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THE NEWPORT BEACH • • Today's dilemma:
It will be a nice
day to check out a
book and read it
MONDAY aRllflNO
NEW KJOS ON THE
BLOCK ... Three new high
school principals and a director
of elementary education arc in
line to be chosen at Tuesday
night's Newport-Mesa Unified
.. School District board meeting.
Superintendent Mac Bernd
said once the trustees approve
his recommendations, the new
district employees will make
two-to three-minute speeches
at the meeting.
But Bernd said the selection
process still is cqntinuing and
he has not yet disclosed the
names of the finalist candi-
dates. "These arf' high profile,
very critical positions," Bernd
said. "We are taking great care
in the selection process-."
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WHEELS ARE TURNING ..
. Bicyclists in favor of extending
the oceanfront boardwalk and
homeowners who want to leave
it as is will square off today as
the Newport Beach City Coun-
cil discusses the path's future.
The council's ad hoc Bicycle
Trnil's Com.miltee is split over
whether to extend the trail.
Those who want the trail
lengthened to the Santa Ana
River Jetty say it would provide
a much safer route to l lunting-
ton Beach than the current
trail, which stops at 38th Street
and diverts cyclists to Seashore
Drive. .
Residents opposed to the
project say it would destroy an
unspoiled stretch of beach and
devalue bcachfront properties.
The City Council meets at 2
p.m. in the council chambers of
City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
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SENIOR SERVICE ... A
local real estate broker is offer-
ing a free booklet that provides
information on various senior
hou!)ing facilities available in
Orange County. The facilities
range from retirement com-
munities and senior apartments
to sktlled nursing centers and
programs !)pecializing in Alzhei-
mer's patients. The booklet, ti·
tied "New Lifestyles," describes
more than 100 facilities. To ob-
tain a copy, call Tom Brunson
at Grubb and Ellis in Newport
Beach, 644-6200.
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DAYWATCH ... The state
Coastal Commission will vote
Friday on a controversial plan
to develop a portion of Upper
Newport Bay Regional-Park
with a 10,000-square-foot learn-
ing center, 100-space parking
lot and extensive trail system.
Opponents of the project say
it would disturb wildlife in the
area. Those in favor of the plan
say it would make the park
more enjoyable and accessible
to visitors.
The commission meets at 9
a.m. Friday at the Waterfront
Hillon Beach Resort, 21100 Pa-
cific Coast Highway, Hunting-
ton Beach.
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DRIP, DRIP ... Water of-
ficials remind Southern Califor-
nia residents to continue to
"use water wisely" since the
state is still in a "drought watch
mode." Precipitation for the
year is still far below normal,
according to the Department of
Water Resources which mea-
sures the annual snow pack.
Water supplies for 1994 arc
presently sufficient to meet
Southern California's expected
· demands, but if precipitation
remains below normal next
year, some form of rationing
may again be necessary, water
experts predict.
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CONCERNED ABOUT
HEALTH CARE? ... Ameri-
cans for Free Choice in Medi-
cine will meet at 10 a.m. Satur-
day in Lion's Park, 570 W. 18th
St. in Costa Mesa.
The aroup will present its
views o n health care and stress
freedom of choice. Guests
speakers include Leonard
Peikoff, f hilosophcr and inter-
preter o Ayn Rand; Jane Ori-
ent, executive director of the
Association of American Physi-
cians and Surgeons; and Dr.
Marlt Hun, author or "Why
President Ointon is Wrona
About American Health Care."
-ComplW by M•rt l'ol·
.,,., D•t'ld .Hrltl and lrl1 Yokol.
outside, but the new Central _
Library is so beautiiul inside,
}OU won't want to leave.
See Weather, Page 2
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l'llOTOS BY IV.nVlA RA1;-;osF, DAILY 1'11111
Colorful balloons adorn the entrance to the Newport Beach Central Library, which had its grand opening Sunday.
One for the books
Opening of Newport Central Library sh'ows how · a
city, residents and businesses can work together
BY DAVlD HErrz, STMP w~ ..
U nder Sunday afternoon's
bright sun, the Newport
Beach Central Library
looked like a new hardback
book wrapped in cellophane -
shiny, crisp and waiting to be
opened.
Hordes of people eyed the
new $8.2 million structu~. lt!)
inviting facade of bronze and
steel begged people to come
inside, much like an
unforgettable book title.
While dignitaries gave
speeches about the tremendous
community effort that went into
building the library, folks
nudged their noses against
closed doors, trying to sneak a
peck. Most everyone took
advantage of the free food
provided by local eateries.
Then, in one quick snip,
Newport Beach Mayor Clarence
Turner cut the ribbon. More..
than 1,000 balloons lurched
skyward, forming an arch over
the library's entrance. The
electronic doors flew open and
a crowd estimated at 3,000
walked on a· red carpet as they
poured into the
54,000-square-foot,
state-of-the-art structure.
"Wow, this is huge," said one
boy who looked about 10 years
old, dressed in sneakers and a
baseball cap.
"Tremendous," said an
elderly woman as she began to
cry.
"Unbelievable -ocean
views. Can you believe this?
Unbelievable,'' said a
middle-aged woman as she
nudged her husband.
In a grand opening ceremony
Tom Markel of Newport Beach reads the book "Coaching
Football" to his son Tommy, 9, on the library's first day.
Library's 'Quiet Room'
dedicated to sword
NEWPOR f B.l:.ACH -
Tucked into a corner of the
new Central Library's second
fl oor, a designated "Quiet
Room" \\-3S dedicated Sun-
day in memory of Charl es
~word. the latl.! hbral) trust-
ee who took a bunch of
idea-, and tran formed them
11110 1hc 54.000-,quarc -foot
fit for the classiest of
debutantes, complete with the
Marine Corps Wing Band from
El Toro, the community
embraced the new library on
Sunday and patted itself on the
building
"bery inch of th1" library
is devoted to a ~pcc1f1c func-
tion. Charles Sword b1rd-
doggcd this with the archi-
tect and con!!ultant~ ... hbrnry
trustee Lu c11lc Kuehn aid.
"He.,.Pid so much more than
anyl'l>dy to create this build-
ing:·
back for building !)Omething
other cities only dream of.
Turner called the library "a
dream come true."
"Our indcbtednes goes
beyond that which can be
measured in dollar-. and c1. r 1 :·
Turner said, thankmg tht! 1.n11rc:
community for its support ··The
next task is tQ fill these ";.ill
"11h the most complete
kno,.,.ledgc that nun has tu
offer."
Spea kers !)tressed Ne" port'!)
ability to smile in the face of
adversity and persc ... crc "ith the
project despite a sou r economy.
.. This is a \\Ondcrful.
wonderful exercbc of faith.
leadership and commitment."
said Republican StJte Sen.
~lari:i n Berge!)on.
Other polit1.:ian" on h;.ind
included Gil Fergullon. a
Republican a!)Sembl~m:in from
Newport Beach, and Tom Rile).
chairman of the Orange Count)
Board of Supen bor~.
City Manager Ke,in Murphy.
who was hired shortlv before
the city sold about s6 million
\\Orth of bond~ for the pro1cct,
said the fund-r.ming effort,
gave him "a windo\\ into 1hc
quality of Jhe communit)."
Murphy said he h:is '"or~cd
on major public impro,cmcnt
projects in other citic~. but none
measured up to Ne,,port's nc,.,.
library. "This building b the
hub of our information
highway," he said.
Murphy told re!)idcnts that.
despite the city's budget
problems, the library "'111 nc' er
suffer. "Even in tho e difficult
times, we will alwa)!) ha\e a
strong library collection."
Communit) Sen ices Director
L1Donna Kienitz, '"ho abo
serves as the cit)·'s hbrarian.
wore a pcrma-!)mile on her foe.:.
Sticking to form. the
behind-the-scene~ \\Oman did
lee Ll8l.AllY/~•I• ~
Students ready . for out-ol-.this-world experience
~ Kline School in Costa
Mesa one of only 13 in
world whose pupils will talk
to shuttle astronauts as
part of NASA expeciment.
Br MAac S. Poa•sa. St"" Wuna
COSTA MESA -Nine-year·
old Blake Maxwell had never seen
a space shuttle launch until he
traveled to NASA's Jct Propulsion
Laborttory in Pasadena to watch
(on television) last Friday's suc-
cessful liftoff.
But that.ras just a precursor to
the big event.
This Friday, Blake and -his Kline
School classmates will use a HAM
radio to contact Earth-orbiting as-
tronauts aboard the shuuJc Co-
lumbia.
The school is one of only 13 in
the world, and the only California
school, to participate in the NASA
experiment that's designed to grab
children's interest in space explo-
ration.
"It was really inspiring (the
shuttle launch)," said Blake, a
third·arade student at the pr.ivale
school. "It was the first time I had
ever seen it, so it wu pretty cool."
Some 40 tJ.Judcnts anct 10 adult
chaperones made the trek to Pasa-
dena so they could watch the
launch on NASA's satellite·
television channel and lo expand
on their space education.
"We saw some of the probes,"
Blake said "We saw the ~pace
shuttle Columbia take off on their
bi1-scrun TV." •
Blake, who hopes to become a
commercial airplane pilot, said the
question he'll ask astronauts next
week is one he hasn't been.able to
rand an answer to here on Earth:
"What is lhc tempcr11ure· in the
shuulc?"
From a mock rontre>I room, 5.tu~
dents will be if cont.ct with Co--
lumbia's Cmdr. Robert D Cabana
and crew member Donald A Tho·
mas for roughly 12 minute u the
astronauts orbit 160 nau~ical miles
abO\'e.
To add to the nuthcntic lc:c:I of
being invol\'cd, student ~111 ~ur
head sets and have a NASA tdc:\.'i·
sion link. They will monitor actual
ell:periments aboard Columbia and
track the shuttle's orbit, ~aid
teacher Doua Borcoman, who sub-
mitted the school's pro~I to
NASA in May 1993.
The 1tuden11• interaction with
the utronauts can tie heard by
an,one with a scanner-style radio.
NASA'• wortdwidc f requ1ncy is
14S.5SO mephs-.r
VOICES
'' IT HAS BEEN SAID
THAT THE -GLORY OF
Goo 1s
INTELLIGENCE.
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LIBllARY I~ THt. ~\;?.iBOL OF AN IXHLLll;f~1 t:OM;\ll.'NIIT 1
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HAVE DIFFICULTY
NOT CRYIKG.
'' Lucru.e K-L"Ett~'
.\lL..\IDER 01' THE l..ttiR..\llY
BOARD OF TR:..':ffH.) WHO
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F Y I
Check out the
Central Library
First book checked out:
"Where the Red Fern
G~~v~ a child ren's b Wilson Ra,,b,
by Jc:rn J(jgcr, chair of
the Library Board of
Trustees
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Address: 1000 Avocado
Ave., near the
ir.tersection of Coast
High"a> an<l MacArthur.
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Hour!):
Monday-Thursday, 9 :i.m.
to 9 p.m Frida} and
$Jturday, 9'a.m. to 6
p m. Sunday, noon to 5
p.m.
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dcl Mar, 420 Marigold
Ave.; Balboa, 100 E .
Balboa Blvd.; Mariners,
2005 Dover Drive.
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Branch hours: Tuesday,
Thursda.>, Friday and
Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6
p.m.; Wednesday, noon
to 9 p.m.; closed Sunday
and Monday.
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Ttltphont numbtr for
all llbnarits: 717-3800.
INllDI
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f <.>rmN Doobic Brother
Mich.-icl M cDOAJld will
perform tonight at the
Or•mge County Fair. For
other fair highfigh~ and
information, see P<1ge 3.
HIDIX
Class fled .......................... 6
SS and Holding ..... : ........... J
J~rry Kobrin .................. 1 ... J
2 Monday, July 11, 1994
New . breed or ·worker~ get
early tips on retirement life
T here's a new species of
Homo sapiens called tele-
commuters who shuffle ocr
to \\Ork in their pajamas, morning
stubble or hair curlers. Staying in
touch with their oflice by comput-
ers, these ex-commandos of the
freeway arc proving that taking
)'Our work home is no longer a
punishment but a privilege.
Telecommuters aren't the fi rst
professionals to savor the benefits
.Nancy
Mcintyre
59 and
Holding
of a flexible life-
style. Writers
have been labor-
ing in their dingy
digs for centuries,
churning out their
immortal prose,
or tortured syn-
tax, on papyrus,
parchment and
Underwoods.
Offices don't
provide an inspir-
ing se tting for
baring you r soul.
The couches-are
too hard fo r in-
spiration, and the carpets too soft
for pacing about. Only at home are
there scrapbaskets as big as steel
<!rains to chuck out your aborted
prose and rejection slips.
Above all, scribes require fluid
schedules. They never know when
lightning will strike. Three-quarters
ol \\Citing is preparation. You brew
a g:illon of coffee to jump start the
brain, !>it down on you r air cushion
in front of a typewriter, and wait. ..
and wait. ·
Staring at a blinding white sheet
of paper for hours blurs the vision.
Sunglasses help, but nothing cuts
down the glare like filling the page
with long-winded sentences and
Vil. a , NO. 183
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multiple adjectives. If readers un·
derstood this occupational hazard
they'd be more tolerant of ram-
bling prose.
Telecommuters, while s:ivori ng . ,
the freedom of worl..ing at home,
are still accountable to a boss. So
are scribblers, except our boss is a
capricious, sadistic muse who de-
mands you grovel for every word.
