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Home My WebLink About1997-06-10 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Looking back on Costa Mesas girls THE VERDICT Great Depression leaves a Lasting impression PAGE 3 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 If I were queen, I'd give this couple the crown I don't know the owners of the horse that beat Bob and Bev- erly Lewis' Silver Charm in his bid for the Triple Crown. But I'm confident the Newport Beach couple would beat anybody if there were a trophy for down-to- earth sweetness. The Lewises deserved to have a horse go down in the record books as the 12th ever to win the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes. They lost that chance when Silver Charm lost to Touch Gold by three quarters of a length at New York's Belmont Park on Saturday. Hoops game gets ugly • 66-year-old woman is trampled in brawl at youth basketball championship. . By Christopher _Goffard, Daily Ptlot COSTA ~1ESA -An angry mob trampled a 66-year-old lady and a referee came to blows Wllh a coach after the Santa Ana Ldk- ers lost to the Costa Mesa Somes in a youth league chdmpionslup basketball game Sunday at C'osta Mesa H.!gh School. Though reports conflict about who threw the first punch, partici- pants agree the tension Oared dur- ing the game when referee Ralael Marquetti, 34, restrained 12-year- old player Marcus Bordedux when the boy clashed w1th another pldy- er over a rebound. Around 5 p .m , alter the Santa Ana team lost the game, Susan Bordeaux, 39, the boy's mothN, went to Marquetti and d emanded an apology for having touched her son, witnesses said. The referee refused an apolocn but agreed to 91ve Bordeaux tu-. name. Then Derek Bordeaux, 20, the Lakers' coach -who happens to be Susan's son and the player's older brother -entered the scene, angry about the perceived mistreab'nent of his brother. Marquetti clauned Derek Bor- deaux swung first. Susan Bor- deaux, who said she was standing between the two men, clauned Marquetti swung first. However it happened, Mar- quetti fell to the floor, and a mob of angry parents swarmed down from the stands onto the baske t- ball court. Marquetti remembered being kicked but sustained no serious injuries. League officials broke up the melee. Police say independent wit- nesses corroborate the claim that Bordeaux threw the first pwich. In the rush, Georgia Perteet of Santa Ana -who is Susan Bor- deaux's mother -was knocked onto the ground, where someone fell on her leg, police said. Perteet was treated at Hoag Hospital for her injuries and released. • SEE FIGHT PAGE 4 Just a samphng of their nice- ness: I called them the morning of the big race, and they said they couldn't get together to talk. Go figure -they were guiding an entourage of 110 people while fielding calls from national media on possibly one of the biggest days in horse racing . But I showed up at thell' hotel anyway. Kind of obnoxious, I thought -but that's my job. Beverly's response? "Oh, how nice of you lo come." She seemed to actually mean that. Bob's response? "Come to our party he re after the race -win, '.'\ \ l I I I \ \ I ( ) '" jennifer armstrong lose or draw." Thal could explain why they had 110 friends to bring with them lo New York for four ddys at a cushy Long island hotel with parties and Broadway shows All paid for by the Lido Isle couple who are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary this year, have three perfectly successful and attractive children and run a respectable beer distributorship in Pomona. And on top of all that, they've become nationwide media dar- lings in the run for the Triple Crown. instead of being irritated I by reporters' bddgenng, Bob says, "l don't rrund the questJons -they're all good " I When they l~st, they !>unply complimented the winnmg horse At the post-race part)-, they were I trymg to cheer others up about the loss. They we re offering me (ood after I gnlled them one I more rune on exactly how 1l felt to see the one thing in the world they didn't have -plus a $5 mil- l lion bonus -shp awa)-m less than three rrunules. When I explained all this to my boyfnend and menttonec\ 1 how bummed I was lhdl they BR A._. r 1BlJ...,A .:. PIL(I~ Parlsa Savadkouhi holds a photograph of her daughter, Sanam, who ls living in an orphanage in Iran, ill with a cyst on her brain. So away P drisa Savaclkouhi walks down the street of her Cos- ta Mesa neighborhood and sees a mother Parents hold silent auction to pay for ailing hometown of Tehran, lran She wa5 well on her Wd) to nldkmg all of her dreams come true ~"aa:::t~r~~!;e tear .... ~~~.Qht~~ .t.o .~?~~ .h:ere Sa\ adkouhJ dfld Sanam's father planntid to bu} d home and CJlVI:' their daugh- ter en>ryth.mg they escapes from her eye, and she quickly wipes it away as the pair from Iran for treatment passes by. Something lS missing in Savadkoulu's We and heart. Something that can't be fixed by a doctor or repaired by her husband. The> one thing that can heal her pain is to hold her 6- year-old daughter, Sanam, in her arms Parisa and Bob Savadkouhi are holding a silent duction to raise the necessary funds to bring Sanam from lran to Amen ca to receive medical treatment. never had dS childrPn •My husband dt>\ eloped d mentdl tllnes~. and 1t was the begmmng of the> encl ot our marriage," Scwadkoulu Sd1d m d hed\'\ accent The couple dl\orced after a \ed.f of mamage. Sanam appeared to be a ht•ctlthv LttUe girl, expenencmg all the JOYS of chtldhoocl But dJl annual checkup suggested otherwu C' "The doctor took an X-tay of nt} ddugh- ------- • By Sarah O'Rourke • "My daughter is so far away, and 1 fall asleep every night wondering if she 1s doing well," said Savadkouhi, 31. Six years ago, Savadkouhi gave birth to her daughter m her 1 ter and saw a cyst on the nght side of her brain,· Savadkouh1 said "It was abo • SEE AUCTION PAGE 4 A KNIGHT TO REMEMBER Like other area high schools, Newport Harbor parents are bustling to finish work on their medieval-themed grad night By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot After a year of preparation and a week and a half more of construCUOO. Newport Harbor High School parents are getting c10le to ftnilhlng the mecu.va1 ambience for the IChool'I ·aract Knigbta w Maklml Pelre .• o..lgnl.ng, mDltruc:ttD9 eDd pemting prapl, Ngel and walls tn a mnall. ~ ID Santa ADA. eacb ~~ puent bu .pent nery Wylwday and Saturday Dee~ tuin· ·1 do it to meet other par- ents," aid B tsy Mosier, a Newport Harbor parent and grad night volunteer "It's really fun making somethlng out of throw-away matenals." Led by three parents -Ann ObeJi, Judy Bauer and Teresa Pomeroy -the all-night ldlool nent wW take place tn New· port Harbor .. two gyms and C'OWtyerd. Approxunately $35 000 wu raised and ap nt to decorate •SEE GRAD NIGHT PAGE 4 lost , he offered this consolation. "At least you hd\ (' d good story Plenty of dramd It didn't make me feel much better. but tl got me Uu.nklng of \\hat could han• happened to redlly mdke 1t d good story A few 1deciS • The Lew1ses ... how up at the news con1erence. Beverly Wlth d coffee slam on hN suit d1ld Bob w1th lus hat.r mussed cllld glasses crooked As lf tndl weren t shock- mg enou~Jh, they break down and stdrt yelling at the 100 reporters. • SEE NOTEBOOK PAGE 4 Tnne to move the Fish Fry parade? •Council members discuss new site, dnd whether they should fund the event next year. By Susan Deemer, Dai/1 P1/or COST.\ l\lESA -Ctl\' Cour1Cll members que~t1oned dunng bud- get d1sc11ss1ons l\tonddy how much the\ wdnl to spend on nc·xt year's dnnual Lions Club Fish Fry Cdrruvdl dnd Pdrdd<: dnd Sdld U1ey pldn to encouragP. orgdmJN~ to con<,1der relocdtmq thl' e\·ent in the future "The\' ve l'wen over there> dt Lions Park for ..,uch d lonq lulw, they are not lookmg dt ho\\.-bHJ 1t.., dll grown '>did Counrtlwomctn Heathe1 Somer<. who suqgestf'd the mo\ e Th£'\ could proh«h ' make more monPY at thl' 10rdntlt' Count)) Fdirgrounds " SomNs said the cit\ nPed<, tu dddress the nppd.., ot the entm community. adchnq thdt the evc>nt calls for a hrqqer '1te bl'tlt>r pctrk- mg and d more trdfhc-lnendh" parade route The council dbo d1'cus'ied '" hether the cit\ 1~ ohhoated to pay $2:, h00 m lee., rd cked up from police dncl support sef\,ces for the Cdrru\·al dfld pardde this year But council member; did they wtll dbtdt• b\' their dens1on 111 to.larch to pd\ $17 700 l.I1 Clty fees L1011c; Cluh mc>mh<>r" had lil.1- llal.ly requc'stecl the at)-contnbute more than $3(1 000 for the event, but CJt) olhoab "ugqC'.,ted the)- se>ek pm ate -;ponson. to mdke C'nds m<'l'l Cit) ofhc1db dlso d1 cus ed \\.d)'S to cut bdck on money spent on the city's Drug Abuse Resis- tance Eciucallon proqram by U'>IIl9 rC'luecl or re~n l~ police officers tn<,teacl of regular sworn pol.lee othcer., Another sugges- t10n WdS to cul hack penals and key chcllfls gwen to students. A community meeting to dis- cuss the budget will \)(>held at 6;30 p m June> 11 m conference room 1 A at C'11.V Hall, 77 Fair Dnve. r----------~-----, l\lll-'\ CLASSIFIED ..••• • •••••• 7 POLICE FILES ...•••••.•• 2 PUBLIC NOTJCES •••••••• 6 THE VERDICT ••...•••. .3 \\I \1111 1\ I • TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1997 CITY IDITO_I No more middle schools 1J School trustees told to tick to original plan of using Davis Adult Educa- tion Center as an elemen- tary school. By M ichelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -The school district doesn't need any more middle schools, and using :)avis Adult Education Center for 1 middle school instead of an ele- :nentary would only prolong the eventual opening of another ele- mentary. S7M2JJ SLUGGER That was the message Super- ~ntendent Mac Bernd sent trustees in a memo late Monday iltemoon to prepare them for vot- _ng at tonight's meeting on the boundary changes that would result from reopening Rea Com- munity Center and Davis as ele- mentary schools for next school year. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Mariner's Elementary student Hoang Vu takes a big league swing during a physical edu- cation class Monday afternoon. Trustees unanimously voted May 27 to reopen the sites as ele- 111entaries, but many parents turned out at community meet- ~gs last Thursday to express their desire to have new middle schools instead. Some trustees have said they will consider the idea. In lus report, Bernd responded to racial, boundary and other issues parents raised at the meet- ings. Newport may have extra cash in 1997-98 budget The biggest changes in stu- dent body ethnicity under the dis- trict plan would be at Killybrooke and Sonora elementaries. The percentage of white students at Killybrooke would increase from 42% to 54%, while the number of Latino students would decrease from 39% to 31 %. At Sonora, white students would decrease from 31 % to 22%, and Latino students would increase from 42% to 51 %. Using Davis as a middle school would not be a pennanent solu- tion to keeping boundaries intact or avoiding "white flight" because, eventually, Presidio would need to be opened as an elementary, Bernd wrote. "ln addition, the district would have reopened two schools, Davis and Presidio, when it only needs one," according to the report. Opening Davis as a middle school would also cost more: $750,000 in annual costs com- pared to $300,000 in annual costs for an elementary. Newport-Mesa students DARE to graduate A fair will be held today at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to hon- or tlus year's graduates of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education pro- gram. The fru.r, hosted by the Costa Mesa and Newport Beach police departments and the Newport- Mesa Unified School District, will feature games, booths, a rock 'n' roll band comprising police offi- cers, and free food. About 2,000 fifth-and sixth- graders from the Newport-Mesa school district who successfully completed DARE this year are • City Manager Kevin Murphy suggests putting the estimated $500,000 excess in reserves. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City officials may likely have $500,000 more than expected to work with as they hammer out a 1997-98 budget over the next few weeks. At a budget study session Monday, City Manager Kevin Murphy told council members the property and sales taxes are coming in larger amounts than projected. And council and staff mem- bers threw out plenty of ideas about how to use that extra cash. Murphy suggested dumping "We'll be in a position to really make some policy decisions .. . " -COUNCILWOMAN NORMA GLOVER • all or most of it into the reserve funds. Those accounts took sev- eral big bits in the early '90s, including sexual harassment settlements and payments to the family of police officer Bob Henry, who was killed on the job. Coundl members could also elect to sink part of that extra money into any of several sup- plemental requests, or wish-list items that didn't make it into briefly in the news expected to participate. Newport Beach police DARE officer Tom Monarch, who coordi- nated the event, said 100 commu- nity vohmteers donated their tnne to make it possible. He said the food was donated by the Hyatt Newporter Hotel. "It's quite an event," Monarch said. "When you plan something for 2,000 kids, it just takes a lot of commitment from a lot of volun- teers.