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Home My WebLink About1995-07-07 - Orange Coast Pilot~SPORTS " A1l-stars make strong showing in Playoffs ... HARBOR PILOT . 'Find out what~ afloat in local waters Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 D aUy PilOt reporten. ph¢og- raphen and edtton com- bined to win ~ .warm In the Orange County Fain lest Res*ten arid PhotoQraphen Contest. Pilot~ Writer Richard Dunn was named winner of the prestiglOUs ~es aw.rd while Entertainment Editor Matt Coker won the top graphia award and Photo Editor Marc Martin won two special awards. Panther Palace still drawing neighbors'.ire -. • City says investigation continuing into Wild Bill's ·'swing club.' piles of teen-agers at the comer (near where the ho~se is locat- ed)," Davidson -said. street with empty alcohol bot- tles and other items. s.. story,'.,.... J By Tina Borgatta, Staff Writer COSTA MESA -•Wild" Bill Goodwin, the 71-year-old Cos- ta Mesa man who hosts part- ner-swapping parties at his Surf Street home, became a subject of compl~nt during Wednesday night's City Coun- Summer school is different than it used to be NEWPORT BEACH -For 1,808 area teen-agers, this was a short, short summer. Just six days after the 1994-95 school year ended, sum- mer school students throughout the district covered their books, sharpened their pencils and filed back into the classrooms at Newport Harbor High School last week. The overcast mornings have made going to school in 1July a little easier, most students said after their first week of classes. The cool winds haven't exactly beckoned them •SEE SCHOOL PAGE 4 ell meeting. West Side resident Janice Davidson -who said she lives near the home th~t' Good.win calls the "Panther Palace" ~ claims the music from his par-. ties has become increasingly loud and can be h eard for blocks around. while his wife was still alive,• Davidson said. "But now that she's gone, the parties seem to have gotten even louder." And she said the publicity Goodwin has received in recent months has sparked the curiosity of a few of the neigh- borhood's teen-age boys. City officials first began looking into Goodwin's ·swing club" operation back in Apnl, after receiving a letter from a resident who claimed Goodwin charged couples $30 to attend his dusk-to-dawn parties. The neighbor also claimed Good- win's guests were littering the Smee then, city officials have stepped up police patrol in the area on the mghts Good- win holds his partles -usually the hrst and last Saturday and third Sunday of the month. And on Wednesday. City Mdnager AUan Roeder told Davidson that the city's investi-· "He k e pt a lower profile • l'm beginning to see little gallon is "continuing.• ' Punlt Dewan, 13, (above) discusses algebra with team members (from left) Donnie Deschenes and Angel Iglesias at Newport Harbor High School Lett. two students walk down the hallway at Harbor, where more than 1,800 students are enrolled ln summer school classes. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Auto Oub revs up its CO_sta Mesa expansion •. -Ii The ~ddition of 250,000 square feet should be completed in the fall of 1996. nte expanded administrative headqu~rs will house several hundred more employees. By lina Borgatta, Staff Writer COSTA tvfESA -One year after getting the green light, the Auto Club is ready to roll with the first phase of an expansion plan that could, in time, nearly double the size of its Costa Mesa processing center. Auto Club officials turned over the first shovel of dirt on Thursday 'evening during a groundbreaking ceremony, kicking off a construction project that will add 250,000 square feet to its existing facility at 3333 Fairview Road. The new four-story addition will continue with the same architectural style as the existing 460,000-square- foot processing center, with a mirrored glass and concrete exterior. ! Inside, the company plans to show off a small collection of antique cars. ·There will be an entry pavilllon with Coor-to-ceiling glass, and m 1t will be some mterestmg things,• said Auto Club spokesman Jeffrey Spring. "We'll be displaying some of our Vlil- tage cars, mdudmg a 1928 Dodge and d 1929 Ford And we have a Harley- Davidson three-wheel motorcycle." Construction should be completed some time in the fall of next year. The expanded facility will serve as the headqudrters for the company's administrative operations, Spring said. "Rigtlt n'ow, we've got administra- tive functions that are geographically - dispersed,· Spring said "So we will consolidate those functions once tlus phase has been completed and reduce our operations costs And ulti- mately, those savings will be pdSSed down to our customers • The consohdation could more than double the workforce dl the facility which currently, as the city's fifth. largest company, employs 1, 100 peo- ple Ford offer of $50,000 pleases ·site's neighboring residents • Deveioper otters money for traffic studies or other mea- sures to appease Eastbluff homeowners concerned . ~ about impacts of new homes. By Evan Henerson, Staff Writer NEWPORT BEACH -A develop- ment agreement between the city and Ford Motor Land Development Cor- poration appears to have the approval of th~ Eastbluff Homeowners Associa- tion. Ford's plan to build up to 500 luxu- ry homes between MacArthur Boule- vard and Jamboree Road bad drawn concern from Eastbluff homeowners. Residents were worried that traffic from the new housing development would spill into Eastbluff from Bison · Avenue, worsening an area that already experiences severe traffic problems. favorable chord with Eastbluff repre- sentdtives. Association president Patnck Sdllders praised City Council- man Tom Edwards for helping to facil- )Wte the cbscussions. He also lauded Ford for bemg a "good corporate neighbor,· particularly since the com- pany is not reqwred by law to address the Eastbluff concerns ·nus has been a dJ.fficult agree- ment to forge,• Sanders said "The Eastbluff h omeowners are not con- cerned with what the ElR says. We're concerned with "This has been a difficult agreement to forge ... " mitigating the -PATRIOC SANDERS traffic concerns which may or • may not be caused by the Ford pro. ject • Today at tile Orange Courlty Fair At a lengthy meeting before the city Planning Commission in June, residents questioned the findings of the Ford project's environmental impact report. That document .con- cluded that the new housing develop- ment would have little or no impact on the existing traffic situation. Homeowners and city public works officials have discussed several opbons to help alleviate traffic at the intersection of Jamboree and Bison. Suggestions under consideration include dos.mg off port:tons of the intersection and bwlding a median stnp to restnct traffic. Only the solution of gating the Eastbluf f community would lik~ly exceed the S.S0.000 threshold. accord- ing to Ford officials. Since that meeting, residents, city staff and Ford officials have met to consider how best to resolve the situa- tion. Although the developer main- tains that it has not caused the exist- ing Eastblutt problems. Ford officials have agreed to pay up to $50,000 to tund ettheT additional East.bluff traffic studies or mitigation meaSure§ to help relieve existing problems. The company' willingn'51 to work with the bomeownen ·heS struck a Achieving consensus among a majority of the 460 Eastbluff home- owners will probably be difficult enough. according to dty Tulffic Engi· neer Rach Edmonston. "It's a challenge to get your mem-. bers to ~rtidpate in those types of disCumons," Edmonston said. "lb~ feeli:ng is typically, 'Until it affects me, t don't care and then I care teal loud.' • f!lmA'( MY 7, 1195 library cooks up grilling guidance MOTOCOP F or 011tdoor cbefs • who've bad lt Wlth hot dog . who are lOoking to venture beyond basic burger. tips for gowmet • grilling c11e as dose as the nearest Newport Beach Public Library. -Ainong the most popular resource for backyard bar- becues is Sunset's •UJtimate Grill Book," featuring tech- niques. patio pdlty menus and more than 300 recipes for gnlled dishes. Addition- al suggesllQllS for grilled meat. poultry. seafood and vegetables are mcluded m •Grilling. with Chef George 1 liTsch. H from the culinary drtist seen on public televi- '>IOn preparing shark kabobs. CdfdJl\ebzed gc:lftic tlnd lobster with D11on mus- tard Basic advicf' for escapmg that hot kitchen m favor.of coolung food outdoors is offered in such tried and true volumes as "The Com- plete Outdoor Cookbook · rlnd The Complete Book of Outdoor Cookery • "ThP first meal of gnlls c1nd grPens most Likely Wds t:>njoyed Mound a prehis- tonc Cdmpf11 e. when early man sat down w1th a chuck of ftre-sedrt>d mastodon and .i handful of wild dande- lion!>," obsen..cd Linda Zun- merman and Gem Gtlhland in "Gnlh & Greens," a col- lection of f><l'SY recipes com- bining gnlled ingredients \\. ith crunchy greens I:qudily '>Ubtle and styhsh chshe'>. 1llll'>lrdted with arbs- t1c photoqrnphy. dre pre- 'tt'Olecl m "Th<> Gnll, • d '>Ur- \ ey ul th<· drt of qourmPt qrillmg U hPMly bd1 becue fdrP 1c, -what you C'fd\P dnd you're not reddy lo hop Cl plane lo Kansds City. took authenllt Q " dl home• with help from 'Smoke & Sptee," a gu1d<' to cookmg with Wdler '>mokers, wood-fared pits dnd kPllll' gnlb, enllvPnPd with barbecue Jore. A morP upscale approach to the world's oldest cook.mg method inspires "James McNau\ Gnll Cookbook," featuring suggesllons for <'quipment. starting pPrfect fires. and cookmg fresh mgreclients over outdoor dnd indour gnJls "Gnlhng has meant meat for so long that lo set about D~.rilot I ' VOL. 89, NO. 153 THOMAS H. JOHNSON. Publisher WIWAM LOBDEU, Editor STEVE MARBLf. Managing Editor rRIS YOKOI, Crty Editor MARC MARTIN, Photo Editor BOB FRANK, Circulation Manager HAN!;< KNIGHT, Production Manager MIOiEAl. FLE'YOiER, Display Manager JUDY OETTING, Classrl1ed Manager PRAMOD SHAH, Controller BEAl2E8S HQIU~E 642-6086 Your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips will be record ed and given directly to Editor Wilham Lobdell The same 24- 2760 En t Coo11t Jlwy. C'.onll'r (:ullirnrnd ~Pf.II Corona del Mar ladonna kienitz · grilling vegetables is to blaze a trail through a wilderness of unmitigated delights.· denotes Diana Shaw in "Grilling from the Garden.· Check out this one for dozens of vegetarian dishes ranging from stuffed squashes to uncommon burgers and skewered sup-"• pers. • Police Lt. Alan Kent wins five more medals in motocross compe~tion at police Olympics. By Carolyn Miller, Staff Writer - Swiftly turning and twisting at 90 and 180 degree angles over the cow manure and • water boles of Qat Field -Costa Mesa Police Lt. Alan Kent repeat- ed the competitive course for his 67-year-old mother sitting behind him on his motocross bike. It's a CU.Stom following every . Police Olympi,cS ~ bis mother can experience bow tough the course was that her son bad to overcome to merit bis medals. Last weekend at the 1995 Police Olympics Summer Games in Modesto, a rural town in North- ern California, was no exception. For seafood lovers, Phyl- lis Magida and Barbara Grunes have collaborated on two collecllons of health- ful e ntrees. Covenng the 1 fundamentdls of cooking fish on braziers, hibachis and smokers, ·Fish on the Gnll" includes more than 70 reClpes for preparing 30 types of sed.food. plus details' on fdt content, calo- nes and substitutions. "Shellfish on the Grill" offers guidance for fi>ung o;uch delicacies as lobster. shnmp, scallopc,, clam and crab MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Courtney Werk, 9, takes a hack at the ball pitched by her sister Ashley, during an Impromptu game ¥onday near 52nd ~tree( in Newport Beach. Manning the catcher's position is Jordan Pink. At the end of the games in which more than 4,000 police officers from around the state competed in various events -46- year-old Kent came away with three gold and two silver medals in motocross racing. These medals will join the more than 100 medals 1. -dis- played in Kent's trophy room - the officer has earned in various motocross competitions since he began competing 24 years ago. While barbecwhg may be f. celebrallon of summer tor Amencans, it's a year- round ntudl halfway around the world. "In fact, 1t is impossible to lffiagme India without tandoon, Malaysia dnd Jndonessd without '>d~'.'W Japdn without yak- 1t6n." observes Alexandra Greeley 111 "Asian Grills.