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Home My WebLink About1998-07-14 - Orange Coast Pilot• • SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 . . •, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1998 . .' • ·School board to vote oD ; I JI °"' " 1•\ raises • Some Newport-Mesa.principals, vice p~cipals and. managers could get an· extra $7,000 a year unde r plan. --want to make olir salaries more· competitive.• Because the salary schedule has been skewed over the years, the correction, which will cost about $185,000, will mean some adrilinistrators get no raises while others can expect to see signifi- cant increases. able increases.• For instance,, under th0e current salary schedule, a high school principal who has been with the dlstnct for four years should be earning $76,086. But with the pro- posed reVis1ons, that same princi- pal would be edmtng $82,391, a $6,305 dtlference An elc>mentary school assistant pnnc1pal who earns $52,652 now would earn $59,924 under the new schedule .. a $7 ,272 raise. 20 years ~artier thdn under llie existing pay system. 1 "We Qeed to be rnmpet1Uvc around th<' county,· Jacobson said. "We are now concerned about' lostng people.· I f~l-IN MASHNI lbly Pb NEWPORT-MESA -Some Newport-Mesa school adminis- trators could earn m excess of $7,000 more a year under-a..new Sdlary schedule that will be con- sidered by the board tonight. . The restructured pay scale wa~ designed for the district's princi- pals, assistant principals and oth- er managers. Patterned after a COLUMNIST FINALIST . , borboro deMorco borrett Don,t worry, be happy? • EDITOR'S NOTE This is the sixth of eight flf'lallsts in our search for Fred Martin's replacement We'll announce the wtnner after we run the remaining two finalists' entries. Barbara OeMarco Barrett is a Corona del Mar resident. H ow do you gPt work done when the re's so much to worry about? Seems _like every week I hea•of another tragedy. And bC'cause it's not my tragedy. I'm sure I must be in Line foi one. Recently, on assignment for a magazine, my husband, Brian, and 3-ycar-old son, Travis, accompanied me to a Palm Springs resort. The sun was bright and warm. The sky Wd!:. an unrPdl c;hadc> of blue. We dte bredklast on the patio of the hotel's restaurant. "Why do you thmk he's not peE>ing?" I asked Bnan dS Travis played with a fork and a spoon. •1t•s not even noon," Bnan said. ·1 1e hasn't peed in more than 12 hours!" "I le'U pee,• Brian said. . "Arc you wet, Trov?" t asked. "Not wet,• Tr"avis said. "Dnnk your dpple juice,• I said. "Don't worry,• Bnan said. •I never heard of a ki~ee- ing." · "I'm sure it's happened.• "Why would he not pee?" The waiter reUUcd Brian's cup. •Maybe the hole clo ed up," I said. "Oh, G<>Q," Brian said. "Let mo check your diaper." 1 reached over to Travis. "Not wctl " he said. But he was wet, finally, and the day shone even brighter as a wave of optimism washed over me. • "We've been ~iven a re- pnevc, • I told Bnan. "Until next time." · Every day 1t ls 50methlng. If it's not my son's ability to pass Wdter, I worry about whether today wilJ be tho day we hav~ the Big One, whether my elderly mother who Uves 3,000 miles away is all right, or if my friend who's been in a coma for six weeks will find his way out of the deep sleep he' In. My husband, a musician, Mys he has reasons to worry, Lord know~. hut lt doe.,.n't occur to him to do so. • J see the glass as hatf empty1 Brian 1ee1 it u three·quarten full. I inherited worrying from my motber. She's in the procw of .rnptytng hei .... of her belonglngt. She wonill lbe ... SEE COLUMN M9 I plan to restructure the Newport- Mesa Federation of Teachers' salaries, the proposed manage- ment salary schedule reduce~lhe time it takes for officials to get to the top of the pdy scale and allows for raises every year instead of the district's current practice of giving them once every three years. "We have lost some adminis- trators because our salaries are on· the low end," said school board President J im Ferryman. "We •Some are already at the top of the scale," said Tom Jacobson, the assistant superintende11t of sec~ndary education. "They won't ·see any increase. But oth-, ers in the low end or in tbe mid- dle of the schedule could get siz- And it would ldke only six years lo reach the top of U1e salary schedule under the new proposaJ, Teacher.:. union Prc~1denl Lm- da Mook hopes the> nldnttgement raises signal the d.Jslnct's mten· bons lo reach a 'idldry dgrPement with its tPdch(>J's fl'> well Tdlks between the tedchPrc; ttnd lh<' d1s- tnct have been slullPd since June. Ferryman said llw district ...... SEE RAISES PAGE 6 Newport Beach resident Joey Bishop's hJgh-rated television program, "The Joey Bishop Show," has enjoyed a lengthy CASfV LUii.SCH I DAILY Pll OT rerun on the cable program "Nick at Nite," whlch is plan- ning a 19-episode marathon beginning July 25 at 5 p.m . ,.....--STING LAUGHS 'The Joey Bishop Show' still enjoying success 36 years a fter it began three-year run on TV H lNJN M Ac;11M !Qlf Pb planning a 19-episode mdrathon begmrung July 25 at 5 p.m. Leonard and Andy Williams. UDO ISLE -Alongside a media-rueled resurgence of "Rat Pack" fascination is a renewed interest m the work of the Pack's funny man and last surviving member, Joey Bishop. The show chrorucles the We and tunes of talk-show host Joey Barnes, played by Bi.-,h- op, and his glamorous wile, Elly Bdmes. played by Abby Dallon. The couple's baby. Joey Jr., is played by Dalton's real-life son. During its three-year run rrom 1962 to '65, the show featured guest appearances by some of Hollywood's biggest stars of the day, including Zsa Zsa Gabor, Buddy Hack- ett, Danny Thomas, Milton Berle, Jackle But the show's staying power and mod- em dppedl is due less to the big-name tdrs who graced its set dS 1t is to the subtlety of humor 1t employed. •We never did anything for the .,d ke ol getting a laugh... Bishop said. "Today, when someone says something funny, they talk louder. I Uunk humor shouJcl be over- heard." The Newport Beach resident's high-rat- ed teleVlsion progrttm, "The Joey Bishop Show,• has enjoyed a lengthy rerun on the cable program "Nick at Nile,· which is • llpster w~ ~'s undoing IQlf Plol FAIRGROUNDS -A popu- lar feature entertamer at the Orange County Pair resigned Sunday amid revelations that he admitted to molesting two Oregon gll'ls seven years ago. Santa Monica resident Michael Maxfield, 36, per- formed during the first three days of the fair as •Pinkman ," riding on a unicycle whil dressed in a skintight bright· pink leotard. Maxfield was paid to pcr- fonn around the fairground and greet faiigoen (or & f w hours each day, but he was releated from hil contract l~te Sunday after official.a learned about an incident from his post. Lut week. two days before the fair ~ fair oflldels Mid Ibey ... dpped Oft tbet Mu- n.kl bed .. , .. '"94IDOi111b1g two. glrta In 1981 wlllll a. wa lMng Wida 1111 WIM In .... Ore. Tb8 llp aane frOm • uony-..,.. 0range~...w.m. • fair as Pinkman. who claimed to have lived in Oregon at the same time as Maxlield and repor- tedly recog- nized his name and picture in lo- cal newspa- pers spot- lighting his work at the After the incident in Oregon, Maxfield reportedly moved to St1nta Monica and· began per- forhl.ing as Ptnkman. Pait offi· ctals dileovered him then! and hired him to perfonn at the fair, which Is themed We're m the Pink. . The tiplter faxed Cop6es ol two ~ artit:lel to the felt li(bPtalttrative Oftlcel, iDdudibg OM dcWMng tail edm ..... Of mild ......... dllldehMMI. --~ .. .U.tkml bf' 111r cA' t • Sunday. Maxfield reportedly admitted molesting the two girls, who were daughters of a mamed couple he and his ex- wiie knew, ofhoals said. The entertainer Wd never arrested or charged with a crime, and his name did not turn up ln a nationwide data- base of sex-related crurunal , officials said. Maxfield could not be reached for comment Monday, but fair officials said he told them he had hoped to leave the incident behind hlm, and he was trying to get on With his bfr, in Southern CaWorrua. · Falr Offtdall were quick to point out that Mofield wa not a danger to rhUdren or th g n· eral public during hll brief stint at the feu. •'Jbere ii no evidence that he wu a threat to any dUldr9n t the fair or to anyone elle, • .met Gewal Mena.gar Becky _..,.Plndley. ·nua .... ._, public~ Md ...... . a.. aiDeld .......... .. • SEE BISHOP PAGE 6 PIG RACES llOEX GA98 _ .. ___ .... t ,.. ___ ,_....J Ml••---' 1 QUESTION A fair raise? - What do you think of • N~port-Mesa's pro- posed salary schedule, and do you think 1t will help spur movement 1n the board's stalled negotiations with the teachers' union? Please call our Readers Hotline at 642-6086 or send an e·!"'ail to dpllot20earthhnk.net . Eastbluff changes retained ----Newport council keeps temporary measures m effect until after it holds community meeting. ,, !'.1111< RAt ·' '"'j) lh+f Nol NEWPORT BEACI i Edst- hlulf tmd surrounchng resi<.lPnts w1JI lldVP lh<' chdnce to voic • their vipws on E tl'mpor.tl) trttlhc . mPasurf'" at See compo1gn Bison \Hnuc> S and Jamhoff.>f' story, page . Ro<td at lt>c1sl two more lllUPs hl!lore the C1h l:oum il dr>c:icte ... \\ lwlher t' 11okt ~ them permttnPnt Council me111he1!> <it>c 1df'd Mond<1y to hulcl a communal} me{•tln!J Wlth c1· <.11l~omnuH1~ of C'Ounal mcmher.; wl)b will ri>' ll'\\ the results of tbe .lt'mporan: Jn<'il- surcs, get mputft<lm re:;1dent-. t1nd -.chedule a City CounC1l m •r>tmq to mdke d hndl de<:ismn The council vote>d to convene thi> corn- muruty meeting within 30 diip. but did not set d sp<'ohc ddlt' · The chdngc . 1nsbtuted for d sue-month tnaJ penod tn .Janu.117, proh1b1t motonsts from makmg left-hdnd tumc; onto Biwn lrom northbound Jamboree and p111- h1h1l pooplt• from dnvmg -.tn11yht through on Rison anosc; Jdm- hon~. The tnal p<>nod ends Tum-.· clay. but council member,.; oph~d lo ke 'P the chdnge<. in pla P unhl they H''olve th•• '"'ue, '' hu h hct" IX' •n one nt the most contf'nt111u" d<?batc.s m tht• aty <lunng the p<1st evernl months "Thi:. IS a '>dfety lS,lll' fm Out commumt), • said Eac;tbhiff r 1- dent Donna B1g1. ·Tue lfdllll on Bison has df"cr<•<tst>d h~ 1,5110 Cdni IJJer day) StnCP the ffi('dSUICS ht1v • bet.•n m plac.:e. • ·arlylt> "Cork• Levinson, p1e- siclc•nt ol the Bluffs Homnowtw1 WIATHEl SEE COUNCIL PAGE 6 trawbeny the Utile 1wtne.JumR1 over a bWdle at tlMOnnge Coaty Fain pig nce1on Moaday. · Jlor DION OD u.etaar ... ,..s. • .. .. 1 • f ~ J ) .. ~ • . { I • 1 2 Tuadoy, July 1~. 1998 local voices NeWport Beach/Costa t-iteso Doily Pilot GAINS WARM AND FUZZV ProJect Cuddle. a Cost.a Mesa· based nationwide network of people who find homes for abandoned bables, got 200 11l\1ff ed antmals last week -thanks f.o the efforts of 12- year·old Megar\' Dougherty of New- port Beach. Megan gave many of her own toys to the program and rounded up donations from friends and school· mates. Nice job, Megan. IN THE PINK , The Orange County Fair opened Friday wit.4 the theme, We're in the Pink . .,And pink lhey are.-entertain- ers are donning pink costumes, b'Uild. ings a.re wearing new coats of pink paint, ancrsome carnlval workers.are even sporting pink hair. The fun ~on tinues through July 26. Upcoming highlights of the 17-day event include 4 sheep drive down Fairvie'W Road on Friday and a number of musical acts, including Joan Jett & the Blackhearts on Wednesday, Chubby Checker on Thursday and Jan & Dean on July 24. A GOOD SIGN Harbor Boulevard car dealers won't be putting up a sign at either of two proposed locations on Gisler Avenue. The dealers withdrew their request to put up a 105-foot-high sign on land owned by Southern California Edison or an as.root-high sign on land owned by the Mesa Consolidat- ed Water District, drawing sighs of relief from residents. But it's not over yet. ·we are still 100% committed to fmding a site for the sign,• says Craig Shearer. a spokesman for the group. SCHOOL DISOPUNE ' Ill OUI VIEW MARC MARllN I DAILY PILOT Above, Project Cuddle, a Costa Mesa·based network of people nattonwtde who find homes for abandoned babies, got 200 stuffed animals last week -thanks to the efforts of 12-year-old Megan Dougherty of Newport Beach. Bob Bums Restaurant, at left, -the first to open tn Fashion Isiand -will close Its doors at the end of this year. Beth Bums, who manages the restaurant, said The Irvine Co. chose not to renew the lease. eece defenc/3 propos~l A lthough I am nattered that Tcm Q>etM1s• " column foeu&ed on my idee-of ~up '' the Ten Commandmeotl on IOIDS ti out Newport-Mesa public school walls m the cantmt. ot ac.ademic le5'SOl1$, I won't Jet the fad that he i actually spends his free time~ What t 1 am thinking go to my head ( •Poiating Jaw. of • Bible is Leece of his worries," July 8). ' My own children of late accuse me of beirig an •airhead• since school ended, and I'm ' enjoying my summer after an intense few months looking for a new su~dent. There is a preponderance of eVideDce that • the Founding Fathers were Christi.ans, albeit : not perfect in their walks of faith, and that Jef. ! ferson's •wan of separation" means the gov-1 emment is to stay out of religion, not the other way around. In fact, the July 5 Orange County Register reports the FBI is conducting an investigetkm · about what Jefferson meant in 1802 in bis •c1ratt·~ of a famous letter be wrote to Baptists in Dan· • • ' bury. Conn. ft was a draft. not a final document. and several lines-Of prose around the •wa1r ' ~ue h4d been blotted out. the story IBid. I Tite drait is on display this 111nmwr at tbe Ubrary of Congress as part of en ellhilJltlon showing the importance religion played in the founders' ti~. Ubeplc; have uSed JeffertOll's •wan• to lteepf believen in God out of public life. We 8118 the effects ol that thinking because there are IO many destructive influences in our culb.n. t Teaching about the Ten Commandments as r a part of Judeo-Christtan foundations is one way to teach children we live in a society with rules and standards, even those given to us by someone we ca.A't see. Where it's legal, let's encourage our teachers to put them up on bul- letin boards and just see what happens. • I wish Tom well in his quest to be a Pilot .... Fewer lads were expelled or trans· ferred last year. But whether that's because of the kids or.Newport-Mesa's cllsaphne policy, no one seems to know. 1'ransfers dropped from 87 in 1996-97 to 62 the past school year, while expulsions dropped from 38 to · 30. "I'm glad to see they're going down,· says board member Judy Franco. •But I continue to have some cond?ms that they went up so high in the preVlous years. H DON LEACH I DAllY'PILOT colwnnist. I have been fodder for many Pilot l columnists, but I don't plan to quit in my efforts to present d different perspective -which " often happens to be religious -into the public.