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THE NEWPORT BEACH • • ;Cl'Y You ca n see
f orcver from the
top of the O range
Counfy Fair ferris
wheel th is afternoon M orning
clouds will vanh.h leaving
plenty of sunshine.
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Newport Harbor Art Museum collection to be .displayed
~ Contemporary artwork
will be shown for the first
time in almost three years
as museum undergoes
move to former library site.
BY DAVID HEITZ, STAff Wan n
NEWPORT BEACH -Stark
pictures taken at an Irvine indus·
trial park. A pink, rubber eraser
elephantized to 20 times its size.
It's not evidence from a murder
scene -it's two pieces of the
Newport Harbor Art Museum's
2,000-item permanent collection.
The museum is in the early stag·
es of a S6 million fund-raising
campaign to expand into the
former Newport Center Library,
doubling its gallery space to 23,670
square feet and giving its perma·
nent collection more room to
breathe.
Beginning July 19, a glimpse of
the little-known collection goes on
display at the museum, located at .
850 San Clemente Drive.
It will be the first time in almost
three years that the public has had
a peck at the collection of contem·
porary artwork, which will cause
some museum-goers to wonder
how the past relates to the fut ure
-and Others to just wonder.
"The dilemma of our lives is
that there is no single hegemonic
·basis on which to base anything,"
Chief Curator Bruce Guenthe r
said. "Contemporary art mirrors
the diversity and the complexity of
our society."
Museum officials admit that ex-
pansion into the former library is a
far cry from the SSO million signa·
ture building which the museum's
board originally envisioned.
But it's for more realistic.
When the city announced con-
struction of the new library on Av-
ocado Avenue, The livine Co. ar-
ranged a land swap which resulted
in the museum getting the olJ li-
brary -and the land -scot-free.
It's a major expansion for a
brave little museum that has
marched through one roadblock
after another.
From a successful lawsuit
against the National Endqwment
for the Arts, which tried to \\-ith-
hold funding for exhibits deemed
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Stunt diver Tim Kuzma sails through the air while on fire during a demonstration of Orange County Fair events Thursday.
Sa~dle up for fun
The ·102nd annual Orange County -Fair opens today
fair runs July 8·24
OPENING DAY SCHEDULE
Hours today: l 0 a.m. to
midnight.
9:30 a.m.: Opening
ceremonies at Main Entrance
will include a dancing horse,
100 cloggers and skydiving
scarecrows.
4 p.m.: Rope 'em Cowboy
Contest at Kids' Stage.
S p.m.: Hula Hoop Contest at
Kids' Stage.
6 p.m.: Ants in the Pants
contests at Cal Spas Heritage
Stage
8 p.m.: Pointer Sisters concert
at Pacific Amphitheaue; Doo
Wah Riders at Arlington Theater;
Speedway at Coors Light Arena.
Daily features: 2.30, 4:30
iind 6·30 p.m. U.S. High Diving
Team Stage and Stunt Show at
the Fair Ring.
6 to 11 p.m.: POG game> in
the Kids' Corral.
Cost: SS general admission
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Clover Hodgson hangs on tight during a demonstration of
the Ejector Seat ride at the fair, which opens today.
(ages 13 to 64); 53 for seniors,
65 and older; $2 for children,
6-12; free for kids under 6
Parking: $3, but free for
carpools of four or more.
Also, free parking wi ll be
available at the Auto Club
facility on Fairview Road and
South Coast Drive. A shuttle will
run between the lot and
fa1rgro~nds.
Tip: Eight ATM machines are
located through the foirgrounds
THURSDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS
Media Day: The Daily Pilot's
Write-in campaign for Assembly unlikely
Entertainment Editor Matt Coker
and photographer M.irc Martin
checked out the Ejection Seat
(or l;iuman Sl1n~hot) ride a
new aLtracL1on that prombes to
be one of the most popular.
Riders are strapped into a seat
suspended by bungee-like cords,
pulled to the ground and then
shot 150 feet into the air at 40
to 60 mph.
"Definitely an E Lidet," r.:i\ed
Martin.
"It was wild, wild stuff," said
Coker. "It goes by~ quid.I>
Ironically, my head is clear, my
trousers are dry and my
breakfast 1s still in my stomach.
In olher words, I'm actually
feeling better than usual."
(Note: The five-minute ride,
located near Centennial Farm,
will coi.t you S40.)
Attendance: La~t year, 32,427
enjoyed Opening O.:iy.
Ent~rtainment: Last year,
Ronnie Milsap was the Opening
Day musical act.
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offensive, to .a r11cent battle "''th
Newport Beach City Councilm:in
John Hedges, who publicly bl:.i!>tC'd
one of its exhibits as "sick" and
"twisted," the museum ha!> peri.e-
"cred.
"We \\ant to i.how people that'
we arc for more th:.in thi!. place::
thJt shO\\S controveri.1al :irt Wc:'rc
an ans education center," said
museum spokeswoman M:.i\1nc
G:iibcr.
The old library "di bc tr:im,-
formed into an educational center
and offi ce space once fumhng 1i. in
place, allowing more room tor
children tu linge r p:Jint :.ind aduhs
tu hear lecture) about inOuenti:il
:Jrtl)b .
~tu~t m1pon:m1l~ tu Guenther,
there "•II be '-'nOul!h room to l>how
ofl 0 1 l..~m om:: of the p1..:ce::. th:Jt
h;,i: C be .:n COl!CCl fflg J U!>t for the
p;al -.r;H:ral ~ e:.r:>. ·
Aller the museum acqum:d the
!'\1,;.\1pur1 Center 11c in 1977. the
bv.uJ of uu ICC~ bCl!::.tn to foCU)
on o~,1uu .nc a cullcc'i1on of po~t·
\\'odd \\'..ir 11 piece> 1\ ilh :.in cm-
ph:.i i on Cal1lur1\1;.< • .:"rti:.h.
"l he) ma~e • -" ~r 'e 1.om-
See MUSEUM/Pat• 5
Principal who was
. .
·included i" disputed
switch exits district
~ Hazel Rojas, slated to
lead Kaiser Primary Center.
takes position in
Long Beach.
Bv M ARC S. PoSNl:R, 5r~u \\J.nrR
COSTA ~ll:.SA -1 ht. ,e;irch
for a Kaiser Pnm;.iry Center prin·
cip:il is on again
Hazel Rop~ "as to h~l\ e m:Jde
Lhe co ntroversial mO\e lrom
AJams School in Sc:plen 1b~r. In-
stead, '>he"ll be at .l Lvng Ik~1ch
elemental) school after announc·
ing her res1gna11on from the !':ew·
port-Mesa Unified s~hool o· Sll ict.
Swapping Rojas and hJ ser Prr-
mJr) 's top .iJmtnt:>tr Jtor IJ.irbara
Harrington sparked the first f rac:i
bet'i'een p3rents and Superinten·
dent Mac Bernd.
At the time, parents contended
thal continued fundrng of a harJ-
\\-On, $750,000 restructuring grant
for Kaiser Primal) a11J KJ1 ... er El
ementJr) schools \\OU J l.Je tl1reJt-
eneJ by the ch:inge.
Bernd anJ Anne Youn~lm e, J
co-president of the P.uent l'Jcuh'
Organ1ia11on .it k .i1,er Prim.:in
and Kaiser EkmentJI) ~re solicit-
ing K :!1 ..:r p-.1: ·nts 10 pJ!llcipJtc rn
•th.: selecti,1n procc
A 1.1Jt1 "" Jc s arch for a n~ '"
pnn .. 1p .. I 1• 111 b.: .. ond ... ctcJ. l3c r nd
'ard ,
· Du.: to th..: nt::n.lat1n • i:'ucurn-
:>tanc\.'' ot th· (re 1 ructur1n~) gr:..int
Qnd K:11s r\ ~p.it •ampu~ 'tuatmn
11 I:> hf~ import :or the communit)
anu .. :::.111 10 be 1mohed In th~ -.e·
· lc.:-1ion pr ·o.::.~ ol :i • 'pnncip;il ;ii.
K:i. ~r Prm JI'\;· 'l ocnl!IO\.: s.1iJ
An} p 1r 11 1ntcr\.'~I d ,er.in_ on
th.: mt::-1' C\\ comr..1111:e 'hould
cont3" .. t 'I uunglo. ~ Jt .-..; -Oo~6 ur
hnct l bd!C\ .11 6~5-3956.
K::U:.er Prun:m Cen:er ss a l..1n-
dc:rg.i rte 1Hhrough-,)ec:ond -gr :idc
,~110,11 :Jb,1ut u blo..:k • ·'' ·from K~11ser· El.:m:ntnn '>.. lOI for '1111rd-tnrou~h-!>l\fh-~. Jue i.tude111:,.
·in the )ame :ittenJ:in.:e :ire:i.
That\ not ;he choob· or.I)
ur.iqae qu:il.t).
I he gr3nt h:i~ tran)tormcJ the-m
into a !)pc or d .. m cr:i~ \1her\.'
pr1nc1p:ih )h:ire po" er 1\ ith p:ir·
Cnt •
Untrl th:: Jeci, "n to mo'c H-r-
ringtun :111J RoJJ~ Ka ~er Pr im. r.1
didn 't ha\c 11~ O\\n pn ldp:il. H.1r·.
rington '1 u :Jn :is 1 ::int pnn.:1p:il.
Be rnd~ ad.
s .. PRINCIPAL/Po9e 4
Opinions vary on city
rent hike at Rea Center
~ Council approves 8°0
increase for the non-prof it
agencies housed at facility.
B\' Ti.~ BoRCArrA, )T•rr \\ ~ .. u
COS'J A ~tESA -It ma\ be
taking mo'nc~ away from the ·hun·
gry, but offk1:il .lt Son1eonc CJre-.
Soup Kitchen !i3) they "'on't minJ
pa)ing the cit) an c>.tra 8'1 in
rent.
"\.\'e ha' e no objections .,.. h,m o-
ever," said Jack Mon:irt). 1\hO
manage> the ~oup kuchen.
The food bani.. 1s one of nine
non-profit ..i~cnc1c::. al the Rea
Community Center l.i.:ing the Ill·
crease The Child's Pace da) care
program for kl\\ -income frimilic~.
"hich operates .it the 01..'"' nto" n
Communl!y Center, "ill abo be
charged the aJJition:.il sec.
The Ctt) Coundl apprO\l'O the
hike dunng rts meeting Tucl>d;iy.
The rtnt increase ~•II generate
more than S ',000 a }CJr 1n ud·
d.tion;:I r .... cn.;c).
Currenll). th. ' up k.111.hcn p.1~'
~ t ~5 a mun th tor l;'c l)I 9. 3
~qt1:ne fe..:t L ndcr the n." lc:i ••
th~ kitdk n ,qll enJ up pa~ rng s1:6 n ore 3nnu3lly lor 1h.: spa:-·.
"\\e'1e t einc. t r~ated \Cl'\ n .. ch
b, th<! ('It\," Ktorwt' ,~id. "'111~
rent th ~ ·~ .. be1:n ch:ir_ang u' h::i)
been \Cf\ lo\1 th 11 1 , :ind '~c·rc
onl) 1:.ilklng <1bllU t :.i • 1.'\·a·m~rnth
in ren e I re::ilh d n'1 thinl.: th:11'
g"ini; to crcnte a h::uJ,hap ..
Dut rc ru e>Cnt:Jll\C' ol Other
:igcncic:. d1~::igrcc.
M:ir:.ha Tice. JircchH of Child'
P:icc, ~:iiu he r 3gcnc) rclr '.'I hea\ll}
on ~talc l unJing. Y.h1 .. h h 1c-
mu1ncd .11 •he !>:lme k' I for th~
pa'.'ll ~e\Ct;.1 1 ~ear,, Her agcn~ \
re• 1 "•• incre:i e b' $3'-l :J )l':lr.
'AO\lllllC \OU h3\C a rah.c Ill
lc:o t l .ii ) ,,u ha' e to pa) \\hen
\our 1n;:omc i not £Olnll IO in·
• rc,1,c. 11 mc.i1h ).:>u'rc g.nng· to
h:iH' to ut mc thmg 111 ~our pro·
SH RENT HIKl/P•1• 4
THEY NOSE
WHAT THEY
LIKE ~ Although conservatives
seem unhappy with GOP
nominee Brewer, none
seem inclined to enter race.
tral Committee. The opinion piece
called for n write-in candidate to
challenge Brewer and even listed
hypothetical numbers illustrating
how such a contender could win.
But two prominent Republicans
-Assemblyman Gil Ferguson,
who currently holds the seat, and
Tom Reinecke, one of Brewer's
primary election opponents -said
Thursday that it's unlikely another
Republican will enter the race.
"A lot of these people thank
that if I run (ns a write-in) I won't
ha"e to spend a lot of money,"
Ferguson said from his Sacra·
mento office. "I would not do that
and I ha\e tried to di courage oth·
ers from doing it. This happened
once before when Marian Berge·
son decided she didn't like the
man that won (the primary). f'or
the first time 1n our district, a
Democrat won."
HOTLINE 642-6086 I
Children from the
Orangewood Home
for Abused
Children squeeze
the nose of
Scooter, AKA C.C.
Alexander, during a
charity event at the
Newport Dunes to
kick off the Classic
Car auction this
wHktnd at th•
Newport Hyatt.
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BY M.u.c S. PosNEll, STAJP Wuna
NEWPORT BEACH -Despite
continuing signs of conservative
displeasure with Republican 10th
rusembly District nominee Mari·
lyn Brewer, it appears nothing is
brewinf in the dfort to drum up a
right-wing opponent.
The latest example of conscrva·
tivcs' a\:ersion to Brewer came in a
column penned by John Moorlach,
a Co5ta Mc a resident and a mem·
bcr of \he county Republican Cen·
Ferguson (R·Newport Beach)
said even he'a been lobbied to run
as a write-in candidate for his own
seat; he opted not to run for re·
election durin1 the June primary
IO he could focus on Marian
Berse1<>n's state Senate scot that wm be failed in • special election.
Ferguson hasn't given Brewer
his official endorsement, but said
Thursday that he's behind her can·
dida")'.
. • "My sayin1 thit I support her
nomination as the Republican can·
didatc should be cnoush," he uid.
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Check it Out ••• i ....................... 2
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LOCALS ONLY
Lots to ,_do during new
library's opening week
W hen a Marine Air
Corps Wing Band
opens the dedication
ceremony for Ne"' port's new
Central Library at 12:45 p.m.
Sunday, a proud community
will ha"e its first opponun11y 10
Check
It Out
view the tan·
gible effort of
tireless teams
working at •
daring
dreams.
The culmi-
nation of
i.even )Cars of
planning, de-
sign and con-
struction, the
two-story Ii·
brury at 1000
Avocado Ave.
\\ill be struc·
turally the
city's largei.1 public resource,
evidence of the wondrous pos-
sibilities of i.uccei.'>ful public/
private coopcrJtion.
All of Ne\laport Beach is in-
vited 10 share the sen1imcn1s of
Ma)or Clarence Turner and
other dignitarie :it Sunday's
ceremony on the temporary
outdoor stage fronting the
S.t,000-i.quare-fool hbral). The
grand opening celcbr;uion will
launch a week of free ac11vi1ies
dci.igncd to en1cr1a1n and cdu-
c:.atc library patrnns of all agei..
Among the v.cek's highlights
witr be "Senior Afternoon,' an
'array of musical programi. on
Tuesday beginning with "Hats,
Hats, J lats," a performance of
opera and art songs at noon.
Old Time Music, Ukulele
Strum1m.:rs and Music of the
'40s v.ill follow.
