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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
', 1 > I I I~ < > 1 > r...
william
lobdell
Belated thanks
for [flft of life
B efore 1-month-old
Matthew Christian Lobdell
gets too old ...
• Thanks to Hoag Hospital's
aides, nurses and doctors. They
all make Hoag a wonderful
place to have a baby. Even the
people who handle the side ser-
vices -from birth certificates to
baby pictures -were unfailing-
ly friendly and helpful. It was
our third tour in the labor and
delivery and maternity wards,
and we feel more pampered
each time.
• Thanks for nothing is how
we feel about our HMO. My
wife had a C-section and was
allowed only a two-night stay at
Hoag before she was booted out.
She has finished five marathons
and can handle a fair amount of
physical pain (plus she had lots
of help at home), but you won-
der how other women in less for-
tunate circumstances deal with
these drive-through C-sections.
On the bright side, the HMO did
pick up the entire cost of the
short hospital stay.
• Thanks to family and friends
who kept us ridiculously well-
fed during MattheW's first few
,_weeks. It's always a little awk-
ward being on the receiving end
of such generosity, but we even-
tually got used to it.
• No thanks to modem tech-
nology, we spent three anxious
weeks during the pregnancy
wondering if our baby had a
chromosome abnormality that
causes severe retardation and
usually death in infants. U we
ever have another baby, we'll
decline any of the optional pre-
natal tests now available.
Only after getting the results
of the amniocentesis -which
told us Matthew was fine -did
we find out the odds of a baby
having this particular genetic
aberration were extremely long
-like 1 in 200,000. And even
with a positive screening, the
odds are still 16-1 that the baby
doesn't have the abnormality.
When the odds are so much in
your favor, why put yourself
through all the worry?
• Thanks to a week off after
Matthew's birth, 1 now realize
how much a working parent
misses of their child's day.
Though the baby slept almost
continuously, l had a great time
playing Mr. Mom with my two
• SEE THANKS PAGE 4
.i.s~o 1-l.TED PRESS
Orange County and Newport Beach favorite horse Silver Charm (far right) turns the comer down the stretch with jockey .
Gary Stevens in Belmont Stakes. Newort Beach owners Bob and Beverly Lewis just missed winning the liiple Crown and $5
million bonus by 3/4 of a length. Winning the race was Touch Gold and jockey Chris M ccarron in the middle.
Spending the day at the Behnont Stakes offers a glimpse into Bob and
Beverly Lewis., world --and proves that winning isn't the only thing
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
ELMONT, N.Y. -Bob and Beverly
Le'Wi.s' 110-member· entourage gathers in
the lobby of the Garden City Hotel on Sat-
urday morning, waiting to head to Behnonl
Park -hopefully to see the Lewises' horse
make racing history.
At 5:30 p.m. Silver Chann, their gray
colt, will run in the Belmont Stakes, the final
leg of the Triple Crown, one of sports'
toughest accomplishments. The horse last
month captured trophies in the Kentucky
Derby and Preakness Stakes.
ln the hotel's marble lobby. a perfumed
smell fills the air as women in wide-
brimmed hats and men m dark swts mill
about --many sporting green and yellow
Silver Charm buttons and baseball caps.
The Le wises emerge from the elevator
-Bob, 72, wearing a checkered sports
• SEE STAKES PAGE 5
Despite
loss, horse
• racmg
hasn't lost
its charm
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Piiot
ELJ\lONT. N Y -A brO\vn
horse named Touch Gold had
JUSt trampled Bob and Be\'erl)
Lew1s' dredffis ol seemg their
own Silver Charm capture rac-
mg's coveted Tnple Crovm But
the Newport Beach couple
mamtamed their trademark
cheery graciousness
They smiled a they lciced the
press nunutes after theu gra)
three-year-old fell to se>cond
place in the Belmont Stdke" Sdt-
urday in New York -l..id they
kept smiling through their own
post-race party at the cusl1\' Gar-
den Ctty Hotel
In fact. as they greeted gue~b
m the hotel's ballroom d.tter the
race. they seemed to be trymg to
cheer others up.
"This doesn't look hke d
funeral, does it7" Be\'erl\· said
looking at the buffet boasting
sole Florentine and crab Then'
were 70.00 people at Belmont
Park today -that doesn t hap-
pen -and they were all out to
see Silver Chann That's prett~
good."
Last month, Silver Charm,
with jockey Gary Stevens. cap-
tured the Kentucky Derby and
·the Preakness Stakes -a \icto-
1)' Saturday would've made tum
the 12th horse in h1storv to win
the Tripe Crown Oddsmakcrs
gave Silver Charrn b-5 odds to
win
"l don't thmk Hus 1c; m the
Tiger Woods categol)·," Bob said
before the race of its possible
historic s1gruficance "B ut 1t does
help racing, and that's great "
Instead, Touch Gold. with 2-1
odds, came from behind m the
final seconds at Belmont Park,
leaving the Lewises' Tuple
Crown bid m the dust The price
dtfference between Silver
Charm wmrung and losing. a
$432,600 purse plus $5 mill.loo
Tnple Cro""-n bonus from Visa,
versus $14~, :!00 for second
place
Bob shrugged 1t off as slmple
bad luck. "That's hor!:>e racing
for you," he said after the race.
• SEE CHARM PAGE 5
r----------------, FIGHTING 'WORDS l\lll-'\ East Side traffic
wars heating up Despite a tough battle, four Newport-Mesa city officials beat four members of
the Newport Harbor High School debate team for the second year in a row
By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot
Pour Newport Harbor High
School debate team students
were defeated during the Second
Annual Dishonorable Debate
against four Newport-Mesa city
officials, but not without putting
up a good fight.
. Despite the loss for the second
year in a row to the more experi-
enced elected officials, the well
spoken students -Mike Hoevel,
Al~ Arjad, Elizabeth Kent and
Valerie Tenell -didn't make it
easx for their opponents.
They are a tough team," said
Newport Beach coundlman John
l:fedges about the students. HI
thought they did a great job."
.fledges initiated the first Hon-
orable Mayor's Debate last year,
~ut because there a.re no longer
any mayor's involved in the event,
8 SEE DEBATE PAGE 4 . . .
DON LEACH I OAlV PILOT
Newport Harbor debate team memben Mike Hoevel (left) and
Elizabeth Kent engage In debate with Newport-Mela dty oftldals.
AROUND TOWN ....... 4
LOGIN ................ 3
CLASSIFIED •.......... 9
POLICE FILES ........... 2
PUBLIC NOTICES ........ 7
SPORTS .............. 6
WEATHER ..•...•••..•• 2
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• Residents argue over whether cars shoul4 be
diverted from 19th Street to others in the neighborhood.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot stomping ground for motorists on
their way to South Coast Plaza or
the San Diego Freeway.
COSTA MESA -1Taffic con-But despite the area's proxuni-
gestion on the East Side is fueling ty to commercial areas along
a bitter war between those neigh-Newport Boulevard and 17th
bors who want to keep motorists Street, many residents m the area
out of the area and those who want to remaln unscathed by traf·
oppose change. fie.
Following a heated community Comnuttee member Lance
meeting held Wednesday rught at Jencks, who has taken the lone
City Hall, city officials say they pos1bon on the conuruttee against
will continue to earch for a mid-any changes, believes that all
dle ground lhat Will appease all three plans being considered
residents. would sWle traffic and make lt
Residents on the East Side of difficult for residents themselv91
the city, Uve just a few blocks to naVlgate the streets .
away from one of the bu iest However, Peter Noghavl. the
dumping grounds for traffic: Th city's manager of transportation
Costa Mesa Freeway. The neigh· ervlces, sald Jencks is m.tsleading
borbood is steps away from Tuan-·----
gle Square and has become a • SEE TRAFFIC PAGE I
0 MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1997
CITY IDITOll
neighbors
COMMUNITY
The Girt Scout Coundl of
Orange County elected new
'llembers to Its board of directors.
Joining the 36-member board are
\149ry Hornbuckle and Robert
tiutchlnson of Costa Mesa and
<ay Brown, Uti¥d Massey and
3ernarda Neaf of Newport
3each.
For the thud stra.tght year, the
Costa Mesa office of the interna-
tional insurance broker Johnson
& Higgins has won United Way of
Ordnge County's Preside ntial
Award for Best Employee Giving.
MILITARY
Ndvy Auman Angelo Ganzon,
son of Teresita and Angelo Gan-
w n II of Knowe ll Place, Costa
Mc!.d, a nd seve ral other sailors
rrom the forward deploye d
1mph1b1ous assault ship USS Bel-
ledu Wood , spent time helping
)Ul an the local commuruty.
MMine C apt. John Mee,
whose wife. Tanna , is the daugh-
:er of Tamdrd I loniotes of C orona
Jel MM, returned from a six -
'Tlonth deployme nt to the Western
l'dct11c Ocec1n and Persian Gulf
with thP 11th Manne Expedi-
r1onMy Untt e mharked a board
the !.htps of the USS Essex
Am ph1 h1ous Ready Group
EDUCATION
Th<' following s tudents
rec<•1v<'<I certtftcates of ach1eve-
mc nt from Orcrnge Coc1st College
la!.t Pndc1y
Bc1lhod 1!.ldnd -Linda Stadler
Coronc1 dc l Mdf -Vicky
McPeak
Costa Mcsc1 Michael
Akesson , Marilee Algie, Carla
Anderson, David Anderson, Eva
Andersson, Veronica Andrade,
Ernesto Atilano, Andrew Bell,
Scott Berkeley, Kirsten Bolfing-
Kinney, Jessica Briggs, Michele
Burdette, Sherrie Cheshire, Mar-
jorie Clements, Adriana Contr-
eras-Ramirez, Brendan Dane,
Hieu Dang, Maxwell Day, Susana
Delgado, Tuan Duong, Van
Duong, Maria Farber, Clare-Ann
federiconi, Sylvia Fekete, Wiley
Felton, Yozo Fujimura, Maiko
Futawatari, Jeffrey Grabb, Rieko
Hanaki, Chisako Harada, Gail Har-
ty, Ai Hasegawa, Yoriko Heshiki,
Darci Hether, Michael Hitchcock,
Milka M. Hitchcock, John
Humphrey IV, David Hurwitz,
Mizuho Inaba, Shizuka lshiguro,
Jack Johnson, Tomoko Kawasaki,
Felicia Kutan, Tin Lynn, Satoko
Maruta, Carrie McCluskey,
Matilde Mele ndez, Candace Mel-
ing, Lisa Mendes, Buddy Merri-
man, Sundae Milewski, Megin
Mltchefl, Tina Morgan, AJma Mor-
rison, David Moyer, Nicole
Mugavero, Deidre Murr•y, Ruml
N•umur•, Tomoe N•bmur•,
Hang-Phung Nguyen, MyCh•u
Nguyen, Kenjlro Ohba, Hector
Partida, Anh Pham, Bernardo
PUego, lndrianl Rakjan, Gl•ncar1o
Renella, Monica Reyes, Syros
Roshandel, Nancy Ruiz, Lori
Sallee, Suwaphak Samritchalkun,
Rebecca Sardon, James Sharp,
Timothy Sllooy, Julie St. John,
Kelly Steele, Kanae Suzuki, A.ilea
Takamlzawa, Shin TamakJ, Yuko
Torii, Theda Villarmla, Elsie Vir·
rueta, HongPhi Vo, Kelty Vu, Bri-
an Wang, Michelle Wilson, Sara
Wortc.man, Brittany Wright. T•ku
Yanaglba, Raena Yanaglsaw•,
Yoko Yao, Mayuml Yokoo, and
Hitoml Yoshida.
Newport Beach -Kimberli
Bryant,, Donna Callahan, Judith
Oift. John Elliott, Lorisa Elmquist.
Pamela Hembd, Bruce Henrikson,
Susan Katona, Daren Laker,
Stephanie LaPralrle, Mark Lei-
them, Juaneita Matlock, Alex
Merino, Kyoko Miiier, Teresa
Murphy, Michael Nyman, Richard
Pata, Marko Rogan, Masayukl
Tajima, Glenda Traum, Sabine
Victor-Roche, Therese Wukawltz,
Alex Ysais, and Rosa Zarian.
CORPORATE
Donald Com-
er Jr. became
the $1,000
prize winner in
a 1997 Referral
Contest for Tax
Pros, a Costa
Mesa-based tax
p re p a r a t i o n Donald Comer
business. Jr. of Tax Pros.
Xerox/Orange County named
Jayne Tuma
of Xerox.
Jayne Tuma of
Newport Beach
agent channel
manager at its
headquarters in
Santa Ana.
Ora ng e
Coast Title
Company
founder and
CEO John Mar-
coni announced the Super Sales
Team members for the second
hdlf of 1996. Newport Beach resi-
d ent Lewis Cabrera earned a
place on the team for the highest
increase in average m onthly
resdle order count for 1996.
• NEIGHBORS is news about movers
and shakers In your community. To sub-
mit information to this feature please
send it the Daily Piiot, Attn: Neighbors,
330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, 92627 or fax
to 646-4170.
Hundreds of people braved the
drizzle Saturday morning
(above) while begtnning the
two mile walk ln Corona del
Mar. Right: Bronte Baer and
Monet Baer enjoy the ride
while their mother, Nicola
Baer, jogs tn the women's SK
race. Below: Terri McAlllster
of Orange flnlshed fint
with a time of 17:41 ln the
women's SK.
PHOTOS BY
• STARR CARROLL •
II F A I> L I :\: I'. S
It happened a year ago today
A year ago last Sunday Sbtrley
Merrt.fteld. the hard-working
woman who transformed a
ftedgllng company into the burgeon-
ing, three-location Shirley's Bagels,
died at her Newport Beach home after
a lengthy bout with cancer. She died
10 days after her 68th birthday.
12-hour·a·day, sevan-day·per·week
employee.
•People came to the ..... beCmJl8
of her," Patrtda MMltaeld aid. "Sbe
loved everyone WbO came ID to ~
her product. She didia't reUN. nae m.
nen retired her.•
Known as the Bagel Lady by
frtends and cuttomen, Mrs. Merrifield
was tireless in her devotion to the
business she worked in for a decade.
Her daughter Patrida, who had
worked with Mn. Merrifield since the
age of 14, said the Bagel Lady was a
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Along with marcbmg b8ndl, are
trucb, antique automobiles, Ooeb,
golf can. and CDUDtlea cbOdren ped·
aling two-and tbi'ee-wbeeled ftbi.
des; ...,..bi ralJled to mark tbe con-
ltNdion d tb8lr ftJe ..... And to
celebrate life C'JO the small lale.
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After lt4ting be wilbed to buy •
rmg u a gift for bil ·mother, tbe mm
palled out StOO bllll to several
employeel before 1dtt"ng the rlDg
for purcbue and asked to 188 the ring
one more time before it was pack·
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nUt man tbeli aBagedly stole tbe rma flOm the bO& and told an eadCW~ ee~lle will be back in a few baliil 10
bring the money and pick up the rtng.
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Good waves are
still there, but NEWPORT~ESA UNIFlED SCHOOL DISTRICT
they're on the
downsllde. The
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67154 waves Into the 2. Student mini-chef salad with lettuce, carrot sticks. Costa Mesa T1DIS waist-to chest-. cheese, sunflower nuts, graham crackers, fruit. 74159 TODAY high range. Breezy
Corona del Mar First low afternoon condl· (A garden or green salad consists of lettuce, shredded
67154 7:081.m. ..().1 tlons ere going to carrot, red cabbage and garden peas.) First high
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: Newport Be.ch/Cosr.a Mesa Daily Pilot
·. CLEARING THE BAR
Seventy-four-year-old Newport Beach resident
passes exam on 14th try to become a lawyer
Story by MARISSA ESPINO + Photo by BRIAN POBUDA
A fter being challenged
to go to law school in
1978, graduating from
law school in 1990 and taking
the bar exam 14 times, 74-
year-old Newport Beach resi-
dent Ben Roll officially
became a lawyer.
"I got a couple rejection
slips and then my ego kicked
in,· said 'Roll. -1 have been
taking the exam every six
months for the last seven
years. I always said I'm going
to pass the bar if I live long
enough.·
The persistent father of
eight, grandfather of 33 and
great-grandfather of two
decided to go to law school \.
. with his son, Tom, who told
his father he would go to law
school if his father joined him. Ben Roll, 74, holds his acceptance letter from the State Bar of
-.
I
Roll. who owned a real Caltfomia. He recentty passed after 14 tries.
estate business at the time,
took the challenge and father and
son attended Western State Uni-
versity together.
Halfway through law school,
~oil and his
first years of attending law school.
"I think he will not only be the
oldest. but I bet you have never
seen somebody sworn in by their
wife went on a
Mormon mis-
sion trip to
Hawaii for 18
Qlonths and
law school was
put on hold.
: After finish-
ing his
11 I got a couple rejection slips and
then my ego kicked in. I have
been taking the exam every six
months for the last seven years. I
always said I'm going to pass the
bar if I live long enough ... /1
Qlission trip
and working in
the oil fields in
Kentucky for a
tew years, Roll
i;etumed and started where he
left off.
: "I knew he would get it even-
li.Jally, • said Tom, who appreciat-
ed his dad's support during his
-BEN ROU •
son," said Roll's son proudly.
Proving that it is never too late
to achieve desired goals, Roll also
graduated with a bachelor's of
education degree 21 years after
high school and received his mas-
ter's of science degree in business
seven years later.
O nce Roll is sworn in, one of
his first goals is to print out the
new business cards that will be
issued at hiS son's law finn stating
"Roll and Father, attorneys at
law."
Roll, who was expecting a
group of more than 100 friends
and family to celebrate his great
accomplishment at his home Fri-
day night, added he will be
involved with his son's law prac-
tice, but is having too much fun
with his wife, Gamet, and travel-
ing to visit his large family.
"This is the one we looked for
for seven years.• said the retired
Lt. Col. while holding up his
acceptance letter with a big smile.
"I'm going to give a copy of the
letter to each one of my children.•
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when he invented the printing
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MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1997
11.JESDAY
LEADS aue
The Leads Club Newport
Coast forming chapter is having
an inlorma tional meeting at ?
a .m. at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 New-
port Blvd., C osta Mesa The
Leads Club as an 111temabonal
organization providing an effec·
tive marketing approach to
increase a busmess through net-
work.J.ng. For more information,
cctll 722-6160.
LIFE CHANGES
The Newport Beach Central
Library offers a free program,
Tools tor Dealing with Change, at
noon tn the Fnends' Meeting
Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The
progrdm wtll focus on developing
skills ror accepting inevitable hle
chdnge<.., as weU as tools for msti·
gating posJtive change. For more
information, call 717·3801.
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
The South Coast Business and
Professional Women's next lun-
cheon topic will be "What Your
Doctor May Not Tell You About
Hormones (as they relate to): Birth
Control, PMS, Fertility and
Menopause,• from 11 :30 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the Wyndham Garden
Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts,
Costa Mesa. Cost is ,17 for mem·
bers and $22 for guests. To
R.S.V.P., call 472-4666.
