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Rea, Monte Vis~
may reopen as·
elementary sites
• School district unveils plan as way to absorb a class-
size reduction program for the third grade.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Scho.ol
officials proposed a $3 million
plan to expand class-size reduc-
tion to the third grade by reopen-
ing the Rea Community Center
and Monte Vista site as elemen-
tary schools.
Chief Financial Officer
Michael Fine, who presented the
district's plan at Tuesday's board
meeting, said developer fees and
part of the Costa Mesa Farm sale
money could cover the costs.
Only 27 of Rea's 40 classrooms I
would be used under the plan, so
some programs such as Head
Start and Boys & Girls Club could
continue to operate there.
However, other tenants such
as Vantage Foundation that work
with developmentally disabled
adults said they would find it
impossible to move by this sum-
mer.
The plan also includes adjust·
ing boundaries for Kaiser Prima-
ry, Kaiser, Mariners, Newport •
Heights and College Park ele·
mentary schools.
The district would add relocat-
able buildings to Adams, Victoria,
Sonora, Killybrooke, Kaiser Pn-
mary and Newport Heights ele-
mentary schools. under the p"ro-
posal.
Both Kaiser Primary and
Kaiser Elementary would become
kmdergarten through sixth-grade
schools.
In other business, board mem-
bers considered a staff propasal to
• SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 5
CTty's sights set ··
Newp<)rt Crest resident Darleen Savojl speaks to members of the media after: attending a community meeting to discuss resi-
dent. and registered sex offender James Lee Cru.mmel, who has lived ln and around the area for 15 years. .0 wpo~Co8$t
Ntolester ·says he's no pervert
~ ........... .... ~--. -
-----. • Ne'wport Beach officials
forge ahead with plan to
annex the newly devel-
oped land south of Coro-
na del Mar.
I annexation plans go through.
Alter those negotiations, counol
members can decide bow prof-
itable it would be to take over
t)lose 9,432 acres.
•James Lee Crununel
faces a firestorm of
protest from his neigh-
bors, who have just
learned of his past.
Tuesday, and residents strug·
gled with the knowledge that a
convicted sex criminal lives
among them, the man at the
center of the controversy spent
much of the day locked in his
home wishing the cameras
would go away.
"I've paid my price and I'm still paying ...
I don't want to be part of this circus ... "
-JAMES LEE CRUMMEL By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot ..
The council postponed ma.long
a decision that could lead ·to
annexing some scraps of land
near Irvine along MacArthur
Boulevard. The parcels are now
unincorporated and in Irvine's
NEWPORT BEACH -The spnere of influence -wluch
"There ar~ a lot of perverts
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot. out there yet, and I'm not 011e of
when the Newport Beach BMWs and baby carnages. city will be forging ahead toward means only that city can take
Police Department posted fliers Most neighbors did not annexing the Newport Coast area them. Irvine officials want to
describing him as a high-risk remember having seen him. south of Corona de! Mar but will swi~ch them to Newport's juris:-se~ offende1~'HK>-li~~-{)O.y.s-~~ef'Sf-A~lled-b~nt-a1ev.-+--M.ttt--mii-1"m-tft-H!tnfl-6vet-a-few•-+--rttr-nn;n---------_;,_-~1 --r-+-H'H~,,..::-·-said-James--bee Crum-
NEWPORT BEACH -Even mel, 53; a soft-spoken, gravely
as Oie Newport ·c rest ·con-ao-voiceaman permeated with the
minium complex became a 'distinct smell of tobacco.
between the ages of 9 and 16, but descritled him as peace ful stray parcels along the Irvine bo~
he was a largely anonymous and friendly. · aer.
resident of this upscale family The City Council on Monday
neighborhood swarming with • SEE SUSPICION PAGE 5 decided to start negotiating with
the county for a portion of the
Newport Coast area's sales tax iJ
But Newport co~cil members
voted to wait for more information
on what's planned for the land.
Some said they'd like to hold out cauldron of rage and suspicion Until early Monday evening,
Monahan ~es job at Sid's
MAAC MARTIN I DAILY PllOT
Costa Mesa Coundlman Gary Monahan Is now employed
at Sid S~ffer'1 restaurant on Old New:port Boulevard .
• Councilman working at
restaurant of well-known
fugitive from the law.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Three
months after he quit working as a
bar manager at Henry & Harry's
Goat Hill tavern, City Council-
man Gary Monahan has taken a
job working at the restaurant of
one of the city's most famous fugi-
tives: Sid Soffer.
Soffer, who moved to Las
Vegas two years ago, has a
$250,000 warrant for his arrest in
Orange County where he has
operated restaurants and bars for
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the past 30 years.
About a week ago, however,
Monahan informed d ty officials
that he plans to abstain from mak-
ing any city actions dealing with
Soffer -a man who jumped bail
then fled the city after being con-
victed of numerous oty code vio·
lations.
"I am obvtously not involved in
any disputes between Sid and the
city of Costa Mesa," said Mona-
han, adding the two have known
each other f0r years.
Soffer's restaurant, the Old
Newport Boulevard Steakhouse,
is a blues restaurant known for
being somewhat of a secluded
hideaway. It gained popularity
over the years strictly by word of
JDOUth. Customers return for its
food and live entertainment ,
Monahan said. It bears no signs
and its owner refuses to give
• SEE MONAHAN PAGE 5
• SEE LAND PAGE 5
Ferguson home •
after heart attack
~
NEWPORT BEACH -Gil Fergu-
son said he's doing •pretty good• rest-
ing at his Balboa home as he recovers
from a heart attack last week.
The 74-year-old fonner state
assemblyman left Hoag Hospital
Thursday, and said he hasn't felt any
pain since. He underwent an angio-
plasty May 4 after experiencing ch• pains the previous day.
He said there was a bright side to
his illness: He got roollli full of. flow-
ers and cards from people be hadn't
heard from in years.
•And if you're going to be sick,
Hoag is the place to be,• be said,
noting tMt bis hospital room over·
looked Udo Isle. •'fbat•s one of the
best views in the city."
I '\ I 1 I \ Harbor Heritage Run gels a head start
•Freshman Harry Agdayan de dicates his spring break work-
ing on the fund-raiser's winning T-shirt design.
By M ichelle Terwflleger, Daily Pilot
Freshman Harry Agdayan isn't sure
if he will lace up for the 11th annual
Harbor Heritage Run •••• this fall, but his
efforts will help
clothe those who do.
Agdaf:, a fresh-
man at f'.wport Har-
bor, d•9ed the
fund-railiir'i official
togo, which will be
unveiled at the high school's Evening
Of UM Arb c.Wbration tonight.
Hally Mid be worked on his wtn-nlnV d11tga, Which Will a~ on T·
shirts, for an entire week in his art class
wtth e ncouragement from his teacher.
"That was the only thing I wanted
to do,~ Harry said. •She kept telling
me it was such a nice picture."
Harry incorporated joggers, beach
images and the Newport Harbor's tow-
er to creat the colodul and simple
design.
•1 had a picture 1n my mind ... a pic-
ture of people running on the beach,•
said Harry, who spent bis spring break
on the beaches of Hawaii.
Harry said he was happy to leave
his name on 90llleth.ing at the school
that Will lait after be ii gone.
The unvelllng of the logo is only
• SEE HERrr.AOE PAGE I
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ANNNERSARY
nk On June 8, Gloria and Fra
Cummings of Corona del Ma
commemorate the 50th anni
of their wedding ceremony I
Barnabas Church of New York
In 1956, they moved to New
Beach where they reared fou
dren and became grandpare
three. Frank and Gloria play
golf since his retirement from
well International in 1985. H
ident of his golf group and s
served as secretary of her gro
Mesa Linda Women's Golf Cl
They're celebrating their ann
with a European cruise.
rwill
versary
n St.
City.
port
r chit·
nts to
a lot of
Rock·
e's pres-
he's
up,
ub.
iversary
BANKRUPTCIES
Recent bankruptcies as report
the Federal Bankruptcy Court
ed to
in
Santa Ana.
COSTA MESA
• dba: RJK Enterprises; Chapt er 7
NEWPORT BEACH
• dba: Coquette's; Chapter 7
• dba: Estate Pyramid; Chapte r7
• dba: Club Paris; Chapter 7
BIRTHS
Bress Summer Baily and Dennis
of Balboa Island are thrilled t
announce an event five and a
years in the making. Twins Ni
and Matilda arrived three we
early on May 1. Dad says mom
the kids are doing fine.
0
half
gel
eks
and
arrived
I at
On May 2, a new brother
for Taylor and Tristan Lobdel
Hoag Hospital in Newport Be
Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W
Lobdell of Co~ Mesa, name
son Matthew Christian. He w
at 11: 15 a.m. and weighed 6
ach.
illiam
d No. 3
as born
pounds, 11 ounces.
DEATHS
ed to Most recent deaths as report
the Orange County Recorder 's
Office
COSTA M ESA
• Lois C. Beahan. 89, on Marc h9
7
COSTA MESA
Corri M. Nellse
Wil le G. Attne
n, 24, of Costa Mesa r. 36, of com Mesa
, of Costa Mesa C8r1os Rivas, 31
er, 31, of tosta Mesa
ortez. 24, of Costa
David M. Fisch
Daniel Puga-C
Mesa
Deborah A. Ne ville, 28, of Costa
Mesa
Steven J. Sveln son, 41, of CoSta
Mesa
Rufino Sesma
Mesa
Ronald A. McC
-Gonzalez. 23, of Costa
ollom, 22, of Costa
nn, 39, of Costa Mesa
27, of Alta Loma
Mesa
John M. Mcca
Dale L Meek,
Thane J. Morris , 32, of Big Bear 0ty
uller, 33, of Fountain Tammy M. Seo
Valley
Heather L. Dea rden, 27, of Glendale
nabe, 50, of Irvine
edlna, 35, of Los
Atsuhiko Wata
Francisco M. M
Angeles
Cr~ig S. Brown. 38, of Newport
ahan, 25, of Roseville
a, 34, of San
Beach
Aaron M . Carn
David V. Gurrol
Bernardino
Ines Sliva-lope z, 25, of Santa Ana
er, 40, of San Lauren R. Brew
Cl(!mente
Dathan F. Lui, 2 0, of Westminster
GES MAR RIA
Most recent ma rriages as reported
County Recorder's to the Orange
Office.
COSTA MESA
• Hassan S. Kad dioui and Tiffany S.
rried on March 7 in Boutdara, ma
Santa Ana
• Massoud Has hemi and Vahidehal-
hranimonfa, married
Santa Ana
sadat Vajdehte
on March 10 in
•James M . Ma ue and Heather R.
on March 1 in Mis· Nelson, married
sion Viejo
• Tomatsu Mats unaga and Molly l.
ed on Feb. 28 in Santa Trujillo, marri
Ana
• Darryl W. Rad ford and Katrina L.
d on March 5 in San· August. marrie
ta Ana
• Arturo Rincon and Araceli Arroyo,
rch 6 In Santa Ana married on Ma
• Ernesto River a and Martha L. Gon-
edlm"'MaTth"10 In Santa Lem::>, marrt
Ana
• Todd M. John ston and Heather A.
led on March 8 in Burggren, marr
lagWJCLBeaQi
NEWPORT& eAot
• John A. Plum b and Susan J. Shur·
n March 1 in New· mur, married o
port Beach
• Masahiro~ o and Mikiko Okaza·
March S In Santa wa, married on
By Michael Glueck
S omewhere between the
Moons of Mercury and the
Mud-Rock of midtown
Manhattan, high on the SOth
iloor of The Equitable Center,
the Maestro of Moscow matched
mental wits with the Mathemati-
cians of mM in the ultimate man
versus machine marathon of the
millennium.
And I got to see it firsthand.
By all the advanced hype you
would have thought the survival
of the species was at
stake.
My oldest mend,
Monty Newborn, profes-
sor of computer sdence
at McGill University in
Montreal and from Uni··
versity Heights, Ohio, a
suburb of Cleveland,
was instrumental in the
development of the first
computer chess pro-
grams.
In 1996, Monty was
the organizer of the first
Kasparov vs. Deep Blue
match in Philadelphia.
This was the culmina-
tion of 25 yean of hard
work and dreams by
himself and internation-
al grand master David
Levy of London, who
had assembled most of
the first computer c;hess
tournaments.
In one comer wearing
blue t:runka was Deep
Blue Ir. As an infant it
was· kn<>wn-as-:-P
Thought, in childhood .
Deep Thought Il, in ado·
lescence Deep Blue and
now as an adult Deep_
Blue II. • ·
'
rr -. -·~~, ~ -- ----''!'I ·-.
-~----. - -. : -
VERSUS · CHINE
position, .. said match commenta-
tor Mike Valvo. But Kasparov
couldn't tum his momentum into
a winning attack in the end
game. On the 57th move he
offered·a draw. .
Wednesday evening, after
game four, the players, press and
paparazzi took a well-appreciat-
ed, two-day hiatus in preparation
for the final showdown last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
I had the good fortune to
spend that same evening with
Monty Newborn, international
masters Mike Valvo and David
sleep At the start of game five, I
talked with Frederic Friedel,
Kasparov's main Dian. He said
Garry's spirits were good as they
came up the service elevator. He
felt Gany looked like he was
ready to charge. Both Kasparov
and the computer played well
but in the end Kasparov offered a
draw after the 49th move.
Outfoxed by a cagey comput·
er in a brilliant and complex end
game, the draw forced Kasparov
into the difficult position of
def ending the supremacy of the
human chess player in the final
f.,
won the match 3 112·2 112. J<As.
parov had taken the knockout
count Would mankind survive
this unconscionable act.
I was standing in the front of
8ie middle press room when out
of nowhere a devastated Kas-
parov appeared. His eyes were
moist and glassy and although
his vehicle was there he gazed
into space talking to no one as if
bis spirit had gone to the space-
ship behind Hale-Bopp.
When the conference started
Kasparov admitted he was
ashamed of the way he had
arch 7
• John A. Gallis, 78, on March
•Waldo D. Pollock, 81, on M
• Yoshiharu Miyamoto, SO, on
March 7 '
Ana
• John J. Pitrus ' Jr. and Kandi M.
on March 1 in New-Black, married ·
It's close friends affec-
tionately called it Deep-
er Blue. Deep Blue Il
stood 6 feet S inches,
weighed in at 1.4 tons,
was 4 years old, and Michael Glueck was ringside when chess master Garry leuparov squared off against Deep Blue, an
hailed from Yorktown, mM super computer. "You would have thought the survival of the species was at stake.,.
New Vork. It had an • Charlotte F Murray, 84, on March
7 .
• Hanna Nur, 20, on March 14
• Nen V. Pham, 80, on March 10
• Steven E. Tibbets, 39, on Ma rch 11
• Abbas B Zammani, 75, on M arch
11
"WEWPl)Rf BEA"CH
• Paul G. Spining Jr., 89, on M arc;h 5
• Jeanette B. Hennings, 53, on
March S
• Janet E. Goodman, 74, on M arch
10
• Dorothy A. Houghton, 85, o n
March 7
• Joseph P. Camdella, 94, on M arch
11
• Marie A. Miller, 83, on Marc h9
rch 12
h 11
• James W. Dugan, 73, on Ma
•Zia Shahrestani, 71, on Marc
• Ted C Willson, 79, on March 8
• Peter Kiessling, 41, on Marc h 10
• Leighton P linden, 83, on M arch
11
• Mary Marcheano, 87, on Ma rch 14
DUI ARRESTS
rested
g
pie
spl·
II such
The following people were ar
recently on suspicion of drivln
under the Influence. These peo
have only been arrested on su
cion of a crime, and, as with a
crimes, they are innocent unt 11.
proven guilty.
NEWPORT BEACH
M ichael J. Crowe, 33, of Appl e Val·
ley
Wallace L. Hug, 47, of Rancho Santa
Margarita
na del Christopher Yohn, 29, of Coro
Mar
port Beach
•Timothy Gartl and and S~san Ortiz,
ch 8 in Newport married on Mar
Beach
• Anthony P. Cu stodio and Valerie K.
d on March 8 In Ana-Mc Neil, marrie
helm
REAL-ES TATE SALES
Recent real esta te sales as reported
ntal Lawyers Title Co. by the Contine
in Santa Ana.