• With this co1Ject1on of exotic delights. sample the barbecued sndcks sold at * markets and by street hawkers an d1stdnt lands. Then return to your nearest hbrary for more ideas for outdabr feasts at local beaches, boats and back- yards • ,.CHECK IT our· is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public library Thts week's column is by Claudia Peterman and Melis- sa Adarru.. < -TODAY HOUSING FAIR The Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th Street, is hosting the 1995 Housing Fair and Workshop from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m .. today and Sat- urday. Learn about retirement com- munities and how to attain finandal assistance to remain in your home. The workshop is free to senior cen- ter members and $1 for the general public. For information, call 645- 2356. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT The Consumer Business Net- work, a non-members}lip network- ing group, LS hosllng a breakfast meeting at 7 a.m. m the Tea Room of the Newport Beach Public Golf Course, ;3100 Irvine Ave. Barry Atlen will speak on ·Success :inrougb Networking -Employment. Sod.al and Business Relcrtlonships. H The cost is $15. Call 550-4785. BREAST CANCER SCREENING The Orange County Chapter of The-S11sarr G. Komen areasr-cancer around town Foundation is providing free breast cancer screenings for women older than 40. at the Oasis Senior Center. 800 Marguerite Ave.. Corona del Mar. Appointments are required. For eligibility and appointments. call 480-5222: Spanish speaking (800) 883-8841. SA1URDAY WATER WORKOUT CLASS Summer is already upon us, but it's not too late to get in shape with the YMCA's "Deep Water Workout Class.• The four-week fitness class meets from 11 a.m . to noon each Sat- urday through July 29. The cost is $15 fo.r...members and flotation belts will be provided. To register, call 642-9990. SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-income families of the Costa Mesa/Newport Beach area can obtain free USDA swplus food the second Saturday of each month between 8 and 10 a.m. in the rear parldng lot of-Ole Cllurcb of Christ, 286 Avocado St. in Cost6 Mesa. For more information. call 631-2177. NEED AN ATHlfTlC SCHOLARSHIP? Attend Orange Coast College's three-hour workshop deslgned to give tips for securing collE!9'e athlet- ic scholarships. Penny Hastings, a public relations consultant who waged a campaign'to win an athlet- ic scholarship for her son, will pre- sent the seminar. which runs from 9 a.m. to noon in room 201 of OCC's Lewis Applied Science Building. The cost is $35 per person or $59 per family. To register. call 432-5880. SUNDAY TEEN FOCUS The Teen Focus outpatient chem- ical dependency treatment program hosts a. free 12-Step tvieeting every Sunday at n6op, exclusively for teens, in its offices at 567 San Nico- las Drive, Suite 201, Newport Cen- ter, Newport Beach. 'For more infor- mation, call 640-TEEN or 640-1788. Motocross racing is a physical- ly and mentally-challenging sport he bas relished competing in since be was 22 years old. Kent said. MThe first time I competed I was excited -I had seen it was pretty risky and dangerous." he said. "I was hooked right away." Before he was a police officer. Kent was a professional on the· motoc~ss racing circuit. Now with a demanding and often stressful career in law enforce- ment, Kent reserves Sunday for motocross competition and calls it bis way to escape from the demands of work. "It's a good stress relief and a rewarding. relaxing outlet away from the office," he said. "It's good to tear yourseU up in the dirt and hwnble yourself.· Now that he is older compet- ing against mostly younger men. Kent credits a lot of his success to his pit crew. In Kent's crew are bis six sisters. other relatives and Criends. "People laugh at me and ask why I'm doing such a dangerous sport 'at your age,·· Kent said. 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Jewelry, Bel~, Bags, Hats, : Fixtures, Mirrors, Gia ca TEMPERATURES Newport Beach 68161 Balboa 68161 Costa Mesa 75/59 Corona del Mar 70l60 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 1·2 SW Newport 1·2 SW Blackles 1·2 SW River Jetty 1-3 SW CdM 1-2 SW BOATING Light variable winds shifting southwest to west 15 knots; morning low clouds and fog, cleanng by noon. 2 foot wind waves with 3 foot west swell. TIDES TODAY First low 12:03a.m. 1.0 First high 5:56 a.m. 3.1 Second low 10.53 p.m. 1.8 Second high 5:42 p.m. 5.6 SATURDAY First low 1:02 a.m. 0.3 Rrst high 7:12a.m. 3.4 Sec:ond low 11:57a.m. 1.9 Second high 6:33p.m. 6.1 WATER TEMPERATURE: 66 . From 5urfl1ne COSTA MESA-W.Wb .. • 1700 Newport Blvd.: A 25-foot-tall multi-colored advertis-through ru.ct.y Ing balloon with the words "SALE" writterTacross it was report-A new southwest edly stolen from the rooftop of a mattress discount ~ore. The swell should com-balloon was worth $1,500. bine with a north-• 3400 block of San Marino: A $60 L.A. Kings jack~ was west swell produc-snatched from a '91 Mazda. Ing shoulder high sets for the middle NEWPORT llEAOt of this week. By Fri-• W. llalboll #M:I J2nd St.: A Fullerton gang member, Feli-day. another south· ciano Juarez. 18, was arrested for possessing a dangerous west swell from weapon when the police officer making a routine traffic stop New Zealand will discovered Juarez was concealing a knife on his belt. bring small, but fun • C2Mannel "-9: Luther Christian Schwartz. 19, and Paul surf for the week-James Kasold, 21, both Newport Beach residents, were arrested end. There is a by polke and Harbor Patrol for stealing a row boat. chance of a m<><Mr-• SO block of ~ Bay: When the victim returned from a ate south swell by trip on July 3, he discovered someone had used an air rifle to next Ftiday, but for pump three bullets into the passenger side of his '87 Lincoln most of next week automobile. "'e surf should be • 200 ~ of Gnd St.: A secured and lodCed garage was small. For dally surf · report ly brobn into by a burglar who stole $4.~ in items, reports and fore-including scuba equipment, a mountain bike and dimbing gear. casts, call (900) 976- SURF. The call costs • 1IOO E. CoMt Hwy.: A '92 Lincoln Continent.al was the ur- $1 .50 plus any possl-get of a burglar who made off with $2, 715 'NOrth of Items, ble toll. Including two sets of gotf dubs stored In their bags, his and her dothlng, sungltiSeS and suitcases. · Tax-Deferred · • 100% Guaranteed Of Principal • Tu·Advan&age lncome and Growth . • Call today: [Avillable through 7 /21 /95) 714-476-5126 ASk for Dan Horgan Sin/or ~ Pmfdtnt -/nvtstrMnts .. l)aily~ot •. wins 40 awards in orange County .Fair contest Sports writer Richard Dunn wins the top award as 16 staff member~ are honored ... COSTA MESA : Daily Pilot reporten, photographers and editors won a total of 40 awa.rds -including the prestigious sweepstakes awa.rd - ln the Orangg County Pair's B~st Reporter's and Photographer's Con- test. The winners were announced 1bw:sday night at an awards dinner hosted by the Orange County Pair, . which opens today at the county fair- grounds in Costa Mesa. "I'm extremely proud of everyone in the newsroom," Publisher Tom Johnson said. "It shows what I've believed all along: we're the best community newspaper in America." Pilot Sports Writer Richard Dunn was named the sweepstakes winner of the contest, which drew 1,444 entries from Orange County, Long Beach and Whittier joum~ts. Dunn won a first place in the sports news category, first and second place in the sports non-breaking news class and first and second place in the sports personality profile category. "Rich is one of the hardest work- ing journalists in Orange County," Editor William Lobdell said. "It's great to see him w\n the sweepstakes award." The Pilot competed against nPws- papers of all siies, including the TI.mes Orange County and Register. Entertainment Editor Matt Coker won the top graphics award, as well as first place honors in the travel/leisure/amusement, headline porUolio. best section page layout and the year we missed categories. He finished in·second place for busi- ness story, fair aqd fairgrounds story and best photo layout. Photo Editor Marc Martin won two special honors, the "Slice of Orange County Uf e" and .. Funny Bone" awards. He also took second place in the fair or fairgrounds category. Sports Writer Barry Faulkner took first and third place honors in sports feature, second and third place m sports news and third place. non- breaking sports news. while Sports Editor Roger Carlson was awarded first place in best special section lay- out. Awards given to staff writers were: nna Borgatta, second place, in-deyth investigative reporting and third place (tie), non-breaking news; Carolyn Miller, third place, spot news; Marc Posner, second place, non-breaking news; and Bob Page, first place (tie), in-depth investiga- tive and first place. fair and fair- grounds story. Former education wtrtl!r Mary ~ rr-a.rmon took first plac6 in the education and environ- mental categories. Lauri Mendenhall. who covers the local arts scene, took third place m the year we missed and entertain- ment review competitions ahd columnist Fred Martin was awarded second place in the htµnorous col- w:tm category. Managing Editor 'Steve Marble was awarded second place for best special section layout and thud place for humorous column. Editor Lobdell took third place for headlme portfolio and Design Ectitor Enc Marson took New shopping center may pay less in trip fees FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1995 • n-TTt:'~ · ·-------T I ~~--~ -·-~-•. • J-,._ - Dally Pilot sportswriter Richar4 . Dunn won the sweepstakes award at this year's Orange County Pair's Best Reporter:•s and Photographers Contest. second place for best page one lay- out Form~r photographer Ronald Erdnch won first place in the news photo and second place m the envi- ronmentdl photo groups. •Costa Mesa council won't change ~greement with developer of shopping and entertainment complex, but traffic impact costs will be recalculated. By Tina Borgatta. Staff Writer company signed its development agreement with the city. plex. In the latter case, the caJcu-~their own customer traffic. lations would be based on a City Hall staffers will deter- "blended use," taking into _con-mine a revised trip fee based on a sideration the. fact th~ many of blended use. That figure will be the tenants will be sharing cus-. presented to the council during its tomers rather than generating Au . 21 meeting. A ·BENEFIT FOR THE ORANGE COUNTY RESCUE MISSION'S HOUSE OF HOPE COSTA MESA -The develop- er of a 395,000-square-foot shop- ping and entertainment center current)y under construction at Bear Street and South Coast Dri- ve may end up paying the city- less in traffic impact fees, but not because the City Council lowered its agreed-upon rate. · "we're remaining hopeful that we'll· still be able to come to an agreement that's suitable to both parties,• the company's president, Dave Ball, of Amel Development, said Thursday. The money that the city col- lects in' trip fees is used to help pay for roadway improvements to ac~ommodate an antiopated increase in traffic generated by new dev~lopmenl. Last month, Amel officials asked the council to lower the rate down to the ~ty's current $200-per-trip fee which was adopted in May, months after the Magic show appears As part of the Newport Beach Public Library's Swnrner Reading Program, magician Jeff Martin. will perform magic tricks and stunts for first through fifth graders at 10:30 a.m. Monday in the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Other magic shows will run at 3 p.m. on Wednesday in the Vincent Jor- gensen Commiinity Center, 2005 Dover Drive; and 10:30 a.m. TburWay at the Balboa Branch Library. 