Curses, tears and plea-bargaining
have no affect. She feels her.sa·
cred mission is to weed out· the
prose-peddlers so only the toughest
survive.
She could be right. If you con-
sider the number of people with
novels in them, if left unchecked,
they could devastate our forests.
Working at home fo r a woman
doubles her duties. She's half-
emancipated and half mop-
swinge r. Instead of cleaning the
house once a week, she copes with
chaos hourly.
Her cup of detergent runneth ·
over. I no longer attempt to strad-
dle two jobs-Domesticity is allot-
ted the bare minimum for survival.
Even then I find myself dashing
from paring words to paring pota-
toes.
With an increasing number of
satellite workers orbiting the sub-
urbs, telecommuting will have a
lasting impact on young couples. If
nothing more, it provides a dress
rehearsal for retirement marriage.
What's it like to live 24 hours a
day with the person you love?
Challenging. But it helps if one
spouse is an obsessed golfer out on
the links all day working on a
handicap that is higher than the
Dow Jones average.
Nancy Mcintyre's column runs
Monday.
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CilY EDITOR IRJS YOKOI, S-40-1224, ext. 361
Newport
Bridges
going up
LOOKING MCICI NIWNln .......
W hat do you do when the
bridge i~ troubled in-
stead of the waters? In
Newport Beach, you build a new
bridge and dance on it.
Newport people need bridges
to get from one part of their
water-spangled city to another.
In 1981, they spent a lot of time
waiting to get across bri'dges that
were being enlarged, repaired,
rebuilt or otherwise enhanced.
Then they celebrated with pa4
rades and dancing.
Comp/ltd by Mae Spina
iwo bridge openings -one
new, one refurbished -
highlighted the summer of
1981. A new bridge replaced
the narrow Pacific Coast
Highway bridge, long a
bottleneck to Corona del
Mar-bound motorists. Above.
citizens gather on the new
bridge in a gala celebration
in September 1981 after a
painful construction period.
At left, Buddy Ebsen, v
honorary mayor of Balboa
Island, Jackie Heather, the
Newport Beach mayor, and
City Councilman Phil Maurer
ride across the enlarged and
refurbished bridge to Balboa
Island on an old fire engine,
followed by an antique car
parade. After eight months of
repair, the bridge reopened
to enthusiastic public acclaim
in June 1981 . 0.~IL\' l'llOf 111 r r11010~
WIATHIR · 1·m bushed trying to correct the holly lolly
TIMPIUTVHS
Newport Beach: 71/63
Ba.lbo.i: 70/63 Costa Mesa: 80/60 Corona del Mar: 74/63
IU .. PORICAIT
LOCATION SIU SWELL
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1·3 w
1·3 w
1·3 w
1·2 w
The Wedge
Ne~port Point
81.\dies
S.A. River Jelly
CdM
TIDU
TODAY
First high
First low
Second hi_gh Second low
TUESDAY
12:18 p.m. 4.4
S:46 a.m. -0.4
11 :2S p.m. S.S
5:28 p.m. 2.1
Finl high 12:57 p.m. 4.S
First low 6:20 a..m. -0.1
Second high arter midnight
Second low 6:24 p.m. 2.1
Waler Temperature: 6S
aOATINO
Light vuiable winds shirting west to southwest winds 1 S
knots with 2 fool wind waves,
3·foot wesUy swells. Low morn·
ing clouds. Altemoon dearing.
W OODMAN SPARE THAT
SHRUB -"The garden
at your new residence
must be very 'Unusual indeed," says
Mildred Welsh of Costa Mesa.
"Please explain how your
groundskeeper was able to fashion
a 'wind-swept Menorah' from a
frail holly bush."
Welsh was one of several
Local
Scene
readers picking
up on what
seems to have
been a botanical
boo-boo.
Well, I can
e.xplain. When I
wrote that in
Wednesday's
column, my chief
horticulturist, a
onetime movie \
star known as
A\•id Gardener,
\\.as holidaying in
San Francisco. So
I turned to a
brown-thumbed friend and asked
him to identify the large tree she
had trimmed.
He guessed it was a holly, and
Soup or Sa
antl your cfwicc of
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Lontfon 'Broil 'Witli Mu.sfiroom Sauce
Cftust 1(pvi.oCi tvitfr Pesto antf 'Tomato C011casse
Crepes fillul wi.tfi Cliic.qn in LifJfit Curry Crtam Sattet
anti
J'resli 1'roit anti 'Dessert 'Buffet
anti
Coffee or'Tta
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'Without Cliampagnt · $ 17 per ptrson
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that's what I typed. When Ms.
Gardener returned to \\Ork, she
wa!> appalled by the report.
·•Good gfief," !>he grieved, "that
\\asn't a holly, )OU ignoramus, it
was a juniper tree."
Precisely, she !>aid, it was a rare
species known as a parro11na
juniperus.
So what distinguishes a
p:urotina juniper? 1 asked, but she
thumbed me off. She wa!> very
busy, planting ma}ldcv1ll:i,
stephanotis and a plumbago \inc.
Gosh, I'd alwa)!> thought th:it
stephanotis was the name of
President Clinton.'s. former pre!>s
secretary, and th:i t plumbago was
a severe backache.
She's planning to plJnt
something else. As an expert
calligrapher, !>he'!> printing li11lc
signs identif) ing all the exotic
Oowers, etc. -for tho!>e \\ho
don't know their aster from a holly
in th e ground. ·
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SUCU lS FA~I E -Uudd)
Ebsen is one of the planet's most
recognizable cclebritie!>. So he wa!>
.S K N
only mildJy !>tan led the other day,
while allending a friend's birthday
party here, when someone asked.
"Excuse me, sir, but didn't you
used to be Duddy Ebsen?"
lhc "hitc·ha1red
actor-turned-author !>aid he was
reminded of a funny story.
faef)thing reminds him of a funny
story.
He told of the time in a
Holl)"' ood restaurant, ''hen a
toumt appro:ichcd his table and
gushed, "l can't believe that I'm
seeing you face-to-face. May I
ple:ise h:ive )Our autograph?"
While Ebsen was obliging, the
m;.in c:illcd to his tablemates, "I'll
be right there. I'm gelling Doodles
WcuHr's autograph."
(NOTE: If )OU don't remember
DooJlcs Wea\cr, ask your
grandparents. They may recall that
the rubber-faced madcap
performed \Vith the Spike Jones
lland. And if you can't remember
z.my Spike Jones, \\e'rc all in deep
troubk.)
Jrrry Kobrl11's colum11 ru11s
Mo11dJy and H'cdm·sdo)'.
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The 102nd 8111111 Orange COlllty Fair
July 8 tlaroueh July 2.a
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Hours tod11)·: noon to
midnight.
All day Wood Turn111g for
Chiluren's Fun ut Home Arts
~and Crafts Uuilding.
2:30 p.m.: All American Doys
Chorus at Miller's Arlington
Theater
J p.m.: Sugar Cube Building
ut Kids' Stage
Times Orange County and
Voni>Club magazine.
ParkJng: S3, but free for
carpools of four or more.
Ti1>: Child fingerprinting and
ID tags arc available at the
Orange County Sheriffs booth,
located near the Green Gate.
WEEK.ENO lllGHLlGllTS
LIBRARY
Fre• P.••• 1
not spcal. during the ded1ca11on
ceremony But ahcr.\:Hd, the nor-
mally i.tolid \\.Oman appeared over-
joyed as hundred) of friends, re,i-
dents and city officials palled her
on the back.
"It':> a very heart-wrenching
day," Ki enitz said. "But you know,
you have to thank all the people in
the city who worked on this."
The Irvine Co., which donated
about S6 million worth of land for
the project, was represented at the
grand opening by Carol Hoff man.
partnchh1p!> "e hJ\.e 1.:\cr '>ccn."
Mil.e and [mil) Da\\1do!C, a
)Oung Nc"port Ue.1ch couple, ~:.iiJ
the new libr:.iry mean!> their 8-
month·old uau~hter Sophia "ill
ha"e a belier community to groY.
up in. ·1 he libr Jry offer\ :.i l:.irgc
children·i. '>Cct1on complete Y.ith :.i
domed readrng room. Scl in )i<lc
the dome, tiny light:> in the form
of the Little Dipper t\\ inklc like
:>tar~.
"We're going to get her a card
right away," Emily Dawi<loff ~aid~
"She's a good reuder ulre:.iuy. She
loves anything :>he can chc\\ on,
e~pccially maguzine~ und llC\\.iopa·
pers."
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died O.:t. 31. 1992 :ti th~· •age ul
6l)
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he abo \\;t) battling to CleJte the
11nilgc of the IJbrury thJt '>IJnd,
hchinJ me." Ma)or Cbrence
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grund opening ceremon1c'>.
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the Libr.iry Uo:11J of ·1 ru.,tcc~.
.. Ju)t remember: hu" 111111.:h of a
part he pla) eJ ill l>uilJing thi'
bc:iutiful 'tructurc. lk \\:l'> here
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hOrtlOll.
"Thi) '' JU'I 101 cly," '>:liu New-
port Ucach re>iJcnt Arlene
Gu)tJf)on "A plJcc 10 go \\h,en
the kitb :.it home get 1101))'."
ENDURING
8 p.m.: Michael McDonald
concert at Pacific
Amphitheatre; Erik Ekstrand
Swing Band at Cal Spas
Heritage Stage (also at 10
p.m.).
,Daily features: 2:30, 4:30 and
6:30 p.m. U.S. High Diving
Team Stage and Stunt Show at
the Fair Ring.
Holy Buckets: By Sunday
afternoon, more than 300
people had the guts to get on
th e fair's infamous "human
slingshot" ride, according 10
public Lefations officials. The
number of people who returned
without a portion of their guts
was not disclosed.
"A library is a center of knowl -
edge where great ideas wail pa-
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Etc.
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Cost: SS general admission
(ages 13 to 64); SJ for seniors,
65 and older; S2 fo1 children,
6-12; free for kids under 6.
Di sco unts today: FEMA card
holders receive free admission.
Today also is an "Unlimited
Carnival Ride" day (purchase
an $11 wristband and you can
enjoy unlimited rides from
noon to 7 p.m.). Get an
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The exams, which take
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Attendance: 43,155 on
Saturday. 28,544 people visited
the fair on Sunday as of 6 p.m.,
a number sure to swell thanks
to a Jr,rge crowd at th e Queen
Latifah concert.
Entertainment: How many
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back in the '60s and '70s?
Plenty, and they sang every one
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The enthusiastic crowd sang
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Newport Beach/Costa M-Daily Pilot
Cost·a Mesa nines basking in the . thrill of victory
-
Leece's two-hmer 1111nes Costa Mesa 1 as
~ Robinwood a 7-1 victim in District 62
first -round game; next stop: Saturday.
Bv Douo SMJTH, snc1A1. ro ma DAJ.LT P1toT
The Costa Mesa Little League Junior All-Stars
(13-year-olds) had little trouble defeating Robin-
wood, 7-1, in the first round ot the District 62 Little
League Tournament Saturday behind great pitching
and defer.se.
Starting pitcher Steve Leece pitched a two-hit
complete game. Leece struck out five and walked
only four batters.
"Leece pitched a great game today," said Coach
Brad Via.
Every pitcher needs great defense behind him and
Leece got it. Shortstop Brett Becker made three out-
standihg plays. Two of Becker's major league plays
were_ rally-killing. ' •
Another key performer was center fielder Stephen
Gormen. Gormen made perhaps the play of the
game. With runners on second arid third and two
outs, Robinwood catcher Greg Bambi hits a shot
deep into the gap in left-center and Gormen on a
dead sprint caught up to it and made a lunging
catch.
"Defense and pitching was th.e key for our victory
today;' Via explained.
Costa Mesa put the game out or reach in the
fourth inning, scoring three runs to up the score to
7-0. Mesa got a little help from Robinwood's pitch-
ing, which walked in two runs. Robinwood pitchers
walked in four Costa Mesa runs.
"I'm real proud of the kids today. They played
real smart after they got the early lead. They played
with a lot of heart," said Via.
Costa Mesa plays its next game on Saturday at 10
a.m. at the same location.
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Uttle's two hlll&r 11111 CD8bl Mm AnB'lcan
HUNTLNGTON BEACH -Josh Little's
complete-game r:wo-hiner was backed up by
some timely hitting Saturday and as a result
the Costa Mesa American Majors All-Stars
are readying for Tuesday's second-round Dis-
trict 62 Little ·League game against West-
minster al Robinwood LinJe League field.
ning with a 2-2 standoff.
Chris DeSandro anCt Little had delivered
"run-scoring base hits in the third and fifth in-
nings, setting up a sixth-inning. outburst which
produced three Costa Mesa runs for the •ic-
tory.
lo the decisive sixth it was Eric Perrine,
Shaun Fenyman and Alan Lane with critical
base hits to give Little the margin of victory.
·Lambert, 9'ay,
Mueller pace
7-2 triumph
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Costa Mesa National was a runawuy
1 victor in Majors competition at the
District 62 Lillie League All-Stars
Tournament on Saturday behind the
comple1e-game pitching of right-
hander Garrett Lambert and a bal-
anced offensive and defensiw
scheme at Hun1 ing.ton Vulley.
The 7-2 victory over Ocean View
was ke)ed by Lambt!n's three-hiller,
including 10 !.trikeouts in the six-
inning game. David Ray, in the No.
2 spot in tlle lineup, was the ignilor
offensivcl)•, slugging a home run O\'er
the left-center fence on the first
pitch to him.