On Wcdnesdav -dubbed
Childre1i"s Author's Day -
younger library customers and
fans of children's J11cra1urc can
meet some of our area's noted
authors from 2 10 4 p.m. On
hand ,.,,ill be Marcia Brown
(Caldccou Award winner fot
"Stone Soup"), Joan P1uo, Ali-
son Jackson, John G:.rrdincr,
Nancy Robison and M.mlyn
Gould.
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On Thursday, 10-to-14-year-
olds are intlted to undo the
dastardly deeds or Carmen San
Diego and her gang of thieves
from 1 to 4 p.m. In solving the
mystery of the "Great Books"
'disappearance, children will
learn to utilize resources of the
new library and eff ectiv~ly ac-
cess infonnation.
Some of the community's
best·lnown grandmas will take
the story telling chair on Lit·
cracy Day beginning at 10:30
a.m. on Friday, July 15. Read-
ing their favorite taJes will be
Councilwoman Evelyn Hart,
city librarian LaDonna Kienitz.,
children's author Carol Hazel-
wood, Literacy Advisory Board
President Gloria Marienthal
and Literacy Program assistant
Donna Daniels.
Kicking off Family Day on
Saturday, July 16 will be The
Lizard Wizard at 10:15 a.m.
and 1 p.m. Polly Rizco will host
multi-cultural story telling. AJso
.telling tales will be Mike Med·
Icy at 11 a.m. and Nancy Quin··
Ian at noon and 3 p.m.
At 11: 10 a.m., students and
faculty from Pacific School of
Music will perform.
At a dedicatory chamber
concert starring pianist Burton
Karson at 4 p.m. on Sunday,
July 17, the library's grand
piano will be unveiled, conclud·
ing a week of celebration.
Envisioning these events two
years ago, Congressman Chris
Cox told a groundbreaking cer·
emony crowd that "a great Ji.
brary is an adventure for the .
mind and a haven for the
soul." Beginning Sunday, those
inscribed words will welcome
all who visit Ncwport'ii Central
Library 10 begin their own far-
reaching journeys.
Pick up a complete schedule
of :ictivities on opening day and
let you r travels begin.
LaDonna Kienjtz is tht Ncw-
p<Jrt Bcacb librarian. Check It
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CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, s-40-1224, est. 361
THIYAU
Partners in a newly-formed
Newport Beach business. Real
Estate Arbitration and
Mediation SeiViocs - or
REAMS. Each partner has-an
extensive background in
mediation, arbitration and real
estate matters.
Capretz is an attorney and
served as an arbitrator and judge
pro tem for the Orange County
Superior Court. He was also
selected as one of the SO most
influential business people in
Orange County in 1993 by the
Orange County Business Journal.
Cote has been a real estate
broker and appraiser for nearly
25 years and has been named for
six consecutive years in "Who's
Who in Luxury RcaJ Estate."
DiMcn10 is a professor at UC
Irvine in the criminology, law
and land planning department of
the School of Social _Ecology.
IUCCUSFUL MATCH
Despite their similar areas of
expertise, the three men did not
meet each other until earlier this
year. Cote, who knew of Capretz
because of several high-profile
leg.al cases he had recently
nego1iated, called Caprc1z and
proposed forming a real estate
mediation and arbitration
company. Capreu was interested,
and he suggested DiMento
would be a goocl addition to
their venture.
After the three met, they
informally calked with people in
the community to gauge the need
for a real estate arbitration and ·
mediation service. Capretz said
he was encouraged by the
From left, James Capretz, Joseph OiMento, William ~ote
response.
"There seemed to be a market
• niche for expanding the
traditional way of resolving real
estate disputes outside of the
adversarial system," Caprelz
said.
REAMS offers dispute
resolution between real estate
agents and their clients and
mediation of homeov.ner and
homeowner association disputes,
building defect disputes, property
management and 1enan1
disputes, title insurance policy
conflicts wi1h those who arc
insured and escrow company
disputes.
Since REAMS opened in May,
a retired judge, certified public
accountant and retired professor
were added as paneli)lS to
mediale and arbitrate matters in
addition to the founders.
INDIVIDUAL EXPERTISE
Capretz says the strength of
REAMS is each partner's
current knowledge of rc;il e .. tJte
Jaws, since the) arc ;ill ac1i\ c 111
their fields.
"If is appealing to people if
the principals h:ne some
background in real est:ite
matters," he said. "They ha\c
quicker understanding of the
facts and more k.no.,., lcdge of the
solutions."
ClnSIDI
Eagle Scout provides day of aquatic tun for-homeless children
Thar1ks 10 the efforts of an Eagle Scout, chil-
d~en fr.om homeless shelters around the county
will enJOY a day of canoeing, sailing, rowing and
games at the Boy Scout Sea Base Saturday.
The "Fun Day at the Sea Base" was the ere·
auon of Anthony Portera, a Tustin Eagle Scout
in .1he Boy Scout's ~ea Explorer Program. To ob-
tain the top ExpJormg award, Portera decided 10
provide an opponunity for homeless children to
experience "the lore of the sea." ·
Children ages 7 to 18 will gather at 10 a.m. at '
the Sea B:isc, 1931 W. Coast Highway. Lunch
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and from the Sea Base. For further information
call Portera at 832-7.509.
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Centcri. training program and is
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Cote b abo a pending gr.idu:ite
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supplied by the Caltforni.a Coastal
Comm1s~1on, 1 he Dail)· Pilot
Thuri.da) mi')rei>'Jrh:J the date of
a public hearing regarding Upper
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Cllrrec1 d;i1c of the meeting is ·
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An ton: A bottle of t)lcnol wa~ all .i
burglar stole from a car p:irk..:c.I in
the 500 block. Thi! thief ;ib'o
burned all of the papl!rs rn th.:
owner's glove box on lhc seal o!
the vehicle.
Bristol Street: Three Y.atchc) onl!
with a Mickey Mouse face, \\~re
reported stolen from 1he 300 block.
w,st 19th Strret: A 2 car;.it
diamond \llued at S9,000 "a'
reported stolen from a pa" n )hup
in the 7001>1ock.
Tusrlo Annuf: Sungl3sscs and a
wallm:in \I.ere 3mong items stolen
from a home in the 1500 block:
Yorktown: After brealo.ing into
someone's garage, 1he burgl:i.r
walked away with a Oashlight
Mlaer: A television :ind VCR
were stolen from a home in the
2200 block.
Grand llavfo Clrdt: A resident in
the SOO block discovered 1he
scmi-automu1ie pistol hidden under
his bed missing recently.
Uamllton Street: Several l..nivcs
in.:luding a IO·inch hunting i..ndc,
were stolen from a home in the 500
bloc le.
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of )C'~ctry ''.is reported stolen from
an unlod,.:J humc 111 1hc .i()(l blod ..
~Jrd ~trc~t. A \\Oman in the too
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Grund Conal: More th:in S6,000
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from the garngc of u home in 1he
200 block.
Donr Uri\ c: A 'an OY. ncr walking
. t~ward 1he1r vehicle parked :it the
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A local teen told police a group
or youths armed with a handgun
robbed him or his sunglasses
Tuesday at Carl's Jr.-et 253 E.
17th St., Costa Mesn.
According to reports, .the youth,
~ho is not being identified. was at
the fast·food restaurant with a
friend at about 5:40 p.m. when a
teen accosted -him with a pistol.
The victim's friend reportedly
ran to a phone booth to dial 911.
Woman hit With beer
bottle, robbed ol $3
A Costa Mesa man was arrested
Saturday after ·he allegedly hit a
63-year-old woman over the head
with a beer bottle to rob her of $3.
Clifford Chatellier was taken
into custody on suspicion of
strong-arm robbery shortly after
the alleged crime at Minute King
on tl'le corner of West Bay Street
and Newport Boulevard. ...
Glenda Spangler, of Orange,
reported the alleged robbery to
police.
Man arrested on
lewd conduct charge
A Costa Mesa man was arrested
Wednesday on suspicion of
committing "lewd acts against a
child" in his Pomona Avenue
apartment complex.
According to reports, Arthur
Jenkins, 36, w~s taken in to custody
after a 5-year-old boy's mother
lllegedly found her child partially
clothed in the man's apartment in
the 1900 block of Pomona.
The woman lives in the same
apartment complex, according to
police.
Cable TV rates may
tan; rehBlds posslble
Monthly fees for cable
television subscribers could
be cut by 73 cents if the
Costa Mes\\ City Council ap·
proves a suf'\ey that suggests
Copley Colony Cablevision
is overcharging customers.
The City Council will con·
sider establishing maximum
rates for cable television ser·
vice and may order a refund
to customers during its Aug.
15 meeting. A public hear·
ing on the matter will be
conducted at that time.
Currently, Colony Cable·
vision subscribers p3y Sl 1.09
a month. The study recom·
mends a reduction to Sl0.36
a month.
lf council approves the
recommendation, the new
rate will be go into effect 30
days after the decision.
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A Fourth of July that
won't be forgotten
ADVENTURES AT SEA
-About 60 guests
aboard the 86-f oot yacht
Dream Maker got much more
than they bargained for when
they were invited to view
Fourth of July fireworks from
the water.
The cruisers included
representatives of many major
Orange
Councy hotels
as well as
other event
planners.
Elisa M.
Mohr, vice
• president of
Adventures at
._---Sea, the
.-Newport
·-Beach-based yacht charter
Behind
the Scenes
company that
owns the
Dream• Maker,
promised a
memorable evening viewing the
fireworks while cruising the
Newport Harbor.
Little did she know just how
memorable.
Guests· were treated to not
only the Newport Dunes
fireworks show, but also viewed
fireworks froryt Big Canyon
Country Club, the Costa Mesa
Rqtary show .at Orange Coast
College as well as displays from
Dana Point and Huntington
Beach. It was a beautiful
display of the American
tradition, fireworks exploding
in the distance to the north,
cast and south or the yacht.
The real adventure began as
the Dream Maker attempted to
return to its dock, frozen in
reverse. The yacht circled the
harbor in reverse in front of
~he Balboa Pa' ilion and B:ilboa
island Ferry travel lanes.
Dream Maker Captain Mike
Crawley, a former Coast Guard
skipper, realized he had a
difficult problem which couldn't
be fixed at sea and called for
help.
To the rescue came three
boats from the Orange County
Sheriffs Department Harbor
Patrol y.iith blue lights flashing.
One tossed a tow line and
began pulling the Dream
Maker, a second tied up along
side the yacht a·nd began
pushing. The third sheriffs
boat cleared the way for the
trip back ·to the dock at 3101
West Coast Highway.
On Tuesday, they replaced
the 25-cent steel elbow from
the yacl)t's hydraulic syi..tcm,
which caused the reverse
problem.
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NEWPORT BEACH -A
young man >Nho lefl Newport
Beach after high school to 5erve
his counuy on top secret mili·
1ary missions died recen1Jy at an
Army hospilaJ in El Paso, Texas.
Afr Force Capt. Karl C. Boss,
32, died M:iy J J or Acute Respi·
ratory Distress Syndrome follow-
ing i.everc pneumonia. He was
buried a1 A'rlington National
Cemetery in Virginia with full
military honori. .
In the Air Force, Cap1. Boss
designed deceptive tactics and
programs for USAF F-117
Mcalth Ci hters. The aircraft was
extremely successful during the
Gulf War.
Among military friends Cap1.
Boss v.as known as "Col. Flagg,"
named after the well-known
television character from
M"A"S•H. High school and col-
lege buddies knew him as a
practical joker.
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He was born Nov. 27, 1961, at
St. Croix Falls, Wis. He was
schooled in the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District and
graduated from Newport Harbor
Hi&h School in 1980.
fn high school, be was active
ia band ud an otficer in the
Newpon Beach Police Explorer
prop-am. He graduated from the
University of California, San
Diego in 1987 after completing
the ROTC program there. He
was 5ludent commander of the
university's ROTC chapter.
More recently, Capt. Boss wu
named Air Combat Command's
Tactical D«cption Officer of
the Year for the second time.
He also was honored as the 12th
Air Force's Tactical Deception
Officer of the Y car for three
consecutive years prior to bis
death.
Survivors include his mother, •
Katherine Boss Dostal. NeWport
Beach; his father, Dr. Ralph F.
Boss, Edina, Minn.; brothers,
Eric, Boston; and Peter, Ana-
heim; and his stepfather, Judge
Milan M. Dostal, former mayor
of Ncwp0rt Beach.
The agency was bopina the City
Council would take that into con-
sideration before making a ded·
sion.
"We've painted and made other
improvements," Tice said. "We
felt that s~ we've gone ahead
and done all this ourselves. it
would be really nice if they didn't
raise our rent."
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man Joe Erickson, the increase is
somewhat of a necessary evil.
In recellt years, the city has iub-
&idized more than $200,000 annu-
ally in operating costs at the Rea
Center alone.
The extra $8,532 in revenue that
the ciry will capture from the hike
will help offset that cost.
"We need to recoup those costs,
so that the taxpayers don'r end up
absorbing all of it," Erickson said.
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Tbc two Kaisers, hC said, CS·
Kntially are run as one Kh~I
where the aew principal and. ~1-
Kr Elcmentaiy Princip31 Chris Ju·
reoka wiU have to work together
closely.
"1be unique thing about the va-
cancy is that we'll have to find
someone·who can work into thut
system," Bernd said. ·:The m7ta·
phor I like to use as t~1c 1ce-
dancing pairs in the Olympics. The
person we will be looking for to
fill that position is going to have
to be fairly unique."
Bernd u id be hopes to have th
position filled by lhe ilan
school in Sepccmbcr.
"You always want to find th
{ight candidate," . he said. "lf v.
can't find the right person ou
practice would be to reopen the
sea rch until we find the right per.
son. We could always put someone
in their in an acting role if \~e
don't fill the position on the fir~t
go arou nd."
Roja) had been with the district
in varying roles since 1986.
In an unrelated search, Dernd
said that three new high l>chool
principals i.hould be selected and
unnouncec.J at Tuesday's di~trict
board meeting. '
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MUSEUM
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mitment to the art of our time "
Guenther said. '
The museum has about 2 300 . . . . pieces 1n its permanent collection,
although less than 1 % ever is dis-
pla}'ed at a given time.
Even with the added space,
most of the artwork will be jn stor-
age more often than not.
"lt's healthy to periodically sort
through all of them and decide
which chestnuts get polished orr
and which ones fall from the tree
plunging into the never-reaches of
the vault," Guenther said.
The expansion will provide
enough room for between 100 and
200 pieces to shine on a selective
basis. The permanent pieces will
be intertwined with traveling
works to create thematic displays
revolving around politics, sociol-
ogy, psychology and other con-
cepts.
Guenther said the permanent
collection will give the museum
"day to day intimacy, much like a
favorite piece or music or a
poem."
Sometimes, however. contem-
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paintmg of a suburban house lo.51
in the shadows.
Other times, when artists try to
convey their personal feelings in
the context of a popular era, some
people just don't get it -as in the
case of a 1976 visual by Wallace
Brown.
The piece depicts several frames
of the AM transistor radio which
so many people lugged around in
the 1960s. Inside the speaker of
each radio, the artist shows icons
important to him at that time - a
penis, his girlfriend and a peace
symbol, for instance.
"A museum is charged with
preservation . . . while somehow
aspiring tc:J be part or our cqllec-
1ive history," Guenther said.
Much like the irppressionists of
a century ago, when hippie-types
used vibrant colors to paint serene
scenes, contemporary artists repre-
sent today's material cultur:c know-
ing it may have a very different
voice in the future.
