The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About1999-06-23 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ~ ·~ -~ --'---, ~~ ........ -~ ra..~ -------~ -· • --..; --.... --- r ·· SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1999 City Council offers $25,000 reward in garage slaying DEATH IN A G·ARAGE: a timeline ( • Costa Mesa council members hope reward will help public efforts to find the killer of 15-year-old girl and her unborn baby. EusFCEF lktt' f'b COSTA MESA -A team of some 40 police officers and vol- unteers will blanket the West Side with hundreds of fliers today in the hope that d $25,000 reward approved by the City Council on Monday will help them find the person who killed 15-year-old Yuridia Balbuena and her unborn baby girl. Balbuena was shot in the chest May 29 after bullets were fired through the door of the garage where she and her tam- ily were liVing. Her baby was delivered prematurely by cae- sarean section but died shortly after. Police believe the double- honuade in the 2000 block of Wallace Avenue was gang- related, said Lt. Ron Smith. "Very often, gang members share information,• Smith said. "They brag about it. They talk about it." SEE REWARD PAGE 4 • May 29: Yuridia Balbuena, 15, is shot and killed while sitting in a Wallace Avenue garage that had been turned into a makeshift apartment. Also killed is Balbue- na's unborn baby girl, who died after doctors tried to save her by caesarean section. • June 1: Police say the shooting may be gang-related after discov- ering a spate of graffiti scattered throughout the neighborhood. • June 3: A memorial service for Balbuena and her baby is held at a funeral home. The open-casket ceremony lasts two hours as FU PHOTO BY SEMI HUIR DAILY Pl.OT Three weeks ago, Costa Mesa police were passing out Wen asking for information about the shooting death of Yuridia Balbuena. • ' mourners visrt the deceased girl wrth her baby daughter cradled i"t her arms. • June 9: The city cites the prop- erty owners of the apartment complex where the Balbuena fam- ily was staying, The owners are charged wrth 10 building code violations They have 30 days to fix the problem~ • June 15: The Counol approves a request by the Police Depart- ment to use $25,000 in city funds as reward money for information leading to the arrest and convic· t1on of Balbuena's killer WET HEAD Board naines four to posts •Graduation isn't only . ti.me school people look ahead; Tuesday night, the focus was on the future. ~f'b NEWPORT-MESA -The school board Tuesday appointed four men to top district posts Tom Antal, an assistant pnnc1- pal in Huntington Beach, was appointed principal of Estanoa High School Arthur Rowland, a pnnapal m Saddleback Valley, was appoint- ed chrector of human re ource and will be responsible for over- seeing all the distnct's teachers. Steven Cyler was appointed chrector of educational technolo· gy. Jaune Castellanos, . a high school principal, was appointed assistant supenntendent of sec- ondary education, replacing retinng Assistant Superintendent Tom Jacobson Antal and Rowland cam~ to Tuesddy's school bodrd meeting to formally accept their ]Obs, wluch will pay about $90 000 each per year. Both men brought theu fanu- lies and Rowland even brought his mother. who u; hen.elf a grad- uate of Newport Harbor High School. Antal, a Fountain Valley resi- SEE SCHOOL PAGE 4 Co~cil upholds decision to allow West Side warehouse SEAN HUER I DAILY PlOT Carlos Vlllanueva, 12, of Costa Mesa gets the sand out of his eyes with a b1endly pail of water at Blackie's Beach. • Residents complain that the development wastes real estate, but $1 million already has been spent. ·~or some folks, the wait may be well worth it Fu.-.1 Gn ~,._ • Construction of a new r~staurant on Newport Boulevard could cause Thangle Square traffic jams Thursday, Friday. GREG RlsUNG lllf( Pb COSTA l'v1ESA -Maybe it won't occur to them Thursday or Friday -as they sit there slowed by a lane closure for con· struction on Newport Boulevard -to toast the wait. But when the job is completed in the fall, they'll surely be able to toast this week's slowdown -if they want. MILLEN NIUM MOMENT That's because the closure will allow the installation of steel remforcements that will bear the weight of a massive bar at a new Thangle Square restaurant. Owners of the Yard House, which is scheduled to open in October, claim they have the more beers on tap than any other restaurant anywhere. A southbound lane will be shut down to traffic between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on both days as crews lift and ass~mble girders that weigh more than a ton each. Planners said they don't expect any major inconveniences to motorists or cus- tomers during the construction. •There shouldn't be any problems,• Turning heads on the road and at sea 0 n any gtven day, locals could 1ee Newport Beach's Ernie Kanzler driving around with his St. Bernard in luxurtous-looJdng cars that he designed. At 18, Kanzler started hll career wtth the Ford Motor Co. u a truck. drtver. Over the yean be lnoYed up in the company and into the ltyting depertment. Jt WU there that Kamler became fadnated by ae- adve dellgn. He ai.o bemme tn•ellrid In dntgntng boats. wldcb rmubld ID the Marauder line. 1b9t llne tumid lnlD. mnpmy ....... oc.a.ogamg cabin auilln. Allnlgb KAllllin p?H Dll II d1llgntnig, ... allo kw9 ~ ...... mtMv tllcal1clGG...,.•llMLbamln-.almCM1umba1111 .. nm 1' • 111111 • lllll II/JI• said Steve Reynolds, Yard House co-own- er. •Tuere is no other way we can possibly do this. We are getting the best out of the crane while it's there." Drivers are advised to use other routes to get onto the Costa Mesa Freeway during lunch hour since the lane closure could add to the logjam of cars that p ile up north of 19th Street. The 60 pieces of steel reinforcement delivered to the site are designed for both the entrance way and as support for the enormous keg room that cools the numer- ous beers served at the resta urant. SEE SQUARE PAGE 4 INDEX COSTA MESA -ln what some residents argued was a blow to the revitalizabon of the West Side, the City Council upheld a Planning Corrurussion decision to allow a self-storage warehouse on property along the bluffs area off Whittier Avenue. Nexus Development has pro- posed building a 950-unit self- storage warehouse at 1741 Wlut- ber Ave. Bruce Jordan of Nexus described the project as c'\ high- end Cape Cod-style warehouse that would also proV'lde an area for storage of recreation vehicles. Nexus originally subnutted its 111111 AUllWC -·--·--2 ClASSllD -·-··-.. ---• NUC IDl1CES ·--·---·__] SPCllS ______ ... ._.....S Facilitating childbirth WBlllE----·-'° WEAlHER L om Walker has made medical history by becoming the fll'lt pdtate pqc- tk:e l8ldwle ID or._ Qlllllty application in March. The pro1ect as approved by the zomn9 a · trator but then appee.led by Councilwoman Heather Somen, to the Planning Commi1- 1on When the Planrung Com- mlS ion upheld the deosion, · Somers appealed the matter again. The Council uph e ld the SEE COUNCIL MGa 4 .. ... .. ' 2 Wednesday, June 23, 1999 ALMANAC • EDl"l'OWS NOTI: Do you or • Natalie A. Granito, on someone you know have a May 10 landmark birthday or anni~· sary coming up? If so, we'd like to include It In our ALMANAC section. Please c.all the lnfor· MARRIAGES ma~1on Into the Reaclfl's' Hot- line. (949) 642·fi086. fax It to v (949) 646-4170, or mall it the Mos.t recent marriages: City Editor, 330 W Bay St., Cos- ta Mesa. Calif. 92627. You may COSTA MESA also send photographs, but please be sure to Include a self-•Christopher J. Fleming to Lucinda L. Reyes, on addressed stamped envelope if you'd like It returned. DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on susp1oon of driving under the influence. These peo- pie have only been arrest- eel on suspicion of a cnme. and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH June 14 • Odvid Charles Koffman, 32, Newport Beach June 15 • Steven Mike Berges, 32, Newport Beach • Sydm Ann Green, 41, Costd Mesd June 16 • Andrea Nicole Aguilar. 19, Newport Beach June 17 • Shane Hall, 33, Nashua, NII June 19 • Chnstopher W1llidm lrvme. 2 t Newport Beach • Kent Brown. 32. MISs1on V1e10 June 20 • C hdrlc-. Fredrick Crone, h8, Newport Bedch • Lous1e Mdry Lindsdy, 7b, Costd Mesa • Gordon Bums Kenaston. 28. Ah-.o V1e10 BIRTHS Most rC'cent births m Newport Bcarh dnd Costa Mcsd Births, mdmages dlld dedths dS reported to Ordnge County Clerk Recordt.>r's Ofhce: NEWPORT BEACH • Anna R Hauserman, on April 8 • \lexandPC M Salinas, on Apnl 28 •Juliette J\.f Brdnnon. on J\.fa} 5 • Ceara B McGdfrigle, on May 5 • Jason A Miller. on May 5 • Molly A. Bussard, on Mdy 6 • Kendall N. C haput, on Mdy 6 • Brdndon W. l leaston, on May 6 • William E. Jamieson, on May 6 • German F. Martinez. on May 6 • Jadd N. AreC, on May 7 •Ben K. McConnell, on May7 • August B. Akerstrom, on May 8 • Connor J . Hawkes, on May 8 •Evan P. Hellier, on May 8 • Mitchel S. Johnson, on May 8 • Rucha S. Bhave, on May9 •Dylan D. Blum, on May9 • Meghan H. Colburn, on May 9 • Lauren L. Coyne, on May 10 • Gina L. Gordon, on May9 • Jordan M . Gosse, on May 10 VOL tJ, NO. 146 ,..,...,.. ... 111ew Otiff "8•11111 OMc.- • April 25 in Los Alamitos • Juan C. Padilla Soto to Dda Acevez, on May 6 in Santa Ana • Thomas P. Anderson to Mary A. •Feldman, on May 8 in Pallbrook • John M . Josberger to Shannon A. McCUntoc:k, on May 8 in Newport Beach • John K. Nakamura to Wendy C. Wa.kuya, on May 8 in Costa Mesa • Forrest L. Breese to Sara A. Parisotto, on May 9 in Santa Ana NEWPORT BEACH • Gordon F. Brown Il to Suzanne Johnson, on May 1 in Fallbrook • Christopher L. Owens to Malia C. Givens, on May 8 in Newport Beach DEATHS Most recent deaths: COSTA MESA • Carol C. Taggart. 50, May9 • Luigi Carpentieri, 73, May 11 • Jin H. Kim. 25, May 11 •Gary L. Dubach, 64, May 15 NEWPORT BEACH • Daniel W. McMillan, 75, May 13 • Ronctld Pollendine, 63, June 14 • Vrrginia F. Dorsten, 83, May 15 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Recent sales as reported by Continental Lawyers Title Co. in Santa Ana: COSTA MESA • 1113 Sandi Lane, $155,000 • 273 Magnolia St., $675,000 • 1103 Valley View Drive, $191,500 • 2168 Biscayne Springs., $100,000 • 218 Del Mar Ave., $270,000 • 219 Albert Place, $310,000 • 2218 Canyon Drive, $225,000 • 270 E. 18th St., $379,000 • 2445 Marseilles Way, $225,000 • 437 Bay View Terrace. $400,000 NEWPORT BEAOt • 2321 Arbutus St., $565,000 • 2015 Vista Caudal, $625,000 • 2006 Port Provence Place, $675,000 • 835 Amigos Way, $240,000 • 2344 Aralia St., $569,500 • 9200 Nottingham Lane, $800,000 . • 400 Villa Point Drive, $375,000 • 1963 San Bruno, $299,000 • 1000 Hampshire Lane, $687,000 READERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 .. Record your comments about the Daily Pilot Of news tlpL AD DBE SS Our ~m Is 330 W. Bay Sl, Cost.I MeM. CA 92627. local voices Doily Pij .. THEii AllD NOW A last little bit of open spa ce • IDfTOWS NOTE: Then and Now Is a feature ui:>dftlng events and people we've prof II~ In the past. If there's an Issue you'd like to see updated in TtEN AND NOW, please call Amy Spurgeon at (949) 574-4228 or send an e-mail to dal- lypllotOearthllnk.Mt. THEN ••• The year was 1995. The Irvine Company's plan to build 119 single-family homes on 26 acres of the historic Castaways was in the works. Regarded as one of the most historic parts of Newport Beach, the Castaways is the jagged bluff area snuggled between East Coast Highway and Westcliff Drive. At the time, it was owned by the Irvine Co. Although the Irvine Co. was preparing to bl,lild, they were also required to dedicate a park to the city of Newport Beach . The City Council and the Irvine Co. approved a 4.8-acre park at Dover Drive and 16th Street -just above what is known as Upper Castaways. But some people thought that Lower Castaways, which is right next to East Coast Highway, would be a more scenic spot for a park. So the city and the Irvine Co. attempted to make a deal: Plan B, The city would trade its 4.8-acre park site at Dover and 16th for Lower Castaways. A feasibility study approved by the city's Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission was considered by the Qty Council. The study placed the active park -with obe soccer field and 'two Little League ·fields -into Upper Castaways, an open space consisting of natural habitat and wildlife. Lower Castaways -with its' scrumptious view of the ocean -would house a dog park, a bas- ke tball court, a practice field and parking spaces. In return, the Irvine Co. would be able to build up to 29 addition- al homes at the original park site, which is adjacent to the compa- ny's Castaways housing develop- THEN ... ABOVE: The first Coast HJghway bridge over Upper New- port Bay, com- pleted ln 1925. LEFT: The Castaways restaurant • .about 1950, looking north at Dover Drive and West Coast Highway. COURTESY Of FIRST AMERICAN llTlE INSuRANCE COMPANY. SANTA ANA ment. But it wasn't long before the public got word of the situation and began to protest. They did not want Plan B. ln fact, some did not want the park at all. They wanted to keep the 4.8 acres of pre-approved park as open space. So Plan B was scrapped and it was back to Plan A. Things would have been fine except for a 20-to 40-space parking lot in Upper Castaways oatwal habitat miss- ing from the original blueprints. It was back to council sessions and town h~ meetings. NOW ..• It's 1999. The Castaways housing devel opment is near completion. neighborhood Fourth of July is planned. Plaques dedicating th Upper Castaways open spa resezye and the Bob Henry Park a Dover and 16th are in place. An the Lower Castaways is stilr own by the hvine Co., which has plans build a 71-boat slip marina some time in the future. The parking lot was moved n to Newport Harbor Luther Church in a land swap between th city and the church. The Castaways-one of the undeveloped land sites in Newpo Beach -is almost complete. •(Pow years ago) the City Coun ci1 took into consideration the view or the community and that's wha you normally do with a public wor project,• said Don Webb, director the city's public works departmen ·vou can't please everybody, b you try to give something to every one.• C O STA · MESA CITY COUNCIL WR A P· U P ISSUE: A draft ordinance amending council appeal proce- dlires. VOTE: 4-0 {Councilwoman Unda Dixon absent) to give the ordinance its first reading. SUMMARY: Mayor Gary Mon- ahan bad proposed amending the appeal proceiS so that coun- cil members who appealed items could have them reviewed imrrie<U.ately by the City Council rather than have them go th.rough the Planning Commil- lion. Monahan said the current appeal process sometimes iesult- ed In lengthy and costly delays for developen. Most council memben agreed that the Ol'Cli· naoce needed to be clarified. but IOllM members raJled concema. Councilwoman Libby Cowan said lbe tboUgb.t the PlamWig Commteston WU an important piece ol the process and it would be a dangeroua precedent to tab them out. She allo Nkl any delays In Ille approval procea w a con of doing bullnaa m • tbilt city. Councilwoman Heetber &omen Nkl lbe didn't think it was incumbent upon council members to have to justify an appeal or review, rather it should be suffictentjust to give a reason. ISSUE: The Neighbors for Neighbors property selection process. VOTE: 4-0 to select three mobile hoines from the Neigh· borhood Improvement Grant or Neighbors for Neighpors waiting list. SUMMARY: The Redevelop- ment Agency has funded 12 Neighbors for Neighbors events in the last seven yea.rs through Community Development Block Grants. This year, the City Coun- cil decided to concentrate cleanup efforts in deteriorated single-family homes. Staff found single-family home projects were much more successful than Neighbors for Neighbors pro-Jectl on apartments. The Council decided to select three mobile holnel for the tall Neighbors for Neighbors event. This option would make lt easier to find homes in one area and help applicants who have been wait- ing for a grant. ISSUE: Hiring a police sergeant and purchasing soft- ware for mobile computers using a Local Law Enforcement Block Grant. VOTE: Approved 4-0 SUMMARY: The City Council provided matching funds of $12,250 for a $222,712 Local Law Enforcement Block Grant. A police sergeant will be hired using $103,000 of the grant mon- ey, and software for mobile com· puters Will be purchased with Sl 19, 712 in grant funding. Grant money is not usually set aside for personnel becilu.se grants don't provide a long-term, stable source of funding. However, with 71 % of patrol officers hav- ing less than four yea.rs experi- ence, it is bnportant to provide adequate field supervision, according to the staff report. The software being purchased will allow patrOl officen to prepare police reports from the field ad reduce papetwork. ISSUE: Completion of a St mil· lion, three-road reconstruction project. VOTE: 4-0 to accept the work .• SUMMARY: Major toed con: struction was completed recently on three dty roads: Pair Drive between Harbor Boulevard and Vassar Place; Hamilton Street between Charle Street and Pomona Avenue; and Orange. Avenue between 19th SVeM and 22nd Street. Pair Drive an<\ Orange Avenue each •rvlce about 12,000 vebk:ln a day, While Hamilton Street .me. aboUt 7,000 vebide9 per day. Tbe. work done on the i'08dl ~ street surfacing, CCJDClele n!plir, pavement recolllt:nM:Uon ad installation ol traflk: lmdmgl. The project wu paid far with Measure M fuhdiDg, a grant from the Nte omc. of a.r.r. gency Managemmt ..._, and money from tba _... j ti! N al fund. i , _., .. IMC .. • WEATHER SURF POLICI FILIS 'TIMBiAWS Balboa 74162 Corona del Mar 741462 Costa Mesa 75.'62 Newport 8Hch 74162 Newport Coast 74162 ._.PGMCAIT LOCATION SIZE wedge ......... .. -·~···""'............... ., ............ ~ .......... .. -··· TIDES TODAY First low 1:17 a.m ....... 1.0 First high 7:06 a.m ..••••.. 3.3 S.Cond low 12:23 p.m ....... 1 .6 Second high 6:51 p.m ........ S.2 1'UllDAY Ftnt loW 1:fte.m ••••.••• 0.1 ,.,. high IGa.m. ...... .JA s.mrldlow COSTA MESA • lriltlOI lftet: A bicycle worth S50 was stolen In the 1000 bkKtt et 3:ll p.m. June 16. • ......... "'9et: A celh.11« phone worth S 150 w.s ltolen from a c.-In the noo block et ];JO p.m. June 13. • ...,,,.._ .... A 12~ of beer worth S12 wes .-n from • stor9 et 9:50 p.m. June 13. • .....__. ••-Sewrll no111boc*s Md lldglrs ~ S• W9f'l ltolen from • CM In the 2000 blodt beieli1i• 1 7-AS and 11 :JO p.m. June 11. • -• ., ......... ,. 111*b of bier.,. llllin from ... In the 2JOO blodt 8t 10:90 PJft. ..... 13. ........... --•a•• ... Im .... 