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Home My WebLink About1998-07-28 - Orange Coast Pilot,t. ~· --· . . . • . . ,,:SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, July 28,. 1998 '" ,I .~dersen, Harbor View rank at top ,/.· f county Ii :Jbe local elementary sth. ools did well in • tests, Andersen, With dents who " .ired abOve • 76%,• had the highest dverage, or &e SOth per-math and reading; Corona del Mar ranked nwnt>er ot students centlle, ,n reading, thitd '>conng above the 75th Anden;E' , and Horbor COUDtywide f Of Secondary SChOOls. percentile lD the county, View tyct for hrst pldC'e + For more inf0fmdt1on about cahforn1a, Orange County or Newport· M~ schools, visit followed by Harbor in thvcounty with 89%. View with 72%. Lincoln, with schools and districts in Ccllifomia Lincoln rat.ked seventh with 64 % ranked sixth and Mariners by numerous factors, including 81 °/o and Mariners 11th with with 59% ranked 10th in the the recently released standard-77%. Hui,FJN MA~tNl the School Wise Press web site NEWPORT-MESA -Ander- sen and Harbor View elementary scbbols had the highest standard- ized test scores ot Orange Coun- ty'• 35-6 elementary schools, data ing above the 75th percentile on the reading component of the standardized tests, Harbor View 11 the highest-ranking elemen- tary school in Orange County. With 63% of the students scoring above that percenWe, Anden.en is the No. 2 elementary school in the county. Lincoln ranked 11th and Mariners 14th in tho survey. county. ized test scores. Other areas that Andersen and Hdrbor View •That's really good to hear,• are ranked mclude: teacher certi-were also tied for first m the per- said school board member fication, schooJ pOpuJdtion, race ceotage of stud~nts scoring Wendy Leece. •They're doing of students and the percentage of above the 75th percentile m something at those schools that students who rise from limited-math. Both had 93%. Lincoln we need to look at and dupli-English to English-proficient sta-came m sixth w1th 85% and at httpJ/www schoolw1se '-. press com . ~ _ rtleased ~ the San Frandsco- based School Wise Press show. cate. # tus. Mariners ninth with 82%. School Wise Press ranks all the In terms of the number of stu-And while some of the West Side Costa Mel>a schools arn dmong the lowest·scormg schoob. m Newport-M~ school distnct, they fared wplJ when compared On the math component of the With 64% of its students scor-.. SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 5 Newport ·oKs planfor3 restaurants • A Burger Kmg and two smdller eater JPS would re pldce Carrows on B1ffh Stn·<'t, owner of nPighbonng Wienersc hrnl.l"l < prole5,ls pdrking proposal. ·GROWIN G UP GU Carmona, director of Families Costa Mesa, talks inside a dormitory for homeless families at he Interfaith Sh elter in Costa Mesa. XIM HAGGERTY· ZYUU!> I DAil V PILOT After two years of informally helping needy residents, Families Costa Mesa makes itself official KJ llV Clllll'ilHO\' Ootr,.,. 0 wo years after its concep- tion, Families Costa Mesa · has reached adulthood. For two years the orga- nization worked informally but effectively and focused most of its . efforts on counseling. But in January, the organiza- tion deoded to make its organiza- tion formal. It adopted bylaws, appointed a seven-me mber board of directors and elected its first cbainnan, Gil Carmona. Along with these official . change& came a new concentra- tion, d1recllon and director Founded to continue the work of local gang counselor and com- munity activist Roy Alvarado after his death in April 1996, Pdm1lles Costa Mesa is a partnership of seven local nonprofit agenctel> that help needy Co ta Me!>a resi- dents. "We ide tiffed counseling as d priority la l summer, and now we are focus· g on co111munity involve ent, • Cam)ona st1id . In it renewed goal to get thC' co ty to use local social sC'r- vices Families Costa Mesa hired two anuly support workers to w k directly lil the community It is also mv1llhg churches dnd other rnmmuruty organizations to JOm the group, which compnses Shdre Our Selves, Save Our Youth, the YMCA, Newport-Mesa Uruhed School D1stnct, SL Joachlm CathohC' Church, lnlerfaith Shel- ter and H oag I losp1tal. •Anyone who is m Costd Mesd, we> are now mviling, • Cunnond said. C drmona is Ci prof C'ss1onal behav1ornl health consultant w ho volunteers his lime dS chairmdn or rdrmhes Co<,la Mesa's board. As chturman, he leadl> the monthly meetings where representatlves ot the seven nonprofit agencies net- work rt 0nd pool their resources Because edch agency provides ditferent <,erv1ces. everyone they serve has ucccss to comprehen- sive ass1 tdnce. A r K"c nt case mvolved d womdn who needed s urgery. Hoag provided hN operation, and St. Joachun found d church mem- ber w1llmq to dnve her to the hos- pital J lad she nC'Prted a pldce to stay, the lntcrfdith Sh<'ller would hdve provided housing. And il she·had children, they could have dltend- ed day camps at the YMCA. SEE FAMILIES PAGE 5 Explorers were at Capitol during shooting JI '11111 H \1,1 \'\fl NEWPORT BtACI I -Th<• Cttr Counc1J on ~lon ddy n19hl approv('(J " plrlfl to d<'rnoh~h il < 'r11 row' ReslriUrdnt on Birch Slrf't•t und r~pldc P 1t ,., 1th cJ Burq- er Kmg c1ncl two smullc·r restC1urr1nts in <J "e<;<md lnHl<l- mg A portion of th<· fHC>Jt•d relal· ed to pMkmy was app •tth•d to lht• coun< il from the Pldnntny Commission -wh1>n• 11 wds dJ>J>rOVPd -by the Calrtrd1 Group, which operates the W1N1Prsr hmt2cl re~t<1uMnl m•xt door ThP redevelopment pro1ect, proµO'>t•d by Uw Brt>ckenridge Group. mduded the wruver of 15 parking spdC'es m hC'u of <t pdyment to th<> ci ty of less thdn $5,000 Jr1mes Cc1ulhf'lcl. vice• prt-s1- dent of the Gc1lur<l1 Group, SdJd the pro1e>< t would not be provid- ing ddl•qudtl• pc1rkmq tor '>uch d high-volume> la'>t·food restc1u- rdnt I It• dlso quP-.llont'd lhl• umount of C'dr'> that would hr1ck up m the BurgPr Kinq dnv<•- through ldnt>, bl0< kmq J>l'clC!>tn· an lrdff1c:. "We are opposed to a major com· pet1tor moving next door to us. But rt rt were Just the Burger King, we wouldn't be here. The real problem is creat- ed by the second • building on the property." ·w,. arc• oppowd to d ma1or competitor movmq nc t c1oor to u,, • he ..... rnl ·But 11 1t were JUSt the Bu1<1· Pr Kinq, we wouldn't ht• here The real prob! 'Jn 1s cr •· db•d by thf' 'econcl hu1lchng on thP. property " . There wa<, etl'io uppo ... 1t1on from Ron Bluth a reprc- c;entdtiVP ol RockY.1~11 S'ermconductor S ·,tcm who worrwd thttt the comp.in r's lot dire{ U:y t nmd thl• p ro- posPd prowc t would he ll'>ed for overflo\\ pa r~mq by re!>tdtmtnl J><tlrnn ... But Tun Stradt•r propt•rty own~r of the prnpo,Pd BurgN Kmq, st1ld lhf> w.11ver 1s jushh •d becau... the t'XJ'tlmq, 'tit down rt'"ldurdnt 1 being replaced wllh et · smdll<•r, dnvc·throuqh lt1nhty. ·1 would «'>l>WIW t1 clnvt'·lh1ough would wquir •It''>'> pt1rkmq spdC'P'>, • lw ... a1tl Counc1lrndn Dc•nms O'Nt'1I Simi he did not think the counC'll wus m the po'ttllun to r~gulale comp tilJon betwet'n bu'>m "''''"• dnd aid records of the Planning Comnuc;"i1on nwetmq '>how that many of the i su ., tlddrC's!it><l Wl'fe alrt•ctdy an!>wt~r d SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5 HThe shooting just shows that there Is a dan- ger anywhere you go. You f}jure nothing like this could happen at 1 national monu· "*1t. It does • Newport Beach teens were on the other side of the building, but heard only sirens ... while attending conference in Washington, D.C. Fnday afternoon, killing two pohce officer and seriously wounding a toUrist. The Explorers weren't 8ware of the rampage becau e they were on the other side of the buiJding, which faces the Washington Monument. · They learned of the horrible news when they returned to their 'donnilo· ry at the University oi Maryland an hour latP.r. placed Uurd overall in a la er-shoot- ing competition. 111e three teams repr enting Newport Beach ftrushed m the top 5% or most catcgoncs, which included anv stigating bur- glan 5, making traffic top and employing first-aid tochniqu s. Wh1le most of the Explorer enjoyed them 10-day visit , the death of the two of hccrs lingered tn their mind as they returned to California. · Prom tile 1Mlg boy to the '"-. Sml8 Ana Country Cab's bMd 'pro and dlndlw of golf Mike Rllelll pl'OWld OM cynic wrang.S..~ .... .. ~thl19ln ~1w.· . . . GRHGR1su~ W,Pfd NEWPORT BEACH -A group of local Explorers aspiring to be J>Olice officers saw the gtim 1ide of law nforcement in WashJngton, D.C., Jut Prtday. The 13 Newport Beach teenagers were poling for a photo on th• steps of the Capitol when they heard blar· tng lintns. They bed hMl'd them before and U1umed President CUri-' ton'I motorcade WU whtMlDg hbn away to uodMr public funcUon. It .,.. far wone. A oiimwn ltanDed tb• Capitol on ,• "The shooting just shows that there ls a d4nger anywh••r& you go,• sald 15-year·old Katie Marchand. •vou figure nothing hke tlils could happen at a national monument. It does put things ln perspective." The teens were visiting the nation's capital as part of the 1998 National Law Enforcement Explorer Conference. More than 4,000 Explor· en attended the compeUtion, which tftted their knowledge in law enfottement ~. 'lbe Bxploren fared wen ln com· petition. Capt. ZVODimk Kovac ·1 had just talked to one of the Capitol police officers, and I rem m· ber him saying how mundane the job really ls,• said sgt. 1\'ent Harris, who serve •• an Explorer adViler. "The kids were m ,shock. They couldn't believe it hap~ned to clOH to th m.• Tawny Hanii, 16, said the group Md tourfid tbe CapitOI earUer 1ln the week. SM ~bt the bUDding had ample MC:Uiity to protect congren- SIE SHOOTING Mal I ICM H4GGCRT'f,ZVUUS I OMY NOT _ ___ 4 ii tUi .. r •. 2 Tu.day, July 28, 1998 local voices Newport Beoch/Costo Me$O Daily Pilo Mllllll Yucko and stucco I ltve directly paoa the meet tn c~ cave~ the five propoled hotels. I've watched The Irvine Co. carve up jbe Wishbone f&nch project over three yean. t drive New- port Cout On'{PI almost every day, and I've trl&d to figure what in the hell is in ponald Bren's mind. He's got all the money be Could possibly ever use. Jt goe'S beyond Marine Corps pride. When I drive the Newpoft Cout, J just think of ~·d.ialrbea. with all the )'1JCko stucco and {i!d-tiled roofs. And th1s whole damb ~ area is gomg to be full of yucko 1 and Stucco. ~ I can't see bow Bren and The Irvine Co. can feel they've really created anytlung of beauty and imJ>()rtance. The density is a mess. and to con- sider there is going to be more than 2,000 more of these rooms, well. I'm 72 years old and going over the other side of the mountain, and maybe I'll take faster steps. JIMTHOBE Crystal Cove Hey, get over it The recent story on the Ryan Huntsman case is just another good example of why we need to get rid of all our school dis- trict board members ("Perry- man: Seruors have free rein,· July21). First of d.11, in reference to DaVld Shores, the attorney for Huntsman, yes, the court S&d that the request was moot, wluch it was. I mean, the kid has already graduated. What are we going to do? Bnng him back and make him re-gradu- ate. How stupid is that? PAUL DAVIS Newport Beach I have two important ques- tions: How much money has the Newport-Mesa school dis- trict spent litigating the zero- tolerance policy? And when did the school district decide It had to be substance-abuse baby sitters? U a student decides to impair bis or her life with sub- 1 stance abuse, shouldn't it be a \ family problem? U a student drives around with marijuana residue in his c!r, shouldn't th.at be a police problem? U a student arrives at school or a school function visibly impaired. why not just send • him home? Would th.at be con- sidered Cree rein? Would you : say every generation of kids : before this one had free rein? Zero tolerance is one more -way we coddle this generation -of kids. The school district has : jumped in and put themselves -at risk of lawsuits in an attempt to protect these studen,slibm their own bad decisions. We need to get the school district -out of the role of drug enforcers and back into the role of teach- ers and adnurustrators. U a stu- dent gets sent home-enough times, he'll learn not to come to school unpaired. We learned. .. These kids will, too -without the risk of litigation. MERllfE JOHNSON Corona del Mar Potholes 'r· us I frequently read about the proposed expansion in New- • port Beach and Costa Mesa. With 1. 700 new homes and a .., shopping center on the Ban- • n1ng Ranch, a 600-unlt devel- -opment at Newport Dunes and with the Ford and Jamboree .. Road developments, our traffic Pilot c:a'f•-• VOL 12, NO. 1n 1ftGllMIM.IOtl•• ~ Wl.UW........_ fdllOt .,.. ....... --igfllMor 'IWM~ Aillltn Meneglng fdltor .,.. .... ........ --c.tm--Spofll llllor MMCW._ ........ .,..~ Dlllller ....... . ..., ... .... a • dM••• IWMllllDll -. .... ..,,,._ OIJf"911i ...... ls already ho.rr8ndous this year. Our roads are not belog main· tained. 1be roads are full ot potholes, espedally on Superi- or Avenue, wbeie tmfftc has beeil rerouted. I aJ:1 wondertng why the potbolee weren't.tmed before the diversions. I see wby so i:Da.ny people are buying SJ>d!t utility vehi- cles. How C40 we handle more growth? People are driving so fast and through red lights at an unbelievable amount. There are so ma.Uy near misses. l feel lucky to 'get home alive at the end of the day. · MELODY PERRY Newport Beach l am 100% for enforcing the no-smoking law c·City isn't just blowing smoke,• July 22). Cigarettes are one of our most addicting and deadly drugs. Smokers are not content to pollute just their own lungs but everyone else's, too. They want to trash the whole world. They throw their cigarettes in the bay, the street and empty their ashtrays in the parking lot ... trashing our whole world. FLOYD JONES Newport Beach 1 absolutely am glad that the police can now enforce it. ULA MORGAN Newport Beach Get what you pay for? Tbere is a difference between getting what you are owed and graciously accepting what is reasonable ("Teed off over T- sbirts." July 22). Do I think the city of Costa Mesa 1hould have given Chuck Sutterfield the 18 T-shirts? Yes, I do. Worth suing over? Certainly not. For 20 years and thousands of families who passed through this program, he should be embarrassed-that he is the only one who felt compelled to file a legal claim. Just like the gate- crasher, here is another father setting a bad example for his kids. ANGELINE JONES Corona del Mar G A I N 5 " Space still open ... / ., l. The eyes have lt -the view of the ocean from Avocado · Avenue, th.at is. The Irvine>Co. dropped its plan to build a senior housing complex on one of the la.st reIDAlnlng open spaces 1n Newport Beach. The company says it now plans to build a complex about half the size at Jamboree and Back Bay roads. Speaking of views ... Here's one open space th.at won't go away -Upper Cast· aways Park. City officials gath· ered Thursday to offidally dedi· cate the park's 16-acres of asphalt trails, native grasses and wild.flowers. Making history Want to know what Costa Mesa was like 100 years ago? Ask Charles Beecher The 7.9· year-old local histori4n who's lived here since the 1930., has collected a wealth of informa- tion from books, documents and first.hand experience. And he made history this week when Mayor Peter Buffa proclaimed July 22 as Charles Beecher Day. Thanks for the memories, Charles. I I OUI Y 11 W '• > KIM HAGGERTY-ZVUUS I DAILY PILOT . HlstorJan Charles Beecher was recognized la.st week for his tireless efforts ln collecttng data on the dty of Costa Mesa. LEITER OF THE WEEK .. LUC,5ES In the dogh'ouse It may be a lifesaver tor pets, but some Coeta Mesa dty offidal!i say Bayshore Animal Hospital ls becoming a public nuisance. Owner Jeffrey Palmer added UvJ ing quarteI1 to tbe property so bis workers could catch a few moments of sleep while working a 24-bour shift. But be did it with- out the oty's approval. And there's apparently a little problem will\ the plumbing -an improp- erly connected pipeline result«l in a raw sewage leak. What a mess. Speaking of messes ... That's just what Newport Harbor became la.st week when 100,000 gallons of raw sewage . gushed into the water and onto West Coast Highway. A con- struction crew working on the Arches Brldge apparently rup· tured a 24-inch sewer line, caus- ·: log the leak that forced authori- • ties to close the harbor to swim- • mers and divers for three days. . : Poor grades • Newport-Mesa's elementary · school kids can proudly say their Stanford 9 scores beat the County : average -but our high school . kids can't The disb'ict's 11th- . graders fell below the county average in every subject. And ! math scores for ninth-, 10th-and : 11th-grade11 fell by a.s much as 9 percentile points. ~There has to , be a culture or success. Success has to be an expectation," said incoming Superintendent Robert Barbot. We hope he's successful creating that culture. When will members of our community stop with these out- rageollS clmrtl.s? J, for one. do not want my tax dollars going to pay for this absurd cla.lm. l assure him, he did get what he paid for. Is Corona del Mar losing itS charm? As a parent who haJ had to find all-day, all-week camps for my two cbUdren each summer, I can tell you th.at this man is out of control and out of touch. The city's Camp Costa Mesa program is tremendous and a great bargain to boot. Simply put, I dare him to try to find an all-day camp with the games, trips, fun, excellent counselors and three T-shirts for less than $96. The costs computes to less than $2 an hour to care for his cbUdren. If he feels he was ln any way ripped off, give him his money back and tell him to find another camp for his chil- dren. Once he has a dose of reality as to the costs of other