ATTENTION DEFICfT
Coastline Counseling Center
offers an Attention Deficit Disor-
der workshop titled Are You Bor-
ing? from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail
St., Suite 105, Newport Beach.
Admission is $20. For more infor-
mation. call 476-0991. -
DIVORCE TAU<
The Law Offices of Usa A.
Ciancio offers a free seminar,
Divorce -What to Expect How to
Proceed, at 6:30 p.m . at 881 Dover
Drive, SuJte 300, Newport Beach.
Reservations are required at 574·
0866.
CONSULTS SEMINAR
Merrill Lynch offers a Consults
Seminar at noon at The Sutton
Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur
Blvd., Newport Beach. For reser·
vations, call 517-0183.
WEDNESDAY
PINOCCHIO
Mariners Elementary School
presents "Pinocchio" at 7 p.m . at
2100 Mariners Drive, Newport
Beach. Tickets cost $3. For more
information, call 642-9429 .
SEA EXPLORER
Sea Explorer Ship -Del Mar
711 of Orange County -will
meet at 1 p.m. at the Sea Explorer
Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. The group
is looking for 13· to 18-year-old
boys who are interested 1n being
a part of the best sea explorer
ships in Orange County. A well·
rounded maritime experience
program that encompasses sail·
ing, seamanship, piloting, naviga·
tion and cruising will be offered.
Information: 642-8503.
BREAKFAST FORUM
The Inside Edge offers a
breakfast seminar, Alchemy and
Metamorphosis: Stepping Into the
Future Tilrough the Past, from
6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restau·
rant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa.
First-time guests pay $20 and oth·
ers pay $35. Call 460-4242.
CRlllAGE Q.UB
The Newport Beach Parks and
Reaeation Cribbage Club meets
at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Center,
800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del
Mar. For more information, call
642-01'16.
COMPUTER FRJENDS
Computer Friends will meet at
1 p,m. in the multipwpose room
of the Oasis Senior Center, 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
There is a $2 charge. For more
information, call 642-6553.
BOOK DISCUSSION
The Newport Beach Public
Ubrary Foundation offers a Book
Discussion Group at 9 a.m. in the
Friends Meeting Room at the
Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach. The book
to be· discussed is "The Palace
Thier by Btha.n Canin. Adnus.
sion is tree. Por more information,
call 717-3890.
CHERNOBYL
The Exchange Club of Orange
Coast offers a fund-raising lecture
titled "Understanding Cher-
nobyl• at Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Corona
del Mar. Cost is $15. For reserva-
tions. call 675-9023.
THURSDAY
CAREER NETWORK
The next free Career Network
meeting for those unemployed
will be at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart
Lounge at St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church, 600 St Andrews
Road, Newport Beach. For more
information, call 574-2239.
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1t hds l)('en renamed the D1shon-
ord bll' Debdte
The other pdrt1c1pdllng city
off1n nl!>, who were given nick-
nc1mt•s hy Hedges. included
"Wild Mdn" John Moorlach, the
Orr1nCJ'' County treasure r,
"Smokm" .Joe Erickson, a Costa
Mesd city councilman and
"Knife-Edge" Martha Fluor who
I'> the Ne wport-Mesa school
hodfd preside nt.
"(The debate) is very sbmuJdt-
mq <1nd it's good for the commu-
ml y," '>did Moorlach "It pro-
v1cJ1 ..... 1n opportunity for the stu-
d"nl'>. There are tdlented kids m
th1'> community."
AllN d coin toss de termined
who would be spedkmg for or
..iqc1m'>I the subject -telev1s1on
i..how<., c1 mn9 dfte r 8 d m. dnd
b<'f <>rt· 10 pm be ing morutored
<1nd !>trf'ened for conte nt by th<'
f PdNdl commission -opening
str1tc•nwnts begdn.
Thc> stuclc•nts, who won the
com to.,., dnd chose to spcdk
d9dtnsl the issue, drgue d thdt
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censorship and too much govern-
ment control over the air waves.
The proponents discussed
family values and the abundance
of promiscuity and violence that is
viewed by children everyday.
"Ozzie and Harriet live and
they are not dead,• Moorlach
said. "Television is free, but it
should not be cheap."
Mike, who is d Newport Har-
bor senior, relied on the audience
to prove his point.
"(The proponents stated) that
kids watch 8,000 murders on tele·
v1s1on by the age of 11 years old.
Who has seen murders on televi-
sion?," Mike asked the audience
a nd the proponents who all raised
their hands. ·Now who in this
room has killed someone?"
Once the 60-minute debate
was over, the four judges, who
included an dltorney, history
teache r, assisting managing edi-
tor of a newspdper and writer of
dnother newspaper, voted in
favor of the city offinaJs.
Alex, a Newport Harbor fresh-
mdil who said he was happy with
his team's performance, is already
Lhmkmg about the next debate.
• l'U be back next year," he
Sdid, with confidence.
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older boys, reinforcing our fami-
ly's feeling that a stay-at-home
mom is worth any financial sacri·
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• Thanks to the great restau-
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cy cravings were always satisfied.
Highlights: the tortilla soup at
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• Thanks, in advance, to Pilot
readers, who always come
through. I have two items of per·
sonaJ business that have slipped
through the cracks during
Matthew's first month. First, being
a parent at Mariners Elementary
School, I've been asked to make
this worthwhile pitch. The school
is publishing a student anthology
featuring five or six entries -
essays and poems -from each
classroom. The student-authors
and their parents are honored at a
school tea. "We regularly give
ample recognition to the children
with athletic ability,• said first.
grade teacher Marge Newman.
"It is nice to also reward those
who do well in the area of writ-
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. jacket and black-framed glasses,
, and Beverly, 69, in a black hat
and white suit. Even as they
admit that the media frenzy sur-
rounding them bas worn them
down, they're flowing with their
trademark charm.
"It gets a bit taxing," Bob says
with his radio-quality voice. "But
I don't mind a bit."
12=30 p.m. -After shaking a
few hands, Bob heads with Bever-
• , ly to the black limo waiting out-
side.
2 p.m. -For those who don't
have limos, parking takes about
.an hour. The only indication that
the track is nearby: a blimp cir-
cling above sports a logo from
Budweiser, the beer Bob Lewis'
Pomona-based company distrib-
utes.
3 p.m. -People wearing press
passes mill about in the betting
area, at the food booths, in the
club house -doing everything
but watching the races that lead
up to Silver Chann's, the ninth of
the day. Tony, the Guy Who Runs
·the Press Elevator, calls it "one of
our best days ever" at the track,
where he has worked for 32
years.
3:30 p.m. -The commonfolk
who come to bet, not make a
social statement, clot in the lowest
level of the park, where the air is
thick with the smell of pizza, pop-
corn and cigarette smoke. Stands
f are selling T-shirts with Silver
:charm's picture on them.
t : To get a glimpse of the race
:from here, crowds squish _together
• at the front of a tracks1de pen.
~ :They see a piece of the dusty
• :track, which encircles a golf
$:course-like lawn -a carpet of
~~CHARM . ~ . . • : CONTINUED FROM 1 .. : • • Despite the Lewises' perfect-
,. : loser attitudes, they did -just for
•. ·a moment -let their faces fall as
.; : they watched Touch Gold eke out • :rus 3/4-length victory.
~ : Bob was chanting "Come on,
·Gary .. . Come on, Gary ... " as
• : S~vens neared the finish on Sil-
. : ver Charm. As the horses crossed
·the line, Beverly murmured, "Ob,
:dear," and trainer Bob Baffert
; :drooped.
• • Bob Lewis wouldn't give up 1 :just yet. "Come on, Gary ... Come
_, : on, Gary ... , " he continued.
L · But a. .1e.w-1eCOnds later, he
knew it had happened. Their
, Charm had run out of luck in the
, last 50 yards of the l 112-mile race.
After the loss, Stevens called
the Belmont, "the best race Silver
Charm has ever run."
"My condolences to Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis," he said. "I know
what I'm feeling right now must
be tenfold for them."
Bob said they'll now give Silver
Chann a rest, then go from there.
Meanwhile, he said, they'll keep
racing their other 40 horses, hop-
ing for yet another chance at rac-
ing history.
"After coming this close to the
'Iliple Crown, that doesn't leave
an awful lot of room for higher
goals," Bob said. "But we'll find
something to do. It's an interest
that goes on and on."
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grass, pink and white nowen,
bushes shaped into pelfect balls
and cubes.
3:35 p.m. -Race six ends. 1\tro
guys in flannel are openly count-
ing multiple $20 and $100 bills.
3:37 p.m. -Just one level up,
men are wearing suits and smok-
ing dgars while women wear hats
and sip wine. They sit on chairs
boxed off by green dividers, and
ushers shoo away anyone not
bearing the proper tickets.
One usher notes that he could-
n't care less how historic race nine
could be.
"I'm here every day," he says
with a New York accent. "I'm not
excited."
4 p.m. -In a fourth-floor gift
shop, a framed photo of Silver
Charm autographed by jockey
Gary Stevens sells for $299.95. A
similar photo of 1973 ntple
Crown champ Secretariat goes for
a mere Sl 79.95.
4.'05 p.m. -Race seven starts,
and betting on race nine beats up.
Silver Charm's odds are posted at
6-5, Touch Golds' and Wild Rush's
are 2-1, and some poor horse
named Irish Silence's are 50-1.
4:40 p.m. -Down in the press
pit -a dugout-type deal right
next to the finish line -two Long
Island women are snapping pho-
tos with a tiny silver pocket cam-
era. Then one of them, Chris Bot-
ti, realized everyone around her is
wearing a press pass. They
decide to lay low so they can
catch race nine from the prime
spot.
5 p.m. -Race eight clomps by
as Botti and her friend, Cathy
Hansen, explain that they
would've come to the track even
if Silver charm weren't making a
run for the record books. •Any-
thing for a party,• Hansen says .
5:11 p.m. -The Budweiser
blimp, after a few hours absence,
reappears. Mayor Rudolph Giu-
llan1 appears to cheers and boos.
5:14 p .m. -The crowd ot
70,000 st.ands and cheers wheB
SUvet Charm and jockey Stevens
emerge from the paddock.
5:30 p .m. -The Big Race
takes oft with Silver Charm and
Free House battling for first over
most of the t 1/2-mile track.
Then, SO yards before the finish,
Touch Gold rallies from behind to
steal first place. When Silver
Charm's loss sinks in, one fan
sighs, "Dam it, we needed that.
Racing needed that.•
5:34 p.m. -Stevens dismounts
and says the loss is •very hard to
take."
5:45 p.m. -1\'ainer Bob Baf-
fert, the Lewises and Stevens face
the press. A television in the con-
ference room shows Touch Golds'
trainer whopping with joy, and .
Baffert quips, •I know that feel-
ing." The loss bas rendered even
the 100 reporters respectfully qui-
et.
"God, look at the mood in
here," Baffert says. "I am going to
live."
6:15 p.m. -Souvenir Belmont
Stakes T-shirts that sold for $20 in
the park earlier are selling for $5
outside the park. Most fans,
though two races remain, retreat
to their cars (then sit in traffic try-
ing to exit for more than two
hours).
9 p.m. -The Lewises host a
post-race party in their hotel's
ballroom, complete with seafood,
roast beef and a selection of
cheese cakes. Bob continually
assures concerned guests, ul'm all
right." It's not clear whether the
guests are concerned with his
health (he was sick earlier in the
week) or his emotional state.
Beverly says they'll be happy
to get home. ·n has been
exhausting," she says, her smile
beleaguered -but still there.
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residents to believe the propos-
als would be permanent. He
added that resident's complaints
about safety hazards need to be
addressed.
But NaghaVl agreed that
despite the complaints there has
been little increase in traffic in
that area since 1977.
Statistics show traffic on 19th
Street between Fullerton and
Orange avenues has remained
at 9,000 vehicles per day. Fur-
thermore, on 19th Street
between Tustin and Irvine
avenues there was an increase
from 4,000 ~o 6,000 vehicles per
day.
Naghavi said an mcrease of
2,000 vehicles in 20 years is min-
imal. The heaviest traJfic, 11,000
vehicles per day, is concentrated
on 19th Street, the study shows.
Still Naghavi is hoping resi-
dents will support the city's third
plan because it would be the
least restrictive to residents.
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through, but they (motonstsJ
have to be able to make some
turns,• be said.
Among the three proposals
presented Wednesday is the
•enclave plan " A ngid proposal
that would call for drastic
changes,. including the installa-
tion of concrete barriers that
"The whole con-
cept is to make it
m ore difficult to go
through, but they
[motorists] have to
be able to make
some turns ... "
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would close off some streets and
force traffic into a maze
A second plan, known as the
.. edge plan,· is a looser proposal
that includes some concrete bar-
riers that would divert traffic
with median closures along
1.rvine Drive to prohibit motonsts
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NagbdVl said the tlurd plan
would combine turn restrictions,
synchroruzanon of traffic lights,
traffic buttons or bumps, signs,
pamt striping to narrow lanes as
well as a stronger pohce pres-
ence to crack down on traffic.
This plan, Naghavi said
would mclude elements of both
plans yet fewer changes. A
median along Irvine drive would
deflect traffic away fTom smaller
streets toward larger streets,
namely 19th Street, 22nd Street
and Del Mar Avenue.
These three streets were in
the oty's master plan to become
future major arterial highways,
NaghaVl said. However, two
years ago, 19th Street residents
lobbied the aty to have their
street removed from that plan.
The street has since been des-
ignated a collector street
designed to move traffic from
smaller stre~ts to major arterial
highways such as Newport
Boulevard.
The East Side Traffic commit-
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~ love Newport Beach. It's a really
nice pla.ce. And we need wp-ca/iber,
experienced cops to keep it that way. we
can't attract the best new officers to work
for our tkpartment if we offer a be/ow-
average benefits package.
Selling Out
Our Future
Partners
Co.old Cost
Lives.
So we're sticking to our guns. We'll
continue to try to enlighten Ciry
Management that public safety is a
dangerous place to keep cutting and
skimping. We owe it to the peopl.e who
Live in Newport Beach. We're not
asking for higher salaries or additional
benefits. This isn't about money. We
just want the City live up to the
contract it signed with us in 1993.
We're askingfor your help. Don't I.et
Newport Beach City Managnnmt
jeopardize your security by dangerously
cutting police benefits. " Ours or Yours.
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2134 Miramar Drive
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644-9060 x147
It's YQur City. Save It.
..
EYE-OPENER
Costa Mesas Eric Solis earns
medal at State Track Finals
SEE 18.0W
QUOTE OF THE DAY
7t WM a race that showed~ jusihow~lam ... •
_ QJM FRESHMAN 8()() RUNNliR LIZ MORSE
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD
OLIS SNAPS R·ECORD . IN 80
c r,slct Mesa senior 800-meter runner gains fifth-place medal; Cd.M's
l()rse, Ne wport Harbor's McFall and Ross gain valuable experience.
ing the state preliminaries, the third
straight week he set a Mesa standard.
Solis broke his own school record at
the CIF Masters Meet on May 30, going
1:5"4.88 when he qualified fifth. The week
prior, Solis broke the record for the first
time (1:54.90) at the CIF Southern Sec-
tion Division ill Finals, when Solis topped
Robert Grecko's 16-year-old mark
(1:55.3).
said, following her 2:14.51 clocking Sat-
urday, good for eighth place in California.
•It was a race that showed me just
how inexperienced I am,• Morse added.
"It was d(!finitely an eye-opener in the
world of track. I think I learned more that
one race than all the races I've been in
this year. I let people take my places too
much, and I got pushed around a lot. I got
boxed in and I just didn't have the expe-
rience to know what to do in that situa-
tion. The 800 is crazy. It was too much
chaos.•
good experience for her and April Ross~
both to see what it's like at the state meet,.
and hopefully they'll use this experience.
tQ make them that much better for next.
year." .
f y Richa rd Dunn, Daily Pilot
del Mar frestunan Liz Morse also teached
lbe state final in the girls 800, finishing
eighth.
McFall, among Orange County's top
two-milers shared a quick pace early,
then fell behind, as Santa Rosa's Julia
Stamps won the state title.in 10:14.. . . <,,;M 'RAMENTO Enc Solis of Costa
I•" .. I hgh mdy hdVE' qazed at his fifth-
1•l.1• •· rrwddl the c>nl1n.• dove home Sun-
1 •\ lrom th'' Ci r: Stctl<' Champ1onstups.
11 1 ... ·11 prolldhly never fathom his
11 1rk<1hl1> fourth <,rhool·record pace in
• HOO nwll·r., rn four poc;tsedson track
1rl l11·ld nwels
111 llw <,lctte> ltnc1l, Soils smoked the
•11..,1• ol Sc1< romcnlo City College's
I 11qfi• . ., St11cl1um for th f' second consecu-
1 • 111m· on Sc1luruc1y, going 1:54.51 to
.111 lilt· l11'>t hoyi. s tc1l('-meel medctl in
For Ne wport Harbor's girls, sopho-
more Alicia McFall gamed valuable
experience in her 3,200 race, while fresh-
man April Ross qualified for the state
meet but did not get beyond Friday's pre-
liminaries. Ross consistently cle ared 5-
foot-4 and finished 13th among 27 com-
pe titors.
:l
Solis, a senior, celebrated his medal
and fourth consecutive school-record run
by driving home in a car all day from
Sacramento.
On Saturday, Solis beat nemesis Devin
Lindahl of Dana Hills again after defeat-
ing him Friday night. Lindahl topped
Solis this year at the Orange County
C hampionships and CIF Finals.
Solis' parents, Jaime and Aida, and
brother, along with a handful of Mesa
supporters, made the trek to Sacramento.
0
In the prelims, Morse finished third in
her heat and qualified No. 5 in 2:13.3.
The week prior, she ran a personal-best
2:12.53 at the Masters Meet.
"We were kind of shooting for Alica to·
break 11 minutes here, but it just didn't
happen," 1\veit said of McFall, who
earned a state-meet berth when Nord-
hoff's Elaine Canchola dropped the 3,200
out of the Masters Meet on May 30 at
Long Beach City College, after qualifying
for state in both the 1,600 and 3,200.
McFall ran an impressive 11:03.07
(personal best) at the Masters Meet.
"We're pleased with how ow girls com-
peted,• 1\veit said, u as long as they can
use this as a steppingstone, so the next
time they go there they'll be just as
good."
0
110111 l11'>lory, c11"corcling to Mesa Coc1ch
•.ti 11 < • umt•y
As expe cted, James Levine of Golden
Valley won the 800 ih 1 :50.62, while Solis
beat his previous school-record pace of
1 :54.83, accomplished Friday night dur-
Morse reaUzed just how hungry
competitors are in the state finals.
