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Home My WebLink About1997-06-06 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Costa Mesa wraps up spring drills Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 BUFFA Mind your Ps and Qs around Peter A CLEAN SWE.EP A short movie depicting a tossed-away cup's trail illustrates need for Back Bay care. .... , friends' warnings. The movie then follows the cup through the pipes to the bay, then concludes at Clean Harbor Day. MEverybody embraced the idea really enthusiastically," said Miller, a first-time chairman and longtime participant in the event. City officials are flilfilling a longtime request to get public bathrooms up to snuff. just getting through the traffic from place to place: Nieder- haus said. •And here our visitors tend to be a bit untidy -some- times we need shovels and hoses to clean the bathrooms.· By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Lisa Miller thought up a little story about some kids who learn that a styrofoam cup really can make its way from peing trash in the street to floa}ing in the bay. She thought it would make a nice educational movie, so she mentioned the idea to her fellow Clean Harbor Day organizers. Before she knew it, she was chairing the annual event as well as producing a video based on her story -with scenes from this year's clean-up effort on Saturday. The video's story begins with a group of kids playing baseball. I l ' 1 • • ' l I • l I I • I I ' ' I I ____ .," One of them throws a styrofoa.m cup down a storm drain and says he doesn't believe the cup will ever end up in the bay, despite his Now she's deluged with orga- nizational work, leaving little time to run her dredging compa- ny, Shellmaker lnc. She's expect- ing 600 volunteers to tum out for the 17 -year-old event, sponsored by the city and the Newport Har- bor Area Chamber of Commerce. Volunteers can show up at 8 a.m. at The Cannery restaurant to pick up their free T-shirts, trash bags and clean-up assignments. Certified scuba divers can dive for trash, while other volunteers •SEE BACK BAY PAGE 8 By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Dave Niederhaus knows summer has arrived when the complaints about the city's public restrooms start powing in. The city's general services director has been wanting to expand bis restroom-cleaning staff for about 10 years now. And thanks to a request by City Councilman John Noyes, he'll get another chance at it at Mon- day's council meeting. Niederhaus is recommending Felix Sanchez ls studying the U.S. Constitution for hls citizenship class. A p atriot emerges Sanchez studies for an upcom- ing test in his Costa Mesa home. For Felix Sanchez, being a U.S. citizen is only a matter of a piece of paper Story by CHRISTOPHER GOFFARD • Photos by BRIAN POBUOA COSTA MESA -All that stands between Felix Sanchez and being a full-fledged American is the thin piece of paper that makes it official. ln key respects, the 57-year-old who immigrated from Mexico in the 1960s has roots in the land and its ethos as deep as those of any native American. For 28 years he's worked in room service at the Balboa Bay Club in Newport Beach. He lives in a clean, modest home on East Wilson Street in Costa Mesa. His two children attended Newport Harbor High School. He became a perma- nent resident in 1974. • SEE SANCHEZ PAGE 8 the city hire three temporary employees to spend their work- days cleaning nothing but the city's busiest bathrooms: New- port Pier, Balboa Pier, Washing- ton Street. and east and west Corona del Mar. At the council's last meeting, Noyes asked city staff to report on bathroom cleanliness after he received several complaints. The beach and park restrooms suffer particularly during high-usage summer months as two employ- ees struggle to cover all of them, the staff report says. •They're kind-of overcome Restroom cleaners now tackle each facility twice a day, costing the city $129,000 each year. The account that covers overtime for the job is overdrawn by $8,000, the staff report says. The city maintains 92 restrooms, 52 of which are regularly used by the public. Niederhaus is also asking for a $20,000 supplemental budget request -a •wish list" item that isn't currently budgeted for next • SEE BATHROOMS PAGE 8 Parents rally for additional middle schools •Several hundred show up at district meetings to complain about plans for reopening campuses. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -About 100 people gathered at Wilson I Elementary on Thursday night and later another 225 filled a room at Davis Adult Educabon Center, many of them to send the same message to district offioals. We don't want more elementary schools, we want middle schools. 1 Many parents at the Wilson meeting who may be sending their elementary children to the reopened Rea Community Center agreed they wanted Rea to become a middle school instead because TeWinkle Middle School is too far away. "Most of the parents who are here ar~ here because they want a junior high," Wilson parent Guadalupe Ortiz said in Spanish. "Our children should conbntk to go to the neighborhood schools, go to local schools where they can walk to school,· sa id Whittier parent Eva Vunarin Jim McCann, who has t'' children at Pomona Elementdn said he was concerned that Rea will be opened without senmi ... renovauons, but that he would prefer Rea be an elementan school to take advantage of das"i size reduction. Parent Lebaa Hermann said many parents have problems helpmg out at TeWinkle and picking up their children, bul those problems could be solved l.f Rea was opened at a rruddle school "We need a junior high close1 to us," she sa\d. "Our neighbor- • SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 6 Students see iinprovelilent in grades a t Middle College • Sophomores enrolled at high school have reaped benefits of program. ment, yet lack of effort m reaching that potential m ninth grade, saJd Tom Jacobson, dlrector of sec- onddl')' educauon for the school dlslnct "The). m fact. are performing By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Piiot on a tugher level [m the pro- gram)," Jacobson said. ·we look NEWPORT-MESA -Grades 1 forward to contmued unprove- are improving for the majority of ment " sophomores in a new high school Four students saw more than a program hosted at Orange COdst one-point gamin their grade point College. averages, and 83% showed some The 41 sophomores participat-improvement ing in the first year of the Middle At OCC. the students are College High School saw a .41 I taught thelf core academic classes jump in grade point averages I by Newport-Mesa Unified School between the second semester of DtStnct teachers m the morning. their freshman year and the first Then they take two college elec- semester of this year. Uves m the afternoon The students were chosen for Jacobson said the flexibility, the program on the basis of their potential for academic aclueve-• SEE GRADES PAGE 8 Resh infection claims life of longthne Newport resident r---~-------~---~--------------------~~~~--~---------~~--------~------~~-~~ t • Real estate magn~te Mark Crutchfield, 38, learned of infection just days before his death. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Piiot Mark Crutchfield, a 32-year Newport Beach resident and sail- ing community mainltoy, died Sundoy in o Seottle hospital after a scratch on his leg turned .into a quick and fatal bout with a strep infection. He W/!I 48. Mr. Crutchfield fell ill last week while o a businea trip in fore his death. Seattle. After going to the hos- pital for treat- ment, he learned a strep infection had imbedded in bis flesh through a cut on his leg. Antibiotic treat- ments couldn't reach the bacte- ria, and the ill- ness caused him two strokes be- Mr. Crutchfield became promi- nent in the West Coast real estate • SEE CRUTCHFIELD PAGE I l\l>L\ AROUND TOWN ....... 5 CHECK IT OUT ...•..••. 2 CLASSIFIED ........... 13 COMMENTS ........... 3 POLICE FILES •..•••..••. 2 PUBLIC NOTICES ••..... 11 SPORTS ••.•...•...•.• 9 WEATHER ............. 2 I ,_,A II \'Jlll,111 until the Corona del Mar Scenic SK. Did you know that David (Earthwalk- er) Kunst. the man who walked around the world, will be In this yeer's r1ee? To register or for more information, c,11 644-3151 . Wanning up for CdM SK eoo1er weather l expected today l With more than 1,000 runners already reg- istered for the Corona del Mar SK on Satur- day, organizers still want to get the word out about a new addition to the 16th annual event-a 1K run for kids. •tt•s a healthy good time," co-chairman Bob Hogue sald. "It's an amazing show of community spirit." Hogue said preparations for the race are going •like clockwork," and he expect! this year to be the SK's smoothest run in his eight years of helping with it. He expects more than 3,000 partidpa.nts to show up for the race, with registration begin· rung at 6:30 a.m. Sat\irdey above the Corona del Mar State BeeCb pcklng lot. Proceeds beneftt the city's youth programs and Corona de1 Man beeutiftaldon progrmL. and tomorrow. That~ great ii you're~ in the Corona del Mar Scenk SK. but a dtog II • you•wan1eo ~u..,.. ,..,. ...... ·------·· L------~----~-------·-~----~-~-~-----~~--~~~--~~----~---~--~--• • FRIDAY., JUNE 6, 1997 {·-• r--I • I I ~cfrv IDITOI TINA 10 GAnA, I I I • : check it out ' I I tf ake your trip tick With library guides I ' I I ·w ith vacation season under way, many , hands-on travelers dre >tUng summer itineraries. h<'r,f?ver yours leads, you'll Id planning resources at New- " t h ciJ 1es :For •ise ~1ded •road. vewJt- ,.., Trav- < itudes" >Vide 1hly Udl trtical orma- , r,i, sight- ··ing lips r) histori- 1 n~ckg1 ound about places d !>tghts. lndjv1dual volumes tis on numerous European •inh ies and cities, as well as a 111 'U .S. destinations. Look for lor photos dnd cutaway 1llus- 1 wns of ma1o r sights and •Australia for Women• and "Tramping in New Zealand.• Spectacular color photos illu- minate Jakarta's skyline and other highlights of the world's largest archipelago in "Indone- sia.• Wonders of the Seventh Con- tinent are covered in • Antarcti- ca,· covering wildlife, environ- mental issues, and urban and scientific bases in the loneliest land. For seafarers, there's "Field- ing's Guide to Worldwide Cruis- es 1996," listing best ships for families, top adventure vessels, most romantic ships and best ships for singles. For adventur- ous sailors, there's "Ford's Freighter Travel Guide," offer- ing tips for steamship travel on the world's waterways. If the Far East beckons, there's practical advice plus insight into Japanese thinking and culture in "Japan As It Is." Additional anec- dotal information can be gleaned from "'Ii'av- Newport 8eachlC.osca Mesa o.ily Pi.lot ' BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT ~d1ls dbout architecture. 1!>eums, lodgmg. restaura nts, '>tne, shoppmg and currency I he color-coded pages of elers' Tales Hong Kong," a primer that maps the per- sonal side of Par East travel, and "The Silk Road," a stunning Orange Coast College student Bunita Sawhney was recently appointed student trustee for the Coast Community College District. 1S8 m-depth gwdes. )\lined at Angloptules who ~ also literary sleuths is "Mys- ~ .Reader's Walking Guide: 'don.· There a re 11 walking ~' each Listing distance, IJt~w-ants and places of inter- SPEAKING FOR · HER PEERS . C~any connected to great • · ~ctive stories), plus bibliogra- 1 ~$ of related books. Also for 'rt(riqy pilgrims, "Literary Lon- .f, ti:"-features word-walks '111'1\igh haunts of Sherlock i'~es, '~les • >~k~ns, fl~ •i4i and il et real 1tll 1icli-~rits. }ii~nd ~s· li~htful ~al 11>~ vis- ~garitis, pseums (} Other attracllons throughout ~ Bntain. ~se bound for pdrts Down (ti~ can find guiddnce in Iii ,: ,. • I i. I .. pictorial journey through a land where civilizations meet. For action-seekers, "Adven- ture Holidays 1997" features get- aways in cycling, hiking, air sports, water sports and other outdoor thrills. Those with more epicurean inclinations will find guidance for experiencing Italy's trattorias, markets and food fairs in •Italy for the Gourmet Traveler." No matter where you're going, you'll need to pack. Learn how to take just what you need in one or two bags in •Tue Packing Book.• Finally, find out what to do when things go wrong with "Trouble-Free Travel," written to help travelers of all ilks keep a dream trip from turning into a vacation nightmare. • CHECK IT OUT is written by the s1aff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Claudia Peter- man. POLICE FILES .. • " ti (OSTAMESA By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot As the newly named student trustee for the Coast Community College District, OCC student Bunita Sawhney is preparing her- seU for the responsibility of being the student voice for, three col- leges. "Most people don't know what (the student trustee position) is or that it exists," said the 18-year-old Newport Beach resident. "I want to let students know that the posi- tion exists and we are a voice to the board. The student trustee is their way of making a difference.• Sawbney, who will be sworn in on June 11 during the next district meeting, became familiar with the position aft.er her older sister became the student trustee at the Saddleback Community College District. The OCC business major is presently researching current dis- trict issues. "I think it should be an incred- ible learning experience," Sawh- OCC's Bunita Sawhney has been named the student trustee for the Coast Community College District "I want to let students know that the position exists and we are a voice to the board. The student trustee is their way of making a diif erence. .. " -BUNITA SAWHNEY ney said. •1 expect to meet a lot of interesting people." The Corona del Mar High School graduate said she is anx- ious to learn more about shared governance, getting to know her fellow board members and other trustees throughout the state. "I think, generally, the district is very strong and the students are incredible," she said. "I think • OCC and the other colleges are progressing very well. They are just expanding and going in the right direction.• As a member of the Inter-Club Council and Coast Diversity Club at OCC, Sawhney has been very involved with her school during her first year at the community college. She is also involved with a obituary youth camp at a religious organi- zation where she teaches reli- gious hymns to girls, and partici- pates as a youth and govenunent advi~er for the YMCA Newport- Cosla Mesa chapter where she teaches kids about the legal sys- tem and how to partake in mock government meetings. After just completing 18 semesters last semester, Sawbney will be taking 11 units during the summer and most likely tackling another 19 units in the fall in order to complete the rigorous require- ments to transfer to UC Berkeley -her ideal college -within two yea.rs. Although she admits she sees a busy schedule ahead of her, Sawhney said she finds every- thing she does worth her time and adding her new trustee position to the list of things to accomplish is another challenge for her. "There is definitely a lot of pressure, but it's very exciting,· she said. "It's neat knowing that I'm a connection between the board and the students." f falrview Road: A bottle of whiskey worth S 11 99 was stolen from a conve- wience store in the 2200 block. tLAnahelm Avenue: A potential burglar left muddy sneaker prints after tweaking into a home 1n the 1800 block but stole nothing. Former Hoag Hospital doctor Richard Kredel dies at 90 If~ Verde Drive: S800 worth of damage was done when someone tried ~break rnto a restaurant rn the 1500 block. ~ Ptacenti• Avenue: Speakers worth S 179 were stolen from a car parked 1n &,. 2200 block with an unlocked window. \Bristol Street: Computer equipment worth S6,500 was stolen from a busi-~ess in the 2900 block There was no sign of forced entry. N9VPOR'T BEACH J-iOine Avenue: A potential burglar threw two rocks through the window jl(a business in the 3100 block, then left fresh blood drops on the ground tfter apparently tryrng to reach through the shattered window. Nothing was ""Olen. ( CaNI Street: An IRS refund check of undetermined value was stolen from 1 -ni>me in the 400 block. • )Nnt C>aNin Front: A bicycle, watch and other equipment were stolen ;.-0tn the back yard of a home in the 3000 block. 1 Channel Road: Jewelry and other property worth Sl,079 were stolen from "° unlocked car parked in the 2200 bl6ck i West Pacific Coast Hlghw•y: Property worth S 1,000 was stolen from a ~OJiness In the 2800 block. The door was pried open. ·---.-"' . Richard Kredel, a former Newport Beach doctor and long- time Corona deJ Mar resident, died Thursday of pneumonia at Hoag Hospital. He was 90. A Pittsburgh native and 37- year Irvine Terrace resident, Dr. Kredel served as head of the raruology department at Hoag Hospital beginning in 1961. He also helped found Hoag Hospi- tal's 552 Club. He graduated from Syracuse University, then earned his med- ical degree from Thomas Jeffer- son University in 1935. He worked as a resident at the Uni- versity of Chicago and New York Hospital at Cornell University. He served in the U.S. Navy Medical Corps during World War ll, earning the rank of lieutenant commande r before his 1946 dis- charge. Dr. Kredel married Margaret Boyd in 1946. The couple settled in Pasadena, where he began his medical practice. He headed the L.A. Radiological Society as its president in 1957 and the Pasadena Medical Society as its president in 1958. Alter moving to Newport Beach, Dr. Kredel became an READERS HOTLINE 642-6086 Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No news stories, lllustratk>ns, edito- rial matter or advertisements herein can be ~produced with- oot written permlulon of copy- right owner. WEATHER VOL 91, NO. 12.4 Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips. ADDRESS Our addr~s is 330 W. Bay St., Cma Mesa. Calif 92627. 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Donations in his name can be sent to Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian or the Methodist Hospital Foundation, attn: Kathy Kredel Nursery School, 300 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia, Calif. 9 1Q07. The school was founded in 1958 in memory of Dr. Kredel's d aughter. MICHAEL V. ELAMtt.0. COSMETIC SURO£~ CALL TODAY FOR FREE CONSULTATION (714) 721-1113 Newport Beach/Co ta Mesa Daily Pil0< Just y iz speling so clifacult? Poor spelling. It makes me crazy. Notice I didn't say misspelling. Everyone misspells a word now and then. But hear me well. It better be •now and then.• For Pete's sake, Pete, what got under your saddle? OK, I'll tell you. The National Spelling Bee was held in Washington, D.C. last week -always a nos- talgic event for me. In grade school, I was one mean speller. No one could lay a diphthong on me. In 1960, I was the All- Bronx Spelling Champion. A few weeks later, it was on to Manhattan and the citywide competition. There I was, on the Lexington Avenue line, lulled into a dreamlike state by the gentle rocking of the subway -visions of orthographic conquests danc- ing in my head. First the Big Apple, then the Empire State, then the biggest bee of them all. Holy cow, that's me! JFK is shaking my hand on the steps of the Capitol. The Gold Medal is around my neck and flash bulbs are popping everywhere. Great dream, except for one little problem. The All-Brooklyn Champion. I can still see her wire-rim glasses, two perfectly braided pigtails, and that smirk. Queens, Manhattan, and Staten Island had all been buzzed off the stage. It was just the two of us. Brooklyn and The Bronx. ·Mas- ter Buffa," the moderator droned, "the first word is yours." "Wait a minute,• I thought, "why do I go ftrst? Why doesn't Pippi Longstockings go first?" The moderator read the word. (I can't tell you what 1t was. It's too traumallc.) I glanced at Miss BrookJyn. She smirked. I asked for a defirution even though I knew perfectly well what it meant. It was a stall. I was in trouble and Miss BrookJyn knew it. I forced each letter out slowly, deliberately, hoping against hope my voice wouldn't crack. Especially not in front of her. I was almost there, just one mo ... BUZZZZ! Miss Brooklyn's smirk was now a full-on smile. She spelled the word carefully, over-enunci- ating each letter like a sugar- coated arrow through the heart. Game over. I didn't know it at the time, but it would be my last spelling bee. Like a batter who's been hit in the face. I was never the same. Bottom line, I became manic about spelling. No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper ms IN... Daily Pilot s2000 Start-Up • 12 Week Plan EXP.S/Jtm COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES peter buff a . Thirty seven years later, I am appalled at how many people cannot spell. And we're not just talking about school kids. We're talking about businessmen and women, attorneys, civil servants, doctors, reporters and yes, VJce presidents. Interestingly. a com- mon thread can be found among poor spellers. The majority are below 40. Aha, Watson, where does this lead us? It leads us, Holmes, to my least favorite period in American rustory - the 60s. Please. Don't get me started. "U it feels good, do it," was the rallying cry of the Flower Chil- dren. Unfortunately, the Age of Aquarius was also built on the converse -"U it doesn't feel good, don't do it." Within a few years, multipli- cation tables and spelling drills were run out of schools on a rail along with Dick, Jane and Spot. See Spot run from the mob. My, how fast Spot runs! By the mid- 80s, the deep thinkers who decided that teaching spelling was just too stressful for young minds gave their wacky theory a name -"whole language.• Don't waste time on outdated nonsense like spelling drills and sentence structure. Kids will pick up written language skills as naturally as they do oral skills! Great idea. And today? The average col- lege student has the written lan- guage skills of an eighth-grader in 1965. Most outrageous of all, some academics suggest that we shouldn't criticize or constrain children from "invented spelling " such as "You army best friend." ls this just a bad dream? I em a frayed knot. Just last month, Springfield, Massachusetts can- celed its annual spelling bee because it was "too stressful" for the kids. By the way, if you think the Spell Check program on your PC will save you, keep in mind it would detect no prob- lem with the following. "Due you know witch won is rite?" So who won the 1997 Nation- al Spelling Bee? Thirteen year- old Rebecca Sealfon won in the 23rd round by spelling "euonym." lt means "appropri- ate name," as in "Johnny Stac- cato is a euonym for a musi- cian.• And where is Rebecca from? Right you are. Brooklyn. Can you spell "Brooklyn?" Easy. "r-e-i-n-c-a-r-n-a-t-i-o-n." I got- ta ' go. • PETER BUFFA 1s mayor of Costa Mesa His column runs on Fridays. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 •• Today's youth, tomorrow's leaders •Teens vying for seats on city youth committee will get a taste of the job at mock meeting. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Although city officials last month shut down the underage rughtclub Club Bounce, about 17 teenagers will convene today at City Hall to discuss the case ~nd make their own determination. The young people, ages 14 to 18, are participating in the dis- cussion in hopes of 'being selected for a new city youth committee. About e ight to 10 teens will be chosen to serve on the conuruttee followmg today's session. City Counctlwoman Libby Cowan has been talkmg about forming a aty Youth Advtsory Committee since she cam- paigned for office last fall Today she will finally see her vision come to life. •1 am really happy that the council approved the idea,• said Cowan, who ddded some stuaents were very passionate about wanting to serve on the committee. "I am looking for- ward t o the comrruttee's input on projects such as the farm property and TeWmkJe Park." Cowan, as the counctl liaison to the committee, will take its recommendallon to the City Council for cons1derahon. JUSt l.J.ke any other comnuttee I The city has committees that represent other segments of the population, includmg seniors But the youth of the community holds the city's future in its hdnds, said Counctlman Joe Encksqn •Young people need to real- 1 ize that the oty is ·all of us,• Enckson said. "It's not just peo- 1 ple sitllng in suits and ties in big chairs And w particular, the young people have a lot at stake I tn the city. They could be here a lot longer." Richard Brunett, recreation superVJsor for the Community Services Department, said the meeting will be conducted like any other committee meeting. The members will debate the pros dnd cons of the topic and formuldte d final deasion or rec- ommendallon to City Council. The tndugural meeting will take pldce beginrung 4 p.m ms1de Conference Room 1-A. Fees for· show wagon may lessen for some • Costa Mesa officials are considering loaning the portable stage to youth groups for free. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -City Coun- cil members are considering making a policy that would allow youth groups to use the city's show wagon W1thout having to pay a steep $250-a-day tee The proposal, discussed at d recent City Council meeting. cam e about after Costa Mesd officials received yet dnothcr request to have the fees waived from a local Little League group. City Councilwoman Libby Cowan suggested the city Wdtvc the daily $250 fee but continue to charge a $32 pickup and delivery fee as well as a $100 deposit to cover city costs. A council dec1- s1on last fall allows the clly to waive the fees for governmental agencies such as schools "My direction was, let's explore a way for youth groups of our community to have access to this for theu local events,• Cowdn said. "And $250 a day is d lot of money for these youth groups." The show wagon stage, which 1s 16-by-34 feet, is used most oft en dunng the summer months for events such as the Lions Club Fish Fry, Neighbors for Neigh- bors and for Special Olympics events put on by Fd.lrVlew Devel- opmental Center. \ ,-. e FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 Newport Beach/C.osta Mesa Daily Pilot !-New reading program comes t.o library BD llY SPACB • Families for Literacy will be offered at the ~city's downtown branch "st\uting in the fall. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A pilot lit· eracy program tested by the. Orange County Public Library System in Westminster will be foffered at the downtown Costa •Mesa library starting in Decem· •ber. ·we feel it's a very valuable ~ Al the May 29 meeting of the Ord nge County. Fair Conunittee ancl Board of Directors. the follow- iug actions were taken: • Discussion about the non- s1noking policy at the Arlington Theater, resulting in a decision to keep the ban in place without any !fPloking sections. • •: lnstitution of a $20 daily fee ~-freedom of expression groups flt the fair for administration lawn ~a,tibns and $15 for arena loca- ~os . • program and wanted to~ it to all county residents, said Amy McHatton, an outreach spedalist for Families for Utera· cy, which also will be offered at libraries in Garden Grove and Laguna Niguel. The program gives one.on· one instruction to parents, teaching them to read and how to select appropriate reading materials for their children. It also emphasizes the importance of reading to youngsters, McHatton said, adding that reading becomes habitual when it ic; introduced to young chil- dren. Fair board roundup •Requirement of proof of liabil- ity and worker's compensation insurance to obtain a space for freedom of expression exhibitors. • Additional locations and canopy. table and chairs for free- dom of expression exhibitors. • Requirement of freedom of Beautiful Hair! Perm & Cut $50 Weave &. Cut $50 Men's Cut $15 Reg.$75 Reg.SSS Reg. $20 ·•1th lh11 ;d · !Jwia Ha11 Etrra • Nf'tl ClltlllS !Mly • Sp.rats Net Included • Wt uu only profusiooal products: Coldwell • Redken • Paul Mitchell • Nexxus •Sebastian • Framesi Offer Expires 06/30/97 • Bring this ad ftlE SALON I Open 7 days I • 2981 Bristol St. #B3 Costa Mesa Baker/Bristol Tbe literacy program. operat- ed under ltHd/Oruge County, will be available to adulD wbo have cbildJm up to tl, lbe Mid. The dty'• Pead program already bu nJne parents enrolled in its one-on~one tutoring classes who might be ellgtb1e for the new program, she Mid. McHatton said statistics show there are 350,000 to 450,000 Orange County adults who are considered functionally illiter- ate. At least 62% of that popula· tion are native English speak· ers. For more information about the program, call 566-3070. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT An extra long leash gfves this beach dog room to explore near· the Newport Pier. expression exhibitors to follow the same guidelines as Orange Coun- ty Building Exhibitors. • Continuation of a requirement for exhibitors to have permit from California Highway Patrol. Teacher suspected of having sex with student A Costa Mesa man who teach- es al Cypress High School was arrested Tuesday on allegations he had sex with a 17-year-old female student, authorities said. ter, said Cypress Police Lt. John Schaefer. lution of the case. "It appears the sexual relation- ship has been going on over the last year to a year and a half," Schaefer said. • Recognition of applications for freedom of expression booths from Child Evangelism Fellowship of Orange, Orange County People for Animals of Irvine, First Church of Christ Scientist of Orange and The Committee to recall Judge Nancy Weiben-Stock. Police arrested Clifford Scofield stands accused of unlawful sexual acts with a minor and child molestation, Schaefer said. He said Scofield was released Tuesday on $10,000 bail, and the school has placed him on a leave of absence pending reso- Scofield will be arraigned in West Orange County Municipal Court on July 30, he said. Scofield, 55, after the girl's moth- er found revealing letters the sci- ence teacher wrote to her daugh- Device May Increase Gas Mileage by 22 % BOSTON -National Fuelsaver Corp. of Boston has developed a low cost automotive accessory called the Platinum Gasaver which is guaranteed to increase gas mileage by 22% while meeting al l federal and state emission standards. With a simple connection to a vacuum line, the Gasaver adds microscopic quantities of platinum to the air-fuel mixture entering the engine. Platinum has the unique ability to make non-burning fuel bum. With platinum in the flame zone, you increase the peTcentage of fuel burning in the engine from 68% to 90%. Normally that additional 22% of the fuel would only claimed by the developer." burn when it came in contact In addition to government with the platinum surfaces of confirmation of its fuel saving the catalytic converter. claims, the Gasaver has received Unfortunately, the converter patents for raising gasoline process takes place outside of octane, and has been approved the engine, where the energy for reducing emissions to produced cannot be harnessed acceptable levels. to drive the vehicle. Joel Robinson, the developer, But with platinum in the commented: "We've been combustion· chambers, 22% selling Gasavers for many more of each gallon burns years. To our surprise, as inside the engine so that 22% many people buy the Gasaver fewer gallons are required to because it extends engine life drive the same distance. (by cleaning out the abrasive After studying this process carbon deposits) as buy it to for five years, the government increase gas mileage." concluded: "Independent testing For further information call: shows greater fuel savings 1-800-LESS-GAS with the Gasaver than the 22% 1-800-537-7427 This advertisement appeared originally as editorial material in another newspaper. -By Christopher Goffard TEST DATA The government studied te st data on vehicles made by several auto makers. Listed below is the data from a fleet of 15 identical 5-litcr vehicles. Vehidt' M.P.C. M.P.G. 