COSTA MESA
2287 Federal Av e., $135,000
e., S 198,000 1284 Belfast Av
154 The Maste rs Circle, $238,000
$192,000
$250,000
1620 Elm Ave.,
216 Parsons St.,
1717 Gisler Ave. , $213,500
3139 Nevada A ve., $240,000
Loop, $185,000
er, $334,000
2511 Back Bay
2031 Westminst
2039 Federal St.
3201 Washlngt
1513 Orange A
925 Jasmine Cir
, $163..900
om Ave., $187,000
ve., $335,000
de, $220,000
3270 Turlock Dr ive, $283,000
ot NEWPORT BEA
1877 Port Tagg art Place, $586,000
e, $212,000 160Woodbum
503 35th St., $3 90,000
201 Via Ravena, .$565,000
3 Swift Circle, $ 176,000
17 Sundance Dr
270 Cagney Lan
538 Tustin Ave.,
Ive 44, $137,000
e 213, $179,000
$565,000
1907 Yacht Cam Illa, $515,000
2024 Port Cardi ff Place, $1,200,000
795,000 19 Toulon 36, $
720 Bison Ave., $510,000
awespme 512 proces-
sors, could move 200 million
mover per second and an electri-
cal power source. Its-next career,
hopefully, promised to be in
harmaceutical desi
e o er comer weanng
designer slacks, was Garry Kas-
parov; 5 foot 10 inches. 176
pounds, 34 years old and born in
Azerbajan.
His processors were 50 m.ilijon
neurons, capable of two moves
per second and with a dual elec-
trical and chemical power
source. His next career, be
hoped, was to be champion
another 12 years.
In Saturday's, May 3 opening
round, the 34-year-old RusSian
easily knocked out Deep Blue
when the computer resigned
after Garry's 4Sth move.
In game two on Sunday, the
cb.amp resigned after the com-
puters 4Sth move, which had
position.ed Deep Blue for a win-
• ning end game with the game
lasting just short of four hours.
After taking Monday off,
Deep Blue and Kasparov fought
four and a half hours to a draw on
Tuesday in game three. ·
Game four on Wednesday
was a hard fought draw and the
match was now even at two
each.
•Garry had built a very solid
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Levy, and Ken Thompson the·
brilliant and legendary Bell Labs
senior research scientist who is
consider.ed the foremost comput-
er chess _pro rammer in the
wor .
0 n Friday, we anticipated
the Super bowl of chess,
which to me wa~ also the
equivalent of games six and sev-
en of The World Series.
At the onset of. the competi-
tion Kasparov had said, win one
respect, I think I am trying to pre-
serve the dignity of mankind by
playing in this match. In another
.respect, it is a team of research
scientists who created the com-
puter system and they are really
my opponents. Let's see what
they come up with in terms of
hardware and software to chal-
lenge the power of the human
mind.~
I had heard that Kasparov was
a ferocious .attacker and fighter
when his back was against the
wall. Balanced against this, how-
ever, was the immunity of the
computer to fatigue, hunger,
thirst, anxiety, anger and depres-
sion.Also the chitls and micro-
processors had none of man's
greatest frailties such as ego,
pride and arrogance. ·
Certainly, I thought, Deep
Blue would get a better night's
game of the match.
Kasparov, who was visibly
angry after the game, was warm-
ly welcomed by a two-minute
standing ovation from the crowd
o or so ors m e
Equitable Auditorium.
Garry seemed genuinely
moved by this and his facial
expression changed from somber
to one of appreciation for the fans
who he may Have felt he let
doWn. •
T he sixth and final game
was _played Sunday with
the score now tied at 2 1/2
• 2 112. In. this game Kasparov
would have to win with the black
pieces a disadvantage
because white moves first-if he
were to prevail.
Some analysts felt that Kas-
parov's opening moves were
clumsy and in addition just
before bis 10th move he blun-
dered, accident.ally transposing
his next two moves.
Almost immediately Kasparov
looked to be in great pa.in and
despair.
Stunningly and \lllexpectedly
on move 19 Kasparov tipped his
King and resigned.
The thunder in the press room
turned to silence. . ,
Forty two minutes into the
final game the computer had
played. He was critical of not
befng allowed to see the comput-
er print outs of the earliei games.
As he had never lost a match in
his LIFE he did not know how to
a gracous oser.
I asked Kasparov what he
thought were the deciding
moves in this last game.
"I did not lose because of any
moves in this game," he said. #I
lost the match after game two
which the computer won. Not so
much becauseJ lost but of the
way I lost. The computer was
able to change strategy and pri-
orities dwing the-.m.atch which is
something it had never done
before.•
Although advertised u the
•brain's last chance,• in reality
this was a match between a bril-
liant man using computers to
train himself, versus a computer
trained by men.
Regardless of the outcome of
this or any other tutu.re champion
versus computer chess match, I
suspect the species homosapiens
will survive, continue to walk 1n
a vertical position, and hold its
head high.
Good knight!
• MtOfAEL GLUECK Is & Newport
Be.ch resident and contributor to the
Dally Piiot.
and 1 three foot A weak Pacific storm
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ed the wrong time for a Bob Henry Park dedication.
The dedication will take place on Aug. 17.
swell will come from
the southwest.
bpect 1reas of
morning fog.
TIOIS
TODAY
First low
10:47 a.m. 0.7
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3:371.m. 3.6
Second low
11 :50 p.m. 2.2
Second tllgh
5:57 p.m. 3.9
THUllSOAY
First low
11:31 a.m. 0.8
First high
5:021,m. 3.4
Stcondlow
After Midnight
Second high
6:30p.m 4.2
WA,_
1911 •IAnm: 66
Is gener1tlng the
swell we're getting
from about 10
degrees north of
due west. Blendlng
wtth the currecrt
southwest sw.11, It
will start pushing
wives a little higher
than knee-to chest·
high. As It continues
to build, we see the
local possl~ of
waist· to -high
surf by Thursday. As
usuel, hffdlng out
to the toe.I points
ind trytng to take
ldv1nt.ge of the
tide push Cln hetp
pump l.'1 the vol-
ume. Remember the
~~to and
other flotation
dtYkft from 10 a.m.
to Sp.m.
COSTA Ml.SA
• w.t ley S""'9t: A gas engine worth S 10,00 was stolen
from a building under construction In the 300 block. The
engine was pried loose wfth a wrench.
• l9lt 17th ~An AMIFM radio worth $250 was stolen
from 1 Cit parked In the 200 block. The door was unlocked. • •l•dJ Lw: A CM stMeO face pl~e worth S 150 was stolen
from a c.1r perked In the 100 b6ock. ~window was pried
open .
• KOf'Mt Drtve: A bfiefc.ase worth $500 was stolen from a car
~ In the 1900 block. Tht door wn unlocked.
...... llAOI
• "'-I.We: A pune worth S50 we stoten from a house In the
UOO blodc. TNre was no sign of fott9d entry.
• •k 111 .. ..,,.....: A golf b-o WOf1h $290 was stoten from an unbMd ~In the 100 block. •
• llWtr NI "art: A 1"7 Honde w stolen from the perking
lot of • ~ In the 2400 btoc:k.
• Ww•s•alw ... .._ A wtndmlll Wont!$ 120 w ltol.tn
In front of.~ ... the «JO block.
·Newport~ Mesa Daily Pilot
.. Down Under dignitary
expected to visit today
Rummage sale
a haven for
bargain-hunters
. • Consular of Costa Mesa . '
sister city of Wyndham is
vacationing with wife:
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -After Mayor .
Peter Buffa presents him with the
key to the city, Consular Peter
Ross of sister city Wyndham, Aus-
tralia will spend today on a whirl-
wind tour of city sites including
niangle Square, South Coast
Repertory Theater and that
famous local watering hole, the
Goat Hill Tavern. .
Ross, who is visiting Costa
Mesa while on vacation with his
wife, Elizabeth, in the United
Stat~s. is scheduled to present the
Goat Hill Tavern with memorabil-
ia brought over from Wyndham.
Just two years ago, the local
tavern was visited by three other
Wyndham city officials: Neville
Goodwin, an appointed commis-
sioner, City Manager lan Robins
and Greg Applen, economic
development director.
Anthony Petros, president of
the city's chamber of commerce,
also plans to meet with the Ross-
es. This evening, City Manager
Allan Roeder ,plans to have din-
ner with the Rosses and after,
they will attend a perlormance of
"Old Times" at the South Coast
Repertory Theater.
Roeder Visited Wyndham
about two years ago while attend-
ing a meeting of international city
managers. The Australian city is
similar to Orange County in size
with a population of about 80,000
people, said Irma Hernandez,
assistant to the city manager's
office.
Sister city projects were devel-
oped to benefit the entire commu-
nity by prov,iding cultural enrich-
ment as well as government and
business opportunities, Hernan-
dez said. Also, the cities are plan·
ning a student exchange program
for the-coming schoql year, she
said.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot .
. NEWPORT BEACH-One .
thing's for sure: That's got to
be some dam good junk they
sell at St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church's annual rummage
sale.
The sale, based on church
meinbers' donations, made a
whopping $45,000 last year.
And organizers of this year's
32nd annual bargain-bunter's
haven, scheduled for Thurs-
day and Friday, expect to
make even more. All profits
go to church missions, includ-
ing local charities Share Our
Selves, Serving People in
Need and Shalimar Street
projects.
. Church members staff the
,sale and donate most of the
-' 1lenis. The 'sale calls on t.00
volunteers each day and
· should attract about 1,000
shoppers, organizer Karen
Taylor said.
briefly in the new$
On sale this year: antiques,
bicycles, stereos, old comput-
ers, art, clothing, books and
"just about every od.4 and end
you can think of," Taylor said.
Church voluntee~ price the
items based on their own
shopping experience with the
help of local antique dealers
and jewelers.
Brake failure cause of
accident with yquth
Brake failure on a 1964 Lin-
coln Continental was tO'blame for
an accident in frorit of Newport
Elementary School last Thursday
that sent a 10-year-old boy to the
hospital, police said Monday.
Investigators have determined
that defective and inadequate
brakes caused the car to plow
through the crosswalk, sttij(e
Andrew Wong as he left the
school and drag him 15 to 20 feet,
said Newport Beach police Sgt.
John Desmond.
The driver, 27-year-old David
Ray Webb of Costa 'Mesa, was
cited for driving an unsafe vehi-
cle but was not arrested,
SIDOI\ Sfil -:-
Residents worried· tlrat inade-
quate safety signs may have led
to the accid~nt, but Desmond
--.said Webtrcould-not-stop-the-ear
even though he stepped on the
qrakes.
"He tried desperately to stop
the car, he couldn't do it,"
Desmond said. ,
Wong suffered contusions and.
a collapsed lung but was
released from Western Medical
Center on Monday, authorities
·said.
-By Christopher Goffard
Marcheano named new
Chain.berchainnan .
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce's 1997-98
board of directors has taken
office. -
Dan Marcheano of The Arches
Restaurant will serve as the new
As church members set up
for the sale Monday arid Tues-
day, they filled an entire
church building, a back room
and some lawn space. Taylor,
who's organizing the event for
tile second time, said they'll
have more stuff this year than
last year. ,
This year's big-ticket it~ms
include ·a custom oak bar,
home exercise equipment, a
circa-1912 antique desk and
jewelry donate~ by William
Harold Jewelers.
chairman as Rush Hill steps down • St. Andrew's Presb erian
rom e JO • ---:-Church, 600 St. Andrews Road,
. Bob Black of Balboa Pavjlion is is holding its annual rummage vice· chai:rrilan; Lula Halfacre of Traditionai Jewelers is secretary; . sale 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday and-Joe-Pafl<.~r~f KPMG-Peat---:a::n:::d:::9:::a::.m::::::. t::e::2::::·::m:::·:::F::ri::da:=. ==--
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...
WEDNESDAY. MAY 14, 1997 •
Oear out-the seatS, the Water
merger game's almost over ..
A, s I write this on Monday
afternoon, it is the bot-
tom of the ninth inning
at the Santa Ana Heights Water
Co., and the winning run is on
third base. By the time you read
it, that run may well have
scored, and the game -barring
a successful protest to higher
authority -may be over.
The Irvine Ranch Water Dis-
trict is, at 0this moment, 1 f shares
short.of the 1,927 it needs to
take over the Santa Ana
Heights company and end the
cliffhanger of the past several
moI\ths. And it now seems clear
that the ~ will move with a
simple majority rather than
waiijng for the 90% -or, even
60% -that was once its goal.
That's the word from Dave
Ferguson, who heads up the
acquisition team for the lRWD.
He called me last week, said
there were some misconceptions
and new developments he
would like to discuss, and vte
ended up talking over mid-1lo'
morning coffee.
I will pass along here what
he told me without either
endorsing or guar~te,eing it.
But as a preface. I snould note
that I found Ferguson to be
straightforward, direct and
responsive without equivocation.
to all of ~y questions. And
maybe a little bit bewildered.
The bewilderment has grown
out of what originally appeared
to be an uncomplicated and
benign acquisition degenerating
into several months of totally
unexpected tunnoil and confu-·
sit>n. Fermison freely admits
some ·inistakes en route in qeal-
ing with that turmoil .
"H's the first time we ever did
this, .. he told me, .. and we'll do
some things differently if we
ever do it again." Such as, for
example, setting up a trained
crew of locals to provide infor-
mation to th~ shareholders
ms ea o a ew or a
Ferguson says did a fine job but
produced bad psychology vibes
on the home front. .
ollowing is a,.summation-of
-joseph n.
bell
what Ferguson told me:
•In addition to the 1,916
shares that have been tendered,
there are some 400 lost shares
being processed; more than
enough to push lRWD over the
top. But these shares aren't
being counted becayse the own-
ers have not yet indicated what
they want to do with them;
• The Santa Ana Country
Club and The Irvine Co.
account for 799 of the tendered
shares. They will profit enor-
mously if the lRWD sale goes
through simply because they
own multiple shares. ("We have
to treat all shares alike,• Fergu-
son says.) But only the country
club will be involved in the pay-
back, because The hvine Co.
shares were in return for capital
offered the water company
rather than ownership of land
using its services;
... The $1,100 (or whatever
amount is finally settled on) is
indeed a loan that shareholders
who receive it will pay ba:ck on
their water bills for anywhere
from six to 10 years. However,
water bills will remain essential-
ly the same for the former Santa
Ana customers while other
lRWD customers enjoy a lower
rate that will eventually cany
over to Santa Ana customers -
ong wi grea er access o
gro(lnd water an~ Storage
capacity -:-once the acquisition
(currenfty, about $125,000) and
other costs·of the-mer.ger ha~& .,
been recouped;
• Ferguson agrees ~at a
cleaner way to handle the mat-
ter was to keep water rates low
and pay the $25 face value for
eacb share of stock. 1\vo consid-
erations, he says, prevented it.
•First, to acquire ownership, we
must have those shares. And
most people wouldn't have
bqther~ to look for their certifi-
cates for $25. And, second, the
$1 ,100 reflected o.f{ers of the pri·
vate companies who later
dropped out of COI).tention •.
The final issue still being
mulled over at IRWD is when to
close the tender offer. It present-
ly stands at May 30 but could be
closed sooner if IRWD chooses
once it has the numbers it
needs. This is a critical question
because Ferguson says IRWD ,
plans to get checks off within a
few weeks of the closing to
shareholders wh9 sent in stock
before the tender was closed.
Other shareholders will
absolutely be paid, but therr
checks will probably h'ave to
await action by the Local
Agency Formation Commission
-a period Ferguson estimates
from two to three months.
Again, I'm passing along
information my source says 15
firm and accurate. But it isn't
irrevocable. If anything screws
up here, I just don't want letters
saying I offered bum advice. rm
not offering advice at all,
I still have my share of stock
and tonight .I will bum some
incense and read over what I
have just written and maybt:
make a decision. And maybe
not. If you're still in a quandary,
Dave Ferguson says he will be
glad to talk with you .. Just call
him at 453·5375. He might even
buy the coffee. '
If the trend continues another
day or two, you will get a letter
confirming what I have written.
Then you can bum your own
incense. -g u o us
both.
• JOSEPH N. BELL'S column aP,pears
every Wednesday.-----
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Newpo" &ach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot WEDNESDAY. MAY 14. 1997
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SUSPICION
CONTINUED FROM 1
Since.Megan's Law prompt-
ed the c.ommunity notification,
however, neighbors have been
busy re-editing their memories
of the man police say bas con-
.victions in four states since
'1962, with multiple counts of
child molestation, kidnapping
and sexual perversion.
Anthony Savoji, 12, said he
fell off his bike about five weeks
ago near Crummel's Ima Loa
home and scraped himself. He
said Crumrnel spotted him from
his porch and ir)vited him
inside.
"He said, 'Ooh, you took a
big spill, you want to come in
and watch some videos and
clean that scab up?'• Anthony
said, adding that Crummel
seemed Hreally friendly."
The boy said he never went
inside.
Crumrnel, who spoke only
through his screen door, said he
saw Anthony telling the story on
the t~~vision news. Crummel
heatedly denied having invited
him inside. "The kid's a liar," he
safd. ·
Police say Crum.met, also
known as •Jimmy Lee Savage, 11
has lived in and around the area
for 15 years and has been regis-
tered as a sex offender at his
current address since Septem-
ber 1995. But the Departmenfof
I
Justice only recently classified this mysel1, 1 will.~
him as a blgb-risk off ender. Newport Beach police Sgt.