"In the impressionist era, no-
body painted pink trees and or-
ange skies," Guenther said. "Now,
100 years .or more later, it is the
refuge w'e seek. from a world gone
crazy."
ASSEMBLY
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"She won the election fair and
square.
''J will support her. I always
support the Republican candidate
and I'm sure the other (activists)
will too. How hard they'll work,
that's another question."
Brewer said she's thankful for
Ferguson's support.
"I think it's highly important for
the Republicans to unify behind
all of the candidates," she said,
making specific mc;ntion of Gover-
nor Pete Wilson, U.S. Senate can-
didate Michael Huffington, state
Attorney General Dan Lungren
and herself.
Drewer suggested her detractors
take a closer look at her platform.
''If (they) were to take a closer
look. at the situatiO{I they would
realize that we align on 85% of
the issues," the former aide to
county Supervisor Tom Riley said.
"While I am not a far right con-
servative, I am a conservative and
to the right of center."
Reinecke has been touted as a
potential write-in candidate, but
said he doesn't anticipate anrone
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will make such a bid for the scat.
"I'm tiling il one day at a
time," Reine~e said. "I haven's
made a decision yet. People are
jusr disgruntled with the election
results.
"I'm not one to dwell on the
past. I realize we lost the election
and I want to do what's best for
the party, what's best for the
county, what's best for the state.
The worst possibility would be to
have a Democrat come into the
district. We have one of the most
conservative districts in the coun-
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umn as something designed to
prompt thought.
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going to be supporting ·Marilyn as
well. I'm sorry it created such a
stir."
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARI.SON, 6•2-•330, exr. 387
I Dukes 'LITTLILIA:G:U:lll'::._~~---....-_~~-----:-~---------~~----, Newport East drops opener, 4-1 . WHIT A ·w11 10 •1 I ~handle
Wichita ,.
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• District 55 Tourney opening-loss sends Little Leaguers
to elimination bracket on Sunday afternoon in win-or-else situation. ·
LAGUNA NIGUEL -Despite a late
uprising, the Newport East Little League
Majors AU-Stars came up short Thursday
night in the District 55 Tournament at
Chapparosa Park.
ers threw in the final inning for San Juan.
Ryan Jetton's single filled the bases,
with a walk to David Knecht forcing over
Newport East's lone run. However, the
rally ended on a grounder to second base.
.,.. Newport Harbor Pony All-Stars Broncos pull out ~5 victory
over La Mirada in the eighth inning with four free .passes.
DANA POINT -The Newport Harbor Baseball Auoci•'!<>n ~y AU-Stars
Broncos took a step in the right direction in the Southe~::1~~t
Thunday evening with a 6-S win in eight innings over La M . at . waits by
• I
r
With the score tied at S-5 in the bottom of the first extra anrung, ~r . RBI
.,... Newport Beach sitting
on 2-0 TeamTennis record
after disposing of the host
! Advantage, 26-23 Thursday ;
I ·home cpener looms. Saturday.
I
San Juan Capistrano captured the open-
ing-round game, 4-1, to send Newport
East into the' elimination bracket. The
local team next plays Sunday at 1 p.m.
against Rancho Mission Viejo. ·
Geoff Hunt, the starting pitcher, dou-
bled to left field in the first inning. Knecht
also had a double, which went IQ the
fence, in the second inning.
He eventually reached third, but was
called out at the plate when a suicide
squeeze attempt misfired.
La Mirada pitching brooght home the winning run for Newport. The WUUJ~ng
came on a walk to Justin Jacobs. The victory Mtvances. Newport. ~er anagcr
Paul Cohen, into Saturday's second round at 1 p.m. against :""abeam: fiv .
Newport took a 4-0 lead into the fifth inning when La M1rada tallied c tunes
to take the lead. But an RBl~single by Matt Glover to. score ~th .Fellers knot-
1 WICHITA. i }\an. -Tne C./'J Ll..l
Down. 4-0 entering the sixth inning,
Newport East filled the bases with one
out, thanks in part to the wildness of San
Juan pitchers. In all, four different pitch-
San Juan scored a run in the first in·
ning, then added a ·pair in the third to
take command.
ted the game in the sixth and cven~ally sent the game .mt? extra lllll~· 1 For the victors, Scott Beerer pitched the firs~ seven innmgs, while rchevcr Bil Y
Clayton worked a scoreless eighth to cam the vactory.
I Newport
Deach Dukes
1 continued
\..their fast
s tart i n
Wo r Id
TeamTennis
Thursday
night, downing the Wichi ta Advan-
tage, 26-23, for their second
straight victory.
The decision gave the Dukes a
measure of revenge for last sea-
son's loss by the same score to
Wichita in the WTT championship
match. And the win came on the
heels of Wednesday's season-
opening 28-20 win at San Antonio.
The women's doubles team of
Zina Garrison-Jac.kson and Larisa
Neiland put the Dukes ahead with
a 6-3 victory over Sandy Collins
and Julie Steven.
Wichita, which was playing its
season opener, battled back to win
the next two sets, but Kelly Jones
pur the Dukes back on top with a
6-3 victory over Buff Farrow in
men's singles.
Neiland and Trevor Kroncmann
closed out the match with a 6-4
verdict in men's doubles over
Steven and T.J. Middleton.
Under Coach Angel Lopez, the
Dukes bolled to a 17-11 halftime
lead in t.heir opening match
'against the San Antonio Racquets.
After a tight 6·5 victory by San
Antonio's Christo van Rensburg
and Jonathon Canter over Krone-
mann and Jones in men's doubles,
Jones helped .turn things around
with a 6-J victory ove r van Rens-·
burg in singles.
The tandem of Garrison·
Jackson and Neiland won the mid·
die set over the Racqu ets' Caro-
line Kuhlman and Elna Reinach,
6-4, to pad the Dukes' lead to 17-
11. Garrison-Jackson downed Re-
inach in singles, 6-3, to make it 23-14.
San Antonio's Reinach and van
1Rensburg prevailed over Neiland
and Kronemann, 6·4, in mixed, but
after a 1-0 overtime victory, the
Dukes closed out the match.
"Everyone is getting along great
_and 1 think we can go all the
way," said Lopez.
Newport ...... l
Mus•s lllb'Y
ralllel, but '*
short In tourney
1011 to Whlttlar
~ Newport Harbor stars fall
behind, 10-1, through three:
wind. up losing out. 10-9.
DANA POINT -A valiant ef-
f ott fell just shy for the Newport
Harbor Baseball Association Mus-
tang Division entry of Pony. League
baseball in the Southern California
District All-Star Tournament
Thursday nighr.
Newport came out on. the short
end of a 10-9 decision against Whit-
tier "C" in the farst round of the
double-elimination tournament at
Del Obispo Park. Newport is faced
with an elimination round game on
Saturday at 10 a.m. and if it wins,
would play again later that day.
"They kids just played their
hearts out," said Manaier Bill For-
sythe. "Everybody made contact
with the ball. It was a 100% effort
by our team."
Ncwpon trailed 10-1 after three
innings, but behind the pitching of
Sean Whitfield and Tyler Miller ..
shut down Whittier the final 3~ in·
nings.
Newport rallied for four runs in
the fourth, added another in the
fifth and three in the sixth.
In the final innina. Jason Wish·
engrad, who went 3 for 4 with two
RBI, led off with a single and
scored on Jon Vandcnloot's hit.
Whitfield and Ouis Rhinesmich
also had run-scoring hits.
Costa Mesa
Nationals drop
11-7 decision
.,... Inability to locate the plate
cripples Costa Mesa early;
it's win or, be ousted on Monday.
BY RYANT. BLYSTONE, Srulll'S \\'tuT£1l
HUNTINGTON DEACH -The Coi>ta
Mesa National Little Leogue's 9-10 All·
Star baseball team gave up nine runs in
the first inning to Ocean ~iew an~. de-
spite a late rally attcmp.t, f~ll 11-7 in t~e
openi.ng game of the District 62 All·~tar
Tournament at the Wardl ow Park field
Thursday evening. . .
"We just couldn't throw any strikes m
the fin,t inning," Cosia Meso Manager
Tim Green said.
Costa Mcl>a's starter faced 14 ballers in
the first inning. He walked eight batters
and seven of them scored in the inning.
Ocean View onl) got lwo hils in the in-
ning, both doubles.
Costa Mel.a came back in its half of the
inning with t\\.O runs -both coming with
the bases loaded -when 1t \\Orl..ed bad.-
to-back free passes to Micah Young and
William Ortiz to score Michael Ray and
Joey Mueller.
Young relieved on the mound in 1he
second in ning and he pitched three strong
innings for Costa Mesa, allo"' ing only one
run and three hits ~\.hile stri~ing out two.
Costa Mesa slowly chipped away ;H
Ocean View's le~1d \\ilh a r1Jn in the
fourth inning and then scored four A)Ore
in the six1h inning with the base~ loaded.
Young, however, hit a groundball to third
base and Ocean View third baseman Erin
Savage tagged her base for the game's
final out.
"You take away the fir!>t inning and it's
a diffe rent ballgame," Green said.
The Dukes will make their first
~home appearance on Saturday
night against the Sacramento Cap·
itals in a 7 p.m. match at the John
'wayne Tennis Club.
Adam Cherry also had a double
and scored a run and Vandersloot
contnl>uted a double to go with his
bit in the final iMinJ. In all, New-
port banged out 12 hats.
DoN L'£ACH. 0All.Y P11.ur
Despite coll1ding with teammate Micah Young, Costa Mesa National All-Star Koty
Lopez makes the play to end the inning In Thursday night's Little League contest.
Instead, Costa Mesa National falls in10
the loser's bracket of the tournament and
will try to stay alhe with a game on Mon-
day at 5 p.m. Costa Mesa National "ill
play the Hun1ing1on Vulley-Sea\iiCw \\in·
ner in a contest that "'ill be plu)ed Satur·
day al 10 a.m.
:11 you're not reelin' 'em in, don't blame us
.,... 'Cause we're telling you straight out,
current conditions couldn't be better.
\
' W arm water along the Southland coast
has attracted huge schools or ~pawning
~ sand bass and anglers are catching
quick limits of these hard fighting and good
eating bass.
The bass have move d in off the Huntington
J)each fl ats and are currently being caught in
J01h·l6 fathoms of w:iter.
" According to the Eddie at Newport Landing,
075-0550, 1he sandies are biting good on
.~·ounce to ¥.I-ounce tcadhcad jigs rigged with
,:Plastic tails aud tipped with cut squid. This
~mbo seems to be :iccounting for the bulk of
the bigger b:m being doc~ed by anglers fish ing
with light gear.
· Fishing reports from Davey's Locker, ~73-1434, conti nue 10 be very good as not only
Pre VJ-day and twilight boats catching lots of
sand bass near the beach, but sportfishers
?leading over to Catalina are l>till hooking
yellowtail white seabass, barracuda, bonito and
Jarge calico ba ss.
This writer fi hed aboard the fast six-pack
~harter boat "Bongos II" 640-MAKO, running
out of Davey's and operated by Oiptain Chris
Olobal along wilh first mate Jason Blower both
Qf Ncwpon Be ach, for a grc:it day of fishing at
Catalina.
The first stop on the cast end of the island,
ftear Scat Rock, produ1::cd n wide open bite on
log btmacuda, ond then "'hen that 3rea dried
up, Global headed the f.l t >ponfi her to a
pot clo c into the i land where la rge c3lico
bass were hooked on :ilmo t e~cry case.
Thanks to a bait tank-full of squid passed off
from 1he private y:ichl "Mukaira" ou r pany
was able to fi h the entire day and the trip was
topped of! with 11n 18·pound ytllowtail hooked
by thi~ writer on a large hvc quid fi hcd in
shallow wate r off the i land' cast end.
l
The speed of the "Bongos Jl "
enabled our angling party to spend
more time fishing and the fast trip
across the channel made for a great
day of local fishing.
of big gamefish into local waters.
Breezing schools of ardines and
mackerel are everywhere and
White seabass are still being caught
at Catalina and the secret to getting a
hook up is to fish a live squid rigged
behind a sliding ¥4 ounce egg sinker.
Boats are anchoring in shallow water
near drop offs and anglers on board
are catching seabass as they move
through the area.
...
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skippers and veteran anglers say they
have never seen conditions so good
this early into the summer. Those
bluefin tuna remain uncatchable as
they breeze between the outer islands
and in Mexican waters, and albacore
arc still in a holding pattern
somewhere off th e coast.
The bait barge is in full operation
inside Newport's eastern jetty and it
has been enlarged and now can
accommodate a number of fishing
This past week the private yacht
"Makaira" running out of Ncuport
bay, was in the hot spot as skipper
Outd90rs
David Belna and crew members Jodi Jones and
Mark Davidson all of Newport Beach, cnught
while seabass weighing in the 23· to 29-pound
· class.
The "Makaira" will be heading over to
Calalina to fish for squid as long as it stays in
shallow water and then se ll the great bait to
sportfishers as they arrive at the island. Private
yachts and sport boats can co ntact this
bait-catching boat via channel 72 on the radio.
If the boat is on the back side of the island
it's hard to make contact and word has been
sent around the island from boat to boat as to
where live bail can be obtained.
Mid-channel waters arc loaded with bai1, the
water temperature hu jumped up to almost 74
degrees and all seems to be set for a mo ... cmc.nt
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boats at one time. This live bait
facility has to be one of the best looking bait
receivers along the west coast. For more
information on hours of operation and bait
available phone 650-BAIT. There is also a bait
barge operation currently being set up a t
Catali na Island to service boats on multi-day
trips to the island.
Sardines, greenback and Spanish mackerel
shoufd be available along with a limited
amount of squid when it 's catchable.
Dean Pl ant, owner of Angler's Center in
Newport Beach, 642-6662, report$ that there
were two dorado taken by a spear fisherman
last week. The fish were found under a kelp
patty about five miles off Dana Point.
Plant also said that a few marlin were
spotted O\ler the weekend with one bluefish
seen tailing near Long Poin t and two Olher
smpers were reported on the 277 Spot.
Big bluefin tuna are being caufht by Iona
range boat running out of San ~1cgo about
140 miles below the border but it has been a
slow bite, •ddcd Plant. There are also some
large Khools of yellowfin tuna stagina 1bout
180 miles below San DJqo ud if aheic ftlh
decide to mO¥e they could move wllhin reach
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Orange County Football All-Stars do battle tonight
~ Corona del Mar's J.R. Walz,
Harbor's Steve Gonzales among
South's arsenal iR 35th edition.
Br BA&Jt.r fAULlO!IEJl, Stans Wan n
I t won't be utilized often, but the
Back Bay backfield of tailback J.R.
Walz and fullback Steve Gonzales is
just one of the weapons at hand for the
South in tonight's 35th Orange County
Prep AJl-St:ir Football Game which
kicks off at 7:30 at Orange Co~st Col-
lege.
fensive Player of the Year, will start at
inside linebacker for the Rebels. Gonza-
les (6-1, 200), who like Walz was an AJJ.
CIF Southern Section Division rv selec-
tion, also figures to sec ~me time in the
backfield, spelling starter Justin Aagg
(Huntington Beach)
at fullback.
-----.., ... • Walz, bound for
Holy Cross, and the
Orange Co~t Col-
lege-bound Gonza-
les, played together
for several seasons some," said Pascoe, who pl ans to pair
in the Newport-Levi Roquemore (Capistrano Valley)
Mes a J r · A 11-with Gonzales inside, with outside 'back-
American youth pro-ers Nick Ziegler (Huntington Beach) .and
gram. But they have Jeremy Simmons (Edison) roaming be-
never shared the hind noseguard Aipopo Faarnausili (Los
same backfield. Amigos) and tackles David Cruickshank
Beach Oilers to a 13·0 su:m, before los-
ing to Los Alamitos an the section title
game.