• - Christopher Goffard Watches stolen from parked car Watches worth $57 ,000 were stolen Thursday from the trunk of a car parked outside South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa police said. David Marold, 48, of Dallas, parked bis car outside a depart- ment store around 12:45 p.m. and returned about 2:30 p.m. to find a car window smashed and watch- es missing from his trunk, said Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith. Smith said Marold might have been transporting the watches or selling them. •It's a risky business," Smith said. Woman robbed outside her home A Costa Mesa woman was robbed outside her home Friday the preliminary budget. •we'll be in a position to really make some policy deci- sions," said Councilwoman Norma Glover, who chairs the finance committee. "Some of the supplemental items may be a little more sexy, while some of the reserves aren't. But they add some stability to the city." Among some of the pouibill- ties for the extra funds: • Maintenance of street lighting. • Disaster preparedness. • A separate fund for future Back Bay dredging. • Ughting in the Oasis senior center parking lot. • Doggie walk-bag dis- pensers throughout the dty. • An oxygen mask for police officers to use in case of an evacuation emergency at the city jail. morning by a thief who made off with her gold ring and a bracelet, police said. At 1:30 a.m. Elizabeth Rodriguez, 39, was stepping out of her car in the 300 block of 17th Place when a man grabbed her from behind and demanded mon- ey, said Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith. Rodriguez refused, and the man pulled the jewelry off her, but he was apparently scared away when he saw other people approaching, Smith said. The thief is described as a Latino with gray-white hair and about 6 foot, 3 inches, Smith said. -Christopher Goffard READERS HQJUNE 642-6086 Mesa, CA 92626. 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By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -How do you transform a Red Llon hotel into a Doubletree Hotel? Remove all the little red lion heads, plant a cou- ple of ficus trees in the courtyard and serve guests signature choco- late chip cookies and milk. "Everyone, every day. gets their cookies as they check in," said Emmett Steed, 'Doubletree general manager. "We have cookie warmers at the front desk so the cookies are warm as guests arrive." Although the $1.2 billion merger between Doubletree Hotels Corp. and Red Llon Hotels Inc. was finalized in November, the official name change and opening festivities with city offi- cials took place Monday. A total of 56 hotels were, purchased by the national company. Doubletree Hotels Corp. has more than 240 hotels, about 57,000 rooms in 39 states as well as the District of Columbia, Mex- ico and the Caribbean. Additionally, the 10-year-old hotel is undergoing a $2.4 million renovation that will include upgrading guest rooms, its 27 ,000-square-foot meeting and convention space, resurfacing the pool and Jacuzzi and installing a MWe are hoping to be able to attract East Coast and intemationctl travel- ers that may not have recognized the Red Uon name ... " -EMMITT STEED • voice mail system. There is also complementary shuttle service to and from John Wayne/Orange County Airport and South Coast Plaza shopping center. Guest rooms will have an extra telephone and a larger desk and work space area, as well as new curtains, carpeting and wall cov- ering. Also booth seating in the Atrium Cafe will be reuphol- stered and wood work and wall covering in a portion of the lobby area will be upgraded. ·We are hoping to be able to attract East Coast and interna- tional travelers that may not have recognized the Red Llon name,• Steed said. Steed believes the renovations may bring the hotel another star on the Mobile Oil hotel rating sys- tem and another diamond on the triple-A rating system. As part of its opening celebra- tion, the hotel will offer reduced rates at most Doubletree hotels between June 8 and July 11. wish of the week • SCHOOL: Estancia High School • ADDRESS: 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa • PRINOPAL: Peggy Anatol • WISH: A liquid crystal dis- play computer projector for the computer lab, new sports COSTA MESA and band uniforms and office furniture and supplies • NEEDS: Office tables, chairs, bookcases and copy paper and money for the projector, fees for academic competition and uniforms •BTO HELP: Call the school at 760-3410 • Bay Str.et: Someone smashed the window of a car parked in the 300 block and ransacked the glove compartment but stole nothing. • Bristol Street: A cellular phone, wallet and credit cards worth S286 were stolen from a car parked in the 3100 block. The window was pried open. • Hlll't»or Boulevwd: A purse containing S35 was stolen from an unattended shopping cart in a store In the 3000 block. • l'tnea-.lc Drive: A cellular phone and rollerblades worth S650 were stolen from a car parked in the 2800 block. The window was pried open. • Fairview Road: Two six-packs of beer worth S25.98 were stolen by a shoplifter from a convenience store in the 2200 block. NEWPORT BEAOt • cambria Drive: Someone did S 150 worth of damage by throwing a plastic trash can at a car parked in the 10 block. • 16th Str.et: Camera equipment. jewelry and other property worth S3 286 was stolen from a home in the 1800 block. There was no sign of forced ~ntry. • Jamboree RoMI: A lap-top computer worth S6,377 was stolen from a busi· ness in the 4300 block. There wa.s no sign of forced entry. • Irvine Avenue: Jewelry and change of undetermined value were stolen froni a home in the 900 block. There wa.s no sign of forced entry. • 62nd Str.et: A portable TV/radio worth S 150 was stolen from the bath· room counter of a home in the 300 block. "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" All Types of Window Treatments • Valance1 6 Cornice Boxe1 •Roman Sh11Je1 • 'Blinth • Verticllls • Shutter1 • BetispreaJ.s Co•pli11U11Ury Co1U11lt11tion ;,. Yo•r Ho•• Newpon Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Not much is more depressing than the Great Depression T he Great Depression was a dreary time. Paint every- thing gray. There was an attitude of utter hopelessness. We have all seen those grainy black and white news pictures of endless soup lines in large eastern cities. I have always wondered why there were no women in those lines. Didn't women get hungry, too? Balboa, being a honkytonk resort, was spared much of the visible horror of the Depression. We had no soup lines, no hag- gard men selling apples on the comers. Nobody jumped on your running board at the stop signal and wiped your wind- shield for a nickel or dime. It happened in Los Angeles but not here. The merchants of the town got along pretty well, at least until the NRA, the National Recovery Administration that regulated fair business prac- tices, came into existence. robe rt gardner he went to the bathroom The buried man was in a deep vault in the vacant lot next to Lugo's plumbing shop. You were supposed to look down at him and throw him some money. Again, l never saw ariyone throw him any money, and again, I wondered how he went to the bathroom. The marathon dances were held at the Pavilion, which had fallen on hard times after the new Rendezvous opened in 1928. Before that, the Pavilion and the old Rendezvous, located where the Balboa Theatre stands - today, had a lively competition. l went there a couple of times JUSt to see what it was all about. Several couples were entered. They had been dancing for days a nd days, weeks and weeks, for all I know. They danced 24 hours a day with short breaks to go to the bathroom. At least they had this much advantage of the man on the fiag pole and the buried man, but the dancers were pitiful, haggard beyond description, just tottering around ih the last stages of exhaustion. I guess they just staggered around until they collapsed, and the last couple on the floor won. The man on the flag pole and the buried man had some enter- tainment value. You had to be a sadist to en1oy those poor crea- tures staggering around the dance floor. But that was the Depression. It is small wonder that those of us who went through it consider it was the event that had the most lasting impression on our Lives. May'it never come again. • ROBERT GARDNER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar His column runs on Tuesdays. The Newport-Mesa Uruf1ed School District trustees will meet at 5:30 p.m. today dt the Harper Commuruty Center, 425 E 18th : St., Costa Mesa. to cliscuss and · vote on the following items: • Instructional time waiver requests for clistrict schools for the 1997-98 school year. • Addition of architectural drafting and design, advdncement via individual determination, his- tory and culture of Pacific Rim countries dlld painting to the clis- trict's High School Course of Srudy I • Adopllon of Mdrcourt Brace's "Signatures" readmg senes as the lcrnguage arts cumculum for clls- tnct kindergarten through stxth- graders. • Adopllon of bustness, math, saence, s0C1ctl science crnd English texts for mdJ vtdudl high school classes • Adoption of boundary changes for the reoperunq of Rea Community Center dnd Davis Adult Educdtton Center.. dS ele- mentary schools for the 19CJ7-98 school year. · • Further budget reducllon lo reach the bottrd's origmdl goal of $3.8 nullion. Trustees are $813,682 short of thdt goal to pdy for district salary increases. • Approval of the ctistrict's Health Curriculum Guide • lncrt'dSt' 10 annual school bus That agency spawned from the New Deal wiped out my most consistent employe~. the Green Dragon restaurant. We waiters and countermen were happy with 70-hour weeks and 35 cents an hour, and at those rates, the place made money. Then the National Recovery Administration proclaimed that the boss had to pay us 50 cents an hour for a 40-bour week. This was supposed to increase employment. Actually, the place had to close. So much for a managed economy. l '\I l\1111-1)( 0'\Sl 11 \I Ill'\ fil "''"'<alb 3'd '""~'"'"'on""" ~half Document\ m 1~11e<l for Im:· Rciam " Shop. Compare. House Of Im~ Despite that, Newport Beach escaped most of the trauma of ·lbe Depression because no mat- ter what the state of the econo- my, people are going to drink and gamble, and that's what we featured -illegal dnnking and illegal gambling. We also had ane of the most popular ball- rooms in Southern California, and no matter what the econo- my people are going to dance. However, we had three visible tokens of the Depression -the man on the flag pole, the buried man, and the marathon darices. A flag wle was erected betweerltfte Balboa Pavilion and I. Wiener's candy store. A man sat at the top of that flag pole 24 hours a day hoping someone would put money in a bucket he could haul up on a long line. I never saw anyone put money in that bucket and wondered how he lasted the .summer. I also wondered bow RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY WWt Yew Dellr C.V•s M«tl I 922 HillOl llVD •. COSTA MESA · S41· 1 IS6 ~Cl..AIEs NowFOlming Kids/Adulta call WllllR an a11ome~ for 1he t'nlm: \ear lor uni~ S90 ~ United Legal Pro,idt" 1·888-4814-LA\\' I " Zanella on the agenda fees by 20'~u (Example $150 annual bus fee for 1996-97 to $180 for 1997-98) • Annual memberstup fee of $1,659 for the CalJ.forrua School Boards Assoaation • Annual Education Legal Alliance fee of $1,532 for a CalUor- n.ia School Boards Assoaation ser- vice that follows 1Ssues in the courts that affect education • A resolution requestmg d donation hne on water bills from the Mesa Consolidated Water Dis- trict that would glVe water dlstnct patrons an option to donate fund'> to Costa Mesa and Estanetd h1qh schools. • A request for f undlng under the SDE-100 Consolidated Appb- cation for speoal programs for !un- ited-English speaking studc•nls, clisadvantaged students tlnd othf'f students '41ith special needs •A contract with B10-Acoust1< al TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1997 Q Engineenng Corp. to proVlde VlSlOn screerung for kindergarten, second, filth <tnd eighth grades. • A pdrtnerstup with Fanuly Care Centers Medical Group, Inc. to proVlde pre-and post-employ- ment med1cdl seTVlces • Approval of adult education course~ for the fall/wmter 1997 semester • lJe>legdllon of authonty to contrdct, d uthonze purchase orders. btd dnd lay off personnel to Supenntendent Mac Bernd, • dSs1:;tant supennte ndenl!> and executive c:ilrector of fdcilities and opC'Tdt10ns from June 25 to Aug 11 whPn the '>rhool board will not me<•t • AcceptdnrP of resignal.Ion of II\:<' lPdC hf·r., and 11\'e classified em pl<>) E.•f'" • Appmnt111Pnl c1nd reass1gn- nwn1 ot l\Pnrl\ 50 classified ('Ill plo\ f'I "• ENDURING • Most Stam Proof • Most Crush Resistant $Most Durable 99 SQ. YD. • l/1111•' /..,,.•I l'ri1 •·• • llt•llrr 111/11.-$ /111111 11" "'" "' (J,,,,,:.., I """" i11rl111/i11f( llu1111 f111mt 11, /,,, ''' ( m1111nri~o11" 629 Termma Way :20 • Costa Mesa 722-0420 Open Mon ·Fr. 9-5 •Smee 1974 . J .. .. 'I TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1997 AUCTION CONTINUED FROM 1 ·•llt>rtmg her left d.nn movement· Sd.JldID was ldter diagnosed .. 11h sduzencephdly, a term used 1u descnbe grdy matter tined in the .ol)(>s of the brdlil Symptoms of the ' h-.order mclude seizures, develop- 1wntal and motor delay, blindness .1ml the possibility of beconung 1•pll epllc or severely retarded \ Sc hv.encephaly LS not fatal but tJ 101 tredted the results dfe perma- " 111 l·or SdVddkouh1, money was 111111rd, and the expens1ve med.J.cal . , ,-.i.... Ll1 Iran were too much for her o ,dlord. She began to dream of \1111 •ncd, where her stster lived 11 the opporturubes of nwdtcal ,r • wledge could help her dlting I 1 .qhter lr1 IY95, Sd\ddkoulu mdde the , t cWhcult ch01cP m her We· to 1 ,. lrc111 dncl come to Amened I thought thdl 1t would take me 1 11lc• '"hlle to 'idVC money dI1d 1111q 111) clduqhter over here to get ,• Sd\dclkouh1 sdld. ··1 lived • .' 