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Home My WebLink About1998-07-24 - Orange Coast Pilot• Hospital, state agency begin using ·umierground methane to • heat and cool buildings, solving decades-old problem. Dmyl'b NEWPORT BEACH -Altinnovative solution to a smelly and potentially dan- gerous problem in the western part of the city came to We Thursday. · Local officials gathered for a special ceremony al Hoag Hospital to formally activate a network of underground pipes called the "gas mitigation system .• The pipes suck methane gas from beneath the soil and channel it to tanks that convert the gas into fuel .fc5r the hos- pital's heating and cooling systems. The methane gas is naturally generat- ed by decom~tng marine material ill the coastal area and has been a nuisance to the city, Caltrans, local residents and businesses ror many years. When escaping gas seeped into crevices and crawl spaces, it would give off an odor like rotten eggs and could potentially explode. In the 1970s, the city installed a system of wells and pipes to funnel the gas to a torch on the Hoag Hospital property. But the new system will handle larger volumes of gas and use the energy 'instead of just burning it off, said Louis Pandolifi, the project's designer. The solution bas been a cooperabve effort between Hoag and Caltrans, which ·each kicked in $750,000 for the project, and the city, which monitors the project, said Newp~rt City Council· woman Jan Debay. WHERE IT BEGA A woman, above, admires the clean air and expansive view at the new Upper Castaways Park in Newport Beach. Local officials gathered atop the bluffs over- looking Upper Newport Bay on Tbw;sday for the dedi- cation of the park. The passive.park -conslsUng of asphalt trails Uned with a wooden fence, native grass- es and wildflowers -has been a city dream for the past three years. The City Council in June 1997 approved spending $858,625 to build the 16-acre park, · off Dover Drive and 16th Street. "We have been dealing with the problem of methane gas in th~ oty for probably more than 40 years.· but we· haven't been successful-up unW today -in turning a negative mto a positive,• she said. •1 am so proud to see its com- pletion.• The new system includes: two large tanks, or •scrubbers,• that clean the gds of the nutrients that cause the bad odor; pumps that send the gas up to Haag's boiler room through undergroWld pipes, and a flare that will bum off gas only when it is not being used for energy, Pandolili said. The old llare near the interse<::tion of Hoag Road ahd West Coast Highway that resembled a tiki torch will no longer be used. .. "I think this time we really do have d SEE HOAG PAGE 8 DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH t' lbenewHoag Hospital methane gas collection and · pu:riflcaUon fadlity was o1fl- dally activated 11un"sday to the delight of New- port Beach Coundlman Dennis O'Neil. left. and Peter Fo~e,Hoag Hospital execu- tive vice presi- dent DON LEACH/ DAl.YPlOT Barbot hopes to create cult llre fostering success • Incoming superintendent sdys improvin~ high school test scores just takes higher expectdtions. I.It ..,11~ M\.,11,1 Sdtd. "We're going to work hard . n...a.. Pilol I with pcUC'n~. tedchers and Stu- ""'' d(>nh to mdke sure lhdl our cur· NEWPORT-MESA 01rc>ct-nculwn ts dhgned with the state's mg a school dtslnct is hk(• flytng '>tdnddrds dnd the test But there <!-fl d.lrplane: You set your godl and I ~lso hd'-lo be d cultwe ol s.uccess make corrections every five sec-Succ~-.s 1s dn expecldbon onds or so, said t.nconunq Super-Newport-J\1esd's 1 lth-grddeno intendent Robert Barbot scored belo\' the count; average In light of the low standa.rdtZed m every subject m the Stanford 9 test scores of Newport-Mesa) ll'"t: math, :.nence, lnngudge. rugh schools, Barbot -who will soadJ science d.nd readmg. And assume the helm in Newport-all Newport-Mesa high school Mesa in August -said one of his mdlh avernges were below the pnonties will be to instill d culture county average . . · of success in all Newport-Me a Barbot, who hds been super- schools. mtt•ndent of the Chico Unihed •There's no mdgtc," BMbot SEE BARBOT PAGE 8 Officials debate 'social promotion' • Some educators say holding back students hurts · their self-esteem; others claim 1t breeds mediocrity. ~Pb NEWPORT-MESA Does d philosophy protecbng a student.., sell-esteem keep the school dJo,,. trict from holding back student-. whose academic skills don't mea- sure up? The debate over the concept of "social promobon• eems to be rearing its head dgatn m the Newport-Mesa school d1stnct lol- lowing news of low srore · by iLc; !ugh schoolers on thP Stanford 9 test. "What we don't want is loch, getting out of chool who don't hdve d hdndle on basic skills,• sdld "ichool hoard member Serene ~toke.., . But high c;chool standardized ti.>st scores leave the impre ion that's exactly whdt's happerung ·we're mediocre at be t." Sdld school bodrrl member Wendy Leece. ·nu~ tS one more thing we have to hx \\hat are we gomg to do Wlth students who are m the dang •r zon ~? Do we confront them wtlh the fact that they tailed or do we Just pass them through lhe system?" Social promohon means that SEE SUCCESS PAGE 8 Where's the dredge? INDEX TAKING PRIMROSE PATH TO VICTORY OASSIRED -···---·-·-·--11 MTOOOl -·····--·-··--·--.2 • COMMBn5 ··------·-·-··-...3 POUCE Fl.ES-··--··-·--··----2 Nb( llOOOS .. ...:.__. __ 10 srom ~-·····-·-···---' WlA1lB -· .. -·-.. ····-··-·---·..2 WEATHEI A pl"" 11 fO II" ........ ,__.,,,.,,I,. .., ......... ........ ,.2 • • • Costa Mesa Councilmen Joe Erickson and Gary Mona- han win first 'and· second in city officials division of f air's fuchsia-growing contest. E~r G11 ~Pb COSTA MESA -City Councilman Joe Erickson has a hard tmw growing a lawn. Councilman Gary Monahan doc~ n 'l have much of a gr n thumb either. So both city officials were urpri ed when they placed first and second, respectively, ln their division of the Orange County Fair's fuchsia contest. •1•ve killed virtually everything I've ever grown,• Erickson S41d . Fuchsias, the city's official nower. don't like to be tgnOred, said Mel Knut· ton. president of the Orange County Fuchsia Society. · "Tbey like you . to pay attention ~o them,. be said • Costa Mesa City . Councllmen Gary Monahan, left. and Joe Ertduon won second ad fint ptace. respedlvely, In tbe f1icb8la COD• letll .. Ille Or •• Comty Fair. Thot WIS no4 • ..-for ~ I pUllocl it out ....... rain .• who Mlmits ~ atw:bed ID lbe Bric:bon.who~IW 11._., plant he ~ u a 111dllng In Jenu-pettti••· .a.cup• a lot a1-. ary. "lloOkettatit.,.y~·-• - I • • t t • I , I 4 • • · 2 Friday, July 24, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pil CHICI IT OUT Top· books for teen summer readers Local children gain self-confidence and creativity with Neighborhood Conserva~ry offered by South Coast Repertory F or teens in search or great · summer reading, Newport libraries offer hundreds of popular tjassics, award winners and "Best Books" selected by the Amencan Library Association. •· · Many are listed in fliers available at all libraries. (/' Among them are these fine' novels: "Tanger- me" by Edward Bloor. It does- n't matter that geeky seventh· grader Pdu1 Fisher lS legally bbnd; he has 20/20 vision when it comes to seeing hypocrisy in ' Tangenne County, Fla., where lus family has moved. As he adjusts lo his new home, he tri- umphs at soccer, ma k-es friends ciild unravels the truth about his football-hero older brother. "Blood and Chocolate~ by Annette Klduse. In this smolder- ing romance, gutsy, gorgeous Vivian 1s d werewoll living a double life m a Maryland sub· urb When she falls m love with d human, her loyalties are tOTTl between revealmg herself or rema1rung true to her squabbling pack WhHe blending fantasy with redlity, this novel offers p1Prnng n.•flections on human nature "SwdUow· mg Stones· by Joyce McDonald. When a stray bullet from his nfle kills Jenna Ward's father, Michael ini- tially tnes lo keep his involvement a secret. His panic and guilt are related in a parallel story llne with Jenna's grief and recovery in this moving tale. "The Starl.Jte Drive-In" by fyfarjorie Reynolds. When land ~:ievelopers uncover hwnan '&ones at the site of an old drive-, , t in, Callie Anne realizes she alone knows the identity of the victim who was murdered 36 years ago. As she recalls the fateful summer of 1956, this evocative tale involving her · angry father, her agoraphobic mother and a drifter named· Charlie unfolds. , •Tue Ear, the Eye and the ·Ann• by Nancy Farmer. Set in the Africa of the future, this 1995 Newbery Award-winner about kidnapped siblings is becorriing a contemporary classic. lluilli.ng adventure, mythology and comic relief contribute to its popularity even wit.ti those not ordinarily drawn to science fiction. "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hin- ton. Tough. confused Ponyboy hides his sensitive nature beneath a bold front. When his best friend kills a rival gangmem- t;>er, he is caught in a nightmare of violence that teaches him much about finding his place in the world. Writte n when its author was 16 years old, this classic about fitting in is as insightful today as when it was first published in 1967. "The Giver" by Lois Lowry. Set m a nameless, utopian com- munity of the future, this thoughtful science-fiction novel examines the deeply human costs of a perfectly ordered world. As his community's keep- er of memories, 12-year-old Jonas learns first-hand about the price of security and boldly opts . for a world in which we can freely choose. • CHECK IT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Judy Kelley. lkJtf Plot n a large, sunlit room, fl group of children sat in a cir- cle on the floor eating apples. They smelled and pol- ished the apples before taking big, juicy bites. Nothing unusu- al -except that their hands and mouths were empty. The children were in the · middle of a free acttng 'lesson Tuesday afternoon at Girls Inc., a children's activity center in Costa Mesa. "I want to really believe you'r~ chewing an apple," Steve DeNaut, an acting teacher from South Coast Repertory, told the children. The lessons are part of Neighborhood Conservatory, a program started by the compa- ny in 1986 as a way of introduc- ing theater to children who migllt. not otherwise be exposed to th~ arts. Many of the chil- dren are from poor neighbor- hoods 8!1d others simply haven't seen theater before. ·usually every year, we try to contact different places and offer it up to them,• said Holly Van Holt, SCR's education coor- dinator. The classes, which are offered twice a week for five weeks or once a week for ten weeks, have been taught in Santa Ana. Garden Grove and at Shalimar Learning Center in Costa Mesa. . •we go into the neighbor- hoods where these things are needed,• said Madeline Porter, spokeswoman for SCR. DeNaut, who has been act- ing at SCR since 1972, meets with the Girls Inc. group twice a week for five weeks with 18 children between 8 and 11 years old. The atmosphere is . loud and chaotic, filled with ·the sounds of other children at play, but the attention of these chil- dren is devoted to DeNaut. The class is so popular that, while he normally limits enroll- ment to 15, DeNaut accepted· ~ DON LEACH I DAll.Y Pit.OT From left. Farrell Roth. Kaiyla Grady,, Haylee Whitney and Melina Need.ls imagine they are ugly weeds at Tuesday's Neighborhood Conservatory held at Girls Inc. in Costa Mesa. 19 students and still had 12 on a waiting list. •1t sparks an interest in the theater," said DeNaut, who started acting in high school and has appeared in movies and soap " operas, "It's a.mazing when you find out most of the kids in those class- es have never ever seen a play, except maybe at school.· Like the children he teaches, DeNaut rarely stops moving. "I have to act like a child myself,• said the bespectacled DeNaut. who has salt;and-pep- per hair. "When they see an older gentleman like myself making faces and acting silly, then they have no trouble mak- ing faces and acting silly.• DeNaut turned, the music on and told the children to dance until it stopped. Some moved confidently, others self-con- sdc)usly. Each time the music stopped, they froze in place. "If they can feel free to move their bodies, then I can get them into characterizations,• said DeNaut, who at one point nad the children act like old men. e helped 'them work on their speech, giving them accents and tongue twisters like "black bug's blood• to limber up their voic- es, and taught them to project their voices. "At first, I try to get them to let loose,• DeNaut said. •Then I start pulling them back so we start dealing (with) realism.• The children learn to have an awareness of the stage, DeNaut said, and leam'"tbat there is an audience out there and that everything they do has got to be geared toward the audience.• The children took turns recit· ing lines from "Romeo and Juli- et." They fidgeted. They played with the hems of their shorts. They smiled nervously. Some remembered the lines. Others didn't. •u .you forget, just say 'forgot the words' and take your seat,• DeNaut told the children. •The audience will th.ink that's part of the script. They don't know.• · At the end of the five.-week program, the children will turn their knowledge into action and perform a skit for an audience. Sometimes students do so well' '1 in the class that they earn schol-1 arships to SCR's Young Conser- vatory program. Fo~ stholarship students now in the· Young Con- servatory were once Neighbor- hood Conservatory students, Van Holt saJd. And some go on to pursue careers in theater. Kamarr Richee, a Neighbor- hood Conservatory graduate and one of the theater's Teen Players, has worked for the television show • Moesha." "I really enjoy the work, because these kids are all really wide open," DeNaµt said. "They don't have a lot of pre- conceived notions other than they think that acting is simple ... I change their minds quickly.• The children appreciate the chance to learn and work hard, he said. Jaimie Leyva, 9, practices what she's learned in the class at home. ' "We were driving and she starts saying these tongue twisters,• Jaimie's older sister, Yuntzi, said. "It helps her pro- nounce words. It's really cute, actually.• Parents have also told DeNaut that they see a notice- able difference in their chil- dren's self-confidence. •Everything I'm teaching them is really a life lesson,• · DeNaut said. "Whatever you do, you're going to have to speak in public. You're going to have to deal with other people, and you cannot do that if you're crippled by embarrassment." "It seems like they have·a total interest in drama now,• said Sharon Johnson, the director of the main Costa M~ Girls Inc. center. "They're being exposed to something new." . Tony Award-winning 'WonQ0Fful ToWn' rolls futo The Center ~; . .."' Kal.YPLYNN I n a just world, audiences would line up around the block to see them if they were getting together to discuss Chinese trade agreements. Fortunately, Stephanie Zim- balist and Lucie Amaz are.-co- starring in "Wonderful Town,• the legendary Leonard Bernstein Tony Award-winning musical co-produced by the Orange County Perfonning Arts Center that runs Thursday through Aug. 2 in Segerstrom Hall. It's possible that a few people aren't going to be convinced to see the show just because Amaz and Zunbalist are so nice and sweet. doing theater ever since. She created the role of Kathy in the West Coast premiere of "Vani· ties" at the Mark Taper Porum. She appeared on Broadway as Gittle Mosca in "Seesaw,• as Sonia Wolsk in Neil Simon and Marvin Ha.m..l.isch's "They're . Playing Our Song• and as Bella in Simon's "Lost in Yonkers.~ Zimbalist is perhaps best remembered by audiences as the intrepid investigator Laura Holt on the television series "Remington Steele." She is a popular and respected figure in the Los Angeles-area theater. community, and recently starred in the Los Angeles premiere pro- duction of •sylvia • at the Coro- net Theatre. Zimballst said the titular cock- er spaniel in the AR. Gwney play is one of her f avonte roles. waULTOWW +WHERE: The Orange County Per- forming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa +WHEN: Tuesday through Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2p.m. +HOWMUOt:St6 to5'9 • PHONE: (714) 740. 7878 or (213) 365- 3500 lltiltl: Rudi~· ... wdB andE&e.I ~~: 4K.'trem.1bgadler Cle . the triutDpbl tind of :~ living a IWviDg artil&'S life in ·: Gremwtdl.Vllllge. McKIDney'S ... tender and fUnny stori8I beaane : one of the moet popular proper~ . ties of the late '40s and ~J '508 .... •Thia show is veiy mw a : .. aowd pleuer, • Zlmbdlt laid. ...... •1Wo very sweet, very deei its-~ ten look to take over the ~. ~ What's not to lover She's also ~ • quick to praile the show's appro-~ priateness for families. •tt's a :·~ delight for lddl. My nephew Is ~ 15 and he loved it . ., :. : ·wonderful Town• won the ~ 1953 Tony Award for Belt Musi-·-r. cal and it features a book by ~· JOMpb Plelds and Jerome -: Cbod0rov baled on the pky. :.; However, for those who 1..DS1Sl on be.Ing obstinate, it mignt be helpful to take the actresses' respective careers into col\Slder- ation. Both are longtime show business veterans with a special passion for theater. •My pertonnance was an liomage to my dear, sweet, dar- ling Dippy, who pasSed away just before 1 got cast in the part,• she said wistfully. •WllSfT'E: www.dcketmaster. comorwww. ocartsnet.otg/ocpac. Stephanie Zlmba.lllt. left, and Lucle Arnaz 1n .. Wonderful Town," begin.nlng Tbunday at the Orange County Performing Arts CenteT. 1bough the setting is New .- York in the 1930s, the score ii ~ 1950s jazzy. Bemstetn playfully :· worked m sweet love songs, Dixieland jazz and oi'cheltra ~ In a <XllDpoeltioD that sug- gests the compoeen tater work :: • on such mU*als a -Wm 8'de ,l Stoey• and ·omdide.• ._! •nieater was the very first thing I loved to do," Amaz said. •When I was 1 yedl"S old, I loved to get ,up on the box and be taller than everyone else in the room.• Her devotion to performing led her mother, Lucille Ball, to build a stage for her in the f ami- ly's garage, and Amaz has been Zimbalist was also seen recently in • AdW8.I1 at the Court• and •rutany Theatres,• as well as stamng in "The Crim· son 1b.read" and •The Baby Dance" (appearing in a role . written especially for her) at the Pasadena Playhouse. Stag~ appearances outside of Los Ange• lndude "Tbe 'Ibt9e- periny Opera", with Betty Buckley at tbe WlllammWn TheatJ11 Pet-; ttval ud ·Tbe qieny Ordwd" at the Long WhMf Theatre. When asked what om drew tbeiD to "Wonderful Thwn,1• both Amaz and Zimba.Ult bad the aame reply: dii'ector Don Amen- doUa. Amendolia worked with Pilot READERS HOIUHE Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright No WEllHEI 642-6086 news stories, lllustr~ edlto- Record your comment"S about rial mlttet or edwrtlsements the O.ily Pilot or news tJ1M-herein CM1 be reproctuc.d wtth-TDW'BtAlWES ~atlffft. out wmten ~of copv-Balboa Areas of early mom- VOL 92. N0.174 ADOBE SS right owner. 74165 Ing fog, Our ~ess is llO w. Bay St, HOW IO IEAQf US Corona del Mar cosi. Mew. c.uf. 92627. 73166 T1DIS THOMAS H. JOHNSON. COR8ECIJONS · CJrculedon Costa Mesa TODAY N>llshet The Times Or•nge County 75164 First low WLUW L090EU. It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt (800) 252·9141 Newport Beach 4:48a.m. -0.7 Editor ty corrKt alt errors of~ Alh•~ 74165 Flrsth~ Please c..11574-4233. a.t1ffei ·5678 ITIWM.+Jml, =642~21 Newport Ca.st 11:13 a.m. 4.3 MaNglng Editor rn 74165 Se<ond low TINA M>RCIAlTA. 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T~y we should see NIWPOln mAOt knee-to chest-high • 1.