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Home My WebLink About1997-07-25 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS · CdM hOOp8 classic co,nl;ng Satur,day feasting mg way through .tire oc fair W en, here I am again, at the comer of Heartache and Heartburn, the .main intersection of the Orange -COunty Pair, a man with an appetite, a man ready to do bad. ·Down this way: com dogs. Over there: deep-fried zucchini I stare down at and eggplant. Around the oomer. Fat Boys Diner, home of the Philly Cheese the gyros. ~ak. Every- where you look the greasy smoke billows in the Farew ell, my·lovely. sky, the rows of grilled chickens hiss and pop and the evening air itself tastes thick and dangerous. Bach year, without so much as a nudge, I trudge over to the fair ~ do my best to atone for a year d rtlftive healthy eating. It ..... to come easy. Too easy. I gensaDy take my time and soak in all ttae o(ferlngs, spend- in0•11Nd> u Ul boQr iQ' • ~ l"ClllW~ the food aUlles -.-mg &JI but toucb1ng nothing. Ther&'s Uie MSG-ravaged Chinese food, steaming hunks of bratwurst, &labs of sti,11-bubbling pizza, potatoes as big as tennis shoes, gooey funnel cakes and thick strands of beef jerky. So many ways to be bad. The fair, for me at least. is a throwback to a different era, a time when clogged arteries were only mentioned on traffic reports, a time when nobody worried about saturated fats or sodium and ca.rbs were some· thing that only the mechanic at the corner garage had to wony about. a time when your parents told you that the only bad things • to eat were paper and dirt and possibly your aunt's fruit salad at Tbanbgiving. So I make the rounds while my family scatters. My wife knows what she likes and sticks ~ to it. My daughter seems to eat b.ardly anything at all and my ICO's pretty much like a ca.r - ftll him up and he's good until the next meal. In the smoky distance I can lee the Chuckwagon, the folks Uned up for a hearty meal of •Set MARBLE PAGE 4 Friends and family ioin ·········································~····l.-::.l .... at Crystal Cove to pay ................•.................................... their last .respects to ... ·····················•••ti••••················ Pegye Bechler ................................... Sid Soffer's daughteit appeals to council •Reading from a letter written by her father, Shima Soffer asked that the truth be told about his case. ly sw.n Deemer, DaJ1'j Pilot Puglttve Sid Softer lae•dedfor 1-Veps after.bewa c:c.Yldecl of fta&llU.. ·INUd· lllgCodel. I UFFA Keeping peace up in the friendly skies Water chief pleads with Mesa to talk peacefully •Irvine Ranch Water District's Darryl Miller shows UJ> at Mesa Consolidated's meeting with hopes of peace. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MBSA "'°"" It was a good faith message from officials at ltvme Ranch Water District to Mesa Consolidated Water District: "We need to l*tl> spending public funds on legal costs and fotul on what we were created to do -efficiently abd cost effectively serve water to the public,• said Darryl Miller, president of the Irvine Ranch board of directors. Miller said he didn't come to Mesa's regular meeting Thursday night to debate or discuss legal issues, but be pleaded with board members to allow Irvine Ranch to peacefully proceed in its merger with Santa Ana Heights Water Co. "We can't go back to untender shares, undo our interconnection to serve water to Santa Ana Heights, unhire employees and undo the billing and administrative work that has already been completed to serve Santa Ana Heights;• Miller said. His district has been involved in a battle with Mesa since January about Irvine's acquisition of the smaller Santa Ana Heights and the two large districts have spent thousands of dollars fighting each other. Last week an Orange County Superior • SEE MESA PAGE 4 Newport eyeing contenders for '98 Rose Bowl •Tourism officials will attend Big Ten luncheon next week in hopes of striking a deal with teams, alumni groups. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Local tourism industry types are packing their bags for a trip to Chicago, where they're hoping to convince Rose Bo*1 con- tenders to fill local hotels if their team ends up in the Jan. 1 game. Newport Beach Conference & Visitors Bureau President Rosalind Williams and representatives from four local hotels plan to make their presence known at Wednesday's Big Ten Conference kick- off luncheon. "They bring a lot of money to town.• Williams said. "The business comes at a time that we would otherwise not have much business.· Local restaurants and hotels scored some big bucks during the 1996 Rose Bowl when the bureau struck a deal with the Northwestern University Alumni Association. More than 5,000 alumni poured into Newport hotels and held pep rallies at Fashion Island as their team pulled off its first • SEE ROSE BOWL PAGE 4 I \ I> I \ ()pBN 10 A.M. TO MIDNDrr. • OCN ICJlll• DAY -Otllchn ... 12 arid under we ldmltted ffM all CMy. • 10 lllDU POil 110 -Purchal9 a tpedat wristband good fol 10 rides fot $10; V.lld Fridly only, opening untJI doting. fot rides In the major and kJddTe m6dw.. Good for all ages. Does not Include gate admission. AU DAY • CrHtlons In (l9y by the O.C. P0Mner Oay Guild -Home and Hobbles Bulldfng •tailoring Tole for E*Y Home by the O.C. Tole and Oecotative Painters -Home and Hobbles Building • • Wann, Wortdty, Whlmsql Woodcarving by the Callfomla Woodauver's Guild - Home and Hobbfes Building • Junior Dairy Goats, Junior Dairy Cattle, and Open Dairy Goats on Display (until 11 p.m.) -: Uwstodc Area 10 A.M. " Tropical Bish Contest -Kids' Stage • Pathw• To Ashing -Newport Ring • Junior Poultry Judging (until 4 p.m.) - Smell Animal Tent • Junior Dairy Goat Judging (until 7 p.m.) - UWst.ock Arena • Orange County Fair Western Showdown Horse Show (until 8 p.m.) -Mesa and Onlnge Arenas/Equestrian Center • China Painting (until 6 p.m.) -Visual Arts Bulldlng • Sea World presents "A Splashing Good Time• (until 6 p.m.) -Youth In Motion Build- ing 10'.JO A.M. • The Boat and The Dock -Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building 11 A.M. • California Dance Academy -Times Her- itage Stage • Japan Karate Do ltosu-Kai of Costa Mesa - Cal Spas Centennial Stage • Qulckicks Martial Arts Demonstration Team -Meadows Stage e King Kukulele -Kids' Stage • Pathways To Fishing -Newport Ring • Pascal The "Garden Chef" -Silo Stage NOON • llvlne School of Dance -Times Heritage Stage • ~,_, MMws-cat 5p11 c.m.nni.i ~Nalm-M11dows~~ ..... by Grand P9dflc..,,,, • Coconut Rott Contint-Kids' St.lge • Alf..Alaskan Racing Pigs -Los ptgnltas bcewaylfqwstrian Canter • 'lthways To Fbhlng -Newport Ring 12:.JO P.M. • Banana Benefits with the Banana Man - Sito Stage . • s~ tefllng -CetebratJons ~In . MotiOn Bulldlng 1 P.M. • Ja.,_n Karate Do ltosu·Kal of Costa Mesa - Cal Spas Centennial Stage • Qulddcks Martial Arts Demonstration Team -Meadows Stage • K.C. and com.,.ny -Celebrations Stage/Youth In MotJon Building • Pass the Pineapple Contest -Kids' Stage • Wet, Wac*y. •nd Wild (Paddlesport Demonstr•tfon, Maneuvers, •nd More) by the Boy Scouts of America -Home and Hobbles .Stage • Pathways To Fishing -Newport Ring • Plstdllo Ice Cream Eating Contest -llmes Heritage Stage 1:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs -~os Pignltas Raceway/Equestrian Center 2 P.M. • California Dance Academy -Times Her- itage Stage • Korean Folk Dancers -Cal Spas Centennial Stage • MusJcat-Notes. -Meadows Stage • Tropical Fun Foods For Kids by Jan Mongell -Home and Hobbles Stage • Kobert's Tropical Bird Show -Birdland Theater • Pascal The "Garden Chef" -Siio Stage • Pass The Pineapple -Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building 3 P.M. • The Dance Factory -Times Heritage Stage • Candy Apple Cloggers -Cal Spas Centen- nial Stage • Kuk Sool Won Martial Arts -Meadows Stage • Paul Cavin -Vocalist -Wine Courtyard - • K.C. and Company -Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building • Safe Harbor Race Contest -kids' Stage • Coconut Fiber Baskets by Rowena Tom - Island Stage/Home and Hobbies Building • Banana Benefits with the Banana Man - Siio Stage • Te Manawa Maori of Southern California -Spotlight StageMsual Arts Building 3:30 P.M. • Kids Soap Carving by Robert Morris HofM ind Hobblei St.ge •AH Al.un ~ Pfgs Los Pignltas ~~~cn.t C P.M • • Prestyls ShOWltoppers ''The Myth •nd Magk of Hercules• -Times Heritage Stage • KOt"ffn Folk O•n<en -Cal Spas Ctn- <tennial Suige • S.rlrf -Wine Courty•rd • Elk Whlstte -Spotlight StAge/Vlsual Arts Building • B•ll' FoUdorko Alegria - Celebrations SuigeNouth In Motion Bulldlng • Peanut Toss Contest -Kids' SUlge 4:30 P.M. • Coconut Fiber Baskets Demon- str•tlon -Flower Garden Stage/Fish and Floral Building • Tropical Fun Foods for Kids by Jan Mon- gell -Home and Hobbles Stage • Kobert's Tropical Bird Show -Blrdland Theater 5 P.M. • The Dance Factory -Times Heritage Stage • Candy Apple Ooggers -Cal Spas Centen- nial Stage • Paul Cavin -Vocalist -Wine Courtyard • K.C. and com.,.ny -Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building • Krng Kukulele -Island Stage/Home and Hobbles Bulldlng • H•wallan Limbo Contest -Kids' Stage 5:30 P.M. • All-Alaskan Reclng Pigs -Los Plgnltas Raceway/Equestrian Center 6 P.M. • f'restYs Showstoppers "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" -Times Heritage Stage • Elektra's Mid East Dancers -Cal Spas Cen- tennial Stage • Sarfri -Wine Courtyard • Elk Whistle -Spotlight StageMsual Arts Bull ding • Ollvfa -Vocalist -Flower Garden Stage/Fish and Floral Building • Balle Folklorico Alegria -Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building • Spelling Bee -Youth In Motlon Building • Wet, Wacky, and Wiid (Pajfdlesport l:JO P.M. •~Marte~-Meadows Stete sponsored by Grind Peclflc 1 . Resorts 7P.M. • • Amerial -ArUngton Theater • Orange Ito.om 0oggeJs - Cal Spas Centermlat Sgg. • Paul Cavin -Vocalist -Wine ,_ Courtyard • Joe Stoddard -Times Her- ' ltaae Stage , • Ko6ert's Tropical Bird Show - Blrdl•nd Theater • Open Dairy Goat Judging -Alpine Breed (until 10 p.m.) -UwstOck Arena • Rhythm of the Islands -Flower Garden Stage/Fish and Floral Building 7:30 P.M. • Midwest Coast -MHdOWS Stage • All-Alaskan Radng Pigs -Los Prgnlt.s R•ceway/Equestrlan Center IP.M. • Flying U Championship Rodeo -Grand- stand Arena • S.rlrf -Wine Courtyard • Elk Whistle -Spotlight StageNlsual Arts· Building • Olivia -Vocalist -Flower Garden Stage/Fish and Floral Building • Pivot Point -llmes Heritage Stage • Belle Folklorlco Alegria -Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building 8:30 P.M. • Hypnotist Mark Yuzulk -Meadows Stage 9 P.M. • America -Arlington Theater • Joe Stoddard -Times Heritage Stage • Rhythm of the Islands -Flower Garden Stage/Fish and Floral Building 9:30 P.M. • Midwest Coast -Meadows Stage 10 P.M. • Pivot Point -Tlmes Heritage Stage I \ \ < l I{ I · 1 I I \ I H \ 1 ' l \I I '.. I " 0: Where's the best place to romance your sweetheart (or meet a potential new squeeze)? 0 : Based on degree of diffi- culty, if a fair carnival game was to be added to the Olympics, which one should it be and why? The squirt gun races? The dime-in-a - dish toss? 0 : What's the best way to find a prime parking space. with minimal hassle? expand as you like -along wlth your name on our Readers Hotline, 642-6086. Or drop us an e-mail at dpi- lot2fitearthl1nlc.net. We'll publilh the reaults. VOL 91, NO. 166 ntOMAS H. JOtWSON. Publisher WIWAM LOKIB.l. Editor STlVI M*•l. Managing Editor TONY DODBIO, Alslstant MIMglng Editor TINA 90llGAYTA. Oty Editor llOGllt aYa.50N. Sports Editor MMC MAll1'1N. Photo Editor LYMlill ESOlA. ~ AdYertlslng NOYOETIWG, 0-'fled AdYertlslng LANA JOHNSON, Promotions "'-t.MOO StW\ Chief RNndll Officer , + Leave your answers - TODAY'S FEEDBACK A: I was involved in a REAQE8S HOTUNE 642-6086 Record your comments •bout the ~•lly Pllot or news tips. 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Sports Fu ~170 ~~lot29Hrthllnk.net Business Office 642--021 Business Fu 631-5902 .i.fhrS..IOllr\. ~1nctao Juddtl.~ Vice Prmtdlnt. Generlll ~ 0 1"7 OM. Ot NA tights .-wd. TIMI l!RATURES Newport Beach 6&'63 Newport Coast 79159 Balboa 68163 Costa Mesa 86162 Corona del Mir 67163 SUN' FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 2-3 s Newport 1-2 s Blackles 1-3 s River Jetty 2-3 s CdM 1-2 s 9GATING Ught and variable wtnds durl~ mom-Ing hours I become southwest. to westerly at 1 s knots during the after- noon. Wind.waves Beautify Your Yard! We ltaoe owr-4Q Jl'41'S combined #rOlce In thla area. 0..,. qualltJI, cr«dbrltJI °"" ~ en unmcatc:Md. ~ IOWtolll take . Cllft of all "'*" -~~nftde. . motorcycle race over there at the fairgrounds. I believe it was Monday night. It's called the Motorized Youth Olympics. And, .I'm nQt a youth -I'm 40 yeat"a old - and I've been racing speed- way out there for over 15 years and we had a small motorcycle race for us adults over there. And that was perhaps probably the funnest time I've ever had at the fair. Some motorcycle buddies of mine t.4at I've been racing with (or 20 years -haven't seen them for 10 -all showed up that night and we had a real go- around right there in the arena. In the rodeo arena, actually the speedway are· na. I'd like to aee that pro- moted a little better because it sure was a lot of fun. PATHAW'LEY wlll build to two feet Basically a playback NEWPORT BEACH and a three foot of Thursday's report swell wlJI come from -dropping south-• Mdeltdrn Plac:9: Hubcaps worth S200 were stolen from a the Southwest.. NHS CM ptriled In the 100 blodt. of morning fog. west swell leaves • w.t OcMlt front: A vandal smashed the front window of the onl~ real activity a rest.aur•nt In the 2300 block. causing S 150 worth of dam-TIDES around the focal TODAY points. The local hot age. First low spots wHI prOO.bly • w.t 11th Street: A computer worth SS,000 was stolen 5:45a.m. -0.1 peak out at around from a building under construction In the 500 blodt. First high waist-high, even on • IMt CoMt Hltlhwey. Unsecured golf equipment worth 12:31 a.m. 3.3 S 1.93S was stolen from a parillng lot In the 3000 block. Second low the tide push. That 4:42 p.m. 2.1 mffnS traveling • e>mmt: A VCR, computer and other equipment worth Second high down to the South S9,600 wiere stolen from a home In the 2SOO block. The win- 11:05 p.m. 4.9 County for rul dow saeen was removed. SA'IUllDAY energy or sitting First low COSTA MESA 6:26 a.m. 0.0 serenely by the sea, • ......._ ....._.,ard: A pager worth S240 was stolen from Arst high and watd\lng the 1:06 a.m. 3.1 breakers roll toward behind the a>unter In a restaurant in the 3100 blodt. Second low you. Usten to the • Gele Street: A mountain bike, lamp and other property 5:24p.m. 2.3 waves as they aa.sh worth $369 wer9 stolen from a home In the 200 blodt. The Second high against the beach, front wtndow saffn had been cut. 11 :39 p.m. • 4.6 <Nflng on Its gran-• ......._ loullWlftt: Property worth SIOO was taken from a ulatfty IS they trudt. parked In the 2300 block. The left window was 65 recede. rwnowd. FRJDAV, JUlY 25. 