100 E. Balboa Blvd. For information, call 717-3800. Economic seminar The Newport Foundation is presenting a 7:30 a.m. Tuesday breakfast meeting titled, "Human Rights -A Personal Per- 'spective. • Guest speaker and actor Mike Farrell, best known for his role as B.J . Hunnicutt on the TV show M •A· S • H, will talk about worldwide human rights issues and the organization MHuman Rights Watch." For reservations, call at 675-3228. Amel officials had argued that since the lower $200-per-trip fee is what the coW1ci.1 currently con- siders fair, the company should not be requi!ed to pay more. But on Wednesday, the council told Amel officials that the agree- ment dearly sets the fee at $228 and doesn't leave room for nego- tiation. MThe agreement says that $228-per-trip fee 'shall be fixed and not subject to change,'" CoW1cilwoman Sandra Genis said Wednesday night. •1 think this is a case of wanting to have your cake and eat it. too." The <:<>uncil did agree to recal- culate the fee based on a different formula of usage, which could significantly lower the $6 million the company is currently required to pay. When city officials first calcu- lated the fee, they treated each tenant as a separate entity instead of one component of a larger com- No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspa~r RTS_IN._.. -Daily Pilot . 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Though Edler misses the prune morning surf, the social benefits of summer school more tblUl make up for it, he said. "You get to see all of your friends~ It's kind of neat because you get tO meet girls from other schools that don't know you yet. That's the second reason I came," he said, whlle making the social rounds durin~ a 10-ntlnute break Thursday ., The first reason. of course, is for academics, be said tongue-in- cheek. Summer school isn't just for remedial students any r.nore, said summer school prinopal Karen Kendall. Many parents and stu- dents are using the program as a scholarly alternative to the sum- mertime blues. 1894-1995 ' FOUR GENERATIONS 101 Years! SISAL SA.LE- up to 30 ~FF A.LDEN"~s CARPETS, I C. 1663 Placencia Sc. Co~ta i\le~a 646-4838 ··It's lot r-wlkl ud ~r ated stud nts, • said Kendall ·~ kidl want to add college- prep Nae1 or 1queeze in flee· live cMsaet durtng tbe ~ )'ea!.· pr~ram has been so suc- cessful this swnmer that lhe c:lis- " trict added more math, lilstory ·an<! 'health classes. The sdiool's student enrollment also jum~ nearly .CO% this year, up from 1,300 last year. + ·we have d growing Interest in summer school,• said Kendall, who serves as Newport Elemen- tary's assistant princ.?paJ during the regular school year. "Parents are happy that there's An altema. tive summer activity. Students are happy to be gotng Abad with their· academic paths Teachers are happy to be teaching.• More than 250 intermediate students have enrolled in the school's new pilot intermediate summer school program. Kendall said. Intermediate students attend school ·for 14-day •workshops" two hours a day, Kendall said, whidl JS eqwvalent to a quarter of classes. High school SUIIlJller ltQdeeb, oa lbe otb4W band, ...... cles•21'}J(W ......... 30 cMlyl at four abd a ball boun a ~. wbkh ii ~alent to• year olclanes. , "It belpi them Uep OD top ot their skills during the summer,• Kendall said. "They should be ready to go in September.• . Biology and chemistry stu· dents get an extra dose of c1asa work, starti.hg their days 45 min· utes earlier than other summer iCbOOl students. • Students are allowed to miss only three days of · sum.mer school. "Attendance is critically important," Kendall said. But most students appreciate the concentrated classes, even though they can't sleep in or go surfing in the mornings. "The classes go a lot quicker," said Paul Wright, a Newport Har- bor junior taking U.S: history. "You learn more in a shorter amount of time.• One summer student, New- port Harbor junior David Brownell, had 6ut one complaint about summer school. 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HOCHADEL wnrri~rs are paraded Out . . Drawn to the water in Character boat event HEIS General manager of Balboa B!>at Rent~A ~tatt lif~d.Jor rune years and former water polo player, Hochadel just can't seem to stay away from the water. BEACHES Growing up near the beach, Hochadel loved the water, and learned boating and swimming at an early age. While attending Corona Del Mar High School, he concentrated on water polo and swimming. After graduation, he de~ to move up north for a lit- tle whil~ to Berkeley. Hochadel studied English at UC Berkeley and continued play- ing water polo. He also managed the Student Union Sound Compa- ny, which presented concerts to the local community. During his high school and col- lege years, Hochadel spent his ,....-Slunmerslileguarding around home. He started guarding as part of the Newport Beach life- guard youth employment pro- gram which pairs a training guard with anolder ~uard. --··-Then tfoc ader wenCon to work at local beaches, including Crystal Cove and Huntington state beaches. But Hochadel clisdained the Northern California beaches. ·1 didn't ·spend much time in the water up there,• said Hochadel. • (Thewater) was always so cold.• BOATS, BOATS AND MORE BOAT! After finishing college, Hochadel returned home. He dabbled in different career paths -including a stint in sales at a \VHAJ" AFLOAT SPECW.. EVENTS BIROS AND KAYAKS Go on a b1rds-and-kayak tour of the Upper Newport Bay ecological reserve from 9 a.m to noon Saturday. The tour begins at the Ne~rt Beach Aquatics Center A volunteet naturdllst from the California Department of PlSh and Game wUI discuss migratory waterfowl and endangered species while an instructor from PaddJe Power teaches the basics or kayaking. Cost Is S35 per. person. Call 675· 1215 for more informa- tion. MARSH PROWL Prowl through tha upper Newport Bay wtth a naturahst on July 26, begin· ning at 7;30 pm Meet at the Big Canyon parkmg lot, oll or Back Bay Dri- ve. For -reservaboos and information, call 640-6746 KIDS SUMMER PADOLE CAMP The Newport Aquatic Center hosts week.long camp sesStons from June 26 to Aug 25 for children between the ages or 8 and 13 Instructors will teach the basic skills or rowmg. canoeing and kayalong Cost as $100 per penon. Call 646-7725 FISHING JUNIOR ANGLER TOURNAMENT Chlldren can participate 1n a fnMl fishing tournament from June ~ to Aug. 12 Divided into age categories (Junior: up to rn yeai:s old; Senior: 11 to 15 years old), young anglers can win prizes and attend a special awards ban· quet. For more information, 673-6316. OilLDREN'S FISHING LESSONS The Balboa Angling Club and the city or Newport will offer a fishing clASS for 7· 12 year oldl at the Clubhouse, •A• street and Bay Ave, 8:30 am. to 12:30 p.m., July 14. Participants will l&am about tie ftsbing knots, finding and catching bait and tho best places to look for different fish. Fishing gear &nd tact .. le will be provided. The S15 fee includes a fishing excursion and a 1J>C?11 fishing ldentilicat19n book. For Information. call 644-3151. .. Crate & Barrel store -but he longed to be baCk by the water. S9 h~ intfIDi~"¥[..ed for ueneral _~ .......... ·-----= manager opening at BalbOa Boat Rentals, co-owned by bis father and Ralph and Penny Rodheim. Hochadel got the job and bas more than proven himself a wor- thy employee. He works long hours to insure that the company runs smoothly. As part of his duties, Hochadel trains and supervises the other employees. "As summer comes along, the staff grows from five to 18," said Hochadel. He spends the re~ of his time maintaining the boats. Located in the Balboa Pun- Zone, the company rents electrtc boats, motor boats, kayaks, sail- boats and paddleboats, at costs ranging from $12 per hour for sin- gle-person kayaks to $45 for elec- tric boats. But l;lochadel, wh&-1loves to go out on the 0cean, wanted more than harbor crafts. So he persuad- ed the owners to buy some ocean- faring water vehicles, called Sea Swirls, which will ren~ for $65 per hour.- Hochadel. who now lives on Balboa Island, loves wQrking and living on the harbor. •its neat working here,• said Hochadel, "It's right in the middle of what's going on, and r meet .new people every day." . . FAMILY INFLUENCES Hochadel has a lot of good things to say about-his family. His flather,who also runs a boat manu- ta.cturing company, gave him an appreciation forboating and other water activities. He also spends time with his .r . . . . . -' . -... KENNY 111• PRINTER : ', . I ~l CASEY LUKSCH I DAILY PILOT John Hochadel's We revolves around the water. two sisters, Jill ,and Julie. His mother passe~ away a few years ago. "My mother is an inspiration to me,· said Hochpdel. "She was the rucest person in the world. Every- Uung she did was completely from her hedrt." ho.pes to take some classes soon, maybe even pursue an MBA. "My dad's kind of pressed into me that you can never stop learn- ing. I try to learn sometlung nPw every day," said Hochadel. -By Anna Marte Stolley In hts spa1e time, I lochadel --. -11-y-o_u _k-now-someone who would hangs out with friends and lus make an Harbor Person, call our Readers girlfriend Hotline at 642-6086. Remember to leave Janet, swuns, and reads. 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Summer Tent Sale CL011UNO cl EQUIPMENT UPTO 70% OFF Free Golf Clinics SAnJRDAY cl SUNDAY FROM IO:OOAM TO 3:00PM I Free A-Star VldeO Analysis SATUR.OAY ct SUNDAY FROM 9:00AM TO 3: Presents ·The Roger Armstrong Collection Now Showing at the Radisson Plaza Hotel Orange County Airport 1 • MacArthur Boulevard, Irvine • r11w a Superb .Collection of Southent·Califomia Scenes While lining at the R1di11on's Mimi's &rill .. \ .. , (114) 669-1745 ............ y ""Mtr ti°' 6ecd 1111 a,...,,. fOOtl 6alldub ..... -MANAGIJR 11JllllY HAaanT ... " st ephanie keefe Sea Base has a little something for everyone in arena of waterworld BASEJJALL DOUBLE· ELIMINATION ONLY SOLACE ·• Newport institution hM programs ranging from elementary to advanced sailing. 0 ne or Newport Bedch's most-utilized dnd un~r-recogmzed sailing msbtutioA{ the Sea Base. will once agam be proVldmg hundreds of people the opportunity to satl this summer. With programs ranging from elementary sailing to advanced racing and windsurfing, the Sea Base has something to offer ctny person who is looking to get out on the water. Operated by the Ordnge County Council and the Bot Scouts of America, the SeaBase annudlly serves more than 20,000 partiopan~ through d variety of programs, mcludrng city commuruty programs, homeless shelters, bllnd ctu.ldren homes, contJ.nuallon dnd home schools, and Coast Guard courses, as well as the trad.JllonaJ year-round Scoutmg and Exploring programs These programs are directed toward teachmg the ~kills of seam~arine education an~eation,-while striving to instill the values or citizenship, fitness and character, according to Sea Base Manager Bill MountfQTd. . . • Newport East Majors run into a firestorm, come out a 15-2 loser in just 3 1/2 innings Thursday. By Dennis Brosterhous, Staff Writer ALISO VIEJO -It's not easy to paint a pretty picture when you're team nas just- absorbed a 13-run defeat. But that's what Newport East Little league Majors All-Stars Manager Teny Hackett attempted to do after a 15-2 loss to Laguna Niguel in the first round of the Dis-. trict 55 Tournament at Woodfield Park. #We got beat by a pretty good ballclub," he said after the game, which was short- ened to 3 1/2 innings by the mercy rule. "I really thought we played great defensively . and we had no physical errors." N~wport East will try to bounce back on Saturday in a 1 p.m. elimination bracket game against the loser of tonight's Rancho Niguel-San Clemente game. Newport East was also victimized offen- sively by solid Laguna Niguel defense. In the four innings at the plate, only two NELL players struck out, with a number of the hit- ters making solid contact. The most solid of that contact came in the top of the third innlng when Josh Yelsey connected for a solo homer which carried well over the left-field fence. But that only seived to make the score 11-1, as Laguna Niguel piled up three runs in the first and blew it wide open with eight in the second. What made things more frustrating for Newport East was the fact that Laguna Niguel's first 11 runs all scored with two outs. "We came to play and I thought we real- ly hustled, " said Hackett, •and we hit the ball hard. We were turning on their pitcher and pulling just about everything in the first couple of innings. I'm proud of eve1 y one or our kids." Newport East was guilty of just one mis- cue in the field, a throwing error by the The programs. are developed to mix appropriate levels of c:hallenge with fun and discovery. Aquatics programs are also open to all organized youth groups. catcher on a pickoff play at third