-t .... louleQrd: A CM stereo worth s 160 WIS stolen : sets tNnks to a com-In the 600 bkxk. blnatlon of swells out of the west• northwest and • lrvtM A"""9: A pune, cakulat0t and a pelr of preKilptjon : south. WINeS at the gtaues worth SS60 w.re stolen In the 3100 block. points and reefs may • N•••Oft c..lllr Orfw; A tennis bracelet worth S UOO WM • go head-high. we stottn In the 900 block. should eicpect to see • w.t 1M "'-': About $40 WIS stolen In the 800 block. the arrival of a ~IW'lll COSTA.-sA from about 210 to •~~:A stereo, two spNlcers and a p.i; of~ 2 ts degrtes bv 1Utto-glaMI worth $1,275 wet'e ltolen In the 1200 block. -· producing ~ ~· Drhe: A CM '1tr90 and 20 c:ompes1 dllCJ worth lhoulder· to hMO-USO wtte stolen In the 900 bkxk. · Ngh sUrf. Md • • ..... Drhe: A gef*ator worth S100 Wll ltaler\ In the 1IOO • ~ blOdt. fMtl~arrM •...,..~A campd9r llnd conipea dlla..., 11.000 bv ThundlJ wfttt were siow. In the llOO blodt. Me. to cNlt-hlgh •.._~DIM: Ai.,,-..--. $1.121- ) "": stollr'l In the .., blOdL • • Newf:>ort Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot fie~ never met a gadget he couldn't live without .. .. '· D o you nave one.? I do. Cell phones. They're every- .' where, protructing from ; e6rs of every description in cars, ' siipennarkets, elevators, bdll- · Jl\Uks dnd bdnks. l hear them rjnging ut City Council meetings ~d on the golf course, in restau- " r~nts and restrooms. i The whole world is on the f.Olone. Who dIC they all talking le?. I pave no idea. Upset about ~tung d new ared code? Brace \t>urself, Bonrue. With the 1,000- r~egaton explosion m ceU phones, modems dnd fax rfic.1chines, prE'tly soon they'll be lfroadcasling your new area code t!"'ice a week dlong with the lotto numbers. I resisted ds long dS I could, as always With every technological advance, I srrurk. I belittle. 1 ooze ~sdam. "Rld1culous." I say, with an air of supenonty. Why on e)rth would tlnyone want or • ~ed one of those> dumb new (Qick one) C'dlculutors, VCRs, a>mputers, fdx mdchines, CD ~ayers, cell phones, whatever. I'lwe spumed every new device tbat hds comP dlong since 1969 with some snotty remdrk about ·imy• dnd "lazy" and how civi- lttation is dying because of stu- f.!ld gcldgets lhdt nobody needs diid that wouldn~l exist were it Opt for our collective Vdruty. 'lhdt's unW I get one, that is. ; Within 72 hours, I go from technophobe to techno-wonk. I cim•t remember what We was ~e without lt, whdlever it lS. I !!>kc at the Uung ror hours and sf,ow 1l off to people I've never rftel. ·And you know what else? ~u cdn store up lo 1.200 mes- ~ges JUSl by pressing Uus l~mg." Very unpress1ve. • It's usually my wife who fos.· ters my technol0<JicaJ develop- ril~nt. ~ "Why don't r get you a calcu- 1Qlor7" she asked in 1971. .-. Ridiculous, I thought. ·rt was a tiing called the Bowmar Brain ft.om TeXdS rnslruments. By the rtext day, I was hooked. l'd take COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES peter buff a it to work and secretly play with it in the ~ter drawer of my desk. I even figured out how to do tricks with it. Where can you go when you need gas? Punch in 710.77345 on a calculator. tum it upside down and read the num- bers as letters. Clever, but dumb. I bad been reduced to calculator tricks. Same thing with computers. I gave in and bought an Apple lie in 1983. It's for the kids, I told myself. What's the harm? Nobody will ever really use these things, but the games are fun. Yeah. I'm sure. Remember the H1Wilight Zone" with Franklin, the old poop whose 't\ife always wanted to see Las Vegas? He begrudg- ingly stops on their way some- where, just long enough for her to drop a few nickels in the slots, berating her the whole time of course. She begs him to try it, just for fun. He plays one ruckel, then another. Two minutes later, his jacket is off, his tie is down. he's chain-smoking and yelling for the waitress to bring him another drink. He tells bis wife lo get lost and proceeds to lose every dollar they have . When his wile drags his broke, pathetic bottom to their room, he tries to sleep, but his eyes pop open when he bears someone in the hallway whisper· . ) ing his name. •Franklin ... • He yanks the door open and the slot maclu.ne is waddling down the hall, headin.,g straight for him. "Fraaaankllnl • Same deal with the Apple Ile. First, l wouldn't look at it. Ridicu· lous, I'd say, under. my breath. After two days, I was sneaking downstairs in the middle of the night and quietly turning it on. "Hello, Peter. What would you like' to do tonight?" I was Frallklln and Franklin was me. Speaking of old 1V shows, Jim Anderson and Marcus Welby are gone. A sad thing for us boomers. Maybe "Father Knows Best,• maybe not -but Robert Young and company epitomized lire in the '50s for a whole lot of people. Sure, "Ozzie & Harriet," too, but they were more tongue in cheek and had real-life flaws. Robert Young had you convinced' that he was the wisest, most ca.r- ing father in the world. Jim and Margaret Anderson never fought, never raised their voices, and they certainly never grabbed their kids by the squishy part on your upper arm that makes your eyes tear (I still hate that). Pew remember that Young was 8.lso the executive producer, so the show was more a reflec· lion of Robert Young than people realized. Betty, Bud and Kathy -were near-perfect kids, mischie- vous at worst. I liked Betty and Bud, but I remember disliking kid sister Kathy inteflSely. She was so whiny. Worse yet. Robert Young would always comfort her and call her "Princess." Yak. Any- way, it's sad to see America's Dad pass on. Did those times really emt, or were they just a video fantasy? Forty years later. it's hard to com- pu~. . I gotta go. • PETER BUFFA is the mayor of Costa Mesa. His col~mn runs Fridays. E-mail him at PtrB40AOLcom . DONNA KARAN CALVIN KLE I N . HUGO BOSS PAL ZALARI BARRY BRICKEN ROBERT TALBOTT ZANEltA COLE HAAN CANAL! BERNARD ZINS REPLAY DIESEL . LUCKY BRAND MOSSIMO MORE SCHI TO BOOT VESTIMENTA ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA . sem1 -ann al ·GARYS N E W P () R T B F. A (' H 949 .759 .1622 F A S H I 0 N I S L A N I> • N f., W P 0 R T 8 E A C H 11111 01 Ill a111 DON LEACH I o.a.Y l'l.O'T Alex Pass, ? , launches a bowling bowl in the portable bowulg alley near the livestock area at the Orange County Fair, which runs through Sunday. -Orailge woman sues·swap meet • Lawsuit accuses Orange County Market Place, state and others of negligence in accident last year. EU.'if GFL lb1y Plot COSTA MESA -An Orange woman who was hit by a golf cart at the Orange County Market Place last year has filed a lawsuit clainung negligence and emo- tional distress. Vicki Vawter suffered bruises and scrapes when she was hit by the cart, which she clauns knocked her down and nearly ran over her. said her attorney. Russ Jones. The golf cart was dnven by Ofelia Castaneda, an employee Qf Rose's Food Concession, accord· ing to the lawsuit Vawter and he r husband, David, are seeking unspecified damages from Orange County Market Place, Castaneda, Rose's Food Concession, the state, the state Fair Services Authority, and Tel Phil Enterprises ~c., which runs the swap meet. David Vawter is suing for loss of coflSortium for the stress the accident has placed on the cou- ple's marriage •It's JUSl a case of negligence,· Jones swd However. Bob Nocon, a liability cldllilS administrator with state Fair Semces Authonty. said the case has been turned over to the agency's insurance company. Gold- en Eagle Insurance. The claims adjustor handling the case said she would not com- ment on the matter because it is in Ubgabon. A Tel Phil spokesman could not be reached for comment. you'll Calf-it. Don't ~iss our annual SideWalk Sale, Saturday, July 25 10 a.m. -5 p.m. FASHION AND ACCESSORIES Ch a mpagn e • Draper's & Damon's • The Grey Goose Kayaks CASUAL DINING Helen Grace Chocolates . Hughes Family Market • La Salsa . . Pasta Bravo • Pick Up Stix • Starbucks CONVf-NIENT <iERVICES . Anthony's Shoe Service • Bank of America Blue Mambo Beauty Supply • California Federal • Crown Ace Hardware • Fast Frame • Images Hallmark • Mailboxes Etc. • Robert & Taylor Salon Sav-on Drugs • Shape Up Newport • Shell Oil • Westcliff Plaza Cleaners Hughes Family Market• Sav-on Drugs . ( . ' • . • • • ' ' f ' ' • I ' • • ! I • • • • • i : ' • ~ Frtdoy, July 2-', 1998 AU5iON MURRAY lktr Pb I held in the giggles. I did J,tot jump up and down. Ou~ard· ly, I was calm. But insic.t,e, I was as excited as a c;hild. ,1 was going to have my face~ted. Daily Pilot phot091apher Kim Haggerty·Zyllus and 1 had decid· ed to explore the ways to person· al adornment at the10range County Fair. ~ We found a fa e·painting booth next to Yo th in Motion. After checking out a board. _ covered with photographs of people Wlth painted faces, I chose a design with bright blue and white swirls and yellow dots, and face painter Gary Price put the paintbrush, covered in cold, wet theatncal makeup, to my fac.e. Price and lus wile, Ch$, are professional clowns by trade, but ..spend each summer traveling • from Phoenix to fairs around Cal· lfornia. This is their eighth year ' at the Orange County Fair. Most paintings are $4. Charac- ters -such as Winnie·the·Pooh, Elmo and 1Weety Bird -cost $5. Full face paintings are $6 to $8. They get some unusual requests, Ulcluding one boy who wanted to look like the Tennina- tor. Pnce worked quickly -the pamb.ng of my face took only a few rrunutes to complete. ~You learn to be fast, all the faces you do," he said. After my face was adorned wtth beaub- f uJ swirls resembling one of Dr Seuss' char- acters, it was llme to get a tattoo. Not a permanent tattoo -I'm not ready • for that kind of commit- • ment. But something a little more elaborate than the Cracker Jack rub-on kind. The artists a l The Captain body art booth use redl tattoo stencils, but brush on alcohol·based paints. The resuJt is very real-looking - KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I DAILY PILOT Dally Pilot reporter Alison Murray looks at her face after getttng it painted by Gary Price at the Orange County Fatr on Thursday. Below, Dally Pilot photographer Kim Haggerty-Zylim gets a temporary tattoo on her ankle at the fair. tattoos (to the untrained eye, of course) that last two to seven days. Durability depends on indi- vidual skin type, tat· too artist Carmen Ortiz said. Body oils decrease the tattoo's life expectancy: water is good -1t w asnes away oils. I pored over a selection of flow- ers, dragons and animals and finally chose a crescent moon with a face, while Kirn chose a bright·yellow sun. Prices range from $4 to $30, depending on the length of time involved. The booth also offers henna body art, starting at $15. I could see that body dec~ra· tion could easily become addic- tive -and it isn't limited to skin. Great quantities of jewelry can be found for sale at the fair, mduding toe rings at Hugh Spencer Jewelers. The toe rings run from $5 for a twisted silver nng to $45 for 14-karat gold. The hair is not to be ignored. For $11, you can get your hair twisted in a circle around your head and even adorn~ with dried flowers at the Class Act booth. Llttle girls especially like the hairdos, judging from the nwn· ber of them crushed around the lone employee, who wrapped their hair around doth·and·wire ·bandits" as quickly as she could. The bandits are $7 with- out styling. Addictions get expensive, though, so it was time to leave. For the rest of the day, heads turned when I walked past. I think I could get used to that much attention. •ALISON MURRAY is a Dally Pilot staff writer. Newport Beach/Costd Mesa Doily Pilo flll SCllDULE. TODAY •The fair Is open from 10 a.m. to midnight. MEDIA ONE KIDS' DAY Children age 12 and under are admit- ted free air day. 10 RIDES FOR $10 • Purchase • special wristband good f0< 10 camlval rides f0< S 10. Vafld.any Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Fri· day.from opening untll dosing, f0< ride$ In the major and kiddie mid- ways. Good for &II ages. Does not include gate admission. All DAY • Creations In Clay presented by O.C. Polymer Oay Guild, Home a Hobbles Building • ... ~ 1'1 • Tail0<lng Tole for _l'fnk/ Every Home present- ed by O.C. Tole & Dec0<atlve Painters, Home & Hobbies Building • Warm, Worldly, Whimsical Wood- carving pr~ted by the California Woodcarver's Guild, Home & Hobbies Building • Dairy goats and dairy cattle on dis- play, Livestock Area · • Small animals on display, Small Ani- mal Tent 9:30A.M. • Junior Poultty Showmanship (until 10:30 a.m.), Small Animal Tent 10A.M. • Western Showdown (until 8:30 p.m.), Equestrian Center (Mesa/Bal· boa Arena) • Spinning dem"onstration by Gigi Lenker (until 2 p.m.), Fiber Palace (Silo Complex) • Weaving demonstration (until 2 p.m.), Common Threads Exhibit • Junior Dairy Goat Judging (until 7 p.m.), livestock Arena • California China Painters Art Asso- ciation (until 6 p.m.), Visual Arts Building • Sod( Hop, Kids' Stage • Prehistoric Pets (until 6 p.m.), ~ .. tured Exhibit0< Area/Youth In Motion Buildi"9 • Experiences in day (until 7 p.m.), Youth In Motion Building • Crafts: Fun with Burlap (until 7 p.m.), Crafts Area/Youth In Motion Bull ding , 10:15 A.M. • down Show, Kids' Stage 10:30A.M . · • Junior Poultry Judging (until 4 p.m.), Small Animal Tent 11 A.M . • • Knots Contest. Kids' Stage • Coll Pot demonstratiOh, Yovth in Motion Building • Bonnie's Dance & Gymnast.ks St\J.. dio, He~ Stage • • Betty'-s Performing Arts, Centennial Stage NOON • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Pignitas Raceway • Silk Painting demonstration by Batchelder Silk, Fiber Palace (Silo Complex) • Cruisin' Contest. Kids' Stage • Dance Factory, Heritage Stage • Lynn Vogen Studio, Centennial Stage • Beach Cities Stars, Meadows Stage 1 P.M. •Just a Cotton Pickin' Minute! Con- test. Heritage Stage •Magic Show, Bijou Magical.Palace • Dan Wiles -Slack Rope, Melody Junction • Fashion Show for Kids presented by Wee Bit O'Heather Store, Home & Hobbies Stage • Clown ShoVll, Kids' Stage · · • • Clay Tiie Impression demonstration, Youth In Motion Building • Class Act Kids, Centennial Stage • American Tiger Karate, Meadows Stage • Gary Murray (country music), Fuch- sia Stage/Flower & Garden Building • Arny Jo Ellis (singer and storyteller), Celebrations Stage/Youth in Motion Building. 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'Jonie's recommendatfo" to call COIT uias great. They got the job done tn nothtngjlat, and it was right the first lime. Everything looks like new '' For over 45 years, COIT's advanced equipment and fully trained, certified technicians have provided the most effective cleaning available for all types of carpets, rugs, draperies, and upholstery. ·coIT's professionals care and personal attention co detail assures you the' finest results pos ible; and we guarantee It/ Call Today For A Free Estimate . COIT_ ( ' .. _Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot at the oran e conn fair Friday, July 24 I 1998 5 1:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Pignitas Raceway •Watercolor demonstration presented by Richard Thomsen (until 3 p.m.), ' Spot light StageNisual Arts Building 2 P.M. • Russell Bros. Circus, Circus Tent • Corsages lecture (in Spanish) by Maria Knepper, Orange County Branch of the National Fuchsia Society. Pink Pagoda (Front Gate) • Spinning demonstration (until 9 p.m.), Common Threads Exhibit • Picnic In the Park presented by Jan ' Mongell, Home & Hobbies Stage • leap Frog, Kids' Stage • Pink Pearl Eraser Stacking Contest, Celebration StageNouth In Motion Building • I 1 • Dance Factory. Heritage St'age ' : • Irvine 'School of Dance. Centennial Stage • Beach Cities Stars. Meadows Stage • Sanri (Andes music), Fuchsia Stage/Flower & Garden Building 2:30 P.M. • Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palace • Dan Wiles -Slack Rope, Melody Junction 3 P.M. • Clumps Contest, Kids' Stage • Coil Pot demonstration, Youth in Motion Building • De Fore Dancers. Heritage Stage • Stars Show Choir, Centennial Stage • American Tiger Karate, Meadows Stage • Elk Whistle, Spotlight ~\age/Visual Arts Building ,' • Gary Murray (count(}' music), Fuchsia Stage/Flower & Gar9'n Building 3:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Plgnltas Raceway • Kids' Soap C,arvihg pr~nted by ' Robert Morris, Home & Hobbles Stage 4 P.M. • Magte Show, Bijou Magical Palace • Russell Bros. Circus. Circus Tent • Record Roll Contest. Kids' Stage • Grease Lightning Marble Shoot, Cel- ebration Stage/Youth In Motion Build- ing '• Sixteen Plus (song & dance). Her- Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT Also on our menu: TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CH ILI & CHEESE OMELETTE • - Classified ads work for YOU! ... GET THE POINT? THE Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Community Marketpl.llf' FAIR FAO 6:30 P.M. • Oan W1I~ -SlaGk Rope, Melody Junction • Dr Feelgood & the Interns of Love, Meadows Stage 8 P.M. •The record daily attendance for a Friday in the entire history of the Orange County Fair was 61,261 on July 26, 1991. The al~time attendance record was July 27, 1991, with 82,435 attending. • Hypnotist Mark Yuzu1k. Meadows Stage • Clown Show, Kids' Stage 7 P.M. • Flymg ·u· Championship Rodeo, Grandstand Arena • Liner Note-s (a cappella). Spotlight StageN1sual Arts Building ltage Stage • Hope lnspirators, Centennial Stage • Marcille Block -gospel jazz. Spot- light Stag'eNisual Arts Building • Sarir/ (Andes music). fuchsia Stage/Flower & Garden Building 4:30 P.M. • Dan Wiles -Slack Rope, Melody Junctioo • Picnic in the Pcirk presented by Jan Mong~ll. Home & Hobbles Stage . . 5 P.M. • Yarn Spinning, Kids' Stage • Clay Tile Impression demonstration, Youth in Motion Building • Courttesses & Nobleman, Hentage Stage • Susie Martini & Olives Band, Centen· nial Stage 117 Bro ... Adjacent to • Elk Whistle, Spotlight Stage/Visual Arts Building 5:30 P.M. r • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Pigmtas Raceway ' 6P.M. •Magic Sho,w, Bijou Magical Palace • Jan and Dean. Arlington Theater • Zoot Suit Fashion Show presented by Zoot Suits in Fullerton. Hefftage Stage • Russell Bros Ctrcus, Circus Tent • Open Nubian & Open Saanen Dairy Goat Judgmg (until 10 p.m.), Livestock Arena • Elk Whistle. Spotlight Sta9eN1sual Arts Building 8:15 P.M. • Touch Of Class, Heritage Stage " 8:30 P.M. • Hypnotist Mark Yuzu1k, Meadows. Stage 9 P.M. • Jan. and Dean. Arlington Theater • Head to Toe Pampering with Mary Kay Cosmetics, Home & Hobbies Stage • Fifth-grade Spelling Bee, Kids' Stage 7:10 P.M. • Swing dance lessons with Audrey Wilson, Heritage Stage • Swmgtime Dance Cont~ with music by Johnny Pink and The Big Shots. • Kids' Karaoke, Cel~bration Stage/Yotth In Motion Building • 'oe Fore Dancers, Hentage Stage 7:30 P.M. Hen~ge Stage • • Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palac~ 9:30 P.M. • Susie Martini & Olives Band, Centen nial Stage • Swingt1me with Johnny Ptnk and The Big Shots, Heritage Stage • Or Feelgood & the Interns of Love.,: • Liner Notes (a cappella). Spotlight Stag~isual Arts Building • Sariri (Andes music), Fuchsia Stage/Flower & Garden Building • Magic Show, Bijou Magical Palace • All·Alaskan Rctctng Pigs, Los Pign1tas Raceway Meadows Stage 10 P.M. • Touch Of Class, Herttage Stage Prime Rib ... and a spectacular VIEW! 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Go• .. n z. • S102 St. LOWt. MO "31W.-~ •i•MlllolftC.. -I L---------------------------------------~--~: Watch for our 3RD ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Starting Monday, August ~ OTH .. 723-5858 I '• I • "1i Friday, July 24, 1998 • • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the ;,Qaily Pilot. Around Town, 330 w. Bay St .