"I've never been in a situation where
every single girl runs just as fast and
wants to be there just as much," Morse
Competing ln her first state track and
field meet, McFall ended in the middle of
the pack (16th) out of 27 girls Saturday in
the 3,200 final, clocking an 11:23.
:-iolt'> w<1s Lh<' only Ne wport-Mesa
11•1111 IJt'>lnct c1thlctc to medal. Corona
"She . ran all right early,• Newport
Harbor Coach Eric 1\veit said. "It was a
r ':I.;\
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• ass mg
uestion
>oms at
~stancia
'· I 11 ·l>c·nqood dssumes
, • 111101 or dn dr<..:c1 sorely
' 111 ·(•cl ol d buiJd-up.
I B.i rry Faulkner, Datly Pilot
t\ s <ill Cc.lnlf>ll'> lt·c1d11ng jOhS
101 [.,lc.1nnc1 I hqh foolbdll
, .i 1.1111., hctVI' ht>comr more
1 ltr 1111 lo .1n1um• lhon the
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1• 11 ol .11l lr<1cJ1 .. .,
II I 1 ,111'1 ltnd '><1nwon£• with
1 ••·II 1'>1' to work Ht rtrt di rd I
11111h. 111•Pd'> cttl(•nt1on. I'll tc.1ke 1l
1·1 lll)''>l'll," .,c11d Lwb{'ngood ,
1111 1• lr1l<''>l hc1nds-cm project
1111111 '>J>llll<J prc1ctlcC' hds
• 111111• cl p cls!..IOCJ iltlctc k lhdt
11.iql'cl J usl I b rorn plNions in
1ll1•111pts (2h.7'X•l lr1st fall ,
l11d111q one• or IPw<•r dendl
'1I1• I 1100'> In '>l'Vl'll of 1 ()
I 11111'"
\\I' 11<1Vt' to cHTOlllplJSh
11 1•·llllfl<J throwtn~J thC' football
I I'\ 1 .. 11 ," 'ic11cl L1<'b(•n9ood,
1111 ... k} tormN hncmc.1n who
11111<.; !IC' C'clrl IMrPly throw
• • p11 .11 hims<' If onymorf'
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1 •1111 Ill my c c.1r<•c•r, I've C'Odched
I I •• f'Vf'Jythtnq, .. 'itltd
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Wc•'V(' hec•n WOI king on II d
•I l11·c d llSC we hove to lhrow
I 11 I i.111 hC'llN to k<"ep defC'nses
1 1111 '>tricking the hnc to slop our
11111 l'v,. hl•1•n workmg with our
pi.1r ll'1 h.irks on how to drop
• 111•1 lly, qtJther their feet, follow
ll111111qh when they lhrow, and
I 11\1 111 look for cl Cf'rtam read.
I It• ·y'Vl' t11l gotte n better."
I lf•hf'nqood 1d<>nllhed Justin
\ .tllt>I .,, c1 senior-to-be who
q11 11lf'rht1< ked the Junior varsity
1.1 1 f.111, converted outside
ltnl'hdcker Peter Nunez, who
Wiii IX' a 1un1or, cllld mconung
c;Pmor left-hande r Jonathan
f\ l••yP r, dS the candtdtltes to
r• ·plt1c <' thre<'-Yf'dr sldrter Jpff
I • r 1 ~ u nclN C'E'nl<>•
Another arec\ of improveme nt,
,,, < orcHnq to Lu•hcngood , 1s in
I .ic;1c fumla nw nta ls
"Wf''vc spent d lon of time
,. 01 king on basic things,
hl'ld ll!W we have a group of kids
< 1m11mr up from thC' freshmen
11•c1m w ho were way l~hlnd tn
1ht1t nrcd," Llcbengood said "I
think It's helped our older kids,
• .i~o. J plan to ke p worktn~J on
ruric1nmt>nt41s 8 couple days a
wc•'k during the summer,
h1et tlUSO I can r ally Sl'e almost a
ct.lily improvement in the things
w 'r~ dolng."
• SEE EAGLES PAGE 7
'~
YOUTH BASEBALL
STARR CARROU
I DAILY PILOT
The Yankees
of N ewport
Harbor
Baseball
Association
celebrate a
3-1 victory
over the
Athletics,
giving them
the playoffs
championship
Saturday at
Mariners
Park.
Yanks win Bronco crown
•They also win their BRONCOS
coach's scalp afte r
taking the NHBA 11-12-year-old title, 3-1 .
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pt/or
NEWPORT BEAC H -Some promises were be tter off
never made . That may be what Mark Ha user was think-
ing after his Yankees captured the Newport Harbor
BasebaJJ Association's Bronco Division crown because
the Yankees' 3-1 victory over the A's Saturday afternoon
meant that Hauser had to sh ave his head.
"We're ve ry excited right now," Hauser said immedi-
a tely after the game. But his team members seemed to
be thrilled over the thought of a bald coach.
"Get the clippers!" one of the boys yelled as Hauser
tried to congregate the champs in the outfield at
Mariners Field for a pos tgame chat.
Hauser will hold up his end of the deal, especially
considering how his 11 and 12-year-olds played in the
final.
The Athletics had defeated the Yankees three times
in regular season play, but the Yankees met the P\s in Yankees' Ryan Rowe fires away en route to an 11-strlkeout eUort.
the semifinals and again in the championship and came
away with convincing wins, including a 13-2 in the semis.
"All the games with them have bee n competitive," Hauser
sald. •The boys just wanted it more and they earned every bit
Of It."
The Yankees utilized spectacular pitching and near-flawless
defense against the A's to earn the crown.
Ryan Rowe started for the pinstripes and went five innings
allowing just one unearned nm while striking out an impres-
sive 11 batters.
When Rowe wasn't mowing down the Athletics' hitters with
his fastball and changeup, a tough defense backed him. First
baseman Bryan Hochwald snagged a hot line drive by Luke
Swift to end the slxth inning, and the corps committed just one
error.
The championship game was a scoreless and hitless affair
until the Yankees got to th Athletics' starter. Joey Cantarella
Jed ofi the bottom of the third with ft lngle to left field. He
scored when Mike Bearss reached on an error. Bearss stole sec-
ond and third base, then scored wh n the throw to third went
Ulto the outfield
double to bring Swilt across the plate . Rowe fanned the next
two batters to squelch the rally.
"We've talked about (pitching. and defense) from day one.
That's fundamental baseball. That's what was going to climb
the way up the mountain, pitching and defense," Hauser said.
The Yankees added an insurance run in the fifth when Geoff
Rill roped a hit to left-center. The ball landed about a yard from
the fence and rolled under it for a ground-rule double.
•1 thought lt was home run and I was running ha.rd, then -
shucks," Rill said.
Hochwaid drove Rill ln on a single. Rowe added a single that
inning, but Swift worked out of a bases-loaded jam with a
strikeout and an infield fiy.
R.J. Muller relleved Rowe in the fifth and recorded the save
for two score less innings in which be struck out four batters. He
allowed a hit to Slake Hanley, which was the Athletics' only
other hit.
NIEWllO«f HAMOR aAAMU AssoaA110N
9ronco DMslon
~ 0... L. Swtft. M. Swift (6) 1nd Moore. But the A's put togethPr o lrlng of their own in the fourth.
After Rowe truck out the leadoff batter, Swift worked out a A's
walk. H e stole cond and third, then Ryan Heenan ripped a Y1nketi
Y-*"' J. A'I 1 Rowe, Mullef (6) lrld Hauser.
000 100 0 • 1 2 4 W •Rowe. l • L Swift. Sv -Muller,
002 010 '1 · 3 4 1 28 • HMMn (A), Riii (V).
!c
!Blue Jays .
lput away . . tin lMar s . .
!for title . . . ~•Marlins go down swinging 15
~ times against Blue Jays pitchers. .
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By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
NEWP O RT
BEACH -Ks lined
MUSTANGS
the scorebook as six pitchers in the New-
port Harbor Baseball Association's Mus-
tang Division championship Saturday
morning at Kaiser Field combined for 26
whiffs in the six-inning game between the
Blue Jays and Marlins.
But it was the 15 strikeouts thaf the
Blue Jays' Kyle Kastner, Davis Pemstein
and Morgan Govaars recorded that
helped the Jays win the title with a 4-3
score.
Kastner started the game on the hill
and went two innings. He allowed two
runs in the first inning while fanning six.
Manager Rick Erickson had a dilemma,
though. If his Blue Jays lost Saturday, they
would play Sunday -once again versus
the Marlins -in the double-elimination
townament. If any of his pitchers threw
more than two innings, they would not be
able to pitch in Sunday's game.
He took Kastner out after two and
inserted his ace, nine-year-old Pemstein.
Pemstein was almost untouchable. He was
rung up for just one unearned run, and did
not allow a hit or a walk. Pemstein, who
said he has been pitching for a couple
years, faJ1;lled nine batters. Erickson opted
to keep him in for three innings.
·we were going for the win,• Erickson
said. "lbis was a big pressure game, but
we have a good staff.•
~ric.kson explained that he kept Pem-
stem in because of the right-hander's
impeccable control, and because he felt
the bottom of the Marlins' lineup could not
touch him.
He was right as Marlins' batters five
through 12 reached base just once the
entire game. That was when Tom Jackson
worked out a last-inning walk against
Govaars. Jackson went on to steal second
and third. Representing the tying run, he
was standing on third with no outs. But
Govaars struck out the next three batters
to seal the tiUe for the Blue Jays. "
"He has come in twice and shut down
the Marlins,• Erickson said.
: A 2-2 tie was broken open in the fourth
• inning when Pemstein worked out a walk.
He stole second and third before Erle
Schelin sent a double to left field. He stole
third and came in to score on a balk, in
what would be the game-winner.
For the Marlins, Taylor Young started ''
and fired four strikeouts. Brandon Salis-
bury tallied three and Patrick Keehan
who pitched two scoreless innings, had :'
four.
Young also belted a triple to right field
to scor~ Keehan in the f oW'th inning.
NrWPOllT HAMCM a.-~ AiloaAnoN MUSTANG DIVISION
0...10 ........ -....
... ,.,.4.Mwtlrwl
: Blue Jays 200 200 • 4 4 2
• M•rllni 200 100 • 3 ) 2
ICastMr, Pemstefn (,)), Gov.an (6) and Erlduon.
• Sc.'helln (2), &tdtion ()), Schelln (3). Young.
! Sathbury (J), IC..t\an (5) and ~I. Young
: (3). W -Pef'Mein. L -Salisbury. Sv . GoYun.
21 -Schelln (IJ). 38 -~ (M).
.. •
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Ncwpan BacblColca Mesa Daily Pilot -.... ~' -r---------------------------------------.:------------------------------------------------------------,
community college sports year-ender
BRIAN P08UOA I DAILY PILOT
Orange Coast College's state championship women's swim team led the way for the Pirates' endeavors of
1996-9'1 under the hand of Coach Jon Rathfelder. Front row, from le~ Beth Armour, Sherry Pa Ngyabean,
Hilary Cox, Aileen Bennett, Marla Uceda; second row, from left: Karen Helm, Cynthia Ganda, Jenny Owen,
Ubby Carras, Tara Yarbrough; third row, from left: Sandy Hislop, Sandy Zubrtn, Heather Sealy, Cary Reed.
. NTS
OCC's Pirates made a big splash in 1996-97 women's athletics, specifically the state champion
swim team under Coach Jon Rathfelder, which extended its winning streak to 120 straight.
AJtate champi-
onship, two
onference
titles, conference
MVP honors and
several shining
moments marked a
successful year for
Orange Coast College's women's
athletics program.
The story of the year was written
when Coast's swimming team held a
120-dual meet winning streak in tact
without the heavily-relied upon points
provided by the Pirates' state
champion diver Sandra Zubrin, who
was participating in an individual
meet elsewhere.
The Pirates, headed by first-year
coach Jon Rathfelder, utilized sterling
perlormances by middle-of-the-pack
swimmers and stars to clinch the
victories over Saddleback and
Palomar.
The wins pushed the Pirates to 6-0
on the season and paved the way for
the college's only state championship
of the year, as well as an Orange
Empire Conference title.
Rathfelder's squad won the state
title with a 40-point advantage over
Diablo Valley. It was the team's second
state banner in three years.
Zubrin, back in Pirate blue,
collected the winning medal in both
the 1-meter and 3-meter diving
competitions. Chynta Ganda also stole
the 50-yard butterfly. Coast swept all
three relay titles with teams consisting
of the combinations of Hilary Cox,
Ganda, Sherry Panggabean, Carey
Read and Jenny Owen. Coralso took
second places in the 200 and 500
freestyle races.
Cox and Ganda each posted two
OEC titles, and Read nabbed the
championship 200 freestyle.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Piiot
• VOLLEYBALL
Coach Chuck Cutenese guided his
spikers to a 10-9 overall record, but a
5-7 conference mark denied the
Pirates a spot in the postseason
playoffs. Amber Ambrose, a 6-foot-1
middle blocker, and setter Kati French
landed on the conference's Second
Team, while Nicole McCuistion
earned an honorable mention .
• SOCCER
A highly-successful season came to
a sad end wben Coast's women's
soccer team, which posted a 16-3-3
overall showing, fell to the undefeated
Cypress squad 3-0 in the Regional
championship. It wasn't so much that
Cypress won (Cypress handed the
Pirates their only OEC loss of the
season), but that Coast was without
two of their stars, Shellie Bradbury
and Keri Lawson, who bad fallen to
injury. Coast came in second to
Cypress in the conference with an
8-1-1 record. Freshman defender Terra
1Ueh-Kooh joined Bradbury and
Lawson on the All-OEC First Team.
Shannon Donegan, Jessica Funke and
Heather Parsons made the Second
Team.
• C11oss CoUNlllv
One of OCC's conference MVPs
was found on the cross country team.
Donna Hanis clinched the best time
in the OEC at the conference meet to
lead the Pirate harriers to the top team
score. The team ended up placing fifth
in the state. Harris took third at the
state meet.
• BASKETBALL
Sophomore Dianne Pulido
rebounded from a dismal freshman
campaign to earn conference MVP
accolades her sophomore year.
Pulido's 20.2 points per game and 7.4
rebounds per contest paced the 20-11
Pirates to the Regional semifinals
where they fell to Victor Valley. In his
eighth season as head coach, Mike
Thornton tallied his third consecutive
20-win season, but the team took
fourth in the OEC with a 5-5 record.
Pulido, who moved into fourth place
on Coast's all-time scoring list, will
play at Chapman next year.
• SOPTBALL
· In Coach Erin Gallagher's two
seasons at the helm of Coast's softball
ship, the Pirates have won just four
conference games. Gallagher's team
finished in the basement of the Orange
Empire Conference with a 2-14 record.
The squad was 7-21 overall.
• 1'ENNis
Cami Erickson. If it weren't tor
Erickson's doubles partner Whitney
Gilliam, that would almost be all that
needed to be said about Coast's highly
successful tennis team. Erickson went
12-0 in conference matches, stole the
show at Ojai Tournament with an
upset victory and made it to the State
quarterlinals. In doubles action, she
and Gilliam won the OEC crown and
advanced to the State semis. In her
20th season, Coach Janice Maran took
her team to a 10-2 conference record
finishing second to Saddleback, who
was responsible for the Pirates' losses.
Overall, Maran and company were
14-3.
• TRACK
Donna Harris was again the top bill
in the track program. She qualified for
the State Meet in four events -the
1,500-meter run, the 3,000, 5,000 and
the 800. Abbie Erickson (hammer
throw), Suzanne Moshiri (100),
Vanessa Smith Uavelin) and Megan
Waters (400 IH) all advanced to State,
and Araceli Martinez, Christine Riel
and Chiharu Kwnagai raced in the
10,000. As a team, the Pirates finished
third in the OEC.
MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1997
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&RELEVANT WEIK XXJI -JUNE 18-23
M STER MCADA
No time for
sergeants? Hey, they
I+may not go with the LAnny garb he'll be
wearing when he reports
to Port Sill, Okla., to start
his two-year military
commitment, but a Rolex
watch will sparkle pretty
nice on the wrist of Mr.
Inelevant XXll, Ronnie
McAda, the Anny quarterback
drafted 240th and last by the Green
Bay Packers in the NFL's 1997
football lottery.
McAda thus will be the dubious
Last Man Mstar• of the 22nd annual
lnelevant Week June 18-23 in
Newport Beach, and one of the
perks of the upside-down
celebration is the traditional Shower
of Gifts that will once again be
heaped upon Mr. Irrelevant during
the Super Underdog Sunday Gala
June 22 at the 1'win Palms
restaurant in the Newport Center.
And the Rolex certainly makes it
perkier than ever.
For the second consecutive year,
have plenty of time
for lieutenants!
Mary Barr of Barr
Jewelers of Newport
Beach has opted to come
join the party and bring
one of her best watches
with her to personally
hand over to McAda,
who is beginning to
re~ this is no ordinary
holiday. The word ·best" is no lie.
It's a Rolex Submariner stainless
steel watch with an oyster bracelet
valued at $3,200.
Get bold of yourself -that's just
the begmning of the shower. NFL
Commissioner Paul Tagliabue will
also have an official NFL watch to
present to McAda, and there will be
the usual avalanche of T-shirts, golf
shirts, caps, golf equipment, jackets,
sweaters and restaurant certificates
presented by area me rchants and all
the sports franchises 10 the NFL, as
well as Southern Cahfomia from the
Dodgers and Ducks to the Lakers,
Angels, Clippers, Kings and Bullfrogs.
Isn't it grand to be urelevant?
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BRIAN POBUDA f DAILY PILOT
Estancia High football coach John Uebengood, with some ot his blue cblps
on the Eagles' campus Friday afternoon, taking a break from spring practice.
EAGLES
CONTINUED FROM 6
Llebengood, the lone on-campus
coach at the varsity level, said he will
have a bigger role with the offense,
since former offensive coordinator Art
Perry has returned to the freshman level.
staff 10 the fall.
Llebengood, however, does have the
able assistance of veteran Guy Olguin,
as well as Dave Lauderback, though he
lamented a greate r demand on his time
created by fund-raisers, a duty handled
last off-season by an adrrun.istrative
assistant no longer with the program.
Llebengood, who will wrap up four
weeks of drills Thursday, estimated the
spring turnout at around 60 players,
about hall of which the coach expects to
dress for varsity games next season.
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Bucko Shaw, a former Newport
Harbor assistant, expected to assist
Defensive Coordinator Kent Paul, has
not attended spring practice, due to a
work conflict, according to Llebengood,
further diluting the staff. It's unclear,
Llebengood said, whether Shaw can
free up the time necessary to join the
"It's a great group of kids and they're
working hard," be said. "They seem to
be enjoying what they're doing and we
try to keep them moving, not standing
around."