1•1111111• llll•••ta .... ., ........... ':Gii p.m. • • • • .. • u tlclDrMI high Ji .. p.111. • • • • • ..SA The swell out of the south-south- west holds today for near shoul- der-high sets. Sets at the pofnts and reefs will be bigger. Winds blCk down tod.y for some t.tter surftng condi- tions. W.v.s will ... by Thundlr- wn.r vblblllty II ... ,... ...... • .... _ . ............ • Doily Pilot Bug-eyed survivor can only wait for moths to f!ZOVe on . -T he long siege is over and : we have survived. : But after the first couple . of weeks we had definitely : become concerned about the · sanity question. That happens • when your life becomes an r I Allred Hitchcock film. : You probably know "The : Birds," but let me tell you, #The l Moths" is even more surreal and -. just as frightening. Tippi Hedren • had no idea what a cushy deal • -jhe had. • The advance pd.l'bes flew into ' town just before the Memorial • Day weekend. They must have ~.tilted what they saw because ~:within a week's time, moths a· were inundating our peaceful ~ uriiversity town. ~:; On Tuesday morrung, June 8, :-J woke up about 6:30. I lurched •:«mt into the kitchen and turned :•on the burner under the tea ket- :: Ile. Then I went to open the ::front door to get the morning •":J>aper. ~ -Within the next five seconds, r : aged five years. : • I opened the inner door, the -:wood one, but no light came in. • .l"he screen door was covered -solid with the dreadful things. The moment I cracked the door, tens or thousands -at least - or moths took off sunultaneously. ' That means 20,000 wings. : }-lave you ever heard that many . ·moth wings flapping? They : make sertous no1Se -about that of a DC-3 taking off. ... I snatched the paper from its . ",µsual perch on the threshold of ·.the entry (our 72-year-old deliv- • < ery ~boy." a retired timpanist from Philadelphia, never throws vie paper, he places it) as quick- ~ ly as possible. ' • : I said several things, the least of which was "Shoo." l flailed my arms and fled for the sanctu- " ~ of home. But they were · there, too. Not in such great , numbers, but more than enough, ihank you. They seemed Jo be berugri . -creatures, wantirlg little from life THE FRED COLUMN fred martin but a tiny piece of wall or ceiling to cling to and, at night, a light to be attracted by. They were about an inch long, fat and furry. There was nothing in the paper about this pestilential invasion for a couple of days. Then I learned the things are called miller moths. They had come to Fort Collins from the prairies of eastern Colorado and Kansas. The killer millers were mak- ing a sort of pit stop to build up strength and numbers before continuing on to the high coun- try. According to a professor of biology at the university, they are harmless to both humans and to our Pendleton shirts and other woolly items. "They'll hang arourid for a couple of weeks and they'll be gone,• the professor was quoted as saying. There was nothing we could do about these things: They eat Raid soup for break- fast. We would simply have to learn to live with them. I tried several copious squirts of byg spray and the professor was quite right. The stuff star- tled them and ·probably tasted terrible, but it didn't really faze them. I tried to call the professor to find out what kind of weaponry I could assemble that might make the moths want to leave our house in a hurry. Guess what? •I'm sorry, he's out of town for a while," was' the answer 1 got. Great. The town's infested with moths and the entomologist bugs out. My wife heard that you can put a little Dove soap and waler together and it will attract them aJld they will drown. I put a roasting pan full of the mixture outside the front door that night. The next monung, the pan con- tained 27 moth corpses. Of course, that left about 2,700 of the thmgs clinging to the walls and ceilings of our house. At least 200 more had soµght shelter under the tarpau- lin covenng the little sailboat we keep over by our lake. Then there were the hundreds of / moths that flew out when I flipped over the upside down hull of my kayak, the colonies in and under our cars, beneath the snow blower, .inside gutter drains, under our redwood deck -everywhere. As the days fluttered by, the moths began to disappear. Maybe 10 million survivors con- tinued the migration lo enjoy springtime in the Rockies. Sever- al million others croaked, the vic- tims either of natural moth caus- es, soapy water or being whdcked by residents who sun- ply couldn't take any more of the damn things flying in their races. We are told the disgusting plague will be over any day now, with no real harm done to anybody. Then it will be time for the ubiquitous cottonwood trees to begin filling the air with the diaphanous carriers that float their seeds to greener pastures. Do you suppose the guy who WTote the book that just last month rated Fort Collins the No. 1 retirement spol in all the coun- try knew about all this stuff? • FRED MARTIN is a former Newport Be~h resident who now writes from his home in Fort Collins, Colo. His col· umn runs Wednesdays . ~A cormnunity anchor • Almost a half century of ~ volunteer work has kept Kay Johnson in touch with her Balboa neighbors. 5TACY 8ROWN lbti Pill BALBOA -lf there is power in giving, Kay Johnson has to be one of the most powerful women in the world. The Balboa Island resident, who was recently presented the Chamber of Commerce's Silver Anchor Award, has given more than 10,000 hours and a countless number of years to the Hoag Hos- pital Auxiliary and the Assistance League of Newport-Mesa. Each year, the chamber pre- sents the anchor awards to the community's most dedicated vol- unteers. With her yea.rs of work. Johnson could have won a whole boatload of them. ,. Volunteering is such a great way to spend your time, and it PLUG IN f also helps you to keep up with what's going on (m your commu- nity)," Johnson said. Johnson has known what's happening on the island for most of the second half of the century. A resident of the island for nearly 50 yearS, Johnson, who's well into her 90s by her own count, has been a member or the Assistance League of Newport-Mesa for 46 years. She began volunteering with the Red Cross in 1948, help- ing veterans. "We'd take the veterans from the hospital in Long Beach on trips to the ballgame and help them do other things,• she said. •After my husband died 3 1 years ago, I volunteered more and it helped to pass the tune,• she said. Johnson spends her Monday mornings at the Assistance League tluift shop where, her friends said, customers drop in just to check in with her. "She's 90-plus years old and has volunteered forever," said Charyl Butterworth, the finanaal adVlSor for the Assistance League "She works the register al the store and never misses a beat. People come in just to say hello to her." Betty Storch, who presented Johnson with the Silver Anchor, among others, said the generous volunteer reminds her of the Ener- gizer Bunny. •Someone called her a human dynamo. She's such a hard work- er and very generous,• Storch said. Johnson sets an amazing exd.IDple for other volunteers, But- teiworth said. · #She's an incredible lady,• But- teiworth added. "She's gone on and on forever, and she's a true inspiration.• But not one who likes attention. "l really don't like the public- ly," Johnson said. "I appreciate the award and the coverage, but I don't like the attention. I just like to help people.• ~1"'~.til Teak is now Affordable! Wednesday, June 23, 1999 3 Sbe helps women have more control of childbirth •.Midwife is first in Orange County to earn hospital privileges. Dealy Pilot NEWPORT BEACH Watclung her s15ter give butb m a J1osp1ld.l was all it took to con- vittce Bonrue Stewdrt-Hunt that she rudn't Wdnl her baby to come into the world like that · Not dwarted by '>Cary, beepmg maduncs Not under th~e con- dition'> So when Stewart-Hunt gave buth ldc;t year she did so in her own home in Newport Beach, ll1 her own bc>d. With her w<ls her husbdnd, Tony I lunt, and Lorn Walker, a pnvate practice rrudwile Walker, one of only a handful of privdte prdcllce nudwives in Orangt> County, hd'> bec.:ome the first privtttc prnctJcc midwife in the cmmty with hospital-<ldmil- llng pnvilegcs Thdt medJlS she can per1om1 her Job whe re doc- tors typitd.lly rnle Walke r hd~ also opened an office in Newport Beach, because, she s;;ud, dn mcredsmg nwnber of her clientc; are from the Newport-Me!>a arPd. Far from bemg an illldchro- nisllc relic, Walke1 wears a wtute COdt and eschews long braids, mccmse and other NPw Age accoutremPnts Midwives, she beheves, d!e the medical wave ot the future · The word "midwlfe" comes from Old English, Wdlker said, meaning "with woman.• Mld- \fivb hdve dssi~tl'd women m chlld birth for centunes "Typically, when people envision m1dw1ves, thf'y Uunk of medieval times, and witches," Walker said. •And dlso unedu- cated, unSdfC! prdcllbonc>rs." But alonq w1U1 her llddJbonal roots, Wdlkcr also has 20th cen- tury m1•cliral tr<11rung She hds a SEAN H ER I DAILY PILOT Lorri Walker measures blood pressure at a kitchen-type set- ting in her office. master's degree in midwlfery from San Jose State Uruvers1ty and is a licensed nurse. Walker describes her job as between that of an pbstetnaan and a nurse. •A nurse's responsibility 1S to unplement the orders of the physicians," she said. "With a nurse midwile, we are the pn- mary care provider, mearung we do all the assesc;ments, all the diagnoses." U one of Walker's pregnant patients develops compbcabons -such as a heart problem, or one that would reqwre surgery -she refers her patient to an obstetrioan Walker said she deoded to become a nudwile because she had such a positive expenence giving birth to her own three children, now teenagers. She wanted to help other women feel empowered by the expen- ence instead of feeling teni11ed and alienated m hosp1tals. • 1 kind of consider myseU a I childbirth junkie," she said. "When a woman 1S working really really hard. and" there's tears m her eyes, and sweat and she calls out for your assistance . . . and then she's elated, and holds her baby in her arms and tea.rs come down her face and her husband's face. You feel pnvileged to be part or that very inbmale and empowenng expe- nence • Walker saJd 1t 1S important to her that women have choices about how they give birth. And now that she has admit- llng pnvileges at Orange Coast Memorial Hospital m Fountain Valley. her patients have the option of having a midwife in the hospital, with the epidwal and pain-killing drugs that hos- pitdls can provide. "There are many ways to give birth wtuch are OK. and there's no one way to do it,· Walker said. Hunt-Stewart and her husband agree. · "Bonnie and I really wanted the expenence to be as natural as ~ible, and Bonrue wanted to be in control ot her bi;rtb, he said. ·Lorn helped us do it.· I wouldn't trust my draperies to anyone but COIT. "ft took a lot of hard work to get our house the way we like it. And it's very gratifying the walk-in and see how beautiful our draperies look. f'm very proud of it, and I don't mind admitting that COIT helps me to feel that way by keeping the draperies looking .. new. For over 4 5 years, COIT-~ advanced equipment and folly trained, certified ttchnicians have provirkd the most effective ck1ming availabk to assure you tht finest mu/ts possible; and wt guarantee it.' s;..,,.,,°" °' RJtl" °"w•wy 811J1 MSS c.nn.Jln1 d-HMltMlwr 4 Wednesc:toy, June 23, 1999 COUNCIL CXJl!UniaiQri'I dedlkia Monday 3·1, with Swlm ~DO. ·1 ree1 that we have an~ tunlty here With one ol tbe last ~ ocean view proper. ties existing m the nty to do potentially great things wsth that sit.e," So1net1 .said Somers. had also supported a moratorium fo1 buildmy on the We&t Side tmtil the West Side Spec:i.fk flan could be complet· ed, a proposal that eventually failed due to a lack of consensus bY the council The West Side Specific Plan is an effort to revitAlize the West Side and address the awkward mix of busine,ses, homes and lndustfY in the area. A number of residents who bavo participated in West Side revitalization meetings have suggested that the bluffs -now home to manufectunng busi· nesses -should be rezoned for hiyh-end leSldential develop- ments. "'This area has got to be revi- talized, dJld tfs not going to be revitcilized. with dead storage,• said resident James Quake. Quake said that the property instead could be developed into highly profitable residential developments s.imllar to one pro- · posed by Taylor Woodrow Homes lnC'. at Banning Ranch, which is adjacent to the property on Whittier Avenue. Resident Bob Graham said REWARD CONTINUED FROM 1 There's ctlso a possibility that someone was with the shooter at the time of the lulling, Smith said. Someone also might have helped the !>hooter obtain the gun. HWe know eventually the word is going to tnckle out," Smith said. And that $25,000 reward rrught be the extra push some- one needs to come forward, said Mayor Gary Monahan. "l think it's a great idea to do whatever we can do to catch Uus mdtVldual or mdiVlduals," he srud. The City Counal approved the $25,000 reward on a 4-0 vote Councilwoman Lmda Duon was absent. Poltce detectives, officers, cadets, explorers and other vol- unteers will canvas the neigh· borhood where Balbuena was killed today and post filers m both Spanish and Engl.t.sh. The door-to-door contacts will be the third such outreach between police dnd residents that tblire ... b•···-_. for. wm.tr of I"-M .... ingin tWdlJ.:.. d:..s .. 1e11...,. ........ giant maUIOIMan Resident 1bm ~ addld that a buDCb Of~ IVt wt1b great oa.en vieWI jUll dldll't seem right. CouDdl members \V9l9 .,.n· 1:= ::,:,,=r .:.r:e'1: CU&lion WU get1ing beyond die scope ol what the Cound1 bed the power to do et tbe "'"'"1g. "We're JMze to di.a. • minor conditional-use s and we're brtngiQg inudl areas tnto discussion, and I 't know that we can do that at tqis point," said Mayor Quy Mona- han. In defense d Nexus. Jordan said that the company bad decided to build the WarebOUle based on existing 'ZOning and had already spent St million in designs, appraisals, a~ and other expenses. . Plus, Jordan said, it is not realistic to expect to build hemes next to manufacturing bllsiness- es. "No one wants to liven~ to maclune shops or heavy indus- trial," he said. Councilman Joe Erickson, wbo said he was not a fan of self· storage units, had to agree. "Manufacturing next to hous- ing just doesn't work," Ertckson said. ~rm not a big fan of mini- storage projects but they would work better than any other: use I can think of next to residen-t:Uil.. • since the killings. Most rewards ofCered tlµ'ough the Police Department have come from private mcti- viduals, businesses or families, Srruth said. A number of rewards have been offered in past ye~. They include: • $25,000 in the 1990 Malin- da Gibbons homicide, which remains unclaimed because no arrest has been made. • $25,000 reward from an anonymous donor in the Pebru· ary Fairview Park rape investi,· gation. It also remains unclaimed. • $5,000 offered by the city in Susan Reyes' 1991 homiode case, which rem~ unsolved. • $500 reward m the hoIIU- cide of Luis Lopez in the late 1980s. It went unclaimed, although Kent Anguiano was eventually arrested and con- victed based on testimony of people who came forward In the case of the killer of Balbuena and her baby, Smith said he believes the $25,000 reward will help police. ·All we need is one tip, and that can break this case wide open,· Smith said. RUFFLES UPHOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covers Morel WE'VE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH Club Sofa $10000* OFF Chair $5000* OFF "With a purchase of Fabric & Labor til 6/30/99 1998 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 548-1158 Qassified ads work for YOU! THE Inily Pilot < 1 ""·"" d c """1H1111ty M.11k•·tnl ,, ,. 110111 TOWN •Send~ 10WW Items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Cosu Mesa 92627, °' fax them to (949) 646-4170; or c.all (949) 642·5680, ext. 221 A complet~ listing of Around Town may be found at dallypllot.com. TODAY lbeRepubUcanPartyofOnnge County is hosting an Orange Cotlnty forum luncheon featur- ing guest speak~ Arianna Huff- ington at noori' at the Hyatt Regency Irvine. For more infor- mation, call (949) 588-9884. Britt.sh-American Chamber of Commerce of Orange County hosts "Encouraging UK/US Trade and Invesb:nent," a dis- cussion presented by Sir Martin Liang, vice chairman of British Trade International under Prime Minister Tony Blair, at 11 :30 a.