• Costa Mesa, 92627; fax them to 646· 4170; Of call 540-1224, ext. 333. A com- plete listing of Around Town can be found at www.latlnMs.com/pUot. TODAY . Aug. 28. Opbonal extended days, which include a snack and movie, are until 5 p.m. Admission is $110 for members, $130 for nonmem- bers. Extended day is $150 for members, $170 for non.members. For .more information, call 546· 2061. around town in the Arlington Theater at the fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Shows are tree with fair admission, which is $6 for people ages 13 to 54, $5 for anyone age 55 and over, $2 for children ages 6 to 12 and free for qilldren ages 5 and under. Parking is $4 for vehi· des with fufee or fewer people; $2 for vehicles with four or rnore. for more infonnation1 call 70S· The Hard Hat Company: Minds Under Construction will continue its staged reading series at 7 :30 p.Jl\. at Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 901B South Coast Drive, No. 150, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome. For more information, call 444-0226. Jan and Dean will perform at 7 and 9 p.m. at the 106th annual Orange County Fair in the Alling· ton Theater at the fairground~, 88 'Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Shows are free with fair admission, 'which is $6 for people ages 13 to 64, $5 for anyone qge 55 and over. $2 for children ages 6 to 12 and free for children ages and under. Pdfking is $4 for ve~ SATURDAY . 3247. AUG. 1 • •with three or fewer people;$ for vehicles with four"or more. Fdr more information, ,ca U 708-324 7. . ' Gates will be open for the 106th annual Orange County fdir through Sunddy dt the Orange County FdiJgrounds, 88 Fair Dn- ve, Cosld Mesd. Hours for this yeclf'<; fair, themed We're m the Pmk. dre noon to nudnighl Mon- .dcty through Wedn1>sday and 10 d.m. to midnight Thursday through Strn<lcty. Admission is $6 lor people ages 13 to 54 , tiG5 for dnyonf> dgC 55 dnd over, $2 for: c h1 lclrPn dqf's b to 12 and free for children c1qe~ 5 uncl under. Park- mq 1s $4 for vetucles Wlth thJee or f PwPr pv<)plc!, $:l for velucles with lour or nwrr· for more informa- .lt<m, cdll 708-:3247 or vISit the web !'>Ile• <1l www ot fdtr.com. Host families are needed for for- <'1q n Pxchdnge students who will lw in Lh<' Uni ted States during the 14!-JH-9~ school year. Students will tmnq tlw1r own hedllh insurance dnd l>pencl111q money for school ttncl <>ntertdmment. For more Jlllonndlion, cd.il 675-0423. Pun~ and Judy Guild Chlldren'• Hospital of Orange County will present a giant rummage sale from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the park- ing lot at Estancia High School, 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa.· For more information, call 515· 6500. OCC's mM :PC Users Otoup will meet from 9 a.m. to noon in the Science Hall on campus, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more infor· mation, call 662-2939. World Classic Rockers will per- form at 7 and 9 p.m. at the 106th ap.nuaJ Orange County Fair in the Arlington Theater at the fair- grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Shows are free with fair admission, which is $6 for people ages 13 to 54, $5 for anyone age 55 and over, $2 for children ages 6 to 12 and free for children age 5 and under. Parking is $4 for vehi- cles with three ot fewer people: $2 for vehicles \Vlth four or nror~. For more information, call 708- 3247. "'VouU1s ages 1 to 12 can enroll in Jim Strunk, project superinten- dent, will present a campfire pro- gram titled Bottoms Up-Bay Dredging at 7:45 p.m. at the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve, 600 Shellmaker Road, Newport Beach. Admission and parking are free. Hot chocolate and marshmallows will be served. For more information, call 640- 6746. ;e1thPr Science Camp or Explo- •rctlHm Camp at the Launch Pad on :.uw third noor of Crystal Court at ~South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., :C'ostc1 MC'sa. Science Camp and Explordl1on Camp will be held from q c.1.m. lo 2:30 p.m. weekdays .un ctlt<>rnating weeks through SUNDAY The Charlie Daniels Band wUI perform at 7 and 9 p.m. at the 106th annual Oran9e County Fair .. \...._ P/lij,to1tante o4amma ~ina In a Beautiful Setting on t VIP Lunches $9.50 with your VIP Card ·Great Lunch Offers ALSO AVAILABLE FOR SUNSET DINNERS~ Fresh Soft Shell Crab with Pasta Only $12.90 . I -lb. Live Maine Lobster with Pasta 011/y $15.90 Sunset Dinners 4:30 p.m .... 6:00 p.m. Sensational 3-Course Dinners Starthig at $I 0.90 Sunday Champagne Buffet Brunch 11 :00 a.m .... 2:30 p.m . Only $16.90 per person 673-9500 2 5 1 East Pacific Coast Hwy. • Newport Beach Beautify Your Yard!· • l.andscape Design , • • StonewOf'k. PaU08& UJ)Qi • Waterfalls, Pools&Sp8s • IAnd!lCaflC Ugh~ • Dral...ge Specialise• We have over 40 years combined service in this area. Our quality, creativity and service are unmatched. Together we wtU taJce care of all your Land.9cape and masonry needs. FARNSWORTH LANDSCAPE COMPANY • .. 548-5132 QLASSELL MASONRY COMPANY 434-7744 lAc.fM8Mt MONDAY Stories and Crafts from Around the World will be presented at 10:30 a.rn. for s~0ol-age chil?ren at Newport Beach Central Library's Fri,ends Meeting R~m, 1000 Avocado Ave. For· more information, call 717-3801. Joan Andrews, founder of Coast· line Counseling Center of New- port Beach, will present a free lec- ture titled ·ADD Overview" at 7 p.m. at the center, 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. For more information, call 4 76-0991. TUESDAY _..,_,. .. All Lassen's Leads Club will meet at 7:15 a.m. at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 474-9228. WEDNESDAY The Networkers will rneet from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa GoU & Country Club, 1701 GoU Course Drive. Admission is $12 and includes lunch. For more information, call 885-9093. Wedding Coordlnatton: Starting Your Consulting Service will be presented from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p .m. at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registration is $99 (includes· materials). For more information, call 493-6513 ex;t. ~· · . . Tales of Piratel and Swashbuck- lers will be presented· froro 10 to 11:15 a.m. at South .Co~t Story- tellers Guild House, 1551 A Baker St., Costa Mesa. Ad.mission is $10. For more information, call 496- J.960. Pastels, an art exhibit by Laguna Hills artist Billie Nugent, will be on display through Aug. 31 in the foyer of the Newport Beach Cen· tral Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, call 717-3801. AUG. 8 A program on marine mammals will be presented at 7:45 p.m. at the Upper Newport Bay Ecologi- cal Reserve, · 600 Shellmaker Road, Newport Beach. Parking and admission are free: Hot chocolate and marshmallows will be served. For more information, call 640-6746. 5«nlle I · ' You're 10 Beer Heaven s 32nd Annual July 2 -August 30 10 A.M. -10 P.M. "Your Home Away From Home "The Best Art Shopping in So. California" .. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • FEATURED ENTERTAINMENT • • • • aATURDAY, JULY as TY .. ON• ANTHONY -EASY LISTENING • • • : aUNDAY, JULY ae : • NSW CA"laaKAN •STEEL DRUM TRIO • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $6 Adult Season Pass (Come a~ often as you like) 935 Laguna Canyon Rd, Laguna Beach Info 949/494-3030 or hup:llwww.sawdustartfestival.ora Newport Beach/Costa Meso Daily Pil ONGOING The KJwanls Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at noon Thursdays at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bay- side Drive, Corona del Mar. For more information, call 852-1148. Oasis Senior Center offeYs a.haJf- bour of free legal consultation by appointment by calllng 644-3244. MoJlthlY worl<.sl}ops for people with cancer and their relatives meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the sec- ond Tuesday of evety month at the Patty and George HOl'ig Can· cer Center in Newport Beath. For . more infonnation, call 760-5542. . A support group for younger patients with lupus meets··trom 1:30 to 3 p.m . ·the second and fourth Wednesday of each month in Newport Beach. For details, call 536-1734. A workshop for p~ople with lymphedema meets from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at Hoag Cancer Center auditorium in Newport-Beach~For information, call 760-5542. ~ Oasis Senior Center Offers a meal program for member$. Lunch is served daily from 11:45 a .m . to 12:15. p.m. in the multipurpose room at 800 Marguerite Ave., Coroga del Mar. Home-delivered meals a re available for home- bound ~eniors. Reservations are required. Meals are sponsored by SCSS Inc. For more information, call 644-3244. Oasis Senior Center offers med- ical equipment . rental, from wheelchairs to walkers and mor by calling 644-3244. Oasis Senior Center has a co prehensive medical library answer or research any medic question. Call 644-3244. Oasis Senior Center offers counselor to assist with questio about Medicare; HMOs, supple mentaJ and long-term care insm ance by appointment. For mor information or appointments, cal 644-3244. Expanded Awaren.ess Seminar presents a weekly meditation ses sion at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at th Hub of Newport Mesa, 130 E ·17th St., Suite 218. Suggeste donation is $10. For more info mation, call 646-1128. A free Introductory class in prt mordial sound meditation i. offered by Marvin Greenberg a Complementary Healing Arts 666 Saker St., Costa Mesa. Po the time and day or to make reservation, call 969-7653. The Newport Beach Psych<>J9gl cal Association presents a men'~ support group at 4 p.m. Fridays The fee is $25 per session. Fo more information, call 722-4588. :The ~lance for the Mentally I at Orange County provides edu cation and emotional support to families with loved ones who aJ mentally ill. A free support grou meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. eve other Saturday at Orange Coun Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Re Hill Ave., Costa Mesa. For mor information, call 850-e463. Newport Beath/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot around town Friday, July 2.4, 1998 7 The Networkers, a program pro- vided by the Costa Mesa ChdJD- ber of Commerce, meets from 11 :45 a.m to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the Costa Mesa Golf and Coun- µy Club, 1701 Golf Course Dnve. Ltmch ts $12. The one-time mem- bership fee is $15. Cdll 574-8783 or 540-0201. I 'l>rospects Networklng Group meets from 7:~6 lo 8:30 a.m. Wednesdays at~,!Vtirni's Cafe, 1835 1 Newport Blva.. Costa Mesa. 'Breakfast is~'. For more informa- tion, call Apifie Stafford al 474- 2225 or Tina' Firman dt 551-3156. All Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7:15 a :m. Tuesda:ys at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa: .Mesa. F.or more information, call •. 646-1252. Zen Home Sutchery, a local manufacturer of meditation sup- plies, holds a free meditation from 5 to 7 p.m. Sundays at Mesa Busi- ness Center, 711 W. 17th St., Suite A-8, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call 722-7818. The Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commis- sion meets al 7 p.m. the first Tues; day of each month in the City Council chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-3151 . NlcoUne Anonymous fellowship E. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 953-0900 Ensign lntermedlate School oilers a free parenting senunar and open discussion for pa.rents of teens from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the last Wednesday of each month For more information, call 225-8189. • Oasis Senior Center offers a Parkinson's disease support group from 7 to 9 p.m. the second Thurs· day of each month at 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244 . The Yoga Place offers a prenatal and postnatal yoga class from 3 to 4!30 p.m. Thursdays. New classes begin on the first of the month. For more information, call 642· 7400. Hoag Cancer Center offers Man to Man, a free prostate cancer dis· cussion group, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the first Wednesday of each month at the center auditorium, 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41, New- port Beach. For reservations or more information, call 722-6237. The PaclHc Business Xchange has weekly breakfast meetings at 7 a.m. Tuesdays al the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. There is no charge for the initial meeting. For more information, call 640-0588. the Ne1ghborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more mfonnation, call 645-5326. A free telephone help Une for seniors ages 62 and over is offered by mortgage consultant Bob Brennan at 3 p.m. Wednes· days at Bayside Village, 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 723- 0233. I The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers a prograth for young men ages 14 to 18 who are interested in learn- ing about sailing, se<nn.ansb.ip, piloting, navigation and cruising. Meetings are from 6 to 9 p.m . Wednesdays at the Sea ~xplorel' Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. For more information, call 642-6301 or 551- 8591. Oasls Senior Center offers ongo- ing assistance, counseling and referral services for seniors. For appointments or more informa- tion, call 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Square and Round Dance Club seeks experienced dancers to join in from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets, Costa MesaA.. For more information, call 545·!>b69. wants lo help men and women The Newport Beach Psychologi- who smoke to quit and remain cal Association presents a coed smoke-free. For more information relationship group called Insight on local evening meetings, call Equals Power at 7 p.m. Thurs- 650-2713. T days. The fee is $25 Per week. For A free support group for cancer patients meets at 7 p.m. Wednes- days and a support group for peo· pie suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome meets from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays at the Institute for Holistic lreatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, Newport Beach. For more infor- mabon, call 251-8700. The Costa Mesa HJstortcal Sod· ety holds a free open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m Thursdays al 1870 Anahetm Ave., Costa Mesd. The event features memorabilid from the city of Costd Mesa and 'the Santa Ana Army Alf Base. For more informdUon, call 634-5918. I 'Overeaters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays dl St. John's Episcopdl Church, 183 ' llP.A.RENTS • NEW INSTANT AT :HOBl:E DRUG TEST NO DOCTOR--NO NO HOSPITAL ..:.."Lo'r'EaT ~ ('714)86'7-4776 F.O.A. A rov9d Crystal Cove State Pork 7 a.m. 1st wave Sprint Race more information, call 722-4588. Hoag Cancer Center offers a free relaxation and imagery workshop from 10 to 11:30 a.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41 , New- port Beach. For more information, call 760-5542. The Costa Mesa Republican Assembly meets at 7 p.m. the third Thursday of each month at Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Arthritis FoandaUon Instructor Wyoma McKinley leads an exer- cise class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Bcs.ker St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 513-5641. Crystal Cove State .Pork, Laguna Beach USAT r• 1/2 mi 12 mi 3 mi lst ti91e oduhs ·kids 200 Ycts 4 mi 1 '/2 mi Corona Del Mar H.S. Foundation O.t Junior lifeguards Kiwanis Youth Propns ' .. ,..... ,.... ........ llZO.LMlfll l.IM&..._.. ~l*l·cildl-S-...•M.....:.__,Nl!MI_,_., ..... ~ """Nim !\ *..., .... ,., ic.-1• Ml °""' 0 I _ .......... --------------~ _......._ ____ _ __ uw_. • ...,...._.,...., •• ._,_,.,. ........................ -... ...... . Nightly meeUng are ottered In Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone who wants to over- come nicotine addiction .Por a schedule or more informab.on, call 774-9106 or (800~ 642-0666. The Newport Sports Collectlon Foundation, a nonprofit orgaruza- tion, operates a free museum at 620 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. The museum, which has one of the world's largest col· lections of sports memorabilia, is · open from 9 ci.m. to 5 p.m. week- days. For more information, call 721-9333. meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Tue:>dayi. in Sgt. Pepperoru's meetmg room, 2300 Bnstol St , Newport Beach. For reservations or more mfonna- bon, call 7:j0-3671. People interested ln reading Engl.J.sh can learn with the help of a tutor. Hourly rates and tunes negotiable. For more information, cdll 851-1739 Mesa Messengers Toastmaster Oasls Senior Ce~ter offers vbti- Club 691 in Costa Mesd meeL'> at al-aid screerun~· with a Braille 1 p.m. Tuesdays at Mesa Verde Institute rep~sentauve by United Methodist Cb11rrh, 1701 appointment p y For more ilifor- W. Baker SL, Costa "Mesa For rnalion. call .tY. -3244 more infonnation, call 540-4446 f ......,,. Oasis Senir v C"nter bas a· walk- Blue Flame Toastmasters Club mg group ;called Walkers Not 2717 meets at 7 a.m. Wednesdays Rockers t J\t meets once a week at the Village' Farmer, South to cn~'oi scemc walks in and Coast Plaza Village, 1651 Sun-dround e Newport Beach area. , flower Ave., Costa Mesa. The For a' e mfonnation, call &44· Jioag Cancer Center sponsors a · meeting ls free for first-time v1si-324• free tai chi class for lntermed!ate tors. For more informal.Ion. cdU . to advanced leyels from 10:30 to 8~5-4308. • Es.'fauaJ Weight · Management 11:30 a.m. Thursdays for people o' Jr~ mteracti\te and proacbye with cancer and their families. A Toastmasters Club 23t meets at 1 1 '/eight-loss groups Learn behav- beginners session meets from a.m . Mondays at The lrvme Co., ~ for mootflcal.Jon dnd other tech- 10:30 to 11 :30 d.m Fridays. The 550-C Newport Center. Newpo~ f niques lo control your weight classes are designed to reduce Beach. For more infonnabon. Cd ' Cost lS $20 Groups meet from stress, increase longevity and pro-733-2209. 6.30 to 8 pm. Wednesdays and mote a sense of well-being with I bask, easy-lo-learn, non-strenu-HarborUtes Toastmaster47 Club Thursdays at 369 San Migue ous movements to clld m balance 1927 meets at 7 am. Wednesdays Dnve, Swte 350, Newport Beach and concenlrdtion. The class lS at the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E I Cdll 718•9848 taught by Victor Annand. No reg-Coast Highway, Newport Beach istration is reqwred and the class For more mfonnauon, call 965-An ongoing group discussion is free. t loag Cancer Center is dt 3648. and rnl<'ract1on for recovenng 4000 w. Coast Highway, Newport women alcohob~ who have been Beach. Por more information, call Udo Isle Toastmasters meets '>Ober dl least a year meets from 8 722-6237. Mondays from 6:30 to 8 pm at to 9;30 p.m. Thursdays to cliscuss the Glendale FederctJ Bctnk Com-relat.Jonshlps, careers dnd bving munity Room, 100 Newport Cen -life sober. There 1s ct cost based on ter Drive, Fastuon Jsldnd, New-d. slidmg Sfdle fee. For more infor- port Beach. For more mformauon, I mdlJon, cctll 225·8189. Oasis Senior Center oHers a dal· ly telephone contact program for seniors who hdve d limited local support system For more infor- mation, Cdll 644 -3244 The Costa Mesa Communicators Toastmasters Club mc•ets from noon to 1 p m. Wednesddys at the Orange County Depdrtm~nt of Educat10n,. 200 Kalmus Dnve. Cosld Mesd Mee tmgs dte open to anyone who wants to improve his or her pubtic-spE>akmg skills. For more information. call 444-5030. The Newport Beach Dlstln- gwshed TOdSbndsters Club 1300 call 964-5314. The Hope lnslltute, a center for Oasis Senior Center offers a recovery dnd fctmily education, Care-A· Van transport to take offers a women's support group members to appointments and from b :lO to 8 pm Tuesdays al grocery shoppmg The shuttle 2900 Bristol St. C-206. Costa lakes members to the center. For Mesa For more information, call appointments, call 644-3244. 