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Getting a charge out
of granting wishes
:wowan's suit alleges_ reverse
diScririlination at local School
• She says her daughter,
who is white, was denied
access to the largely Latino
Whittier Elementary.
a $6,000 claim against the district
to pay for private school fees.
alleges he told her that her
daughter would get beat up
enough for being white and that
she would stand out more by not
wearing the school uniform.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
Jacki Livingston, assistant
property ~anager at Sea Palms
Apa.rtmentS Oft Whittier Avenue,
said her fifth-grader was denied
access to Whittier Elementary.
More than 90% of the students·
who attend Whittier are of Latino
heritage.
NEWPORT-MESA -A moth-
er of a white child who lives with-
in walking distance of Whittier
Elementary is alleging that her
child was racially discriminated
against at the school and bas filed
She said her child was told on
the first day of school last fall that
she wasn't registered at the
school. Llvingston, however, con-
tends she did register the child.
School trustees voted Tuesday
to reject the claim in a 6-0 vote.
liustee Wendy Leece, who said
she supports Llvingston's claim,
abstained. And later, in an argument with
Principal Juan de Jesus about
school uniforms, Livingston
De Jesus said he remembered
the conversations he had with
qJ'ladical£
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1\vo-year-old Harvey Thomas Hall .(right) found hls heat
relief 1n the showers at Corona del Mar State Beach
(above), a popular desttnaUon Thursday.
72-degree ocean temps have
attracted not only swimmers but a
passel of giant squid ~swell
hen toasty water
temp eratu re s
attract beachgoers
and surfers, it's not
all that unusual.
When they attract
giant squid, well, that's another sto-
ry.
The "twilight" fishing boat at
Davey's Locker Sportfishing in Bal-
boa hauled in more than 200 of the
slimy mollusks -weighing one to
12 pounds -when it docked at 1
a.m . Thursday. Such creatures only
visit every seven to 10 years, and
only when the water's warm, said
Marty Igleheart, assistant manager
at the charter boat service.
#They're coming in very, very
early," he said. #The last times -in
'90 and '83 -it was much later in
the year.•
The squid, along with yellowtail
and albacore tuna, have been bask-
ing in some bath-like ocean waters,
which reached 72 degrees off New-
port Beach Thursday. The unusual
catches pile up as the warm waters
draw fish from Mexico out of their
norm.al migration patterns.
"It gets them into summertime
mode earlier,· Igleheart said.
The water has been warming
over the past few weeks, with the
high tetnperatures reaching from
Mexico to Santa Barbara, said Chris
Borg of the Surfline forecasting ser-
vice. The hot, sunny weather -74
• SEE WATER PAGE 6
Livingston, but that he couldn't
respond to her claims because he
would be speaking for the entire
district.
#I would encourage any parent.
to follow the policy of the school ...
to prevent the student from stand-
ing out from being a new stu-
dent," he said.
Livingston also alleged that
Director of Elementary Education
Susan Despenas approved a
transfer for her daughter to go to
• SEE SUIT PAGE 6
MARC MARTIN I DAILY Pit.OT
Jacki Uvlngston alleges that her flfth-grade daughter, Amanda,
was racially discrlminated against at Wb1ttter Elementary. lbe
mother has filed a $6,000 clalm against the school district.
Dr. Forgey
evicted by
his family
• In a 'difficult family decision,' son
Duncan Forgey said he has asked his
father, who lives with child molester
James Crummel, to leave.
By 'Christopher Goff a rd, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Dr. Bwnell Forgey, the
Newport Beach psychiatrist who shares an
upscale condo with convicted sex criminal James
Crummel, will soon be evicted from the Ima Loa
Court property that has been the focus of neigh-
borhood rage in recent weeks, the owners saJd
Thursday.
Dr. Forgey was served with a 30-day evietlon
notice Sunday, according to a news release from
Duncan Forgey, the psychiatrist's son. who owns
the property with bis wife.
The announcement came only days after the
Daily Pilot revealed that Crummel. who has
• SEE FORGEY PAGE 6
Morethan30
laid off by
sChool district
By Michelle Terwilleger, Dally Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA-In a fmal step to cut costs
across the district and to pay for employee salary
increases, school trustees voted Tuesday to lay off
more than 30 classibed employees.
liustees approved eliminating many positions
in past months when district departments worked
to reduce their costs -by 10% to help pay for the
raises.
By taking the vote Tuesday night, the board
gave district staff the green light to notify
• SEE JOBS PAGE 6
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Mother of Amanda Arthur keeps a faithful vigil
at the bedside of her daughter, who is snuggling for life
By Mkhelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
S tand.ing over her daughter's hospital
bed where she lay in a coma, Chris
Maese sobbed along with her other
daughter and a frtend and suddenly knew
things would be OK.
'.lbe three women saw a small trickle
running . down 17-year-old Amanda
Arthur's face, shartng their grief for her
plight.
•1t was Mandy's way of letting us know
that ahe heard us and that she's going to be
fine,• Maese said from Western Med.ice.l's
waiting room in its intensive care unit.
That room and Amanda's room has
become her and her family'• aeoond. home
since a week ago today when her daugh-
ter's IObbmg boyfriend called to tell them
that AmaM.t WU one Ol 10 Newport Har-
bor High stucmltl in an overturned Blazer'
on Irvine Avenue.
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• • FRIDAY, MAY 30. 1997 I
•
localS onl
check it out Is Bayside Village fight finally over?.
:.Honoring those
who work only
·ror thanks
I H elp needed," the head-
. line might read. "Duties,
varied. Hours, nego-
tiable. Job requirements: a willing-
ness to give something back to the
community. Compensation: heart-
felt thanks."
Successful applicants comprise a
volunteer corps of 308 committed to
donating services to the Newport
Beach Public Ubrary and the Uter-
acy Program. Over the past year,
members contributed 17,700 hours
of.time and talent -the equivalent
of 8.5 full-time employees. They
·will be honored next week, pro-
. claimed "Volunteer Recognition
• Court decision could mark an end to bitter four-
year fight in mobile home park, but residents vow
that they will strike back.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Dajly Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH-A fed-
eral bankruptcy court last week
approved a plan that allows the
leasebolcling company at Bay-
side Village to buy the land
beneath the mobile home park
-but that may not end the
legal conflicts that have swirled
around the neighborhood for
years.
Some residents and the
leaseholder, DeAnza Corp .. say
the decision brings closure to a
dark chapter in a park history
full of lawsuits and mistrust.
Other residents, however, fear it
gives too much power to DeAn-
za and believe the company
may find ways to hike rents in
the future.
"It resolves many years of lit-
igation in many different direc-
tions,• said DeAnza Corp. Pres-
ident Michael Gelfand. "It
results in a stable environment
in the mobile home park."
Legal battles over the 26-acre
park, which houses mostly
seniors, have dragged on for
four years. The land, which
includes 270 mobile home
spaces and 220 boat slips,
belonged to the Bayside Land
Co., a group of residents, until it
went bankrupt.
Homeowners filed suit
against DeAnza over rent hikes
as high as 47%, and an Orange
County Superior Court judge
ruled in the homeowners' favor
in 1995. DeAnz.a appealed, but
will drop that appeal as part of
the recently approved settle-
ment.
Gelfand insisted that the
company will not raise rents any
higher than explicitly outlined
in the leases. He also said the
group of residents who own the
land, Bayside Land Co., will
recover their investments.
He doesn't think the resi-
dents who oppose the deal will
succeed in stopping it because
they've presented nQ viable
alternatives.
"I wish I could resolve their
concerns," he said. "They just
think that DeAnza is the evil
empire. We're just normal peo-
ple like everyone else.•
He said previous rent
increases, which spurred resi-
dents to file the lawsuit. resulted
from a "muket increase" out-
lined in lease agreements at the
time.
Jean Stirling, a former land
company board member who
opposes the recent settlement,
said some residents would've
preferred to fight· that lawsuit
She said it would have set a
court precedent in case rents
increase again.
The opposition group bas
formed their own organization,
Bayside Association of Senior
Residents, which will try to stop
the few steps left in finalizing
the bankruptcy plan and settle-
ment. Stirling worries DeAnza
will use loopholes in the leases
-namely, clauses that spread
the costs of capital improve-
ments among residents -to
jack up the cost of living there.
"A number of people have
indicated that they're thinking
about filing lawsuits," she said.
DeAnza plans to . have the
new leases ready by mid-June.
The leases include a two-year
moratorium on rent increases, a
rollback in rents and a 3.5%
annual rent increase, said David
Brownell, president of the Bay ..
side Village Homeowners Asso-
ciation.
He said be believes the deal
struck is the best for everyone
involved.
"Now the job for all of us in
the park is to begin the healing
process," he said. ·we should
not let friendships be jeopar-
dized by these things."
: Week" in Newport Beach, at spe-
: cial library receptionli.
· ·The guests of honor at these
events hail from a gamut of genera-
tions. They include savvy young
adults -the 18 high school stu-
dents on the library's You.,g Adult
Advisory Council. Since 1994, this
group of local teens has linked pro-
fessional staff with literary needs of
the young adul .. community, provid-
ing collection development input
and hosting such events as young
adult authors' series and teen open
houses.
HIGHER GROUND THE LIDO SHUF.FLE
Other volunteers, many at
another edge of the age spectrum,
work in the central library's used
bookstore, kept open seven days a
week by the Friends of the Llbrary.
A total of 105 volunteers staffed
this storehouse of literary bargains
for 6,800 hours over the past year,
offering gently used books to the
community for a fraction of their
new purchase price. The Friends
donated $91 ,600 to the library in
the last fiscal year, much of it ear-
marked for children's programs and
materials.
Other volunteers serve in leader-
ship and fund-raising positions.
The five-member Board of Library
Trustees assists with policy direc-
-tion. Twenty-three members of the
· Newport Beach Public Library
: Foundation work tirelessly to mar-
. shal conununity support by encour-
. aging donations and hosting such
~events as the "Manuscripts"
authors series and book discussion
: group.
At all libraries, volunteers work
as clerical and collection mainte-
nance aides, shelving books and
videos, stamping date-due slips,
mending and cleaning print and
auctiovisual resources and assisting
with library programs. Homebound
· customers are served by volunteers
· who deliver books to them at their
Newport J3each residences. Youth
volunteers assist with the Summer
Reading Program and help with
craft activities at special events.
. As piL-t of the Literacy Program,
· 90 volunteer tutors spent 6,000
hours over the year, working with
adults struggling with basic lan-
guage skills. nus one-on-one ser-
vice is dedicated to helping those
in our area who are among the esti-
mated 350,000 Orange CoWlty
adults who cannot read and write
well enough to hold a job or man-
age their personal affairs.
All of these candidates know
that compensation for a job well
done can come in fonns other than
· a paycheck redeemable for goods
. or services. U you'd like to join their
. ranks, please call Volunteer Coor-
dinator Frank Eastman at 717-3819.
•Musician Mark Wood pulls the plug on two-year
fight to serve alcohol at Cannery :Village restaurant,
will open elsewhere in Newport.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Mark
Wood plans to soon be opening
his much-contested nightclub in a
much less controversial spot.
The local musician bas been
fighting for two years to gamer a
liquor license for his Hide Out
restaurant, planned for the former
Cafe Lldo site in Cannery Village.
But some residents of the mixed-
use area doggedly opposed the
license, saying the area didn't
need another alcohol-serving
restaurant.
Wood, 40, applied for a state
liquor license in October 1995.
That was just before an uproar
over crime and drunkenness in
the Cannery Village area, where
residents live among the many
bars, restaurants and shops.
Wood won the last round of
appeals in April, when an admin-
istrative law judge approved his
application with 25 special cond.1-
tions. But the residents filed an
appeal of that decision, and the
restaurant owner selling Wood
the liquor license didn't want to
wait any longer.
So Wood has pulled out of the
Cafe Udo location and is now
eyeing another Newport Beach
site, he said. He doesn't want to
announce his new location until
it's official.
·we'll be opening as soon as
possible,• he said. "We're really
excited.•
Those who opposed his Can-
nery Village project are pretty .
excited, too. They said they hope
a restaurant without alcohol or:
music will open in the 30th Street:.
site. ;:
"I'm glad he's found some--:
thing more appropriate," said::
Gary dePerine, who helped lead:-
the fight against Wood's liquor~
license. "It's good news that we
won't have an additional number
of young people going to be in ·
our streets late at night."
cityside
Purse snatchers strike
three women
Police are warning citizens
about criminals who have target-
ed ban}c-going older women in
recent weeks, at times apparently
puncturing their tires and then
posing as Good Samaritans as a
ruse to rob them.
On March 15 around 1:25 p.m.,
Sally Santimyer, 66, was driving
away from a Wells Fargo Bank in
Costa Mesa, where she made a
transaction, when she noticed a
flat tire and pulled into the park-
ing lot of another bank to check
the tire, police said.
She left her door open with her
bag on the seat, and while she
was inspecting the tire someone
stole $200 cash, police said.
The next day, Marian Hester,
55, of Costa Mesa was leaving the
Union Bank on Superior Avenue
at about 2:50 p.m. when a man
approached her from behind and
snatched a bag containing $322
out of her hands, police said.
and Coast Highway in Corona del .
Mar around 3:15 p.m. when two
men and a woman· approached
her in a gold 1990 Honda Accord,
police said.
The group indicated Bawnan's·
tire was flat and insisted they help
her change the tire, but she
refused and the potential culprits
were scared off, police said.
Police are warning motorists to
call the police department or a
towing service in the event of a
flat tire.
-By Christopher Gotta.rd
LaFollette resigns·
from fair board
Udo Isle resident Marion
LaPollette has stepped down from
her position as a member of the
Orange County Pair Board of
Directors. LaFollette submitted
her resignation to Gov. Pete Wil-
son on Wednesday.
• CHECK IT OUT is written by the staff of
the Newport Beach Public Library. This
• week's column is by Frank Eastman.
BRIAN POBUOA I DAILY PILOT
Slx-year-old Camden Nicholson finds some higher ground so that he can get a bet-
ter view of the UtUe League game at Mariners Park tn Costa Mesa.
The suspect was described as a
male Latino, 30 years old, 5 foot 9,
180 pounds, police said.
On May 20, Mary Bauman, 65,
was driving away from the Bank
of America at Marguerite Avenue
Appointed to the board in
1994, LaPollette said the reason
for her resignation was because
she needed more time to operate
and manage a Sierra County
resort she owns.
LaPollette's term runs through
Jan. 1998 and her replacement
has not been determined.
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WEATHER
TEMPERATURES two fHt and • four
Newport Beach foot swell will come
73165 from the southwest.
Newport Coast
79J62
Balboa
Momln1 will bring
patchy nse f~.
73165 T1DES
Costa Mesa TODAY
84166 Flmlow
Corona def Mar 11:15 a.m. 0.4
72/65 First high
4:54 a.m. ).8
SURF FORECAST Second low
LOCATION SIZE After Midnight
Wedge 3-4SW Second high
Newport 2-4sw 6:00p.m. 5.0
Blackles 3-4sw SATURDAY
River Jetty 3-4sw first low
CdM 2-4sw 12:29 a.m. 1.0
J 90ATIHG
first high
6:13 a.m. ).8
Ught and varlable Second low
winds dun~ mom-12:0lp.m. 07
Ing hours II Second high
become westerly •t 6:43p.m. s.s
1 s knots durl"9 the
sft«noe>n. Wind .... weves will build to ~72
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Surfing conditions now and over the
next f~ da~ will be the best we ve SHn
recently. In fact they
may be the best we
Me In the near
futuN. The south
swell that's been
bulldlng will pe1k
today, itnd another from .round 210
degrees will start
adalng some fill.
Also, Jock for
lncrHllng west-
northwelt energy to
edd some shape and
p6wer. Whet this glws us Is waves
consls19ntty In the
two-to-four foot r-.. Plus, you'll ... .urqlng
from M fMt. Opper
WMt Nw'POf1 and
the W9dat 9hcMlld offer the 1*t locaC
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• Newport~-* A bkyde worth S200 was stolen from the 1700 blodt. The lode on the chain was cut.
• ~ Awnue: A stereo worth $399 was stolen from • atr parited In the 3000 blodt. There was no sign of fc>Ked entry.
• .._ Street: Cologne worth $50 was stoi.n from a <Mp.rt-
ment st~ In the 3300 b4ock by 1 shoplifter. A security c.amera
atptum the crime.
• Kmt.or loulll'UW'd: Tools worth $410 were stolen from 1
commerdal bulldlng In the 3300 bfodc. Thent was no sign of forced entry. •
• lldelt A.,...: A bkvde worth $150 was stolen from•
garage In the 2500 bfoclc. The door WIS left open.
NIWPOllTIMOt •
....... lloulft ..... end l2nd Street: Property worth $265
WIJ stolen from 8 CM J*ted flfft' the lnttrsectlon. The ptlSMn-~door WIS pried open.
• OclMlt loe•l'1'•d: A 18-tUn peti.t did an unctet.rmlMd
•mount of damage •ft« someone fired It It the IMng room
window of • hewn. An the 2500 bto<X. ....... Dr-. .... a.ee.. ..... fllroperty worth $1,00
was stolen from an untocbd a1 Plfbd tn the JOO block. • w.e 0... :_~rt worth SSJO.AO wet...., "°"' • llQftd .... In the 1100 block. n.. w. no llgn of forGd entry.
..... 0... ,_.... llilftt'lllloptf~~lv"worth MIO MS stolen from.
movtna Welt Pl"*f In h 1eo blOdt. n.. W11 no t6gn of bad...ery .
Newpon Beach/Co5ta Mesa Daily Pilot
Make an eleCtric wish
H ad a lot of fun Wednesday.
I was a driver in "The
Great Race• from John
Wayne Airport to Coto De Caza -
a benefit for the Make-A-Wish
Foundation sponsored by Coto,
the L.A Tunes and Saturn of
Orange County.
Drivers, pilots and Make·A·
Wlsh kids zoomed out of town on
anything and everything smokin'
-the Goodyear blimp, a 1941
Stearman biplane, classic cars, hot
rods, a '62 'Vette, and a Bell heli-
copter. Actually, there was one
thing that wasn't smokin' -and I
got to drive it. It was GM's new
EVl electric car.
Wow. Double wow. Wow
scjuared. I'm sure you've seen the
1V spot, with every electric appli·
ance on the block coming to life
and scurrying out the front door to
watch the EVl drive by. The
appliances are right. The EV1 is a
knockout.
Each driver/pilot was accompa-
nied by a Make-A-WISh kid. My
partner was a wonderful fourth-
grader named April. She was
smart, funny and like any 10-year-
old -energetic. The event
included a sweepstakes wherein
people guessed how long it would
take April and me to make it
down to Coto in our bright-red,
high-voltage, high-tech electro-
thing.
Some cars took the freeway,
some took either the Foothill/East-
ern or the San Joaquin toll roads.
U you can't guess which one I
chose, you need to read this col-
umn more often. The prizes, by
the way, were well beyond the
Ginzu steak knives category and
included an all-expenses paid,
round-the-world trip for two. I, of
course, was ineligible for every-
thing except the coffee and Dan-
ish, of which I made short shrift.
The EVl attracted a lot of
attention. Th.1th be told, I was
looking forward to driving it for
weeks but I had low expectations.
A souped-up goll cart was basical-
ly the image in my mind's eye. I
couldn't have been farther off. It
was sleek and sexy with a plush,
peter
buff a
comfortable interior, comparable
to any sports car on the road. My
first question. of course, was
-How do you start this thing?".
The fol.ks from Saturn of Orange
County gave me a crash co~.
Punch in the start code, press run
and the little beast springs to life
witha hum.
We left the hood up until race
time because everyone, naturally,
wanted to see what the engine
(battery? power cells?) looked like.
After the obligatory jokes about
uis the extension cord long
enough" and "that car is a gas,"
the call finally came to fire up.
There was a slight delay while
the Goodyear blimp circled one
more time so it could be directly
above us at the start. The Bell
chopper was wocka-wocking, the
Stearman biplane was out-vroom-
ing the hot i;ods and the starter's
gun was poised in the air. The
only thing that was more charged
up than our EVl was April.
BAM. We pulled out onto air-
way, hummed toward Baker, the
Corona del Mar Freeway and the
toll road, moving briskly but
observing all traffic laws except
for little ones about exactly when,
where and for how long you're
supposed to stop, etc., etc.
Even so, the whole thing was
going much too slow for April,
who kept asking why are we stop-
ping, why are you letting him get
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down?
As we hit the Corona del Mar
Freeway, I was blown away by the
EVl once again. The thing has
zipl Not only were we keeping
up, we could pass whatever and
whenever with power to spare.
But exbilarati.on"soon turned to
concern.
'IWo things worried me. We
were starting up the first steep hill
and April found a rap station on
the radio. For the rest of the trip,
I'm not really sure what April said.
I know she said something
because I could see her lips move
now and then.
Not wanting to be rude, I'd nod
and smile. The rap music felt like
Thumper had crawled inside my
shirt. But the EV1 still hadn't a
care in the world We shot over the
top in the Fas'Itak lanes with ease.
There was something wrong with
the speedometer on the downhill
side, though. It was way off.
We got off the toll road at La
Paz and headed for the gate at
Coto. The gangsta' rapper on the
radio still hadn't taken a breath.
We pulled into Coto to what I
assume was cheering and
applause because I could see peo-
ple clapping their hands together
and their mouths were moving.
All in all, the Great Race was a
great race. April was terrific, the
EVl is a home run, except for the
speedometer, and I'm anxious to
see who guesses our time and
wins the drawing for the 'round-
the-world trip.
As long as my hearing is back
by Monday nighrs council meet-
ing, I'm as happy as a clam. I got-
ta' go.
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incilviduals suffering from
Alzheimer's disease and other
related illnesses, had its grand
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from 4 to 7 p.m . at 350 W. Bay St.
in Costa Mesa.
The celebration included a
personal tour of the facility and a
reception. .
Mesa Terrace provides resi-
dential care for seniors in a
se~d. home-like environment.
It will open officially the second
week of June and will provide
housing for 58 residents.
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Mesa Terrace emphasizes a
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For more information, call 437-
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the strength and courage of can-
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at One Hoag Drive, Newport
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p.m. at the Red lion Hotel, 3050
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call (800)-336-9672, ext. 6004.
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The Post-Convention meeting
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forrua Garden Clubs, Inc., will be
held at 10 a.m. on the third floor at
the Crystal Court, 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. There will be a pre-
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catered lunch for $5 and a garden
fashion show. For reservations,
call 544-5751.
AlTENTION
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Quail St., Suite 105, Newport
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The Newport Beach Central
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Newport Bay" at noon in the
library's Friends' Meeting Room,
1000 Avocado Ave. For more
information, call 717-3801.
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Quail St., Suite 105, Newport
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CHRISTIAN WOMEN
The Newport Beach Christian
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11:30 to 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay
Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway. To
RSVP, call 760-9616.
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The Parks, Beaches and Recre-
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p.m. at Council Chambers, 3300
Newport Boulevard. For more
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~·~ c:bild inolestation con-~. is not the first tes crim-
lnal to b&ve lhared the NeWJ>Qrt
Crest coado with Dr. Forgey.
Records lb.ow the psychiatrist
lived there in the late 1970s
with David Uoyd Colvin, who
-pleaded guilty in 1985 to kid-
napping and orally copulating a
I 17-year--boy.
On Thursday, the Pilot
reported that in recent years
Forgey also lived there with
· 'Jtoy James Upham, who plead-
ed guilty in 1996 to charges of
I , possessing child pornography.
•Tue family is appalled to
learn of the past activities sur-
rounding the residence at New-
• port Crest," Duncan Forgey
' said in the news release,
describing his father's eviction
as "a difficult family decision.•
Dr. Forgey, 79, could not be
reached for commeht.
The coutroveisy began after
Newport Beach police, spurred
, by Megan's Law, posted fliers
describing CrummeJ as a high·
risk sex offender who preyed on
boys between the ages of 9 and
16.
Crummel received a 30-day
eviction notice earUer this
month, but that has not stopped
angry protesters, who claim Dr.
Forgey is harboring a sex crimi ·
nal, from picketing the psychia-
trist's Avocado Avenue offices.
"It is evident that the com·
munity would be better served
if the condominium was vacat-
ed by these individuals," Dun-
can Forgey said. "I want to
emphasize that this decision
was made by the family private-
ly and not as a result of tlie
(Newport Crest) homeowners'
1tctivities."
He added, "Megan's Law
has placed us all in a no-win sit-
uation. My wife and I have act-
ed pIOmptly through the legal
system and look for a quick
resolve to this issue."
Darleen Savoji, a Newport
Crest resident who has spear-
headed the protest effort, said
picketing will continue Friday
' at the Avocado Avenue office.
"Until we see them packing
and they're out of there, we're
• not quitting," she said.
Even as news of the latest
• eviction circulates through the
condominium complex, the
Orange County Social Services
Agency is investigating allega-
tions that the psychiatrist took
Crum.me! with him to local
homes for abused boys.
Crumm.el has described him-
self as Dr. Forgey's driver and
"caretaker." .
The allegations came in a
; letter to county authorities from
~ a "d1sgruntled ex-employee" of
, New Alternatives, a group I • honw with offices in Orange
and Costa Mesa, said Michael
' Riley, director of child and fam-
ily services for the county Social
Services Agency.
Riley said Forgey saw "a
substantial number" of young
patients from group homes
across the county, including
New Alternatives, Family Solu-
tions, Young Life Enrichment,
and Family and Children
Enrichment Services.
"There aren't a lot of psychi-
atrists who will accept Med-
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Forgey WU used by A Dumber ot group homes.•
Riley said his department
illued a bulletin urging group
homea immecffately to..,... ti8I
wttb Posgef when news ol IUI
aaodation with C.rummel came
to light, OD the grounds that
•Mr. Crummel is still in bis
employ and there's a poaibWty
of expoctng our kids to him.•
•we don't want our kid.I
around anyone like (Crummel)
at all because our kids have
already been victimized," be
said. Most of them "have either
been sexually or physically
abused or neglected• and
therefore "easier targets," he
said. '
Riley said his department is
talking to those who worked
with Dr. Forgey at the group
hotpes, and is attempting to
track down his former patients
through MediCal records, but
so far the investigation hasn't
established that Crummel was
alone with the kids.
"The investigation for us is
still active," he said. "We're
going to keep going until we
found we've followed the chain
as far as it goes."
Louise Groszkruger, director
of the Special Projects Depart-
ment of .New Alternatives
Group homes, based in San
Diego, said Dr. Fqrgey hasn't
worked at their homes since
1994.
"(CrummeJ) drove the doctor
to the facility," she said. "He
didn't even always come in.
When he did he would be in the
outer office areas, the adminis-
trative areas."
She added, "From our van-
tage, the important question is,
'Did the psychiatrist know
about Mr. Crummel's back-
ground?' And if he did, he's
responsible for puttihg this per-
son in (a position) to be around
children."
Patrick Smith, a supervisor at
the CoJll.Illunity Care Licensing
Division, which monitors group
homes and is taking part in the
investigation, said Dr. Forgey
worked with patients from
Family and Children Enrich-
ment Services, which has loca-
tioxis Pi Tustin and Garden
Grove, from February 1995 to
February 1996 .
Dr. Forgey has worked with
patients from Young Life
Enrichment for the last five
years, but the home severed ties
with him on May 15, after the
first Crummel articles began
appearing, Smith said.
"They . terminated him
immediately," Smith said. "He
is no longer seeing any clients
in group homes." Smith added,
"(Dr. Forgey) has absolutely no
record as far as we know. There
is literally zero evidence he has
ever been inappropriate with a
client."
Dr. Forgey, who earned bis
degree from the USC School of
Medicine in 1944 and obtained
bis license that same year, has
no history of discipline with the
state medical board, said board
spokeswoman Candis Cohen.
"I'm not aware of any law
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living with or employing a con-
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Kaiser Elementary even though
an interd.istrlct transfer moratori-
um was in place and that it was
granted on the basis that she not
speak with the media.
0espell45 said she has never
spoken with Uvingston, but had
approved an administrative trans-
fer, which is not uncommon when
it is deemed in the best interest of
the child.
"l dld not at any time suggest
that she not talk to the press,"
Despen.JlS said .
Llvirigston later withdrew her
daughter from Kaiser after dis-
agreements with the school staff
and enrolled her in Page Private
School.
She wrote a letter to the district
and public officials, explaining
her plight as a single parent with
lupus who had worked her way
off welfare and was paying half
her wages for private school.
Livingston said she received a
call from Assemblywoman Mari-
lyn Brewer's office with an offer
from the school district to transfer
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Maese said, adding that everyone
she knows has been contacting
churches to spread the number of
people praying.
On the same day that Amanda
shed a tear another coma patient
in the 'intensive care moved his
finger.
"He probably just got caught
in the crossfire of prayer," Maese
said.
Maese was sewing in her
garage a week ago when she
received the call from Eric Free-
man, who was also in the acci-
dent.
Jason Rausch, who was dri-
ving, has been arrested on suspi-.
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her daughter to any elementary
school in the district.
She declined the offer because
her daughter bad settled in at
Page, she said.
Llvingston said although she
strongly opposes the Spanish-lan-
guage emphasis at Whittier, she
will not cbAllenge the d.istrld on
that count.
She plans to file in, small cJa1m.s
court to get private school tuition
for the remainder of this year and
all of next year.
"I told them we can do this
nice and quiet or loud and
messy," Livingston said . "It's not
just my kid. People with familie~
don't want to live in (the nearby
apartments)."
Leece said she sympathizes
with Livingston's concerns.
"It's the problem that if the
daughter lives in the Whittier
zone and we cannot accommo-
date her because we don't offer
enough English-speaking classes,
that bothers me," Leece said.
"She's making every attempt to
do the best for her child. I think
we need to take a serious look at
this and make sure we do every-
thing we can to accommodate
her."
don of vehicular manslaughter,
but Maese -like other parents -
says she blames no one.
~u could· have been Amanda
driving that night. The kids -
they're so close," Maese said.
"Every weekend they all go out. I
don't blame (Jason). I pray that be
can overcome this."
Usa · Callahan, Amanda's
cheerleading coach, has been by
Maese's side through the ordeal,
passing out angel pins to New-
port Harbor students and asking
them to wear them and pray for
Amanda until she is released from
the hospital.
"{Amanda is) an e"ceptional
person. She babysits for . me,"
Callahan said. "I trust her with
my own. .. . I trust her with my
life." I
al, Borg said. It last reached a
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degrees -the hottest since
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Nonetheless, the tepid temper-
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and surfers happy. "Everybody
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In fact, 45,000 people flocked
to Newport's city beaches Thurs-
day, lifeguard Lt. Jim Turner said.
Some came for the warm water,
be said, but most came to escape
the 90-degree air temperatures
inland.
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EYE-OPENER
Costa Mesa High gets a new
coach for girls program
QUOTE OF THE 'DAY
"'71iat's a team~ don't wane t.o lose to.