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Call Today for Your 99~ Cable TV Connection! 1·118·C~MCAST (1·111·166-1171) •Save an extra $10.00 off your first month of service with any HBO or Cinemax Starpackl @) ~~~!?.~!'..!". Offer avai~a?le in Comcast serviceable areas only. $.99 Connection offer good for All yo.x t£1eviston setsl Offer good thru July 5, 1997. Other restrictions mey apply. ( • • Newport 8elk.h/Cosc~ Men Daily Pilot TODAY VARIETY SHOW "On Center Stage,• the 1997 vc10ety show, will be held at 7 P m. at lhe Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W 19th St. Cost is $15 edch or $25 for two. For more mformauon, call 645-2356. ARTIST RECEPTION The Newport Beach City Hall Gallery presents a reception for artists whose work was selected for the Spnng 1997 Orange Coun- ty Artist Juried Exhibit from 5:30 to 7·30 p.rn . at 3300 Newport Blvd. At 6:30 p.m . Mayor Jan Debay will present a ·Purchase Award" to an artist whose work will become part of the city's per- manent collection. For more infor- mallon, Cdll 717-3870. BREAKFAST MEETING The Home Office and Business Opportunities Association's next "Buy Your Own Breakfast Meet- mg" is scheduled from 8:30 to 9.45 a.m at Carrow's Restaurar.t, 5 180 Birch St . Newport Beach. t>.lembers are free and others pay $5. Reservdtions are required at 962-2322. SATURDAY FISHING DAY Upper Newport Bay Ecologi- cal Reserve and Regional Park at Shellmaker Island is the site for this year's Free Fishing Day from 8 a.tn. to 3 p.m. RoC:.s and reels are provided and no license is required Free Fishmg Day is designed to emphasize angler etrucs and safety, a,nd to demon- slfdle how knowledge of fish biology and habitat can lead to a successful llshino experience. For more information, ca11 640- 6740. BOAT AUCTION Orange Coast College con- ducts its annual boat aucl.Jon and marine gear sale from 7 a m. to 1 p m. at the Coast Community Col- lege D1stnct Office, 1370 Adams Ave . Costa Mesa. The auction wm feature an array of trailerable sail and power boats. dinghies, tnflatables, ~1c1Tdware. salls. elec- tronic eql¥''pment, ngging and more. A hf;t of boats and equip- ment for Selle 1s available by call- ' lng OCC's Sailing Center at 645- 9412. PADDLE POWER Paddle Power presents its Annual Expo and Anniversary Sale, benefiting the Newport Aquatic Center's Juniors Kayak and Canoe Program, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. Admission fee is $7 for adults and $3 for children under age 12. For moTe informa- tion, call 675-1215. CAREER TRANSmON The Career Ministry of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church presents the 11th annual Career 1Tansition Seminar from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Dierenfield at 600 St Andrews Road, Newport Beach. Practical presentation and per- sonal direction will be offered for those seeking career changes. new challenges or locating a responsible position in a tough job market. For more information, call 574-2239. CAT SHOW Library offers a free program called ~Tools tor Dealing with Change• at noon m the Fnends' Meetmg Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The program will foclli on developing skills for accepting mevitable life changes, as well as tools for instigating pos1t1ve change. Por more mformdl.Jon, call 717-3801 PROFESSIONAL WOMEN The South Coast Business und Professional Women's next lun- cheon topic will be ~Whdt Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Hormones (as they relate to)· Buth Control, PMS, Fertility and Menopause" from. 11 30 a.m to 1 p.m at the Wyndham Gdrden Hotel. 3350 A\.enue ol the Arts. Costa Mesa Cost 1s $17 for mem- bers and $22 for guests. To RSVP, call 472-4666 ATTENTION FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 DIVORCE TALK The law offices of Lisa A Can- cio offers a free seuunar on ·Divorce-What to Expect How to Proceed" at 6.30 p.m. at 881 Dover Dnve, Suite 300, Newport Beach. To reserve space, call 574-0866. CONSULTS SEMINAR Merrill Lynch offers a "Consults Serruncir" at noon at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For reservations, ca.11517-0183. WEDNESDAY PINOCCHIO ~tanners Elementary School presents Pinocduo at 7 p .m. at 2100 Manners Dnve, Newport 1 Bearh Tickets cost $3. For more m1om1allon, call 642-9429. SEA EXPLORER Sea Explorer Ship -Del Md.I 711 of Orange County will meet JUICE DEMO The best of the beit among the nation's top show cats will be featured clurtng the Cat Panders' Assod.atton cat show Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admlssion ls $7 for adults and SS for children, senior dttzens and mWtary. Kids under age 8 are admttted free with an adult For mott lnformatton, call (800) 400..CATS. Coastlme Coumelmg Center offers an Attenlton Deficit Disor- der workshop called "Are You Boring?" from 7 to 9 pm at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Admission is $20 For more information, cdll 476-0991 I at 7 p.m. at the Sea Explorer Sea. Mother's Market offers a "Green Power Juice Demo" from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 631-4741. Blvd .. Newport Beach. Course fee is $25. For reservations, call 631- 3623. nation's top show cats will be fea- tured during the Cat Fanciers' Association cat show from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa •Mesa. Adrrussion is $7 for adults and $5 for children, senior citizens and military. Kids under age 6 are admitted free with an adult. For more information, call (800) 400- CATS. Base, 1931 W Coast Highway, Newport Beach For more in.for - mallon, Cdll 642-8503 COMPUTER CLUB Orange Coast College's Orange Apple Computer Club will meet from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in room 214 of OCC's Chemistry Building. Forums for beginners are held at 8 a .m. Annual mem- bership fe~ is $30. For more infor- mation, call 770-1865. USED BOOKS To finance the Children's Swn- mer Reading Program for cllil- dren, Friends of the Costa Mesa Libraries will hold a used book sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Downtown Library, 1855 Park Ave. Costa Mesa. For more information, call 646-8845. ANNUmES Courtlandt Financial Group offers a free workshop on MUnder- standing Armuities" from 10 to 11 a.m. at the University Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 251-6901. CPR CLASS Fitness Concepts. Inc. offers a CPR class from 8 a.m. to noon at Hoag Hospital, 301 Newport SUNDAY BACK BAY EXCURSION Paddle Power offers an excur- sion into the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve from 9 a .m. to noon in Newport Beach. The trip will begin with a brief kayakmg lesson and will continue with a program designed to lead you in an exploration of the estuary. Cost is $40. For more information, call 675-1215. CONCERT The Cultural Arts Committee of Temple Bat Yahm presents "From the Bima to Broadway" at 7:30 p.m. at 1011 Camelback, Newport Beach. 1ickets are $12 to $36. For more information, call 644-1999. CAT SHOW The best of the best among the TUESDAY LEADS CLUB The Leads Club Newport Coast forming chapter lS having an informational meetJ.ng at 7 a.m. at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 New- port Blvd., Costa Mesa. The Leads Club is an international organization providing an effec- tive marketing approach to increase a business through net- working. For more information, call 722-6160. LIFE CHANGES The Newport Beach Central Shop. Compare. House Of lm~rts U1-aoo MERCEDEs tD On May 28, Mesa Consolidated Water District filed a lawsuit against your water company to prevent it from merging with the Irvine Ranch Water District. This action, taken two days before the \ 1close of IRWD's tender offer, attempts to circumvent the will of the majority of Santa Ana Heights customers who have tendered their s~ares and approved this merger. The lawsuit, which we believe has absolutely no merit, will : • del~y payment of $1, 100 per share to the Santa Ana Heights Water Company shareholders; I •' run up legal fees for the Santa Ana Heights customers • incur legal, special consultant and other fees for Mesa customers Irvine Ranch Water District stands ready to pay the sharehold- e11s of the Santa Ana Heights Water Company $1 , 100 for each share of stock. We transferred $4.2 million to U.S . Trust and . . planned to mail checks by June 11. However, Mesa's latest round of interference prevents us from doing so. We truly regret this delay and assure you that the checks will be distributed as soon as this interference is resolved and we can complete the merger process. .. IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT - • • FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 b rief ly in t he news lttfAKFAST FORUM The Inside Edge offers a breakfdst seminar called "Alche- my a nd Metamorphosis: Stepping Into the Future Through the Past• ftom 6.30 to 6:30 a.m. at Scott's Restaurtlnt, 3300 Bristol, Costa Me d . fotrst llrne guests pay $20 apd othNs pay $35. Por reserva- tions. edit 460-424 2. CRIBBAGE CLUB The Newpbrt Beach Parks and Recredt ton Cribbage Club meets at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Center, 800 Mtlryuente Avenue, Corona de! MrU For more information, CdU 642-0 176 COMPUTER FRIENDS . < '0111puter Fnends will meet at 1 µ m 111 the mulllpurpose room or tlw 0dSIS Seruor Center, 600 Mdfqut•11te Ave .. Corona del Mar. Tiu:•r°c• l'i d $2 chdrge For more tnI0111ldt1011. caU 642-6553 BOOK DISCUSSION 1 lw Newport Beach Public L1b1 ct ty roundalton offers a Book D1s1"US~t011 Group at 9 a.m. on m thP Fric.•nds Meeung Room a t the ~Centrnl Library, 1000 Avocado Avl'. NPwport Beach. The book to he discussed 1s "The Palace TI1iPI" by Ethdn Ctlni n. Admis- sion is frN• Fo1 more mformation, call 717-38!-lO. CHERNOBYL The Exchange Club of Orange Co<t<it oflc.•rs a fund -ra1smg lecture Cd II NI "Understanding Cher- nobyl" ol Bdhta Connthian Yacht Club, lbOI Bayside Dnve, Corona dC>I l\.lctr Cos( 1s $15 For reserva- tJOn'i, Cdll b75-9023 THU RSDAY CAREER NETWORK 1lw n<'xt (ree Career Network meehny lor U1ose unemployed will be c1t 7 30 p.m. m the Stewart Loungt• ut St. Andrew's Presbyter- idit Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newpor1 Bedrh. For more informd- bon, call 57 4-2239. RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY Wltert Yew Dtlar (even M«tl 1922 HARIOR llVD~ COSTA MESA • S48· I I S6 STOCK MARKET Orange Coast College otters a workshop on •How to Select Winning Stocks" from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in OCC's Student Cen- ter classroom. Registration fee is $29 and includes materials. For more information, call 432-5880. FINANCIAL AID Orange Coast College's Finan- cial Aid Office is hosting a series of eight manda tory financial aid orientation sessions from 9 to 11 a.m., 11 a.m. to 1 p.m ., 1 to 3 p.m . and 3 to 5 p.m. today and Aug. 26 in OCC's Robert B. Moore The- atre . The orie ntations a re designed for those receiving financial aid at OCC for the first time. For more information, call 432-5508. PINOCCHIO Mariners Elementary School presents Pinocchio at 7 p.m. at 2100 Mariners Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets cost $3. For more information, call 642-94 29. SMART CREDIT Merrill Lynch offe rs a free seminar on "Using Smart Credit to Build Your Business" at 7:30 a .rn. at The Center Club , 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mes(\. To RSVP, call (800) 251-0792. LUNCHEON SEMINAR Smith Barney in Fashion Island offers a luncheon seminar discussing "The Strategic Driven Investment Style" at noon at the Ritz RestauranJ, 860 Newpo rt Center Drive, Ne wport Beach. For more information, call 717- 5464. JUNE 13 INVENTOR'S FORUM Orange Coast College offers the next inventors forum titled •Profit Through InventingH from 7:30 to 10 p.m . in room 101 of OCC's Sci- ence Lecture Hall. The featured topic is "Business Plans that Achieve Results." Registration fee ~ ~ ---------· -. -. -- l 'I l\llll t>C O''ll 11 \llCI' t Phone calh and lettm "'nit en on rnur bthalt. Document~ rev1e11icd for frc~ ·Retain an auome~ for !he entire ~(ar for ooh $YO. ~ ~ !!; !I _________________________ ,, " United Legal Pro,idrrs 1-1183-488-LAW I " c is SS for members and $15 for guests For more information, call 432-5880. ONGOING SMOKERS The Nicotine Anonymous fel- lowship wants to help men and women who smoke to quit and rem a in smoke-free. Call 650- 2713 for the local evening meet- ings nearest you. HELP LINE A priva te telephone consulta- tion is offered at no charge from 7 to 8 p.m. every Monday. Talk with a professional about difficulties in your life by calling 759-0357. NETWORK ER The Tuesday Morning Net- worker group shares leads from 7 to 6 a .m. every Tuesday at Mimi's Cafe, 1635 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information , caJJ 215-2903. SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-income fami- lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport Beach area can obtain free US DA surplus food from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m . the second Friday of each month in the rear parking lot or the C hurch of Christ on 740 W. Wilson St .. Costa Mesa. Bring picture identification. For more information, call 650-8236. MESA EMERGENCY Mesa Emergency Service Amateur Communication offers the opportunity for Ham Radio ope rators to participate in the City of Costa Mesa's Radio Ama- teur C ivil Emergency Service organizati on Weekly ne ts are held a t 7:20 p.m. on 117.060 mhz. Monthly meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of the month a t 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Poli ce De partme nt. For more information, call 754-7045. ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT The Alzheime r's Association ATTORNEY 1 i: • . " i~.' l' ·-, j ! · .. I • l i ' I ' i ' ' : ' : : ' -. ~ i ( \ ; I '·, l \ \ \ . ' ( : ·, ' ' ', I FREE PHONE ADVICE CIGARS CIGARS CIGARS CIGARS CIGARS CIGARS Tinder Box Premium Cigars O llR LO WES T f'RICES OF T U E SEASO N Ends June 6 • Arturo Fuente •Ashton • Avo • Butera • Credo • D avidoff • Diamond Crown • Dunhil/ • Fonseca • Griffin • Macanudo :i£. ) y~.Jla11 Outlet • Montecristo • Padron • Partagas • Playboy • Santa Rosa • Zina HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Humidors by Elie Bleu Crystal Court South Coast Plaza Mon r 11 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 )30 f .1st 17th St Costa Mesa ·t RO LEX FATHER'S DAY: THE PERFECT TIME FORROLEX. He's worked hard to make your lives easier You can't thank him enough But you can give him a symbol of your appreciation that is special a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Chronometer. engraved on the back with your personal expression of gratitude. Elegant. rugged and funct1onal, a Rorex 1s the gih he will always cherish Only at your Offlclal Rolex Jeweler. 714-540-8262 1803 Weetclitt Dr .• Newpor t Bea.oh (714) &d-3310 , . • of Orange County and Newport Villa WesVVllla Rosa co-spon- sors a free support group meet- ing for caregivers at 7 p .m. on the third Thursday of each month at Newport Villa West Assisted Liv- ing, 393 Hospital Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 631-3555. MOMS SUPPORT GROUP Group process focuses on work, success and parenting issues every lirst and third Thursday from noon to 1:15 p .m. and 7 to 6: 15 p.m. at 2900 Bristol St., Suite J -108, Costa Mesa. The session cost 1s $15. For more information, call 650-1669. REPUBLICAN AS SEMBLY • The Costa Mesa Re publican Assembly meets every third Thursday of the month at the Ne ighborhood Community Cen- ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more mfonndhon, call 645- 5326. COED SUPPORT • The Newport a each Psycho- logica l Association offe rs a coed support group every Thursday at 7 p.m . a t 3101 W. Codsl High- way, No. 311 , Ne wport Beach. The support group requires free pre-assessment before JOining. For more inlom1alion, call 722- 4586. • The H<>a ling Connection offers d coed reldllonsh1p group at 6:30 p.m on Wednesd ays at 44 25 Ja mboree Road, 180-A, Newport Beach. For more Lnfor- mallon, call 261-6003 c: II I I • '" II y c:o h ru C: It Ill II I' 11 ) I " r 'I 1t 11 1• T o n1 111 ' II i I f I ll t• r \ ~ It '" " r I 11 H II ,, ,, ~ J " It ..... fo0 1111l •J11 \ T i 1I1· i ,.. I I( 11 I I' 11 I, u 11 r 1• 11 \\ 11 I I 1• r 4, •' 11 11 i 11 II u 11 '' ~ 1• " r I \1 II r t' j It fo: • I' . I' r " H u l t11 {1r u U11 ~111·r JOHn LE On~RO'S OO L P e H O ,. \1 1/1t \t "/""I /i, .. ,, 11 t ••./f I""'~· PUBLllHES- Graduation Day Wednesday June 18th DEADUNE- Priday June 13th Spm onty$25 LS CONTINUED FROM 1 hood is ry poor. We don't have the money to pay for the bus. 11 both meetings, ~ts had ons full of ~nl Signatures ocating th~schools beco'me 6iiddle sch°'*· At the oi'vis meeting, parents lined up, stood up and, in some Newport lkach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Colleg~ark,• she said. •1t would a secu.dty problem for my .lads o walk to Davis.• Rodriguez also expressed sate~ ,toncems about elemen- tary 5tlldents attending Davis. ·nus place here ts crawling with a criminal element,• he said.' "I'm afraid t6 walk down here at times." Trustee Dana Black, who a ttended the Davis meeting, said the plans for Davis might change. cases, felled to get their point across. "This is a mid- dle schoo). It ought to ~e a middle 'chool," said Lee Rodriguez, who received cheers and a standing ovation. "At College Park, we've been so unhappy. We want to be "It's not a done deal," Black said. "We could rescind (malting it an elementa r y school) proba- bly." (at Davis) ... " : DENISE HEINRICHS Black , along with · trustees Martha . Fluor and Jim Ferry- man, ~et with a El~menta ry Education Direc- tor Susan Despenas and Chief Financial Officer Michael Fine went over proposed boundary lines with the parents and explained that U1e board had already voted to open Davis and Rea as elementary schools. But they said they would take all comments back to the board of trustees. "ls a middle school out of the quest;ion (for Davis)?" asked Cailiy Burton, a parent at Col- lege J;>ark Elementary. Burton suggested that if Davis will be an elementary school. to change the bound- aries so that students living near College Park would not have go to Davis. "It's an easy walk over to ... / handful of parents Tuesday who explained a plan to tum Davis info a sixth-grade only for next yea( and eventually a middle schoot\. Bill .Jorth was one of those par- ents an<l spoke at the meeting. 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FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 BATHROOMS CoNTINUED FROM 1 year. That money would cover ~g each or the tive most- maligned bathrooms with its own dearung attendant The attendants would clean their assigned bathrooms once an how and would also pick up trash in the surroun<.ting area. They would do the same deaning and ULamtenance the bathroom- cleaners do now: pick up paper and clean fixtures every day, acid- wash the> floors ancl touch up paint once a week SANCHEZ CONTINUED FROM 1 But eMly ldst y<.>M, like count- less others conC<•1 ncd dbout new welfMe·r<'for m ll•g1 sldt1on that thre>dtens to s('VC'f benefits to non-citizens. le<Jdl c1nd 1llrgal, Scmchez dec1dt>d to '>t'l'k citize n-1 sh1p in the country he cc11l s home Niederhaus' proposal suggests hiring three new adult attendants to be paid $7 .28 per hour. lt spec- ifies that the new hires shouldn't come Crom the Youth Employee Program because of "the abuse restroom cleaners are habitually subjected to by the general pub- li " c. Councilman Noyes said he'd like to eventually propose hiring a private company to handle the city's dirty bathroom work. That way, the company could increase and reduce its staffing in Newport as the tourist traffic ebbs and flows. Niederhaus said most com- plaints about the bathrooms come "He's worked for 28 years, and. if the government changes the rules, maybe we'll lose Social Security or some- thing like that .. . " -CARMEN SANCHEZ r-------------------------~ I '· Y.I. I ~n:.:n.~m.~ ct.y • CJty Hal~ noo NM- pott Bhld. The coundl wUI meet for • budgft mJdl/ ses- : sion at 3 p.m. I L-------------------------from out-of-towners -Riverside and San Bernardino counties in particular. And that means less tourism money for Newport Beach, Councilman Noyes said. "Everyone complains about lhis -customers, locals, tourists,• said Noyes, who owns a jewelery shop on Balboa Island. "We have rules, maybe we'll lose Social Security or something like that." Their daughter, Maria L. Sanchez, 29, speaks with a flaw- less American accent but expressed frustration about bureaucratic snafus in her own quest for citizenship. In Novem- ber of1 last year, for instance, she received a letter from the INS explaining her citizenship inter- view was that very morning, she said. She missed the appointment and had to start the waiting game over. to raise the standard and clean it up. These bathrooms reflect on the dty.• At Monday's meeting the council will also consider: • Closing parts ol Seashore Drive, Newport Boulevard and Balboa Boulevard for the Fourth of July holiday. • Giving Newport Harbor Lutheran Church 40,000 square feet of Land in exchange for land the city . took for parking and access to the adjacent Bob Henry Park. • Decreasing the recycling sur- charge for trash pick-up from $2.03 to $1.28 per month per cus- tomer. said the law will mostly affect those at lower-income levels on matters like subsidized housing, food stamps and child ~upport. But he added people like Sanchez might suffer, too. "U our fine, upstanding resi- dent has been working and pay- ing into the Social Security sys- tem and expects to draw once he's 55, he could be in for a big surprise," Doty said. The road 1s dld\1011-. After four weeks of night clc1-.w-; ell Wilson School, Sanchez rt>n ·ntly pn-;-;ed the written portion of his c1t1zen- 6hip exam, which fc•t1turt'd basic .question~ about history, 9ovt>rn- ment and thC' consl1t11lion. · But the tough f)drl ltes dhet1d - en ornl PXdm wilh <1n INS ofhc1dl. "I've been to school here since he doesn't want to grow old and I was 5, and I've been a taxpay- not have the right to vote. "To be mg citizen of this county," she a citizen is nice, is good," he said. "It's ri<.ticulous." Bud Freedman, who teaches citizenship classes at Davis Adult School. said e nrollment has increased between 20%-30% since the law was passed. "When the Jaws starting affecting legal immigrants, they started realizing they had better move fast," he said. "There's no doubt that there has been an increase starting last fall.• "I'm nervou~ Always, I dm nervous." Scllcl Sc1 nchE-'z , who speaks with a het1vy accent ancl said convcrsm9 111 Enqltsh 1s hi!. biggest chdll~ngP "I thmk I will have problems with llw mtN- Vlew I hope to prt'>'> " Sanchez, who ct ppht'd for n ll- zensh1p m Fr>hrudr) l ll4h. '>did GRADES CONTINUED FROM 1 range of college e>lec!Jvc<; dnd nun- gling with older student'> he lp!> th e teens in th e nucltllf' college pro- gram. sctid. "It's a beautiful country. 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But what I like most is that young girls can look at her and the countless stories that have been written about her and her endeavors and see that hard work and discipline will take them places -even to places where no one thought they could ever be. ambition that LS keeping her in St. Paul. Whe n she wds signed by SCC'~ Charlie Ptulbps, G IP " ER H K .. HB ERA her sex is 3 3.0 4 4 4 4 2 1 12.00 bemg exploited, because her 1 I I f having a hard time m decidii19 where I stand on this whole Ila Borders deal As an p..rdent feminist and l fanatical sports ran. my loyalties are tom, and that's riot to sa·r that being a sports fanatic means I'm anti-female in the male bastion or the Ma1or Leagues. Because I'm not. For a player whose pitching µresence seems lo be more valuable than her prowess, Borders is making a chink in the h1stonc armor of professional baseball, even if her fastball doesn't orten top 80 mph. Borders, whos~ journey brought her through Costa Mesa for a three-year slop dl Southern The Saints are a single-A independent minor league club and, according to Coach Marty Scott, in those exhibition games Ila pitched well, made a couple mistakes and endured defensive la pses by an inexperienced team that were costly but did not result in errors. (which would not have made her ERA less than 18.00.) As a feminist and a promoter of females in sports, l think Ila is great. She has worked hard, and hard work never deserves to be overlooked . She has had to be tough to get through the m,edia hype that has surrounded her, tough to overlook the harassing by opponents, tough to ignore the discomfort that must come But I'm wondering if those young guls are being sold short and that's what 1 don't like. They aren't being sold short JUSl by Borders, but by the Saints' president, Mike Veeck Why would anyone sign a colleg1ate pitcher who didn't win 20 games overall in a four-year collegiate career, who had an earned run average over 5.00? Moreover, why would anyone sign an NAIA collegiate pitcher with those credentials? Shouldn't those girls get to look up to someone for real, one whose numbers match her rank, molly yanity whose performances d early merit her position? Those young girls w1th l.ng league a!ip1rations should not be sold short by a publicity-seeking administrator and d mecl1ocre small-tune coUege pitcher. I admue Borders in aU of her endeavors except for the I could not httVe been more proud 1 was excited dbout what she was dol.Ilg for herseU, for thE> game of bdseball dJld for wome n She had the ldlent to be dn NAIA pitcher Her form, mechdflJC s dnd knowledge of the gdnw had to be learned and practiced She hdd Lo be m top phystrdl cond1lton Those dre thing.., lhdl tdke hours, ddy~. yedrs And thdl ts lo be valued and honored, because whe n d young fC'ma k• dlhle te picks up u ht1i.eball. shf> doesn't have to thlflk, ''I can't get Llwre." She can do ti ... lf she can ' do th e work 1 But lor Borders lo conl111ue I WdS a d umb move She should 1 bC' able 10 se<' thdl from he r own BASEBALL South County Showcase includes local prep players Mustangs getting a big boost • Games involving Sea View League, PCL seniors, scheduled to debut June 14 at Irvine's Windrow Park. By Barry Faulkner. Daily Pilot IRVlNE -A dozen senior base- ball standouts from Newport- Mesa D1stnct high schools, as well as three or the four area head coaches, are scheduled to take part m the maugura.J South County Showcase, consisting of two baseball games between all- star teams from four dilferent leagues. June 14 al Windrow Park Newport-Mesd Distnc1 Player of Lhe Year Joe Urban fr<Jtn New- port Harbor, who just C<'Tnmltted to play next spring i:lt Rancho Santiago College, wiU be Joined by Sailor teammates Demny Puli- do, Donner Walters and Garret Nuzum, dS well as Corona del Mar High represc11latives Royal McMdckin, Presto11 Altobello and Evan Schiff on a Sea View League squad that will lake on a senior contingent from the South Coast League a• 7:30 p.m. Costa MQsa seniors Juhus Vasquez, Layne DeTemple and Al Lambert will team with Estancia'~ Mano Romo and Tun Ludtke tf) reprC'sent Lhe Pacific Coast t.+?ague>, which will battle top seyuors from the Century Leagu(i, begmrung at 4·30 pm. C'.6rona de! Mar Coach Joe l\on, who recently resigned, will IOtn Newport I !arbor head man hm Kiefer, as well as the rest of lhc• league's codches in the Sea Vt~w dugout Estancia Coach Paul Troxel will also be in uniform to help the PCL bram trust, though Costa Mesa's Doug Deals has a prior conunilment and will not attend. •Booster funds provide windfall for Costa Mesa football, which cashes in on new equipment during spring drills. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The guys in shorts and T-shirts weren't the only ones working bard to make Costa Mesa High's jllst-complet- ed spring football practice a suc- cess, according to third-year coach Jerry Howell. Howell a nd his staff. of course, have also committed their efforts to building a foun- dation for what Howell believes could be a special season. Bul the Mustangs' head man went out of his way to recognize the program's boosters for their tire- less and fruitful fund raising. "I'd say in the last three years, the boosters have raised about $30,000-$35,000, which has allowed us to buy sleds, chutes and tackling dummies," Howell said. "Those things allow us to do things live, with- out hurting the kids or putting them in unsafe situations. They also allow us to really teach a lot of things. "That's meant a lot of people working hard on our golf tourna- ment and our fireworks stand. They've really been tremen- dous." The booster contribution to spring workouts wasn't strictly limited to the sidelines, howev- er, as a group of fathers, rela- tives and/or family friends stepped between the hash marks Thursday to compete against this year's Mustangs in the annual "father-son scrim- mage" to wrap up the three- week spring session. "We had a special Blue Cross sale before the game," quipped Howell, who on a more serious note is pleased by his team's progress to date. "On defense, we're way ahead of where we were last year at this time. And I've been pleasantly surprised at how well our kids have adapted to our new (Wing-T) offense." Jerry Howell directs Mesa fortunes during spring drills. and his staff, who tinkered with blocking assignments, as well as other elements, after seeing the scheme fleshed out with Live bodies. "It has been a bigger problem for the coaches," Howell said of the transition. ·we'd drawn things up on paper and looked at a lot of videotape on teams that had run the Wing-T. so we thought we had it all figured out. But we've had to make some adjustments, because there were things that came up in Live situations that we hadn't thought of. H Depth, a luxury the program has not enjoyed in recent years, is also developing on offense, according to Howell, who said more than 60 kids bad consis- tently ta.ken part in drills. Though Howell said he plans to split his varsity and junior var- sity, approximately halving the numbers of each roster in the fall, a depth chart has outgrown the index card used for similar purposes most or the 1990s. •we're looking at competi- tion for positions," Howell explained. •Tue last couple years, we had a starter and at least a name listed as a backup. But this year, I'm looking more at having to make decisions between three or four guys as to who will start at a given posi- Uon. u Howell said team leadership is another area stocked with abundance. · MARL MARTIN I DAIL'f PILOl Costa Mesa's Steve Herzog (above) sails through spring drills; at left. quarter- back prospect Dan Baume airs one out The games, slfnilar to an ongo- IIIQ series between seruors from the Sunset League and the Moore League. will each be rune tnnings They are sponsored by the Ryan Lemmon Foundation, established m the memory of the late Woodbndge baseball player for whom the Windrow Park dJa- mond lS namf:d. Howell noted the competition for vacant inside linebacking spots has yet to take shape to his satisfaction, but he was other- wise pleased with the depth and ability displayed OJl that side of the ball. •Last year, we voted for six group leaders and two or three guys got a lot of votes ~d a whole bunch got about seven or eight. We took our first vote the other day and we bad about nine guys with more than 25 votes. so we'U have to vote again." < c >:-.T \:\USA Ml . ."IT.\:\.