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Home My WebLink About1997-04-21 - Orange Coast Pilot·SPORTS NFLs final draft pick is 7n-elevanC · Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ' ·-.. -... -. .. .. . . .. . . . LITERACY Reading opens up new chapter on lives Will~ ·~ity scratch youth darice · club?- · · • Costa Mesa officials say youth club at community center could draw troublemakers. Organizer says he hosts clean, safe party. I By Susan Dee~ Deily Pilot City Council members plan today to review whether the city should issue a permit to an underage nightclub that attracts from 300 to 700 young people to dances at the Neighborhood Communi- ty Center. Although there are no serious incl- dents reported at past events, City Councilman Gary Monahan t>eY:eves concerns expressed by the Costa Mesa Police Department regardiQg ·gang activities associated with the events should be addressed. "I personally feel it needs a closer "look," Monahan said. "I am very con- ce[lled about the amount of police calls tony .dodero Literacy program proves valuable for tutor, students • EDITOR'S NOTE: We 'invite readers once again to look Inside for a peek at •one for the Books" (pages 6-9), the Daily Pilot's third annual tribote to the Newport Beach Library's literacy pro- gram. ~nks to the generosity of our advertisers, 100% of the proceeds from this ~ ed'rtlon goes to the literacy program -amounting to some $20,000 over the past three years. Be a literacy tutor. For years, that familiar public service pitch beckoned and haunted me. What could be better than teaching someone the joys and power of' reading? And why wasn't someone like me -who has made the printed word my life's work -sharing that knowledge with others? Like most procrastinators, all the good intentions were there, but acting on them, well, that was an altogether different story. Until about three years ago. That'> when I met Rogelio, a 22-year-old man intent on learn- ing how to read and write in English and provide a better life for his wife and young daughter. I met Rogellit_after one of our reporters authorecnr-story about a program in a nearby library that matched up literacy tutors with limited-English speakers. The goal was to teach them the language so they could in tum reati to their children in English. That was it. Instead of just watching from the sidelines while others acted on their intentions, I decided it was time to get myseU into the game. It was one of the best things I've ever done. For three ·consecutive Saturdays • SEE LITERACY PAGE 5 · for service and the attraction for out of Third-and fourth-graders from Trabuco Mesa Ele- mentary School in Rancho , Santa Man;arita were so inspired by a trip to the Upper Newport Bay that-they wrote the following song. They senr a copy to Gov. Pete Wilson and , did an encore performance of it at Sunday's Earth Day cele· brat/on: It was just about a week ago That I went with my class. We hiked through Upper Newport Bay And, man, we had a blast. Saw birds, fish, plants and animals And lots of artifacts. But as we walked through the estuary, We aJso saw some trash. Come to the Newport Bay estuary, Where the Pacific Ocean meets San Diego Creek. Explore and have some fun In the callfornia sun. So much to do and see, It can't be beat. Come to the Newport Bay estuary - Ma~ not be long before it dies away. So let the governor know That you just won't let go Until he helps clean Upper Newport Bay. I never realized before How special this place is. It's like no other site I've seen. It's great for adults and kids. But something's wrong I found The silt is building up From developments up above the bay, Creating polluted muck. One more thing we want to say Before our song is through: If you want to save Upper Newport Bay, Then you can help us too. Many species may become extinct If we don't start to act. So tell the wide world over That we want our clean bay back. town and in town gang members or troublemakers.• The club, called Bounce, features hip hop, disco and old school music and caters to a mostly teenage crowd under 21 years of age, said owner puis Curto, 25. Curto said he plans to hold two dances in June and July. Curto said the club is promoted as a safe, drug-free, alcohol-free, non-smok- ing environment that is advertised through high school student govern- ments and is sponsored by local busi- nesses. r------------------------------, : F.Y.I. I : + The City Council meeting begins : at 6:30 p.m. in the Crty Kall council : chambers at n Fair Drive. I I L--~------------~------·-------~ "We wanted to do dances that were not school dances to give them some- thing else to do," Curto said. "There are no oijler teen clubs that cater to high school kids." The city first issued the nightclub a permit for a dance held March 15, 1996. Je.DD.ifer Davis, 11, gets a dose up view of a hawk during an Earth Day celebration at Shell.maker Island Sunday afternoon in Newport Beach. Earth Day draws · crowds, naturally Story By Jennifer Armstrong +· Photos by Brian Pobuda Since then, three more dances have been held, most recently on March 14 this year. Costa Mesa police Lt. Alan Kent has requested the oty deny requests for fur- ther bookings based on several incidents that took place at past events. Among them ~fa scuffle between two girls at the firs'(. event held last year and a.. fight in whidl a secwity guard was injured and taken to Hoag Hospital, according to staff reports. • SEE CLUB PAGE 5 Council to make final decision on pushcarts By Susan Deemer, Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -Ddve Fann, owner of the Santa Ana-based pushcart business Mel-o-Dee, says he could completely under- stand banning pushcarts in the now-defunct Soviet. Uruon or m communist China, but Costa Mesa? "It's very unfair to these peo- ple.~ said Fann, w)1ose .-employ- ees can earn from $40 to $100 d day selling frozen ice cream bars "It's a free enterprise • Fann plans to attend torught\ --· City Council meeting .... hNf> a ma1onty of Cit) Counnl m<>ml)t>r. are expected to take a hndl vote to approve a ,...------------, pr o p osed : F. Y.I. : ordina n ce ' , banning the : +The City : p u s h ca rt s h Council meet-: completely : ing is at 6:30 : P u s h ca r t s : p.m. at City : are already • Hall, 77 Fair • banned in : Drive in Costa : N e w p o r t : Mesa. : Beach L------·~-----J The coun- NEWPORT BEACH -Frank Robinson didn't want to talk anymore about the Earth Day ceremony that had just honored he and his wife for The ceremony honoring the Robin- sons, along with informational booths and the children's musical perfor- mance, were part of Sunday's Earth ctl lS also expected to ta ke a pre- linunary vote on imposmg stncter regulations on commercial vend- Lng trucks. '"'hich by law cannot be banned completely "They are telling me (m) employees) can't work • said Fann, who has about hve em ployees who sen'lce the Costa Mesa area ·They (pushcart oper- savin~e Upper New- port Bay from develop- ment decades ago. • , r· ' ~· ~ • • -J .... 4' ''.'~ •You can't miss Uus, • the Newport Beach resi- dent whispered as 23 children -none of them yet a decade old -filed onto the stage. The group of third-and fourth-graders incited smiles of appreciation and thunderous Ma.rlua Packln, 4, tests her angling sk1lb on Earth Day. applause with their per- formance of the song they wrote callep "Save the Estuary.~ Day celebration at 'the Upper Newport Bay, which attracted about 3,000 people. To the guitar strums of their teacher, Michael Edmonds, the Rancho Santa Margarita class showed that getting funds for dredging the bay isn't JUSt a Newport issue. •So let the gove rnor know that you just won't let go,· they sang, •until he helps clean Upper Newport Bay." After a field trip to the Upper • SEE EARTH DAY PAGE 5 ators) are makmg a living out of this, dependrng upon it 1\-lost of them are older people. I have d guy in his 70s and Uus is the OnJ} th.mg he can do. He can w alk at tus will and take a break when he wants to. It's hard for bun to take d regular JOb. • • But City Council me01 bers, wi th the excepbon of Libby Cow- an who voted against the ordi- nance, mamtain that pushcarts are a health nsk , they make too much noise and are also a traffic hazard Cowan contenru. the o ty ha not proven there is a health nsk • SEE CARTS PAGE 5 r-----~-------~----------------------------------------, AT ISSUE I \ I> I \ Eying a coveted piece of land AT ISSUI: Annexing a chunk of land at Ford Road and MacArthur Boulevard that now belongs to Irvine. • OTY COUNOL ACTION: The Newport Beach City Council Monday voted to have its legisla· tive committee continue to moni- tor development on the land. Since initial talks, Irvine bas decided it doesn't wanl to hand it over rtgbt now. • • WHY: Irvine OftkiUa were ~ cbUgtng tta.lr.Mtj''I bOuDdariel 9o dgn wlda lbe MW Su Jo9qutD ... toU ,_,_ and tbi lend ... OD Newpoct .. 8de. Some Newport Beach officials want more control over what is built on the site, slated for homes and an Irvine school. · Irvine Unified School District officials don't want lo give up those students, and Irvine has a policy that dty and school district boundaries must match up. • WHO'S AFFKTfD: Newport residents near the parcel1 New- port-Mesa Unified School Oistrid. • HISTOAY: N~wport 8"ch began CODSldering ~ the land when approecbed by tmn. Oftldals m March. An. talkl wttb the two citi · ancs two KhoGI districts, Irvine ICbOol alldllf Mid tbeY weren't interested. ADCI unless that changes, Irvine city officials won't hand over the land. • WHArs N~ The N wport council's legislative subcommit- tee will stay on top of the situation to m.in.lrnize the impacts of future development at the site and to express Newport's continuing interest in possibly annexing the property. .,....,.~. Call the Newport ._. ~ ~ omce at 6"-3000 . . . • MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1997 neighbors COMMUNITI Glnl lloblm of Newport Beach wu the winner of the •Athena Award" at the Newport Harbor Panhellenic •Scholarship and Athena" Luncheon tot her generous and longtime volun- teerism with the Alllltance League of Newport-MeA and other philanthropies. ' Terry Pawloski was presented the ·nee Hero" award by lteLeaf Cotta Mesa ·to acknowl- edge his work with the 4-year- old organization. 'Terry Haugh of Costa Mesa had original poetry published in ·eest Poems of the ·90s· titled ·eirth of a Woman.· CORPORATE Frank B. Myers & Asso- ciates in New- port Beach announced that Dawn Fleming was hired as~ international business attor- ney. Brad Gales Dawn Fleming Koll Real Estate Group and Koll Con- struction have named Corona del Mar resi- dent Brad Gates as direc- tor of market- ing. MARC MARTIN I DA!LY PILOT obituary Wayne Waters dies at age 7 4 Wayne •s0apy• Waters, a 38-year ·resident of Costa Mesa, died April 13 at a Northern California hospital after a lengthy illness. He was 74. Born in Orange ·county, Mr. Waters lived came to Costa Mesa in 1946 and stayed until his reUrement in 1984, when he moved to Fall River Mills, Calif. He owned and operated Wayne's Uquor in Tustin and Wayne's' Villa Park Uquors in Villa Park. He served six years in the U.S. Navy dwing World War n, witnessing the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. He belonged to the Submarine Veterans of World War Il, the Pearl Harbor Survivors and the Lions Club in Pall River Mills. . He is survived by bis wife, Marjorie; his daughters, Christine Kraus, Anna Frand- sen and Anita Todd; his mother, Nonna Bartlett; his brother, William; nine grand- children and two great- grandchildren. Memorial services are set for i 1 a.m . Wednesday at Our Lady of the Valley_ ~atholic Church in Pall Rivei ·Mills, Donations ~ hi.y name can .l>e sent to th~ Club's Eye Foundation. Ne wport Center Fashion Island business owners Bob and Dana Meyer were honored with the Blue Rlb- bon Award by Auntie Anne's Hand-Rolled Soft Pretzels. The award is presented tp the top 10% of store owners in the Aun- tie Anne's system whose stores exemplify the ideal operation. Roy Alvarado died at his home at the age ol 61 leavtng a big vold ln the local community. It happened a year ago today Essay contest wants to find 'super moms' Calling all elementary sCbooJ. kids with great morns: Write one page about why you've got ~ "super mom,• and you could win a free lunch and a $500 saVings bond. RodoUo S. Monte rrosa Jr. has joined The Tlmes Orange Coun- ty in Costa Mesa as public affairs specialist. Cosld Mesa resident Michael R. Dunlevie was ntuned a part- ner at the law firm Gilbert, Kelly, Crowley & Jennett. MILITARY · Navy Seaman Belynda Moreno, a Costa Mesa High School graduate, participated in Exercise Tandem Thrust off the coast of Australia while assigned to the amphibious dock landing ship USS Germantown, whose home port is in Sasebo, Japan. EDUCATION Rebekah Calk.ins, a Costa Mesa resident and senior at Cal- vary Chapel High School in San- ta Ana, received a Boeing Merit Scholarship award through the National Merit Scholarship Cor- poration. Roy Alvarado, a local gang coun- selor and community leader who rose above drug addiction and imprison- ment to help hundreds of Costa Mesa's at-risk teens, died at bis home o~ the day he turned 61. Alvarado, who was diagnosed with colon cancer in 1991, had suffered a re lapse of the disease which spread to bis lungs and liver. Although he was weak and ill, Alvarado continued his involvement in Project Stop, the latest of many programs he bad founded to help teens who were considered at risk of joining gangs. He was the founder of Costa Mesa's first Latino ·Alcoholics Anonymous group. And he created several other groups -including Madres Costa Mesa, Padres Costa Mesa, Latinos Costa Mesa and Todos Hermanos - all aimed at boosting Latino involve- ment in the community and strength- ening family relationships. Yes, it was only a year ago that. .. First lady hopeful Elizabeth Dole paid a quick visit.to the Balboa Bay Club, the first in numerous California stops during her husband's campaign for the presidency. a Orange County Human Relations Commission honored West Side resi- dents Paty Madueno and Marta Alvarez, alo~g with Someone Cares Soup Kitchen founder Merle HaUe: 'berg and 18 other 9 range County res- idents, for their outstanding contribu- tions to the community. "They are three incredible heroes -people who didn't wait for some- wedding ZIMMERMAN-STRICKIAND body else to handle the problem," said Russell Kennedy, Human Relations Commission executive director. "They didn't rely upon others to get involved. They just jumped right in, took a risk and worked hard fo make a better neighborhood.• a Armando Haro, a 24-year-old Costa Mesa man, who was swimming in the ocean with bis brother until a rip cur- rent overcame them, died on a Wednesday afternoon in the first drowning incident that year. a A Bayfront home sold for $8 million by real estate broker Bill Cote -the second most expensive home in coun- ty history. -Compiled by Marissa Espino Ii Local art on display Ristorante Mamma Gina in Newport Beach is sponsoring an essay contest in honor of Mother's Day. Five finalists will get the chance to read their essays before a panel of judges at a luncheon May 9 at the restaurant. From those, the winner will be chosen to receive a $500 savings bond to be used toward a college education. The other finalists will get gift certificates for dinners for two at Mam.ma Gina. Entries must be sent by April 30 to Super Mom, c/o Frank Groff Public Relations, 249 E. Ocean Blvd., Suite 1010, Long Beach, Calif. 90802; or faxed to (562) 491-0211. For information call (562) 491 -1000. Water program also aids local schools Orange Coast College's stu- dent newspaper, Coast Report, captured seven awards at the annual Journalism Association of Community College's competi- tion. The winners included Harold Betban, Amiee Fukwno- to, Jacques Laffoon, S~khar Nabhan, Erle Rodriguez, DanJca Stena and Nooshln Zardlnejad. A seaside residence at Hamoa Beach in Hana, Maui was the set- ting for the Feb. 14 wedding of Karl Sue Zimmerman and Eric Strickland of M~awao in Maui Hawaii. Ms. Maxine Strickland of New- port Beach. His best man was Si White of San Marino. See the work of local artists and browse' booths for communi- ty groups at the fourth-annual Balboa Peninsula Fine Arts and Crafts Faire. . The Balboa Merchants and Owners Association will sponsor the event, which runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ·May 11 and 18 on Main Street in Balboa Village. Residents can replace their old toilets with new, water~effi· cient ones while donating funds to the school of their choice through the Mesa Consolidated Water District. The water district will supply customers with an ultra low flush toilet that uses 1.6 gallons per flush for a fee of $40 plus a $15 deposit that will be returned when customers turn ln their old. The bride is the daughter of Zip Zimmerman of Redondo Beach and Becky and Dennis Duffy of Hihei, Maui. She wore a white linen suit for the ceremony and was attended by ffia.\d of hon- Coast Community College Dlstrlct trustee Armando Ruh was appointed to the national advisory panel for the Hispanic Border Leadership Institute. 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DWmotoA 0per..-. outof~w.t CNlf FINnclM OMc.r ~Noe. '-0 .. t!llO, ec... ~(llACJLM,....,__ • • ~ ... More than half of the 55 guests traveled from Orange County to attend the newlyweds' reception at Hamoa Beach. The couple is home in . Makawao, Maui following their honeymoon at Molokai .• The bride is a registered nurse at Maui Memorial Hospital, and her husband is an air traffic con- troller at Maui. Families can view the work of local artists, sculptors and crafts- people. 1bis year's fair will also feature a "community involve- ment• &rj!a with displays from the Police Department, neighbor- hood watch groups, the OASIS senior center and other organiza- tions. t~ets. · Five dollars from the cost Qf the toilet will be done.ted to the school of the customer's choice.· The program concludes on May 30. For more informatio11. call the water district at 51t- 1036. southwest. 'Mnck to 5 knots In the mom- Ing houn, picking up to 1 S knots by evening. TaS lQOAY Flmlow 3:22 a.m. 0.2 flm high 9:261.m. 4.4 Second low 3:12p.m. 0.8 Second high ~=y '·' Antlow 1:541.m. ~.1 Flnthlgh 10:02 a.m. u Sleondlow J:J7 p.m. 1.0 SeCorid Ngt\ t:•p.m. $.• -,.......... '' Not much to write home about con- cerning today's SUfflng conditions. So, It might be • good time to catctl up on some of those tett.n hometomom. £JCpert knee to chest high waves Inmost.,.. with ..,. of 1he .,..., tpOts top- ~ out llt eo.lt shoulder~ the .... ihould peek out Wound noon time lfblr the morning~ bums ............... ... beP•-,lrig to ...... In. &:t-· . - Ne~ M11• UNftM ld...e D181itct ••11119fttm J Lundi ..... • Off9Nd ewry -• 1. Turitey ham end chffM on • ~ roll ~ 2. Student mlnkhef saltd wtth i.ttuce. CMOt stkb.. chftle. : sunflower nuts. grlhem a.._., fruft. • (A garden or grMn 11IMt conslm of i.ttuce, thrtdded CM· • rot. red cabbage and garden PMS.) • Mot~ Non·Stuct.nt Olly. • 1V1161r. Chldc'N 0t. ~SM.tee, Cri1p ~ setMI. IOWfet en.Ing, gr.t\am ~~mold .. ~ cholc9 of mllk. . .... =hlga.n weffte lttdca. lite,,... .. twO : · ;:.,... ~ blMd hncti_,,_ Juk*. moa of : • . • Thrt d "'~ ..... In .......... with .... Oft cttkk· • :c~ ......... ~ ... - • ..._. lUrtre • ._. ~ .n • llft,.., billi1 a1-• :_·ICfiool mea.~ata• ..,...., ...,.., cttGD Of '1 .. - Strong, smart. and bold T he Girls Incorporated web site helps expose girls to a broader range of life's pos- sibilities than they may have imagined. Three principal page& help nurture their development by making girls STRONG, SMART and BOLD. The STRONG page includes Teen Connectio~ to promote better health; Sporting Chance to increase girls' physical skills; and Girls In Sports with links to sporting pages for girls. That's the one I chose. . There, under Other Sports Llnks, you'll find 96 Years of Women in Olympics. An item in Quick Facts exposes the impact lillp I \\ \\ \\ ljll "If]( -fl( fll q / of Chinese skeet shooter Zhang Shan winning the Gold Medal in 1992. Evidently, it stWUled male opponents enough to get a rule change for the 1996 Atlanta Games. Men and women would begin competing separately. st e ve lacy The SMART page features Operation SMART, promoting science, math and technologies; Grade Coaches, helping girls attain academic goals; Scav- enger Hunts, involving World Wide Web searches; and Smart Links. Scan down through scores of diverse topics to Past Notable Women of Computing &. Mathematics. Then, select Grace Murray Hopper. She's been dubbed •am6zing• for her many computing achievements. How- ever, she'll probably remain best known for coining the term •bug• in computer program- ming. On the BOLD page Y,QU'll find Friendly Peersuasion. Along with grooming leadership, it develops assertiveness· and pres- sure7management skills -for resisting the temptations of drugs and alcohol As the girls get older, they train as "peer- suaders• to teach younger chil- dren. The spe<:t.rum of information this site delivers bene~ts every- one. So does helping cultivate a generation of self-sufficient, responsible decision-makers. • STEVE LACY'S column appears every Monday. If you have a Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar or Newport Beach web site, e-mail the URL (address) of your Home Page to dpi- lot20earthlink.net. In the subject line, type the word login. BRIAN POBUOA I DAILY PILOT ' Big winners are (front, from left) Erl.k·Hannah'9nd Tara Harper. Back (from left) are J.J. Demingoy, Whitney Browman, Brett Browman and Ja.oies Dwight Harper. A STRONG KICK START • Six students from Costa lyiesa martial arts studio bring home state Junior Olympic medals and will compete in the national contest in June. By Alessandra Djurklou, Daily Pilot Six children from a Costa Mesa niartial arts studio kicked their way into top slots at the California State Regional Junior Olympic Tae Kwon Do Championship last week at UCI, malring them eligible for the national competition coming up this June in Louisville, Ky. ·we really didn't expect to do so well," said five-time national champion and master instructor Tom Marshall, owner of Marshall's The Kwon Do on l?th Street. "But it1S great. They don't realize they have the talent and potential." The youngsters, ranging in age from 6 to 12, competed in form and sparring. Form involves showing judges kicks and other poses, and sparring is actual hand-to-hand, or in the case of tae kwon do, foot-to- foot combat with an opponent matching in age, weight and rank. Yellow-belt Whitney Browman, 10, placed second in both events. "I really want to go to Ken- tucky, but if I win, I think I'd have to go back and rest awhile before competing again,• she said, adding that she prefers form over the more perilous sparring. "It's really kind of scary because you don't know what kind of kicks (the opponent) is going to throw," she said. But her brother and yellow-belt Brett, 12, who placed second and third at the April 12 tournament, prefers sparring for that very rea- son. •1n sparring, you do what you can," he said. "In form, I don't like . . . . 