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel. Tickets are $30 for members and $35 for nonmembers. The Sut- ton Place Hotel is at 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For tickets or more infor- mation, call (714) 545-2222. The Newport· Beach l>oltce Department hosts a blood drive from 1 to 6:30 p.m. at the NBPD audJtoriwn, 870 Santa Barbara, Newport Beach. For an appoint· ment or more information, call Cindy at (949) 644-3704. A new series of drawing and painting workshops featwing landscapes and seascapes at choice Newport Beach locations runs from 10 a .m. to 12:30 p.m: The first orientation meeting will be at Bob Henry Park, 16th Street and Dover Drive. Regis- tration is $63 (non-Newport Beach residents are $68). For more information, call (949) 644- 3151. THURSDAY The Global Posttionlng System (GPS) is the subject of a hands- on workshop beginning at 7 p.m. at Adventure 16, 1959 Har- bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The workshop will explore the essential skills needed for pre· cise navigating with a GPS receiver. Bring your own GPS receiver, or one will be supplied tor you. The $15 fee covers mstruction and handouts. For more information call, (949) 650· 3301. Business owners are invited to SCHOOL CONTINUED FROM 1 dent with 10 years experience as an assistant principal, most recently at Edison High School in Huntington Beach, said he is excited •about learning more about Estancia," and about becoming a principal. "Everything I know about Estancia tells me it's a wonderlul place/ Antal said. "I'm anxious to do a lot of listening, and to become a part of what is already there." Many parents have said they want the new princ:ipal's top pri· • attend the Sunset After Hows Mixer, whtch will be hosted by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce from 5 to 7 p.m. at Muldoon'slrtsh Pub. Ad.mission is free for chamber members-and $10 for all othe!'S. Muldoon's ls at 202 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 729-4400. FRIDAY .. Flshlng Strategies," a seminar compering Southern California 8lld Baja East Cape offshore fishing strategies, will be offered from 6:30 to 9 p.m. by Orange Coast College's Sailing Pro- gram. The session is designed for beginning to advanced anglers and will be held at OCC's Salling Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway, between the Balboa Bay Club and the Orange County Sea Scout Base, Newport Beach. The session will be taught by Ron Kovach, host of KABC Talk Radio's "Fishing Expeditions," ESPN's "World of Big Game Fishing," and director of Penn Fishing University. Kovach will be joined by Gil Mendiaz, KABC's "Ambassador to the East Cape" and president of Pacific West Sportfishing.Registrationforthe workshop is $28. For more infor- mation, call (949) 645-9412. A "Power Yacht OperaUon and Management" course for women will be offered Friday through Sunday and will be taught aboard Orange Coast College's 70-foot power yacht by a pair of U.S. Coast Guard- licensed women. The boat will depart at 9 a.m. Friday and will return at 4 p.m. Sunday. s'tu- dents will learn to operate the yacht in a wide variety of situa· tions designed to improve skills cuid confidence. For more infor- mation, call (949)645-9412. SATURDAY The Upper Newport Bay Natu- ralists will host a Summer Campfire program at 7:30 p.m . featuring Roger Reinke who will show his slides, "Desert Flowers in Spring." There will be music, songs and marshmallows to roast at this free presentation. The campfire will be held at the Fish and Game Headquarters on Shellmaker Island. For more information, call (949) 786-8878. ority to be turning around what they view as the school's unde- served negative image. This spring, parents even formed a foundation, Eagle Pride, dedicat- ed to boosting the school's profile in the community. Antal said be would join that effort. He added that he is excit- ed about the school's digital high school grarit. In the next few months, Estancia will receive approxiniately $300,000 from the state and the district to buy new computers and technology for the school. Edison High School was also a digital high school, said Antal, and so he knows what "important• changes the new technology can bring to a school. WHEN DINING Gm IORING, IT'S TIME FOR ... -•mMJ1'61Aa• -..-.... ~ OUR MEALS AR E A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA AUO OH OUR MENU: FISH TACOS TOmUASOU, CHILI SIZE CHILI CHIHI OMILllTI 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645-7626 Steven Ferges, a financial advi· sot with the Morgan Stanley Dean Witter office in Costa Mesa, will be hosting -a free~ inar on "Building and Managmg a Stock Portfolio" at 10 am. at the Morgan Stanley Dean Witter office 575 Anton Blvd. Sulte 100, costa' Mesa. For more infonna· tion, c.all (714) 241-3209. SUNDAY "Reality 101," the first free class in a series of monthly free class· es, will be held rrom 2 to 3:30 p.m. at The Latest Thing Teach- ing and Healing Center in Cos- ta Mesa. The class will be taught by Patty Paul, author of ·A New Spirituality: Beyond Religion," who will ctiscuss cre- ation, the evolution of con· sciousness, reincarnation and other subjects. The Latest Thing will be offering a free class every month to benefit the local commwtity at 270 E. 17th St., • Costa Mesa. For more infonna- tion, call (949) 645-6211. MONDAY "Fabulous Folklore with the Gypsy Folk Ensemble, H a free music and dance performance, will be presented at 10:30 a.m. to children entering first through fifth grades. Costumed dancers will perform jigs from the British Isles at this presenta- tion, which will launch the New· port Beach Central Library's Summer Reading Program. The performance will be held in the library's Friends' Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call (949) 717-3801. TUESDAY Preventton Plus wtU be holdlrig stroke, vascular disease and osteoporosis screenings at New· port Center United Methodist Church in Corona del Mar. A Board Certified Physician at Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla will review the tests. Screenings are $40 each or $125 for all four tests. For appoint- ments or more information, call (800) 795-17 43 Dr. Moon will host "How the Body Can Cleanse Itself Natu· rally," a free seminar from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- ·we're just gomg to be a very positive place," he said. Rowland will be responsible for overseeing the recruitment, hiring, evaluating and disciplin- ing of all the district's teachers, as well as overseeing principals. He said his main focus would be providing training and sup· port to staff members. •The district has hired lots of folks in the last few years,• he said. Retirement incentives and smaller elementary school class· es have brought many new teachers into the district. "They need support and orientation,• Rowland said. He also said that he has been successful at helping struggling SQUARE CONTINUED FROM 1 The restaurant will sit atop the Virgin Megastore, which will remain open during the work. All of the steel parts will be assem- bl'd at night so other businesses aren't disrupted. Some of the sidewalk Will be cordoned off, but planners said there will be plenty of sign.age to CHILDREN·s SHOES SEMI-ANNUAL SALE UPT050%0FF r.RfAT SEl.£CTION Of MAJOR BRMOS AND SMrS INCLUDING: • S'""6 Ri• • llMIMI • AlrtNA • NiJ. Siie lflrfS on FrlclD. June M Doily Ptlot mation, call (949) 631..C74t. Salomon Smith Barney invites the community to a free seminar to review retirement altema. bves. SpeakeB Jason Sherr and Don Harrell will discuss pension plans. 401k plans, profit sharing, IRAs and more at 6:30 p.m. Salomon Smith Barney is at 650 Town Center Drive Suite 100, Costa Mesa. Space is limited. For reservations or more infor- mation, call (714) 957-6500. JUNE 30 "Fabulous Folklore with the Gypsy Folk Ensemble," a free music and dance performance, will be presented at 3 p .m. to children entering first through fifth grades. Costumed dancers will perform jigs from the British Isles at this presentation, which will launch the Newport Beach Central Library's Summer Read- ing Program. The performance will be held at Mariners Branch ' Llbrary, 2005 Dover Drive, New- port Beach. For more informa- tion, call (949) 717-3801. A free demonstration titled "Relieve Stress, 'Relax at Will, and Enhance Your Health with Yoga" will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (949) 631-4741. JULY 1 "Fabulous Folklore with the Gypsy Folk Ensemble," a free mUSlc and dance performance, will be presented at 10:30 a.m. to children entering first 1 th.rough fifth grades. Costumed dancers will perform jigs from the British Isles at this presenta- tion, which will launch the New- port Beach Central Library's Summer Reading Program. The performance will be held at the Balboa Branch Llbrary, 100 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. For more informdtion, call (949) 717-3801. The Happy Hooters will make their Sl.Xth appearance at the Senior Center of the Jewish Commuruty Center of Orange County at 11 a,m. This free show will feature new numbers and ·new costumes in a Fourth of July celebration. The JCCOC is at 250 E. Baker St, Costa Mesa. For more information or reservations, c.all (714) 755.0340 ext. 260. schools improve and •create a good environment" and that he looks forward to offering such support to Newport-Mesa's schools. One of the brightest smiles at Tuesday's meeting came from outgoing Assistant Superinten· dent Tom Jacobson, who ca.me out of retirement until district officials could find a replace· ment for him. •After 39 years in the profes· sion, my whole career is passing before me," he· said. Starting today, Jacobson said be will focus on "riding my bike, dri· ving my Corvette, playing with my dog and traveling with my wif • e. direct pedestrians. : The Yard House is a popula{ restaurant in Long Beach featur• ing an extensive menu in addition to its wide range of beers. Reynolds said the lhangl~ Square restautant will be its sec~ ond. The owners are also looking at sites in San Diego and Pasade~ na. · Construction crews have obtained permits from the state Department of Transportatiod needed to conduct their work. nii angle Square offidals agreed tbaJ the construction won't at\lle anlJ, major traffic delay.. : "We expect it to go pretl}' smoothly," said Tom Estel, man._ ager of 'lnangle Square. •we are doing everything we can to alle~ viate any potential problems! Everything should go falrlY well.• Motorilta CM aped anotheJ closure 1D two Weeki when th8 ftnel ahlpment Of 1t8e1 11 brougbC to the restaurant. 4 I l QUOTE Of THE DAY .. . ' . , ,_ 191 dcrfs. ·(1inwntedthewide ..... position)because1 IMn't like to block . rof kept moving fcrther llld trier out -• Paul S.lata. Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Farner ' ' Vfednesdoy, June 23, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Canson • 949.57 U 223 HIGH SCHOOL SCIAPIOOI ' !A I BIG RUN ; L1z Morse has become code for runnJig success at Corona del · Mar High, where she just completed a stronb junior campaign to : highlight the school's 1998-99 girls athletic year. : Morse, as well as Jenny Cummins and Katie Quinlan, led CdM to : CIF Southern Section Division N and Sea View League cross coun- try titles and a second-place finish a t state finals. Morse was fourth in lejlgue, seventh at section finals and fifth at state. , Morse also sparkled in track. She won the league 800 meters, was ~ third at CIF Division II Finals, won the Masters Meet, and was third 1 at state. S C·I AP I 0 0 I Schedule ....... Estaid.1 glr1s ...... ,.Costa Mesa boys MDAY: Corona del Mar glri5 ....... y. Newport~~ NutWNk: ~ boys. Costa MeY gir1I. Corona del MM boys. Newport tWbor glHs Volleyball (semifinals) and tennis (quarterfinals) also made extended CIF playoff runs, while several mdlVlduals sparkled. : Dimitra Havriluk and Meghan Gall<igher were first-team All·CIF in volleyball, while Nadia Vaughan •(league singles runner-up) and Eva Baudenbacher (CIF singles round of 16) were tennis aces. ' Jennifer Dick.son, an all-leaguer in basketball and a standout in the shot put and discus, was CdM : Athlete of the Year. Meghan Bryan and Britta Vogele (soccer) and Melinda Tucke r (wa ter polo) w ere first-team all-league · and Morse, Cummins, Allison Harvey and Karolina Libuda won a league 1,600 relay crown. -by Barry Faulkner DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Goaltender Britta Vogele maintains order ln the CdM goal. DIANA MULVIHU I OAl.Y PlOT Coach BW Sumner & ·eo., from right Jlll Ouye, Jean Garcia. Uz Morse, Camille Packer, KaUe 9ufn1an. Jenny Cummins, Tess Maguire, Undsey Yourman, Diana Hossfeld. Doily Pilot 5 .~llJ1PJlot SPORTS HAU. OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MIUENNIUM • Irrelevant Week founder is one-of-a-kind individual. IW(Pb W ith smoke and rrurrors, a few phone calls and a little unagmabon, Paul Salata created Irrelevant Week, the 24-year-old madcap celebration, revelry and roast of the last pick in the NFL drait, an event as much a tradition in Newport Beach as the Chnstinas Boat Parade or summer beach parties. "No one else could think about doing something like that.• veteran Baltunore sports editor and colwnrust John Steadman, Who covered Salata in 1950 when he caught 50 passes for the Colts, satd in Apnl 1998 A classic 111 its era. Irrelevant Week has grown to take center: stage on draft day, while the honoree is showered Wlth glfts, WUled and dined and saluted and rooted "When I played, I was sort of a champion of the guy who never gets recognized,· Salata said in a 1978 Sports illustrated . story that never appeared in the magazine "I always said 1f I ever could aiford it. I was gomg to do some- thing for Paul Salata the guy you never beard of.· Salata. the pride of USC and a fan or the underdog, started the Irrelevant madness m 1976 when , U. of Dayton Wlde receiver Kelvin Kirk was selected -487th and dead last in the draft by the Steelers. "It's one of those good news things, and it geti. a lot of attention,• Salata said m Apnl 1998, pnor to rece1vmg a Llfetnne Achievement Award at the Orange County Sports Hall of Fame banquet. "It's not a product. You don't have to buy any tickets You don't need any insurance. • You're not selling cars. You're 11 doing 1t for the good feeling of .. domg something ruce for : somebody for no reason, and • everybody's catching onto it· • If Salata, 72, isn't raismg funds • for charity or malting people : laugh, he's en1oymg his two : granddaughters, Alex • Beverly-Jean Fitch and Mane : Nellis Frtch. with his wife, Beverly. : They have one son. Bradley. and • one daughter, Melanie. : Salata. a Balboa Bay Club • governor and retired entrepreneur, • was one of seven sons of a • : Yugo-lav1an unmigrant. Chelko, who died suddenly in 1938. Paul. only 12, and his brothers, went to work to take care of their mother, Mclania, and soon he had the hottest newspdper comer in Nortti Los Angeles at Riverside Dnve and Fletcher Dnve. _ He became a whirlwmd at • Franklin High, !ierving as student • body president and class prankster, then eanung Athlete of the Year honors as a senior. At USC. Salata caught a touchdown pus from Jun Hardy'in tbe 1945 Roee Bowl. a 25--0 wm over Ta:nneaee. Ne¥er. ~ Ul cOUege. s.&Ata managed to play end b tbe 49en. Ccilla and 9'1 llen. -..c:1 tbe Calglry ............ CPL He dlmll to...._ .. ,•• II ... wide ...... paeW •• ...... I 61n't -'° bllc:k .... ., ..................... out,• • • -- ; --~-. --~-----~ ··- \ 6 'Nednesd.oy, June 23, 1999 ' .. f f I SportS ' I Daily Pilot llllFLY llSEllLL Orange CoaSfs Gomez Orange County's No. 1 Newport East All-Stars win one for Dad C 0 ST A MESA -Orange 1 I l C I Coast College track champ Zoila Gomez was named Orange County Community C9llege Female Athlete. of the Year for . 1998-1999 by the seven sports information directors of the coun- ty's seven two-year colleges. Gomez, a Costa Mesa High grad. Jed OCC to its second- stra1ght state championship in CTOSS country Gomez also captured Orange Empue Conference and Southern • California Regional mdividual ' cross country titles as a freshman last sedson. In the spnng, Gomez led the Pt.rate::. women's track and field team to its first conference title in a decade by winrung the 1,500, 5,000 and 10,000-meter titles. Gomez, who will return to OCC m the fall, went on to win SouthPm Caltfomia titles in the 5,000 dnd 10,000 and won the ~ate uUe in the 10,000 at 38:07. Morton on doubles nm SANTA ANA _____ _... Corond del Mar T I II II I S High\ Bndn Morton, who teamed Wlth Rdndy .Myers to 'Win the Sea View League doubles champi- onship ldsl month, shook up the seedings Tuesday at the 97th annudl SCTA Juruor Sectional Champ1onsh1ps at the Neal Mdchander Tenn1S Center. Morton paued with Manhat- tan Bedch resident Casey Cork- Pry to form an unseeded 18s dou- bles tectm, knocked off the No. 5 sped and the No. 4 seed to earn a spot m torught's 5 p.m. semifinals. Morton and Corkery, who both will be Juniors next fall, defeated Phillip Sheng and Mike Placek, 6- 3, 6-2, m the round of 16. They then surprised Quinn Borchard and Paul Warkentin. 4-6. 7-5, 7-6 (7 -1 in the tie breaker). in the quarterfinals. Morton and Corkery, ranked No. 1 m the 16s but playing up in this event, Will hope to extend their run of upsets when they meet second-seeded Ryan Redondo dnd Brian Wilson, who have both tramed out of the Weil Acddemy m OjaJ • Cameron Ball, a freshman on the Sea Kings 1999 CIF Southern Section Division I champions, qualified to play m the main sin·- gles draw of the boys 16s, which begins today. Morton also hoped to advance out of singles qualifying Tuesday to play in the 18s, which also starts today. occ gridders commit ME~~ s T ~ F 0 0 T I A l L Orange Coast College wide receiver Jason Rausch and full- back Paul Toepel have announced their future college intentions, according !o Pirates Coach Mike Taylor. Rausch, a· Newpo t Harbor grad has committed to Fort Lewis College'i>. Durango, Colo., while Toepel will play for the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. Rausch caught 12 passes for 157 yards with two touchdowns, playing mostly ln a reserve role for the Pirates last season. Toepel, used primarily as a blocking back, earned the ball seven times for 16 yards and caught four passes for 19 yards last season. Taylor also announced two players who played for the Pirates two seasons ago, safety Frough Jahid and comerback Kevin Baraga, are both playing for CaJ Poly San Luis Obispo this fall. Shinar leaving OCC COSTA MESA -,-(-- Longtime Sports Infor- mation Director Jack Shinar has announced he is resigning from Orange Coast College alter 13 years at the school. Sh.inar, 46, will take over the sports information position at the California Community Colleges Commission on Athletics, based in Sacramento. CdM wins four in row LAKE FOREST - Corona del Mar P 0 l 0 Higb's 16-and-under waler polo team bad a very successful week- end, winning four-straight agamst Newport duo sparkles DENTON, Texas -Trevor T I l C I Jones and Curt Herberts, who starred for the Newport Harbor High boys track and field team this spring, finished 12th and 14th, respectively, in their fea- tured events at the Junior Nation- als, completed Sunday at North Texas University. Jones, the Sea View League champion in the 110-meter high hurdles and the 300 intermedi- ates, clocked a personal-best 54.01 in the 400 hurdles Saturday. He will return to Harbor for one more year. The Stanford-bound Herberts, who graduated last week, ran 15:44.62 in the 5,000 meters. Her- berts won Sea View I:.eague titles in the 1,600 and 3,200 this spring. CdM takes fourth TUSTIN -Corona ----imr-del Mar took fourth P 0 l 0 place at the Foothill 18-and-under boys water polo tournament last weekend at Tustin High. After winning the first two games on Saturday against John W. North High, 14-2, and Clovis, 6-5, the Sea Kings dropped Sun- day's contes'5 to Foothill, 15-5, and San Oemente, 10-6. Leading the scoring for CdM was Garrett Gentry, who scored 13 goals in the four contests. Also contributing to the scoring was David Fabian with five goals and Omar Kattan with three. The Sea Kings are at San Diego Friday for a weekend tour- nament. ZIJl~ll! •..Newport Harbor golfer Kevin Olson has four memorable holes to advance to stat~ tourney. CORONA -,.,,_.. wbof :rlger wboJ Newport Harbor Higb'I Kevin Ollon was down by flve strokes WUb four bolel left 1D play In tbe' qualifyi.Dg round of the Big •1 • Golf Tournament Tuelday at Green RiVer Golf Out>. Ne~ Ollan eealed the 15th bole, birdied the 16th, 8'Gled tbe 17th and Shot a 'hole in one on the 18th to win the tour- nament by one shot wUb a 2-under-par 70. That's correct: Ollon wmt 1-under on the final four holes to win. •0n the 15th hole, I holed in from 185 yards with an 8-iron, downwind,· Olson recalled. That eagle ~ Olson four shots behind Fountain Valley High's Ryan RobertlOn. On the 16tlt hole, a 439-yard, par 4,0lson went driver, 4-iron to set up hil birdie putt from 25 feet out. With bis birdie on the 16th, Olson was three behind Robertson with two to play. The 500-yard, par 5 was next for Olson. "My second shot was the huge one on this bole," Olson said. al hit an 8-iron that end- ed up two feet from the hole,• Olson said. His tap-in eagle on 16 put Olson one back of Robertson head- ing to the final hole, a 155-yard per 3. "I hit a pitching wedge,• Olson said. •1t bounced once, then spun back into the hole.