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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-05-19 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Big day for local CIF performers NEIGHBORS People you know maldng the news Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 .Could ee be· the charm? • Silver Charm, owned by Newport Beach couple, wins Preakness -one win away from Tuple Crown. ing forward to the third leg. We've gone over a month and are pretty drained. We are overwhelmed by it all." behind favorite Cap- tain Bodgit $100,000 OD May 3 in Ken- tucky. The Lewis's could not be reached for comment on Sun- day. ington Beach, said he didn't celebrate Saturday's victory until be saw the replay. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -After winning the 123rd Kentucky Derby by a nose in May, then winning the 122nd Preakness race by a head on Saturday - a gray colt named Silver Charm and jockey Gary Stevens are just one race away from win- Santa Ana beckons Sid to build ne\V restaurant By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot A glowing restaurant review has prompted the city of Santa Ana to send owner Sid Soffer a request to replicate .his popular Newport Beach blues steak house into that city's downtown area. The letter invites Soffer to be more familiar with the city of Santa Ana. It suggests he learn· . ---more about - F . ' . . ~ -. E. .. _. what the city has to offer such as the •Artists Vll- Jage • concept the dty helped bring about: • Soffer is a former Costa Mesa resident wbo escaped Sid Softer to Las Vegas about two years .ago to avoid a jail term. He ls also one of the city's best- known gad11ies. A $250,000 war- rant for his arrest stems from bis conviction on dty code violations at his Costa Mesa residence. Sof- fer continues to maintain he is innocent of the charges. Soffer Mid he thought the let- ter was a joke. Then he was impressed when he received a promotional package highlight· fog the city's downtown area. He complimented the city's progres- sive efforts to seek respectable businesses. "I said how much are they (the d ties of Newport Beach and Cos- ta Mesa) paying you to get me out of their hair and into Santa Ana,• Soffer said. "Careful or you will have me at your coundl meetings.• The letter points out that San- ta Ana ii a city that ts very con - ducive to business. Its down- town area, once home to several vacant historical buildings, is now busWng, filled with artists, • SEE SOFFER PAGE 4 ning the coveted Tuple Crown series this June. and Free House. But As he returned home from Baltimore, Silver Charm's train- er Bob Baffert said it was a close victory in Saturday's 1 3/16 mile race. "It's a big thrill," said Baffert from his cellular telephone shortly after arriving in the air- port on Sunday. "We are look- The three races, which cul- minate with the Belmont Stakes, form the coveted liiple Crown. It's been 19 years since a horse won all three races and only 11 have won it since Sir Barton swept in 1919. The odds that Silver Charm would win the Preakness race in Baltimore were stacked 3:1 the horse's early forward position won $488, 150 for his Newport Beach owners Bob and Bev Owner Bob Lewis Lewis in Sat- The Lewis's, who own 40 horses and have raced them for the past seven years, first entered a derby race last year with their horse Serena's Song. They were defeated in that race, but their horses have won them millions of dollars. "I wasn't sure if he won or not it was so close," said Baf- fert, adding he believes Silver Charm is up to the challenge of the final June 8 race.. •After he won the Derby we thought he bad a good chance," said Ba.ffert. "He ran real big and has run two huge races. he's going to have to run very bard ... but he's up for it.• urday's race. Silver Charm won Baffert, who lives in Hunt- MIAH fl08.UDA I DM.Y Pl.OT V..ta Curry views the art dllplay at Sanday. Orange County SJaowcue Juried Ai't Jhb1191tion. celebratlng worb which UY9 been cnNded by artists after tMy U¥e l...med tlaelr 5otll blrtllday. Never too liite to create By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COST.aArtist Jaleh Vabidi's entitled "Hands,• one of the preltigioua awards at this weekend's Orange County Showcase, but the embradng Wl1nkled. bands perhaps best uemplifled the art ahibit'• 50. pluttbeme. 1be nm-ever Orange County art exhit:Jlt, featuring artitta from 29 dtiel who aeeted works after reach- ing tba age of 50, WU attended by about t,000 people Saturday and S\mday, Mid" SaUndra Abbott. event WGi''""•· Paaw City Councilwoman Mary Hambuc:lde Mk1 the event. pr•mt- ed by tbe Calta Mela Art League and ibe Calta Me1a Senior Center, was a major coup for the dty. ·1~ e. wonderful opportunity for senior artists to be rerognbed. by the larger communtty e.nd to know that many wonderful tb1ngl can happen to people after the 50th birthday.· Amcmg the bot 1tama up for bld in Sunday nlghl'I t'81ebrtty silent auc· tion were: a grem lllk 1980s tom ·Jacket donated and llgned by Bette Mkller; a CD aU1DgrapMd by Olivia Newton John, 8lld a cookbook ligned by celatw:tty cbel Wolfgang Puck. Major support for tba 8V8l1t was donated by tbe Harry and Grace Steele Poundatlob and M It M Pro- as scbolanbipl. 1be winning entries were: pldel- slonal artist Marjorie nout for a IOlft graphic entitled •A Branch ot'tba Family 'Il'ee1" amateur artist JWnona Anderson for a collage entitled "The Garde111 • and novice A. Elaine Ben· nett for an aaytic paintinq entitled .Red Arm Blue Ann.. Alto, Secure Horizons awaided Qige Gong a special award for an aayl1c painting entitled "The IOD9 of Silk ltoed." ,. Public outcry ... .. ----' - oVer molester . quiets Sunday • But residents of Newport Crest are expected to resume their demonstrations today to evict James Lee Crummel. · By Susan Deemer, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -The streets of Mr. Crum- mel's neighbor.hood· were quiet on Sunday after- noon, save for the sound of wind chimes hanging from an upstairs window, the chatter of children from inside theii hEmes and mqvers loading _EE a truck across the stteet. · Since residents of this Newport Crest neighbor- hood learned their quiet neighbor James Lee Crum- mel, 53, was a convicted child molester and kidnap- per, the public outcry has turned to protests, cries for his eviction and a calm in the neighborhood. Madelynn Forgey, who rents the condominium to Crummel, served him a notice on Friday to-vacate ill 30 days. "We don't know anything further as to when be will be leaving," she said Sunday. • • SEE CRUMMEL PAGE 5 Grumblings increase among Rea tenants •Many say if district goes forward with plans to open site as a new school, they'll find them.selves homeless this sununer. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A wave of discontent erupting from the Rea Community Center could develop into a tsunami if some of the non-profit agendes there find themselves homeless this July. "The wave is just starting," said Mark Desmond, director of High Hopes Neurological Recovery Group, Inc., which is housed at Rea. "National orga- nizations are involved. People • SEE CENTER PAGE 5 'If I see Somebody who needs ~h.elp, I help' CLASSIFll!D ···········' ~ \ i I I \ AROUND lOWN .••••. .2 Nikko Gallardo ~· ... mommtln liierrocm. ........ ...... fti1iJIY .. pD&IJn, •Freshman Nikko Gallardo finds the time for school, home, friends and helping out others in need . ... • IDITOR'S NOll: This Is p«t of en ongoing series Introducing nine members of the Cius of 2000. The Dally Piiot Mlected tt'9Se stu- dents from a ·homeroom dats M Newport Hatbor Hlah 5dlOOt and wMI fdlow the tMnS through the wonder ~ to their gr .. tlon M the tum of the century. ly Mkheh Terwilleger, Daily Pilot Z act Gelbaum bat b1I 1kate- boirding. Cameron Siriclalt IUl'fa. Comparing berle1f with -QUI ol 2000 peen, NUW> GeJl4r. do Mid she rMDy tan't IDllo anything. But her mother ud iei9bbon c:ould .. ·---~· ·nm • wry boltnl •p111ce to bang out,• Mid 15·JMr-old NUdtO, who lives 1n a two-bed.room apartment with her mother in Wlllt Newport Beech. ·There ii nothing around heN to do. rt'• teaDy qWet. • Nikko, who depends on J:!nlic tramportetion to get around. 't do mudl traveling during the week. But the doel manage to stay bUly MJpng her mother and otben tn the apuUMnt c:ompln. ~on Mr nvtng room aNCb • MONDAY, MAY 19, 1997 neighbors EDUCATION AIJ.Uon Smtih of Corona del Mar was inducted into . Wake Porest University'• chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership honor society. Newport Beach resident Susan Katona w.u awarded the state's Out- standing Dietetic Technician Student Award for 1997. It happened a year ago · today Suaan Katona Orange Coast College machine technology students captured eight of a possible nine medals in the state preci- sion machining competition, sponsored by the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Jack Job.mon of Costa Mesa • grabbed the gold medal in the level-2 milling specialist category. Juon Humphrey of Costa . Mesa won the silver and Taku Yanagiba of Costa Mesa ~ won the bronze in the level-1 lathe specialist competition. ' CORPORATE The Board of Directors of Northern Trust Corp. named Kathy Knight man- aging director of Northern 'lhJ.st Bank's Newport Beach office. Newport Beach-based Farmers Mar- ket opened its third store in Lake Mis- sion Viejo. Motrts Advertising in Newport Beach added'lhlee neW"tme0unrcoor - nators to help service the advertising agency's expanding client base inch1d- ing ChrUttne Ebner of Costa Mesa who was an adminis- ! Costa Mesa High School graduates Nina Rennle and Laura Dlc.kenon were killed in a freak traffic accident where nitrous oxygen possibly played a role. The Hyundai driven by Ren- nie, 22, burst into flames while the pa.tr were driving south on the Santa Ana Freeway, accord- ing to California Highway Patrol offidall. nnie lost control of her car w a tank of nitrous oxide in th back seat ignited, according to dals. e two former Costa Mesa High honor students and cheer- leaders had allegedly been inhaling the laughing gas from balloons while they were dri- ving, ·a witness told authorities. Q Yes.,it was only a year ago th.at... About 400 police oUicers, family and friends gathered in the Plaza of the Flags in Santa Ana to honor Newport Beach Police Officer Bob Henry, whose name was added to the Orange County Peace Officers' Memorial, devoted to those killed in the line of duty. · Hemy, who died April 13, 1995, from a gunshot wound, was the 38th police officer, and the second Newport Beach offi- cer, to have his name placed on the bronze plaque. Q The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce selected former city. councilwoman and forme( library trust ee Lucllle Xuebn as Cit- izen of the Year for the 1995-96 year. In addition tallher service on the City LudlleKueJm Council, K u e h n served with the Orange County Grand Jury and on the advisory board of the Oasis Senior Cen- ter. She also is the founding president of the League of Women Voters of Orange Coun- ty. Q The Costa Mesa City Council d.lscussed joining 15 other Orange County cities in sup- porting the formation of a Coun- dl of Governments, or COG, which would ultimately elimi- nate the need for a county Board of Supervisors. The COG, at the very lM would give Orange Countlf a stronger voice in legislative and state funding issues, according to the League of California Cities. Q Donald Sodaro, a Newport Beach resident and Chapman University trustee, and his wife, Dee Dee, donated $1 million to the private Orange university's school of busine$S and econom- ics for a new college building. -Compiled by Marlaa Espino trator at Catellus Residential Group. around town Corona del Mar resident KaUe Ward . t was promoted to district manager at . , Merit Property Management, Inc. HOE DOWN beginning in 1970. Cost is $15. To RSVP. call 673-4050. PROTECTING ASSETS Garry Rooney was appointed divi- sional Vice President of 76 Lubricants Co. in Costa Mesa, a division of TOSCO Corporation. MILITARY Katie Ward In honor of Older Americans Month the Oasis Senior Center presents a Country Western Hoedown from noon . to 3 p.m. at 800 Marguerite Ave., Coro- Marine Lance Cpl. Robert H. Seely,. 1 na. del Mar. The event includes a bai- son of Hall and Melinda Seely of New-becue lunch and line dancing. Cost is port Beach, reported for duty with 1st Battalion, 4th i $10. Ppr more information.. call 644- Marines. 1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, Calif. t 3244. The law offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offers a free workshop on •Do I Need a Living Trust? Protecting your assets through wills and trust." at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reserva- ·tions are required at 574-0866. Air Force Airman Charles Thompson - graduated from basic milltcuy training at Lack.land Air Force Base, San Anto- nio. Texas. ! t GREAT BooKS Barnes & Noble offers a mother/daughter discussion on •Great Books for Girls~ with teacher, Caraqawn Holter, mystery maven Beth Caswell and authors Julie Mam- mano and Terry Sjoudin at 7 p.m. at 901 B South Coast Drive, Sulte 150, Costa Mesa. For more information, AmNTION -. Coastiine Counseling Center offers a w orkshop on Attention Deficit Disorder called #Medication to lteat ADD .. . Is It Necessary?• from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Cost is $20. For more information, call 476-~ Navy Chief Petty Officer John Rice, whose wile, Elizabeth. is the daughter of Janet Nowland of Newport Beach, returned from a six-month deployment to the Western Pad.fie Ocean, Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf aboard the air- craft carrier USS Kitty Hawk. Charles Thompson call 444-1653. BOOKS TO GROW ON POLITICS Gregory Roney, native of Newport Beach, joined Con- gressman Chris Cannon's Washington, D.C. office as staff assistant. Roney is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and served as the College Republican President at Orange Coast College where he founded the club in 1993. • NEIGHBORS Is news about movers and shakers In your community. To submit Information to this feature please send it the Dally Piiot. Attn: Neighbors. 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, 92627 or fax to 646-4170. llJINU NEWPORT·MESA UNIAED SCHOOL DISTRICT ELEMENTARY LUNCH MENU • Offered ewry dlly 1. Turkey ham and cheese on a 4-inch roll 2. Student mini-chef salad with lettuce, carrot sticks, cheese, sunflower nuts, graham crackers, fruit. (A gar<Mn or green salad consists of lettuce, shredded carrot. red ca~ and garden peas.) • Mondey: Flame broiled hamburger on a bun, catsup and mustard, lettuce and pickles, choice of fruit or apple cherry juice, choice of mlfk. • 1\lelday: Chicken nuggets, dipping sauce, S<hoolmade bread, own t>.ked French fries, fresh apple, choice of mllk. • Weclneld.9y: French bread plua, baby carrots, mixed fruit cup with cherries. choice of milk. • lhursdtty: Tacos with t\111\:1 flour tortlllas. taco meat. shredded cheese, lettuce and salsa. orange shape up, choice of milk. • Ft1dey. Non-student day: K-12. : i INTERNET TALK The Forensic Consultants Associa- tion of Orange County offers a semi- nar on #The Internet -A Growing Tool for Marketing and Research• at 5:30 p.m. at The Pad.fie Qub, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Cost is $30 for members and $40 for guests. For reservations, call 723-1114. NBHAOASSAH Newport Beach Had.a.ssah will hold its installation of officers at 11:30 a.m. at the Bistro 201 restaurant. 3333 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Cost of the luncheon is $18. For reseJVa- tions, call 673-1-'03. CPROASS Fitness Concepts, Inc. offers a CPR class from 6 to 10 p.m. at Hoa~ospi­ tal, 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Course fee is $25. For reserva- tions, call 631-3623. ~DAY i NETWORKING LUNCHEON ~ i The Corona del Mar Chamber of ! Commerce presents David !(unst, l the first man to walk around the 1 world, e.t the next networking lun-! cheon at 11:30 a.m . at Pive Crowns, ! 3801 B. Coast 11Ighway, Corona del : Mar. Kunst walked 14,500 miles, ! crossed four continents and 13 coun- The Newport Beach Friends of the Library offers a free lecture called •Books and More for Grand- kids to Grow On" at noon in the Friends' meeting room at the New- port Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more informa- tion, call 717-3801. HEALTH WORKSHOP Orange Coast College offers a free health workshop titled #From Health to Wealth" from 6 to 8 p .m. in the Re-Entry Center. The work- shop will show attendees how to achieve health in a holistic fashion, physically, mentally and emotional- ly. For more information, call 432- ~ 162. FINANOAL SEMINAR . Barnes & Noble Metro Pointe offers a financial seminar on annu- ities which combine the benefits of owning mutual funds with the abili- ty to defer taxes from 7 to 8 p .m. at 901B South Coast Drive, #150, Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call 444-0226. ORCHID SOCIETY ---------------------' ! tries dwtng his four-year excursion The Newport Harbor Orchid Society presents its 12th annual Orchid Growers Thank-You Night · from 7 to 10:30 p.m. at the Neigh- borhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call 968-8432. VOL 11, NO. 10I TMOMAS H. IOllllC*, flUblWw -.uw UJmlLL. .... 