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Home My WebLink About1997-06-11 - Orange Coast Pilotr ~ . SPORTS CdM girls get new hoops coach PACif 5 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 LISTE N UP League of Women Voters earns kudos PAGE J Babysitter thwarts kidnapping attelllpt •Man tries to snatch 4-year-old boy in front of Costa Mesa laundromat. Police circulate sketch of culprit. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -A shoeless man attempting to abduct a 4- year-old Costa Mesa boy outside a laundromat fled e mpty-handed Tuesday afternoon when the boy's babysitter scared the man off, police said. The boy, Andy Ornelas, was not.injured, and police a re circu- lating a composite sketch in hopes of catching the culprit. Andy and his babysitter, 24- year-old Paula Caceres, left the strip mall laundromat in the 2200 block of Fairview Dnve around noon and went to a nearby Cude K for some snacks. As Caceres told it, the boy came out of the store with a hot dog and a drink and lagged behind her as she walked back inside the laundromat to check the rinse cycle. She turned to find a stranger grabbing the boy b'y the arm, and she ordered him to stop, she said. The man gave her "a fright- ened look" and fled, running th rough a nearby intersection toward the post office on the cor- ner of Wilson and Fauview, she said. "If I wouldn't have seen h1m, he probably would have taken DARE: robe drug free Below, Newport Heights sixth-grader Chase Brawner, left, lands a glancing blow on classmate Brandon Lufty on Tuesday during the Drug Abuse Resistance Education fair at Orange Coast College. Right. Llncoln Elementary sixth-graders Amanda Wuebben, left. and Stephanie Anderson take a spin on the Albitron. More than 2,500 Newport-Mesa Wth-and sixth-graders graduated from the DARE program, which oa•••nWcl la TueMay's day 41 tun. PtJaros ax.MMe MA1f1»1. BE ACH FRON ADVERTISI G • Ne wport City Council to join marketing coalition that could net free equipment. But the trade-off is offering the sandy coastline up to advertisers. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -U you notice city llf eguards all wearing the same Speedo bathing suits and driving the same Ford trucks, it's no coincidence. In fact, if you notice such things, that means a marketing coalition the dty agreed to join Monday ls doing its job. The City Council voted 5-2 lo get in on a program that offers up Orange and Los Angeles county beaches as a place for corporations to mar- ket their products. For example, the city could agree to use only volleyball n ts sporting the Wilson logo. In exchange, the city could gel mon- ey or free equipment. The council members who approved the idea said they won't allow obvious advertislng such as banners or flags. And the three- year agreement the city signed allows the council to accept or reject each marke ting idea. •At this point, there's nothing ventured, nothing gained,• C1ty Manager Kevin Murphy said. Being part of a coalition will give the city more bargAlrung power than it would have on its own, saldFire and Ma.rtne Chief • SEE ADVERTISING PAGE 4 off with him," she said. "It's not safe anymore, anywhere. H Caceres said she noticed the man following them outside the Cude K but -didn't pay attention because he looked clean-cut." She described him as -a regular kind of guy." Caceres, a n Orange Coast College student, said she has been babysitting the boy since he was 7 months old. The boy's fath~r. Francisco Ornelas, 46, said he has lived in Costa Mesa for 20 years and nev- er experienced an incident of this type. He said he is happy to have his boy home safe and sound. "I don't want to think {about it)," he said. The boy himself seemed 8 SEE ABDUCTION PAGE 4 r----------------, I \ ll I· \. A LMANAC ............ 2 LISTEN UP ..•.......... 3 CLASSIFIED •.......... 7 POLICE FllES •.......... 2 PUBLIC NOTICES ••.•..•. 6 SPORTS .•.••••.••••.•• 5 \\I \1111 B Right, Andy Ornelas, 4, at home with sister Ana, le ft, father Francisco and sister Evleyn after nearly being abducted. Above, police ske tch of suspect School scores top last year's levels •Second-graders post dramatic increases. District ranks in 60th national percentile on overall perlormance. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily P1/or I I NEWPORT-l\.IESA -Across I the grade levels, dJstnct students perfom1ed better on standardized tests than last year, dnd test scores for second-graders -who were taught in radically reduced class sizes for the lust llme - increased dramaucally The overall scores ho\'er around the 60th ndt1ondl per- centtle. . "Whdt the scores show clearly ts that our teachers make a d.Jfler- ence." Superintendent t-.ldc Bernd sa1d. "The tedchers and pnnnpals worked realJ~ hard to make sure lhdt our cumculum 1s aligned \"'1th the (testedl -;kills." Second-throu9h 10th-graders took the mult1ple-cho1ce Compre- hensive Test of Basic Skills this spnng The test compares theu skill level w1th those of other stu- dents dcross the country • See how Newport-Mesa schools compared, page 4. In testing of chstnct second- grddt>1~ Adctm:. dnd "'I!" port Elementary posted mdss1\·e 20- plus percenll1e increases while Harbor \'1e'"" Kaiser Pnman ldnners. Ne,.,.·port Heights Sonora \'1ctona and \'\ h1tt1er scored more than 10 percenttle points better than last year Andersen Elementdn remained the tughest dffiong ele·- mentd!) !.Choo! scores \\,th its lourth-grdder~ ranking m the 9Sth p£>rcC'nt1le and all other • SEE TESTING PAGE 4 Trustees compromise on push for middle schools • Rea and Davis will open as fifth-and sixth-grade schools next year. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-t-.tES \ Rt>a Community CentN and Dd\ 1s Adult Education C('nter wtll open as fifth-and s1.Xth-9rnde schools next year, school tru!.tl•es unani- mously voted Tuesda) Reversing their f\1ay 27 dC'C·1- s1on to open the school!> as cle- mentaries, trustees respond0d to hundreds of parents' requests to open the sites as nuddJe schools Ul elementdl! c.chools m the Costd I\ tesa zone \\1l.I send hfth- and Sl.Xth-graders to Dav1s while fifth-graders from Pomona Ele- mt>ntan dnd ftfth-and s1 xth- grdders from \\ihtttJN Elementary w1ll yo to RPa Supenntendent \lac Bernd ~d1d he recommended the ftfth- ancl sixth-grade schools solution becduse 1t helped relle\ e over- crowding m the elementary i;chools dnd gave trusteec; more tun£> to plan pem1tlnent housing !>OlutJons. About 200 parents showed up dt the d1stnct school board meet- • SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 4 Resident penS her own Balboa plan •Not willing to wait for the city's massive ref\ll'bishment, C~di Lloyd Doran is pushing a small- sc8le idea to spruce up area. • ~ ___. __ -..,......,_..._.;. __ ~~--------------.,.....--~--.............. .__ ..................... ____ ...._ ____ ......,......., __ ..... r--..._ ....... ..._ ....... ...,.1"-'---' ........ ""'!I~ ....................... ~ A 1 .. ' 11 11 2· 21 21 2i 21 3 3: 3: 3 31 4 4 4- 4 4 4 5 • s D • A: Rl ii ii Ac c. ii ' I I ii ( I I Ci I ~ • I c: Tl Iii LI . : I -. . 'I ... 0 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1997 EDl:TOR TINA almanac • EDfTOft'S NOTE: Do you or someone you k.now have a landmark birthday or anniversary coming up? If so, we'd like to Include it in our Almanac section. Please call the Information Into the Readers' Hotline, 642-6086, fax it to 646- 4170, or mall it to City Editor Iris Yokoi, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. You may also send photographs, but please be sure to include a self- addressed stamped envelope if you'd like it returned. DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Vida A. Reed, 83, on May 8 • Robert M. Thompson, 69, on May 3 •Alice H. Hansen, 91, on May 12 • Steven N Lucia, 50. on May 3 • Edna C. Pansh, 82, on May 6 • Miyo Yo5hida, 68, on May 9 • Annabelle Dewilde, 72, on May 13 •William C Frenz, 54, on May 10 • ElolSe P Wnght, 87, on May 14 • Carmen L. Brown, 76, on May 8 • Georgette L. Desserrey, 91, on May 7 • Demw Tosh. 91, on May 10 • Elaine A Feazell, 63, on May 15 • Louis 0 . Lombardi. 88. on May 15 •George D. t--1«alouf, 75, on May 13 NEWPORT BEACH •Philip L Brady, 77, on May 6 •Alma F. Smith. 85, on May 7 • Doris M. Haggerty. 78, on May 6 • Russell L Pniett, 93, on May 5 • Dorothy S. Griffee, 70. on May 15 • Arnold Knopf, 59, on May 17 DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a aime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Kathi C. Lucid, 45, of Costa Mesa Christophe r J. Cunrugham . 21, of Newport Beach • Camron M. Carter and JennUer S. Curtis, married on May 3 in Dana Point • Arthur A. Cruz and Cheryl L. Schaum, married on May 1 in Har- mordy • Clinton N. Knoesen and Corinna N. Nordgaarden, married on May 9 ln Santa Ana NEWPORT BEACH • Michael P. Miller and Harriet K Louk, married on May 24 in Corona del Mar • Danny K. Choi and Melinda A. Aaron, married on May 17 in Los Olivos •Douglas J . Hutchinson and Jennifer A. Holt, married on May 24 in San Juan Capistrano • Jose Perewozki and Robin E. Hor- vath, married on June 2 in Newport Beach • Christopher T. Marx and America U. Duran, married on June 2 in Santa Ana • Peter V. Rast and Elaine M. Green, married on May 30 in Newport Beach REAL ESTATE Recent real estate sales as reported by the Continental Lawyers Title Co. in Santa Ana. COSTA MESA 607 Lakeview Lane S14l,OOO 2750 Cardinal Drive S272,500 178 The Masters Circle S185,000 145 Morristown Lane $127,000 2156 San Michel Drive $129,000 26B7 Orange Avenue S163,500 2588 Westminster Ave. S168,500 3074 Trinity Drive S1B5,000 2108 Raleigh Ave. S165,000 1642 Iowa St. S92,000 251 Mesa Drive S205,000 Dusty's doing well • Local Harley Davidson rider recovering at Tustin Rehabilitation Center after motorcycle accident. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -When Dusty Switzer crashed her Harley Davidson motorcycle last month, local bikers and others thought she was dead. "The last I heard, she was hit at the 91 and the 60 [Riverside and Pomona freeways), and she was a vegetable,# said Costa Mesa police Sgt. George Yezbick, adding he was relieved to hear she was OK. "We figured she was dead by now." But after four crashes and a head injury 15 years ago, Switzer has a reputation for beating the odds. This time, she is recovering from a second head injury at the Tustin Rehabilitation Center and seems to be feeling a lot better. After all, she's already slipped back into her black leather shorts that show off a large but- terfly tattoo at the top of her thigh. For more than 30 years, the 115-pound woman has cruised the city, straddled on her 700- pound scooter with her jet black Newpon Be.ch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa biker Dusty Switzer chats with friend Jean Hall at the Tustin RehabWtatton Center. hair blowing from under her crash helmet. About a month ago, the 50- year-old biker, who is part Apache, part German and part French, was driving the black 1988 Heritage softail to see her daughter in Arizona. She appar- ently lost control of the bike and hit her head on the pavement, said longtime friend Jan King. "They would have let her go (from the hospital) earlier, but they are afraid she will go right back on her bike -which is true," King said. "Nothing will keep her off that bike. The only thing that would keep her off the bike is if she is absolutely physi- cally unable, and then she said she will buy a trike." The two women met about 10 years ago on a bike ride. King has been taking care of Switzer's three cats while she recovers. King said Switzer was having trouble walking three days ago. But on Tuesday, she was ambling about the hospital and talking about the speeches she is known for at Alcoholics Anonymous. "On Sept. 9, I will have been sober for 12 years," Switzer said. •Every time I speak, I make them laugh and cry." }3esides her speeches at Alco- holics Anonymous meetings, Switzer participates in charity motorcycle rides and parades. Lt. Ron Smith said there aren't too many women who can handle a Harley Davidson the way Switzer does. Smith recalled his first meeting with Switzer. She called to report an arson incident. "She was sitting on the curb, her fac~ buried in her hands, and she was sobbing and crying, 'My baby, my baby,' repeated- ly," he said. "I walked up and tried to, as sensitively as possi- ble, talk to her, and that's when she told me that her motorcycle' was burned, not her house or a child. Katherine J . Smith, 39, of Laguna Beach David L. Bahnsen, 22, of Newport Beach Sabrina M . Carrasquel. 35, of New- port Beach 2915 Palau Place S297,SOO 2032 Orange Ave. $500,000 1210 Conway Ave. s 168,500 City officials seek budget priorities Bryan L. Miller, 32. or Newport Beach Michael C Moore, 52, of Huntington Beach Tunothy D. Faust, 27, of Costa Mesa Happy S. G ill. 32. or Huntington Beach Ray w. GnnnPtl, 77, or Newport Beach James B. ChesPbro, 25, of Corona del Mar COSTA MESA Sergio Avalos, 26, or Costa Mesa Vincent Yang 14, or Costa Mesa Edward M . Gr!~porrct, :1CJ, of Costa Mesa Gregory S. Shin, 27, of Fullerton William N. PPdrantl, 25, or Huntington Beach Tunothy M. Murphy, 36, of I lunting- ton Beach Mitchell L Glurkman, 44, of Irvine Kevin C. Connell, 40, of Irvine Richard L. GanPy, :18, of Long Beach Erick A. Bllc;h, 28, of Mumeta Rene ValenzuPla, W. of Santa Ana Jorge J. Gahrirl, 27, or Stanton MARRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Gregory M Provencher and Elaine T. Pantaz, mdfried on May 24 in Huntington Beach •Michael A. Quinn and Kristi J. Brown. mMried on May 25 in West- minster •Gary W. Dolinka and S herrie L. Good. married on May 25 in Laguna Beach • Richard E Virtor and Teresa L. Fer- guson, mam rd on May 30 in Santa Ana • Gabriel R. Arce dJld Ruth E. Osorio, married on May 25 in Costa Mesa • Scott W. Srhuhert and America Castellano!., nMrried on April 5 in Irvine 3492 Wimbledon Way S2S1,500 160 Quiet Bay Lane S1B5,500 3265 Indiana Ave. s210.ooo 757 W. Wilson St. $145,000 1906 Orange Ave. S1B5,500 2029 Continental Ave. $169,000 3685 Bay View Terrace Sl79,500 1129 Dennis Way $318,000 613 Seaview Lane s 153,000 574 Traverse Drive S187,500 2030 Continental Ave. s 154,000 255 Camellia Lane $240,000 679 Capitol St. $169,000 2B16 Shantar Drive $287,000 285 Broadway S290,000 3388 Carmel Drive S255,000 1016 W. 19th St. S242,500 2054 President Place $164,000 1B13 Nantucket Place S250,000 3159 Sicily Ave. $204,000 755 Schenley Bay $1~2,000 2231 Meyer Place $187,500 D READERS HOTLINE 642-6086 Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips. VOL 91, NO. 128 ADDRESS Our address is 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, cant. 92627. THOMAS H. JOHNSON, COfUlECDONS Publisher It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt· WIWAM L080lU.. Editor ly correct all errors of substance. ITIVE MARBLE. Pleaw call 574-42J3. Managing Editor m TONYDOODO, The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Assistant Managing Editor ~ Piiot {USPS-14MOO) is l1NA llORGATTA. lshed Mondly through s.t- City Editor urday. In Newport Be~ ·~ ROGIR CARLSON, Cosu ~ subscriptions are only evallable by subkribl'(C Sports Editor The llmes Orenge ~ ) MARCMAmN. 252-9141. In lfell OUbldt of Photo ldltor Newpott .. ach 8'.:I COAi Mesi. LV. llSOLA. sublalptlons to tt'9 Delly l'llot Dltplay Ad>mtlslng on~ are "' .. !able by IMll fot NOY OI I I ING. $1 per month. Second ct. a.I~ Advertising poltAlge peld tit (Oita ~ CA. ~IOMNSOH. <Pr'* lndudt ~ ~and loc.i ) .oslMAs.. ~ltWt. TtR: Send addra ctw,... to ""'NevJPOlt ~ Meg OWf flnllndef Offlcer l)ally 1'ltot; '-0. lat ,. c..a • Stepping back into the county's investment pool, use of overtime in the Fire Department and Project 2000 funding considered during budget discussions. Tim Riley said, noting the department has reviewed the policy over the past four years. "Every absence in our suppres- sion forces must be covered." Earlier this year, he suggested, cutting city funding of the center! so that its programs would be1 supported by the fees they gar- ner. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City officials embarked on the priority- juggling act of nailing down a 1997-98 budget at a Monday study session. They'll be working with $500,000 more in revenues over the original $115 million estimate. They can use that extra money to make up deficits in the reserve funds or to fill some of the $2 mil- lion in requests that didn't make the prelimlllary budget. Some issues that surfaced Monday will likely come up in future budget discussions. A sam- pling: • Council.man John Hedges suggested considering jumping back into the Orange County investment pool, which once drained the county's finances, causing the largest ever munici- pal bankruptcy. "Under John Moorlach's direction, the returns have increased more than anything we have done on our own," he said. • Fire and marine safety offi- cers make 20.5% of their salaries in overtime -$1.1 million over their $5.2 million in base salaries. And that's an annual sore spot for money-conscious council members. "Because of the cost of salary and benefit packages, it's cheap- er to use overtime instead of additional staffing for vacation relief," Fire and Marine Chief Still, some council members asked for another review of that policy. • Hedges questioned why firefighters drive the ladder trucks, the most expensive vehi- cles to run, to pick up groceries for meals at the station. Riley said the crews must stick to their assigned vehicle for the day, whether they're fighting fires, rescuing cats from trees or stop- ping by the supermarket. "I suspect that for the cost of taking one of these trucks to do their grocery shopping, we could order out a meal and have it catered," Hedges said. • Hedges once pitched the idea of making the Oasis senior center independent of the Com- m unity Services Department. MWe provide a facility tor: seniors," said Councilman Den-1 nis O'Neil, whose district' includes the center. HI've taken the position that it is an appropri- ate function of the city." Hedges proposed listing Oasis! as a line item in the budget to: clarify exactly bow much the city is funding the center. • A handful of Balboa Penin- sula residents who have opposed the city's plans to revitalize their neighborhoods questioned the proposed budget. They specifi- cally targeted the earmarking of $528,000 for the plans, now being studied as possibilities. Council members assured them that no plans will go into effect without public hearings on, each project. Brighter beach bathrooms in Newport's futute · By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH Expect cleaner beach bathrooms soon. The Oty Council voted Mon- day to bfre three temporary employees to clean the city's busy and much-derided bath- rooms at Newport and Balboa piers, Washington Street and Corona del Mar beach. Council members asked city staff to figure out which would be cheaper -hiring the clean- ers at minimum wage or getting them from a temporary agency. And Mayor Jan Debay request- ed the city check the new hires' backgrounds and fingerprints before granting them access to public restrooms. HWe think these individuals need to be properly trained,# General Services Director Dave Niederhaus said. •we will take the necessary precautions." The two current restroom cleaners now bit each bathroom twice a day. With the new hires, each employee will concentrate on continuously cleaning one or two bathrooms each workday. The council also agreed to place a high priority on squeez- ing onto next year's budget a request for $20,000 to maintain the new employees until Sep· tember. Councilman John Noyes sug· gested looking into hiring a pri- vate company to clean the city's bathrooms in the future. I • I Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No news stories, illustrations, edito-W'EATHEJl SURF POLICE Pll:BS rial matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced with· ftMPERATURES will build to 2 feet. Getting to the Oeach COSTA MESA out written permission of copy-Newport Beach and a 3-foot swell during lunch offers right owner. • Adams Avenue: A camera and camcorder worth $1 100 69/60 wlll come from the the most likely were stolen from an apartment In the 1200 block. ' HOW TO REACH US Newport Coast west. Patchy mom· workaround to the •South Bristol Street: An 18-pack of beer worth S10.95 was 73156 Ing fog. tidal schedule. Tak-shopllfted from a convenience store in the 3000 bfO(k. Orculadon Balboa Ing advantage of • Newport Boulevard: A microphone, guitar and other equip-The llmes Orange County 69/60 TIDES the midday push will (800) 252-9141 Costa Mesa TODAY ment worth $250 were stolen from a home In the 2600 block. llkely yield fair surf-The door was unlocked. ~2-5678 80/60 First low Ing condhions. The • Maple Avenue: Two portable radios with hHdsets and a Corona def Mar B:39a.m. 0.6 rise of swell from =642-4321 68/60 Flrst high cassette worth $255 were stolen from a car in the 1900 block. the southwest wlll The window was smashed. News 540-1224 1:16 a.m. 4.0 fill in over the next • bst Mesa Verde Drive: Clothing worth $490 was stolen =642 .. 330 5URf FORECAST Second low few days as the from a laundry room In the 2200 bfO(k, Sports fp 646-4170 LOCATION SIZE 9:25 p.m. 2.7 small west swell ~l~ot29earthllnk.net Wedge 1·3 SW Secon(j high recedes. That see-NEWPOln' IEACH Newport 1·3 SW 3:57 p.m. 3.8 narlo wlll basically • lrvlne Avenue: $80 worth of property was stolen from a Business Office 642-4321 Blackles 1·3 SW THURSDAY luslneu Fax 631-5902 Rlvtr Jetty 1·3 SW First low produce ridable locked car parked In the 3100 block. CdM 1·3 SW 9:30a.m. 0.9 waW:S through the • Mlmbot" Roect PropeZYi worth $7.600 was stolen from an First high weekend that fall In unsecured construction site n the 3300 block. l'\lbtWMd by ~ the w•lst.-to chert-• MM*ie AV9nUe end CofOM .. Mm' Mein IMdt: ~ llOATINO 2:24•.m. 3.6 Caflfomla Community News, Ught and varfable Second low high ~nge. Look for one set a portable toilet at the bMch on fl~ which In tum Mt a T1mti Mirror Compeny. ~ wfnds durf~ mom-10:57 p.m. 2.3 this to continue with fl,.. to another portabt. toilet. lnghoun I ~high the addition of • hlic end= MIW'I.,_: 8lnoculMJ Ind • j«ket worth ....., S. IOlln, ~and CEO become toUthwest to 4:41 p,m. 4,1 so~ wind waves • $799 were rto n from• c.r parked near the lntenection The ,..... .. ~ west It 15 knots di.Jr-out of the north-~led open. · Vice~ CiefWll M.nagtf Ing the afternoon. WATIR ~ later on Thurs· • Av.nu.: A surfboard and bag worth $560 ~ '°"' ~ Dndot of Opntlont OM foot wind WavtS 1llt a"n.m: 10 day. stoltn from • c.1r parked In the 1500 block. The 1h~t-9"'7 Qlllf a. ,.111'*,..,.... tv I.Md • bent wfrt to open the door through tht . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot An organization truly . in ~ league of its own : s ome w~ks ago, I was privi- leged to address the annual meeting luncheon of the Orange County League of Women Voters, an organization I've long admired. Everything taking place that day reinforced my admiration. But something deeper stirred me, too, and I've been trying to sort it out ever since. Then I !:>egan reading about the trial of Rhonda Carmony - political aide and fiancee of Rep. Dana Rohrabacher -for her alleged role in the rigged election of Assemblyman Scott Baugh, an9 suddenly the question scratching at me after my meeting with the league became clear. The members of the Orange County League of Women Voters are working within the parame- ters of our election system and laws to improve a government in which they passionately believe. And many of the people who run that system -at least in Orange County -are working outside of it with an arrogant contempt for the principles and processes of a government to which they pay only lip service. My concern that day at the league luncheon was whether the efforts of this fine organization are in any way meaningful in such a political cli- mate. The answer to this question has nothing to do with mental tough- ness or political smarts. The league members -both men and women -with whom I met aren't political do-gooders playing at public service. They identify spe- cific problems, research them, and suggest and support solutions. They a.re sharp, dedicated and knowledgeable. Their national theme this year is Making Democ- racy Work, through increasing voter participation, campaign finance reform, diversifying repre- sentation. rebuilding civic partici- pation and expanding civic educa- tion. By their very nature, these goals are an affirmation of our sys- tem of goverrunent. But the toughest opposition comes not from people who would seek otb· LISTEN UP joseph n . bell er solutions but from those expressing -through word and action -a QTOwing contempt of government itself. Read the testimony in the Car- mony trial. Alleged clandestine meetings in a parking lot where Republican gnmts, under orders, are pushing illegal petitions against an imminent deadline for "our Democrat" to sign. Arrogant power brokers telling public offi- cials they were put into office not to "screw up.'' A right-wing PAC memo to eight enormously wealthy contributors asserting proudly that "with much effort we were able to get our Democrat filed." Three junior aides have already pleaded guilty to illegal election activities in this sony affair, and the token Democrat is running for cover after agTeeing to testify in court. In retrospect, all of this was brought into sharp focus by the last question in a spirited ques- tion-and-answer session after my visit with the league. It came from a member who asked, almost wistfully: "Do the things we do have any real impact on the peo- ple who run politics in Orange County?" The cynical answer -and the one that came immediately to mind-was: "Only if they can deliver money and votes." Is that true? The idealist in me says, "No, your perspective is warped. You've watched Orange County politics too long." But the realist in me says, "Of course it's true, but the only way to do some- thing about it is to recognize this and beat the people calling the shots at their own game. U they control the money -and they do -then it has to be done with votes." The League of Women Voters doesn't support political candi- dates, which is probably a ~e - if occasionally regretful -policy. But it can arrange public forums in which candidates can face-off (or look bad by refusing the chal- lenge). And it can and does work for campaign reform and an enlightened electorate, activities that will get plenty of political attention when and if they begin to translate into votes. . Meanwhile, a powerful ally in the cause of good government has entered the fray. Orange County District Attorney Michael Capizzi has made it very clear that his prosecution of Carmony will reach far beyond her to the real power centers behind the Baugh election rigging. Whatever hls motive - and I have no reason to assume it is anythmg other than prosecuting lawbreakers -the effect can only be the exposure of political forces inimical to the league's efforts to improve government at every lev- el. So I might, on reflection, answer that question a little differ· ently than 1 did on the day of the luncheon. I might say there is new hope to be found in a restlessness among the Orange County elec- torate at the arrogance and intran· sigence of the political power cen- ters here. a hope aided and abet· ted by the upcoming prosecution of those charged with violating our election laws. So hang in there, league, and do your thing. Maybe yol,lT worst enemy, after all, is cynicism. And maybe the rest of us can draw a needed lesson from your steadfast efforts to improve, rather than I manipulate and exploit, our politi- cal system. I • JOSEPH N. BELL'S column ~uns every Wednesday. briefly in the news Smoke doesn't mean uncontrolled fire Seeing smoke in the sky? No need to worry. The state Depart- ment of Parks and Recreations v;ill conduct controlled fire bums in Crystal Cove State Park and the Irvine Co. Open Space Reserve through June 12. "We have 85 firefighters stand- ing by watching the bum," said Qennis Shell, public information officer for the Orange County Fire Department. "They are making sure nothing goes wrong." Three separate sites will be . burned totaling 98 acres. The bum is being conducted as part of an ongoing effort to control weeds and shrubs. For more information, contact The Nature Conservancy at 832- 7478 or Parks and Recreation at 366-8518 ext. 2. Dunes seeks funds for fireworks display The annual fireworks at the Newport Dunes resort -a main- stay of the city's Fourth of July Religious Science a Spiritual () Approacht Living Cll'.TA Mf <,.~ • C.l!NOAYS 10;1111 1'•·1 I N'l festivities -could disappear next year without the city's help. Anne and Tun Quinn, owners of the resort, showed up at a City Council budget study session to ask officials to pay hali the price of next year's show. The fire- works, they said, cost $15,000. They said they would not, however, open their gates for free \Ell :\RRl\'.\tS • NEEDLEPOI NT R llGS • TrnETAN RL1Gs • HANO KNOTTF:O DIRECT I MPORTED AURUSSONS \ /I ( 11 1 I l / J 11 r ii 1 ' /'1 • I 1 l r \, 11 j I t I , , I \ 1• I I HEMPIDLL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon -Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa SINCE SABATINO'S 1864 Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. Fl.AVORFUL & DELICIOUS LUNCHES DINNER• SUNDAY BRUNCH Unique wint room & dining rooms available for group busine.u meetings and private fimrtions CATERING FOR ALL EVENTS Full aourmet Italian cooldna lncludin& ftsb tpttlals and many bomemade fa•orfta to the public even if the city helps pay for the s.how. Thetr operating costs beyond the fireworks show total $18,000, they said -some of wluch is covered by th e $20 per car charge to enter the resort that I day. I "The cost of carrying this tradi- tion has gotten to be too much," Anne said. 24 HOUR Info Tape 957-2533 "'o•eph A Weber Stete 8er Certified Speol•ll•l WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1997 • .. S T 0 R M Y \X· F :\ T H E H DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT A cyclist employs heavy concentration as he zooms along the Back Bay near Irvine Avenue. City considers going against code •Officials may file lawsuit to halt plan that would split Costa Mesa into two phoning areas. prolub1ted from attending such meetings m the future. "U something en tic al to the city such as the area code issue came up, we wouJd transfer money from another account or look to a nother department because that would be very in1portant," she said By Susan Deemer, Da11y Pilot COSTA tv1ESA -City offi- cials are considering filing a 1 lawsuit against the California Public Utilities Com.mission over its plan to split Costa Mesa's area code into both 714 and 949. A petition urgmg the commis- sion to reconsiper the plan was I denied May 21 , but on Monday, City Council members talked about filing suit, appealing the decision or seeking other reme-1 clJes. "We've been trying to con- vince the Caliiorma Public Utili- ties Commission that splitting the community in hali is detri- mental to business and the com- munity," said City Attorney Tom Kathe. Kathe said he will call for a closed session on Monday to dis-1 cuss. among other things, the city's "IJtJgation options." RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY Wltere Your OoAor Covers Morel 1977 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA • S48· 11 Sb • Sp«:la/lz:lng [lf"AA <.~I" ~ll ~ In claltfd Al'••'l4"\ 11 ·•~ ' "' t ' +$25,000 • (714) 760-8775 lit L EGAL >€>PTIC>N S "-•...-!.r >M.......,t ..,." ~,. 1 .~,vv BAI.BOA CAmi MIW, INC. • A .... 1• ,,._._., P..W,., • 8"Uf'r t4'fw• n.. A~ 11t '"""P C_,.,, iM'-di R._ 0.f'OI ... • lttttf• COMpflritoft" 629 Terminal Way, 120 • Costa Mesa 722~20 Open Mon.