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Council reduces fees
paid by developers
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·School changes .coUld mean hectic schedules
• With plans to open Rea and Davis as fifth-and
sixth-grade campuses in the fall, some families will
have children attending two schools.
comes to logistics.
"There's a lot of logistical
issues to be addressed," said Lau-
ra Yourex, parent of ·a soon-to-be
sixth-grader at Davis and a past-
PTA president of Sonora Elemen-
tary School. ~rm not worried
because I live [nearby). ... But
most of us do take our children to
school [by car) ot walk them to
school. We're going to have to
learn to carpool.•
By Rachel Fischer, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT~MESJ\ -In the
wake of last week's decision to
open Rea and Davis Adult Educa-
tion centers as fifth-and sixth-
grade schools in the fall, .parents
and administrators are bracing for
a chaotic academic year, adjusting
I I "' I I ", I I>
joseph
n.bell
Another dive
into water
district fight
H ere I go again, letting
issues get all muddied up
with people.
After doing a column a few
weeks ago in response to the
comments of Dave Ferguson of
the lrvine Ranch Water District
regarding its acquisition of the
Santa Ana Heights Water Co., I
was determined not to write
about th.is clearly parochial sub-
ject again. Enough was enough.
Then 1 got a call from two
board members of the Mesa
Consolidated Water District sug-
gesting r might like to he'ar their
point of view over lunch. Since I
seldom tum down lunch and it
seemed only fair to listen to both
sides, I was waffling on my reso-
lution when a Pilot editorial
came down hard -very hard -
on Mesa. I guess that made me
check them out in person.
Nobody could be that bad.
I'll admit I went to the meet-
ing feeling not at all kindly
toward Mesa. I didn't buy into
all the diabolical suggestions in
the editorial, but l was irritated
that Mesa had chosen to step
into a done deal and'muck it up
after aUowing it to get to that
stage in the first place. And I
was angry that Mesa had
opened a legal can of worms
that could delay the resolution of
this matter indefinitely and cost
everyone involved except the
lawyers a whole pile of money.
So that was my stale of mind
when I met Hank Panian and
Dana Haynes. Panian, the board
veteran, is an American history
• SEE BELL PAGE 10
to new carpool routes and hiring
teachers and support staff.
Though it will relieve over-
crowding while trustees search
for permanent school housing,
the decision to reopen the two
centers as satellite campuses for
older, elementary-leveJ students
from six Costa Mesa schools
may still spell a hassle when it
Basic questions about the
switch remain unanswered.
Killybrooke Eementary School
A positive
CAT-ASTROPHE
Children of Minorca Drive neighborhood sign
petition asking for speed bump or stop sign
after pet is killed by speeding car
Story By Susan Deemer • Photo by M arc Martin
COSTA MESA -Nine-year-
old Monica Conlon 's cat, Oscar,
hadn't come close to living all of
his nine lives when a speeding
car ran him down last weekend
on Minorca Drive.
Oscar was just a kitten when
he was given to Monica for her
fifth birthday, two years ago. Her
mom doesn't want her to have
another cat unless the city installs
speed bumps or a stop sign to
slow drivers down.
"Everybody cried," said Mon-
ica in a quiet voice.
Tears fell from the eyes of both
children a nd parents in the
neighborhood when they learned
of the accident that claimed the
life of their half Siamese, beige
feline friend with the big blue
eyes.
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NOT SO IRRELEVANT
. -
Mr. Irrelevant XXD, who
quarterbacked Army to ltl
belt-ever football record lut
fall, ll ln Newport Beach today
as Irrelevant Week begtna.
It'• a week of celebntton for
the lut player aelectecl In the
recent NaU.onal football ~
college draft, Ronnie Mc:Ada.
clrd8d by tbe s..-1ow1 ......,._Green.., .....
s.spor11.,...1.
Principal Ned Hall said most par-
ents seemed less than satisfied
with the plans for some 125 stu-
dents to start at Davis. But he said
he's had several "calls about
when school hours are -that's
the biggest concern [parents)
have.H
Paularino Eementary School
Principal Brooke Booth, who will
see just under 200 of her fifth-and
sixth-graders start at Davis this
fall. noted •there are questions
(from parents) about who the staff
will be .•
For bis part, Pomona Eemen-
tary School Principal Kenneth Kil·
lian has seen few people upset
about the decision to send about
100 of his fifth-graders to the Rea
facility.
"I think parents feel a little
more comfortable [because) the
older students are going to the
new location," he said, adding
that Rea's location only a half-
block away makes it "more like
an extension campus."
Whittier Elementary School
parent Eva Marin is resigned to
Monica Conlon holds a picture of her cat, Oscar, who was killed
earlier this month on Minorca Drive. Since then, area kids have
been working to get signs put up to slow down drivers.
"He was everybody's cat,"
Monica's mother, Lois. said "He
went to everybody's house and
ate everybody's food."
Lois Conlon said neighbors
are now urging the city to place a
stop sign at the comer of Andros
Street and Minorca Drive to slow
drivers down.
A petition circulated in the
neighborhood will be given to
traffic manager Peter Naghavi
along with a petition signed by
the neighborhood children
The three children who wit·
nessed the cat's death were pret-
ty shook up, said Yosha Zimmer,
whose son, Tunmy, wrote the
petition and got neighborhood
children to sign it.
"We really need speed
bumps," said Timmy, who
remembers every detail of the
accident that day. "We don't want
anyone to get hurt or anything."
The accident has brought
neighbors together; some fear
one of their children could be
next. A year ago, neighbors
urged the city to paint 25 mph on
the pavement along Minorca Dri-
ve, but it did little to slow
motorists down.
Neighborhood children poked
yellow and white flowers and an
American flag into the edge of
the curb, nearby where the cat
was killed. They placed half a
dozen signs on either side of the
street pleading with motorists to
slow down. The temporary signs
appear to be working for now.
Amanda Chester was one of
three children who witnessed the
accident and later helped put up
the signs.
"We did it so that people wtll
slow down," said Amanda, 9
"So that the cars won't hlt the
kids."
the fact that she will have to add
another school to her list when her
son starts at Rea in the fall. Whitti-
er will have a dramatic c;hange in
enrollment, with some 250 fewer
students on campus.
"Having four kids and having
them all at d.iff erent schools, it
doesn't faze me,~ said Marin, a
Costa Mesa resident who was also
on tbs committee that studied the
issue of student housing. Hit's the
lesser of two evils. 'Jbat'd be
great. if we have (children] all
together at one school."
Newport
weighs
idea of
auto mall
• Officials look for ways to
compete for sales revenue
with neighboring cities.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -When it
comes to revenue-producing busi·
nesses in the John Wayne Alrport
area, Newport Beach just doesn't
measure up to neighboring Irvine
So a conuruttee lS now weigh-
ing the city's options -including
creating an auto mall, attracting
bigger businesses and putting car
rental agenoes i.n one central loca-
tion.
The city's Econonuc Develop-
ment Comrruttee has been scruti-
ru.zing the airport area for more
than a year but recently hired a
consultant to study the problem
The businesses around CdOlpUS
Drive, MacArthur Boulevard,
Birch Street and Bristol Street JUSt
don't generate sales tax revenues
llke their Irvine neighbors, New-
port City Manager Kevin Murphy
said
"We need to look at the land
uses out there," Murphy said.
Ne,vport Beach faces a few
obstacles m culling sales tax from
the com.merdal land near the air-
port. For instance. speaal land use
restnct:Ions mean builders have to
· pay the Irvine Co. tf they want to
add on to buildings. Also, the glut
of car rental agencies produce no
taxes for the city because their
point of sale is at the airport, wtuch
is county property
Improving the land uses could
mean more offices or more hotels
-or even an auto mall or a car
rental "mall." Plans won't take
shape until the corruruttee consid-
ers recommendabons.
"We'll see if there is any interest
· by some property owners in
bundling parcels," said committee
member Richard Luehrs, president
of the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce. "U we do
that, all of a sudden it goes from a
couple of attorneys or offices to a
substantial million-dollar sales tax
generator "
West Newport feels slighted
•While city will spend
$540,000 polishing up the
peninsula, West Newport
residents feel they've
become the 'forgotten land.'
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Ke n
Kuhlmann swears the residential
streets in West Newport look no
better than they did when he
moved there in 1977. And no bet-
ter than the streets in Los Angeles
when he was born there in 1935.
And no better than Mexico,
Where be vacationed recently.
The utility poles, stuck right in
the middle of the sidewalks and
casting a virtual net of criss-cross·
ing wires over the street, really
lrritete him. ln fact, he's pretty
sure that getting dd of those could
be the key to solvlng the area's
chronic problems: absentee
landowners, transient tenants,
unkempt houses, higher crtme.
Kuhlmann, 62, hasn't gotten
involved in past efforts to under·
ground the neighborhood's utility
poles, but now he knows the
problem lsn't going away.
Ken
Kuhlmann
wants lo
get West
Newport
cleaned up,
lnclud.lng
the cluster
of overhead
power lines
along
Seashore
Drive.
DON LEACH
I C>All 'f "'1.0l
"Thi is one of the richest
towns in the United States,• he
said. "But West N :wport Beech ls
the forgotten land."
City officials have beard
Kublmann's complaints a thou-
• SEE NEWPORT PAGE 10
0 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997
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DEATHS
Most recent deaths as reported
to the Orange County Recorder's
Ortice
COSTA MESA
• Willlam P. Maloof Jr., 75, on
May 13
• Bettie S. King, 73, on May 15
• Lloyd L. Lamarre, 67, on May
15
• Ina C. Nelson, 65, on May 16
• Claro A. Najera, 39, on May 20
•Joseph C. Craveiro, 61, on May
13
• Bryan D. Hoel, 35, on May 18
• Vera P. Mc Ginlay, 96, on May
19
• Christoffel Van Wortel, 67, on
May 19
NEWPORT BEACH
• Wilham M. Sansarn, 39, on May
16
• Robert L. Tacquard, 79, on May
12
•Linda D. Tidwell, 84, on May 14
• Elissa Udkoff, 62, on May 15
• Harold E. Mandell, 71, on May
15
•Sol I. Baron, 81 , on May 17
•Robert M Donnelly, 54. on May
17
·• Mdrguerite R. Lund, 84, on May
18
• Rene A. Mortelette. 91, on May
17
•Steve R. Eaton, 83, on May 19
• ShMon L. Miller. 51, on May 16
• Graae R. Bissonnette, 73, on
May 16
NEWPORT BEACH
nacy R. Baird, 35 of Redlands
Gregory M. Freitas, 31, of Man-
hattan Beach
Michael L. Danner, 34, of West
Covina
Ray L. Hull, 41, of Murrieta
Michael P. Davis, 28, of Newport
Beach
Tod L. Denevy, 31, of Riverside
Gary E. Bergum, 55, of Costa
Mesa
Richard Siroonian, 54, of Irvine
COSTA MESA
Henry Deolivera, 70, of Costa
Mesa
Ronald J. Conti, 41 , of Costa
Mesa
Jorge Perez-Quiroz, 28, of Costa
Mesa
Sergio Silva-Perez, 25, ,of Costa
Mesa .
Joseph M. Morris, 29, of Costa
Mesa
Jam.ilyn L. Bradley. 31, of Corona
del Mar
William M. Petrocella, 58, of
Huntington Beach
Mary L. Pozzi, 63, of Huntington
Beach
Jason R. Howe, 27, of Newport
Beach
LEGAL CIAIMS
NEWPORT BEACH
• E. Maureen Halpert of New-
port Coast filed a claim June 4
for damages to her car April 14
at 3601 E. Coast Highway in
Corona del Mar. Halpert claims
she hit a pothole covered with
water and is asking for $445.90
plus the cost of two days' car
rental.
MARRIAGES
Most recent marriages as report-
ed to the Orange County
Recorder's Office.
COST" MESA
Scholarship named
in honor of outgoing
assistant principal
Lu Matos has garnered immense
respect from his students over the years
• 8 V J ENNIFER KLEIN, DAILY PILOT •
C orona del Mar High
School students really
like him. In fact, they
like him so much that last Sun-
day the senior class named an
annual scholarship in his honor.
Who is he?
He is Lu Matos, assistant
principal of Corona del Mar
High who after 10 years of ser-
vice is retiring at the end of this
academic year.
Matos was surprised by the
scholarship.
"Frankly, I'm overwhelmed,·
he said. "It's a little embarrass-
ing .•
Senior class officers came up
with the idea of establishing a
scholarship, which awards $100
to a student who has overcome
a tremendous obstacle during
four years at the high school
and bas flourished by senior
year.
They didn't want this year's
senior class gift to be just
another plaque on the wall. A
scholarship would not only be a
gift that kept on giving to the
high school students, but it
would be an appropriate way to
recognize Matos.
Newpon 8Hch/C.osm Mesa Daily Pilot
•John J. Joyce. 85, on May 11
• Gdry B. Lovell, 70, on May 15
•John E. Martinich, 84. on May
19
•Gabriel Rodriguez and Isabel
Gomez, married on May 13 in
Santa Ana
• Philip E. Saleh and Denise J.
Lavigne, married on May 13 in
Santa Ana
"The students respect him
and feel it is a pretty appropri-
ate honor for someone who has
been here for 10 yea.rs," said,
Tara Kuehl, supervisor to the
student body.
MARC ,MARTIN I DAILY l'ILOT
Above, Lu Matos, assistant principal at Corona del Mar High School, does some paperwork In
his office. Matos ls retiring this year with a scholarship se! up ln his name by the Associated
Student Body for students showing the most improvement tn their four years.
DUI ARRESTS
The following people were
drrested recently on suspicion of
dnVIng under the influence.
These people have only been
arrested on susp1c1on of a crime,
dnd, as Wllh all such cnmes, they
ctrl' mnocent unW proven guilty.
• Jeffrey A. Cox and Stephanie
E. Pfaeffle, married on May 10 in
Huntington Beach
• George W. Lindquist and Rose
M. Wilson, marrled on May 14 in
Santa Ana
• William J. Bowley ID and Gina
L Carro, married on May 15 in
Santa Ana
The scholarship will be
administered by an informal
conunittee that currently
awards other scholarships to
students.
the conunittee plans to ask
Matos for his input regarding
the winners of the award, since
he will have been in close con-
tact with potential recipients.
taking part in the decision-mak.\
ing process. He plans to slow · /
down.during bis retireme~t. but·
will continue to off er his advice
and expertise to students.
pupils will be student teachers
at National University in
Orange County.
Matos is touched by the stu-
dent recognition and feels it is
•a nice way to say goodbye." For the next couple of years, Matos is looking forward to This time though, those
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TEMPERATURES
Newport Beach
74166
Newport Coast
81/60
Balboa
74166
Costa Mesa
88166
Corona del Mar
73166
SURF FORECAST
LOCATION SIZE
Wedge 2-3 sw
Newport 1-3 sw
Blac.kies 2-3 sw
River Jetty 1-3 sw
CdM 1-3 SW
BOATING
Light and variable
morning winds will
Increase, becoming
15 knots from the
Southwest during
afternoon. Wind
waves will build to
two feet. and a three
foot swell will come
from the Southwest.
Areas of morning
fog.
TIDES
TOOAY
First low
2:48 a.m. -0.2
First high
9:02 a.m. 3.6
Second low
1 :53 p.m. 1 .8
Second high
8:14 p.m. 5.9
THURSDAY
First low
3:24 a.m. -0.6
First high
9:45 a.m. 3. 7
Second low
2:33 p.m. 1.8
Second high
8:50 p.m. 6.2
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class ring valued at SSSO were stolen off a rurb in the 1200 block.
A witness allegedly saw a man in the passenger side of a car grab
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sign of forced entry.
•Anton loulevill'd: Two two-way radios worth SSOO were
stolen from a-receptionist area.
•Newport lloulevill'd: A borescope, VCR. calibration equipment
and wallet valued at approximately $40,000 were stolen from a
car l'n the 2600 block.
• R9publk Avenue: A wallet. sunglasses and computer software
valued at S 1,842 were stolen from a truck with a back window
open In the 2000 block.
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• Promontory Drive: Computer and video equipment and other
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' • Newpon Be.ch!Co.ta Mesa Daily Piloc WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997
Traffic fees just got cheaper for developers
But some council members are concerned lowering
levy for builders will mean millions less in cotters.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -A decision
by City Council members Mon-
day night to lower traffic impact
fees by 25% may make the city
more •business-friendly," but
' so~e city officials say the ciJy
can t afford to lose the estimated
' $11 million for basic road mainte-
nance and improvements.
City Councilwoman Heather
Somers, who vo'ted ag~st the
reduction, explained the current
· fees barely paid for street mainte-
nance. ·
•It makes me really upset
because people say, 'Why don't
you fix the roads in this town?'
and I say we don't have the mon-
ey ... we're just getting ourselves
farther and farther and farther
behind," Somers said.
Peter ~aghavi, the city's man-
ager of transportation services,
said the city's 1991 General Plan
calls for $177 million in traffic
improvements over the next 20
years, yet c.urre~t traffic levys,
called trip fees, already leave a
shortfall of nearly $132 million.
The new trip fees will increase
that shortfall by $11 million to
$143 million, he said.
The city charges trip fees to
developers that build new devel-
opments or to those expand exist·
ing developments, thus generat-
ing new traffic. -
When there is more traffic, city
streets and intersections could
reqwre improvements such as
widening freeway off-ramps. So
the one-time fees, assessed at the
time the development is built, are
based on the number of trips the
development generates.
The local business community,
however, has complained for
years that the city's trip fees for
new developments are one of the
highest in the county. In some
cases they are six times higher
than surrounding cities.