-because we don't get along ... •
-CDM TENNIS COAQI 1TM MANG
SHIEi.OW
FRIDAY, MAY JO, 1917
IH>\ll'\,(,
To race
against
Dennis ...
• Lipton Challenge Cup
to set sail this weekend
out of Balboa Yacht Club.
CORONA DEL MAR -Den-
n.is Conner's name seems to
bring legitimacy to sailing
events.
People outside of the sport
really don't look twice until the
Conner banner is waving. •
Conner didn't need to
bestow clout upon the 82nd
Lipton Cup Challenge at the
Balboa Bay Club this week-
end, but his late entry has
excited the other 15 competi-
tors.
."Everyone comes to race
against Denrus," Jack Franco
said. Frdllco will be skippering
Water Moccasin for the host-
ing yacht club.
Franco, a Newport Beach
resident, was selected to fill
the spot of Dave Ullman, a
fi'Je-time winner of the Lipton
Cup for Balboa. Franco, 36, ~
one of the top international
Snipe class racers and will
compete in the World Champi-
onships in San Diego later this
year. Jn 1996, Franco's team
won the Thistle Nationals,
which sported a field of 187
competitors.
A 17-year member of the
Balboa Yacht Club, Franco
trimmed main and called tac-
tics for Ullman's team the past
five years.
Conner will be racing Men-
ace XVIJ1, formerly called But-
tercup, for the San Diego
Yacht Club. He also recently
entered his challenge for the
America's Cup in New
Zealand m 2000.
While Conne r might be at
the top of Franco's worry list,
several other competitors fill
out the rest.
"There are a lot of good
people, including some sleep-
ers," Franco said.
He mentions Mike Pinck-
ney's boat Mischief sailing for
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club. as well as the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club's entry, Hot
Spur skippered by Argyle
Campbell.
"I grew up sailing against
these guys," Franco added.
included in Franco's team
will be a few of Ullman's regu-
lars like designer Alan
Andrews. The newest addition
to the team is Nick Adamson
who sailed Lasers for the U.S.
in the 1996 Olympics.
A cocktail party at 6:30 p.m.
for skippers, owners and com-
modores tonight will kick off
festivities. A dinner dance is
planned for Saturday with the
trophy presentation at 4 p .m.
Sunday.
Racing begins at 11 a .m.
.. . each day.
.,
Phillips to Biola?
LA MIRADA -Charlie Phillips,
the first collegiate baseball coach to
sign a woman to a baseball scholar-
ship while at Southern California
College, is one of two finalists for
the head coaching position at Biola,
sources confirmed Thursday.
Phillips, who signed female
pitcher Ila Borders for SCC in 1994,
was an assistant at Blola this season
when the Eagles finished 24-19
overall and ti~ for fifth ln the Gold-
('tn State Athletic Con1erence. Jerry
Huuon stepped down u the
Eagles' coach after six yean.
Phillips, reportedly one of two
candidates along with Rio Hondo
coach Mike Scolinos for the Bio.la
job, had a six·yea.r record of 141-
154·1 at SOCal College, which
earned postseason berths ln
Phllltpl' fint four yean. Borden
beceme tbe 16th former sec pa.yw
\ands Pbllllpl to sign • pro cODtnd.
-By RJchatd Dunn
SE.EIB.OW
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 574-422J •
Ybarra tabbed to coach Costa Mesa girls volleyball
• Former collegiate star
believes sky is the limit
for the Mustangs; plans
long-term commitment.
By B~rry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
"I want to impress upon the
girls that it's a whole new start, H
said the former All-Big Sky out-
side hitter, who was a decorated
prep athlete at Fountain Valley
High.
"(The current 26-match losing
streak, including an 0-20 Pacific
Coast League mark the last two
years) is over now. We have to
forget about the past and ·move
on with what we've got."
Ybarra brought improvement
to Saddleback Community Col-
lege last fall, where the Gauchos
finished third in the Orange
ference outside hitter, who is cur-
rently pursuing a future in pro-
fessional beach volleyball, said
her first assignment at Mesa will
be to get the school's ample pool
ot talented athletes to embrace
the game.
COSTA MESA -Just three
years removed from a successful
competitive career in the Big Sky
Conlerence, former Boise State
standout Yvette Ybarra, named
Thursday as Costa Mesa High
girls volleyball coach, refuses to
put a ceiling on the possibility of
making winners out of the Mus-
tangs.
"More than anything, I think
the challenge is what I like, H said
Ybarra, 26, who replaces Dave
Sorrells to become the program's
fifth coach in six years, knowing
full well of the program's recent
struggles.
, Empire Conlerence in her only
season as women's head coach.
Saddleback had finished fifth the
year before.
"I want to get the girls excited
about volleyball," explained
Ybarra, who cited former Foun-
tain Valley volleyball coach Mar-
lon Sano as well as longtime
Barons girls basketball mentor
Carol Strausburg, as her primary
coaching influences. "I want to
show them the things that are
necessary to win, while still hav-
ing fun.
"I know the other programs in
the Pacific Coast League are
strong, so my challenge will be
getting our program to match
theirs. But when I start the pro-
gram, I want to see it continue. If
everything goes well, I might be
able to slip into a teaching posi-
tion (at Mesa)."
"The Saddleback job kind of
fell into my lap, but high school is
where I've always wanted to
coach," said Ybarra, who hopes
to begin a teatdling career as a
substitute next fall.
The former All-Big Sky Con-
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Yvette Ybarra is taking over Mesa's girls volleyball program.
high school boys tennis
At least tlle:re is .no ·second-guessing
•Woodbridge leaves
no Corona del Mar
prisoners, again, 14-4,
to oust Sea Kings from
CIF Division I tennis
playoffs in semifinal.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -While
courtside manners improved
from past ~tches, the results
stayed the same as Corona del
Mar High swallowed the bitter
pill of losing to rival Woodbridge
for the third time this season.
"That's a team we don't want
to Jose to, becaU8e we don't get
along, but it wasn't bad today -
there weren't too many &ue-
ups, • Cd.M boys tennis coach
Tim Mang said ol the truh talk-
ing that bu ocaured among
players in all three matches,
including Thursday's CIF South-
ern Section Division I semifinal,
won by the top-seeded War-
riors, 14-4.
just gives them a better
chance.• .
CdM's top force was -Greg
Coleman and Cameron Taylor,
who won two of three at No. 1
doubles, including beating Reza
Farokhpay and 1}'1er Call, 7-5,
the league champions.
Coleman-Taylor almost
swept, but Woodbridge's Bran-
don Shainfeld and Greg Levy
came back after being down
fow set points in the last round .
"We thought we could get six or
seven wins in doubles and we
were hoping to get a few in sin--
gles to make it close," said Cole-
man, a senior inspired by play-
ing his final prep match.
"We're confident playing
(CdM)," Bagherpour· said. •but
even if we weren't confident we
could beat them, we would still
speak our mind. We just want
what's fair around here. I knew
if they stacked their doubles it
may be closer, but I was pretty
sure they wouldn't beat us.•
"I think the closest it could've
been is 12-6, • added Willett,
whose team is the defending
CIP Division I champion.
dFDMsloNISa~
Woo6ridge 14
CotoNI .. Mer 4
The host Sea Kings (15-8),
seeded fourth, stacked their
doubles. But it didn't faze
Woodbridge (U-0), which beat
CdM in Sea View League
matches this season, 14_. and
13-5.
•1 figured they bad some-
thing up their sleeve, because
we beat them pretty bad
before,• said Wood.bridge's
Amir Bagherpour, whose 6-2
singles win ·over Drew Puller
BRIAN POBUDA I OAl.V PILOT
Corona del Mar's 'laylor Cameron (left) and Greg Coleman lunge for the ball against Warriors.
Singles: Mozayeni (CdM) lost to
Lingman, <>-6, lost to Artunian, 1-6, .
lost to Bagherpour. 1-6; Fuller-{CdM)
lost, 0-6, <>-6, 2-6; Jensen (CdM) lost
().6, 3-6, won, 6-3.
clin.ched it for his team.
•Movtng (CUrti.s Ellmore) to
doubles left the singles wide
open,• Wood.bridge's Adam
Artunian said. ·w e're going to
win eight or nine singles sets
with the way that lineup is, so
it's futile effort.•
the Warriors dropped only one
set the rest of the way.
"It's a good strategy,• Wood-
bridge Coach Joan Willett said
of CdM stacking its doubles. "It
Doubles: Coleman-Taylor (CdM)
def. Farokhpay-Call, 7-5, lost to
Shainfeld·Levy, 5-7, def. Kennani-le,
6-4; Chopra-Jahangiri (CdM) lost. 1-6,
2-6, S-7; Ellmore-Shahmardi (CdM)
lost. 3-6, 1-6, won. 6-1.
CdM was tied with Wood-
bridge, 3-3, after one round, but
TARS LEAD THE WAV . TO MASTERS TONIGHT
• 10 local athletes at Cerritos
College in stairway to State .
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
LONG BEACH -As it turns out, New-
port Harbor High's girls track and field
team is one for the ages.
"I thought it would be a good track
team, but I didn't expect to get this many
in the finals, because basically (the Mas-
ters Meet) is the final meet of the year (in
CIF Southern Section}, if you get this far,"
Coach Eric 1\veit said.
Tweit, Newport Harbor's coach since
1980, agreed that this year's team will go
down in. history as one of the school's all-
time best, an assembly that qualified eight
a thletes -in five events for today's presti-
gious Masters Meet at Long Beach City
College's Veterans Stadium. Field events
begin at 4:30 p.m., running events at 6.
Corona del Mar freshman Llz Morse
will also compete in tonight's Masters in
the girls 800, while Costa Mesa senior Eric
Solis, who broke the school record last
week in the boys 800 (1:54.90) at the CIP
Division ill Finals, gives the Newport-
Mesa School District 10 athletes represent-
ed at the Masters.
The top-five finishers in each event will
quality for the CIF State Championships
June 6-7 at Saaamento City College.
Canying the Sailor flag today will be
BYU-bound senior triple jumper M .E .
Clayton, the team's three-time MVP and
two-time Masters Meet qualifier, while
senior beat-the-odds discus thrower Sylvia
Madueno and CIF Division Il high jump
champion April Ross, a freshman, are no
TRACK AND FIELD
longer unknowns in the big circle.
Sophomore 3,200-meter standout Alicia
McFall, who has gone 11:03.19, could
qualify for the state meet if she breaks 11
minutes, Tweit said.
The Tars' 1,600 relay team of Leah
Zaby, Katie Kent, Sara McMillen and
Autwnn Puro smashed the school record
(4:00.0) last week at the CIF Finals, going
3:57.65 to earn the ninth-best qualifying
time, fourth in the Division II Finals.
A week ago, the Sailors finished third
as a team with 41 points in the CIF Divi-
sion II Finals at Cerritos College -behind
J.W. North (78) and Woodbridge (72) -
their second-best CIF finish of the decade.
•'Jbis is definitely one of our best all-
around years, because it's the range with a
discus thrower, triple jumper, a (distanc()
runner, high Jumper and a relay team.':
Tweit said "This time, we've got mo1'!
ground covered." .. ,
Morse, whose peisonal best in the 8~
is 2: 14.25, won the CCF Division ID title la$
week." •
She doesn't worry about ti.mes any-
more, she just competes against other run:
ners," CdM Coach Bill Sumner said. •(
like her chances real well." ,
Costa Mesa juruor Matthew Rude~
earned an alternate's spot in the boys sh~
put last week, finishing 10th overall in foU!
divisions combined. J
Morse stunned the field in her CIF-titlfi
perfonnance, when she stutter-steppe<t
around leader Jenny Petite. of Yucaipa,
changed lanes and sprinted to the finis~
hne, shattering her previous best tim~
(2~16.2).
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ATHENS, Gieece -Newport Beach and 1 9 9 7 !
Corona del Mar residents Chris Oed.l.ng !I
and Chris Duplanty played cruoal roles in F I N A CU P
an 8·8 tie that allowed Tham USA to •
advance to the semifinals of the 1997 PINA World Cup water po~
toutnament. Under Coach John Van1as. the U.S. national tee.in bal!
Ued to an 8..S tie with Gr~ in its final geme in poOl play. •
After Wolf Wlgo ftred m th tying goal With just under five mini
utes '° play. Team USA fended oft a furious rally by the Greek in tb4
final minute in which DuPlanty, the goalkeeper, made two~
bloCks f'nd a slffl to hold the tie. =• Became the U.S. and Greece bad identk'al l~t ~
apj>ropriete tiebreeking methods were exendned. Al die altilllfi
the teunl tied. IO a~ shoOtout~. ~ oedlDg, a Corone de1 Mar H19b , nded m twO
th<* Wbich proftd to tie the dift..a • 1Wl USA
to top Qroqp B of UM eigbt·teun n.kl Ud .chwe.
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fRIOAV. MAY 30, 1997
,i\11-Stars topple Charter Oak
'Jn ~on!'l-round at tourney
• .NHBA: Mustangs sparkle in tournament action.
IRVINE -The Newport Harbor Baseball AuodaUon'1 A Mustang
All-Star squad defeated the Charter Oak A All-Stan 6-3 in the second
•round of the Irvine Pony's Memorial Invitation.al Tournament.
'.' ~ The pitching corps of Brien Planagan, Patrick Keehan and Thylor
\'oung held the opponents from Covina to just four hits. Offensive sup-
port came from Kasey Peter$, Keehan, Tom Yacko and Mat Ericklon.
Planagan also played catcher and turned in an exceptional effort.
Another NHBA Mustang team, Team 2, earned a wild card to the
semifinals before bowing out to Whittier, marking the ftrst time in the
NHBA's history that a B team won a spot out of round robin play.
The team, which consisted of Brett Auer, Donald Conway, James
Cowan, Timothy Cramer, Blake Pogg, James Hapke, Donald Hunt,
lfyle Kastner, Ma~w Paine, Derek Pinski, Luis Rodriguez, Sean
Rowe, Ted Slater and Kurt Yacko, won five games by a 63-37 run mar-
~ before falling in the semis.
In Team 2's third contest, a battle with Newport Beach Little
League, Harbor erased a seven-nm deficit thanks to hits by Hunt,
Yacko, Cramer, Fogg and Auer in the final two innings. Slater stole
home for the game-winning run at 14-13.
All-Stan belt Fountain Valley, 12-2: Earlier the team handled the
Fountain Valley #3 All-Stars in a 12-2 win in the opening contest of the
tournament. Pitching for the Newport All-Stars were Peters, Keehan
and Davis Pemstein. The threesome combined to allow the opponents
just two hits. Billy Munce and Flanagan paced the offense with a pair
of RBI each. Cheyne Smith scored three runs with a hit and two walks
in his three trips to the plate.
In other Mustang Dlvt.slon action:
Martnen 7, AtbleUcs 6
The Mariners held on to win their final regular season game over
the ~s thanks to an offensive spurt.
. Brien Flanagan was 2 for 3 with a walk, a single and a double. He
scored twice. Cheyne Smith also scored a pair of runs and went 3 for 3
with a double. Nick Frazier, Garrett Donaldson and Camden Yanaga
"' each scored a run.-
Frazier, Smith and Flanagan pitched toi the Mariners.
PINTO DMSION
lled Sox vs. Marinen
John Swift's three hits and Spenser Richley's two home runs led the
Red Sox in Pinto Division action. R.J. D'Cruz had three hits and turned
a double play defensively, while Jake Carroll and Max Kwock each
knocked out three hits. Brandon Parole, Dane Berman and Nicholas
Hatton each scored twice, and Cassandra McKinney, Matthew Per-
reira, Austin Apramian and Kyle Ridgeway hit the ball well.
Catcher Kyle Glenn played strong defense and added a couple hits.
Tigers clinch title behind Jackson's no-hitter
COSTA MESA -The Tigers of
the Costa Mesa American Little
League Majors Division have
been nearly Oawless this spring.
Their one mishap w~ a loss to
the White Sox, and it just so hap-
pened that it was the White Sox
that stood between the Tigers and
the league championship.
With four games left to play in
the regular season, the Tigers,
coached by Pat McGuire, were
19-1 and could clinch the title.
McGuire sent Renny Jackson to
the mound for only his second
start of the season.
Jackson proceeded to mow
down the White So.x for a 15-
strikeout 9-1 no-hitter that earned
the ngers their 20th win and
mathematically sealed the cham-
pionship.
"Renny was just dominating.
He's the fastest pitcher in the
league. It's almost like 100 miles
per hour if you prorate it to major
league (dimensions)," McGuire
CMLL
said.
Jackson's fastball has hit the 70
mile per hour mark. The distance
from the pitcher's mound to home
plate is 48 feet.
Jackson, whose last start was a
seven-strikeout one-hitter,
farmed the last seven batters he
faced against the White Sox. He
aided his cause from the plate, as
well, with a pair of hits.
Andrew Carich cracked bis
league-leading eighth home run
in a 3 for 4 performance.
Danny Whittaker added two
hits, including a triple, and
Michael McGuire chipped in with
two hits and three runs scored.
Matt Bourquardez and Cody
Ostrander added hits to pace the
offense.
Shortstop Nathan Hunter
turned in a solid defensive perf or-
mance.
YOUTH TRACK
Local youngsters sizzle at SoCal Championships
LONG BEACH -Kelly Freeman picked up a pair of wins in the
Southern California 1rack and Field Championships Saturday in Long
Beach winning the 400-meter run in 1:00.7 and the 200.
Freeman, an eighth-grader at Harbor Day, jo~ed her Irvine Cougar
1iack Club teammate Kevin Artz in earning medals. Artz, a fifth-grad-
er at Mariner's, won the 7:,00 and was the ~cbor on the winning 4x100
relay team.
In 7-year-old competition, Brian Theriot, Jr. captured the 200-meter
sprint title with a rune of 38.5.
BRAATZ-COCHRANE
DOES IT AGAIN
Estancia product earns third All-American honor.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
TUCSON, Ariz. SOFTBALL HONORS -At the beginning
of the 1996 season,
one of the best collegiate softball players was not in uniform, not
, even in the dugout. Instead, she was in the bleachers, pregnant.
La.It weekend, Leah Braatz-Cochrane finished her third sea-
son with the University of Arizona Wildcats in a riotous fashion -
by jumping all over her teammates in the middle of the field in
Oklahoma Qty after defeating UCLA 10-2 for the College World
Series title. .
·we put it all together and truly peaked right when we need-
ed to." Braatz-Cochrane said after retu.ming home to Arizona
from the bip.
This week. Braatz-Cochrane, a graduate of Bsta.nda Hlgb,
wu named a First Team All-American for the third time.
Not only does Braatz-Cochrane now have three All-American
honon under her belt, but two World Series rings and, most
importantly, her. son Dominic.
"He wu out there. dwing the Series,• she said.
Braatz-Cochrane finished her junior year of ellgibllity with a
.367 batUng average and 78 RBI ln 65 games. She also pounded
out 21 home runs, which led the nation.
P SBA
• Pelican Hill Golf Club is
making some big changes,
in terms of course names,
and with the facilities.·
K nown for lts stunning
ocean views and natural
terrain within its two
18-bole championship golf
courses, Pelican Hill Golf Club
has officially changed the name
of its courses.
The former Ocean Course is
now Ocean South, while the .
former Links Course is Ocean
North.
•niere were people who
thought the Ocean Course was
better than the Links, because it
had ocean views," said Jay
Colliatie, Pelican Hill's Director
of Golf. "But the truth of the
matter is, they both have the
same ocean views. One's just
higher up and a little further
away. But a lot of people pref er
the (former) Links Course.•
Pelican Hill will also start
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construction on a conference
center adjacent to the pro shop
July 1. The facility is expected to
host the majority of dinner
banquets following charity and
corporate events. The completion
date is estimated to be June 1,
1998, according to Colllatie.
"It is expected to be
second-to-none," Colllatie said of
the center.
Pelican Hill also has its own
Web site, thanks to software
engineer Kelly Mundell of the
Costa Mesa-based developer
TouchMedia Networks, lnc.:
(http://www.pelicanhill.com/),
Mundell designed the site in
April, including illustrations from
Pelican Hill's own course guide,
in addition to pictwes from the
tees taken with a digital c~era.
Mundell also said he hopes to
add video flybys of the course, as
well as dozens of other shots of
each hole, for virtual tours via
mouse.
The club may also add an
online shopping area, where
visitors can purchase equipment
richard
.dunn
from the pro shop.
"Demographics-wise, the
people who use the Internet
match up with the people who.
play golf," Munsell has been
quoted as saying. "We hope to
get a lot of interest. "
• Jerry Royster, former Dodger
infielder and current basebclll
manager in Las Vegas for the
Padres' AAA minor-league
affiliate, drives from Vegas to
Newport Cout on occuion to
play golf at Pelican Hill on days
off, according to Jeff Gardner, an
adVanL'e scout for the Padres.
Gardner, a Corona del Mar
resident who played with the
Mets, Padres and Expos, WU an
All-cIP basketball point guard
and baseball infielder at Estancia
High ln 1982.
• Memben of Blg Canyon
Country Cub's women's golfers
auxiliary club lacked nothing in
creativity for prizes during their
Member/Member Toumament
May 13 and May 15 with three
flights.
Awards for the two-day event,
held annually for over 20 years,
were imported Chinese bird
cages.
Flight A winners were
Schriber-Zellner (low gross 147)
and Leathers-Yates (low net 136);
Flight B Murai-Morris (low gross
174) and Bushnell-McDonald
(low net 123); and Flight C
Grossenbaugh-Higgin (low gross
188) and IOein-Knapp (low net
122).
ILA BORDERS SAGA/ST~ PAUL SAINTS ..• a spot reliever
' • Media crunch tougher
on the Saints than for Ila.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
ST. PAUL, Minn. -The kind of
publicity with which Marty Scott,
the manager of the St. Paul Saints,
is now dealing is a new one to him
as media and fan attention is
pouring in Midway Park to catch a
glimpse, quote or photo of Ila Bor-
ders, who could be the first female
to pitch in a regular-season pro-
fessional baseball game.
"The biggest thing is the dis-
traction from the media, and con-
stantly having cameras in your
face and making sure it doesn't
affect the rest of the players,"
Scott, who coached Darryl Straw-
berry and Jack Morris last season
on their trips back to major league
parks, said.
•rve kind of been through it all
before, so I knew what to expect,•
Borders said of the hype, which
she went through when she cap-
tured national media attention at
Southern California College.
•n•s just at a bigger level and
I'm trying to keep everything in
perspective."
The Saints, a single-A team
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Setatday
Juc7, 1997
with no major league ties, kick off
their season today in Sioux Falls.
Borders will not be starting.
According to Scott, she will be
used as a relief pitcher.
"Her value to the club is not as
a two or three-inning pitcher," he
said. "She'll have the role of get-
ting left-banded hitters out. Men-
tally she'll have to prepare for
that, facing just one or two batters
and only having five or six min-
utes to prepare."
Borders is anxious to take on
her new role.
'"This is exciting. All the mem-
ories come back, all the sweat;
and tears and successful parts,"
she said. •Now it's time to roll up
my sleeves and get to work. But
nobody can come up to me and
say, 'You couldn't do it.'•
A southpaw, Borders racked up
an ERA of 18.00 in three innings
pitched for the Saints in exhibition
contests.
She allowed six hits and six
runs, but fanned four batters.
Borders said that despite her
sub-par exhibition numbers, and a
college career that produced a
record of 8-17 with an ERA over
5.00, she was not surprised to
make the roster.
"I've always believed in
myself. It's just that not a Jot of oth-
er people always do," she said. ·u
you don't believe in yourself, you
aren't going to anywhere."
Scott ma4e no bones about the
fact that Borders probably would
not have made his opening day
roster had he been presented with
a stron.ger rookie crop.
"I told her that if there were
more rookies in camp she would
have bad a harder rOa.d to climb,"
Scott, a former Texas Rangers
scout said. "But she beat out the
other person who was fighting for
that spot, so she deserves to be
there."
Borders was the first woman to
receive a scholarship to play colle-
giate baseball when she took the
opportunity from then-sec
Coach Charlie Phillips. She
became the first female to start
and win a college game in 1994.
After three seasons as a Van-
guard, Borders transferred to
Whittier College.
She is now embarking on
another series of firsts, but that
doesn't seem to matter to her.
But Mike Veeck, president of
the Saints, admits that Borders
may not be the right person for the
job, but that she is the right
woman.
FlmN~
•I've been trying to find the
right woman. I've been on a quest
to do th.at for about three years,"
he said. "She's a pioneer, but we
sell out before the season. I
wouldn't prostitute anybody to
sell tickets."
Veeck's wife, Libby. attended
the game in which Borders made
her debut. "It was unbelievable.
She got a standing ovation th.at
just went on and on," she said.
Scott, along with several other
baseball coaches, doesn't th.ink
Borders has much of a chance to
pitch beyond the single-A level.
"I told her point blank. 'I don't
think you have the stuff to
p~ to the next level,"" Scott
said.
"'But here's your chance to
prove me wrong.' And when they
do prove me wrong, I'm the first
one there to shake their hands."
Borders said th.at her ·team-
mates on the Saints have treated
her with nothing but respect and
camaraderie.
•on the . first day of camp
everyone came up and introduced
themselves. I've never had this
before, except at Whittier and that
was a great group of guys," she
said. •So are the guys here. They
make me laugh."
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USI OF FICTITIOUS '0R THE CrtY COUNCll CAUlfORNl4 'o" NIA. wllh lh• County Cltl1c of 1111117 Wtlh lh• County ctetlt or oP'N bullneb u · with the Coun1y Ctetlt of Thia et.altment .... Mtd .......... HAM• ~slHfoC.'!YENOOFTHCOSTA ™o,•oc .. o..".."oTY• Publl•h•d Newport ~=~7~=3 on g.e..97 J!.n~~~':tnt 0.br• D. La Oreno• County on 5-2-97 •) $ingt(, b) ,.,., Yovno Ofenot Couniy on 5-2347 Wiit! IN CoYnry oi.t'k ;of The loHowfnQ Ptttont ""' EGE· ._,,. 8each.C0tta Meta Dally . This ltate"*°'t WH fli.cl Ht737He49 Americtnt, c) Singer Ath-1H73721988 Ofqe County on~ ~ ablndonecflhe "" ol Ol.OGY SUO.El.fME.NT BY let•te of DAVID Piiot May 30. 1097. Dally ,ilOI May t, 16, 23, wllh the CO!A11y Clerk of Dally Pilot May t, 11, 23, II~, d)blSUIQef AppaC tell, Ot.tly PJot May 30, Junt I, 1HJ3721~
lh• ,lctlllou• Butll'IHI ~O~Q A DISCUSSION JAMIS RIEDEL.. aka F~ 30, 1997 Fll21 Orange Counly on 5-n-97 30. 1997 FSIO<I ~;s .. ~ ~"':•y. Ott• 13, 20. 11197 F021 o.ity Ptlol Ml)' 23, 30.
Hime' C.UMY Equine 3 MAP ECTSEISMIC HAZARD DAVID J . RllDl!L, aka PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1997'721987 P ick M T ... PU•LIC JA.Wle e, 13, 1997 FWl
Vtndttbllt, lrvlne. CA A M:P '1~5~~~i11~ri DAVID RIEDi!&. •• •k• D•liy PllOI May 30, JuM II, PUBLIC NOTICE ~~ Wty. ·~: .. Jr M!;, u NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICf I!
He11 AREAS PRONE TO UQUI· DAVE RIEDEL, D• NOTICE 0, Flotlllous Bualne11 13, 20, 1097 F020 CA 92627 Flctltloue Bu1lne11 Thi "clltlou.1 8ualneu FACTION ENVIRONMEN oeaaed. PUBLIC HEARING N•m• Statement •totltlou• Bu.elnen Thi• bu1lne11 11 con· Name Statement FlollUous lu•lnff• ~=~llledre(:~ ': :ty· TAL DETERMINATION: £)(: No. A 118002 NOTICE IS HEREBY Th• roHOWfng persons are PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Statement ducted by an lnd1V\du11 Th• follow1n9 persons.,. N•m• St•t• ........