(,°'\ The conversion from the smashmouth double wing offense, however, has become a 'tl(ork-in-progress for Howell COSTA MESA HIGH MUSTANGS 1997 ~Ta.AU. 5otE.ouLE (nonleagw) Sept. 12 Saddleback (1t OCC). 7 Sept. 19 -CdM (at OCO. 7'30 Sept 26 -at St Anthony, 7 Oct. 2 -Gabnelino (at Rosemead), 7 Oct. 10 ·Anaheim (at OCO. 7 Paclfi( Coast l.Hgue Oct 16 Aliso Niguel (at Newport). 7 Oct 24 Estancia (at Newport). 7 Oct 31 -Univer1ity (at Newport), 7 Nov 6 Laguna Hills (at M Vie.JO), 7 Nov 13 Laguna Beach (at NH), 7 SoliS, Ross, Morse and McFall takes their shots I • CIF state track and field championships start today. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot All four track and field athletes from the Newport-Mesa School District, three girls and one boy, rode distinct:lv~y different paths to success this year, but all Gilded the ClP South- ern Section season with the same result: A trip to the CIP State Championships today and Saturday at Sacramento City College's Hughes Stadium. Costa MeMt Hlgh's Erle Solis, the only senior among the Big Fow, ran the boys 800 meters ln school:record time for the second consecutive week la t Friday night at th Masters Me t, while ea.ming th Southern Section's filth and find! spot in the state meet after Solis beat Mira Costa's Kevin Elliot, who had defeated Solis at the CIF Division llJ FinaJs. TWo freshmen girls (Newport Harbor high jumper April Ross a nd Corona del Mar middle-distance sensation Liz Morse) and Newport Harbor sophomore Alicia McFall (3,200) will also compete in the 79lh state championships. Solis, whose I :54 88 at the Masters broke his own school record set at the CLF Finals (1:54.90) May 24, finished runner-up to Elliot (1:53.87) at the CIP Finals, but then beat bis Mustang counterpart al the Mas- ters for a dramatic entry into the state meet. Solis runs in the f U'St of three preliminary heats tonight at 7:27 wtth the fourth-best time among his heat competitors. There are no state preliml ln th 3,200, ' .. ·~-...... ~ .. -~ ~~~-~~~--~--~~--~ ' I I I I I I I I I I I THI FAI FOUR I • ' I I I I I ' I I , ~---------------J so McFall runs m the final Stlturday rught at 8:08. Ross begms high-1ump comp,.'llUon d l 6:30 p.m .• while Morse runs in thC' first of three heats in the 800 at 7 12 p m ThP top- nine finishers ln all prehms advdnCl' to Sdt- urday' state final ... Morse hocked th field wtth unoth<>r personal·best pa('(! nt the M t (2:12.53) to ~me th school's hn1 f<'mole " tat - m t qualifier mce K Uy Campbell in 1993. Shl' qu«hft<"cl four th from the Southern Seclton, toppmq her previous best of 2.14 2.'i, whiC"h W d.'> dcrornphshed at the ClP D1vis1on II Findb Ross cleared 5-2 on ht.•1 fust dllE>mpt al the Ma~ters, thPn clt'drt>cl 5-4 on her initial try to secure o statC'-ITIL'et berth She fin- 1sh<'cl Ut>d Im Sl'cond with two oUl{'fS. t fer pm-..oudl b<' t 1s 5-6. dt>Ar d at th C'JF rtnc1l-. wtwn Ross d(.>ft.•ett>d CllJOn' Tla Hcmson m ct )wnp·ofl Nl''A-'pOrt Harbor has a nch history of gttl htgh j11m~rs witll the trio of Tina Bowmo..n, Misty Ml"y dlld Michdela Ros<-(no re lation) oil plaC'lng m lht.• top five at '93 State. l\1cFc"U amcd a stdte-me<'t rth when Nordhoff' ElMne ·cm choll't droppcxt th 3,200 Canchola qualihe<l m both the 1.000 and 3,200 o.nd optNi for th form r McFall wa ixth in th 3,200 in 11:03.07, a PR talent certainly lS not. And for her to say d.J.fferent is a derual of the cold truth. Borders dtd the work and for thdt she should be commended She was the first woman to p1tch and wm a collegldte baseball game, and for that she should be congratulated. Veeck wanted to sign a woman. he told me that hlmseU Women belong in baseball. As a matter of fact, if a woman has the talent, and work ethic dnd dtsc1plme, she nught well belong anY'\vhere she chooses ,to go. Some women may belong in professionaJ baseball nght a.Jong side the guys. But Ila Borders isn't one of them HONORS Four Back Bay players first-team All-Sea VieW i. • Corona del Mar's Hoppe, 'AishuJer, join Newport's Mesenbrink., Nelson top boys volleyball coaches' selections. By Barry Faulkner. Daily Pilot .. Corona del Mar High senibr Blarr Hoppe, who helped lead lhe · : Seo Kmgs boys volleyball team tC>-" , the CIF Southern Section Di'b-• .! s1on III champ1onstup match, is_ one ot four first-team selecti~ -l on the coaches' All-Sea View : • Ledgue squa d ,,,,. I• Hoppe, d 6-foot-4 outside ~ ter who will walk on at use. is 1omed by teammate Denrus Alshuler on the first team, as well as Newport Harbor standouts· !Jana Mesen bnnk and Travis Nelson Newport was represented by J\1att Jameson and Adam Hearl- son on the second team, of which : CdJ\ 1 senior Tun Andrews wa.s _. I dl o d member. • - Hoppe. like Nelson a secon,~ -;. team all-leaguer last spring, wt@ ; " Coach Steve Con~·s kill leader~ ... whlle Alshuler. a o-5 sophomore'"' rruddle blocker, established him- seU as a net presence to be rec:k-: oned \'\1th m years to come ; Mesenbrink, Coach Dan· Glenn's lone seruor, led tbe Sdllors in kills from hls outsir' lifi~ hltter posibon, while Nelson, a 1uruor setter, should be one of the • best m Orange County at his ...... po 1tton next season Jameson. a 6-0 sophomore outSlde hitter, and Hearlson, a o -;ophomore nuddle block4r, helped the Tars earn a share of SC'cond place with CdM, th cldvance to the second round the CIF Southern Section Di,,,.. s1on I Playoffs • Andrews, a 6-1 outside httte.r, added baldnce to the CdM offenst\.e attack, as illustrated by Im 24 ktlJs m Saturday's fiv~ gdme title showdown with Sant• t Ynez • Tun Gerlach and Nick Ma~ dffiong those who helped lead ' Sdnta-1\targanta to league aJMS,; • outhern Section D1vis100 11~ ! crowns, are Co-Most Valuable 1 Players 1997 eo.dtes' Alt.S..V:wr boys vol I Co Most V•I . Players ~ TI.m Gerlach. Santa Margarita Nick Mauro, Santa Margarita First tMm Blair Hoppe, Coronet del Mar Dana Mesenbrink. Newport HattltW Dennis Alshuler, Corona del Mar Travis Nelson, Newport Harbor Justin DeBlasio, Santa Margarita Marcus Skacel. Santa Margarita Steve Yracebum, El Toro Secondt.em Matt Jameson, Newport Ha~ Tim Andrews. Comna del Mar ~ Adam Hearlson. Newport Hatbbf Matt Zitfhut, Santa Mar~ Peter Day, El Toco Jared Dennis. Woodbridge Scott Hanson, Irvine \ • FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 ' •The Ocedn 's dlive with sdlt water game fish. A lbacorf•, yellowtail, bluefin tund, whit<> SC!d bd'>S, barrarudd dnd mdko c,harks hdvt> movC'd llllO local waterc, an hucf(' schools dnd dnglPr& drf' PnJoytn<J outstanding f1c;hmg out of NPwport Bay ThP first longfln of the st>ason Wd'> wc1yh<'cl m di lhr Bctlbod Angling Cluh hy Enc Vduf'hZN' whLIP f1.,htnq dbo<lfd th<' pnvdte y.1r hl Escapadu, c,k1ppNt>o!.c• of Coronet df'I MdT ( >thN Nc•wport I ldrbor rtnqlnc, catchrnq dlh1f'., tlus po'>I WN·k Wf'r(' < 'hn!-1 E<lmc1n, KPnt I lood dncl .Joi• <.;tdc·k, hshmCJ on th .. ChdflJN hout r:m f<'W.!T. C'd ptc1anf'd hy John Mc ( ·,irfy of NPwport DC'dO Pt.mt, di AnCJIN .. Cc•nl<'r, rPpOrlS c1lhc1c·11rr• rind hlm•fm lUOd w1th1n r<'c1ch of both pnvdtr• h11t1t., dn<l sporlf1shl'1., runnmq mat of licilboc1\ two ldrl<lirHJS Torn PllNJl'r of NPwport Bc .. 1ch, hc•dd"cl hi., d1•h1xc• '>fJOrlh'>hc•r I lcma Pew out to the• 171 spot, cind with Mc1rk Gd.,Kh <>f < ·0.,1<1 MP'><1 rm lloord, c1ot into ,, w1<lP n1wn Int<.~ on hlul'fm an thP 20-to 40-pouncl cl<1'>!> Dt1vt'Y"• Lm kN .,pokPsmdn Norn'> TdpJ> < .,111•d an d U"<>d fLc;h H·port, anc11< <1llnq lhctl <1nqlf'rs <1ff' ftHany IJUnny '>d( k .. With hdrrdrUdd, hd'>'>. y1•1lowlc11l rlnd dlhd<orr• "II\ thr· li<•.,t 1•Mly-'>l1mnwr hshanq I h.1ve• l'V••r s1•1•n for th« 1,1nchnq." I'> how 1 t1pp rutc>d I h€' Sctlt Wcllf'r hshtnq <;r<•nt• S,tnd t1ncl ( cill<O IJt1SS cir(' h1tanq qood '"' ... 1111Uow wt1l<'f rC'Pf<, off lllf • t>OWf'I J>l,int, 9ldnl !>Cf\llcl clfl' C"CHTllnq Up IO the h<jhl'> for tlw tw1l1qht h<)dl dnd Cr11,\1111<1 ts klC kanq 0111 qood numbPrs ol tmls c1nd honPht!cHI'> t1lonq With cl IPW whit<' '><'d """" tor '>port boats 11.,hinq th1• front ... 1clc> of lht· J'>lilnd A rt>n•11t t1lht1< orc• ll'>hanq l·ndedvor cJbottrd tlw '>portlai.h1•1 Prowl<'f out of r-1.,lwm1c111\ Ldndanq in S<111 l>wqo '><>mP 40 m1IC'., off thf' 111«11 h rt"iultrd an lour lonqltn., hookr'CI 011 llv(• ht11t , which lllctclP for cl Vl'ry rt•\l/t1((ftntJ lnp rtllf'r nt•urly ti elf'( tldf' of lltJ t1lbt1c11rr• an oflshon• WcJIPr-, l'vtost of t ht• '>lop-. l>y 111 hf'I ttnqh •r., ,tl1oc1HJ, hOWl'Vl'f, Wf•rf• <'01llll11J h y wt1y of Jlfl fi-.h A f PW '>lnpl'cl 111<11 lln h<1v1 · l11•1•n 1 Pp<1rtf'cl 1.111lnq 111 tlw C hr1nn1•l ctncl Olli' JlllV<llt' l1011t rt1lh·cl 1n to '>clY lh1•y l><11tc•d ,, 11nn -h1h•r on the• 2114 Spot It\ too <•ttrly for the• lllrtl Ian '>f'nson to k1c k mlo q1•.ir, hut tlwn d(}dln who rvc>r tho11qht thc1t c1lhttn>rc' wo11lhanq I'> k1c kinq into h1qh IJf ·ctr m 1111' hhl<' \.V(llC'r cl l<'W lllU<''> oil ltH' ht'cH h c1nd Mound h1qh "'JlOI., 111 lht• < hdnn(•) Th<· SIX JM< k r ht1rt1•r hoctl Rongo.<; JI ,., tc1 1CJPl1nq \hdfks in IO<'ctl Wdlf'f'> dllcl 1110 .. l trip'> drP producing lot., ol "('<1td1 un" hlu<"' rtnd .1 n1uplP ol mako shttrkc, ..J f ishing on lhf> Ea.Cit Cape of Rajtt explodNI lh1s pt1sl W<'C'k with marlin,· sc111f1.,h , sworcU1sh, big dort1clo r1nd 1n1111y roostNf1sh Newport Bcach/C.ona M'na C>dy P1lut OUTDOORS J•m niemiec berng • Cdught ctnd released" by dnglers. The water temp has dunbed to 85 degrees dnd plenty of bait tn the water hds helped anglers enioy outstanding fishing. I lotel Spa BuenavL'ita Bec1ch Resort is m the thick of it, cdlenng to sd.!t welter dnglC?rs with a neet of cruis~rs dnd super p<1ngas. Among those tdppmg the ralm waters of the Sed of Cortez with a catch of dorado, tuna and mdfl..tn were hrst-Umc• Newport Harbor VlSltorc; C-rdJg and Lila Shults. ..J There ls no excuse for not gomg fishing on Saturday - h(•causc the DPprtrtment of Fc,h dnd Game is perrruttmg anyone to go fishing without a l.Jcen<;e rts long as they c1b1de by dll the ruJes, regulatJons and lunats. "Free f-ishmg Ddy" wtll be· h1ghhqht<>d by d fun-filled c1.1y or fishing dctJv1tic•s .ii ShE>llmnkN lsldnd m Nc>wport BcMch. ThP evf>nl slMts ill 8 d.OI. c1nd rnntinucs until 3 rm with lu•t• flc;hm~J )<'SSOOS, d h1g Sdlt Wdl<'f dqudnum, rods and rc•PI!> 101 Joan, fly ·tying dcmonstrdllons, ( ·aptam I look f-ashrnq Tnps dn<1 morf' For morE> mtomat1laon r<1ll h40-h74h ..J The 552 Club of Newport BPdCh w1ll host th<' t f>lh t1nnudl l11v1ldt1onal '>52 Club Stacie• Shoot al Prado Olympic ~hooting Poi k in Chillo Hill.c; on Wc>dnc<;cidy, June t t Robert J SpcITT of Coronet d<"I Mc1r 1s rht11m1dn of this shoollng PVenl whJch WJJ1 put cl lot Of Newport Beach'!> top shotqunm_•rs on lht> hne to compete for high qun honors dunnq a full dt1y ol < lny bird tt1ryN shootmq. f-11nds r,tis<•d hy the sporlinq f'V<'nl will yo to bC'nefil thC' rc>novc1tion of the operatm9 rooms di Nf'wµort Bc•ach'i. I lodg MPmoridl Presbytendn f losp1tt1I. ThP 552 C lub lnv1tdtJOndl Stdg Shonl begdn I 5 years dQO, with 1 Io doctors with ti pc1ss1nq for '>portJng clt:1ys. Wd!> mc1tc h(-d by thl'ir ded1catJon to I loc.Hj. One doy, wh1lr shoot111q sk<'C'I dt Coto de C dZd, llwy dC'nclC'd to get some of thP1r tncnd!-. involved dnd maugurdtf'd dn mv1tdhonal shot-qunnmg cv<>nt dnd fund-rdlSer which Wds destJned to become the most exdus1ve in SouthC'm Cdhfomid. Smee its incephon, lhC' 552 Club lnvitationdl St<1g Shoot has rrused more lhdn $1 m11Uon for I lot1g Hospital. ThNe 1s still time to register for the• r lassic event dnd U<'t on ct shooting squeld by ('t:1lling 754-7208. r------------------------------------------------------, I ( I I I I I I I ' I Bass Tourney •It's set for Saturday mom_jng in Newport 8dy. NEWPORT BEACI I -The 1997 Newport Ady Bass Tourna- ment, sponsorPd by TNun MtJcPht"rson, ct1sts off at 6 a m. Satur- day ThP "ccilc h -ttnd-relec\se" tourndJllent will ben<>fit hatchery programs crrtttt>cl by the Uruted Anglers or Southt>m Ct1lifomfo to replenish "tock., of wh1te sea bass, halibut, block c;f;'o boss and other dt>plt>trd ndtJvc spec1es. ·Ai. sportshshermen, we are very concerned about the dwitl- dUng numbt>rs of fbh m local waters,• Tourndlncnt Director Leonard Dov~nport s~ud The tourn11ment runs until 2 p.m. Cost for participants lS $100 per two-Pf"rson boat More than SJ 0,000 ln prizes will be award- ed to winnPrS, lnduding d fOU1-dtty fishing trip to East C'ape in I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 Baja, M••xico. l Por rcgistroUon lnformaUon, contact Davenport ut 537·7210. l------------------------------------------------------~ DEEP SEA TMUltSDAY'S COUNTS DllwY"'I Lodi• -7 botts. 210 anglm. 70 albacore. l3 yellowi.11. 79 bonrto, •SS tMrrllCUd•. 19S calko be$s, 79 ~nd bass.• sculpln, 1 ~1.:.~~f tq\lld, 1so rMChr•'· Ne~ • S boaU. 15'4 I " 15 albecore, 7 wttlt• s.e1 ba s. 6 yeltowull, •7 bon o, S4 51nd bass.~ ulko bas\ 13 Kulpln. 2• blut perch. 2 cabezon. 1 m.ck.,.I, 7 giant ~uld I ,. JUNE ''Ci9' of tltt Jlrts" r---------------------------~---, 1 ENTRY FORM · Tourna11111nt sponsorshlp(s) Op1'rtun/t/BS Ate A.val/able IName _______________________ _ lcompanv -------------------~ 1 Address _____________________ _ 1City _____________________ _ I State -----------iP Code ----------• Luncl°' • Range B alls I Telephone ________________ _. ome I . Wo~ • carts • Cocktail Hour lfoursomes are tncouragtd ... 1lngles are welcome 1Name • Dinner t. Awards Putting Cof"itOS! 11 ·-----------------------~ 12·-----------------------~ • Chipping Contest "Title-Tournament" Sponsor 13. ______________________ _ For sponsorship lnfonnatlon, cell Ned Bondie at (714) 722-1600, ext. 26 or Ed Fawcett at (714) 574--8780 14. _____________________ _ 1s.______ Golf. Lunch & Dinner $225 Single 1S·------Golf, Lunch & Dinner $795 Foursome (Save $105) IS·------Hole Sponsor $100 each 1$ ------Awards Dinner & Auction only $35 1$.______ Total I This tournament is being established as an annual fund- raiser for one of the most important organizations in our community. Your corpora\e or Individual support will help keep business thriving in one of Orange County's most livable and dynamic areas ... Please be generous! I Payment Enclosed $ ------1 Please make checks payable to: Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce I Goff Tournament I 1835 Newport Blvd, E270 I Costa Mesa, CA 92627 I (714) 574-8780 Fax (714) 574-8784 L-------~42!~2!'.!'!."l.~~;..se.a.E!..'!.!'!!'tt-~------.J CALENDAR Tue. June 10 Thur. June 12 Tue. June 17 Wed. June 18 Thur. June 19 Tue. June 24 Wed. June 25 Morlc your cal~ndar Fri. July 11 Mon. July 28 Wed. Aug. 27 Nttworkers Leads Ltmcl1eon Group 11:45 a.m. @•Costa Mesa Country Club 1701 Golf Course Re.I. Executive Committee 7:30 a.m. (a• Chamber Office Board of Dlrectorl Lunclieon 11 :30 am (a> Birraporcttl's South Coast Pla7.a A mbe1ssadors Committee Noon (ai Chamber Otfke Legislative Committee Noon <.w Chamber Office "9<J-Minute Breukfast BooM" 7:15 a.m. -9 a.m. Ruth Ann Page, retirement speciall'it with GLENFED Brokerage Services introduclng the "Chamber Member 401 K Plan" Busl11tss Financial Forum FREI: to ALL Chamber Member<; 7: 15 a.m. <a Chamber Office A~er Hours Business Mixer 5:30 -7:30 p.m. <m Skewers Pub 298 I:.ast 17th St. Public Safety A wards Lu11cl1eo11 11 :45 a.m. -Westin I Jotel Cl1umber Golf 'f0t1rnume11t Cutaline1 Flyrr Hcirbor Cmilt• SOUTH COAST PLAZA CREATES JOBS South Coast Plaza's 30tl1 Anniversary Collection of New Stores Creates New Jobs South Coast Plaza recently heralded the arrival of Its 30th Anniversary Collect1on of Stores which will offer the city of Costa Mesa and all of Orange County a wealth of new jobs. The largest of the Manniversary collection" of businesses to open at South Coast Plaza will be the Rainforest Cafe which currently boasts 320 Job openings. One of the premier entertainment restaurants In the United States. Rainforest Cafe will open this month. The opening marl<s the West Coast debut of this restaurant and retail adventure. Rainforest Cafe recreates a tropical rain forest through a combination of live and animated wildlife and special effects. The 16,000 sq. ft. restaurant features a casual dining menu for the entire family. Other recently opened "anniversary collection" stores ... Montblanc, exclusive maker of fine writing Instruments, paper and leather accessories. · Seeger, the ultra-exclusive German leather goods firm features merchandise that Is handcrafted and Initialed by Individual craftsmen. Oillly, the Dutch-based children's and women's fashion house, and maker of exuberantly bold, bright and colorful clothing. babyGap, the complete baby specialty store. These fine new stores are just a sample (more next month) of the exciting developments taking place at South Coast Plaza resulting not only In new sources of employment but in providing the basis tor Increasing sales twc revenues for the City. .---~------------------------, GOOD MORNING COSTA MESA ''90-MINUfE BREAKFAST BOOST'' moved to third Thu~ Thur., June 19, 7:15 a.m. at Costa Mesa Countrv Club $12 P.f8pald reservat!Ons $17 at the door Phone reservations accepted with credit card payment ..._. Sm $SAND gff YOUR Mmt an tM tp«UI Nl'IWQRJ(JNG BQ.S1l;R l1y P'fP4Yingl NAM---~----~-~~~~-~-----~ COMPANY SPEAKER: Ruth Ann Page, retirement .,,.clellet with OLENFED Brolterage SetYlcee Introducing •ch•mber Membel' 401K ,,,.,,. 1"-tfMil toc COl&.1 Mm Owrberd~, ltn? ~ BIVd. &?10 •a. M. CA 'fJGlJ L--k.!.~-~~.!~~~~~J!.t.'l.!.~J!!._.J , APRIL RENEWALS 34 yearslll Atlas Chrysler Plymouth Oiahatsu 31 years!ll Bethel Towers of Costa Mesa 16 years! National Bank of Southern California 13 yearsl Wyndham Garden Hotel 12 years! Costa Mesa Lock & Key 11 years! French's Cupcake Bakery Harbor Towing 8 years Girts Inc. of Orange County Johnson, Hart & Dyson PrintMasters of Costa Mesa 7 years Piecemakers 6 years Grant Optometric Group 5 years Connell Chervrolet Office Depot 4 years Metro Car Wash Souplantation The Lab Anti Mall 3 years The Orange County Register Hilton -Orange County Airport Rich Mar Transfers 2 years Dr. Alysia Borgman. 0.0.S. CP2 Engineering & Sales. Inc. · The Container Store Emulex Corporation Motel 6 Heather K. Somers South Coast Metro Center Toyota Racing Development West Coast Family Med1Cal Group Winter Bloom APRIL NEW MEMBERS FAOSchwarz June Nelson 3333 Bristol St., Ste. 1824 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 114n51-6000 Mercedes-Benz of North America Los Angeles Regional Office Jack van Buitenen Joe MacPherson Leasing John Mclaughlin 23 Auto Center Dr. Tustin, CA 92782 71 4/832-2211 Martinique Gardens Apartments Mimi lakkees 275 E. 18th St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 714/631-3003 650 Towr Center Dr .. Ste. 1100 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 714/435-3140 Miii Creek Apartments Christina Dodd 555 Paularino Ave. Costa Mesa, <(A 92626 714/549-1302 SignMasters Brian Becker 3033 S. Bristol St .. Ste. #L Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/444-2979 . BUSINESS PARTNERING IN EDUCATION The 18th Annual Student Awards Breakfast was held on May 22 at the Red Lion Hotel where businesses and the Chamber recogniz~. the outstanding scholastic achievement of students from Costa Mesa and Estancia high schools, the Alternative Education Center, Orange G(oast College and Southern California College. A special Partnering Ed':\cation and Community award was presented to David Cline. president of Salboa Instruments, Inc. for the extraordinary support that he and his staff have given to local schools and students. ' During each of the last two semesters, Balboa Instruments has ta~sn on the task of introducing 20 careers class students from Estancia and Co9ta Mesa high schools to the various jobs available and responsibilities expected of employees In the workplace. Also utlflzing volunteer mentors from Orange Coast College to wor1< with groups of high school students, Balboa Instruments has created a locally controlled worl<place education program to give high school students an understanding of what opportunities are available to them and why they will benefit by continuing their education beyond high school. An added Incentive to students to do well Is that they are competing for up to four part-time summer jobs at Balboa Instruments. College volunteers who also perform weft can receive scholarship money, also provided by Balboa Instruments. The program created has come to be known as Partnering Education and Community (PEAC) and It Is hoped that addltlonal businesses In the area will make a similar Investment in local students. Support for this year's program was the best ever. Special thanks should go to the following businesses and groups that helped sponsor the event. • CJ Segerstrom & Sons • Union Bank of California • South Coast Plaza • Southern California Edison • State Fanll Insurance • 76 Products • Orange CountyMarl<et Place • Educators With a Vision • The Daily Pilot • CollegeHospltal • Canon Business Machines • MediaOne Company • Mesa Consolidated Water District • Triangle Square COS TA M ESA B U S IN ESS QUIZ What local business has 1,200 owners with as many as 300 new owners each week, covers 60 acres, serves as many as 100,000 customers each week and Is happy to see one of Its own leave and make a fortune in his or her own new business? If we told you they 819 only open two days a week It would be too easy. The Orange County Market Place Is not ~our run-of-the·mlll swap meet or flea marl<et. While It Is one of the nation s largest and most successful outdoor shopping festlvals with 1,200 or so separate vendors, the Orange County Market Place since 1969, h~ provided entrepreneurial opportunities for thousands of lndlvlduals, an opportunity to put products before far more customers than woold ever enter a store In a sll'lgle day. Many young, and not so young, entrepreneurs have l'laen to fame and fortune since their first days as Market Place vendors. Michael Boone first aold his Boone Board, a dry-erase bulletin board, at the Market Place. It has grown to be a multl·mllllon dollar business for lta young Inventor. y Grow Up ta also a muttl-mllllon dollar rvtaller, whose founder started by selling at the Mart<et Place. In recognition of the efforta of the Orange County Matket Place to create opponunltl•. Robert Teller of Tel Phll Enterprla.1, Inc. received the 1989 EntrepreMur of the Year Award fo( Supporter of Entr9preneurahlp. Alter nearty 30 yeera of optratlon the Market place atill offers, lndMduals with a Vision and dMng to l'MCh for a dfMm of Independence, an opponunlty to do Juat that. , ,. Ne~ pon Bach/Costa Mcu I>a.ily Pilot ...... FRIDAY, JUNE 6. 1997 SPRING SOCCER TEAM EARNS MEDAL VOLLEYBALL HONORS elson. Llgbtvo t first-t am All-PCl. hoi s IRVINE -A team wh.t.ch ~ports several futw-e Newport Harbor High guts' soccer players battled to a third-place finish in last weekend's Irvine Cup Tournament. The AYSO Region 97 Girls Division 3 tour- nament team (under-14) defeated Thousand Oaks 3-1 in the third-place game thanks to Laura Kauth's pair of scores and a goal by Elizabe th Evans. Newport defeated San Juan Capistrano, 3- 2, a.T1d South Irvine, 6-0, before falling to pool- winner Arcadia. In that contest, Arcadia broke F047 PUBLIC NOTICE a 1 ~ l tie wclS broken in the final minute on a free kick for a 2-1 win. Other Newport scorers over the weekend were forwards Lisa Owad, Brittney Mills, Lau- ren Sondel and Kaytie Iacovino. Coach Dave Kauth received excellent mid- fif'ld play by Mary Eimers, Allison Mcl<enzie, Kate Goetting and Natalie St. Andre, while the defense was paced by Piper Phillips, Lau- ren Mohns1 Colleen Farrell and Lauren Ker- wm. Eimers and Mohns shared duty at the net. OCU Rush a big winner The Orange Coast United Rush. a girls under-11 team, came out on top m a charity tournament at Cal State Donunguez Hills. The team, managed by Patty Ferguson, consists of Lauren Curtis, Megan Gordon, Delarue Fer- guson, Kate Heeschen, Kerrie Gates, Frankee Kelly, Hayley Miller, Alex Olrozco and goal- keeper Juliane Hartfield. Doing the scoring honors for the Rush were Michelle Danruento, Isabel Montano and Rachel Furman. Estanoa High 1uruor Sam Nel- son and Costa ME'sa High sopho- more B.J. Lightvoct ctre first-teum All-Pacific Cow;t Ledq'\1e selec- tions by the c1rcu1t's 'boy voUey- ball coaches. Nelson. a 6-foot-4 outi.tde lut- ter, led coach Dale Hall's Eagles in kills alJ season, while Lightvoet, a 6-0 rruddle hlocker. did the same for Codch Jori Car- lew's Mustangs. Nelson WdS a second-teclJ'Yl pick last spnng. Costa Mesa's Ch.ns Shanloy dnd Josh Summi'rs1 as well as EstanC"hl1S Ga.rret1 Roth d!ld f\.IMk Peterson, 1eCf'lVf'd honornble menuon. r..wes McGannl a 6-4 i.opbo· more setter-outside hltter from Lagund Beach, and Ahso N1gu <.>J senior outside hitter Greq Shagam were named Co-Most Valua ble Players .. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE ' Have you started doing business yet? Yes, May 5. 1997 Brian Kaplan T111s statement was flied wuh the County Clerk ol Orange County on 5·23·97 19973721978 Doily Pilot May 30, June 6, 13, 20. 1997 F015 PUBLIC NOTICE wife Have you staned doing ous1ness yet? No Daniel Aooen Ne,·.100 This statemenr v. as f11ed w1lh t11e Coonty Cter1o. ot Orange Countv on 5·:0-97 19973721460 Daily PtlOI May 23. 30 June 6. 13. 1997 f"993 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business Name S1atement The following persons are C!o1n9 busoness as G10. vanm s Aor Cond•lloning & Relrigoration Ser<1ces 1916 Leeward Ln. NeY<pOrt Beach. CA 92660 Giovanni Palmieri. 1918 Leeward Ln. Ne1·.port Beach CA 92660 This business is con· ducted by an 1nd1v1du!ll Have you SIJrled d0•'19 business yet? No G1011ann1 Palmieri This slatemenl was ftl<'d with the County Clerk of Orang£> County on 5-30-97 19973722637 Daily Pilot June 6. 13, 20, ducted by an 1rui1, 1duJI Have you starteJ do•ng business yet' No Jacqueline Kleon·Earnes This st:itemenr ... as foleo with Ille County Clerk or Orange County on 5.9.97 19973720438 Dc'l1ty Pitor May 16. ::'3. 30 June G 1997 F940 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business Name Statement The following poisons are doing t:HJS1Pess as· Cre:ite 11. 1604 Sandalwooo Street. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Norran Elizabeth Andersen, 1G04 Sano31· v.ood. Costa 1.iesa CA 92626 This business 1s con- PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business N•m• Statement The 10110.-.ing p(1!.ons ill8 de1ng o..is.ness as V•vd America CC '280 B110D Rd • 09··133. l•kv.port B1:acn, CA 92C.t:.O Glenda W•1so1i. 4uU t.~n" St. Ntw.po t flo; h, CA 92663 This ous1ness is to11 CluCICCI Uf illl ind ••UUill HJ•ll 7ou sta•tl •1 t.11,11 Q business yet'> Nu G J v'/11son Tn1s stateme••l ... a hied .... tr ine County C1e1~ ol Or:mge County on S-t3-S7 19973720728 O;io•v Pilot May llJ 23, 30. J1.ine 6 1 ~97 F948tt PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious BuslneS• Name Statement T11e to110;~1ng persor1s are 001ng business as Pao s Pl:.ce 504 S Baylrunt S1.11le 102 Balooa tsl:ind, CA 92662 Kent Crms11an Parhs, 1 t9 1 2 C1ysta1 Ave. Balb0,1 Is- land, CA 92662 Th1S business IS con ducteo by 3n 1nd1v1<Juill Have you startr:!d doing business yet? No Kent C Parl\s This s1a111menr v.a$ l1teJ v.1tn INI County CINI\ of Orange County on 5·hi·~· 19973721162 Oa11y Piiot May 13, JO. June 6. 13 1997 nns PUBLIC NOTICE ducted b1. 3n 1no:l1v1du,1I 1----------H.l11e you st.lrted oc1ng Fictitious Business business yet'> r-.o Name Statemeot Nortan Ande1sen The lollow1ng persons 3le This s1:iterren1 v.as filed doing bus•ness as· J3y 6 v.1tf1 thi! Co1.onty Clerk ol Renfro 4667 MacA•t11ur przinge Co.in!) 011 5·13·97 Bt11d Ste 300 Newpo•r 19973720720 BeJcl1. CA 92G60 Fictitious Business Name Statement Del' Aand:ill Renlro 17~·1· B Sar11.i Ana Costa r.lesJ CA 92627 This business 1s tOll• dueled by an 1nC11v1...iual Have you s111rted dOll g business yet? Ye~ 5·6·97 Dee R:ino:lall ncnrro This st31emen1 w.•'i 111,u Y<ttl1 tne Counly Clerk ot Orange Courlly on 5.11,.0• 19973721142 The fo1:ow1ng per5ons a1e aoong bu-;•ness as Ooobce Suc11on Cte:in1ng Sysr&rn 985 We~t 11llh St Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Gary Lester Cocn•a"e 521 Da11y P1to1 May 2J. 30 West All0'1 Av~. •E Sant3 Junu 6 13 1997 F9B3 A;~s CAb~~~~:ss 15 con , __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __ ducted by M 1niJ,v1oua1 Fictitious Business Have you sl:irlea doing Name Statement business yet'> Ye~ 5-1-97 Tno follov.ing pe sons oit? Gary L Coctnane ao1ng business as A11ne This sratement , .. as t1fea Hartman De$igns 120 E with Ille County Cler~ or 6 s c . 11 Orange County on 5·13·91 b~h926~;et, 05•3 • es.:i 19973720717 Denise Anne H.111 en. Daily Pilot M.w t6, 23. 30 2115 Placenha *10 Cos1J Jufle 6. 1997 F9-l9 Mesa. CA 92627 27, 1997 F055 ---------This business 1s co1 ducteo by on lnd"1aual Ha~.-y<Ju sta1le\l do11111 bus1ne$s yet? No PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business Fictitious Business Name Statement Name Statement The following Pl'•sons a•e The following persons are ooing business as Re1a1n doing business as; Sho•' Pro So11 .... are. 20::'7 v1s1a Circuit Films, 16 Siena, Ll• Cauoal, Newport Bo.:1cn guria Niguel. CA 92677 CA 92660 Donise Anne Ha1tma11 Tn1s stJ1emen1 was lilvJ wttll the Counly Clerk ol Orange County on 5·20·'.l' 19973721474 Da1ty PtlOI May 23. 30, June 6 13 1997 rg55 Da-ve Riemann t6 S11!na Hugh Broo~.s. 2027 Vista Lagun3 Niguel. CA 92677 Caudal. Ne...,porl Beach Us:i Riemann. t6 Sien;i CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE Laguna Niguel. CA 92677 This bus1ne5s 1s con·---------- This business is con. ducted by an ona1v1du.11 dueled by· husband ana Have you staned .:101119 wife OUSllHJSS ye!'? Yes 1·1 ·9J H;>-e you started doing H<1gh Brooks business y&t" No This sta1emen1 v.os l.lo?<J Dave R1ema'1n w11n the County ~lerh ot rn1s statement was I ilea Qr;JPge County on 5. t J-97 w1lh lf1e Covnty Clo:-rl>. Ol 19973720722 Orange County on 5·30·97 DJ•ly Pilol I.fa~ 16. :?3. 30 Daily p,10! ~~~e3~~~:3z~ June 6 1997 f952 27. 1997 F056 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business Name Statement The tollow1ng peisons il•I! doing business as Ga1y D ooato D.:<hvery 507 2~lh St Ne.-oort Bl•.1ct CA 92663 Gary 01oaa10 ltlu'.I 111t.1 he1m St Costa t,lc· ,;i l'A 92627 Tr11s bus1nes' 11 i:or1· dueled by an 1na1,•\luat Have you st;111co doing business yet? Ves 5·1~97 Gary D1ooato Tn1s staremcnt wJs fllt1d "'1th the County Cter~ of 01Jnge County on 5·20·91 19973721473 Daily P11ot May n. :io. June 6. t3, t997 1"990 PUBLIC NOTICE FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 • PUBLIC NOTICES 'UILIC NOTIC!I PUIUC NOTICH PUILJC NOTICIS PUBLIC HOT1CES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE ~ b1: en =i.:ino "11LIC NOTtC! duetlld b" an~~ *') fit .. n.~ fll 11. 1t1mm11 NOTICf Of TROSTln SAU fie• 111mm11 ~:~~fi ~~ ~ -r fieehlou• Bu•INt• :.,_.~9'11 Ho Flctltlow 94aelftffe ~-:..~ ytt?1~ ~ .... ?9'• r~tA .. -=: ~:=' [!n oHs:-:m~2~:: 'maU' IWlftTAJtMOO TRUST F"llr. 2Ml1 loin· ........ ltatemenl JoH~ Vt1f#IO .,...... MAIM 11ae .... nt Mhw w. Sowle .... ~ID w Tht k:IOMnt Jl'IOll(I} ittlt ENTERPtUSU AN 045-\11-20 The loloM~ oet10nl•) •ittft Tht I •no pe~l)IS'Wt ~ Loan cJr.oaw- T '°'°"'">0 Ptftol\S .,. Thia 11Atemenl -..... Tht tOlowlfto P«IOM .,. Thia ... ~"' WU flled now Md &11 tlu.llOll lild Oetd ol . Ml9a • .lJICE s AN 045-01-4 oe T 0 SERVICE as: OOOOtE.S dOlftO wancss u WIHOYl. ··---bUSIMH u Cobbi. Wllh '"' Col.Inly a.-1c of dOinO buslMM H : AllOtd· wnh the COWlfY C1ertc of Tld in .. OtOC*W _.. In ;G ,.J 3901 JMlbc). COMPANY as duty appOinatO aoi ~ M R.QMT 25351 Nooa Pancltf)' Ct:IHV fW ~ -Inv · - 1ion. Cool11• c o1np1ny, Otenge ~9ty7~~ .... 07 able Mtrcham St"Nlcn. Ottnoe COunly on rr1 :Hf *.~ ~ ~~,. Aoll1. #15. ~ Btld'I. TrvslM unOtr "" follOW!nO MCA gogio · S!ll e L~na ..as CA 92663 ~ ~ ~~~ l= 01bfal1., Ave , Co1ta 1• .. -.. 30902 La Mer, Lagune 1H7312072f -v-... 11 ~ 2116-921181> OUCtll>td Ottd Ol TrUfl WIL( Zitll lnlllCltl Inc A S/IV!