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Home My WebLink About1998-01-23 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 CLINTON ~C A N DAL "I think it's very sad for the presidency. I don't care about the man, but I care about the office. :• ! "[The impeachment of for- mer President Richard "I'm not glued to the tube. I feel he is the !Vo. 1 man in the nation and that his word car- ries a lot of weight. This takes away from his credibility. .. " · ''I don't think they're going to find out if he [encouraged Monica Lewinsky to lie]. But I think Paula Jones is a big pain "f think it's ridiculous. Th ey shouldn't have If they can prove [the allegations), they should kick the man out ... " !Vixon)broughtalotofour · leadership to a standstill. What matters is the run- ning of the country and how h e does his job ... " in the butt ... 11 started this. It's not becoming qt .a presi- dent. They shouldn't expose the man this h II muc ... -lYSIANE BEATIY Newport Beach -CHRISTOPHER DAVIS Newport Beach -DOROTHY DEMOND Newport Beach -KIM CHRISTIANSEN Costa Mesa -CHRIS ARGER Corona del Mar Segretti: Country isn't · ready to impeach • Former Watergate figure says President Clinton could survipe latest ~candal S U R V E Y MARC MARTIN f DAllY Pl OT President BUI Clinton on a visit to Orange County last year. By H~ein Mashni. Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Allegations that President Bill Clinton· encouraged er former White House intern to lie under oath about their relationship have some in Congress tallung about impeachment proceedings against the president. But the poison that filled the air dunng the presidency of Richard Nixon and may have precipitated his impeachment isn't present tod'iy, said Donald Segretti, a Newport Beach attorney and former Watergate figure who worked for Nixon's Chief of Staff Bob Halderman. Although there is a similar firestorm of controversy surrounding Clinton, the relative peace and prosperity in the nation could avert another impeachment, even if prosecu- tors can prove the allegations against him, Segretti said. "I don't think the country is ready for another irrtpeachment," be said. •The poison that was present fTom Vietnam is not present now. I hate to see this. It is a travesty if it's true. It's an unfortunate. tragic and sad ddy for our country.~ The Daily Pilot surveyed 30 Newport- Mesa residents on their views of Presi- dent Clinton and the allegations of sex· ual misconduct with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky. Although he doesn't believe unpeach- ment of Clinton would be in the country's best interest, Segretti does want to see a con- tinuation of the mvesbgabon into Clinton's Would It matter to you if Ointon had an affair with lewtnsky'? Monica Lewinsky alleged involvement with former Ultern Monica Lewinsky. only the latest in a stnng of sex scandals that have haunted the president throughout his time in office. "This is about a young girl, basically,• he said "She was little more than a child. There was a sen- ous lack of judgment back there. She was barely younger than a teenager, Y£1 19 Undecided 0 NQ 11 Would it matter to you if it was di~ covered that Clinton encouraged lewinskY to lie about their relatio.,. ship?. ~ 26 Undecided 1 and she may have been taken advantage of by the most powerful man in the world." ~ved ~ainton· Lewinsky to lie, should Congress MM to impeach him? Ken Hearlson, a political science professor at OCC. said it the allegations are true • SEE CLINTON PAGE B ~ 12 Undecided 2 1J2 16 Ju1·y convicts • Frost of his mother • g • Def end ant opts not to attend reading of verdict. Judge could sentence him to life in prison for 1993 death and disappearance of Myra King . By Christopher Goffard, Dally Pilot SUPERIOR COURT -Ra}· mond Anthony Frost's seat at the defense table was eenly empty Thursday as a Jury found him guilty of kilhng his mother dild getting rid of her body The 23-year-old Costa Mesa man wa.ived fus right to be in Department 45 of Orange County Superior Court as the JUTY returned with its verdict -mur· der in the second degree -alter two days of deliberations. · Afterward, the parents of vic- tim Myra A. King wept and embraced jurors. "It's a genuine relief." sft.ld her mother. Odell Harris. "It's been four long, agonizing years and it's finally come to a head We had been hoping cyid hoptng." Frost's absence from the court- room marked the latest wnnkle m a case that bas been unusual from the begmrung, even m the annals of grisly crune In the moment after the word •guilty• slices through the pent· up tension of a honudde trial, the focal point of most courtrooms becomes the killer s fdce. Observers scan tl for psychologi- cal mstght Wlth the intensity of a coroner studym g the victim's body for clues But as the courtroom clerk read Frost'-. fate Thursda~ he kept ht!-> face from the world The bookendo., of the m atnc1de case were empt\ spaces, vapor mstead of answers It begcm with no corpse and ended wtth no Raymond Frost killer. "The tamily wei>uld do anything to ftnd out where she is. " sa.ad Deputy Dis- tnct Attorney Debbie Lloyd •tt's torture for them • King was a 44-year-old dance instructor at Gl!ls Inc. who had been bvmgwtth her son in a Cen- ter Street apartment in Costa Mesa On July 20, 1991, her employer reported her nu.ssmg 8 SEE FROST PAGE 8 A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT ' r I l--, t '\ , ' \ \ E ~\ T H t h · • Environmental group visits Costa Mesa to promote park at mouth of Santa Ana River. Plan b<Ulks on local governments, state bonds for funding. traveling show to Costa Mesa. By llm Grenda. Dai~ Piiot The FriendJ of Harbors, · Beaches and Parks of Orange COSTA MESA -Hoping to County -a newly fonned env1· drum up local support (or their ronmental group led by fonner en'lllioned t,OOO·aae nature Newport Beech City Council· ~ et the mouth ot the Senl4 woman Jeen Watt -wants to Me· Ana River. 