~ debate on serious issues like kids killing their :: parents and classmates. LOSSES-· BOB BURNS CLOSING Fi.nit it was the Riviera in South Coast Plaza, now Bob Bums Restaurant -the first to open in Fashion Island - will close its doors at the end of this year. Beth Bums, who manages the res- taurant, said The Irvine Co. chose not to renew the lease. Says Bums: "We're very sad and very disappointed that we're not welcome to stay." So are we. husband, Eric, and authorities are no closer to solving the case than they were then. "I'm still in limbo," Eric Bechler said. Orange County Water District board should be allowed to vote on Newport Coast's annexation. Some city officials say his consulting work with The Irvine Co. and the fact that he owns ·property in the area being considered for annexation should bar him from voting on the issue. Let's see what the com.mission thinks. U you really want to know what I think. j\Jlt " ON THE RE CORD ''!g ave up about 15 to 20 of my stuffed animals. It was hard giving them up, but if it helps out little kids, then it's worth it'' -NIEGAN DOUGIERI Y, a 12-year-.old N~rt Beach resident on her dOnation to Project Cuddle, which helps children in crisis situations. • UNSOLVED MY..STERY CONFLICT OF INTEREffi It's been a year since Newport Beach resident Pegye Bechler, an experienced rough-water swtmmer, disappeared while boating with her The state Fair Political Practices Commission is reviewing whether Newport Beach's representative on the Lamenting the closure of Bob Burns I'd like to say a fine example of an oxymoron was made by Henry Lichtman, vice president and gen- eral manager of Fashion island, in the story about not renewing the Bob Burns Restaurant's lease alter 30 years ("Bob Burns losing lease at Fashion Island,• July 8). "Centers/ Lichtman said, "have to evolve or they quickly become extinct." F. MrTCHEU Newport Beach l was shocked to read that The Irvine Co. wants to close the best restaurant in Fashion Island. My mends and I have vowed to boy- cott any stores that replace it. To anyone that cares, speak up. May- be we can still save Bob Bums. ANN MERRITT Corona del Mar Guest columns are good reading I am very much enjoying your guest columnists who want to take over Fred Martin's place, especially the first two. They were very good, but 1 am having a problem with the third one. A note to Byron de Arakal: You need not try to impress people by using big words and a large vocabulary ("Fred or Sid, it's the same difference," July 10). To use a thesaurus ort every single sentence like you did is un- necessary. I didn't like it at all, and your views ·on bilingual education show how ignorant you really are on that subject, and you should probably stay away from it. GEORGE LAMPINEN Newport Beach Readers support reduced class sizes Both of my children go to Newport Heights Elementary, and I am very much in favor of the reduced class sizes in the upper grades ("State may reduce more class sizes," July 10). My son is getting the benefit of being in a reduced-size class. He is in first grade this year, so he will be in small classes in first, second and third grades. The difference in the quality of education in a class of 18 vs. a . class of 35 is unquestionable. He has loved first grade in a smaller classroom, and J believe the atten· tion to the reduced number of stu· dents has a tremendous positive impact on the quality of education, MAILBAG and I totally support the reduced class sizes in the upper grades. My daughter is in the sixth grade, where teachers have 90 kids to handle. I've heard noth- ing but complaints from many parents and teachers about the amount of kids in those classes and about the difficulty and chal- lenge of teaching that many kids the critical skills that are needed to be successful in life. CORILEE NEWMAN Newport Beach Any class-s12e reduction is beneficial and appr~ciated by parents, students and teachers. Perhaps reducing to 20 students per class was going overboard. How about limiting all K-12 classes to 24? HELEN MCFARLAND Corona del Mar I noticed that Principal Don Martin of Corona del Mar doesn't seem to think reducing the size of eighth· through 10th-grade class· es makes sense. He quotes research to support this and said it doesn't seem to make a differ- ence in the quality of education. I happen to teach eighth grade, and it just goes to show that he is a typical administrator who has no idea what goes on in ask me out for coffee sometime like Joe Bell doeS.::. I~ .. WENDY~ Member, Newport-Mesa school board Costa Me:s\ a classroom. There is no way you can tell me the quality of instruc· lion for 35 kids in a language- arts classroom is going to be the same as having 20 or 25. lo classes I have had over the years that have fewer students, there is a marked d.iff erence in what a teacher can do, based on the fact that the teacher doesn't have a large number of students to deal with. The typical junior high school teacher has between 150 and 200 students in various classes during the day. If you want to assign an essay for a student to write, it is going to take a long time for you to review all of those papers and adequately correct them. There is no way you can tell me that having smaller classes and dealing with fewer students doesn't give you more opportuni- ty to assign more things for them to write, giving them more writ- ing experience and allowing the teacher more time to correct the papers. That right there is going to make one of the biggest differ- ences in teaching the~ how to wrtte and getting the m to reason. But when you are correcting 200 papers a day, there is no way you can give any of them that much attention. I mean, it ls a no·brainer, and why people keep .. arguing about this is beyond mi. I realize money is a factor, and' the money has to be found to sup- port these programs. But wheh · people question whether larger -: class sizes make a difference, it • just goes to show that these peo-· ple are not in the classroom and haven't been for years. Any ·~ teacher can tell you the opposite·: LENARD DAVfS Newport BeaCh • Newport Dunes Hotel: is unneeded I live here at Bayside, next door to the Newport Dunes, which is trying to shove us into the water (·600-room hotel , sought for Newport Dunes,• June 30). With total inconsideration to· residents who live nearby, they • are going to increase the noise, the traffic, the quantity of people and the fumes from cars with a : high-rise parking structure. · We don't need a 600-room ho: tel next to us. If they are so f mnilY,- orlented, they ought to be think·.: ing about residents and not them! selves. I'm really upset, and every· one else in the park is as well. we are going to try and fight it. · PATilPALM~ Newport Beach . • ~ CA. 92626. Copyright: No _WE 11 HER SURF POLICE FILES MW5 ltOOes, illustrations, edlto-.. rial !Nltter Of ldvertlsemems t.efn an be reproduced wrt.h· TEMPOATURES foot wind waves by • We have a south· out written permission of copy-Balboa NEWPORT BEACH • VOL 92. NO. 115 ADDREU right owner. 80r'65 the afternoon. E"IY • morning fog. west swell at 218 • l..t Cwt tllgttW11y. A ceflular telephone worth S200 wes stolen from • business In the 3200 block. Our lddr9S Is llO W. lay St, Costa Mesi. Calif. 92627. HOW IQ REACH I.IS ~ 'TM Tunes Om~ County (IOO) 252·9141 .-.. .... Zi a...fted -5678 =..Ml .... 321 News 540-, 224 5ports 142-4330 News. Sports Fax 646-4170 :;:1~1ot2 ... rthllnk.net IU51ne. Office 642-021 luslnt11F1x631-5902 Nllltwd~ ..... .,.,,. Cammunlty ...... • .,.. YITOf ~ ... ....... u.,-. .......... CIO .......... WI,_ . j It. a.n.11 Mlnlfl' .,._._Cll.M.__._ Corona del Mar 79166 Costa Mesa 81165 Newport Beach eo.465 Newport Coast ~ SURF llOllKAsT LC:~CATION SIZE Wedge 4-6sw Newport . 2·5sw BleckieS 3-Ssw River Jetty 3 .. sw CdM Mtw IQAtmG Ught_,.,._ wir1dl beoOfftll ig .. ··~-10 to ti .... with a. y.J l10ES TOOAY First low 7;30a.m. 0.1 Fint high 12:33 a.m. 4.9 Second low t.ei-p:tn. 2., Second high 2:11 p.(TI. 4'.5 WEDNESDAY ,Int low . l:lOa.m . 0.6 First high 1:Jta.m. u Second low t:JJ p.m. u 5econd hlgt\ 't:U p.m. "? • .... ,......" to 210 degrees mixing with a northwest wind swell for sets In the ch.st· to shoul- der-hlgh zone. Surf at the points an~ reefs may go head high. Waves should be peaky and fun= w.dnesday. l . Ing w.d, we're not predicting any major swells due to • !«It of~ ~· • Court Avenue: A bicyde worth S 1,500 was stolen from a C.111 • radt In the 1900 blodc. • S.. -.11 u Drtw: A cellular telephone, dotNng and othef property worth $1,500 were stolen from 1 holA5e In the 10 block. ........ n ..... : 1'wo watches worth s1.soo wef'e ste>Mn· from an apartrnent In the 1900 blodc. • ._ .. ....,..._:Jewelry worth s1.ooo ~stolen from an epertment In the 1800 ~. COSTA MESA • -a.t: Tools ind antique ,fumttur.. ~ Sl.490.,. ' ~from ..... In the 800 block. •Pilla .. IJ•111r. A wine boale ~MO In cOIN w *"" from. hicMm In the 2000 blade • • h•t-&.-: A *'90 and anpea cllCI Worth $405 _.. **" hlft. • In the 2700 ....... •II ** ..... ~ watth ._ ._llllir\ from a .... In the 2100 llloc\. f • W •._.,~A_., 11l1JQM11• wafth SStl ...... hm. fM In the., block. , .. . ' . . I • • ~ Beach/Cosio M.eso Doily Pilot Tuesday, July 14, 1998 3 GOING HOG WILD. FOR -RACING • Fairgoers can bring home the bacon by picking winners in pig races staged daily at the fair. l<Eu..Y~( FAIRGROUNDS -Porquille O'Neil meets Dennis Weiman at least four times a day. The com- petition is not on a basketball court, and the winner does not receive miWons of dollars. But he does peJform in frOnt of cheering crowds. And when he wins, he gives his fans something ' to take home. The competitors 8fe pigs. Pour or five times each day at the Orange County Pair, piglets make a mad dash around a wood-chip track at the All- Alaskan Racing Pigs Event. And fans who select the win- ning swine bring home the bacon. But don't worry -the meat isn't supplied by Dennis Lard- man, Porquille O'Neil, or any ot their peers like Swinefeld, Sour- dough Jack and Strawberry. Before the competition, fairgo- ers select a number between one and eight corresponding to the pig they think will win. The race consists of two qualifying beats with four pigs each and a final. Those who select the winner receive coupons good for a free pound of bacon at Ralph's or Food 4 Less. · "Its the cutest thing you've ever seen if you see' these little guys go,• . Costa Mesa resideni Virginia Alguire said. Each day she crosses the street to watch the pigs race -a luxury she indulges in with the TODAY NOON TO MIDNIGHT • 10 rides for $10 -Purchase a ~al wristband Jood for 10 ndes for $10. Vali any Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdalc or Friday, opening until close, or rides in the major and kiddie midways. Good for all ages. Does not i~lude gate admission. ALLDAY • Embroidery= presented by Embroide~ Guil , Home & Hobbies Bui ing, sponsored by Southern California Edison • Quilting Quicks & Ques present-~ by Southern California Quit- ers, Home & Hobbies Building sponsored by Southern California Edison • M~ Airplane Bulldln1 & F~- Ing presented by Model ircra Scamps. Home & Hobbies Build- ing, sponsored by Southern Cali- fomia Edison . , Small animals on display, Small .Animal Tent • Market animals on display liVestock Area 9A.M. • Friends of the Fair Day (until 1 p.m.), All Grounds 10A.M. • Market Sheep Weigh·ln (until 11 :30 a.m .), Lhlestock Area • HI Hopes, MHdows Stage spon- sored by Grand Pacific Resorts NOON • Pa~king demonstration (unt I 4 p.m.) • Fiber Palac.e (Silo Complex) • SUzanne's Spedal Kids. M ead-0ws Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific Resorts • Siik Palntl~ demonstration by ~Ider SI Fiber Palace (Siio plex) , • California China Painters Art ~(until 6 p.m.), • Visual Arts Building .., • Sock Hop, Kids' Stage :-• Project Unus<hlldren can deco-· me a qui~ (until 7 p.m.), ! fBtured AtulYouth In : Motion Building • Four or five times ea<h day at the Orange County Fair, pigle1s make a mad dash free pass she receives for Uvipg behind the fairgrounds. "I do this every day just for this,• she said. Al~ bets on piglets based on what they look like. around a wood- chip track at the All-Alaskan Racing Pigs Event. Other race watch- ers rely on their own selection methods. Many children young enough . select the numbered pig that cor- responds to their age. But those who have to pay more than a child's fair admission use other strategies, often less scientific. -1 picked five~for no apparent reason at all," said Jane Parkford Taylor, a Newport Beach resident at the fair With her grandson Stanley. "I picked seven because its my lucky number,• 10-year-old Charla Loewe said. "We get a 19t of sevens,• said race organizers Renee Mort and Gay Thrush. Ten hours a day, seven days a week, 5 112 months of the year, Mort and Thrush travel Alaska, Washington and California rac- ing and training the pigs. Con- trary to the name of the races, all • Patch Program Scavenger Hunt (until 7 p.m.), Kids Park • Craft: Cra~on Batik (until 7 p.m.), Yout in Motion Building 12:15 P.M. • Clown Show, Kids' Stage 1 P.M. • •Pretty In Pink• Costume and FaShion Show, Times Heritage Stage . • Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palace • Dan Wiles -Slade Rope, Melody Junction • Threads, Threads, Threads (embroidery) presented by Kaaren Nowlin, Home & Hobbies Stage sponsored by Southern Cal- ifornia Edison • Pink Ladies Fuchsia Planting, Kids' Stage • Julie Bawden Davis, writer for the Los Angeles Times, discusses container gardening, Fuchsia Stage/Flower & Garden Building • Papermaking demonstrations, Craft Area/Youth in Motion Building • Orange County Lutheran Youth Band, Cal Spas Centennial Stage • Ballet Folklorico Paso de Oro, Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building 1:30 P.M. AIJ-Alaskan Racing Pigs. Los Pigni- tas Raceway sponsored by Ralphs/Food 4 Less 2 P.M. • Russell Bros. Circus, Circus Tent • Fuchsia lecture presented by Barbara Berton, Orange County Branch of the National Fuchsia = Pink Pagoda (Front Gate) Ma et Calws Judging (until 3:30 p.m.), Livestock Arena • Delightful Desserts presented by Jan Mongell, Home & Hobbies S~ed by Southern Cal ia Edison • Cruisin' Contest, Kids' Park • Pink Pearl Eraser Stacking Con- test, Cetebration StageNouth In Motion Buildi~ •Tustin Dance ter, Times Her- ~Stage . Ma • Side Project, Cal Spas Centefinial Stage SAVE MONEYI I SAVE TIME! DON LEACH I OAl.Y PILOT Sourdough Jack rounds the tum ln first place as Kobuck, No. 3, comes in a close second to the trough during the fair's piglet races. the pigs are born and bred in Callf ornia. The races draw their name from the state where the owner, Bart Noll, started them 12 years ago. Coupled with their love of running and competitive nature, pigs ages 6 weeks to 6 months are easily trained, Thrush said. "They are pigs I• Thrush said. An expectation of a cookie - the winning pig's reward -is FAIR SCHEDULE • Anna Marie, Country Vocalist by Jan Mongell, Home & Hobbies Fuchsia Stage/Flower & Garden Stage sponSQred by Southern Cal- Building ifornia Edison 2:30 P.M. 5 P.M. Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palace • Kindorf Dancers, Cal Spas Cen- • Dan Wiles -Slack Rope, tennial Sta~e Melody Junction • Elk Whist e, Spotli~ht StageNisual Arts Bu1ldin~ 3 P.M. • Pink Jello Jiggler Stacking Con- • Yam Spinning, Kids' Stage • Papermaking_demonstrations, Craft Area/Youth in Motion test. Kids' Stage • Rhythmo Mariachi Kids Celebra- t lons Stage/Youth in Motion Building • Kids are Music, Times Heritage Building Stage 5:30 P.M. • Kindorf Dancers, Cal Spas Cen-• All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los tennial Sta~e Pignitas Raceway sponsored by • Annie Ha I of Garden Designs Ralphs/Food 4 Less presents "Perennial Gardens" Fuchsia Stage/Flower & Garden 6P.M. Buildin~ • Mark Yuzuik. hypnotist, Sprint • Elk W istle, Spotlight PCS Grandstand Arena StageNisual Arts Building • Magic Show, Bijou Magical • Ballet Folklorico Paso de Oro, Palace Celebrations Stage/Youth in • FFA Market Beef Judging (until Motion Building 8 p.m.), Livestock Arena • Building & Racing Giant-Scale- 3:30 P.M. Model Airplanes, presented by • All Alaskan Racing Pigs Chip Mull Los PiPcnitas Raceway, sponsored • Home & Hobbies Sta~e spon- by Ra phs/Food 4 Less sored by Southern Cali ornia Edi- • Quilts Trunk Show presented by son Tommye Keenon, Home & Hob-• Papermaking demonstrations bies Stage sponsored by Southern Craft Area/Youth in Motion California Edison Building • Showbiz Singers, Times Her- 4 P.M. itage Sta~e . • Magic Show, Bijou Magical • Marsha l's Flying Tigers Tae Palace Kwon Do, Cal Spas Centennial • Russell Bros. Circus, Circus Tent Stage • 4-H Market Beef Judging (until • Giesele -International Story 6 p.m.), Livestock Arena Teller, Celebrations Stage/Youth • Herd the Sheep Contest. Kids' In Motion Building Stage • Johnny Rhondo, Vocalist, Spot- • Grease li~htning Marble Shoot light StageN1Sual Arts Building Contest, Ce ebration Stage/Youth In Motion Building 6:30 P.M. • Tustin Dance Center, Times Her-• Dan Wiles -Slack Rope. ltage Sta~ Melody Junction • Marsha l's Flying Tigers Tae Kwon Do, Cal Spas Centennial 7 P.M. Stage • Restless Heart, The Orange • Anna Marie, Country Vocalist County Register Concert Series in Fuchsia Stage/ Flower & Garden the Arlington Theater Building • Zoot Suit Fashion Show ~re- sented by Zoot Suits In Fu lerton 4:39 P.M. Times Heritage Stage • Dan Wiles -Slade Rope, • Russell Bros.. Circus. Mek>dy Junction Circus Tent • Delightful Desserts presented • Elk Whistle, Spotlight Alla an aur menu: TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI&. CHEES~ OMELETTE enough to get the heavy eaters moving quickly around the track. Mort and Thrush also have the responsibility of naming the pigs .. Usually, the names correspond to personalities in the news and FAIR FUN FACTS sports and keep the adults in the audience entertained. ·we were trunking about Monica Sow-mski, but we thought it rrught be too mean .• Thrush said. . + The Orange County Fair employs nearly 1, 000 pcx1-time woriters We~re in -tt--le Pink! . during 1he 17-clay event. last ya, 1he faiJ paid out nearly $2. 9' rnaon ~ sobies cm wages. + The fait-ooods eoc~ 160 oaes. There are lour main pcrti1g Ids. wilh 8,700 pMd spaces mid 1,200 di1 spaces, eigh1 exhii Iddings, Ju Mstodc barns, one show arena, a bm 'fri.th &vt oninols, on equesarion C11111r cm a S,000-seot Otlldoor fheatet. Stage/Vrsual Arts Building 7:10 P.M. • Swing Dance Lessons with Audrey Wilson, Times Heritage Stage 7:30 P.M. • Swingtime with Johnny Pink and The Big Shots, Times Her- itage Stage • Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palace • All Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Pig - nitas Raceway sponsored by • Ralphs/food 4 less • Bill Davis & Endless Highway, Meadows Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific Resorts SP.M. • Mark Yuzuik. hypnotist. Sprint PCS Grandstand Arena • Weaving, Spinning and Knitting demonstrations (until 11 p.m.), Common Threads Exhibit spon- sored by LA. Cellular • Johnny Rhondo, Vocalist. Spot- light StageNisual Arts Building· 8:15 P.M. • Big Band 2000, nmes Heritage Stage 9 P.M .. • Restless Heart, The Orange County Register Concert Series in the Arlington Theater • Swingtime Dance Contest with music by Johnny Pink and The Big Shots, Times Heritage Stage • M agic Show, Bijou Magical Palace 9:30 P.M. • Bill Davis & Endless Highway, Meadows Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific Resorts 10 P.M. • Big Band 2000, Times Heritage Stage • Sizzling Fajita Bar Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar /e Ptlrty Trap To Go\1.) • Enchiladas • Taquitos • Tacos • Tamales • • Guacamole • Salsa AND MOREi f It ' • I • • I t 4 Tuesday, July..i.4, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa lv\eso Doily Pilot Investigator tracked down killer UrSing dipstick ... .1 ' D anny Rios was one of the best investigators t have . 1 ever known. I tlµn.k his PJpstick murder case was a ?lassie. ' 1 I haven't been in the cottunu- /( nity of El Modena for many • ., , ' years. At the time of the Dipstick ·' murder it was a small Latino ~ . 11 . 1. community. It was also the site of .., a most puzzling· murder. An 1 attendant at a smau service sta- tion was found murdered. Rob· bery was the motive. The mur- d,erer got $3.30 from the till. No one saw it: No one heard it. Sheriff Jim MU.Sick assigned the case to Danny. Because Dan- ny had been born and reared in Capistrano and spoke Spanish, he was often assigned cases involving Latinos. All Danny had to go on was a THE VERDICT dipstick the murderer had left in his hurry to get away. There was a reasonable inference that the murderer came in for gas and oil and while ostensibly checking the oil killed the attendant. The first thio~anny did was to go to Detroit ere he checked with the big automo- bile manuf~aers. Finally he discover~ at the dipstick came from a Poi1 c. Not much to go on but bfl;ter than nothing. DannxJknew what most us . don't ~k much about -that a car us\l'ally has a limited geo- grapffical h.istoiy. You. buy a €8!, , from an a9ency here m Orange . County. WQ~n you turn it in, it remains ~by. When it.is sol(l off the lo~Jit is usually sold to · someoy~ l~al:.. ~ople don1~ drive , c:t.own_fr6m. Venturato buy cars. In Orange County, as fl result, ~ · reasonable inference can be drawn that 20 ye~ after a car is first sold it will be located within 20 miles of where it originally was sold. Just makes sense but not too many people think of it. Danny did. From the study of the dipstick by the Pon¥c people, DAJ1DY knew the year the car~ went on the market. So D~y began to check with all the P.Ontiac dealen in Orange ~_aunty for car sales from that date on. It was long, slow, tediou.s,work. Danny literally .chased d,own the history of every .Pontia(; sold in Orange County for the years since its first sale -thous¢ds of sales. It took months. • . B~gol.Danny found his man, a petty th.ief living not too far from the s<;ene of1he murder. · Danny was a very good inter- rogators. No rough stuff, just friendly persuasion. The guy admitted the stupid ldlling. Danny Rios vestigated the suicide of d Irvine. While there wa ot of Joose talk about Myford's death, I have always been satisfieq· with Danny's conclusion it was fo.i- cide. The thing that bqµtered a lot . of people was the bt.d that Mytord moved arpund so much while killing hi.n\Self. It's amazing how much a per!ion who is brain- dead can move. I remember an investigation I did while in the Office of Naval lntelligenc,e. A ~ailor Cell 50 feet through a hatcb and lande(i on his head. His brain was mush, but somehow be crawled almost 100 feet to the spot-where his body was found. Don't ask me why people do it, but they do. So Myfordmoved'around a I lot. Well, let's face it. It was a very sloppy suicide. He shot him· self in the chest twice with a 20- gauge shotgun. 11 he hlld used a 12-gauge it proba bly would, have done the job with one shot. How- ever, the 20-gauge didn't do the job so Myf ord, dying; crawled around the room until he found a .22-caliber pistol. He did the job right this time by shooting him- self in the head. All that stuff about Myf ord being murdered because he was indebted to gangsters is pure garb&ge. When Danny Rios " ' investigated the death and said it was suicide, that was g'obd ' enough for me. · • ROBERT GARDNER is a ret ired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs Tuesdays. l I City officials consider NeWport BouleVard improvements I ' "1 I .J • .. 11M GRENDA • ~ltir COSTA MESA-City officials could be changing course in their plans to revitalize the northern stretch of Newport Boulevard - an area that;s dotted with budget motels, strip malls and other businesses, some of which have struggled to stay alive in recent years. With a more healthy real estate market and county econo- Jury convicts man in sexual assault case A jury has found James Lee C'rnmme l guilty of a sexual assault against a teenager in Big Bear in 1988, authorities sa.id. Crummel, 54, was convicted Friday on two counts of oral copulation by a San Bernardino Cou.nty Superior Court jury, said Lori Rangel of the Crimes Against Children unit of the county's . district attorney's office. San Bernardino County sher- iJf's deputies arrested Crummeh" m May 1997 at the Newport Beach condominium he shared with former psych.iatrist Burnell Gordon Forgey. Crwrunel faced three counts of oral copulation, but the jury was hung on the lh.ird charge, Rangel said. · Crummel, who is in custody at West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga, is sched· uled to be sentenced Aug. 7. Last week a preliminary hear- ing for Forgey at Harbor Munici.: pal Court was postponed until Thursday so that he and Crum- mel could be tried together on 16 felony charges stemming from the alleged molestation of a 16- year-old boy at Forgey's condo- minium between December 1994 and May 1995. -Alison Murray ~,,,,,,,,,,,,_.,,,,,,,,,,,,,~ ~ SLIM & SLIMMER ~ ~ MEDICAL ASSOCIATES ~ my fueling better values, some leaders think that alter years of waiting for the private sector to take the lead on fixing up the area, the city should step up to the plate. "With the kind of market that we're in now, th.is is the time to do it," said Planning Commis- sioner Chris Fewel. The City Council and its Plan- ning Commission held a rare joint studY, session Monday to go over its 2-year-old Newport "My position has alwoys been, give the private market- place some incen- tives and let them do their thing." 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But City Councilman Gary Mon&han said the city has made positive strides toward improv- ing the boulevauir-&nd-he sup- ports making it easier for private property owners to transform the area using minimal city dol- lars. two recent City Coun¢1 reversals of their decisions on key projects in the area. City Councilwoman Heather Somers said she envisions a more pedestrian-friendly Newport Boulevard, where cars would be encouraged to slow down and shop at businesses along the street. "My position has always been, give the private marketplace some incentives and let them do their thing," Monahan said. Permits for a m.ini-warebouse and a self-storage business were denied by the commission Only to be overturned and approved by the council on appeals by the property owners. Some commis- sioners felt those decisions showed a miscommunication between the commission and the council, which appointed the commission members. That could mean removing one of th.e northbound lanes to create slower traffic and encour- age more' walking thrdugb shop- ping areas. Fewel and other conunission- ers expressed frustration with ' ._. . We're In The Pink! Enjoy The 5wingin' 5oundr Of The 40r This year's Fair will include a 1940s-them~d music and dance fest 7PM to 11 PM nightly. "Swingtime at the Heritage Stage" will feature swing dance lessons, contests and a zoot suit fashion show. Johnny J:>ink & The Big Shots plus other big bands ~nd swing bands will perform each evening. It's all FREE with Fair admission! AdMiHion Dircountr and free .ferrir Wheel & (arouref Rider Seniors 55 and older are admitted to the Fair on Seniors' Days for just $3! All seniors are invited to enjoy free Ferri$ wheel and carousel rides all day. fnjoy. (oncertr ~ Arena Eventr -FREE With fair AdmiHion The Orange County Regider Concert 5erier 7PM & 9PM , in the Arlington Theater Thursday, July 16 -CHUBBY CHECKER • "Let's Do The Twist"· Thursday, July 23 -DAVID GATES • "Baby I'm-a Want You" Action in the ~print PC5 Granddand Arena Thursday, July 16 -MARK YUZUIK, HYPNOTIST • 6PM & 8PM Thursday, July 23 -Flying u Rodeo CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO • 8PM • Ot . · 811 11e CountV Jalt .,__ ___ AMERICA WEn Ai111N1r ------- En~er Our Free Drawing WIN. AMERICA WE5T AIRLINE5 5ENIOR '5AVER PA(K TICKET5 Valued At Over $500! Courtesy of America West Airlines and Get Up & Go/ NewsMagazine™ The new America West Airllr)es Senior Saver Pack offers you more value and benefits than ever. To enter, complete this coupon and return It to the Fair In person or by mall. Entries must be received on or before SPM, July 23. Winners need not be present. Senior Saver Paclc valid for one }'981' from the date of Issue and subJe<;t to avallabllity and blad<out dates Cannot be replaced if /Ost or stolen and csnnot be ext61'1d9d past the printed expiration date. · Please enter my name In lhe Senlof Saver Pack draWing. City/State/Zip ----::------------:-.-....-..-,-----.,.,.-------~ Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot . Only two pull candidac~ .papers • 1 • Filing period begins for city council, school board and · special'district races on Nov. 3 ballot. Deadline''is Aug. 7. JfNIFER RAGLAND • DcitPb NEWPORT-MESA -Ladies and gentlemen, start your cam- paigns. Election season has officially begun in Newport Beach and Costa M~sa. Monday was the first day prospective candldates for Costa Mesa and Newport Beach city councils, Jl:lewport- Mesa school board, Mesa Con- solidated Water District and Costa Mesa Sanitary District could pick up nomination papers for the Nov. 3 election. T he candidates don't become official until the papers are com- pleted and signatures are veri- fied. The d eadline is Aug. 7. , Only two potential candi- dates had picked up nomination papers as of 5:30 p.m. Monday. They were Newport Beach Plan- ning ColJlmissioner Gary Adams, who is seeking a seat on the Newport Beach council, and first-term Costa Mesa Council- man Gary Monahan, who is seeking re-electi,on. No one had picked up papers for the Mesa Consolidated Water Dtstrict, Newport-Mesa School DlStrict or the Costa Mesa Sani- tary Distnct. Four counctl seats are up for grabs in Newport, where Coun- cilwoman Norma Glover and Councilman Dennis O'Neil are up for re-election, C ouncilman John Gary Adams Gary Monahan Hedges bas bit the term limit, and Mayor Tom Edwards has said he won't run again. In Costa Mesa. Monahan and Mayor Peter Buffa are up for re- election. Buffa has not announced whether be will run again. . On the Newport-Mesa board of trustees, incumbents Jim Ferry- mart, Wendy Leece, Judy Franco, Serene Stokes and David Brooks are up for re-election. Three Costa Mesa Sanitary District board members -Arleen Schafer, Dan Worthington and Nathart Reade -are eligible for re-election. On the Mesa Consolidated Water District, incumbents Mike Healey and Hank Panian are up for re-election. Prospective City Council candi- -dates can stop by the Newport Beach City Clerk's office, 3300 Newport Blvd., from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. In Cos- FYI ,1 NOMINAT\9N PAPERS HAVE BEEN Plq<ED UP BY: +NEWPORT BEAOt dTYCOUNOL NAME: Gary Adams DISTRla Eastbluff /09ver Shores AGE: 43· OCCUPA110N: Vice president of Parsons Transportation Group Inc., planning commissioner +COSTA MESA OTY COUNOL NAME: Gary Monahan AGE: 39 OCOJPATION: Bar manager, incumbent councilman ta Mesa, the City Clerk's office, 77 Fair Drive, is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p .m. weekdays. Nomination papers require a minimum of 20 and maximum of 30 signatures of registered voters in the council district for which the person is running. In Costa Mesa where there are no council districts, signers must be resi- dents of the city. For all other races, papers can be picked up at the Registrar of Voters office in Santa Ana, 1400 S. Grand Ave. The office is open from 8 a .m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. -Reporters Husein Mashni and Tim Grenda c.ontributed to this story. Acid spill closes San Diego Freeway offramp The northbound offramp of the dn Diego Freeway at Fairview Road was closed Monday mom- tng because of an acid spill that occurred there around 8:50 a.m. Costa Mesa Fire Department and county hazardous materials crews were called in to clean the hall-gallon of muriatic acid, which had spilled from a truck on "Tbanks toDebbie'.5 recommendation that J call COIT, my carpet ts beautiful again. 