197 Librarians' picks for great beach .reads Sol(ltWns for flying the not-so-friendly sides For all who haven't yet figured out what to read on their summer vaca- tion, here are some favorite picks of library staff: "Le Divorce" -Tb.ls com- ing-of-oge story of an ingenue sent to Paris to help her pregnant stepsister ls infused with wit, insights into family dynamics and reflection.a on Amer- ican and European moral values. Through assorted escapades, naive Isabel Walker, a dropout from film school, lea.ms about herself and the attitudinal chasm that separates lands on either side of the Atlantic. "A Place 1n yard. where she cares for some omery swan.a and a. can- cer patient lead to healing and discovery in th1a affecting read. •1nto TblD Air" -TbJ.s first-band account of the 1996 Mount Everest disaster b a compelllng probe into the psychology that drives people to ignore rilk. hard- ship and expense in the pursuit of physi- cal challenge. Thl! tragedy that claimed a dozen lives @d cost one climber a limb is reported impeccably and examined with emotion. "Genesil" -Through spir- ited discussions involving writers, theologians and thinkers, this work Normandy" -If you liked "A Year in Provence," · you'll enjoy this BILL MOYERS explores the con- temporary rele- vance of the Bible's family history wrapped around two generations of o. family's ten- ancy in a Nor- mandy farm- house. Brilliantly drawn characters and a finely craft- ed sense of place ·. -~tit!.· GENESIS " !_•••!!• co•••&&AftON .-----,...·--· .. ·--· first book. TV jour- nalist Bill Moyers moderates an examination of such timeless themes as tempta- tion, murder, exile and family strife. "Plre and Fog" I DtenJIUng stuff in the news tbil week. 1bere was Jodie R.oo.ts, wtf8. mocbM' ud repc:irter for the Seatde Newt, who disap- peared wttbout a nee 12 yean tg0 .. Lalt week, lbe turned up bl Alalka. Dlftelent name, different family, DO knowledge ol boW she got there and not 008 memciry " her pnMou. llfe. Total uinesia Is the dabn. Hmmm. I don't think so. More Importantly, a number of apeJ1s Interviewed were also ~cl intelviews, I caught a few minutes cl Lmy King interviewing Donald 1hlmp the other night I was tot.ally cfis. tracted by 'Ihunp .. hair. Can any- ooe explain that to me1 It's like someone made a twba.n from a few leDgtbs ol am silk. To make matters worse, be does that won- dedul mmb over thing that bald- ing men do. They Jet a patch of hair OD one side of their head grow to about 2-feet long, then yank it a.round and paste it over a bald spot with a big bloop of mousse or hair spray. Very stylish. And very convincing, unless you've seen a hmnan head with real hair before. Even stranger than Donald's hair, what is the deal with these out-of-control air passengers? These are fully grown men and women who cause rlots in-flight because they can't get another drink. or smoke, or whatever. Personally, I am big on man- ners. I try to be civil with every- one, even when it's an effort. and I expect everyone else to do the same -especially on an airplane, peter buff a fer heeven's sake. In iecent reports, we have the puffing passenger on a flight from Europe who stands near a galley and fires up a cigarette because all the seats in the smoking section are taken. The passenger refuses to put bis cigarette out and, in short order, is swinging at flight attendants, male and female. By the time it's over, passengers, flight attendants and the flight engineer are wrestling in the aisle. On a crowded American Air- lines flight, a.businesswoman is upset because the flight attendant can't find an extra pillow for her. When they land, the business- woman passes the offending flight attendant on the way out, then turns quickly and -ready for this? -spits in the flight atten- dant's face. But the bell ringer is the hard- drinking businessman who is furi- OUI becaule the Oigbl attendarit woo't gtVe him another drink. This JI~' IO jf you're baYing break- falt. put tbil dOwn until you're done. The tJuthMi!esinan ltandl up, ~the drink cart down the m.le, knocking the flight attend.ant fO the Door. He then leaps oo the out like a dlimp from •'-O<>t," drops his pan1s and relieves him- self, in both ways, on the cart. Keep in mind, all this madness takes place in a small. confined space, with other passengers trapped in their sea.ts just a few feet away. No one knows exactly why this is happening more often everyday. As someone who travels a lot, I have strong feelings about obnox- ious passengers. Very strong. I am announcing here and now that I have a solution. Actually, I would use it for much less serious offens- es, let alone this kind of insanity. Irs a liWe extreme. but give it a chance. Causing any kind of a disrup- tion in flight is already a federal offense, but I would make it a cap- ital offense. But here's the contro- versial part. The arrest, trial and exe<.il.tion all take place on the plane. All passengers can partici- pa~ in the arrest, without fear of civil or aiminal recrimination. Once the accused is subdued and strapped securely in bis or her seat, every passenger and flight attendant gets one whack at them. Remember, one whack per pas- senger. We're not barbarians, you know. Passengers can use their hands and feet only, plus briefcas- e1 or wribrellaa ii avdable. Pllgl.lt atteodants can me wine boalm - red or white. Next. the flight etterwtants pw out cards to the pa11mgerf'tn tbe section cl the aOCUled -bul only that sedion. This is the t:dal put» we want this to be fair. One Sicie ~ the cards say "Whoosh.• 1be oth-• er side says •No Whoosh.• On cue, the passengers in the victim: J ized section bold up their cards and the flight attendants add up the Whoosh's and the No Whoosh's. If the verdict is No Whoosh. all passengers on the plane get one more whack at the accused.. who will then remain strapped in bis or her seat until turned over to the authorities upm:{ arrival. - If the verdict is Whoosh. the flight attendants lead the idiot to the rear door. Wait They have to retrieve bis or her carry-on bags and hang them around bis or her neck. The idiot, now a convicted idiot, is placed inside an airlock at the rear door. 1be flight attendant waits for word from the flight deck that an uninhabited area or large . body of water is nigh. Before acti- vating the latch on the outer door, the flight attendant asks over the P.A., "Passengers, what say you?" All passengers rise from their seats and scream. in unison, ·0ne, two, three -Whoosh him!• It needs some fine tuning, but I know it'll work. Let me know what you think.. I gotta' go. • PE1Bt BlffA is the mayor of Costa Mesa. His colurm appears every Friday. • will etch this story into read- ers' hearts. "The Jottrey Ballet• -The relationship between a culture and its artists is at the core of this biography about the founder of one of America's most imaginative dance -Fora great escape, join Premont Jones when she awakens amid of the 1906 San Francisco earth- quake. The irrepressible sleuth learns to drive, avoids ardent suitors and investigates mur- derous smugglers in the ensu- ing chaos of this involving briefly in the news troupes. The mirage of the perfect ballet body, the politics of criticism, and artis- tic and financial struggles within the dance world are among the issues explored. "Up Island" - Homemaker Molly Redwine's mid-life woes include her mother's death and her husband nmnlng off with a slimmer, younger woman. , He r~nse -trading refined Atlanta for an icy interlude on Martha's Vme- :!"" \1111hPl'~al'\ S .\IJI~ • Malay rap below coet • Savinp throlJll:aout the alwwroom tale. "The Way of An Eagle• -Spiritual insights and accounts of memo- rable moments from 40 top duffers add a human dimension to this insiders' view of professional goU. In addition to playing tips, readers can learn how to play the sport of life like tnie clwnps. • atECX IT OUT is wrftt~ by the staff of the Newport Beach Publk Library. This Mek's column Is by Susan Warren. Fire damages Newport Boulevard apartment A fire did more than $10,000 worth of damage to a Newport Beach apartment Thursday morning, but no one was hurt in the blaze, authorities said. Rudy Quebevdo, 23, a worker, was apparently remodeling the kitchen at 2830 Newport Blvd. when fumes from a cleaning sol- vent ignited, said Newport Beach Fire and Marine Depart- ment Lt. John Blauer. The worker fled, and neigh- bors called 911, Blauer said. Atound 9:30 a.m., Newport Beach and Costa. Mesa firefight- ers arrived to find the kitchen enguUed in flames, but they con- trolled the fire within 10 minutes, Blauer said. The heavy damage was con- tained to the kitchen. with smoke damage to the adjacent living room, bathroom and bedroom, Blauer said. 1\vo arrested in police drug probe Two Costa Mesa men who were reportedly found with handguns, marijuana and cocaine have been arrested on suspicion of drug dealing, cap- ping a month-long undercover investigation by police. Jesus Alberto Gonzales, 24, and Ramon Perez, 30, neighbors in the 900 bloclc of Mission Drive, were arrested around 7:20 p.m . Tuesday and a search of Gonza- les' apartment yielded a cache of drugs and guns, said Costa Mesa Select an "assisted living residence" that has: • Qualified, Experienced Caregivers • Clean Well-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervision • Quality Assurance police Lt. Ron Smith. Police found six pounds of marijuana, roughly a half-ounce of cocaine, and foUI handguns, Smith said. Perez was charged with suspi- cion of narcotics possession with intent to sell, suspicion of con- spiracy to sell narcotics, and a probation violation related to a previous narcotics charge, SllUth said. Gonzales was charged with possession of narcotics with intent to sell and possession of firearms while in possession of a controlled substance, Smith said. Smith said the street value of the drugs is $12,500, and described Perez as the "kingpin• of drug activity on Mission Drive. Perez and Gonzales are being held in the Costa Mesa city jail on $50,000 bail each. Smith said they will be arraigned today in Harbor Municipal Court. BEAUTY STORE South Coast Plaza Sears Wing, Lower Level r--------------------------, I FREE I I 4oz Bottle of Shampoo I t · (with ewry '12°°) I I ECOLV-pwdlase. I I w/~u1.7/31/t7 I L----------------~---------~ Enter to m a Free Vacation for 2! Your Choice: Florida, Las Vegas, or Lake Tahoe One entry with every ECOL YPurchase. Salon and Beauty Supply 557-4190 •• • MESA · CON'TlNUED FROM 1 • Court Judge ruled against Mesa'• hope to block the merg· er. Bven 10, Mesa atill has a suit again.It the takeover. Mesa board meuibers said they weren't going to give their blessing to the merger between Irvine Ranch a,nd Santa Ana Heights, despite the fact that nearly ?0% of those shareholders have cashed in their shares. But Mesa's board said they are willing to discuss some sort of equitable arrangement il Irvme Ranch officials remain open. "We want to talk for sure, but if Irvine Ranch's only desire is to obtain our consent to their action we have a problem with that," said Dana Haynes, Mesa board member. Since the two larger water districts began a legal tug of war over possession of Santa Ana Heights Water Co. costs have risen to nearly $400,000 for both agencies. It's money that eventually Santa Ana He ights customers and Mesa's rate payers will have to pay back. Miller said that when Irvine Ranch initialed its merger with the smaller water company, it believed it was going to be a "friendly acquisition " Howev- MARBLE CONTINUED FROM 1 Texas-barbecue Been there. Big meal. Hate lo waste my appetite al one silting. I saunter past the back-to- back ducken stands, the little birds cooking on the grill. It looks good, 1 have to admit, and the customers seem happy and pleased with their heads practi- cally buried in their plates. I move on past the corn dogs. Mall food, I say. Ding. And the mile-long hot dogs hardly war- rant a second glance. Too com- mon. I'm too far above that sort of fare now. But as always happens, I end up bewildered, unsure how to get going on what I figure will be a long night of eating. Final- ly -desperate now -I stop m front of the Mediterranean stand and order a gyros, a huge fluffy pita wrapped around a fistful of beef, lamb, lettuce and ... the oDgciDg ......... ~Sula AMJIM4el"'i Gift· dall, ~ took Ull atoll- dall iDduding bomd mmiben at 1Mn8 Ranch. Miilei ~ted out tAat liDOe talks of a litigatlml st&Ddstill between Meta and lrvtne Ranch were di•CIU&Md 1Ut week, Mesa bu delivered two blows to Irvine Ranch. He said Mesa is overlooking bigger issues involving lhared ground water basin and that Mesa asked the state Attomey General's office to intervene ·and stop the merger. Miller also said Irvine Ranch plans to serve its new cus- tomers as a nonprofit corpora- tion outside of the its bound- aries and eventuallly annex the area. In other items, board mem- bers discussed a bill that calls for the consolidation ot special districts. The bill failed to acquire the necessary four votes to move out of the Senate Local Government Committee. The bill, authored by Assemblyman Curt Pringle,. called for smaller water dis- tricts such as Mesa to be con- solidated with either city gov- ernment or larger water dis- tricts. Mesa was targeted for consolidation ~ with Irvine Ranch or the city. The bill could be picked up where it left off during next year's legislative hearings in Sacramento. tomato. The whole thing slathered in cucumber sauce. I make my way over to a bale of hay -that's what passes for chairs at the fair -and meet up with my wife, who's munching cheerfully away on the Aus- tralian potatoes. I stare down at the gyros. Farewell, my lovely. I take a bite and then another and then another. Before long it's gone. I start in on my wife's potatoes. I take a bite. Good. And then another. That's very good. And then suddenly, a funny thing happens. I'm full. I'd counted on so much more. A shish kabob, maybe. A big, nasty slice of Ten Pound Bread, for sure. But I'm full. I crumple up the gyros wrapper and toss it toward a trash can. My appetite is gone. Squan- dered. I've lost my touch. Sad but true. I've lost my touch. • STEVE MARlllE is the managing edi- tor. I I Cost &ftectlve Legal So~ ~ ~· Factory utlet Store BRAND NEW -COSMET1CALLY IMPERFECT. Get the Best for Less! 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Gile l!lloc:k Soutll of 405 l'WJ 545-7168 Beautiful Hair! oJd June ~ Wbo flew in with ber hu:tband from their home in N•w M8ldi:o tor the ..... vice, looked at tlllli w and tried to aay What a Wt. •ft'l ao 8W8IOll18mt DOW, IO -~-~· I ~ U. we• mO& "~l -itiAil dld;beca~ the wu me ~ mer and l wasn 't." Before and after the service, in quiet voices, people traded SOFFER CONTINUED FROM 1 it was a previous owner of the property who converted a play- room and a unit over the garage into two apartment units. And he said the building code at that time applies only to individuals who •erect or construct" a build- ing without a permit. Soffer said the judge initially ruled there was no evidence he had constructed those conver- sions and was found not guilty. However, the city amended the complaint, changing the charge from "constructing" to "main- taining" the property without a building permit. The judge then fpund Soffer guilty of all seven co ants. Kathe said Soffer's claims against him are false. He said ROSE BOWL CONTINUED FROM 1 appearance in nearly 50 years at the Pasadena event. Williams said she's not sure exactly how much revenue that meant for the city but added, "l do know you couldn't get a hotel room in town that week. There was purple and white every- where." Last year, some Ohio State fans stayed locally, but Newport RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY ... , .... c..n ... 