• ~ n EMPT. NOTICE OF GIVEN lhat • public hHt· doing business as: Orange Fl 1 8 Th• fOUowlng persons art Have you ttat1td doing dOlng bus1neas H ' Celeb-Tht IC>ltowing persons •
Oft Ml) ti, 92, Fllt 4. GENERAL PLAN INT&NTION TO IELL Ing wUI be held by the County Child Abuse Pr• c t Uous uslneH doing but.lne1111: butlneo yet? YH, 12·29-rlly Cleanert. 2700 W, doing bu11nH1 a1: .t~ ••
No.,53t 345 AMENDMENT GP·97-018 REAL PROP COtla MHt City Council venllon Cenltr, 2A82 New· Name Statement Diversified Imports, 30941 94 CoHI Hwy., Newport Associates, 22211 Can\lnllo
Herold L. CauHy, 230)2 FOR THE CrtY COUNCIL ERTY AT on June 2, 1991. al 1:30 port Blvd., *7, Costa Meu, The following P•11ons lft Augutla Drive, Lagunt Patrick M. Tenore, J1. Beoch, CA 92&e3 Zartgou, lJlguna HUis. CA
Sontteni. Trall, Colo de OF THE CITY OF COSTA PRIVATI! S4LI! p.m., Of u aoon lherealttr CA 92627 doing butlneu H : Niguel, CA 811177 This stalemem wa.s nltd Gregorio Torres, 1332 92653 ,.,. Cu•. CA 921579 MESA TO AMEND THE Notlct Is hereby given 11 possible, In the Council Exchange Club Child Transcrlpllon Wes1, 24222 Carol Ann McDonough, wilh lht Coun1y Clerk of Morrow Piece. Los Ang• Jonalhan Oetmat Pl"'41·
Qlllen A, Causey, 2303~ TRANSPORTATION SUS. lh4I, iubJtct to conll1ma• Chambe11 of City Hall, 77 Abuse Prtvenllon Center of Ruo De Gauguin, Llguna 2091 Hunter Road, Chino Orange County on 5·6-97 let CA 90022 ney, 22211 Caminllo Ufa,
SO!Vlenl• Trell, Colo de ELEMENT OF THE 1990 lion by this court, on June Fair Drive, Cello Mesa, on Orang' County, Inc .. {Cah· Niguel, CA 92677 HUis, CA 111709 10973720029 Auguslin Vergara. 533 S goza, Laguna Hiils, CA Cua, CA 1127179 GENERAL PLAN AS FOL· 2nd, 1997, at 9:00 a.m .. 01 the following llem: lornla}, 2482 Newport &lvd. Cul Oanlet Olson, 24222 Mty Jane Barnes, 30941 lJI v A L Ang 92653
Thie butlneu It con-LOWS: t) AMEND THE lhereaher wllhln lh• llmo ANNUAL REVIEW AND 11, Cosla Mesa, CA 92627 Rue De Gauguln. lJlguna Auguala Drive. Laguna. Dally Pilot May 9. 16, 23. I ~A'':oo2":" os e-This business Is CO..Q-
due1ed by husband wife MASTER PLAN OF HIGH· allowed by law, the under· REVISION OF THE CITY· This business Is con· N1P.uet. CA 92677 Niguel, CA 92677 30. 1997 F926 ;~Is business 11 con-dueled by· an tndtvldu.i
199737211 S2 WAYS TO DELETE PARK signed IS admlnls1ra1011 of WIDE TRAFFIC IMPACT dueled by: a corporation O ane Eiieen Olson. 24222 Tfil1 buslneaa Is c:on-PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: co-partnen Have you started ~
This Slatemenl was llled CENTER DRIVE, 2) AMEND the estate ol lhe abov• FEE PROGRAM. Have you slarted doing Rue De Gauguin, Uiguna Clucied by a general part· Have you started doing busme1s yet? Yes, Janu·
wilh th• County Citric of THE MASTER PLAN OF named deoedenl, will tell The T1affic Impact FH business yel? Yes. May 1. Niguel. CA 92677 nerthlp Fictitious BuelntH' buSiness yet? Yes. 5-20·97 8/Y. 1995 Ot: 8 Co n 5 BIKEWAYS TO ADO A al private eale IO the high· Program has betn Hlab· 1997 This buslneu Is con-Have you started doing Name Statement Augustin vergare Jonalhan Oetmlll Plnek~
D ':i Pit; ion ~15·97 CLASS If BIKE LANE ON esl and besl net bidder on llshed 10 finance lho Im-Exchange Club Child ducted by • sieneral Par1· buslneH ye1? No Tl'le fOllowlng persons 111 Thia 11.aternent was fi14KI This statement was iJ 1 'I •Y ' 30• NORTHBOUND NEWPORT the terms and condrllona provemenll necessary 10 Abuse Prevention Censer of nershlp · Carol A. McDonough dol o with 1he Coun1y Clerk of with lh• County Cltfk I JUne 5, 13, 1997 BOULEVARD BETWEEN he1elnafle1 mentioned, all address the cumulal1v1 Im· Orange County, Inc .. W1I· Have you sltrted doing This 1tatemen1 wu filed Di ng bus+nes~ a~ u~hly Orange County on 5.23.97 Orange C-Ounty on 5-t
F981 FAIRVIEW ROAD ANO DEL right, title and lnl11est of p1c11 ol developmenl liam B. Barrington. Presl· business yet? No with lhe County Clerk ol Hi~Tv~t C~~ ... Me~~ t~ 19973721982 199737211fiS -~~~~~----MAR AVENUE. ENVIRON· lhe decedent at lh• time of wtlhln Costa Mesa and lo dent of lhe Board Ca11 0. Olson Orange County on 5-2-97 92626-5993 . o P 30 PUBLIC NOTICE MENTAL DETERMINATION· dealh and all rlghl, lllle, ensure lh•I lhe sU1nda1d This statement was flied Drane E Olson 19973719881 Tessa Travel Group Inc Daily P1to1 May 30. June 6, aily iJ01 May 23, •
LOAN NO. EXEMPT . and Interest that lhe es1a1e level ol service Is main-with lhe County Cltfk of Tilts Slalemenl was filed Dally P1lol May 9 16 23 FEIN '88·0343945 •{NV)' 13, 20. 1997 F024 June 6, 13, 1997 F!f
2384 .... 8 5. VESTING PARCEL MAP has acquired Vt addition lo lllned on lh• Trettlc Clrcu· Orange County on 5-23·97 with the Counly Clerk ol 30 1997 • F9 . 2910 Red HU A C I . PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .... VPM·96-115 FOR AUGUST lhal ol the decedenl at lhe lotion SySlem 19973721981 Orange County on 5·6-97 • 11 Mesa CA 92~6-;;93 OS a-------------------
T.I. NO. IACONO. AUTHORIZED 11':: 01 dealh, In the real An au<111 ol lhe Traffic Im· Daily P1101 May 30, June 6, 199r.l719997 PUBLIC NOTICE This· business JS con-Flctltloua Butlneu Fictitious Busln•H I
9F7.:!!?88CA AGENT FOR OAKHILL ~0J:~Y ~l~~l~n ~~a~ pact FH Program Is tvall· 13, 20, 1997 F019 Datly Pilot M1y 9. 16, 23, ducted by: a corpor11ton Name Statement Name Statelnent
._.,A No. DEVELOPMENT INC .. FOR lows· ' • able lor review by lhe pub-30. 1997 F915 Fictitious BuslnH• Have you started doing The follow.no persons are The following persons are
NOTICE OF A 4 LOT SUBDIVISION Loi. 18 In Block 2 of Traci lie ti .'h• C-OSla Mesa Cny PUBLIC NOTICE PU Ham• Statement business yet? Yes. 11·96 dOing business as: Sun11se domg business as: People
TRUSTEE'S SALE WITH ONE COMMON LOT, No 27 .. Boulevard Edi· Clerk• Ollfce, 77 Farr BLIC NOTICE The lollowlng persons 81e Tessa Financial Group, Door & Window, 1921 E Pleasers LLC . 1776 H&·
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT TO FACILITATE CON· llcm .. ai sltlown on a map ~rive, Room 101, Cosl• Fictitious BuslneH Fictitious BualneH doing buslnets as: tnc .. Ass1. T11as., Anne F. C•rn419le Ave. 1C, Santa wa11 Cir .. Cos1a Mesa. Cf<
UNDER DEED OF TRUST VERSION OF A 4 UNIT recoided in Book 9 Pa Ha. Name Statement Gondola Co. or Newport. Palterson Ana, CA 92705-5510 92626 DATED JULY 23, 1996. UN· RESIDENTIAL PROJECT, 26 f I II • ge PUBLIC COMMENTS In The lollowlng persons are Name Statement 3400 Via Oporto, Suite This stalemenl was ftted Sunrise Venlures, lncorpo-People Pleasert, L.U:.
LESS YOU TAK.E ACTION CURRENTLY UNDER CON· In ·~e ~~~~1 ~~~r:J:,~P~j either oral Of wrlnen fo1m doing business as: The following persons are I02B. Newport Beach, CA With the County Clerk ol rated, (CA). 1921 E Carn-(Delaware), t776 Hawaii
TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· STRUCTION, TO COMMON Orange CounYv California 11'\IY be presenled during Beach Bacl<hoe, 17070 San doing business as: 92663 Orange County on S-9·97 egle Ave. 1C, Santa Ana, Cir .. Costa Mesa. CA 92f.!6 ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT INTEREST UNITS LO. Commonly kn0wn as 53;. lhe public hearings. for Maleo Streel. Suile B, Star Tours lnternallonal, Gondola Dream Inc., (CA). 1997372043 5 CA 92705 Tiiis business Is col\.
A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU CATEO AT 190, 192, 194, 533 Westmlnsler Ave luhnher 7~1g~3:110~ llele· Fountain Valley, Calll. ~117 Od'~l:lle Drive, Costa 3400 Vii Oporto Suile Oally P1101 May 16 23 30 This business It con· duc1ed by: Um11ed Liability
NEED AN EXPLANATION 196 CECIL PLACE IN AN Newport Beach CA " ~ one .I Sor I s 1 I~~ 92708 B~~:iue P.~~2q6ulnl, 1117 t02B, Newport Beach CA June 6 t997 • F94l dueled by: a corporation Co. OF THE NATURE OF THE R2·MD ZONE. ENVIRON· The sale Is subjeci 10 cur· 1ansportal on erv ces • Glenn Allen Young, 17070 0 " 92663 • • Have you siarted doing Have you started doing
PROCEEDING AGAINST MENTAL DETERMINATION: rent laxes covenants con ~•,Ion al ~llyF~tll, 7~ Falr San Mateo S1ree1. Sulle B, C~n~~~e2 Drive, Cosla Mesa. Thia business is con· PUBLIC NOTICE business yel? Yes. 5·20·97 business ye1? No
YOU YOU SHOULD CON· EXEMPT. ditions restrictions ~eaer: Mr ve, 41 oor, osla Fountain Valley, Calif. Michela 6 Dot Valle, 233 ducted by a corporation Sunrise VenturH, lncorpo-People Pteasers, LL.C.,
TACt A LAWYER. 8. VESTING PARCEL MAP vallons rights right• or 1i···THE AFOREMEN 92708 • Costa Men SI .. IC, Costa Have you started doing Flctltloue Bu1lne11 rated, Ho Yeol Jang, .PIHi· ~~~I Ens1!11ge~'evn.1p'was f1'led ' On JUNE I, 1997, II VPM·97·127 FOR AUGUST way and easements of • Slella Lee Young, 17070 M business yel? Yes 05-03· Name Statement denl ~ ... 10:00 A.M .. AOVANTA IACONO. AUTHORIZED reco'rd The pio ert Is 10 TIONEO ACTION IS CHAL· San Mateo Streel, Sulle B, esa, CA 92626 93 ' The lollowlng petSons are Tnis Slalemenl was hied with lhe County Clerk 9f
NOMINEE SERVICES, INC .. AGENT FOR OAKHILL be sOld on a~ "~s Is .. LENGEO IN COURT, lhe Fountain ValleS'. Calif. This business Is con· Gondola Dream Inc., Mich· doing business as: Player wllh lhe Counly Clerk ol Orange Counly on 5-23-97
ts cMy appolnled Trustee DEVELOPMENT INC .. FOR besis excepl for lillo C~llll~~ge "jay be ll"jlle~ to 9T2~i0s8 business· Is con· duct~? by 8 general pert· elle Goodyear· Secretary Factory, SOS Orchid. Co· Orange Counly on 5·23·97 19973721988
under and pursuant lo A ONE·LOT SUBDIVISION Bidi or ollers ata 'invited 0 'I ose ssues 1818 •• neis 1 P This slalemenl was filed rona det Mar, CA 92625 19973721985 Daily Pilot May 30, June IS, Deed of Trusl recorded 7· TO FACILITATE CON· for lhls property an<1 muSI lhe b pdu~ll~hl ~oa~lng df" ducted by husband and Have you started doing Ylllh lhl County Clerk ol Pacillc Promotions. UC. Daily Pilot May 30, June 6, 13, 20. 1997 Fo.t3 ~.!,;69063.899a0s8 1n,s10. llNi IOI. ~~~~bi~Tfil. ~R~J~~~T be, In writing and will be re-!~:: .. •n c~rres~~ec:c:~:. ~~eve vou started domg b~r~:i1~!sP~!~u~~ Orange County on 5-6·97 ~~f~ 506A°;i~~~· Corona 13, 20. 1997 F026 PUBLIC NOTICE .. "" • 0 c a • ce1ved al lhe office of Rls· 1 "e ed 1 1.. Cll~ c 11 b 1? y " " 97 Mrcnele Del Valle 1997372D028 ar, RecOfdS In lh• office of lhl CURRENTLY UNDER CON· ley & Associates anorne s 1• r 0 roe ounc usoness ye · es . ., • .,. . This business Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE •----------County Recorder ol OR· STRUCTION, TO COMMON for lh• admlnlslralors ~1 at. 01 prior to, t e public: Glenn A. Young This s1a1emon1 was llled Dally Pllol May 9. 16, 23, dueled by: Limited l.Jabrllly Fictitious Business
ANGE CC>Ynty, Slalt ol INTEREST UNITS, LO. 3420 Brislol S11ee1. Sulie hearing This statemenl was flled wllh lhe Counly Clerk ol 30, 1997 F923 Co. Fictitious Bu1lrw11 Name Statement
CALIFORNIA, executed by CATEO AT 340 16TH 225, Costa Mesa, Cahlor· MARV T. ELLIOTT, wllh the County Clerk ol Orange Counly on 5.0-97 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing Name Statement The following persons are
ARTHUR CARRASCO ANO PLACE IN AN R2·MD nla Of delivered 10 Robert Deputy City Clark 01ange County on 5-6·97 19973720008 business ye1? Yes, May 1. The tollow1ng persons are doing business as: On
GLORIA CARRASCO. HUS-ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL L Risley personally al any Published Ntwporl 19973719992 Daily Ptlol May 9, 16, 23. 1997 doing business as· Guard Security Syslem1.
SANO ANO WIFE AS DETERMINATION: EX· Ume afler first publlcallon Boach·Co11a Mesa Daily Dally P1to1 May 9, t6, 23. 30, 1997 F9t9 Fictitious Buslneas Pac11ic Promohons, LLC. Arct\1tecturll Slone lnlerna· 702 Santa Mana Or., lrvt(lf.
JOINT TENANTS as 'TAUS-EMPT. of lhls nolice and belore Pilol May 16 17 19 20 30, 1997 F898 PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Christian Lalonde/co-uonal, 2915 Redhill #A106 CA 92606 TOA WIU SELL AT PUB· F 0 R FURTH ER IN· arry sale Is made ' ' ' ' The following persons are manager Costa Mesa CA 92626 ' Brian Kaplan, 702 Santa
UC AUCTION TO HIGHEST FORMATION ON THE This propen v.:,11 be sold 21 • 27· 28• 29· 3o. 31 • 1997· PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: This statement was liled Greg Roaenblum . Mark Maria Dr., Irvine, CA 926IOC BIDDER FOR CASH (.P•Y· ABOVE> APPLICATIONS, on Iha foll~wlng lerms: F936 Fictitious Business Pacific Internet Publishing, wllh the Coun1y Cletk ol Zigner, 291 5 Redhlll Thomas Mathews. 757 San
able al the tirne of sate In TELEPHONE 754·5245 OR Cash only. Ten (lO'JI.) per• PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Buslnest N•111• Slatament 3535 E. Coasl Hwy. #156, Orange County on 5-9-97 IPA 106, Costa Mesa. CA Leon. Irvine, CA 92606
lawful money of the Unlled CAU AT THE OFFICE OF cenl 01 the amount 01 the Name Statement The lollowlng persons are Corona del Mar, CA 92625 19973720433 92626 This business is con-
SlllH) 11 IN THE FRONT THE PLANNING DIVISION. bid lo accompany lhe offer NOTICE OF The following persons are doing busmess as: Jim O'Shaunecy, 3535 E. Daily Pilot May 16, 23. 30, This business Is con· ducted by• co.partners
OF THE FLAGPOLES AT ROOM 200, 71 FAIR by certified check and the PUBLIC HEARING doing business as: Jusl Healtl\ 9 Khiloa Ct .. Coasl Highway, Suue t56, June 6 1997 F944 ducted by: 1 general part· Have you started dOlng THE MAIN ENTRY AREA DRIVE. COSTA MESA. balance 10 be paid lhrough Notice Is harebY. given •) Gluttony, b) Glutlony Newport Beach, CA 92663 Corona Clel Mar, CA 92625 • nership busmess ye1? Yes. May 5.
TO THE PLACENTIA CIVIC CALIFORNIA. escrow. Taices. 1en1s. oper· 1ha1 the Cily Council ol the Bag Co .. c) Gtultonv Clolh· Henry R'2'. Simmons. Jr· 9 ::Ob Kstug, 3535 E. Coast PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started domg 1997
CENTER. 401-411 EAST Publlthed Newporl atlng and malnlenance tx· City 01 Newport Beach will Ing Co., d) G.F.P. e) Glut· Klaloa ourl, Newpor1 wy.. u11e 156, Corona business yel? No Brian Kaplan
CHAPMAN AVENUE, PLA· Beach·Cosla Mesa Dally penses, and piemlums on hOfd a public hetrlng re-lony Accessories, I) Spiers Beach. CA 92663 del Mar, CA 92625 Flctltloue Buslnest Gregory Rosenblum This statement was filed
CENTIA. CA all rlghl, till• Pilol May 30, 1997. Insurance accep1abte lo gardlng, ORDINANCE NO. & Bobincl"leck, g) GFP Jane Whitney Simmons. 9 Thts business Is con· Name Statement This s1a1omen1 was liled w1111 the Counly Clefk ol
and lnleresl conveyed lo F998 the purchaser shall bo pro-97·20, AMENDING TITLE Glullon tor Punishment, Kialoa Courl, Newport ducte~ by a general part· The following persons are w11h the Counry Clerk ol prange County on 5-23-97
and now held by 11 under PUBLIC NOTICE raled es of \he date ol ,.. 20 .OF THE NBMC PRO-1007 N. Alamo. Anaheim, Be\j:h. CA 92663 nership doing business as: Hamp-Ora119e County on 5.7.97 1997372197'9
said DNd ol Trus1 In the cording of conveyance. Ex· HIBITING CONDOMINIUM CA 92801 This business ls con· Hove you started <!01ng ton Psyct\ Group, 954 Cap-19973720158 Oa1ty Pilot May 30, Jun• 6, pro~ny sl1ua1ed In H id CITY OF aminatlon or title, recording DEVELOPMENT AND CON· Michael Allan Spiers, 1007 dueled by husband end bJusln0e~Sshyel? No 1101 Street, Costa Mesa, CA Dally p,101 May 9 16 23 13. 20. 1997 FOf5
County end Slale d.. of conveyance, transfer DOMINIUM CONVERSIONS N. Alamo. Anaheim, CA wile om aunecy . 92627 30 997 ' f:89 ' scribed ts: COSTA MESA laxes, and any tllle Insur· IN THE R·t .5 DISTRICT 92801 Have you started doing T,hls sta1emen1 was filed Anthony Francisco. Ph.0 . '1 S PUBLIC NOTICE •
A.P.N. 422-352·12 ORANGE COUNTY, ance policy shall be ol lho {BALBOA ISLAND ANO UT· This business is con· business yel? Yes, March . W1lh Iha Counly Clerk ol A P1ofesslonat Corp .. (CA), PUBLIC NOTICE
The lllffl addreas and CALIFORNIA expense of the purchaser fLE BALBOA ISLAND) ducted by: an Individual 97 Orange Counly on 5-6·97 954 Capilot Slreel, Costa Fictitious Business-•
olher common deslgn11lon, NOTICE or purchasers. (PLANNING COMMISSION Have you started doing Henry Ray. Simmons, Jr. 19973720024 Meu. CA 92627 Fic titious Buslneu Name Statement ,
fl any, or the IHI property INVITING BIDS The und81'slgnod reserves AMENDMENT NO. 853). business vel? No Jane w . Simmons Dally P1lol May 9, 16, 23, This business is con· Neme Statement Tile lollowing persons al't
dHcl1bed above Is pu1· NOTICE IS HEREBY the rtghl lo retuse 10 ac-Thia projecl has been re· MM.11cchhaaee1t AE.· BS0plbe1.rnscheck ~17~• 1~~1~~~~~Y wt~r~''':, 30, 1997 F927 ducted by: a corporation The following persons aie ~olng bcusiness Eu· Ported to be: 911 JOANN GIVEN lhtl sealed propos-cept any binds. viewed, and II has been Have you started doing domo business as: pare hange nlerpnws,
STREET. COSTA MESA, 111 IM lurnlshing all l1b0t, Paled: 5/17/97 determined that II Is cal· This slatemenl was filed Orange County on 5·6·97 PUBLIC NOTICE business yel? N? Pllg,rm or Newport. 3068 2250 Vanguard Way CA n627 malerlali, equlpmen1, James F. Rledel egorlcolly exempl under with lhe County Clerk ol 19973720007 Anthony Francisco, Ph.D. Johnson Ave . Cosla Mesa. #C11 4. Costa Mesa. CA
The undersigned ~l'\.ISIM trtnsportalion and such Jeffra A. Rledal lhe requirements or lhe Orange County on 5·1·97 Daily P1to1 May 9, 16, 23, Fictitious BuslneH a P!ofesslonal Corp, Tracy CA 92626 92626
dlsci.lms any llabil~ IM othlf faclhlles as may be RISLl't' Ii ASSOCI Calllornla Envlronmenlal 19973719588 30, 1997 F920 Name S .. tement LaPterre, Treasur&f Pllgrtm ol Newport, LP J:~iu;~ ~~~so~C~~~
any lncorrec1ne11 o the reqUlred IOI the 1996-1997 ATES • Ouallly Act. Daily Pilol May 9. 16, 23, PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons ate T.hls statement was hied (CA). 448 "H'' Ave Coro· Cotti Mesa, CA 92626 llrffl add1111 and other STREET MAINTENANCE Notice It hereby further 30 1997 F doing business as: CG In-with the C-Ounty Clerk ol nado CA 92118
common deslgnalfon. If PROGRAM. SLURRY SEAL BY: Robert L. Rleley given lhal said public hear· ' 897 Flctltlou1 Bu1ln•11 ternahonal. 33935 Calle De Orange County on 5-9·97 This' butlneu Is con· This business is con.
any, attown htrtln. PROJECT· CITY PROJECT Published Newpo11 1ng will bt held on lhe 91h PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Bonarµa, San Juan Caprst· 199737~0445 ducted by 1 t1m1ted part· ducted by: an individual
Seid Nie wfft be made, NO. 97-08, wllf be recetved Beach.Cosla Masa Daily day ol Juno. 1997, 11 the 1ano. CA 92675 Daily Pilot May 16. 23. 30, nershlp Have you started dottg
bu1 wilhout c:ovenanl Of by lhe Cll'y of Costa Mesa Pilot May 23 29 30 1997 hour of 7:00 p.m. 1n the FlcUtlous Buslne11 The following persons are Cail Wiiiiam Guile 33935 June 6 1997 F945 Have you Slarted doing busrness yet? No •
: werranty, •11ptes1 Of Im-at the Olflc. ol the City ' ' 'FrthsS5 Council Chambers ol lhe Name Stateme nt domg business as: The L• Calle 01 Bonanza. San ' business ye1? Yes. 3+97 Terry J. Wolfson , pli.cl, regarding !lite, pos-Clerk, 71 Fair Drive, Costa Newport Beach City Hall, The following persons are v0tne Group, 3419 Via Udo Juan CaplSlrano CA !12675 PUBLIC NOTICE Wade Hall, General Part· This statement was filed
1 Hsslon. °' encumbra~H. Mesa. California, until the PUBLIC NOTICE 3300 Newport Boulevard, doing business as: r .. Newport Beach, CA Gall Capello, :J3935 Calle ner w.th the County Clerk ,pl
1 lo f•Y lhe remalnlng princJ. hour ol 10:00 a.m. Monday, Newport S.och, Calllornla, American Ouahty Mamie-92660 De Bonanza San Juan Fictitious Business This slalemont was filed Orange County on S-7197
: pa sum ol lh• note(s), s• June 9. 1997. 11 which time PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL al which umo and place nance Service. 16642 Is· Kyle Mar:i1n, 8431 Deerv1ew Capistrano, CA 92675 Name Statement wllh lho county Clerk ol 19973720159
1 outed by said Deed ol l!'-Y wlll be opened pub-BE HELO BY THE COSTA any tnd all persons Inlet· land C1rcle #5, Huntlngton Dr .. Hun11n91on Beach. CA This business Is con-f!le l0Uow1ng Pttsons are Orange County on s-2.97 Daily P1to1 May 9, 16, ts.
1 Trust wllh lnteresl !hereon, Ucfy and read aloud In lhe MESA PLANNING COM-tsted mav appear and be Beach. CA 92649-35s5 92646 dueled by: a general part· doing business as: Hamp· 19973719845 30, 1997 Fll93
1 as provided In aald nolt(s), Councll Chamber1. Sealed MISSION AT THE C1TY heard lh8'eon. If you chal· James Edward Wesle 111 Steven Maritn. 8431 Deer· nershlp ton Health Group, 954 Cap.
1 advances. fl any, under lhe proposals shall bear lhe HALL. 71 FAIR DRIVE. lenge this p1ofact In court, l6642 Island Circle Y·,5; view Dr .• Hunt ington Have you slaned doing ilol Street. Costa Mesa, CA Dally Piiot May 9• t5, 23, PUBLIC NOTICE
: lerms ol said Deed of !Ille of the work and name COSTA MESA, CALIFOR· you may be llmiled lo rais· Hunting Ion Beach. CA Beach, CA .92646 business yel? Yes, s-1.97 92627 30. 1997 F9061----------
1 Trusl, IMs. charges and of lhe bidder bul no other NIA. AT 6:30 P.M. OR AS 1ng only thoH Issues Jou 9264g.3555 This business is con· cw Guile Anlhony Francisco, Ph.D.. PUBLIC NOT Fictitious BuslnHa
I expenses ol lhe TrustH dllllngulshing marks. Any SOON AS POSSIBLE or someone olse 1a1se al Isabel Wesley. t6642 15. ducted by: an unincorpo· This slalemenl was flltd A Professional Corp .. (CA), _ ICE Name Statement
1 and ol lhe uusls crealed bid rtcelved afler 1he JHEREAFTER ON MON· lho public hearing de-land C1rcle #5, Huntington raled assocla1,ion olher wilh lhe County Clerk 01 954 Cep1101 Sueel, Cosra Fictitious Bualn•H The following petsons are 1 by said Deed of Trusl. scheduled closing lime tor DAY. JUNE 23, 1997. RE· scribed In lhls nollce or In Beach CA 92649·3555 than a partnership Orange Counly on 5.13.97 Mesa, CA 92627 N St doing bu;1ness as: I The 101a1 amounl of lh• tho receipt of bids shall be GARDING THE FOLLOW· wrlnen correspondence de-This ·business Is con· Have you stoned doing 19973720716 This business Is con· Th ~~· •l•m•nt Cahlorma Machine Mark'dt·
1 unpaid balance ol the obll· 1e1urned lo bidder un· ING APPLICATIONS. 11vertd to lhe Clly a1 or dueled by husband and business ye1? No 011 P'I 1 M 16 23 30 dueled by: a corporallon d . e ~ 0.wmg persons are mg. 2034 E Lmcoln A.d,
gallon secured by lhe opened. ft shall be 1he sole IF ANY OF THE FOLLOW· prior 10, lh• public hea;lng. wile S.R. Mt1rtln 1 Y 1 0 ay • • • Have you started doing oong usoness as: Suite 394, Ana11e1m, CA
property 10 be sold and respon1lblllry of the bidder ING ACTIONS ARE CHAL· r:or tnformaUon call (714) Have you slarted doing This sta1emen1 was filed June 6, 1997 F951 business yet? No ~r~rdan~:9 H~me·Uv~ng 92806
reasonable estimated 10 soe thal his bid Is re· LENGEO IN COURT, THE 644·3200 businessyet?Yes Hl·97 wilh lhe County Clerk ol Anthony Francisco. Ph.D. e •1• 151 1 th Joann Burnham. 12922
costs, expenses and ad· celved In rroper time. CHALLENGE MAY BE LIM· &.IV~nne M Hark· James E Wesley ' 111 Orange Counly on 5·16-97 PUBLIC NOTICE a Professional Corp, Tracy ~reol, t:i~~;7 #24, Costa Harber Blvd . .f920. Gar·
nn<:H al Iha lime of Jnlllal A tel o Bid Documents ITEO TO ONLY THOSE IS· l•H CMC/AAE ' This staiemanl W.s filed 19973721188 LaP1erre, Treasurer es,. den Grove CA 92840
I publlc•llon of lhe Nollet ol m1y be oblalned at lhe Of· SUES SOMEONE RAISES Cll~ Cle k Cit f wilh the County Clerk ol Daily Pilol May 23, 30 Fictitious Business This statement was !tied 3T::o~ ~n~ 7~:n S~uc~. This business is COii·
Sate ls $147.964 26. flee of the City Englnffr, AT THE PUBLIC HEARING N rt Br • h Y 0 Otange County on s.2.97 June 6, l3. 1997 F977 Name Statement wflh lhe County Cl&fk ol Sho P•a~24 C t J811 • ducted t>y an 1nd1111dual ~ The Beneficiary under n Fair Drive Co111 Mesa DESCRIBED IN THIS N(). ewpo •ac The following pe1Son1 are Orange County on 5.9.97 P • os a 853• Have you started do1n9 1 Hid 0Hd ol Trull nerelo-C1Jlfornia, up0n nonrefund'. TICE OR IN WRITTEN Pub fished New poll 19~73719680 PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: Zela· 19973720444 CA 92627 busmess yet? No ! IOfl execUled and dellv· ible payment of S10 oo An CORRESPONDENCE OE· Beach·Cosla Mesa Dally Daily P1101 May 9. 16, 23. com Communl callons, Carly p1101 May l6 23 30 This business is con· JoaM Burnham
I ered 10 lhe undersigned • addllional chaigt oi s.4.oo LIVERED TO THE PlAN· P1lo1 May 30, 1997, 30, 1997 F908 Flctltloue BuslnHI t821 POl'I Renwick Place. June 6 t997 • f:94& ~cled .by i n lndovtdual This sratemenl was filed
wrtnen o.ctarallon ol D• w111 be made If handled by NINO COMMISSION AT. F997 Name Statement Newport Beach, CA 92660 · ·~· you star1ed doing w1lh the County Clerk ~I
faull and Demand for Sate, mall. Bid Documents and OR PRIOR TO, THE PUB· PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons tre Kirby Greenlff. 1821 Port PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No 01ange County on 5·2·97 1 and wrillen Nollce ol D• other contract documenls UC HEARING. PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: GRAF· Renwick Pl1ca, NewpOl'I Tamare Ann Van Nuck 19973719655 I fautt and Electlon to Seu. may also be eumlntd 11 1. PLANNING ACTION PA· Fictitious ButlMH FITI CREATIONS, 2300 BHch. CA 92660 Flctltloue Bu1ln111 This llatemenl was Med Dail p,101 Ma 9 16 23 I The underllgnecf cauaed the orrice of the Clly Clerk 97·24 FOR RFA, INC., AU· cne1484840 Nam• Statement Fairview Ro•d tU105, Hans Mumper, 225 South Nam• Statement ~lh ll'I• County Clerk of 30 1y997 y • F900
I uld Nollce ol Oefaufl and of tile Cll'y ol Cosla Mesa. THORIZEO AGENT FOR NOTICE OF The following persons •re Cosla Mesa, CA 92626 Lake Avenue IM239, Pasa-The following persons are v-ange County on 5-6·97 ·
Election to Sell lo be , .. Bid Documents wRf nol be GEORGE A. PEARSON DISSOLUTION OF domg business as: David Alan Grat, 2300 Fair· dena. CA 91101 doing buslnest u : 1) Surl· 19973720025 PUBLIC NOTICE
corded In Ille counlY where malled unleu lhe ad· FOR A CONDITIONAL USE GENERAL :'-r Full nme Solutions, b) view Road #U105, Colla This business Is con-side Sports. b) The Suri Dally Pllol M11y 9. 16, 23, ---------
' the rial property It rocated. ditional $4.00 charge Is In-PERMIT FOR AN EXISTING PARTNERSHIP S. cb FTS, Inc., 770 Hill· MHa, CA 92626 ducted by: co-partlltfs Comp•ny, c) Duke Suri 30. 1997 f916 Fictitious Buslnes~.