'l I ' I I \II I II If II'' I II \I It I ' " . . Phone calls aod letters written on your behalf. Documents reviewed for free. Retain an attorney for the entire year for only $90. Ullittd 1.ep1 Ptoflcltn 1.--uw $29500 complete Call Toll Free 888-271-4567 p Don't Delay, Avoid Probate! David Pawlowski Anom at Law CO~l.EGE PHARMACY SINC• IH2 "OLD ll'A8HION•D ll'IUllNDLY ••RvlCE.". HOME HEALTH CARE CIENTER WK 8PKCIALIZK IN UNHtuK a HARD TO PIND ITKM8. OllTllONDIC 8UPPLIK8. being graded." For others, both events are equally challenging. First-degree black-belt J.J. Derningoy, 10, hopes to take his martial arts skills to the Olympics in 2004. But 6-year-old red-belt Erik Hannah, who placed second in form, is less concerned with the future as with the immediate rewards of doing well in competi- tion. "The best part was when I got a medal,• he said. Also competing in the tourna- ment were Dwight Harper, 8, and his sister Tara, 6. Each placed third in both events. RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY WW. ,_..,... Cewtrs .... 1922 IWtOll KYD .. COSTA MISl • 541-11 S6 " . . . ' ·. -' . KENNY 1/. PRINTER .' r ~ I : , , ' Ml CASA MLXICAN IUSTAUflANT H• IOlll fllblngl Porflllltlcol our meals are still a trip to Mexico -as well as the coast Of Baja. It's a trip worth taking. . . . . . MONDAY. APRIL 21, 1997 • ·Welcome to the Official Web Page of ~ g·irls lllC. orOram~.eCounty .. ·Helping girts to become ..• STRONG SMART 4 ........ FAQs :..'-gn our ,_-:..J•~rbook . BILL Of"· RIGK.TS What fou C' "n J:i .is i'ar.?r.ts & p.,~r.ds CJzecic Out VU! Girls b:copomte..i •. :i.J/e,..l,1r Neighbors and strangers band together to clean up neighborhood , • A record l,220 people join effort at Canyon Park and Wallace and Pomona avenues. By Jennifer Armstrong, Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -A crowd of 1,220 people made a fun-filled day out of cleaning up a local neighborhood and park Satur- day. The "sell-out crowd," as orga- nizer Muriel Ullman called it, made this year's Neighbors for Neighbors cleanup the biggest in the annual event's eight-year his- tory. The first year attracted a , mere 200 participants, she said. "I ran out of everything," said Ullman, a city redevelopment and housing manager. "This was an incredible ainount of people." The volunteers picked up lit- ter, removed graffiti and hauled away unwanted junk at Canyon Park and in the neighborhood near Wallace and Pomona avenues. After three hours of cleaning, they gathered in the park for lunch donated by local restaurants, live entertainment and a speech by Mayor Peter, Buffa. Ullman attributed the record crowds to the help of the Orange County Association for the Edu- cation of Young Children, which provided games and face-paint- ing at the park. It also helped to be part of the Orange County. Vol- unteer Center's Volunteer Con- nection Day, which helped garner extra publicity. The event attracted lots of fam- ilies, as well as social service agencies and corporations. Groups came out from Serving People m Need and recovery cen- ters, from Bank of America and Target. Their bigge.st task proved to be getting rid of unwanted stuff - sofas, broken appliances and the like -from houses in the Wallace and Pomona area, Ullman said. "They were hauling away dumpsters full of stuff," she said. HAWAIIAN TRADmONALS 8 The Reyn Spooner Shop ft11tures the IArgest selection oj.Reyn Spooner on the main/AnJ t MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1997 tNTO THE RJT\Mf Orange Coe.st College otters a four-day series of lectures and workshops on what the future holds for the residentJ of Orange County called •Pu tu.re-Shock Week.• The topics for today include electric transportation, business and ecology, homeless- ness, toxic household waste and technology in the courtroom. Admission is free. Por more infor- mation on the schedule of events, call 432-5025. TUESDAY CHILD CUSTODY The Law Offices or Lisa A Ciancio otrers a free seminar on "What You Need to Know About Child Custody and Support" at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reser- vations are required at 574-0866. •UFOTAUC Matual UFO Ntttwork of Onhge Co•ty pre1ents a coddall reception 1\aeeday honoring celebrity author, lec:to.rer and UFO expert Stanton Friedman fromS to 8 p.m. at Ritz Restaurant, Vintage Room,880 Newport Center Drl-PrledmUl ve,Ne~rt Buch. Coit II $20. To RSVP, call 520-4836.• ANANCIAL PLANNING Merrill Lynch otrers a free financial planning seminar at 11 :45 a.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. For reservations, call 517-0183, BUS TRIP The Costa Mesa Republican Women Federated will be taking a bus trip to the Reagan Library and Museum in Simi Valley, meeting at 8 a .m. at the Costa Mesa Goll Club, 1701 Goll Course Drive. A luncheon will take place at the Elephant Grill. Cost ls $25 and guests are invited. For more information, call 557- 6545. WEDNESDAY ANOENT GREECE ·women of Ancient Greece" is the title of the final slide lecture by the Friends of Orange Coast College's Norman E. Watson Library at 7:30 p.m. at the New- port Beach residence of retired We appreciate your patronage! KEEP INSTEP ..--..... CHA'S FAMllY ' SHOE REPAJR.-----1 Business Law Real Estate Law $125/Hr. Attorne y s (714) 760-8775 OCC president and Cout Com- munity College Diltrld chancel- lor, Dr. Norman B. Watson. Adm.lssion is SS for nonmembers. Por reseivatiom, call 432-5087. l FLYING SAUQRS The Mutual UFO Network of Orange County presents an Wus- trated lecture called •Plying Saucers a.re Real• with Nuclear physicist Stanton Plied.man at 7:30 p.m. at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Cost ls $15. Por more information, call 520-4836. CRIBBAGE The Newport Beach Parks and Recreation Cribbage Club will meet at 6:45 p.m . at the. Oasis Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. All levels are welcome and lessons are avail- able. For more information, call 631-3371. EXAM PREPARATION Orange Coast College offers a free exam preparation workshop designed to make test-taking eas- ier from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Re- Entry Center. For more informa- tion, call 432-5162. RELAY FOR LIFE A team captain's meeting is being held for the South Coast Metro areas to get the teams pumped up, disseminate. informa- tion and answer any questions about Relay for Life from June 20- 21, the American Cancer Society's family-oriented team event where participants walk or run around a track relay style for 18 hours in the battle against cancer. The meeting will take place at 6 p.m . at Windows on the Bay, 2241 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Registration fee is $10 for those registering before June 1 and.$15 after June 1. Each partic- ipant is asked to raise $100 in donations. For more information, call 574-6771. -GET CONNECTED The public is invited to learn to access Internet resources and World Wide Web sites at a New- port Beach Public Library "Get Connected at the Library" pro- gram at 7 p.m . at the B~boa branch, 100 E. Balboa Blvd. For more fnformation, call 717-3801. WINDSURFING Anyone age 12 and older with an interest in windsurfing, may sign up for the "Free qassroom introduction to Windsurfing" from 7 to 10 p .m. at the Bonita Creek Community Center on University Drive at La Vida. The class fea- tures videos aud discussions about saf$!ty. weather, equipment, start-up costs and windsurfing fundamentals. For more informa- tion, call 644-3151. BUSINESS MIXER The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce offers its Business After Hours Mixer and celebra- tion of National Secretary's Day from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Piret's Bistro on the East side of South Coast Plaza. Nonmembers pay $5. For information, call 574-8780. INSIDE EDGE The Inside Edge offers a meet- ing on •Tarot Cards and. Yarrow Sticks: The Relevance of Syn- cbronicity in Our nmes" from . 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restau- rant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Cost is $20 for first time guests and $35 for others. For reserva- tions, call 460-4242. THURSDAY DOLPHIN RESEARCH The American Cetacean Soci- ety Orange County Chapter pre- sents "Day of the Dolphin," an orientation for those interested in joining the research team at 7:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighbor- hood Center, 1845 Park Ave. The pwpose of the project is to further participants knowledge of the habits and distributiQn of the coast Bottlenose Dolphins. Volun- teer sighters will be positioned at 14 stations along Orange County beaches to look for and observe the dolphins from 9 a .m. to 5 p .m . on·April 26. For more information, call 534-5177. PROTECTING ASSETS The Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offers a free seminar on "Do I Need a Living 'Dust? Pro- tecting Your Assets Through Wills and nusts" at 6:30 p .m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. ·R~servations are required at 574-0866. BACK BAY TALK The Newport Beach Central Library offers a tree program about Newport's Upper Back Bay Interpretive Center project at 7 p .m . in the Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado Ave. The program will review issues relat- ed to the bay dredging program, reclaimed water, the Delhi Chan- nel and the expansion of Back Bay private facilities. For more information, call 717-3801. Join Us For lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch • Catertng Avallable For Resel"Vlltions and Directions Call 723-0621 251 Shipyard Way • Ncwpor1 Bach Beautify YdUr Yard! FARNSWORTH IAND8CAPB COMPANY 548-5132 &AHl1070 We have ooer 40 J/«ll'S combined M'n>I« In chu. area. Our quality, crmtioity and service an unma.tch«l. 'Ibget.Mr uie aolU take care of all IJOCIT ~and '"°"°""' nttda. • Stoac•oc'-Pauo.. &BDQI • Wata Falla, Pooi. & s.- • Spttnkkr s,.ttmti ·~l.AlhU.., ·~~ QLUSELL MASONm' COMPANY 434-7744 i.....C. ANE ARTs FAIR Representativ.es from fine arts departments at 15 different four- year colleges and universities will be on Orange Coast College's campus for a •Fine Arts nanster Fair• from 10 a.m . to 1 p .m . in front of OCC's Fine Arts Building. For more information, call 432- 5894. YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Orange County Young Republicans is l\aving a mixer at 6:30 p.m. at the 1\vin Palms New- port Beach, 630 Newport Center Drive. Admission is $5 for mem- bers and $8 for guests. For more informatiqn, call 754-5955. SCHOOL MUSICAL Newport Harbor High School proudly presents the musical •A Little Night Music," at 7:30' p.m . at the Robert B. Wentz Theatre, 600 15th St., Newport Beach. Reserved seats are $10 and unre- -• ENVIU>NMENTAL TAUC 1be Ean11oawental CoonballDg CoaDdl pr11mta a lecture Mrles mlled •Soag of tbe SM. The 0ceu Around u1· Wedne1dmy from 7 to t-.30 p.m. ewry Wednes- day la April at Corona del Mar Hlgh School 'I Audttorlam, 2101 East· bluff Drive. Today's topic II •Mr. Sandman. .. ," a dllaulton on uncl move- ment. urban runoff and other Impacts on the marine environment. C ost II $5 per lecture. To register, call 548-1438. serv'ed seats are $8. Students with · identification can purchase unre- served seats for $5. For more information, call 548-6019. · • DINNER SHOW The Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter presents a Candle Light Din- ner Show featuring entertain- ment by the Orange Coast Col- lege Theater and Drama Depart- ment from 5 to 7 p .m. at 695 W. 19th St. Cost is $8. For informa- tion, call 645-2356. SCHOOL MUSICAL Newport Harbor High School proudly presents the musical •A Little Night Music,~ at 7:30 p.m. at the Robert B. Wentz Theatre, 600 15th St., Newport Beach. Reserved seats are $10 and unre- served seats are $8. ·students with identification can purchase £ - ~ - RIVERBOAT For \ - Dinner RESTAURANT LUNCH BRUNCH BANQUETS Ample Free Parking At Newport Beach Nautical Museum 151 ECOAST HWY (AT BACK BAY BRIDGE) 714.673.3425 for Secretaries Day Specially Selected Gifts Comprf mentary Gift Wrap Custom Florals Gifts & Antiques Speciality Furniture Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sar 10-5 369 E. 17th St., #13 •Costa Mesa• 646-6745 (N~ to Plum's Cafe) ~ ~a8}tina Now on tbe Water in N~wport Beach A tradition of a trid y Florentine cuiJw • conhnuu/ SERVING LUNClj & DINNER • Happy ~our • Piano Bar Nightly For reservations Please Call 673-9500 251 &st Pdlc CoM lllglnwy Hwlpott 8Ndl unreserved seats for $5. Por more information, call 548-6019. HISTORICAL S00£TY The Costa Mesa Historical Society presents the 22nd annuat Santa Ana Anny Air Base Reunion for fom1er cadets, per. sonnel and friends today and tomorrow. A bus tour to El Toro Air show wW leave at 10 a.m. today from Society headquarters 1870 Anaheim St., Costa Mesa. Cosi is $12. Fdr more information call 631-5918. ' SA11JRDAY SCHOOL MUSICAL Newport Harbor High School proudly presents the musical •A Little Night Music,• ~t 7:30 p.m. at the Robert B. Wentz Theatre, 600 15th St., Newport Beach. Reserved seat~ are. $10 and unreserved seats are $8. Stu- d~ts with identification can purchase unreserved seats for $5. For more information, call 548-6019. CAR WASH Boy Scout Troop 339 Costa Mesa is having a car wash from 9 a .m. to 3:30 p.m. at Presbyter- ian ,Church of the Covenant, 28$0 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Donations of any amount are accepted. Call 824'-8195. . BAY PRESERVATION A discussion on the abundant wildlile in the Back Bay and how to preserve and restore the estu- ary environment will take place at the next campfire program at 7:30 p.m. at the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve at SheU- maker Island, 600 Shellmaker, Newport Beach. For more infor-· mation, call 640-6746. Advertorial Auto .. facts b~ Paul l'rech UllWC• A BNIR 0•1111A11 • ...,,,,.,, JANN ... AUTOMOlllUS COOL! Conclusive evidence that chloro- Ouorocrubons (CFCs) significantly contribute to the depletion of the earth's ozone layer (which blocks mo t of the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation) has led to cessation of production of the refrigerant known as CFC-12. This is the refrigerant found in the air-conditioning sys- tems of all but the more recent model cars. While existing supplie~ of CFC-12 may be added to older model -cars in the event of loss due to leaks in the system, conversion to a newer, safer refrigerant may make belier long-term financial sense than a repair. The EPA-accepted il!tema- tive to CFC-12, known as R-1'34a, is used in all new cars and may be installed in older cars as part of n modification of the existing system. HINT:' As the remaining supply of CFC-12 dwindles. the cost of the product can be expected to climb. THE MAITER OF TIMING "Pinging" is an abnormal fonn of combustion that causes shock waves in the engine's cylinders which cause the characteristic "pinging" sound. lf left uncorrected, pinging can lead to the destruction of the engine or, at least, a reduction in its useful life. However, it is a mistake to rush into retarding the factory- specificd ignition timing to solve the problem of pinging (on those cars in which it is still possible to do so). Whi~this strategy could work, it coul,...also reduce power and fuel economy, as weU as increase the emission of engine pollutants. Instead, ~ exhaust gas recircula- tion (EGR) 1 system shou.ld be checked for correct operaboo, and the catalytic convener should be checked with a bl«:k-pessure teSt foe restrictions. A cbeck shoUkl also be made for the tnue of new •proms conc.ain.ing ipition limina infonna- tioo in the fonn of a computer code. If you hear pingina. do DOC try to diapose the problem yourtelf. Tbat'a why we have the molt up-to- da&e klclmolol)' ll'OUDd ~le to do the proper au)y1i1. At CAP. you'll find thlt you we Sive.n IOCU- rate estimllea for bocb time and OOlt. and we pc the job done u pro- miacd. No wort ii doae without tbe owner's approval. Call 646-6910 (2090 Pllccotia). At you bavc probtbly dilCQvcred. not every _,.. motive lbop Is alike -ditcOVet 11.e dtthaeoce and bri"I your ar to 01. For the bat care around. yo.a need look no flltber. ' ., Newpon ~ta Mesa Dally Piloc ~ .,. ..... MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1997 • CLUB Is Earth Day celebration last for nature center? •. CONTINUED FROM 1 •1 feel U the police depart- ment is already havtng a prob- .• lem, maybe we need to end thJs now instead of waiting foT more • problems to develop," Monahan· . said. Curto said be cliscowages troublemakers from showing up, but some do anyway. ) "We have a zero tole rance policy about that," Curto said. "We don't let them in and we have security guards to walk them to the car and make them leave." In the past, the city has required that club owners increase parking lot s1,1pervision to two reserve police officers. "We are a safe envirpnment," Curto said. MSome parents even come and check it out before .their kids come in. We've never had a major problem in three years." The council tonight will also: • Discuss a request by Mayor LITERACY CONTINUE[? FROM 1 I spent eight hours learning how to come up with lesson plans and u~e the tried and true tutoring methods of the Literacy Volun- teers of America. · · Then. with my training fin- isJ:led and the ink still wet on my tutoring certificate. I sought a sfodent to try out my new-found slfills. I ended up being teamed with R9gelio. It was a lucky break. Unlike some students who would miss appointments and i~ore homework assignments. 'CARTS CONTINUED FROM 1 She said if it is a noise issue, then ban lawn mowers and leaf blow- ers. Cowan is also concerned that the largely Lat.lno operators are being unfairly targeted by th~ law. City Councilman Gary Mona- han said he supports the ban because pushcarts bring down the overall livability of a neigh- borhood. 'T have received many com- plaints over the past couple of years on the problems associated With pushcarts, including, but not liin.ited to noise and trash," he said. Paty Madueno, a Latino leader and community activist, said she sees both sides of the issue. As an apartment manager the pushcarts have bothered her. but she also Peter Buffa ~o limit the number of fireworks stands permitted in the city. • Consider the purchase of an apartment building in the Shali- mar Drive area. The city has previously discussed the possi- bility of buying a building, demolishing it and building a public park. A group of Shalimar Drive Rogelio was a studious, hard- working pupil. He always did his homework and was eager for new lessons. For about a year and a half, we met in the evenings after work and he was always there. If · anything, I was the one· who would stroll in late. But that didn't matter to Roge- lio. He was always glad to see me and grateful that I was oUer- ing my time to him. · As the weeks went by. Rogelio became more than a student He was a friend who I looked for- ward lo seeing each week. Despite a language barrier that boxed in our conversations, he and I were able to commurucate well. knows there are many Latino res- idents who depend on both push- carts and commercial venders to bring them food. M~yor Peter Buffa said the City Council proposed the ordi- nance based on complaints about noise from neighbors on the west side of the city. Among them is a group of property owners who helped provide inlormatidn that led to the proposed legislation. HWe have a number of push- cart operators who don't want to follow the rules and have caused a great deal of problems for resi- dents,· he said. Although the proposed ordi- nance cites health risks among its reasons for banning all vendors including those with permits, it's those without permits that tend to violate the laws, city health ofCi- cials said. Tom Ahrens is a supervising environmental health specialist for the Orange County Health Department. He said the depart- Factory "MATIRESS utlet Store BRAND NEW -COSMETICA LLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! The dty could denyd.Uc Jockey Chris Curto a permit to operate bis teen club. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT residents ~et recently to' discuss the proposed park that they hope will indude a tot lot, swing set and half-size basketball court. • Hold a public bearing to ..amend an ordinance regarding temporary trailers. • Discuss regulation of leaf blowers and signs on public property. We read stories together and laughed at some of the oddities of tpe English language that he often struggled with. And what's more. Rogelio was getting better and better at reading. But I'm sorry to say that this story doesn't have the happiest of endings for me. A job change put an end to our meetings, and soon I lost contact with Rogelio. Still, I'm left with fond memo- ries of a young man who was determined to overcome his inability to speak and read Eng- lish and improve his lot in life. And the funny thing is, I think he taught me more than I could have ever taught him. • TONY OODERO is the news editor. ment 1Ssued about seven citations last year to.pushcart operators. Ahrens said most of those cita- tions were for not having ade- quate water. He could not recall a serious violation despite nearly 600 licensed pushcart vendors that operate in the county. "It's becoming increasingly rare," he said. H It may be just a phenomenon ... we seem to be seemg less home food prepara- tion and Jess drastic health code violations than we used to.• Beautiful Hair! Penn & Cut $50 Weave & Cut $50 Men's Cut $15 Reg.S75 Reg. $85 Reg.$20 ~~ thtj ~ 1.o1 ~r Elm \fl. Climb l)il) • SixBi! 'iot lncbk.l • Wt use only profwlonal products: Gol~tll • RtJkrn • ~I M1tchtll • ~wus • Stbmian • f'ranvs1 Offer Exp1m 1).41.Wj7 • Bnng tlus aJ • After 25 years, the Environmental Nature Center could be closed because of school district budget cuts. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot I NEWPORT BEACH -Under- neath the displays and catered food at the Environmental Nature Center's 25th birthday and Earth Day celebration lurked an under- lying fear. This anniversary could be the center's last. - The outdoor classroom and interpretive center next door to Newpprt Harbor High School m&y be cut off from Newport- Mesa Unified School District funding next year. And that means half of its $70,000 annual . EARTH DAY CONTINUED FROM 1 . Bay a few months ago, the 1Tabu- co Mesa Elementary class sent a tape of their song, along with let- ters urging state funding to dredge the bay, to Gov. Pete Wil- son. Perhaps not-so-coincidentally, that was a week before he announced he wanted to ear- mark $2 million toward l.he $5 million needed. Local leaders have been trying for years to scrape together enough money for the project. "The bay is pretty cool,• said Joshua Taddeo, 8, dressed in a blue shut and tie for the perfor- mance. Ml told the governor I think. he should put some money aside because it's a really fun place/' . The class' performance topped off a civic -leader-studded cere- mony honoring Frank and Fran Robinson for leading the fight that made the bay area a natural reserve. The couple accepted framed proclamations from the city, the state and the Upper Newport Bay naturalists. "They preserved the opportu- nity for thousands of people to glimpse a time before· concrete and cars,· said John Scholl, a state Department of Fish and Game na\uralist. 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block Soutb of •os rwy HAIRSPRAY 540-1877 ftlE saa.ON t Open 7 days I 545-7168 • 298 1 Bristol St. #B3 Costa Mesa Baker/B ristol Call 1 IOD-ll1 ·1171 far resm.wions to a free s~. I llln-ApllZZ Mllnl'I Cafe 1835 Newpoc:t Blvd. Cotta Mae 10:00 Ill\ Tllurllll" .. 24 ~ FREE TIIEATRE SHOW fe.curina "MOTHER" PG13 Huntlnaton Twln Clnem11 Beach Blvd. &. Main (Five Potna Pim) Hunnn,ron 8eKh l:OO pm • RtlCfV'ltkJna • mu1d ....... Market aro.1et 20111~ Huntln,ton Beach 2:.lO pm budget could disappear, saJd cen- ter administrator Bo Glover. -The district bas been very supportive, but when there's a financial crisis we always come up on the list of cuts -and it loo.ks like it's really going to hap- pen this time,• Glover said. ·we're hoping people will come to our aid.• Sunday's celebration featured photo displays and a ceremony recognizing volunteers and others who helped keep the center going tor 25 years. Glover was expecting about 200 people to file through the center's trailer, which houses books, posters, and live snakes and bugs in glass cases. Dick and Shirley Watts of Newport Beach, who were the first on the scene Sunday after- noon, said they've loved the cen- ter since its inception. MI· remember when it was just surrounded by farm land here.• ... Former City Councilwoman Jean Watt and former Mayor Evelyn Hart were also on Hand to honor the Robinsons. "We're a bit overwhelmed with all these beautiful honors,• said Fran, dressed in a khaki out- fit and a gigantic brirruned straw hat with flowers. "Today you've convinced us that we are something," said Frank, who's known as the "Father of the Bay." dressed in a said Dick Watts, a volunteer gwde at the center. •we've watched this build since it was first started." The center was dedicated March 11, 1972, on land that had been a litter-filled gully. Teachers, students and adult volunteers ral- lied oommunit'/ support to tum it into a 2.5-acre, tree-filled outdoor classroom with a 720-square-f oot trailer office. Now Glover is trying to rally community support again to keep it open for another 25 years. And he has found an ally 10 City Coun- cilwoman Norma Glover, who showed up tor Sunday's festivi- ties. She once proposed that the city help back the center, but the idea didn't fly. ·Now I'm trying to work with Bo to try to get private funding.· said Nonna Glover, whose district mdudes the center. Fran and Frank Robinson were hon- ored for their efforts to preserve the Upper Newport Bay. BRIAN POBUOA I DAILY PILOT blue outfit and matching fishing hat. The ceremony marked the first time the Upper Bay naturalists have honored anyone at the annual environmental celebra- tion. This year, they decided to have honorary chairmen of the event -and the Robinsons were a natural choice. organizer Bar- bara Bain said. "This was long overdue,". she said. WE HAVE IT ALL SPINNING • PERSONAL TRAINING •AEROBICS • TANNING 6 Week Trial Membership $89 includes one hour Personal Training/Fitness Assessment Ful Use of Al Focities & Programs .i/so ,l\ ,11/.ible 6 Week Executive Personal Training Programs Find Out Why The Top People In Our Community Choose To Exercise Here. Call 631-3623 ~egul.Jr Membml111') Are A,1 d1/.JblP Ofler Good Till 4. JO. er . SWe-1/e TttE PREMIER FITNESS CENTER 1080 Irvine Ave. (WESTCUFF PLAZA) at Irvine Ave. & East 17th Care That Works .. ,. MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1997 .· -, ~-' ~-~~---. -.• ... . ... -~ .. --., ----- -·r, .,-~~,--"ff."'··'\'. , .. / , . . " . . -~ ' ' (. .. ' .. .-~r.;,.. :·.3. .. !t&.-. _.:_ ...... -- • 1 _ , M ..... \. ".'. ~ ,4.. • , .J' I .._.. •• • _ ~ -~ ...... l. J:. .~.. -~ - Thank~ to the Deily Pilot and all ~ who haw come forward to support the Newport Bekh UWa<y Pro- gram this year. In this special section, "One for the Books_• you can see how important literacy is • to so many members of our community -to those who receive our services and those who give ther:n. We truly make an impact on the lives of others. Read all a.bout it • Uteracy tutor Andrew Koslcld helps student Jose- fln4 Ortiz with her reading ln a study room at the Newport Ubrary. A poster In the lab (above) defines literacy as the shortest distance to Individ- ual, social, and economic developmenL BRIAN P08UDA I OAJlY PllOT Our funding remains a -. challenge, and we must look SEEKING A HAPPY . ENDING to individuals and organlz. tions for their support on an ongoing basis. We simply do not have the resources tor"' fancy fund·rais- ers and slick mailers; we'd rather spend our staff and volunteer time teaching peo- ple to read and write. Man from broken. home overcomes setbacks in his ·struggle to master the basics of reading So if you think the work we do is important. we would appreciate it if you would "dig deep" for literacy. Thank you so much. -Hattie Strode literacy coordinator Newport Beach Public Library By Alessandra Djurklou, Daily Pilot D wing elementary school, 48-year-old Costa Mesa resident Tony Booth's reading skills were just fine. Then his parents got divotced and moved to separate states. Booth had to split his . time between them. "Being shuffled around, I lost interest, or hope, .. Booth said. "My reading took a real blow." Although both parents were well educated -father a doc- tor, mother a musician -nei- ther had much time for their son. "I don't think I ever had my parents read to me," Booth said. Roger's Gardens supports the Newport Beach Library Literacy Program Roger's Gardens f earures by far the largest , most extensive selection of gardening books and CD's available in Orange County . CLASSIC HOME DESIGN Carpeting Floor Coverings Draperies WindowTreatments Custom Furniture Upholstery Wallpaper Wallcoverinp Art Framing Acc~rles Lighting La~ps Lampshades Diana Friest -Interior Designer 714-642-6181 r J~MSTAUMNT (714)145-5818'5519 K71 l!Ww IM .• C...--. CAllM27 Eventually, he went to live with bis grandmother in Nebraska. A Native American with a sixth-grade education, ·Booth's grandmother was a great storyteller, but didn't read much, and though he was hap- pier with her, he got further and further behind in his studies. By the time he got to high school, Booth was constantly depressed. He attempted sui- cide several times. Teachers saw he was troubled, and tried to help, allowing him to pass bis classes as long as they saw he was really trying. •In a report card, one of the comments said, 'Toot works up to his best ability, but needs help at home,'" he said. "There must have been some kind of decision." Because of bis teachers' encouragement, Bootli was able to graduate and go on to col- lege. He also got a job at a hotel. In 1978, after a year and a half of college, the company transferred Booth and his grandmo,ther to California, where Booth enrolled in several accounting classes at a local university. But the university proved too ditticult -he was told he had to go to community college to brush up on the basics. Booth made it through a few classes, often relying on friends to read texts for him and then tell him THEODORE ROBINS FORD / • · , / ( I 1 • , , 1 , • \ / , \ r 1 1 1 { J; .' ,, 1 , 1 1 I 1 1 :, -' ) 1 , 1 THE MOST POWERFUL TCX)L IN TI-IE WORID ••• IS KNOWLEDGE. ••••••••••••••••• THEOOORE ROBINS FORD PROUOLY SUPPORTS THI:. NF.WPORT B EACH LIBRARY LITEKACY PROGRAM. T OOETHER, WI:. HAVE A I.OT TO Ll·.ARN. 2111,11 11 \I~ Bell< BOl I I·\ \I< fl Of < \I<" < c1-...1 \\JI"\ I DFS I 1-:" I~ I 6-L!-00 I 0 DVNAIYIC F11A1CIAL SER \JJCES 931 PRESl>IO DANE COST A MESA, CA 92626 (714> 557 -4323 RENE ENGARD ENROLLED AGENT CAROL EPPEP.SON TAX PREPARER DVNAIYIC FtiANCIAL SER\JK:ES IS ~GAl1ST lu.iTERACV. WE HELP OUR CLIENTS WITH TAX LITERACY: PREPARATION, Pl.ANNrtG, .. COLLECTIONS AND AUDIT REPRESENTATION. The theme for this year's 4th of July Boat Parade is "The Travels, of Old Glory" Pkase come down ' to the Harbor & Enjoy the Parade. · American Legion Yac ht Club about it, then quit, krtowing his reading skills were not suffi- cient for him to earn a bache- lor's degree. During this time, he had got- ten another job at a bank. Tue job didn't require a lot of read- ing, but because he was good ; with. numbers and worked hard, he was soon promoted. After he left the bank, he went on to work at an alwninum supply company. About four years ago, Booth decided be wanted his bache- lor's degree, and that in order to get it, he bad to deal with his reading problem. He contacted the Literacy Program, then went to an intro- ductory meeting. "The first time I went, I was a little embarassed," he said. "I was so afraid I could not meet their expectations, but no one has given up hope in me yet." Progress has been somewhat erratic, because Booth stopped. studying several times due to work and scheduling conflicts. Recently, he became very ill, and stopped work altogether. But he frequently visits the library, works on the computers and remains confident he will eventually reach his goal. "I'll keep chipping.away at it," he said. "I believe someday it will get as natwal as riding a bike." ·Hllf~ tual'lldn. folcllnO,...,.,., bloc.a. 11111 rtlders &nd mlnl·IUdlrS NC1ing at ,17.95 ,·;di ·nil 1111 M Aimani -· \USO ~ Newport Beach Fuhioo Ubnd • 714·7~9-9141 Ccnt11.ry City Shopping CcnttT • l 10.SSl.SI 57 • +1 00 to +3.50 f'lll~ In quality w ltnsa. POLO RALPH LAUREN •----r---• l JUDY MERTZ AND JULIE ScmuESING Your Fiii/ Service Partners/lip Te11111 We are proud to support the effort. of "ONE FOR THE BOOKS" Newport Beach P~blic Library Lkeracy Prosra• DIEDICAT£0 TO OUTSTANDING Sf.llVICt: aEPa1:51NT ATION YOlJ CAN TRVST Foa ALL voua lhAL EtTAT& N&aDI 'Clwlt Plaaa. Selte 2'e •Newport a.ad1, CA t2Me • 7t'-64f·H" THANKYOUll Ocfmd 1bc B.y Suppuelltil b hdping m &p 1RWD$ plan tO dwnp uallld IN'F.., •e.r AND The Dally PUot for their many ongoing c:ontributions to our community. Bob Cawtin of awta Douglu ac Co. RF.AL ESTATE. AND MORTGAGE BROKER ac FOVNDU-DUDIOTKI IAY DIDICATro. f>OSISTINT• ~ lll'MSIHTWGQJID(T'S lfSJ .....,...,., ........... "'.., .... _,...., • '-Alf#_. •••"4.....-~we :1111 • (714) 122-sm Tutor Betty Orbach. left. and Chinese student A.J.Wu have enjoyed ~--· . . . . ·~=s. r,.· -· . ~· ii . , ,, A literary endeavor By AJsandra Djurklou. Dai/ti Pilot M ost students enter the lit- eracy program to gain the skills necessary for coping with the complexities of modem life, but A.J. Wu, a Chi- nese im.qll.grant who has lived in America since 1967, had another endeavor in mind. "She said she wanted to write down her life story, but didn't know how to write in English very well," Wu's tutor, Betty Orbach, said. Orbacb. a former Newport Har- bor High School English teacher, is glad to help. •It's become a nice, personal relationship:· she said, adding that Wu has taught her a lot about Chinese culture. · Orbach also has learned that putting together a book is not easy. "When someone writes mem- oirs, they put down everything,• she said. "So you have to do a lot of editing." MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1997 ()ONAdend •t11111CtinN"f dllt- erate, • became many nems- MIY tam in our 90dety, IUCb u tigntng a..._ or~ out loan appnttom, nMI'*• at lieut a tenth-grade ...,..ng .... _ a mutual-_,,...,..11~ Although the program is not geared toward teaching English as a second language, those born in other countries can get help if they demonstrate a grasp of the language, and Wu and Orbach have been working together for three years. To help with that meticulous task, Orbach enlisted the aid of tutor and author Carol Hazel- wood, one of the founders of the literacy program. Hazelwood helped structure the writing and chose which episodes had the most drama. Wu oversaw the edit- ing, making sure Hazelwood did- n't gloss over any important details. 1eveL • ! .. -.... • • ~ , • . • ~ ~ • . . ' ~ . ,. . ., .. ~ • ly benUI-11.w;~ al rela-.-.rik."" ...... ~ ... ~. Uonshlp as Orbach has helped Wu write her Jlfe story. MAAC MARTIN I DAllY Pl.OT They recently completed a manuscript detailing Wu's early lile in China, from her birth in 1921 to her flight from the Com- munists in 1962. The manuscript is now with an agent, but that does not mean the writing partnership has ended. The pair are currently working on volume two, dealing with Wu's life in this country. "I write something, then she corrects it," Wu said. "She's my good. gOod teacher." But sometimes those details were hard to cope with, particu- larly those that had to do with Wu's flight from Shanghai to Hong Kong. "With some of my memories, I get upset," Wu said. Still, painful details make for the strongest memoirs, and will leave a powerful legacy. "It's a great thing to leave to her children,· Orbach said. MYTH The illiteracy problim iii not b&d in tbe Newpart-Mesa area. FACT • -. The Orange c:oumy ...... tar found that Newport Bw:b and COit.a MeM 8119 among the top 10 dUel in the county with boulebolda wboee ' .inames 8119 lea than $15,000. Since illiteleq .. dolely tied to economic problems. d-.e families 8119 considered to be •at risk.• Session offered by library aims to turn parents into teachers How important is it for parents to encourage their children to read? Veiy -children of illiterate parents are twice as likely to be illiterate, and ~ven for those who have parents who read, or who are well-educated, they don't learn to love books unless they're introduced io them. According to studies done by the National Institute for Family Uteracy, children who grow up in an environment where books are valued tend to become better readers. Last year the Newport Beach Ubrary, realizing the importance of taking this inter-generational approach, began off~ring ses- sions every six weeks to literacy students and their families. ~annette & ~ates, Inc. ARCHITE CT URE 470 OlD NEWPORT 90ULEVARO • NEWPORT BEACH. CA • 92663 MEMBERS AIA a. NCAAB • ENERGY EFFICIENT AACHITECT\mE TEL 71 4.645.5854 FAX 714.645.5983 FLOWERS Conroys of Newport Beach Supports Literacy Nature makes them beautifal Conroy makes them last 3601 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach -~- G•A1Hc;1• M l!o•A r t Ac11 wE1>1r ' media planning and buying for Tdevision, Radio and Print. J JO NnvJ»"' Cne#r Driw, s.;* 215 NtfllJ'tll't &Mii, Cf ,2660 111121-1m fox 11-1121--1m . . . • • According to state law, each family has to have a preschool child in order to qualify. MWe want to develop the model of parent as teacher,• Llt- eracy Program coordinator Hallie Strock said. "It's really an exten- sion of what we're doing with our adult learners." The sessions, presided over by Strock and various librarians, teach parents how to read aloud· to their children. Also part of the package are projects like writing and illustrat- ing a picture book. The children draw or cut out pictures from magazines and paste them onto paper, then the parents help come up with the story. Before they go home, families • C & FAUTO ~// 11111111\ 1\\\\\ \~ ~ --i -I jJ Service a: Repair GERMAN • SWEDISH •JAPANESE AUTOMOBILES PAUL FRECH (714) 646-6910 &40 ......... C&NTSll o.w eu1-n taa N~ 8cM:M,CANeec> <7••> 7ee>tau My respects to Hallie and Donna and to all the volunteer tutors. You really make a Wfferencc! Jadr.Dwan .. are given several picture books they can add to their home libraries. Each session has a different theme -the last one focused on bears -but the underlying mes- sage iS aimed at parents. wwe try to make the theme relevant to a family issue,• Strock said. By Alessandra Djurldou MYTH The illiteracy Problem tn this country is not ·a. bed .. a ones tn other COUDtdeL FACT 1be United Statel ranked 49th in a literacy study d~ among 159 countries. Tbe illit- eracy nde tn the United States • . is three times bigber than Rus- ••a. epd five times bigber • than Cuba's. .Reading is and always has been one of my favorite pastimes. I look forward to helping someone else learn to enjoy reading as much as I do. "' -Charles Ferrari The Hafer Family SUpports The literacy Program . We Honor our Daughter Laurel Hafer A GnlU A•l6or ,_ MMty Morw ~ di. LilnYlryl JOHN &c ELIZABETH STAHR • ' . ·-· MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1997 ~isfUrtc· tionally illiterate. And •tthough tnost Fortune 500 ·corporations provtde ~ial trainfng for thef r workers, there are $till blllion-do,flmr losses due to errors. l accidents and high turnover rates. Because unskilled jobs are scarce, illit· eracy keeps people • on welfare. Seventy· five f:>ercent of the unemployed have problems reading, and half of all Amer- ican citizens have : trouble filling out a { job· application. f Illiteracy also con- J tributes to crime. ! The majority of juve- 1 nile offenders and J more than .,alf of Library duo turn new .page· on literacy Part-time employees Hallie Strock and Donna Daniel are fully devoted to promoting. reading in Newport By Alessandra Djurklou, Daily Pilot C oordinator Hallie Strock and her assistant, Donna Daniel, aren't just two part- time workers in the Newport Beach Public Library's Literacy Program -they are its heart and soul. , Together, they tackle the day- to-day chores, which include helping new students, recruiting and training new volunteer tutors; and taking care of the 7 5 students and 70 tutors already involved. They also help organize -events and fund-raisers: . They know what it takes to make this 11-year-old, nonprofit program run -much patience, a lot of stamina, and above all, compassion for those they're try- ing to help, because being illiter- ate in this society carries a unique stigma. uPeople can publicly admit that they are gay, an alcoholic, drug-dependent, but they can't admit that they are unable to reaa and write," Strock said. An Arizona nptive and Mills College graduate who has worked extensively with nonprof- it organizations, Strock got involved in the program three years ago. uy had thought about it for a long time," she said. She started out as a tutor, then, after a year and a half, was offered a position as coordinator. In spite of the difficulties involved, particularly in obtaining funding, she plans to hang on to the job for a while. "I'll be here as long as it's there, and it works," she said. Just as dedicated to the cause is Daniel, who has worked as assis_!ant coordinator for five years. She decided to get involved 10 years ago after she met. a literacy volunteer. She began calling libraries, learned apout the Newport Beach pro- gram, and quickly join~.d in. "It's been a wonderful experi- ence," she said. Daniel grew up in Burbank. Her father.was a "singing cow- boy" in the tradition of Gene Autry and Roy Rogers. But Daniel had no theatrical interests. For a long time, she was tenifi.ed of speaking in public. "I think I tried once or twice, then I was afraid," Daniel said. Hallie Strock and Don- na Daniel have teamed- · up to cre- ate a • learn.big atmos· phere1n the Uter- acylab at the Newport Beach Ubrary DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Entering the literacy program helped he't deal with her fears. Now, Daniel helps Strock teach four annual tUtor training ses-· sions. "Teaching classes was a big bonus for me," she said. And according to Daniel, she is not the only one who has expe- rienced some kind of personal growth while working with the program. "Many tutors have come back to say they overcame their initial fears about tutoring and learned more than they've given," she said. J imprisoned adults l are functionally illit-l ~rate. 