Three years ago the fee was traffic lillprovements caused by
$228 per trip, but a year later the dny traffic generated by the
council voted to reduce it to $200 I development.
per trip. The city adopted a city-I Mayor Peter Buffa suggested
wide fee of $228 pe r trip in 1993 the city consider using a portion
Before that, since the 1980s, of its sales tax revenue to make
developments north of Baker up the shortfall NaghaVJ Wd!>
Street were assessed a $668 per directed to compile a !Jst of
trip fee. opt10ns for the councll to cons1d. •r congratulate the council on er
ta.Jung one more step in the nght City Counc1lman Gary Mona.
direction by malun9 the fees m hdn believes the fees are still too
Costa Mesa more in parity with high at $150. He said the city
those around us,• said Ed Faw-needs to be competitive 1f 1t
cett, e xecutive duector of the wants busmesses to locate here
Costa Mesa Chamber of Com-·our traffic fee 1s one of, Lf not
metce. the highest, m the county," Cit y
Th~ fees are part of the eligi-Councilman Gary Monahan said
bility requirements for the "The fee has become so high lhdt
Orange County Measure M pro· it's become a discouragement for
gram and are designed to pay for ne w development "
Arches bartender hospitali.Zed after nighttime brawl
NEWPORT BEACH -A New-
port Beach man was arrested Mon-
day night after allegedly slugging
a 63-yl!ar-old bartender at the
Arches Restaurant, knocking him
to the ground and sending him to
the hospital.
David McCullough, 48, was
arrested around 9:15 p .m. on suspi-
cion of battery with intent to com-
mit great bodily harm at the restau-
rant in the 330Q block of Coast
Highway after apparently striking
bartender Charles Gambino, also
of Newport Beach, police said.
Accordirlg to one witness
accolint, McCullough challenged
Gambino to a fight, and the two
walked out of the restaurant
together, said Newport Beach
police Sgt. Fred Heinecke.
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The witness then heard a sound,
as if someone had fallen against a
wall, and found Gambino outside
on the ground with blood coming
out of the right side of his head,
Heinecke said.
Gambino, who was listed in sta-
ble condition at Western Medical
Center in Santa Ana on Tuesday,
only recalled walking out of the
restaurant and then the medics
helping him, Hetnecke said.
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Those in the restaurant during
the assault said they were baffled
about how it happened.
"I'm totally confused," said
Wd1ter Bob Behmanesh, 49, who
said he's known Gamblno for
about 20 years. HWhere did they
go? What happened? We don't
know how it happened."
Behrnanesh described Gambi·
no as a reserved, controlled man
who is not prone to bar fights. He
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mg lot.
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saw so much blood, l couldn't
believe 1t ," he said. "It was like d
bathtub."
McCullough posted batl dnd
was released Tuesday morrunq,
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COSTA MESA -Jun
Belushi and the Sacred Hearls
Band, the rhythm and blues
band fronted by the brother of
comedian and Blues Brother
John Belushi, has pulled out of
its scheduled July 15 concert at
the Orange County Fair. offi-
cials said Friday.
Belushi's band had been set
to perform a free concert as a
headline act dwing the 17-day
fdlf, wtuch begins July 11. A
conflict with the band's Euro-•
pean tour forced the cancella-
tion, offiaals Sd.ld.
Fair offioalc; swd a replace-
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Sarah Marion Chesnie
Olive Chiang
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Julie Michelle Cohen
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Helena Kerstin Dinger
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Tanner Joseph Durham
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McKenna Leigh Glasgow
Scott William Glassmoyer
Brandon Joseph Glenntlll
Brooke Elissa Goldman
Elena Anne Goodman
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Justin Allen Harder
Taylor Barrett Harper
Ashley Ann Harrington
Margaret Mary Hauke
Daniel George Hedley
Anna Rebecca Heilig
Sara Jacqueline Henle
Justin Michael Hewko
Lauren Blaire Hietbrink
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Maite CAlenckr's Restaurant
McDonald's lestaurant
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Patrick Mansour
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Penny Marie Marston
Catherine Ruth Martin
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Scott Malcolm May
Michael Brandon McClellan
Nicole Marie Mcintosh
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Sport Chalet Spordn1 Goods scare of c..i11om1a
SW.bad! Company
Stedls T·Shlrtl
Stuff)'. Inc.
Subway • Jamboree
Subway • Newport Center
Sunftower Bakery
Surfrtderfoundlldon
Sweet factory
Taco Bell C.orporadon
Tav..,,,. Island Surf <Amp.any
Templeton Salon
Tiffany I.. Co.
Ta<.os I. Co.
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Toni's Place
Trader loe'• Martlet
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Two-Wheds One Planet
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Jennifer Lynn Morgan
Scott Christopher Muckley
Jennifer Lynn Munroe
Brian John Murphy
Tarlan Ariana Nahic:li
Jeanne Barlow Nalbandian
Ryan Alan Niedringhaus
Erin Jennifer Nielson
Julie Katherine Norton
Michelle Golsa Nowroozi
Alyssa Gail Nye
Keri Anne O'Keefe
Thomas Frank O'Meara
Peter Ondrejmiska
Mary Patricia Orbe
Shaheen Justin Panahi
Jane Hyunjoo Park
Samantha Nikki Pash
Gregory James Patterson
Chelsea Nichole Percival
Marisol Barbara Perea
Matthew James Perry
Kasey Kristine Peters
Robert Bullard Petrina
Charles Ragan Peyton
Victor Santiago Pineda
Jonathan Marin Piraino
Brooke Noelle Price
Kathryn Elizabeth Prince
Jamie Nicole Raabe
David Montgomery Rager
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Goretty Ramos
Christine Patricia Ramsay
Lisa Anne Ranier
Stephen Robert Reese
Dominic Steven Ric-
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Shelley Anne Rich
Jason Frederick Rogers
Laura Marie Rosen
Brett Laurence Royce
Lusanna Jaime Russ
Patrick Anthony Russell
Mary Maryam Sadeghi
Rupali Saggar
Mojca Sajko
Carina Emily Sampson
Evan Thomas Schiff
Jennifer Lynne Schreck
Tracy Christine Schroeder
Vandy Marie Scoates
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Jill Ann Shea
Bella Joann Shimer
Luke Douglas Showalter
Charles Sanderson Smith
Jaime Lynn Smith
Vanita Soni
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Kylie Portia Stoneham
William Raymond Stow IV
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Gregory Ian Stroup
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Robert Sulc
George David Swnner
Christopher Eric Svensson
Kevin Michael Swinney
Kacey Rae Taormina
Steven Charles Tartaglini
Benjamin Thielen
Jacob Anthony Trrabassi
Laura Jean Tocko
Derrick Wen-shiuan Tong
Angela Trankiem
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Reagan Elizabeth Tucker
Toshihiro Umezawa
Peter Joseph Wall, Jr.
Thomas Arden Ward
Lindsay Brooke Waimington
Sarah Ashleigh Weeks
Laura Ellen Weeshoff
Carter Stevensen Weir
Stephanie Alyson Weitzman
Lauren Nicole Welsh
Scott Michael Wicken
Kara Ann Willgeroth
Ryan Thomas Williams
Kayleigh Lynne Wilson
Cynthia Ann Wittmann
Jennifer Dawn Witucki
Christopher Gordon Woodward
Dustin Bailon Wright
Ingrid Yang
Brooke Ann Yarbrough
Noriko Yatsunami
Sean David Young ·
Erica Christine Zoelle
Newpon Be.ch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
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Richard Daniel Aaron
Christian Bosby She ll
Adams
Andrea A. Alexander
Damien Isaias Alvarado
Rafael Ambriz
Andrea Jean Anderson
Ross Lowell Ander.son
Alexis Zorn Ariza
Matthew Gregory
Armstrong
Kristine Heather Arnold
Allan Ross Arthur
Luana Felicia Ascencio
Shad Michael Ashman
Jason Philip Aston
Kathe rine The resa
Bade noch
Breanna Joy Badore k
Miquila ue Mechete Bajker
Jason David Ba n
Shana Maurenn Bannert
Emily James Barker
Ian Michael Barne tt
Bryan Patrick Bauer
Craig Don Benefiel
BretM. Benziniller
Bryan Alan Be rnal
Arturo Castelo Bernardino
Matthew Jason Be rnath
Jordan Bilbeisi
Alicia Joanne Bisson
Melissa Anne Blakely
Benjamin Andrew Boettner
Andre w Brent Bosley
Kenneth Douglas Bowen
G reg E. Boyles
Hele n Mae Bradford
Ashley Brak esman
Lindsey Bressem
Donald Clark Bridgman
William Keith
Deanne Lynn Bryson
Tlffine Eve Buchholz
Gabriel Fonseca Bussiere
Janelle Lynette Cabassa
Heather Anne Cadarette
John Patrick Cadenhead
Wesley Kidde r C allaway
Katherine Lee Canright
John Peter Cappello
Gina Diane Caro
Roberto Carlos Casillas
Rory Elizabe th C astanon
Matthew Glen Ceiley
Nicole Renee Chavez
Courtney Alyson Cisek
Guillermo Enrique
Cisne ros
Marian Esther Clayton
Kevin Frank Clifford
Shannon Patricia Coffield
Barbara Anne Cohen
Mario Alberto Colin
William Raymond Collopy
Cavan W. Concannon
Lindsay Marie Cortes
Jesus Gabriel Cortes
Kami Mei Courtney
Amanda Gail Crabtree
Sterling Thomas Crosson
Allison Jean Croteau
Heather Rose Cubbage
Peter Vincent Cunningham
Jennifer Single ton Dabbs
Christine Farah Darkhor
Brent Timothy Davey
Cathy Yanett Davila
Casey Starr Davis
Heather Lyn Davis
Susanne Erin Day
Darci Lynn Debrona
Jason Gle nn Deere
Tomomi Deguchi
Valerie Lynn Delay
Javier Antonio Diaz
Cathy Bich Do
C. Cbeyanne Donley
Ian Matthew Dorish
Kyle John Duncan
Grady Peter Dunne
Micah John Durkin
Colleen K. Eadie
Erik Samuel Edler
Dean Alden Ekdahl
Jennifer Michelle Ellis
Thoi;nas D. Fahey
Michael Scott Felton
Argith Jozeeth Fernandez
Meaghan Ferrall
Joanna Lee Fielder
Anthony Nicholas Flores
Annemarie Fluor
Jamie Michelle Foley
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THE.FOLLOWING BU SINESSES
The Newport Harbor Grad Night committee wishes to thank the following busln~ses and individuals for their generous dona,ions and support m making this yea(s
Grad Night a most memorable and sate night for our seniors. A very special thanks. also. to all of the Harbor High parents who spent countless hours planning,
constructing, and executing "Grad Knights & Maidens Faire: Our gratitude goes to all who helped with fund raising, securing auction items. prizes. food, and clean·
up It couldn't have happened wi thout you I We also wish to thank all of those who made donations to this event after we went to print.
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Lloyd's Garden Shop
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Marconi Automou~e Museum
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Del Taco Lawson s Landscape & Maintenance Service Simpkins Randy & Kay
Down To Eanh Landscape Leeper George & ludy Simply Nirvana
Oufheld Electric Boal Co Lesley George & Cina Six Flags Cal1fom1a
Dunn-Well Carpel Cleaning Lewis Maura Something Na111ral
E v E N Sisters Liiiie Lauren Southwest Airlines
El Ranchllo Mexican Restaurant L1v1ng Desert Museum Sparrow leff & Cher, I
Carolina C. Fraga
Josiah Donald Fredriksen
Eric Russell Freeman
Scott Cory Gaiber
Jorge Garcia
Enrique Garibay
Ariel Martin Gavilan
Kasha Annette Geohegan
Erin Ann Glasgow
Makenzie Terrill Glover
Vanessa Elizabeth Godbey
Grant Matthew Gold
Eric 0 Gonzalez
Stephanie Anne Gosselin
Whitney Janssen Greer
Andrew Merrill Gregg
Matthew Edward Greiwe
Rachel N . Gruner
Nadia Guillen
Juan Luis Gutierrez
Veronica Cecilia Halderson
Meghan Annmarie Haller
Jessica Michelle Hanbury
Patrick Dennis Harkless
Christopher Lyle Harris
Helena Emerald Hawkins
Amber Lee Hawley
Janel Gail Hehr
Brandon Helin
Jeff Lawrence Henley
Alex Hernandez
Josue Antonio Hernandez
Megan M . Hilbert
Cameron Burton Hill
Kelly Marte Hill
Becky A. Hilts
Michael Rolf Hoevel
Patrick Timothy Hogan
Richard Dean Holder
Nicholas Alexaneter Holines
Leilani Mabina Huebner
Omar H. Hussein
Cameron Forrest Jackson
Michelle Lynn Jackson
Catherine Rose Jacques
Garrett Lewis Jansma
James Reed Johns
Brandon Anthony Johnson
Ryan John Johnson
Paul Stanley Jones
Heather Dawn Jordan
Meredith Hope Juergens
Tobin Hall Junowich
Michelle Julie Kagasoff
Adriana Karagozian
Kamyar Katouzian
Ryan Benjamin Kennedy
John Patrick Kenney
Elizabeth Mary Kent
Jennifer Eileen Kettley
Joseph Terry Keyes
nevor William Kimmel
Ryo Kitano
Marsha Kourbatova
William Thomas Kreutzkamp
Brad Fitzgerald Labass
Amie Lynn Lamantia
Matthew Anton Large
Howard Sius Lau
Amy Louise Lear
Sommer Nicole Leblanc
Chas Wilson L~per
George Chesley Leeper
Amy Evelyn Lesley
Jennifer Anne Lewis
John David Lincoln
Todd Michael Loftis
Thomas Arnold Love
Liam Dylan Madigan
Sylvia Madueno
Rory David Malone
Jeremiah Benjamin Mann
Matthew Joseph Manne
Christopher Anthony Marino
Dahlel Isaac Martin
Beatriz Martinez
John Michael Martinez
Jose A. MartineZ
Tide Offtce Supply
Tov.nsend M1 ke & Diana
Travis Textiles
Tiompe LOe1l
1\1.mPalms
Tu.o \\heel One Planet-Sea Schltitnn
Ucc1fem Bob & Vanda
Universal Studios
V11laNma
V1lli1£e Crean
Vons
Warmington Homes
Warmington Jim & V1die
Warner Spnngs Ranch
Warner Springs Spa
Watson Bill & Nancy
Well~·M1chael & Jodi
Wher\!house
Wild Rm:•15
Wllmas Patio
Wilham A Tass10 Insurance
Yankee Tavern
Ziggy Opttcal
Michael Austin McClure
Judy Ann McCormick
J effrey D. McCoy
Morgan Lucas McElfresh
Adrian Alfred Medina
Summer Kay Medler
RachelWrightMenkes
Kristopher Dana Mesenbrink
Lori Lee Metcalf
Christin Diann Milan
Lori Anne Mitchell
Marcos Mite
Frederico Monge
Matthew Steven Moreau
Joanna Helen Morgan
Phillip Scott Mosier
Norma Estela Mota
Stephanie Much
Molli Gayle Mullen
Cara Nicole Mungo
Erin Colleen Murphy
Leah ·Marie Myers
Steven M . Nelson
Bruno Mulay Nepo
Michael Paul Nestor
Anna Niemczyk
Scott William Niven
Garrett Arthur Nuzum
Catherine Marie Obegi
Ryan Michael O'Donnell
Gregg Spencer Ohlhaver
Raymond David Ohrel
Emmett Olvera
Manuel Ornelas
Nancy Patricia Orosco
Daniel Salvatore Otting
Tennyson Silver Oyler
Jeffrey Matthew Pardy
Paul W. Park
Gregory Michael Parker
Adrienne Lauren Patterson
Steven David PenCe
Simon Perng
Shannon Therese Phillips
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997
Sivalee Anne Plummer
Ethan Ag Poli
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Christopher J . Polovina
Melissa Corirme Pomeroy
Heather Anne Porter
Megan Hilary Price
Daniel William Pulido
Autumn Nichole Puro
Mark Daniel Ranallo
Jason Andrew Rausch
Tiffany Lauramae Reaves
Celina Marie Reehl
Shane Michael Reese
Migue l Angel Reyes
Melissa Marie Richardson
Julio Cesar Rincon
Benjamin William Ritter
Robin Lynn Rivera
Sara J oyce Robinson
Lesley Marie Roller
Daniel Hale Rollins
Re agan Roney
Omar Herrera Rosales
Spe ncer Lee Rose
Francisco Javier Ruelas
Erik Vincent Runfola
Leah Marie Salazar
Sandra Salazar
Rosendo B. Salinas
Erich Anton Schader
Heather Marie Schnetz
Jessica Nicole Schott
Dale Eugene Seal
Claudia Maria Sermeno
April Leanne Shand
Justin Evan Shapiro
Mark She n
Brad Sherwood
Katherine Larose Shields
Cortney Jordan Simos
Cody Michael Simpkins
Scott Howard Sims
Emanuela Sipa
Matthew Allan Sloane
Tritia Andrea Sm.ildzins
J ennifer Elizabeth Smith
Kelly Anne Smith
Kevin Burnell Smith
Nicholas Anderson Smith
Marta Solcova
Adrianna Solis
Ilar Soltani
Steve n William Sparks
Andre a Ruth Sparrow
Jason Michael Spies
James Sasha Stauffer
Michael Robert Steel
nacy J e anne Stephan
Jason Arion Stimac
Kathryn Garolyn St.James
Lisa M. Swain
Elizabeth Alana Sweet
Jason Bradley Szolomayer
Christophe r Scott Tackaberry
Desiree Delia Talley
Katrina Rose Tangen
Katherine Chandelle Tassio
Christie H elen Tibbets
Ye ny Lopez Torres
Brad Patrick Torrey
Daniel Tibor Townsend
Cesar Alberto Trujillo
Edward L. Truxton
Aimee Julie Tsong
John William Ucciferri
Katie Sanae Ueno
Joseph Steven Urban
Christopher William Vaala
Elisa Valenzuela
Jose Luis Valenzuela
Cynthia Vargas
Heidi Rose Vaught
Christine Thanh Mai Vu
Sunny Vunder
Christopher P. Wakim
Donner Stuart Walters
Molly Dee Warmington
Phillip Paul Warther
William John Watson
Erik Kenneth Weigand
Katherine Anelga Weikel
Ethan Matthew Wells
Catherine Elizabeth Werner
Gregory Howard Wertman
Heidi Nevelle Willert
Alethea Beth Williams
Quintin Colin Wise •
Rami Kamal Wissa •
Simone Camille Woodward
Heather Koren Worthing
Lindsay Ellen Wright
AlriCk Joseph Yuill
Jacqueline Nicole Zanibrana
Jovan Zivkovic
·• WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1997
Costa Mesa High SG
Gretchen Dolores
Adelinund
Oren Amos Alfi
Angeles Alvarez
Chanel Anderson
Arnita Apte
Mirinda Beth Arellano
Ricardo Arreola
Gilberto Martine~ Ayala
Jose Jesus Ayala
Israel Hernandez Barrera
Monica Beltran
Sonia Beltran
Beatrice Benavides
Amanda Lynne Benson
Jaime Marie Benson
Emily Joy Benzinger
Jean-Louis Besancon
Ermila Bijanjan
Shirley Joan Blassman
Sheila Marie Bolt
Ja'nea Chemeice Boolanan·
Alexa Nicole Boyer
Lynette Rae Brimer
Lakisha Edwina Brown
David Scott Brownell
Michael Clark Cannon
Janet Delrnis Carpio
Jaime Soto Carrillo
.}on.nie Ray Causey
.. ,alvador Federico Ceja
Aaron Mauricio
r ervantes
1'v'fatthew Michael
Chaisson
Amber Rose Coakley
Sonia Correa
Lelah Shaleen Cotton
Costa Mesa High
Grad Nignt i97 would like to thank the following for their donation of goods, money or services, all
of which have helped make this year's safe and sober celebration a big success:
PLATINUM LEVEL SPONSORS
($500 OR MORE)
George Hoag Family Foundation
CiOLD LEVEL SPONSORS
($250 OR MORE) •
Bank of America (Harbor/ Adams Branch)
Coit Draperies
Costa Mesa City Employees Association
Mesa Bingo Boosters
Kevin Spinney Design
Les Thompson
Rex and Pat Tompkins
SILVER LEVEL SPONSORS
($100 OR MORE)
Automobile Club of Southern California,
Newport Beach Office
Baker Rentals
CMHS Administration, Faculty & Staff
Davis Family
Diamond Sign Company
Grimm Performance
Ice Capades Chalet
Skip and Jayne Kacer
Kiwanis International, Costa Mesa North
Lil Pickle
Mesa Consolidated Water District
Mesa Prtde
Nabors Cadillac
Noise Noise Noise
Plaza Copy
Ponderosa Mobile Estates
.Redondo Beach Marina
Southland Corporation
Theodore Robins Ford
Village Investments
BRONZE LEVE L SPONSORS
($99 OR LESS)
ADM Engineering & Manufacturing
Amertcan Institute of Massage Therapy
Jackie Anderson
Back Bay Rowing Club
Balboa Bay Club
Barn Steak House
John Battey
Al & Deborah Boyer
California Pizza Kitchen
Circuit City, Santa Ana
Coca Cola Company
Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Store
Color Me Mine
Conroy's Flowers (Harbor at Baker)
Container Store
Costco
Costa Mesa Country Club
Or. Daily Chiropractic
Domino's Pizza
Echo Hair Design
El Torito, Irvine
Estancia Grad Night '97
Family Fun Center
Fountain Bowl
Jim Ferryman
File Net
Bev Gallacher
Grant Boys
Great Western Forum
Guizno's
Grad Night 1996 Parents
Growers Ranch Market
Harbor Radiator Cqmpany
Heads Up Hair Company
Hornblowers Dinner Yachts
Dan Howse
Hughes Family Markets
Ingardia Bros. Produce
ln-N-Out Burgers
Johnny Rockets
Juice Connection
K.C.'s Hallmark
Kaplan's Deli
Stewart Kingsley & Melissa Robb
LA Harbor Cruise
LA Times
LA Philharmonic
LA Zoo
Los Caballeros Racquet Club
Magic Mountain
Marriott Suites Costa Mesa
MeNEds
Newport Ski Company
'Nike Town
Norms Restaurant
Orange Coast College
Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center
Orange County Fair
Orange County Performing Arts Center
Jeff Parker
Pepsi Corporation
Piecemakers
Joseph Purcell
Ralph's Market (Fairview/MacArthur)
R&B Plumbing
Red Lion Inn
Nadine Rennie
RockReation
Rosalyn's Restaurant
Ruby's Diner
Sam's Club
Laurie Miller Schwartz
Smart N' Final
South Coast Repertory Theatre
Sports Chalet
Stateside Garment Traders
Jana and Kim Sullivan & Family
Super Antojitos
Talbert Medical
Target Stores, Irvine
Tiffany & Co.