1upporten ot the the part becoaie a reality and ls Ot..v• Coast · River Park on on a tour of Newport Beach, lb\Wlday Dlgbt brought lheir Huntington Bead\ and Coste Mesa in search of supporters and money. , La.st night. the group held a public meeting at the Costa Mesa Community Center to outline its plan for about 200 people, includ· lng S4!'Yeral dty offldals. _ The group tees the park as a ~edng na.tu.ril bUffer zone running down the east side Of the river channel from Adami Avenue to the OCMn. where lt would then fan out aiacl atiiDd o01tb alollV Padk ·COMt HIP· way ftom SUJ*lof Avenue ln Newport Beach to Beacii Boule- vard in Huntington Beilch. •Tb.ts ii an area that is kind of forgotten, out of •ight and out of mind,• sa.ld Robert Fisher, the group's uecutiv director •aut lt'a land lhat can be knitted together and make, we think, a very important park and recre- ation area.• , Mucb ol the lend along the riv- er c:bannel would rerDein netw'al open spece and ....... babltel •SEE RIVER NOE I date book M •E 2 FRIDAY. JAllU "-:Iii_~ ...... -;---~-.. ~~--. - -' ' • i -• 1 ~--• ~-..____._ _) ....l...c --... -' ~... . •• --,. .• ~J check it out . A uthors bring literature to life in Weal schools ART : CALIFORNIA ·STYLE .~ Museum exhibit features local ~ogenari~n's watereolpr paintings from the 1930s and '40s L lke celebribes, published wrtters can be myth.le figures to fans, with no reality beyond a book's title page. To bnng dozens of authors to life for local ~ementary school students, New- port Beach and Costa Mesa libraries, along "\vlth the Newport Mesa Urubed School DlSt:nct, will present the Authors Festival on Thursday. For the event, 28 authors of popular children's books will visit host schools, where they will speak with students about the JOYS of reading and the plea- sures of wnting. At Andersen School, children will enjoy a visit from Los Angeles author and San Franosco school storyteller-m-resi- dence Jill Wnght An Oklahoma native whose charming Willy Nilly Man folk tales were mspuc d by frequent childhood visits to the Arkansas mountains, Wright's yams are filled wtth humorous country 1d.10rns In addition to her published work, sht• has staged four children's mUSJcals. ViVld illustrations of seas and slopes ammate drtlst Julie Mammano's "Rhinos Who Surf" and "Rhinos Who Snow- bonrd." A surfer and snowboarder herself, t'-lctrn.mano beqnn hN pro- ll'!>S1onctl career ct s t1 gre<' tin 9 ecud com pan~ S\dJI MtJst. She ,., a prPs- f'rirt• at Bd.lhoct Brnnch ltbrctry, wh<'fe lwo of her . illustrnuons of : surhng rhmos grace a wall She will talk : about h er plt1 yful picture books at Harbor · View School next week ' Cluldhood fear of the dark is the theme ·of Bruce BaldJl's "The Moose in the ·Dress," a reassunng tale that involves an · amusmg appantion lD a boy's room. Balan will discuss his. work at Newport Elemen- tary tor the festivaJ. Prolific local author Marilyn Gould will be among several fea- tured guests at Manners School. Based on a childhood ' fnenclsh1p, hN f:J.rst children's novel, By Leslie Simmons, Daily Pilot A s a teenager, Rex Brandt never aspired to be an artist. Instead, the Corona del Mar resident wanted to pursue a career in journal- ism. ·1 dnfted into this art thing,· Brandt, 83, said. •1nstead of being a reporter, I ended up studying art under German expressionist Hans Hotman.• Brandt's success was swift. By the time he was 26 be bad received numerous awards and several of his fresh and innovative paintings had been featured in magazines including Fortune, Life and Westways. His works and those of other artists such as Millard Sheets, Phil Dike and Barse Miller represented a new style of painting: California style. This type of painting depicted the lifestyle of the Golden State throughout the 1930s and '40s. Their works and paintings of other artists of the time are the subject of the exhibit "California Style: 1930s and '40s" featured through March 22 at the Orange County Museum of Art. ·This (exhibit) is an attempt to bring the art in as a documentary about the time and place," said the e:xhibit's curator, David Stary-Sheets, son of Sheets: "Los Angeles was dou- bling in size and industry was boom- ing. "What we had developed in this group of artists was their feelings. They were painting about what was happening in the farms, the cities, tbe docks ... what was happening in real life." Not only were impressionist and express1orust paintings defining the California lifestyle of the era, the rnatenals used were not the corm for scenery paj.nting. "This young group of artists in Los Angeles al the Chouinard School of r------------------·----------, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I F.Y.t. +WHAT: •Ca1ifomia Style: 1930s and 40s" +WHERE: Orange County Muse- um of Art, 850 San Qemente Dri- ve, Newport Beach +WHEN: Through March 22. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p .m . + HOW MUCH: $5 for adults; $4 for students and seniors; children under 16 and museum members a:re free +PHONE: 75~1122 I ' ' ' ' ' -L ----------~------------------~ KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY PILOT Artist Rex Brandt, 83, of Cor ona del Mar, takes a closer look a t his 1947 painting '"Racing Sails,,. part of the "California Style" exhibit at the Orange County M useum of Art. lbe painttng is one of 58 watercolors from the 1930s and '40s on display through March 22. Art were encouraged to paint out- doors m watercolors on paper,• Stary- Sheets said. "They could paint six painbngs in an hour if they wanted to." In 1947, Brandt and Dike opened the Brandt-Dike Summer School of Painting in Corona del Mar and taught the California style to artists who painted local landscapes, includmg the Newport Coast and Balboa Bay. •Rex Brandt is one of the real mas- ters in this group, even though he considered himself the kid of the group,• Stary-Sheets said recently at a lecture about the exlubit." Many art collectors would agree. During a recent tour of the museum's exhibit, Brandt was approached by a couple from Huntington Beach who overpeard him discussing his paint- ings. "l can't believe it," said an excited Leslie Mattingly, after meeting Brandt. "We've had a painting of his for years." Her husband, Richard, said the painting, "The Ketch,· was pur- chased at a Laguna Beach art gallery years ago and is their favorite in ~eir personal collection. A ltliougb Brandt admits be loves praise from time to time, be becomes quite modest when he discusses the three paintings that are part of the collection. As be moves from painting to painting. deprecating comments about his work -including ·1 don't know where they got that from,• and "I ruined that painting by putting those fishermen in" -fall from his mouth. But Brandt, who has. painted more than 6,000 watercolors, embodies his art. He is an expressionist who paints with feeling and can see life and movement in everything from trees to rocks. •Look at this painting," be said as he pointed to ·Racing Sails,• his 1947 watercolor of a lnlght scene of two sail- boats swooping over wbite-cappea waves. "Do you feel a little seasick from the movement of the waves ... feel the thrust of the boat with your body? "For me, the reality o1 the boat is that delicious moment when it hits the water and makes that noise.• r-----------------------------~ I I I I I I I ,. I I I I I I I I I I I ! Museum exhibit to h elp : Back Bay dredging An exclusive one-day exb.ibtt, •1mages of Back Bay.• will take place Satwday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Olcmge County Museum of Art. Sponsored by the city of New- port Beach and ~e Laguna Plein 1 Air Painters Association, the ambit of 30 works painted earlier in the day will be for sale with 15% of the proceeds going toward the dredging of the Back Bay. The museum is at 850 San Clemente Drive·, Newport Beech. For m ore in1onnation, call 717- 3870. L-----------------------------~ ' "Golden Daffodils," 1s about the cha!- : lencws a fifth-grader with cerebral palsy . facec, whe n c;he transfers from a special : !>chool to pubLic school. Long-running star of 'Phantom' to appear at OCC . The stoT) conbnues m 'The l\.velttb of By Leslie Simmons. Daily Pilot 'J une"' when Jams, now in Junior high, dredmc; not only of independence, but also ol having a boyfnend T he sweet sounds of Broadway return to OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre on Saturday when soprano vocal.J.st Dale Kristien perlorms the music of the night. ilarbd.Ta Sd.ltzmao's visit to Ll-icoln School on Jan 29 will be part ot a bitter- sweet story of laughter and bopt. The mother of author and illustrator David Sd.ltzma n, who rued at age 22 of Hodgkin's disease, Saltzman founded The JC>stcr Co. lnc 10 1995 to posthumously puhltsh h<'T son's book, HTbe Jester Has Lost H.Js .lmgle • "low in its filth prinbng, the story 1s about a iestPr who searches the world for . its m1ssmg ldughter an~ seeds a message lbat 1s sure to mspue a smile from all who read 1t Knstien, best known as the lOngest- running "Christine Daae" m the musi- cal •Phantom of the Opera,• will sing her personal favorites from several Broadway musicals, including ·show- boat." ·carousel" and •Music Man.• HThe show is just me and a piano," Kristien said during a telephone inter- view from her home in Burbank. ·1 hope they'll enjoy my singing.• • CHECK rT OUT Is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public library This 'V<.'eek's column 1s by Judy Kelley Although the shcuv could be tough because she'll be singing for 1 1/2 hours, Kristien said it won't be a prob- lem as long as she exercises her voice muscles every day. 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Costl e1• c.llH OI /Ill tW* .-Wd , Dale Krlltlen land, where she grew up, when she appeared in her high school's pexfo~ mance of "Man o1 La Mancha." lE'MllBAlUIES waves will build to Balboa two feet. and a four 71/48 foot swell will come Corona del Mar from the Southwest. 70/49 C~Mesa TIDES 71144 'TODAY Newport 8ffC.tl First low 71/48 12:A6 a.m. 0.8 Newport C.o&rt First high 71/49 5:23 a.m. s.o Second low SURF RJlmCAST t1:38 p.m. 2.1 LOCATION SIZE Second high Wedge 1-2w 7~07p.m. 3.2 Newport 1•2W san..DAY Bi.dcles l·lw Flm low River Jetty 1·3W 1:21 p.m . -0.1 CdM 12w Flm high 6:03a.m. SA ......... 5e(ond low .winca w111 be light After Midnight and~durlng Second hlgh momlng hoCln. 7:A5 p.m. 3.5 ~:tsl=$ ...... hsftwnoon ~·60 •When l was rehearsing, I said 'I'm never doing this again,'" she recalled. •But when I came out for the cwtain call, l thought 'lhis is really nice.'