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"" ..•••••.••. .J.t Semndlow 2:CIO p.m ............ .1.2 . . r----~-------------------------------------~---------------, I engagement . ! . : GAERTNER-SUHR Laurence and Carol Ann Gaert- ner of Costa Mesa have announced ·the engagement of their daughter, U.sa Anne, to Kurt Allan Suhr, son of Julie and Ami Sunr_of Co-5ia Mesa. They will be married Aug. 3 at the Ritz-Carlton in Laguna Niguel. The bride-elect is a graduate of Costa Mesa High School and Cal State Long Beach. Her fiance grad- uated from Costa Mesa High School and UCI. I • I L-----------------------------------------------------------~ FREE SEMINAR The Multistate Tax Group of Deloitte & Touche LLP, presents a free seminar offering advice to com- panies with significant multistate activity on complying With increased audit enforcement efforts by the states reg~ding escheats from 8 to 10 a.m. at Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. To register, call 436-7692. WEDNESDAY MEMORY LOSS The Inside Edge offers a seminar called •stop Memory Loss: How to Fight Forgetfulness over 40" from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restau- rant, 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa . First-time guests pay $20 and oth- ers pay $35. For reservations, call 460-4242. SEA EXPLORER Sea Explorer Ship -Del Mar 711 of Orange County will meet at 1 p.m. at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast ~ghway, Newport Beach. The group is looking for 13-to 18- year-old boys who are interested in being a part of the best sea explorer ships in Orange County. A well- rounded maritime experience pro- gram that encompasses sailing, sea- manship', piloting, navigation anti cruising will be offered. For mote information, call 642-8503. ' 'ANNIE' Paularino School presents the sixth grade musical 11 Annie• at ~1 p.m. at 1060 Paularino St., Costa Mesa. Cost is $3. Call 556-}482 KICk-OFF MEmNG The first meeting of Orange Coast College's Friends and Patrons of the Robert B. Moore Theatre will be held at 5:30 p .m. in OCC's Captain's Ta~Je Restaurant. Intended to promote the performing arts program at the col- lege, the grass roots group will be instrumental in shaping future plans for the theater. For reservations, call 432-5091, ext. 26274. . • Send your AROUND TOWN Items to: The Dally Piiot, Around Town, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627; fax 646-4170 or call~ 1224. ext. 333. .• ..,.n.rea • ......,. .. Paaot. •BBQ. ....... , .... ...,.& -. • 9priMleir s,._ • ,._• IJlllU.C ·~Sp-te ... . . Newport BeachJcosta Mesa Daily Pilot .' ,. THE ON.LY WAY TO FLY steve lacy Y OU can reach nearly 30 U.S. cities directly from John Wayne Airport. And its web site can ease the trek from home to the runway and back. Welcome to: For one thing, it speeds get- ting flight arrival and departure ti.mes. Select li'aveler's Infor- mation from the home page and click Air Carriers. You'll get a list of the 800 numbers for John Wayne Airport, Orange County, California http //w\VW O(c11 r corn/ all the airlines serving the air- port. Choosing the destinations heading generates a complete list of J.be..d.tie.s those airlines serve with more than 100 daily, direct, non-stop departures. They're as close as Burbank and as distant as D.C. John Wayne Airport (SNA), owned and operated by the County of Ora!lge, is the only commercial airport and is one of two general ayiation airp orts in the county. Eleven commercial and four commuter airlines serve more than seven milhon passengers annually: In.addition, two fi.ill service fixed b~se op~ators and !l1ore than 700-geDtral aviati~aft~e based at the airport. · Ground transportation's bro- ken down into two categories -buses, shuttles, taxis and rental cars -with phone num- bers for all on the list. However, car-bound locals will find the links to parking and airport maps particularly handy. Together, they lay out where and how to .leave vehi- des and what it'll cost. Notice the parking link also includes a number for checking space availability in the lots. For a link that's always use- ful, regardless of air travel plans, return to the home page and click Southern California li'affic. It hunishes continuous real-ti.file freeway information 24 hours a day. If, for example, LUNCH BRUNCH B A~QUETS Ample Free Parking At Newport Beach Nautical Museum 151 £COAST HWY (AT BACK BAY.BRIOOE) 714.673.3425 Join Us For . ,. Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch • Catering ,Available "/ ' For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 251 Shipyard Wa.y • Newport Beech you go to the ta~les of current speeds by freeway and s~lect the San Diego FrE!'eway, you can see the exact speed of traf- fic at specific points along the route. Plus, it distinguishes between southbound and n9rthbound lanes. Current freeway speeds are updated abo\it once a minute. T'O make sure of get- •• • ting absolutely the latest data, you need to click your browser's Mreload~ button on · each visit. • STEVE LACY'S column appears every Monday. If you have a Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar or Newport Beach web site, e-mail the URL (address) of your Home Page to dpi- lot20earthlin~.net. In the subject line, type the word login. Featuring a SENSATIONAL 3-course dinner Served 4:30 p.m. -6:00 p.m. ~-0-'1<anle Gltammm ~ina Monday -Friday $1-0.90-$13.90 1. SERVING LUNCH & DINNER HAPPY HOUR • LIVE MUSIC FOR REsERVATIONS PLEASE CALL 673-9500 251 Eut Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach 11inidly, May 22 Pree Stroke Screening FftdlJI Mir 30 Market Broiler Wtdftll--28 Mimi's Caf~ 20111 Brookhurst No~ Drua Store 1835 Newport Blvd. Hunttneton Beach 1170 Baker (at Fairview) • C>sta Mesa Calta M"' . 2:30 pm ' 10:00 am .. 1:00 pm 10:00 am ~--~,zr.;:....,~±ii;~..i;R::a:;;.,~~ MONDAY, MAY 19, 1997 briefly in the news Salvation Army honors Pastor Beshore The Salvation Anny honored Kenton Beshore, senior pastor at Mariner's South Coast Church in Newport Beach, last week at an awards banquet commending Orange County ·residents and organizations for their service to the conununity. · Beshore was given the Others' Award, the highest honor the nonprofit organization bestows on an individual. He was com- mended for 1Uiding the recent merging of two of the county's largest churches -Mariner's Church and South Coast Commu- nity Church. Aquatics boosters sell tiles for fund-raiser hand paint them with their own design. The tile painting sessions will take place at the school May 31 and June 14 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds from the tile program will go toward new equipment such as new water polo balls, a scoJeboard table and goals and goal backings. Reserve tiles by s~nding a check to Newport Harbor Aquat- ics, P.O. Box 15644, Newport Beach, 92663. Applications taken for Sea Explorer program. • Sea Explorer Ship -Del Mar ' 711 of Orange County -is look- ing for 13-to 18-year-old boys who are interested in being a part of the Sea Explorer program in A group of Newport Harbor Orange County. ,,. High St hool aquatics boosters A well-rounded m<Uitime want to install a hand-painted tile experience program that encom- wall near the inside eatrance to I passes sailing, seamanship, pilot- the school's pool as part of a fund-ing, navigation and cruising will raising and beautification project be offered. for the aquatics teams. The group meets every The boosters are encoura'ging Wednesday at 7 p .m. at the Sea athletes and their supporte rs from I Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast past and present to purchase 1-Highway .. Newport Beach. For square-foot, $150 tiles and then I information, call 642-8503. MICHAEL V. 'ELAMM~o. COSMETIC SURGERY ------------ • MONDAY, MAY 19, 1997 Allton Arnold, 15 ... Dover Shores ... Loves swimming and horse- back riding ... Listens to rap ... Subscribes to "Seventeen" Hopes to attend UCSB and become an elementary school teacher. Cameron Slnclalr, 15 ... Balboa Peninsu- la ... Enjoys s~rfing, snowboarding and fishing ... Listens to ska and punk music ... Hopes to attend Chico State, UCLA or UCSB and become a lawyer. • Kristin s~ 15 ... Lido Isle ... Loves dancing, singing, modeling and acting ... Member of the freshman cheer squad and student congress ... Choreo- graphed dances for elementary school music.al production ... Hopes to attend Stanford University and become a lawyer. Matt Glover, 15 ... Newport Heights ... Plays on the soccer and baseball teams ... Likes the desert, thl? surf and dirt bikes ... Likes "Cheech and Chong" ... Hopes to attend a UC school and become an· archi- tect. Dlanli Glrglt,, 14 ... Costa Mesa ... Likes playing sports, espe- cially basketball and volleyball. ... Enjoys math class and wood shop. . .. Hopes to attend UCLA and become a pedlatri- Miian Rol•Mt. 15 . .. Lido Isle . .. Enjoy,s fishing and playing water polo ... Plays on NHHS's water polo team and Is a mem- ber of the school's model UN group and speech and debate team .. . Hopes to attend the Coast Guard Academy and become a marine biologist or business- man. Sean .,,.._, 15 ... East Side Costa Mesa ... Loves to draw, especially cartoons ... Once won the Dally Pilot's Design-An-Ad contest ... Plays base- ball ... Hopes to attend UCSB and become a commercial artist or businessman. NUdco Gallardo. 15 ... Costa Mesa ... Enjovs shopping, dandng and listening to hip hop and rhythm and blues music ... an only child .... Hopes to attend Howard University and become an envi- ronmental lawyer. Zeck Ge...,_, 14 ... Westcllff ... Enjoys martial arts, wrest11ng and skate- boarding · ... Su~ scribes to .,Backpack- er., magazine Hopes to own a mar- tial arts studio While attending UCI or UCLA and become a lawyer. . cian. FRESHMAN asked if she would walk her dog. Nikko agreed and until Betty's death in February, she helped her clean, water her plants and care for her dog. her telemarket- ing job. She cleans up again after her mother finishes dinner. ~ because she is ~The Freshma~ Year within two 5 ·(LASS OF 2000 :i~te 0~~.4~~ lot when I was little,• she said. The last correspondence she had with him was a card for her seventh birthday. finances, Nikko tries to keep in mind that she is not the only one affected. -CONTINUED FROM 1 watching music videos, Nikko talked about how she helps her pregnant neighbof downstairs, whose firefighter husband is often away at work. While cleaning and babysitting jobs have put some money in her pocket, Nikko gets something else from her service. #She cooks § Newport H~­ bor, she said. "I don't really wish to see him anymore,• she said. Nikko tries to stash away some of the cash she earns before it turns into a new outfit or pair of shoes from Niketown. "f clean for her sometimes and go out with her shopping because sometimes she gets dizzy," she said. Nikko started her care-giving in fourth grade whe~.lllet. an elderly woman named Betty in a nearby apartment building who RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY wa.. ,_ °"" C.v.s .... 1922 HillOl llYD~ COSTA MISA -5* 11 S6 Phone calls and letters written on your behalf. Document~ reviewed for free. Rc1ain an atlorney for lhe c:nlire year fo,r only SW. United Legal Providers 1·888-488-LAW 1 "It make~ me feel good," she said. "If I see somebody who needs help, I help. I don't like to see people struggling'like that.· Nikko's personal accountabili- ty also shows up in her hQusehold where she heats up her:own din- ner and cleanS up after herself before her mother gets home from and I clean," Nikko said, explain- ing that her mother cooks several big meals on Sunday that can be re-heated during the week. After cleaning, she spends the rest of the night studying, talking on the phone and ironing before turning in at 10 p.m. Her day starts early beqmse .she bas to catch the public bus ot 6:45 a'Dr.--~ A school bus used tb pick her up, but that changed this year COLLEGE PHARMACY •• • SINCE 1982 "OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLY SERVICE." HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER WE SPECIALIZ:E IN UNIQUE & HARD TO FIND ITEMS. =· ORTHOPEDIC SUPPLIES. fllt••CIUl'TION D•LtV•llY ••11v1c• AVAILA8L• 546-3288 440 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA MESA COllN&lt 0,. HA118011 Bl.VO. ' • •• Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. Call Today for Your 99~ Cable 1V Connection! 1·111·C~MCAST (1·111·1"·1171). • • •Save an extra $10.00 off your first mpnth of service with any HBO or Cinemax Starpackf Nikko spends her weekends shopping with her mother and friends. Occasionally, she visits with her cousins in downtown ,Los Angeles, where she was born. She also has an adopted family -her best friend's mom in Pomona whom she calls auntie. Just living with her mother has helped them form a closer rela- tionship. "We .talk about anything in the world,• she said. "My mom is like my friend and my mom. "We have our arguments ... but we let them pass," Nikko said. •An argument is an argu- ment, but my mom will be tller forever.· This summer, Nikko hopes to get a job to pay for: private dri- ving lessons. A student of New- port Harbor's Magellan Program, she says, does not allow time in her schedule for driving classes at school. Nikko hasn't seen her father "Since she-was a toddler liVing in Los Angeles. #My dad used to be around a And when it comes to "I don't really, want Diy mom to pay foi-.(lessons), • Nikko .:SJlid.· '"She has other things to worry about." SOFFER volunteer directory CONTINUED FROM 1 • The VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs perlodically in the Daily Pilot. If you'd like information on getting your organi- zation ~isted, call 642-4~1 . ext. 331. ~ SAVE OUR YOUTH . galleries, restaurant~ and cafes. Soffer said he's not inter- ested because there are a lot of unsolved issues he is deal- ing with, said Susan Helper, a project manager for the city of Santa Ana. "We didn't know anything about his history,• ·said Helper, adding she was shocked at what he told her. No matter what ~·re domg, your hometown newspaper FITS IN ••• Dmy Pilot PROJECT CUDDLE Project Cuddle, a non-profit organiza- tion, serves the needs of abused, aban· doned and drug exposed children. In addition to office help and once-a· montn, 12-hour hotline shifts, volun- teers are needed for an auxiliary group, fund-raisin9 committees and to help dis- tribute stickers to help stop babies being abandonedlndumpsten. cau 432·9681 for information. REACH OUT FOR SENIORS: Provide companionship and friendship to isolated seniors in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. 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Wednesday, May 21 • The Sutton Place Hotel, Ne rt Beach 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. , ('The ldledule endlna tlmet • tpproJ.imetc -anawtta to ~e qucstiona may e~tend tht ~) • J / .. Newpon ~Mesa Daily Piloc GENTER r-------------------------, TENANTS AT REA CENTER -CONTINUED FROM 1 Center for Creative Altematives Costa Mea Head Start are upset. Families are just starting to find out This is just the begin- ning of what ls really a shabby deal.· Costa Mesai Gvk Playhouse Harbor Area Adult Day care Center/South Coast Institute for Applied Gerontology Representatives of the New- •. port-Mesa Unified School District, : which owns the Rea Community ·eenter. told about a dozen non- : , profit organizations recently they . could expect to lease space there through June 30, 1998. ·. But news of Gov. Pete Wl.lson's proposal to give more money to Callf omia school distrlcts for class· size reduction has turned the tide against that deal. The district now needs to find the space to expand Harbor Area Boys and Girts Oub • Newport-Mesa Unified School District Healthy Start Program • High Hopes Neurological Recov· ery Group, Inc., , Save Our Youth (SOY) • Someone cares Soup Kitchen ** Vantage Foundation Women Helping Women • Wiii remain at Rea fof at lust Ii year • • In the process of moYing to a new facility • the state's class-size reduction pro- gram to include third1Jfade stu- dents in the 1997-98 sChool year. Now most of those agencies - except Save Our Youth, the Boys and Girls Club and the Head Start program -could be forced to vacate by July 18. A formal deci- sion is expected at Tuesday's school board meeting, but it could be made as late as May 27. bal agreement to draw up a lease agreement with tenants was approved by the school board on Jan. 14. .. • • •,' .. , . #There's no way we can move out in such a short time," Desmond said. #Why should all these people be discarded at this point and time. Why didn't they · (the district) plan ahead to make those decisions well in advance?" · Carolyn Stocker, the district's executive director of business ser- vices and auxiliary operations, said the city's leasing responsibill· ties at Rea ended last July. So on -April 21, Stocke1-met witft.those-at ""Rea tp discuss how the distpct planned to take over those respon- sibilities. Previously, however, ver- Beautiful Hair! Perm & Cut $50 Reg. $75 Weave &: Cut $50 Reg. $85 Men's Cut $15 Reg. $20 • wrth this Id·~ H.l!r Utn ·~Climb~• Sciinls Not too~ • We uc oaly profwlooal produdJ: Coldwell • 'Redken • Paul MitcheU • Nmus • Stba.