*I COtPOIJllOll I C.· A DEED OfF TIWST r 'CA 82121 0111)1 P1lo1 June e. 13, 20, 8Nctl. CA 82171 Dally Pilot Mty 11, 23. 30, f1 ~mi:T:::r ~~ ... Stok Veno, 1330 ~ SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO IOtlU ~· 213 ~ IOllH ~n 14 w g:'T£D 311&'11. ~ Olan Jun St11t1, 310827,1991 FOS& Kathy Jonneon, 30902 La Junee, tft7 F-950 """°'°"Ol9clti.dlt ao10woocllllM Bltl.CA9'2&21 THE H~EST BIDDER fOR Awt AdanclJ.CA92373 A'°"lllt ~ne CAQ2820 YOU TAKI! ACT10H TO it'fl:;,:.v• · Colla MtH PUBLIC NOTICE ~Laguna a.acn. CA PUBLIC NOTICE ·• IS" ltle *" -~ and n..1Mii1111t 11 ~ ~ (:n:: 'or:' 1t1':"~1:~ Th.a uness" COtllMad TM Dis.ness 15 co~ l'ftOTECT YOUR "'°'" ~,r buslntu te col\-Thi• buelnaH 11 con· OIWcommon~ 11 ""' 1111~ Staas) 111CSJor 11'1• QJ/litr' •CC>tPOmOft aeomomon menceo to EJn°Y, IT MAY&e SOU> AT A llUCltO bV on lndlVldulll flotltl0\11 8ualMH ducted by an lndMdulll Plc1ltlou1 Bu1lnH1 lllt IUI ~ delellt The ~Sltlnt ~ c.rtllled O! Ollltt dlfdtS CptCI· ~ lllS llOI yet C.OUn Tiit ~ttant com noer lt1t flU8LJC SALL If YOU Have vw 1uin1d uo1ng Nam• Statement Have you 1tarted dOlng N•m• 8tatem•nt *"' IS Polriioried ., be t1 ll1nSad ladints.i unoer !tie 111d 1n ~~Coat Stellon 29i4h ID ~ tidiness unoet " ltWaCI S.ntSS uname 0 NEED AH fXll\...ANATION Olfl r•JJfll''" y111? f'io Th• following peraont .,. 1>utlne11 yet? No Th• 1o11ow1ng pe11on1 •rt :Ji"t f:ri' C.... ~ ... lk:bcul cadlnus 1111111 (PIVll>ll ., f11U 1t ti!• 11me ·o1 tlat0us buaness name l•CO•our :i:e:on Tl1E NATURE OPNSTTHE P9'0UO. o+bor•h J su1111 doing bu11neu u : CJ $1p. Kathy JohMon dOlng bualn .. 1 as: Htlp In· u'*"Clnl f "' namet trltlld lllCM on~ sa to T o S.Mce Comoany) names istld ht!Wn names istt 1 CORPORA CEEDING AGN Y • lhlt Sllllornenl WH f1tod pl\lr•. 120 f , 181h Strttl, Thi• lllltment Wit filed llmatlonal, 511 35th St., .,,. ~ OI~~ 2 JAESEOK YAl«l Ill rlQht Olle and lnteresl con· SIGHED leA INDUSTRIES, INC ' S~N(O~ s~ ncllandll M vou SHOULD CONTM:T A '#Ith 11111 County Clttk ol Costa MeH, CA 92827 with 11\t Co\.tnty Cltrk of N.wpott Beach, CA 928'13 Ind Oltlet common dulQ JNS sl*ment was lllecl WI wyed to 1nO now flllO by 11 A CA. CORP , 8V Molllmlllld T N. "' S LMYEll Notice Is htreby J~nqo Counly on 11·21·97 Candact Owen•. 8392 Orang• County on S·3Q.07 Mlc:haet F. Howtll, 51 1 11 llOwn lie n $ ci Int Cou~ Cit/II OI OllllOt under u ld Oetd ot Trust In Ille Tthtancl1. ~lldtnt Plltej Prtsidtnt glvWI tNt Coast l'-ed SerJ. 1007 3 721042 A1llly Drive, Huntington 19973722'40 35111 St., Newport 0Hch, :o"-.. 'f:· ~ bl~ WI~ CoulllV on!.tne 2. 1m properiv htrelnafttr dtscrrbtd Thssllllment wa ltlod with Tin statement was hi~ with lce1, a Cialitomll Ccrp«a- .... ,, Pilot Ma 30 June 6 011ch. CA 92141 Dally Piiot JuM Cl 13 20 CA 92663 CMllllll or w~ eicsnned HOTICE·Tl'll f1cb•ou1 Nl/Tlt TRUSTOR· OCEAN ENTER· tile Ccu~ Cletll of Oranoe tile County Clel!I ot noe tlon, lll tNttee, « succ:u- I J .Jo 1997 v ' Foici Thi• bu1ln111 11 con. 27 1997 ' j:01; Thi• buelntu 11 con-°''""**' ~no·••• pos. Slilllmtlltt>CPres In.• Yff11 fro PRISES, INC. BENEFICIARY ecu~onMay28, 1997 CountvonMay 19 1997 IOf tn.lst ... « IUOttltut~ • · ducted by: en lndl111dual • ductod by: an lndl11ldua1 SISllOll o( encumcnncta '1o PIY 1t1t a. it was fried 1n die Oflict LIPPOBANK ~ordedJutv 29 NOTICE· Tiu ficuous Name NOTICE· Tl'lls Ficooous Name tn.llt• pursuant to the Deed PUBLIC NOTICE Have you 1tattod doing PUBLIC NOTICE H111• vou 11111ed doing 1t1t •rtno princaOill eum o1 tilt ol the Coun1y Clef\ A new ~-1991 as 1nsu. No. 91-3999071n Stament exptu live years trom Sta.tement expires live yean from d TNst Pec:uted by bu1ln111 vet? ¥11. May 28, bu1lne11 yot? No nott(t) secured tJi llld Offc1 ot •ous eusineu Name Stateme Book Piii• of Ofllclal Recoros tnc data rt was l1lt0 in Ole Oll1ct Ole date 11 wis l~ed in tilt Ollrce Oceangloty Alntfk:a. Inc, • f'lctltloua Bu1l11et1 1997 Flotltlou1 8u1lnH1 MlchHI Howtll Tiust. wilh 1ntlmt llllteon, as n'llSI Ile frltd pnor to lllld dall In th• olliol or tht Reeoraer ot ol tnt Counly Cler1l A new Ac'· of me County Clelll A new net· c.tllfomia CotporltlOn ~ Name Statement Candac:t J Ow1n1 N•m• Statement Thia 1tat1mon1 Wit mea ~did 1n s..d notl(a), Id· Tiit l1hno o1 tin dlltment does OrangeCouniy; YOU AAE IN lous 8'&Slnett ~ Slllement ~ous Bus.ness NM!lt Statement cot6ed on 3l2!W8 u ln- Tnu ro11ow•tl{j pt1eons .,, Thia 11111m1nt w11 flied Tht toflowlng pe1tont 11• with lh• County Clork of WlllCtl, ~ q , under 1111 llrms ol not ol 1tMll 11Jtllo11u the use 1 DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of n'll9' bl l~ed pt1or to NI dale mist Ile l~eo PllOf to 1tlat date &UUmtnt No. 88-1351lt, In "'l1w1 t.iu'lh1M1 111· Emtr· with lht County Cltfk of doing bu1IMH at: Holber1 Orar111e County on 5-1&-97 Deed ol T11.1tt. ... mllld IMS, 11111tWof1 fl<*•ous 8u11nes TRUST DATED 7/1M1 UNLESS Tiit filtng of this smement dOeS The hhl'IQ of ths swemenl ooes Boot\-. at Page -r::t Of'nclll , J noors. 1:1 Jatm1111 Orange County on 5-30-07 Enterprise, 2260 w. Uncoln 19073721141 cNIQeS and tJCPtnltt o1 the Name 1n \llCJlaOon of N llOhtl ot YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO· not ol 11Sell aulhonze Ille use 1n not ol 11Sell aull\Onze Ille use '" rec«ds in the ofTI« ol the ,., ~ Laourin 1t11r,, CA 19973722820 Blvd .. Aft. 07, Anaheim, DaUy Piiot May 23, 30, 1111tiet 11111 al !tie lNttS anotnet under Fedtf11, St.Ill, TECT YOUR PROPERTY IT lhrS St11e o1 a Ftcttous Business lhs suit ot ii Ftcnous Business County Record« ol Or~ .(;~J Dally P1lo1 Ju,,. I. 13, 20, CA 9280 June 6, 13, 1997 F1184 ,,.. UICI Oetd OI T11.1st. • .!:,~t common law ~See Stclon 1 MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC Name 1n ~.-on ol Ille nQhlS ol Name in ~OllbOn of Ille "OJllS OI calltoinl.&, Mid pursuant to Tea B1111d, IJ Jasm1n1 27, 1997 F059 C0tey LyneQ HOibert, 2260 PUBLIC NOTICE , $»,120.At ~= ~ rtstQ, Business l/IO Plolessi SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPL.A· anottte< under kderal. Stm. MIOl!ler unoer feoefll, Sta!f the NotJc;e ol Default and {;•au~. L~Ulll tl•llS, CA w . Uneoln Blvd .• Apt 07, 1'*1UI lllCI 'Code) NATION Of THE NATURE Of common IN (Set Section 14400 common law (See sec11on 14 EJeetion to SeV thereunder ~.~~3 PUBLIC NOTICE Anahalm, CA 112801 fl tltl 8 1 ,...!!IY_, ":, 1nc11f: :.::' First f'hno THE PROCEEDING AGAINST et seq ~11ness and ProlUSIOllSlet sea e..s1ness and Prolmioos recotded on 2111197, ln Book 1 T tile bu~1nen 11 con· Thia bu1ln1ts It con-c oua ua neH ..-e Newpolt Btach-COSU Mes YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT Code) Coofl -, , It Page-, as lnsuumtnl IJu~rd ti)' an 1nd1vldu11 Flctltlou• Bu•lneH due.tees by an Individual N•m• Statement unoet Uld~~~lle1'10· CN424S911247~.kln' LAWYER 6208 W PACIFIC F;rstti~ng FirstFikno No. 19910064892 d said H!·11 you ~IOllOd doing N•m• St•t•m•nt Htvt you started doing Th• IOllowlng f*IOns are '°" oecu..... lO COAST HWY NEWPORT Beacll c II Mesa orftdal Rec«dS, Wiii Sen on lius101u y~1? No The loUowtng ~· are 1>u1lnH1 yer? 4-7-97 doing buslMH 11: Hughes ~~~ • w~"= 6• 13.20•27• 11197 &EACH CA 92663 (ll a sll'eet ~fi'1J:='~ Ta CN~~ 36404 ~: 23 30 Jun 611319'7 loaled at: N. tne , t I.Id Beard doing bu1lne11 aa: SttrlinQ Cerey Holber1 D11lgn1. 1023 GrtnVlllt, "" .....,ut and Of e, adorm or common oes9na-n 6 13 997 North front entrance to thl 1111\ i1a1um11111 wot Mtd Pacific Engineering, 2900 This 1t111ment was nlld Ntwpo'1 Beach, CA 92680 and~ ~ ifie Oefeul PUBLIC NOTICE IJOn of property ts shown aoove 6·13 20·27· 11197 · 1 County ColJMoua. 100 "'"1 tr1u County Clerk or Brls&ol SI., Suite E·103. with tht County Clerk of Lynda Jean Hughot, 1023 lllCI '° ~urwJ/tr no warranty is gtven as to its LIC NOTICE I PUBLIC NOTICE Ctvic Centef Drive West "•Ai••Jll Coun1y on 5.22.91 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Orange County on 8-3-97 Granvtlle. Newport Beach, = =rec:a:a10 wO:, 0 Alt Mo.1to7J122141 complei.ness or correctness) PUB Santa AN. ca11rom1a at 2:00 1 O!H3721 B55 Lynn Con I e y. 2 522 10973722918 CA 02660 ~ n !tie nt/ whett FICTITIOUS IUSINBS Tht t>enth&ry under sa14 Deed PM llt public auction 10 the uiuly ,..,101 Mav 30_ June 6, MacAtlhur Blvd .. #E, Santa Dally PilOt June 6, 13, 20, Thia buslnt11 It con-rtJf ~nv 15 1~ and mo NAME STATEMENT ol Trust. by reason ot a oreacn File No. 11173121335 file No. 1917~2~~ highest biddti f« ush 1 l 70 1997 FOl 1 Ana, CA 9270.. 27 1997 F074 ducted by: an lndlllldual .,._ ..._ ___,Moe~ Tile IOllOWlllO person(s) 1!Yltt or delaull 1n Ille obhgabons FICTTTIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS 8 I !f>'Ylbie Ill the timed sale · Thia buslneu 11 COi\-• Havt you 11artod doing u-• u .. • .""""'• no business aa CON MEO secured thereby hetetolore MAME STATEMENT IWIE STATEMENT n laWful ~ d the PUBLIC NOTICE duclod by' an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE bu1ln111 yet? Yea. 4/97 ~1"1::::o8 .. ~ 108 West Katelll, unn F, OtlllOI'. mcuted and del111tred ro Ille The loUOWlng person(s) ·~re The lollow1no person(s) ·~re United Stales), aH norit. ~ Have you 11artod doing Lynd• J. Hughes lllC lndtt BY. ~lt*7 p,,,.; Q2867 unoersigned a wrllll!n oecwa· C!Olng busmess as MAPLE RE· 00tno oosmess as HAIA ART and lntet"est conveyed to 1 f1ctllloua Ou1lnen business y11? No Flctltlou• BualnHa This 1111emen1 Wit flied ~ ~dlrnt itOi Kii'" Bird • ConS011da~ Me<Jical Enter· hon ol Qelaull and Demand for ALTY CO . 2651 East Chapman STUDIO 14130 CulYer Or .tE, and n<Nt held by it under Na mt Stetement L~nn Conlev H•m• St•tement with th• County Clerk of #f60. Anllrtllm HIJ ~ ~ pnses • Callfoma Corpo111oon Salt and written nobet ol Avenue. Suite 100, Fullerton. CA IMne, CA 92714 said Deed ot Truss In the rt•w tu1t1.1wln!J persons 818 T Is statement was flied fht lollowlng peraons are Orange County on 5·20·97 m4~.2424 ts-* Ur>1 trfo.'. 108 West Katella, Unrt F, Ot11noe: delaun and ol elecuon 10 cause 92631 , (714) 578-0144 Yuen Chin Hsuen, 8 Santa Pfoperty situated In aid ,10111g uu,moss as: 1 tlghet wllh lhe Countv Cl11k ol doing bualneu u : HB 10073721478 'ltA•",\1Jh Oo-.1gn s 1ud1os. Orange County on 5·30-97 Knlle & Tool, 10151 Malkel Dally Pilot May 23, 30, 1997 ' ' ' Ths business is conducted by property to satisfy said OllllQa· Chapman Awnue, SU1le 109 Anh Ct-.ino. 14130 Culver Or . described: The East 198 IHI :1;>1J Un1vm111y Orlvo, Costa 19073722828 01 .. Huntington Beach, CA June 6, 13, 1997 F992 a corpomon Uons, and therealter tile un· fvllenon. CA 92631 I E IMne, CA 92714 of the North Of14Hlalf ol l.ot '1.•(·~1. CA 9:>G"7 Daily Piiot June 6, 13. 20, 92646 I PUBLIC NOTICE ~sttant nu not yet b90Un c!ersioned caused said nollCe 01 This business rs conoucteo oY 'rl'lls business 1s conoucteo by 39 ol Tract No. 9, as shown lluU111 1ar1 Po11<ir 326 Uni· 27, 1997 F060 John R. Mllhews. 10151 PUBL C .. OTICE trlnsact llusu1ess under tne default and ol e1eellon to oe an 1ndl~dual a oenelill oartnerslltp on a Map thereof recoided v_cir••tly 011vo, Cosio Mesa. PUBLIC NOTICE M1lkal Drive, Hunllngton Fl tltl 8 1 FM Mo. 1tl717224&l fdOous llusmess name or RecordedFebruary 19. 1997 as HaYe you started 001no llJSI· The ~strant commenceo to In 8ooll 9, Page(s) 9, ol C A. 'J~b27 Beach. CA 92646 c ou1 u1 nH1 ffCTTTIOUS IOSINOS names ksttd hel!ln Instr No. 97-759671n l!ook ness yet? Yes. 4-1·61 11Jnuct business under the Mlscellaneoua Maps. Rec· I l11s l>usrnos~ Is con· This bu1ln111s 11 con• N•m• Statement MAllE STATEMENT IGNEO CONSOLIDATED MEDI· Page ol Olllclal Records In me SIGNED ALLEN A MAXflELO IU hcoous buStness name o ords ol said Orange county. lucted Ly nn 1ndlv1du;i1 Flotllloua 8ualn•H ducted by an Individual The following persons are Tiie lollowlng pelSOll{s) s.\11 ENTERPRISES INC ey olllce of tne recorder ot Or· This statement was fried with names tistea aboYe on May 1. The· property addreu and t lNc:t vou s11111od ao1ng N•m• Statement Have you started doing doing buslneu 11: Ellll In· . 'ALl.E'/ 1 B GOIOS!el Prtsioent • angeCounly, Said Sale ol orop· tne County Cle~ of orange 1997 other common designation. 1>1•~1no~1 vot?110 Th• loUowlng pera_ons are business yet? No 11rn1t Conaultlng, 220 =~!leSI ~~A. ~· ·~i.s st.ate:iient was I led Wlltl erly Wiii be made m u os County on~ lQ, 1997 SIGNED YUEH CHIN HSUEH. ANH If any, at the rul propmy rt >!Jm ro1101 doing buslneu u . Roch· John R. Ma1new1 Santa Loulta, l1Vln1, CA CA""720 rey • Mne. Ille Cou .., Clm ol 1 0 cono1uon Without covenant or NOllCE·Thls Fic,oous Name CHUNG dtscnbed &bovt Is pur· flus 5U11omon1 wns tiled olla, 404 Westminster Ave., Thia 11a11ment was filed 92606 ., n.~ rallQe warranry eirpress or impOed s f Th I led th ported to be· 605 Vlc1ona dlh 11iu Coun1y Cro1k ot Sult• 6. Newport Beach, with the County Clark 01 Paul Sinclair, 220 Sama Vt/Aey Clle Corpornon. a ':fr°.:E~ 27f; 1997 Naft1e re;11e11ng !Ille possession or~~ tX:~~:;,ve Y:S Olr~ the f~:e'"6~~w~ 1 0~~ st COstll ~sa. CA 92626. 1 J1.in90 c9un1v on 5.23.97 CA 92663 Orangt County on 6-3-97 Louisa. l1Vln1, CA 92606 Caliloma ColllOmon, 14805 "" • s cooous encumbr1noes. to pay 1111 1 1 w 1 '" 1 ~ undersigned Th.lstee 1S>073721'US3 Rochell• C. Stuard, 2400 19073722014 This bu1ln11s Is con· Jet1rey Rollcl. #A. IMne, St.atement eicprts hw Yt~ from remaining pnnac;s sum ol Ille of Ille County Clertl A news Aco-CcuNOnty~E~ 19A· 1997 .,. disc:lalms any liability for 1 B VI• Mariposa West La· dueled oy· an Individual 92720 dill 1t was hleo 1n die Olllce ( l d d Deed 1 bous Busmess Name tal!ment "'' ·ms c:aoous ... me ot o.11ly Pdo1 M;iy 30, June 6, guna Hiiis CA 92653 , Dally Pilot June 6, 13, 20, H . llrted d I Tiu tuSIOCS COIQJceed tJi 'of tne County Clertl A new Fico· not? slC\lre sai o rrust oe Meo pnor to tlla1 dale Statement txptts ''°"' yea!$ trom eny lncorTectntss thl •:1 20. 1991 f014 Thi• bu's1ne11 11 col\-27. 1997 F076 t:>u~l~ •• ~oyu111'v11, 5/1;/v~g u:orpor•on s rs j•ous ~Stness ~me Statement ~~us . :'i'e1eo1n:~':~:S ~ !~'d The hhno ol lhs statement does Ille date ii was l~ed in ltle Ottice property address and other PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Paul Slnclalr ~strant 11as not yet oeoun rr.ist Ile t~eo pnor ID 111i1 date un~r the terms 01 said 0elo not Of itself autllonze tile use 1not tne Coul'll)' Cltrtl A new ficti· ~~If t~i H1v1 you slaltld doing This s1a1om1nt was flied ., tnlnSld wsiness under 111elThe ld1ng or ttu sta1ement does 01 Trust lees CflatQH and trls state 01 a Ficoaous Businessoous Business NllTl8 Strtemelll amount at the unpaid ~ Fk:tltlou1 Bu1lnns busln111 yet? Yes, 5-15-97 Flctltloue Bu1l neH wllh tht County Clerk of ta'®s bus.neu name or not Of 1~auttionze lt1t use 1n expenses 01 the Trustee and 01 Namein1o101~ o1 tile nghts Ol IT'CJSI De lded pnor 10 !NI Cl.ate anu of the obliga!Jon • Name Statoment Rochelle C. Stuard Name Statement Orang• County on 5-23-97 naitneOstedhetem lllls stn or a fl<:nous Business Ille trusts cruted by sa.id o..o another under Fee!efll Slate, oflhe t~1no ot Ills statement does cured by the property to be '11,co lo1tow111g persons 1119 Thia a1111men1 was filed The lollowlng pertont 111 19973721958 SIGNED VAJ.ID CAFE CORPO· Name '" 1o1ol*>n or tile noms of ol Trust Said sale \I/Ill oe helO common law (See Secbon 14400not ol rlSt!I au111e>nze tile use th sokf and reasonable est .. 11C)111g t.ius111on at Aichi· will\ the County Clerk ot doing bu1lne11 11: Haly Dally Pilot Mey 30. June 6, RATION, Sy Ya sr.no Shih, lllOtller under Ftde1111 Stile or on June 19, 1997, at 3 o et seq. BuSlnt5' and Protess•ons lhls state Of a fict1oous Business mated costs. expenses and 1ocM~I Solutions. 64S Ir· Orange County on 5-3().97 Fumlshlng1 •nd D11lgn, 13, 20. 1997 F022 President !common law (See Seeton 14400 p.m.on 1111 front steps 10 111e Code) Name in 1o1ota~on or tne nghts OI .c:111ances at the tme of tn. ·!n& Avo . N1>wpor1 Bo;ich. 19073722828 1969 Port Brlatol Cl1c11, llls stmment was flied wtll'I et seq . Bu11ness ano ProfesStons enuance of Ill• orange c~ Change anolher unoe1 Fede1111. Stile, o Initial publication of the Gii !J2t..GJ·OOOO Dally Piiot June 6, 13, 20, Newpor1 Beach, CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE tile County Cle~ o1 0111nge Code) Center. 300 E. Chapman Or· Neo11pon Beac.ll-Costa Mesa .common law (See Stcbon 14400 Notice of Sale Is· M.i• k S Dwyt:r. G4S ltvtno 27, 1997 F061 Mary Ann Haly, 1969 Po11 Fl 1 1 County on May 29, 11197 first Filing anQe, CA At Ille bme ol tne CN422917 MAXFIELD May 23.30. el seq 8uS1ness and ProlesS1ons $1,966,077 46. In addition lo A~!I-Nowpon eoacn, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Brl1101 Clrcl1, Newport ct t ou1 BualnH• NOTICE-llls Ficltlous Name Newport Bucn-Costa Mesa intllal publlcaUon or this 11otloe. .Aln 6 13 11197 Cooel cash, the TNstet Wiii ac:cept Wtw 0000 Beach, CA 92660 Nam• St•t•ment Statement eicpres hve years trom CN422Q65 May 30 .kin 6 13,20 Ille total amount of the unpaid First Filing ii c:astllet's check drlW'n on lffl• 1Ju~111ess Is con· Fictitious Butln•H Thia bualntn 11 con· The following persona are Ille date 11 was hied 1n l!lt Olhce 1997 balance of tne obligation se· PUBLIC NOTICES Ntwpon Beach-Costa Mesa ii Slllte Of natJonal bank. a ~'d by 1n 1nu1v1d1111 N•m• St•t•m•nt ducted by: an lndMdual doing bualne11 as: Jolly ol Ille Coul'llY Clllll A new Fico-cured by the aoove dtscnbed CN422924 May 23 30 Jun 6, 13 cnecJ1 drawn by a mtt or .. M yo11 ,1<1r110 doing Have you 1tarted doing Dolphin, 203 Marin• Ave .. •ous Bullness Name Stalement PUBLIC NOTICE Oeed of Trust and estimated 1997 federal credit union or a ~tkle~' y1111 Yes 8"J6 The followlng persons are buslnen yot? No Balbo1 Island, CA 92662 l'la.ISI t>e flleo ,..,01 10 11\at date costs. upenses. and advances F11t Mo. 1H737Z2453 check dr.wn by a 1t1tt or Ml"' S Dwvor doing busln111 aa: Search· Mary Ann Haly Del Wayne Staudinger, Tile 1 1 it[. Is $952 748 69 It Is possible FtCmlOUS BUSINESS PUBLIC NOTICE ledef•I savl and loan Thlf stJIOt1lf)11t was f1lod Net Tochnologl11, 401 This sta11mtnt was !tied 203 Matlne Avt., Balboa la· ihng o s statement does Fllt No. 1873722313 lllat 81 'tne . ume of sale tne NAME STATEMENT iallon ngt Ing lll)tti the County Clork ol Hamlllon #8, Cotta M111, wllh 1h1 County Clerk of lond, CA 92662 : ~ti~ ~:is~~se in ~EOIUSTA~~S cpentng bid m•Y be less than The lollPWlno person(s) 1~19 File Mo. 10971722450 ~~ or'. :log: = Qf~e Cou111v on 5·23·97 CA 92627 Orange County on 1·3·97 This busln111 11 con· ness -'"""',...' 1111 row Indebtedness due no business as:~ Bi.JSINESS FICT1T10US BUSINESS lfled In Sec:tlon 5102 0( • t 9973721060 Dou~as A Hanshorne, 19973722913 dueled by: an Individual ~rn ::•o~,r ~ts ol The IOllOwlng perso~s) '" Date 5/l3t117 T.O. SERVICE BAOKEAS, 1CXXl Clu•I St, SU1te NAME STATDIOO ~ Flf'lllf'QAI Code and t>t•ly P1lol Mny 30, June 6, t01 c'J:~t~~71B, Costa Dally Pilot June 6, 13, 20, bHavle you ?11Varted doing :i~nulaw (see seciion 1~ ~~ ~"':~~ ~~~-COMPANY as said Trustee. 190,NewportBelcil,CA26002660n .,. The lollOwlng oerson{s) I~ authorlledtoc:lobutlMuln l~20 1997 F017 esa, 27 1997 F077 us ntu yet 11• 11-4·96 · · Mlcllele Timmerman Assistan Galy L ttnes. ,.,,o dong business as COf.'MAlA this st.Ile. In the .....m · Thi• buslneu Is con· • Del w. Staudinger et seq · Busmess and Pltltess.ons AnlllClll W~. Glendoni. C Secretary 1750 E. ~ltl St,, Ste Grande A\18 , ~na liMs, CA PREfEAAEO MECHANICAL tendet' other 1Nn cash Is .. PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: en Individual PUBLIC NOTICE This 1t1ttmtn1 was llled Code) 91741 700. SMita Ana, CA 92705 02663 S£RVICES, ~ 10"456354 50 ACCepttd tht nustee may ---------1 Have you 1111rtod doing with th• County Clerk of first filing . F\ll'Jll•. Inc. a Cal1loma (714) 543·8372 We are ass1St· Ths business IS concl.ided by Fremont Sbffl. Sii 2600 San Wlttlhold the lsswince ot tht f>otlt1ou1 Butlneu business yet? Ves. 4/5197 Flctltlou1 Bu1lnHa Orang, County on 5-30-97 Newport Beach-Costa Mesa COrporaon, 2025 E Finanoal Ing Ille Beneltc:latY to collect 11111lci1o1ci.lal ffl/ICISCO CA 94105 ' nustee's Deed until funds ff•m• Sl•t•m•nt Oouglat A. Ha111horn1 N•m• Statemenl 19973722835 CN42468208Q2&-PV .am W~.Gendol'l,CA91741 debl and any lnlormatlon The l!Qlsttanl commenced ID Comrti.rMecNntcllser..ees tJecomt available to the 'nit IOllOw1ng poison' ore This alalemtnl WIS flied The lollowlng perlonl a11 Diiiy P110t June 6, 13, 20, 6,13,20,27. 11197 Ths business Is conducted bV OC>Wn Wiii l>t USld lor !Ila transact business under Ult Caltlonwa, 50 Fremom Strltl Ste' p.yee Of andorSft u a 11011;q bus1nt"a n York with th• County Clerk of doing bu1ineu as: Mort· 27, 1997 F053 a corpomon purpose Wlletller reoe111ed oral tcaous business name o 2600 San Ffanosco CA 94105 matter ot right Said sale will l1.,1111r111 "~"'~ Woil Coast Orang• County on 5·30-97 gage Funding Group, 216 PUBLIC NOTICE ~trant 11aS not vtl ~nor tn wnnn9 IF AVAJLABL , names ~~ abow on May 22. T~s ta1S1ness rs Conducted bV be made, but WlthoUt cow- H1111ow.w. t'1>w11on Deach, 19973722581 1/2 Abalone Ave , Balboa PUBLIC NOTICE ID ltlllSaCl t.lslnest undtl !tie THE EXPECTED OPENING Bl 1997 a c.orpolltlon Nll'1l « watranty, uprus or "" ••<>t.t..J D11ty Pilot JuM 6, 13, 20, Island, CA 92662 NOTICE ~ TRUSTEE'S SALE hcUous buSlness fll(Tlt o MAY BE OBTAINED BV CALL· SGHEO GAAY HIHfS l t BuStness Nr Contnll/lmplied reg&rdang lltle pos-n tt,iny Vc.rk 4•104 1/2 27, 1997 F062 Kerry L Your111. 218 1/2 Flc tltlou1 Bu1ln•H Alt: 1'1m4 Lo.t: 137'm4 names ~sled lleren ING THE FOLLOWING TELE· Ths sta:ement was filed With"' ~:.: 5eMCeS 'session 0( enc:umbtancu, ~~·""'l'I PtJco ''''"'Poll PUBLIC NOTICE Abalone Ave.. Balboa Is· Name Statement Oltl«: 7t70T97 YOU ME IN SGHEO PURf\.E. INC . By John PHONE NUMBERS ON THE DA.' h County aer1l of OQf10t 'o-s~'ts not yet ~n to saUsfy the lndetJttdMss 11 1 II CA W1,1iJ land, CA 92662 Tiit lollowlng persons art DEFAULT IJHOER A DEED ~ H AeMnget, Secmaty BEFORE THE SALE 1714)480· County on May 29 1997 ,_ secured by said Deed » ,.~ trn)uur·.s " con· This busln111 Is con-doing business as: Som•· TRUST, DATED Hovtn!ber 25, Tin sll9emtnt was hied witll 5690 TAC U1901C PUB 5/.30 NO'Ta·Thls fictaoous Name ID trwac:t business unotr tile vances theteundet, 0Wlth •I• ll'cl Ly .111 111d1~1du~I Flctllloua BualneH ducted by: 1n lndlvlduat lhlng Na1ural, 408 32nd St., 11t1, UNLESS YOU TAKE Ult Cou~ Cle~ of Ofange 6~. 6/13 Stattment eJCl)lres tr~ yem from ficnous WStness name OI lnttiest at provtoed thereln, t I i.ll yti" • 1,1r1t11J doing N•me Stelement Have you started doing Nowpor1 B11ch, CA 92663 ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR County on M1y 28, 11197 date rt w l~ICI in tnt Office flll'neS ksted hete1n Ind the unpaid pr1ncipal ,,9 ... c~• Y' ri Ne> The following persons I .II buslntSI yet? No Chuck Giffen, 4138 Pal1lck PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO NOTICE·Ths FObOus Name PUBLIC NOTICE : lllt Countias aertt A new fO. SK>NED COMMAIA MECHANICAL ba.lanee at the Note a«ured 1111 11y YC>•~ doing business as· AAA Korry L Young Rd. A, Newport Buch, CA AT A PUii.iC SALE. IF YOU Stallment expru five years f Name Stalement SERVICES. By LMalne p Oliall. by said Deed With Interest , ·,1,111 '"''"I wn hied Loca11on Motorhomos, 770 Thlt ata11ment wit tiled 92663 NEED AJ1 EXPLANATION ~ Ille csm 11 was llltd 1n l!lt Oflice fit Mo 11173722138 eous 8uS1ness AsSlstant Secrttaty thefeon as provided In said .,11 1 "'" c;our•I\ <.;101k ot w. rnn St.. 15. Costa with the County Clerk of Thi• bu1ln111 Is con· THE NATURE Of THE PRO. ot Ole COUlllY Clertl A new ficO. FICTTTIOUS BUSINESS i;aist11oe 1r1r i:1°' : ~ :': Tin statemem was tiled wttll Note. lees, charges and •1.1"11" co11111y uu S·2:1·97 Mesa, CA 92627 Orange County on 6·3·117 dueled by: an lndlllidual CEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU •ous 8uS1ness Name Stateme MAME STATEMENT l1e ~·~~ auJ.oS:e: use 1~ 1111 County Clelk of O~nge upensu ot the tNstee and 1 '1973721983 David Brian Rovsek. 205 1/ 10973722908 Have you starled doing SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. rr.ist Ile lded pnor to tllal date me IOllPWlno person(s) rYlle not tJte 01 1 ficODous Business County on Mav 29, 11197 the ll\.lsts cruted by said u.1.•v I 11ri1 Miv '.IO, Juno 6, 2B AghaC11 Ave.. Nowport Dally Pilot June 6 13 20 buslne11 yet? Yea. 4·21-71 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tile •~•no ol lllls sWl!ment does do~srness as N€WFORT:n: n ~non of the nghls ot NOTICE-Ths Ac~llous Name Deed ol Trust. Coast Fed l ,0 l'Jq7 fOIS 1111c • A 92662 27 99 • · · Chuck G11ton tlM IMl~iown • 5' 1 ell ..... ..... ST · USE L p 1670 ....... 1 Sllttment eicpres live years from Sefvices 1 c.tllfomla C0<po-. -This bu1lne11 Is con· • 1 7 Fo79 Thia 11a11men1 was lilod Aopl llnt • Road, not 0 •IS auu.,nze """ use in ' • """·lflOtner under Ftdenil. State, 1111 oa1111 was hied in the Office ration as said TtustM &433 PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by on lndl11ldua1 PUBLIC NOTICE with lhe County Clerk of Newport Bodi 92$60 lllls state ot a FicHous 8uS1ness port Boulevan:I. COsta Mesa. CAcommon law (See Secoon 14 ol tl1t Councv Clertt A new F;cb· F Ub<Oo« A , WU1 Have you atarted doing Orange Counly on S.30·97 -"-'• Petc9i Nu111bel "2· Name in 1o1olabon °1 the nQhtS 01 02627•3717 et seq · Business and Prolessions oous Bu1tness Nime Stattmen .:ns CA 91~ (B18l Fictitious Ou1lne11 business yet? Ves. 4·1·97 Flctltloua Bu1lne11 19973722510 nt,.. will be IOkf 11 public another under Federal, State. ° C ~port zJite~se. sip·Cocle) mist be filed pnor to that date 31&-8270 By· sit>oney Nunie Stutomonl David B. Rovsok Name St•t•m•nt Daily Piiot Juno 6 13 20 ..alon • 1t11 Nortfl ttoflt common law (Sff Secaon 14400 •1 oma. 1 pect et First Filing The 1111no of ttn statement doe Monge Assistant Sec1etary 11 u• l1>il11w111c;i porsor1s are This s11111men1 was llled The lollowlng persons are 27 1997 . F060 llltl'MCI to tile County Court· tt seq , Business and ProleSS1on' SU1te 305, La Jolla, CA 92037 Newport Beach-Costa Mesa not of itself autllonle tne use i 0ate<1·, May 1S 199T i10 .. 11,1 uu-.1111•~! ns While wllh the County Cle1k of doing busln1t1 as· Whotl· , houM 700 CMc Ctmtr DfM Code) Tiu business is conducted by CN424684 100.A .kin 6, 13,20.27. lhs state ol a Acaoous BuSlness ~ 05/23 ' 06/'30 Ch.11101 I 111111us1110. 3C6 Av· Orange County on S-30.97 stop Servlc11 6503 Soa· PUBLIC NOTICE Wm SllllUI An-. CA on flrstlihno allmted partnership 1991 Name in ~OlaDon ot Ille nQl1tS ol 06/06 ' · ••Chf•J ~t .. c 101 , Costa 10973722582 thore Dr .. Newport Beach. OS/2111997, ll 2:00 P.M. to th• NewportBeacfl.CostJMesa The registrant commenced ID anotller unotr Federal, Statt, o.t---------M•·~ 1 tA 'J~r.-:1 Dally Pilot June 6. 13, 20. CA 92663 Flctltlou1 Bu•lne11 hlghtet bidder, pty9bi• ll llM Ct«24068 C~ Jun 6. l3.20.27 transact buSlness under tile PUBLIC NOTICE common liw (Set Seaon 1 PUBLIC NOTICE "'''""r ~·•rr0u111os 3t.6 Av· 27. 1997 F063 Tlmothy P. Doolin, 8503 Name St•t•m•nt 1ltM of..._ for a.ah Of caah· l097 licnous business name or et seo , Business and ProleSS1ons1--------- ' t .ic!n :.1 1c 101 Costa Seashore Dr Newport Th• following persons are ltl'• dllck d,_, on • mt• Of l'lll11eS ~sled above on Aonl 22. Alt Mo. 1H7:172Ht7 Code) FWe No. 82061 StMcer SOURCE M1·' 1 CA 'J.'t,l/ PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92663 doing business as: Ph1tl nllionll bell~ cNdl dlWWl'I on PUBLIC NOTICe 1097 RCTmOUS BUSINESS nrst Mlrng ONE 1100297267 Trvstor ~ !:'11'1 t.i11~111Ms 11 '0"· Thia business 11 con· I.Ab, 123 112 461h St, New· • ltllt ot ...,.. .-lnp Md SIGNED NEWroRT STEAi<-MAllf STATEllOO Newpoit Beach-Costa Mesa NICOL.ALOE Notlc:a of TM• s ·•~':"'r by ;,11 i11dMduat Flotlllou• BualneH ducted by an Individual POf1 Beach, CA 92663 loan meodlllon. M¥1ng1 Alt Mo. 1H 7'722UZ HOUSE, L p, Sy Newport Sltak· Thi tollowlng pt110n(1) 1 CH424137 655085 Jun Sale You are in default undtr a 11 1v•• yv11 s1 1'lt>c1 duw~ N•m• S tatement Have you 1a11ea doing Aaron Lesky, 123 112 46th ...ocUlloft, « uw1ntJt bank flCTITlO"' IUSINfH noose. Inc . General Partner. 8Y aoino business as H. a LAUN 6 13 20.27 11197 0..0 01 Trust, clalld 8!1'"32 bu~111css yo17 Ito The following pe11ons art buslnesa yot? Y11, 4·30-97 St , Ntwpor1 Beach. CA apedhd In FlNndll CocH NAME STATEMENT J Sfllnnon, Jr . President ORY 5'Ml Wame< Ave ' . . Unless you takeac11on to prollct Hnt,('11 Bmlt'•Ho'l doing business 1t: Video nmothy p Doolin 92663 lldlon 5102 and IUttlof1ttd to Thi IOlloWlno pelSOll(s) '"" Tbs stmrnent was llieo 'Mth • flit your property. 1t mey l>t SOid at ,T '''' s1;i1em11111 was Med 2000 • 24 Hr' a, 2300 Hat· Thlt alaltment was filed Thlt business 11 con· 0o bull-In Calltomla Tht dOtng business as PluMB J.«X.D Ille Coullt'/ Clertt ot Oranoe ttll"lll~ ~::? PUBLIC NOTICE a puOllc sale II you need an U · t 1111, Hot• Cou111y Clerk ot bOf Blvd 13, Costa Mesa, with the County Clerk of ducted by an Individual .... wlU be made wlrhout CORP 16131 GotNRI Stmt. #H lllY on May 27, 1gg7 S ~ CAW flt No. 1H 73722140 planabon ol the nature ot the fi•··ago Coun1v on !in 97 CA 112627 Orange County on 6-3-117 H1v1 you 1tlll11d doing ovwnant Of ===..-& o ttin!lnglOn 8uch. CA Q'2&47 NOTICE· Tin Reatious Name tmt.T m. US IUSl~S procetdlnQS against you. you , • 11J!H372t084 Stephen Verdon, 179 E. 19073 722904 bu1IM11ye1?No 0t ~ oo.. Mm lnc1istnes Inc 4 CA 111ementeicpruliveyU1Slrom llsbuS1nest1sc:onckidld RCl1T10 _., lllould contact a~ On 1(1 1 (y Pilot MlV JO June G I 71h SI , I 169, Cos le Daily Piiot June 8 13 20 Aaron LHky pci loft. ot tnCUll1 . Corp 23422 ~·'Sin • ~ne dall ii was hied in !tie Oflice In 1~11 NAME tTATDIENT Junt 27. 1997 at 10-00 AM . I I to 19')1 F02S M11a, CA 92627 27 1997 • F. • Thi• •••ttmenl was fllod tollllef'tltlt obllDlf.loft 9ICUl9d I ..... N lillS CAg'£656 • lt1t CoulllV Oer1l A new fidl. RIOJtrn 1111 not ytt ceou Thi lollowlng l*SO/'l(I) ·~ NOf'lllwesl Monoaot Servas, -· Thi• bu1tn111 11 con-• 080 with lh• County Clt<k 01 ti, tile Oeed of frwt IDQllad .._. · s Busmess Harne Statement ID l1lnSICt business undtr 00tno business a LAKEVIEW Inc. as duly appotnlld Truslet PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Orange Counly on 11-3-97 i., RoMd 111*181 a alnglt 1111n, ~ness 19 eonductecl by st be hied pnor _,, ltlll <lite lic:Hous business l'llmt WN I ll.Sll«)RE CENTER. 505 S und• dtlCI ol lrust euc;u•d by Hive Vou started doing 19973722912 • IN9tot reoordld • lnttni· • hllng ot tin statement doeS names hS1ed he191n Wla Ad Onve. SUit! 100. W. Luis A. Nlcolalde and GtnCMIYa F1cUtlou1 Bu1lnH1 buslntu yll? Y11. 1-1·07 Ftotltloue Butln•H Dally Pilot June 6 13 20 1111111 No. t1"7tt5t, 9oo11 No.. ReotstJll'ltbulln not yet C.OUn ol itself auttionie tile use in S(iHED LUCY 0 MAKHAll '*m, ltlls, CA Q211C17 P. N~e. Htnband and Wilt, Name S t11temeot S11ph1n V11don N•m• St•t•ment 27 119 ' ' ' $-ofltlt Ofklal Record• to lllnuct su11ss unotr tlll tale Of Rea Bu • Ths semert wu lded w. Westem Rellt'J Partners, a a to an unOMOed ont·flall 1 ti. ronow'"o rwsons 011 This 11a1erntot was hied Tht fonowt persont are • 1 7 F076 ' ' County, Callfofnla fl~bOus ll!Stness name or ' s rn ~~n :Uu! n ~lleSS Ille Count/ Otf1t Of C.lonn Limted PaltneBl'IP, lnllrtst ano Ernesto Valdlvleso, bou~ lxllllll'>S II Slef· with lht Counry Cltlk ot doing bualn~s 11: Pacific PUBLIC NOTICE Thi t nount MOUttd by s'*"'ia.J,.MS1ed ne.~ --R'" NC ( under kderal s~ ol Oou~ on ~ 28.1..1~7 506 s IAH• Real °""'· Suitt 100. I SlnQll man as to.,, unOMO•d fnr110 t ~"""'' s111v1ces 01ang1 County on S.30.97 SalH & Leaalng 465 e uld lnstnimentaofttlltl1111of na1 META'""""'' ~s.1 • 1 (Sees · · NOTICE·TIU NCl•ous Anlhelm ttns CAQ2807 Ont flall ln•rest. n tenants In f r1 I AvuratJo fl 18, Costa 19973 722583 11th St., Ste. 201, Cotta FloUUou1 BualnaH l11ltlll publlalttoll of lhl'l llOtb A CA. CORP· 8V Oleo BorodUhn, seq ~ness and~n~SIO Stallment pPllU f1w yun I Ths OullntSS IS conc11ctecl bV common a trustor. recorcltd ~I<'~. Cll 926:?7 Delly Pllol June 8, 13, 20, Mtll, CA 02827 Name ltetemenl Ill fl, 1,UtUI, wtlldt lndudee Ffttident ' ns 1t1t 0. it WIS tiled In Ille 1 hrnled pertnerll'llP AuQust 181. 