• OllOD'1 flnt-evw ec:e. followed by Robertson's par, gave the matcb llO Olao lild cmc1Uded aa amaiing four-hole stretch that evummukln'ttd11111f~. ·S-.·11Dds• llllblr boles Is pretty cool,• Olson said 'wllb a .... -r.• ta&ll lbock. I sWl can't believe I did that." Wltla dli wlD, Olllm qwaellftM for the Big "I" State Tournament in Sa Lm ,.._ Dllltmanth. Cappello to Cal Poly MISSION -..1111111111m--- VIEJO -Corona T I II II I S del Mar High grad and Saddle- back College men's tennis stand- out John Cappello has signed a letter of intent to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, according to Gaucho tennis coach Bill Otta. Cappello's overall record in two years at Saddleback was 51- 7, leading the Gauchos to the Orange Empire Conference title both seasons. Cappello was crowned the OEC's Player of the Year after capturing the conference td.ngles title. He earned all-conference -by Tony Altobelli recognition in both Singles and doubles and was all-state and All- American in singles. Cappello's final Intercollegiate Tennis Association singles rating was sixth among California com- munity college players. 1UUOAY'S COUNTS DIEP Sil Newport L8ndlna • 4 boats. 90 anglers 505 barracuda. 3 allC:o bass, 106 sand bass, 1 sculpin. Dawey'9 Locker • no report. CORRECTION Recent Costa Mesa High grad- uate David nan ·earned 13 varsi- ty letters. TENNIS Davenport wins • Newport Beach pro rips Fusai in Wimbledon opener. Newport Beach's Lindsay Odv- enport, seeded third ln women's singles at Wimbledon, defeated Alexandra Fusai of France, 6-0, 6-3, in the first round Tuesday at the All-England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club. Davenport, formerly No. 1 in the world, won the U.S. Open last year and is seeking her second Grand Slam title. Top-seeded Martina Hingis helped open the door for Davenport by losing to 16-year-old qualifier Jelena Dolce, 6-2, 6-0, Tuesday. A '18TIVAL OF FINE FOOD • WINe Thursday, June 24, 1999 S:30 -9:00 p.m. Fe.aturing: <irfat 'wisine from tbe lltlJl1 s..tb C.#t 1'Lua rat~wr.un • .. PHaWr whwriet boa~,.. .. .......... -··-- PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY Ldw Office~ of John Rapill o (949) 675·50 6 0 • Newport Mesa Father's Day Tournament the site for 13-3 win over Newport Harbor All-Stars. NEWPORT p O II y BEACH -The Newport East Pony All-Stars cele- brated Father's Day with a 13-3 vic- tory over the Newport Harbor Pony All-Stars Sunday in the champi- oTIShip game of the Newport-Mesa Father's Day Townamenl Brett Matsen had three hits, two RBls and scored three times, while Griffin Dunzer added a three-run home run to lead New- port East's offense. Nick Lutton and Bradley Kroopf each drove in two for Newport East, who also defeated the Costa Mesa All-Stars, 5-3, in earlier competition. Next up for Newport East is the Dana Point Tournament this week against teams from Laguna Niguel, Dana Point, Fountain Valley, Newport Harbor and Sad- dleback. Yankees pull out 5-4 victory over Braves ALISO VIEJO it -Clutch hitting M l I 0 I S by Andrew Silva and clutch pitclung by Matt Hauser added up to a 5-4 Newport Beach Ma1ors Yankees' comeback victo- ry over the Saddleback Valley Braves Monday at the Tourna- ment of Champions. Silva's lut came in the last inning with the Yankees trailing 4-3 with two outs and the bases loaded, scoring two to end the game. But, it was H~user's piessure pitching that led up to Silva's heroics. · Hauser came into the game, trailing 4-3 with bases full of Braves and only one out. He pro- ceeded to strike out the Nos. 4 and 5 hitters in the batting order, endmg the threat, keeping the Yankees close. The Yankees, seeded No. 1 in the tournament, will continue their season Thursday in Aliso Vie10 at 7:30 p.m. ewport Beach's father-son tourney BE~~if P Q R: T E II II I S Father's Day was the appropriate setting for the fifth annucii 1 National Senior Father and Son Hardcourt Tennis Championship held at the New- port Beach Tennis Club. ln the championship match, Tom Brunkow and his son, Ben, won their first title by defeating Robert Cheny and his son, Brad, 6-3, 6-1. Les and Jeff Dodson of North- : em Califomia, defeated Stan and Eric Quade, 6-3, 6-2 in the Peed- in Championship round. Other local teams in the tour- nament included Jim and Brian Nelson, Emil and William Bereczky, Gary and Peter David- son, Joseph and Daniel Zohar, Gene and Steve Nalbandian and Henn and Michael Ahlers. ln the Super Senior Division (fathers age 70-or-older), Edward and Pat Rea defeated Jim Settles and his son, Jim Jr., 7-6, 6-3, i)1 the championship finals. + Li'wt tttfl ft-.. .t "S«te1 , .•. ,., ,.., ...., .... Mattress Outlet Sto ... '""''*'., 10.r-r.. T"xMt. .... ,., ...... ....,... ..... ,.,,.... ... ..., .. ,., ........... " .. .... ,,.. .... ,., ........... '-' ... ., ....... ~ _,..._.~,._-.. .,,_,t..._CA ... , Snti C.Mt rm, ......_ .... c-. ..... ...,. C..U...·~60 ----------------------------.... __ ....._..__ _____ "'-·---··----,_._.,o-o• ... .... ... .. -0.. ~~-~--............ --~--... _ ........... .................... .,,.. .. -,..._.. .. --------............. _ . .._,,. ..... 8RANIJ NEW· COSMETICALJ.Y IMPERFECT Get the 8ett for Leal 311i5 Harbor Blvd. Colt.a Ne•• Olle Block ....... "' ... ,_, 545-7168 .. Doily Pilot Sports LITTLI LlllUI lll·STAIS COSTA •SA NAllONAI. ... Starnes Arnold, Minor A Marlins Caleb Burgess, Major Astros Daniel Dominguez, Minor A Astros Austin Elliott, Minor A Cardinals P.J. Errington, Major· Marlins Matthew Jeranko, Minor A Cardinals r Michael McDaniels, Major Dodgers Trevor McDonald, Minor A Dodgers Brian Sankey, Major Dodgers Vinnie Valdez, Major Marlins Ryan Bagwell, Major Martins Kyle Fether, Major Dodgers Ryan Gleason, Major Martins Kris Hartwell, Major Cardinals Jonathan Locke, Major Astros Corey McCartney, Major Astros Alex Pisarski, Major Cardinals Jose Robles, Major Astros Matt Stevenson, Major Astros Victor Valdez, Major Marlins c:m.1·---,·--~· catey Beltran, Minor Padres Emily Carr, Minor Padres Ellie Estrada, Minor Mar1ins Christy Gregory, Minor Padres Rebecca Hamilton, Minor Martins Katie Hartwell, Minor Phillies Jaye Hellmich, Minor Phillies Laura Locke, Minor Cubs Evan Van Geem, Major Cardinals Cory Weikel, Major Dodgers . Manager: Mike Falbo, Minor A Astros Bobby Weinheimer, Major Cardinals Justin Weisz, Major Dodgers Manager: Kevin Curran, Major Astros Allison Lynch, Minor Marlins Danielle Morton, Minor Padres Sara Stratton, Minor Cubs Lina You, Minor Padres Manager: Lisa Locke I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I F1ctitlous Buslneu omsu 11St<1 II'( tne 5*r w.1111n Name Statement lhM ven befOll tne Call such lhe tonow1no pers001 kst was st,. or ~ to the are dotng business as bJyer"' None AT YOUR SERVICE The name(s) encl bllSlness 4 Pali< Newport. Newport ldelms of the buyer are JOO H Beech, CA 92660 voo. 100 Plala. #ISO, lrilne, Leah Ann Galfney 4810 CA Park Newp<m Suite 413, The assets ID bt sold Ill Newport eeacti. CA 92660 deWlbtd in oener;i as Fumi""· This business Is con· t1Jllltn eq.npment. gooct,Wt, dµctad by an Individual lrlOename, leasehOld, 1mQl'O't't· Have you started doing ment lllO 1nllMt. I/Id CO\'tNlt business yet? Yes. 8/1189 not to compett lllO Is locatld at Leah Ann Gallnty 100 PIClhCI, #1S0, 1Mne, CA This statement was filed The business name useo II'( with tho County Clerk ol the seller at 11111 locaton 11· Orange Counly on 6'4·99 O'Dal 19996795241 Tiit nal)llld dall of thl Dally Pdot Junn Q. 16. 23. bulk,.. 11 .klly 12. 1ogg •the 30, 1999 W453 othet of UHfTEO ESCROW CO . • Fictitious Buslneas ~ \Wsl'l11 BIYd le<Xl. Los N&me Statement Angeles CA goo10 The 1011ow1no per!.00$ The Clllk &alt is tubfed ID are doing bus1neH a Clliloina URtonn Commeloll Seg1nneme1 701 Card•ll Code Seeton 6106 2 1N1ne, CA 92608 I 90 su!JieCI. the name encl Begt0neme1 LLC (CAI ldclrtn ol the person Wl1h whOm 701 C.rdltl. Irvine. CA d•ms may bt lftd 1s EIJNK:£ 62606 KO. SA ESCROW OfFICER. ~ business 1s coo· UNflEO ESCAOW CO 3440 ducted by Lmte<f Liability YMsllut lllw "600. Los Anoe- CO • la CA goo10. and the last -Hava you staned doing 104' tmno d•ms shal be ~ 0, tiu.inttss yet? No 1m wi.cJI 1s the butlness ~ Begtflnernet LLC. Step-befOlt Irle ,.. dat speofltcS han t A Forte Manager allow This statement was n~ Oite<I ~ne 1g, 1ogg Wllh the County Clerk ol JOO H YOO, fluyet(s) Orange County on 6·4·99 Hev.pon Bucll-COsa MeU 199116795245 CN52Q03317071·EK.lln23. Dally P1I01 June 9 16. 23. 1m 30. 1999 W454 Flctltiou• Builness Fictitious Business Name Statement Name Statement Tl ' llo The tollowmg pe!SOOs 19 0 Wing pe,.;ons are domg business as are dQlng llusines.. as ROSERTS WELDING, a) Payne, Payne & Payne. 2700 Peterson Place, b! PT Mart.etin9 Ftrm, ,160, Cosla Mesa. c Seoous Cfltenng d wom11n of Worth. Cahtorn1a 92626 e Payne, Payne & Payne Wlfllam AnthOlly ROberts lnfernat1unal MarkeUng. (aka Tony)J.. 2700 Peterson 376 18111 Sttret Coifa Place #16u. Costa Mesa. Calllom111 92626 Mesa. Cai1lorn1a 92627 Th•s business is con· T1oa Payne, 376 1811'1 Stieet Costa Mosa. Call· ducred by an 1nd1Vlduaf lornia 92627 Hiive you started doing This bo~lllOSS 15 con· business '1'817 No Wilham A Roberts •CIUded by en individual aka Tony Have you started doing nus statemen1 was hied buSlneSS ye!? No w•lh lhe County Clerk ol t:: ~~~~I was l••"<l Orange ~~~;.~~~ ~·In the Coonty Clerk ot oa1ty Ptlol June 2, 9. 16, Orange County on 5·10·99 23, 1999 w434 19996792624 Oa•ly P1lol June g 16. 23, Flctltloua BusineH 30. 1999 W456 Name Statement Flctitloua Bualneu The following pellOl\S N St t t ere clOtng t>usiness as eme 1 emen Crate and Frelohl 16372 Tho IQl!owing persons Construction 'ttrcle E, 1r1 dotng bu~•IM!SS BS Launer Partner<;, 2240 Uni Irvine. Cahtomta 92714 Karl Greenblatt. 16372 versuy Duve Suile 100· Cons1ruct1on Circle E, Newl)0!1 Beath, CA !12660 Androp Paitners LTD, Irvine, California 92714 (CA), 2240 University Thi• business Is con- Otive. Suite 100 Newport ducted by en lndrvldual Beach. CA 92660 Hove you started dOlng Launer Ga~non, (CA). business yel? No Karl Greenblall 1730 E Phi 1lphl1, On This 1ta1ement was filed tariO, CA 91751 c t This. buo;lness ts con· wtth Ille County lerk o Orange County on 5-28-99 1ducted by a general 1"96794ne , pa~~,.~ staned doing Daily Pilot June 2. 9, 16. t>uSlnus yet? No 23. t999 W435 • Androp Panners, LTD. Flctltlou1 Buslnus Launer Gagnon, Neme Statement General Penner The folloWlng peraons ms statement was filed are d0Cn9 bUsineu as· with the County Clet1c ol EAGLE SPORTS CAMP Ora1191 County on &8·99 Of ORANGE COUNTY, 1999e79559t S081 Berkeley AWi , West· DlllY PiloC J~ 9, 16. 23, minster, Caklomla 92683 30, 1!199 W458 Mlchael P Kllkenny, Fictitious Bu•IMH S081 Berkeley Ave , W•Sl· Name Statement minster, Cahlomla 92683 The lollowll'lg persons This boalness 11 ain-~re doloo buSlflf'~s as ducted by an lndlVidual Anclrop Partners. L TO H&Vfl you started doing 2240 University D11vt, buSilleSS yet? No "" N B Mieheel Kllllenny ..... ite 100, ewl)Ort aaeh, This statement was hied 1CA 92660 Androp Panners, L TO. with the County Clertl of l..P , (CA), 2240 Univer1lly Orange Cou~'~e:: , Drive, Suite 100, NewPort Dally Pilot June 2. 9, 16. ~ach. CA 92660 23, 1 IJl>9 W436 d~~~ :: !i:~~ei,s con· Flctltloue BuelMH partnerstup Nim• Statement Have you started <k?fng Tile folloWlng peBOns r buslne11 yol? No ore doing l:>ulfness as. I Androp Partner•. L TO, Antique Plano Colnpeny, , LP . Donald W. Gilmour 19081 Stingray Lane, General Penner Huntington Beach, CA I Tl'lt• stelement was tiled 926'6 with Ille County Cle11c 01 Miet111el Morey, 19081 01a11ge Counl':J 1·99 Stingray Lane, Hunllngton I 1 95597 Beach. CA 82546 Dally i:-tiot June e, UI. 23, Thll business Is COO• • "30. 11>99 W457 duc:ted by' an lndMduaJ l!l FlcihlOue Busln'UI Havt1 you si.ned doing NMM SUltement buslnlu yet? No I The IOllOwing petM>ns Mrd\eel Motwy I tl'I dOlnl) buSlneSI H This Slllemenl WU filed teguna Botcl'I Ml com, witt1 h CovnlY Cletlc of I 1278 Olenn1y1e, Suite Orenge c~ I 148, L.egu'ta Belldl, CA Dally Pilot Junta 11. UI, 23. 92651 30. Ifft W444 l~~V~~: FICthlOUilUiln111 l.llQUnll Btteh. CA 92951 N11M .......... Thlt butlnns II con-The talowlng PMOfll • ~ t)y • .,.. lndMdu9I are doi!'9 buaNla -• HtlW you .ai.ned doing 8.0 ~ Mlrtne. 111 w. butlndl yet? No 18't\. CO.• Mele, CA ,.. Rot>1n Levey c.n.ter 92627 T~ ttalement WU llled Miii• Ot Filice, .,. • w1m ttw County Clertl of WHlmln11e.!J. __ Newpor1 Ofw108 Coonty on a. 10.99 INd\, CA tnu;r ""-tMM?llM Thlt bullneM It con- ... Oely ~June 9, 18. 23, ctucted by' 1111ncllvldml " 30, tfet W4H Have you Ml"9d dDir'O ~ iiil'""il ~or"'~· ... ~ -.., I 1'*.........,._ .... . '! -11.C.1 .... °"""' Clllt& " r ~ OrtftQI CU!lvt Oft Oft ....... -=:.-.. .... ,_ ........... •°:':I."""""" .. M --·-. -ill OP I PUBLIC NOTICES Section 8300 • Public Streets. Highways and Service Easementa Veca· llOll L.aw That Pofl)on o1 Ocean From proposed to be vacated Is described as below That poniOn of Ocean Front in the City of Newport Beactl, County of Orange, State of Calllomla de- scnbad as followl: The northeaste11y 15.00 leet ol Ocean Front (lor· merly Ooean Avenue) 1ytn9 southwesterly ol and adla· cent to l.OI 1, Block B of the Seashore Colony Tract as shOwn on a map !hereof hied In Boole 7, Page 25 of Mlscetlaneous Maps In tile office of tile County R•· corder of said COunty, bounded on tile northwest and southeast by the souttiwesterty prolongation ol the northwesterly and southeasterly llnel Of said lot NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN HEREBY that the Ci1Y Clertt of the City ol Newpon ~ach haS 1et Monday, the 12th day of Jt.ly. 1999. at the hour ot 7 00 P .M u tile time and the Council Chambera u the place ol the hNnng of aH persons Interested iii/or objecting to the pr()90$ed vacation. and satd Ctty Council at I.he sa.me time and place Wiil llear the evl· dence offered by any per· son interested In the proposed vacation here· tolore described. /SI L1Vonne M. H1rtcte11 City Clerk, City of Newport BMch Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot June 23:'28, 1999 WM478 Flctltloue Bualflff• Name Statement The tollOwlng peraoru are doing t>ualness 81 U nlvers1ty Marelictl Me chanlcal, 1 ooo Nortt Kraemer Place, Anal'leim CA 92806 Marellc:tt Mechanical Co. Inc , (Cahfornla), 310E Olat>to ~-...nue. Hayward CA 94545 Thts buS1ness Is con ducted by a corporation Have you started ~ business yet? No Marelich Me<:Nnlcal Co Inc., Ann M. Nejasmlch, Sr Vice President Thia staiement w" fllec with Iha County Cleft! o• Orange County>on 8·10·91 19996795885 Oailv Pilot June 23, 30 July 1. 14, 1999 W47C Ffctltloue Buslneu Name Statement The lotlowlng person1 are doing business as: CONCRETE CUTTERS SUPPLY, 1355 Logan Ave- nue, 111, Costa Mesa, Cal· ilomla 92626 Dennis W. Ryker, 12'4& Watson AWi., Costa Mesa, C.lttomla 92626 Ths t>uSlness 11 con· duded by. en lndlvidual Have you started doing bUlineSS tel? No Dennis RYk8r This statement was lileo wilh the County Clertt OI Orange County on 6·18·99 1"9179M72 Dally Plot June 23, 30 J"Y 1. 14, 1999 w•11 Flc:tltloue Buelnes1 Name St....,,..,t The tolloWlng persona a111 doina bullnlSI as. THE AtGHT STEP RE· COVEAY HOUSING, 9183 El Colontdo. Fountain VIA- let. CA92708 DOUglaS E. Mo9n, 2339 eotteae or.. Cosla Mua, CA 92628 This business •Is con- ducted by: an lndMdual Have you started doing buslnMI ~17 No C>ouglel E. MOen This statement WllS filed with the County Cleft\ of Orange CounlY on 8-'4-99 1MM711W Delly Piiot J~ 9, 1.~1 23, 30, 1 fft n448 FICthlOUa IUilnM• ....,,. ... ...,.,,t The fOIOwlng per'ION l'9 dOlng bullrteu .. Show Me The Money R· nenc:lel. 360 ~ 171tl ~. a.. 210. coea MIN. c. 82927 l<.il\ W. Mo01M1n, 950 E. 171'1 8"eC. 811 210. c.. ...... Clll. m2'7 1'* ......... con----~-....... ... you ..... _,. ~--ic.e. W. MDC 1 z1 ' TNI 11 •CWlllO wtll .. CcalllJ a.It " °"""'~ Olllw,..,. NII I. , .. ~ 30,·t• WM I PUBLIC NOTICES listed below were notaieo by the tenents at the hme of rtntel MINI U STORAGE makea no rep- resematloo or warran~ that the units contain said lnven10f1es A1003 • MPTV, INC. BY JAMES C VELLEMA • BUSINESS RECORDS · BUSINESS FURN 1 EQUIP. B1573 • AOSERWIN • B2588 · ROBERT JENKINS • MISC. HOUSEHOLD Purchases must be made with cash and palo for at Iha tJme of purchase No one under the age of 1 e Is allowed to attend the 1111. The llndlord reserves the t1gh1 to bid at the sale. All purcnased g00d1 are sold ... , Is" and must be removed by 6 oo p m. on the day of the sale Buyers must Pfavlde a current onotnal or a pholocopy ol thelr orlg1nal resale penni1 at lime ol l8Je in lieu ol sales tax This sale Is sub- iecl to pnor cancellation in the event of settlement be· tween landlord and ob- lioaled party PUbllshad Newpon Beach· Costa Mesa Dally P1I04 J\1'18 23. 30 1999 W412 flctltloua Bualnesa Name Statement The following persons are doing business as; Black Eyez Sunglasses, 350 East 17th Street, Suite 210, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 . Gary Newcomb, 350 East f7lh St.. •210, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 . Tiiis business Is con- ducted by 1n indMdual Have you stal1ed doing business yet? No Gary Newcomb Thia statement was tiled wl\h the County Cktrtt of Orange County on &-4·99 1""795251 Dalfy P11oC June 9, t8. 23. 30, 1999 W448 Actltloue Buslneu Neme Statement Thi tolloWlng persons .,. dOlno busl08SI as •) txot1c bnuty, b) Cha· risrna, c) Coast Una 'Reier· ,.i, Inc • d) S.tk pleasures. 1) Wiid Cat, 1525 Mesa Varda OINe East. Costa Mesa Caltlomla 1>2626 Coest Una Aelerral. Inc., (CA), 1525 Mesa Verde Drive East 1224, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 This buS1neas Is con- d\Jded bV' a corporation Have you started ctotng business yet? No Coest Llrwt Reterral, Inc., Dan Delara, President This statement was filed with the County Clerk ot Orange County on 6-'·911 1"96711S257 Dally Piiot June 11. 