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be made If hllndled by employed on the project. 3300. The tuCCeHfUI bid-PUBLIC NOTICE CONDOMINIUM DEVELOP· All other bu1lnus th• sale date specified Ca. 90035 LENGED IN COURT, THE mall. Bid Docul'l'lef'U Md copi.s of tchedules of d• mutt maintain the II-MENT AND CONDO. name(s) end addrns(n) above. Richard D. Hare & Susan CHALLENGE MAY BE LIM·
other contt.ei documentt 1'81" IO detennin.d ate on C*\M throughout the clUra-NEWPORT BEACH MINIUM CONVERSIONS IN used by the setler(s) within Dated: 8/1/97 F. Hare, Trustees, 203 ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS· PUBLIC NOTICE may also be examined et ftle at the Chy atrk'a Of. lion of thla contract. CITY COUNCIL THE R·1 5 DISTRICT the past three years. as /al DAN COFFMAN Snowt>ush Lane. Sun Val· SUES RAISED IN WRITTEN .__-------1 lhe Ofllce of the Chy Cler1l flee, located at n Fair No bidder may withdraw AQllNDA SUMMARY PUBLIC HEARING ON 1tattd by the Hller(s) Isl /I/ JENNIFER COFF· lay, Id 8335:3 CORRESPONDENCE DE·
1 NOTIC• of the City Of Cotta Meal. Drive, Cotta Men, CallfOf• hll bid fOI' a period of llxty Adi ff A I THE PRELIMINARY BUD-are: NONE MAN Thia business Is con· LIVERED TO THE ZONING , INVITING •IDS Bid Document• will not be nla 12828, and are avail-(90) daya after the dale HI oum .. u ar GET FOR THE 1997.99 FIS-The name(s) 111d address dueled by: a general pan-ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY malled unlt11 the ad-able to any lnter .. led party fOf the opening thereof, tx· MHtlng • StudW CAL YEAR PURSUANT TO of the buyer(1) II/are: DAN Publllhtd Newporl ne11hlp TO THE ABOVE DATE.
OIVEN tha1 the Chy of dltlonal 15.00 Charge 11 In-upon requeat. C.pl u PfO'llded fOf In the Staalon SECTION 1102 OF THE COFFMAN and JENNJFER Btach·COlll Mau Daily Havt you atartt<I dotng FOR FURTHER INFORMA·
Posta M .... acting by and duded with payment. In ac~nct With Ste:· Publlc Contract Code Ste:· June t, 1ff7 • NEWPORT BEACH CITY COFFMAN, 2700 E111 Pilot June 9, 1997. bu11neu yet Yes. Aug 1, TtON ON THE ABOVE AP·
through Ill Governing Each bid lhal be IC-Uon 1773.2 of the Callfoml.a tlon 5100 el Mq. . 1:00 P•"'· CHARTER• ANO SETilNG Coast Highway, Suite 4. M761 1991 PLICATIONS, TELEPHONE 8oard, hereinafter refttred companied by the bid ... Labor Code, the Contractor The City CoYncll of the ORDINANCE FOR IN· THE CITY'S APPROPRIA· Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 Mlchul R Winbush, 754·5245 OR CAU AT THE ~ .. the City, wll ~ curtly, Ust of ~ .,.. Pott • copy of the ci. Chy of Costa MIU r• mOOUCTION TION LIMIT FOR THE t997-The ...... ti.Ing told .,. PUBLIC NOTICE TrU$1M OFFICE OF THE PLAN·
to, bul not ...., than SUbconttac:10f8, enO' Nono termination of. prtvamng MfWI the right to reject INTRODUCE ORDINANCE 98 FISCAL YEAR PURSU· g1n1rally dHCrlbed .. TN• 11a1emen1 was filed NINO DIVISION, ROOM
:00 a.m. of the day. of cotlutlon Alfldavlt requited rat. of W1QH at tact\ Jot) any and all bkJ1 Of to waflle ADOPTING PLANNED ANT TO ARTICLE l:SB OF Furniture, Flxlures and Flclltlou1 8u1lneaa with lhe COYnty Clerk ot 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE,
1Nnt 18, 1997, Mtltd bldt by the Information fOf IMd-altt. lmtgUllfffltt In any bid. COMMUNITY DISTRICT THE STATE CONSTITU-Equipment and OoodWtll Nama llatamtnl Ofange Co~inty on 5-13·97 COSTA MESA. CALIFOA· fOf the IWard Of. contract defl. The Contractor end any COntractOf lhall comply REGUt.ATIONS FOR THE TION and .,. loclled 11: 2700 The lollowlng pt(IOOI are 1tt73720724 NIA for: Thia Pfojtct la a lederalty aubcontractor(I) ahaJI r.v. wllh tht provlllonl of Ste• NEWPORT HARBOR LVTH· CONTINUED BUSINESS Eaat Coast Hlghw1y, SUlte doing buslnHt u : PAr1, Delly Pilot May 19 26 Pub ll 1 he d Ne..,. port
BRISTOL SmEET WIDEN-funded project and Wiii be not .... thin the apecl ed tlon \no to 1780 lnclualv., ERAN CHURCH SITE CITY OF IRVINE SPHERE •. Corona Del Mar, CA 129 W. W1t1on, Suitt 100, June 2 e 1997 ~7~ BHch·Costa MHa Ollly
ING AT 200'* SOUTH Of under t.deral reaulatlona prevlllllng ...C" of wagaa to of the California LabOf INTROOUCE ORDINANCE Of INFLUENCE BOUND-92626 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • ' P1lo1 Juna 9, 1997
BEAR STREET, CITY which Include Davle-Baoon al worilef9 employ9d by Code, the prevailing rate ADOPTING CHANGES TO AftY ADJUSTMENT WITH The bUlk aate Intended to Mlcn111 R. Wlmbu1h, PUBLIC NOTICE m782
PROJECT NO. 87.()6; FED-end related acta. The W9Qt "*" In the executJon of Md ICalt of WIG" Ht&bo THE UPPER CASTAWAYS CITY OF NEWPORT be consummated II the Of· Tru1tH, 129 w. WI.Ison,-..,,.---...,--------·---------~RA l N 0 . ST Pl H dttttmlnallon wll bt undW the c:iontract. hhtd by the Dhc:tOt of PLANNED COMMUNITY BEACH flee of: Godfray Escrow Ste. 100, Costa Meaa. ca THE COSTA MESA ZON· i.---------,
6312(018) DaYlt-Bacon and rttaled A paymene bond and P«-the ~ of lndue-OtSmlCT REGULATIONS Publlahtd Newport Company, Inc. and the 92627 ING ADMINISTRATOR All bid• INll be made on actl and the~ Of tormanc. bond WIM be,. trial Rttatlona ....... °' Cll-R!SOLUTIONS FOR Bttch.CO• .. ~ Dally antlclpaltd .... dalt ,, Paul R Sud., & Maty WILL RENDER A DECI· a bid fOl'm f\.lmlthed by the lnduelrial ~. ltatt -ed prior to the extC» Nomle. which art lltd with ADOPTION l'1IOt June t 1997 June 25, 1997. Allee SuOtr. Trusteu, SION ON THURSDAY.
Ctty. of c.llfomla ttlW Conlrac> 1'on of the contrtct. The the Qty Cletlc of the City of AOOf'T RESOLl/TlON AU. • . m787 The bullc NI• I• IUbltc:I lo 11421 Orange Patll Blv(S., JULY 10. t997 OR AS
Bld1 wll be rtcttYed at tor and Subcontractort = bond and P'f• eo.ta Meu; Md lhall fOf. THOAIZING THE TEMPO-Callfomll Unllorm Com-Orange, Ca. 92889 SOON AS POSSIBLE
th• Olty of Coeta Mtta at 11'\d pay not Ina than the bond •hall bt In fell panaltlH preacrlbM RARY CLOSURE 01' SEA• PUBLIC NOTICI mtrclal Code Section Seymour "Denny" Oen-THEREAFTER, ON THE lhe Oflfct of the City O!ef11, hlQhtf weoe rate). the form and •mount ... lhtttfn '°' noncomplltnc. SHORE DAM. NEWPORT 8108.2. k•n•ottn, TrUllH, 4521 FOLLOWING ITEM. P.O. Bo• 1200, 11 ,. The ~ hU obtelned fol'th In the oontraC1 ~ °'the Mid eodt. BOULEVARD, BAL.BOA on•t ... 118 The name and llddfHI of Ro•bury Road, Corona 0.. t MINOR CONDITIONAL Orlve, Cotta Meta. Clllfot-hnl lie Oftclot of the Oto rMnta. llMY •LLIOTT, Dep-IOULEVAAD, AND 81!-NOTIC8 TO tht peraon with whom Mat. Cl 92625 USE PERMIT ZA·97-14 FOR '111 taa1. IC or before lht f*1IMnt of .,.,..,..... ...... ~ ~ wlttl ~ wtr City Cletis l 15 C T I D F E I! D e R CfdOITOAS OP claim.a may bt llltd Is: lolt Olen R. Nelton, Trustt., TONY IANZUELO, AUTHO.
time and dale attled tot. lt'9 ttntt• PfWlllna .,_ of ~ COr*aet CltJ f11 C.... .... STAEl!TS DUAINO THI! BUt.K IALS J, Oodtfty EKtOW Com-153 Nor1h Shattuck P\Kt, RIZED AGENT flOR DUFFY ~. ac wNch time ~ ratt of per dim..,,.. ri Code tedorl II*, _. ftubllthtd Newport 4TH °'MY HOUOAY (UCO .... 1-, pany, Inc .• 2S200 N11t>Onnt Oranot, ca. 92157 DUFAELO/ftACIFIC MESA Wll bt outlldr optr'9d and tM = ~,.... """'*' of ~ and ADMT AESOLUTION AlJ. • -Awnue. Lomll1, CA 90717 Sltwn A. ""490'\ TNtitt, PROPERTIES, TO EXPAND rNC1 ~ lri tM Councl tor and o¥'ir1lm9 9qufvaaant MCUrttle9 for llMc:h-Coata Mesa o.llV THOAIZ.INO THE Al!CY· • ...,. .... , tllas.M and lf'9 !Qt date f« flllnQ IS3 Notth Shanudl ~. AN EXllTINO MINI· c~ .. Mid addrMe. WOtll In the locaJlty In W'f ........ wllNltld to Mo ~ N'9 I, •• 1'87. CUNG IURCHAAOI TO NOTICE 18 HIERHY ctalma by any crtdllor 11\aA °""09, ca. 92157 WAAfHOUSI FACILITY IV heh bid mutt contorm wtllctl the wotll It to N eurt pttkwmanct undef m71t 8! SIT flOA fY tM7 ... OIVEH Wiil a bl.A .... la be .AIM l4, .,.1. Whieh la John W lcNotcltr I Ju. .._., IOUAAf FEET, LO.
and be rMPOMIYe to all ptifofmtd fof Md\ ~ ttlle -*llCt wlll bt permit> CLA8811'1•D AT 11.11 ftl!A MONTH PEA ~ to be mede. 'rht the bUlln99I day be'°'9 cllth J. Sch"**, 10.1 CATJD AT tJO MST 17TH
oet11ntnt INddlng and Con-ctaallltlceelon Of type ~ tlCI • IN ,..,_.. and •· 11•1 the re90Ufce you lltHIDENTlAL UNIT Ef· n1meM1 , buaJntH 1cs. c1ae.in.ct la Notti\ Elll.abtttl P\ac., Or· f!!'~!t.~ AN MO ZOH! "act Ooc:urnerft. A ... °' wotll netdtd to ~ ~oflNOOIWnldOf. oan count on IO .... flCTIW JULY 1, 1'87 ...... of tM .... (•) CONWNi'aNT tngt,C. 9*7 ENYlll"IUMllll(NTAl DETtR· lttd Oocutnent9 ~ bt Olt-IN conncc. Hoid9Y ..... bdl tMdder ahal poaaeu AHO lltllCINOtHO AUO. lft! J. ........ . Sheldon 'IY'* l Comle MINATION: NIQATIVI! blntd ll lhe Oflc9 Of Iha lhall N -aa a,u•1d IC .. time ttlle OOM9d la ~~IH.._!f ~ WTIOHNO..... 2100 hie C:0... Hlat!MY. ~hefellJ!1"re t>uy.~t FaYf*, TNM .... 12Mt DICl..AAATION, (AVAIL·
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Pu.Lie No .. ICE lhOl'M, CA 96250 PUBLIC NOTICE -u.n'"'""' 11 any snown o . 1 Thia bu1lne11 11 aon. CH1t4N H 1 i)e;ern .......,., ' NOTICE OF 1ltUSTEF$ IA.\.I ltcr .. Ml.1360WI Flit Ho. 1HJUl2 1•
.-TH-E_C_OS_T_A_M_E""'SA__,Z,.,.ON-.1 ducted by: a geMfal plllt-FJctltJoua lutJnH• lllOT1CE OF Sit1'l sale WIU be made but Tl Mo ~ Loe!\ No. tlmCfTU CMllfT'OM Of IWt IS ""'" flCflTIOUI IUSIJIUS
.. Na ADMINISTRATOR Mrlhlp Harn• Stal9m•nt PElll .. TO Wlhollt c:ovetiant 9' warranty, lMOt.,11 YOU ARE IN oe. uu c.hfom• Md NAMEITATDl(lll'
-WIU A ENDER A DECf. Have you 11at1ed doing The follOWlng pettON '1t .tJ)l;J-i Bi exi>reSsed or implied. ~at<J-FAUU UHOEW A DaO Of All) Of nnumGll TU l'IWll· CW Co0e Slcaon 18031 S end Tiie IOllOwlnO pelS0/1(11 'SOW
s10N ON THURSDAY busiM11 yet? No cSoing buliMH u · aieue ESTATE OF~ He.a 1nQ .1111e. posse$SIOl'I, en-TltUST, DATED 1at1tm Utl-RR • OocTwntfaal CoOe dOlnQ llltll'lm as ...sslON
JUNE 1 t 1997. OA AS Amllso E. Orcton.z 9usters, l 39 l ShaMon l.l't , • c~s. IO pay 1e. LESS YOU TAKE ACTIOH TO ALCOtl>UC llVt'RAGE UCEME G604 VIit lilt lolOwlt'O AAfJ t.«>811.E HOW PARK 0102
SOON ls POSSIBLE Thi• 1t11ement we. llled CoS1aMesa,CA.92&2G !!;!!'8.A~ llllllllfl9) ~$~0~ PROTECTYOURPROPERTY.IT (UCChc.11Dht...... btd~WlllJU~~BolSI AY1111t Wtsll'l'IMtll CA THEREAFTER ON THE with the County Ct«k of W11tlam George T~l'l'IH ~ -- -_. ~le~ SOC\lf ~ MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBUC II, 24011 It ~J ModJIM 1Jfts¥a, Int • K tk 02683
' FOLLOWING ITEM. Otange COYnty on 4·21·97 14041 Monlgomerv Or.: 8Btl' FR ~er~stts pro-:Oec ~I~ SAL.£ ff YOU HEED AN EX· N0Ta tS HEIDY GMH N on '°1:J'Gllttt ~1 /,. HPMJ Tll.ISI bV Hsill-Han un Ceme~ • Mortuety
1. MINOR CONDITIONAL t9973718t22 Westminster, CA 92683 CASE NO. A1878M note!S) advances 1f ~y \Ill· PlMATIOH OF THE NATURE a lluli dt Of assets end a 1111'$-lft = TIUSlet 970Z BolSJ A~t Chapel • Crwnatolf,
USEPERMITZA·97.05FOA Dally Pilot Mly HI, 2G. This business •• con• Tollllh-'t•,b•Mtl· det lhe.termsotsaidoeedof Of THE AAOCEEOINCifttOfak.ollcllcbhetlOtlicltlM m:sia:·::u., IJI:.~ Westm/Qf,CA02683 DtiW
AIR TOUCH CELLULAR, Jun• 2, v, 1997 m729 ducted by. an Individual osari••, or4Hflto re, con-Trust fees Ctlarges and el(. AG~N$T YOU. YOU SHOULO 111baut to lie llllOt e:. i:avadt ,. ,,,,. ol s.ft ~ Tl'ts Dustnnt rs con<*ICl!<I oY 3500 Pac:iflQ ~
.AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR H•Y• you started doing tingent or4Hfltott. and ~s of ltle TMtee aod 01 CONTACT A LAWY!R On Tiii lllml(I), ~ Sec:utl~ ne l6:1gg7 M 1000• m Ille. DullntSI 11\Jst ~~'JOO
THE GONSER FAMILY PUBLIC NOTICE buslneu yet? No pereone who mayothtr· tru$JS Cleated by said tm/97 Ill i 00 PM. LOHESTAAor Ftdtrll Tl• ,.,mbtrJ me! olowu,O ioc.on flOnt tnnnct ~s111111 IW nol yet !leOU"Ji.--111!11~~~~~
TRUST TO CONSTRUCT A Wllllam Thomas wlH b• lnt•rHted in ofTrust MORTGAGEE SERVICES, business lddttss ot lhl Sui" 1eo 811)1 Klistr ~ ID trw1ct taiSlneSS unoer 111an IROTHERI eo FOOT HIGH MONO-Flctltloua Bualn•H This 11111men1 was filed th• wlll or HUit• 01 !Olal amount of the \#'I· L.LC~ n duly i!ppOinttd Tnit· fllcenset are SRISTQI. m Hil1I CMttonn $atd flca•ous ou11oess name or PIERCE
POLE WITH 21 DIREC. Nam• Statement with the County Cltrk ol both, of: HELfN ' M . pMI balance or !he obitQatioo '" 1tnchr end pur1u.nt IO Olecl u.c, 300 BllS1CI Sll'let. e ID lie Mid withOut CCMl\lnt names ksted hcrtrn IEU BROADWAY
TIONAL ANTENNAS AND 3 The followlng persons Ile Orange County on S·t9-97 BENS LEA AKA HELEN secwed by Ille pr~rtylo be ot Tru1t 1ec.onltd IOl31m, • ~CA Q2fl26 w~ as 110 poSMS"°n SIGNED HSIN·NAH LIN Mo .. ·uary ... C .. apel
MICROWAVE DISHES 130 doing business as: Smythe t 9973721374 MCLELLAN BENS LEA sold and reasonable esb· lnstrvtMnt Ho.'60$20. In book Doino b.lsinna u CHEVRON lllnClng, tno.imt>rllat. ' ll't• statement was Med W1111 • ~Cre-a"'tlon"
FEET MAX. HEIGHT AL· Co. Consttucllon, 3194 B Dally Pilot May 26 June 2 A PETITION hee ~ed costs, ~l\ses ~ 114'7, PIO• tOH, of OMdll ~TIOH se on an ·a-1S", 'Whert-111t County Oerl'. 01 OfanQe 111 ~i~~g~ &fo~~VeDPR~ ~1~~~rtCA~g25Dr .. Costas, 16, 1997 • mm' been filed by ERNEST 1n ~m1:.~J~~b =·~':.,0:'~~ All otntr bus1111Ss name~'~'" r:,i:~,,1:'0:tou~on May23 111117 110 Broadway
2969 CENTURY PLACE IN 11·1 All Bananas, Inc., (CA). PUBLIC NOTICE ~OSEPH BfriNSLCER. JR1. ~~Salebe~s $.1J0.~.22. said Collnty, Slltl of Cllllo<nl,_ anc1,11~J:) .. u~ i: ,,_1 ur:.r .:tile~ Senll ,.,m. Statem~~E;!~~s~:ouyt:i,N1~ Costa Mesa AN MG ZONE. ENVIRON· 3194 B Airport Loop Or., 1n the Supe or oun O rte•,...ary IJ~ef &Kuttd by RICHARO N. SM.-'\ '""" -11 S3304A. ~B Dec.I ,... 842~--150 MENTAL DETERMINATION: Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Flc tltloua BuslnH• California, County of of Trust hereto e~ MONSON, A SINGLE MAN Will thrle yem • .., statlO ~ Ille nioer ~ L.abeMMIQ~U the oate II WIS !tied in the O~fioe ..._ _______ _