'It's aboUt returning something to the community' • · On top of that, keeping someone in prison for a year ~ costs more than t yearly tuition at Har· ! vard University, and ~ the lack of remedial t reading prog.rams in I prison ensures a l~rge rate of recidl- V1sm. . Costa Mesa resident Andrew Kosicki claims to have had ulterior motives for becoming a tutor in the Literacy Program two years ago. A frequent patron of the New- port Beach Public Library, he took a liking to the program's reading room, but found he wasn't allowed in. "They said you can't do that, unless you're a tutor, so I signed up," Kosicki said. Still, his main reasons for tutor-: in!:) are more philanthropic. "It's about returning something to the community," he said. Kosicki, 50, is a Polish native whose family moved to Arkansas three years after his birth. He came to California 22 years later, first settling in Torrance •. then moving to the Newport-Mesa area. When not tutoring, he works for an electronics company. Currently, he is working with .two students. "We let the student determine what he or she needs," Kosicki said, adding that one is getting help formulating a good resume.- But the students are not the only ones getting something out of it. Kosicki said the experience has helped him as well. "I speak more slowly, and more clearly, ... he said. "I .thought I could maybe hone some of my grammat- ical skills, and I have." The most valuable lessons, The Burch Pope family supports the library literacy program. .... • Prtnang _,,. ___ _ f"'Rll."I" -on-. _. onn..y 8lw onWIO,_.f ._ on,,.,,.., ......-r on,_, ... ~f lntrodLi<;/ffO Color Combo Days Too .. ' t The. Newport Beach Fir~figh ters l Association supports the Newport Beach Public Library and its fight • against illiteracy. ·however, come from the pitfalls. Students sometimes become friends, so Kosicki says he has to focus his lessons so they don't become u social hour." • "I kind of combat the issues in my mind," he said. "If not enough progress is made, how do I main- tain the student's interest?" Program coordinators try and help him put things in perspectiye. "Hallie and Donna would be the first to say every student is dif- ferent," he said wryly. "But that makes it kind of liard." .. Also, like teachers at all educa- tional levels, Kosicki despairs when students don't do their homework because with the pro- gram's free-flow approach to teaching, progress is hard to gauge. By Alessandra Dju.rklou 1\lU1\1 "r MenD this ad at the dnw of sale and nceive I 0% off. """ purclta.se ... When You Read ... "Oh, The Places You'll Go,, Dr. Seuss __ _... ...... _,_....;..,..._ __ ~-------~~~~----'~ 631 -2110 I ' I • rz .,..-, .. "':'6.~ ........ • .. ,.. ... ... • . '• ._, I • "'·' • • •• .. -. . .. MONDAY, APRJL 21, 1997 Thanks to our .1996-97 donors Padflc Mutual Foundation Zonta Oub of Newpdrt Har· bor Allen, Dick Alverson, C.pple Alzamora. Phyllis Anderson, Helen N. Andefion, Samuel D. ~.Annette s. BanQ. Patricia Bamhll~ Gaty Beck. Janet c. Bellard!, Chris Benedikt, Russell ' Bertea. Hyla Boortz. Don Boos, Mary C. Bridges. Sharon Brookes, Diana S. Brusk, Kenneth F. Buss, Mk:helle A. C.ldwell, Barbara Carson, David Cese. Robert .. Cash Literacy Cleveland, Catharine A. Clqse, Helga • ·Cohen. Rae Cook. William B. Cooling, Marjorie Cooper, Kyle Cot1cett, Earl Cox. Joan T. Diehl, Pwlda C. Doswtt. Artdr~ J. Drayton. George Dwan, Jadt Engllsh, James F. Evarts. Donald FJshel, Debbie Asher, Eugenie fletd'lef, Alison foole, Ray Forsberg. Eiieen Frenzel, Oscar Frey, Walter W. frobes, Shirley I Gardner, Nancy Gartman, Jill M. Gates, Margaret M. Gehlke, Helen B. Going. John S. Golub, Sidney Gould. Judith J. Gray, Dorothy P. Gray, L<>n'alne M. Greenfield, Karen ' Griebenow, William Hadden. Patricia Haley, Linda L Hanen, Marcie Hanrahan. Linda Hanson, Ron l(rone.~W. Kuehn, Ludlle Kur<Mkl, Kristine Kusz, Jennifer L Ladin. Har<*t Lambert. Jun lamorffW(,, Lou Latte.In. ~ L Lury. J.ne Lewis, Barbara Lyon. Stephanie Malick. Holly Mandel, Rich.rd A. Mann, Adele Marienthal, Gloria Martindale. Elizabeth Mathews, William Mc8ride, Betty J. McClung. Marla S. Mcfarland. Rose McNeill, Sandra Melius. Dian L Meredith, James E. Miller, Grace Nelll, Hilda K. • Newman, Shirley Orl:>ac.tl. Betty Owen. Oaudla L Pat1cer, Gloria Paton, Judith Rowt.nd. Stwwood RumdWd, John A. s.ul. Mine M. Sc:Nlllng. Emily Schmidt. EUnof ,,. Sc:hoetlennan, ** Sc:holler, "®.rt w. Wu.' Jan9t L sn.piro. Mldde L 5milth, HeMn I . Smith. K9fttt I . Stahr, John StMte, Elizabeth ll Stepanow, llrgttt Stlegef, Mike Strauss, Donald Stuart MarjlO Stuhlb«g. ROJefNry Sullivan, Mafjorie Symt. Kathleen E. Taylor, .I.ck BRIAN POBUD/\ I DAll.Y PILOT literacy tutor Ray Foose, right, works withhts student in the literacy Lab in the main library. Cox. Pat Crary, Pete Crowley, James Cunliffe, Marci Daily Pilot Daniels, David J. Davis. Carol S. Dean, John F. ·Denholm, David Hart, Evelyn R. Hazelwood, Carol W. Headly, Jackie Hoffman, Carol Hood, Peggy Howe, Marene S. Hunt. Isabelle F. Hyman. Adele Petty, Phillip A. Poujade, Christine Rabun, Joan Raine, Denise Ramsey, Edwin Rawlins, Marjorie T. Rayl, Nancy Taylor, Jane P. Teeg.irden, Inger Thibault,, larbara Tonneson, Kim L T~I, Theodore Tsouros, Wayne A. Turner. 0.-.nce Turner, James Uebet'Tod\ Pwter Va.n~c.olyn von Ammon. Phftlp Ward, James Wasmann. Junnle Wayr-.., Larry Weber, Marv-et Welnbefg, Elaine Williams. Hil!MY K. Wiiiiamson, Julla P. Witte, Martin STARTING FRO.M SCRATCH Jones, Stephanie Keith, Joanne G. Koll, Dorothy Koontz, Michael W. Reday, Marjorie G. Rehnborg. Joan B. R~. Franklin I. Robison, Ronald E. Rosenberger, Kathy Yoder, Donald H. Zink, Oscar The most important lesson for those training to become tutors? Forget the rules -I Thanks to oar sponsors By Alessandra Ojurtdou, Daily Pilot T he most inipoitant rule, literacy program tutors learn, is ignore the rules. During their five-week training~ession, they are ~old to forget standard curricula of dry textbooks and teaching techniques, that any method is acceptable as long it gets peo- ple to read. . "That's what's so fun about it,• program coordinator Hallie Strock said. ·vou really get to use your creativity.• When using this free-now approach to learning, pio- neered in the 1960s, tutors focus on what the student needs, be it help filling O\.l.t a job application, reading a map or just bemg able to enjoy a good murder mystery. And though this technique may be frustrating for some tutors, the constant need to improvise seems to make them better teachers. While sitting in the Literacy Program office, Strock and her assistant, Donna Daniel, tell a story of.one tutor who encoun- tered a student particularly reluctant to get down to busi- ness. •He'd had a fight with his girlfriend, and just kept talk- ing about her,• Str.ock said, • ,. addi.QQ that, while not discour- aged from getting personal with their tutors, students have to realize they are there to learn, not get free therapy. "She kept trying to get him to start the lessob, but he wouldn't stop complaining,• Daniel said. Finally, in frustration, the tutor got an idea. She asked her student to dictate the inci- dent to her, then had him read it back, effectively turning his _complaint session into a les- son. "When she told us· that, we said 'yessslll"' Strock said, stopping to recreate the moment by giving Daniel a high five. Actually, what the tutor did is quite commonly practiced in the program. There's even a name for it -the language experience approach -and it has been effective because students are usually more familiar with a text they have just composed themselves. And these kinds of teaching tricks abound, showing that there is some method to the program's madness. For instance, before start- ing, students have to go through.several steps. First, there is an interview, where the student's personal information -age, education, etc. -is written down. Then a volunleer tests the student, gauging his or her reading ability. If the student is found to meet the necessary require- ments, he or she is assigned to a tutor and they schedule a meeting to get to know each other. If the stUdent has a particu- lar g<>al in mind, the tutor tai- lors a lesson plan around it. If not, the two make a decision together. According to SCrock, few students get turned away as long as there is someone to teach them. But sometimes she is reluctant to take for- eigners who can't demonstrate the use of basic English. • But most of the time, she works around it. "Our philosophy is, if some- one comes in, they .have a need," she said. "And we try to accommodate that need." However, she will not accommodate tutors with romantic notions about turn- ing their students into biblio- philes. "A few tutors come in say- ing, 'I really want to share my 19ve of reading,'" she said. "But mos.t students who leave here will never go out and read a book. They're just here to get the skills that will make their lives better." The Newport Beach liter1cy Pro9r1n1 woul4 like to 9ratef1lly ecb1wle491 ~. e~1trihti• of the followin9 h1ine11es who ltelpe4 ruke Hr rec111t f1a14-rai11r ~IC~ 1 11eeeu. • n. Belk• e., c111• • DIHeyl1d • Fe1r S..1t1t Het1I • P1•1l1 Be~it • RH4i19 Glm hp_rHs • Tiie Rltt-Cerltt1 Hetti • TN Spe s .... C..st Pim • Wekr N1•1pl1te • YN1-Lll • Newptrt Beec~ Muriett • N..,.rt Tlluter Arts Ct1ter • SHt\ert C1llfer1 i1 BulHn Fe1111 • SH .. C1ut Repert1ry :----------------··---------···-----------------·--···-·y---.-----------... ·----·--·-~---·-------·--------·---·---·-----·--,-------. j i ! And if you'd like to get involved .. ~ !. There may be no more cost-effective organization in Newport Beach than the Uteracy Program. If you'd 1 like to get involved and give someone the gift of reading, please fill out the information below. Thanh I I ! I l Please use my contribution to help match an adult in our community with a literacy tutor. $1,000 ssoo $250 $100 sso Other s_ :::.!: The amount of my gift is (cirde one): i I I My chec.k is endosed. (Please make check to the Newport Beach Library Foundation/literacy) I would like this gift to be in: Memory of: ____________ _ Honor.of: _____________ _ Without specifying the amount of the gift. please notify: Name _______________ ~ j 1 Address · ·" j Charge my credit card: Visa Masterca~d City -------------- ! Card# State Zip. ________ _ ! Expiration Date Please send me information about YOloo-• Signature --. i teering. l Name Please send to: Newport Beach Library Founda-j Address tion/literacy, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Belch, i, City State Calif., 92660. Your donation to the Newport Beach Library Foundation. dedicated to literacy, is j Zip Telephone tax deductible. For more info, can 717-Jl74. t·--·-----------·-··---·--·-----------------------------------·-------------------------------·----------------------------·--- "THE PAST IS BUT THE BEGINNING OF A BEGINNING'' H .G. WELLS • lHE·IRVINE <J . . Supporting Participation In Our Communities ' ..., -. j . ' I EYE-OPENER The "Army· is scheduled io invade NewJJOrt Beach waters SEE BOW QUOTE OF THE DAY "{l)annJJ P.tdkloJ did all IM t/rlnlJI fOnlghl ,.. tMdfor,,.. "* ........ -NEWPORT HARBOR HOOl'S <XMOI LARRY HIRST --,";. ~ .-,. •r. :,_,i_ "'t<.. -J 4o ~ '. • -~ ---- - -.r. ;;. ... ~ __ :~~·-._. ___ ..... _ -------- - ·It's ·Mister McA now~ • At le.ast for now it's Mister McAda, soon to be Lt. McAda as the West Point wishbone quarterback is the Green Bay Packer's choice on the fin.al pick . of NFL's college draft on Sun~ay. By Roger Carlson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Aside from per- haps his mom and dad, Ronnie and Don- na McAda, and perhaps his.JJaticee (Lau- ra Bartis) on the campus of the University of Texas, it is difficult to imagine anyone coming up with Mr. Irrelevant as Newport Beach's Patµ Salata took to the podium Sunday afternoon in New York City .. Even the •self-appointed all- knowing Mel Kiper, ESPN'~ supreme analyst touted to pos- sess more insight than even the coaches and owners of their own teams themselves, w.as caught completely flat-footed. "Green Bay's pick is Ronnie McAda, Army," said Salata, read- ing from the Packers' slip in his hand. Ronnie McAda? · For the uninformed (which is most everyone), that's Mister McAda to you, sir, a 6-foot-21/~, 200-pound senior quarter- back who led Army to its first-ever 10-vic- tory season (10-2) last season. It's not a putdown on the Cadet ... he had never heard of Irrelevant Week, either, until contacted on the West Point campus by Salata.' And as happy as Sala- ta & Co. are of getting a player of McAda's stature on, and off, the field, the Mesquite, Texas High product said he was just as pleased with the honors, which will be bestowed Mr. Irrelevant XX1I June 22-21 here in New-· port Beach. "He didn't know about-us, but he's very excited about coming," said Salata, noting that the time span is almos,t perfect in terms of McAda's commitments with the Anny, as well as training camp procedures with the Super Bowl Champi- on Green Bay Packers. "The only surprise for us was that Green Bay drafted Ronnie in the seventh round," said his mother, Donna, by tele- phone. •He was already set to to to their training camp this ·weekend, btit' then he ..... ......... -~ .... orange county all-star basketball games called us a few minutes before it hap- pened and told u5 to tum on the televi- sion, he was about to be drafted." McAda, presenUy Fl Company Execu- tive Commander, is to be commissioned as a second lieutenant on May 31. . Just how he fits within Green Bay's thin.king is uncertain. As a Cadet with Army, he guided the Black Knights of the · Hudson at quarterback within a wishbone system. He'll get a better feel for it this weekend at the Packers' mini-camp, a three-daY"camp s~arting on Friday. . What transpires after his weekend stint is unclear. McAda has a five-year commit- ment to the Anny (he's a systems engi- neer), although there are possibilities of an • SEE IRRELEVANT PAGE 11 SOU T H PROVES SU PE R 0 • Pulido caps basketball career ... for now after Newport Harbor . senior helps spark the South All-Stars' 103-92 upset with 12 points in less than 14 minutes. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -If Danny Pulido said goodbye to competi- tive basketball for the last time in Saturday night's Orange County High School All-Star Game at Orange Coast College, he did so on glowing terms. But even after col- lecting 12 points, seven rebounds, two assists, one steal and one blocked shot in the South's 103-92 upset yictory .over the North, the Newport Harbor High senior left the door to a hardwood future slight- ly ajar, as he begins preparing to con- cen).rate on football at the University of Oregon. .. .. "Everyone keeps asking me abbut Oregon basketball," the future Pac-10 tight end said with a smile, after playing just 13:54 of the 40-rninute affair, con- ne.cting on 4 of 6 from the field -includ- ing both his three-point attempts -and swishing both free-throw tries. "I know (the Ducks' bQsketball team) didn't do too well last year, but I don't know ... Maybe in a couple years ... • Many believe the 6-foot-5, 220- pounder, who entered Newport Harbor as a heralded freshman hoopstei:; and promptly earned a starting spot on the varsity, might have earned his collegiate meal ticket with basketball. But, citing burnout, he sat out his sophomore season, then missed all but one game as a junior due to a shoulder injury that required surgery. Pulido averaged 13.5 points per game en route to' first-team All-Sea View League and All-Newport-Mesa District honors as a senior, but his selection to the South All-Stars 'raised more than a few eyebrows. "I was really happy (South Coach Craig Falconer) put me on, because I wasn't sure if I belonged," the 1996 Newport-Mesa District Football Player of the Year explained. "But I just decid- ed to work hard in practice and do the best I could. I was happy with how things worked out (Saturday)." Falconer,' who coached Pulido on the Orange County Rebels youth basketball team fqr three seasons leading up to high school, said Pulido lived up to his billing as the surprise of the week-long South practice sessions. u Danny played great," said Falconer, a former Costa Mesa High all-star, who represented the South in the 1966 coun- ty showcase. #He only played a few min; utes in the second half, because I told him I needed to get some other kids in there. He was really good about it. If he'd have played a whole game, he'd have scored 20 points." Newport Harbor Coach Larry Hirst was equally 4n.pressed. · "He did all the things tonight he did for me this season," Hirst said. uHe shot the three, he rebounded, and he got to the foul line. When you think about it, he's only really played basketball about 10 or 12 months of his high school career, but he's still one of the top players in the county. That's pretty amazing. It's also a credit to his work ethic. u A few of the people I was sitting with said they were disappointed he was playin§ football instead of basketball at Oregon." Barring a change of plan in Eugene, however, Pulido, who caught a school- record 140 passes in his three-year varsi- ty receiving career, will be running up the seam of opposing secondaries, instead of ruri.ning the wing on the fast break. "It was a real good feeling to win,'' said Pulido, whose gridiron care.er also included two trips to CIF Southern Sec- tion championship games. a 14-0 title campaign in 1994, and All-CIF Division V laurels last fall. · "J told (Falconer) I kind of ended my basketball career the way I started it, from playing for him back in the sixth grade to playing for him again tonight. If basketball has to come to an end, this was a good way to end it." DAV10 S. FERDIG I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor's Danny Pulido sails between North defenders Ben Jones (left) and Jason Skrifvars in Saturday night's 103-92 South All-Stars victory. Pulido, as well as three teammates who scored in double figures, made sure the South would take care of the favored North squad, which, after erasing an early deficit, led for the final 15:46 of the first half and the first 12:42 of the second. But a Pulido assist on a layup by Tustin High's Ray Hobbs put the Rebels ahead, 78-76, with 8:18 left. Woodbridge High's Brandon Beeson, who earned MVP honors with 33 points, made it a four-point edge, before Pulido answered a pair of North buckets with a layin and three-pointer from the top of the key to bump the lead to an insur- mountable 85-80 with 5:09 remaining. . The 6-6 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo- bound Beeson, who also had a game- high 14 rebounds, !tit 10 of 19 from the field, including all four of his three-point attempts. His scoring output was the fourth-highest in the 32-game history of the event and just seven shy of noy High legend Mark Wulfemeyer's •Costa Mesa senior's free throw with eight seconds left is the difference in 65-64 all-star game victory. By Barry Faulkner. Dail'/ Piiot 40-point all-star record set in 1974. The South, which has now won two straight and four of the last five, leads the series, 19-13. South 103, North 92 North · Lippold 17, Vukovich 17, Landry 13, Wink 11, Skrifvars 8, Krauss 7, Smith 7, Bunn 6, Jones 2, Wisco 2, Ayer 2. 3-pointers • Wink 2, Krauss 2, Lippold 1. Fouled out -None. South -Beeson 33, Hobbs 16, Pulido 12, Ogilvie 10, Gloger 8, Moherman 7, Lopez 7, King 4, Falconer 4, Mendiola 2. Martinelli 0. 3-polnters • Beeson 4, Pulido 2, Hobbs 2, Falconer 1, Lopez 1. Fouled out -None. Halftime: North, 54-50. Kim Nelson All-CIF .. I• hoops laurels • Coaches give Newport- Mesa District MVPs Nelsoh (boys), Kim (girls) second- team Division ID laurels; · · Estancia's Black is honored. -.. Six basketball standouts with local ties, including Newport-Mesa · District Boys Player of the Year Sam · Nelson from Estancia High and Girls District Player of the Year Koo Kim of Costa Mesa High, have been named second-team All-CIP South- ern Section by the Southern Califor- nia Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Association. Mater Dei High·senior Lori Hurl- but, a Costa Mesa resident who rep-. resented the North in Saturday's _ Orange County · · All-Star Game, was a first-team selection in Divi- sion I. Estancia senior Jill Black was also a second-team honoree in Divi- sion Ill, while Capistrano Valley High senior Jen-Black ny Jennings, who played her fresh- man season at Estancia and her sophomore campaign at Newport Harbor, was a first-team Division I honoree. Bishop Montgomery High senior Andree Verhlllst, the 1995 Newport~· Mesa District Girls Player of the Year as a Newport Harbor sopho- more, was also a second-team choice in Division ill. Nelson, a 6-foot-5 forward, aver- aged 18.1 points and 7.3 rebounds to help Coach Rich Boyce's Eagles win their third straight Pad.fie Coast League championship. The MVP of the PCL, Nelson • poW'ed in 20 or more points in 12 of Bstancia's 28 games, including a 40"' point effort in a PCL victory at Uni: versity High and another 32-point outburst against Capistrano Valley. ' The Eagles reached the CIF ID-A Quarterfinals, before falling to Morningside, 68·60. ' ' Kim, who sank the game-win- ning free throw in Saturday's All~ : Star Game, averaged 14.3 points, 5.3 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 3.