· Fri. 9-5 • Slncf 1974 But tbe city's move to oppose the commission's decision came two months after the telecom- munications industry held meet- ings in Anaheun to discuss boundary options. City Manager Allen Roeder said the city didn't have the funding last year to send a rep- resentative to the hearing. But he is urging City Council mem- bers to set aside the money in l1us year's budget. "I don't think that it is wise to be prohibited from gomg because the funds are not in the budget," Roeder said. Those Orange County cities that did take part in the hearing voted 11-2 in favor of the plan to split Costa Mesa's area code. Susan Temple, city finance manager, said she will recom- mend the counctl put aside about $5,000 lo attend legisla- tive hearings. But she contends council members would nol IJe The oty lured a San Franos- co-based law finn -Goodin, MacBnde, Squen, Schlotz and lhtchie -to morutor legislative heanngs such . as the utilities commission on its behcilf. Attorney John Clark said the are a code change approved by the comrruss1on ~'ill isolate the north end of the a tv from the south end. The So.uth Coast Plaza area north of the San Diego Freeway will be m the 714 area code, while the area south of the freewav will be 949 Clark suggested the city also consider alternatives to llbga- tion. such as reconhgunng telecommurncat10ns facilities lo keep the cit} 1.11 one of the two area rodes /JHIJ '-'UCI\ •·'·°"'->1 I iS3:>1Md Mno )1:>3H:> 3NIH:>VW ~NIM3S AN\f Ana noA 3MO:f 39 P·'IH JoqJPll l ~1•1 HJDI Aqoq :~o~ ~31\f30 03Zl~0Hln'V Sll3Dll3S 19 S3.NIH~VW DNIA\3S ~Sociated Tinderso·x Premium Cigars • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Ava • Butera • Credo • Davidoft • Diamond CrO\'\ n • Dunhill • Fonseca • Griffin • Macanudo • Montecristo • Padron • Partagas • Playboy • Santa Ro a • Zino Humidors by Elie Bleu Crystal Court South Coast Plaza 714-540-8262 Beautify Your Yard! FARNSWORTH IANDS('APfi COMPAN\' 548-5132 \\ e hm'f> Ol't'T fl.(} .~errkC' in this mw1.. Our quality. crentil'ity and S<'n.•tCT atV unmntt·herl. 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His staff report esti- nMlt•s the program could bring in $'.00,000 in revenue and dona- tion~ for Newport Beach. But th£• promise of extra mon- c•y didn't swdy C'OUncil members Nom1d Glover dnd John Hedges, hoth known for scrutmizmg city lmances "I really think not everything in Newport Beach is for sale," Glover said. "I'd rather keep our beaches dS is." BALBOA CONTINUED FROM 1 Dorr1n -..r11d 1s urf'dt. Rut the 1mprovt•mf"nl~ outlined in that pldn won't hdppen ovem1ght. "WhPn you hPdr people> talk- lOCJ dhout P101eC't 2000, you hear tht•m lalk dhout trctlftc dnd park- inq, dnd lht1l's fine," Doran said. "I think Proj('C'I 2000 is a great 1<IE>c1, hut that's down the road." 1Jorc1n ..,did her plc1n is some- th111q lhP rPs1dents, merchants cind city rr1n do nght now. "WhPn you pay lo live in acer- tam c1rC'c1, you C>xpecl it to look a C'ertr1m wr1y," Doran said. "And <>very llflw I drive home c1nd pass throuqh downtown, I think to m ysc•IJ, th 1s 1!> stc1rtmg to look like c1 V1•nicp BPr1ch ghost Lown, and I don't llke 1t." And c1pparently she's not the only pcrnnsula homeowner who IPtds thr1t way. Sh1"s rnllied about W others who hdve agreed to }JU!>h her 1dcd, knocking on doors c1nd dehvEmng copies of her plan c11J Uus week to merchants and city olhnals. The woup is asking the city to prov1cte lunds to purchase new trr1s.h cans, nowers a nd plant box- l'S, and upgrade and clean the public restrooms twice a day. Th<:>y want the me rchants to steam clean the sidPwalks in front of thelI stores on a weekly basis a nd rPplace lorn and tattered bdnners As for the residents, they'll plant and maintain the nowers. "It could look Like Cape Cod or Martha's Vineyard if we all made an e ffort," Doran said. "We know it's a two-way street, and we'll help. But they (the merchants) represent our town to everyone who comes here ." A numbe r of me rchants in the peninsula's business improve- ment district am already doing what the plan suggests. But it takes time and commitment to keep things looking clean and pre tty, and some might not want to make that investment, said merchant Britta Pulliam. "I think its a great idea, it's something that our business asso- . ' I " 1\1111 !ti ft\'I I I \flit\ Phone calls and lcuers wrl11en on your behalf. Documc111s rcvicwtd for free. Ret1in ftn Attorney for the entire year for only $90, Ulflt41.ep1"'°•'*"1-...uw 1 3 ·~ 4 .~ 97 96 97 96 97 96 66 41 42 37 32 40 84 92 89 90 95 85 66 57 68 59 63 71 36 34 26 27 39 48 89 78 78 79 81 81 59 51 42 45 47 35 -58 64 60 64 56 70 - -. ---69 69 78 73 82 77 84 67 67 80 79 72 57 59 54 52 63 56 78 65 82 64 59 75 37 54 50 43 48 47' 13 24 18 19 22 33 40 35 41 41 38 38 52 48 59 27 54 54 23 '16 27 09 14 11 33 17 24 19 18 26 " 60 52 54 48 55 53 ond-grade percentiles jumped from the ninth to 23rd and third- graders climbed from the 16th to the 27th pe rcentile. Despite a rise by two per- cenWe points for district th.ird- graders, third-grade scores actu- ally dropped at seven elementary schools. "We wondered about third grade,• Bernd said. Bernd said he thought the Los Angeles County has been offering up its own beaches to advertisers since 1990. The pro- gram has garnered Speedo swimsuits, Ford trucks with Fire- stone tires and Naya water for the lifeguards who patrol the county's beaches. Hedges suggested postponing joining the coalition for one year to see how it works for other Orange County cities. "If we sign on the dotted line on this coalition, Los Angeles County takes up negotiations for us," he said . "What may be appropriate for them may not work down here." c1ation has been working toward for a long time," said Pulliam, who own's Britta's Cafe on Main Street. "I planted nowers in front of my place after the city redid the sidewalks, and it's a lot of work to keep it up .... And I'm probably the wicked witch of the comer. I'm constantly telling people, 'Don't pick my flowers,' or 'Would you like a bag for your dog?' J don't know how many would be dedicated enough to do that ." Coun cilman John Noyes, own- er of Noyes J ewelers and a me m- ber or the Balboa Island Business Association, echoed those thoughts. "One of the things that we have in our favor here on the island is that the residents really get along with the merchants," Noyes said . "Tr the residents will help them, it's a great cycle to get into. But it's something that talces a lot of organization and a lot of cooperation lo do it. I would cer- tainly like to see that happen down the re, but it's going to talce a lot of work." However, it's not an unreason- able request -at least Council- man John Hedges, who repre- sents the peninsula, doesn't think so. "I lhink the downtown mer- chants need to pay attention to a letter Like this," Hedges said. "There a re some business and property owners that really add a lot to the downtown community. There are others who are little more than slumlords, and they really drag down the image of the area. I think they need to get a lit- tle more involved in the commu- nity and pride of neighborhood." Hedges also said the city should be able to ~figure out a way• to fund the purchase of flowers, plant boxes and trash cans. "These things (outlined in Doran's plan) are not hard to do," he said. "And the businesS' district has already had a lot of the same ideas. l don't want to step in and override what . they are already trying to do, but with a three-way partnership, l th.ink the idea has a lot of merit." -~" -~ -,~ 5 6 7 8 9 10 97 96 97 96 97 96 97 96 97 96 97 so - - 88 83 85 77 --'· 30 38 30 86 83 79 51 53 53 67 59 64 - -- 83 70 84 I 79 71 81 58 66 54 65 70 70 42 64 58 35 -- 48 48 51 45 --15 12 16 15 -- 34 43 43 46 47 60 60 68 69 73 68 75 73 76 74 78 80 71 56 55 57 63 50 59. 51 51 41 55 43 48 62 73 55 70 -30 -59 -28 -43 --65 56 53 57 57 59 62 65 57 65 57 59 * Student population included in these test res~lts 1 All students except non-English proficie nt in grades 2-10 2 All students except those instructed in Spanish in grades 2-5 3 All students except Level 1-3 ELD students in grades 7-10 third-grade curriculum may not . be as aligned with the tested skills as in other a reas, but that school teams b egan Monday examining how each sCfiool and grade level can improve its Hedges also proposed New- port Beach try negotiating its own marketing agreements, but Riley said past a ttempts have been unsuccessful. Hedges said he worries Newport will be cut out of dealing with sponsors on its own after joining the coalition. Huntingto n Beach, working on its own, got free Geo Trackers for its lifeguards in 1990. In e xchange, C hev.rolet got the rights to advertise the utility vehicle as "the official marine safety four-wheel drive of Surf City." Hedges said the council shouldn't approve the coalition ABDUCTION CONTINUED FROM 1 largely unfazed. Only hours lat- e r, he watche d cartoons q uietly but d eclined to speak of the inci- dent. His sister, Joanna Ornelas, 15, said Andy is generally shy with strangers. "I'm shocked," Joanna said of Qf9QA&s NowFonning Kids/ Adults call 714/222-66~1 for info 1b'OurNew Plien-fen rPOO ®~ m&[l'fl SPRING SPEC s2000 Start-Up With 12 Week Plan EXP. 5/31197 scores. "We can start thinking about it over lhe summer, start seeing pat- terns and see what you need to~ change," Bernd said.-off jeans and no shoes. agreement without setting down a formal policy on whether to even allow marketing on the beach . Glover said she doesn't ever want to see any advertise- ments on the beach. "Newport has style, it has fl air, it has standards," she said. "It's very easy lo lower those standards, but it's not easy to raise them back up." But other council members saw it as a good way to get much-needed equipment and money. "I doubt anybody will notic.e this," Councilman John Noyes said. the attempted abduction, adding that Andy told her it didn't frighten him. The suspect is described as a white male between the ages of 20 and 23, standing 6-foot-1, of medium build, clean-shaven with crooked front teeth and short brown hdiI. H e wore a blue baseball cap, white T-s hirt, stone-washed cut -off jeans and no shoes. PUBUIHES- Graduatlon Day Wednesday June 18th DUDUNE.- Prlda y June 13th 5pm SCHOOLS CONTINUED FROM 1 ing, many to support a middle school at Davis, but most agreed that the district's staff plan was satisfactory. Even so, several speakers had concerns about the plan. "Please make the transition as smooth as possible because we're all concerned about what the chil- dren will be going through," said parent Diane Bielland. Several parents said they were concerned about traffic on Arling- ton Drive and other safety issues. "The school is not in a neigh· borhood, it is adjacent to the fair- grounds," said Sheri Sanders, a parent at College Park Elernen- _tary. uvou haven't given us any information about security." Rosemarie Bodrogi, director of federal projects and alternative education services, said the aduJt education program now located at Davis could be moved to a nearby facility. Trustees voted to authorize Bernd to enter into negotiations to move the program. Several adult education stu- dents spoke about the importance Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot of retaining the program. espe- cially the English language class- es. A group of parents from the Estancia zone said they support- ed Rea as a fifth-and sixth-grade school, but Killybrooke teacher Barbara Toohey said the move won't be easy. "There are a lot of programs that fourth, fifth and sixth (grades) do together that third and fourth don't do together," Toohey said. "It's probably the best solution but it does affect teachers." In othe r action, trustees voted 6-1 to approve a new language arts cuniculum for kindergarten through sixth grades. Trustee Wendy Leece dissent- ed, saying she opposed the adopte d Harcourt Brace series because she didn't think it ihclud- ed as many phon ics-based lessons as another publisher, Open Court. "Harcourt Brace is not the best publisher in Urn first and second grades. Open Court is stronger in decoding and phonics," Leece said. Julie Chan, director of curricu- lum for the district. said the teach- ers who piloted the Open Court series were not impressed. around tow TODAY PINOCCHIO Mariners Elementary School presents Pinocchio at 7 p.m. at 2100 Manners Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets cost $3. For more information, caU 642-9429. SEA EXPLORER Sea Explorer Ship -Del Mar 7 11 of Ornnge County will meet at 7 p.m. at the Sea Explorer Sed Base, 1931 W. Coast I Li ghway, Newport Beach. The g roup is looking for 13-to I 8-year-olcl boys who are interested in being a part of explorer ships in Orange County. A weU-rounded maritime experience program that encom, passes sailing, seamanship, pilot- ing, navigation and cruising will be offered. For more inforrndtion, call b42-8503. BREAKFAST FORUM The Inside Edge offe rs a bredkfast serrunar called "Alche- my and MetarnorphosLs: Stepping Into the Future Through the Past" lrom 6:30 to 8:30 a .m. at Scott's restaurant, 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa. CdU 460-4242. 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Tell your ~raduate how proud you are of their accomplishment~ Put this cherished moment in print forever ... a lieepsalie of this EYE-OPENER No titles for SCC women; and nobodys up in arms SEE BELOW WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1997 • 1 QUOTE OF THE DAY ·u was a pretty fun day. and there wasn't too much pressure ... • -smm I AIJ,-STAR GOLFER JEFF PER.RY SEE IElOW SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON; 574~223 BEARDSIEE, NORTON CDM's AIBLETES OF TIIE YEAR • Two-sport senior standouts cap noteworthy careers with athletic department's top honor. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot SEA KINGS CORONA DEL MAR -Corona de! Mar High has named senior two-sport standouts T'yler Beard- slee and Julie Norton Male and Female Athlete of the Year, respectively. 800 at Sea View League Finals Ws spring. Nort.on, a veteran swim stand- out who played on _the Sea Kings' inaugural girls water polo· team this season, capped her prep career by contributing to school records in the 200-and 400-yard freestyle relay quartets, which finished 10th and 12th in CIF Southern Section Division r, respectively. 10th in ClF Division IV and 21st at I th e CfF State Championships in cross country. Norton, who fimshed 16th in ClF Division I in the 50 freestyle, was a two-time MVP of Coach Doug Volding's swim team, for which she lettered four years The record-selling 200 free relay quartet earned All-Ameri- can consideration with a season- best time of 1 :44 .48 at ClF Finals. A first-team all-ledgue waler polo player, the UCLA-bound Norton was fourth in the l 00 free at league finals. Julie Norton Beardslee, a four-year stand- out in cross country and track and field, was the captain and MVP of the 1996 CIF State Divi-1 sion IV champion cross country team. He also firlished second in the 1,600 meters and third in the Beardslee was sixth in league, The USC-bound standout scored consistently m the middle distances for Coach Bill Sumner's track squad. His 4:04.58 clocking in the 1,600 at league finals was the second best in Orange Coun- ty al the time, but a left hip flexor strain hindered his attempt to advance past the CIF Division II Preliminaries. She qualified for ClF Prelims each of her four sedsons. Tyler Beardslee Davis takes CdM girls hoops post high school all-star golf Mansell flying away to Air Force •Elbert Davis succeeds Zellie Dow; becomes the Sea Kings' fourth coach in a three-year span. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Elbert Davis, the point guard on Coach Bill Reynolds' only NAlA District m championship basketball team at Southern California College, has been nruned head coach of the Corona del Mar High girls 0asketball team. · Davis was hired over a week ago. he said Tuesday night, to replace Zellie Dow, who resigned Apnl 25. Davis, an assistant coach tmder Dow last season when the Sea Kings fin- ished 0-10 in the Sea View League and 3- 19 overall, 1s CdM's fourth coach in three years. ''I'm look- ing forward to turning things around," said E1bert Davis Davis, who accepted his first head position. ''l don't feel any coaching pressure, because being a point guard and being from Southern California Col- lege. I know what it takes to win, and that's d lot of hard work and dedication." Davis, who prepped at Santia- go High in Garden Grove before becoming a standout at Golden West College, was a two-time All-Orange Empire Conierence player for the Rustlers and two- time team MVP who set numer- ous school records. He started in Reynolds' back court for two years, including 1991, when the Vanguards won their only ctistrict title. Davis married and took a few years off from basketball, before returning two years ago, when he volunteered at Santiago. Davis, 29 and a substitute school teacher who lives in New- port Beach, coached the Newport Harbor boys N team m 1995-96, then went back to GWC and coached in the summer and fall before the program folded in November. That's when he joined Dow atCdM. • Estancia's Je ff Perry victorious, Newport Harbor's Justin Shapiro ties in Orange County A ll-Star match; but South succumbs, 14-10. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Estancia High's Jeff Perry, an award-winning performer on stage, did a last-minute waltz in the final two holes to win his all-star match, 1 up, against Brea Olinda's Emerson Oh in the Southern California PGA Orange County All-Star Golf Match at Newport Beach Country Club. Perry, playing for the South All-Stars, shot par on 17 and 18 to overturn a one-hole deficit as Oh bogeyed both holes, but the North defeated the South, 14-10, for its first victory in nine years of competition. Newport Harbor's Justin Shapiro, who was also sharp, finished even in his match against Brea's Steve Bendt. Perry, a three-time All-Pacific Coast League golfer who qualified for the CIF Southern Secfion individual championships this spring, hit the green on the tough par-3 over water at 17, then ripped a monstrous tee shot at 18 lo set up his comeback. Perry, consist~ntly in the 300-yard range off ·the tee, was shooting for birdie from the rough at 18 -about 20 feet from the cup - but Perry's chip kissed the flag and bounced away, before he drained a short putt to clinch it. Perry shot 81, Oh 82. On 17, Perry was the only player in the group to reach the dance floor. His long putt stopped about 1112 feet from U1e flag to set up his par. "It was a pretty fun day, and there wasn't loo much pressure," said Perry, who won the prestigious Macy Fine Arts Award for the best all-around male performer in Southern California last Sunday in competi- tion among SO high· school at Cal State Fullerton. Perry played the lead role in the school play "Carnival," which won for-the best musical. Shapiro, who played with Perry in the last foursome, was a three-time All-Sea View League selection who tied for sixth place in the CJF individual championships this year. Even if Shapiro had won his match against Bendt, the North still would've won for the first time in history. NBCC, which donates the greens, has hosted the event for seven consecutive years, after the first two all-star matches were played at Yorba Linda Country Club (1989) and Santa Ana Country Club. The match consists of the top 16 seniors in the county, according to Loara Athletic Director Marty Johnson, who serves as ACES DON I EA( H I DAI, Y Ptl Ol Estancia's Jeff Perry (above) booms a long drive as he plays for the South All-Stars Tuesday; at right, Newport Harbor's Justin Shapiro putts for a par as his opponent looks on at Newport Beach Country Club. Perry won his match; Shapiro tied, but the South was a 14-10 loser in the team aspect. event organizer. lo the event, two match-play contests occur within each foursome. A total of six points can be won by a team in each four- some: 1\vo points are awarded for individ- ual match wins, two points for team wins, and one point is awarded to each team in a tie. The North, led by Servite's Adam Ain· binder and Mater Dei's Bret Parker, had a 6-0 lend before the first gt oup reached the 15th tee, because Ainbinder defeated t11e South's Kevin Osborn (Dana Hills), 5 and 4, and Parker beat Santa Marganta's Nichols Fritz, 6 and 4. The second group put the North ahead, 12-0, when Huntington Beach's Anthony Mendoza topped Villa Park's Geoff Cohn, 6 and 5, and Esperanza's Pete Hergert defeat- ed Villa Park's Adam Hambarian, 3 and 2. The North led, 13-5, after El Taro's John Chappell got the South back in it, defeating the North's Matt Ching (Tustin), 4 and 3 Servite's Ed Garabedian (North) and Mis- sion Viejo Hlgh's Bob Sauer (South) finished even. • Estancia High boys basketball standout will begin future with Falcons at preparatory school. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot COSTA l\1ESA -Estanc1a High senior Selv.yn l\ lansell, an All-Pacil1c Coast League and All- Newport-Mesd D1stnct pomt guard, announced Tuesday he has comnutted to continue his academic and alhletic career at the Au Force Academy Mansell, a Mater De1 transfer who averaged 12 8 po1.11ts. seven rebounds and 6 l dSSists m his only season W1th the Eagles. will spend next year at the academy's preparatory school He 1s sched- uled to JOtn the Western Ath- letic Confer- ence's Falcon~ the foUowmg year. "They told me l could have played point guard for them last year." said t>-1 a n s e 1 I , Selwyn Mansell whose quick- ness and tenacity made hlm a valuable contnbutor on both ends. of the floor for -Estancia Coach Rich Boyce ' Alr Force recrwted tum the hedvtest." Boyce said "They were recnutmg me dur- ing the sununer, and l . knew I wanted to go there when I went to nsit tl1e 1Colorado Spnngs) cam- pus." scUd l\ tan ell. who will pla\' for the preparatory •;chool team while lifting weights to add muscle to tu.s 5-foot-9, 150-pound frame. "I want to get bigger and stronger and I'll sllll b<? playmg agd.lllst 1uruor college teams All I ever wdnted \\ds an opportunity to play m colle~ie and now l have it. I want to surpnst' some people.~ Despite his supreme athleti- cism, deft shooting touch and ability to penetrate and distrib- ute, Mansell received lumted interest from Division I programs. He said Santa Clara made inquiries, but Air Force was the front-runner tram tht> outset He helped lead the Eagles to a 20-8 record and d tnp to the ClF Southern ecuon Ill-A Quarterft- nals COLLEGE WOM EN'S 1996-97 SPORTS YEAR -E NDER Making the grade(s) -SCC women find most success in the classroom • Vanguards' women fail to win any athletic championships, but professors aren't complaining. Perhaps the greatest accomplishment of Southern Calliomia College's women's athletic program was achieved in the classroom. Denied any Golden State Athletic Conference tiUes, the Vanguards placed as many student-alhJetes on All-Academic Teams as they did on All·GSAC Teams. The blue and gold may not have had an All-American about which to boast, but hoopster Amber C haney and spiker Kara Jean Stephenson made the NAJA Scholar-AlhJete teams -an All-American academic team, U you will. After the fow·year-SOCCER old progyam's best record and first trip to the playoff , • Coach Scott Dameron's Vanguardsslipped tofourthin the GSAC with a 2-4-1 record that canceled the postseason voyage, but salvaged an overall winning mark of 1O·7-1 . and an overall posting or 14-15. The volleyball team was not without its classroom stars, though. Kara Jean Stephenson. a senior math major, and junior sociology major Tina Fox both landed on the AU-GSAC Academic Team. Stephenson also earned a spot on the NAIA's Scholar-Alhlt>te list. Leading the way for Dameron was senior forward Lori Van Herk, who not only was named an All-GSAC First Teamer, but earned a spot on the All-Par West Regional First Team, as well. Sophomore Isis Orejel The BA KETBAL Katie Kelley, a def ender, joined Van Hcrk on the AU -GSAC team. In his first sea- son as bead coach of SCC's volleyball team, John Lee found him.self in arguably the best volleyball conference in the nation. With four of the eight GSAC teams renked in the nation's Top 25, the Vanguard!> had to endure a rough season. Th young quad posted a 4· 10 conf r nc-e record, GSA C's final standlngs were dbo\lt l\S lightly packed as could possible wtth th<' excvptton of nearby rival Concordi11 and Biola. Concordia of Jrvihe topped the conference "\/'ith a ne>ar-p rf cct 11 -t mdrk, while B1ola dw lled in the cellar at 1-11 . Astde from the high and the low, the othe r five tec:tmS were left to scrap for spots RooklCI coach Ru Da1 landed hi bl\le ond gold tn th fUth po 1t1on at 5.7 while compiling dJ\ ovcrdll t cord of 18· 10. ThE> Vongudtds' season ended on d sour note after an overtime defeat at home versus Point Loma Nazarene College (a win would have put sec m d tie for second place), then a 61-39 first round loss at Azusa Pacific. lndivtdual accolades followed the disappointment dS Junior forward Elaine Whittemore mdde the all-conference team with a 14.7 points pN game average (hf th best in thP GSAC), and 10 rebounds a contest (second highest in the GSAC.) St'niot guard Came Burt Ierl thP conference with 17 5 as i5ts (6. 25 pf>r game.} Amber Cherney, a sharp-shootmg guard, 1nade Ule NA!J\ rholar-athlf'tc- list with a ·grad~ pomt aver11ge of 3.88. Serena Xie made the All-Golden State Ath-. TENN JS letic Confetcnce team with a trong bowing in the conf cr nee fmals, and mad(\ u strong showtng at the Far W st Regionals desp1t~ tailing to advance to the Nationals • While the team firushed at the bottom TRACK of the conierence at the GSAC meet, sophomore Isis Orejel set and broke the school record m the 400 twice establishing a new mark of 56.4 t. She also set a new standard 111 the 200 Wlth a 25.14 at the Occidental Invitational. Orejel joined her teammate Maribol Delgado at the NAlA National Championships in Manetta, Ca. OreJt?l was fifth be t in the 400, and Delgado, a freshman, was 21st m th 800. The Vangua1d harriers failed to send anyone to the NAIA Nauon& Championships m Kenosha, Wisc., but, again, th not all of the batd running was done on the course. Junior Caren And rson, a liberal atudi major, made th All-Ciolden State AlhJeic Conferen~ Academk: Team. ~ . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1997 Newport BudiJCe»ca Me~ Didi) PlloJ HONORS HELP WANTED Football assistants wanted on walk-on basis at CdM High r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------;] i IRRELEVANT WEEK XXJI -JUNE 18-23 ~ Aley, Mullen second-team All-Sea View League picks • Senior Aack Bay rivals lone locals recognized by the softball coaches. Newport Harbor High semo1 Moth Mullen und Corona del Mcu H1qh senior J ldyden Aley, who dueled Sev Vic•w Leaguf' compe- tition from the pitching circJe and !hf' hattn·., box, hdve been n<1mf'd serond-team all-league h y the> c ircuit'!> coaches MulJPn, thP 1 <i9fi N<>wport - M1·.,,,1 01st1H t PlcJYN of the Year, w, • ., c1 f1rst-t1>c1rn choin• last ,prmq, c1ftPr being lldllH.·d to U1e !.l·c one! lh 1m in J 9!l4 dnd 'HS She hit ·1 HI for tl1P ~edson (14 fo1 44) dncl lrn <JNl rl ~i.4n ER/\ cmd cl h-7 ptlf lt1111111•f'(Jld. three stolen bases. Woodbridge High senlot third baseman Lizzy Lemire and junJor team.mate Christy Robitaille, the Warriors' top pitcher, shar ed leaque MVP hono(s. 1ff7 ~ Au.•ScA V-LMCM ~ Co-Moct V•IUl!bfe "-Yen JB • Lizzy Lemire. Woodbridge. Sr P · Christy Rob1taillo, Woodbridge, Jr Flntte.am i; • Suzanne Guy, El Toro, Jr INF • Racheal Wennel<amp, El Toro. Sr OF· Laura Joiner, El Toro, Sr. INF Edel Leyden, Irvine. Jr. P Colleen Young, Irvine, Jr, C OH · Missy Brigman. Irvine, Sr. INF · Kristen Morley. Santa Margarita, Jr INF · Karlie Reiss, Santa Margarita, Jr, INF · Ashley Boone, Woodbr1dge. Sr INF · N1tole Thompson, Woodbr1dge, Jr INF Natasha Watley, Woodbridge, So OF Lisa Watanabe, Woodbridge, Jr second team P Hayden Aley, Corona del Mar. Sr P Molli Mullen, Newp0rt Harbor. Sr. INF Nicole Everett, El Toro, Fr INf Anne Skidmore. El Toro, Sr INF Heather McConnell, Irvine, Jr O~ Katy Mormon, Irvine, Jr O~ Breit Nakabayash1, Irvine, So O~ Debbie Tom09u,h1, Irvine, Sr INF ~ Christina Ashley, Santa Margarita, Jr. INF Jeueka Barthofowmew, S. Margarita, So P Jacki Farmer, Santa Margarita, Sr. CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del fvtar High football coach Dick Freeman is looking for varsity assistant coaches for the upcom- ing season. Freeman said walk-ons inter- ested in helping out with the defensive line, linebackers and/or receivers sh ould contact the Sea Kings' athletic office (760-3315) and ask for Freeman or Athletic Director Jerry Jelnick. DEEP SEA TUESDAY'S COUNTS Davey's Lodcer • 5 boats, t 38 anglers. 19 albacore, 2 yellowfin tuna, 38 yellowtail, 52 bonito, 21 barracuda, 136 calico bass, 284 sand bass, 22 sculpin, 1 sheephead Newport Landing -6 boats, 165 anglers. 23 albacore, 18 yellowtail. 57 barracuda, 98 bonito, 129 calico bass, 239 sand bass. 6 rockfish, MISTER MCADA Recalling Mr.· Irrelevant Has any Mr. Irrelevant ever been so embarrassed or angry about being singled out as the last man picke d in the NFL draft that he has refused to show up to be saluted at the Newport Beach festival being staged in his honor? Well, yes and no ... and not exactly. TyTone McGriff, an \ award-winning offensive lineman for Florida A&M who should have been Mr. lrreJevant V in 1980 when sel~cted last by the Pittsburgh SteeJers, is the only honoree in 22 years who almost ducked the party. McGriff was so miffed at being the Last Man that he fled directly to Canada in 1980, giving his spot at the Irrelevant Week party to Arkansas quarterback Kevin Scanlon of the Rams. But McGriff had a change of heart in Canada, reported late to the Steelers and actually m ade the squad and stuck three seasons in the NFL. By 1981, he also had changed his mind about the irrelevant Week party and asked to make amends. So Paul Salata, TW founder who has 51/2 ... Tyrone McGriff. never said no in his llf e, made sure both McGriff and the legit 1981 last choice, Delaware tight end Phil Nelson of the Raiders, were roasted, toasted and entertained all week in Newport Beach. To this day. McGrill is known as Mr. Irrelevant 5112. After his three NFL seasons, he played for the Michigan Panthers and Memphis Showboal<> of the USFL. As with Mr. Irrelevant XXD, Ronnie McAda, the much-decorated, highly ballyhooed Anny quarterback who is the 1~97 Last Man of the Week, McGriff is one oTthe most relevant and talented athletes to be featured in the tu.story of the event. Only last year, McGriff was named to th~ NCAA Division I-AA Hall of Fame along with Walter Payton of Jackson State and Terry Bradshaw of Louisiana Tech in the new shrine's inaugural class. These days, 1'yrone McGriff, married and the father of two, is a teacher and coach at Dillard High in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. I I I I I I I I I I I I I .j •• I I I I I /\lc •y, who shMNJ NPwport- M<•<,<1 f )t'>lrt< t PldyN ol the Yedf hon•H.,, th!" ...i•11M>n, ftls hwned d l .114 [;IV\ w1th tfi stnkcout5 in lb6 inrunq'> 1111 tl11• S1°d Kin<J!.. She uho w1111 "'"' CJ••ITlf'!. .ind was ( '11r11 h S11111 (:orion\ IPddlll~J hrl· 11 ·1 f l'">llJ with l'l hrt'>, -;1x HHI dOd P OF Tracy Alcaraz, Woodbridge. So. C Lindwy Cohan, Woodbridge, Jr 10 sculpin, 9 sheephead, 2 halibut, 6 white fish, 125 mackerel. L----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES CA 1)210G. (714) 834·1255 ol June. 1997, al 2:00 P.M. Lane. Building O. llun· PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an individual ducted by: an Individual Deed of Trust. 