Crwnmel, who has a bright John Freeman, who spoke to
green plaster parrot on his the residents at the meeting,
porch with the word "Welcome" woUld not give specifics on
above it, said his lawyer forbade Crummel's criminal record, say-
him to talk about his troubles ing, "There are still agencie$
with the law. But he said he has' · that I think are looking at him as
been leading a peaceful life. a suspect in various cases.• But
Friends called him all mom-he said Crummel still posed a
ing Tuesday offering their sup· threat. .
port, he said. Mafiy residents agreed.
"I'm not going after 9-year-"If he can do it in the past he
olds,• he said. "I've paid my can do-it again," said Catherine
price and I'm still paying ... I Ling, 34.
don't want to be part of this cir-"Hey, it's a strong. urge," said
cus. Al Lightner, 74, a 21-year-resi-
"The Police Department dent of the complex. "lf the
knows me. Whenever someone guy's a pervert, he's not going to
turns up missing, ~ey question change .... There's a lot of chil-
me. I have nothing to hide ... I dren in the complex. You know,
don't want to be one of these Sid these secrets come out when it's
Landaus." too late."
Even as he spoke, neighbors Anthony's ~other, .Darlene
were beginning to gather a few Savoji, 40, said she will not let
blocks away at the Newport her children out of her driveway
Cre~t clubhouse to discuss now.
Crwrunel at a meeting of the . "My kids are in jail," she
Homeowners' Association. said. "I have kids right in bis
Though the press was barred, age bracket."
those who attended said it was Others expressed ambiva-
standing-room only. , lence.
Afterward, people clustered "In a way you feel sorry for
in 'the streets and spoke in anx-the guy, but in a way you think,
ious voices. 'Hey, you made your choice in
"I'm going to go home and the beginning,'" said Bob
paint signs -does anyone want Me_thot, 67.
to join me?" said Carolyn Asked why he didn't attend
Roney, 50, who bas 13 children the meeting, a man on the ten-
and SO grandchildren that she nis courts said, "We'll just shoot
said visit her at the complex, him. 11
"I'm getting him out of my com-It wasn't clear if he was jok-
munity. If I have to spearhead ing. -_,.
. __ MONAHAN_ Council members have real jobs ters pertaining to Sid Soffer, 11
upport their families," Erick-.KaJh.e..s~d. ~Q as far ~s the ci!Y J§ _
son said. "We get paid (by the concerned there is no conflict of
CONTINUED FROM 1 city), but it ist¥t a lot.• interest. 11
However, Soffer cqntends that Monahan admits he is more
customers directions there, he he did not know Monahan was a open to Sid's point of view than
said. city official when he hir.ed him any other council member
The thick black menus are about two weeks ago. His ongo-· because of his experiences at
embossed with silver lettering ing. battles with the city have par-Goat Hill tavern that ultimately
that reads: "Sid's Restaurant, ticularly targeted City Attorney led to his election after he ran for
Don't Tell Nobody." Tom Kathe. Most recently Soffer's the council for the first time in
Monahan, who is married with attorney issued .a .writ of habeas 1994.
two children, said the position is a corpus that Kathe said would only "If anything, Sid may have lost ·
temporary one and helps both apply to somebne. who is being a supporting vote on this (hiring
Soffer and him. He said Soffer detained in jail. him),• he said.
started lunch service about two "I guess I will have to fire Soffer also plans to open a sec-
months ago. Als9, the restaurant : him,• said Soffer, known for his ond restaurant in Las Vegas and
1~~--'was--reeently-cited-f&r-heaJlth-~Eie-..,µ~{-C:on:UDJeruS-.:.L.11.CJllLI-nee<Li:L1-..p.LaruLI.llJ:nwawmnee.lL_eithe.LS.id's or
violations, Monahan admitted, spy in my midst giving them (the Sid's Bluebeat after the name of
. and was cited for having more city) advanced mtormation on my the original restaurant located in
. than its capacity of customers. movement .. ; all I lcnew was that McFadden Square. That restau-
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move alternative education pro-
grams to the Davis Education
Center.
The Citizens Student Housing
and Demographics Committee,
however, ad~ed board members
to move the program to Harper
Community Center instead, so
Davis could be used for an ele-
mentary or middle school.
More than 35 parents, staff
members and students wearing
lapels reading "alternative and
proud of it4 gathered to express
their support of the program and
a move to Da.vis Education Cen-
ter. ·
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part . of Newport· Harbor's
Evening ot the Arts, scheduled
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the school,
600 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach.
The event includes visual art
exhibits, drama, music and dance
perfor:mance_s. The ait display
will remain open to the public
• from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m . on Thursday.
The PTA-sponsored, two-and
five-kilometer run, set for Get. 4,
has raised $30,000 in the past for
Newport Harbor High School.
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.:. _ "I~ kin4 of tired_o~p!;!s~g he was the manager of the-Goat rantis"now closed.
alcohol," said Monci.han, wl:io rtill tavern:-• ---. -: "Sid's uUimaJe-goal is-t&-11::ln--.
says the job helps him cross over Monahan said Soffer plans to his own restaurant," Monahan -1111!!!1~
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into the restaurant business. "My eventually return to the city and said. "At that point, he doesn't
ultimate goal is to do my own operate the restaurant himself. need a daytime manager such as
thing and this is good experi-C:ity Manager Tom Kathe said myself. My ultimate goal is to fol-
ence. • he has no problem with Monahan low my own career."
Fellow City Councilinan Joe working for Soffer because every-
Erickson was happy for Monahan body has to be employed some-
and doesp.'t believe there is any where.
conflict of interest. "Gary Monahan has indicated
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At press time, school board
members had yet to vote on the
issue.
The speakers from the alterna-
tive education program said they
were upset because some people
at the last sChool board meeting
aald they would not want to see
alternative education students
near the Costa Mesa High School
campus.
"They are not second-class c;it-
izens," said Margaret DiVall, an
alternative education parent and
member of the housing commit-
tee. •Tuey have been unfairly
bashed by the community .... com-
ments were degrading, unkind,
untrue and prejudicial.•
DiVall said Davis would be the
best location foT the program.
Junior Lori Thompson said she
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for an adjacent piece of lam;l at
MacArthur Boulevard and Ford
Road, now slated for houses
and a school and already part of
Irvine.
"I'm not rea.J keen on agTee-
ing to. a partial package," City
.. Councilman John. Hedges said.
"There's nothing it does for the
city of Newport Beach to annex
part of it."
Irvine officials want to
realign their city's boundarie~ to
match the new San Joaquin
'Hills toll road but dori't want to
let go of that last piece of land.
They have told Newport offi-
cials they need to keep th~
scll®~ bQun<Wigs_c -
sistent with tity boundaries.
If the qther pieces of land do
come under Newport Beach's
· sphere of influence, they could
be annexed as part of Newport
Coast, Assistant City Manager
Peggy Ducey said.
With or without those
attended "Monte Vista High
School because she . is diabetic
and needs extra time to keep her
health stabilized and to work to
pay for insulin.
•we a.re not the delinquents
that people think we are,• Lori,
17, said.
But Maxine Macha, a parent at
Sonora Elementary, said the alt~
native education students should
not be placed close to Costa .~esa
High and that Davis should be
used for a middle school.
•Monte VlSta children should
not be housed so close to the
majority of the students who care
al;>out their education," Macha
said, "I don't feel that children
who cannot conform to the school
rules is something lo be proud
of."
parcels, city staff will be moving
toward annexing the Irvine Co.-
owned Newpqrt Coast, whose
hills are quickly filling with
high-priced homes. City offi-
cials 'will begin negotiating with
the county on how to divvy up
the area's property taxes and
meeting with residents in the
unincorporated area to answer
questions.
After negotiations· close, dty -
staff members will have a better
idea ot-the revenues the area
could generate -though pre-
liminary reports say it will tUm
a profit when it's built out. Then
they can provide more detailed
cost-benefit analyses and won't
have to .worry about how their
· financial predictions could •
affect neg.otiations.
After that, the council will
decide whether to a 1 to
annex the area through the
county's Local Area Formatjon
Commission.
"We have to start figuring
out what the costs are," Coun-
cilman Tom Edwards said. "We
can then study whether we
really want to do this."
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CdM pitchers surrender 10
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·1 /#I like Al DownJng, who j&'8l fl'I" up
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.Tour stunned
'.by decision
·ofNBCC . -
·•Unusual circumstances
:led to the divorce between
:1sM, N~wport Beach CC.
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A mong the disappointed in
the aftermath of the
decision by Newport
;Beach Country Club ownership
•to tenninate its relationship with
:the Toshiba Senior Classic is the
·Senior PGA Tour itself.
' "I don't think we've ever.
'gotten a letter from a
·tournament site saying they
,don't want to host a golf
;tournament as long as we have
>this manager," said Tim Crosby,
;Vice President of Business
·Affairs for the Senior Tour,
:referring to the correspondence
;he received Friday from NBCC
•management that stunned his
;nonprofit organization, as well
Ute townament ope1atox,
:international Sports arid Event
:Marketing.
"The bottom line. is, they're
.under no oblig&tion_tQ...hQ.st it,
and if they feel they can't get a
.bill paid, then there's no sense
;holding their feet to the fire,"
·Crosby added. "lt is unfortunate,
:because it's a great golf course.
;But it's their dub. It's too bad
•(the townament will not ·
:continue there) because I think
•it's the best place to make the
:event strong."
, Crosby was also disturbed by
•an earlier report that suggested
:senior Tour operators are often
;behind in payments. He said title
•s onsors a u front, and that
over ue payments y event
operators·are rare.
NBCC ownership cited
."continual payment defaults"
·as the reason (or its termination
;with ISM.
Crosby also sdid if the ··
:tournament moves out of the
'city, as suspected, than Newport
Beach will not "reap the
benefits'' it did the past two
years. "The club doesn't lose a
thing, that's just the host ·site,"
Crosby said . "In my opinion, the
community loses.
"Nothing's easy between
(ISM and club owner$hip). The
club's point is very clear: They're
a private golf course and they
just said they don't want to host
it. H
Crosby said it is not
uncommon for a Senior Tour
event to move sites, but the
circumstances that precipitated
the move ln lhl~ case is highly
unusual. The first year of the
Toshiba Senior Classic in 1995
was he ld at Mesa Verde Country
Club.
C rosby is also concerned
about the recent resignation
of Toshiba executive Tom Scott,
the point man between the title
sponsor and ISM.
•we're going to have to
reinvent our relationship with
the title sponsor, and hopefully
Toshiba feels like it's getting the
:.right bang for its buck,• Crosby
..said. "Unfortunately for Toshiba,
"Jt's their name on the golf
;ij>umament and they get kind of
a· negative hit when stuff like 1his places itself out 1n the ~ewspaper."
• • In addition, Pelican Hill Golf
Club, considered the pnly area
:eandidate to host the event next
"year, has yet to be contacted
.about the tournament, triggering
apeculation that the Newport -coa.t location is low on ISM's
~tylilt. 7 •' •To have your name on a
._P/JA Tour or Senior PGA Tour
event ii of enormous value for
that dub," C.ro1by aaid. •To
~have th4t kind of exposure ii
~UI."
.,: Bob Neely, e1ecutlve director
CJ1 1be event, hat JeVeral Orange
CoUnty lltet 1n mind, including
:MUn Ranch, Oak Creek and
Coto de Caza.
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1 high school baseball
SANTA MARGARITA .EXECUTES HOME RUN DERBY AT CDM, 31-4
• CIF reco~ shattered by the ...
Eagles, who lace 10 home runs
en route to a Sea View League
smasher over the Sea Kings.
By Richard Dvnn, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -When Santa
Margarita High hit four two-run home
runs in the first inning, you figured host
Corona del Mar would be in for a long
offensive record for ii game.
HI feel like Al [?qwning;who just gave
up Henry Aaron'~ 715th home run," said
CdM Coach Joe Koh, referring-to the for~
mer Dod9,er · pitcher who was made
famous by serving Uf the round-tripper
that broke ·Babe Ruths record.
Eagles win the title.
"Everything we hit today fell in. ,and
we hit a few home runs, ff said Eagle
Coach Tip Lefebvre, whose squad also.
clinched a playoff spot with its record-
breaking performance that including 11
runs in the first inning.
tbree home runs. Larue was 6 for 7 with
nine RBI and five runs scored. Lafue
batted in the seventh after going 6•tor 6,
finishing one hit shy of tying a CIF
record.
Larue, who has a dozen home runs this
year, has hit six clingers in three games on
CdM's field this season, including ,three
against Fountain Valley in a Pride of the
Coast Tournament game. . ·
. day.
What the Sea Kings didn't expect was
to be involved in a CIF Southern Section
recordlsetting baseball game: The Eagles
crushed a section-record 10 home runs.in
their 31-4 Sea View League victory Tues-
day, shattering virtually every school
There were· ct dozen home runs in the
§ame, one each by CdM's Preston Alto-
bello. and Ty Harper, the latter of whom
came to the plate with a chance to hit for
the cycle in the seventh inniilg, needing a
double, but Santa Margarita's Charles
Gabbert's coaxed Harper into a garne-
ending ,groundout.
According to CIF records heading into
this season, Canyon of Anaheim hit nine
home runs in a game against Pasadena
three years ago to establish the Southern
Section standard: Four other teams had
eight in a game, including San Diego
High against Fullerton in 1930.
Eagle leadoff hitter Jeff Kuno went 5
for 6 with five RBI and five runs, while
Randall Shelley (4 for 6) also had a big
day.
Santa Margarita has hit 47 home runs
this year, five away. from breaking the
section team record held by Glendora in
The Eagles (18-7, 9-5 in league), who
ended a four-game losing streak in a big
way, will play for the league. champi-
onship Thursday against CdM. U they
beat CdM and El Toro defeats Irvine, the
The section record for most runs in a
game is 45; most hits in a game is 36. The
Eagles had 30 hits, tying them for the sev-
enth most in history. ·
Eagle cleanup hitter Mike Larue and
designated hitter Andy Hopper each hit
1985. •
For CdM, Paul MacMillan and Nick
Hood had two hits apiece.
Urban named to
South All-Stars
ANAHEIM -Newport
Harbor High baseball
standout Joe Urban, a
tow;-year lettennan. was
named Tuesday to play in
the-Orang&--Cowlty AD.
Star-Game at Glover Sta-
dium in Anaheim June 9.
South Coach Ron
LaRuffa (Fountain Val-
ley) told Urban of his
selection. Urban, bitting
.419 with eight home
iuns and 26 RBI, is the
Newport-Mesa School
.District's all-time home
run king with 20.
-By Richard Dunn
• University pitcher
Garrett Atkins is a
one-man wrecking crew.
BRIAN POBUOA I DAILY PILOT
Costa Mesa High first baseman Ryan Gallacher awaits the throw as Laguna Beach's Kyle Johnson gets back to the bag.
COSTA MESA -With the
knowledge that a S-Weep of
Estancia, combined with a
split between Laguna Hills
and Aliso Niguel this week in
Pap[ic Coast t.eague baseball
would mean a championship
for the UD:iversi~ Trojans,
Laguna Beach
frustrates Costa Mesa
with Pacific Coast
League triumph.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Spectators
hooted ~d Laguna Beach High
players flung themselves on
one another after the final out
of the Artists' 2-0 Pacific Coast
League baseball victory Tues-
day at Costa Mesa High.
A seemingly meaningless
game between the league'~
fourth-and fifth-place teams
was, of course, anything but
inconsequential to the visitors,
battling to the finish for an at-
large berth in the CIF Southern
Section Playoffs.
Extending a four-game·win-
ning streak with their third
straight shutout, the Artists (1 \-
13, 6-8 in league ) are, perhaps,
a season-~nding victory away
(Thursday at home against the
Mustangs) from their first post-
season berth since 1963.
For those who haven't done
the math, that's 34 seasons and
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easily enough motivation· to
trigger . the heartiest of
postgame celebrations.
Mesa, which established
some diamond history of its
own last spring by making its
first back-to-back playoff
appearances since 1961-62,
hardly played like a team play-
ing out a forgettable (7-16, 2-
13) campaign.
The Mustangs, in fact, had
the tying run at second in each
of .the final two innings.
But Laguna Beach starter
Micah Gra.bt, who carried a
one!hitter into the sixth,
induced a flyout to retire the
side in that inning, wasting a
two-out single and double by
Layne DeTemple and Julius
Vasquez, respectively.
Ryan Gallacher opened the
seventh with a solid single to
left and Jeremy Gordon took
Grant's. next pitch in the hip to
put the trying run aboard. Brian
Montoya followed with a Walle,
prompting Laguna Beach
Coacb Greg Marshall to sum-
mon Miles . H Bulldog" Howe
from the bullpen.
Howe struck out the first hit-
ter he faced then .. induced a
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CorQN def Mar O 10 030 0 • 4 10 3
S.tgHnt, Gabbert(~) and Grzedla, !loot
(5); MKMlll•n, Larson (2). Wlethom'(4),
fonef m •nd Schiff. w . Sargeant.