which KATSUYA RAINON( I FOR THE DAILY PILOT One of the Sea Base's most ~citing programs involves the Argus, the flagship of the BSA fleet and a noted landmark in Newport Harbor. The 68-foot two-masted ketch, built in Denmark m 1908 as a merchant s~p. is used by the Scouts to learn the skills of rdcmg a tall sl'Up, bringing them back in time to when the boat was used to haul cargo across the seas. allC::~ea ~o~d~c~guna. Niguel sent 13 Newport's Josh Yelsey gets a hero's welcom e after belting solo homer ln third inning. players to the plate, padding the lead to 11 -1 fenc~ in right field. • I an error. took third on Jason Kwtz's sin°gle ~ as Adam Ray, the pitcher and No. 9 batter Newport East scored once more in the and scored when Tanner Hackett lined one m the order, knocked a grand slam over the top of the fourth. Dustin Hatfield reached on into center field. NewpoFt fallS in Mustang Division-opener The Sea Base features a tvJo-story classroom/program btJilding that mcludes an upstairs meeting room) new docks for launching boats and a fleet or sabots, catamarans, wf:ndsurters and Capris. The Sea Base is also a registered yacht club in SCYA, so all members can compete in SCYA events. The popularity of corrununity prt>grams continues to grow a~oss the United States as a ..;eble alternative to higher- Rriced yachts for those who want tC> sail, establisbments like the Sea Base have seen an increase i\') the numbers of different ~ple who step onto the bas~. • A nd with the assortment of •Curse of '95 continw tor 1oa11a; PouDta1n v~ rdel With• nmsm llft1i to~ 6-5. fectly, with Hocbwald scoring on the play. Chad Rorden followed wtth free pus and scored on Erickson's boonilng double to Wt-center. Ericboo went the finit three on the mound, yi~ no runs or hits, strtldng out one. He was backed up by Hodlwald's ~out catch of a pop Oy at fint with tuJ1D8l'I OD seCOnd aod third to end the third~· Rotden pttched the fourth inrung for ~rt and bllPed himself out defen· lively, ~ • hot line drive and flip-pmg to thii'd co doubJ8 up a Fountain Val· &ey runner to end the inning after the let· ter had ttirMlaMd with two runners in ICOling pOlltw' NeWport .-a iOlo m:uun m tbe fourth and -If) bUlld u.. IMd to 5-0. Nathan w.-Wdlilid ml~ cm a Jaon ~=•Ill ta ._,_..Jn ta. ... ~•Oigttengleto amler, ....... id i8d dUrd.., m.d PllEVIEW programs offered by the Sea ~. this summer promises to to:tng a record number of fist-time beginners and 8'1vanced sailors alike. • Hoping to become a premier CM American. Majors open tourney at hoine ~aturday ~g. aquatic and·education • Seaview will provide returning all-star, add.ingioimportant experi- ~nter for Orange County, the first d 'ti t 1 ence to the squad. S'ea Base relies upon the -roun ~pposi on a p .m. The pitching candidates include Hanold, gbnerosity of others ~~.help Lyle Yourex, Nick Cabico and · Brent sµpport it, both financially and By Dennis Brosterhous. Staff Writer Stevens. through volunteers. \ · "We've also got some good hitting and A with Mity COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa Amert-solid defense," said Amburgey, who noted 5 anrdco~ds vital can U ttle League Major AU-Stars should that Andy Krikorian ls the most likely lead- )lf'ogram, outs e are feel right at home when Otstrict 62 area play off hitter. The middle of the order features to maintaining the high gets under way Saturday. left fielder Charlie Amburgey, Steven ~ards that ~e member of Costa Mesa will entertain SeaView ln a Shores, J osh Groves and Stevens. · tie Sea Base have set for first-round game at 1 p.m. "We figure the games are gomg to be ~em.selves and their patrons. •Th.is is a good solid team," said Manag-really tight," said Ambllfgey. "We might be r Pos more inf ormat1on about er Ron Amburgey. •w e've got some excel-doing some bunting and aome lt8allilg. We . up. Sea Base, its programs or lent pitching. We've got four pltchen who want to take advantage ot what the opposi- _;4"'-dbGtatxlm..Jll1ea.se. '-'G.u...i;NU..--..--.,,__. ....... 1.-...1-Sli!ii.o§YI.. "Rf bl · • ~ ....: ._.....i......_ _ _..;j~lo(,l.\..w.u' eSJJS." ".' -·-~- MOuntford or Chris Dudzin ki Among players rel\lming from Jut:year's Defensively. Costa Mesa American t.a al (714) 642-5031. all-star team are GeOrge Hanokl and Alan strong tn the middle, with three potential i L4fie. Catcher Gale! Pajetdo lJ enother starters at both second bue and abort.atop. ~ ~·· ,...,. " ..... boatlng-coh - """' eppNf1 ~ Friday. f , At short is Billy Halverson , Branden Smith and Shores, )Yhile second base will be divid- ed among Greg Perrine, Krikorian and Michael Armstrong. Amburgey managed the Athletics during the regular season, a team that won the aec- . ond half of the league season and finished r second overall to the Brewers. Larry Cabico of th& Brewers, along with Greg Lane 6f the Orioles~are helping Amburgey a1 coaches. Schectwe 1 p .m., vs. . ' .. ' Costa Mesa American Seniors are relying on defense •Lambert expected to shoulder much of the pitching load in upcoming tourney, which begins Saturday. By Dennis Brosterhous Staff Writer COSTA MESA -Matt and Joe Broesamle, two brothers with strong roots to Costa Mesa baseball, are taking charge of the Costa Mesa Americari Little League Senior (14-16) All-Stars this season. And the two believe that pitching and defense will be critical items if the squdd t"> to enjoy an~tife of suc- cess in the upcoml:hg Distnct 62 Tournament. Costa Mesa Amenca n opens with Robinwood at noon Saturday in a game at Johnson Junior High in Westminster. "We're hoping to do 1t with pitching." said Matt . Broesamle, who 'is lending his expertise after -t>emg recently selected the New- port-Mesa District .Player of the Year. Al Lambert will carry much of the load as the team's primary starting pitcher. ·Al has been real consis- tent around the plate," said BroesamJe. "He's got a great change." Lambert will be backed up by Troy Thomas and Tom DeTemple. Behind the plate figures to be Ryan Gallach- er, who is also one qi. the team's backup pitchers "Thomas pitched well m a recent scrimmage we had against the Juniors," said Broesam.le. "He was throw- ing strikes." Broesarnle admits that offensively Costa ·Mesa American will have to utilize its speed to try to make things happen. "We have a very fast team, starting with Ben Fel- ter at the top of the lineup," he said. •tte's the center fielder for us and we need bim to generate the offense.· Brandon Davidson, the second baseman, is expect- ed to hit second, while the rest of the order is to be dete-rmined. Othe r team .member indude Sean Baume, Scott Crane, Brandon Davidson, Robert Gloster, Chris Keyte, Nick Kimbrel, Alex Mar.· quez, Craig Siefert and Scott Smith. The Broesa.mles ar~ being helped by assistant Erik Estrella. •we hope they come excited and ready to play on Saturday," said Broesarnle. Schedule FDtST GA.ME: Seturddy, July 8, 9 a .m., vs. Roblnwood al J ohnson Junior Hlgh, Westmlnster. SICOND GAME: U Win .. Thunday, J 13, spa., vs . ----~--j "\ -·---~ . .. ' ..... ' -------_a_ __ .~ .. _ . ._. ----... Newport ijarbor lias anotl\er title in sight$ Newport Harbor High's summer league water polo team wt}} attempt to win its third • tournament ln as many entries this weekend ln the Corona del Mar Sum- mer Water Polo Tourna- ment. Saturday at 9 a.m. The CdM Tournament goes through Sunday. The Sailors, made up of primarily seniors, are led by goalie Graham Hcuvey and drivers Cole Lunde, Mike Peetz, Chris Richardson, Chris Seib, Brice Schilling and John Jones. ,:--., -~ ~ . ---~· Sandstrom joins Mangqall at Occidental • Original plans to walk on at Arizona State set aside; plans ate to concentrate on football only at Oxy. Scott Sandstrom. a fiery defensive back for Newport Harbor High's football team last autumn, when the Sailors finished undefeated and won the CJP Southern Section Divi- sion V championship, will enroU at Occidental College and continue h1s football career, Sandstrom said Thurs- day. collegiate Athletic: Conference (SCI- AC) school ln EagL Rock Sandstrom, a first-team All-Sea View League defensive back, as well as an all-di.B- trict selection by the Daily Pilot, dis- played an example Sandstrom of his grit last sea· son when be played in New- port Harbor's CIF title game against Seryite with a broken hand. ·1 m r ally looking f orw4ld to 1t, • Sand· trom dot oommit· mellt to Occidental • (Ponnf'T Newport Har- bor linebdcker) Darin MangnWl goes to Occi- dental, and we're gotng to train together hi,s summer. It's definitely a rare opportunity there." Sandstrom wa~ part of a Newport Harbor team last year that finished t4- 0, the school's first-ever unbeaten,· untied season in 64 years of football. DEEP THURSDAY'S COUNTS Newport Harbor, win- ner of its own tournament ln early June, as well as the San Clemente Tour- nament last month, will open against Foothilt on In the fall, Newport Harbor Coach Bill Bar- nett will begin his 30th season at the helm. · Sanditrom, who originally planned to walk-on at 4rtzona State and play baseball, will probably play football only at the Southern California Inter- Sandstrom, 5-foot-10, 175 pounds, was voted the team's most valuable defensive back. He was also a standout on the Sailors' baseball team, bat- ting .333 with 11 RBI and 10 stolen bases last spring. Sandstrom said he's receiv- ing grants and various scholar- ship funds to attend Occiden- Lal, a NCAA Division m non- scholarship school. Davey's Locker 7 boats 215 anglers 5 yellowta1I, 1, white seabass. 20 bonito, 557 barracuda. 63 calico bass, 77r., sand bass, 10 sculpm, 3 hahbut, 120 mackerel, 6 Sdrgo. -. By Richard Dunn Newport Landing S boau, 107 anglers 554 sand bass, t> sculpin, 11 bonito 1 halibut, 77 barracuda, 116 mackerel;, PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES . PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Jeanette E. Segeratrom, to probate. The wm and bale Code. The time for tu-the public hearing de-'Ptl&llC NOTICE tary This statement was toled PUBLIC NOTIC! nersh1p ---------TrustH IOI' the Harold T. lll'f co<flclls are evallable Ing claim• will not expire 1Cribed In thl1 nollce or In Thlt tlatement was filed with the County Clerk of H.i11e you started doln<iij PUBLIC NOTICE Segerelrom, Jr: Family IOf examination In tti. 111• before four months from wrttten correspondence de-NOTICE OF with the County Clerk of Orange County on June 13. Flctlllou• bu~oneu yet? No 1-, ---------•Trust dated 6/11/84 33\5 kept by the court. th• hearing date noticed livered to the City at, or PUBLIC HBARINQ Orange County oo June 30, \995 Bualneaa Name Michelle Ttoerose Wag STATl!MENT Of Fairview Road Costa THE PETITION requesll above. prior to, the public hearing. Nolle• 11 hereby given t995 F649460 Statement goner ,. " ABANDONMENT .OF Mesa, CA 92628 ' authority to administer the YOU MAY EXAMINE the For Information call (714) that the Planning Commls· F851110 Published Newport Beach· The lotlowing persons ani T.h1s statem&n1 wu lu" USE Off NCTITIOUS Henry T. S1g1r11rom, estate under the lndepen-Ille kepi by the eoutt. lfJou 644-3200. slon of the City ol Newport Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Datly Pilot doing bu5108,. u· with thu County Cieri< J BUSINESS NAMt: Tru11ee for the Henry T. dent Administration of Es-are a peraon lntereele In Garold Adams, Sec· Beech wlll hold a public Costa Mesa Dally Pilot July June 16, 23, 30• July 7• COMPLETE CAR CARE ?~~e County on Jt1ne The following per1ona Segertlrom Trust dated 1/ tatet Act (Thi• authorll~ the 11tate, you may file retary, Plannlng Com-hearing on the appllcallon 7, 14, 2t, 28, 1995, 1995. ANO COLLISION. 3029 En· • have abanijoned the use ol \7/83, 3315 Fairview Road, will allow the personal rep-With the court a formal Re-mlHlon, City of New· of City of Newport Boach F588 F528 terpllH St Costa Me~a F651 1~ th• Flctllloui Builneu Costa M11a, CA 92628 resentatlv• to take many ~u11t for Special Notice of port Beach for Amendment No. 825. CA 92.;26 Put;11shed Ne..,po[t Beacl! Name: FRANK'S FLOW· Neille Ruth Segersltom, actions without court •I>' t • filing of an Inventory NOTE· The expense of Request to conalder an PUBLIC NOTICE 'Nl.BLIC NOTICE Comp1010 Car Care Cen· Co.ta Me$a 0.11ty Pilot Ju, ERS 390 E. 17th SllHt Trustee for the Nellie Ruth proval. Before taking car-and appralaal of ettal• a• he ~ 1 aid f II-amendment to Tille 20 ot _ • M, Inc . (CA). 