1922 HAllOll llVD-COS1l MIS&· SU-11 S6 Soffer was matnt4ir1lng a build- ing without plumbing and other illegal conditions. He said one of the dty's top priorities is to step up its code enforcement. "If you are a slum lord and buy a slum property and contin- ue to rent out slum units, it does- n't matter if you bo\lght them and built them,• Kathe said. Since his conviction, Soffer has continued to operate his pop- ular Newport Beach steak hou.Se via the telephone from his Las Vegas apartment, slipping across the border once to renew his Cal- ifornia Driver's License and once cutting across the state on his way to Seattle to visit his aging father. Among the problems he has faced since his abrupt departure is overseeing some employees who occasionally take advantage of his absence. Waitresses were reporting to Beach lost out on the major con- tract to Los Angeles. "We got the upper end of Ohio State fans, but we did not get the entire group," Williams said. "They went for a very cheap rate in L.A." About 2,000 coaches, players and reporters are expected to attend the event, which the Con- ference & Visitors Bureau is sponsoring. 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But that'• a PretW a11m Chance.• ·1 don't now wW to think.. Mid Julie PattenOtl, the 1ami1Y,'• hair sty11tt. •sverybody feell the some way. I've talked to loll of f:°,!~ who don't know what to It's baffling. • When the service wu over, and the sea WH black, Brlc Bechler stood looking out over the water and spoke of hll wife. •The last week we had was work wearing cut-off jeans with holes in them. The bar stools were tom so bad there wa.s more foam showing than vinyl Some employees suddenly were get- ting double their salaries in over- time. It was a just a big party, Soffer said. "Some of the bartenders were getting big tips by giving away free booze a couple of months ago," Soffer said. "Yeah, I am getting ripped off, but what am I going to do?• Softer said just hiring new employees is an expensive task. His telephone bills are nearly $1,000 a month. "I have to do everything by braille,• Soffer said. "I can't see (new employees], so I have to interview them on the tele- phone.• After living in the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa area gent will talk up its fair city at a table top display and while min- gling with guests. On Sept. 11, alumni directors from all 11 Big Ten schools will visit Newport Beach for a familiarization tour. The Newport Beach Marriott Hotel & Tennis Club has gone after the Rose Bowl market for 20 years, sales manager Bob Allen said. "They like it because of the location, and there's lots for the kids to do when they have free time," he said. •And they're kept so busy that you don't even I ~ •Ffj J-: . ... since 1960, Soffer had to start all over again in Nevada. His familiarity at City Council meetings is now a thing of the past. Soffer is hesitant to become a gadfly at Las Vegas City Council meetings because he pl4n.s to apply for a liquor license and gaming permit once he finds a location for a new Sid's restau- rant. But the search hasn't been easy. Soffer said his fugitive sta- tus has prevented bim from being able to buy a new busi- ness, s~e he hasn't filed income taxes for the past two years. All his paperwork is in California. "I don't dare get up and say anything," Soffer said. "[Because] then if I come up for a license and they say, 'We know who this loud mouth is,' and then they deny you (a permit]. It does- n't make sense for me to say any- thing at this point and time.• see them .· Hotel managers work extra hard to nab the Rose Bowl busi- ness because it boosts both the local economy and the post-holi- day spirits of hotel staffs. •Everybody loved having Northwestern here the year before last," said Dale McDaniel. general manager of the Hyatt Newporter, which hosted the Ohio State boosters this year. 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By RJchard Dunn, Daily Pilot sunshine, burning a few calories or loo.ding up the camera for the sabbatical, Howell is worried about cattle and horse trailen, the cleanup Qf the high school'• parking lot from the a<tjacent county fair, and the what-seems-like zWions of outside teams and organizations using the facility for city and recreation leagues. •rm constantly watching the clock,• Howell said. There are people using the facility for QUOTE OF THE DAY ·m tJw old drp "'* ._,,, lwN a /oc ~ w•cmtr. 6'lt ncu .,...,. ,,,, ID .a OWt ••• • -~Ml/SA A11llETIC Dl/B:IOR J1JRRY HOWE/LL swimming yet.• In addition to fund-raisers for the football team, Howell has had to fill six coaching positions this year -three this week alone. Earlier this year, Costa Mesa needed a boys and girls tennis coach and hired Joe Havens, a teacher on campus and the school's former coach. That was virtually a no-brainer for Howell, but the others weren't so easy. After Havens, Howell hired Yvette Ybarra in May to coach the Mustangs' girls volleyball team. then two months later hired her to coach the school's boys team. "Those were two totally separate searches,• be said. Anthony Ybarra (no relation) was hired to coach wrestling, Rick Buona.rigo was employed to coach softball and Scott Perry was recruited to coach girls water polo, filling all the vaca.nPes. COSTA MESA -It has been no summer vaca- ·ti1:>n for Jeny Howell. athletic director and football coach at Costa Mesa High. It's been more like a summer circus. •1n the old days you would have a lot of applicants, but now you've got to shake trees,• Howell said. water polo from 5 a.m. to individuals using Jerry Howell the gymnasium for volleyball into the Eric Allen, the boys' basketball coach, will remain, but Howell's next objective is to find a baseball coach, a position left void by the departure of Doug Deats. AB Howell hustles from early-morning football practices to his administrative duties, from filling coaching vacancies to dealing with Orange County Fair offldals, be wears many hats. There are patchwork moments daily, his troubleshooting never ends. Howell's phone messages usually total six to eight by the time football workouts end at 9 a .m. While most athletic directors are enjoying a July evening. •There are a good many other things to take up my summer, aside from coaching and hiring coaches," Howell said. · · Only five days ago the· pool project was finally finished -one month behind schedule. •Families were coming every day, asking 'Where's the pool? We are here for the swim class,'" Howell said. "I had to tell them we're not ready for Coaches are typically in their 20s, many with aspirations of getting married, giving birth to children, obtaining their teaching credential or bachelor's or master's degree. "I had a guy who just got accepted to law school so he couldn't take the position," Howell said. "What am I going to tell him? Stay here and coach for $1,000." "We're trying to get down to the final six.or eight candidates,• said Howell, who indicated a problem with applicants sharing similar college majors, social science and physical education. "There are too many already out there with those majors. Young teachers trying to break in need to think about math or English (as an emphasis or • SEE HOWELL PAGE 8 r----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------, JUNIOR TENNIS ~ DON LEACH I DALY PILOT Bdan Mortoia, mown her whacking a backhand, rollt to a fourth tournament 1lngles UUe. erown in '97 • Mesa Verde Tennis Club protege also claims doubles championship in boys 14s at Pacific Coast Junior event. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot Brian Morton of Costa Mesa wasn't seeded in the boys 14s, but that was a mistake and he proved it Thursday by capturing the singles title in the Pacific:: Coast Junior Tennis Champi- onships at Round Hill Country Club. Morton, whose father, Glenn, is director of tennis at Mesa Verde Tennis Club, won his fourth championship of 1997, defeating fourth-seeded Stephen Amritraj of Calabasas, 6-3, 6-4. "The tournament made a mis- take by not seeding Brian, pure and simple,• his father said. • Amritraj was seeded fourth and he's below Brian in (Southern California Tennis Association) ran.kings. Brian hammered him in the sectionals.• Morton also knocked out the No. 2 seed in the quarterlinals and the No. 3 seed in the second round. "That shouldn't happen," the .elder Morton said. "It can really mess up a tournament, especially if people are traveling from fur- ther away. They're expected to do well and go far in the tourna- ment, but they get knocked off by a buzz saw. The second best player should not lose in the third round, and the third best player should not lose in the second round." Later, Morton teamed with Amritraj to win the doubles title in the boys 14s, defeating Daren Cohen and Francisco Zepponi, 4- 6, 6-3, 6-1. In girls 16s doubles, Caylan Leslie of Corona del Mar won the title with her partner, Danielle Hustedt of Irvine, 7-5, 6-2. Leslie- Hustedt were also unseeded. In singles, Morton played five rounds in the 64-player draw, including a victory over Matt Loucks (Spokane, Wash.) in the semifinals. · The Pacific Coast Junior -GLENN MORTON • Championships, which has been held in the bay area for some 35 years, is one of 10 junior events sanctioned by the United States Tennis Association. Morton has also won singles championships this year at the Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament, the Los Caballeros Open and the Central California Junior Cham- pionships in Bakersfield. Morton, who played in the Youth Versus Experience exhibi- tion match earlier this year, also reached the singles final in the boys 16s at the Downey Junior Open this year, losing to Ryan Terry in three sets, including a 12-10 tiebreak in the third. Seeded fourth in SCTA Junior Sectionals in June, Morton was upset in the first round, but stormed back to win five matches and reach the consolation final - taking sixth place overall. Morton, who attend Corona del Mar High in the future, returned home just last week from the USTA National Clay Court Championships in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.. and reached the quarterfinals in doubles and the Round of 32 in singles in the 256-player draw. Hunter Jack of Corona del Mar also finished in the top 20 in the nation in singles dwing the clay courts. Jack, who will also play at CdM, mad\? it to the semi- finals in doubles. Morton will play in the USTA National Ha.rdcourt Champi- onships in San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 3-10. L-------------------:...------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ • Several return for Senior Men's Summer National Championships at Crirona del Mar High today, And throughout the weekend. Palda, u well u Costa Mesa's Sam Grayell. USC Will allo bring a former Mustang, Sean tlyltOO, while Bltanda's Chad Bollen· bech and Sea King Thad Buzolich will com· pet.a for Stanford. The ~ Watel Polo PoUDdation. a Yancey, will a1lo battle 1n the o AJB·~u ~d Chi Kriden · PkY Yt.n, while Cbrll Humbert of !*B ti OD dMi 9.a PrDdlco dub. ,. USA II cUmm1tY 1D B~ With CoMlt MD,,.._. Vliigli II~ tbe ~ af _, 9' cl 1111 ~--=CID tbll ...........ICrtdiill ............. HOOPS Mike Hess, when at UCI Traveling man Hess returns for the 'Enion' • Founder of popular CdM alumni basketball event lives in Germany, but is taking a week off to participate Saturday. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot CORONA DELMAR - Mike Hess has always been the wbeeler- dealer type, like when be was a slick mover and shaker on the basketball court. So it is no surprise that he returns a call from bis cellular phone while driving down an autobahn to bis apartment in Herzogenaurach, Germany, not far from Nuremberg. It's near midnight on his clock. The timing is for the convenience of a reporter, like those passes underneath he made to Corona del Mar Hig:h's big boys in the early 1980s. Hess, creator of the Jack Errion Memorial Basketball Thumament at CdM. an event 1n its ninth year that benefits the current program and features former Corooa del Mar basketball playen, bas been tn Germany for 1112 years, woddng for Adidal u the oompany'I int.ematlooal marketing IM"'9I' for bubtbell. But ... pJam to be in Uniform Saturday to AliA ! I !DI ccnoa c1e1 Man aa. c1 tm m tbe ..u-mown BrdoD .,._ Wbkb -the lrilt time wlll tildUdl ...... •UdaD llnUgtlout tbe diy to ... ,.. -tb8 tcboora lpedll ...... gr'Cq> ....... ' ......... ....... , __ __ -··~=' = Molillblt. CDN1N11D RIOM 7 -:t~"'ii·.:::.-.r:x. .... .... ....... , . 1811, ..... ~ f9111!· Polmll plqwl. wbO JOUl -~? EMtill ID flarm tMml ~ beck to tbie 1910s, ofta O(cbMtrate tbeU 111mmer ~ .. ,~.Jell NlllDtlW ._. ...... Batu: .. &Iatan· _.....Him ..... eaun.. Ve.oatSom in order to putk:lpate ID the CdM Alumni bubtbell event. 'Ibll year, Hea wtDI the award for tbe hut.belt commute. •t can't get in until (toufght), and hopefully I'll get a little sleep on the plane,• be said. Though Heu is probably better kn.own for his game-winning baskets and ptnpoint passes during a two.time All-CIP career, it was lib midseason call-up from the junior varsity his sophomore ~n that many hold close to the hearts. It was Hess who gave Errion and the Sea Kings an answer to the missing ingredient: An. unselfish point guard who could ·o. ~our dul (GI 1811) lacked-we b6d • kit ol m. ADd. we bad~ wbo CoUld ICXll9 .,: WU a true po6Dt ~cl.• Spbm cmc:e said. ·we won the 3-A tide before CU1 wateNd ....,_ ct.own.• Heu. who would J4ter earn a butetball scholal'lb.ip •to UDM!nity ol 'IUat, the transfer to UCI where be played under then-O>och Bill Mulligan, soored and pused his junior and semor years. Only the latter was D~ during the 1980-81 season. however. • Hea wu so quick. and be could really move the ball around," said Pries, who averaged 21 points per game that year. Seven years ago, Hess Rlayed professional basketball in • 1. -• . . ~ . .• ... ~ . ----- ........ v-s COUlft'S ..,om &nmllGI . 'tiom. 162 .,,.,._ 29 ~I. 310~ bell. 31 aiflco hem, 10 belT'aoldt. 41 bonito. 1 haNbut. 5 sc:W*\ 3 sheeptlNd. 121 ~. DAVIY'S l.OCDR • 9 boats. 204 anglen. 357 yellowtlll~ 47 bonito, 179 bwracuda. 73 calico bllS$, 248 Slnd bess. S3 sculpln. 10 sheephead, 2 rodcflsh. 503 madterel. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICl!S PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICl!S PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES CEOA COMPLIANCE: Thia Cod9, to llmlt appeal• from ner1hlp PUIUC NOTICE bu9!Ml1 v«? YH, JM. ee dUc:ted w, .,. Individual PUBLIC NOTIC. dUC*! t>y: an lndlvldvm PUBLIC NOTICE --------proJect has been reviewed, • d9clslon on appllcatlon Have you ltart.d dOlrlg Impact lit~ Group, H...,. yo;, atatted doing Have you ltat1ed doing •---------PUBLIC NOTICE And It hu bfff'I det1f11'11Md '°' • Wllv« of fee• Htab-buslnn1 Y9f? YH, 1 M-98 Plotftleue ..,..,.... Inc •• Anthony J. f».wc.nl, bullneM )'9t? No P1otltlou1 •ua1ne11 bullnes1 vet? No P10Utlou1 Bu1IMU --------1 that h 11 c:ateooric:ally •x· HIMd by rHOlu1lon of th• MIMllch Investment Co.. NlllM llateMent Pr... J1mn William Jofd1n Name ltatement P•lrlc:t. ni.tford NaMa ltatem.nt ST~TEMEN1' Off 1mpt und« th• require-City Cot.Inell. Inc,. MlchHI L Ml .. tlch. Tha foilowlng pertoM '" Thia llllM\enl WU nted Thi• 1i.t1rnent WH flied The folloWlng ptrlOnl are Thi• 1t11tmen1 WH filed The loltowi.e pt(IOM ar• ABANDONMENT Off ment1 ol the C9llfornl1 En-TffE MOTION to glVt Or· Prelldtnt doing bUllneae 11: 4 Soc· with the County Clefk of wtth in. County Clerk of doing bualnell 11: Staoe with the County Cltfk of doing buslneu u : Wat. If· USE OF FIC'tlTIOUI vlronmenlal Ou91~ Act. dlnance 117·25 first rHdl~ Thia ltaternent was filed cet, 3400 1Mne Aw., Suitt Orange County on 7+97 Or1ng9 County on M5·97 Door Recording. 