1h the propet1y <ffNING 81) MAY 1£ CSTHtED fI'f NOTICEOfTRUSTEFSSALE~ DATE: 3•4•97 al 1he premises where said 11ng1on Beach, CA 92647. Havo you starlod doing Have you staned doing $ituated in said County and CALLINGTl£FQJ.o.w.; 1aEAOE 1S25008 1.o91: 1S25008 OU.: ALAN SLATER, Clerk property has boon stored Ocean View School Fictitious Bualnesa business yet? No business yer? No Slate ~nd as more fu&y cle-N.MERS (Jj T1£ DAV llRff T>£ 791'07W YOU ARf IN DEfAULT PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE Bv M. DAM BERT, and which Is located al District, James R. Tar-Name Statement Asif A. Khaliq Mark Akulllan . scnbed In the alf,ve refer. Sit!. (714~ MS ~ UNOERAOEEDOfTRIJST,OATED STATEMENT OF AYRES SELF STORAGE. water, Ed.D., District The tollowtng persons are This statomenl was flied This slalement was hied enced ~ of rust. The NCJ11CE ~ N()A:f\ACES Camber 14, 1992 UHlESS YOU ABANDONMENT OF Doputy 7012 Ernest Ave .. Hunting· do g b sl Th · with thQ County Clerk of woth the County Clerk of street ad ress ~ . other • .., """"''"'".,,..,,,...a Tl\BTEFS t•"" ACTION TO PROTECT USE OF FICTITIOUS Ptdit1~1ioo tlcwport ton Beach. Ca (714) B46· Superintendent RI~~. 24j5~es:ucf:: Pk:; Orange Counry on May 8, Orange County on 5·2·97 CQmmon esignatiOn, if~ 'sii..{Yai'w.v''H>.'lf. FE<IMD YOOR Pf«OffRTY rr MAY BE BUSINESS NAME Oo,1dt·Co~.t 1 Mc•.,1 Dally 7314. Lnndlord reserves Published Newport ,0, Laguna HUis, CA 1997 19973720411 . 19973719771 gl,b~~~3JJ>~!D'tg~714 l.NBITS 1Kl2Sl!IJ TM: 441869C SOLDATAPVB.Jc'SALE. IFYOU hilJ,'.'~11,:~~~~:_'.'dYtt1~~~~1~; ;;'~',d~:Y :>1 , :w. June 4, ~~;~g:~·Cl~o ~iis~·~=o~:~eo ~1~~1cJ~~~s11~. 1~.~~~ l~~ly 9l:;1~1p NaPombhejara. 2 ~~i;y9:;1ot June 4, 1~1~84 1~~%.P;l~~;viay 28, Ju~~6~ ~G~~ ·~fs~ASEtIEt PUHl.!8,&14,&'11 ~~~ ''" r oc:1111ou9 B11s111css ________ w_1_3_J ~~~a~~ ~~~c~:~~.'o;,~'d~~ w101 TJ!~ayni,~r;;;'~:n~~;l~?~.4 2 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE <~~CTAru. ~26ee X.,.,...!,:tsnd~er· PUBLIC NOTICE ~~:~~nee ts 110111·1:· 1a1 t.:i1oe11 1111w11a· PUBLIC NOTICE ~ "~u "" .,.,......., 1,.,11,,1, (IJ/ fl·,5o<;i;otu• .. '.JI) PUBLIC NOTICE cha5od goods are sold as Trapani, Irvine, CA 92714 ija iUly for any 1ncorrectn Alt No. lHl 37211C! HEREBY GIVEN thll the ,_.. Is and mus• be removed al NOTICE OF This business is con· Fictitious Business Fictitious B1Jslness of the street address. and """"""US ausi~s __,., lo10Wll a 1027 ~ Cu1111<lli111I Circ:te, rl•NlpCJrl S S th d ~ If r"'"'"' """ ,....,...,., p,_._11 "·CA ~m;co r1otot11 1~ llc•cby y1ve11 the umo ol sale. ale 1s dueled by: a general pan-Name tatement Name Statement o er common ~ natJOn NAMESTATEMEHT S\ ec.a ...._CA m2e ~ 1to;11 the 11nders1g11cd will subject to cancellation on APPLICATION TO ncrshlp The following persons are The lollowlng persons are any, shown herein. he to\al IOl'sP.a!Nurnblr141~will 11"' 1 •r..1•1•(11•s Bu~inc·~·. soil ;it pubtoc auc:t1on pur· 11\e event ol settlement be· SELL ALCOHOLIC Have you stariod doing doing business as: Or. GI· doing business as: West amount of the unpacd balance The followino person(s) tYolre ..... -'"' • ,,,,..._. _ ............ It the t,,,,,.,, rc.,f<uu•d 10 ;1tJt..ivo th • 1e est thereon of the """no ... Stness as SUNSHJNE u. ~ r--uur.o ~· ;11.1<11 10 Chapler 10 Oivl· tweon IDndlortl ond obh· BEVERAGES business yet? No gabyte. 20102 S. Birch St .. Coasl Carpentry, 4401 IM ,n r ""' "" NoN!tonl..,_tothe~ '··•·· 111"'1 111 Or<1ngc Counly i.oon 6 c:ommenc:ln9 with gated party. Date of Filing Penthip NaPombhejara ii' 1, Newport Beach. CA Channel Pl., Newport obligation secured ~y the DENTAL CLINIC, 155 East Chap-CoUl1houll 700 CMc Center Orive '" 1 7 0 ') ~ · F '1 c s~c:11on 21700 of the bus1· Aucuoneer: Wanda Nor· Applteatlon.· Thfs sratomcnr was hied 92660 Beach, CA 92663 pro~t1y IO be sold P s rea-rNnA..enue, Placen11a.CA92670 W•S.O•-CAon0&'1ttlltt7 1111 1 l.J•1.1:-1 1 B d s 00 68 c M. s k 0 sonabte estimated costs ex-Or Per.een Aleel'!lldOn. ...... • 11,,1,,,rt ttud·.l'rn, !JG Coimo· 110•,s and Pcofcsslonal on. on If -'I ·1 4 MAY 3o, 1997 w1tll the County Clerk of ra1g 1chael han man, E11c Mitchell uinlll. 4401 penses and .a9vances .al the 20360lake Ene Oll\111 Walnu~ CA• ?OO P.M. to.the Nghelt blddlt, r,mi rortll• 11,.,.,1,0 ,1 l3C'.i~h. couc or Section 1966 of Ayros Soll Storage. Ae~i· To Whom 11 May Con· Orange County on 5.14.97 20102 S. Birch St .. #1, Channel Pl., Newporl lime of the initial pu~~tlon 91789 • ~litttetimeof ... fDrcah ri~1,'~··r·:~~~11w:.:. •~ <.011 ~;u cc~~~~:;1?JcJ01t~: ',~~lo~f~~ d~~ ~~~~g:~s New Po r I c~~~ Name(s) ol tho Ap Daily Pil~~9Ja~7~~~5:S. ~e;(fo~~:i~~h;sc~s92~~~. ~eti':;h, ;~~l;,~~~~3!s con· i~~s.~R'ml s ~ss:bfele th~~ Tiu IXJSt~ss is conducted t>/ :::,,~•:t!:";:::: 1111, 1, oJ hy •111 uol.Jovicfu,il 1111~CC!ilonoou~ household Beach·Cos1a Mesa Daily plfcant(s) ls/are: BLACKtES June 4• 11, 1997 W143 ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an ind1v1dual j)I th~ lime 0 sale the OP!ln-an1ndlviwal llllllt or_....~ llld re., tloli<-11 ltucJ:.on ilnd personal property to Pilot Juno 11. 18, 1997 BY THE SEA INC. Have you started doing Havo you star1ect doing 1ng bid maY. be less than the Tiie l!Qlstranl commenced to ~ swings ~ 19973723644 w11 1dent1foC'd oy 1onant W180 Tho applicants listed PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No business yer? Yes, 1-1·97 toral indetltedness dJle. In transact rusiness under the or aWiga ._. epec:llld In ni1n1e and stor;igo unit b 1 1 1 th Craig Shankman Eric M. Oulnlll aQditJOn to cash •. the Trustee ftcnous ruStness name or F'llWICial Code -8ol'I ~102 Mii 1 ti·· ~ta1cmu111 wi1'~ fdt'd w1ll1 Ill~ Cou111y Clerk of O<\tllflto Couril / O" tr 10·07 0.1tl( 1'11r,t Jww 11. 16. 2!., July~ l<:l<:l7 r1umb11r. PUBLIC NOTICE a ove are opp Y ng 0 e Fictitious Business Thfs s1atement was filed This s1a1ement was filed WIU accept castuer's c:hecks1 names listed abo-..e on >lat 15, llllhorlztd to do bull!-. In r1.111cos Bry11111, A 1105 Department 01 Alcoholic Name Statement with the County Clerk or with the County Clerk ot grawn on a state or natlona 1997 CMbnl& The .. Will be md O;ov1d Do fl1oux, A2084 Fictitious Business Bevorago Conlrol 10 sell al· Tho following persons are Orange Coun1y on 6·9·97 Orange County on May 2B. ank, ~ f~I dredawnit b.y a SIGNED OR PERVEEN ALEE· wlthcM CCMNrl °'. ~ Carmen Plank. A2171 Nam• Statement ~ho'cE~~vo~~9Q~T~t: JJJ.,~ doing business as: Equil· 19973723485 1997 19973722312 stat~ .i'eci< era er union, WOOIN aptta °'Implied, Npdlng tide. Lloyd W Schroeder. The following peisons are POAT BEACH, CA 92661 lnq, 1601 Dove St., 111185, Dally Pilot Junel 1.18,25. Daily Pilot June 4, 11, 18, ~ ?ed'eral ~=s b~ s~~ Tiu statement was hied wiU'I ~Of~ to Wt83 A222'J doing buslnoss as: Mead· For the following typo ol Newport Beach. CA 92660 July 2. 1997 W1B3 25, 1997 W175 asSOciation sav11'1gs assooa-the County Clerlt of Orange Sllilfv the obllgltion ..:ind~ ----------1 Oavod G. nogors. B1577 ows neally Compan'8 190 License: 4B ON·SALE GEN· RKL Mortgage Services lion · · 8 k County on ~ 16, 1997 tlleOMd of TMtwaMd bv KMI PUBLIC NOTICE St\Cna Lynn Hall. B1656 ~~;t,0~~wpc~r~,~~acn'.'c°A ERAL PUBLIC PREMISES Inc .. (CA), 1601 Dove St.. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE fie<finor~gt f!ottfi~~'; NOTICE·Ttu Fiabous Name Wllller a singlt !Tiii\ • tMIDf. S;indy Laccb<>I. 02096 pub 11s11 e d New p 0 r 1 11165, Newport Beach, CA nancia1 Cqde and autt'lonzed Statement exPm t1..e years rrom l9CDl'dld • lnll!Ument No. 92- SUMMONS This s;ito will bo compell· 92660 Beach·Costa Mesa Dally 92660 Fictitious Business Fictitious Business IP do business Jn this state. the datt 11 was filed 1n the Office 870702. Book No,-, llllQI -, oftl\e (CIT AC ION JUDICIALJ hvo b•dd1no on ltie 101h James Loo, Tiustee 01 Fait Pilot June 4, 11, 18. 1997. Thls business Is con· Heme Statement Name Statement said ~le wlU !>e made, in an of the County Clel1l A new fia· Of'lldalRllaardlofOnnge~ ON-CROSS· <J.1y or Juno, 19!)7, al 10 Trust, l90 Newport Contor W172 ductod by: 11 corporation The lollowing persons·are The lollowlng persons are "AS IS" condition, but without bous &rStness Name Stat!ment Clllfoml& The taal' ~ COMPLAINT o·c•o~k a 111. al lho pro-Drive t 1 oo. Nowport Have you star1Cld doing doing business . as: Ever-doing business as: Oerma· covenant or warranty, e11-ITllst be filed pnor ID that <Sate acuAld bv aid~• ol lJNITCO STUDIOS 0 1 1111·;cs who1e sairr properly ~o:nc~ie.th ~.92F6a~o. Trustee 01 PUBLIC NOTICE buslnen yet? Vos, 4·28·97 green Discoveries, 1350 Sense, 1755 Orange Ave .• Ess or 1mpljed, regarileli-Tiie r111ng of tin statement does tlletlmloflnlllllpubllclllonofthlt SLLF DEFEN$E, INC .• I~ s1orod ;ind wt11c:h is lo· RKL Mortgage Services Reynolds Ste. 115, Irvine, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 1. l>Osses5IOfl Of QI\ m-not of itself auU'lonie tile use 1n notb Is S385,351 . .33, wNdi PUllNTtrF v Wllloil"' Wnr· cated at Mlru U Storage, ~~'~ie:r~~~~o.19:>1 o~.e~~~ Flatltlous Business Inc., Randall A. Luebke, CA. 9?714 Kristle Alv:irado, 202 anCeS, to~~ the. tn t-tilts state ol a ficllbOUS llusmess lndud4s the 10C11 _,,. of the ren B:ikcr, 01 .,1 OEFCN· 11 77 C:imotback Sllcot. 0 1 CA 92660 Name Statement Vico President Michael Arthur Gllano, Stoneclilfe Aisle, Irvine, CA edness seaJad Kl oy saldth Name 10 ~Ofallon ot the nollts of Ullpllid t.lancll Qndudiog .aued DANTS C11y ot Newport Boactl, porr eac '· Tho followtng persons are This s1a1emen1 was flied 2B51 Carner Odve, Tustin. 92612 . ~rT~m·inte~ PfQ~~-another under ~Ill. Stall. or n1 unpmid il'llenllll Ind - NOTICE TO cnoSS· go111~1~11~1~r ~~f~1?se.s~l1~1~~~ 0~ai~i~ ~;u~t~nja3ri"~~stc~ doing business as: Rocky with rho county Clerk of CA.926BO . Tt1ls bu~lne.ss. !s con· and the unpaid P.flndpal ol common law (See Secbon loWXl blyl!ltimli9CICXllCI.~~ DEFENDANT Jrnnv GllU F Mountain Stock Transfer, Orange County on 5·23·97 Th IS bus moss ls con-dueled by. an 1nd1v1dual . ~ote secu~ b,v • ..:.. et S"" BuStness ..... "'"'le""ions ..,_ • the tllne of inillll 1111111 :1nd 1usorve No one aot, Trustee, ol 1ho Fait 2901 w p 'fl c t • u t d d •oov, J _, ~.. ..,,.. nu .... ENBAUM: ANO ROES 1 T . ac1 c oas 19973721954 ducted by: an individual nave you sane 01n9 of Trust With interest Code~· publicliion ottnil notioa. DD!: through 20. tmuer 1110 ngo of t8 is al· rusl, 190 Newport Cenler Hwy.. #365, Newport Dally Piiot Moy 2B June 4 Have you started doing busl~ess yol? No thereon as ft™..Aed in said "' 1 1 W22/1997 Semno ~ YOU ARE BEING SUED OY rowutl to uttend 1110 s:ilo. Orlvo N 100. NO'V'olport Beach, CA 92663 ' ' business yet? No Kristie Alvarado Note plus ftleS'Chariies and nts ing ~GOO~ 1bif. CflOSS·COMPI AINAN r . Tllu l.111tflord •eservos lllO 8C1:ich, CA 92G60 Corpota10 Growth, Inc. l l, lB, l997 W165 Michael Gilano This statement was filed ev""nses of the TNSlee and NewportBeaCJl-Costa Mesa Suite 2870. 1rwincWt. CA ~1'0G. WILLIAM WAflR[N OAK( 11 r1qn1le.1J1d ill uw ~••I<' Pur· This business Is con· (NV), 1006 E. Balboa Bl.. PUBLIC NOTICE This s1a1emen1 was hied with lhe County Clerk of ~"the 11\JltS created tiy ~id CN422~1 g7Q3.43-J 'flat 2128, ~8)8.5Ml58. Fof Salee ltltonn. Vooi have :SO CALCNOArl c..11:1-,l•\ 111u:.l Im r11,1tlu w111t dueled by: a general pan-Newport Beach. CA 92661 wilh the Counry Clerk ol Orongo County on 5·20·97 of TN~. O,aled: CTC ~n 4.1l, 1997 lion Clll 91&.387·n2ll. SV: DAV!; alt••r 11115 su1rH1tun· r .v.11 ;inti p,uct tor ,11 Ill<' norstiip This business Is con-Fictitious Business Orange County on 5· 16·97 19973721532 oreciO~ Service~ C<JrDO. R.aiJmond Zuix., MIC..~ '"'"' ul pwch,ow Alt pur ltovo you stnrtcd doing duCl()d by· a corpo atlon s ration Coun!NWide Wa_y, • .,..,.,..,,2 :s Sl/IVfi'' on yo11 In ','"; " • lo.1•o1•d !)U•;d·. olllJ ~ul<J '(I~ busmos!. yet? Vos, 1986 Tho rog.lstrant(sr) com· Name tatement 0 II p· 199J37~1135 Oa1ly8 Pllo~7May 28. June 4, SI imi vrar~ C"A PUBLIC NOTICE ,_.,._,., •n. 61(6111 c"'~::;~11 r11 "" ""'1w" '"" ,., ... 111c1 rnu~t IJr rw11ove1J James Loo moncod to transact busl· d The lo~loilng person~ s~r a y ilot ay 1, 2B. 11, 1 • 19 Wt56 9 , ~( ' 5~0· PUBLIC NOTICE t;y ,, oo p ori ()II 1110 u;iy uf rhfs st:itoment was flied ness under the llclltlous oing us ness as: a • Juno 4. 11, 1997 W141 PUBLIC NOTICE 5 4. ext · :Sil In r: Alt No.1H73723075 A 1011111 °' ""''"" ',oil wlil t111• :.,111> U11ycrn rntJ•,t 11ro· w1tt1 the Counly Ctork ol I son Air. 30B9 Klondike Wci ~1 7-0236 y RCTlTIOUS llUSllBS 1101 rirotl•c1 "C"' yuur type 0 c business nomo(s) I stcd Ave Costa Mesa CA PUBLIC NOTICE · •• · NOTICEOfTRUST'EE'SSALE9'·· • VICIC cu11e11t 011n111.11 or ll range ounly on 5·13·97 ~bove on N/A .• • Fictitious Business I NJt .. e cer NAMESTATBllENT n ... Wllll<'ll 11·•.;H111•,1• ""'"' "" " " . 92626 Fl 11110517 loin: 1190517 Olhet: 111 Pll•JJll ll.,J.11 '""" ,, VIHI phnlotoµy ot oroq1ro;ll rO· 19973720620 Corporate Growlh Inc., Jay M. Arcement, 30B9 Fictitious Business Name Statement c debt ~sure tte~™s :~ The following perso~sJMnre rmc1 YOU ARE lN DEfAULT w.uol 11111111111 1 1., 11,,,,, Y""' ~.111• PC'•1111I :tl !Hric ol S:li<' Dil1ly Piiot May 28. Juno 4. Korn Brown, CEO Klondike Ave., Cosio Mesa. Name Statement The follo~ing persons arc ~I~ c;:> debr. .lny lh ClOlng business ~.,.,. .,.. ... ~~ tJNOERAOEEDOfTRIJST. DATED c.1... 111 lic•u ol Sdles t.ix This 11, 10. 191)7 W156 This stalement was llled CA 92626 The lollowlng persons are doing business as: Pholos llOn oblained will be used ~~E ~I.;"'' l!llfth :.i. 1990. UNLESS YOO 11 yu11 ,0 ""' f''" yo•u ,,. "''" ••, ~ub1oct lo proor can· with lhl) County Cterk of This business is con· doing business as: c . and of my World. 270B Cardinal Si~~ru~ .;x;nw ... E. INC · 1"""" rwin TN<E ACTION TO PROTECT '•"'"' " .,11 111111._ yo11 '"·'Y ""·'1'"" 110 tho 1•v1•111 01 so•· PUBLIC NOTICE Orongo Coun1y on 5·23·97 dueled by: an ind1v1dual v. Consulllng. 18951 Valley Or., Costa Mosa, CA 92626 1 7. ·06/04/1997 and Clrde. Santa Ft Spnnos. CA YOUR PROPERTY fT NAY BE ,,,,,, 1111• , , ,. •""' vr.,,11 IMillf11 bctwct'n l::indloicJ 19973721964 Havo you st:inod doing Cu. lfA. Huntington Beach, Robort:i Ford Smith. 270B /1 7' 90670 SOLDATAPUBUC0SA.LE. IFYOO "·"''"" '"''"''Y .ind p1op ,iml "ll111J•110d parly Fictitious Business Daily Pilot May 2B, June 4, buslnoss ycr? Yes. 05·01· CA 92646 Cardinal Dr., Costa Mesa. Ptemere AulDITIOllYe flectJOn· NEED AH EXPl.MATION Of THE '''''""'(IJl•l101·llw•ll•Ultl f'ut;l1SJ1etl N Qwpor l NameSlatement 11 ,10,1997 w15396 Chrislopher F. flusse11,CA92626 PUBLICNOTICE 1CS.Jnc,aCal1I01T11acorporat1on,KAT\JREOFMPROCEEDIHG 111111o1,, .,.. .. 111,1111 1,. 111 11,,, tr• icli Cost 1 Mc~;i O.ioly Tiie> following persons Are Jay M. Arcomont 18951 Valley Ctr. llA, Hun· This business Is con· 13529 l.JIWln Clrde. Santa Fe AGAJNST vou YOU SHOULD 1o 111 t '•101 Juno 11• l l. ICJ'J? do1r111 busmess as: St PUBLIC NOTICE Th t t t f'lod ting1on Beach, CA 92646 dueled by: an individual Spnngs, CA 90670 COHTACT ALAWvER NOTICE JS 1 11~,.. ,1,« ,1111"' 1 .. q.il ll'· W16!1 Jolo11 •, Manor, 2031 Or· wll~s t~: ~~~1y w~l~rk1 ot This business is con· Have you slarlod doing MJTlCE c:# TRJSTH'S SIU TS. This business IS COnOJcted t>/ HEREBY GIVEN 11\11 the ,..., """'" .. 111· ,.,, .. "'·'Y v..1111 PUBLIC NOTICE ;mqo Avenue, Cosla Mosa, Fictitious Business Orange County on 5·15·97 cJucled by: an individual business yet? No No.A:125200 IN Ccda4 Lea-, acorpomon plOplfty ltnown a l8l9 POii '" " ,11 ·"' ,111,, ''"Y "CJ"' C.11oh.m11a 92627 Name Statement 19973721109 Havo you started doing Robena Ford Smith No~IA fJi1tl 047-182-08 The f!OIStr.lnt commenced ID TlllQlll Pllr:a, Hewpoit e.n. CA .1,.,1y 11 you rlu 1101 kllow N1.11oce 15 hacct>y given S1 Jolin The Oovlno Ep1s· Tho following persons are Daily Pilot May 21, 28, business yel? No Tt11s statement was Med SEASU~CCR'CA'T04 a11ansact oosmess under Ille 9~ ~· P1fC11 Numt. ,1,1 "" '""'Y Y'"' "'"Y 1.,111 111,11 1110 undc.,~ogrwd wilt coµal Church Oevolopmenl doing business as: Prin1s June 4• l l, 1997 w 140 Chri91ophor Russell woth 1he Counly Cle1k ot ckl¥ QIOrllll! T~ IA'lllr Ole fiellbous rus1ness name or '58-C22«1 will be lold • public ,,,, '"""""" rl·ll••r,11 ~civici· ~cJI ,,1 ia•hhc 111"110,1 pu .. Coq>. (Collforn1a). 