Matt Mueller, mc:umh1lc , was th-:
only player \\ith l\\O hits in a six-l11t
attack, and each was :i big one.
His third-inning double !ltarted ·a
four-run burst, and he singled in a
run in the si.xth inning for some icing
on the cake.
It was a victory shared by all, even
for Ca rlos FrJnco anJ Donovan
Wong, 'a couple of re~ef\es "ho \\ere
called up. Each delivered a run
scored, :ind each came up '~i1h
strong defensive efforts.
"It was a close game all the way," said
Costa Mesa Manager Lou DcSaodro, who
watched his All-Stars battle into the sixth in-
Westminster qualified for Tuesday's sccond-
round game with a 6-5 win over Robinwood. . K.-\TSUYA RAISON£, DAIL'I' PILOT
Matt Mueller leaves little doubt as he crosses the
plate for a Costa Mesa Nationals marker in Saturday's
All-Sfar victory over Ocean View in District 62 action.
"All the harJ \\Ori.. paid off ant.I
they descn cd the 'ictory," said
Manager Dan Ra}'· "This "as a big
"in for us."
Ray, another 1 ight-handcr, ap-
pears to be Costa Mesa·~ starter fur
Wednesday's second-rou nd game.
Dukes rolling Abshire No. 1 at Bastille Day runs
~ Newport Beach 3-0 with 29-19
rout of Sacramento Saturday night;
Invading Idaho expected to become
mashed potatoes Tuesday night.
NEWPORT
BEACH -With just
three matches in the
books and Idaho slat·
ed to invade Tuesday
night, the-Newport
Beach Dukes are
threatening to make
the West Division race
in World TeamTennis
a runaway.
The Dukes paid a little price for their 29-
19 rout of Sacramento Saturday night in the
form of a shoulder injury to women's stand-
out Zina Garrison-Jackson, but early indica-
tions were that it was not of such serious
nature to put her on the sidelines for any
length of time, if at all. ...
Playing before a John Wayne Tennis
Club crowd of some 2,000, Newport Beach
jumped to an lS-10 halftime lead.
Garrison-Jackson and Larisa Neiland had
little trouble with Debbie Graham and
Kimberly Po in the match's opener,
women's doubles, taking a 6-3 decision; and
Garrison-Jackson followed il up with a 6-4
win over Graham in women's singles.
... Trevor Kronemann and Kelly Jones fol-
lowed with a 6-3 men's doubles victory over
David MacPherson and Sandon Stolle and
the match was virtually locked at that point.
The win ups the Dukes' record to 3-0 in
tl~e West. Idaho and Sacramento are lag-
ging two games back of the Dukes.
FEED
~He puts away men's
competition easily.
NEWPORT BEACH
Thirty-year-old Brian Ab-
shire, wearing No. 1 on his
chest in the 10th aonual Or-
ange County Register Bastille
Day SK Run at the Le Meri-
dien Hotel, lived up to his
billing on Sunday, finishing
first in the men's division
'Vith a clocking of 23 minutes,
5 seconds under ideal weath-
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He was followed in rela-
tively close order by Bo Reed
(23.12), Wes Ashford (23.12)
and Derrick Kite (23.16).
Louise Watson finished
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first in the women's SK with
a time of 26.42, well ahead of
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Rosalina Garcia was a sim-
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1UTTLI LIAGUIH'
Newport Harbor clinches berth in Bronco Sectionalsl
...,. Newport 1-tarbor meets Ocean View Newport East ousted, 16-8 for tourn ament crown tonight in Dana Point.
DANA POJNT -Newport Harbor BasebaJI As-
sociation's entry in the Pony League Broncos All-
Stars (11-12) accomplished something no Newport
Beach cn1ry has done in a dozen years of All-Siar
competition Sunday -they've earned a benh in the
Southern California. Ba!teball Tournament beginning
July 14 at Mile Square Park.
LAGUNA NIGUEL -If anyone ever ques1ioncd
the competition in the great run of 1993 by Newport
East's Little League entry in District 55 Majors AJI·
Stars play they need do no more than scan the results
of this year's solid team.
Newport East 9-1 Os stlJ altve wllll 14-0 Cl'tllher
• Next stop in District 55
All-Star tournament is
Wednesday evening.
M a result the Newport East
entry stays alive in the elimi-
nation bracket and plaY5 the
loser of tonight 's Mission Viejo
North-South Irvine game on
Wednesday night, starting at
7:30.
Josh Cornett h.id a pair of
base hits and scoreJ 1w1ce.
Paul Cohen's cha~gcs still have a date with Ocean
View tonight .for t.he district ~rown at Del Obispo Lit-
tle League f 1eld m Dana.Point. Both have tickets to
fountain Valley on 1he 14th.
To put it mildly, Newport East is out in two -vie·
tims of a 15-6 loss to Rancho Mission Viejo Sunday
afternoon at Chapparosa Park.
Newport East struck for five runs in the firs1 1wo
innings -and had a 5-4 cushion before Rancho Mis-
sion Viejo retaliated with three in the third, five
more in the fourth and three more in the fifth to "in
it going away.
ALISO NIGUEL -Newport
East's 9-10 Little League All-
Stars battled bade in superior
fashion Saturday afternoon at
the District 55 Tournament,
crushing North Irvine to the
tune of 14·0 in a mercy-
shortened four-inning game at
Woodfield Park.
Sunday's effort was one of
complete domination.
Andy Almqubt, ChJrks 1 l:il ·
l~y and Crandon Stcinl.kc~
cadi produced a run-.. corins h11:
;md Brett Maben ~cored three
runs with a walk., an error anu ti
bunt singk
Newport Harbor's ticket was ea(ned by virtue of
two wins. First, an 8-4 victory over Anaheim on Sat·
urc.Jay, keyed by an eight-run second inning when
eight separa1e players scored. Scott Tippet! (3 for 4
and 2 RBI), Booth f ellers (a 230-foot 2-run homer)
and Justin Jacobs (2 for 3) were the major items.
Newport East's first-inning, 1hree-run uprising was
a resu lt of four singles by· Alex Swanson, Geoff Hunt,
Eric Snell and Greg Stampley, sending Newport East
into a 3-2 lead.
Bryan Riblett ignited the vic-
tory with a booming triple and a
solid single, accounting for four
RBI.
llrandon liwi; rccurdc<.l three
strong ~oreless in111ng", and '"·'"
bocked up by an innll\g ol ~cor~
less rf:lief by John Ru~sell.
Hunt's double in the second inning scored Schrank
and Swanson, both who had singled to get aboard;
and Hunt drove in Swanson with a double in the
fourrh.
Dilly Eagle had a two-run sin-
gle nnd scored three times.
AJl this, as \\Cll :b u !.!rung
defense. compktc:d the O•C'r·
,whelminb 'ic1ory.
Ocean View handed Newport Harbor a 6-3 loss
Sunday morning in a game which saw a two-run sin-
gle Crom pinch-hitter Sco11 Perkins and a run-scoring
single by Sean Rorden. Despite Rancho Mission Viejo's assault Newport
East battled back with a bases-loaded situation in the
fifth off singles from David Beser, Nick Stroffe and
Drew Hoeven. but the Newport East ran out of gas
at that point, falling from the tourney.
tying run in the fifth.
Jn the sixth Newport Harbor's fir)l two batters got
aboard with walks, both runners moved up on a dou-
ble-steal, and with two outs, Cod> Forsythe be.JI out
an infield single to get the winning run acro~s.
p.m. at Johmon Junior High 111 Wc!>1mm"llL'r tollu•\•
1ng :i 7-4 lo~ to Westmini.tc.:r on 5;.iturJ;i).
That set up the showdown, and it was Newport
Harbor capturing a 2-1 victory to oust Garden Grove.
fellers went 2 'for 3 with a run scored; Scott Beerer
was 2 for 3 with an RBJ and scored once; Scott Tip-
peU went 2 for 3 with an RBI; and Beerer went the
distaf)ce for the win, striking out four. Mustangs ousted with split
Sean Whi1field and Miller' each pitched an inniog
of scoreless relief in 1he fifth and si.xth, with Miller
getting the victory.
Jon:.i th :.rn Moreland \\.ls 2 lvr 3 \l,llli a l\\O·run '.)jn-
gle to kll-ce111cr in the fuunh inning, '' hich )..:urcd
Brandon Da,iJ)()o and Ju)h Hnhcr!I 1n, and J:ison
Sche:.ifer delhered a !.harp single w righ t Junng
Co'it.l ~le!.J·s offcn!.ive thrust, but fur the mo:1t part,
Satunfay's game was Wcstmin'.)tcr'!. gJme
But the big moment was supplied by center-fielder
Matt Glover, who fielded a base hit to center and
threw the potential l}ing run out at the plale.
DANA PO INT -Newport Harbor's Mustang
entry in Pony League slugged it out on Saturday in a
brawling style, bcs1ing Los Alamitos-in a come-from~
behind 8-7 victory, but fell in the second game of the
Garden Grove jumped to an 8-4 lead in the second
game, but in typical Newport Harbor style for the
day, Newport rallied with t\\O in the '.)i.\th and had
the potential tying-run on base bdure finally going
down.
Costa Mesa 9-1 Os play today
"It wus incredible,'' said Cohen, "you just couldn't
have asked for a bcuer play.''
Catcher Kevin Olson too~ the throw and put on
the tag, abo a solid piece of ''ork, as well as one
other big defensive play by the catcher.
. elimination round to Garden Grove1 8-6 in the South·
ern California District All-Star Tournament. Vandersloot and Miller \\ere each 2 for 3 in the
second game, Miller \1,.ilh t\\O RBI.
HUKl ll\GTON DEACH -The (v,tJ ~k.,a CJ. 10
American All-Stars :ire 111 D 1~1ri..1 6~ cllmin.11ion
bracket compc!lltion todJ) J I 5 Jg:iin>I hu:.t Robin·
"ood afler SJturday's l~· 12 li.>">•llg ~lugtc:'I '' i1?1 \\' :::-1-
nii1htcr. I .
In the morning game against Los Alamitos New-
port 1 larbor was down 7-5 entering the fifth inning,
but put on a three-run bur!lt to tie it, then won i,t in
the sixth.
Costa Mesa Seniors fall, 7 -4 Scutt Hunter\ ere" hJJ J1 "-5 lo: ... ~ ;it ~ ne point
but ll ''a~ \\ c~lmin!iter '' h1ch hdJ un tu '~in. How big was the win'? "Hey, could you mention my
three assb1ant coaches'?," said Cohen. "They're Don
Tippett, Jeff Jacobs and Phil Obon. Hey, we've virtu·
ally taken off work for the past three weeks."
John v~nc.lersloot's run-l>coring double and single
for another preceded a passed ball which scored the
WESTMINSTER -Costa Mesa\ Semol'S Little
League en1ry in Dbtrict 62 All-Star competi'tion rind!.
itsclr in the elimination brad.ct on Thur~day at 5
B r~ce !)henJ.in hJJ a grJnd >l:.im hom~ run for
Co~ta MC:>'1. anu Chad Smith JJd.: I 'u .. oJo hun1.:-r
\\h1lc Greg Perrine, MichJcl GJtJner. Ke,ul O ... ::>un-
dro and Dilly Lund all deh,crcd ~C) h11>
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PUBLIC NOTICES COMPAHY, •••nt Susan s. Wright •bo.,.. on: June 23, 15194 Pel., w. Smlth HEE SOOI< KIM 1'1\1 Panioa E "4on1Qomer,-Ass-s "*''"' .r; Nlbt'y tor ry aoes 1101of1:se11 autnorze ,.,, W!t• CA~ "'" i~· · 0 L'>t'
Bw Crystal Espinoza This statement wu filed Caren Crum Cam.,on This . statement was filed Browning Avenue 123 Tustin 1.1n1 St.-:r~la!y ncxmc!"41$$ ol ~ s:ree1 Id~ .rse n ,., s siai. 01 a ~ ~.oY$ o\.e:\~ U I.I 1i:a 'i: &a PUBLIC NOTICE Aul stant Secretary! with U1e County Clerk of This statement was filed w1U1 the County Clerk of CA 92680 • • · Tile 199istra.nt commenced r and ohW oom"'°" deSlgnstot •t 8usW1ess Name 111 ~iol:ltio·1 o• !i~o3B
---------• 801 South L•wls sr.: Orange County on June 24, with the County Clerk of Orange County on Juoe 24, Tllrs business 15 conducted uinsact oos1ness unae1 the tie· .,y shDMI lilretl " !lie 11gnts ol anolllet uMer fe~· Tnrs ousit;tss IS conai.t'•;
NOTICE OF Oran • CA 82888 1994. Orange County on tin• 24• 1994. by husband and wtle t~ous busillett N!l:e oi names Said sale ..,. oe l"'ede b<I\ era Sta:e Of commoo ~"' Ste ov ai ~j!Vo4.'3
TRUSTEE'S SAlE (l14 ) ~8S,..700 Fe 13505 1994. FO 13508 SIGNED ICYU tiEE KIM HEE listed aoove on May 23 1994 ~ CXMlllall at ""'"'1:'1 u SKtJOn 14400 11 seq S1;s111•s~ S G!ltrn LOtt V.'EI\ t:.\'1
T .S. No. F203883 PubllaMd Newport Beach-F813515 Published Newport Buen. SOOK KIM This statemtnl was lilea wim lll'8SS a ~ regs<Wlg ~tie and Pro1ess1ons coae1 TJ'lt reQ1strii:ll ~:>mm(llltta :.o
Unit Code L ~PE~.:~a:·~=ENT:~ Cosla Mesa Dally Ptlol Jury PuDliahed Newpott Beach· Cosu Men Oa~y Pilot July Regesttanl nas nol yet 1>e9un \tie County Clet~ of Orange ~ "' encu~ '° Hst F ing transact Dus HS 11r.c~1 '"• 11C'
Loan No. 4, 11. 18, 25, l994. Cosla Mesa Daily Pilot July 4, 11, 18. 2S, 1994. 10 transact business under 11\e Countv on Jul'f S 199-C P9't..,. ~manng ~sum o1 Newooo lluet!·Costa ~~:.i Lti:>us ~usrm rl'T\e Of r.ames
238145331/WRIOHT BID MAY 8E OBTAINED m40S 4, 11, t8. 25, 1994. mA04 tct.!JOIJS ouslness name 01 NOllCE·ThlS F1C~t1ous Namr hi nolfllsl S8CU9d b'( Slld Deed Oa "I ?llc1 steca~cve on NA API 141 904-52 BY CAI.LINO THE FOL· rn407 names listed llerel/l Staramertl e•p•res 1 n )W~ ol Trust ....,, ..,.. lllnOl1. • CN2S8645 Juil 118 25 AJ~ • T111s s:a·emen! ~;as I !BC .,, ...