\tian • Framesi Offer Expim 05f.U,AJ7 • Bring thn ad •Tue school district and the board of education indicated if (state) funding was sufficient there was an intend to expand (the dis· trict's facilities),• she said. Stocker said the plan is to reopen 27 classrooms at Rea by Septeml>E:r. ·The estimated $1.8 million rehabilitation would involve improving lighting, replac- ing carpets, painting, asphalt repairs and other rehabilitation. Board member Judith Franco said it's a hard decision to make, especially when the qeeds of school children are pitted against the needs of the disabled cared for in such prograJJlS as Head Start. $29500 complete Call ToU Free 888-271-4567 Don't Delay, Avoid Probate! David Pawlowslci Attorney at Law HAIRSPRAY 540-1877 ftlE sA1A1N I Open 7 days I • 2981 Bristol St. #B3 Costa Mesa Baker/Bristol Greater Newport.Physician's~ A Medical Group at Hoag Hospital is one.of this area's leading medical grbups with a tradition of excellence that is a matter of public record. We're proud that Greater Newport Physician's and many of its fine physicians are working with Aetna Senior Choice to provide the finest health care possible. 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Her program is one of several who said last week the dis- trict's verbal aweement temporar- ily put an end to their search for a new facility. "I think it's ieally unethical how we were strung along and dropped. There are people with developmental disabilities, the frail elderly, people with brain injuries. What they (the district) are saying is these people don't count.• BRIAN P08UDA I DAlY PILOT Protest signs were prepared for last week's dty hall meeting. The protest ls expected to continue today. OUT OF RECIRCULATION The exhau!>t·gas·rccirculation (EGR) sy~tem, a) us name clearly 1mpl1cs. rec1rculatci. e~haust gas back through the intake manifold into the'engmc. There. 11 acts as a cooling agent to lower combustion temperature:. All thi!. is done with the mtcnuon of preventing oxide of nitrogen. which arc pollutants, from forming m the engine and being expelled threugh the tailpipe into the atmoc;phere One indication that a car owner ha_, that the EGR system " malfuncuonmg 1s that it will give ri se to detonlluon (also known ru. i.parJ.. knock and ping). particularly when the engine is cold. Other l>ymptomi. of a malfunctioning EGR are hesitation ur i.talling on accelera- tion and :.tailing on deceleration and during quick i.topll. Virginia Hill, senior area coordi- nator for the district's Head Start program held at the center, said you have to do your planning ahead of time. Head Start is one of the programs that will not have to move for at least another year. ult's nof a big surprise to me," Hill said. #It was something that had been talked about. I assume that people would be working on it. 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Newport Beach Thursday, May 22 2:30pm Mimi's Cafe • 1835 Newport Beach eo.ta'Meu Thursday, May 29 9:30am Mimi's Cefe ' 1835 Newport Beach CoetaMeae QUOTE OF THE DAY 7t'I tNt """point o/'"11 ooadring (X1,1#f" .... -NEWPORT llARBOll mACK COAQ/ HRIC TWHfT • Clark Kent ·doesn't have· an .......... ..... g-on Mesa girls • From swimsuit to prom Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool. ~IF SWIMMI N G place finish in the consolation final of the Lund also notched ·a 2S.89 in the 50 200 freestyle, good for 13th overall. Her free for 12th place overall. Her time was time was 2:00.09, about two·tenths of a about two-tenths better than her qu&lify· second ~tter than her preliminary quali-ing time. t dress (but no phone booth). The only four Costa Mesa representa- tives from both the girls and boys teams, the quartet would seem to bave had a lot of pressure riding on their shoulders. But the real adversity was in racing the clock -the real clock, not the pool timer. ~lmge Coast College swimming sen.sa· tion James Comfort. While their dresses waited hanging iii Lund'$ car, Lund and Smith teamed with Allison Alastuey and Stephanie Lombar- do in the two relays, both which qualified for the consolation.finals. tying time. · Whitmore said that the rush to g-et to "I swam pretty well tonight. I'm hap-prom was not a distraction, despite the By Molly Yanity, Dally Pilot py," she said. presence of dates, the changing of plans BEL.MONT SHORE -There was an urgency about the Costa Mesa High girls sWi.m contingency at Saturday evening's CIF Southern Section Division II Finals. "I just keep looking at the time going, 'Nol Nol Nol '" senior Colleen Lund said, Alastuey, who also took 11th overall in _and the tick of the clock each minute the 500 free with tr 5:19.45, was not going after 8 p.m. The foursome, whlch individually qualified for' six ev~nts, wasn't in a hurry to get in the water. The girl.$ weren't rushed to race, either. . Hall of them were in a hurry to get out of their swimsuits and into their prom dresses. Lund, the only Mustang to qualify for a championship final (the 100-yard back- stroke), compet~a in her fourth and final CIF championship. For the swimming event, she was dressed in a black swim- suit, her black Costa Mesa swim cap, and had lovely, manicured red fingernails and toenails. In the medley relay, which kicked off the evening's competition, Lund's 50- ya.rd backstroke leg put the Mustangs in second place. The squad slipped a little bit, but when the times went up on the board, the Mustangs had apparently grabbed fourth place, which would have been 12th in the Southern Section. But, instead of a "4" in the "place" category, a "d" appeared. The Mustangs had been disqualified because a swimmer had left the 'block too early. to the prom. "The results would have been pretty "I have an excuse; I swam at CIFI" she much the· same (any other night)," Whit- said. more said. "I think they're doing well. Lund, who won the Pacific Coast They were all tapered to swim their best League title in the 100 back, linisbed times last week and they're still at that · sixth in that event. Even though that · pace or just a little bit slower." event did not take place until 9:30 p .m. -It turned out that the Mustangs weren't an hour and a hall after prom began -the only ones busting to get out o( the Lund sp,ed through that event in 1:02.4;J, pool. There were a few guys who w~n't even though Lombardo, a freshman who with the Costa Mesa <:7owd walkin.g also swims the backstroke, volunteered around in tuxedos. Outside of Olympic to take her spot so she could get ready for Pool a couple limousines lined the "I think all of them are just looking for- ward Lo getting out of here and getting to prom." Mustangs' Coach Crystal Whit- more said before the championships at Senior Jamie Smith, who participated in the 200 medley relay and the 200 freestyle relay, has also been to the finals and was the other Mustang in a rush to get to the dance with her boyfriend, Alastuey, a junior, turned in a fifth-the dance. curb.Comfort was driving bis dad's car. high school boys and girls track and field CLAYTON-TOPS LOCAL QUALIFIERS FOR FINALS . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . • Newpor:t senior advance$ in three events at Divisiofl II track prelims; Chuck Loo's PR in triple jump is also noteworthy at Trabuco Hills High. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot . MISSION VIEJO -Newport Harbor I hgh senior M.E. Clayton surprised few when she qualliie d for the CIF Division 0 Finals in three events Saturday at the divi-- sion's track and field preliminaries al Tra- buco Hills High. "Like the professional she is," said Newport jumps and hurdles co&ch Nowell Kay. Newport junior Chuck Loo, however, was pleasantly stunned when his initial triple jump attempt demolished his previ- ous best by more than two feel and landed him in Saturday's division finals al Cei-rltos College. "I was disappointed about not qualify- ing in the ( 110-meter high) hurdles and the high jump. but I just tried to relax going into the triple jump." said Loo, one of 11 Back Bay athletes who earned berths in the finals, including six locals advancing in nine individual events. "I told myself I had three jumps and I really wanted to let loose. But when I popped that first one 44 feet (44-61/4 to be exact, the third-best mark of the day), it even surprised me. I usually cut my middle phase short, but I really got good extension on that one. That jump really let me know I could do it. I felt like I could, but now I know. U 1 can go 45 feet next week, that should move me on (to the CIF Masters Meet, comprised of top qualifiers from all Southern Section divisions)." The top nine in each event advanced from Saturday's prelims, with heat winners in the running events earning automatic berths. Clayton qualified second in the long jump (17-4) and triple jump (35-61/2), and posted the fifth-fastest clocking in the 100 hurdles (15.89). Other locals moving on included Coro- na del Mar freshman Liz Morse (third in the 800), Newport senior Sylvia Madueno (eighth in the shot put and discus), Harbor freshman April Ross (high jump), and Sailor sophomore Alida McFall (fifth in the 3,200). In addition, Harbor relay teams advanced in the girls 400 (Cary Morrell, Autumn Puro, Katie Kent and Leah Zaby qualified seventh) and 1,600 (Zaby, Kent, Sara McMillen e.nd Puro qualifed fourth), the latter coming within a half-second of breaking the school record. · Clayton, who finished second ln the triple jump and seventh 1Jf the long jump at the DiVislon ll Pmall last spring, posted markl very simJ.lar last Wt!ek's Sea View League Finals, where she captured long jump gold, silver in the hurdles and bronze ln the triple jump. "She's very consjstent right now, which leads me to believe she's ready to bust out, especially in the triple jump,~ said Kay, who noted Clayton Will indeed compete 1n all three events next week. Clayton's long jump Saturday was best· ed only by heralded Mission Viejo High junior Ashley Bethel (1'1·10). She was eclipsed in the triple jump only by Alexis Hill of Pomona (35-11). Clayton wa1 second in her hurdles heat, as San Clemente tenior Alex McCarten pulled away over tbe final barrier for the narrow victory. _ • • Mone. whom CdM COd~ Bill Sumner l!!""l~--~~---·-. Tars throwers are ·j tardy, pay a hUge ! p ri ce at CIF prelims · . . .-. . • Discu~ standouts Reese, Hogan and Clarke arrive late because of confusion over prelims schedule; and are eliminated from Finals. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot MISSION VIEJO -Corona del , : Mar High s.enior Tyler Beardslee fell : victim to a hip-flexor injury and : Newport Harbor high jumper Katie Bourgeois lost out in a jump off. · But the unsettling misfortune that eliminated Harbor discus throwers Shane Reese, Pete Hogan and Eddie Clarke Saturday at the CIF Southern Section Division II Preliminaries at Trabuco Hills High, won't soon be forgotten by the ath- letes or their coaches. "It's the low point of my coach- ing career," said veteran Newport Athletic Director and girls track and field coach Eric 1\veit, who took full responsibility for a lapse in conununication, which led to the Sea View League's top three discus throwers arriving just as the boys discus competition was coming to a close. ! · Reese, a senior, and juniors Hogan and Clarke, who finished 1- 2-3, respectively, at last week's Sea View League Finals, arrived around 2:15 p.m., in time, they beli~ved, to make the discus competition they thought would begin at 2:30. STARR CARROLL/ DAILY PILOT M.E. Clayton sklms the 100-meter hurdles at Saturday's CIP Division II Track and Field Prellms at Trabuco Hills Hlgh. She earned three berths ln the Finals. The boys discus, however, was among the field events whlch began at noon. 11 Hogan and Clarke missed their (next-to-last) flight altogether. said needs only more experience to join the section's elite, led virtually wire-to- wire in her 800 heat, cruising home in ~ time of 2: 18: 19. It was just off her personal. record of 2:16.55, established in winning the Sea View crown May 9. "I~ld her she shouldn't need a PR to win the heat and she ran comfortably," Sumner said. "I asked ber afterward U she thought the raoe was hard, medium or easy. She said medium. "ACtually, I think it was ·a little hard for her to hold back. I think lt will take a 2:13 to win next week and she's capable of that." ' McFall overcame a disastrous 1,600, in which she faded badly on the final two laps to drop out of qualifying range, to gar- ner the fifth-fastest 3,200 (11:29.65), despite still noticeably laboring (she ran more than 21 seconds faster to wtn league last wee~). "I don't know what wos wrong, but l jUJt felt smudgy, like I couldn't breath," said tbe reigning Division D 3,200 silver medalilt. "l was about to cry (ln the 3,2QO), but I hoard my coach tertc 'l'Weit) yelling~ '° l just pJcked lt up at ·fhe end." "!Welt said be believes McFall will . • Reese, a two-time league cham- rebound. • pion who finished fourth ln the dis- " She had a bad day, but at least she ! cus at last year's Division ll Finals, get's a week to recover," 1\veit explained. : arrived just in time to make the final "I think she'll be OK for finals." ! round of the last flight, but fouled The Tars' 1,600 relay quartet clocked a : on his only attempt. 4:00.49, just off the school record of 4:00 set ! "I scrambled to put my (th_row· in the 19?0s, according to 1\veit. : ing) shoes on and I ran into the "That school record is our goal." said ! ring," Reese said. "I was out of Puro, who expected to advance in the : breath and I hadn't warmed up at 1,600, but was pleasantly swprised by the : all. My heart was racing and I 'nlrs' showing in the 400 relay. Newport's : fouled. The throw was around 160 49.25 clocking in that event w45 nearly a ! feet, which would have qua.lified half·second faster than its second·place : easily.• effort at league finals. ! A subsequent appeal to meet "Our handoffs worked perfectly ul the ! officials was denied, ending the dis-400 and handoffs matter at this point in the : cus season for the three standouts. season," said Puro, who teamed with : Reese subsequently failed to qualify McMAllen, Kent and Amanda Kent Jast ! ln the shot put with a mark of spring to finish fourth in the Division U : 49-111/4, t ,600 relay. · ! •tt was confusing ftlld tt could ~ Madueno followed up league titles \n :, have been communicate<l much both her even ti wttb solid marks, including ! ~ better," said a disheartened 1\velt, a PR ln. the sbof (36--101/4 ). She went : who conceded the error left him 119·2 ln the dilcul, after uncorking a PR of ! wtth •an empty feeling.• 13().0 to win league. ! A band·wtitten horizontal line Ross cleared 5·2 without a miss to move : and notation ~t to delineate on. as tielQ.e¥ent competitors continue • eventl scheduled to start at noon only until they've eliminated· those beyond : those begirt.ning at 2:30 p.m. tbe top nine. : a typed meet schedule printout . " ·' . distributed by 1\veit to throwing { coach Tony Manctiso, apparently created the confusion. Tpe notation, written to the.right of the line, was meant to indicate events below the line began at 2:30. It was, however, mistakenly inter- preted as the starting time for the boys discus, which was the final event that appeared above the line. "The bottom line is~ the coaches screwed up and it's my respoi;l.Sibili- ty," 1\veit said. "There's nothing I can say to the kids to make · them feel any better and that's very hard. Coaches will coach again, but the kids .. . Pete and Eddie are juniors, so at least they'll have one more chance. But Shane is fl senior, so this was it. I feel very, very badly for him.. , Reese, who said he was merely following his coaches' instructions, was understandably upset. "We thought we were getting here in plenty of time," Reese said after completing the shot put. "I was pretty upset. I still am. I've been hitting . 1 ?0-17,5 feet consis- tently all week in practice and 54 and 55 feet in the shot. I'm the type of guy who has to relax to do well (in the shot), but I was too upset. This was it · for me. I'm a senior. This was my last hlgh school meet ever." Saturday also proved the end of a distinguished four-year running career for Beardslee, who tried in vain to overcome the shooting pain in his left hip. He ran five seconds slower in the 1,600 meters (4:31.84) th.an he did at league finals and his 2:04.86 clocking in the 800.was six seconds off his league finals pace. He limped off the track after finish- ing the 800. "I felt it a little after Wednesday's practice, but it really started bother- ing me today," said Beardslee, bound for use. where he plans to walk on in cross country and track. "I'm pretty happy with my (high · school) career." · - Bourgeois, a junior, cleared 5-2 · in the high jump to become one of two survivors 1n a four-athlete jump • off. But she couldn't answer her lone remaining rival's clearance at 5-3. CdM senior Matt Hoyt (51.35 in the .