I Thi• ta an 1nemp1 10 col· eluded wllh paymtnl GAS STATION TO IN· N tic ~ h b . crest rive, Suile 112, La· RhH Leigh G1al. 2300 Have you slarted doing Shop, 112 23rd SI., New· flame Statement
lect •debt, and eny lnlor· Etch bid an.II be made CREASE THE NUMBER OF pur~u .. nt 10.,es~c~'t":~ 9,:una BHch. CA 92651 Fairview Aoad IU105, busln•ts ye17 Yes. M1y 1, Port Beach. CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE The tollov.1n9 persons are 'mation Oblalntd wlll be on 1he Propoul form. PUMPS; WITH A VARI· 15035 5 1 lh c 111 1 ull Time SolUlions, Inc .. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 1997 Newhunl N1fu, Inc •• (CA). doing business as· Used for that purpon. 1hHl1 P·I through p.9 ANCE FROM SETBACK · 0 • a oma {CA), no HlllcfHI Drive. This bus1ntn Is con-Kirby Greenlff 112 23rd St., Newport Flctllloue Buslneu summit ProlesS•ONI Se~·
Dat•1 01 MAY 97 ptovided In lhe contrae1 RE 0 U IRE MEN TS T 0 ~pora~onEswl Cod,:, Jh•I Sulle #2, Laguna Be•ch, dueled by: husband and Thlt atllemenl was filed Beach CA 92663 Name Statement vices. 24331 Mu11tand1
ADVANTA NOMINEE documtnlt and shall be AUOW A CANOPY TO EN· d jew1' ;:8 ~ aE· CA 92651 wilt with lh• County Cler1< of This 'business Is con-The lollOWVlQ persons ere Blvd ;0.131 Lake Fores!
I II RV IC I I INC eccompanled by 1 certified CROACH INTO THE AE· R'~oldes nin'd M~r L. This business Is. con· Have you s11rted doing Orange County on S.13·97 dueled by: a cMpMlllOn doing buslMss as· CA 92630 • '
TRUSTEE BY IPE: or cashier'• check 01. bid OUIRE.D SETBACK ALONG RhoadH ht1elofo1e ~olng d,.uhcled ~y. COfl)()(ahon buslne51 y11 ? Yes 3/17/ 19973720731 Have you Sl•rted doing Gary Vasquez Anoc111es. Debi• Kay Ritchie, 6 v-.
I CIALIZEDt INC Al bond for not IHt ltian 10% BRISTOL STREET, LO. builnesa'as partners under lo ::e~9~rab'!! rmmen~ed 1993 Dally Piiot May 16. 23, 30. business yet? YH, 0Sfl9/ b) Tht Garden Gtlt Com· reno. Foolhill Ranch. CA •• of the amount of lhelr bid, CATEO AT 2995 BRISTOL lhe name of Bristol Streel n s nus u e1 David Alan Grof June 6 1997 F956 92 piny, 2087 W11tm1na1e1 !12610
AOINT FOR I.AID made paytble 10 lhe Clfy STREET IN AN C1 ZONE. Associate• 01 4931 Birch lhe ffcllllous business This s1a1emen1 was flied ' Newttunt N.iu, Inc., Paul Ave .. Co111 Meta, CA This business 1s coo-
l TRUITl!E, 4180 Via ol Costa Mesa. No pro-ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· Slrttl Ntwporl Beach name or names llsl1d w1lh the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE Bumen. President 92627 dueled by an lndlv1dual
I Real 11, Carpinteria, po111 shall be considered MINATION: NEOATIVE Caflfor~la 92860 have dis'. aF~~•Jn 1·~.7 U Orange County on 5·27·97 This 1te1emtnl was filed Gary Michael Vuquez, Have you s1111ed dotng
Ce 93013, (I05t 684-untou accomfanled by DECLARATION (AVAIL· solvetd their partnership H Ja~ A T~~e Pu r''· Inc., 19973722137 Flc tltloua 8u1lneH wilh the County Clerk ol ~087 W811m~Sltf Avenut, businHs ytl? No
1424 euch cashier a check, ABLE FOR REVIEW FOR of Oacombor 1 1996 by Thia · t 19 y,e ~e · fled Daily Piiot May 30 Juna 6 Name Statement Orange Counly on 5·16-97 osla Mesa. A 92627 Debra K. Ritchie
•Vt D . VAZQUEZ cash, Of bidder's bond. . ~?N8~1~1s~JN)THE PLAN· mul\Jnl conaonl 'and purau· wilh 1~: Cou~ly w~l~tk1 of 13. 20. 1997 • Fo12 The lollowlng pe11ona are 19973721157 J~~ ~usln~:1 ,!:, ,con· Tl'lls sta1tmon1 was file~ TRUITU IALEI 0,' No bid 1hall ba consid· • anl 10 tho parlnerahJp 0 C doing buslne11 11· Collins Dally Piiot May 23 30 u Yan v • wllh lhe County Clerk al • •red unless It 11 made on a 2. PLANNlNQ ACTION PA· agreemenl Thomas G range ounly on 5·2·97 •PUBLIC NOTICE USA Product• 2527 Buck· June 6 13 t997 •F9e0 Have you started doing Orange County on S·2·9'f PIC•fl blank ptoposal lorm fur• 91·21 FOR HIMES PETERS Ewing flos ihe 1011 authOf: 19073719853 eye St .. Nhport Buch • • buslneu yll? YH. 1-1·96 19973719643 1
97POl119 nllhed by the Clly ol Coeta JePSON ARCHITECTS. lly 10 aell partnership ... 0Dlly Pltol May 9, t6. 23. Flctltloua Bu1ln111 CA 92IS60 • PUBLIC NOTICE Gary Vasquez Dairy p,101 M• 9 l6. 23 Publl•h•d Newport Mell and ,. mad• In IC• INC .. AUTHORIZED AGE~T ..... pay 1nd dlscherge ... 30, 1997 F!114 N•m• ll•l•ment Fay c . comm. 2527 Buck· Thi• Sl•l•rntnl WH Med 30 1997 y -F •
BHCf'l.Coala Meq Otlly cordince wi1h lhe . prov!· FOR JAMES LEWIS/JIM S llablllllH ol lh• partnership, The foltowlng per1on1 ere •Y• SI., Newport Beach. Flctltloue 8uslne11 with lhe County C14Nk ol • 90f
Pllo May 11 23 30 1997 1lon1 of the Propoul r• TOWING, FOR A CONDI-collect and recetve ell ITI04\o PUBLIC NOTICE doing business 11: CA t26M Name Statement Ot•no• Counly on 5..f.117 PUBLIC NOTICE
• • ' . Qulltmtnts. TIONA1. USE PERMIT FOR •YI payable to 1ht Plfl1*· Paradise Sprlnker SeMce Theodore c. Collins, 2521 Tht IOllowlng pettonl ert 1997~719998 ---------~-• EKh bidder mual have a A.N AUTO TOWINO SER-ahl.p !*form exllllng con-Flctltlou• 8_...ne.. & Landsc1pH, HMO New-Buckey• SI Newporl doing business H ' Skyy Deily P1tot May 9. 11. 23. Flctltlou1 aualn• .. • PUBLIC NOTICE CIHt .. A .. UCenM (Otne<al ~CREO OVTOCOOOA STORAGE trac1i Ind act In eny man-Name Statem•nl port Blvd •• Spac• 31·A, BHcf'I CA t2Mo lmpor11. HtO Whllller, 30 11197 F922 Natne Stateme.nt ....,~,_...,,....,,...,......,,..,...._...,.-1 Englnet1lng) or "C32" A L ATEO AT 1785-ner necesslty to wind up Th• fonowing persona we Costa Mett, CA 92627 Thia 'builneH 11 con· Cott.a MeN. CA 92627 • Tl\t fottow.ng P"sont .,;
PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL (Plfklng and Highway 111'1-1791 MONROVIA AVENUE lhe alfalrt of lhe P8M•t· doing t>ualnen u : a) CMF Oenn11 James Leal, 1840 d1JC1ed by: hutband and HOiii Gr'9gs, 2711 Bunllng, PUBLIC NOTICE dOing t>usitlHt 11• BE Hl!LD IV THI! COSTA provement Conlractor) and IN AN MG ZON!, ENVI· atttp Auoclalot, b) e.tt>oa CM N.-.vport Blvd , Space 3h._, wile C-Osla MeH, CA 92627 Jules and com.,_n , tO
MESA PLANNING COM· .. 10 be ptequallflecf Hr• RONMENTAL DETER· /a/ThomH Q l'.wtne Houu. C) Albllron WHI, Cos1a Mesa, CA 92627 Have you started doing Rob ROblntOl'I, 1103 Valley Fictitious 8u1lnn1 N9WJ>Ort Cenl9' Ory Su.I•
MISSION AT THE CITY quired by law. MEINATION: NEOATIVE /I/ Sandra J Ewlno di Soulh Swell, 2189 Kalhy Tweed, 1544 '1•· b\.llinttt )'917 No cw .• Co11& Men, CA 92Ci2t N•.,.. lt•t•.n.nt 200 Ne""pon S.Kh CA HAU.. ,., 'AIA DAIV!, A COnlfa.ctor Utln9. crtn D CLARATION, (AVAIL· • Wuw1ng, Coala Me ... , CA c.nlia Ave . Apl 23. New-Fay c Oollna Thia bu•lnH• ,, eo~ The fol10wlf1v peraont .,. t2cCo . I
1 COftA M(SA. CAUfOR-or daatlfteM!on not ahOWn ABLE FOR REVIEW FOR /I/ Roger •• Rhoad.. 92028 Port Dexh, CA 926'3 Thia itaierneni wu filed dueled by-an UNnC'Ofpo. doing bualneu as a) Jul,. A Cline 302G Cort;
I NIA. AT f :30 ... M. OR AS on the Otftefal Ptrtalltng 20 DAYS AT THI! P~N· /I/ Mary L. Rhoed" fltank S. Hel~. 2789 Thlt buaintas 11 con-•ith itie County Ctefft 01 rated asaoclthon other CASH-HO SOLUTIONS. bl Portal, Nrw~ S.ICt\ Cf.
SOON AS POSSIBLE W• Dettnn!Ni.ont may NINO OMSION). ,ubllthed Newport Waxwing. Cotta Mesa, CA dueled by joint venlure Ofange County on't-1•91 lhan a partnership Cf'S. o) H C.D T d) ~ THEA~nER ON MON· be required to P•V ,,,. 3. ~EZNOING ACTION PA· BHCh-Coat• Mttl 011ly t2G26 H•v• you tltfted dOil\O 1t91a111111 Htve you lllMd doing HAPPY COMPANIONS Thfl bu11,,. .. It c~
OA't'J. JONI! ot, 1901. Al· w19t rile of l"8I ettll or i1·211n ,.0NAE 8P0E,!10TION9 Piiot May 30 1997. Mary H. Helbefger, 2789 butlneu yet? No Oatty p11o4 May 23 30 bUtlntlt vet? t#O 000 TAAININQ. \ 158 duc\ecf bt an indlvid.Jal
QA"DING THE FOL· claialfbtlon ~ clOMfy •97<04 r " ER ' F02l Waxwing, COl1-Meta. CA Oenlllt Leal • • Holli A. Orlggt !hnn Av •8. Tustin, CA Htwt yov ~~ do""' 4 L.OWINQ APPLICATIONS. 1el1ted lo It u tf'IOwn In C.M., LLCIMCO ARCT., 92428 Thie "atement w11 hied June 8, 1), 1907 '919 Ao4'I R~nson t~471 business~? Yn l9IO ~.,. 1 If AHY Of' THI ,oi.. lht a.n.tll O.t1tni1Nitlonl AOENTS FOR THf CITY PUlllC NOTICE Th11 bustneu 11 con-wllh lh• County Clerk ol PUlllC NOTIC• Tl\11 at.lemenl wu lli.d ~ l..adW!g, 1 IM,,_,.,, .llA•• A cw 1
LOWIHO ACT10NS AAI! effective It the time Of Iha 0, COSTA MESA I BOA· dUC'led by: l'Wtbat\d Ind o,ange Counfy on 5-2·11 Iii with lhl COUonfV Clerk cl Av. I I. T1.111on.. ~ 9HIO This tltlemtnt 'was ...
Ct4AU!HGf0 IN COVA1: Cllll lot bide. ~s Rw~~ ~~SOA. U!CC Flollllou• •"•In.a• Wiit 19973719814 '1cUtlous •usArMu ~ CoYnly on 5·ZO.t7 Tt111 b1.111n1H I• con-w11n lhe Coullty Cterll r:J THI CHAU.INQI MAY lh: n,. Contractor •h•lt com. M t. Ham• •t•l•niaf\t Have vou ataned CIO{ng O.ily Pilol M•y 9 te 23 1H731114M cluc1ed by: In lnd1vtdual °'..,. COWltf °" 5-1-9 UMfTaO TO ONl.Y THOSI! pty wflh lhe Pf9"1•ton• or C2 & P DISTRICTS TO The followlng l*IOtll art bu•ln••• ye1? 't'e1. 1990 30 1907 • Ftot N•"'• ttatetMnt o.ny l'lloC ~•Y 23 30 HeY9 YOl.I l'aned ctoing t•t'7U, .... I I I u ( • I 0 M I 0 N I 9ec11on 'T10 10 1780, in. PLA.NNEO DEVELOPMENT d01ng buSlnes• ... M•rv Hti~o·· ' Tflt lollOwlftQ ~n· .,. JUne • F • 1>utNtt yel? No IWUI AT THt! PUIUC clualve Of the Callfornl• COMMERCIAL CPDC) & A Lu Ftor" en.Won OH Tbl• ata1tmen1 Wll filed PUBLIC NOTICE dOlng butlnelt at: Blue •• ti. 1•1 "' Doyne Ladwlo OIMy Not May •• 11 u .
H!AAINO Ol!SCAl&!D IN Labor Code: the Pf•vafllnCJ FINAL DEVELOP. Pl.AH TO siailon, 21932 Oaos Patti• wlll'I tl'le County Clerk 01 Maml)o IHU\W Supply, PUIUC NOTICI Th(• tta"~ -.a fol.ct :IO. 1tt7 '11 THIS NOTICI! OR IH WRIT· ,.,.and·-ol w•• ••• CONSn\UCT A 1·STOAV, way, ~I.a.• Flor••· Cahlomla 01•no• Co~nly on S-23 91 Plotltlou• lutlMH 1041 livine Av.,, Newporl Wlfh tN County CS.IL of " COflAllPOHOtNC! tabllthed by the Clly or 25,200 10.n. COM· 92581 tH'13721HS " ..... •••t•m9"• 81acn, CA t2teO ,..,.....,. ....... " ONll• C°""'Y Otl 4<t•t7 --------,
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FRIDAY. MAY 30, 1997
MUC JIOTICU PUIUC NOTICll •UIUC NOTICll PUILIC NOTICU Pt11UC NOTICll
MUC NOTICI Elden "'· Cott.1 MeM. ., .. UC -nc• e11.1e1ect by: .,, ~ PUIUC NOTICE ouciecs by: .,, inaYICiUai ,.. 11. t11711!!!• ~ •fo:: ~,!: ~ ---------1CAf2127 rvv RV 5 liave you &tlMCI do.ng .U11t you ltM\td ~ lfllWW AliMllll If? .,. •-1t;
........... .......... Tl'll• bUllnHI II co~ flotfU.U..,...,... bullnttl yet? Yee, M ·'4 '1cUUow ~· l:llitlntlt ~No =:: ........ t .... ltatHMftt ducted by-.,, lndMclueJ N I t ~Ujll'l lkooke Name l t•t•ment Mhllf W. ~ ........ ~ ty-' ~ • The followlng '*'°"' .,. Have )'OU ttaltecJ ~ ...... • •• ....,. Thi• tWttMtlt WU Ille<! TM fo1towino penona .,. Tlll• 11&1"'*'4 """' lffcl ·-by --,. dOll'Q !>u91nMt u : a) $o1. busJnep yet? No -·.,, TM folOWlng .,_rt<>nt are with tilt County Cl~k of clOlng butlnett n· SUc-11111\h lhe County Clt<k of IOUI llllCMllll of die 1111,.id
'"· b> K.1". ' Company, M~ Attallbl Clolno bu$1ntQ ••: Ofll'lge COUnty On ~13-97 C:"t SIOrit•, Suitt. 433 • Orang• County on "''"1 llllaM.e of !tit ~ -
30'7 S. 8ri1tol, Santa Ana, Thie tl&l«nent wu fl&td ~~~AIN-:=·a.~8!1 18173720722 a790 Hart>ot BIVCI. Colta 1tt7:t72072t B31,(714t:.7r.>J44 ::,',~:~ CA Nl'Oo& with the County Clerk of CA 12&43. ' Dally PllOt May I e. 23, 30. Mosa, CA 92626 Da.ty Pilot May 1 •• 23, 30, Mell A. I • T end ...... tllt :a=.:~ ... lnQ., ~l Ot~ County on '"30-117 £11Ubtth L Harrie UIOt June II, 11191 Fll52 Mary Ellen Altxand«. 830 June 6, 19117 Ft50 o11t11 Mlldilld FllTfit Tllist. 2651 ::'!rtN lnitW pyllllclllOtl o4
m04 ' Ana. t H 7'7tM7e Cl•ff Drill•, Newport h .. ch, PUILIC NOTICE ~~:~cl•112te"'· cosaa PUBLIC NOTICE EMt~A~Sui• 'og 111t ~ ~ s• 19
Thl1 bu1lnHt 11 co,,. Dally P1lol May t , 11, 23, CA ~ Thia bu1lne11 11 con· ~.CA 92831 Q1Ull GI. Tiii bel'ldci*Y duc:ttel by: 1 COfPO'•Uon 30, 11197 F89G Thi• bu1tn111 I• con-F'lctltlowa auaJMH ducted by: an Individual Flctltloua Bueln•H ..,_. k* c.fon1• 111*f 1111d o..d of TNet lier ..
Haw you •tarted do no dllcttd by an lnctlvldual Nam• ltatem•nt Ha11e you started Clolng Nam• l t•l•m•nt TNI butlness it~ Tiu• °' 1111 OUdly F toltl• •QC.Wd end dl!IMttd '°
bullnet• yet? Yet, 12-88 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you turted CIOlng The fallow\ng poreons art bullnett yet? No Th• followtng peraon• aro ffbNllY 13. 11m In 1111 COU •GlftMI ~P ~eol S folelOI Slml tlM uniertlf'*' a wrttl•l'I
A.nch H1nc11, Inc., Kath· butlnffl yet? No dOlng buatneu u: HBA Mary Ellen AleJCancler dolno butlne11 It' Hlfp In· of OrWIOt W 011011111 f1ll No The ~ COllVl'*lCtO ·CA ll0017 0.datlllOll of O.teult Md
INn Murphy. Pretldent frlotlUo"• 81.1thMH EliHbttl'I L. Harri• Publlc111ont, 2027 Vl111 Thi• ttatemenl waa tiled 1ern11lonal, 511 35th St., 19Q7371DIJ73 -.aca lMslness under t i.i91nea 11 co'*c!ICI OttMftd for Siie. llld • .rllttn
Tlllt 1tatemen1 wtt nted Name lt•t•m•nt This statement wu flttd Caudal, Newport BHch, with th• County Ctotk ol Newport Beach, CA 926113 l.AOnW MnQOll. in1i. llC*IOUa !Minni l\llne O •oeM111 Pl/NllllP Mode. of °"*'" llld l'Jldioll
with th• County Clt<k of Tne following person• 111 With the Counw Clork of CA 112660 or11ngt County on 5-27-97 Michael F. Howett, 511 Golhllll SllMt. HunllnQIOn Stach, twnn llS1ld *"' on .._ 9 IN .YOU •111*1 ctoino lllll to Stll Tiii undtrllllnM ~
Orange County on 5-5-97 doll\Q butlntll ••: Orange Counly on 5-2-97 HUQh Brookt, 2027 Vista t9973722H1 3Sth St., Newport Stach, CAll2647 19Q7 ntttyat?Yt1,8-1·&6 uld Notice of Odeult Mii
19973711894 A.M.l . Engineering Co .. 19973719898 C1ud1I. Newport Beach, . CA 92663 TifS llUSlntJS was SliHfO OEHNIS Ou.A SIGHED MA.lflELO fAAtl Eltc:tloll to Stll IO bl l9COfdtd
Delly Piiot May us 23 30 1525 W. M1cArt.hur 119, Oally Pilot Mey II, 18, 23. CA 92660 1~a1~/!1:ii;-4ay 3o. Ju~~lla Thi• butlnen 11 con·~ 1111nci\4cklll 'MUJAMoa.AROSA TRUST, &t' Allen A. MIX!tllO IU, 111 tM county Whll"I tllt rMI
June e tev7 • Ftaa Co111 Me11, CA 921128 30, 1997 1'913 Thia bu1lne11 11 con-• • ducted by: en Individual $49nad, LEONAAO MNGOtA TH• swmenc wlS Med wi TNs'8t. Gtntllil Pltlnlr/OUO pniptrty 11 loc:IUd. O.e: MIY
• Muto Dokovic, '755 Sh•,. ducted by: an lndlvldual PUBLIC NOTICE Ha11• you 1t1rted doing Ths ,_ment was liltd WI 11)1 County Citric of FN/11..Y l'RUST, ~ Sanwa 01, 1997 LOHESTAll llORTOA-PUBLIC NOTICE lngton Pl. 1w202. Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Have you 1tar11d doing buslneH yet? No tne CounCy Citric ot Omlgecou~onMly 19.1Dll7 Clllfome. &t 'kt Prtside,., GEE SEANCES. LLC. • ---------1 Beach, CA 92863 bu1lne11 yet? YU, 1·1·118 FlcUllou• 81.11ln•H Michael Howell my on Mly 27. 11197. NOTa·TIU Ac:Uous TNSIH, Genelll Plltnef TMI .. ~ CrMft. Author·
Flotltloua 8 ualn .. a Th it bu1lne11 II con-flcllllout But lMH Hugh BrOOkl Ham• Statement Thil llaltmtnt WDI filed Ntwpo,, Seatll-COStl Mesa s.ment exprn hllt y11t1 I Tlil ltlttfl'lent Wit ftltd WI l11d Slallltllrt AddNM: P.O.
Name Statement ducted by: .,, lndlvlduat Name Statement T,hl• 1t11tement was flied Tho followlng persons are with tl'I• County Clerk of CNA21431 Mly 30, .Ain 6, 13.20. 1111 cs. It was liled in 1111 Oii 1111 COU~ Cler\ ol Boll 5l$381. Otll-. T.ua
Th• 1o11ow1no person• •r• Have you ttatted dolng The following peraon• are With tilt County Clerk of doing buslnou as: source Oranoo County on 5-111-117 11197 ol 1111 Cou~ atft A new nett cou~ on Mly 10, 1W7 752't·"'8 FOR TRUSTEE'S
doing butlnelt at: Dolphin buslntH ~et? No doing tw.lneu as: Orange Coun&y on 5-13-97 one Management. 25682 1H7372t141 *' aisines1 N8tnt SIMtmt NOOCE·Tllt fOMJut Name SALE IN.FORMATIOff Pt.Wi
Commercial Cleaning Str· ~o ~ olllc Iii JPC PropertiH, 2AO New-19973720723 Peclll~ Creal Drive, MissJon Daily Piiot May 23, 30, PUBLIC NOTICE mzst be lilecl l)CIO( ., tNt date stattmtrrt npllU five ytais lrom, CALL (ltl)317-772t LOH.E$TAR
VICH, 179 E. 17th S1' ilh •• ~•cment Wea~ k ed, por1 Centtt Dr. 12310, Daily Piiot M1y HI, 23, 30, Viejo, CA 92692 June 6, 13, 1197 F984 Tl'll lillng ol ~ Stlllmlnl 1111 datl It was filed Ill the ()lf)Ct MORTGAGEE SERVICECT~_Ll ... C.T 1115, Co1la MtH, CA. w ounty er o Newport B11ch, CA 92660 June II, 1997 F953 l<tnnelh Ian Davis. 25682 not ol lt:Sell IUthOlltt 1111UM 1 ol 1111 COU~ C1lftl. A new fic*.ilS A OEST COll UK A •
92'27 Orange CC>Ynty on 5-2·97 James Patriclc ColC. 23S PUBLIC NOTICE P.clfic Crest Drive, M11Slon PUBLIC NOTICE rra!!.!'!:.~~~WA&. Ills SIMt ol a Fic:nouS a,,.nesSj,OUS ais111ut N'1me StmmeflllTEMPTIHG TO ~ A OoUQIH Craig HayH, 179 199737t9995 24th Place Costa MHI Viejo, CA 92692 ................. ._ Nlwne n '<IOl*ln ol lhe ngflts ofllftlSl be fdtd pnof ID ""'dlle DEBT AHY INFO..-TION E. 17th SI., '115, Colla Dally Pilot May 9 16, 23, CA 92726 ' ' This business Is con-Flctllloua BualneH flOll 1 Fedenf Sim Thi hli of lhS stllemtnt OOtS OBiAINED WIU BE USED FOR
Me11, CA. 92621 30. 1997 , F894 This buslne11 Is con· f lctltloua 8uslnHa duc1ed by: an lnd!Vidual Name Statement PAll1'NEMMP Of'fJIATllG lltlO(htt n~':'(Set SeCaoo 1~not of~ tulhonle Irle use in THAT PURPOSE. ASAP261755
Thi• bu1lnet• 11 con· ducted by an lnclivldull Nam• Sl•t•m•n t Havo you started doing Th• lollowlng persona are llllEll c:ommo .,.. ._ ol a FO~s Business 5111, 5123, ~
ducted by: an lnctlvidual PUBLIC NOTICE Havo you •tarted doing The lollowtng persona are business rzet? Yes, 5·23·9T doing business as: HughH f1CTTT10Ul"IUllllESI twlE =' aisinm Ind ~WIOOS ~In ""1taon Of 1111 nQl1IS ol ~~: .. f;'et?1~90 doing flc tltloua a ualneH ~·~~~ky~~.No ~~i,:,!':~' ::~1~nc1s~ ~~ne~~a1:i~~v1~as filed ~=~g~~·e:~c2;, c2r;;:b•· Thi J::.,~ as r=s fimt,ljno "'°""'under r.<Setal. Stile. 0~--P-U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __
Douglas Craig H1ye1 Name Stetement This statement was flied Park Circle, Suite C, Irvine, with the County Clerk of Lynda Jean Hugh11, 1023 It•) from 1111 paitnenll NlwPort Beath-Costa Mesa ~ S:,IW (Set ~~4400 ---------
This ttattment wit filed Tholollowlngpe<sonaare with the County Clerk of CA92614 OrangeCountyonS-23-97 Granvllle, Newport Btacil, perallno under 1111 flClliou CH422206Mly23,30,Jun6,13. C::)· siness ons CNl14'l2tl
with the County Clerk ol doing buslneH as· Orange County on s-a-97 Henry Walter Goebel, 34 19973722035 CA 92660 neS3 name of REDSTO 1907 OF
Orange Coun&y on 5·9-97 Trantnatlonal Gr0up, 57S 11973720023 Canyon Island Drl11e, Ntw· Daily Pilot May 30, June 6, This bu~ln111 It con-ASSOCIAT!S, A C.lomi °": It Beach-Costa Meu NOTICE
Dally Pllo: ~~~~!2~:9:, ~~~~: M:~~d.CA 3;:62~1oor. Dally Piiot May 9. 16, 23, ~n718'~~·1;:.!'2~ con-13, 20, 1997 F009 dH~!:d ~~~ an,:~~du~~lng nt" r :reev::PSuita ~J PUBLIC NOTICE CN4=8 MAXF1€1.D May 23,30. ~
June 6. 1997 , F939 Sun Youn'g Kim, 2923 30, 1997 F918 ducted by: an lndlv!dual PUBLIC NOTICE business yot? YH, 4/97 Newport8uctl.CA0'2660. ~n6,13, 19Q7 ESTATE OF:
,......._..;._ ______ ,Montrose Avenue * 103 La Have you 1tartod doing Lynda J. Hughea The fd'°"a blsinest fit No. 1ff7372tl•O PAUl.M z. PUBLIC NOTICE CrHcenia, CA 91214 • PUBLIC NOTICE buslne11 yet? No Fictitious BualnH• r:nis •latement was lded rtferred to ltlOvll wu filed FIC1JTIOUI IUlllBI PU . ltOUJUdE
---------• This buslnus Is con· Henry Goebol N•m• Statement with th• County Clerk of 00 l9Q'2 In lht COUnty 0 IWl!ITATEllEJfr BLIC NOTICE
Flctltloua Bualn .. s ducted by: an individual Fictitious Busln•H This 11011menl was flleQ. The following persons 81e Orange County on 5-20-97 :V atid OllQltlll file No The loUOWlnQ pellOn(I) l"11 • CASE NO. A187692
Name Statement Have you started doing Name Statement w1lh tho Co~ty Clerk of doing business as: Cobble· 19973 721476 Ffi054l2. doing busuiess u lAK£VI NotlCe 01 T1111tu s Sile: TTD No. To ell heirt1, benefl.
The followlng persons aro business yel? y.,, 4·1-97 The folio.wing persons are Orange County on 5-13·97 stone Cookie Company, Daily Piiot May 23, 30, MtllaSOO BV ~VIS Man-INN/ELSINORE CENTER, 506 S 21802-07 You Are In Oetault clerlee, creditors, con-
doing buslneu as: a) Sun Young Kim Jdo1CngNbusiness at: 1 19973720729 3108 Gibraltar Ave., Costa June 6, 13, 1997 F992 ment. Inc ·110 fast 50ll1 SL Wla Rei Drive. Suite 100, AN Under A Oted 01 Trust, Dated tlngent creditors, and Pharter Financial, b) Char· This statemenl was filed M etwork, 1012 Br oso Dally Piiot May t 6, 23. 30, Mesa, CA 92626 ~02 ,.,w y 111. NY l<.022 'helm, ltlls. CA 92.807 11/2\.91. Unless You Take Action persona who may other-
ltr Anancl1I Hawaii. 3S9 wilh the Coun1y c1e11( or ~r~~=· C~u~ke62:02. Costo Juno 6, 1997 F954 Deborah Jean Stiles, 3108 f'llBLIC NOTICE Tris bJS1nesso was corOI Westem RealrJ Partners, To Protect Your Ploperty, II May wiee be intereated In g:~c~ltu_:19:f:· Newport Orange County on 5·2·97 James Michael Caul. 1817 PUBLIC NOTICE g:i~~~;6Ave .• Costa Mesa, Flctltloua Bu1lnen b>J • JOlnl venll.i". a11lom1 Umte<I Plttnersllp 8e Sold Al A Public Sale. If You the will or esteteE or •Suza~ne L Smith. 3S9 San 19973 7 t 9657 Elmf1old Ave .. Long Beach, This business Is con· Name Statem ent SlGNED· Pt£VASGO B V. By: H W 505 S. \4Ha Real Onve. Suite 100, Nted Ari Elcplanabon QI Tht both, of: PAULIN z.