L • M.c:Mlft.n, 28 • Kuno (SM), Grosch (SM), IANe (SM), ~ (SM), Van Cowen (SM),
Hood (CdM). 38 • HMper (CdM), HR • Kuno
(SM), SMiiey (sM) 2, Larue (SM) 3, Hooper
(SM) 3, Strlckroth {SM), H.,,,er (CdM),
Altobello (CdM).
WO a ilut ... 1 10. Ne1tp0rt "-'*' S
Woodbtldae 001 621 0 • 10 11 0
Newport tillt'bor 220 010 0 • 5 9 0
Pash.tildes. Nichols (7) •nd ~USi W•lten. c..stonan (4), um.n (6) and Jones.
W • P.sNlldes. L • W•lters. 21 • Rlldus (W),
Urban (NH), Pulido (NH). ~CoMT~ u..tv....ityl, ..... O
University 220 040 0 • I I 4 ~i. 0000000 ·044
Atklnt ~ ~I-.; Wlbon, J, Romo (5)
and OQM, W • Atttlns. 7,2, L • Wiiton.
21 • sui.uno. (U}, ll'ubo (U). Hll • Atkins (U).
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grounder to third, where third
baseman Kyle Johnson stepped
on the bag for the force and
fired to first to complete the
game-ending double play. The
play preserved Grant's fourth
win and Howe's third save.-
Hit was a good game by the
Artists," sam Mesa Coach
Doug Deats, who bad equal
praise for DeTemple (nine
strikeouts and a complete-
ga.me six-hitter in only bis sec-
ond varsity start).
"That's two quality starts irra
row for Layne (he took a 2-0
lead into the seventh May 6
against Laguna Hills)," Deats
said. "He definitely did bis job
today. ff
· DeTemple was victimized by
some tough luck in the Artists'
two-run third, which began
with a , dropped fly ball for an
error.
A hit-and-run grounder fol-
lowed, squirting through the
hole vacated by the Mustangs'
second baseman heading to
cover the bag. After DeTem-
ple's whiffed his fifth Artist in
11 batters, Raymie Amador
pulled a two-run double down
the left-field line.
"If we catch the fly ball, our ·
second baseman is in position
to field that ground ball and it's
a 1-2-3 inning," Deats said.
"Then, we hurt ourselves again
in the sixth by not executing a
bunt play."
The latter blunder, after Al
Lambert wallced to open the
sixth, turned into a double play
when Grant fielded a bunt pop-
up, then doubled off the runner
straying toward second.
DeTemple and Vasquez fol-
lowed with would-be run-pro-
ducing hits.
H Costa Mesa is getting some
tough breaks right now," Mar-
shall said. "We know what
that's like."
Tuesday aftem90µ at Estancia.
University High's right-
handed pitcher Garrett Atkins·
took it upon himself to be the
cornerstone of the victory, lac-
ing a two-run homer in the-
first inning, going 3 for 4 with
3 RBI and 3 runs scored, as
well as striking out eight en
route to a cpmplete-game per-
formance on the mound for the
shutout, improving bis petson-
al record to 7-2.
Mario Romo had a pair of
singles in Estanda's four-hit
attack, but the Eagles could
gef just one runner to third and
were shut down by two double
plays in addition to the strike-
out work of Atkins.
Sailors lose, .10-5
NEWPORT BEACH -Saul
Wolf of Woodbridge High hit a
grand slam in the fourth
inning to spark the visiting
Warriors' six-run inning as
they defeated Newport Har-
bor, 10-5, in a Sea View
League baseball game Tues·
day. Danny Pulido went 3 for 4
and Joe Urban went 2 for 3 for
lead Newport Harbor. Charlie
Waite bad an RBI single and
Paul Jones squeezed home a
run for the Sailors.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1997
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LAGUNA ·a EACH
• Newport's Lori Metcalf turns
one of her few fielding chances
into a game-winner at Corona
del Mar Tuesday afternoon in·
Sea View League encounter.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR-The center field-
er can see everything. The catcher's sign
to the pitcher, the delivery. She can even
determine the call ball or strike better than
the umpire. She can see when base run-
ners are moving. The entire game is
played right in front of her.
But she doesn't get a whole lot of
action. What she does get, though, can
determine the outcome of the game.
Take Newport Harbor High's center
fielder Lori Metcalf.
· Metcalf got two balls hit her way Tues-
day aftem90n when the Sailors met back
bay rival Corona del Mar.
In the tense, tight, exciting game, the
senior would prepare herself for each
pitch with the thought that the ball would
be hit her way. Each time a Sea King bat-
ter connected with a pitch, Metcalf would
be moving, but rarely would even touch
the ball. ·
Until the bottom of the seventh, that is.
Metcalf and her Sailors led 2-1 in the
Sea View League. game. But, Corona del
Mar saved some fire until the end.
The Sea Kings' Lindsay Lucas led off
the seventh against pitcher Molli Mullen.
with a drag bunt that bounced over the
leaping effort of Sailors' third baseman
Kristen Urban. Lucas moved to second on
a sacrifice bunt by Megan Henning.
Senior Hayden Aley followed with a line
drive single to left field and stole second.
One down ... runners in scoring posi-
tion ... Corona's Wesley Wills comes to the
plate ... Metcalf · watches anxiously as
Mullen runs the count to 1-2 on
Wills ... then, RIP/
Wills smashed a liner to dead center.
"What was going through my mind you
probably couldn't print," she said. "I was
petrified.·
Metcalf ran back, rea
her left and 'reeled in the ball. But the play
wasn't over. Without hesitation, Metcalf
rifled the ball towards home.
Lucas ha.ully budged from third base._
Had Metcalf's throw not been cutoff, it
would have made one solid bounce right
into catcher Stephanie Gosselin's glove at
home plate. ·
"Tbe throw home is either right on, or
it's right off," Metcalf said. "If it isn't right
on, I would've lost the game.·
Moments later Mullen induced a
groundout to second and it was over. The
Sailors enjoyed a 2-1 victory.
•wills probably couldn't have hit that
ball any harder,· Corona del Mar's Coach
Scott Gorton said. "You have to give cred-
it to Metcalf on that one.•
Mullen and Sea Kin s' hurler Ale ·
started the game ablaze with record-
ing five strikeouts in the first three innings.
Corona del Mar broke the scoreless.
deadlock in the fourth when Megan Hen-
ning was singled home by Erica Zoelle.
Gorton's aew would leave nine nmners
on base in the last four innings, including
the bases loaded in the fourth.
Newport Harbor would strike immedi-
T ENNIS • Artunion beats Jensen
MARC MARTIN I 0,!-lY PILOT
CdM outfielder Jacque Marston (above)
pulls down a fiy ball; Tars' MoW MUllen
(above, right) delivers; and Marston and
teammate Meagan Henning (far right)
celebrate a nice defensive play.
ately after the Sea Kings' failed opportuni-
ty in the fourth by bringing in both of its
runs in the top of the fifth.
, Michelle Sheridan bunted her. way on
to first to lead off the i.nnil\g. Freshman
Kristen Smith moved her to second on a
sacrifice bunt and Audra Adams foUowed
with a single. Mullen drove Sheridan in on
a single. Adams recorded the second out
when she was gunned do~ trying to
score from third. But Gosselin's fielder's
choice dribbler to the shortstop could not
be turned into an out as Mullen crossed
the plate before the throw hOme to result
in the gamt!-winner.
•Both teams played better than they
have in a while,~ Newport's Coach Mike
Mullen. said. "There were less mistakes,
more hits, more intensity.•
ucas was or o ea e ea
and Aley fired seven strikeouts.
Gosselin and Adams each had a pair of
bits for Newport.
Su VIEW LEAGUE
Newport ~ 2, Corona del Mar ,
Newpqrt Harbor 000 020 0 -2 7 0
Corona del Mar 000 100 0 -l 8 3
Mullen and Gosselin. Aley and Wills. W -Mullen,
6-5. L -Aley, 6-16.
HONORS SCHED ULE
lhwsday
• BaselNll
I> F I I' " I· . \
TUESDAY'S COUNTS
~Lock-·
Black spins five-hitter,
and is tough at the plate
with a double and 3 RBI.
COSTA MESA -The
Estancia High softball team
picked up its first Pacific Coast
League win
with a 13-0
mercy-rule
victory over
visiting
Laguna
Beach.
Jill Black
allowed
just five hits
in the
shu tout win. Black JW Black
also hit a
double and drove in ·three
runs.
Tiffany Ortega was ·3 for 3
with four RBI for the Eagles.
Estancia, now 1-8 in the
league, is 3-13 overall.
PM:JM CoAST l.uGul
Est..nda 1J, ...... ~ 0
Laguna Beach 000 00 -O 5 2
Estancia. 346 Ox -13 10 O
Palevayman and Woodbury.
Black and Danner.W -Black. .3-10.
• L -Palevayman, 0-1. 2B -Black (E).
Batnett (E).
M esa gives Hawks
tro\d>le, but absorbs
a 4-0 PCL setback.
• Correa stands Hawks
on their heads for four
¢nings before falling .
LAGUNA Hil..l...S -Costa
Mesa High pitcher St>nia Cor-
rea matched her Laguna Hills
counterpart goose egg ·for·
goose egg through four
_ iruµngs, but th~ host Hawks
tallied twice in the fifth and
sixth frames to claim a 4-0
Pacific Coast League softball
triumph Tuesday.
Kim Daniels singled, stole
second and wound up on third
after a fielder's choice in the
Mesa first, but was left strand-
ed.
Julie Kroening and Correa
rounded out the Mustangs'
three-hit attack, but the
league-leading Hawks pre-
. vailed to improve to 16-7, 9-0
in lea e.
esa , es
out its season Thursday
against Laguna Beach.
PM:JM CoAST LIAGul
Lagw\a Hiiis 4. eo.ta Mesi! 0
Costa Mesa 000 000 0 -0 3 2
Laguna Hills 000 022 x -4 9 2
Correa and Chisholm; Harlan and
Maggetti. W -Harlan. L -Correa.
2B -Harlan (LH).
Corona del Mar to host
Apple Valley or Alta Loma
CORONA Cll' TDnlJS
DEL MAR -NEWPORT BEACH -Wood-
bridge High's Adam Artunion
defeated Corona del Mar sopho-
more Christian Jen.Sen in straight
sets Tuesday, 6-4, S-0, in the
semifinals of the Sea View
League boys tennis champi-
onships at the Balboa Bay aub
Racquet Cub.
All-Sea View League Boys Tennis
Most Valu.ble Play•
David Ungman, Woodbridge, Soph.
FlntTum
Adam Artunlan, Woodbridge, Jr.; S....... OM>pra, Corona del
M-. Soph.; Greg Coleman. Corona del Mar, Sr.;
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High school -NewJ}ort Harbor at
Woodbridge, 3: 15 p.m.; Corona del Mar
at Santa Margarita, 3;15 p.m.; Costa
Mesa at Laguna Beach, 3:t5 p.m.;
Estancia at University, 3: l 5 p.m. • Softball
6 boats. 198 anglers.
26 yellowtail,
1, 104 blwr.aJda,
6 bonito. 62 alico bass,
68 sand bess,
Corona del Mar High's boys tennis team,
seeded fourth in the CIF Southern Section
Playoffs which begin next week, will play
the winner of the Apple Valley-Alta Loma
O.wtis Ellmore, Corona del Mar, Soph., Christian Jensen,
Corona del M-. Soph.; Greg Levy, Woodbridge, Jr.; Brandon
Shalnfeld. Woodbridge, Jr.; Andy Tsu, Santa Margarita, Sr.; Reza
Fa rokhpay, Woodbridge, Sr.; Cody Shedd, Santa Margarita, Jr.
High school -Newport Harbor at
Woodbridge, 5 p.m.; Corona del Mar at
Santa Margarita, 3: 15 p.m.; University
vs. Estancia, at TeWinkle Parlt, 3:15 p.m.;
Costa Mesa at Laguna Beach, 3:15 p.m.
22 srulpin. 1 halibut,
42 mackerel.
• match in the first round at home next
Tuesday.
Woodbridge's David Lingman
beat Artunion in the final, 6-4, 6-
2. The Woodbridge duo of Reza
Farokphay and 1}'ler Call defeat-
ed Santa Margarita's Andy Tsu
and Cody Shedd. 6-1, 1-6, 6-', for
the doubles title.
SecondTHm
Amir Bagherpour, Woodbridge, Soph.; Travis Blank. El Toro, Sr.;
'fyler Call, Woodbridge, Jr.; Derek Fears, Santa Margarita, Soph.;
Rafaet Gale, El Toro, Fresh.; Jotwt Rlnek, Newport Harbor. Jr.;
Jason Williams, Irvine, Sr.
• 1\'adc and flekl
Community college men -Orange
Coast at State Meet Fresno.
The Sea Kings (12-7), ranked sixth in
Orange County, finished betllnd top-
seeded Woodbridge in the Sea View
League. Apple Valley and Alta Loma play
a wild Card match on Friday.
• Swtmming
High school boys and girls • CIF Divi-
sion I prelims at Belmont Plaza. Division
I, 11 a.m.; Division II, 5 p.m.
CdM is led by singles players Curtis
Ellmore and Christi.an Jensen. Greg Cole-
man and Sameer Chopra are one ot the
Sea Kings' best doubles teams.
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6up111or Coun of Callfot· 14,t997 callon. Btech,CA928'18 PS SUI!. Inc., (CA), 135t D11ilyPll01Ap11130,Moy7, frUtt ulQAed by l<hMhlXJSdl~SAdl CV,fftaOent Llwlt.nca~,'t\clnw. nia. Counlf of ORANGE W069 Tti. foundatlon'a prll)Clpal Jull1 Vo Btllagamba, 607 Logan Ave .. Coala Mesa. 14, 21. 1997 . WOOS Nguytn Ind NgOc Tiii Br. ~ Ba. TNI atmtnent w• fHd with TNe _.melt Wll flltd Wiii
THE PfTITION requHIS olfio• la localed II 1735 t-8 22nd S1rM1, Hunllnglon CA 92626 . Nguywi, tlUabMd ... ,..,~ .. Cou~Otfll ol Onnge.. County Qtfll OI Onnge
111a1 l<ENNETH J CUM· PUBLIC NOTICE Murphy, lrvlnt. CA 92814, Bttcn, CA 92648 Thi• bu~ineu ts con· PUBLIC NOTICE dlted oencwi and l9CIClfdld Tiu .-meta w• Ntd ...n ~on, 17, 1987. County Oii _. 1, 1~. MINS bt appo1n1ed H per-714.eeo.8757 Thi• bu•lntu It con· ducted by. a 00fpon1t1on Oll17"2, u lntlNllW•Mto. ~ atftl ol OnwlQll NOTU· • Rcnout·HMle NOTICE·Ths ~ ,..,.
t.onai reprtsenlll•v• 10 ad-NOTICI Tht principal manager of dueled by: a Umlltd U· Hevt you alarttd doing Fictitious Busln•H t1.a.eooo In 8ooll-.. Pllga-tCoult/Oll Mrt 1 1987 Sllllmlnl tllPlll fM )'1111 from Staltment t11Pres. lr"9 y..s from
m1n1s1er lht Htall of lhe INVITINO BIDS lht found11lon la Wlllfam D. ablltty CO. tsu1lness yet? Yts, 3197 N•mo Sl•t.emont ,}, d Olflda, ~In tN NOOOE-Tl'd ·~ NllN b dl9rtw•llltdInh01fict1t1e dlll rt wu filed 111 the Office
decedent Tht County Saniallon Shedd Have you 111111td dolng P.S •. SU•, 1.nc., Paul G. Th• following ptf10n1 art OHlm d tht ~ Ao-~ tlfPl'IS IM Ytlfl from OI b County Otltl. A ,_ Rel-of h Counl)' Otlk. A new fidl.
THE PETITION requealt D111hc11 of Orange County, Publl1htd Newport buslntH yet? Vt1, 3·13-97 Schmitt, President doing buelntss H : Probullt ~ d Oranvt ~.die dill ii w• fitd In Ill Office blllll Nlnlt StleltnfftlOU$ bness Name Stllelfllft tho doceaont 1 w111 and Callfoinfa, W111 receive Rt-Bttch-Cosla Mtaa Dally Laurence Btlfagamba, Thi• statemtnl w~e filed Cabln11ry, 1930 Swan Dr., b• d ~ .-... ol lhl County CJel\ A lllW = 111 tlltd oriot ., 11111 d* IT'llSt tit filed pri«. ID flll CS.
cod.c1lt, 11 any be adrllltttd quest for Propo11l1 aubmlt· Pilot May 14, 1997. Managing Mtmbtf fl 0lth theC Coutynty 41~~.AJ~f Costa Mtsa. CA 92826 on 0112MT at 02:00 f'M, M '°"' ~tlnl:IS HM19 ~ Tiii filiftQ of tNt .-.nent 00.. Thi filing ot lit .-.nett 00..