711 W. Orange County on 7-8-97 ptool Rooting, 242 Magno- BUSINl!SS .... I! :ub'J;•htd ew~ort catrled by the following r with the County Clerk of 201, Newport Beach. CA 1ff73721422 1HJ3727221 17th St., 1 D10, Co1t1 1997'720443 111 St., eo.i. M"8, CA Th• fonowlng pe<tonl ••ch Olla Miii Illy Clll v•••: COUNCIL Ofenge County on MS-117 92le0 Olly PllOI Jiiiy 11, 11, 25, Diiiy Pltot J!Ay 11. 25 Au-Men, CA 92527 Dally Pilot July 11. 18. 25, 92627 havtlblndonedthtuH of Pllo1July25,1997. Ml!MBIRS1 AYll1 1H73727'37 Blhmln Zamanlan, 21 18 AugutJ1,1997 1'208 uall e 1997 j.224 Henry M0tg1n OulM 711 AugUll1 1997 F207 Miit Cl1ylon, 242 Maonc>- tht Flctltlou1 BualntH F256 Buna. Monahan, lrlok· Dilly Piiot July 18, 25, Au-Sharlngt~~ Pl . .!... #0318, PUBLIC NOTICI! g • • w. 17th St., #D10. Coate PUB.Lie NOTICE U• SI., Cotti MtSI, CA Name: Cre•llv• PtrlOl'm-PUBLIC NOTICE aon, Cowan, Somers. gust 1, 8, 1997 F242 ~ -Z::aJ" ~. PUBLIC NOTICE Mff&, CA 92827 92627 anct 8681 G1rden Grove NOEii None. ABSENT1 an. ., Fl Utloue B al Thia bu1lne11 la con-Thia bu1ln111 11 con. Blvd.'. G11d1n Grove, CA NOTICI! Off None. PUBLIC NOTICE Sherlngton Pl . .1.. ID315, o . u ""' FloUUous ltualnea1 ducted by:.,. Individual F1ot1Uoua au1ln•11 ducted by: an Individual 92641 . PUILIC Hl!ARINO Ntwpo(t Bffch, \;A t2M3 Name l .. tellMftt Name llatement Have you 1terted doing Name Statement Hive you 111rted doing The Flcllllou1 Bualneu NOTICE IS HEREBY THE FULL TEXT ol the F'lotlHoua Bu1ina11 Thia bu1lnH1 II con-TM following ptrtonl lft Tha following ptrlOOI .,. bualne11 yet? No The IOllowlng p111on1 lie bullnesa yer? No Name referred to above GIVEN that 1 publlc hell· ordinance ma~ be rHd In Name ltatement duc1t0 by: a ci-nerat '*1· = buWI"• u : Promo-doing buslnff1 u · Cf'lrll· Henry M. OulM doing buslneu 11: Cr• Mitt Cl1yton was nted In Orange County log will be held b the the City Clerk 1 Office, n The lollowlng PlflOM are rw1hlp rtw.eda, 4500 Cem-tl•n Women 01 ·0 ,. 1 Thlt 1tatemen1 wu nltd 11lv1 P1rfonn1nc1. 8661 Thia 11a1ement wu flied on &-11·97 Flit No. Co1i. M... City ~u Fair Drive. COiia Mesa. doing buslne11 u : N.w· Hew you 1tarttd doing c 12'·c St~. Newpon County, 18207 EHi Mc~-with lh• County Cllfk ol Garden Grow Blvd .• Glr· with the County Clerk of Carlo1 Valenzuela. em on Monday, August 4 MARY T. ELLIOTT. POt1 M1n1gement COMUlt· bualnen yet? No ac • ., A molt St Suh1 I Irvine CA Or1ng1 County on 7·8-97 den Grove, CA 92841. Orenge County on M1·97 Trask Ave, Garden Grove. 1997, 11 6:30 p.m. or ai Deputy City Clerk 1n11, 300 Old Ntwpof1 Blhman Zamanllll Barbara C. Nelton, 52 112914 · ' ' 19973721431 Cartoa Valefuutll. 8792 19173721121 CA 92648. 1oon thereafter u pol· Publl1hed Newport Boulev1rd, NtwPOt1 B11ch, ~~~· :.•t=~ w~:1e:, ::~·~A= NtwPOt1 Helen Fabian, 409 w. SI-Dally Pilot July 11, 11, 25. lJ:':~V:·• G1tdtn Grove, Dally Piiot Juty 11, 25, Air Htsto~ llalGnzuera. 8792 llbl•. In th• Council Cham· 8Hch..Co•I• Mesa Dally CA 112683 Orenge County 00 7•11•97 Kennelh o. N .. aon. 52 .,,. St., Santi Anl, CA Augult 1, 1997 FUii Thi• bu'alntll la con-yuat 1, 8. 19117 F238 '!!!sk ve., ardeo Grove. bef1 of City Hiii, n Fair Pilot July 25, 1997 Meg George. 300 Old 1H 7372e843 Baycre1t Court. Newpon 92707 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted t>y: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICI! """92648. Drive, Co111 M .... on th• F282 Newport BouleYlrd, New· [)&jiu Pilot July I -& .. Beaoh CA 92960 Thi• bUllnHI II con-Heve """'' 1tlfted dolng·---------Edna Valenzuela, 8792 followtl'.l!l Item· POt1 Beach CA 92M3 ., 1 • '"• ..... Thi ' b 1 1 ducted by· an lndMdual ,~ 1 y ·- Trask Ave., Garden Grove, A RESOLUTION .. 11bt11h· PUBLIC NOTICE Kerry Delk, 300 Old New· gust 1, a. 1997 F229 duct~ t>':.' ~·~:uJ0"" Hive yo\, 11&11ed doing FlotJUoue Bueln••• ~=~~~ S.t0.116 FtoUUoue Buelna .. CA 92648. Ing and adopllng aet·up port Boulevard, NewPOt1 PUBLIC NOTICE Have yo;, lllnld ~ buelneu ~ No Ntime lt•tement Thia ement Died Name lt•t•Wl This buslneu 11 con-and t1kt-down fHs for SUMMARY Of Beach, CA 112683 buslneM yet? y, • ~ .. 1-1'*1 F The fOllowlng perlOl'lt lrt IW Wll The IOlloWlng ~·.,. duct.CS by • general plrt· governmental 1g1nclH PROPOSED This bu1lne11 11 con-P1oUtloul auettwH Bart>lira C. NII:;. 7 1"'7 · Thie atai.ment wu llled doina buaint9t u : Alpha e~,.~ ~.f~C doing buslneta u : Hollday nerahlp. using Co1ta M111 com-ORDINANCI! ducted by• an unlnc0t~ This ltltim.nt tiled with the County Clertl of One 'Trading, 850 P1Ularlno ...,_..,.. ....._ .. , Comers. 403 Maonolll SI., Carlo• 1111eozutla. munltv centers. rated uioclallon other Name ltatement with the County w~ of Orange County on M1-97 Ave. N107, Colt• Men. CA 1ff73713113 Coai. Mn•. CA 92927· 19973723882 NOl'ICE IS FURTHER CITY Off than 1 pattnerahlp Tha·followlng persona art Or County 71..,.97 1H73721823 92826 Dally Pilot oNly 11.18, 25, 2301 .Thia lllltment WH !lied GIVEN that II H id Ume COSTA MESA Hive you ltarted doing ~bullnet• u : COt~ lng9 1"1:'nna1 Dally Pilot .My 1.a +s Au-Kenneth Dile Fr1121. 860 August t. 1997 F213 Susan Lym Greiwe, 403 with the Cot.lnty Clerk of and pl1ce •II lnltrHttd A PROPOSED ORDt. bullne11 yet? No rllt ven!Ont, 310 El Mo-....... 1 I 1997 • F237 P1ularlno Ave. Nt07, COltl PUBLIC NOTICE MlijnOlll St., Costa M .... peraons may i ppear and NANCE Is achtduled fOt Meg GIOl'gt dena, Newport Beech. CA Dally Pio( July 11, 25, Au-ww~ • • Mela, CA 9282e CA 92827·2'301 Orang• County on &-11-97 be heard by the City cou~ adoption at the regular City ThlS ltlttment wu flltd 82983 gust 1, a. t997 F241 Thia bu1ln111 I• con-Thia butlnHI 11 COl\o Dally Pilot July 11, 18, 25. ell on the above Item. Council mffllng of Augult with th• County Cl«k of Alleen F1Ytfberg, 310 El PUBLIC NOTICI! PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvkfuel FloUttoue 8uelneN ducted by: an lndMduel August 1, 1997 IF THE AFOREMEN· 4. 1997, being Ordln1nc1 Orange County on M1·97 Modena. Newport Beach, F1otltloue aualneea Heve you lllrted doing Name ltalement H1ve you 1t1rttd doing F212 TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· 97·24. •mending Section 3-19973728820 CA 82983 I buslnMI yel? No The followtrlg pertOnl •• bullnell yet? No --------LfNGED IN COURT lh• 12 and s.ctlon 8-33(•1 of Claudia Jenning•. 434 Ea-Flot ttoue BU91fte•• N .... ltatement Kenneth Dale Frett• doing buttnell 11: Win-Susan Lynn Gretw. PUBLIC NOTICE challenge may be llmlied 10 the Cotta Mell Munlcli>al Dilly Piiot July 18, 25, Au-th« St., eo.11 M"8, CA NaMe l .. tetneftt Tha lollowlng P"iOOI '" Thlt lllltmtnt wat filed dowmuter9, 24087 VIII• This ltltement wu nted --------•onty thoat lssuH rllaed if Coclt to prohibit dumping gusl 1, 8, 1997 F235 92627 The followlng peraona .. doing buslnell la: 1) Blue-with the County Cl"1t of Corona, DIN Point, CA with the County Clerk of STATIMl!NT O' the public hHrlng d• of enlm•I excrement In Thie bu1ln111 11 con· doing business u : S.11 n.ld AslOCl1tH, b) Blue-Or1nge County on 7-8·97 92829 Orenge County on MS-97 ABANDONMENT OF scribed In this notice or In public gutter•. PUBLIC NOTICE duc1ed by: • general part· Tel, 24 Morning Dove, Ir· n.ld lnY•llrnenll, 715 Bet. 1H'737ll440 MlchHI Scott Hunter, tH7S727t•2 USE OF FICTITIOUS written correspondence d• THE MOTION lo give Or· Fl I B I netlhlp vine, CA 92904 Ill Strfft, Newpon BHch, Ody Piiot July 11 18 25 24087 Vilt• Cofone, Dena Diiiy Piiot .. .._ 18 25. Ai> IUSINISI NAME llvtrtd 10 lht City Council dlnanc:a 117·24 flrlt reading ct llous UI neae Haw you ltlrttd doing llnda LH Grau, 24 Mom-CA 92980 ' ' ' Point, CA 92829 ,._, • n,. followtng PlflOnl 1t or prlOI 10 the publlc c:an1td by the following roll Name llat9ment bullneH5t? No Ing Dove, IMM, CA 92904 Wayne Howard BlauYelt, ~ 1• 1997 F197 Thia bu1lne11 11 con-gu1t 1, 8. 1997 F240 l\1ve abandoned lhe ust of hearing. • c•ll vote: COUNCIL The following persona.,. Cll'Wla • W•yne Lance Griu. 24 715 Belli• StrMt. Ntwpof'I PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by:'" lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE tht Flctltlou1 Builneu MARY T ELLIOTT MI MB ER Sc A y I Ii doing bualnes1 a1: 1) Finl Thia 1tatemen wu filed MominO Dove, lrvlnt, CA Beach, CA 92MO H..... you 1t1rted doing ______ ..;...._ N1me· Imaging Solution• • ' Team Rell Estate, b) Fltll With the County Clerk ol 112604 Thia bu1tn111 · 11 con· Flctltlwa BuslMN buelnftl vet? Y ... 5+91 F1otltlou• BualMe• 1815 Port Ashfey. Newport Deputy City Clerk Buffa. Monahan, Erick· Team Reilly, c) First Team Orange County on M1.f7 Thi• bu1lnHI 11 con-dUcted by: 111 lndMdual ..... llat--.nt WchMI Scott Hunter N8lft4t lt.t..ant Beach. CA 92660 Publl1h1d Newport ""• Cowan, Soman. Walk-tn Reilly, 12501 Sell 1ff7372U19 ducted by: • general pert· Have you ltaNd doing The 1o11ow1ng ptflOnt are Thia IUtemtnl Wll tiled Tha 1o11ow1ng ptflOne llt Th• FlctlllOUI Butlntll 8Hch-Co1ta M... Diiiy NOl!ll None. ABllNT1 e..cn BMS. #100, SMI D•lly Piiot July 18 21 AJ.1-ntr'Stllp tMlllnta ~ Yn. 7·7-92 ~.,. ........... ~ -"" the County C*1I of doing bullnMe ... te.mex Name referred to above Pilot July 25, 1997. None. Beach, C..ffoml1 ll0740 QUtl 1 9 1997 ' F232 Have you tt-1td ~ Wwne H. BllUWlt eon llV• ~ Or-oe ~on l-1t-97 Construction 33; Co111 w11 filed In Or111ge County F257 THE FULL TEXT of the Aral THm Real E1t1te • ' ' bualntll yet? No Thia lllltmtnt waa lted 2009 Bllear Driw· Costa 1H7a724e82 Mffl SllMI ' Cosll Mela, on 1 2 · 1 O ·9 6 . F 11 t ordinance may be ,.,d In Orange Cot.lnty, (CA).1.. 800 PUBLIC NOTICE Und• Grlu with the County Cler1l of Mffl, CA 112628 ' Delly Pttot July 11, 25, AAJ. CA 92927 ' No.F704199 PUBLIC NOTICE the City Clerk'• Otllc• n Anton Blvd. Ste. llOO, 1,,;0lt• Thi• llltemtr'lt WU nted Orange County on 7-11·97 Rlchwd .i.me1 Johnson, gull 1 ' 1997 F252 cano. Odtclno. 331 Colt• Gregg Schatbefle 1815 Fair Drfv Co ' Me ... CA 92629 Flctltlou1 Bualneaa with the County Cl«k al 1ff7372U24 2009 Baleefle Drive Coeta -' ' Meu Strwt. Cosll Mell. Port A1hl1y. Newport IUMllARY Ol' '· •ta Men Thia bu1tn111 11 co~ Name Statement Orange eo.mty on 7.a.97 Dally Pilot JUiy 18. 25, Au-Mell, CA 92$28 ' PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92t27 Beach, CA 92660 PROPOllD D MARty~ltyT.CIELkLIOTT• ducted by: 1 COft>Oflllon The folloWlng persona art 19973720447 gu1t 1, 8, 1997 F239 Thia bu1lne11 11 con-Thia bu1tn111 11 con-Thl1 bu1lnHs Is con· ORDINAHCE epu •r Hive you •tarted doing doing bualneu 11: The F•· Dilly PilOt Jt.lly 11, 18, 25, ducted by: an lndMdual P1otHloue ltuelne•• dUC1td by. 1n lndlvldull ducted by an lndividu•I CITY OP Publl1htd Newport bu1lne11 yet? Y11, June 1, blan Group, 18207 E. Mc· August 1, 1997 F206 PUBLIC NOTICE HIVfl ycxi llltted doing N._. 1 .. tement Have you 11M1ed doing Gregg SchHber1e COITA lllU B11eh.Co1ta Me.. Dally 1997 Ounnott Slrfft, Suitt I, Ir· bullneSlr.r? No Tha folowlng pereoM lrt business yet? Yn 5-20-92 19973727340 A PROPOSED ORDt. Piiot July 25, 1997. Flr11 T11m Rell Elt111 • vine, CA 112614 PUBLIC NOTICE FlcUtloue 8uMne11 Richard . Johnson doing butfnen 11: •) Holi· cartot Odldno ' Thi• •t•t•m•nt Wll filed NANCE .. achtduled for F281 Oreng• County, Biii Pl•t101. Helen Flbl111, 409 w. SI· Name ltatement This lllttmtol Wll flied d•y .... ket •• b) Pol Belly Thi• ltaternent WU flied wtllJ lh• County Clerk of adopUon 11 th• regular City Exec. Vice President .,,. St. S1nt1 An1, CA Plotlttoue BualneH The following per1on1 are with the County Clerk of Products, 2542 Oxford U\., with the COWtty Clerk of Orange County on M&-ll? Councll mMtlng of Augutt PUBLIC NOTICE :/:~' t:1~mentty wc•1• :1~ 112707 -~~ .. ,.,..,, dOlng bullne11 as: Red Hiii Orange County on 1.a.11 Coeta M"' CA 92e28 Orange~ on M5-t7 . 4 1997 being Ordinance oun tr 0 P•ul Andr-F1blan. 409 ...... ·--~ .. perlOnl.,. ~ •• 320 Bri•tol SI., 11973721441 Chri• Ambwgey, 2542 Oil· 1n73727t31 Dally Pilot July 18. 25, Au-97-22 ctaenglng the zoning SUMMARY OF Of1ng9 County on 9-25-97 W. Slerr1 St. Sani. An1, doing bu1lne11 11: 1) Suitt C, Costa Mtll, CA Dally Piiot July 11 11 25 lord Ln., Coel1 M"I. CA Dally Pilot Jiiiy 11 25 ~ gust 1, 8. 1997 F251 of 1h9 1o11owtng propertlll PROPOSED 1ff73725309 CA 112707 Ground Zero StrlleglH, 92t28 ' ' ' 112628 ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE u lndlclled: ~274, 2080, ORDINAHCE Da.ily Piiot July 25, Augu11 Thi• bu11n111 11 con-LTD .. b) Coestal tm1ge1, Jung Soolc Kim, 320 Brit· AUQUS1 1• 1997 '1" Thia bu1lnH1 11 con· 9u111, 8, 1997 f241 ________ 1 Ind 2250 Newport Blvd. CITY Off 1, 8, 15, 1997 F2e5 dUC1ed by: hu1b1nd and 22 Belfort, Nawport Coast. lot ~t., Suite C, Coal• PUBLIC NOTICE cluc1ed by.'" lndlv!dull PUBLIC NOTIC! PUBLIC NOTICE trom C1 to R2·HD; 2070, COITA MESA wllt Clllf0tnl1 92857·1079 M .... CA 112828 H1w you ltlrted doing I-----;..._..;..;;._ CITY Off 2072. 2278. 2280 N9WJ¥)11 A PROPOSED ORDI· PUBLIC NOTICE H•ve you llarted doing E~ 8. = M. P!lll. Thi• bu1ln111 II con· Flctltlou• BllMMll bullnelt yeC1 No F'lctHloua Bu.Ines• NEWPORT BUCH Blvd., 118 Albert Pl1ce, NANCE la acheduted for bualnel1 vet? No Ph. ·• 22 • Newport ducted by: an lndlvldull Name llatetnenl Chris J. Amburgey Name ltatement Ind 109 Ind 109-1/2 EHi edo tlon et the r ul1t City Flotltloue Bualneaa Helen Fabian Coll1, CA 92&57·1079 Hive you 111rted doing The following peraon1 are Thi• 11a11rnenl wu filed The foltowlng peraona are C!tr Councll 23rd St., from AP 10 R2· Cou~cil meetlng ':t Augual N•me ltatement Thi• 1t11tment was flied Thia bu~ln111 I• con-bu1lnn1 yet? v ... July 1, doing builneas u : Colllll with the County Clerk of doing buslnen u : Show· Chambers of the MD. In connectlon with Re-4 1997 being Ordinance The followlng persona 111 with the County Clerk of ducted by. an lndMdUll 1997 ColUslon Equipment 291 Orange County on 7-11-97 llne 2250 Vanguard W•y City of zone Petition R-97-41B. 117.23 .,Mnc11ng Section 2• doing bu1ln111 11: 1) Orange County on 1-11·97 ~~ you~~ dolnga. Jung S. Kim JoaM Sir"" Colll 'Men. tH73721845 A-201 Coate Men CA Newport .. eoh • THE MOTION to give Of· let(•) of the Co.ti M"' J1vl1r'1 Lawn Cert, b) 1H7372H22 ""' ,.... "· 12·1 Thia 1tat1ment wu llled Clllfomla 92928 Dally ,llot J1i:y 11, 25, AAJ. 92126' ' 3300 Newport dlnanct '¥7~ flfst reading Munlclpel Code ptrtilnlng Sonl1'1 Hou" Cleaning, Dally Piiot Juty 18. 25, AtJo ':van B Siegel Thi 1 t wllh the Cot.Inly C1er1I Of WIDlllTI Charles lecker, gust 1, I, 1997 F227 Und1 ,._ Eldridge, 2250 hulevard. c:arned by in. following roli to ll•blllty cl1lm1. n8 Scott Pt .• 17, Colla 9u1t 1. I , 1997 F238 menl WH ftled wl~: ~,: Orange Cot.lnty on MS-97 298 Joann Strfft Colla PUBLIC NOTICE llanguerd wav.. A·201, Newport .. aoh c1ll volt: COUNCIL THE MOTION lo glVe Or· M .. 1. CA 92627 Coun Clift( f Or tH73727135 Mell, Callfornl• 92828 Coli. M .... CA 92629 ,LANNINQ MEMBER a 1 A y I! s 1 dlnance 97.23 flrat rHdlng Jacinto Ramo• S1luar, PUBLIC NOTICE Co 1Y1 on ~ 11 :i;o• Diiiy Piiot Jufy 18, 25, ~ Thi• bu1tn11s 11 con-Flctltl 8 1 Thia bu1ln111 It con- COMMllllON AGENDA Buff•, Monahan, l!rtck· ~ltd by ~ tonowtng roll u: .. ~ 9~7 17, Co111 FloUtloue Bu9'ftela u n y 1 H7372HOI gu1t 1, 8, 1997 F245 ~:ci ~an .=du~ Nam!':tat!!:~ ~.;i by: an~~ R..,1., Mfftlnt • '°"• Cowan, Somers. call vole. COUNCIL Soni• R•mo• n8 Scott Name llatement Dally Piiot July 18, 25, ~ PUBLIC NOTICE 1>uslne11 )'91? No Th• followlng plfaont are bu1lne1r"Y1C? No ng Au9uat 7 . 