1992 a Instrument ;s111lton1e Jov urook,, 263 27 1997 F064 Ched ware 11831 Grand Tt\e following Plftons are llM totel ""°""' of the unpaid Thi stattmtnt was fried witn 1 ~I ot Ille Cou~ Clerk. A new fiQ. me ~Strini commenced ID No. 54667;, In bOOk page ol tllt flvotado N IR, co~111 Mou. ' Avt. Uikt ·Elsinore CA doing buslntu 11: CPU· lllMllct ~ndud.lng eoc:r\Hld llld 1t1t County 01111 ol Orlnot 11 ~no rt BelCll co ta Me •ous Business Name Stnme IJlnuc.t business under the olftcial records ol t11t reoorder'S Vi A t 2ti<' 1 PUBLIC NOTICE 925lO ' ' Oootor, 2222 Mlchel1on 1111pald lnttrttt) and rlllO!ltlbly County on~ 29J.1~7 c po • s sa m.rst be hied MOf to tr1lt dale fldtlous bu11ness name °' omoe 01 Orange Coun1Y, Call< ti1~ bualnou 11 con· Thi• bu1ln111 It con. 1222·111, INlnt, CA 112612 llllmlted com. GJllftMI, 111i1 NOTICE-This 11C1bous Name N421430 Mav30.~n 6·13•20' Tiit Mi Of lf'[S"itaternent names ~sled atlOw on A,j)ni G lornla, wlll ssh 11 pubnc IUC!lon 11c(ed by 111 1nd•v1dua1 Flotltlou1 Bualn•H dueled Dy: an lndMdual Robttt Alan Lthmonn, lldYMC8I • u. t11118 of lnltW Slallment e)Cpres flw yurs from 11197 not Of ~ auttioll:t the use 1 1997 · to #It 111QhtSt bidder IOf CIS".i i1l.w11 you 11nr10<1 001ng N•m• St•t•ment Havt you 1terted doing 2222 Mlchtlaon 1222·171, !!:'~'°" of thlt notlel. Ille dlll •t wa Med In die Offict INS Stall of 1 AdlllOUt Bu91 SK;HEO A~ E'OUfTV PART· or castl111''1 Clleok {dttwn anu busness yot? No • Tiit fOllowfng person1 ar• bu1ln"1 ytt? No Irvine, CA 92612 : OM12111t1 S-ol Ille County Cltr1l A new A~· PUBLIC NOTICE NalN 1n ojjolUQn Of the llQhtS ol HERS INC 1 Gen Plltnel ol P,YICll at t11t tJmt Of All In is•elfe111t 01uuk' doing buslnets aa: Tom, Chad Wart Thia bualntu 11 con· Alclon~ Cotlloenv, .00 ous 11ut1ne11 NllTlt Stmment lllOll!er nder ftdttll 81111 Wf.STERH REALTY PARTNERS &aw!IJI monty of lie Un1114 ,fh1• 11a11mu111 Wiit lllod Tom, and Kon, 125 Mt .. Thi• •t•ttm1nt WH flied dueled by: an lndivldual "-vrade RDed. 'ultl mo. rr.itt be hied prior ID lhll dltt Fil• Mo. 111173721338 common~IW (Set sdon 1 • ev· Sh.llKh NatD Pmtdelll ' Stltas IS specified In stcilon w1&h lh• Coun1v Ct11k or Dr., Co11a Meta. CA 92627 wtth 11\e coun1y Clerk ot ~lavt you 1tatt1d doing ~ CA 1170I. (9'1)t5f. The ltllng Of !Na ltlllmtnC oou FICTITIOUS tUSINE'SS tt MQ bllttS and Prof Tll 111• ldtd wltn 5102 or lllt Ananc:W Codi), In °'9119• County on 5-J().07 TTI( Co. Inc.. (NV), 502 Orang• Counly on 1-3-97 MIMH Y•t? No -. fO( u. ·~ not ol •tltll lllthonlt lt1t UM 1n NAME STAnlllENT ' s staletnl was lllt lron1 01 lllt naoootts al lllt '9973722930 EHi John St.reel, Cer1on 10973722903 Robef1 A. Lthrn•nn c.11: ttWfHnt, 9y: lid ttllll Of 1 rlditoul Business Tile loaOWlno person(S) 1Sll Codtl. b Couff1 Olllt ol Orange mlln tnoY lfta t0 lhe Placentia D ,,,v r1101 June 6, 13, 20. 1'~· N'b•dr, 8117°1 Dally Piiot June 1 13 20 Thi• 1111tmant w1t flied ~ Zu~ Allt. s~ N1m11 1n 't'!Olation o1Ille11Q11tS o1 C!Olng buS1ness as OUOlEY Rm~eucn.cosu Meu Cou~~E'1Z127~~ Name CMc CtnA ~•ar 401-41' E. .. ~ :n i?<l7 f054 • us n111 • con-27 1997 • ;..08; wtth the Couniy Cllfk of wry, ASAPMS2t M.111,_ eno undlf ftdtfll. Stitt, or MA.XflELD. 2651 East Cha CH423606 l9e6T .>.ina 1320.27 ........ _ • 1 from man vtnu• P\IQnua, "" an -------.;...1 dueled by. a cor~tlon • Orange County on 5-7·97 law (Set Stc*on 14400 Awllle Suita 10ll FuUeltDn CA • • . _ ..... ~ upres iw yeMS right. tlllt and lnWtlt OOfllltytd PUBLIC NOTICE H•vt you 11111ec1 doing PUBLIC NOTICE 19013720:fH PUBLIC NOTICE stQ ~11nm 1n11 ProftsSIOllS 02631 (7u~jJ44 . lVW .. °"' '' w• lrltel in 1t1t onice to 1t1d now lltld bf It undtt llld bullMH ytt? No Diiiy Pllol June 6 13 20 1)' Alltn A IR., TJ\JS!f ol lllt Countt Cltrl. A new fict. OMd or Tl'llst In 1111 lolowlng 1tot1t1ou1 Bu1ln•tt TTI( Co. toe .• Thome• J Flotltlou• •u•ln•H 27 1997 • F08S .... -1M1•1mt• m Aing ol 1111 Mlldltld family TIUst. 2651 PUBLIC NOTICE MlUS Busullss Hltnl Stlllment dteal>ed P<Ol*tY IMllaltd In H•m• Statement M11t1n, P1taldtn1 Heme lt•l•ment • ._ -• .. Mlwport 8utn Costa Mui Eal~ A~t Suite 109 llllSt bl lrltcl pliOf ID lhll II* flt lfOfeNIO County 111d Sllll. ~1'19 rouowlr1g p1110111 are Thia 1t111men1 waa l1ltd The followlng Plfsont tr• RC11lllUI IUUaJI CM246&5 !0856-WI ..h.in F\lfteltDn CA 02631 • • Fill Mo. 1ff7:t71t714 Tht fling ol 1111 stlllmert does Lot 52 of Tract No. 2122. In lllt dq,Jng buslntu " A wt1h tl\t County Clerk or dOlng butlnell 11: Coul PUBLIC NOTICE IMm ITATllEIT a, 13 2027 1ggr Sanwa 8anll Cal!loma ACTTTIOUS BUSINESS• not ol ltMll 111111o1Ut lbl UM In ~ ot Costa Mtsa. County 01 Swttl Adven1ure, 10478 Otange County on l-30-11 Oroup tnvHlmtntt C/o Thi lololillng onon(s) ~ • T11.1stet of 1111 !Ml F MAME tTATEMfNT ht si. of I ~· 8u11neu Otengt, Sid ol Cilllom\I. as Placer n1v11 Cir' r ounteln 18973722••• 14812 8trklhlf• Pt .. Tustin, .... a:nt-1 .!!: OClfng ~. CACUS:.se.m TIUSI fi01 s F10utl0l rlmt. l lilt totlowlno person(•)•» Name In~ ot 1111 nQflCI Of elf map rlCOi'dtcl In Booli 11&. ~ftey. CA 9'708 Dally Piiot June 8, 13, 20, CA 92780 Of TiiUl1&'I ULE~ PfAHUTS, 881 WnltlottJI. Or· PUBLIC NOTICE A/loelts CA90017 OOfnQ business u V~H lnOChtt 11ndlf Ftoelll. Stall. Of PllQa 3 to 18 ~~ DI Orm0td. 10478 Plac11 27. 19117 f'081 Cati Mark Gat11tld, Clo ti OU:AUU UIClOI A~ lnQt, CA Q2eell Th ' PICKUP & OWllEAY 23 Col'l)O common llW (Set Soc:oon 14-400 ~ tnlOI In tie UllD Of !!W C11. Fo11n1111n V•llty. PUBLIC NOTICE 14682 Berk1hlrt, Tu1Un, TRUST DATT.!? "6-01 ~TO Kim~ 881 WlllllOIPI. Fh No.11t7'1221H 1 gene~ ~,.;:Pcoroicled rw Rau Sta 247 twpe tt ,.q, ~nuuncs ProlUSIOllS !!!_Countf AeCOrdtt of UICI 0'708 CA82180 """'ACTION OrlnOl.CAQ'l.tl68 ITATUIOOOl'AIAllJO•OO Buell CA 02660 (714) 711).COdt) COUl'llY Wld m«t oomOlt~ i,. buslr11u 11 con. Thia buetntta 11 con. 'YM PAOPE'R.J'..i.. !! Tht bdtnen 11 ~by Of HM you •tl1Jt<I dOtng buSI• 2331 ' ' fllll Ftltng OtlC:tlbtd In UICI D1tc1 ot ltvtt UC1od by •n Individual trlotltlou• BualneH duc:ttd by:.,, lndlvldual y ' SOLO AT A P'Wl.All 111ln&t~ USEOFRC1TT10UI MIJldt nts~J/tYtt, 6-1·56 vactlt H HnallM\ 118nclot N8pon8tadH:oS11 Mm 1614 COf'ltCI Pia Colta Mell, ~ you 111n1d doing Na~ ltat•m•nt Have you 1tar1ea doing r Y M ~~ Thi,.._. cornm.nctd ID MllE t~UST &. ~o~,:a-l l>Olt.*'wPOltCOlsLCA 0 92657 CN422064 ~30 • .Nn&.13,20, CA 92$2MOOO AflN 139-191· irneta ytl? No Tht follOwlng '*'°"' .,. bullnetl yet? No °' T nn..ct tlU .. ntQ Undlr the The tolowlng _,,,..,, T • ~ ltl II, . Thia bullntSI II corWdl4 1997 07 Tiit un~ntd ""'* ti11m ~ 01mord dOlng bu11ne11 u: Buena catl MatlC Qatfitld l4NHS • btout ~ ,....,.." IUSIH. -nefll r-•rtntf/ dlsdlms ll1Y tor rr; T"41 lllltment WU lllld Pt.rk Sk•Ung Ctntet. 7951 Thlt ..... """ • ., .. tllld CONTACT,. LAW· lllmeS Ulltd lbaw ~ .: '1tM1M ~ the UM FAMlY TRUST. By s.nwa an lnO\lldu• lneottlClntSS Qf Shtl \Niii\ ll'le County Clerk Of Commonwetlth Avtnut, with the Counly Cltrk of on ·f1 • 1•• AM~ 19117 on • 1111 llCHOlla bullnell fllme C.lor1u. ev ~°' Pluldt H*""J: &t.WG 00tno bull PUBllC NOTICI lddrm and Othef common Oteng1 County on !1·»07 luena Parle, CA 00821 Or•"9• County on 8-5-81 ~ Ille. a SIGNED KIM SHATTUCK RICOH FAXES Of T111slff. GoMfll Pittner neisy~ SS CltllQfllUOll II tlrf lllOWI 11973722830 Mlc:htle Joenn Mty '7851 1HU723248 Ui/ ,.,..., T""'" u l ' CALIFOAHIA. 1"12·A Tl•• ttaltrnont was tlltcl WI SIGNED VACHE HANE IAN ~AP,UCA'llOtlR>tl '*"" ~ ... 'be mid• Dally Pllol Ju,,. e 13 20 CornmonwHllh ~venue, Dally Pilot J\lne • 13 20 1111"": ~'L,: °'Jr:-Ille ~;a'"'a'!:"!,1~ ~ ttiMnoton 9ueh, tnt Coun\y Otlll ol the T~~tateT.111.°"'~,1'1~ •DWIDlllPOF bUt .ilflout cown1nt °' ._: .. • ~""' • Butna Park, CA 80821 • I I ,., • • ,._, ..... '¥"' '12641 County Oii May 19, 1997 ..... '119 ALCOHDUC ll¥EllMI ucom rltlty, MPJllMd Of lmptltO, ,1, 19?7 ria1 Thie bvilnHt It con-27, 19117 F064 NO • • -..wntton'-2.8.19117 The f!Ctioua w•ntsa NOTICE·Tl'ia f.lelillOuS Coun(Von 2, 1m 0.. of flino ~ rtg~lt\9 lltla. poue$$10n. or •PUBLIC NOTICI! ducted by: •n Individual PUBLIC NOTIC! -;,,~:.; ,..l'E.,~·Tllls ~Ii bOua NllTltt rtfMIO '° ~ wa filed Slattrntnt exptts 11''4 yws fro S NOTICE·fflt fic:nous Name 02. •1197 WIUIT\brlllCll, ID Pltf flt ---------i H1111 you 1f11tld dol"Q ll9Clllld ...., _,,..,,.DP,. ~ yun rom FtbnJMy 18, 19117 1n 1111 Cou 1t1t w 11 was t11tc1 1n 1t1t Oii lltlmtnt llCPl'U 11.,. Ytall flQ To wtllrn l MIW Conclm ram4l!l1r19 prtnc:lpll sum of tftt flltolltlou1 8u•lnH• t>utlMH yet7 Y••1 W•111 Flofttlow.84.lalM•• • MIO. • ~ h O. It Wll fllld In 1111 Offict Of OllllQt and Of!Olllll flit NO lt1t eou~ ae111. A new fie•· llM dltl 1t was tiled In tilt Ottocc ni. knt(a) of fie ll01t(•l secured by Uld Ottd of P'arne Stalement Michele May Name ltat•tMnt • Tu ,..,.. COult r tilt ~ntf ~ ~.: 1007371~73 tout Business Name Stateme h Coull\Y Qe,._ A ~ RQ. s) -llJQAHO trlnt '9111 lntlftst llltfton, .. th• loHov.lng ptrtont .,, Thi• atatemem wu lllt<I The 1o11ow4ng penona .,, • wu cus uv•lllSS ,.., .. -·-" LIONAS ~a. 1n12~ """ be filed pnor ID VIit dd llOu5 lkl•MU Natnt _,,,. we .PtO'lldtd tn Mid nott(a). Id· 'doing butlnffl u A-Utt With the County Cletk Of dolnQ bullM11 u : Al/Mtd A TO ~st bl Mid prlOf ID trlll dm Gocllltd Slrlll. ~,.llQIDn 9Ndl Tile Ming 01 Iha S1111mtnt OOt rr.!Sl bl ~led pnor IO ~ a. The~ 111114 a110'11 llllt vanott, II Wit, undtt lie ""'1s ~nvlronmtntll Co"'unanta, Orwige County on lo30-t7 With • Clown, M4 Aou It., Hae fOA .,. llling of ht ~ dOa ll2&47 not Ol 111.n IUfloAU me ,,,. ' The t•no of cr.s sc.ttment ooes I . ., 1111 ~ of °' flt dtld bf tnd1, .. !!mattes ~3f,Dahlla A~•. COfona tH1J712871 Cott• Meu. Cellf. t2G7 •• Mii Cl( ... Ill.. not OI -IUllOl'lle 1111UM1n TIU bullnm WIS ..... ,,, • Ac:HOUI ... not ol 1tstll autl\Onzt !ht use I 8Mf'IQlt eon.a ID ...... \~ and IQltntel or ...... CA oms Dally Hot .A;ne •• 13, tO, Mhw Watree\ Bowle. .... df,. ~-. IU .. GI 1 Ac:ttout aia.... ~·~ Hime'"~ ol .. llQl'ttl ltllS ,. ol • ficUOUt 8uttnm llMl1Ql9 It flt truslli Ind of .. ,,.. Josef>!\ ! Vt1rtno. QB 27. 19117 FO?O AoH It.. Co1t1 MeN, a*""'~-.,. W ~ 111 ~~b ~~of Siclrlld LlONAAO MHOOIA. lt'IOllW unotf Ftdt,._ $l* Nllne in ...olftOn ~~ :!.!J ol ON •W. m. J, COST ~Mtlcll20111V20~~oJ ~ t'° ahlla Avenue C0<ona del Cdf. 12127 • ......... I dllck •-• u,-,_., -T1'llt .-n.t1 #II Mid ODM'llOft ,_ (S.. $tetOfi 1' lllOtller unoer ._..,. -MESA. CAW ""' I J~~ ~-· .,... , M• CA mts' Ot.ASSIPl•D Thia bualnt11 la con-w ·-.,... ClllM common"" (Sit Sec:IOft' .. ~ QM GI ButiMM and Plot COIMIOll llw (Ste Sttton, ,.,, IOllOWlna l"7 ....-...... fllr\ bualneH 11 con-"'• th• •••v-to-. tlt,..._,.IW•• ttMci.a..-.niPIVt ... n ,_°"Mlf/. 211987 ~· etStq,lkl~neuanaPl'blessions ueier-';ON-SALE .......... 1 • .. •~38JI .CCHt, Information-Why play Hid• .N ~---Cool} ~~Mita ) rATNI IUC( . Clnttno Oii Rio Nortl 200 1 RENT P•Cked m•ttce1pl•o• 8Mk with Cl'\Udcat•., a '111111'1. Of AnlRMIQ CMZlGl ._IO..MlllUO, ~Bt.ecll..costaMa• ntr.no S..Alll Ul~OllVo CAt71f: 9)53. I vt11ted ~ -IUC-c •II 0 •••• ". ... Ill..., ~~MDI 11111 CNo422G10WCflfi.D Mey 23 30. ..... ~ e.tl.COSta MeM NllwllOlt ~...... -14ii "5m I , ... runy ·by all lllnd• tod•Y' '42-M7a. ., ":, ~ = CM23e07 Ml~1l20.17. l907 .Mnt.13, 1097 CH422937 "-2330 -"n9 t3 ~17U1ST _.,n._ 11117 AlllMlftllt 1111q }..:"l I thtOUQh classttltd or conaumera. 1097 17 u 3 lnCliti' I -, ' • . .. -. . . . ... ... ,._. ..... .. - Netttpon Bach/Costa M~sa Daily Piloc FRIDAY. JUNE 6, 1997 I) 'UIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES flt ... 111nn1214 fll ... 111711t1»1 ....,.,_ NCOldld Rll IL 1tl71'7ZHM court. of Mtate .... te or of =r ID !>e sold pUS re&-EJffiWCE TO TME c:ou.ITY ~T~fe~ e~x ~ ':Wa~ ':Wa=:' ='=~f7~44 ':Wa~ qu.:~E ~~': r:c; :V /,:"~ fn *::c°do~ ~~ ~~ fe ~ .=r. ~ T1~ T~E~ J~ Ml. Tiii folloMng ~ Tiie IOllOwulO ~) d 911 Oll&lilt Amadi. wll Tlll loloMnll PlflOll(•l i.-edminl1t1r the Ht ate 1250 of the Cellfornl1 lime "' ~ ~ N4A. CAUfOlllA ~TE ~ No 97 1 938 1 ~ ~~~ ~tlutlneu 11 CON =.onOIVt~•7•"'Nl:llfl dDlllD ..,._ a WlMfR.. under UM Independent Ptobet• Code. A A• ~5f'151l'!_~-= ~~OHO;: 1 No .~. lfltv~~r.° incr.- . 1615 .........._TION CfNPNl'f, 1611 ...,.. to lie~ SCHlfTlfl. •tOS. 2!M W 8111 Admlnletr9tlon of b · '1'ormfft 1f•or•Sv~~~.No1rtJocm• e.timebeOfFt~ .. ttean~ c ..,......,..,.rr~L'C. ·1 'N~~· ~tis ='°Slit ...... -Ml. PO Box 4018. 811 ......... A11e .uH11Q.CAIK>631 ~ 100 c:Mc C.. Acllld.~CAll2804 tltff Act. CThi9 euthori· ,, _..,. •• _,..,~_.. • ...._ '"' , The - CA 02661 DtMs Pail OtU ~ 161 DIM w... S.... ,_,CA • a.tM JwlO. 6.'.D ~ ty wil eMow the pe,.of')o the court olefk. ness ue In ~ tide .., ........... -I Deed ruse &i ~PO PJonts.1615E B DolJdo Alie , U Habfl. ~ta.tblc~_!Pal.CWna.CA9CIS3() elreprnentatiwtotllke :.-:•c.' .......... _~-· ,._,~~,Mlee IC-...,:W~":'T=t!'.,! TLEQ, y T~11 1 and a..-A11e • Box 4018. Bllboa. IK>631 .... bkidlr --· Ttll MIMla 11 COIQldld ~ man ecdoM without --• _.. '--.... c::hects ~~f~~ --· "",,!,,,. """' 2SZ SW ..,,"°::....'""': ":::,. -.::: :-.::=:: "="" "'"' -ob~Nno court opp••~ __ _, .,__ l."r.:,~ .I:, J ::;;:,.~~"":; />lrci~:~TY 1tE Y ~fl'd~·~~ II~. Sd.a CNz. CA G6060 Bhr.tl, CA Q2647 • 5-1&). al tWC. • and o nnsM:t llutlllm undet Che el. Before tllkJng c~ein DIM. n40 c:redll I.Inion. °' a ,..n.m ,.. _. fUl1 ~ AT~~ ~u I • tl ale! ~ '-.; n.. business" COIQicted TM buSlntSS IS COnoictld lnler9ll ~ '° Md now flcnous lllanla lllml oc very lmportent eotion•. Nw:swt ..... CA ,., by • sllll8 °' ~ Ill die *" -I NI ~ rc ~caused 1 -""'° P111111e1Shtp a genen1 pllUltrshtp held ~ I undlr ml o-1 d '*"" ISlld llMln however, the pe,.on.i 9Z9eo ~and bM as-tloMd OM of TNll. The llllMC NA I O TU Slid' ·Notice taul and The ltOS11llt commtnr.ed The l!Qtstralll commenceo TIUllllnlheorapeity..._,in """"'°'CHRISTINA.JANG repreHntatf~ will be 06/30, Ge/06, 08/08 • S lddr .. Md «Ml' -Of HE E OINst~ Eledlon to 10 be i.- lr'lllUCt butmeu under the nnuct business uncltf the aid Coounly .lild S.... i.. ~...,,.,. Wll 11*1 w.tn required to give notice ti" ~~g ~ dlelgntlloft. If flft• of UM ,... AGAINST YA CIOf'ded 111 die councy .-re licttous butinest ,,.,.,,. 0 ticnous business name 0 lnlAlr deecribed: ,,. men 1t11 Cou~a.11 of 01ange to lnternted pe,.on• PUBLIC NOTICE naiJ.i 1 a&iorizeo P'Ol*'Y ~ ~u.'£ ~@J~ On ne 'AS.'. 1997 die ru1 rJ.r: = Mme$~stedlbCMon 197B Mmes ~slid lbCM on May 9 fulttli ~on.aid~ Counwon 2Q 1Q07 unl•H they hav e NOTICEIUSTEE'S ~ buSIOO$S Nl lhis state ~IT ,.,0. NEWPORT 1.111 &"AM .~M rrianaat~ =':~since ~rec-SIGN£0 OONAl.D P JONES IQ07 . Nil '•• prop9ltv .....,._ P«>TICE· I Acuous Nlml waived notic• or con-sale Wig I>& ~ In an I.NE. U lhP.O'itllOn as lhe duly ai>: ~ Tits tlattment wa l~ed will! SK>NEO DENNIS OElA ROSA. = r-~ ~ Stlllnllfi expi111 Ir~ yean Imm H~ted )to~ P1ropo1ed T 9 • ~an No. • IS" oonditiOn, but Wichout =· T~-:i.!.1:.:nc:; pointed Tni~ee under and te. May 22, 199,l~...., Ille Coul\IY Cltrlt of Orange WILLIAM DELA ROSA ::.::· la ... ....-.... -ti •• ftlld In .. Oflrce eotion. I... ndepef')o 7 NO. covenant sx~· IX· !Wllllly tor lnoomcl f pursuant IO of Tni~:· Ftl'lanoal \NII""-· NOTICE· Tiit fienous Name Che Coul\IY a e111 of OratlQI c.-. ·Melia. CA ~ The -.s IMcnm Nwlll S.ment authority will b• grented ~N No.. • m-dMlgftalon. If ~~~ 95-015 of P 0 iw• ~· San Oilgo. County on May 19. IQ07 Tiits 1ta11ment WIS hied with to i.· 142~~= of h Couf1l'I Cltlll A new RQ. dent edmlnlatretlon veS1or. Insurer ~°' 1 • !i. IM ttr..e :Z:: MCI'":.!, ~~ on I 17, 1 as os ~ Stamtnt txlllrH 1111e ye111 trom County on Mav 19, tG97 undll= nu... diildlirN rt11st be tiled Ollor m 1t111 dall unteH •n lnt~rHted B ~~N-~red ~Y said Oeeci :" ""91"' Slid Mil wu~ o1 1h:· ~ t11 o'r8cnnae 1£ J8t~ Che dallt 1t W&S llltd 1n the Office NOTICE·Thts lidibous ~ ~ Jar WPf lnoomld-Tiie filing of ttO .-ment does person filH en ob11ction A IT. o ~ aovanc:es· flereoo. lllllde, but wldloul CIO'ftMllt 0t Cou!!IY C8kfomaa. execut~ K Huber Asst Vice of h Coul\IY Clelll A new fidl. StatelTlent expru 11¥1 yws trom -" ._ prop91tv addr-. not of itMll au1tlollU h ust in to the petltlon •nd ED ,~ ~-' wltt1 1111etest as~~ WW!Wlly, mqw...s or lllfllltd. by ROben J SlormS a mar-1 taus lklsineu Nlml Statement the dale 1t was hied 1n the Office and ct. common ~ tin si.-of 1 Acdous bness ahowa good cause whvl y O ..u lhe unpaid reg.wdlng lltlt, .--lo!I. Of necs man as sole and sepa 7 ~ 1111st bt Ned PllOf to thll datl ol the County Oel\ A new fidl. lion, r~. w-hlAISI. llw Hime 111 ~of Che nQhlS ol the court •~Id not p TE Y PROP· the Note Securei1 _...._., IO ~ lhe ~P<~Y... as TruSIOr 13/9 The lflng of lhts S1111ment dots '<>us lkls111ess Name Stattmenc 11*i1 amoun1 d the unpaid 1110C11tf undef r.dlfll, Stllll, or grant the euthonty. Y SOLO~ Deed Of Tdrust Wlltl r.-inint prindpll 1Ut11 of t!M talO M OUljall(! A um-S1464749 not ol ltM*I llllhOnzt the use 1n l'lllSI be hied pnor to tN1 date blilllflce d h ~ common law (Set Stc*>n 14400 A HEARING on the A IF ii ~ as In said llOW(s) aecuNd by Aid Deed of t1ed ~1~. fi ~b l--------- tlls stllle of a F1cnous Butinm The t•ng of this sta1ement does -=ind ~Iha prop91tv 1o be et seq Butinus ns Pl'ofessions petition will b• held on ~ NA ~-E e~~s 0 ~~;and Trua. with lnltmt t~ • f.'.'(r;V,:1'& flftH~ HIG~ELJy Name rn ~Of the ng111s of not of 1tset1 asll!Onle the use 1n IClld and,...,...,.. llllrT-.d Codi)· Jun• 26. 1997 •t 1 :4 5 ~ DIN ST o1·~ trusts aeated by pnMded '" Aid !ICM(•) • .,_ el >EM" FOR CASH IOOflef under r-ederJI, State, llU Slate of a ~s lklsmess cmia. ~Md~ first filing P .M . in Dept. 703 locet· YOU L ~ of Trutt D_ated: v--. If flf1, undtl t1M I•""' able a1 bme of sale 111 common law (Set Sec*on 14-m Nwlll 1n ~aon Of the 11911ts Of at h lime ol h inlllil publi-Ntwl>Olt eucn..costa Mesa ed at 341 The City TACt A LA R 15 HYttlo~~·~ of Aid Deed of Trust. ,..._ I money of 1he Untied Codi) common law (Set Sedlon 14400 $1115,157.n . "' ~ to 6.13,2.0.27. 1997 92668. seMoe$ ~-. .. -· Valev. ·--""" .... -~ ..,_,. .. ~. ......., .,. et seq. lklsiness a/IC! Plofessions ll10Cfler under Feoeral. Stile or a11ion d,. NoeiDe o1 Sele la: CH4i4Ml T-2936-C JUn Drive 7th A. Orange CA = !lMlfl Vtat,.~. ~Vlo>ll. ~nltwlide~· cNrv-Tru-'--~ oupenaaf ... _ 1111,.!f ~ .... ~dr~ ~b~· !.~or n! FirstF"iltng et seq. lklsmus and ProlesSIOl'IS Cll9h: .. TIUMIMI accesu IF YOU OBJECT TO as duly aQPO(lted lr\ls&ee H 520-l&ed by Slid Deed of Trust. TM bonal bank. a drawn by NNPOll Beacll-Cosu Mm COCle) CM!jm(a c:tlldl ~ Oii • PUBLIC NOTICE the granting of the ~I to !tie Deed~1f Trust 1 e.111,. lnfor· lotlll amount of UM unpeld a state or federal aedll union ct«20664 2.a939 o May 23.30, First f11tng me. or,...._. t.nk. • dwdl petldon. you should b .RC A ~ ~I 7 By: ~ of Che obllglllon ... or iJ chedt drawn !>~ Slate .kln6,13.lgg7 NewportBucll-CQstaMm =by. --c:n:.= CNSl411HI appHr •t the hHring ~~ ~c"'tOleciosure IS :::r~~~~ ~.sasa~~ CeChmepeltMY CMort~ Ct«~ Mav 23.30 . .kin 6 13, UfDI °' • NOTICE OF and •t•t• VCXJr obj•~ _as lnstrumeot No. a debt collecior ~ lo upe11.a MCI adww\:.s ., t!M too °' savill!» k $!le0· a • rema OfY PUBLIC NOTICE 1997 ~· =-..'::: = =: PElll IOH TO tlo!'9 • or file . wrinen 77. (Deed ol Trust c;olled a debt Arly iilbfna. 11-of t!M lnllllll publlallofl of fled in section~1 of the Fi-3500 Pactflc view Onve _............... __..._ ........ aft&Jl .. N!'T'rn obJ•CtiOM with the ecorded on Nov 8 l.IOll obtained 'Mii be used for ... _ ..... ,_ of SIM ... naoaal Code and i'Uthonz.eel Newport .. __ ...... PUBLIC NOTICE . --· OI ..... _ ..... ..-.--Im . lns1r\J I No ~ lf:rfise .... ......... .. dO bu lht Stale) .......... STA==rw:~WAl ~ In Seaictl 5102 °' ESTATE OF: court before the h••r· • ~ns~ p~·) of 1 7 .. 06/1311997 and s1•.m .54. The beneflc:IMY ~ In ~i~tAre~ ot the 844-2700 FROM Che Ftnanei81 Code end PAUL.wE z_ ino. Y~r appearance eOOrds ln lf'Ml ob 1 7 uncltr 11ld Deed of TNat h•r• ~ty HaU ol ~ii Part. Civic PARTMEASHIP OPERATING N01lCI! OIF ntUSTEE'S lllAhorized to do bullr.a In KOl.l.MSE may be tn person or by lithe ntr Reco<der of tolore txtcu1td MCI delfwrtd lo nter at. Beach Blvd • PIERCE IROTHEJIS UNDER ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :-'.X:: CASE NO. A187592 you~F•ttcyrgty· ARE A !ii. ~ ~te~or PUBLIC NOTICE ~~i;ect o.:.U11Wflt!W: a~~~t:~3Zt· ~V:~~· = BEll BROADWAY The 1o11owu10 persoll(sl GM31AP. Number141-332---..o11heTn.11e-.DMd cleriH, creditor•, con-gent creditor of the FR N ~N C rs No.: 97~1as L01n No.: Notice of O.t.utt Mel Election Deed or ruSI 1n the PfO®l1Y Cremation FICTITlOUS BUSINESS NAME ~: 2QOOlt1 01tW: lie Trulllel may vMlhold Iha To ell he!r•, benefl-CREDITOR or a contif')o ~Jtt M~ NOTICE OF TRUSTEFS SAL£ 0.mlrld for s.i.. end• WT11t111 now he by 1t ~rldef said Mortuary * Chapel haMIM Withdrawn as a geneial 11 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 161111 Uldl blccme IMilllble k> dngent creditors, •nd deceaeed you muat file N . ~ • 7174039 YOO ARE IN DEFAULT to Sell. The ul'ICltlslanld Clllttd Situated in S8tCl County, Cd· partner(s) from the pattne~llip l.fflER A DEED OF TRUST. Che ~ °' .m-• • per•on1 who may othe.r· your claim with the ~ IVIC N :R UNDER A DEED Of TRUST llld Notice of Oitflult MCI lom1a desai~ the land 110 Broadway ope11~ng under .111e 1tc1>1oos ~TED o.c.mt.r 1. 1M. nwew d rigtll. Seid_.. Ylil wlH ~· interHted 1n court end mail 8 copy to SAN ~ DATED 10/11195 UNLESS YOO Eltctloll lo s.1110 be~ lherem As i'~ful~ de-Costa Mesa business name ol REDSTONE l..N.ESS YOU TNCE ACT10N be mm», bd ~ CCMn8'1l the Wiii or Hllte, or the person# repre1ent• hiQ~I ~~ or TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT In the county whtl9 the rul ~~~~: hefetofuT~ 842.tUIJO P...>l.A ASSOCIATES. A Callloma 'TO PROTECT YOUR PROP-OIMl'!Wlly, ..,,_Of~ both, • of: PAULINE z. tive eppolnted by the ctieck as de~I below YOOR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE property le loalltd. 0-. Mey scnbed IS be~ sold ·a.s is· GenerJI Plttnersr.p, 4041 f.RTY,rTt.¥.YeESOlOATA ~ ... p .Nt 01 KOLLANSE court within four i>aya!>le lnfuUaltime~sale' SOLO AT A PUBUC SALE. IF 27, 1997 LOHESTAR MORTGA· The sl/eetaddressandolher ~~~~~te 225' ~k~~ ===-:...-: .!: b••~ fll~~g~NATI; month• fr~m the dete ~~~ 1~~~ 'R W :f>:Cru~~ ~~ .... sa:.. LL~.:. gc/~~~aJd~~~e~~ Corona del Mar ~ fl~llOuS buSlness name ~T\JREOFTI-£~ o-1, ~ ...... c. KOLLANSE in the of first IHUllf'.'Ce ~· ~nder Saki Deed of nist.11'1 PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, Authorized Slgnmwt Addr111: ~e IS pu1P;Orfed IO be referred ID abow was hied on ING ~ YOU, YOU wmi ..,_. • pOolidld Superior Court of Celi· l•ne.re 11• provided in propef1Y. SIJuated in said YOU SHOULD CONTACT A P.O. Box 515*, Dllm. T-P~mona Avenue, Costa Ja/ll~ 30, 1992 1n the Countr of SH0U.D CONTACT A LAN· '**'· Md Iha~ princ> fomie, County of Or-1ec.tion . 9100 of the ntY. ana~e and as LAWYER On e/11197 • 2:00 PM. ~251-.5381 FOR TRUSTEFS . A 92627 The under· Qranoe and OllQIM file No YER Ncllce ii hint¥ aN8rl pal blilllflce d h NDlm -enge Cehforrn Probate Code. more ful desai in the LONESTAR MORTGAGEE SALE INFOAMATION PLEASE signed rustee drsclauns any ~12. fllt Town & Co4drt. 'f1t!e Clnd by aald DMd ~ Hlf· THE PETmON re-Th~ tim~ for fill!'g above re of SERVICES. LLC1 • duly CALL t911)3'7·ml LONE.STAR kctl>l"Y for any lllCOffectoeS.S Mevasoo e v . ()() 1118 Min· ~ Inc. • Ca11ami11 lll""9cn • p0olidld In ml quHts that DONALD c. cf111ms will not exprre Trust The street 8c:!dress and appol.nted Truatte under 111c1 MORTGAGEE SERVICES. LLC. of the slleet address and agement. Ille. 110 fist 50lh SL, Corpcrallion. • truaee, "! Na9, ...._ c:fwQl9 Ind •· KOLLANSE be appoint· before four . months other common designauond 11 put111111t to OMd of Trust IS A DEBT COUECTOR AT· olher common d~allOn. 11 Ste 1102. New Yoltl. NY 10022 =.. ~ ~ ~!!!': := ;:J: ed., p1,.0 net repre1en-fr°"!' the PMl•nnv date ~ =~~ ~ ~ 1~M. ~" =· ~PTIHG AH.lo ~~ :'l· ~~~but ~ Ths business WIS o.d " Trum _.. by TNlt. Town & c:cumy 11119 t•tive to adminl•ter the nouY~U~AY EXAM-~-355 AVifX'Mf•~SA,"{ 11111 0;0flldll Rec:ordl 111 tt19 08TAiHED WILL BE USED FOR covenant or warrariJ,;...~x-~nt =~ B V By H W Q*"4 Som .,, UIWl'W1ied SeMcea, Inc • Celifcmiii Htllte of the decedent. INE UM fit k t b th ~i,'?t, CCW! ~ ofllol'ot lhe County RKOtder of THAT PURPOSE. ASA1'2W20 ~:~:e~fled(>i~~ s • WIOnWI R.-xlfdld on COipo11llu11 .... TNllll, 1070 THE PETITION r•· f • ep y e rustee "isclaims any . ORAHGE Colinty, si... of 611)6. 6113, l/20 . t>rances to pay the remain~ Janssen. Adt ·Otrtetor 12/11/1M •~No Town & Cuw*Y Rd. Or-. quHtl th• decedent'• court. f you ere.• per· MY inc:otreetness of Call~i.. EDc:uttd by AM-pnnopal sum of the noie(s Ths sta1emen1 was hied wi !16653379 In Bock_ Pagll ~ CA 92elll. s.-LN Hum'. WILL end codicil•, if eon lnterntad tn the streel address and Olher DREW KONOO. A SINGLE MAN MEET secured by said Oeed o the County Cler11 ot ()(ange o1 CA:W l'&lll'dm In Iha cl6:le tw. (918) 'Jlf7.TTJ.I or (71'4) any, be admitted to •~Ult•. you mey file convnon des.gnabon. 11 any, Will SEU AT PUBUC AUC-Tnist. wrlh lflterest !hereon County on ~ 19, 1997 d lie County ~ d 83&'8383 lll. ~ Olin Mcslllr, probet•. The WILL end with the oourt • fo~I shoWn herelll. The toeal TION TO HIGHEST BIOOER FOR as P<OY!ded lfl said notels) Newport Beacll·Cosia Mesa ....._ r--....... Callamill, and Town & Cuw*'f TIM s.w-, eny codicil• ere avail· AequHt for Special amot.tnt of the unpaid balance CASH 1--w.. •ti of Mil I lal advances 1r anv. under !he CN422923SPl4-1 Mat 23.30, .kin p;;;:;..-;R'W. Ncieicl d Inc., Dmd: 0&'1W1!187 .011 for exemlnetlon in Notice of ttM fillno o~ en ~ 1rt1erest mereon or the i.wNt ~ of '71M Unit~ ths'!"'ouegohnecfasspsefcffed 1erms or itieleeoeecieh· of T~~~ 6.13. 1991 °"91.9 Ind Eledlor1 to Sell ~~.&JO. H th• file kept by th• Inventory and appre1111I oblig~ secured by tile AT THE NORTH FRONT • estimated s. arges <lflU June 7, 1997 For Info: G~\\STI 644-3151 ~ •••••• 11, ...... Policy Dow to Place A .....---Deadlines Rare-. un<l dc·mllirw!l urc· -.ubjct'f to chu11gt· wit hout 1101i1·1·. llw publii,her n•:o.f'r\ t'!> th<' ri~li1 to 1·t·11:-or. redo~!'>if)". f'f'\ i:-t• or n·jt·1·t Ull } da:-!'>i!it'd atl \'t>rtiM·11w11t. Pl1•a!>1' n•port u11y f'rror thut lllll) lw in yo ur du~!>ifird ad imnwdiu1rly. T lw Ouily Pilot u1·1·rpl!>1 11<1 liability for "'') 1·rrnr in u11 uclwrli!->1'1111'11t for whir h it muy bl' n•..,pn11~ihl1• 1·\rt•pt for tht' 1·1i...1 of tlu· span· iw111u ll y 11rrnpi1·d by tht' t•rror. Cn·cli1 n.111 0111) lll' 11110\wrl for tlw fi r-.1 i 1i...1·11 io11 . 1002·1625 OASSIFIEIAD -ii By Fax (7 14) 63 1-6594 (Pl1·11M' i1wl11dP ~our 1rnnw and pl1111w 11u111lw1 uncl wr·ll n1lf ~""Lurk "ilh u pl'i1·t' q1111tt>.) By Phone (7 14) 642-5678 Hours By Mailllo Person: :n o We=-t Ba,· Stn'rt (. "I C'\ "·)( ·)7 .<>~ta ,, rsa. .. .,_ l-. \ 1 \1•\\ IJ11rl Bh d ~ R:t' :-ii Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Wa lk -In 8:30an1-5:00prn Monday-Friday . ~ -- \ , . . . . -- & Index SI 2900·2918 ~ Monda~ ............... Friday 5:00pm Tut=>gday ............. Monday 5:00pm "ednesday ........ Tue day S:OOpm Thursday ...... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............. Thursda. S:OOpm Saturday .............. Friday S:OOpm 2102·2744 2•20-io1• 6102·6190 .... ., .............. , ··---... ,..,.. . - • . -,. ' ............ _ .... __ II 2710-2790 Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Onl $28 r week (4 wk, min.) ~ Cl llH-1540 7011·9090 GENERAL 1002 CORONA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 1002 GEN£RAL IAGUNA 1022 BEACH NEWPORT 1048 BEACH 1069 HOUSES/ CONDOS Lido •••• cott•o• FOR RENT COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii BEA CH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH Move·I n Spec la II 3br/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2169 Attention tOUM. HOUllHO BALBOA PININ. Own o .... 01nu111n Nice, clean, large Home trt A1111111A11elfftl1kllt1t1iais 2BR 2.5BA Homa I MWSJ"8fllMjlct111111ft4ll· with bay views, R.E. Agtnt1!1 lfl4 felrtte.alqAct" ttll" garagel decka. Showe••• tho•• ...,.... ..-..-•......, Av•ll•DI• Now apeclal prpper11~• In It ""'1tM .. .., ,,...,.llCI. $1850.mo our HomH of lh• 11•11.tllH " 4111acr1MllllllH • • • • • • W••k & Open Hom• -.411 " rau. ce1-. ""'111• BEACH 'N BAY Gulde publl•h•d Ma • ._....._ lalftlllal 1&111111 RENTAL CO Heh Saturday In lh• ................ MllllUlllll• RHI Estate Tab. It'• ...... ..,_.,,...,._,,11ml· 714-873·7388 an effective and "''"., 4111~... lne•penalve way to Tllla ..,..,.,., will ul reech hom1buyeral --.., _.,..,.....,.I!:========:! II Call our Clualfled 111tllt f1f ml awte wkl 11111 Department Todayll ............ ""'°" ,. ... .,, 842·5878 -------_. __ ---·--- -I -I -M .. '*'llJ ........, tt111 Ill Alk abOul our 411"1Mlll• Mftfllad 111 11111 current 1p1clal1I .... , .. ., ............ .. ...... ,. ........... ,. ..... ,...,,._I lr.,.,callltUO ........ 111.-.414.-,. llltt DI e' ,DC ... ,.._ call MUI llat·- HOUSES/ CONDOS POI SALB ..... I ~ I -..,,. --........ = =: ~: ":.. Belboa Newport RMlty, Inc. Oceanfront Lot Reduced to $470,000 723t1t1M QOV•ANM•NT ,.OR•CLOS•D HOM•S Penni.. on th• St. OellnQuent Tax, R•po'e, RE0'1, Your area. Toll free t.aoo-2t 94000 kt tMU~e for current llatlnsi• RENT 1hf'OUgh clWffled Stunning 180 degree 0 PEN 8 UH 1 ·5 Bay a Jetty Views. Enjoy The FlnHll Benllruptc1 Auotlon , .. ______ _ 2ba lriplH upstairs a 1 u ft a . 4 b r 3 b a • Nwprt Hot• 3Br 3Ba unit, t'.>alcony, 2·c•r End unll, 2-car g•r, Ip. H1e Ip, w/d hkup. garage. New carpe w /d. ac. S2000 newlydec,gar.•vl7·1 Waterfront c ondo, 48drm 4.5Bathl, 3-<:ar 2 +2. 32'wlde llv/ din garage, Ocean Views. 142 Via Undlne t• Auction June 22, 3 PM•--------paint. S1150 779 Avl Aug 1. 458·5232 $1500. 759-0814 Scott Pl. 964·8585 room. Totally remod. $839,000 1650,000 Doug Bulley, Bkr Opon HOUIH en. 618. CORONA Th• 'Community 6/14 N oon-4 PM· Markel Place. Open Sun 1.. 7t4-720-1704 2525 OcHn Blvd A·2 3 BR. 1.5 BA •trade DEL MAR 2122 HUNTINGTON ClaHllled locetlon, •t•P• to liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 042·5078 973.3304 NEWPORT BEACH beach. Call tor addt'I HARBOUR 2142 --------Into. Coull•r & AHoc. Oceanfront Condo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1069 250·9777 x 232 Unobstfucted Ocean 1---------ond Channel View. Waterfront Fabulou• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Yerealll•• 2bd, 2ba 2Bdrm 2Bath, pool, 3 + 3/0en/Oln/Ger/ 1040 4bd, :Iba Pool/•P•· condo. Light, airy, )eccuul, boat 1llp ovl. Cock avail. 11n, Pia • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1988 remodel. Famlly/ galed, remod. Dike to s2100. 714-673·7486 Furn, FP. rr Coor• One-Of~·Klndl living rm. $448,000. bHch St67,000 Call $3350 Agl. 675·9505 HUNTINGTON BEACH 4Bd 2.75B• Home. Agent 714·721·3568. June Agl 494·1177 1-------- E1epandld Fam Am. aayald• cove Gated COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT Remodeled. Kitchen 2bd, 2ba, pool, bHch BUILDING 81 M•tr-Sull• French boat 1llps. $397,000. S075/ 2bd/1 b BEACH 2169 Door• • B1y Window• Agent 714.121.3568, CONTRACT 1150 mo. •· Spa • Sunny Nook -Fwy close, nr Triangle iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l4ta,eoo Big Canwon Dover Steel Bulldlnga S•I• Squore. 040·5t O 480/28A Pamlly room N•nor Luka-.Agt Mod•I 30.tt4o11 10 $4,650 :lbd/1 .5ba V•'Y. lg wtFP, new carpot & 7t4-943•8797 SI n g I• L • v •I 4ox80xl4 '8,503 fenced yard, 2·C•r paint Ovitt culCIHac Reduoedll Spacious 2 BA 2 BA + O • n 50x75x14 St t ,409 g r. 1yr I••· Gatdener/ •lrHI Cal ok $2100/ 38drm 1.76Ba Home. 7t4-844-52US ~x1001el611&,214 wattr Inc:. $1250mo. mo. 975~030, Agt •vaulted Celllng•• •tuft• ToWl\hom•• 80ic100x16 $17,552 Pett Ok, (310)04-8769. 