1 my s1stN m North Cdrolmd ',1 then mov<'d to CaWorrua." -.. nc1dkouhJ l<.>11 Sandffi, then 4, , 1 h(c•f pc1r1'nh A year later, ' .idkouhi\ fcJlh<>r took ill, and c ou.lcl no lonq01 cd1 e for the I , d So, Sdndm wds plc1ced in dil 111<111 orphc1n<1CJ<' c1 I cir cry from 1• p t( turt'-pt•rlc•c t lilt' Sdvddkouh1 " .. nv1.s101wd IOI hN dciughtf'f I hdd no mon~y to go bc1ck to 'nth. I c maid nut work bf"'ccJusc' h It •t 11110 Anwnc d on d v1!'i1tor\ Sci\ r1dkouh1 sc11d. "It wc1s d 111tcl<'f to <J<'I m\' cldUCJhter bc1ck , mto my aims than I thought.• Throughout her two-year effort to send for Sanam, her second hus- band has been a tremendous sup- port. ·we met through a mutual fnend, and I was taking care ol his mother,• Savadkouhi said. "Then we got married a year later. He has been a large support for me.· Bob Savadkouhi, who for a time owned an art gallery in Newport Beach, said he considers Sanam his own daughter, even though he has never met the child. "I just want to raise money to bring my wife's child back to her," Bob Savadkouhi said. "She is so sad -she needs her daughter." When his own gallery closed, Savadkouhi still had unsold mer- chandise that needed to be unloaded. The Savadkouhis decid· ed to hold a silent auction with pro- ceeds from the remaining mer- chandise to be used to get Sanam to America. "I knew Bob from business and felt that this was a way I could help tus family out," said George Arena, owner of Pure Frarrung JJl Costa Mesa where the auction is being held "It is a sad situation and I hope the auction works for them." The auction has been taking place since May 25 and will end J une 14. All of the proceeds from the auction will go to help Parisa Savadkouhi visit Iran and bring her daughter to America for med- ical treatment. The estimated cost is $4,500. "I just want to see my daughte r healthy and get her better," Savad- kouhi said . "She means the world tome." For mformabon, call 722-8644. l'".ll\ Pt<;O,) "") ''"'' ··•)fllfl /Ill 'f)\fl f Jll(IJCI! L g5z iS3Jl~d ~mo :>IJ3HJ 3NIHJ\fW ~NIM3S ANV Ana noA 3ijQ:;j38 ttlDI Aqoq :~o~ ~3W30 03Zl~OHlnV Sll3 0ll3S JSl SaNIH::>VW O.NIA\3S ~socia.te• .. ~~FS Now Forming Cost Effective • ·Legal Solutions Kids/ Adults call 714/122-6671 for info WEBER ~ CHESS FIGHT CONTINUED FROM 1 •1t seemed like everybody in the place jumped in,· Susan Bor- deaux said. "I don't know where they all came from. It was like a big brawl.• Police said none of the partici- pants has decided to press charges. "I guess I'm not a vengeful NOTEBOOK CONTINUED FROM 1 "Quit asking all these stupid questions! It feels pretty crappy to lose, espeaally to such a second- rate horse and jockey. We suspect sabotage." • The Lewises sell all their horses to the glue factory, blow all the proceeds b etting on long shots against Touch Gold. They then change their names to some- thing that doesn't start with B, guy,· said Marquetti, adding he was not afraid during the mob- bing. •t have no anger in me.• Monsser "Mo• Rezkalah, who founded the 230-player Costa Mesa Basketball Club, which takes boys and girls aged 10 to 16, said he worried the fight would damage the league's image. "Tempers Oared up,• he said. "It happens in the pros, it happens in pickup games in the park. For a season that had been going really good, it's a shame." which forces them to throw out all their monogrammed belongings. Even with those tempting pos- sibilities out .the re, I still know which outcome I -and I suspect most of the journalists covering the race -would pick, give n a choice. I wish they'd gotten what they deserved, one more perfect thing to add to their picture-perfect lives to make us all even more envious of them. 1 wish they'd won. • JENNIFER ARMSTRONG covers New· port Beach for the Daily Pilot. SINCE SABATINO'S 1864 Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. FLAVORFUL & DELIClOUS L UNCHES D INNER • SUNDAY BRUNCH Unique wine room & dining rooms available for group business meetings and pri\•a/e fimction.f CATERING FOR ALL EVENTS Full gourmet Italian cooking including f"1Sb specials apd many homemade favorites Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince (714) 723-0621 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please Call For Rae"atiom and Dlrectk>a1 GRAD NIGHT CONTINUED FROM 1 and construct the medieval facade. Money was raised during d parent party in February and through other donations from businesses and community orga- nizations. Every day until graduation the parents will be working five-to 10-hour days adding fine touches, and making sure the special props are kept secret from the students. "It's exciting. The students are looking forward to the surprise," said Bauer, who added that the parents of junii rs are already preparing for next year's grad night. Doors will be open for the par- Ncwpon Be.ch/Costa Mesa Daily PiJoc ty from 8 to 9 p.m . on June 18 and the students will not leave until 4 a.m. the next day. Llve entertainment, food and prizes will be available for the graduating class and the students are encouraged to dress up in. medieval attire . Grad night committee mem- bers hope about 95~ of the approximate 335 seruors will attend the all-night event. One hundred and twenty par- ents -although not parents of seniors -and faculty will man the event in two shifts. . "The No. 1 reason (for having grad night) is t~ k~ep the ki.ds sate on graduation, Bauer said. "It's the last time the senior class will all be together." There will be an open house from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. on June 18 for those interested in viewing the medieval facade. 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Mesa High girls ~leyball ~ UJ(J,$ ranW in the ClF Ill-A 10,, I 0 all easoo-lhng, finishing 0-16 0t1~rall 0-10 in the Pacific Coast leagtw. SEEIELOW TUISDAY, JUNE 10, 1997 Mother-daughter tennis tandem from Costa Mesa makes a sparkling debut at USTA indoor nationals. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. -Costa Mesa residents Dorsey and Audra Adams finished sixth among 19 teams a t the 12th annual United States Tennis A!>sociation National Mother- Daughter Indoor Championships, completed Sunday at the Moun- tain Park Racquet Club. Making their first nationals appearance, the tandem lost in three sets in the consolation title match, after dropping a third-set tie-break in the championship q1:1arterfinals lo Penny and Melis- sa Thomas, 6-4, 6-7, 7-6 (7-4). MBoth our losses were about as clpse as you coula get," said Dprsey, 39, who noted she and Audra, a 15-year-old Newport H'.arbor High freshman, were the yc)ungest entry, by far. : M Audra played beautifully and I thought I played well, so I told AUdra I didn't know what more w'e could have done," said Dprsey, who along with doubles partner Lisa Sigaty is ranked No. 1 m the Southern California Ten- nis Association women's 35s dou- bles. "The good news is, Audra (a deubles standout on Harbor's ClF Southern Section Division I final- ist last fall) is improving dramati- c<?-lly and probably will improve every year. (She is ranked No. 55 in' the Southern Califorrua Tenrus Association 14s.) MWe found out we're the y~ungest team, by far, with the next youngest around ages 20 aod 50, so next year could be dif- ferent." · The Adarnses, who qualified far the event by win.rung a South- etn California sectional tourna- m;ent in May, defeated teams from Arizona, Oregon and Wash- in'.gton at the three-day event, just outside Portland. lWo locals vie in all-star golf ~ Newport's Shapiro, Estancia's Perry bolster South squad; duel is at Newport Beach CC today. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -New- p<>rt Harbor High senior Justin Shapiro arid Estancia High senior Jeff Perry will compete on the eight-member South squad in today's annual Orange County All-Star Golf Match, which tees off at 1 :30 p.m . at the Newport Beach Country Club. Shapiro, who tied for sixth in the CIF Southern Section individ- ual championships and was 20th in the state tournament, is a four- year letterman and team captain for Coach Jim Warren's Sailors. . Perry, also a four-year stand- oQt, qualified for the Southern Section individual champi- onships this spring. The 18-bole match pits top ~niors from the South against tl'Je North, with scoring similar to that used in Ryder Cup competi- tion. : The lineup of South Coach Bt>b Minier of Mission Viejo also includes Nick Fritz from Santa Margarita, Kevin Osborn from Dana Hills, Geoff Cohn and A;dam Hamberian from Villa Pprk, John Chappell from El Toro and Bob Sauer from Mission ~ejo. • . • . . DEEP SE A MoNDAY'S COUNTS .,..,_,.. Locker -6 boats, 2 t9 anglen. 31 albacore, 1 white sea blss. 47 yellowtall, 285 bonito, 312 barracuda. 71 c.allco bass. 3U sand~ 21 sculpln, 3 halibut. 3f'Ndterel. *"'°""~.a boats. 2Sl ~ 31 albacore, 68 yellowtall, l J4 bonito. 151 tMrnlcuda. 205 c.ellco bass. 48 ~ ha. 7 halibut. 4 rodcflsh. 19 Scutpln. 120 mectctf'tl. SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 574-4223 • North All-Stars put away the South , 5-1 i Newport Harbor's Joe Urban sparkles at first base , but watches called third strike go by on his only appearance at plate Monday night. "He's (Joe Urban) a good .. looklng kid, and he can really swing it... " -SOUTH COACH RON LARUFFA low throw on the backhand, scooped up ariother would-be throwing error to prevent two runs from sconng. With Bolsa Grande's Joe Francisco at the plate with two out and the bases full m the eighth, South catcher Matt Steinau (El Toro) tned to pick off Ryan Brown (Servile) at first base. But the throw was wtld and Urban picked 1t. By Richard Dunn, Datly Pilot Urban, a 5-foot-11, 195-pound infielder headed for Ran- cho Sanbago College, fl.rushed the regular season with 20 lifetime home runs, the Newport-Mesa School D1Strict leader. · To end the filth, Urban helded a grounder off the bat of Richard Martinez (Valenaa) arid took it hunself, then Urban made his trademark spnnt lo the South dugout. ~He's a good-loolung lod, and he can really swing it: South Coach Ron LaRuffa (Fountain Valley) said. ANAHEIM -Based on Joe Urban's career muscle sta- tistics, you can bet that short porch ID center held looked mighty inviting to the Newport Harbor High slugger Mon- day night once he finally arrived at the plate leading off the eighth inning in the 30th annual Orange County All- Star baseball game at La Palma Park's Dee Fee Field. But the 342-foot sign slightly to the left LO center seemed like a nurage to Urban. who saw hve pitches from Seibel: Urban, the only area player to make the South All-Star team, batted 34 7 (99 for 285) m his Newport Harbor career with 67 RBI and the home run record Two fastballs for a 1-1 count, then three consecutive ben- ders, the last with a 2-2 count. "What a hack, huh?" Urban jokingly said of his only at- bat, in which he was caught watching a nasty curveball for strike three against North left-hander Phil Seibel (Cypress), who earned a save Wlth two perfect innings in the host North's 5-1 victory over the South. "He froze me," said Urban, who entered the all-star game in the bottom of the hfth at first base, where he made two superb digs, including one with the bases loaded ID the eighth. Urban, who saved South shortstop Luis Santos (Hunt- ington Beach) from an error m the filth when he picked a Canyon's Jeff Leuenberger led the North \"lith a two- run home run in the Uurd mrung, a bomb to center field, and was voted the game's MVP by a panel of five sports- writers. Esperanza's Tom Nicholson was named the Best Hus- tling Player with three tuts, two runs scored and a stolen base, including sconng from thud on a wild pitch. The South still leads the senes, 16-14 high school sports year-ender OF HOOPS AND BUBBLES Costa Mesa High's girls athletics are on the rise. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Ptlot COSTA ~IESA -While bas- ketball is queen Wllhm the Cos- ta Mesa High girls athletic pro- gram, a groundswell of success ' is bubbling in the Mustangs' pool. That's where Coach Crys- tal Whitmore's girls water polo program, in only its second sea- son of erjstence, joined the perennially playoff-bound hoop squad as the school's only dou- ble-digit winner. Having graduated from a club activity to a CIF Southern Sec- tion-sanctioned winter sport within the last 12 months, a pro- liferation of college scholarships. as well as the school's strong aquatic tradition (four CIF boys polo titles), could all consptre to supplant the orarige leather bas- ketball with the smooth yellow spheroid as the object of future I athletes' devollon Southern Section water polo playoffs are still in the develop- mental stages, howevE:lr. mean- ing Coach Shontel Sherwood's basketball brigade made the Mustangs' lone CIF postseason splash. Basketball, in fact, mdin- tained its supremacy with 17 wins in 28 games, while water polo managed a 12-13 record. But. as a twosome, basketbalJ and water polo combined to more than double the combmed team triumphs collected by Mesa's seven other team sports (18). Yet even with rare collective success, there were plenty of individuals whose talents seized the spotlight throughout the Pacific Coast League, the New- port-Mesa District, Orange County and even the sprawling Southern Section. Senior basketball standout Koo Kim, the Newport-Mesa District Player of the Year, earned All-CIF Southern Section laurels, as well as a trip to the Orange County All-Star Game. Julie Collett, the District Co- Player of the Year in softball, and fellow junior Gegi Van De Walk.