3029 En 7 14. 2 1• 28 Hl95 cosia Mesa CA 112627 ' Segeratrom Trust dated 1/ taln very Important actlon1, H IS or of any petlllon or t no ' P rom a 1 the Newport Beach Munici-Flctltlou• flet(t1oua ierprise s1 co~ta Mo:.a F5~,; The Fictitious Busln111 13/84, 601 Udo Park Drive, however, the peraonal rep-account H provided In Ing fee collected from the ~ Code ao u to permll BualnHS Name Buslneu Name CA 9262& Name relerred to ebove 16C, N-port Beach, CA rlS8f'ltative ~ll be required MCtlon 1250 of the Cali-applicant. 'bars" and "'thealer/nlghl· Statement Statement Thts ous1ness •~ con PUBLIC NOTICE wai filed In Orange County 112663 lo give notice to lntw11ted fornlt Probate Cod•. A Re-Pub II shed Newport cluba" In Iha RSC, APF, The following pel'Sons are The following person$ are ducted Dy a colporahc.n on 1 o /J s /9 1 • F 11, Yvonne de C. Segwstrom, persons unless they have quest for Special Notice Beach-Costa Mesa Daily RMC and M·1·A Zoning doing business as: doulQ business as· Ha"e you Started dc11 g No F509768 T1us1ee, for the Yvonne de wallled notice °' consented form II avtllable lrom the Pilot July 7, 1995. Otsllicts, as weU u various BGO GLOBAL, 3554 Busl· a) NEWPORT FLORIST bus1ne:.s ye11 No Palllcla A. Edy, 900 Patk c. Segertlrom Tru1r. dated to the proposed action.) court clerk FS96 Spec:lllc Area Plant and neu Park Dr.. Suite E, INC .. b) NEWPORT BEACH COOIP•llhl Car C11• Cc • Avenue, Laguna Beach, CA 5125/89. 2222 Avenue of The lnde~I admlnl•· Attorney for the Petf. L Planned Communily Dis-Costa Mesa, CA 92626 FLORIST. c) CALIFORNIA 1er. l'hc • Art A~r.u1y r111s. 92651 the Stats. 12001. Loe An-lrallon authority wlll be tlonen PUB IC NOTICE lticll C•lyw\de, aubJeel to Eulatro Ent1Hp11ses. Boyd 'FLOWER MARKET d) dor.1 Jackson B. Hatrls, \912 goles, CA 90067 granted unleu an Inter· LAW OFFICl!S OF th• sec:unng of a UH per-D. Converse, 317 Diamond TERRA FLORA. 882 'west lnis statemenl wos I 110 Tustin Avenue, Newpon Sandra Phytlla Segerstrom Hied petlOO filet an °~ JAMES M. SKORtiJ;IM, NOTICE OF mil !n each case. Ave., Balboa · island. CA 16th S1reo1 Ntwport 'l"rlln !ha ~,. Cleo; GI Beach, CA 92660 Oanlel1, 3466 Wimbledon Jec\lon to the petition and 4 VENTURE &Tl!. 330 PUBLI~ HEARING Th11 project hM baet'l re-929e2 • each, CA 92663 Orange Countt on Ju e 1 Thi1 1>U1lne11 wu con-Way, Co11a Mesa, CA •hoW good cauM why the IRVINt: CA 9271 9 NoUee Is hereby given viewed, and II has been Oixf Monaco, 30 Columbia, Newport Ftoosl Inc (CA) 1ri95 ducted by a general part· 92626 court should not grant the ' lhat the Pl~ng Comm11-determined that It la cat-Irvine, CA 927_15 882 Wesl 16th Street N.,..,. F648262 ner1h1p David Wayne Grant and authorii:ZR ( 7 t 4 ) 4 5 3 ·8 5 3 0 • sloo ol th• City ol Newport egorically exempt under re-Portoflno Duty Free Corp port Beach CA 92663 Publ shed Ne,,1 ort Si. c Jackaon Bllan Hatrta Andrea Segerstrom Grant, A H ING on the pell-(CSBl92934) Beach will hold a public qulrements of the Callfo1rua (Foreign C0<p) • 727 Brea This business 15 con-C ' M 0 ~ Thi• 11atemen1 was hied Trustees fOf the Giant Fam-tlon wlll be held .on AU-Publlthed Newport hearing on the appllcatloo Env1ronmenlal Oual1ty Act. Canyon Rd., is. Walnut ducted by· a corpOfation O$til • e~a c M"' · ·" with the County Clerk ol lly Tru1t dated 11/\9/86, GUST 3, t99S, at 1·45 P.M. Beach-Costa Mesa Dally of City ol Newport Beach Nollet Is heieby further CA, 91789 The reg1s11an1 commonceo Jvne 10 "3 )Q July 7• Ofange County oo June 12, l 762 Terry Lynn Lane, In Dept 7o3 localed at 341 Pilot July 8, 13, 20, 1995. tor Amendment No. 826 on given that l&ld public heat· This business Is con· to 11arisact business und111 1~95. , l 99S. Santa Ana, CA 92705 The City Drive South, Of. TH897 property located at va11ous Ing will be held on the 20th ducted by: a general pat1· the fictitious name(s) ristod f ~27 Published Newpon Beach· Jeanette E. Seg8f1ttom, ange, CA 92668· areas In the City. day of July 1995, at th• nershlp above on May 1967 Costa Mesa Pilot June \6, Trustee, for the Harold T. IF YOU OBJEC1: TO the PUBLIC NOTICE Request to consider an hour of 7:30 p.m. In the Have you sianed dotng Newport Flonst Inc, Diana PUBLIC NOTICE 23· 30 July 1 1995 Seger1trom, Jr. Family grantlng of th• petiUon, you amehdment to Title 20 ol Council Cbamber1 of tho buslnHs yet? Yes 5-25-95 Fernande:t-President ' ' ' · F529 Trust dated 6/11/84, 3315 shoUld appetr at the hear-cna1290085 the Newport Beach Munlcl· Newport Beach City Hall. Boyd o. Converse This statement was filed Fictitious ---------1 Fairview Road, Co1ta Ing and state your ob-NOTICI! TO P.al Code so as to add 3300 Newport Boulevard, Portoflno Duty Free Corp .• with -the county Cieri. ol Bu1lnea1 Name PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa, CA 92626 ~tlon1 Of' file written ob-CREDITORS OF 'nail salons" to the table of Newport Beach, Calllomla. Guy Smith Agent Orange county on June 9 Statement Henry T. S1ger1trom, with the court b• permitted uses In the RSC, et which tlme and place This statement was llled 1995 lhe lollowing por&on!I are Amended T,ustee for the Henry T. ore th• hearing. Your ap-BULK SALi! APF end RMC Districts, as any 111\d all po1son1 Inter-with the Counly Clerk of F649262 do1ni;i busaness as Fictitious B\Jsln••• Name Statement d 1 ., .... r-g persons ar~ >Jo.r,. ~.nes!i as COL.CGE fl.lliDING AE ~ 0 IJ-tt C E S . 1 9 £t 0 • ·.~:i.A!lfl~r 6i.d .-400 r, • ni> CA ~2715 Hue ...... .,,, Aesou11;es.,.., Jozp , 10E), l900 i.•.:i~,;r:n~• B •d, •400 Ii. • nt1 CA 91715 ' Tn,. o-..slne>S IS COio> dueled b/ a geniilral ;.ia• nors" o H:i • ., yuu Slat'led 001•1;, t.>u:; w~~ )'et? No Reco•ury Aosour-.et Corr Pa .. 1 A. Lessler. Vici Pres This statement .... as l1led wtth lt\8 Counly Clerk ol Or1111go County on J11n" 30. Flctltloua Segerstrom Trust dated 1/ pearanco may be In pert0n CIECI. 8104, well as various Specific esled may appear and be Orange County on May 25 ·p bll hed N po 1 Beach SWlfT MEDICAL MAN· BualneH N•me 17183 3315 Fairview Road Of' by your attorney. tl105 U.C.C.) Area PISM, to delete the heard thereon. II you chal· 1995 1 u 5 ew r . AGEMENT SOLUTIONS. F651108 Statement Co1ti Meta, CA 92'626 ' IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR EtCfOlll No. use permit requirement for lenge thl• proJect In court. · F847792 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot July 24889 Buckskin Or , LB· Publistied Newport Beach· 199!.i Th• following person• are Jean Ruth Morlllfty, 22371 or a contlng1nt cr9dl10f' of T·t9to.B "nail uloos" wl.\hln va1lous you may be limited to rals· Publiahed Newport Beach-7, 14, 21, 28, 1995 gun:i Hills, CA 92653 Cost.ii Mesa Da\IY Pilol July doing bualnesa aa: Roaebriat, Mll&lon Vlejo, Iha deceued, you must file Notice 11 hefeby given to Speclnc Atta Plana and to Ing only tho11 luues you C 1 M Dall P 1 t F577 June Freeman. 2488t 70 ,4 21 28. 1995 ONE TOWN CENTER CA 11269:2 your clalm wlih the court cred1tor1 of th• within add 1peclfic parking r• or aomeone else raised at os a esa Y 10 Buckskin Or. Laguna Hills. DRIVE A~IATES, 3315 Donald Eugene Moriarty, and mall a copy to the per-~ Hiier that a bulk qulrements for retail and th• publlc ht~Jlng de-June 23, 30,, July 7, \4, PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92653 ________ F5_8_7 Ealrvlew ad Coata 22351 Rosebriar, M1u1of1 tonal reprHentatlve ap-Nie Is about to be mede of .. rv1ce establlshmenta to acrlbed In lhl• notice on In 1995. Fl tltl Sandra C Burt 335G Amy Mna CA 9 ' Viejo, CA 9269:2 oolnted by the court within the HHtt ducrlbed th• Harbor View Hilla written CO<rHpondence d• F538 1 c oNus D1 Corona. CA 91720 T~ Center Associates a Eugene H. Mor111fty, 2035 lour momhl from the date below. Planned Community Dis-nvered to the Clty at, or Bu• neu am• This business Is con· No ro~m left Calilomla Umited pa.rtntr-Victoria Drive, Santa Ana, of flrlt laauan<:9 of the let· Th• names and buslneu lllct. prior to, the public hearing. PUBLIC NOTICE Statement ducted bV a general part· in the garage snip 33\5,. Fairview Road CA 92706 llf'S as pr~ In NCtlon addr""' of the Hiier are: This prefect has been r• For lnlormallon call (7\4) STATEMENT OF The following persons are nershtp lor the car? C i M sCCA 112629 ' Ruth Ann Segerstrom ~ 9100 of the cal1fornla Pro-DAVID LEE DIANA LEE viewed and II has been 6'4-3200 doing business as Have you 1ta'1ed 001ng G:!ra1' Partntfs of Town rtllfty, 2035 Victoria Dnve. bate Code. The time fOf fU.. 10 MAIN STREET. 1160'. d•tlfmined that h Is cat-Garold Adams, Sec-WITHDRAWAL FROM M & S GOLF MANAGE· businen ye!? No Cent AuocialH conalat Santa Ana., CA 92706 • Ing c:lalms wlll .not expire RVINE~ CA 92714 egorlc•Uy exempt under retary, Plannlng Com-PARTNERSHIP MENT. 3188·A Airway A~• Sandra C Burl A call to 1• er , R!ctwd Anton Morlatty, belof• tour monchl t:rom location In California the requirements of th• mlulon City of New· OPERATING UNDER Costa Mesa, CA 92626 lh1s statement was I.led 0 David Wayne Grant and 20362 S.W. Birch, Santa the hearing date noticed of ef exec:utlve offlcl California Environmental port a.~h FICTITIOUS Boyd 0. Ma.rt1n Inc 1(CA) •»th the County Ct"'~ ot classified can Andrea Segeratrom Grant, Ana, CA 92707 ~'-GAV EXAMINE the ol lhe Miter 11: SAME AS Ouality Act. b ... ~.. NOTE: ~ expense of BUSINESS NAME ~6ewpo31 Prt°'~!a~~I C~2:;: O.:,!~ge Ccur.ty en P.la1 18 help Truslffl for the Grant Fa~ Susan Jeanette Seger· ABOVE Notice Is here Y , ... u.ar th! llce Is aid f The following peraon has · 1...,., 1----------ll T 1 d 1 d ll/l9/86 strom Perry 24681 lllekeptby thecourt.lfyou AallstWbytheaellef aD glvanthatsaldpublichear· 1 no P rom' withdrawn u a general Thomas V Schauppner. F647127 1~62 ru~.,, a~ nn Lane' Mandevlll• Dnve, Laguna are a person tnterntad In other bullneu name• ind Ing will be held on the 20 llllng fff collected from the pannar trom the partner· 2007 Yacht M1sch1el, New· Publ.shed N1t .. porl Bt<J..;'1 Santa Ana, tA ~705 ' Hiiia, CA 92653 ~ :!'81~1~ :i. addr11111 u1ed by the day of Juty 1995, al the applicant. ship operallng undef the ~ort Bea~h ~A ~2~ Goll Cosla Mesa oa ty p 101 Andrea SegtHstrom Grant Sally E. S~om, 3495 a .,_.,_._ • Mii«, within thrM yeara hour of 7:~ p.m. In the Publl1hed Newport flctotlous buslne11 name ot YP• 0 usness. June 16 23 30 Jul 7 T t f c ,.,_; Wimbledon Way, Co1ta quett fOf Speclal ~of before the date auch list Council Chambers of the Beach-Colt& Mesa Daily 8GD GLOBAL at 127 Brea Management of Properties ,9,.c • Y 19 rus" or ou.-~, Mesa.. CA 92628 the filing of an lrtventory wu Mnl of dellvered to Newport Beach City Hall Piiot 1 119 Canyon Rd tP78 Walnut This business 15 con· "" ~~··~r:~:ecx 11~1:: Anton David Seg1r1trom, and appralsal ot utate .... the buyer are: NONE 3300 Newport Boulev11d: July • 1 5. F59:2 CA 91789 .. • • ducted by an ind1111duat F;.35 HARBOR LAuiu- MdrH....Sta.tt 'om Grant 0315 ffalMew Road, Costa .. 1.1 or ol any petition Of The name• and business Newport Beach, Callfomla, Thi Flctltiou1 Bus111eu Thomas Scnauppne( "" ITruslii.Torrfh G 1' MtH, CA 92828 account " provided In eddre1111 of the buyer are: at which time and place PUBLIC NOTICE Name referred to abo11e Boyd D. Ma.rtm, In(. Boyd PUBLIC NOTICE MOUNT OLIVE ..f' rUI ... or an ran . ThlOclOI'• Waltll Seott· NCtlon 1250 of tM Cali1or· CHA R. YANG, 11AENG J. any and an persons lnter-WU tiled In Orange Counly o. ~at1ln. PIH I s762 ~riA "2~~ Lane, attom, 14 Nantuck.i. !Nfne, ni. "*'rebel• Code. A R• YANG. HYE JIN YANG. ultd may appear and be NOTICB Off SAL~ on October 20, 1994 Thrs statemenl wH toled F ctHlous Cemetery Sales ~: S G t CA 112720 quest fOf Special Notice 2010 MAIN STREET #l60, heard thereon. II you chal· In accordance with lh• F625637 with the County Clerk of Buslneu Name rea egerstrom o::',i Toreo H~S.O-sll form la avallabl• ff~ ~ IRVINC..