Miguel. 1208. Newporl Delly Pl!01 May 9, l6, 23, CA 90815 Flctltlou t Bualn•H ducted by: an Individual The lollowlng persons aro en, Adi -Oil!CIOr. Ananetm, ttlls, CA 92807 Natu" Of The ProcttdlllQ Against KOL~N;frtTIO'N hH
Beach. CA 92660 30, 1997 FB99 This business Is con-Name Statement Have you started doing doing business as: Elite In· Tlu Slatement was fded WI This taisuieu 15 conducted You. You Should ~tact A been filed by DONALD Thi• buslnen Is con· ducted by an lnd1vlduol The following per1on1 are business yel? No tornel Con1ulllng, 220 Ille COUmy Cle111 ol Ora. a ~rnted pattne~p Uwyer. On ""97 ii 1 ... 5 AM.
ducted by: an lnd111ldual PUBLIC NOTICE Have you st:ir1od doing doing business as: Co-Deborah J. S11tes Santa Lowsa. Irvine. CA COU~ on~ t9, 1907 ~ The ltQIStrvrl commenced Tiiie Trust Oeed SeMU C. KOLlANSE in th•
Have you started doing business yo1? No senza Roalty Consullanis, This statement was ltled 92606 . Newpo,,Btactl-Costa Mesa uansact llUSHIHS under Comflll!y, a Clldom1a Superior Court of Cali·
businott yet? Vos, 7196 Flctltloua Busln•st James Cani 30012 Ivy Glenn Dr .. "ISO. wilh lhe County Clerk ol Paul S1nc1a". 220 Santa CN.422923 SPM-1 ~ 23,30. -"" l1cnous busmass name o Corporaoon. as duly ll)CI04nted fornle, County of Or·
Suzanne L Smilh Name Statement This statemenl was filed Laguna Nlguol, CA 92877 Orange County on S.21-97 Louisa. lrv111a, CA 92606 6.13. 1W1 names hS11<1 above on Aon! g Trustn under w pursuant 10 ange. This stalement was flied The following persons are w1lh the Counly Clerk of Peula Jean Cosenza. 19973721942 This business 11 con-199'7 Deed of Trust ttcoroed 125'91, THE PETITION re-
W11h 1he County Clerk ot d0tng business as: Orange Counly on S-6-97 24702 Queens Cour1, La· Daily Pilol May 30 Juno 6 dueled by an lnd1vlduat PUBLIC NOTICE NED REAL EOOOY PART· as lnSll\lment No 91 668832 ol quoit• that OONA~ C.
Orange County on ~97 Citrus Drops, 929 Paulanno 19973720027 guna Niguel. CA 92677 13 20 1997 • FOIO Have you 1111rled doing HERS, INC . I Gen Partner of OfllClll Rec:onls 1n Ille ottoet ol KOLL.ANSE be appoint· 19973 726~ Ave.. Co11a Mesa. CA Daily Pilot May 9 t6 23 Thts busin11s Is con-• • business ye1? Yes. 5/16/97 WESTERN REALTY PARTNERS lht County Rtconltr of OfanOt ed H pereonel r99resen-
Daily Piiot May 18, 23, 30, 92626 30• 1997 ' j:924 duciod by' an ln<llVldual PUBLIC NOTICE Paul Sincla r Flt No. 1M73721333 &t SbJIJCh Naito. President County, Stitt of CaMomta tative to edmini1ter the
June 6 1997 F&41 Tllo Htted•a. 929 Paul· Have you star1td doing This s1a1ement was lilod ACTl1lOUI SUS.SS TIJS statement was flied WI EJctcuted by Mal1l p Fostier Jf a estate of the decedent.
• arlno Ave .• Coslil Mesa. CA PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No Fictitious Buslnen with the County Clerk ol IWIESTATOIENT COU~ Clertl of Otanoe SlflOlt man Wiii id at PuD'' THE PETITION re· PUBLIC NOTICE 92626 Paula Jean Cosenza Name Statement Orange County on S.23·97 The IO!lowlno Pl s) 1 County on May 27. 19Q7 auction to 11 llest blddtrlor ~ queets the decedent'•
This business Is con-Flctltloua Bu slneH This 11a11ment was hied The foUowlrig persons 810 t 9973 7219S6 dO!llQ taJsiness as. NOTICE-This Fi~s N , ... Ole 'llme ol Alt in lawful WILL and codicils. if
Flctllloue But lnen dueled by an Individual N St 1 1 wllh lhe County Clerk or doing business as· Erner· Daily Pilot May 30 June 6 FlORIST, 25351 Alla• Par!Qny, Slalllment expttS 11~ ye111 I -va It b any bo edmitted to Name St•tement Hove you atartod doing Th ~~· . a •m•n Orango County on 5· 13-97 aid Roets 1 3 jasmine 13 20 t 997 • Fo22 Sii B, Ur)Jna Hiiis.. CA 02653 Ille oate 11 was hied 1n 1t11 Ott1 money of tilt llndtd Stain I tt r bate The Will end
The followlng persons art businett yet? No doine ~u~~~ ~:'.sons are t 9973720735 Creek. l.llguna Hiiis, CA • • Sllviata Corpornon. a Cali Of Ille County Clettt A new Flctl· 1111 Mlln (llortll) EllltlllCt lo tll• ~n~ ·codicils are evail·
doing business as: Fas• r~r He;o,dla t fit d Coa~tal Delivery 24SO Dally Piiot May .16, 23. 30, 926S3 PUBLIC NOTICE 11oma Corpomon, 14 WestPo ~s Business Name Stateme ~IMlllly ~r:..u:~· ,10~ :ic abto for examinetlon •n Car1 ol California, 858 W. llhs t~ a ~men w~1s k10
1 Newport Blvd '1201 June 6, 1997 F9S5 Ted Beard, 13 Jasmine Awooe, IMne. CA92620 rnJSI bt !tied pnor to that dl!e •llllr :!.;. '" .. ~ 1· tht filo kept by the 18111 St., #BS. Cosio Meaa, w • ounly er o Costa Mesa CA 92627 ' Creek, Laguna Hills, CA This llUsiness is condue.ed Tile r111no ol ins statement Cllllorni• aN "''"~ b.,.. and rt
CA 92627 Orango County on 5·2·97 Edwin A · Moore 2'1SO PUBLIC NOTICE 92653 RJI No. 1Hn71t 7H a c,orpomon not of itself aultlonzt Ille use 1 interut conveyed to ind now cou THE PETITION
Mlchael D. Long. 325 199 73 719952 New ort ·Blvd ',201 This business Is con· FICTlTlOUS IUllNESS The ltQIStl'lnt commenced tl'llS stall o1 a Acllbous Business llelcl by n under UH! Otto ol • re·
Flower St., Costa Mosa. CA Dally Pilot May 9, 16, 23. Cosi: Mosa CA 92627 ' Flctltlout Bualnen dueled by; an Individual MAME STATEMDfT lrlMact i.isinan under Name in ~on ol Ille rtont:s ol Trust 1n Ille property srtuited .,n :;~t, au"honty to
92627 30 1997 F902 This businest is con· Name Statement Havo you started .folng The follOWlllQ person(s) I l1a•ous taJ11ness name o another unoer Fedel9i Slate o said County and State dtWlbed n t ter t e H tate
This business Is con-• ducted by an Individual Th• following persons arc business yel? No dolno laJStness as VACH names Hste<l above on common law (Ste Section 1 ' u : APN# 131 111114 The Slr!ft unde! .the ~ndepondont
d.r,ctod by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing doing business aa: Viva Ted Beard PICKUP & OELIVERY, 23 Corpo. SIGNf.D SHIVJAlA COR~RA et seo Business and Protess1ons lddrus and ocher common Adm1n11trat10~ of Ee· a11a you started doing business yet? No America CC, 1280 Bison This s1a1ement was tiled rate Plaza, Sle 247 Newpo TION &t Rameshclllndnl M. ) · deslgnabOl1 11 any ol the ru l tatos Act. <Thi• author!·
business yet? Yt1, Jun flctltloua Bualn•H Edwin A. Moore Rd.. #B9·433. Newport with the County Clerk ot Beach, CA 92660, (714) 71Q. Palll: Pmldent firstfihno prooetty descnbed abcM Is ty will ellow t~e peraon·
1993 Name Statement Ttlis 11a1emen1 was flied Beach, CA 92660 Orange County on 5·22·97 2331 Ths statement was f~ed WI Newoon Beach-Costa Mesa f1)0lttd to bf· 2330 Var19ua111 el repreH nt etJve to t ake
TMhlci haet D. Long 11 The lollowlng person• are with the County Clerk of SGtlondNa WllsonB, 468h 62c"Ad 1997372185!1 VIClle H Hanessian, 9Bn<IQI·1111 COUnty Cltr11 of 0 CN•""""'• u... 30 Jun 61320 :'ay K ""~ Costa Mesa Ca many, action• w ithout s statement was led 1 1 .. ewport oac , o II p·1 1 M 30 J 6 ...... ..........,. "A•st CA """"7 ""7 ""'" "•1 • • • • .,...., • bte n·1ng co rt anprov· with the County Clerk 01 do no bus ne11 as: Orat1Qe County on 5·6·97 92663 a Y 1 o ay • une • , .... , .. ~w...,,.""" .,....., COUmy on Mat lg, 1,,.. 11197 92626 The undersioneo Trustee o u ..... .
Orange County on 5•20•97 F•l1h Floor Enterprl1t1. 3SO 19973720009 This buelnen Is ·con-13, 20. 1997 F011 This bUsiness is corOldeO NOTICE· This fic*bOUS diselalms any liabiltty tor any el. Before taking c•.rt.,n
1997372 14 7S East 17th St .. Co91a Mesa, Dally Pilot May 9 18 23 ducted by· an lndilifd\Jal PUBLIC NOTICE en 1ndr'4Clial SU.melt exprn ft"9 years lro PUBLIC NOTICE incorrtetntss ol lht Slr!tl very lmportent actions, CA 92627 30 1.,,.7 ' F, 92s' Ha 1 · 1 r1ed 0 1 ~ you started dO!nQ laJSI 1111dlll1t was lltecl 1n Ille Ott aoa na ache com however, the per•on•I Dally Pilot May 23, 30, Je1nne M. Kttmowskl 350 · ""' b vi yOY 7
1 a 0 ng nasg,t? No of the eau-Cle111. A new Adi rtu 1 r mon re"resent1tive w ill be J 6 13 1997 F988 E 7 h s c M us nett yot No Flctltloua BusJneH v•""" ..... ~.,,... "" deSIQnatM>n. If any, sllOwn ntrt1n " . une • • ast 1 t t.. osia esa. PUBLIC NOTICE G. J. Wilson N S """" ....,.,.,.........,,,. •ous 8uS1ntsS Name Sllleme Said "It Wiii be ""°' but required to give notice PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92667 This ttaiemenl was flied am• tatement. Tiu statement was f~ed WI llllst bl hied pnor ID 1hat date to lntereeled peraon• This business IS con-Fl 11 B I wilh the County Clerk of The following per~s 81e tne County Clettt ol Thi hlinQ ol lhS Stlltment WIUlout cownant or mnanty. u ni••• they heve
_F_l_c_tl_tl_o_u_a_B_u_1_ln-•-,-,-• duclod by an Individual . :~!!~at~~:~~· Orange County on 5-13·97 doing buslnes,a as. Higher C0UntYonMav2. 11197 not ol 1tsell artllOnzl Ille use 1 Clql!ISSO<llllc>lted. rtoarot"9 lltlt. waived notice or con-
Name Statement ~~~~ .. ~ou,17s~~ed doing The following persons art t9973720728 32~'~':!1ver~?r;''li~1v:.t~~~~ NOTICE-Tin Fict•ous Ills mll of• ncttllOUs aisi :;seu!":'~!~: H~ted lo the ~ropoaed
The following persons aro Jeanne J. Kllmowskl doing business as: Ocean Dally Pilot May 16, 23. 30, Mota, CA 92627 nt rxpru 11111 yean 1 Nafne in lllOlllcn of IN llQtlts of tne nott(s) secuitd by Slid action.) ~ . •nd•P.•r)o
doing business as· All· This Slalement was filed Urban Trading Company, June 6, 1997 f948H Robin Ian Porter. 326 Uni·:' .:"c!~•c:: ~ 1111 % lllOllllf under Fedefll, State. Oted ol TNSt. wllll ltlltl!St dent •dm1n1•tret1on
American Basob1ll Acad-w1tlT lhd County Clerk 01 203 Calle Conchita, San verslty Drive, Costa Mesa. llOU a,si Hime ~ common 11111 (See Sedlon 1 Oonald P Jo 1615 E. lhfreon as ~ in sa•d authority will be grented
emy. 73 Eastshore, Irvine. Orano• County on s.2•97 C1emenle, CA 92672 PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92627 sts be t~ IO ..... ~ tt SIQ . aisinw alld Prolessio PO .._ ~18 0 .. C noce(s) · ~allOls If any ~noer l.4fll•H . en lnt~ros~ed CA 92604 Jacquelln• Kleln-Eame1. Thi• business Is con-1111 ..... PllOt' u ........ Codi) ve.. """ ...., • -ooa · · T pereon fllet •n ob1ec:uon Michael David Dunn. 73 19 973719651 203 Calle Conchita, San Flctltloua BualneH ducted by: an inclilllduat The lilnQ ol lhS Sllllmtnt dot AIS1 Filino 02661 tne 1trms ol UICI Oetd 01 rusi. to the petition and
Eastshore, Irvine, CA 92604 Dally Pilot May 9, 16, 23. Clemente. CA 92672 Name Statement Have you started doing not ol itsell autllonzt Ille uSI I Newport 8eaM-Costl Mesa GotdOl1 F\rsser 252 Swa tees, cl\arVIS anc! tXOtMts of shows good Clt\JH why
Scott Andr-Magora, 73 30, 1997 F903 This busintss 11 con-Tl'I• following persons ara business yet? No llU stlle of• ficabous !Mines CN4~36404Mav23.30,.kln lhd.SMllJClul.CA95060 the Trustee and of tilt trusts the court should no1
Eastshore, Irvine, CA 92604 ducted by: an lndlvldu1t doing buslntas as: Parks Robm Porter Haine in \llOlaon of 1111 nolltl o 6, 13, 11191 Thrt business IS corwcled crtlled by said Oetd of Trust rant the authorit
This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing Place, 604 S. Bayfronl, This statement was filed another under Federll. Si.ti. o a lill'Med paltnef'SllP The total amount ol !ht 1111~10 g A HEARING ~~ the
ducted by: co-panners business yot? No Suite 102, Balboa fsland. with 1he County Clerk of common law (Ste Seaon 1 The reostr1nt commenced bllillce ol 11\f obhoatoo Sttul!d · ·11 b h Id
Have you started doing Flctltloua ButlnHt Jacqueline KJeln·Eeme1 CA 92662 Orange County on S·23·97 et seq . 8uS1ness w ProleSSIOn PUBLI~ NQTICE ll'lnUCt business uncle< bY Ille t>n>OellY to be SOid ind ~·~~02's wl 99~ a~ 1 .:5
bu1in111 yet? No Name Statement This statement waa flltel Ktnl Christian Parks, 119 19973721993 Code) licuous blsiness name "asonat>le esbmateci costs u · • ·
Mll(e 0. Dunn The lollowlng persons are with the . Coun&y Clerk ol 1/2 Crystal Ave .. Balboa Is· Dally Pilot May 30 June 6 Am F'tling flt Mt. 1M71722111 names kSltd above on 1075 expe11ses Ind aclllanus at th~ p dM. in ~'!fr 7~3 lo~~t-
Thls statement was flied doing buslnen as: Orange County on 5·9-97 land, CA 92662 13 20 t 997 ' Fo14 Newpe>rt Beach-Costa Mesa FICTTT10UI IUIUEl1 SK>NEO DONALD P ..oNES bme ol lht 1n111al oubhcation of eO . at7 h A o e ctX with the County Clerk ol Red Meadows, 1637 Iowa 19973720438 This bu1ln1u Is con· • • Ct+C22037 ~ 23,30, .Ain 6,13, MMEITATBfflfJ This statement was l~ed WI inc Notice ol Salt is rive t • range
Orange County on 5-20·97 St .. *D. Costa Mesa, CA. Daily Piiot May 16 23 30 duc1ed by: en tndlVldual PUBLIC NOTICE 11197 The IOllOwlno person(s) 1~ the COUnty Cieri! of Ora S155212 13 The btnthciary 92668· t 997372 1472 92626 ' ' ' Have you 111r1od doing bUllness It NEWPORT County on~ 10 11197 ' . I T IF YOU OBJECT TO
Daily Piiot May 23. 30, Eu~ono David Knudsen, June 6, 1997 F940 business yet? No Fictitious Bualn•H PUBLIC NOTICE ~USE. LP , 1670 New-NOTICE·Tl'ls Rcttious Na ::e":~~a:ec~:~oanaodehve~s~ the . grenung of the
June 6 13 1997 F989 163 Iowa St., *D, Costa PUBLIC N Tl Konl C. Porks Name Statement Port Boulevant Costa Mesa. C Sllltment IXPJ1S ltw yUtS lro Ille d petition, you ehould • ' Mesa, CA 92626 0 CE T,hls sletement was filed Tho followlng persons are 7.3717 ' Ille dale 11 was ltled 1n the Ofhc to undersigni a wmten eppear at the he·anng PUBLIC NOTICE This business 11 con-Ft tltl B I w11h the County Clerk ol doing business as: Archl· RM No. 1Mmt11n NlwPoft SIUNIOust LP ol lht Cou~ Cleltl A new Fico Oeclaraoon of Default. and end state your objec· ---------1 ducted by an Individual ; ou;. tu• n .. a Or:inge County on 5-16·97 tectural Solutions. S<IS Ir· i F::.=:• lomta. 1250 P!Olpect Street M>us aisiness Name Stal!men Demand for Sale. an<IE a wnnen tlona or file written Flctltloua BualneH Heve you •tarted doing am• a •m•nt 1997372 1192 vine Ave Newport Beach .....: LI.Joi CA921X37 t be filed NIN IO lhal date Noll04! ol Delaun Ind lectJOn 10 objoctiont w ith the
Name Statement buslne1s yet? No dThe following per!ona are Daily Pilot May 23. 30 CA 92663:0000 ·..._Thi lollowing perlOll(s) 1 RE ~"iiisaness's co~ ~s filing o1 ttfsst.mment StH The unaersioned eausto court before the heer-The following pe,.ons are Eugone David Knudsen olng buslneH as. Marine J 6 3 "" F ' M k s 0 S<IS 1 . ""'no business as MAA:.f 1 "id Notice ol Dtfaun and . y doing business as: Ntw1on This statement Wat filed Aocesorlts Stalntoss and uno ' 1 • 1..-7 978 ar . wyer, rvine Al.TY CO • 2651 East ltrntld pai1netSl'lp not ol itself IUlhonte Irle use i EltctlOll to Sell to be l!toroeo in mg. O!Jr eppeerance
&. Son Transportation, 204 with the County Clerk of Hardwoods, 1779 Whittier PUBLIC NOTICE :;:63 =rrt Beach, CA Aveooe, SUlll 100, Rihl1on, The~ commenced Ills"* of a Fica:"s Busines 1111 couniy where 11\f rul mey be In p er1on or by
East Ba Ibo• Boulev.,d, Orange County on 5-2-97 Ave.. Cosla Meu. CA This • buslneu is con· 02631. (714~.. bislness unde< ~ ~~.!" sngllls f)f'OOlllY iS located Om· May 12. yourlFanoYrOney. •·RE ... N B h CA 9266 .. .,. 37 .,... 92627 Flctlllous Butlneas . . Allen A. m, 2661 dtloUS WSlntU narne .,.,....., u,...., .........,,.,, Ute. l""7 ..... 11 . U ,.. ,.. twpon eac , 1 1 •• 7 1.v49 Ray Torrey, 427 E. 17th St. ducted by: an lndlVldual O'llpman Awi..11, 511111 100 ISied abCM on Aj)lll law (Set Seaon I ~ '" Trutl Ottd S.rvtc. CREDITOR or a contln-
D1n111 Robert New1on. 204 Dally Piiot May 9, 16, 23, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Th~~:,:Jtat~':'~! ere H1111e you star1ed doing fulletton. CA 02631 19Q7 II WI . bneu and Prolessio Con1~. • tall!Of.nll gent creditor of the
East B1lbo1 Boulevard, 30, 1997 F907 Thie business Is con-dol b I ng p J & business yet? Yes, 8196 This buSlneu it conckided NEWPORT STEAK Code) CorpcHlliOll, It Trusltt. Kelli J d eceased you must file ~~!4,~:i:~sc~s92~~~-ducted by: an Individual Re::Pro. u~:;s ~s~~thur ~~~I( ~ia=~t was flied an 1~~-LP, By Newl>O't s Am At1no Esoinou. Authotued ~. your cteim . with the
ducted by: husband and PUBLIC NOTICE Have you . star1ed doing Blvd. Ste. 300, Newport with the County Clerk 01 HM you Stal1ed dolnQ taJSI se, &, Gtnetll ~. &t New1lOlt lluch.COSta Mesa J: v.itln ~ Sutte tOOO. court end mall a oopy to
wilt business yet? No Beach CA 92660 Or e Coun&y on 5 23-97 neS3 yet? Yes, C...1·11 J Shimon. Jr, PM!dt CN420664 24(53110 May 23 30. • 1 the pertonel repr .. enta-Have you star1ed doing FJctltlou• Busln•H Ray Torrey Oat Randall Renfro, 1754. ang t 9973721990 SK2N£O AU.EH A. ~I nu stlllmlnl was fiJtd .)in 6, 13. 1097 (816)9166966 CU7Zli7 S-tive app oin ted by the
business yet? No Name St•tement f!'ll ltatemenl Wal flied B Santa Ana, Co11a Mesa, . This siallmenl WIS ftltd WI Counly Olltl ol 1&2300 1997 court within four
Daniel Robe'1 Newton Tl'I• following persons "' with the CC>Ynty Clerk of CA 92627 Daily Pilot May 30, June 6, ltle COUnty Cllfll of intt on Mly 21 1007 PUBLIC NOTICE month• from the dete
ll1i1 statement was ltled doing business as: Orange County on S.9-97 Thi• b1Jtlntss Is con-13• 20• 1997 FOl7 COlj~onMly10 111G7 NOTU·Tlu ~ PUBLIC NOTICE of first issuance of
Wllh the COYnly Clerk ol Creative Racquel Sports, 199 73720430 dueled by: an lndlvlduat PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE-Tiu Acdous llllment DP"5 I~ vtn I N011CE TO CMDITORS Of IULl letters H provided In Orange County on S-20·97 29S2 Pemba Drive, Costa Daily Pilot May 18, 23, 30. Have you started doing Stltement rxpl'IS fiw yucs I ci. 11 was hied in 1111 Oii SAU NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Hction 9100 of the
19973721490 ~~:j C~t.!2!:: Peterson Juno 6, 1997 F942 buslne11 yet? YH, 5-6·97 FlctlUoua B"tlneH ltle da111t was l~ed In 1111 Oft Ille COU~ Clelll A new Fb ~ii&1,MNtJI~~.~.) TS Ho 97·1031-4131 Lowi No California Prob•te Coclo.
Daily Pilot May 23, 30, 2952 Pembi Drive Costa Dot Randoll Renfro Name Statement Of the County Cle111. A new Rel ai•nest Hime s.mt NOTICE IS HiR£ey 3330390 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT The time for filinq June 6, 13, 1997 F993 M•H CA 92626 • PUBLIC NOTICE This •1•11m•nt Wal fllad Tho lollowtng persona are llOUS aisiness Name Sl&emt must be hied P'OI'. ID tnlt dale or~n UNDEPI A DEED Of TRUST. cleims will not upire
PUBLIC NOTICE Thia, bu1lneas It con-Ollh theC County ~~i9~f doing busln111 as: York l'l'llst be Idec! pnor IO INt dall Thi filing-of dis S*ment doesjseae~ ~I Wlai: ;:.~: lbalrt DATED 1121/H UNLESS YOU before four months
ducted by 111 Individual Flclltlous Bu•ln .. a range ounty on Tralnlng, 452S West Coast Thi fdtno ol ins suamtnt dOe not ol llMlf IUthonzt 1111 use 1ni TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT f ..... .. _.,
---------Hlvt ou a tarted doln Name Statement 19973721142 Highway, Newport Beach. not of 11Setf aulholU.( 1111 111t'I ir.t State ol I Falous ButlntSS be madt of Ille ltstts dlSCll YOUR PAOPERTY, IT MAY BE rom me ne .. ,ng date
Flc11t.lou1 Buelnen buatnes~ et? No g The followlng persons are Daily Pilot May 23, 30, CA 92663 tin si.te ot a Falious a,11 Nlllne 1n lliolllOft ol lht rights of below SOl.D AT A PU8l.IC SALE. IF noticed above. .
Name Statement Scott Pet~r1on · doing business 11: C11ate Juno 6, 13 1997 F983 Tlll1ny York. 4404 1/2 flllmt 1n 1110labon of Ille nOMI o another under Ftdll'lt, State. or The names and llUllntS VOU NEED AN EXPLANATION YOU MAY EXAM. The lollowlno persons are This saaiemenl waa filed 11, t604 Sandalwood Street. ' Channel Place, Newport "1011ler under federal. Stlll, COIMIOll llW (Ste Seeton 1.44001C101HSes of the Setler.,, S OF THE NATURE OF THE INE the fHe kept by the
do1no buslneu 11: Ughl with th• counry Clerk 01 Coeta Mesa. CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Beach. CA 926&3 common law (See Sedlon 1 et seQ., Business and ProleSS1onsJAE SEO. 4250 Batranea Pll!<way, PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, oourt. If you •r• a per·
Creallons. 2087 1/2 Tutlln Ora"ge County on 5•2•97 Norr ah E 11z1 be I l'I Flotllloua BualneH Tl'll1 business Is con· ti ttQ , Business and Pn>IUSIO Codi) #Ml, IMne, CA 02604 YOU SHOULD CONTACT A aon lnt,retted In the Ave., Co1t1 Meu, CA 19973719992 Andersen. 1604 Sandal· Name Statement ducted by: an Individual Codi) f111tFilino The L~on In Cal1tom1 of LAWVER. On &Nl7 II 2.00 PM, .. t•t•r you mey flle
92627 wood, Costa Mesa. CA Have you started doing Change Newpo,, Buctl-Cosu Mesa ltle Cllltf exteuM olliet ol LONESTAR MORTGAGE& wlth tne court • fotmal
Pelra t. Watk1r-Logu1. Dally P1to1 May 9, 16. 23, 92626 Tht followlng persons are business yet? No Newport Buch·Costl MtSI CN421430 Mlv 30, ~n 6.13,20, stneris (W .. S&ml IS lbOw •. SERVICE$, l..L,C., • TrustM, Requ"t for Sp.clat
2087 112 Tu1lln Ave . Co1111 30. 1997 F900 Thia bu11n1se 11 con· doing buslne11 as: Anne Tlttany Yotk CN422917 MAXAELO Mly 23 30 flm IO state ) 5*ne as IDoW " duly IPflOlnted TrustM Notice of the filing cf en
Mtu. CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an individual Hartman DeslQns, \20 E. Thia 11a11men1 was filed Jun 619. 11197 ' • As ~sled tJ'f 1111 seller. Ill otne under llld p.i1111ent to Dted ol Jnventorv end epprllHI Th11 bu1lne11 11 con· Hav1 you 1t1rted doing 18th Strttt, Colla MHa. wllh the County Clerk ol · lals111ess llll1llS and ~ T111t1 rtcOfdld 7M3. 11 In· of N tlte ••••ta or of
ducted by: an lnd111ldu111 buslnosa yet? No CA 92827 Orang• County on 5-23-97 used 11f tilt seller _,.n t1n1111tnt Mo~~ In _.,'t .,.thlon or eccount
Have you a11111ed doing Flctltloua 11.Utln•H Norr ah Anderaen DenlH Anni Harl man. t 9973 '721983 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE yen bllOlt 1111 date ludl book .,_,, of OMclll Record• .. _pR)~ed in aeotlon
bu1ln1ss yet? Y11. OSOi/ Nam•l tatement This 1tetemen1 was liled 2115 Placentia #10, Costa DallyPilotM•y 3o June& wasenl0<delMllCl10ltlelal in tllt olfka of llM Coun(y 1260 f t.,_ C*if nl 91 lh• lollowlng 1)9faont are wlll\ th• County Clerk of MtH. CA 92627 • ' ' .,. C• none so s•) 11_,ot r of ORA.NG( County Pr 0 or • Ptt,., Welter-Logue doing butlMH u : Orange County on 5-13·97 Thia bu1lne11 11 con-13• 20• 1997 . FOIS flt Mt. tMmtt1•1 flt Mt.11f717t1SJI RANCASHOEAEPAIR St.le of Ctlllon1la. &ICllted bot obate Code. A A•
Thia 1111ement wit filed GWD Aullly Strvlcu, 11973720720 ducitd by: an lnd1v1du1t PUBLIC NOTICE FICTTTlOUI IUIDEt RCl1T10UI M imi Thi nenlt Ind llU• a!RtSTOPHER p BAl<ER AHC quest for Special Nollca
with the CC>Ynty Clerk ol 3151 Airway Avenue. Suite Daily Pilot Mey 111 23 30 Hevt you tllt1ed doing MMl lTATmef'i MMllTATfMUfr lddmsollllltJuytrllt fll.K CYNTHIA L ~HUSBAND form 1• evelltble from
Orange CounfY on 5-14·97 8·3. Costa Mesa. CA e2626 June 6. 1911 ' F04.; bu. slnen yet? No ~lctllloua Butln... Thi IOllOW!no OtllOll(• I Thi lolowlng '*'°'1(9) I lf.E Ind 5-'"G SU< l£E. 1 ANtl WIFE. AS JOIHT Tt'HANTI the OO\lrt derk. t91737~0892 Gordon Wayne DeBoer, Denise Anne Hanman Ham• Statement dOI bu•l'll$S ;, C('}I MEO 1~ ~ a HAIR GIMn Yttlow Or GM!ln GltM WIU. HU AT PUllllC AUC. A•a•f fer PP••••kaka••r..