• She continued her studies at Ithaca College in upstate New York, where she earned a degree in vocal pedor- mance. She credits much of her success to Ithaca professor Leslie Bennett, who trained her how to sing. •1 just thought it was natural to sing," she said. •He showed me I was wrong." After e6ming her degree, Kristien beaded to New York where she appeared as a member of the ch~ in the 20th-anniversary production of •cameiot•.starring Richard Burton. She quickly got noticed and was chosen as the undemudy for the role of •Magnolia" in a traveling production of •Showboat• with Donald O'Conner. When the musical made its way to Surl will continue .shrinking over the next few days. That means we can count Broadway, Kristien was given the lead female role. But her favonte role is the one she played more than 1,700 times: as Chris- tine in •Phantom o1 the Opera.· •1 don't think they'll ever write another jpart) like that, for me,• she said. •1 never got tired of it." Kristien formed a friendship with "Phantom" star Michael Crawford that continu~s today. On Feb. 4, the duo will tape a PBS special that will be aired later this year and there is also talk of recording an album together. •1 work a lot," she said. •rm very grateful for my career." • DOle Kristien perlo1'111.3 Saturday at 8 p.m. Jn OCC's Robert B. Moore The- atre. Tickets are $26 at the door, $23 in advahce and $20 in advance for atLJ· dents, senlors and chJldren under 12. For more information, call 432-5880. IC• FILES on waYeS coming In around the waist-• Via OportD: Property worth S 182 was stolen from a c.ar In high r.nge. lrt best, the 3400 blodc. through the week-• Mllc"'1h.r lloulevwd: A purse and contents worth $1,340 end. The relatlwly w... stolen f'rom a hotel In the 4500 block. good spots wUI con-• -ldlff Dltve: A c.r wtts scratched In the 1800 block. tlnue to be between the 28th SttMt llnd • MMe....,: The window of a c.r was smashed by a brick In the 1st block. 32nd Strfft jetties. But looking toward CDSTAlmlA the 'Nffl(end, tt~ llkety w.11 see PNttY • Al*'" ..-... ... A computer worth $~,500 WIS stolen from a snwll w..... tf ""I st ~ fn the 600 block. all local spots. tf • ....., -...: A Wllllet and contents worth $60 .....,.,. stolen you•,. looking fOr • from the lJOO block SOUft9 af optimism. • ...,_ ...... ;A r.ctlo and gym pess worth S 101 ~ It's In the No'1Nm stot.n fTOm. cw In the 2100 b4ock. PKtftc.Wt ~ • aMdt ...,._Computer equipment and tools worth .. new energy from S 10,000 w.w stotef'I from a truck In the 1900 blodt. lt0und l90 .... thawing up heN ~ • ...., .._ A i.teYisloO Worth $400 was stOferl from a MDndlly. ~'"the 1100 bk>dt. Newport &.ch/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot DON LEACH I DAILY PllOl Orange County Market Place OffidaJs plan to ezpand their weekend even\ at the fairgrounds. Swap meet defendS expansion • TelPful wants to create classic car e~bition gallery, spring and sum- mer street f arrs and new tanners market. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot ORANGE COUNTY FAIR- GROUNDS -Orange County Market Place officials on Thursday publicly defended their plans to expand their weekend event agamst outspo- ken swap meet vendors and others who fear the plans could be bad news for them. Swap meet operator TelPbil Enterprises has proposed expanding the weekend event to include a classic car exhibi- tion gallery, an area dedicated to wholesale manufacturers, a new farmers maiket and a Thursday evening summer and spnngtime street fair. · On Thursday, TelPhil offi- ci.als outlined tpeir proposal for the Fair Board, and lf given final approval, they bope to unveil the expanded Market Place in March or April. But some swap meet ven- dors and residents who live near the fairground aren't entirely sold on the idea. Because some of the '60 clas- sic cars sbown inside the gallery would be for sale, Costa Mesa Planning Com.mission member Linda Dixon said she hopes the classic car gallery would not be just a fancy used- caI lot. TelPhil officials said they only expect between 20% and 30% of the cars in the gallery to be for sale. "We really want to create a museum experience, not a used-Cill lot,• said Jeff Teller, TelPhil's director of speaal pro- jects. Others who attended the Fair board meeting raised con- cerns about the planned manu- facturers illea, a new section TelPhil officials see as a smaller version of a factory outlet cen- ter. A handful of manufacturers would set up shop in large met- al cd!go containers approxi- mately the size of tractor-trail- ers and sell their wares, often at below-retail prices. While some vendors have cried foul because they fear the wholesale manufacturers will undercut their prices, fair neighbors voiced concerns about the growth of the event. "lf tlus is five or six !contain- ers) to start with, if it becomes successful, will it turn into 10 or 12?" asked College Park resi- dent Chuck Huddleston. "Because then it becomes a problem" FcllT Director Randy Smith said before anything 1s approved, the fairground should listen to its neighbors and closely monitor the size of the swap meet. "Given our expenence last year with Cirque du Soleil, I would like to see a community meeting." Smith said. TelPhll officials said they plan to hold such a meetmg . . Call today for a $9.95 connectionl Plus, receive 1/2 otr waur tint monlh when you Older • Comc88t 34blr hcUge. Hurry~ offfw ..,,,,_ Feblwwy 151 1-888-COMCAST (1-888-266-2278) FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 Seeds of doubt about cloning sprout death-rate mystery D olly's back. Well, not Dol- ly herself, but the cloning thmg. It is fasci- nating, no? There's Richard Seed, the physicist who says he is ready, willing and able to clone a human being. By the way, is that the greatest name you've ever heaid for a geneti- cist or what? Seed. I bet be made it up. I used to have a book of peo- ple who bad ironic names con-. sidering their professions. The book is long gone, but I still ·remember a tew of them. There was a Mr. ChiP.S who was a for- mer chairman of Frito-Lay. My favonte was a public offi- cial somewhere with the ulti- mate bad name to have to rub · on -Maiy Louise Panzeroff And you probably remember. the former Los Angeles superin- tendent of education, Dr. Doc- tor. I always thought it would be peter buff a move.