4bcl/3.5ba Oen. lor• Marble Entry • Pluah Bay view. 1·alory, M1nl·1torag1 bulld1ng1. •••l •'aid• wilh H•t<J mal OR, wetbat, FA. Carpet • Aemodeleel 380, S359K. 2bd, vl.w 30x1eo • 32 unll• To Find 28r 28a ocHn view, galld Kllch•n & Bath•ll 1192K. Ajt ~22. $13,944 Maet•r Sult••· Nr S4700:mo 760-1580 111e,eoo SELL Fr•• brochul rte. Ttl·SQt, gar, no J)9ta, aau1ront ••a••I Manor Lukee-A9t Sentln.i Build nQI s 1 OGO/La.t 640-9408 ... .. 7t4-84~ .. 7•7 1-eoo-327.0790 r!xl 19 AvallAblO Nowl 4bd, 1 .. 1 your home through ClaHln.ct. ...... ?. ll1ald• 2bO tba 4ba. Ooc;k, 1erm1 Your used vehicle Whether you'r• buying • • • throu~ classified or .. 111ng, c1a111h1d o•r•g•, FP. ••ov•. "'· n1go1lab1e. A11'lno ,. ... _.,.78 covers all y04Jr nHdal Mupa, avail 6/20. S5SOO/mo. van, ---SI 12Sfmo. CM5·SU2. 758·3729, Agenl \ smu•o UIJlllllV NIWPOllT * NOlllM * AMlll'MINIS lJg 1 & 2 bdnn opts. 2 & 3 bdrm twnhses w/FP, pcm thru kitchens, bntfv bcr & lrg ebb. Small pets welcome. Prices~ot $1030. Coll 720 87 64 Todayl a...:> ~-~·""' ••• '.!! Nwpt P•n Overlooklng Canal 2blks 10 Beach 3Br 2B• Oplx, Ip, bale. secured gar New wl'lt carpet. W/0 . y, LH No pell. Avail 7/1. $1385 1·209-539•!1010 Venalll•• 20Cl/2ba condo. Llghl, airy. remod. gated B1k1 10 beach. $1200. Call June, Agl 494·1177 Why play Hide 'N S.olt wilt\ chffdcare? C•ll Cl•••lfled todsyl &4a..&e71. Put a few words . to .,, work CJ FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 Ncwpon Bcach/Cotca Men Oa.ily Pilot BOATS 7011 COSTA MESA 2624 VACATION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilRENTALS BUSINESS 2722 PROPERTY LOST• 2767 FOUND 2925 EMPLOYM!NTSS30 EMPLOYMENTSS30 liiPUiiiiiRNii1iiTUREiiiiiiiii6iiOiii14 GARAGE SALES :~~"°RT 616 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8T'Bo•ton Wh•l•r 17ft Monta1.1k. Yamaha 90, bait tank, cover. $8800. 946·1162 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S l•n I •v fl ormal 1 575. la Up, 1·2 Br iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cottsget Move-In ••lffront Hm Nr Bal Special. Nea1 Oeach. Fun Zone. 1 br T M•dlc•l/Dental Office H .B . No money down. Furn neg 1 300a. f NT Prine only. 760-0898 LOST CAT Admln As•lst PT for Nur•ery Help For Black Persian. Hot amall nrm. Dav hours. Church. Sul\/Mornlngt pink collar. Name la WP, comp tkUls nee 8-1 1, 18 • First Aid/ "Blue" 812 In S.A. Sal w/ewp. FM cover/ CPR Cert 844-7400 Heights nr CypreH St. resume: 714·721-0338 RECEPTIONIST•• din rm aet, tbt w/2 sllvetwar• drawers ••· ---------Moving Sale Sat Only CORONA 8om~ Appl1, Furn, 714·548·2421 aleeplng tott. tba, fp, tends 10 8' w/8 Cana HouHhOld furn. etc. Back chrs. new cush· DEL MAR 6122 3 Landf•ll Ct. tmmac1Jlatel 8/19·29, 2 80 APT enctoHd 12200. 714--873-1943 gar, yard Off Harbor COM Cottage Avall. 851..S't18 Automotive Evening For buty P.R Agency. Ion• pad lncld Brand iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------new. over S5K cost. Multl-Fa mllv Qara9 • and 19lh 848·8541 View of water & aand.1---------LOST WALLBT at ~-Receptionist. Moo-Fri Good people 1kltlt & bertaon• Corona det 3PM·9PM. Excellent profeaslonallsm a Beaut Linen• lnelude<f Irvine Terrace S •I• Sat only 7am·12 s.11 s2~00 548·H08 12th Annual CllhH, hsohold items. BUSINESS OFFICE 2br 1ba nr OCC. All 6-22 to 7·27 $1600 ... new crpt, paint. firing, _s._c._7_i_4-_8_7_5_·7_5_06 __ FOR R£NT 2769 blinds S895 ... S200 Hunt Hrbr Fab 3bd. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dep 241-8850 mrbl fp, tennis PoOll, E'a4d• Country Woods 21lr apll lvl. atdy, Ip S895. N/pot, 180 2111. June S 1790wk. July/ Aug $I 890wk. 2wk min Agt/ownr 848-9468 645·9543 or 648· 1184 ---------~~~~~~-1 RENTALS TO E 0 elde, Spac1ou1 & SHARE qu1e1 2br 1 ba, no 2724 p 0 I 5 $ 6 7 5. t $ 3 00. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii d"P 845· 1492 Furn'd Offices Full amen. cont rm. to share w/Nwpl Bch builder. 825·0871 Ofc Suite 841 sq.II 3 Pvt Otflces and Recepti on area. 441 Old Newport Bl11d, Nwpt Bch. $1220. 714·650-9505 Mar near PCH 5/28 Communications skills must. Computer exp•--------- Black tmall Senllmen: nee tor dealership. a "'. S9·tO/lir~ ben. MERCHANDISE 101 ltomi Bua cards· Coll Shlr1ey Dahl for Fax: retume to office MISC 6015 Ollvarot & Sona, and Interview. Coa1a MHO mgr: 714/442·75591'iiiiiiiiii• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cash. Please call Honda 4 30·5050 R•ceptlonlst 1~ C 1·310.202·0800 BOAT PAINTER for Hair Salon In C.M 9 o raft•man, Gas EXPERIENCED PT/FT avail. Start Mower Model 8 1 7 LOST. Corum Watch LP APPLICATORS $5.50/hr. 631·7990 ts .O HP $200,0 0 with Diamonds. 4·5 075•2837 714·721-4008 I VI I B 11 R•ceptlonlsts S~g~tlmec,,t:I v!1~~ _C_•_n_'_t_F_l_n_d_W_o_r_k?_ Noeded for full·llme & $1000. RE WAROtl You can't be looklng temporary positions. 714-640·1873 too hardl WANTED 15 Champagne Temporary M lac Fishing 1ackte. C.O.Navagotlon book. Fire extinguishers, toots. 548·9832. Furn'd Studio Near Tr1angle Sq./55 Fwy. A11I Now $595. Ulla pd No Peis 646·5330 B•I Isle Room avail, ahr balh, Fem pref, no amk/drugs/pets. W/D,1 .. •••••••• LOST. Female cat, S4t4 .. dep. 673·5590.1• tong holr, dark/II gray. Us NES •. Vlc·POrl Streets NB. people to flll various Help '114·756·1844 positions from waro-R•tall, Assist Mngr T house to manage· PT Positions. Apply In ment. No experience Person: Pap11rus. necessary. Call Now. 3 3 3 3 B r I s 1 o I . Brent (714)891·5784. Suite 2861, South Wolff Tanning Beds Tan At Home Buy Direct ond Sav•I Low Monthly Pm1s Free Color Catalog Call 1·800·711·0158 CoO&l Plaza. or Fax Resume: 5 45·2213 --------- Matr·br, pvt ba, ger, B I S U1 Hu tags. 720·1655 prof'I $640 ... 1/3 FINANCE Large 1 Br Very Clean! u t I a • 6 4 0 · d e P · MISSINOI White long uow carpot end appla. Bal Pen 675·3511 ••••••••• hair Cat 15yrs old on Clerk Busy Pholo Gar w/opener S600 NB tBr w/balh Avl 7/16 ---------5/30 nr V11ta Trucha/ Store In CM. 20-30 hrs I -person 545·3229 5329 ~ 113 Ull. Close BUSINESS Vl5ta Del Oro St., N.B. per wk. High levels of &•I•• A9st COLLECTIBLES 10 bch Pool. smk ok. Reward 780-9048. customer service. Food 8rokor/lmpor1er 6017 Mole prel'd 64s,.4899 OPPORTUNITY Must be Enthusiastic In lrvlne. Office 95, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and Resp. 722·0611 Order desk(Tralflc NB Across form beach 2904 He"TTH & F d d/ Hutch Bl•ek Laque recreatlonat Hema. Communltv plus much morel'! Qar•g• S•I• 5, 7 Bois• ·NWPI Hts SllhJrday June 71h 7:30am·4pm Sat 7 •2 , 19 year Moving Salel b1ket. Over 30 homeowner• t:>ooks, collectlblos. will bo selling labu· turn. tots of good lou1 assortment of atulll 2 3 18 A n •lla treasures Including· Eas1blulf nr COM High anllquos, designer Saturdall 9 am Solo, sample clothing, TV, frldgo, colfeo tbls, furniture, e1torclso lamps, games. old oqulpmont. clothes. books, clothCtS. etc. books, pictures, & •53 1 l rvln• Ave• ociginal paintings, ---------of Ii co furniture, Saturda119am·1pm children's clothes, & 2 r o I's, c Io the s. toys. lools, lawn· and oppllonces. mower and goll balls. 2 4 5 K i ngs Place Come to Pacific Coast Yard Sato Sat 6/7, Hwy & Irvine Terrace 8am. Lots or quality Dr. (across lrom mlscl From portable New po r 1 c 0 u n try v1hl chair. rugs cloth· Club). Pick up a map ing & kmck 1<nacks with 1he llsl of 400 Ca talina Or. HUGE LIVE BOAT AUCTION 11 Dona1lon Sa l•·No Minimums! Dozens of llllll and powerboats on trn1lersl lnfla18bles· Oulboards·Sa1ls·Genr· Electronics. POWER: 17' Boston Wholer, 24' Wellcralt. 23' Stnrfire, 20' Bertran. 31' Bertram, 23 Donzi, 26 Formula, 23' Umfli1e sportfither. fishing skiffs, ski boats. Many Morell SAIL: Sabots. Lido 14 ·s. Hobie 16's 18's, Prlndles. MacGregors, Islander 26. Catalina 27's, Lancer 28. Publlc Viewing 7·10AM. June 7, 1997 Live Auction 1 OAM, June 7. 1997 1370 Adams Ave. Costa Mesa. CA, Call Orange Coast College Marine Programs lor map, auction llst . 714-845·9412 NEWPORT BEACH 2669 1;A.&. Count•r Help FfT exper req. oo an • r 2bd/1 ba. $550/mo. Inc 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 w/Crystal paid S12K •• FITNESS 3000 Poslllon, some Food or mport eltpor a • · utll. N /S Prof'I. major +. Full ttme w/ sac SSK. Atlgator addresses. Sponsored TRANSPORTATION by Marian Phillippi. 1--------- C 0 a s I N e w p 0 r I ;::=======:J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. •1BR 1725• 2BR 2BA $835 Df:tN Incl. 601t30 pool No pets. Carport. Vleta Del Mesa •545·4855• Avail 7/1. 722-7052. $ HUGE PROFITS $ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii prep. and Customer benelfls. Fax rosume Brlefcas• w/address Newport Pen Room Phone Card Routes Dead Doctors Don't Ue Service exper helpful. to· (714) 650·8014 book S4K 640-6401 $2000/wk. Pol. Call Tom al Balboa · · · avail In 4bd houso. 800•700•7177 •••50% OFF••• Market 673·831 O S•cr•t•rv Dynamic --------- 1oot1 10 beach. Fully 24hrs 77 Colloidal Mln8faJS 7 :00am·3:00pm Tustin Consulllng Co. COMPUTERS 6018 furn, wd. rel, S575mo. 33.5 oz. W/Natural FILM WP 6.0 exp req. Busy Properties. 759-3721. Sat 8 ·12, salt & fresh water fishing goar, 1ools. cllhong. etc.• 200 Orchid • uttl. 545-8584 xJ07 Perteet P•rt Tim• Great Taate Our club 0 do·all poslllon. Must iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home Business prico .. Only $11.99 PR DUCTION••• bo highly organized. Ac., Laptop, Loaded! __ S_a_t_u_r_d_a_y_7_a_m--1 Beautlful, Now 2 • 2 RENTALS cornor unil In Back WANTED Bay w/largo windows 2726 2·hrs a day oams you Toll FrM 888·217·1837 Talent Mgmnt and 832-1201 Fx·832·2166 133MH, Cost 52900., 1126 White Sail $2K·S20K per month ---------Internships ·available. S 1750.obo759·1609 Household Items. for 11101 Hands on Get In Shape Howl Call Creative Telent Mgmt S ecurity Officers training. 24hr msg. Personal lnslrucllon. •800·401·0545• lmm 1 o 1 dla 1 to 1 Cposltlo 1 nsi---------Chlldrens clothes & a n d h I g h c o 111 n g s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 888·573-3214 Homo. Olffco or Gym. LIFEGUARDS ava ab o all or WANTED ~~K~o!'!p~a~;grs~. Pvt gar, w/d, Ip, !rig. G ated Community $1435. 789·1746 Lido Bayfront ups11s Jud. 2ba. Ip. decks. g3r. 1to1ego 1 yr lse $2400/mo 673·0194 Famllll Emergenc y! Scon 714·723·0686 Immediate Summer appointment 248·9180 TO BUY 6019 _________ 1 4Bd or more, (pool or St II t d d PT/FT SUPER MOVING SALE Beechlront) for July & ••••••••• • .. •••••••• P 0 s 11 I 0 n s 1 FT IP T · '! a nee 0 • ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 •248-9180• Hourly or Comm. Paid•• **SAT 8 ·3 •• Apour gmuo.'L1 15·a5 7 57·S3_0 1 ~1~ ANNOUNCEMENTS ----....,....----vacations. (Qualltv Old Coins Gold Sliver LR. BR. & gardon PERSONALS ••Loan Processor Cllentele) NB/CM Franklln Mini, Slerling !urn: mopod: sowing E>1p'd Conv. FHA. VA. area. 650·6610 Old walches & jewelry mach: sin appls; oxor· Fax resume: 574-1753 Water1ront Wes1coas1 Coin 642-9448 cycle: garden & wood· COMMERCIAL LOST & 857·7706-pager Restaurant wrk tools: sports. Unique 1bdrm 1ba REAL ESTATE FOUND 2925 SEEKING M edle a l AH t· PT AM Host/Hostesses PETS & kitch & baby equlpm'1, w/lotl condo stylo apl. 3004 Back Office. 20hrs por needed Monday· ANIMALS framed prtnls, books. ..,. aulted ceilings, light ••••••••• I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ·WiiiOiiMiiiEiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wk. Busy NB lntornal F" d a Y. Ex per noc 604 9 r e c o r d s . v c R . A airy walk lhrough Found Small black I• Modicino/Endocrlnol· Call V•nk•• Tavern liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Treasures. Bargains· 1n1chen. largo walk·fn dog· Ridge Pork Or, H andsome Attorne11 ogy. Salary DOE. 875-5333 KITTENS g~n~ PS~s.:1!r~e Ru~'. ctosol , dishwasher, BUSINESS Newport Coast Sun 6• Seoks very attrac1lve 282·1148 1---...,.,.,--,--....,---1 to 0 1 a 1 Weekend 562·598·3525 81Wn De Sola & De Anza ~~1~: from ~v~ng r~~~~ PROPERTY 2767 1. Call 545-5247 al1or slim wht fomalo 26-34 NB Facial Room & Receptionist Seal Beach addollonal patio olf ol 1pm Leavo Mossage for dating.¥ 360·4947 Stylls1 Station Avail. Must havo good **** t>drm w/oulsido stor· Airport area. Contact phone skills and somo•---------COSTA MESA 61 24 V I I Bonnie 714· 756-0493 Macintosh ewperionco. L 0 n 9 H a Ir Sa b I e iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~~? n ;~ac~ n c 1 ~~ ~~ BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE SCHOOLS & send resume: Brown kitten. Friendly. th•oughou1. skyllghi tn FOR RENT 2769 FOR RENT 2769 INSTRUCTION 3012 759·6826 4mos. otd. 854"3246· It VI ng room. uni quo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mm ba throom/ vonlly/ N t N drossing aroal Nouiral ...-----------------. PATIENT TUTOR ewpor ews Garage Sale Sal 8am-1pm Baby lloms. clothes, ma1ornl1y EMPLOYMENT BICYCLES 6060 c1111s. hsehotd 11oms 1045 Park Hiii Dr. carpet throughoull Medical Professional Building • Math. (Arithmetic Class/Display Carport stall to ac· ~rt Beach . thru Calculus) Ad · · Commodato ' Vehlcle S I I C I verusmg 2u()( G .1 5 · • tat st cs • ham slry included. Vory bright 0 <.J ..oatm :n llllt' •Physic•• Tetm Papers up to 50% Comm. and opon living areal { '..rn he <lividc<l •Reading • Test Prep FT Jn & Out~idc Call now. won't las11 I I 1· k' (CBEST, GAE. SAT) S1470. 709·0931 •1 )llllt .ml :ll pu:nt P•11 mg. Study Skllls. For free A sk fo r Paul Co11vcnit't1l, top quality Lommcrua.I ;111.-:1. Inf ormation ca II : 7 23*5440 Ncgotiahk-1c1 rm Exn:llc:m ~igna~c av.iii. Jim Madia 547·MATH u:~i~T.~~~· MISCELIANEOUS RENTALS MEm02MANAG61 a161EMENT T~,~~~nlt~a~edTeach•r "'O Most Subj&cts·ESL ... ----lll!!lml-•I Math·Read·Speclal Ed Romodlollon 644·0325 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 ------ iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TRAVEL 3014 QUIET & SER.ENE Palm ~esa .Apart:tnents Two Round Trip Vouchers from LAX to Chicago good for 1 year. Open Travel. S 1 7 5 /e a . C a I I V.1 Y"" Lkt I<> <0<-k• k1,UI! o I c;,,.,,, ll1-<''"'"' So near & yet so far ... ·.Thar's the fcding you get • when you live at Palm ;Mc.1a am.id the lush ,grcrncry of JCCludcd 918·810·3848 EMPLOYMENT WE ARE NOW HlRING • Wa A..-• G'ii '1rafpct ·c.ur -~tdt """'.~.die""°-" c:: WIUJAMS.SONOMA woods & sutdy P31ms. EMPLOYMENT J 5530 S.'11it\ c~l,f i 111U 3'.U3 S. Bro<t,,J 5!,~1 ,I.\,. y •... ~.liar.-~ ~ .. JtJ.,,, 4 Studios, 1 &. 2 8edroome • JRS. '625 • lllR'675 • 28Rtr7S A No Pt!! A Vertlall 8llndt A Cellnit FIM A NEW c.,ie~ P11lnt & 111r A 17itneu Rnom A lftlltd Pool & jA(Uul • l"'lltlo8 & &ltonict A Gll"llftts Avallabk- HIGH INCOME DISTRI UTORSt{IP FREE TO QUALIFIED CANDIDATE Enlrepreneurlal Olracl soles monoger sought to reault. develop. train. and motivate team for es1abllshed. 42 year old high fashion jewelry company. Automatic appointment of qualified candldole to head up ground floor launch in this area. Offic.c Hours 9:00 am · 5·00 pm M·F and 10:00 am · 4·00 pm wttkc.nds • Flexible sefledul8 I No Inventory • 46% on personal/ 15% on reps • 3%-8% on promoted managers I 561 Mes.a Dr. · Santa Ana Hc1gtus, CA • $360 cor boous I S 1,000 expense boous • • lncen"ve contests and travel trips CALL JEWELS I V PARK LANE 1·800-621·0088 (714) 546-9860 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7 he Legal Department nt the Daily Pilot is pkared to announce a new service now amilabk (() new businesses. ~ wiU now SEARCH the 1Ulmt for you at no txtra charge, and save you tht timt and the trip to tht Court Hou.st in Santa Ana. Thm, of count, afor the search is compkted wt wiU ftk your fictitious business name statmtmt with tht Gmnty Cink, publish once a wttk for four weeks as requirtd by law and thm file your proof of publication with the County Clnlt. Please stop by to fik your fiaitU!us business statnnmt aJ the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. If you cannot stop by. pkast calJ us at (714) 642-4321 and wt wiU maltt armngonmts for JOU tlJ handk this proaJure by maiL If you should havt any fartkr questions. please aJ/ us and wt will bt more than glaJ w assist you. <;ood luclt in your new businai! · Da· ('Pilot r SERVICES 5533 Purple Mountain (19th/Whl11•er) B t k • $ 1 0 0 . ___ H_U_Q_E_M_u_l_tl_·F_a_m_ll_y •••••••• 574·2650 S ale -Wiison Twnhms Please bo aware lhat•---------380 w. Wiison tho listings In this cot· TV ll.l~ONICS Fri & sat 7am-Jpm egory may requlro you t "'&~ t to call a 900 numbor SDllO 1080 Eloctron1cs, appls, In which there is al••••••••• clolhes, ski equip ... chargo per minute. --------- NO EXPERtENCE NECESSARY! UTILLm TV SYS1111S HUNTINGTON $500 to S900 woekly Now Being SChedt.lled BEACH 6140 potonllal processing In Your NelghbOrtlOOCI ... mortgage rotunds. Estate Yard Sal• Saturda11 8 ·2 21542 K•n•ko• Hamllton/Buahard Own hours. 1 ·800 ·382·2199 EXT 503 EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535 Loving Swodlsh Nurso 12 Yrs e1tp. Honest & caring. Good cook. Loe rots. Christine '\J714·640·373 5 '\J DOMESTICS 5540 COM single fathor w/3yr old daughter aooks trade of bab11alttlng sorvlcos. 760·0681 MERCHANDISE ANTIQUES 6010 Kronlch·B•eh Piano. Circa 1898. Xlnt Cond $225 00 723-4306 Top Dollar Paid! From 1 800·1980. I pc to entire estato. Pai ntings. china. glswaro, furn, etc. 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 J•nn Air Hlf·clean/ convecllon, 27tn. whit• bultl-ln oven. S375.obo 873·1626 R•frlg•r•tor S175. W••h•r/Drv•r . 1 135.ea 846·5848 Sld .. bv·Sld• 25.8 cul1 Refrlg. $250. 845-6088 day, ~5-0876 evH. Wash•r!Drv•r S100/ea or Sl 75/both. 048·8306 FURNITURE 6014 8ft Couch Good cond Ott wht wtgold If pall. S 150 obo 839-0884 Leather brown 11eeper 1018 S400, wood TV ••and s&o. coif•• table no. artlflcal flre ~l •c• $1 00 8'14-2650 On the move? Sell your extra household Items In Clastlflod ·-~ •21~~ NO MOntV Downt lnstallatlon & Programming Of 75+ Channels lndUded VISIT OUR SHOWROOM FOR A LIVE DEMO AT 239) NEWPORT BLVD., C.M . Of CCIII Toll PNe .._ ......... NEWPORT BEACH 6169 •••3·Famlly Sale 3 3 3 Catalina-Alloy Sat & Sun 9am·4pm Patio furn. h~ehld. ote Estate S a le, furn & hsewares Sun 8-4 111 Via Vella Lido Isl• LIDO ILSE Living Room Solo • Redecorating • 1 Sal Only • 8·10 Couches. Ibis. chairs 1 12 Via Quito #t ,,.. -•• ~ • •• • • ( I ) ) I \ Plug Into the Classified section to find services from electricians and plumbers to landscapers & pointers. 642-5678 • I , ... -.. ' t " .. .... ~ .. ... ... .. ·-• . •• •• ; , FRIDAY. JUNE 6, 1997 TODAY'S CRoSSWoRD PUZZLE CHRYSLER 9050 ISUZU 9100 MAZDA 9125 SUZUKI ACROSS t Neplune', c:IOtMln 4 FiefCI _.... a SW9(jsh rode 12~-13 Smd stream 14 Nut"" 16 Choc:Olate cookie 17"Romantic CCMTlll'*\I 61 Accustomed 65 Lab animal I 88 DlfeetOI' C1alt 69 Runway figure 70 Iowa IOWn 71 "Gatfielcf" pooch 72 Computer· SIC>f'l99 Item 73 Salamander 74 Gesture meaning -yes· f0Ut$0me 19 Plan 21 Purchase DOWN 22 Nonf11 milk 1 A sight for -23 Amor Beeiy eyes 25 Be Jntroduced to 2 Barnyard 27 Fixed flmily animals 31 Naps 3 Apply oll 10 35 t<mono t11 4 Mrlltary supphes 36 Frighten 5 Bru1l1an port 38 Actress 6 Social group Bernhardt 7 Scrapbook 39 Arrrved 8 Unooln's 4 I Marry in haste nickname 43 Sta111tics 9 Frame for a "4 Make amends fourposter, e.g. 46 Golfer Sam -10 Bud's bin ..a Bashful 11 Play opener 49 Bank, 12 Detty sometimes 15 Bonom ~ 51 Suspense-movie 18 Soap·rnaking quahly ingredients 53 C.sSI"' of 20 Departs fuhlon 24 Cures 55 -gin 26 loop trains 56 Actor Sl\ari1 27 -point 59 Canine 28 Slac:Xen ott ~"'e:'~~-5 PREVIOUS PUZZlE ~VED CLAP I BIKE l ~HR 0 HULL AVER TEA y ESAU LIAR~ IF E THIMBLE •SHIF1 [] -P LO~ •E VE- UP BIE AT U NO ER I 1c VI TH OIA~ PR I G • s A I( E T O• CH IM N EY -P I E ET NIA• 0 PI E EM E NO R 0 SIE TT e~ S M UOGY -R AE • s TE R- ENRc LL S ·M ~NKEYS N 0 I s E I H A1° R 11 RAN ORSO N ELLE cMMA SMELT APED RASP 29 Playwnght 52 Nerve cell Neil -54 Response 10 a 30 Male bee pun 32 Obliterate 56 EJectrlcat un11 33 Traits 57 Frame of m111d 34 One-horse 58 VolkSwagen's vehicles kin 37 Fenong 60 Show one's swords anger 40 Approves 62 Try again 42 Al your -63 Oklahoma city convenience 64 River of 45 long fistl Scotland •7 S1~r 66 Broad·anllered Celine -deer 50 Paper measure 67 Stlldl 7 ~""'l::0-""1':'1~0...,.1~1~ 15 By CHARW GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH OH. TIIOSE PREEMPl'S North-South vulnerable. North dull. NORTH •J4 O K 0 66 •AKQJ 10864 WEST •Q8732 QQ9832 OJ3 •3 EAST • 106 QAJ 1075 0 987 •752 SOUTH •AK96 0 64 O AKQ 1042 •9 The bidding: NORTif EAST SOtrrH WEST •• 20 30 50 a. P ... 60 Pus P... PaH Opening lead: Three ~( Q Thia dea I 1s from the recent Spring North American Champi· onahipa. (n one room, with East.- West silent, North·South comfort- ably bid t.c> the small slam in clubs, losing only one trick t.c> the ace or hearts. The bidding was far more vigor- ous al tho other table. Fir st, East made a weak jump overcaJI of two hearts that most wou.ld never con· SAIL BOATS 7014 BMW 9030 BUICR 9035 24' Sallboat Mahogany/ Teak, dleszel, auto pilot. lcobox, hoad. 2 boats must selll $5000/obo. 581·5947. Lido 14 w/lrailer. $1000/obo. 786-4731. MARINE SLIPS DOCRS 7022 '87 BMW 325 Red, '88 Park Aveunue alarm, 6 cyt, 5spd, needs engino work, AC, alt pwr, sunroof. new transmission S7995/obo. 640·4888. S600. or best olfer. '89 3251C While con11, 909·359·4946 blk top, fully loaded, 1 ________ _ new tires/top. 20k on new eng. Musi sellt CADILLAC 9040 $10,500. 548·6883. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '78 Seville 2nd '90 3251C Red Conv. owner, xlnt cond, Loadedt All pwr, 5spd rebuilt eng. New trans. alarm, cd, alloy whts, custom wire whls. air bags. 79K. Low 529 N d '93 LeBero" Conv auto. p/1. p/w. p/ locks, am/fm. cass. cull whle. Xlra clean. (10 11801PF878988) To~ote of H1.1ntl"gton Beech 714-847·8555 '93 Ford F150 V8, auto, al e, pis. cuSI whts, Bedliner (200551 /PCA79437) Toyota of Huntington B each 714.947.9555 15x70' ellp Sailboats only. $13.50/per fl. 645-9307 Bluebook Must Sell! 50l obo. ee to aell! 668·9277 ---------S 14,000/lirm 673-4282 HONDA Can't seem to get to all those repair Jobs around the house? Let the ClaHlfled Service Directory help you find reliable help. 642·5878 RENT through classified Dock, Xlnl Location. (very secure), water/ elect. 873·7877 Sid• Tie for 25',. sail boat. wa1er/electrlcily. Good tocallon/nr Udo. $9.00/por 11. 675·6128 POWER BOATS 7012 POWER BOATS 10121------AUTOMOBILES 79• Bayllner 2511 81• Boaton Whelerl••·------Saratoga, rebuilt eng/ Montauk 1711 w/90hp, outdrlve, 25hrs, new Mariner TrallorNHSJ•--------- upholstery. In/out, Teal</Scuba Racl</Balt ACURA 9010 Bimini top, teak, VHS. Tank. New uphol1tery.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $7900. 831·5823 Nice $7900. 631·5823 ClasslOed Is..... 89 Expr••• Cruleer CONVENIENT 3211. OAL 400 hrs. whether you're buy· Twin VP271·Brand nu Ing. soiling, or lust paint. prolesslonatly looking, ctassllied has deco rated Interior. what you needl Loaded with eX1rasl CLASSIFIED S49.900.obo 760.6837 &42·5878 '88 Legend CPE 1111 pwr. 1nrl, am/Im eass, CC, AC, llhr Int, S<:yt. aulo. $6750. 675·2769. RENT through classified ------CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL 9085 '9 4 7 4 0 I B t k/b I k . 1---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L.lke new. 16" chrome CHEVROLET 9045 w he et s, car pho no liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $32,900. 842·8239 '95 3181 Con\/, red/ tan, auto, 21k ml .. new tags. fact war. $27,900. 646·4036. 1890 BMW 3251 4·Dr. 5·spd. Bronze/ Tan Leather Interior. Looks & Runs Greall Loaded. ABS. Driver '85 Cargo Van. clean/ I 0 0 k I g 0 0 d /r U n S greal/79K orig ml/Out· lllled for travol. Bit above blue, but not duplicatabto 631 ·6695 '95 Aatro Van V6. Loadod, Llko Now (200588/SB205266) Air Bag. New brakes. '93 Suburban timing belt. banery & Mint Cond tires. $8,900. OBO (200578/1PJ41617) 633·6870 or 452· 1686 Toyote of Classllled Is..... Huntington Beac h CONVENIENT whether you're buy.1 __ 7_1_4_·8_4_7_·8_5_5_5_ Ing. selting, or just Thinking ol having a looklng, classified has garago sate? what you needl Givo us a call! CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED 842-5878 842·5878 '81 CIVIC 4·Dr Sodan 5spd. AC. radio. new tires. e>1c cond. 87k orig m1. 1 owner. 52500. 631-1766 '92 Accord LX s 11 .500/obo 51 k mi. auto, ac, pwr. cass now tires/brakes. 721-8044 '93 Civic EX a/c, p/s, cruise. till, amm/lm, cass, Nice (101012/PS002913) '93 Civic LX auto, aJc, 1111. p/locks, am/Im. Must See (100856/P8015123) Toyota of H1.1ntlngton Beach 714-847-8555 JEWELRY 3784 MONEY TO '82 Trooper MUST SEEi (200<439/ N790392•) Tovote of H1.1ntlngton Beech 047-8555 JEEP 9110 •91 Mazde e20 /4JC, Auto, Ctu(H, p/I , am/Im , ca•••ll•. (# 101256/M516172 I) Tovote of Huntington Beech 847·8555 '82 a"aullt Sldettlc1& l.• ...... Au10. p/1, p/W, p/'loek• wow Toyota of Huntington hac;h 714-947-8555 '64 VW Bu9 New engine, needs body .t;;ork. S500 obo 640·0425. '69 Safa Bug $400/obo. 574·2650 '70 VW Bug Blue, new mo1or, tires, brake~ & ballery. Looks good. $2990. 966-1276 '71 VW BUS Power OLDSMOBILE 9155 Brakes. 4·spd. am.rm '85 Cutlass Cierra 4 door. vs. auto. all pwr. S1300 723·1504. ca.ss. Large rear sunrf $1700 OB0•631-0757 '89 Jetta 5spd, AC. great conditton. am/Im '94 Lexus SC 400 cassette. $4300. Cashmere Ivory. Full PONTIAC 9170 ___ 1_2_1_ ... __ 7_8 __ Option. New LeK us iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 88 Jeufl Ci I Trade. Cen/Warr. , Wollsburg ~dllloll . #036995 $32,877 81 Sunblrd LE. 4·dr, Orig Owner"Xlra Cond auto. ac and more. $4,900.obp o50-91&5 •94 Lexus SC 300 Great Cond111on Kelly " • ~ Llhr, 01sc, moonroof. BB 55550. Asking :!\~ "' ... 011004 $29,997 S34oo. 114.531~0433 ANTIQUESlW ··~., '94 Lexus LS 400 Can't seem to CLASSI<;_~-.. .. \?fslo L e a 1 h e r . d 1 s c . •-memory, moonroof get to all those '73 Meaesall Citroen • #0199148 $34 ,797 repair jobs 37k mi. Rosto1ed to an-.. original. S 13;6~. or ·Lexus· Mission VleJo 1·800·869·5398 Classified Is ..... CONVENIENT whether you're buy- ing, sottrng, or just looking, ctasS1fted hes what you need! CLASSIFIED 642·5878 around the house? tradet 996·5212 eves Let the CLASSIFIEO . Classified ti's the resourc• you Service Directory help you find reliable help. 642·5678 can count on lo sell a myriad ot merchatJ· d1se items. be<:ausr • our columns compef qualtlled buyers to call! 642-5678 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890· ROOFING 3910 SERVICE SERVICE GARAGE 3584 DOORS 3 6 7 8 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOAN 3 83 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ROOFING SpeclalJsts Summer Spec 1 O~ OFF All S1y1es·Fast·Otpendlblt L1538526 NOW Const •A Place In The HHrt •COMP·U·TEK• Uc'd home daycare. 2+ Low Cosls·Repalr •Recelled Bookcaees• **s475 • 18X7•• Fun acttvltl11: art, music Train· Upgrade Arches• Butt nose • Ors 1 n ct u des ha 1 t way, 1clence & more. l.g yard/ 714-854·0110 Closets• Light SoHlts weather·slrlp. lnstalla· DIRECTORY Wllllam Harold Jeweler Walch/Jewelry Ropalr An11que •Fine Jowelry Buy/sett,vade 873-0365 Real Eat ete Loans ADDITIONS pl1y1ooml TLC & CPR MACMEDIC •Care for ARCHCRAFT 413·7001 lion & tax 645·5704 l.304202716 845-4831 ---------REMODELING 3410 ~aclnto~h Co~puters .-'SMALL JOB EXPERT Terry'• Rapid Response Purchase O Down Loans 10 150"' ol value FINNEY BROKERAGE 714 673·7480 Lic.1976 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ::OJ,ou;ater:-':':3~aiot~ Drywall/Plaster Repair Openers/Springs/Hinges CLEANING ty ;H1nglng,i1plng, Texture lnstll/Repalr•Free Est. ASK Ml! ABOUT... 3548 PC Peraonel Trelner Commffl11 551·5573 646·7721 Pg-602·1716 Remodellng•Addlllons SERVICES In your home Of office Witthoeft Drywell BASIC YARD MAINT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & Home Repairs. No Job iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Don't know a keyboard All Phases• Sm/lg Jobs 1 CALL DOES IT ALLI PUBLIC NOTICE Too Smalll Bob 548-8223 A TOUCH OF CLASS from the on awflch? CIHnl CIHnl Clean! HANDY MAN 3710 831·4422 The Calif. Publlc Ulili· Cleanlng. Res/Comm Call Jerry 850.0915 20Vra Exp/Fair S{FrH Est iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pau•r-413-8142 lios Commission RE· LANDSCAPE & LAWN CARE 3808 MOVING 3834 RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. Paintlng·lnt/Ext House/Apt Ouattty job. Free est. L#569897 638·8888 Al Kennedv Painung, ORCO PLUMBING & Drain Cleanlng. 7Dys1F1ee estNisa MC LH27705 780·8170 Paperhanging L1220902 ========~ ·Old Country Tradesman· Comp price 964·8872 --------.. CHUNG'S PAINTING 23Yrs EKp·Gr1 Price! Guar Work·Free Est Lic#375602 538· 1534 Gene Abrams Painting tnt/Ex1. Olly Paint/Reas s eDAN DAWSON• PLUMBING Waler Heaters • Drains Remodel • Repair Faucols • Fucturos Ll554722 • 646-6720 PgrN717·5729 * 722-2805 * REMODELING & ADDITIONS 3916 FARTHING INTERIORS Kltchen/Batll/Romodel Am Additions Visa/MC L#560875 873·1212 Lie/Bonded. Fr" Est. ProfeHlonal Service Ll400030 714-639-1447 •PalnVCerpenlry• • TREES ' QUIRES that all used Tare.. 282•7143 Computer & Internet Drywall and morel ..I household goods iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •BOSS HOUSECLEANING Training. Alfordabte.1·E-LE--C-TR_l_CAl---3-6-1-0 Small Jobs Oki ToppedfRemove.,,~, ..J movers print their CABINETS 3490 l.Jc'lns Ben Moore Pe1n1 ========~ SCREEN 969· 7083 Pg-664·39•7 , SERVICES Advanced Woodayetems UcenHd·Bonded On.site Ted 840.7872 Gery 845-5277 spmkn-clnup 151-3470 P U.C Cat T number: ·Custom Cabinetry· $10.00 per hour. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _H_o_m_•_A_e_p_a-lr_/R_e_m_od_e_I Lewn Service. Mow/ ltmos 3nd chauHeurs Kitchen• Bath+ Doors 714-$48-0388 CONCRETE & Smell Job EXPERT Costa Mesa/Newport edg11/sod/sprlnklors/ print their T.C.P. num· Moldings • Mantels -8-1-h-t-H---1.....,..1-D uncan Electric 25 Yeera Exp. cln·up Al 888·2718 bor In all advertise· L69t650 714-898·8970 *e rg P•e1~1 nBngl MASONRY 3557 Local/Quick Re1ponse Jim 831•24,.0 Lvo msg or call al1or 5 ments. 11 you have a uropean ro . es L1276870 950·7042 -------"'--question aboul tho te-ln townl Refs 5Yrs Exp.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1---------BREWER'S TV·VCR eGREEN MASTERS gaHty of o mover, tlmo CARPENTRY 3510 Grace 251-9455 Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie PeterkJn Electrlo & Home Service• Landscaping & Molnt or chauffeur. coll: Ike'• Custom P11n11ng Prof, Clean, Ouallly Work. Int/Ext & Docks LN703468 831-4810 Peter• Painting 20 Years Experience Del Mer Cleanlng Co Cone, Patio, Driveway Promp1 & Low Ra.teal Under $300. LIE73660 Tree Trim • Removal Public Utilities iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil B~ Alan S. Lewis Fplc, BBOs. Rel. 25Yr. res·com/am-tg lobs Accept MIC & VISA Gardening Svc 841·5512 commission ..... . E T ••7 7• .. 4 CSL618717 748·5255 •AU. .......... 11.1 A to z HANDYMAN Re abte, Prof'I, Olty xp. erry ...... • ..... C.M. Dale 031·1818 Land1cape Remodellng 1 ___ 7_1_4·_5_5_8_-4_1_5_1__ •R£MOOEL Free Esllmatos ·~~~IYltl~liill~tnteriors and Exteriors Referral. 854·0512 3919 Mobll• Screen Serv. New & Re-screening Llc11'181673 Bonded Roger 714-548-0850 WALL COVERINGS 3932 INSTALL/REFACE CABINETS Rea/Com 714-458·9212 * Best Price/Quality AcUonLlne Electrlc Home RestoratlorVRemodel Yard tune up/malnttnace, ALL-AMERICAN ---------• : =~LF.AMt'l(l t<ltohens, b1th11 doors, MARIA'S CLEANING Lndscape, brick, atne L~c~r!t .. ~r~:aJp~~!e Tiie/drywaii/woodwork landscape/artistic design. Moves·U ... Carefully PET •Cl!lmflf:DAA('l(llOW FARTHINO INTERIORS windows. Doug 546·7258 Ouallty Assurance concr. aoo-780-1007 Fences/decks/room add. Contractor#C27·604006. CourteouslV & Cheaply 3870 mTl1'IO Installation • Removal L1515863 840·0130 Prol'I & Ethical. 645-7505 •49 0223 T1 41221 SERVICES • ruMPS/l'IOCLERS Discount Wallcoverln~ toy I B S II Rool1/genorat repairs.,_________ "" • Affordable C8rpentr~ rs n us. upp es John Doran Masonry ·-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil IW>IODISAllletlE.O L580875 073·121 Cablnett·Formlca·Klt provided, 538-8704 Brlck•Slone•Block FENCES gc:.~~Res.;~~';i~ LAWNCAAE Orea1Work11·s-p_l_lt_S_e_c_o_n_d __ M_o_v_ln-g Pet Sitter/Dog Walker ~~~iu:o •••A. Yen Horn Balhs·Crown Molding •VICKI'S CLEANING Lg/Sm Jbs•Repalre ok Low S Wkly lwn svc, Prof Movers! 