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Tbe passage of Propo51tion 227 will force the dis- trict to eliminate the primary-Ian· guage-instruction component. .. ~ Datr* NEWPORT-MESA -A state school board interpretation of Proposition 227 could give the Newport-Mesa acbools greater latitude in educating umited- l!nglilh students than originally ~. CO\Dlty nffidak said. The .state board.' lbuisday adopted the emergency regula- tions under which llCbool districts wW impaerrient ptopocition 227' tbe successful ballot measure that repkK'el bilingual echicatiOD with Engliah-immersion programs. Of particular concern to many in Newport-Mesa was the initia- tive's one-year limit on English language-development pro- ~· But the state board's regu- lation seems to allow students more time, if needed, before plac- ing them into mainstream classes. "The regulation seems to pro~ \tide some fiexibWty within the guidelines. of Proposition 227, • said Ron Wickart, legal counsel for the Orange County Depart- ment of Education. "It's a fairly MASSAGE Relieves Pain $ Stress & Tension · 3900 Insurance Ac ted w/Chlropract~are. HR. 7-DAYS/WK • 9am-9pm ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr. Gautier o.c. 714.979.8365 1072 S.E. Bristol St., Ste 209 Santa Ana Helahts (Comer of Newport Bl. No.JBl'lstol) , ' flexible interpretation.• The flexibility seems embed- ded in a state boara provision that allows school districts to "provide .. appropriate educational services to English learners to as.<rlst them in overcoming any academic de- ficits caused by' language barri-ers.• Ambiguous terms within the "regulations such as: •a gOod working knowledge ol English." and "English fluency,· could also leave room for a broader interpre- tation of Proposition 227, Wickart said School board member Martha Fluor said she hopes the regula- tions translate into greater flexi- bility. . !'The bottom line is I want to make sure students are success- ful and literate in English,• she said. "I'm glad they're being more lenient. I appreciate the concept that all kids get appro- priate remediation." The Newport-Mesa school board recently approved a three- pronged bilingual educati6n poli- cy that includes primary-Ian- "What the boa.rd has done ii to provide school districts more flexibility in addressing tbe needs of its students withln the parameters of 22'1," said.school board member Judy Franco. "We'll conti.Iiue to move ahead with· the program we recently approved." Still pending is a lawsuit, bled by opponents of Pro~tion 227, that could derail the English-only . uliuative, which California voters approved by a large margin in June. A Scm Francisco court will hear the case Wednesday. The state school board's enter· gency regulations aJso provide $340 million tbat'could be used for textbooks and instrucbonal materials to "eDsure the proper resources for English learners are avatlable in classrooms.• Orange County, which usual- ly gets 10% of state educatioD funding, will likely get about $3'( million for textbooks and instruc- tional materials. Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Yi9ce Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unique wlM room & dining rooms •'•Ila~ for group busln ,,_unas and prlva1e l'unettons 723-0621 Pl~ Call For Resenations and Directions 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach - ~ I • . - 6 Tuesday, Juty l-', 1998 COLUMN C9N11NUED FROM 1 too much Junk. •Her basement is so empty, it reminds you of a ballroom,• Aaodatioa, W~r'I-. 1119 traflk JDeUW'el, ....... there hope to l90pl!D ... IDm· section u 8000 u .,...,le, •t don't think there 11 any pur- J>OS4! in delaying I• decillonJ iur- Ute1," he said. · In other action, cound1 mem- bers: .. SAVE MON EY! SAVE TIME! 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QU01I Of THE DAY "To tel you the frutb, it's c5sappointirig ... • Steve Prestect NHBA White manager I • $pom Editor Roger Carlson • 949-67 4-4223 5o·years ... and still j. Qn the go • A behind the scenes l~ok at ... sportswriting. T his corner's 50th anniversary of writing sparks a possible · celebration in late Septem~t. but I haven't the foggiest as to how such an event should be s~ed. 9ne old compadre suggested just typing out a few pages of amusement recalled from the years of pounding away reams 4ntt reams of fun and experience, at least in the world of sports. · The first period of writing arrived in my junior year of high school aboard the student newspaper called The Harbor Beacon (named for Harbor High) an<;l flowed fairly well for a greenhorn. The first laugh, still long remembered about a lagging noVice with a limited vocabulary, t~tums. I had been asked to wx;tte a short story on the middleweight football game. . Suffice it to say, I transferred soon to study hall. Still, I had the yarn buttered up with how the quarterback threw a "beautiful" pass to a fine end who made a "beautiful• leap and caught the pass with •beautiful• form. l soon learned not to be in.tluenced by some senior wtiters, especially those who dared to get risky with their i~ of comedy. . .,Otie was often called to the vk:e prindpal's office for his bt.ltrageous lines of what be called humor. 1\vo years later, I had enrolled at the University of Willamette in Stllem, Ore. One football coach soon managed to draw me a part-time sportswriting job with a big newspaper called The Portland Oregonian. • Although most all our expenses were paid by an academic scholarship via the football program, there was still a need for entertainment funds. Dals assumed the Oregonian r duty would soon build a oomf ortable cushion. The shock arose later when I learned that the pay Would be S0.25-per-inch, not based on what one wrote, but what appeared in the paper. O..<'Mlki cheke when"IOIDe editors chose to trim the stories down to just a few paragraphs. I soon bad to ask the coaches for other jobs that would pay better. 1\vo paid much better, which included sweeping out the big football stadium on Sunday morning, as well as staicking and unstacking heavy bleachers at the state fairgrounds. In time, I bad entered the Anny signal corps for two years, t))en subsequently received a standing offer to join the old Costa Mesa Globe-Herald, wbk:h, in time, became the Globe-Herald, then Pilot and 1!Dlly Daily Pilot. J Irony arose after I was named to direct sports and got word that any free-lance wrlten would be ~ S0.25-per-lncb. ~~ht fNit;.lance writers were 'Di8uurtng their clipl loosely. 1 Hence, we often bad to help ltbe fellow With his 1meuurement1, stnce they would 'Glim IDMIW9 beadlinel and !jllOtograpba. Anoths chap WU tti1l in ~ wb8n be wu blred. He .. welcome to the Adee ol ·erlng~r·n -ll••ed be ID time, JD bald MW1 illa ell .-.............. .... blmto ..,._WlttlrlDtbe tll ga .... balwlMlpout. • -- u I • the kids In water polo, playing •It's set for July 19-27; Experience for players should be ple~tiful;in and out of the water. · CORONA DEL MAR -Four- teen members of the Coro04 del Mar High bpys summer water polo program will get internation- al experience this month in more ways than one. and-under Tournament at Canyon High last weekend, win- ning three of five matches, will compete in Europe during an eight-day trip July 20-27. The tr am ~leave on Sunday. ~ Olach John Vargas, also the U.S. Olympic coach, will be Jltlending the Goodwill Games and will be unable to escort his squad to Budapest, Hungary, where CdM will play high school teams for three days-before com- peting in an international tourna- ment at Egar, Hungary. three-time Olympian who was recently hired to join the CdM program, will coach the t~~· Evans, according lQ Cd.M B~ster Club President Brad OentrY, has played in the Hungarian/ cities where COM will compete dnd will also serve as an 'unofficial tour ·against tough intematipnal com- petition, but it will also be a great experience for them to travel there. We're bringing four par- ents, including a doctor, and two coaches along with tt players, givipg us an entourage of 20 on tpe trip.~ · · At Egar, Corona del Mar will play against teams from Hungary, Italy, 'South Africa and Romania. 'Only one other team from Ameri- ca is attending the tournament, a team from Florida. guide. . · The team. coming off a strong performance in the Villa Park 19-nm Salvino and Mike Evans, a •we're teally excited about (the trip).• Gentry said. "It will not only be a great experience for Water polo is the national sport • Garden Grove eliminates Newport Harbor team, 12-4. RtOW\DDuNN °"YPb GARDEN GROVE -H enthusiasm count- ed, the team' representing NeWport Harbor Baseball Association wi>Wd'fie scored in every inning Monday night against host Garden Grove in the Bt"Onco (11-12 year olds) District II All.-Star Tournament at West Haven Park. : NHBA White, after coming thtough the loser's bracket to reach the championship semifinals, had chances to bust out offen- sively iD four of the SliW8ll innings, but Gar- den Grove hurlers came up with the big pitches each time to thwart rallies as the hosts won, 12-4. Garden Grove moved on to the District n title game tonight against unbeaten La Mirada. The district advances two teams - the champion and the runner-up -to the Bronco Sectionals next week at Pierson Park in Anaheim. The NHBA All-Stars endetlf'i~r run. ~ Newport Harbor, which had defea\ed St. Hedwig's on Sunday to reach the semifinals, threatened in the sixth inning and knocked out Garden Grove starter Matt Paulino, a lanky right-bander who yielded only two earned runs in five-plus innings of work. Kevin Courvasier, NHBA catcher, dou- bled to right leading off the sixth, then teammate Pat Keehan singled to center field to chase Paulino with Garden Grove ahead, 9-3. Dana Schaeffer relieved Paulino and uncorked a wild pitch to allow Courvasier to YOUTH llSEIALL DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT NewpOrt ~r's Matt Endnlas readies to scoop,._., l.nfleld bouncer, throwing tbe rt ,, ..... out at first base Monday nigbl ... · score ftc)m· third. But Schaeffer, who walked NHBA's Mike V'ckar and .oUtro Kaiona to load the bases, would strike out the side to halt the threat,· .jnclucling the Nos. 3 and 4 hitters. Garden Grove's three-run rally in the bot· tom of the sixth, aided 'b? two errors, increased its lead to 12-4. •To tell you the truth, it's disappointing,• NHBA White Manager Steve Prested said. "We beat this team at Los Alamitos, 3-0, but today our No. 3 and No. 4 hitters didn't come through when we needed them to. We count on them more than we should.• Alter Garden Grove touched NHBA starter RJ. Muller for three first-inning runs, the right-hander gave up only one more . .. N eWJ>Ort Harbor Baseball Association's Kevin Courvasler slides home safely under the tag ln Monday evening's playoff game. The campaign came to an end as Garden Grove eliminated the locals with a 12-4 decision. DON LEACH I DAlY Pl.OT earned run the rest of the way, striking out six and walking just two in his route-going effort. But NHBA'.s defense (seven errors) 'and offense (five hits) struggled to support the fine pitching. NHBA had runners on second and third with no outs in the first inning, but came away empty handed. After NHBA'.s Blain Gribble singled and scored in the second, the team had runners at the comers with two out, but the rally ended when Grove catcher Brad Wagner threw a runner out trying to steal. While NHBA scored twice m the fifth, 1t also stranded two runners. Then 1t left the bases loaded in the sixth. ln the fifth, Gribble roped one m the gap to left-center field, but Grove center fielder Chns Smith made a diving catch to save probably two runs and kill the threat. Muller walked to open the filth , then moved to second and third on wild pitches by Paulino. Vackar's groundball out to t:blrd base scored Muller. But Taylor Young kept NHBA'.s inning alive with a sharp single to left field, then Matt Encinias doubled down the third-base line when his grounder hit the bag and bounced into shallow left. Young moved to third on the play and later scored . on a catcher's throwing e rror. Garden Grove scored twice in the third inning for a 5-1 edge, then broke matters open in the fourth uming with four runs. Bronco All-Stars .aNCO DtST1UCT " MJ..STAltS GMDPI Gmvl 12. NrWllOM tw.. WHfTI 4 Newport Hafboc' 010 021 0 -4 S 7 Gaftten Grow 302 403 >t -12 10 2 Muller and Courvasier. Paulino, Schaeffer (6) end W~. W -Paulino. L • Muller. 28 -Enonias (NH). COUNasief' (NH), Brambila (GG), Paulino (GG). ' m Hungary, which IS aJso the sJte of the lntemational Waler Polo Hcll.l of Fame. · - Of the 14 Sea Kings malung the tnp, three are seruors: Ryan / Tucker, Jason Palda and Ryan Burnham. '' Cliff Shepherdson, David Fabi- an, Brady Flynn, Garrett Cenqy, 0.J~ Jackson, Ryan Jetton, Mor- gan John~on, Oms McCormick, Alex Niehenke cmd goalkeepes: Brad Netherton Me juniors. Back- up goalie Garrett Bowlus is the onJy sophomore . -by Richard_ Dunn WATER POLO COM GOES 3-2AT VIL LA PARK TOURNEY Sea Kings· showing varied offensive a ttack. ANAJ IElt-.