16, 23, 30, 1999 W449 FictltlOus Bualne•• Name Statement The lollowlng ptl$00S are dOlng buslnest ... BAYSIDE SUNGLASSES. 700 Edgewater Place, Balboa, CA 92M1 Matthew James Rooney, 209 Topaz Ave llA, tffw• port Beach, CA 92682 Thia buslneu Is c;oo. duded by an lndlvldual Haye you 118rttd dOlng bu11neu yet? Yu, 06-01·99 Men Rooney Thlt stat..-nent was liled with the County Clerk of Orange Countv On 8-4·99 1"'8711241 Dalty Piiot June 9, 1.~1 23. 30, tlJ99 vv450 FictJtlOue BuelMlie Nam. Stlltemllnt The followlng pel'IOOI are doinQ bu1lne11 as: The [aw Olflces of Yvonne Ramirez-Brown· Ing, 4570 C.mpu• Or .• Ste. 100, Newport Beach, CA 12660 Yvonne Almifez·Brown· Ing. 3258 8road St , New· port Beach, CA 92983 Thll ~s II oon· <tucted by. an lnclMdual Hive )'(>'I s1&11ed dOlng ~Y9t7No • Yvonne Aem1Nz·81'own- ~ at*'"8nl ... lllecS ...,, "8 CWttty aaitt of Orange~ DelY Ptto1 June •• 11. 23, 30.1M W4&1 1'0aa ........ .. ........... ,.... The tolOtMnO l*IOfl8 erwddnO...,...•' Paeltlc New Oplonl, IOt 21 fCllr'le DrtYI, ... ,,,.. Helghll CA "107 Devtd A ~°7.I0121 ... o.twe:-.... ,,. ......... CA. ll107 Tr.et buellWM .. ... ..... l)y;lftlldlJt•lll .... '°"' .,.... dDlflQ ....... ~-~~=-..... !::4zdfi ........... I PUBLIC NOTICES I Orange, Clhtomla. MINI U STORAGE II will seM to sat· 1sly the lien on the loOowing tn1scellaneous houMhold and general property stored at 1111 Camelback Street, New· 1>011 Beactt, CA 92660. by the tollowlng persons. Tile Inventories listed below were notated by the tan· ants et the time ot rental. MINI U STORAGE II mekes no representation or warranty that the units contain safd Inventories. A3\ 17 • SONIA AVILA • MISC. HOUSEHOLD M015 • LINDA BUIE • MISC. HOUSEHOLD A4344 • JEFF YOUNG · MISC. HOUSEHOLD B4542 MAX A PALACIOS • MISC. HOUSEHOLD Purchases musl be made With c:ash and paid tor at the hme of PUrchaH No one undef tl'le aoe o1 18 IS allowed to allend the sale. The landlord reserves tlll r1ght to bid at the sate All purchased goods are SOid ·as ls.. and must be removed by 6:00 p.m. on the day of the sale Buyers must provide a current ~lf\81 or a phOtocopy of their ortgmal resate pennrt at ume of sale 1n lieu of Ales tax. This sate Is sub- ject to prior cancetlatloo In tile event of settlement be· tween ta.ndlO«I and Ob· llgaled party. Published Newport Bead!· COsta Mesa Dally Pilot June 23, 90, 1999 W473 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER ANO PURSUANT TO SECTION 1988 OF THE CALIFORNIA CIVIL CODE THE PROPERTY LISTED BELOW BELIEVED TO BE ABANDONED WIU BE SOLO AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT SOUTH COAST SELF STORAGE 3480 W WARNER AVE SANTA ANA, CA ON JULY 7 1999 AT UlO PM AUCTiONEER MR RICH· ARO (DICK) SIDDEAS. CALIFORNIA STATE BONDll~ UNIT, NAME, CONTENTS 100, MARCIA WALKER, MISC. ITEMS & BOXES 118, SARA LUCAS, MISC. ITEMS & BOXES, COUCM 401 , ANDY SHARIFI, MISC. ITEMS & BOXES 540, SHERWIN SEYRAFI. HEADBOARD, TABLE, MISC ITEMS 903, SYLVIA RE· ICHLEY, MATTRESS, T V., MISC. BOXES SOUTH COAST SELF STORAGE, SHARON YOUNG Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot June 23, 90, 1999 W474 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nolooe Is he~by lven that tt1e unc1e win sell at PUBLIC UCTION on the 07112199 et 11:00 am at. ALLSPACE, 6564 HAMIL· TON AVE , HUNTINGTON BCH, CA 92648 the per· sonal property ol tne fol· ~AME.UNITt, INVENTORY TEAS, MICHAEL, G043, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, TOOLS KE.AUCTION SERVICE', P.O. BOX 608, PATTON, CA 92369 K.E. JACKSON TELE 909•883·1131 AUCTION BONO# 723·41-19 Pubffshad NeWJ>O" Beach· Costa Mesa oauy P11ot June 23. 30. 1999 W4n I PUBLIC NOTICES I F1ctJtloue ButlnMe Neme Stat.mint The follOwlog peraoos are doing buslnea as a) STRATEGIC MOAT· GAGE MANAGEMENT, b) STRATEGIC MOAT· GAGE PROCESSING, 12 Coq>orate Plaza, Sute 120. Newp<)(I Beach, Calllornla 92660 Patricta Lyn Gotay, 12 Corporate Pl&Za. Suitt 120. Newport Beach, CaUlomla 92660 This business la con· ducted by. an lndlVidual Have you started ,doing business yet? No Patr1cla Lyn Golay Tiits statement wu tiled with the County Clel1I oC Orange County on 6-9·99 19996795705 Dally Ptlol June 16. 23, 30, Juty 7, 1999 W461 Fictitious Buslne. .. Name Statement The lollowtng persons are dOlng business .. Document Assistance Company, 201 Shipyard Way, Suite 0, Newport Beacn. CA 92663 Nevada Home Mortgage, Inc. (NV). 201 Shipyard Way, Suitt D, Newpotl Beach, CA 92663 This business Is con- ducted by a oorporation Have you started doing business yet? Yes, Dee 1994 tffvada ~ Mongage, Inc.. Clara J. Connell, President This statement was flied wltl'I the County Cleft! of Orange Coun~ on 6-15·99 1"941796289 Deity Piiot June 16, 23, 30; July 7. 1999 W488 Flctltloua Bu1lnes1 Neme Stetement The lollowlt'lg persons are doing business as Fuller Construction, 2480 Orange Ave •A, Costa Mesa. Calftornla 92627 L.aur1e F~r. 2480 Or· ange Ave •A. Costa Mesa, C.l1lomla 92627 Glenn FUlll~. ~~ Or· ange Ave. •A. l,;()S1.8 Mau, Callfomla, CA 92627 This boslnau II con· ducted by huabend and Wiie Have you 1i.rted doing buslneu yet? Yu, 01/01199 Laurie Fuller Thlt statement was filed Wllh ltle County Clertt ol Orange County on 8·7·99 1"96795453 Oa1ty Pttot June 16, 23, 30, July 7, 1999 W4'J7 Flctltloua BuelneH Neme St•tement 'The following persons are doing business as al Department ol Design and Color, b) DOC. 2488 NeWP<>f1 Blvd, Sul1e 0 , Costa Mesa, Catttomla 92627 James R Cossio, 19 Thomwoocl Street, IMne, Califofnia 92604 This bu1lneu Is con· ducted by: an lndlvlduel Have you started doing business Y9t7 YN. 1/15/90 Jamee R. Coak> Ths statement wu filed lll>otl'I Iha County Clertt of o,.,. ~1~J:::. OaJty Piiot June 23, 30, Juty T. 14, 19" W469 I POBUC NOTICES IAVINE COMPANY. A MICHIGAN CORPO RATION, RECORDED NOVEMBER 8. 1979 IN BOOK 13386. PAGE 1290 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS PARCEL 3: AN EXCLUSIVE EASE· MENT OR EXCLUSIVE EASEMENTS APPURTE· NANT TO SAID UNIT FOR THE GARAGE ELEMENT, FOR STORAGE ANO VE· HICUl.AR PARKING, COURTYARD ANO PATIO PUAPOSl!S, AND, IF AP· PLICABLE, INGRESS ANO EGRESS OVER TI'IOSE PORTIONS OF THE COMMON AREA OE· SCRIBED ON SAID CON· OOMINIUM PLANS AS "RESTRICTED COMMON AREA" FOR SAID UNITS, SAID CONDOMINIUM Pl.AN FQR TRACT NO. I 0~87" BEING RE CORDED IN BOOK 14221, PAGE 528 OF OFACIAL RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA will be sold al public auction on the steps of 901 Dove Street, Swta 160, Newport Beach, cas- lom11 9~3033 on Jt.ly 16. 1999, at 9 00 am , to the highest bidder for cash, cashier's check drawn on a _.e 'Or na· lional banlc. c:heck drawn on a state Of' federal sav· 1ngs and loan assodauon, savings 1ssoclatlon, or savings bank specified 1n Flnanciat Code Section 5102 and authorized to do business in Catltomia. The sale will be made wlt~I CCMtnant or war- ranty regarding lltte, possession. or encum· branc.s, to sallsty tna Ob· ligatlOrl secured by the Deed of tf\ISt Uacoted hy Robel\ Mac:Fattane and Julle MacFarlane, as Trustee& of the L M. Terek family Trust Under Deda· ration of Trust Dated De· cember 29, 1990, as Trustor. to Terry l. AhQdlts, as Trustee, tor the benefit and sacunty of Chartes C Ultle and Shella K Uttle, as BenetlclaJY. dated October 19. 1994, and recorded as Instru- ment No 98-215221 of the Olflc:ial Records ol 0ranoe County, Cahlomta, In Ifie amount ol $397,787.30, in- cluding the toea.I amount ot Iha unpaid balance and reuonably estimated co.its, 11epenses, and adVlnees at the time of 1n- ltlal publication of ttMs no- tice. Ths sale 11 conducted at· the request of Charles C. Unle and Shella K. UttJa. wtfose address Is 1250.Brentwood, AlCl'lland, Wa""'1gton 99352. Dirac· tlonC. lo the property may be obt.ined by submitting 1 ~nnen request to the Benefk;llry within ten days of life llrst publicatloo ol tills l1oClce Notice of default and election lO NII ttle de· scribed rut property under the Dead of Trust was re-COl'ded .. lnslTument No 98·218373 ot the Offlaal ~tlCQrds 'of tile County 'O~. June 1 1, 1999 N T*ry L.. Rhodea. TNl!tee Terry L Al'lodes, 601 Dove StlMt. Suite 180. Newpoit Beach, CA~ ~ NeWPo'1 Beach· Costa Mesa Daily Pllol June I&; 23, 90, 1999 ' W462 NQTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. DA "rED OCTO. BEA It, 1994 UNLESS Olt1Jltlt1 YOU TAKE .ACTION TO MJllCI OF PROTECT YOUR PROP· NlllDI TO EATY, IT MAY BE SOl.D MlllliliBi AT A PUBUC SALE. IF cJllQFJla: YOU NEED N>f EXPl.ANA· TION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AOA1NST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A ....... .._... l.AWY9', ............... _. NOTICE IS HEREBY .......... ,., Mii GIVEN !Mt "8 ,_. Pf'Ot>-,._. --JIWJ!t~ arty sltutted In On1nge -.. lie .. ...,....., la ~23~-~~ .............. . -~....._, ~ef: MMGAMT Newpol1 Beedl, Calfomla ~~ 928CM>; end detcrlbed -......... r~......... AililCM "- .,... EXHtBrr ·A" ~· • l!Y ...... ~~·T ~ .. ~ PARCEL t· fJI c..::.... UNIT 140, A8 9tiOWN "'flj ~DEFMDON THAT Cl''lAIN CON· .i--OOM.fNIUM "-AN AE· ,,,. CON>ED IN 800K 1'2.tt, M PAGE 18 01 OFACW.. • 1 •11 ... RECON>a ... PAACEL'2: _ _, AN UNOMOIO 1'90 IN-· 'INI • "-~:'~~~--~ :.s..-Tfti ONA.IMP .. -IOOIC m , 1110 : OU r.m: ft11 .. ...... _ YOUTH IASEIALL lll·SIARS Ian Connolly Jarrett Daniel Matt Helfrich Brett Houten John Hutchinson Zippy Levy Taylor Lobdell Chris Lo Menzo Erk Paine Blake Pinto Chad Stasser Riley Thornton Nathan Todd Manager John Houten Coach Rand~ Oan1el Coach on) Lo Menzo I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC llOTlCES wlllved node• or co~ eented to the propoted I) eodon.) The inffP~ dent edmlnfetretlon ellthomy will be gtMted 1.1ni... en lnterHted penon , .... en obiection to the petldon end t :::·~ :;:: w.!~ A gtllnt the authority. A HEARING on 1he peddon will b e held on Juty 16 ,999 at 1:45 P.M. In bept. L73 locat· ed 9t 341 The City Oriw P.O. Box 14170 Orange CA 12888. IF YOU OBJECT TO lid ~.; the ar11ntlno of the ttjOR peddc)ft, you ehould I HE eppe• at the hearing H JU~E~ end ac.t.e your objeo-ORIVt • tlone or file wnttan ~ al I< ir. JOO. to !! objeoUona with the nrgne~: lbKIC:c>r cash Of court befOfe the ~ ctiecx as Cl 000 belt.11 1...,. Yow anna8lence payetO lll IU S: me of Hii! • ..,. _..... a• ngr.t 11e and interest may .,_ In person or by .Qfl~yeO to ~no ~ I'!~ o ywr ettomey. t .nder 5a.d Oeea ol Trust. lF YOU ARE A. ~ proper., S!Wa'-ed in t.a:a CREDITOR or a contJ~ ...ountf. Plld s::r.e anc llS = creditor of the more f'.L) ~ Ir. ~ --~ fil 100~ fl!leie:iceo DeN 01 ..... , you '!'u•t 1 • r"'s' rne s::eei a.1dress ano YoUr da1m . with the otner c;omroon Cl0i9natian. 11 court end mail a copy to a"y of ·~ rea pt®ertY de the s>«eonal repreHnte-1scr1~a:>o~e~Ull!Qtte0~ dw eppointed by the ~ 547 NGE· t: court within four ST MESA T926 ; monthe t the d t Ile uooel'Sl(j• co ruS1ee rom • • d1Kla ms any'\abl IV tor any of first lsau.nce of lllCOfrectness o~ Vie streel CTC Real Estala SeMces IS lette'8 • provided In address ano olt.er common a ~oolleetDf ~ Medon 9100 of the 1Mignato0n 11 any, shO'MI oo a debt, MY " Califomle PYobete Code. herein The 10181 ll~n· of taon tained Wiii ~ used The time fOf filing lhe Ul'IDald b8:it'lCe WI 10· ~-. c1e1me will not •JCPire 1eiest !her~ ot tile o~a-Q613(Y1999 ~ befo.. four month.I ':'~::? pJs111~.f:i~~ 01 13 froM the ..._..no date estimated com exoenses 1.;;;.;..;..;...-~---- notioed ebow. YOU MAY EXA~ INf the file bpt by the oowt. If you ere e per· eon int.erMtM In the ~r you mev r.a. wt1h tne oourt • fonnel Recau-t '°' S"°'8I Notto. of the fillno of W\ 1nwftcoty end tlPPf'lilNI of .. iate .... ta or of etlf'/ peddoft °' eooount • JU'OWted "' aeotion 1 250 of the Califonli• Probete Code. A R• quMt fot Spedlil Notice form I* ev.uble from the oouncMrtt. Aa1 wy t. .,,_.,.ml•-•-•r-. w..11.a... =-n.:..~ v-...n10 .......... CA121U MIU. Ol/2.3, 08l2I ~:, ... -~ "':~::1)'1 ~· . '--~·1 MCIFICVIEW MEMORlAL PARK Cemetety • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory 3500 P.atlc View ~ Newport Beech 4144 .. 2700 PIE8CE IROTHEftS 181-ADWAY Mortusy * Chapel Cremation ' Have A Garage Sale! "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service I Gl EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All 1111 1sta11 1•urti1l11 I• 1~11 11w1p1,11 11su•JtclIO1111 Fe•· et1I ftlr Ho~1l119 Act 111 ... 11 amt•••• whlcll m1h1 II lll1pt to 11w111111 ... , p11l1111ce, l1mll1t111 " 1!1crl111t111111 •11tl H llCI ctlll, rtlltltt, SU. •11lk1, l1111lh1t llllH If ,_110111 lllfll, 11 t• IMHllH It llllh HY llCll prtlllHCI, hmll111t1 11 ltxnmt11tlff • at1 11w1,1,1r •Ill HI howl•tly 1cu,1 11y 1n1tllu· mttl 111 rut Htlll Qlcll h I~ WltllllN tt lb• I•• 0111 rtlffts 111 httllf t1l11m1I tUI 111 •••111111 llHrHn• II '"' •••111,11 Ill lflllllllt " .. qlll .,,lfl .. lty llHll Tt Ctlll• pl1l1 ti ltsct1minlltll. Clll HOO TtlHm al HI0-424 .. 59' Fer tll1 W111tl1tlo1. OC tttl ,11111 ult HUO II 42& UOO 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL SOLO!! Showcase Homes for Sale in our Saturday Reel Estate Su'f plementl Homes o the Week Dt~play A~ Start at Jusl $751 o.,ootme •S Tuesday at SPM Optf1 House lJShllg$ S 151 0. •adl OP Thul'&day 5PM It P1y1 to AdvertlH m the Best Local Real Estate Section CALL TOOAYll LISA K. RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 * V.A * SO DOWN • SO MOVE-IN FREE COUNSELING FREE Liii of HOMES HUOIVA REPOS 1~n3..ga57 VElERAN REAL ESTATE 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR 'AWESOME' 180 PenOftmlc view of ocn Catalina bey 1nd crty llghll 4br 2.Sba, 11mrm, formal din, pool $1,250,000 OPEN SUN 1-4 JUNE 20TH 2801 Setting Sun Dlfltnt 0 AllNX 949-854-0909 VACANT VILLA·OCEAN VIEW 4Bd<m 36altl pnvate i & spa 3 pt1Vate beaches ·lferoo ill SI 295 000 JOO( K I Ag.'Of '149 376-5576 AOORABLE•OUPLEX SOUih 1 Pf...H S7i,5.000 Call tor ..-tot" Sho-Ning JUdy Kol#, Brokar 949-375-5575 OLD COM NEW LISTING IPEN SUN 12-4 332 lia.z"I 01. Ocean Vlewst Or c .. , '°" t bloclt 10 beach tmma iJl1111e Cou1ge 2br 1 Sb.. trplt moo.a 1n or bo1'd new' 5769.000 Agl 94'.H59·9070 WALK TO BCHll 617 1/2 M•klold Aw OPEN S\Rf 1·5 4BR 3BA New taupe btrbtr c.,ptl. Open bright l 1paclou1 Approx UOOaf. Patio, balcony, 2 car ger. Aasoc Ftt 150 I* year. Will Colop w"h 8roktf1 S514 000 Agt Diani m ,747.7112 ~MM-1140 Index a H»-H11 10 NEW LISTING POOL HOME 2972 Jac11anda Ave 3bl 3t>t hUge dlnrm OYeBlzed pool, lrult lreeL Clulel farnlV nel~rhood $279,000 Jtd(Je Glis Reallor · Offlce 949-83141<>11 Home 949-543-3360 E'SIOE 3 CUTE LEGAL l·STORY UNJTS. 26R, 1BR, 1BR. S345K. Owner/Agent, MM42-MH l~I S.tcllff Eattttt Golf CourN Home S8r 4.58a, fltllltt room 1$ all • magnificeft gourmet kit. Many custom upgrades. $883.900 Willdemanf\ Realty 714-879-9610 1·=-1 GORGEOUS CUSTOM Elhttt wilh panoramc View all OOll c;ourse. 3'00 SF. VACAlfT $729.000 Agel"ll 949-212..()6()7 l 21 ~I WATERFRONT wmt PVT DOCK S8r 3.58a. Over 3000 st, 2·Fp's, 3c gar. Only $639,900 Ooma Defino, Atj.. Prudenllll IM!l-583-9061 1~::a11 PROBATE SALE WATERFRONT t -sTORY S-450,000. AGENT MW72M120 UDO ISlE HOME 48r 36a. spaclOUS IMng nn, MIStef wf loll. kllchen his gas cooklop, eteclr1c double ovens, bu11Hns. Only $875,000 Bil Gninoy Reanors 949167~181 Llige Lot vllW 4Br 3:588, tam rm & borlls room. Plans tor remodel lnduded.lncrl<lble vlewt Very pcjvale 1739.000. Joan Bur1te. Age 949-759-9314 * 26R 1 BA HOUSE Hel!trls Area No pets, includes wTd & relrldgerator $125Mno. Call Lindsay. 949·717-4795 EAST BLUFFS OPEN SUN 1-4 ... 921 Btllls ... 4br 2.Sbe tppfOX 2300ft, Popui. Luak l'ttn D. LAwge prlv lot °'!~let c~~.ooo By o.. Mt:-721-6751 WMI Colop .tltl 8rolwr9 Very llrge 26i 2bt condo • lrplc, W11h/6ry 19 2 ctr 91' 717 112 J11m1M <>oen lun 10.2:00 S40lltC 94~ P•tdl11 Xt & Eiid 6f Tilt Cul de Ste. SptcUicula' 46' f 581 home ha ~ bMn ~ ternodsled ..,. ' ~St,079.000 For Pnvete ~ call Tom SanlOIO t i 1u.a7f.-100 MOflM> IA Y 120 tllldlnllll hornllltel. flll!ll1ll from 8,000 10 14,000 If, Loi prlola ~ from the mid $100,000 10 $400,000I I Mllct lew "°"* trl 1110 IVtlllbll Thi Clollttn 800-57~~· 1 UktflAOEMUtm rancti 100 AC-$295.000 Ntw IO ll'lllMI ~.,. .... open l wooded ecreege wJWnoua •out n. ~ twu Ill Ten °'~·~ ....... • towt & wtcllle glloltl Ertor Nevadl'I ~ 0. lie lnclUcf.. 1ng notlllrC clmm l no lax•! kllll¥ loclllO In .. !MM• Hevedl'• ""' 1 hr to T ne a Alno °°'111WY Id ff01U09 .............. """'' An tncttdlble op. porU1lly to own pi1r111 IW· ""°"'"'., ..... IOc:lllonl FINr1dna 1¥1111111 Cel °"'* now 771 ·40·000 - ' • • . , I• II -~· .. , ... ---= --·-~ -~ -..,,.----_ -- By Fax (949) 6:i 1-6594 (Plro..t' u1dud1• your numf' wid pbonc nuntlx-r nnd wr'll rail you bad; with u pric·c• qu11tt'.) How to Place A By Phone. (949 ) 6-t2-5Q78 - BY MalHn Person: 330 We:.,t Buy Street Co~ta Mrsa . CA 92627 At ~ewport Blvd. & Buy 1 Boors Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Wulk-In 8:30am-5:00pm ~fonday-F ridar Polley R111e~ and dtodl1m· t•rt' s11bj1·r1 to duwg1• without 11111icr The p11bli.,h1•r rc.-~t'r\1•1. tlw ri,::ht • 10 cenHor, n·clu!t&if) rnis1• or n•j1•11 Ill•) rJo 'lififd udH•rci~emrnt. Pll'ni..e report Ufl} emu 1hu1 may be in your clm.~if'ird ud imnwdinwh Titf' Daily Pilot Ut'<'l'f?lb 11u !illh~llly Cm 1111y 1•rrot in nn udwrti~t>mt111 for whwh It mo> 0.. rr p-Ollbible t"<c'tpl tor 1he cMt of the :.p1u·1• ar1uaJJy 1J!'1·upied by lhl' em>r. Crtdir Niii 11111~ bt> ollowed for the fiJ'bt m-.t-rtion. . ----Deadllnes ---- Monday ................. Friday S:OOprn Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ......... Tue day 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm l1 D1 ' ~!D I I• ~=I LIDO PENIN NEW 2·SIOIY :::======::; 1 4"~=1 Beach Cotage. 26dnn 2Blth, Lease IVll $25ro'mo Pv1 beach, new rec llciUtles. 1111> pool & spa. 949-673-6030 l~al • SUNNY PATIO • LMge 2Br, IBa. refrlg. WID, $1195/Mo VllCl/ll & Reed'fll 94~5 Balboa lelend Yut1y 3000 af. upper. 1410 So Bay1ronl 2BdmVDen. 38all\, paftQng S3200'rno. 949-752·2881 1=--..tml •Tl4E SHORES APTSe 1 l 2BR TOWNHOMES Stattlng at $1095/lno. Cul'IWlt vacant• avtll. Montll to Month 1tt11. W1 -1 pet community. 6 bloclct from beech. MM«-2611 1110 cosra:m I *COSTA MESA'S BEST* Junior 1 bedroom a.nd 1 bfllfroom, llso 2 bedroom 1 bath Quiet gated community, pool, tennis, easy eccess fo lraeway. beach & malls. 714-557-0075 NEWPORT ACROSS THE STREET 2& 1 581, g1r, FP, no pm S9951mo. 1665 lrvlnt Ave t5. 949-720-9422 Ext 203 A.sit lor o.r.s ••EASTSIDEH 2br Iba, dwnst1l1s. c:· new lj>pll & ' must "" $925 2611 18111 llltol I B 2br, 2ba, frpt, pelo, Ga-den Seatlg, pool MQf on prlflllsea 20432 Santi Ana Ava S97-5r'MO The Rtnlef Cenllr 714-&41 ~ If-, -~ ,, .,... ..... ~.:.'t .... I' ............... 'ir2-=l-:T moms•.2• .... ~·':"Te:° tW Yll JtlrM, ~tOI UDO .. HOm ......... " .. I .lite, I Hr fir, .......... ,..., ............. ........ ~ ... I ,.. ... _ Mottl ·coSTA MESA· MOTOR INN 1ST Wk Spe<:lal On All Ams $134.00 Tu. features 24·hrs ltont Otsle. D D pllone$, free HBOIESPN/Dlsc ... toe chtnn. ~ated jac Guest latrd Nrby Fwys. 405 & 55 rTin l'lfty from OC Fllirgid:s, College, shop mans. bc:hs, rl51 A membl< ol CIW Hole\'Molel 'l2.n Htrbof Blvd 949-645-4840 I * ,~:Ii: I Humlngton Herbor, lg 3br, 2 11ory condo to thtle, cloat 10 bdl. Pool, lndry1 2br av•ll $35().450. 714-3H·121t NPB 2bi 2b1 llOuH on the Wltlf. Mature malt hi• room 1v1U1 1-mllt pref, $700/rno. 94M75·1269 NP Coaat SI MIChtl eh•• wl lem11t, 31>1' houat WIO, rm/ prlvlle bl, prlv gated comm, pool $~0 94~514.9437 1~~'fil1 UPSCALE BAYFRONT HOME. 3B«Jrm 3.5Ba, pvt beach & pief. pallOOg. S3200I week 949-721·3638 *WEEKLY RENTAL OCEAN VIEW 2nd lloor sleeps 8 PICIPle s I 5CXVpef week • deposit 909-789·2904 01 909-687 ·9881 20i OFFICES FOR AENTILEASE Coett Mfft em1ll omc. 1f*11 to 19nt. Starting It 11504300 Incl Ill utll ..... OCC, nice qulll loc. Lot1 of parking. 714-540-3666 1-~1 HoUM Slttlf/Pet Wiiker Oenlleman w/refa will hoUse sit. walk doos dall'tlweekly M~723·1f61NB1re1. R1b11I" V1euum1 S29 99 & up Huge Selection' Fountain Vlllty Vecuum 6 S.wlnli 16141 BrookhufSl I F~a1n Valley 114-ns-6622 Nllur1I Hlf1>I Metabolite 356 ~ 30%0FP Suggested Retft Ptlc:e 'A.vii w4lh hs Ind Dlsttllu10f ody LOii Wfll/'A tne 11$1 and stle~urel' 30 Day Baell Guar111tee As Seen On TV & Heird on radio 1-8()()-653-5595 Dlstt1butOll nttdld PreHure Washing Roofs, deck1, palloa. ctocka, <lrtiew1ya lie. Fret 11tlm1111 Aqua Tech "Bring beck lhl beauty Jn your home" Kinny 949-673-9350 Mlf OOlll'l In On OCMft Drive. CdM trtt ...... 1741. rowld I lft N9wport rn: Cal .......,, MM13-sna. LOii flinill biid( Wliii • 9lys .. .. 8tlc:ll Of v .. NoYa on 8'12 MoneV "" ntldld IOf IOl1I hNdllone II found pluu c111 t2M47·28M ------. ~. ·•r .... ""'" t( •. - .~ ;" .:r. . • 1 ,· 11" DIRE"crv- Satel~te Systems Single system only $59, Two box sys· terns $149 $100 worth of free programnwlg www lmegrateds a1en11e com 1·800·325-7836 #00115. Restrictions may ap- ply (CAL 'SCAN) 1448 ~1 WANTED QUES otder Style Fumlturt PIANOS t. Colltctlblff .............. ,......._ • S.W...•Autol •~ ~ $$CASH PAID$$ _plocie .. -....... WE BUY ESTATES • lmmedillte friendly l«vlce "WE PAY MOR£ FASTER" CONSIGNMENTS Con,.qnmenl' l•~en dJoly & ~aid .ti .1uct1nn e\lrry ·-·:er1nC$.d.1y at -lpm for 111form.1t1on call 111419~1 1225 ;:5494922• SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202S.. ... St. S.. AM, CA 92707 ..,,_AU..-CAn.M I BUY ALl PIANOS! Anliques-0Uali1y furniture one piece or whole hOusefulll Cash paid 800-649-4922 CAROUSEL HORSE Wl BRASS STAND. ORIGINAL WOOD PASTEL, APPROX. SFT. 949-760-0376 W«td W• II RJcu h1w, Pih· lflos, bronzes. tallles. 6lt King & Queen chair, marble, Ivory. ktnograpis by Ctllgal, Miro. elc:. ~9·551-1105 1450 APPU~ES I Ultd 3 timtal '119 uPfloht Electrolux Vecuum ·$300. c.n ~M42.aM9 1454 FURNITURE I Dln lngroom ut-Solld Cherry, 92~ dbl pedffl•~ 2 lttfl, I hand Cll'Vtcl chlirl, lighted buffet and hutch + matching Ml'Ylf, etlll boxed, co11 HOOO. Sall S3950. 94M46-1014. Htnrtclon Furniture Caifyii Coflec11on. M11logtny akle- board registry cOlllClion. v1n11ge cherrv bookces1 523·935·59121949-46'"3993 ""Ian lttthtr 1of1 l love-1111, new 1llN wrlOIMHI, Y«Y aoft, top qulllty. Wts $2000 aacrlflct. S880. M•Hl.ftU SMALL DRAWER BOMBAY STYLE CHEST wiUneslontt IOP. ~ pine hsh BRANO wz.oo 94H73-2708 ifiON 4 '°"" led WIUOOStd qu.t bOx IPllnll & mlllrllS S350iOl>O 714-391·7'949 ... ••otiC WIJd-10::.:S ...,_ .,_.. Cf'A ....... for-=· ... • •••• 14111 • I &Ii fiiil., 1Chn1.-_..,.._,,,.,...,.. .. ............... ..... _..., ... nMrN -----.. -.. ,·~ ..._ , . .... ,\ . '' . r' ,, ' CMn11111 .. ...... .... ,.. ..... ....... ,.._ .. _ ~-- UCI h tcmion Univl·nity of C.1lifo1111,1. lrvinl' I Enrich Your Child's Summer with Laughter, Learn.ing, Language &: Leadership! JAPANESE & AMERICAN YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAM July 12 -August 2, 1999 Give your middle and high school student (grades 7-11 ; ages 11 -16) a summer adventure at OCI E)ttension this July. The Japanese and American Youth Exchange Progra m 9ives participants opportunities to make new fnends, learn a foreign language and participate in fun-filled social and recreational activities. Enroll in the fu ll program, which Includes lan9uage crasses and social activities, or lust the activities. Previous knowledge of Japanese is not required. • Full Program fee: S450.00 • Activities Program Only Fee: S225.00 for more information please call Kae Sawyer at (949) 824-7664 Phlebotomy Course Boston Reed Co Clll Reg #3901291 ·~201·1141 PATIEHT TUTOR •Math'(A11thm111c-C1lculus)• S111Js11cs.Ch9mlstry-Physlcs· 479 EMPLOYMENT 1476 EMPLOVM&NT I OPPTYS OPP1YS .._ ____________ -.# est Prep (CBEST/ Wi SJclls , 71'4-S47-MATI4 1-~1 TOP $UIRECORDSI Jazz. R & 6. soul, Roctc. etc 50'1 & 60's MIKE 9'9·845-7505 WANffOt OLD COINS! Gold, sltvec, Frrilln mini, ster· hno Old walehts & llwelry WESTCOAST CPINe42·9441 WANTED 3·wheel bike In good shape. call evenings 714-596-3806. 418 IMPLOYM!NT OPPTYS Act now ORANGE COUNTY ••FAIR•• Help needed Mlllng Tro~I Pt.nt1 FROM July 9th· 25th dally. SEE Tropical Treasures It Bldg. 110, booths 601~ on July 7th & Ith from 101m • 2pm WE PAY WELL help you find retlabl• help. Ma..M78 Driver * HIRING VAN IMllVERS * @'lit Immediate full time opening for various accounts throughout OC and surrounding a.rcas. Drive your own Cargo van for this company delivcdng auto pans. -$440.00 min. w .. klyl Oen12.I. Medical. Vision ln11Availablcl Call Tuday! Ask for Rhonda 714-379-52<>6 APPOllVDllWl' Sm'fJlS FI'/PTda~ ~820 Per Hour TOD1ll'Oducaa "litghu • llcallh. o..aa ._ •401·K ..... ·~·i-.~.......,- &t. In 1989 ln c.o.ta ~tea C!8=. 1-888-8184744 •CUSTOMER SaMCE REP° J1.11lor loin proceeaor. Blllnauel, IPl"llh. Mac llwlle. FT + blntfttt. Downtown Ltgune 8Mdl. FAX R!'St/MES TO 94W7f.OH5 All Ruc!'f, • 000 TRAINERS PIT ~~Te'*~~ So~ange Country 11~ hf. I00-3744344 BARBEOUES GALORE NOW HIRINOI Work In a tun ltlea 1nvlronm1nl. Some Hltl exper nltdtd. FT, 10em-1pm. si.n f7ttv up (D.O.E., Btnetllt Pkt 1Y1ll1b e. Apply: 8ARBEOOES GALORE 2331 Harbor 81¥d., Cotta Mitt (Qn.alfe lnt«vltw) Cueth'YGLiM SllllllMf' 11119 Fun lrllndly wwflpltce $11.75~poe ~:== :;'.:l,;.n www.~ FIT poellloft open 81 lldy Golt & T emil II FuNoo lllllld !of tetel .... Exctltn hourly plus commlulon. ContlCI IClren 888-215-5855 Child·oue PT amlpm, 91'111V'dc perton req !of WOITI• en's lhntst center. Bentll1s Apply In p111on 18030 Mlgl"io!! FOl#Uln I/I/tty. STARTING ANEW BUS/NESSff • •• • • • • • • • • • • Niglt Houseman • Holpi1ali!y Speclallsl 1nergellc, outgoing & good with peopte • Housekeepers lnquWt II 714·96s-8000 NewePIPff ICll\ntt. l.8lling Ired• publfc11ion seeks lndMclial to scan dalv morning newspeper Must fitve tax mechlne C11t Sheron 11 800-395· 1400 Ext. 138 * OfflCe AMfatant * FT $7 "1r, vlllety ol du1les fOl 'Intl l;OtlSlrucl!On oomptn'( In Costa Mesa 949·5'8-7001 OWN A COMPUf£R? PUt h to WOl1<1 tam up to $30K extra per year PIT Log on to I www.lhbn.com • AcceH Code F1213 Pt11 tlfni Driver Wanted $9.22 per hour plu1 mileage. Needed Mon thru Sun 2:45am to 5:45pm. Addi· tlonel work m.y be avail- able. Mu11 hava truck or Van, llabllity Insurance with proof °' payments, driv· ara Ileen .. , soc:lal aacurlty ewd, and clean D/11tV. print out. Accepting 1ppllcatlons Mon to thru Fri from 8:00am to 4:00pm. Pl"" bring all required Information. Times Orange County Attn: Pam Becklngham 2901 Garry Ave. Santa Ana, Ca 92704 714-54~8548 800-9~080 Pt11 t11Tie Stuffer/Inserter Wanted To lnMrt MCtlons Into the Loa Angela• Tlmea newspaper needed Sat 6:008m to 8:30pm. and Sun 2:008m to 6:00.m. Additional work may be avali.t>le. SS.00 per hour or piece work whichever I• greater. Must have drlv• "' UcenM or C11ifomla l.D. and a Soc11J Security card. Call• accepted 11 well •• appllcltlon• Mon thru Fri from 1:00.m to 4:00pm. ONLY. Tl1M1 Or1nge County ' Attn: Pam Back.Ingham 2901 Gany Ava. Santa Ana, Ca 92704 714-S4N548 800433--4080 Convenient o ........ .... .. .,.. 'MGMT TRAINEE' Fastest growing lnl'I company seeks lo dlVs to assist w/ p1omo11on sales & mgm1 80k -1-/yr poll win train 714·898-2220 Private H .. llh Club needs Pen·«rne FOOD/BEVERAGE/ RECEPTIONIST Cell Ray 11 * 949-752-7903 • ·*PT DEMONSTRATORS • Weekend$ In grocery SI018S In area car necessary must bl> neat. lnen<IY w/sales ability C1t1 9'~2 .. 213 Atc9ptl0nlst pt/11 lor ladoes fol ness cercar 1n Fountain valley Must be energeiic. outgoing & li1ne$s minded Benelrts & giowth polenllal I.Wt In per son 1 eooo MagnOirlf llbel1 RECEPTIONIST. Needed In H.B. Must have computar exp blllngual plus call 909-262· 7383 Ask tor Pete SCREEN PRINTING PRODUCTION MANGER Auto& Manual Tex11le Machines Santa Ana Call 714·751·8006 or Faic Resume 714-751·8806 'RETAIL HALLMARK STORE In NPB, now hiring AHi. M111111et w/ex~" u f11, full/ p11Hlm1. call M~121.-oas Sale-IA.tea Prolesslonal) RE'llRE WEALTHY Become a Legat Serv· lc'5 Brokef featured in Wal SI Journal Suc- cess. Fotbts. elC We 8ltn 5 r~~es16~mooth Clll 1 72 *DRIVER* Personill dnver'clear dl'Mllg record. lex. !mt, So Count1y based Fax 8llP & OMV report 10714~81 DRIVERS:ft.A TBED E~ fleel ~e pays! Eam to 37 etnlS/mo'9 'Medical Den\al, Life & 40 I K 'Run Westem/'8 states '3 yrs OTA • I yr Halbed Corn bined Transport 1-888-200-2327 (CAL0SCAN) WATERFRONT BUSINESS n NPB~ FT I~· llOrlSI Mu~iple tasks, del811 onented. 8 ~ne phone system MAC exp pr el Please Fax resume to: 949-&,ts-8108 P1ug ln1o lilt Closs#ied sect loo .. " • -• I Ito POWER IOATI 21 FT DUFFY WANTED 94Ml3·14U ,..... be W"1fY of ollt ol .,., companle1. Check wtltl lhe local a.tter Bu•IM*' BurHu btlor1 you Mnd any money or feH tor servlc... ""cl and unde11t1nd eny c:ontr.cll btlore you elgn. 484 MONEY TO LENOIWANTEO HOMEOWNERS! NEED SSS Fas!? We c:en help' Credi! lntome problems, b1nlm,1p1cy? 0 K I Call Dann W..tney OIM1 1·888-807-3863. Atfllated Cap· ~al, {Cal!lurna ORE locenu 101233978 verfllc1t1on f918·227-093t) \CAL'SCAN) Flnam:lal help 1•1111 111 typH of loans no !Ht good or bad credit 1-1n.2s1-M41 I &91 $An.BOATS I Sabol Meda wort!, Wl'ull, . tide bo•d, rudder, Jotmton outbolrd 5hp whh gH tank $500lobo IMH7H2U 12ft AVON lnt111able bolt with floor bo1rd1, Ilk• newl SIOO. S RIBUTORSHIP . B19ltt eumlMf' ot ff wilh owning your own bUslneH 1n a • otflGllllly llC8nMd 30 IJAIOn S$ l(ldu$try No aeHingl l.Jmlted 11e1 avai'labilily foi lree Info ~ & Sln'll)los ca• now 1..aC>0-712-4434 • Good jobs reliable services 11\terullng things to buy SELL your home through classlfled l sold rnY MHS0·9034 all Cl•aalfled Tocl•JI Ml·H78 car for • ~L~ ----------D YES, SELL MY CAR Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Hunting Beach- Fountain Valley Independent lo reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form wilh your credit card # or mail with IJame • Ct&dol Car1ls 0 MC 0 VISA 0 AM )I Coed•I Card tlu11obe< Pleau Check Perrr,,.ml Bo•H v ____ MA~e Model ____ _ O•c~ 0 P .... w1s .. " Ds...11oo1 l'tlce Ova 0 ........ 1111 .... On11o00&K• ---- 0-111,.,. a ........ -.o-c-. a check todayl O•-OP-~-.. 01-100 0 $ Sc>M<I 0 loN fM Sl•to 0 Wi<t Wt-0 ,.,.~QC._C_ 0.....,_ Run for a weei{! If your car does not sell, we'll run it for another week FREE! All for just $10 .. Ol•ot""'w-oc..-Oeu.o-1o~ or~-o~-o-..-..... - Maff ta! Olly!'*>! 330 W Bay SI Costa~. CA 12627 Pho-1 (1t•l IM2·5678 • raa1 C1141631 IS~ ---------------~ . Dail ~Pilot ''"-'"""~"'w" 222 ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS CEILING DESIGN ACOUSTIC REMOVAL KliOCt<OOWN TEXT\JRE APPLIED. 71'-'1°'3315 ~224 ni~I FARTHIHO IHTEfUORS ~ttJRtmOdel Roam AddibOnS Viu.IMC Ut560875 949-64S-11325 REBUILD OR REMODEL Homes or Ollica • C>ual4y ConstrucllOn • Reasonably Priced • Local Company 1836318 ' St•PheflSon & Assoclales Clll t4M44-54tS 1-~1 VICKY'S CLEANING We olltf THE BEST House end Wrrdtl# Clelllnc tO y11111xpenera. xW r.rs1 VICKY'S TI..-.ol95 !RISH CLEAHNl LADY". AVAIUllLE CALL ANNETTE • 714-434-1905 • 12711 -11 I . IMA80tlW. BRICK BLOCK STONE 1ilE Concrete. PlllO, Oltv9way, Flfeplacl. eeo·s. FWs. 2syrs exp • Terry S5H594 ANRASON Con11r11C110n L11ge or Sma• Joos, lns'd. LllJ440725 local CdM I .. ==I Est 1928 714-273-4723 I~ I. :JOHN DORAN MA§ONRy ~ BATHROOMS Brlck•St,,.-Concrett.i.gl~m ,_ , Jbsoflep1111 ok.fr11 tll & WITTHOEFT DRYWALL All phues/smell/lg )Oti. CLEAN I 20rl. fair. lree ISi l1400030714-639·1447 HOMEFLAIR Bathll<ll II• ~ ll8871111 131-3132 1 • ~ I t niah1ng111gl1z1ng S1nk1, Ventura concfiie i Me10fWY 1 c~unters. 1how11t. 1111. Brlcll'Blodc'S1ont'WlllrWlyl I Qtfglasa ,., IMt-845-7723 Conctlll ~' Rellted WU JOe iiJIHTI - " U747 .. 71~ DUNCAN El.ECTIIC E INCKWORK ~ l9IPOllll 2'0 CllWIC~1 Smal C:-.:1.'rt"2 WOltc ~ erperiera t .:= Vinyl,~ ti&" l-me10 MM50-7042 PELI~~ 7ucl,;"~1"'-.... .ap,..ig tor • new ... ...,. _ _...,_,,_,,,.. __ ,... ,.,..,. ~,.,. ,_ v m,...... ..,..b, .. ,.., d•• •med UCINllD CONTM"'°" lltroullM w 11111•1t1 " l•t• you comper• No )ab 100 .... M ...w. !"' (111t1fo DNll .. Tia. cOlll9 • ~ hMele ..... lllllOdll. .... ""' p.m.w 11......-..!°':!WOl~""~"----~;;IWQ;;;· ..,..;;;;; .. ;; ..... ;;;;;weee;;;;;=.i l~~~~·. .~J .. ~······ SHOPPING FOR A NEW APARTMENTt CIUllfted lela you com,..-e colla wtllloul ..._...or worryl Wednesday; June 23, 1999 9 Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF TODAY'S CRcSSwoRD PUZZLE •nd TANNAH HlffSCH . ACROSS 1 sow .. 11y THE OLD ONE-TWO Neither vulnerable South deal!» NORTH We51 m1¥ht have been betttr off to preempt wnh 1 1ump to three club:., but it ii. unlikely that would ha"e affected the result. North's lhtee·club cue-bid asked for a major suit and. by agreement, South bid the higher· ranking first . North had an easy raise 1ogamt. 5 Lile lhe ocean 10 Moma' pel1IWI 14 Wyatt- •'7 531 c,Q J87 o AKQ ~ • 81 15 Eagle lair 11 Jacob"•nm 17 Sheltefed • 111~- WEST EAST 111 Couple •A 10 • 9 8 6 20 Ratr'9d har~ 22 o.c.,.. 091 .0 653 West led the long of clubs, and when dummy came down the defend- er could account for 39 poinlS around the table since Nonh South's no. trump range was 15-17. That meant lhat, ilt best, East could hold a jack. The only hope. therefore, was 10 pro- mote the ten Of ltUmps lO the setting 24 Make a mt$1ake 26 Pouch 0 85 0 97432 •AKJ7643 •95 29 Glaegow SOUTH . • KQJ4 c, Al{ 10 4 ·o J 106 •Q 10 The bidding: SOU'Ili WEST INT l • 3• Pass Pass Pass Opening lead· Kmg of • tnck. ... 1'9sidentt 29 Blank apece 32 Dlaco«>r 36 Cloee relative 37 Mitts' •tandl 39 GenetJC molecule 40 Acts 43 Mt Peron 44 &liiof"I 45 Gourmencf s malady Look.Jog only at the Nonh South cards. it might seem that four spades would be a simple contnct 10 fulfill . But it was defeated one tnck, and South could do noth.tng 10 counter West's excellent defense. Everyone followed to lMe first two rounds of clubs and, since a ruff-and- sluff could not possibly benefit declarer. West conunued with a low club at tnck three. East ruffed with the six and declater overruffed wath the Jack and led the k.Jng of spades. We t shot up with the ace and conun- ued with a founh club' This ume East ruffed with the nme. forcing declarer to overruff with the queen, and the ten of 1tumps became the senmg trick. Mission accomplished 46 River-mouth tonna.tlon 48 MD.'1 aalstants 411 Gossipy 50 Pnnce Valenl'1 son 52 Urge 692 SUPS/DOCKS /MOORINGS WANTED m1 SLIP or SIDE TIE lor Boston Whaler Shot1 or iOng term rental Call Bnan. 949· 760-0561 •30Ft MOORING• Off 18th Street. NPB w/CAL 25, SSSOOIOBO 949-675-2169. 3SFT MOORING mooring wl 2611 Pierson sa~t>Oat, within I blocit ol Ferry. Bal ls S 10.500I obo Call Jeff 949-673-5682 50!1 Newpol1 Buch A Block Mooring With CAl.·25 sailboat ¥v/'81ls IWlCS outt>oatd $12.500 Cell Jan 949-675~89 so FT SUP IN BEST AREA Of THE BAY Call tor data.is CAHNEl'IY RENTALS 949-675-4606 1693 RVS/TRAILERS I Chevy Tr1111-V111 '83 Mn Motomome. sleeps lour relng, furnace stove VS S2000 949-646'5m 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS BMW 3231 Convrt '98 BlkA>lk. 5 sd, AC, moonroot, pwr pkg. (A 16439) $32,995 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892-6906 BMW 52111 '97 Blklblk. auto. lttu moonrool (W05563) $35,995 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714 )892-6906 CAD DEVILLE '19 4 DR, lthr, power, 1 owner, •Ill* clean, $5250. 94M75-5066 CADILLAC STS 1995. 4-Dr Peltl wtwte 41 3k m sunrool mint cond1t1on $22.000 9-49-768-8026 To plac. an ad In ClaMttled Ca11 M2.a41T8. 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS HONDA'S FROM SSOOI Buy Polle• Impound• end tax repoa. For ll1tlng1 cell now. 1100-319-3323 x2726 Chevrolet 111azer LS '9!1 4•4 4d! black, loaded AJC, SSOO down aSSOOle $13.500 pnvate party 949-673-04t t Chevrolet Tlhoe LT '96 4X4. au leather lu~ PoWllf, al· toys, ractc (384079) $24 .895 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892-6906 * CHRYSLER LE BARON 19U • 4-dr, power 1Mr, real clean, new smog ce111t1C8te $1790obo 949 723-t504 Chryaler Town 6 Courttry ·94 6 cyl, Mml Van loaclecl $9"5. Haft>of Auto • finance Avlll. t2tl2036 949-642·2262 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN ES '98 3.1 1118', reel. pram CD, lntetgrated chlld'• Hiii. Alarm, 201( ml. $23,000. ~o Boy u~ ... 94t-5ot-902l · Dodge Grend Cer1van Lt '96 3.1111 eng, CD, wflilt encl grey combo. S16,IOO. Hert>or Auto • fln1nce Avail. 1385570 949-6-42·2262 Dodge 1500 Ram '97 Elfl cab, 4wd, loaded t 8k mi, 10 M<: CIO changer. abs bleaks. $25 SK 949·598·9608 ford Alf>lrl '95 Aulo, A/C, 45mpg, 5Sk mllH $300 down IHUIM $4950 priv811 party 949-673.0411. FORD El SO CONVERSION VAN 'K V8 Blue!Gfly alt PQWer 2 ale sys hr lnleuor Cle power wmows 2 stereo systems TV Nllllendo sun root alloy Ml8els 11t1ow f)llg, 22k low miles. $2 t . 95()/ot)o 949-673· 15 t I FOAOF 1so xlf·ii 8' btcl, IUtO, AC, till, cc. xtTI fuel tank, 5.0 lrter, pram whll $8995. H#bor Auto • finance AVIH. IA.27905 9411-642·2262 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS FORD VAN E150 1983 Ladder rack, btnl. rack, 005, lo ml, good motor & tires $150000 Can 7t4-632-0338 HONDA ACCORD EX '96 4 di, auto. A/C, moonroof. al· toys, Cd (0863500) $12,995 LEXUS OF WEStMINSTER (714)1192-6906 HONDA CAV·LX '98 Auto, A/C aDoys, PoWflf paclc· age (010378) $18.995 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714 )892-6906 HONDA Seden '93 SJMcl1t Edition 011g1onal owner kke new 22k mole5 • 949-673-5099 * Jaguar XJS ConYertlble '92 471< mt. wht.