JO prooalt Tne Will and 1111 until Wtdntsd1y, May WI~ This 11attmtnt was ltd range oun on • Brian Gtrmane, 1930 IM North f~ ennnce to lftlSt be !Md"""' ID 11111 a. not ol ltlllf IUflollzl h 1191 in not of itself anrionzt h ua lfl ari1 cc.dic~s .:ire 1vai1101e 28, 1997, at 11:00 1.m. R• wlln lht COunty Clerk OI tt873711812 Swan Qr., Cosla M111, C• the~Coul1houa. 700Thl ot uf's.n.. don ol ~ !Mtnesslfls S1lll ol 1 ~ !Mlnen
fc.1 ei;imon.it.on 1n the Me quest for Proposal aubmtl· PUBLIC NOTICE · Orange Coun!y on ... 18·97 Daily Pilol Aptll 23, 30, 92628 CllltC c.nw DrtYt 'Niii, not:=... ~ b uM in :::-~ of the ftClfO ot Hime in ~oi.on ot lhl l\gllb ot
'-ec.1by1tte court Ills must bt received 11 HOTICE 0 , 19873717850 May 1 . 14. 1997 W078 This business la con· Santa Ana, CA at ~ .., ~ ..,_ 1 111 ~ SW. lllOlher under ftdetll, 5'IM. °' THE PETITION requ-0st• tht 0111r1cts' Purctiaslng Daily Piiot AprU 23, 30, ducted by: an lnd1vldual IUCllon. to the hlghMt ~hi saD"" ' lllSSilflOCllef undW ,_,., • OI COIM'°'1 ,_(See Sdon 14400 .>c.mor11y 10 1dmm1~er lht Ott•ct by !ht dale htr11n-APPLICATION TO May 1, "· 1997 wo14 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you 111rted doing def fOf cun °' cheCll u Name '" 'tlCUlloll~ :g: ::comman ... ~ <Set ..=i~ It.HQ. bness and Pnlfmont 11slille und1t ire lndtptn-1bovt se1 forth, al which S!LL ALCOHOLIC business y11? Vos, Apr. 1. de.a1btd bl6oW pe)llblt In anofllt unoe< • • ltllQ., ...,.,nas Code)•
1er! Adm nis1tal1on of Es· limt they will bt opened Bl!VERAOEI PUBLIC NOTICE Flclltlous BuaJrt•H 1997 tul It time al U... al rtgl'll. common law CS-~ 14400 Code) Iii •a•es Ac1 (This authority and examined al th• otftct D•I• of Flllng Aflpllc:a· Nam• Slalomont Brian Cermant llCle. and lnl•ut CIDl'Mt)'9dl• StQ. aniness end Plllfnsiona Alnlwll r.no \'Attl ChlnOIS first no ~ Mtu
,, 1 aJION the porsonll rep· ol lhe Putchas1ng Div11ion, tlon· MAY 08 t 887 Flc:lllloua Bu1lnoaa Tht following persons are This s111emen1 wH ftled 10 and f'tf1W hetd by It under 1) Nlw'P(lft ~Mal ~f~ fW07-MN Mly
•<:uin1a111e 10 1ake many 10644 flh• Avenu., Foun-To Whom 1j May Con-Nam• St•lement doing buslnt11 as· Mike wllh lht Couniy Cltrk of said OHd d TNll. In CM fimfilno CH417$47 Ap-23,30.Mly7,14, 7142128 19117 _,c11ons w11r1out cour1 ap-1ain Valley, Cahlornla for ctrn· Thi folfowlng ptrson1 are Kay Enterprises, 28732 011nge County on 4·25·97 llfopel'ty ~ In '* NewPort8uc:n-COSlaMnl IOQ'7 .• • •
p•'.;;a1 8eloro 1ok1ng cer· the followfng· The Namt(s) of lht Ap-doil'lg buslnt11 u : MAC'S Peach blossom. Minion 18973718823 Cow1ty and Sf.II• and aa Cf«t8381 a322S4 Mir
•a" ••r11mr.or1ont act1on1, REQUEST FOR pllcant(t) ls/art· Towing Service, 18101 Re· Viejo, CA 92692 Daily Pilot Apt1I 30, May 7, mo<e fully ducriped In u. 7,14.21.28, 10Q'7 ... -:,,,ever 111e per,onal rep-PROPOSAL ROOAIOUEZ JOSE LUIS dondo Cir. 10, Hunllnglon Mahmoud Karkohabadl, 14 21 1997 wo87 aoove ref.,.nced Died d, ____ . _____ _
•M11n1a1111 ,,..,11 be required (RFPI) RODRIGUEZ GUILL· Stach, CA 92648 28732 Peachblossom, Ml•· • • Trust. The '1rMl addrua PUBLIC NOTICE ---------to Q••• notice to 1n111u11d THE PURCHASE ERMINA Norman L G11km, 10966 slon Viejo, CA 92692 PUBLIC NOTICE and cttw common dH9-flt ML 1111t1177t7 :Jf>•!>O~ s ur te\' thty ha111 '• SANDOVAL JESUS GAR· La Terraza, Fountain Valley, This buslneu Is con-nation If an~ d the rNI RCTTT10UI ltJltBI
,,,. .e:1 ,,01 c.e or conHuJod 0 F T W 0 ( 2) FS M CIA Cal. 92708 ducted by: an lndlvldual Flc:lltloua BualnHt property dacrlbed aboYe la fie lll.1M7f11... IMMEITATEllBfT
'• 1•0 propc.s<:d action) MODEL SP(W) 300 SANOOVALMAAIAP Max Lu~tnbtrg, 2t472 Hove you alarted doing N•moSt•lemtnl purporttdtobe:2.117 Shan-FIClmOUllUllllll Thlfalowlngpenon(l)i
PUBLIC NOTICE
Tr 11 1r.rJC1P"''d"n1 1dm1n1s· C 0 M PAC TOR FOR Tht applicanla listed Miramar, Minion Viejo, buslntss yet? No The followlng persona are tar Dt, C°"-1 Mau . CA llAllEowllTATBIEWr dDinQ taitums 11: ,, ... '='' a.,1r r,r 'I will bo PLANTS 1 & 2. above are applying lhe Oo-Cal. 92692 Mahmoud Karkehabadl doing business H ! Duncan m. The undtf~ Tiii fol ng ~s) I l.KlUOR. 6062 CfllPmln Aw111e. C t Mortuaty
1r:ir11erJ uness an intcir· 2. THE DISTRICTS partmenlofAlcoholfcBov-This business 11 con-This s1atemen1 was flied fleclrlc, 4~2 f . 18th St .. nusttedlaclalmaany.~dolnQbuslnestlS:~KJNGGlrdtnGRM,CA92&45 C~efYc tory
,,!',:'.! "':'' '" I '11s an oO· SOLE OPTION THE IH· etage Conlrol 10 Hll elco-dueled by: a general part· wilh the County Clerk of CoSla Mell, CA 92627 My'°' any lncorTKtnla d #4908. • 2403 E. Chapmln Avt-~11111 H KwU. 2565 W., ape • rema
,.,r,,, 1,•r,1 rr,,,~c why tho COMPACTOR FAIRVIEW AVE., COSTA Have you slartod doing 19973710104 E. 181h SI .. Costa Mesa, common dtsfgnallon, It an~I CMA'S file.. A Cllifom1 G280l Newport Beach 1"'-1 t-' t? 1"e c.ci.tion ond STALLATION 'oF THE noire btverage1 11: 2949 norahlp Orange Counly on 4•2·97 James Earle Duncan, 492 the etreet llddrua and othtf "''· Fuflet1Dn. CA 92631 1.Jncotn Aw . #115, Anlheim. ~ 3500 Pacific Vl•JN Drive
-;.t;iurt ~·-,, ':l Ml granl lhe • MESA, CA 92626 business yo1? Yoa Dally Piiot April 23, 30, CA 92627 • ahown hetein. The tot.a i;;orpornon. 517 E. 'Mls:on AYI.. .Clllly Kw• 2566 w. Lincoln M4·2700
"'" ,. 'I 3. THE PURCHASE For the followlng lype of Notman L. Gaskill May 1. 14, 1997 .W079 Thi• buslnou la con· amount of the unpaild '*" #201. Gl~e. CA9102.6 Avt #115 Anatam CA92801 ....... ~~~~~~-.
f; ,,r t.r· •. r; r,r, lt10 pell· AND INSTALLATION OF LlconH: 47 ON·SALE GEN-Thi• slaloment was ltled . duc1od by: an Individual anc.e with lntlfut """°"al Tiu business 1$ co~ l7f nu t1ui.MS1 II c:Onciiaeci l7f .. PIERCE BROTHERS'
• "' " !.t. ~ r •J on JUNE TWO 121 DIVERSION EAAL EATING PLACE wilh the Coun1y Clerk ol PUBLIC .NOTICE Have you started doing oblgatlon ..cured by c:ori:iotnon. ,.,sblW!d & wife
':. bl' ~ .. ~~~,.,.,in Oupt PlOUOHS FOR THE Publlahed Newport Orange Counly on 4-18-97 business yet? Yes. 9·23· the property 10 be IOld ptua Regrsnnt his not yet begun ~,.;.not yet begun IEU. IROADWAY
71'J /'.' '~'= ::.• 3-'1 lt•o City CONVEYOR BELTS Beach·Coata Mesa Dolly 19973717853 Flc:tllloua Bualnoaa 1994 reasonfblt ffflm•ect co... transact bU.SIMU undef tile ID lrlnSICI lluSlntSS under 1tle M rt a *Chapel
-:,. ''' ', -·~ 'J«;r•'JO CA AFPs must be sub,;,111ed Piiot May 14, 1997. Dally Pl1o1 Apnl 23, 30, Naft)O Stalomtnt James Duncan expensea and adVllncea • '<>US liUSllllSS lllftll Of liea.cus butinas name O U ry .i o;; ... 1,1_, Wl29 Mey 7 14 1997 won The foftowlng persons Ille This sta11men1 was flied the time of the Initial pubi-nama ksteG hltlln. . .-.. .... Cremauon r f0; rAL E~ T 10 the on lhe form supplied by • • doing business as: Mesa wrth lht Counly Clerk of al the Noelct oJ ~ CWM'S lNC , A cator-n11n1s.~..,, "'""'11
,,1:.• •, '1i:.•11 e fJ•• ••-:.n you tho Dts111cts In accordance PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE wos1 German Auto. 1654 Orange county on 4-24-97 ts S3llJ.2'18.n1tts poutbM IU COfl)Otnon, &r Rlfpll Clm-SGHED . ICYUNG H. 'l:NN<.. 110 Broadway -,1 .,,.., c ;ir,~"·" at tto he.:ir· with all provj1ion1 of 1he Babcock St . Cos1a Mesa, 19973718714 111 at tht time al '* tht INl\lst Pl't9 • By LNttnce CATHY 'IY/AIC Costa Mesa
r •; .:ir-J ~·a•IJ 1c.ur 01>-spoclltcallons RFPs and Public Notlco Flc:tltloua 8u1lnoas CA 92627 Dally p,101 May 1, 14, 21, ing bid ~ QmmaNn, ~ Piii Ths stlllmett we hltd Wl1ft M2·8150
1c:• c,• ~ ''! I lo 111111~n ob· further lnformallon moy bo Nolle:• of Nam• Staltmont Norman Wlllred Balch· 28• 1997 w 108 .,, the tat.al Tl'is stlltment ~• fded Wiii h Cou~Olttl cf ~I ~~~~~~~~~~ 1cc1 c.11\ "'ltl 11.0 cc.u11 bo· oblalned al 1118 above ad· Public Ht•rfng Tho fouowlng persons are elder, Jr . 964 Pres1do Dr . due. In addition to eun. tne. ltle Cou""' Oel1t cf O!ange COul1')' on 17, 10Q'7 I.
r-10 !I u tti.1r •'9 Your ap Tht Ocean Vltw School doing butlnen as: CAN/ CoS1a Mesa. CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Trustee will~ c:uhler'1,.-.,..,~~ 1 19117 NOOOE· I Fictklus NMne :: ·:i• lr-~o rr.a, i,o •n r.orson dross. tolophone (7l 4) 962• District American tndlan AM MARKETING GROUP, This business Is con· dlecu drawn on a mtit Of' .,..,..NOreETh ·fict~ Name 5..,,.,. tllPM llw )'Un from • Hove A
,, • .1 f".lur 11111;irncy 24 11 Education Tiiie IX·A Pro-3907 Seashore Or., New· dueled by: an ind1v1dual Flc tllloua Bualnoas i....tionll ba'*. a chedl SQ!ement ~~IM~ In:> dllit It wa liltd 1n h Olfioe
F fuU Ari( A cr•CDITOR p ub I 1s hed N ewp 0 rl gram Is calling • l ptelal port Beach, CA 92663 Have you started doing Nam• St•t•mtnt ~awn by I S1.lt• Of' fedaral the dale rt hied n tn. Office "'Coult/ Ciel\ A,.. fict· Go' rage Sole I
,, :i cc.n1.n911n1 creo11or ol Booch·Cosla Mesa Daily meellng ror Wtdnttday, CAN/AM MARKETING Ous1ness yel? Yes, 3n4 The following persons are crtdll union, Of' a c.hectt cf the Cou~Oertl A rrew fict. I ~teness Name Si.me •
11 .. 01•cc.1v•o you mu\! Me Pilot May 14, 1997. May 28, 1997 from 6:30 GROUP, (Cahlornla). 3907 Norman W. Batchelder. Jr. doing business as: Choert<111Wn by 1 sute Of' fldtnl ..__ ... _ • .., .,~ e-.... _ 1111st bl lffcl pnol' ID 11\al dill
/vu• t J1r11 .,, lh mo court W131 pm. 10 8:00 pm. The hoer-Seashore Or .. • Newpor1 This s1a1emen1 was flied Markel Dou, 1525 Mesa savtngs and 1o1n l&IOCll-..... ~ ...... ness ,_,,. ..,_,, .. ,,. ,.no ot ltls Stlllmet'll dOeS
1nu mJ.1 a copy 10 1he por-Ing will , bt hold al 1h1 Stach, CA 92663 with the Counly Clerk of V8'de 11121. Cos1a Mesa, lion, uvlngs auoclatlon, OI ~ be fdtd PllOf' ID lhlt dllit. not cf rt:Ntf authoctzl 1t1e use 111
'•'•'•JI rc:p1<:$1inl<1llvo ap PUBLIC NOTICE Ocean View School Dfs111c1. This business Is con-Orange County on 4·18·97 CA 92626 savtng~ blnk spec:Wltd In "'"filing Of trn S1nlmtnt <1oeS tbs sllll OI 1 fictMIUS IMIMSS PCJ•t•h:U t)'( 1110 court w11t1111 17200 Plnthurll Ln., Hun-duetod by: Um110d Unbilify 19973717952 Muna Sweidan, 2470 Erin Section 5102 of the Anancial net Of itself IUlhOnlt the use In Name 111 111oi.on ot the nQlltS of
tow mori111s lrorn 1ho dato No11co is hereby given llngton Beach. CA 92647 In Co. Dolly Pilot Ap11I 23. 30, Pi. S. Sim Fransico. CA Codi and ~-to do 111s Stall Of • ficnous ~tllllSS lllOlher under ftdefll, Sllll. Cf
al '''" Muanco of lhc fol· lhlll lho undorsigned will Bldg. A. The hearing wlll be Have you slarlod doing May 1. 14, 1997 W075 94060 bullneu In lhla-. Sllld Name'" ¥iof*>n OC ltle llQhls cl icommon law (Ste Stcion 14400
11,,, a' prov•dod in soc11on 5011 11 ·pubhc auction pur· hold 10 discuss !hi t997· business yet? No This business Is con· IM wll be made. In MAS lnOlher under Ftcle,., Sllll, Of et StQ !MlrleSS lllcl Plolessions
!JIC10 ol tlic Co111or111a Pio 'uanl 10 Chaplor 10 OM· 1998 prOJeCI. At lhls time CAN/AM MARKETING PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual ~common IN (Set ~II 14400 Code)'
b;ilu C•JUu Thu tuna for 111· s•on 8 commencing wllh resldon11 of American In· GROUP, Grog Mulholland, Have you slarlod doing ~\~::anty, 8 .etseq,BusmesslllCIPn>fmOM FimFikno
1ny clJ1ms v11fl no1 01pirc Scc11on 21700 or the busl-dlan descent ere urged 10 (member. manager) Fictitious Bualneaa businoss yo!? No 1__._ _..;...._Code). NlwpottBeach-COSlaMeu
ll<•luto four monlhs lrom noss and Professional give input, cnllclsm and 'l'nls 1tatomen1 was filed Namo Statement Mune Sweldan ~ °' .. .,.._... ·---.. f;rstfihng 2330 1t10 l•oorn1g da10 no11co1J code or Soc11on 1988 ot help flnallze the program's with lhe Coun1y Clerk of Tho following persons are This sra1omen1 was lllod bf po-:'*°"-:U:: Newpon Beacn-costa Mesa CH-417~·~rMf · · Cal The PilQt Oos!lfied\ ot 641-S678
.itmvo . tho Civil Code of lhe Sia le curriculum. II you have any OranQO Co~ on 4·25-97 doing business as: The with lhe Counly Clork ol :S..-. 9ICWed by-aid CN-418386 19707-MN ~ ' • 4-~ou MAY EXAMINE 1tro 01 ~111omra 11111t0110W1n-g quesnon1 regar(ffllg lfie 1oor,118787 Monogram-slore. 1823 Orango County on 5.9.97 Deed ~ TNlt. tdvanc• -1 ,14,21,28, fOll7
tHu kepi tJy me cou1t 11 you miscellaneous household hearing, please call lndlan Dally Pllol April 30, May 1, Weslcliff Dr.. Newport 19973]20434 that~ wlltl .,,..,_ u Sell your unwanted
.110 a filH~On intorestou m ;ind persona~ property t Educ111on at (714) 841· 14 21 1997 w 093 Beach, CA 92660 O;illy Pilot Moy 14 21 28 ......-'anc1 the unpaid Tho Community iloms lhe oasy way I
"'" os1t110. you may lilo w11 1den111tod by 1onant 1522. • • Klmberly K. Pelerson. ' ' · ......... __, d u,. Not Market Plsce. To placo your
w11111110 courl 11 101mal Ro· nam11 and storage unit Publlsh1d Newport PUBLLC NOTICE 1823 Wes1cll1I Or., Nowpon June 4• 1997 W127 pftnc:IAI' Oaed en::; CIU81fled classlflod ad call
quost lo• Spoc1 01 No11c6 of numbor .euch·CQsla Mou Daily Beach, CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE :;:t ~-= ~ a 642-M78 842·5878.