camps, he will realize that he indeed got what he paid for. EUZABETH PARKER Yes, Sutterfield got what he paid for. I am getting sick and tired of people who think all they have to infer is a legal matter and they are owed everything. Maybe he should learn how to read and under-· stand or ask questions at the time. • Yes, be got what he paid for. MIKE PARKS M y family came to Corona del Mar almost 30 years ago. What we saw were tiny beach houses and friendly beaches. Our house had a fireplace, which was why we cboee it. It smelled good here. , Every house on every block had its own chann, its own sense of being at the beach. It was OK if there was sand on the floor and beach towels on the fence. Most of the people on the beach either knew or recognized each other. We were neighbors. Gradually, others dJscovered our beaches and started bringing their families and frlends. People were starting to notice the charm of Corona del Mar. Then some- thing strange started happening. One by one, slowly at first, the tiny beach oottages began to dis- appear, only to have their empty lots filled from front to back with huge monstrosities, blocking views of the beach or sun for sev- eral or more existing homes. As often as we build, we seem to destroy. READERS HOTLINE The hour ii late, but not too late for us to decide what we bold dear. Together we could decide to ~Y no to ~\1: single-or two- famlly dw gs and their can in Corona de1 Mar and save what we love about this place. . NANCY WEBB Corona del Mar Calls on Daily Pilot columnists still coming in So far, you don't seem to have a clear-cut winner among the· competing columnists. My vote goes to Byron de Arakal ("Fred or Sid, it's the same dilterence," July 10). As of now, you have three great colwnnists: Joseph Bell, I love h1m1 Peter Buffa, a great sense of humor; and Robert Gardner, he writes about events l remember from my youth during the days of the Rendezvous Ball- room and the Hurley Bell Inn. My suggestion would be to add three more columnists repre- senting the left, right and center, so that each day someone some- where in Newport Beach would be happy. ELEANOR TODD Newport Beach We have enjoyed reading Fred Martin's articles. We were hoping that he would continue writing bis articles from Col- orado. The recent news he has written from Fort Collins was very interesting. He could still write articles about his adven- tures in Colorado. I don't think any of your replacements will in any way compare with Martin. We will miss bim U he quits writing for the Daily Pilot, but we sure wish him our best. • GRACE WHISLER Newport Beach The second colwnnlst finali.st you ran IS head and shoulders above the rest. A Stephens Lowrie not only writes beaubfully, she sends a message we all need to hear. "Smiling in the Face of Cultural Fear• (July 9) was the only column I remember distinct- ly, and I've read them all. We don't need any more divi- sive political columns. We need someone who bas a chance to bring us together. We need some- one who will force us to think in different ways. Lowrie can do that. DOROTHY A. YOUNG Costa Mesa While all the columns submit- ted were interesting and well- wrilten, we liked Tom Goethals' entry best (•Posting laws of Bible is Leece of his worries,• July 8). He took a topical issue about which there has been some co~· troversy and while writing cre- atively and intelligently brought the subject down to earth. RICK AND PHYWS MANDEL So, you want funny? You want chuckles, guffaws and gigglesf You want a column that tickles the funny bone, and every other bone, of the young, the old, the rich. tbe poor, the wise and the othelwke? Sure you do. ThAt's why you want (insert drumroll and fanfare) - Barbara deMarco &nett ("Don't wony, be happy?" July 14). lfNWAYNE Enjoyed your column.I.Its. My vote is for Barbara deMarco Sar- rett. WUty, very representative or South County family Uf estyle. JACK GAUAGH~R • I WIATHIR SU· IF POLICI PILIS ~ hi boa 82167 Coronadel ~ IV6I C.osi.~ 12167 ~kld't W67 te~Coast IV6I .... ..,.~ LOCATION SIZE wedge 441 ,_dpCWt l-Ss out of the south- west at 3 feet. ArHs of early morning fog l1DIS TODAY First low 7;0S •.m 08 Flm high 12;11hm, 46 Stcond low 7:M p.m. 2.l Secpnd high 1:47 p.m. 0U WIDNESOAY ..wrOllT 8IAOt -l • ..,'*"' Clrde· A l..,top computer worth ss.200 was stollri • from a car In the SOO bl()d{. • ._.,....._ Clrde: A laptop computer and other computer -' equipment were stoten from a CM In the 500 blo('k. • ·1 • t..t C.... ..... .., : A belt tank worth $200 wea ttDlen t from a boet In~ laysldt Wlege Marina. • Newport c.ww Drtw: Chffchn'I doCNug wor1h Sl.SM was stolen frQn'.' The Umtt.d Too In the 1100 block • • W...,, Drtw: A purse end com.nu wonh SUJS ~ .. stolen in tht 1600 bfod(, CDITAlmA !Md•· ).Ss • Plrtt low We have decreasing swells OUt of the k>uth i.avlng us with waist-to chest- high w•ves Surf at the polnu and reefs may go ch.st to shoulder high. A southW4ttt swell from about 210 to 215 degrees Is expe<ted to •rrlve today, dellwrlng chett-hlgh sets. We're alto entklP9t· Ing the atrlvll of • ~ Mitt Thurtdly. Seti fromthlttwttt Jhould be knM to cNtt high, Ind esioeedlCMfttt • lrtJelil llP8K A W9llet ~ hi COM*1t1 wont\ $71 ~ itolen from I CM In the MOO blOdt. •"twlli, • • .,. ....... ~ .... ........ ~ w ..... =·· ......,. CIO .... & ...... ""'"" .......... . _ ......... .... fUwr Jetty • 44 I c.dM ).5 s ...... utht..,. blcom- .... JIMtl:uu....., .. '° to tS linob with a.foot wind .... .., ....... .......... 7~1.m 1.2 Fw.hlgh 1:0l1.m 4.0 SecarMt low ~51 p.m 2.S s.aiftd high 2:JJp.m. 0 -....... '°""' ftMald .. chllt·IO ..... .... • ....... ""'9t: A beclcpld(. ~Md odw propeny worth s1s1 ~"°""from • cat 1n thl noo block. • C:.0"41 ..,._A cat--Ind a ~1 dllc ~WOf1h! SSOO win atolln fram I Cir In thl -bloct. ............ U..plJel fll ll11Miott"" _.....,, hfft .. c;ll ........... ..... • .... c.. ........ .,, Milt WOf'lh 51. 112 - ........ ·-"' ... lllDl:lr. ·"'N!wport Beoch/CQSto M.eso Doily Pilot • DON LEACH I OAl..Y Pl.OT DtsmanUer Mike Slmma l'MCbel for a metal frame from partner Bill Huntington as they tear down the Orbiter ilde on the day after the Orange County Fair fln1abed its 1998 season. ' . Officials leery of parent-teacher councils ~Pb NEWPORT-MESA -A state uubatlve to give parent-teacher · counols some powers currently held by school boards is causing a stir among locaJ school officials. Supported by Gov. Pete Wilson, Proposition 8 will be on the November ballot. lt see.ks to have $1.5 billion allocated annually for permanent class-size reductions. It will increase teacher testing and evaluabons and will strengthen anti-drug school polices in the state. But of particular concern to local school offioals IS a proposal to form sch~-based site councils wh~membe.rs will be two-thirds parents and one-third teachers. The councils will have powers to determine how to spend discre- tionary funds at each school site and which curriculum would best serve their students, powers cur- rently wielded by school boards. ·It obviously usurps a lot of power Crom the school board," said sdlool board President Jim Ferryman. "We already have . 'Committees in place, and we USU· -"ally take their advice. But this is JUSl overkill.· The initiative ~eady has gar- nered the disapproval of the Cal- ifornia School Boards Assooabon and the state's powerful teachers unions. The state Parent Teacher Association hasn't taken a side yet, but initiative sponsors Sdld the PTA's state leadership gener- ally sides with the teachers unions. Mitch Zak, who is overseeing the initiative for the governor's office,. said the site coMcils are intended to complement rather than take away from school board powers. "It doesn't shift control." Zak said. "It just gives added resources to make sure the job ls done right at each school site. We feel that parents are the most interested parties when it comes to the education of their children, and they should have say.• The parent representatives on the council would be.. elected by parents at each school, and the teacher representatives wouJd be elected by fellow teachers. One concern among school board members here is that if push comes to shove on an issue involving spending or curricu- lum, the council would have the last word. ·oh gee, wouldn't that be a shame,· said current Costa Mesa High School site council member QUESTION Taking control? Should parents and teach- ers have more to say in the way schools educ.ate children? You cane-mall dallypilotOearthlink.net; write 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627; call 642-6086; or fax 646- 4170. Bonnie Saryan. ·1 don't th.ink there would be an imbalance of power. Parents should have input about how funds are bemg spent" But fedring d situation in which there would be • 25 little school boards,• running the dis- tnct, Ferryman said the school board already bas been seeking to strengthen its shared decision- making policies. ·we could establish the same thing here on our own,· said board member Wendy Leece. •There are bodies that already have irlput. I'm a little leery when a new plan comes out of Sacra- mento because there could be so many strings attached that we could end up losing some con- trol.• BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Trial delayed a week for alleged hit man • . The trial of a man allegedly · lured to kill a Northern Califor- nid man will be delayed at least one week, according to court oflicials. Patrick O'Neill, 59, will have to wait until a child molestation case is finished in the courtroom ' of Orange County Superior Court Judge Prank Fasel. The trial is scheduled for Aug. 3, attorneys said. O'Neill was arrested last Sep- tember by Costa Mesa police a1fer trailing him to Northern Calif omia. Police believe O'Neill was hired to kill David Leland of Capitola. • -O'Neill faces charges of solid· talion for murder, attempted pre- meditated murder and posses- sion of a handgun. O'Neill ls a •three strikes• candidate, which means be could face life in prison ii be is conVJcted . Newport's bankruptcy settlements grow . Merrill Lynch's bankruptcy set- tlement should give the aty an additional $150,000 to $200,000 on top o1 the $1.5 million it has already recovered from previous settlements related to the 1994 Orange County bankruptcy. City Manager Kevin Murphy said the city will likely see the $1.5 million start coming in at the first of next year. The city will receive its share of the Menill LYJlcb set- tlement sometime after that. Murphy Said the $1.5 to $1.7 million the dty will eventually get ampunts to 90% of the original money it lost in the county's invest- ment pool. Expansion of OCC sailing base proposed OCC's ma rine program is proposing to remodel its single- story restroom building and add a second floor witb a marine library and ndVlgabon center. The project IS an expansion of the college's Intercollegiate Sail- mg and Rowing Base at 1801 W . Coast Highway. The addition will be 2,716 square feet, bnnging the building's total area to 10, 153 square feet, said City Manager Kevm Murphy. PlarlS for the project have been approved by the Planning, Fire and Public Works departments, and the state architect's office will be issuing the building permits and inspecting the construction. . . Tuesday, July 28. 1998 3 No .more speed .traps? Thats the ticket. I do not like freeways. When- ever possible. I trnvel by sur- face streets. I must ad.nut that freeways are 1.mportant, perhaps essential, particularly in Southern C4hfomia .• During ru5h hours, without our freeway system, Southern California would resemble a giant park.mg lot from th~ resulting traU1c jam However, I still say that travel on a freeway i_s,bonng The Golden State Freeway through Central Cali- fornia is a good example 1Tansconb.nental dnvmg has lost its soul l yearn for good old Route 66. However, I must adnut that the freeway system has done away wtth one of society's nui.- sances -small-town speed traps. Before freeways, each town policed state highways within its borders. Some towns literally lived off the fines gei:ierated by traffic tickets. Now, all parts of the freeway system are policed by the California Highway Patrol. ResuJt -no more speed traps. Small-town speed traps Ilourtshed dunng the Great Depression. Income from traffic hnes sometimes amounted to t T H E Y E R D '"1 C T ' robert gordner the dillerence between a town smkt.ng and staying afloat Most knowledgeable motorists knew which towns were speed traps and acted accordingly. When going .. through a small town with a speed trap, drivers were very. caretuJ. Say the speed li.rrut was 45 mph. Go 46 mph, and you got a ticket for speeding Go 44 mph, and you got a ticket for impeding the orderly flow of traffic. And when stopped, the officer went over your car with the care crews of racing cars go over theirs. Every p6ss1ble equipment violation was worth a ticket. OBITUARY Sdl1 Clemente was our local speed-trap town. It had s~ off with a•hgurabve bldre of trumpets. Then the Oeprt!!>Sion rut, and it remamed for quite a while as a desert of unso1d lots with a few houses scattered arounQ. The oty court channeled traffic fmes mto the oty coffers, Dunng the late 19365, I was the oty Judge of Newport · Beach and knew something of the mcome from the various city courts. While we oty judge~ didn't do everything by rote, our traffic fines were. genE>rally speaking. pretty uniform. Thus, one wouJd expect that trdfhc fines would parcill.el aty popu-. lation. Accordlngly, one \"Would expect that the fmes from t '1e vanous oty courts would ~tart with Sdnta Ana. the large.:.t city, followed by Anaheun, Fuller- ton, Orange dnd so forth. Not in those days. Sartt:Iemente had the second-highest income from its city court m the £ounty, I although 1t was near the bottom in population. Now speed traps are a thing of the past No loss • ROBan' GARDNER 1s a retired Judge I and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs Tuesda~. Iren e McLean-Butts, former schoolteacher, dies at 68 Irene Nell McLean-Butts, a former Newport Beach resident and Costa Mesa schoolteacher, died July 24 of natural causes. She was 68. Mrs. McLean was born July 19, 1913, in Cold Spnngs, Mo. She grew up near Springueld and attended thdt city's Southwest Teachers College. She came to Califorrua m 1942 and went to work at California Ship Building, where she met her I Mrs. McLean is survwed by a late husband, Donald Keith Butts. son, Donald Gregory Mclean, They were mam.ed Dec. 15, 1943, grandchildren Casl>andra dnd lived in the Newport Beach Therese, Jacquehne Nicole, area U}lb.l his death in 1996. Andrew and AJexandria. sisters She taught school m Costa Luelle Calvert of Eureka. Calif , Mesa at Lindburg and Harper and Betty Wlute of Wiclutd, Kan.; schools from the late 1940s to brothers Fred McLean of SedoOd, 1955. She also served as deacon Anz .. Dave McLean of Spring- of St. Andrew's Presbytenan field, Mo , and Lewis McLean of Church m Newport Beach from Mountam Grove, Mo.; and sever- 1962 to 1965. al nephews and nieces Ladies, it's your turn! La Nifia Heat ave S ....... Perfect for Summer All Ladies' Resort Wear Rem Spoo1ter • Kahala Big H ed • Beck Sport Avanti • Back East •Ladies' Shoes • Ladies' Hand Bags • Hawaiian Dresses (long & short) • Hawaiian Shorts & Short Sets • Ladies' Blouses • Palazzo Pant Sets •Hawaiian Tank Tops • Ladies' Pants • Ladies' Jeans (cords & denim) • Ladies' Belts Ladies' Shoes, Handbap & Accessories •Cole-Haan • Fendi •Yves Saint Laurent • Donald Pliner • Superga • Ralph Lauren • Calvin Klein • Joseph Abboud • Claudio Ciuti 4 Tuesday, July 28, 1998 • The Costa Mesa Ubrary will prese11t a talent show at 3 p.m. at O:lf! library, 1855 Park Ave. Admission 1s free. For more inf or- mation, caU 646-8845. Hos1 families are needed for for- eign exchange students who will be m the United States dunng the 1998-99 school year. Students will bnng the11 own hedlth insurance and spending money for school and entertamment. For more mformdbon, call 675-0423. ' Children ages 7 to 12 can enroll in either Science Camp or Explo- ration Camp at the Launch Pad on the lturd floor of Crystal Court at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Science Camp and Exploration Camp will be held from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. weekdays on alternating weeks through Aug. 28. Optiondl extended days, which indude a snack and movie, are until 5 p.m. Admission is $110 for members, $130 for nonmem- bers. Extended day 1s $150 for members, $170 for nonmembers. For more mfonnat.ton, call 546- 2061 TUESDAY All Lassen's Leads Club will meet at 7·15 a.m at Mmu's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd ., Costa Mesa. For more mfonnal.lon, call 474-9228. WEDNESDAY The Networkers will meet from l 1:45 a .m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Gou Course Dnve. AdJnis- sion 1s $12 and mcludes lunch. For more infonnat.ton, call 885- 9093. The Hard Hat Company: Minds Under Construction will continue its staged reading series at 7:30 p.m. at Metro Pomte Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 9018 South Coast Dnve, No. 150, Costa Mesa. Admission 1s free. Everyone is welcome. For more Ulformation, call 444-0226. THURSDAY How To Value A Business & Expense Reduct.ton & Cash Flow Management, Real Tool, Tips & Techniques will be presented from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the Wyn- dham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Registration, which is $25, will be at 7 a m. Break.fast is mcluded. For more mfonnal.lon, call 241- 3158 or 241-3111 SATURDAY Wedding Coordination! Starting Your Consulting Service will be presented from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at OCC, 2701 FCUIVJew Road, Costa Mesa Regt.strdbon is $99 (includes