-1 -Corona del Mar I hgh's summer water polo team turned in a solid eUort at the Villa Pdrk 19-and-under Tournament at Cdhyon High over the week- end, winrung three of five match- es, ·mcludmg d 7-6 tnumph over Central Cabforma power Clovis. The Sea Kings rd.llled trom a 5- 4 deficit dfter three qudrters to post lhe decision, keyed by two godll. by JUmor John Graass m lhe fmal penod. Also lendmg their support was Greg Mdrch1orldtt1 with three godls, as well dS single goals ldl- lied by Alex Niehenke, Ryan Jet- ton and Jason Palda. Sophomore Garrett Bowlus wtis solid m the goal Wlth su saves The Sea Kings fell lo Rowland on Sunday m lhe finale, 9-5 as Rowland broke on top with a· 4-1 halfb.me lead. then won gmng away wilh a 4-1 edge m the fourth penod. Palda scored twice for CdM In Saturday's play the Sea Kings topped Umvers1ty. 7 -5. and Set B, 9-3 before bowmg to Com- merce, 9-7. Garrett Gentry scored hve goals against Univers1ty; DJ Jackson (3), Marduorlatti (2) clDd David Fattian (2) were mulbple scorers against Set B: and agamst Commerce, Pdlda (3), Marchior- latll (2) and Gentry (2) were Corona's offensive stars TENNIS ational Men's 50 & 55 Hardcourt Tournament begins HUNTINGTON BEACH -The USTA Natlonal Men' 50 & 55 Hardc-ourt Ten~ Toumamt"nt is under way at Lindborq Racquet Club with several Costa Mesa and N<>wport Beach-onenred players mvolved. Sec:ond round pldy today fea - ture , among other ttems. defend- ing champion and No. 1-seeded Bridn Cht•ney of Chctndler, Az. in the 50s. He'll meet Je(f Clements of Los Angeles dl 10:30 a.m. The Tournament continues through Sunday when the finals in both age groups, along Wlth the double and Uurd-place Sin- gles starting at about 10 30. The public is mvited. to attend any or all of the matches. There is no admi.,.,1on charge for any of the events at the club, located at 18162 Gothard. Junmy Parker of Houston b the No 1 seed m 55 . -!8 •. I l, lt d 3 8 I ., \ • ] 8 Tuesday, July 14, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Pitcher Ryan lance and his Newport Beach Uttle League B team ls in action today at 5:30 p.m. at Curtis.Park in Misaion Viejo, site of Saturday'l 14-10 Dl9trld 55 All-Stars Tournament Victory. ' - CANTREL L CONTINUED FROM 7 l 11111rll11i.1tt>IV. his concept of 1 • lp111<1 0111 wr1s loudly bredlong "11 -,u1<p1111" l1qht song that . 11111'd ,, Br111-,h llcttr 111·11< 1· tltl' sportswnter could 1111 r 11\ f'r tlw <Jct me with dny d1 <111•t> ol polt..,h. By I 'Iii:! I ltr1d hnkect up wtlt'I I ht l~··tp-.t1•r clS cl Cl)c\Sldl editor. h11I -.1111 11ll1•Jl'cl to d'NSl the I" •th .... " t 11 HI on lht> weekends. \1<111\ ni·v ..... 1dl' 'olctlf<'rs did and I tl.i111n1..., lc1l1•-. would follow dfter I •111• • lfd llH '" f\.1.in} (1,11111• .... wPrc• phoned m l111111 1111' 111'1<1 or st>nl dcross It ll'I \ 11" ni.11 hrrw-. from dtslant lou ,1lt<orl!-. wlu•n• tlH•re were nl 11('1 'S ( >n1• wdtor w.is to end the -.lnr\ ll<'l•ir" 11 p .m or 11 would h1' 1q11on•d ()Ill' \\ 1111'1 hdcl !l Vlldl gdmP 111II.ind11111· 111~hl on d machine 11 1 r11-.t.inn· \ sport.., <'d11or could excuse II,. l11nq-ltlflllllHJ l'f>lSOde tf lhC' ""'' ., -;11 ('-.:-Pd whdt the final .... 1111• w.i .... 111 llw llr-.t or second qt oph ) {1• llf'Vl'f cltcJ I "" ..,,, 11} "d'> still running hard-news writer for the Los Angeles Times. The sports editor always assumed that his writers would stay until the final count was posted on the scoreboard. Unfortunately, one assumed it was safe to leave and phone in a •fmal score" a few mi.mites before the gun sounded. The team that was trailing near the end pulled out of the sizzling contest with a magical victory. It won on the field, but lost in the next morning's sports page. Many years Later, I chose to write a booklet on the hi.story of Harbor High football in the early yedrS, 1931-1955, and came to learn a wealth of history. Out of amusement, it was al.so learned that some old-timers interviewed had problems with their memory banks. One recalled, he said, catching a pass and running 40-50 yards down the sidelines for a touchdown. It was redlly a llttle less than 10 yards. Another must not have favored being remembered as a winner of hohorable mention, so he jacked it up to second team, all-league. One session remains for swimming lessons at Orange Coast College. COSTA MESA -One of the coolest ways to exercise during the dog ddys of summer is swimming. This is why learning how to swim and be safe is unportant in Southern Califor- nia. Our warm weather and easy access to pool.s, lakes and oceans increase our need for safe water skillcS. Orange Coast College has a wide vanety of classes for all levels of swim- mers. The final session of OCC's swruner swim program will be held from July 27 to Aug. 7. All classes are approved by the American Red Cross and taught by Red Cr~certified teachers. There are various schedules to choose from and class size is lmuted to provide individual attention. The 30--40 minute classes begin at 9:30 a.m. daily. The last classes start at 3:45 p.m. Classes are available for toddlers, non- swirruners, beginners, advanced swimmers, intermediates and competitive swimmers. In addibon to a beginhing water polo class and beginrung swim camp, thcr<> wtll be "Par- BRIEFLY ent and Me" classes. Children must be 1-3 in age. Registration is under way at the OCC Com- munity Education Ofhce located adjacent to the college library. The office is open on Weekdays from 9 a.m -6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m.-noon. For information, call 714-432-5880. Two sessions remain for OCC's summer sports, activities camp COSTA MESA -Children ages 5-12 will enjoy a wide variety of sports this summer as camp counselornuRervise organized games In an informal, friendly atmosphere at the 16th annual Orange Coast College Summer Sports and Activity Cainp. Dtrecled by Pu'ales water polo coach Don Watson. the Cdmp has two remaining week- long sessions. One starts July 27 and the oth- er August 3. The registration fee is $69 for the morning YOUTH BASEBALL half-day camp (9 a.m.-1 p.m.) or $4<.J for ttw afternoon session (1 p.m.-5 p.m'.) All-ddy camps are $95. · Sports to be taught dl the camp incluc.I<> swimming, track and field, softball, vollC'ybdU, ping-pong, soccer, floor hockey dnd bdsket- ball. A' •sup and Slide" will be avdlhtble t afternoon sessions. Chris Oeding, team cdpldm of Tc>am U water polo, and Eden Werner, coun!>elor t YMCA camps and the Science Adventu Camp, will assist Watson m runrung the c Individual instruction and team in~truc will both be given and each cd.Inper r<'C'CI and OCC Sp(>rts Camp T-shlrt. Award · also be presented to evc>ryone. Morning and full-day campers sho bring a brown bag lunch, swimsuit, towel and snack each day. Afternoon camper.. shoul~ bring a snack, swimsuit and towel. Registration is under way in OCC's Com~ muruty Education Office, located ad1acent to the college library. The office 1s open Monda} through Thursday from 9 a.m -o p m For information or registration by phont',, call 714-432-5880. r 1111 ctltt>r lhl' "P<>rh s tdff went Ill 11111 • I Ir lrtll'r h1 ·c·,1,rn• ct lop But many of u.s learn this is not an. uncommon happening for many of us after the passing of a few decades Costa Mesa All-Stars showdown starts Wednesday' DEEP SEA Monday's counts Newport Landing -4 boats. 138 anglers. 3 yellowtall, 24 albacore. 6'>4 barracuda, 2 bonito, 124 calico bass, 175 sand bass, 2 sculpln, • Series starts at Costa Mesa High. COSTA MESA -The AU-Star teams from Costa Mesa Amencan and Costa Mesa National Little Leagues will square off this week in a best-of-three.series for the Mayor's Cup, which will give the winner bragging rights in the nly of Costa Mesa. All games begin at 5:30 p.m. and will last rune innings. Some All-Star players will be missmg due lo vacallons. The winner of the senes will go m front of the oty council and receive plaques. Troy Seeber pitched a great two mmngs, with five strikeouts, dnd had a double for Newport. Jerry Whitney also pitched two superb innings and had four stnkeouls. Whit- ney al.so singled. R.J. D'Cruz closed out the game Cor Newport with two stnkeouts I wnttefish. Davey's Locker 7 boats, 204 anglers. 175 albac:OC'e, 15 yellowtail, 1 bonito, 97' barracuda, 47 calico bas.s, 458 sand bass, 2 sculpln, 1 halibut, 70 mackerel The quest for the cup begins at Costa Mesa High on Wednesday. Game two follows on Thursday at TeWinkle School a.nd the sertes will mov~ bdck to Costa Mesa on Friday if a Pinto AU-Stars fall at Orange County District tournament ANAHEIM -The Newport Harbor Baseball Association's Pinto All-Stars (7-8-year-old.s) lost to Dana Pomt in a third round game, 8-5. D'Cruz also made the defensive play ofJhe game by catching a Oyball hit over ruS'lredd while he was playing cenlerfield. 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No Mary Jane Gentry Thia statement wis Wed on 12.9, 1997 in the 1bov1 I wjll 1111 at publlc auction dem art required lo file wae llled In Orange County Inc. (CA), 245 Fischer Ave. Gary A. Schmjdt, 111702 This bu1lne11 11 con· HHllh Insurance Advisors, This 11atemen1 w11 Med with the County Cltfk ol ctes•gnated Courr, upon a to the highest bidder, for them with the Superior on 10/15193 F586805 Sulit A9, Coata Men, CA P•rkvlew Terrace, Yorba dueled by: 1 generll part· Inc., Renaldo Pontremoll, w1ih lflt County Clerk of 011nge County on MO 98 Jvdgmenr entered 7.3.94 In cash In lawful money or the Court, II 341 The ~ Fun name in<f addrt1s 01 92028 Linda, CA 92668 nershlp Prt1ldent Qtange County on &-19·98 19998783871 1a11or of judgment credj-Unit.a States, ell the rlgfll. 0.-1118, Ofange. CA ~ , the peraon withdrawing Thi• bu1lne11 is con· Thi• buslne11 ii con-Have you started doing Th11 111temen1 w11 filed t991171200S D•U Pilot J ry 14 21 28 10111), George Youuef and lltlt and ln1trt1t of Hid and ma;I a copy to Michael Jasmin p.,11 182 Valley ducted by.• corporation ducted by. l\ust>and 1nd bullne11 yet? Yn, 7·1·98 with the County Clerk or Daily Pilot Jvoe 23 30 Y u • • · • Sylvht Youuef and against judgment dabtOJ(I) In the John Dawe, at ttultH of View Tet Mi11ion v •to Have you 111rted doing wife Ph.uong Thi Minh Pham Orange County on M0-98 Jul 7 998 'T89 ' August 4, 1998 Tl11 jUdgmenl debtor(•) M1rty above de1Cf1bed Pf0f*1Y, !fie lruat dac.cl May 29, CA t21t2' 1 • butfftet• yet? Yes, 4-4·94 Have you started dOlng Th•• 1talement wae filed 11HtJM042 Y • 14• 1 2 .. Mandel and M1rt1yn Man-°' 10 much thereol as may 1997 whlftln the clecedenl Jasmin Plfaa Patricia Ann Benson Zo-bUtlness yet? No wth the COUt'lty Clerk of D.ny Pilot ""Y 14 21 28 PUBLIC NOTICE Clel 111o....,ng a net bilance be nec:euary lo .. uaty w11 the MltlOr, et 121 W H t0111ch Gary A Schmidt Orantt County on M0.98 • • • ---------ol S33.012.55. 1c1ua111' due llld execution, with ec· 19th St , Costa Mesa, CA 1 lllltl10 Alph• America F1nanc111. Thit ttaremenl was filed 1Hll71i982 ~114• 1"' T928 Fictitious aualMSs on saod judgment on the cru.O tnterHI •nd co1t1. 92827, Within IN lallf of Thia llalemtnl wu lileJ Inc., Allred H1n1, Secret1ry with the County Clerk ol Dairy Pilot J 1y 14 21 28 PUBLIC NOTICI Neme lt•l•ment date or lhe 1uuince or APPROXIMATE MINIMUM four moothe after Juty 13, With the County Clerk of Thia statement WH ltled Ofange County on 8-111·98 A 4 1V:8 • TlllS The IOllOwlng penona are tnid Wfll 1 hive levled BIO $252,000.00 1998 (ttle dtle ol the nr11 Orange County on tM5·91 with the County Clerk of 11918712000 ugull · Plotlllou9 auelMH ~ t>utlneH as· upon 111 i1ght, 11111 and In· Oat.a 8:215, 1998. publlcallon or nollce to Dally Pilot Jury 14. 21, 211 Or•nQe County 011 9·l9·98 Dally P1101 June 23. 301 PUBLIC NOTICE Name llaletMnt PIN POINT MAAKntNO IOrtsl ot Hid judgment Division. Harbor creditor•) or, If notice It Augldt ... 1998 T927 19911712002 Jul 7 14 1998 TllM The following Petton•.,. CONCEPTS. 1565 Mesa ooblOf(I) In the property In Oransi-County Marthals malled or pereonally delr11· Dally Pilot June 23, 30 Y ' ' Ptotlllout1 9\lalneH dOlng bUSlneee u · Yenle Eut 11ec Coala the Count~ ol 011nge. o.~ment, ...01 Jamt>Q; lfed 10 vou. 30 days after PUBLIC NOTICE July 1. 14, 1991 rn5 PUBLIC NOTICE ......_ ltat•"*'' Splritw. 1041 INine Ave . MMe. CA 92121 ' Slate or ·Cahlomla d .. ,., Rd• 1108, NIWP0'1 the dale thll notice I• The folo.wlnO penons •• Suitt 46' Newport hacft ~ l.ettie t555 Meu aa b.O H ro11ow1 'com· hactr. CA 92te0 INiltd °' J*tonallY cleltv· PltOPOlaD llOTIC• ftUBLIC NOTICI l'IGtltleue • ........_ dolr!a butlnele aa: CA neeo' ' .,.,_ last i1ec, Co1ta monry Knov.n Addre11~ MICHA•L I . CA-lf9d to you, A dalm lofm OP AVAILMIUTY OP .......... .....,., IAftOUARD MORTGAGE 1Nwe Mc:Tlltl l .""9fl Mele. Q4 nae 401 DH OH Drive, Co1t1 "ONA, llMINAI. OP ~ ~ ~ned from the ANNUAL RST\lttN "clltloua .......... The follow1ng pertont att SIAVICEI, 1581 Scenic (CA), 'to.a 1Mne A¥e.: Thll bualnen le con· 1, CA OMNO• COUNTY tec1IOn " • °' your enc::-ftUfautnl to Section Nw 11 .. •wt ~ bUtlnMI •: A¥t., Suite P:, CON Meta, 9'1119 4a, ~ IMd\. CLAaalPl•D o~ r ct D~'f~'~~~ ~~/y ~~ Ir /a/CQl.M.,,ln' !?tr ~L~ C' ~ ~!! =u~tnc:.ne1.,::j a!.~ I=~~ ate : ... It) c;r~>'~ ~=d Pr°""'", Inc .• ~l~tlneH It con. ll't ttMJhl •ot,utJon YOU'te Colla M-. COWltY of Or· •H -...,,.,..., malf, """ •-" return lot the >'"' .ndlnQ ftSVNIROYIPIAl'OfOif· Weal C:O... Hwy, = , ... 9af1lc Ave .. duCtH by: 1 oorpoq11on tMrC "9 Of • wh•th• no•. Sitt• .. Cartlorn+.t .. , ~· mott comptetMJn• Alt Kind• of Jobe f'Of l'eb. n. 1tll of TH! lo:. ANCI! l!NHANCIMINT llocft, c.lltofnla i2ii3 "· Colt• M .... CA ~ ..... • 30U'ro ~Ing • Hove A Garage Sole! ft .• ""· -1 .u· I I ' ,\ " ·~· ... 1tll0wn on • "-recor~ slYe and curr9nt dlr.c-NI KINI• of People WAAO O. THORP l'OUN· GROUP, 217 1lltl fttllC9 ....._ ~~ ... Find hCNM, an ..,imenc, tn bOOk 4111, Pitt 41·50. tory of goods ond .. ,. c1...--. ' DATION, a ~ louft. II. Coac. ...... CA91U7 lno., CHYJ, L ,,.. Thia bualn9t1 19 COfto 9Uf Ii •• :.. tt. a new ~loft Of~--...:..----lncllnfve of mlscertlneout vie•• awoundl dalloft. la .,.,._.. tot PIA> ~aut Dovfd . Oluch, 177 Rood. MOO. *aod llllJ: • c•PGfallol• • w a •IY • ·--.----- ) • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Tu sdoy, Ju'>' l '1 1998 MUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLl.C NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC flOTICE PUILIC NOTICE ~';!~'-J:~~2~ 12A, Costa ducted by· an lndivielull PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an indMdull PUBLIC NOTICE men #1!l0 ir.ne. CA 11t ·..,_ ot Uil .,., 11 IClCOI the Ume a1 .... 1n i.wtut PIYM or a a Thi ' b Have YOU llatteel doong Ha'le YOl.I tlatttd dOll'g TM IOCllOll 111 CllifOfl'U 01 (Sance wGI 5ec:torl 2924~b) 04 mon.y ot the Uniled IUletl matt• d a.-~..!'.!!!";.:.:::r duct!d b~~~~·~~ ... l~ua~on. ~~n-0' ~91~ Y", 1917 ,.ctltloue ausln•H buD s1ne~1 ve1? No Flotltlous auslneH N u.t4 tAttuht Oll.u OI 111t flt Cllilornla Civt CoOt "'° {NOTE:. ~ • ~ but wa .......... Ha11e ' . • •C Na • St•t•m•nt allid .. nlongtf Nam. ltat•m•nt ..., •• 1MOO \loft Krmln ICCIOtlble ION TM*) ti At OB:l<(I) MUST 811 MA.DE ,..,.. or ft Tht tollow1ng P41!'°ns ate but•na•~o;'.11'~.,,·~, ~'1 Thia statem9nt waa l'ileel The ,;ow no pe11ona aft Thia ai.tement vwu IJed Tiw fOllov.lng persona are l t!lO wne,CA Ille Mlbl (NCW1tl> Enlnnca to MYAll.e TO ~ or reow~ dOift8 bUtlneM as. 0 k S 11• 1 w•lh the COi.iniy Clttk ot d ' with \he County Cltfk 01 CIOinQ bualntll aa· As tiWO bo/ h Mitt tnt County Covfttlont 7ot MoitM• c:otpo,Mlonl II po er S-"Y D~J·~~ f:.: T~t: 1tet:':n1 VWH fled Oranoe County 00 0·19-98 cf.':9.bu~:-,:,· ;~~eulng Orang• County on 7·1·91 SoCal INSTALLATION. Oltltt ta.isinm names and. ad-CMc C.