24Hr Srv W II I Refs. LH 945-8759 We offer THE BEST Free Eat. & Advice & DECl(S 3615 HOME SERVICES cln·up/trlm/1prlnklors 701y/S1 OlsclTll78452 Dalty/OvornlghlB vls111 PHt 714-722-9998 a cover 119 15yu •llP 3 3832 Anything & Everything 831-0298 Pg-602·1770 432·9123/P-346·5850 Rois 0111. Llc'd/ ondod Top Ouatity • GrMt Rell CARPENTRY•Wlndowe House/Window Cleaning. 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It's not like it's a ficti~nal penal colony or any- thing .. •u just sounds tunny,• said writer/performer Christopher Comes, 35, who co-stars in the comical two-man, one-act play, which has been staged the past month at the Masquers Cabaret and Dinner Theater in Los Angeles. •There's a lot of stuff about Costa Mesa; but we're not trying to bash Orange County. Some scenes are brutal but all have a heart." Besides, Comes (pronounced Comay) said the play, which tells the story of two young men attempting to find fulfillment in their adult lives, could just as easily been called •Escape from Topanga Canyon," because that's where he grew up. But that title lacked dramatic flair. •For hippies, Topanga Canyon was the place to go and rude after the '60s," Comes said. So it was decided instead to base some parts of the play in Costa Mesa, partly because Comes had performed a few times at South Coast Repertory, but mainly because his co-star, Cecil (J.R.) Warren, grew up in the city and gradtlated from Estancia High School. "I sat down with J.R. and asked him to tell me about his life there,• Comes said. The two then put together the play. "ll took about six months," Comes said. •1t•s based in reall- Proud Sponsor of The Corona del Mar Sk r----------.. 1 Give Dad a 1 I Coffee Cake I I & Receive I I $1.00 I Iott Ailvl I 61 ty, and follows J .R.'s character." And although the real J.R. eventually "escaped" to go and study acting on the East Coast, he realized that growing up in Orange County left its mark on his character. "It wasn't until I lived in New York and Los Angeles that I realized I had a limited view of life,• Warren said. "My scope was much too small. Costa Mesa is definitely a nice place to grow up, but things seem to happen too easy.• However, some things were definitely difficult -like being gay in a city known for being a bastion of conservatism. But there were also perks, like liv- ing close to Disneyland and being able to take an after- school job dancing as a toy sol- dier in the Main Street Electrical Parade. It was during one of those performances that Warren first realized he wanted to become an entertainer. •Jt wasn't until I got around Matterhorn Way, that's when it happened,• Warren said .. "Right then and there I knew what I wanted. I was 16. Isn't that sick?" Sick or not, Warren's epiphany at the Magic Kingdom became fodder for the play. So was the somewhat surreal work be did when he returned to Orange County after a few years in New York. ·r was hlred by an evangelist to be her pet chicken," be said. Still, portraying pet chickens and toy soldiers is only-part of the play's underlying message. "It's two Southlanders' jour- ney to hold on to their satµty, • Warren said. Cecil (J.R.) Warren (left) and C hristophe r C omes are trying to .. Escape from Costa Mesa" in their play now run- ning in Los Angeles. The play opened earlier this month to mixed reviews. It was originally slated to run until June 3, but has been extended a few more weeks. As of now, there are no pla.nS to bring it to Orange County, and certainly not to Costa Mesa. "We had never really thought of that,• Warren said. Performances are held Tuesdays at 7 :30 p.m. at the Masquers Cabaret and Dinner Theater, 8334 W. Third St., Los Angeles. For reservations, call (213) 941-0160. FREE! GET YOUR BUNS IN HERE!! 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Bidenkamp, a u draft specialist" for Guinness; and Saroj Verma, the 1997 Southern California u Rose of Tr alee• winner. The WUlDer will receive two bckets to *Lord of the Dan ce" at the Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim, a •Mini Lord of the Dance• tro- phy and a photo signed by the regular-sized Lord of the Dance himself. -Anastacia Freeberg FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 Going for baroque Music of Brahms, Mendelssohn featured at Corona del Mar festival The Corona del Mar Baroque Music Festival will open its 17th season Sunday and run unlll June 15. The festival re-creates the authentic sound 111 the baroque period with strings and woodwind., ol 17th-and 18th-century design played by solotsts. 11us year's festival will include the muo,w of Felix Mendelssohn and Johannes Brahms. Thl· opening concert on Sunddy will oUer conn•t1"' by 8dch, Vivalrti cilld Handel. Featured m1 s1nans for the festival Me< rtr1·\ Robertson on U e 01gan, Gabriel Arregu1 on U11 harps1chord and Burton Karson, who will con- duct the orchestra. In addition, vocal solo1st' .11111 fcstJval singers will entertain. The festival concerts are given in two scttrnq, St. Mlchael and All Angels Episcopd.l ChurC"h di 3233 Pacific View Drive on Sl,Plday, Monddy <lnd June 15, and at Sherman Library and Gardens 2647 E. Coast Highway, on Wednesday and June 13. Concert starting times are 4 p .m. on Sunddys and 8 p.m. on weekdays. A wine and wate rs reception follows each event and all subscribers are invited as guests of the festival.. 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Italian style Spec1al11;rng m authcnoc Northern and Southern Italian CUISlllC, the art of dinmg is always a cclcbrauon at Toscanini R1storante Italiano an Newport Beach The fncndl y, rcl.ued atmosphere created by owner' Nick and Ro\a " the perfect backdrop for a ca!>ual luncheon, bu!lane~s engagement or fc!>tivc get togelher. In lhc restaurant busmci.i. for more than 30 year\, the owners - welcome you a' 1f you were 3 member of the family Slarl your dmner with a delicious appcllter ~uch it!> the antipasto laliano. prosciutto wuh melon. carpacc10 or calaman fn111 Second1 (entr~) fca1ure veal. chicken. fish and seafood, all 'ierved with a side of pasta or vegetable. bread, soup or salad The pasta 1s made fresh dru ly. Selections mcludc hngum1 with clams. fcuucme carbonara. baked canclloni. manicotti or eggplant and gnocchi. 10 name a few. Every night lhc chef Creal.CS a house specialty. The pesce spada al limonc (swordfish in a while lemon sauce is made to order.) In fact, if you don't sec something on the menu to you liking, simply request your own favorite and it can be made to order. Look for the advertisement every Thursday in the Daily Pilot for . I surpnses. All entrecs are beaut ifully presented and reasonably priced. The wine menu is very selecti ve, yet affordable. featuring imported Italian and domestic varieties. especially from California Domestic and imported beer is also available. Catering to both you r home and office 1s available. Reservations and all major credit cards arc accepted Tosauaini Ristoran11 I "1liluco is located zal 3012 Newport Blwl., Nn¥port Beacli. Houn are Sun. through Tlrur., 4 to 10 p.tn.; Fri. and Sat.., 4 to II p.tn. Clo.rtd Mondayi. Call (714) 723-2338. A PRODUCT OF THE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 DON LEACH I OAll't' I' T Dream Teens try to put Andy (Booth Fellers) into a dream state In South Coast Repertory Young Conse.rvancy's "In Your Dreamz." IN THEIR 'DREAMZ' Advanced students at South Coast Repertorys Yozmg Conservatory program will debut their new production this weekend By Sarah O'Rourke, Daily Pilot South Coast Repertory's advanced Young Conservatory students will present •1n Your Dreamz, • a children's play to be held Saturday and Sunday at 1 and 3 p.m. on the theater's Second Stage. "In Your Dreamz" is written and directed by SCR instructor Craig Fleming. "The story actually came from the ideas of the children in the class,· Fleming said. "The subject matter is something that all of the kids deal with on a daily basis .• • Dreamz • is the story of an average '90s teen, Andy, wbo is stressed over his math test, school baseball tryouts, a dentist appointment, and a date with the girl of his dreams. Andy, played by 15-year-old Booth Fellers, falls asleep anil is visited by the "Dream Teens,· a group of kids who offer to help but end up turning Andy's dreams into nightmares. But by morning, he bas learned a lot about himself, including the answer to life's most peiplexing question: What is the square root of 64? The production is a result of the 11-week workshop class It is not a fully produced produc- tion -the players will be wear- ing their own clothes because there are no costumes, and sets and lighting will be minimal. •rm very proud of the class because they have written a story, learned their lines, and with only two hows a w eek to ~ractice, • Fleming said. The students range from 12 to 17 years old and are the most advanced of all the Young Conservatory classes. Fleming assigned the students their parts. •It's fun to act out things that I go through every day,• said Fellers, who has been involved with the program for the past four years. Tic.kets to •m Your Dreamz" are S4 for children under 12 and SS for adults. For more informa- tion and ticket reservations, call SCR ncket Services at 957- -4033. Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 Fruits of seniors art class to be displayed in June By Sarah O'Rourke, Daily Pilot Helen Wolfard, 87, is partially blind and can only make out light and dark shapes. But that hasn't stopped her from being an artist. ·1 feel the shapes and put them where I want. I don't give it much detail,• Wollard said. ·1 just get a feel for the fonn. • WoUard's work will be on view tlu.s month in the Coastline Com.mwtity College emeritus art classes exhibit. A poetry and short story reading will mark the opening of the exhibit, ·cross Sections '97. • today from 4 to 6:30 p.m. The reception and exhiblt will be held al Haute Cakes Caffe in West Cliff Court, 1807 West CWf Dnve in Newport Beach. The exhibit contains art and written work ftom Mesa Verde Convalescent Hospital, Newport Beach Plaza and other Orange County facilities. Many of the students involved with the emeritus art class have no prior art training or experience. Karen Feuer- Schwager, who has been 'teach- ing the art classes for seve n years, said this is the second Cross Sections exhibit, the first one taking place in 1994 at the Balboa Gallery. "Most of these artists take the class just for something to do," Feuer-Schwager said. "But they end up realizing that they have a lot of talent and enjoy the classes.• All emeritus students must bt enrolled in a Coastline art elev' and must be over the age o~~- In the exhibit, 18 stude.-S' art and written work will~n dis-play. Wolfard, who spe 63 years of her life devot to her husband and family 1d now 8tUG lN Plug 1n to the Daily Pilot Clas.sifted sectJOO to find seMCes from elec- tronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. Daily Pilot sees art as a way to express her- self, said she is bashful about having her art shown. She will bave two pieces on display, ·Ambition• and •composition·. Claudia Smith, 81, will be one of the few reading her poet- ry at the opening. Smith was a professional dancer the majority of her We and has been surrounded by the arts since birth. But sbe bas never given writing a try until becoming a resident at Mesa Verde. • 1 could not dance anymore because I hurt my leg,,, Smith said. "When you're in bed, you wish that you could do a lot of things, but I could still write lying down.· Smith's writing gives her chance to do a mixture .>f things, including writin . ut her past and experien with Katharine Hepburn Johnny Carson. "I never had t onfidence about mywritin Stn!th said. • 1 guess t.blrl I now. The sNw run until June 29. AdJ:a.ISS' is free to the pub- lic ~ thv'exh.ibit can be V\P.,,ed j(om 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. ~y. R>r more information, call 141-621 3. Run A Race, Get A Fri6. se,fle's Best Coffee salutes the partieipants of the ~th Annual Coronal Del Mar 5,K with a special 00 our refreshing ice blended Cafe Fri6. 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Artist BW Vlol a will show his latest videos and speak about his work on Saturday in Newport Beach. 2 GONE FISHIN': Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve and Regional Park at Shellmaker Island is the site for this year's Free Fishing Day on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rods and reels are provid- ed and no license lS required. Free Fish.mg Day 1s designed to emphasize angler ethics and safety, and to demonstrate how 1 VIOLA ON VIDEO: Tht> Orange County Museum of Art present.s Bill V1old, d renowned video artist whose "Theater of Memory" mslalld- Lion is fedtured dt the museum through June 15, will show !us latest videos. dnd spedk about knowledge of fish biology and habitat can lead to a successful fishing experience. 640-6746. 3 CRACKING 1HE CASE BY CRACKING A BOOK: Junior detectives, ages 4 to 13, are needed to help Costa Now on tbe Water in N~port Beach A traJition of a truly Florentine cui.Jine . .J/?iJl(ln11dr· 0 (fr,111111a r"'§i11a continue.JI SERVING LUNCH & DINNER Great Luneb Off er 1 lb. Live Mame Lobster w/f resh Pasta onty $14.90 • Happy Hour • Pian~ Bar Nightly •• f'l tl'IDICC If AL• S 1t11t)1l.1/ ( '/11lf1l/lll1/fl<' fln111,·/1 I I 1111.1111 "I -. I If' 1 ·"' 11,,1 1,, '"' ..,, ,.,,, For reservations Please Call 673-9500 251 East Pacific Coast Highway Newport Beach L.......;;.; ______________________________ _ Mesa Ubrary Detectives, Inc., solve the Big Mystery: •How many books can you read this sum.mer?" For every 10 books detectives read, they will "fin- gerprint· their identification card and receive special prizes. Registration will be held at the Costa Mesa Library Detectives, lnc., Headquarters in the Costa ' Mesa Library beginnin! Jun 23 at 1855 Park Ave. Als<. to finance the Children's Swnmer Reading Program, Friends of the Costd Mesa Libraries will hold a used book sale from 9 a m to 3 p.m Saturday at the Costa Mesd Downtown Library, 1855 Park Ave. 646-8845. 4 MAMBO MADNESS: Orange Coast College offers a lively social dance workshop that leaches a nwn- ber of exciting La.tin and Canbbean dances from 8:30 to 10 p.m. every Friday beginning today through July 18 in OCC's Dance Studio B. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Partners are welcomed but not needed. Registration fee is $45. 02- 5880. 5 SENIOR CENTEJl TAKES 'CENTEJl STAGE': ·on Center Stage,• the 1997 Variety Show, will be held at 7 p.m . today at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. Cost is $15 each or $25 for two. 645-2356. 6 'DANCE POWER': Defore Foundation for the Arts presents the dance perfor- mance "Dance Power• at 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Dancers of all ages will perform ballet, tap, jazz and funk styles. Tickets are $10. 241-9908. CAT'S MEOW: The best of the best among the nation's top show cats will featured during the Cat 1ers' Association cat show fro a .m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at th~ Or e County Fa.ugro , 88 Fair Dnve, Costa M d.rrussion is $7 for adults and or children, senior citize d military. Kids under age are adJTutted free with an ad For more information, call ( O) 400- CATS. 8 SAILING SAU:: 'lessels from kayaks tooo,.,er boats are availatte at two sales Saturday. Orang, Coast FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 College conducts its an.oual boat auction and marine gear sale from 7 a .m. to 1 p.m. at the Coast Community College District Office, 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. The auction will feature an array of trailera- ble sail and power boats, ding4ies, inflatables and more. A list of boats and equipment for sale is available by calling OCC's Salling Center at 645- 9412. Also, Paddle Power pre- sents its annual Expo and Anniversary Sale, benefiting the Newport Aquatic Center's Juniors Kayak and Canoe Program. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . at 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. Admission fee is $7 for adults and $3 for chil- dren under age 12. 675-1215. 9 RAISING CANIN: The Newport Beach Public Library Foundation offers a book discussion group at 9 a .m. Wednesday in the Friends Meebng Room at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The book lo be discussed is "The Palace Thief" by Ethan Canin. Admission is t~ee. 717-3890. 1 0 PLANTING THE SEEDS: •Plant Propagation for the Home Gardener,• a series of three classes, will be presented at Sherman Library and Gardens at 9:30 a .m. on June 11, JuJy 9 and Aug. 20 at 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Fee is $60. For more infor- mation, call 673-2261. YO CAN CAL Jazz singer 1aAeau appears at Performing~ Center on Satwday F 1Ve-lllne Grammy award-wmrung 1azz singer Al Jarreau makes a one- night appearance at the Orange County Performing Arts Center this Saturday as part of the Summer Pops series. \ r---------------------------------------, selor. He performed at l The Half Note club l with Duke. and soon F.Y.I. Jarreau, one of the world's greatest jazz and R&B singers, has lent his voice to the world for three decades, receiving Grammy awards in three different cate- gories and winning dozens of international music awards. Jarreau recently released bis first compilation album. "Best of Al Jarreau,· featuring 14 of bis best-known songs and two new tracks produced. by jazz great George Duke .. Among the songs oil the album are hits spanning his 20- year career including • "Moonlighting,• the theme from the long-running television pro- gram. Jarreau started slnging at the t~1at ·• pi!rfoimtl!;,fa&JoUlO n + WHO: Al Jarrew realized. singing would + w.-. Ora~ become bis life. County Perfonnlng 1 Jarreau then moved Arts Center, 600 i s Angeles and for Town Center Drive. ext three decades CQStA Mesa ~ · ed audiences + Wl8: Saturday ~U\ · unique vocal at 8 p.m. style. kt 1977, Jarreau + HOW MUCH: recelva. his first $30 to S44 Gramm.y ward for + PHONE: 740-Best Jazz \.x:al 7878 or (213) )is. Performan"1nd fol- 3500 lowed it up~-978 events in bis hometown of Milwaukee, Wis. Throughout college, he pertonned with the band The Indigos on weekends and holidays. After graduating with a bacbeJor's in psychology from Ripon College, Jarreau moved to Iowa to pursue a master's degree in vocational rehabilita- tion. His recording career began in the late '60s in San Francisco, where he had moved to start \fork"68 rwti•tAl*tf°" *'.ft with another y for Best Jazz Vi · for the album • y Home.• 1980 album •Breakin' " wonbkn two more Grammys for Best Male Pop Vocalist and Best Male Jazz Vocalist and he received. anoth- er Grammy in 1992 for Best R&B Vocal Performance for •Heaven and Earth.• Last year, Jarreau played the role of the •Teen Angel• in the Broadway production of "Grease!" and has made guest appearances on several televi- Rori programs. I FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 . . much more. • • the sp i rit , soul, and strength o f the o utd oo rs . . .. . . . .. .. . .. . . .. . .. ' .. ' 72 HOURS -Daily PilOf Racing B~ART S Corona del Mar couple wlw met at S~K race' nµi it every year. and have been including daughters Emily and Alliso.Tri the ftAn since they were bom For Helen and Ed, 45, b. l.th just a glance. By Anastacia Freeberg, Doily Pilot course of true love ran smoob.<, '~len moved to California that June 1: Not only did they fro Arizona when.she was 27 Ed and Helen Foster are as meet -leading to marriage five aecta e of a job transfer. ~he loyal to the Corona del Mar months later_ but they both 'CJ.d in some 5K races m Scenic 5K dnd Fruit a freeze ran their personal best times >-~~. and soon took up the bars as they are to each other. that day. s~h~. It was after running in the As they sat in their Corona ''lve l\Uming, but I was 1985 race that Ed and Helen del Mar home overlooking the nNe~ther fast ~er,• she said. ft.rst met over a cart of the frozen th.is k th et er,-:d --... was he But frwt-flavored bars. Since then, race ro~te . wee ' e. . that love t. fUDI1lliq . · them they've run Ill the Corona deJ Foste.rs affection was evident m toward then1estin~ped Mar race every year. their hand-holding and ~e way Ed was visl•ng hiS~er a ·And we probably have four they seamlessly ~p~ their love Corona del Mar "!Siden ' or ftve boxes of Fruit a freeze story, each one picking ~p Instead of going huue th · ht bars Ill our freezer all the time,• where the _othe~ left off m ~e to West Los Angeles, ~d d g_ Helen. 42, said tale and tnggenng memones ed to stay over and run tfe 5 the next morning. And although he intended to leave Corona del Mar right after the race, he didn't quite make iL ·1 was al Inspiration Point on the bluffs and I looked over and saw Ed. I thought be was won- derful, but I was too shy to go up to tum. He kind of smiled at me but he didn't come over so l thought 'That was that,'" Helen said. • Well, not quite that. Helen later went to the beach parking lot, where the race vendors bad set up their tents. She went to the cart with the Fruit a freeze bars, which IS where she met Ed. "I think we both grabbed for the same bar,• Ed said with a laugh. They took a walk on the beach and talked for four hours about the things they had in common: their love of running, their backgrounds as former teachers, their devotion to fami- ly. Helen had a date that evening, but (•at the risk of FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 PHOTO COURmY SEABREEZE PHOTOGRAPH~ Helen (ltftt aDt Ed Foster met while running the Corona del Mar ~ in 1~85. They've run it every year since, and have lndutect their two daughters since they were born. embarrassing l\yseu·i told Ed they should get~ogether again if he was going to •ay at his sis- ter's. He hadn't pl°tJled to, but once again his pla.T4changed. They spent the n~ day together, capping it wi" a bar- becue Helen had plannet for some friends from college.Ed impressed her with bis c:u.linuy skills, and her friends were impressed with the ease they had as a couple. "My friends said 'You seem like a married couple. How many months have you been dating?' We looked at our watches and said, 'Oh, about 14 hours,'• Helen said. Five months to the day after they met, Ed proposed to Helen during a trip to Maui. They were married about a month later, on Dec. 28. Because their wedding anniversary is so close to Christmas, the Fosters said they use the race as a time to celebrate instead. 1 Tbe race is important ehough ==:::!!!!!!!!!!!!=:=:=:=:=:==:!!55::=!li!:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!==:===:551!Eil!i!!!5==:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YI the Fosters that Helen conbn· • fociak •Waxing •M$eup •Day Spa • Pediara •&ft Ce~ficotes ) c. I 673-5292 U'Cl to run the race even after she.bad undergone chemothera- py k~ non-Hodgkins lymph?ma. which he was diagnosed wtth in 1992. •rm Ohi.ng well now,• she said. •we ~ebrate every year how well l'b doing.• And the r~ has become a family event. llaugbters Emily, 9, and Allison, 7, were carted in baby joggers untii \beY could run the race thems~es. Now. Ed usually enters the women's division of the 5K so~ four- some can be together. ' The girls also place a prerru- um on attending the race. Although Helen will be speml- ing tonight in a tent at the Wt1d Animal Park for one of her daughter's events, she'll still be at the starting line Saturday. •Emily said, 'We can't miss the run. It's where you met Daddy,'• Helen said. Besides, they'd also miss the annual post-race party the Fosters throw for their friends. On the menu: Fruit a freeze ~"·· .. ~ ~ . . ~ . . , . + FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 A real come as you are party sweaty and exhausted Some of the best times come after the race ends By Anastacia Freeberg, Daily Pilot Y ou have just crossed the finish line to the Corona del Mar Scenic SK: drenched in sweat, with a lung- searlng breathlessness, spent and depleted. Now it's time to party. The 5K is as well-known for its after-race shindigs as its ocean views. •There are lots of parties, a lot of residents invite their friends over. It becomes quite a community event." said Bob Hogue, one of the race organiz- ers. One of those party hostesses is Marcia Martyn. She sent out about 100 invitations for her •Bagels and Bananas" party Saturday. She provides the basics, including a "bushel of bananas,• chili, potato salad and other foods, and guests bring their own beverages. The key: shopping in bulk at Pnce Club, Martyn said. •rve invited all my running friends. I've acquired friends fTom all walks -or should I say runs -of We. It's a kind of reunion for us,• said Martyn, who added she's been running five to seven miles a day for more than t s years. Party guests don't have to run the race to attend, but Martyn said she gives them an incentive by malling a SK appli- cation with the invitation. Among the guests who will be running are her three sons, Keith, Craig and Dave and their respective significant others. The family's been participating in the Corona del Mar race together for years. And for those who feel exhausted enough by the idea of running a SK without having to throw a party afterward. there's the annual "Restaurant Row• and· "Coffee Comer• ottering a post-race brunch for all partid:pants. Food will be provided by 15 eateries, ranging from Juice Stop and The Health Emporium to El lbrito Grill and Panda • West. Starbucks, Local Grounds, Caffe Carlucdo, Coffee Republic and Seattle's Best will supply the joe. "It's bigger than ever this year,· Hogue said. "Something different we're doing this year is putting out round tables with 10 DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT Marsha Martyn holds a bushel of bagels and her son, Keith. ls ready with a bunch of bananas, Just some of the treats that will be served after Saturday's big race. chairs at each tabte so there will Corona del llar be a 1419e seating area. lt's always been kind of a juggling 27 44 E. Coat HWY '-act to eat. This year lt will have A44-8226 ' bn of a party-type feel. Lt will ~ _.~a much iqore festi~~ ~~~·-. _._~~~~~~===~~~~=======~= 72 HOURS -Daily Pilo< The 16th annual Corona del Mar Scenic SK + WHA't SK run, 2-mile walk. · kids' 1 K fun run +WHEN: Saturday + WHERE~ Race begins at Ocean Boulevard and Heliotrope Avenue in Corona del Mar above the State Beach parking lot. + PARKING: Free in the State Beach Parking Lot until 8 a.m.; roads will dose at 7:40 a.m. + COS"r. $18 for SK. S1S for 2- mile walk. $12 for kids' 1K; $20 registration ori race day. The fee includes a T-shirt and break- fast on "Restaurant Row." Proceeds go to city youth pro- grams and the Corona del Mar beautification project. + HOW TO REGISTD: Walk-in registration takes place today between 7:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the Community Services Department at C'rty Hall, 3300 Newport Ave., Newport Beach. Registration the day of the race beqins at 6:30 a.m. For more inrormation, call ~3151 . +RACE DAY SOtEDULE • 6:30 a.m. -Registration • 7:30 a.m. -Warm-up • 8 a.m. -Two-mile walk • 8:20 a.m. -Women's SK· race · • 8:4S a.m. -Men's SK race • 9 a.m. -Kids' 1 K fun run Awards will be presented to the top three finishers in each category and to all 1 K children immediately following the con- clusion of the race. Breakfast offered by "Restaurant Row" and "Coffee Comer" eateries. You Need Holistic Healt~ Coac~ For Peak Performance Optimum Health & Happiness SPECIALIZING IN: • SPORTS INJURIES • DIFFICULT CASES • STRESS REDUCTION TECHNIQUES I NEURO·EMOTIONAL CLEARING I SPECIFIC NON-FORCE METHOD I DETOX PROGRAMS •YOGA I MEDITATION • KINESIOLOGY I NUTRITION HOLISTIC PROGRAMS OFFERED FOR: NEWPORT CENTER CHIROPRACTIC ,-,,,.~,...,..._ I I 72 HOURS -Daily Pilot FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS •Estancia student group gets taste of working world by holding sports expo Saturday. By Sarah O'Rourke, Datly Pl/or P ort-A-Potbes are not the first things to come to mind when starting a business, but for the senior stu- dents at Estancia High School they played a ma1or role m A D s & G R A • planning the first r----------,...-----------------------------1 an event like this,• Tsunami Surf and F. Y.I. 1 said Mary Jane Sport Expo taking l Solomon, president of place Saturday from + WllA't "Buwnl 5'af aid Spart &po. pn:d.ad by l Xtreme Generation lo t 5 t student l'fVIV\al'AI-.. Generation_....-_ • Productions. "But we a.m. o p.m. a -·or--·, l'Ull"'I,.. n~~... 1 the school. +WI-.: Est.enda High School. ll23 ~ 1 sure learned quickly Members of the Ave .. CostAI Mesa : about all that's student company + WIBt: s.turday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. : involved with starting Xtreme Generation + CD5't.' Free : a business.• Productions planned + ~For more Information. c.al1813-4231. 1 The expo came on usmg the school's : from the applied eco- bathrooms for the -----------------------•---------------... nomics class taught by event, but were told they could-culate bow many people would instructor Dave Brees. As a n't. They then had to rent be using the facilities. graduation requirement, each portable toilets, but before they "We never thought about all senior student must take one of could do that, they had to cal-the details that go into planning the three economics classes offered at Estancia. As part of the course, stu- dents in the applied economics class are responsible for ·start- ing up their own business. "This year's class wanted to do something more than make money,• Brees said. •Tuey wanted to do something that all students would get excited about." The expo was decided on by the class after a week of tossing around different ideas. "We bad a bunch of random ideas and finally settled on a -Est. 1961 WI NE OUTLET '~ • ~ Graiduadon Day Wednesday June 18th D U.OUN&- friday June 13th 5pm o nly $25 - CONGRATULATE YOUR GRADUATE -·· vr-w1 XXXXX High School tiQl\S ~r.tJ.4 Picture co ~ , Here ~· We Are So Proud Of You Good Luci< on Coliegol Love. MOrn & Oed Tdyour~e bow pro.cl JOU areof thelr accompllabment. Pvt thla cberubed moment la print forncr ... a lleepuh of th1a lftllDUD TREA T DAD TO THE ·BEST I N THE W EST SERYING DINNER FROM 3:00PM ResERJ'ATIONS RECOMMENDED 641-9777 2.100 llA1mo11 Bu o .. <'osr,1 J/1.,...,· 1 .-tT Wl/.,SO.\ ' ,. ; r-+. DAY, JUNE 7, 1997 fashion show,• said Matt Espejo, vice-president of Xtreme Generation roductions. •Then it just evolved into the expo.• After the students decided on the type of business they wanted to pursue, the next step was to name the company. Taking a spin off of the Generation X media blitz, Xlreme Generation Productions was born. Students received a $300 start-up grant from Gulton Strathurn Transducers, a Costa Mesa business that has been donating money to the project for the past 10 years. With the start-up money, the students also decided to sell stock in the company. The stock: is being sold only to students in the class for $2 a share. •Each student is required to buy a share of the company,• said Kirsten Kaylor, vice-presi- dent of finance. ·so far we have sold about 90 shares to the 30 students in the class.