GS L FINANCIAL COR· LOWING TELEPHONE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Tins statement W3$ flied wun from !ht da:e ti was I ~d r tne ~fl S8ld ncH(s) llCMW'10eS ::'t Ce-w-::-, Cle:• t' O:an;;e
PORATION as duly ap-NUMBERS ON THE PUBLIC NOTICE Fl UU the Counry Cler~ of orange Olhceot \Ile Couniy Clerk A ne 1 rt ia'dt!r lhe letms ol 5110 PUBLIC NOTICE .. own on uiv 5 ~· DAY BEFORE THE Fictitious c ous Co tyonJune 23 l99-4 ictt1011s 811s1ness Na:"'• S?a'I!· Deed lees l'iO ICE·ih~ ~itWOw'i ._~rr· f:/~~ Tr~:~~lb~a·~~=~ SALE: (714) 385-4837 BuslMH Name Fktltlous Bustn .. • Name ':!1ol1CE·Thls f.Cnnous Name tT1ent tT1u<;l ~ ti eel b!lore L"a ol ~~ TM'Bt ~ol '::: Fnt Me. ff1 .. 73 Sta~e:-· t •o '9$ INt 'ltm
or tJ~sf WILL SEU AT or (213) 827-48&5 Statement Busln•H Nem• Stat•m•nt Stalement expun li'te years time ,Tile l1hng of this statemen ~ lnSled try sad Deed ol FICTmOU&IUSfflU.S irom Inf caie t vo;:s t :~ -PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE TAC400115c TN folloWlng persons .,. ltate1Dent TN toUowing persons ate from !tie date 11 was lwed 111 t.'le does nol cl 1tsett au111onze ltle , MAME STATU'EllT ouoee 01 tne cou~iy CJt ~ ~ ra,
EST BlDDE OR dOing business.,. Tn. lotlowlng p«sons are d0tng buseneu u : Olla 1111 c "'Cle ~ A use m ltlrs sta•e ol a Fret :n11s 11S Tne lolloW1ng oersort ri:t.i.ovs 6un:ess l';Jmt ::.ta:t-HIGH R F Published Ntwpo11 SCRUB-0-SPHEAE 21052 doing busineH as: METRO HEALTH CLINIC, 0 e Oun., r ne Business Name In VIOlallOfl 01 The IO(al """""ol,,. urtp9d :s are OQl!lg Dus ness as 11 ':'lc.,I ust Of I d U'DtE ~·
CAS7 ~u•'~ r~e':"1 wh~~ 8tacf\-Cosla Mesa Dally Whtie Horst. t.aM. Hun-CONSTRUCTION SUP-3610 s. Brlslol, S&nUI Alla, ~~~r~sU$~u:~~~dN::r:~:· tile ltOh!S 01 ano!Mr unoer Fed beWlOe ol hi ~auon sec.nd CHfCICWRITER co 2) NA lime Tiie lth!llf or 1!11~ statt!l'tn' tJ~1eJ Staie:>' and/:;, Iha Pilot July 11, 18, 25, 1994. tlngton Beach. CA 92615-PORT SERVICES ln1er~ CA 92704 It.me The f•tng 0111115 Sfilt•men 1 State or commoo iaw (See ~"'property to be Pd sld,.... TIO~Al PERFORATOR CO l ooes 1101 cl ?S• I aum01..., :."if M408 2304 Ilona! 17121 Berl111 Lane. Douglas Marvin Brant, 1 th • ~tion 14~00 et seq Business scmllle~ msts ~ CHECICWJllTER SA. ES & i.sc m :.":IS Sli o' a Fe· JUS cashlefs cen.riect or olhs.r ---------B & A Mamltnance rne., Huntington Beacf\, CA 1988 Church CosUI Mesa. does nol or Ilse! au ort21 Ille aProlesslontCode) #ld81Mrces81hlbmeoltnef'l SERVICE CO 4) CHECK· B11s·~~ kalt'e 111 VIC~~ i::
cheells specihtd in CMI PUBLICNOTICE (Callfomla) 21052 While 92649 CA92627 usett1 t111Sst11eolaflc1it1o~ .rs1F•1" !a~oll!ler~olS.WRITER S£RVICE CO 1•620:.'l:ttg"tsolano::-e:unaerFeil
COdt Secllon 2924h (pay· Horii La'ne Hunti ton Oatry1 D. H•fttltM, 17121 Thlt business Is con-8uSllltsS Harne In VIOlaliQ."\ of ~e g ort 8eactl·COSltl Mesa & $124 ~9 29 CAR~fNITA RO NORW~I( CA t<al S:.a•• or c,,m~:111 ~ See
at>ls In lull at the Um• or THE COSTA MESA ZON· Beact1'. CA 92fl$-S09? Berlin Lane, Huntington ducted by: an Individual Ille r1ot1~ ol anottler under fed· wp Oai Pilot Tiie bllnefoay "* sad 90650 Seetion •4400 e ••c Eus-m
aale 10 T.O. SeMce Com-1NG ADMINISTRATOR This buslneu 11 con-Seach,CA92649 Tht regls1ran1(1) com-etil Sia,e.orcommonlaw(5ee CN256650 Ji.1111825\u 1 0eedo1 Trust~executed WAYNE A PARKER 15an!SP.o~sion~Co~ pany) all rlghl, l1tle and Ill· Will RENDER A DECI· diu:ttd b : a cor atron Thlt bualntu 11 con-menced 10 ltansae1 busl-section U400 II ~q !luUltSS 0 ll!ldli e LEX 'llGTON WAY roTO !:E First f
teresl conveyed lo and SION ON T~UR SOAY. The re~lalranf{:I corn-dUcied by: an Individual ness under the fictitious and Professions Code) PUBLIC NOTICE :!i,,-=:: ol Oe!:4!.ci CAZA CA 92679 N ~ su:n tow l.'esi l>:oh~dT by \,uo~tt laid JULY 21 . 1994. OR AS menced 10 transact bus•· Th• regl11rant(1) com-Bu1ine11 Name(sl listed fut Fiiing ~..a tcr S. ald wn!len TnlS bUsiness 15 toMuct•a C..!I! Pu•·
o ruS\ •prop-SOON AS POSSIBLE neu under lhe flct111ous menctd to tranNCt busl-above on:6-20-94 AtOEIH'rMAllESCROWCORP. HOTICEOFTROSTEFSSALE • . 1.1yan~a1V1Cual 2~:i2 JI.of" i8,25A: ~
erty ht1 .. n~l1tf described: TliEREAFTER, C?N THE Buslneu Namt(t) listed ness under the flctihous Doug Brant I 1326 5011111 St TS lllo 22000)0 '.otioe ol OelaA n:t 03t:lol lo SIG._ED WAYl'tf A PARl(ER ••
WTRR UGSTTOR. NOLA JEAN fOUOWING ITEM. above on· nJ• Business Name(•) llsltd This tlAlemenl WH filed Cerritos. CA 90101 M>N f'l2·10f..04 Set The lndeltogneO c:a.Slld sad Tne rtg!Strlllt commenced IC I H 1. ZONING ACTION v.. R & A M I above on· 6-1•94 wilh lhe County Clerk ot Newport BeM:ll·COsUMIS 'lo'Jtll ol Otld IWld Elect.in IO BENEFICIARY: JADE Fl· 94-05 FOR BRAXTON OEN· aintenance. nc.. Darryl 0 • Halsllenn Orange County on Jurwt 24 ~ily p IO NOTICE Sel IO bt reconl9d ., ltll tlCU'IY lfi/'SICI busl/lfU unoer ll'e l!C
NANCIAl GROUP INC., Re-NIS. AUTHORIZED AGENT Randal H. Schul12. Presl-This a~lement wu filed 1994 • CN:?56637 Jun 27 Jul 411 18 YOU ARE IN 0£FALt.T ~ ... "'81oroperty sbcared ~llOIJS llOU1ts5 name OI names corded Stpltmber 27, FOR VAStUOS RIGAS FOR d~I th he CoLW't Cl k f . F8 3507 ' ' Ut()ER A DEED OF TRUST Dale Jt.l y 1 1~ llStedabovt on January 8 1990
1989 as Instr. No. 89-A MINOR CONDITIONAL ~~· ~~~':~'ty~i!,:1~ ~~.County 'Jn J~ 2~ PuDlllhed Newport1 Seach-PUBLIC NOTICE DATED DECEMBER JO 1988 RR&BIJMACEMilfT lhCIS sta111t1~t~was,hla0rd 'It'll:\ 517817 In Booll page 01 Of· USE PERMIT FOR A 2.300 1994 I u~ESS YOU TAl<E ACTION TO CORPORATION IM OlJlllY ...,., .. c al!O•
l1c1al Records In tne office SQUARE FOOT DRIVE· Orange County on June 28, • • 'Fe 13 509 Costa Men Dally P1to1 July Fiie No. F61 .. 74 PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY rT SM1 Trustee Counl'( on July 5 199-4 KAmlOI lAWM·
or tne Recoccler of Orange THAU RESTAURANT LO-l994. p bll hed N__,.., B ch 4, 11 , 18, 25, 1994. FICTITIOUS IUSINEM M.<\Y 9E SOLO AT A PUa1c . lljOllPVlNE:vo SUTE 8 NOllCE-Ttlil FetillOus Name .......... OUYI Coun1y; CATEO 'AT 1478 BRISTOL J:813788 u I -~.vv-.. N • m403 NAME STATEMENT S-1.E If YOU r.EED AN EXF'l.A Sla!eml"I IXl)t<es ,,.., ~"'"~ ~·
said deed 01 11us1 de-STREET IN c1 ZONE EN· Publisntd Newport Beach· Cosi. Mesa Daily P1t01 July PUBLIC NOTICE Tiie lol10W1nO oerson(s) NATION OF lHE NATURE Of TUSTIN CA9'166Jf11'1'JOSJ~l rrom t'le oa1111was111eo io t"~ ~ • .._..,.,
ICltbes tht lotlOO'W•ng VIRONMENTAL OETEAMI-Costa Mesa Daily Ptlol July 4. 11, 18, 25, 1994. are dOlng business as NA TtiE ~OC£ED•N<l AGAINST BY RANDOLPHR BRUSCA ona Ol lht County Clet~ A new Cllepef . er.m.;ory
LOT 42 OF TRACT NO. NATION: EXEMPT. 4, 11. 18. 25, 15194. m402 Fictitious ERS ISUZIJ Al 15096.36 2600 YOU YOU SHO\A.O OO'ITACT A PRESIOEf'fT flCtliOUS BUslness Name StatP 'Sm.111g All F.iulu ..
4565. IN THE CIT't' OF IF THE ABOVE AC-m40I PUBLIC NOTICE ausl .. ••• Name ilfbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa LAWYER """°"*~ ment must De Nell oete<e e-1~ 1625 Glsler COSTA MESA. AS PER TIONS(S) IS/ARE CHAL· .... A 92626 C21S237 nme The lllrtg 01 1111$ Sltlttm•nt Co M
MAP RECORDED IN BOOI< LENGED IN COURT. THE PUBLIC NOTICE ""-tJt•-us ltat.....,,t NABERS LEASING CORPO ()I AUGUST 1 l99' • 945 111 •am t99' does 1101 ct llHl1 autt'lorll! I!'• •ta .. !!8
163. PAGES 13 AND 14 OF CHALLENGE MAY BE UM· r"' "' TN lollOWlng persons art ATIO~ A CALlfORNIA COR AM RR & 8 MA"4AGEl.ENT use !!I ttllS sta• ol 1 Fie.!;OuS .... llliliii...._iiil•llll
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS. FlcHUous 8\asln ... Name dOing buslneu as: RATIO~ 2600 Haibor CORPORATION• dulr ~led PUBLIC NOTICE Bus111ess Name 111 ¥tOlillOfl ot ,.