• DftveWl91. Santi ~ tcte and ....... ccn-bunca, ttl Jru:''1 2, n B11ch CA v.1th the County Clerk' of 11980782004 &4S~ Attao1a Av• 18 HUil: 1998&78:uoe 1001 w. 17th St.. 10. Or1Stn used by Ill "*n thin An' Ca .. nght. lllla Ind..,.. w,.ct '°and no# held by l llltll s ~~ng o ' Ofat191 Couoty on 7·10.98 Da•ty Pllol Juoe 23. 30, Ung1on BHch, CA 920...e Daily Pilot July 7, 14, 21, Costa M111, CA 92627 Ihm yun betoet IW dale SIJdl et1 conv.yed ID Ind now held by undlf IUI o.it al Tnitt In o.it, advances 'oenatd LH St Lawttnce, 19981783980 July 7, 14, 1998 Teas Kelly Su• Markham. 8450 28, 1998 T905 Elita.beth Wood, 2119 NI· ~SI WU sent Of OllirNld ID Ille.""°" Slid Oaed cl TM! n fie .... P':':!f =-~In....., """' lrU 11112 Ktofl Lana, Hunll1i9· DaHy Pilot July 14, 21. 28, PUBLIC NOTICE tuanta B Avt, cf ~2M~un· PUBLIC NOTICE ~n~26~;'. Cosi. Men. i.;vtra!l Nolll ~¥!':' ,,,:..~ ~,. 04M22~ :::-of ton &each, CA 92&41 August 4, 1998 T919 ongton tac ' Thta bu1lne11 la con-Tilt llllTlt(I) llld CU$1ntSS OClllr Cl)llWllOft delptlOll ' Pf°'*'Y htfttotott ci.-Malted by ui1 c1&r0 nil• buetne11 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua 8U11lne11 Ju~t!d ~~~~~·~~1v:~u11on· Flctltlou• 8ualntH ducttd by: 1n 1nchvldu1t IOCllUS oC Int taiytr are ()tJI( JA lllY. cl Ille teal PIOPll1Y o. .:nbed ta~ aolid w" ts" int.ttst ron u ,Mwt:ke ducted by: an Individual Name St•••m•nt Have OU 1ta1ted doln Nam• Statement Have you llatled doing NAM. 20687 Kdfltld Or D•· scnbed f'wetn II~ lo The ceet ..,,.... and ao... ., uld • HIYI ~.,,atyerttd1/ d7~g Flctltloua aualne TIW followiOQ persons tt't buslnea~ et? No g The lottowing persona 111 business yet? No mono Bar, CA 917811 tCOl5 S. ~ Blllol lllltld common dtllgndeln, rt any, Ind u;i*'s:a cl 1t1 walnnl ,,.., H, 1 ,... 11 doing business as. K t doing business aa: , ' Ellubtlh Wood Tile assets ., be said • ca 92662 Ccunty Aa.lleuo(s al the real ~"Y de-and tt1e ws:s Ottald L S1. Ulwrtnee Name St•tem•nt MOTOR ACCESSORY & T~/IY Mar ham I J.A King &. Asse>GliatH, Tills 11•\emtnt wu filed deJClllleO 1n gellllll u tum_,re P9icet ~ 050·11:S.13 Thi acl1bfd aboYa la purported uJd OHd Ct 1r u Thi• 11a1emen1 w~ Me~ d Tr• rguo;"1ng persons aie SERVICE, 380 Bucknell, wlth'·1~~at~~~:Y w~t!rk'190~ 979 Sandeaaue D~I , Co-wltll the County Clerk 01 11$1rn l<IUIPCl*'ll goodwllt ~ Trust11 11clerns IO bt 2M Ocean""-Ntw-11n11. r'l'JH ~, u witl'I tilt County erk o 1~~ic¥' "'oF"F 4•E: SO Costa Mesa, CA 928211 Orange County on g.1•98 rona dal Mar, C.\ 92 5 Orange County on. 7-10.98 tradenmne tusellOkl llT\PIO'o9· any~ f()( any "1COfTect11ea poet aucn, CA ta&> The aa,.. ot ear. 018'1Q• County Oil 1-10·98 IC LU· Marjorie Stamper. 11500 Jerry A l(lng, 9 ; Sand· 19988783978 ment Ind lntet?st. Ind CCM/\11'11 of~ stteet ~ms Ind ouier undenlgned TnmN d UNonat~ · 199887839'78 TIONS, 2037-1 Craimtt Hlgllland or.. Newport 199807.150172 castle Drive Cortina def p 1 m 11 loelted comn1on ~nation d any cl.time any tlablllV for any 11'6 Mercuri a.~ Oally Pilot July 1~. 21, 28, Lant, Huntington Beach, Beach, CA 92660 Dally Piiot June 30, July 7, M11, CA 92625 11' ~ally II ~o~i~!Y '"· 21r:28i \'°8400 ~~~ ·~150. IM.! shown herein. ~ s3ie llM bt lnconednus ot tN R'Mt 8oll ..,.11 n D~ C ·August 4 1999 T912 CA 928'18 This business ·11 con-14, 21, 1998 T901 Thi• buslne~~ la con· ugu • CA · ·made, .Without ocwenant"' war-eddreu and othtr common 121....,.1 1E1S tC..+(M ' Lestay Anne ,Mahaffy, ducted by: an lndlvlduat dueled by: an ij dlviduat PUBLlc NOTICE ranty, expressed Of impl*'3 r• dulgnadon, W any, lll'lown ey Ann nett. PUBLIC NOTICE 20371 Cralmtt Lane. Hun· Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE Ha11e y~' 1 rted doing lilt bu~neu name used l"1 g11ro.ig ti.lie pOS*5lon 0" en htfff'I. Tht lout 8mOUnt at s.i. Oftict:r Ar..:'1!!:2r,t'Z• • I tTl~1ton bBHc1 h, PA 928'18 business yel? Yes, 8·8·98 Flctltl 1 Bua In••• buslness'vet? es, 1977 Flctltloua Buslntsa ~...!y~l5er61atFT &tnatFLOWf.~RSoo 15 cumbrane:es°. IO pay . oie' oopald tM. unpaid bat~ of the OlllO, OTfJ7 OT J4 flctltloue u• nHa " • us n"s I• con-Marjorie StamJ?er ou Jerry A. t{Jll(j' Name Stetement """" batanee of the OOllgllllon in. CIOlfglllOn ltCUltd by U'le Name ttatement ducted by: an fndlllldual Th" statement was med N•m• Stat•m•nt This statement was lileel The lollowl trsona are Tiii anicle>Mtd dlle of Ille ilna Wite<est aCIVlllCts 'and Pf°'*'Y IQ be llotd and ·~-ii:!~~·~~~~~ T~ tollowtng p~ons are Ha11e you st1tteel dQlng with the County Clttk ol The fottowlng persona are with 1he County Clerk of doing buslne~ ~s· bulk Ult ls .kliy 30, 1G98 at tile al otfief ,cNtoet stand by reaonalff estlfnaecl c:otes.11 doing bu.In•••••~ bust1ness yel7 No Orange County on 6-19·98 dol1i9 bu1lnt1• 11: Oflnge County on 7·10·98 Weal Coast Orum Center office of UHn£0 ESCROW CO 9a111 l¥Ol*tY Tiie total llTICUlt UpenMI and te1v1nce1 Ill THE SUTERA COLL EC· ~ •Y Anr)e Mahaffy 19988702003 Forefront Ca~lal, 412 12th 19988783988 3688 s Brlatol St Sant~ "34-40Wllshre Elw Ste 600 Los o( 1t1a unpul balllll:e ol lhe ob-Ult time at tn. tnllial pul*o TION. 1745 We1tchlf 011ve, Th• llalament was liled Dally Piiot June 23, 30, Street, Hunllngton Beach, Dally Pilo~ July 1•. 21. 28, Ana, CA 92704 • ' Angeles, CA 90010 !Qatlirj68CIJ!9d tw said flloe>ettY aUon d th• f«Jta d !.a~ Newport BHCI\, CA 92660 Wlo th th•c County Clerk ol July 7, 14, 1998 T889 CA 92648 August "4 ~998 T910 Darren Catt, 771, Ellis The bulk Ula IS Sllbjeet to ild 19llSOrlably e'Strnr.ed eosts 11· $107,tl!l.AI The Berief;. .. ml!~~~~~'!':IJ::;l¢~ Barcia~ Butera. tnc., (CA), ra1i9e ounty on 7·10.98 David Gordon HowH, 412 '• Av•~ Apt. e, Hun11n91on Calitoma umorm Cornmen:ial expenses'aod adVances at file clary may e1ect..10 btd Its• 1745 WealcUff Drive, New. 199&e783987 PUBLIC NOTICE 121h SI· Huntmglon BHch, PUBLIC NOTICE S.aci\, CA 92e.8 CodeSedlon61062 wne of lhe 11111111 OUbll;ation ol thin tM tu1 cr«tlt bicl In portJJuch, CA 92660 Dally Ptlot July 14, 21, 28, CA 92e.8 This bu1tness · Is corl ~so sui.ett Ole name 11\d Illas NollCe is S1if,475.27 Dale addition to ealh, the Tl'U~ee Thia bualneu ta con. August•. 1998 T922 Fictitious Bu1lne11 This bu~tneas lt con· Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 ducttd by: 111 Individual IOOttss ol the person Wllll whom 07/07198 Attorney. Eqcllty Ha· wll acc9'Jl • e1shlt(1 check ducted by: a corporation Name Statement ducted by. an lndividu1I Name Stat•m•nt H1111 you started doing dams be IHO IS NANCY c tlonal CorporatlOfl Kuti DINIS chwn on• .. , ot Nllonal Have you 1tat1td doing PUBLIC NOTICE Th1t following persons a1e H•re you 17•~rted doing Tht following persons ere busintH yet? No KIM. ;:t ESCOOW OfACER. Fofecbsutt Depettment bana, • checil ~awn by 1 ~::=• i~\~,~~'in7l~19:ar· Flctltlou1 BualnHs d,f~'lrir~~nt~sa~~:laclurlng b~:v~~-~owe: ~~~s~~slc•~~;!~y. 2152 ~[;•~,~~•nt wH hied UNfTE'D ESCOON CO . 3440 C271074 7fT 7114 7'2l t99& ~·C:::.~.!!~".': c11y Butera, Pr11JCEO Name Statement Company, 750 E. Ka1e1t1, This statement was filed Orchard Drive, IB, New· with tfle County Clerk ol Wilstlt? Blvd · Sii 600 Los PUBLIC NOTICE or fadetal a1Ytnv1 and tom\ 64~·2700 Thia statement w11 filtd The lollowing persons ere Orange, CA 92867 with the County Clerk ol p0r1 Beach, CA 92Cle0 Ofinge County on 8-26·98 Angeles CA QOOtO, ana 11>e tast auoddon, av1n91 •-~-=:z::zx::c=~sr;~ with the County Clerk ol doing business IS: Joseph Anthony Fiscella, Orange County on 8-3-98 Richard c. Jackson. 2152 19988782807 day for hbng daims shalt be .My NOTICE OF TRUSTEFS dation or UVlnga bent! Orange County on M0.98 SERVICE FIRST SECURITY 9851 Swallow Ln., Garden 19988700398 Orchard Drive, JB, New· Dally Ptlot Ju!y 14 21 28 N 111118. wt.ch 1s the ta.isiness SALE UNDER DEE> OF ~llled In SKt1on 110'2 ot 19980783973 SYSTEMS, 336 Cherry Trtt Grove, CA 928'11 Dally Pilot June 30, July 7, por1 Beach, CA 92660 Aug 1 4 1998 ' j 925 day befoit the Ule llilt soeohell TRUST T.S. No. lll001'8 the F1nanclal Coct. and Oalty Pilot July 14 21 28 Lane, Newport Beach. CA This business ia con-14, 21, 1998 T902 This business Is coo-us • aoove L.oai No.: Ol\4· authortmdtodobum-s tn August 4 1'98 ' re13 112660 ducted by: an lndlv1dual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE Dated .line 12. 1~ 11~ANON YOU this ltllCa. In ~ ewnt ' Steven A Stary, 2364 ID Have you started doing Have you started doing MJA NAM, Buytr(s) ARE IN DEFMILT UNDER A tencw O(hltt than cun II PUBLIC NOTICE Santa Ana A11e., Costa business ye1? Vas, 8/2/98 business yet? Yes, 7·7·98 Flctltlou• Bualne11 Newport Beldl-Cosu Me~ DEE> a: TRUST, MTED accepted. the lh.lllee may ---------1 Mesa, CA 92627 Joseph A. Ascella Flctltloua Bualneaa Rk:hard C. Jackson Name Stat•m•nt CN48148414578-NI<~ 14 Auaull 5, 1191 UNLESS wlthhold the ta~ of~ Flctltlou• Buafne'se Thia business is con· This statement was fifed Nam• Stat•m•nl This statement was nted The following persons are 111118 · Y® TAKE ACTION TO nustee'1 o.d until funds Name S1atement ducted by: an lndlvtduat with the County Clerk ol The followlng persona ere with the County Ctatk ol doing buslneH as· PROTECT YOUR Pl'lOP-become available to th!! The tollowtng peraons 8,. H1111 you •tarted doing Orange eounty on fM9·98 doing buslno11 aa: Orange County on 7·10·98 Auto Direct Marketing Ser· • PUBLIC NOTICE ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A •=:a:.::::.::::=~~:::~ dolngbualntHH: bualnesayel?No 19988781999 WESTERN CONTRA 19988763981 vlcts, 56 Chandon, New-PUBUC SALE. F YOU r::===============~~r BUTERA KIDS, t727 West· Steven A. Stary Daily Pilot, June 23, 30, DANCE, 28 t35 Aiava, Mis· Dally Allot July 14, 21, 28, pot1 Coast, CA 92857 Notice of Tn.istee's Sale: TllJSIDe t4EED AN EXPUIHATION OF cliff Drive, Newport Beach, This statement was llled July 7 14 1998 T890 slon Viejo, CA 92692·1616 August 4 1998 T918 Karl Betar, 56 Chanc:ion, Sate Nombef 211714-F You are THE NATURE OF THE PRO. "AffordabJ CA 92660 wllh tho County Clerk of ' ' Leif Hetland, 2813S Aiava, ' Newport Coast CA 92657 1n default undef a deed of trust CEEDING AGAINST YOU, Barcl1y Butera, Inc., (CA), Orange County on 7·10·98 PUBLIC NOTICE Mission Viejo, CA 92692· PUBLIC NOTICE Thie buslnei1 I• con· daled 08/03178. Unless you talle YOU SHOIJl.O CONTACT A 17415 Wtstcllll Drive, New· 19988703969 1816 ductad by: an lndl11ldua1 acuon to protect your po'opefty, it LAWYER. Notke I• ~by Alt 1. '' port Beach, CA 92660 Dally Pilot July 14, 21, 28, Flc:tltloua Bualneaa This business Is con· Flctltloua Bualnt~I Have you started doing may be sold 81. public sale 1f given that Union Bank now erna IVC This bu1lne11 Is con· August 4 1998 T923 Nam• Statement ducted by: an lndlvldual Name Statement business yet? No you need an expllnlbOn ol the known at Union Bank of ducttd by: a corporation ' The following persons are Have you started doing The lollowlng persons a/8 Kart Betat nature of the prooeedin!Js Calfomla. N.A., as trustee, D • t Havt you •tarted doing PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: business yet? No doing business as: ,, Thi• atatemont WIS llled llg81\SI you, you should cxintact or successor trustee. or ISC OUD a business yet? Y11, 7/1/98 VALENTINE. 301 Robin· Le1I Helland J .E.M. TAX SERVICE, with lhe County Clttk ol 1 lawyef On 07127191 It 9:45 substitlbd tNllff pursulllt Balclay Butttl, Inc., Bar-Flctltloua_Bualn•H hood lrl., Cos10 Mesa, CA ThlS statement w11 hied 16350 Harbor 81Vd., 1807, oiangt County on 6-19-98 AM, Anomeys Equiry NlllOnal to the Deed of Trust u• c e ctay Butar'a PresJCEO Name Statement 92627 With tlW County Clerk ol Santa Ana. CA 92704 19980781998 ~ (TMleel 23721 aAtd by RJcNrd G. cast> re1nat10 Thi• atatemtnt waa filed The lollowlng persons art Kimberly Stokes, 301 Rob· Orange County on 6-30-98 Pattlcia J. Dudas, 16350 Dally Piiot June 23 30 Bncher Drive, Lake F'orest, CA non Wld' Paull G. c. .. non, vwilh the county Cttfk of doing business as· lnhood L.n., Costa Mesa, 19980702957 Harbor Blvd., 1807. Santa J 1 7 14 1998 'T887 92630 (~91707·5640 as the hUsDlnd and Wife Racorded Bun• aJ So Orange County on 7·10·98 Duka Properties, 505 121h CA 92627 Cally Pilot JUiy 7 14 21 Ana. CA 92704 u Y • • Cluty appoinied Trustee undef 1112191 lnlt. • 91~52 of , 18988783979 Street IA, Huntington This business Is con· 28 1998 ' T90l This business ls con-PUBLIC NOTICE and pursuant to Ille Deed ol Ofndat Rec(>rda ln the oftlce • Beach, CA 92e.8 ducted by: an lndtvlduaJ ' ducted by: an Individual · Trust rac:onJed 08/25f18 as of the County Recorder al Diiiy Pilot July 14• 21 · 28· Zona G. Rich, 505 12th Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing Escrow Mo. 1457,.Nlt Oocoolent 37257 Book 128t3 11 Orange COl.Wlty, CalllorNa. August•, l998 T9l5 Streat llA. Huntington business yet? No buslneulet? No NOTICETOCREDITORS Page t901 otO!fiaalRecorosin and pursua,. to the Notk:e PUBLIC N9TICE Beach, CA 92648 K mberly Stokes flctltloua aualntaa Patricia . Dudas SW Ille Olllce ot Ille Recorder of al Oefaut end E>«:t1on to Thia buS1ness ls con-This statement was filed Name Statement This statement was filed (S~F :~!1105 U C.C) Ofsnoe County. Cal4cmla. Ex&-Sel thefeood" recOfded with the County Clerk of The lollOWing persons are with the County Clerk of • • ·to cutecfby Pauline B. Salmonson, Vl11'1J Inst. # 1998017012 On the move?. Orange County on 6·19-98 doing buslneu H '. Orange County on 7-10.98 Notce " hel?ll't oi~n 1 Widow ancl, Mltctlel P at said Otflclat Aecords. Wll ~ t.9988781997 Research and Valuation 19988783984 Cltd!IDI! ol the witlln named Salmonson. a llllmell man and; sd on 7121198 at 2·00 PM : Daily Pilot June 23 30 Com~ony 377 A11ocado s• Dally P1to1 July 14 21 28 seller ttlat a ta.Ilk'* IS abOut to Rldlatd N Salmonson, an N. the Nof1tl flQ'lt entrance Why should yn J sul yourself & youi fc1 1f paying inflated p! ic~ caskets & servk es ~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All ,... ataCe tMrttst11 ,. ..., ~ .. ll\114Kt le lllt f ... tfll Fair ""'!cit Ad 111• n ....._. ntcll ..an It 1lttp1 1e .m111se ... , ,re111t1e1, lt111t1111.. tr .,scrl111tullH *ff " me. eel•. r111tlt1, '"· ........ lllllllat st•ll• If aatlt.at trftl•, er 11 lstut'" It lllltt Hy hell •ttlttllCI R1111t.111eti 11 •tsctt111hlltloa." nta u••••••r w111 "' •"""elY '"'" • ..., aftt111s• llltlll let mt 9'1111 w•lc• Is I• ......... tf Ille llW. Dtr r114'111 tft lltrtlly 11111111 .. 1'11 all Htllllll tlWlrllHI IR t•ll ......,., ,,. ... 11.111 ..... ..... 9"tflllllly lltafl. 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T1t1·-.d." ."):tXlpm ..,,11111.l.1~ ..