Tower Records
Universal Studios
Virtual World
Vons Market (Harbor/Baker)
Ware Disposal
Roy & Thelma Watanabe
Larry Weichman & laurte Torelli
Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel
Westminster Lanes
Wild Rivers
Newpon BHcb/Cona Mesa Daily Pik>t
Stacey Ann Paulhus
Jessica Marie Petrus
Chantay Angela Peyton
Kieutrinh' 1bi Pham
Mikhanh L. Pham
Toan Thanh Pham
Tuan Huy Pham
Suzette Pinili
Jennifer Lynn Potter
Camilla Llnda Powers
Sean Mahlon Purcell
Lynn Rennie
AmyM. Ria
Brian Keith Riggers
Francis Lawrence Rocha IV
Josefina Mineyra
Rodriguez
Maria Rodriguez
Joy Noel Rodriquez
Jerri! Rigos Rwnias
Tma Arisa Sakai
Edilberto Sanchez
Luis Javier Sandoval
Brian Karl Schreyer
Armen Puzant Seikeldjian
Ivan Semerdjiev
Melissa Elizabeth Sharpe
Kristi Pam Sheng
Scott Brian Slater
Jaime Marie Smith
Stephen Travis Smith
Heather Marie Snyder
Eric Garcia Solis
Juan Manuel Solis
Lisa Joy Steele
Latonya Lavon Stevens
Laura Georgianna Stone
Luis Leonard Suarez Ha Pham Thanh Dang
Huong Thi Dao .._------------------------------------------------------------------------' DominikSzuksztul
Jessica Nicol Davidson
Samantha Eileen Davis
Keny Lynn Degelman
Thomas Layne DeTemple
Chanel Leah Diaz
Rachel Lewellyn Dickens
Tuan Do
Maribel Dominguez
Jennifer Laurie Donahue
Jessica Marie Donatelli
Ke vin Karl Duddridge
Michael Robert Duigou
Sandra Renee Duncan
Jimmy Hung Duong
My Thi Duong
Thuan Thao Kim Duong
Amy Marie Ekenstam
Liana Jina Elkar
Suzanne Erickson
Juan Diego Escobar
Christian Cesar Ferruzca
April Rose Fischer
Kirt Anthony Fork
Juan Carlos Galdamez
Charity Barberann Garcia
Juan Carlos Garcia
Martha Alejandra Garcia
Joyce Lynn Gemayel
Nancy George Gemayel
Cody Joseph Giglio
Rocio Gomez
Angie Melissa Gonzalez
Jesus Gonzalez
Jeremy Scott Gordon
Kelly Ann Gough
Elaine Margaret Grogan
Kelli Lynn Grondahl
Alejandra Pavon Guevara
Monica Marin Gutierrez
Maria Teresa Herrera
Kristen Nicole Hodges
Brandon Everett Hopkins
Amy Anderson Howse
James Michael Huddleston
Ryan Joseph Irwin
Jamie L.K. Jackson
Agustin Jr. Jasso
Joseph Eloy Jeffers
Richard Chung Jin
Courtney Elizabeth Kasell
Kristen Marie Kennedy
Koo Hwa Kim
Sung-Phillip Jun Kim
Mimy Bigira Kiro Kiro
Ojini Kivork
Frederick Antoni Kramer
Hai Lai
Cristina Bach Luu Lam
Alan Michael Lambert
Huong Thien Le
Tirinh Hoang Le
James Bryan Leahy
Jenney Daniel Lefever
Catalina Junghuyen Lim
Benjamin Llra
Carlos Loza
Colleen Anne Lund
An Ly
Blanca Marquez
Floricela Marquez
Marcelo Juan Martinez
Saul Martinez
Aleksandra Matic
Jay Evan McConnick
Candice Amber McDaniel
Moses Adnan Mendez
Ramon Barraza Mendoza •
Shianne Joven Mendoza
Yareli Mendoza
Carri~ Rebecca Miller
Sara Marie Molter
Priscilla L. Moncada
Monica Mondragon
Stephen Isaiah Moore
Tanie Lee Mora
Holly Kristyne Morris
Marianne F. Mullis
Liliam Priscila Navarrete
Adam Edward Navarro
Bichvy Le Ngo
Andy lbien Nguyen
Bang Tan Nguyen
Cathy Lee Nguyen
Dominic Thuan Nguyen
Duong Dai Nguyen
Ha Duy Nguyen
Hai Son Nguyen
Hau Tri Nguyen
Hien Hoa Thi Nguyen
Kelly Ngoc Nguyen
Khanhdung Huynh Nguyen
Long Thuy Nguyen
Nhan Thai Nguyen
Phong Ky Nguyen
Thao Hong Nguyen
Thuy Anne-Marie Nguyen
Thuy Llnh Ngoc Nguyen
Uyen 1bi Nguyen
Vu Ba Nguyen
Yen Giam Nguyen
Lucas Limon Ochoa
Gustavo Israel Ojeda
Carlos Gonzalo Onneno
Nadia Henninda Orozro
Carmela Osorio
Brian Thnothy Owen
Daniel Gerchik __ , ___ ~~My~ --· ·----·----~~uhiro ~~ Mla:~ ___ steve Paredes __ ,
Justin Robert Taylor
Stacey Ann Thompson
Darian Charles Toles
Dean Rexford Tompkins
Krista Noel Tool
Saudiel Torres
Ignacio Toscano
Natalie Phuongdung Tran
Thao Mai Tran
Karina Urquiza
Paulo Zamora Vaca
Catalina Delpilar Vargas
Julius Carrido Vasquez IV
Armando Milanes Vega
Souphaphone Virachith
Llnh T. Vu
Tran Bao Ngoc Vu
Kristina A. Watanabe
Brian Howard Weir
Cavina Faye Wells
Rosemary Lynn Whitman
Sean Thomas Wight
Ian Keoni Wilcox
Brian Thomas Witt
Joseph Edward Wrkich
Sarah Nicole Yenny
Veronica Zepeda
Laura Marie Zingg
Yuka S8rina Zirkel
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Piloc
Marilen G. Abbago
Gerardo Aguilar
Lucia E. Aguilera
Christina R. Aguirre
Edith K. Aguirre
Daniel E. Akiva
Efren Aldaco
Julie A. Alvarado
Monica I. Amaya
'1 Jessica H. Anaya-Iraheta
Lluvicela Antunez
Marie A . Arbuzow
Edith Y. Ardon
Wilson D. Argueta
Jose A. Arroyo Jr.
Italia M. Artiglio
Sandra G. Avila
Kristin L. Ayres
Sherry L. Banzon
Dario J. Baraggiotta
Antonio Barragan
Beatriz Basurto ·r
Jaime B. Erin M. Bergman
Maritza H . Bernal
Jason S. Bigelow
Jillene M. Black
Christopher S. Bright
Katherine J. Brooks
Sarah B. Brown
Jennifer A. Brunic k
Mark A. Buonassissi
Julio C. Carderon
Ana B. Camacho
Melvin Came ro s
fredi Campuzano
Jane t B. Cardena
Marivic J . Carillanes
Melissa L. Carnett
Brandon L. Casillas
Adam Castaneda
Luis A. Castellon
Rudolfo Caste llon
Aleyda C. Castillo
Laura S. Cervantes
Rachel M. Chaisson
Sara Charezaie
Michelle L. Clark
Shaun M. Cloonan
Rosa L. Contreras
Veronica Cordova
Amy M. Davitt
Mariapia De LaJara
Isla F. Deacey
Nichole P. de Be rry
Amy J . Decker
Jason N. Delgado
Rachel A. Dickey
Jesse L. Eddings
Kevin F. Escobar
Matthew G. Espejo
Victor M. Estrada
Carrie A. Farrar
Hollie C. Fassnacht
Jeffrey K. Faulkner
Christophe r A. Felix
Juventino M. Flores
Sean E. Flynn
Veronca M. Franco
Travis R. Franson
Blanca Fuentes
Christopher G . Ganzon
Douglas M. Garcia
Jose H. Garcia
Luis L. Garcia
Noemi Garcia
Emilio Gomez
Brenda V. Gonzalez
Elizabeth Gonzalez
Luis E. Gonzalez
Martha A. Gonzalez
Michael C . Gonzalez
Danielle A. Gray
MONTE VISTA
HIGH SCHOOL
Jovan Allcendo
Roberto Aceves
Stephanie Dawn Aldeguer
Bvan Wade Andenon
Juan Culos Ayala
Gary Daniel Barnum
Jeanne Maria Boetto
Jeuk:a Brooke Boncutter
Nk'ole Rene c.rey
Deftl Jotmetboa Ceron
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Estancia Wgh School's Graduating Class of
997 and the Grad Night Couunittee
thank aD ellowing businesses and organizations for their generous contributions and donation of
raffie pr .......... Words just simply cannot adequately convey our heartfelt gratitude for helping to
make our Gr.IN~ a wonderful success!
SCHOLARSHIP & GRANTS RECEIVED:
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George Hoag Family Foun dation
California Peace Officers' Associa tion
AMERICAN EAGLE DONORS/$1000
Avila's El Ranchito Restaurant
Billabon~ U ... A
John and Donna Crea n
GOLDEN EAGLE DONORS/$500
The Irvine Company
C&E Cassity/Nephroni cs Management Corp.
Nissan Motor Corp. USA
SILVER EAGLE DONORS/$250
The American Legion Post #291/Newport Beach
Costa Mesa City Employees A sociation
BRONZE EAGLE DONORS/$100
Advanced Research Labs
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club, l nr.
W.H.J .'s Golden Dragon, Inc.
Kiwanis Int'l -Costa Mesa North Clu b
Mesa Pride
John D. Morgan
John & Barbara Murray
Theodore Robins Ford
Valerie Torelli/I'orel Ii Realcorp
ViJlage Inves tm ents/ITF Harbor Village
CONTRIBUTIONS & RAFFLE PRIZE DONATIONS:
Amelia's Restaurant, Armor All Products, Back Bay Rowing Restaurant, BaJl Park Pizza, Balloons Unlimited, Barn Steak
House, Bicycles Pacific, Big 5 Sporting Goods, Blockbuster Entertainment Corp .. Bullwinkle's/Family Fun Center. Californ ia
Video & Repair/Huntingcon Beach, Carl's Jr., Costa Mesa Country Club, Costco Wholesale/Price Club, Davey's Locker porr
Fishing, Eden Cleaners, Edwards C inemas, Friar Tux Shop, H anour Corporacion, Ice Chalet, Islands Restaurant, Johnny
Rockets, K.C.'s Hallmark, Knott's Berry Farm, Steve Kreisle, L.A. Dodgers, Mimi's Cafe, Newporc landi ng porcfishing,
Newport Rib Company, Newport Ski Company, Palace Park, Performing Ans unrer, Piecemakers Councry Store, Print
Mascers, Raging Waters, Red Lion Hotel/Atrium Cafe, Ruby's, So uth Coast Repertory, ea World, ea rs, Six Flags Magic
Mountain, Sou plantation, Sport Chalet, . umito mo Bank of California. Supercuts, Taco Me~a. Villa Nova Resca urant, Wa l-
Mart/Sam's Club, Larry Weichman, Wells Fargo, Wild Rivers Wa rerpark.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997
Nary K. Ouk
Carina Padilla
Carlos A. Padilla
Jacqueline L. Parada
Nubia Y. Parada
Jenilyn Parkin
Maribel F. Patino
Francisco E. Paz
Lilian M. Paz
Gera d o C. Pelayo
Victoria Pelay
Mauncio Perez
Tanya M. Perkins
Jeffrey J . Perry
Marc T. Peterson
Nghia T. Phan
Kenneth R. Pilger
Eunice Pimentel
Elisandro Pineda
Tabitha A. Puhl
Armando Quinones
Sam Rahimi
Jose F. Rangel
Carlos Rive ra
Raymond C. Roberts Jr.
Lucia I. Robles
Alejandra T. Rodriguez
Araceli Rodriguez
Viviana Rodriguez
Joseph N. Romero
John A. Romm
Juan C. Romo
Mario A. Romo Jr.