Diiiy Pilot May 23, 30, 3151 Alrwey A.,.nue. Suitt PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• llllomant w:ii fll9d Tne following person• .,. 1oa'\: K.atela. unit " oranoe STUOIO. 14130 ~r Or . • CA92845 ' TlOH TO HIOHUT BIDDER FOR .... c. ..... June e. 13, 1917 f9t0 B-3, Costa MHa, CA 92626 W1!h ll'lt County Clerk OI doing bu11n111 n : White CAQ2807 1Mne,CAQ2714 Thi mets 90 be IOld CASH l~lblult-ofalt In W Ma,....rt eu..,
Thia butlntH I• co.,. Faotltloua ButlnH t Orange Coun!'t on 5·20-97 Char10t Umouslne, 366 Av· ContOltdaltd ~ Enttf. Vutl'I Chin Hsueh. 8 OUCllbtcl in oenlllf • FOi ltwflll lllOM'f of !tit Ulllted ...._ ~ PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by an 1n<11v1duat N•m• lt•t•m•nl tt97372t474 ocado St. 1c101, Co•ta OftttS 1 Clllloma Conlofllon £uotfte.1Mne.CA9271• *tit in ll10I ''*'"' •i>-Sl*ll AT TM£ NOfnH FTtOtlT ...._.....,.CA
H•v• you ltlt1ed doing n,. loll In Diiiy P1lo1 May 23, 30, Mesa, CA 92G27 108 Wttt Kll8al, Uni F OflllQI AM a..ino, 14130 ~..,.,Dr ~ ............. ,... £NTAANC1! TO Tlt[ COONlY ....
'1ctrllou1 8ut lM H bu1lneH yet? Yee, 4-1-97 dol bu~ g ~egn' :!t June e, t3, 19117 F985 Robo" S.rtltnlOt, 368 Av· !CA Q2857 . ' •E.wne, CA 9271• • ~ '"""""";' . COUllTMOUSf. 700 CIVIC 08/30, ff/05. Ge/C>e
Name Statement OOrdon Wayne OeOotr S ng ll neH at. 00 t ocado St "fC101 Costa I Thrlb! ---11<1 1~ CUfTER OflN£ WEIT SANTA Th• lollowtng pe,.on• are Thie 1lltt1N1nt wH Meet uctlon Cltanlno sv-ttm, PUBLIC NOTJCE M111 CA.· 02827 ' Tua 111111""' 11 COllOlcltd •nat • ...,._,., CCMllM not ID compete AMA. CALIFORNIA ' (NOT!
dOlnQ txltlneta a1: 8utlecl wtlh the Coun&y Clerk ol 935 West tetl'I 'St .. Costa lhl1' buslnne It con· 1 ~ 9fntrll~P Ind "' locancs at CASHUICHfO<tsllllJSTBE ---------Undz, 2208 Windward Oltnge County on 5-2•97 ':"·CA ~027 Flctltloua BualneH dUC11\1 by: an 1na1vldual l\totatrll'll flll not ytt -., The ri:•• COfMltllCed 8llTWI Pw!wwty, •M1. IMnt, MADE PAYABLE TO lOH£JTAll
LIM. Nowpo'1 Deech, C.I. t9973 7tH 43 w:r l:''.,A~~tnts &2l H•m• •t•t•menl Have y~ tltr1td dOlng ID~ butlnttS Ul'ldtf lttMll ~rut under CA92fi04 MORTGAOEUEJMCU, Llc.1 ... --..
t2NO Dall ftllot Ma t 1e 23 on " ' inta The tollOWlng ,,_'°". art bu•intss yet? No hell~ tlutlne&S name • ""' """' The 9usinets ,,..,... llttd all 11tllt tltlt Wiii '"'""' OOfl Oanlel l!Clwarel l'"llCky, '° ,Vll't7 y ' flllO r.:ie C~ 02ro7
1 doing bu1l™'H H ! Gary Rob1r1 Ba1111n10t narnt1 ~Sltd lleftll' 111m1t1...,7 llMld *M on Mfv 1 fie selltr tt INt ~on 11 ytytd to lftd llOW held by M
2208 Wlnoward ~ne. N~ • u~ ntu 1 con· Olodato Dthvoiy, 501 29th This sc1tomcnt w119 hltel SIGHED CONSOUOATEO MEDI -OARRAHCAC088lEA 1111dtr 1Md Deed of Trlltt In thl ~rt 8tach, c~ t2MO PUBLIC NOTICE ~!!:" ~~ an,:z=du:~ g St., Newport Be1ch, CA with tho Counly Clerk of CAL MERPRISES, INC , 9Y YUEH CHIN HSUDt AN Thi detPllld d* ol propaty •14-*.01!'1 ea141 County
Thi• butlntll la con· b 1 ? v &o t n 02G63 Orengo Oounty on 5·2l·ll7 8al'fY Gcloswn. PIUidlnt lllAk Ult 11 Nnt 17, 1W7 -wt'"'• dftcrllMd 11 A• '"°"
ductect by: an lncllllfdual Plotltloua Bualneu ~!,;'i."JC:,,,~:· 1' 7 01ry DIOdillO. 1885 Ant· 10073721184 11111 lllttmtnt w11 llled '#I Thi~l.*~Wll l~Of11« ot T£AM ESCROW~. fUlly oncnbld In tile 0ove b~:.J~11r~'!:d ~ci:"P. Name Statement Thi• 1iatement w11 tiled ~;~";7 s. 1" Coit• Mull, CA Dally Piiot May 30, June 8, ~nt1eo:,.or_ c:r,JJ 1iitt on~ 19 ,ofr i~ ~~rti Slltet. :;,t11:;,j ~ 0' Tru~l"'
1997 ' ' The following ~~aon1 are Wllh th• County C1ork 01 Thi• bu•tneu 11 con-13, 20, t9117 F<n5 l NOTICE·Tilll AC•tou• NOTICE-TlllS rd1ou1 NltM rn. OUfk SJt ,9 sub,td and~thtt :.om.:o:':!1tna11!':
Oen '1ec:ky g:~ ~:i•P~~11 1118 °''""' ~~':~~=-017't; duc110 b'{: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICI \Sllllment tllPrts f111t ytart t llQ:llM IM yurs IPflliCaltfonu Ynf0tm C011111'ttl'CI If -, of llM ,.., ~ Thi• •Wtment Wll Med W-1 . Htll• YOU 11ar1ect dOlnO 'tfll 11*1 ll .... lff<I tn "" OI dlll 11 •• llltd In 1111 Office COdl ~ & 1(JIS i dttClllbM .... ,, pUfPOf1ed to wrth ll'lt CoUf1C't Clttll ol :,, ~~r.lt J, Sama Dally Pi101 May 1&, 22, 30, butlneu yet'> Yet, 5-18·117 Flotltloua lutln•H ol 1'11 COU~ 01ff1t A new fiea · IW COVf1tt OtftJ. A new Mel-I 90 111• lht neme DI ll01 flORT . ICl11118UtLY Ot~ C°""'Y On ~23-17 N '-L. Pier~ 20eSI 0 June 8, 1997 f'tc~ Gary Olodlto Name Statement acus ., .. nus Name SC. bnta N'"1I ~--of 11111*1011 Wlfl wflO ~Cl NlWP'O'IT lfAClf
teen12te1t ha=. l•ne 'HunllnoiC: J,.hl• ~1a1rien1 ~· llltd Th• loltowlng perten• are ~t 111 kltd ~ID Nt •"""Ill """'prlOr ID M II* ~ ~ 111 filed .. T CAllFO..,,IA IMIO Tiit ""*'•
Dally Piiot M•y 30, Jun. .. Beach, CA•~ PUBLIC NOTICI o.'!'n~ •cou~ ~~r:,.f' CIOlng bl41,.. .. ••:Around 1'lt Mino oc "' ..... r= ··°' ... ....,.. dlMEJCAOW, IC. 13151 "'* '"""' dltdtlrM ...,,~~-n
t3, 20, ttt7 '023 Thi• bualneu 11 con· F'lct ltlou• 8_,.,,.... tH'3Ht4J3 ~~ • ~,c8'•, ~~!!.S• • tlOI of ltMll IUtlolul fll uw •-""! ~-'t~.._ GIOll GIM. CA "*'lfY!! ll'fY !Mel'"''"" ofll cfuetecJ by.,, Jndl\ltduaJ ...... 11 ...... , ah • 9'VC< fllt .. ~ I ""'°"' ... I ·--lftO 1111 •• fOf'..,. ~ Ille 11r ......... lfld """' · 'UIUC NOTtcl Halle YoV 11.,,eo doing Nemo ltat•ment D••'Y Pilot Mey 2J, 30. Ml!Uf W91rsn &owle. 14• •In~" ,. ..,. .,_... 1n ....,.,J.:' "'*of.-119 ~ 1t 111111 ..,;·;1 ..-ii I 11....-n If _,,
bu..,_11 Y9t? No Tri. folowlng per90nt are Jun. I, 13, 1097 '""° Aou It 1.. Ccuta M111, JJirtlM ,_., -· _.,,,, .,.. llilll. Ot,. I.let Du.,.. dlW ....,.. NI...._ ~ "W • "411 '-
Alan L. ,lotc. doi"O bUlin.ta b : AetMn omal,I C1ijf, 12121 ,._ C$e1 .Sec1011 t~lllM C. (9tl a.... 14400 .,.,_.. -111i1 ..... .._ ..... ___. er
............... TM N1Mlene nt filed Pro Soltw-.re, 2027 V1111 lt'atn.~lullO •D •• 1'111• ttUlll\fU I• con• -.. ,,... ... ~-.---.......,.,...... ...,.,.., ......... «~ The==~ we Jlffttl Ule ~ Clatlc of &:1~ N~ 8"ch. -..rct)jng for ~~:Ji. Tt\lok1ng Of h•v•nt a 1):
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NOTa °" TNJITU't WI .....,_. ~ to,..,_.., o.ct un11 f\Nt SHOl/bP CQ!!!~T ·-~ ~ '="'a::m~ = :C, ": :t,.k :-g: beCome or~ to u ": CA~~A~ AAM ~ . ~"!-°"*'= Pfopelty 8'luMed In aid = d rtgN. llld ... Wll ~~~Ille IO-: " _ _..... Lolill "*· Countv.llnd ._. htrtinlftef tie mlde, iiut wltlOUl c:ov.-poriltd Tn Wld
COIN M No: -Inv Code~·-dbcri&ed. : The &It 1• fMt Ml'tt °' ~ exptMS ct ~Int lo ~ A.I'. Number: 422-21MI ol the Nofth ~ d Lot .__.._.. _--.:,. ..... poe.-m 1 , 1 •
YOU ~ IN DEl'AUl.T \Mo 31 ol Ti• rlld No. I, .. lhown ;;.::;; '~~Mell, ~15 of Da A DUD Of' TRUST, 00 I Mlp ttwlCI reconied to 911AJ1t1y the llldellbldl•u . lheOrlnoe
0.Tl!D 311W, UM.US In Book I, hgl(t) I, o1 MCUl'ld ,_-:.:--llt-I of~ YOU TAKE ACTION ro Mltcellneoul Mlpt Rec-vances ., •
PftOTB:T YOIM MOP-Ofdl o1 aid Orange~. lnteNlt IS pnMded :.:::i ~ man ~ Mdl rnlr·
ERTY, rr MAYBE SOLD AT A The P'opelty lddteu Ind and the ~ • 1 l'U8lJC SALZ. P YOU othef common dHigNldon. b1Ynce ot the Nate Mand ~ A NIED AH EXl'\.ANATION OI" If any, ol the rul Pf~ by uld Deed v.«t\ l!Ufut ited et · THE NATUN: Of' THE~ delCl1becl above Is pur-u:.aon u prOYldld In uld 'AT
CEEDING AGA&NST YOU, potUd to tie: I06 'ktoria NOte fees ctwgu and HIG
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Sl, Com Mau, CA 1212t. upeftMI rA the trultM Ind F LAWYER. Notk• 11 heleby The. undlfslgned TrullM the truss uuted by uld II time ~ ~
given thlt Coast ~ Stfv. dl1et.lms any llablilty for Died ot Trust. Coast fleet I m>tlt~OI the v:•1~
li:u, I C4111fomla Colpof• any lncottedntu " the ServlcH, a c..llfomia Corpe>. S'd' by • • cashief's tlon, 11 tru1t11, or auc:c ... pr~ addrtu and other rlltion. u uld nu--. Mai rawn ~!ff or~ aor tNstee, ot subltltutld common deslgn.ttk>I\, If any1 Fallbroole ~. Wiil 1~f:'~e3e7aict"ed~~n Y INllH putsuant to the DMd lhown herein. The ~otal Hills, CA t130W22t, (118) ~s' ~ dr by a, '
ol 'TNlt t.Hcuted bv amount ol the unpa.ld bal-31s.c70. By: Siboney or ieqei:al sa~ eno
Oc:ungloty Amtrica. Inc, • anct ol the obligation ... ~ Aulant S.CrltMY, ~SOClation sa s ISSOCla• California Cotpofatlon lit.-cured by the property to be Dated:· May 11, 119'7 llOn or saVinas iri · soed-
cotc:ted on 3t.l:5l'88 a1 In-IOtd and ruaonable estJ. ASAP2M3U O&l23, CllSJ30, flecf"' stCliQn '"51 2 of th~ Fl-ltl\Jment No. 118-135111, In ~ colt&, ei<pense1 and 0&405 nanaal CQC1e evthonr.ed
Book -. at Page -ol omc&al ldvancu at the tJme ol the IO do bu51Jinlo this state}. records In the omce ot the 1n1t1a1 publlatlon at the PUBLIC NOTICE ~ In the ad Alea or tne
County Recordel ol Orange Notice ol • SIJe Is: ~Hal of nt_Patk. Civic
California. and purauanc to S1 ,955,027 M . In addition to NO TIC~ OF let 8L d~ Bl~
the Hocke ol DelauJt and casl\ the TNllee wt11 accept T;:JTEE S jjE Pa.,.. ~~ and E>ection to Sell lhtltundef 1 cashle(s dllCll drawn on Tiiie No 102482 and 'Jielef!St ~.,.~said
recorded on 2111197, In Book 1 state or natk1n11 b1nk. afi T No. 9 -00366-B:c! or'tni'~ in the prl!i
-•• at Page -. a1 Instrument check ~ by a stat.e or 73e N No l~· $11uated in s'!CI Coon~ No. 1t9700M892 ol uld ftdtral crtdll union ot a · · fomla de~ · omdal Records, wlll Sell on d"8dt dnlwn by a state ot -15 As fu de-
1113197 localed at: N. the federll lllYings Ind loan 8 ~IN 8ErJU~ =·In the 0 Trvst
Nonh front tnCtanc. to the ancxJatlon, savings ~ A~~ ~~~ 11 1 ~hefetoJore ~ County Courthouse, 100 elation cw UYlngs bar* u ~y; TAKE A · sold ·as is·
Civic c.nter Drive West. IPfCfltd In Sec:tJon 510'2 ot Tl p >TE~Y he street add ess and11olhef
Santa AM. Callfomla at l :OO the Flnandal COdt and PROPE TY IT common designauon~any
PM It public auction to the IUlhOft.tld to do business In SI~ A PUBLI ol lhe real ixopeny
highest blddef for cash this stile. In the twnt 11: y NEED AN EXP~; !rp IS pul'P.OOAe 8d IO,._ ... ~ !payable at the time ol sale tender othll than calll Is NATI OF TH~ NATU ~IJlO.flJl venue,~'°
n lawful money ol the ac:cepted the Trutt• may Of HE PR EEOINGS .1roned' As 9t:26ee2d7,_l,.,~~~y-United Stites). 1H right, tltle wtthhold the 1uumic1 o1 the AGAINST Y . YOU ~ ru """"'
FRIDAY. MAY 30, 1997 •
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llNIY lor "'Y§Jj NOTIC2 °' mJITB'S lftlllllr ~ M more ... ~ • llfUillldld.., lllid TECT VOUR ~RTY. fT Mnnct of lltf ::• ~ ol 0. snet S$ a UL! ~ DBD °" ~ dml:rlDed on mid Died d H*. ..... dWga9 Ind • WAY Bl &OlO AT A PUIUC C#IW. 300 Olllef~ llllon, T1llUST Pie: ~ iMI TM ~ 8ddl-. S--d .. .,.... Ind .. SALE IF YOU NEED NI EXPt.A-mitt, CA Al ~ ~ :.=
lllY, 1111 Loin; 2DOOll1 Olt.r. lrld alls oommon ..... Wiii O...S b¥ ..S Died d NATI<* Of TliE NATURE Of 1111111 ~ "' ._ .a . Wllllout lllU9A.I'. Numtler1'1.m·::: '::· d ._ ,_, prop9l1y TN& fCMf'I & Cour*Y.,... THE PflOCEEIMNG AGAINST flt -llllOUlll of flt ._ CCMnanl ~ex-11 YOO ME. IN OfFAULT .,,,.. • Plll1IOltld ....... ft.. a c.1b1w YOU VOU SHOULD OOHTACT A blllflCe of Ill _... .. sed Of • llt1lna l.HlfR A DEED OF TRUST. to be 142 ~ S... ~ • Tf\111111, 1010 lAWYtR 620I W PAClflC ClltM llW lllt 1bOW ~ POS9913iOn~Of ncurrf: Dl\TED OeoemDw 1, 11115. ~CA 12828 The T.oMI & Ciai1ny Ad 0..,.,. COAST ~ NEWPORT Deed cf TMt lftd -IO pay !ell*'~ I.KESS YOU TN<E ACTION wida19~ Tf\111111 ~ CA 829 S-. U,. ...,...: t21i3 tt 1 Qttt COltl, ~. 11141 ...,_ ~ fly"' said~~f TO PRO~CT YOUR PROP-.,, ...,_ tor .. ~ br ttte>' 387-ma OI (714) =~ '!. common' dlllgne-II st52J 4U9. It II ,...... ~ Wllh' ilJ1em:t R ERTY. rr w.Y ee sa.o AT A -c1 ._ propmty lddr98 ~.a. et: °"' .,.,...,, 1on o1propeny 11 "'""' ID<M. ttiat " N 9nt of 1111 N IS-OioYlded in said a PUeUC SAl.Z. P YOU NEED Ind ctw oommon ~ Town & Ou*Y Tiie S.-no wwranty II grwen • IO Its Ol*llnQ bid mat bl ._ 11181 ~ .. ,, l.llY. under . AH ~TION OF THf • ' ... lhDMI ti.WI llle h:.. Dmed' Ol5f1W1ii1 comple•nm or corrtclnm) .. IOtal lndtblldnellSE~ lerms of ihe ~ ofiNs1 NAT\JRI! OF 1liE PROCUO-lfnaunl d .. ur1Plid ~ !123, 5'30, Ml Tiit bllltlielaty Ufldtt said Ottd Dn'.5123.97 T .o. """""' estimaled fees ch¥ges ana ING ~ YOU. YOU bellrlCI d the obiglDol1 ol Trust. by , .. on ol 1 bfudl COMPANY • aid TIVIW, e~n* of uie Trustee and ~~~ ~ ::=. ~~....::.:: PUBLIC NOTICE or 0t11111t 1n 11t 0D11g1t1ons ~~'r.'4oi~ ~ INS)' ~ bb. sa4d ltllf Ti & Countly "11tle and .....,.. MCUrtd 1'1trttz' IW1tolor1 700 Santi W CA ll27a m3.938~S1 EMf41l. . rJ. s.v:' Inc. a Callfomll • th9~the ltlilill ~ NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE ~=::n!:da wn~d~':. ~14> 543-8372 W. •• ..-illemt itional c.otpollltion, • lrullile. or ot .. Notioe ot Sale •: T.S. No.B143622 Unit C041 1IOn I l>llautt llld Demand lor flt lltn•flclltY to collc:t I s. if any, Increase uo=-or in.. OI ~ $185,157.n. In 8ddillorl to Loan No 2830122SOOIOCEAN ° I d• I 11\d 11'1 inlormatlon .. Uf9'Dii0it0 sale uect trwaee ~to the<mh lhlTruUelwihccepta ENTERPRISESAPI 045·111-2 S•. llld Wf1tlln nolle:e o Obtain w!N bt used lot INI illciaN under said Deed d Tn.llt ~ brt . I dledl ~ an II API <MS-084-06 T.O. SERVICE dtlault and or lltctlon to ~.. whllhtr rlOllWd oraltt
0 l\.lst hefetofore exe-~ Soza .,, unmenied ... or r19lionel bank, a c:l18clc COMPANY • duly IPPOlnlld Ill• undersigned to seM Slid :'io"wrrtlnQ. IF AVAILABLE. cu1'd and deUvered to the women Recotded on~ ti( a .._ 0t ledetal TruslM under lllt IOlloWV'I properry to satisfy said ollllga-ntE EXPECTED OPENING Biil Ur198n'~o· ned~a,.V«itt~O. ~ 12111119'15 • 1n11Nm1n1 No. credil union or• chedl ~ ~~LLiblATd PUOteBLdlColATUrCTu11tONWITL :::~· :dd C:~t:d n~tlclu~j MAY BE OBTAINED BY CALL· 'f)iOet "r181XJ CJ\i,.lice ~ In Book -Paige -brt 1 11a11e Of federal uwigs "" I d I llc:U t bl ING TliE FOLLOWING TELE~ b-· a en,,_, d OMdal recordl in lhl 011oe Ind 1oen .-.ociallon, uW1gs TliE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR de 111 an o 1 on o PHONE NUMBERS ON THE OAY of and lecllOn to d the Counly R«:iol'der d ---Ion Of bllli« CASH (In Ill• forms which are AtcordtdFIDruwy 19. 1997 IS BEFORE THE SALE. (714)480-SeH uodersaonedf CjU~ OrangeCounly,caliomla.andlpllCI(~ in Sed~102 ot laW1ul tinder In Ille Unllldlnttr. No 97-759e71n Book 5690 TAC.441901CPtlB·Sl30. said Notic:e of J)e aun oi"' to lhl Ncdoe d lhl F1nancial Code and Statas) and/or 1J16 cehllf's Paot ot Otticlal RICOtdS In 1111 U5 61\3 E*:r· tothesel 3 ti:nere-=-and Ei.dinn to Sell llAhanz:ed to do~., cartiflid or Olhlf cMc:U sOtcl· olffce ol Ult rtc0rdtr ot Of·-·--------~ /" cou, y local~ lhslUlder -,--·NCOrded lhill aa.. In the_,, lender lied in CMI Codt SICUon 2924h 11191County Slid SIM ol prop· arid~~~,: months 02/13111187 In Bonk-. PllQI-. o119 ~ c:mti 11 8CCtf*ld (PIVabll In tul at Ill• llmt o ::Xoi:n i:,111':.''c:.n:i :, Can't seem to ' Bi·e~Since such rec-• 1n11nmen1 No gr.()lft144 the Tnm. rfWf wihhold lhl sale to T.~. S.Meltn Company) ..-ran"' :m °' imPiled gel 10 all lhose d said Olllclll R«iotdl will __..dlheTN11e1'1o.d all rlaht, 11111 and west con· .,. · !(~~: ;y 22, 1.997 won ot.i1311Sl87 ac I.he Hort, until fl.rlda become available to veyed to and now htkl by I ~=~~anc.s ~'°" r:! repair Jobs ~fr il'lanCial Corporation front ernnoe to the Counly llll ~ or .,._, • a under said Ottd ol Trust In the rem1111lng pnnQpal sum or Ill• 31ound the house? r.o.~t[San Diego, ~ J:. ~ ~ :::=: ~ ~ == f:rsf'OR~re~~~~-no~) secured by said Deed ol Lei the 613,~~ 2tx> PM. al ll'dc Um, to 0tv.wnw1tv . ..-orimpMd PRISES. INC BENEFICIARY~~ pr::,.din:~:c: ~:::. Cluslfled
y K Hu • Asst Vice ~I.he~:.:!: ~ ~=,: ~:,O:r:i~tr ~~~~n und11 1111 carms or sllll Deed Service ~7 06/06/97 l;w,(\JI money ot the UnMd •dltMdl-eecured brf wt Book page or Olllclal Records ol Trust. i":i T c:tlat.f' f~ Directory ~l.749 • Slalles), al right. tille end Deed, ~ lheretnter. ~Ille itra ol ~O~rr ~ :ri::is: ~Ulld ~S saldanae:d help you find =-= ~ .!i ~::...,-::-I.he:.:= DEfA~LrG~bER A DEED Of ol Trusl Said '* Wiii tJe l'otlc: reliable help.
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GENERAL 1002 CORONA NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT CORONA NEWPORT NEWPORT 2669 MISCELLANEOUS
RENTALS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 1022 BEACH 1069 BEACH 2169 DEL MAR 2622 BEACH 2669 BEACH
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Stunning 180 degree Penthouse Condo Fwy close, nr Triangle 2Br 28• w Newport Studio Upstairs, cath •1BR $725• Unique 1bdrm 1b•I•••••••• Attention Bay & Jetty Views. oceanvlew • 2ooosf, Square. 848·5100 Dplx Blk t~ bch. Gar cell, bright & open, 2BR 2BA $835 w/loh condo style apt.1 _______ _ Home Owners Waterlront condo, frpl, 2Br 2Ba, S315K E'S 2Br 1B• Hou•• & carport. tp, dw, w/d FP. lrg deck. $790/mo. DIW Incl. 60x30 pool. Vaulted ceilings, light ROOMS 2706
& 2 +2, 32'wlde llv/ din 714-282·1148 Large private front & hk·up. $950 731·1230 844-1449 No pets. Carport. & airy walk through
d N Vlat• Del M••• kitchen, large walk-in 11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii room. Totally remod. POINTE NEWPORT back lrar s. o pets. .,45 4855 11 R.E. Agent.!'• o 000 S1085 721-4706 B•vtront L••••I *"" · * closet, dishwasher, NB Pvt hm, room w/ba. S65 • These LUXURIOUS mo. COSTA MESA 2624 Showcase those Open S•t/Sun 1·5 t---------Avallabl• Nowt 4bd, Be•utllul, New 2 +2 private extra large etc, n/smkr, $500+ apeclal properties In 2525 Ocean Blvd A·2 CONDOS boast 3BD, •Exec Condo Great 4ba. Dock, terms corner unit In Back patio from hvlng room, shr utlls. 048-2228
our Hom11 of 1ha 87~3304 2 .5BA. The square E'Slde Location. Hugo negotiable. Asking Sm I ·Snug ·R • • r· Bay w/large windows addlttonal polio ott ol
footage ranges from 4Br 3Ba, 2·Fp, Yard, S5500/mo. Evan. B•ck B•v·Studlo, d hi h 111 gs bdrm w/outsld• stor-1--------'t::~.& ~~·:11~~':: 1500sq.fl.·1680sq.ft. W/0, Attached G8r. 750-3728, Agent. Incl stove-lrlg-till·cbl. ;~ gar,gw/d,c~p. ntrlg: age space. Vertical VACATION
eachSaturday ln th• COSTAMESA 1024 Otferedat 51600Robln6S0-2927 S510Refs 548-7576 O•t•d Communltv bllnd1 Included RENTALS 2722
Real Estate Tab. II'• $235,900-$2159,900 •H•rbor/B•k•r Area •BLUFFS• St365. 789-1740 throughout, skylight ln1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Broker Co-op p 1 B 8 Dbl 3bd, 2-car garag•.r------------,..-.,..-----1 11v1ng room, uniquer• an effective and Qornou• Canron Call Today 548-8048 rvate 3 r 2 8 vacant. Sl650/mo. N'l:WPORT CLASSIFIED bathroom/ vanity/ Bavtront Hm Nr Bal lnexpenalve way to • Garage-GOO .. 51350 A •44 04"6 "" It's lho resource uou F z ne 1 br reach homebuyersl Vlewl 3Bd 2.5Bath VERSAILLES 1st+Sec Ref 646-3255 gt, u • •v BEACH 2669 , droulng areal Neutral un o . ...
C Ill $209,999 Immaculate Studio can count on to sou a carpot throughoull 1leeplng loft, Iba, Ip, Call our 1811 ed Jennr 8radler, Bkr 182,SOO M••• Verde 3Br Bluffs, 4br 3ba,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii myriad ol morchon· Carport stall to ac-Immaculate! 6/19·29, Oepar1ment Todayll 7 1 4 ·8 4 5 .3 9 4 1 or Fountain View 1 aR 1.58• Houae Very End unit. 2-cor gar, Ip, Thinking of having a dlse Items, bocauso · commodato 1 vohlcle $2200. 714-673-1943 842·5878 714-967-8896-pagor 112 1 ,ooo Cleanl Avail 6/15. W/d , ac. S2000. garage sale? our c_olumns compel lncludod, Very brlghl CDM Collage Avail.
Alk about our 2 nd F 10 0 r 1 BA $1295. Doug 436-7247-W Avl Aug. I . 458·5232 Give us a call! quololied buyers to and open living 1,,111 View ol water & sand.
current 1peclal1I $128,000 Light airy Condo CLASSIFIED calll Coll now. won·1 lastl s-22 to 7.21. Sl600 ... f!::::::::;::;:;:::;:;;:;;;;;;;;;::~ NEWPORT Front Row Ocean HUNTINGTON Walk to boach. pool, 842·~878 8 4 2 ·5 8 78 $1470 789-0931 sec. 714·675-7506
GOVERNMENT BEACH 1069 View 1BR PenthouH 1pa, gated. $1200/mo. Hunt Hrbr Fab 3ba.
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*• Furn. FP, Fr Doora S1150/mo. 875·0138 QUIBT-. SBD'D1".TD Homos 1n boaut. north current llatlnga. Bayeld• Cove Gated ..... .,o Agt 675-9505 ~ ~.,..o
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8~~~'/..0~7 Approll 35·pd1, Pink Community Newapa-ers. Averagtl $50· Call Mike, Oul:tno's 1::>714-949·3735~ Decorator Oualllyl June 3, 6:00-8:00pm
collar. Vlc·Sprlngdale pera seeks full time S100/per da~ N/smk. ClaHlc Subs 839·2t97. ·---------sofa, chairs, coffee at The Center Club 24hra In H.B. Call 846-0813 ... ,. ·-table e tend game
ArH MCI Payphone or OC Hum•n• :i1~1m~m ~~ea':e::g~: "~!~~:2~::ET Nightclub Cook Fun DOMESTICS 5540 table: ha~glng shelf & Dr.1~~f:~aw~r·s~eak
Route• S150k yearly Lovea Women & Kids! rlence In accoul'lls ---------atmosphere hrly +tips. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii m Irr o r , Thom a I about astigmatic cor· potential. Local altes • • • • • • payable & collections Dellvery Persona, Apply after 3pm at: Dog W•lk•r• If your Organ, Mahogany ractlon and alt levfl•
available. Lowe s t FOUND Watch on Bal· preferred. Good ban• Plums Catering In CM Ch••ter Dr•wers pet needs just a llltla cabinet w/record ot near-alghtedneu prices. Top of the llne boa Island at Park & eflt pacl<age Including Is hiring! Food service 179 E. 17th St, CM. extra walks and Love, player. 714-640-0206 and ifar-slghtedness.
equlpmenl. Great Opal 0 Sun 5125 Call 401(k) retirement plan. and/or delivery exp.1--.,,P'""e-rt"""e_c_t_l_o_n-ls-t/--I can help. Please call ---------• A.S.V.P. 720·1400 •-.._..