materials). For more informal.ton. call 493-6513, ext. 2. Tales of Pirates and Swashbuck- lers will be presented from 10 to U :15 a.m . at South Coast Story- tellers Guild House, 1551 A Baker St., Costa Mesa. Admission is $10. For more information, call 496· 1960. "Pastels," an art exhibit by Lagu- na Hills artist Billie Nugent, will be on display through Aug. 31 in the foyer of the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Admission is free. For more information, call 717-3801. MONDAY teglnntng today, Freedom Prom Smoking will be presented every Monday and Thursday through· out August from ? to 9 p.m. ot Hoag Memorial Hospital, Med- icaJ Ubrary Conference Room, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. There will be no class Aug. 31. Admission ts $75 and may be reimbursed by your health insur- ance carrier. Re1ervaUon1 are required. Por mor information, ('all (949) 722·6237. AUG. 4 The Cbrtltlan41 Women's Club of Newport Beach wW 'pretent a luncheon from l l :30 a.m. tO t :30 ;p.m. •t tbe Belboa Bey Glub, '221 W. Coat Higlaw•y, Niwport Newport Beach/Costa lv\esa Doily Pilot AIOUllD T 0 W II Local sailing team wins Governor's Cup : ' r- Beach. The event will featw'e a 1940s fashion show. Admission is $20. Por more in!onnation, call 760-9616. AUG. 8 A program OA marine mammall will be pres~ted at 7:45 p.m. at the Upper N.ewport Bay Ecologi- cal Reserv.e, 600 Shellmaker Road, Newport Beach. Parking and , ad¢ission are free. Hot chocolaW and matshmallows will be se,n(ed. For more information, call 640-6746. AUG. 15 I li'opical plants will be the topic of . discussion at the 9:30 a.m. pro- gram at Sherman Library and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway. John Bishop, the gardens' man- ager of horticulture, will conduct a tour of the Tropical Conservato- ry. The program is free and open to the public. For more informa- tion, call (949) 673-2261. AUG. 16 A program ttUed Spiders Are Your Friends will be presented at 7:45 p.'m. at the Upper Newport Bay EcQlogical Reserve, 600 Shell- maker Road, Newport Beach. Parking and adtnission are free. Hot chocolate and marshmallows will be served. For more informa- tion, call 646-6746. ONGOING The Kiwanis 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 offers a balf- hour of free legal consultation by apP.ointrnent by calling 644-3244. Monthly workshops for people with cancer and their relatives meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the sec- ond Tuesday of every month at the Patty and George Hoag Can- cer Center in Newport Beach. For more information, call 760-5542. A support group for younger pabents with lupus meets from 1:30 to 3 p .m. the second and fourth Wednesday of each month m Newport Beach. For details, call 536-1734. A workshop for people with lymphedema meets from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month in the auditorium at Hoag Cancer Center in Newport Beach. For information, call 760· 5542. Oasis Senior Center offers a meal program for members. Lunch is served daily Crom 11 :45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in the multi- purpose room at 800 Marguerite Ave.. Corona del Mar. Home- delivered meals are available for homebound seniors. Reservations are required. Meals are spon- sored by SCSS Inc. For more information, call 644-3244. Oasls Senior Center offers med- ical equipment rental, from wheelchairs to walkers and more, by calling 644-3244. Ou1J Senior Center bu a com- p rehensive medical library to answer or research any medical question. Call 644-324 ... Oasls Senior Center often a coun- selor to assist with questions about Medicare, HMOs, an!! sup- J?lemental and long-term care insurance by appointment. For more information or appoint· ments, call 644-3244. 2xpandecl Awarene11 Semlnaq presents a weekly meditation ses- sion at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at the Hub of Newport Mesa, 230 E. 17th St., Suite 218, Suggested donation is $10. For more infor- mation, call 646·1128. A free Introductory class In pd- mordial sound meditation is offered by Marvin Greenberg at Complementary Healing Arts, 666 Baker St., Costa Mesa. For • the time and day or to make a reservation, call 969-7653. The Newport Beach Psychologi- cal Association presents a men's support group at 4 p.m. Fridays. The fee is $25 per session. For more information, call 722-4588. The Alltance far the Mentally 'Ill of Orange Collhty provides' edu- cation and emotional support for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. A free support group meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. every other Saturday at Orange County Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Red Hill Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 850-8463. SL Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers a support group for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. The group meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays in the church's Dierenfield Hall C, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The group is open to the commu- nity and committed to confiden- tiality. For more information, call 631-2880. ·--- Council chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-3151. Nicoline ADonymom feUoWlh.lp wants' to help men and women wbo smoke to quit and reJllain smqke-free. For mo/e information on· local evening P,leetings, call 650-2713. - ''rbe CosJa Mesa Httfortcal Soci- ety bol<jls a free open house from 11. a.~. to 3 p.m. Thursdays at 1870 PJlaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. The 'event features memorabilia fro:n the city of Costa Mesa and the Santa Ana Anny Air Base. For mote information, call 634-5918 .. Overeaten Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at St. John's Episcopal Cbllrch, 183. E. Bay Sl, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 953-0900. Ensign Intermediate School often a free parenting seminar and open discussion for parents of teens from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the last . Wednesday of each mbnth. For • more information, cAll 22'5'-8189. Oasis Senior Center offers a Parkinson's disease support group from 7 ~o 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. Por reservations or more information, call 722-6237. The Pacific Business Xchange has weekly breakfast meetings at 7 a.m. Tuesdays at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach . There is no charge for the initial meeting. For more information, call 640-0588. Eusu GEE <M Tines • By edging boat from Redondo Beach, Newport Harbor Yacht Club team' qualified for race next year in New Zealand. NEWPORT BEACH -Three young local sailors earned 'the oppQrtunity. to compete in New Zealand next year after winning the Governor's Cup regatta Sun- day. Brian Bissell. Troy Treaccar and Jamie McCormick of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club were exhausted but happy after their boat crossed the finish line about a foot in front of a boat from the Redondo Beach King Harbor Yacht Club. Twelve teams from the United States, New Zealand, Australia and England competed in the race, organized by the Balboa Yacht Club for sailors under 20 years old. Although it is not a tournament-style race, it came down to the last two races Sun- day. The drama began when the King Harbor team raced against the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club of Newport; Australia. II King Harbor lost, Newport Har- bor would have automatically won. The trio from Newport Harbor were •ecstatic• when Royal Prince Alf red took a 50-foot lead, Treaccar said. It appeared to be a sure win for the Australians, who we~ just 20 yards ffom the finish line. But crew member Ben Newling lost his footi~~Jand fell into the water, said Michael Lawler, a Newport Beach resident who 1s playing host to the team at his home. J Much to the anxiety of ·U\a· parents of the Newport Harl;>or crew members, the Governor's Cup came down to the last rac~. -we could see it on thetr faces,• Treaccar said. ·Tuey were aging very quickly.• The boats were even in the beginning and remained dose with both boats switching leads until the end, Treaccar said. As the top two U.S. finishers, both Newport Harbor and King Harbor quplified to go to the Coc;a Cola Cup Youth Mat.c;n Racing Invitational in Auck'laod, New Zealand, in February. The crew members, who also raced together for Newport Har- bor High School, are looking for .. ward to the competition in New Zealand, especially after not doing so well last year, Theaccar said. Newling said he has recov- ered from bis fall and the wrath of teammate Kate Spitball, who didn't talk to him for hours. ·we're all friends again,• he, Sdld. Harbor Center's rebirth put on hold for now ... EU!'IE Ghil curmes fication, more time is needed to alert the public to the proposed project, Bouwens-Killeen said. ICI must have their plal) approved before they can apply for a building plan check or begin construction, she said. The Networkers, a program pro- vided by the Costa Mesa Cham- ber of Commerce, meets from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the Costa Mesa Golf and Coun- try Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Lunch is $12. The one-time mem- bership fee is $15. For more infor- mation, call 574-8783 or 540- 0201. Prospects Networking Gro11p meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m. Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Breakfast is $6. For more informa- tion, call Angie Stafford at 474- 2225 or Tula Firman at 551-3156. COSTA MESA -The planning conunission will postpone hearing plans to transform the Harbor Center shopping mall and to make improvements to Newport Boule- lbe Newport Beach Psychologi-vard until its next meeting to allow cal Association presents a coed more ti.me for public comment. relationship group called Insight • The corrunission was set to Equals Power at 7 p.m. Thurs-review plans for the Harbor Cen- days. The fee ls $25 per week. For ter on Monday, but nearby resi- more information, call 722-4588. dents and business owners had The commission also post- poned consideration of landscap- mg and sign improvements on. Newport Boulevard to allow more time for public input and' tt1 meet with the Newport Boule- vard Study Committee, said Kim- berly Brandt, associate planner. All Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7:15 a.m. Tuesdays ~t Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call • 646-1252. Zen Home Stitchery, a local manufacturer of meditation sup- plies, holds a free meditation from 5 to 7 p.m. Sundays at Mesa Busi- ness Center, 711 W. 17th St., Suite A-8, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call 722-7818. The Newport Beach Park.a, Beaches and Recreation Commis- sion meets at 7 p.m. the first Tues- day of each month in the City Hoag Cancer Center offers a free relaxation and imagery workshop from 10 to 11:30 a.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41 , New- port Beach. For more information, call 760-5542. The Costa Mesa Republican Assembly meets at 7 p.m . the third Thursday of each month at the Neighborhood Community _Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 645-5326. A free telephone help line for seniors ages 62 and over is oUered by mortgage consultant Bob Brennan at 3 p.rn. Wednes- days at Bayside Village, 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 723- 0233. ~ • .,MJ,ljOJA,,. :~.,,, ..... n OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ~~ WE TAkE fAMily diNiNG TO rliE NEX1 level! BY POPUl.Af\ DEMAND OUR ORIGINAL CHILI SIZE n'"11~1!~ Chlld Quest International, Inc. #~ A NonRfOlit Corporetoo DllYoted to lhe Pro4ectl0n and Recovery ~I d ~ AbuMd .rld Elcpble<S cn.l<ken ~ r~ CNkl~HaANlet.d 'If' In 1he AeCoYwy of Chlkhn -..-- Ma~us Farina PARENTAL ABDUCTION Age of ~nee: s Momns Old Dlte Of Birth; Ol/1W1 Dlt9 Mts1'ng: 12IOl/t1 Ml$Slng From: LOS MQltls, CA Six: MN Rim: Wt'"9 Height: 29• Wlt0ht,111bt. IYtt:""' .... llOOCll At ~. MlrcUI hid I TnYrOICI Ind PltUtWt Dllol °"· \ ' not been notified, said Willa Bouwens-Killeen, the city's senior planner. Santa Ana-based ICI Develop- ment Co., which bought the Har- bor Center earlier this year, is proposing to transform the shop- ping center into a $55 million futuristic-looking retail complex. Because ICT submitted incor- rect mailing labels for public noti- The plans indude planting Mexican fan palms at the estimat- ed cost of $129.150 to $182,450 and improving the appearance of signs. on Newport Boulevard. The next Planning Commis~ sion meeting is scheduled for· Aug. 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the Coun- cil Chambers at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. · ' Sabatino Tommy Peter 1 Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Ualq11~ wlM room Ii dlnlnt room •••ll•blt fOf' CJ"CMIP btilfnm -•lnp and prltalt tilnctlon~ 723-0621 Plu.w Call For RHervallons and Dlrtdlon.s 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach ' . l'liWport Beoch/Costo Meso Doily Pilot ALS ASSOCIATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER · , VOLUNTEER . . their•own cars or the society's dona~ed van to really make a dif- ference in someone's recovery. Patients are able to get m and out of vehicl~s themselves. Volun- teers must be at least 25 years old witp a valid driver's license. Call Usa Landry at 261-94~6 to become an Angel on Wheels. ' AM£RICAN cANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP I The Amyotrophic Lateral Scle- rosis Association, Orange County Chapter, needs many volunteers. ~or information, call the .chapter ofJ:ice at 375-1922. , The American Cancer Society DiscoVery Shop needs volunteers , from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday . through Saturday at 2600 E. Coas) ' Highway, .corona del Mar. For more information, call 640-4m .. ~EIMER'S ASSOCIATION Of ORANGE COUNT'( ' The Alzheimer's Association of Orange County needs volunteers for either of two services - •11elpline" assistants at the chap- ter office, or support group lead- . ers/co-leaders in the community. Daylong help line training ses- stons and support group leader tr6ining sessions are free. They also include a li1Jht lunch. To reg- i,ster, call 283-1111 as soon as pos- $ible. · AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY . 'The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Society ~ks office volunteers. The soci- ety is also seeking volunteers to an~er calls for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter. For informa- tion on these and other volunteer opportunities, call Lisa Landry at 261-9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ANGELS ON WHEELS Volunteer drivers from New- port Beach and Costa Mesa can help cancer patients get to and from their medical treatments in Orange County. Volunteers use SHOOTING CONTINUED FROM 1 sional leaders and tourists. Harris and Marchand added they spoke to other Explorers who were ms1de the Capitol dur- m9 the shooting. "It seemed that the cops had a re latively easy job at the Capt- . ' AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY RELAY FOR LIFE The Americap Cancer Society needs volunteers for a number of tasks. For more information, con- tact Lisa Landry at 261-9446. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEDICINE Americans for Free Choice m Medicine, a nonprofit education- al organization folll)~ed on the idea of individual liberty and free enterprise, is seeking office vol- unteers. For more information, call 645-2622. AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION The American Heart Associ- ation is looking for volunteers to perform various general office duties, including photo- copying, typing, light computer work, preparing large mailings and other clerical duties from 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call Teri Brown, volunteer coordina- tor, at 856-3555 for more infor- mation. tol, • Harris said. "Two of them sWl rued even with au of that security.• The contingent was able to visit many historic la ndmarks, such as the Smithsonian Institu- tion and the Civil War battlefield m Gettysburg, Pa. They also vis- ited Pennsylvania's Dutch coun- try, where they were introduced to the unique lifestyle of the Amish people. DIRECTORY AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOS- PICE PROGRAM The Amertcan Home Health Hospice Program needs volun- teeIS to give emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. 1\'aining is provid- ed. For information, call 550.-0800 or (800) 540-2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS: ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTtR 11le Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross needs volunteers to address community groups about Red Cross services and to . act as liaisons with the media in disaster and emergency situations. For information, call Judy Iannaccone, 835-5381. ARIDAY HISPANIC WOMEN'S PROGRAM Bilingual and multilingual vol- unteers are needed to write grants and assist with public-relations efforts for this agency, which helps with parenting issues and marriage and relationship counseling. For information, contact Ann Markey at 953-5757, ext. 111. ASSOCIATION RENAISSANCE CREATORS ARC is a nonprofit group in Costa Mesa that sponsors and supports muJb-outreach commu- nity service programs, such as the homeless sanctuary. Volunteers are needed. For information, call Renee Namaste at 540-5803. BALLET PAOFICA The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a volunteer support group for Ballet Pacifica, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. For information, call Molly Lynch at 851-9930. SCHOOLS CONTINUED FROM 1 with other Orange County schools. Whittier came in 62nd, while Wilson and Pomona tied for 63rd in tbe percentage of students scaring above the 75th percentile in math. The highest overall test scores Clean, WP!birt& carpet and a 110 lb. do ! For over 45 years, COIT's advanced equipment and fully trained, certified technicians have provided the most effective deaning available to assure you the finest results possible; and we guarantee it! My son and daughter-in-Law have had Hans nnce he was a puppy. Then th? moved inti ·" new house wit/J white carpeting. The c11rpet wasn't so white anym_o". 