• Now there 1s d weU- rehearsed sound bite Does thdt mean you're moVlilg some- where, l'vtike, or t.Pat ) ou dfe m fact readv to deal with some- a great ad campaign if you J could put him together-with the thing we ·all know ts goLDg to happen, probably sooner than later? Not wanltng to be lef1 behind, members of Con9re>ss are rushing bills forwdrd to . animated character from little Caesill pizza. "Doctor Doctor -, Pizza Pizza." I get distracted easily. Sorry. "absolutely, posit.J\cly prorub1t" yada, yadd, yddd. (The bills don't really say ''yddd, yada " l added those.) Even President Clinton bas sd1d no expen- meots, not even one, don't even try it. ls there a circus more entertammg than when the Anyway, back to Seed. The "Seedling" bas a lot of people worried. He has no medical degree or affiliation with a known research facility. Yet a number of top geneticists said he certainly seems to know wbat he is talking about -and be keeps telling the press he's a..nxious to get started on some bouncing baby clones. The Food and Drug Adminis- tration announced recently that 1t absolutely, positively, no way, no how will allow anyone to start growmg people in labs, back yards, basements 01 any- where else And you thought "Invasion of the Body Snatch- ers" was just a moVie. • govern.ment dives of1 the l 0- meter board head fuc,t lntO an JSsue that 1l knows nolhlng about and about 50 people m the country understand? This will be a 95 mph downhill straightaway of a po!JtJcal tram WTeck GuardDteed FDA Dtrector Michael Fried- man said, "We,aJe not only able i lo move. We are prepared to Case m pomt The f.londd Legislature wanted to be the first on its block to detme bio- medical etb.tcs for the next cen- tury. Lawmakers took d.lJ the buzz words they could remem· ber from clorung stones dfld stuffed them as best the) could mto a bill that made "any clorung of human DNA• a felony. When scientists gently I pointed out that cloning human DNA has been standard prac- tice for years in ma.king aJJ sora of medicines and DNA •finger- pnnting • in police work, the bill was withdrawn. Hi, we're from Tallahassee, and we're here to f help you Speaking of life-and-death dilemmas, what's going on with the death rate in Orange CoUll- ty? It's up a whopping 25% d bove normal since December, clun bmg even more steeply in Jdlluary, and no one seems to know why The small number o1 flu-related deaths certainly doesn't explain it, and county bedlth officrals see nothing to account for the extraordinary death rate. Appatently, winter is cilways the high season for the funeral trade, wlucb one local funeral duector attributed to the fact that "People get depressed dunng the holidays, there's more dnnlung and driving, and some people don't do well in cold weather." The first two make sense. But, excuse me, •don't do well in cold weath- er?" Do you mean those bone- ch.illlilg nights when the tem- perature plummets to 38 degrees? Whatever the cause, 1t is a bona fide local mystery What do you thm.k? Let me know if you figure it out Jn fact. if 1t has anything to do with olive otl, tomatoes, lulgume with clams or espresso, let me k:nO\\ as soon as possible I can't qwt, but I trught slow down And don't bother lf you're not a real human bemg. l ro not ta.king any qills from designer .humans Too scary I gotta go • P£lB BlffA 1s the mayor of Costa Mesa. His column appears Friday E-mail him at ptr840aol.com 723-5858 . . FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 Barik robberies. up in Newport, down in Costa Mesa, FBI says MAAC MAll1lW DA.1.Y Pl.OT George Sak.lob. pn!GdeDt of SUiob Pill'llll, spoke at tbe Costa Mea Cluimbeir of Commen:e luncheon Thursday at Tbe Westin. •FBI says doubling of . heists in Newport to four is no reason for residents to worry. Costa Mesa sees drop from eight in 1996 to three in 1997. By Christopher Gaffard, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Though bank ro~beries in . Newport Beach doubled in 1997 from tbe previous year, despite an overall decline in ·such crimes in the Southland, FBI officials say locals have no cause for alarm. While there were two bank robberies in Newport Beach in 1996 and four in 1997, with such small numbers Hwhen you say they've doubled that kind of makes more of it than it is," said FBI Robbery Coordinator Bill Rehder. •Tue overall trend is down significantly.• According to an FBl report released this week, 749 ,bank robberies took place in 1997 in Los Angeles, Orange and five neighboring counties -a 33% dip from the 1,126 reported the year before. The report said last year's number mar~ a 20-year low in the region. There were three bank rob- beries in Costa Mesa last year, compared with eight in 1996, and the combined Newport- Mesa figures parallel the region's decline, Rehder said. Orange County bad 144 bank robberies in 1997, compared with 183 the year before, he said. In Los Angel~ County, the dip was even more dramatic, with 757 robberies falling to 403 over the same period. Rehder said his office com- piles statistics for Orange, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, RJver- side, Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties, and that bank robberies have been declining steadily since 1992, a year