1 432-0020. Specializing in the . Treatment of CO-DEPENDENCY & ADDICTIONS Carol HuHabr. lCSW LCS<l 15SJ3 C~rt•f'i"' Hypnothrrap1'01 I lun ... d r .. \(holh~npllll fOWAJWS IRVIN~ IMAX THEATRE IS LOCAn r1 Al THE EDWARD) IRVINE SPEC TQlJM WHERE THf r, & .1()<, rRffWAYS MffT IRVltH • lAll rOI.' <·ROUP SALES l<. INfORMATION '-1.lG :"\32 IMA\ . . • • ' • • : I 8 Friday, July 24, 1998 BARBOT CONTINUED FROM 1 School Distnct for seven years, said be has had to deal with large nwnbers· of hrruted-Engllsh stu- dents there dS well HOAG I '. CONTINUED FROM 1 I; I •' pem1dnent fix to the problem.ff sdld Peter Foulke. execut1ve vice president of I IOdg ' Pdndollh !>dtd the r\ew system 1s alreddy operatms dt dbout a S0"1., ga•dtN efftnehcy than the old one. dlltl the mtens1ty could he mcre<l?t•d l>y dnother 50"1., 1f the ne<·d drn,I'~ Aho on hc111tl dl the ceremony • The VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs per1od1cally in the Daily Pilot If you'd like mformat1on on getting your organi- zation listed, call 642 4321, ext 331 ALS ASSOCIATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyolrophtc Ldtl'rdl Scle- ros1'> A!.sondll()n, Orc1rHJe County Chdptcr, n<•Pcl'> mcrny vplunteer!.. For informc1t1on. r cJll th<' chdptPr offtc<> di '175-1422 ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE COUNTY The> Al..,rhp11nPr\ As!>OCJdlJOn of Ordng<' C ·ounly n<•Nfs volunteers for t•1th<-r of two sc>rv1tes - "hE>lpltnl'" """"tcinls di the chdp· ter offtn•, or '>Upport group Jedd· ers dnd <f>·lh1<lNs m tht• rommu- ntly IJ<1y·IOn<J hPlpllil<' lrdlntng sesStono. c1nd .,upport group IE>ader lrdtntnq S(''>'>IOns dH' free They also 1ndud<' d hqht lunch To reg- 1stPr. <dll 28'1-1111 d~ soon dS pos- s1bh• AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Th<• Ordny<• County Region of thP AmNICdn C'tinr<>r Society seeki. off1cP votuntceri.. The soCJ- ety 1c, cJl!>C> sN~km9 volunteers to answt>r r<1lb for the unit's HPlphnc> lnfoCPnt<>r. For tnforma- tion on these dncl other volunteer opportuntlt<'S, tdlJ L1sd Lctndry dl 261 ·Q44b .. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ANGELS ON WHEELS Volunteer drivers from New- port Bedch and Costd Mesa can help canct>r pdtients get to and from their medical treatmen~ m Orange County. Volunteers use their own cars or the soaety's donated Vdn to recilly mdke a dif. ference m someone's recovery. Patients are able to g.et m and out of vehicles themselves. Volun- teers must be at least 25 years old with a valid dnver's ltcense. Call Lisa Landry al 261-9446 to become an Angel on Wheels. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP The Amencan Cancer Society • @JtuiiiiwWJJ FloraJ & Gifts 50°/o off SUMMER SALE -·-'Topiaries Jllrrangements fll{C Stem JforaCs Se{ectea !Home 'Deco r -·-Mon-Fri 10-6 · 1t lO-.S 969 e. 11" St. ~~. r~ r-. 1t.~"4J 646-6745 •1t doesn't really reflect the msbtution t<> measure tests after the f int year [in whiCh a pupil has attended school in the distnct), • he said. •vou want to see how they've progressed after they've ~n id the district for three or four years." Because 11th-graders will no was Al Tello from the office, of state Sen. Ross Johnson\ (R· Irvine), who sponsored the bill that originally allocated the $750,000 from Caltrans. "We have ·been loo'Png for- ward to this day for some time,"' .Tello said. "The result is a· fine example of what Cdn be achieved by working closely together • . Foulke said Hoag will operate r and maintain the new system, which is made posSJble by the money the system is saving the hospital in energy costs. longer be tested next year, Barbot said it · behooves the distnct to identify the weaknesses in the system and come up with ideas to correct them. "The bottom line is we need to fmd out what we can do to help those students," be said. ·we can't just say, 'He can't walk a FUCHSIA ' CONTINUED FROM 1 and transplanting .. . ·I went a little bit off the deep end," he said. Knutson said Monahan's second-place fuchsia w as beaullful. Monahan·attrtbute'd his suc- cess to the "luck of the Irish.• But Knutson gave both city block.' We need to look at his muscles and his lungs, find out why he can't walk and address that.• Barbot said he will root out any mind-set tbdt allows for failure. •All students can achieve,• he sa.td. I officials mor~· credit. "They did''a ruce job,• Knut- son said. i' "I was really impressed, 1' Mona!1an and Erickson competed against 15 others in the Costa Mesa city officials d1vis1on, said fair spokes- woman Jill Lloyd. J1urd place went to Bonnie K1Jbota, an olfice specialist in development services, Lloyd said. VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY Discovery Shop needs volunteer.; from 10 a.m. to 5·p.m Monddy through Saturday at 2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mdr. · For more mformation, call 640- 4777. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY RELAY FOR LIFE The Amencan Cancer Soaety needs volunteers for a numbc>r bf tasks. For more infom1dtion, con- tact Lisa Landry dt 261-9446. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEbfoNE Amerrcans for Free Choice m Med1cme, d nonproht educallondl orgaruzallon founded on the idea of individual ltberty dnd free enterprise, is seeking office vol- unteers. For more 1nformallon, call 645-2622. AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION The Amencan Heart Associa- tion is loolung for volunteers to perform various general office duties. including photocopymg, typmg, light computer work, preparing large mailings and oth· er clerical duties from 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m.. Monday through Friday. Call Teri Brown, volunteer coordindtor, dl 856· 3555 for more information. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOS· PICE PROGRAM The American Home Health · Hospice -Program needs volun- teers to give emotional support to ORANGE COAST COLLEGE I · '1 'T• · .. · Ow &0th Alw1fversary Production of Jiddlero,, the RPof \(iflf'1\nf••C H, 11 •1lf' ti.int. ,i_ n,. \tJ._, 1,111L1rnp1• ~ Tickets (714)432-5880 terminally ill patients and their families m the greater Orange County area. Training is provid- ed. For tn.formation, call 550-0800 or (800) 540-2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross needs volunteers to address commuruty groups about Red Cross services and to act as liaisons with the med1d m disaster and emergency s1tuallons. For information, call Judy Iannaccone, 835-5381. ARIDAY HISPANIC WOMEN'S PROGRAM Bilingual and multilingual vol- unteers aie needed to write grants and ass1St with public-rela- bons efforts for this agency, which helps with parenting 1Ssues and md!Tiage and relationship coun- seling. For information, contact Ann Markey at 953-5757, ext. 111. ASSOCIATION RENAISSANCE CREATORS ARC lS a nonprofit group in Costa Mesa that sponsors and supports multi-outreach commu- ruty seMce programs, such as the homeless sanctuary. Volunteers are needed. For information, call Renee Namaste at 540-5803. BALLET PAOFICA The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a OD volunteer support group for Ballet Paafica. needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. For information, call Molly Lynch at 851-9930. BIG BROTHERS. BIG SISTERS Men and women over 20 years old who have ·lived in Orange County for at least six months and have been on the job for at least three months are needed to serve as 819 Brothers or Big Sisters for children ages 6 to 16 from smgle- parent homes. For information, call 544-7773 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC., ORANGECOUNTYCOUNOL . Volunteer opportunities include fund raising. program development and training to existing troops an·d packs. For more information. call Devon Dougherty, 546-4990. BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF COS· TA MESA/NEWPORT BEACH The three area Boys and Girls Clubs need volunteer coaches and arts and, crafts workshop teachers. For locations and more information, call Dick Powers, 642-2245 .. CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES The Center for C reative Altema~ tives, a non-profit charitable orga- ruzation that works through the United Way, needs volunteers, graduate level interns or trainees. For information, call Karen at 642- 0377. Healt.h & Wellness Center MAsSAGE SWEDISH SPORTS DEEP AROMAntERAPY BODY1RFA1MENJS Complete Spa Including Sauna 0Pt"n 7 days a week • Mon,fn 9'.m-9pm. Sa1 • .SUn. 10am-7pm Costa Mesa 666 Baktt, Suite i 0 I Newport Beach/Costa N.eso Doily Pilot SUCCESS CONTINUED FROM 1 students get promoted to the next grade level even though their test scores don't justify the promotion. It's a term generally applied to elementary schools but is also rel- evant in secondary schools. Stokes said the district doesn't have a strong policy addressing retention of students who don't make the grade. "We don't have a good promo- . lion-and-retention policy," Stokes said. •It is something we -really need to look at." ' . But district officials said research indicates that the dam- age _ to a student's self-esteem from being h~ld back often out- weighs any gains from going "1997 R.nglong Bros through a grade a second time "The state discourages reten. tion, • said Eleanor Anderson, the district's director of assessment services •A lot of good, solid research shows that holding a stu- dent back a year vastly increases their chances of dropping out lat- er.· While students' grades may improve the first year they're held back, Anderson said scores usuaJ. Jy end up falling again. Stokes said a preferred way to deal with students whose skflls aren't up to grade level is to put them in remedial programs: "'U a teacher sees that a stUden is below their grade level, they can involve the school's ihterven- tion team to have the· studen referred to RSP (Resource Spe. cialist Programs] or remedia classes,* slie said. · .tflJLY 15 •JULY 19 JULY 28 -AUG. 4 AUG. 6 -AUG. 9 GIU:AT WESTtRN FOIUJM. 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SOMETHING FOR .ALL OF YOU , I • • _, I I •• EYE-OP£NER locol suri"1 are shut out at U5. Open before 1he weekend begins l 0 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily•Pilot . ' ' i ,Costa M~a·s Richie Collins knocked out pt the 9.s. Open in -tpe first routtd in Huntington Beach surf '])lursday; Collins says if's an om¢n which will propel him to big:1 trungs next time. " ' n1rnA1m Out-N soruili.ti~ on the Association of Surfing Professt(>nals' Tour during his heyday Datt P9ol in the)ate 1980s and early 90s, surfed HUNTINGTON BEACH -Once the extremely well in his opening beat, but darting of West Coast surfing and now tinis)ied third in the men's mats .sev- •among the rnnks of old school, Costa enth round (heat 1'3). Mesa's Rlch1e Collins is fixed on recap-·The top two in each heat advanced. ttitrng some local glory, but he'll need , lwo entries in the G-Shock, which lt> wait a t least another year. · opens main-event rounds today, will '' CoUins, the outspoken fon_ner Op earn wild-card berths into the Op Pro Pro champion who. al age 29, is tJying next week at the same location. to crack the World Championship Tour But for Collins, whose only sponsor 'tme more tune, was knocked out m bis these days is himself, the comeback ftrst heat Thursday morning in the G-trail is on solid footing. Shock US. Open of Surfing at the •I'm surfing better now than a year Hunt.mgton Beach Pier. ago,• said Collins, who was married a ·nus is an omen," Collins said. "In year ago. "I'm way more solid in my I 988, I lost my first heat (in the Op Pro) style and I'm not as carefree . My mind u nd c'6.me back in '89 and won it. Now is solid now -it's not all over the place. it's 1998 dnd I lo$l my first heat and in I know what I want to do and being '9H, I'm going to win (the Op Pro again). married has helped. I have no more I'm telling you, it's an omen. I'm going girlfriend problems and family prob- l~> win it next yedr. I don't care what Iems. I don't stress out and freak out as 'thow other guys t.lunk; I know they're mudl. • 1dughmg nghl now." Collins, who entered this week's G- , Collm!>, one or the more colorful per- Shock ranked 32nd on the ASP Tour's RlcHe Collinl Surfer, citing the last time he was KO'd early In the Op Pro, then won it the following .year. '" ' World Qu.a)jJying Series. 'has been self-sufficient in,. his surfing. ~ board shaper ~r as long as })e's been surting, Collins felies solely on hJmself for the t!osts of' travelif\!J the world and com- petipg in the WCiS. /•Everybody just forgot about me,• Collins said. "Nobody puts you in magazines because you're not sponsored, but I'm still surf- . iny better and better. I pay for everything with my (shaping) business. Financially it's hard, but my wife (Caroline) and l will make it. We're going to travel the world together for the next year and my goal is to get back on the (World Champi- onship Tour). •u I make it, we'll travel again next GUOn Of THE DAY •1 don't stnm u cnl freak out as n..dt ... • Riehle Colllns.. surfer - Friday, July 24, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Canson • 949-57 44223 year and I'll·surf on the tour, and if not, then we'll stay home and I'll work my business, which has really started to do well.• Collins, who also believes a pro golf career on the PGA Tour is Within his reach in the future, appeared to surf well enough on Thursday to advance, but the judges felt otherwise. •Sometimes it's just other guys surf- ing well in the heat,• said Ian Cai.ms, the event's executive director. Collins, who wasn't pleased after- ward, caught more waves (six total) than any of the other three competitors in the heat and showed plenty of cre- ativity by going through the pier on his first wave andnpping off solid maneu- -vers every time up. Hagen Kelly won the heat with 19.75 points, followed by Jason Bogle (17.85), Collins (15.75) and Saxon Boucher (14). "I didn't really see any- body get better waves,• Collins said. • .. J!' • • • .. SEE COLLINS PAGE 11 MMC: MARllN/OAJlYPILOT Riehle Collins was KO'd Thursday morning. B OA TING SURF I NG l • terrance phillips A price for glory Choosing durability .over glitz will help a yacht appreciate in value. WP've all heard the ' comment, "A boat lS a hole m the water to which you consta nUy fill with money • Well m some cases, this statement JUSt doesn't hold weter! ThP mdgazm<>s are full of boats of which some seem highly o:ver pnced, while others seem to ~ the bargdin of the century. There 1s usudlly an explanation and redsons for both ..However, there dre some cJllss1cs U1dt seem to defy ~ecic1t.Jon and are actually either holding their value or, m same casPs, are worth more today than 10 yedrs ago. The good news is you no longer have to go home to your spouse and say, "Honey, I just bought a boat and 1t only cost $35,000 " l1us sta tement has been known lo in crease the net worth of farruly practice lawyers. By choosing the rig ht boat, you can proudly stale, ·Honey, today I made an investment for -OUT portfolJo • ' -' Nautical neophytes tend to look dt the cosmetics, color ;.1'jleme, furniture and creature ~--comforts rather than things that -0arry far more importance 'donceming the vessel's integrity. They should consider things ~e the diameter of the propeller 1:.balt; does it have-or n eed a ~pj>ort bearing between the tail :»i.ttt and stuffing box?; the gel »:>4l. backmg plutes on all deck 'Cleets, American stainless steel, die struts, blown or hand-laid llberglass lay-up, the tank ~t).StructJon and, most 1.JnportanUy, the lustory and reputation of the manufacturer . . • • t • I i ' J I • I • • ! • • • • I believe the key words, for ).(ny boat builder, whether ~uilding for 50 or bve years, are 'C'aftsmanship, quality and mtegrlty . Hatteras, Bertram, Chris Qalt, Knight-Carver and others ttove been around for years .. The 1. reeson ror their longevity -they :bW1d quallty boats. -The Hatteras 46, 50 and 53 ~still in high demand. Vintage ~foot Hatteras mo~oryachll can for as high as $350,000. The looters and yachtfish models are even higher. •..,The amazing thing ii that llSGllle of these boats were built ln 1960s and command almost uch now as they did when .,, ... -----f ' •,,..-.) DON LEACH I DAA.Y Pl.OT Costa Mesa's Veronica Kaye runs up the beach after her beat on Wednesday at the U.S. Open where she was ellmlnated ln the second round of the Wahine trials. SHOOTING FOR THE SILVER SCREEN Costa Mesa model/surfer ready to travel the'world with camera and surfboard. RJCIWU> DUNN Datt,.. I nstead of being a seruor in high school next fall at Newport Harbor, Veronica Kay has other plans.Just the Hollywood movie stuff. navel the world. Surf. Get everyttung paid for by sponsors. Nothing really out of the ordinary. For Kay, of Costa Mesa, Juggling a dual career in surfing and modeling could have Its rewards by next year in the fonn of the silver screen. Rather than attending football games and school dances, Kay is set to travel coastlines throughout the world with five people, Including herself, two other surfers and cinematographer Marshall Hatori, on a film expedition sponsored through private investors. "We're going to tour up and down the coasts, like in the old surf movies, but we want the film to be for the screen,• Kay said. •we know we can get it into film festivals. It'• just a matter of taking it from there, but it's definitely going to be en experience.• Key, 17, II Roxy surfWeu'1 No. l pinup ~ Sbe'1 aDo a model for Otkley sunglasses, Gravity skateboards, Cobian sandals and Al Merrick surfboards, but she sometimes struggles with posing for photos and surfing in compeWion. "When I look at what I really want, I'm kind of being pulled in two different directions,• Kay said. •There's modeling and surfing, and now acting. But ever since I started surfing (at age 13), I've had a dream and now it's starting to become a reality.• Por Kay, a national high school champion in 1997 after winning the National Scholastic Surfing Association title at Lower nestles, it's difficult staying sharp and competitive when you've been on the road doing promotions and photo shoots. •1 want to be a pro surfer,• said Kay, who surfs as an amateur, even though her travel expenses are paid for by sponsors. •What I really want to be is a world champion, not just a pro surler. To do that. it'll take a lot of focut and determination. Lately, things have been scattered with modeling deals. You're going to need to sacrifice things to make it (in surfing). •t..ately, I haven't done too many contests, because I've been traveling and I've been gone. I think that'• what bu been hurting me, becaU98 I'm out ol tbe groove. ·1 definitely (prefer) IWflDg. Mode~ tends to just Jeeve you kind " mwt)'. Surfing is totally different. I feel a lot of fulfillment from stirfing.• Kay, who will take independent studies to complete her schooling, was knocked out Wednetday in the Wahine women's trials tecond round in the G·Sbock US. Open of Swting at the HuntingtOii a..ch Pier. Kay, who along with Holly Beck of Marthattan Beach has been billed by some publications as the future of American female surfers because of her impact on the growth in women's surfwear, finished fourth in her heat and did not advance . ln the heat, Yvonne Rogencamp was flrst, followed by Jenny Boggis, Holly Monk:man and Kay. •There was a little bit of hassling going on,• Kay said. •That's definitely an area I need to work on. I'm really aggressive by nature, but sometimes, I think you can psyche yourself out because you're so focused and getting around people and hassling them.• Kay, who came up through the NSSA • ranks and is currently 51st in the World Qualifying Series, will leave at the end ol August for a seven-month journey along the world's coastlines. The movie is scheduled to be called "To Surf." Th.ls year Kay has already taken extended trlpt to Hawaii, Puerto Rico (twice) and New York (several times). "School'• defiil.ltely hard, too, but I plan to go to college,• Kay said. •tt just depends on where my cateer gqes." While mOlt high tc:boOl ..mon are concerned about dates to tbe prom and rompleting college~. Key lt appeen hu mod8led her fuhn in b6g twf for the big' ecnen. . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot W l T 11 P 0 L·O lJronze: Team USA succumbs ·to Italy, 8-7 · ··Last-second score :wave d off by ;referee ,because of U.S·. foul. . NEW YORK, N.Y.-Withthree seconds left to play, it appeared as though Brad Schumacher had scored a game-tying goal for Team USA ip the bronze medal water polo match at the Goodwill Games. But an offensive foul called just prior to the shot nulli- fied the goal and Italy cAme away with an 8-7 victory Wednesday at the Nassau County Swimming and Diving Center. Team USA, down, 4-0, stayed calm and trimmed the lead to 4-3 at halftime behind goals by Woll Wigo, Schumacher and J eremy Pope. Italy pushed to the lead to 6-4, but Team USA rallied back to tie the score on a backhand shot by ~ent Albright with 3:21 left. Italy brieil¥ took the, lead before Kyle Kopp tie the score at 7.7. with 1:03 left on the dock. An . ejection on Team USA's Chi Kredell with 32 seconds left gave Italy a man-up advantage and Leonardo Sottani scored for Italy with 18 seconds left. Team USA Coach John Vargas was pleased with his teams comeback effort. •Maybe this will put some fire underneath us," Vargas said. •1t was dissa- pointing, but the effort was defi- nitely there. " Russia defeated Spain m the gold medal match, 11-5. Pirates' camp looms The Pirate -------Baske tball Camp H 0 0 P S Co! boys and girls in grades two through eight begins next week at Estancia High. Orange Coast coach nm O'Brien and Estancia coach Rich Boyce will direct and supervise instruction and gd.Jnes. The camp runs daily next week from 9 a.m. to noon and costs $60. Signups at the door are OK, but space is limited to 50 campers. A second session will begin on Aug. 3. For information, call 573-2928. VOLLIY POLO ' Bill Barnett's polo roster: Jenna Barto, Katberl.De Belden, Tawny Bobbit, Kyndra Cox. Katberlne Gregg, Kienten Johnson, Erin Kennedy, Jocelyn Manderlno, Taryn Mast. MacKenna Mosler, Heather Pappas, All Taylor, Carly Wilson. • Tubular water polo match set for Sunday NEWPORT· BEACH -Action promises to be exciting, or at least entertaining, as the Newport Harbor girls' water polo team matches up against the girls' volleyball team at Newport Harbor High's pool at 4 p .m . on Sunday m a fundraising event for both teams. The volleyball team will put on bathing suits and play with the help of inner tubes to keep them afloat. There is a $5 donation tee at the door. Snacks and drinks will be sold. Proceeds from the game will help both Newport Harbor teams raise money to go to the Hawaii lnVitational Water Polo and Volleyball tournaments. The event was put together by the Newport Water Polo Foun- dation, in conjunction with Newport Harbor Volleyball. Doors open at 3:30 p.m. Patrons can help support the learns by attendmg the game or sponsoring a player. Contact Lauren Johnson for details, (949) 631-3669. • Danny Glenn's volleyball roster: Candice Keys, Brenda Waterman, Kathy I.avoid, Marissa Cothran, Erica Wade, April Ross, Jennifer Carey, Krista Dill, Erin Haller, Jennifer Sandro, Andrea Schutz, Kieran Collins, Allison Lent. Heather Cullen, Taylor Govaars. L I T T L E l E I G.U E S 0 F T I I l l :Something to prove •With strong pitching, the young Costa Mesa National All-Stars are looking to make an impact at sectionals. COSTA MESA -A combined }.irajors Division All-Star softball team from the Costa Mesa Amer- ican and Costa Mesa National Uttle Leagues begins the Section JV District Townament against the representative of District 29 on Saturday at Lakeside Junior High in a 5 p.m. game. three years and are still growmg in size, Ten players from the Nallonal League and four from the Ameri- can make up the Cost.a Mesa All- Stars. SUIFllG Locals bow out ' at.Open • Area competitors can go back to their Newport breaks, while qualifiers~ co"nti.Ilue thei! hunt in the quest for surfing glory. HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Newport-Mesa area's last hope of qualifying a surfer for next week's Op Pro Surfing Champi- onship at the Huntington Beach Pier was washed away Thursday as Dave Post (Newport Beach) and Richie Collins (Costa Mesa) were knocked out in the seventh round or the men's lrlals Ul the G- Shock U.S. Open of Surfing. Post, who recorded the event's highest-scoring wave in the sixth round on Wednesday with d 9.5 (out of a possible 10), fmished third in heat two Thursday morn- ing and did not qudlify for the main event. Post surfed against heat win- ner Kurt Jacobs of Australia and former world champion Tom Cur- ren, who was second. Kasey Cur- tis (San Juan Capistrano) was third. Collins. the 1989 Op Pro champion who. at age 29, is mak- tng a comeback in the World Qualifying Series of the Associa- tion of Surfing Professionals' Tour, was lhlfd m tus first and only heal The top two in edch heal advanced Two entries m the G- Shock, wtuch opens mdU\-event rounds today, will earn wild-card berths into the Op Pro. Earlier, Veronica Kdy of Costa Mesa was e liminated m the Wahine women's trials, whtle Brad Dougherty (Newport Beach), Mrukai Makena (Costa Mesa), CordcU Miller (Costa Mesa), Todd Morcom (Newport Beach) and David Giddmgs {Newport Beach) were bumped out on Wednesday The e.vent continues through Sunday with men's semifinals at 12:20, the bodyboard hnals at 1 p m.; the Op Juruor Finals at 1 :30 and the Men's Fmdls at 2 p.m . -by Richard Dunn The teams were brought together as an alternative to the two leagues, being the only Dis- trict 62 representatives with a softball program, competing in a playoff. Briggs' 9-10-year-olds are also expected to do well when they start their Section JV Tournament at Heartwell Park in a 4:30 p.m. game on Saturday. The District 1>2 representative was detennined in a best-of-three series between the CMNLL and CMALL. An alternative to the dealer 7 40 W. 16th St. • Costa Mesa 646-2816 •1t gives the team unity," Ron Briggs said. Briggs will manage the 9-10-year olds for the tourna- ment. "This Ls one or the best teams we've had in the last three years.~ The Majors All-Stars will rely heavily on pitching depth. Eleven-year-old Brittany McAleer is the staff ace and one of the hardest throwers in the area. ln games that McAleer ts not on the mound, the team will look to two other U -year-olcB1 Lauren :Demello and Jennifer Ryder, who ve both very good according to Briggs. •This bas been a great leam- experience for the girls,• gs Hid. •we feel it ls our first ce to win a game at section- &11. • Costa Mesa hu been win- less ln the tournament. One reuon the players get along ls the fact that there was interleague play between the CMALL and CMNLL. Both pro· grams have only been around for The National All-Stars won both games, 14-1and20-9, due to the strong pitching of Ronnie Briggs.· Briggs had three scoreless innings in the first game and struck out nine batters in five inning the second game. Kelly Topps also pitched in the first game, strildng our four in three innings. Costa Mesa has finished third at Section JV for the past two sea- sons. Winners of each sectional advance to the West Regional in San Diego i.n two weeks. DMICTIONS Uk..W. Junior H19h -405 North to 60S North. Exit Firestone and got.st. At Studebaker, tum left. SChool Is on th .. comer of St~er and Kenney. tteertweH hrtl · 405 North to 605 North. Exit <:arson and tum left on Pto- neer. Make immediate left onto canon. Fields are In the partt on the I~ side between Palo Verde and WOodruff. by Jo.son HJJI .. ThurM:ioy, July 2A, 1998 11 IOITllG Calling all girl .yachters~ •Udo Isle YC hosts All-Girl Regatta on Saturday. NEWPORT BEACH -Guls of all classes, both Junior end senior, are invited to sail in the Lido Isle Yacht Club's All-Girl Regatta Saturday at the Lido Isle Yacht Club. The regatta will be governed by the 1997-2000 Racing Rules of Sailing, the prescriptions of U.S. Salling, the Balboa Bay Fleet Rules, the rules of each class and the race committee. The regatta is open to the fol- lowing yachts: Lido 14, laser, CFJ, Twtchell 12, Adult Sabots, Jr. Sabot A, B, Cl, C2 and CJ class- es or any one-design class with five-or-more entries. Eligible yachts may enter by filing an entry form with Lido Isle Yacht Club pnor to the sloppers' meeting on Saturday. The slop· pers' meeting is at 12 p.m. Following the meeting, the first warning for the first race will be at 12:30 p.m. There will ~ a short break between the first a.nd second races •1 nophies will be award~ to the top competitors following the completion of the event. The Newport Harbor Yacht Cltlb Mary Wagner Perpetual for Jr. Sabot A Low Point apd UYC's Goldie Joseph Perpetilal for Jr. Sabot C-1 Low Point will also be awarded. For mformation, contact Ken Larson· at (714) 723-8268. Entries · can be faxed to the UYC at (71') 673-5119. • Other tmportant events at the UYC mclude: Flight of the I..asen on Sunday; the J;, Sailing Bay _ Fleet and C Championships on July 28 ~nd 29; the Tuesday N1te Fbtes that start at 6 p.m. each Tues<i;ay through Aug. 18 and the Friday Nigh Adult Racing and BBQs al 6:30 p.m. through Aug. 28. ". Road to the Sabot II championship · • O'Desky wins Sabot II Northern Regional title for BYC. LONG BEACH -Thtrty-si:i sailors from the Balboa Bay Fleet Club competed in the Sabot D North~n Regional Champi- onship this past Monday at ·the Alamitos Yacht Club. The Sabot l1 d.ivis1on'is strictly for sailors ages 11-and-under. Aly O'Desky frOIJ\ the Balboa Yacht Club won the 1998 Sabot ll title with five pomts. O'Desky was given only one potnt in both the first and third races Carson Hill from the Newport Harbor Yacht Club was second and Casey Sctulhng from the BYC was third. Rounding out the top 10. 4 Graham Bell (Alamitos Bay Yacht Club); 5. Scott Edgcomb (NHYC); COLLINS · CONTINUED FROM 10 While Collins' comeback in Huntington Beach was cut short, he's still prepared to face the future with no sponsor. "Basically," he sa.td, •my We is starting over again.· Collins, who began surfing professionally at age 14, suffered hls share of d1sappomtments, controversies egged on by tus own statements, and lack of con· fidence from sponsors dunng hls 6. Tayl0r Gnrnes (Lldo Isle Yacht Club); 7 Peter Stemler (NHYC); 8. Andrew McDade (ABYC); 9. Derek Belisle (ABYC); 10. Jonathan Ybarra (BYC). The Youngest SlOpper Award went to Enc Jensen of the Bahia Connlhlan Yacht Club. Jensen turned rune years old on July 9. The lop 10 firushers will com .. pete against the top 10 from the South Sabot II Championship fOi the Sabot 11 Invitational ChampH onslup on Monday at the New~ port Harbor Yacht Club. The race begins at 11 a.m and an awards presentation will foJ'! low. Forutlonnation,call(949)723- 6856 more zealous years. In 1991. for example, be was reportedly fired by his sponso1. Billabong, for allegedly speaking out dgainst women aud dparthe1d. But Collins' radi~I cutbacks in the water, along with hls front-and back-side floaters, continued to make him a crowd favonte and he still won $33,845 m pnze money that year. Collins' victory over Tom cur: ren m the '89 Op Pro final in front of a home crowd put b.un on top of the surfing world. 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'Md<lbben also was a three.lim8 medali.'lt with the U.S. Workl Champion.ship Outrigger Canoe Team. •Costa Mesa's 13-under boys water polo team qualified for the National Junior Olympics in August. Chet Cleaver. Juttn Taylor and Todd Hylton received hono~ at the regionals. • sandy Zubrtn of Coron~ del Mar swept all three diving events at the U.S. Zone D Diving Championships while competing for the Mission Viejo Natadores in the · 16-18-year-old division. Zubrin scored 355 ~ point.s to win the platform. • Ne\\:'JX>rt Beach junior lifeguards won 10 medals at the Jwl.ior Lifeguard RegtOoal Chftmpto'1ships. Jultln "811' (14-15 division) won a gold med'1 in the beada flags oompedtibn while teammate-~ niljtno woo• ~in the run.-n:mtot1m. c~. Ilia. am relay f&.101:dl\ltAOll.I ·~~':~~·--~lal Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pit BOATING CONTINUED FROM 10 they were brand new. The Bertram 25s and 31s are another e~ple. Twenty-fives are going as high as $40,000, while there is a 31 on the market for $140,000. , One again, these bOalS were built back whell. qualitywas more in1pprtant that designer fabrics. Today. we find computer driven programs designed to locate corners that .can be cut in order to sav~ money. But a few years ago, builders like Elliot,. Hatteras and Bettram were µying to find ways to make it · better, not 'cheaper. • J'.or example, just tap the hull of !). Bertram 25 build ·in the '60s and you'll hear a dead thump, Tap the hull of some of the boats made today (tap gently, you don't want to dam~ge the hull) and they sound like a drum, That's because their hulls are about as thin as a drum head. With many, you can take your thumb and press in-and-out making an indentation in the side of these plastic toys. These are truly •toy boats.# Toy boat, toy boat, toi boast, tou blote. you know the saying. 11)e Crow's Nest Yacht Brokerage is the largest Bertram dealer on the West Coast. Jn addition, they sell Hatteras and. nara, all quality boats. Phil Paul, one of their brokers, said, #I think the older boats track the housing matket. Many people bought houses years a,go for $50,000, now they are worth $300,000. People will buy a used Mercedes because they lmow · the quality was built-in from. the beginning, its the same with Bertram and Hatteras.• . Art Henry, a Bertram specialist at the Crow's Nest, says, ~A 1966 Hatteras 50 MY probably went for $250,000. I've seen them go fo~ over $300,000 in the last few years. J sold a Bettram 25 last year for $33,000 and I currently have a Bertram 28 listed for $60,000. • Choose selectively and you can't go wrong. So you can either make an invesbnent tor your "port" folio or, buy the cute one with the Tommy Hillfiger duvet on the divan. ' "Remember dear, that impish little yacht with the sweet little ruffled floral print curtains covering the potty window." PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES sl us1ed qu1ere qua la carte ship, Robert M. Hurley, nership dueled by: an Individual wile (CA), 846 Production PUBLIC NOTICE OBITUARY 888 PUBLIC NOTICES escuche su caso. president. JARS Inc .. a Cal· Ha11e you started doing Have you started doing Have you started doing Place, Newport Beach, Cf --------t-i---------,"i•••••••• Si usted no presents su ltornle cor1101allon, general business yet? No business yet? •Yes, 1964 business yet? No 92663 Fictitious Busln•H 1, PUBLIC NOTICE respuesta a tlempo, puede partner · Marilyn .Moreira David W. Myhre · Richard B. Frederiksen This business Is con· Name Stateme Name Statement KERFOOT STATEMENT OF perder el caso. y le pueden This statement was filed This statement was filed This statement was filed This stalement was flied ducted by: a corporation The following persons are The following persons are • qu1tar su salario, su dinero with lhe County Clerk or with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk ol Have you star1ed doing tiolng business as: doing business as: 8tenott ,.._ K..tMt. ABANDONMENT OF y otras cose s de su Orange County on 7·14·98 Orange County on 7·7·98 Orange County on 7·21"98 Orange County on 7·21·98 business yet? Yes. 7·1·98 foundation of Suzanne Acosta and Assbciates, died J"ly 231 1998 at USE OF FICTITIOUS propledad sin avlso ad1c10-199B8784198 1998878357.8 19988784B10 19988784B28 Cameron Concepts, Inc., Fowler, 361 La Perle Ln., 8811 Coast Hwy. #82, La· .. BUSINESS NAME nol por parte de ta carte. Daily Pilot July 11. 24, 31, Cally Pilot July 10. 17, 24, Dally Pilol July 24, 31. Au· Daily Pilot July 24, 31, Au-Peter C. Cameron, CEOfl IC, COS111 Mesa. Calif. gun11 Beach, CA 92651 . his ,,OITle In N~ The lollow1ng persons Exlsten otros requlsltos le-Aug. 7 1998 F233 31, 1998 F215 gust 7, 14, 1998 F260 gust 7, 14, 1998 F271 This statement was 1ed 92627 Raymond Edward Acosta, Beach. have abandoned the use ol gales. Puede que usted • ' with the Count~ Clerk of Lisa McGhee, 361 La Perle 8811 Coast Hwy. #82, La· B h born Jhe F1ctillous Business qulera llam11r a un 11bogado PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 7-21-98 Lane #C, Costf Mesa, CA guna Beach, CA 92651 ranc WU N ame· Mu It i PI ayer lnmedlatamente. St no 19988764809 92627 This business Is con· May 9, 1925 In New Maddness, !116 MacKenzie conoce a un abogado Fictitious Business fictitious Business Fictitious Busln•H Fictitious BualneH Cally Pilot July 24, 31, Au· This business Is con-ducted by: an lndlvldual York. He grad~ Place. Co~ta Mesa. Ca11tor· puede llamar a un serviclo Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement guet 7 14 1998 F261 dueled by: an lndlvtduaf Have you started doing from Yale Un"'9t'tlty nia 92626 de relerencia de abogados The following persons are The following persons are The lollowlng persons are The followlng persons are ' ' Have you started doing business yet? Yes, 1995 The F1ct111ovs Business o a una of1cina de eyuda doing business as: doing business as: doing business as: CLIENT doing business as: PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? Yes. 7,10.99 Raymonde. Acosta and the ·Un!veralty Of Name referred 10 above legal (vea el d1recto110 tele· a) ChlroWeb CORPORATE SUPPLY DRIVEN. 1400 Quail St., NICKELi NICKELi Sc Usa 0. McGhee This statement was filed Mlchl(Jan (MS£: IUld was flied in Orange Covnty fonico) b) ChlroFind, CENTER, 16027 Brookhurst Sulle #200, Newport GAMES, 23542 El Toro Rd., Fictitious BuslneH This statement was filed with the County Cterk of PhD) In electronlce. on 10·10·97, File No 19973· CASE NUMBER 21541 Surveyor Circle. St., IG-121, Fountain Val· Beach, CA 92660 . Lake Forest, CA 92630 Name Statement with the County Clerk of Orange County on 7.7.99 He had a JD law d9- 736.075 (Numero del Caso) Huntington Beach. CA tey. CA 92708 Quick Net International Far West Leisure Indus· The following persons are Orange County on 7·10.98 19988783500 Tracey Dee Emerson. 916 98HC1720 92646 Capital lnternalional, Inc .. Communications Group, tries (CA), 5242 Argosy doing busi ness as: 19988783970 Daily Pilot July 10 17 24 gree. He WU e PfO- MacKenz1e Place. Costa The na a d dd e of Ma1<well Petersen Auocl· (OE), 2730 Gateway Oaks Inc., (CA}. 1400 Quall St .. Ave., Huntington Beach, MELINDA KENT ~ESIGNS. O.aily p1101 July 17 24 31 31 1999 · j:22j fesalonal Engineer. He Mesa. CA 92626 me n 8 r 55 ates, Incorporated (A Call-Or , #100, Sacramento, CA Su i te 1200. Newport CA 92648 19 Rlmrock, Irvine, CA ' · ' ' retired from the Naval This business 1s con· the court is· (El nombre Y fcrnla Corporation). 21541 95833 : Beach, CA 92660 Thl'S business is con· 92612 . Aug. 7· 1998 F25o PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by an indi'v1duat direccion de la co11e es) Surveyor Circle, Huntington This business is con· This business Is con· ducted by: a corporation Melinda A. Kent. 19 Rim· PUBLIC NOTICE Reserve •• a Ueuten· Tracey Emerson MUNICIPAL COURT OF Beach, Calllorn1a 92846 ducted by: a corporation ducted by: a corporation Have you started doing rock, Irvine, CA 92612 Fictitious Buslne11 ant Commander. 19986764195 THE STATE OF CALIFOR· This business is con· Have you started doing Have you started doing business yet? Yes. 6·26·98 Richard M. Kent. 19 Rim· fictitious Buslne11 Name Statement Branch, very much a This statement was hied NIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ducted by: a corporation busiMss yet? Yes, Jan. 20. business yet? Yes, 9·1~95 Far Wes1 Leis\lre Indus· rock, Irvine, CA 92612 Name statement The following persons are gentleman, wu 1 di· with the County Clerk 01 ORANGE . HARBOR JUDI· Have you s1artod doing 1998 Oulcknet International tiJes, Thomas Por1ate, Pres· This business ts con· The following persons are doing business as: d d f Orange County on 07.14.98 CIAL DISTRICT 4601 Jam· business yet? Yes, January Capital International. Inc .. Communications Group, ident ducte~ by: a general part· doing business as: MANU KAI YACHT SALES, rect eacef\ eot O Daily Pilot July 17. 