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CENTER FOR CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES The Center for Creative Alter- natives, a nonprofit charitable organization that works through the United Way, needs volun- teers, graduate level interns or trainees. Call 642-0377. · CENTER DOCENTS U you love the arts, become a Center Docent. It enables you to see and be involved in the Orange County Performing Arts Center as few are able. You'll fre- quent backstage and below stage areas giving public tours of The Center. To learn more and apply, call the Support Groups office at 556-2122, ext. 218. for fourth-graders in Orange County also achieved at Ander- sen with 88%. Harbor View came in fifth Wlth 79% and Lincoln sixth with 78%i Pomona came in 64th; Sonora, 50th; California, 13th; PauJarino, 27th; and Victo- na, 41st. Among Newport-Mesa sec- ondary schools, Corona del Mar High School had the highest rat· ing, coming m third in the county • . COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM 1 But Councilman John Hedges voted against the proposal, say- ing he would have WceJ the City's traffic engineer to have been on hand to answer council members' questions and provide the answers to the public. ln other action, council mem- bers: • Approved a contract Wlth the Newport Beach Marine Safety Officers Association, wtuch mcludes a pay increase for all the union's employees. a one-tune paymen\ for marine safety lleu- tenants ·and the addition of grandparents as eligible un.medi- ate family members for bereave- "ment leave. According to the agreement, the percentage increase in base pay will be equal to that of hre- flghters, which is still being nego- tiated. Depend.mg on the out- come of those negotiations, the FAMILIES CONTINUED FROM 1 To ensure that the orgdniza- t.ion is most effectively serving the community, each member collects data and stallstics within Costa Mesa. 1\vo years of records showed the agency that this more acnve, hands-on approach was needed to complement 1ts counseling servJces and better assist the: community. "We are the resource link- age.· Carmona said. Board members are enthus1- for the percentage o( students scoring above the 75th percentile in reading. School Wise Press founder Steve Rees started the publishing company that ranks schools statewide. The company posts its rankings and school profiles on a web site, and has published sev- eral education-related books. State offidals are cnbcal o( the rankings. But Rees, who said he Tuesday, July 28, 1998 5 cost of the new contract -effec- tive Jan. l, 1998 to June 30, 1999 -ls estunated at $50,000 Bcilbocl Perunsula resident Tom Hyans spoke against Ute contract. saying tho city should take a hcuder look at the aty's "' entire work force, which con- sumes dbout 65% of the oty's budget. Hedg~ agreed. and was the sole dissentP.r m thr <tCUon to approve the contract . • DtScussed i.n depth the pro- posPd 20 ·budget checknst • items tndt were held out of the 1998-99 $120 m1lli9n budgPt approved m June The coWlol voted on each item individually, either iipproving, deleting or I delaY,lI!g tlCtJOn on the!Jl for ~O days.l • . City Mdnager KeV1n Murphy· will review the nty's resources, future cdp1tal unprovement needs dOd a .t,une line for replac- ing the c1ly'!.' dgmg rodds, sewer , and ut.tltty systems He will g1v~·' the counal a progress report m 90 days astic about the ne'' dpproach and new ledder "There seems to be more. direction.• sct1d Pepe Montene- gro, the gang coun~e-lor who lilied A1Vdrddo\ f1CJSILIOn at the school d1stnr.t. ·our godl Wd" to empower our fdm1he'> said Paty Madueno, the repre~entat1ve from St Joachim's Catholic Church •Now dfter two to three years .. it's happfmng • Lynne Bloomberg. Newport- ·Mesa's drug ond alcohol special- ist. 1s encouraged by the new direction. "It was a dream, now it's a reality.· she said. fought several court battles to gain the nght to publish the rank- ings and school proflles, satd ll 1 a valuable semce to parents who want to learn dbout a particuldr school before sending thetr Chil- dren there "There's a lot of people \-\ho are lookmg at chfferent schools, Rees scUd "Th.tl, IS a wonderful opporturuty to mfonn people about the schools m thrlI ared • Model Fitness Expert Personal Training W orking out is hard. Really hard. And that's true whether you're into building up your biceps or whittling down your waistltne. So, 1f you're going to put so moch energy into something, you want the maximum results. Which 1s why many people turn to a personal trainer. "Most people get a trainer because they're frustrated;" says Shon Thompson, founder and CEO of Mod~ Fitness h pert Personill Trillnlng (729·3706). "They wort< out a lot, they u~ all the latest, greatest equ1pment4 but they don't get the results they want.• The problem, of course, 1s knowledge. In order lo get the best results, you not only have 10 work yourself into a nice 1uicy sweat, you ha~ to do 11 in the right way. Thompson pri~ himself on the results he gets for clients; so much so that he offers something unheard of 1n the personal training field - a 100% money ~ck g~rilntee 1r you're not happy with the-new you In three months time. And it doesn't matter if you look like Arnold Schwarzenegger and have lost 20% body fat; 1f you don't feel better, Thom~n wntes you a check But how 1s he so sure he can whip you back to your college waistline and have you feeling ltL.e you could climb Everestl "It all goes back to our knowledge bcise, • he says ·our ~taff 01 trainers. are all degreed 1n exercise !tCience and CPR qualified, and required to do a minimum of five hour\ a week of study to stay current • Their role, a~ far as you're concerned, 1s to· One, prevent m1ury; two, attain desired rt>~ult~ In lhe shortest possible time. Thompson doesn't take that task lightly; he s~ too many trainers working the gyms in a "pump 'em up, pump "em out• mode, which 1s not only less efficient tor the client, he i.ays, but potentially dangerou~. "That approach doesn't take each 1nd1v1doal's specific n~s into account • says ThomJ))On Smee each body 1~ different, Thompson t.lkes vital signs on ~ery client and ha:. retained the )ervices ot ·a cardiologist, cardiac care nurse and nutritionists to consult for any unique concerns. As a former graduate of the Shon Thompeon, binder at Model Fltnea Eapeft PweoNI Tf'9lnlng United States Army Academy of Health Scien<.~ and Special Forces paramedic:, you can r~ a sured you're 1n. t:ap.ibl~ hands. And don't think you'll get away with slacL.in11 oft either. , . . . EYE--OPENER . Costa Mesa giis 1um ft on at ncilianal ~ and wind up with second-place finish/see !*ow 6 Newport Beoch/CoslO Mtso Doily.Pilot • From the bag b9y to the boss, Santa Ana Country Club's head pro and director of golf Mike Reehl proved one cynic wrong. Ill< I IAIU) Dl lNN lbly Nol W hPn Mike Reehl first stdrted dS a bag boy at Santa Ana Country Club, a rather cyrucaJ me mber took one look dl the new kid m the room and asked "};{ow long do you think you're gomg to ldst?" Ana's seventh tee, learned of an opening in the bag room at SACC in October 1968 through, coincidentally, Marianne Towersey's brother, Buddy Cox. Towersey is the 14-time women's club champion who will represent SACC In the second annual Tea Cup" Classic on Friday (9 a.m.) at Santa Ana. Reehl will serve as the rules official. Reehl, whose career as a touring pro was short-lived, was hired at the club following a family tragedy. have a place to play, w said Reehl, who accepted the position at Santa Ana so he could maintain access to a golf course. Reehl's re;IDarka ble 'rise from bag · boy to boss is interesting country club lore, but what qm't go unnoticed is the fact that th.e former CdM standout had some serious gaine .. Reeh! was CdM's first four-year varsity golf letterman, playing on the Sea Kings' 1967 CIF Southern Section championship team his sophomore year. He was CdM's No. l player in 1 and '69, and qualified for the individual championships all four years. QUOTE Of THE DAY "11 nMf ...... •••II • Mika Rffhl, SACC head pro, asked 30 years ago~ 'How long do you think you're going to last?' ... Tuesday, Ju~ 28, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 442~3 .. Th1rty yedrs later, Reehl's still there. Reehl's father, Cecil, died of a he~ attack while playing golf at Mesa Verde Country Club with his son. Mike Reehl at the time was a junior at Corona del Mar High. In 1970, his only year at Orange Coast College, Reehl won the individual state community college title, beating Mac O'G rady of Santa Monica in a playoff at Rancho Canada. O'Grady at the time was known as · •' . • 1·11 neve r forget that," srud Reehl, the club's hedcl pro and duector of golf who has a reputation for mteracting well Wllh members ' ·#(Mesa Verde) was gracious RPchl. who could probably redch hi!> hou!>P with d 819 Berthd from Santa enough to let me play through the summer that year, but we couldn't afford to keep the membership, and by the time the summer ended, I didn't SEE REEHL PAGE 7 KIM HAGGEllTY·ZVUUS I OAILV'Pllt'.ST Santa Ana Country Club's Mike Reehl has been doing his thing for 30 Yeat"!l· WOMEN'S GOLF ••crs, f 11I11 S 1991 TIA 0. OAsslc: Daawau.aa .... ~(9ieC..,..a) • ==:.= .......... ____,, (SACC) ... , 9IAOf ~ a.ua ........ a. O..t ••• ,,. MARC MAA11N I OMV Pl.OT Newport Beach CC's Debbie Albright works out of trouble In the 1997 Tea Cup Clasalc. Newport Beach Country.Club women's champion has her priorities, and f~y comes first. Rlowm DUNN ~Pb " s another day turns to early summer evening, plenty of sunlight remains at Newport Beach Country Club as shadows of a woman and a young Q.oy stretch on the driving range. lt's a mother and her 1 O·year-old son. She's giving him golf lessons, and swings t.hf> ticks ptetty well herself. Debbie Albright, Newport Beach's three· time women's club champion, could probably handle a lllestyle fUJed with notic goU vacations with her hus~ Jock, but reality doesn't .Uow for such tpellblnding unag• with twO p,...teen ltidl. •PaJnily COIDel tint/ Albr1ght Mid. •sure, I'd love to get out and play more tournaments, but it's hard for me to get away from the kid.a and Jock's crazy schedule with his work (as faci.ltty coordinator of the Sea World Research Institute). •rm looking forwatd to three or fow yeors from now, whe n I can really get 1er10W1 about IOID8 of thOH (state and naUonal) townamentl. Rig ht now, I have to be patient" Albrfoht mjoys thoee peaCeful evenings • at NBCC With Charlie, her IOll. and trying to teach him the finer polntl of the game. Her de~bter, Katie, who turnl 12 aoon. .,..., .. iaftball and fiiblng, but talb about golf. ·r waited UDlll (Charlie) lbowed IOln8 . inte rest (before teaching him the game)," Albright said. "I think b.ls interest 1s growing pretty strong. I d on't believe in pushing kids into things. There wasn't any junior golf when I was growing up, so lt'• neat for him. Ha's been at a lot of summer junior dirila at Newport and (the dub) bU bad quite a good group of lddl tbl8 year. Ttme are a lot men cbildien arOund the dub tbaD tbei9 uMd to be. ·~. if my husbend'I too bUly tO p&ay ... golf With me, ru take nay 1011 om ....... 1 kieP telling my hmbend. ·Chartioa'• going to be bJttlng lt put you IOOll.,. Ma~ thoee IUwt .... to her IOll SEE TEA CUP Mal 7 BRIEFLY Costa Mesa girls ·second at nationalsj . . •Only loss to Pacific Palisades, 30-22, in the title gam~. a team the Costa Mesa girls had beaten in regionals. After a great season, a team of fifth and I A S 1 E 1 1 A L L . sixth grade girls from the Costa Mesa Bas- ketball Club lost in the championship game to Pacific Palisades, 30-22, at the Youth Basketball of America National Championships in Orlan- do, Fla. on July 19. __ Their run started in May when Costa Mesa won the Western Regional Tournament. But there was some question as to whether the team would be able to travel to Orlando. A series of fundraisers, including the heavy sale of candy, netted the team enough 111oney to make the trip. "We raised barely enough w make it C)lld survive for a week while competing,• Coach Mo Rezkalah said. ·n was a shame that we didn't have enough money to experience the sights of Orlando.• Costa Mesa joined 17 other teams from around the country on July 12 for the start of pool play. To qualify, teams had to win either a region- al title or a state championship . Costa Mesa breezed through pool play with three wins and was one of the top seeds in the championship bracket. . 1\icia Wase led the way in the opening roWld as Costa Mesa defeat- ed North Carolina, 44-22. Wase, who was named to the All-Tourna- ment team, scored 23 points . Teammate Georgina John scored 11 and Xochilt Byfield, who was also named to the All-Tournament team, had six points. Wase and John each had 11 points as Costa Mesa defeated W.N.C. ol North Carolina, 32-29 to advance to the semifinals. 'IWo three-pointers by Wase fueled a victory over Varsity Athletic from Ohio, 32-29, and Costa Mesa was in the finals. Wase had 14 points in the game and John, who was given the tournament's All-Hus- tle award, scored 11. ~ Wase also won her age group in the three-point contest. Against Pacific Palisades, Costa Mesa struggled from the field. "We shot poorly," Rezkalah said. "We missed our first t.2 shots.· Defense prevailed in the first half and Pacific Palisades only lead 8-4 at the break.. But Costa Mesa could never get it going. "It was dissapointing, • Rezkalah said. ·we beat them in the region- als and won eight of 12 match-ups.against them this season.• -by ~ason Hill Stafford, Rieu win Newport Beach CC Regatta NEWPORT BEACH -Joe Stafford, the -------mr-1997 men's club golf champion at Newport C L U I G 0 L f Beach Country Club, teamed with Ed Rieu to win the overall gross title last weekend in the club's 43rd annual member/guest regatta. ,. Stafford and Rieu shot 286 in the three rounds. Mike Pierce and Pat Kane won the overall net championship at 259.5. • The regatta field was divided into three flights. The combined hand- icap of each team determined flight placements. Before golf, Stafford was the original Michael in the Broadway pro- duction ·of Pe~er Pan, and was also an original member on television's Mickey Mouse Club Show. -by Richard DutQl 24th annual Crew of TWo Race resul~ O'UI -1. Dos Amigos. Bob Hubbarld, BCYC; 2. Mariah, Juergen Brlnke, SWVC; 3. Battello ti, S8CLYC. Robert Myers; 4. '9rceptlons, I O A 11 N • Oen Hardwldc. SSYC; 5. l(ryptonlte. David O'Hara, BSS8. 1 .1c. ORCA • 1. Flyer, Randy Reynolds, UYC; 2. DeltAI Vee, Michael Lenema, S8VRC; 3. ~ .. 1 Bob Anderson, ABVC; 4. Dal!Ndor, Mike Table<, MBVC. " PHRf.A • 1. Stealth Chicken, Bruce Andtnon. VVC; 2. California Challenge, Brad van Uew, ~ CALYC; 3. Blac::ksllwr, Byron Wmon, LBYC; 4. R.wn, Mant Thomas. SPYC; 5. Wlndshear, Jim Forquer. ave. •' ,..... -1. Allegiance, Rob Seymour. DVYC; 2. Whiplash, "-Y Godwin, LBVC; 3. Masquer~ Tim Coker, SGVC; 4. Ballistic. Robert Plante, BCYC; 5. MKh 1, Richard Mutv.ney, BCYC. -~ -1. la Diana, Fred Huffman, BWCC; 2. Sirena, Ed Queuda, SSYC; 3. Snafu, Mike~ OW 4. Ebullient. Erilt Shampair\ SOVC; 5. Problem Child, Oen Rolen, SSYC. ._' ......0 -1. Mic:htgMs. Jot G1ttnb1Mt,, DPVC; 3. Tristan, P'wtlf Higgins, SOVB; 3. Energy, G~ lice, LSf; 4. Four Stat, John Gr~ SOYC; 5 ~ Josef SedNw.. cvYC. ...... -1. Double Eagle, Frank !\Oii, SYC; 2. CrosslnQ The Rubicon, Rod Pwcival, PSSA; l . Madll~ Jame lrown, ISSA; 4. Allora, Rmc Malott, SSC; 5. Cr-.ndo, Dionis Melaro, 1S6A1 ....,._, Tlllll'tft' ..._ •e ftnt ....... nn. MIN lumett Trophy)· o.tt. \I•, Mkt\MI Lineman. jay a.. P111nt.: a 2 UMw M CowedM (Jottph GNtnblat Flmlly Trophy) • Double Eagle. ffri 9'ld 0.. RCli.l ~ (David H¥rllon MlmoNI Trophy) • Dos Am'9ol, lob Hubtwd, Tom Vlldctl . .. 0 • Costa Mesa alumni game Sunday afternoon.~ qp lbe Costa Mesa High Aquatics Boost- ers, along with Coach Erle Berg, are seek-W I I I I P 0 l J. · ing Costa Mesa High alumni water polo .~· players to compete in this year's Alumni Game on Sunday at 4 p.m. c The game will be hosted by the Aquatics Boosters on the pool de<:k at Costa M~. A pot luck dinner wU1 be provided. For further~- mation, contact Corol Whitman at 71•·754-6753. :i Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Tuesday, July 28, 1998 7 TEA CUP r,~ONTINUED FROM 6 are keeping Albright sharp, ,. bece use.-NBCC's reigning champion had no trouble winning another club title this year to repeat ln the Tee Cup Classic, the 1 wom&l's midsummer affair in the ! Aettjler Jones Motorcars/Daily , Pilot Club Championship Series. ·;lea Cup Classic II will be played , ~·1 Friday at Santa Ana Country ' lub (9 a.m . tee time)'With.Albright i oin.ing Big Canyon Country C lub's I Selby Schriber, the event's defending champion, Marianne Towersey ol Santa Ana Country Club and Denise Woodard of Mesa Verde Country Club. •1 hope I can find my 'A' game .on Friday," said Albright. who likes : to tpc:us on tempo on the gol! e. this year's club championship ~ewport Beach, Albright secured er title by calmly firing a 80 round for the fourth ecutive time. was the first tiJ;ne in Albright's er that she'd shot under 80 in overall champton ln this newspaper'sdlculation . _ Last year m the event, Albrtght shot 7-over 79 to finish second . Schriber won the inaugural Tea CUp Classic by five strokes, but Albright had pulled to with.in a stroke at No. 13 a t New.port Beach Country C ub. . . . 