EXEMPT. This buslnoss ls con-Name Stet•ment Orengo. Culed and delrvef ue SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTIOH TO er(s)ilcenset, "'· Naot Mlrnbers· 32482.6; 324827 Tiie al the Coun~ Clerk. A new ell· • IF THE ABOVE AC· dueled by: a cotpoflllon The lollowlng persons ate TME PETITION re· undersigned a wntten a· HIGHEST BIOOER FOR cAsH The riameis). Soc:ill Secunty 111nt loc.aton of the SUbted bOUS BuSlntSS Name Statement
TION(S) IS/ARE CHAL· Hove you stalled doing doing business as: IMPE· que1ta that ERNEST r~t~fault and Demand tor (piryabl•lllll1Mofllle lnl1Wful Ftdt':, U: ,.,m~td perty rs· 1845 Mo~• Ave , muT..._st11be fded1 .J>A°'ia::: ~:s
LENGEO IN COURT, THE business yet Yes. 1 ·30-83 RIO 2226 Canyon Or "D" JOSEPH BENSLER JR ~ and a written Nollce ol monty of the Unlltcl 6~1 AT lllvtfli "' 56 COsta MIU, Cllllom1 "" 11no 0 u•s s
CHALLENGE MAY BE LIM· It's All Banen11, Inc., Rob-Cosia Mesa. CA 92627 ' be appointed ae peiaon: ta'ult and Electron to Sell THE HORTH FROHT ENTRAHCE PRESTGE STAllOHS. INC , 4 lll~C aidonWll lie Nde ID not Of itself autnonzt the UU in
tTED TO ONLY THOSE IS. en P. Smythe Jr .. Pies. Albert Munoz. 2226 can· al reprHentatlve to he undprsi!:!ned caused Said TO THE COUNTY COURT· nllef'pa'* On~. LI PlllN. CA Mdose on the 1ea1nty 1n111ts1 !Ills state 01 • Ficooous l!IJSlnm
SUES RAISED 1,.i WRITTEN This statement was filed yon or. "D". Costa Mesa. edmlniater th• Htate of No\ICe o Oelault and Ele<:tlon HOUSE. 700 CIVIC CENTER 1086 n l!1e 1bovt4escnbed IJIOOtl\I Hime 1n ~ol*'on ol lllt llQllts ol CORRESPONDENCE DE· Wllh the County Clark of CA 92627 th d ed t lO Sell to be re«>«led in !he DRIVE WEST, SAHT.A AM The as.sets btlno sold ll!0111'111d bv Robert E. Singer I/Id anotfltr under f'tderal. State or
LNERED TO THE ZONING Orange County on 5-14·97 This business Is con· e THcE P8=tTION r .. county where the real prop. CAUFORHIA. ftcTE; CASH· nerllly dlscnbed as· M of Sara L Si~ ID Mocallat I.JI•· common law (Set Seeton 1•400
ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR 199737209 t 8 ducted by: an Individual queltl the decedent'• ~nx IS~lre. ~ IER'S CHECI'.( l MUST 8E EU.£R'S nQhls in and ID theiS1YIU1 Inc.. hi IDtll ~~~et seq . Bllsaness Ind Professions
TO THE ABOVE DATE. Daily Pllol May 19. 26, Haye you started doing WIU end codiclli If l~~STXJ · 1 TGAGCE MAOEPAYABL t OLOHESTAR dty, tc)llpment, futmhlnos~. 1111:.,~ cosis Ind ')
FOR FURTHER INFORMA· June 2 9 1997 m730 busrness yol? No be edmltted • to SfRVICES: l l fnJ: MORTGAGEE SERVICES, L.LC. ~ta. supPies, undefQl'OundllJU.S of malt holdlnQ rst tilmo TION ON THE ABOVE AP· ' ' Albert Munoz any, T · · · as M-111 tight, tJtle and Inter.st CIOll-tanllS. ~ne ~ns-~nses I ~· thi Newoort Btacll·CoSta Mesa
PUCATIONS. TELEPHONE PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed prob••~ .. ·~· WIU ·1 ~hnst Mceluog Atrthonzed Yeytd to and now Mid by h "lnCI ~nes. COWRll'll not ~Pl'tPlllno,~~I sre:llld CH421232 .Jun2,91623 1gg1 7S4·5245 OR CALL AT THE with the County Clerk ol any c IOI I ~r· ava1 . ri . • undw uid o.ct of Trutt In tlle • tDge1ller with Ille Olf-1~· .., 2.,..9117
OFFICE OF THE PLAN· Flctltlout BualneH Orange County on 5·21·97 able for exemrnetion in d~:i:e po.-Box 515388 property lllu.Md In uld Collnty Beer& VAne 1.Jc:ense Ho. 2(). costs.wnHatedM. r II ESQ llw .
NING DIVISION, ROOM Heme Statement 199737217'7 the file kept by the ~JS Te~~s 7~0~5~.5388 ' Ind Sllile delatbed •:LOT 7 Olfa ol TMh ~sGoseco 5160 On the move? ~~~TA77ME~~'.R c~i~6~: d~~~ f~~s1~~r;:~nsp:1c~ Daily Pilot June 9. 16, 23, couqHE PETITION re-F~JfrYo-JEPlli~~ ~io:-~~~~ TM=~ B~ s'::. =...::..~Bird! suee,1. ,:-ie 100 Newport
NIA. 1acular Productions, 137S 30· t997 m755 quell• authority to ~16l387-n28 THE CITY Of NEWPORT :~~.~~llCAllomeys Sell your ex1ra
Ptlot June 9. 1997 Todd Robell Gron, 14 NOTICE ~ TRUSTEE' Admlniatration of Et· BT Cvl\.._E Tl.JR AT-MISCEUAHEOUS MAPS. IN AHO-WINE #20-325444
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Published Newport Logan Ave .• Ste L. Costa PUBLIC NOTICE edminiit•r the Htete INESTAR MORTGAGEE BEACK. AS PER MAP RE· Tiie type of bcense 10 be f>.9 l997 · household
Beach.Cosll Mesa Daily Mesa. CA 92626 under the Independent RVICESA L~.,.. IS A COROED IN 900t< 3. PAGE '1, '"'° 1s Off-SALE BEEA-' items
m763 conyon Island. Dr .. #14, SA&.£ TN.U. Sele tatH Act. <Thi• euthori· MfTl~/iNrn ~YT A TME OFFICE OF THE COUNTY w;,w issued for Ille prenues PUBLIC NOTICE in Classified --,-U-B-L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , Newpott Beach, CA 92660 0133497-72 T1tte Order ty wlll llllow the peraon-R~¥AINEO WILL BE us~ R£COfU>ER OF SAID COUNTY OClleO It 300 BnstDI Stttel _________________ ,
This bu~inoss Is con· 6371N Reference No el repreHntetive to take r! R THAT PURPOSt APff ,.IJ.32'-GJ The lttMt Sia Mal, CA 92626 file Ito. 111173722011
_N_o_t-rc-.-,,-h,-r-eb_y_g.,..lv-e-n1 ducied by. an Individual . 67'28472APN No. 04&-091·1 many eotion1 without 61 7 619197 6/16197 ldd..u Ind otller C0111mon Thi bulk Ule and 1ranSle1 ol FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
lhal lhl undersigned will Have you slarted doing YOU ARE IN DEFAULT u obtaining court epprov· N WPORT BEACH/COSTA dnl;n•lofl. 11 eny, of the 1111 alcohohc ~rlQe license is NAME STATEMElll' (14
be sold 11 Public Aucllon ~~~~noss yel Vos, Jan. 1• DER A DEED ~ TRUST al. Before teklng ce.naln MESA PILOT pro~~~ 3:t;";J.~ intended to be consummated at The followino person(s) 1Sfall
on MONDAY. JULY 07• Todd A Gross DATED 0311Cll89. UN very important actions ~ORE ORNE. NEWPORT Ille office of. BEVERLY WEST no ous1ness as EMMANUEL ~997 ~T lO~K~~N KE~~v This statement was filed YOU TAKE ACTION TO however. the per1onal PUBLIC NOTICE BEACH CA 92661 Th• under· ESCROW. wnose add"ss is -433fASHIONS. 10621 Lawson !11~1 u?rio~ JSERVJCE • P ·0 · with tho county Cleik of PROTECT YOUR PROP· representetive will .b• signed' TNl1H dlldllmi any N camoen On~. Ste 510.fOuntan Valley. CA 92708 ~OX 82s RIALTO CA. Orange County on 5·13·97 ERTY, rr MAY BE SOLD AT A req~ired t o give notice Fil• Ho. 191173722010 llabillty fotany lnmtrtctntS• of BeYt~y Hills, CA ll0210 ano Ille Mar-.iel Volo, 5-4-41 Wclnttlau
923n 909.873•0744 ' Aue: 19973720733 PU8UC SALE.. F YOU to rnterHted per1on1 FICTmOUS BUSINESS tht street lddfln and othtr antiopated sale 0119 is July 3, Cutte, la Palma. CA 90623
TION BOND '723·41'.19 Dally Piiot May 19, 26, NEfDAN EXPLANATION OF un!eu t~ey have NAMESTATtMEHT common dlllgnallon. If any, 1gg7 Leonarda Yolo, 54-41 WclntWI
ALLS PACE • COSTA June 2 9 1997 m734 ntE NATURE~~ waived nouce or con· The followmo person(s) 1Y.i" shown htt1in Said nit wlll IM The Dulk sale Is subject IOC1rcle, La Palma CA 90623
MESA, t535 NEWPORT • ' ~ CONTACT ;. Hnted to the proposed dolno buSlness as· SAN RE~ mldt, but without covenant 01 CM1toma Unilonn Commeroal Ttu buS1ness 1s conaocteo by
BLVD .. COSTA MESA, CA PUBLIC NOTICE LAINYER. On Oll3CW1 _.action.) Th~ .indep.en-RISTORANTE. 16277 Laouna -rantv. 111pr11ned 01 Implied, Coder Stcllon61062 nusbano&wile 92627 dent edm1nr1tret1on Canyon tlA IMne CA 92718 1t11ardlng title, po11tuion. 01 lie lllrthase pnce or consio-Reoistranl l\aS nol yel tleQUO
UNIT 11 • NAME Flctltloua Bualness 2:00 P.M., Equftable Deed euthority will be granted Omo Alaie 5001 Hackamon! enc:umbrancH, 10 P'f th• erabon 1n connecilon with Ille sale to transact ousiness unoer the
• INVENTORY Nam• St•t•m•nt ~byy, u sucx·:,•~ unleH en lnterHted Lane Anaheim: CA 92807 rem~ning principal sum of 11\t of Ille b.ISlness and transfer ol lhe l1c1J11ous business name o
A 183, BRENDAN GAR· T!1o following persons are merger per1on files an objection Harnd Ataei, 6001 Hackamolt! no11(1) secured by uld Dffd of hctnse, rs Ille sum of oimes llstea hen!ln
GAN, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS doing business es: Pacific :;:":~ ~ to the petition end Line Analletm CA 92807 Tru1~ with lnte111t thert011. aa S67S.000 00. lnduOlnQ 1fl\ltn1Dry SIGNED ~UEl YOLO LEON
A 197, BRENDAN GAR· House Imports. 204 River· under and pursuant to Deed showe good ceuse why 11-s buSl~Ss 1s conoucteo by p1Cl'rid~ in a.id not•(•). ~ estuna1e0 at $25,000 00. whiell ARDA YOlO
GAN. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS side Ava • Newport Beach, ol Tiust, rWClDf'ded on the court should not CO·Pa/111elS ~ II any, undtt 1111 term• COllSlsts of Ille IOllOwlnQ Tl'ts statement was 11190 ... 1
A261, ANDREA SCHUS· CA 92663 03r.D8I as Document No. rent the authority Reostranl has not yet begun of 11id Ottd of Trust. fttl, On or pnor ID 35 dayS lromt11t Coonry Clelll QI C>tanoe
TERICK, HOUSEHOLD Shony Lee Adams, 1611 ._141310 Boolt-P11ge-ot G A HEARING 0~ the to trallSatl busaness unoer tile chargn and 1xpen111 of th•oatioffluyefsWreallonatABCtountyon May23 19Q7
ITEMS Kings R Old' Newpor I otnaal Records In the omc. . . 'II b h Id I CbbOUS business name or Trustee and of the trul11 ctt· 111 USl'ttfS cll!cilorwut uansfer NOTICE TllS MCbbOUS Na A280 MICHELLE PALTY Beach, CA. 92663 petition WI • e on I ·~by »Id Dffd of T1ust Th• Offy . S67S.OOOOO Statement ea:pru hve yws lro
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' This business Is con-ol the Recorder ol Or-. July 3, 1997 et 1 :45 names hsted llerttn total llll'lount of Ille unPIHI l has been aortea between the oate 11 was hied in tilt Office
A 3 4 5 , c 1 Nov duclod by· an 1ndiv1dual ~~~ ~ P.M . In Dept. 703 loc~t· !~?' OMO ATAIE HAMO baJ1nC1t of the obl(9at1on ••the seUel{s)ticensee ano the 01 Ille County Oelll A new l1co
ROSENTHAL, HOUSE· Have you started doing .,W T. Platt.. husband end ad at 341 The C1'X li-s statement WIS l1leo v.1111 cured by th• p1ope11yto be sold inttnaeo Duytf1s)transieree as oous 8uS1ness Name Statemen
HOLD ITEMS business yet No wtte.. WIU sd at public Drive Orange C C n a 111 of Ora 111drusonlbletstlmattd costs, reQWrecl by Sec 24073 of tilt must be tiled pnor to 11\al oatt
A435, BRETI GODFREY, Sherry L Adams •Udlon to the hlgnut blO-92668·3205. the ou IY e 997 noe Hpensu and 1dV1ncas 11 lht Business and ProlesS10ns eooe The lillno 01 mis stattment dOts'
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ThlS statement was filed dtf lot C&Sh (~yable 111 IF YOU OBJECT TO eou:T~E ~ 23Fi \b N time of the initlll publication of that the co11S10tra1lon lor transfer not of itself aulllOnze Ille use "' Bt36, JEANNE GREEN-wllh the Counry Clerk ol tlmeof5*ln'1awtu1.....,._, th• granting of the · s c ous ame th• Notice of Sale i1 ollheOUSlness ano lrcenseislll ttMs sta1eof a ftcn ous Busines MAN HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Orange County on 5·13·97 .. ~-, petition you ehould Statemen1 tXPres hve years lrom $110 392.21 Tiit beneftcluy
B29•8 DON B WILSON 19973720737 «the United States) et: N. • t th h . tilt <late 11 was Mell in tile Ofl1ce d · ~·~ "~ ... of Trust h•rt-be pad o~y afler Ille llJllSfer his Name in 'llolaoon of tne nonts 01 • · the North front entrance to •PP••r a • •enng Cou Cl A 11 un " ..... ~ been al)pRMd by the Oepanmentanot11er unaer Ftaeral St.ate o HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Daily Pilot May t9, 26, the county Courthouse. ' end atete your objec· Of tile B nty ~fir.. si:i coi to1or1 txtcVltd and delivered tolof Alcoholic Bl!"trage Control common law (See Secbon 1u
B492. RONALD HAR· June 2 9. 1997 m732 700 Civic Center onv. ~ tion1 or file written Dous us;ne~s ame e~en the undersign~ • written Dated June 3 1997 I sea Business ano Profusions ~·~.rioN. HOUSEHOLD PUBLIC NOTICE Sala AN. CA d right. tltle objection• with the ~est,~~ ~1.:s'~tat~=. <J~~s =~,~~r S~e ~:~ltwri~~ BRISTOL MA UC. o<Jel
C209. ROBERT FITZ· and lntetest conwy.d to court before the hear· not ol 1tsell aulllonze the use in Notice of O.feuli and Eledlon StllePl.Jcensee Fi~tnhno
PATAICK, 'HOUSEHOLD Flctltloua Bualness and naw held.!:!, It I~ Ing. Vo~ir appeerenbce this state ol a ficbbous Business lo Stll. Tht undttsigned cauttd PRESTIGE STATIONS. INC . Newport Beacn·Costa Mesa
ITEMS Name Statement Aid Deed °' uult n u .. may be rn per1on or V Name 1n 'llolaoon ot the nohf of 111d Notk:. of Oetauh ind BuyeP'Transterte CN4Z2957 T-3006-S Jun
C336. THERESA LEE. Tho ronow1ng persons are ~ c.uif~ ~ your attorney. anotner unaer FeOeral. Stale or Election to Stll lo bt 11eo1d1d Newp0n Beacn-Costa Mesa 2,9,16,23 1997
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS doing business as: Orange . ~ o;'111 daCllOed IF YOU ARE A common law (See Seeton 14400 In th• county where th• 11~ CN425187135<»-JS.Nn9, 1997 ---------r
Pub 11 shed Newport Coast Ribbon Xchange, :·sMd ;;::J ~ ~Nit." The CREDITO~. or e cfontJ~-el seq. Business ano Pro1ess1011s propeny It I0<31td Oat•: Mty PUBLIC NOTICE:
B11ch.Costa Mesa Dally 317 Princeton Dr.. Costa total amount ol the unpaid gent ere itor o t 9 Code) 15, t99t LONESTAR MORTGA· PUBLIC NOTICE
Piiot June 9, 16, 1997. Mesa, Ca. 92626 bl&anc• of the obllglilion decHaed1 you mu1t file nrst filing GEE SERVICES, L.L.C . u File No 111973722013 m764 Robe11 Chorlas Wetzel, secured by the property to your cle1m , with the I Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Trustee Christy Mc:Clung, ACIDIOUS BUSINESS --,-U-B-L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ 317 Princeton Dr., Costa be scMd and ree9Clf\lbly court end mail a copy to CN4Z2956 19876-MW Jun AuthOfittd Signature Addr111 File Ito. 19973720701 NAME STATEMENT
Mesa, Ca. 92626 estimated costs, ~ ~· perao~el rep rHente· 2 g 16 23. 1997 P.O. Bo• 5153", Ollln. Tens FICTITIOUS BUSINESS The lollowmo person(s) iS'llre
---------This business Is con-Ind edVanca It the time"' tJV• eppotnted by the 7S2S1·SJll FOR TRUSTEE'S NAME STATEMENT domo ousrness as MARINA
A c tltlou1 BuslnHa dueled by: an Individual the Initial publclltion ol the court within four PUBLIC NOTICE SALE INFORMATION PLEASE lne loHowino person(s) 1sia" OE\IELOPMENT ANO CON·