1 H7 . NOl!l1 None. ABSENT1 MI M 8 ER S: A y I! I : Pl., 11. Cotta M111. CA The following per.or11 are gull 1, 8, 1997 F226 Wiiiiam Chari" Becker doing bu1ln111 11: An Und1 A. !:ldrldgt 7&00 p.m. None. 8uffa. Monahan, lrlck· 92627 doing busln111 11: B & D P1ot1Uout aualnH• Thlt 1l11emeot waa filed ldHI World, 251 M111 Thi• 1111ement wu filed 1. SUBJECT: Aubergine THE FULL TEXT of the aon. Cowan. Somers. Thia bualne11 11 con-VenMn, 427 E. 17th St., PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement with the County Clerk ol onv., Unit G. Cost• Mesa, with the County Clerk ol • Rlllaurant (T1m Incl Uza 0td~ may be re1d In NOEl1 None. AllSENT1 ducted by: husband and 1339, Co111 Mn1, CA F'lctJttoue B II The following ptflOnl are Orange County on 7.a.97 CA. 92627 Orange County on 7-15-97 , Goodell, eppllc1nt) 508 in. City C1er11'1 Office, 11 None. wll• 92627 " Mii doing butlne11 11: •> Cal· t 1973729441 Muy Ann T1lbot. 251 t ff73727144 129th SlrMI (contlnutd from Fair Drive, COlll M .. a. THE FULL TEXT of the Hive you started doing Wlllllm J. Adim. 427 E. ,,!~:,:1tatement lnvHt C1pltal Company, Dally Piiot July 11, 18, 25, M6' Ortw, Unit G, Cotti Deily Piiot Juty 11, 25, Ai.t •July 2~1 1997) MARY T I LLIOTT ordinance m1y be r11d In bullntll yet? v ... 7·1·97 171h St., 1336· Coll• -• ... _, ng ptrtonl are 27405 Putr11 RHI, Sulit August 1 1997 ,199 Med, CA m27 11 8 1""'7 F244 • SUMMARY· Requ111 to • I Cl c ' Jacinto R•mo• Salu11 M .... CA 92827 d ... ng ...... n ... as: Arnerf.. 380 Ml• I VI "" CA -' Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-,.g._u_a__.. • .;.;·--~----.;..;;.-' lllow eddluOna and 811.,.. Deputy Ctty Clerk lh• ty l«k • omc.. 77 Thi• lllltment wu filed D1wn A. Adam, 427 E. can l"rlend1 of the FOflh 9289t 1 on •,..., PUBLIC NOTICI dUCted by: an lndMckiai PUBLIC NOTICI :111on1 to an exlatlng lull-Publlahed Newport Fair Driw. Cosi. Mesa. with the C~ CJ"1t ol 17th St., 1338, Co1t1 lnaliWtlona of Y"hua Vt-Sherwood D Kelley, 27405 Haw you ltlrted doingi-------- ' MMc:e. low turnover ,.,. Be1ch..Co1t1 Men Dally MARY T. ELLIOTT, Orange Cot.inty on 7·9-97 M .... CA 112627 Rahim Foundation, 1924 Puert• Rell, Surt• 3Go Ml•· Flctltl--..• 8uatneae bullnet1 yt1? Yn, M ·97 rtoUU.ua lualneea •taurant which Include the Pilot July 25. 1997. Deputy City Cllilrk 1H73728113 Thi• bu1ln111 11 con· Whittler Av• .. Co•I• M"I. 1lon Vlt!O CA 92691 • Name ltat•ment Mary AM T1tbQt Natne lta......,,t :••pan1lon ol the ., .. d• F259 Publl•h•d Newport Dally Piiot JtAy 11, ta. 25, !.ttUC*! by: huablnd Ind ~ 8282~ Slrlmllng 1924 Thia &u'11n111 11 con-The fol1owCng ptr1on1 Thia Ntement Wll llltd The following~ art ~=· ·~ ~~,,.,.~ PUBLIC NOTICE =:ch.Co:: 1:;u Diiiy Augult I, 1997 F211 ... ·Ye you •tarted doing wr:: Aw .• Coli. ....... "..~by: II\.~ ~ln~~p~:1:0:o ~.,;'~ ~ •• ;f ~·~ characttrl1tlce to upgt•d• Juty • · F260 PUBLIC NOTICE butlne11 yet? No CA 92927 bualnffr"°'yet? v .. M~ MICAIUV Blvd., Irvine, CA 1"7372H48 Ing 3506 Via 000f10. New-lhe 11d1llng alcoholle b4Jv. IUMllARY OF Wlllam Adam Thi• bull(lall 1• con. Sherwood D Kelley 92715 D•lly PllOt July ,. 25 Au-port S.ldl CA '2183 : ::p• ac.nM from bMr ADOPHD ORDINANCE PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious auelneae Thi• atatement Wit ftled d..::' by: an lndivlduel Thi• llllerMnl w11 flled Robert Devenport, 2253 pt 1. 1. 1997 ' F228 Greg ~land. 3506 1cohOl~·0~~:!; co~i::::.A F'lotlttou1aue1ne.. ,,:1 ...... .......,.11• O:;'~°""t,~9r ~~:~doing O!'~~~~.;f ~~ nii. IMne. CA PUBLIC NOTICE ~o~~Hewport : ~:0:-=:uor: OROINANCe 117·20 ts Name ltat..nent doing ~~Ith 1ff73727'74 Wv-:-n lta~ WU filed 19973727342 Thi• bu1ln111 11 co~ P1otlU B M Thi• • bu1ln111 I• con- • o Pf o achedultd to be In full The fo11ow1ng pef90n1 art 6. White AslOClltff 5001 Dally Piiot July 25, AugUJI wllh in. C,,..-, Olefk I Diiiy Piiot ~ 11 25 AJ> duc:led by: an lndlYldUll OUI ....... ducted by: en lndlvldUll • CPPfOV~ ~·'!" by th• f0tc• and •ttec:t 30 d•y• doing bullMtt u : Tha Birch St .. 15. Newport Patlc 1, 8, 1!5. 1997 F255 Orange ~·-on 7.1 ... : pt t a 1ff7 ' F249 Have you lllrttd doing .....!' ..... lt•teMtnt Have you tfll'ttd doing ; !!'.!!. ...... o..'.':!~ ~.!!onxJ~n lrom h• •dootlon on July Omeo• Group, 3080 Brittol Cerner, Newport S.ech CA pu••tc NOTICI! 1 .. 7-2....... • ' bullneH yet? No ~·~~ s.rtone, '" butlneai ~ v". •2 .. 11 , c-~--·...,., ...... .,.. • ••· 21, 1997, and wu adopted St 1''30, Co1ta M .... CA 92980 • ' -•• ~ PUIUC NOTICI Robert D~ ~"' _.,._, u: ~ Greg~ , Ing rt1l1urenl Hllblilh-by the folloWtng roll caM 92S2e Sim Whit• 3710 8 Flotlt,._....,. Dally Plot July 11. 11, 25. Thie ltac.m.nt wu fl6ed 81ofeedbeci Cllnlc, 300 P• 1NI ttal1"*11 trM tied •men:,,.~ the lf>P'OVfll of vote: COUNCIL M .. 1. Tha Omeo• lhr .. t Men-Rotnonl o~· a.nta IWi, ..._.It~~ A&9111t t, t .. 7 F203 ~ ._.,.... With IM 0cMny CllfJt r c:tlo ~ Hlohwrt, ~with 1'11 C°'"Y Cltdl 01 • •n • • pertcJno :fi .. 8lltl1 AHi• 8uffa agement Cfroup, Inc .. (CA), CA tn707 • a ••• PUIUC NOTICI ..._. , .. , t OranQt Cou.tty on 1•t P..Ort _h, C~ 12883 Orange County on Ml-97 1 1 =:r: ;.,~~AJ:o '::: Monahan, lrlokeen: 3080 Brl1tol St. 1130, Oolnu Zandlth, 1'91 ~ ~~ The fObWtng ~.,. 1ffU7H441 1~ r1thver~ /,~· 1ffnH7ttt eluded In in. appncat1on la c. wan. I 0 "'.,.. ~~ ~n~.~ con-MIU °'"· 1c.e • ..,.. ... Teddy, m Udo Plftl ,.......... ........ doing ~ u : IOt9'o Delly Plot July 11• 11. ts. Coela Mela. CA eia1 • Daily Plot July 11, 21, Au- l I rtqut11 1pprove. rnodlft. N0••1 N .... MllJIT• ducted by.. QOtPOrlllon t-hl Helgnt.b ,·CA m, 07 DrM. Htwpott leeCt\, CA .... ............ lllya Data l"*""9. »40 Aui"" 1• 1•1 ,.. Thll butfneH It con-puat 1, I. 1097 '24' •cation to the Zonlna Code None Haw • llar1ed doing • u1 neu • con-.-; Tiie ~per.one.,. llitum 11 .. #fOO, •N. CA PUIUC IOT.,.. ducWd by..,, lncllYldUll ; 10 111ow "" uu of a .,,_ ORDINANCE 91.20 ~t? No :'::f' bV! • ~ ,_.. lnpet Mldltlno Group, dolf'IG ~ u : ltnlCllna 82821 "'.. Heve ~ *'1ed doing PUIUC llOTICI t dtm perking ~on Ill•. lmendl ChlPtef IV of Tltll Tiie ~· Tiveat ~ H11¥9 p ...,., --ino.. ~). 133 Ud9 Wonl, tits Por1 Allt. fllC Syat9mt .,..... Con>.. ,.. ...... I •• ... tMIMlt ~' No , ........ ....., ... I APPLICATION: u .. Permit I Ind lddl Altlde 13 to egemenl Group Inc., ~-No ........... Plrk DIM.~ IMCt\, ~. Nir#pcM1 9tedl, CA (CA), ,040 hlwrn ft.. ...... • , .,., S'9phen Yttdott • ..... .... ....... •No. 3t11 Michalf Zona. C!blCNlr· ~ ~ CA l2tQ '*'° #'00. It-. CA tnll The '°'°'*Ill,.,_,..,. Tllll .....,.,.,.. wee llled 1'h9 _._ : OEOA COMPUANCE: Thia Chapttf IX of TltJe 13 of IM man Thi• buelneH It c~ lphlna P•rtnt,., Inc., Thlt MIMH le con-dolr'f ........ M! Mk Wiii IN ~ a.t1f Of ~• l*Wl9 wt 1 pro1tctha1 betr'lmlewed, Co.ta M111 Munlclpal Thia~••~=~~~ d&ICINby.•~ ~;· ·1111 ftOl1 ~. clllttedby.•corporlllon ~ leMMe. t• OrengeCountyonMt·t7 ~~ .. :~ tend It hu bt«1 <Nttnnlned Code per1alnlng to ~ with IN COunty Cletk Of n-.... ,.:=,"1 HllW you D1ld ~ ~ llac:ft, CA .-.0 Hewe you ltlftld dOlnt ......... 10 COiia Miia. '"11'118Ue CMVOft. :eo, ~! ... ,. t lh•I It I• cat~ ••· q u11lty and compllanc. Orange County on 7+t7 --..-tH?;nJ~:: .,.,..,.... ~~ TMa Outln"a I• COftoo buelne9e ~ O:.... CA .aT • . Delly Hat My 11, 11. ~ CA taas ona cs.I Mei. •=tt := ~ with IN MIOOnel poMon .tMTl7Ha74 Delly"'°' "'Av 11 u Au. ~·~ J • ~ =.• :=-'°'.:... ~ ~:'~~ ...... Corp., MIN _.. = fl!! t, I , 1111 mt Mary Mle ...._ 47t :""°'"'*'*' °'*"Y Act. ~~ .... IV!: ~ "!.!". ~ ~ ... '· •. ttl7 • n.. ...... . . ....... yWlt Y•. Nllf f; Tllll I ILIUftl ...... ~ .~.. PUaJC IOTICI ~ ,.~· Cofone 2. IUIJtCT: Callfomla ,..... ..... "" 11• -·1 "' ......nlt'p • .......,, _, TNa 1t1·11_... w -i::' wlll .. ~ Qertl Of aann I de! Mai,~ t:lln Fr"" MttrJc1n Ottll (John eoeta Meta. Cwt ~ e... PViiJC llOTICI -. ,.. CM11r Cleft -~inc .• ar.v Or-.. ClulltV in...., w tir. • .:.~""' PleSW1 • • •Ill•• ~ ~'1'*.,:.).• ,,..to<t-P11ry, •PJ1llo1nt) 041 THa PUU. TIXT o4 tf'9 or-31111 .,._ ..,_., .... a,,.. C...W Oft,.., __ ......,...,. 1'9?anaQ7 ...,. · ..,... dltr'8 .... _, 1 .,,, an.._., - -MICMhur~ ... ~"'-'9rtNdlnlN IH, Cotte MHa. CA ... 1•1•1•1111111 ,..,.111• 'rNs .-... DaiiNllN!ra -,_ -.,1...., 1"'~;:.:..a .. ~~a:-*ling ~~~'°"'Mt M, ~ Qlrti'e a.., n 'tilf 1W --lllll1•1Rt Dalt 111111 .Mf It, ta..=:-Clalll el t, .. ti. t• dilllll ........ -~ ~~ ....... SUMMARY~~ '° DIM. eo. ....._ ~ P1o1 NV 11, 21. -EJ tf/lttlitllttJI,.,,,,,,. ...., 111.-: ,. • ,:::' '&. ..... *"' ~ •n *"* ""' ~ ~ llCf • !=:.:..=-~Jood llMYC.:·~won, ... ,,.,,.., ,.. =:::-,,::,: ,. ..... _,,. '11.•~ =='--•,..,~ c..-...=:'~~ 'IGI 1o a .. 3 M11ol!OLH••••• llOl'ICI =.:, ='=. --~!Nu "...,., II~ .: fti:i't::' C:: C::,IJHltO I...,_., ......... , llldt COlll .._. ~ ft&•IUI 8 11 A _, IL. :biiiiii ....,._ -... "•II. ..... °' G;llr Nee~ a__. arid'°_,.. Plol MJ&Jt17. 1171 • I I -'T .. I Mlneal le ..,.. 1• I, 'I. tllr ' ..... i!iif -~ -..r· ·~~ •=:':II I FRIDAY, JULY 2S. 1997 • PUBLIC NOTICU PUii.JC NOTICU PUIUC NOTtCU PUIUC JIOTICU PUIUC MOTICH PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICU ' -............. .. ........ """ .......... ~ ~ ... i T111 ·-11•-.ac111111 •1tw1Md111 .. 0lticl W•...., 11111 • ••"" tleo n. a ,..,. -._,lDMtMWllllf'tr•-*• QllS,tottn .._..gMdowwttv 1 • • ........ "'• 111 IWCounW a.tt A,.. Adi· lioMd IMRV SU!WtmNC!A ..-.. c..tr· an ol =: c..., ~Of a. • T• 111 .. ,..._ NOTICE OF -. ...,. ehNd not NFL! e.,.. • =-~::.:...-:-:=:=::=-~::-= .. ~--:.~ o....c:=:;.~-= c:=:; ••• ~ ==== 'ti:.':e.~ "-:':ru~11z~ the .... ,Li. ~ • 1Ctt1MT. 140t It -_.,....., -. 0t 1111ng of ta ........ oo. ~Oll.Mv ,4 UIV7 ~Nat JI/Ji/ 11 '" • Dllllr 111ot My 11, '" II. NIV...,.,.., on ad O..CS ol E!TATE OF· .,.adott wlll a,. Mid on 49. &Al,..w .._. ... ,._,CA_ -IM(Sll.._14Gnotof ... ...._.fl1UMlll ~~Miu _,.., tWP ' nai Al:IJP!l,1117 l't•TNIL Tiit,.... .... .,., :n-"A:...,... Auauet 21, 1117 at end Nexp• ..... ~'-::c:;::.~~~-Admoi•ws-.ofa~MMtt~836190.M11.25,Aiio iiUluclOTICI WICIOTICI Olllt common.....,.,,• AICATIU I' 1:4S,.M.lnOftt.70S ru•dent. ,._. L.! ii:b,'10.IM_.,.i,..,..,.. :::~,.:,.~=.: 1l19V7 .. ,. a8wll1111 :o..:.::.:-~AU&l_.-..=MA =-'·:,~',,r,i!,~ ~~~tWF-= I :. ...... ~ .... ~~~ .. cornmonllw(s.s.c.cwi14400 .......:...... "...!!...1 •, I 1,11 ·~ lie 142 TIMfll °"" c.... n'!LF!! CA.1 14171 Oreng• CA ....... Ollr 1._~ ... .......,._. •MCI .~.,., Pftif• --•·1 1 TM .--. ....... ca tt121 lhl _ _,_ 12111. nMrCabo..,,._ •ain:::~ ,_not~ bllUll l91J7 lionscOdt) " •am a l 111 ~ ':f=,..... .. -. ' • ...,_ ~ TNtlM cbdlltlll To aft Ml,., b.rwfl· If YOU OBJECT TO Maoo. &Mrt ..-• • .-a ....,_ .,_, .. PUBLIC NOTICE Rrsc FWno .._. hil 1 a rl w..--.. .,~ awlo= ~ "'°' \1t Opo.to, 11111i111111ey tor eny ll1C001CN11 cteriN . or9dlton, oon-Vie .,.ntlng of the on ttie .,......_. ., .._ NNoon Bucl'l-Colll Mm ~ ~....,. .. Dr tlOll9 .... QA NNDcit.....,, CA~ flt~ lddlua Ind Oltlet tlngent 01edltore. end peddon, 'fOU 1hould the IWbM pew• 1 M _....... ,.,.. Of fie ... 1ttnnttM CN431J644 8361GO.M 18,25, Aug mt.all ... -ToP ol cirot J Alderlon, 1112 a.... ...,_, 1-0.. COll'IMClll dUIQNliOn. If lftY, per.OM who rNV other-9'JPW et 'he hHring and WU a ...... ~ IMST ITAlBIBfr(JlAIMllONMSIT 1,a. 18117 the 11• W. ~ TdrllY oi ~-.CA '1:1'• .... A.119, CA "701 &llOwn l'IMltl. llle IOtll amount w1 .. be lnwr .. ted In 9fld etat• your objeo-e&#W, cllWlt' and t1J1t. COlllPOMTIDH. ey. ~ Of CCMlta CA -7 ..... " I bu91NM le ~ at Ille UllOlld blllllCe at h the wlll or Htete, or do,,. or file written ..-men. H1e _.. OltWlt/ flllll .. .... ,...,. Min-un Of RCTmO .. IUllNEll PUBLIC NOTICI ONrtll A. eo.. U• w. Tiii• buelnele ,, OH-~ =..,, ~ Ollligltion sacured by Ille bot~ of: TH!Rf..P.~.A.. objeodOM with the 8 . Powel, tlM.r"¥19 .... YI,' NAllE ~ COllla *-. CA ..,._. t¥ 111'1 lndMckllll bullnM ¥1C't No ._.._ IM'OCll"Y D bt 1otc1 Vici SM;; H AKA THii;n~ " OCK.trt before the hHr· old daught.,, ..., , 1'1111 __. .. llld _.. Tiit following PlllOl\(I) llJTICfOFAVAUllUTY '*1 HllWe yau .._. ~ OlwtllrtalWw rwon1111t t111m111ct coata, ALLEN SMITH AKA Ing. Your eppHrenoe ~ Powea end.....,, b C0U.-Qllll ol OrarlQI f11tt1M lblndonea Ille use ol Of Ml9UAl. MW Tiiie buliMM le oon-.......... _., No n. • • iienl .... tw.o Qllll\M1 and 1C1V1nCe1 • Ille THERESA C • .SMITH mey be In pe,.on or by 81m ~ of 0.. COul!fWon_~ 14. 19V7. Ille fidllout 11111 F\llluart 1D Slctolt 9104(.d) cMl1ild by:•~ c.ot J. ~ ., the ~ a.rte Of lime at Iha Initial pcj1lliCllion Of A P£TITION h•• your 1ttorney. ter, MlcNgM ~ c&!E-TNe ~ NMll IJ)() 6REEJ( REST~ name.°' lhe , ll'illrnll ~ Code, Hll¥9 YGI' lllftld ~ Thlt lblJIMit .,.. tied °'Wiii Cour11y on ~1'747 Ille Nola at 5* 11 been filed by THERESA IF YOU ARE A him. lMiy grlldil I I I _.,. .... tw ~ llQlll \41 Ol>Of1D. #3, NewPolt Beach nob • ~ P*' flit the '=:: r:o:~ 1/4W1 • .. ecu.y a.rte Of t9"n'JMMt 1117 ,IOl.M In lddlll04'l to WI\. L . COLES WORTHY In CREDITOR or e contin· from N9wJ>011 .__, • N • • .. filellln .. Ollce CA ™3 . IMAll -..m tor ... ~ lllCll'tQ n. I nt w tlld Orlngl ~ on M 147 Delly Plat JI/Ji/ 11 1e. 21. TNStH Wll ICCtPI a Cllllltf'a the Su~or Court of S:"t creditor of the High 8c::hool 9" , .. of .. ~ an A,.. Rel-Tiit hdi'°"5 b.ltinm·name MM:ll 31, NW of.,. awnm .. ~ ~ a.rte of ,..,,.,.... Auglllt 1 ,..,. • "210 dlawn Cltl I stall OI C1Hfoml•, County of IC ... ed. you mu" file end SM Otego ..... *' .... HMll SMlrNnt llftnld., llXM was hied on~~.::... 8ior~ o...,.. ~on.,..., Otl11y Plat .Mt ti, 11, • ' lllllOMlblnll,adllckthwn!lr• Or~. ON your cleim wiU\ the ~In ft72. .. 111111 DI .., ... 1D .. -~ 12. tl!G4 in Ille Coufll'1 °' iAiplCIOn bf q ~ tWilJll tlO et 1, .. ,.., r:m PUBLIC NOTICE OI fldlrll aldlt union OI I TH~We~Eslr court end m.iJ • copy to ~ :::.. ~ m::= : ::.: ::..-....:r-u:: =1 and ~ .... Ale Ho ~ ~II • .... :: ~ ~= 11, 1~ fWl.IC llOTICI Fie• 4171C AP NumOer 411-SIWIOS en:, by.:., -i.~ ~SWORTHY be ~-:~:~t~'r,~e"J: uough tout ..... .. -8' I Rcl*llll ..,_ Vllll AaoPVln 275 E. 18111 "I ......... ..., "'' ~ ' " • I l • · , S1W111QS UIOCilllOn 01 SM'IOI llPpolnted u pe'9onel court within four known him over .. ...,.1na1-.a1 .. ._ot Shel. ft&. CoSlll Mm ~~ ~~~ ~llOl'ICI=':,?:;,::• ~t!::fni!t~'..S.: aoecl"lt01n5aan5102of reprHentativetoedmln-monthe from the dete yws. A memor11i1 .. ,,.., "'* ,.,.., 5'111. Ot G2627 Q2fillQ. ~ (7t4) •252• • Thi '°'°"'18 Pl'IOftl .. dlflUll ~ 1 o..d of Tnm F'inanc:m Co0t and IUll)onzed liter the 11t•te of the of firet iuuence of be held on ~ ~ canmDll &.. (Sii Sec9ort 14400 Tin blllness was~ 6340 ~MllQ on b dlll cl ....... ~ • 111 . dolr'9 bultnlil • ........ d*d May 1 1993 LI!* do blllinaS fl ltlia stall. In Ille decedent. leners ., provided 1n 1897. For lnfoTR - n =-...... Md~ ~~~AH !tis Pu*8ion Ind lor 180 days Thi ":W?g.,:.:.: .. ~ 123 ~ Wsy, tllra adlOll • ., ~ u you lfndef OChefT than Wit 1$ que:~E t:.~:~~:en~~~ HCtlOn 9100 of Jhe r::.=~ .. Rrll-lhe!QIW c111•no normal MlllSS _.._ bulll'8ill • llcll Colle ...... CA 12927 pmpt1ty It may bt 1otc1 It a acceplld Ille lllSIH INY WIU nd ocf 'I If Cellfornie Probete Code. ~ 9udl-COltl Mm Tin~ was lded Wl1tl hours ~00 A.MlO 5 00 PM TN., .. 111 Ceol .::a. *B. Don Anchll, 31 Fremon public iale • you need 111 WlhlOld Ille ilauancl at Ille •n :e ~mi~~J· to The time for f1hng i--------- cH43tOSU873CS" 1a,21 Aug ~::,"tv ~:~99~ Oranoe The .Ollncrll9I mwger of the Coela u~!7 ~= H9wport Bwh. QPl.lnaliOtl 0. Ille "*' ot Ille Tnlslle'a Died Ul'Cll funds prcYbete. The WILL end cleim1 wi ll not expire u. l9D7 Newport ~ta Mesa loundaliOn Is Thoma C Gould, ,._.. A. "' Tiii• builn191 la con-procetdillQ lgllnat you, you become IYlilable IO Ille paye_e OI eny codicil• ere evell· before four . months CN4310IM " 18 2.5 ~ 1 8. I Cecil Pleoe *•· Co.ta clJd9d by. 111'1 lndMdull Should contact a lawyer. Nobce Is lndonH &I • malllr of llglW. eble for examination in fro"!' the heering date PUBLIC NOTICE 1997' ' o ' SHEl'PAAD llM1JN RICHTER 1 ....._ CA 12827 H.v. ~ ~ doing hlflby ciMn that '"'"' Said sail will 111 made, but the file kept by the not1ced above· HAMPTON Tiiie bu1ln111 i. ~ ~ )'91? No ~'-1rar......