IN THE OFFICE OF THE SUES RAISED IN WRITTEN 8uslneu NanMt Stet•m.nt NE CONSULTANTS, 9 t:.· .ilSYard Costa Mesa CA TMllll !Mir 9111 ~· ID lhe Ille raghlS o1 anolrler under ~eO· COUNTY RECORDER OF CORRESPONDENCE OE· llatem.,,t The following persons ate cap•dt Court, Newport 2626 Deed ol TnJSI. r.:ardld APRt. 14 Fiie Mt. FltW t tr~I Sata or COMm0t1 law lSle
SAID COUNTY LIVERED TO THE ZONING TN following ptftonl .,. doing busJneu ~: Beach, CA 92663 Hus business Is conducted 1989 .. lllS1 No 89 19796' ol FtCTmoua I USlllESS Sec:IJOn J 4400 •I seq 8i.S rm YOU ARE ,IN DEFAULT ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR dOing ~neu u · RAE. 638 CM\lno o.i Loi Nancy LM EdWMdS, 9 e.. I a corporallOn Ol'f1alll Record$ Ill .... alflCI ol .. MAME STATEMENT aod Proltsst0ns Codel
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST TO THE ABOVE DATE. a) IR\llNE HALF MARA· Mor... C240~ 13, S•n capad• Court. Newport ·G~EO Nabtr'S Leas Corpo Cw1ly Recr:lrcW al ORANGE Tiie IOI OW'"ll PlfSO!'!lSI F11s1 F1ld'lg
DATED 9112189. UNLESS FOR FURTHER INFORMA· THON b) WOODBRIDGE Clemente. CA 92673 Beach. CA 92663 anon By RICttardino Nabers County ~ al Cl*bne ISf.!19 dotng b1tS"1esS as SU"tR Newpon liHCtl·Costa ~es.I YOU TAKE ACTION TO TION ON THE ABOVE AP· HALF' MARATHON 7415 Tracy Rae Bodlovlch, 118 Thia butlntsa le con· Prn dent Eiiealled by GHAZT J WSTAFA 8 MOlEL Of BUENA PAR!( Dal~ Plot
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Newpoft 8Mdl .....,,.. PROTECT YOUR PROP· PUCATIONS, TELEPHONE Seaslar Or II Hun1tngton Las Posas. San Clemente. ducted Dy; an indlvldual Tht regstrant commenoea 10 ~ NA.JAN ~STAFA 7930 BEACH BLVO BUENA CN2~2 Jt.A il 18 zs A ~ t ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT 754·5245 OR CAU. AT THE B h CA.92648 CA 92673 Th• regl11rant(t) com-HUSBArl'.l A~ W'FE AS JOIW PAR!( CA ~20 .. • ••••••••
A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU OFFICE OF THE PLAN·· ~ w Westet'\>ecil 7415 Thia buslneu 11 con-menc.ed to lt.nsact t>usl· ~sac~ llU$1ntSS under ltle he· TENAlffS wu seU. AT PUil.iC SEYMOUR GRUSH' 8400 PUBLIC NOTICE NEED AN EXPLANATION NINO DIVISION ROOM s '0t • H • ducted by: an Individual ""' uod• uw FlctttJOUt ...,us ustttess name or names StJNSET BLl/0 WEST HOLLY OF THE NATURE OF THE 200 77 FAIR' DRIVE easlll •• I ' unbnglon The regl1111n1(s) com. Business Namt(s) listed sl!d al>OVI on July 1 199-4 AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST O CA 9oo69
PROCEEDING AGAINST COSTA MESA. CAUFO~ ~~~;t'· ~.r:::: It con-men<:td 10 lrantact bull· above on: nol 1oollcable TIHS statement was flied with BOOER FOR C.AStl (pty1ble II EDWARD ' BROWN 8400 Fl=us=lM M orlu•ry • Chape
YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· NIA. ducted by: an lndMdual ntsa under the FIC1illous Nancy L Edwaids e Coun ty Clerlt ol Orange t•me ol *" llwlli mtT>e)' ol llll SUNSET BLVD WEST HOLLY· MAME ITATtMENT C
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TACTALAWYER. Publlthed Newport The 11 'isirant(a) com-8us1ne11 Name(•) listed Thla 1t11tmtnl was filed ountvonJul'f~ 1994 1.nltel Sc .... )• THE MAI~ OOOCA90069 Tilt 111110 Qt11orsl remaoon
3058 TYLER WAY, COSTA Beach-Cos1a Mesa Oall'f menced ~o ltansac:t busl· above on: 5-1·94 with lhe County Clll'k ol HOllCE·TlltS Ftttinous Name ,NORTH) ENTiw.CE TO THE JOEL LEE BOVE a•oo SUN· iSiart d"""' ~ 15 EG.i 110 Broadwl)'
MESA, CA 92628 P1\ol July 11, 1994. ,,... under lhe Flc:titioot Tracy Rae Bo<tlovlch Orang• County on June 24. tatement tllllr•s Irv• years COUNTY COURTHOUSE 700 SET BLVO we·sr HOLL y. ROLL HOUSE 12700 lilach Costa Mesa
"(It • strMI address ot m409 BullnHI Name(I) titled Thlt •Uilement WU flltd 1994. rom di• Oa!e II was I led '" tn• OVIC CENTER ORM: WEST 0 CA 90069 ~d c IV of Sllrlllm ca 'Ol'Ctl M2·111•
common dHlgnauon of above ont e-1s-94 wit!\ toe County Cl91k ot F&13481 lhce ol lht County Cler• A new SANTA ANA CA •~ ~-Sid Th• buSllltsS s ~Ou ., 90i068~,L~;_:=~==~!!!!!!!!!!!•••••• property Is anown above, PUBLIC NOTICE Kim w Wffftrbeck Orange County on June 17, PIJDUahtd Newport Beach-b~ous Business Name Stalt ,.,..,.. ~ ID n:t now hlld by a general partnership ~
no wwrenty la grven u 10 Flcttuou• Tf\ia i1a1ement was filed 1994 Costa Mesa Carly PtJot July ent must bt llled belore Ula! by J "'* ud Died o11n.s1 " SlG.~EO SEYMOUR GRUSH 111 comple1ent11 Of cor-wllh uw County C*k 01 F812104 4 11 18 25 1994 Tllefl•inoclllltsstatement INIJltlll01Ylllllllldll*~ Th 1 m nciot
rectnesa):" The Denellclary •usltte•• Nam9 Orange County on June 11, Published Newport Beach· ' ' • • • oes not ol 1tsett auttloraa !ht and SI• delaUd • Loi 6 o1 llan~f~u~"~~s ~.:Ille he
under Hid OMd or Trust. ltate.,..nl 1994 Coata Meaa Dally Piiot se 111 lhlS siata or a flC~t>ous lrt!Cl ro 62~ fl 1111 oty d Caci• llliO\I bu onm name OI names
by reason of a brtactl °' TN folloWlng ptfaont are ,8 ,2124 •-· 27 J 1• 18 PUBLIC NOTICE usiness Name In v•Olabon or Mesa .......... d ,..._ si. d s s dtleull In the obUoauons doing bu1IM11 as: ""'""' ' ury 4• '' • er h!S ol another under Fed ~ -"• ---l!Sted abovt Oii ~m 31 199• 1ecured thereby, heielo-CUSTOM ENGINEERED Publlahtd Newport Be~h-1994. FU• .... Fl12415 rel !iai.. or common law (Set Calton.. • pllf ,.,.., rwcorded " ThlS Slatlmtnl was f ~a Yf\lfl
lore uecuted and deli\/-PLASTICS, 17532 Gtlftin Cosla Mata Dally Ptlot M398 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS uon 14400 ti seq Sllsnm tlOOll ~ pages 32 33 n:t 3" ol 1t1e County Cl,rtt ol Orang
tred 10 the undersigned a Lane. Unit 5, Hunllnglon Jurwi 27, July 4, 11, 18, PUBLIC NOTIC! NAMESTATEMENT a Pro1esstOOSCOCle) ,,...,..trll/f1' ;r.dfaol Counl'(onJu'V5 199-t Mitten Otdarallon of o.. Beach. C.\112047 1994. Tiit tottovw1ng person(s) irslFlltng lheccuilyreconw Slldcnny NOllCE·Tti~ FcttJOvs Narnt
l•ull end Demand for Sale, Christopher H. THd, M395 FlcUtJoue 1$/att dOlllV businm as FOUN· MORMNI J HOFFMAN EJQ The W8llC .oo'llS'S n:I ollW Slatement exp res lrve Y
and written nollce of d• 28542 San Torlnl Rd., CA awslnMs Nein. l'AIN C~INESE RESTAURANT 16133 VtnllJra BIVO 'Pll·A OCfllll'O'I ~ 'W1Y ol h lrOI'\ Ult Galt •I Illas tned in !tit
laull and of election to 92692 PUBLIC NOTICE .... t 10585 SLATER A\IF. sre' EnClllo CA 91430 ,.. Jlllll*1Y deeaad lbM "Otllel ol lh• County Cl«k .Ao flt :r:.i~h·pr~-:~1.~ :.r:-: t.t. ~~ A~ Flct1'10u9 The touowlng ~IOnl ars 8A&B6. FOU~TAI~ VALLEY. N•~ort 86acll-Costa Mm ~oo'Sri:.::. i.~ =~s11:i11:~s~d N:,~:~~
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b ,._., h '' "" • • doing buslneu u : 92708,(71 4)962·1700 OaAyPilo1 , ~o~~~llld l ~~~ h~neHh~ TH~~~~~m G~G~ U~ ~~~QJ~li.i8H~l ~The~~~~-~·~~~~T~~~~~~.T~N~~~g ~~~~clS=~:~:m:~~~=~~=~==----~~~--~ afler tile undertl~n•d Eric W. Benion, 26444 vi. St•t•m•t SION co 3418 vi. Udo 55-4.43.5043 10190 WARNER•---------;:: f:~~·!ro1 er.:.:n ~o a:; :m~· MIMlon vt.Jo. CA d:r t=~ ~ are ~port SUcf\, CA 92963 • AVE . 18, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, PUBLIC NOTICE
RecoiOtd Match 23, 1994 Thlt bualneH le con-a) °\HE ROBERTSON = lk.tnham, Umt u CA g~~ S T LEUNG SSN STATl•lfl Of WfTHORAWAL ~~~·11p::i ~;~.~~by:.~ patt· ~Eou~ESB)olH:A'IB~~ Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-558-•1·6144, 10190 WARNER FROIU'ARM...,OPERAT·
Rtcord1 In the office of the The reglatrant(t) com-1940 WNttlef, Colla M...: c1Tuc:lh ed by\~ ~( )d\J81 A\IF. . Ill, FOUNTAIN VALLEY. FlCTITIO= .=:ss NAME rec0<der of Orange CIM'tY; menc:td to lranuct bull--CA 92127 • reg • ran • com-CA 92708 • .,
Said Sate ot property wln neu uncMJ 1he Flctftlous Slerll Robenson 1940 menced to transact bull· Th11 busloess Is conducted Tilt 1ottowing person(sl
be made In "aa la" condl· BuslneH N1me(1) H11td Wf\lni: Costa Meaa CA neu8 1 underN 1he ( Fk:ttUo) .... t~ by husband and Wilt ~M lrwilt!Clrffl'I as genera hon wlthOUt covenanl °' 1boVe on: •1&-94 e2e21 ' us ness. •me• -.., SIGNED' GREG V C. LEUNG & partners om tile Paf'lne~l11
wanenty, e11preu °' I~ C~op. Teed This bualneea 11 con-aboll9 on: •11-94 OOAAS T L.EIJNG operating under !tie liCIJllOus
plied regarding till• pot· Thie s1a1emen1 WM fUtd ducted by: an kldivldual Frank 8umham Tiit 1901s1ran1 commell(l8d 10 busllltSS name CO~CRETt
aenk>n. or encumblanc:ft, wtlh the County Clttk of Tl\• regli tranita) com-Thi• Ila~ ~ltd tranSICt business undtt Ille Ire· DATING & RESTORATION lo
10 pay the remaining ptlncl· Orange County on June 11. rnenc:ec1 1o traNlci t>u9'-~..,!.'9 ....... ~'Y ,._ 2°1
1 11lloos buSlntst name Of names led 11 2629 W WOODLAND pal •um ot tht note(s) M-1994 n.ss und« the fle1lllo4.At ....,_._ ....,...,ty on_.... • llted a!>ow on SeplemDlt 25 OR ANAHEIM. CA92801
CUfed by said deed ol ...... , Busln•ll Name(•) Hai.d HMM 199t Tiie hctlllOUS buSllllSS 11.lm,
Trust. 1111111\ tntet .. t u In PUblithed ~ ~ abow on: 2• f yank B\Jmham ............ Th1; statement was w.o Wllh tlefred 10 aboYt was tiled on
tald nol• prOYided, ed· Coela .,. ... Deity Piiot St~~ P••-1t1t county ~ ol Orange 1993 1n lht County cl Orange
vancH, If "'1Y, undet th• June 21 JVty 4 H 11 Thls statement wee nled Published Newport a.ch-coun'r/onJune 14. tm inatFlll Ho F501157 e
terms of Mid Dffd of 1994 ' • ' ' with the County CMt1t o1 Coela M... Dally Piiot NOllCE·Thls FlcllllOUs Name ICHAEL NEAL SMITH
Tru1t, lees, charge• and • Ml ... ~County on June t7, June 27, J4J/fy 4, 1 f , 18, SlllllNlll IJJ)fts INt )NI'S Par!Nr 4828 Emb~s~
t xpentH oi th• Trust" '"' 11MM ,... from the d.lle It was llltd in II• La PJllN CA 90(i23
and of the trusts aeateci PUIUC NOTICI N111U ,.399 Office ot lht County Cllf1c A ne• SIGNED. MICHAEL H SMITH
by uld Deed of Trutt. Said PubtlsMd ~ IMcf\. f1ct\IOUI 9usintSI Nlmt State TI11a Businets IS conducted ~:,1111 be1 Ml,~:.1 3,00 Plolttleue coat• Me.. o.uv Piiot "'IUC llOTIC! ment must bt tltcl btlore ll•t !._ liln•led PoVt1et1 shtpra..a ...