-t steals in her fourth season as th' .. Mustangs' starting point guard. • •) Bound for the Air Force Academy • Preparatory School, the 5-6 Khll helped Coach Shontel Sherwood's Mustangs compile a 17-11 i«ord, _ including a ID·A first-round playoff loss to ROlaly. . Black, a tint-team all-league an( all-district selection, led Coach Pa\4" ... Xlrby't Eagles in ICOring (13.7) ~ .. J ntboun:z.!~ ' An 5-9 post. ~ • helped the 8agSes to a 1 S..11 reeord, • · including a M-A ftnt·rowid loet tq i Harvard·W.OU.e. .. ,.J Black hu accepted a IOft~ ~ from Wk:blta State UDI· ~' • ventty. -BY Barry PauUra•t:~: -., I. t c ~-,:~ --.~n t .• ' '. ' .~ { . • ' -... _.,,,, • ...:Al...,.· .... ~~_.!_~4 -- COS- TA l\.ifESA -Southern California College's b'5eball team made major strides in the seedings war for the upcoming Golden State Athletic Ct:>nference Playoffs in early May Saturday, twice putting visiting Westmont down Saturday with 12-5 and 9-4 victories. ·The doubleheader sweep ~proves the Vanguards to 29-13 overall, 14-? in the GSAC. : KeViQ Moore drove in five of the Vanguards 12 nms in the opener with a 5 for 6 perf or- mance, including a pair of dou- bles. He was 2 for 3 in the night- cap with a solo homer as sec ~!oded for five runs in the sec- oad inning to take command, after pushing across seven runs in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings of the opener. GoUIUt STAn Anunc c..o......a . Flnto..n. ~I College 12, Wesbncwrt 5 wtstmont 010 101 011 -S ~ 2 SoCal College 011 203 34x-12 15 3 IJllller, Kurz (4), Tomita (4), Ellett (7) and Richter, Montee; Primm, Villarreal C9tand Pegg. w -Primm, 7-3. l -Miller. 28--Newton (SCQ 2, Moore (SCQ 2. H"-Weeks ~. McWerter ~-,. Second o..n. lo(:al Colleae 9, W•r..es.-1bt111R111G11Mn~t 4 • Westmont ioo 101 o -4 10 5 SdCal College 050 121 x -9 6 1 Weeks, Pentony (6) and Champlin; Baily, Steele (4), Lowery (5) and Pegg. W • Steele, 4-2. l -Weeks. 2B -Doyle (SCQ. HR -Weeks ~. Moore (SCQ. A wild day r oF ~cc COSTA ?vlESA SOFTBALL The Southern California College softball team earned a double- header split with Golden State Athletic Conference foe Calif or- nia Baptist to run its conference record to 6-8. In the opener, the Vanguards' burler Jen Houston fired seven scoreless innings, but so did her counterpart Shannon Colosimo, to take the contest into extra- innings. The Lancers got their intema- tion tie-breaker runner home frQm second, but sec battled ba,ck in its half of the inning. Raebel Carver moved to third on a basehit by Christina BlAnken- sb,ip and scored on a Chrissy Vega single to tie the cdntest llt two. Blankenship crossed the plate for the game-winner at 2-1 on. a s¥igle bu Dawn Davidson. The nightcap witnessed five Vanguard errors which doomed sec demite the squad's 10 hits. Cloldmt kn. Athhltlc e.ont.91Ml9 SoCml Coll•!:, 2. c.a ••• , ca1 Baptist ooo 01 -1 2 .o SoCal College 000 000 02 -2 7 1 Colosimo aod Werum. Houston and Murie. W -Houston, 8-16. l -Cok>slmo. ,3B -T!!TY (CBC). cal 9ilpll9t ,, SoC.91 College 1 Cal Baptist 200 500 0 -7 5 0 SoCal College 001 000 0 -1 10 5 Salas and Werum. Merrow, Houston (2), Brandt (5) and Davidson. W -Salas. l -Merrow, 4-8. 2B -Waters (SCQ. 3B • Sikes (CBQ. Vanguards 'zero' out College of Notre Dame COSTA ?vlESA """"15 The Southern California College in.en's tennis team did not drop a single game in nine matches to post a perfect 7-0 victory over vis- iti.I;lg College of Notre Dame in nonconference play Saturday. The Vanguards are 15-7 over- all. ~I ICll soe..1~7 College of Notre .,.... 0 Singles -Ma (SCQ def. Newlove, 6-0, 6-0; Matetc (SCO def. Nieves, 6-0, 6-0; Barriga (SCQ def. Bartahan, 6-0, 6-0; O'Sullivan (SCQ def. Sing, 6-0, 6-0; Baker (SCQ def. Jintai 6-0, 6-0; Kemp (SCQ def. Kemp, 6-0, 6-0. Doubles -Ma-Matetc (SCO def. Newlove-Nieves, 8-0; Barriga-O'Sullivan (SCQ def. Slng..Barlahan, 8-0; Baker-Kemp (SCO def. Kemp-Wartdck, 8-0. sec women fall, 7-2 SANTA BARBARA TINNIS -Southern California College's women's tennis team sustained a 1-2 Golden State Athletic Confer- ence loss Saturday at the hands of host Westmont College. Serena, Xie and Jennifer Olim were the only successful Van- guards, Xie by virtue of a 6-1, 6-1 victory in No. 1 singles; Olim by default. CioullN STAft Ana.me Ol 1 I C11 -b•tOnt 7, SoC.111 Col111 2 Singles-Xie (SCQ def. Abby, 6-1, 6-1; Gochnour~ def. Crawford, 6-2. 6-3; Gutierrez~ def. Tamplin, 6-3, 6-1; Olim (SCQ def. Heri(e, by default; Roberts~ def. Tate, 6-2, 6-1; Chua ~ def. White, 6-0, 6-1 . Doubles -Abby-Gochnour ~ def. Crawford.. Tamplin. 8-4; Gutierrez-Chua ~ def. Xle-Oflm, 8-6; Herb-Roberts ~ def. White-Tate, 8-4. . ·. ~ ,, Do\W> S. f8DG/DMY Pl.OT c-. .......... ~ .................... ~ ........ JC TENNIS Erickson captures title(s) • OCC star wins singles; teams with Gilliam in doubles. COSTA ?vlESA -Cami Erick.son could not be stopped. She really couldn't. The top singles player for Orange Coast College's women's tennis team looked like she had no brakes in a performance that earned her the Orange Empire Conference title. Saturday, Erickson claimed the crown by whipping Saddleback College's Gabi Rios 6-3, 6-2 in the OEC championship final. Erickson wrapped up the season with a perfect conference clip of 12-0. Her overall record was 13-3. As if one title weren't enough, Erick.son teamed with Whitney GUliam and the tandem reeled in another championship for Janice Moran's Pirate squad. · Erickson and Gilliam defeated Gloden West's Judy Durr and Penny Jones for the doubles banner, 6-3, 6-4. Erickson and Gilliam, who constitute Orange Coast's number one doubles team, battled to an 11-1 conference mark on the season. . . --..... ... .. --....... .._.. ............. ........ MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1997 • • t I -• r------------------------------------------------------, IRRELEVANT CONTINUED FROM 10 "early out• after two years. One can only surmise that the 23-year-old McAda will be disposing of his wishbone playbook long before he sheds his Mr. McAda.moniker, as well as before he puts bis Mr. Irrelevant XXIl label OD bis chest. Originally a celebration of the last player to be picked in the National Football League's 12-round draft, which made the honor even more dubious, recent doings of the annual Mr. Irrelevant have become far more relevant -ala Matt Elliott of the Carolina Pan- thers. Awaiting the Army is the Arrival Party/News Confer- ence, Disneyland, the Beer Can Regatta, The Runnin' Gunnin' Golf Tourney. the Lowsman Trophy Banquet and many other related festiv- ities. Runner-up for the Irrelevant honor (No. 239 on the list Qf draftees) was Richard Jordan, a linebacker at Missouri State picked by Detroit. Green Bay had another sev- enth-round pick (No. 231) and· the Packers chose Jerald Sow- ell, a fullback from 1\tlane. L------------------------------------------------------~ COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASEBALL SOFTBALL Fullerton punishes Orange Coast, 8-0 CdM wins, s-1 FULLERTON -The Orange Coast College baseball team only went through two pitchers in Sat- urday's Orange Empire Confer- ence battle with Fullerton. Despite that fact, Fullerton still put it to the 12-25 Pirates with an 8-0 thrashing. Orange Coast's Mike Scbwam went five innings on the mound. but was tagged with the loss. The Pirates could muster just five hits off of Fullerton's Ryan Kennedy. Kennedy earned the complete game shutout. Orange Coast· drops to 4-15 in conference play. Fullerton upped its record to 20-18 and 6-13 in the Orange Empire Confer- ence. OuMill &9m Gar I c:I Fullerton .. ow .... Coast 0 Orange Coast 000 000 000 • O S O Fullerton 201 001 13x -8 11 1 Schwam, Moore (6) and Chapman. Kennedy and Logan. W -Kennedy, 4-2. l -Schwam. 0-1. 2B -Garcia (,F1, Bryant (F), Logan (F). EL SEGUNDO -Corona del Mar High's softbaLL split its first two games at the El Segundo Tourila.ment, besting Redondo Union 8-1, then falling to Bisbop Montgomery by the same score. Westlely Wills and Hayden Aley each went 2 for 4, Wills with a triple, Aley with a double. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Place Blda 11e on me and All Work muat be com-apecllled prevllillng ralH of apu"ta eacrita a maqulna Ing the true namt for tht your clalm with the court County shown 81 Parcel 3 A tee .a3 all persons Interested In available at: Office of the pitted within l4xtv (60) con-wagea to all WOfilera em· en esta cont. flctltlous name wherever 11 and mall a copy to th• par-on Parcel Map No. 90-259, ORDER TO this matter appear before . PUBLIC NOTICE Phyalcal Facllltlee Coordl· secutlve days. flme la of ployed In the euc:utlon of Una car1a o una Uamada ap,aara In the compta. Int tonal representative ap-flied In Book 263 Pages 3 SHOW CAUSE FOR this court In Department - -------nator, Ardith Richey, Coast the HHnce. Fallure to the Contract.. telefonlca no le ofrecera l/t8 ,..8 DAHIEL ·0 pointed by the court within and 4 of Parcel 'Mapa In No. 703 of the Orange Community College DI•· complete the Work within No bidder may withdraw proteccion; su respuesta '"' • • tour month• from the data the G>ffice of the CoUnty CHANGE OF N.AME County Suptflof Court at STATEMENT OP trlct; 1370 Adams Ave., lhe time Mt forth herein any bid for a period of tlxty Htlta a maqufna tlene que FELDINO, JR. of nrat lnuance of the let· Recorder of •aid County PETITIONER(S) ALICIA the address shown aboVe ABANDONMENT OP Bldg. "O", Cotta Meaa, wlU ~Hult In the lmPoaillon (60) dap after the date Ml cumpllr con las formal!-Publlahed Nawport tera 11 provided In aectlon The property 11 commonly CASTRO on behalf of on 6-3, 1997, at 2:00 o'ci· USI! OP FICTITIOUS CA. (714) 438-4'°" of llquldated damage1 for fOf the opening of bldL dadea legllH apropladu Beach·Co1ta Meta Dally 9100 of the Cllllornla Pro-referred to as 2616 Ocean StEPHAHIE MARIE MEN-ock p.m., and lhen and BUSINESS NAMI! NO'TICE IS HEREBY each day of delay, In the A payment bOnd ahall be 11 u1tad quiere que la cone Pilot April 7, 14, 21, 28, bate Code. The time for fil· Blvd Newl>Of1 Beach Call· DEZ, EVEYLN LIZETIE there lhOw cause, II any The lollowlng perton1 OIVEH that the above-amount Ht forth In the "In-1'9qulred pt1or to execution Hcuche au caso. 1gg7 Ing claim• will not •~plre fomla (APN 052--032·1S) ELIZARRARAS, MARLENE they have, why tne petrtlon haw abandoned the uae of named Schoof Dfatrlc:1 of formation fOf Bidders." ol lhe contract and ahalJ be SI u1ted no presenta au "1644 before four monlh• from Bid• or olfara are invited E.UZARRARAS. HAS/HAVE tor change ot name should the Flclltloua Bualnau Orange Couney, California. Each bid muai conform In the form Ml forth In the rHpueata a tlempo, puede the heating date noticed for this property and must FILED A PETITION FOR AN not be granted. Name: Coast R~onatruc-acting by an4 lhrough Its and be reaponalve to the c:onttact document•. perder el cuo, y le puedan PUBLIC NOTICE above. be In writing and will be re-ORDER TO CHANGE It ls funhef ordered that a Uon s.Mce1, 2625 w. Au-GoV9mlng Board. herelnaf· conl111C:t documents. Each PIA'auanl to Section 22300 qultar IU ularlo, IU dinefo YOU MAY EXAMINE th• ceived at the office of Cov· NAMES FROM STEPHANIE copy of this order to show rora 12, Santa Ana. CA ter referred to a "DJS. bidder ahall aubmlt, on the of the Public Contract y otras co111 d• au BSC e1s1 me kept by the court. 11 you ington & c.owe anomey MARIE MENDEZ. EVELYN cause be published In The 92704 TRICT', will recetw up to, form furnished with the Code, the contract will con-propledad ain avlso adiclo-NOTICI! OP are a person Interested in for ConseMitor at 1l31 W. LIZETIE ELIZARRARAS, NB/COSTA MESA DAILY The Flctltloua Buslneu but not i.tet than th• conlrad documentt, a list Ulln p<o"4alons permitting nal por parte de la corte. PETITION TO the Htate you may me Siltth StfHt suite 300 Qn'. MARLENE ELIZARRARAS. PILOT, 11 newspa?ef of Name reltffad to above abo~atated lime, Maled of the PfOPOM(f IUbCon-the eoc:ceuf\11 bidder to Exlsten ottos req\,iaitos le-ADMINISTER with the court a formal A• tatio CalifOmla 91762 or TO STEPHANIE MARIE general circulauon put> waa filed In Orange County bid• for the awwd of a tractors on thlt pro~ 1Ub1tltute aec:urltles for any galff. Puede qll9 usted quest for Special Notice of daliv'ered to How11rd s. BC>-CASTRO, EVEYLN LIZETTE ~shed In lhls COIA'lly, at on 2 ·2 0 -9 7 , F 11 e conttact for the protect ci. required by the monlff wltMeld by the qulera llamw a un abogado ESTATE OP: the filing of 111 Inventory rtnstein of Covington & CASTRO. MARLENE CAS-least once a Wfflt lor IOUJ No.F711649 acrlbed as: and Subcontracting F Dfatrlct to ensure perform-lnmedlatamente. SI no ROBERT EUIER SWAN and apptalsal of estate as-Crowe personally at any TAO. cons.cutMi weeks prior to Oll'f J. Klinge, 2825 W. Reroof of SocW Science Practk:el Act. Gowmmenc ance under the contract. conoce a un-.l>ogado akll ROBl!RT E. SWAN Mii or of any peliUon or time after first ~Ilion II 11 hereby ordered that the day of the hearing. . Aurora 112, Santa Ana, CA Building: SklM C.,.., Md-Code Section 4100 et aeq, Each bid auomltted In r• pued• Damar a un Miv1c1o CASE NO. A117033 account 111 Jrovided In of this nollce and before aa P9t'90nl Interested In DATE: APR 8, t997 927Q4 Ing; and Chemtltry Build-Each Bid ahal be ac· aponH to thla Notice •hall de referenc:la de aboG•dol To a• helrl, benaflc:lar1e1, section 1250 the Cllilor-any aaJe Is made. Sale wlU this matttr appellf before RICHARD o. FRAZEE, Thi• bu11ne11 11 con-lnQ. companied by a C*tlfled or contain. .. • bid l\em, ad-o • una oflclna de ayuda crtdltora, contingent credl-nla Probate Code. A R• be made on ~ii 28 1997 thl1 court In Department SR JUDOEJCOMMIS- ducted by an'lndlvldual fhere '1wll be • Twenty caahler'a check or bid equate thfftlng, lhoring, legal (vea el cllrec:torlo tel• tora. and peraons wtlO may quest 1or Special Nolle• or lhereall., within uie lime No. 703 of the Orange SIGNER OF THE SUPl!- Oll'f J. Kllnge Dollar ($20.00) non-bond In an amount not IMI and bnlcing, or equivalent fonlco). otherwlae be lnternted In form Is available from the allowed by law to the Plf• County Superior Court 11 198737tS383 . refundable payment r• than ten percent (1~) of method, for the protection CASIE NUMBER the will or estate, or both, coun clerk. ton making ihe hlghell the addreu shoWn a~ve RIOA COURT • Thia atatement waa filed quired for uch Ml of bid the total bid price, payable of Ufe and Umb In trenches (Numero del Caso) of: ROBERT ELMER SWAN Attorne~ for the P•U· and best offer for the ptop-0!' 5-20, 1997, 11 2.00 Adult lndhtlcluaJ Petl- with the County Clerk of dOCUfTlet\ts. Check• ahould to the Dlatrlc:1 u a guaran-and open excavation, HE08840 aka ROBERT E. SWAN Honer• erty. o clock p.m., and then and Uoner, Oer.,dlne Rita be made payable to Cout tM that the blddtf, If Ill wtlk:h ahall conform to ap-A PETITION haa been • This property wilt be told thef• 1how cauae, If any Hendon, t 8444 ao1 .. Orange County on 3·26-97 Community College Dia-proposal 11 accepted, ahall pllcable ealety ordera. The name~ addr"' of filed by MARGARET w. HARRY E. WESTOVER, tor cash, payable In fun by they have, why the petition Chic• 178, Huntington Dally Piiot Mar~h 31, April trlct. promptly uecute the Qovernlnti Board the court la. (El nombr• Y SWAN In the Superior ESQ. (CSBI028248), certified fund• on close 01 fOf change of name 1hould Beach Ca. 82849 7, 1'4, 21, 1997 Blda ahall be t'eCeNed In Agr"ment. furnish a eatl.. Br Wllllam M v... dlreeclon de la cone H) Court of Californla County HARRY I!. RITOVER escrow not be granted. 1 me22 the ptac. ldrifled above, factory Faithful Perform-l!d D Chan'oellor' LOS ANGELES MUNIClPAL of ORANGE. ' a AISOCIATES1 80t All aatH are aubtect to II 11 lurthet ordered that a B P~~l a~edM Newgo,lyrl --------•and thoH bide lhall be ance Bond In 111 amount C ' C nl coJ. COURT, 14400 DELANO THE PETITION requests DOVl!R DRIVE, STE. confirmation by the 1upe-copy of Ihle ordtf to show eac • ?1 a esa a PUBLIC NOTICE opened and publlcty read not'"' than one hundred oaet ommu tr STREET, VAN NUYS, CA that MARGARET W. SWAN 100 NI W p 0 RT rlor court, and no aale may cause be publl1hed In Piiot April 14, 21, 28, May aloud lft the aboYe-stated percent (100%) of the toe.I .... Dlatrtot 91401 be apPolnted at personal 8UCH CA 92880 be con1ummated and no DAILY PILOT. a newspaper 5, 1997 ITATl!Ml!NT OP time and plac». bid ptlce, fUmiah a Pay-Publlahed Newport repreNntatlve 10 admlnl•· • . deed may be recorded and ol ""'9fal circulation pub-M613 ABANDONMl!NT OF In acocwdanc:e with the rnent Bond In an amount Beach-Co1ta M ... Dally The name, addreu, and ,., the Htal• of the dee. Publlahed Newport del!vered to a chaler lllhed In thla county, al -------- Ull! OP PICTITIOUS provlalona of California not Int than one hundred Piiot April 2t, 21, 1997 ttlephone number Of Plain-dent. Beach-Costa M ... Dally unt• eou11 con11r:11on hat leut once • WHtc tor fOUt PUILIC NO~ BUSINl!SS NAiii! Publlo Con&tact Code Sec> percent (100%) of the total ml7I tltra lttomey, or ~tilf THE PETITION requeata Pilot April 21, 25, 28, 1997 bHt'I acquired by the Con-c:onaecutlve Wfftca prior to The folloWlng penona Uon a300 the Ollttlct ,.. bid price and fumllh cw-wtthout an attorney, 11: (El the decedent'• Wiii and mlt74 ltl'Vator the day of the hearing. fll llL ,.,.,..,. ha. abandOned the UM of qUlr•• tt1ai the bidder Po9" tltlcatn ~ that the PUIUC NOTICI • nombre, la dlrecclon y el codlclll, If any, be admitted The ~alor reMIWI DATii FEB 1 t. tff7 rem-- the Flctilloua lualnHa "'' the ~JIU" reQWed lnawance 19 In ef· 1.._1 numero de te4e'ono del to probate. The Wiii and 'UILIC NOTICE the right '° ref\lae '° ec-RICHARDO. FRAZEE, -.. '!!!!,.111~1 .__ Name: VldeO To U. 112$ aHlalllon Of ~I .. feel In the wnountl Ht ene .._ abogedo del demarldanle any codlcila ate avaAable cept eny bldL IR., JUDOIJCOMMIS-,,,. -.. - VlctOfla St.. IF, Cotta certee • the ._ 1'81 the bU'I In the .,.,,.., condl-SUllllOllS 0 def demandaNe que n9 '°' examination In the Ille onetC11U8 Kl•BLY A. ROHM SIONIER OP THI SUPE· clDlllO 11111-. a. AIM Meta. CA taeal' '**Mt II a•ded: tlone.. In the ewnl of Wure ~IOleJUOICIALI tlene abogedo •) kept by the coun. IUPUIOR COURT OF caer Ne. tlll'll), '"°"COURT WUY.fl\UE. 111111 - T"-flotltloua 8utlneee coneredor. flloolnt LJ. to 9fW lnlo the ~ E TO DeRHDAHt: "'"ut"'l O .,,.:,, ,,__ ,.. TtiE PETITION requeeta CAIJPCMUttA, COVIMQTO.. & C9'0WI AUC1A CASTRO eoa --.., ... 211, ,__ Name '9terred to ~ oenee C4I and -.cue. 11' ·---(Allteo • Acuaaclo) RENE! ~~ · .-~~. ""'• euctloffty to edmlr.ltW the COUllTY OP ' ' Wllr.CAll1UI WU fled In~ CCM.fty NallH: Mii It. 1"7 dOCYIMllll. l&dl btd'Melf-... VERMILLION, db• ESQ., lar No. 85719, ..... under the lndepen-SAN •DNAADINO u.P, AnORNfl9 AT W£STEAN AVE., N2T. "· ,...... 'Mir !i on t-7-13 fie No H5'711 and A9HI II. fll1 f'lly .. M ~. The SOf'lWARI! VtOfO and 15780 Ventura BIYd., 6""9 dent AdlNnlnatlon Of Et-W.ST DtSTIUCT LAW, t1 It W• IT IVfNA ftAAK. CAUFQR. ===-.._.. China ~· 382 V1o-WA&.k THAOUQH: Mw 7, PMllM ,.,_mMCe Bond DOES t tfw°'9' 10,' Inc» 1520, Encino. California tat• ~. (Thia ~ llXTM ITR•llT, POST NIA toat C J 14 ~ 10ria "lt. 113: coita Meta '997 • t:OO Lift. 0CC lhll NIMn In Ml toroe alll9. t1 .. (111) tM-7~ d.alow the per90Nl tePo Co~~tora"!~.~f OPPICR aOX 1111, Oii-ftubllatled Newport .... S.. .... CA CA 92827 • • Ma11•1Mee and 0,... tnd eftocC through d'9 YOU ARE •ING IUEO IY DAT la JUL y u r~ IO take "*'Y tho ~ oM --•• TAR IO CAL IPORM IA IMCtl-Coata M91.a Dally ll1QI Thia bualneu 11 con. "°"' Comptls loollad °" ~ l*tod .. = "1.AIHTifp!: CA Ud. la ..... ,... ' act1on1 without court • •I W' ""-I A• '" anu, TU. caoat ~ Noe Ap'I at, 21. w.y a. .,....._.~!Ir dUctecl by huaband and ,..,... "°" rw1Q Mon!-......._In the generll defMndando) MAU:oc..M ~K K. ~ proval. Before &Ming car• IUITINOU, C.....,.,. UH PAX (909) Mt· 12 19117 1 • wife tor W. ID end 81 _hrtdng --. DEARY, dba A.YA ftAOD. U11n ¥efV ~ flCIOne, ... , • ·,. .. ..... ..... Ctllna ~ L.ot T' {7t4) at.-.0. The °"'"'1CT ,...,,_ UCTI RICH, Clerk, 'V .IUMltf hCIMYer, the penonal tePo CAU ltO. CPW t40 e'HI, AUerMya .... mll7X ... C:. tM)~n••N 1tO OATI: June I. ttl7 the rtgN to Ntect any or 11 You ,_.. 30 CALINOAA ...... N DerMtr ~ wtl be *"*9d MOTIC• OP IAU Le111e a. 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TM•CtTYCOUNCtLOfl~~.::"::i..~=~w~~-=-:~= 1111 ...... ......., .. llil..,.._..,_!!!-ex:a. CONTM&l.._..__.fAlSC#l ~Hztl TH• CITY Of' NIW-MIMI Id unll ~ Onng9 CoJN'( on ._, t• Thie U!Mlenl wu lhcf -..a ._ Ulllllt ';:,,~ ~ of ~--. aJfREUllllDllldt .... • :. ._.... • l'ORT HACH APPROV· TM ~ unb ~ tl07 tff737t'ltM WICt\ tM CC>Ynty ca.r1' of llcllolll ~ '*"' Jra~l 1"7• :is" Oita J TllNWO, t~=lllD.CA.., Tftlll Will IW. AT ING.,AN AMINOllaNT lain Mlle. ~ hMna Deify PlklC Apfl 21. 21. 