111.is year, with one Tua Cup Classic adventure under her belt, : Albright at least knows what to 1 : expect, and fashion apparently also : bas its place in the event. "I've been th1nking about what to wear," she said. •It gets down to the nitty gritty, you know. All these people are going to be out there, so • I guess I better try and look good.• : Albright, who begap pleying gall : after getting married in 1983, turned he r game around in 1989 with the help of Paul Hahn, NBCC's : head pro. She quickly dropped from : a 19-handicapper to a two. • While Albright might not have the experience of Towersey and Schriber, she has the ability to win it. •Debbie can play anywhere, anytime," Hahn has said. "She will go out and hold her own, no doubt." &allAl"V round of a tournament. ntering the final round with a troke lead, Albright made two lI ·es on the back nine and fizµshed at·6-over-par 78 for the Albright, who arrived in the U.S. from New Zealand in 1981, has played in NBCC's biggest tournaments the past few years, including spots in the Toshiba Senior Classic Pro-Am. KIM HAL.>GfT<r<·lVUU' I DAIL'\' PLOT Santa Ana Country Club head pro and director of golf Mike Reehl marks the water hazard on No. 9 Monday morning. third time in four rounds last April, completing the club's championship flight at 310 and earning a repeat invitation to the Tea, Cup Classic. Albright had carded a 76 in the third round lo pull away from the field. "I've come a long way since Paul started teaching me,• Albright said: Dee Dee White is the club's greatest women's champion with 17 titles, including nine consecutively from 1967 to 1975. RE EHL ' CONTINUED FROM 6 Phil McGleno. 1 or making much money, so he returned to Santa Ana to become a full-time starter under legendary head pro Gerald Hall, who became a father figure to Reehl. Fred Couples broke it with a 63 after making an eagle at 18. While his playing career as a pro never shot upward the way he wanted, it has thnved as a club pro. Since Reehl has been head pro. Santa Ana has been able lo host chnics and exhibitions with PGA Tour pros Couples Uust alter he was Player of the Year), Johnny Miller, Peter Jacobsen, Gary McCord, Al Geiberger and Loren Roberts. in Tea Cup Classic-U and said he's lo.ok.mg forwcl!d to the event. the women~ midsummer affair ln the Fletcher Jone~ Motorcar<;/Ddily Pilot Club Champ1onstup Senes Sandt Coffer, who has won nine club titles at NBCC in her career (9E1ore the Tea Cup Classic was ft nded), finished second behind Albright. Karen Knoche, Judy Wilkerson and Catherine Vrdolyak rounded out the top five. The Tea Cup Classic, invented because of the ladies' overwhelming victories in their respective club championships, awards a silver tea set to the Ree~ then played three years at Long Beach State, • including 1972 when the 49ers • were ranked as high as seventh in the nation. Reehl won fue conference title that year, defeating Lon Hinkle in a playoff, and earned All-American honors. "I found out that I wasn't going to be very successful (on the pro circuit),• Reehl said. Reehl went into the Santa Ana pro shop in 1977, became Hall's right-hand man, then got his PGA card in 1979. When HaU retired in 1985, Reehl was "in the right place at the right · tune." and was hlred to succeed Hall. The Tea Cup Classic matches the lour ladies club charnp1ons m lhis newspaper's circulation in an 18-hole. stroke-play contest The Tea Cup Classic is an event matching the area's four women's dub champions in a one-day. stroke-play round of 18 holes (at rotating sites) to determine an winner, while bole-in-one prizes are also staged on four par-3s at Santa Ana Country Club. including a Mercedes Benz E-320 (valued at $47,445) on the par-3 No. 14, courtesy of Fletcher Jones Motorcars. ln mini-tour events, Reehl, who also roamed his wife, Lynn, in '72, made four of ftve cuts, but wasn t m contention Reehl held the SACC course record of 64 until a guy named Reehl has three daughters: Celina, 19;Brianna, l6;and Alyssa. 13. Reehl will be among the central figures Fnday morrung Along Wlth Towersey, the locals-only event will feature Debbie Albnghl of Newport Beach Country Club Deruse Woodard of Mesa Verde Country Club and defending Tea Cup champ1on Selby Schnber of Big Canyon CC. 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Dally Daily PllOt Jufy 14 21 28 DaJty Pilot July 14, 21 , 28, Newport B .. ch, CA 926&0 Dally Pilot July 14, 21, 28, Ofanga County on 7-10.te Orange Couoty on 7-15-98 Hunllngton 811ch. CA The followlng persona tred to the U11dar~ned a P~ot July 21. 28. 1998. • • . • AuQust .. l998 T92e Barclay Butera, inc .. (CA). August 4 1999 T923 18988703H8 1188e794418 92~6 hlYt ab1ndoMCf Iha un of written Otciaratlon of 0. T93 August 4, 1998 T927 • 1745 Wutclilf Drive, New-• Daily Pilot July 14, 21. 28. Daily Pilot July 28. A"'us1 Steve~ -Richard Hopps Ch• Flctllloua Butlntu f1Utt and Demand for Salt, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l)Of1 Beach, CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE August 4, 1998 T910 4, t 1, 18, 1998 T93& !110 W Wiiton St Costa Name: AD/MAX COM· and• wrliten Nolle• of D• PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1lnen 11 co~ Mesa, CA !12627 MERCIALS, •es E. 17th St .• tautt 1nd Ei.ction to Sell. Flctltloua aualn•H FlctllloMa Bualn•H ducted by: a corporation Flotltloua BM1lnH• PUBLIC NOTICE PUB&.IC NOTICE Roger flaUI ttcmandez. lf03, Costa MHa. CA Th• undtrelQntd cauted MOTIC• 0, Heme Statement Meme Statement Have you ll&rt9d doing Name Statement 325 Coral Reef Of .... 21. 92027 Mid Notice ol Default and PU8LIC &AL.a 0, Tht IOllowlng parsont are The following parsoot are bualnen yet? Yt1j 7/1/98 Tht following persona are Flotltloua 8ualnHa NOTICE 0, Huntington B11ch. CA Tht Flcllllotia 8u1lntH ElectlOn to Sell to be r• MANDONIED dol butlnaat u · dolng bu1lnen as: B1rclay Butera, ne.. Bar· doing bualneu 11: Mame Statement NON·RISftONSl81UTY 920.Ce N1me rtltrred to abOve corded In tht county where PROPl"TY a) ~ecfronlc Pa mtnt Str• Spfrltus, 1048 Irvine Ave .. clay 811ter1, Prta,/CEO Tech Warrlora, 23011 Moul· The lollowlng persons art No~ It hereby given Thie business 11 con- "aa filt d In Orange County the real proper1)1 It focated. Nollet It hereby given vicff, b) ez NllYPey, 2727 Suite 403. Newport BHCh, This 1talt mant WH filed ton Parkway, I C·2. Laguna doing bllll,,.H u : thel the undersigned wlll dllC1ed by: a general part· on 1/13/98, Fiie No.19986-Thia It an 1tttmpt to col· that the undafllgn.d In-Wttt Coaat Hwy Ntwl)Of1 CA 926&0 wllh tht County Clerk of Hiiie, CA 92053 Jackson Company. 2152 not be rffpon1ibfe for any net1hlp 74~04 1ect a d~i!-and any lnfor· tend• to NII the pereonal Beach, Callfomla'e2683 Shawe, McTlsh . 6 Jullan, Orange County on M 0.-98 Gale Johneon. 2301 t Ofchard Drive. IB. Ntw· dtbfl 01 liablllll11 COil-Have you 1tanld doing 'llnd1 Dianne Carlaon, matlon .,..talnecf Wiii be propt11y dHCt1bed btloW Southwest CUh Syettmt (CA), 1048 lr\11ne AYI., 118807e3973 Moullon Parkway. I C-2. l)Of1 Beach, CA 92eeo tracted by enyona Othtf but1ne11 ytt? No 0730 OIH nder Court. Rfv. MNd for that put'p01a. to enforce a lltn Imposed Inc. (NV) 1555 E. Fial~ Suite 483, Newport Beach, Dally Piiot Jliy 14• 21• 28, Laguna Hills, CA t2e53 Richard c. Jackson. 2152 Ulan m)'Mlf. on Of alter thla Steve R. Hopps tr•ldt , CA 92508 Deter 10 JUL H on Mid PfOPlrtv under the minOo Roi.d Sult• 2400 CA 82eeo A t 4 1998 T813 Thi• bu11n .. 1 11 con-Ofchard Drive, 18. Ntw· date. Thlt a1111meni wu Med t"la but lntn la con-SPIECIALIZID, INC,, California Self·StNlc:e Stor· Lu y 1 u tJ./ 89119 ' Thlt buslntss 11 con-ugus • ducted by: an lndlVldual l)Of1 e .. c:h. CA t26eo Dated lhJa 21 tt day of with lht County Cletk ol ducted by an lndlllldual TRUSTal, 4180 Vie age Facility A.ct (But. a Thi• 1:uilntH I• con. ducted by:• corporation PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started d~ Thie bu1lneu. la co~ JtJtyVi 1998C Al Ofanga County on 7·24-911 Unda Dianne Car1son Real 1 a, Carplnterla, Prof. Coda 11211~211111). duct.cl by. a corporation Hi ve you started doing bu11nft1 y.t? Yn . 03/01/ ducted by: an lnd1Ylduat inc:9nt • nl 189887851"7T •M88781182 Ca. 83013 (801) M4-The undtralgntd Wiii Mii Have you ltarted doing bu1ina11 yet? Yn. April 'letltlous 8uelneu te Ha.,.. you •tarted doing 17382 FOtbe1 L.n •• Hun-o..iy P110t July 28. Aug 4, Thia 1t1ttmen1 Wat tiled 4 .. 4 ' at public aalt by comped-bUslnaH y.t7 v .. M·98 1998 Name Statement Gala John1on bu1ina11 Y•t? Yea, 7.7.911 tlngton ea.en, CA 926411 11 1e 1998 T940 h c Clerk f 1 • 11.,.. bidding on tM 12th ot Southw.st Cuh 's atems Shana. Melish & Julian, Th• following persona .,. Thi• ataltment wat nted R.ichard c. Jackson Published Newport, __ . -· ------~~'". 1 'eo ounty 2 9: • Y 1 I• W ••IR• AUGUST 1998 at 2•30 Inc: A. Blake Chr1lten11n' Betty J. Otte. Prfnclpal doing blltlneu as: with lht County Clerk of Thls atatemanl wu nled BHc~ta Mua Dally PUILIC NOTICE vtlnga unty on 1· 4· TRUITll IALa QF-p M on tht ' prtmlit1 Pretldent ' Thlt 1tat1ment wu filed BUTERA KIDS 1727 WHI· Or1ngt County on 7·24·88 wilh lhe County Clark of Pilot Jiiiy 27, 28, A~t 3.1--------- Dally Piiot July 30, Aug. 4, FICIR where iald property hu Thi• ataltmtnt waa filed with tha County Clerk ot cliff Drive, NtWport Beach, 18888705280 Orange County on 7-10-98 1998 MF284 Flotltlou• 8Malnen 11 , 18, 1998 T951 91P07tH been •tor~ and which.,, with the County Clerk ol Orang• County on 7-10-98 CA 926&0 oany Piiot July 28, August t998870398t PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Publlt htd Newport localed at 17'h StrHI S.tt Orange County on 7-1·98 19980783987 Barclay Butera. Inc .. (CA). 4, 11, 18, 1998 T937 Dally Pilot July 14, 21, 28. The follow1no pt11on1 art PUBLIC NOTICE BHch·Cosla Mt" Dally Storage. 870 w. 17th SL, 1ff88783t05 Dally Piiot July 14, 21, 28, 1745 W11tclllf Drive, Ntw· Augu114, l998 T9l8 Fictitious aualneaa d0tng business as: LOAN NO 3835285R Piiot July 21 28 August 4 C-4, Costa Mtu. County of Dilly Pilot July 7 1• 21 August ... 1998 T914 port Bt1ch, CA 92060 PUBLIC NOTICE Name Stetement The Loin Sptc1alls11. • ' • • Orange, Sitt• of ClllforniL • ;. ' Thi• bu1ln111 Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Tht fo»owi"" parsont .,. 31117-C Airway Ave . Costa T.S. NO.t7-83120CA 1998 Units and tenanta Rated 28. 1998 906 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: a CO<poratlon Fictitious 8u1lneu dol bl.ltlnn'i u · Mesa, CA 112626 'HAt'VA No. T931 below. Content• Include PUBLIC NOTICE '1 tJtl 8 1 Have you atarttd doing Name Statement Flctltloua BuslneH Fed,ral lnformatiOn 3535 Myrlt m Telles. 21782 NOTICI OF PUBLIC NOTICE pe'90l'lal Hema. houH hold O OM• ua nH• buslnen yet? Yes. 7/1/98 Th• following parsons art Name Statement E Coatt Hwy 11o3 Co-Oc:Nmt•-Lant, Hunllng· TRUITll'S UL.a goods, mtdlc:al equipment Fictitious 8u•lneH Nam• Statement Barclay Butet1. Inc: .. Bar· d0tng bualneH 11: Th• folk>-Mng parsons art rein. <Sal Mar CA 92si5 ton ee.cti. CA 92646 you ARE IN DEFAULT NOTfCI Of' 'mite. Items. Name Statement The following parson•.,. clay Buteta, PfHJCEO BUTERA HOME, 1727 doing butlneH as: Janie• erui eo~. 553 Rodney Telles 21792 \JNDER A DEED OF TRUST PUallC SAl.m 1029 AARON BURCHAM The following ptrt0nl art doing l>U*ineu as: . This atattment was filed W11tchlf Onva. N-port J.E.M. TAX SERVICE, Ptomonlory Po!nt Of New• Ocaanvftw L..ana, tiunhng· DATED AUGUST , 1995 The mini I age fadllty IOM MARC JENSEN doing buslneu ... PIN POINT MAAKETING Wllh Iha County C1trk Of Beach CA 926eo 16350 Harbor Blvd . 1901, port e.ach CA 112660 ton Betch. CA 92M8 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC. according to':. provtlloni 1191 MARK WIW ON IRVINE ALTERNATIVE CONCEPTS, 1555 MtH Ofangt County on ""10.98 Barci.iy fl.lltra, Inc., (CA), Santa Ana, CA !12704 Thie b1.1i1nau 11 con-This business Is con- TfON TO PROTECT YOUR of OMllon 8 ol the Bull· Landlord ra1trvH tht HEALTH CENTEA, 14785 ~erdt 8'' JJf· Co11a 19988703978 1745 Wtatclllf Ort;e, New-Patricia J. Dudas, 10350 ducted by: an lndrvtdual ducted by: husband and PROPERTY, IT MAY BE nt1a end Proftaaloni right to bid al the Hit. Pur· Jeffrey Rd., Suitt 100. Ir· R:!n L 9J1 1555 M Dally Pilot July 14, 21, 211, l)Of1 BHCh, CA 82e60 Harbor Blvd., 1807. Santa Have you at1rttd doing wlHafa SQtt> AT A PUBLIC SALE. Cod• Chapter 10 Section c6u .. mutt be paid f« at ""'9. California 92620 v d E 1 '#16C Ce~ Augu11 4 19911 T915 Thi• bu1lntu la con-Ana. CA 92704 buaintH yet? No v• you started doing IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· 21 TOY (a) hereby glVH the tlme of r u1cha.M In Phuong Pham. 283 Tan-et ' ast • oa a ' ducted by: a corporation This buslneu la con-Janice Bowell bus•neu yet? No NATION OF THE NATURE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE. cuh only. Al pwchued galo lrvlnt, Calllornla ~~f'· C: 9F626 1 • PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing ducted by: an lndMdual Thi• statement was filed Myriam D. Telln Otr THE PROCEEDING EXTRA STORAOE wlll Items aold "u It.'' and 92020 I u~ ntH .• con-buslnt1e ytt? No Have you llarted doing with tne County Cl"ll ol Thlt ttattment wu llltd AG AINST YOU, YOU conduct a public iala of must be removed at th• Shannon Bums, 8 Otodar, ducted by. an lndlv1dua1 Flotltloua Bualneu Barclay Butera. Inc., Bir· butinau J•11 No Ofa.ngt County on 1-27•98 with the County Clllfk of SHOULD CONTACT A the conttnta of the atorage time of aale. Salt 1ubjec:I 1rv1ne. CaJlf()(nla 92620 bHa~• you 1•~rt~ 1d:~ng Name Statement clay Butera. Prt1. CEO Patricia . Oudu tNae1esi1e Orang. County on 7·2•·98 •tiA'WYEA. apact1(•) named below to canctllallon In the fYent Thia buslnt11 11 con-,r~"t V:1t "· • • The fottowlng parsons ate This ata1tment was tiled This 1t1temen1 w11 flied Dally filOt July 2a. Aug 4 t"8eTeSt81 On AUGUST 11, 1998. AT with the contentl belnQ of atlll•mtnt btlWHn ducted by: a general part. T~ rt ~ 1 t filed doing b111fntH as: with the County Cltrk of with the County Clerk ol 11 18 1991 r952 Daily Piiot July 28, Aug 4 ,000 AJ.I .. SPECIALIZED, told to the hlghtll bidder owner and obllg1ted pa11y. ntr'thlp s ti.a'""" Wat EL CORDOVA APART· Ofangt County on 7·24·98 Orange County on 7-10-118 • • , ' ,. 1998 T041 !He .• u duly appointed fOf lawful money of lh9 Publi..htd Newport Have you 11.arttd doing ~h lha~ly ~~tt.~f MENTS, 2077 Ch1rlt 1HH705171 18988713914 PUBLIC NOTICI •--· _..... ____ ....__ Trot* under and purau-United StatH of ~ Beactt-Co11a Mesa Dally bualnnt vet? Yea. 7-1·98 rang• nty on • . SIJHI. Costa Mtaa. CA Dally Piiot July 211, August Daily Pilot July 14 21 211 Why play Hide N ~ to Deed of Trust r• (caatl> Pilot Joly 211, Augutt '· PhUong fN Mlntl Pham 198887t3081 92627 1 4 11 18 lM T938 a ....... 1 4 1998 ' Tt2fi FlcUUtua h.an.ae -S .. k with ct\11dc:ate? cd#ded 1-14-95, u Intl No. The U.. It being held to 1981. Thie alattmant wu flied Dally Pilot JUiy 7, 14, 21, Derek ~on Allin. 20n \ • • .--.--• Name ltetetneftt C a I I CI••• I fl• d as,.o30 080. of Ofllclal tat1tty 1 i.nd!Ofd'• llen ~ 1'934 with tt1t County Cltrk of 28. 1991 TtCM c,,.._ SttMt. 1t2A, Cotta PUBLIC NOTICE PUB~IC NOTICE The fo11ow1ng per.one.,, tooayt M2"N71. RlcOfdl In the omce of the wlll be held at· 17892 Ofll\Q9 County on M 0.98 Me11. CA 92027 _ doing bualnat• u · County Recorder of OR· SAMPSON LANE, HUN-PUBLIC NOTICE t9881783'82 PUBLIC NOTICE This .bu1tn111 . 11 con. Flotltloue 8uaJneH FJctJUoua 8Maln•at Starlight Dalal~. teti ~~~o.f:i~ty, s:~ :; TINGTON ICH., CA 82647 f'lotltJon lluelneM Dally Pllol Jufy 14, 2\, 28, Flotltlou• aualnHs dHucild by: an :::~du: Ing Nam• Shlt•fMf'lt NalM Statement Wlntet~aen Place. Ste. 8, s:TISH KUMA7:~o LAL-::=·~ w=-~~ £ NMI• ltet.._..t Alfat 4, 1998 T9111 Name Statement bu!J~ .. ~o:.11' YH, G/1~8 d~ :=~ ~ att d~~ ·=~ ~'°"1 are 1,~~ F~il~~lnter· ITA l<UMAR..1. HUSBAND AUCTION. Phone I (909> Thefolow'ngpMOnaatt PUILICNOTICI Thafollowlngpa~neart Dertk S.Allln . WE STERN CONTRA SoCal INSTALLATION, grHnPt.,IB.CottaMeu. ""'°WIFE A;, JOINT TEN· 873.0744, AddttM: P.O. doing~· aa: doing bullM U ... Thia slalt mtnt WU · filed DANCE, 28135 Aiava. Mis-1001 w. 17'h St., •D. CA 926211 ARTS aa TRUSTOR. WILL SO. 125, Rleno, CA t23n, I) SOulh CCMltl Collectlblet Flotftlou• 8uslneH A) AAA Notary, 8) Newport With lht County Clerk of alon VlaJo. CA 821192·19tll Coala Mesa. CA !12627 LaUfle 0. Doyle, 11\3 Win· f II I DNM MM SlLL AT PUBLtC AUCTION Bond I 723"4Mt w....nou... b) Witt COMI N•IM Statement Mall BolC, aos2 Newport Orang• County on 7-10.98 Leif Htdand, 28135 Aiava. EJlubeth Wood. 2118 Na· letGfHn Pl.. ''· Costa TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR The pyblc It kWlttd to Ill· Tnde Showa, C) louthtfn The tollowlng pereona art Blvd., Suitt Ill, Coata 19888783980 MlHlon Viejo, CA 82992· t1ona1 Ave~ Cotta Mesa, M .... CA t2ta1 Ctrne1e 1~ CASH (peyabla It the time tend. Termt are oaah onty. Callfornla 8tanla Baby c:foll\Q bullr'9M u : M ... , CA 921127 Daily Pilot Juty 14, 21, 28, 11111 CA 92627 Thie bu1lna11 I• c~ 0....-~· of .. 11 In lawfUI money> ~ Owner reterYet the Jtohl fo TCF9dtll Shows.1 e d) 1SOuUw8 ~ IAnGUAAD MORTGAGE ;J!