Be rtin Rosales
Garre tt E. Roth
Isidro Ruiz
Briselda I. A. Salgado
Gerson J. A. Salgado
Cirilo M. Sahchez
Reyes A. Sandaval
Mayra Santiago
Mark W. Scheck
Jesse C. Scholes
Paula J . Shinners
Jessica Sierra
Carlos A. Silva
Michell e R. Silva
Nicholas P. Simich
Christine L. Slawson
Mary Jane H . Solomon
Eddie Sotomayor
lngrid M. Spain
Kathe rine Stapleton
Andres W. Suarez
Olive D. Suarez
Ericklynn R. Sunga
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Lisa M. Grigaitis Shernyel M. Khan Jennifer S. Mccartin
Michael D. K. Gurley-Gomez Hermina Kibin Megan A. McCartin
Elvis E . Gutierrez Christianne E. Kirk Erlinda I. Mejia
Abbie S. Hammond Katherine L. Kreisle Ma ribel Mendez
Bryon L. Harland David M. Lane Aida . Menjivar-Vega
Yamel D. Hernandez Fernando Lara Kelly L. Miller
Israel V. Herrera Christian G . Larsen Ryan W. Miller
Teresita de Jesus Herre ra Gilbert A. Laurie Michael Miranda
Eduardo Hilario Sondra L. LeBaron Gabriela Montero
Nathaniel Hollis MichaelS.Leonard Michael A. Mooney
Robert R. Hooker Steven Lersvidhaya Alicia Mo reno
Jamie J . Hutter Sonja P. Lindquist Rasheed M. Muntaz
Travis J. Hutter Vanessa M . Little J ose L. Nava
Beatriz H. Ibarra Justin D. Loera Moena M. C. Neiva
Fred y Iniguez Jamie H . Long Leslie A. Neils
Melissa W. lnouye Luis E. Lopez Mere dith A. Newland
Camella E. P. Jaeger Nancy Lopez Gregory M. Oberg
AsiahA. Jew Timothy L. Ludtke Aurelio Ochoa
Felipe Jimenez Brenda G . Macias JuanCarlos G. Ochoa
Marisela Jimenez Selwyn D. Mansell II Justin A. Okun
Rebecca R. Johansen Dora E. Marsh Maribel Ontiveros
Nicholas J . Johnson Jorge A. Martinez Jason L. Orellano
Stephen M. Kahara Tonatiuh Martinez Blanca E. Ornelas
Tammy L. Kavathan Veronica A. Martinez Shelley D. Ortua
Kirsten J . Kaylor Lauren A. McCalmont Abi 0 . Osorio
Oscar Coyotzi Elizabeth Yvonne Guerrero Juliet Mancuso Michelle Lee Sandy
Robin Lee Crawford Brad Joseph Guzman Wilbert Junior Marin Meghan Lee St:hwarm
Gearma Neely Creamer Erin Lynnann Halverson Catherine Jo Mat.hi on Joyshua Sieker
Laura Elizabeth DuUel Andrea Lynn Harrington DaVld S. Mathews Noble Fbppens StewdJ't
Anthony G. DeAJmeide Luis Alberto Hemandtiz Kelly Elysee McGwgan Stan A. Stewart Jacquelyll Joy Deloilge Shanda Lynn Hodgson Holly Ann McKenzie Ryan Riclwlnt Ulloa NicboJe KlilUna Denn.ii Jultln Dean Hodson Karlon R. Mercado Le Valdivia Noel Allen Diatld. Janet Chien Huang Athena S. Mong Caroline Joy \1ru Sarah Blbabetb °'8b1 Janett WllUam Ingram Jeffrey Ryan Oberg Tbclmu J~ DleWald Kerrtn lngrem-Weetberwax Gina AM Wa.lla<:e lndaledo o.ntel Padilla SteYen James Wengeter Stephen MkUel Dlrill David Matthew Irvin Prisdlla Marie Palma MelUle Pola DunCU JelSuli Hale Jecobs Lori Btith Wltkham John Huerd Pen'T MmbdClub~ Jedyb M. 'lCahl Ntdiolu E.. WUhelm Bryan C. Petenon ... Miida ... ,,... Mk:beUe Keenan Jued ~ WUliunt .,.... ............. s.mael Aaron Kline BcNardO Rey91 Ponce Brooke Alyce WoodhOuM John Donald Pow ll Becld98'w~ Jde"MHl*bKOontz Morgan Olinde Wen
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Evan S. Taboada
Elaine M. Tafolla
Donald H. Takaya
Claudia Tamalatzi
Taleni J. Tanielu
Tapasa A. Tanielu
Brian R. Thoreen
Melinda B. Titus
Roberto C. Torres
Dung V. Tran
Sabrina J . Trujillo
Ricardo R. Vargas
Araceli Vazquez
Israel 0 . Vasquez
Lourdes M. Vazquez
Renan Vazquez
Jose L. Vazquez Jr.
Miguel A. Ve ga-Martinez
Ana M. Villasenor
Arturo Vivar
Jack R. Ward
Katherine E. Wehr
Ma riah N. White
Thomas E. Zenus
Yuliya V. Zverkova
BACK BAY
HIGH SCHOOL
Jose B. Gomales
James C. Sharp
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
the Ht!isman winner tsn 't treated t{) a /uJl week of parties and
tribtde1 and sJwwered utith a tJwu.:;(uuls gffb. ls her ...
-P4UL SALATA ...
S'ORTS EDITOR ROGEi CARLSON, 574-4llJ
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•Cross country, football and
water polo got Costa Mesa
boys athletics off to successful
start in 1996-97.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -U, as many believe,
the success of a school's tall athletic pro-
grams has a dynarruc dnd lasting effect on
student-body morale, things should cer-
tainly have been upbeat this year at Cos-
ta Mesa High.
For when It came to boys sports, the
back-to-school bunch of cross country,
water polo and footbaU did much to prolif-
erate pnde throughout the Mustangs'
campus.
Cross country produced the school's
only Pacific Coast League team title,
while football (third place in league) and
water polo (second) Joined Coach Joe
Susi's harriers dS the school's lone team
representabves m the CIF Southern Sec-
tion postseason
Cross country, which also made school
history by makmg its ft.TSt-ever appear-
ance at the ClF StatE' Championships in
Fresno, featured three of the school's two-
sport standouts m Enc Soils, Jaime Carril-
lo and Bruce I lancock §
Other notdble dual-sport stalwarts ~
included Juhus Vasquez (football and ':i.
baseball). Vince Hamade (football and ~
wrestling). Jeremy Lefever (football and ~
wrestling) and Brydn Leahy (basketball ~
and track), while JUnior Ben Felter {foot-u
ball, wresUmg and baseball) and Todd ~
Hylton (water polo, basketbalJ and swim-------
ming) spread their considerable talents
over eight months of the school year.
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DON l.£ACH I DAILY PILOT
Costa Mesa High's
triple threat of
(above, from left)
Jaime CarrUlo, Bruce
Hancock and Ertc
Solis were the
ringleaders in cross
cowitry and track and
field success; at left,
water polo goalie
Justin Taylor WCI$ a
key figure in the
Mustangs' success.
Here's a sport-by-sport review of 1996-}
97 Mustang boys alhlellcs: l
• Cross country: Alter sneaking up on ~
the competition to win the 1995 PCL :
crown, the Mustangs stood up to the pres-:
sure placed on any front-runner to claun 1
back-to-back titles l
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Followmg a 5-0 league dual-meet cam-:
paign. Bus1's bngade won PCL Finals, :
behind the Carrillo-Sous-Hancock lri-:
umvirate which became known as ·three • I
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PO. trMk flnlils.
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Chad CINVw (third tMln) wn All-Cl' honon. big dogs," I
Hancock, a sophomore, firushed sec-:
ond al league finals (15:40), where seniors
Canillo (15:59) and Solis (16:15) claimed
third and fourth place, respectively.
+ 6. Football tum rnllkes Dlvtslon VIII ~ blanks est.m to wtn
Bell lft)phy.
Hancock continued hts torrid postsea-
son by hrushing fourth at CIF Southern
Section Division IV Finals, where Solis
was eighth and Carrillo 11th to pace a
fourth-place team finish.
Solis, perhaps foreshddowing the
unprecedented track success he would
accumulate m lhE' spnng, ran the "race of
his life" to hrush 11th at th e state meet.
Marcelo Martmez, Francisco Ortiz,
Alex Martinez and Jesus Gonzalez also
earned valuable pomts for Bust, who
prcused his runners' hard work.
"Us going to State Finals is the best
thing to happen to tlus team, to the school,
to Uus program." Busi said
• Track and field: Sol.ts, who lost his
junior postseason to leg UlJunes, worked
fervently LO the off-season to insure no
such fate would befall tus swan song as a
prep.
M1Ss1on accomplished
Solis, who openly coveted Robert
Grego's 1981 school record LO the 800
(1:55.3), broke it no less than four tunes
during the postseason, including an
Orange County season-best 1:54.51 for
his fifth-place state-meet showing.
Solis' performance in Sacramento
earned him the school's inaugural state
medal among boys track athletes, accord-
ing to veteran coach John Carney.
Solis was also fifth at the Masters Meet
(1 :54.88), i;econd at CIF Division m Finals
(1:54.90) and topped the PCL Finals field
in the 800 and 1,600, the latter in a per-
sonal-record 4:25.4
Additional PCL gold medals claimed
by Carrillo (3,200) and Matthew Rudesill
(shot put), as well as top-three showings
by Rudesill (third in the discus), Hancock
(second in the 800 and Uurd in the 1,600),
Richard Price (third m the 110-yard high
hurdles and the 300 mtennediates), and
Leahy (second in the high 1ump) helped
put M esa m position to upset Laguna Hills
with a victory m the 1,600 relay A
dropped baton, however, cost them their
title hopes.
Hancock, whose 4:24.65 clocking in
the 1,600 at CIF Division DI Preliminaries
shattered his previous best by five sec-
onds, went on to finish third at section
finals.
Rudesill, who also posted a PR at CIF
Prelims (54-2), finished third in the Divi-
sion ID Finals with a put of 52-3 112.
• Water polo: While first-year coach
Scott Taylor led the Mustangs to the CIP
Division II Quarte rfinals, the Mustangs
saw their 10-year reign as PCL champions
come to an end in a dramatic, 11-10 dou-
ble-overtime loss to Laguna Beach.
Sunny Hills upset the fourth· eeded
Mustangs, 8-7, in the playoffs to finalize
+ 7. Steve Herzog, Vince Hamade, Jullt.is Vasquez, Ronnie Uevanos and
Jeremy Via are first-team all-league and All-Newport-Mesa District In
football.
+ 8. Hamade and Jentmy Lefever win PCL wrestling titles. + 9. Hylton wins league aown in 100-yard backstroke.
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+ 10. Bruce Hancock is second in league, fourth in OF Division IV In cross
country and third in CIF Division Ill in 1,600.
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their record at 19-8. They were 4-1 in
league.
Hylton, a mantis-like 6-foot-6 Junior
two-meter man, led the team with 95
goals and was first-team AlJ-ClF Division n.
Justin °Taylor, the team captain who
broke the head coach's school record for
single-season saves v11th 311, was also
first-team All-CIF, while Junior Chad
Cleaver (39 goals) was thJ.rd-team All-CIF.
The alorementloned tno earned fi.rst-
team all-league laurels, while teammates
Alex Soria and Jimmy Walters, both
juniors, as well as sophomore Hunter Tay-
lor, were second-team All-PCL
Junior Kris Montgomery earned honor-
able mention.
• Football: An inspired 17-0 triumph over
cross-town rival Estancia keyed a 3-2
league record, a third-place finish, and a
berth in the CIF Division VIIl Playoffs.
A rain-soaked field proved problemat-
ic for the Mustangs' smashmouth,
ground-oriented offensive approach in
14-0 first-round loss to Sunny Hills, how-
ever, finalizing the Jerry Howell-coached
squad's record at 6-5.
Junior running backs Steve Herzog
(1,112 yards and 15 touchdowns) and
Hamade (943 yards and 11 TDs) keyed
the offense, en route to first-team All-PCL
and All-Newport-Mesa DtStrict laurels.
Vasquez, a senior inside linebacker,
Jeremy Via, a junior lineman, and junior
defensive back Ronnie Lievanos were
also first-team all-league and all-distnct.
Lefever, Jeremy Siedsma, and Felter
were all-district and second-team All-
PCL, while Jose Ayala and Donny Causey
were second-team all-league.
• Wrestling: Hamade and Lefever won
league titles in their respective weight
classes after finishing second last season,
to pace Coach Anthony Ybarra's squad to
a fourth-place league finish.
Chris McBride was second at PCL
Finals, where Pelter and Gus Sandoval
claimed bronze medals.
• Swtmmlng: Hylton won the league
crown in the 100-yard back.stroke with a
personal-best 57 .36 clocking and was
ninth in the 100 freestyle (50.88) to help
pace Coach Scott Peny's squad to a
fourth-place finish at PCL Finals and a 2·
5 dual-meet record, 2-3 ln league.
P.J. O'Bnen joined Hylton at the CTP
Divmon m Prellmt, aft r finishing fifth in
the 200 free and seventh in the 100
breaststroke at PCL Finals.
Gene Nguyen (sixth in the 200 individ-
ual medley), James Spunaugle (seventh
in the 500 free) and Cleaver (eighth in the
200 free) also made league championship
final appearances.
• Baseball: Graduation depleted a talent
base that produced back-to-back playoff
trips and the Mustangs finished 7-17, 2-13
in league, despite a 6-3 start.
Vasquez earned all-district recognition
for the second time in his three-year
catching career. after hitting .360 with one
homer, nine doubles and 20 RBI.
Senior Layne DeTemple hit .347 with
13 RBI and posted a 1.68 ERA in 25
mound innings to also garner all-district
recqgnition, while Felter did the same by
hitting .323 with two homers, eight dou-
bles and 11 RBI.
Vasquez, DeTemple and senior infield-
er Al Lambert were second-team all-
league choices for fourth-year coach
Doug Deats.
• Basketball: Senior guard Matt Chais-
son averaged 13.6 points en route to all-
district accolades and joined Leahy on the
coaches' all-league second team.
First-year coach Erich Allen garnered
Daily Pilot Coach of the Year honors in the
PCL.
Though the Mustangs finished 4-20, 0-
10 in league, they lost four PCL games by
a combined nine points, as Allen got the
most out of his overmatched squad.
• Volleyblill: Sophomore middle blocker
B.J . Ligbtvoet earned first-team all-league
recognition for Coach Jon Carlew's team,
which finished 4-10, 1-9 in league.
Juniors Chris Shanley and Josh Sum-
mers received honorable mention.
• Sou.r: Senior goalie Carlos Loza, an
All-ctP choice as a sophomore, closed out
a distingui.Shed career by earning first-
team all-league laurels.
Senior mid.fielder Juan Escobar and
sophomore defender David nan were
second-team All·PCL choices, whil
Paulo Baca and Hal Lai received honor-
able mention for Coach Mike Dunn's
squad, 2·17-2, 0-9·1 in league.
• GoH: Preshman Jeff Montoya and
sophomore Donny Miller were Coach
Tom Baldwin's most consistent scorers as
the Muitangs finished 1 ·9 in league
• 1llnnls: nan was the top singles player
in a winless PCL campaign.
Vince Hamade, on the run.
IN THIS
CASE
TALK WAS
EXPENSIVE
Estancia High player's
pregame pronouncement
helped propel Mustangs
to f7-0 cross-town
football victory.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA fVIESA -Wingbacks
say the damdest things.
That was the case Oct. 25 at
Newport Harbor High, where an
Estancia High senior backfield
standout said the wrong thing to
the wrong guy -Costa Mesa foot-
ball defensive coordinator Tom
Baldwin -at a most inopportune
time.
Accordi{lg to Baldwin, the
Eagle standout boasted to him
during pregame warmups that
he'd be ta.king up residence in the
Mustangs' end zone that night.
To Baldwin, whose competitive
fires have burned on Orange
County sidelines for four decades,
it was like squirting lighter fluid
on white-hot charcoal.
•rm so fired up. I'm totally
fired up, H Baldwin fumed to a
nearby reporter. I'm tired of hear-
ing all this talk about (Estancia 's
backs). Hey, Estancia (5-1 at the
ttme anCl ranked 10th in CIP Divi-
sion VIll) has played five card-
board cutouts."
Baldwin spent the rest of his
pregame peppering inspirational
verbiage at Mesa players,
prompting concern from head
coach Jeny Howell that the veter-
an assistant would blow a gasket.
•I told Tom he was going to
have to get his blood pressure
down, because I didn't want to
perlorm CPR on him," Howell
said
The already emotional atmos-
phere surrounding the 30th Battle
of the Bell between cross-town
and Pacific C~t League rivals
was significantly enhanced on the
Mesa sideline.
This additional motivation,
added to an already solid game
plan and hard-nosed execution on
both sides of the ball, produced a
surprisingly commanding 17-0
victory for the Mustangs.
Estancia, averaging more than
36 points and boasting a Wing-
back duo that had amassed more
than 1,500 rushing yards and 20
touchdowns in six previous
games, was thoroughly throttled
by the Mesa defense.
Offensively, Mesa produced a
14-play BO·yard touchdown drive
on its second possession for all the
points it would need.
The victory, Mesa's 11th in the
aeries, not only reclaimed the per-
petual Bell Trophy tbat goes to the
annual winner, it vaulted the
Mustangs ahead of the Eagles in
the race for third place and the
league's final guaranteed poetsea-son berth.
Mesa standout Steve Henog
noted afterward tbat the win met
the f1nt of ~ gooli establiahed
for the seuon: 1) Have a wtnntna
MUOn1 2) a.t The Bell backi ana
3) MaU the CIP Playotfl,
1be MUIWl:bt. atter ~ :!::&'C!1~~
tmt ..-• t11et11e = aame'I YKtar, ~aa:om-alldnl.
'l1aey allO ely Uded
lltmde'.I pregame conwnauan
Im lbli 3Ht lboWdown.
LOWS MAN
TROPHY TO
McADA
TONIGHT
Mr. Irrelevant XXIl,
Army's most heralded QB,
gets toasted and roasted
at Hyatt Newporter.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT
BEACH -As
the signature
event of the
bizarre, mad-
cap festival
known as irrele-
vant Week,
tonight's All-Star Celebrity Lows-
man Trophy Banquet to salute an
Army quarterback will be any-
thing but irrelevant.
Not to be outdone by the New
York Athletic Club, which honors
college football's top player with
its heralded Heisman Trophy
each year, the University Athletic
Club in Newport Beach will pre-
sent its Lowsman 'ITophy to the
NFL's last draft pick for the 22nd
consecutive year, as Cadet signal
caller Ronnie McAda, Mr. Irrele-
vant XXII, leads th~ charge in a
festive formation at the Hyatt
Newporter (6 p.m.).
In the past, some 6f the biggest
names in sport have attended the
banquet. Its commander in chief,
Irrelevant Week founder Paul
Salata, surprises guests each year
with marquee names.
And tonight, to salute· Army's
Navy-killing quarterback who
was selected 240th and dead last
in the NFL draft by the Super
Bowl champion Green Bay Pack-
ers, will also feature the ~Parade
of Legendary Quarterbacks,• as
host and emcee Salata aims to
bring every passer in the civilized
world to Newport Beach for his
ever-expanding annual week-
long circus to help pay homage to
this year's honoree.
"The Heisman winner isn't
treated to a full week of parties
and tributes and showered with a
thousand gilts, is he?~ Salata
said.
Former USC quarterbacks
Craig Fertig, Rodney Peete, Paul
McDonald, Sean Salisbury and
two-time Notre Dame-beater
Scott Tinsley are only a few ex-
throwers expected to help roast
and toast the Army quarterback
who guided the Cadets to their
school-record third, fow1h and
fifth consecutive victories over
Navy during his three years as a
West Point starter.
McAda, commissioned a sec-
ond lieutenant last month follow-
ing his graduation from the U.S.
Military Academy in West Point,
N.Y., will have no chance for
audibles tonight, nor will he give
any orders. McAda may be used
to strict schedules, but there's no
timetable or deadline to complete
tonight's ridicule.
