounct, 0 n iv , 4 k m 1• 1 owner, larage kept, tnnnpwithlhi1holdin1canle.deo traollon control. (l24Mt) tta,197 131k ml, 111.100 obO unaolYlble probaerne law in lhe MIC· chrome. ln1tgratad CHta .... •7a-1aae Lion, Bid OM no lnlmp, Phone eyse.m Ilk ml LlnHln ••reeu ...._ ...... ....._..._.,_ m .111 ..... 71N133 CH4Jl40Ma . AUTOS . ...s lal111• _. .. • a.. lllO DOllDDC mft.'1:!'£~':.': a..~....._,,o .... 41111.Cl!I ......... • .. I . J .