Alternating with the Cal-bound
Gonzalez at tight end will be Fountain
Valley's Brandon Le imbach, whom Pas·
coe said sparkled in
the Gonzalei's shad-
ow in las t fall's Sun-
sc t League wars.
Trist an Lynch
(Santa Ana Valley)
and Geoff Noisy (Ir·
vine) are other tur-
gets for UC Davb-
bound Daft, as "'ell
ns fellow South sig-
Steve Gonzales nal-caller Scott Ber-toni (Fountain Val-
ley), who signed \\ith
Nevada.
going to be time) when we'll need to get
three yards on the ground, and those
(linemen) wall ha\C to help u~ get th:ll
done."
Posing · probkms for the South de-
fense, wall be an explol>i\'e corps of North
running bac~s. including USC-bound
Grant Pearl.all (Villa Park), Stunford-
bound Chr~ Draft (Valencia) and
George MacDonald (Buena Park).
Paul Waldrop, \\-ho quarterbuckcd
North Coach f'red D1Palmu's Savanna
High l>quad to tht: CIF Southern Section
Da\ lloion Vl champ1on:.h1p lal>t fall, "'all
al!.l>ume much of the lo<JJ left when Mike
Goode (Los Alamitos) dropped from the
fOlolCr
\\ aldrop, "ho ha.' familiar target Rana
Kahouch {SavannJ) at \HJe recci,cr, will
be b:icked up by Rob P~tl..o {Valencia).
Walz, a 5-foot-10, 185-pounder who
finished his three-year varsity career at
Corona del Mar High as the school's ca-
reer (3,1 89 y:irds) and single-season
(1 ,578) rushing leader, will share time at
tailback with former Sea View League
rival Tony Ma1his of Irvine High.
It was Walz who bested Mathis for
Daily Pilot Sea View League Offensive
Player of the Year laurels last fall. South
Coach George Pascoe of Huntington
Beach said he likely won't designate one
the starter until just before kickoff.
"I played offensive line back then," (Dana Hills) and Jeff Bodholdt (Irvine). said Gonzales, who rushed for 767 yards and 13 touchdowns in spot offensive duty Foothill's Kevin Daft will start at quar-
during a three-year varsity career with terback for the South, which figures to
the Sailors. frequent the airways in order to ma.xi-
Ken Foersch, at 6-foot·4, 280 pounds,
anchors the South offensive line, which
could hold the key to victory, according
to Pascoe.
The J\orth lcJdl> the: series, I 1 14-2.
"'Inning l\\O of the last three )cars, in·
eluding a 14-3 triumph 1<1:.t summer.
Proceeds from the game, sponsored by
the Brea Lions Club. go to ch:mtielo in-
cluding, the Pediatric Adoleloccnt Dia-
betic Reloearch :rnd Education Founda-
tion, Western '\ out.h Sen aces. Orange
County Youth Foundation Inc .• Js \1.ell
as county hagh schools and )Outh pro-
grams.
Gonzales, the Daily Pilot Newport·
Me sa District and Sea View League De-
Gonzalcs' most prominent contribution mize the impact of All-American tight
figures to be on defense, where he helps end Tony Gonzalez, the CIF Division 11
anchor what Pascoe considers the team's Co-Player of the Year and the Orange
strength. -County Athlete of the Year.
"Our defensive front seven is awe-Gonzalez led Pascoe's Huntington
"One concern I have going in is
whether we'll be able to rush the ball to
offset the (Nort h) pass rush," Pascoe ex-
plained. "We're going to throw the ball a
lot and move the pocket. but there are
Newport East
9-1 Os open up
Little League ·
tourney play
ALISO NIGUEL -The New-
port Eas t Little League 9-10-year-
old All-Stars begin District 55
tournament play this evening at
7:30 against· Misl>ion Viejo South
a t Woodfield Park.
Nine-year-old Brett Matsen is
expected to be the starting pitcher
for Newport East with left-hander
John Russell scheduled to take
over after th ree innings.
Matsen and Russell helped the
Triple-A Bra1.es to the league
championship and a 20-game un-
defeated league season.
''Brett and John may not over-
power all the batten, but they
throw st rikes and pitch smart,"
said Manager Jeff M:itsen. "lf our
1 defense plays up to our capabili-
1
ties, we should be fine."
Mission Viejo South should
prove a formidable foe if Wednes-
day's game is any indication. MV
South advanced to face Newport
r East by easily prevailing over Ran-
1 cho Santa Margarita in a game
that was halted under the mercy
rule.
"They're a good, fundamentally
sound team and we'll have our
hands full, but if we play well, we
can take them," said MaLsen.
"Our hitting is starting to come
around now and with our strong
pitching, I'm cautiously optimis-
tic."
Offensively, Matsen is looking
fo r production from outfielders
Brian Cole, Bryan Riblett and in-
fielder Billy Eagle. "We'll need
Steven Ward and Brett Matsen to
get on base, so our big guys can
drive them in," said Matsen.
The team's two catchers, Andy
Almquist and Charles Halladay,
are good hitters and both provide
excellent defense. The infield is
anchored by shortstop Josh Cor·
nett, who forms a fine combina-
tion wi th either Matse n or Ward
at second base.
RusselJ and Eagle wiJI share du-
ties at first base, and Ward and
Eagle will both be utilized at third.
In addition to Riblett and Cole,
Robert Della Grotta, Brandon and
Derek Lewis, Patrick Wood and
Brandon Steinbeck will all see ac-
. tioo in the outfield. Potential
pitchers for Newport East in addi-
tion to Matsen and Russell are
Ward, Steinbeck, the Lewis broth-
ers and Cornett.
A victory by Newport East
wouJd mean a second-round game
on Monday at 5 p.m. ~ loss would
mean an elimination round game
on Sunday at 1 p.m.
-I Fair Derby tonight at Orange County Fairgrounds
COSTA MESA -The 1994
Coors Light Speedway Fair Derby
comes to the Orange Coun1y Fair-
grounds tonight, with the first race
scheduled for 8 o'clock.
The event will feature the top
24 speedway motorcycle riders in
the United States, including past
n a t io n a I ch amp i o n-s Bobby
Schwartz, Brad Oxley and Mike
F.aria. Schwartz will be defending
the Fair championship he won last
year. Meanwhile, the Coors Light
Quad and Sidecar Classic will be
featured on Sunday, starting at 8
p.m., on the Costa Mesa track.
The event features the two-man
speedway sidecar teams.
It couldn't have been much better for
orange County Volleyball Club teams
~ Looking back on Davis competition
is a study in positives for locals.
T he 11th ann ual Nike National Junior
Invi tational Volleyball Championships at
Davis, was a tremendously successful
event for the Orahge County Volleyball Club.
From the opening ceremonies at
Sacramento's Arco Arena to Saturday's
divisional playoffs with two national
championship matches and another Nike Cup
Championship for best overall club
performance, the weeklong activities were great
for all 14 OCVBC teams.
Opening ceremonies featured CdM's Kristen
Campbell, who was selec1ed to speak to the
7,000 participants as the Festival\ outstanding
achieving woman. Her reflections on the
achievements and commitments of her
volleyball career drew rave reviews from
everybody, including Festival organizers Dave
and Bernice Epperso n.
The OCVBC 18s team was on stage for the
ofncial opening of the games by Cal women's
coach Dave OeGroot, because OCVBC won
last year's Nike Club Cup.
The 14s tournament fin ished on Satu rday
with OCVBC 14 Blue finishing sixth. Entering
as the fourth seed, they lost to eventual
champion Asics Rainbows of Hawaii in the
semifinal in a tough three-garne r. The loser's
bracke t loss to Coast ot San Diego placed them
sixth in the 200·team draw.
Orange County's 16 Blues wo n the national
championship with a two-game sweep of South
Bay from Manhattan Beach. OCVBC 16 Blue
has won every major tournament all year long,
but this championship was not a "ho-hum"
event as evidenced by Thursday's matches,
which were all decided in a third-game rally
sco re after OCVBC lost the first game.
The finals of the winner's bracket was a
17-15 "'in ove r a Kern River (Bakersfield)
team that has b_een a long-time rival.
With CdM's Kelly Campbell and NC\\porl\
Jeannette Hecker returning from lalol )Car':.
champions, the setting was in great "hanlh".
Outside hitters Kathryn Rice and Roberta
Gehlke (Mater Dei) "ere major influences 1n
the success with their passing, sen-ing, digging
and hitting.
Julia Hecker provided some major
"deep court" serving while CdM'lo
Julie Coombe and Nicole Marloh:ill
we re the back court specialists.
The most inspiration:il finbh for the
Orange County contingent came in
the l 8s division. OCVBC Nike had
finished in the middle of Divbion I in
the Southern California region all
yea r.
bracket ovc:r South UJ\ to reach the fc:.t iv:il
18s nat ional chJmp11.m. l11p 1in;ib
In my 16 )Car-. \\1th OCVUC. 11...rnnot
remember a mon: impirataunJI ellurt by an
OCVOC team to quahl~ for J lhampaunship
match. The opponent. ~ta .. \t n \ JJle). ":is
talented (all \C,cn 'l..f.iOr') " II pl<J) mJjor role'
at their respect1\C 1.'.ollcgc)} :ind e\pcril.?nccc.1
{three-returner) tr'"' IJ,t ~ear\ fin;.il1,t)
Oelorc more: thJll 7 51 J )~rc.:JnHng l:in) \\llh
paintec.1 Lice: .. JnJ mu)ac b!Jring. ~h
"'ell a::, n;.it \lllJI 1d '\l)h.>n ( Pnme
Ticl..et \\It ~hO\\ the tinJI Jul) ~b),
M1,)1on \l:illc) Jefratcd OC\ l3C in
l\\U game.:'
In the 1;.a,1 three months ~lbsion
Valle) hJd not lo't J gJme Jnd
comp.ired f:J\urabl) to the 19~1
OC \ OC I '::, \\ho abu \\On the
Fcstt,:il I ) ~h...1mpion:.h1p.
Start ing fou r or five juniors in a
senior-dominated age group (:ilthough
the OCVBC juniors had won the l6s
last year, there is a major intensity
jump lo the 18s). coupled with playing
Volleyball
\\'hale Cd~t\ Tori HJrthng, Kmten
C.1mpbcll and Andrea Susloon p!J)ed
thi:ar IJ:.I ffiJICh rvr Orange Cuunt)
and our area, returning ne\I year "'II
be CuurtnC) o, .. ens, Mclis.,J S ... hutz
parts of many tournaments without Newport's
Melissa Schutz and T ina Bowman due to
basketball, swimming.or track commitments
"ith the Sailors, the Nike 18s had struggled all
yea r.
Entering as the sixth seed, OCVBC Nike w~1l>
beaten by Rose City (Portland) in the firl>t
round of the championship brackcr. Led by
Schutz, Newport's Sara Fairborn, Calv:iry
Chapel's Courtney Owens, CdM's Krbtcn
Campbell, Orange County \I.On sL~ straight
loser's bracket matches (four "ere three-game
thrillers), including the finals of the loser's
...tnd Sara Fairborn, as "ell a:. Gar\
N:ikarnur J's and Stc\e ~ahano's OC\ 13C h ..
\\ho also fanished \\Cit in the 250-tc...tm held
The OCVOC 12s. co:i hcd b) Jan t.lohs .and
Krista Hartli ng, finasf'ted some,.,.here 1n the
middle. but "'II return ''ilh :i great \\eel.. v i
\Ollc)bJll .:ind fun behind them.
Orang~ County Vollc)ball Club \\uO 1he
Nike Club Cup for best O\crall fin1 ... h an e;ich
age group for the eighth ttme in the fc)ll\:il.,
I I-year ha~tory.
This i a tribute 10 the m:in) grc:H co.1ch~·, in
the ocvac organ1z..11ion, the fobulou ...
p:irentJI support. JnJ, mu ... t importantly. lh.:
pride and comm111,1cnt ol the pla~cr ... 01 the:
Orange County Volk)bJll Club.