McAda, who went to West
Point to play Division I football,
not to become a career military
man, is the first Cadet to win the
highly. coveted Lowsman lfophy,
followmg the postseason foot-
steps of three Heisman winners -
Glenn Davis, Doc Blanchard and
Pete Dawkins.
McAda 's Lowsman 'li'ophy,
clearly an honor at the opposite
end of the football awards spec-
trum from its more famous coun-
terpart, w as created in 1979
specifically to be awarded to the
honoree of irrelevant Week.
Though similar to the Heisman
in appearance, the Lowsman
depicts a player dropping a foot-
ball with his mouth open. The
Lowsman is an original bronze
sculpture designed by Hunting-
ton Beach-based artist Jim
Crockett.
McAda, who will receive a
replica at the banquet (the origi-
nal is on display at the University
Athletic Oub), got a break in
scheduling his storied Army
heroes before him never received
-a 12-game season, including a
berth in the Independence Bowl. •
The Cadets finished 10·2 last :
season with McAda running the •
wishbone, most wins in academy •
history, even topping the days of
Davis and Blanchard when they
won bedc.-to-back Heismans in ..
the 1940. for unbeaten, untied
Red Blaik·coached Army teams.
TbOle Cadets, however,
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played only a nine-game sched-
ule and weren't allowed to accept
postseason bowl invitations.
McAda, considered an out-
standing cutback runner, set an
Army record for career total
offense in Army-Navy competi-
tion (533), shattenng the mark
previously held by Davis.
LITTLE LEAGUE
Tigers eke out 24-23
victory in machine
pitch showdown
COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa
American Little League staged its
championship bout in the
machine pitch division with an
see-saw affair in extra innings
that saw the Tigers take the
crown over the White Sox 24-23.
The White Sox posted four
runs in the top of the seventh to
take a 23-19 lead. But the Tigers
rallied with five in their half for
the win.
The Tigers' Garett Marshall
cranked out five hits and scored
four runs. Drew Yuen had five
hits, as did Eric Stoner. One of
Stoner's rips was the game-win-
ner.
For the White Sox, Andy Daw-
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Last season, McAdd capped
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the Cadets to a miracle comeback
against the Midshipmen, rallying
Army from 18 points down at the
start of the fourth quarter to post a
classic 28-24 triumph as the
Cadets earned a bowl invitation.
It was the greatest comeback in
the history of the legendary
Army-Navy series.
McAda, the first player to ever
capture the Philadelphia Sports-
writers' Most Valuable Player
Award for an Army-Navy game
two years in succession, will
begin a two-year military conunit-
ment Aug. 5, when he reports to
Fort Sill, Okla., for an officer-
training course.
McAda, in town for Irrelevant
Week wlth his parents, Ronnie Sr.
and Donna, and his fiancee, Lau-
ra Batris, will report for Green
Bay trauung camp July 8.
He will not be eligible to join
I the Packers full-time until. May
31, 1999.
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MISTER MCADA ~ ~
Hoopla's over ... it gets "serious" tonight.
Il on the bubble machine, The Draft Chmce Sports Bar m
ase, and grab your top hat or Laguna Niguel.
a least your new washed-out Twb big new features have been
red and gold irrelevant Week added to the ever-expanding party
souvenir cap, the stage is set for the of the year as a "Parade of
grandest "Last Man" festival of them Legendary Quarterbacks" will open
all to run today through Monday in the All-Star dinner program, as
Newport Beach, and "run" is the McAda's fellow signal callers from
operative word here, as in run for yesteryear will help roast and toast
your life . him, while the h.rst "Celebration of
The zany, out-of-control, anything-goes 22nd Underdogs" recogruzing "unsung heroes'' from
annual Irrelevant Week, once again bravely organizations all over Orange County will be
saluting a nd honoring the last collegiate football part of Super Underdog Sunday.
hero selected in the draft, opens this year with The incomparable Sunday rally al the Twin
the All-Star All-Sports Celebrity Banquet Palms, as always. will also feature the annual
tonight at Hyatt'Newporter. unbelievable Shower of Glfts m whJch area
Ron McAda, Army's Navy-beating MVP merchants and Southland sports franchises bury
quarterback picked 240th and completely last Mr. Irrelevant under literally hundteds of prizes
by the Super Bowl champion Green Bay from a Rolex watch to expensive shl.rts and
Packers, will be presented the Lowsman Trophy worthless proclamations
(opposite of the He1Sman Trophy. you know) at Mayors, police chiefs, fl.re chiefs, aty council
the All-Star banquet, and he is also set to attend people, supervtsors and media stars are part of
all the other l.rrelevant Week events, including the Sunday scenery, too, for the program.
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TWin Palms, the Balboa Yacht Club's Beercan Irrelevant Week we've ever had." promised lW
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11 II the complainers
would get involved,
lt would happen a
lot quicker ... •
ol the dty east oJ the bay.
"U you look out at it, it looks
awful,• said De bay, a former
Seashore Onve resident. •rt bas
been a topic of discussion smca I
moved here in 1979. #
BELL Fi.rst1 l wanted to know why
Mesa hlld appvenUy left the
field to lbo IRWD, then came
charging bock at the last
moment as a spoiler. And sec-
ond, I asked it Mesa was pre-
pared to $J>6nd the time, money
and effort that would be
required to flog thls matter
through the courts.
sary to obtain a new playing
field tor the disposition of the
Santa Ana company.
sand times before from a thou-
sand different residents over the
years. But with the City Council
recently setting aside $540,000 in
~ year's and next year's budgets
to revitalize the nearby Balboa
Peninsula, some West Newport
residents are feeling a little left
out.
-MAYOR JAN DEBAY
$4-cn.llJJon capital improvements
budget.
Dehay and Murphy both point
out progress mode in West New-
port in recent years: The city tack-
led one of the area's biggest prob-
lem! -excessive partyin9 -with
a 1995 ordinance that increased
fines on landlords and tenants.
About $250,000 of next yea.r's aty
budget will go toward repaving
River Avenue. And police have
stepped up their West Newport
patrol efforts over tbe last few
years on July 4.
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professor at Orange Coast Col-
lege. Haynes, the new guy on
the block, JS a consulting eng1-
neer who came out of UCLA
with a master's degree 1n water
resources engineering. Both
were affable and comfortable.
In answer to the first ques-
tion, they took me back to a
decision of the Santa Ana board
made over a year ago to reject a
request by Mesa for an inde-
pendent study of the value and
condition of the Santa Ana sys-
tem. According to Panian, such
a study was a condition of Mesa
staying m the bidding, and
when it was rejected, Mesa
pulled back. "We relapsed, H
said Panian.
It is not encouraging lo.r
tbo e of us wbo want a conclu-
sion. Most of all, it fails to take
into account that Mes4's spoiler
role was set up by its own earli-
er administrative decisions, and
Mesa officials should be pre-
pared to live by those decisions.
There may be some excellent
arguments on behaU of Mesa's
service as opposed to the IRWD,
but those orgwnents should
have been made early on in
these negotiations, not now. 1
listened to a number of them
over lunch. I suspect they could
all be countered by the other
side, but more important than
that, they meant very little to me
-and, I suspect, to the other
water users in Santa Ana
Heights.
Kuhlmann said he sees no
point in fixing up the peninsula -
which he doesn't think is so bad
as it is, especially with what he
sees as much worse conditions in
West Newport.
Standard operating procedure
for underground utilities calls for
at least 60% of the area's property
owners to agree to pay a portion of
the costs. Balboa Coves, Newport
lsland, Balboa Island and Corona
del Mar homeowners got their
utilities underground that way.
Years of other West Ne-.yport
efforts have come up short . ·r-
She said she'd also like to see
better code enforcement and less
street-side parking in th.e neigh-
bothood.
And the only way to do that, he
said, tS to start with the utility
poles. Jumbles of wires nm lrom
the houses to the poles, the poles
to the houses, across the tops of
the narrow alleys and streets. And
poles, encrusted with rusty sta-
ples, sit in the nuddle of side-
walks, prompting passers-by to
tum sideways to squeeze by
fences.
He'd like the city to use the
peninsula reV1talization money to
buy a bond instead, then have
property owners pay their share ol
it when they sell thetr property.
• I think U1e property owners
would take pride in their property
il the wires were gone," he said.
"Nothing has tmproved in the 20
years we've been here "
Newpor1 Island resident Bob
Small spokP al the last City Coun-
cil. meeting to complain about
conditions on 39th Street
"It is the worst it hds ever
been," he said. •we need to rally
dn army of people lo constantly
bombard the place to get the peo-
ple out who make it that way. H
Debay said large chunks of the
money earmarked for improving
the peninsula simply can't be
used for West Newport. Some of
the funds are coming from restric-
tive federal grants and city a~counts designated for certain
types of improvements.
Anti she said the only way for a
residential neighborhood like
Kuhlmann's to get underground
utilities is to persuade property
owners to pay from $4,000 to
$10,000 each. Some sections of
Seashore Drive have enough sup-
port, Dehay said, but large por-
tions have to get together before it
can be done.
They came armed with many
documents, some of which I
read, most of which t ·didn't
because they dealt with techni-
cal subjects in which J have no
expertise. Their position was
that the customers of both Mesa
and Santa Ana Heights would
be far better served by a Mesa
takeover. lf they have some
devious purpose beyond this, it
wasn't apparent to me in the
two hours I spent with them.
Whatever their motivation, it
is powerful enough to convince
Mesa to file a lawsuit seeking
an injunction to prevent the
sale of the Santa Ana Heights
Water Co. to JRWD, which has
now been pledged enough
Santa Ana stock to exercise its
option to take over the compa-
ny. By the time you read this, a
court will be considering that
in Junction.
Then in November, two
newcomers were elected to the
Mesa board. One of them was
Dana Haynes. They took a hard
look at the urelapse" and decid-
ed to get back in the fray.
• Aggressive?H I suggested to
Haynes. •Progressive," he
answered.
They admit freely that their
timing was atrocious, but, says
Haynes, "bad timing doesn't
dissuade us from the merit of
what we are doing."
There are a number of things
about the IRWD deal that I find
less than appealing, but it's time
to get on with this. Mesa needs
to learn to live with its own mis-
takes, just as the rest of us do.
The lawsuit is compounding,
not correcting those mistakes by
throwing good money after bad.
City Manager Kevin ~1urphy
said the money the counol hds
allocated for the peninsula v.ril.l be
used for the peninsula only. And,
he said, the city has no o1her
funds to pay for underground util-
ities, which he esumated could
cost as much as the city's enure
When Mayor Jan Dehay first
rdn for a council seat in 1992, she
pledged to help dean up West
Newport. She said she's the first to
admit the neighborhood doesn't
look nearly as good as the master-
planned lrvine Co.-owned areas
I asked Panian and Haynes
two questions up front, and
most of our time was devoted to
tributaries of those questions.
Their answer to the second
question was that Mesa is,
indeed, prepared to pursue
whatever legal route is neces-
Incidentally, you should
probably know that they paid
for my lunch. A bowl of bean
soup.
"If U1e complainers would get
involved, it would happen a lot
qwcker," she said.
•JOSEPH N. BE~S column runs every
Wednesday.
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ABANDONMENT OF Dated: Match 17, ABANDONED doing business as: Mead· doing business as· Rocky doing business as: RMS ~ilh thee ounty ~erk 2° names liSl!d ltxM on febnia allilkSlltlUbOuttobel!llde. terured by said Deed .9 t Q97 PROPERTY ows Really Company, 190 Moun1<11n Stock Transfer, OESfGN ANO FABAICA· range ounty on ay 8, 28 1gg1 The name(s) and buSI Trust ~ interest as In Sail!
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BUSINESS NAME DAN that the undersigned will 1100. Newport Beach, CA Hwy. #365, Newport Su11e B. Costa Mesa. CA Daily P1101 June 4, 11 , 18. EL£CTROHCS. INC. ey GlJCl<ENtiEWER ENTERPRISES.~· under ttiemr Said
The tollowing persons /s/ TERRY A. JORDAN sell at publlc auction, pur. 92660 Beach, CA 92663 92627 25. 1997 W175 Altm, ~ INC .• A callfoma ~ of Tl\ISI, , aroes
have abandoned the use ol PIZZA A METRO suont 10 Section 21700 01 James Loe, Truslee ol fa1t Corporate Growth, Inc. Ryan Mallhew Stlmbort, PUBLIC NOTICE Tin siaeement was tiled WI 2010 Man Sltttt. #l66. INne exoeoses o the Nslee
Iha Fictitious .Business UIC ' ' lho Business & Protas· Trust. 190 Newport Cente1 (NV), 1008 E. Balboa Bl., 1690 Placentia Ave., Suite lhe Coumy Clerk ot Orange CA ' end of ltljt ~ created by
Name: (al Ca1och tnterno· " sional Code the following D11ve 1 100. Nowpor\ Nowpor\Beach.CA92661 B.CoslaMC?sa.CA.92627 Fl tltl B 1 Countyon.klne 41gg7 Ooino butiness as· I~ rust. rional, (b Assoc1a1es, 56 /1/ LUIGI FERRARA, des rlbod ~ ort to wi , Beach, CA 92660 This business Is con· Tllls business 1s con· c ous us n•H NO' • • • • . ' ' WI held on: Julv
Cormorant C1tcle. Newport PRESIDENT M l~HAELP cg'HdRT 1_1 ~ Kenneth E. Fa11. Ttusteo of ducted by: a co1porat1on dueled by: an Individual Name ~tetement Siie ~f-Tln ~dlb~!,.. ~ ~ B=ness names) , • af ; p.m. on lh6
Beach. CA 92660 Published Newport c machine CECIL Fait Trust, 190 Newport The registrant(s) com· Have you started doing The following persons are me expres '"' z-~ Sleps lo.ll)e entranoe_oJ
Tho Flc1111ous Business Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily B~8tt< 1 •. 124 Bed clothes Center 011ve. I 100. New· mencod to lransact bus•· business yet? No doing business as: Pacific the dlll c! was~:' ~ 1111 ~ : "l!OOteU) ~ts),;:.•..-bf 'Mt CMc~Genle<, JOO Nam(> reletred to above PilotJune 18 1997. ms · · 'port8each,CA92660 ness under the t.c1111ous AyanSl1mbert Rim Cons1ruc11on, 9t8olltle rl:J t'ft • e.,s WI n ,_.. . CA
was filed in Orange County • w 188 Sa~e will be by compoh-Macara F. Bon1a. Trustee business name(s) hslod T_his statement was llled Avenlda Salvador. San s BuSlness Name Slltlme years~ SSlleO 'Ot the sellel(s~ ........,.ol .of~ ~ o n 1 -2 o -9 s , f 11 e i b dd ( 1 of Fair Trust, Barrell C. abOve cvi: N/A w1lh me Counly Clerk ol Clemente, CA 92872 lftlst be l1ltd pnor 10 11111 C11te arr""'"" .......,., ~ .... ~balance
No.F634427 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~s :n.,~te w~~~1~111~=~t~~ Fall, Truslee. of Iha Falt Corporate Growlh Inc .. Orange .County on 5-23·97 David Madon Balsz, 918 The Mino ol 111·s statement does The loca&On in c.foma ol ~~~ Robert Hudson. 58 Cormo· advance) on the 25TH day Trust, 190 Newport Center Kim Brown, CEO 1997 37219B8 Avenlda Salvador. San not ol 11Self autll0n1.e 1t1e use 1 !he ctief ~~office ol !he ~~ ol
rant Cfrc:le, Newport Beach. BSC 8 302 01 Juno, 1997• at 2:00 P.M. Drive I 100, Newport This slatement was filed Daily Pilot May 28. June 4. Cle!flente. (iA 92672 ths sllll ot a lidltious 8u11ness seller is: 1450 Oddstad Oriw. N Md ~.