2031 Or· Char ming Productions. Tll1s slatoment was flied 01ange Counly on May 30, ~ <*o1lal Dllld ol TNll Will names hste<I atlOYe on February auction• tilt NoM front tnlrwlcll '" ,, ""' t1 ,1111 olhc" (lo~tcd :,1,,1111 to Chaploi 10 l)lvo· .inge Avonuo. Costa Mosa, 2666 Ha•bor Blvd .. Cosra PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ol 1997 19973722566 SEl1 AT AB.IC ALCllCW TOM 28, 1991 to the CtNrrfy Courthousl, 700 1:',"''' 1•111,r1<'1 1100•.1 1 s1on tJ 1:omrne11c1ng wllt1 ~~:t~rn~au:~~::s Is con· Mes11. CA 92626 Fl tltl B 1 Orange Counly o3n 5·19-997 Daily Piiot Juno 4, 11, 18, ::s1'...tidl~.:: = <:::SIGNED· PREMIERE AlJT~TtvE CMcC.WDMW•SantlAN. , •" 11111... l" qrn.. I.' 011· Sect1un 21700 or 1f1e 1111~1· Donald U. Biel, 2666 Har· c ous ua neat 1997 72138 25, 1997 w176 , ........ .,,_1 ............. ........_.. ELECTRONICS. INC .. ,,, Marll CA on O&IJY1St97, • 2:00 P.M. to 1 1 1 1 0 d , d p 1 1 1 ducted by: a corpor:i11on bor Blvd . Costa Mesa. CA N SI t t ui-.. .,._ • ......, ... --.. Pte ,','','(~'11·~11:.,;·~1;., .. '.1,;;~;,,'.~,t'ci~ ~i~l~ ~~" s"c11~~ 01s;a~n~1 Ttie regis1ran1 commenced 92626 The ~or:;:win: p~~~~s are J~~i:y 4• ~1~~',9~:Y 21w1 2 4B5 PUBLIC NOTICE ~..!...Cll.:.~~!'.~ RJ•T:s s..;,ment was llled witll ::_ ~ i:-a.n~ ~ :io OIA'.> CALLl~UAntOS tloeo C1v1I Code or thO S1a10 10 transact business under Phylhs fl .. Biol, 2666 Har· doing business as: Soul of ...... -.....'ro'"'s:;;-....::.=_ ·~the CounlY Clerll of Orange dlldldtMn on 1 me. or Nlionll p.u.1 P•l"·''"'·" ""·' •<' ol Calllornla tho lollowtng lhe fictitious business bor Blvd ' Cos1a Mosa, CA the Mask, Mercado Village, PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business trnecl•to .... ,,,_.,) County on .llna 4 1997 t.111. dlldl drwn on •-. °' •;p1o<"'''' c~cr11.1 ,, m:iq1J1n.1 111i'.ccllaneous houso11old name or names listed 92626 Suite C·20, 31952 Camino Name Statement ~.:-w: =..:n= :T: NOTICE·Tln 'ncll11ous Name fldtral llMnga Md loln -.oQa.. 1•11' .. tJ cnrtt• antJ prr~or1:i1 property to i\bovo on: 1964 This business Is con· Capistrano. San Juan Cap· Fictitious Business Tho lollowing persons are """" bf .... dtlat.I Statement expru It-.. yeats from lion, -. ~ or IJ11,1 ci111.1 n """ 11.1r11,1d,1 wit 1dunlll1ucJ by tcna11t St. John lhe Devine Ep1s· dueled by: husband and istrano, CA 92675 Name Statement dolrig busin?,s~. as: Centro ~~A GNCIAJMES F the dale it was flied '" the Office SIM!lgsblWlllspeciledlnF'tnandll tvl1•t11111c.J no lo olrucura 1.11110 (Ind .,101 ac;v 111111 g~~:dy. ~~~[~!',;t Ric hard wile Marsha Leigh Alexander, The following persons are Latino, 116 A W. 41h St. CNHW!BelC~ msT fEIEW. of the County Cler\ A new ndl· Code tlldlon S102 n1 arthOOad 111 •h·~· 1rio1, w t1J~1>11Mlfl 1urnllor This st:itoment was litod Have you startod doing 33791 Olinda Or.. O:inn doing business as: F1vo Santa Ana, ':A 92701 BNt<<J ~~IA ~ &Olis &rsiness Name Statement to do~ In Clllfomla. n. <'~111.1 ,, r11o11111111.1 11e>no q110 HALMONEltC'l l>y DAVID C buslnoss yer? No Point. CA 92629 Star Catering. 2441·E N. Isabel Mauri. 3456 Fuchsia 'l1 9113 ~ No, 00 ai7~ ~st be fifed pnor to thll date .. lllillbemldtwllhoutCl7ollllnlnt u111•pllr to•1 IJ~ 101111,111 PRADO, A1 0CiJ, Medical with lho ounty Clerk ol TOho1n5ald51nGl.emBleenlt was fifed This business Is con· Tuslln Avo .. Santo Ano, CA St., Cosla ~esa, CA 92626 ~ •ol,,._.....__._ ..... ...._..,...filing of ""s s-ment "A•s °' ~ .,.._ Of Implied. clndw, ll'<J;!IO, .1p1upi.1d,1~ uQ11fp111ont Oiange County on 5·20·97 dueled by: an lndlvidual 92705 This business Is con· """"PIO' ..,.,._.......,..,, ... .,, ... ""' . u• .. ,.. ~ f'9lldino tlClt. ~ ot ~111~t1•d q Horo quc 1,1 corlo STU AN GfllrrlN. 011215. 19973721561 with the Counry Clerk ol Have you started doing Dixie Sneden, 1401 e. dueled by: on Individual of IN AlaDlalr ol ~. YW not OI itself aJU'lofllt the usein ~ to sall+t Iha r~o 11t ho su ca~•> M1~c Household flonold B. Coulombe, Orange County on 11·23·97 business yel? No Franzen Ave., Sant11 Ana, Have you storied doing N'f. W ~T t.taJ:I A ctED <1' lllts Stllt Of a Ac°'ous Business o1111g.i11on lla.lf'ld bv the o..ci of. :>o u~lcd no riro101Hri ,., Tlus sale woll IJe c.:ornpeti· Esq., COULOMBE & KOT· 19973718559 Marsha LQlgh Alexander CA 92705 business yet? No TA.BT ~TU> ll/aY.nllU.SS YW Name tn ~OIDOn of the ngll1S of TIUlt -*d bv Gecwge W ""·Plll'Sla :i 110111po. puodC' 11vo b1C!d1ng on 1110 18th TKE. 611 Anton Boulevard, Dally Piiot May 21, 2B. This statement was Moel Tills business Is con-lsebel Maurl T• .N:J!J' TO PRJTECT VM another under Federal. Stale, or loglnllldDlbbltl.oga'lhul-.i nr11trr !!I cMo, Y to p11n<lon d.1y of Juno. 1!lt)7. at 2 suite 1260, Costa Mosii, June 4, 11, 1997 W146 with the Counly Clerk ol ducted by: an lndlvldual This slatement was tiled Pf(fm~ M4Y 1£ SOD AT A common law (See SKbon 1«0011111 wffia. a t1111tor ttcOldtd '1"'''" su sa1:1r10, su d1noro o'tlocll p.m .it thl) pro-CA 92626 Orange County on 5·8·97 Havo you started doing with the County Clerk ol AB.IC \Ill IEB> ~ DRA-ti seq . ~SlneSS and Pmfessions tnllNrlllnl No. ~ a:: y Ollas COSH do SU mls~s whore ,,,,d property Oally Pilol May 26, Juno 4, PUBLIC NOTICE 19973720318 business yet? No Orange County on 5·14·97 NAT04 a T1£ NAT\.Ff a T1£ Code) No -Pllll' -°'the Olldll ~'.,'t•;;~~~~r~~,.d~~~~o~~~c•o· •s stored an(1 wlucll '~ IO· 1 t, 18, 1997 W162X Fictitious B111lness Dally Pllor Mav 28, Juno 4. ~~le S~~den t fll d . 19973720892 ;g:1f~r:rr'~· 1~ fle=:~·~ach..CostaMtSll :o'*rf! =19' ~ Cli- l <ISIOn olros r<:'qu'51tos le· 3~~e!>d ~!rn~~11A.!':i .sL~;~9g; PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Statement 11 • 18• 1997 WlS9 with' .~: c~~~ty w~l~rk1 0of Dally Pilot May 21 • 2B. w. fW.8(1' ll.W,, ~ IEAl>i. CN42.sgo71&1-839J1m iiv.:CStr.trumn ~the Malled Cf·''"~ fluocto quo ustM! lrv1no, Counly of Orango. The lollowtng persons are PUBLIC NOTICE Orango County on 4·21·97 Juno 4• 11• 1997 wi42 CA~~~~ tddlm or 11,18.25. Jul 2. 1997 lnlli.I ~: lhll ,.::: qwo111liil!'T1,1ra1111 ;ibog11do St.ito ut C11hfor111,1 Sato 1s doing business as: Cove 19973718147 C1D1T11'1D11 --· "' PftlP9IY • ~euo. wtildl lndudM llllltMl1.1t.11uo11111 S1 110 ·old Wiii\ t1n1 I nntl f"S() A NOTICE OF Mo1orin9 Inc 1666 Supo Fl tltl B I PUBLIC NOTICE lllOWl'l--no-... ...,alo . the -, i" "•v~ APPLICATION , .• • c ous usnes1 Dally Pilot May 21. 28, ,._-:::::::_-or•_...:_M••1 ,.._ PUBLICNOTICE ICJtlj-.itoftheunptidblUnat cr,11ocn ri un 11bognc1n No one untlN 1110 :ioc ol 18 nor Avonue, Costa Mosa. Name Statement J 4 11 1997 ...,,__ -·--. ,,,. ~ ICCNed Ind A....., put•du ll;1mm :i w1 511rv1c10 '' Jllowed to a11cnd tho TO SELL Colllornla 92627 The following persons are una • • Wl'17 NOTICE05~T USTEE'S ~o1'!*.:S~m::":-.': filtNl.1H 73721115 .....,Ind~~ <lo 11>lrrc>11r.111 110 111.>og,1<111•• ~.110 Tho landlord 1osNves ALCOHOLIC Covo Motoring, Inc., (Call· doing business as: AMS PUBLIC NOTICE T~ ~96-5 ~"" No. ::::::;__ _. ...__, llMlolDrw AClmO .. IUSINESS OOICI. ~ Ind.__• o " 111111 of1c111n do ayud11 ttiu 11ghl to IJ1d at lho s1110 BEVERAOES lomla), 1666 Superior Av· DESIGN AND FABRICA· o1 S ~!rile r' No ;;;:;;Ind~-_; h IJIOe> NAMEnATBUlfT INtlmeoflnltW~ofthla 11•11.11 (vt'o 1•1 d1tut1u110 toll!· PurchMos must be mado Date of Filing onuo. Cost:> Mosa. Call· TION. 1690 Placentia Ave.. Fictitious Busln•H 0 f 10 tosvrei 1911111 lllftllll OrDrml ol O*j Tiil lol!OoMng Plf'Son(s) lll'll1 na&e. o.i.ct> lllml1897 s.r.,. 10011r~ASE NUMBER ~~:~' 1~~~h d~n~u~~~;~5~01 :,: Application; ·~~~~ 9~~~rnon Is con· Suite B. Costa Mesa. CA N•m• Statement ~ 32.4 E.L. N No.: llld o-nd 1or-. enc1.-not1111 CIOlng llUsiness as· HI-TECH ONE~ ~ 80 (N"mero del Caso) Jl 1•h11·~t1 IJO" I• n " •-'Id JUNE 02• 1997 ducted by: a corporollon 9R2627 The following persons are 4 17 Ol~llldol*tD'110~ ltll HOUR PHOTO 1327 Ent Chap.. Ao.I. '* S70. M ."· .1 .,(, .r., >V ro Whom II Moy Con· H yan Malthew Stlmbert. doing business a.s: Silver 19oef~VLT~N-............... ., .... ~10-.l!llllAl/9 f\1He---CA92831 t11'0&,(918115Me5l 758077 ·;i~ 15" ilncl mu~1 bl! ro· Lfllll DVO you SlllllOd doing 1690 Plocenlia Ava .. S111IO Ribbon Campaign, 93 ~ 0 iJf 'TRu: •T • .--.. ft ttwomlllr-; wn s 1Gm°23111 Pte$ldo Few u. In~ c. t1S:. JUDGI! novon r>y 6 00 P"' on 1he lho N;imo(~) of 1110 Ap· bu,inoss yer? Yes, July 1. B. Cosra Mesa, CA 92621 Undo lslo, Newport Death, ED 1 UNLE. .~ .. ..--aumlmln<*lloldlal Ot1w 18 Oiimond Bat ··CA "1-rnt.. SV: ~ Zllbllit. SMALLWOOD t11y ot lho io:ilCI Buyor~ phcunt(S) 1&•uic· CULINARY 19B7 This business ts con· CA. 92660·7209 T ION 0 ;;'°ot1C'cniobt ,__,. ••. _ _, ""B3l • • M;..~ ~17&0MM, DEPT. 33 11u't 111uv11Ju Cu110111 or1g1· Wl!Af>S t.LC Covo Motoring Inc., Rod• ductod by: nn lndivldual Joan S. Liechty, 93 Lindo w2S ie. hlr M:I ~ .. ,Th rual nOJC1ed by 0&'11,0&'18 Tllo n.'n11> ·1r1" .·e11•r ... ~ ot i.11 n1 '' pho1ocopy ol orig•· l ho nppllc11 n11 llatec:I nToh"1·so. _s,!,notmono1n.1Sewc.~~11v,y,od Havo you startod doing tale. Newport eaoch, CA. ....._ii.-_,,,.._,..__._,....._....._ ..... ~ ..... ness" co ~iiiiiiiijiPiifiiiiiiiiiiiiij " • " " ' •·~• nnl rosnlo pormll ill limo OI dl>Ovl.\ tHO dpplylnlj! to tho ~ u .,_ II business yet? NO 9'<1660•7200 . ~~7~~~5: In ''""""" U t1111 cow1 is· (~I nombro y s,110 In lieu ol tmlus t:ix Ooportmonr Of Alcol'totlc with tho County Cle1k o1 Ryan Stlmbert This business ts con• ; l'Ollt ~ ... _."'. ~stint hU not yet bl(IUn ..-1111: <111occ1on dO 1.1 cor10 M) H11' 10111 ts t11hj11ct to P11or ouvorago Control 10 5011 111• Ornnge County on 5·16·07 This statement wet ftlec:I Cluctod by• an Individual QC~ ~ )-,. S. ol ~we bt mO" ••to trJnSact llUSlness under tht ORANGC COUNTY surr-c11nc:<111011on 1n tho ovont of cohollc l>everaoos at: 2~0 10913721106 with tho coun1y Clerk of H1>110 you staned C1otno HOUL ~ llWlllda:: ~· flet'°"s business Rime 01 1 nion COURT. 700 CIVIC 'ot1t(imui11 tJ111woon l11nd· ~ 17TH STREET. STE D. OallyP1totMny28,June4, OrangoCountyon5·23·91 buslnossyet?Yos,5·17·97 t · ER. "...-oi~IO i:namuhsltdhtlttn C(NTEA DRIVE wesr. lord rind ohfolJ;'.llOCI p111ty COSIA MESA, CA 02627 11. 1B. 1997 W161 i997372t901 Jilin s. Llechly he<eby QMtn tharJ::n ; fQreo -'-CF inqiij °' "'rll( ~ SK>NEO fUNS KIM MCIPIC SANTA ANA, CA !)210l 0~~c~,~~~~1~0 M~~~1wi~,;~ For the following type of PUBLIC NOTICE 0311y Piiot Moy 28. Juno 4, This srattmont wo' l1lod ctoau" s.9~· ::4i. ..i = ol TlllS, ~ This statement was hied w.111 vt9W Tho nnmo, Addreu. end Piiot Jun<i 4, 11, 1907. Llconu: 4 I ON-SALE I 1, 18, 19117 W164 with the County Clerk ot as dil led ~ ... •,, ..i "* PIOl'IMd. .0-tilt CountY. Ottll of ~ •llONAI. MAK lolophono nun11>01 o1 ptoin· WIG8 BCEA AND WINl!·EATING Flctlllou1 Bu1lneaa PUBLIC NOTICE Orsnoe Co11n1y on 5-20·97 1utu11 to W-i rurf --.1 q "* tlwtnll ol ml Cou~TonE~ 18~ Cemetorv •Mortuary fl' 1 1 It PLACE N11m• Statement 19973121580 ~t i'J ~t,., J rt . Diii of j,_ Ila d90ll ft t • S S ~ Chapel J Crematory 11 ~ 111tornoy, or P II nu PUBLIC NOTICE Pu bllah o d N ewporl The I011owtng person' ore flotltloua 8u1lnH1 Dally Pilot May 20, June 4, II(>~ 'HU'.< B~ ) ) ..,_o1,.Tr-.llldol,.w. Slallmenttl(j)IM five yta1s 11':"" without 11n 1111ornc>" Is: (Cl 8011c11-Co1h1 Mon Oilly doing buslneu aa: Sierra Name Statement 11 18,1897 W151 )'~ 'Al'~ ~bte.IOllllofTna.Sill ... tlltdattttwatfiltd lnthlOlfiet 3600 ~1flovi.wonve · nombro. 111 dtNtcclon Y el LIOAL NOTICE Pilot Juno 11.18.25. 19~;84 Stilts ind Sorvlct. 11591 Tho rotlowlng portont are • PUBLIC NOTICE )( 1s i w 1'fbtlltl0ir ..W17, 1987.• 300 ~ ~:, a:n: =::~ lffwport Bffch 11umoro de 1elofono d411 NOTICE OF Calthnou, llunttngton doing bu•lnoH H ! Horl2on ~ S H ~ N 0 PJl\Ollh:!lla'°,..._.°' ITalst bl filed PflOt IO thll dlllt 144•1100 abo91do dtl ctom1rndDnlo, PUBLIC SALB OF PUBLIC NOTICE BEHtCh:. CIA 820C46 d "5"1 CnglnoorinO & Consulting Flc tlttout Butlnesa I t>A l~L~N ~~ ~· .. ~E .. ~ Tflt tiling of ths .-ment dots o Cltl dtmnnClnnto quo rio ABANDONl:D nr "'co "'" v1 • " Co, 22482 Alm• AICIH. N•me Statement • W d "-·---;;. ,..,.,.,...,. .... flOt of~ llllholilt tilt ult I~ PIEllCE lllOTHEll toone abog1do, HI PROP&RTY NOTIC• Of' Calthnou, ltunt ngton Unit 215, ~ncho Sant• The tonowlno Porton• ott 11 OP.I . ~-:.·..:,~--..-=this 111111114 1 ~· t11111nm IEU BROADWAY : OAVIO L. Wtl1<1R SON, Nollet It htceby given PUBLIC HEAPUNO ~Och, CA 92540 85111 Marparlla, CA Q2G08 . CIOI~ buslneu .. : Shrod 1SS16. of ...iti, .. lllllMdmt•SOlilld ol Hime In~ oC lht ftQft11 oC ( s a s TAT 6 0 A A ~~~II .~h~u~17:0:~~~:~~~ p~~~ QIV~~~:,~tE1~soc~:nR~:! c:l~~~nos~'. G~n~ri·ngton Ali 1 A. ~hollq, 21622 Mlf• Thftael~ 146~ N. JamH· 1 ~id· In iht 0 " TMln ..-id«a. ........ "'°"" Unotf ,.,.,.., s-. 0 Mo'b~%:u~~apel : ~~~~;,8~.Av.2~2;NT~o:~:. aunnt to Secnon 21100 01 School 0111r1c1 Ooarel 01 Otoch, CA 92646 f.t!~1~n v1:!~ CA i 1eoi 51 ' ~0011 oy, range, CA I ~°'il~l' ~I c.,,. 1 ~ ..,...~.~ .. • 1 ~~ .. ~<SM .. ~_!~ 1~ft~w . tho Bu1lntH & Proln· Tru•ttol will conducr a Thlt builnus Is con· This but nou Is con• Mlfk l!dw1n Akulttan, 1116!i ti ~ ~ Ti ,. • ... • .. '"'""' •-.. ~. _,_ .. .., ,,""_" ay OLASStFtED 11011111 Codt. lht followfng Public Heorlng on July 16. Clucleu by; an lndMduat N. Jamtslown Way. Or· 1 · ~ ~ ~ j =~ ~~ ='f. I a "8 It'• lht r .. ourc:o you dHcrlb•cl proptrty to w•f 1907 at 7:00 pm to obtain H~ve you •toned doing ange. CA 928611 :(if. 'f;_1 " , aJllllCP.AllCJt a9llT·-,..___,_ =no~·-· Ml·•tlO co" count on to aoll n MICHAEL SHORT,1·19 public lnpu1 on 1h• wolvor buslnen ytt? No On the move? Thll bustneu It oon-~11 •. 1 ~ • ~-~1~ ,..,.._, I>.__ .., -21,.,.. · myriad of morch•ri· Copy moc:nlno. CCCIL roQuOlt lor tnt Rancho Earl Plicu Grandy • ,_.,--. • ., ~ --'"""""" ...., -. __ dllO ltemt, beceuu DAOCK,1·124 Btd, CIOltltt, View lftt, whlcn II IOclttcl Thia atattmt nl Wat 1110" Sell your extra MEET I . ... "' II a.a.im.~ .. -~~ J.111 4.H. l997 c 1 mite. at 16940 "B" Strttl, Hun· with tht County Clt1k ol h Id , ... e·h!Qhelt (71415GG"l..,. -. TRADE our columne compo Sale wlU bt by oompttl· lfngton Bnoh T'11• Publkl Oraf\gt County on Moy 21. OUSOhO . f!!.,Of dlt(I' ......., 10 did a Ml_, 8" qunlltt•d buy0'9 to llvt bldCllng {wntltn •nltd Helffn~ 1tTaJI ~ htld In th• t og1 1H7372tl13 • Items someone special et c;ra.~ ................ = ..... WhOlhor you'r• bur,1"~ th c 111 042•5878 bid• may be aubmltttd Jn 01strle11 0011d Room 10. 0111y P1101 June"· 11, 111, In Classified through ctasslfied ,.;;.,;,_rwY 010 ~~~~or ttlllng, c 1a11fl• rouQhctasstned adv1nce1 on tne 2,TH day cettd 11 t7m Plntl\11r11'5.1ow Wt77 , - -•111 ,_,_o, llid --• _......... , .... _,,.. cover••ll vourn .. dal 141·1878 f , f r Rut r' .ind drudlirll'~ Uf'f' ,.,ubj1•1·1 111 d 1u111?r 'vithuut n11tir1· Tlw pulJli,}lt'r "''"'"'"' 1h1· ngh1 t11 1•1•11,11r 11·du--if~. ft'\ j,t' nr rrJ•'f't um 1 l11,,1fit·d 1uh 1•111 .. t•mt>11t . Pli·1t"f n·port any l'rrur 1hu1 11111\ lw 111 'our d,t .. ,ified ud imn11·du111·h·. Thr...D111ly Pilrn · u1Trpr-nu liuhili1 y fnr 11n\ 1·m •l IO Ull 8U\l'r1l,l'IUl'll{ for whirb it llUI\' llt' n•,pu11..,jlJf1· 1'\f t•pt for thr n"t 11f th~ 'pn1·1• an11111l~ rn•1·upi1·d b~ tlw Prror. Cn·dit run 1111h lw nl111wrd for drr fil'>t i11~1·rti11n cm llH-1140 By Fax (714) 6:31-6594 By Phone (7 14) 6-t2-5678 By Malllln Person: .. ,.,.oao (Plt'a~e lncludr your name and phcnw number 1111d wi.:JI call you ba rk "ith a pike quotr.) :3.'30 \Ve~t Bay Street Costa ~1e. a. CA 92b27 At 'rv.11011 Bkd. & Bay :::-1. ....----Deadlines ----. Monday ................. Fri day 5:00pm Hours Tt'lephone 8:30am-5:00p111 \fond11v-Frid11v Walk-In 8::lOam-~1:00pm ~lond11y-Frida~ Tut'::;day .............. Monday 5:00pm 6102-6190 \X'ednei:.day ......... Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .............. .Th ur:-.da) 5:00pm 7011-9090 Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm (() ~g~~~gT& 11 50 :iii~i?RT 2669 iiAPiiARiiiiTiiMEiiiiNiiTiiSii27ii5ii0 ~~~~i~NITY ~IWETS~ & 3 000 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMEN T5530 MERCHANDISE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p r Ide E 's Ide C · M · 2 90 4 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1----------4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil eov•l HOVS•NG Steel Bulldlngs Sale Sa n itized 2Br 1Ba neigh! 