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(10) DAY Of RECEIPT OF ROWiey, Dir9C1or of Pro-PUCATIONS, TELEPHONE ducted by: a limlled part· Rd., S. Tow.r #606, New-PUBLIC NOTICE d4tnt THE FULL TEXT of Ille or-VP , PUBLIC NOTICES ,.HIS NOTICE, OR JUNE curtmenl, Huntington 754.5245 OR CALL AT THE nershfp port Blach, CA 92660 This statement was flied dmanc1 may be read 1n tne Tn1s s1a.t'me11~ .... u h ·~
PUBLIC NOTICE 27 1994 WHICHEVER IS Blac:h Union High SchOol OFFICE OF THE PLAN-The reglatrant(s) com. Mfch*'I G. Blasl, 9461 cns1180383 ¥o1\h lhl County Cltrk Of c .ry Clerk 1 Off"' 77 Fa.r ""tn ine Co ... ~., C & to C
LATER. 'UNLESS THIS Oislllct 10251 Yorktown NINO DIVISION, ROOM menced to llansact bull-Feathlrhlll Ortve, Villa Park, Flctltlou• Orange County on June 29 Dttvl Costa Mesa Orange Co.or.~f .... w...oe 24
__ N_O_T_l_C_IE_O_F_L_IE-N--1 CLAIM IS PAID WITHIN Ave., Huntington 8Mctt, 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, neas under lhl Actitloul CA 92667 • Buslnen Name 19~ MARY T ELLIOTT 1994
THE SPECIFIED TIME, THE CA t2t4e COSTA MESA. CAUFOR· Bu1lne11 Name(s) listed Newport EquitiH Group, Stat~t Fl14070 • ' f813510
(CIVIi Code • MOBILEHOME WILL BE and d911Yered et or before NIA. abov9 on: not applicable Inc., (Cahlomla), 3501 Jam· The followi rsons are Pubhst'led Nevwpon BHch· Deputw City Clerk Pub11sned Nw"po" Bea.,,
•ectlon ADVERTISED FOR SALE 2:00 P.M., JULY 18, 1994 at Pu bll1h1d Newport Vinc:.nt E. Galewick, PrtsJ.. boree Rd., S Tower #606, doing busJne~ =· Cosla Mesa Dady Pilot July PubCllshed Ne°""por!, Cosla Mt~ C'a y P ~• J~ 1 798.58a(•U ANO WILL BE SOLD AT which time and place bids B1ach..COsta Mesa Dally dent Newpot1 Blach, CA 92660 TH£ SCGA MEMBERS 8 15 22 29 1994 Beach· osta Mesa Oa t, 1 8 15 22 l9S-4
VIA CERTIFIED MAIL RE· lO:OO A.M. ON JULY 22. will bl publicly opened and Pilot July 8, 1994. Perlonnanc. Development. Thia business Is con-CLUB 1301 Dove Slteet, ' ' . F811 Pilol July 8 1994 ' ~ .,~
T URN REC EI PT RE· 1994 AT COSTA MESA reldlnRoom361. F817 lncorporaled General Part· ducted by: a general part· Newp0nBMc:h CA g2660 F813
OUESTED MOBILE ESTATES. 327 Each bid ahall remain "" tor Perlounance Asset nershlp scGA Golf cour" Man-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Raul R1tt1, 327 W. Wilson WEST WILSON SPACE valid for a J*lod of 60 PUBLIC NOTICE Management Fund v LTD. The r1gl1trant(s) com-agement Inc • CahlornJa PUBLIC NOTICE I'--------* 12, Costa Mau, CA NO. 12, COSTA MESA. daya after lhl dale s~t-1178391 A Cal1fomla Umltld' Pan· mencld to transact busl· corporailon .• (11339654), Flct1ttou1 SUMMARY Of Flctltloua
92627 CAUfORNIA. fled for the rec*pC of bid.I. CM nershlp ,,... under the Fktltlous 38275 Murrieta Hot SpflngS 8u1lneH Nam• Bu1ln111 Nam•
Judy April M. Ritts, 327 UNLESS THE AFORESAID Each bid must confonn lo FlcUtlou• The atatement wu filed Busin .. 1 Nam1(1) llstld Roed Murrieta. California Statement ADOPTED ORDINANCE Statement
W. Wli.ton 1 12, Costa SUM, INCLUDING AC. and be r~ 10 the hslneaa Name with 1he CoYnty Clerk of abov9 on: 11/1~1987 92563 The following persons are ORDINANCE 94-1 I •S Tne lo ,0,. ng pei500s 11,
Mesa, CA 92627 CRUEO DAILY STORAGE bid documents and 909CI"-Stat•atent Orange County on June 24, Newport Equ1tie1 Group Thia business 11 con-doing businus as: scheduleo to be 1n lull boing t>ultlltU as
Bk Amllf, 47142 Mission C HARGES, UTILITIES cations. The DISTRICT r• Thi following Pllflonl .,, 1994. Inc .. Michael G. Blasl, Pres· ducted br. c0<poratfon NEIGHBORHOOD MORT· lo<ce and ettKl 30 oays .Al BASIC TECH'JOLOGY,
Falla Ct., Fremont, CA CONSUMED, ANO ANY MnlM the rloht to reject doing buslneu u : F8t3500 ldent Type o Business: Goll GAGE CORPORATION trom Its adop1o0n on >Jy ~. Bl CASTER TECH~OLOG\'
94539 OTHER REASONABLE IN-anyand .. bkfsonowalve KIMBERLY WOODS AS-Publlahed Newport Beach-This 11attmenl WU filed course operation• and,.. 3t58 Redhtft Avenue. Su·te 1994, and WU aoopttd b)' COnPORATl0"4 11552
Rec overy Management ct o ENT AL o THE R any ~ti" or lntor-SOCIATES, 4490 Von Kar-Co ta M 0.., Piiot Jut'{ with the County Cl11k of laled activities 270 Costa Mesa CA lhl follo....1ng roll call volt Mai kon Orht Garo en
Cenlllf, Bank of Ameflca, CHARGES IS PAID AND malltie9 Wt any bid or In the man Avenue, Newport a ua y Orange County on June 15, The registrant(•) com. 926:fe ' COUNCIL MEMBERS: Ci•.J•e. CA 9~6'11
P.O. Box 7082, Pasedena, THE MOBILEHOME RE· bidding. BHeh, CA 92680 1, I , 15• 22• l994. ' 1994. menced to 1111\Nct bust. Nelght>ofhood Acceptance AYES: Humphre~, Horn-Far \\est Caster Coipo1a·
CA 91109 CLAIMED BY REMOVAL aow.mtne Board L/M No. 4 (Kimberly F807 F812508 neH under the Actittous Corporallon (Cahlornla). buckle, l una, Eric;"· tocn (Cl l~1n1a}. 11552
NOTICE IS HEREBY FROM THE AFORESAID S19ned1 /SI A. E. ROW· Wood•· San JoM), a Call-PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newpon Beach-BullMH Name(s) listed 3158 Redl\.a Avenu1.•Su•ll eon, NOES: 01nl1, AB-t.t11i.on Or~"' Gar ctn GIVEN that Brian M. PREMISED BY NO LATER LSY. fomla limited partnerShlp, Costa M... Dally Pilot above on: 213194 -270, Costa Meu, CA SENT: None. Gro.11 CA ,,.G-11 ~her. oba Cotta Mesa THAN AS SPECIFIED Dlreotor •f Pro-4490 Von Karman Avenue. NOTICE OF June 24, July 1, I , 15, SCGA Golf CourM Men-92626 ORDINANCE 9-1·11 ap· Tn.s 1>1.1s.ntu is con-MObile E•t•t••· claims a ABOVE IT SHALL BE ~ BMch, CA 92660 c 1994 agement Inc Thomas J Thi• bu1Jn1n Is con-OJCted t>1 • COf P.:JfltlOn lien against lhal ~aln SOLD iN ACCORDANCE OUNWMnt Klmber1y OeveloJ)efl, Ud., PUBLI HEARING • Pinch Project'Olr9C1or . ducted by a eotporatt0n prous Developmena Tne reg•11tantl•J com-1990, Canyon Crest mo-WITH THIS NOTICE. SAID Huntington •each a California limited partner· NOTICE IS HEREBY F785 This 'alalement was filed The reglallant(al com-AgrHmenl DA·94.0t ~· rn..-i:eo 10 tr&nnc:I bull·
b llehome, decal no. SALE SHALL BE FOR RE· Una... Mith lchoot D .. INp, 18802 Bardfffl Av· GIVEN thal a public hMr· PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cllftl of menced 10 tran,.ci b<lsr ""'"" Ula Clly of Co111 nus inder tne Fldt.l10<1J
LAP 1818. u rlal no•. MOVAL AND RELOCATION trtot enue, IMnl CA 92715 Ing will be held by the 01ang1CountyonJune13, "'" under thl F1CtillOUS Miii ano 1n1 A"tomob e s .. s.neu Namt(S) 14110 HSCASNA90a50567 and ONLY ANO SHALL BE P11bllah1d Newport Thie bu1fne11 le eon-COit~..._ Mr:-1~ ~ one1tl0407 1994. Bu1lne11 Nam1(1) hstld Club ol Sou1he1n Cahtoin.a 111>0v1 on
HSCASNB90350567, lo-SUBJECT TO THE (POS-Beach-Coata Mna Dally ducted by: • general part-on W-T • it-it '1cUtloua F8t2tN abOve on: June 21. 1994 IOf 1>4*\S•on of 1111 A<.lc> ,. J .. •y I 1993. Basic Tecl1-cated at Costl MIU Mo-SESSORY RIGHTS 1' ANY, PlloC I 1994 nerahip p_m .• or U IOOl'I N er .......... ....... BHch-Neighborhood Acceptance noiogy lie EstalH, space no. 12, OR ANY OCCUPANn Of JWy 1, • • The reglatrant(a) com-u posslble, In 1hl Council Publtahed Newport Corp Blrblfa Sled Ellec mob-le Club Fae ty Jul'f 22, •917 • Cut11 ~ Wffl W1laon, COWi THE MOSILEHOME. THE F793 menc»d to transac:t bUU-Chatnben of City Hall, n ltat.....m Costa Meta Dally Pilot V p ' ' THE fULl TEXT ol the Of· T~hnOIOOt This atattmWll na. Callf0<nla. MOBILEHOME MAY NOT PUIUC NOTICI ,,... IM"def the f1ctltlous Fair Ortve. Costa .Mela. on The followlng ~ .,, June 24, J\Jy 1. a. 15, This atatement was I.lees d•nanc• may be 111d 1n tnt ~-. 1. eo "''tn tne COYnlt
value of st~ of REMAIN U~ THE PRE· Buslnest Name(•) listed ~E'ro'tl:Tfoiem. di ~'N~N-:GEMENT 1994. wtth the COYnty Cltrk ol Cny Cllfk'·t Of1·c• 77 F1•1 Clerk ol Otenge County on lie mobllehome from Janu-MISES AND THE IUYEA THE COSTA MESA ZON-ebo¥9 on: t/28114 lm4M'l ng F787 Otange County on June 24 OrlYe Costa Mesa J""9 21. 1994 ~ 1, 1994 through end In-THEREOF SHALL HAVE INO ADMINISTRATOR LIM No. 4 (Kimberly the pubUc noll~ PfOC• GROUP, 1301 Dow StrHt, 1994. . fliARy T. ELLIOTT, Fenoa•
ludfng June 11, 1994 In-NO RIGHT TO APPLY fOR WIU RENDER A OECJ-Woods -SM JoM). •cal-dur11 for dive opment ~ 170, Newport Beach, PUBUC NOTICE FeUSt t Deputy Cltr Cl•rii PlblilN<t N...,.potl Beach·
cl5udes: ... TENANCY Of THE SPACE, SK>N ON MONDAY, JULY fornla llmrlld par1nenhlp, agrOet1Tm1C191Enta.IS FURTHER M~" Wdson 24342 L-1-1 Publlahed New.....,. Beach· Publl sne d Newport Costa Mesa Da.1y Piiot Jul1 t Or a gt C" a r g I I SUCH RIGHTS OF POS-11, UIM. OR AS SOON AS by The Wiiiiam Lyon Com-~1 -....... "-• w•• -..-' a 5 22 1994
!12,907.41 SESSION AS EXISTS HAV· POSSIBLE THEREAFTER, pany, Richards. Aoblneon, OIVEN that et Mid lime lerrllldo •1, Lagune H1ll1, '1otttt.ue Costa M ... O.Uy Piiot July B1acl\.Co111 Mesa Oa.1y 1, • 1 · • FI07 Elewlclty Sl 16.68 ING IRREVOCABLE RE· ON THE FOLLOWING Tltle: Senior Vice PY.-stm and ptac:e all lnl••ted CA 92151 NI I .......... ...... 1, I , 15, 22. 1994. Plloe .Nfy I 1994
Gaa S11U1 VERTED TO THE UEK-ITEM: Thie ttat"'*"' WM flied Pl'90na INY appear and John JamH co ettl, ltat ...... t F~ f81 4 "81UC NOTICE
Traah 135 81 HOLDER 1 ZONIHO ACTION ZA wfttl the County Qerk of be hMrd by the °'Y ~ 2.4322 ....,.ldO #I. La-The fo1ow1ng per9on1 are ---------1 -------~~=---i-----~----
Securtty Patrol S2UO DATKD: .IYM 1t 14-04 fOR MICHAEL <>range County on ,iu,,. 1 cl4 on IN atoremenQonld ~Hiiie, CA 92651 doing tlullneae ae PUIUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Acttt'9u• 1
Wallf W .30 I 1994 ' ZANETIS. AUTHORIZED 1994. • "r,'· THE AfOREMEN-Place ~ ~':f."~ NIGUEL DEVELOPMENT aUMMARY 0 , "ctltloul r atlslnM• NaltM ~ ~Thi deity etorage~, 1~ COITA MISA Mo; AGENT fOA LUCILLE C. '81t0M TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· t21ri ' COMPANY, H2ll Crown ADOPTU 0..DtNANCE lu•IMN Nam• ltatetMnt ~~·~~~ utllltle~ 91U &ITATll ~~CON~~ N>llahed Newpol11Meh-LENGED IN COURT, IN Thia b1111n .. 1 le co~ ~= t::;J• Ltoun• ORO.NANCE M-10 s Stat..-nt The '°"= ~ ar6
onlUIMd, up to and In-P"bllll'lld Newport fllNllT FOR A RESTAU-Cotta Mesa Dally "1I04 eNthnge INY be llmlled to ducted by• I genetll pan-Home Cc= .. ion ~ to bl In M Thi follo>lr1ng pettonl are ~ ~~PRUI MAOA. itlucfing aw dale of the hactt.Coeta ..... Oe11J MHT NfD SALOON TO JuM 11, 24, J4Ay 1, I , orly l'IOM laluel ral9M • nenhlP Calltomla ' tore. and ellld ~ d1y1 dOil~ bUtonut u :
aal1 wtlf be added lo Ptlo4J4Ay 1 1, 1914 llJWl ALCOHOL AFTtR 1tM. the public hearll\g d• The reglelrant(a) com-(Domain Inc fl'Om ltt adoption on July 5 NAC REAL ESTATE £S· ~IN~ :!.y~~t=.t..ane1
53.141,13, lneldlntll othef ' • "911 U:OO PM, ANO A MAXI-Fn2 ICflbed In Ille notlCe or In menc.ct to ttanaact bull-IClll~ ' 1 ... , and waa ldOpted tly CROW SfllMCE1 3151 £~! u..oy,,' l9iben .......
IHOCesalnQ Of tnlntportll• MUM Of' 3 llUIAAO TA· WWtften ~. ,_. under the ~ lhle buelnHI 11 con• IN tollowtng IOI c.il VOi• AtJhill A..enut. Suitt 2JO, 11 ~ '
Ion charg11, Including, PUIUC NOT1CI ll.IS. Cl'ftOPOSED IUSJ. PUIUC IOTICI 11w9rM to N ~ COUfd 1kte4Ma•. Name(•&... lliaeecl due* by' a Qenlfll PM· COUIM:IL ••E"S: C06ta ...... CA t."l."t Tl'I•• but lnni 11 con!
without nm11111on , ••· NUS HOURS ARE 4 PM ,..... ... or prior eo. public abCM ""'A."-Y 1, ,1 fWthlt> AY••• Qenl•• Mu""' N~ ~ d.ic:ted by: an lndMdwel J ~· fen~~!'!. llOl,_ICS91DI TO I AM), LOCATED AT .,;::•.::... t'IW.t..Z.V T •WOTT =---~~ "1: The 11glatran1(1) eom-,._,.,L _Mernllluc lLI•• ~oipo= A~ot~~,; The reg'1at1ant(t) com. Publlcatlon """ •'° ,_ lllVITI-tl10 NEWPORT IOULE· • • C Clertl of menc9d lo traMaet buslo ....... lllMben NO~I; .,16' M ' CA ~ to Ir~ ..,._ thatged IO IN• hn amount NOTICI la --glvert VA#J IN A Ct. ZONE. ff+. .......... ~ Cftr Clertl ..., the ounty f MM lllld9r the ,IC'lllOul ...... MSDIT:'N.-. 110. Co••• ... neta unoer the Ac-... ~D~~oo•:;e~AEBY :r:: loerd ofl''= ~M. DETERMI· ~::===---Pubtlthed N••POf1 ~.:..·County on June .. luliMU Name(•) lllted ORDIHANC£ 14·10 '= bllHll• i• con-l ullftlll Name(•I ..... ~THAT YOU PAY THE ~ • .;:'tr:: oe.tot 'r,~:-:O-ve AC. I'! O"MANCl ASSl'T IMcl'l-COlla ..... Daly NtH10 ~ on f*'*Y 13• Change• th• I Of\ll'lQ ol CIUCI~ oY a eot,OOl llOn ~.:~· ...
WM OF IJ,14183, PLUS w111 r9C11ve 9Nled btdl IDr =w II/ARE CHAL.. MANAGEMENT P'UNO V. "°'Julyl. tlM. fttl ~ N9WPOft IMCh-Domain 0.WIOplf'I tne .. Pf°'*'Y at 3333 '•~-Tf'lf reg11ara: = Thill ...... , ..... ..JI
Y>OITIONAL DAILY STOA· ~ IUT9 AHO COM-IN COURT TH! LTD., A CAUfORHIA UM· Co111 Meu Dally Plloe "°'*'A. wy.ft.. vtoe "'--"°9d and "' ~I t 1 ~ '° •_,. f~ wWI !fie County a.ti--_ ~GE CHAAOES ACCRUED. PONlHTI TO Uf'QMDI Q<l&flfNQI MAY . L» ITED 'ART'NEMHll!· ... -PUii.iC llOTICI June 14 .,.,., 1, .. ti, ... LOT cnnwai6 .,.. patcel IO \M .... ~ ""°"HatM(•I llMld 0r-. COUflllJ -"""" .. ITIUTIES CONSUMED, IK-MfTIL TILIPHONI IVI-rTID TO ONLY ntOM IS-Town C.... DrMI: t"4 ' ... -hm w ~ ~-MD to ...,..,,... iune 2i tM 1... .., ~!DENTAL OTHER ltAC). TIMS. ~-..-to --~INWNTTIN =Costa MeM. CA -ttJMTt ' '111 In 9'9 ~JO"'~ b~ll'ttlllOn " "::;:::=~ Nt .... i::~c~~ :: -:.r:~~•~on~ ~~ ,_.,,.,Mnoe AIMI ~ Pb• H TM Pllet =•="ofCM'I ,.:,:-.: IM;. 6';;;., ..,... leld. laec ,___ ....,.. ~
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The &gal Deparrmmt at tlx Daily Pilot up~ ~
to ann(Jtlnte a niw sm11.« now at¥Jilabk to new bu.mimes.