CA 92660 NOTICE OF al lhe premises whore said Beach. CA 92660 with the Counly Clerk ol 11 18 1997 WlS4 This bus1ne.ss . Is con-NMne 1n ... oi.-on ol lhe nghts of Redwood Cl~. CA D«J63.2607 i~ ances 13 This business is con· PETITION TO h be This business Is con-Orange County on 5-23-97 • • ducted by: an indlVldual lllOlhef under feOerll. Stlll. The name(s) and business 182.196.
ducted by an lnd1v1dual ~~T~~ichasis 1~~at!~rea~ ducted by: a general part· 19973721 Q84 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doi119 common llW (See S.:.on t lddteSS oC lhe Qlytr(s) 1~ =· · Iha\ al ~ time. Robert Hudson ADMINISTER AYRES SELF STORAGE nership Dally Pilot May 28 June 4 business yet? Yes, 5·2-90 11 seq , Business ano f'IVfessions HOSSEIN H A80USAEEDI. ob of lhe Ol)8f1tng ~ /TllY
19973723844 LLO~~~~I! ~~:RRE 7012 Ernesl Ave Hunting: Have you started doi119 t 1 18 1997 · w16j Fictitious Buslneu David Marion Balst ) 25911 Plafic Point. t.h3ion i ;1 lhe IOlal lndebl-
This statement was filed Ion Beach, Ca (]141 848• business yel? Yes. 1986 • · Name Statement T,hls sta1emen1 was flled Renewal fillno 'Mjo, CA 926112 Sl ~
wilh the County Clerk ol aka LLOYD LOUIS 7314 Landlord rosorvos James Leo PUBLIC NOTICE The foUowing persons are w1lh the County Clerk or NtwpottllucM:ostaMesa The auets belnQ SOid 111 . 7 LA MAR RE aka the right to bid at lhe sate. This statement was filed doing business as: Horizon Orange County on 5·20.97 CN424690 7181-839.lin oene1*tv deSCribed as· Stock 1n lion said~ Corpota-Ora~ge Counly on 6• 1°·97 LLOYD L. LAMARRE Purchases must be made w1lh lhe County Clerk or Fictitious Buslne11 Engineering & Consulting 19973721581 11, 18,25, .u 2. 1DG7 Trlde, fum""· Futllra. E41ip. Bv: '-o. SeMceee~
Daly Pilot June 11• l8. 25, CASE NO. A187717 by cash and paid ror 11 the Orange County on 5·13·97 Name Statement Co:, 22482 Alma Aldea, Dally Pilot June 18, 25. mert and~ oC a cen.n ~If '. •
July 2• 1997 To all heirs, beneficiaries. lime or purchase. All pur-19973720820 The lollow1ng persons are Untl 215, Rancho Santa July 2. 9, 1997 W193 PUBLIC NOTICE CcfteeShoc> 0noy Huval. AsslSlanl
Wl8J crod1lo1s, conungenl credl· chased goods are sold as Daily Pilot May 28, June 4, doing business as: Cove Marpanla. CA 92688 BuSlness irnown as
PUBLIC NOTICE 101s, and persons who may is and must be removed al 11, 18. 1997 W158 Motoring, Inc .. 1666 Supe· Asl A. Khallq, 21622 Mar· PUBLIC NOTICE CNS1419359 · ·SUPRWEeENf · -41tt St S\e ]00
olherwise be lnterostod in the time of sale. Sale Is rior Avenue, Costa Mesa, guerlte Pkwy .. Apl. !St, Fictitious BuslnHs rtiOKHlf ,._, and ai. located It 2010 Main nla a. CA ~2705 (7f4j ---------the will or estate. or both, suD)ec1 to cancella11on In PUBLIC NOTICE Clllirornla 92627 Mission v1e10. CA 92692 CASUALTY S1rttt, #165, INne. CA 3-83 2 ..
cn•149 1367 of: LLOYD L. LA MAARE the event of settlement be-Cove Motoring. Inc., (Call-This business Is con-Name ~latement .,.,,,_OF lHE The ~kute isintendeel ID be , ae ass&Sllllg:i! Benel\-fSCROW N0.11301·CS aka LLOYD LOUIS LA tween landlord and obli· Fictitious Business lornla). 1666 Superior Av-dueled by: an indivldual T_he following persons are A-IAL STATBlll!lfT-consummated al the olfa ol ~lo a land anY
NOTICE TO MAAAE aka LLOYD L. gated party. Name Statement enue, Costa Mesa. Cali· Ha':'e you started doing doing business as: Derma-y-~ D ~1. OISCOl/ERY ~ CONP~. WI M I -#1 06
CREDITORS OF LAMARRE Auc1loneor: Wanda Nor-The followlng persons are rornla 92627 business yet? No Sense, 1755 Orange Ave.. ,.. TTT7 Ce1*r A Sutt 440, that
BULK SALE AND OF A PETITION has been ton Bond ,,S-400-1684 doing business as: St This business Is con· Asif A. Khaliq Costa Mesa, CA 92627 STERLING CASUAL TY tti 8UtrJt ve CA Q264T and ~ ~ r908tY9d
INTENTION TO llled b DEBORAH L LA A 'res Sell Stora e Rosi-John's Manor, 2031 Or-dueled by: a co1porallon This statement was med Kristle Alvarado. 202 INSURANCE COMPANY ntf'IQIDn • lf-Av~'" ~
T RAN 5 FE R A L c 0 • MARA(! In tho Superior de~l Managers g ' ange Avenue, Costa M. esa. Have you started doing with the County Clerk of Sloneclilfe Alsle. Irvine, CA 203151 Ac•cl1, NeWJ)Oft ~ lllklpattO ,., Gall IS~ 7, If V ~~
HOLIC Court of Calllornla. County Publlthed Nowporl California 92627 business yet? Yes, July 1, Orange County on May 8, 92612 Beach, CA 92880 The bulk sale 19 SUllted IO b calito no Tel&-ol ORANGE. Boach·Costa Mesa Daily SI. John The Dovlne Ep1s-1987 1997 1997372041 t This business It con· Tott! edmitted esteta: . ine f'fumbefS 00 day
BEVERAGE LICENSE THE PETITION requests Pilot June tl, 18, 1997 copat Church Developmen1 Cove Motoring Inc .. Rod-Daily Piiot June 4• 11, 18• ducted by: an Individual 941,077,4015 =~ U~~~2 Commeraa the Sale. (7l4) 48(J. (UCC Sec. 8101 et Iha I DEBORAH L. LA Wl80 Corp., (CaJ1lornia), 2031 Or-nay 0 Sentanl, Secrelary 25 1997 , Wl7"1 Have you t\ar1ed doing Tot 1 I 111bi11tI e1 : '-· qo ol
seq. and B & p MARAE be appOlnlod as ange Avenue. Costa Mesa. This statement was filed • business ye1? No '215. 1158,817 . Tile , .. me llld ~ IN I 4425S5C
24073 et Hq.) personal representative to PUBLIC NOTICE California 92627 wilh the County Clerk or PUBLIC NOTICE Kristle Alvarado Aggregete write-Ins. tOf ptlSOn wrtll wllOm d•ms may be . o&18197 rx,J'l!;/97
NOTICE IS HEREBY odm1mster \he est31e or the This business 1s con· Orange Counry on 5·16-97 This statement was hied 1pecl1l 1urplus funds. • filed IS DISCOVERY ESCAOW 071 17
GIVEN lhal a bulk sale 01 decedent On June 12, 1997. Mt. dueled by: a corporation 19973721198 Fictitious Business with the County Clerk or C.pltel Stoclts:.•1500,000 COtKi'AH't, TTT7 Cenlef Aw . CN 1 91306
assels and a iransler ot al· THE PETITION 1equos1s Wilson FM Broadcasters, Tho reg1slran1 commenced Daily Pilot May 28 June 4 Name Statement Orange Counly on 5·20·97 A~gregatt wm•lns tor Suite 440, ltintulQIDn Buch, CA
coholic beverage license is autnorlly 10 adm1nis101 the ~c, fllod wlJh theCFodo~al lo lransact business under 11, l8, 1997 ' Wl6l The ronowlng persons a1e 19973721532 ~t ~·'~•n speclel •urplu• 02&47 and !he last day IOl l~1no ---------
about 10 bo made. ostale under the tndopen· ommunical ons omm s-the llc1111ous business doing business as: 01. Gl· Dally Pilot May 28. June 4, un • • dams bv atrY cre<lllDr SNll be 888 The name(s). Social Secu· dent Adm1n1s1ra11on or Es· :;~~eta~ ~~!11~~os~a:~o~~~ name or names listed PUBLIC NOTICE gabyte. 20t02 S. Birch Sl., 11 . 18, 1997 W156 ~~:':;.i'!~~~n~contribut-.litt 3. 1DG7. wtl~1s lilt tllSI· OBITUARY
111y or Federal Tai1 Num· lales Act (This au1ho111y 1650 kHz In the ex anded above on 1984 11. Newport Beach. CA eel ••""'us· a1 300 000 ness day belo11 ~"' anoopated iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
be1s and business address wolf allow 1he personal rep· AM b d C PM St. John The Devine Ep•s· Fic titious BuslnHs 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE unmiSlgnedfundsta'urplut)· 5* date speolttd aDo..e ""'ONNOW ol the Jeller/hcensee are resonlahve to lake many C an al osla esa. copal Church. Richard Name Statement C1aig Michael Shankm11n. t 14 188. 588 · Dated' .line 4 1DG7 n
MICHAEL A JORDAN ANO ac11ons w1lhou1 court BP· ahlornoa The proposed Dorsey, Pres1den1 Tho following persons are 20102 S. Birch SL, .f 1, Fictitious Business SurPtus 9s i e arda r hc GUCICENHEIMER ENTERPRISES, Ruth Josepttlne,
TEARY A. JORDAN, 2325 provat. Belote laking cer· S1atlon would operate wilh This statement was liled doing business as: Slotra Newport Beach, CA 92660 Name ~tetement holder: • 115,9f 8,58 Y-INC . A Cal1lorr111 Corpomon By 97. resident of Corona
EAST COAST HIGHWAY, 10111 very impor1an1 actions, a~ fC0i"v~ ta1?•a•e1 power with the County Clerk of Sales and Ser11lce, 9591 This business is con· Tho following persons are Income tor th• yHr: Bill Pope, \Ace PltSIOtnt Finance. dol Mat passed away
CORONA DEL MAR, CALI· howevet, the personal rep-0 r 1 ~ 7~Y me rom an Orange Counly on 5·20·97 Calthness, Huntington ducted by: an Individual doing business as: Photos t48,908,355 Seller Friday, June 13, 1997.
FORNIA resen1a11ve will bo reqU110d ex sl n~ 1 mele~ lower a~ 19973721561 Boach, CA 92646 Have you started doing ol my World, 2708 Cardinal Disbur11ments for the year: HOSSEIN H ABOUSAfEDI. She ts survived by
Doing business as· lo give not•te to m1eresled ~~11J ,;i::a~~u":. 8 J'a~lf~~ Ronald B Coulombe. Earl Pnce Grandy. 9591 business yel? No Dr .. Cosla Mesa. CA 92626 e43,848,278 Buyel{s) son and daughter-in·
· BEUA TERESA pe1sons unless they have .. • ' · Esq COULOMBE & KOT· Ca11hness, Hunlinglon Craig Shankman Roberta Ford Smith, 2708 We hereby certify that the NewDOlt BeKfl..CoSla Mesa law James L. and
All o 1 her bus 1 ne s s waived notice or consented ~~asl~ngkw5~~~!:':,'01~~::; a.:; TKE · 611 Anton Boulevard Beach, CA 92646 ThlS stotemont was filed Ce1dinat Or., Costa Mesa. •bove Items ere in •ccor-CH42616019'135M.Y .lin 18, Joan Ronnow. son name(s) and address(es) 10 the proposed action) 1 • · Ca1olyn M Grandy, 9591 with the County Clerk ol CA 92626 denc• wtth the Annu•I 1DG7
used by lhe sellor(s)/l1cen· The 1ndependont aam1ri1s-~1?) Wesi Fi~h •. ~anla A~a. Suite 126° Costa Mesa, Cal1hness, Hunllngton Orange County on 6-9·97 This business IS con· St1tement for the y .. r ---------John C . Ronnow,
see w1tr11n the pas1 lhree tra11011 aulhority will be l a I orn1a an w1 a s1u •O CA 92626 Beach CA 92646 199737234B5 ducted by: an indiv1dual endedDecember31, 1998, PUBLIC NOTICE grandchlldron, Karen
years as stated by llie grnnted unless an 1n101. oca\ion wlth!n the pro· Dally P1101 May 28. June 4, This 'business 1s con-Have you started doing m1d1 to the ln•ur•nce Underhlll. Kirsten,
se11er(s1111consee a1o· osled person ltlos an Ob· g~~f: r51~1~c:;1p51.~~Ypii~J~~ 11 . 10. 1997 W162X ductod by: an Individual J~~11~ i~~; June11·!!;2
8
5j business yel? No 1Commiuloner, pursu•nt to -NO-T-IC_E_O_F_T_RU_ST_E_E-'S-Lesley, Scott and Jell
The namo(s) Social Secu· 1ec1oon 10 the pe1111on and u · 1 Have you staned doing Y • Roberta Ford Smith •w. SALE Ronnow and greal
lily or Foder~I Tax Num· sllow good c3use why lho Ml Wilson FMS B~otdcasl· PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No PUBLIC NOTICE T"ls slalement was llled SHIBLEY H. HORANEY. TS No A244215 granddaughlor, Hay-
bers. and address or 1ne court should no1 g1an1 1he ers. Inc. are au evine. Earl Price G1andy w1lh the County Clerk of President uoii Code A ley Underhill. Prtvate
buye1(s)/11anslereo a1e· authonly. ~~!~y LA L~;~ne 0f~~e E~I~~ A~~~11g:T~6N This statement was llled Fictitious Bustne11 Orenge County on May 30, ~:t~~J. WILUAMSON, ~ No services being hold al
PIZZA A. METRO. INC , 410 A HEARING on tho pet•· p1ica1oon Is lvalloblo tor wllh the Counly Clerk or Name Statement 1997 19973722588 06116 06111 06118 4 617/$.CAiOllNI Paclllc Vlow Memorial
VISTA ROMA. NEWPORT 11on will be h<!ld on JULY public Inspection at lhe TO SELL Orange Counly on Moy 21, The 1o11ow1ng persons ate Dally Pilot June 4, 1 t, 18, 6119• 06120 • • 1411'2m--2 4 Comor Park, Newport Beach,
BEACH, CALIFORNIA 10, 1997, at l :l\5pm In Cosla Mosa Verde Branch ALCOHOLIC 1997 19973721673 doing business as: Sliver 25, 1997 W17 ' ~aside t'°anoa led Trua-CA.
92660 Depl. 703 located DI 341 Library, 2969 Mesa Verde BEVERAGES Daily Piiot June 4, 11, 18, Ribbon Campaign, 93 PUBLIC NOTICE liOn, as du'tt: ~~
'"' """ """' "" "' '"' c .. , o .... ''"'"· o .. o"" • .,,, c .. r. MoH. ••••of Fiiing "· 1997 wm ,.,., ""· N-'°" ""'"· PUBLIC NOTICE t~~ rust l STENSKE generally descubed as fut· ango. CA 92GG!I Cahlorn13 92G26 between Appllcallon: CA. 92600-7209 &crow Mo. 5531 LL ~ C AU Barbara Ann•,
Mure fixtures. equ.pmenl IF" YOU OBJECT to tho tho hours ol 10 oo om JUNE 02, 1997 PUBLIC NOTICE Jean S. Uochly, 93 Linde rROPfJO'YAHOCAIUAlTY lllOTICfTOCRmlTDRIOflUlJ( TH ST 81 for 38 years a realdenr
machinery. lease. lea so· granhng 01 1110 pclolion. you and 9 00 p m Monday To Whom 11 Moy Con· Isle, Newport Beach, CA SYNOPSIS Of THE AlllUAL IAlf R H (lf'I lhe lorms ol Orange County.
hOld improvements, good· should appeor 31 tne hear· through Wednesday 1 oo corn· Fictitious Business 92660-7209 STATtMOfT (IJCC Sec. 11DI) wtuc:h art awf\ll lender in the died June 13 ol the
will, lrade name. covenonl ing and st;ite your Ob· p.m.to900prn.Th~1sdoy. The Nomo(s) ol the Ap· Nome Statement This business Is con-YfAJIOllEDISEMIER31, NOTICEISHERfBYGMNlhltUniled Slates}~ lhe ogool43.
nol 10 compelo. and lnvon. 1ecllons or !tie wdneii ob-10 00 il m lo 5:00 p .m F11· pllcilnt(s) 1s/n1c· CULINARY The loll owing persons are ducted by: an lndlvldual 1tff ~·bulk S11e 1s about lo be made cashMt(~. 9f other Sho Is survived by her
101y of stock ?n hand and 1ec11ons with lho courl bo-day and Saturday. and 1 00 WRAPS LLC domg business as: Equll· Havo you started doing Full Cotpo/111 Name UNlCAfl The name(s) Ind buSlneSS chec:!lS CMICod~ husband Alchord
are localed al 2325 EAST loro lhe heo11ng Your ap· Pm 10 5 OO Pm. Sunday. The applicants !Isled mq, 1601 Dove SI., ti t85, buslnessJel? Yos, 5-17·97 INSURANCE OOWP~ addms ot lhe seller 111 ...-r-Section 4h pavable "\-~ Stenske, daughter
COAST HIGHWAY. CO· poa1ance may be In person pub II shed N 0 wp01 I above aio applying 10 lho Nowpo11 Beach, CA 92660 Joan S. echly ttolne Oltiee :1170 111\tt:ll S9SOOU MAEJ.()fU 6M Bale( f-".!!,. ~.!.f.::.. sale l · K I Bl k OI
RONA DEL MAR. CALI· orbyJou1 at1orncy Beach·Cosla Mesa Da•IV Deparlmeni 01 Alcoholic RKL Mortgage Services This statement was hlod Slllt300Cos11Meu.CA92&26$1rttt. 15 eosia Mtsa, CAirtfi.';;d;n'leifSt'lbnW'· v'~s~n 0 :cn. s:~ln~~
FOANIA IF'( U ARE A CREDITOR P1lo1 Junt 18 20 25 27 Beverage Control to sell al Inc· (CA). 1601 Dove SI., w1lh the County Clerk ol T....., :....--.. """"""' ' ~tit ~Ill Id ~~"8 The type of license 10 be or a con11ngenl c:red1\01 ol 1997 • • • • coholic bevera~os 111• 2f>0 1 \BS, NewPort Beach, CA Oiange County on 5.20-97 I -..,708, • ..., mm ... ~ .,ca,..0 .,.,. now st u _ mother Corlnno Black. transferred is• ON· SALE tho deceased. you must Me · 8 E S R 92660 19073721580 1335.64l6, ""'no buSlness a ~"" • :I of N P'"""""' I other David Block. GENERAL FOR BONA FIDE vout claim w11h lhe court Wl S HTH T E T, STE O, ThlS business Is con· Total ltat;Ues • 247,681,468 BOAAO SHOP ~~· .de~:.....:_ brolhors David Black.