APARTME NTS 2750 business opportunity. n · EOE. Drug screening/ helpful. Seeking prof., Morgan 714·642·8533 .MERCHANDISE .-1 -... • 1•800•23 •• 282• to ID. 1544-6373 x1552. 1 H 0 u • • c I•• n 1 n .. w ~ pbyslcal required. h ghly motivated • E p rf ti I t
B I H b Lo at Late May, 1, 14 Send resume & salary customer s er v Ice W•nted 2·3 wkdays. uropean • ec on 1 MISC 601 S PETS 8c • ,. ..
H B .. 1 oom ng ome ased own trans. Laundry & Houseclea ning • No -....1 Pride ....... pelll busjness, not MLM. trench gold trlangle re q uiremen t t o: osrlented persons. other cleaning as Exp'd • Xlnt Ref's iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilANIMALS 6049 Montyuvw11
J(1u)st3BnRort&h {3o)f 2PBCRHSll Earn $2200-$7700/Wk. e a rring (Between Accounting Supervisor, tanlng at $8-$10 per req'd. Fluent English. Own Trans • Bonded Hot Polnt W•sher & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnStallatk>nl 1800 322 6169 1(1717 Dathla/J asmlne) In P.O. Box 1560 hr. Ms. Call 646-4118 w k d Al A 11 ProgtammlngOf A 570 8263 · · • Refs req'd . 640-7756. ee en s so va Wht Westlnghse Dryer nottweller 12wk old S419K gt . COM 714·673-4947 Costa Mesa, Ca 92628 ---------F E 241 1914 ~' .............. Loc•I C•ndu Route D I t o I ..,,,....-----.----roe st • $150/pr. Ladles Roller fAmate. House broken. 75+CNnnelSn"""""" • LOST WALLET at Al· or fax <714> 631•7246 r ve 0 wn Recept ;:ixp'd In "'
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30 vending machines. Experienced drivers c Btades·Macro Blades $50. 842·1405 Earn approximate ly bartson1 Corona del Are Vou E•rnlng CDL·A. SO down/s.80 clerlcnl + computers ••••••••• $80 sz-71/2 645-4668 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
2767 S800/d a y. All fo r Mar near PCH. 5/28. $20k Per Month? all mlles. Ownership S7·8hr + beneflls.DOE MERCHANDISE \wii"o:;lifttf'TT~•:;:;n:;:;n:r.ln:='.g;;"'iBi':e;;d:t;s;-i.;;;::========il FOR A LIVE DEMO AT s 9, 9 9 5 . Ca t I : Black small Senllmen-We need tralnable, In 18 months. Average Cati 640:2250 or Tan At Home 2'MNtwnftmlHUft CM
1·800·998-VEND .tal Items, Bus cards-accountable people to 10.ooo-.. miles/month. Fax resume. 640-7704 Buy Direct and Savel R I\ M '"rvlU DLtU.1 , •
M ed lcal/Denl•I Olivares & Sons, and send out tapes from Company Drivers. SALES PERSON For Low Monthly Pmts epointingr orcellftll ..... cash. Ple ase call Internet leads Jn your Ne I t .._ _ _. ... 1-e Office H .B. No MONEY 1·310·292·8806 area. Catt toll free . wer equ pmen . Ungerie7Adull Novelty ANTIQUES 6010 Free Color Catalog f -..·,.~111....w ---money down. Furn 1 •800•34.._9427 Competitive pay/ben· Store. PT. 4·9pm.1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call 1·800-711·0156 r--• ,_ ..
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Avoid B•nkruptcy Corrective Lenses. Will train. You can or · 1 ·800·843•3384 . 743 Baker St. C.M. Top Dollar Paid! WANTED ~!01>.....1 .i..
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FOR RENT 2769
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Service 800-873-8207 and servicing sign-up Orlverl The best just Paintings, china,
repair jobs
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CLASSIFIED
642·5678
EMPLOYMENT
BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE EMPLOYMENT
FOR RENT 2769 FOR RENT 2769 5530
Medical Professional Buifdfrig
Newport Beach
2800 sq. fr. Garden Suite
Can he divided
abund:rnr adjacent parking.
Conw nienc, rop qualicy com1nt:rcial
area. Negotiable cerrr.:..
METBQ MANAGEMEf\c 'T
261-8161
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Full Time
Newport New s
C lass/Display
up to 50% Comm.·
In & Outsidt
Ask fur P11ul
boxes. 1·600·354-733l Local weekly news-got better by paying paper seeks Inside glsware, furn, etc.
Be•utlhU NB Salon you morel Team Orlv-sales representative. 40Yr NB Res 673·6223
Newly Remodeled. ers & Driver Trainers, Must possess strong!=======:;::: Seeks e n e rg e t I c, It would pay for you to phone sates abilltles,
bright & good people. call & find out. be dependable, team
Receptlonlat Covenant Transport. oriented, and a self Guar'd salary+ bonus. Experienced Drivers starter who Is able to
Asslst•nt & Ownr/Oper teams. work well under doad·
Must have llcense, will 1·888·MORE·PAV tines. One year sales
train, Salary guar'd. ---------experience preferred. PosltlOAS a re F(T. E•rn Money Reading Excellent benoflt
Styllata·M•nlcurlst booksl $30,000/yr package. M/F/DN. Stations Available Income pot. Details. Drug screenlng/physi-
Contaot J oyce or Jess 1·800·513·4343 xY9637 cal required.
714·950·8800 _E_AR_N_M_O_N_E_V_R_e_a_d-ln-g For consideration
BEAUTY STYLIST Books! 30,000/year please fax resume (In-
Prominent N.B. Salon In come pot ential. eluding salary range
seeks Lie. stylist, Detalls 1·600-513· desired) to: exp'd In color, to 4343 ext. y.5580 'Judy Oetting at (714)
assist owner and build ---------631-6594
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• Est. ~ deeler8 buy:
sher, glass, ptiinllngs.
poroalak'I, china, potlefy,
old COWn9 "'"" jewelry, bronzel, M t,
penoa~ing.
decofatNe objeds.
• One item or .-lllre estale • ConfidentiaVAtl
• Estate sales conducted
• lnvnediale cash
• 714-249-3711,,. cllentle. Guaranteed Housecleaners PT1"s'""e_c_r_e-ta_r_y-ln_t'_t _T_h_em""-e
Income+ Commission Must be available Park Co. WP 6.0
Also stations avallablo Saturdays! Must like $1800·$2000/mo.
for rent. Contact Lena to c lean. English 632_1201 Fx·832·2166 --------·• or Tyler 673-4186, speaking, own car.
Can't Find Work? Earn up to $10. por hr'-"'"s _e_c-u"""'rl,...ty.....,O_H...,.l_c _e-rs-APPLIANCES 6011
You can't be looking 714·545·7350 Immediate positions 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
too hardl WANTED 15 -1n-v_e_s_t_m_e_n_t_fi-rm-1-0-0 -k· available! Call fort• Peo~le to fill various appointment 246-9180 Ing for porson to file pos lions from ware· 5hrs/wk flex sched. , ___ W_e_e_k_e_n_d __ _
house to manage-$6/hr. 955·1550 R I I menf. No experience ---------ecept on st
C Must have good necessary. alt Now, LIFEGUARDS phone skills and some
Brent (714)891-5784. Immediate Summer Macintosh experience.
CASHIER . PT positions! FT/PT. Send resume:
M-F 1 pm-6pm. Near •24B·91 BO• 759-6826
Fashion Island. Call ---------Cella at 714.750.1872 Lltlle People & Me
*COOK* An upscale chlldr~n·s EMPLOYMENT store has Immediate
Ke nmore Washer. gas dryer, white $120/oa.
Fridge White $95.
Small gas stove white
2 yrs old. S 160. 19"
color Iv. S75. 13" color Iv $25. Royal's
upright vacuum. $175.
•548-6090•
Refrigerator S175.
W a5 her/Dryer ,
$135.ea 646·5848 Experienced for Fast opening for an exper. SERVICES 5533
Food Hamburger sales associate. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Stand PT/FT. $8/hour. ·Apply In pers on at: ---------
*WAITRESS• 1829 Westcllff, N.B. •••••••• FURNITURE 6014
Experienced, PT/FT. ---------Please be aware lhatliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $ 6 /hr . App I y a t : Nannys/ lhe listings In lhts cat-
Super Burger Housekeepers egory may require you
2966 South Bristol Experienced to call a 900 number
Costa Mesa *Pay $200.$400/wk* in which there Is a
(714) 862·2572 528-0118 charge per minuto.
Lea the r bro~ sleeper
sofa, wood TV stand,
coffee table, artlfical
fire place 574-2650
J•pan••• Swords
WWII or Other
714·494·1731
Old Coins Gold Sliver
Franklin Mint, Sterling
Old watches & jewelry
Westcoast CQln 642·9448
Top Dollars Paid
For Records. Ja~.
Sountracks, etc.
Call Mike 645·7505.
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F1UOAY, MAY 30, 1997
TODAY'S
CRaSSwoRD PUZZLE
fORD 9015 LEXUS 9115 LEXUS 9115 MllaDIS 9130
'84 Ford ff150 V-8, '93 L••ue QS 300
auio, AC, C•••e1t•. Leattlet, moonroof
S3500/ob0. 84&-1042 Oise. Low mil ...
1032748 $25,897
'95 L9Jlue aC400 CHhm•r• F/Optlon
CerVWau APA Avl.
'040101 t38,~77
'77 4SOSL Both lop•.
bleclt. 2nd local
owner. 99k ml.
110.500. 075--7311. ACROSS '~ s "VMWJOeer
10 EWIY 14 Col*' ol PDQ 15~W.._
18 Singer OUltw1e
17 CootldOI or
eeraon
60 Spy Meta -81 Drnda
02 f1ot141d 83 Summft
84 Gold tier
PAEVIOUI Plll.ZLI IOlYEO
By owtW GOlf£H
wfth OMAR SHA1ttF
•nd TANNAH HIRSCH
WHO NEEDS HIGH CARDS?
Both vuJnerable. Soutb dealL
NOR111 •Q9878
\?Q865
heart nt. It. WH not the bHt. or
1lam11 but.. against routine defente,
it. W'ould have succeeded. But.
Schleifer'• defen11e was far from
'88 Mu•t•ng 4cy, 41pd, runs excellent. I
owner. All pwr. 19!50.
831-0834
'91 Ranger 4X4 V8, 5·
apd, a/c, c;/c, full pwr.
Cusl whit. Xlnl condl
S8K obo ts45·18S7
'94 Lexue OS 300
OpalJWht. Full Option. Cart./Wauanly
IOC>e8300 $28, 798
'80 450 SL Uke New. '94 L••u• 01300 Orlglnal paint. Low
Opal White. F/Opllon. mllea. All recorda
CertttNart Av:t~ $13,595 obo 717-7717
'683000 '28' 9 •eo 450SLC lmmac.
'94 Lexu• ES300 Blk/Palamlno, ISK,
Blk/Blk. Full Option 2nd local OWMr. ctum
Cert/Warr. Won't Lastl wt1t1, co, Mlchetln1.
lf'0399B1 $25,977 $9500. 769-3489
Gam
18 Emt.dele Chf'lslle
BMkley tt Noe fake
20 T oolc a atlof1
Stl()Oll
22 AifCnfl 23 Zip
24 -Paulo, Brazil 25 Oecreues
29 Bolay'• "nedllaoe.
33 Battery part
34 Freshens
85 Slalln volc:eno t56 Beloved
87 AJ1tst'• plaster t56 Chess piece
DOWN
1 UndelOOllef cop
2 Tibet'• localion 3 P1ee1 o4 Insulation
4 Extended acro11
5 Teete
6 Hoolbeat 7 Goon
WEST
•K4
O J93
0 J 108 7
•KJ92
OQ8
•104
EAST
•J5S
Q 10.f ()95432
•875
routine.
Ot'clarer won t.he diamond lead in
hand and could see on\y 11 tricks, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
usumlng no trump loHT and just. '88 Accord LX
one in spades. The only hope for a 6 ·SP d · A /C • P /S •
12th was via a club fin•••• or an Cruise, Tiit. AM/FM ....,..., Like New
endplay. #101289 JC065805
Trumps were d rawn in three
rounds, the remaining high dia· Toyota of
mond waa caahed and declarer pro-Huntington Beach
HONDA 9085
'94 Lexu• GS 300
Black/Ivory. Full Op· lion, mint cond. Lease
return. Cert/Warr.
1087588 20,81 7
'94 L•xu• ES 300 Blk/Blk. Full option
Won't Last Cert/Warr.
#0039981 $25,977
'94 Lexua ES 300
SDN Leather, moonroof , disc .
1050853 $24,997
'95 Lexu• BS300
Blk/Blk. Full Option.
CtrVWatr P11c1d To Sell 4'097801 $20,977
'94 Lexua LS400 White/Ivory. F/Optlon.
Only 331<. Cert/Warr.
#196262 $38,977
'81 380SLC, Blk w/ Palamlmo Int, pwr
brks. aunrt, 140t< ml
$8900.obO 78().8008
'91 300E $0 Down.
Take over L••••· $489.mQf tor 30
months, QA purchaae for 522,000. 861< Miies
720-0738
36 Fenclna tword
37 Belin or lllms
98 Sol.Jnd
hortebadc
8 Madeen"A"
9 Director Brooks
10 Place lor a
EA
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0 1"7 UNledP:-...~
SOUTH
•A102
\?AK72
OAK
•AQ63
ceeded to cash t.he ace of 11pades and 714-847-8555
lead another. Had lhe klng of '89 Civic W•gon '95 L•xue SC400 '94 500SL
39 Egge ~
30 Noteworthy 52 Fasten (a
period shoe) I
spades wont.he second round oft.he $3500. 4WD. AC,
suit, West. would have been forced remov can.. roof
'95 L•xua ES 300 !lk/Blk, lull option.
Priced lo sell .
Cart ./W arran1y
1097801 28,977
Black /Ivory. Full White w/black lop.
Option. Cert/Warr. Perfect Condition.
"° sumptuous 42 Swindle
1 t Territory ,_ 31 River 53 Columnist The bidding: w either concede a rufT·eluJT, or lead rack, PS. es9-45l9. Remarkable Condillon 589,900 760·9180,
43 Chops lnlo
cubes
<t5 Place
12 Scottish group
13 E•cevalion
21 -·de-camp
22 Furry loot 24 Mediocre
embankment Bombeok
, 32 Fewest 54 Critic Slskel
35 Actress Luploo SS Scraps of cloth
38 Movie dog 56 Cupid
41 T<>u<:N« 57 Prellllmeaning
SOUTH WEST
INT P ...
40 p-
p- p-
NORTH EAST
... Pa.
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I b · S h' • te '92 Accord LX a cu 1nt.o out. s m8Jor nace. 511 ,50010bo 5\k ml.
Neither of these eve .. occurred, auto. ac, pwr, cass becauae Schleifer jettisoned the new tires/brakes.
king ohpadeti under t.he ace! 721·8044
'92 Lexu• SC 400
Lthr, moonroof. disc. #018278 $28,997
!1'040205 $38,477
'94 Lexua SC400
Cashmere/Ivory Full
Option. Cert/Warr.
New Lexus Trade
'90 E320 Black w/Blk
Lttlr Interior. Chrome
wheels. PERFECT. $44,950. 548·3772 •
<t7 Lincoln's was
"The Great
Emanclpato1"
49 MQnk'• tllle
25 Banisters
26 Boredom
43 Sl~r "eight"
Celine -56 Nevada 44 Mo1e 1est1ess city Opening lead: Jack of O Now East could not be prevented
from gainin g t.he lead in spades,
nnd t.he marked club s hin. proved '98 Lexua LS 400 White/Ivory. Hard-To
Flndl Cert/Warr.
#038142 $AVE
11'038995 $32,877 PONTIAC 9170
50 Legendary blld 51 Musical symbols
54 Inexperienced
27 Shore 28 Pasta topping
29 ·-and
Punishment"
46 Alphabet letters 59 Sask.'s 48 Conjurer's wof'd nelghbof
61 L11oe African 61 Sticl<y
lake fruit
ft"'""P!"1 '!"'I -,~2 .... 1!'!!!3-
ISUZU 9100
fatal. West's king of clubs became liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
the 11etling trick.
Learn t o be a better bridge
player! Subscribe now lo the
'92 Isuzu Plck·up, sht
bed, llnVbed cur. 53k
ml. Clean, must see!
$6500/obo. 84 7 ·0617.
'92 Lexua SC400
White/Ivory Only 39K
ml. Cert/Warr. Hard lo
find color & mllesl
#016791 $28,297
•Leicua•
'91 Sunblrd LE, 4-dr,
auto, ac and more. Great Condition. Kelly
BB S5550. Asking
$3400. 714-631-8433
One of the beet players in the
United St.11te1 waa litlle known to
the public at large outside his
native California. He WBI the late
Meyer Schlei(er, recognized by the
cognoscenti 811 the expert's expert.
Here is an example of his t.alent.
Afraid that a bid of four no trump
would be t.aken aa an invitation to
the small slam in no trump, North
blasted into 11ix hearts aft.er a high-
level Stayman sequence located a
Goren Bridge Lett.er by calling •--------
(800) 788-1225 for information. JAGUAR 9105
Or write to: Goren Brid'e Let-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'94 L•ICUS SC 400 Cashmere/Ivory. Full
Option. New Lexus
Trade. Cert/Warr. #038995 $32,877 Mlaalon Viejo TOYOTA 1 ·800·889·5398 9210
&er, P.O. Box "410, Chicago, J1L
60680.
NEWPORT
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6169 7012 AUTOMOBILES
•••Mulll·Famlly 89 Expr••• Cruleer•---------
Sal• Saturd•'JI 3211. OAL 400 hrs. ACURA 9010
May 3111 7am· 10 Twin VP271-Brand nu liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1906 Leeward Ln paint, proJesslonally •88 Leg•nd CPE all
S•t 8·2 Moving Salet • f!Jrn, queen size
Somma Bed. electron-
ics, jwlry, camping/ski
decorated interior. pwr. snrl. am/Im cass, Loaded with extrasl $52,500.obo 760·6837 CC. AC, llhr int, Scyl.
gear & 1011 moretu _S_AI_L_B_O_A_T_S __ 7_0_1_4
2183 Vista Enlrada
(the Bluffa
S•t 8•m·12, 22tt BOAT ON
Harbor View Homes MOORING Remodellng Salel In Newport Harbor
auto. S6750. 675-2769.
'91 lnt•sra RS Red. all. 74k mis. A/C, new
trs. org owner, xlnl cond. $7,995. 760-8005
BMW 9030
furn , ti se h Id Items. $ 9, 900 71 4 -8 5 5 ·9 23 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
clttling. BB-q's, morel or 714·580·8226 pager '87 BMW 325 Red.
"\730 Port Margate Pl. ---------alarm, 6 cyl, 5spd, Lido 14 w/traller. AC, all pwr, sunroof.
S•turd•'JI Eat•t• $1000/obo. 786-4731. $7995/obo. 640·4888. --------........ -------------.------1 Sal•lll Anllques, housewares, ---------'90 3251C Red Conv. baby Items & morel MARINE SUPS Loadobl All pwr, 5spd
6169
1701 Skyl.,k Lan• DOCKS 7022 alarm, cd, alloy whts, (Dov•r Shor••) air bogs. 79K. Low
BALBOA COSTA MESA 6124 NEWPORT
PENINSULA 6107 iJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil S•t 8•2 Moving ••1•1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bluebook Must Sell!
$14,000. 673-4282 S•turday 8-21 Ev1 arytTVtllng Goes I *MULTI-FAMILY* ........... 15x70' allp Sailboats
H h Id I m cro, • em appl, 1• 1 $13 50/ It ouH 0 • mar ne, Baby World Carriage/ Garage Sale\ Sat 5131 TRANSPORTATION on y. · por · •---------
1por1lnga goods. turn. s /H. I h I .. ·3pm. Maps a11all at ••••••••• ___ 8_4_5_·9_3_o_7 __ CADILLAC 9040 1510 E. B•lboa Bl trolr -c r. more .,.
'93 XJS CPE
Red Low Ml. Beaulyl $23,391
'94 XJ12·0yater 1 2 Cy!. Power .
$31,995
'94 XJ 12·Black
1 2 -C y I . P o w e r
$31,995
'95 Vande n Pia• Top 01 The Line
Sedan 20k ml. White
$41,495
'95 Vanden Pia•
Flaming Red
$39,995
'95 XJ6 20k miles. Titanium
$35,995
'95 Convertible
20k miles. Black
$39,995
'95 Convertible
25k mlles. Rose $39,995
'96 Conver11ble
Carnival Red Charmer
$44,995
'96 XJ8
13k miles. Ice Blue
$45,495
BAUER MOTORS 29n Jacaranda Ave 215 Pro1pect off PCH Cat•lln• Wishing to liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'78 S•vlll• 2nd 2001 S. Manchester Z•zy Goon• 0 8 1 S t 8 rent 2 weeks per .Antlqu• M•ll •r•g• • • 1 am. BOATS 7011 month. Summer or CORONA
DEL MAR 6122
Hsehold goods, ctilld· y 1 40ft 721 0032 •Parking Lot Sale• rans toys, blke1 ... liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r y. · •
1770 Or•ng• Ave. 530 El Mod•h•ln Alley 1 0 • z 0 d I• c 6 Hp Dock Lido l•I• up 10 •Saturday 10-6* Qarage S•I• SaVSun Women's clothes Sl •---------Suzuki eng., acc:.ess. 651\ sailboat, narrow
7am. Oey bed, roll top Lots of good stuffl MMovlng, f appl, furn. 52500. 723-0227 beam prerd 673·7677
desk, cO\ICh, refrlg. ---------• oat o t1ou11hold 8 517 Carn•tfon The Community mull gol 8 1am 87' oaton Whaler Sllp 36·40' Market Place. 238 Pro•pect 17ft Montauk. Yamaha Udo Pen./Pvt Marina. Buy It. Sell It. Find II. Classllled (In alley between 90, bait tank, cover, Water/elect/park .
Cl• .. lfl•d. 842·5878 Pro1pecVCedar) $8800. 848·1182 $11.50/tt. 723-4148
owner, xlnt cond, Anatlelm, CA
rebuilt eng. New trans, 917·2002 cusfom wire whls, •---------$2950/obo. N••d to Classified Is ..... sell! 888•9277 CONVENIENT whether you're buy· Thinking of tiavlng • Ing, selling, or Just
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Give us a calll what you needl CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED
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'94 Lexus SC 300
Lthr, disc, moonrool #017084 $29,997
'94 Lexus LS 400
Leather . disc.
memory, moonrool.
#0199148 $34,797
·Lexus· Mission VleJo
1 ·800·669·5398
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'87 Toyota Supra V6 , 3.0, PS, PB, AC.
CC. Ult. New llr•• &
brakes. Mini cond. $5800 714-551-0139
'88 Toyot• Truck 5-spd, a/c. Xtro clean
(101207/NJ5114974)
'87 4X4 XCAB
S·SPCI. pis . Mini Cond
(I 01 I 15/H5059098)
'90 Toyot• LE
Aulo, ale. p/s, p/w.
cruise . t il t (101275/LU216554)
'91 4·Runner
V·6. ale. p/s. crulsa
( 101239/M0007922)
Toyota of
Huntington B•ach
847-8555
VOLKSWAGEN 9235
'71 VW BUS Pwr
Brakes, 4-spd. am-Im
cass. Large rear sunrl $1700 OB0•631·0757
'89 Jetta 5spd, AC,
groat condition. am/fm
casselle. S4 300.
721....5Jll8
'89 Jett• Cl
Wollsburg Edition.
Orig Owner•Xlnt Cond
$4,900.obo 650-9195
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'Lost World' needs to find a plot
• mrTOtt'S NOTE: The Reel Critics
column features movie critiques writ-
ten by community members serving
on our panel.
No plot credibility,
just cool dinosaurs
0 n CUl island scarcely 87
nuJes from the original
·Jurassic Park• lies Site
B, the locdlu where aU the
dinosaurs wC'Te credted.
Now, Sdrdh I l..trd111 g
(Julianne
Moore) dOd d
team of two,
led by
"Swingers·
star Vmce
Vaughn, die
sent to the
lSland Wllh the
noble tas k of
documenlrng
,,..... the creatures' Ken Bucchl
progress.
Jan Mdlcolm (Jeff Goldblum)
reluctdnUy JOins the expedition
in hopes of persuading Sarah,
his girlinend, to leave the island
posthaste.
.. Lost World," starring Jeff Goldblum, le ft, is the long-awaited sequel to .. Jurassic Park.
As antmpated, the tranquil
world of docile herbivores and
antiseptic researchers is sudden-
ly and irreparably shattered by
captors and rexes and a group or
highly tramed (at least when it
suits the writers) intruders with
less honorable intentions.
I'd elaborate, but it seems I've
already spent more time on the
plot than Steven Spielberg did.
I realize that everyone who
sees th.Ls movie is gomg to rave
about the realism of the
dinosaurs (as if they had some-
Uung to compare them to). It's a
given that the technology exists,
and that Spielberg probdbly has
access to a good chunk of it, but
is it too much to expect that
after waiting in a line long
enough for three species to go
extinct that the creators would
spend a fraction of their gazil-
lion-dollar budget on a script
consultant?
Nevertheless, you can't dis-
miss the ability of a dinosaur to
entertain.
Pete Postlethwaite, who por-
trays a deft bunter with the gcil.1
to suggest that "survival of the
fittest• might extend to hwnans
too, d oes something that defies
the plausibility litmus test.
After meeting up with Moore
cmd Vaughn, who have not been
shy to express their collective
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angst over his pernicious inten-
tions, Postlethwaite sets bis
rather imposing weapon next to
them and walks away. Gee, do
you think they will remove the
bullets?
Even if he were naive
enough to think they wouldn't,
as any bunter will tell you, he'd
certainly notice the difference in
weight when he picked it up
again. But did I mention this
movie has a lot of really cool
dmosaurs?
Except for one perfectly exe-
cuted raptor scene, I was never
on the edge of my seat. l think
it's because l've already learned
from Spielberg films in general
that kids are never killed. My
s uggestion, kill one kid (off cam-
era) and everyone will be on the
edge of their seat for the next 18
sequels.
And how about that T-rex?
One moment he's creating those
ominous sounds with his foot-
steps and the next moment he's
creeping up on someone. And
how is he able to roar into a
kid's bedroom window and not
awaken the parents in the adja-
cent room? A little too conve-
nient for me.
ii
For
Dinner
By now you're probably
thinking I hated this movie.
Nothing could be further from
the truth. I loved it, actually.
Didn't l mention there were
these really cool dinosaurs run-
ning around eating people?
Strangely, there were no
dinosaurs eating dinosaurs.
Maybe that's why they went
extinct in the first place.
Anyhow, I'm convinced that
if I gave any of you merely t %
of the movie's budget, you could
make the plot as seamless as the
dinosaurs. So why don't the stu-
dios? It costs just as much to
make a bad movie as it does a
great one. And with ticket prices
climbing to nine bucks. should-
n't we expect great ones?
• KEN BUCOfl, 35, lives in Balboa and
1s a personnel analyst for the city of Los
Angeles and a published author.
Rexes and effects the
stars of the show
The dinosaurs are back.
And if you're looking for
gore, you've come to the
right place.
LUNC H
BRUNC H
BA NQUETS
A guy gets ripped in two by
two T-rexes1 the velociraptors
lunch on the unfortunate mem-
bers of an exploration crew;
and this time we were even
treated to a man getting eaten
to death by a
new breed of
mini-reptiles
that travel in
packs -they
picked the
guy to death
like a school
of land-bound
piranhas.
Yet, despite Bradley Kirk
its estimated
$90 million in
receipts from the first weekend.
this latest effort by Spielberg is
entirety devoid of plot or char-
acter development and in that
respect was a. bit disappointing
In •Lost World,• we are told
that some of the dinosaurs from
the original •Jurassic Park•
were moved to a different
island and left to live and pro-
create.
TWo compe ting exploratory
teams visit the island -one
team to study the dinosaurs
(the good guys) and one team
to take the dinosaurs back to
the U.S. to start a theme park m
San Diego (the bad guys).
Predictably, the humans piss
off the man-eating dinosaurs,
and the man-eaters eat the men
(sound familiar?). Not much
plot or character development
here to get excited abQut.
However, if you're looking
for special effects,' enjoy the
ride. The film is simply stun-
ning. Intellectually, I knew
these dinosaurs were simply a
complex conglomeration of
computer binary code encoded
and decod ed with the greatest
of care .
But, as soon as l saw the hrst
dinosaur, my suspension of dis-
belief kicked in and never let
go.·
The film bad all the in-your-
face shots of the T-rexes (com-
plete with perspiration and
incredibly realistic movement);
the suspenseful seen~ with the
velodraptors trying to get the
human heroes by burrowing
underneath the walls of a dilap-
idated wood shed; and the
close-ups of the massive herbi-
vores.
The uncanny realism of it all
simply took my breath away -
all thanks to the magical touch
of some brilllanl pack of •com-
puter nerds• who have par-
layed their trade into some of
the most spectacular spedal
effects eve/ seen in the history
of cinema. •
All in an. on a scale of one to
10, l'd give •Lost World • a
seven.
FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1997
Good poe"try doesn ,t always
have a high price tag
Re: •Rhymes a Crime at 1bis
Festival (May 23) •
Dear Thomas Edson, whoever
you are. thank you for once again
reminding me that Orange County
will always be a county where cul-
To slam Wilton Barnhardt as
you do is to take a potshot at a
man of incredible passion, com-
mitment and generosity. My
friend's oratory is as remarkable as
his novels and his huge heart.
Last week, I purchased a book ture without slick celebrity
attached is and always will
~~~:~~welcomedasa COMMU NITY FORUM
Here behind the Orange
Curtain, there must be fine herbs
for the soup, dramatically grated
pannesan and all must be taken in
with a silver spoon in order to mat-
ter.
To accomplish this last-minute
event. the IJbrary quickly assem-
bled a slate of readers who agreed
to participate gratis. I received the
call less than a month ahead of
time.
J do not c1aun to be a great ora-
tor of poetry, but no one can say I
don't love and revere il I feel
greatly indebted to libraries for
shaping me as a writer. The idea
of publicly celebrating real poetry,
from major American writers such
as Richard Hugo and Maxine
Kumin, appealed to me.
When in this county the only
poetry we ever hear is screamed at
open µllcrophone night at coffee
houses, a night at the library with
good words being spoken seemed
to me beneficial for all involved.