-'\an 1n1 chrome wtleeis 52000 oown. assume $ t8.000 pp 949 673-0411 Jaguar XJSV12 Coupe '89 W..tll11n lea!hel ll'ICIWIOr xlnl c:oodthon. lulli loaded $5500 obo Moving out ol counlry must sel 949·584·6'72 Jaguar XJS '95 6 cylinder COOYer1!ble rare. triple blacll, lie ne,., $3A ,500 94M50-Stltl5 JEEP CHEROKEE Limited 90 Whltlllan, ltht, 4 X 4, 14 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS 4.0 It eng, loacledl S8995. MtrcedH 420 SEL '116 Harbor Auto • finance Avail. Light lv()()'llan leather 111t, _•_2_03_7_37_94_M4_2_•2:2_6_2_ ·751>, mi. •Int condition, I po11tlv1ly metlcutoue bolt) LANDROVER D ecovery '96 lnalde & outl origin•! owner, loaclecll low ml, Ilka new, muat 11111 M1k1 offer. $14,000 shown by appt Sat & 949-67s.o993 Son 9'49·759-84-47 Mel'cede• 560 SL '117 LEXUS LS400 '93 Whrta.'lan lealtlef tnt only 11 k (154706) $19.995 ml. Ab1olutely •-•om•. LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER Must -to btllevel Original (714)tl9W906 o-S3S.OOO Shown by LEXUS SC400 '95 appt Sat & Sun 949-759·8"47 (04S9S2) $26.995 MITSUBIStl 3000 GT SL 'II LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER Auto aw ctvomes ~ (714)892-6906 moorvoof (001385) S26 995 MAlOA PROTEGE ·90 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER MINT, hke new 11w1ys (714)11t2-&90S 91'aoed 78k ITll 4dr A/C loldld 35ml>o. $5500 COM Buy It. s.tl It. Flnd It. pr1v11. party kM3Moc1. cte-tfted. lenc~I Mercury <nnd LS M11qult 15 nK ml. new tires. battery • ~ .. tank S1200 714·751-4330 ERCURY VILLAGER LS '93 6 cyt, lthr, capt1IM chelrs, grey, loecledl SM95. Harbor Auto • finance AvalL IJ'5455 MM-42-2262 NISSAN M.AXIMA GLE 'K L\hr, btl99 met, prem IO\lnd, CO, auto, loeclecll $15,"5. H.rt>or Auto' flnanc• AVllL ttl6400 MM42-2262 OLOSMOBllf CUTLASS 'M Auto. 11r C&S$, f1W' pkg & ITIOll1 (3111556) $9 995 LEXUS OF W£STMINSTER (714)192-tlOI lusc~..=1 RANGE ROVER '92 V8, All Pow.r, CC, t!ll, ster.o CllMltl, CD, 1unrf, moonf'f. LOAOEOll MIM Concl, mull See. 517,500/obo . 949-645-6035 vw camper 77 Vlll01rv. runs good lool\$ good. am-tm c.ss siereo bnlecl gtHt IOI SIJl'1fTllW 1111$ ,.. $3100 MM7s.2914. VWGOU'K2 97 Aula NC moonroof . .-OVS cd '~ t3t41tl$12~ LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)t92·H06 1340 ' PAIMTIG 11314 PlUIWl(•~f \. " ( \' ' " H 'I; ,··qn-n· -; ., la12~J Alter wort11ng In Newport BelCtl lor 13 y11, owner his pass.cl •war Now 1oo1ung lor newhollMlc=~ caa Imelda 9049 1-t t 32 °' Marti M9-515-9537 PUBLIC NOTICE The Caltl Publ ic• Utihties Commission REQUIRES that all used hoosehold goods movers rrinl lhelr P U c ca T number: limos and cll8uffers print lhe1r T C P number In all adverbs· • ment1 If you have e question aboul the legahty of 1 mover. hrno or chauffer. call PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISION 714-S58-41S1 MOYIM PYolllalorlll ~' 24tw &tic 7 cltysl5erl10t dlldT" 71452 71......,.t~ ~ All AMERICAN MOVING Careful Couneoiu. encl CHIA" Tl86977 714-993-5001 IKFS CUSTOM PAIHTING ProflSSIOflll. clean quellty WOiie. ln'Jt.XI & dodr.s L1703468 949-631-4Gt0 PRO tEAili PAiNTING Pfolutlonal Sarvlce Satiatldlon Gutrantllcl 714-54•2271 Uct6S1122 OUAUlY CARE ti-20 YEARS Fw pncea ' lrullor ' Extlllof _._ _ _. .. __ .-ill Pan. loeal rererwas N811t1 Aon 949-845-7833 RAINBOW CIRCLE illlNT. PlllUlg-~ HouW!llll queJrly Job' Free .rt Lt569&97 838-8888 2i YRS QUALITY PAINTiHG TOUCHUPS TOO 24 ttra. RlcMrd Sinor Llcf290644 M•'5Mlt2 G 6 G UPttOl.SltRY StnCI Mt CUilom tumllura, uphollllf'f, tllp ~ .,, bqUI "'*'· 714442•12 • • • • • • • • • ~ • ' 10 Wednesday, iune 23, 1999 ' AUGUSI' 15 · QUEEN MARY 1126 Queens Highway, Long Beach "ov. 21 · RED LIOX HOTEL 100 Glenoaks, Glendale . Hours: 11 am-4 pm ~Icct some of Southern California's most prestigious \Vedding professionals, ready to help you p lan t he "redding of your d reams! Exhibits include: bakeries, caterers, ceremony & reception sites, DJs, cYent decorators, florists, gowns, invitations, litnousines, photographers, tuxedos, videograph ers, rom antic h on eymoon destinations, and much more! tashion Shows at 12:00 and 2:30 pm ft.·attu-ing top designer fashions for tl1e entire brid al party. *Free h ors d'oeuvres* *Cake Tasting* *Door Prizes* *En tertainment* Save 81,000's in DiscoWlts Adn1ission: $5. 00 IH,llH~S -EXl'l·:n 'l'f, \\'IX '1'111·: Hl:IU.\1. f~ft\\'~ f~l\'l:.\\\'.\1' to he held .-ollo"·iu~ the 2::10 1n11 •·a .. llion .. lut\\·-.. F or m.ore · lnfor111ation, eall Show -Case Produedons (562) 9 24-2048 l~REE .1lDi'USSION FOR THE GR001'1 WIT H T HIS AD ~.·. ~~~·,~M Your wedding day may drive you nuts, but we'll drive you there · ] 1 AKE FOREST ~IMOUSINE. INC. Wedding specials start'at: $185* Special includes 3 hours of limousine time, champagne, ribbon, white hel ium balloons and "Just Married" sign For more information, please call 800-300-4546 Baker Party Rentals: your party co11:sultants a s a full-service rental company in the special events field iince 1982, Baker Party Rentals has earned a reputation for excellence. We provtde a variety of rental items with a commionent to quality and service that is unmatched in the Southern California area. Event planning can be complicated. That is why • we recommen d the following guidelines: Plan early. This is a business of availability. Placing your reservation early can avoid last minute disappoinonents. Visit our showroom. With more than 400 selections on displa}1', we invite you to come visualize all the color and excitement of~ perfect party. Let us help. Baker's event consultants have developed expertise in both social and corporate event management to make this process an easy one for you. In addition, our extensive resource library can put you in touch with other event professionals in your area to complete your plans. Whether you are entertaining for a large formal affair or an intimate gathering of friends, Baker Party Rentals can make your party memorable. · For more informatio1i regarding all your party needs, call Baker Party Rent11ls, 1151 Baker St., Costa Mesa, (714) 545-4667. · Doily Pilot Advertising Secti ' Laguna Weddings ByTheSea l nsidt•! L aguna Weddings By The Sea is an all- inclusive planning company for all of your special events, ceremonies-and · reception needs. Located in the hean of Laguna Beach, our beachfront location is nestled along the seaside cliffs. Our venue offers panoramic "iews of the ocean, main beach, Heisler Park and Catalina [stand. If you are looking for a breathtaking sunset view or an elegant evening under the stars, look no fu_rther. We \Wll provide everything you need to make your day exceptional. AccommoJating up to 200 guests, we provide catering, wedding cake, music, floral design, photography and any special requests you desire to make your day memorable. Our experienced staff will work with you to customize everything to your exact specifications to create the event you want within the budget you have set. Specializ.ing in custom weddings, receptions and special events for more than 12 years we have gained the knowledge and skill to offer you a flawless event. We have conducted extensive ~ research to detennine the best vendors possible fof services such as catering and photography. Let our expen staff pamper you. We will cake the stress and hassle out of planning your event so that you may enjoy the magic of your day. FfJr mort information, call La~na JVtddingy By · Tbt Sea at (949) 499-2425 fJr visit their wehsitt at 'JllWW,LlgunaWtddin.grByTbtSea.com. A Tiine For Eleganc~ -dreants coine true ) . a Tirne For Elegance is a fuU-service bridal salon offering brides-to-be everything they need to , make their dre~un wedding a reality. From the headpiece and veil to the shoes, as weJI as undergarments and accessories to complement the bridal gown. · A Trunk Show featuring bridal gowns by Jasmine and bridesmaids' dresse~ by Bclsoie and 82 wiU be helJ on Aug. 15 aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach. Brides and their attendants are invited to attend and see the latest styles offered by these top designers. T he salon offers a large selection of designer bridaJ gowns as well as attire for bridesmaim, mothers of . the bride and groom, and flower girls. In-stock sizes range from 2 to 30 and are available for immediate purchase or special order. In addition, there are speciaJty gowns for proms, debutante ball<; and quinceiiera~. Brides can also work with the salon's designer to create the gown of their dreams and ha\'e it custom • made to fie perfectly. The designer can also coordinate dresses for the entire bridal 'party at a price to fit everyone's budget. · In addjtion to bridal attire, the salon has a complete Referral Service, offering free information from some of Southern California's most prestigious wedding professionals, to as ist the brides in finding . everything they need to plan their wedding in one place. . :1• A Time For Elegan(:e prides itself in offering top quality and selection. A wedding consultant is alway~ 1 • available and the entire staff is dedicated to providing personalized service to emure that every bride finds 11: her perfect gown, making this a happy and memorable experience in her life to be treasured forever. · Tht sawn is located at J662 Katti/a Ave., Suite 101 in Los Alamitos. For mort i11formotio11, call (562) 431-8461 or t.iisit www.atimtfortk ganct.com. Po Locations and Sen1ices for Weddings and Special Et1ents * Waterfront Location Ian a weddhig with Bridal Showplace '99 nde'>, brr<><lms-to-be and their families will find everything they need to plan thcir perfect wedding at Bridal Showplace '99, to be held Aug. 15 aboard the legendary Queen Mary in Long Beach. The.show offers more than 36,000 s9uare feet of exhibitor spac:e where couple., can meet ome of Swthem California\ most prestigious wedding officials ready to as<,l'it th~m with their wedding plans. Exhibitors will include repre entatives from bakeries, bndal regiscrie. , cacenng, ceremony and reception sites, disc JOCker'• florist.,, gowns and fonnaJ wear, invitation specaalisr..,, limousine companies, photographer>, Vldcographers, "edding consultants, romantic honepnoon destmat1on , and much more. Exdring fashion sho\\S, featuring the late t creations from top designers for the bride, bride maids, flower girl, mothers of the bride and groom, a well as the groom and his attendants, wall be pre ented by some of the finest bridal and formal wear !lalonc;. Selections will offer something in every style and price rangei Fashion shows will be held at noon and 2:30 p.m. Couples can sample complimentary hors d'oeuvres, catered foods and wedding cake, while listening to the '1Entertainment Showcase" featuring the Arroyo Sering Quartet. Free bridal magazines and wedding planners will be given to all brides attending. Brides are encouraged to register for a chance to win door prizes worth thou ands of dollars. A lucky bride will also win a designer bridal gown to be given away following the 2:30 p.m. Fashion Show. Wedding packages and show pecials will also be offered by many exh1bitor. to help couples suy within their budgets. The last show for the 1999 sea on wiU be held on ~ov. 21 at the Red Lion Hotel, 100 Glenoalcs, Glendale. Show hours are from l l a.m. to 4 p.rn. Ticlc.ets are $5 and can be purcha ed at the door. Bridal Showplace js produced by Show-Case Productions. For more information, call (562) 924-2048. &y11111!t' Jrll1>r f I' Jhld>r 8 :Jler1tuo1M Chapel 011 tire Ct111rtyard i.1 plea1(•d to u11nou11ce the Grund Openi1111. of the "Tht Gardt n ". A beautiful romantic garden de.ri!jned for ~·m11 Wt•ddm11 cmd Rectptio11 faperience tire romance of our e.rq11i.1ite 11.arden accemuated with fountains and lo1el_y lundm1wd whhlesrone wulkway.s Separate sires for~ eddings and receptions for up to 250 guests. 1"or rhe Eump(•an 111fluence Thr Promenade Courtyard offer.f elel(al/C<e ~ith irs wy-co1ered walll, dramauc ha/comes and jasmine rerraas for •fedding.r and rereprrons. All Inclusive Bridal Services: • Wedding Ceremonie • Clergy I Unity Candle Ceremony • Catering/Banquet Facilitie Customite4 Menus • Wedding Calcc & Culling Service • Photography I Videography • Flowers / Balloon • Invitations •DJ . . • Tuxedo Rental Complete Wedding Packa~es at Very Affordable Prices. atp(/1(171 lk 'ti11 l'!yr11'{! '\1781 Cammo Cap1.,trano Suite 104 • San Juan Capi~trano. CA 92675 9.&9.487.0041 • Toll Free: 877.287.8916 • Website: www.courtyardwtddlng~m · GR\ 0 OPF.NlNG JN AUGUST • WEDDING & BRJDAL RESOURCE SHOWROOM NO TIME LIMIT for s97500 100 5x5's in studio album 1 16x20 mounted 12 8x!O's of your choice 6 5x7' of your choice 50 wallets of your favorite pkture for your thank-you c:.irds i5'.rpu~~ff $-/UL~ 714-692-1211 LNclen In tti. industry f<H" OYel' 12 y.tn, -alto offer our own O.J.'1 and slide •howl f<H" your reception WedneSdoy1 June 23, 1999 ll See :More In side! affordable katering offers reception facility at no additional charge e Village Affair at the border of Villa Park and Orange is the ne" t.~t member of the affordable latcring fumily of ..crvices. This fucility accommodates 185 guestS co!llf'on:ably with a 450-squart"-foot dance tl<>or nd OJ ervices. . . Catering packages start at only $8.95 per person with tables, chairs, china, <la.nee floor and bartender at no chargl!. The VilJage Affuir has 300 off-meet parking spaces and a beautiful garden area anti patio. • Menus may include Mexican, [talian, Asian and Continental cui ine depending on pmr o"n caste-;. AU receptions have a coordinator on ..ire to make sure you can be a guest at your own event The scope of '>tniu;~ offered arc not only for food qot they can help with your cake, photographer, video and DJ sc:rvict."'>. affordable katering conti nues to work at more than 30 fucilities on a regular ba-.is or ha\.C the rec;cprion m yuur own home. · The sales staff is available to attend to your every detaiJ from ,\1on<b)J through Frida> 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. The owner and management team at affordable katcring have been of schice in Orange County for more than 20 years and are licenc;cd, insured and looking forward to being of sen;ce at )OUr next C\ent. For more infomiution ur to makt 1111 appoititmmt caJJ (800) 61-lt.attr "r visit thrir u•tbsiu at www.affordahkkutmng.com. .Black Tie Professional DJ: let the party begin - '1J uring special events, many people come up to the DJs at Black lie Profi .. ..,.,ional OJ to wmment: "] wish - you were the OJ at our wedding. The reception was gr~c, <he mtL-;ic was ju-.t right and nm coo loud, ancJ.;: you were fun yet very professionaJ." · - Getting into the DJ business ii; easy. AU you have to do is buy some equipment an<l co.,, pun.hasc an : advertisement, get an answering machine and you're a OJ ... "Not." - Most weddings cost between $5,000 to $30,000, so why would you budget $300 to $500 for the person who will- make or break your special day? If your DJ is new to the business, he\ training on rour time and at your expense. If• he thinks he's a i;cand up comedian ... well. you get the picture. People put a lot of time, effort and money into their wedding and they want the day to be hNle free and want all of their guests to have a good time. That's why at Black Tie Profe sional DJ \\C ju'>t want )OU to enjo) the day. The last thing )'OU want to do on your wedding day is 'hope' the reception g<lt!S \\ell . So hire a proft", ional OJ and just c;ho" up for the party. F"r 'nt>rr injrmnation., contact RkJt Burgess, '1W11tr, Black Tre Professional DJ Soviet at 541 E. Cb11pm.11n Aw., Suftt D, Orange, CA 92866. Call (714) 144-1818. ...., GOURMET LOLLIPOP CO.™ Wedding Favors Unique & Affordable! Made to Ord er or Do-it-Yourself Candy Making Supplies Large Candy Selection . Ribbon and Box Printing Major Credit Cards & Shipping (714) 841-2000 7351 Heil Ave. Sweet "J" Huntington Beach ~~===---:;-i·!;P%~~-=======W u~to~ vr Vid!Zography I 714. 891•9859 l Qialily Videogrephy for Brides on a Bud8el Packages start.if18 al $395.00 Add A Touch Of Elegance To Yout Parties • Receptions • Dinners • LuncheOns • Club Programs • Fashion Snows • Teas • Season,11 Celebrat1ons and • Promouonal Ventures & The Village Affair Reception Facility Packages ftom $10.00 ' . . , June 23, 1999 See .ftf ore Inside! $.atisfy your sweet tooth at French's ~akery rench~ Bakery, located on I 17th Street m Costa Mesa, ~ has been plcising cusromers for nearly 50 years. Dianne and jerry French, the owners, ca.Ke delight in offering customers a variety of baked goods. Delicious breads, coolcies, p~oies, c:ikes ... they've got it all · And now they have something new to offer. It's a new SCJVice that enables reproducnons of photographs ro be l)ut on cilccs. After seeing the beautiful <:akes, cu.sromers r~pond with «;Xcitemcnt and astonishment. "How is tftis done?" is a qucscion the FrendlS Dianne and Jerry French dlsplay 1helr personahzed Imprinted photo cake often hear. · This un usual setvice is done with the use of a sc.mner ana printer outfitted with food coloring instead of ink. c~tomcrs can bring in bfaclc-and-white or color photos which are scanned onto edible rice paper and then cransferred omo th e race of the cake. The Frenchs can scan any photo that is 8-by-10 or smaller. ' Jerry first saw this unique decorating technique at a show hosted by the California BaJrers Association. Up until a few mon~ ago, the machines used for this were tOO large for French's Bakery. However, now with the availability of smaller machines, the Frenchs are able to bring this innovative decorating style to all their customers. These new photo cakes are a great and novel way to celebrate engagement parties, birthdays, anniversaries and [2arties of any kind . Jn addicion to this sctvice, French's Bakery provides a number of other bakery seecialties. top by Frmcb's &ltny t.o slll'i.ify your rwtet tooth at 271 E. 11th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, caJJ (.H9) 642-0)71. The Bea-uty .