Name Statement Have you started doing Noclceols.lels$30774261 monthe from the date CALL (911)3'7·n21 LONESTAR ooino buSlness as GOLD ST TRIXTIONCO HompocC rt
The loHowtng persons are business ye1? No PIY'Mflt must be by c.sn a of firet ieauence of MORTGAGEE SERVICES. LLC PHARMACY 7950-B Qr. Ra no 5 ta Ma ta CA dOi~ business as: Con-Robett C. Wetzel cashier's check dr.-i on' a letter• H provided in NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S IS A DEBT COLLECTOR AT-angetnorpe &ena Palk. c nc an "Jan ~ltenc.2~~~1 ~t~t'~~~!,; ~~~·.~~al~~~~ w~~r~11~ state « Ntionel bank.• Hc.tion , 9100 of the ~No 97~~ Loan No ~~TIH~TO ~=~ 00621P4l73&036Q MeJanoe l ate Schnt10er 4
BHch. CA 92646 Orange County on S-8·97 =~~staff Of Caltfor'!'• Probate C~e. M Tttle Ofder No OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR un:s~:r.~:~111. 85J Lompoc Coon RantllO sanu
Wojtaszek. Inc. a Calllor· 19973720348 ch!dl C:C~ 1 .:; C: Th! trm~ for f1hng 1 lnvestofllosurer THAT PURPOSE ASAP263989 90621 '-\at!Janta CA 92688
nl1 Cotporallon, 9121 Al· Dally Pilot June 2 9 16 ,....__, . by and ..__ ole1m1 w1'1 not exp11e ~ 1 53789 APN No 0'102. 06Al9 06/11 1 ""'·cteo llls rusiness •S conoucte<J r!f lent• Ave .• Suite 231. Hun-' ' • -~ uvmgs ,...., before four months 4 -013-44 · ras DuSlness is COuuu anino..,rual
Ungton Beach. CA 92646 23• 1997 m750 UIOCiatkln, savings USO-from the heering date Y ARE IN DEFAULT ~N-antllOl'll<llll Registrant has not yel begun
This business Is . con· PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ~ .::;:•6,:': noticed ebov•. 8ATE~ ~ U~ 1 PUBLIC NOTICE 11ave ,v: starteo OOlllO busi transact Du5ln'5s unoer ine
ducted by: 1 corpor11ron YOU M AY EXAM-y~ TAKE ACTION 0 nessyet 1CJ)DOUS Dusaness name or
Th• rec;ilslrent commenctd Flctltloua Busfnets ~~do ~~ INE the file kept by the p TECT your PROP· ~~H EVELYN SANT names hsteo he1t1n
lo tranaac1 business under Name Statement this SUll.e The street ad-coun. If you ere a per· ER IT MAY B SOLD AT IGNEO MEL.ANIE T SCHNEIDER the fictitious name 01 The tollow1ng persons are dfus and ottMf c:oml'l'IOn eon lnterHted in the A iJBUC SAL . JF-YOU EsQ'w Ito. OOOl3IZ4·AC Tiu s1a1ement was llleo WI Tills siaremen1 was filed w11n
n1mH listed 1bov1 on doing business as: E·Mail· dulgnatlon If an ot tM .. tete you may file NEEO-AN EXPLANATION NOTICE TO CREOm>AS OF BUI.IC Inf County Oerll of Orano Countv Oerll ot O!inoe
April 1, t997 A·Mottgago 384 East 16th teal • ~bed with the court a formal OF THE NATURE OF THE SALE Countv on May13 1997 ounry onMay 23 1997
_Wojtaszek. Inc .. David Wo-St., Costa Mesa. CA 92627 above ~T.ed to ba: ReCl,"Ht for Special PROCEEDING AGAINST ANOOFINTENTlONTOTRANS· NOTICE-Tills ncnnous Na NOTICE Tin nctJlJous Name
11aszek, President G. David l.apln, 384 East 218 & 218 1 Eut Balboa Notic e of 1he filing of en YOU YOU SHOULD CON· FER Stalement expn!s live yea~ fro tatemenl expires live years lrom
Thia statement wes hied 16th Slreot, Costa Mesa, Boulevard Newport Beec~ inventory end epprelul TACt A LAWYE~f'e'ro IS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE tne da1e 11 was tiled 1n Ille 01hc <late 11 was hleO in Ille Olfice
with the County Clerk or CA 92627 CA 9&1 • The undalsioned of Ht•l• HHt• or of here~y ~ven Iha~ ore-IU.C.C-11105 It "'· an• ol Ille Couniy Cler1l A new Fie~· 1 ltle County Cler'rl A new ricD·
Orange County on 4·22·97 This bu~inoss Is con-Trustee disdalma any 1~ any petition or account ~s~~I zice~n(ed' t~~ 81 P240731111,.} oous BuSlness Name Statemen ous Business Name Stalement
19973718359 ductod•by. an Individual lty fot any fneorrtctneu d 81 rovided in 1ectlon pursua~ 10 fife Deed 01 Trusl Nobce is t'lel!!Jt oven 111a1 a mus1 be hied pnor to lllat date st oe 11180 poor to lhal date
Lew ottlces of Schmiesing Have you slattod doing the suecc addteu and othet 1 2 /0 of tho California executed b~ ANNE KEMP i.i1k sale of assets and a 111nsle The 1111no ot !Ills statement Cloe Tile hling of IM•s statement <Joes
Blled & Mackay, 4100 New· business yo1? No common dffign.ltlon, If any, Probate Code. A Re· AN UNMARRIED WOMAN 101 llcotrollc t>ewraoe hcense is no1 01 1tseu autnonze tile use 1 not 01 itsell aul!lonze rne use '"
port Place. Su11e 800, New· G pavld Lapin shown herein. Beneflcllry: ue1t for S ecief Notice ~ed 06/09/94 and recorded about to be made. this state ol I flcbbous Busanes tllS stale ot a F1ct1Dous Business poll Beach CA 92660 2422 This statement was fifed Bank of Amer1c:e NT & SA. ~ • P .1 b l f 1~ •. (ls Ins~ nt No The names, Socia Secunty or Name 1n violabon ol ttre notrts ol ame in ..,04aoon 01 the nonts 0.
0 .1 PU i M 19' 26 with the Counry Clerk of Foreclosure OepettmMt ~rm 1• •1•1,: 8 rom -0400880. of al Rev Feoelll Tax ,.,mbers, and ad· ano1ne1 unoer Feoeral State. o notner unoer Federal State 0;
ai Y 0 ay • • Orango County on 5-14·97 #391963, Attrr K.etty 'Mai, t e court c e · thioner. ?-~.~ 1n the o~ the omses of Ille SellerUcensee an! common law (See Seet on 144 mmon law (See Secnon 1,400 June 2, 9, 1997 m728 19973720911 10600 Vaky. vi.w StrKt. :!':~';1 ':::.,... · ~nty Rs1'Yroer1 o ~e ANTONIO s MARTIN. SS# 616-et sea l!IJSlness ana Protess1onset sea &soness an<J ProlesS1ons PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Piiot May 19, 26. Cypress, CA 90l30-0012. -----........ will nZeu ~ o 17
1~ 14-1637 and JUAN M GILES. Cooel i;:ooe)
F1ctltlou1 BualnHt 3836. Said .... wt11 be IUdlW A ...... ton UP FRONT'ENTRAN ET THE M GILES. SS# 614-1f>.3716 and Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Newoon BtKh·Cosia Mesa
Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE made. tM wlhoUt c:oven1nt 860 T-c.ntar. 4th COUNTY COURTH SE. MARIA REYNA MARTIN. SS# CN422516 May 1g26 Jun 2 9 CN•235l6 .Aln 2 9 l6 23 199~
Tti. lollow1ng persons are Fl tltl B I ot wwnnty, upusect or A. 700 CIVIC CENTER IV~ 57•·70.3632. 2574 Newport 1997
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June 2. 9. 1997 m731 Tetepnone No.: (7141 220-_,.,..--. • 200PM AT TH N~TH SSI 201·14-S88Q and IGNACIO New statement (ir>tfilino
domg business as: S & w c ous us n•H Implied, regMlng • title. eo.ta .._. CA WEST, SANT A ANA. C at 8'~. Costa Mal. CA 92626 ~~~~~~ ~~~•~t ~or~9~1~ ~a~~~~~ The~~~~IS ---------~--------~-----------------~
Center OnYe, Suile 220, The following po19ons ~re lnnces, f« the purpose o1 08/09, 08/10, 06/16 bidder for cash or ch. eek. as CAPTAIN NASH'S SfAFOOO BAR Newport Bt1ch, CA 92660 doing business as: Infusion ~ the Indebtedness desatbed below. p~y~le rn The namtS Sooil Secunty O<
A. R. Willinger Co , Inc' Systems, 2179 Rural Place, secured by uld Deed ol PUBLIC NOTICE fuU al ttme of sale. ~ve~ b· fdlll Tax ltlmbrrs. ano ad·
(CAI. 1 t Seah1ven. New· Cosio Mesa. CA 92627 Trust lndudlng the fen, tie. and 111tere~ con,:e!S. to Oiases of the BuyeflianstelH
por1 Coast CA 92657 Pat11ck D Ntlssen, 2179 charges and ~ of NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S and nt:NI held by rt u said art SHIGEMJl<O AMAMIZU SS# 240 Newport Center 01lve Ru1al Place, Costa Mesa, the Ttusaa The trustM SALE Deed of Trust. 111 lhCoue propeftY 618-28-W4 and NOOlKO
• S I 220 N port B h, CA 92627 under said . Deed ol TN.st TS No .. 96-0448.0008 Situated Ill said ntv aoo •Cui• • aw eac • This business Is con-loin N~·· 13~014 .. l8 Slate aod as more lu~y cle· AAWAZU, SS# 605-12·75!1G, -40 A 92660 . caused a Notice ot Default ,, sa1bed 1n lhe abOve refer· Sequoia TIH line lr.lnt CA Shirley B1os. Inc.. (CA). ducted by an Individual •nd Election to Sell to ba YOU ARE I DE AUL UN· enoed Deed of Trust The 92716-2227 ' '
2060 East VIiia Pasadena Have you slatted doing recorded In. tM ....,,,,.-. DER A DEED OF TRUiT· street address and other •· .-.. k. ......
CA 91107 ' ' business Y.el? No ~ -... 1 ~~ ... ,, DATED 10/19177 UNL SS d f -"~""' V7 """ Palrlck Nils sen ""'"''e u ... ru s YOU TAKE ACTION ~O CQmmon e519na1JOO. I ~YJ 5elleflJCensee. ~ alher Dusmess This business la con· Thi 1 1 1 fll d located and more than PROTECT YO~· RI PR p. olthe real prope~descnow names •nd aoornses used~ tile ducted by: a joint venture s 5 a amen was e months have NPMCf lince mve IS ~ lo ~ "'"'' Have you started doing w11h the Coun1v Cle1k of such tecordlldon Equitable ERTY IT MAY B SOL AT 55 MEA VIEW LAN .-.ePlJcensee witlln tMe yeais
business yoi Yes, June 24. 01ango County on 5.13.97 Deed ComPlll'lY. u fNstee, NAEPEUDBALINC SXA~LANIFAtl~~ STA ME . CA. 926: 1 llelo" Ille elate Suell kst was sent
1992 19973720719 T'Nst Deed Unit #38434 333 f: E: PRE FT he undelSIQned Trustee or delrwrtd 10 1trt
' 1 • ·• • ' """ 7 • PR T incorrectness of ttle streel LOBSTER. 5636 East La Palma
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Call 642-5678. A R Wiiiinger Co Inc Doily Piiot May 19 26 South au•.-. Avenue' 11th orOCHE~ONINA~TU E AQGA~~H~E disclaims any liabrk(y for any Buyeflransfe"e ar1 BLUE
AR. W1 linger, Secretary/ June 2, 9, 1997 m733 Floor, t.os AnQtlff. CA 10Ut Y 1u HOU LO · address and (llher common Averoe Anaheim Hiiis CA 02807 ~~~~m was~ PUBLIC~TICE ~·~~~~~~~~~~200 ~ ~~~·~~~ l~·IS~to~~m ----------------------------------~ ~t~~~~~~ ~~~Tru~~~8 TAA M ITT~~~:~J~:~~in~~as~~--=~-=~-~~-=~==~=~~==~=-~~~=---------
0 1anoe Counry on 5·13·97 Fictitious BualnHs omcer, o.t.: 061C11197 SERVI ES+ LL ~s duly 1erest ~ereo~ol the obtiga. lnttun!s, equipment, uM!ntory of s I N
19973720725 Ham• Statement ASAP2664216I09, 1116, 6123 appointed 1r,;1ee u er anl'.I tion secured y the prop4ny stock. goodwill, leasehold 1m·
Daily Pilot May 19 26 T~e following pe11ons are pursuant IP eo of rust re-10 be sold s reasonabl& provements. ABC Beer ano Wi~
• · doing buslnoss u : KT PUBLIC NOTICE corded 10/31 77 as lnstru estimated costs eicpenses l.Jcense June 2. 9. 1997 m738 S111es, 627 01nube way, rnen1 No 405~ 111 bOOk and advance$ at' I/le lime ol and an! localed at 2574
PUB IC Co11a Mesa. CA 92626 12437 paqe 10.>9 of Otfioal lhe 1ni1Jal J>Vblica1lo[I !ii the Newport 81~ Cost.a Mesa CA L NOTICE Kondaca Th1ye' 627 Da· Fil• No 19973722G12 Records iii the oiitee ol ,the Notice of Sale Is $169703.21 92626
FlcUtloue Bualn•H nube Wav. Costa 'Mesa, CA FICITTIOUS BUSINESS ~~'l3'~ c~~c:;rc1sla1~1 OI ~~-II IS P.OSSlble that al the llme The lllllO ol keens• IO be
Name Stat•ment 92626 NAME STATEMEKT forma Ex~ule<i bJ RICH· of sale the ~n~ bid rnal tn1nsle"'° 1s OH SALE BErR
The foUowrng persons ate Jhls d buslnesd Is ~on· The to1owino personts1 iYotrr ARO N SALMONSON A ~n~~ 1~: In tJJ1=e~o ANO WINE LICENSE NO 41·
dotng business H ' a) Mii· ucte by an in 1111dua (J()lflO OUS•l'IUS as GOLF OIS SINGLE MAN cash the Trustee v.1M accept 310465
lennrum 1n111n111ona1. b) Have you stalled doing COUNT tlUN11~T"~ BEACH W1LL SELL AT PUBLIC cashier's cheeks drawn on a now ruutd IOf Ille prenu ts
Sa111ge Truth Productions b~str;:n \91? Yes, l · l ·97 t6582 Gotll.-iro #0 Hunnnoton AUCT 'ON TO HIGHEST sla\8 or nauonat bank a toaled ll 2574 Newport Bl~.
cJ .COM/DESIGNS, 13681 on ace hayer Beach c.A 026' • BIDDER FOR CASH i drawo by a state or CosU Mesa. CA 92626 N1~ Ave #8346 Tu1-This a1a1tmenl was mod 'feon Hono Pa'\ ~•?O COouti lpayao1e at l1me ol sale n ral credit uruon or a The amopaltd Cla!e of tilt
I 9""'"" · wllh the County Clerk ol ,.. .fCi v , . '"A .:i>Nful money of the orawn by a Slate or ........... _, ~1 1nn7 11 1 n, at '"""' 0 11nge County on 5-13-97 ....,nyon 1 Orti.1 u~ ' Un teo Stales I AT TH~ _,,,v .. -. er 15 • no
Elizabeth S1vage, 13681 92687 N~'RTH FIT ENT™C eral sawigs 8nd loan as-tilt olfice ol ESCROW Newport Ave 1'8348, Tus-Ul9737207 t 8 Mwno :>ar-5420 Corot1 T THE UNTY ~ R • soaation. sl·~assooa-COt.f>ANV, 501 Plctantet Oft111
tin, Cal. 92680 D11ly Pilot M1y 19. 26. Canyon "G •ort1.1 L•l\0.1 CA H ~E ~ CIVIC E ER }:· Of~g t ~ ~-SI/Ila Ana. CA Q2705
Andrew S111age. 14735 June 2. 9 1997 m735 92887 0 1 Vv T SAN A ANA ~'!M Code a~zed Ttre alTIOunl 01 tne ~ttllase
Redt1111 Ave . Tustin. Cal PUBLIC NOTICE Ths ous.r.ess ·• conu..im~ tlV CAI.II ORNIA ~ do DUSIOeSS In this Slate pnce or COMIOtrlOOO in COMet·
92780 nusoana & .... it ~~OlE CAS~·.~~~ said $ale ~n be made in an M)n w.th 1111 tr10tfer 01 lllt ~
Thia buslne11 Is con· Flc tltloua BualnHa ReosttJnt na~ ~01 ytt etou ~HECK(~) ~gsr ~~ :STA 'AS IS' conchlJOO. but ¥.tlhOUt Ct11M end b.ISrneu. induQno no duc:t~ by· a llm1110 P•ll· Name Stat•m•nl 10 transact bl.s,nos unotr tre .fcJRA?tAGEE ~'fRtfJe cow.11artt 0t WlllTanty, ex 11Mt11aty 11 lhl tum o4
neH tth P d d Th• followlng persona •r• hCllDous Dus1nus namt o C 1,:,,hl title and inter press or 1f11>11ed, regarcMg ll 531600 bl. wr.cti COllJlsta Of tilt ave you 111ne 01ng dOl b 1 , . s g names 1is1eo helf1n • ~ ·~ 11 Id Oe. ~ssron or encum lollowino ~~HS yet? Yes, Jan 20• Co~t~1n~:. n~ 3~ ·~· o~':~e~ SIGNED YEON HONG PA~K r:i.f~~~~i~Cll~ ~~d~tTr~st ~in¢es. to s:s~ ~ma:; Cltll 1n escrow • S6 000 00
Ellubeth SIYI e Lane, Plocentla. CA. 92870 MISONG PARK l lhO prope~ ~lh!&led 111 of"f~~~ancl$ thereu • Otmano Nott to bt COIMrttO
Thi 1ta1emenf WH rli•d Robert M Roznrck, t 32 N. Tlls statemem WIS loled Wtlh )6 \l Coun~ nd Sf~e e de< v.tlh' IOleteSI asrn~ to cash II dotrno • 132.600 00
llht lh• County Clerk of Downey Lone, Ploctnua, 1111 County Cltlll of Oranoe sa~e.Us 7 IN K 8fid the unpaio ' rol II hit been 19fted btt#ttn w CA 928'70 1n1y on M.Jy 23 19\l~ 39 )f' THIR AODITI ~ Lhe NotJ secured b Saki tilt SllltPl.tetllSM and 1111 1n
Orangt C~~"t~~;:;2:19: This bu1tnt11 11 con· NOTICE·Th.s f1mous Name N PORb EAC~E'lfi HIT Deed of TruSI Y!'ilh I te;aes tenclftd Suyeflfransttree. n
ducted by: on lndlvlduftl St.attment h PllU 11~ ytlf'I ltOm c e. ' ~ MAP~ thereon as l>fOVlded Ill .. "° l1t Ste 24073 Of tilt Dally Piiot Junt 9, Ill, 23, Hove you ttltled clOlng ll'lf Oatt 11 was hltO tn me Olhte e~~O~N K 3 ~A Nole, P~I ltet, CtlarQeS Bu"ntts Ind Pnlltnions Coat.