~7l4--ge...lhlLJ¥ojecl _.s.cllon 21700 Full name and address ol Orange County on June 8. Statement leads Furnished i ~Trv~1::2 ~ F L nn 3315 Fairview. Road, Costa coult ClttlC. The aueta to be aold atl you mey be limited lo rals· through 21718 of the Call-the peraon wllhdrawlng: \995 The lollo ... ong por~ons are ~t·s ta Ana CA e21os MIN, CA 112828 Attorne~ tor the Patl-described In• genatal as: Ing only those laauea you fornla Buslne11 and Proles· Smil Ut Inc., (CA), 727 F849016 doing business as J;.40-7602 ' an r irom Granl Yvonne de C. Segarltrom, tlonen FURNITURE, FIXTURES. tif aomeone elM raised at slonl Code there being Brea Canyon Rd., #8, Wal· Published Newpon Bea~h· ASSESSMENT AND SELF J a~dT:~1~:f• 'tor Laurei Tru1IM, fOf,the Yvonne de THOMAS 9. GA.RAITT, EQUIPMENTS & GIFT the public hearing de-due, unPll!d storage fH tor nut, CA 91789 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ~VAL~ATIO'Gi SEAVl~t 1~1••••····· Grant 1782 Terry LyM C. Segaravom Trust, dated ESQ,, CHEADLE & SHOP and 111 located at: 1cribed In thl1 notice or In which INSTORAGE ANA· Guy Smith June 16, 23, 30. July 7, C~r92~:· guna igue, PACIFIC vEW lane 's t Ana, CA 92705 5125/89, 2222 Avenue of GARRETT t tit DOVE 20t0 MAIN STREET, #160, written correspondence d• HEIM, 11 entitled to t lien This 11at1m1nl was filed l99S MEMORIAL PAM JeaMtt':l Segeritrom u the Stan, 12001, Loa Alt-STREET 'sulTK 208 IRVINE, CA 92714 • ll\lered to the City at. Of pursuanl to Mciloo 2\702 with the County Clerk ol : F533 Fofn ~~n• TL'.;;'merm~~s. ~4 c.m.t-• M--- ttust" undlt tM R1tldu-geiel, CA 90067 NEWPORT a•&CH cA The bUalneN name used pr1()( to, the r-ibllc Mating. of A id cod• 00 th• goods Of'ang• County on May 25, c~r926r;; guna gu . ,., .. _....;-. "-~t=: I T 't und th Wiii• of Andi•• Seglfttrom Grant. _, • by the seller at lhat loca· For lnfonnalion call (714) herelnalltt dHcribed as 1995 PUBLIC-NOTICE ""'-"' ~, ~ ,;/' p :d ~8lold T 1762 T.,.ry Lynn Lane, 92880, (7t 4) 833-tlon Is: EVERGREEN GIFTS 844-3200. mlscellaneoua hou11hold Publi1hed Newport Beach-KlmberlH Barnell. 14 Fair 3500 Paclfie View om. ~:om' dated 0ec:em: Santa Ana, CA 92707 10H . & SUNDRIES Oatold Adams, Sec· ltemt aofu, refrlgerator1. Costa MHa Oally Pllol Flctltloue Eln:is. Laguna Niguel CA NewpOf1 e.crt ber 21 t985 (u a partner Jeanette E. ~w1trom, Publl1h1d Newport The antlclpetld date of retary, Planning Com-dryer•, wuhera, clothing Jun. 23, 30, July 7, 14, Bu1lnH• Name 9/~1~7 business Is con .... IJW In HarOkr T Seg1f1trom II) u TruatM of the Aellduary Beach-Coal.a M... Dally the bYlk aale 11 July 25, mlHlon, City of New-and peraonaJ property, due 1995. Statement d cted D h ab d a~ I••••••••• 818 w. Bay Avenue, New· Trust Under the Wil11 of Pilot Julye. 13, 20, 1995. 1995. al the olflc• of Team port Beach. notice having baet'l given to F53., The fOUoWlfl9 persons ate .... ~, Y· u an --Ullml 1 Port Beach Calllornla Veronica P. Seg•r1trom. TH698 Escrow, 13t51 8tookh1.1r1t NOTE· Thi ,YnAn__, of l)llrllu known to claim an PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as· H tart-" do.ng r1s;•-• • and Harold T. SeQ«altOm, StrMt, Garden Grove. CA • .....---lnter11t therein and th• FRANKS FLOWERS 390 IVI you s ""' llLl ...... ,, 112661 dated December ~1. 11185 112643 this notice 11 paid from • time apeclftld In IUCh no-• business ye1? No Sandra S. Daniell, (u ~ 3316 Fairview Roltd.' ~ PlJBUC NOTICE Thi• bUlk sale IS tubject flllng fee cohctld from the I.ice for payment of IUCh F1ctltloua E. \9th St., Colla Mesa. Dana L.ane limmermans Mortuary * Cl\apef pattner In ,ti.~dWlmT. bl~ Mesa. CA 92628 BSC .. t-to Callfomle ~onn Com-....... 11....... feet ha.....,. expired Will be Bu11ne .. Name C,~_!2627B . u 1n 2 Th·• s1aletNnl was l~ed Cremation 11tom II), -......,, • ..... ----··"' .. "-....... --St.at t .._ .. son nan .... am1, .,1 with lh• County Clltk of way, Coita MHa, CA Thi• buslneu Is con-NOTtCaO' merclal Code Section Publlahed Newport IOld at pu ...... --·by emen Tustin Ave .. Newporl 0 C 1 J 20 110 BroadW•y 112628 ~by: e lolnt venture PETITION TO 8108.2. Beach-Costa Mesa Daily INSTORAGE ANAHEIM, lo-The following persons are Beach CA 92660 range oun yon une Cott• MeM 841...,; s Perry (u a part· The regltlrants com-ADMINISTER If '° tubfect, ttie name Pilot July 7 1995 , cat9d at ins W. Penhall doing busln111 u : Ruth ·Anne Harns 1912 ll)95 FGSO 144 MZ·'1M ,,... In Harold' t. Seger· mencld to nnsact ~ ESTAT• ""-'s and addreu of the pert0n ' . F593 Way, CountY of Orange, t} ANIMAL FRIENDS VAC-Tustin Ave.. N~wporl IJ••••••••I altom II) 2466t Mandevllle neta under the lic1ltlou1 vr with whom clalm1 may be S1ai. of Cellfomla on lhe CINATION CLINIC, b) A.NI-Beach CA 92660 Pubh$hld Ne...,pon Beach- Drive laouna HUii CA bu1ln111 Name ll•t•d KATHLEEN flied 11 Team E1crow, PUBLIC NOTlCE tat day of .Aiy 1995 at MAL FRIENDS PET VAC-This 'bualness Is con-Cos .. Mesa Daily Pilot July 92853 ' ebove on: 3/18178 • llATTFllLD 13151 Brookhurlt SllWI, :00 am Tttma kif the ..,, CINATION CLINIC, 233 ducted by• husband and 7, 14, 21 , 28, 19!i5 Sally e. Segeratrom, (u a REGISTRANT ALSO CAii NO. A178137 Garden Gr~. CA 92&43, NOTICE OF are cash only. Sale aubftct Seal Beach BIYd., Seal Wife . Fs78 pal1net In Harold T. Seger-HEREBY GIVES NOTICE To all helra, tieneflclariea, and the I.alt date fOf filing PUBUC flBARINQ to canc911atlon. Landlord Beach, CA 90740 Have you started doong ---------strom II), 3495 Wimbledon TiiAT The Prudential fnaur· Ctldllors, contingent crldl-clalml lhall be .My 24, CORRECTl!D ......,,.. the rtgh1 to bid. Timothy Robef1 Le C&alre, t>uslnass yet7 Yes, 6-1·95 PUBLIC NOTICE Way, Cotta MHa, CA twlC9 Company of Amarlc&. ton, and persona Who may 1995, which II the l>Uslneu NOTICE IS HER BY Below II a llal of names t0425 Slater Ave .. #I02, Jacllaon 8t1an Hams 92628 a New Jeraey corporallon, otherwlM be lnler•lld In day befOf• the tale date GIVEN that l)Ubl1c M no• and unll num~. Fountain ·Valley, CA 112708 Thi• statement WH llled Fictitious Theodore W. S.ger1\rom, Which WU tormerlY • gen.-the will Of estate, or both, specified tt>ove. wlU be held by the Costa DAVID VELASQUEZ. 1107 Dorla Mac Haggana, OVM, with the County Clt1k ol Butlneu Name (11 a partner In Hatold T. llal partner of Regfattant (I) '*-KATHLEEN MATTFlELD D•ted1 JUNI 28, Mesa City Councll on July DIANA RAMON, 1115 28608 s.nator Ave,, HatbOf Orange County on June 12. Statement S•r.ratrom Ill 14 Nan-la no ts a ger\etal pan. A PETITION hu been t89S 17 1995 at 6·30 pm Of' GREGORY TURNER. 1121 City, CA 907lO 19:95 The following persoru aro we It Irvine CA 92720 net of l1trant and ~ flled by SUSAN KENSEY In CHAR YANG .. • ioon thereafter as Po• TERESA L JOHNSON. Thia bu1ln1u 11 con-F649362 doing pusiness as· Jeanett• E. Seger1trom, :;: ':bn ar1:n:·~ 1t tM Su:perlof COUit Of call-U.NQ J. YANG llbl•, In the Council Cham-1~~VEL ADVISORS 2243 ~~ by: • g-al part• PUblllhld Newport Beac:h· SPECTRUM WHOLESALE H TruatH IOI' the HatOld T. aDIUtlN oPR lstrant lomla, County of ORANGE. H'ft JIN YANQ befl of City Hall, 77 Fair TORY L DUNN 22411 Have P you •tarted doing Coate Mesa Daily Piiot FLOWER OUTLET. 615 Or· S1ger1trom, Jr. Family n..... Townegisirit ... • "-~-THE PETITION reque1a Published Newport Drive, Coata Mesa, on the BRIAN BURGESS' ........ ... .• 1~··~et? 8-I 115 June tA 23 30 July 7 Ch1d. C0tona dll Mar. CA Trust dated 8/11/84, (u a ..,.,. ' ~.. .,,,.,. that SUSAN KENSEY be folloWlng Item: • .... '" ...... ....... • ,.. • · • 92625 pattner In Harold T. Seget'· Auodat .. , a joint vent1 ... appointed u pertonal rep-Beach..C01ta Mesa Dally Appeal of the Planning JOHN SCHAEFER, 2274 Tlmothy . Claire 11195. Machelle Th•reu Wag· atrom II) 818 w Bay Av-Sy South Coast Plaza. • reaentatlve to administer Piiot .My 7, 1995. Commlaalon'• declalon fOf DAVID M. JARVIS, 3133 F530 goner 615 Ofch1d Corona enue. N9wpori Beech, CA ~for~,.ai~ the •Ital• ot the d9*ent. F5~ Pfannlng Action PA-95-14, ~~~~ 322R. ~33 TRADE 011 Mw. CA 112625 112601 'lip, • .. , THE PETITION requetts from I.any W. lamb, 7 COr· RE NT Mark Gordon, 615 01ch•d, YVonne de C. Seger1trom, C.J. s.;.nttorn • Sone, a the d9*ltll'a WIU. and PUBLIC NOTICE porate Pwk, Suh• 130, Ir· ROGER BERND, 4143 CorON d•I Mar. CA 112625 as TruatH of the YVonne ~artnert~ Managing codlcla. II any, be lldmltted vine, rtptt .. ntlng Flrat JAMES DUFFY, 4tL Oh classified This bus111e11 11 con· d• c. SegeBlrom TNlt. :WJ!!.. T e--0r-to ptObata. The will and PUNUOTc'~! .. O!INQ Step HOUH of Orange ~~ = 942-5878 through classified ducted by:. Vof*al part· 2222 Avenue of the Stan. 'I ·-·, · ----· .. 111'/ COdldll are aY1lllable • ..--C<Mny, 2025 Ct1811e StrMl. • Suite 2001, Loi ~ MaNaglng Pliltnef tor eum1nat1on In the fie Nodce It hefebV given for a wrsano. t-0m front tEONA CHESUQ(. 4387 Cellfo/NI 90017 8Y JMnatte E. hOW-keot by the court. lMI the "8intllnCI Conlmla-_.bedc raqUlramanta (10 AJJSONSO VALDEZ. JR, Henry T. Segefltrom and strom. MaNllllna PW1Mi n.e PETl'TlON requMta lion of the City of Newf)Oft .... ~ 1.toot pro-43N Ren.e Mery Segerttrom, Thia ~WM llld ~ admnl*r the leadl .al hc*I a public poMd) ot • ~ fioom VALERIA DONNELLY, ~~~= ~ ... ~~2~ :=-Admlriab':on~ ~.::,.the~ =~en:""~ 8~STON l.AM8£RTJR , Th.lt4. 1"7 Eui Bay Av-HIN ..... Act. (Thia e&Ahottly Amandmant No.. l2 on propoaed), end fl'om °'*' ~~Rt LYNN BAILEY enue. Newport Beach, CeN-~M .. .aow tt1e per'ICINt rep-~ located et aoo epace ~ (~ • fOtnla '2teM430 Publlahaid Newpolt 1.-ch-r .......... lo take mMy of Newport c.n.. ,...,. 20% propoaed), 52S:S Ruth Mn ~..l.,rom Mo-CON ..... Dally 1t11ot ~ ~ court • OrM, geNt'ltlly. loc:ai.d at to ~the Oonvertlon Publl1tted New~ ==~;;= N'4t "°·-Mt 1. 1•. 21, ~~~11 =: ~:,n-'S: :eareoee,::,~ar: =o:~ .. '=. Eugene M0tlarty, to:tS 19M. Fiii ~.the oereonal '9P' Joaquin Hlllt Road; a.::··~ lo be ,._ F595 VlctON DfM ._. AN. ,....... wll be ~ bcM.t'ldad by San JoeqlAn mowd>: Wiit! • CondlllOnal PUIUC NOTICI Callfomla 92718 PUIUC -TICI IO .,. noclCa to .,....... ... om.. AVOQdo A"" u.. ~ tor Hamilton·-------""'°" DtrM ~. -pertona unlMa .., tteve ...... San NlcholM °'!:s HouM, • aob9r ~ envf. • FlotUleu9 ~==-~~Co-U04t40 :-::n=:::o.~ ~Roee~~ ~ .. ._ ... ioca"= ..... ~ .. .._ Rlcl\atd N'Mft MOflat1Y, llOTICI OP The ~ ..,.... Requeet 10 ~ an M 2025 Cl\ll'la Street In an _........ • 203A a.w. ll«itl. lanta nTmON TO ltatioft u~ wlll .,. arMndment to Districting A2 zone. En~antal ..1'!!::;:: ~ 11• Ana calllotnla ta707 ADlllNlaTd grwMO ""'9M an lnMf-Mape No.. 41 and 50, ,.. Deterrnlnallon: ..._.,, nLCHAIA Jeinne fMh Me>rler1y, ••TAH 011'1 ~ pMOn .... an ~ = property fl'om ~ NOTICE 18 FU THEA ,~t "fr:c 177S ~~! STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • •• • The Ltga1 DeptznmmJ"' tht 1:JaiJy PiliJt is J>/!»sal ... -to 1l11!10Ulla 4 NW Jmlia nDW lltJtlilAMt ID MW businafo. rLOWUI When Words Are Not Enough "Specializing In Sympathy Flowers" 2963 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540-3135 z•• 22311 Rotebtler.a.:MIOn .IOUMtllll )eCtlon lo ll'le '*"'°" ----.. Olttrlcno the oi. GIV!N that at uld time ~ o; eo..a ......_ Viejo, Celffomla a&JZAl8Tlt MCCLARY, "'°"' ~--why the !•:-·~ ~ °' and Plllce al "11.,.'9d CA 1Mat '' 'Donald~ Morl9t1y, *8~111 =..v .. not ...... == ~""'0.., ~ INY ~and hteUa AftlOIHtle =1 C&lffotMI n.a ~ ~_!.1111 ·A ~ on .. .,.._ .tct NgU1110M '°' llodl ct ~the by~= ._., (Qolcndo), 1m 8oUttt eoett ~ a c.11-.IOaUllllll ~ Ion • bl held on NJ. eoo of~ Center. 11am. ~titld Dr., CoMa ~ ~ ""'*""°' CAl8 •• At?WI QUIT 3. t• M 1:411 P.M. =.!=. ,_ beWI ,.. If THE A,OAEMIH-...... llta 3311 ,_... AHd. Col*ll To II "*9. blfllllll--. In ~703 loC-.d • M1 ~.I ,_ beW1 TIOHlD ACTIONS 11 "~::~=a':: Meae, Celll«nla llUI, cncllOf9. ...,..,... ..... 1"9 o.M loulh. Of. -.. --.._. • .. cat-CHAUiNOE> IN COURT, CA " Mn: Mr. Mattl L. ................ ,.,... ... ..... ..... ..... . ....-.v ...,... under the ~"«¥ .,. ....... ~ CMlr AnlefU. Chief "nanolal Otftoet .,... .... '-.,..,111111 In I'" WJU OIJICT TO .... ...,,.,.... ... _ol .. "9d lo ...._....,. =~o.edO) .. .....,. (httnat °'One Town~ the • •-. or bell\ .,.... ., .. -. ,... Oel..,. llWttOt.meneaa w•' .. • ... ,.... · ........_ · Wt wiJI now~~ M1N for JOI' Ill no O'l10 ~ IUtd StnJt you thi tilN anddJt trip to tht Co.at Hm«;,, Sow Aiu. Thm. ef~. '1fo:r tht iolid1 is~ wr wiJ1fikJO"ftajtioKt1-inar 1tlDW JtA111Hml uiillJ tht C.OW.,.,, • Cltrlt. publish""". w«Jt for jMr ~ lfS ~"' ltaiJ llitJ thm ftk ,..-Jntt/' tf p#/J&lltic"' WiJh. ~ ~ "' DfM Mtod• .. Ind or: JOllPHINI ·~ ..................... ~AtA, lie ............. "' ....... \.A'--••••9DOID .... 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Piloc FRIDAY, JULY 7. 1995 anon DWPUIT BALBo• cost·• --e• z•• .. ,~·~CB=~=Zt=•~·~·~IA~CB;--:2~11=9 1S1.ANDA zaoe .. --.. 1111sa11moos COMME•CAL LOST. lllPLOYKENT ca.u,, t•w"""''**· UITAl.S It.BAL ESTATE •=fiiOiiutmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'·------1 5530 ........ aMlglwd ,.., ·-•• ~====~~~~1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii c...-.... Utle IU. llNMcut.te LIM IMW 38r 28a, AC, poor,· 2 . :::-· = 8 mrt.. IUtt.na 10 --------11: lmmaG· oond. Cream .t..11 Ilk• new. Ught, W/d, blt-IM, deck. dbl lft001mo. e•oeoet 100115 2701 BUSINESS oma wka have ht vacc. EMPLOYMENT carpel•. ehuttere. brlQhl, amatt 39r )Ba gw, m\nf bay~.Avt Female: brown wuh/dryer, frig, tt.e. Lg muter w /apa 7/1, 11900. «573-35M i 1elde \Br ev.U now. POI IENT 2789 •trlpH, wht paw•_.......____ 5530 $1350/mo M4-t34IO. tub. Sunny patlO, dbl S No .,.ta. '5t!llmo ln0'#9' CDM Large room. pnt Mal•: lblacle, green iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -T~ w gar. Nr pvt bch/lennla PACIOUS 280 tlA In apecilal. 1eo e. 211t be, reaa. P8'90ft no/ •V-•· &M-29St • 4 o o O o f't I! A A . -::::-:S8e+bonu• ,::. /parka. Avail lmmed, ~urn'd apt. GrHt St. Encl gar. &4e.oee3 emolee.unol°i'io.$&00/ BeeutHul Fr .. Kit• INCOME 'otentlel. 2050 tct ft. S2300. 828 Lse 12400. 873·<Moo etlo"' •7~•~ i•aw. '" .. L.ooaUon mo.+u ou.. 0500 ~~mF~~Q! ten• <ontv 2) Maine .-.om• Typl1t1/PC Cancha. 64M 980 Sprglaaa Hiii 38r 2Br 1Ba, Utl. pd. OFFICE/RETAIL Coon & Slaml .. e Mllt· uura. Call Toll Free Beach Area Oen view! Fam rm/1pa BALBOA Ntw appll&l\CH/car~t. VACATION· HOO VIEW 49'-e241 lure. 142-.4722 t~~~;8f~·~:.r~ •. f)(t. F Ith.... ~2900$ '~sC•rmel Bay, PENINSULA 2607 1825/mo. 75M242 3!"NTA1S 2722 Beautlful/•ff•otlo~ ... ._...... ...... ..... • ~ '1!tter um ... pen • un 494-7894. USTa1oe l.tg clean -Offlo• Sult•• Avall ate, 4 yHr old, AIRLINE Must know: Or Swnmtr WHkJy $850 INCL UTILS 2Br12~8:,·be~~1af.50• NB OCu.NFRONT From 20().3000 eq tt. ~K.f,.{•;,.e!~h~~~ Hltlng Nowl Entry Level ~~Pro RetaJI 1·5 Bedroom 1 Bdrm. Kit, dining S.a-1703 w .. kly. Fully furn 3Br Competitive ratH. need• a loving home. , •flight Attend 112·$15/ht • ,.....,,. ~-• •OUT OF SANTA FE• MAl'IY Oc:eanfronta area, apple, lndry. 2Ba, gar. No sml(.Jno 4500 Campus Or •• Npt 04.._5715 or 7~,84 •Ramp Agents 58-115/hr • Col~....,.Nt; Exclusive high end '-:!!~~~~.'~~ APARTMENTS 102 E. Bay at. Oarct.n ••ttlng 1Br peta. Kar.., 434-1424 Beach. 852·8388 And More F0t Info. Soutnwestorn apparel ...., .•. ~ _.,. ............... POR D'l!NT 723-0823 or 220-IM&8 Pvt gar, patio, nu cpt, l Whit• MaJamute 800.tM-7178 n . at OU 11ore Is looklng for FIT Alto YurlJ 1-3 ldrin au; 2B"' 1·BA J ho·-a to lg ctat+more. $87~1 BUSl .. 't'rSS •-hephai'd This dog ••••••••••••••••••••~ customer servl~• S'150-11'7&/mo NB l HB ., • .... mo rreel 722-1999 'RENTIJ.S TO n~ g loved very tn4Jdllll'.A&"iD;;"AIAiiL-.:Y;-;S~ALARY;-;-;;;;;~0~~========1 orien&od proles,1011-Vlll• Rental• BALB ~=~\.~ .~~ Nr SC Plaul 3Br 2Ba. SHAll 2724 FINANCE 96~~~ CaU (pager) $400 A DAV work.Ing ORDER DESK :~p. Mc::n::uvllev•re~-; P ~ M t OA Avl 811 Jim S75-6089 yd, gar. trplc $950/mo. f0t Don Lapre of th• M-F, $8.50/Hr. ben-+ comm & benefits. tOpe gm JSY avn . 818 Jennifer Lan•. BDRM I be t let FOUND CANARY TV show .. Making ellll. 7:30am-4pm. Call Poppy, 644-5953 97 912 __. • ., 2606 Spectacular ac.an 850-3883. Avallablel N t Be~ au qu BUSINESS Easter Sunday week-Money." Call Don at Computer keyboard Vu Bach studio. UtJ TOT.u llOVE 1111 •~""•BR Nfo. Avl :.~o ~ OPPORTUNITY end. VIK'/ friendly. c.u 1~82·1 113. exp nee. Phone exp R•t•ll S•I•• IMJIAC HVH 38r 2Ba, 2BR 1BA unfurn yearly. pd. AY1 7-1 thru •15 "" ""'"' 1 $3Sl5 +utll. 760-01\0 548-195-4. Aeathetlclen wanted helpful. Call Books Gift Shop hiring p/t Ip, gw. New fire, pnt, No peta. sundeck. S1800/mo. 72W85e Fr•• cable, pool, 2904 Found Cat Female for busy med. ofc. on Tepe, Inc. for In-sales clerk_ SIS/hr. JacuzzJ tub, etc. S2200 S975/mo. Avail 7115. gated. Nr Tri~• Sq. COM Blk to Beachl P.erslan lyr. Call to Exp. pret'd w/taclals, tervlew, 714·548·5525 In C.M. 549-0300 X405 Incl grdrnfl .... &44-7124 Come by 20elh Peatl 942·585 Spaclou1 2S..2Ba Apt. Identify 631·2839 body wraps, mu1age Ext. 423. •---------CORONA • 2-car gar. Quiet. S600 ..... .,E $10,ftAA and aroma therapy. p IT 0 FF 1 CE • SECRETARIAL DEL MAR 2622 Ref's. 975·2079 ntAft. vvv-Found Jewerly Mull 1oc. travel req. '• • FULL TIME ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HUNTINGTON $30,000 In Th• Market Broiler Parking Fax res: 714-53().7014. SALES. Costa Mesa. $7.50/hr. St&ble. oe. 1• BEACH 2640 COM Home. Near Behl Next 30 D•yal lot 6/27 Call Identify. Must be reaponsiQle. PENDABLE Individual 28R 1,...B 2 Vaulted Cell. Spacious FT/PT (not a MLM) (714) 960-7098 Apt Management Cati Bill, 722-0456 n.eeded 10 provide n a. carporta, Share bath. N/$ ~95 """"· pd Cu1tomer .. rvtce rep ..,.....,,,,,_..,....,.__,, ____ _ deck, pool, frplc, w/d. 18R NEAR BEACH + ~ utl. 875-3839 ~,.comm dallyl Found Puppy for multiple apt PfT Work F(T Pa~ cler1cal aupport lor the Avall 7/15. Lse S950. No sales e1c. nee. Black/Grey , complexes. Must have 6am· 12 M·F, no exp Classified Advl!rttslr>Q ....... ..,269 0 b,.,.. ""'l"' Large J:rage, fir• COM Home. Near Behl Thi I A al Department ol a grow ~ '.....,...,.. • I I f I' v s s e · OU can 6 week• old. found enclosed truck & gen-necessary. $8.00/hr • . ~ . & -C'1 • -.. I' P a«:e, , ndry ac.. aulted Cell. Spacious actually do thl I 0 S Ing community news. Lg 28r 2ea, frpl, mini tty. 167o/mo. 96g..no7 Share bath. N/S 5495 s over hore area. AM eral tools. Experience Ask for Mark 852-0247 paper cham. Typing ocn w, deck, lg 2-car + ~ utl. 875-3839 1-8~900-5509 of 6/23. 642-8995 required Including -----------5o-55wpm. Various or-.• , gar. No pea. SlS!SO/ CALL 24 Houl'9 F appliance repair. Ex· IVT·TEMP Organlza· mo. Avt S/l5. 720-1565 NEWPORT COM Prof. N/smk to r•• to epproved cellent starting aalary Uonal Ast. 20 hr1 wkly. ftlhcreu dF!M.r d1e8~s· .• M8 .. o30nadma~ share large house. home• 4yr. male & benefits. Ae~ume Flex sched wkdya thru rlc S. of PCH Lrg, airy 2Br BEACH 2669 Furn/unfurn. Nr beach. PfT Home·baaed bus. aamoyed & 2yr. fe. pref. The Konwlser 8/15 $6/hr 494-7018 5:30pm. pportunlty w/1undeck. FrlQlmlc/ $400/mo. 875·1700 529 lnv .. t, $39/mo male auule •hep/lab Corporatron: 4120 for growth. Good ben- utlls Incl. no/smk, no oc••MFRONT CM 2bd Twnhom• overhead. $3000/mo+ mix. Prefer to keep lo-Birch, Ste 104. 833·2704 . PART TIME WORK eltt pkg. Physical/drug Pets Sl100 67).5454 _... 0 car w/ln yr. 642·1834 gether, very affection· ----------FULL T y testing Is a prerequi· 3Br 28a, fp. Yrly ulet, pvt ba, yrd, ate & playful. 1.5 yr. ENTRY LEVEL IME PA site or employ,mept. Sharp, cleen 2Br • 1 Ba. patio, 2 blk• to Big Corona. $950. Avall 7/16. 673-3a52 $2300/mo lndry , p v t gar, PAVPHONEROUTE male dalmatian/ The TlmH Orange Call Judy Oetting or Bkr/842-:SB50 $437+ in utll 645-9518 50 Local & Eatab Site• pointer mix Big. beau· The Times Orange County Is looking tor call (71 4) 574-4250 for E $1 "'00 kl Coun"' Is looking for *1 BR $82•* E 'ald• Coate M••• arn ~ WM y. lllut, plavful, wants ac-·• bright, energetic sales Interview. "" 1..Soo-866-4588 24 h 7' professional Telemar· 2BR 2BA S725/Up 1 bdrm avail lmmed In ,. live home. 7yr. male keters to earn proles· Pe o PI e to work _S_E_C_TY_·_N_B-.-Co--m-p-u-te-r, Refr1g & dlahwuhei 3 bdr'l' twnhse. Neat, blue merle aussle slonal wages. Top evening hours with phones. bi-Hngual Incl 60x30 pool. No clean, drug·free non· •hep. Mix gorg.ou1, wages & commission outside sales team Eng/Span. Call Donna COSTA MESA 2624 pets. No fHs. No •smokefs need only ANNOUNCEMENTS loyal & clam. Needs white quahfylng for Earn hourly wages T 955-2030; Jax 955-0232 Ha lasslfied ad I 176 lease. 545-4855 call. No cats. $400/ adult home. 373-0n1 our anractlve benefits generous commission ye your C I . n newspapers mo+ Y.s utll. 650-4292 Lost Cat package Including while qualifying for STYLISTS wanted. 2 With CAL·SCAN! wtth.a-comblnedcirculatlonover3mllllon. Jl~A .ss501m.o. OREATLOCATIONI NB Private Home Lg 4 yra old male medlcal coverage. our ai~acuve benefits stationsavaiT.Newport s•oo I• •1111 t•h• t• ploct • u word Lndry, pool, quwt, nr lBR, 1 car garage, w. bdrm kltch, lndry: Inc 11u''OUN,..r••rNTS (Amber) Or•""• iong Closers onlyl Call be-package including top salon. Salon all transportation. No Bay Ave. LeaM $950. 1 nnn ~iu; -·· medical coverage 8 I rt 644-9980 01lt11 cleullltded.SISl01t1c~•ddllloftel word. peta e4e.o392 Agt 650-4n7 utVcbe. No smk/pets 2920 hair. Loil Bison/ tween 1-4pm. 714• Cal1Sultan966-4573 ecou · 25 mo 722·9755 MacArthur. 707~622 _966-4 __ 5..;_9_1. _____ -----------SUMMER WORK CAL•SCAN (9161 449·6000 If you're looklng. for • c•r, cl•sslfled h•s news for you. GARAGE SALE HINTS Mak~ sure you arrive at the garage sale early or you will miss the best bargains! (pager) 76o-9511 Maintenance POSTAL & OOV'T JOBS S 10.1 ~ start. PT/FT. COSTA •.-rrA 262 ST WatkJn•W•'re nol just --------MAJ NT MECHANIC $21/HOUA +BENEFITS F c 1 n~ 4 CO A MES.A 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 VanlUa & Pepper-For Lost C•t Black long NO EXP WILL TRAIN lex hrs. an ead to liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fr•• Catelog Call hair (white chin) Orange Co. p aint ToApptyCal71~7-1991 ~ogn~~a~11~;'~1 pos1- QUIBT&SERE Palm 1".esa Aparlnl.ents I So near & yet so far ... That's the feeling you get when you live at Palm Mesi amid the lash grccncry of scc.iudcd woods & stately palms. A Studios, l & 2 Bedrooms · Jrs. $575 11> S600 · I Bll S625 to $650 · 2BR sns m s?SO A No Pers & V c:nical Bhnds A Coting fans 4 NEW Carpet.~ & Tile 6, FIDlCSS Room 1.-Heated PooJ & j:KUZZJ & Paticis & lbkonics A Ganga Ava.tlablc (714) 855-04S6 amber eyes. 1yr. Last manufacturer needs---------seen (Spyglas1) area. mechanic to maintain Receptlonlat LOST & FOUND June 30th 760·5330 & repair machinery & FIT pos. w/Greon Tree 497-3992 facilities. Troubleshoot Trans. Co. Ught com· EMPLOYMENT 2925 Loat Cet Brown & solve maintenance puter/phne. 548·5820 SERVICES 5533 related problems, es----------l"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Siamese. Last see(l peclally electrical, In· Restaurant 1• $75.00 PREMIOI 17th at. CM. 438·1881 eluding plumbing, me· STUDIO CAFE Para caju de profea· Lost Cat White· male chanlcaJ & carpentry. •Restaurant Manager aora con papele1 de P • r a I an w /copper Comprehensive ben· •Kitchen Manager escuela y coau per· •Y••· (Harbor View eflt package Includes: Minimum 2 years exp. -·-··· Please be aware that sonal como negative• Area) 75~9347 life, medical, dental, Send resume, 300 d. 'Oto.· 11b lto1 ~1 vision, L TO, 401 (k), & PCH, Ste. 201, Hunt. the listings In this cat· egory may require you to call a 900 m.imber in which there is a charge per minute. • r · r ..... • Male Cat. neutered, 1 bos m.morlas .tc quarterly bonus atter Beach 92648 • • · year old. White with 6 month• ol sentlce. Estoy muy trlate black patches. very porque las caj81 Hta Send resume, lnclucUn9 ------------------ ban con la baaura d; friendly. 1 have four eJ.. aalary history, to: HR EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT accident• en vlrnea • ready. FrH to a good Manager, PO Box 5530 S530 el 30 de Junlo. homel Call Sheryl 1287, Santa Ana, CA Ell Harbor View Cuu 661-3192 92702. or-apply In iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -Newport Beach, Ca. person on Wed., Ju.Ir Barbi (714) 720-1655 12, from 1-4pm onlw. Muy SentlmentalH. PERSONALS at 3400 W. Seger· strom. Santa AnL No $75.00 REWARD! calls, please. EOE For rewm of teacher'• ---------Nurslng boxea with Important PERSONALS 3002 CNA and companion• files. papera, photo needed for hOmecar•. negaUvH, booka, r• FIT. 310-436-4444 celpt1, memorabilia, Office Person acct & Ir" ~TIRED OF ... • • TOf' • H041JCWUft • Rota • Ccm6aca • &oola • ~ DtA • G1fu • Aym • Wucha • Pcrfu.ma W•i« Till Yu Gu A U,.J Of Ut! ' Opening '4 N~ OfrtC.n M.an.ag~n • Tn1ncn .anJ Ow,.,, .. , R"t Im1•uttli«uly ~ •ttk ~·· ... ··" 4f:1U.tM' _._,,.ff'> top,.., .... etc. Many yea,. of SPOl'l"S bookkeeping. Quick WOfk. They Wet• put SCO •S Book helpful. Fax r• Office Hours· 9 :00 am • S:,~ M-F out by mistake next to SP'.,.~ •o I aume to Shelly at: 64&-th• trash cans at the ~.. 4168 Of phone 54&-5558 and lOrt>O am • 4:00 pm w ds curb,fde on Frldaw 1 ftAft ·263 1800 8 /30. Harbor View •yvv-• E"n bttn rronu.wd , .. Olpp.lfUUMrt rh.t "C"l'Cf "'"'~ crvc' CHECK US OUTII Dirrct M.rltui"~ Exj>eriltf.u R,911irrJ Tn1n~n um SI 000 10 SI SOO ~ddy 1561 Mesa Dr.