• I 11, su P"' wttl. (4 wli. min.) • a.I ~ \l,~,,f,11 I r~l111 GENERAL 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 ACREAGE 1125 NEWPORT BEACH COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS SOLD! Showcase homes for sale In our Saturday Real Eatate Supptementl HOMES OF THE WEEK BEACH 2169 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2669 FOR RENT 2769 OPPORTUNITY E 'alde 2 houses on tot NW ARIZONA 3Br 1.5Ba plus guest RANCH-40 ecr•s· Harbor View Home• house 2Br 2Ba. Call $15,900, Beaullful old Lovely Single-Sly Hm• for detalls. Agent ranch·. rotting acreage, Avail Sept. S2B50/mo n73·5354 or 3B0·9492 good water, EZ Call Betty 675-4630 * 1 & 28 r Detach• d I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 90 4 Cottagee W/Pallo 28, 28• HTS 5995• EXEC SUITES 2 lg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii neor beach. C.thtdr1 81 n•w crpl/pnt vault offices & rec area. Loe FIRST TIME OFFERED • c:etla, frig. Move· n ' NPB Fashion Island Speclatl $675 + $400 ce1ts. no pets, grt area Trever Ex20 774-4414 'Urnque busmtts op-depotil. 548·2421 854·2926 or 760·1713 porlufllly pa11 111110 0 1 E 'alde 3Br 3Ba, 2c an access. Spectacular Burr White Really gar, gr_. at to c. views! Arizona Land 6 TWH 2Br 1 B• 1c all •---------•••••••••• $229.000 Earl Tey101, Ranch•• toll·lr•e NEWPORT 8 7 1 B I 0 L A N 0 g araga, near Oelson'a PENTHOUSE OFC lull lirnt •E•traord1 w/B•v View Part11ton mmly Lucrative •Po- break room, cat>led, 101111;11 opportumt1 to 10 Bose T $1100Sq Fl ne\lor worry about Broker 642-3850 mo11ey again' •Not Agent 11•-642-022 • • MISCELIANEOUS ( 2 4 4 5 2 8 3) $1450.mo new carpets BEACH 2669 E•ald• beautlful 3Br • Broke< 949-640-5664 '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENTALS MLM 1·888·858-9337 CREDIT Dl•P•av •d• start al fuat $'751 0Hdlln• Wed 5pm 2.5Ba, 2c an ..car, lrg -~---'-C-=-A_L_•_s_c_A_N_) 11 w S h 1 C 1 d VHI• Point condo 1 • 28R + 28A ········-yard, bulll In '94. out wes oora o IQ 2 mas br, 2ba. AC, MOV•E IN BONUS (CAL "SCAN) 1---- ***** OPEN HOUSE Llallnga for $51 Oeodllne Thura 5pm ...... u p;.,ya to adverliH In the beat local R•al Eatate Section CALL TODAY LISA RIVERA 94iMJ.74-4252 ANNE WILLl!Y 849·57 ... 4249 BAI.BOA ISIAND 1006 $295,000 Earl Taylor Mou Verde. 5·50 1 1 1 s21oo • • BUSINESC! & Agent 949-642·4722 acre a Durango, rpc, mmac, NEWPORT BAY l·R- 0 - 0 -M-S_____ <T Cortez & San Juan Avall Aug 1, 760·9004 TERRACE 2706 FINANCE INSIDE INFOI lCl:.\rn whll Thtl Stock Ad~I· Mesa Del Mar 811 ST. Clair 480 2BA • Firtplatt lg. Comertol • RV Access ,. • 0.. la 9-'1¥ Xlloak Anroctift • low Taxes forest nearby. Water, •••••••••• lg 1 & 2Br near Beckliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••••I etec. & phone avall. Bay & golf courH. BLM ac!;•••· tre••· AP 11 nTMENTS. Large pool, new c:ar-NB W .OceanfronV22nd. sor Is rocornmj!nying lii~iiiiiCiai;;;~~""" before hll lips n•o pubhshed to gon,.r. I public Fr110 newstel!t11 a I ll I t p . /w w w t11e5tOckod11lsor.com vtewe of tePlataa, Ute A.&'-pet A much more. Private rm, unlurn, shr --------- Mtn. & Me1a Vtf'de. FOR ~ENT Sorry No Peta batll, utla pd, n/amkg, BUSINESS PrlcH $39,900 & up. ••••••••• 545·4855 kitchenette. laundry. OPPORTUNITY S 1---------1 block to N.B. Pier hown by •ppt. only. Whether you're buying All Kinda of Jobi For $510/rno. Call Snm at 2904 (CAL ·SCAN) Cell Redstone Lend or aelllng, Clasallled All Kinda of Peopl•. 714•675.4808 9 1 O .S 8 2 ·7 1 O 7 • covera all your nttdal Claa•lfled. 9 (CAL•SCAN) (BetwHn AM·SPM) ULTIMATE VENDINO $10 & $:.!O Vends No •••••••• aod1.1. no &nDcks, no Please be wary of out stlhng. r1e sarnplo. of area companies. Inv. required ----- HOUSES/ CONDOS POR RENT NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 2869 BEACH· RENTALS TO 2669 SHARE Check w1lh tht local 1 ·O O O •7 3 7 ·9 • 9 S 2724 Better Bu1lne11 (24 houri). Bur .. u before you (CAL •SCAN) ii•s:i:::iir=:=;:&:;:,::=.:;; aend •nv money for Unb•htvabl• Oppt yl CM O•t•d TWH 2Br feH or aervicH. Read Internet Richard Hanchett 2.5Ba. jac, nr Nik• and underatand any Dalf Trading! Overelaed D"plex 854-8485 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS Town, 5 min lo b••Ch, contracts before you Curious? 260-4975 7Br 48•. EKctll•nt mature, naaL 1550/mo algn ShOp atouno '°' -~~-=-=--~-=---:-Loca1lon, Bay A Pavll· AT BIG CANYON + 112 utta 8S0..011M rate~. UAOENTI 49 P•o~I• Ion Vl•w $1,100,000 ---------1CORONA rm 0 1) wenletl. Lose weght a. 78 OAT..., COMMUNITY BY PASHI N tSLAN Meaa Verde room w/ A $200K LlfESTYLE? ti Earn Monoy Toll ,, .. By Owner 97 79 NJ!WPORT DEL M.Al 2122 (k-.;1111U\1l 1r<.-c·lllX'tl m:~t' illlftgotr mur-.c own bath In exacutlVe you deaervt 11. t"ll 1 81IHl35 .. 49 13. vk.•ws Enjoy COWC'll\' I llVlllJ.t 111 '"'"" l.ir~l' home. full ptlV S.475 lhO'N \IOU hO'N. Not (Cat•SCAN) ____ _,_ __ 10_0_2_, -C-O_R_O_N_A _____ BEACH 1069 28r ••• Comptetaly 1.;, ur .1 Hit f'flOlllllClll ll'lfllCI utll'e Incl. 754-4041 MLM • FREE 2 m nutt --~~~~:~ furn In I at Cl ho m •, • l'MXW R<l~l' me11ag• 1·800-320• --------- 1•••1ii•iiii••I DEL MAR 1022 laUCH l'IXER $3&9K tome Vl•w. clo.. 10 • \Vi sl1Crf(tl)cr hcX*ilfl,; New 4br houH In HB 9895 " 80~8 24hrs. CREDIT 3 +2 L°'• of beam• 6 •V•tytl)lngl Agent • l·lr ~11;1("t'(\\-VC.ICIA8·\.~I (i Beach & Adam• 2 (CAL·SCAN) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ ~~~:Av~,~~? Harbor Ylow HUI• d r •mat IO OP• n 873·5354 or 380-9492 •'\It c:<)C1<fltlont1~ ~:,:~ ci!"a::.''no':~-: _E_N_T_R_E_P_A_...E_N_E_U_A_l_A_I.:_:? SIJOVER OUE OILC'S? Own tht 'home you 8outh mov•tn COnd, apeces .• ~.e.'!er Hunyl l·N:-:-0-w-,.(-u_x_u_ry--d~u-p-:le-x-I •WCI bill In._ Nlll :J AH fem p,..l'd $4$0 Incl Now. a1• you 1111_,• Cr9dlt p1ot>1•mst Try • nMd now, without • view home, 3br 2.&ba, 3br 2ba, •l•vatOf, 2 • i\kwnt ) 1.-m utllltle• 1l•·H9-5857 ••ltd In· bullomo a debt conaolldallonl big down peym•nt, 2 fp, oek f·rm, 3-cer ON TH• SAND car 0.,:._n! beach, no • s I ,f).'"1(> 10 U.W5 W9baite for $200; Hsy Combin• an blili nto COmplete financing If gar, Lg pvt yrd 18891( OCEAN+ BAY VIEWS pall Uow 978-eHS lntern•t connection: one low P"Y~I No qualltled. DeOeoro• qu., buy•re, appt only Second Row 2·Story PLBASE CALL (714) 64+-0609 RENTAlS i.klfl9 adva11teo• ot appllca11on ta•'•ll .,R_.,....., ...... .....:~......,~~ Home Alllanoe 114-944·1982 own•r 3 .. 2 with magnlhcen11__________ 2726 booming e•conmi.,~•. (l00)083•9006 .,.,1, t .. Q0.;3<Ur88M. •.l•amln• Creell 3br view d•clCI t 7N,OOO COSTA MESA 2124 .---------------~ WANT!D duegulalton and 103 ~t."SCANI (CAL •SCAN) tba, upgraded. ttl lvt ~ ..,__._. .u ... i MARIN l•••••iiiii•iil• I aasoc1at1on with lilfAick ftNoAI Catallna Sun•at vlewt .., £ 1uuenw.u NEWI»ORT 'A CM •r•• by occ ,.. c 0 mp. n I. I' ~cal a I.et Ue S&IOKAQt 780-8933 .._...... Cape Cod EAST &rot mal• itudent. p,,,, t•I00~70·7174 KftOW 'What Yout Like Nu Rott...,..., • 723:.tito e!~k. 1'::o:qatt,ra. ,=. APARrMENTS granny ftat/guaat h.. (CAL·SCAN) ...... N91 ..... 706 T II .... .... ..._ 'la a....&...... --W.......__L...........L .......... w/HP entrance. ""d F•D Uftl TIA•D• , .. 00of4TINOAI l22&.~ "' lawn-... wport ...... tbr. "'''°'"' •ll-04 .... ~L=···t"'i!a-P.!' ..... ·-~1.::::-.-....... by&-1.7IO-IM1·3405. Trading dollars IOI ~ aif":..1111 offtoe, 2ba, bMm coll, DM11ne llA8T 81D• uwr-• ------r:-• tlmtl Moat lmpOtt•rrt ' ' '*"f '*' roof..1.. 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INI llO 14• '--lliiilliiiiiiiiiiilliiiitrlitii .. iiriiiillllljiiliillll-_, --....;M;..;.;•;;;...;M....._T.;.a.;;;... __ ,, __ ... .-..,__...,._ __ ,., ____ ............ --- • I t .. i 1 • . I I , I• .J ' .. i • 10 Tuesday, July 14 , 1998 Newport Bedch/Costa Mesa Doily Pi~ ) SCHOOLS a EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ........ ANNOUNCE.MINTS JHsnucnoN 3012 5530 5530 --------------------~~~TuO~D~A~Y~'§~, .... ~~.· .. . • • •• . --.. -I - ---------• Comput•r Tralnlft9 ASS•MaL• ARTS, Qarden.r ANNOUNCEMENTS In • few hta, not, CRAFTS, TOYS. ~ Sh•rmM o.,an. In 2"20 daya, wka, or Mo'a. etly, wood lt•mt, typ-C.D M, Pff. Mon-Fri. • We honor all major Ing, 1ew1ng, computer Call l :30am•2:30pm CRaSSWoRD PUZZLE ~I •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiilill credit cards 84$-8010 work from home In and Hk for Dotothy WHO NEEDS WINNERS Prayer 10 the Holy Spirit yow •P.,• time. OrHt 71447s,aa.. · ·Holy Spirit You who pay. Fr" detall• calt 'I Ellst·Wnt vulnerable. South dnls. aolve. all problam1. MEMBERSHIPS 1.eoo.832-1001, oenHq l Offt•• a IJght all road• ao thal I • 3018 24 h". (CAL"SCAN) Pr9'•Hv • .,.. .. r NORTH can achelve my goal, Auto Llt~bookkaapfng •A You who give me the •YACHT CLUe* DBTAILENMOatL• Mon •Y·Frlday 1·5. . • lO J divine gift 10 forgive MllMBl!RSHIP * Equip Supplied• Cu al envlronmanl, ~ J lO 6 41 and forget all •vii p 10 m 1 n • n t y C 7?4-~0S.1388 c:ti· putar akUla & RE. ... Q J lO I l agalnll ma In thla & N 11 H bO F II p O CT8 ... all lnatanc:H of my llfa ewpo ar r. u AVOt' R DU tv IJ7~S30 appt, WEST EAST are with ma 1 want ~mbershlp, pool. grt Stan a home-based • Q J 8 7 lO 9 3 lhls ahor1 P~•y•r to Jr. aalllng prog, c:loH bt.11lne111. Work flex· ¥-1--.-z-w::N:"S'lr-ril"-"--1 ~ l • Q J 97l1 th•nk You for all to Jelty, discounted to Ible hours. EnJoy un· , School -'lotur• co. ~ 9 8 5 3 ~ AK Q 7 thing• & IO conlirm S2500. 515-2951 llmlled earning•. need• Haaonal help, • K 9 6 4 • 7 3 once again that I C a I I t o 1 1 f r •.. F/PT. S8hr 10 atart. never wane to be HP· (888)5S1·AVON Lab ofttc:• and field SOUTH 1#1 aratetl from You, even EMPLOYMENT CAL•SCAN work avall. EngUah • K 6 5 4 2 / ' In spit• of all malarial Chevron Fuel Dock apeaf<lng, drug lHtlng <:? A K 8 6 5 4 ' llluilona. I wish to be In Newporl Harbor, mandatory. APPIV 111 O Void • / with You In eternal Joy aeeklng FT pffton, P•r•on 9am·3pm M·F. • A 5 and thank you for EMPLOYMENT clHn-c:ul & ~•Pon· 2625 S. Rou11ell• SI. your marcy towardf tibia, boating 'know a San I a An a . me and mine. The • 5530 +. Hiit .. Boat Service 714-845-1775 , parson mu11 aay thla 949-875..0740 prayer for 3 c:on· Accounting Clerlcal PT 2 to :,I 0!,.oudndf akel eper aec:utlva daya Atter 3 Pauroll··-k Al na ..... e or ar~• r•• , _,r-evas par w • rp.ort 1 ·1 M/NB dayt Iha favor requ91t Caah araa. Slat1 at S7.50/hr proper Y n 111 b 1 d The area. Light malnt, w • gran • • Dlaburaement 833·8848. Kevin. gardening, painting, prayer must b• pub· Aaalat•nt Dental Receptionist etc:. Call Chrlt for appt llthad lmmadlataly A11lst In payroll pro-Pleasant, ethlc:aJ ottlc:e 475-9100 or 648·8600 attar favor la grantad caning for mid size needs alCp'd dental wllhout m•ntlon of lh• company. Accurate, person. Good opp1'y1~M=E""D..,.1C=AL..,..,..--=a"""1':"'L':"'LE=R-:8 favor, only your Initials detail orlenlad, wag• for ohanga. Xlnl ban· •Work own hrtll• :~r:.P8:9r at th• bot· &d houAr law t knowt-ef1t1/condlllon1. Naw-Xln't HSll FT/PT full • ge. ccoun • pay· pon Ctr. Call Tu••·Frl training IJIOdem req'd Health Care Savings $30/rno. entire Family. Doctors, Hospitals, Dental, Prescriptions, Chiropractic & Mora. able cash disburse-for Info 840-1124 800·5~660 eJC 207. manl and lnpul1--------month·•nd journal•. Driver S7·9 hrly avg ""o"""n""'l-ce-H..:-e':"'lp--=P-=T:--m-u~at Wa ottar an excellent own c:ar, proofJlna, b• computar lltarat•. benafll package In-neat appa•r. Vincent dapandable, working eluding 401 (k). e.o.e.. ('114) 378·9500 w/c:hlldr•n• tsi•nt drugfree & amokefree DRIV~R·FLATBED. aganc:y. 851-0920 work anvlronment. GLASS/HEAVY haul·1.,,..._....,,.,,......._,.._...,.,.._ Send resume with sal· art. 34.37 centa/mlle. P·T Merchandiser ary history to: Payroll Great beneflls. con-for Revlon at Fedc:o Manager, P.O. Box alstent mllea. 3 yrs. C.M. store. 18hra/wk. 1560, Costa Moaa, CA OTA + 1 yr. flatbed Cosmetic Exp Necll 92628 or fax to (949) exp. combined Trana· Call 310-488·7990 642·766'1. port. 1-80().637-4407. PRE·SCHOOL DIR ... . I The bidding: SOU11I WFST NORTH EAST li.:? Pus lNI' ..... l• Pus lNT ..... ""' Pus ,.. ,.. Opening lead: Two of 1:1 Trump Coup Tommy celebrited Bastille Day the w11y he liked to enjoy holidays -by bringing home an 'impossible' contrael after trum~ broke badly. Tommr, is a player with a unique flair -while at besl an ordi- nary player, he became ttansfonned into a giant of the game when faced with a poor trump distribution. From a distributional point of view, Tommy's hand almost was worth' a reverse bid. and we will freely admit that it is difficuh to bid the hand any other way. His jump to four heans • however, was something of an ovt:r- bid when partner showed minor-suit length and strength. Apinst the heart &amt. We)t found the bw opcnina lei.d of a low hean, and :rommy capcUred East's nine with the 1Un1. Declarer crossed to the ace • of spades. returned to hand with a di~ ' 'mond ruff'. to cash the king of spades, > then -fUffcd a spade with dummy's rem:uning trump. A di:imond ruff shortened declarer's trumps 10 the Slime len&th as East's. and Tommy e1uted with a spade to West's q~~n as .Enst discarded a club. ~, West could do no better than ~on· cinue with a diamond. and Tommy ruffed to bnng his trick total to seven. Now he e11ited with ace of clubs and another. That was the final nail in the defenders' coffin . lf&st ruffed and returned a crump. Tommy would win and force out East's l3$t trump with the good spade. and the eiah1 of ~ would be the fulfilling trick., So East discarded the ace of diamonds. When East ruffed the club rerum . with the jack of crumps co prcvenl declarer from scor· Ing a low trump, Tommy simply dis- carded his good spade, and A 8 of hearts over Ease's Q 7 had to score the last two cricks. Learn to be a better bridae play. er! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridae Letter by calling (800) 788-ua-rw lnlormatioo.· Or write to: Coren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Cbkaao, OJ. 60680. ACROSS 1 Alms • Alpl(le PMk Mont- 11 Part of a week 14~(· 15 LeM common us Tau aCIVantage • of 17 Type or Pl9 18 Far.W.U 19 Faint 20 R4toaif' 22 Soft leather 24 Loolled for bargains 28 MalCa rough 30 More-oonc:IH 31 Urges 32 Stiff 33 Tailless pat 37 Palindromic: name • 38 -glc>C>ulin 39 Director Howard 40 BuSlneSS-IUll pattern 43 8ec:ause ol 45 Spirals 46 Flotsam and - 47 Joan Colllns' senas 50 Art1ulnesl 51 Spld-'. quibble 52 CotfM cups, 53 Electrical unit Pre-existing Conditions Accepted. 1-888-248-4651 Reps. Welcome. No Adm Ast, FT/B&n for (CAL •SCAN) Prof. E.C. educator ---------.------------------I Flnc:I Plnr In Irv. Elementary . Jr High needed u achool dlr. m--t--t---- Wrllng/c:mptr/paopl Teacher for private tor Tutor Tim• child· EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT license Required. RENT through classified Can't seem to get 10 all those repair jobs around the house? Let the ClaHlfled Service Directory help you find rellabl• help . 642·5878 skllla. Dictaphone a school tn HB. Fax care, laamlng c:tr In S ., · Fax 949·223-5183 resume 530·3448 NPB. ~xcellanl talary 5539 530 SERVICES Advanced Racquet phone 538·1441 & bfta. Mutt be CA iiiiiiijiiiiiiiiji~iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sport• player• Exp'd & Motivated dlr. quallfled. Receptionist 8BCURITY GUARDS •-••-• neaded to promote salH person wanled. Call 955-2672 Busy community Exp wkendt for •P• Pl•••• b• aware that cuulng edge new Contacts lor dlgllal nawapaper •••king c:laJ evanta & gated lh• ll1tlng1 In this cat· rac:quel sport. Need to prlnllng & color Premier Ace Hardware part·tlme receptionist, comm. 71~92•7889 egory may require you b• outgoing, en.er· separations a plua. Recaller has opening• houra 1 :00 p.m. to•---------lo call a 900 number getlc. and enjoy being SalllfY, comm & ben-for hardware tales 5:30 p .m. Monday TEACHER (Ll!AD) In which there ts a on the beach talklng eflts. o.o .e. Pax as1oc: and c:athlers. thru Friday. Duties In· NB PrHchool needa charge per minute. lo people. Fax resume resume 949-758-1917 Flex achedullng, elude anaw•rlng exp lead 1eac:her wi•---------~~11 ~;::::t~g~: or FREE TRAINING ban~~.1 s~:c:.k.