~ ~ Rows•i,, ~592 Augult 4, 1998 T919 Thia bu1lneu It con-Thlt bu1lnt11 11 con-ducted by: a~· pa11• Iha United Statta at '" bid. :allforn a tan• aw, SERVICES, 1585 Scenic .. -,...... ., ui • dUC1ed by· an lndMdu.I dUCled by. an lndMdual Mrahlp FRONT OF THE FLAQ. A ganer111 detC:ripdon of Trade Showa, 2131 ftofto&a Av.., Suft9 fl, Coate Mesa. Costa M .... CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Havt you etarttd doing Have you 11a11td do4l'IQ Haw you ~ dOlng POLES AT THE MAIN I.ht property ~ told Dr., Cotta M .... CA. m CA tH2t Thi• bualntll I• con-bullneas yer7 No bualneu yec7 No butlnMa ytl7 No ENTRY AR!A TO THE PLA-alot'G with IN Identity OI KJmbefly Elatne Bartow, ~ "°'*11et Inc. ducted by. an Individual '1ctltl9us lualneu. LA!f Hetland EliUbtU\ WOOd Daniel F Hll C~TIA CIVIC CENTER. the ~ r9nllng the 2131 Pen. Of., Cotta (CA), 1515 Scenic 'Ave.: Ha\l't you slatted doing NlllM ltet-..nl Thie 1tattm4lflt waa ftled Thia 1t11ternant WU tiled Launt D. Doyle 401-411 EAST CHAPMAN ..,.. . ., ... folloM: ~CA. m ... '· Costa Meta. CA bualnau ye4? YN, 7.e.98 The lollowlnQ pertont art With I.ht County Clerk of with \he ~ Clar1I of Thlt ~ was .... AV!NUI!!, PLACENTIA. CA A414, Martin !Nllman, lMrMe Mer .. Wtbeter, 81a1 Claude T. Rowe dolnCI bUalnett u : Orange Cou1ty on 9-»M Orange County on Mo.ti -'"' the ~ atfk If •all right, title and lnlereet Meny Toole 111 St. Clllr, Cotta~ Thie bu1lnt11 11 con-Jr'* =t~t w~~ IMPACT OFFICE SOLU-1 .... 7U917 tH8a713878 Orenge ~on 7-14-M ~ = "8:.ct~ ~rWI::. ·= ~Ann Jol'lneon, 1210 ~by: a cr.=atignlng 0:~, Counfy't, M~ u~··H~~'on c~:J,~ Dally flllol ,Mf 1. 14, 21, Daily !'Mot Ny 14, 21 , n , 1HH7Mt94 Tr\llt In the ~ tltu-~ ~ ~. A!Wftlde, CA. ~yet?· No o t .... 79391'1 CA 82649 21, lttl T903 W 4, 11N Ttat Dally Piiot Mt M. AllO· 4, t ied ltl Ul.1 COMl'llY and A.-C1'111a Nleollldea, ta163 lefeguard l'ropertl"· Inc , Dtlty Pilot July 14, 21, 21. LHlt~ Ann• Mehaffy, PUIUC -TICE "11UC NOTICI 11. ti, ,.. Tl3t Siii• detCftbtd •: CNln SIW • Ootr Clubs • Thie butlnett la con-A«*nd In Wtlctwnan August 4 t IN 1'911 20371 Cr elmer Lana, 11~· -auy fl ... It. l'lnd h ,.,,N, •19-1114? Side . _...,by:__,.,., Piee1cte111 ' PUl.LIC .. OTICI tlnQton Bead!, CA 92940 '1cUtleue halnM• fltctnleue .,.._." Cl•••••· · The *"' llddrW and A-*, ,... Jr. 8aMtlbell, Haw. YoU ...,... do6r'I Thie tllltmenc wae tllad .. Thlt bu1lne11 11 con-Nw SteteMent ..._. ltatetMnt otl'lef common dnlgl'lllloli. ._.. w E~. ....,_ V:.:~ ~ the County Clark of l"IOtltleue ......_.. dUc1td by: an lndMOual The folowtng ptr10n1 .,. The ~ l*90nl .,.. :~ t~ ~°"= e.M~. ~ =r: .. ,. .... lltd Orange County on 7·10-M ...._ aeae.tMftt .::..ru1"'11:,-cs dOlng do1n91Mlnetua• dOlnQ ......-. .: J)Otttd to be' 1133 INOIAN ~ MlcMte 9anet1 ..... ._ ~ Cleftt of t .... ?NH~ The lolowlng ptrlOnl IWt Lattty MM Mal\eltf A'"81'Cf\ end VllUelOl'I w.t1 COMI Drum Cenlef. 8PAINOI LANE, NEW· Mlle ~ ' er.,. c.nr on,.,.... Daly Not -M1 14• ''· n . diOll'9 ~ u : Tllll •teman1 wee ~ ~ 31'7 A¥0Catdo It. 3111 1 • ._, ll, ...,.. ~ ftAQLCAUl'<>f'. C.Otl. Thoma.r.iieon. , .... ,..._. 4,1M Tt17 ~ J)oa l.NtlnD..C--tht eouncy Clark .. IK. MeM.CANU7 AN.CAM1'04 Nl'l t2MO Toota ~,...-Mr-.~ llUILIC NOTICI ""'· 21l12 Ktol" Lant, C>tanot County on MMI De-M ~. 3n Aw.-~ ·CM: 1111 Ult The unct.rtlgntd Tl'\Mllte ~ Kellt\ WOOd,-.. 4, ,,, 1a, ,.. ft11 Huntington a .. ch. CA tHH7NM7 ~.,:/K. c.. ....._ ~ 'g ~"""*90n dlaclalmt :1i llabl';:r :; Co04~1Ctf .. I. "°"""· ....... luell .. M ~ Lae St Lawt Dally""°' J4it 14, 11. 28. Tt.11 ""''"'" It con. Thie t>utln•s• I• con-::7 ... in::J,"~d OC'* ~~ •• Te!°'.-:=.. PUIUC llOTICI The...,.. .... ---! .,. 11 ta Ktol ~. Hun'::: ~14, 1... 1"22 ~ by: en~ M*f bV: en inc.vtdl* oommon dHlonatlon, " M.,,y Toole. TOOi a-8TATW' OP =::;::..:: :'°" ton hech, CA ta.el PUii.iC NOTICI tll:.V:i:;.,-=" dOln8 ~-'-=-dOlr'I afWt tl'lown ti.rtln. c.ft,, Me;tea Deve, Ml-. wm•MW&.... w... ~ Thia bualneH ft con· [).wt DMtft C*t llld .... Wiii be made. 1oae. HOuHtlolcl . PMT-1• 91ri1oea, *' lo. 1f1tto1 duCMd by. an lndMdutl Ptclttleue luelMM TNt -•mMI ... tied TNt llleat'MI• ... 1MA wtthoUt ~ .:::. °"'"• ..... J. !Calle*. OHM,....... ta. ..... •· 1arU AN. ~-~,1~ ..-.. 1 .... •anl 9'"" ._ ~ a.tt Of wtlh ._ Counev· a.ti werranty, tlCfl"tle. °' Oular 'MMr a-1'10 i UIOUa CA ll'nM ~· ' The '**'"I ,.,... .. ~ CoulWw -on M.. Orwlge OoulWw in ... ::::·,~~~ ••· poeo 0.~117•• C. Long. .UIH:me... .:-""-:':".:-= ~ .. L,~•_:.• .. ~.:=T~ 1 .... ?UtM t ... IYlllU to ,er the,..,.....,. ,,.. ~ ,...... The ......... ,..... 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July 28 • 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pifot PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUil.iC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICIS PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES r PUBLIC NOTICE Jubilo Place. l.ak• ForHI, H•v• you •tatted doing ducted by: an lnd111ldua1 RESS On* No 83862 A.P. dellallallOn " the ,.... praplft/ GI dlldll l9ICOlde In tN uncW tN .... d .. Dl9d E ,, h -M Ifft -CA 92630 bullneta ytt? Yet, 5 + yra Have you •tarted doing MllMMr 117-4'M• No4IC9 Of lllrlillbo¥I ~ II Q11m d .. ~ GI GI 'nult, t11111M11d ..... Cou~~. teld Plotltlous aualneH Chau Ngoc Nguyen. 8335 ago, not• new bu~nett bUtln111 yet? Y ... f·28·83 Tn1S1M's s. Under Oeld fl Olll'DOnld to be. 1731 ar.,.. eaun.y, ~ dWDM· Md ....,_ d by< Hutlon __, Name Statoment Uttla Road, Bloomington, Robeft £ HolldM :Jr. Kathy Ann Hewitt TIUll You Ne In Olflull I.II* T~ I.Mii NMllpOlt __... 11¥: -. J,,......, fie th-. Md d .. tNltl · an i .... The lollOwlng pettoot ete MN 55437 Thlt tlatement Wit llled Thlt ttlltment Wat filed A Died Of Tt\ltt Dllld June 25 8lacfl. Cl Tiit Ulldltllgilld ., UNMft"9d -. M ~ !Ir ..... Died ti • N Be I I doln buslneu u · Ly Thi Duong 8335 Utile wllh tht County Clerk of with lilt County C111k of 1992 UnlMt You T .. Acbl dllCllllnt .i 11b11y tot "'1 In-1N11ar WllNlllll'Oft ...., ~ ~ -.,.,.,. ~y, , wrlnell Na PEL,CAN TOUR.$, 3001 Road, Blooming1on, MN Orenge County on 7-24·98 Or~ County on 7·24·98 To PtWCt Y04il ~.It M.eY Olll1'GlllS In ulil .._ 0 "'*-'A •ICCIWJI' by (lmlb!Dd) AclCnled ~ HI 01 • ~ Elldlon IO Red HUI Ave., Ste. 2-228, 5,.37 11 .. 8781183 1HH7Ht84 lltSoldAIANlllcs.i.llYOU ClttelorofllrCIOl'MIOndllGll-CIOIJClll• "*91' to~ ................ icee, F . sel. heu~Je:j Colla Mffa CA 92628 Thlt butlntst 1• con. Dally Piiot July 28, Aug. 4, Oally Pilot J\Jly 28, Aug. 4, Nead NI Ex~ Of The llon Said ... be ~ ....,., ..... • ,..,.. " MY. • Ina.-th6a al time of ~~ 01 " Md T111111 Execut11111 Inc. ducted by: • gen.ral part· 11 18 1991 T948 11, 18, 1998 T948 Nllure Of The ~ wll!'lllly ~or ft1pled,. ::'1:.a.nlC. • ~ flgute~ to .-. Thi I mofl!U' lie ~· IO set to ,.. ~c~. ~~~~.~~~~~ it;!~'P you 11a111d doing • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~ v~"" =eCcfs =:"'~~_.; :to .. W::Cdlt'-: :r::.tw=.= c:hecll0t~TY~~·1· a~ 1ht ~in 1rte ~~ 92860 business yet? NO HEREBY GlVEN lhll on the uno11c1 oblialllolll llQnCI Cllltl ~ • ._ d .... Md clllMr.a to "9 Wldlf• tionaJ bani!, I Cl W! by ii ~ Thia busfne1t Is con· AJllen o. Nguyen Flctltloua auslneu .., Flolltlou1 8ualMH 0111111"' , 11 1o':l0 Ml d by~ OMd ofl'Nlt. Wiil Nlf· In llNIM mane, d tn. ataned 1 _.., DedlfllOn a 1111e or ficfec'; union', since sudl '°' ""''"'by• 0 _,,,,,., "'" ,.,_., "" filod Nomo .... ,.,.., • ..,. Stat,_t .... doy At "' -'" .. --·-,_ -by -o .r-.... -'°' ~~,y •..... . Have y® elatttd doing with ltl• Oounty Clt1k of The tollowlng pe11on1 "Gre T~• following penons 11e Avenue enltlnce to the CMc ""'*': pg ldvRM, r ftrf, .....-. d'8dc ct-. by a ..... Md 1......, Na11Ce GI or I and loan : . tSJ!.. ..... SeMces buslnen yet? No Or1f19'o Covnty on 7.24-98 domg bu1lne11 as: doing bY1ine11 a1: Ctnttr Bulldlllg, 300 Ellt ~ ff1CI lntMlt t...on· -. « ftlllONI ....., 1 ~Md lledlolt to.... .~ l.en...n.. . Travel ExeculfvH, rne., / 18188785111 E.J.S., 485 e. 1711\ •St,, PCH lnnttablH, 2<t30 w. Chiplnlll Awnue, Orange. ff1CI pillS ,..., ~. ff1CI u '. d'9Cll ctnrwn by a ..... °' The undallllDiied ~ . or~1 oi.in: l f rustee Cli'ole~e BrlanJone1 PrHlct•nt Cally P11otJuly28,Aug. 4, 1103. Colla Me11, CA Coast Hwy, Nfwport CA.. RESS FlNAHC1AI. penseso(the'{IUAitnlotfll,.... a..-un60f\ Of a uld Nolol ~ Dlf*ll Md n~lllCQde ~ 0$ s.CA Thl• slattment WH flied 11 18 1998 f944 92827 BNCh, CA 92663 CORPORATION • C"lfomla IMla C:Riiiid'by .., [)Md d a.:tc .... by ..... Of ~ to ... to -,. IO $llltS$ ~thlS uef R unlbet: 0) wllh the County Clerk of '' ' El(tcutl11a Jel Solutions. Tti• Conwell Corporation. COf'PO(allon •'duly ll)l)Olnled TM!. Thi )/:Ml emounl ot Slid fedlrll taYlnOI and io.t oonted Ir• tN counlY wtlere Al: e NOl1h I entrn:e · Orange County on 7-24•98 , ~. PUiLIC "OTtcE Inc.; (Calif.), 485 e. 17th 1507 Serenade Terrace, Tn1s1ee iMidef ~uan\ · io the = 11 the tnl d r.iCill uea ._,.., uW9 auo-&.. 1'111 ~ II ~ ~ County mi· i umer. Sr Foreclosure . 1888878'ste-" ~ St., '1~3, Costa Mesa, CA Corona del Mar. CA 92625 power of sllle conferred In thel , of 11\ls Notice It c:llldan, °' uvtno• .,_. andmorelWlttw.MOrllhl 00 CMc. Ceoter -. r . . f"; Flot1Uou1 Bu1lne11 92lt27 , Thia buslneu .11 con· celtlln Deed of Trust executed Da 07 . .,,...,1...,. ~ 1n aecaort t10Z d fMW _. aa audl la Ana CA ~I tl8 ,/21198 07128198, 08.lly Pilot July 28, Aug. 4• N•m• St•l•m•nl Thi• business Is con. ducted by: a corporation by o1 c CJatlt end J R. 300.1.MS.OO. ~led: '~ ,,_ the llllnlndll Code end l'KICMMGI caMforn6I ~ iotere!'t c:onve y· · ' 1 t, 18, 1998 T942 The following l)*rsons ue ducted by: a corporllion Have you started doing ~.,husband llld W.:" ,.. ~Slt Ft"'t" .: IUlhortadtodobullneU In ~ Co., ..,, now hekfbY. M · 1 8971 PUBLIC NOTIC""' doing busllle$s as: Have you alerted doing business yet? Yes, 7-1·98 conllld on 07/0711992 In Book = . R. a.!-i-1t1111 -~ M: The Nontt Cor'*t ~ Miii Mop: N Deed ol Trust, In c:. LEIBE COATINGS, 1724 puslness yet? No Tht Conwell Corporation, I Offlcial Records ~ Qrana9 ~t~J~IN!ne"""BMI • trontennncelotN County 01 m 01 NOlthl1da-, CA eu~ lo s~ Co~, Ca · _Fl_c_t-lt-lo_u_s_B_u_sl-n,-s-s-.I Tuatln Avenue, C~111a EKecutfve1 Jet Solutions, Jeanne K, Conwell, VP/Sec-~ty, it~. Recol'de(s Iii· Saile 262 T'ustil Ce @81): Courthaule, 700 CMc: C-. t112i$, ~111) Wf.Tta, ta .describlno ~A ~ • N St t 1 t Me~•· CA 92627 1no., Unda O. Carlson, Sec-This state1T1en1 was flied sltUtnenl No 92-'54568 by re• 2930 9SEAL~ • T~· 19r crtw w.t, a.nta Ml. Dlboflh Br1gnllc, \/Ice .bedln. "/!.$ ~ 'l\JAY ;;., •m• . • • •.m n Mattison Rpbett Leibe, re1ary . with the County Clerk of ot a bread! ..., d8fault In • • • CA ll'l'latlt. tllll Md lral'elt ~ o.te: 7fl1118 liCfl on "'""' Deed v• d Tr• •:iring p~sons are 1724 Tustin Avenue. Costa This statement was flied 01ange County on 7·24·98 §!:: t Of~ of~ ~ws~.~~ Ma i4">t'1~ ~ '° 11\d rtON held AIN'm11271Z8,ll4,W11 l:Sld nw:~.~her~ o no s ness •t 22 Mesa, CA 92627 • with the Covnty Clerk of t 908.0785 t 02 allona seculed 01ersbv in. by 1 undW llld Olld al • e · ~he streel 1J~h t~·~u:uen~t~rae:ctt This buslnus Is con-Orange County on 7·24·98 Dally f>llol'July ~8. Aug. 4. • !hat bleach or clelault 1998 1IWt 1n the Df01*tY a1u-~ '9.lher common ~~:. CA 92648 ducted by: an fnd111ldual 10988705181 11, 18. 1998 T949 No .of Which was recoided Gd lnald COurity. C..OI· PUBLIC NOTICE ltOO, if any ol ti:he ,111 plop. Kenneth Edward Wills 422 Have you ?started doing Cally Piiot July 28, Aug. 4, 04/01/1998 as Recorder's Ill-PUBLIC NOTICE nla ~the !Md e~ descnbid It_ P\.lf- lOth SI Huntington B~ach ~~sinteLaslbyet No 11 , 18, 1998 T947 PUBLIC NOTICE s1Nment No. 19980189684, In therein: -.. property NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S ed 1~· 88~111 '• 8 ' ,...at e e Boele at Page Will SELL AT '*9talore dMCl1bCld la ~. sta ~~1926:, sf ess ls con· This statement was flied Pl,!BLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Bualness PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE NOTICE ~ TRUST&'I bllna tlo6d "u la". The :t 92626 ui'1' f) _., s u. n with the County Clerk of Name Stetement HIGH~ST BIDDER FOR CASH SALE Trust .. Ille No. atreii addl'ua end ottw ~le ~ ·Jm1SS.~ Truslee dlScialms :! 1Uty ·d~cled by. an ;n~iv~du~~lng Orange County on 7·24·98 Fictitious Business The following persons are lawful money of . the Unit8CI 1~ Loin No. 1·711MC2.~ common ddlgnltlon, If any, rustee t 'lJ7 2 for any 1ncon'ectn O me bu~Y~eJouet?s Jo 8 1098157155100 N•m• Statement doing business es: Stales evldeoced by a Cashier's 111e order No. 18'1'~11 al the rue property dt-fer~ o. streel address . other Kenneth~. Wills Dally Pilot July 28, Aug. 4, The folio.wing persons are LENTS'& FOLEY, LLP. 901 CllP'drawn on a stale Of na-APN ~YOU ME 8Cl'tbed tbove IS purpoNd N 1..\RE~FAULT~t :0~~"5Je"'Jd This statement was filed 1 t, 18, 1998 T945 dol"i business as: Dove SI .. Sulle 120, New· tlonlll benk, or lhe equ~alenl IN ~T UNDER A DEl!D to be: 211 Wllnut St, New-A I OF TR be made. bui -Mthout a:>ve· o~~n~~eco~~fy'1~n ~~~,!<.9gf PUBLIC NOTICE t~r1n:pr~1ia~1~n~ln~e=~ PL~~t~e:c~o~~.~~~ (CA). = d:::~ ~ ~ ~ou~~~ ~CA,:-J: S~DYI w2·~91~·~o ~r\~s:r~a,3~~~ 1098876,198 Around, 1505 West Balboa 901 Dove Street, Sulla 120, section 5102of~CaUfomla Fi-10 PROTECT YOUR PAat-dllml any lllblllty f« eny p TE y R =ssion' ·~ m'. C II P'l 1 J 1 28 A 4 Flctltloua BualneH Bid., Newport Beach, CA Newport Beach, CA 92680 naoclal Code, auh>nzed lo do eRTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A l11c:orred11u1 « the 1tre1t p OPER1 • I MAY le s io'pay ltte remanln a Y 1 o u Y • ug. • N•m• Statement 92683 This business Is con· buslness in fhe Slale ofcaufor· P\JIUC SALE. IF YOU addreu and oUw common SOL~AT ~1.IC~E pri pal $Um ot lh'=!e(~ 11. 18, 1998 T943 The following persons ere Kathy Ann Hewitt-Kephart, ducied by: Umlted Uablllty nla ALL PAYABLf AT THE NEED AN EXPl.ANATION °' dellQnltton, If eny, shown 1tF y U NI ~ E ~ s.ecured by said of Hove A Garage Sole! PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: 1505 West 6alboa Bid., partnerahlp TIME OF SALE al right title THE NATURE ()pr THI! PRO-hlteit. Seid u1e wt• bt NATI N 0 NA Trust Volllh interest r~ STARLIGHT ENTERTAIN· NewportBeach,CA92663 Have you started doing and lntereslheldb.o,;ltasTrUslee C&DtNGS AGAINST YOU, !Mde,butwlthoutc:ovenent OF HE P EEDING as pioVtded in said ?oles): -F-lc_t_ll-lo-u-.-9-u-•l_n_••-·-1 MENT. 16 Technology This business Is con· business yet? Yes. 7·.13·.98 ,in lhal real propetty situated In YOU SHOULD CONTACT A°' ~. ·upresaed °' AS~GAJ ~s~·r CY ACT YOU advances. if any, .un er N S 11 44, Irvine. CA 92618 Lents & f:otey, LLP, Nhch· said County and State de-LAWYER. On &'21:1118 at lmpl6ed, . regMlng t1t1e, ~ A Wms ol~Deed 0 Trust Clee'alfled a42·5•78 am• . letement Robert Edward Hoskins • elle M. Lents, Partner set1bed as ro1ows· Lot 17Tract 2:00pm Callfomla Reccn-pouesa1on, Of encum-· st 11. es11ma1ed s. charges an<! The following persons are Jr. 25712 Le Pare .1173 Overstocked with This statement was filed 3082 ........ ,.~ of ~rt ~· ~ =::1Y u the brllflCa.to ...., the remain-at ;00 , · .. lev.tde el\l)ense$ o the Trustee and doing business as: Lak. F CA 9263.0 ' stuff? I h th C Cl k f • "' "'" ,, .. , "'""""" ' ,...,~Le MCU, Inc. as the f ... .... .......,. b .. ..itt THAI BINH • PACIFIC e oresl, w I e ounly er o Beach, as shown on a map d lppoi TrultM Ing prlnciplll sum al the du aooointed Trustee under mse lnJ.,..., crea""' 'f ~ . 0 • 0 This business. ls con· A call to Orange County on 7·24·98 reconied in Book 91, pages 12 end purlUarlt to Deed note(•) llCUrad by said pupu~rsu.t 10 Deed 1 oll of Tf4Sl, 10-wit. P.ajji.~ot. ~t,~EJ'; ~or~o~o'!J, 5~11~ ducted by: an fnd111idual Classlfled t0981S76S1BO and 13 of ml$Cellaneous maps, d 'Trust, Recordecl on Deed al 'Trust, with inw.tt fttr ed on Jime 1 7ed9,57.49 Esti~,-. Ac-I 1,, , I • t • ,. • , " 'J fl.\, ~ "I• • A, Lake Forest, CA 92630 Buy 11. Sell 11. Find 11. wlll help Dally Pilot July 28, Aug. 4. records of Orange County .. The or.l'l/98, lnltnment: M-thereon, u Pfovtdld In lltd 1 '~ Q'lOlll No. 9 : ~v~~W~~~S: Ailien co• Nguyen, 22r.a5 ClaHlfled. 842·5678 11, 18, 1998 T950 51reel address or ofher common °'12187, Boole-. Page: -, note(•), adVlnca. r any, 3 8 o 3al Records Ill • · Policy Dow to Place A ...--Deadlines Hu11·:-Hiid d1wlli11P:. ;ire· -..11l1j1·1·1 111 dwt1;.!t' "itl111111 11111 i"'" 'I lw 1'11lili .. l11·r n·:-1·n1·-. the ri;.!hl 10 n ·11 .. nr. n·da.,-.if~. ,..., i-..1· or J'l•j1·.-1 wiy l'l11-. ... ifi1·d ~IFIEIAD Monday ............... Fri<lay S:OOpm Tuesday ............. Mon day 5:00pm a1H·1·r1 i:.<'11 11·111. Pl1·1h1· n·pnrt 1111 ~ t·rrnr dtal Illa\ lw' 111'"""1 lu-..:.if'i1·d ud i 1111111·di;111'I~. ri11· Duil~· Pilot w·c·1·p.t!- By Fax (71-+) 6:3 1-6 39-i By Phone (?1-t) 6-t2-56'?8 By Mail/In Person: .. 330 \Vest Ba'' Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Wednesday ........ Tuesday 5:00pm 11 o Ii 11 I 'i Ii t ' 1'11 r :i m· 1 • rn II' i 11 t111 . . u1h1·n i.,1·1111·ttt foi "l1i1·h ir 11 11.J\ lw n·~p1111-.il >l1· 1•xc1·pt for 1111• 1·11:.t of 1111' .. pat .• : 1w1111tl I~ OC'l'll pi1•d h~ d II' r rror. C:n·dir 1·1111 •11th lw 111lm\C·rl fo r rlw fir-.t i1l'·1·r1i1111 . (111 .. ,,..,. i1wl11tl1• ~our 11111111· u111 I phrnw 1111111lw1· and \\t:ll nil! ~1111 li:wk \\itlt_11 pril'I' q11ut1'.) Thursday ...... Wednesday S:OOpm \1 \1•\\ port llh cl. & Buy St. Hours Friday ............. Thursday S:OOpm - Te lephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Saturday .............. Friday 5:00prn llAL ESTATE IOllNUS & fOR SALi 1002-1625 PINANCIAL . 2900-2919 llAL ESTATE llltOUNCEMINl'S RINTALS 2102-2744 COMMERCIAL llAL ISTATE 2750.2790 G:t GENERAL 1002 CORONA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR NO OOWNPAVMENT? a MISC. 2920.3018 IM.OYMENI' Ol90l1UNmU s130.s540 NEWPORT 1022 BEACH NEWPORT 1069 BEACH Index MIRCliANDISE .oa-u 1 1 6010-6080 GA..•_AGI •••• rm1 6102·6190 ·ii 7011·9000 ERVICE ·DmECTO -For All You,.. Home and Business Needs - u.•1r ... ler1.ice DlrHt9ry l••1r 3406-3030 Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $28 per week (4 wk, min.) Call Markey at 64~·5678 x.246 CEMETERY LOT/ NEWPORT 1069 CRYPT 1225 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH 2169 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY P ROBLEM credit? O oeen•Cetellne & Own the home you City Light• View• need now, without a Highly Upgraded In olg down payment. '96. 