-1 wllhout CCNeftaflt or warranty, court YOU MAY EXAM- ... IL 1M111ZllW PUBLIC NOTICE LOS== :o~r:a ~ by: 8" ~ Don Andrw CllllMll Cll[lllr1114111 IS truSlet. IXl)llU or implied llQll'dlng title, THE PETITION re· INE the file kept by the flC1ITIDUI IUllBI New Btadl.COSta • you lllll1lcl doing Thie ~ ._ llld OI aucceuor trum. °'possession Ot encumtnnces. Ill quests llllthority to court. If you are. a per· -ITATW fleNo.1HmHIA CN=fl)N252":f997 =~~ wttl'I the County Cllftl Of aubatiluted 1Ns1H l)UllUlnt tollllsfytheindebCtdnlsssecu/90 admlnieter the utate ion in,eruted in the The falloMnCI =• IMrl ACTTT10 .. IUllES • Tiiie ltatllmlnt w tied °'W'IOI CCM1ty on 1·1547 Ille Detd ol T111st exKUtld by by slid ~· adVanels under th• Independent eatate, you mey file dDlllQ ~ 11: CS . NAllEITATDIOO t»UBLIC NOTICE wllt'I the Counly a.ti of t•nnTtM Roger L. Eden and CllMnne E. llle~under. wiCl1 inierut as Admini•tr•tion of E•· with the court a for~al t«:AlKlN. 2448 E. IMlraod . The IOllOWlllQ pelSOn(s) ISo'all Ot*'9I C<M1Cy on 7-&Vr Delly Plot .My 19, 25, Au-Eden, husband and wife u joint~ thertin, and Ille unpaid tet11 Act. CThl1 euthori· Re<!,uHt for. Special IH24, ~CA 92931 doino business as: WHO'TAKER fie No. 1ttnnttl7 tM'laTaeMe GI* 1, e, 11181 '247 llnants Recorded on OMV1HI Pfl!ICil>ll of .the Noll securtd by ty will 1llow U\e per1on-~ouce of 'h• filing of. •n Cit*' U. 2MQ E. '*'lwood & ASSOCIATES, IJ #C1g&1885, STATDfflff Of UANDO•BfT o.ny Plot .My 11 11, 25 u Instrument No. 11-0IH111 Slid Dttd wi111 lnttrtst thereon IS el repr11entetive to teke inventory end apprellal /wt., Mt24. NIMDrl. CA 92831 24491 MandlWle Oriw, 1.JOJna Of AuglJI! 1 11181 ' F201 PUILIC llOTICI of Olficial Reconll in the olfict of PfOVidtd ln said Note, ftes, meny ection1 without of utet~ asset a or of -~~&=r' Hllls8 ... ~'RfRllnc ,....., ,..~-USEOF~E IUllJEll PUIUC' _T1CI " •••••Inn• the County RICORltr ol o,.,... chatgesllldandof :e: :ea: obtaining co~rt eppro~ =~Y/r:~~~~ ~~ a;;:t~~~ lNI _,...11 COIQIClld1" .,........ . ...... omia ...... ...,.. ---. 81ah•lllt County, Cl~omll. I/Id pu111W11 by Mid Deed of Trust Dllld: et. Be.fo re taking ce.rte1n 1250 of the Celifornie !..-id I Wiit. '*>!\. 24491 Mlnde'.111e Oft...e. The folowlng PlflOl1(S) Plolltl•• •• 111 Thi tolowlng l*90nl .. to Ille NOlict of Otf1ult and 07114'1Q97 1_, Mountal very 1mportent ect1on1, Probate Code A Re· _..... 1111 nae Ylt blQu Llguna His. CA 112653 ~ ablnCloned Ille UM ol ~ buMnl9I • s.ae EJeClion 111 Sen thertundtr ""'"' • however, the per1onel : . RUIS ta'9I undlr ,: TIH bu11ness is COIWded ~ the fiallOut b.lsinns name llw 81 I •.ant Pooti, S7I ...::0., Sl. l1COnled 04>1111117 u Greu,. lllClfPllllllH, a repre11nuitive will be quHt !or Speciel Notice :...,. ~ ,..,. or •co~ WHITTAKER & ASSOCIATES. Thi tolowlng pel'90f18 ~ C-. MIA. CA t2C7 , lnStNment No. 11170111751 of CelHDmll ~ u UICI required to give notice form II av1ll1ble from IWTllSlllllCI '*""-~strwt his not ytt begun 24491 Mande\1llt Or . l.JOJna ~.:C':i&· bu1ln1u u. ~ Berge, S7I """"°" Slid Offlcial Racordl. Wiii Stl on NSlH o4I llleel Est-. to interllted per1on• the court clerk. SDl!D:CALllWUSKMUWU ID lrWISICl bullness unde< Ille ~s.CAQ2653 Or C:0:.~118 ~ St. Coeea-.....,CA82927 WtVIH7 11 Al Ille ....,. ,.,._.,,. ,.,..., ~ Aotnt unleu they heve Attome~fw ..,..., ... 11tn11oner--..ar: TNI·...,..,. .. fled With licli'°"1 11111ness n.ne or The hdlious business name Priictlll ,:,:;. R!9sl• Thi• bu1lneu le cor.-(lllltll) &Miia " 1111 C:.lltf 17180 Rlr:h Sbwl. Suite 240 waived notice or con-........, • Obe8i MC..cV.W MmlOlllA1 NM ~~~ Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 1~eroa:::y 942..eteo ... eour., CIMI ol Ollnoe l\lmlS klttd hlllln re!en'td ID lbcM wa filed on 1715 ~ Or cOillli cluctld by. en~ C81Ht11oae. 700 Clwk Ce"* hint, C. 92614 {lU) '74-733 seni.d to the proposed oe...a a'"-· P.C. ~Oii-14. 19V7 SIGHED SHFOOF. II«: .. 9y Maly Se1)Rmber 29, 111Q3 tn Ille Mlle. cA t2C7 ., He\le YGU lllsted doing DrM Wnt. IMle Au. ca It By Millildl Bittier. Trustee action.) The lndepeo-4041 M~ Bhrd .. NOla-TNI Acftaus Nlml Sut ~ltlllaf. Sec ·TIU Cclunly of °'ll10I Ind 0!91\11 Tilll bu1lne1e 11 con-bultnllit )'91? No 1:45 Ul puOllc IUdlon Ill Ille OlfictJf C2Sllll 1116, ~ 81 dent adminl1tra,ion .... 360 1---------Sl*IM ..-he ~ llOlll TIU st*menl was hied With file Ho F5&4G32 ductied by. en lndMdulll Bryn Blrve 11Q111$1 llldder 101 W/I (payable 1gg1 authority will be grented NeWDCll1 8eech CA ... c wa fled.,, .. Olflcl .. Courcy Oellt ol Ofllloe Maly Sut Wllnaler. 244111 HllW YoU ltlf1ed doing Sell your home at the lime ol s* '" lawful uni... en interested ~ al .. ~ Qllk A,.. Act· Courcy on-Uy 14, 1!1W ManOr.tlle Or . l.JOJna Hills, CA bullnell yeC? No ,,,,_,of Ille Unilad Stama), d Buy II. Sell II. Find II. .... ,.on fiJee en objection 07/24. 07/26. 07/31 To place en ad in Claaelfled Cell 942·5978. 111111 ~ N1m1 s.rr.. l«>TX:e..Tln ~ Narrll 11265.3 Prtedla 8. Rlgga thr~~_j~rlld. ... •• n '*'tit. c:onvtytd Claaslflad. t; the petition end .-.~ ' ~- ·- GENERAL •• • . .• ""-= .. ~, .. --- ·-E1 "''·"" By Fax (714) 631-6594 (PlraM> mdudt your naml' and pliont' number and •'t' 'll call you bat'k with a priet' quotr.) How to Place A ByPhooe (714) 642-5678 .· By MaMn Person: :~30 West Bar Street " Co~ta ~1esa. C'A 92627 At ~r"1>on BlnJ. & Buy St. Hours Tt>l(•phone 8:30am-5:00prn Monday-Friday Wa lk-In 8:30am-!>:00pm Mond11y-Friduy 1002 HUNTINGTON NEWPORT IRVINE 2144 GENERAL 2602 CORONA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1040 BEACH 106 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR NEWPORT 2622 BEACH Ratr~ and d1•adJjnr:. 1irr ~1tb1r•·t to change without 1101111• Thi' publi~h1•r M'-.t"r.e:-I.be ~ht HI rt'll'o(1r. rrdu~,jf~. rt'\ i~«> ur n')t'l't any l'l11"ifit·d ud\trt1-.emrnt Pli-11"r r«>pon any f'rror th111 m11\ b1· in your rJa,.,ifit>d ad unmrdiatrly. 1lw 011il~ Pifot ut·rept.. nu liuhility f11r 110)' rm1r 111 un othl'nl-,{'ffif'nt for whkh it muv lw rr pon~ibl~ elC't'l't for the co:.t of th~ ..p1t1..~ 11c'tuaU~ 01Tup1rd bv tht> rrror Crt'dit ran only b.. allnwt'd for tht' rir~t m..enjon -----Deadllnes ----- Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wednesday ......... Tuesday S:OOpm Thur~day ....... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm 2669 RENTALS TO SHARE 2724 CDM 1 pereon for lrg 3br 2ba hH w/2 oth· era, Ip, w/d, nr Cerna· lion Park. Avail now. 675-5695 or 673·15393. HB 1 Br In lrg hse, shr ba. Female pref. N/S/ drugs/pet•. $375/mo. RllTAHJ9110,._,.. P:0t ...... IOI I!. lelboel Main St. 1000.f, Avail Nowt 714·79$-1.07 P.BUONAl.S BUSINESS• FINANCE BUSINESS OPPORTUNI~904 EMPLOYMENT , ____ _ MTM. =~~..,._ ............ ........ ..... end ... ._ .... ,..., tlfM -.-... Muel ... • •• , .. ponltble, • .,.. Upeo•I• Women'• eble end motMlled. lloudQI.. now ~ exc•ll•nt b•n•fll• tor OA/11 ,..... toc•l-:'7i11eile1i;191;11'1ii11ii'--~7, AQU ....... Wiiiet ~.:::...._. '*"· tlOn. ~ & Roapan...._, oemo. ...,..1... ... ..., 31 ~I::~ ~1Caf:ea'i8" mea~ ..._. 8mok• QlllcM\ ._. ~.,.. ~ (19 tM-M equip. Pd MOO =.. ":::, ~ Mon-'~ eem;.:,pm :n~ ~OW:: •'""' aoo. HI,.. ----~ ...... ~~--• Count•r p__,. Th• growing Dally your home. Refer· c..,,..,. tbl, 3benchoe, IJCYCl.IS eot01-COS_,;-.. .... ,.-.. -.-•• -.-1-2-4 PT & l'T. Office wortc, Piiot ec:tverttalng IMm •ncH. 4H-1793. 1171., 'ountalne 1110 ••••• !IJl .. •••I aa .....-u P .. --. '"t -.. I Bird Bathe l20., TrH ,,__' ,,_....,, •••k• an oute de Ro .. a S10. Oleand«f, T•nd•• HVllAD ••• Hit q ..... ,. anttquee, lur=en ....,...,.., 0011--.. "andof'llado Ori...tal tUQ•, ClolhOe. ~. l!uropean •••tu•, tiou••l'IOld, wMher/ ~. tv'•• etc, tnUCh, mor•I 714,..W7a7 for ~pt O! COO\• to • ..... ...,. ......... 24141 Qrlnom Clrcl•, L.H. (Allda/Paeeo cte Valencla) ,otlo'fW slgna. Don't rt\IH ltl II/Hr. N.8. 2-uea. Min r•Pt'•Mnletlve In Herb•, Jasmine 11.00. Uke MW, eoet 1100. •aTATa aM.•• p~:.'~,:-'~~... g':p=n~~;!':f MBRCBANDIU C1trut1 Tr .... ffruldng .. klnO 1471. 7'8-4"'4 • ::~ =-~~== NEWPORT 1·18 hta/Wk. Wlff ltaln enc. Pf'•f•rred, but 110· I09-l74-94tt (Off lrvln• Ave.) BEACH Several Location• wlll train. Applicant •norolopodla reH SPOITING Furniture, cloth••· SSS.hr 31o-358-5SMSO ahould be energetic, offer accepted. N..,,/ dlehH, houHwarH, * QARAGll SAL.a Data mntrv motivated and ,. .. 11 AmQU'IS 8010 uHd-Adult/Jr. stlll GOODS 8065 and morellll 1924 Ter•slte Ln, N8 FT poeltlon c.a........ •tatter. Salary plua In ~ Other book9. G T a::k Sal 20th and lt'lln• • ..--comm1 .. 1on. XJnt ben-Dealef'a ~om• Muet ar ... • -• • Sat 7/29 at a.m Beach. MS, Excel & eftt pkg DNo ectHn-.. 1: 71~3 Oacor Air D•I, vHt, •hturday 7·2• Platinum exper. $12/hr lna/phvSJcal required. ~ l\d'\ muk, fine, SOOf'kel, To benefit Newport + MOVING SM.II + + beneflta. Call Laura EOE $end reeume IO ~ ...., Now w........ 1·pc/ airta.Nc, b•lt, 541-7813 HarbOr High School . Sat It Sun 8·~ at 497-3329 or fax Lynn Eeola, "°ally ~....a...--"'"-'. ___ .... • Jacket ecube •ult u 8/ Color Ouatd. 1ta11an, Fr•nch & tHUm• to 4~1833. Pilot, 330 w . Bay ....._.,_ .. __.._ 10 $100. Wht/frlg• Nordlo Track Pro W/ 18th Piao• a Aliso Sou1hWHt•rn E•t•t• ""'In tho 81ankl Str .... Costa M•H, •;:&=-;: Knmr. 80>e28x231/2 Hean monitor, 1200. GARAGll SAL.II Furniture. 875-1~9. Employera flit lhoH CA 92927 or fax to .._ 1120 78 .. 7882 714 ... 35-11581 Furniture, CouchH. 3411 Ftnter Awe. poaltlone you have (714) 8~2. For • Sohwlnn Alr•Drno Tabl••· Chai,., and Oeslgner/Eetate 8a.le available by placing a Interview, call (714) Old-.orh • COtlD'n'Pll!DI!! &OlS Bod" exercl••r w/ much morel 2603 fumlture, h•edbo81ds, help wanted ad In our 574-4238. nu-vu•AOJ , Elden Ave. UnJt M CM end tablH & ch .. t•. empl1oyment aectlon. , ~-at. Mn.. Pu 1••m•1 • r · Or 1 g frames accessorlee Call 8'2·5878 TODA.YI •Soot r/Mrkt• Aaet 81 .. _.1_ 8 .... _.__ .. , 1700. Like new. Multl l'amllr Sato • ' --------- PT ftx hra. Computer/ d _.._ _ ... ,.. -Sac 13SO. 54&-1839. Paloma Dr. (2oth & palntlnge, poeter 811. Limo Drlver-Qen•r•I phone al<IU•. XJnt payl <;:c;.~...... When you purchu• ~~~-=-~:----:-·! lrvlne), camerae, lamp:,· p,tlo lurn. Plea•:~;-;~ of out EMPLOYMENT ~··=~u:.eom~~lv~ CM. Mr. Ray 437.5001 :ec...,..,...,. ~.t~~ .. p:g c;:::ut:. ~=:s~• :q:J!'~~:.. VCR'•, book•, Jewel~, ~::. t:,.!~~~.;: of area companl••· 5530 ·~ne~a_t_l-:7~.IOh_r_4_7~4..o4--1~1 T o o I IS • r v I o • • • 1:11111 ... ~ we wlll asalat you with 1 Weight Bell. Call golf etu7ff12, ~nd 8 more You almplJ oan't Check with the local 'C>m M • Repairman nffded. ......... . 100" money back Karl A.hll M&-171a1 __ •......,•t,,........,..-:'~•-"'--efford to ml•• lhl• Better Buelneee 00 ngr, Comm I Mech •klll• exp nee. '71.t f\.tn ~·711 guarantH In rec•lvlng aatS.12 aalel Sale 'run• Bureau befor• you •• c RAN B •• DHlgrl/MatkeUng Flr(n ln-houff/fleld Hrvlce, I~~ a 15000 uneecured Complete Dining Rm :!LI & Sat, Aug ist & Hnd any money lot o p a R AT o R a ... k• right candidate good OMV a muat. major bank credit Set, a Bedroom Seta 2rl:I from 8am-5pm. fees or aervlcea. Reed a Rouetabouta For to handle phones, Call MCS Marketing at card. No credit check G11n11GB SALES (French Provincial) & 223 Eyenlnt Star Lrt and underatand any Ollahor• Platform• :,~~:'~:'. ~1~~ h:~ ...,.._7_1_....,. __ s_-2_9_3_9_ Top Dollar Paldl req'd. Anyone w/2 Id'• nAn mlac houHhold furn.1...,,._..;.;N.,;;•_~~~":'• ... •--"~~ contracts belore you Min 3Yr• Exp. RHume etrong organlzatlonal warehouH Ftom 1800_1980. le approved. 721-4006 1192 Dono' Lane Estate Salo fum, bfd• sign. Shop around for To: P.O. Box 813 and communication ·Wick•• Furniture Is 1 pc to entire ••late. Sat Onl1 Big Salel ding, plct,s., kit Items. rates. Ventura, CA 93002. akllle, Hll atartlng lnl· accepting appllcatlona Painting•, china, WANTED -BAI.B--0--.-----1 Ouallty clothlng, temps. Iv's & misc 2 Position• Avail. tlatlve, a1>1Uty to track fot both full and P•rt· glaware, furn, •tc. n 6106 househld Items, misc. Item•. 2421 Buckey• +SlOO dep. 1/3 ulll. ••••••••• Call Amy 219·2927 ANNOUNCEMENTS Back Ofc. M•dlcal multlple proJect/H· time warehouH. Must 40Yr NS R" 873-8223 TO BUY 6019 ISIAND 1083 Cherenne St St. Fri 12·5 Sat 8-4 Prof'I F•male to ••••••••• share 3bd home In Nwpt Hgts. S550. ---------722·9040 Aest. and Front algnmente. Apply only be te spon slble, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MOVING SALE·SAT Ofc. Medical Asat. II your related experl· dependable and ---------tOtd Coln• Gold Sll\ter Saturd•JS.1 (7/28 ) Bam·2pm 20hrs pet wk. Buay enc• and aklH• ate motivated. Excellent Balboa leland Grey computer desk, Fum-.2 dining rm aets. NB Internal Medicine/ cl•atly above average. benefits package. 6011 FrankUn Mint, S1erllng Movtng Sale Teak student dHk, 1 -contemporarv w/4 Endocrinology. Salary Xlnt work environment Retail hours. APPLIANCES Old watches & Jewelry Sat 27 & Sun 27 Iron patio furn & misc. chr•. 1-e seat •~ LOST & DOE. 84a.a855 and growth potentlal. AJ>ply In person et: WfflCOast Coln 642·9448 219 Am•thpt 379 Santa leabel pendebl• walnut. Frig. Roommat• Want•d FOUND 2925 Fax Reaume to : Wickes Furniture f Id t K Top Dollar9 Paid Waah/dry/sofa/mlac. _ _,5,,..a""'t""u-r'""'d_•_r-:e""a-m--1 new washer/dryer. Younn Prol'I with pool Beale Bookkeeping 714-445-9202 3200 Harbor Blvd Ro r e•r• or en-For Recorda. Jan, Great Buyal·Must Selll Patio' lurn. Computet home"iooklng to share iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PT, fight phonea. Attn: Pel'9onel. Coeta Mesa, CA more whit• neat n•w Soundtracks, etc. if/~.::."P~~ tbl w/oJir. Single ~ with similar. Groat Found at Klllybrooke computer eJtper, some eox2sxa3 112 112° Call Mike 845-7505. ---------1 Lota ol great furniture. o p Bish Pl aroa In Costa Mosa, school, C.M. on 7/22. counter salH. Apply: Real l!etate PT Asst. (714) 759-7592 CORONA 193 or1 op nr Toewlnkle Park, 2 rings, describe to Allleon Marine ~~~~ g~<>,::~~~ ~l~a EMPLOYMENT ---------1---------DEL MAR 6122 Saturdar .. 3 convenient to shop· reclaim. Steven 1555 Newport Bl. C.M. & Uc pref. Call Ron@ SERVICES 5533 FURNITURE 6014 JEWELRY, FURS 2351 Fordham ping/freeways etc. 557·7305 or fax rHume 650-0541 7 80.5000 x101 Mlec. amall household $600 month Avail 9·1, FOUND Dark Brown Can't Find Work? Recept/Cl•rloal PT • Ir .ART 6025 llatate Sale Furn, Items, old books. please call 549.1101 You can't .. _ loo"lng lnt'I Constt Firm. Flex ._..... 2·Twln B•d Seta, box clothlng, blkee, anti· Chow Mix. Found on .,. " Please be aware that spring/matt Spring Air. " a. el d ti 1 ---------Santa Isabel near 100 hatdl WANTED 115 days/hrs, computer skills the listings In this cat· Xlnt condl 1150/both ~IB• •· sub, ate, quu, recrea ona IAGUNA SELL RENTALS Newland In Fountain people to 1111 varloua Fax rff: 714-721-0338 egory may require you or 17151... 87:HHS1 S3eo0 r~t:~.