""V"1 ' .,_.., ' .......... ..... llml lilt Nina ol 1111 llatlmtnl 111• flatlmtn WIS ,,. Wlwr pm. on lht tron1 •••Pl lo , ... •••nl June 27, J4Ay 4, 11, 11, Pletllleue does not ot lfllll aulllotta 119 COl#lty Cltfll ot Orangt
lhe entrance ot the Ofsng. The~ per.one.,. HIM. 8ualR1H-. lft 1111 ""' of a Flclloul ouniv~~.1994
CMc C»m•. 300 E. Cf\. dolnO bualneN •• M397 .......... llullntat """' lft *1llon of Ntwpof1 lltaetl·Co&ll Mffa "':'·:-~~the lnlllel K • w AfHTALt. 1n12 PUIUC llOTtCI ~ = ~.,. tllt rtaflll of~'* under FtO· CH251&« Jul II 11 ~011
publieetlon or ""' notice Whetmofe Lane. ~ A) LEISURE. M EDIA 11• -. or COIMIOll llW (S. lf'9 tolal amount of tN ....:. ~ ..... ~ ~ !!!412 ,.......... GROUP I ) lEISUAe cl ... !..~2.<!...·1c~i· 111-----,-U-1-Ll_C_N_O_T_l_C_E_ ~~•or 1he ~ _....., M. ,_,._, ..... .......... ...... ..-r., .;_. r---.... no-'""~ ...,., the llboll'9 WheCmOre &AM. liuntlno-It I nl ...,.__,,.. .,....., ..... _ "'" lrttflng MCured by ton Bead\, Calltomla tat"1 •••• !Nine. CA m 1s Newport llNctl eo.ca Mm Fla It ,.,.._, deScribed ~ or trust Robef1 A. I luMn I The fotlowlnO pet9onS .,. ..... w. """"· 1308 W. 0"1 Plol FtermOUa .......
and .. ll'!!!!ed-co•: 9: ~ t4llt llM ~ dolna0~~ ,.~Balboa llvd ., Newpc»l ~1$4l7S Jun2u1 .1u1ui ,.._1Tl"91tff ~· .... ..,.m 1' trWie Clillfofnl4t 1211• ~ "" _,.,_, ' Beec:t\. C.\ 12111 Tilt 1010tMO oettonlt ~'fi~~ that at 1he Thi•' business I• con-~CA=-fwat. ~ bu~:-~on-"'II.IC NOTICI 1111t• dOICIQ llllslllM . EART
time of .... tN °'**'9 = bf: 1 ..,,.., '*" Caren Crum Catneron. Tft• *•rant(•) com-flt It. ,.11411 TtCH t1Jo900 .::' ~11 : .. ~':!. t=·: The ~trant(a) C.. ~:.:apahOe, T_.. =-...._ ~ FtcnnM-11 2~1 ~~.:~~: •. ~~r1c1ency bid "*'*,":n... !Nlf .. ~= ::a., "=for~ =.-:: ~·> IMd TM~·~. *"oorhe :-;.1;r~;; Dete1 fr40.... ,_,'09\s) ..... CA... ii/Wt 11°'"9 bu11M11 • 1 w.1.,._,, ... ,, _ _..
0 a L Pl•A•O.IAL ab011e on: A&pll IO. 1111 TMt buetMM la ~ TRADE "'{()l(OHAMA StR££l'. ,~ .. l~ 8ucil, Cltlornll• 90802
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HOW ro llND A C
• 1002-1625.
Houses/Condo ................ 1002-1094
Mobile Homes ......................... 1100
Acreage ................................... J 125
••
2750-2790
Apartments/Commercial ......... 2750
Business Property .................... 2767
Business Office Remals .......... 2769
Schools/Instruction ................. 3012
TraveL ..................................... 3014
Memberships ........................... 3018
Personals ........................• 5
Building & Contract.. .............. 11 50
Beach Property ........................ 11 75 •
Commerc ial Property .............. ?-778
Duplexes/Units ........................ 2786
sw-nn
Service Directory ........... 3406-3939
Cemetary Lots ......................... 1225
Houses To Be Moved .............. 1325
'Lots For Sale ........................... 1400
Out-Of-County ........................ 1525
Out-Of-State ............................ 1558
Ranches/Fanns ........................ 1575
Resort Properties ..................... 1580
Time Shares ............................. 1590
Industrial ................................. 2788
Income Property ............. : ........ 2790 &II
~ 290e-2t11
Cl
SSJ0.5540
Employment ............................ 5530
Employment Wanted ............... 5535
Domestic ................................. 5540
Real Estate Exchange .............. 1600
Rea1 Estate w anted .......... m
2102·21M
Antiques .................................. 6010
Appliances ............................... 6011
Houses/Condo ................ 2102-2194 Auc tions.: ................................ 6012
Apartments ..................... 2602-2694 Fumiture .................................. 6014
Duplexes ....................... , ......... 2704 Misc. Merchandise .................. 6015
Rooms ..................................... 2706 Cameras ................................... 6016
Hotels/Motels .......................... 27 18 Collectibles ............................. 6017
Vacation Rentals ...................... 2722 Computers ............................... 6018
Roommates Wanted ................ 2724 Announcement .................. :····2920 Free Merchandise .................... ~
Rentals Wanted ....................... 2726 Theater/Casting ....................... 292 J Jewelry/Furs/ Art ..................... 6025
Garages For Rent .................... 2740 \ . 'Income Tax .............................. 2922 Building Materials .................. 6030
Storage ....... : ............................ 2742 Lost & Found .......................... 2925 Mac hinery ............................... 6045
Misc. Rentals ........................... 2744 Health & Fitness ..................... 3000 Office Fumiture/Equipment .... 6047
Pets/Animals ........... , ................ 6049
Musical Instruments ................ 6055
Pianos/Organs .......................... 605~
Bicycles ................................... 6060
Sporting Goods ........................ 6065
Tickets ...................................... 6075
TV/Stereo/Electronics ............. 6080
• 610W.190
Garage Sales .................. 6102-6190
~'AIRAU·
7011-9090
Boat_s .............................. 7011 -7018
Marine Service ........................ 7020
Marine Slips/Docks ................. 7022
Airplanes ................................. 80 I 0
CampPrs{frailers ..................... 8014
Scooters ................................... 8018
Automobiles ... : ............... 9010-9090
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330 West B~y Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Comer of Newpon Blvd & Bay St.
CLASSIFIED
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HOUSES/ BEACH HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
CORONA
2169 DEL MAR
NEWPORT
2622 BEACH
RENTALS TO
2669 SHU!
BUSINESS &
2724 FINANCE ANNOUNCEMENTS HAPPY ADS 2110 HAPPY ADS 2110
CONDOS
FOR RENT Fully fumlahed & highly 128 40th St·Y•erty LRQ ~•r Le9une
upgraded 1BR·1 BA w/ Avl Sept 2Br·patlo w/ Hiii• Townhome. BUSINESS LOST• BEACH frplc, towela, linens, patio furn frig, d/W, You get master bdrm OPPORTUNITY FOUND 2925
RENTALS china, TV, etereo. new crpVpnt W/D fully w/bath, garage apace. 2904 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wshr/dryr, frig/freezer, lum $1100 mo, unfum CloM to beach, can--BALBOA 1BR. Oenft . $925 wk etc, etc S1550 mo. Agt SHSmo 61e.3e2-4937 yon, fwy•. S475/moliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S REWARD$ ISIAND 2106 2BR Oenft S1750 mo 87•231 t Jim or J~ Btulngs or plue ~ utllltlH. Call 900 Numt>.~I S$S Bleck & white Persian
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2SR Cottage $650 wk IV meg/Wlll return call. 714-587·1n9. HI Profits/Lo Start upl Cat, name "Chip·
Ch .. rmlng 3eR+ofc w/ 2BR . Penln . $925 wk COST'• .. 'l!ra 2624 •t•R S829• Top SS programs avl munk." l ast uen
-3BR Penln $1000 wk A~ 2•R 2BA S7291Up N• Prof non/•mkr. lrg nowl 1·800-865-1000 June 27th In Cameo ~~~"~,r.;c; vw, 1 door to So. Bay· 2BR +Den . $1350 mo A8~ 611out Our br/pvt ba, tennis & ShorH area of Co· All11ll..-lllftftlM119 lnt~1s ~~t$:S~~0.~2~ar· 4BR Udo ··· $3000 mo 1 BR Mobil• home. Speclalll Frig d/W pool, w/d , gar parkng. LOCAL RT••24 loca; rona def Mar. PIHH
.....,,,..1a.-,.e1111111cftd· • From $490. Quiet & Incl IOx30 po0i No S49S+dep. 722•7144 tlons•Buy All Or help me find him. Call
1t-1. If 1MI '"'--•i ..._. .,.__ 1"""'1 N~pcrt t. N f . N Part•Posslble S3K Kl b .,.,..137 .. Ital.--....... Ad 11 """ITT 2 nm .-..ure. •• •~ P• s. O eee. O NB-Shr 28R·2BA condo Wklue80().599-e769 ~;;.;' ;.::Y.:..· ~;..;.;.....;..;.;..;:•;.;.·--I
..._._.....USitUltpl CORONA .,--.==-•-Blvd. 648-8373 lease 541148a9 Ocn/hrbr view, H C -~•-....;...;.. ___ _
II lftlftlM 'Wy ,, ... ,,.., .. DEL MAR 2122 1BR upstairs, VERY ••ok .. V view 28r prkg, lndry, frplc, bal· PAYPHON•8·LOCAL RENT llmlllll111 """"11111111111 673-1900 c~ean & quiet, lg pool, 2Ba. gar $1300. h•t· cony, poot, Jae, Huna ROUT• $1200/Wk
Nie• •• IKt. ctl«. lllielon. Exec View Hm patio fp, Beacon Bev 28r 1 Ba beautiful landscape, bluff 2Br 2Ba, frplc, $550 mo 91J0.5a7e pctenttal MUST SELL through classified 111.u.•iu,,1111111111~110' walk to beach 2~ 2ba houae. private comm nr fwys/ahopptng, gar $1050. 721·1160 1-800.788-3351 ex 201 __ ......;;. _____ ,
.......... 11.••ll••lilllll 2710 ••v•lde dbl stepe t o beac h . lndry tac. low dep. N•WPORT H•IGHTS
2726
2740
.._...,._.,,...,._t.llml· gar/ prkg 720.9047 $1250/mo. 673-5742 No pai., pleaae S550 Larv-2er 1ea, gar, RENTALS
llt6M • ~.. mo. 848-0392 trptc, etc. No pets. WANTED
ft.Lo I ~II not iLUFFS •EAUTY 2BR 1•• con•a1 ... ""'/ 1"""-n ...:;;.,.:::::IMftlse· COSTA MESA 2124 completely remodeled • -" ....,., mo. ...,..._, l••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
.... ,.,.11 ,1t111.-ic111,111 3br 3ba. Avr 8/1 :~:S ~:.d.;2ur.:· ••••••-Chicago artl•t·Mate
,....._"Ute I• Our 11141111 Chermlnt1 Cotta9e $2300 mo. 644-8783 •eek• re a Iden c •/
.. ,...., tllllnM• 1-.t '" Large yard. s125Jmo. Bluff• Beat Dean Ar8~'~!s:!,~t.:,oP: ~NT~OUS ~:!':ks:f~~mkg/ ••W111 Mwlrtlad 111 1111r 2Br, atove & frig. 2188 Remodeled 3Bd· patio. $575. Harbor auo nMJ
• ,,.,. .. WlilMlt ti• Maple#K. 831-3378 2'hBa condo w/gar. VIII•• 546-9081 -------·--------..... ,,, • ...,NllL llc.m-CoQ Con ... Decor Frptc, patio, w /d, E'stde 28r tBa-gar wd GARAGES
• .,..,kt' 11111.callHUO Huny wtll rent taat s1100 mo. 644-7266 hkups newty remoct V'•""•noN POI am.-.
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.. 1?'1dlllfll11,0Caru,1111t 3br 2 5ba-dbl gar-pool Cherrv L•k• er•• seoo 5875 w d amu.ALS 2722 ul HUD 11421.JSOG. wdllr~·fp-w/d·pet ok. 3BR + den, 2.6BA, water pd. 443-1037 .u;on &
ONLY $1150 850-7151 trml dining, ffP fam· E'SID• llaok 8ev --------
lly, lndry rm. cut-d• Lg 18R w/patlo, $845 Del Mar Colony on Ute GENE••T 1002 •'aide 1BR 18A hH. UC $2000 842·9797 mo. 329 University eand bch hH w/best ~ Want quiet person. of lngl Avt
1100 alngle garage
atora~ only In COM
708 Avocado
175-8&34 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Carport w/alley ac-#0. No pet• 142·21ll evetyth rac-
cHa. Utlt Incl ssoo. H1rbor Rldg..Oattd E'SIDE UCK UY Ing ••uon M0.5324 ACCESS
FORECLOSED
GOVERNMENT
HOMES
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HUD,
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U sllngs fOf' your area.