(00), Newport senior Autumn Puro (59.98 in the 400), Newport .. sophomore Steve JellS'en (2:00.1? in .. the 800), and the Harbor 1,600 boys relay quartet of Jason Aston, Jensen, Chuck Loo and Terence Felix (3:29.04) alao aaw their season end.. Loo, who quoltfled in the triple jump, did no\ advance in the 110· meter high hurdles (15.35) 01 the high jump (6--2). Newport sophomore Alida McFall, who odvanced ln the 3,200, WH ellmineted in the 1,600 (5:29.76). .. DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY STAM CAMOU AKJ DON LEACH Conma del Mar High .. Uz Mone (left) starts to take the 1Mcl In tbe final lap of.._ 800-meter beat en route to victory at Saturday afternoon's CIP Dlwllloa D tnck and Fleld Prelims, and Newport Harbor's Autumn Puro tdgldt. tldnl ID her beat of the 400, WU OD two S.Uon' relays teams (the 4 x t• and 4.s 400, wbldl qua#ifted for the CIP Flnals. Above, Newport Haallion AprU Roa, 1een negotiating the high Jump In.an earlier meet, Is allo • CIF tnck md field finalist at·cemtos College coming up Saturday. ---..... _., .. ,, ... _.... - MONDAY, MAY 19, 1997 high school football FROM NO-NAMES Tars~ ~a11tp · TO NEAR=MISSES ' Brenner to . . ~Newport Harbor comes up with highly-decorated hvine High coach to take over the offensive line <!Iuties as spring foptball practice begiils today. Sy Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot I '. Coming off a season in which r,.iewport-Mesa District prep football teams won two games for every loss ~0-15 as a foursome), Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and Estancia play- ~rs and coaches kick off the annual spring practice ritual today. : Newport Harbor, the most success- (ul of the area squads last fall, having advanced to its third CIF Southern Section title game in five seasons, is set to begin May 27. : Newport Coach Jeff Brinkley, as well as Costa Mesa head man Jerry Howell, will condense their workouts over three weeks, while Estancia Coach John Llebengood and Corona del Mar Coach Dick Freeman plan to spread their practice sessions over tour weeks. : Freeman enters his second full sea- ~on at the Sea Kings' helm, coming off a 5-5 campaign. He'll put bis players through the paces Monday, Tuesday . (:Grona del Mar NON11-.• l'rimy, 5ept. 12 • Mllltna (home, at Newport), 7:30 Friday, Sept. 19 • CosU ~(home, at OCQ, 7:30 ~rlday, Sept. 26 • Cllnyon (at El Modena), 7 and·Thursday for an estimated 2112 - hours per day, with additional daily weig~tlifting and conditioning on nonpractice days also scheduled. Howell, entering his third season .after a 6-5 campaign that included a trip to the CIF Division VIlI Playoffs, said he'll go MoJ'\day-Thursday eacb week -with Memorial Day off -with workouts sch~uled ·for 2112 houis each. Llebengood, who, like Brinkley, enters bis 12th season leading his program, said be plans to go Monday- Tbursday -barring Memorial Day - spending about two hours on the field each day and another hour in the weight room. The Eagles were 7-3 last fall, but did not make the playoffs. Brinkley's charges, 12-2 a year ago, will complete their familiar rou- tine, which includes lifting, from 2-6 p.m. each weekday from May 27- June 13. No area program currently plans to hold a traditional spring game, but Brinkley did not rule out such a con- test. Howell said he will reprise last years father-son flag football scrim- mage on June 5, with a barbecue to follow, while Freeman noted a seven- on-seven skeleton drill will take place before any spectators who wish to attend at the conclusion of spring drills. While Newport and CdM will once agAin implement familiar schemes on both sides of the ball, Costa Mesa plans to shift 'from a double-wing offense to a more diversified Wing-T. Estancia also plans to add an I for- mation to the double wing it employed last tall, with diversity" in mind. ~ The Eagles, unaer the guida:n-ceor former Newport assistant Bucko Shaw and Kent Paul as co-coordina- tors on delense, also plan to move away from their four-four scheme to feature more five-man fronts. . Shaw, whom Llebengood wel- comed on as a consultant for the final two games last season, is one of the noteworthy additions to local staffs. While Brinkley is still working toward finalizing the arrival of a new defensive coordinator to replace Tony Ciarelli (now head coach at Hunting- ton Beach), he apnounced the hiring of longtime ~e High assistant Zaverio Brenner to instruct bis offen- sive line. Brinkley said his new defensive coach could be on board some time ' early during spring drills. All four coaches said the chance to evaluate personnel, teach fundamen- tals, implement offensive and defen- sive schemes, and build team unity are all valuable byproducts of spring sessions. Estancia .._._. Friday, Oct. 3 • SaddWNldl (at OCQ, 7:30 Friday, Oct. 10 ·Orange Luthenn (at Cll State Fullerton), 7:30 $4IA v-ltAoul ~. Sept. 11 • c.ntwy (home, at Newport), 7 Friday, Sept. 19 • at ....,. ...... 7 Friday, Sept. 26 • Celvwy Ollipet (home, at Newport), 7 Frlmy, Oct. 3 • OcMft View (at Htn. Bead\), 7 Friday, Oct. 10 • Knetlll (home, at Newport), 7 ~CoMfl.MGW Friday, Oct. 17 • &......-Hiits (at Mission Viejo), 7 Friday, Oct. 24 • o.ta Mllu (home, at Newport), 7 Friday, Oct. 31 • at Alllo ........ 7 Thursday, Noll. 6 • ~ 8Ndt (home, at Newport); 7 Friday, Nov. 14 • U.W.., (at OCQ, 7 Friday, Oct. 17 • s.nta ~ (home, at Newport), 7:30 Thursday, Oct. 23 • at lrvtn.. 7 Thursday, Oct. 30 • Wo a di! ridge (home, at Newport), 7 Friday, Noll. 1 · El 1bro (at Trabuco Hills), 7:30 Friday, Noll. 14 • New:iport Hlllbor (home, at Newport), 7:30 Newport H.-bor Ncllia.MGlll Friday, Sept. 12 ·or.,.. (at El Modena), 7 Friday, Sept. 19 • MMNI (home), 7:30 Friday, Sept. 26 • at 1btnnce. 7:30 • !!ld•y~ Oct. 3 • Canyon (home), 7:30 munaay, Oct. 9 • S.VMNI (home), 7:30 SIA V.W ltAoul $atufday, Oct. 11 • Wo a di! 1 d91 (home), 7:30 fri<Yy, Oct. 24 . s.. ........... (at S.ckllebildt College). 7:30 Friday, Oct. 3 ! · El 1bro (at Trabuco Hilh), 7:30 ~. Noll. 7. Wine (home). 7:30 trld.Y. Noll. 14 • Coronll .. -(" Newport Harbor), 7:30 1997 PREP FOOTBALL SCHEDULES eo.taMesa _......_. Friday, Sept. 12 • s.tdl1tud (home, at OCQ, 7 Friday, Sept. 19 • Coronll., Ms (away, at OCQ, 7:30 Fr~, Sept. 26 ·at St.~ 7 Thursday, Oct. 2. a brWlllO (at ftosemeed), 7 Friday, Oct. 10 • ANlhelm (home, at OCQ, 7 ~CoMrt..... Thursday, Oct. 16. Alllo ..... (home, at Newport), 7 Friday, Oct. 24 -&tmndll ~ at Newpott), 7 Friday, Oct. 31 • UNw•llty ~ at Newpott), 7 Th~ Nov. 6 • LliaUW ... (at Mislon Viejo), 7 Thursday, Nov. 13 • LliaUW ..... (home. at Newport), 7 Vanguards' softball team turned dis~ster into a masterful finisp. L ast WElek, the Southern Calif omia College softball team ended its season much like it began the spring campaign -with COLLEGE S SCC topped the Cougars early in the season in a 1-0 thriller when sophomore Chrissy Vega stole home The Vanguards prov~ it wasn't a fluke o~prll 26 in lp-inning bout that ended 3-2 in favor of sec behind the pitching performance of sophomore Gretchen Brandt who fanned 12. a convinong,oss. -. - The Vanguards fell to No. 5 Azusa Pacific in the NAIA Far West Regional Championship. (Hawaii- Pacific, the NAIA's top-ranked team, went on to defeat the Cougars, but both advanced to the NAIA World S.eries.) sec, coached by first-year head coach Beth Renkoski, began its season molly yanity When I saw Azusa play > · this spring, I didn't Uunk there was a chink in the · team's armor. The squad's bitting was solid throughout in horrendous fashion. Injuries and youth took their toll and the blue and gold found themselves 3-21-1. !'{ow what I'm going to tell you is not about the greatest turnaround in the history of sports. Nor am I going to tell you how they went on a run to win the Golden State Athletic Conference or any Hoosier-like tale. While the 1997 version of the Vanguards did ndt live "Up to the winnin~standards that sec teams of the recent past had established, this team displayed the same grit and character that a team that finished third in the nation showed just a few years ago. After the poor start, Ren.koski's squad went 17-10 and on a 6-2 pace to wrap up GSAC play. The team finished in a tie for second and with an overall record of 19-31-1. The GSAC softball slate was strange. Azusa Pacific was more than dominant as it accumulated a 14-2 conference record. The other four teams seemed to be evenly matched, which made every game a battle. But if we went by the nwnbers, the Cougars from Azusa should have been 16-0 -but sec beat them twice. Five of the top six batters in the conference·were Cougars. They owned the nation's winningest pitcher in freshman Kerry Martin (42). They held the team batting lead by 41 points. Their team earned run average was almost a whole run lower than anyone else's in the conference. But the Vanguards just showed some spark that said, •Nothing is a give-in.· the lineup. The pitching was good, and Martin was great. They seemed to be disciplined, mentally tough and enthusiastic. But the Vanguards got to them, and that is a credit to each member of the team and coaching staff at sec. But they weren't done. When SCC upset Hawaii-Pacific I thought there was a mistake to the press release. But that paper coming-across the fax read more than that Renkos.ki's squad bad won 1-0. It said that there was a tough group of women playing with their hearts as much as with their bats and gloves. Yeah, they had a losing season ... but how often do losing seasons have so many thrills and can be looked back upon with so much pride? 0 Costa Mesa High graduate Katie Grogan put the wraps on a phenomenal season. Last weekend she and the University of Massachusetts Minutewomen finished ninth in the nation at the U.S. Water Polo Collegiate I Championships. After falling to Cal and USC, UMass defeated No. 13 Michigan and No. 9 Maryland. Grogan earned an honorable mention All-Tournament selection after posting eight goals. The Minutewomen were 26-7 and Grogan, a freshman, set several single-season records. She was the team's leading scorer with 173 points and led the squad to its first-ever bip to nationals. PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTIC!I PUIUC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES "llUC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE 1 . . 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PAYOfN. mn 809-t73.0744, AVC· Jun•2•9• 1~7 m134 TOf'N>TfC'Tl'OUR,,.,... Yan CIU TllOilr 1t70 el'ltOn· 3el TWX~ Pisa-El~ Dr IA M-CA JR., aka JAMH ~°':;d°' p~r ~~~~ 02705. ah 11gt11, 11111, lnttr· A0893 TION BONO '723-4 M9. PUBLIC NOTICE rrv ~MAsL'l ~~ Luctro Cir But111 ° M CA~ CA Ol lo& COIOICllCI ~ B38 EDWARDS, SR. TAATOA personalty, tt any ~~E~111~,8~:.:,o~~ a~:9oRAH LADENS.ACK. M~~~~,~~~ NE~~~M Flcllllou• Bu1lnH1 NEB>AHEXPUNAl10NOfl~ . .~is ti.siais1ness 1scotQldfd~ CASE NO. Af8741 S time altat flrat pubMcatlon ceased, at Iha tJme of htr MICHAEL M, BRADEN, BLVD .. COSTA MESA. CA N It t t THE NATURE°' THf PAO-lbt CUllllCUll~ttd ~ Regiltrlnl nu 110C )'ti tJeQun antt#tl~ To 111 h11rs benahc•a11u, or th•t nohct and ~1011 dtllh 111 , hi 1,t .. and In-80985 921527 •m• • •m•n CUOIHGS ~YOU 1"°"'°'• io 111fWi1:t b.191neta ulld« Ille Reoisnnt nu llOt Yet tieoun. creditors con11ng1n1 crtdl th• m•klflil ol saJd ult. 111as1· nld1g1sia11 't1as IC• JOHN WAROSN. C0413 UNIT I. NAME Tt11 foltowlng p11~001 .,, YOU $HOULOCON1ACT A AeQtt111f11 tm noc Ytt •ntlCll•ous business namt IO lltnUCI busi~s under !hi IOrl, and persons who mly TERMS OF SAL£; Cash. qu red, by op111llon Of law RANDON 0. CONWAY. • INVENTORY ~r~"\ ~usl~:s: "i lidus: LAWYER. °" May 27, 11'11\Sld buSlnesJ under .,,. ,,,,.,,., h ted hetwn tteuous DuSl!le$S II.lint Of othCHWIH bo 1n1tre~ltd In tawlulmoneyottheUnlted OfOltlerwlta otherlhllllOr C0423 A149 JOHN SMITH u IF upliycom 1•7,M11•00AM ~ IC»Oul t111mtss name °'56NE0 KU INC ACA COrp namesUteOl'tert1n the will or Htale, or ~olh, SlalH. or upon lliCh ltrms In addition j0 ll'let of' aelcl DAVID VASOUEZ, C0443 HOUSE.HOLD ITEMS ' ~·.~~ 2d: 9~~~;' I., Olla 11ane1 fora ah rm Co.po,. kSteO l'IMln &i Jamsr.d .iavahtn, ~Pru 'SIGNED PERlA V A1..EJAHOAE. (II WILLIAM JAMES EO and conditions as may be dtcldent II th• .time ot NANCY CONMY, C0494 A183, BRENDAN GAR· Mlehat>I Stuart Rankin 214 don .. the d4#t ~ NED YAN-CHIA THOW • nu statement WIS l1ltd Wttll Tiiis Sllltmtnt.wlS lfftd ... 111 WAAOS. Jfl ' aka JAMES acceplabl• 10 th• Covrt dtalh, In end to that Ctr111n JOHN OAGUI. C0502 GAN, HOUSEliOLD ITEMS Flower St Cotta Meta CA TNltH under and purauent TNs statement WU flltel With tlle Cou~Clerll ol Orange Ille County Clerk ot Orange F. OW ARO S. J A . e k • upon confirmation. The real property iltual•d In uie JOHN MOnlNO, C0533 A 197, BAENOAN GAR· 112827 " ' to Deed of Tn.llt. ..co.dad°" COu~Cltrll o1 Orange County on 30 1QD7 Collnty onAllnl 30, 1907 J~M~U1~~~~Ro,s SR b ~um 1~'16'~"ooou) IOI nd ~ ... ol· Stall of Callfornla, County MIKE STAPP. N0056 GAN, HOUSEHOl,:O ITEMS Ttlls bu•ln•H la con· 07128198 .. l)ocUlyllnt No. OUnly on 30, !997 NOTICE· In ~llllOUS Name NOTICE-This fiCllbous Name 1115 oon ors • • n c~tl. ol Orange, dttcrlb•d .. MIKESTAPP.N0058 A206 KIM FLOYD d I db I di Id I 199e0382870lloll··P• NOTlCE-, .. ficOoous Naml 51a1e sfl~years from StatementetCP11tSf1vtYta11lrom :·ig~~~g~nN~CEw~~E,i.;~ c~r111~ed check. cashier's follow1: RANDY ~ERN AN DEZ, HOUSEfiOlD ITEMS ' ~;v: yiu anst~rt;d u~oing .. ot Offlclll f*lltde In the lllement tl!Prn l1vt yu111rom Ille 0:~~ ~~~iltd 111 the Office tne <lalt 11 was hied 1n the Olhoe JAM(S EDWARDS Ill n ~ 01~ 'ceor money hord~r leisure World dwtlllng N0301 A261, ANDREA SCHUS· buslnen yet? y11 1-1·97 Oltlce of tha RlcOl'dat of date 1t was f~ed In Ille OlllCI of the Counly Cletlc. A new R~· of tile County Cletlc. A ntW f;cO· I/Iii SupOI 01 Co r1 'or ca: •• to~ bfd ~mp~rty 18~\h~~. commonly known as: 100 MELISSA M. SANTUCCI, TERI CK, HOUSEHOLD Mlctlatl s. Rankl~ ORANGE County, CallfOfnla. Ille Coumy Cleric. A new Act· oous BuStnns Name Statemt llOUS BuSlneSS Name Statement I u I 0 ar, w ... Wee~urn, Unll 82·H, Mutual N0620 ITEMS This 1i.1em I Iii d executed by: I.AM VAH ous BuSlness Name Stattment ..... l'llJSl be filed PllOI IO tllat <la.le lurnia Countv c.I ORANGE balance of the purci'lase 4 Seal 8ta~h. CA 90740 SEAN EAIC STEWART, A3CY.l, ozzv MENDOZA, with lh c en we~ kt 0 t NGUYEN. A SINGLE MAN. be filed pnor ID that dale rn.tSI be tiled pnor ID .,,., II* The h~no of lhlS s11ttment dots THE PCTITIOfl r<iquc~ts price to be raid upon eon-SUBJECT TO all txcep. N0658 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Oran e 'cou~~nt~n 4.~r8·9~ AHO PHU VAN NGUYEN. A he hkno of tin statement dots Tile lihno of \hlS s1ittment doH llOI Of 11Sell aultlOnte Ille use 1n lho1t BrntiiCE EVf.L n' EO· 111mauon o lllft ea ap-Ilona.· covenants, condl· Pub 111 h • d N • w Port A348, KATHY MbRONES, g Y SHGL£ MAH AS JOINT TEN-ol 1tstll autl'IOnH Ille UM 1n not 01 •!Sell a1it110nie Ille un in Ills s of a fictoous Business WA~OS & WILLIAM JAMES proved by alld Supe11or lions, reslllcllons, IHI· 8each·Co11a Mesa Daily HOUSEHOLD ITEMS . 19973717991 ANTS, U Ttuttor, FlEET SUit ol I Rdl•ous Bu•ness tl'llS state ol • FitllOOUS Busmess ~~ ~alon ol lhe nones ol EDWARDS. Ill tJo ap· Coun ments. exclusions. IHOtvll· Pilot May 12, 19, 1997. A352, HENRY LUOZEN· Ollily Piiot Apnl 28, May 5. MORTGAGE rxJllP ...... "°'"°" I Ille ........ I Name 1n 'Mltnon of Ille nglltS ol Feeler.ii SIM!t po1rlll·d "' per~on.il rcpro· All bids or olltrs must be lions, liens. rlghlt. and m723 SKI, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 12, 19, 1997 M696 ~LL saL ~PUB-lnunoer ~rat $;' ~lnOll'le< unoer fe<ltr.il, Swe. 0 aflOll'ler 0i~r(See seeoon 1,.~ ser1tat•vO!i 10 adm1r .. ~1cr lhO 5ubmltted on a form fur· rlgt11s of way of record A 3 9 1 D o N NA s 1 • • • COITllTIOn law (See Seeton H common D ''"'"'u or the decod.,11t rustled by th• sell.... 8ids or offers 1111 ln~ited PUBLIC NOTICE VACHENKO. HOUSEHOu:i PUBLIC NOTICE ~~ ~~ ~ ~aw (Set ~? 1....00 ti seq , Busineu ane1 P!Olessions tt seQ Business ano PloltS$IOllS l llE PC:TITION rt•QJOSIS Tho 11ghllO rtject any and f()f lald property and must ITEMS • _.,... seQ. siness anCI .,.,.ess.ons Coot) COOtl ll•O dctudont's W II and oll bids IS hereby rtserved. be In wriU and will be NOTICE OF B412 OAVIO SCHINIEPP Flctltloiit BuslntH ~ M tlfr. of .... in lawful i) f;rstf"llt~ Fi111Filino ' <.00·<. tg 11 any, be oltlrn.ttod DATED• 5/5/97 received 111 ~e office ol the PUBLIC HE.A.AINQ HOVSEHOLO ITEMS • Name Statement lrOWY of the LHt8d Stat... rst filino Newoort eeacn-cosu Mesa NewOOlt Buen-Costa Mn~ 10 prc.ba•o lno Will and WILLIAM. A SAK°EA PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE IS HEREBY c308 KEN HANSEN Ttle following persons ere by euh, • caatWlr't cNcJc Newport Be~su Mesa CN•lS37'11 t9787.MN May CN4199<15 SO CAL May, Jr•-t cod1c1l9 aro 1va fJbto PUBLIC ' • 1300 South Grancl Avenue' GIVEN that a publk: hear· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • doing b11slness as: Scan· cnwn by a state or netlonll CN4183n May 5.12,19,26, 111117 S.l2. 1926. 11197 513 19 27 11197 fer u.am1nahon 1n 1ne 1110 ADMINISTRATOR r Buildlng C Room 207 Ing will be held by the P1ibllshed Ne porl ~~e & Anoclatta, 206 bank. a chick Rwn by a · •vpt IJy tr>o court o s 1 A ' C 111 1 • Costa Mesa C11y Co11nc1I B h C w A David Or., Nowport stet• Ol fedarll c:t9dlt urion. ---------•---------- TllC. PETITION requ11s1s u ld Estate. J.J'o:. or ~y be afl1e~'~1~.; on June 2. 1997. at 6:30 p~~tc M.a 0~~ 1;-4~~7 Dally Beach, CA 92663 .... or• cn.:tt drawn by a mt• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1u111011ry to admin1 .. or lho LAURENCE M. lhe Clelk 01 said Sliporlor p.m., Of H soon thoroafter Y • • 718 Nick Scandone, 206 A °'federal aavlnp 81-d foen1---------- o,111e umJor the tndcpon· WATSON, COUNTY Court or ma be dtllvored H possible, In the Council m David.Or., Newport Beach. ~Mllinglaaoc:la· 2 OH d1.o111 Adrn1n1stra11on ot Es COUNSEL and 10 sa\d PUBDC AOMINIS.. Chambers of City Hall, n PUBLIO NOTlCE CA 92663 tJOn. °' aavinoa benlc tpeci•, fh No. 19973719709 fit No. 1H73719315 filt Ho. 1997~ :Os. 1,.1.,,~ Act (This autho111y H 0 w AR 0 s e R 81 H TAAlQA personally 11 any Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, on This buslneu ~. con· fled In MCtlon 5102 of tha fl~~~A~:~s FlCTmOUS BUSINESS f~~~.