rt•r1 lll1n9 01 an Tn11ontory nlcherd Williams. B2747 Pilot May 14. 1997. Flc:tltlous Bualnoaa This business Is con· ~ ---------11nd app1:11~al ol 0'1a1u es· Ofelra K. Falu, B2813 W132 H•m• Sl•t•mtnt ductod by: anlndlvldual · Flc:tllloua Bualnea1 ~~ ~':;:.n... ______ ..._ __ ..;. _________ ..;.. ________ ...,
seis 01 ol any po1111on or Tllis sale will be competl· Tho following pe1Sons are Have you started doing N•m• Stal~ment ;'9th. nu.tee and al CM
account as provided In uvo bidding on lhe 2ts1 PUBLIC NOTICE doing but1ntss 11: Light· business yet? Yes. 6182 Tht following ptraons are tNID c:rensd ~=
s11cl1on 12!.0 ol me Cahlor-day ol May, 1997, at 10 c:na1480442 nlng lnternallonal, 3)'00 K1m~erly K. Peterson doing business IS: 2C D•· ......... C'rC
nia P1obJte Codo A Re· o'clock am. at lht pre-N A 1300 N This statemenl was Mod sign. 29412 Ivy Glenn, la· al ,, .... q110~1 101 Spoci:.11 Nolice mises where said property NOTICE OF p~~~~ch~~A 92653 ew· Wllh the County Clerk or guna Niguel, CA 92677 Ser.ltces CctponllklD. 8
rc11m is av.111.:iblo lrom lho IS slored and which 11 lo. APPLICATION TO Rhonda Vtllts, 1505 Orange Counly on 4·25·97 Afshin Tounl, 513 W Sun·=--= ~· =
Cr ur1 Cle•~ calod 11 Mini U Slorage, SELL ALCOHOLIC Hoven Pl . Newport Beach. 1997371BB27 flower IC, Santa Ana. CA ""°"* (800) 211.ctt .i
Allom•v for the Pttl· 1177 Comtlback Street. BEVERAQES CA 92663 Daily P1lo1 Aprlf 30, May 7, 92707 a.,~ lnl'OI nllllon (111)
tloner: City or Newport Beach. D•t• of Ftllng Ch1111ona Harer. 1505 14, 21. 1997 W088 This business Is con-M74Zll. I Bo... ea.;.
THOMAS 0 . GARRETT, County of Ore119e. State of Appllc:allon: Havon Pl , Newport Beach, dueled by· 1n Individual hUah. TNse~'s llllt Of11«*
ESO., CHEADLE, GAR· Ca"1orn1a Sale " sold wuh MAY 00 t 987 CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you 1111111d do•ng CTC ~ S.W:.S li
RETT & HEATON LLP limil and resorve No one T w ' M c This business Is con· business ye1? No .-... .....___ ~ • ' under lhe age 1:11 18 Is al-0 hom 11 ay on· Flctllloua Business Al h T 1 • ...., c .. --Altv inroi-
4 O 4 1 MAC ARTHUR lowod 10 anond lh• sale. ctrn: dH~:d ~~~ c°;fa~~·r~oing Nam• St•tomtnt Th~s 1"111~~,;tnl was filed to colec:t 1 delJl w:'' u.d
BLVD., STE. 360, NEW· The landlord reserves tht Jr• ~emits) of 1';!A~g: business y817'Yes, 5.1.97 The following persons are W11h the Counly Clerk of ~obtllnad DMadi
P 0 RT DE AC H, CA nghl to bid 01 the sale. Pur-~if~; ~~IA '/:~~:IA • AhOnda Valles doing business as: J.J.'s Orange Counly on 4·25·97 :.0..7 ~,_. en
92660 chases must be made wllh Th 11 1 11 1 d This e1a10m1n1 WIS filed Point & Auto Body, 770 W. 18973718824 1114 an1 '
p tJI N cash and paid for 11 lhe 1 app cen ' s e 1 h lh c ty Ci k f 17th Slreet Unit 18 Cosla • u •shed ewporl umo of purchase Alf pur-above are applylng to lhl wt • oun er o Mesa CA 92627 ' Dally Pilot April 30, May 7,~---------i Ou<1th Cosra Mesa Daffy chllsod goods ar~ sold .. 19 Department of Alcohohc Orange C~~'!.ty on 5.9.97 n' J AN 7 14, 21. 1997 W089 -----i<U~ t.4.l.)t 8.-14.-~ -mrm-Bi-Til;\mnm~W..':ft<HO~t*-40-<Nff~t-: _._
ThW840 by 6.00 Pm. on tho day of cohollc beverages a1: 210 Daily Pilot May 14, 21, 28. Mesa 1~~092f27 PUBLIC NOTICE
----------1111e sole. Buvors mus! pr~ S • BRISTOL STE. 114• ~unt 4, 1997 Wl27 . U\11' ~•In~ .i._ con~ PUllLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE vldo curron1 01fglnal or a CO'STA MESA, CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual The annual report of the
SUMMONS pholocopy of original re-For Iha followln8 1YC0 01 Have you Slartod doing Segerstrom FoundaUon Is
solo pormll 01 time of tale Llctna~: 41 N· Alf Flctlllous BualnoH business yet? Yes 3/1/97 avallabfe, al lho address (CIT AC ION JUDICIAL) In hou of sales lax. This B6ER A 0 WINE· EATING Juan J. Alvarado ' noled below, for lnapocllon
llOllCf TO Dl:rCNOANT solo Is 1ubfoc1 to prior can-Publlahed Newport Name St•ttmont This stalement was filed durlnn normal business
(Avi<,o a AcusnCJOI WIN· coff"-Uon In lhe evenl of Ml· Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Tho following persons are with the Counly Clerk ol houri~ by any citizen Wtlo STON VI nOULT. DOES 1 tlomenl belweon landlord Pilot May 14, 21, 28, 1997. doing bu1lnen as: Tho Orange County on 4•25.97 TO tO INCLUSIVE W130 Centor tor Pain Manage-10 ttquesls wilhln 180 YOU ARI: BEING suco BY a~d obfllg~ed paW. men1 of Sou1hem Cahfor· 1997371B804 dayt alter publlcalion of PLAlflTIFF· (A Ud to 05111• ubl 1 ed ewporl PUBLIC NOTICE nla, 4630 Campus Or. Daily Pilol April 30, May 7, this notice of lls availablhly.
dum 1110.mUo) KAREN A Boach·Costa Mesa Daffy #112, Newport Beach, CA 14 21 1997 W091 Tht Segors1rom Founda· ruivtJI: P1101 May 7, 14, 1997 Flctllloua BualntH 9268Q • • lion. 331S Fairview Road.
vou have JO CALENDAR Wl lO Namo Stetomtnt Ronald M. Schllllng, MD, • PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa. CA 92626.
[)AVS i\11er lh1s summons PUBLIC NOTICE The loflowing persons art 4630 Campus Dr # 112. Ffc:tltlou• BualnoH Tht principal r:1lnagor Is ,.., sc""Pd on you to fife a doing business as: MOil· Newport Beach, CA 92660 Mark Helm, Preslden1
1,1.uw1111cn 1e~ponse 111h1s NOTICE gage America Nalwork, Thrs business Is con-N•m• Statement Publlslltd Newpo1t
tCJur1 INYITIHO BIDS LLC. 3151 Airway Avt .. dueled by· an lndh-fdual The following persons are Beech·Cosla Mesa Daily
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u "' .. .,. ...,.. '"' bu I 1 t? N 1tah. 3222 E. Pacific Coast W126ll••············· noi proiect vou your type ce•vod at tho olftce of the M A 1 N 1 nes ~· 0 H C d I M CA i.----------1;11t1c·n •o~ponso must be City Clerk al 3300 Newport o~g(E~ (~jr3c1151 A~I· Ronald . Schllflng wy~ O!Ona e ar, PUBLIC NOTICE
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Newport each, a 92658· Mesa, CA 92628 Orange COi.iniy on 4.25.97 Golden C11clt. Newporl &c:row NII. *04
'"'"'-' 8915 unlll 11 ·oo a m on This bu1fnen la con· Beach, CA 92660 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF IUll 11 you do not file your re· the 271h day of May, 1997, dueled by a Umlltd LI· 18873718798 This business Is con-SAlE
SfJOnsc on lime you may at which t1mt such blda ability C Dally P11o1 April 30. May 7. ducted by: an Individual (UCC SK.1105) ~~~etem!~!~· a~~d P~~~'. rall bt opened and read Have :Ou tlarted doing 14, 21, 1997 W097 Have you slarltd doing HQTICE IS HEREBY GMN 111a1
ertv may be lakon wnhoul ~~STBLUFF PARK SIDE· b199usl7ness yll? YH. April 1, PUBLIC NOTICE businost y81? Yes. 9-1 ·96 a tlulk site is aboul ID be m.t<ll
1 rlhor warning from lhl Robb Sepulveda The name(s) and lluSHieSS c~un WALK REPLACEMENT Mor1gagt America NII· flctltloua Buelntaa This sta1emen1 was flied addl1SS of !he setter 1~11 Thora are othor logol re-Con1rac1 Nl!mber 3138 work, LLC. Greg Laulena, Nam• llotomont wilh the Counly Clerk or FUNOA CORPO~TION 42.55
• qu1romon1s You moy want Engln~r 1 Es II malt PrHldtnl Tho lollowlng pereons ••• Orange County on 4•25·97 Campus Onve IMne CA92612
• to coll an 1111omev right 533.000 .Thia 11a11menl was llltd doing buslntn as: Mort· 189737t 8795 Doing tiusi'ness as WINOMlll
away II you do not know Approvod by Wllll•m wllh Ult County Clork of gagt America Ne1work. Daily Piiot Aprll 30. May 7, FLORIST
an anornoy, you may calf P•tapotf, City fnglnoor Orange Counly on 4-4·97 3151 Airway Avenue, Sulle 14, 21, 1997 W092 All otller llusrness na.me(s)'ll ........ ~~~~~, an attorney rulorral service Proaptctiv1 biddtra may 18873711509 F208, Colla MOH, CA C CE and adc:lrus(es) useo by lht
or II legol Bid olllco (llllld obtain one 1111 of bid docv-Dally Pllol April 30, May 7, 92828 PUBLI NOTI sellef(S) within lhl past lllrte ct: ,,.ese
1n the phono book) ments at no co11 at the of· 14, 21. 1997 W100 Greg Lau11111. 3151 Airway FlcUtloua Bualn•H ea11 as sttttd by tilt sellef(s). Cott~e ru:.
• Otspuos do quo le en· flee of lht Publle Work• PUBLIC NOTICE Avtnut, Sulll F206, Costa N•m• St•t•ment a11 (H none. so state) )None
troguon esta c11oclon Judi· Department 3300 Newport MHa, CA 92626 Tho following poreons art The locnon 1n c.i11on111 01 C [i•ngs ? l:llf UtlOd t1one un plazo de • Thi• buelntll I• con· ..... Ah. I ff f 1tle e· f 30 DIAS CALENOAAIOS Boulevard, P.O. Box 1768, Flclltlous Busln••• dueled by: an Individual doing business 11: Pacific """ ._..e t.iteell•vt o ice c • Jo •
para prestntnr una ro· Newport Beech. CA 92658· Ham• Statomonl Have you llarttd doing Horse AdventurH, 13 setterrs Sameaul>Cw
··tpuesto escr1111 a mnqutna 8915. The fbltowlng ptraon1 ort builneu yet? Yes, April 1, Pointe Sur, Laguna Niguel, Tilt name(s) and rts~) SI 1ness out hotnC· We can
"" est a cortt For further lnformauon. dotng bu1tn1u H : a) LDL 1997 CA 9~677 addf1SS Of ltle ~ ,,\,NY-111 -'dcl c\ceanct to Y Stl< 81 replace It
•• Qna carfn o una uamada can Sttptltn Luy. Proftet Servfc11, b) DOLACO c) Greg Lauletta Yuko llekura. I 3 Pointe HIVJAl.A CORPORA 1 w' 1 rcn\OVC your acou .. -ncl •cirtu~cl
:..14Jelontca no It olrec111 Manager 11 644•3330 PAA.T .. d) People and An-Thia 11a11men1 wes fllod Sur, logun• Niguel, CA 1fon11a Corpomo11, 4 tsl· llO"'... ~
ptottcc1on, su respuosta Publi~h•d Nt~port ~1111~0,1thf·1Jl89iz:~ wtlh lht Counly Clerk 01 \2~1~7 builntH Is con· llOf1t:'!'s~:netie.CnoA~ M wlth~~:ltcrlnclnor£uf09U" ••11111 • maqu1n1 Utn• que Boach ,.0111 Mt•• oauy v. I • utl n. Orang• Coun1y on 4·18·97 Spanls:-,.,•~. r •\I t-..a.-. .. 1\s. ;vmphr con In rormall· "" 4478 189 73719107 dueled by: 1n lndlVldual gene~ty OtscnbtO • a flol'ls .,..,.-_ ..,. _ ..
• dltdH legalH 1propl1d11 Pllol Mey 9. 14, 1997. Doyne Ladwig. 1158 Bryan Dally PllOt Aprll 30 May 1 Hava you alarltd doing shCp
,i usttd qu1111qu111 cont FW882 Av. IB, Tuslln, CA 92680 14 21 1097 ' W09si business yet? Yes, 06196 ano ait fOcated It 25351
oscueht SU CHO Lana LadWig, lt5e Bryan • • Yuko llakura Akcia Pafllwly, SuiM 8. l~lll
S1 usled no pruenra eu PUBLIC NOTICE Av. le, Tuelln, CA 112680 PUBLIC NOTICE This 1talemen1 was flftd ttlls. CA 92663 ro1pu1111 1 liempo, putd• Thie bualntu I• con· with lht Covn1y Clerk of Tht tallk YI 11 il'flilndeO IO lie
perdtt 11 coao. y It putdtn Flolltlou1 8u1lnoH dueled by: I general part-Flctlllou• Bu1ln•H Orange COun1y on 4·25-97 mmao • tile OlllCI or
Qui! r eu 1111r10, au dlntto Nam• llatomont nt11hlp Nam• lt•ttmont 18973718802 TIEJ,llO £SCAOW I. 25381 Aktla
y 01ru cone at su The fotfowing j)lfaona .,, Have you 11antd dOlng Th• following po11ons .,, Dally Pilot Aprll 30. May 7, Pano.wty. Unrt L. l.0111 ~s
p1op1edod 1Tn lvreo ldlCl.0-doing bullntll H : ~Hu-buslneu Ytt? No doing bualntlt 11' Nalfvt 14. 21. 1997 W095 W653 1110 1111 ltlllopmd Ufl
nal por p1rt1 da 11 cortt m1nf11 lJnUtd GIOb • b) Doyne LadWlg 1n1-n11ion·•. 72" W. 161h ...... • 1""7 T~· ... , I r11~ ~ ... • PUBLIC NOTICt!! ~"".:::.'"· .... -... IU'--... , E•lslen 01ro1 rtqul1i101 I• Humanltl Charttt·Orarigt "'' ... tmon WH .., St .. Colla Mtat, CA 92627 1a .,,. .,...ft _ ,. ..,_, ,.,
• galt1 Putdt Que u1ttd County, C) Steutar t<u. wllh the County Cltfk of CAUFORNIA MFA CO fOIM ur.torm Commetall
• qu1et1 namer• un abogado manlll•Orangt Coun1y d} Orange C~IY on 4-11·117 INC., (CA), 729 w. lllth SI., Flotltloua 8ualnH• 51Qon&ti.s2..