that saw 2,641 of the crimes throughout the area. r-------------------------, BANK . : NEWPORJ.MESA. 1997:1 1996:10 OIWl&E COUNTY 1997: 1"4 1996: 183 LOS ANGEi ES CDUNTY 1997: -'03 1996; 757 I I I I I I L-----------------~-------~ · Federal officials attribute the decline to· several factors, including media coverage of bank surveillance photographs. Also, more banks are installing Plexiglas barriers, metal detectors and portals that control passage to and from the building, Rehder said. Another factor, he said, is the Federal Uniform Sentencing Guidelines of 1987, which requires people convicted of bank robbery to serve at least 85 % of their sentences. Put salad days behind you,. farmland owrier tells. leaders • Speaking at Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce luncheon, George Sakioka warns against becoming cocky during economic upsurge. "Keep things in perspec- tive," SaldokA said at a lun- cheon meeting of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce. "Making money is important ano being successful is impor- tant. attitude that dominated DWly busi.nen circles back in the 1980s. •A lot of people got very cocky back then, and I see a lot of the same things happening again," Sakioka said. •Just keep things in perspective.• Injury may put local skaters' dreams of Olympic. g9ld on ice By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot SOUTH COAST METRO - George Sakioka's family stands to make miUioos of dollars from several strategically placed rPal estate holdings, including a prime piece of former farm- 1.md that just happens to be rtght where the San Diego and Costa Mesa freeways meet. But oven with dil uicredibly busy schedule that forces him to "run at 150 mph· 1lli5t of the time, Salooka on Thursday told a group of local movers and shakers to not forget to take time to stop and smell the roses "But I think what we all need to do sometimes is sit back, take a look at what is important and appreciate it." The Sakioka family has long been informally talking about plans for the 73 acres it owns straddling Anton Street in the South Coast Metro area. Last year, Sakioka told clty officials that with an improving real estate market in the area, development of the land may not be so far away. This week -speaking to a small but powerful audience made up of city officials, bus1- ness leaders and politicians - Sakioka warned not to let unproving economic • times sweep them up into the selfish COMPlJ'l'EJ{ 'l 'f{AININ<; I ntrodu ctory C lasses · - I-or I li1•'.·lh"1/11t1• lll'J:i111wr: For tlww· II 'itlt Some l::q1t1rie11ce: • \\'111d11"'11c; I • W 1ndov • .., 95 11 • \\ 111d 1J'7 I • \\' ord 97 • II ----- - -------'---------------1 • \111.ill ( f,...,..,v, "i ... 1udc11i... 1Jl.t\1111u111 • I ,...,, 111 11.'llll'll1hl.'1 2 h• ' hr d,,.....,c.., • \ll'p h\ 'll'P l'fa....., 11111c ... to takl' hmm· J 'a/e1ttilu1 's LJm• Special \111.·1111 .111~ ll,1-. ... h\. 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Also durin!J the chamber. meeting, outgoing President Tony Petros stepped down from the post a.fter a two-year tenure and banded leadership of the business group over to Del Heintz, the general manager of MediaOne cable TV. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Next Tues- day, Todd Sands and Jenni Meno will find out if they will get to go after Olympic gold next month in Ndgano, Japan, or il their bid to become the best couples skating tedITl in the world will be derailed by an untimely injury. Sands and Meno, a married couple who live ill lrvine and train at the Ice Chalet under the guid· ance of renowned coach John Nicks, have been training hard for the Olympic Games next month m Japan. The couple, three-time United States champions who competed m the 1994 Olympics, are still scheduled to leave for the games next weekend, Nicks said. But two weeks ago, Meno Whm JOIW1Jll~t nelfls 1USistiu#e :Mii/t6 dlt right decision Select an "assisted living residence" that has= • Qualified, ~perienced Caregivers • Clean Well-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervision • Quality Assuranec jammed her right foot in practice, forcing the couple to pull out of a competition just minutes..._ before they were scheduled to take the ice. Meno is still nursing the nag- ging injury as the Olympics draw closer and only recently returned to full-scale training. The couple has already quali- fied for a spot in the Olympics, but next Tuesday, members of the Unite~ States Olympic Commit· tee are scheduled to be at the Ice Chalet to see the couple skate through their routine. U Meno's ankle is still too sore to compete, the couple may be bumped from the United States team. Commit- tee officials are expected to announce the couple's status at a press conference right after they see them skate, officials said. Sands and Meno were unavail- able for comment Thursday, but Nicks said the ankle is about 70% healed and should be ready for next week's test. Skater Nancy Kerrigan had to undergo a similar pre-Olympics committee test when questions about the condition of her knee were raised after a thumping allegedly ordered by fellow skater Tanya Harding. True · Blue's ~ Annuil Sidewalk Sale T Don ~t miss out. Final Clearance starts Friday, January 2i FASHIO N ISLAN D NEWPORT BEACH (714) 721-8829 Beautify Your Yard! FARNSWORTH IAND8CA.PB COMPANY M8-8132 I • Landscape Dcstan • StOOC1''0fi(, PaU08& BBQ,. • Wat.erfallit, Pools & Spu ·~er S)ost£tns • Land8c.pe UgbUng ·~ Spc,ciallsta Wehaoeowr~ 1JNfS comblMd aervttt ln th.la area. Our quality, ~ttolt11 an'1 'l'ogethu I« l.ClfU t4ke care of al.l "°"'~ andmMOn'JI IW'f'dt. QLASIELL MASONRY COMPANY 434-7744 ............ Pilot I I ---' the il- lo YOUNG EXECUTIVES OF AMERICA The Young Executives of America's annual meeting is from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at The Pad.fie Club, 010 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Tl\e guest speaker will be Charles Qullck- enbush, state insurance commis- sione The cost is $15 for mem- bers an $25 or nonmembers. For more ormatton, call 759- 5456. SATIJRDAY ANTIQUE WORKSHOP The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising offers d work- shop titled Identifying a True Alltique from 10 a.m. to noon at 3420 Bristol St., Suite 400, Costa Mesa. The cost is $15. For more information, oall 565-2800. BEANIE BABIE SHOW The Sbuthern California Beanie Babie 'Il"ade Show pre- sents Rainbow's Super-bowl Party from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m . at The Coun- tryside Inn Hotel, 325 S. bristol St., Costa Mesa. The public may bring in up to 10 Beanie Babies to trade. For more information, call 316-0318 or 754-051°8. CEREMONY OF REMEMBRANCE The Epsllon Chapter of Deltd Kappa Gamma Honor Society of Women Educators International holds a ceremony of remem- brance memorial servtce for member Delores Bowles, the •Peter Rabbit Lady," at 10:30 a.m. at the Newport Elementary School auditonum, 14th Street and Balboa Boulevard. Members of the community are invited. For more mformation, call 546-0090. IRA SEMINAR Dean Witter offers a free semi- nar titled Today's lRAs: Accounts for a Lifetime at 10 a .m. al 800 Newport Center Drive, Swte 130, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 760-2484 or 760- 2434. MENTOR TRAINING Womep Helping Women con- ducts a mentor training session from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for those interested in working with abused and needy women who are moving tiack into self-sufn- ciericy. The training includes job searching, goal setting and active listening. For more information, call 631-2333. GARAGE SALE The Theatre District of Costa Mesa conducts a garage sale to help raise money to cover their production of ~one Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest ~ from 8 a.rn. to 3 p.m. at the back lot of The Lab Anti-Mall, 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. To donate items, call 435- 4043. ANGER CONTROL WORKSHOP OCC's Cooununity Education Office offers a workshop titled Anger Control -Parent 'Il"aining from 9 a.m. to noon in Room 204 of OCC's Lewis Applied Science Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The cost is $37 plus a $5 material fee. For more informa- tion, call 432-5880. UNIVERSrTY WOMEN LUNCHEON The American Association of University Women meets at 11:30 'Harbor Lights? ... " Yi['llrtnct,us at Paul'• 1gnt House 1555 Plaoeotta Ave. 2 B1ock1 No'1tl of HQep Hoepltal Open 7 da~ (~ pmr MCNlsa 141 645-7856 DONATE YOUR IOAT HIGHllTTl\X want Off .ollltU OOl<T'll4llOW'l'Ol/1 /o\ONIY AWAY HO~[ Sl"ISTOMGI ms 'I'()\/ lfl(CT Tlil CAAllTY10 llNlflT fflOllo\ lOVa Giff You• FAYO•m CH.um'"' 714-61S-OS86 ~._..... I k S APPkOVlO j01 <CJOI a.m . at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. The guest speaker will be psychotherapist and coun- selor Ray C. Gerry. For reserva· tions, call 760-8508. BACK BAY ART SHOW • The city of-Newport Beach pre- sents a day of on-location. outdoor painting, artists' reception and art sale from dawn to dusk along Back Bay Street, bordering the Back Bay and Bayview Park near Irvine Avenue and Mesa Drive. The free event will raise funds for the IDil.lion-dollar Back Bay dredging. Artists from the Laguna Plein Air Painters Association will be completing works, which will be sold later in the day at the Orange County Museum of Art. For more information, call 717- 3870 .. MIO-WINTER REGATTA The Udo Isle Yacht Club pre- sents the Mid-Winter Tune-Up Regatta for all classes ~g at noon at 701 Via Lido Soud. N_ewport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 723-826l3 or 675- 1904. SUNDAY ZEN MEDITATION The Newport Mesa Zen Cen- ter offers an Introduction to Zen Meditation from 1 to 4 p.m. at 711 W. 17th St., Suite A-8, Costa Mesa. The cost is $30. Seafu\g is limited. For reservations, call 722- 7818. FAMILY PATTERN LECTURE The Hub presents a lecture by German psychotherapist Heinz Stark about human family pat- terns at 9 a.m. at -230 E. 17th St .. Suite 218, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 548-4059. MONDAY AITENTION DEACJT DISORDER Marriage and family counselor Joan Andrews offers a free lecture titled Attention Deficit Disorder: The Big Picture at 7 p.m. at Coast- line Counseling Center, 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. For more information. call 476-0991 GREAT DEOSIONS SEMINAR St. Mark Presbyterian Church offers a series of Great Decisions seminars Topics include Special lnterests -Is U.S. Foreign Policy for Sale?, Chintt, Cuba and Reli- gion's Role in World Affairs. St. Mark's is at the corner of Jam- boree Road and Eastbluff in New- port Beach. For more information, call 644-1341. TUESDAY FASHION SHOW Bloomingdale's Newport Beach and Smith Barney present a free fashion and finance show at 6:30 p.m . at 701 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more informabon, call 729-6600. ESTATE SEMINAR The Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offers a free seminar titled Do I Need an Estate Plan? - ~ess tha you thin. kl tfUJSEJ WIU/JA • CS1' r.msll9-«l 3933 Birch StrHt • N9wpott BNch (714} 260-0776 • Protecting Your Assets 1brough Wills and 1h1.sts at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Swte 300, New- port