~~ENT • will JilClw the por,onal •OP· DEPUTY Alt f 1 llme altar n SI bli 11 the lollowlng lttm: Flotltlous ButlneH ducted by: an lnd1vlduel Financial Code 81-d eutho-NAME STATEMENT 11~·111-1t111cs to take ma11y • orn•1• or 01 this noli~e fn'd ~fin ANNUAL REVIEW ANO Name Statement Have you started doing rizecl to do bual,... in this The lollowino person(s) 1"'8 The lollOWlng 1111rson(s) 1~ The tollOWloO person(a)M" .1.1 ons w1tt1ou1 court up-Publlo Admlnlatrator tho makln 01 said sate e ~EVISION OF THE CITY· Tho toflowlng persons aro buslneas yet? Vea, 4.1.95 1tatal. At: IN THE QUAD OOino business as TK OfllERSl·dolno business as BlR>ER Kl Cbno business as HANA NO Kl. 1.11uJI Ouloro talo.lng ccr· Publlshod Newport TEAMS ~F SALE· Cash WIDE TRAFFIC IMPACT doing business as: Con· Nick Scondona AREA OF Tli£ CITY HAU. OFjFIED. 1281 LoQan Ave . IG. '9003, no Pacific Coast ttQh· 891 Baker Slleel COsta Mesa. C,6 '""' •'-''Y •mportMt ac11ons Bcoch·Cos1a Mesa Dally lawful mone 01 ttle Unltod FEE PROGRAM. Am, Inc., 9121 Atlanta Ava., T.hls statement was hied BUENA PARX CIVfC CEN·,Costa Mesa. CA 112626 Wrf, Seal Beach, CA 90740 92626 r11iv.v1or lho por,onat •!JP· Pilot May 12, 16, 19, 1997. Statos, 01 uJon •uch torms Tho Traffic lmpocl Feo Sulto 231 , Huntington w1tt1 Iha County Clerk or TEA. AT 6660 BEACH SWR looustnes lncorporaleO, Ctmm·s 1ncorpora1eo, A CA t<unrko 'tanaoimolD. 10 Palm· •• ··•·111.ir1vos will bo ro· MF7l 5 and conditions 85 moy bo Program has been estab· Beach, CA 92646 ,!)range County on 4·18·97 II.VD .. BUENA PARX. CA .. A Calilomia Corporabon, 15-42Corp, 517 E Wiison Ave 1201. 1en Alste, IMne. CA 92714 q11111·•J 10 give not1co ro 1n acceptable 10 tho Cour1 llshed lo finance the Im· Wojtaszek, Inc., a Callfor· 19973717995 ell right. title and lnttteat Croc:Mr Street. Simi Valley, CAGlen<lale.CA91028 romor.ko M.inakll13. 34 1. w•,101.1 persons unl11ss PUBLIC NOTICE upon conflrmollon. The provemonts necessary to nla Corporation, 9121 At· Dally P1lol April 28, May 5, conveyed to ..-a now held byl93065 nu ttusmess is conducted ot Woodand. IMne, CA 92714 1 ·i:y lia.,u wa111od nt1r1cu or BSC 62 sum of Five Thousand 061• address lho cumulallv• Im· lanta Ave., Sulto 231, Hun· 12, 19, 1997 M698 it under Mid DMd ot Trust In This buStness 1s co~cte<I b',' a corporauon This tlls1ness rs conouc1eo b't' cto11o;.cn1cd 10 lho PIOPO~l'd 15 lars ($5,000.00) In cash. pacts of development llngron Boach, CA 92646 thl proP9ftY sltueted In said a corporab9n Reoistrant nas not yet begun CO·paMers ,, l•!·ll 1 11111 111do1->ondcn1 NOTICE OF col1ilted chock, coshlor's within Costa Mesa and to This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Councy, c.urorrn d81cribing Reg1strant has not yet begun to transact lllSlness unoer tile Rtgisllllnt has not yet begun ;\\.111 • •WJhon !l111t1011ty wlll PETITION TO chock, Dr money ordor ensu1a that ~ho standard dueled by: a corporation the lend the<ein: lot·32 of ID Ullnsact buSJness unoer tneticllbous lllSlness name 0 ID tranSICt business uncle!' I/le '"' •11anl1•d unl<iss an in· ADMINISTER must accompany oach wrll· levol ol Hl'V•CO Is main· Tho registrant commenced Fictitious Bu1ln•H Trtct. 3600 In the City of hCltllous business name ornames hst.ed nerttn hcllbous tll,ls1ness name or fc11•-.1 .. 11 ,, .. ,\r;n Mos 1w ob· ESTATE OF: 1811 bid or ottor, with Iha talnod on the Trallic Clrcu· to transact business under Name Statement Colt• Mua.'u per Map Re-names listed hert1n SIGNED CIMM'S INCORPO· namesllstedhert1n • I•' lion tu th11 po1111011 .ind DAMIA SUTU balance of the purchase latlon System. the lictltlous name or Th~ following ·persons. ato corded in Book 144 Pagel SIGNED SW~ INDUSTRIES RATED A CA CORP t Ratpl'I SIGNED KUNIKO YANGl~lO '!II uw uwd c.:iw.a .• ....UV. the DE WE&;eH-·-price 10 be raid upon con-An audit ol ttlo Trall10 Im· n!'mes llsled above on doing business aa: Pacific 44 ...,,. 45 of Miacell~ous INCORPOAATm. A CA. CORP Om · b Pii dent L . TO~IKO WNAKATA . ! ' l 1111 :.r ,, •'I.I 1101 gr Jr11 ttie firmatlon 0 sale 89 ap· pact Feo ProgT!i1irll avim. 'Apnl 1. 19g----House lmpo11s, 204 River· ....,._,, fl f ha &t Stanton w Ros Pn! ' • ITlllUS ui N Thi i.m nl ~lied-"'_ '~"'.';~''.~ior:G 011 1110 µoti 5~~~ ~~~~ g~v~d by said Suporlor ri~1~/~~~C'~:i0b~~h5~ P~,~~ i~~~~:z~~e~i~~010avld Wo-~~e9:i,v:j· Newport Beach, ~~~~iv'"~or°cl.r~fo s',,;d lhis sta1emen1 ;as l~led 1111 rt~~~1~:n'~~ ~:S ';:::,<JeWl"'.n Ille ~my ~e~ Ofil~e '"'' ''" "" lil'ld Qrt JUlll CASENO.Af8 1763 Al~bids orottersmuslbe Clerk's Olllco, 77 Fair This statement was filod Sherry Lee Adoms, 1611 c;n"'~=rg~~my~n'%av~e~r Otanotthe Coumy Clt!ll of OiangeCou~T~l~6·~::0Us Name I:' t'.l'J7 .ii 1 i S1>rn 1n To all ho11s, benof1ciarles, submitted on a form lut· 011vo, Room 101, Costa with tho County Clerk of Kings Road, Newport ~~. NOTICET CountyonAPn130.1997 • 5 11,•µ1 70J rot.itl•d "' J4 I crcdi1ois. contongent cred•· nlshed b the scllor Mesa Orange County on 4·22·97 Beach. CA. 92663 u '' . Tha attHt eddr•u . bs na~s Name NOTICE Tr.s ncllbous Name Statement exprts hve years trom T1ou c.1,. 011ve South Or· 101s. and persons who may The rl ~I to reject ~n and PUBLIC COMMENTS in 19973718359 This business 1s con· end oths common dea4gne-Statement elll)rtS five yeats lrom tal!ment eicpres hve ytillS lrom the Oil! •I wis hied rn tile Eltl.te il'l llJ CA '>2GC.8 01her11w1i.e be 1n1orested In air bidsgll horoby reseX.od etther 01al or w11tten lorm law offices ol -Schmlesl ductod by: an lnd1111du11t lion. rt"'°(• ol tha re~ prop-the 2tteouit was lile<11n the Oll1ce tile Oatl 11 w.as Meo 1n the Olhce1of the County Oerlt A new fictl IF vou OOJCCT to tho Iha will or estate Of both · may be presont.ci duung . ng Have you star1cd doing lrtV delCl'1bed aboVa 1a pur-01 uoc 11cY Clerk A new nCO· the <Minry Cler1l A new ntO· ocus Busmess ~ Statemel!t u• or111n 1 or tt1c pe1i1io11 you of OAMIA SUTU DE DATED: 5/5/97 the public hearings. For Shed & Mackey, 4100 Now· business yet No ported to be: 3136CANA-OCUs Business Name Stall!me ous Business Nilmt Statement irust be IUO pnor 10 tl'lal><lite : '""'~I .. , roar ill ttle heat· WELCH aka OAMIA SUTU WILLIAM A. BAKER, IU11hor lnlormolion, tel&-pof1 Place, Suite 800, New· Sherry L Adams DIAN ORIV£. COSTA MESA. rrust be liltO pnor to IN! Oatl ITllSt be •~eo pner to tltal date The l1kno ol th!S statement ooes .,,.., ,1nu !.lo1to your ob· JUEL~ PUBLIC ADM IN IS· phOne 754.5335 or visit the po11 Beach. CA 926l>o·2422 Ttlls statement was filed CA 92626. n. u11deralg111d The l1kno of this statement ooes The hl•no 01 uu stattment doeS noc ol 1tsefl autnonze the ~e 1n 1 ul1oo11s or Me ww1on ob-A PETlTIO.N has been :rRATOR of said E .. T1anspor1a11on Services DI· Oolily Pilot May 19, 26, with th• County Clerk of Trustee.citc::lllnw "'f laDfitv not ol 1tself autllOnze the use •n not 011tsell aultlOnze Ille use 111 tin st.ate 01 ii f1callous Business 11.'C.I uns with tho courl be· filed by ALLEN GLICK In tate. vision at C1ly Hatt, 77 F1111 June 2. 9, 1997 m728 Orange County on 5'13·97 for tlf'f'J •ncorTICtnetl of t!:'e Ills Stale of a fiCODOOs &siness s State ol a FitDllOus Businett ~in 'Mltnon of the llQntS ·' tore the-hl'Jring Your ap· the Superior Cour1 ol Cah· LAURENCE M. Drive. 41h Floor. Costa 19973720737 street ~a end Ott'MW JQme ill 1o1olafon bl Ille nonis Of Nilme in 1o1olalion ol UM nolltS ~Ill. 5*' "' 11• .11.i11ce may be 111 person forn1a. County of ORANGE. WATSON, COUNTY Mesa PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Pilot May 19, 26, comnon de!'9191fot•. it. any. another under Federal, State, o .notner unoer ~ral. Stitt. o common law (~ Se<:llOll f4400 ur tJv your alforney THE PETITION requestt COUNSEL end If THE . AFORE MEN· Fictitious Business June 2 9 1997 m732 ahovwn her9in. Said sale will common IM (See Secoon I law (See SeQon 14llOO et seq. Business and ProfesStoM If ~OU AnE A CREDITOR lhnl ALLEN GLICK bo ap-TIONEO ACTION IS CHAG • ' ba meda. but without eov .. et seq . Business and PlolesSlons l seQ Business •rid Ploless1ons Colle) • 1 r ,, con1111g.,11t cr11t11lor ol po111ted as personol repre-HOWARD SERBIN, LENGEO IN COURT, tho N•m• Statement PUBLIC NOTICE l\ll1t Of Wlllnllty, txpteuedCooe) ) firstF'~mo · .,, e dccca~t:ld. you rnu~t r.re sentau110 to administer the DEPUTY, Attorneys for challenge may be limitod to The following persons aro or Implied, regarding title, nr.;t nhno firsl ~ihno lffwoort Beach-Cos~ Mesa yow c1a1m ""'h tho coun oslalo ol tho decedent, Publlc Admlnlttrator. only those Issues raised at doing business as: S & W Fictitious Bu1lne11 pouession, °' enc:ui:n-Newport Beacn-Costa Mesa Newport Beact1-Cost1 Mesa CN420163 836~RC May .rnd mi.111 a copy to tt10 µer· THE PETITION 1equosts Publlshtd Newport l tle public hearing do-Enterprises. 240 Newport Nam• Statement ~ea. t!> pay the remain-CN-418397 I~ May CN420000 19742-MW May 12, 19.26. Jun 2. 1997 \011;11 rt1proso111a1111os ap· ltle docedonl's Will and Boach·Cosla Mose Daily scribed In this nollco or in Canter Orl11e. Suite 220, The following persons are 1ng prlnc:lpal tum .of the 12.19,26. Jun 2, 1907 5 12 19 26 1997 p~1nrcd Uy tho ctJurt wlltlin codicils. II any, bo admlll.ed Piiot May 12 16 19 1997 wrltlen correspondonce de· Newport f!each, CA 92660 doing business as: Alex· note(•) aecurad by Mid Deed · · · 1t1ur 1110111hs from tho elate 10 probalo. Tho Wiii and ' ' ' M713 livered to the City Council A. A. Willinger Co., Inc .. anCler Graphics. 242 Knoll ot Trua.t. with Interest PUBLIC NOTICE of l11~t issuance ol tho lot· any codicils are av.alloble at, or prior to, the public (CA). l 1 Seaha11en, New· Olen, Irvine, CA 92614 thereon, aa provided In 11ld PUBLIC NOTICE tors Jo, p10111d11d 1n soct1on tor p1tamlnat1on In tne lilo PUBLIC NOTICE hoarlng. , port Coost CA 92657 Todd Matthew Aloxandor, notelal. advances. if any. ~1100 eil lhc Caf1lornla Pro· kepi by tho court. MARY T. ELLIOTT, 240 Nowpor1 Cenle/ Orl110, 242 Knoll Glen, Irvine, CA Ulldlr the temw of the Deed Fii No 99 3 113 bulO Code lt10 tune lor Iii· THE PETITION requosts cn11478790 Oeput1 CltV Clerk Sulto 220, Newport Beach, 92614 of Truat, •e1tlm1ted feet, Ftbmol.s ~~I.:~ r.t~~9~1=~ 111cJ <-'aims Will not c1tp1re authority to ad~lnlster the SUPERIOR COURt OF Published Now 011 CA 92660 This b11slnou ls con· c:hafvet 81-d expente1 of the ..... EST"...,...ENT• ..... EST TrM MCIPIC Vl9W. ll11t0te tour moo1tll11 from estate under &ha lndepen. P Stlirley Bros. Inc.. (CA), ducted by: an lndivld11ol T1u1tH and of tht ttu1t1 """' ,.,,.., _,,, 1'""'lNT RIAL ARK the hearing dato no11ced dent Administration of Ea· ~~~:OTRANTEIAOINF Beach-Costa Mosa Dally 2060 bll ..\lilla. Paaadan;i, Have you started doing er .. ted by. .aeid-..Dud.....o.f. The lollOWtno pe~s Tiie lollOWlnQ pe~~·), 1"1t • MBMO p ~hove latos Act (This authopty Piiot May 16, 17, 19, 20, CA91107 • buslnessyot?Yts 4·10-97 TNlt to-Mt··t18ti\266 no -~°' dolnQ fluSlnUS_IS. FJ:1..1&.M:I· --G~Mottu~ YOU MAY fXAtlllN( tho w~f allow 'tho personal rep. ANO FOR THE 21, 27. 28, 29, 30, 31. 1997. This business Is con· Todd M. Altxandor ~Id. Accn.d lnterett RESTAURANT BROKERAGE RAUS BAIL BONOS /'CAAL Ch I C t t.10 kt>pt by tho coun "Jou resontallve to take many COUNTY OF ORANOE F936 ducted by: a Joint venture Th1t stottment was llfod and addltion.i tdvances. if 1CX350 Slnta ~ ElllCI . 5111 BROWN BAIL BONDS, 601 W ape • rema ocy "' l' o person 1nturcs10 1n 3ct1ons without coun ap-ESTATE OF: MARION Have you staned doing With ttle Countv Clerk of tl'l'f vwill lnctease thl1 figure 220, Los Af'IOeltS, CA Q0025 17lh St, s.wa An&. CA 92706 3500 Pacific View Onve me o~tJIO you may Ille proval Before taking cer· ELIZABETH ERRA, De· PUBLIC NOTICE business yet Yes. Juno 24, Orange County on 4·18-97 ~to sale Thi AndrNJohnson, 10350 Albert T ~mirrz. 250 N Newp<)f1 Beach w1tn IM courl a format Re· ta1n very Important actions, cedent. Fl 1992 19973717992 under aald. Dead ot Trut M:>nla aw · 8'1cte 220, Lo Blaclcn>ne Ava · ffnno, 444·2700 Quest for Spoc1ol No11ce of howtver. lne personal rep· CASE NO A 187344 :tltlouSa Bualness A A. Wilfinger Co , Inc. Daily Pilot Aprll 28 May 5 herttof0f9 exacuted and de-Angeles, CA G002.5 113701 111e 1.1inq of an m11entory reaontat111e will be requrrod • •m• tatement AR Wilhngor. Secrotaryt • • ~....S ha .. -...__~necl Cratg A Block. 10350 nu business 1s c:olll1idld PIERCE BROTIIEIS BELL BROADWAY :ina ;ippraisai of esiato ns· 10 givt notice 10 interested (PROPOSED) NOTICf Tha lotfow1ng persons 1ra Treasurer 12. 19, 1997 M697 tot ~,._ a~ 8l't'd , 8'1cll Z?P. an lnt)\40Jal sots 01 of any pc1111on or persons unloss they have TO CREDITORS OF ES· doing business as· PA rs. This statement was l1IOd PUBLIC NOTICE ::r~:! ~Angeles. CAll0025 IS Thi reostrant commencecl 'ilccount as p1011rded 1n wa1vedno11ce orconsenled TATE OF MARION 129 W Wilson, Suite 100, w11n the County Clerk ol °' ,a a ANtn Biiiy'. 1()350 innsact Qisiness under the s1•c11cn t 2!>0 of the Call· to the proposed ac1t0n ) ELIZABETH ERRA Costa Meu, CA 92627 Orango County on S.13-97 Fictitious Bu1fne11 Mitten None. of Oefll.ft and MoBca Bl¥CI . SIJlll ?-il\J L h~ lllsiness name Mortuary * Chapel to1111a Probate Coac A Re· Tho independent adrnrnis-NOTICE IS HEREBY Michael R · Wimbush. 19973720725 Name Statement Becdon to s.M. Tha ~ndet· Angeles, CA G002.5 I" names lis1ed a!XM on 11164 Cremation 11111:" for Spec1.1t Nollco trat1on aulho11ty will be OIVEN to the croclilors and TruslH. 129 W. Wrlson, Dolly Pilot May 19, 26, The following persons are l!lll'lad c..ad uid Nodce of llu buStness is c:onclJc1ieO SlGNEO Al.BERT T ~ rorm rs av.:11131•10 lrorn lhe g1an1od unloss an inter· contingent creci11ors ol the :~11 too, Costa Mosa, Ca. June 2. 9, 1m m738 doing business as: E·Mail· o.:.~~ to SeJf aoenelllpanneMO TlllS sta1ement was hied With 1c1 0 BroMadway Jllll chi•~ osted person files an ob-above·named dectdenl 627 A·Mortgago 384 Easl 16th to ......,,_, tht county S«JHE1> Na.EN JOt1HSOH 1111 Coumy Qe11!; of Orange osta esa Attorney for the Pell· 1oc1Jon to lhe petition and Marlon Elizabeth Etra oi :.ful ~ Suder T & Mary PUBLIC NOTICE St . Costa Mesa. CA 92627 ~·~real Pl~ 11 CAAIGA BLOCK.ALAJN~Y 'CouncyonApll22.1997 842·9180 llonar: show good cause wtly the 466 Flagship Road, Nt.w· ct uder, rustets, O. Oav1d Lapin 384 East ..,...,Id.,., more t•-• ttv•• Ths stnement was lit~ wi NOTICE· Tbs no•o11S IWne •••••••••Ill LAWRENCE H. court should nol grant the port Beach. Callfornla 11421 Orongo Park 8lvd • Flctltlout Busln•H 161h Streol, Costo Mesa, montha have elepeed 1tnc• the Coll~Cleltl of ()range SCl!lment expm 11~ yellS lrom DAVIDSON ESQ 300 autho1i1y. 92663, that all persons hav· Orange, Ca ... 92669 .. Name ~tatament CA 92627 auch reco<datlon. Profft· County on 122. 1QD7 the om rt was fdtd 1n Ille Office ' ·• A HEARING on the poll· Ing claims against the de· Seymour C?enny Oen· The lollowrng persons are This business Is con· _,., F°'9dolur• Cofpofa-NOTICE· hrs Acn ous Name of Ille COunty Clerll A new no· ..----------~~WP ORNT E;; N0T ER hon will be held on JUNE cedonl are required to fife ~·n~ohn~ T~s~e, 4~21 doing business as: Com-duc1odby:anlnd1vldual tlon" TrustH, 6 Huttonsta1ement eicpJUf1vayunlrom -ous Business Name Stallme • • RT 12, 1997, at 1:45pm In lhom wllh tho Superior Mox 0Y 9~:25 orona el puter Add Ons, 21641 Can-Havo you a1ar1od doing Centre Drive, Suite l060,the a. 1t was f~td in Ille OOICI JlllSl De fried pnor ID 11\at ci. Repainting? BEACH, CA 92660 Oopt 703 located at 341 Cour1, at 341 The City a~'· ~ N I T ada Road r1'6-C, Lake For· business yet? No Santa Nw, CA 92707, Tele-of Ille Cou"'° Cleric. A new fidl Thi hl1no ol ttiS S1:lliemeflt <1oes & Ttle City Drive SO\lttl, Or· Drive, Orange, California en · o son, rustoo, est, CA 92630 O David Lapin phone Number: (714) 432·tiou Bu ... _ s-· of ..... 1 ........ BERNARD A. LECKIE ango. CA 92668. 92668·3205, and mall or 853 North Shattuck Place. Amilso E. Ordonez. 21641 This 11a1ament was filed 9000, By: Teml Bouma. s siness ,_,,.. ..... me not '""" lillui•m 4 e Ille use in f you' re loot;,g IO repoflf ii, rlblAd It, "'*"' it Of reslofe lt, look ln it. Es a .. M E s ER v E If YO.U OBJECT to the deliver a copy to Marline ~r,ange, ;aN92857 r Canada Road, 16·C, Lake wllh tho County Clerk of Trust•• Sal• Officer, Date: ~~11:/~r' tt!'c:i:,:: :8i ~ta~ 0~:.0Aca~~ eu:es~ MUMPER & HUGHES' granting of lhe pelllion, you Ale hie, as Succossor evon · elson. rustee, forest, CA 92630 Orange county on 5-14·97 06/06/97 Nff0027892 PUB: of 1 1 111 n no o • snould appear at the neor· Trustee or tht trust dotod 653 North Shattuck floce, Juan Carlos Crisostomo. 19973720911 06/0S/97. 