\f~ UltU nmu SEARCH rlx namr for you 111 ""t'X1111 chtugr, aNi JllW you tht
mnt and rhe mp to the Court HflUSr in Sa111a Ana. Thm, of count, ~the garrh
u completed"-" wiU fo yuur Jimt:tJUs businas ~ ~ wrth rJx County
Ckrlt. publish on« a Wttlt for four Wttlts as rtqUired by law and thm fik your proof
of pub/i.mtion UAth tht (Aunty Clmt.
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&y St. Cotta Mesa. if you t11ml()t stop by. p~ raU us ar (71/)6424321 and we
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1002·1625
Houses/Condo ................ 1002-1094
Mobile Homes .......................... J 100
Acreage ................................... 1125
Building & Contract.. .............. 1150
Beach Property ........................ 1175
Cemetary Lot ......................... 1225
Houses To Be Moved .. , ........... 1325
Lots For Sale ........................... 1400
Out-Of-Count y .................... : ... 1525
Out-Of-State ............................ 1558
Ranche /Farm ........................ 1575
Resort PropenicL ................... 1580
Time Share ............................. 1590
Real Estate Exchange .............. 1600
Real Estate Wanted ................. 1625
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2102·2194
Hou es/Condo ................ 2102-2 194
Apartment~ ............... : ..... 2602-2694
Duplexes ................................. 2704
Room ........... : ......................... 2706
Hotels/Motels .......................... 2718
Vacation Rt!ntab ...................... 2722
Roommates Wanted ................ 2724
Rental Wanted ....................... 2726
Garages For Rent .................... 2740
Storage .................................... 2742
Mi~c. Rental ........................... 2744
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2750-2790
Apartments/Commercial ......... 27 50
Busin<.>ss Property .................... 2767
Business Office Rental s .......... 2769
Schools/Instruction ................. 3012
Travel ...................................... 3014
Memberships ........................... 3018
Per.;oaals ......................... 5
Commercial Property .............. 2778 3406-3939
Duplexes/Uni ts ........................ 2786 Service Directory ........... 3406-3939
Industrial····-········ ................... 2788
Income Property ...................... 2790
II Employment ............................ 5530
2900-2911 Employment Wamed ............... 5535
Business For Sale .................... 2900 Domestic ................................. 5540
Business Opportunity .............. 2904
Business Wanted ..................... 2906
Credit. ...................................... 2907 e
Investment Opportunity .......... 2908 60106080
Investment Wanted .................. 2910
Money To Loan ....................... 2914
Money Wanted ........................ 2916
Mortgage~. T.D ......... : ............. 2918 .........,.
& msc. 2920-3011
Antiques .................................. 60 l 0
Appliances ............................... 6011
Aucrion .................................. 6012
Fumiture .................................. 6014
Mi~c. Merchandise .................. 6015
Cameras ................................... 60 I 6
Collectibles ............................. 601 7
Compute rs ............................... 6018
Announcements ....................... 2920 Free Merchandi e .................... 6022
Theater/Casting ....................... 2921 Jewelry/Fu rs/Art ..................... 6025
Income Tax .............................. 2922 Building Marerial s .................. 6030
Lost & Found .......................... 2925 Machinery ............................... 604'5
Health & Firness ..................... 3000 Office Fumiture!Equipment.. .. 6047
Pets/ Animals ............................ 6049
Musical In truments ................ 6055
Pianos/Organs .......................... 6059
Bicycles ................................... 6060
Sporting Goods ........................ 6065
Tickets ...................................... 6075
TV /S tereo/Electronics ............. 6080
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6102-6190
Garage Sales .................. 6102-6190
AUIOllD1IVE & •
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B oat~ .............................. 7011-7018
Marine Service ........................ 7020
Marine Slip~/Dod.~ ......... : ....... 7022
Airplanes ................................. 80 I 0
Camper ff railer ..................... 8014
Scooters ................................... 018
Automob1 le~ ................... 9010-9090
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-----•INEWPORT IRVINE 2144 WESnDNSru 2192 COSTA MESA 2624 CQSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT RENTALS TO
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(7 14) 642-5678
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(7 14) 631-6594
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BY MAIL OR
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330 We~t Bay Street
Costa Me~a. C.~ 92627
Comer of '\e" pon B 'd & B.i~
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f\1onda} ....... Fnda) 5 :OOpm
Tuesday .~ .... 1'1onda) 5:00pm
Wednesda\ .. Tue~a\ 5: m Thursday -~··· \\ednesda) 5:00pm
Friday ........... ThllI'da) : :OOpm
Saturday ...... Frida) 5:00pm .
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H 0 USES/ BEACH 106 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2 669 SHARE 2724 PROPERTY 2778 FOUND 2925 CONDOS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iili 2Br.2 paUoa. garage. 3Bd·2Ba h••· clean. SSOOIM• NICE 1•R Home sw .. t Homel liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ahutters. A/C, w/d Incl. quiet, 2 car gar, nr Quiet, clean & ready. 18R Apt•, apaclous, *tBR teas• HB·Shr very clean 3BR PRESTIGE LIDO $100 00 FOR SALE Lowtlt •riced 2-Sty Pets OKI 5900 mo. college. Grndr/pool Stove. Bay & Thurln. poolalde, gated, close 2BR 2BA 1725/Up hse. pool table, iac. ~. STOREFRONT •
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••••••••I "Port Strfftl" 6-12 mos. Call Hamet ave $1 225. 892-0511 573-0836 to beach & shopping Aa~ About Our mi to bch, 5400 mo. New ottice re1a.1·2000 R EWA R D
4Br·2 sea. lovely pvt 551-8700 1 BR Mobil • home. Call for your new ad· Specials! Frig. d w v.a urns 53&-3052 st Below mkl S96; Go L D BR AC LET
yard, mov•ln condl ________ !•••••••• From $490. Quiet & dresa (714) 642·5858 Incl. 60)(30 pool. No --------1 NPRETU.NXEln~·Tprratt67&3·P119KOOg Wit h S K Green ·= ......... 5 ....... A TME Secure. 1991 Newport pets. No fees. No LAO 3Br Legune •• ~ ..,_ gt NEWPORT APAR NTS BIVd. 64&-8373 Nr Trlangle Square, lease 545-4855 Hilla Townhome. Chrasaphase Stone.
--------Br•cH 2169 FOR RENT sngl M 1BR, yard. pet You get master bdrm •••••••• 3 ~ v.;iae ~Lost s ... MOBILE ~ 1 BA upstairs. VERY OKI Avt nowl 5495 mo 2BA 1 BA, frplc, new w1bath, garage space day ~t.,.een 2 a 0 l OUAL "°"woe. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii clean & quiet, lg pool, + dep 997.2989 kitchen. lndry room, Close to beach, can-.BUSINESS & 6 00 pm n Ne ... pGn
00011r11 .. 1r. HOM.ES 1100 beautiful landscape, garage. 1804 Clay St. yon. twys. $475 mo FINANCE A11•ul11&111Mwtltlltnl 1nll11s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ar nr fwya/ahopplng, •Sml 2er cottage $750 5950 mo 673-3039 plus ~ utJ1t1tes Call Beach. in ttle \ c1nh ~flC'IUllllittltelllcld NB MOBILE HOME Beach ea BALBOA lndry fa.c. Low dep. mo+util. •Ltg 1Br apt 2BR·1BA dplx on Chl1 714-587-1779 --------o1 Via ua., Opo11c
allfwHM .. tActll1'6111 Obl·wid• pvt bch/park WlnterorYrt~ PENINSUIA 2607 ~~ ~~:2e $550 $625/mo +utll. 714· Or, lrplc, cathedral NS 25•35 dog lover 10 --------Boaro,·.alk, and PC:.· ~ wi.u Nkn ti 1llttal fncd yd, remod $6500. Fum/Unfum1shecl · 846-2588 or 723-0433 cells. newly remod· shr bea~t COM twnhm BUSINESS s.b1ly 1n tne -.'1a J::.::
10 lfftrt1u .... , pftlertt"c. 631-6510 or 631·1210 1-4BR Incl Waterfront 'h•lk to ach. Lg 1· 2BR·1BA COTIAGE ' eled $1200 650-5927 3br 3.5ba. S472mo OPPORTUNITY \ llage, oeco.~ oe
llmllahH •1 •11mmuuhon $650 to Sl700 mo. 2Br, nar, Berber crpt. Encl yard no pets AT THE BEACH Avl 8 1 673-1 124 v.all\way Please c..:. SlllMM·~-~.~1:~~~.•.1,':; _C_E_M_E_TE_R_Y_L_O_T_/_ Vllll Rentals vert bhnds, frig. $795 $725 mo. T22 .. '2M · HUNTINGTON Lower 3 bd. frplc. b~r NB Penln 38r 2Ba •n 2904 631-6000 Room 11£ --... --.. 675 4912 &$l095 mo&73-e73& AVAILABLE NOW BEACH · 2640 S1175 mo 1 • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND ·CAT
.......,artfMl,••illll•llollll CRYPT 1225 • ... ut 3Br 1Ba ateps 1BA reclec:oratecl, pvt AGENT 931·1400 ~~~f 1~0~.~':t;.J>ars~~g 900 Nul'T'bers' SSS Orange & ... .., 18 n•i> :::: ~==:.~ hml ii2iiii.ii1niig1ii.iii10ii1ii1 iiiiPaiiciiifiiic •-------'---~~ 1~~;,,~un~k.1t;~~ t:i:a :!~~8~ert>or 1 .. _.,' B:~:. g'!•l, ~~E•2a~~ mo. VJ utl 631-6585-o ~~;r~~lsp~~g~:S ~~ ~~re~d m~~ce a~!~~s!
btwlqlyacu11C111YMwrtiH· value s4oooea ask BEACH NEW remodeled studio hkups, newty remod. S gar S1050. 721·1160 br/pvt ba. tennis & PAYPHONES-LOCAL tect onati Founa SaL
nus '"''"'r will nol View Memorial Park W. Balboa. 723-4852 E'ald• 28r 18~ar. wd AL~ bluff 28r 2ea. frplc, NB Prof non smkr. Lrg nowl 1..S00-865-1000 lion neaiiny & 1t-
-at lat rHl tllltl wll•l 11111 $3000 obo 645-1213 t t e .__ ..._hes $8 & $875 ;..,d o f pool,""' d . gar patkng AO UTE Sl 200 ""'"' •ul-' 2nd. Soutn Sncr RENTALS • epa o · .,.y,.,,. · 00 w,7 ~ NEWPORT HEIOHTS 5 d 722 7 44 v ' """*'al IM In Ow rtMCts Obi nrave, ocean view, Kit, f ....... stove. Quiet. wat,., pd. 443-1037 ~ . 549 -ep. • 1 potential MUST SELL Yacht C1ub Ne ... pcrT n • "11 ""' + Large 2Br 1 Ba. gar, --------1 1 .. Mn'J 1*1M4 lllat a Nwpt Bcb. Endow· 1BA. Ocnn . $925 wk N/pet. $595. 873-8726 •'SIDE Beck Bey ~AV'• frplc, etc. No pets. NB-Resp n/smkr shr 1·800-7ES-3358 •• 201 Beach nur t. '""''' 1 ... ua.,, """"" ill lhlr ment care Incl. $1800. 2BR Ocnrt $1750 mo Lg 1 BR w/patlo, 5645 $800 mo. 760-9077 3BR custom hm, ov.n Yacht S .. rp .. s C
_,.,., .. .....,. .. 111 11 Call Beverly 544-6459 2BR Cottage $&50 wk CORONA mo. 329 Unlveralty Walk to beach. Lg phone'BA. spa. 3 blks •••••••• 1....:6:..;4.:.2.:.5.:.~5:..:;6 _ _....,~-._.. ,_,, w, lllllL le '8111-2BA . Pemn . $925 wtc #0. No pets 642·2816 2BR·2BA, clean 1 car bch $550 548-8494 ANNOUNCEMENTS FOUND BIRD
_..,_, -•.calHUD •••••••• 3BR Penln $1000 wtc DEl MAR 2622 E'SIDE BACK BAY garage, laundry $800 NB·Shr 28R.2BA condo ••••••••• INSP RA. ON PO T
Tll·llw•1·D ·'2 ... 5tll.fer HOUSES/ 2BR+Oen .S1350mo PaPPERWOODS AvallableNowl MISCELIANEOUS Ocnhrbr view, sec g~~~~~:> g~SCR~ 111 ....,,.,....,DC wta llitlll CONDOS 4BR Udo ··· $3000 mo Fully tumlahecl & highly 1 BR, w/d hkups, yard, --873-7368-RENTALS prkg, lndry, frplc. ba}. --------7 t ..: 9 c> lf ..s :3 5 calKUDaU2'·J$00.. n....., d ..... I'S upgraded 1BR-1BA w/ $595 no pet 631·7813 cony, pool, Jae. sauna ANNOUNCEMENTS --------FOR RENT ,,.. "'.rnmw frplc, towel•. linen•. 1550 mo eso-5579 FOUND· KITTEN ., .... ._:•-china, TV, aterec, Eutald• 2BR 1Ba. •P•· 2920 "4os •~"' .,., tn CORONA .., wahr/dryr, frlg/frMZM. cloua, quiet down-NEWPORT ''" I• t. .. .1 :n A.-o-DEL MAR 1022 673-1900 etc, •le S1550 mo. Agt stain. No pets. 1750 2669 ROOMS 2706 GARAGES WANTED CASH for caco St:oi t n Cos:.a
iiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAI.BOA Beck ••w 38' 2Y.!Ba 875-2311 Mov•lnll 631-8427 BEACH 2740 Levi 501's up to $15, Mesa c.111 631·1i3'1
OPEN SUN 1-4 JM Peters hse, gated FABULOUS ESIDE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LIDO aEACH FRONT FOR RENT denim leather Jackets LOST 5l"Y ;) ...