PUBLIC EATING PLACE LI· and mail a copy to lho por-PUBLIC NOTICE cpo~T~~~:i~ <rtg srv6:1 I ducted by: a corporetlon Dally Piiot Moy 28• June 4• AOQrtQate w11re-1ns ror Specill Al1 Olhtr WSlfleSS name(1) E~~Fl IAR~firstS.,ect~1 Jr .• and Steven Brack,
CENSE 147-324031 now sonot rep1esenlat1vo ap-License· 4,W ON s!L~ Have you started doing 11.18. l997 Wl 57 111riiu11Unds..O. and addlUS(U) used ~ the kor ~·11 hor grandmother Edith
issued tor lhe premises lo. pointed by the c:our1 v.1th1n NOTICE OF BEER ANO WINE·EATING business yel? Yos, 4·28·97 PUBLIC NOTICE <:ac>lll slllCks -2,600,<XX> sellel(s) withn the PISt lhlM mber 22 Nolle Franklln, and
cated at 2325 EAST lour montns trom lht date AVAILA81LITYOF PLACE R~L Mor1gage Sefll1ces AOQ11Q111wn11-1nsl0<0tlltrtllanyuq u Stllld bf 11'11sekl(s),1 s n~9 !111~ nephews Nathan and
COAST HIGHWAY, CO· ol lust issuance ol tne lot-ANNUAL REPORT Published Now port Inc, Randall A Luebke, Flctltlou1 Business al)tOlfsu•tunds..O. art Clnont.aomll) None Ir WI ol· Austin eraclc. Her
RONA DEL MAR. CALI· tors as provided 1n 111c11on Pursualll 10 Secllon Beach·Cosia Mesa Dnlly Vice President Name Statement SutJ;Ns notes 4-1 The ioc.on 1n tallfoma ol Ot ol sitter Jane Bleck
FOANIA 9100 01 lhe Caltlomia Pro· 6104(d) ol tho 1n1erna1 Aov· P1101 June 11 t8 25 1997 This s1aiemen1 was liled fhe lollow1ng persons aro Grou pad•ln Ind contllblltdlhe ei.tl mcutw OfflU al the ~ Sm1lh. preceded her The bul~ solo :ind lransler ba•e Code. Tho 11mo tor hi· onue Code, nolico 11 • · • w184 w1111 tho County Clerk or doing Outlness as: Shred sufl)lus -26.850.000 lse11el(1) IS (I same as abCM. so Y E;LT~ in death.
of \he alcohollc beverage 1ng claims will not e•p1re hereby gllltn lht1\ the >1n· Orange Counly on 5·23-97 Tt\read's I 465 N James· UnassigM<I filndS (SUrplu!) • 1111'1) S"'1t as abWe ~ E ~ TRU: Fomlly vlsltlltlon only.
license ls Intended 10 be before tour mon1h1 from nual report 101 tho fiscal PUBLIC NOTICE 19973721954 lown Way, Ora~go, CA 68,664,240 Ttie l\lf'llt(t) lllO blllnesSo Yi~ 0 N~ S i a r 0 w n M 0 rt u • r y,
contummaled al tho olltce tho ho1rnng doto nollcod year. January 31. 1997 ol Dally Pilot May 28. June 4, 92869 Surp!US u f10&tCI! llOllC)'holdtr • addrtU ol the buyef1S) Ill A ' TEC S •,, I e An a , CA.
ol UNIVERSAL TITLE above Ella Mey S1e<1mnn Founda NOTICe OF 11, 18, 1997 Wl65 Mark Edwin Akullinn, UGS M.014.2'40 AKfM NEM1TO. 2110 PtblH TY MAY COMPANY. 1205 E CHAP-YOU MAY EXAMll~E tho llOn a p11va1e foundollon. APPLICATION TO N. Jamestown Way, or. lncomel«lhtytat •l<X>,7~.2050nw.CofMIDll Mlr.CAG2626 A' BUC C7l4) 542•3949 esalst•
MAN AVE • ORANGE. CALI 1110 kept by ltte court II you 11 e.v••l•ble 11 the lounda-SELL ALCOHOLIC PUBLIC NOTICE 1J19e CA 92869 l)aetursetntnts r« lhe YtM • The aHtl belnQ sold Me y ~ E AN 1"0 tho ramily
FOANIA 92866 and tho Rrt a poison lfllOtOSltO Ill hons pronclplll OlllCG for '" BEVERAOES This buSlnoss ls con 164.DIM.640 get;tfllly dtleftblCS u Good YM. T
•ntlclpated sate dale 11 ll1e eslale, you moy 1110 specllon . during rogul&r Date of Fllln Fictitious Bu1lnH1 ducted by: an lndlvidulll Wt ntrtbv ce"IV thll lhe ebowTl'ldt Niimi. rvnni,., fiicllM, ~ •---------
July 7, 1997. wilh tlio couri a 10•111111 At· business noura llom 9 oo ~ Name Statemont Have you starled uo1ng 11tms &rt 1n llCCO~ wilft me fOijpm&IC. LUMhold lnllrtSl A Al Y
Thi bulk Ule is sub1ect lo quest for Spoc1111 Not1co ol n m. 10 5 30 pm by any Application. The followlng porson1 1ro business ytt? No Mnlal Statement IM lhe VtatltlSlhold lmpiowmtntl llld w
C111tornl11 Uniform Com· lhe lihng or an mvo11tory c111un who 1equHtt 11 MAY 30 , 1007 doing buainoas at'. Soul of Mark Akulllon ended Otcembtt 31 1DG8 made ltMnloly o1 ~111 no. ·
mercl•I Code Sectton and appra1ul 01 Olt.llll Al· wilhln 180 d•ys alt•r the To Whom It Moy Con· tho MUI<. Mercado V1ll•go. This llOlemenl was ftltd Ill lhl lrQu~ cOrntnsSIOr* end 111 IOCllld It eee e.i.r SU!Qfl Otiw. Costa
6tOG2 sots or or ony P•llon or da1oollh11publietl•Ot1 etrn· Su110 C·20, 31952 Com1no w11h the Coun1y CIDrk or tlU•IUOLlw 'Sl!Ml 15. Cosu Mui. (:A, sa,CA.926.JJ.
Thi purchase puce . or account u f'Ov•dtO 1n The founc1:uion·• pn"'lpal Tho Namo(sl of lho A~· C1p1tlilno, San Juan C&p· Oronge County on 5.:z.97 pu N' llOllALD A. WIUJAMI Q262S '(If I ttl'Mt .,., or ~
conaldero\lon In connection sec11on 1~SO o tho Ctl1IOr· olflct is located at 000 !)l•Canl(S) IS1 re DL.ACKI S ;strano. CA 92675 10073719771 .._............. ' Tiit la.ICll.Ult 1~ Ill be rilofl ot~8UOI ~
with the Hit or business nla P1obalt Codt A Ao· Newpon Cenior Ditvt OY TH£ SEA INC. Marsha Ltigll Altxaneler n-II IS"'°""" lb0'4, no and trinafer of lhe llcente. quoa1 tor Sp•c•ol Nollet Suite 500 Newport Dl.'och' Tho 11ppllc11n1s titted 33701 Ollndll Or., Dini Daily Pilot M1y ~8. Junt 4, N'TllJllAI C •. 081(91, lecre-CO(llUllWTl.-d • lhe off1ce ol is given IS 10 itS • 11 tne sum ol $32,000.00, lorm Is 1111111lablu lrom the CA 112000• ' above 11t opplylng to tno Point CA 92629 11, t8, 11JIJ7 WHJO lary SANTA ANA ~. 714 S nets_qr ~SS
Including Inventory Htl-court Cltrk. Fo1,1nd•1lon's Prlncipol Dopartmonl ol Alcoholic Thia' butinou la eon· PUBLIC NOTICE 'HewPo1t8ucn..COtll ~ Mltn, SMtl AN.. CA 9'l701 ltld gp"lncsery ~:c*
tnateel •I SO . which con-Attorney for the Petl• Tol•phone P~uniDer 1141· Bovtrago Control to tell al· ducted by: an lndMduOI CN426n5 37781 -lill lllUMclPl*'d Ult CS. II .lily 7, g,.lldl~ dfltu~ Oool
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CASH TO OE OEP'OSITEO HOLL y HUTCHINS The pr1nc1p31 managor ol W OCEAN FRONT. NEW· t>u11ntst yta? No Name 8tatetnent L E TM blk Ult II IUtlleCt Ill i!Ofe tll9al • 3500 P1t11lo View Otiv. al1i. or lhe totlow1ng· tloneri 7G0-09V1 cohotlc bevoragos •1: 21 l8 Have you ttantd doing FlcUtlou1 Bu•lnHt !8 lll.20.2324· lllGt lDGT I' MCUftdfM
IN !SCROW. 132.000 00 ltlQ., ccsa 1ee29e), lht lounda11on I• Robtr1 w P~nT BEACH. CA 92661 Marsha Lolgh Alu1ndtr Thi ronowlng Pf't•on• .,. PUB IC NOTIC c:.i.tonaa t.nlonnl Commert:lal ~ 2..1 Hewpcw1 e..ch ~f:~l ~06~:~~0T~~ HUTCHIN s a RAIN· s~~'/,mr::~ on Cenltr Drlvt l.IC~n~~~ 11~0'b°N.'SiL~~(~~ ~j~~· \~~~'~':~: w~l~r~ileo~ doing bUslneH ea: WHI "'"" '"mnen ,CodtllleS.::6.: ldOllN OI"" ~ r-::::144-::-:·='00===--1
OIPOSITl!O ON•, 30 CORPORATE Su11e SOOPNtwport euc:h' !RALPlJllLlCPl'll!MIStS 1)1anoe Counly ~n 5·8·97 g~:~1n.f'',r1'""~ .. w~4:t~ ~.~ IPt/SOl'I Wllll•homel•ll'lll"lltrbe ~"°' de * inCj DEMAND NOTE FOA IN-PARK, IT!. 302, IR· CA 92SGO ' PubllDhld NtWp<'.. t90?37203fl 8 h CA 02083 -... .._... tiltd IS SANTA N4A ESCROW. to CIJlltl lhe un-
VENTORV NOT TO E.X· VINI!, C• 02800 pub 11 • h. d N. w p 011 =••Ch·Co•ta MUI' •... ,hy Daily Pilot M•y 21 June 4 E~rcc M1lc:hell Ouinit~ 4401 Thi folOwlflO ~714 s Mlin, s.-~ CA §.I Mid l)R)p-
cuo THE SUM OF: PubllshtCI Ntwpol\ 8each•Co1t1 MtH 011lly tlot Junt 4• 1 I, II. t~h2 ll ll 1~7 ' W\$9 Ctlannel Pl Ntwporl =~tllllh ~T9Z101 end 1111 last CllJt fot lihflO ~ JI~ n n11 bffn agreed b.-8eacn Coats MtH Daily Pilot June ti. t997. · · Otacn Cahl 112663 0.1111 ~ •llY ~ aNill be noelCI oi ~ tti. ttNlf(t)/1icent .. Pilot June 12. 10, tU. 1997 W192 FJND Tn11 °bu11ne11 Is con-~· 13629 ~11.llly 3, 1W7 WlllC/l ti f'9 Ml ~
and the lnltncleel bUyer(s)/ ThW923 Cl•18lfl•d TRADE ~ k SCMI• c:Anm ~ lllfM the 9*1~ Lt. ttal\llerH, 11 r~ulreel by REN _,u ,.ia a. al*!fltd lbOw st' f110 9 • 1 1778 S9C. _i4g73 or the Buslneu Sell your nome The moat comprehen· T Pl'lfllM ~ f*ln>n-Daleo .kJnt 12.. 1DG7 KICOtOJ 111 itle o of
•nd Proleaslon• codt, that through CIHllllod alve and cu11ent dhtC• thfO\IQI\ classlfled an ~partment ICl. lnG , 1Cllrf0Mt• co~n.AKfMNO.«>TO ~·) feconMf of --------· l \he cona1aer111on ro tr•n•· 842•5 078 tory of goods end Hr· 842·5878 through classlli~d through ctassiltcd 13620 lMllll c.io.. Sanll ~ Newooneucil.coN~ , t let Of IN twll~H llld II Vi CH around I ,SOttrqs, CA Dal70 ~ 6S3gjin 11, 1097 of plQOlrty .. be
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Cldt~IOH' b IU.A TH I MJllCE OF ffn ,.._by OMAI eny ood oil• .,. ev .... unleu they heve IF YOU OBJECT TO H • T A 0 U E A N O llbf• for eumlninlon In wliwd notlo. °' o~ tht oranUno of tM NI II .. TO KATHLllN L. CLARK In the file kept by the Hnted to the P.ropo1ed petition. you ehoulct .a!IB&IBi the luMrior Court of court. ectlon.> The lndepen-..,.,_... at the heerino dfATE Of: ''D"A Cellfomle, County of THE P£TTTION r.. dent edmlnletretlon end et.t• your objeo-
D .. ,.._MA Orenge qu..t9 euthotfty to ... .--.wUtbe-ed tlOM 0t fit• wtltten • '' THE PETITION edminleter the Mt9t9 ;"~"r en l~ed obfectlone with tht •zr-:.zo-w f'nuthttTHOMAlr.t under the Independent penonflffenobfeoUon oourt before the heet· .-..a-llO. A11'78Ge ., ,.ATH~ ~NE L CA' ~ROK Admlnleuadon of e .. to the petition end Ing. Your appearenoe _._ ... _. "" ....., """ tlltff Act. CThl• euthofi. 1how1 good oeuH why m.y be In pe,.on or by To .. ,_,., beMft-be eppolnted ••rw,..o~ :.y wlll 811ow tht .,.,.on-tht court ehoUkt not your anorney. d~ :::~~. °:t !,_,rnlepttr•"r !L'!-••~t• to0f reprnentedw to take grent tht euthof'lty. IF YOU ARE A
,._... _,. U19 .. "'4lnY ectlone without A HEARING on tht CR~DrTOR or • oonti~ ~ 4::!:t:rtn the decedent. obtaining ooun eppnw-petition will be held on gent creditor of the THE PETITION ,.. el. Befor. tAlklng oertaln July 116 1987 at 1 :4S aeceeeed1 you muet ftl• the wtl or Mute, or qun\8 tM deoedent'• wry Important eotlone1 P.M. In ept. 703 locat-your dem with tht
both1. W. LEONA D. Will end oodlolle If howlWf, the pef'90NI ed at 341 The Cltv court end mell e bopy to TAGuE AKA LEONA any, be edmltted' to reprnentatlw wtP be Box 14188 theperaonelreprnenta-DnAOR~~: hie prob.ii. TM WIU. end required to glw notice 12811-dw IPPOinted by the
n; 1111 to lntereeted pereone oourt within four
PUBLIC NOTICES
monthe from the d•te
of ftnrt 1.-u•noe of
letter• " provtded In H otton 1100 of the
Clfifornl• Probate Code. The time for fil4ng
delme will not expire
before four monthe
from the heeriflQ date
notloed above. YOU MAY !XAM-
IN! the fie kept by the
oourt. If you ere • per-
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Nodoe of the filing of en
Inventory end eppr•eal of MUte ....i. or of
PUBLIC NOTICES
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997
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NEWPORT
BEACH
FURNITURE 6014 OFFICE
FURNITURE &
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HOUSES/.
CONDOS
FOR RENT
Hom•• lrom pennies COSTA MESA 2124 on $1 . Delinquent Teuc ,
Re po· s, A E 0 ·1. Your iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
a r •a. To 11 Free 2bd/1 ba Garage, small
1·800·218·9000 yard, hkups. 405 &
ext.H·1398 Harbor. $850. Avl 7·1.
lo.r current llstlngs. 557.5539 alter 7pm
GOVERNMENT Summer Rental
NB M/F to share w/
young prof upscale lg
2bd. nr bch, w/d, gar
pkg $700 011 631·4976
Newport Co••t
Beautlful & Exclusive
2 .. 2 Condo, brand
new. Oat• guarded.
Pool/spa/g ym/tenn.
$545 +Ulla. 245·7335
R e a p • n ts p r o f • I
seoklng same to ahr
home In COM, n/pets.
Call 714-673·3348
FORECLOSED 3bd, 2ba. 1625s.I. Lrg1---------HOMES garage. beautifully GARAGES
FOR RENT 2740 Pennies on the $1. landscaped. Nr 405/
0 •II n q u e n t Tax . 73/55 fwy1. Furn or
Repo's, REO'e. Your unfurn'd. 548·9232 jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
area. Call toll lree for
current listings.---------
1·800·218·9000 NEWPORT
Ext H·5139 BEACH
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Balboa Newport Re.tty, Inc.
YEARLY RENTALS
2169
Deluxe etorage, 20X36,
paneled. wired for
alarm, up to 4·Cara.
COM. $400. 760·6026
18Ri Btlbo• $850
$100
$550
••••••••• Pride E'slde C .M .
18Ri Cotti Mesa
Stuclo Ap~ Balboa
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
nelghl 3br/2.5ba hll
+ (3) 2BR unllll
$434,900. Agt 570.8263
------BUSINESS OFFICE 11;;;;;7;.2;i;i;3i;;;;·;;;;4;;;4a9;;;;;4~1 coSTA MESA 2624 FOR RENT 2769
COSTA MESA 1024
$575. & Up, 1·2 Br Ofo Suite 8411q.ft.
Cottagae. Move-In 3 Pvt Olllces and
Speclal. Near Beach. Reception area.
714-848·2421 441 Old Newport Blvd, Gorgeous Vlewl e s 220 Reduced! $209,400 E'alde Studio full kit Nwpt ch. 1 ·
Jennv Bradl•V• Bkr & bath, pvt entrance, 714·850·9505
7 1 4 ·6 4 5 .3 9 4 1 o r patio. All ulls ~cable
714 967 8898 pager Pd· N /a m k r /p •ta· ---M------• • • Rel'a. s6so. 850.4778 INCO E
RedUc•d to s112,oso PROPERTY 2790 ··--walk to Harbor & ---------Wiison shopping ctr· NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Nice 38R. 2BA. 2-clff Seller Desperate garage. Ltg rear yard. BEACH 2669 Hunl. Sch. 2 U 2BA,
Agt, 842•1872 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1.SBA ea. Grt Income. •
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
V•o•nt .. R••dYI
8paclou1 3Bd 1.76Ba,
l'•m rm, Ip, brlgh1 lcl1,
new pelnt, ln1ld• •nd
oull •sa27 ,eoot
Nancy l..UkH•Ag•
:?t ... 43 .. 79'7
Whethlf vou'rt buylno
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•18R $725• 28R stBA 1835
D/W Incl. 80x30 pool.
No pet1. Carport.
Viet• Del Mesa t---------
•548-4859•
Lido tale, fully furn,
tbf, utla & gar lncld.
No pe11. S82& mo/yrly.
., 14-772·9272
PREGNANT?
You choose the adop·
tlve family. Medical/
Uvlng expenses paid.
All c:ills kept strlcUy
confld e ntlel .
law office• of Steven R. Lies
1 ·800·92·ADOPT
or (619) 231 ·7727
SEEKING
WOMEN 3004
Handsome Attorney
Seeks very attractive
1llm wht lemalo 260:14
for dating.• 360·4947
NB Law Olhce seeks
Receptionist
8:30am·5·30pm
M o n d o y ·F r I d a y .
BBsic computer skills
required. 87:J·7410
Plumber, licensed
local plumbor soeklng
Exp'd Journeyman.
Fox lnlo and avail·
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Wt hm <Vlfflll optn1np in.
., Rrcqitioo
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silver. glass. pelntil!Js. porcelul, china, pottefy.
Old COSll.ml Of fine
iewetry. bronzes, lum ..
penod lighting.
decorative objecis.