•• -See ... be/ore vo u decide ... .. ' • Over 900 Weddings • Reasonable Rat es • Satisfied Customer s Call for Free Brochure 714-895-1007 Dianne & Jerry French show an example of a photo cake. These new phQto cakes are great for engagement parties, rehearsal dinners and anniversaries( Busineu &PenonaJ am. ~ 273 E. 1 iTH STRUT COSTAMPJA (ROsS FOR l.m CENT!ll> (949) 642-0571 fax (949) 642-5551 Very Special Occasions: distinctive catering and more ere arc some Qf the comments about Very Special Ocasions Catering, a full-service ctming and event production company ocated in Tustin for the past 17 years: "Everything from the presentation and serving to the taSte of all the wonderful food was done in a superb fushion for our grand opening." "You made our wedding stress free and spccucular." "All the guests said it was the best party ever." Very Special Occasions offers an innovative approach to catering with tot21 event coordinating that includes costumes, props, sites and creative menus to delight your guests. . No company has earned the rcputition that Very Special Occasions has without hard work and dedication to every detail by owner Sheila Levy Str:rus.s, a third-generation caterer, along with her outstanding staff. From dinners for two on the beach, to corporate promotions for 18,000 people, Strauss is a bands-on owner that oversees all her parties personally. Very Special Occasions will custom design a menu for corporate events, weddings, company picnics and private parties. All menus are based on your budget and come with a written guarantee. Everyone at Very Special Occasions follows their mission statement: "Nobody Caters To You LlJcc We Do." To malte "1J yorn-spMlll ocuuilms mmuwabk events, give us 11 caJ/ muJ kt Vny SpecUd Ocauioru pamper JOI', so Y°" am be 11 gum at your own party! Call (714) 731-1880 or (800) 32-UI'ER for num information nprding""" extmsive m-vica. (tJ Christ Church ByTheSea United Methodist We are a beautifuJ Spanish-style church on the Balboa Peninsula offering full wedding services. Our maximum capacity is 240. Doily Pilot Advertising ~T< • Newport Catering for weddings an(i1 • '•141~ special events ~ °' JV ewport Catering has , 1f been one of Newport' finest caterers since'!•• 1993. We specialize in unique . • waterfront locations for weddings · at affordable prices. Our staff will personally escort you to some of our many unique locations that wi)J meet your desires and budget. Food menus range from $25 to $4-0 per person, and can be customized just the way you want. Our catering manager Marvin Ulloa has more than 12 years experience in catering and will help you every step of the way. For more information or ruerv11tions, caU (949) 615-2390 or (949) 261-905>. 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach Preserve your wedding flowers At Nature's BeautyTM we freeze-dry your wedding flowers and mount them In a case 949/673-3805 of your choice for a lasting memento. Call (800) 682-3580 or visit our website at http://members.home.net/naturesbeauty THE PERFECT WEDDING The Balboa Bay Club is the perfect setting for an absolutely wonde rful wedding in the warm Southern California style. The facilities, catering, and service arc second to none. Charter yachts are available to make your wedding truly unique and forever memorable. For more informa- tion on our complete wedding services call (949) 645-5000. ' Section ccording to weddi_n_g cxpcn Rmda AshLv. '"'Jb~~~ds of bmfcHo· be will break · traclioon to become Y2K brides," ~he said. Ashby responds to requests from brides at the h;l\:C i:iumcrou., ttuc:.riom. Fintling :mswcrs f;M can sa~~ wne _and 1~loney," A~hLy .. aic.J. I he Bnde"~rld website 'l>Ctiah1.cs _in local -~rideworld.c<>m website and at locaJ Bride World reference matcnal and the ex~ offer mteracnon with lcx.-al merch.an~.,, fac;hio~ show and money "<Wing ideas , m one convenient Jocaoon. CIJ1rrides usually prefer spring and summer months but. this y~ there is a. big move toward January and ~ Go/3ctlon of the m1!lennium 1 cw Y~1r," she c;aid. Bndes are o~en anxious ahout their planning and Bridc\\'orld cicpos will be held Sunday, June 6, at Sequou Conference Center m Buena Park; Sunda}. June 13 ac th e I lthon 1brrancc/South Hay and "iunday. June 27 at the Newport Shcmon. Event hours arc 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. nit Ullwrwi. EtlNwUb111flf ~ \ Extremely pcrsonaliu d ~rvicc with meticulous arrention 10 derail is our tradicion. •CARING ft ATTI!NTIVE DJ'S •NEVER CHARGE POR OVERTlME •NO DEPOSIT • BMUASCAP UC'D >Nhei:i qm.-stioned at a recent expo, Kun Anders (a m1ll~nruum groonHo-be) said, "We'll tclebrate our anruveoory every New Years' Eve." Laura Baldini added, "This is a once-in-a lifcumc opportunity." · Brides-to-he planning a New Yt:ar wedding should prc_P,are for the difficuft task of finding a banquet facility. T hey are reserved well in advance, but bri<l~ can reference more than 300 Sout11em Califo rnia locations listed at www.brideworld.com. For mort informatio11 about BrideWorld t~pos, call (800) 60<1-1080. 'SOUND ANO llCHTlNC <i '\'~ 1 CM TAllORCD TO YOUR CElEMONY OR RECIPTIOI\ ~-·-----. .....,, I ().,~ I •SERVING SOlJTHERN CAUFORNIA • BEYOI\ D t ~tATEAING ! <949> 548-2251 Newport Beach . l(rl'-JH.,,..,J n/. h-~/t~A I ~,,,:;,/u• =~·~ (up to 250 persons) l -Make your Wedding Day Elegant -Weddings-Receptions -Special Occasions • • • ~. 94~::§]3-Jl!l~3 .. ~ Uc£>TOM 114 • 891 . qa5q l~C ~ OCKEY Qy_alil y DJ service Full service wed~ & reception facility fcatunng an English library, skylights, panoramic park \ icw, . garden patio and private parking. 4 hours for $395.00 Save Hundreds Planning Your Wedding ... 7),;, season's"""'"" brides will be •ucnd&ng lridt World Expo-a one-day comuition of music. food and fun wtltre ~will saw umc and monty planning perfect wedding. Stiop and compare limousines, horse-drawn camaacs. brcathtakina imaacs of noted ~phers. tuxedo styles. colorful 6ocal dilplays. weddina coord.inaton, g1amourous WcCldtnl SltH, videographers, decorative .invitations, lwid-made crafts and hard·to- find terVicu. Honeymoon ''O&A" Althou8J'I the aremony and reaptioo may domtnau a maJOnty of your planning. they arc events that apan JUSt 1 f~ shon hours. Honeymoons on the other hand. often last for da)'1 or weeks. To mist in the plannin~ of 1 fan1ast1c honeymoon we're presenting a question and answer ~u1on to discuss datioallOns, planning, and pncmg. Mens' Leg Contest The grooms·to·bc ~rut their stuff on the fash· Ion runway to compete for wh and prixu Cameras arc recommended! Fru Stuff BrideWor(d supplies the shopping bag.s. It becomes the mi,.ion of uch bride to fill 11 with wtddin1 mapzmes, orpniuu, free nm· pies, weddin1 coupons, and information from the companies th1t will contribute to the suc- cae of her weddin1 day. Pre-R~ation There are numerous ahibits, door priw and grnt deals for twry0ne, 10 gather liance and fritnda to ,rt 1 bead start on plannin' the pm"' wecldina. Don't wait in tons rqislrl· t1on lines It die rvent, preregUttt now by phone 714·6?0·7800. • You 'll Attend for the savings but, you'll stay for the fun ! Wedne , June 23. 1999 J Tivoli Terrace is enchanting backdrop • u~&retl_ a~ay on th!! gn~un<ls of tht: renowned Festival of Ans in ~the I •.volt 1errat·e ep1tom11.es the cham1 of this beach-side town: an 1:~ an colony un of laid bk·k California and European sensibility that dnws thousands of visitors every year. . . A ~uge sycamore tree shad~ the lo" er ten:acc's ab~ and chairs, and decorative rouChcs like '1ntage street lamps and Victorian gazebo make this a distinctive alfresco $ctting. At night the sparkle of tiny whitt: lights in the uees adds to the enchantment. ' Up a flight of boug.linvill1..-a-drapc<l tiled stiirs is rhc 1ivoli 1crrace Ch3pel and a more felic.itous ~~t for ml<lng vo~s we can hJrdly imagint:. On a pl3tt!<lu carved o~t of steeP. Lagu.t11 C:my?n l_Ulllti~, die du~I 1s urmumle.d by towering fir trees, ttopial bird of~ wild-gro~·mg 1mpauenl and a ~CJmt of foms. Ard\es of redwood beams ,swa~ with ~ c..imva parnally,coyer the open-air du~I, ;and the profusion of hanging staincCf glas panels "ill make you feel as 1f you're m a church gardt:n. · Statues ot nymphs and cheruhs dcoor.ite d1e flower beds surrounl.iing the Stone floors of the chapd, and naskets of ferns and flowers hang from the chapel'..-; centerpiece an overhead square of white! \~ctorian molding. Like cupid's arrow, Tivoli 'Jerrace is a place sure co bring out the romance m C\'eryone. Trvoli Terrace is~ flt 650 Ulguna Canyon Road, Laguna &Mb. Formore i1ifimnation, tllJl (949) 494-9650. tefe6mte with.us!· Hope's Foto . Happenings Hope Winokur, Photographer Huntington Beach, CA Fotos = Memories JI "We have th e be t pla c fo r yo ur wedding pa rf y." ·t D · · $l s:..·~ 1 own inner......... J fl t th 1'1rwrt.rl r ch (;ic If c cur'l i>! 949-756-12 1 D REOPENING ·Take a Trip to Morocco. Visit Marrakesh! Authentic Moroccan Cuisine and Atmosphere. Our professional staff is eager to make your visit to Marrakesh a memorable one. Tables for two and large parties welcome. Catering and takeout available. 19th Street I t See More Inside! ~ ~ .:=---,~ ------.............,.. • ---/tlo-r•~ Doily Pilot Advertising SemiC)n Tivoli Too! a picturesque setting in Laguqa ou say you don't need much for your big day -just some balmy weather, a gentle sea breeze or two, and large open plaza resplendent with bougainvillea, climbing roses and terra cotta dripping with colorfq} blooms. , ' · Oh, and.c}lOu would lilc.e to have a picruresque spot for the ceremony with a chinning hacienda }ust in case u decide to do some ccJebrating indoors. We have the perfect place fot you: Tivoli'Too! Located just up the tr et from its sister site, the Tivoli Terrace, this f-acility is definitely coming into its own. ,. In met, many of you are already familiar with the site thanks to the Art-A-Fair, an annual open-air art exhibit licld in the front section oflivoli Too's plaza in July and August. E<Yents held here during these months benefit from the festive and exciting presence of the artists and their worlc. Throughout the rest of the year, however, the entire pJ.iza is available for special events, giving you complete freedom to use the area as you wish. As you walk across the concrete and flagstone plaza, you realize what a terrific space this is for enteltlining - especially if you're planning a large event. A gazebo covered witl;l flowering vines, make$ a lovely centerpiece and.I~ often used to showcase the wedding cake. Throughout the plaza, you'll find casual seating areas: benches ~d potted flowers placed around trees and old-fushioned globe street lamps. You can set up rabies with umbrellas for an ... alfresco reception, or tent the area during cooler weather. Ceremonies arc held in a tranquil comer of the plaza, at the base of a flowering hillside. The bride makes her entrance from her own mini-hacienda, a lovely, "nerve-calming" space filled with antiques, pots of flowers and local art. She and the groom stand beneath a bronze g:azebo entwined with morning glories and bougainvillea. A weepiJJg willow and a waterfall flowing into a lily pond create a pretty backdrop. If you are having a winter wedding, get married by the warmth of a craclc.ling fire in the adjacent hacienda. The Sanm Fe-style firepJace, along with Mexican pavers, Navajo-white walls and windows all aro~d give this space a distinctly southwestern ambiance. You can also have your reception in here, or invite your guests out onto the veranda for an open-air repast. And don't worry about the chilly weather-the veranda is easily enclosed with removable French doors. Tivoli '100! is located at 777 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. For mort information, call (949) 494-6044. • Specia lizing in fiigfi-energy wedding coverage • 'U.Jide Selectiotl of !Albums • 'Reasonably 'Priced 'PacR.ages • r/2 off rDeposit ( 6 month~ or more in ad1'!lnCt' J Call now for an appointment! C949J 474-9I5I Over 30 Years Experience In; imaginative events for any time, place or occasion where f'!Othing short of perfection is acceptable! I ull "' n 11' ( ii•' 111·..: \11d I 1 t r:I Pl.11111111".., I :-1 ~I :-~I -I BBll Ot 1 IHHI I L~-( .lll'I nOQtfy Pilot Advertising 5ection · Designer Bridal Gowns By: Alfred Angelo, Bianchi, Demetrios, Emanuelle, Jasmine, Mon Cheri, Private Label, St. Pucchi, Sweetheart and more. Bridesmaids • Flower Girls • Mothers of the Bride & Groom Veils & Headpieces • Accessories Custom Dyed Shoes • Invitations Prom • Beauty Pageants • Debutantes • Evening Wear Sizes 2 through 30 in stock Alterations Prices to fit every bride's budget! ... r-----------------------------------~-, I COUPON . · I ~mr I 1100 ofT any Bridal Gowns in stock I I '20. 00 otT Bridesmaids, Flower Girls, and Mothers I I of the Bride and Groom dresses I I 30S oft Invitation Orders I I o.M ....... 6'1Mt.Mml....-...-1&-~ .... C..... .. crslik1•wldl....,CAnorprtor ...... I ~-------------------------------------~ w.dnetday, June 23, 1 ~15 ' . 11THREE GOOD REASONS TO HIRE BLACK TIE DJ'S" • OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE • CEREMONY AND RECEPTION COORDINATION • 7000+ CD'S IN OUR LIBRARY -ALL STYLES OF MUSI "THE LAST THING YOU WANT TO DO ON YOUR WEDDING DAY I 'HOPE' THE RECEPTION GOES WELL" FOR REFERENCES, MUSIC UST, WEDDING PLANNER ~ AND OTHER SERVICES OFFERED CALL TODAY! Professional DJ Service PLEASE CALL ••••••••••••••••• 714· 7 44-381 8 T he ONLY thing we overlook is ... the OCEA • Why go to Vegas? Elope Laguna. • Ceremony & Reception up to 200 guests • Custom Packages • Catalina Sunsets • Complete Planning -Start to Finish • •• ,. , . •• See M ore /nside! ~hris ~indsay Designs: creative iilteri~r solutions •• i• ' fter being assigned the task of developing a special publication on the wedding industty, I rediscovered a company that for some reason I had Jost track of over the yi!ars. What a pleasure it was to discover one of my aJl-t:ime favorite flOraJ and gift companies has opened a showroom in Costa Mesa. I remember shopping in their first store located in Fashion Island ano again in the late 1980s when it moved to South Coast Plaza. It was 'lllways a great place to find the perfect gift or flower arrangement for that special someone. The floral arrangements were always · spectacular and the gifts.both rare and unusual. At their new showroom located at 2990 Redhill Ave. in Costa Mesa, I was thrilled to find the full-service wedding florist I remembered, together with a growing selection of outstanding ioterior solutions and gift ideas. They have also expanded their offerings co include some of the finest gift basket creations I have evtr seen. Who you ask? Chris Lindsay Desigits, a company with the experience to create the most beautiful wedding, from a truly intimate ceremony at home to a purely grand affair at any of California's unique wedding locations. The company is able to take a gift order for that last minute thought many of us have and see that it i~ delivered to our loved ones and business associates the same day with a presentation that truly represents our thoughts. Chris Lindsay Designs is dedicated to making your events memorable and breathtaking, gift giving both unique and rewarding, and is able to create long-lasting impre~ions on all they couch, as they have with me. \~m their showroom where you will find fresh, dried and artificial flower arrangements, unique containers, gourmet baskets, fine wine and truly different accessories for your home as well as the best wedding facility in Southern California. Chris wulsay Designs is /,ocated at 2990 Redhill Avt. in Cona Mesa. Showroum hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.111, Monday through Friday; Saturday from 9 a .111. to 3 p.m. For a catawg or additional niformation, caJJ (800) 233-2396. Authentic Moroccan cuisine at a new location Jv{ arrakesh, which always provides an exotic dining experience, has just moved to its beautiful new expanded location on Newport Boulevard, after 24 succes.sful years on Pacific Coast Highway. Recipient of top awards frorn th e Restaurant Writer<; Association, critics acclaim Marrakesh as the No. 1 Moroccan rest:;mrant. Owner Ali Rabbani welcomes you to dinner, as if inviting you into his own home. The lovely decor with colorful drapes, low tabl~ and sofa-type seating provides an intimate dining experience, where you can comfort1bly chat while enjoying the how;e specialties. Belly dancing is a welcome attraction every evening and adds lively entert1inment to your memorable dinner. Private parties, Bar Mitzwhs, weddings, receptions, banquets and occasions of all types are a SJX.'Cialty at Marrakesh. Marrakub h111 tbnt CMnJmimt ""'1tWns to serve you: Cost.a Mao, La Jolla and Los Angeles. Tbt 11ew Costll Mesa l«ation is Ill. 1916 Ntu1JHWt Blvd. ~ 11rt namnnnukd; cllkring and t4/te-out an availllhk. C~ boo/ting mU/nrnium. parties. Business bMWS art ; to 10 p.m., wetlulllys and; to 11 p.m. on wttlttnds. Ctlll (949) 645-8184. William Harold Jewelers: . continuing·a fine tra~ition for more than 30 years 1. I t :ill began in a garage in Newport Beach, some 31 years ago. It was there that Bill Harold with the help of his ol4est son William repaired jewelry for most. of the jewelry stores in , " the area. William Harold is still repairing jewelry for a large segment of Newpon Beach. But now he~ doing it out of the ·family store that has been an institution on the corner of Newpon Boulevard and 32nd Street for the last 26 years. Tun Harold is the owner and operator of this friendly store that not only handles all types of repairs on the premises, but also has one of the finest collections of antique jewelry in the area. More than half of the store is filled with fabulous estate jewels ranging from an authentic diamond tiara to platinum wedding sets from the 1920s. If you prefer more modem jewels, the other side of the store carries beautiful designs from some of today's best designers, as well as modern and classic wedding sets for today's bride. The talented and helpful staff will make sure you leave the store happy, because they really do appreciate your bu iness, whether it's finding the perfect diamond wedding ser.s, helping you find just the right piece of jewelry, repairing your family heirloom, or fixing your best piece of costume jewelry. Take the time to stop by William Harold Jewelers to view the beautiful sh<YUJcases, extensive selection and fi11 e craftsmanship for y(JUnelf. The st<n"e is located at 3116 Newport Blvd., (across from City Hall) in Newport Beach. For 111ore i11formation, call (949) 673-0365. ================================~1================================= C erernony & reception decor ,cV One-of-a-kind rental items _,Table linens and chair covers "' _,Complete wedding coordinating .,.,Special events & th eme parties w~ ~ · Custom gourmet gift baskets D E S I G N S Weddings of incomparable design and quality since 1979 . We believe that an intimate exchange of marriage vows when only family is present, deserves the same careful attention as any other. Let our exp erienced wedding coordinators assist you in creating the day you have always dreamed of You owe it to yourself to find the best available vendors f or your special day. Call today for a no cost, no obligation consultation. ~Full-service florist providing fresh , dried and artificial flowers, along with custom gourmet gift baskets and an array of home . accessories. •• ' Chris Lindsay Designs (800) 233-2396 2990 Redhill Avenue Costa Mesa, CA 92626 t