- er distinguished themselves in three sports, while seruor Lisa Steele, junior Knsten Chisholm and sophomore Stephanie Lom- bardo were among those pro- jecting their athletic prowess with multiplicity. Senior swimmer Colleen Lund was the school's lone female ledgue champion. Here's a sport-by-sport look at the dlhJellc calendar year: Basketball: Though they mdde lhe1r second straight first- round playoff eXJt, a 66-60 ill-A loss to V1s1tmg Rosary, the Mus- tangs lied Estancia for second place in the PCL, rankmg among U1e top 10 in ClF in their division most of the season. Klln, a 5-foot-6 pomt guMd who scored 1,326 points in her I 06-game, four-year varsity career, WdS a second-team All- CIF pick, after taking top Daily Pilot md1V1duaJ honors among Newport-Mesa District players. Bound for the A.IT Force Acad- emy Preparatory School, with plans to enter the academy and play basketball, Kun averaged 14 3 point!., 5.3 rebounds. 5.1 dss1sts and 3.4 steals, while also proviclmg leadership on and off the floor Semor Chantay Peyton (10.2 ppg) and freshman Ka.Jena Jack- son (7 .1) were second-team all- league choices by the coaches, while seruor Chanel Anderson, iumors Kelly Chapin and Julie Collett. as well as sophomore Evelyn Powers, also played the mdJOrity of the minutes. Sherwood, in her first full sea- son at the helm, watched the team forge an 8-2 start. But, plagued by U1consistency, they won more than two straight only once the rest of the way, includ- ing lossec; II\ three of their last hve contests Water polo: Having relied heavily the1r first season on All- Amencan Kalle Grogan, who broke sconng records as a fresh- md n dt UMass, jumor Cari Howse. a converted basketball player, and sophomore goalie Stepharue Lombardo were the catalysts. en route to first-team All-PCL accolades. Jaime Smith, Amy Devey and Amy Howse were second-learn all-league choices for Whitmore. helpLOg the Mustangs finish 12- 13, including two wins-in a post- season tournament designed to determine an unofficial section champion. Allison Alastuey and Annette Grubisich were also among the consiste nt contributors. Swlmmlng: Lund captured the 100-yard backstroke gold medal for the second straight spnng at league firlals, then fin. 1shed sJ.Xth at ClF Division a I Fmals, establishing a personal record time of 1:01.91 at CIF Pre- Costa Mesa Hlgh's Koo Kim leads the South in the Orange County Girls All-Star Basketball Game, which the South won by virtue of her game-winning free throw with 0:08 remaining. She was dlso Uurd m league and 12th m D1vlS1on II m the 50 freestyle and helped 200 medley and 200 freestyle relay teams including teammates Smith, Alastuey and Lombardo earn berths in ClF consolation finals Lombardo was third m league Ln the 100 breaststroke ( 1 : 13. 72) and fifth in the 200 indivtdual medley (2:31.17). AJastuey was fifth in both the 200 and 500 free events at PCL Finals, then finished l 1th in Division II m the 500 (5:19.45) and 13th m the 200 (a PR of 2:00.09) Wtutmore, in her ftrsl season as head coach, gwded the team to a 2-3 record m league dual meets and a fourth-place finish Track and Held: Van De Walker, who firushed Uurd m league at 800 meters 12 21 .59), capped a bnlliant postseason by finishing fourth m the same event at the CIF Southern Sec- tion Division ill Finals Seruor Ha Dang, who earned Coach John Camey's prruse for four strong years in the program, earned a silver and a bronze medal at PCL Finals m tht> 100 (17 81) and 300 (50 75) hur.dles 1 Tina Sakai rounded out a strong league finals showmg by finishing second LO the ctiscus ( l 06-5). The team finished 2-2-1 m PCL dual meets. Softball: Despite shortstop CoUett's .492 batting average, Lncludmg 20 runs. 13 stolen bases, one homer, three tnples and two doubles, the Mustangs struggled for consistency. finish- ing 6-14, 4-6 LO league The Distnct Player of the Year as a freshman, Collett earned a share of the honor to make the . all-rustnct squad for the ttu.rd strrught year. She was also first- team all-league for the ttu.rd strrught spring. Chisholm, a 1uruor catcher. rut .362 with one homer, 10 runs and 10 steals to jom teammate Kim Damels ( .377 with (our homers and 16 stolen bases) on the all-district squad. It was the second straight selection tor Daruels, a 1uruor outfielder. Pac1ta Vasquez was the pro- gram's fourth coach in three sea- sons Cross Country: Van De Walk- er and sophomore Janue DeNoewer led Coach Joe Busi's squad to a btth-place tuush at league finals, plaang seventh and eighth. respectively Freshman Sarah Cotton (28th), Jackie Nguyen (29th) and Stephanie Landeros (32nd) also scored for the Mustangs, who earned the1r lone PCL dual-meet victory over Laguna Beach. Soccer: Coach Dan Johnston conllnuaJly praised his team's effort, but the l\1ustangs fimshed 4-14-1 , 1-8-0 in league Steele earned second-team all-league recognjtion, while Liz Powell, Candace Nicholson and Van De Wd.lker were afforded honorable menbon Margaret Landeros also played well in goal Tennis: Chisholm and Steele spearheaded I\ 1esa boys coach Hillery Royer's LIUbaJ season at the 91.J'ls helm But despite \\1111rung 3 ot 7 nonleague matches, the 'Slangs went wmless m league for the third straight campaign. Volleyball: Despite being ranked Ln the CIF Southern Sec- Uon m-A coaches poll all season, Coach Dave Sorrells' inexperi- enced squad finished 0-16, 0-10 m league, extending its losing streak to 26 matches. Collett, a 5-10 nuddle blocker and the team's lone returrung starter, received honorable men- tion m all-league votmg, as d.Jd Chapin, 8 5-7 outside hitter Sorrells, whose passionate efforts for two seasons failed to produce the turnaround he'd hoped for. resigned. allowmg Yvette Ybarra to assume control for next season • Basketball star Koo Kim provided many highlight STAR GAZING :c07 c9::~\~o~~-~:r~~ All-Newport-Mesa D1s- sightings during her four- year career at Costa Mesa. By Barry Faulkner, Datly Pilot COSTA MESA Koo Kim must have s n plenty of Pete Maravich highlight re ls, or, at least, a healthy sampling of Harlem Globetrotter hiJU\X. Such ~peculation would easily explain the decorated four·year Cooo Me a High girls basket· boll tondout' rourt creativity. How v r, 1t wasn't until freed from th fundamentally truc- tured param t n. of the Mus- tang 'program that h w able to author what may have been her most awe-inspiring act. The setting was the Apnl 19 Orange County All·Star Game, ln which she eventually sank a free throw with eight secon ds left to break a 64-64 tie tllld gw<' the South the victory. And while her hl'r<>IC'S rrom the foul line are what many will r('member, it was ~ no-look, behind-the·back pass lete in the first half -thet didn't Pvcn r ult m e held goat -which drew approving gHps of dlsbeh f from th crowd. It w Just one of everal detming moments tn a dlstin· guishod pfi p cari r that pro- duced mor than t ,300 poin m ' tnct, one All-CIF and one D1stnct Player of the Year lau- rel Another memorable perfor- mance occurred at University Hlgh Jan. 21, when Kun capped a 16-point first-half performance by banking m cl 38-f oot, lhree- pointer from 1ust beyond the midrourt line. She finished with 27 points, 11 rebounds and rune a si ts m a winning e ttort. he cored a carcer-tugh 3 t points again t Western in December, th n amas ed 14 points, 10 tt?bounds, 10 st a.ls and lght two days later in th sam tournament. As highlight videos go, Kim h l'lD'e1y built one of ber own TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1997 Newpon Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot r------------------·----------------------------------------------------------------------------~ I ~ I I ! IRRELEYANT WEEK XXll -JUNE 18-23 ® ! I 1 I I i MllSTER MCADA I 1 ....---u,eana. ..... .art .. "~sets ~~w 191A1intlir1' pier. BVC's Dave Md aww guide u ........ Lup to the title -their alght lh the event ... ... ..._ .. .....,.,Is officially championship of the Uons Cup Soccer Tournament. .. aMIONA .. MAii HIGH: s.ttimr o.wlt NM#alllMr, the Newport-Mesa District boys volleyball player of the year, Is named third-team All-CIF Southern Section Division I ... Underdogs being recruited to help Still another new Irrelevant Week event - "The Celebration of Underdogs• -bas been added to the incomparable if Wiconscious and outrageous Newport Beach Last Man festival this year. Irrelevant Week x.xn, running June 18-23 in nwnerous area locations from the Hyatt Newporter and Balboa Yacht Oub to Disneyland and the Newport Center, will not only toast the 22nd Mr. Irrelevant, Anny quarterback Ronnie McAda, and the Green Bay Packers during Super Underdog Sunday at the TWin Palms restaurant, but it will also introduce and pay tribute to the top 15 ~unsung hero underdogs• nominated by organizations all over Orange County. · fill some glaring gaps for this year. The Newport-Balboa Rotary, Costa· Mesa Downtown Kiwanis, Orange Coast Exchange Club and Newport Lions are among those who will be represented by their favorite dogs. It's not too late to get into the act, which you can do by calling the Irrelevant Week office (263-0727) and nominating your own unsung hero underdog. Although the limit is supposed to be 15 underdogs besides the underdog of them all, Mr. Irrelevant XXll. episode founder Paul Salata, the former San Francisco 49rs head-banger, said event officials will even increase the final totaJ of honorees to 50 or more if there are that many worthy dogs biding in the neighborhood, and that's how all this nutcake ·circus got started in the first place. I I I I I ' ,I I I .I I I ~ I I I I I t I t ., I I t I I I I I nounced as the new ament director of the Iba Senior Classic at Newport County Club ... COSTA MESA HIGH: ~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~ ,._lhfll..., April Munroe, a Wes Badorek P....aly, friends. .Mt funner pblyen gather to honor the cdm scenic Sk summaries rting catcher on the Southern lifornla tollege softball team, remains a coma at the Central Califomia Reha- lltation Hospital. She suffered severe al Injuries and head trauma when car In which she was a passenger was IVed in a head-on collision in the o area ... i...iw11m Antolin and Amy Young, bers of Costa Mesa's GymMax mnastics Academy, bring home honors m the USA Junior lntemational men's Gymnastics Championships at xville, Tenn. Antolin was fourth on the ance beam and fifth all-around, and ng placed second on the vault ... Reel Wings d9ffft the Blues, 6-3, ke the title in the 7th-8th grade n of the Boys and Girls Cf ub of tne r Area Roller Hockey Leag~e ... PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES memory of late boys basketball coach Jason Ferguson by dedicating a trophy case In the foyer of the Mustang gymnasium in his name ... Matt Whlbnwe, who coached both the Mustang boys and girls varsity swim teams to third-place league finishes, resigns from his alma mater to accept a teaching post at Edison High ... ESTANOA HIGH: The 1996-97 ~c y ... ls remem- bered, with the football team earning its first CIF playoff berth since 1989, the boys basketball team winning a second-straight Pacific Coast League title, and the golf team taking Its third-straight PCL championship, among the highlights ... NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH: ' Wes 8adorelc. co-most valuable boys volleyball player in the Sea View Le ue. Is PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES • Corona del Mar Scenic SK Women's Division Awards Female 12-and-under -1. Stefani Peterson (Irvine), 27:58; 2. Sarah Claster (Corona def Mar), 30:41 ; 3. Anne Claster (Corona def Mar), 32:18; 4. Robin Schwarm, San Pedro, 40:17. 13· 18 -1. Brittany Hunsaker (Laguna Niguel), 20:25; 2. Alison Casserly (Mission Viejo), 20:34; 3. Julia Casserly (Mission Viejo), 20:36; 4. Rhonda Henry (M ission Viejo), 21:23. 19·24 -Majken Poulsen (Laguna Beach), 18:44; 2. lana Avila (Corona def Mar), 20:35; 3. Julie Kenworth (Pasadena), 20:45; 4. Anne Kipp (Springfield, Va.), 21 :55. 25-29 -Laura Loeschhorn (Costa Mesa), 19:37; 2. Debb ie Jester (Huntington Beach), 20:12; 3. Ting Fisher (Portland, Or.), 20:28; 4. Lise Wright, 20:38. 30-34 • Terri McAllister (Orange), 17:43; 2. Marilyn Broady (Anaheim), 18:24; 3. Sue Davis (Costa Mesa), 18:27; 4. Theresa Uhrig (Los Angeles), 19:28. 35-39 -1. Lesley Hawthorne (Irvine), 19:3S; 2. Courtney Knapp (Corona del Mar), 20:41; 3. Lisa Uhrig (Los Angeles), 21 :32; 4. Karen Thompson (Huntington Beach), 22:16. 40-44 • 1. Yayoi Liu (Irvine), 18:45; 2. Kim Meggison (Orange), 19:52; 3. Nancy Hunsaker (Laguna Niguel). 19:54; 4. Pilar Gordillo (Orange), 21 : 16. 45-49 -1. Candy Clark (Huntington Beach), 19:19; 2. Sheri Curl, 19:26; 3. Carol Wimbish (Huntington Beach), 20:09; 4. Jodie Kinney (Costa Mesa), 23:21 . 50-54 • 1. Cheryl Svensson (Corona del Mar), 24:59; 2. Diann Heyer (Newport Coast). 26:38; 3. Karen Alston (Irvine), 26:44; 4. Veronica Burkhalter (Costa' Mesa), 26:55. 55-59 • 1. Sally Adam (Huntington Beach), 20:48; 2. Alexandra Demiranda (Whittier), 25:17; 3. Sandy Pirkle (Chatsworth), 26:00; 4. Eleanor Palk (Newport Beach), 26:10. 