3br/2.6ba hse iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dead Dr.'s Don't Lie OYM T Recept·FT -------- OPPOAruNITY 30!<40x10 $4,650 Patio, granite. marble. ;4&;>90;~Rt 5~;~~:d ***50% OFF••• EMPL EN Responsible. detail ANTIQUES 6010 1Allrnl ulatu dvtl11slnolnll1is ·4ox60x14 $8,503 Near Beach. Summer/ • · g If Money Talks ... 77Collolda1Mlnerals 5530 oriented & friendly for iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1111wspaper ls1ub1ecl 10lhe fed· 50x75x14 $11.489 winier rates. 548·36341_________ We're Screamfngl 33.5 oz. W/Natural iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiijiiiiiiii busy mortgage co. .mlf11t H1uilnftAcl ol 19Has 50x100x16S15,214 BUSINESS New, natural diet pill· Great Taste. Our club S ltyOffl • Phns/multlple duties. • 60x1oox16 S17,S52 U nique 1 b drm 1 ba huge demand! Need pri'ce ... Only s 1 1 ,99 • ecur cera Fax res: 723·4796 llMlldtd whl~ll makes It 1111011 PROPERTY 2767 natlonal/lnternallonal lmmed. openings. 'FT/ to advertise "1n1 pn lertnct, Mini-storage buildings. w/lofl condo style apt. dist ributor s nowt Toll Free 888·217·1837 PT. All shifts/areas. Receptionist hmltatlon or discrlmlnallon 3ox 160 • 32 units Vaulled ceillngs. llght 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii South Calif. 248-9180. for Hair Salon In C.M. Help single mom of six not gel evicted sale. Everything from house and garage. antiques & misc. 673·6648 $13,944 & airy walk throughl• Incredible Income. No DIABETICS! PT/FT avail. Start ll111d on race. colot religion, F ree b roe h u res . kitchen, large walk·ln Med I ca I ID en ta I person al s e 111 ng (Using Insulin) BOOKKEEPING SS.SO/hr. 6 3 1·7990 .. -------- 1t1, l11ndiup,l1111ill1l sUlusor Sentinel Buildings closet. dishwasher, Offic e H .B. No n ecessary. $158.00 As seen on TV. Bookkeeper 40hrs/wk. dlll0ftllaf19ln,oran in1enlionlo l·800·327·0790 Ext 79 privale extra large money down. Furn Inves t men I. Liberty Medical can Rest exp pref. Computer Retell, Assist Mngr+ Top Dollar Paid! mllle enysucll pnlerenct. limi· patio from living room, neg. 1 300s.f. NT. 7 18·720·2048 save you money on & W/P skills. 675·3474 PT Positions. Apply in From 1 aoo:1960. 'tatlo11ordlscrlm1n1tion." ••••••••• addillonal patio otl of Prine only. 760·0898. ---------supplies billed to Ca n 't Find Work? Person: P a pyrus, 1 pc to entire estate. 1. Tbls newspaper wlll nol bdrm w/outslde slor· N.B . RESTAURANT Medicare. Please call Y ' b I kl 3 3 3 3 Br f s lo I• Palnllngs. china. 1 HOUSES/ FOR SALE 123 23rd ou cant e oo ng Suite 2861, South glsware furn etc knowl111ly11eu pl 1ny 1dvel1lse· age space. Vertical BUSINESS OFFICE 1 -8 O O ·14 8 ·1 6 6 2 too hard! WANTED 15 Coast Plaza. or Fax • ' · 11111111lor1t1l u l1l1 whlcll is In CONDOS b Ii n d s l n c I u de d ~~d.00~:~ta~al~1T3e~;;; Mention AF·CA04. people to fill various Resume: 5 4 5 •2213 ""=4=0Y=r=N=B=R=e=s=5=7=3=·6=2=2=3:: wfol1llo11ol1/11 law. Ourr11derr throughout. skylight In FOR RENT 2769 month. 213•262•3069 ---------positions from ware· - •• 111101 lnlormed lhal 111 FOR RENT living room, unlqueliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Get In Sha pe Now ! house to manage· Sales A sst dwtlllllll acherllsed in lhls ••••••••• bathroom/ vanity/ Furn'd Office• Full ---------Personal Instruction. ment. No experience Food Broker/Importer 1.,,.,.,.,.,. IYllllbl• on an dressing areal Neutral amen. cont rm. to MON EY Home, Office or Gym. necessary. Call Now, in Irvine. Office 95. l4lalo,,ortunltyllasls. Tocom· ---------carpet througt')outl share w/Nw pt Bch Scott 714·723·0686 Brent c714}891 .57a4. Order desk(rralllc , UO CORON A Carport stall to ac· builder. 825-0871 WANTED 2916 exper req. Food and/ ·,W.oldlscrifnl111Uon. caU H commodate 1 vehicle Ca regiver Looking for or Import ex per a Toll·lrttlt1·I00·42H590..Fot DEL MAR 2122 included. Very bright Ofc Suite 84 15q.lt. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil1•••••••• right person to care major +.Full lime w/ , .. WIU!allon, OC aiu please iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and open living areal 3 Pvt Offices and Need C ash ? Have an PERSONAL.$ for elderly lady In N.B. benefits. Fax resume l ··"HUOll/42"3500. $1 2 95/ L Call now, won't last! Recept i o n area . f d free room & board 1 (7 14) 650 8014 ..... 1 mo. ease an nu ty or structure I••••••••• + S 1 0 0 0 /m 0 . Ca 11 ...... o_:~,..---· __ . _ 2bd, 1ba, gar. lndry. $1470. 789·093 1 441 Old Newport Blvd, se tt I em en t 7 We RI h d 503 233 1060 SALES 607 1/2 Narcissus Nwpt Bch. $1 220. purchase them & pay c ar · · or 916·983·4740 FT/PT Earn up lo S10· Open House Sun 6· ••••••••• 714·850·9 505 last. Dependable. Old· _S_E_E_V_I_N_G __________ ........,.___,........,,... $12/hr. Call Keith at 1 5. 1 O·S or call ••p,,.-r _l _v_a_t_e_""'W..,..,...h-1-d-o_w_ est In the business. r. DELIVERY DRIVER S 537•721 1 1•4pm 0 , 5.9pm - _R_e_be_c_c_a_1_12_-1_a_1_1 _x2_6_1 MISCELLANEOUS Settlement Capital WOMEN 3 004 Have lun while earning Office In P·estlgious 1·800·959·0006 up to $12/hr. Call Joe T ELEMARKETERS E xecutive Twn h se RENTALS M acArthur Court. Al 537 33 7 -4 15 9 Exper'd Onlyl Good ESTATE AUCTION AntHiu<a. Fin• An1 Antiqur T .... &c Colltttihlet S2SO.o0o in J..,..tiy Bmnu., GluJ. Figunnu June 2 1 'f 1 pm Lido Marina Villagt (800) 334-0104 HOUSES/ CONDOS POR SALE 1900s.I. 2bd/2.5ba., .. •••••••• Campus/MacArthur. • 4 1 pm · pm Pay-Good Company! lam rm. 2-car gar.•• Includes Receptionist. ••••••••• Handsome Attorney Dog Lovers, general Vietnamese speaking D~RS $19SOmo. 8 75·8 045 State of The Art Seeks very attractive assist to work flex hrs. 1---------Phone System, Voice ANNOUNCEMENTS slim wht female 26·34 Sales & Ute cleaning. a ~~s4.~~"::>~-=;;0~ea lb__!'!m!~!· !:'!"!"!..JI FOa AIJCTIOH H OCllUU _G_E_N_E_RAL------•---------CONDOS & Mall, Free Coples . for dating.• 360·4947 CdM. Kim 723·1S39 ---------• 1002 COSTA MESA 2124 TOWNHOMES27 02 Parking & cont. Rm. T elem arke t ers iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil $650. 882·1000 1---------Electronlca Work At Home ---------SCHOOLS & Trainees Earn up to S700/wkly ·--------.. 12 bd11 • 5 8 A 2 ·Ca r Beautifu l 3bd 2ba LOST & Job openings with ex-selling a long distance gar. comm pool/spa. Twnhse. NB/Eastbluff. ••••••••• FOUND 2 9"5 INSTRU CTION 3012 cellent salary/benefits. service over the Atten tion Home Owners & R.E. Agents!! Showcase those special properties In our Homes of the Week & Open Home Gulde publlshed each Saturday In the Real Estate Tab. It's an effective and Inexpensive way to reach homebuyersl Call our Classified Department Today!! 642·5678 S995. 405 Brighton " · I Springs (Harbor @ New kit, floors, patios. BUSINESS & Paid training. High phone. Paid train ng. 1 1 ) 7 282 7878 greenbelt, no pets. school grads ages 17· Call 800·842·1409 Vctora 14· · · $1750. Lse 494·0880 FINANCE Found Small black PATIENT TUTOR 34. U.S. citizens only.--------• 2 b r 1 ba. $995.mo or (608) 206-7290-pgr dog· Ridge Park Or, •Math . (Arithmetic Call 1·800·34S·6289. enclosed gar/back yd Newport Coast Sun 6· thru Calculus) Mon·Tue Sam to 6pm, 2 br HB. S79S.mo1---------•·---------1. Call 545·5247 aher •Statistics • Chemistry W·Frl Sam 10 4:30pm Drive by: 1814 Viola RENTALS T O BUSINESS 1pm Leave Message •Physics • Term Papers FLOWER SALES Call 754-2480 SHAR-e 2 724 T TY • Reading • Test Pre_e •Harbor/Baker Arealiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OPPOR UNI Found, male Shepard (CBEST, GAE, SAD Outgoing, energetic, 2904 mix. Black/tan, has a s d Skill F f experienced only. Private 3Br 2Ba Dbl co 11 a r . no t ags . tu y s. or ree Every Bloomln Thing G Goo S 1350 M t b b iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In Io rm at 1 on ca II: arage· . • r· r. pvt a, gar, VIC·lrvine Ave/Mesa M di 5 47 MATH 2SO E. 17th St. CM. 1 sh Sec Rel 646·32S5 prof' I S 6 4 O. + 1 /3 $Avon Sales$ Or. 642 • 7 46 4 ·-J-lm __ a_• ___ • __ •-,--.....,..-6.,,..46_·_7_89_9.,.,.,...._,....- M I S I II u I I s + 6 4 0 • d e P · G I I f ti ·-,.,. 3b~~~~ n trl~~ecx a up· Bal Pen. 664·6294 L ~~~ra t o ~ 1°r':':e ~~ LOST WALLET at Al· TUTORING . KENNEL Steady Worker stairs uni!, balcony. 1--.,,.::--=--::,....-..,...,....,,-:,,....--1 ·8 8 a .7 5 8 ·2 6 8 6 . bertsons Corona del Credentlaled Teacher 25/3S hr/wk Start S5hr 2-car garage. New N.B. Eastbluft R e p r e a en t at I ves Mar near PCH. 5/28. Most Subjects-ESL. Merit Increases. some carpet/paint. 511 so. Avl 711 · Close to needed In your area. Black small Sentfmen· Math·Read·Special Ed Holidays. ss7-sos3 mm Newport News Class/Display Advertising u p to 50% Comm. FT In & Outside Ask for Paul 723,5440 334.SN~Blvd. Sulcc 201 N.8. AnliqlMI lo '50. Mod«"" • Est Laglria dealels buy: sMr, glass,~. porcelai'I. china. pollery, old cos1l.rne or fine ~ry. bronzes, ft.m .• pellOd~. decora1Mt objecta. •One item or enti'e estate • ConfidentiaVReferences •Estate sales·conducted • Immediate cash 714-249-3711 WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE? NOTHING. Call the Classifieds {714) 642-5678 I 330 W. Boy St Costa Mesa CA 92627 Put a few words to work Ask about our current specials! beacti/shopplng. Pool. A d. ti 644 032S 779 S cott Pl. Excellent e arnings tal Items. Bus cards· eme ia on · M edical Asst· PT APPLIANCE S 6011 Security. $450 + 1/3 1---------1 •-------964·8585 utll. 7 60•0 908 opportunity. Set your Olivares & Sons. and Back Office. 20hrs per Have A Gov't Fo reclosed Homes from pennies on $1 . Delinquent Tax, Repo's, REO's. Your area. Toll Free hours. For Information cash. Please call•---------wk. Busy NB Internal EM PL OYMENT PENT RIGE C OVE NB 1 B r 1 e a Across call: 1-888·7S8·2866 1·3 10·282·8806 TRAVEL 3014 Modicire/Endocrinol· K e n more Washer & Garage Sale! 2 Bed/2 Bath, a /c. from Behl n/s, prof'I. Independent Reps -----------l=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ogy. Salary DOE. SERVICES 5533 Dryer. Excellent Cond! appliances. hardwood 1..,,._,..-...,..,..--=---= LOST, Female cat, I• 282·1148 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SGS.each 721·057S floors. fplc. 2·car gar. Avl July 1• S4SO.+ 114 Fri e ndl y Toya & 1 h i d k/lt •----------· ,......__. C I d utls. S1S·OS24 G itt I di ong a r, ar gray. Two R o und T r ip NB Faclal Room & •••••••• 1----------tl f . omm. poo an spa. i---------• has mme ate Vlo·Port Streets NB. vouchers from LAX to Please be aware that Pet w /deposit . NB lBr w/bath Avl 7116 openings In your area. Has tags. 720·1855 Chicago good for 1 Stylist Station Avail. $1 050/mo. Avail 7/1 5329 + 113 Utl. Close Number one In party year. Open Travel. Airport area. Contact the listings In this cal· Can't seem to gel lo all those 1 ·800·21 8·9 000 ext.H·1398 for current listings. Torelli Re alty 10 bch. Pool , smk ok. plan: Toys, gilts, ---------S 1 7 5 /ea. Ca 11 Bonnie 714·756·0493 egory may require you 5 40 7311:5 ch i t h to call a 900 number • OJ Male prel'd. 645·4899 rs m a s. ome HEALTH & 918 ·810·3848 decor. Free catalog Classified Is..... In which there ls a ~~~~~~~~~---------NB M/F to share w/ and Information . FITNESS 3 000 CONVENIENT charge per minute. HUN T INGTON young prof upscale lg 1·800-488·487S SELL whether you're buy·1--------- repair jobs around the house? Let the Claulfled Service Direc tory Col The Plot Clci1Slhech GI 641·5618 to i*Jce yW Geroge Sole Ad I ---=::-:...I:: ::---... i ~ :.: : =.l ~A~ BEACH 2140 2bd, nr bch. w/d. gar•---------Ing. selling, or . just RENT pkg sroo Gil 531.4975 looking, classified has Ne wpor t c oast BUSI NESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE thrcfu~uh ~l~~s~fied wha~~sn:~:,rED through classified help you find reliable help. Balboa Newport Realty, Inc. Oceanfront Lot Reduced to $470,000 723-4494 :cosTA M ESA 1024 I . 3br 1 . Sb a Condo. Ad ams/Brook hurst. $950. patio, carprt pool, hk·ups 968·8550 NEW PORT BEACH Trl·Lev e l C ond o APARTMENTS 3Bdrm 2Bath 1700SF 2.car Gar. s114,900. FOR RENT Agl·Lynn 283·5626 ••••••••• NEWPORT BEACH CORON A 10 69 DEL MAR 2 622 Bluff• T ownhomes Studio Upstairs, cath -Bay view, 1 ·atory, cell, brlghl & open, 3BO, $359K. 2bd, view FP, lrg deck. $790/mo. ' $192K. Agl 650·3822. 8 4 4·1440 1 Lido Isle Cottage • Bankruptcy Auction 142 Via Undlno Auction June 22. 3 PM I O pen HOUIOI an. 6/8, S/t 4 N oon·4 PM . • 3 BR. 1 .5 BA strada location. st ep• to ' beach. Call for addt'I Info, Coulter & Assoc. 25&·0777 x 2 3 2 COSTA MESA 2 6 24 2BD APT encloaod gar, yard. Off Harbor and 19th. 848·85 4 1 E 'alde Country Woods 2Br spit M , stdy, fp $895. N/pet, 180 21 t t. 645·9543 or 646·1 184 .....,.,.........,... __ =---:---1 E '•l d•. Spacious & l•W•lk to Bee c h• quiet. 2br 1ba, no Gorg eous Tri-Level pa ll. S675. + $300. I 3Br 3Ba $210,000. dep. 845·1402 •Call 838·1454-Agl. I ~~~~~ ------1NEWPORT I MOBILE BEACH 26&9 HOMES 1100 --~---- • ,." 8728• ott•N HOUS• HR JllA tlH Sat. June 14• '1-4PM D/W Incl. GOx30 pool. No pets. Carport. _ Newport T•rrace fl 19 Vl•t• Del M••• 824 W. 15th, N.B. 3Br. •545-4858• 1 HO Qoldenwel1 l'or -----~...--.....----.,,.,.....--1.••• Then 1850 Per 28r 28• W/O. Sttpa Month. "" Age{Pet to 8 H ch. l.eHe HI<· Park Cl•relten Ing tUOO Av•ll 7/1. HOMe9 890o'lea~ H8-07•41 Ta3·071+ ... Beautiful & Exclusive FOR RENT 2769 FOR RENT 2 769 8 42·587 8 2 +2 Condo, brand !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ new. Gate guarded. I~ Pool/spa/gym/tenn. $545 +Ulla. 24S· 7335 Results! From Classified Adrertising '~with the Inily Pilot is the best decision I a>uld have na' made. The rctum WU incndiblcJ (l bawc ttaMd more «aponte than I ha¥e with my ad in the Ydloiw Pip) . a.Kt"""' ill" • STARTING BUSINESS?? ~-4~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Legal Department at the Daily Pilot i.s plmstd to announce a new service now awilabk to new businesseJ. ~ will now SEARCH the name for you aJ no extra chargt, msd savt you tk time and the trip to tht Dlurt House in Santa Ana. Then, of~. eftn" ~search i.s completed tvt wiU fik your fictitWus butiness ~ stamnml with the Unmty Ckrk, publish onct a Wttlt for four 'wetla as nquimi by law and thm fik your proof of publication with the County Clmt. Pktm stop by to file your jictitiou.r butiness statemml al tht Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, c.arta Mesa. If )OU cannot stop bJ p~ aJJ us 111 (714)642-4321 And we wiO malte amtngmimJS far you to hanJJe this promiuw by mllil If you shtluld have 11.ny fortha-questU>ns. p~ aJJ us and Wt will be~ than g/mJ to astiJt JfllL (/ooJ Od in J0"1' MW bflsinessf . D . ('Pilot ., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1997 Newport Bc11Lh/Cos1• Mesa Daily Pilot TODAY'S CROSSwORP PUZZLE By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH 9130 MACHINERY 6045 BUICK 9035 MERCEDES TRANSPORTATION iiiiliiiiliimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Went•d Owner •••••••••I ,88 Park Av•unu• Operalora with 2 axle nHd• engine work, tractor•, COL qualified ---------1 new tranamt11lon. wllh Hozmat endorse· BOATS 7011 1600 or bos1 offer 04' 2308L Conv. Newly restored, new Inter, lnclda Hard Top. st 7 ,500.obo 375-0104 ACROSS I Achog group 5 Roamed abool 10 Bio,,_ g0nlly 14 Hawar .. n cny 1 5 SupmlOf 16 Clevf'land 5 1111<0 17 Eoon dw"'ll"' 16 G111nl 19 Teen·~ wnn 20 SnaPflY cnmnh:trh 22 Pale lar!'•I 23 St!lble "'·•rt'"' 24 Qu3t111N1 26 •F vii ilhflAl'fl 29 r 01n,1 r.1en1tHP\ 33 Animal!f '1lnm1Jrh<; 34 Cnlobrny '> 1111 pan 35 M11 11111~ 36 Ctia111" 3/ ( '~•r"'t •P 3A M.ttt1,!.u111u• JIJ n rw ~y M "'' '" n:'\ltvn 40 lot',, t h.u1rt• 41 llf':'l\0 '1 4;> w.. 