0r-. County on ~20-97 -md ... an ...... • = ...._ n.. .......... ., -~ AUCTION "TO THl ST TO DISTOICTUIO -................................ "'' -tH1Ut4Ua ~---. ..... :-... ~ .. =an Gt Olal9:mT",.. "*' ="~:?9i 142 TO 9'ICL.Aaltl'Y 1~Nlcholu A. ~:. 0eav P110t March :u . Apfll PMn1EA$ Ir'-.... K. al .. CounW a., A ClullWOft, 7 1VllT ~ · -llX 1t9'0PDT1•a Lo. ~Yvg:'!.n'= ,:t PUILIC NOTICI 1. 1•. 21. 1801 m&22 = · ._ ._.. *'"' ,.. NOTU· 'ActlOllt ...... .=...,.ia-11 111111 U.. C.Ano OFF Off ™1 1ur•~ 215-St•ven fMI•: Aotltl-• ..,.... lllUILIC NOTICE nD ___. -11111 ,... DI 11111 plOt '° M • ......, ....,. "')'Ult~ ,_... • '* ~ ,,. ,..... COllln*ad =--=-= cLC SOUTH SIDI 01' MIU 351·1'.>tlorlt Hawtctns; 481• Nam• ltetement .. r=a.ll of OllllOt 1lle -of tllil --dl191j ... 11 .. 111111 lfl .. Y-· ..._. MIMM UllldW ..._. i...a "'* SdDft ~11111111 11 D 9' IV•, e • T WI• N ~· L90 OetertaQ: 492· n,. followtng S*1ont w• 'lcutloue 8u•IMH := t. 1VllT Mt of ilMlf dlOm .. ldt l ol .. :::. ~ ~ lcMout .,_ IWN ~ ~ ~. 17 lie tmt of .. to T.D. llrviol BIRCH anurn AND ~ Kennv: 5»Satnl'IW c1o1ng bU.ine .... : M~ N•me Statement ·,.. ~ ..._ ... _of•ActlOlll ... ._, .. _ ......... ~..._ '*'*--on_.. COmPlllY) • t1Dlll • w CYP9'•SS 8T9'1•T. Dalton: 565-Ch,lllOphtr MIVOM lnvftllnenl Club, Th• IOllowlng '*~· .,. ..... M ~I NlrN lft *'*" ol .. l!Qf* nut bt Ned Jfrtor.. '* -SIND. AOSEMMVHAHNA 1D97 .. .,... ~ liO 1114 now FROM THI! UNCL.Altl-S.acMr, 57te.Jay Ham-117•2 MacArthur Blvd., doing bu11nut u : ... ltW'lt llltlt fn .. Ofllc11nobr llldlr ,_,., M , Tlll flllno ofllit _,,..,. CIOlt TNt ....,_. .. filed SIGNED' tON~AUFP Mid b¥ IC undll 11N Deed ot '8ID (Ut DISTRICT TO pel: 747.J.rnty L Moor•: Ste.212,lrvlne,CA92114 KalentPrtu, 1'91 1 othCou""Cllfk AlllWAc:t·c:ommon._(Sel&aoft1 notolitMltauthOAa .. uttln .. =an Of Tla ........ W8111111 Truetlil lltpr~~--- THI! AORICULTUR.ALo ~62.JOt•L GOdlnu AM• Schro•d•r. 19142 Skypark Circle, IJ. lrvlne, Mius Mnaa N111n1 ~ttMQ,Mne9tllldPwlf lliUIMeOflRcHcXll Bullnetteountton 1, 1VllT. .. =a.k Of ~ TRUIT~! HlllAY Publlth•d Newport MacArthur 81\/d., SI•. 212, CA92614 lftltlbtfiltdPIO'tohl•,IOOde) Namtln ~Of .. llQlllSof NOTa• Rcdoua ~Oft, 1~ R C1.AAK 1EnY EIU~NE RI! •• DI NT I AL c .. .A) Beach.Costa MHa Dally 11\'fne, CA 12715 Ronald e. Sp,lggs. 801 1lle fillno ot WI ........... filll Alino lftOlfllf undll Fedetll. Stile. °' ....,,., ..... IM ytd f NIJTU. I Nan ciNuc BfNiflCIAR~: ROE ITY DISTRICT AND AN Piiot Aptll HS, 21, 11197, Patricia A., Johnson, 741 Paularlno Ave., A·103, not. ot 11M1f IUflOfllt b 11111n NIWportlltlch-ColllMna commonlM (Set 5ecaOn 14400b c11et 1t ._ lllld In.. SllllllNft .... lw yt111 f FEDERAL SA~NGS NH> A M I! N D M E N T T 0 W053 Sunnyhllls Rd., FUiierton, Costa Meta, CA 121526 this stall of a fle*Mlut ai1inm CN41~ ~ • 14,21.28. It seQ , Business and ProftulOOI of .. Cou-C111k A new f;d ... diet It w. fi6ed lft .. ASSOCIATION CHAPTERS 20.00, PUBLICNOTICE CA92835 Thia buelnHt It con·Namein~ofbt1"'9ot Mlly8.1987 COde). icMISullnmNlme Of .. ~a.AlllWACi Wlllb«24 1917a,,_, o, 20.10, 20.os AND Thie bu~ln111 I• con· duct•d by: an lndMdual • ll!Olher undll Ftcleral, s.1 Al'ltf'Wno rnnt bl fllecl plOt to lhlt daM. ~ M~ *'"' 11•7761in 9oo1 P'Dt. ot 20.67 OF TITLI 20 o, Notlc• 11 hereby given dueled by. a geneial Pll'I· H111• you 1t1rted dol~ common law cs. Sectoo 1 PUBLIC NOTICE NlwPOrt BNch.eosta Mm nw ftllno of thiS.....,,.,. "'* bt fllld llllOr., M * Oflclll Rtcordf In Ill olllCt of THI NEWPORT BUCH that lh• und.,slgned Wiii Mrthlp bUsln .. 1 y.t? v ... 3189 tt seq Businesund ProflSllOlll CN414923 GE)(C1708AOI' noc 01 ill.if auflcNtZI .. UM I 1lle lllclQ 01 Iii .....,,_. .. Recorder ol OfllllllC<1u11t~: MUNICIPAL CODE TO be sold al Public Auction ~.·r· you l?l~ed doing Ronald E. Spllngs COde).. fll IL 1trtmtl14 H.21,2.8, .._ 5, 1W7 lhs ... of I Mioul Buwnm ftOt OI ..... .,.... .. utl I YOU ARE IN OEFAULT1JNDEJI A on MONDAY, MAY 05 • .,..1nn1y• o Thie 1ta1emen1 was flied Alllfilino ftC1ll10UI-Nlml ll'l~of .. llQll!lofthilltmoflAc:ftOdl DEED Of TRUST DATED ESTABLISH REOULA-1"7 A'Y 10:00 A.M. KEUY AnM Sch1oedw with 11'11 County C1e1k ol New rt8ucfl.COSllMtsa .. tl'A~ PUBLIC NOTICE lldlll undll FOii s. Hime In~ Ol .. llQllll 1t/10ll7.UNLESS YOU TAKE TIONS TO ALLOW THE & KARL JACKSON, K.E. Thlt etat~t was fll9d <Mng• COYnty on 3-27·97 ~414f:& Alli l4.2128. ,_ 5. Tiil IOlowing l*IOft(I) iW1 common~ (Ste sdon 1 ' 1110111f undlt Ftdelll. S.. ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR KEEPINO OF LIVE· AUCTION SERVICE, P.O. wilh th• County Cletk ol 189737t5443 1W7 . doillG --ai: HOME'll>EO ...... 111n111111 •• Bulinm llld Pnllmions common .. cs. Sdol't 1 PROPERTY IT MAY • SOLO STOCK AND TO RE· BOX 825, RIALTO. CA. OrangeCo~mlyon:J.19·97 OallyPilotMatch31,Aplil , 201S'W1stSt..Ml..0. RCm'IOUllUllBS COde).' et11Q ,Butinet1andPlof AT A PUklC SALE.If YOU VISE MINIMUM LOT 92377, 909-873-0744, Al.JC. tH737t4844 7 14 21 1997 m627 PUBLIC NOTICE Ma,CUl'Vm -tTATmBIT Antfino Code). N£EO N4 EXPUNATK* Of AREA AND LOT WIDTH TION BONO #723-4' • 19. Dally PHot Match 3'. Aplll • • • Sult YDlk Chai ?.514 "t Tiie ~no i)lllOn(l) I NlwpOlt 8'acll-Coal Mesa Ant FiMno THE NATURE Of THE PRO. REGULATIONS . MAE~~~P~~~ NE~~~~~ 1.1•.21._1991 m626 PUBLIC NOTICE fleNL111m11114 Mowst.n>a.SiOn.ltM. ~11nesus:45.,....RlT ~111601~• ~hach-CostaMesa ~~!&frJ[A~~ (AMENDMENT 855) BLVD .. COSTA MESA, CA PUBLIC NOTICE FlctltloO• 8utlneH FIC11TIDUl•lllBI ~ s.qL-1~1J7048dslDI, #20 7•14•21·2.8. 1987 a.417&40 ·~28• ._512. 1532 HIGHLAND ORM. N£W· Sub1ect 0tdlnenc:e was 92627 Neme Statement IMMf STAn.&n' TNt bullnas 11 ~ "'" lwt PORT BEACH W2fl0 (If a 1~1':'uc~d ri991~• 24~h day UNIT 1. NAME FlctlUou• 8u•lne11 The followlng pe1eons ar• . nie fOIOwlnO penon(s) i*9 "'=has not. ytt blOU Aw Su~ ttwJ'L~ PUBLIC NOTICE IU'Mt lddrm 01 common 0 rue • • an we~ • INVENTORY Name Statement doing buslneu as· RHd dOino bullnm as: Y~ BAH 80 ndlr -&m' Pll1', 9540 PUBLIC NOTICE dellgna110n ol prQOlrly Is ~dor1~~~n the 141h day 0 A 136, RICH TOBEY, n,. followjng persons.,. Realty o,oup, 1745 Paloma SAMM RESTAURAHT, 9072 ~~ ::.n_ Ave Downey CAll0240 fll ML 1"1111-s11owi lt>M. no wr111tv II pr~ y ES COUNC IL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS doing buslneu u : Unlqu• Drive, N•wporl BHch, CA Garden Gml l!hl1. Gatoen '*"" atld '*9n iti1 busantss IS concllCleCI F£TmDUI IUllHI Fii ... 1"7t111757 gtwn as to llJ com ..... Of • A 1 4 8. 0 . A. 0 EL 0 , Conc•pts Unlimited, 21915 92660 • Glow. CA ll'Z&44 • ....,,. --1'1 llAME ITA~ ACtmOU11UUB1 eo<rtCllllU). 1111 blnlldlry MEMBERS: O 'NEIL, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS HarbO< Blvd .. 1379, Co1ta Scott Chrl1to~her Ried, Kwang.la Kim. 151 N ftdOt. sue> SUNWOOK......... 1""''"'_,_., ..... p. Tiie toflowino PMOn(a) MlftSTATmBfT undlr said ONO of Trust. by THOMSON, EDWARDS, A217, CHRIS MARR. Mesa. CA 92626 1745 Paloma Drlv•. New-way Simi. Anlhelm, CA "280f .:... ~-~w·~,rlftd to ~:..: ~~ doino busums as; THE FORE The tcllowino l*IOO(S) '"" ruson Of a tnach OI dtfallt In NOYES, and MAYOR HOUSEHOLD ITEMS WllUam Gregg, 1380 Vil· port BHch, CA 92660 Ths business 11 corwclld ~ ... .....,~._,. SGn' GROUP, 3a nn.za dolno butlnm as· TENET HOME Ille obllgadoM MCLlfld lll«tby, DEBAY A251, STEVE WILCOX, leg• Way, Colla MHa. CA Thi• bu11n, .. Is con-an1ncNQJll. Coun!ron~ '2.199'7. ~..:':"" name Mw,o.MPoilt.CA"2m CAAf Of SOUTHERN CAUfOA-htrt tolor• IXICUlld llld,.dellV· N 0 E s • c 0 u N c I L HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 92626 dUcied by: 1n lndlllldual AeoiStrllt has not yet blgun t«JTK:E. ~IS nemtS rein. . John J. Aogofl, 33 Ttrrm NIA. 56()5 GIR!en GltM Blw' tred to Ille undenlgned • MEMBERS: NONE A269, CALMON INCJM. Ed Or•m. Ill, Wiibert. 4522 HIV• you started doing ID tl'lnSICI bus111ess under Ille S.mtl'lt t>qltllS INS ylllS lro ~~~-Ho &IHw~ A'ISI Mir Ow Point. CA Q2629 SUi• •3()1 Wts1minste< CA Wrll11n Otctarallon ol Ottaun ABSENT C OUNCIL COOPER. HOUSEHOLD w. Watkins, Santa Ana, CA business Y•t? No fldlDOUS buSlnest name Ol ... It WIS '1ltd In .. ..... ..... "' -"" n Thoma Mlairlo, 92683 • . and Demand IOI Slit, and ITEMS 92704 Scott Chrl11opher Reed names listed herein of h Cou!llY Cllfll A new Fd ,.,.._..nt . llMfty Giii! Cilde #1410 OINda HomeCalt Inc wrll11n nollcl of dtfault and ol MEMBERS: HEDGES, A455, ROBERT HILL, Thl1 buelneu 11 con· This elat1men1 was filed SIGNED KWANGJA l<JM _., Business Hime Slllltmt This stallment WIS filed ~r CA'¥t JT7 ' ' (cakfoma C0f1JC),.oni 3820 eltetion to cause 1t1t under· GLOVER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ducted by: a gen11al. part· with tho Counly Clerk of Tl'is,ftllltment WIS filed Wllh rftlst bl liltd pno< ID 11111 cs.. Ille Cou~Clellt of "ms buSl!llSS Is COl'Olded Stall Sllltl Slnla earti.ta CA slantd to~ Slid Pf°'*'Y to MAYOR: Jan D•bay 8372, SHALAH SCHNEI· nershlp orang• coonty on 3·28·97 the Coul!IY Clellt • o1 OranOe Thi hfino ot this ltllement CountY on 8. 1QD!-1 oerll pemerslip ,,... rw. • sabsty said obllglllont. and c 'Ty c .. ERK I DER, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Have you started doing 19973715545 Coumyon AQnl8 1QD7 not of itself IUthorize Ille us• i NOTICE· s Ftdltous genie st1lnt cOmmenc:ed ""'TI,; busi s ' conducted lherealtlr 1'11 undersigned LaVonn• M. HarklHs 8389, BRYAN WILLIAMS. bu~lnees yet? No Dally Piiot March 31, April HOTICE·TiiS ·Ftdl-ous Name this S1ltl of a Adieus B!isl Stlllmentexp~ h~ VU!' lro lrlnslct "ts1ness under aco~onnes II by c:aused Slid nollct ot clllault The entire lex1 Is evall· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Wllllam A. Gregg 1 14 21 1997 629 Stlltment --m'1ive -ws lrom Name'" 'f!Ol*>n of Ille nghtS o Ille 11119 it WIS tiled in Ille Offi . ficflous business neme o T of Bu , Ho and ol ellctlon to bt Record· B492. RONALD HAR· This statement was flied • · • m ...,.. . , ,. Office ainotner under Ftclerll Stall of Ille CountY Clelk. A new Adi . 1YPI Sll'ltSS. me edOec:embtr 26 1996 as1nstr. able for review In the City RINGTON, HOUSEHOLD with th• County Clerk ot PUBLIC NOTICE tile date it was filed in Ille I (Ste sed. 1 . •ous Business Nllne Stall lllll'llS tisted above on MalCll 24 HUthCanl N 96-6508081n Book PJal ol c1e1k's office or the City or ITEMS Orang• County on 3·17·97 ~tile Cou~ Clellt. A new Ii~· :'"moneu~nesund ~~no rrust be hied PflOI to 1lllt dall 1QD7. Registrant has not yet beOUn O~idal Records In lht oftlcle of Newport Beactl. C236, JOHN HAYES, 19973714326 FlcUClou• Bu1lne11 tous ~SI=~~:._ C::· The hl1no of ttls Stlll!ment SIGNn::JOHNJ.~ld to l1lnSld buslnus under Ille Ille reco<der ol OrangeCounty; pub I Is h. d New p 0 r I HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Dally Pllol March 31 Aptll Nam• Statement ~I b ol ttf"~ dou fif1t fillno • not ot 1tsell aulhonle tile use I ,.ment WIS WI hdl'°"s bultness name OI Said Sile ol i>fOPll'tY ""' bt Beach·Cosla Mes3 Daily Hi2JleH~~~Tt~~IS II. 1, 14, 21, 1997 'm624 The following per~ons are not~~ auJior1u Ille ~se in NewPof\8HCll·COSll Mlsa ltls stall of a ficllous Bus111es ~~nt •• ~J. =is11d~n HOMECARE, madtln •Is oondhlcln~oul P1101 April 21. 1997. C338 RHONDA DELL doing business as. Wealth Ills Sl3lle of • Fidl~s Business CN4146811T·284&-S• Name 1n ~non ol lhe nghtS l«'.lmETh's Acffous INC a... N Lu-Asst covenant or wwrantY, QPflSS m677 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • PUBLIC NOTICE Creators International. 1731 Name in •olaon of trll h..-of 7,14,21,28, 1W7 anocner undtr f'edtrll. Slall, Sllleme,. ..... "' hw _ f .,~:.::!, 111 ._ .. n. or Implied, regarding 11t1t pos· ---------•---------Labrador Or.; Costa Mesa. "''.. common law (Ste Seeton 1 -.-·----. •• _, session, or el1Qlmbn111et1, to PUBLIC NOTICE C362, LEAH GRIFFIN, FlctJtlous BualnHs CA 92626 lll01tler unaer F'edtrll. Stael, or PUBLIC NOTICE el seq Business ano Plufessio lhe CS. rt WIS Mid II\ Ille n.1 5*mtnl was flied Wl1h PZ/ Ille rtmalnilg pR)clpll HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Name Statement Cirm•n Kovar 1731 La· convnon law (Sff Secaon 14400 Code)' of tile Ccuf'llY Cltlk. A new ~ 1111 Ccu~Oetlt of Orange sum ol the noll(s) stCUtfd by ORDINANCE 97·14 Pub 11 sh •d N •w Port The following peisons .,. bredor 01.. Costa Mesa. et seq · Business illd Profe'3IOllS fll ML 1Mn11uoe first fibno lolls aisiness Name S•me Ccu111Von. 8, 1D97 said Deed ol Trust, wfth "lnllf· AN ORDINANCE OF Beach.Coste Mesa Dally doing buSlness ' u : Fluid CA 92626 Codel FICTTT10UI..,.... Newport8eaci'l-CostaMw "'1St be l~td pnor to INf dall HOrw::f. Fichous Name est IS In said no• prowtdtel, THE CITY COUNCIL OF Pilot April 14• 21• 1997 Solutions, 1690 Scenic Av· this business Is con· Arstfihno MllflTAn.Bf1' ~415460T·287S-J. Tiie hino of 1'11 .-mtnt Slalltnent t>qltl'IS lrit ytMI from ldVll'ICIS. II l/IY. 11ndtr Ille THE CITY OF NEW· • m6Sl enue, Cosla Mesa, CaJllor· ducted by: an lndtvldual ~546~ ~ The lollOIMno l)ICIOn(s) 1n. 14 21.28. May 5. 1997 "'!'of rt:setl ~.~!" 1 .. dall 1t was hied in ll'lt Office ""'1s ol said Dltd of 1MI, PORT BEACH APPROV· PUBLIC NOTICE nia 92926 / Have you started doing • ..,... doing llU3iness ·a: SIRNAY tlU S1* Of• ......,..,... ~ of ll'lt Cculll't Cltrll A new fict· felS, dlafges and ~ ol INCi AN AMENDMENT Fluid Research eo;pore· business yet? No 14.21,28, May 5. 199'7 .-1m· · 3174 Wist 1Jncol3 PUBLIC NOTICE Hime in 111ol*n ol Ille~ Mlus Bullnus Name Stlllment Ille TM111 end of Ille ·ruses ORDINANCE lion (Nevada). 1690 Scenic Carmen Kovar ~m 'CA92D anolhef under F90erll. Stall. "'1St bl flltd Pllo< to 1lllt dalle crNled by Slid ONO of TML· TO TITLE 20 OF THE NO. 97.13 Avenue, Costa Mesa, C•ll· This sta1emen1 was filed PUBLIC NOTICE Aahok IOUIM 17410 S fie llt.1"721151a conm>n law (See Seeton 1 The fthno ol Ills Slallment does Said Ult .w bt htld on:..'.'"1'PrM CITY OF NEWPORT AN ORDINANCE OF lornia9262~ with the COYnly CIOlk ol AVIBllClmmtCAG0703 FIClTTIOUSIUllNEIS etStQ ,BusinessandPlufmi notof1tselfdl0nlelheuse 1n 28. 1997. at3:00 p.m.on tht BEACH MUNICIPAL THE CITY COUNCIL This business Is con· Orange County on 3·28·97 FilMl.1"7171I015 Tiis'buslneUisconclldld MME STA~ CoOe) hi SU. ol 1 ~Mlus BusintSS Iron! sttpS to Ille tnll'lllOI ol CODE SO AS TO ADD ducted by: a corp01atlon 19973715544 AC11T10UI IUln&t enl~ The followlno pelSOfl(s) ~filSt FillllO !Hime tn ~ o1 tr11 nghtS oJ Ille °'*'OS CMc Ctnllr,'90 E CHAPTER 20.48 (SPE· OF THE CITY OF Have you started doing Dally Pilot March 31 April Mlft ITA119Bf1' ~has llO( yet beOUndolno business a BURG~~ Hewp0rt BelCll-Cost.1 Mtsa lnottter under ftde1111, Stall. OI Ch.1lpman Orlnol. CA Ar Ille CIFIC PLAN DISTRICT: NEWPORT BEACH bus!ness yet? Yes, 3-6·96 7 14 21 1997 • rmil31 • The tollowino lltfSO,"(s) I ID lrWISICt business under Ille #7418, 101 Main Street. #410. CH414624 Alli 14.21,28, May 5, common law (Set Secllon 14400 llmt QI ltlt ~!iii publlcllql 01 OLD NEWPORT BOULE· AMENDING SECTIONS fluid Research COlr,>_fl· • • • ~ doino business as. lledous business f\llTle °'~"'noton Suell, CA '1'l648 1997 et SeQ . Business and PlufesS1ons !his nollcl, Ille totll amount of VARDI AND TO REVISE • 5.15.040 AND hon. David J. Cllne, resl-PUBLIC NOTICE CLEANERS & ~. • .......... _ <Wano N. ~1111 811 Nof1ll Code) !ht unpaid bmnc. ot Ille . 5i5.110COF dent WllllltA~ll.le.IMne.CA 1111n1t"~"""'"""'"· Bi CAins14 I PUBLICNOTICE Amf11t obllg1llonS1CUredbylh1~ove DISTRICTING MAPS CHAPTER 5 15 OF This Sla'tement WIS flied Flctllloua Bu1ln•H Bong Slk Oii; •m Do St;HEO: AStOCIOiUUAA trlMll~~ snop. ~ded ~ Nlw:iBtlcl'l-Costa Mm desalbtd Deed ot TNSt and NUMBERS 5 AND 25 T HE NEWPORT BEACH with the County Clerk of Name St•t•ment Onw, LI Palma. CA~ Tlls Slllement WIS l11td WI an rt(js cll:ness is CN41540382!>567Alli 14 21 28 tsdmalld eos11 • ..,.....~Cl TO RECLASSIFY THE MUNICIPAL CODE Orange County on 3·19·97 Th• tollowlng pe1aons are TNs.business IS conducted ~ ~n"t.rc'i:~ 1~ Oiange 1~strarlt haS not yet ~n ~== f.4my 5. 1QD7 ' ' • adVances Is $307,030.23. Jt Is AREA WITHIN THE PERTAININQTO 19973714840 doing business as: News· an1rd111~ll. ~TK:ETilis ficOous NarnelD trillSld business under Ille posslbleth1t1tlh111mtatate PROPOSED BOUND· OFFICIAL POLICE Dally Piiot March 31, April port Sports Training, 17 RIQlstrant haS not vet beOU Slllemenl :..,..res hve yU11 lromfl~bous bUsll'less name or ......... MAllE1....__ STA~). PUBLIC NOTICE lhe openln.~, 1bld bll\I¥ bf!"' ARIES OF THE OLD 7 14 21 1997 m623 So1renlo Court NewpOl'1 ID ~ buSlness under the -. ...... .... .,,. _,.,,ng .,..,...,"a I than Ille to.., ndt >lldllllS uUI TOW SERVICES. ' ' ' Coast, CA 92657• lidl•ous busintSS name lht dllll 11 WIS lded In Ille Office 111mes bs""' ... tttn dOlng business a : LOI.A Dat1:4~VJ7 WESTERN RE· NEW p ORT BOULE· Subject ordinance was PUBLIC NOTICE Thom11 HendlickK 11 llll'lleS listed llellin. ol .. Cou~ Clelk A new fict· SIG~O QUANG N HVY~H SPECIALTY FOODS, 2512 fll aa.. 1"7'71179 CONVEYN4CE COMPN4Y INC. \/ARD SPECIFIC PLAN Introduced on the 24th day Sorrento Court, Newport SIGNED· BONG SIKOH lous ai11111SS Name Stllement Tiis slllement was filed wttll Fender AVIM, Urit E. f\lllenon FICTillOUI IUIUEl1 as said Truatll. F~ FROM RSC·R AND RSC· of March, 1997, and was Flctlllou• BualnH• Coast, CA 92657 Tlis· statement was Med n11st bl filed prior ID 11111 date. tile Cou~ ..... Clent of Otange CA ~1 NAllE ITATmlfr Palma. Assist.it Secx'~ H·R TO SP·9 (AMEND· adopted po the 14th day ol N•m• Statement This business Is con· Ille County ae111 of Ola The flfino Of this Sllm/Nnl douCounty.,e!!E:n; 1,~ Name EPairun enetrpnses, A ..... Tiie lotloWlng Pl~ 1750 E. •lh St. 511 700 • ...s.nta MENT B58) Apfll, 1997. The followlng p•rsons ar• ducted by: an Individual Cou"IY on APR! 2. 1QD7 noc of lt:Mlf IUtholltl .. uS4 in !«'.)\.,,. • .1 COip., 1~A I.Oma \1sta, 001no buSlnas 11• Ana, CA 92705 (714) S43'83n Subfict ordinance was AYES, COUNCIL doing buslnHt as: Kline Have you started doing NOTK:E· Tiis ~~s Ills Stall! of a Acdous Business Stmmlnt elCP119 ~ yQl'S ffOlll Stoindo. CA QQ245 COUNTRY HOME NURS WI are mlsllng 1t1t ll9nOClarY 1n1roduced on the 2411\ day MEMBER s : o •NE 1 L School, 320 EHi 181h buslne11 yet? No Sllltmtnl expm IM years f Name tn ~Ilion Of Ille llOhlS o1 tile dllll rt was,..~ '!' tile ~ 1l'ts business 1s COllO.ld!d SEFMCE'S. ~~-~-to co11tCt a debt llldlny lnlor· ol March. 1997. Ind was THOMSON EDWARDS' Street, Costa Mesa, CA Thomas H•nd1lckx Ille date It was filed in Ille Office anolhtf undef f'edtrll, SU!le. Q(ol Ille Coul!IV ""''"'"new........,. ICCMllOlllof• 8oullvlfd . ._.,.., "'...,..· madon wt ollllln wlll bt USld adopted on the 141h d•V ol NOYES ~nd MAYOR 92627 This atalemenl was filed ol tile CounlV ~A new nca common law (Ste s.c..on 14400'°"' Business Name scamenc ~has not yet ~ D2708 for tlllt purpose wlltthlr r .. April. 1997. DEBAY I Susan A. Kline, TNSIH ol with lh• County Cl11k ol lous BuSlness Name Stltlme ltseQ., Business and PnlCISSIOllS mm bl filed pnoc ID 1lllt dlll ID tl1llSld llU3inas under ~ °'1'!11' ol Ol!Yld ~or In MttlnQ. IF AYE S , C 0 UN CI L th• Susan A. Kline Trust Orang• County on 3·28·97 st be filed • ID IN! dlll COde) The lillno ol thiS SSl!lme,. does fic:Hous buSllltSI neme Grove, (calrlol'lll Cof1JOf*MI) AVAllABl£. THE EXPfCTEO MEMBERS: O •NEIL N 0 ES• C 0 UN CI L Established Sep1embe1 26, 19973715528 ~ fllino of ur'sm.ment dou Alll Fino not ol dMll adhonze tne use '"rwnes lislldl'leftlin. 3820 S-. S1llel. Senta OPENING BIO MAY BE OB· THOMSON EDWARDS' MEMBERS: NONE 1986. I 209 Delaware . . NewpOrt8udl.costl Mesa tilts• of 1 ftchous BuslnessSQEO EPICURE.AH ENTER CA m1~ TAIHEO BY CALLING THE ' ' ABSENT COUNCIL Street Unit #1 Huntington Deily Pilol March 31• Apill not of Itself IUlllOnze Ille use in CH412!15811168)t.fNAQr Name 1n lllOIJllOn of Ille nohtS ol ' • Tlls bu3tness1SCOl'Wded FOLLOWING TEUPHONE NOYES, AND MAYOR MEMBERS· HEDQES Beach CA 92&48 1• 14• 21• 1997 m633 tras Slale of a ftchous IM!ness T 14 212.8,1W7 another undll' ftdtrll Stale orflflSES, INC., A CA Colp ' By I~ NUMBERS ON THE DAY BE· DEBAY OLOVER ' ' This 'business Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Name in llldaon ol lhe ngllls~of ' ' ' common law (Set ~on 144«J°":: wtnne. Sec. fMd Type of BusineSS' FORE 'THE SALE. (714)480- NOES• C 0 UN CI L MAYOR· J n D b dueled by: an Individual · anotllei under f'edtrll. Slllt. 0 PUBLIC NOTICE et seq, Butinas and Professions Ille Ccu stamtrt~Cltltlw~ n..~ Hulll CM 5690 TAC. 440175C 'PUB. •n MEMBERS: NONE • • • ar • Have yOY llatted dolng Flctlllou• Bualneas common law (See Stdlon I COde) --.r AeoS1rlnl "" not yet begu 4114. 4121 ABS EH T C 0 UH CI L ~VI Ty M ; ~~ R K ' buslneu ye~? YH, 9-26-84 Name Statement ~eq,, Busi~ and PlufWIOllS fie Mo. 1"72711527 Am Fihno ecu:~. \:'~ Name to 11..act bu•nas unoer ltlcl--------- M£MBERS: HEDGES, onne ' a eH . Sus811 A. Kl;ne Th• following persons are ~ RCTTTIOUSIUSIBS Nlwport8cxn-Costat.4esa Stlllmelt five f 1ic:nous butlness neme ocl MAYOR: Jan D•bav able !Of 'evlew In lhe City with 11\e County Clerk ol Design, 1543 Valencia, NewPoCt 8eacll-Cos1a Mesa The lotlOW1ng person(s) 1ntt 1,14,21,28, 1W7 of Ille Countt Clellt. A new Act4SGNED MEDICAL CENTER c 1 T y c L E R K : Clerk's otllc• of the City of Orang• County on 4.g.97 Newport Beach. CA 92660 CN4~m?is~ Aor dOtno business as H~~ALISER PUBLIC NOTICE ious !klsiness Name Slllement GAROEH GROVE. By-Alan Lu LaVonne M . Harkleaa Newport Beach. 19973718892 Dlllla E. Oalrdne<, 1543 • • · • COLLISION cefTE.R, 23761 ~a • rrust be filed l)l10f ., !hit dlll gren, Asst SIClltlly GLOVER Th• entire text Is avall-This tlalemenl w11 r.!ed doing buslnest IS: W.O.W. A!St no MlfEITATOIEffT CN411764111649M.Y~ lhedlllrt=",;ed in~oo':names•Stldheltln ~ The enhre llKt is avail· Pub II stied New po r 1 Dally Pilot April 14, 2)-. 