FINANCING available
1 ·800.573-4433 Ex1. R1605
TRW req. Call Robert 3Bd, view, remodeled. PEPPERWOODS Newport •eeohl••·----·
Miiiiken 780·8000 N/emkre. No P•t• 18R, w/d hkupe, yard, eoeentront 3Br 2Ba COMMERCIAL
Remax Rltr• $3750 mo 64o.5324 S595 no pet 831·7113 near Npt Beach pier.
TRANGLE SO 38d, Lido lale/Penlnaul• Eastslde 2BR 18a, spa-WMkJy. 714-434-1424 REAL ESTATE
frplc, patio, com-Bayfront & Interior cloue, quiet down--------
munlty pool $1100 homffl L9eM or ealel •talr9. No peta. 1750 RENTALS TO
AGENT 831·1400 lllCINndr,.......... Mov.-tnll 831-8427
UTILS PDll Eutald• Catt e7s-etet FABULOUS ESIDE SllAlll 2724 BUSIMISS oma
3BR, garage, patio + Lovely Portoflno In HV 2BR·2 Wka FREEi ULllOA ISL CIMn POI UNT 2769
yd. 11200 Jeckle 011-Hme, 48R 3BA, nicety $650/Mo 722-eo53 zs+ n/e .,.;. t>rtghilil•-----11
Ile, Rltr 831-8011 upgraded. Avt 1/1. Home sw-• Homel 2Br 1ea. $500/mo lnc:f llllWPOllT •UCH DANA POINT 1026 "EASTSID•" 2BR/ 12975 Agt l40-5Cl&4 1BR Apta, epactoue. utll a w/d.17~1 USC SUITES ~1!'\~~/yar~~t p:: Npt Ht• 2Br 18a hM, ::::eh lat:!;p= Cdll Prof norHmkr ehr ~.::. =:so frM
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SELL OR TRADE OK. W/O hkup, car· 424 WHtmlnater. Oar, Call for your new ect-lg 28r 2Be tnhm. Den,"" • ta+ UNITS pert saoo mo + S250 yard, trplc, new In/out. d,... (714) 142·5858 gar, w/d. Avell 1/15.1 _______ _
5 Block• to Marina. dep. 548-0442 Cutet 11200.142·2550 N t H ht • ., S575+utA. 975-1175 COUU.ICJ.IL
Well malnVmanaged. pea. 9 • .,.. CDM ettare 2Br 1 a. lalaQ_.
Prof Mgmt av!. S1 .8M Yr IM-3Bd, 29a. gar, ht 2 Water, gardener, hM OCMn akSe PCH. PIOPlltTY 2778
Agt 714-Sff.3737 HUNTINGTON cell•, 3 doora to aand, garage Incl. 11000/ Herdwd ftr9 frplc yd ......... .
• r m•CH 2140 $1450 Av! nowt Agt mo. 545-5353 1575 Jeff 175-6217 ... --------1 B..,. 857·39945 or 173-3777 Nr Triangle Square, ' PRESTIGE UDO NEWPORT aoo2 NEPTUN• •ngl lvl 1 BR, Y•d. pet ~ILOT CLASSll'l•D ' STOREFRONT
Ba•ce 1069 t ••k to hh 2br 1ba OKI Avt nowt S495 mo n a th9 r"ource-~ New offlce/retalt 2,000
..,.. yard, 1 car gar, wd + dep H7·•••• can count on to ._ • et. Below mkt Sek
hkup, no doge. 214 WESTIONSnl 2192 •Sml 28r conage 1750/ myriad of merchan-NET. XlnC Traff & Prtcg. Lowett Priced 2.Stu 9th St. 1190 847.,.711 mo+Util. e• -tBr ..... dlM ttem., beceuae PRU NEWPT 17:.-1900
•1 .... -· our cotumne compel1--------1 11Port ltrffta" Seec:Nff 38r/den/2.5ba 38d·2Ba hH, clean, Sl25/mo + utll. 71 4-quallfled buyer• to 1"'81 bUaineM rent.al/
48r·2.5Ba, lovely pvt gtd comm, •hutters quiet, 2 car gar, nr 14&-2611 or 723-0433 calll plfvate omc... From
yard, mov•ln condl Yfd 12200 l0% off w/1 college. Grndr/poor Ma ... 78 $200 w/p':te= CM
840oeM4 Agt Yf IM 374-0745 eve 11225. 892-o511 HUNTINGTON -•~_t1on_._1 ___ _
-------NIWPOIT BEACH 2640 ------------:g:g 1100 lllACB 2111 APARTMBHTS .... , ~~ ~='55mmn
• ... -.•o•.•,L•• iiHlll!!OM~.1 Beach Area 111'.o•R•RE-NT--• 1_._ s 2904 2104 • Obl-wld• pvt bch/park
fncd yd, remod "500. Winter er YllW S _~I
e31_.s10 or e3M210 'umlUnfumlehed ~ ~ Work at Rome 1-4BA Ind Walerfront BAI.BOA ,,.. ...
CEMETUY LOT/ Vlsesolla'°R'e"ntaoo moll. PIJIDfSUL& 2607 wa1" to l»Meh. 41 for Over I H
211R-2BA. ctMn 1 ear U.S. Co•paales aYPT 1225 . 97•-.. 112 .. 1 .. ,., ... ,.,.... ..-~ .. ~teoo1 .,-. ... .--.. -Av1 Earn 1200-1600 or more per wk,
Dbl grev9, ~view, ~_._-.=-, ·v·:..-= ~ ---•7•-73•1111 ··
Nwpt Bch. Endo•·•--------~ cat9 *'· $1 IOO. Cal 8"erfV 544 414158
..-"""' -·r -·r -u r vu-working at home. EZ work, 100+ U.S. .,,..,mo. lto.G1-«I04
On .... _ --? rompaniea 1upply you with 1na1erial.
ShOppll ig for • new
ep811merit'P duelfted
1•11 you comp•r• coete • wtlhcMA ,,.....
or wonyl
.... ........ ilW '8m0d1l1d lludto,..._ __ _._____ and t .. )' to foOow in1trurtion1. Get
S ._. '° a. bey/bohee. On the move? ell your extra Kit. :li..eow.. aut.t. paid for completed work. Star1 at
h°h:-,,,t:>ld N/pa · l7M7H ~~t:~::a y•111r uwn par~. PT/ f'T. Stnd 11 and
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. the Newport Beach
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Huntington Beach
Fountain Volley
Independent to
reach over 100 ,000
homes . Fox us this
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cord # or mail it in
with a check todayl
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!KPtOYMUT5 30 •PVllll1'VU--iiiiii•'O•lml4 TIUSPOITATION AUTOllOBD 1 5
liiii•iiiilil•iiiiliiim I AEDECORA TINO SALE Bat & 8'oolS, COl.Kh ... or .. ta....,...,Joll
Just d1&1lng phone
Earn S5·SlSlhr. No
~ur:·.,~.~~7 tt _IO_A_T_S ____ 7_0_1_1 CADlllAC 9040
SHIQh-5ciet'thfw;ally
adllanoed
63 Gather togelh«>r 65 R10t>11 s cousin
66 "lone 1Unge1·
ANSWERS' TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Millng Mon-Fri km----------1 1 l :30am, CM ., ... MElCBANDlSE CMAP..ACTEA aOAT
cau Todd, 708·2365. -He. 6015 s~ .. pstake• ~·""ing
7~ s.,,. le. pale y.eow
pa.nt wwhl 111\t to.de<!,
D1111e1 Gre.alfl
673-7677 or 973-7948 9Pul on IOe
14 Vef'V9
1 S Green-sh·blue
16 Pf«>Of110n
17 Nol wear out
18 Eartfl movers
20 Poet tc.hllyyam
21 Affled 22~WOl'i<s 23 -Peace Pnze
25 Sllinged
instruments
27 -yeai
29 C&O nnd 830
30 He I 10Ststant
mineral
34 H11ionc period 36 One ove1 par
38fatnter
39 Ven.ce tu1
41 Voong actress
43 Film award
44Gar par1
46 Funcl•on
47 Vein ot coal
48 Puckly
seedcase
•9 Spoders
c1eatl0f'ls
51 Gotlb\ed up
53 Goes ou1 with
star Clayton -
67 P~e1 'lako
68 SICllcan VOicano 69 Fix firmly
70 Plavthlllgs
71 Rolilop •
DOWN
1 Cmnonal
2 San Antonio •
lou11sl &1te 3~nlttm
4 Main cour<1e
S81l1s
6 Samei 7 CMltt;Jlj('ltl 8~1t«>11n
"2001'
9 Fa1me1s
pioduce
10M.s1
11 Roman 1oa<J
12 Ila~~" money . unit
IJ Oefc~;il
19 Def'1 mothPr!> 24 Wo1
26Roman••c
Jppom1ment
280em 01 Rrp
30 Spoil
J I Give an
c•amp~ot
32 Fa11 g•ades
JJ Johnson ot
laugh· In
3-1 Sl'>llies JS Fr,1{lfant 1ro ..... e1
"37 R:it•QC
38Pt·HM
40 Ban<>1
42Pull
t S l\•khen 11e1b «18 8.1s<'l,a ·Cl
Rulh
W hat ac\lon do )OU t•.ke"
A .-Partner's spade rebid \1 not ~iti:flparticularly encouraging, but vou
o;;+;-.-..--.i..-4iha"• a h.tter-then·mmimum hand
........ _._ ....... __,1n ch in quick tncks Since partner's
•ill
50 SllO...,C'rC'd
perhdpS
51 f.41scalcu1a•eo
5.l -Bumopo
SJ Oese•~P
55 >.\.Jll((' .l
st3temt'.'nl
5i:I H19hes1 l)01nl
57 Lo\Jd souna
58ShlC~1lP
~e•son 59 Fa I)' lillc g an1
fJ I FIO"'C'' •1$11N "
f, 1 P1s1ot c,1aoq
aucuon proms~ a six-card !!Utt
your doubleton 1ack is adtquate
support. so we suggest a raise 10
three spades.
Q.2-As South \-Ulnerable \"OU
hold
+R76_.2 Q7 A 1063 +AJ
Tlir l1ulil111j! lin-i II" "·r1<cl1<cl·
~orth t:wn South W~t
Pass Pass ?
\\'hat act mn do \'nu t•ke'
A .-\\'e have no nbJttlions lo liitht
opemnj? bids in third seat. but here
your queen of hearts is of doubtful
\ alue and vour suit is m1 erable.
Pa"o; -
Q .3-Netther \•ulnerable. a" South
\llU hold·
•K 62 KQJ853 +KQ74
Panner open" the b1dd1~ v. nh 1v.n
111' trump \\na1 do vuu Tt'"P"nd'
A .-\\'here rnu helont! dtpt-nd.,
entirely on how manv ar ec; partner
holds H he has four. we would 1 n
e'en no trump. 1{ onh three."" no
trump th.ere'!' no v..a~ pannt r r an
ha\ l' t v. •l fast loi.tr<> in hearts The
"a~ to a'lk is via I he Gerber ron\t>n·
tw n. Jump to four clubs
Q .-l-811th n Jlnerahle, a ~outh
\llU h old
•6 KQ876 AQ103 +Q62
d ~ Bay Boat w rmoonng Tht' b1dd1n1 ha pr~edf LOOKING FOA avt. 12000 975-6t61
South West North East EM p L 0 v M ENT 1
l J • P... Pass Drane·• swimwear Is ! ln1Sf"1ed in key holdef
What action do you takt" & cashier pos111ons at
A Th. d d our Balboa Island .-. is epen s on your mtth-location Lisa 673~100 ods If \OU pla\ ne11ath·t' d•1uble-s.1 ________ _
then \'OU ha'e tu reopen 9il\h 1 dou North Laguna salon
bit lf not, there's no ru~n v.h\ needs ••P'd •~tat
}OU should take an~ action You w/htgh-end cllentele.
h b d Rental station or avt a minimum opening 1 and comm. 714-497~0.
the oppontnts own lht' master su1t.t,,,.-_,.~-----so an~ action h} you will give the Real Esute
opponents two bites al the cht'rl"\ r--------"\ol MALISTATIULll
Susy Wllk-i\ loclllcn.
comp *'· fot lnlln1lw
call Ron TIYIOJ. d Q.5-Bot.h \.'ulnerable. as South
\'OU hold:
.JS J-95 Al06 +AJ1076
ThP b1ddin1t has proceeded'
North East South West
1 • Pass 2 + Pus
2 • Pass 2 NT Pus
ThlPnl•• ... ... .,.,.