3BR 2BA, $20,000 Complete financing II spent Waterfall/Spa. qualified. DeGeorge Luah Landscapi ng. Hom e Alllance SB47KAgt 812·7474 HARBOR HILL 4Br 2 Ooeen view pfo11 In 8AYFRONT CONDO 4.5Ba Approx 6000sf Pacific View Memorial $175,000 Laehold In 10,000sf corner lot, Park, Bayview Terrace The Towers Building Marble entry, 7FP's. section. Below value 2·Bedrooma·2Bal ha Joan Burke 759-9314 at $8000 909·659·8559 Overlooking the Bay. -------- Thinking of having a garage sale? Give us • calll CLA&UIFIEP TRADE SELL FIND All rtal Kiil• tdtertlslnf l11 IM1 HWSJIPlr 11 IUOlld It llM Fed· trtl Ftlf Ho.11111 Act ol 1961 H 1m114ltd wlllcll makN it lll•l•l lo td•trUu ·uy '"leruce. llmlltlln er dl1crtml11tllOR llastd H race. color. 11llgfa1, 111, h11dlC1p , tamlll1l atttta or 11tllt111I erltl•. or H lnt1nU011 tt mtkl lllY llCll ,nltttlCI. lllnltllio• or 4111CrimhmfH. • Tiils HWIJIJH will ut klewitlfly t«t'1 .. y l,_trtlH· !Miii fir rt1I ttlltt wllltll 11 Ill tleltllol IC tflt law. Owr 1tttlt11 ,,. lltrtlly l1fonned tllat •II dwtlll•11 tdvtrlflld I• tllla .. ..,.,., lfl 8'1111'1t .... -.ial .,,.,.Illy Mab. Tt COlll· pllltl ti ....... tlt11, tall HUO TtlMl'ff at 1.-...UHSll. ftr lllt WUllftlllll, DC 1rn pltut all HOO 11 '8-JMI. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE 1 ·800·343·2884. (CAL•SCAN) VINTAGE BEACH LIDO PENINSULA CLASSIC 13 BOLIVAR -------· •Jeamlne Creek 3br Family Neighborhood. 29 BOLIVAR HOUSES/ 2ba, upgraded, lrl lvf 4Bd'• Including guest Sl39,900 i $.142,900 Catalina Sunset vlewl unft, library end music 673•6623 • 720•9982 CONDOS S510K Agt 780·8533 room. Thia 11 back on FOR RENT PATRICK TENORE Please Call & Let Us Know Whal Your Needs Arel 858-9705 1 ·6 0 0 -4 ·T E N 0 R E SAT•SUN 12·5 · the market after being -------- 333 POPPY ;~1~~:0~1~•t~~1~~r~~ TUSTIN 1090 I••••••••• Large beautiful home 0 f 1 0 r 1 b 0 t w • en : iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------wllh guHt quarters. 11 • T DOA Peek·a·boo oceanvlew S459,000.SS26,876 •TUSTIN RANCH• un.t..Q south aid• of PCH ~ n-. .aentlal 2980 Betleateroe ISIAND 2106 Agent 714·$09·8923 .., A>CUU BeaiJtfful 2Br 2.SB•1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Showcaae homes ~..... Condo, $188,9001• for aale In our C STAM 72 .... 120 Agent 949-509-8923 Lea•• v••rtv, front Saturday Real Estate O ESA 1024 • houae neer terryl Supplement! 501 'fuatln, Newpoft 3br 1b•, petlo, fp HOMES OP Heights. Large 4·5bd ACREAGE 1125 11800/mo 975.o951 THE WEEK 4BR UST81Dll home, 3.5b•. 1011 of grey iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N•w11 3Br 38• a/C, prlv maater upat•lrt, stone noorlng & oak .. Ol•Pl•V ada atart $4139,000 Donn• Noll bl ,.. c I 1 SOUTHWllST w/d, fncd yd, garage, • ea ne... orner ° COLo•• ... o MTNS gardener. $2950/mo •t Juat 751 Re/meic 30a.9184. for extr• pkg. Better nftV Oeedllne Wed 5pm ll'SIDll·NPT HOTS than newl Aebullt w/ 6 •ores· Mtta Verde lte yrly. 714-873·3059 '** ** * p Id bu I .. I o t $39,000. 35 aero• • For Sele By Ownor r • ' o .. a 0 n tac• Ute Mtn & BLM border•--------OPEN HOUSE 4Br·3.5B•, oflice, den. tor. se27K, agents • se9,ooo. (All u1111t1e1 CORONA Llatlne• for SSI 1389K. 275 e. 18th St. welcomo· ~9-8512 & 1 1 Deadline Thurs 5pm (Agt Co-op) &45-0449 or 940-7000 IC't 3C>e weter ncluded I DIL MAJl *•*** •hautlful Cuato-• Ourengo • Cortez •~,,~,-t""Tl---H--b--... region. Sevoral It pays to •dvertlH rs· me om• uyer Home on the 8and mountain rang••· •••R 1 •A Lowar In th• beat local Spoc:l•fll1. 1 can he•• 4BR 3BA 11,475,000. Codar & pine wood. duplex, beachtlde Rtal E1t•t• Section you find your dream Pr Inc Ip• I• 0 n Iv , v • r v pr Iv at•. locatlon 11300/mo, CALL TODAY home. For honesty By Owner 875·2708 F SOLD! 2122 ~----~ -- end ••perlenc• cell xraTAWAV8 lnanclng • new lower gar, w/d hk•up, no GENERAL 1002 LISA RtvllU Jenny Bradley R.E. -ratea. No closlng pots, Agent 4'4-M41 ••••••lliiliillllliil ~~7~~1: Brokerage Tod•yl S~acut• :S8r 2.58• ~~~=to;:" L~~:: Naw Luxury dupi.x Loweet fixed ratH. 94e-974-4248 7t4-M7•78e9 ~~ '~!~'c:!::~ 97o-982•7707. 3br 2ba, etevatOt, 2 OWner 6 non owner. Meaa Verde Lov .. l Aoen1 049-0:t1-1&79 (CAL•SCAN) Ht gar, nr be9Ctl. no No proce11lng, title or --------Hom••· o Down Pm . iilflLuitil beautiful NW DllOiil pott 12500 17MNI HCtOw fee. 941·8875. BALIOA Quiet atroots. FrH 48r 2a. '•mlty rm RANCH-40 acr•••---------1 -uwu51n • 1007 Recorded u;:;::e· formel dining room: Jll,900. 8Mutlful old COSTA ..... , 2124 On the move? .-1m1&R "._ Ael. 14•5 28 remoclet.d. ••PMdod ranch, roting ecreego. ~ Wont Lull 2mee br, fi'p1 llM.000 atwne good w•tor, IZ Ill••••••• Sell your extra SPACIOU• ,., 2.1a. lbe 111.eoo. 12100 aooe••· lpeotacu••r ........... •••ta~• held horM. ~ LR w/oon dn .... ,,,.. IC ~ RENT 'llewel Maona Land a Cape Cod Twnhe. ,., • 1 w. "°'mal OR La f'A latce. tlMM =· epa. Ren•hH toll.free l .18e. •~ Mt get, 1 tft ..... ina; 40 ptlng, ehOW .... homell _...., clanlfled 17 7-I 4 4 -I I I 3 lndry-m\. pool, 11IOO ~~~.1a1~::&J~-w.:..:::'*K=::.:.:;At;:s.:.• .....::ln.ea92:.:.:;.== 7t .... u•VVVo• (CAL.•8CAN) no pet• .. •41 842·5878'" through classified 642·5878 your home through classified STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? an apartment through classlfied Tlr1 Ltgal Dtpartm111t at t/111 Oall1 Pilot is plNs1d to onnounn a nN s1,.,,ie1 now avallob/1 to MW buslnascs. W1 will now SEARCH /hf ,..,.,,, for vou ot no utra cha,,,, ond"'" ,ou th1 lim1 and lh1 trip lo thf Court Houst In Santa Ana. 11Ntt, of C'Ofmf, olt1r th1 Mlrdl 11comt"-1#w111111 Rll ,our ficlillow bwlnal ""'"'with lh1 Countr Cltrk, pub/II/I OfKW o ll1fM for four_."' rwqulretl br '°"' and th111 fll• rour proof of publication with llN Counl1 a.rt. l'llOU 1top 6' lo""-""" flctlllou1 bculrtal,.. ,,.,.,_,, •t llt. Doi(g Pilot, .U0 W. Bai $1, Colla,_., II 10C< amnot n. If, ,,,,,_ Cllfl us •I (714) 643-4321 and• 111111,,...., •••mwer•Nflll ~ ..-1o,..,... 11111 proc:«lllrt bf tMR. . If l'lfl lhoUld"""' ... ""'"" quallOra, ,,,.. ""'"' --""',,. mon than flod lo tllllll,,,... Coo4 Mt ti,,_,.......,, " -y 10 . - Tuesday, :July 28 , 1998 I 9 - 11 Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doil P'I t - NIWPOltT. NEWPORT BUSINESS 1105 ----------,.•~UCB~~~ll2ili1~e9il!'EA~C-Hi. .. &2iieeii9 OPPOlTUNJTY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE BOATS 7011 CHEVROLET 9045 JAGUll '.:; 5530 ANTIQUES 8010 MISC. 6015 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1(•a..t• of both worlds. Qul•t 2br 2 full 2904 I N .. d Your Llattne,.,. _______ .,.1 '87 x..em lh' baVfront w/boat dock beth, w/d' hk~p• OflfltCa CL•RK PT p rt bl 8' 7• a .. t me Hll ycwr yacht" Arllc blue/ten uttr aero11 from bHeh. gar•g•. a~all 112; SHOP TIL YOU Oropl EMPLOYMENT An1w., phone•, filing. 2~og• al,e fu~ctlon~:.. 1maJJ llm•big rnull• Hondas 90•1 to t7 (ISTP713) sa.tH Aemo<leled 3br 2ba $885mo 71._711M 37, Ye• you can get paid Blllngual, engllah/ r-~..,..,, ..... ----• M1t1u KaJ Yacht Sal•• 1100 11. Lg vu dack, to ahopl No Hlllngl 5530 •PWll•h. M·F. hrs"••· WANTED well. s3 so obo Sven E. Backll.1nd. Bkr Cart $100·$500 ~.,:~~~~ 1rp1c, w1e1. 1r1g, dlahwr· ·Not MLM . ca11 lbla. S7·8hr. can tor 'A.---N.;;.;;.T~I.;:g~u=E=-S-1 714 • 799 • 9190 949.e15-05e9 Pollce lm~ndt gar, u111 Incl S3000mo 8 0 o .7 o 1 -o 8 es . Interview or fu '87 X.18111 714.a19*1332 MlSCELIANEOUS (CAL"SCAN) * "•o•ptlonlat * rHume. 714-841-3222 l·C--------1---------ll Hondaa, oyotaa, Orey llhr, Xlm eond ' .. J.fdo l•I• on baach RENTALS ULTIMAU Vl!NDINO FT a;~;'lo/•~bt•1n22•flt1 Premier ke Hatctwar• Older Styl~ Ufnltvr• OMPUTERS 6018 POWER BOATS ;;:.:Y•muJ.~•P:.1~ (ISOW800) 18.9" 3+2 vi.w. upper. fp, $10 & S20 Vend• No 8000 w . PCHNP9. Retailer ha• opening• ,~"~~.. 7012 800·772·7470 •7802 uu•R LOTU• w/d, tennla, boat can JIOda, no 1nack1, no for Hin HIOC and •S--•"""91·~'-"-INTl!RNET ACCl!SS i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •~--7--1..,;4_4.;,_4.;..2_·7;...7.;..00.;;.;;;_ 12575/mo 873·6239 Hlllng. FrH Hmpla. ASSl!MBL• ARTS euhlert. Flexlble $$ CA8H PAID$$ lor ft l.H per month. ---------' 'H XJS V12 convec1. ROOMS "'706 Inv. raqulred. • CRAFTS, TOYS, Jew: IChedullng. benefit• _,._., ..... -Same Day Activation •On Shor• Mooring Champagne/Barley. vl(;....., ___ ......;,. ____ 1 ' 1 -8 O O .7 3 7 ·9 4 9 5 erty. wood ltami. typ-pac;:kaga. Call Mark at Wll BUY 18TATE8 Including E·Mall 24 with t 5ft Whaler FORD 9075 chrome whffl1. low ( 2 4 hour 1). Ing, .. wing, computer Crown Ace Hardware •l~fnendly •-• Hour Cu1t. Support 714-4'76·1835 iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ml, I k• new, S15,500. 2170 NB W.Os;eanlronl/22nq. (CAVSCAN) work from home In 962·4160 x 126. "WIPAYMOMHAsmt" Olatr~~:loT~~l~~.~AvaJI -M--OT-0--e-----•97 MAOSTAR 1-.:.t9;..,4~9~).;•.::5;.;;~;..:.S.::8.::8;.;;S~-iii~~-----il ~rlv:I• rm, unfurn, 1hr Unbelievable Oppt'yl your 7,are time. Great R••I Eatat• 8•1•• 800·314-0014 x.6oo9 "CYCLES EXT Wagon. XLT, AC, '92 8over•f9ft .oc •"N VI...,* klalt h' ut11 pd, n/smkg, • lnt•rn•t pay. rH detall1 call FT/PT Ucen•ed or not tnfodlr•at lnoorp $C00T~RS 8018 pw/pdl, tllt, CC, Graen/tan lthr, low ml ..._ ..... e enette, laundry. D•lf T'adlngl 1·800·832·8007, we're ttlrlt)g nowt ERA • '" (VZC22992) $16,997 (663135) l14,995 2Br +Oen, 3Ba, 2c gar 1 block to N.B. Plar Curious? 28()..4975 24 hrs. (CAL •SCAN) wlll pay your req'd Unllmltec:t Internet Ac· Costa M••• BAUER LOTUS s 1 3150,mo+He. Avall S510/mo. Call Sam at YOU CAN LAUGH at "VON PR. ODUCTS course and provided CHI !58K·emall·WWW PoAw•earcchaal1rElec•1dtr•lowalk Llnooln M•roury 714-042·7700 mmed. 4&4•8841 Agt 714·676·4808 M w 1 11 A training 800-400-5319 S19.95 + Htup. SI· 714-940 5830 (Between 9AM·5PM) oney otrH you Start a home ba11ed eirt 119 erra·net 888-431.e911 and home use. $2900 --=-="'="=~ ..... ·--...:....;_ '83 V•nd•n Pl•• follow this almpla bu1lne11. Work nex· _ __,,,,..,... _ __,____ " 949·875-~335. Ben. '97 MU8TAHO Black, cream lthr, plan. $2,000-SS,OOO/ lbla ttour1. !n,oy Aeo•ptfonlat 00-957 a133 ... 1-------~ AC, pw/pdl, tflt, CC, (66B9~U9)R 'LOST1U98,995 VACATION wHk starting thl• unlimited earn ngi. Bu1y comm unity m• "V ~ WANTED ••••lllillillill••I 2 TO c.-.oose "' • RENT week, not MLM . Call toll . Ir•• new1paper uaklng SO - T (208,.77) (205645)1_...,..7.;...;..14..;;...,;•;..4.;.;2:;.·..;.7..;.7..;:00;,=..._ ~'. .. ------·l=iiiiiiiALiiiSiiiiii2ii7ii2ii2 1·800·345·9888 ext. 888·581-AVON ~art·tli:"!'• receptlonl1t, AU:l'H c,gAsT . 0 BUY 60.19 AUTOMOBILES $13,497 Coat• MH• '93 X..18 '··' ~ 1033. l'l,vHtment (CAl.•SCAN) ours 1 :00 p .m. to :QCT N Lincoln M•rcury Black. tan tthr, lo ml Bal fa, So. Bayfront tequlred. (CAL0SCAN) 5:SO p.m. Monday 2202Se.11Wn St. I BUY ALL PIANOS J14-~5830 (670673) $18,"5 .!----.,;..-------1 3Br 2Ba homa+ 2Br CLl!RICAL thru Friday. Duties In· SentaAne.CAHlOl Al\l lqul1.qual. furniture ---------1 BAU•" LOTUS 1ba apt on tandy bch, CREDIT 29 PART·TIMI! elud e an1werlng '-*'•~CA •nt tpc or houseful cash ACURA 9010 _H_O_ND __ A_____ 714-042·71'00 2606 gar, viewl 673 -3 059 07 Monday thru Friday, phonH, sorting mall, -...-...;.;;.;..;;..;;.;;...:.:....::..;..:.:..:::...._j paid (714) 9S7-8133 90851---;.,9.;.4.,.;;.,;.,;,.;;;.. ,1.;.2..;..,;;;..;;;..._ lii!iiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 Oam-3pm as1l1tlng In balancing receipts at -.. .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.il---------OVl!RYOUAHEAD the Legal Oepa11menl. the end of the day. Old Colna Gold Sliver '03LEQENDLS Black, tan Inter. v•RV CUTI 1br prlv RENTALS TO In deptl A New Hori· Applicant mull enJoy EOE. Phyalcal r•t----------1 Franklin Mini, Sterling Lo ml. lthr, mint '80 Civic Wegon (68183~ 12~1••s _. t ntrance w/poreh SHARE zon ... The company working with peopla, quired. Please fax r• Old watches & Jewelry 000104) S17,777 ~~~·,,~:od, needs BAU R .IAQu"" , Frig, dlahwHh & di•· 2724 you can truatl•Oept type 55 wpm, b• good sum• lncludlng nlary APPLIANCES 6011 WHteo1stColn 642·9448 LEXUS OF 7 14 •722 .a 2 ., 1 1 __ 7_1_4-_9_7_1_·;;;.2.;.00..;;;.;.2;...... poaal. $875. 073·9247 eon1olldatlon. •No at customer Hrvlca hl1tory to RECORDGrrOP $ WESTMINSTER '94 X.18 Coron• del Mer Ouallflng. •ucen1ed and be dependable. (949) 842·76S7 30 .. O•• atov•. Like Jau. R&B, Soul, Rock <714) 882·0800 •es CRX SI Blaeklbla ·tc Inte r. Muler BR w/pvt BA, n o t ·I o r ·P r o 11 t . S7·S8 per hour. Drug. R • • t • u r • n t Mgr new Colt 5600 a k Etc ... 60'• & 90·1 Mike ---------1 C 0 n v t • B I a e IC · (695012) I 1 J,995 CORONA g.uage pkg, no/1/pet1, Na t Ion a I Co. freetworkfree environ· JACK1hrlmp, Newport Ing S300obo 962~15:3· 045·7505 BUICK 9035 runt grHtl 18000. BAUllR ~OTUS DEL MAR 2622 S700cSo + ulil 721·8073 www.anewhorlzon.org mant, EOE. Send re· Beach. Fax resume1.,..._.._______ iiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 714 • 71 9·9504. 1 __ .,;...1.;.....,..;...;;;;,.;4;;:2;..·;1"1 • .;.;:::00.:;.._ i lii••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil IE'eld• CM Lrg Master (800)558-1548. 1ume to Judy Oetting 949.eS0-1930. flrlg S225 Waaher/1---------•ee Accord S·•Pd. , 94 x.1• (CAL"SC"N) at (949) 831·6594 Oru•r $145 aae... BUILDING '80 Perk Av•nu• 4·dr Dupl•• 3br 2ba, all Ilk• Br, patio, 'Olble, w/d, ,.. SECURITY GUARDS , Xlnt condlilonl "· MATEnnrr r ••dan, full pwr. ale, r,ower brake1/1teer· tan Inter. CO, low ml, nu frplc dbl gar W/D gar, full prlv, no/pet Cl.,lo•I Position• Start Todayll F/PT. 031·02.87 .l\UMN 6030 Metalhc Blue w/blue ng, am/Im •tereo. (891457) St9,995 hk~p •• no pets.' yrl . S495 + '" utll'• day MONEY S12·S18Hr·NO Exp Benefit• avall. Int. $1595. 723·1504 $2000/obo 850-3803 uu•R LOTU• ~1795. 714.e75·0853y !548·1001 eve548·5385 TO LOAN 2914 Neel Full Bene11t11 714·892-7689. M·F STl!EL BUILDINGS '91 CIVIC 714-842·77()() NB B••ch close, 888·292·7091 X 2626 Summ•r Sel .. help FURNITURE 6014 ARCH d s 1 Lo ml, grt q11 aaver, '95 XJS 6ey1 convert;;'i; ---------: d d Ch an · lraght· CADILLAC 9040 (598247) $5991 trlple bleek, lmm•c. COST comm pool/tannla, pvt CASH FOR Cocktill WaltrHHI nee • . lldran1 wall. No reasonable ~~1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil A MESA 2624 bath. gar, full prlv, lam MORTGAGES If ••t•bllah•d upscale product•. Some eve'• Chin• Cebln•t otter refusad. ~ Coat• M••• thru·out $38,9!.0. pref $550 + ~ utll . you & wkd1 req. 850·8535 1·800·973·3366. '87 Sevlll• Dark blue/ Llnooln·M•roury 949·800.9889 • USTalDI! * 831·2776 etter 8·30 are receiving pay· ~::tapu:r!~~a~~~k!~~ TEACHER (LEAD) ~~u~:.d ~~~r!~d ~~~~ Dealerthlpa avall blue lthr int. all powar. ~ .... '-7 ... 1._4_);...5_4_0_·5_0_3_o_ , ________ _ 2B B A N · ment1 on a mortgage, NB Preschool need• s 600 c (CAL•SCAN) 101k ml, wlnt eond , ... 2 Aooord •x 2 d r 1 a pt. Stova, •wport H•lghta we can convert th•!" re1pon1lble cocktail . off tbl wood, ft • .. • r tefrlg , lrplc. lrg din y1rd1,deek,W/D. fplc, to Immediate C .. f\. waltrau for FT/PT exp IHd teacher W/ bavld gll $250. China S 4 lOO 949·842·2114 Real Sharp, Loaded, On the move? area. laundry, garage Full prlv, S395+utll 'TWenty years experl· work. Call 722·1400 ECE unit• for tyr old 1ve lor 12. 720·9983 PETS•· Lthr, 1-owner, phn, + 1 parking 1paee. (949) 631·7528 •nee. HlghHt prlcH. ela11rm. Benefit• b ~ CHEVROLET 9045 CD playar, Moonroof, Sell your extra 1925+dop and good 800·078·3900. CoLtnter person FT/PT 955·2872 r•••I H•rlt•e• ANIMALS 6049 se.900.obo 723·1504' household credit. 800-400·4855 G (CA s perm Ship phonH w camalback •ofa, 2 •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '92 ACCORD IX "e "GES L • CAN) olfc . work • frlendly' * ent•d• 98 people wing chair a, newely I' '77 3/4 Ton 4•4 C Items 1 Br D•teoh•d fti\ft CASH Immediate SS for e · Will pay you to loH reupholstere d In Chocol•t• Leb needs Nevada huntart truck oupe, auto, moonrf. In Classified ~ottae•• w/Patlo FOR RENT 2740 structured Httlementl 42..e282 NB up to 29 1-lb1. popular lrult print tamporary home ~. (2 1011 of power, 3 gH < 3 BJA 594 > *10 ; 550 -.....r.1~"1.Z~w.i.ic.x-- 11ear baaeh. Cathedral and def1rred ln1ur· DRIViR·FLATBIED. eoo-eoo-o343 ex t873. fabric. Sola $350. ehra mo'•) Owner wlll pay tank•, real good tlrH , Ll!XUS O cell•. frig. Mov•·ln NEl!D TO Rl!NT A ance 01alm1. J.O. OLASS/HEAVV haul· S250.ea 949·831·5857 tor ear• 949·574·1870 wlll trade, $3000 obo ~~:r:~=!.~:: Speelall S875 + $400 OAR AO IE for car Wentworth; toll frH •rs. 34·37 cen11/mlle. EMPLOYMENT Moving S•i• custom Kltt•n• A.aat'd•, flame 949·045·0982 deposit. 848·2421 at 1 1·888-23t·5375 Graat benefll1. Con· Bl ----~~....:;.;;..::.;;;......_i orge pra erably In (CAL•SCAN) alitent mllH. 3 yrs. SERVICES 5533 ack Walnut Dining pt white male. ralsad '87 Calebrlty wagon .---------28ft. 1 BA Duplex on CdM or N8 644·fS07 OTA T ab I• w IC ha Ira, In ho ma, 18wk• old S 1500. Auto. AJC, Pwr u Blutf1 nr baach. gar, FRiii! CASH • 1 yr. flatbed Couch, Large Wood 854-3240 t>rakea/atrg, am/fm, nondu 80'1 to 97 w/d hk·upa, Pet(?) GRANTS. College, exp. Combined Tran•· ........ Framad Mirror, ChHt,•~=..,.,,..,,..,..,...,..,...,...,._---1 whl covers. 6'8-397' Cart $100·$500 1795/mo &42·9599 Agt COMMERCIAL Seholarahlp1, Bu1I· port. t-800(C.53AL7·""sc4~7N.) PleaH b• aware that lndaln paint, Large Y03 RKSHlaJRE Terrier Ii ..... Medlo" "'"'· " ••• llotlngo In thl• cal· ...... u •• Um>, la••• m•. m •• '" ...... • •• ASTRO LT Pollco lmooundt C 8Pl!CIAL 2br 1ba. REAL ESTATE Never repay. Toll frH EL I! CTR 1 Cf AN i agory may require you OHk, mora. 780-9590 Champion llna with Low ml, Dual AC. Hondu. 'royotu, All radona. like nu. 1·800·218·9000 WANT•D Top dollar, to call a 900 number 0 1 1 papers $600 751·6288 (38C0329)S12,222 Ct1avy1. JHPI & Garage. laundrm. By , ... G 5139 In which there 1~ a r •nta Rugs 2 8X10. LEXUS OF 4X4'• muat ••Ill Oc "'· • · axp a mu1t1 •39.3••2 • ... , T """ & •---------w•sTM N C. $850. 