• 1nm1dt111mtn1t SI no Humanl1t CY11119• County. 1H737t7942 Co•ta MtH. CA 92827 Nome lt•l•ment lht end'°"" cl the
conoct 1 un a1>og1do 24843 Otl Prado •494, Dally PllOI April 23, 30, Thia buslneu 11 con· Tht followlng ptreon1 ''' llOfl :W11om dlllt'llnllllY 111 puedt 1111mer 1 un Hl'Vfcio Dana Polnl, CA 112&29 May 1, 14. 11197 W071 ducted by: a corporelion doing butlntu H : Ol)tlmal ~td 11 TfEWIO ESCAOW a. i63SI
d• ref1rtne11 dt 11>og1do• J1mt1 '· 01kt1, 24843 Hivt you ettrttd doing Ftmlly Health & RtnlO, Pll1lw UM L 1 -·na
o 1 vna 011c1n1 d• 1yud1 011 Prado 1494, Dana PUBLIC NOTICE t>utintH ytt? Yes, 2·1'117 1220 Hemlock W•x· Suite ~~CA~ Ind .,a lutday
legal (VIII II dlrtclorlO 1111-Point. CA 112829 CALIFORNIA Mf'R co. 105A, Santa Ana, c 11270'7 or f1t1no dams 17' ·~ Cltat1Df fonlco). Al Orlffln, 34134 Selva 'Nlolllloue 8uslnoH INC. Male Jensqn, Prest· Mary Vendttta, D.C ................ <11 l""T, w""'ll 11 CASE HUMBIA Road 11248, Dana Point, am• lt•t•mont dent 185'2 Vallana Drive, Hun-·-... ...,, .. .., ..., '""
(Humoro dol CHO) CA 92Cl29 Th• lonowlng per1ona tre Thia •t•temtnt wae llltel Unglon Beach. CA 92°'48 bU11ness d'1 bllOll tilt
, 8 oHC t 710 Vaughn Rt .. e, 241143 Dtl doing bualn••• u : Gerdtn wilt'! lh• County Clork ol Tlllt bu11n1u 11 con· etPlllO 1111 ~ speol110
• f ...... 0 1 Prado HIM. Dana Point, Vlll1gt ShOpplng Ctnltf, Orange county on 4·25-117 d1.1cttd by: a.n lndMdual vt "'name a .... ..., rt11 o CA 112Cl29 111000 MacAnhur Bout• 19,73718800 Have you 1tarttd doing l1tCI Mly 2. 10Q7
lht coun la· (ti nombrt y Thie buetneu 11 con. vard 1500, Irvine, CA Dally Pilot Apfll 30 May 1 bualntu ytt? No ~~,!..~no'...Cll,~
cflrtccton dt 11 cottt .. , dueled by: an unlncorpo. 92823 • • Mary Vtlldt11a. O.C. .., ,,..,,. ""'"' •• ..,
MUNICIPAL CO~T 0, rlltd auoetallon Olhtr Mlsttlc:h lnvt11mtnl Co., t4, 21, 1091 woo. 'Thi• ataltmtnt WH Mid • P!Hldlnt Buvtt(•)
TH! STAT!: o' CALIFOfl-1h1n a p8111\tfahlp Inc., (CA)., t II 0 0 0 PUBLIC NOTICI wllh the County Cltrk ol NIWPort aucn.costi Mesa •NIA 480t JAMOOR f Have you 1tll1td dolna MICAl1hur Boulevard IOOO. Orange County on 4-25·97 CN4217S036404 ,,_ 14 19117
• AOAD 1104 NliWPOAT buttneu yt1? Yea, 1Mf: lrvlnt, CA 12&23 FlotlUout eu1lnoH ttt73718801
: ··eACH CALl,OANIA DO Thi• t>WlllltH 1~.~on-Name lta-.mont D1Uy PlloC April 30, May 7, On th• move? .... • l(lm'*'Y K. PeltreOn d~td bY" a COfPOf•....,• TM tottowtng Pf'IOl'll 1re 14 21 1097 WODO
• 412M0>25115 Tl\11 1talttntne WU flftd Hlvt you 1i.rted cfol119 doing buslnet• u · MG'a ....;•..;..,;..• --------;:Thi name, eddrOI•. t nd wi1h lht County _Clot1t of lobt!r .. ,.,.,, 7407 .... Soll your unwanted
, 1e1tphont num~ of pflln· Oranot County on 4-25-97 RENT •hot• Dt •• Apt II. Ntwl>Ofl lttm• tile •Ht w•yl • ,,., tftOffWt, °' p1a1n11n tH1n1a1oe IHcti, CA 82"2 To place your :~t~ In ef10tne1. ,. IEI Oalty Piiot ApftJ 30. May 1, M8rk 'au! Qlcldrno•. 14'11 c;1Haln.d -d can
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...,...ftktllNUsKllletll •Newport Height•• ••BEACH AREA•• finance charges. H.B. Paul al 899-4688 S&1per 8&1rger ence preferred, but Morgan 714·642·8533 WolH T•nnlng Bed• dog,. loves walksl It.._.... ''My,,._.""--327 Cetalln• Dr Peninsula 1-4Bd. Fa at a p Prov a 11 ADVERTISING 2966 South Bristol will train. Applicant European Perfectlonlit Tan Al Home Owner is moving.
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...,.......,., • • lntuliM • Grundy Rltr 67~161 Meny Ooeenfront• · tales calls over the FT/PT Positions avl. commission. Xlnt ben-Weekends Also Avail Call 1-800-711·0t58 PIAN gi _..._ _ .. ....._ .. ,.. liml VILLA Rl!NTALS Pre·Pald Gas Card. telephone to new and Gil & M ii St ellt pkg. Drug screen-Free Est 241·1914 ORGANS _...,_.,. __ ., . 1·888-277-3115 Pln140 exl•tlng advertisers. t a ore. i
llUHw•bcltmlallloa:" 714-075-4912 .. 1 1 N 0 ex p_e r Ne c . Ing/physical ,requ red. ---------1"ii!i!iii~iiiii!iiiiii!iii n11 llWI,.,., wlll nDI MOBILE 1-,.....,...--.,.,-.,.---':'-:--Protect Oc••n and Answer lncom ng cal s Near oc Airport. EOE. Send resume lo r WANTED 1• Yamaha Con.ol• ·~-... _ _.._.. •• ,. HOMES 1100 Unique 1bdrm 1b• make good money wt and solicit new busl-Fax & Mall 955-9171. Lynn f sota, %Dally TO BUY 6019 Plano --r-.--·---w/loft condo style apt. n9's through proac-1..,,,..-....,.....__,=----:----Piiot, 330 w. Bay MERCHANDISE ..-"'"" 11&111 wlllc• II la iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Vaulted celUngs, light Product that replaces tlve telephooe can-Counter Service . Street, Costa Mesa. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii High gloss black ,.....,Ultllw.O.,..,cn '84 Mfg Home In CM & airy walk through detergent. 963"5701 vaaslng and research· Balboa Cale/Coltee CA 92627 or fax 10 Old Coln9 "Gold Sliver Like new. '1995
.. Mrl'7 ....,_, Ullt 111 24x56 55+comm 2+2 kitchen, large walk-In •Vending Rout• For Ing competitive pub· House. Eves. $6.25 to (714) 650-4802. For ---------• Franklin MJnt, Sterling 703-3352. 527-1854.
•wellll11 1•¥trtlnll in 11111 Lndry rm, appls, aJc. closet, dishwasher, s e I•• 2 o I o ca I bllcatlons. slart. Bog 611. 642·1873 Interview, call (714) ANnQUES 6010 Old watches & jewelry'-:::=======;-
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..... ,,, , ..., .... 11cem-LOvtly clbhst/pooVspa. patio from living room, •800.711-4381• under deadline pres-booksl S30,000fyr Secretary Worker's Top Dollar• Paid
,...,..,.. ln ..... CllHUD Nr bch $30K 434-1340 additional patio otf of aure Income pot. Details. comp/Criminal. 3-5yrs --------.. 1 For Records.• Jazz • .............. 1 ..... i.-,._ bdrm w /outalde •tor· •excellent oral and 1·800-513-4343 x'Y9637 · Top Dollar Paid! -,,_ _... -""' l!et•t• S•I• v rtl I • 2907 I 1 II exter. 8 1-llngual prof. Soun tracks. e I c . i..."ll lll-,DC-i•leue age space. e ca CREDh wrtten communes on1-------,..--....,.....--0 C 11 w d From 1800.t960. -•• • •• " Huntington Beech b 11 n d a 1nc1 u d • d •kill• Front Deek Ag•nt area. a an a Call Mike 645-7505.
""MUD1U2l·llOO. · Lale Model Double-throughout, skylight In •Minimum one-year Small Upscale Beach at 818-786·5432 or 1 pc to entire estate. •WANTED• Teak
wide In excellent living room, unique $Debt newspaper sales ex· Inn. Prev. exp praf'd. 714-768-1684, eves. Paintings, china. wood to finish boat
condition. Price bathroom/ vanity/ Con•olld•tlonS perlence B/W Bayehorea Inn ---:::T""o_n_a_o-:-f ~W-:-o-r..,..k--~b~";~r,;R:~':h~~23 075·9109 drastically reduced. dre,slng areal Neutral Cut monthly payments •Ability 10 think ere-(apply In person) Warehouaa through HOUSES/ Now only $13,750. carpet throughout! up to 30%·50%. Re-atlvely and work In a 1800 W. Balboa Blvd management. Up to =======:=::::=:---------
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714-890-1883 Cell now, won't lutl NCCS, nonprofit, •PC knowledgeable Hotel I Anllq'"'lo'5CA Mod..n Btautllul lace. S'(Ye&I
7 ... .,._"'.,.31 · · b I I film. Submill ng now & adorable. 51-5-9595 S1470. ,..-JI. licensed/ onded... Salary P us comm s-Metd/Hoankeeper-for 1'1-ew;-Star Wars •Est'lagl.nadld rtbuy: -~ GENEIUlt · 1002 ••••••••• 1-800.95s.<>412 alon. Excellent benefit SS /I> r 8 I ·LI n g u a I. m 0 v I e s • ca II 10 r alYer, gllnt, pehtiiQs .
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BALBOA PENIN. Nice, clean. large
2BR 2.5BA Home
with bay views,
garageL decka.
AvaJlaDI• Now
$1850.mo ••••••
BEACH 'N BAY
RENTAL CO
714-673·7388
CONDOS MISCELIANEOUS MONEY 401k plan. Physical/ western Siiyshores Pascucci Producllons old ' fine ' 60 O
drug screening re· Inn 1800 w. Balboa •714-375-4300• COIU!llot MATERIALS 3
FOR RENT RENTALS TO LOAN 29i4 'J="!edre;~~e to Dis· Blvd. N.B. 675-3463. =~Mn., ••••••••I••••••••• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii play Advertising, Attn: L•borer• Eern up to EMPLOYMENT cleCOrllNe . Avoid Bankruptcy Lynn Eaola at (714) $500 Weekly Long S •Onelltm-or.,,... ....
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Service 800-873-8207 vertlslng. 330 W . Bay pie to service store-•••••••• ~Cllh 2724
2 + bdrm 2.sba. FP, Selbo. Ooeenfront MORTGAGES &
Streat, Costa Mesa. front promotional box Please be aware that • 714 "49 "l7ll
CA 92627 route. 1·800·354·7331 the listings In this cat· -.t. "
Two Steel Bulldlng•
Public liquidation.
40x28 was $4680 now
S2980. 40x57 was
$8918 now $5618.
Mutt sell, can deliver.
blyeprlnts Included.
1 ·800-292·0 t 11 ADVERTISING Medlc•I Ofc. .eeks egory may require you •--------SALES friendly person who to call a 900 riumber _________
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TELEMARKETINO can handle chaos with In which there is a PETS &
w10. gar. $1750/mo. Beg 9/1. S650/mo. Incl TD 'S 2918 •225 Apolena• Utll/Phone, Maid ave. • •
Community newspa· a smtrel F{r poslllon charge per minute. 6011 ANIMALS per seek• energetic lor tlllng, phones,
Individual for retail greeting patients and _E_M_P_L_O_YM __ E_N_T__ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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Classifieds
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dlaplay and new busl· running errands. Fax . '>+-:.::Ttr~,..rr~iri;~rt--FtNNE'l'-Bftet(EfW~E-t-l'ffe-d•V4t101>nHtM ~5'~~1J..a1LH, 00--"'414. ............. 'f-'l'D-noo&-tTomtirf'<o>~iH'I .. .--------,1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Experience helpful. N •w Preac hool In liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Att ti II E'•ld• CM, Styllah ~alart + Comm!.!_slon Newport Beach need Lovin SWudlsh Nurse __.-,-~---~~-1 ... ---~.,.,_-=-~ en Oft 21lr"1b• tts.. $995'.mo apacloua lownhome;,.......... + Beneflll. Pfiysfcall lnfanV1oddler teachers 2 y'i1 H l & Refrlger•tor 5185. Fem•I• Shih Tzu 12 Home Owners encloHd gar/back yd 2 lrg bdma, females•• Drug Screening re-wilh. ECE units, also 1
1 rs ed. d on~~ok W • • h • r /0 r ~ • r . weeks. Gold/White. & Orlv• by: 1814 Viola pref. $455./$445. ANNOUNCEMENTS quired. eoe. . qualified 2 yr old and ~~rcng;els.OOChrlstin~ $145.ea 646-5848 Registered. Shots.
Call 754-2480 Avl 8·1 Call M ike ••••••••• Fax Resume Attn. preschool teachers. <:?714•646.3735<:;> $250. 723·1191. r-::=:..::0=:£.,;;:...,~u....i R.E. Agentall 41ose•w•rd 2br 1ba 714-722·8997 Janise Cross Benents 71 4-955·2672 •---------·------------------Showcase tho•• d I (714) 965-7174 TUTOR TIME EncloH pat o. comm Newport C•t Beautiful THEATER Or call 965-3030 apeclal propartlea In pool, dbl carport. No 2+2 Coodo &and newt PERMANENT • PT
our Hom•• of the pets S925 832-4G18 / 2921 Architect/Project Position In small busy Week & Open Home · · Poollapa/gym tenn. CASnNG M•nager Med size olllce . N on-smoker
Quid• published Beeutlfully Furn. 3Br S695+Utla. 24s-7335 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii O.C. Office seeking 7t4•675-4606
each Saturday In the Summer Hme, 1 block lndlv w/5yra min exper 1---------
Real' Eatate Tab. 11'1 to-Ocean, NB Jetty vu. NT Chlld Model Seerch Tlll·up & commercial Phone Op•r•tors
an effective and S5000.mo 83<>-8081 RE AlS *Agea 8mos-8yr•• abilities prel'd. Must To $15/hr. Part or Full.
lnnpenslve wsy to ______ ......._ __ w·11~D 2726 Gerber BablH, Gap be capable of manag· Wiii train. h h b I A41I & '" Kida, & Morel Call 1·800·719·0229 reac om• uyera HT"f'l"INGTON Natalie 714·960-7882 Ing pro)ecta, Including l=---~-~==-Call our C1asalfied vn u draftsperaons, cad Prop Mgmt Office
Department Todayll HARBOUR 2142 •Hl!LPJ• operatora, knowledge Busy small olc seeks
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you're tuned into your communlty.
•A2 5878 Profesalonal •••k• t d d bllity 1 1 1 11 ..
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Oock avail, ten, Pis, Mesa, Newport Bch, 11 Excellent opportunlly f 1 8 x 1 b 1 e h o u r • .
Buying A HoueeT Furn, FP, Fr Ooora Bal Pen or Isle. Found Pure Bred cat. for advancement. Fax Reaume: 673-2215
No extra cQst. W• find $3350 Agt. 675-9505 Avail aflr &-1 pl•••• V1o of Bey/SS Fwy. Fax Reaume 1o:
right real ettate per-call Uaa @ 574-4249 909--359-4940 VM (714) 549·7108
son anywhere to rep-J • ~ • ~ • <:? rasent you. All d•I•· NEWPORT Cen't Find Work? 1 d 1 You can't be looking ~::~.·· c~~c e"uye~·~ BEACH 2169 COMMERCIAL too hardt WANTED 15
fl 1 N rk PEDSONALS 1>9opl• to fill various
R•tall Sales position at
Out of Santa Fe
Outpost/Kiosk at
Fashion Island. PT wag"•• hourly+ comm.