• One "em °' tnllre estale
• ConlidentlaVRtlerences
• Estate sails oonducted
• lrmiediate cash
Proless1ona1 L19n1-Box
Bretlord Ac:cul19n1
Model 6000 S, 50 00
Flat Illa for art or blul?·
prints 7·drawor x1n1
cone. 5200 752·2627
Lonv Hair male s .. c e
B rown k llll?n
Intelligent. playful .Jno
soclable. 4mos o Cl
714.954.32..:G
HAWAIIAN STYLE SPORTING
BAMBOO PICTURE GOODS 6065
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"Rock Bonom P11ces"
Go 011ect Ends incl
21x30 52.788
32x40 S4,766
40x60 57 ,444
46x70 S9,9BB
54x100 SlS,466
64x 120 S23.644
Many others. Pioneer
1 ·800·668-5422
Buy It. Sell It. Find It
Claaalfled.
S15 It 675·7518
Primo N ewport
Harbor Sllp m Tr•dC
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Employment
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New, never used, w11h
grill, Orop·ln, Stainless
Steel, Jenn Aire. Cost s 1200 Must Sell 5600
obo 722·7556
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+month I World Tra1101 FURNITURE 6014
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842·5678
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Tables. chairs, sofas.
pictures. rugs &
Anllques 780·8143
En1rtn Cab Pd 53,000
now, chrry lin, · bovl
glss 000 722·1323
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ability 631·8323 ---------
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Fall colors. 2 mos
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
HONDA 9085 LEXUS 9115 MERCURY 9135 ROLLS ROYCE 9182
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
'DO Aooord LX, 4~r •92 Lexu• 8C400
Sedan, A.JC, 5spd, CPI! Best deal of the
em/Im caea. orig yearl (vlnl3BFP872)
owner, 57K ml. $18,897
58800 obo 644-8258. Be•ch Motor•
e•2.e888
'78 Or•nd M•rqul•
39k orig ml. 4dr.
Reduced lo $3000
840·8070
tg4 COUGAR
77' Sliver Shadow
II, 75th Aninverary
M odel. 88K mt .
$20.000.obO 345·0104 ACROSS
1 Ptle
5 Yellow1Sti b1own
10 Sonny end -
14 Wheelpar1
68 Large antelope
69 Hlgll
70~
7t Q!Qrtu THAT EXTRA CHANCK
'93 Accord LX
Auto, lmmacl
(vln#3CUK404)
510,997
Beach Motor•
&42·8888
'92 Le•u• SC400
Jade. lull option
Razor sharp. Certified.
1001208 $27,977
'94 Le•u• OS300
Blacl<Jtvory. Full •pee
only 23k. Certified
111067344 $28,277
Full Power Loaded SATURN Moonrool & More 9190
72 Slollful l'!aat.-Wl't1t vulnrrabll' Snu th clenl11. riller 111, I h(' 11h1m ht'carne ta11y to
reach
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17 Twirled 1 Jewelry t>ox
18 Oo1arto nve• fastenono
19 Acl1ess Chaso 2 Montreal pl11yP1
20 Ornamental Mii 3 Ptelll1no '22 Puttered 1ngrodlen1
24 Kunstler s org 4 Certain wruor
25 Old map abbr 5 Nepal s cap11a1
26 Hints 6 ·sen •
30 Fast horses 7 Lemony
35 Close reta11ve boverage
36 Bamb• s mother 8 Types
37 Wa101co1Jr<.o 9 Tiny amounts
38 Watch 1 O Nursf!ry bed
4 I Assumption t t Knoll
43 Da1syhke tlownr t 2 ActrPSs 44 Ooh and Summer
45 Equal score 11Ust'1he hb1ary
46 Plateaus 21 Krmono c;ash
4 7 Hiker s bag 23 Pa tr
50 Concer1 halls 25 Pu! 1n10 service
53 Pressu1e un11 26 Muslims
abbr reh9ton
S4 Vernal 27 Cowhands loop
58 Dependable :>8 Clove htlch and
62 Smalle<;t ol thP. granny
fi •B 97 C 11197 Unlle'1 r••kl•• S~• ..
34 Smooth and 54 Therefore
glossy 55 Campus area
39 large green 56 ·0o -olhers·
parrot 57 Roman 10ad
40 Welles or Bean 59 Melvtlle s.,a
4 1 Tin -Alley cap1a1n
42 Musical work 60 Small wooded
44 Ahas valley
48 Calif hours 6 t TypP ol lnck
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60 PaR•
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was lhr four of diamonds The IUll
urn d<'Cl&rt'r playt'd low from dum·
my and, when Enst won with the
kinv,, n spode could be d111canic'<I on
the d1anwnd11 and that wa~ thot
At thP othl'r lnhll.' the Amt'ri1·nn
declarer elected lo finesse t he
qut'en al trick one. Whl'n thnt loRt
lo the !ting, drclarer hnd t~1 fall liol'k
on the !lpade fi n<'Rse -down nrw
'94 Civic EX
Auna groat. all power,
aumool, AC. alarm.
Sl 1,000. 842·3823
ISUZU 9100
'92 TROOPER Auto, V6, AC
(200439/903921\)
$17,495
Toyota of
Huntington Beach
714-847·8555
JEEP 9110
'93 EAGLE
VISION TSI
ORANGE COAST
PONTIAC
714.444.5200
'D4 Lexus OS3oo __ S_S ______ _
Black/Ivory. Full op· NI AN 9150
tlon. Chromes. Certl· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
fled. '92 Pathfinder Black
#060284 $27,877 2-whl drive, 64K ml, 5·
'95 S•turn SLI
Sedan Air, PS, cass.
PW, PL, 1111, CC.
Xtra sharp!
#345956. $9999
ORANGE COAST
GMC
714·444·5200
'95 Lexus SC300 apd, ac, tow pkg, ed.
Black/Ivory. Full op· $12,500.obo 427·1828 •-T-O_Y_O_T_A ___ 9_2_1_0
Uon. Certified. 31 k --•9 2 Sentra 1029209 $35,977 '98 Lexu• SC300 Auto, ac
White. only 8k, SAVE <200ii:'7~g363)
HUGE. Cert 111 ed. Toyota of
#036182 $37,777 Huntlnnton Beaoh ·Lexue· • 8 55 MIHlon Vfelo 847' 5
1·800·869-5398 '95 Altlma GXE Sdn
'94 Lellus ES300
1·ownr. low ml, Lthr,
Mn rl. Champagne.
$21 ,500. 646·2226
Lo ml. Perlec1. lmmac!
(Vtn#3MMP540)
$11.988
Beach Motors
842-6686
'91 COROLA
SRS COUPE
S·Spd, AJC. P/S, Cas·
sette, Tiit, Alloys
1457332 $4,999
ORANGE COAST
JEEP
714·549·8023
lttter 2Q Acquired
63 Forb1drlen 31 Woolly animal
49 Fortv winks 64 Tavern
51 -on acts hke 65 Bogart ftlm Pau Pan
EAST
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f'll!tJll
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diamond is unquestionahly corrrct.
lwcausc il offers drclarrr an extra
chance Suppo!le lhol South follow11
low and f:asl win!I lht' Jnrk Tlrrlrlr
er can t11kt' nny r rlurn, drnw
trump" in three roundc;. lht'n rfl"h
the ace and king of spadt'" If th<'
qu<'cn drnps, tht' hand 11; ov('r If 1l
docs not. drclarrr can qt1ll foll ha<k
on the dinmond finr<1o.;(' That K•Yl"I
South the samr ch t111cf" of lwo
finf'l'.<ws. excf'pl that holh nre 1n the
diamond su1l I n mld1t111n thf'rr 1c;
thP POS'l1hility thnl I"" l]llf'(•n of
spnrirR mtJ:hl fall (l I•: I>'
V6, Loathr, A/C, P/S,
P/W, P/Locks, P/Seat, ---------• '92 Toyota Plck·up
66 Mets stad•OJm 32 Acuess Ekberg a grandparent 'Three Ofl('ning lrnd Four or '>
ABS, CO Player, MAZDA 9125 ---------Deluxe extra cab. V6,
Cruise, Tilt, Alloys OLDSMOBILE 9155 bedliner, Sspd, AC, 67 AnendancP 33 Elementary 52 Raise in status Match" #528409 $9,999 PS, tilt, CO, step ----~--3~--4~ 5 B ~10!'-~l~t--.~12!'-~1~3~
Th1<1 hand rould comf' uul of 11
tf'xthook on pl11y llowevl'f, 1l was
tleult 1n lhr l'llll Brrmurla llowl.
nnd onr of thf' world's gN'al playns
w('nt wn111g
ORANGE COAST '94 M.zd• Mlata '85 Cutlass Cierra bumper. Sliding rear
Id
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35
38
43
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t·hampioni:;hir mntrh, the final eon-
lrnl'l wns ~1x hrnrti; aflrr Soulh
opr·nrd 11nP hC'art Onre North
lrnrtwcl lhal p:1rtnrr helrl ~padr
L<'nrn to be o h ctfrr hriclgc
playPr! Suhsrriht> n o w lo the
Goren Rrirtge Leltt'r hy enlli ng
(MOO) 7RR-1225 for inrormalion.
Or write to: Gon•n Uricfl{t' Lt•t·
ter, P.O. Box 44111, Chkngo, Ill.
60AAO.
CHEVROLET 9045 FORD 9075 FORD 9075
'95 Astro Van
V6. Loadod, Like New
(200586/SB205266)
$17,495
Toyota of
Huntington Beach
714-847·8555
CHRYSLER 9050
'85 Mustang Con\'
A Summer of Joy!
Wht w/sh1ny new blk
top. Powerful SL auto·
matte S:ll\95. 546-4379
90 ' Mustang LX
Conv. 5.0, Wll1to
ru11y Loaded' 77K
s1000 obo r.so 3333
'85 THUNDERBIRD •---------
V ·8, Ai C. F ult Power. I =GiiEiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii0ii8iiO AM FM Stereo. Tinted 1•
Glass. S2,500. Please
Call 714·636-0409.
'87 FORD VAN Conv.
'95 GEO METRO
LSI COUPE
Auto, Ac. AM FM
Stereo Prior ronlal.
JEEP
ac, am/I m c:ass, window, Very cloan. cruise. Limited Edition 4 door. V6, auto, all #029073. $8999 power, s 1300/obo.
714·549·8023 p~\1~2~1~~~~~9> 723.1504 ORANGE COAST
•WINDOW CLEANING• s17,995 '92 Olds 88 Roya le GM C
FREE ESTIMATES Toyota of Sedan Lon de d' 714·444·5200 645·0335 Huntington Beach i m m a c . h u r r y I 714·847·8555 (vln N3DGN638) •·,-9-3--4-_ ... R_u_n_n_e_r_B_l_k,
SBl\97 F 11
LAND ROVER
'97 Protege LX Boach Motors Loaded! u pwr, ac,
7k mi. Many extras! 842•6666 4wd. new tires. cass.
9113 (vlniV3UAX267) snrf. $171<. 675·0232
$11 ,998 '93 Olds Clora Sdn
'93 Range Rover
BAG. One owner.
Beach Motors Lo ml. It's porloct! '95 Tercel SON
842·6666 (vinN3CtlF716) S6997. Auto. lmmac, hurryl
Beach Motors (111n#0004203) S8944
842-6666 Beach Motors
842·6666 MERCEDES 9130
Loodod. Chromes. Lo ---------•
Lo mllos. (626000)
• 9 4 DI scove ry iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
1 local owner. Perl '84 500 SEC Redlblk iPiiLiiYiiMiiiOiiUiiiTiiHiiiii9iiiil ii6ii5 •---------con d LOQdod. Lo Xlnt cond. 138k ml VOLKSWAGEN 9235 rntlcs. (095158) s13,900. 631.0261. '92 Range Rover
County. Silver beauty. '87 190E SON
Books'records. Travel Auto. sharp, hurry'
in style• (610123) (vm#3EHX992) $7944.
Beach Motor•
Mission Viejo 842-6668
Land Rover '96 MERCEDES C220
714·365·8750 Sliver/Grey Only
t96 NEON
Auto, A C. P S. P W.
P/Locks. Cass. Cruise.
Ttlt Prior Rental
N68t354 $9,999
'69 Bug Rebuilt eng,
new starter & brakes.
exc cond. S2500/obo.
548-0569
'93 LeBoron Conv
auto. p/s. p/w, p/
locks. am/Im c:iss.
cusl whls. Xtra clean.
V-6, AfT. P/S. AC,
low mi. Ong Owner.
$4,500 720·1722 Super Gas Sovcr1 1---------
N739703 $6,999 LEXUS 9115
10,000 local miles
Factory warranty.
ORANGE COAST
PONTIAC
714.444.5200
Many extras Pnstino _P_O_N_T_IA_C---
9
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1
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7
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0
'70 VW Bug Blue, new
motor. tires, brakes &
baHery. Looks good.
S2990. 966·1275
(101180/PF678988)
$10,995
Toyota of
Huntington B each
714-847-8555
'80 ESCORT (347573) $29.690 , ________ _
'92 Loxus SC300 Land Rover MISC. AUTO 9245 0 RANGE COAST I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
8 U ICK
714.444.5200
White, certified, lull Mission Viejo '92 Grand Am Sdn
option. Lexus lease •365·8750• Auto, xtrns, 1mmac• return. _6_4_, __ 2_3_0_S_L __ C_o_n_v-. (vm # 3BJY997) SG666
BMW 9030 BUICK 9035 CADILLAC 9040 DODGE
I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
5 sp'd, am1lm cass
(.200512/356569)
$5495
Toyota of
Huntington Beach
714-847-8555
9065 -,-88_T_E_M_P_O_G_L_
'95 GEO PRISM
auto, oc
(200550/028543)
$11,99!5
Toyota of
Huntington Bonch
714·847·8555
#006694 $26,497 Newly restorod, now Beach Motors
'94 Lexus GS300 inler, lnclds Hard Top. ___ 8_4_2_·_6_6_6_6 __ _
SEIZED CARS from
$17 5. Porsches.
Cadillacs. Chevys.
BMW's. Corvettes.
Also Jeeps, 4WD's,
Your Area. Toll Free
1 ·800·218·9000 exl.
A·1398 for current llsungs
'87 BMW 325 noa.
alarm, G cyl, Sspd,
AC. Oii pwr, sunrool
S 7995 ObO 5,1Q.iJ068
'94 7401 Blklblk.
'86 Park Aveunue
noods engine work,
new transmission
S600. or best offer.
909-359-4946
195 CENTURY
'78 Sevllle 2nd
owner, xlnt cond.
rebuilt eng. New trans.
custom wire whls,
S2950/obo. Need to
sell! 668·9277
'92 Explorer
4X4 One ownor. XII
Loothor Etc. Loaded
(E06998)
Land Rover
Mission VleJo
•365·6750•
Auto, A/C,I P/Locks,
PJS. Cass, Till, Alloys
N 128147 $3,999
ORANGE COAST
JEEP
714·549·8023
HONDA 9085
'88 Accord LX
Whlto/lvory. Certified. $l7,500 obo 375·0104 Full option. Won't last. '95 C.rnnd Am GT.
#066300 $26,731 91 '560 SEC Blk/Blk 2·dr Fully Loadc<J
'94 Lexus LS400 lmmaculato & loadoCl with Alarm. Under
Cryst.:11 quartz. Full Cstm Signaluro Whls. 16K m1. S12,000.
option. Cerltflod Don't SJJ.950. 283·1777 LM 714 C·~~·!.l1~3
miss this one.
it204755 $33,977 '95 GRAND PRIX
A u t o . A C • P IS
p Locks cu~selle
AUTOS
WANTED 9246
Like new 16 chrome
wlH·el:-., c.:ir phone
SJ2 900 642·8239
'95 3 1 Bl Conv. rod/
t<>n. auto. 21 k nu
new tags. f,1ct war.
S2S.900 G-11~·11036
Auto, A/C, P/S, P/W.
P/LOCkS, P/Seat, ABS,
Cassette, Cruise. Tilt
#526409 $8,999
'82 Cadillac Eldo
V-6. Auto, A/C, Llhr
lnto11or. Full Power.
$2,500 974-2351
'94 Viper Roads ter
Block Boauty Only
17K mites. Loaded,
A/C, Etc Flawless
(102012) $45,990
'91 E xplorer
"Eddie Bauer" 4x4,
(vm#UD18085)
$9988
5 ·S p d • A/C , PIS ,
Cruise, Till, AM fM
(101289'065805)
$7995
Toyota of
Huntington Beac h
'94 Lexus L 'i400
Black/black. Full op-
tion 271\. Mint. Cerll·
Can't seem to
ge1 to all 1hose
repair jobs
around the house?
C r u 1 s e ' T 1 It I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii #215651 $10,999
1990 BMW 3251
ORANGE COAST
8 U IC K
714.444.5200
CADILLAC 9040
CHEVROLET 9045 Land Rover
Mission VleJo
'66 Corvette Stingray ___ •_3_6_5_·8_7_5_0_• __
Coupe. Yellow, all Class1l1ed is ...
books records CONVENIENT
Beach Motors
842·6686
88' Tempo, 4-door, 714·047·8555
pwr locks/windows, •ea Civic ox. 4·dr 5.
cass. cc. runs great spd. ;im lrn cass. a c.
$1995. 644-6758 Excellent Cond!!
lied
N 196780 $34,977
'96 Lexus ES300
White ivory. Full op-
tion. I 7k, Cerllloed.
N 166664 $281977
-Lexus·
Mission Viejo
1 ·800·669-5398
Le1 the
Classifled
Service
ORANGE COAST
PONTIAC
714·444-5200
CLASSIFIED
WANTED Good used
car. truck or van
Will pay cash • PP
714-734·9233
ANTIQUES &
CLASSICS 9250
·l·Or 5 spd Bron~('
Tan Lealhcr Interior
LOOto.S t. Run .. Cre;i1 ·
Loaded ABS Driver
Au Bag !Jew br;:ii\es
t1-r.u19 bl.!11 u.111ery &
tores SO 900 000
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11111 int . lull pwr.
$4,000 974-2351
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Lie/Ins 631-5081
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SERVICES 3919
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