24. 31. R d · N 1997 Greg Cancino, Exec. Oirec· Inc., Jett Olamond .... Pres1· This statement was flied nersh1p . COAPORATE CAPITAL 3400 Via Oporto Ste. #202, Charlemagne and of boree oa · ewporl MaANell Petersen Assael· lor dent with the County Clerk ol Have you star1ed doing GROUP, 275 E Baker St .. Newport Beacn. CA 92663 the Plantaganet En· Aug 7, 1996' F231 Beach Calitorma 92660.: ates, Incorporated, Donald This statement was fited This sta1ement was filed Orange County on 7-14·98 business yet? Yes, 1·1·98 Ste. (IA, Costa Mesa, Calif Svon E. Backlund, 3121 w. gllah kings; a member TICE 2595. Telephone Number: M. Petersen, Jr . President W1lh tho County Clerk Of with lhe County Clerk of 19986784200 Richard Kent 92626 Coast Hwy .. 12D, Newpor1 f th soc1--t th PUBLIC NO (7t4) 476·4699 This statement was flied Orange County on 7·7·98 Orange Counly on 7·21-98 Daily Pilot July 11, 24, 31 , This statement was filed Marty Metzgar, 275 E. Beach, CA 92663 OClnclnena. ti an'"''7d 0 0 ... ! STATEMENT OF The name. address. and With the County Clerk of 19988783557 199B8784820 Aug 7 1999 F235 with the County Clerk of Baker St., Ste. flA. Costa This business Is con· u1 ... ABANDONMENT OF telephone number of plain· Orange County on 7·3·98 Dally Pilot July 10. 17, 24, Daily Pilot July 24, 31 , Au· · ' . Orange County on 7·21-98 Mesa, CA 92626 . ducted by: an lndillldual hlatorlcaJ..genealoglcal USE OF FICTITIOUS 11rrs attorney, or plaintltt 19986783347 31, 1998 F220 gus.t 7, 14, 19~8 F265 PUBLIC NO) ICE •9986784824 This business . 1s con· Have you star1ed doing organizations. Hla BUSINESS NAME without an Jllomey is: (El Cally Pilot July 17, 24, 31 , Fictitious Business Dally Piiot July 24, 31, Au· ducted by: an 1nd1v1duat business yet? No community Interests nomb 0 la d ecc·~n el Aug. 7 1998 F252 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE gust 7, 14, 1998 F209 Have you started doing Sven E. Backlund Included Inventor• The following persons r · " 1 Y ' Name Statement business yel? No This statement was filed have abandoned the use ol nun1ero de telefono del PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Buslnets J Fictitious BuslneH The following persons ere PUBLIC NOTICE Marty Metzger with the County Clerk of Forum, ATSC Cq~ the F1ctllious B.usinees abogado del aemandante, Name Statement Name Statement doing business as: This statement was filed Orange County on 7·7·98 d' El Name: J M.L. Millworks, o del demandante que no Fictitious Business The lollowlng persons are The following persons are e) Mobile Physician Fictitious BuslneH with the County Clerk of 19988703502 coura egance 7 16 Center St.. Costa Ilene abogado es) Name Statement doing business as: doing business as: Services, Name Statement Orange County on 7·14·98 Dally Pilot July 10 17 24 Steering Committee Mesa. Calif 92627 Michael R cuily ~sq. seN The following persons are El Chtnaco Mexican & Sal· DYNAMIC DIGITAL MEDIA b) Physicians Review The following persons ere 19988714203 31 1998 ' f:225 and Kappa Sigma The F1ct111ous Business L · f~ doing business as: vadorean Food. 2063 Har· GROUP. 21171 Santi Lane, Services. 18 Andiamo, doing business as: 0 11 p·1 1 J 1 17 24 31 • alumni Long ago he Name referred to above ~~7~ 8·r R acw 11 O&I ~ ~f a) INSIGHT BUSINESS bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. CA. Huntington Beach, CA Newport Coast, CA, 92657 WELLS PORT•• SPORTS Auag Y7 ~~8 u Y ' ;,235 PUBLIC NOTICE ;,,..,_.. Cou .vas Jrled In Orange County IC ae · u Y ssoc· SUPPORT SYSTEMS, b) 926;!7 92646 Russell Brower, 18 An· CHIROPRACTIC ANO · • WU ....,,_._ nty 9n O 1 ·0B·l 996. File ares. 183n Beach Boule· "INSIGHT MANAGEMENT Mirna Burciaga. 1778 New Bruce David Blachlord, dlamo. Newport Coast, CA WELLNESS. 601 Cover Or. PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business prealdent of the No.F744279 vard. Suite 104, Huntington UNLIMITED, 3089·D Via Hampshire Dr.. Costa 21111 8anlf Lane, Hunllng-92657 112 Newport Beach, CA Name Statement Young Republlcaf)a, Joaquin Marlin Lopez, 716 Beach, California 92648, Serena North, Laguna Hills, Mesa, CA. 92626 ton Beach, CA 92646 • This business ts con-92&;3 Fictitious Busln•H The following persons are His employment an.. Center St.. Costa Mesa. Telephone Number: (714) Ca. 92653 Hiiario Salvador Burciaga. Glen Byron, 21831 Wind· ducted by: an Individual Or. James N. Wells, D.C., Name Statement doing business as: eluded 22 .,..,. at Cat~I 92627 .. · 596·l l 11 Joyce Rose Benti lo, 3089· 1778 New Hampshtro Or., song, Huntington Beach, Have you started doing 2315 Heather Ln., Newport The following persons are Planet Coffee 88 Fair ,_ ... This business is con· DATE· APR 03 1998 O Via Serena Nor1h, La· Costa Mesa. CA. 92626 CA 92646 business yet? No Beach, CA 92660 doing businen as: a) Pay· Drive Costa Mesa CA McDonnell Douglas ducted. by an indlVldual ' guna Hills. Ca. 92653 This business is con· This business Is con-Russell Brower This business Is con· roll Services Group. b) Ne· 92626 ' and 10 yeara at Ford Joaquin Martin Lopez ;· /:TERSO~ Clerk, leon Kenneth Benlilo, ducted by: husband and ducted by: a general p8r1· This statement was filed dueled by: an Individual tlons Staffing 1 8952 Jodi Miiier 504 South Bay Aeronutronlc. 19988784197 Y • arrera, eputy 3089-0 V!a Serena North, wile netshlp with the County Clerk ot Have you started doing MacArlhur Blvd., 'ste. 100, Front, Newi>ort Beach, CA :This statement was filed · Published Newport Laguna Hills, Ca. 92853 Have you slartod doing Have you started doing Orange County on 7·7-98 business yet? Yes, 1/98 ll\llne, CA 92612 92662 • Br¥ch la survived With the County Clerk of Beach·Costa Mesa Dally Thia business Is con· business yet? Yes, 6·15·88 business yet? Yes, M·98 19986763574 Or. James N. Wells, D.C. Phlllip s. Gurley, 1979 Or-This business ts con· by hla beloved wife Orange County on 07·14·98 Pilot July 24, 31, August 7, dueled by: husband and Mirna Burciaga Bruce Btachford Dally Pltol July 10, 17. 24. This statement was filed ange. Ave., Costa Mesa, CA dueled by: an Individual Carpi, son Price of Dally Pilot July 17 24 31 14 1998 F254! wife This statement was llle1 This statement was filed 31 1998 F217 with the County Clerk of 92627 Have you star1ed doing Boston and brother 14 • • • • Have you started doing with the County Clerk ot with the County Clerk of ' Orange County on 7·21·98 This business 15 con· business yet? No ug. 7• 1998 F232 PUBLIC NOTICE business yel? Yes, 1988 Orange County on 7·7·!;!8 Orange County on 7·21·98 PUBLIC NOTICE 19988704827 ducted by: an lndMdual Jodi Miiler Bart of Marytand, Me-PUBLIC NOTICE Joyce Rose Benlzlo 19988783581 . 19988704821 Cally Pilot July 24, 31, Au· Have you star1ed doing This statement was filed mortal aervlcn wtn be PUBNLOICTIL~EENOSFALE This statement was filed Doily Pilot July 10, 17, 24, Daily Pilot July 24, 31, Au· Flclltlou1 Business gust 7, 14, 1998 F272 business yet? Yes. 7-15-98 with the County Clerk of held on Tuffday, J_,ly STATEMENT OF with Iha County Clerk of 3I, 1998 F224 gusl 7, 14, 1998 F266 Name Statement Phillip S. Gurley Orange County on 7·14·98 28 10.30AM 1 th ABANDON!"'ENT OF Business and Orange County on 7·21·98 The following persons are PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed 199887842 1 2 • • n e USE OF FICTITIOUS Profe11lons Code 19988784808 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: Flctltloua BualneH with the County Clerk of Dally Pilot July 17. 24, 31 , chapel at St. Andrew's BUSINESS NAME Sec. 21700.21707 Daily P1lo1 July 24, 31 . Au. Fictitious BuslnHa F.lctltlous BuslneH lW,~ & c!,~~k ToA;.~· 2:1~:~ Name Statement Orange County on 7·21·98 Aug, 7, 1998 F240 Pre1byterlan Church The following persons Notice is hereby given by gust 7, 14, 1998 F262 Name Statement Name Stat•ment Viejo, CA 92656 The lolloWing persons are 19988784888 U of Newport Beach, have abandoned the t:1se of the undersigned that a PUBLIC NOTICE The following pefSons are The following persons are Lllchtleld'• Toya, Inc., doing buslness<as: Dally Pilot July 24• 31• Au· p BLIC NOTICE 600 St. Andrew' a ~~m:l.cti~oJ'~T~~~IT~s~ rou!~~ l~~sir~~~dolp~~:o~!i doing business as: doing business as: (CA), 3312 Sparr Blvd., ALL THE KING'S TOYS, gust 7· 14· 1998 F275 Fictitious BuslneH Road. The famlly ,.. BEACH HAIR COMPANY property will be held at the Fictitious Business Surf City Conslructlon. Ferrari Service or Costa Glendale, CA 91208 300 E. Coast Hwy., 1344, PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement queata that any rt'• 16045 Botsil Ctuca Hun: hour of 10:00 A.M .. on the Name Statement t 9847 Berkshire Lane, Mesa, 2148 Newport Blvd. Thia business is . con-Newpor1 Beach, CA 92660 The following persons are 1 1 t lb ti tin 1 n B n CA 92649 31 day of July, 1998. T_he following persons are Huntington Beach. CA 113. CoSla Mesa. CA 92627 ducted by: a corporation Sharon Lee Zuscar, 300 E. Fictitious Business doing business as: mor a con r U ons T~ ° F ettc · B The sale will be con· doing business as· 92646 MJR Auto Enterprises, Have you S1arted doing Coast Hwy .. 1344, Newport Name State.ment YAKlTY·YAK GREETINGS be made to the Hoag Ne~e ;~1~;~euds 10 us~~~!! ducted at Brlslol st. Mini a) FOUNTAIN VALLEY FLO· Jeffery Allen Bates, 1984! Inc.. (CA), 2148 Newport business Y~I? No Beach, CA 92660 The following persons are 2020 South Eastwood: Cancer Center. was filed in Oran 8 Count Storage, CoJnty of Orange, RIST Berkshire Lane, Huntington 81vd. #B, Costa Mesa. CA Lltchfletd s Toys Inc., This bu~lness !s con-doing business as: Santa Ana. OA 92705 on 6119195 File ~o 1995/. State of Calrl.Jrnia. bl GIFT BASKETS WEB Beach. CA 92646 112627 Denise Lltchl1eld, Sec./ ducted by. an Individual NEWPORT COAST CHIRO· Monty Langes, 39 Glen 660069 · · The property is storod by c FOUNTAIN VALLEY James Earl Mackey, 19841 This business ts con· Treas. Have you started doing PRACTIC ANO WELLNESS Echo Oovo Canyon CA When you wntc otana L Hurden 8395 Bristol St. Mini Storego, lo· F OWERS & GIFTS Be1kshlre Lane, Huntington ductecfby: a corporation This statement wes filed business yet? Yes. Ji.me 601 Cover Dr. 12, Newpori 92679 ' a Classir~d ad, Santa F Bu n Park CA caled at 1100 Bristol SI .. d) FOUNTAIN VALLEY Beach, CA 92646 Have you started doing with lhe County Clerk of 29, 1998 Beach, CA 92663 This buslneu Is con· 90620 e, e a ' Costa Mesa, CA 92626 FLORALS, 18939 Magnolia This business Is con-business yet? Yes, 1 July Orange County on 7·7·98 Sharon Lee Zusc8l or. James N. Wells, D.C., ducted by: an individual include all Edward M Hurden 8395 The Items 10 be sold are St., Fountain Valloy. CA duc ted by: a general pan· 98 19988783575 This statem~nt was filed 2315 Heattier ln., Newport Have you star1ed doing the facts Santa Fe Buena Pa.rk, CA generally described as fol· 92708 nershlp MJR Auto Enterprises, Dally Pilot July 10, 17, 24, with the County Clerk of Beach, CA 92660 business yet? No 90620 ' lows· furniture. clothing, Ftowersweb, tnc., (CA), Have you started doing Inc.. Michael J. Rozen· 31 , 1998 F219 Orange County on 7·7·98 This business ts con· Monty Langes and gel lhc 'this business I• con· tools and/or other house-18939 l~agnolla St .. Foun-business yet? No straten Pres. 19988783558 ducted by: an Individual This statement was filed rcsuhs ducted by nusoand and hold Items stored by the taln Valley, CA 92708 James Earl Mackey This statement was flied PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Pilot July 10, 17, 24. Have you started doing with the County Clerk ot you wunt. wife following fersons: This business Is con· This statement was tiled with the County Cieri< ol 31, 1998 F221 business yet? Yes. 7/13/98 Orange County on 7·14·98 19988784833 Name o Account. Space ducted by: a corporation With the County Clerk of Orange County on 7·14·98 Fictitious BuslnHS James N. Wells. o.c. 19988784211 642·S678 Number Have you 1lar1ed doing Orange County on 7·2·98 19988704205 Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was flied D 11 p·i J 1 7 2 3 Thia statement was hied Craig Armstrong. 497G business yet? No 19988703307 Dally Pilot July 17, 2<t; 31 , The followlng persons are with the Gounty Clerk of a Y 1 01 u Y 1 • 4• 1 • "' with the County Clerk of Ross Barton, 6~2C Flowersweb. Inc .• Al Dev· Dally Pilot July 10, 17, 24, Aug. 7, 19!18 f 238 doing business as: Fictitious BuslneH Orange County on 7·21·98 Aug. 7. ~98 F239 Orange County on 7·21·96 Bor1el Builders, 360 lie, President 31. 1998 F229 CROWN Valley Real Estate Name Statement 19988704828 PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Piiot July 24, 31, Au· Jeremy Brehmer 806E This statement was flied PUBLIC NOTICE Management, 802 Sou1h The following person• are Dally Pilot July 24 31' Au---------- gust 7 14 1998 F274 Ron Castro, 4300 with the County Cieri< of PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua BusJneta Bayfront, Balboa Island, CA doing business as: gust 7 14 1998 ' j.:273 Flctltloua BuslneH ' ' Bob Cress. 630E Orange County on 6/26/98 92662 . a) STRICTLY TRIBAi,.. ' • Name Statement MCIPIC PUBLIC NOTICE Brian Lee Dickson. 580E 19988782730 Flctltlous BuslneH Name Statement James Eatl Rich, 802 Bay. B) BEYOND ART. 2796 PUBLIC NOTICE The following persona ate •!!AA!!•~-Gary Jones, 765 Daily Piiot July 24, 31 , Au· Name Statement The following persons are front, -Balboa lslt11d, CA Harbor B"1d., Suite lt27, doing business as: ---~ c;_ns1824190 Gordon McConnell. 359 gusl 1 14 1999 F276 The lollowlng persons are doing bustneu as: 92662 Costa Me!>.i, CA 92626 FlcUUoua BualneH a) Grupo Isla b) Yampa CemetAnt •Mortuary SUMMONS Mika Patterson, 671J ' ' doing business as: Oona· KOC CONSTRUCTION, Thia buslneaa Is con-Randy James Parlier, 2796 Name Statement 827 South o&l<woOd or: Cha_,.j'' '(CITACION JUDICIAL) Rosi Ray, 324 PUBLIC NOTICE van & Donovan, As~cl· 1035 North Armando. SUlle ducted by: an Individual Harbor Blvd., Suite 1127, The following persons are ange CA 92869 ' """'•Crematory •NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: Ku.ta Takaki, 107E ales, 4500 Campus Dr. Ste. J, Anaheim, California Have you started doing Cosia Mesa, CA 92626 doing business as: Tom McCullough, e27 3600 Pacific View Dr11le ~viso a Acusado) BEV· Dated: 7/6196 Fictitious BualnHs 217, Newport Beach, CA 92805 buslne11 yet? Yes, 11·2El· Thia business ts con· MBt< Express, 2796 Hat· South Oakwood, Orange, ~Beach liRLY CARLSON; and Signed: Janet Sutton Name Statement 92660 Cir~• . Construction, lno., 93 ducted by: an lndMdual . bor Blvd., Suite 135, cosla CA 92969 "i4'4:a? OOES 1 TO 20 Thls nollce Is given In ec· The following persons are Jackie Villa Donovan, 705 (Cal1lornla}, 1035 North Ar• James E. Alen Have you star1ed doing Mesa, CA 92626 Thie business ts con-00 {tou ARE BEING SUED BY cordance with the provl· doing. business as: S. Beach Blvd. 1327, Ana· mando, Suile J, Anaheim, This statement was ftled business yet? No Danna M. Caples, 3205 dueled by: an Individual ;• •TillERI LAINTIFF: (A Ud. 1e 8118• slons of Section 21700 et CREATING CENTERS OF helm, CA 92804 Calilornla 92805 With lhe County Cle(k of Randy Parlier Cotofldo Pl., Costa Mesa Have you started doing ..-. .. ...s .... •-i• emandando) CRAIG seq ot 1he Business & Pro-EXCEL.LENCE, 203 Calle David Jamu Donovan, Thie business Is con-Orange Countx on 8-1~98 Thi• 11etement wes flied CA 92626 buslneu yet? No -•' ,, 'JiTER . lesslons Code of the State Conchita, San Clemente, 705 S. Beach Blvd. 1327, due1ed by: a corp0tallon 19988782083 with the County Clerk of Thlt business 11 con. Tom McCullough •• You have 30 CALENDAR of Callfornta. ' CA 92672 . . Anaheim. CA 92804 Have you 1tar1ed doing Dally Piiot July 10, 17, 24, Orange County on 1·8·98 ducted by: an lndMdual Thi• statement was filed mOrt~ * Chapef OAVS afler thla summons Seles subject to 1>rtor can· Jacqueline Kleln·Eamu, This buslnau Is con. business yel? Yes, 05/01/ 31 1998 F226 19888783722 Have you started doing with the County Clerk ol Cremation la eorved on you to flit a cellalion In the event ol tet· 203 Calle Conchita, San ducted by: husband and 98 ' Dal!y Pilot July 101 17, 24, bu1t,,_ss yet? No Orange County on 7·14·98 ~written response at this llement between Owner Clemente. CA 92672 wife Clrks Construction. Inc.. PUBLIC NOTICE 31 l998 F227 Dana Caples 19988704253 110 Btaroadw ... ay eourt. and obllgat~ pany. Michael Charles Eames, Have you started doing Ken Clrk1, Prealdent ' Thia atatement was flied Coa a M" 'A letter 0, phone call w111 Published Newport 203 Calle Conchita, San buslnaH yet? No Thia statement was filed Fictitious BualneH PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of Dally Pilot July 17, 24, 31, Ma-•180 not protect you; your 1YP• Beach·Costa Mesa Dally Clemenle, CA 92672 Jackie Donovan with the C'Wnty Clerk ol Name Statement Orange County on 1•7•98 Aug. 7, 11198 f 249 •••••••lllillllll written response must be Piiot July 17, 24, 1998. Thia business ta con· Th1s statement wae filed Otange County on 7•14•98 The following peraona are Fictitious Buelneaa 18989713570 1't proper legal form 11 you F243 ducted by: husband and With ltie County Cletk of 11111'714111 doing bualneea ea: NEW· Nam• Statement Dally Pilot July 10 17 24 ~ant the court to hear your PUBLIC NOTICE Wiit Otange County on 7·21·98 Dally Pilot July 17, 24, 31. PORT FINANCIAL JOINT Th• IOllOWlng person•.,. 31 t998 • ntts ase Have you 1tarted doing 19981704781 Aug 7 1998 F234 VENTURES, 918t Daron doing business u : ' "Af• d bJ ' I you do not file your re· flclltlou1 lualneu bu1lnH• yet? Yea, June Dally Pilot July 24, 31. Av• . • DriVe, Villa Park, California OLSON & ASSOCIATES, PUBLIC NOTICE 10r a e ' 1ponso on time, you may 20, 1998 gust 7, 14, 1998 F256 PUBLIC NOTICE 92861 2130 Main St., Sit. 190. ---------i ! ~18 the case, and your Nam• Statement JacqueliM Kteln-Eamea N•ll o. PHkt, 978t Daron Hunllngton Buch. CA Flotltloue Buelneaa AJt ti " • wages money and prop. The following persons are This s1atement waa filed PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua •ualneH DtlV•, Villa Park, Callfornla 92848 NanMI ltatem•n• ema ve • any may t>e taken w~thovt doing busineu as: wllh the Counly Clerk of Nome ltot•ment 92Mt Oanltl V, Olton, 22041 Th loll wi ' ~rthtf warning ltom lhe turfty, cl945 Placan~aA, Orange County on 7·7-98 FletlUoua 8ualMU The foll°"'1ng peraON .,. Thia bu•lntll la con-ca~ May Lane, Hunting. dolr:i bu~tne~ ~on· art Disc c : tout1 une 0, oala Meaa, 19911783119 Name Sto•ement doing l>utintn as: ducted by: an lndMduat Ion S.ach, CA 92848 EMPIRE SYSTEMS 8S85 ount 'Gtllket lher~ are other legal r .. 