-ge. phonH, sorting mall, ECE unite lor tyr old Chances are you will find what you need at tho price you want to pay & 1at year Income Crown Ac• Hardware balanc:lng recalpta at c:laaarm. Benefit• s3oK0~~vansk Jr.ans-673·2800 or apply 1n ~~e~dP::src:1 d~~1.,.,., ___ ,,,__8_5_s..,,.2_0_7_2 Sell your extra port· true nv•r• person 3 107 E. Coast qull'ed. Pleue fax re-Womena Shoe Store In household :'x~.';1~~c~J or.~:.~: Hwy CdM aume lnc:hJdlng aalaty COM nuda aalu items enc•d·Toll Ire• history to person Sat-Sun only. In Classified 888·278-4058 SEARS (949) 642·7~87 aho• exp 1 +. 875-1292 1 _______ _ EOE. (CAL"SCAN) RETAIL PHARMACY On the move? when you read· TRADE ·ClaHlfled AMERICAN HOME PIO Cashler·SalH In .,_ .... 1.. ........ .u............... C.M. Mon·Frl, 9·5 ,._, __ _.. Chari•• 540-8911 dally through classlfled LOST & FOUND 292 5 ____ e __ 4 __ 2 ....... s ...... e ...... 1 .... s __ 1 ___ e_4_2_.s_e_1_a __ Sales/Loan Officer f $100K/yr Income. NPB, Vicky 574·7701 TELUUllRIU axt109. Amerloorp l'Ound Oog 6·22 vie: of 22nd/Sanla Ana, C.M. Lrg brn/blk med hair dog. no 1ag1 839·7019 Found gold & diamond wedding ring on beach at 30th SI. Call 10 describe 631·5591 HEALTH & FITNESS 3000 812·820 Per Hour Top-proclucen higher Full time position. Selling boating equip .. :~~---$7.50-10.00/hr. Must ·iw-be a knowledgeable •a..,....,. • .....,._ sailor/boatperson. P..tablJahc:d In Ul89 Heavy lifting . IMPOTENT DUE TO mnd --•--•ata Yiacht Olabelu or othar CaJJfar~t 6"8-4191 medical disorder? •••1•.-.,••1MM-77•MM_._. N rtBeach Medicare pays for ,.__...,..., .... -...iioilii ... ,.I CLASSIFIED .. ..,.,.,_ ... ~ ll'a th• reaourc:e you c.i..n bli M • .-.; can count on to Hll a ........ .,... myriad ol merc:han-= .......... W.'n di.. ltema, becau1e i... u. our columns compel • •IJW quallfled buyer• to ~le 6i ml calll IM.lt6: .,_., ................ .. ......... ..... ...... .... ..._ .w. ... Call Torn or •ry 714-250-1591 f11714-2SO.t502 . ,.,,,,,, M2-S978 vacuum ereclion lher· r---------------------------t Employment Opportunities Summer& Permanent Eosy safo. Effecllva. 6' E~ bultdef'I OI~ 5 7 At;tor cant« 62 Romance 83 Lanai part ... Like a ctwmey t5 Type of NYC9 M A dozen dozen 87 Uptight DOWN t Blank spKe 2 4VM." to Yvette • •3 WOOdWOrtung tool 4 Actress Taylor 5 UMCI a daler 8 Typeofname 7 Alan or Cheryl 8 Mr Onaull 9 Wedding-page word • 10 Medieval war. 1 t Cly sllct<ers. on the ranch \2 "Ml kidding -· 13 Mlddle EHtem COUrrlr)' 21 Ending lor •auc:11on• 23 Bear Lal 24 Sandal pan 25 Chlkhn'a classic 26 Plpe - 27 Greek letter 28 Felony apy. Call for dalalls. -T E L L E Rs - Llberly Medical 1.eoo.921.9400 Locations avaUablt; lrvlne. Corona Dtl Mir and Sr•• Menlion AT·CA48. Newport Dunes II an acttw, outdoor faclJJty offertng a JULY 16TH -18TH (CAL"SCAN) POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PART TIME TELLERS, ONE PERSONALS PERSONAL SERVICES 3005 OREATNE~I DIABETICS Medicare p1y1 for YEAR EXPERIENCE IN A COMMERCIAL BANK. KNOWLEDGE OF Ill A PLUS. A variety of beneflf1 are oval/obi•. Salary commensurate with experience. Different/al paid for p0$1f/on1 under 30 hours per w .. k. Currently occaptlng oppllc otlons M·F 10:00-4:000: a Calllomla State Bank A whollr -•eel -btldlUJ' ef flnr SKllllCJ' Corpera1lea. t a SI I n g I u P P II a a. ltvtne Colona Del Mar IMO You've seon us on TV. Liberty Medical Sup· 15nl Rockftekt Blvd. 2101 EaltCoOlt Hwy. 390 N. INa llw1 ply No up front coata. lrvlne, CA 92618 COiona Del Mar, CA 92625 IMa, CA 92621 Sa11slacllon Guoran· lO~d FrH Shipping HU'nan~Depal•i...., 1 ·800-778-2900. ~ 100 N. IClranc:a Sli9eit, 121h Floor (CAL•SCAN) '------------~~~-~·~~~CA~191179~1 ___________ .....J apedal environment for guata le staff. Adtvlty 1.-den A11t. Froat Oflce Mgr. C.,...~AMA. c...-. .... Glte~PT lJfeamrds Seady Ofllcer Applw ID penoa M·lla 1:00-3:30pm 1151 Bedl., Dr. Nnportled 729-3165 EOE J\ntiques & <llollettihles <lloming Wull! 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, refinishers and art galleries throughout Southern California -. everything to delight you collectors. . Rer:nember, Wednesday, July 22nd- Don 't miss ttl We know you 'II love it . .. . NAME ----------------------------PHONE ADDRESS CITY -----------------~ 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 DESCRIPTION: (18 CHARACTER LIMIT, lNCLUOING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I DISCOVER COST OP ITEM: --~~------PHONE#.___...__ ______________ ___ TREASURE CHEST RVLES AND INFORMATION A) ALL ADS WILL PUBLISH THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No C~ANGES, ADDITIONS OR DELE'tlONS UNTIL THE FOLLOWING WEEK. B) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WILL BE ALLOWED. MERCHANDISE PRICED UPTO $500 ONLY. ONE ITEM PER AO. C) PRIVATE PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. NO BUSINESSES MAY PARTICIPATE. 0) To PLACE YOUR AD USE THIS FORM. You MAY MAIL IT, OR DROP IT BY OUR OFFICE. OUR ADDRESS JS : 330 W. BAY STREET COSTA MESA, CA 92627 WE ARE LOCATED OFF NEWPORT 8LyD •• B~ VICTOIUA &: 19rn ST. O UR HOURS ARE 8 :30 A.M.-5:30 P.M., MONDAY-FRIDAY. ON YOUR BNVELOPE PLEASB NOTE, .. A'M'ENTION: TREASURE CHBST.0 f AXS,, WILL ALSO BE ACC£PT'EO WJTH CREDIT CARD (7 l 4/63 l-6S94 ). B) DBADUNE IS TUESDAY, NOON. ANY AD THAT REACHES US APT'Ek THJS DEADLINE WILL PUBLISH THE FOu.oWJNO WBBK • When you're tuned into classified, you're tuned into your communl · .. ;; .J ·~· ... ;\ l -0 .. I . !BJe"w~ Beoch/Costo Mesa Daily Pilot -~ Tuo5day, July 14 . 1998 11 r . -- 'EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 FURNITURE 6014 JEWELRY , FURS TV .. ELECTRONICS1 CHEVROLET 9045 INFINITI 9095 JEEP 9110 LEXUS 9115 SUZUKI 92()5 ;!l=Vl~C~!~S!!i!~S~S~l 3;1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ART 602 S STEREO 6080 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili t&1000'S •oaataL• Entertainment Ctr/cur10 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '84 Corvette '05 lnflnlll 04S '0'7 IES 300 •ee SIOKKICK .IL.ill P" .. -8'ic 8.:r 1650. Curved ,, Polo nreen.lvory llhr Sdn AC P JP"'I t It '83 WM.NGLEft I G TYPING. WANTED llhr aofllbelge 8 .• 8• Cltlun Ameoca'1 Cup 45 Pioneer Big 008829) 521 ,087 13077781 • w 523,495 · 4 o, 4 JC 4 , wh 1 t e Full opt, 141( ,,.., 4ll4, 30k m, llhr, ABS, f>arHlme. At Home 5500. 9715.7813 Sailing watcll, iclnt ScrHn, oak cabinet, Ll!XUS Coat• M••• (218378) s11,5!10 (059324) S30,977 ( 105L~9xOJ: ~~·4 • 4 oll fr•• ANT1guEs •HP L J II cond $2~!1 048·07$4 W/doora xlnt cond MISSION VIEJO Llncoln Mercury LEXUS OF LEXUS WESTMINSTER 1.900-218-9000 p I aHr et S500 848·0754 1949,384-0804 714,540•5830 WESTMINSTIER MISSION Vll!JO Ext. T·5139 Oldtr Sr~urnitur• r nter 8' Sota, 21---------(714) 892·8908 (949)384-0884 (714) 892-eOOO ,!ANOS c n Loveseoll, 2 Platform BUILDING '95 TAHOE '97 045 f Or I I• 1 1 n g • · 0 •ctibltt rl)cker1, Blue leather Wh I X '"3 ""$300 ~ (CAL"SCAN) • ...-..,. ... ,..._, lie/grey llhr 4 4 Black/Ivory , 12k. '95 Cherotc•• Sport• • • ; •S·-·-·Olllt·'-'"' recliner, King brats MATERIALS 6030 TRANSPORTATION (303941) 121,987 (005781) $34,977 4 .0 , 39k, •uto, AC 1..thr, moonrt, mmact ~• YOU DftOWN• $$CASH PAID$$ bed, Brass day b•dliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·-------Ll!XUS LEXUS 3LP4553) $15,005 (3C14752) $18.888 NO In debt? Debt r• --................ W/t1undell. 844·2307 A $200K LIFESTYLE? II ' -MISSION VIEJO MISSION VIEJO LllXUS OP Lexus OF tMr... Immediate, WE BUY l'.ST ..... "'S Evenlng1 Only. (948)384·0884 (849)384·0804 WESTMINSTER WEST"'INITER I , d II•' c 11 ""'"" you de1erve •l. 111 ---------• on I en ,..., on10 • •'"""-<l·tt.ft-.lly-• show you how Not BOATS ?Oll i---------·---------714-892·8908 (714) 892-e908, ... p•vmenta, lower "Wt PAY MOfll t tASTUI" M R .- feteat. Call toll free 5 CHANDISE MLM • fREE 2 mlnutfl DODGE 9065 JAGUAR 9105 -------i -----~- _.ea.alLL.Pft .. ! ,. MISC. 6015 ::'o~~ .. ~·eos~8~~t,~!~· •91 WAVERUNNERliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAND ROVER 9113 LINCOLN 9120 ~r (888)24G·9~73. ·.. . • (CAL-SCAN) 850, fresh waler only, '80 Shadow Great 1a1 '81 Sovereign - 1 American Credit Pad.ded a•cvcle • low hrs. Perfect. car. A~. good cond, Grey/grey \ntet, L J:our'ltelor(aC. AnL~nspcr~Nfll). carry/travel case $75 A MOTHERS S DREAM. Sl950. 949·646·1162. low ml, 4 dr, •uto. L 0 w rn 11e 1 , '97 Dl•covery SE '93 Townc•r Sig C: " 949.949.0754 I earn S2.500/rno. 22• Sea Rav hard top 53900/obo. 574·4727. (2WPL425) 113,995 B eyond Clean. 381< 4.8L VB, PW/POL. llhr, llH>MI! TYPISTS/PC working from my '---------BAUER LOTUS All ·Fwy. Whi t e . (787789) Sl 2,993 "°"'°'95"8133~ COLLECTIBLES rrl i I d $7500 obo. Le Mini Von 7 pass,--------Llncolh·Mercury work Full-time/Part· 1111 1• on roqu re . 94tMS4B-6731 (143758)8,942 '82Soverelgn S27,900.obo675-3271 714540·8830 TOYOTA 9210 '92 CAMAY LE V8, auto, lull pwr. Lexu1 trade, 1mmact (013281) 19.950 LE'XUS OF WESTMINSTER (714t 802-0008 '93 PREV•A LE Wht, auto, caaa, full pwr (088060) S1S,5S5 ' LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8900 r-=:il~ Sl!ftS. Steady 11 homo Smull Invest· Mercrulser, Holter, '92 Caravan Le 714-842•7700 Garaged, Loadedll Co•I• Meaa me. S45,000 per year 6017 C 8 11 1011 t r 0 e Costa M••• Green/tan llhr, low mi earning a potential. SOU~H ~OAST 1 "888•819·6020 lor DUFFY 20FT; new top/ Lincoln-Mercury S ---------• '87 Continent•• '95 C•mru wagon 3rd c a II to 11 fr• e A CT ON liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii more Information. full cover, seats 12. (714) 540•5630 <88i l 3u> ~ L0~1u4~95 LEXUS 91-15 ·• 1-800-883·0819 1---~-===.:.....-1 Wood carving wall (CAL*SCAN) $6800. 949·646-1162. 714.~42•7700 V8, pw/pdl, ABS, tthr, Hat, lugg rack. itlnt 22i02 .,_ oM I s h · '--===-=,_.,,,,..,,..,..,..,...,,,...,..,..,..,,,...,,_ .. (844290) $25.997 cond $14,500 Great eict. To4100. -·'"''" t., angrng plaque from·-STEEL B.UILDINGS Coat• Meaa I 721 e•10 (CAL•SCAN) • Sa"tt.\11a,CAt2707 original Charllas Chill C -------1-0-1-4 FORD ~075 '93 Vande" Pl•• '81 LS400 Gold LI 1 M buy • " • ...._''-'°"'*' N° Fisherman tendlnn AA H ahd Straight· SAIL BOA!S Black, cream lthr, 1 h 1 ' nco n ercurv '"5 PREVIA LE SC "' • wall No r•ason~blo oat er, owner, (714) •40.5•30 • -•a nets by the Gr•ek w iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii (669299) S19,995 .. " c c $ 75 ,.4 .. 075 offer rarused •95 TAURUS QL BAUER LOTUS power hit, moonrool, ---------ust whls, dual A C , 1 v ... 4 1•800_973.3366. 32, C t 11 320 air·rlde, gol<! Akg, '97 MARK Vitt (3KKV554) S18 888 I an t seem to c SC • • n• AC, PW/POL, ABS. lilt, 714-042-7700 Nakamlchl coml)Qct AC. PW/POL. A.BS, tllt, LEXUS OF get to all those ( AL" AN) '95 5 ~8'g00°P~onsll cc. AM/FM casi.•---,-9-3_X_J_8___ C/O prem1u'm sound, (887170) S25,997 WESTMINSTER repalrlobs COMPUTERS 6018 4 • •0 0 <159684> SB,99 5 Block. tan llhr, to ml traction con1ro1 . Coat•M•a• (714)892-8908 1---------949· 723-4327 Costa Me•• around tl1e house? STILL NEED A PETS & Llncoln•Merc urv (870673) $18.995 chrome rims. rnto· Llnc oln-Mercury '98 CAMRY LE ANIMALS 6049 (714) 540 5 ,.30 BAUER LOTUS gra1ed phone sys1om (714, 540·5030, 35k mi, AC auto, ANTIQUES 6010 MERCHANDISE ANTIQUR ARMOIRE •1(1tchenette. Needa : aome Tt.CI $800 OBO • Call Gina 642·3228 l et the COMPUTER! Com-MARINE SLIPS -. v 714·842·7700 68k ml S23.9K Cl•aalfled plete 233 Pentlumliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '97 MU,TANO •93 XJS convt 949·7.80·3833 l7475~~)XUS 6~4 •550 Service computer. Easy •P· Fem•I• Lab, German DOCKS 7022 AC, l;J,Pg~0~1sEcc. Black, tan tthr, 10 mi --,..,,9,...,3,.....,,,E"'s,....;,,.3..,.0-0--MERCURY 9135 WESTMINSTER Directory proval. Slow, bad or shepherd, bour mix iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (208477) (205645) (187238) $21,995 White chrome, lull op1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 892·8908 poor credit OK. needs loving home. 50' Nwpt Mooring c M BAUER LOTUS (222079) s -...,.,,..,,,....,,,...,,...,,,,,="""..,,..,,,....._ help you Ond 1·800·600·0343 ex1. 1yr, spayed, 651bs. E. Balboa & F St., $13,497 oat• ••a 714-842-7700 20,987 '73 Mere Comet '97 CAMRY LE reliable help. 1752. Toll freo l:ut• wrinkly facet Call Flrst mooring off the Llncoln Mercury LEXUS Reblt VS & trana, new 19k ml. custom whls. D, 842.•979 1·888·600·8686. Som at 248·8445 $50 beach Sl 2,000..tlrm1--7-1_4_·_5_4_0_·_5_8_3_0_ B i '94 XIJ8 M(914S~)l30,.N4VOl~~04 pnl & tlrea, rellable, Aulo, lmmaculalel• Jt FJl!O C. s-t'EGMANN ANTIQ.Ut'.S EsTATES BOUGHT .. (CAl..0 SCAN) obo. (562) 493·2853 '97 TAURUS QL rit sh rac ng stripe, • "' • vv no smog, $2995. OR (3VGB023l SAVE CLASSIFIED Unllmlted lnternot Ac· ---------AC, PW/POU,. 1111, cc, tan Inter, CO, low ml, ~-=--=:--:-.,.-::,...,,,.........,.-.,..,-1 trade for El Camino LEXUS OF T~lk 11 I I I I Summer rental 3811 AM/FM ca11, ABS & (691457) $19,995 '93 ES300 lully ("4"") •45:••.,,3 WESTMINSTE .. It's the aolut19n you're cess 56K·emall·WWW .. 1l vo P oy u grey BAUER LOTUS loadod llhr aJc am/ • • u vu• d 6 searching fof. whelh· S19.9~+ sotup. SI· wht ablssynlon mlic, Peninsula boat sllp nr ~565) S1 l 997 714·642•7700 Im ca'ss. 'moo~roof. _____ ....,...._____ (714) 892-6908 888 3 69 tostod v~cc'" spyd Povllllon 949-673-492!f,. Coat• M' ••• '97 COUGAR or you're 1eeklng a erra·n -4 1 · 11 " u • Sl 3 400 71 "·754-t734 F 562-433 4797 Llncoln.Mercury ' ' ... XR·7 auto, AC, dual 6. home, an apartment, ·---------00 req. ; • 0 SW GEN 3 ·-(714, 540·5~0 JEEP 9110 .93 GS 300 airbags, AM/FM can, V LK A 92 S AND SOLD I ....., • llOUllE F\11.L r"A"l\!NtrJlla. a new occupation or wn "'TED re' k/I 0 n I y l 4 k m I. '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii evan a atray poi. ~, BICYCLES 6060 AUTOMOBILao e1ac vory. fun op), (624541) s13,9971• ..._--------f---------iTO BUY 6019 •••••••• HONDA 9085 193 Qr Cherokee <05398~EXUS523•977 Coate Meaa Bl•ae VANAO~N • • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I. TO Black, grey lthr, MISSION VIEJO Llncoln·Mercury u •. grey n t er. • ll. t• • APPLIANCES 60U I BUY ALL PIANOS RE( Novara 21 " vory --------•87 prelude snrf . .xlnt 4'1'.D· 4.0 ve, lull pwr, (949,364-0884 (714) 540·5830 (2PiX~~ &.0~1J~95 C"'n tques Anllqves-qual. turmluro light weight, .xlnt cond BMW 9030 tires, xlnt cond (714) (tu7229~ 517,995 71..042•7700 & <J!ollulihlte St•ck Whlrlpool 1 pc or houseful co sh s 125 714·646-8800 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 673-5045 -::~UST~ L~J~: --,..,,9,...4.,...,..L""S,...4...,....,.0..,.0--1 _N_l_S_S_AN ____ 9_1_S_O •---,a-5--J-E_TT_A_• __ 4 _d_r WHher & dryer, like paid (714) 957·8133 '97 BMW 7401L -,9-2_A_c_c_o_rd-... E-X-2-·d-r Cashmere /Ivory - Of' .. ~OI .l\ • S475 721 o••• Old Coins Gold SU e 714•842·7700 (200306) $31,987 runs great, very de-..... n w · • .. ..,.. v r SPORTING Sdn loaded, CD. 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