-~p ;~ equ~~·t 9hao~~:;:;H· BlLLS 6150 WANTED 2726 Valley/Huntingto n position• from war• RECEPTIONIST to can a 900 number 873·3432 600 Catnatlon Ave iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Beech. (714) 375-0822 house to manag• In Which 1here la a 80 lnoh Round '---------i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ment No experience High proflle Real GI T T bl I Found Men's reading nece~sary. Call Now, Estate Otflce. H•a.vy chatge per minute. ••• op • • w --------- your used vehicle through classified 842·5878 Wanted Apartment or Sm•ll Hee to lse by healthcare prof'I aher 9/1. Near beach. Sharon 087·2727 glasses & full key ring Brent (714)891·5784. phone exper. req d. ---------m,•j114) ~:t..1•:go. MACHINERY 6045 (car/house keys) on S 9 /h r + b • n • f It• Sunday 7/19 et the CASHIER +future Job oppty'•· DOMESTICS 5540 Dog Wash, CdM. C.M. LOCATION Fax reaume:759-9452. •873-4137• TOP PAYI Immediate Shopping for a new openings. Training avl. t? I lfl d LOST CAT at 20th & Berrett Bus. Svc. Inc. epe.rtmen c HI • •••••••••I Tustin In CM. Siamese •1-800·953·8233• ~~':i. ~~~thoci:~:::i: COMMERCIAL m ix. male, 9yrs, ~~~-~---~ Champagne In color, COM Boutique needa or worry! REAL ESTATE needs medication I PT help. Sales exper. ~!~~5a~17oc19 845-8118 prefetred. 780.80B7 , ___ v_ .. _ .. __ v __ _ 1947--- FIFTYYEAR . anniversary ---1997 COME FIND OUT WHAT ALL THE INTRIGUE IS ABOUT! By {Z>Oldsm..,. ... In stock now. Come take a test drive today! ************** S Rebates Rates up·s BICI LastAf!Su - · '?_. 3 Reserve yours today! • ve ••• ************ ** ~'J7 ( . \. I ) 11 I \. ( . SI· I , \. °' I) I· '\. 11 I I· S '31.370 6 YEAR• 70,000 MILE WARRANTY +ta•. lie. and doc. ..... Prior ,.,...._ 3 to c:tlooM. VIN f'a 221tt5, 221387, 228398, /fie '11 llef; t/oa /fk.lte A GOOD ADI Call 642-5678 1 . .. -... _ .1cP'· D YES, SELL MY .. ~ ~" , I .~ Both Wlliweblit. W• deele. NOll11I . ., .. Oltl o.ua1 ..... , Openiq lead: Al:e ol \7 How you pt.y a band can depend on your lmowledp fl the defenden. Consider thia deal ftom man,y 7ean ago. n ia • clusic ex.ample of why. North'• four-no-trump reaponee to the heart cue-bid was natural. South'• jump to the spade slam could hardly be considered a lb"etch. ... , led tM ac.e ol bMtt.a UMt ••••••• u.~ ......... ......... 7111 llll,' owner, alftt cond. uooo. ~1-ccndnued t.1111 .at. IA..-,.._ ~ = =..-. MllCIDIS 1130 ti would ........ to wbt .. ......., ·-... --Z-4-ROAD--.-,-ER---H,000 •744•11 -------,1=~=-=':"'":--::~ and \ab ad•Ht•1• of~ enl7 \1t< mu ... Leath.-'. ••• CHiiiOkii 4X4 ''17 4MaL v ... Auto, TOYOTA 9210 opportunlt.7 '°be oo the &able to co. Auto Trana. V/8 Llmltd. White/ AJC, CrulM c~ro4,l&iii•••iiiiiiiiiiiii tabtbetnmplsw.Downw. IHOWlltOOM ... 8• Ivory, Moonroof , """ power. 11,6H ... CWV U v.e HO'IN'Nr, W..,,.. 0.W.W .JfltOO-E•oepUonal Valuel C/D, 2flc ml. IOQ.637•7123 X·7811 only 47k ml. Pfifect'. by, one olCM lftll& card,..,..."' •2•·"· (3SO .. I04) •e?IOU •2~.•'17 'It 300 •o NM • PL. PW, AT. AC. all time. 8oU6,... the utut.e Lee CREVIER BllW Laxuti .. look• .ereat, all 1e100. S•t-3473, HaMD. 8iDCe ~ ... no& bown MllllON VIS.IO record•. Local. 19rem. Iv mAp. Bob. lot' hie be...ec.ace to oppooent.1, 714,835.3171 1~0044t9-•3•1 aound •y9'em. h500. •es ••tr• Cab Ruen wondered why he h.ld been 729·7034, pgr. T...... 30,000 ml. ao accommodaUn1 aa to provide nl lS ,94 1!3ZO Curlolet 113.eoo 674-1115 or himwithuamtrytoadU1DDt1tha' CADIL1AC 9040 LEXUS • Smoke Sliver. Xlnt MS.1•03 otherwlH probabl7 eoold noi be condition. 41k ml.•-------- reached. ,,_. wu only one llCmi-194 ac ~ s e e • o o o Jo b o . VOLVO 9230 ble reaeoa -Jeaky wanted !tum '91 al!VILLI! Gamet/IVOf'Y Ml opt 714-5'3-73tt x11. '=iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiii to tab•'--~·--i Loaded with every #018174 S2•,977 .,....,.....__,_.,,....,.. ____ , • ._ ~ option. Only 28k ml. C.nlfled '84 •320 White. 28k '73 18001!S Clatsk:. lfthat,,.. w t Jactb/ wanted, #8()g878 S14,877 mlles. CO. Warranty. New paint, bkle. A/C, it could not t)e rlcht. to obli,.. 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Warren Kingdon has a year- round farmer tan that bJ.s family and fnends think will give him the crown. "I wear shorts and a T-shirt all the time and I have a real weird-looking tan,• h~ said. His milky white natural skin color on his lower legs, neck and arms bas d.ackened so much over the years his upper body looks like a white T-shirt. He got that way from years of being outdoors two to three hours a day coaching youth baseball. His tan became even deeper when he started going to a tan- ning salon to help dear up a skin condition. And to help keep his golden tan -that is so dark now he doesn't even bother with sun- block -he rubs coconut oil on it. "I think it's safer to get a gradual tan than to keep burn- ing and peeling," he said. The Fountain Valley pharma- cist said his wUe and daughter entered him in the competition, DON lfACH I DAILY PILOT Warren Kingdon shows off bis farmer tan of white shoulders and dark arms. but he wasn't surprised. "They tried to get me to do the couch potato thing last year and I said 'No way,'• he said, jokingly. •This wasn't my idea -if I had to choose I wouldn't do this voluntatily. • Kingdon said he's not doing any special preparation.a for the contest, and would never pur- posely darken his skin, but will show off what he's got on his sleeve bne, neckline and shorts line. Contestants CUl enter in one of three divisions -men 1.§..and older; women 18 and-0lder; and teens 13-18. _,,,.,,,. Planet Un will award ca.sh to the first ($200). second ($100) and third ($50) place )'linnera. To preregister for the event. call 708-1543. -By Nancy Cheever OLD SAIGON I ' , ' I ~ ~ , j • , , f r Cosmos Factory manufactures pseudo-Creedence reviv.al By Uncle Don, Daily Pilot (I'o the tune of •lAdJ") Just a few days ago, I push started the old Pinto. Seeking the Orange County Fairgrounds, a concert at which I had to go. The band was bod and the band got WO!lle. Bentsen. •vou're no John Fogerty.• l:nstead-the audi· ence, who streamed in in dribs and drabs, was treated to a swamp rock Milli Vanilli who couldn't c:boogle their way outta any paper bag, wet or not. I gueas you know the tune. Oh Lord, stuclc in Arlington Theater again. C'ollno's Pedory, INturtDg two ortglDlll --- ben and the musk: of~ rodl bmid Creedence Clearwater Rmval. performed at the Orange County Fatr Wt week. Out on stage walked two of the fonner members of CCR to a dap or few from the marginals in the audience eilher inclined or capable. Apparently demded into thinking they were important to the success of CCR. What was on stage at Arlington Theater last week looked like a duck, walked like a duclt and quaclted like a duck. It howev- er came off as dead as a duck. Imagine Pre$ley's Scotty Moore and O.J. Fontana bigh- taUing it to Vegas to scrounge up something that looked like an lilvis, walked like an Elvis and sang like ~ Elvis. No way. Well, ol' Doug Clifford and Stu Cook of .the late, great Creedence Oeanvater Revival dug themselves up something that really didn't look like, probably didn't walk like, and sure as hell didn't sing like for- mer leader John Fogerty. Well. whoever you were, up on stage abominating classic CCR, to paraphrase Uoyd Cook and Clifford never broke any new musical ground like Moe Tucker of the Velvets or Jack Bruce of Cream. Putting the Muzak to the mu.sic, Cosmo's Factory sorta scble~ into a •Bom on the Bayou that Pat Boone coulda sung tougher, rub-on t.attos or not. The Ginzu knife guy in the ~'9hts for the fair's closing weekend FRIDAY • Sea Woc1d presents •A Sp&Ghlng Good Time" ~ In Motion Building) -10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (lllso on s.turday) • Quldddcs Martial Nts Demol 6t1ation sponsor.i by Gnind hdfic ltesorts (Team MudoM St.ge}-11 a.m. and 1 p.m. • Wet, W'adcy, 6 Wild (Plddlesport SINCE DemonstrMk>n, Maneu\11111, nf Mott) by the Boy St'ol.lts of Amerb (Home • Hobbles Stage) -1 end 6 p.m. • Pist.cNo k9 Ct...m Eating Contest CTimes HertQge Stage) -1 p.m. • candy Apple <Joggers (Centennial Stage) -3 and S p.m. • Kids Soap carvtng by Robert Morris (Home a Hobbles Stage) -3:30 p.m. G !> . Presty's ~"'The Mytf'I • tMgk of~ (Times Hent.age Stage) -4 p.m. • Presty's ~"The Huncttbaclt of Notre Dame" (Times ~Stage)-6 p.m. SAnJRDAY • .... dog show -(JOds' hit) -10 •. m. • Orange County F.tr western show- down horse show (Mesa & Orange Arenast'Equestrlan Canter)-10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (also Sundey) • ~end mice judging (Small Animal T~ -11 a.m. to 7 p.m. • Knott's Betry F.-m ~ Eating Contest (Times Herit9 Stlige)-1 p.m . • Mia Orange Courity Scho&arship Progr-.n °"'* Hettt..ge Stllge) -3 p..m. ·~~ (MMdowsStage) -3p.m. • Whltdl19 c.cn..t ~llOted by the ~ c.wn Guld)-(Home & ~ St.iglt)-.,.* p.m. FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1997 Carnival ot Products had a much sharper product than Cosmo's Factory as tbe Factory started and stayed working below capacity. Your Favorite Unc bas suf- fered through a lotta Orange County Fair concert attractions such as John Tesh, Christopher Cross, Annette Punicello ~ Disco Night. and usually bas a.s much 1eq room as coach on America West .. Arlington Theater that night was not only so empty there was Barcalounger space for everyone, but at the end of the concert Stu Cook invited everyone back for the nine o'dock show~He coulda invited several concerts worth ol audi- ences, and they still wouldn't have ftDed Arlington Theater. lt would be bard to tmagtne anyone preorioully unfamiliar with CCR acrounging up old Creedenae iecmls after sufter- ing through tbJI pabulum. 1be sonielt J>80P.)e in the audlence were the couple who, unin- fozmed ol the 8CbeduJe dwmge, expeded to .. Olak.a Kban. Babiel aied. Young kids yawned. The l'elt ol U1 just got olds and colder • this tbblg dragged towards the eight o'dodc bour. Chawtng down on a hot dog and gutliDg my way tbrougb the yearly dtoa1 ot reviewing a fair ooncmt. I knew I was in for a long night ol gruel and the usual punish- ment Occasionally some of tbe audience, so inspired, would reach to the aky and some, so coordinated. would cause palm to meet palm. Bugs or applause? I'll bet on bugs. Eventually the lights dimmed. the bland left the stage, the audience, those in the know, peeled out for parts known. The lights brightened, the band returned and those left clapped and cheered. Pity their poor soft little beads, for they knew not why they did what they did 111 only had a dollar tor every bad oolumn I've done. B\.'el}'ttme I've had to lllt whlle the band really reaIJy atunJc. . You know I'D catch aome more s1t Wake up when the band Ja done. . Oh Joni, stJ,lck bt Arlington Theater agcdn. Oh lord. .iuck bt Arl1ngton Theater again. OranceCoant7Restater CONCERT BERTE& 2 ahows nightly at 7 & 9 PM s...dey,Jli'fle Smollln' AnnedHtoe ~.My27 Paul Rodriguez . ... . . ~ . ~-.., ,..... •.. . . ~ -. -. :1..d_•_ 72HOURS • Fair closes with Fiesta del Mariachi Day By Jennifer Kleln, Daily Pilot· M arlachi bands are at the heart of the Mexican culture. Dressed in ele- gant, colorfully decorated cos- tumes and wearing sombreros, mariachi bands have become one of the typical images of Mexico. Their music combines the sounds of guitars, violins and trumpets into a rhythm that bas spanned decades. Now, the Orange County Fair is going to capitaHze on the ever-growing popularity of mariachi by clos- ing out lts 17-day run Sunday with Fiesta del Mariachi Day. Since initiating Mariadli Day in 1994, It bas been •a huge succea and a great way to end the fair,• Mid Lynn Howes, fa.tr spobspenon. A variety ol eight mariachi bandl from Southern Califomia will play tbiougbout the day at the A.dingtoD Tbeater and Meadows Stage. Among the groups will be the all..female ememble Muiacbi Reyna de Los Anqeles and the premier band Mariacbl Sol de Ma:kx> de Joee Hernandez Both beds will perfomi tradltlooaJ MeDcan IODgl .. well .. pop bib. The '-year-old, 14-pec::e Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles was the first all-fem.ale mariachi show group to start up in the United States. Ondy ReUJer, who bas been involved in martac:bi for 16 years, said. •There bu been a tradit1on ol women in mu1ach1 for over 20 years. but It atOl seems a DOYelly to aee fMDaJes in manami, let alcoe an aD- femaJe martadd band.. This will be an all-day aa1ute MutachlSol de Mexico de Jose Hernandez wl11 perlorm 3:30 to 5 p.m. durlng Fiesta Day this Sunday, the last day of the fair. Marlacbi bands wl11 play through- out the day and Paul Rodriguez wW perform at 7 and 9 p.m. not just to mariachi music, but also to the heritage and culture of Mexico. In addition. to the mariachi bands, numerous dance troupes spec;aUztng in Mexican dance will showcase their talents. The Ballets FoJklodcos will be dancing at different Jocatkma all day long. Comedian Paul Rodriguez will round oll tbe salute to Medcan CUlture wilh perfor- mances at 1 and 9 p.m.. in the AJtingtoD Theater. 72 HOURS -.. it• BAR NONE Forget the Sllffibine, beaches and quaint shop;. The real reason tourists· flock to Balboa Island is the chocolate-covered ice cream Balboa Bar Story by NANCY CHEEVER + Photos by DON LEACH T he image of sum- mer al Balboa Island paints a quin- tessential Southern California land- scape incorpo- rating art gal- leries, strolling revelers and beachgoers. r--~------~--------------~-------------------------~ that sell them have changed bands several times, but the bars themselves have stayed the same. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I They start out as a •vantna rut and wrap,• . a block ot vanil- la ice cream that's p.ieroed witti a popside stick. But the attraction that actually beck- ons visitors near and far isn't a sculpture, a painting or a stretch of sand. L--------------------------------------~-----------~ The bar is then submerged into a bot vat ot gooey cboco- late, pulled out quiddyand But it JS a work of art. More than 40 years after its conception. the Balboa Bar is still the most popular treat on Marine Avenue, Balboa Island's main drag. A decadent delicacy on a stick, the calorie-laden bar leaves streams of tee cream and ear-to- ear smiles on the faces of every- one who tries them. "Some people come down to Balboa just for the bars," said Vann Yam, owner of Dad's, one of the origmaJ vendors of the con- fection. "Delicious,• .saJd Nancy ~ ~~t/na Solesbee, as she bit into the bard block. Solesbee and 18 of her extended family visit the island every summer. •I've been coming here for 40 years. and always get them. Now my children get them. They're addicting.• Even high-ranking offidal.s Jove them. "They're great.• said Newport council membftr John Noyes. "It's a real tradition on the island.• The price of the Balboa Bar has risen slightly throughout the years -$1.25 in 1987 compared to $1.75 today-and the shops Ntiw on tbe Water in Newport Beaeb A truilion of a trJy Florentine cuiJine conlinu.eJ/ SERVING LUNCH & DINNER For reservations Please Call 673-9500 251 &st Pdk COii( ~Newport s.di rolled ln the rustomer's favorite topping. "You have to do it fast or not enough stuff gets on it,• said Danielle GonzaleL, 15, a summer worker al Sugar 'N'.Spioe. The exact inception ot the bar remains a mystery. Both Dad's and Sugar 'N' Spice owners say their businesses actually started the trend. and the sign outside Dad's actually boasts •ttie Original Balboa Bar .• Balboa Beach 'Il'eats owner Pete Bower thinks they may have been creat- ed by the Orange <:ou:oty inven- tor who aeated the frozen banana. l.IC.1, ESI'ABLISHED 1962· Steak•Seafood •Coclrtails 1695 lrrine Ave. 646-1944 RUDAY, JULY 25, 1997 Tom E\tam (far right) enjoys a Balboa Bar wttti bis family on the sidewalk of Marine A'VeDue. And still another theorv is that the first people to dip -ianina ice aeam Into bot cbooolate were the owners ot Wei.De.r's ice cream stand near the Balboa Pavilion in the late 1920s. But whoever Invented them is decidedly a genius. Each bar is cmtom made to a person's liking. The most popular toppings for kids are rainbow sprinkles. for adults: nuts. •sut they're a pain because they doll't stick as wen.