Everyone who participated
took time from their insanely busy
schedules as teachers, students
and working writers. We were
asked to read the work of other
writers who influenced us, not to
carefully assemble a politically
coJTect, equal representation of the
world's poets. There are plenty of
dead textbooks available if that is
what one is after.
For many of the graduate stu-
dents, whom you so generously
and without even knowing them
slightly, refer to as inbred, this was
the first public reading undertak-
en.
of poems at the Costa Mesa
Barnes & Noble. The clerk recog-
nized me as one of the readers
that night at the library and imme-
diately mentioned Wllton's great
presentation. You are in the minor-
ity, and your caustic remarks make
me wonder what bittemess fuels
your agenda
Does everything connected
with art have to feature a celebrity
presenter, perfect oratory and for-
eign representation in order to be
redeemed?
lf so, skip the free events and
spend $60 to go to the Performing
Arts Center. There, a select few
with large wallets can encounter
polished culture.
Certainly, the room was frigid.
There is something fundamentally
wrong with the air-conditioning
system in that architecturally odd
library. It's often so cold that I think
library cards should come with a
warning label, which is vlhy I
wore my thermals and leather
jacket that night.
The size of a crowd can be
determined by the nwnber of peo-
ple, but that is only mathematics.
Poetry is about passion and pas-
sion often contains rough edges
and bravely risks failure. It is
intended to be shared.
What a shame to slam an event
that if undertaken annually can
only improve with time. Poetry
spoken aloud, or even whispered,
is always a gift. Bravo, Newport
Library, for allowing it to happen.
JO-ANN MAPSON
Costa Mesa
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By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Some of the earli-
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place during the
first few Fish Fry
events. Jane and Jec:t.n
Alexander.
a:I g, a:
•we would
pick people up for
doing anytlung
wrong dJld they
would pay a hne
to get out,• said
Jean Draganza
(nee Alexander),
of Costa Mesa,
who along with
her sister operated
the jail dressed in
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Earlier this
year, Lions Oub
members pleaded
with the City
Council to con-
tribute toward the
costs of holding
the parade.
Among the con-
siderations were
changing the reg-
ular parade route
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one-piece bathing suits back in 1945.
And there's always the fish. This
year, Lions Club members once again
plan to batter up nearly 3,000 pounds
of the Icelandic cod and about 2,600
pounds of trench fried potatoes for the
52nd annual Lions O ub Fish Fry and
Carnival this weekend.
Also on Saturday, in honor of the
70th anniversary of the Lions Oub, the
nostalgic parade will once again wind
its way down Harbor Boulevard and
19th Street to Lions Park.
Although the parade was dropped
two years ago after the dty stopped
contnbuting to the festival, organizers
of the three-day event are back in busi-
ness this year -thanks to a more
•fish-Fry friendly· City Council that
waived about $18,000 in fees.
•Tue first parade was an animal
parade; everybody brought their pets
and walked them a.round,• said Rollo
McClellan, who has been a member of
the Lions Club since 1942. ·oh, we had
one goat ln It just for being Goat Hill.•
and shortening it.
But Llons C lub members, much like
the fish they fry up every year, don't
take change well.
The parade will feature several
local high school bands, dty officials
riding in cars and waving and hun-
dreds of others marching down Harbor
Boulevard. Other highlights include a
cute baby contest, the annual Miss
Costa Mesa competition and several
prize drawings.
McClellan, 77, said the tint beauty
contest sparked an argument among
members of tbe ell.Cb who didn't want
to dish out $12 or $13 a piece for
bathing suits. The lint beauty queen
was Jean La Spina (nee Alexander):
her fraternal twin sister Jane took third
place. J ean also was crowned the fim
Miss Balboa.
Qty Councilman Joe Erickson
encourages the whole community to go
to the event because it is not only fun,
but it benefits dozens of local non-profit
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000 6 Oo you ~ GCUMOnel ""4kha cl ~ mutdes. when it... •
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ODO 7 Would you P""Mr to be In • poa_, ~ you did not "-the
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000 8 /Ve your ecnon1 contldned1111~ by~ peopk?
000 9 Do you coruldn -moMY Jhould be .,..i on todll
MCUtlty? I 000 10 Do oc>wr ~ lnln'al you -v mUch"?
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ODO 18.. Does an UftCl!PltdCd acOoll c:aUM your ml.Ilda to IW!lth?
000 19. An you nonNlv con..,_ 1n yoo.w demands on your
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60. Do )IO'l llftd to be --..?
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62. Do~~ -&om the llecls al bed-?
63, Wh9n )IO'I atlda -do ~ .t the -llime lry ID
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64. ,,,,. you nonNly COl!t6deNd "tdd'"?
65. ,,,,. l'll'lf ---lnM!ldendy lrllpofWlt to .. Oltw pecpA.?
66. Ive you to .. --'*'-. _ ...... .wl05JI ClltMn?
67. Do l>'O" '-P "dim cone.d" on-** al~ .tKh ,oci
ti-IOIMd1Dlrtlndl?
68. Do you~ ..... cl Vo'lr CMft ~?
69. Dom emollanli tnlak t*4 ~•.._.on you?
10. Do you C011...-V---. s--i ---he". tMI «
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73. /we l>'O" ...... colectng ~ wNch "might be Wflur7
74. WtMild ),tou aWdll ""* and point out the bed pc*1lt on
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16. Do)'Oll _.....re ....y-** whkh 111r1c11v ~do
nat~IDyou? n . 0o l>'O" I'"' p.ap1e ~?
78. Do~ olwl porld.r on~~?
79. Iva~~-~ foicllul In yoi.w adlont «
Of/llttitOfW?
80. Do you ICQlpt a1llclltn -'Y and ..eo..c W-nlriMlftl?
81. ,,,,. you_..,, unclltutt.d by ·nm-or w1-you .. iry.
lfttlONll?
82. Ive )Oii ..iv ID ba )iMloul?
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84. Do you poW ID ab6d. by the ~al othms i9dw lhlfi ....
ID ti-yoi.w """' W91f?
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86. Do )'Oii bllil ~~or dww IN and d )IO'lr ,,.d/
87. 0o you "la.m 11P lhc -.m.• ol ~ emo4lonl ~ ID aaM
mfltsJ?
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et.a?
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119. Are )Oii ~ pluMd?
120. VJhcn "* wilt\ dlrecl oppotlClon would you d Mcie lo "-
)IOU' own "4V tMhcr lhlln .,.. In? •
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llN.ik>n In whk:I\ you -lnvolwd7
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Do you find I hlrd '° flC D1Cd on a talk the! needs ID be
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Do you tpend much 11mc on ,_... wama?
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0 72 HOURS
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I SOfEDULE
: OfEVENTS I
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• 5:30 p.m.:
Ash dinners
-start serv-
ing
• 5:30 p.m.:
Carnival
rides and
games
• 7:30 p.m.:
Jazz group
Spontaneous
Combustion
• 9 p.m.: A
drawing for
prizes,
including a
$750 travel
certificate
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SATURDAY
• 10:30 a.m.:
Parade begins
•noon: Fish
Fry lunches -
start serving
• 1:15 p.m.:
Awards for
the parade
• 3:30 p.m.:
Drawing for
various prizes
• 4:30 p.m.:
Wanda's
dance studio
show
•6p.m.:
Drawing for
various prizes
•7p.m.:
Newport
ShowtJme
dance show
• 9 p.m.: Final J
drawing for :
various prizes. :
including color :
television set I
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• 11 a.m.:
Opening
•2p.m.:Mlu
CostaMesa-
Newport
Harbor Uons
Oubbeauty
contest • 3:30 p.rT).:
Cutebab9
contest
• 5:30p.m.:
Drawing for
I prizes
• 7:15 p.m.:
Ritmo Latino
~7..
Tewinkle
school
•8p.m.
(~
ty): Drawing for 1 'R/ Jeep
Wrangler,~
sented In
~= CoilstAUto
Group
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PlreHghters accompanied by girls ln mlnlskirts generate a little beat
during the 1968 Costa Mesa-Newport Uons Club fish Fry parade.
There's something f Is Hy .
about this
In its 52-year history, the Fish Fry has had frog jumping,
beauty contests, grease fires -and, of course, Icelandic cod
By Susan Deemer. Daily Pi/or
COSTA MESA -Some of the earli·
est Costa Mesa-Newport Lions Club
Fish Fry events included a frog jump-
ing contest, a pet animal parade, the
must-have beauty
contestants and a
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The first 'fJSh Fry had "just one soda
pop stand and one hamburger stand,•
McClellan said, adding the stand was
operated by volunteer fire fighters.
"Every time we had d fire every-
body took off and there was nobody
left m the stand except for me,• be
said, adding there
makestuft Jail
operated by
teenage twms
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seemed to be a lot
or fires taking
place during the
fust few Fish Fry
events. Jane and Jed.fl
a::I ~. a: Alexander.
"We wouJd
pick people up for
domg anything
wrong dfld they
wouJd pay a hne
to get out,• said
Jean Draganza
(nee Alexander).
or Costa Mesa,
who along with
her sister operated
the jail dressed in
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Earlier this
year, Lions Club
members pleaded
with the City
Council to con-
bibute toward the
costs of holding
the parade.
Among the con-
siderations were
changing the reg-
ular parade route
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one-piece bathing suits back in 1945.
And there's always the fish. This
year, Lions Club members once again
plan to batter up nearly 3,000 pounds
or the Icelandic cod and about 2,600
pounds of trench fried potatoes for the
52nd annual Lions Club Fish Fry and
Carnival this weekend.
Also on Satwday, in honor of the
70th anniversary of the Lions Club, the
nostalgic parade will once again wind
its way down Harbor Boulevard and
19th Street to Lions Park.
Although the parade was dropped
two yea.rs ago after the city stopped
contributing to the festival, organizers
of the three-day event are back in busi-
ness this year -thanks to a more
•Fish-Pry friendJy" City Council that
wdived about $18,000 in fees.
"The first parade was an animal
parade; everybody brought their pets
and walked them around." said Rollo
McClellan, who bas been a member of
the Lions Club since 1942. "Oh, we had
one goat Ln It just for being Goat Hill.•
and shortening it.
But Lions Club members, much like
the fish they fry up every year, don't
take change well.
The parade will feature several
local high school bands, city officials
riding in cars and waving and hun-
dreds of others marching down Harbor
Boulevard. Other highlights include a
cute baby contest, the annual Miss
Costa Mesa competition and several
prize drawings.
McClellan, 77, said the first beauty
contest sparked an argument among
members of the club who didn't want
to dish out $12 or $13 a piece for
bathing suits. The 'first beauty queen
was Jean La Spina (nee Alexander};
her fraternal twin sister Jane took third .
place. Jean also was crowned the first
Miss Balboa.
City Councilman Joe Erickson
encourages the whole community to go
to the event because it is not only fun,
but It benefits dozens of local non-profit
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FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1997
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organizations. He said the
parade will likely bring even
more people into town this year.
"Costa Mesa. even though
it's got over 100,000 people, still
has d small-town feel. The fact
that we have had the Fish Fry
for decades shows there's still an
old-town feeling in Costa Mesa
and d bght community."
Earlier this year. the club
gave local charities $55,650
from money raised at last yedf's
F1Sh Fry. The money will be dl!>-
tnbuted among about two
dozen local groups 111dudmg
the Boys & Girls Club, Newport-
Mesa YMCA, Save Our Youth
and Sea Scouts.
It's those non-profit orgaruza-
tions that help sell Fish Fry ciJn.
ner tickets and raffle tickets for
each year's event.
The grand ma.rshals for this
yedl"s parade will be McCleUdJl
dnd Bert Snuth. said Mike
ScheaJer. wons Club d.t.stnrt
governor-elect.
LIONS CLUB FISH FRY
+WHEN: Today through
SUnday + WllERE: tield at Lions
Paric, between 18th and
19th streets and Anaheim
and Parle avenues.
+TIMES: Today from
5:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.,
Saturday 10 a.m. to 11
p.m. and Sunday noon to
11 p.m. + FISH DINNER: Fish,
French fries. coleslaw, roll,
coffee and milk ($6) + RAfR.E TICKETS ($2)
+MORE: carnival rides,
booths and entertain-
ment
"Bert was one or the oty's
first City Council members,·
Schealer said. •He and Rollo
have been at all 52 Fish Frys. •
Additionally, for those who
can't make it in person to the
event, the parade will be broad-
cast over the city's cable lelevi·
sion station Channel 3 as well as
cable Channel 62
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FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1997
Betty Buckley making
1 Memories' at the Center
Broadway star ('Cats,' 'Sunset Boulevard') makes Costa Mesa
d ebut today singing h er hits and other material
By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot
B roadway diva Betty
Buckley will make
her debut perfor-
mance with the
Paolic Symphony
Orchestra at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center
today and Saturday.
Known for her signature
performances as Grizabella in
"Cats• and as Norma Desmond
in ·sunset Boulevard,·
Buckley will be singing several
songs she performed on
Broadway.
• 1 will be perfomung
'Memones' from 'Cats' and 'As
If We Never Said Goodbye,"
said the Tony Award-winning
singer and actress. "And I will
be picking other material from
my last two CD's -BBC and
Carnegie Hall.•
Both recordings -"The
London Concert,• recorded live
with the BBC Concert
Orchestra and The BBC Big
Band, and •An Evening at
Cameg1e Halr -offer songs
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forms with ttle
Padfic Symphony
Ordlestra at 8 p.m.
today and saturday
in Segerstrom Hall
at the Performing
Arts Center, 600
Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. Tldcets
are $22 to $71. For
Information, call
556-ARTS.
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that range from
•some Enchanted
Evenirig" to "'Bridge
Over Troubled
Water.•
Along with two
additional albums and a few
tum credits. Buckley's
Broadway appearances include
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and Dance,• "Carrie," "1776"
and "Pippin.• Her television
credits also include Abby
Bradford in "Eight is Enough,•
and two children's television
specials that both received
Emmy Award nominations.
Although Buckley has never
performed in Orange County
before, she said she heard the
Pacific Symphony Orchestra
played well and was looking
forward to a fun evening.
Louis Spisto. executive
dtrector of the Pacific
Symphony Orchestra, saJd the
symphony was fortunate to be
able to woo Buckley a year ago
to perfonn at The Center.
"It's a coup for us because
she has not worked with many
orchestras," Spisto said. "She is
a major entertainer and
Broadway star. I have attended
performances of hers and she
brings the house down every
tune.·
Although tickets for both
nights are heavily sold, seats
are sWl available each evening.
Returning to her New York
home after the Costa Mesa
performance, Buckley will
begin working on a new CD
and ls in the midst of negoUal-
lng working on a Broadway
musical and a film.
As far as her illustrious
career, Buckley ls simply
thankful she is able to do what
she loves.
•so far so good. It bas been
great,• she said. •t feeJ really
blessed that I can make 1:1: llv-
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Matters of Life
I f she had the choice,
Catherine Spear wouldn't be
here today. But it's not
because she's depressed or
unhappy, angry or unsettled. It's
because she knows how peace-
ful death can be.
The 47-year-old's life almost
ended two years ago, when sh~
briefly died durtng open-heart
surgery. She said she had an
out-of-body experience w1thin
those seven minutes that
changed her forever.
"I don't look at death as a
kind of crisis anymore,· she
said.
The Newport Beach resident
has been chronicling her experi-
ences since she was a child.
And while in high school, she
started writing poetry and bas
shared it with audiences at a
variety of venues throughout
Orange County since 1990.
Spear, who does private con-
sulting work for charities, will
read poems about her near-
death experiences and other
works from before the incident
TuQSday during Poetry Night at
the·Gypsy Den in Costa Mesa.
While doctors were trying to
repair the lining around Spear's
heart after the organ's third fail-
ure in two days, she said her
heart stopped beating and she
suddenly saw the room from a
different perspective.
"The first awareness I had
was looking at my own body,•
she said "My first reaction was
interest U I'm looking at my
own body, this isn't just another
day.•
·and
DEATH
Newport Beach poet's
life was transformed
by near-death
experience two years
ago. She shares her
writings Tuesday night
B Y N ANCY CHEEVER
Not only did she see her life-
less body on the operating table,
she also heard the words of her
doctor.
"I saw the surgical support
staff and (heard) a really intense
conversation between the sur-
geon and the anesthesiologist,•
she said. "I was aware of the
high level of tension in the room
... but I had this Zen-like calm
which one would not normally
have seeing one's body on the
table.•
She said although she was
interested in seeing .what went
on in the room, the image of her
open chest didn't conjure up
any negative emotions. •u was very peaceful. My
reaction was 'Look, you've
ruined it and I don't want it
back,'• she said of her body.
In fact, she said she wasn't
happy about the prospect of
returning at all
"I'm actually back under
protest,• she said. "I felt that I
bad my anns wrapped around
the goal post and could think of
absolutely no reason to be back
here.•
But she said she does cherish
every day of her life now.
"There are a lot of perks
associated with being herf:, • she
said. "I'm not grudgingly doing
time here. (But) il I could leave,
I would in a heart beat.•
The team did manage to
resuscitate Spear, who was left
with mental and physical dis·
abilities that required months of
therapy.
•I literally learned how to
walk and talk and do basic
thmgs all over again,· she said.
Last year, she married a
friend of 18 years who helped
her through the tough recovery.
"He was absolutely devoted;
be went through the whole crisis
with me,· she said. ·we've
been having a wonderful time -
together.•
She refers to the person she
was before the near-death expe-
rience in th~ third person.
"I fe,el so radically different
from that person, whoever she
was,• she said. "We share a lot
of memories and a number of
likes and dislikes ... but it's just a
different person.
"The separation is enormous,
we share that history up to two
years ago, after that nothing is
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the same. My values are totally
dilferent than hers, my priorities
are entirely different than hers,
my poeby is different than hers,
it was really somebody else's
life.·
She said the experience
renewed her spirituality and com-
pletely changed her priorities.
·I think of it like a phoenix
rising from the ashes,• she said.
· Prior to the incident, she said
she focused on self-expression,
experience, money, status and
public opinion. •All the standard
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+ WHAT: Poetry night with .... ~ catherine Spear
~ + WllEllE: Gypsy Den, 2930 e Bristol St., Costa Mesa
! +WHEN: Tuesday, 8 p.m.
~ + HOW MUOI: Free i +PHONE: 549-7012
stuff that makes up Southern
California,· she said.
Today, her perspective is
completely different.
•At the top of the list of my
values are love and creativity,·
she said.
On Tuesday, Spear will read
excerpts from her book,
"California Equinox..• The bal-
ance of the reading will be
•works in progress· from the
past two years, including
m.sights from her near-death
experience.
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On board the ·Pnoo or Newport" Riverboat. Home or The
Newport. Harbor NaUtJcat Museum !Formerly Reuben E Lee) Is
Open From 1 1 am-9pm Lunch, Dinner Sat Sun Brunch Bam
(closed Mondays) Res01Va1.Jons Needed Only For Weddings.
Banquets 0-Pnvate ParoesJ. All Maior Credit Cards Accepted
Located At 151 E Coast Hwy. Newpcrt Beach, CA 92660 (714)
673-3425 Fax 673-7064
AN AMERICAN CAFE
Located at 462 East 17th Street. in Costa Mesa Open 7 days a
weel< Mon &t 6am-9pm Sunday all 3pm Sefwig breakfast.
lunch & dinner Macie from scratch pies salad dressings &
soups 540 3066
CHARLIES CHILI
Located at McFadden Place (next to Newport Piel') 1n Newpoi-t.
Beach Hours Mon-Thur 7 CXJam-12 mtdnight V'lleekends
7 a:Jam-3 CDem Amex. Visa. O.scawr, 0.nef''s Oub No
Reservations Needed
(7141675-7991
ZUBIES
Menu Includes Ribs, D'11cken. Steak & Lobster, Pnme Rib, Pizza.
(}y'ster· Bar Pnces Range From $3 95 And Up. Hours: 11 :3Clem
10pm Cocktails 'Tit 11pm. Credit Cards Not Accepted
Reservauons Not Needed Located et 1712 Placenbe. Costa
Mesa (714J 645-8J91
THE CULINARY WRAP
Fresh heatuiy international dehcacles wrapped Within a flat roll
Open 1 days e week from 1 1 CXlem · 9 CXlpm Located 1n the
Hltlgren Square. 250 E 17tti Street 54S4403
THE TEE ROOM
Open 7 days a week to ttle pubhc for breakfast. lunch and dinner
Located at ttie Newport Beach Golf Course 3100 !Nine /!w
756-0121
LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE
Catrforrna Colslne/Medmn-anean St)1e Brunch CAJr ScrvmpboUs
Brunch con61sta of several Medrterrenean-Styte salads and
Appetizers •Sfinmp. •Pancakes Oscar and an •Oiielette
Station Located at 1790) Jamboree BM! .. Irvine (7141 975-
1234 x2103 Hours· 1 Oam-2pm Reservations recommended but
not necessary
NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO.
A Ml 8el'VICe restaurant. Witt\ fresh beer-brewed here Olk.door
d•ntng & ~of free pariong Hours Mon -Thu. 11.30em-
11 30pm Fn 11 ~1 cDem Sat 9·~1-CDem Sun
9 CXlem-11 30pm Visa. MC. Arnex. Otners accepted
• Reservations perty of B or more 2920 Newport BM!., Newport
Beach, CA 92663 (714) 675-8449
MYSTERY CAF'E
Mt.f'Oef' et the Cefe Nor. You 1101ve rt' G.186t8 become part of the
scene 8& charecter& remntSOent of !tie rornanbC films d ttie pest
surround tha eudlence's every rTl0\19 For reservaoons and
tnfon'netlon call 714e31.Q.U:
JAVA CENTRALE
A Europee~ gourmet coffee cafe Locet.ed et 3420 Vta Udo
lfl ~Beech.~ 7 days M-f 6-1~
DISCORDIA
The ~ ~ cefe. www.d cat. cam Loc8led tn ttle Lab
2930 0nstol tn Ccl8tB Mesa (714) 427-5855
. . -. . -· ..
KAPLAN'S
Breekfest, Lunch. Dinner and Late evernngs. Voted ltl8 best dell
1n Orenge County. Open 7 days. 6·CDam-10:00pm and 6om-
11 :OOpm on weekends. All maior credit C8rds accepted Located
off the l-405 at HfJl'tior Blvd. 3211 Harbor Blvd. 557-6611
SFUZZI
New Italian · Elegant yet casual (locat.ed tn TN1ngte Square. O>sta
Mesa) Wed · Happy Hour. Earfy Bird Menu Available Every dtry.
Hours: Lunch 11 ·30am-4:00pm. Dinner 4:{X4>m-10:30.
Reservations accepted. MellU!rCard. Vise, Amencan Expl'Oss.
Located et 1070-A Harbor Blvd (714) 54B-95CXJ
NICK'S PIZZA
Chat pizzas & pasta 111 Costa Mesa srnce 1968 ~ for linch
Tues .fn 11am-2pm Drnner ser-.ed Spm-1~ Sat noon to
1 Q:>rT1 Closed Sunday and Monday located at 2300 Harbor
Shopping Center, Costa Mesa (Rear parlang lot) (714) 54S.1511
RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA
Locat.ed et 251 East Pec1f1c Coast Highway in Newport Beach.
Lunch Mon &t 11 <30.2<30. Sunday Brunch 11am-3pm, Omer
Moo-Sun ~1~m Call ahead for reservatlOns 673-950J
SCAMPI
Fine Femtly Otning Newly Remodeled. Open 7 Osys A Week for
Oiriner Only 5pm-10.~ We Cat.er Pnvete Lunch Parbes for
15 People or Mor-e. All Map-D-edrt Cards Accepted
Reservat'IOl'ls Accepted. Located at 1576 Newport Blvd Cost.a
Mesa. 645-8560
SABATINOS RESTAURANT
8c SAUSAGE CO.
Paste. Caesar Salad, Homemade Sausage, Veal, Lamb. Vegetenai1
Dishes, Wine, Beer. ~ & Dessert Hours 7 Days A Wea.
Serving Set. & Sun Brund1 From 8 30-1 00, Sun ·Thurs 1 1 am-
1 ~. Fn.-Set 11am-11pm. AJI M8j0f' Cred.t Cards Accepted
Located tu. 251 Shopyard WrPj, Newport Beach (714) 723-0021
CIAO CAFE
Pizzas, Pastas Salads & more Al prepind fT"esh and healthy Dine
tn. takeout or cell for dMver"{ ~ Sun • Thu-s. 11 · Xlam-1 ~.
Fn -Set. 11~,1pm ~ for ~ end dinner Located at 223
Manne -Blllboa Island (714) 675-4070
AVILAS EL RANCHITO
AuthentJc Mexican Food, Wth The Freshest logredtents & A New L1gtrt
CIJISlne. Greet Margantas Holrs Lunch & Dtnner A'A Map-Credrt
Cards Aooepced. L.ocat.ed at 2101 Pl&ceroa. C.osra Mesa (7141642-
1142 8lld 2!1D Newport BIYd Newport l3eact! (7141675-6855
Ml CASA
CAJr meals are now e tnp t.o Ba1a as well as Mexico. NON offenng
fisti toco6. Phone ahead for ordens to.go. Hot.rs: Daily From
11 :CXlem All MaJOI' D-edit Cards Acoept.ed. Located At 296
17th St.. Coste Mesa (714) 645-7828
AMACHI
s.lSllt & Susn. to Go. Complete Bar Al MeJOI" 0-edtt Cerda
Locsted At 2675 lrvitle Ale., (Acrosa From Newport Golf Course)
(714) 64~518
BEN I HANA
Amenca'a most calebret.ed Jlpenese Aestal.nrrt. ~ 7 days 11 Wiiek
luncti 11 ~·~. Moo . .fn. Omer 5:~ 1(}~ Moo .
Thi.rs 5 3> 11 ex> pm Fn. SID 11 :CD pm Siil 4.~.~ Sundll'f l.ocel8d At 4250 B1n:ti Q. (714) 9550022
LA CAVE
Menu ~= Lobcer. crab. Shnmp. Steeks. D1i1>f Speoials. Fn. s.
Set. Prma Rib. Ft.ii Sar 5. Wine Ult Caeuel Draa. 1-bn. Wlchee
11 D2.30 -Dinner Mon -Sat. From 5 a:pn. Vu, MNtwcerd,
Diners QJb Loc:atad At 1695 hi-. /we . (And 17CS.) Ne9r'
Blocktunr E.ntatawllTll!nt Colla Mele (714) 646-7944
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Meou Includes Sr.eek. Fr-.h FWI. Oiidca'l, 8Urgete & Selad8
Pnces Range From $3. 75 For Lunch & $8.25 for Dinner.
Holn: Mon.&t. Open, 11em For L.uneh. 4 :ocpm Mon,.fri.,
Denner 3:CQ>m. Set. & ~ .• Major 0'9CX Cerde ~·
L.ocated At 2300 Harber Bl. #31. COltll Meee (714) 1..g777
THE ARCHKS
The premium .... end -'cod hcxJMt in Cftnge Coone¥ sice
1922. Serwig lunch Man . .fi'i. 11 :3'llm until :!:CQJm. briner
seNed n'lt'rtlY until 1 :CDam. Locetlld on ~ BouliMw'd &
Coast I-wt 11'1 Newport Beactl, (714) 845-7077 .
FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1997
THAI SPICE
Voted by the Register readers, as eppe8"'8CI in the best of Q-ange
County 68CtlOn as "The Best Thai Food In Orange County.· Lunch.
dinner, cat.efing & takeout. 615 W 19th St Costa Mesa 548-
4333
THAI WAVE
Dine 111 or tak&out. Fast & free delrvery SeNlng lonch & dlnnee
Located et 211 62nd St. Newport Beech. Open 7 days e week
Visa, Mastel'c8rd & Amenc&n Express accepted. 645-3057
ROYAL KHYBER
llward winning cuisine of India. Open for lonch ~ 11:3Q.
2:CQ>m Cosed foC' lunch Sat •• Sunday brunch 11 :30-2:30
Dimer served from 5:3Q>m. Located et 1CXD Bnstol St Nordl
Cal now for resenrato1s 752.s2CD.
NIKI'S TANDOORI EXPRESS
Voted ttle # 1 ln<f1Br,i restaurant 1n Orange County. Open dally With
three locetlons to &ef'W yoo. Loceted et 3705 South Bnstol. (1
block north of South Coast Plaza) 8500595
THE CANNERY
HISU>nC VVaterlront Restaurant and Harbor Ovise CelltBr.
Hours: Mon.&t. 11:30am.2.00am. Sun. 10:CXlem-12·~.
All Map-D-edrt Cards. Ae$eNetions Suooested. Located at
3010 Lafayette Ave .. Newport Beach. CA 92663 (7141 675-
5777 F8JC 675-2510
NEWPORT LANDING
Waterfront Clll"llng, Set. & Son. ~ Brunch. Otnner
Menu $13 95. $1~.95. ~Bar Menu Serwd Al Dey
Hours 10.CXlem • 11 :~. Amax. Mastercard. V111e. Dinner
ReservlltlOnS Recommended l.oc8ted at 503 E. EdgewMer.
Belboe(714)675-2373
CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
Get hooked on the freshest fish t!IVSll&ble. Fresh Grilled fish.
seafood & chicken. Sandwlche&, salads. gMlfed plates & pest.a
specialtJe&. Open 6 days a week. Mon.·Thurs. 11 :CDama:~.
Fn. & Set 11 .CXJam.9:~ Located at 670 W. 17th Q #GB.
Costa Mesa (Wast d the new Treder Joes). (714) 64s.BB73
THE BLUE WATER' GRILL
Casual waterfront dining st ttle former 111t.11 d the hratonc Sea
Shant.y end Delaney's. FeanJnng fresh mesquit&g'lllad 688food, ~ bar and retail fish ma~et.. Full bar. Oger ~-Oinrng
patio. All rneior credit cards. Catemg available. Seabng upon
8rnlllll. Moderate>i pnc8d. l...ocated et S30 \Jdo Park OnW1 near
~Island. Open 7 days. lunch end dinner. (714) 675-f&t
SKEWERS
Restaurant/Brewery. Plzzll. Selad&, Blx'gers, Sendwichett &. Mah.
Locat.ed et 29B E. 17th St .. Unit B. Open Sunday-Thuredey
11 am-1 Q:>m. Fri-Sat 11 :CD&m 12:(Qlm. All Credit Cards
8CC8ptlld eiccept OiSOCMr. Retl«V8tlon& recommended
645-8459
THIE OLD SAIGON RESTAURANT
Fine Vietnamese dining. Next t.o Cerfe Jr. Serving 111N\entic
VlelnameSe CUISU18. Menu includes: V18tnemeSe egg role spring
rollll. old tr8dltional rice vermicellt with shrimp and fresh .
'V9g8tablea. Sepereta vegetanen ~ prepared in the tnldibonel
Budchet reapee. Hoora:11 :())am.9:~. ao.d Sunday,
V./M: eccapted. 271 Ent 17th St... Coat& Mesa. (714) 57 4-8460