28, Valencia. Newport Beach, PUBLIC NOTICE Fabflcln1I. Unt A. Mtt1on ~tic>. fill ... 1"7t11l7H The lino oC Ills SC.ment dou This S1111me,. wa f~td WI able ror review In lhe City Beach·Costa Mesa Dally May 5, 1997 m654 ~1~2~slneu Is con· CA= Oe111r0,an 1622 F1CTIT10UI IUllBS ~of fL1elf 111thonl1 .. u~ in~ ~n"""" Clt~r Orange• MC9llC,,.. Clerk·s office or lhe City of Pilot Apill 21• 1997· 675 PUBLIC NOTICE ducttd by: an Individual M>llCETOCABXTORSOflUU( ~s.Sant1Ana.CA9z707 IWIEITATOIDn' this stale'?' a~°':.~~ ~TCE:tb's8,~'<lus Name •MONA&. MM Newport Beach. m Hav• you •tarted doing SALE "Ttu butineu IS conducted 171 Thi following f)lllOn{s) 1 Name in '40!8'on ''V'..., StlMment eicpra fi~ y1111 from C et Mott Pub 11 shed New Port PUBLIC NOTICE Flctlllou1 BualnH• business yet? No (SECS. 1104, 1111 U.C.C.) an lndl~dull C!Olno business as: UNITtO WES another under Ftdelll, StMI, M .. dale it was filld in Ille 0111ce C~pelety Crema~oryaiy Beach·Costa Mesa Dail N•m• Statement Diana E. Oairdner ESCROW tiO. T·~ The registrant commtnced to MED HOM: HEALTH. Q)() common law (Set 5edlon 14400 of Ille Coulll'f Cltrll A new Act· • • Pllol Apr II 21• 1997. V NOTICE OF The following pers?n• .are Thi• statement was flied NOTICE IS ~ IJ'o'n ID transact bullness under Waslllnoton Awr111, Santa Ma 11 seq . Busmds Ind Professiona lous Bu1tnna Name S!mment 3500 Pacific vi.w Ori;. 67 PUBLIC HEARING dolng buslnHt IS. BAS· with the County Clerk ol ctedlDll of the wittin named ric:o•ous bultlllSS name CA 92701 Code). IT\lst bt llled PflOI ID 1lllt datl Newport 8eectl _______ m __ 6 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY Brokers Realty Sel'lllCH, Orange County on 3·28·97 Setler tNt I bulk salt is lbolrt ID names Hsled abow on~ lM\C Holpt3l Corpotalion RISI n~no Thi flli of this Sflllment dots 944-1700 PUBLIC NOTICE GIVEN that a public hear-~ggo1,e1arrai~ ~~ .. Sit. 19973715532 be made of !tie assets descnbed SIGNED NICHAH OEMROJIAH (C4fiforn1 ~1111~.L-~78~~ not of ~I euthOllZt .. use tf'I ~===-=====-1 ---------•~g will be 'C°ld gy II\~ Ba~er ~~alty and 1011111• Dally Piiot March 31, April ~ Ind busi T11ss•mentw11l1ledW1 ~~Stmt. ........ ., 714 2128 1997 thiS.-otaAdlWOusBusiness l PIEICEIELL•!!fl!ll'IA NOTICE OF 0~1~9 M~sa 1~r. 81~gg ments, Inc (CA) 4000 7, 14, 21. 1997 m630 aodrlssn rw;s Ille '*' ~Ille Ccu:1'oni Clerk ot 0 Tiis buslneu 15 conclicl!d ' ' ' • Nlnll 1n 'lllOl*>n ol lhl tlgllts ol ....,...,WAY' Pur:U~!~~~h~~a~uornla p.m .. J ai soon ih.,ea~er ~~~~ ~~~· sie. 130• PUBLIC NOTICE MYUNG H. K\\ON, 15.175 Bir· eou:1~e.r111t=tous •COfPO'*" PUBLIC NOTICE :n~:(:"~~~ Mort~* Chap61 Sell·Se1'111ce Storage Facil· 11 poulbl•. In lh• Council This' buslnHs It con-lane.I Palla#ay, #Cl01, IMne. CA Slltemenl tlq)lllS hve yt111 fro Type Of Business. Ho et seQ BuSlness Ind Professions Cremation · 1ty Act (B & p Code 21700 Cl\1mbe11 of City Hall, 71 d led b ti F1ctltlou1 Bu1ln•H D2718 the dlll It WIS fdtd tn Ille Off1 HullllCall Alt NL 1n737111t1 COdel . el seq 1 lhe unde1S1gn9d Fal1 drlv•, Cost. Mesa. on ~;v• ~ • ~::~• :ing Name Statement The ~on 1n Cllifoma of Of the Coulll'f Clerk. A new fidl Aegisnnt l'IU not yet beOU ACTmOUS IUllBI At1l Mlino 11 o Broadway • w111 sell a1 publtc auction. lhe followl"j Item: business Y•I? No The lollowlng p~1on1 11e tile clief ~hi office of ~ •ous Business Name Stateme to llW1SICI buSlness under NAllf ITATBIBfT Nlwpon Buell-Costa Mesa Costa Mesa on April 28, 1997, personal REZONE ETITION R·97· Bau• Reilly and tnv••t· doing bu1lne11 as. Purrlect seller 1s; (I Slllle IS allow , lt'llSt bl hied PflOI ID 11111 dlll llQ-.1 bUSlllSS name o The folowlno person(s) 1 CN41540182S557 •14.21.28 842_.180 property Including but not 01 , lor lh• Ctty of Costs mtnte Inc Rob•rl R Auto Service, 188, 2301 90 stllle.). same IS*"' The hllno of itas Slllemtl'C l'llmlS ~s11d ller11n buSlnest as: DA~ N4A Mly 5 1gg7 · --------• hm1ltd to lurn1ture. cloth-Mell, to rHone proP41rly 11 Bauer 'pt1[).P~esldtnt · N•wpo11 Blvd., Cotta As ltSllO by tile selllr, 11 ltSell IUlfloftzt 1111 ~ lJWt.C t«>Sm NXJSTRIAL PAATNERS • Ing. IOOIS and/or Olh81 120 Virginia Place from C2 TNs '11aten'l9lll WH flied Mesa, CA 92627 butlness nemes llld addlma not ol USI I COAPORA'OON. Br: Alan Lu 1420 BlistOt snet Noc1n, '---------household 11ems 1ocatad to Cl; and to 1az009 prop-with the County Cl••tl 01 Kuam Jlvanl, 1 Cape uted by Ille Sllef within tlnl Ills ltnt of• ficabOuS Busi grtn.Asst SeertlllY 100 Newpoct8elcl\.CA92660 al 9rty al 2060 N9Wport Bou-Ora t County on 4-~97 Codt. lrvln•. CA 92620 ylllS belM 1111 0.-SUCll Ht in ~olOOn of .. f10htS Ths ltalamtnl WIS !tied WI i>allls Anllletm lrdistn Wh t t ed in~ 1,..,.,:aec1 Property 20153. 2075 leva1d from C1 lo R2·HD. ng 19973717020 Thi• buslneu . Is con· WIS WC Of dlliwM., .. taiver lllOlher undlr FederJI, Stal! 1111 Ccunty Oetk ol PlltnelS 1420 Bllsa:JI en you re un "o CJMOW Newport 81 Cosla M•sa Envllonmental Dtl.,mlna-ducted by: an Individual 1 Noni common llW (See Seeton 1 Cou 1 Ala 8 1097 • ... Ca. 92627. i7t4) 646-561S tlon: pmlously •dopl•d Dally Pilot April 21, 28, Hav• you started doing art:~~":; businasletseQ ,BuslnesundPn>I ~~·TM ·~s ~~ lOO. NewiJortBtacll. you're tuned into your COmJDuni~J • TIME· 8·00AM. StOfed by Ntgtllv• Declaration. May 5, 12, 1997 M683 business yel? No IOOltll Of Ille..... • .. YONG Code) s.mtm ..... five )'1111 f WllNm I( ON 142D Bit - th• tollowlng persona· NOTICE IS FURTHER PUBLIC NOTICE Karam J1vanl -•-art: Fi11tfillno hied . , s, E207 Stevt B•nnett EOI i GIVEN that al aald time This slat•m•nl was filed NA & E'STHER Y. NA. l8162 Newport Beac.ll·COSta Mesi .. dlll it Wll in .. Rei Slrttt Hoitt. 511111 100, Nlw William Keyes, E2n' Pauly and plac• all Interested Flctltlout Bueln•H with lh• Cpunty Clttk ol ~ St. WeslrrilllW. CA CN414018 ~ 14,21.28. May 5 ~~ :::s a.,::=. ~~ 926800 ... ~ ............ 1 Leroy/N1mllh H047 John p.,1on1 may apJ>98' and Orang• CoiJnty on 3-28·97 ........., 1W7 -·-, ......,.,.,,._,., w Bauo H 123 Sheny be heard by lh• City couo-Name Statement t 9973715527 Thi assets to bt sold M , rrust bl hied pnOf ID !hit dllll.. Bnstlll Sllllt Nollh. Slate 100. J w 1 · ell on th• 1bo11e lt•m. Th• lonowlng person• ar• descllbed in ~ •: stock in PUBLIC NOTICE The flltno ot INS ~ N1wp0rt llNch, CA 92660 Pr~per1 2451 7, 1725 IF THE AFOREMEN· doing b~slneu as: E.E. Dally Piiot March 31• April ndl. l1iclJ1tSr •pmelt, '1dt-not of its4lf aifloriZt .. use i CNrtet L 8udllnln. 14 Pomona A111., Costa Men, TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· McDaniel'· 127 Jad• A111 .. 7, 14, 2t, 1997 m632 name, QOOdWil. , ..... leathold fill Mo 1H737116n ttls ,_of 1 Acttous Bu91 BriS10I Shit Nollh, Sul1I 100. Ca. 92627, (71 4) 642·3'107 LENGED IN COURT, the Balboa Island, CA 92662 PUBLIC NOTICE il!lPl'Mment Ind CMOR not ID RCTITIOUS IUlllUS Name tn 111ol*>ll Of .. llQlllS Newpolt9ucl\ CA02MO TIME: 9:30AM, Slored by challtng• may b9'11mlled to Marianne N•lson Mc· compell • • NAIH STATHIEJfP lllOtllef' under fldlrll. S.. o Robelt J, Thilf01111'111, 1 1he following penona: only thoaa ltsuH raised at ~nlrli 1~7 ~!d9•2~;'!·· B•I· Flctltlou1 Bu1lnH• and aie IOCltld at 15375 Tiie fOllowino ,..rson(a) llotrtcommtlll llW (Sft Sdon t 81111Dl Sll'llt Nollh, Suill 100, P411 Daniel De Mara. J'. th• public hearing de-a 1 en • " ""' N•m• Statement 8alTlllCI ~. #C101. Wne, bu ""'· .,....E p•• I-et MQ , llllslness Ind Plofessto Newport Beach, CA 92MO Propo1ty 00101/22301, scribed In thl1 notlc• or In Earl Edward McOanlel, 127 Th• lollowl ertons are CAV'Z718 dOl[jb tintSS as. tn ""' COde) fklrO 8. Kim, 1420 8111_,, 2065 Placentia Avt .. Colla written c0f1t1pondence d• J9;d•. 9a1boi latand, CA doing busln~,P H : Errand Tiie Business 111mt 1111d by ~~ .... 1 ~ARTLIJ.EJOIHTSI cA t:2.~111Rllt tilino Slrelt Noc1n. SUI• 100. HewPoit Mese Ca 92827 (114) llv•r•d 10 Iha City Council 662 Bu1t•11 1993 Ct1u1ch SI Iha a•r at lhlt IOCllOll 11· ""'""'1"'" 1• • ..._ ~ Nlwpo1t8eac/l-CottaMesa Beach CA880 646·6 iss TIME: 1 i :OOAM, •t. or prl0t to, Iha publlc This bu~lnut 11 con· IF. coi1a MHa, CA 92627' TRIOUEST CN{. • James H Pol~f'!ste: CH416404825657~14,21.28. JMc. M. f«.1'11. 1420 81111Dl Stored by th• lollowtng h9Mlng. ducted by. an lndlvldual Randi 811h Ad•lman 1993 The ll*il*d 0.-of .. Security ~ ,....,,,.. rust • Mlly 5 1ll07 Slnlt Nol1h SUi• 100 NlwPolt personr. 8051 K•nl Mc· MARY T. ELLIOTT, ~~r~ .. !0:.11·~~ed dolng Chwcl\ St, Apt F., 'costa lllAtt Ult II Mlly 7, 1987 ... :t-::'·~a~ncoln Aw,.,. • Buch.CAm • ~~!onAog;o~a~:'~: D•~~~1~1~~le~~wpo,1 Mallanne McDani.t ~~r:· ~~:~~2:a 11 con f,:1 ~rll ~~ ltls iiusinm is eonclu'*<I PUBLIC NOTICE 1 ~ ... ~Pconcll'*<I ~ E 01 M Thi• 11atem9flt wu flied • --1m1..-llll4Slmlrt tNtt --· _ ....... vino. 131 an• .,c.,. BHch-Co111 Mesa Dally with the County Cleltl of dueled by: an lndl'Vidual Glove, CA 92643 Hive you stlf1td dolno buti -. ... 1-....... The l'IOtnft commetael ID EJ18 Alen W. l<Ht Piiot Apill 21, 1997. Orange Cot.Inly on 4+17 Havt you elart•d doing The bulk~ 11 lllbjed ID~ 11•2].1111 =.....-.:."!:~ hnNCt ~ llndW .. All saln ar• subj.ct lo m679 1"73718748 bUslnets yet? No CallfOll'O lWfonn CommM:Q1 nest . ya, """., ,..,..,_ -licltOllS unea ,.,.,. Of' prior canc•llatlon. T9fmt, Randi Adelman COcll Sdon 8106 2. JAMES H. nlU\, Ill, -ITlllmm '*'* ...i lbCM on OtcemOet tulH 1nd '119"1•tlon• avail-PUBLIC NOTICE Dally PlloC Aptll 14, 21, '28, Thlt s111ement wu filed 1 90 IUbllCI, S. nwne llld T11.1M nie f*-'O PlllOll(l 19 1911 l?)te 11 •al•. Dated this May 5, 1097 m653 with the County c1.,k of ldClrm ol lhl '*'°" Wlfl wflOlll Ths Sll9ltntnl was lllld wifl dDlllQ ~ • SDiiij DAWI AHAHEM NlUS· 1'!t1 and 2ut d1~or AprM, Flotltlou1 8ualne.. PUBLIC NOTICE 01ange county on 4·15-97 c:llinw f1'llY bt filed is TEAM .. eou~_,cttr11 of Ollnge PRESS. 4M AMflMI iw k mw.fiMTNEM1 ~ Ylllllm It t997, by PS angeco, NemeltateMent 19973717810 E.StmOW.INC" 131518ftlolhlnCICcu~onf':llj'.7,1997 ~CAmJ'T ~GenMIPlllw ~~1 ~:'r,'20~<.r:> TM IOllOWlng P«ION .,. FlctlUoue •uelneH Ody Pilot April 21, 28, ~ GMian' °'°"'·CA 843 ~~~.t:.~ ~ -Jla Ko, 1241 N. 1'11.-nM .. lllld Wiii 2u.:o·io Bond· NO doing~ ~s:'h-N•ine•t•t•tMnt May5,12,C997 Me&1 lnd .. illt~l«filftgdllmllhadallttw•filedlf'lltllotfiet .oodlfM,AMllllf!l,CA92807 .. =a.1t OI Orll10I 585 7632 • . -•I c:tota~ '1~ n,. fOllowlne '*'°"' .,. Sllll bl Ml1 e. ,.,, wf*:h la "'1o1 .. Ccu-OM A new Rea-6lft -Ko, 12A 1 N ~Oft Q, 1987. Publlthed New ort ~ a!ch CA926e0 . dolngbutltleMu:Hautot PUILICNOTIC! 111t unm • lllfolt lhl._ aitiCllll Niimi SllMtnltewoodDM.ANNlnl.CA92807 NOTa· Ac:noua Mimi Beac:h-Cotla M•ta 'b:,1y R= a HM.on 190 M•1c•du·8an1 l•,vlc•, ~ ~ Ml -~ll'llst bl lileG piliOl 91) M CS. 1*..,._iSCIOfllk:lld s.Nftl--M~lft)l'll Pitot Match14,21,1tt7 Newport Ctnl•r Drlvt , ~:;.."b~~~Bllld., ~ ... : =~.S,lm7 TheMtftoollhl~dOet-=-lllkllal'IOl.Y'l ::'.:'c!:'J:~:W~ _______ Mf7_, t2':o Hewpor1 Beach, CA ~~ Chl~utih· 22'fil .. m.. ~"°'r NA. ESTHm Y. NA.=~~:=. .. Mt~~..=-"'* ICllt ...,_ ,..,,. ~ PUBLIC NOTICE JtmH M. Ktutg.,, 190 9~ ry. • 0t .. t. ~ ::= • • ~9Nch-ColtaMasa Hime 1n 'flOl*ll of .. llOflll Of ,..._..--. ..,. =-..=i ':'.::..:.= = NOTtC• 0, IALI Newport Centu Drlvt Thie bu1lnett It con· IC>IJllNN.. flMTN!N, I CN417131 T·2m4-$ ~21. 1D97 anohr unotr fldlrll, S•. °'BIND. .AM Jlf KO. not al 19411 .,.__lie uM lft In accordence with Ult 11 oo. Hewpor1 Beach, CA dll(;t9d tiv: .,, lndMdull .._. a.. NDlfl. .._ 1 common I• (Ste Slc"°4'I 14m .8.118 l!O 1111 .... of • flcMolll Mftell pro11111one of 8.cllon 21700 9:::11 C Falt 'rrustH of Have you ttatted doing -..oMllldl. CA t2ll80 PUBLIC NOTICI! = · 8"tlntH llld PwlfmlOlll 1* ...... Wiii tied IClrnl in __,, of• liot"I Of through 21118 of the cell-· 9o ~• .,...., Y .. , Augutf, OMilt AMfllil'l't ~ Fill .. =Ollk of "'°"" "'* ~ si. 01 fomla Butlnffllnd Pro! ... ~'!t.:":r.1v.1 11C:tw.J:! 11115 .....,..., 14211 ...., ..... 111'7m1111 f1ISl~Beach-Colt1MIN ~°"' 11. 1111. eotnmOf\llW CS. s.Qon 1+.oo 1lon1 Cod• lhtr• being ........ S.ach CA neeO ~ ChlnlfOurth NDfll llYtl 111). fillwPOft ltlCll. AC1mDUI •-"""'1 _1 22~ lllOlQ. AdlDlll et seq, bnm llld Pwlfmlonl du• an unpaid 1t0f•~ fM ....,. • Thi• ttalement wM filed CA-.. If._ ""'"..... NK ...... ~ ... ,... COde}, IOf'WhlCh81leH11bOtlelf :~·T:'u.,~·NTrutteia With the CoUney ca.ti of -.mK.0...14201111 Thi I -14.21.28.-1901 ............. AlltFwMno StOf't~ II entitled le .. cent« ol'IY9 #100 8: Of11ng9 County on 4+97 ._... NINll. 8iiel 100, dolllO ~~WJ>I.. PUILIC NOTICE Of .. «-. Ollk A,.. NlwPQ!t~Mlll ll•n f:i'~ lo hc1!0fl portlMch CAtaeeO tH7a71 ... e llldl,CAmll> CM. COO'!" iOif~ 111111 .._..... <JM141117.1421.21.Mlt5. :~':d,of~~~,~~.~::: T~l~~n;=t.:a: ::'a.~ .. r 11..: ...... ~=-: \ r.·•Mlldt.INM. ~~·T. =ir~..:=· IWT ~~~~d~gtv~to"°::.Drlv• 1100. Newpo11 PUIUCIOTICI ...._..._r.A~ -..(IM,...._,c.n. .. m-.. ••llJ'!~ .... 11 .. knOwn to dalm an !no 8Nch. CA taMO a.re. L ~ 1 Ill). .... ~ Cofpoqilon), 1111...._. -.::.L.-- lefftt tMreln and .,,. lime Thi• oualnet• ft con-,..... .. , ......... .... ... _., ._ 111l aDls.i a.. s.. ....._ -...,_ • ,... Ill;;;;-~= tpeeflled In 8UCh notice fOf dUcteCf by! a ..,... per!: ..... .......... "':..~ 1 CAf:~ ~ llJ ~ OOMPMYsC :. ........ 1 ~r~ :rbt~"-: TRADE ~ -=~c::: ........... ..-111l •»• 71111 • r=:~ -et· .... .. Pu'\ic; IUCflon ~ K. I!. mon Gfounde, '4 ti VII "':. ..... r.A-TWI Of ~ e.i 0.-. Cofp , CMlf. ,..,_ ~ ~ '*-A2211 hOUgh ctlslllld °'*'°· HewPotl ...... •-~Jr' ....-c. -·· .... •E. ~--~ .... On th• move? Seu your eJCtr• household ltema In CIUltfled A GOOD Call 642-5678 ,: .: 1 ~'::.. c ~ ...... n U'r.,,.. A~,., ·~llliL 1_ • :JI.•..:.==. CAr.._ .. CIDlllM90 _. mem::fuM,Jlrna ....... Of.Cellli ... "" c..e 9footl. lNtnie. CAL~-~~!'-~~-~~~~~~ ... ~~-~~-~·L.;~•!•!!!•!•!•!1~ _ _;,.._j~.J..--=:.:~::. __ L ........... __ ~ __ _J..!=========~======' ' l .. ...,, Rates und deadlines arc subjrct co change without not1ee. ~ puhlishtr rei.trvts thr rigL1 to ctruior, recla ify, revii.fo or rejtct any classifitd advertisement . Plras.. M'port any errur 1hat may be in your r las ified ad immtdiatdy. The Daily PiJor 1wreets no liabiliry for any rrru1 in an odvertisement for which it may ~ rei.pon ible exrt'J>I for tbf' <'06t of the tip&CC' Ol'tually occup1t i! by rhe rm>r. Credit c.an only br uUowrd for the first in84.'rtion. By Fax (714) 631 -6594 ByPbone (7 14) 642-5678 By MaMn Person: • (PleaSt' include your name and phonf' numl>t>r and we '11 call you back with a price quote.) 330 West Bay Street Co~ta Mesa. CA 92~27 At Newport Bl\'J . & Buy t. ' --Deadllnes --.. Monday ................. Friday 5:00prp Hours Telt"phone 8:30am-5:00prn MortdH)·-Frida} WaJk-lu 8:30am-5:00pm Monduy-FriJuy Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm . ~-Friday ............... Thuraday 5:00pm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm BALBOA NEWPORT BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 ACURA 9010 FORD 9075 PENINSULA 2107 BEACH 2669 OPPORT11NITY 5530 5530 5 530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -~iiiii!ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiii 2904 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiii P ine cortee tablll. '91 lntegra RS Red '93 T·Blrd LX SL, V·9• -Beach & Bau 3bd, Unique 1b-drm 1ba1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cu•tomer Service West Co Famlty round $l25· 6' floral all. 74k mis. A/C. ne~ full pwr. S4k ml. lool<s • I• N.B. SALON couch $275. 548-4711. trs, org owner, lllnl /runs new. $8900. rOUAL ~ 2ba. Upper duplex, w/loft condo style apt. PAV PHONI! ROUTI! Facial Room. Stylist YMCA seeks oner· Balboa 673-0563 0••011Tu•un calh cell. 2 pvt decks. vaulted callings, tight 35 Local & Estab Sites . t Student Service 1 Stations avail. Contact getlc, exp counselors Rattan Couch cond. $8,495. 760-eoos • · Alltal.....,~illlllls 2·car gar+ t , fplc, & airy walk through E $1500 kl Bonnie 766-0493. for summer programs. 6' with rusr cushions. '85 Explorer XLT 4x4 • ......,.,1a...-c:tt11Hftd· $1750/mo. 67~·9147. kitchen, large walk-In ~r~~~9&-49:0Y Representative 847·9622 Jennifer s12s. 673-6071 White . 24k ml .• llhr 1111'*.._...Act111'11 as cloaet. dishwasher, ---.......,--,,_.,,~,...,.,,,.-=-• , • AMC 9020 seats, tow pkg, oil ....., .............. .., C private Utra large •Vl!NOINQ ROUTE• LTU, the Innovative NOW HIRING --------_M_e_R_C_HAN--D-1-SE--options. $24,500 .................... _ ~llC• ORONA patio from llvlng room, •20 prime locatlons• 1 d 1 1 1 aJ EMPLOYMENT -'" ,80 C d R days· 843-5831 eves/ .. ---• ,...... ... PI _ ... f lck ea er o pro ess on A Offi MISC 6015 oncor una knd1 644 1147 llal&atltl tr llll&crl•IHlilll DEi. MAR 2122 additional patio off of • r c ..... or qu continuing education CCIII cers SERVICES 5533 . great! Very low mil• 1-w-__ ...,.· ___ . __ HM4 •,.., ,..., rtfftlel. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bdrm w/outslde ator· sal .. 800-711-4361• seeks customer ••r· age. Good condition. '95 Ford Ranger 1 ............ ,__,,......... Cape Cod 38r 28• age apace. Vertlcal ----------vice rep. to assist Mature, responslble •••••••• Mlac. Kitchen Items, Sl,250. 8 54-1599 5 apved, work truck. 11~.-......---·1" bllnd• lncludedl.----------.. 1 I (101160/5PA75241) .-... ........ ......-.. +Den remodel. New throughout. skyllght In ..................... students regRlster ng lndlvlduals needed Please be aware that reflg, dbl sz mattress. Sl1,995 _....._ __... _.__, llml kit appl. Ip. By bch. YOll cledi:1IJon Ind eitUslasm for cla11es. equlres for access officers al the llsllngs In.. this cat· 716 Wallo Drive C.M. -------...---., _ .. --t. · living room, unique =.. ~ good communication BMW 9030 '92 Explorer llllN•llbaWlllllel." 601 Polntsettl•Ave ~athroom/ vanity/ ... ~ r•-excl uslve gated egory may require you N 0 r l take c hln• v 6 . leather. AC, T.... 111 $2400 94CMS214 1 1 N wMI grow!ng lele-and organlz:atlonal communllles and to call a 900 number Trevor pattern. Almost iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... .....,...., • oot ress ng area eutral ~ co. clefs per· akllls. Inside. sales tlf 1 hi h 1 full power. $14,995 .......,...,..,-..use. Splfgla•• Hiii View, carpet throughout! n rrmn llld lie dllnce lo exp. preferred. FIT coun clubs. J'ha~o c;er tmr~~te.' a cMoamkepl0e~~er~e5z6· .0fo9~58. '92 BMW 3251 (101172/NUE10850) .............. wMclt 11111 6Br 4.5Ba, Fam Rm+ Carport stall to ac. mollwte olhn. days & PIT Eve. & Auto. 4 door. low Toyota of .i.&lllellfllltllw.OW1taden Bonus Rm. $4200/mo commodate 1 vehicle Call~~*t Sat. Send res/sal his· •Huntington.Beach Ralph Lore n Wicker mlles. Immaculate! .. ...., ..,_. tllll all Lse 714-844·1481 lpcluded. Very bright L--=~==;;:lri,j'""L.-.JI tory to Attn: Jody •S~~~n.c;~~~ano EMPLOYMENT solJ!. Frig, pallo furn, (341457) $19,995 Huntington Beach ............ , ......_..._, HI tltlt and open llvlng areal FAX 714-442·0899 WANTED 5535 dlshos elc, etc, ere. '93 BMW IS Coupe 71..,. 11147-111555 • -_.,..,._ Call now, won't last! •Laguna Niguel -.oV -v .......,. .. .,,...... ... NEWPORT ---------1 Great buysl 759-1605 Sunroof, leather.1-.....,,.,,..,,"'""",..._.,..---- ...... ,,, • ....,..._11C9-$1470. 7B9-0931 ---------P Id t I . II lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wolff Tanning Beds a I Io Y s . Sh a r P I. •ee Mustang ,.....,....,, 1..., CllHUO BEACH 2169 MONEY •Cuatom•r• u~lform~a ~:'o~·,d:d. 2 MONTHS TIL Tan At Home (3F6587> 521 ·995 · ~~\r.101~00 le~:~ee~' fel.ll'llllt·•-42•·1511.fer ~-iii~iiiiiiiiiiil•••·----· TO LOAN 2914 •S•rvlc•• Call M·F 9am-4pm s u MME R Buy Direct and Savel Lexus of Factor: ychromos: llllJD 'I•• ,oc ... ,-... 2Bd 28• versallles "1SCELIANEOUS 5 lmmed. openings Lincoln Security Start Now Look & Feel Low ~onthly Pmts Westminster (2283l2) $18,995 ul tlUD. ··-lmmac lux condo. Wik D~NTALS Need Money for growing lnt'I co. 999-0152 Better by June 1st. Free Color Catalog 892·6906 Lexus of to Bch. Pvt corner unit AUO Sell Your Trust DHd In Irvine. Must l;)<p'd Chef & Cert. Call l -800-71 1·0t58 '1200 Av16-t' 64S·90291••••••••• Cash Available Nowl ha v • strong Personal Trainer ------.,.----•93 740 IL Westminster 2bd, 2ba Townhouse ITC (714) 728-5166 communication, NURSERY Penon Mark 714·810·3479 WANTED' White, sllver gray 892.f5908 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE AC. 2·car attach gar,•-0---5---2-7-0-6-typing· & phone 2 +yrs retail. O.H. c;?D w lk c;, leather, chrome nr Fash. Is. Imm. Occ. R OM ••••••••• a k 111 a. $ 1 0 /hr o cc Np og a er TO BUY 6019 wheels. phone, cd --------'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t b flt egree or . . . . I will Walk & Love $1495. 840.15291• NT + grea ene s. Top pay & Benefils. your pell Weekends iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil changer, tow miles. 2Br condo Gated Back Bay area. Lrg ANNOUNCEME S PA8 0 **PACIFIC Call Mr Lathrop at a, Eveal Call Morgan Old Coln• Gold S ilver (3 LZ8P8a4u8e)r$L29 0 ,t9u9s5 •••••••••! comm., pvt garage room, $400/mo $2001 I••••••••• I o8'tA •FLOWERDALE* • c;:l714-642·8533 • c;, Franklln Mini, Sterllng w/opener, high cells. ..c. All amens, no 714-752·9201 NURSERIES Lovlnn Swedish Nurse. Old watches & jewelry Cost• M••• Blson/Jamor•• petsl1mkg 544-05381---------.,:;=!:::::;::==:==:;=!=::;:==~ Call &33·9200 • Wes1coas1 Coln 642·9448 942.7700 GENERAL 1002 $1050. 721·So13-eves N.B. Oceanfront. & LOST & -Customer Service / --------~!r1~:. ·~~o~on~~~:. Top Dollar• P aid 789·9180:days Wayne 22nd St. Pvt room FOUND 2925 Inside Sal•• PT Demonstrators Loe refs. Christine For Records. Jazz:, CADILIAC ________ ,1Nwpt Hgts Fabulous unfurn. share bath. Fortun• 500 Company c;?714·949·3735c;:I So untrac ks , etc. 9040 Custom Home Up· Utll paid. 