9t4 LARKSPUR ISLAND 2106 comm, MC aya. bNut On th• move? 2BA·2 Wk• FREEi 1aa 40th St-Yearly Fum"' un. HP entry, up to S50. 645-0201 IOng '1.&<1 CAi w tn
Contemp remod + yard, plant ahuttef9. S&50/Mo 722-6053 Avi Sept 2Br-patlo w/ tennis . w/d. $395 & $100 s ingle garage green 1,es. T1.1•l r1
studio S519K Franklin BAYFRONT f L_!~o~nmScKl1~75· ~5:' Sell your extra The Pilot patio tum frig. d/W, $495 Now •vi 67U103 atorage only In COM LOST •· Rancn a1ea Plea 11
Alty Mo.7000 Near new 4 bd. roo • "•w "' ·-· -household Claaalfled new crpt/pnt W/O fully --------708 Avocado Ul ca 1 7t'1·83o·Ot11l1
deck $5000. AGENT iee~on ie~ 2Br 1Ba The moat comprehen-furn $1100 mo. unfum VACATION 8?5-8634 FOUND 2925 1_:;.=..._.-R.....,,..E..,.W~A"':::R::-=-D-·-COSTA MESA 1024 673-6900 house, prlvat• comm items alve and C\.lrrent dlrec-S995mo 119-382-4937 2722 -8-.-.-0-h-1-,0-n-t"'"'P,,..•-,-k-ln-9-1 M SSIMi CATS
i iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Charming 3BR+ ofc w/ ate pa to beach. in Classified tory cf goods and Mr· Jim °'June Blllinga or RENTALS Space-outside. bathrm $ REWARD $ Lt gre( ano ""h re
E'SIDE-BY OWNER vw. , door to So. Ba)'· S1250/mo. 673-5742 vlcea woundl IV mag/Wiii return call. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii avail no add'I charge Black & ..,.,hite Per •. an IOnlJ naued cal m•J •
House wlll be Sold lront, dbl gar + car· Ill~ lr"•dmoor Del Mar Colony on th• $39/mo. 722-0824 Cat, name c ..... ng since !>-30 Al .. rt $3500 640-5324 -.,. Orange l.>ng01'\a 1rv Sunday Night to high· po 4 A· ~Ba. well lo-~•n1nRT NEWPORT NEWPORT sand beh hse w/beat E'alde CM Sal• clean/ mun It. .. Last ieen taotov m n "" s nee&. est bidder! 3Bd· "'°""'""' of everything! Avi rac· 1 June 27th in Carr. .:: • • d h ty1 catecl. >tint cond. Lg 11:1•cs 266ft 1r•cB 2669 BEACH 2669 Inn Huon 84Ch5324 angl. On pvt alley near Sh~es area cf Co-4 Near M•s.t Or and remo •led renc • • CORONA backyard & patio. liift ~ liift " Tustin/:20th. Storage "" '" n• A'• Santa Ana on quiet cul·d•aac. 53 .. 50 N t a•• 0 h .. ,. ... 7.,,..... rona del Mar. Please Pl Uv rm w/lpl, dln/fam De" -•a 2122 lmmecl occpy. • ewpor S125/mo. ......... ...... C ~e1;nts a1ea ••H ~ ~ 729-7282 Prud CA oceenfront 3Br 2Ba t\elp me lino l'l•m a ca 1 ,~1._4J 955·30:!5 rm, 2Ba. Berber cpts iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii near Npt Beach pl-r Kirby. 64G-t379 •
& tll• firs. S259,000. Exec: View Hm patio Ip, aLUf'f'• auun Wffkly. 714-434-1•24 s REWARD s Preview Sat/Sun 10-5 walk to beach 2bf 2ba completely remodeled COMMERCIAL
850-4339 2710 ••ralde dbl 3br 3ba. Avl 1/1 •--------For ""Me H.m&J.&yar PERSONALS
Very pvt 3Br w/huge gar/ prlcg 720-~7 $2300 mo. 844-8783 L T T RENTALS TO REAL ESTATE long-ha red CAT 1ost1,._lml!I•••••
ram rm on 8100 s/f 2 Cherry L•k• er•• SHARE 2724 court Hills. Ne .... port Convement R + IVE HE RADITION+ July 4th. area of Bel·l•
lot. S175K. 850-0943 COSTA .-r• 2124 3BR + ·den, 2.5BA. Beach. Please call Pilot Cleulfle4 Bkr Ed Van den Bouche ~ frml dining, HP fam-71.._.750-8667• 642·5878 ny, lodry rm. cu1-<1e-ua.aOA ISL. c .. an. BUSINESS OFFICE
DANA POINT '1026 •'aid• lBR 1BA hH. ..c S2000 M2·9797 ~~: 1e"'..a ,!!!,m:~~ fOlt llNT 2769 Want quiet peraon. ~
Carport w/alley ac> Harbor Rldge-Qated ts utll & w/d. 675-5381 SELL OR TRADE cna. Utll Incl SSOO. 38d, \MW, remode4ed. CdM Prof non-amkr ahr 18 ~ UNITa TRW req. Call Robert N/amkra. No pets lg 2Br 28a tnhm. Oen.
5 Blocks to Marina. Mllllk•n 780-8000 13750 mo 840-5324 gar. w/d. Avail 8/15.
Well malnt/managed. Aemax Rltra Mel9ht•2Br/1 Ba hM. S575 ""ut1I 175-1175
Prof Mgmt avi SLIM .. pt H9hta eree aar Gar. frplc, new In/out, Agt 714-l509-3737 1Ba houH. Water, cute 424 Wntmlnater.
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':;A Q 10 3 cunoryglanceatdumm)'mi,btlea noc ai 1100 86M2e7 BAllOA Perllda ~ tactWUH. Pvt partllng
" A 10 G 2 t.o the conclusion that, to set home, PIHDfSUIJL 1107 Movtn9 s•t Lota or avt. 7•~•~•
• K 8 decl•rer mu1t find WHt with eithe DONATI good stutfl BAT 7amt Lid MGAAO IN N81
WEST EAST the kint or jack of be.,u •nd take Cara, Truc:lce, Boala, ·-•niau T-883 Via Udo NCH~ SUp IO 50 n In aafe,
9 8 • 8 7 3 fi · h · Wh'l th RV'S, Pumllure. IRS --•• • Udo.... prot~ed marll\a, All • two 1neuea m t • au1t. 1 e at tu deductlble need tor boV9 age M. 8MX facilhlH Sl4/ft 831-8480 -9 6 2 \l K J 7 i1 clearly the primary line, there i1 not run. FREi TOW· b&M, new ro41erb&adee. MOVING. Aeaaonable · ·
.: 9 8 7 _. 0 Q J 3 one additional chance that ahould INO. Jewtah Herttage bOoQleboatda, ak8l• oner• accepted. Dirt-Sllp to 45'
.:.-111....,NWI• J 10 7 .. • 8 8 ... 2 be •~•-...tr.. de b f .. _ B"-... b0atd1 bQua ctolhea log rm, couch. end ta· " .. ~ 1U•l. ma poui le by the or t... "'""· ' •lz• M. Q~ cond. bl... enter center, Beal view loc. In Nwpt SOUTH ten or diamonde on the table com· 1.aoo.a.OONAT• .. I/Sun ea ... -4pm rug1, lamps, am1 boat, Hart>or. 7a3-14'10
46 Sro;Jll matter
SOSc11bblt>
5 1 Aclor Mineo
53Command
55 Cuban d3nc:e
56 Mother ore
57 Docla•I' 58 Fotklul ot lood 59 Bndlc slrap
6 1 Business subt 62 Parched
65Commouon
• A Q J 10 5 bined with a normal trump division. <1-eoc>-Z3&-e2S3) 1714 Miramar (all9Y) mlac Item•. 34 Balboa ---------
Q 8 ll _. Declarer won the first trick in Refrigerator S175 Cove (PCH acroH -OTODCYCLES
1) JC 6 dummy ..,;th .... k' d · _..1· Wa1her/Dryer 1130 lrom Hoag.) SAT/SUN • I\
... Ult '"'a~ immcu•· ... 64&-5848 COlONA .,.., 850-01t3 SCOOTERS 8018 •A Q 3 •tely drew the outatanding trumps1=---=--.,.....--
The bidding: in three rounde. Neztc.me the king Tr ........ •• Clttua DEL MAil 6122 •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim North Eut South Wee& d f d' ... _ r II -..t b or fruit "... w/trult iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 84 SHADOW ne a.n ace o 1amonu.. •O owcu ya StO· an Pa&ma 4-e'StO "l'ttRUSPOITATION 1 NT P... 3 • p._ diamond ruff. When both the queen oa1' planta st· ahade Annual Vatd Saa. t-3 &&\Alli approx $250 In or
4 • P... 8 • p._ and jack or diamonds came down, pine, fruit t 5 gal s20: Sat only 25 01•11· $~~-;,~· :C~~c: ' ~ Pau P... dummy'• ten WH promoted to the herb• 135 kinda, SI : block decorator Item•. obo, only 2t ,o o
Opening lead: .,lack of • fulfilling tric~ and declarer had t~e lilac 110 90H74·9422 ~~~~~1 ~0~~·oh'rduch BOATS 7011 mllea. ee2~3S08
The probability of one of two fi. luitury of talung the beut finesse in ---------.,,......,.....,.,....,..,,....,.-...,...--1 nesses succeeding is 3·LO·l in your a forlorn au empl to score an co-·~•r 6018 MOVING-bookc••• iiiiiiiiiiii,iiiiiiiiiiiiii··--------
f Th ood _.J..1_ ..u-v1~ a•by 9Y.a", cement 1981 16 Hobie Cati• avor. ose are pretty g uoua, oven.rick. blka/atepplng aton•• $595. 1981 Johnson AUTOMOBILES
but if you ca.n improve oo that at no It i1 not ea1y to spot the extra TOSHlaA LAPTOP 2sc ea., 1g plct\W•• 35HP outbOafd S395.1 .. ••••••••
cost, why not? chance in the diamond suit. Indeed. t200XE wfth 0 ... $15-20, 1tep laddw 10 673-4928 1• ~-r.,o~'T':1~1 --r:-i,z::""""I When North confirmed at lea1t when this hand waa played in a pair S395 obO. 723-0312 x 10 S25, book• St CHARACTER BOAT •---------
three-card spade support by raising, tournament, the vast majority o etc. Frt, Sat Sun 8-2, SwHpslakH winning CHRYSLER 9050
South decided that. even though pl~yen who bid the slam failed by a fREE TO YOU 6022
718 Larkapur, COM Bay Boat w/moorlng liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
parther's hand might be minimum, tnck when both heart finesses lost. 844-5619 avt $2000 67H181
......... -t---1--t----t SAT ONLY a.3 CLASS IC DUFFY 18' '84 NEW YORK•R
Push button trans.
pwr 1eats & wlndowa.
A true classlc. S 1500.
Call 645·5t98.
,.R•• 715 Narcl11u1 (In For summer lse at MAL• KITTENS alley) Porta-crib, King 13000/mo. Incl malnl. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT DOMESTICS 5540 12 wk• old, utter box size headboatd, 1m1 xn condl e15-61e1
5530 5530liiiiii!l~~!!iiii~iiiiiiiiii trained, wlll •Include stereo, 1kl Item• ,
'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * llAllY•ITTER * •hots end nueterlng. cloth•• and misc. Cl•••lo Duffy 20' 1• ~ 875-8132 ' Xlllt cond, rebulltl---------North Laguna ulon ••eorelarw PIT• needed days FT In,_________ motor. Lo hrs, $8100. FORD 9075
need• exp"d Ss.llat Small friendly NB area Costa Mesa. Mu1t b• FREElllllll COSTA -'l:!ra 6 1 24 873-5605 ';jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/hlgh'4tld cllentele. office. You'll be mulll fun & energetic. Adorable dom•1UC kit· ~ ••
Rental atatlon or akllled with a ulea Engllsh speaking. ten1. First distemper iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
comm. 714-497-8060. ~rsonallty. Common 842•5321 vaccine given. Healthy HUGE SALE turn, boat,
HOUSEBOAT '83 Muatang Conv. 5.0 GLX, 5-1pd, blk/
blk. $2695/obo. Orig owner. 723-0312 aen1e • must. Hrs but hometeHI Costa at8f801, kitchen Items,
flex. Resumes: P.O. I••••••••• Mesa Animal Hospital mena/women1 cloth•• 91TAft ... Boxt248 N8926&3 MERCHANDISE •--------1t24 Berk1hlre Sat
Lake Powell In slip. Partners a .. k another
partner . W•ll
8uly WIHI locllaft. --------!•-------OffIC! 8-2 We1tcllff/Oover ~~ ,_.. EMPLOYMENT FUJOOTURE le
equipped 55 f1 boat. •·,-9-0--M-u-.-,-.. -n-g_Q_T
714-846-t571 c on" 5.0-lo ml. whV
wht/Whl llhr. loadod,
TNPtli•nllll~ SERVICES 5533 ANTIQUES 6010 EQUIPMENT 6047
~....... ---673-7300 Plea1e b• aware that •BUYING ITEMS• COMPL•Tll OFFICE the llatlnga In thl1 cat· From t SOO-t960. t pc P.HONll SYS TEM
RESTAURANT egory may require you Jewelry to entire house t6 Etlck1on phonH,
Needs full staff: bat· to call a 900 number content1. lmmedlat• delUH·fully teatur4td,
tender, cocktaJl1, wait· In which th8fe 11 a cash, top S. 673-6223 some 12 Un• & aome
k ""-char"• """'r minute. 38 llne, aJ10 He11lng J)41rsons, coo •· .-.. x • .--aid compatable. hrs. Top pay. PoHlble _Al_l_Kl-.....nd"-1-o_f_J_o_b_a_F_or_ APPLIANCES 6011 Requlrea CPU. $450
relocate. Manager-All Kinds ol People. OBO TAKES WHOLE Mark 3 1 0 ·2 8 a. Piiot Claaalfled. SYSTEM I 1562-3508 3587 Refrlg 35" Almond aide
JUMBLE SALE Bake Sall/Car W11h POWER BOATS
AT, x.lnt cond·l ownr
S13.51</obo ~4·t 125
Sat/Sun 8•m·2pm 7012
E1tancla High l ohool 1---------
lront parking lot under 28' Century Flybfldge HONDA 9085
the trees. Proce.ds 10 cabin cruiser, twn V8s, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'
Estancia music students. illnt cond. $24,000. 91 Accord SE·llhr Int.
Moving Sale-Wash/dry, Hunt. Hrbr. 846·2732 AT, CC, AC. PW, ABS,
2 frig, furn. ofc furn , car phn & alarm w/
computer equlp.55 gal SAIL BOATS 7 014 srvc records. $13,000. hex aquarium w/stnd 833-2741 Patty
& more. 841·7303
by aid• ~oo. & other ---------NEWPORT kitchen/bar appllancea PETS •
12 FT Hobie t Hllt>oat 1---------
& tralter, like new. M ERCEDES 9 130
$1250. Call 909-683· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 6169 _24_50 ________ ·77 450 SLC Gray/red
PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT
1
-E-MP-LO_YMENT____ 5530 5530
873-3617 6049 BEACH
REFRIG·Whlrlpool ANIMALS CLASSIC RHOO£S 33 Int. Xlnt cond, ownr
Muat Sell lmme d l kepi perfect, nu tires, 159 ObO. 16 CU ft,
714-723-0312 3 Famllleal 1919 Port R d E W h I •"OPT a PET Ram agate, Harbor estore . xtras. 11 all serv ce records.
HOT & WILD!
1 ·800-860-6969 Toll Free ~all
5530 5530 ------------...
Bob-Tall Drivers
llUI .,,.-slip. S6000/1at reason· $8700. days 640-5032 Evef)' Sal & Sun at View HomH. SAT 8-11 able otter. 675·2927 or 640-t029 eves. PETSMART, Fountain Laptop computer.---------,·--------
Valley. Puppies, kit· software & misc LIDO 14 '92 400E-Deaparatel
tens and more, all ltemsl XJnt condition Fully loaded-lmmac
6014
Uve Grrts,CaJI Now
900-283-9000 x 8286
S3.99mln/must be i 8 Procall 602-954·7420
Need Cius 8 (w/alr brake endoraement)
or Cius A drivers for
growing tran1portatlon
department to handle
deliveries throughout LA. VEN, OC, and SB
Counties
GENERAL OFFICE' Wholesale shoe ~o. In
Costa Mesa looking
lor Full-Time. Self· starter, typing, IBM
data entry, flllng , phones, 848-4593
Sec1etary, Law Office
Peifotrn typing, computer WOid
proc6$llng and telephone
ansttwfng for thtee lawyats.