• Proceeds from the event will be divided up among the stu- dent owners of Xtreme Generation, with portions being donated to the Junior ~chievement scholarship and high school computer lab. Another supporter of the expo has been local business owner Donald Herman. Herman is a business volunteer who works with Junior Achievement, organization that I to reach their target market - helps young entrepreneurs. young people,• said Solomon. •1 work with the 72 HOUitS -Daily Piloc I Mountain Dew HwnVee. The grand prize giveaway is a new wetsuit from Aleeda. students once a week to help give them guidance about the business world,• Herman said. The expo has been promoted to 20,000 •we have learned a lot about how the re.al world of business works. It looks and sounds so easy but is really hard ... N "With well-known . companies like Rusty surfboards and Waboo's lending their sponsorship support, the expo promises to be the first big party of the summer,• Herman students at high schools throughout Orange County. More than 30 exhibitors from surfing, snow- board, skate board and in-line skate industries are committed to Saturday's event. "We developed the expo around the concept of provid- ing businesses a low-cost way -:-MARY JANE SO LOMON • Hourly raffles will be held giving away prizes from such sponsors as Rusty, Billabong, Black Flys, Wahoo's Fish Tacos. Stussy, Volcom and the said. The students hope to make the expo an annual event for others to enjoy in years to come. ·we have learned a lot about how the real world of business works,• said Solomon. •It looks and sounds so easy but is really hard.• LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION .,, . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH SPORTFISHING TRIP FOR 6 ~~i..::!!1-...-.cs:: on the 6-pack "FIN FEVER" .._ FREE DRAWING TICKETS AVAILABLE ON FATHER'S DAY (BRUNCH OR DINNER) ~ .~-. Father's Day ~ ~~ !to . ·~); at LOCaf'e Sunday June 15th, 1997 tOam to 3pm Live Country Western Band Swimming Pool 'Iennis Courts • Bicycles Cigars & Gifts (available for purchase) • J Micro Beer selection ~ Appetizers -Fresh Fruit. Cheeses & Freshly Baked breads Seafood Bar -Smoked Salmon, Oysters. Clams & Shrimp Gourmet Salads &. Fresh Greens Omelette Station &. ~ Breakfast Entrees--Eggs Benedict. Pancakes Oscar, Bacon & Sausage & Potatoes Pasta Station & Sauces · Tortellini & Fettuccine 8arbecue Pit with Roasted Pig '-~~~ Hamburgers. Hot dogs, Chicken & Blackened Trout oessen Buffet featuring an Ice Cream cart -Pies. Cobblers, Strawbeny Shortcake & Oreo Cookie Cheese Cake. 125.00Adults112.SO Children 5-12 under 5 cal fret JOB USUYAnon O.lLL n4/2'l,;-6Tl() i l ~-\-1 I f • • • • • • 72 HOURS -Daily Pilot FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 Nick Dawkan (Dylan McDermott) ls drawn to former child TV star Francesca Lanstteld (Sarah Jessica Parker) ln "111 There Was You," a romantic comedy for the '90s. Not many happy endings in this love story • EDITOR'S NOTE: The Reel Critics column features movie m tiques written by community members serving on our panel. Movie is smokin' -in a bad way The song JUSt keeps playing in my head: • ... la da de da da da, but you don't know me.· It 's the best part of "·ru There Was You,• actually. The frustrating storyline Jumped all over the place and Gwen's (Jeanne Tnpplehorn) smoking never seemed to help calm her. By the way. where is a good activist when you need one -these people never stopped smoking during the entire movie! It's amazing they had time to say their lines. On a lighter note, Sa.rah SINCE SABATINO'S 1864 Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. FLAVORFUL & DELICIOUS LUNCHF.S DINNER • SUNDAY BRUNCH Unique wine room & dining rooms available for group bu.sinLss meetings and privare functions CATERING FOR ALL EVENTS Full gourmet Italian cooldna iDdudlDa fl.th specials and many bomemlde fHorites · Jessica Parker as Francesca was mar- velous. She won 't let you dowfll l'9~ want to BE her charac- ter, sexy and calling the shots. Oh, and guys, you can be Michele Hovts our leading man, Nick (Dylan McDermott) who's sexy but, sorry, doesn't call any shots. Gwen, our leading lad~ has a fairy-tale dJ'eam of romantical- ly meeting the man she will fall in love with and marry. She is continually disappointed but is sure one day her prince will come. Nick, on the other hand, lives an emotionally uncommit- ted life throughouf the movie with Francesca. I can't believe Nick wowd get together with Gwen at the end of the film. We see only a glimmer of a gen- uine, feeling, human being in his character. I wasn't rooting for the three people in this movie, as I did with "Sleepless in Seattle.· I wanted to put them out of their misery. Don't bother spending good money on this movie. Instead, try the funny and romantic movie, •Addicted to Love.• MICHELE HOVIS. 39, lives in Costa Mesa and works for the Orange County Department of Education. a A couple of different opinions Gay Wcmall-Kelly and BID Kelly BILL: Love story extraordi- naire. Over time and distance the movie shows the near meet- ings of two people. Gwen (Jeanne nipplehom) has a sto- rybook idea of bow she will meet the man of her dreams, fall in love and live happily ever after. Man after man, she must withdJ'aw from, which saddens her greatly. At the same time, architect Nick (Dylan McDennott) is hav- ing similar problems with his relationships. The two met by chance in grammar school. He ran into her in the hall, knocked her down ..... _... ______ '!!!!!1!!!!!~!!!~~~~~!!!!5pirs FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 later he drops something from a !lecond-story window on he.r head, but misses meeting her again. But the real and final roman- tic meeting occurs at the end of movie in the most unexpected way. They finally find their spe- cial Jovel lt was great! Gay and I held bands and loved itl GAY: Sorry Bill, the only thing we agree on is we knew by the title they were destined to meet. The romance went out the window with the flying architectural models, endless cigarette smoking, a melal- mania restaurant, loveless par- ents and Laurel and Hardy slap- stick. Thank goodness Sarah Jessica Parker, as a faux •Brady Bunch· girl gone bad making a comeback, was a blonde. All the other characters were cloned brunette and looked like broth- ers and sisters. Exception: two •grand ladies· of another era, Nina Foch and Gwen Verdon (the latter stole the show). It didn't bother Bill that, two and a half hours later, by the time the two finally meet, the entire cast is addicted to nico- bne. I was exhausted, polluted with secondhand smoke and waited far too long for the fanta- sy. U only they had begun the movie with the end! GAY WASSAU.-K.Ell.Y, 57, is the edi- tor of a Balboa newspaper and is active in the community. lllLL KELLY, 55, is an industrial engineer. 0 'Love' is addicting •Addicted to Love• is a movie of comic revenge; Sam (Matthew Broderick) and Maggie (Meg Ryan) are so busy destroying the relationship between their ex- lovers that they don't realize they love each other. As Maggie, Ryan is so unlike any of her previous roles. Melbsa Maggie is Richard.son obsessed with ruining her ex-fiancee, Anton. She's on the edge, street-wise, and bor- derline crazy. This is WI.Id Meg. and it's absolutely amazing. Ryan was cast so against type that it shouldn't have worked, but succeeded wonderfully. Only when Maggie's grand- mother, played masterfully by Maureen Stapleton, arrives do we get to see the caring side of our vengeful Maggie. Meanwhile, Sam is the astronomer boyfriend of Unda. Living in a small Midwestern town, he appears to have it all until Unda runs off to New York and leaves him with a Dear John letter. Of course, Sam gives up everything to go off and save her. Matthew Broderick shines as the jilted boyfriend. You can see in his face how much he loves his girlfriend. Broderick brings enough power to his character that it's possible to believe that Sam could actually not realize his love for Maggie because he's so caught up in the conquest of Linda's love. Tcheky Karyo makes this movie work. As Anton, he has enough charm and dazzle to lure Linda, but deserves the attack by Maggie and Sam for his horrendous personality. Kelly Preston looks wonder- ful, but that's all her role calls for. She's just the poster girl the two men fight over. Maybe next time she'll have a tad bigger part. The camera obscura IS piv- otal to the story. With a series of mirrors and lenses, Maggie and Sam can spy on their two loves. The characters watch a movie while we watch ours. It makes them more like actual people instead of just characters. •Addicted to Love• is a movie that everyone should see. It doesn't matter if you've been dumped or not, this movie is comical and entertaining. MELISSA RICHARDSON, 16, is a Costa Mesa resident and a senior at Newport Harbor High. 0 For anyone who has ever been dumped Relationships are great. You meet, fall in love, then eventual- ly you break up. Sometimes you even get dumped. Now, some people sit around and cry, others are indifferent. But then there are the more adven- turous types, who choose to do some- thing about it. At that point, you either go get your ex back, or you make him Katie Hosteller wish he never met you. Sam (Matthew Broderick) doesn't want Linda (Kelly Preston) to leave him, but she does. Because Sam wants to get her back. be goes to New York to see her. But be finds her with someone else. By accident. he meets Unda's new boyfriend's ex-girlfriend. He then, unwill- ingly, tea.ms up with her (Meg Ryan) to break up the new cou- ple. •Addicted to Love" is a great movie for anyone who's ever been dumped. Experience the revenge versus the regret at the end of almost every relationship. The movie is charming and hilarious -Ryan and Broderick 72 HOURS -Daily Pilot make a great pair. KATIE HOSTETlER. 17, is a Newport Beach resident and a junior at Newport Harbor High School. 0 EDWARDS IMAX JD THEATRE IS LOCATED AT THE EDWARDS IRVINE SPECTRUM WHERE THE 5 & 405 FREEWAYS MEEl IRVINE • CALL FOR GROUP SALES & INFORMATION 714 832 IMAX ... r ,1 '''• I I ••~r a••·•~'''' ••r~ ' ........ . pmm __ _ ____ ... ,,. ,_,.,,..., ~ ... ..., SS llQ -...... , . ..., ....... ___ _ 72 HOURS -Daily Pilo< ALYSSA AND ARCHIE Newport Beach girl has collected 246 Archie Comics books in one year. They're not only fun, but they've also helped her All Major Crtdit Cards Acupttd •• 645-3057 21162ND STREET NEWPORT BEACH By Nancy Cheever, Dally Pilot N ewport Beach's Alyssa Smith lS obsessed with Archie. She Likes the Cdrtoon character so much the 10-year-old has collected 246 Archie Comics books since reading her hrS'l one Just ldsl ycdr. Alyssd started to collect the comics m Jdnuary 1996 after hN mother, Natalie, picked one up di a grocery store. "I bought 1t for myself, then slH' picked it up and started to redd 1t, • Natalie said t1C11lle ESTABLISHED 1962 Steak •Seafood •Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 The fourth-grader at Lincoln Elementary reads only Archie comics and said other comic books don't interest her. Lucklly for Alyssa, Archie Comics aren't hard to come by. She finds them at most gro- cery and drug stores and at specialty comic book stores bke Haley's Comics in Costa Mesa. Every few weeks, Alyssa and Natalie make a •comics run• in search of the new -or an old -Archie Comics book, digest or special edition. Natalie said she doesn't mind buymg the comics for Alyssa, because she reads them over and over again. • r think of it as read.mg material,• Natalie said. ·My mom said it was OK becduse 1t teaches you words,• said Alyssa. •(Also) they're funny and fun to read.• Comics aren't the only OLD SAIGON VIETNAMESE RlSiAUR.-.NT SERVING AUTHENTIC & ORIGINAL VIETN.AMESE CUISINE ~ 171EAST1711f ST.• COSTA MESA .... NEAR CARL'S JR. 574-8460 - books Alyssa reads. They're more like a reward for the avid reader, who has polished off 40 books smce September 1996. "I'm the No. 1 reader~ my class,• she said. •Reading these has helped me increase my reading skills.• The writers of the colorful magazines use some mature themes and vocabulary that may be a bat advanced for a 10-year-old. But when Alyssa' doesn't understand a word she asks Natalie what 1t means or figures 1t out by looking at the entire sentence or phrase. ·1 look dt the words around it and figure it out,• she said. Her oldest comic book is lrom 1962, but Arclue Comics were around in the '50s. when Archie wore a letterman sweater and drove a '57 C hevy. Today, even though the popular teen hasn't aged a bit, Archie sports a more modem look of beach-and sportswear. Alyssa said she likes the comics because of Archie's personality. "He's kind of stupid so he's funny,• she said. The main character is Archie, who hangs out with his friends Jughead, Reggie, Betty and Ve ronica. •Jug head eats a lot,• Alyssa said. A typical Archie story is one FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 Alyssa Smith has collected 246 comic books in just one year. The hobby ls fun and educa- tional, help- ing the 10- year-old Newport Beach resi- dent to improve her reading skills. BRIAN POBUOA I DAILY PILOT in which be gets into some kind of trouble and his friends help him get out of it. Or in the case of Veronica, make the sit- uation even worse. Betty is Alyssa's favorite character, because "she's nice,• she said. And for her 10th birthday, the neighbor- r-----------------------, : F.Y.I. l l I I I I I + Do you collect beer mugs, bottle caps or business cards? How about candles, cards or candy wrappers? What about door stops, dragons or darts? If you collect anything, you could be featured next in Obsessions. Call Anastacia Freeberg at 574-4258. I I I I I L-----------------------J hood Hughes market made Alyssa a "Betty• sheet cake. She wears an Archie T-shirt and special ordered some of the books, including ·summer Fun,• •Archie's Vacation,• and "Spring Break,• which are special collector's editions. Alyssa knows almost every bit of trivia about Archie and his pals, including the generic way in which the characters' family members are portrayed. •All the parents look alike -they just have different col- ored hair,· she said. Classified ads work for you! FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 Friday nigh a By Greg Hardesty, Daily Pilot A s the summer movie blockbuster season heats up. the Hyatt Newportcr 1s offering a Friday rught alter- native to rampaging dinosaurs, runaway cruise ships and homi- cidal maniacs on airplanes. l low about a little Keiko Matsw to jazz things up? The popular keyboardist locks off the seventh annual Jazz Series tonight at the Hyatt Newporter, the venue of choice for those who like their contem- porary jazz served up in an upscale, outdoor resort setting. For $15 to $25 per person. jazz lovers can soak up the sounds of such modem cool cats as David Benoit, Spyro Gyra and Boney James while noshing edibles themed to each artist. Tonight's menu features sushi in honor of Tokyo-bred Matsui "Newport Beach really need- ed something like Uus, • said Eric Jensen, owner of Irvine- based Ritz Entertd.lJUTlent, an event production company that organizes the jazz senes. "It's a world-renowned city, and to not have something like this would be ndiculous. • Jensen took over the Hydtl Newporter concert seriPs five years ago when 11 was a "dC'ad- in-the-water• event featunng traditional jazz artists That brand of music Just didn't ny with the locals, he scud. "What you have here are Kermy G-type people,• Jen!>en said. A Hyatt official said the revamped jazz senes IS prof- itable for the hotel. "It bas evolved into a fantas- tic event for Newport Beach and the hotel irl general.• said Stan Kanunslu, executive assistant Strunz and Farah vtslt the Hyatt Newporter June 13. -·.., r--------------------------------------------------, I I 1 HYATI NEWPORTER JAZZ. SERIES LINEUP 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~ Tonight -Keiko Matsui June 13 -Strunz ~nd Farah June 27 -Jeff Lorber ~ July 4 -Walter Beasley and Fatburger July 11 -Jesse Cook July 25 -Larry carlton + Aug. 1 -Boney James Aug. 15 -Norman Brown Aug. 22 -M ichael Paulo Aug. 28 -Spyro Gyro + Sept. 5 -The Braxton Brothers and Nelson Rangell Sept. 12 -To be announced Sept. 19 -David Benoit Sept. 26 -Sam Riney Keiko Matsui -tonight : • rtot.: Two shows may be added in October. For more Information, 0511 I 729-1234. L--------------------------------------------------4 mandger and director of food and beverngc. "The push nght now for progressive Jazz is so hot · On Fnday nights during the summer, the 410-bed hotel enJOY!> "90-plus" percent occu- pancy, Kanunskt said. Special rooms with concert views and cl gilt M e available al $230 per night, with rooms with a concert V1ew begummg al $149. Each evening features two gigs, at 7 and 8·45 Most of the concerts are sell-outs or near sell-outs, Jensen and Kct.minskJ cJaun Season passes at up to $500 for two tickets are available for the senes. wtth about 120 so far being snatched up, Kaminski said. Holders get preferred seclt· mg and access to a VIP hospital- ity area, as well as a 10% dis- count on food and beverage at the Hyatt Newporter on the rught of the concert. The Jazz series attracts about 60% of its 550-capacity audt- ence from Orange County, with the remainder coming from Long Beach, the South Bay and the Los Angeles area, Jensen said. It is an "eclectic, professional, middle-aged crowd,• Kanunslu said As for boolung the artlsts. most of whom command $10,000 or more per evening. Jensen satd he goes for a "reaJ diverse lineup" that offers a mix of 1C1Struments and performers from around the world. The setting, with a view of the Back Bay. IS what makes the Hyatt Newporter jazz concerts really swing. Jensen said. •Almost every jazz cribc con- siders this to be the top outdoor Jazz venue in Southern California.· he said. .. l·-------------·-··---·----··--------- • 72 HOURS -Daily Pilot 0 r--------------------------------------------------, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I John Alexander leads the Pacific Chop.le in its final concert of the season. Pacific Chorale performs tidal movements today The Pacific Chorale takes its audience on an aural sea voyage with the "Songs of the ' Sea• concert today al 8 p.m. at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. ten by composer-in-residence James Hopkins, who will also give d preview lecture at 7 p.m The concert IS the finaJ one in Pacific ChoraJe's 29th sea- son, and will also be a part of Chorus America, a national convention for North American choruses talung place m Costa Mesa Uus weekend. ' • I.. The music performed by the cboraJe and the Paci.he Symphony Orchestra includes ·A Sea Symphony,· which uses Whitman's "Leaves of Grass· poetry to chart the rhythms of the sea and com- pare ocean travel to the jour- ney of the human soul. A companion p1~ to •A Sea Symphony." "From the Realm of the Sea· also uses poetry to celebrate the sea. Tuts world premiere was wnt- Ticket pnces are $Hf-$4fi. with student and senior dis- counts avatlable Tickets can be purchased at all licketMaster outlets. the Center box office or through the Pacific Chorale office al 662-2345 Recipient of numerous culinary awards. Specializing In the wonderful diverse cuisine of SpaJl')l including Paella, lamb, seafood • and tapas (Spanish appetizers). Friday a Saturday live flamenco Shows RESEBVADOM ( 714) 7 56·8 l 9'V 4253 Martlngal~e • Newport Beach I mlle Sou J. W. Airport cross Ma ur/Corinthian 72 HOURS -Oaily Pilor FRIDAY, Jl)NE 6, 1997 THE SHOW WILL .GO ON • Despite some debate over location, Sh akespeare in the park makes its return this summer at United Methodist Church. By Nancy Cheever , Daily Prlot F or Sinus Theatre Compdily, bnngmg Shakespeare lo Costa Mesd WdS more lhdn JUSt a wdlk in the park. The thespian group's pro- ducllon ol •The Merchant of Venice" through June 15 al the United Methodist Chmch was dlmosl canceled because of problems findtng an dppropn- dlc location The non-profit theater com- pany's co-founder and duector Jeffrc•y Shaw, a Costd Mesa naltvP, said the1eason he pKked Costa Mesa as the site of his Shdkespedre Under the Sun senes was to bnng hve theater to people who wouldn't normdlly be expos<>d to 1t and lo "give back" to the communi- ty where he grew up. "! cdn't come back and bmld d house or save someone's hie but what I can give back 1s a piece or my art,· he said. ·nus 1s what I do -instead of btuld- mg a house, I do a pldy." tk(I)~ ~:i ~'Deli 8' COSTA MESA Power Lunch or Family Dining Breakfast Lunch Dinner late $upper fri 3211 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Tel: (714) 557-6611 Fax: (714) 557-5466 Open Every Dey 6 A.M. 405 Fwy. & H.t>or Last year's production of "Much Ado About Nothing" was held at Canyon Park. Shaw originally wanted to hold it at TeWinkJe Park because of its prune location, but park offi - cials said no because of poten- tial parking and noise prob- lems. A city park is the ideal set- ting for Shakespeare, Shaw sa1d, because it's easily accessi- ble and it exposes theater to people who are already there enjoying other activities. "It would draw people who wouldn't nonnally come to see Shakespeare." he said. •There's something uruversal dbout storytelling, even if you don't get the words, you can understand the story. You're bnnging a more cliverse group into the experience. - Bul Shaw's hopes for a sec- ond season began to crumble when he srud his bid for a park site for lhe summer 1997 season was rejected. And a series of rniscommunicabons with city offiodls eventually forced Shaw to find an alternate locabon for the play. DON LEACH I OAA.Y Ptl.OT Sirius Theatre players Jason Price as Lorenzo (left) and Kelly Johnson as Antonio perform Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice" on the church lawn. "When we dosed the show, the City Council asked if we were doing it again,· he said. Costa Mesa Mayor Peter Buffa said be didn't know Shaw was planning a second season. "The last peep from them was right alter their deal last summer," he saJd. ·And we said 'We'll see you next year.'• Although Shaw said he sub- mitted a wntteo request for a park site to the city, Community Servl ces Manager Keith Van Holt said it was never received. Shaw did appear late at a February parks commission meeting, rrussmg the oral com- munications portion of the everung, but said comnussion- ers listened to his proposal and Tuact.ya, 9am • lpm were given copies of bis written request. ·w e were adjusting as we go, we were getting dose to the details and got caught in the bureaucracy wagon," Shaw said. ·1 kept resubmitting pro- posals, taking everything into consideration, and it never got on the agenda.· By March, Shaw said he was forced to find a location because the company needed to start rehearsals, so be went w1lh his back-up plan: the United Methodist Church lawn. "(At lhe church) there are no walk-ups,· Shaw said. "ln a park, you get people who wouldn't normally come to see theater.· Newport Pier St on Main . fresh Picked, Locally Grown Produce Honey, Nuta, Fruita, Vegetables Bread, Flower• & More Sponsored by the Orange Count}! Farm48ureau • 573-0374 r-----------------------, F.Y.I. + MIA?. Sirius Theatre's Shakespeare Under 1he SUn presents "The Merchant of Venke• + wtEllE Mesa Verde United Methodist Church Lawn + wtlEN:: Saturdays and SUndays at 4:30 p.m., now through June 15 + HOW MUCH: Free, dona- tions wekome I I I I I I I I I I L-----------------~-----~ Shaw said the company is now moving forward and putting the snafu behind them. "Now it's all about produc- tion, • he said. ·we want to tum a negative into a positive.• Shaw said next year he will try for Te Winkle Park again, but if they don't get it, the com- pany may have to move to another city. "Next year it will be a hard sell.• Shaw said. "But this is my city, this is where I grew up. I will fight like the dickens to do it in Costa Mesa.• The play offers strong per- formances by Shaw, Brenda Kenworthy as Launcelot Gobbo, Jennifer Pennington as Portia and Ronnie Clark as Shylock. The series of weekend per- formances runs through June 15. The event is free and open to the public. • Quick. .. Fresh ... Hot! ... lat TMI Food In Or•nte County Voted by the Rqistcr readers, as appeared in The Best Of Orange Counry Section, August 1994 LUNCH, DINNER, CATERING, TAKE OITT • - FRJDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 ·~·· RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT On board t:tle "Pncle of Newport" Riverboat. Home Of The Newport Hert>or NautJCal MtJseum (Formerly Reuben E Lee) ts C):>erl From 11 em-Spm Lunch. Dinner Sat Sun Brunch Barn (closed Mondays) Reservations Needed Only For Weddings. Banqueca ()-Pnvate PartleS) AM Ma)CT Credit Cards Acoeptad Locat.ed Al. 151 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beech. CA 92660 (7141 673-3425 Fax 673-7864 AN AMERICAN CAFE Locatled at 462 East 1 7ttl Street 1n Costa Mesa Open 7 days a week Mon. -Sat ~Spm Sunday bM 3pm Serwlg br"ealcfa&t lunch & dinner Made from scretd1 pies. salad dressings & soups. 548-3066 CHARLIES CHILI l..oc8ted at McFadden Place (next to Newport Pier) '" Newport Beach. Hou-a. Mon-Thur 7 CDem-i2 m1dn1ght Weekends 7'CXlem3:CDam Amex. Visa. DSCOllef'. Diner's Oub No Reservabons Needed (714) 875-7991 ZUBIES Menu lndudes Albs. Oldcen. Stealt & Lobster. Pnme Rib. Pizza. Qvsta-Bar. Pnces Range From $3 95 And Up Hours 1 1 30am 1 ~ • Cocktads T~ 11 pm Credit Cards Not Accepted Reservabons Not Needed Located at 1712 Placentia, Costa Mesa (714) 6453)91 THE CULINARY WRAP Fresh. healthy lrttem8tXlnlll dellC8CIE!S wrapped wntl1n 8 flat roll Open 7 days a week from 11 ·00am • S·CQ>m Locat.ed 1n the Hlllgren Square 250 E 1 7d'l Street 5484403 THE TEE ROOM C):>erl 7 days a week to t:tle publlc for breakfast. lunch and dinner loc8t.ed at t:tle Newport Beach Gott Course 3100 lrvlne Awe 756-0121 LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE Cllifol'n8 ClJ1&1ne/Medlten'an8Bn St)48 Brunch. CM Scrumptious Brunch consiata d lle\le('81 Medlt8Tllnean-Style salads and App«uaii. • Shnmp, • Pencal<8S O&car end an • ()TieleU8 Stabon. Located at 179(]) Jamboree Blvd . lrvlne (714) 975- 1234 -2100 Hours·10em-2pm AeservabOnS recommended but nat nec:e8Sary. .JAVA CENTRAL£ A~ gourmet coffee caft Located Ill 3420 Via Lido 1n Newport Beech. Open 7 days M-F 6-1Q:>m DISCORDIA The premier~ cefe.www.dcafe.com loc8ted 111 the Lab 2930 Br'lltlll IO ec... Mesa (714) 427.0855 KAPLAN'S 8nMlcfast. Lunch. Dinner end Late "'9fllng8 Voted ttle beSt dell in Orenge eoontv. Open 7 days. B:aJam.1 cx:Q:im end Sam- 11 :~ on weellends. All m8jOI' credit cards accepted. LoCllt8d otf the~ a Hstxr BMS. 3211 t-Wt>ol' BMS. 557-6611 TOSCANINI RISTORANTE ITALIANO Pastas and bread made lre&tl ~ Open 6 days a week. Tues.- Sun. 4-10 pm, Fri. & Set. 4-11 . Closed Mondays. ViSll end Mesta cads accepted. Re&ervabons acoepted. Located at 3012 Newport Blvd. 723-2338 NICK'S PIZZA Great pazas & pasta '" Costa Mesa since 1968 ~ for U1Ch Tues ff1. 11am.2pm Dinner seMld 5pm-1~. Sat. noon to 1 ~ Closed Sunday and Monday. Located at 2300 Hart>or Shoppng c.enttr. Costa Mesa. (Rear partmg lot) (714) 549-1511 RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA Located at 251 Eest P&alic Coast Highway tn Newport Beach lunch Mon -Sat 1 1 3G2 30. Sunday Brunch 11 am-3pm. Dinner Mon-Sun 5pm-10pm. Call ahead for reservations 673-95CO SCAMPI Ftne Famtly Dining Newly Remodeled Open 7 Days A Week for Dtnner Only 5p~ 10 30pm We Cat.er Pnvar.e Lunch Parties for 15 People or More Alt Maior Credrt Cards Accepted ReseNabons Accepted Locat.ed at 1576 Newport Blvd C:Osta Mesa 645-8560 SABATINOS RESTAURANT & SAUSAGE CO. Pasta. Caesar Salad. Homemade Sausage. Veal. Lamb. Vegetanan [)shes W1M. Beer. CappllCClllO & Delisert Holn 7 Days A \IVeelt Sen.ing Sat & Sun. Brunch From 8:3(}1 ·oo. Sun ·Thurs 11 am- 1~ Fn Sat 11~11pm AM Map-credit C8'ds Accepted Located Al. 251 ~ Wtf.I, Newport Beach (714) 723-0521 He-. AVILAS EL RANCHITO Ai.dlenbc Mexx:an Food. ~ The Fn!shest lng-edients & A New \Jght CulSlne Greet Mergartas. Hou-s: Lunch & Omer ~ Matot' ()'fd rads Accepted LOC8fA9d at 2101 Plac:entla. Costa Mesa (714) 642· 1142 and 20CD Newpcrt BM!., Newpcrt Beach (71416756855 Ml CASA Cb-meals are nc:m a tnp to 0af8 as well as MelCICO NoN otfenng flsn tacos Phone ahead for orders tt>gO. Hours Daily From 11 COem. ,,, MajOI' Credit Cards Accepted Located Al. 296 17ttl St. Costa Mesa (714) 645-7626 AMACHI Sushi & &.,st,, to Go Complete Bar ~ Ma)CT Credrt Cards Locat.ed Al. 2675 INlne Alie , (Across From Newport Golf Course) (714) 645-5518 LA CAVE Menu Includes Lobsar. Crab. ~. Steaks. Delt1 Special& Fri & Sat. Prme Rib. Full Bar & W1rte Ust Casual Dress. Holn Lunches 11 3(}2· 30 -Dinner Mon. -Set. From 5 ~ Vl68. Mastllrcal"d. Diners Oub Located Al. 1695 lrwle llfle . (And 17tns) Near Blockbust.er' Entert8lflmeflt Costa Mesa (714) 64&7944 THE BARN STEAK HOUSE Menu Include& Steak. H'85h Fl&t'I. Olld<en. Burgen; & Salads. Pnoes Range From $3.75 For Luncti & $6.25 For Dinner. Hoo.rs· Mon.-Sat ~ 11 em For Lunch 4·oopm Mon . .fn . [)Inner 3 ~· Sat & Sun .• MBJCT Credtt Cards Accepted. Located Al. 23CO Harbor BL 131. Costa Mesa (714) 641-9777 THE ARCHES The premium steak end aeafood house in Orange County &1noe 1922. Sennng lunch Mon . .fn. 11:30am unbl 3·~-Dinner served nighUy unol 1 CXlam Located on Newport Boulevard & Coast Hwy'" Newport Beach, (714) 645-7077 . TA PAS The ~ l'lllt8U'llnt 111 0.C. to offer die mest in CUl&llle from Sperl Wltt'I llYe Aemenco fllurtaif mart Speaellzing in Pllela. lteab, grilled fr'lllh f1Et1 & pastas. ~ S days per W&ek. clo&ed Mon. Located at 4253 ~ Wwy (1 mile south d JoM w.,ne Ai'port). Major credit cardl 8CCllpClld. (714) 75&8194 THAI SPICE Vatad by the Register l'llllders. llS ~ in thg_ beat d ()'ange Q)lny lflCtlOf\ 88 '"Tllll Bat Thlll Food In <nnge t::ci.rty.. ~. dmner. catering & takeout. 815 w. 19th St. Collta Mase 54& 4333 72 HOURS -Daily Piloc THAI WAVE Oma In or talc&out. Fest & free delillery. Seniing lunch & dinner Located et 211 62nd St. Newport Beach. Open 7 deys II week. \hsa, Masten:en:I & Arnencan Express accepted. 645-3057 ROYAL KHYBER Award Wll'lrung CUlSI08 of India Open for lunch ~ 11 3(} 2:~ Dosed for lunch Sat .. Sunday brunch 11 .30-2·30 Onntlf' served frQrn 5 ~· Locat.ed at 1 ODO Bnstol St North Catt now for rese1Vatmns 752-5200. NIKI'S TANDOORI EXPRESS Voted ttle # 1 Indian restaurant In (hinge County Open dally With three locations tD setve yoo Located at 3705 South Bnstol (1 block north of South Coast Plaza) 8500595 THE CANNERY H•st.onc Waterfront Restaurant and Hlll't>ol' Ch11se Center Hours Mon Sat. 11 30am -2 ClJam. Sun 10 CXJem-12 ~ All Mapr Q-ed¢ Cards. ReseN8tlOllS Suggested Located at 3010 Latayette Ave . Newport Beach. CA 92663 (714) 675- 5777 Fax 675-2510 CATALINA FISH KITCHEN Get l1o<*ed on the freshest fish 8Vll!lable Fn!sll gilled fish, seafood and chteken. sandwiches salads. gnlled plates and pasta speaahbes open SUI. days a weelc Mon tMJ Thurs 11amS?TI. Fn & Sat 11am-9pm Located at. 670 W 17tti St #GB c.ost.e mesa (West of ttle new Trader Joes I 645-8873 THE BLUEWATER GRILL Q!lt8lina waterfront dining at ttie former site of t:tle hlstonc Sea Shanty and Delaney'$ F=eatunng fresh me&qUC&g'lled seafood C1fS1B' bar and l'EltM fish maricet. MA bar ()gs' peoo ()rong patx> ~ maier cards Cat.enng evadable SeabOQ upon lll'TW ModenltBly prlOlld l..oc8t8d 6XI Lido Partt ()we near Lido Island.~ 7 days. lunch & dlnns'. 67~ NEWPORT LANDING waterfront O.rnng. Sat. & Son. Olempagne Brunch. Dinner Menu $13.95 · $19 95. C¥;ter' Bar Menu Served fJ Dey Howrs· 10.CIJem . 11 :~.Amax. Mastercard, VIS&. Dinner ReservabOns Recommended Located at 503 E. Edgewater. Bal>oe (714) 675-2373 SKEWERS Restaurant/Brewery Pizza. Salads. Burgers. $andwiche6 & Ftsh Loceted et 298 E. 17th St.. UM B Open Sunday-Thursday 11 am-1 Opm. Fn&tt 11 ClJam-1 2. ~ All Credit Cards accepted 8l(C8!)t OlsccNer Reservations l'1!COITY1'l80d 645-6459 THE OLD SAIGON RESTAURANT Fine Vietnamese dmtng. Next tx> Cal1's Jr. Serving authent.K: Vtetnamese CUISll'le Menu includes Vl8tnem86e egg rolls. spnng rolls. old IT8dlt>onal nee wrmoelli Wlltl shnmp end fre&t1 vegetables. Sepsrer.e vegetanan menu prepared in t:tle tradltl0n81 Budch&t reapes. Hours 1 , ·(J)em.9 ~-Closed Sunday VISll/MC eccepted 271East17th St.. Costa Mesa (714) 574-8460 .... ' ....... . • ....... .4 .. 72 HOURS -Daily Piloc FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1997 + "'-· -