05112/97. ~ rtsel authonze the use In anotner unoer Ftderal, Sl2te, or 2301 DUPONT OR., Ing end state you1 ob-Septem be r 3 1987 Orange,Ca.92857 132360olafleldAve Haw· 06/19/97 tl'isstt111olaficlllousBuslness commonlaw (St1Seaon1....00 STE. 4 1 o, IRVINE, CA loctions or Ille written ob-whortln the decedent wai Jotln W. Schrooder & Ju· thorne, CA 90250 " Dally Piiot May 19, 26, Name 1n "10la11on of Ille nora of II seo , Business and ProfeSSIOns 92612 octlona with the coun be· the SetllOf, at c/o George ~th J. Schrooder, 1041 This b11slness Is con· Juno 2• 90 l997 m731 PUBLIC NOTICE another under Fedelll. Stlll, or Code) Closslfleds flt Md the semc• you're look~ for. Publ19hod Nowport lore the hearing. Your ap-L Aogert, Esq .. OeorgoL. Orth Ellzabelh Place. Or· ducted by: a genoraJ part· PUBLIC NOTICE COIMlOll llW (SteSecbon 14400 f;/ltfllrno Beach-Costa Mosa Dmly pearance may be In pe11on Rogers, A Law Corporation, ange, Ca 92667 norshlp ftl• No. 19973720701 et seq . BuStness and ProlnSlons Newport Be1et1-Costa Mesa r 1 1ut M;iy 19 23 26 1997 or by your attorney. 17111 Beach 8oul1>va1d, FStleldon {'aynor & Connie Have you started doing Ffolltlout BualnHI FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Codt) CN418340 Ap-28, May 5,12.19, . ' 'MF 7 7 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Suite 103, Huflllngton ayntr, lliStees. t2581 business yet? No Name Statement HAMESTATHr1EHT f;1$1 F1lt~ 1QD7 2 or • contingent creditor of Beach, Calllornl1 92647· Agnes Stanley Street, Gar· Amllso E. Ordonez The tollowl orsons art l ne loll0W1no oerson(s1 1Yart Newport Bucll·Costa Mesa __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T-IC-E--r1he decaasod, you must lile 5999, wlltlln the later ol d,:' Orff'~ Ca. 9l~' T.hls statement was flied doing busln~s ~s: Infusion 00ino ~Stness as GOLD STAR CM 18338PAClflC Aor28. May yOOt claim with the court lour {4) monttls al1or May R ma T ostn 1~ E. with the County Clerk ol Systems 2179 Rurel Place PHARMACY J9S0.8 Or 5.12.19. l907 T E esca212 and mall a copy 10 the per· 12, 1997 (the dell ol lht 1~HnR r~stees. 9354 rk· Orange County on 4-21·97 COiia Misa CA 92627 '•noelhOllle Buena Pant CA RAD SUPERIOR COURT 1onal representatlvt ap-first publlcatlon ol noUct to ~a·~~ ' Los Angeles, 19973718122 Patiick o.' Niluen, 2179 g(J621 (71•)736-0369 OF THE STATE OF pointed b~ the court wtttlm creditors) °'· If notice Is Alena d D H & Su Daily Pilot May 19, 26, Rural Place, Costa Mesa, E...elvn Sin11>s Prawh SSIO Sell your home CALIFORNIA F<>R lour mont s lrom lhe date mailed or peraonally dthV· F H / • T arT ~~3 June 2 g 1997 m729 CA 92627 uni$ ~ Buen.a Pall\ CA through cluslfted. of flrtt Issuance ol ttle tel· ered to yoo, thirty (30) 5· ~·;.. ~ •;s. v ' ' Ttlls business Is con-g(J621 M2·ff78 Ulrough classttied 642·5678 THE COUNTY OF IDfl ., pr~vlded 1n ~ec11on days after lhe dalt this no-1,"°kJ 8;353 • "'" al· PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual Tr.s buSJness s cooouCl!d ..., ORANGE 9100 ol Illa Cahlorn1a Pro-lice Is malled or pe11onally •Y· Have yo tart d d 1 ' • "' In .Jh• Matter of lh• bait Code. Th• time lor fif. delrvered 10 yoo, or r.ou This bu!lne11 Is con· Ftctltlout B usln•H business u117s No 1 0 ng an in<111o10iill ..-------------------..;.. ________ _ Eatllle of HAROLD LAW· Ing cfalms wlll not txplro m11s1 petition to file a 111 dueler by. a goooral part· Heme Statament Pat1lck Nrissen Haw,"fou start.ea OOlllO b.lsi· put a feYJ ·Y/o rd s before lour months from clalm as provided In Sec. nersh P The following persons are Ttlls stattment -&as llltd ness yet No RENCE UTSLER, D• tht hea11ng dato noticed tlon 19103" ot the Proball Have you started doing doing business H : Sttp with the Count Clerk ol SIGNE.0 MLYN SANTOS ceased above Code. A clalm form may bl butlneas ytt Yes, Aug. 1• Ahead-Coaching/Training Oran •county ~n s.13.97 PRAKASH No. A-185488 YOU MAY EXAMINE the obtained from th• cou11 !991 tor Prolessfonal E.ilcellence g Tiu statement was liteel Wlll'I t k f NOTICE OF SALE lllo kopt by tho cour1.11Jou clerk. For your protection, Mlchael R. Wlnblith, 9816 Lewis Avenue, Foun'. 19973720719 tilt COUnly 'Cle!ll O,! O<arlQI 0 vvo r 0 r you • OF REAL PROPERTY ara a person1inte1esta In you are ancourag.ci to Ill• Trullee taln Valley, CA 92708 Daily Piiot May 19, 28, County on May 13 199 AT PRIVATE SALE tha estate. you may Irle your claim by cerilned mall, Thia 1tal11ment was flied Ellen Sue erown. 9818 J11ne 2, 9, 1997 m733 NOTICE·TllS fl~oous Name NOTICE rs HERESY with the cou11 e formal Re· with ret11rn receipt re-wlOrth th•c County Clerk of l ewis Avoriue Foun1aln PUBLIC NOTICE Statement txiirres h~ yurs from OIVEN lhal WILLIAM A queal lor Special Nolice Of quested. •no• ounty on S-l3·97 Vellty, CA 9270S Ille date II was hleel 1n Ille Olhce BAKER. PUBLIC AOMINIS· ltll liflng ol an ln11entory D•t•dl Aprll 30, 1997 3720724 Thia business Is con· FlctltlOUI BuslnHI ol the Coun1Y Clef\ A new F1Cb· Call 642-5678. TR.A.TOR as admlrislratoi and app1a11a1 of ostate as• 1997 Dally Piiot May 19, 26, ducted !;>y: an Individual Nam• Statement •ous Business Name Sta1emw1 with will 'onnuod 0 tho es· sets or of any petition or OllOROE L. ROQllRS, June 2, 9, 1997 m736 Have you started doing The lollowlng porsona art must De hied pnor to tl1al oate 11118 ol lhe abovo-namod llCCount as provided In Attome1 tor MARLINE PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No doing buslnesa .,. KT The 1111110 ol this statement ooes decodent, will aoll 111 prl· section 1250 ol tho Call· R NL Ellen Sue Brown Sales 627 0 b 'w not Ol 1tstll autllOnze !Tie use 1n i;;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:::;::;::;::;:;;::;::;;~ vale sale 10 the l>lgholl lornlil Probate Code. A All· IB II, 8uooeeeor HOTIU This Slatement was llled Costa' Mesa c:"9'2:26 ay, llU state ol a ficllbous BuSlness and beat nol blddor, allor quost lor Spacial Notice Trull••• 17111 8each INVITINQ BIDS with the County Clerk or Kondaca Thayer 627 Dll· Name 1n 1o1olabon or me ~Ohts ol deduetlon 01any1equoatod form •s a11allable from th• Boulevard, lulte 103, S 1 d bid 11 Orange County on 4·18·97 nlibl Way Costa 'MH• CA anolller under Feclera! Stal! o broker'• commlulon. upon court clork Huntington Beach, CA 1 1111 1 w 1 be ro· 19~73717999 92626 ' ' common law (See Seaon 1•400 the terms end cond111on1 Attorney for the P•tl· 92947·,911 (:~,;~1::k~h~~c~0~~~ Dally Pilot April 28, May 5, Thia buslntu Is con· el seq BOsiness and Pllllessions tlurtlnal1er mtnlloned, end tlonert Publlthld Newport Bolileverd po Box 1768 12, 19, 1997 M699 ducttd by: an Individual Coele} 1ubjea1 10 conllrmtllon by EMILIO FRANCllCO, Beach·Cotta MeH ODJly Newport eeoch· CA 92659• Have you lllrlld doing New statement the 1bove-en11t1od Court, l!SO., (CSBll9100), PllOI Mty 12, 13, 19, 1997, 17u unlll l l :Oo A.M. 0~ PUBllC NOTICE busln11n yet? YH, t·1·97 Ntwoort Bueti.Costa Men on Thu11dey. May 29. EMILIO HACIN PRAN· MT722 lhe 10thdayo1June 1997 Fl II 8 I Kondacalhayar CN42'2b16Mw19215.Ain2.0 1?97. ellhe tlour of twelve C ISCO, A PAOFl!S. at which time auch bid• will ctt oua us nHa This 11a11mont waa !lied 109~ o clock noon, or thort:intr SI 0 HAL C 0 R p 0 PUBLIC NOTICE ba openod and it1d lot· Heme Statement with the County CllHk ofl-_,.-------wllhin lht Ume allowed by • Newpor1 Boulevard ·(SA The lotlowlng persons art Orango Countv on S-13·97 PUBLIC NOTICE raw.I. al the olhce of tf'lo RATION, 17771 flTCtf1 NOTICK O' IALll 55)/Pacllk: C t Hi h dOlng business as: Smythe 11173720718 1--------- PUuUC ADMINISTRATOR. IRVINE, CA 92714-In .eeordainca with tht (S~ ) .. oas .. g way Co. Construction, 3194 8 Dal Pl f'ltNt.1M'IJ11 ... 1300 South 011nd Avenuo 6019 prOllltlon of S 11 21700 1 ArchtS Inter· Airport Loop or Costa ly lot May 111, 211, FIC11TIOUllUlllfU Bulldlng C, Room 201: Publlt htd Newport through :me ~I~. CalJ. c~~~~~~~ov:~:nts M~, CA 92626 " Junt 2• 11· 1997 m735 MMllTAtaar Stn1s Ant, Calllornta, Btaeh-Co1t1 M"' Dally fomla lutlnMI I nd Prolll· l!nglnur's Esllmato 111 All Sananaa, Inc., (CAJ, PUBLIC NOTICE Tiil IObw!Q • ea111, all right, fllll. 111411• Pilot M tl 10 20 1197 tloni Codt there being s12 OOO 000 3194 8 Airport Loop Or , ~-HI •nd 11111• ol HAROLD .y • • • fMI~ dut, unpaid llOflgt IH for Approved by lh• Cit Costa Mesa, CA m26 Flotltlou• 8U9'MH 8821 AMl1Dn ·~ LAWRENCE VTSLlm. d• Which lNSTOAAGE HUN· Council lhl• 28th d Ji Thia bualntH 11 con• N•m• Statement Ol'll CA cease<I, •• the tlmt ot 1'111 PUBLIC NOTICI! TINOTON GEACH It en-Apfll 1997 ay ducted by: a eo1p0tatlon fha following Pfl'ICW\I 111 S4tDft Euottll Tllolnel 6821 dealh. Ind Ill l~ht, 1111•. lltled to a "~ pureuant to La Vo • H kl H•v• you 1t.rted doing dol119 buslne11 ... Synergy l'tlfton. ~CA m and 1n1e1111 llld H iatt hll 11ce2 t O a.ectlon 2r702 of 111<1 cod• Cl ... Cl nn •r ... , b~sln•H Y11 VII, 1·30-83 Conlllner. 132 N Downey TIQ lllSM'ltS1 it COftlildld ICQulred, by operation ol IUPaRIOR COURT on tht goodt htftlfllfttr '" erk It• AU Bananaa, Inc., Rob-Lane Placentia CA. 92870 1n0'jj0Jlf lt1w or othtrwlH, 011'111 OP THI ITAT• 0 , d1101lb1d at Ml i oel-P101pecttv1 blddtfl may ert P. Smr.h• Jr .. PrOI. Ro~n M ~znlck !32 N The ~ ....., thin or In addition to thot CAUFORNIA ,OR fantOUt nouael'IOld llemt purchatt bid documtnt• Thi• ata trnenl WH !lied Downey 'i.ane Piactnll•' sm commen.- ol Hid decedtn1 11 lhe aolH, relllgttatora, wuh: IOt &75.00 per Hl al the With tht County Clerk ot CA 92470 ' ' nan tHICllr time of dttth, In Ind 10 TH• COUNlY O' "'· dryer•. and .,.,tonal Publlc Work• Department, Oranga County on 8·1•·07 This bu1ln111 11 con. '°"' lllltlnut '*"' lh•1 e1t111ln reol prop111y ORAHQI Pf0Pft1y. Out notice hav· 3300 Newport Boulevard 19973720911 ducted by: en lndlvldual nwnu klllcl aw on~ 29. tltulled In th• S1111 of Cal· In th• Matter ot the Ing been glVtn to partlt• Newport Oeach ' Dally Piiot May 19, 28, Hav• you •tarted oolng 111117 S"T" .. 11 00u .. ., trornl1, County ol Ora~. let•t• of MAOQll known 10 claim an lnttr1111 · Jun• 2 0 1097 m730 butlntH yet? No """'"" ~ dHCrilMd" foJJo~: KATHLIKN DI ONAN tf'lereln and the time epecl· Pro tptctlve blddl tl ' ' Aob8rt M. Atznlck Tl .. ltlllmtf!I was liltd LOT 2, 0' TRACT NO. D.eeued ' n11d fn auch nolloa for PIY' t houtd atttnd • prebld PUBLIC NOTIC! Thia 11a11m1n1 w11 filed Cou~Ot/11 OI zm, IN THI! CITY 0' H A-t8801 ment or auch fHa h•vlng melting at t :OO am, May wllh 11\t County Cltrk of 1~on 30, 1907. SANTA ANA.i. COUNTY OP NO;tCI 0 , 8149. ellplr•d Wiii be told et P\.lb-28. tl97 in tht Fire COl'lfer· Flotltlou1 8uelneH Orange County on 1·13·91 NOTICE• ~I Nlml OAANOE. STAT£ OF CAL-L fie auction _by INSTOAAQE 11\CI Aoom, 3300 Newport N•m• ......... ". 1"nnc>-734 lttJcP!M INt ltllfl f IFOANIA..:. AS PtA MAP AE• 0, RIAL PAO,&RTY HUNTINGTON B!ACH lo. DovleYsl'G Newport DHch Thi lollowtng peraont 111 Daily Piiot Ma 19 28 0. It •• ftltd In .. COADl u IN BOOK U , AT PRIVATI ULI eatld 11 N11 Wttntt Aw F I ' ' doing bu1ln111 u : Sf>.t<:• y • ' fll Coul!W OM. A fllW Fd· PA0£(SI 42 0' MISCfL· NOTICI! IS HEAUY County of Orangt, Statt ol °' Utthlr lnformtt!Ot\, taculat P1oducllon1, 1318 Jun8 2• t, tl97 M731 .,._ NllTlt S.111111111 L.AN!OUS MAPS, IN THe OIV["N thll WIWAM A. California on the 2eth day pit•.. contact Uoyd D•I· Logan Ave., St•. L.. Co11a be '* ~ tD 11111 OF,ICI! 0,, THE COUNTY BAI((~ .. PUBUC ADMINIS. of May 1907 .. t·OO pm ton, P.I . •t (714) 844~32'. ~.CA 921521 -°' ftl lt9ITM A!CORDE" OF SAID ™Tun,Uldmlnl1t11t0t T1tm1•ewtneMltMcaah ftubll•h•d Newpott Todd Aobtff Orou,,.. otltllflMtlOllll .. COUNTY of Che ..WI• of 1ht lbOYe-only .... IUbleet to ca.no 8eech.C0tl• M•11 Dally Canyon Island, Dt., 11•. -Of. Actllul $U8J!Cf TO 1J1 IMeepo named deeldent. wlll ... celfltlon. landlotd ~· PlloC May 11, 1t, 1191. Nevrpon BMch, CA '2MO di~ al fie -d 11on1, cov1na1111, concfl· 11 prlvatl 1111 lo tht tllQh-tht right eo bid ..._ 11 a ThM&!WI Thia bualn•H 11 con-unow ,_., - flons, r11ttlctlon1. ,,. .... , Ind bM1 Ml bldcf.,, ,_ of'"MINI n un11 num-ductecl by: an lndMOUal .,. (Sae $1C911111 mtnll, t~. '"erva-aft« deducuon of 111fY,.. blra. Cl•••lft•• ..._.,.Pld_nl Ilona, lltnt , rjghll, and quetted btotlw'• comm1 .. NAMU UNfT NUMlfA The m09f compreh•n-1}.· t 11 of way.pr rlCOfd "°" upqn tht *'"' lftd MNI "'""'MOM eN9 and cur,.,,t dlrK· ,.. "ilf.d~;:ic~~~-iil-rJ~ar. COl101llou•turattl r~ t.Mffl •,... ~·...,.~~ late. Santa Ano. tlonld, lftd ~ llD *"' l"INDA HAYAftAO, vtc.• woundl ____ ;.,..._...._ ___ -...::..:.:::.:.~___:::.:_ _ _J~~:l~~~~=]!!!!iiiil J , I r Results! From Classified Adrertising - "~with die Inily Pilot Ls the best decision l oould have CM:I' made. The mum WU iDaedibleJ (I ba¥e nuiwd more rapomc chao I ~withmyad in the Yellow J>.ga). °"'' '-"ill" OJ · ......... II By Fax (714) 631-6594 (Pleat>t> i11cludt' your name and phone 11um.btr and wt'll roll you b11rk with a prire quote.) ByPhone (714) 642-5678 , By MaMn Person: :330 West Ba\' Street Costa Mesa. GA 92627 At 'ii>•·pon Bh d. & Buy t. Boors Telephone 8:.30am-S:OOpm ~londay-F rida r Walk--ln 8:3.0run-5:00pm ~lo11duy-Friday . , Polley Rntr' 1111d d<•ndLur-. nr1• ~11bjr1·1 111 1·l11111~t' \\ itli11111 11111in· Ttw puhli'h"I' '"'''" , ... tlw light II"' 1·1:11..i1r. ll'l'l11111-1f~. 11·\i.,.• or n•j1'l't 1111) ..t11--1fit·d 11th 1·r1 i ... 1•Jl1t•111 Pl1•u .. 1· n•p111·1 u11y 1•rmr 1h111 t1t11\' b1• i11 \11111· ..J11,-.ifi1•d ud inmll'dinwh. Tlw Ouil~ Pil111 'nn-1·pt-1111 linbili1Y for um· ,.,:.., 1r in 1111 ud\ 1•11 i/4'1111•111 frn \\'lii1•h it Jllll\' bt· · 11• ... ptm~il.lh· 1'\t'1•p1 f11r ilw 1·11-1 11( th1: ~pn1•1· 11ri1111lly 111·1·11pird b~· 1h .. r m 1r Cn·dit n111 11111~ b1• ul111"1'd fur 1)11• fn'l-1111-1•rtirn1 ..------Deadllnes --- Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuebda) .............. Monday S:OOpm WeJinesday ......... Tuesday S:OOpm T~day .... : .. Wednesday S:OOpm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm aturday ............... Friday S:OOpm t. 7) MOBILE NEWPORT INDUS11Wlt 2788 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT DOMESTIC$ 5540 MERCHANDISE MARINE SUPS CHEVROLET 9045 HOMES 1100 BEACH 2669 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530 5530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015 DOCJ.<S 7022 liiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 10,000 Sq Ft 4 •••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COM PAN ION· Swedish iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '8 5 El Camino AOUAL HOUllHO Ivy Covered Cottage 1Br beo Apt Production Pl. N.B. •Qood Company• Hotel Aid Avall PT. Good Wolff. Tanning B•d• Dock Lido lale up to Xlnt Condition! ol'Po•nuH•TY Udo Penln1ula Re1ort. Villa Pt. pool, lac, bbq Dlvlalble. Store cars, Q p M ld/H k driver. Xlnt Refs. Prop· Tan At Home 6511 aallboat, narrow stock 1 and She 11 Private beach, pool, facll. 714-78.0 ·8332 Toys, Mlg, or ? Bob • ood eople• • ouse ••per erty Owner. Pis Call Buy Direct and Savel b I'd 673 7677 All11lllllllllll..U1ill9lnlllis Cauatln Bkr 722 8777 II you are longing to $6/hr. Bl-Lingual. Christina 730•026B eam pro · $5,900 714·631·8068 .......,.,1allllljcct1tllltfd· 1pa, rac room. Furn'd or 714-548-1188 • work ror a growing Ap ply In person: Beat Low Monthly Pmts •85 Chevy Blazer llFllrMMllqActolltll 1bdrm decorated In 2 bd/2b Wareh•• 1000+ at h t w 1 8 h 1 •0--w--1k--.-1-1--Fr•• Color Catalog ••••••••• :....,..._ .... ,Mlllt~ ~~~~·o:~d l1~~:'~ w/catha ce~~c~~. ~~~: 0831311c:we, 1t7othll•ct,Mlo!~ ~~pa~~iht ~ar~ea~ ln~s 1•;;0 ~Y~a~~~! ::. ne:d,•iust a ~i~t~~ Call 1·800·711-0158 AUTOMOBILES . i:i~·piw:~o;~h~~~ r:'~: 11 lftllthe "lllY "8ltrl•u. ......,,,.._..._______ c:nlcro, ow, patio, · . · ... respect, CALL USI Blvd. N.B. 675-3463. eXlra walks and Love, (238828) $20,985. 1111llllltn ., flacrt1111ulltn Space In oool CM pkng. WO hkups, no S625. Harry 645-3!544 Car & Insurance req'd. I can hetp. Ptease call -W-AN--TE-0-----I -..e• N llCI. coler. llllfloa, For a 30' UAlt. , pet/smk. S.1400/mo/ t. 7t4)842·5~02 Laborer• Earn up to Morgan 714~2-8533 Lexus of S3a5/mo.+et•c. yrty 1 51""521 1..... ••••••••• K1erry Maids $500 Weekli Long TO BUY 6019 --------Westmlnst•r 111.UMica,.lllllWlll&ltlltr •e48.0277* · · · ""' · ""'u distance phone com-Driver * Hou•eman ............. lllllMltllle ••BEACH AREA•• BUSINESS a -A/P----&-A/R--P-o-.-.. -lo_n_ pany 11 seeking peo-Must be Proper, prol'I, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiAiiUiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiOii2ii5 892-6908 ,....,_.,,...,..1,lil'lll· Trailer In oool CM Penln1ula 1""Bd. INANC Community Newspa-pie to serVlce store· security oriented, & Old Coins Gold Sliver •---------~ • ~." IS x 3 O, furn I ah e d , Winter & V•catlon f E pars seeks lull time front promollonal bo• maintain home repairs Franklin Mint, Sterling '82 Audi 1005 CHRYSLER 9050 TMa ..... ,.,., wtll 1101 $450/mo +alee. Rental1. Reserve Now AJP & AIR person. route. 1·800-354-7331 Must have Ref's & Xlnt Old watches & (ewelry Teal/Ivory Leather Full ........,__,...,lllWftist. •846-0277• for Best Selectlonl Minimum 1 year expe-M•dlcal Ofc. seeks OMV Rpt. 673-1511 WestcoastCotn 642·9448 option. Moon Roorliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _. llf a ti&* wtlkl Is II Man~ Oceanfront• rlence In accounts Call Between 9·12am Top Dollars Paid II 112194 $11,877 '80 New Yorker 5th ,.........,tlltllw.0.llMtn VILLA RENTALS BUSINESS payable & collections lrlendly peraon who or aller 5pm. For Records. Jazz, ·Lexus· Avenue, $4,500. 714-875-4912 OPPOR'l'Tnnty preferred. Good ban· can handle chaos wlth1 ..... --------Sountrac~!f . etc. Ml1alon VleJo Fully Loaded. Mint n --~ ....... &ail Ill HOUSES/ &\IH& efit package lncludlng a smllel FIT position European Perfectionist C II M"k 645 7505 1·800-889-5388 Cond. 714·675-2694 nelllllt• MwtUM• 111 11111 ••STUDIO Apt. un--2904 . for llllng, phones, Housecleaning a 1 e · . · ii lllJ 1 r n llllllllMt 11 • CONDOS fum. W/0, Pool, Ten--~~Jk) o;iurement plan. greeting patients and Exp'd • Xlnt Ref's *WANTED* Te a k ---------1--'--------..... ,,, ....., ..... ,.