5a1ary negotiable. omce houts
Ethan Allen formal liv· looking for loving, cet-BIG Oarege Salel S700 1rrm. 722-<>456 c:ond·wht•SNC records Ing room $890. Vlcto-Ing home1. CALL 24t· C av1 443-9194 JHse rlan sofa/love ••et 0317 lor more Info. omblnlng 2 homH. LIDO 141 4 528 with
•925 Ch Q ,......,,---~-....... -_,,.-2027 L.Mward Ln (nr trailer. xlnt cond. ---------Anne. dlnl~;->;00;•:. Ula•o Ap•o PupplH Wes1clllf) Sat 8-3 Cover, ltf1lng slings, NISSAN 9 150 Uve PSYCHICS 1 on 1
900-825·9000 x 2502
$3.99 min/Must be t 8
Procall 602·954·7420
EMPLOYMENT
Creat S ummer .Iola
Just dialing phone.
Earn S5-S15/hr. No
Hlllng. Mon-Fri 8am· 11 :30am, CM ar•a. Part-time, 2<>-30 hours Call Todd, 708·2365. per week. $8.00/Hr,
Most dellverles ar• LOOKING FOR
PM, some AM. E M P L 0 V M E N T ? Dlane'a 1wlmweat Is
w/buff•t & china AKC, champ llne1, M/ E•-tblutt Moving etc. $1185. 673·8327
$2150 •. th d F, tat 1hots, paper . ..ea er en trained. 845-8554 Sale Furn, golf clubs. ---------Ht S 1500. UnuHd Everything from A·Z. u • DTNE SUPS box eprlng & mattre .. S ave abu1ed and SAT 7/9, 3038 Carob WAI'&
1299. 7 14/895-6048 abandoned peta. Be a Eatate Movln~ Salel DOCXS • 7022 Leather 61A' 3·•••t volunteer/foster. Call
I ,. d 7t4*859-2704 Antqs, furn, m 1c. •"P•r ao • very g · SAT 8-31 1717 Port 30' Side Tie. Newport cond. 1375. 721-8727 Manlelgh Circle Beach. FREE water/
IT'S PLAYTIME!
TAKE OFF YOUR T·
TOPS & CRUISE TO THE BE.ACH. Thia Nls·
aan 300ZX has au th•
toys, plus radar,
phone & hands-free speaker. 644-4159
EMP LOYMENT
5 5 30
Apply In person: lnteretled In key holder
330 w Bay St, & cashier pos1llon1 at
Of9 8:00 a .m. to 5:00 p.m. (one
hour lunch, f1om noon to 1 :00
p.m.J Monday thtu Friday. Fax
19$""8 to (714) 121-9100 Of
mail l9SUITJ9 to Law Offices of
John R. Alcorn, 500 Newport
Center Drive, SUlfe JOO,
On bd hdbd ttestnd1 PIANOS • elec. Nr Lido Isle • ' n ' GARAGE SALE bridge. $9/tt. 875-7939
:8:=d-=t S550 ORGANS 6059 104 Via Florence 1--------Udo 1•1• 30-50' Boat Slips avt lor
PILOT CLASSIFIED Fri t-3 *Sat ~t2 rent In Udo Martna Vrl· VOLVO
It'• t he •••v·to-Antique Pl•w•r --------·• lage. S10ftt. utls pd.)iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Costa MHa. our Balboa l1land locaUon UH 67~100 9 230
accH1, Information-Plano, 1200. Mu1t H•vlng A B•bv? Call Randy 675-8170 91 • 940 Turbo Wagon
packed marketplace •ell. 842·5459 we·ve Got It AT1f1 40 FT mooring, Newport Whl/belge lthr 3rd
No phone calla, Thinking ol havlng a
please. garage 1ale?
•MODEL SEARCH• All Kinde of Jobi For Give UI a calll ::l~/f::~ry no Ho~~: AH Kindl ot People. PILOT CLASSIFIED Aganc~, 757•1 oeo. __ P_1_1o_t_c_1•_•_•_•_tt_•_d_. _
1
____ •_4_2_._s_e_7_8 __ Newport Beach, CA 92660.
vlalted regulatly • 1uc· CHICKaRINQ 42" Mo1tly baby 1tem1. Bay In front of Amerl· aeat·afr bag t6''allloy
CH1fully ·by all kinda upright piano. Ilk• nice crtb, 501 35th SI. can Legion. $12.500 whls llawless. 28K mi
of con1umera. · new $1100. 873-3817 S un 8·1211 or trade. 548-8954 $19,900. 786-6993
-----•I CLEANING DECX FLOOR INSTALL HAULING 3720 LIHDSCAPJ! • MOVING 3834 PIUNTING TILE 39 28 SERVICE SERVICES 3548 COATING 3570 REPAIRS 3620 LAWN CAD 3808liiiii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 38 80 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRECTORY Hauling Junk, Appl~ PUBLIC NOTICE •W.P. YOUNGQUIST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••I *WINDOW CLEANING* STOP Deck LHk• Ylnwl, hardwood ancH, Yud Clean-Up, Green ao.n. Und9CPflO The Calif. Publlc Utlll-Palntln8 Centntetor INTIECT.QUAl.JTY 1ST FREE ESTIMATES waterproof coatlnga-ceramic, marb4e, 1ub Etc. Cah Mike & lrrlgallon. Trlmmlng ttea Commlul<>n RE· Qual. painting by prons Patch to complete deck• stair• Oual floor repair, carpet ..... 1~91 & Removal1, Clean-QUIRES' that all u1ed Ucl6020N. Ins. jobs. Ucensed. 25urs
BUSINESS 297·8081 David ' · a FrM nt.14$-3305 • work. L.,587430 Fr" Uc, Bond M 3-:18 2 •---------upa & Malnt, St. Uc. hou1ehold good• exp. 24 hr1 554-7831
OPPORTtTNims 348 7 Engllsh Speaking local Eat. Beat S 722-8789,~--------HEALTH, BEAUTY tl'599025, eS04109 movera print their 21yr• QualltJ Palntlnt rHldent, peraonallred ·-P.U.C. Cal T number: P LUS touch up• ---------•-------pnn~~11:1 • ~rs 3740 Lancleoape Repatr PLUMBING 3890 work. Sat11fact1on DOORS 3580 v.uu& "~ .-unG.iJ Yard llghta-aprlnklera. llmo1 and chauffeurs mura11. Richard Sinor
1 br 1 Tiie & Ma rble
Cu11om Quality work
et ree1'bl price•. 7 70-2789 L11'591315
R••ll~ Creative life work Patlos-lountalns
1teamrm1.saunas·tubs
ahower1. 7 5 3·5220 Jewelry Rep-PT home/ otc 1howa. E·Z S800-S2500 mo. Ground fir
opp. It'• tunl 723-4446
guaranteed 760-0155 REPAIRS 3822 Frulli>fllllt a handldlore• print their T.C.P. num· Uc 280644 645-.3209 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
HOUSECLEANING liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "°'* Skatln9 Penonal Cll,...722·11'32 ber In all adver11•• QUA1.ITY CARE TH• LOCAL PLUMBER'_w_ALL ______ _
t5 vra exp Good ref1. An eJ(perlenoed Complete RfftoraUon Trainer-Learn outdoor Lawn Aeration Heve manta. If I::,u have a 20 yra el(p. Quality al nee 1 fH-a WI II lam
Call anytime. Marla dependable door Wood, wlckw, uphola, aunrlval technique•. a heallhlet, greener queatlon a ut the le-workm•n1hlp, fair ~ Co.·W• are aa COVERINGS 3932
• 241-0531 • hanger. Guar work, etc. FREE pickup a. 30yra exp H7-42SO lawn. lncre&led water/ gallty of a mover. limo price1 722·2819 Ron clo•• •• your phone.jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
CARE GIVER 3 5 01 reaa. Don 521 -8910 delivery. H2·182:1 fe rtlllzer Intake. or ~~:.~,~~~Ueacall: aoa HUTTON co. Lll'476000 675·9304 Cuatom lnata llatlon
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimlCONCRETE Ir ,_,.. HEALTH/ Enhanced drought Comml .. IOn lnterl0r/Ex1erlor. Evef)'d•V low SS copper Res/Comm 11tlp/paJn1
Exp'd 24 HR caregiver -•roanty 3557 ELECTJUuu. 3610 HANDYMAN 3710 uwPPwn'ftOH 3742 1ol8fance.454-84tt 114-568-4151 Complete drywall & replpe-c:omplete ~:cJ~~/a'::7:~~~1
avall, local refs, Non/ ·~ na nv1-11 Tree trim/removal, i av On Movln.. acou1tlc celling plumbing arvc. S & S • 1ervlce l# 822&31 Plumbing 636-1942 drinker. 1moker. A-1 E leotrloal work He•e&Reatal Pre'8rtlH 1prlnJder ayatem1 & Lowest, Storage, prof. H2-e881 r---------• ~ 673-7048 ~ • t Stat Prfct /Qu1llty Local Uc. contractor Paint-Carpentry• Natural 8 1rth Conltol lndacpg. You name It. XL.NT rep. 1 ht min. Ins. FIL-AM DRAIN WATER
·landscape, t>nctc. llone. Quick RHpon1el Drywall and morel 19% eftectlV• PMS a w. do ltl Ma-4174 T117158. V/MC 731·2958 KOLMAN PAINTINQ Service-Small drain ffHTER
r • DD TR 5 JT Conctet• ~22 Fr•• Eat. 8S0-7042 Gary 84a.-5277 lnlertlllty appllcatfon. TREES •SUP•R MOY•RS• lnVExt Oual work $24.SO. Main drain ~ 3 9 33
~EN Y 3 l 0 l!LaCTRICIAN FrH Intro Hiiton Real. prlce1 $38.50. 847-4643 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brick, Block, Stone, Tile Carpentry, roofing, Mary 955-2334 ,0 ,,,111,..0,..0., Lawn• Careful, courteous Bond/Ina 1lnc• '78. ---------Total prlcH fnltalled Cone, P•llo, Driveway UcenH !1'233108·Cto. plumblng, drywall, . .,,..,..... 75l.;M78 ' exp'd Proa. FrH Ht. L'1518517 FrH Eat PolurmalnbstngCIR••~P,•dl'~ro'"m 30 gal $259-40 gal A to Z HANDYMAN Fplc, BBOs. Rel. 20 Yr Small fobs, malnt and a\ucco, painting, Ille, T1•8288. 842·92118 848 .. 0 3 3 24hra $279·50 gal $329
INSTAUJREFACE CABINETS Exp. Tarry a57.7594 r•palra, 548-5203 elec:trlcal. Jim 641 ·7494 1NSTRUCTI0N3780 T. Dougie• Pa inting SS.SO. All thcturt1 In 241·0137/218·8169 Kllchens, baths. door1, LEGAL stalled. Steve'• 545-8298 .,.,ndows. Doug 54s-7259 Cement/brlck/1tone/tlle Complete propertr MUSIC Ane1t quality painting i---------
drvwy 1lab $2.50/sq It ELDERLY malnt-Cu1tom painting Prepare to exc.f on S!IVICES 3812 WSONS 3835 In the beach area. Ins--------
AHdlRd£11A10CnARs/RPeEmNoTdEeRls Ll·~~165P•8d .. c63onlcr!3t•10 CAllE 3 6 11 drywall-carpentry SAT w/PAT o ·oowolii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1·----iiiiiiiiiiiiil NeaVclean. Ll881332 ROOFING 3910 ~ "' -plumblng-llucco etc. Author Consultant P•alegal Setvlcff 1• Terry 90M85-88lO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Fire/Water/Repairs. Concr•t•·lll•·1late Ca11Rlck282-8545 Lecturer. frvlne Alltype9-0ertlfted Y1olln/Plano Leaaona VANGUARD ,AtNTINO Sadler Reoftne·Uc &
Jerry Na.7540 Orlveway1-patlo1-pool Home health aide •Hl.Q uauow.aau* Semln.,. 673-2360 10 yrs e11p. Low S Fun-creallve-lnlorm Int/Ex\, Ouallly work. Ins. S....,.lallze comm.
,._ n..-...... .......... k L..., 3 CPR cert-atrong M-.avt nAn .,_ L le atlve by hlghly el(p Guar•fttHd L ... 87..,. .. ., f.-1--I 25 ,._..,,, """'""" .,...., •. "'"" dee• .,..2952 7 24hl'9-dly rates negtbl •••"1955t •or 966-5220• teach8fW/BM·Allage1 FREE_,E,sT •A"'a.e~2oa r•roo repar. yra.
•OWi, cab!Mll. aluc;(O & drt· t-80CHlf5·93t2 KarHm 7eo-3053 .,..... Katherine 831-8288 -•FREE EST 875-5095
•JU, fences, Q<s, etc. UC MR FIX IT Small JEW!LaY 3 784 rn.OUSTan:i
35y11 etp. JerrJ a.2.0,01 ------------------houHhold appliance WIWI uu• PET
CONTRACTORS FENCES repairs & handyman wm1am ~a1oid Jeweler• SUVICIS 3 814 NURSING · lEALISTATE
-,-B-ILD-CARE---3-5-3-6• 3 558 • DEC.RS 3615 ._c_ho ... r•_•_. 5_s1_-2_1_se__ wa1ch a. Jewe&ry res>U·---iiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 384& SIRVICIS
PI um bl ng/e I e c /phone Antique/Fine Jewelry GOUUCIY LlllOUlllll liiiiliii&iiiiiiiiiiiii
3870 SRCWJST 3911
Forme r teache r
CPR certlfled-Qreat
home environment.
Call Hayley <M+11S14
iTRADE
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Local Uc 20yr pp •Fa NC&8 GAT••• llne /sprlnklera/cell "'Y~ •7~~•• New c ar•-weekday • • CNAMHA • 9 Per90nallnd Pet Cate A•~rHent Negotl•I•
Small job1, big Jobs .... ,,..,,,... ,......... fan•. lnataJVRpr "'" ·~•· Stocked '* /XI t<.,,,,.i allemaltve, No Problem AeaOlutlon Quick teapon... Aectwoocle U'S7MOS eat 2A1.013'1'/21M189 IANDSCAPI a 1U ..... TCP 7280 w CW:.: ;:_:•~ ..,... Of wony. Uc, or 8uyet Brokef', Mark
Fr" Eat. SS0-7042 Jim Whyte 842-7208 Semi ReClfed contractor. 9 •~ r••• llOI PILOT CLMSl,.10 :,. IOW047 r-~A!fa ~.194 .. 5-5"9 ~ R£ The fillot •Wood p.,..... Apr9, lmprwnnta, aml wnrn ~ lt'a the •••Y-CO-' .'~'" ~ •rt~u The Pllet
Cle .. m ed ~ ,... '**" lob•. au.atty. lntegflTV, aoc.... Information-TRADE :!,~ ~ =~ C .... lfted Th• moat compr.t'len· tllllnlMa..._;prlcel Ue'd i care. Ken 842·1770 ...,. y~ llalRt. p•cked marketpiece ., you•,. aMklnO • The mo9t comprehen-
Repainting?
I YfJ/11 W.. lo ..,,i
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