673-7300
3 Pass ? RESTAURANT
AQUARIUM IO QAI. CLASSIC DUFFY 18'
w /pedestal, great For summer tse at CB.RYSL.£R
eond, some parte but S3000 mo Incl maint liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9050
not all S100 964-4267 >Ot condl 67s-6l6t '64 NEW YORKl!R
DONATE Cl•••lc Duffy 20' Push button \rans,
Xl nt cond. rebuilt pwr seats & v .. noo ..... s
motor Lo hrs $6t00, A tr1.1e classic S1500 Cats. Trucks, Boats,
A\fS, Furniture IRS 673-5605 c 64$-5198
taJt deduct ble, need ---------not run. FREE TOW· HOUSEBOAT •--------
ING Jewish Hentage Lake Powell m t hp . DATSUN 9060
for the Blind. Pattne<s sHk another liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1-800-2·DONATE par 1 n er . We I 1 '80 280ZJ( !>-spffO
(1-800-236-6283) equipped 55 n boat A. C po~er v.inao>Hs
Ael11gera1or s 175 714-846-1571 AM FM stereo StOOO
ObO CAii 644-4340 Washer/Dryer $130 ---------
ea. 64&-5848 POWER BOATS •-------
Tr•• Ro••• $5 C1ws 7012 FORD 9075
or ff u 11 trees w I ru1 I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s 1 o; On Palms .a..& ·st o iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
OaJ plants S 1: shaoe, 28 Century Fl~bttdge
pine, fluit 15 gal S20. cabin cruiser, lwn \18s,
herbs 135 kinda. $1 '. 1<ln1 cond $24.000..
lllac $10 909-674·9422 l1i.n1 Hrbr. 846-2732
59 T-Bird , cl••• e-·
lrophy w nner. 671(
011g "" reo w "'ht 1r.1. greal cond 673-7677
\\.hat do n 1u hui no"., NHds full staff• bar·
A .-Sh" ul4n\ !rum thrt't' "" lender, cocktails, wail· ------------------HONDA
t rn11111 l'art rwr 1<-ir.hu" mn n rn1111 persons, cooks. Flex FREE TO YOU 6022 SAIL BOATS 7014 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9085
" hrs Top pay Poulble mum hand with six spades and four relocate. Manager· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '88 P r elude 2 .05 w
hearts. S<l lhe nnly quesuon is Mar k 3 1 0 ·2 8 8· FREEltlllll 1978 Ericson 27. xlnt sun1oot Xlnt eond. 1·
whether vou . hould bid three 3587 Adorable ·domestic kit· cond, lo hrs on iebuitt onr .... ry re1.abl• sat<.
, pades or four \\1th t"'o.aces and a *Secretary Pff• tlH'ls. First drstemper engine $5000. Eid 500 "'1 S7500 434·9l 88
filler fnr each of partner " 'lu1ts. we Small friendly NB 1188 ~:c1~~J!~:~~,1-1~~~~ 581~95 Msg 91 Accoro SE·nnr 11\l.
wnuld opt for four spades. office. You'll be mu111 Mesa Ani·mal Hospital CLASSIC RHODES 33 AT, CC AC PW. ABS car plln & 01111m w
Q.6 -As South. \·ulnerahlt>.
hold
skilled with a sales Muat Sell lmmed! '"'c recoros s13.000 ~ou persondl11y Common Aesto1ed. EJClras. With 833•2741 Patty
sense a must. Hrs OFFICE shp S6000 1st reason.
•QJ73 Jl0865 954 .A flex. Resumes· PO. F'rDll.nTTrnr •· able oH.,. 67S·29i7 1---------
Box 1246 NB 92663 V£Uu~v&UO UI --------MERCEDES 9130 Tht> b1ddin1? ho proceedt>d
East South West North
3 Pass 5 Dbl
Pas '!
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES . 5533 \\"hat acuon du \nu take"
A.-West\ 1ump to game 1s pre-
empuve and partner must have a .
H ry j?Ood hand to eel al such a t11gh
leq•I ~mce partner is almost cer-
tainly vn1d in diamonds. v.e think
~lam should. al "orst. be on a fi -ne~ e In "h1ch suit" Cue bid six
·-··-· Please be aware tha.t
the listings Jn th•• c;al· egory may require you
to call a 900 number
In which there It a
ch11ge per minute.
EQUIPMENT 6047 .. LIDO 14
Xlnl cond111on
$700 firm. 722-0456 COMPLETE OFFICE PHONE SYSTEM .,..L.,.,I0,...0.,,--,-4-,,-4-~--2---8-v.-1t-h
16 Erickson phones. trailer, x lnl cono
delu.11e·fully featured Cover lotting a11ngs
a9me 12 hne & some etc s l 185. 673·8327
36 hne, also Hearing
aJO compatable. ---------
Requires CPU S4SO MARINE SLIPS o~~s;t~F~6;~~~iE DOCKS 7022
71 4!10 St..C Ora)· reo
ml Xtnt cooo Oo\-nr
kepi perlect n.i t4'es
a I sen. ce •eeoros
58700 days 640-5C32
or 640-1029 e•es
92 400E-De•peretet
Fut 'I toaoeo-1mma:
conb-... nt-sr•c reccr:>s
a\I 443-9194 .iesse
diamonds and let partner ch<)()se. _P_E_T_S-._------30-50' Boat Slips avl tor MERCURY 9135 •---------------------------·!••••••••• gi rent 1n Udo Mruina v.1-,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ANIMALS 6049 lag• $10 ft, ulls pd 1• ~+---+-...~-t MERCHANDISC c R 7 8 "86 Co on)! Pao. Wagon l••••••••···------------------i ,.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil all andy 6 > 170 1oacseo1 9 Pass, beige
=--t---t----t--t EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT AD E 40 FT mooring 11.e ... port be.ge "" ~ood gra n EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 OPT-A·P T Bay In from ol Amen· 6-:"3·7677 Of 673-7g.;6 Every Sat & Sun at can Legion $12,500 1--------.-F(f We,.houae. En, 6010 GENERAL OFFICE ANTIQUES
Wholeaale shoe co. In liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Costa Meu looking
PETSMART, Fountai n or trade 5.ie-a95.; 1---------
Valtoy. Puppies, f<.,t. --------NISSAN 9150
LOST•
FOUND ILOST &
2925 FOUND 2925 PERSONALS
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii(
S REWARD$ FOUND · CAT
EMPLOYMENT
5530
•MODEL SEARCH•
M•l•lf•m, no •KP ,..q. Emery Holll•
Agenc~, 757·1080.
Bob-Tall Drivers
ergetlc perso,,, good
driving record. Exp
pref. $7/hr. Call Dan
714-72.2-0811 ext. 249.
Whether you're buying
or ••llmg, Ct&Hifled
covers all your needs!
tens and more. all 45' Mooring liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
for Full·Tlme. Self· •BUYING ITEMS• loor.mg tor loving. car· G1eat Penms1.11a
Ing homes. CALL 241· location St5t<. •tartar, typing. IBM
data entry, llllng,
phones, Me-4583
From 1800.1960 1 pc 0317 for·more Info. 723·5883
jewelry to entire house .,.,..--,....--.,,..----1---------eontent5. Immediate Lheao Apso Puppl•• BOAT SUP
cash, top s. 673--6223 A.KC, champ t.nes, M In BaJt:>oa Coves
F. 1st sllols paper Water & elec po
trained 645-8554 950·&794
EMPLOYMENT EMPLO,,,,.•'IC!NT APPLIANCES 6011 Save at>useo ane1 E.Jlcellent toe m Ferry
IT'S PLAYTfMEI
TAKE OFF YOu R T·
TOPS & CRUISE TO
THE 8EACH This N1S·
un 300Z:X has a t 1he
1oys, p .us r ad•r,
phorie & hands·lrH
spea,..er S.:~-4159
For while Himalayan
long.haired CAT lost
July 4th, area of Bel·
court Hiiis. Newport
Beach. Please call
Orange & white neu-PERSONALS 3002 tered male. approx 1
yr 010. Nice d1sposl· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
. . 'nuo abandoned pels. Be a 40' • . on·snore baUl ---------
Need Clas; B (w/a"Jr 5530 5530 volunteer foster Call factlnl •H Pvt pario.ing VOLVO 9230
brake endorsement) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Aefrlg 35" Almond siele 714--859-2704 •~I 723·5835 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1100. healthy & at-HOT & WILD!
fec:;llonate. Found Sat. 1-800-860-0969
or Class A d11vers tor by side $400 & other _y ________ ,.._,..LJ_V __ E,...AB.,-0,,,_AR.....,.D-l-N-N-B"""I-Qt' 940 T1..rt:>.o :\anon
growing transportallon kllchen ba1 appllancaa •how lab male puppy S ..
714·760-8667. Jury 2nd, South Shore Toll Free Call .
Yacht Club, N9Wport ---------Sec ~ L ()ffl e mos old $150 obo lip 10 SO n In safe Wh1,1:1e "• 11nr 3rd department to ha~dle re ary; QW '"8 673·36H s. • ..,, "' 548 8602 protected murina All seat·atr t:>ag 16 a•lloy deliveries 1hroughout I · tac•l.ties $14 II 631-8480 whls na ... 1ess 28K m1
$100100 Beach near Minney'• Uve Girls-Call Now
Yacht Surplus. Call 9()0.263-9000 X 8286 A EWA A 0 642·5356. 53.99mtn,tmust be 18
LA, VEN. OC, and SB ~ 1t.-ing, ~'*-a.--' Sl9,900 766-6993 Counties n::nn.,,,111 ,,,.,,1 """"''~'...., """""' FURNITURE 6014 PIANOS & Nev.port SI p or 11de-1>e wan11d tor 26 sa.1·1---------
G 0 L 0 BA AC l ET FOUND BIRD Procall 602·954·7420 ParM1me, 2o.30 hours
W 11 h SI x Green INSPIRATION POINT Uve PSYCHICS 1 on l per week. $8.00/Hr. CORONA OEL MAR 90().82S-9000 )( 2502 Mos\ dellverl•• are Ch~~~hase S\ones, CA.LL AND DESCRIBE $3 99 mJn Must be 18 PM, oome AM.
3/4 Wide. Lost Sun-( 7 1 4 ) 9 6 9 _. 3 s 0 Procau 602·954-7420
-day between 2 and LOST gray a. whilet---------A.f~y~n r.;s~~:
6:00 pm, In Newport long hair CAT with SCHOOLS & Costa Mesa.
Beach, In the vicinity green eyes, Tustin INSTRUCTION 3012 of Via Udo Oporto Ranch area. Pleas• No phone calls,
Boardwalk. and poS· call 714-838-0801. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii please.
slblly In the via Udo BE A PARALEGAL •-c-.-.-h-1 .-,-,c-o-,-,-.-.
VIiiage, deckslde Good jobs Accred. Ally. In-Counter PT 3-7pm.
walkway. Please call structed, Home Study 250 Ogle St
631•6000 Room 112. rrlloble services FREE INFO 800-66~2555 Costa MeH
lnttrestloc thlnas Th• Piiot The Piiot The Piiot
Claaalfled
The. moal comprehen-
sive and cuirenl dlrec·
tory of goods and aer·
vices around!
BUSINESS
OPPOITUNimS 3487
Jewelry Rep-PT home/
ofc shows. E·Z 1800.
S2500 mo. Ground nr
opp. If'• funl 723-4446 ••
" ............ CPR certified.great
home environment.
C .. H!y!!y~1114
To ~ .,, lld In
TM Phi *""'"· c..•4 .... 78.
to buy Claaalfl•d Cla .. lfted
Th• most comprehen-The most comprehen.
slve and current dtrec-slWe and current d lree·
tory ol goods ano ser· tory of good• and s•r· It'~ all there
every day
in Classified
Loe.el Uc IOVt ap
Small Job•, bfQ Job• Quick reeponae. Free lat. 960-1042
vices a1oundl vices around!
processlng and telephone iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ORGANS 6059 boat s1-sa tt Lv Msg VOLKSWAGEN 9235
Ethan Allen 101mal hv· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 581-0595 ~' 500
OnsW'erlng for fhree /awyetS. Ing room $890. Vlcto-Ant l q u • ,_la~ er --S-l-ip-to-4-S'--'09 vw BUG ~9d
Salarv nRnnflat:>le. Office hours rlan sofa love seat Pleno, $200. Must Best view foe in Nv.pt s1.1nroot recent re1:>u111
• T • ·-~ 5g25· Cherry Queen Hll 642·5459 eng i ne $1 200 QbO 1'nn• dining room set---------• Harbor 723·1470 are 8:00 O.m. fo 5:00 p .m. (one w /buftet & chin a CHICKERING 42" 675-466 ..
$2150. Leather cien upright piano, like 91 Convertab e Rabo11· hour lunch, f(otn noon lo 1:00 .. , S1SOO. u,,uud new $11 00. 673·3617 MOTORCYCLES s spd, AM FM C&$S
box spring & m11t1ess ---------•SCOOTERS 8018 sler•o tpul•Out) S3300. p.m .) Monday ftvu Friday. Fax s2gg_ 714 89!>-6046 SPORTING s~s.a2z9
tesume lo (714• 721-9700 or Hunte< green couch & GOODS 6065 84 SHADOW n .. dsl-------1 love seat, xlnt cond, approx: $250 In minor \'hen )OU 'l'!r1te moll tesurne to Law Offices of S200/obo. 04$-2854 repairs, value It lr)led a Ctass1f1ed ad,
• Nordic Treck Nordic $1500,leacrltlce $500
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, I Monday, Juty 11 , 1994
'' REAT IBRARY
I • ..
IS AN DVENTURE . .
FOR THE ·IND. I
·AND A · AVEN·. \. .
EOR THE OUL.''
t is far more th!ln a building. It is a
universe of information. A center of
knowledge where great ideas wait
patiently to be discovered.
A stimul ating gath e ring
p l ace for yo ung and o ld
a like. "
Put it all together and you
can _say . tha t the Newport
Beach Public Libra r y is the fulfillment
accomplish ed when a determined commu ...
nity joins together in a -&p irit of cooperation,
generosity, vision and innovation.
We applaud all our neigh ...
bars who shared in this
vision and who played such
a 'vital role in helping
t o bring this beautiful
dream to life.
It's been said that a library reflects the
of a dream. quality of the community that surrounds it.
L H e r e is living proof of what can ~e We couldn't agree more.
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•• THE IRVINE COMPANY