60·69 • 1. Vera Kennedy (Corona del Mar), 26:43; 2. Dorie Smith (Tustin), 26:54; 3. Nina Hixson (Irvine), 30:00; 4. Joan Slocum (Corona del Mar), 31 :11. 70·and·o\/er • 1. Lois Edds (Tustin), 31 :43; 2. Pat Englert (Corona del Mar), 37: 15; 3. Jean Co N (Huntington Beach), 43:58; 4. Dorothy Clark (Corona del Mar), 48:01 . Male 12·and·under -1. Greg Murray (Irvine), 25:40; 2. Patrick Reynolds (Newport Beach), 27:15; 3. Nima Mortaz.avi (Laguna Beach), 34:34; 4. Joey Berman (Newport Beach), 34:51. 13-18 • 1. Paul Stritklin (Corona del Mar). 34:31 . 1~24 -1. William Mead (Costa Mesa), 21:54; 2. Andrew Pattison (Newport Beach), 29:30; 3. Craig Toneman (Corona dcel Mar), 32:09; 4. Erzsebet Billett (Los Angeles), 38:00. 25-29 • 1. Scott Smith (Glendale), 23:52; 2. Michael McKinnon, 25:02; 3. Matt Adelsohn (Newport Beach), 25:59; 4. Pat Bush (Corona del Mar), 26:35. 30-34 • 1. Robert Renner (Huntington Beach), 25:54; 2. Steve Delarosa (Corona del Mar), 26:49; 3. David Burstein (Newport Beach), 27:38; 4. Neil Amor (Corona del Mar). 29:31 . 35-39 • 1. M.A. Frome (Newport Beach). 23:21; 2. Don Romano (Laguna Beach), 24:18; 3. Jeff Mccutcheon (Newport Coast), 25:34; 4. Jon Irey (Corona del Mar), 25:52. 40-44 -1. Mitch Shatz.en (Irvine), 23:02; 2. Brian Ellcoott (Atlanta). 24:14; 3. Todd Stockwell, 24:58; 4. Phyllis Bourgault (Santa Ana), 25:33. 45-49 • 1. Terry Thair (Irvine), 24:41; 2. Epete Anzaldo (Corona del Mar), 25:34; 3. Craig Batley (Newport Beach), 25:58; 4. Tom Mansfield (Tustin), 29:37. 50·54 • 1. Bill Minshall (Irvine), 27:46; 2. Lowell Martin (Irvine), 29:36; 3. Roger Scilley (Laguna Beach), 29:37; 4. Randy Wieber (Spokane, Wa.), 30:23. 55.59 • 1. Rod Kistinger (Irvine), 26:39; · 2. Ralph Clock (Newport Beach), 27:02; 3; Peter Laird (Newport Beach), 29:32; 4. Bill Hayes (Newport Beach), 30:23. 70-and-over • 1. Jim Coon (Huntington Beach), 44:04. Men's Division Awards Male 12·and·under · 1. Brandon Attaway (Orange), 21 :44; 2. Mike Vackar (Newport Beach). 22:50; 3. Scott Holgan (Sierra Madre), 24:40; 4. Danny Quinlan (Corona del Mar), 24:57. 13-18 -1. Matt Wickersham (Corona del Mar). 16:22; 2. Matthew Thompson (Rowland Heights), 16:42; 3. Robert Ellis (Westminster), 16:49; 4. Richard Hossfeld (Newport Beach). 18:13. 19-24 -1. Tony DiMarco (Tustin). 17:12; 2. M ichael Lauruhn (Riverside). 19:01; 3. Nathaniel Miller (Newport Beach), 19:11; 4. Cornel Lonca (M ission Viejo). 19:26. 25-29 • 1. Dave Schumacher (Fountain Valley), 15:13; 2. Brent Kendall (Newport Beach), 18:17; 3. Art Canales (Santa Ana), 18:20; 4. Oscar Gonzalez (Santa Ana), 18:39. 30-34 • 1. Kevin Barda (Hesperia), 15:41; 2. Mike McManus (Fort Wayne, In.), 16:04; 3. Jeff Stanek (Huntington Beach), 17:31; 4. Andreas Weaver (Costa Mesa), 17:57. 35-39 • 1. Kevin Broady (Anaheim), 15: 10; PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES 2. Liam Murphy (Almont, Co.), 15:53; 3. Chris Pionessa (Huntington Beach), 16:46; 4. Ben Putman (Trabuco Canyon), 17:03. 40-44 • 1. John Koningh (Newport Beach), 15:28; 2. Ruben Acuna (Los Angeles), 17:13; 3. Angelo Decollibus (Anaheim), 17:14; 4. Jeff Snyder (San Marino), 17:26. : 45-49 -1. William Jukes, 17:17; 2. Adalberto . Mendoza (Los Angeles), 17:21; 3. Irwin Merein: (Los Angeles), 18:36; 4. Bob Langston (Laguna. Niguel), 18:59. • 50-54 • 1. Warren Young (Garden Grove), 19:12; 2. Robert Sullivan (Westminster), 19:45;: 3. Bill Sokol (Atwood), 19:53; 4. Malcolm Geffen (Corona del Mar), 20:49. 55·59 • 1. Steve Watanabe (Irvine), 20:09; 2. Bill Blair (Newport Beach), 20:38; 3. Stephen' Schumacher (Irvine), 20:59; 4. Jim Lyons (Laguna Beach), 21 :30. 60-69 -1. Merle Lauderdale (Irvine), 21 :36; 2. Jim Wood (Corona del Mar), 22:47: 3. Bud Gardner (Costa Mesa). 22:48; 4. Robert Demiranda (Whittier), 23:45. 70-and-over -1. Robert Kay (Newport Beach), 23:02; 2. Timothy Wall (Mission Viejo), 39:56. Female 12-and-under • 1. Jackie Zinke (Corona del Mar), 35: 11. 13-18 • 1. Laura Reiter (Lake Forest). 33:45. 19-24 • 1. Leslie M arsh (Tustiln), 24:17; 2. Whitney West. 30:34; 3. Tracey Olsen (Newport Beach), 30:59; 4. Ana Tavasci (Los Alamitos), 31 :37. 25-29 • 1. Alisa Green (Newport Beach). 23:43; 2 .. Bridget Metzger (Corona del Mar), 25: 15; 3. Sue lwanowicz (Corona del Mar), 26:03; 4. Kerry Agn (Long Beach), 26:18. 30·34 • 1. Bobby Okuda (Los Angeles), 18:00; 2. Carolyn Long (Corona del Mar), 24:16; 3. Geri Ann Payor (Laguna Hills). 26:50; 4. Juelene Long (Newport Beach), 27:21 . 35·39 • 1. Susanna Begin (Trabuco Canyon). 22:4S; 2. Vicki Hicks (Newport Beach). 30:05; 3. Nancy Clevenger (Irvine), 30:39; 4. Dede Beard (Newport Beach), 30:41 . 40-44 -1. Debbie Smith (Yucaipa), 30:46; 2. Elen Briglio (Laguna Beach). 30:52; 3. Mona~ Miller (Huntington Beach), 31 :24; 4. Ellen Hanson (Irvine), 31 :29. 45-49 • 1. Joan Otting (Newport Beach), 30:45; 2. Connie Olsen (Newport Beach), 31: 11. 50-54 • 1. Joanne Tevemen (Corona del Mar). 29:14; 2. Isabel Shultz (Orange), 31:01; J Enid Herdman (Laguna Niguel), 31 :03; 4. Peggy Coon (Huntington Beach). 31 :10. 55·59 -1. Linda Long (Corona del Mar). 27:25; 2. Alice Stotler (Newport Beach), 31 :07; - 3. Elaine Cook (San Oemente), 37:25. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLfC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES governing the terms, cond1· To Whom It May Con· This business . is con· of tile County Cletll A new ficb· Check dltwn on a Slate or I~ designation, if any, ~own R:I 97.07662 Trudt1 Sale No as A p N ~-SJ..055 Unit 55. hel!tolore eicecuted ano dehvertd 11ons. and etrect ol the soie cern: ducted by: an individual ~ous Busmess Name Statement sav"llS and loen assooe11on. herein Said sale Wiii be Askari NOTICE OF TilUSTEFS lot 1 of tract 844'4, as ll!COrded in to tile undel'Slgned a wntten PUBLIC NOTICE and the l1ab1l1ty 01 default· The Name(s) of the Ap· Ha~e you started doing llllSI be filed pnor to ltlat elate savings asSOdiltm. or savings made, but Without covenanl SAU YOU ARE IN OEFAULl bOOk 374. pages 39-43 1ndusive Oedarabon ot Default and Oe· ---------i ing bidders. plicant(s) is/are: WATER· business yet? Yes, 3·30·92 The filing 01 ths statement does benll speafied on fnenciel oode or warranty, expressed or UNOER THE OECL.AAATION OF of mscellaneous maps, official mand lor Sale, and a wntten R. MICHAEL HALL, IN NOTICE IS HEREBY FRONT ENTERPRISES, Lt~da Kay Byl not of itself aulhonze tile use 1n secuon 5102 and authonled to 1mphed. regarding Utle. PoS· COVENANTS CONDrTlONS AND l!COrdS of Orange County, Call-Nobce Of Default and Becbon1o p Ro p ER, 7 1 1 w. GIVEN that on JUNE 19, INC. This statement was !tied tl1i 1 Fi Bu taimess in Calioma The sale will session. or encu(l'lbrances, to1 RESTRICTIONs AS ANNEXED TO roma. as mo!! fully oescnbed 1n Sell was recoroeo January ~4. 17TH STREET SUITE 1997 al ONE o·ciock P.M. The applicants listed w11h the County Clerk of s swr 0 a Cbbous siness be made wthw1 C01enert1 pay lhe remaining pnncipa THE SUBJECT. PROPERTY UN· Exhblt 'A' attached hel!to The 1997 as instrument no a1 HARBOR MARSHAL'S above are applying to lhe Orange County on 4·25·97 Name '" 't'lolabon of Ille nghtS 01 wam!'lly. ••inu or mplled, su~ odt tedhe nptelsl ~rEld1 by LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO street address and ol!ler common 19970035809 bV ltle undersigned C·1 • COSTA MESA, CA OFFICE. 4601 JAMBOREE Department ol Alcoholic 19973718849 another under federal. State. or ~rdlng Idle, poi;sessQi, sa"' e 0 tnlst, 'Mui in ef PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT designaoon, 11 any, ol the real D,ATE May 21 1997 Law office of 92627, 714-642·52 12 BLVD .. ROOM 108, City of Beverage Control 10 sell al· D -1 p 1 1 M 20 27 common faw (See Secllon 14400 ercumbt'al'10e$. 10 satisfy esaidst lh00ereoe(snl · ~~~ifdan1yn MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC prope1ty descnbed above 1s Otbra H Lou 29851 Aientu{I. ORANGE COUNTY SU· NEWPORT BEACt-t, County cohollc beverages at: 503 J ai y 3 1 o 9 ay 'r 9 ' et seq • 8uStness illd Professions ot:jigetion seaired by the deed ~ · · ~ SA.LE IF YOU NEfD AN E)(PLA.. purported to be 55 Su lsl1nd SI.fir A Ranc/'lo Santa Ma/11ria, PERIORCOURT ofOrange.StateolCahlOr· E EDGEWATER. NEW· uno ·10·197 1 5 C00e~ tlU$11JleQlledbyR.ay E M111 ~rdeirii'ste e~~~::e?ees N.ATIONOFTHEN.ATUREOFTI1 OriwNewp0tlBHcll,Calilorni•CA92688 (n4)~8y pl A INT IF F: R . ma I Wiii sell at public auc-PORT BEACH, CA 92661 PUBLIC NOTICE Fi"!._!'.ng D-/I Co ... Me Ind Evengehne Ma111rwrz l'tl$be charges and expenses of lhe PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, 12111b. Tile unders1oned dlS· Debra H LeiKS, Esq ltttf· MICHAEL HALL ET AL t1on 10 1he highest bidder, For lhe following type ot ....... port odC • s.., sa 1nd Mt, as truslor, recorded es trustee and of the trusts ere-YOU SHOULO CONTACT A LAW· dams any habllity tor any 1ncor· nemtnt for BIMllQry Sta DEFENDANT: JAMES ror cash 1n lawful money ol License: 47 ON-SALE GEN· Fictitious Business CN42-46!M T·2983-S Jun 1ns1n1men1 No 91~1. book ated by said deed of trust. to-YEA on June 17 1917,at 10:00 l!Ctness ot the sireet add~ss and W111d CommuflltY Assoc11t1ort 5-the United States. all the ERAL EATING PLACE Name Statement 10,17.24. Jul 1. 1997 no. peoe, c1 the dficial r900lds Wit $201,957.01. l.M~ Tile Law otl1ce of Oebra H otllercommon designabon, 11 any, 27.6-3.6-10 1997 . G. HARKER AND THE rig hi t1lle and interest of Pub tis he d New po 11 The following persons are range Ca.inly, Cllt'oma The Dated. May 22, 1997 Lewis as duly appointed aoent lo shown lle!!!n Sad sale will be LAW OFFICES 0 F said 'iudgmenl debtor(s) In Beach-Costa Mesa Daily doing business as: Elwood total ama.iril seairwd by sa Northwest Mongage 1· Sea Island ComrrunilY A.ssOCla· made, but wtlhoul covenant or ---------JAMES G. HARKER the above described prop· Pilot May 27, June 3, 10. Enterprises. 2034 E. Un· PUBLIC NOTICE linstrumeri1 es cl ttie lllM cl ~ial ;· Inc. ~. wsree, bon under and pursuant to the warranty. exinss or lmplieo, NOTICE OF erty, or so much thereol as 1997. coin Ave .. Suite #309, Ana· putia tion al this nata mtno del .Rio North, uUe Oedar.ioon or Covenants. Condi-reoar<*ng bUe, possession, 0 Good jobs MARSHAL'S SALE may be necessary to sat· T208 helm. CA 92806 Al• No. 199737214U 5567410 06 whidl ir1dOdes the San D~. CA 9 108 •ons and Resticbons encumbrances. to pay the ~man· reliable services LEVYING OFFICER 1sfy said execulfon, with ac-U C N Mark E. Hesterly, 1236 E. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 1tatal ~ma.ini al the unpiid belenc:e 161~) 528-4Wo (71~) 57~ i•cc&R's•), l!cortled in boo ino PIHl~fl' dsu~ or ~ h~ FILE NO • cruod interesl and costs. P BLI OTICE Turin Ave.. Anahelm, CA NAME STATEMENT Kinduding aOC11Jed and unpe' '965 ·Sales In orma+IOn 11937. ~ -406. et seq . 1ndu· secul!d"' Sii " pn>pe ·WI interesting things HOCS735894·A Dated MAY 30, 1997 Fictitious Business 92805 The follOWlng pe~on(s) iY.lre inteM1) end re1sonetiy estimll By: G~& ~slam. earn B. sive, Oflioal Recortls of Orange lll!e~st llle.reon, as provird in to buy Co R C S 0 . Division: S This business is con· dolno business as 111r SHACK cm1s expenses and 1a..<1nc:es 1t ~ulhbon 0512m'fure06l03/9l nty Cal1lonu. as annexed lo sad CC&R 5· ~nceJ'c(;g~'!Y· U T A E N .. APP ROXI MATE MINI Name . tatement dueled by: an lndi11idua1 SAN CLE'""'rrE LP 2016 S B the r' cl 1nt1-.i "•lilcatlon al thls ~ : • . tile subtect propelty venng in tile under the terms o SM s, 73"'894 • The lollowing pe sons ore ,...;.ni me .... 10/97 Mme of F~d Ask.an WILL SEL lees. cnaroes and exiienses ol Ille It' all the e By virtue ;, a writ Issued MUM BID $N/A doing business as~ Premier ~a".'e you 7s~rtei ~o~~g Camtno. San Clemente, CA 92672 r::: Daled ~!92.._ ~ $148-4279 'r PUBLIC AUCTidN TO THE TruslH and of tile trusts ettated s r on DECEMBER 06, 1996 '1n MICH A EL S. CA· Bridal Hair & Make Up us1ness ye1 es. • 1 • The Sllack San Clemente, L p ·I . nv.yenct -·~·1· HIGHCST BIDDER FOR CASH by sad CC&A's. lhe total every day • Mark E. Hesterly HI 2015 s a ca-no San iw.........w. Rold Sula :mo 1 1_ ... I amount 01 .... un""'d balance of C the above designated RONA, MARSHAL OF 2330 Vanguard Way. J103, This statement was flied . "" • .-.,.·-9 706 856-(payable at bme o sale in ... ,u ""' .... In lasslfled Court. upon a judgmenl en· ORANGE COUNTY Costa Mes9. CA 92626 with the County Clerk ol Clemente, CA 92672 lrwirdele. CA 1 (818) 7 SELL money of tile U"ted States) At. Ille obhgaoon seeul!d by ltle 642·5678 Cl u v· 2330 v Generil Partner AIJ AIJlo Inc . 4458 for sales inlonnation eel 14-the outside front entrance of propelty to be sold and reason-tered JUNE 7, 1996 in favor By: c . MCCARTHY, 1 iernes, on-Orange County on 5·16·97 ) 85 C 1 BlVd A a S7J.l965 by Oilne Cartee ASSIS· 29651 Aventura. Suite A. Rancho able esDmaOon of costs eicpenses ---------01 Judgment cred1tor(s), R Deputy guard Way. J103, Costa 19973721187 (Hawa11 , 1 uver . wt tartl Secnl11ry P94466 5127 fin "•ft••u•..,•n••C .. 1fo""a92688 and advances at llle ume of tile MICHAEL HALL and . Mesa,CA92626 ' Oe1Rey,CA90293 6/10/97 ~urusedvehlcle ........... _,,.. .... "" '. bl ttlltNoll I RENT against judgment debtor(s) NOTE. Do not take down L~slle Gonzales, 2330 Van· Daily Pllol May 20, 27. Tt'llS business IS conducted by• rough Ci3SSlfled all nght ti9e and tnterestconveyed lllbal pu 1cabon o ce o or dclace a posted nolice d w J 03 c June 3 10 1997 1196 1 led Me /II ID •nd now hetd ""1t under said Sale 15 '8114.55 The beneliCI· JAMES G. HARKER. LAW guar ay 1 . osta . ' a lllll pa rs p PUBLIC NOTICE 842-5978 cc&R·s In the -"'pe..:. Sl\lated In llY1 Sea Island Comrrunity ~· OFFICE OF JAMES G before the salt' or sallsfoc· Mesa, CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Tile ttgistrant commenced to ad Coun"' .:;.vs,::!. "·scnbe ciaaon.. under sad te&R s HARKER showing a net 11on of judgment Penal This business is con· transact business under lher NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S '' .,.., ... ~ "" through classified balance ol 5109,315.79 oc· Code Section 616 (misdc· ducted by: a general par!