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Excellent customer ..,,._.7..,..e1• PINANCI! 1erva, comrnun1ca- Good Job• reliable MfVlc•• lnterntlng thing• to buy IUSINISS OPPOa?VNITf 2104 lt't Ill there wery ct.y It PA \?HONES II In ,,..,_ •• aa-.1 local ..... llVSll. Low ~,...,, pnoet. 13K wtcty pot'I. Ma-M78 1.eoc>«>o-3470 24hrs. t1on, and computer (IBM) akma a muat. We netd you nowl S11/hr.+t>entma l profit tharlng. •• ftAIONA PACll'IC 7' .. 7U.ff01 ·: ~~::,,. ~ IUSIDSS oma IU~ OPPICB •• HCMnea '° 1..M or "'Y· fC)a -1 2711 JIOa ....,.. 27 Loo. .. 1741 f'OmOntl --------------0.M. Spfi.110 Call LAele ,,. ..... ---- ~~··· ~ RENT ~ clnslfted mens' sportswear. welcome. 644-2034 Prefer adult bsehld. M 2 •7700 N.B. Golf Course. Make offer 645-1844 ---------------- 852-8989 1-----. --P-ld-" Fr•• to Lo v In""' Top Do l•r • I • Secr•t•ry 35wpm. From 1800·19&0. Hom• 6mo old male Sales exp.Jtt8.50/hr. 1 pc to entire Htate. Akita/Shepard mix. Ambitious, .,,..,ctual. Painting•, china, Gentle. playful. M·F, H . •728·5357. glsware, furn, etc. trained. 497·5064 Secret.,y lnt'I Theme 40Vr NB Res 673-6223 •••••••••I Park Co. WP e.01~=========~ s 1 aoo.t20001mo. TRANSPORTATION 832·1201 Fx-832·211S8 Security Office,. Immediate FT/PT Poal· lions avaJlablel Call fOf appt 24&-9180 Buy It. S .. I It. Find IL ca ... tfted. • BOATS 7011 hat Tr•ll•r for 1 t ' Cuffy Electrlc. Xlnt cond. Buddy BHr• lngs. S500. 281·8511 MARINE SUPS DOCJtS 7022 ------"Dog." "Perro." "Hund.,, "Chien." MONDAY, APRIL 21,.1997 ~ewpon-Bnch/Cona Mesa Daily Pil0t HONDA ... ,.. 9085 JBP S 1123 SUZVJU ............. ~ .... ~~~ 1205 ACROSS t finished 48~ figure 49 Terr1ble • PREVIOUS PUlZL~ IOl.VU> .. AN8WBB8 TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ ------ •e1 Aocord D Orn/ •et Wfane .. r • cyl, •ee Turtto .... lrll tan. Auto, 1nrf. alloys, toft lop, S4k + mlt . Red. tan 198lhet, only n•w tra, all pwr, AJC. Qood cond. Alpine 23k mllea. (21tTN739) Xlnt cond. 81k mla. pull out ll•r•o. ~~Jo LOTUa •9000 OBO. UC).1932 $8600 0 80. 225-7439 COSTA ,..SA '81 Prelude 1a1 Red, '84 .,..,. Wrangler 842.7700 •· -----·•2 .....-. a1•111n • Ac. e1a.••• (2004451N410' 31 0) 1 Toyota of Huntington Beach 714-847·8555 5 Mic:roecoplc oroantsm 10 one and '"-other 62 Matador'sf~ 53 Timetable Info 56 Crossword Q. I · >.. South, vulnerabte, you hold: •AHf 17AH'7t OKQU •Vo&d The bidd.lnr bu proceeded: Sapd. Full pwr, lo-tnl, 42k ml. Auto, AC. I f II case, lilt. 513.500. •111 ---------i~--------a arm, anr. a oya, fao. w11rr. 722-8838 MERCED111S n130 TOYOTA AJC,. lint, new t1re1, » • 9210 t4 Coat leng!h 15 "1.•t• ShOw" crlttets · 60 Jeana' partners 61 Pounce s9000 oeo. 551 ·3336 --------•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LEXUS 9115 '8 7 4 2 0 SE L '85 CreHlda Wgn Lt offering 18 MelVllte novel 17 "lnoer" track 20 After-tax amount 21 FOf8SI mothers 22 Out of the way 23 Has a cold 62 Monogram pt 83 No, to l11an 64 Appht drink •KQJ l064 Q A87 Of •Ut The bidding hu proctieded: NORTH BAST 80UTll WEST NOR'111 IL\8T 80tml l• M ? What action do you take? '95 Accord LX low rnllee Mini con . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (078018) . $14,995 Lexus of ,., .. 9-3_L_,E_X,..U .. S_G_s_s_oo_1 Mercedes Low miles blue. Auto, A/C, CC, a n d F I aw I e • s I stereo cass. Full pwr. (341457) $15,9995 loaded!, Xtra clean. 65 Actress Turner 10 p-l• .. A • Our first reaction was to cue. bid four clubs, aaklrig partner to bid il auit. HQwever , flOber r eflection suggest.a that a quiet three heart.A now, obviously forcing, could make life much simpler later, when the cue-bid would still be available. Westminster Full option 58K Lexus of s2400 firm. 893-4570 DOWN Wt1tmlnster •92 Toyota P/U 892·8908 (20054~~~922~5) Paae Pua f 892·8908 White Ivory #029422 24 Grau fungus t Saudi Arabia's What do you bid now? $24,277 26 Hutted and putted 29 Perteet serves neighbor 2 Singer Jerry - 3 E9ress A • This is more a matter of11tyle than evaluation. AggTeaive player& will leap to rour spades; conserve· tives will maintain that ajwnp to three spades is enough. At this vul· nerability, though, the game bonus makes it worthwhile to pueh a Uttle so we would opt for four .spades. '93 TOYOTA CAMRY LE Leather only 34K Superb cond Lexus trade #297229 '81 300E so Down, '93 Toyota XCAB INFINITI 9095 Tak• oyer Lease. (1,01 117/P035972) $4 (f9.mo for 30 St 2,995 30 P~ying marble 33 Tennis pro 4 Edge 5 Maria's male 6 Doles (out) '98 lnflnltl G20 10k rnllea. CD play~r. leather, a m u stl (533640) $18,995 months, ~IS 720·0738 '94 Toyota P/U XCAB. Auto AJC, Must see, like neWI MITSUBISHI 9145 t20052G/R5090884) Nastase :>4 Actress Cllenlu 35 ·-·Clear Day· 36 Act tough 40 Prioe ticket 41 Onvers' lees 42 Fabled race loser 43 ·-wore a Yellow A1bbon" 44 "The Andy Grill1th Show" kid 45 Acls coque!llShly 47 Leaves t4 t7 20 7 Important lime perlOds · 8 P1lckly 'see<ICase 9 One, no matter Which tO Brag I t Allanla a1e11A 12 Pond den•Len t3 El!cava!ion t8 Enlertainer Sedgwick 19 Bnngs lo pass 23 Summlt 24 Rip·olls 25 Reslauranl list 0 1997, Und..i f'Hl<H SyNjieel<t 26 Presents, 27 Muslim deity 28 Attack on a ·castle 29 Passageway 30 Grinding tooth 3t Nol active 32 Diamond unf!s 34 Pastrami sellers 37 Aclor Peter -38 'Noth1n' doln'I" 39 Face part 45 Less sinoere 41j Quiel .J. 47 Caller 48 Chocolate treat 49 Buslness·leller abbr. 50 Curers companion 5 t Tum l()(lse 52 Flex 53 Slcillan volcano 54 Skjnny 55 Cinema canine 57 R N ·s speclalty 58 Yes, for Miss Piggy • 59 Grease 1 f t2 13 Q. 2 • A. South, vulnerable, you hold: The biddi ng has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH 10 PaH l• 20 Pue 21:1 7 What do you bid now? EAST Pai11 · Pan Q. 5 • As South, vulnerable, you hold: • K 8 3 IV A 10 8 8 5 0 J 9 5 2 .• 6 The bidding has proceeded: WEST NORTH EAST SOt.rrll 10 Dbl l 'V Dbl Le~us of Westminster 892·6906 P ... ·Pus 20 1 What action do you take? , ISUZU 9100 A • Since partner's bidding hM shown a minimum t.akeou.t doubre. you can expect at least three heart.a in the North hand. With a known eight-card fit, go ahead and com- pete with t wo hearts despit.e East's response -the suit is going to be well placed. Q. 6 • East-WeRl vulnerable, as South you hold: •.765 !V KQ63 0 854 •QI05 '92 Isuzu Rodeo 5 speed, mu111 aeel (20048G/N430020G) $12,495 '94 Isuzu Rodeo LS VG, full power, sunroof, mint cond. (1<J1 141/R4325339) $17,495 Toyota of Huntington Beach 847-8555 9105 $13,977 '94 LEXUS SC400 Black Full option Certified 2.9% APR avail. Won't last! Jlf037721 $33,677 1 91 MAZDA MIATA Anniversary Edition Auto leather CO hard t op #122624 $10,977 '93 VOL KS JETTA Red Auto AC sunroof CO 45K Pe r fec t co n d $1.1 ,977 '96 LEXUS ES300 CO moonrool. Full option certified 2.9% APR avall. fl 158853 $26,977 '80 Ecllpae, 96K ml, red/gray, at, ac, snrf. new tires, great condl $5000.obo 745•5472 '92 ECLIPSE GS 18V DOHC COUPE Burgundy, gray lnle· rlor, 5 spd., cass., ed. sunroof. (2ZUG792) $8,995 Bauer Lotus Costa Mesa 642.7700 NISSAN 9150 '9? Truck Sbortbed 5 spd AM/FM cass. 63k mis. Good cond. $5800 OBO. Dan, 571·0737, 201·0t47pg '93 240SX Fastback, S14,5j>5 '95 Tacoma 4•4 LX Auto, ac, full power: (l 00 133) (2052337) s 17 ,995 '9 5 Tacoma SR5 Avto. ac. {101103) (049951) $23,995 Toyota of Huntington Beach 847·8555 '96 Toyota Avalon XL. white/Iv ory- Interior, automatic, till, CC, power windows locks, loaded! . (076337) $AVE '93 Tovota prevla LE, dual roofs, must seel (080G05) $16,995 Lexus of Westminster 892·6906 A • While bidding no trump with a singlet.on in partner's firat.-bid suit goes against the gTain, there is no other sensible choice. The diamond suit is too moth-eaten to bid a third time, and you don't want to raise partner's second suit with only three-card support. Bid two no trump. Tbe bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST JAGUAR '96 INFINITI 130 only 12K Ever y option poss. New Lexus t r ade #Ot4328 $25,977 like newl Sharp black ---------~=~~~~· 27:j~g.fJ1~~ VOLKSWAGEN 9235 33 36 40 43 Q. 3 · As South, vuJnerable, you hold: .... •AK9 4 <;?AK 53 OK 9 •Q83 T he bidding has pr oceeded; SOUTH WEST NORTH I• .p9119 10 ? What do you bid now? EAST Pass ""' 50 ? What action do you lake? '88 XJ6 While, dk bluo llhr, •sunroor, low miles. (2KHM584). $8,995 '92 XJS V12 Convertible While, blue leather, cd changer, chrome wheels, low miles. (3KAG283) $24,995 '94 XJ6 '96 LEXUS LX450 Champagne Ivory chromes. Save huge on th is o n el #t281G3 $43,977 '92 LEXUS SC300 Green/Ivory. Hard to come by! Try to beat thlsl #009027 OLDSMOBILE 9155 '87 Cutlass Ciera VG, full pwf. G5k mis. Bluo Book $5200, ask· Ing $3500. 831·8433 PORSCHE 9175 '86 VANAGAN GL Wht w/belge Int, ate, am/Im cass, tinted windows. Runs greall $4450 . 673·8723 '89 VW Jetta Charcoal gray, AT, AC. stereo cass, sun- roof. super low ml, all records, lmmac cond. $5999/obo. 548·4G88 A • As a general rule, it is a losing tac;tic to bypass a good four-card major ill favor or a jump to two no lrump. Here, however, that would be taking matters a lit tle too for. We would bjd two no trump. Incidentally, playing four-card majors the best opening bid is one heart, to make SUre4Jf finding a 4.4 fit in a major if one wsls. A • It might seem that a raise t.o five hearts is mandat.ory, but is i t? Partner's opening is preempti ve, and your length in hearts makes it highly unlikely your side can score even one trick in that suit. You do not want to push the opponents into slam. Pass. You can always sacri· fice Inter should the opponents bid on. If the urge to do something is too overwhelming, at lenstjump t.o .six hearts! Black, barley leather, cd chabger, low miles (3GUE1G4). $24,995 '92 S overeign Regency red, barley leather, chrome wheel, only 39k miles. (G50046). $19,995 $21,977 '94 LEXUS SC300 Balck/Ivory Certified full option. chromes 2.9% avall . '77'/2 924 Red, 4 spd. '96 Cabrlo Conv Blk New eng, boll, all. on blk. Blk llhr. ·Auto. $3,400 080. Dan, co. Loaded! Buy or 571·0737, 201·0147pg assume lse. G42·t57G 3 Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want lo pay when you read Classlfled dally 642·5678 Good jobs reliable services . 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MISSIONVIEJO (30FU596). $29,995 '95 Vandon Plas 1·80'0·669·5398 Black, cream leather. ~=======::!I (72701G). $36,995 - '95 J aguar XJ6 Topaz, beige leather, sunroof, fully loaded. (74G324) $33,995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 642.7700 On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified Can't seem to get to all lhose repair jobs around the house? Let the Classified Service Directory help you find reliable help. 642·5678 ANTIQUES.& CLASSICS. 9ZSO Need se cure Inside storage for your s p eci a l car In N.B c h? 5 48·8515 CLASSIFIED It's tho resource you can count on 10 sell a myriad of merchan· dise items, because our columns .oompel qualified buyers to call I •5E•R•Vl-C•E--•I CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES CONTRACTORS GARAGE IMPROVEfv\ENTS IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PLUMBING 3890 SCREEN DIRECTORY 3548 GENERAL 3558 DOORS 3 67 8 HOME 3 7 5 6 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3919 CARPENTRV•Wlndowa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1--------1 Doors • Wood Fences MARIA'S CL""AllllNQ KE CO C E i• Two -Brothers Moving THE LOCAL PLUMBER PET PROOFING ......,., LEWIS Construc tion ••$475 • 16X7•• LI ·NU N RET . NEW LEAF •SPRING SPECIAL* -a James E. Bangert Co.· L#2G1581 • Call Bob Supplies provlded·Xlnt Aemodel•Handyman Incl udes hallway, Remve oil/rust stains, , __ .. & M Same Day Service Lie/Ins • Free Estlmales 249.8323 p9•3 12•002G Ref's. 12Yrs Exp. By L #704773 Local Res. wealher·strip, installa· crack rpr. Re·nu/seal wd 0....,jica~ld/R uoodf>j Cal-Tt34650 957·1500 Friendly Servlce•lnsurcd ACOUSTIC CEIUNGS 3406 Family Only. 539·8704 •714-557·592S• lion & tax 645·5704 decks Free.est 7G0·8427 ea1gn/Bu1 em • uc./lne. 748..cM87 ---------• QUALITY CRAFTSMAN •VICK.I'S CLEANING STRUCTURAL DESIGN PAINTING 3858 Custom cabinets/crown we offer THE BEST•---------Resldent'l/Small Bus: •~s="h,...a_n_e.,...'s--=a-a-r"'"d_e_n.,...ln-g iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CEILING MASTER molding/Ille/marble/Misc House/Window Cleaning. DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 Addillons•Remodels & Landscaping. Lawn •Acoustic Removal• repairs. Charles 557·7684 10Yrs Exp. Xlnt Refs. SERVICE 3584 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L#303133 723·1800 care lnslall'n/Removal 24Yr1 Quality Painting Custom Te"'ur~Palnt ---------Vicki 714-868·03951"iiiiiiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiim •Paint/Carpentry• Sprlnklers 548·5801 TOUCHUPS, TOO "' v -•• 0 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor Uc'd. Mark 8 38•7300 CARPET •WINDOW CLEANING* ,...SMAlL JOB EXPERT ~:1111 ~~gs"h°.,;1el INTERIOR VICTOR'S Prof'I Land· Uc#280G44 645·3209 L153298t 675·9304 Expert Drain Cleanlng & Plumbing Repairs 20yrs exp. Alf work guar. Steve 545·8298 Precise Plumblng --------•CLEANING 35 15 FREE ESTIMATES Drywall/Plaster Repair Gary 645·5277 DESIGNERS 3782 scape Malnt. Seasonal ***QUALITY CARE ACTING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 845-0335 JHanglng ITaplng/Te•ture ..,.,---==-...,....,,,..-...,....,.. ,~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Color. t OYrs Exp. Xlnl 20 NB I I di ---------.,. A Home Repalr/R•model 10 Refs N.B. 457·1739 yrs exp · · nc u ng LESSONS 3416 Carpet Cle•nlng Comm/Res 551•5573 Costa MMa/Newport Home Sweet Home •---------stucco/drywall repair. ORCO PLUMBING Repairs & Remodels Free Estimates Lrli887398 989·1090 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml Avoid ttie rip-oils call COMPUTERS 3556 Wlthoeft Drywall 25 Years Exp. Interior Decorating & LEGAL Xlnt Work. 645·2417 & Drnln Cleaning •FREE ON-CAMERA Consumer Awareness All Phases• Sm/Lg Jobs Jim 6:h-2460 Design. Demonstrating In SERVICES 381 2 RAINBOW Clrcl• Malnt . 7DayS1/wk•Free Est Evah4~tlon ·All Ages Holllne 24hr 953·7111 a=c .. F"iV'll Clean! Cleanl Clean! BREWER'S TV·VCR Beauty, Warmlh & Love.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Palntlng-ln!/Ext Houst/Apl Visa/MC Excepted 00 you have what 11 ~ ~ 20Yrs Exp/Fair S/Free Est & Home Se rvices • <v 7t4·821-0918 <v 1• Quality Job. Free est. l#727705 760-8170 takes t 0 be In CERAMIC ll400030 714·G39·1447 ~nder ~3~~c L:E~i;s~ --------·--------A La:1i::9wa~3:~ini~89 ==:;:::===== ~~r;:imercla~6~~;31;"J TILES 3528 COMPUTER HELP! . c~.egaie e31•1a19 JEWELRY 3784 u Nu MITE D ' Moblle Screen-Sent. Now & Ae·screenlng Llc#18t673 Bonded Roger 714·548·0850 TAX PREPARATION 3925 *IT'S TAX TIME* Call early for appt. J eanne Hare E.A. Retired IRS 673·8905 ' TUTORING 3929 •Spanlah·Engll•h• Bf·llngual Teacher Private Classes-Home or Office. 644·8487 Fast•Frfondly•Allordeble ELECTRICAL 3610 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·CONSULTATION· Quality Craf1smanahlp --------H d Ch II Ph II d d For areas price. Refs. eDAN DAW~Ne Upgrade Repair Train an itman ar e William Harold .Jeweler one ca s ma e an ' l612113 1·800·846·1530 •---------APPLIANCE Ln ky Showers Rep'd Free Esl·S10 Off w/ad Painting, carpentry, Watch/Jewelry Repair tellers writlen on your PLUMBIN WALL Regrouting & lnstall'n * 714·723·2062 * Small Job EXPERT water blasting, fences. Antique• Fine Jewelry behalf. Oocumenls re· CHUNG'S PAINTING Water Heaters • Drains COVERINGS REPAIR 3427 t 670t30 Dean of Tiie Duncan Electric Local COM 760·5044 viewed for free. Retaln 23Yrs Exp·Gft Prlcel Remodel • Repair i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil G73·80G5 or 84G-852G MACMEDIC • Care for Local/Quick Response Buy/selVtrade 673'0385 tt f lh Guar Work·Free Est Faucets • Fixtures 3932 Macintosh Computera Home RHtorallon/Rtmodel an a orney or e en· APPLIANCE REPAIR Newport Tiie & Marble In your time/ofc. Low/ Ll2758TO 050·7042 Tile/drywall/Woodwork •---------Ure year for only $90. Uc#37.5G02 538-1534 Lrli554722 • G46-6720 Farthing Interior• • washers,/Oryers,/Frfg Fine Craf1smanshlp... hourly rate. 673-8819 Peterkin El•ctrlc Fences/decks/room add. KITCHENS 3786 United Legal Providers Ike's Custom Painting Pgr#717·5729 lnslallallon • Removal Sales. Reas.631•0 2 97 ACCEPT VISA·M/C Prompt & Low Rates! Roofs/general rcpairs. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii 888·488-LAW 1 ' Prof, Cleon, Quality --------.-. ~~s~~~;:5'"1:;~~1v;~~ Showers/Counters/Firs I I I b Comm/Res. Reis Free Est ·--------~ Work. lnt/E!el & Docks. Nal'I Slone/Marble Fj'cs CONCRETE & ~e;~~f~1~m·'7~8·5~5~ Chris 754-0517 ·-L#703468 831·4810 _P_O_O_L______ The Stripper BATHTUB L045480 B"\tl·2 14 MASONRY 3557 HOME SERVICES BATH & KITCHEN MASSAGr 3830 Peters Painting SERVICE 3894 Spec I a II z Ing I n REGLAZING 3448 • Anything & Everything • Cabinets iw 20 Years Experlenc.e Wallpaper Removal iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CLEANING Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie FENCES . Free Estimate. Ref's, e Ceramic Tiies Free Eatlmates iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,,,,.,,.,,L_5_8,,,.89_2.,..4_1_9_8_3_·5_0_3 _7 Cone, Patio, Driveway & DECKS • 3615 Mlchael 758-1440 e Counters & Floors L&B Sport• Therapv Interiors and Exteriors Island Blue Pools We Gals should hang REMODEL 4 LESS H SERVICES 3548 F 1 BBQ R f 25y MSM Const carpentry L#504803 Rob 376-2l 29 All bod·~care to relax Rererral. 854-0512 Pool & Spa Wkly Svc. together. Strip, Install, Complete refinishing Pc, •· e · r.•'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·800.e2e-so11 ' R 1 lilt I th d 1 & Restoration aervlcee Exp. Terry 557.7594 •• EXCE•LENT WORK Orywll/Pnt/Plmb/Elec ·--------Jt & rejuvenate. Afll/LMT *SON'S PAINTING• epa r : er pump tr a v ce to the crazy. New Shower Doors A TOUCH OF CLASS B t p i /Q llty .. Remodel•Sml/Lg Jobs.·-CM 722·9B23 20Vrs Exp. Rea/Comm Acid wash 845·8728 831·2t11 Anytime Lie/Ins 283.0778 Cleaning. Res/Comm * es r Ce UI Fences/Deck9'8lck Wtllt L696327 882·2438 1---------(nt/Exl Li e# 460559 ---------1--------- Llc/Bonded. Free Est. Lndscape, brick, stne ~~o:~M~~i~;~~~ QUALITYCRAFTSMAN LANDSCAPE le ,_M_O_VI_N_G ___ 3_8_3_4 537·9496 /800-616·9722 ROOFING 3910 WINDOWS Ter•sa 282·7143 concr. 800.780-1007 I'll Beat Any Llc'd Carpentr y•Cablnets IAWN CARE 3808 BUSINESS •BOSS HOUSECLEANING •CEMENT WORK• Contractors Prlcel Electrlc•Plmbg•Doors liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PET A·OK R 0 0 FI N Q SERVICES 3488 Licensed·Bonded ·Stamped C oner.eta-Now Conatruotlon Misc repalrs 557·7884 BASIC YARD MAINT PUBLIC NOTICE · -11\ Class lnslaller· iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S10.00 p•r hour. Brlcll/Block/Stone/Tlle 1-800·780·5755 QUALITY SERVICES 1 CALL DOES IT ALLI l he Calif, Public Ullll· SERVICBS 3870 Sr Disc/Free EsVLGJ9447 3934 WINDOW CLEANING Custom Window SCrH ns • Re·Soreenlng • Froe Eall 728·7078 714'-548.0388 L54i 55a 031-4310 Improvements/Repairs 831-442 2 Ilea Commission RE· 891·3754 800-89t-3754 •Bright Haeclnlng •J.R.G. MASONRY• Paint. Prof'I & Guaranl'd Pager-413•8142 QUIRES that a.II uaed 'W Anlmal <v Lover 'W BALBOA ROOFING CO•--------- European Prof'I. Best Block walls, stucco FLOOR INSTAtL Free Eat. 850.5779 • household goods Wiii take care, feod & Quality Work Quarnt'd HUMAN * RESOURCES * Prof HR Con1u1tant• to assist you In ove(· to•d & start-up com· pany. Work on your site or ours. PT ·FT 714<-440·9008 PUBLISHED WRl'lER Edltlng•Word proceulng In home work. 10yra exp. t.ea111 menage 964+6t93 In town! Refs 5Vrs'Exp. concrete, brick. low$ REPAIRS 3620 Semi Retired Contractor ! TREES A movers print their walk your pat. Your Aeroof/Ropalr Fr .. Est Grace 211·8455 L#730089 531·7943 Repal11, lmpro11oments, Toppecf;'RemoVt ~. P.U.C. Cal T number: place Or min•. lr-v/NB Lie/Ina 831·5081 John Doran Matonry S 9 sm Jobs. Quahly/lntegri~ SQ!:n!dr!-c!nup .,!i1-3476 llrnos and chautteura Christina 730·0288 Brlck•Stone•Block ale•• vo•ln•t•ll I CBI• Ken •42.177 L•wn Service Mow/ print their T.C.P. nu"l' ""p-...,,.,.-~-...,,.,--1---------Hardwd/Vfnyl/Ceramlc • " • bar In all ad\lart1... et• Sitter/Dog Walker RBMODBLING Lg/Sm Jbs•Aepalra ok PERGO/CarpeVFr" .. , edge/socl/sprlnkl•r~ ments 11 you have 8 Oally/Ove(nfght vlshs. E~:11::t. 8~1~~~2 L708279 888·8580 HAUU"'G 3720 cLlvne-ufT\p.sgAol roc:eaa.ll a2f7191,85 Question about the I•· Rel• avl. Llc'd/Bonded 8t ADDITIONS 3916 '~ gallty ol a tnovar, llrno Denise 714·83$-8970 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONTRACTORS GARAGE GENERAL 3558 DOORS 3678 3880 eORE&N MASTERS or chauffeur, call: JUNK TO THI DUMP Landscaping & Malnt. Public Utlllllo• -P-IAS--Tl!-R-----i (714·8•8·1882) Tree Trim • Removal Commlulon AVAILABL• TODAY Q111denlng Svc 04 1•5512 714·558-4161 REPAIR ------- Farthln9 Interior. Kitchen/Bath/Remodel Rm Additions Visa/MC 1..,$60875 873·1212 liiiiiiii18iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia liiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii I ..,,=~·~·-•-·_1_B,,..,8_a__ Landacape R•mod•llnt ALL-AM•RIOAN A,J Pall .. Cenetrqotlon •t21 ••rvlo• Call• FAE• a., ... CINnln9 y.,d tune up/malntonace, Movee-u..... PIHl•r/Stuooo P•IOh S""••eu AddlUona•R•mod•llng Repalra/S•rv/Op•n•r• Tired or Mou7 Let ua lalld1c•pel•rtl1llc deelgn. C•relully, Courteou•ly ·Servtng So ca Hyr• ~~ Can't seem to get to all those repair joba around the house? Let the Cleot1fted Service Dlreotorr · h•lp you nnd rt llablo htlp. t41·M78 ·OeMfal COt'ltr~lng. All M•k•e-Mod•lo H1ul:furn/1ppl/c1thng/elc ContraclorlC27.004ooe, & For the Right ,.rlc• Llot'32H84 24Hra SllVJCIS L,450732 84e-30fa Uc'd eso.sorv·(7371) P-21a.seo1 /082·~ Pror1 & ethic ... 146-7505 T1teetn e49.oaa3 _....,.!'7,,!:14~·!•!•~4-~'1~8~1!:1!.._ .. Ji•••• .. •••----------...;,. l