~ FOR RENT rill, & JacuZ21. Prof. p phy.slcaulg rsecrqeeulnlnredgJ running errands. Fax Own Trans • Bonded wood to finlsh boat BMW 9030 E1Al' :.. _ 9070 ...... 1 • ettee,ClllHUO • $695/mo. 64l>-05.18 SS AVPHONES SS · Res· 714-645-7336 Weekends Also Avall 875·8108 Local sit•• avall. Low Send resume & salary . Free Ell 241·1914 111·11wllJ·•..U4·151G.Ftr Unique 1bdrm 1ba prlcee. 5150K yrly pot requirement· to: N•w Preschool In ---------1 •94 7401 Btk/blk. 11111 YAJ:lhl •••.DC Ml ,i. ... ---------w/loft c:ondo 1tyle apt. 1•800.eoo-3470 24hrs Accounting Supervisor, Newport Beach need• J a Pan••• Lad V PETS & Like new. 16" chrome llllJHUDll421·3500. COSTA MESA 2124 Vaulted celllnge. llght · P.O. Bo>t 1560 Infant/toddler teachers Seeks Housecleaning ANIMALS 6049 whee ls . $33,900. & airy walk through Amazingly Faett Costa Mesa, Ca 92628 with ECE units, also Reliable • Honest 842·B238 ~ kitchen, large walk·ln Caah lor Lottery or lax (714) 631·7246 qualllled 2 yf'old and 714-557·2210 1 .,...,..0 BWW 3251 '79 FIAT LANCIA 2000 63K ml., Black Beautyl 5-spd. w/ A/C, Pwr wind., new tires. Sac $.2250. 5'43-2369 ••••••••I 4bd/2ba 2-car gar, p a ti o , r • f • w /d . HOUSES/ .CONDOS POR SALE $1200+ deposit •974 Governor St• OPEN HOUSE Sat 1 O.IS, Sun 1 o-4 closet, dishwasher, winning• and Peraonal p escho 1 te ch &wk.old male Puppy •• private extra large Injury settlements. ADVERTISING r 0 a era. 4·Dr, 5-spd. Bronze/ --------- M I I DI I Bene Ills 714·955·2672 To good ho met<::?<::?<::? Tan Leather Interior. patio from llvlng room, any ran1act on1 •Pay TUTOR TIME 'l'I Rottweller & !Al Can't seem to get to all those repair Jobs around the house? 1.et the additional patio off of 1tructured to be tax Telemarketing MERCHANDISE Airedale $80 760·1549 t.ooka & Runs <lreatl bdrm w/outalde ator· free. Call toll Ire• Wiii make quality PERMANENT • PT Loaded. ABS. Driver IS 1 &-934-5511 ete-931-0442 age apace. Vertical 1-&00·LUMP·SUM; aalea calls over the Position In small busy Fr•• Cat Sweet 6yr Air Bag. New brakes, b 11 n d a Inc I u dad 1 ·8 O O ·5 8 IS -7 7 8 6 . telephone to new and olllce. Non-smoker silver female tabby, timing belt. battery & throughoUt, sk~llght In Stone Streat Capital. exl1tlng advert(sera. 714·675-4608 ANTIQU.ES 60l0 spayed. Must IJnd new tires. $8,900. OBO living room, unique Local Candv R"ute Answer Incoming calls p home soon. 759-8978. · 633·8870 or 452-1686 cr ... m.ci .Suv1ce...:._ Directory help you find reliable help. 642-.5878 GBNERAL 1002 Lere• a Sunn~ 2.-S.tory_ Twoba.a, ..3.bd 2.15ba, d/W, fp, m/w, dbl att gar, am yd, Near Back Say. 309 Campbell Ln. $1400. 831-8097-agt. bathroom/ vanity/ • "' and 1ollc:it new bust-hon• Operator• 30 vending mac;hlnes. "th h To s15/hr. Part or Fulk,--------....-! d~salng areal Neutrat Earn approximately t~~.•• tel~op':igoneprcoaanc: Wiii train. " TV, Ba-OR'ICS, BUICI( carpet throughout! 1800/day. All for 800 •92 o T D II P Id! '-&• Carport 1tall to ac-19 , 9 915 . Ca I I : vas1lng and research· 1• •71v-3 op 0 ar • STDIO I080 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9635 commodate 1 vehicle 1-800-998·Vl!ND Ing c:ompetltlve pub-"'R,...•-t-a""11'""s,...1...,.le_1_p_o_1...,.ll-lo-n-at From 1800·1960. '70 Coupe de VIII• Included. Ve<y bright ------------bllcatlon1. Out 01 Santa Fe 1 pc 10 entire estate. 1 owner, new eng/ BALBOA Pl!NIN. Nice, clean, large 2BR 2.5BA Hom• with bay vlawa, oarag•1 dacka. Stld open llvlng areal •V•nttlng Route For •Must work well Outpoat/Klosk at Painting•, china, paint/top, etc. $5,700. Cal! now, won't laatl Salee20 loc:al under. deadline pres· glsware, lurn, etc. llTILLITITlllllW 714·574-9135 Av•ll•DI• Now $1850.mo •••••• BEACH 'N BAY RENTAL CO 714-173· 73U H w""""'uGTON $1470. 78SM>931 11tesework PT• sure Fashion laland. PT 40Yr NB Rts 673-6223 NOW-~ \IH&U'I 8 wagel hourlyTc:omm. _.., H.UBOUR 21421!•••••••• ~,...•.,..,...o_o-_7_1_1_ ... _...,3,,,.8.,..1_•_ •excellenl oral and Call Susanna Wllken:I'--------~ lnYo41NetghbOrtl()()d •.. Whitewater River written communlcaUon 844-5953 a kills Waterfront Fabulous MISCELIANEOUS Rafting on Callrornla "Minimum one-year SALES APPLIANCES 6011 Rlv•rsl Call Today for ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3 + 3 /0 • n ID In/Gar/ RENTALS FrM Color Brochure newspaper aales ex· The growing Dally 11 Dock avail, ten. Pia.II•••••••• from Mother Lode perlence Piiot advertising team Refrigerator $l85. Furn, FP, Fr Doon River Trip.a; 24 year• •Ability to think ere-1eeka an out1lde w a ah• r ID r y • r , $3350 Agt. IS75-9505 •---------experience. 11•1 exclt· atlvely and work In a sales representative In s 145.ea s46.5848 1 team environment the Retail Advertl1lng ---------ROOMS 2706 ngl l-8<><M27•2387 •Detail oriented Department. Experl-1---------"_.._ NEWPORT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii YllARS'S PAY IN A •Sell motivated and enca· preferred, but FURNITURE 6014 "'========I BEACH 2169 CM 8aok aaw 1400 WB•Kt lmpo11lble... goal oriented wlll train. Appllcant1;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnel utla, w/ge,r 150. Un t 11 Now I N • w •pc knowledgeable should be energetic, 1• ------..-.-.. 1 Kll/lndry prlv. Pool. Product almo1t every· Salary plus comm!•· motivated and a sell Cabbage Roa• pat· 'ti ...... Attention HomeOwnera & R.E. Agent1!1 Showcase tho•• 1peclal properilea In our Homes of the Week & Open Home Gulde publlahed each Saturday In the Real Estate Tab. lt'a an •ff•otlve and lne1epen1lve way to reach homebuyer1I Cell our Claaalned Department Today I I 942·5878 A1k about our current speclal1I 18R Lido Condo Full N/Smk etc. 650.8242 one want• and no one alon. E>tcellent benefit starter. Salary plus tern 1ola $325. 2 pink aunaat, ocean, bay haa. Call free 24 houf package Including commission. Xlnl ben· plaid wing chairs vlewa. 15th nr. Mu1t i---------• Inform at Ion 11 n •. 401 k plan. Physical/ elit pkg. Drug screon· w /ottoman S 2 5 O. aHI Full amenities. RENTALS TO 1·888·881·8484 drug screening re· lng/phy1lcal required. Octagonal glass din $1800/mo. IS75-2171 . sull'D'IC! 2724 ,_________ quired. EOE. EOE. Send resume to tbl w/4 chrs $150. 2b 2b M dlt ~ •· Fu re1ume to Dis· Lynn Esola, %Dally Comfortable dbl bed r a • erranean '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MONEY play Advertising, Ann: Pltot, 330 W. Bay $95. Dreuer w/mlrr $45. VIII• 1tyla, upper pn 1• waterfront In quiet Balboa.Sl•P• to Bch TOl.OAN 2914 Lynn Esola -a1 (714) Street, Colla Mesa, 2·Down comforters eectlon of Weat NB. 2br +den, prkg, hdwd liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 65().4802 or mall re-CA 92627 or fax to $40 & S65. 673·3039. Or•at view. Full Ille firs, new kltch, $650 Avoid Bankruptcy sumel IQ. Display Ad· (71 4) 65().4802. For Leather aofa off bath•. kit. Carport. +Ulla. Avl fS.1 673-2784 FrH Debt Conaollda· ;ertls ng,C 330 WM Bay Interview, coll (714) white, large 3-plece, Prtvate aun deck & BEAUT BAYFRONT !Ion Apptlcatlon with C~e:~S27 osta eaa, 574-4238. pillow bac.k, fits In No Money oownt 1nsta11aUOn a Programming of 75+ ~Meis tnctucted VISIT OUR SHOWROOM FOR A LIVE DEMO AT 23al NEWPORf IVD., C.11. .. call Tell ..... ·-····· laundry. $1975/mo. CONDO patio w/Vlew, Service 800-873-8207 ---------SALES corner, perl cond. yearly. Boat dock avt. n/a , w /d, n /peta. BANQUET Local weekly new•· SSOO/obo. 650-7047. •••••••••I 540.1355 or IS73..eoo2 S600+dep. 723-1479 COORDINATOR paper seeks lnslde1 ________ _ 2br Penlh•• CondO, CDM Shara lrg 4bd MORTGAGES & for Italian Reataurant sales repreaentatlve. MERCHANDISE Nr bch, fp, d/W, w/d, houM. 1 pvt rm avall, T.D.'S 2918 In Newport. 673-9500 Must posse11 1trong gar, no pets. 11375. OR, fp, walk to beach. BO'"T R•NT'"•S phone sllea abltltles, MISC. 6015 Avl June 675""677 ... / .. 5 -be dependable, team ----------50 utl. 723""572. Purc:h l00% Fix 125% Dock Aaafatant oriented, and a self SAIL BOATS 2BR Townhome CdM. Shr 3br Home We Buy Notes, All For fast growing 1tarter who Is able to Lake/Ocean fishing 7014 2 .5BA. Lrg 2-car Lrg rm, great loc, gar, Credit Con1ldered Newport Beach Boat work well under dead· tackle Bo• ol old iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil at t •ch Ii a rage · w/d, ns. n/pets, $530. FINNEY BROKERAGE Rental l~allon. Week· llnea. One year salH tools. 548-9832. t 8 ' Hobie, Complete, TRANSPORTATION Re mod. nd unit. Lauria 714-84().8215 714 873·7480 uc.1976 ends req d. Apply In experience preferred. Muat Sell! Stereo, Ready to go. $550. or COSTA MESA 1024 . 11!500/mo. 64o-5884 person before noon to Excellent benefit ruton•· couch and offer. Harry 645-3544 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3Br 2Ba Upatalra dplx, C~ lu~d ·~\quiet.,......... 2001 W. Coast Hwy NB package. M/F/ON. IOVHHI, much morel -.,,....-----...,.,..-I ' Id t t fp, gar, dw, patio, ;reS +d • pr 1/2a, ~·· Can't Find Wor.... Drug 1creenlng/phy1I· 875·8101 2 Person Landsallor • • • "oret • r" step• to bay & beach. Avl now' ep+ ...... 8u12•5• ANNOUNCEMENTS "' cal required. Complete. S550. or 3bd, 2ba, 2-car, 11800. 818-359,,..539 .... -I••••••••• You can't ba looking For conalderatlon wa1her, dryer, lrlg, offer Harry 64S-3544 culdeaac, 1 blk to NB Mbr Ste/S875 Incl too hardl WANTED 1s pleaH ru resume (In· dining aet, cabinets. 22tt BOAT ON Bac:k Bay. Clean. Harbor View rental Utt, gar., cble, w/d. ---------people to flll various eluding aalary range Make offer. 720.1 158 MOORING Only t239,SOO wanted Port Strfft Prof. N/S. 1325+ La1t THEATER positions from ware-dealred) to: • Waaher/Drv•r $150. ·In Newport Harbor CAD ILIAC 9040 TRADE through classified '78 Eldorado Conv. 642·5678 All power. New--------- brakes. 74K miles. RENT 8 track. high end ca11 . l thr Int. seooo/obo. 786-9274 through classified '87 Cadlllao Sevlll• , ___ ....;... ____ _ White. 1,ather lnterlck CLASSIFll!D $2300/obo. It's the solution you're 852·1000 x4S1 1earchlng for· wheth· 444-4030 evea er you're seeking a home, an apartment, CHEVROLET 9045 a new occ:upatlon or even a stray pet. GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure eve~ing is dean and repaired. · ~ .. Pnot Donald PfaH family looking for mo Avt fS.1 7152-3297 hou1e lo manage-Judy Oetting at (714) Micro $35. Lg dresser $9,900 714·855·9237 CB Aet 433·8828 cl•an 4 /5bd. Call N . . CASTING 2921 ment. No experience 631·8594 w/mlrr $50. 642·1048 80 82 Sherry at 844-8481 ewport Cet B•aullful iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nece11ary. Call Now, or 714·5 • 28 pager '----------------~ Light airy Condo 2+2 Condo Brlnd newt New P•ople N"ded Brent (714)891·5764. Seoretari worker's HUNTINGTON Walk to b .. ch, pool, Pool/apa/gym/tenn. No axp nee. Model• & __ C_o_u_n_t_e_r_H_•_l_p__ Comp/Criminal. 3·5yr1 BEACH 1040 ~··gated. S~/mo. S89S+Utls. 245-7335 Actora. TV/Fiim. FT~ Positions avl. ~x8·~~.:~·1~:1~~f~~~ gent, June 4 1177. 1---------1·213-812·1888 Gift & Mall Store. at 818•786.5432 or a., ....... Spac:loua IENTALS No Exper Nee . 714-788·11S64. evea. 3Bdrm 1.758• Home. -------WANTED 2726 LOST • Near OC Airport. --=--.....,...,.,.,..--•vaulted Calllnga• 11n11e...,..DNTS '•••••iiliiliiliiii Fu & Mall 955-9171. Ton• of Work E • Pl _ .. 61.&'"~&&Q.Q 1• ponuT\ 2925 Warehouse through Marble ntry u ... POR RENT •H•L•t• ""., Counter/Dell FT/PT: t U C t • R ---led r-managemen , p to arpe ............ Prof•aalonal aaaka Frlendly peraon $425.wkly 491-0Hlt Kitchen a Bathall 8tudlo bachelor or 1 Loat From Bay1lde needed! No exp nee. ••M,800 bdrm 'apt. for S550o Vllag-.NB. Gray/White Globe 0.11 642-3764 Nanow L .. ea A41t HOO. l!'ald• Costa Cat w/Whlte Pawah..---=,...---.,,,-...--1 714-e4a.97e'f · BAI.BOA ~.... Newpol1 Bch wearing Pink collar •am Money Reading One OfXkindl PININSULA 2607 Bal Pen or 1a1a: with taga. 875-1578 bookal 130,000/yr 48d 2.758• Home. Avail aftt a.1 p..... Income pot. Details, Expanded l'am Am. •L,.. alilMl/tlNa l12M call UM @ 574-4249 HEALTH• 1..aoo.51 3-4343 •YM37 Remodeled Kllchen New p81nt/crpt, l'plc. p..-ntC!C! •leotronloa Matr·lulte • l'Nndl 1 cell ....__.. ••••••••-u ,..._ 3000 Trainee• Top Personal Mgr N••d• klde Imo• 17yra for TV, print & fllm. Submitting now for new Star Wan movi es, call lor audition time . Paac:uccl Productions •Tt 4-378-4300• .. W,_ ... _ vau , .....,., gw, 1. Doon• Y ............ no pate. Y•arty. CO...._ CW. l•••••••ilill Job openings With••· Ss>8 • Sun~Nook 790-1713. u1-1n1. n&MUIR Leok wean rou .... r cetlent aalary/b•netlta.1 ________ _ N."*o4'/1L~!a.:;tlt --------RUL BSTATE nowll No ptMa, MLM, P•ld training. High EMPLOYMENT .... c·-lng b.......... -• achool grad• agea 17· 714-e4a.978 COSTA IDSA 2124 N';' ai .. ;l;k'ti1p'F~ 34. U.S. ~ltl%ena only. Sl1'VICIS 5533 Info tend 111.H to: Call , .. 00-3415-8289, ••a111 L 1 1 •••-----s2750 K. Monton 3535 e. Mon-Tue lam to epm, • Q mmac ...--1ia5R1 W·l't1 lam to 4:30Pm 2br , .s~ "'rownhome '•!Ill•••••• PCH, COM, CA. 92825 1089 Pvt patio, v•rtlcata t• PrWe N 8 .,.._. FILM ••••••••I Cf'em• tone, wtd hk-up <1> 3Bft a 'c31 nAatl••••••••I PRODUCT ••• ca=:n Dover lt,O AYI .. ., 411-9131 JU.t not1tl Of ~HI PERSONALS • ION••* NIWPOJT llACB -------Pl••.. ~ aware that the ll1tlnga In t"I• cat• agory may require you lo c.11 a toO n1HT1b4tr In which there 11 a char~ .,., minute. od•I N....rt Lr ... the MttK AQi 17CMH3 T,n•t~•~h~=·om•nv~ ... ~ •• d. • t n g 4 e • Leve I 8t 2bd/1..lb8 gw..-. ,,.._:" ,....,.!::r:"' a•A 2BA + Oen no pets. 1814 lt'Ane "'-,_,. ----------• .... ~ooo. Ave ""· 110°1411 IUSDllSS oma SlllaMG ••00 ... 01.0•4 * lllPLOYlllHT 71 t 14 191 m.~. 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GoJ w;,,,,,..,...,.,.. l&l' .... ,.''!'9 Pilot celta-.. , • 41 MONDAY, MAY 19, 1997 Ne.,pon BeadVC.Ona Mesa Daily Pilot ACROSS 1~ 6 Knlf9 Nlndlea 11 S1lld\ t4 ~·,,efy 15~out 18 Hawaiian souvenir 17 Transported kids 18 Sausage -10 eon .. aerver 20 AuthOf of "The Thrff Musketeers" 22 Bitter 24 lntloence 28 Entertains 29 "late Sho..v' features 30 More bastllul 32 Ken Of' Lena 33 Sprinted 35 Deuces 39 Gas for slons 40 "Gee whizl· 41 From -to nuts 42 Parched 43 Hair dye 45 Tlny amount 46 Grow (crops) 48 Interests 50 Stupid 53 Bloom 54 Some TV shows 55 ·Full steam -1· 57 Earth's star 58 Brown pigment WN 1 Chatter 2 Mary -Aetton 3 Soundl or hasnatlon 4 Hada meal 5 lnfuriato 6 Steering mecnanlsms 7 Operatic song 8 Makes a breeze O 'For shame!" 10 Type of seed 11 Pronounces Indistinctly t2 Ghoslly 13 Curves 21 Old map abbr. 23 Shows respect to royalty 24 Actor Jer~my -25 Brawl 26 Eartier 27 Near-winner 28 Help FORD 9075 FORD 30 Tea cake 31 Chopped down 34 Overwhelms 36 Sheep products 37 Surpass 38 Twitch 43 Make hasle 44 "Clan of the Cave Bear" heroine 47 Take for granted 49 Antisepltc 50 Davis 01 ·oo the Ri,phl Thing 51 Obligated 52 -up: buys gas 53 Small lruil · SS Skillful 56 Leam 59 Apple-pie maker? 61 Pen point 62 Sell-image 63 Coop 64 Strive 11 12 13 9075 FORD 9075 FORD 9075 JESP 9110 MERCEDES 9130 PORSCHE 9175 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~I ----------...... --...... -------------•83 A•roater XL '97 WRANGLER '80 450 SL Bolh topa. '8 7 8 2 4 S Black. By CHARLES GOREN Fully Loaded! All 1-ownr. Xlnl Condi Upgndad wheels. ,._. .. _, Wagon. Black/gray. x•rasl •ow Miies. Low ml. A Diamond Sunroof, car Phone. with OMAR .--1 Pow or. Low m11e11 • .. and TANN.AH HIRSCH (3GUK92l) $9,995 $13,950 5118·3772 s13,950.obo 7458·1029 55900/obo. 548-3874, Beu•r Lotua ---------i •80 450&LC lmmac.1 ________ _ 918S Costa Mesa L~'"'S 9115 Blk/Palamlno. 95K, SAAB ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ 942. 7700 ~" 2nd local owner, cnrm whls, cd, Mlchellns. liniiiiiOi· iiiiiii;;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-a Q. l • AB South, vulnerable, you hold; •AU OAJ 4 .0 A1066 •US The bidding has proceeded: NORm EAST souru PaH PaN 10 16 Paaa 1 What action do you lake? WEST r ... A • Since chances of game seem remote, there are those who would suggest a pass to show a minimum opening bid. But can you be sure one spade is the right contra<:t when partner might have a weak four..card holding in lhe suit? With a nat hand and eound opening-bid values, make your normal rebid of one no trump. Q. 2 • As South, vulnerable, you hold: • K 7 6 O 8 o A K 6 5 • J 10 9 6 2 Part.ner opens the bidding with one club. What do you respond? A • If you play forcing jump raises, we favor a jump to three clubs. Your five-card eupport, eingleton heart and prime values in the other euits suggest game i.n a euit con- tract. If three clubs would be a limit raise, however, you must start with' one diamond. Q. 3 • AB South, vulnerable, you hold: •KQ862 0 8 0 3 •9866•2 The bidding hae proceeded: NORTH E>\ST SOUTH 10 Pua I• 2NT Pau ? What action do you take? WEST ' Pua A • Don't for a moment consider passing because, in terme of high carde, you have a dead minimum. With your 6-5 distribution there m·uet be a fit in one of your suits, and you ehould be prepared to play in game in that euit. Start bY. bid- ding three clube, to see tiow partner reacts. Q. 4 · Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •J9862 O AKQJS OK5 •6 club. What do you respond? A • 'l'bere ia a (Olden rule of bid· ding: With two four-card suit.a, ret1eond up-the-line; with lwo five- card auita, bid your h.igher-rank.ing suit firet, regardless of quality. There Is no reason to depart from that principle here. Reapond one spade. Q. 5 · ~South, vulnerable, you hold: •AK6 OKJ84 o AQ •A982 The bidding h911 proceeded: EAST SOUTH WEST NQRTH 14 Dbl PaM t• Pa11 7 WhRt do you bid now? '98 Mustang '92 Lexus LS400 $9500. 