· Fictitious Business f1Cbbous t.isiness name o ~ALE 1u<111y due on said 1udg· meanor), norshlp . Name Statement names ltsted above on OCtober 9. ~I E ~O: 7 ~5 S~VICER. ment on the date of the 15• Pub 11 shod Newport Havo you started doing The following persons are 1996 API A # 1911112 suance of said writ. I have business yet? No doing business as: Premier SIGNED THf, SHACK SAN US~R L RIN levied upon all right, t1lle Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Cfllf Vrerncs CLE""NITE L p By "•ry Cl"'r B~ ~IN OEFt ~T~~ PI I J 3 0 17 997 This statement was filed Drapery, 2727 Croddy Way, """ ' "" .. ' A E O · R ·, and interesl of said JUdg-I 0 une . 1 . • 1 . c c f Santa Ana, Cal. 92704 President ~ o~ ~ ment deb1or(s) In the prop· T220 with the ounty lerk o Neslor Dan'el P leto 3475 This statement was flied witn ATEL ~~ ~STT ~1 1 A.~ erty in the County ol Or· PUBLIC NO I Orange County on w d C 1 Cr ·M llle County Clelk of Orange YNLE ange. State of California, T CE 19973723357 c~~ :~~26 1·• osta esa, County°" May 20. 1gg7 p~~ TY 1fE ~ described as follows: NOTICE OF Dally Pilot June 10, 17, 24, This business Is con· NOTICE·Tlu FiCbbous Name SOL AT~' PUBLI SAL~ s~~,:rr~~HE8/0~EDAEL APPLICATION FOR July 1, 1997 T222 ducted by: on tnd1viduaf Statement eJCplrtS five years trom~~ llFF YI u Ep~~eo:XIPU~ 1 PROPERTY CHANGE IN PUBLIC NOTICE Have you slarted doing the date 11 was hied rn the Ott1c N T IAT EXHIBIT A OWNERSHIP OF business yet? No of llle County Cletll A new ficti ~r ~ ALL THAT CERTAIN LAND ALCOHOLIC Fictitious Business Nestor Daniel Prieto OOUS 8us11iess Name Statement AGAIN Cy ACT A This statement was flied must be filed pnor to that date ~IOULD. SITUATED IN THE STATE BEVERAGE LICENSE Name Statement with !he Counly Clerk ol lhe hh ot llliS statement doe WYER OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY Date of Filing The following persons. are Orange County on 5-15""'1· not of ~ell aulhonie the uu 1~ June 17. 1997 at 10:00 OF OR ANGE, CITY OF Application: ~~,o~ut!~~~~n~s:1~1"'~1t~ . 19973721027 llU stale of a ficObous 8usiness 1 se~~'r 1.C:~S~ ~~';, ~~~~LL~~S: DESCRIBED JUN 06, 1997 lngton Lane, Coaia Mesll, D1111y Piiot M9y 20, 27, Name in 't'lolabon of tile nghts o ~led rustee:ndef deed LOT 17 OF TRACT 319 IN To Whom It M9y Con· Calif. 92626 June 3, 10, 1997 T197 anottier under Federal. State, O ~~t exe.cu. D~Y THE CITY OF SANTA ANA earn: Ar9m Barsumyan, 181 Lei<· common law (See Secoon 14400 h ang Tno1 ano COUNTY OF ORANGE· The Name(s) ot lho Ap· ington Lano, Costa Mesa, PUBLIC NOTICE et seq , Business and ProleSStons a .·. u nlshusb. and STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS pliC41nt(s) is are: AMAMIZU CA 92626 COde) :J ~m:r "fM lll- BP0EROKMA1P4, RPEACGOEAD3E7D OINF ~~J'E1~.?o AM AM I z u lzobclla Barsumyan. 181 Ale ... 1"73722t2t Newport B1acll·Costa3Mesa :'ll:stru~ni. g:i!J.m Lexington Lano, Costa FICTITliJ~ IUSINBS CN422941 May 27. Jun , 10,17 01 the oiflci'. record~ MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. Tho applicanrs listed Mesa, CA 92626 NAMUTATEMOO 1997 ~r's le Of ~e fN THE OFFICE OF THE above aro applying 10 the This business IS con· Tile foltOWlng pe110~I~ t9'11fl la ft COUNTY RECORDER OF Department ·· of Alcoholic ductod by: husband end .... ng '"••·ness IS' J IF£R'S PUBLIC NOTICE 'A~ AW ORANGE COUNTY. Beverage Control ro sell al· wife ...., ...... HI T I COMMONLY KNOWN AO· cohohc beverogos at: 2574 Havo you slarttd doing BEAUTY SUPFlY & SALON, 244 ·· . NEWPORT BLVD COSTA Paollc Coast ...._,, Laguna Lein t3596M OllW 79S335I cash, Of cash=S d1ed( •DRESS· 1527 E FOURTH ·· buslniss yel? Yos. 5·1·97 "'--h CA .~, Fie 1359556 Noliat Of Trut1tt'1 ldr8wn0f. saleilnd ~ I moneal lhe STREET. SANTA. ANA. CA MFEoSrAt,hCeAfo9121oGw271ng ty·pe ol Aram Barsumyan """", 6m. • ii 0 S This 1101omont was filed ,.1 5c'o';111 :1 : · f~=: ~ ~ T:i_ ~=at' of ll1e United il81~8' • g~~~ORO OWNERS· THE license: 41 N· ALE with tht County Clerk Of ISdO 120• l MtsiOn ~t"' CA 1901 11,._ )'OU t-. ect.laft tO lied~ln ~iQll ~l ~f,:m:t f LAW OFFICES OF JAMES ~C!~lND WINE . EATING Orange County on 6·5·97 ~1 • ,.., ~.d yeur OIOCllllY • ~ bl ~ I~), ~ mefn ~ G. HAAKER Publlshed Newpor t 199737232152 ThtbUlllllQ1scol'ldllcte<lb/ llddete111•1iie 11'ya1"*i1n . are 181he'J,lp~~!PVIC THIS PROPERTY IS NOT Seoch·Cosla Mesa Dally Dally Pllol June 10, 17, 24, ~COf'POIUOO up.netlon d the ne\11'1 rJ the ter 4 ~-41t t;: (...&~ Al~;L,~~l':ci or Ihle sate Pilol June 10. 1997. T:Z:Zl July 1. 1997 T223 The ftOIStranl commenced to~ eoeinllJ.:· yeu ~ ng1r'1uert:laoeo~/Al· bcon- 1• real property 1ind 11 has PUBLIC NOTICE ~1 ... 1 ~!!~"ss u~ lhl0, ;:-tt!t ~,!. ~ ·~ ~~ to now cy tt no arreet address or olher PUBLIC NOTfCE 1 .... 1"" _.,. ,,.,,,. 1007 nww OOllllll o.i Mer \ll"K r~ Q Sf In common designation, di· Flolltlou1 Bu1lnH1 namea l1s'9d •DOW on Mly 30, ~ m25 ::...,,,. Pllrmi me de r1ctlon1to 11'1 locttlon may 0,,11484351 Nome Stateme,,t . 1901. Number ~ts wt be IClld et ~·~tint bt obh1lntd from tht Mer· NOTICE OF fno lollowtng persone llt SIGNED SUPE~ VEHTS INC • pi1k MfJOll 14 In IN Im rJ llllto stn.IY • • ~O '1hal'1 Olllct upon requ11t. APPLICATION TO doing business ca: School By· Jl!WlfttS Shirt, Plncltm ~II !he Mli'l tnlry 8181 di Id Of Prot ptctlvt bid Clere SELL ALCOHOLIC HouH Publicallon, f 1&82 Tiit .-mett Wll lilld Wlln 1111 Plilotnlil CMo Ctnw 401~11 11\0uld refer 10 Socllon• Aquamarine Circle, f'ovn· Ill C0ul'lt1 Clertc ol OrlllOt e Chlonwl AYt Pliloltllll. CA on 701.510 10 701 .680, lnclu-Bl!VERAOl!a laln V11lley, Calll, ~2708 Cou~onJunU, 111117 08'18/fl87. e1 1000 AM , tot.. 4 • l-l~Tl\iSlte atvt, of the Code of Clvtl Dale or Fifing Lindo Key Syl, m•lllflG 1d· HOTICE·TM Fichout Nlml lltfllll ._, OIWtde 111 !111~·5i.mt1=~ ~ 1~rocwdVre tor P'OV1tlon1 Appllcatlon: <trtn~ 17834 A-m s1 ... -.•. ~1-,..,..-tft)fll d"iiii; 6 iiilli « ciiitili'I ..,_ • rredne MAY 201 , ,,, Foun11111 V•flty, CA 92108 lb OMI 1t •• ~ 001« .., on .... « NltlCllll ari.j '"' oonwnon STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? •••••••••••••• The Legal Department aJ tht Daily Pilot is pleased ., f1J announ« a new smlkt nflW available f1J new 'businesses. \.% wilJ now SF.ARCH the ntmU for you at no exmz chargt, and. saw you the time and the trip Jt> the Cburt H"!'M in San111 Ana. Thm, of course, afor' tJx ~h is completed~ uiiJJ fik your ftai.IWus buriness 1141M rt41ernmt with the Coun1y Clerk, pubUsh once a Wtt!t for four wtela at requirtd by law and thm file yqur proof ef publia#ion with the <Aunty Ckr/,. Pkatt stQJ> by f1J file your fictitious burinas statemmt at the DaUy Pi/.ot, 330 W. Bay Sr, <Asta M(Sll. If .JOU Cllnnot stQJ> b) please cal/ us t11 (7I4) 6424321 and~ wilJ maltt amzngonmts for Y"' f1J hllndle this proctdu" by maiL If you 1hould haw any fanher questUms, p!Mse call us anJ ~ wilJ ~more than glad f1J llSSist Jt1U· Good luclt in )f>U' new business! D · \~Pilot T Newpon &ach/Cosca Mesa Daily Pilo t PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES eti1•1•• .. •1 the fh kept by the lllOTICE OF court. HI ii ION TO THI! PETITION r• AIJl-IM quHU euthorhy to -ATE OF ..._ edmlnleter the Htat• -11•, •1•1.;. ... .,... under the lnd..,.ndent .a--Admlnl•tr•don of b · ~'::;'& 1 M tat•• Act. (Thie euthori----tv wlU elow the pereon-CAIE MO. A 18'7"4 al repreHntedw to take To ell ~,.. benefi. many ecdone without clert••· oreditoN, con-obtaining court epprov- tlngent or.ctltore, end al. Before taking certain pereone who mey other-very 1mc»ortent e01lone w1.. be lnterHted In however, the pereonei the wlff or eet8te, or repreeentetJw will be both.L of: HIELIEN M. requlrH to give notice BIEN:tlfR AKA HIELIEN to lnterHtH pereone MCLELLAN BENSLER unleu t hey heve A PETITION hH welvH notice or oon- b .. n fflH by ERNEST Hnted to the propoeed JOSEPH BENSLIER, JR. ectlon.I The lndepen- ln th• Superior Court of dent edmlnieiretion Cellfornle, County of euthority will be grent9d Orenge. unlH• en lntereeted THE PETITION r• pereon fllH •n objection CJU••t• that ERNEST to the petition end JOSEPH BIENSLER, JR. ehowe good oeuH why be eppolntH •• pereon-the court ehould not el repreHntetlve to grant the authority. edminleter the Htete of A HEARING on the th• decedent.. petition will be held on' THIE PETITION r~ July 3, 1997 et 1 :45 qUHt• the dec.~ent • P.M. In Dept. 703 locet· WILL end cod1c1l1, If ed et 341 The City any, be edmlned to Drive Orange CA probete .. 1:h• WILL end 92898-3205. any cod10.le ere avail· IF YOU 08.JIECT TO ebl• for exernlnetion In the granting of the Polley Ruu•-. u11<l d1·111llu11•-. un· .. 11hj1·1·1 lo drnngt' without 11111 in·. Tiit' publi ... hn rt'~t'r\t'., thr right to t't'th1tr. n·rlc1-. ... ify. rt'\"'' or n•jt>l'I uny d11.,.,ifi1·<l ath t'r1bt'ntt'11t. Plf'a .. e rrport uny t'mir 111111 min-lw 111 n111r 1·la.,.,ifit>d ad imrrwdiuu·I~. Thr 'b11ily Jiil111 '"'''"{lt... 110 linbili1' fur Hit\ rrnir in 1111 udn·rthf'llit>llt for wliirh it 111i1y lw w-.1w11 ... iblt· t'~t't>pt for thf' t'thl of tlw 'fllll't' 111·111ully rnTupied by ttw nror. Cr1•1lit 1·t111 1111lr hr nllnwt'd for tht' fir.I i11wrt io11 · g !OOS-1621 II .110.1·2744 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES By Fax (?1 i ) 63 1 -63Q~ (Pl1·11 ... · 11wf11t11· 111111 1111m1· 111111 phauw 1111m}wr 1111rl IH II 1·ull you hul'I,; \\Uh 11 pnn 1111011 By Phone (?H ) 642-56-:"8 II 2710-2790 ........ a ~· . noo-2•18 By MalWo Person: ;3:30 ~·""' Ba' Stn·1·1 Cu .. 111 \f, .... a C.\ <12C>:!-:" \1 '''" , ... ,. 1111 ti ,\ H.11 .. I Index 2920·3018 TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1997 0 PUBLIC NOTICES OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 888 BUSHARD Perry Bus hard Was born In Sanla Ana Augusl 29, 1925, and was raised in Orange County. He at- tended Huntington BHCh Schools K· 12 Ha also served In the a rmy during World War II. Ha was II•· Honed In Garmany aher the war Perry's famlly had a ranch In Foun1a1n Valley where they grew hma beans and cauliflower. The his· tory of the Bushard family started back In the early 1890's. The romance and axcilO· menl of early Cal1for- n la brought John Bushard, ono or the early pioneers, 10 Orange Coun1y w11h his bride Mary Pago In 1896. John and Mary boughl a ranch on Adams Ave. lhat was flrsl planled in celery and laler in llma beans. From then on 1he Bushard r.:imily conllnued farming until developers came and developed the land which is now localed on Magnoha and Garfield 1n Fountain Valley. Bushard SI. was named after the ram· ily. Perry marrl.O Carmen munlly Assoc. trom Vidal on August 6, 1987. 1992 1949 and had two Mass wlll be held daughters. They also Tuesday June 10. 1997 have flve grandchll· at 10:00 e .m. al St. dren Perry received e 11 z a b e 1 n Seto n his BA at tho Univer· Church. 9 Hllga1e, 11ty of California In ln.1ine. CA San11 Barb'ar1. He ma1ored In Social Studies and taughl for --------- 34 years In the New· port/Mas• Unified Scnool Dletract. Curing that time he served as President of the Toacnors' Assoclalion MC9'IC Vl9W lor nts district. He •lllONAL NIU< rotlrod tn 1986 and did some work In real Cemetery • Mortuary oslato He always on· Chapel • CreinatOf)' joyed gardening and 3500 Pacific View On11a cooking Ho was also Newpott Beach very health conscious 844-2700 and used to workout ._ ___ .. lllllll~~lf at the gym three times PIERCE IROTllERS a wock besldos be· IEU IRO•-AY longing 10 o bicycle _ .. Mortuary * Chapel Cremation . 11 0 Broadway Costa Mesa M2·9180 group and playing tennis When ho was younger ne en1oyed body surfing 1n Hun11ng1on Beach. He and has family have hved in Irvine for 26 --------• years and during tha1 hme ho has sorved on Buy It. Sell It. Find It. the Board ol Direc1ors Cl•aalned. of Villa o Park Com· .-----Deadlines -ii Hours I 1·lq1li11111· 8::30a 111-.):00pm \lrn1rlJ1-t mJ.11 \\ alk-111 8::30a 111-.):00p111 \11fl1rl.11 -~ 1111,1\ 1130·5540 6010-6080 Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tue~da) .............. ~onday 5:00pm \\'t'drw:-.da) ......... Tut-~day S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm Frida} ............... Thur~da) 5:00pm 'aturda} ............... Frida~ 5:00prn 6102·6190 7011·9090 NEWPORT BEACH CORONA 1069 DEL MAR CONDOS & BUSINESS OFFICE HEALTH & 3000 EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT 5530 MERCHANDISE ANTIQUES 2622 TOWNHOMES 2702 FOR RENT 2769 FITNESS 6010 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lido I.I. Cott.... Be•utlful 3bd 2ba Furn'd Offices Full Dead Doc1ors Don'I Lie lOUAL ..ousl!I('; Bankruptcu AuctJ• on Studio Upstairs, cath TINnhse. NB/Eastbluff. amen. conf rm. to •••50% OFF••• Ol'l'OllTuNIT• , cell. brlghl & open. 1 • IN t B h 77 Colfo1·dal Mlnerats Ill 142 Vlo Undlna FP 1 d k 5790/ New kll, loors. patios. share w wp c All1HIUllleHftf1illllg111I I • rg ec . mo b It I b lid 825 0671 33.5 oz. W/Natural Aucllon June 22. 