JO. 1997 m7tl5 bu1lnt 11 yet? No tne County C•trll A new no J1 Ml E~~ ~ e~n98S of~ Ttutlee and M Ille consJOtrlM>n tor Ille Robtrt M Reznick oous Buw1ut Name S111emt111 MAPS IN TH I ~ l<\13ts ~Ile<! by said tr111Sftt of the WSll'IHS ano PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• •••t•mont was flied n.is1 oe filto onor to 1na1 oatt THE ~OUNT' ~ot Tru~.~ bnst 1s to lie Plld My 1U1r tnt "°"''°" ..... n... with lht County Citric ot. ff!e lthflO 01 tru Sllltmtllt OOH or AID COON N I Coun i W~tlY. nmttr flU *" ~ l1t Int
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COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS OFFICE HEALTH & EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 601 O FURNITURE 6014 NEWPORT
BEACH 1069 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT 2769 FITNESS 3000 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 ii •• ;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $ 575. & Up, 1 ·2 Br iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;.;.;=iiii:i· =ii 1.---------Leath e r brown sleeper
Bluff. Townhom.. Cottages. Move-In Furn'd OHie•• Full S It OHi Top Dollar Paid '. sofa $400, wood TV Dead Doctors Don't Ue General Office ecur Y cers ASSEMBLE ARTS, 1 d 550 coffee Bay view, 1·atory, Special. Near Beach. amen. cont rm. to •••50%0FF*** PT In Costa Mesa. Immediate positions CRAFTS, TOYS. From 1800·1960 st abnl sso ·3 tilcial
3BD, $359K. 2bd, view 714-548·2421 share w/Nwpt Bch 77 Colloidal Minerals Computer exper. ., available! Call for 1·ewelry. wood items, 1 pc 10 en11ro estate ,a e 1 • rs 1' 0 0 S192K.Agt650.3822. •·2-B_D_A_P_T __ e_n_c_lo_a_e_d builder. 825.0071 33.5 oz. W/Natural days/wk. SlO /hr~ appointment 248·9180 typing, sewing. com· Pa1n11ngs china ire ~7~:2~50 Lido lal• Cottage gar, yard. Off Harbor1-0""'t_o_s=-u.,...lt_•_8_4_1_s_q_.ft_. Great Taste. Our club Fax 818-444-8688 TELEMARKETING puter work from home glsware, furn, c1c Stanteu Formal
Bankruptcy Auction and 191h. 848-8541 3 Pvt Offices and prlce ... Only $11.99 ---------PT/FT Badge Deal. ln your spare time 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 din r;, set, tbl w 2 142VlaUndlne E'alde Country Woods Reception area . Toti Free 888·217·1837 LIFEGUARDS Will Train O.C.F.A. Great pay. Free ========::: silverware drawers ex·
Auction June 22, 3 PM 2Br spit lvl, atdy, Ip 441 Old Newport Blvd, DIABETICS! Immediate Summer Pros also. Jay 537·7029 de t a I Is . Co I 11rr'!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-=t tends 10 8 w 6 Cane
Open Houses 6(7, 6/8, $895. N/pet, 180 21 st. Nwpt Bch. $1220. (Using lnsulln) positions I FT/PT. Waterfront 1·800·632·8007 EST~TE Back chrs new cush· 6 /14 Noon-4 PM . 714-050·9505 As seen on TV, •248·918011r Restaurant 24 hrs 8 3 BR, 1_5 BA strada._64_S-_9_5_4_3_o_r_64_6-_1_1_64_ ions pao incld rand
loca11on , steps to 'I -rne 1 Br Very Clean!!••••••••• Liberty Medical can Medical Asst· PT AM Host/Hostesses ---------AUCTION ne ...... over S5K cost. -• save you money on Olf n e e d e d M on day· Bea"! L ~ens 1nc1udeo
blnefoac' hC.oculatellr r&or A ~d.sdoct'I. GNeawr cwar/oppetenaonrd. ap$6p001s. BUSINESS & s u PP II es bi II ed to Back ice. 20hrs per Frid a Y. Ex per nee. EMPLOYMENT n., u.-of Al ti-,._, finrt• Sell S2500 546·9608 ,... Medicare. Please call wk. Busy NB Internal Call Yankee Tavern WANTED 5535 """'*"',_,.,_.c;;,'f-"
258-9777 • 232 1·person. 545-3229 FINANCE 1 ·8 O O ·7 4 8 ·1 6 6 2 Medlcine/Endocrlnol· 675·5333 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll Anuqun. f,,.. Arn lll----------
Versallles 2bd, 2ba, _________ ••••••••• MenlionAF·CA04. ogy. Salary DOE.---------lln11qucT..,..ecC'olloet1bla
I .-262·1148 Weekend Loving Swedish Nurse nso.ooo •nJ.....,17 Have A condo. Light, • ry, NEWPORT Get In Shape Now! Receptionist 12 Yrs exp. Honest & Rronu1. (;lu•, f•pnttU gated, remod. Bike to Personal Instruction. NB Facial Room & Musi have good G S I I beach $167,000 Call BEACH 2669 BUSINESS Home, Office or Gym. Stylist Station Avail. phone skills and some caring. Good cook. June 21 ::It I pm arage a e. J A t 494 1177 Loe refs. Christine • une g • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiim OPPORTUNITY Scott 714·723·0686 Airport area. Contact Macintosh experience. ..._ Bonnie 714·756·0493 Send resume·. <:1 714·646·37351:7 l.ido Marina Village . I •1 BR $725• 2904 2BR 28A $835 •••••••• '_P_e-rs_o_n_F-rld_a_y-. -lm-m-ed-1 759'6826 (800) 334-0104 HOUSES/ orw Incl. 60x30 pool. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PERSONALS Xlnt phn voice, typlngf1---------·-------·111 Hill4\ICTl0"4 ~110Clll •l
CONDOS No pets. Carport. Amazlnglv FHtl data entry, prol'I, EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE DRFVFR<:;
Vlata Del Mesa Cash for Lottery ••••••••• appearance 642 0735 •••••••••llL=!'•~01;jiiji:M!f~!·!·~1Wii!!:_JI FOR RENT •545-4855• winnings and Persona• · . SERVICES 5533 Iii --.. - -
••••••••• Sanitized 2Br 1 Ba ~l~r: t~=~~~";;~~~s _S_E_E_Kl_N_G _____ R:~e:0t1~0~!~~n in C.M. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------1----------1 •••••••••I Patio, granite, marble. structured to be tax WOMEN 3004 PT/FT avail. Start •••••••• ANTIQUES 6010
0 S SI Near Beach. Summer/ free. Call toll free Please be aware that iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil APPLIANCES 6011 H U E CORONA winter rates. 548-3634 1·800·LUMP·SUM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $5.50fhr. 931·7990 the listings In this cat·
CONDOS DEL MAR 2122 1 ~•oo 5B• 779• H d Att ogory may require you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Unique 1 bdrm 1 ba -v • v· v an some ornev Retail, Assist Mngr + 10 call a 900 number FOR SALE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/lort condo style apt. Stone Street Capital • Seeks very attractive PT Positions. Apply In In which there Is 8 efST ~Qt.I) R efrigerat or S 1 75
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•••••••••I $1295/mo. L•••• Vaulted ceilings, llght Area MCI Payphone slim wht female 26-34 Person: Papvrua, charge per minute. W •s h e r /0 r V • r . b 1 & airy walk through Rout•• SlSOk yearly lordatlng • 360-4947 3333 Br is tol .i-----------Anliq.,..lo'5°'Mod-i S135ea 646·5848 .:r========::;·
2b:o7 11/;• N~~iss~~ry, kitchen, large walk·ln potential. Local sites Suite 2661. South ALASKA SUMMER Slde·by·Slde 25 6 cult No matter 1\
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Open House Sun 6-closet, dlahwasher, available. Lowest SC OOLS '· Coast Plaza, or Fax EMPLOYMENT •E.st.laglnldulersbfJV: Relr1g S250 645·6066
15, 10•5 or call private extra large prices. Top or the line H Ill Resume: 545·2213 Fishing Industry . silYet,glass,pelrti'lgs. day. 64s.oe75 ovos what you're I
Rebecca n2·l811 ll261 patio from llvlng room, equipment. Great INSTRUCTION 3012 Sales A sst ~=~r;ar,,t'~wp tov-;~.~~~~ porteilWl.chinl,poWt, doing, your additional patio off ol business opportunity. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ok! cosVne or ftne Washer/Dryer
•, !•ocoutttve2Tbwd/2nh5•b• bdrm w/outslde a tor· 1-800-23S.2025 PATIENT TUT 0 R Fl oodl Brokeor/fllmport9e5r m( Ron t h/B + bde)n ecrit Isl =· bronzlS, 11.fn., st 00 ea or s 175 Doth hometown • a. . • a, age apace. Vertical n rv1ne. ice , oom oar a lrH..w.. 846•6306 tam rm, 2<ar gar, bllnda Included Local Candy Route •Math. (Arithmetic Order desk/Traffic Alaska Info Services: ~-~. newspaper
$1950mo. 075-8045 throughout, axyllght In 30 vending machines. thru Calculus) exper req Food and/ (206)971·3515 _,...._ me ~-· 'Pilo• l I
llvlng room, unique SE8•ronO/dapproxAlmll a1,ely •Statistics • Chemistry or lmporl exp er a ___ e_x_t.A_89_5_1_9__ •One hm Ol ri'9 ellatl FURNITURE 6014
bathroom/ vanity/ S 9 9 9a5y. C 1~r •Physics • Term Papers major + Full lime w/ Classified •ConfidanlilVRel COSTA MESA 2124 dressing areal Neutral 1 :.oo ..,.;...8 VE.ND : •Reading • Test Prep bonof1ts. Fa.x resume The most comprehen-•Estate sales conduded
B rt Couch Good cond fits in .
2bd/1 .SBA 2<ar
gar, comm pooVapa.
$995. 405 Brighton
Springs (Harbor @
Victoria) 714-282·7878.
carpet throughout! ..., ..... • (CBEST, GAE, SAT) to: <714> 650·BOl4. sive and current d11ec· •lmmediatecash
Carport stall to oc· Perfect Part Tim• Study Skllls. For free 1..,,....,...,...=------tory or goods and ser· TI~49-3TI1
commodate 1 vehicle Home Bualn••• Information call: SALES vices around!
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I I d d V b I ht 2 h d I MATH FT/PT Earn up to 510· ---------ncdu e • 11ery1 r g 1 • rs a ay earns you Jim Mad a 547· 512/hr. Call Kolth 111 .. --------------------------
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an open v ng area $2K·S20K per month ---------
Call now, won't last! tor llfel Hands on TUTORING 537·7211 1-4pm or 5·9pm
2br 1 ba, $995.mo
enclosed gar/back yd
$1470. 789-0931 training. 24hr msg. Credentialed Teacher Secretary Dynamic
888·573-3214 Most Subjects·ESL. Tustin Consulllng Co.
2br ..,B, $795.mol••••••••• Math·Aead·Speclal Ed WP 6.0 exp req. Busy
Remediation 644·0325 do-oil position. Must g~~e by: 18~~J~~ MISCELIANEOUS ••••••••
3bd/1 .5b• very 1g RENTALS ANNOUNCEMENTS _T_RA_VE_L ___ 3_0_1_4
fenced yard, 2-car I••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
be hlghly organl:i:ed.
832·1201 Fx·832·2166
gar, 1yr Isa. Gardener/ 1---------
water Inc. $1250mo.1---------LOST &
Peta ok. (310)47441769. VACATION UND ~·••d• 2bd, 1ba, RENTALS 2722 FO
garage, F P, stove, ref. 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hkupa, avall 6/20.11
2925
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M t -... • ... b LOST WALLET at Al· =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4BD/2BA Famlly room • ~-.r. P•• a, gar, • P rof I $840 + 113 bertsona Corona del BOAT PAINTER w/FP, new carpet & ' Mar near PCH. 5/28. EXPERIENCED paint. Oulat culdeaac u t I• + 6 4 O • d 8 P • Black small Sentlmen· LP APPLICATORS street. Cat ok. $2100/ Bal Pen. 664-6294 tal Items, Bua cards· 87S.2837
mo. 875-4830, Agt. NB 18r w/bath Avl 7/16 Olivares & Sona, and -,,....--,...._,,,.,-,..,.,..,__~-Ba~ront L••••I $329+ 1/3 Utl. Close cash. Please c all Can't Find Work? Available Nowl 4bd to bch. Pool, amk ok. 1·310-282·8800 You can't be looking
4ba. Dock, term~ Male pref'd. 645-46991----------too hardl WANTED 15 LOST, Female cat, people to fill various negotiable. A1klng NB AcroH form beach long hair, dark/It gray. positions from ware-
S 5500/m o . Evan, 2bd/1ba. $550/mo. Inc Vlc·Por1 Streets NB. house to manage·
789·3728, Agent. utll. N /S. Prof' I. Has tags. 720•1855 ment. No experience
B luffa, 4br 3ba , Avall 7/1. 722·7052. MISSINQI White long necessary. Call Now,
End unit, 2<ar gar, fp, hair Cat 15yrs 'Old on Brent (714)691·5784.
w /d, ac, $2000 . 5130 nr Vista Trucha/ Counter Help FIT
Avl Aug.1, 458-5232 COMMERCIAL Vlata Del Oro St., N.B. Position, some Food
Nwpt Pen OvertookJng Reward 780-9046· prep. and Customer
Canal. 2blk• to Beach. REAL ESTATE Service exper helpful.
38r 2Ba Ophc, fp, bale, HEALTH & Call Tom at Balboa
aecured gar. New wl'lt Market 873-8310
carpet. W/O. Yr ';jt· FITNESS 3000 7 :00am-3:00pm
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llililmilli .. .,. _ _._.;;:a Veraalll•• 2bd/2ba Without Gl•••••l Have tun Whlle earning
condo. Llnht, airy, Pride E'ald• C .M. Sare. rapid, non· up to $12/hr. Call Joe
The l.Lgal Department at tht Daily Pilot is pleased
• ftal..hl 3 ... ·12 5b• ha• 537.-,30 1-4pm/5·9pm remod, gated. Bike to '""""' "' • aurglcal, permanent HUNTINGTON
~EACH 1040
bHch. 11200. Call + (:S) 2 8R unltal reatoratlon In 6-8 Dog Lovers, general
June, Agt 494-1177. s..34,900. Agt 5704'263 weeks. Alrlln• pllot assist to work flex hra.
developed. Doctor ap-Sales & lite cleaning.
--------BUSINESS rrov.d. Fr .. Inform•· CdM, Kim 723-1539
On..ot.A-Klndl NT I o n b y m a 11 : EXPl!Rll!NCED
4Bd 2.7Ha Home. APARTME S PROPEITY 2767 (800)422·7320 X·204 AC INSTALLERS
Expa.nded Fam Rm. FOR RENT (4<>&)961 ·5570 WANTED Remodeled Kitchen FAX (400)901·5577 ARCTIC 43.._9120
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N•nov Luk .. -Agt Prine onty. 760-0898. Am•alng Weight
714-84a .. 7e7 L••• results using Pyruvate. Break·
Reduoedll Spacious BUSINBSS Of PICB BUSINESS Of PIC! through formula wH 3Bdrm 1.718a Hom.. 27.ft cllnlcally tHted 27
•\laultad Celllnge• POI llNT 2789 FOi llNT v• yeera. Loa• tat/weight
Marble l!ntry • Pluah tuterl lncreu• atam·
Cer~ • Remodeled Ina 20% Natl.N'&VSafe,
Kitchen 6 Bathall Ordar/lnformetlon ••••.eoo 1a1at7•9-4••• NenovLu~t 714-84~7•'1
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MONDAY. JUNE 9, 1997 Newport Bcach/Cosra Mesa Daily Pil()(
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
]IWll.IY,PUSS BMW 9030 MERCEDES 9130
ACROSS
1 E.o1Pf'n 6 Lava
10 Ahkn
14 Vlvi\c 1ty
I!> D1'llnbuli1
Hi Gtitph 111111
11 9,, 11111• ""1
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IA IJOlfl"' rllly
J'f'"""' 19 •11111 ,..no,1·
?CJ £ 11,1l11lllP1t
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6S Visitor
68 G;irhnld
pooch G9 A .1pp~
70 Chf•!lllC 11 compoond
7 I St>.'ldo ul grf'f'n
72 T ~P" ol 1uy
1.J St~,rfM'<h
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DOWN
t [q•ll('IT•t f'I
? Atrllt\(Jl\I'
1 CIHry on
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q. 1 · Nc1lhf'r vulneroble, aa
South y1>u hold
•74 1::7 6 OAKJ 5 4 •Al0 7 62
Partner opens lhe b1ddmg wit.hone
club What do you re11pond?
consideral..Jon is one no trump
However, you have no good llOUrCf
of tricks and o dead minimum for
this action, ht'nce no margin orsnfo ..
ty should West now double ror
penalties. We think a pMs is clear
cul.
a U1' 8025 TRANSPORTATION '90 32SIC Red Conv.
Loaded! All pwr, 61pd
alarm. cd, alloy whls.