9J1~2' I I li I Ud Dally Pilot July 10, 17, 24, Ttie lollOWll'IV pereont a11 CASTAWAY'S CASUALS, Have you t1"1ed doing Thlt., butlneu It con· Fallbfoolc Crl. 17139, Hun· ,,..,,.go_.,..., ' -ulttmtola. You may want OaJtYi ~ "''(fJin~, ,...,;;...6 31 1998 F222 doing bu•lneea u : e) HER· 104 Main St., Balboa, CA bu1lne .. yet? Yes, M· duet9Ct by: WI Individual llngton Beach CA 92849 c ti & IQ call an attorney rlght om a t ....... ~· ' ITAGE REAL £STATE, bf 92Mt 19'0 Haw you ttltltd doing Rachel JQrdan 8585 F n rema on away II you do not know ~'~· 1~~ Plac~~1:2:2-1t• PUBLIC NOTICE HERITAGE RfALTORS, c Rlchatd •• ,redtrlkMn, Nell o. , .. lta bullntU yet? Yes, O.i3 brook Crl l f13B H~ t n attorney you may can • os • eaa, HERITAGE Al!ALTV, d 104• Main 8t., l!lalt><MI, CA Thia etatement wa1 nled Detlfel v. OllOft llnQlon aetcti CA ea849 B i n •riornty 'r•f•rrll sOtVlc• Jh'f'.ci b~sln•~• 11'!J co;r F1otlta...a auelneu HERITAQt PROPERTY 92M1 with the County ci.11 of Thi• •a.tefNnl waa filed Thla bu•lnt11 11 cono urlaJ Service ., • legal ald office (!lated UC hi y: a m Pl • N ...... lt.tement MANAOlMEHT..1.. I) HER· Nottlne M. ftecMttckaen, Otano• COW!ly on 7.fMM• with the CCMlty Cltfll Of dueled l)y• an Individual _. ti tile phone bOok). ~1• P t.n d d 1 Ttit follow'lng perton• .,, ITAGE PAOPErmES, 2785 104 Mein St., Belboe. CA tHHTM'791 Ofqe County on S.12-98 H1v1 ycu •tafW<I doing Wh h Id "Detf>Utl d• que le .,,.. .... you • • ong do~ bUllntU .. : Wablno Cir., Coet• ,,. ... , t2M1 Dally PMot Jvtf 24, 31 , Au-tHHH1310 l>UllntH yet? No y s OU you subject ~eguen , ... c:l1ac10n Judi· b~~9nea1 yet? Yts, July '· A I M CtotlnQ Servi~ ... CA taeft.4MO Ttlla bua!n•u I• con-gutt 1, 14, ttte ,2$7 Dtltv Piiot .Juty 10, 17 24, Atchel JOfct.n clafUlfedlleneunplaaode I 19451 POMpano 1101, Davtd W. Myhre, 271.S dUC1ed by. Pluaband encl 31 1991 ;228 Thie '18l91Nnt WM flied yourself & YOUf family to eo 01AS CALENDAA1os !~riYor:"-r:=f· ~~;;.,~ Hun11no1on •••ch, CA ~a: ~0COtt.a Meea. cuaa11'1•D PUBLIC NOTICI · w11t1 the councy cterti °' Oar• prt1ent1r una r• 92641 ,, •• the rMOUrOe .,_. Of..,ge COllnty on 7.7.91 paylna Inflated prll'•• for •pu••t• HCrlt•. rnaquln• Dtb:>tlh Lynn Adam•, 12 Thi• .. uslneH II con-can count on to ..iiii 1'19tftleue •uelneu On th• move? , .... TUITT D ~~ en .. fa cont Ovtrstocl<td Wllh San Antelmo. Rancho TRADE mvrlad of rnetchan-....... ........... Dally Pllol ... 10 " u cukets & servlces?m Un• Urt• 0 una' ll1mad11 t tf7 Santa Mlfallrita CA ""' 1' I ... _ nie tollowtng ~ .,. Seti your extra ,._, . • ' ltltfonlca no It ofTtctfa A'cuall to Mai'llyn 1'0telra, tMlt d .. teme, .,_au.. dOll'8 bualrlMe M: lpedal 3t, 1ltl '1111 Cil~ ................. Ototeceion: au reaputtta Pompono 1101 ~ °"' oolumN cOmpet WltlC'9 ~ ... ""°' household The eo~ , .. nw nw...-.. wtta 1 m.qulN u.ne que Cla11lntd tone.oh. CA NMi haugh CllHlftld quotlfl•d buyere to dUcllon "'" Newport ltema MIWket ~-Wt~,.._.l .. llJ 1-1..,' .. _• 1ump11r eon 1aa fotmall· wlll hel'= Thia bu11ne.. la eon-... H71 oaMI • IWft. ~ ijiij I c If Clelellled -.-.... • •""• dad .. l!g•IH epropladat 111.fll'.I ed ti ....... .,, CtmerOn 1nc..DllH Jtd M& H?a I ~., ~· .. • • " ' , 'f '~ { .. Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot Dow to Place A Fri~ July 24, 1998 13 'UILIC NOTICES • •• provided 1n HC\IOn 1250 of the CIM1tornia Probate Code. A At quHt for Speclel Nouc• form 1s evllilabl• ,,.,.. the oourt cJertt. ; A-....yt.Pwll ... ..,. L..._,~_. • A,.1«11 'n• ' vm--. 18.~ ..... •a10 ~CA92IO&· 3861 07/23. 0712•. 07/30 • --Deadlines Policy Hu1t·., a111I 1f1 ·11dl11w., urc· ... 11bj1·1·1 tu f'llLln:?C' "id111111 llctlll'I'. ., Ill' r111l1li ... lwr n·:.1·n , . ., tlw righ1 111 1·1·1h111. ,....iu.,,jf~. rf•vi:w nr n·j1·1·1 a11y rlu..,..,ifi .. d uilv<'rti-.1·11w111. J>l1•a ... r n·pon 1111~ 1·1Tor tli ut 111u~ lw i11 ~HIV da ... -.ifi1·d ad i111111rdiutc·I~. I 111· Dail~ Pilot m·1·1vi-. 110 f iuhif it \ ror Ull\ ('I ror ill Ull OASSIFl~IAD \1onday ............... Frida' 5:00pm Tu t•:-.da) ............. \1 onday 5:00pm By Fax (7 1-t ) 63 1-659-t By Phone (71-+) 6-t2-S6?8 By Mail/In Person: \Xt>dn~-.da~ ........ Tut>..,da~ ;)·OOpm .. . . u1hrrti.,1·111e·111 for whic•h ir rnu' lw ( Plrth•' inducle ~ uur 11111111' mul pho111· 1111111lH'r 1.11111 \\t:ll rail ~011 liac•I.. \\ ith u prit'l' 1111or1•) :330 We:.t Ba,· 'tree t Co~ta ~1e~a. C.\ 9:2627 \ t \1·" port Bh d. & Ru\ ~t Thur ... da~ ...... \'X t>dne:-.day 5:00pm n·.,po11i-.ilil1· t"<t'<'fll for t ht' rn~I of dw :-p tH'<.' u1·t 11ull~ cwcupit'd Ii~ dw 1·1T1ir Crt>Jit c:a11 11111\ lw allmwd for tile' fir.,1 i11-...rt ion Hours· Friday ............. Thur:-.dav 5:00pm .. Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Saturday .............. Frida\ 5:00pm ·-- .,, Index 1002-1625 2900·2918 2102-2744 ~920·3018 II 2710·2790 1530·5540 6010-6080 rm1 6102·6190 ~ 7011·9090 ERVICE DIRECTO -For All Your Home and Business Need v.•u tlle l1rrice D......, •I••• Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $28 per week (4 wk, min.) Call Markey at 642·5678 x246 GENERAL 1002 CORONA COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT 1069 ~ jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 1022 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii Back ••Y Exec Hmt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3br 2.5ba, ,hug• pool. CASTAWAYS EQUAL HOUSING OPPORT\JNllY .......... ~lllM """""' .. Mfld ..... ftfo ""f14r ...... Mt ti 1• .. 7. 1...-. wlllU l\Hn It llltl'I t, ft lfttrtl.. "Hy ,rtftnllCe, llllllttlfH If .. scrl•llltltl MaH • race, ttl•. relltlt1, .... ~. ""''"" ...... ., ....... , .,..., ., .. lllltltlt1 .. -· tllY QH ,mtfHCt, .................... '"• ..... ,.,., •Ill ... . ........,....,...,...., .... ...... ,.,,... ............ ,. .. ............... 0. ...... , ttt lier_.. llf~ llltl tll 'I ... IHlfl ""'111H II ... . " .................... .. l! .... .......,-.i. .... ~ ......... , , ..... .... ........ ,...., .... "' .. w.11111111111. oc .. ·-........ SOLD! ShowcaH homes for aal• In our Saturday Real E1tat• Supplemtnll HOMEIOF THE WEEK Dlaplay ade atart ........ •7•1 OHdlln• Wed 5pm ...... OPEN HOUSE Llatlnv• for ••• Oeadllne Thurs 15pm ••••• II P•Y• to adv•r11H In th• bHt local Rea.I Ealal• Section CALL TODAY LISA RIV.RA ... ... ., ....... ANN•WIU.SV ... ... ., ........ Shown by appt only. llAYFRONT CONDO Spectaculat 3Br 2.5Ba FIND SELL RENT TRADE *COZY HldtlWIY* Owner 61S..755-0306 $175,000 U1hotd In on 'Th• Island' above 495 Morning Canyon l:'ald• 2 hOUHI on lot Th• Tower• Building Newport Bayt Owner/ an apartment your home tllro h I ,. d through class f1ed Coron• Hlghlande 3Br 1.68a plu1 guHt 2Bedrooma 2Batha Agent 94M31·1579 through classified through classified Ug C aSSI le 842·5878 .. OPEN SUN t-4 house 2Br 2Ba. Call Overlooking lhe Bay. *Du p L 11 X Ju s T -----------------1 -----------------""-Roomy one Br+offlce, for detalla, Agent VINTAGE BUCH LISTED I $370,000 den, Granite counter-673-5354 or 380-9492 CLASSIC * o c 11 AN p Ro NT top a. gu bullt·ln •·i•Di·NPT HGTS Great Famuy DUPLEXI $1090000 rang•. cenalr, 1ecurlty For S•le By Owner Neighborhood. 4Bd'a B•lbo• Newport tool Only S235,000 <tBr-3.58a , office, den. Included• gtJHt unit. Realty 723...,.94 S 8"K 21• E 6 h St llbrary and mualc•---------CORONA D•L MAR 3 ., · "' · 1 t · room. Thlt It back on llASTBLUFf' beaulllul PROP•RTllES (Agt Co-op) lMS-0449 the market after begin <tBr 2Ba, Family rm, MIMt73.a4M • LQ 88R 48A 2·Sty, aold. you better hurryl formal dining room • 2-Mitr Br, Marble FP. Seller w111 entenaln remodeled, expanded Pool, Oversized Loll 0 ff•,• b • 1 w •en : 1599.000 518-3778 Oo••n·C•t•U"• & 1319,000 Owner/Bkr M59,000-S52e,878 JUST REDUCID <tBr City Light• Views e<tS..722·0155 ij 6Ba, 5c gar. " FP'a, Hlghly Upgraded In M••• V•rd• Lovely n-.d·entlal Back Bay view, morell '98, 3BR 2BA, 120 000 ..... .-cw H apent Waterfall/Spa. Hom ... 0 uown Pmt. ~..... S825K Proper1y OUH Quiet atreeta. FrH 949'-842·3850 Lush Landecaplng. Aecorded Meauge. 723-atao ••LIDO llLI•• M47K Agt 812•7474 Agt, 949-558-5428 a:alutra 3-Bdrm view. f\Jrn, 3br 2ba, frptc, ............ C,..k 3br 1•Story, 13951< & Top patio, den. Av•ll i-t. 2ba, uporaded, 1t1 M LAGUNA Bay Vlew·Upgr•ded. e49.7a:s.a4el c.ta11na Sunaet vtewt 48 HH.ooo Agent LIDO PENINIU' a ... ~A SltOK Aet Teo.aea3 llACB 10 """ ~ ... T .. U,.. ta.. PAUL80N RU&. TY t3 BOLIVAR : PBNUfSVJ.A 1007 ~aa NPPY ·ta?• a1ue111rt1 Cyn Teo-8097 •• HLIVM 1 .••••••••• , Large bHutlful home OPEN SUN 2:00.5:00 80t Tuetin, Newport 1139.900·1142,IOO !BOUSIS/ SPACIOUS 3Bt 2.Ha wtth 9'*" . querten. S50K. 94 ..... 1.1400 ~hta. Large '-lbd 173-een • 720-H12 home. Huge LA w/ocn P"k•a-.bOO oc.envlew Ylct0tla Slrombom AQt 3.16-. Iota of grey NWliT IAOAll Hr, :CONDOS vu, FonnaJ DR Lg FR SouCh a&oe of PCH Ml•hlJ U~•ralleii eton. floortno I ~ Ofc. aa. beam c.11. '1.=,Po• • •"-• Spa·S•una, 4C ptcng. ~ n"'I08-l923 ,..,... on.re •llr aea ~ Com« lot newer tMe roof. 13Ht< ~ 1M9K Agt 17M992 l7" 000 for eatra ~I· Better 11111 Qruncty AM11or9 lnwlffe M lbr 3be ~~~ ~'*' • ..... , than newt ~ w/ 94M?M111 Pool hme 10.000.f lot ""''"" ' .....,, ptlde by loc8' contr.c-Opett A .. l ..... t"4 • • ..... II 10020 COIL·~f. tlffK HOllyChaM 94''"4 ...... " IOr. Hl?K, •Oeftt• aH VIMa .... rt. · G ... INNUO w 1022 Agt. M•TI0-8Ha W9lcome M ... ata 311 t .lba Home In -------'·--·---EJct, Xt1 lflWPOIT ~ -...TOOO..... 8"'"9 l340K Agl M*e • L .... 1 "•"' ,.,e.. llACB 1011 .a •• &1. ,,..,,. •" •., •' .. • • • ~oc:.=. ~ ,_C .... O_S_,t_&_lllSl_...___1_0_24-• ~ooo~twve "°":: 1a.!le:' ..= HCfOW,.. ...... ?I. Newport H~ Luetcl No ON ebo¥e 0'41MMD · No room left CA lle•H or b•lowl Model lt't ---£MOUt08 you 48" ... ,. .. home, i..;. • ..._ ww .......... iUii-• P•rfectl HH.1001 Mn oouM on IO Ml a ~......., ........ "' u,. _ _... ....... .. ... .... Cal 0wtMt liM-e?41 mynad of merottan-~~.::" fOrthtc.? 4M tM 11,411.oae.~~:te~:n:::::;::T'a = .=. -• A-• ;r_&:.::,•••..= fiii :""" ...,... 11an•••-•tWliWl .... .,. ... ··~ l ... ----. --.. {-. . .._ . - M Friday, Ju~ 2.4, l 998 Newport Beoch/Co$to Meso Doily Pilot NEWPORT NEWPORT ~BE=l=C~Billi_.~10~6:9l IEACH 2189 COMMEJtCIAL • REAL ESTATE •81u"a • Plan• VILLA UUIOA 28rl••·-----· ~BR 3 \4BA remolded, 1 5Ba, vaulted c•ll•. grHn belt loc, 2 atory, pool. 11300. 413.532.1---------~H.OOO Open Sun 4ott or 502-430-5211 APAITMENT52750 au V1at• Grando --~---- • 8 49· 700·314 2 ~ •••••••• Two 4-ftl•••• &'aide 11 DARTMENTS CM nr Newport Hgta, ns-. ahared courtyerd, R E A LT Y FOR RENT • S449,ooo each . •••••••ii' • Owner·Bkr. 780-8621 EMPLOYMENT APnlA.NCES 6011 CORONA IRVINE 6144 BOATS 7011 CHEVROLET ~045 HONDA 9085· 5530 l'rte t225 WHher/ DEL MAI 6122 li.iiAiilliiiiiCiihiiuiiroiihii•iiiiRiiumiiiiagiiie i1ii9iiftiiiiBiioii•iitoiiniiiiJ!liiiiilii•m,I '88 TA.HOK LT iiii,ii8ii2iiAiiCiiCiiOiiRiiiiDiil!iiXiiii ; • L • c TR 1c1 AN a Dryer f145 each, Upaoalo Oarage Sale. Sale 1000·1 of items Ra90, '94, 115hp Jel, AM/FM case. ASS & Coupe, auto, moonrl, WAHT•D Top dollar. Xlnt condltlonl Oak Table/3 IHvH & for aale. Appliances, w/lraller, xlnt cond (397403) $29,998 (38JA504~ 110,550 exp a muitl 539.3442 831.0287 5 oek/cane chair• clothing. dl1hH, furn, &7200 work 937·1341 Coel• M••• WJ-Sl!TXMISNSOTE• 1 or 100-748-t741 Hot Point wuher &. t785. Derk wood and many other Items. home 544·5409 Llncoln·M•rcurv • " Q 0 chalr/wht uphOl1tery SAT JUL'V 25th. 7am· 18' l!lootrlc P•okot. (714) 940·8830 (714) 892·8808 roundekeopor elect ryer, Almond Sl50. Small oak cabl· 1 pm At Mariners 1 ---------needed for latge res Uk• new. S250. Set. South Coast Church Near new canvu. •de '88 Suburban AUantJct--------.. propettv In CM/NB 714-17~1853. net 550• Ten •peed ti001 Newpon Coaat panel1 & batterlH blue m•talllc 3tK ml. area Light malnt, bike, l.tG oelc •atet & Dr. 949·854·7800. $9,500 949·87~3400 loaded! co. dual AC, Hondaa 80'• to ~7 gardening painting Ma~tag wuh•r & other ltemt. Sa1 7·25 C $100 $500 etc. Call Chris for appi dryer xlr\4 cond, white, eam-noon 414 Acacia •---------I Need Your Lia tine __ s_28_,_600_. _•_91_._ae_1_8_. -'p'o'tlce lm'o.unds 47~9100 or 648.8800 nu &580. Seti S250ea NewnORT let me Hll your yacht .4 .. 94•3a9a '" ~ 1mall time-bin result• .. ---------. H d t H.u .a. Children• •• -• ... COSTA MESA 6124 BEACH 6169 Manu Kai vacrht SalH c~~v:.~· Je~~~ a'& BALBOA ., I E Clothing PIT help Sveo E. Backlund, Bkr Hondaa 80'• to 97 4x4•1 m&tat ••Ill 1070 ISLAND l.'2606 BUS N SS a wenf-d. Fathlon Is. FURNITURE 6014 712• S'"'L•I • 949·875-0588 Carl $100·$500 800.772·7"'70x7802 i'' FIN11•1cE 949-844·7877 Pe1ra .. .. am 8 gara9• •al•• at --0-F-F_l!_R_l!_D_F_R _____ , , iill•iiii••••iiil miiiii••iiiiiii•iii nn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TablH, couch, TV. eaycre11 Court. (Jam· """" Pollct lmooundt NEWPORT COAST C.11¥ VI 4B 3B •Loan Officer# kHp China Cabinet clOthH-good col'\q:t boret/Brlatol) Sal July 23' AlbatroH cJaulc Honda•. 'royotaa, ew r • VERY CU'f.' lbr prlv 11)0% of your com. ,..... d b 1 d 1 27152 Mandoza or. ,• 215 9am. ·1pm onlu. N wood aailbdat. Need• Chevy•. Jeopa & ,Pl.I.I• den, 3c garage. entrance'-" w/porch. Amerlcorp Mort eank· v .. r\'a eve• g ais. ' work on hull, other· lNFINITl 9095 /naple flooring & more F 1 di iri a h & dis 1 llghta, burled wood C.M . Nel9t,borh1'od early Dlrdt. No park· 4X4'1 muat ••Ill .S7H,OOO Prine Only r g, ~,W 1 • BUSINESS ·1• ng. 1574•770t •1Ct 122 S1600. Coif tbl wood, o•r•g• Sale,\YI Ing within compleit. wlu complete. •In· 800·772·7470 1<7802 Qwner/Bkr 378·6521 posal. ,•,,"!5· 673"9247 OPPORTUNl-' Ua •••on Wanted: bevld gla $250. China c 0 mp Ir men t. 0 I Free parking In llrUC· qulrer mull b• lamlllar '---------' '95 lnflnltl 045 '1 ' Manlcurl1t, eyebrow/ ave for 12. 720-9963 Monique Vang of lure on Bayview Cir. w/thls class 673·t232 AC, Pw/Pdl, tilt , CORONA 290~ •make-up arllst at :---~.,..,----Coldwell D)anker Acro11 the at. --------(307778) $23,4,5 f.USTIN 1090 fmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J.Tlpton Salon 873·3065 Droxot tt•rlt•a• Sat Ju1ir..~e Frl·S•t 8am·2p-MOTORCYCLES DODGE • 9065 Coat• MH• y i iii=mmmmmm•I D.EL1u11u , 2622 camelbaok sofa, 2 Th O 1 8880 .. , I I M imiii¥iii~mmiiiiiiiim • ••••-•• <•) OFFICll CLERK P'll wing cl'lalrt, newoty oma1 u • 1 20332 Bayview Ave SCOOTERS 8018 iimiiiiiimmiiiiiim ~ nco n . •rcury •TUSTIN RANCH• Please be-wa,Y o• out An1wer phonH. filing. reupholitered In & 02. 8881-j & 888J2 Clothes, furniture, 1oy~ 'I 714·540·5830 %980 B•lloateroa Duplex 3b( 2ba. all llke of area comp11nlH. Blllngual, . engllah/ popular fruit print West of Harbor, North etc.... Follow signs iiimmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml '90 Shadow Great 1•1•--,-9-7-ln_f_ln_l_t1_cz:i_4_5 __ Beautiful 2Br 2.58• nµ, frplc, dbl gar, W/D Check with tho local 1panl1h. M·F. hrs flex· fabric. Sofa $350. chrs of Victoria. Follow the o s 1 f c 8 RJ•c•I Electric . car, AC. good cond, Sdn, lthr; au.rut. ABS Condo. $188,900 hkups, no pell, yr1v. Better Business Ible. S7·8hr. C-.JI fC?r s2so.ea949•631•5857 signs arage ae ""at "1 Powerchalr 1ldawalk low ml, 4 dr, auto. (VM002269)S'34,997 AQont 949·509·8923 $1795. 714·675-0853 Bureau before :you Interview or fax •C~siA MESA• w:~h:~· :~·~~;:s~~ll and home use. $2900 S2900/obo. 574·47~7. Cost• Mesa -..--------! STUDfO. So. of PCH send any money for rHume. 714·841·3222. Moving Salo Custom N•l9hborhood (Twnhse) (t8th/TUslln) 949·675-4335. Ben. Lincoln Mercu~ MOBILE HOMES 1100 QUIET. parklnn, laun· feet or aervlces. Read Office Black Walnut Dining O•r•u• S•lell FORD 9075 714·540·5830 • and understand any F IVPT Table w/Chalr1. Compliments of·. Lido 1•1• Mov ing •••••••••I dry. no pets $700/mo u , llght phones, s I Avail Now 723•0808_ contracts before you A/R, filing, quick Couch. Large Wood Audrey Savopolos of • • furniture, up· miiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiml·-------- 1lgn. Shop around for booka exp a mui• Framed Mirror. ChHt, Coldwell Banker rlghl'freezer, fax ma· AUTOMOBILES JAGUAR · 910S rates. Fax resumes 10~ lndaln paint, Large Ev•~thlne Under chine, M/W designer ·--------1 '92 Crown Victoria LX 71._899•8480• decorative Urns, Large Th• sunl clotheS/1hoes.,1ennls/ P/S. P/W, P/L. llhrliiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Unbellevable Oppl'yll-=-------.....;..-Desk, more. 760-9590 Thomas Gulde 888H2 golf clothes, Many Inter, very ol•anl '87 XJ8111 Internet •Pl!RSON FRIDAY• and H3. With·ln this boxes of new sun ACURA 9010 S!S,500. 714·842-4124. Artie blue/ton llhr L~DB~ PBE.,~l~:J'~¢ COSTA MESA 2624 RENTAL 1800Sq.Ft. Brand New lap Pool & Spa, F1tne11 Fae. 53200/Mo. Yearly Lease Avail. 673·6030 ON BA YFRONT undor SIOOk. Boautllul, serene. senior park Bkr 673·4243 BEACH P~OPERTY 1175 MORRO BAY 120 realdentlal home11te1. Lot slze1 range from 6.000-14,000sl, many oHerlng ocean vlewsl *1 Br D•t•chod D•yTr•dln9I Receptionist llghl O~•nt~I Ruge 2&8x10, area. Harbor Blvd 10 glasses, lots of misc, ,97 AEROSTAR (ISTP713) $8.995 Cott•ges w/Patlo Curious? 280-4975 bookkeeping, typing, an am, 90 120 w. tQth to Placentla dealers welcome! , EXT W XLT AC BAUER LOTUS computer, hour• llne, neutral colors, 148 Via Trleato 93 LEGEND LS agon, • • 714-042·7700 near beach. Cathedral n• ti bl C II xlnt condl S300each tow. w111on. S d 8 Lo ml Ith mint pw/pdl, tilt. CC.1--------- cell1. frig. Move-in I••••••••• 948.~4:.0;35 f~x 949-631•5557 · · SAT JULY 25 atur ay am-3pm 008104, S~T 777 (VZC22992) $16,997 '87 XJOlll Speclall $675+$400 ANNOUNCEMENTS rHume 949-642·1729. Couch, hsehold ltema, Lido 1•1• Moving Sale LEXUS OF Costa Meaa Grey lrflf~ xlnt cond deposit. 548·2421 ---------clothes, furn etc. Sat 9am. Washer, WESTMINSTER Lincoln Mercuiy (ISDWEmO) $8,996 •EAST SIDE• Premier Ace Hardware MERCHANDISE 8 ·? sat 7 /2 5 micro, dotk. love seat, ,714) 892•8908 714·540·5830 BAUER LOTUS 28r tea Apt. Stove, Retatler has openings MISC 601c._ 2242 Eldon Ave. ch'andellers, bikes, 714·842·77.00 for tales anoc and • ~ gOtt carts, & misc. ---------• '97 MUSTANG relrlg, frplc, lrg din ANNOUNCEMENTS cuhlera. FIHlble L.,g• G•ragn Sal• 539 VI• Lido Soud BUICv 9035 AC, pw/pdl, tllt, CC, '82 Sovercilgn area. laundry, garage 2920 scheduling. benefit• Al••k•n exer bike, baby/LA n 2 TO CHOOSE Green/tan llhr. low mi + t parking space, package Call Mark al K If ~ado ~:~ furn, old accordion, NEIGHBORHOOD (208477) (205645) (663135) $14,995 5925 + dep and good c rown Ace Hardware n •· re at g t clothes & lots of {Tl I sot SALE! '88 Park Avenue 4·dr s 13,497 Coate Me•• BAUER LOTUS credit. 800-400-4855 A PILL TO LOSE 952.4160 x t28 Send St9.99 plus S5 1085 Tulare Or. Sat sedan, full pwr, a/c, Llncoln Merc ury 714·842•7700 E•atalde 2Br 1Ba WEIGHT? For free PT Aaal•t•nt ~gra ~~.to~.gre:~:':~~;~ MOVING SALEI Sat 8•12P Vivian Lane Metallic Blue w/blue 714·540·5830 •93 Vandon Pia• patio, gar. new carpet sample of ThermoUtt 2 daya per week fo Anchorage, AK 99509 SAT 8·1 Everything Sat 8 ·12 . 625 St Int. $1!595. 723-1504 Black, cream llhr, and paint. no pets CALL 498·1795 Hlf storage In NB must gol paintings, James Rd. Motor (889299) $19,995 $875/mo 723·0445 AUTO AdlOENT HELP Computer exper heip: Lighted display cab, frig, computer, darkrm home gen., metal cut· -CAD--IL_LA_C_• --9-0-4-0-1 HONDA 9085 BAUER LOTUS 800·576-2811 --------- NEEOEDI Any wltneH lul. 949.840.9019 att pedestals, Jewelry equip & much morel ling band saw, furn, 714-842·7700 to this accident: dl1pley cab, lighted 2017 P•lmona Dr clothes. mlscll ii••iiiimiiiiiiiimil NEWPORT July 4th 1 ·30pm San Recoptlonlat X·mas trees. 2801 E. SAT .... 2 •00 Cl th s •·.-s-A .... T--8-.-4-._--F-u-rn-. '87 S•vlll• Dark blue/ '85 CRX SI '93 XJe •••••••••I · · Busy community Cout Hwy Suite B ., • o e. Convt . Black , Black, tan llhr. lo mr BEACH 2669 Miguel & MacArthur. newapaper aeeklng CdM 949-675-6804 furn, ml10, Off Santa clothings misc. blue lthr Int, all power, run• greatl 56000. (670673) S16,995 imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NPB. 714·731·6838. part·llme receptlonlat, An• 259 Roblnhood 535 Tustin Ave In 10tk ml, xlnt cond 7 t 4•719•9504. BAUl;R LOTUS HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT BALBOA ISLAND 2106 NEWll 3Br 3Ba ale, 1 & 2 BR +2 BA hours 1:00 p.m. to Portable 8 'x 7 ' Spa Ln. CASH ONLYI Alloy Cross St 15th. $4100 949·642·2114 ---------714-e42·7700 MOVE·IN·BONUS LOST & 5:30 p .m. Monday 280gal, functioning S•t July 25 8·12i------------------'88 A ccord 5·spd,1---...,8 .... 