3 PM aAA_1449 green a , no pe s. u er. • ·-•1p11 la Ml'!CCI lo Ult fed· ,......,... S • 750 Lse 494 n880 Greal Taste. Our club ·--... Open Houses 6(7, 6/8, ' · ""' Of S It 841 fl bog Lover•. general 1ralhlrHHlln9Aclollt61as 6114 Noon·4 PM.,_________ or (888) 206-7290-pgr 3c Pvlu Oelllces sqan· d. pnco ... Only $11.99 .....,t1wlllcltmaknitlll19al .. ToHree 888·217·1837 assfsl to work flex hrs. I 3 BR, 1.5 BA Strada COSTA MESA 2624i---------Reception area. Salos & hie cleaning. 10 lllwtr11u "any pre 111""· location, steps to 441 Old Newport Blvd, Dead Ooc1ors Don't Lio CdM, Kim 723·1539 llmlllllo11 or tlfm lmlnalio11 boach. Call tor addt'I VACATION 2722 Nwpt Bch. S 1220. **•50% OFF*** 11111d on raca. color, rtllglon. Info, Coulter & Assoc. 2 9 0 APT enclosed RENTALS 714-850·9505 77 Colloidal Minerals EARN MONEY Reading 111,ll111dlc1p,lamfffalsl.lt11sor 2 56·9777 x 232 gar, yard. Ott Harborliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 33.5 oz. W/Natural Booksl 30,000/year nlllonalo11tlll.or anlll1tnllonlo and 19th. 846•8541 Hunt Hrbr Fab 3bd. ••••••••-Great Tasto. Our clu~ Income potontlal. llllUlftYIUChp!t11rt11c1,Uml· 1••••••••1---------mrbl fp, tennis pools, BUSINESS & prlco ... Only $11 .9 .. Dotalls 1·800-513· _E_M_P-LO_Y_M_E_N_T--1 ---------. d ri I ·•I " E' Id c W d Toll Fret 888·217·1837 4343 eK1. Y-5580 1111011 °' lsc m "-•on. HOUSES/ • • ountry oo s June S1790wk. July/ Top Dollar Paid! n 1s lllWIPIPll will nol 2Br spit lvl, stdy, Ip Aug $1890wk. 2wk min FINANCE DIABETICS! EXPERIENCED SERVICES 5533 From 1800·1960. June 21~1 pm Lido Marina VilfuKe (800) 334-0104 kftowill1ty1ecapl1ayadver1iH· CONDOS $895. N/pet, 180 21sl. Agt/ownr ~46·9468 (Using lnsulln) AC INSTALLERS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 pc to ctntlre estate. multorrtaleslatawlllcllll ln T 645·9543 or 646·1164 As seen on TV, WANTED •••••••• Paintings. china, wlolatlln of 1111 law. Our ruderf FOR REN Llborty Medical can ARCTIC 43~·9120 Please be aw11re 1ha1 glswaro, furn, otc. l'Ol AVCTION llOCllllU !?~ I I ti ' .. 1 Ii ••••••••• E 'slde, Spacious & RENTALS TO savo you money on the lisllngs In this cal· 40Yr NB Res 673-6223 or• Ufl!W 11 ttma "' 1 quiet. 2br 1 ba, no BUSINESS FLOWER SALES Ill ti 11 d 111 11111 SHARE 2724 supplles blliod to egory may require you ---------;:========.. dwt "'' • '" "·•1 pets. $675. + $300. OPPORTUNITY Medicare. Pteaso call Outgoing, energollc. to call a 900 number • ...,.,., art IVlll-• 111111 CORONA dep. 845-1492 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 ·8 0 0 .7 4 8 ·1 6 6 2 eKperionced only. in which there Is o ....i....-lttNals.. Ttcom-2122,_..__ _______ Ms t r·br, pvt ba, gar, 2904 Mention AF·CA04. E11ory Bloomln Thing charge per minute. ,.. .. ..,..mllllloll. call HUD DEL MAR ,-pr 0 f•1 s 6 4 o. + 1 /3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1----------,. 250 E 17th SI. CM. ltlll·llM II 1-IOO·UH5to. kr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT u t I s + 6 4 o. d e P . p S Get In Sh•pe Now! 646·7899 Earn $1000 Weeklv DC .1 ase 66 6294 SCouch otatoe Personal Instruction Stulfang envelopes ol ~---· ... .,.. $1295/mo. L•••• BEACH 2669 Bal Pen. 4· Mako Big SS watching Home, Oltfce or Gym General Office homo. No uper1ence. c111HUDllUl ·3SOO. 2bd. 1ba, gar, lndry,1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N.B. E••tblutf T.V. Call now toll free scon 714·723·0686 PT in Costa Mesa Free supphos. No Ob· 607 1/2 Narcissus 1• Av l 7 /1. Close to 1·888·436·2356 ext.1 Compu1er eicper 3 ligation. Send SASE· HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL Open House Sun 6· •1 BR $725• beach/shopping. Pool, _A_v_o..,.ld...,....,B,,...a-n"""k,...r-u-p"""t"""c-v-••••••••• days /wk . S 1 O /hr. ACE. Dept. 503 1 5 . 10·5 or call 2BR 2BA S835 security. $450+ 1/3 Debt Consolidation. Fax 818·444·8688 BoK 5137 Rebecca 772·1811 x281 D/W Incl. 60x30 pool. utll. 780·0908 Stop collection calls. PERSONALS LIFEGUARDS Diamond Bar, CA Executive Twnhse No pets. Carport .•-N..,.B..,.--1...,,,B-r~1-=B,...•--:A-c-ro-s-s Cul monthly payment Immediate Summer 91765 t900s.f. 2bd/2.5ba, Vl•t• Del Me•• from Behl n/s, pror'I. to 50%. Eliminate pos111onsl FT PT.--------- tam rm. 2-car gar, •545-4855* Avl July 1, S450.+ 1/4 finance charges.---------•248·9180• S1950mo. 675-8045 S•nltlzed 28r 188 utls. 515·0524 Fast approval! SEEKING 1--M-e_d_l-ca-I A-•• -t-.... P-T.__ EMPLOYMENT Patio, granite, marble. NB 1Br w/balh Avl 7/18 1•800•270•9894 WOMEN 3004 Back Ollice 20hrs per iWiiANiiiiiTiiEiiDiiiiiiiiiiSiiSiii3iiS 1002 COSTA MESA 2 124 Near Beach. Summer/ S329+ 1/3 Ull. Close N.B . RESTAURANT wk Busy NB Internal winter r1taa. 548·3634 to bch. Pool , smk ok. FOR SALE 123 23rd H•ndeome Attorn•v Medlclne/Endocrmol· Loving Swedish Nurse. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Mole pref'd. 645-4899 St. 1000 sf. Sale Term Seeks very altractfvo ogy. Salary DOE. 12 Yrs exp. Honest & Repainting? I ,oi'1t ~ID llilPDllt t, '*id ..... It Cl l'IStllllt,lcd1tftte ~lllrnl .. ... yo;' rt~ lar 2bd/1 .5BA 2-car Unique 1bdrm 1b••~N,..,.B=-A.,....c-r-os-,.....,..,0-r-m.....,...be-a-c-=-h Neg. Rental S1300/ slim wht female 26·34 282·1148 caring. Good cook. ________ ,, gar. comm poot/1pa. w/lofl condo style apt. 2bd/lba. SSSO/mo. Inc month. 213-262·3069 for dating.¥ 360·49471---------Loe refs. Christin•---------Attention s995. 405 Brighton Vaulted celllngs, light 8 PAY NB Facial Room & <i?714·648·3735'V' MEET Springs (Harbor @ & airy walk through utll. N/S. Prof'I. ~':f:'wEEK? Stylist Station Avail. Home Owners Victoria) 714·282·7878. kilchen, large walk·ln Avall 7/1. 722·7052. IMPOSSIBLE... Until SCHOOLS & Airport area. Contact ~e~i ~\~.,V c~1'1~~.r~~ & closet, dlshwaoher, Nowl Now product al· INSTRUCTION 3012 Bonnie 714·756·0493 ca II c I a•• If I e d someone special Buy It. Sell It. Find It Cl•Hlfl•d. II 2br 1 b•. $995.mo private extra large •••••••• through classified R.E. Agents enclosed gar/back yd patio from lfvfng room. CIAL most everyone wonts Person Friday. lmmedl 1oday1 642·5678. Showcase thoao 2br NB , $795.mo addltlonal palfo off of COMMER and no one has. Call PATIENT TUTOR Xlnl phn voice. typing/-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~------------------. special proper1ies In Drive by: 1814 Viola bdrm w/outelde slor· REAL ESTATE free 24hr lnformalfon data entry. prol'I, our Homea of tho Call 754·2480 age epace. Vertlcal line. 1·888·681·8484. • Malh · (Arllhmotfc appearance. 642·0735 Week & Open Home 1 d 1 1 d d lhru Calculus) B • s Ide 2 b d, 1 b a, b I n s n c u e • Statlsllcs • Chemistry Receptionist Ouida publlshed garage, FP, stove, ref, throughout. skylight ln1---------••••••••-•Physics • Term Papers for Hair Salon In C.M. each Salurday In tho hkup1, avail 6/20. llvlng room, unique APARTMENTS2750 ANNOUNCEMENTS •Reading • Test Prep PT/FT •vall. Start Real E1tate Tab. It's $1125/mo. 645·5862. bathroom/ vanlty/1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii (CBEST, GAE, SAn $5.50/hr. 831·7990 an effective and dressing areal Nautral1• ••••••••• s d Skill F 1 Inexpensive way to •H•rbor/B•k•r Area carpet throughout! Pride' E'1lde C .M. tu Y s. or reo Ret•ll, Assist Mngr+ rHch homobuyersl Private 3Br 2Ba Dbl Carport 11•11 to ac· nalghl 3br/2.6ba hse ---------~7foMmdT''g;7 ~lf~ PT Positions . Apply In Cell our Classlfled Garage· 000. $1350 commodata 1 vehicle + (3) 2BR unlt1I LOST & m • • • Person: P•pyrus, Department Todayll 1st+ sec Ref 648·3255 Included. Very bright $434,900. Agt 570.8263 FOUND 2925 TUTORING 3 3 3 3 B r I s t o I . 642 ~••79 d 11 I I Suite 2861, South """ Move·ln Speol•ll an open v ng area ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Credentlaled Teacher Coast Plaza, or Fax 3br/2b• triplex up· Call now, won't 11111 BUSINESS Found Small black Most Subfects·ESL. Ra1ume: 545-2213 8-'boa Newport R..tty, Inc. Oceanfront Lot Reduced to $470,000 723-4494 stairs unit. balcony, Sl47o. 789"°931 dog· Ridge Park Dr, Math·Read·Specfal Ed 2-cer garage. New PROPERTY 2767 Newport Coast Sun 6-Remediation 644·0325 Sele• AH t carpel/paint. S 11 SO.• .. •••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiii~iii~iii 1. Cell 545.5241 alter I---------Food Broker/Importer 779 Soott Pl. 11 M • d Io • I ID• n t • I M In lrvlno. Office 95. 964-8565 MJSCELIANEOUS Offlo • H .8. No lpm Leave essage TRAVEL 3014 Order dask(Tr1fffc ---------RENTALS money down. Furn Found, male Shapard liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii e>cper req. Food Gnd/ NEWPORT BEACH neg. 13001.f. NT. ml>C. Black/tan, has a Two Round Trip or Import exper a Prine only. 760-0898. co I I a r • n O I a gs · vouchers trom LAX to major +-. Full ltme w/ Vlc·lrvln• Ava/Maia Chicago good for 1 b4tnef1ts. Fax resume 2169·-~-~---·---~~-~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONDOS & BUSINESS OFFICE ·~~:~~ii. 2~c~~ g!~1~: TOWNHOMES2702 fOR RENT 2769 w /d • • 0 • s 2 0 0 0 . AVI Aug. 1, 458·5232 Nwpt Pen overlooking BU SJ NESS OPflCE BUSINESS Of PICB Canal. 2blk• to Beach. fOR R!NT 2769 FOR RBNT 2769 38r 2Ba Opht, Ip, bale, . 1ecured gar. New Whl carpet. W/O. Yr La•. No pell. Avail 7/1. 11385 1·209-539-5018 ---------~ Dr. 842·7484 year. Opon Travel. to: (714) 650·8014. LOST CAT $1 7 6 I• a . c a 111·a_A_L_l!_S _____ _ Black Persian. Hot 918°810·3848 FT/PT Earn up to $10- plnk collar. Name Is $12/hr. Call Kellh at "Blue" 8/2 In S.A. ••••••••• 5:>7·7211 1-4pm or 5·9pm Helgh~'s'¥.i~~r:as SI. EMPLOYMENT Security Officer• LOST WALLET al Al• lmmediala poellfon1 avallabl•I Call for b9rtsons Coronft d•t 1 248 91 80 Mar near PCH. 5/28. _B_M_P-LO_YM __ E_N_T__ appo ntment • Black small Sanllmen· t.i ltema, Bus card•· 5530 Olivares & Soni, and liiiiiiiillilllili!lillili!!iiiiiill cun. Pleau call •OOKK••PINO Results! From Classified Atlrertisia1 .4AdYcnising with the Inily Pilot is cbe bat dec:isioo I muld haw CW!' made. The RlUD1 .. iDcndibld (I ~~IDOft Rlif'OI* cl.a I hntwi&hmy..t • NEWPORT 1089 APARTMENTS •'u .... ca ... ._ ... 1•oaRBNT 1.:110-282·810. BookkMper •Ohrt/Wk. LOaT. Femat• cat, RHt •llP pref Compu1-. long h•lf. detk/ll gray. a. W/P 110111. 175-0474 Newport Newa Clau/Ditc>f•v Adverdslna up to 50CMI Cacnm. FT In & Outalde Aak for Paul in the How Pip). a.t6..till" .. •luffaTowmtt.,...e Bay view, 1°11ory, 380, ~stK. 2bd, vtew -C-0-1-0-N-A ___ _ SltaK. ~ M0-,.12. •"Y tt. hil 1t. f'1ne1 tt. DIL MAil Cla•ltlod· i 2122 Vic-Port Slr"ts NB, C•r .. IYir Looking lot H•• l•O•· ?to-1••• "°"' !M'IOn to c.r• for el<Serty lady In N I . Pr" room • boatd +·11000/mo. C1t1 3000 Richard I03·2D-10IO a.::=::::;:==:::::==:;:::;;:;;;:;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....,-...-;----~11--.. --... ·~··•"3~740 723.~ ))4'~-- ~L¥ell ..... TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1997 TODAY'S CRaSSWoRD PUZZLE ACROSS t Vamllh ~· • Black and while animal t lVH1ra· l81T91t"81 12 Roman's IV 13 0.k nut 1• Sculpt 16 Notwaglan city 17 Metalworker's 18 ~~ symptom 19 Sequoia 21 Charming 23 T oy-airptane material 25 Kissed 26 Martial art 29 Genetic copy 31 Mindful 32 Obey 33 Uses a shovel 37 Weight unit 38 Sleep 41 Finder's - 42 WaptliS 44 Seaweed P,!odUCI 45 Robinson Crusoe· aulhOI 47 Romantic appointment 49 Some plastics 50 Tums green' t 53 s.nds ovt 55 Purple aheOes 57 H•lpsoul 81 Egress 62 Not log91hef 6'I Way of walk1no 65 Part In 1 play 66 Eyelashes 67 Softball team 68 Character ar.tOf Beatty 69 Log j0inl6 70 Tricky DOWN 1 Forfeit 2 -lano syne 3 Le11er 4 Cond11ton111 release 5 Sovr substenc1>s 6 Autumnmo 7 Made a pteture 8 Ge1m-hohter 9 Accumulated 10 Company emblems 11 Waler chute t 2 In lal/Of ol 15 Legal document 20 "Them· author 22 Mother T ere5a og 24 Synthetic tewllle 26 ModelMoss PAEVtOOS PUZZLE SOlVEO 111091 c 1t91.UnM<1r .. 1.,..sv-1• 27 MP's quarry 28 -and 11te 30 laSCIVIOUS look 32 Embraces 34 Up on the air 35 Eanh SCI 36 Goes out with 39 Rural sight 40-Changes (a text) 43 Stoll 46 Naval officers 7 48 Female sandp<per 49 Views 50 Atways 5 t President Richard - 52 Sheer fabric 54 An Osmond 56 Rotate 58 Put 10 sea 59 L11tle 60 Fr holy woman 63 T avem drink 10 11 Ncwpon B each/Costa Mesa Daily Pil0t POWER BOATS BMW 9030 MERCEDES 9130 7012 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED TO BVY 6019 ------------------------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif 1990 BMW 3251 '91 300E SO Down, 01 C I 4·Dr. 5-apd. Bronie/ Take over Laaae, d o n• Gold Sliver 89 Expreaa Crula•r t 3 o Ftpnklln Mint, Sterllng 32ft. OAL 400 hrs Tan Leather 1n1a1lor. S 4 6 9 ·mo or Old watches & jewelry rwrn VP27l·Brand nu Look• & Runs Graatl months, OR purchau Loaded. ABS. Otlvar for $22,000. 68K Miles By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF •nd TANNAH HIRSCH WH1cou1 Cotn 842-9448 paint, proresslonally 20.0738 TEXTBOOK PLAY decorated Interior. Air Bag. New brakes, 7 1 Loaded with extrasl timing bell, t:lottery &l·e_.4_,.·-2==-=3-:::0:--:s=-=-L-c=-o-n-v. Neither vulnerable. South deals honor est it preeent. declarer with a ANIMALS 6049 ---------633-6870 or 452-1686 Inter, lnclds Hard Top. I I PETS & $49,900.obo 76<>-6837 tires. S8.900. OBO Newly restored, new trick , West. choee the top-<>f-nothlng 5l7,500.obo 375·0104 WEST •Q9 <::>AJ84 OK643 •64 2 NOR'm •K-4 :I !\:I Q 107 s 0 982 •J73 SOUTH •AJ76 <::>9~ O AQ EAST • 108 6 3 l\:I K62 0 J 10 7 6 •85 •A KQ 109 The bidding· SOUTit WESf NOR'MI EAST 2NT Pan 3NT Putt Pan Pau Opening lead· Six of• Note the combined North-South .