ESTA'TE On the move? air bags, 70K. Low .J.n. Bluebook Must Selll AUCTION Sell your extra s14,0001t1rm 573.4252
ho u sehold •94 7401 Blk/blk. ~'Z:,:f...1!,,~:::t,· ite m s Like now. 16" chromo
Anc"l" ... r-Art. In Classified wheels, car phone AIM~ T"Y' le ('ollcctihln 532,900 842·8239
S2SO.OOO HI '""'J. ---------• '95 3181 Conv. rtd/
llNnttt.Clu..f1curnct BOATS 701 1 Ian, auto, 21k m1.,
June 21 'f } pm new tags, tact war
18ft Duffleld, Eloctric _s_2_1_.9_o_o_. _64_6_·_4_03_6 __
Lido Marina VillAt~ 1991-All new interior, 1990 BMW 3 251
(800) 334-0104 with low cost secure 4·0r. 5-spd Bronze/
'91 300E so Down.
T11k• over Leo.1e,
S469.mo to t 30
months. OR purchaH for $22.000. 66K MllH
720·0738
84' 230SL Co n v.
Newly restored, new Inter, lncld1 Hard Top.
$17,500.obo 375--0104
91'S60 SEC Blk/Blk
Immaculate & loaded . Cstm Signature Whls
$33,950. 283·1777 LM
MERCURY 9135 .~4 Vrt111 f1P"' 1
?I Alt<'<;l1
;'ti L 1~•· 111"«1
32 5hriP"''
,1 Rnr1t .m
uicumb<'nl
<, A• Ill·~~ W1>o;t
~ tunyl•rlll for
1}'1('
A • Your h1rnd hM so much play·
ing slrength thnt o re1<ponse of on!'
diamond follnwl'd by fl jump in
clubs does not do itJURl1ce
Therefore, we suggl•st rm imml'<li·
ate jump Rh in of two d111mond11, fol-
lowed by a club rai'I<' ncxl
Q. 6 • Both vulnerahle, as South
you hold· f<lu1n101<1uoo1uae slip. $9000. 345·0104 Tan Leather lntorlor.
0RJ:VPRS 87'Boaton Whaler Looks & Runs Oroat!liiiiiiiiii;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
• Q 9 4 Q A 9 7 6 2 0 A 10 5 2 • 6 llL=~'!ii!~j:ftjMlji!~·~·~'~l'!ji~JI 171t Montauk. Yarnnh:i Loaded. ABS. Driver '78 Grand Marquis .J", 1 (•\\ifl II 90, bail tank, cover, Air Bag. New brakes, 39k orig ml. 4d r.
The biddin~ has proceeded: S6600 646·1162 timing ben. battery & 53995/obo. 640·6070 l(, 1 tol'y rf' I "l
c;lo'''"" ; Gl"il"' A <JJl<'1•/
tires. 58,900. 060 NORTH ~qT SOUTH WEST 633·6870 or 452· 16861---------l 6 Pa"" 2<:1 Pos11 c tincn1;11n ""'
'l 5,1,. of t11('
P;ulhrr n
J'l''lre
11 Outdoor a1Pas n MovP l11<r:i
51 On pr<'C1'\e
51 HKJhW'ly
Q. 2 • As South. vulnrrohlr, you
hold
2• P RO ?
Whnl do you l11d now''
BUILDING
MATERIALS 6030
POWER BOATS
7 012 BUICK
OLDSMOBILE 9155 ~----90-3-5 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
'85 Cutlass Cierra l I I n~'l '"' I I' q
l 1 S~.1l<l1<j I• tt
1 rl<Kh•rll'
13 NWI n11 ·r•
21 1.1 "St> Ct• '" sq!\,JI,
ti.1t>y :11 M11<;1cal toy
1, n1n1J<;
19 l 11 ·• <;ound
II 1 lnvnlv1nQ
C<>OI'._
55 Put <iut :i h<P
SI Mn"f'Y
!ifl Orwr11 h1qhtigh1
5q Buttorlly
rillCh!'r<;
•A6 5 Q J72 OJ 93 •A10 9 2
Partn<'r 0111•1111 thl· hitlrl111~ with nnc
spade What clo you rrsp11nd''
89 Express Cruiser
3211. OAL 400 hrs.
Twin VP271·Brand nu
paint, proloss1onally
decorated lntorlor.
Loaded wllh OlCtrosl
'86 P a rk Aveunue
needs engine work,
4 door. Ve. auto, all
pwr, $1300. 723·1504.
new transmission. _ --------
$600. or bost ollor. PONTIAC 9170
909. 3 5 9 .4 94 a I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :n Mn•rl\'-2', ru111r.11 t
.>f1 H1rk•·1
lt1 f'md
onr•sPll
-;upl'rhc1ally
111 Kill wea1er 46 I turned
6 I Mine ontfanro
62 l1vnr o; outp11I
63 I wklr A · We dislike n singl<' raise of
partner's suit with o hand contain·
ing two aces and a couple r)f j11rk"
for good mca11ure. but the halanrr<l
nature of this hnncl is unnttrnct1vc
We would bid two spade11. rrgard-
lcss of mcthod11
A -Regardless of whcth!'r you play
n two-over-one rei-pon"e ai; itamc-
forri11~. we would now l11d four
spad<'s lril wn!l a i::nme force. th<'
Principle of Fru~t Arrival drniei;
slnm mt.eref:t. If it waR not a game
force, we think lhern arc loo many
opening bid11 partner could have
where a dend minimum will pro·
duce gnme, so the rillk that partner
might pnss o mere raist> to Lhree
sp:tdes i11 nol worlh I.liking
Steel Bulldlngs
Never put up, public
liquidatlon. 40x33 was $9360 now $3975,
50x9G was $18,960
now $10,790. Other
buildings avallable.
Dave 1·000·292·0111.
$49,900.obo 760·6837 ---------'91 Sunblrd LE, 4·dr,
G4 Owno;
;>n r.1.,,11
'.JU Gn<I· tP.. II
·IA -the nighl
before •
66 Plat<'
61 /\!tempi
.' .1 q 10 II I;> U
Q. 3 • /\.'I ~ulh. vuln!'rnhlC', you Q. 6 • Ooth vulnrrnhlc, RS South
hol<l you hole!·
•5 "AKlO OAQ76 •KQ98:J •K 86 ~f'7 :J 0 62 •J 764 3
Tb<> hicld111g hns pmceedcd
SOUTH WEST NORTll
l• Pa~s I•
20 PllJI~ 2'V
?
Whal do you bid now'>
Th!' b1ddi ng linR prc><'<'C'dl·d
NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST
t • r o11!1 Pass Ohl
VJ l'as~ ?
What aclion d11 you Lak!''!
9040 CADILLAC
-SAI_L_B_O_A-TS_7_0_1_4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
auto, ac and more.
Groat Condition. Kelly
SB $5550. Asking
53400. 714·631·6433 PETS &
ANIMALS
'78 Seville 2nd iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I own e r . x I n t co n d . 6049 24' Sailboat Mahogany/ rebuilt eng. New lrans.1 ________ _ I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Te a k • die s z er• auto custom w u e w h Is .
KITTENS
562-598-3525
Seal Beach
****
ROLLS ROYCE 9182 pilot, Icebox, he:>d. 2 52950/obo. Ne ed to
b o a I s m u s t s e 11 ! s e II! 6 6 8. 9 2 7 7 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S5000/obo. 58 t -594 7.
Lido 14 w/trailer.
s1000/obo. 786-4731. CHEVROLET 9045
77' Sliver Shadow
II. 15th An1nverary
Model. 86K ml,
S20,000.obo 345-0104 1_L_o_n_g __ H_a_l_r _S_a_b_le _________
1
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Brown ki11on. Friendly, MARINE SERVICE '85 Ca rgo Van, clean/1 ________ _
4mos. old. 654-3246. Io o ks good/runs TOYOTA 9210
SU pp LI ES 7 O 2 0 gr ea t/7 9 K orig m 1/0u I· 1 "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
BICYCLES 6060
Purple Mount a in
Bike S100.
Lewma r w e n ches;
N 24 chrome/bronze
titted for camping. B1t 1 •
above blue, but not
duphcatoble 631 ·6695 '9 3 4 -Runner Blk,
Looded! Full pwr. oc.
4wd, now tires. cass.
snrt. S 17K 675·0232 A -Two no trump would Ix> our
second choice We opt f'lr complet-
ing a picture of the hand hy rn1si ng
Lo thre<> h<'arts Smee you did not
reverse mlo hearL<1, p:>rtn!'r will
read you for only three-card sup-
port
A -You clon't hnvc much of a
hand, hut it could easily be worth
two playing trick11 because of your
top trump honor and ruffing valu<'
m diamonds With partner marked
for n six-rard spnd<' Ruil or bl'lter,
we Ll11nk a rnis<' to thr('e spad!'s i;:;
clear -pnrtn!'r won't rxJ')('Cl morr
from you because of your initial
pnss
574·2650
(now) S235 N 16 ---------
black/alurn (usoCl) FORD 9 075
s 1 25 Jab sco corn pa cl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii head (now) S125 ---------6 48·3760 '84 Fo rd F15 0 v.0. VOLKSWAGEN 9235
auto. AC. Cnssoue
$3500. Obo. 646· l 042
TV, BUlCTRONICS1
'64VW Bug STBUO 8080 MARINE SLIPS
DOCKS 7 022
'86 Mus ta n g 4cy. Now engine, needs
• 4spd, runs exccllcrnt. t body work. $500 obo
Q. 4 • As Soulh. vulncroble, you
hold:
SATELLITE TV SYSTIMil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii owner. All pwr 59!'.iO 6'10·0425.
NOW Being Seheduled
In Your NelghborhOOd ...
40ft MOORING 6 3 1-0634 --.6-9--B-a_l_a_B_u_g __
Leorn to be n b e tte r bridge
pla ye r ! Subscribe now to the
Goren Bridge Letter by calling
(800) 788· 1221i for information.
Or write to: Core n Bridge
Lette r, P.O. Do it 44 t 0, ChicRgo.
Ill. 60680.
oll Lido. includes now
Zodiac. 59000.obo
714·34 5·0104
'87 FORD VAN Conv S400/obo.
•63 'V AK 6 O AJ I0 3 •QJ 52 V·G. A'T. PIS. A'C. 574·2650
(I o\S~DlRtc~ Low mi Ot19 Ov..nor -,7-0_V_W_B_u_g_B-lu_e_,_n_e_w
$4.999 720· l 722 motor, tires. brakes & Your nghl·hand opponent openc;
the h1nd111g with one diamond
What action do you takC'? !SB Dock. (very
elect.
Xlnt Location
securl'), water
6 73-7677 9 0 ' Mus t a ng LX battery. Looks good.
~WOJttC
A · The only bid thnt com!'s 1nlo t.r.Gti
Conv 5 o. Whlto 52990. 966·1275
Fully Loaded! 77K ,71 vw BUS Power
$7500.obo &50·3333 Brakes. 4-spd, am-Im
FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil M ISC. 6015 MISC. 6015 COLLECTIBLES COMPUTERS 6018 WANTEn Wrought Iron Paho ""f
rurnllurc & Accos '96 Crafts m a n , Gas M'sc Fishing tllckle 6017 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TO BUY 6019
J pc • n 1 'quo F ronch Mow e r Mo de I 917 b. G .Navagalion book: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ac er La pt op; Load od 1 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
llor Only •21~~ No Money oownl
AUTOMOBILES ------1 HON DA
9 08 5
BM W 903 0 '81 CIVIC 4·Dr SeClarl
5spd, AC, rotllo. now
tires, exc cond 07k
cass. Large rear sunrl
St700 OB0•631·0757
'89 J e tta Sspd, AC,
groat condition. am/Im
casset te. 54300.
721-5878
h.1L"'1""' tJ7!J-76'39 5.0 HP $200.00 Fire extinguishers. Hutch· Black Laquer 133MH, Cost s29oo .. Old Coins Gold Sliver
CLASSIFIED 714· 721 ·4006 tools. 548·9632. w/Crystal-pald $ 12K, s1750.obo759·1609 Franklin Mint, Sterling
Installation &
Programming of
75+ Channels lnduded '87 BMW 325 Red,
alarm, 6 cyl, 5spd,
AC, all pwr. sumoor
$7995/obo 640-4888.
orig m1 1 owner i---------52500 631·1 766 J• II• • rn ource you
L.i 1 c ... unl on 10 sell a
11 yri:i l or merch.'.ln·
<.ll!Ot' hems. bec:>use
our col 1mn~ compel
qu'll•' • d t:; ff:IS to
c.
Overstocked with
stuH? FIND
Wo lff T a nning Be ds sac SSK. Altlgator Classified Is..... Old watches & jewelry
Tan At Homo Briefcase w/addross CONVENIENT Westcoas1 Coin 642·9448
Buy Direct and Savel book S4K. 640·6401 whether you're buy·
Low Monthly Pmts Ing, selllng, or JUSI
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
FOR A LIVE DEMO AT '89 3251C White conv, MERCEDES
ANTIQUES &
9130
CLASSICS 9250
642-5678
A call to
Classified
will help
6 42·5678
Free Color Catalog RENT looking, class1l1ed has
Call l·800·7l 1.0155 what you needl CLASSIFIED 642·5878 through classified an apartment
through classilied
2360 NEWPORT BLVD., C.M.
or Call To• ""99 •m.,.• .. a•
bl k top. tu 11 y 10 ad ad. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
new 11ros/top. 20k on
new eng. Must sell!
$10,500 548-6863.
'84 500 SEC Rod/blk
Xtnt cond. 138k mi.
$13,900. 631·0261.
'73 Maseratl Citroen
37k ml. Restored to all
original. 513,500. or
trade! 996·5212 ovel
·sE·R·v·1·c·E ___ , CHILD CARE 3 5 3 6 COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3 890 REMODELING
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVI CE 3 5 84 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 80 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ADD ITI 0 NS 3 916 DIRECTORY •A Place In The Heart MACMEDIC •Caro lor liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Paint/Carpentry• U C •••••••••! Lied home daycare. I+ Macintos h Computers Drywall and morel BASIC YARD MAINT P BLIC NOTI E
ADDlTIONS
P.EMODELJNG
Fun a~hv•llcs art, music in your hme/olc. Low/ Witthoeft Drywall Small Jobs Oki 1 CALL DOES IT ALLI Tho Caht. Public Ullli· & All Phases• Sm/Lg Jobs t s C · RE sc·ence more Lg yard/ hourly rate. 673·8819 Clean! Cleanl Clean! Gary 645·5277 631•4422 10 omm1ss1on ·
pt:iv•oom1 TLC & CPA PC p -----...--..---Pager-413•8142 OUIRES that all used 30420271& 6 45-4831 era onal Trainer 20Yrs Exp/Fatr $!Free Est Home Repair/Remodel household goods
3410 ----------In your homo or office l1400030 714·639·1447 Costa Mesa/Newport • TREES , movors print their Don't know a keyboard 25 Years Exp. ..I P.U C Cal T number;
-iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CLEANING from the on swttch?•-E-L_E_C_T_RI_CAL __
3
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6
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0
Jim 631·2460 !~c~upve ... Lawn51_~~76 hmos and chauffeurs
ASK ME ABOUT... SERVICES 3 548 Cati Jerry 850·00t5 _B_R_E_W_E_R-'S--TV-V_C_R_ .,... .... "" "' -I ,,.. print tho1r TC p num·
r • "1 o tl 1 1 q •Ad ll 11 c n s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P r of• s s I o n a I S • rv Ice I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Lawn Se rv Ice· Mow I b er in a II ad vo rti s e ·
f( 11 •·c RLPJ•rs No Joti Computer & Internet S II J b EXPERT & Home Services edge/sod/sprinklers/ ments. II you have a A TOUCH OF CLASS ma o Under 5300. U E73660 966 27 6 Too 5~a't' Bob 5·1.3-8223 Training. Allordable. o El 1 1 cln·up. Al • 1 question obout the lo· Cloanlng. Ros'comm uncan oc r c Accept M/C & VISA L 11 t 5 Uc/Bonded. Freo Est. On·slto Tod 840·7872 Local/Quick Rosponse C.M. Dale 631•1818 vo msg or ca a tor gollty or a mover. limo
L;-275870 6S0·7042 e GREEN MASTERS or choulfeur. coll:
CABINETS 3490 Terosa 2 8 2 •7143 ---------Home Rutoratlon/Remodel Landscaping & Malnt. Public Ut1h1ies
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •BOSS HOUSECLEANING CONCRETE & Peterkin Electric T1te/drywall/woodwork Treo Trim • Removal Commission
L1consod·Bonded MASONRY 3557 Prompt & Low Ratesl Fencos/decks/room add. Gardening Svc 841·5512, ___ 1_t_4·_5_5_8_-4_1_5_1 __
Advancl'd Woodsv~tems SIO oo per hour res-com/sm-lg Jobs Roofs/general repairs. ·-·C1,,tom C:>b•net·y· 714·S48·0 368 CSL618717 748·5255 Comm/Res. Reis Free Est Landscape Remode ling ALL·AMERICAN
K I I • P lh. D ----------Brick Block Stone Tile c Yard tune up/malntenace. Moves-U Carefully 1 icn :i oor• · ' • ActlonLlne Elec tric hrla 754·0517 Molo ngs M:>n1,.1~ *Bright Hs e c ln lng Cone. Patio. Driveway landscapo/art1stlc design Courteously & Cheaply ll,,'.#I~~ 1 998.8970 European Prot'I Best Fplc, BBOs. Rel. 25Yr. Small & Large Jobs HOME SERVICES Contractor#C27-604006. 549·0223 T141227 m town! Rois 5Yrs EKp. Exp. Terry SS7·7594 Local•Fast Response Anything & Everything Proll & Ethical. 645-7505 1---------
CARPENTRY 3510
Grace 2S1·94SS ---------L#515863 846·613 0 Freo Estimate. Ref's. Spllt Second Moving ---------• J ohn Doran MHonry Michael 758•1440 LAWN CARE Great Work! Prof Movers! 24Hr Srv PET llliMllMlllMllliillllillliM!jlll Del Mor Cle anin g Co Brick•Stono•Block Low S Wkly lwn svc, 70ay1Sr 01HITl178452 •AU.REPAIRS
A to Z HANDYMAN
ltiSTl\LL Rf f,\C[ C~BINETS
Kitchens. lJ.lths doors
w1r do"''> Doug 54G-7256
Affordable Carpentry
C.11>1 iC!IS f c,tm1ca·K1t
l381tlS CrONn Mi.lld11'J
R•I I Leo 845-8759
CARPENTRY•Wlndows
Ooo•s • Wood F'encos
PET PROOFIN G
Lir 26 I 581 • Call Bob
249·8323 Pg 312-0026
QUALITY CRAFTSMAN
Custom cabinots 'crown
mold1ng1rne1marbletM1sc
repa11s Ch.irlea 557·7684
Dy Alon S. Lewis Lg/Sm Jbs•Ropalrs ok FENCES QUALITY CRAFTSMAN cln-upltrlm/sprinklers 4 32·9123 /P-346-5850 SERVICES 3870 • R.EMOOEl.
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