7 59·3488 Only 7,900 mlleal Black/Black. Cartlliod. White/gray leather. e v 8 r y op 1 I 0 n1 '81 380SLC, Blk w/ F t h S 977 Palamlmo lnl, pwr ac ory c romes . #222362 24, brks, sunrf, 14oK ml (22831L2•) X"•So1f8,995 S8900.obo 760·8008 .. '95 Lexua SC400 Weatmln•t•r Castlmere/lvory. Very *'82 380SEl.• 892·8906 rich looklng. Cort. Astro silver, 'grey lthr, 1040<'106 $33,977 102'k mi. Luxurious GEO 9080 auto. Beput. cond. •95 Saab eoos blk/blk. ~·dr, 6·1pd, 30k 'TII, snrl, alloys, abs, cloth Int. dealor malot, all records, Pert cond In/out. $17 .750. (D) 714-955-6118 (E) 310·376·1970 '92 G•o. Storm GSI 45k ml., Blue, Auto, NC, Sound Sys. Blu bk $8200. Repo sale price $5340. 543-2369 '94 Lexus SC300 Serviced peforo due Black Jade/Ivory Mint dales. Obi tlmlng1--------- Condltlonl ·Only 34k chain conversion TOYOTA 9210 m 11 e s . C o r t I f I o d c o m p I o I e d . S 8 7 0 0 · I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HONDA 9085 111018246 $29,977 851·9792 1• ----.....,....,-~---' 95 L•xus EC300 '88 190E 2 •3 Full option. Lease Champagne. Sharpl s I Need Quick Salel return. ave Huti1• $5,500 PP 842-9601 Red Tag Speclall '89 Toyota Cemry Wegon VS. Fllmlly Wagon. Musi Seel ( 1009661051909) $9,395 #079634 $21,977 '87 420 SEL Mercedes '92 Tovota 4·Runner •92·Lexu1 SC300 Low mlles & Flawless! 4X4 V6. Auto. Full '89 Civic Wagon Spruce Lexus Trado·ln (341457) $15,995 Power. Mint Condi $3500. 4WD, AC, Superb Condition I Lexus of White & Nice' A • The obvious choices are a jump romov cass.. roof Won't Last! Westmins ter (101098/040733) to two no trump or a cue-bid of two . rack, PS. 559·4519. #007081 $22,977 892·6906 $18,995 clubs. The problem with the cue-bid' 1--~..,.....,,,..,-.-=---is that, ehould North now rebid two • '94 Civic EX ·L•xu•· '89 420SEL, Good '93 Tovota ve XCAB spad~. neither partner will know V-Toc, a ll power. Mission Viejo cond, malnt book (101117/P035972) sunroof, AC, alarm. 1.800·689·5 398 kept, blkJtan llhr Int, $12 995 how many epades the other holds! $11 800 6"'~ 3623 orig owner, 108k mi. • Because.of that we prefer two no ' · "Y~ •g4 L•xu• ES300 $15,500 714-760-6837 •93 Geo Prlim trump -itdescribeetheehapeand '95Accord LX 1-ownr. Low ml., Llhr. '94500SL 5-Spd. Must Seal t gth fth h d d Low mi!oa. Mint cond! Mnrl. Champagne. ooe24/065680) s ren o e an , an partner (0780181 $14,995 524K 080 646.2226 White w/black top. (1 ehouldassumeyoudonot havefour Lexuaof Perfect Condltfon. $10,995 spades. Westminster $69,900 760-9180 LINCOLN 9120 TO)(Ota of 892·6906 '95 320 SL Red. Tan Huntington Beach Q. 6 · East-West vulnerable, as iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Inter. Chrome wheels, 847·8555 South you hold: 1---------• 9 6 Mark V 1 1 1 , all options. Take over 1......,,.,,,..,,:-::---:--::--::-- ISUZU 9100 (Loaded). Ivory, under lease. 548-3772 '95 Toyota Cellca • 8 S i,, Q 9 8 7 4 S O A • ,J 6 5 3 2000 ml, avl for Lease Red l~nd lots of ~real for 12· 13 mos at $41 o. ---------s u m mer d r Iv Ing The bidding has proceeded: " '92 Isuzu Rodeo per mo. or maybe MITSUBISHI 9145 s m ii es I ( O 4 5 7 O 5) WEST NO Rm EAST SOU'111 5 ·SP d . Must see I p u r c h a s e d f 0 r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $14, 7 7 5 t• 20 •• 7 (200486/N4300206) $26,000. Lie fee due ,85 Montero Robuill W Lexu1s otf Wh d $11,495 July. , 714·720·0590 0 5 estm na •r at action o you take? engine, 4W . -sp, 6908 air, sport/tow pkg. 892" '90 VW Fox GL 1~":'.""'.'.'.-=-~-:----::--A ·.Youarecertainlygoingtocon-·P IS. A/C , ·5-Spd. LOTUS 9123 $5500obo 723-lJ)l~ '96ToyotaAvalon tinue to five hearts,-wh.ieln:oCJtd·~-· ' Must Seel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '92 ECLIPSE --X L-;--~n+t-e11 v-~y·····- eaeily be a make, but there is no (100981/013183) GS 16V OOHC interior, automatic, till, b.d. d' I B d fi $5,995 '89 Turbo Esplrlt COl,IPE CC, power windows reason to t 1t trect y. i ve Toyota of Red/Tan llhr. Only 23k Burgundy, gray· int., I 0 c ks . 1 0 ad e d 1 diamonds! Should the opponent.ti Huntington B•ach (2PTN739), $29,995 5.Spd., Cass., co. (076337) $20,995 eventually buy the hand at llpades, 847·8555 Bauer Lotus Sunroof. c2zua792) Lexus of you will have told partner what to Costa Mesa $7,995 W••lmlnst•r lead to give your eide the best shot 642• 77oo Bauer Lotus 892·6908 to beat the hand. Naturally, you JAGUAR 9105 --------Coate Mesa intend to correct to heart.II over any-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MAZDA 912 5 842. 7700 VOLVO 9 230 thing partner might do. ,94 Jag XJS Cab iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiil---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Learn to be a b ett er bridfe 2+2. Only 15k This 87' 626LX, 4dr NISSAN 9150 car .Is In .mlnl condJ sedan, 5spd, air, ps,1-'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii player! Subscribe now tot e i11194121 $31,977 tw, cc: cass, sort, fuffl • Goren Bridire Letter by calling ·Lexas· pwr, xtra clean, 51600 '86 Mlnl·Truck w/ (800) 788-1225 lor information. Mission VleJo Firm 714·893-4570 King Cab, shall, 9 1 strong engine . . Or write to: Goren Bridge 1·800·66 ·5398 ----53000.obo 966-2761 Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, MERCEDES 9130 -=":"!":""-~c:---ru ..,.....,. 1---------'95 Nl~san Alllma • VVVQV. JEEP 911 O iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil F /P Auto Lexus Trade· '80 300SD Less than In. Pricod to sell. '94 Volvo 1\.50 4-0r -B1knvory lthr. Mnrl/Alloys/LOC Car #126781 $19,877 '84 Ford F150 V·8, '87 FORD VAN Conv. auto, AC, Cassette. V-6. A/T, P/S, AJC, $3800/obo. 646-1042 Low ml. Orig. Owner. '88 Muatang Conv. Partner opens the bidding with one 125K orlglnal miles. #224176 $12,977 5.0, S·speed, .red, '94 4WD GRAND s44oo**7~!·:~·50li2 Ml;~,4;,~u~ieJo '98 Volvo 850 Turbo Wagon Black/Ivory 3rd Seat. CO . Musi Seel #185102 $31,977 ·Lexus· Mission Vl•Jo On the move? Sell your extra liousehold items 'in Classified $4,999 . 720-1722 '88 Ford Escort S·Spd. Economy car. (200512/3585691 $5,095 Tol(ote of Huntington B••ch 714-84'7-8555 ~~~~h~~u ·a~~ln~~~~~~ ---=c-=-LA-::-:::s~s~1-=F~1E="D=----...-----------.---------CH&ROKEE LTD. CLASSIFIED 1·800·869·5398 records-since new. It's ttTa resource you On the move? FORD 9075 It's the resource you ------------------ 1 ·800·689·5398 can count on t~ sell a BLACK BEAUTY ss.3oo 515·0105 myriad of merchan-S II t · can ci;iunl on to sell a PONTIAC 9170 VOLKSWAGEN ·9z35 . e your ex ra Taupe Leather 4-0r. myriad of merchan-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiii~ dlse llems. because RGuset'leld--' 1-e._fli>llE__ -PERFECT: All Gptlon9 dlse· Item~.--because -M-EET- someone special throug.ti classified ·6ar catumns~~compel Auto, a{r, navy blue, + 8 Trk CD. Sell For our columns ·compel '91 Sunblrd LE, 4-dr, •ae' Golf 5-spd, · 2·df, quallfled buyers to items BOK mlles. S5000 obo qualified buyers 10 auto, ac and more. Runs good. Nds minor calll .in Classified 723-1616 $18,600, LOW BLUE. ca111 Great Condition. body work. Reg 12/97 8 42·S678 Call 714·54.4-6123 842·5878 $3500. 714·631·8433 $750 OBO •631·0757 --------- 3919 CLEANING COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL GARAGE JEWELRY 3784 MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 SCREEN SERVI CE SERVICES 3 548 SERVI CE 3 584 DOORS 36 7 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES •D·I·RE·C·T·O·R·Y·-·1 A TOUCH OF CLASS l!C'Flifll liiiiiiDiirywiiiiiiaiiliiViiiPiil•ii•iitii•iiriii ·.·.·.•4ii7ii5iiii·iiii1ii8iiXii7ii•ii•ii w~~h~!~!f,y'~:~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE A~a~=~~~:i~gp~;~~~ p~::~~: r~e~~~':.Ts Mobll• Scr••n S•rv. ~ Antique • Fine Jewelry The Callf. Public Utlll· ·Old Country Tradesman· Free Estimates Cleaning. Aas/Comm Repair. Acoustic Includes hallway, ties Commission RE· C ... Uc/Bonded. Free Est. COMPUTER HELP! removal. Llclll585160 weather-strip, lnslalla-Buy/sell/trade 873·0365 QUIRES that all used omp price 9u4·8872 _L_1_e_a_1_3_9_B_9_CS_SJ_._1_o_eo_ APPLIANCE Teresa 282·7143 Fast•Fritndly•Affordable B&K Drywall · lion & tax 845·5704 ---------household goods ALL JOB Commercial ---------. REPAIR 3427 •BOS& HOUSECLEANING Upgrade Repair Train 2 40•1159 Terry's Rapid Response LANDSCAPE & movers print their & Resldontlal Exterior Now & Re-sc,oenlng Lie# 181673 Bonded Roger 714-548·0850 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Licensed-Bonded Free Est·S10 Off w/ad•·,.,.-s""MA~.,..L'""L-J=--:0=--:B~EX=P~E~R~T Openers/Spri ngs/Hinges LAWN CARE 3808 P.U.C. Cal T number; Painting. Fencing & $10.00 por hour. * 714-723·2082 * Drywall/Plaster Repair lnstll/Repalr•Free Est. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii limos and chauffOU{S Plumbing. 444-2227 ORCO PLUMBING & Drain Cleanlng. 70~1/Fr&e est/Visa MC Ll727705 '780-8170 STUCCO. 3924 APPLIANCE REPAIR jWaahera,/Dfyers/Frlg Salas. Reas. 631-0297 714-548·0388 COMPUTEK ~~~~·&~~~·5~3 646-7721 Pg-602-1716 BASIC YARD MAINT ~~~I :~el~lr~:~.~~:: CHUNG'S PAINTINQ •Bright Haeclnlng On-Sile Repairs-Train 1 CALL DOES IT Al.LI monts. If you have a 23Yra Exp-Ort Prlcel ========~ European Prof'I. Bast ·Upgrades-Only $45.hr Wlttho•ft Drywall HANDY MAN 3710 831·4422 question about the le· Guar Work-Free Est In town! Refs 5Yra Exp. 714-891·3195 All Phases• Sm/Lg Jobs Pag•r-413·8142 gallty of a mover, llmo Llc#375602 538·1534 --------..., Grace 251·9455 Claanl Claanl Clean! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1.-,_._,..,_,, .. ..,.--,..... or chauffeur, call: eDAN DAWSON• CABINETS '2490 FREE Qarage CIHnlng MACMEDIC •Care for 20Vra Exp/Fair S/FrH Est •Palnt/Cerpentry• • TREES • Public Utllltlas Ike'• Custom Painting PLUMBING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiil Tired of Mess? Let us Macintosh Computers Lf400030 714-639·1447 Drywall and morel T~emove l.IYtr!s .I Commlsalon ~~:k. 1~~·;~·& g~~~Z, Water Heaters, Drains T E X T U R E COAT Slngl• story up to 1600sf $1800 L538526 NOW Con1tructlon • 722·2805 * . Haul:furn/appl/cllhng/etc In your hme/ofc. Low/ , Small Jobs Oki spmkl!s-clnup ~51:.:a476 714-558-4151 L'1703468 831·4810 Remodel • Repair Adv_-;~:t~mw3:~r::,':.,~· P-215-5601 /682·3500X304 hourly rate. 673•8819 ELECTRICAL 3610 Qery 645·5277 Lawn Service. Mow1•--A.,..L'""L'""·..,A-M.,..E""R.,,..,..,IC"""A,,...N,..,.....----=P'""e..,.te_r_s-=P-..... ln""t.,..ln-g--1 r:~;::;2 : s:~".1~;;~ Doors-Coppor Colllng •HOUSECLEANINQ Prof•Hlonal Service Home Repair/Remodel edge/sod/sprinklers/ Moves·U ... Carefully 20 Years Experience Pgr#717•5729 TUTORING 3929 Tutor Exp Teecher Elem. summer reading & math. Hm 1choollng a11lst also 548-8442 Molding• • Mantels 15Vrs E)(p, Good Refs Traln•Repalr•Upgrade Smell Job EXPERT Costa Mesa/Newport . cln·up. Al 988·2718 Courteously & Cheaply Free Eatlmates L691650 714·998-8970 Own lrans. Call Anytlmtl Fast/Affordabla/On·tlte Duncan Electric ~.':., y;;~~2';.xlo Lve msg or call attar 5 540·0223 T141227 lntariora and Exterior• 241·0531 Pg-435-5312 Ted 714-840.767a Local/Quick Response =-------~_,,.,-...,,..,... •GREEN MASTERS•---------Referral. 854-0512 --------- JAMAICA DAY·O L..,275870 850 7042 BREWER'S TV·VCR Landscaping & Malnt. Spilt •Second Moving POOL i--------- CARPENTRY 3510 Prof Clt1nlng·Rt1/Comm "' • & Home S•rvlc•• Tree Trim • Removal Prof Moveral 24Hr Srv •SON'S PAINTING• SERVICE 3894 WALL CarpotNacanclea/Refs CONCRETE & Action Line Electrlo Under S300. LIE73860 Gar!fenlng Svc 841•5512 701~/Sr Olsc/fl178452 20Yra Exp. RH/Comm Wkly/Bl-wkly CS50·5BH MASONRY 35 S 7 L~c":.~~/.!':'~!s~~~~e ~~:.•g!,!'\~ t ~J~~ Landacape Remod•llng _4_3-·9_1_2_3_1P_·3_4_e_-s_e5_o ~~~~~~6 L1~~~.:f6~:7~~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~.,,CiiO~VE~i!iRl~Ni!iGiiS!ii!ii!i3ii9i!i3~2 A to z HANDYMAN MARIA'S CLEANINQ L'"St"863 849 8130 Yard tune up/malntenace, Two Brother1 Moving BERGE POOL SERVICE II! INSTAWREFACE CABINETS Ouality Asa"rance " " • H d Ch 11 SPRING SPECIAL -All Pool R•palra• PD & Q WALLCOVER ... an ymen a r • landscape/artistic design. • * ---------Kitchens. baths, doors. 1ovrs In Bus. Supplies Brick. Block, Stone, Tiie Pete.-kln Electrlo Painting, carpentry. ContractorlC27_804006. Same Day Service Uc/Ins PET 30yr exp/Wkly ave/free est It BY TOP DESIGNERS windows. Doug 546-7258 provided. 539.&704 Cone, Patio, Driveway Prompt & Low Aatesl water blasllni, fences. Prof'I & Eth!cal. 645-7505 CaJ.Tl34SSO 957·1500 Bryn 548·4848 •1NSUREO •L#480172 Fplc, BBOs. Rel. 25Yr. ra1-com/1m·tg Jobe Local COM 7 o ""044 SERVICES 3870 Island Bl"• Pools 800·727·9188 X-10 Affordable Carpentrv •VICKI'S CLEA.NINO Exp. Terry 557·7594 CSL618717 748•5255 ... NEW L•••~ .. Cabineta·Formlca-Kll We offer THE BEST HOME SERVICES .....-.. ~ ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Pool & Spa Wkly Svc.* ••AFFORDABLi B•th•·Crown Mold Ing House/Window Cleaning. * Beat Price/Quality Anything & Everything Landacape & Muonty PATIO COVERS & Pat Sitter/Dog Walker Rercalr: fllter/pumJJ/htr Top Quality Work. Ina. Rers. LH 845-8759 1ovrs E)(p. Xlnt Reta. Lndacape, brick, stne FENCES Free Estimate. Roi's. De1lgn/8ulld/Reroodet ENCLOSURES 3842 Cally/Overnl9,hl vlslta. Ac d wash 845ae728 15Yra Elcp•Great Refa CARPENTRY•Wlndowa Vicki 714·888-0395 concr. 800.780•100'1 & DECKS 3615 Mloheel 7t58-1440 UC./lna. T4e4487 Reta avl. Lie d/Bonded--------L~~~~:;n ~~~?;~'~\ Coore• Wood Fencea •WINDOW CLEANING• John Doran Masonry QUALITY CRAFTSMAN Shene'• Qerdenlng Stembeugh 9ulld•r• Deni" 714·935•997o ROOFING 3910 FARTHING INTIRIOAI PET PROOFING FREii •STIMATBS BrlckeStone•Block *Wood Fencea * Carpentry•Cablnets & Landaoaplng, Lawn Lattice Covers & Patios Dogs Wanted To Walk Installation * Removal L"'281"'81 • Call Bob 94•-"33• Electrlc•Plmbg•Doora care lnatall'nJRemoval Cuat Redwood Ceck1. Very Important Pet "" ~ ........ " Lg/Sm Jb1•Repalr1 ok Replace/Repair Low S Ml 557 7 994 Sp lnkl 548 5801 A-OK.RO 0 fl ING DlacQunt Wallcoverlng 249-8323 Pg-312·0028 ---------FrH Est. & Advice FrH hauling/eat. Llc'd IC repairs • r era • Glaaa, Plex or Picket Svc. Free E1V11t wall< ·1st Cla11 tnstaller· L560875 873·1212 QUWITY C""• .... IMAH L168719t 831·3832 Adllantaoe Conat 974-130t Semi ftellred Contractor VICTOR'S Prof'I Land· Hand Ralla. Fencing. dOl1c.DOly/W8k41y7/h23lld3a7y Sr OlsC/FrH E1VL839447 Th• Stripper -IVV' • EXCELLENT WORK Repairs, lmprovementa, •ccapo Malnt. Seaaonal Contractor on all Jobe. all oug ... 891-3754 8QO.e91·3754 SP• c I a I I• In 0 1 n Custom cabinela/crown am Jobe. ouatlly/lnt~rl~ olor. 10Yra E)(p. Xlnt L707328 714-431·6822 ... moldlng/llle/mlfble/Mlac CONTRACTORS Fences/Decks/Bick wane 1 K •42 • 1 Reis Ne 457 1739 ---------1 BALBOA ROOFING CO Wellpaper Removal repslra. Oh1r1e1 557·7684 Uc S.1 ConvlCtor 853t526 care, en u • • • ' • PIASTER Quallty Work Ouarnt'd L5889241 883·5037 CIRAMIC TILBS 3528 Leaky lhowera Rep'd Regrout1ng.& lnatall'n L870130 an of Tiie 873-BOe5 or 848-8528 HOUSEHOLD SERVICE 714 631-9044 GENERAL 3558 Now Conetruo tlon ______ 3_7_2_0 y~~~/H;~~·a~/~~m~Y·a~ PAINTING 3858 REPAIR 3880 Reroof/A•palr FfH Eat We a •. I• should hang 722-2905 800·780·5755 HAULING New Lawn & Plante. Lie/Ina 631·5081 together. Strip, Install. 3934 ----- Lawis Construction 1---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 010·8502 Pg·74S.5375 14y,. Quallty Painting advice to the er~. Remodal•Handyman FLOOR INSTALL JUNK TO THI DUMP Youn11'a Landeoeplnt TOUCHUPS, TOO '!s:~1~'s:0ca :;:~! REMODELING 931 "2111 AnV1lme Lll'704773 Local RH. REP'11'RS 3620 (714-988·18821 Same Day Svc. L729485 24 Hra. Richard Sinor Llcl328884 24Hra •ADDITIONS 3916 •714-817•5925• 6M AVAILA•L• TODAY Ownr·op•Xlnt NB refs Uoi11280644 045-3209 714·554-7831 WINDOWS 8alea•8vo•lnatell 988'1882 95e.so33/ Mbt-2e·"'558& ***QUALITY CARB FARTHING INTIRIORI MardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc --------MASSAGE 3830 20yre e1ep N.8. Including PLUMBING 3890 Kltchen/B•WRemodel WINDOW CLRANINQ PEROO/Carpet/Free Ht. IMPROVEMENTS 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii stucco/drywall repair, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Rm Addition• Vita/MC Cullom Window S~Nnl DOORS 3580 SELL .. L708279 988·9580 HOMS 375e1• Xlnt Work. 841·2417 L•seoe1s 4173·1212 • Re·Soreenlng • COMPIP'P'll!'Ds 3556 Tonr'• Cullom O•rpentry L&8 Sport• Therepy ••1N•OW Cl I M I I THK LOCAL PLUMHR _A_S_K_M_..,.•_A_B_O_U_T-.-•• -FrH Eall 72•·7 7t CHILD CARE 3536 "uiA Conat'n a Ae11oraUon GBDllGe Prol·& Peraonal MaHege """ ro • an • ·a J1mt1 E. Bangert Co.· Remodellng•Addltlons Oool'1/WlndOW1 L73050e .rt.AR .. LIK•·NU CONCRITI fpr Men & Women PalnUng.fnl/E•t Houtt/API Ffff Eallmlltl & R•ralrs. No Job Too ln•/8ond U2·188S DOORS 3678 Rtmve 011/tuat llall'I. '•th•r'• D•it Qlft Ouallty Job. ,.,.. .... Fflendly Serv1c .. 1n1ured a •• 1 . . CrlCk fpr. Ae·nu/1eal Wd Certlfloete east L'1S89891 e3e.aea1 LIS329&1 875·9304 Small Bob 4 • 223 deck• '1tee eat 760-8427 RN/LMT CM 1:22-C~l23 A Bttttr Wt Pilntlng etl8 8ervtoe Cell• Y l•,.rt Drain Cleaning SCREEN your used vehicle through classlfled M'l·lt71 Repalr1/S•rv/Opel'ltr1 J uni OuaJltv Craftamanahlp & Plumblng Repalr1 All M•k•e·Mod•I• E"QLRY 3784 MOVING 3834 For a reat price. Rel1. 20yra exp. All workluar. SERVICES Llc'd ISO.Strv-(7318) I•••••••• Ll1211) 714·15'"'1530 Steve 841·• ea aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. _______ _ 3919