-p11de hnlding on this deal from the rerent Forbo inlernationel tourna- ment in the Netherlands. lt.s appeal to eny student of the game is that, if t.he spade finesse is due to suc· ceed, South does not. have t.o take iLl North-South r eached three no trump rn quick lime. With a per- fectly h:ilanced hand, North saw no reason t.o employ Stayman t.o check on a possible 4-4 heart fit Reluctnrlt lo lead away from an lead of a club. Declarer could count liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SAIL BOATS 7014 ------- eight fast tricka. The spade suit Long Hair Sable iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUICR 9035 91'580 SEC Blk/Blk presented t.he best chonce for a Brown kitten. Friendly, 24' Sailboat Mahogany/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tmmac:ulate & Loaded. lll'nt.h-... ,·ther wi't.h a .,3 breaL or 8 •mos. old. 854-3248. 1 1 Cstm Signature Whls. . "' .,, .. Teak, d eazo, outo '88 Park Aveunue $33,950. 283·1777 LM successful finesse, and there was pilot, tcobox, ho:id. 2 needs engine work. still the diamond finesse av1tilable BICYCLES 6060 boats must sctlll new t ran1mlsslon.1--------- as an additional chance. But declar· s5ooo/obo. 581•5947• $600. or best offer. MERCURY 9135 er did even better, by providing for Purple Mountain Lido 14 w/trollor. 909·359-4948 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the possibility that West held the BI k • S 1 0 0 • SlOOO/obo. 786·473l. '78 Grand Marqula 11ucen guardedjuat.ence. 574-2050 CADILLAC 9040 39k orig ml. 4dr. After winning the fir11l lrick in MEET MARINE SERVICE $3995/obo. 640-6070 hnnd, declarer cMhed the ace and SUPPLIES 7020 king of spades. When the queen '7 8 S • v 111 • 2nd 1-...... ------- dropped, nine tricks were there for someone special owner, xlnt cond, OLDSMOBILE 9155 the taking and declnrer could 11afely through classified Lewmar wenc:hea; robullt ong. New !rans, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii #24 chrome/bronze cus1om wl10 Whls, try the diamond fine'l'le for an ov('r· (new) 5235. ii 1 6 s2950/obo. Need to '85 Cutlass Cierra trick -to no avail TV ll.ICDONICS black/alum (used) aelll 888·9277 4 doo·r. V8, auto. all Why did declarer play spade11 in ' ' S125. Jabsco compact pwr, $1300. 723·1504. this manner? Because if lhe queen STmO 1010 head (new) 5 125. ---------1 ________ _ had not dropped, declarer would 648·3780 CHEVROLET 9045 PONTIAC have continued with a spade 1,..,...,.,,...,..,..,.,,... ....... ..,... ___ ~---... 1---------- t.oward the jack. setting up a long UTIU.m ft llSTlllS MARINE SLIPS card in spades whenever the suit Now Being SctledUlecS DOCI<S 7022 broke 3-3, or scoring the fulfilling lnYourNelQllboftiood ... trick with the Jack should Enst have been dealt lhe queen. A Lech· nique straight. from the books' 40ft MOORING '85 Cargo Van. cleon/ I o o k s g o o d /r u n s groal/79K orig ml/Out• fitted tor camping. Bit abovo blue, but not dupllcalabte 631-6695 9170 '91 Sunblrd LE, 4-dr, aulO, ac and mo1e. Orea! Condition. Kelly BB 55550. Asking $3400. 714·E31·8433 oH Udo. Includes new Zodiac. S9000.obo 7 1~345·01 04 Doc:k, X!Qt Location. FORD 9075 ROLLS ROYCE 9182 llo• OftlY (very secure). wa I or I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii elect. 673·7677 '84 Ford F150 V-8, auto. AC, Cassello. Learn to be a better bridge player! Subscribe n o w to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788-1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridge Let· ter, P .O. Box 4410, Ch.icago, JU. 60680. •11t-MOIOI '86 Muatong 4cy,1 ________ _ No Money oownt •••••••••I 4spd, runs oxce11ont. 1 TOYOTA $3500/obo. 646-1042 77' Sliver Shadow II, 75lh Aninverary Model . 86K ml, S20,000.obo 345-0104 owner. All pwr. $950. 1nsta11at1on & 6 3 1. o 6 3 4 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ProgrammlngOf BMW 9030 •87 FORD VAN con11. 9210 75+ c.nannels lndllded iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil V-6. AfT. P/S. A/C, VISIT OUR SHOWROOM '87 BMW 325 Red, Low m1 Orig. Ownor. APPLIANCES 6011 FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE '93 4·Runner Blk, Loaded! Full pwr, ac, 4wd. new tires, cass. snrf. S17K 675·0232 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 60 15 Refrigerator $175. FOR A LIVE DEMO AT alarm, 6 cyl. 5spd, S4,999 120-1122 Stania~ Formal AC. all pwr, sunroof . ..,....--=------din rm set, tbt w/2 2360NEWPORTBlVD.,C.M. 57995/obo. 640-4888. 88' Tempo. 4-door,1--------Wosher /Dryer, $135.oa 646-5848 Side-by-Side 25 6 cult Reing 5250. 645-6068 day, 645-0875 oves. FURNITURE si111erware drawers ex-Wolff Tanning Beds or CCIII To•..... '89 3251C White corw, pw1 locks/windows. VOLKSWAGEN 9235 tends to 8' w/6 Cane Tan At Homo btk top, fully loadod, cass. cc. runs gre::ll. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Back chrs, new cush· ~~~ 0·~~~i3h~~ s:-;:,~~ f.888·•9•8U. new toces/top, 20k on -,.-5,_1,...9_9_5·..,...--6_4_4_·6_7....,....5:--:8 '64 vw Bug ons pad lncld. Brand Free Color Catalog new eng. Must soil! 90' Mustang LX Now engine, needs now, over SSK cost, Call 1•800•711•0 158 Sl0,500. 548-6883. Conv. 5.0, White body work. S500 obo 0eaut Linens Included •90 3251c Rod Conv. Fulty Loadodl 77K 640-0425. Sell $2500 546-9608 Loaded I All pwr, 5spd $7500 obo 650·33331--.,..,,6,,,9=-=B"'a-J:-a--=B~u-9--6014 Wrought Iron Paho 1_C_O_M_P_U_T_E_R_S_6_0_1_8 TRANSPORTATION alarm. cd, alloy whls, $400/obo. 1:--r-+--+--+---t liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Furn II ur e & Acee s .1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii air bags, 79K. Low ---------5 7 4·26 50 81t Couch Good cond 3-pc antique French Bluebook Must Sell! HONDA 9085 1-:-:~..,.-,:,-:-:-:::::--~~-- Put a fevv vvords to vvork for you. Call 642-5678. SERVICE CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 DIRECTORY •A Place In The Heart MACMEDIC •Care for L•c d tiomo dnycare 1. Macintosh Computors Fun 1ct1v111es· an, music in your hme/ofc. Low/ science & more Lg yard hourly ra1e 673-8819 µl.lyroom1 TLC & CPR ADDITIONS PC Personal Trainer ll0.:2 .7•t 645-483 1 In your homo or office REMODELING 3410 Don t know a keyboard CLEANING lrom the on swolch? ASK ME ABOUT •.• Call Jerry 850·0915 Remodohng•Add1t1ons SERVICES 3548 Professlonal Service & Home Rep;Hs Uo Jcio Computer & lntornot Too Small' Bob 548·8223 A TOUCH OF CLASS Training. Alfordablo Quality Remodefln g Cloanong Ro!> Comm On·site Ted 8 40-7672 •Also Homo Rop;urs Lie, Bonded. Free (SL Toros.i 282-7143 •Reasonably Proccd CONCRETE & •Local Co B63G3t8 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING •Slcphonson Assoc L 1consod-Bondod MASONRY 3557 Coif 714-644-5465 StO 00 per hour 7 14·548-0368 Brock. Block. Stone, Tllo CABINETS 3490 •Bright H seclnlng Cone, Patio. Driveway Curopoan Prof I. Best in town! Rois 5Y1s E~p. Fptc, BBOs. Ref. 25Yr. Exp. Terry 557.7594 Advanced Woodsyslems Graco 251·9455 John Doran Ma1onrv -Custom Cablnotry· Del M ar Cleanlng Co Kotchon •Bath • Doors By Alan S. Lowis Brick•Stone•Block Lg1Sm Jbs•Ropalrs ok Moldings Mnntols nehoblo. Prol'I, Olly L69t6SO 7t4 998-8970 Freo Est & Advice Res Com 714·4 58·9212 LIG87191 631-3632 MARIA'S CLEANING ••JRG MASONRY•• CARPENTRY 3510 Ouollly Assuronco BLOCK BRICK STONE 1 OYrs In Bus Supptoos provided 539-8704 All types-Olly Work I Est L730089 531°7643 A to Z HANDYMAN •VICKI'S CLEANING INSTALUflEFACE CABINETS We olfor THE BEST K1tchons, baths, doors. Hous.e1W1ndow Cleaning. CONTRACTORS windows Doug 5'16·72!>8 tOYrs Exp Xlnt Rois. GENERAL 3558 Affordable Carpantrv Vock I 714-668·0 395 Ca blne It ·For mica ·Kot •WINDOW CLEANING• LEWIS Construction 8aths-Crowri l.1old1n9 Ael s Lte 045-8759 FREE ESTIMATES Romodol•Hondymon 845-0335 L11'704773 Local Res. CAAPENTRY•Wlndowa •714·557·5925• Doors • Wood Foncos rs.;..;.;t.~ RATED #11 PET PROOFING L11'261 581 • C;-ill Bob ~~~~OR PRICE, CONSTRUCTION 249-8323 Pg-3 t 2·0026 ,. • ~ SERVICE & BUILDING 3560 QUAl.ITY CRAFTSMAN CONVENIENCE Custom cabinets/crown ANDERSON Cons tr FORTE moldlng/1110/marblt,M•sc Res/Comm'l/Ntw-Rmdl rtpalrs Charles 557-7684 LIC·I n svr ed-Bondo d I lO USEI !OLD SINCE 1928 760 1381 CERAMIC SERV ICE TILES 3528 ~7 I 4 631-9044· DRYWALL SERVICE 3584 . . Leaky Showers Aap'd I-Regrout1ng & ln1tttll'n •Racallsad 8ookcasa1• L670130 ean of T 1te AIChH . Bullnote . Ora COMPUTERS 3556 673·8065 or 646-0526 CIOSOls + Ll~it Solllll ARCHCRAF 413·7001 TILES $5 A SQ FT' •COMP·U·TEK• l"'SMALL JOB EXPERT lnclud11 Materlal1 Low Costa-Ropolr Orywall/Plasltr Aepalr Frta Eat • All SutflCtl Train· Upgrado , Hanolng;hplng1Teatutt 1-~ 10-202-oaoo 714-·854·0110 Comm/RH 551·55'73 0fl wht w/gold 11 pall. fountoin. 675-7639 Ac: er Laptop, Loadodt ---------S 14,000/lirm 673-4282 '70 VW Bug Blue. new S150 obo 839-0664 ---------;~3;-15H0_0cR>°!~5:~1~~09· BOATS 7011 '94 7401 Blk/btk. '81 CIVIC 4-Dr Sedan :;i0~:~~v.'ir~~~kb;a~~s0:. Leath er brown stooper soln S400, wood TV MERCHANDISE Like new. 16" chrome 5spd, AC, radio, now 52990. 966•1275 l!':!!!!!!!!!-l!B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=:ll 1 wheels. car phone tiros, oxc cond. 87k Misc. 6015 18" Dufflo d , Electric S32,900. 642·8239 i '71 VW BUS Power ESTA'TE 19!)1-All new interior. --:----..,...,-----orig m. 1 owner. .l.1'. with low cost secure '95 3181 Conv, rod/ $2500 631-1766 Brakes. 4-spd, am-Im AUCTION cass. Large rear sunrl s 111 n d s 5 O • c o fl e e iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii toblo sso. art1llc1al liroplaca $100 574·2650 Chances are you wlll find what you need at the price you wan! 10 pay when you read Classified dally 642·5678 DRYWALL SERVICE 3584 Wltthoo ft Drywall All Phasos• Sm/Lg Jobs Claant Craan! lean! 20Vrs Etp/Faor SIFrco Est Lt400030 7 t4·639· 14'17 ELECTRICAL 3610 Small Job EXPERT Duncan Elecrrlc Local/Ou1ck Response L127S870 850-7042 Peterkin Electric: Prompt & Low Rates! ros-com/sm-lg jobs CSL616717 748·5255 ActlonLlne Elec:trlc: Small & Large Jobs Local* Fast Responso LN515863 046·6130 FENCES & DECI<S 3615 * Wood Fences * Roplaco/Ropalr Low $ Froo hauling/est. Llc'd AclYlrnla91 Const 074·530t Stambpugh Bullders Lnt11ce Covers & Pnllos Cust nedwood Decks. Glass. Plex or Ptckol Hand Rolls. Fencing L707J28 714-431 ·8822 FLOOR INSTALL REPAIRS 3620 Sales•Svc•lnatall Hardwd/Vlnyl/Ceramlc PEROO 'C1rpevFree OSI L708279 988-9590 GARAGE DOORS 3678 •S25 Service Call• R or,alr a/Sorv/Oponora A t Mekes·Mod•I• Llc'd 650·Strv·(7378) ••1475 . 16X7•• Includes hcillwoy, woolhor•attlp, Install•· tlon & tax 845·8704 Terry'• Rapid RHponse Opanert/Spr1noa/Hlnoe1 1nst1VRapalr•FrH E11. 446·7721 Pg·S02•t716 '96 Craftsman, Gos slip. S9000. 345·0104 t:in, auto, 21k mo.. Sl700 OB0•631•0757 Mower Model 917 .,,,,,,,,.,..fAJd>l'rn.rF.,.,., 87'Boston Whaler new tags, fact war. _L_E_X_U_S ____ 9_1_1_5 .,....,......,...-....,....------:::- 5.0 HP $200.00 •""N,..,,..,,s,.,11t:;;,1p•N 171t Montauk. Yamaha _s_2_1_.9_o_o_. _64_6_-_4_0_36_.__ '89 Jetta 5spd, AC. 714•721•4006 Ar11l'iu". 1"1nct\ru 90, bllll tank, co11er, 'gtoal condition. am/Im DIABETICS • Anol<juc foyd1Collrc11hlu SOSOO. 646·1162 '94 Lexus ES300 cassette. $4300. s2,o.ooo in Jrw•lrv Can't seem to 1-ownr. low ml. Llhr. 721 ·5878 S:>vo money on sup--, piles. Medicare pays II "'°""'·Gian, lil!'"inn Newport Dunes get lo all those Mnrl. Ch:>mpagnc. --------- you use insulin. we June 2 1 ~ l pm ~?218~7 Ban~~ 0~1~~ repair jobs s21.5oo. 646-2226 ANTtQUES & bill for you. Mention . J Sale SPCNS Carrier around the house? C A F -CA O 2 C a I I · Liao Marina Vi/lag' LASSICS 1 -800-748·1662 L 1c"2FY9 6 7 5 Let the Classified MERCEDES 9130 9250 (800) 334-0104 Von#CA465t49. '96 I DI Misc Fishing tackle, J()1Aucno .. 110<. 11vu TR LR T corr I er Serv ce rectory C.G.Navagahon book. ORl=Yl=RS L 1 c /1 1 F u 8 1 9 6 . help you find Fire ext1ngui s hers, "-=!"~~~!· !· !'*~,' '!'~J_jv~1n~11;'._1 ~TO:B~S~1~2~S:8~T~S:12 reliable help. tools. 548-9832. I.!: 9444. --------- HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 LAWN CARE 3808 •Paint/Carpentry* PUBLIC NOTICE Ike's Custom Painting Drywall and morel BASIC YARD MAINT The Calil. Public Utili· Prof, Clean, Ouahty Small Jobs Ok! 1 CALL DOES IT ALLI tios Commission RE· Work. Int/Ext & Docks Gary 645·5277 631-4422 QUIRES that all used LN 703468 631·4610 Home Repair/Remodel Pager-413-8142 household goods Peters Painting Costa Mesa/Newport ' TREES ' print their movers 20 Years Exporlonco 25 Years Exp. P U C Cal T number: Free Estimates Ji m 631-2460 Topped/Remove Lawns hmos and chauffeurs Interiors and Exteriors ~klrs-cinue '151-347& print thoir T.C.P. num-BREWER'S TV·VCR Lawn Service. Mow/ ber In all advertise· Referral. 854-0512 & Home Services e dg o/so d/s pri n k I er s/ monls. If you have a Under S300. LIE73660 Ac:c:ept M /C & VISA cln-up. Al 966-2716 quos11on about the le· PET CM. Dale 631·1818 Lve msg or call after 5 gatny of a mover, limo SERVICES 3870 eGREEN MASTERS or chaullour, call: HANDEE DAN DEE Public Uhlltles Jobs Large or Small. Landscaping & Malnt Commission Tree Trim • Romovat Pat Sitter/Dog Walker Do sign & Construct Gardening Svc 84 1 ·5512 714·558-4151 Dally/Overnight visits. Rol'd Gen'I Englneor-Landscape Remodeling ALL-AMERICAN Reis avl. Uc'd/Bonded lng/Bulldln8 /Elec1rlcal Yard tune up/maintenoco, Movos-U ... Carofully Denise 714·935·8670 Contractor. 74-9407 Counoously & Cheaply Home Restoratlol'l/Remodel landsc:ipe/artlsllc design. 549-0223 T141227 Contractor NC27-604006 Tllo/d1ywall/woodwork Prof'! & Ethical. 645·7505 PIASTER Spilt Second Moving Fences/decks/room add. LAWN CARE Great Work! Prof Movorsl 24Hr Srv REPAIR 3880 Rools/goneral repairs. Low s Wkly lwn SVC, 70ay/Sr Olsc/T 1178452 Comm/Ros. Refs Free Est cln-up/trlm/sprlnklors 4 3 2·912 3/P-346-5850 Chris 754-0517 Plaster/Stuooo Patch 631-0298 Pg·602· t 770 HOME SERVICES Two Brothers Moving ·Serving So Co 25yrs-Lou Torres Landscape •SPRING SPECIAL• Llcf326864 2•1Hrs Anything & Everything ~lnrbor Aro a 20Yrs. 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