4-X-J-1-2--- NEWPORT BAY thru Friday. Duties In· well. S350 obo 2040 Paloma Or. at NEWPORT CHEVROLET 9045 powor brakH/steer· Black. tan Inter. TERRACE FOUND 2925 elude an1werlng 714-759-8108 lrvlne & 20th. Office iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ing, am/Im stereo. (681839) $21,995 lg I & 2Br near Backliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii phonH, 1or1lng mall, Wolff Tanning Bod• equip, toys. dl1hes. COAST 6170 $2000/obo 650-3803 BAUER JAGUAR Bay & golf course. FOUND fem Beagle. tbhalanclndg rf•ce,hlptsd at Tan At Home clothes, stelreo. book•fiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii ~?v~~4hJ:..nrs4xt~uck '111 CIVIC 714-971·2002 Large pool, new car· Vaclnlty WHt CllH & e •n ° • av. Buy Direct and S•vel lot• of kn ck·knackal 2·F•m Moving Sal•ll Lo ml, nrt ~a• aaver, Pel & much more. EOE. Physical r• Com • I l/H frln f kld1 stutfl lots of power, 3 gas • '94 XJO Dover. NPB. Poppy quired. Please fax re· m re a om••---------•• urn, tanks, real good tires, (596247) 5991 Black/black Inter, sg~1s~~~;s 722·1286 or 434·9142 aume Including aalery unlls from $199.00 IRVINE 6144 Sat 8·3 " 180 Lessay will trade, $3000 obo Coat• Me•• (695012) $18,995 hlitory 10 Low Monthly Pmtt 11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii (San JOaguln Hiiis Rd/ 949 04s.8982 Llncoln·Mercu~ BAUER LOTUS w/d , lncd yd, garage. ••••••••• gardener. $2950/mo lse yrly. 714-673·3059 MISCELLANEOUS Found Parakeet (949) 842•7867 Fr•• Color Catelog1• Newport Ridge Or. W.) ---..-··-----(714) 540·5830 Newport Helghta. Call 1·800-711·0158 Sancere '92 ASTRO LT 714~942•77oo 714·842·2849. RECEPTIONIST FIND Low ml, Dual AC, '92 Accord EX 2·dr '94XJO L 0 ST JR E w ARD Chiropractic office, ---------(3BC0329)$12,222 Real Sharp, Loaded, tan Inter. CD. low ml. Belge/Wht •hlh·tzu Costa Mau, PfT, COMPUTERS 6018 an apartment TRANspnu. t '"TION LEXUS OF Lthr, t·owner. phn, (691457) S19,995 7/21 In Mesa del Mar ___ e_0_2_·0_8_7_0 __ iiiiiii--iii--iiii through classified v~ n WESTMINSTER CD player, Moonroof, BAUER LOTUS ------•RENTALS -----CORONA DEL MAR 2122 ------- area. Kida hrtbrknl Refund Proceaaor Need • Computer? ___ ...;......_____ (714) 892·0908 $8,900.obo 723·1504 714-042·7700 957·1487 S7.25·S10hr. PT/FT. Can't get financing? * Wiii tr•lnl * We can Helpl 233MHz 1 2706 •2•a1,-2•a•.iiiiiciioiimiipiileiite-ly ROOMS furnished home, some miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l••·------ vl!fN. close to every· NB W.OceanfronV22nd. EMPLOYMENT 1·888·718·5798. computer with monl· t b I n g I A g e n 1 Private rm, unlurn, shr I••••••••• Roataurant Mgr tor. printer & much JACKahrlmp, Newport more. EZ approvall Beach. Fax resume Poor credit, bank· 073·5354 or 380·9492 bath. ulls pd. n/smkg, 949·850-1930. ruptcy OKI 0 Down. N•w Luxury duplex 3br 2ba, elev"ator, 2 car gar, nr boach, no pe11 S2500 675-6955 kitchenette, laundry.1--------- 1 block to N.B. Pier EMPLOYMENT SECURITY GUARDS 714-272·8892 $510/mo. Call Sam at 5530 Start Todayll F/PT. Unlimited Internet Ac· 714·675-4808 Benef111 avail. cesa 58K-emall·WWW (Bet ween 9AM·5 PM) liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-692·7689. M·F $19.95 + Hlup. SI· * Receptlonl•t * FT salary + benefits 574·7701 Ext 122 6000 W. PCH NPB. TEACHER (LEAD) erra·net 888·431·6911 NB PrHchool need• COSTA MESA 2124 VACATION 28a 1 BA on Blutf1 nr RENTALS 2722 H.P lead teacher w/ .,., .. -------- ECE unite for 1 yr old wANTED t>ch. gar w/opener. miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim claurm. Benefit• TO BUY 6019 Book Sal•• , _____ 9_5_5_·_2_e_7_2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• lncd yd. w/d hk-up, 5895. 642-9699 Agt mmTINGTON B•I la. So. Bayfront 3Br 2Ba home+ 2Br 1 ba ept on 1andy bch, gar. 111ewl 673-3059 BEACH 2140 RENTALS TO Nat'I Law book pub· w t d lisher seek1 exp'd * an e * 98 people I BUY ALL PIANOS profe11lonal phone Wiii pay you 10 lose Antiques-qua!. furniture sales people. FT/PT up 10 29 + Iba. tpc or houseful cash small casual olc, great eoo.eoo..0343 ex 1873· paid (714) 957·8133 pay, medical, 401k & Old Coln• Gold Sliver bonu1 at 6 • months, EMPLOYMENT Franklin Mint, Sterling 4Vr 28• 2c gar. no SHARE 2724 pew, avl 9·1 $t900.mo miiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii Call Ms. English at SERVICES 5533 Old watches & 1·ewelry 714·755·2960 or fax resume 714.549.8835 liimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Westcoast Coln 642·9448 8541 St. Augu1tlne Torolll Re•ltv 714·540 ·7355 E'aldo CM Lrg Maater ---,C~L,...E'""R~IC.,...----••••••-RECORDS/TOP $ Br. palto, cable, w/d. PART·T~E PleaH be awere lhat Jazz, A&B, Soul, Rock NEWPORT BRACH gar. lull priv. no/pet Monday thru Frldar,, the llatlnga ·In this cat· Elc ... 50'1 & 60'• Mike $495 + !At utll's day tOam.3pm aaslallnn n egory may require you 845·7505 548·1001 eve548·5385 • to call a 900 n mb the legal Depa11ment. u er 2169 NB B••ch o lo••• Applicant mu11 enjoy In which there 11 a--------- comm pool/tennis, pvt working with people, charge per minute. PETS & Lg 4 bd 2 •5b• + lg bath, gar, full prlv, fem type 55 wpm, be good ••••••••II ANIMALS prel 5550 + Y.i utll at customer service ME bonus rm & bath by 631·2778 alter 8:30 and be dependable. RCHANDISE 6049 pool, fam rm, 2 l/p, NB F $7·$8 per hour. Drug.l~•-•••••illl AV pkg, a/c, no pets. urn'd room/bath free/Workfree environ· S 2 4 9 5 /m o I 1 • pvt patio, gar, pool, ment. EOE. Send re---------- • Ador•blo male Australian shepherd $200, pet quality. Please call 645-6858 72CM 585 ~r~r~o~;~~pe~~~~; aume to Judy Oetting ANTIQUES 6010 LI DO PENINSULA .,...,..,,,.........,,....._ _____ , __ •_t _<94_9>_6_3_1-e_5_s_4__ _1_vr_o_1_d_b-1a_c_k_ca_1.-v-ery- 3 BR BAYFRONT NP O•t•d TWH 2br Cocktail WaltrHHI playful, need1 home, RENTAL 1800Sq.Ft. 2.5be, pool/ape, w/d, l!•t•bllahed upacale we're moving. Leave Brand New Lap Pool young prof'I male, restaurant 1-ooklng 1\ nttOUCfi msg., 662·598-3525 & Spa, F1tne11 Fae. n/tmkr 5580• 644•5111 for personable and C' } Chocolate Lab needs S3200/Mo. Yearly responalbl• cocktail & <Colluliblc• temporary home<::>. (2 Laase Avall. 873-6030 RENTALS waltrHI for FT/PT 'OPOOlUA ~ \ mo'a) Owner wlll pay NWP H OTS area. 3Br w ·n•f"l"1:!D work. Call 722·t400 PAIOt ' -~ for care 949-574.1870 I 5Ba with yard , n.nu; 2726 1,l;,."'"•1MO ~'f' 381 18th Pl•oe imiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiim YORKSHIRE Terrier (do not disturb tenant) CDM Ocean tide of APPOINIMFNI' Buy 3 mo. male, all ahot1, $1450. Agt 548-9988 PCH. Quiet prof cpl. SE1'n7.RS Outrlol!U Champion line with TWH 2Br 1 B• new wanls 2br, & garege. fT~.!.c~:OO E~;':ucs:.' papers S600 751-6268 .... pet1. 1c attached Mid Aug 541·552·0310 Paintln~s ~China gar. near Oelaon's 812·820 St450./Bkr 840·5884 --------Per Hour Books Furniture u w. holl•v•ble 3oo• STORAGE 2742 40 years "' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Tu11·1i1rrxluccrs In Newport Beach vrew of bay/nreen bell • al~hcr 14 673 622 rare find, very private CM S'orago 1/2 Acre • • highly upgraded, dirt lot. fenced & :~;.W'ri\.~"'"' '""''""" 2700sq n, 4br 3.15ba private $395/mo. Call • l'ikl """''..., S3600m 310·245·8814 John at 754-2480 •l.tJtlClt"'""'vl'""'rua NEWPORT QICH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH 2669 PAJRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIO CANYON ~TBO COMMUNITY BY PASHtON ISLAND ~nlrul rree-llncct !Mr •e1s nnct 91->lf r 1M lfSt' vlt.."Wl". Hnjoy r111clrcc IMng In ).'fll 1r f.lfJ(C I . 2 Of J UH "'IHrll llCrll homer • 1W<'l«lf' 8Ml8 • \VilSllCflflt}Ct llC10k111)5 • 111Cf)l.'lC'e (Wncld .. Qi\SI • "'If C0tldltkw1ll'lij • Wc1 IJOr In 2 na WI '."I llA • "'l;wm gys1cm • 5 I ,Cl.-.0 Ill S2J>!>'l Pt.,e.AS£ CALL (714) 644-0500 ·~ NEWPORT MARINA ·APARTMENTS !ltf(ront CIOMao•Jty with ~lntf bru.h k enarlaa. Tro,&cal laadtaiplei·latp lanai poof et sun dC'Ci. Wadi to 'Bt.lbOI Wand •~• Mle1teea &o• r..t.IOo blUd. ·~douJ~l8RllMll8R~da1ptt.. • Prmtt pa!* or llabefa •Wood ~pa Rnplacu . i!•:c. s:::cw • $1SSO • l1'0o No IW PlcalC Call (949) 760-0919 .. • &tabll11hed ln 1960 lUld l(rOWllll( CaJJ f:8l"'°'n~nt l ~13-.\74-4 JULY OPENINGS Starting Pay Up To: $12.~5 CcAlgeW.~ IYM. NO EYP. NEC. Ml~ Flex. tn:.. M Hs aval 1 5HI CASHIER Full tJme position. Must know how to""' $7.SOlhr.+ dtP90dlng on knowledge • Pno c. 5Tl!GMANN ANTIQUl!S EsTATES BOUGHT AND SOLD APPUAHCIS 1011 BICYCLES 6060 2 18' Miyata road blke1. Shimano part1. Ilk• new, recently tuned, $22!5.ea or obo. 949·631·5857 TV, ELECTRONICS, STEREO 6080 Harm•n/K•rdon·KEP w/apeaker atanda, 1 OOfl of Moneter Cable. ~00. 873-42t8 GAMGl!SAUS CORONA DEL MAit An•ther X-mae In ~utw. Olfte, trauurH ~ 1urpr1.... 1 DAV ONLVI Sat 7/25 9-4pm •10 .la•mlno Avo. Oar .. e/Demo Salo Everything must gol l••urda~ • 1 pm 4 ta f'renleaf Ave. ,CH • MacArthur RD611 l"urn, col- lectlblu, •ntlqu•a. tttewarea, wVdeccw• tor .c:c...on.e, xmu stuff, c•mplng, tools, mteo. hrdwr, mOf'el 'rflh• 7124a11th .. tp, ..., '°" M6rtgold Coll The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 to place your Garage Sole Ad t! We're working overtime during the GM strike to save you more! ~-· q)Oldsmoblle (949) ALLEN sa2.oaoo OlDSIOlll fADIUAC GllC 1ILICI Our Family Smtng Your Family, 5mce 1947! . e · r • •' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot TODAY'S CRoSSWoRD PUZZLE ACROSS PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED Bridge By CHARLES GOREN wleh OMAR SHARIF and TANNAlt HIHSCH Friday, July 24, 1998 JEEP 9110 LBXUS 9115 MERCEDES 9130 TOYOTA 9210 81 Cherokee llmlted Burgundy, •X4. llhr, all power, CD Player, remote entry, nu palnl. u.1oom1. H.too. 714..e4e-8188 '89 LS 400 Caahmara/lvory (029152) S3e,987 LBXUS MISSION Vll!JO C848)~8.4.c>e84 '83 3000 '-'•'Y .... au '84 COROLLA- malnt, ••captlonally Auto. AC, ca••. clean, all pwr, ttarao (3KEH86A) S9.t60 15250 obo 723.078'1 Ll!XUS OF '88 300E 78kml. ~art Wl!STMINSTE .. grey, Orig owner, ,_lnt1 __ <..,7,,..1..,4...,J,__8 __ 9.,.2_·0_80..,0AI __ I T uftllsh off!Clal ii Moeroscopic: • ltllm81 84 Route or a trip 87 Do lhe !anoo 68 DoaCPA•JOb 69 Actor Goblon 70 LOUd breath ONE DY ONE con d S 1 7 , 5 0 0 . '87 CAMRY LE 873-9015 1tk ml, c\n'tom whit, 188 LX 450 IAND ROVER 9113 Caahmar•flvory, full 11 Old l()l(Jlera 13 Energy umt 14 Mountain· climber's aid 15 Aquarium fish 16 Plfate"t walkway I 8 Wntef Chetlhov Ill Pet1ect 20 Slreldl 22 Meeting 25 S.aNgle 26 Flower part 28 O.el·ad c:aplton 32 Zeus or Apollo 35 Deep-sea ••plorer 37 City slictlers, on the ranch 38 A(ab iulef 40 Long atoties 42 -year . 43 Wallace and COMOfS 45 Volcanic roolr.s 47 WriterTan 48 TrffleSS plain 50 Bummer of a c:ar 52 -avis 54 Wrlhdraws lormally 58 Toilers 62 Gold weight 63 Pseudonym 71 Finger movements 72 C1t1us beve1ago DOWN ~ ~SOIShop 3 Ms ~ehead 4 Put on. as makeup 5 Wire measure 6 Airport info 7 Fillet a fish 8 Place tor a l>facelel 9 Carrying a 10 L~n,oer James· ~ 11 Ho1se's ga11 12 Reasonable 1 5 Bronzed from lhe sun 17 Huff end pull 21 Sphere 23 Elevator piOneer 24 Of ships 27 Ktnd of pad 29 Concert halls 30 Ouantrty ol paper 53 Pnma donna's songs 55 Broa<N11ay ollorvig 56 L1ke1ome seals . 57 Feshlon 58 Young boys 59 Jal- 60 Cll8rry varoe1y 61 Aslon•Sh 65 Lupino or Cantor 66 Bite 0 11 12 Nonh Suulh vulnerable South deul\. NORTH • A·JO 8 "1 Vokl o K 108 32 •A8753 EAST •l \\.EST . ·• KQJ 9 'V'QJ5 0 QJ 76 • 92 i;;i JO 8 7 3 0 94 • KQJ J06 4 SOUTH •7654 3 Q AJ(9642 o AS •Void The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH I Q Pass 2o 2t:> Pass 3• 3• Pass JNT 4• Dbl Pass Opening lead: King or • EAS'Ji Pass Pass Pass Pass ·me best ttme 10 double the oppo· ncnts 1s when you have a surprise in store for them, sus;h as a trump stack. Bui, once in a while, even thnt mighl not be enough. W11h a partial mislit. it secmeU fur a while that North-South were never going to locate lheir bcM strain. When South introduced spades nt the three· level, North thought 11 was, likely to JEEP 9110 opt (1382171 $40,500 ---------he a rour card su11,. hence the three-Ll!XUS no-trurnp bid, hul South inrcrred lhal • MISalON VIEJO 1 pilTtnc:r probably held three spades '85 Dl•covery (948)384·0084 NISSAN 9150 Auto, Immaculate t (3VOB023) Sl7,5'$0 LEXUS OP WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8900 since the North hall(! was obv1ou ly Riofa rad, tan, fpats. ----,---,-.,,......----·• '85 Accord LX 2dr, ved; \hon In heans With no i.ourcc of (3NaF!uO~R> LOsT1UeS.995 Whl;:,~v:ryc. •?u~ opt auto. hatchback. A/C, •-------~--. "" 11areo, pa, runs good T tric s for a no-trump conlnk;t, South COSTA MEJA (050~57) 536,977 11250 obO 531.0757 RUCRS ~~d~k ~~~c: aA'!r~!n ~~$ (714) 84~·7700 MIS~~u"IE.10 ••• MAXIMA GXI! liiiiiiiiiiiii!i!i~~!!!! It looked a'i ir a telephone number•---------__ C_9_4_t_)_3_e_ .... _0_8_B4 __ ·_1 • 31K ml, au10, wa~ m the offing.. LEXUS 9115 '97 ES 300 t3Pot:~l.: 1c,5F555 Weslfoondthebestopemnglcadof liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Full opl, t4K ml, WESTMINSTER Hondas 80's to $1 Cars $100·$500 the king of~aJes, but it did nut make (059324) S30,687 (714) 892·8908 '81 LS400 Special LEXUS a bit of d1 ercnce to declarer. Tiie Edition, Gold, leather, MISSION VIEJO Pollet Impounds Hondas. Toyota-;;. Chevya, Jeeps •Ai "x.e·1 m"at aelU S00.772·7470 11.7 fi~t lnck was wonin4urrnny wi1h the orig Iona I owner. (849)304-0004 OLDSMOBILE 9155 ace, and the occ of clubc; was ca hed power 1111, moonroot, --------- for a heart discard. A club ruff fol· air-ride, Nakamlchl '93 l!S~OO lowoo by the oc:t and ~'°~ of dia-compact ?!10 premium Uhr, moonrf, lmmacl sound, tracl!Qn con· (3XDZ199) $1,6,888 mond and diamond ruf btou&hl trol, chrome rims, lnte· LEXUS OF South's trick total to slit. 1lle top grated phone sya1em WESTMINSTER hearts were cashed. a heart wa, ruITed 68k ml s21.9K (714) B92·0808) '89 Regency 88 4-dr, blk, llhr. all pwr, ________ .,. clean, xlnt cond I 1--------..,- 83k m1, 1 owner, VANS 922S $4 950. 714-966-127 5 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii on the table and declarer took the sofe 940. 700-3833 d. ff · h d 97 DODOE Conv v n, tamund ru in an . Now declarer •---19_2_L __ S_4_0_0 __ LINCOLN 9120 SUZUKI 9205 AT au pwr. TV vc.n, was up 10 10 tricks -six in aces and Non cert, lthr, moonrl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tint wind 524 90 , ., k.ing,, three ruITs m hand and one ruff 1120234) 520,987 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil pp 949.574.51 14 in dummy. At the end West sot look· LEXUS '97 Continental '98 SIDEKICK JLX ing at three trumps tricks, wondering MISSION VIEJO r:44~6fdl, ::!;~;i ~~~;~~~;·;\~·.~~S41_V_O_L_V_0 ____ 9_2_3_0 what hit him! (848)384-0884 Coat• MeH LEXUS OF '93 ES 300 Llncoln Mercury WESTMINSTER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lum to be a better bridg~luy-Whit• chrome, full opt (714) 540·5030 (714) 892·8900 '83 24S Wagon 1 S b ·a.-t th Sll11er/btack int, ~.•II er. u scriue now o e oren (222079) 519,995 -...,.,,..,,,,..,,.,,...,.~.,...,..,--.1 ________ _ Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788· Ll!XUS '97 MARK VIII malntalned, 4•Pd t1t1 l225 for Information. Or write to: MISSION VIEJO AC, PW/POL. ABS. lilt, TOYOTA 9210 safe car, must , .. , Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Uox (949)304-0884 t597g~!ta ,:::~987 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1995 obo 644·1239 4410, Chicago, Ill. 60680. • Llncoln·Mercury '88 CAMRY LI! 1---------•93 ES300 fully (714). 0 5 .. 3 V8, loaded, 112k ml, VOLKSWAGEN 9235 loaded, lthr, a/c, am/ -~~,,,..,,."",.,.4,..,,..,..,·,,...,..v,,,_o_1 orig owner. AC con· 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Im casa, moonroof. '87 TOWNCAR verted 10 R134. Xlnfl• $13,400. 714·754-1734 PW /POL, Ith r, care & cond, records. ,84 OS 300 (734959) $241997 $5,375. 714·545-4231. Coate Me•• '91 4-Runner 4WD Black/grey. full opt Llnooln·Mercury •'85 JETTA• 4 01 runs great, very de· pendable, great 1;,111 car. $1000. 645-3471 1074737) $24,987 714 540•5030 sunroof, 1<9nwood CD, LEXUS nerf bara. Loadedl --------- MISSION VIEJO t8k ml on a brand ANTIQUES 8c '93 CHEROKEE LTD Black, gray lthr, (107229) Sl7.995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 714-842· 7700 When you're tuned (948)364-0004 MERCEDES 91 30 ~~~. ;~~i~59~<>j> CLASSICS 9250 '94 LS 400 '92 CAMRY LE Whlte/lvory. full opt •ea 2 50SE MBZ vs. auto, full pwr, '75 Ced Eldo Conv (2t 1877) S32,9n pearl white, newly Lexus trade. immacl 1 owner. garage t.ei.;t, '94 Jeep Cherokee Laredo Grand 4X4 AC (67430) $14,994 Coste Mesa Lin coin-Mercury (714) 540·~030 '95 Cherokee Sport) 4 .0, 39k1 auto, AC 3LP4553) $15,555 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 714-892-8908 into classified you 're tuned i~to your community. Q~UJ!r;!ot ~-~ ·. ·~•· ~-/I\ HOME , HEArTH AND SUSINESS ~ ....... .. ERVI ADDITIONS REMODEUNG 3410 NYCAL Construction iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COMPUTERS 3556 Joba large & •m•ll CHILD CARE 3536 llcenaed·bonded REBUILD or REMODEL L714979 842-8880 •Homes or Officta Starving computer stu· eOuallty Construction dent solves Windows ---------1 '•Reasonably Priced AUPAIR '95·'98 problems. •Local co. #838318 AUAILAB LE Reasonable. 515·9808 We Do Jt All! •Stephenson A11oc. MTM Call 714·844-5405 fw S.•••r & Fall •Clesq1 • Buld Anlw•I •Jfll AddtbOnS •Remodels An Home Improvements 22yra l<il/Bath addi· tlons & more lree est L8<92559 71•·533·1269 949·494·SSOO ACM COISTRUCTIOI 800·71)·10 01 Ml-&45-U85 tWAMffi, .. M1sk1~XNU:IEJO r::nt~de: or~~hrc7':~: (0132~~XUS 0~9,950 _1_3-6k_:_j_·3_~_~2_3_~_eo _ _,_ (948)384-0864 wooden dash) runs WESTMINSTER '78 Ced Eldorado grea t. '$12,500 (714)892890$ Convertlble 72k "'11 '95 ES 300 873·5821 • While/Ivory, mint full pwt. parade boot, (on313) s21,977 'B1 500 SLC A Real BeauCr LEXUS Mint cond, only 483 ol When )OU v.ritc $7295.obo 644-9~ MISSION VIEJO these hi performance 3 Cl.1~l>ificd 3d, CLASSIFIED {949)384-0084 Mercedes were made. mcluc.Jc all It's the resource you lmmoc • like nu. a can count on to sell a '85 OS 300 show winner. Owned the foci,. myriad of merch~· Lthr, moonrl, CO by a molure and care· ' anc.J get 1hc dise otems, becauw (112108) $30,987 lul driver since '86 rc~ull~ our columns corf1l'f! LEXUS 97 K ml. S 18 ,000 qualllled buye15 10 MISSION VIEJO 9 4 9 ·8 4 4 ·1056 or you v..int. call' (948)384-0804 949-851 ·8345 6-'2·5678 Sell your extra household ttem1 In Clallffled krueger p•indng residential paint & wood restoration motthcw 5 4 8-.5481 Uc. 740898 PWtll llf Am 3880 WA.Tauaoor aoon•e "-"roofl • ._.... ,,.. ....... Al~of""'9 AIWof1lO..a "'d 831-1088 '~ 1.,.,14 Pl .. te~tveoe ...._ Ull4SM91 ·s.Mno 8o ca llY':9-714/R• .. _.a.205 Llc1Ullll4 l4Hrt ____ ...... ___ • 114-ee4-7U1 042·5878 HEY LOCAL "got dish?11 7f 4•441 •DIS Profession.al Factory Authoriz.ed lnstallen UPBOLSTBIUN~ •. 3931 3932 WINDOWS 39n OoldenWeat Wl~a:fw Cleaning $allafac11on guat Uc'd•tns'd 831·1 2 •••••D• WINDOW Cleaning. Screen•. Mirrors, Sill• Prop Ml'VIC9. 831 •37,,. . Gett• t•e .. ale i ~BC' Allie, ... buemeal, and eioRI ti.ea pt .......... ..,...., :J/ie power lo move IJOU. . l • . . Newport/Costa Mesa Daily Pil '· . ~ . .' ... : . ' . . . . ..:, . . ·~ ' ... ·world's Largest Selection # 1 in Sales & Service ASK ABOUT OUR INCREDIBT.E T.FASE VALVES .. '87 JAGUAR XJ6 ID Arctic blue, tan leather, excellent condition. (1STP7 l 3) ss,995 '87 JAGUAR XJ6 ill Morelands green, gray leather, excellent condition. (1SDW600) ss,995 '92 JAGUAR SOVEREIGN Green, tan leather, low mi. (663135) s14,995 ~?.!k, ~~~~~ooWo~ miles.JagUar Select Edition Warr. (670673) $16, 99 5 '93 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD. Black, gray lthr, 4WD, 4.0 V6, full pwr, prem. sound. low mi . (107229) s17,995 '94 JAGUAR XJ6 Black, black interior, Jaguar Select Edition Warranty. (695012) SfS,995 '93 JAGUAR VANDEN PLAS Black, Cream leather, sunroof, chrome wheels, low mi. (669299) s19,995 '95 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY Rioja Red, tan, Aff, books & records, local car. (3NFY029) s19,995 '94 JAGUAR XJ6 s21 995 Black, Barley leather, mnrf, Low mi. Jaguar Select Edition Warr. (696068) · ' 1 ' '9s cADnJ,Ac SEVILLE sLs , ~ s24 995 1 Frost beige, neutral shale lthr, chrme whls, phn, fuc. warr. (3LBU285). ' SERVICE HOURS 7:30am-6pm SALES HOURS Mon-Fri: 9am -8pm Sat: 9am -6pm Sun: IOam-5pm 2115 Harbor Blvd. · ,..... ____ ....__ Costa Mesa