· Sant2 Ana Heights, CA Hom.a· Newport Ext. 9625 RENT 1 -800-200-8056 (714) 546 9860 Beach. Sentimental ~~~am.In. . -value, too. Barbi ..._.. c.. 1.021m.7ao through classified ._ ____________________________ _,~~~~---~~---------~-~-~-_...Jl _ _j(£7i1~4)L!7~2~0-~1~8~5~5!,_ll~------:...---~--:.....:..;:.::......:...:.:..:......:..:...__, ===o--~~~ ACOUSTIC RgylODWNG 3408 W8 'UT ITON OR TAK8 IT OFP Amtex Texturing •Bob &41-8C>e9• ~you- • C'Aalllnld ... ~ .. lhe tacit andll'IM ,... ...... LEMM SPANISH NOW1 Exp'd SA Tutof. AlaO Tranalator·lnlerpreter. Suaana 8'73-7408 'I ...,sun DOCll 7'CW~ ....... ll!ll .. ~• ........ ~ •ae 78•1 LO.off, ·~:...:·= X, 4 UllllCI. 40' N.a. phone, IOOte, wtwe/ma--n--::..-. -·--. """-1 owner. Dll .......... boM. Xlnt roon ""'· a1eoo •.• .--. .._.... -· --· -...... __ ,, looaUonl t11,aoo. Or ... oondl ~700 •••tur••· alnl value ------•II. ttO,MI lllOlllU 1;__-... ____ _.._ I030 BOllD& .,. CHERCHEZ LA PDDm Naber• MO-e•oO POllClll 1175 w/I ':. lhot• dinghy. IUICI 8035 'II iJNrm ii Whl-.,Jll•-.i•l!ll!!!•~ Both vulnerable. North de.a.ht. WEST ::t=ft.f-:+tH I • S .f . NORTH •A JO 7 IS Q96 OQJ •.QJ 1086 EAST • 111.000/obo. · Call 6ep,low 4IK mU••· w ... 1.ev94 Rare ·ee South wa1 overly •rsnaa1ve lO ~. 141-6972 'M Rlvlet'• eunrl, •Hoye & M0tel 8'IV9' ltl lo make proCeecl clireclly to llll apadee. Smre N.,_ 40 ft .... ~ LooM 6 Run• OrMll Sporty &~Aellablel me an offer! ln-8079 North could not O""'n tht.J>idd1n1 ....-All ....... ., & extr.. 114,988 II &393 and one•~ wu ~;wn to be miu· ~oara::.1;f& et. 14so0080, 141-~179° Nabere flOO inr, it "u wildly optimlatic to Nwpt ........, Quiet, •A C•ntury Low HK TOYOTA expect thai North could cover all prv cttennel. aort. mil••. V-1, white, J!EP 9110 •ea Cello• QT Con- the other la1ers 1n South'• hand. mu, water, 9*:t In-many pwr fealurea, &i&ii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil vertOtle White, auto, West led a low heart and Eaat'a c:tucl 11Qlft. &41-1400 bal of warr. Prev. tM R_d,...,., A/C, r•adY for Sum- lting waa raptured by the ace. The P.-g*'-d Balboa Cove• rental unit. *12·988 Eatate Wagon, Only mer Crulafnl New c.i 1210 ---------- Ql08761' OA 1073 ~~~~ ••3 •K2. QKJ3 / 0 986ts-• ·•952 r t I t t th L comm. Water & •lac "444206 1 I .... V-.. d ·• t queeno rumpa 01 o e,.in1, Nab«al>4<>-8100 9500mle• wnne, -., tra e-.n 14,911 ;fa~ !';~!~1: ~~~~:e~~r~:..!: -='~·~~~at. -·sw_.;;.R_ea_ga1 __ .-2-d-r.-v-8-, -a-u1 ... o·,1 = ~i.~· b~:'J. v:i "1~!:. 54<>-8'""'_1~00 .. ""'"' ___ _ ---or ace of d1amon<ls. On the m1m-1---------low mu ... air bag, Al· warr, 1av• I rrom 7 716 m.Jl.,t theory iet attr81><>ve, l!:aat ,. • ..._ •• ~ ·toV9 & more. 88' of newt Vehlolel lt ... ,9811·v.-·.;.._•u-5------- _.-INW, Aw "' warr, PN"'· rental unit #414137 AR reverted to hearta and declarer TWJ.11$ 8014 #•7Hl"4 112,988 Nabere 540-9100 28 AnlisepllC 29 Cares for obeyed 48 Bacilbone 49 Corrode 50 Nofweglall rolled home, dtawinr trumps and Nabere 540-9100 • 84 Ch•vv Van then discarding two diamonds on UTILITY TMILllR 85 C•ntury SIW••· -.-.11-.D-A_____ 29,000ml Top-of.lhe- 32 Havino hearing organs 34 Whtskeys the table's clubs 5JC8 Ft. Old but rug· Only 3400 mll .. I al6Wo 9125 llneconverslon.4cap- Eaat's troublea arose al. the very ged, good tlre1. $200. white v-e. auto, power iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ta.Ina chalre. Loaded, 39 Map collections 40 Typo ol dance capilal 51 Cat'ssouod SOUl'H WEST .. .,.... first trick. Since 1t was impouible, 8~ Mat, windows. lock• 179 RX7 Auto ttana, radar, V-1, ale, alt, on thia auction, that Wea\ waa & moral Save s from alloy whff11, AC, AMI White. Perf~ CondJ- or exercise 41 Clanlled 42 Miracles «$ponied 46 -lhe line• 52 Had bllts I0<98Y 55 Belore underleading the ace or hearts n • w 1 s 1 e , 9 a e FM & cuaette. $2100 tlonl Uk• Newl S6500 qa.iMt a alam, it was obvious that AUTOMOBILES #421'743 obo. 904-38&4 ~;~ah :al!#:! 4NT P ... 8• Pan . 56 Quarrel 57 Actress Le G11t1ienne S8 Cozy room the loc:at.ion oOhe queen wu likely Nabera 540-9100 92 MX-3 Elegant to be criucaJ. East can d.iss_over who beige, 5ap, ac/pt, cu, 1·v-0-1-V-0----2-3-Opening lead: Five of Q The defenders work at a disad- vaniage. Each can see only half the partnership's asseu and half of declaner's. It is·a·sound principle, when defending, that i( there are two possibiliiies t.o defeat the con· tract, play for the one that needs the weakest holding from partner. Sounder yet is to do whatever possi- ble to find oui what partner holds! ha1 the lady by playinc the jack 9030 PORD 9075 am/fm & tinted glau. 9 Q from hand, losing to the quee~! BMW seiOO OB0.1145-9257 liiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiii When in with the king of lrumrcs, •aa T I ---------'8W8hl 740 QrfL Wbkagoan '84 7451 1-owner. aurua ts cy · -11ncED11S 9130 ta, •un • • • East must hope that partner ho ds ABS. Load•d. NC, A/ k>aded, custom tltff, ~ ll;t reds $10,200 Larry either the ace' of diamond1 or the T. Rune Xlnt. Mtchanl· AJO, 4dr, xlnt condl 634-4050 759-0307 king of clubs. Tho latter la ·unlikely cally malnt'd. Top-Of· '3,500 080. 722-0880 '78 480 SL 8urgandy, 1 ________ _ to go away, but decllll'er's diamond Th•Une cart Denon 89,T•mpo A4.ltQ, A/C, AC, pwr, cruise, 2 VOIJ(SWAGEN 9235 losers mJght be pi.Lcbedon dummy's AM/FM Caaa. Very Ult crulae & morel R&-topa, alarm. $14,500.,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii clubs. The diamond switch then qUICk & amooth. 20 llabla & economlcall OBO 548-2081 11 becomes both critical and obvious. +mpg .. Sunroof. Opi-$3988 #144744 '87 Cabrlol•t 87,000 algrn. Xlnt Condi Nabers 540-9100 ---------ml: 5 ad trant, ellver Drives perfect. $4500 NISSAN 91 SO w/blk Int. nu Urea, 080 Steve 854-7114. clutch, xlnt cond. PETS & COSTA MESA 6124 SAil BOATS 7014 11u-ru11 -r r 604 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Overstocked with n.r.1u~ 1• atuff? ,.,...-+---t---l liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MOVINQ SAU! 95' Blueboy 24' & isn A call to Antlquea, record a• Trallar with new tires. Classified ADOPT·A·PET books, wicker, pie-Sacrifice $850. Every Sal & Sun al tures, h1ehld ml1c,1_(;..8_18.;.:)_3_8..;.8-_1_9_8_9.___ a:'J1.~~~S PETSMART, Fountain rugs. ~T 8:30, 300 1---..:=~.::..:..:..-- Valley. Puppies, kit· blk of Santa Isabel HONDA 9085 ******* $4,400. (909) 948- 1990 240 sx 8832 (909) 466-8088 '80 Aooord l!X 4 door, 1 owner, 1t5K, moonroot, gold. Xlnl condl $8950 080. 955-0700 Orey • AJC • Cruise r· RADE Controt • 5-Spd. Xlnl · Condition! Ona Owner throunh classified $8800 Call Tracy V'' 714-391·2123. 642-5678 ten1 and more, all --....,...,.--~----•----------------------------------------------------------------------... ------------..... looklng tor lovlng, car· •M_OVINO SALE• Ing homes. CALL 597· July 8-9. 9a·5p. Furn. 9037 for more Info. & Iota of goodies! ADORABLE 1959 Roa•m•ry Pl. AKC Pu11plea & Moving S•I• Sat 8th, CFA KJttene Golf equip, computer We have the largest equip,· clothes, furn, aelactlon of pedigree 1914 Kauai Pl dogs & ca11 anywhere --M-0-v-ln---,E-a_l_•-t•--All loved & well ., Cared tor July 6. 7 ,8 Frigs, PETLAND HUNT BCH bedrm aet1, dining Northeast comer of sets, misc. 240 24 pl Adams & Brookhurst (Sanla lsabel/C.rlton) 963-4887 YARD SALE SAT-Only FREE KITTENS EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 COMPUTERS 6018 1n need of 1ove. WANTED 5535 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3 females: 1 7·wk old 8am-3pm. Furn, word proc., clothes, speak· ers, ofc supplies, Etc. Lots of great ltem1. 381 Flol!DJ'..1i.l..-i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ou atom Rug WooJ _LE_&_S THAN 2 YRS OLD and 2 10-wk old. blue/green-ax1d $100 HCE 388 SX w/SVGA Lftter-box tra1n11lf. Certlflfled Nure• -Not Or1entaJI 644-7418 monitor, keybrd, MS ADORABLE! Please ---------Companion Aitle. Rell-KJ B d 5250 b DOS 8 wtwlndowa, call 964-3048, leave NEWPORT able. Local Ra1 ·1. ng • • oya tax modem WP 51 message. Good Wknd1 Only. 541-1728 ~ask/ch~l~5 $~2-a~/t Framewk. P~lnler GSX homa1 onlyl BEACH 6169 raHer ' 240 Citizen, less 200 ---==---,.,,.,-,,.,.----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii V•l•t Att•nd•nta MOVINO·Evarythlng hra & printer lttand & Free KJttene needatl at Nwpl Land· GoHI Bed w/oak h d 0110 chr 434-6823 10 good homal (714) * * * * * Ing Balboa Is. PT-FT headbd, cherry futon y " . 645-3415 EAST BLUFF Call between 10am· w/pad, cover. dresser,•---------•·=---------SAT ONLY"' S.3 2pm (800) 654-7700 nil• tabla, patio table WANTED Fr•• kittens 10 good DON'T MISS ITI J hal I 6019 hom•I 6 wke. old/Vari-2527 BAMBOO ST. w c r, new ove aeat TO BUY oua colors 675-5979 ~--,--,,.-.,.,-,----DO••~cncS 5540 & chaJr •. lV standa, ,-miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Moving CoffM/•nd ta-"""" ~~. ~':iV:.:~~~3 =l•USED QOLF BALLS S•v• abused and bles blk laq(aat) $135. frames. 434-6823 In large quantltle1. abandoned pets. Be. a Sofa/love Hat (paa-Llva In/out, ~una --,.,.,.-.,,...,,.,..,,,,,..,,,,,..,,,,..--Top $ P•ld. 875-9103 voluntHr/foater. Call tel1) $295 ... Antique Bch. Stroke patient. . WANTED or 8()().445•7878 714-697...oo37. carnet back aofa, roae Musi know how to Armolr• or Ent. center velvet $375. 759-1741 transfer. Call 494-7256 673-0163 or 729-8894. 1---------•----------....,,..,~..,.,...,.=-~~=--- Pror Cook/It hou1ek· FREE TO YOU 6022 BICYCLES 6060 ~~~~~':,!Af ~ ping wanted, Uva oul, MERCHANDIS-E 3711 ·w. Balboa BIVd. FfT Non amkr CdM MISC 6015 •FR EE• R•oondltloned & Frig. furniture, etc. Cali 714·G73·3fi43. . • TENNIS CLINIC uaed 81kee, like new. ~'"'!-.~,_......,..,..--,,--~ 10:30AM 12:00PM Call 841·9284. Multl F•mllv Sat 8th PLANT SALB ACRES Saturday•·Only. 8am-4pm. Furn, c1th1, ••••••••II Cltru1.frult·avoca'do All levels and agH. & Iota of treasurHI MERCHANDISE lrHe, fruiting $10. Oakwo<id Aparlmenta SPORTING (Azure Ave. Nwpl) Liiac $10. Junlpere, • Soulhelde-(N.Bch.) GO' ODS 6065 Sal &th gam. Roller honeyeuckl, rosemary, Call Luke 722•5958 herb• $1. On palms 8' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bladH, toya, . eport $20. * 909-a74-9422 1------....... --eqt, aquariums, cllh1, 6010 JcWELRY FURS NORDIC TRAC PRO 20201·eayvlew Ave. Rug 10x14, 100% wool, ll;t • with monitor, Ilk• new, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil not Oriental, llke nawl & ART · 6025 $350. 760-"351 ANTIQUES •BUYING ITEMS• $2600 080 668-92n From 1800-1960. 1 pc TY-table $20. 1ter $50, Slgn•d & numt>ered TRANSPORTATION to entire ••late. Paint· lake/ocean ftsh gear pencll eketchlng of TICJ(ETS 6075 Inga, boou, furniture, $1 -$15.00 548-9832 The Jeteone Mr•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii etc. Immediate cash, Sp•c•I~. Framed & top $. 87:M223 Iv mag matted. SIOO obo. CHEAP AIR BOATS CAMERAS & Call after 7pm, Moet US Cttt-e1 -AP-PLIAN--C-ES_6_0_1_1• EQUIPMENT 6016 85M742. ( •From""° (1·W)• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N!Fr~n;_~~J~ll!a Hard Top · •••ctrlc Llnhof Super Technlka PETS & Electrlo atove with 23, 4 1ena ... 4 backs, 1.aoo-3eo.eeo2 boat. Xlnt condl $7000. (714) 675-7599 double oven, xlnt fitted cue, $2500. Will ANIMALS 6049 cond, gold color. Orig conalder La4ca tradea.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1••••••••••1 Trell Alt• Qalva-s 11 1• n I a• d 1 9 • Bo at price $1200. acrltlce Pentax Spotmatlc 28/ Adopt Rottw•llerl GARAGB SALES Trallar. 5950,00 $295 OBO. Must Hll. 50/135/300mm lan1e1, Male 3yra AKC 1301be1 .......... 1 ~95 673-3313 $346. 714-4~117 trained. Need• epec:lal1• homel 545-2912 New Whlrlpool Elect Dryer (whlla) $345. TRADE SELL 0':;h:'.::~8Frlg throug~ classttled CORONA DELMAR 6122 POWERBOATS 7012 18 cu-ft. 2 mo. old. 842·5&78 your home Like newl 721·1380 --------._ __ th_rou_.;;..gh_cl_as_s_lfl_e_d_ Mcntln9 Sale Sat 8th ·-&am-noon. Fum, old 15 ft Tri Hull open bow, Included blmony & COV8'. Xlnt condl -·-···------···········--·-' : 0 YIS,AU. MY CAR ,..... -..... ~ .. --'-,..._.~ ....... ~~-~ ....... c..,----~...;....--------=- l• ...... ~c .... OMC tM5A r:i.w ll ,__ ~- ' Moll" °'-o•Ot utw ... .._.(--CA~ ,,, .. w #190 .... VI .. ..,,,,., ~ .... ~ gold watch, Iota of mlec. ts02 Irle (In alley) Call 770-5805 -..,....,,.,........,....... __ ..,.......,... __ , 8•1e Sal I 9afn.6pm. 1 S' TAI HULL Open Ruge, sofa. clthe, fum, bow, Included blmqfly toys a many heehold & cover. Xlnt conl:ll Items. 12oe Sand Key •Calf no-5805* COSTA llESA 6124 SAIL BOATS -When was the laSt time ·the British _...__were this excited about an ? . I