Call Susanna Wilken:
844-5953 ~gr;;~~do".8se•~ oi t8R Lido Condo Full REAL ESTATE "' poslllona from ware·
www.flnderhome.com. 1un1et. ocaan, bay hou•• to manag•· '·s,_e-.,..1•_• _ _,c""l,..•-,...,.k-,......,P,../T=
Qov't •or-lo••d vlewa. 5th fir. Must ment. No experl•nc• evenings for Hotel Gift
r ..... Hel Full amenltlea. necessary. Call Now, Sh e f'd
Hom•• from 1>9nnl•• S1800/mo. 875-2171. ••••..,..ENTS2750 SEEKING Brent (714)891·5784. op. xper pre · on $1 . Delinquent Tax, n.&"~un 004 SS.hr ~14-549•0300
Repo'a, REO'a, Your 292 VIII• Point 1 ar WOMEN 3 C A S T I N G • M o v I •
F f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Extra a. Prod u ctl on area. Toll ree New auper •harp, p, Co•t• M••• Two TralnHa. Fiim Studio.
1 .. oo.21a-eooo bate. gym, poot vtew, tr1p18lC.. on 1 tot. Hand•"'me Attomty _.,.,.......,,,.1_1 ... ....,...,ese..-:.e-:-9-e".":1 __ Can't seem 10
get to all those
repair jobs
around the house?
ext.H·1398 gar. 11250. 78o-037e OMC 2nd. $3!59,500. -
for current listing•. aa• Townhom• Agent 87o.a203 Sffks very •ttracttv• Cht S.Cll/Collectlons " allm Wht female 2&-34 person needed for 2 .6BA. Lrg 2-car lot dating.¥ 380-.947 Whal• shoe co. In OC
a t t • 0 h g • r a g • • aus~rs 01:ip1c! w/good comm. aklll•· Remod. End unit. u11~ "° oral a written a must.
11600/mo. 84<>-,Me4 FOJllt!NT 2789 Shoe & collectlona
Let the
Cl•Hlfled
38r 28• Upatalra dpb(, EMPLOYMENT exp a+. 714-378-4909
fp, gar, dw. patio,
at•P• 10 bay & beach.
11800. 811-359-4531
Service
·Directory
help you find
reliable help. Oceanfront
Lot
Greet Oppot'tunlty
offered at
$4H,900
723 4494
COSTA MESA 1021
48D/2BA Famlty room
w"P, MW carpet &
paint. Quiet culdHac
atrHt. Cet ok. 123501 mo. 8Te-48,0, Agt.
, •'•We ... ,.. atrfft Nwpt Met• 281 18a 10 000 •--4 a.te 3bd, 2ba, 2-oar, C~e con.ge, wood9d 1.· ,........
culdeeac, 1 blk to lot, brick walke, .to. "roctuctlon ~. N.8.
lack ,Bay. Clean. ~ declca, lt191. DMll*. 8t0fe carw,
OftlV ··~· IOO 71+48a.G4U Toys. M.t, Of ' 8ob ~ PW .,....._ ao.e to beech Ceiua*I 112 .. Tn o• Aet u~••• Ude PCS. etOY'9, 1'19: w.,..._ 1000 ... ai
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842·5878
The Hyatt Newponer has excellent
opponunities awilable.
BANQUET BARTENDERS, SERVERS,
AND SET UP ATl'ENDANTS
Pkue apply in person on Monday and
Tuetd1y from t-5pm and Thundar
fiom 9am· t pm or all our Jobline for
.dditional openinp. (71.f) 759-307S
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GI) WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1997
• ·TODAY'S
CRoSSwoRl2 P'UZZLE
....... CHEVROLET 9045 JEBP
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912 S MERCURY 9135
ACROSS 52 Bam.cue NHld 1 Grove 59 Chinese money
I Lariat unit to ltlnu.nc. eo Ceeaal'•
PA!VK>US PUZZLE SOlVED
,. LAne IOI bowlef• garment t3 Mine entrance 81 Croatwlte, In e 18 -JohnS011 ol ship
"La.UQh·ln" 63 Skillful 17 tnstpld 64 COl)led
18 Poet Ogdftn -· 65 ~arlum fish 19 Sa11e 66 Cal's ulletance
20 Alleroy·sullerer's 67 Soap-making purchase Ingredients
23 Fe111&le 68 Composition
1and(>lper 2• "Hooked -DOWN Feeling• t Truck part
25 Legat eagle 2 Earthenware abbr pol
28 Baseballer 3 Strategy
8Y CHARLES GOREN
wtth OMAR SHAR11
and TANNAH HIRSCH
-------::----'92 Corvette Conv. '87 WRANOLeR 87' &28LX. •dr FuUy 1.oadedl 2SK ml Fully 1-0ade~H-All .aadan, -6apd, air. pa.
Alway• garaged, Xlnl Xtrael Low Miies, 1w, cc, cast, 1nrt, full
Cond. PP 875·24119 Sl•,500 548·3n2 pwr. >C1ra clean, S1600 ' Firm 7U·893-4570
OBUGATORY FINESSE FIAT 9070 LEXUS 9115 MERCEDES 9130
Both vuJnerable. North dealt.
NORTII
•JS
O KQ 1086
<>A88
•A9Z
'WEST • •KQ 1082
Q J9642
() 8
•63
EAST
69'75<t
. QA '7
() 9<t 2
•J8'7<t
enough. But the spade lead
appesred t.o be the killer. Now
declarer had to take care or a IOfJing
1pade berore giving up a trick to the
ace or heart.a.
Declarer won the firat trick with
, '92 Le•ue LS400 78 FIAT LANCIA Black/Black. CertiOed. 2000 63K ml., Black e v e r y o p 1 1 0 n 1
Beauty! 5-cpd, w/ A/C, 1222362 $24,977 Pwr wind., new Urea.
Sac S2250. 543·2369
'80 30051! Less than
125K original mues.
$4400, 714·760.5062
the aee or apadea and cashed the •---------
k.ing and queen of diamonds, Weat FORD 9075
discarding a spade on the second liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'80 4~0 SL Both tops. 1-ownr. Xtnt Condi
Low ml. A. Diamond
St3,950.obo 7t7·7177
'85 Lexu• SC400
Cashmere/Ivory. Very rich looking. Cer1.
#0400106 $33,877 •'82 380SEL•
'84 LeJCus SC300 .Astro sii11er, grey llhr,
61ack Jade/Ivory Mint t 02k ml. Luxurious
Condition! Only 34k auto. Beaut. cond. m I I e s . c e rt t rt e d Serviced before due
'84 Ford F150 V·8,
auto, AC, Cassette.
53800/obo. 646·1042
#018246 $28,877 dates. Dbl timing r chain conversion
'98 Mercury 8eltle
Low ml•••· Power-WI n d/Lock e , ABS. Tiit. Crulee,
Cutt wneel1.1. Loaded.
4113MOV161 •10,885
'9t Meroury Sable LI
13·Pre Owned SablH
In Stock. 200 HP.
ABS. Fullv Loaded!
#3NV>;l023 S14,486
'8& Mercury
Grand Marqule
4.8 Liter, V8, ABS, P/
Seat, PW/PL, Tiii 'f'Vhl,
Cruise. Loaded! N3RPK378 $17,880
Coat• M••• Lancon Mercury
540·5630
Nolan -4 Guard 31 Beam . 5 Singer Gorme s, 14 87
SOUTH
6A6
0 3
round. A 3.3 club break could no
longer help. Since declarer would
have to leave a trump in dummy to
take care of the spade loser, a third
trump could not be drawn. East
would then be able to ruff th-e
fourth round or elubii and the heart
a~ wouJd be the setting trick.
'88 Mu1tan9 Conv.
5.0, 5-speed, red, leather, all stock.
Runs Xlntl Maintenance
records-since new. $6,300 515·0105
'95 Lexus EC300 comple1ed, S9000., ________ _
Full option. Lease ___ B_5_1_·_9_7_9_2 __ NISSAN 9150. 36 -capita 6 Hindu prince$.$ 37 Air pollutlOO 7 Harem rooms 29 011l'tr there . 30 Playing marble
32 Toronto's p<ov.
33 Ice house
number system
51 Make a speech
52 Cvt 1n htlle
<> KQJ 10 7 5
•KQ 105 return. Save Hugel '86 180E 2 .3 l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 38 Type of tWl!>ler? 8 Engine part
39 Powe,.l·1awed 9 Green The only lie of the cards that
would permit declarer to come
Red Te9 Speclal! Champagne. Sharp! 1•
#079634 $21,877 Need Quick S a lel '95 Nlas•n Altlme
F/P Auto Lexus Trade-In. Priced to sell.
#224 t 76 $12,87,7
animals Mountain Boys' 34 Animal fals
pieces
53 Nimbus
The bidding: NORnt EAST 80\ITR.. WEST 1 hQme was for clubii to be 4·2 and for
Rast , the defender with the long
trump, to hold four clubs. So dcdar·
er cashed the king and ace of dubs
in the hope of dropping the jack.
When that did not materialize
declarer led a club from the table
and finesst>d the ten! All was well
when West failed to follow suit. A
spade was "discarded on the queen
or clubs, a spade was trumped in
dummy, and declarer surrendered a
'95 £xplorer XL T
Only 26k ml, Green/ Tan Leather, Low
Mites, ABS, Prlvacv
Glass & More. Power
W I n d o w /L o c k s . #3LRK127 $21,895
$5,500 pp 642·9601 42 Accompany Allen 43 Charged 10 H H Munro's 35 Quizzes 54 Once rnOfe 55 "The African 11\7 Pu11 30 Pue '92 Lexus SC300 ,87 420 Fully Loaded.
Spruce Lexus Trade-In Smoke/Silller. Local,
Superb Condltlonl l·owner, lncls phone, par11cles pen name 44 Baseball'-; 1 t Small songbird
37 More nimble
38 Fl11lng the Queen" scriptwriter
56 Boys
·L•xu•· . -40 PaH
5CV Pau
4NT Pu•
60 Pa.as ,
Mel -12 To -precisely pt a no 40 Pea holder
41 Comedian
PaH PaH Won't Lastl trans and ac already 1007081 $22,977 rebuilt,' won't last.
Mission Viejo
1 ·800·689·5398 45 Aun·dowP 13 ·you bell' 57 Allows 'Sf, ,500 .• 714·720-0970 46 18 wheeler 21 Sohtary one Smothers 46 Nosy
58 Zhl11ego's lo11e
59 Swee! potato 62 The •merry
Opening lead: King or 6 •LelCUS• '89 420SEL, Good •-P-0.._N_T_IA_C __ 9_17-0
cond, main! book
47 011ero;ee1 22 Army 0H1cars '98 Aerost•r XL T MIH lon Viejo 48 Very long time 25 Church pans
50 Postal·creerJ 26 Nervous '47 Pays oH 49 Base eight
Most players love a finesse. 'liow·
eyer, many of those would n~ spot
the fineMe position on th.is de~I. let
alone realize that it was critical t.o
land the conlracL
Rear Air Cond., 1·800·689·5398
kept, blk/tan llhr lnl, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii word 27 Copy a drawing mon1h· Extended Van, lmmac -, .... -4-L-•_x_u_a_E_S--3-0..,.0--1 Cond.. Pwr Wind/ • Locks . Loaded I 1-ownr. Low ml., lthr,
Factory warranty. Mnrf. Champagne. #3RPU049 $17,888 $24K OBO 646·2226
orig owner, 108k ml.
$15,500 7 14·760·6837 '91 Sunblrd LE, 4·dr,
auto and more. Great
Condlllon. $3500.
714·631·8433 14
TV, ELECTRONICS,
STEREO 6080
Entertainme nt Sys 261n Toshiba. xln1
shape, $225.obo.
Sony Surround Sound
Mode l MUL911'
remote. $175.obo.
cabinet. $60,obo ..
On1ko stereo. 10'0 waps per channel.
S100.obo, Pioneer 6
disc c hanger S60.obo.. speakers
548·1355
7 9 t3
Clesalfled
The auction wae straightforward.
With o suit. that could play oppOi.ite
a singleton, South's jump shift was
correct. Once North rafaed, asking
for aces led to a good slam.
'With any lead'other than a
spade, the slam would have been
excellent -an even break in one of
the minor suits, heart ace onside or
a 4.3 heart split woulcf have been
BOATS 7011 AUDI
heart but tbat was all.
Costa Mesa
Llncon Mercury
540·5830
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ter, P.O. Bo~ 4410, Chicago, ID. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
60680. '92 Geo Storm OSI
9025 BUICK
45k ml.. Blue, Auto.
A/C, Sound Sys. Btu
bk $8200. Repo sale ·
price $5340. 543·2369
LIENSALE-5/2St97
10am at 2633 W.Coast
Hwy Suite B. N,B.
'59 Crlscral1 25'
CF4tOOAS HIN#25V3.00
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ •92 Audi 10os
Teat/t11ory Leather Full
option. Moon Roof
111112194 $11,977
9o3 s HONDA . 9085
'93 Roadmaater · . Estate Wagon '89 Civic Wagon
Low mi, Leather, ABS, $3500. 4WD, AC, Dual Power Seatlf, remo11 cass.. roor
CD, Power E11erythlng. rack, PS. 559-4519.
Imm ac Con d ii Ion 1 •---,9-4__,C_l-vl_c_E __ X __
MARINE SLIPS
·Lexus· MIH lon Viejo
1 ·800·689·5398 #ENZ449 MUST SEE V-Tec: all power,
sunroof, AC. alarm.
DOCKS 7022 BMW 9030
Cos ta Mesa Llncon Mercury
540 -5830
$1 t ,800. 642·3623
16' STARCRAFT Outboard. 30 hp .. On .
Balboa lsand shore
mo·orlng. Wlll sell
boat and rent mooffng to new owner .
$2,950 67~·4152
'95 BMW 3251 1---------JA~UAR
Leasable. Leather. CADILLAC 9040liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5-speed. S29,000. '94 Jag XJS Cab
(#201:)8) 2 +2. Only 15k ThMI
Bauer Motors '76 Eldorado Conv. car is in mint condt
9105
• brakes. 741( miles. The most comprehen·
s111e and current dlrec· NEWPORT
tory of goods and .ser· BEA{:H 11lces aroundl 6169
9A7n,!l_h2•010m2 Al 1 pow er . New # 19412·.1Lexu$s3.1 ,977
Dock Lido Isla up 10 -,1...,,9...,9,...,0,.....,,,B,.,..W""W,.,.,....3,,.2=5.,..1--8 track, high end Mission Viejo
65ft sailboat. narrow c a s s . I t h r I n t . 1 ·800·669·5398 f 4-Dr, 5-spd. Bronz.e/ beam pre 'd 673·7677 Tan Leather Interior. $8000/obo. 786·9274
Cha.nces are
y~ will find
what -yot1 need -
at the price .
you want to pay
when you read
Claaslfled
dally
6 42·5678
The Big One f•1 .. ·------· Here!• I!'
SI. Andrews Church AUTOMOBILES Rummage Saret · ·
oo s uns rea
Loaded. 'ABS. Driver
Air Bag. New brakes, timing belt, battery &
_uc.e.s... ...$.8.,Sl!lO. OB.Q
633·6870 or 452·1686
'87 Cadlllac Sevllle JEEP 9110
White. leather Interior. 1 =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S2300/obo. 1•
852-1000 x4e1 .!...9.f.-iW.D _GBANJ> 444-4ose-ev.. C.HEROKEE LTD . May-l"5, 9q
May 16, 9·2
15tMrvlne 1------iiiAiiiUDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii90iii2ii5 -BU_I_C_K ___ 90_3_5 CHEVROLET 9045
'84 5000S Wagon, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Hard to find model, '70 Coupe de VIiie
good shape, auto, t owner, new eng/ !(Illy loaded, alpine. paint/top, etc. $5,700.
TRANSPORTATION
Buy It. Sell It. Find It.
Claaaltled. $3100.obo 548·1355 714·574•9135
'85 El Camino
Xlnt Condition!
Stockland Shell
$5,900 714-631-8068
'93 300CE bronze wf beige Int., 52K, ex·
tended warr, grt cond!
LINCOLN 9120 $34,500. 631·279 7 1---------
'97 Grand Marquis
ABS, Luxury, Lt GRP.
#620366 $19,997
Can't seem to
get to all those
repair jobs
'91 Llno olri around the house? Continenta l Low miles, Pwr, Wind/ •: Let the
Locks. ABS. Leathe;, Classified
Mnrf, Dual Pwr seats Service #2XAN961 $9,991 Directory
'94 Lincoln help you find
.Continental· 11 bl h 1 Low Miles. Dual Air re a e e p.
Bags, Llhr, ABS, Dual ___ 6_A_2_·5_6_7_8_-__
Pwr Seats, Fact Warr . ..-------
#3FEN813 s16,996 Hove A
•94 uncotn Mark vu Garage Sole! 16 Pre-Owned Mark
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