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P1'EVIOOS PUZZl.E SOLVED • L A ~ PAii. lAI ALF • FO UR 1•"'"' RN M l n " s L ;n Bl.Y~lI AGUE A E n VI c1 O • I N 11.J"' D AL~ . ~ S E 0 KAR A T i: I N ·-AYIAR ~ T 0 N•• H EL KIS •A _, RY E NVf E ~ VI L H EX I T AOL E •NE 0 n e arned on (a rampaKJrl) 10 L 1keness 11 0f'MSh 3? lh1ow out HEED.I 11'1 "' UTE~ F EE (j A A 0 IF' E sev I NIY l S • Ml s - i ! ~' IS T S •A I T I l IA NI NE NE i: s rs L Y • 4 7 W1oe oPQn 48 Caps 49 Mouol111n sound jJI Rec;pons1b1lr11cs 37 Grotto 50 P1oce of rww'i s 1 1 YPf! ol ma1ke1 52 Onco-rt 111 Rainy sP.asons 40 food~ 41 An arm or a leg '1'J Anh~phc '16 Allots umc 5'.l Columbu'i shtp 54 Profound 56 M0 1tme 57 lmprC'i!. greatly 11 I 13 WHO HAS WHAT? Both vu.lncrable. Eaat deal11 NORnt •Q76~ Q9832 OQJ83 •K WEST •J 82 Q 7 OA9764 •J9 G3 EAST •B \J A KQ t04 0 K102 •87 62 SOUTJI •AKI04 3 Q,J R~ 0 6 •AQ 1114 The h11Jdtng FA'>'T sotrm l '7 ,. Pan 4• r... PaH WEST 3Q Dbl 0 1wntn1t lvnrt /\ct· of 0 Thc nnrrnul p11ych1c hul hit!· cltnl( n ~Liil 1n wh1d1 you holll ht 111' or 11n ll'njtlh and 1<t rf'ngth 111 oul of f1111h1on thel'le rlny11 It 111 dtflicult lo conv111 c1• an opponcnl lhal lhe 100 honr>r11 h e ld 1n hand ore a m1r11gP Rut n p11ych1c rai11e, which firRl npJ)t'arf'd in a "Oridg1• World" art1clr ninrc titan 50 yf'11r11 ago, i11 a rlaffrrnnt unimnl. 1'hf' firi;l lwn hid11 1n thl' oucliun WNP q111L1• normnl, hut lhf'n Wr'sl hod a wilrl h11r11t nf inRpiralion nnd made a psychic weak jump raise of opener'1 1uit. North'• Lhree apadea wae quite normal and, on lhf' bid- ding eo WH SouLh'1 deciaion t.o bid game From the lallf'r'll point of view, North almo11t certainly held a 11in· glet.on hearl and the contract, al wor11l , would lhen depend on no more then the club finc1111c. The only reason South did not redouhle w11s lhal five hf'arl8 could hove bel'n a cheap sacrifice. Weal led thl' ace of d iantond11, and a mosl unexpcct.ed dummy hit the t.ahle The defl:'n!le w1111 mcrci- le81! At ln<'k two We11t 11hiflcd lo n heart and, ~Iler cashing the Lhrec lop hf'arlR rather surpris ingly, 1l wa11 eoRy for Ea11l Lo conltnue wtlh R fourth round or the RUil Whclhf'r declarer ruffed high or low. Wt>11l'11 Jack of 11padr11 wa11 bound to score o lrick Down two, for 500 points lo East-Weal, was a m<>flt satisfacl<lry re1mll for the defender11 RnthPr thon blame anyone fo r the dl'hitcle, wt> mu11l confl'H"-wr•, too. would have hN•n lokPn 10 hy West's flight of fancy Learn to be a beth•r bridge player! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter hy calling (800) 788-1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridge Let· tcr, P.O. Box 4410, Chical(o, Ill. ~o. FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE COMPUTERS 6018 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 60 15 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii menta and Cal·T iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 909.359.4949 neceuary. Call Kay at 91 '560 SEC Blk/Blk Immaculate & Loaded. Cstm Signature Whls. $33,950. 283·1777 LM L11nd11ar Rangier. Toll· lrH (888) 988·6005 PETS & ANIMALS 6049 Long H•lr Sable Brown kitten. Friendly, 1 Bft Duffield, Eleclrlc --------- 1991-All new lnlerlor, CADILIAC with low cost secure 9040 allp. 59000. 34·5.0104 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •---------- 87'Boston Whaler '70 Cadlllec Sevlll• MERCURY 9135 1111 Montauk. Yamaha V-8, Auto, 4-apd. ac.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 90, ball 1ank, cover, llhr m t . lull pwr, 58800. 646·11 e2 S4,000 974·2351 4moa. old. 854·3248. ---------'78 Sevlll• 2nd owner, xlnl cond, '78 Gr•nd Marquis 39k orig ml. 4dr. S3995/obo. 640-6070 Tho Community Markel Place. Classlflod 842·5678 SAIL BOATS 7014 24' Sailboat Mahogany/ robullt eng. Now !fans, --------- custom wlro whls, OLDSMOBILE 9155 52950/obo. Need to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••Ill 668-9277 Teak, dloszol, au10 '85 Cutlass Cierra TV pilot, Icebox, head. 2 ---------4 door. V6, auto, all , lllCDONICS, boats mus1 so111 CHEVROLET 9045 pwr. s 1300. 123.1504. STDIO 8010 _s5_00_0_1_o_bo_._s_8_1 ·-59_4_7_. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -------- sanLLm TV nm111 Now Being SCheduled In Your NelOhbortloo<I . tio• onry •2!" -~ NoMon oownt lnstallatlon & Programming of 7S+Ctianne~lnduded VISIT OUR SHOWROOM FOR A LIVE DEMO AT 2360 NEWPORT BLVD., C.M. or Ca l Toi Ill,.. •&88·•1•88H L ~~~t!!. ~~:.3i~~~· '85 C•ruo V•n. clean/ ROLLS ROYCE 9182 I p o k s g o o d /r u n s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MARINE SERVICE SUPPLIES 7020 great/79K orig mi/Oul· filled tor camping. Bit abovo bluo. but not dupllcotablo 631-6695 77' Sliver Shadow II, 751h Aninverary Model. 86K ml , s20,ooo.obo 345·0104 Lewmer w•nches; #24 chrome/bronze FORD 9075 TOYOTA 9210 ( n e w) S 2 3 5. N 1 6 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii black/alum (usod) $125. Jabsco compact ho ad (now) S 125. 648-3760 '86 Muateng 4cy, '93 4 ·Runner Blk, 4spd. runs excelloni 1 Loadedl Full pwr, ac, owner. All pwr. S950 4wd. new tires, cass, 631-0634 snrf. S 17K 675-0232 ---------1•07 FORD VAN Co11v 1--------- MARINE SLIPS V-6. NT. P/S, AIC. VOLKSWAGEN 9235 DOCKS 7022 Low ml. Orig Ownor.,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 54,999 720-17221• 35ft Sl1p·ea1boa Coves $225.mo . 755-3100 day, 650·4104 eVOS 40ft MOORING off Lido, Includes now Zodiac. 59000.obo 714·345·0104 Dock. Xlnt Location. 88' Tempo. 4-door, pwr locks/w111dows. cnss, cc, runs gronl. '64 VW Bug New e~ine, neods body work. 5500 obo 6•10-0425. 51995. 644-67581---------'69 Baja Bug 90' Mustang LX $400/obo. Conv 5.0, While 574·2650 Fully Loodod! 77K '70 vw Bug Blue, new S7500 obo 650-3333 motor, tires, brakos & 8fl Couch Good cond iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Acer Laptop. Loadod! (very socurc). wator/ ---------b~•llery. Looks good. c1ec1 673-7677 HONDA 9085 s2990 966·1275 '7 1 VW BUS Power OH Wiii w/gold II p;>ll '96 Craftsman, Gas 133MH, CO!.I S2900., ••••••••• Sl!>O obo 83!l·066'1 Mower Model 917 s 175o .obo759-IG09 GARAGE SALES Belllnl ned & whito 5.0 HP $200.00 ---------• .. ······----------·I ·01 CIVIC '1-0r Sedan Brakes, 4-spd, am-Im coss Large rear sunrf St700 080•631·0757 baby bed C:xcellcnl __ 7 _1_4 _-7_2_1_·_4_0_0_6_ WANTED 11 AUTOMOBILES 5spd. AC, 1a(!10, now Cond S300 !A9-79GJ Misc Fishing tackle, TO BUY 60191 _________ •••••••••I tires. cxc cond 87k C G:Nav;igat1on book, BALBOA orig m1 I owner Stanley Formal ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S2500 631·1766 dtn ,,., !.Cl, tbl w''2 Fire o x11nguishcrs.1• loots. 548-9832 Old Coins Gold S1h1or ISLAND 6106 BMW 9030 '88 Civic OX, 4·dr 5. Silvcrw;uo <Jrawcrs ox-f kl M s t '89 Jetta 5spd. AC, great contli1ton. am/Im ca ssette . S4300. 721·5878 tends to a· w·G Cano Safe Bank quol11y ran in '"'· ler ing liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil spd, ilff Im cass. ac. 5 2 5 2 5• 4 •• Old w;i1chos & sowolry 144K m1. good cond' ---------Oack chr:.. now cush· x · x · · numut.r Westcoast Coin 6'12·9448 Frl·B, Huge Moving '89 3251C wn110 conv, MISC. AUTO 9245 ions pacJ meld Br<in<.I comb1nat1on. You Sato• Ouahty ctolhmg, blk top, fully loaded. S3500 650·08-11 now. ovo1 S!>K 1.or.1, must tran spor l Why play Hltlo 'N kitchen, decorator new lrros·top, 20k on ,90 Acc ord LX, '1·dr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bo;1ul Lrnc11s Included 760-0706 Seok w11h chtldcaro? 11oms. books, xmas now cng. Must sell' SEIZED CARS from Sell 52 500 546.960 0 ca 11 C I a s s If I e d 1 & Sedan, 5-sptl, <im/fm S 5 Wolff Tanning Beds 1 6 2 ,,676 llems ;imps more! SI0.500. 548·6883 C'1SS, :ic, orig owner. 17 • Porsches, Tan At Homo todoy '1 .,, 317 Coral St. 5 7 K m 1• 5 8 9 0 0 Cadillacs, Chevys , euy Diroct ond Savo• '90 3251C Rod Conv. 644 8250 Lv Msg BMW's. Corvelles. Low Monthly Pmts JEWELRY, PUIS Loadod! All pwr, 5spo Also Jeeps, 4WO's. Free Color Catalog a ART 6025 NEWPORT alarm, Cd, alloy wlils, ---------Your Area. Toll Free SELL Call 642-5678. your l.ornc lllrough class1f1ed Call 1·800·711 ·0150 BEACH 6169 aBitruebboaogks.M~?sKt.SLeolwt•. LEXUS 9115 1·800·216·9000 ext. -A· 1398 for current listings ---------- COLLECTIBLES 6017 S 1 4, 000/fir m 6 7 3-4 202 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '94 Lexus ES300 ~--------' 94 7401 Blk/blk. 1-owrtr. low ml, Lthr, AUTOS Put a fevv vvords· Have A Garage Sale! HAWAIIAN STYLE BAMBOO PICTURE FRAMES. Cuslom mado 10 111 your sizo. C:ill for Info 218-4063 ESTATE AUCTION 1"" ,;,,.,,•{Al 6 r~ "-T' """ Nfllff•ll /f,lfl~ (,OIUfl"•N Multi Family Sale Sat. 6/14, 10nrn-2prn •Udo Peninsula• 710 Lido Park Dr. Like now. 16" chrome wheels, cnr phone S32,900. 642-8239 Mnrf. Chompagno. WANTED 9246 $21 .!JOO 64Ci·2226 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to vvork for you. --. ""'( .. ._ ... , Ant•q_•H•. I U\t Ant """t.l'ff rO). & ( nll«oblu Sl\0,000 •• ,,.,.,.,,, Near 32nd St. oft Newport Blvd. '95 3181 Conv, red/---------WANTED Good used 1an, au10, 21k mt., MERCEDES 9 130 car, truck or van. new togs, tact war Will pay cash • PP. $27,900. 646-4030 714·734-9233 On the move? Sell your r>xtrn household items 1n Cl~ss1f1NI SERVICE DIRECTORY ADDITIONS REMODELl~G AS K ME J\OOUT ... I ... • I I liu TRADE " .J, ·tit J I• 642·5678 Overstocked with stulf? A call to Classified will help 642-5678 (o1 lht Noc Clml<lieds 01642 S678 IO pbt l"' GcJaoe ScX Ad1 Qaj1y Pilot RENT through class1fted Sell your home through clu•lfted. 842.ff78 OtOtUt•. ( .1 ...... I tgtJtUlf't June 21 i 1 pm lido Mnri1111 Village (800) 334-0 t 04 ~Oii A\ ·Cftn'< •• \)( Ill ti DREYER'S 11 "f'P'·L'' cpt 11 C1asS1flod ts .... CONVENIENT wno1nor you're buy- ing, selllng, or Just looking, ctassif1od nas whnl you noedl CLASSIFIED 642·5678 1990 BMW.3251 4-0r. 5-spd. Brdnto Tan Loalllor lntorior Looks & Runs Groat' Loaded ABS Drivor Air Bag. Now brakes timing belt. boltery & tires. S8.900 080 633·6870 or 452· 1686 '84 500 SEC Red/blk --------- Xtnt cond. 138k m1 ANTIQUES & S13,900 G3 1·0261 • 9 , 3 oo E so Down. iiiCiiiIAiiiiSSiiiiiiiCiiiSiiiiiiiii9iii2iii5ii0 Tako over Lca~o S4G9 mo for 30 months. on purchase tor S22.000 C.GK M1lus 720-0738 '73 Masoratl C11roon 37k m1 nestored 10 :ill 01191not s 13.500. 01 1rodo• 996·52 I 2 eves CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL SERVICE GARAGE 3584 DOORS IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 ROOFING 3910 3 6 7 8 H 0 ME 3 7 5 6 IA WN CARE 3 8 08 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •A Place In The Honrt ·COMP·U·TEK• I • d I •Jtrtt· d 1yc.uc I Low Costs-Rep;w 1 • , , h •l·v .111 111 ~"-Tr.iin· Upgrntle •Reces1ed Bookcasea• " •" •' f, r 1 " Lq y.11 1 714•854.0110 A1chos • Bullnoso •Ors 1 1 , ,.n lll \ cPn,_________ Ctoc;o1c;•L•ot11 Sofhts ••• 1 t 645-4831 MACMEDIC • C<lru tor ARCHCRAFT 413-7001 CLEANING SERVICES 3548 M:1c11110:.h Computers ,;SMALL JOB EXPERT Ul 'yvUr hmc ofc Low Drywall1Pl3SllH ncpalf hrurl) r~le 673-8819 , ~1an91ng, Taping TrAlure PC P ersonal Tr al nor _c_o_m_m_n_e_, _5_5_1_·5_5_7_3 RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. Proclao Plumb Ing BAl:BOA ROOFING CO Ropn11s & noniodcls Quality Work Guarnl'd rrcc Esllm3tcs Aorooflnepair Freo Est l #687398 969·1090 Lie/Ins 631-5081 LIKE-NU CONCRETE VICTOR'S Prol'I Land· Palnhng·lntE•I Houst Apl Quality job. Froo l'SI Rcmve 011/ru~t s101ns, sc.1po Moint. Seasonal L 9 636 8888 crack 1pr Ro·nu seal wd Color IOYrs Exp. Xlnt Jlt!J698 7 • •$25 Service Calf• Rcpalrs/Sorv/Oponors All Makes-Models L1c'd 650-Serv-(7378) ••$475 • 16X7•• decks Froo est 1c;o-01121 Acts No 457·1739 A Better Way Painting --------- Oua1t1y Cr;ittsmoosh1p ORCO PLUMBING For G re3s prico Rois & Oratn Cleaning L6t2113 714·857-1530 70ys Free estV1sJ MC ROOFING Speclallsts Summer Spec 10% OFF All St~ICS·FDSl·Oepend3ble incl udes hallwoy, --------- woa1nor-s1rip, instoll<i· JEWELRY 3784 11on & true 64 5·5 7 04 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Terry's Rapid Response Wilham Hnrold J eweler Young's Landscaping Some Doy Svc L729·165 Ownr-op•Xlnt NB rots 968·50J3 Mbl·264·5!>88 Al Kennedy Pa1n11ng L1727705 760·81 70 'l•53a526 NOW Const * 722-2605 * ht your homo or olficc 1 A TOUCH OF CLASS O '' t ~now a keyboard Oualt tyRc1nol.lcl111fJ r h• "" 111 n, ~Comm trom llw on sw1lch? Witthoeft Drywall o s H pencrs prmgs ingos watch'JCwl'lry Repair •---------All Ph:iscs• Sm Lq Jobs 1 111 R f e t MASSAGE 3830 Clean! Clean I Clean! ns epair• ree 5 An1tque • Fino Jewelry P3pcrhanging ll220902 ========= -Old Country Tradesman· Comp puce 964-8872 REMODELING & ADDITIONS 3916 • 1 1111111 ti lroo (!>I C1•!Jcrry 850·0915 646·7721 Pg·602·1716 8uy S<' lr.tdC 673-03651'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :!OYrs e .. p F.w s rrl'!' C:sl II CHUNG'S PAINTING 23Yrs Exp·Gr1 Price• Guar Wo1k-Freo Es1 Lie"' 375602 530· 1534 eDAN DAWSON• PLUMBING Water Healers • Drains nomodol • nopou Fouco1s • F1>etu1es L#5S4722 • 6'16·6720 CABINETS 3490 A 1 • ,. t W 1 s1· 1"' { ll' t 11! I ~ lhillttfr °i" I i' 111•11 • !I 1111 . (ll 101 •, 1.1 ·I 1111 t • ~-1 11111 I I IH 0 ' I 990-0970 CARPENTRY 3510 A to Z HANDYMAN ltlSTALL RHA:::E. CABttlLIS K11Chl·fl~. h,,11,, clunr~ v.11u.J w6i O• ' r\i11 ... 1".,6 Ill I 202-7143 ---------Professional Service •BOSS II J• rur/\IHtJti CornpulCI & 1n1urne1 HANDY MAN 3710 KITCHENS 3786 I ' " t•d !h H •ll l'I I l r a i 1111111 A II 01 d3 b ,,.. E L~CTRI CAL 3 61 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 111 '1 1>''1 110"' On·~tl<> Ted 640·7672 ~ •Paint/Carpentry• 11 7 I 4· 54 8· 0 3 6 0 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 Drywall and morot l14JOO:..O 714 63!) 1·1·17 ---------L&B Sports Therapy Prol & Personot Massage tor Men & Women Father's Dav Gift _G_e_n_o_A_b_r_a_m_s_P_a_l-nt-1-ng- Certlflcate $251 PgrN717-5729 FARTHING INTERIORS Ktlchcn/Bath Remodol nm Add11tons Visa/MC LN5GOB75 673°1212 COMPLETE KITCHEN REMODEL & REPAIR RN/LMT CM 722.9823 lnVEJCI. Olly Paint/Reos S L1citns Ben Moore Paint !=:=====:===~ 9.69· 7063 Pg-664·3947 "'Drlght Hsoclnlng ---------Small Job EXPERT Smoll Jobs Oki l uropc,m Pt of I. Oc~I CONCRETE & Du11con Etoc1r1c Gery 645·5277 SCREEN '" 111wr11 nets rivrs E•p. MASONRY 3557 Locol/Ouick nosponso Home Repair/Remodel r .1.1r.. 251-9455 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L#275870 650·7042 Costa MOS3/Nowpor1 Doi Mnr Cleaning Co l-..,.p-0-t-0-,-k-ln-E-le_c_tr-1-0 -25 Veer• Exp. Custom Cob1no1s1--------- 011y Constn. Rons Rnlos MOVING 3834 LA' 70 8 34 6 & Insur o d I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 714·413·6428. fly Al.ins. Lewis Orick, Block, Siona, Tile Jim 631 2460 ll<'h.11Jln, P1ol'I, Olly Cone. P:ilio, 011voway Prompl & Low Ratesl ~,...,,,......,...,,,,..,....,..,,_..·....,.... __ ..,,...... PUBLIC NOTICE rt~\ Com 714·458-9212 Fplc. BBOs. Roi 25Yr IOS·COm/snHo lobs BREWER'S TV-VCR ---------Tho Collf. Public Ullli· E T 557 7594 CSLG18717 740·5255 & Home Service• LANDSCAPE & llos Commission RE· MARIA'S CLEANING xp. orry • 1---------Under S300 LtrE73660 0 A ActlonLlne Electric M . S LAWN CARE 3808 QUIRES that oil used 11,11tty 1o1s11ra11co John Doran Maaonry Accept /C & VI A housohold goods I OYr "I In Uu"I Suppt1os Brtck•Stono•Block Small & Laroo Jobs C M. Dale 831·1818 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii movers print their 1 t 539 8704 Locnl• Fo51 n<'sponse Ike'• Custom Pointing Prof, Cleon. Ouall1y Work. Int/Ext & Docks LN703466 631·4610 Poter• Painting 20 Voars E>1porlonco Free Esllmatos Interiors ond Exteriors Referral. 854-0512 Randv Svlr Plumbing SERVICES 3919 I Rep•l r Wh•t Your 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Plumber Flxedl1• Llc'd/Bondod/lns'Cl Mobile Screen Serv. Romodol 845-5079 New & Ae·scroonlng Llc:#l81673 Bonded nogcr 7t4-548-0850 WALL COVERINGS 3932 prnvit •'t • Lg Sm Jbs•n opalrs ok L#5l~BG~ 046·6130 HANDEE DAN DEE BASIC YARD MAINT P.U.C. Cat T number~ •VICKI'S CLEANING Lr10Ge87 t:9-st. 6&31 A3d6v3tc2o Jobs Largo or Sm311. 1 CALL DOES IT Alli limos and chaulfours ---------1 Rf.S. 24 HR. COMM. FARTHINQ IN.TERIORS Wn ollor THE OCST /1 1 1 • •---------Design & Construct 031·4422 print lholr T.C.P. num· PET lttn"o Window Cle,1n1ng •-.-.-JR_Q_M_A ... S_O_N_R_Y_•_•_ FENCES Rot'd Gon·1 Englnoor-Pager·413·8142 bor In nil odvertlse-SERVICES 3870 10n1stallallon * Aemovet 10Yrs (1tp. Xlnl RL•ls Jng/Bulldlng/Eloctrlcal 1---------monts. 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