641·5834 (CAL•SCAN) ., .... charge per mlnuta ... an am, .., 120•-"" I ST•A 800..772·7470 •7802 or 800·748-1741 · line. neutral co1or1, BICYCLES 6060 _ __;(~7~1,_4,,;,}...,;8;..9;;.;a;;... • .::8.::9:..:0:...:e:..._ •Coat• M•••'• BHt INCOME Mon•y to foen. ARI! YOU DROWN• xlnt condl S300.aaeh ':Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. --------'I I Jr·lbr & 1br. also 2br Good or bad credit, l!Z Workl Xlnt P•yl INQ In debt? Debi r• 949·831·!5857 1• '85 TAHOI! LT 1 ba, quiet gat1d PROPERTY 2790 frH applleatlon & a•· Signing up lnternat ll•f·fr••· Immediate, 2 19' Mlyeta road AM/FM cau, ABS & INFINll.I 9095 A Q fl blk Shi (397403) $25, .... . comm, pool, tennis, .. 11mant, fast rHult•. ceount1. at paid eon dentlal. Con1011-•---------••· mano p1rt1. .... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •a•y ac e ••• to l!,SIDE CM extreme! Call 1·800..950-6818 each month on every data paymentl, lower MERCHANDISE Ilka naw. recently Coat• M••• frH way/beaett/ma111, well meln bldg prim~ Rl!FINANC• FAaT account you 1lgn up lntere11. Call toll fr•• MISC 6015 tuned, $225.ea o r H'1~}'a:O~~C:,'t,'l '89 lnftnltl Q4S 714·557·0078 loo. ( 3 ) :lbr u~lt• & EASY & th ... or refer. Unllmlled 1.a88·BILL•FR••iiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii obo. 949·631·5857 AC, Pw/Pdl, tllt.J •••tald• 2 9, 1 Be (1) 3br. Good tenant•. phone. N:~~r· a e· ~Hl?~•I Income po· or (888)245·5373.1• '9,0 Soburt>an Atlantic (3077ct!~t• :.!~49D patio, gar. new carpet Spacious units Incl 2 ieeond ch ? ant a · No computer Amer ican Cr ad It Al••k•n med• Ulul••••••••• blua metallle. 31K ml, and pafnt. no pall w/1rplc'1. 4 •Ing car Credi! problem~~cc:K. ~oi~~~:.00~:1~ 5For1•2· Coun1elor1, 'nonprofit. Knit•. Great glfll rn"-.'SPORTATIO loadedl co. dual AC, L~'1C:~4:.4;{::~ . $875/mo 723-044 5 encl gar. Fruhly Bankruptcy? OK. · (CAL0 SCAN) Send $19.99 plu• S5 ''""' N _s_2_6 . ..,.500_._4_9_7_-8..;.9_78.;.. __ 1_........,=,....,....,,.....,....,.._.._.;_ painted exter & other Foreclo1urH? OK. FAE• TRAINING HOM• TYPISTS/PC S/H to: Great Al11kanl••••••••• CLASSIFll!D '97 lnflnltl Q4S upgradH. S!520K. Dan Low ln te reat . & tat year lncom• USERS. Steady Gitt• P.O. Box 91!531 11·1 the rHource you Sdn. llhr. 1unrf. ABS Ule 'II lle-t, tfoa ~/~~ A GOOD ADI HUNTINGTON Agt. 714·997·0050 Call Platinum Capltal. S30K·Steven• Tran•· work. ir:ull·tlma/Part· Anchorage, AK 99509 I---------can count on to HU a (VM002269) 134,987 BEACH 2640 ••••••••• Real Ell ate Broker port·OTR truck driver• tlma. 145,000 per year Lighted display cab, BOATS 7011 myriad of merehan· . Coat• M••• .01163856, Dept. of wan 1 • d I N 0 n-earning• potential. art pedHta11, jewa1ryliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii di•• Items, becauH Llnooln Mercury R •a I E 1 tat•. experienced or expert· Ca 11 to 11 fr•• dl1play cab, lighted 18' l!l•otrlc Peck•t. our columns compel 714-540.SO:IO Call Baau unbelievable 2br BUSINESS & 2ba. laund h1Cup1. grt FINANCE area, garage , pool. 1 -eOO.e9 9 ·LEN o , enced-Toll frff 1-80C>.e83-0819 X·mH trtH. 2801 E. Near new canvH. aide qualified buyer• to ---------• 642 5678 Nationwide lender. 889*279-4058 ext. T-400. CoHt Hwy Suite B panels & batterlH ealll •42•5•78 JAGUAR 9105 "'-----------' w w w. p I at In· EOE. (CAL.•SCAN) (CAL-SCAN) CdM 949-e75·H04 $9,500 94e-675-34oo v u u m cap It al .com lr========:=:========~-::::::::::::::::-:.!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '---------- (CAL •SCAN) H.U.Q. Chlldr•n• EMPLOYM~NT 11 Clothing P{T help ~ paver1. 714-640-0992. ••••••••• NEWPORT BEACH BUSINESS wanted. F11hlon 11. WANTED 5535 2669 OPPORTUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS 941MS44·7877 Petra !i!i!~~~~iiiiiiiiiii M•H Verd• Conv HO•P NANNV·f'T wanted In RMeptlonlat PT wJc· NB tor 4.mo old, lfve ........ end• & holidaya. Typ. out. Mon·Frl. Must be liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 2904 -----· 1 • 29R1-28A MOV•·IN ·BONUS Nl!WPORT BAY T•ARAC• PIHH be wary of out LOST• Ing, flllng, word pro· 35 +yra o ld . CPR/ of araa compaol••· FOUND 2925 CHllng 949·548·5584 EngVRefa. 848-5n7 Lg 1 & 2Br near Back Bay & golf eour ... Large pool, new car· pet & much mora. Check wllh th• local i!i.!~ii!iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NB 8alon wanted:••••••••• Better Bu1lneaa FOUND 7/28 Elder M1nlcurl1t, eyebrow/ MERCHANDISE Bureau before you ak 1 Hnd any monay for blond pomeranlan, m •·UP art 1t at Sorl)' No Pell 549-4855 fHI or aervlcH . Read crooked left front paw. J.Tlpton Salon 873·3065 ••••••••• and understand any 22nd/Santa Ana St. -~~"!""!~~~--contract• before you Co1ta MHa. Call HB APPOINl'MENI' l·ANTI---Q-UES ••LIDO ISLE•* furri. 3br 2ba, frple. patio, den. Avall 9·1. 940·723-8408 sign. Shop around for Hu mane Society SmT.RS rates. ,.,,,..s_3_s-_8_4_8;...0_____ l'l'IPT >L.m1iwa11t1 ATTl!NTION Found Par•k••t ... aJ,.ohlllA INVESTORS! 200"' N•wport H•lghta. .J g raturn from recent 30 714•842·2B49. c12· 20 +OCEANFRONT 3Br 28a UPPl!R UNIT Y••rlw $2300/mo Belbo• N•wport Realty 723-4484 day parlod. ss.ooo LOST 2 CATI M/F, Per Hour Foreign Currency In· neut/spay. slam He TOJ>'l)f'Uducen vestment could have mlxH. Orey & wht, · filgber re1umed $1!5,000. Call aom• 1trlpe1, blue P•nn dupl••· Steps to beach, ocean view, 3br 2ba, remodel, avl 9/1, $1850 873-4373 now frH Info . SS,000 eyH, blue/red collat1. : ~._h~lllAI bminnL• minimum lnvHtment. Polar I• Or Dover • Plt.ld.-uaa 1.a00-3 8 0-3 211 . Shore a . REWARD 't.o.x••,.••..,...,_• (CAL •SCAN) 722·9434 &t.uhllshed In 18 LOST/AiWARD andKJ1Min11 ---WP--0-R_T ____ -NE-WP-- 0 -e-T____ Balga/Wht •hlh ·tzu Call ror appointment an; " 7/21 In MeH del Mar 1-888-3184744 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2689 arH . Kid• ttrtbrknl illlllllililiiiiiiiiiiii-ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 957 ·1 497 JULY OPENINGS Starting Pay Up To: NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS Bayf'ront mn1m11nity with prlvm beach & marina. Thipical landlapln1tLatge Lanai f>:OOI & su.n deck. WaJk to Dalboa Island 1hopJ Mlnum from f&Jhion hllllld. • Sj>adow lBR, lBR and lBR & dtn apu. • Privatt patios or balcooie• •Wood b11roing/gu flrtplaces • rn~11e gvqa • Boat lllpt anHablc • $JSSO • $2600 No l'tu Please call (949) 760-0919 HE.AI.TH 8r FITNESS 3000 •500 PaOPLI!• needed to loo•• weight nowll Frff Info 1·800·38 .. 2871' Dl•t & .-.aa11h Vitamin•. l'roteln1, & weight 011 productt. 38 pg color catalog. 12 to 2024 Greenwood tll2 Pomona Ca, 91769. w•tOHT LOii $12.25 ColecJe ~ wailble. NO DP. NEC. WlL T1W' Flex. tn.. Al..,, Ml 14 51-11 Wanted 100 people! Wa'll pay you to loH~:::=====--=--d.11 10-.29 Lb•. In 30 day1I All natural. Call loH tr•• now : 1·•1a .. 1e-2e1 e. (CAL•SCAN) . Chancetlte you •find ... you .... .. "'sHtce Woll WW1I IO pay ._YIU,_. ....... - ~ntiques & <llolleJ1w,. ' OPOOUAR \ = ·~--\ 1800-ttlO • . lk41 OUtrtgltl I 1e.-. ..... ConcM:Md Paintings 't China Books ~ Furniture 40 )'HI'S In Newport S..ch 14.673,622 JlBD C. STl!GMANN Al'('flQUllS EsTAn:s BoUOHT AND SOLD Cen'tt"m to get lo allthoM · repa.lr Job• atound lht hou1t? Let lhe Cla11tfled hmo• DlreototJ http rou find , ...... help. Olw ua •cam CLA8811't•D Ma0 H1'8 Run your ad in the Newport Beach- -Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach- Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this ,P form with your credit card # or mail with a check today! Run for a week! If your car doiS not sell; we• n run It for anOther week All for just s10·. -, D YES, SELL MY CAR ______ .;...__.;.. .. -- Tuesday, July 28 , 1998 TODAY'S CROSSwoRP PUZZLE ACROSS I Lhba- 5 HtnduciaM 10 Chaplln'a wife 14 Bellow 15 Pub algn 18 FOf.n..d 17~oua 19 Row 20 Ski race ZI Casual ehlrt 22 Unsightly 23 Devout I 25 GrHk lett411' , 28 Crows' orhk 30 Auto 31 Demont I 34 FbcH '-•\/ 38 AOIOf Cqatner 38 Freook) tc1.1lpt0f Jean or Hans 39 A!lC9atry 41 Slugg!SNleas 4J Newsman ... ~· 46 Sooff 47 Obscure 4 9 Unrt ol elec energy 51 Tadls on 52 Sunbeam 53 Meiocan coins 55 Voiced animals 57 Onnk datnUty 14 17 58 ShoYaoff 83 ·-ror~ s..som· 84 Certain audition 88 Qod'• relattve 87 L.Jcorlce-hk• f(avonng 68 ,.,. oledo •• l!Ul• 6~ Old map ltllts 70 Boller Ma~ano ,71 ColOfed (eggs) DOWN I Circle par11 2 Pocilet billlafds 3 Poet TeasdaJa 4 Of the mouth 5 Univaraal 6 Ma. Ulnders 1 7 Talto.Js 8 Removes 9 Fencing IWOrtl 10 Not too amart 11 Sterled 12 Carol t3 TWiiied 18 Cut (branches) 24 9The0td- Bucket• 25 Yearns 26 Gaels 27 Farewell, Henr1 28 Hedges that lessen gale loroes 29 Fr holy woman 1 PIU!VIOUS PVZZU SOl.V!D 31 Fish leature 32 Wiped (dis"8s> 33 Masts f 35 Unha~ 37 Sights 40 "Goltyr" 42 Cell material 45 Certain doubler .a Leather maker 50 Oenetlc-<:ode Nobelist 53 Stevie Wonder's lllS trumetil , 54 Looi< at 55 Hawaoan ISiand 56 Dec. holiday 57 Blemish 59 SeNed 60~~e 61 Writer Wiesel 62 Snow coaster 65 Expression ol di$approval 13 Bridge By CHARLES GOREN wJlh OMAR SHARIF and TANN~• Hm SCH Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot . JEEP 9110 LEXUS 9115 MllCl!DES 9130 TOYOTA 921& ------------- 'BB Cheroke• e cyt, '95 QS 300 '13 3000 v•a: well 'M COROUA AJT, AJC, P/8, can. Lthr, mOONf, CD malnt, e1ecepl onally 1A uto, A C, c a••· am•ltn •t•r. P/B, alloy (tt21oe) 130,117 clean, all pwr, 1t9'90 (3KEH6e4) Si.HO whit $4700. 549-2144. LllXUa 15250 obO 723-0787 Ll!XUS OF MlaSION Vl•JO '89 :IOOE 78ktnl, pearl WESTMINST•R rlMEO TO PERFECTION '93 CHl!ROKEa (948)3e4-04Ml4 gray, orig owner, 1Clnt1--(~7,.,,1,...4,,;.)~8~•~a~.e,...eoe:.-:-_ LTD Black, gray lthr, •es LS 400 con d . S 17,5 O O. '97 CAMRY L• Both \'Ulnerablc Ea\t deals. WEST • KJ <::> K l07 2 o KJ 92 + K 7 S 2 NORTH • QS4 .., 6 s J o A 84 •9843 EAST •J96 1;i1 AQJ84 0 s 3 ... Q 10 SOUTH •A 10 8 7 2 .., 9 0 Q 10 7 6 + AJ 6 The b1ddin1r . EAST SOUTH WESf 2<::> 2• 3\7 P1 Pa Dbl P1 Pa Optnmg lead: se~cn of.., You mu!>t ~e11e your opponun11ies at the lmdge table. Unlike the post- man. thcv rarely ring twice! Since the South hand was suitable for play in any of the three unbid su11s. a takeout double of East's weak two-heart brd 1111ght have been wiser than the two.spade overcall, but most would make the same bid rather than risk losing a 5-3 fit in the maJor. North made a '>lightly frisky competi- tive raise to three spades and. since this occurred in a duplicate pair event, West doubled in an atlempt to extract 200 I (t07229) 117,995 caihmere/lvory 873-901& 19k ml, cu11om Whit, the ma61t -na ty 8 "'UI!• LOTUS e r-'"' " (029152) 130,987 ---------Auto. lmmaculatell West led a hear1 to East's ace and COSTA Ml!SA Ll!XUS (3VGB023) 117.550 the moment or truth was ,at hand. In 714-842·7700 MISSION Vll!JO NISSAN 9150 LllXUS OF with the ace of heans. a diamond stun 1-,8-4-J-.-.-p-C...,h,_•-,-0-k-.-.-(94 8)34'4-0984 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wl!STM INSTl!R would have assured a one 1nck set, Laredo Grand 4x4 AC --,.-8-.8-LX-4-5-0---••es Accor.d LX 2Clr. (71~) 892·8808 but East routinely COl\linued hearts. (87430) •14,994 Caahmere/lvory, full awto, hatchback, A/C,1 ________ _ Declarer rufTtd and le<t•a low spede lo , Coelll M••• opt (1382171 540,500 11ereo. pa. run• good TRUCI<S West's king. Bac., ••cnme another ' C.tncoln·M•rcury LllXUS 11250 obo fl31-D757 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii heart. declarer ruffing. ff' 4) &40·&830 M1as1pN v1aJO '98 MAXIMA ax• 1• The outstanding trumps_ were '.85 Cherok•• Sport) __ t_0_4_8_1_.,_8_4-_0_8_8_4_1 31K ml. au10, drawn, ending in qummy as West dis-4 0 3 .,.k t AC ,.,.8 SC 400 (3POLOIS5) S 1 S.i;J55 H; O"das, 80•1 to 97 carded a club. A low clubta• cov-• • • ' •u 0 • • Ll!XOS o..-" 3LP4553) $15,555 White/Ivory, lull ,opt WBSTMINSTBR Cars $100·$500 ered by the ten and Jack an~ on with LEXUS OF (0509~7) S38,t77 1714) '892•8009 1he klng. West eJ$1ted with a club. and WB&TMINSTER L,l!XUB PoJlct Impounds d~larer cap1Lred East's;queen with 714·892-e008 MISSION Vll!JO Hondaa, 'r'oyotu, lhe oce. then crossed to 1he table with __ C...,.9.,..48,,,..>..,,,3,.,,e_4.,...·0_8.._8_4_1 OLDSMOBILE 9155 Ct)'evys. Jeep• & b · d di d ... _ 4)(4's mu•t ••Ill a clu 10 d1scar a ,amon on Inc •-IAN--D-R_O_VE_R-9-1-13-'07 ES 300 800•772•7470 "7802 last club. Full opt, 14K ml, •eo Regenc~ 88 4:dr,1 _______ _ Everybody wanluwn to three dia-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (059324) S30,687 olk, lthr, all pwr, moods, and declar,:r had taken seven •95 Dlac overy LEXUS ctean,,1 lllnt .condl r--------- 1 • k A I d an nd r: d -RI l d t I MISSION Vll!JO &3k ml, 1 owner, VANS 92.,5 nc s. ow 1.1 o rrom um ... y o a re • an, psts. (949)384-088 4 $4950. 714·988-12751'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•ii 10 the ten 1h1;n finished off the (3NFY029) $19,995 --~~=.,,,.,,.--r• defense. West won w11h the jack, but BAUER LOTUS '8 3 ES300 -.....-------97 DODGE Conv van, then had to surrender the last two COSTA MESA Lthr, moonrl, lmmacl SUZUl<I 9205 AT all pwr, TV VCR, tricks to SO<ilh by leading a diamond (714) 042·770«? (3XOZ1~ 118,888 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tint wind. $24,900. away frqm the king into declnrer's •---------we'sET~1'f.3f&R •99 SIDEKICK JLX PP 949-574•5114· combir,¢d tenace. LEXUS 9115 (714) 802·8908) 4ll4, 30k ml. lthr, ABS.1--------- ( 105490) S 14 ,444 VOLVO 9230 Leam to be a heller bridge _play· LEXUS OF ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii erl Su~ribe now to the Goren '82 LS 400 LINCOLN 9120 WESTMINSTER 1' Bridge ~tter by calling (800) 788-Non cert, lthr, moonrf iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (7141 882·0908 s;re~;1!:k w~~onwetl 1225 ror inrormation. Or write to: 1120234) s2o.967 '07 Contlnent•I --------maintained, 41pd+od Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box MIS~l~u:tEJO vs, pw/pdl. ABS, lthr. TOYOTA 9210 sale c11r. must •HI 4410, Chicago, 111. 60680. 1940,384•0684 (644290) $24,887 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S1995 obo 644-1239 Coat• Met• '88 CAMRY LI! •93 ES 300 Llncoln Mercury -------- White chrome. lull opt _ _,1,._,,7.,,,1,..,4,..,>,.,,s..,,4,..,o.,,.·.,..•,.,.o,.,.3_0_, ~~g I~~,::,: l~\:~: iiMliiiiSiiCii.iiAiiUTiiiiiOiiiii9ii2ii4iiS (222079) $19,995. '87 MARK VIII verted to R134, Xlnt LEXUS AC, PW/POL, ABS, 1111, care & cond. recordt. MISSION VIEJO (687170) $241907 S5,G75. 714-545-4231. "*CARS"* (9,40)304-0064 Coate M••• •81 4.ftunner 4WD !--------~---~~---------~---•·---.:.....------Llncoln·Mercury 1 '83 E S 3 00 fully 1714) 540•5830 1unroo, Kenwood CO, s 100-.SSOO Police ten· poundsl Honda, Toyo- tat, Chevys, Jeep• & 4X4'i. Must aelll Dail -·~Pilot NF.WPORT BEACll!!A ME';A Put a few words to work for you. Call 642-5678. loaded, lthr, ale, am/ nerl bart. Loaded! Im cass. moonrool, ---------• 18k ml on a brand s13,400. 114-754-1134 MERCEDES 9130 new englnet s15,500 1 ·800·772-7470 Ellt. 7108 (CAL•SCAN) . obo. 714-434-7847 '94 Q S 300 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '02 CAMRY LE 1-------- Black/grey, lull opt '08 250SE MBZ ve. auto, full pwr, ANTIQUES & (074737L)EXUSS24,987 pHrl. white, newly Lexua trade, ·lmmacl CLASSICS painted & rechromed. (013281) 59 950 M I SSION VIEJO Int redone (Inc . LIEXUS OF ' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (848)384-0884 wooden dash) runs WESTMINSTER '78 O•d Eldor•do great. S 1 2. 5 O O. (71•) 8 ... 2 ..... 0 .. Conver11ble 72k ml, '84 L S 400 073·5821 ________ .. _ .... _ .. _ ... _ full pwr. parade boot. White/Ivory, lull opt A Re a I Be au t y. (211877) 532,977 '81 500 SLC 57295.obo 644-9943 LEXUS Mint cond, only 483 ol When you write MISSION VIEJO these hi performance a Classified ad, CLASSIFIED (949)304-0084 ~e~c:c~~s 1~~re ~~dee Include all ~~'n ~C:u~te~~u:~·.:i~~ '95 ES 300 show winner. Owned the foc:ts myriad of merchan- Whlte/lvory, mint by a mature and care-and get the dlse ltoms, becau1e (077313) S2f.977 ful driver since '88. our columns compel LEXUS 97K ml. $18,000. results qualified buyers to MISSIONVIEJO 949·644·1056 or youwant. calll (848)384-0084 949-851·8345. 642·S67R 9250 8 4 2-$678 ~~ .HOME, HEALTH AND BUSINESS ........ !~~ ~ ~ERVICE All Home lmprovemenll 22yrs Kil/Bath addl· uons & more free e11 L642559 714·533-1269 BATHTUB REGIAZlNG 3448 CLEANING 3548 BATHTUB REOLAZINO SERVI CES & Ref urblshlng. Poree-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I leln, Flbergls. Sinks Shwrs Cn1rs 645-7723 A TOUCH OF CLASS Cleaning Res/Comm Lie/Bond Free Est. Teresa 714-282·714 3 BUNDS/MlNl •BOSS HOUSECLEANING • SRADBS 3464 Licensed-Bonded $12.00 per hour. 714-5._8·0 38 8 •Bright Hou1ecleanln9 European Professionals. Beat In townl Reis. Darek & Grace 714·657-2647 HOUSECLEANING 0000 Ref's. Own transportation. Call anytlmo 241-0531 •Remodeling and all typ.. of repairs. No -;::=====:;:=.- job too •mall. OC 32 yr1 Uc:-bond·ln1 M/C/ Vlaa 714-988·3584 Woodwork Door• lnlt. clo••ta ramdtd, crown molding bue/1rlm etc. 854-1034 On·the move? Sell your extra household Items • In Classified f .,..,,.t:::lltMltw ... •'-•• ,.. CAll TODAY FOR YOUR FREE IH·HOMI ESTIMATE • \ COMPUTER ~(LP .' Cf»iMtRU~I ,_IW.T( ~ G«OV' TVm~IN(. •HTt~mwo PAGl MMTING,.TWI) ATYOUR HOM! Oil OHIC l ·WIN.~ UP<.AAD! It«!/ IN t()MI ••JRQ MASONRY•• BLOCK BRICK STONE All IYPH·Olly Workl Est.l730009 (;31·7043 Aoom1, apa11ment1, homt1 Clu11tl1d • can 11t11ty your houalng nHda. Can't aeem to get to all thoae repair Joba around the house? Let the CIHlltled Service Directory help you find rellabl• help. 141·1•7• On the move? ORY 84S.H78 Thlnklno ot having a "., ...... , OM us a oelll CLAa8lP18D .. .... " . ""' , .. .,.~ ~S6490 714/534-6205 HEY LOCALS! "got dish?" 714•441 •DISH Professional Factory Authorized Installers Q & Q UPHOLSTl!RY since '68 cust. furn, upholsty, 11ip cover• antique rpr 542-4812 \\'INDOWS 3934 Qold•nWeat Window Cl••nlng Sat11lactlon guaranteed Uc'd•tns'd 831·1HS SEASIDt! WINDOW Cl•anlng, Screens, Mlrrora, Slll1. Prof'& 1ervlca. 831 ·37•• Gett• t•e ... le ~BC'• Anie, be1emen1, .. and eloeet then 1et eome eula. MSoHn