• said Bobby Stein. an employee at Dad's. "Sometimes people ask for impossible things. You can't make them magically stick.• So wbat happens if the bar isn't dipped fast enough? "We always eat our mistakes,• Yam said Balboa Beach 'neats in the Fun Zone serves up to 300 Balboa Bars per day to hungry passersby, Bower sakL And evenings on the island ftnd cus- tomers llnlng up just to get a taste. •People come ln and order one, taste it, and then order them for the entire family,• Stein said. Eighteen-'<lid Ru.ell Vutedlng, rhas worked at Dad's for four years, said be Wees to WBtch children order the bars •'Ibey get aD excited when I dip them in the d>ooolate, • he said. •But it breaD my heart when they drop them-they ay.• Terri Bonn.aster, 17, a summer visitor from st. Louis, said she won't eat the bm:s because they're too fatte~ While DO aae say for sure bow many calories and fat grams are ln a Balboa Bar. Yam said, ·u you walk to the car, they're low- fat; if you walk home, they're non-fal" Balboa Bar exam How does Balboa's treat stack up against big 9UJ!S like Eskimo Pie and Haagen Dazs? The Balboa Bar appears to be Dlfll'e popular because of tts appearance and fanfare than for tts flavor. In a very tlNdentific study here al the Daily Pilot news-room.. the Balboa Bar was voted thhd in a list ot five popular chomJate.wveied vanilla ice aeam ban. Dove Baa u9 tbe undis- puted t..ae tlr•ult?.-t among 8elec:t PBot reportemand edi- ton. The 8.tJoa Bar, ODD• vene!y, lacked IUbltance and tasted •more lib whipped cream• than ice cremn. Prom belt to wont. PDoteen lilted the ~e Bar ftnt for t..ae and tature. then Haagen Dal; the s.lboe Bar, JOondib and EMiroo Pie. The F$kimo Pie waa desaibed 81 •yucky.. •tastes like freezer bum• and '1lke it came from an ice aeun tnadt.. wbBe tbe Dove Bar WU ter.mecl •jt, • •awesome• and·~ aeamy. • 1be band= Balboa a. .... nat~ "" wilh ~ luly ice cnem and a Cldn ...,_of dliclcol• :ADd whll HMgm Dea' Im Cftllll w dllmlled. .. • •1kf1.. -bild .. ct.ewY dloc:'•• ........ Ga. -.,_Niilet Q1 ,,,.. RUOAY, JULY 25, ~997 RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT ()) bord a. "Pride d ~ FMr't>o8t. Horne Of The ~ Hll'tJcr Nlllaacel ~ ~ Alkben E. lee) I& ~From 11~ Lunch. Omer Set&.... Brunch 8am (cloeed Moodllye) ~ Needed ~ For 'Naddinga. ~ 0-PrMl8 Pertilm). ~ Mejar Q-eck Cards Acoepted, l.oc8t8d f.I. 151 E. Coe1t Hwy. Newport Beach. CA 92660 (714) 673-3425 r:.c 87~7984 CHARLIES CHILI l.oc8t8d et Mcfeddel I Piece (next Ul Newport Pier') tn Newport Beech. Hot.rs: Mon-Thu' 7 :Cllem-12 midnight \l\laekend6 7:CDam3:CXlllm. Amek, Vise. ~. Diner's Oub. No ReeerVlldona Needed. (714) 675-7991 ZUBIES ~ lndudea. Ribs, Olldcen, 9teelt & l.abeter. Prwne Rib, Pizza. ~Ber. Pncee R.rlQ8 From $3.95 And Up. Haln: 11 :30em 1~ • ~ T~ 1 'f pm. Q'8dit Cards ~ Acx:t!p-d. ~ ~Needed Loceted • 1712 Plecenlia. Coca ~ (714) 8458)91 THE CULINARY WRAP fnlltl. helllthy ~ dlllicaol8 wnippmt Within a ftat rol. ~ 7 -• --from 1 1 :en.n . 9:~. Located ri the H1iJwi ~. 250 E. 17th sir.a. 548 4400 LK CAPEIHYATr REGENCY IRVINE Ollifar1-. Q.imne;Medita' •1891 9li,ia Bn.nch. Qr~ Bnn::ti ooneleta d ..... ~ ...... and ApJMizaw. •Snnp, •Palm. 0.:.-and si •cm.iea. s.b'I. l.oc8t8d • 179CD JsnbcJrw ~ .• kwle (714) 975- 1234 JC21CX3 Holn: 1Clllm2pm. ~ l«Xlilli• ldlld tu nat,. y. .JAVA Cll:NTRALI: A~~ cdJee caHI. Located 11t 3420 V• Udo In NMporl Beech. ~ 7 dlr,48. MF 6-1~ DUIC:ORDIA :n.,...... op.-cal9. www.d cefa.cam. l.oc8t8d in the Lab. 2930 Brilll1I i1 a.. MMe. (714) 427-6855 RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA l.oc8t8d • 251 Eea P9cdic: Coelt ~in Newport Buch. Lunch Mon.~ 11 :~:30, &n:ley Brunch 11 am-3pm, Dnner McJn.8un ~1~. CAI .tieed for~ 873-9500 SCAMPI Fine F8rntt Ointng Ne¥.+f Aemodeed. ~ 7 Days A 'Well!Jlt. fol" Dimer ~ 5pm-1 O:~. \/lie Cata-PrMlte Lunch Parties fol" 15 P8cple or More. ~ Major 01ldit Cards Accepted. Aeeerwtion8 Aocapt.ed. Located • 1576 Newport Bllld. Co6ta Mesa 645-85SO SABATINOS RESTAURANT 8c SAUSAGE CO. Pasta, c.ae.ar-Salad, Homemade Sausage. Veal, Lamb, Vegetarian Dishes. WM, Beer. C)ipplCClnO & Oes&ert. Hou-a: 7 Days A Wedi. SerMg Sat. & Sun. Brooch From 8:30-1 :CD. Sun. ·Thln. 11 am- 1 ~. Fn. &t. 1 , am-11 pm. Al Meier' 0'9dit Carda Aooap:ed. LoaDd f4. 251 9"f¥ll'd Wrly. Newport 8ead'l (714) 7230021 SWEET BASIL CAFFE 8t PIZZERIA Plrzm, .... '91bld, dwMr\, _,Ind nu:h nu:h nve. er.. 1*811...., dlit-5rw'll k.nd'I 11~. diYw ~a 4 ~ l.ocaal n 1NI &.-Vllgl Plmlll •• 270 a-.. ~. 1114. a.. Mma ICDTW" al ~ & 8rcJIJ- 241-1444, llr dliowy 951;!5D. la241~ CAFE INDIGO Wt ollmr' gDLll'IW pm,~ IU'glrS. •ic:Wd-. & :~· .... ap., 7 """' 1 , 9n-1 1 pm ~ 1 1 em-12pm Fndlr & SICl.rdirJ • ,,. Mllro Plw'll ~ an.r. !IJ1.C Smah a-Orw. 841-<DXI AVILAS EL RANCHITO AlAtlerU: Maiacerl Rxxl, Wttl The Ftwtat ~ tdir a & A a.-. Q'9ll MllVillW. HDu1r: Lunctl & Dmr. Al &.a-.....n- Cwda Aoclplaj ~Ill 2101 Plloereia. CoalB . 141642- 1142 and 2EID Nlwport BM1 .. Nlwpa't Beach (714) 67s.6855 Ml CASA CU meala are now a trip tD Baja as wel as Mexico. Now otf9nng fi&ti tlle08. Phone ahead fol" orders tofll>. Hours: Oail'f From 11 ·CJlllm. Al Majol' end Clrda Accepted. Locat.ed Pil. 296 17th St., Coa '"-(714) 645-762a . AMACHI &.n & a.tit U> Go. c:miplete Bar. ~ Ma;ar-Q-eck Cardi. ~ f4. 2675 kwle flw .• (Acrua From Newport Golf en..) (714) 6455518 LA CAVE Mlrlu lnclldlL Lobar. Oilb, 5hm11, ~ Oaiy Splaall. Fn. & s.. Prirr-. Rib, FU! Bir & Wre l.Jlt.. c..i er.s. Hcln; l.Ln:hea 11:3Q.2::E-Olnner Mon.-Slt. From 5:~ v •. Ma &tad, ~ Q.b. l.ocmd Pil. 1695 ........ lw .. (And 17th&) Nelr EloddJI **' Eim alil • •• c Qllla Mallll 1714) 646-7944 THIE BARN STEAK HOUSE ~ lnclldee Stllek. F1"9llh Rlh. Cl*:Qn, 8u'geni & Salads . Prims Ainge From $3. 75 For Lunch & $8.25 For Dnner. Hot.rs: Mon.~~ 11em f'oa-Lunch. 4:oopm Mon . .ffl .. Dinner 3:(Qlrn. Set. & &.... .. Mljor' Q'8dit Carda Accepted. l.oc8t8d #. l!3CXl 1-terixr Bl. 131. ea.a Mll8a (714) 641-9777 THE ARCHES The prwTilm .... end -.food hol-. in Chlnga DJtJrC¥ lince 1922. SeNir1g lunch Man.~. 11 :30lm .... 3:(Qlm. Oinrw ..._ ~ l.l"d 1 :CXlllm. l..clc**1 en N9wpor't BouilMltd & a.. Hwy in NIMpJrt a.ct!, (714) 845-7077. Tr.'.,, THAI 8PIC• w.s ~ h Alglmt' ....... -~-"'h bell d Qwige ~....., -"The a.. Thill Food In~ OU1bJ.. L&rdl. dims: ~ & ~ 815 w. 1911'18L ea.a Mea 548- -4333 THAI WAVIE Dine~ or~ F.-& "'-dllWy. 9eNrlg Udl &. dlnrw". i..oc-s • 211 B2nd Bt. Newport 8-d'I. ~ 7 -• week. \1ee, M1 •wid Q. Anwtcen e.p-~. 845-3057 72HOURS ROYAL KHYBER AINw'd wwV1ing a-. d Ria. ~ fol" lunch M4= 11 :3(). 2:~. Oc-t for lunch Set., &Jnday bnn::h 11 :30-2:30. Dinner l8N9d from 5:~ l..ocac.d • 1 CJD Bristz:JI St. North C.el now fol" ......vabona 752-52CD. NIKI'S TANDOORI EXPRESS Voted the • , lrOan reatatrant "' ()'enge Cc:lunt¥-~ deity Wlttl three locations tD llllfW you. Locatad at 37a5 SoAtl Briatcl. ( 1 block north d South Coellt Plaza) 850-0595 THE CANNERY Hist.one WSa "\Ji It Aeatlknnt and Hert>or Q'\Jise Center. Hours. Mon.-&st. 1 1 :30em . 2 CDem. Soo. 10:1Dam-12.~. Al Meior-Cr'9dt Cards Aaaervabons & ~· Locat.ed at 3010 l.atay8lte lwe . Newport Beach. 92663 (714) 67!> 5777 Fax 675-2510 CATALINA FISH KITCHEN Gil hocAd on thl hit.-flltl ll'.iatJll Frwh 9"iJled fish • ..toad and chdten, ~ ....... IJ'ied plllrm and pasta '\" .......... open • days 1 waa Man· ttTIJ nu-. 11 am8pm. Fn & s. 11 am-~ ~ a 670 W 17Ul ~ la3. OJllB rraa ('Neat ol ltle new Tredl!r Jam I 6456873 THE BLUEWATER GRILL c..Arl8 .... fr ... It cinrlg • the famd' -d thl lwirz:r'ic Sea 9w1ty and Dmanay'a. Nlllu'Wig,,..., ~ aeafood. f1flb!t' blr and rltllil flltl l'Tlrilt. F\j t-. Ogr plbD Dntng plbD. Al map-cards. Clrtlnlg tMlilbll. Seecwlg upon lfl'Mll IVodlnClltf ~. Loaad 6:E Lido Fist [)""18 ,_. Lido llllrld ~ 7 mr,., Unch & cfmer 675flSH NEWPORT LANDING WMa flue Onng, Set. & &..... Olampagne Brunch, Dinner Menu $13.95 . $19.95. ~ Bar Menu Served ~ Dey. Holn: 10:CDam -1 t:3Q>m, Amek. Ma&tacard, V188. Dinner Alarv8tow Reccrnmendad. Locatad et 503 E. EdgfMMa', Bal>oe (714) 67~73 SKEWERS ~ Przzll. Selacill. Burgers. Sendwictles & F;sh. l.oc8t8d a 298 E. 17th ~, t..nt B. Open &.lday-Th.nday 1 1~1~ Fn&c 1 1 .CJJam..12:CQ:>m. M Q'9dlt Carda ~ eccept ~. AlleerYabon8 rtiCOlr•r•ldad 645&459 THIE OLD SAIGON RESTAURANT Ane "1eltt9•-chng. Nm m a.rr. .)-. ~ UherClc Vlltr••-CU9l9. M9r1u incbtea: v.m..r-egg roll&, apnng roll. dd ti ..... rice~ wdl ttwTr1> and frelh ~ ..... S.-• ......... ~~-ri the tradibon&I Budcllilt redpea. Hcus; 11 :<Xllma. . CJoeed ~ Vlell/MC ··~· 271 &It 17'h ~.ea.a Mase. (71•) 574M8l .. #. 72 HOURS -DAILY PlLOT FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1997 reel .aitics Actors make something out of 1Nothing• ' •EDITOR'S NOTE: The Reel Critics column features movie critiques written by community members seNing on our panel. Crime-filled comedy not that funny .1 ... 't's hard to make sense of "Nothing to Lose." Tim Robbins and Martin Lawrence are an odd cou- ple in a film that is con- bived, but still delivers lots of laughs and great moments. But underneath the snappy dialogue you John Depko will see a famlliar "buddy• Oick complete with a comedy aime spree. The two main characters are thrown together by plot devices, taken tar from home, and then do things together they would never do alone, such as commit serious aimes that are supposed to make you laugh. Sound familiar? According to Hollywood. being the victim of a terrifying assault is really funny stuff. Get it? You will be expected to laugh at such •bmnorous • felonies as armed robbery, carjacking, kid- napping, etc. Then you're sup- posed to believe the carjacker comes home at night to be a lov- ing father and husband, deserv- ing of your sympathy. SayWbat?I All of this atm.ina1 activity occurs while the characters use the most foul language known to the English-'J>N'ktng world. Are you laughing yet? Get used to it. 1b1s is American movie comedy at the end of the 20th century. I for one, am not amused. Believe the hype for this film 50% OFF Entire Stock Fabric E111porlu111 Woodbridge Village Centec -4720 Barranca Pkwy., Irvine Next to Pavilions at Borrancxa & Creek Solt storts Thursday July 24th ard r:-·10·. ~l·;,. ~l 1997 Bridal laces, craft & croft patterns, notions, buttons, ribbon, novelties, quilting, sewing patterns and yes FABRIC Including Hoffman and Mumms the W,ord We have Batik, Colicos, Suitings and MUCH MOREii Hours: M·F 9:30-8:00 I Sat 10.6 l Sun 12-5 No~ Orden -All sale. final lts hype, •Nothing to Lose" is a clever comedy that I found both entertaining and often extreme- ly tunny. Advertising executive Nick Beam (Tun Robbins) bas a great job and a loving wife (Kelly Preston). That is, until he comes home one day and finds her in bed with his boss (Michael McKean). Unable to get a grip on anything but the steering wbeelol his GMC Yukon, Nick drives atmlegly, ending up in a dangerous part of the City of Angels. Entergun- totlng and would-be rookie C41'· jacker T. Paul (Martin Lawrence). But Nick Jocb T. Paul in the car and takes him an an urban •Mr. Toad's Wild Ride,• ending in tbe Arlzona delert. Prom here, tbe unlUtely pair teams up for one big score to aact revenge on Ntclt's boa. The movie isn't really all that spectacula:r and it contains an 1m"fa8uy tubplol But, as simple entertainment, it's got some hilarious scenes, such as one where an aging store clerk is asked by Robbins to rate Robbins' and Lawrence's robbery styles. Robbins is a very good comedic performer and a great straight man to Lawrence's trash-talking but good-hearted HENRY 'N HARRYS hyper homeboy. They are a kind of bi-racial Abbott and Costello. In truth though, witbout Lawrence, this film would have probably fallen on its face. I find Lawrence hysterical and can't think of another person who could have plllled off his perfor- mance. On the Brunette scale of •Pay Full Price at the Movies,• •Bargain Matinee,• •Video Rental.• or ·wait for Cable TY.• I give •Nothing to Lose,• rated R for language and a sex scene, a •pay Pull Price at the Movies.• Wait until it comes to television •Nothing to 1.oee• ii a buddy/action flick IWling actonlwrttem/dln!don Tun -----RobtJms (·DeadMan Welldng•) and Martin Lawrence (91blnlJne Between Love and Hate"). Straight- laced, suc- cessful Robbins is confronted by a gun-wielding Lawrence. In one of the few original ideas in tb1s movie, Robbins kidnaps Lawrence and GOAT HILL TAnRll takes him to Arizona. Prom that point on, it's the ~te stunt driving, car chas- es and crashes, dim-witted locals and bad guys, and enough swear words for several movies. Lawrence's character is really a zany unemployed family man who's not a thief. but •dabbles in future used goods." Robbins' cbaracter discoven a flair for atme, and plots a caper to extract money and revenge from bls boss. Of COUDe, no«bmg goes dgbl. eo we get to ... Law1ence swear tome more and make lots ol faces and see Robbins use bis lanky. looee-limbed body to comic advantage. • There's a happy ending and lots ol belly laughs when Lawrence's mama ltaJ1s slap- ping everybody upside the bead, and I did laugh at a very funny bit with a dance-fever seautty guard (the film's writer/director, Steve Oedekerk). "Nothing To Lose• has all the inventtveness of a bad 1V sit- com ierun. So if you're bored with alien movies, my edvlce would be: Wait until the movie comes on 1V -and rent •Bad Boys· or •Bun Durham" u you want to see these two stars make better use of their comic gifts and your money. ·~ PBEl. 43, lives in Costa Mesa and is an executive seaetary for an office furniture manufactur- ing firm. Ml CASA ,....,.._ l X I• 1\"" I: f ' I,, L 1 · .\ r., I OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1997 These women ·have a knack far· selling knickknacks • Once a fund-raising idea, local moms join forces to start business that's filled with homemade crafts By Sarah O'Rour1ce, Daily Pilot What began as a school hlnd-raiser has become a bur- geoning business for two local moms. Pamela Campos and Cathy Townsend are the owners of Nick Neck G1ftl in Costa Mesa. Their.store has a homey feel. not just because it's filled with handcrafted items from Newport-M.esa artists, but also because ot the owners' attitude toward service. •we want our customers to feel at home here,• Town.send said, as ~e h4.nded a customer a glass of water and offered them some licorice. •we are 100% for the community.· The idM for the business originated from an event at Kaiser Elementary School in Costa Mesa, where Campos was in cbarye ol fund-raising. •we would hold two holiday boutiques, one at Cbrlstma.s and another near Mother's Day,• Campos sa1d. wearing one of the .shop's handmade Hawaiian shirts. •1t was designed to have good gifts that the students could afford." A3 each boutique came and went, many of the parents want- ed to know when the next show would be. They became such a success that Campos and Townsend, friends for 20 yean, decided to open up a shop where local artists could showcase their •we want our customers to be able to come in and find what they want,• Townsend said. •And if they can't come in. just call and tell us whb and bow much.· Some of the unique gifts that are canied in the store include women's dress- es, ceramics, gift baskets andmucb more. "We have everything from babies to grandpas,• Campos said. Nick Nack Gifts is located at 191 E. 16th SL in Costa Mesa and is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more infor- mation. call 515-0353 or fax 515- 0350. -n HOURS I DAILY PILOT • flUOAY, JULY 25 1 , 997