Beach. Reservations are required. For more infonnab.on. call 574-0866 DIVORCE' SEMINAR The city of Newport Beach offers a free program titled Legal and Financial Realities of Divorce at noon in the Central Library's Fnends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo- cado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3801 CONNECT AT THE LIBRARY The city of Newport Beach offers a free Internet program titled Connect at the Library at 7 p.m. in the Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717 - 3801. BREAST CANCER SCREENING The Costa Mesa Senior Center conducts a free breast cancer screening sponsored by the YWCA EncorePLUS program and the Susari G. Komen Breast Can- cer Foundation, Orartge County Chapter, between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. at 695 W. 19th St. Appoint- ments are required. Call 806- 2037. BUSINESS SEMINAR The U.S. Small Business Administration offers a seminar btled How to Succeed in a Home- Based Business from 12:30 to 3 p.m. at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The cost is $20. Attendees can bring a friend at no additional charge. For more information, call the Service Corps of Retire.d Executives at 550-7369. SUNRISE IN NEWPORT The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Sunnse in Newport Breakfast begins at 7:15 ~.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway. The breakfast features Mayor Tom Edwards and City Manager Kevin Murphy and the 1998 State of the City address. The cost is $15 for members in advance. $17 at the door and $17 for potential members. For more mformation, call 729-4400. THE SIERRA HIGH ~OUTE Adventure t~utdoor and Tr.ave! Outfitters o rs a free pro- gram titled The a High Route Wlth Outings Di.. or Jeff Cooper at· 7 p tn. at 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 650-3301. WEDNESDAY INVESTMENT BASICS OCC's Community Education Office offers an investment work- shop titled Investment Basics from 6:30 to 9 p.m at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The cost is $29. For more information, call 432-5880. CRIBBAGE CLUB The Newport Beach Cribbage Club meets for an evening of oib- bage at 6 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar. All ages are wel- ~~' l Newport Harbor High School Nomuin R. Loatc!& ~ne ~ ~ ~6.Wentz~ (~of 15th Strea~ !r.Ane ~) ~~.-ch.Cl\ Frtday & Saturday January 23, 24 @7:~0 ~~ la11U• FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 Costa Mesa. Call 668-2550 PARADE AWARDS LEAGUE Of WOMEN VOTEftS The Orange Coast League ol Women Voters for the Newport- Mese area meets at 9'.30 a: m. at a private residence Call 673-6694 GET HEAlJHY The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce' noon networking lwicb features Vita- min Park owner Park Weaver speaking on. how to fight .a cold before it starts at DOOJ\ at the Riverboat Restaurant, 151 E Coast Highway, Newport Bea.ch The cost is $15 for members and potential members and wdlk-ms are $17 at the door. For more mfoonation, call 729~4400. INVESTMENT SEMINAR The Newport Harbor Area Ownber of Comnierce's ~Boat Parade Awards Dinner and Auction beglm at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Sutton Place Hotel, .f.500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. 'Ockets 8"' SSO. For more lnfo:rmagton. call 729-4400. Smith Barney Inc. otters a tree seminar titled Opportunities m REIT Investing from 6 to 7 :30 p m at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd , Newport Beach. Call 955-7550. come. For more information. ccill I Snell and Wilmer presents d THURsDAY 642-0176. seminar titled Employment Law WEST~BEACH ASSOOA110N The West Newport Beach Assooation's board of directors meets at 7 p.m. at the Council Chambers m Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. The speaker will be Dave Niederhaus, director of Public SefVlces for the city of Newport Beach. For more information, call 548-4560 ROSWELL DISCUSSION The Mutual UFO Network of Orange County presents a lecture and book signing Wllh the co- author of "The Ddy After Roswell," William J. Birnes, at 7 p.m. at the Neighborhood Com- munity Center, 1845 Park Ave . Costa Mesa. The cost is $10. For more information, call 520-4836 BUSINESS MIXER The Costa Mesa Chd.mber of Commerce plays host to a busi- ness mixer at Birraporett1's Restaurant from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. at 3333 Bristol St .. Costa. Mesa. For more information, call 574- 8780. EMPLOYMENT LAW SEMINAR Issues m ao Expand.mg Econom~· from 8:30 am to 1 ·30 p.m. al the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel, , 686 Anton Blvd .. Costa Mesa. The cost is $40 Call 253-2700 I BABY SEMINAR Hoag Women's Health Ser- Vlces otters a free lecture titled Maybe A Baby? at 7 p m at Hoag Health Center. 1190 Bdker St CAREER NElWORK St Andrew's Presbytenan Church's Career Network for those unemployed meets from 7 .30 to 9 p m m Stewart Lounge bOO St Andrews Road, Newport I Beach. John Hall of Hall Career SefVlces will discuss Advanced I Job Search Skills for Career Level Positions: Network.Ulg. For more mlormatlon, call 574-2239 Not Interested in the Super Bowl? Conte try your loc al YMCA this Super Bowl week end for FREE! Joining fee 11·ai\•ed through Jan. 31 . L'p ro a $I 00 l'a/ue.. aturday, J an. 24 Sunday, Jan. 25 7 an1-5 p m 12 pm-5pm l v We build srm11K kiJ~. 2300 l 'n.iversih · Orive strong families. Ne:-" port Be~l'h~ CA 92660 9 .wrong communitie.~. 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It wlll add excitement to your workout. • Eat -Many people think that If they're working out and starve themselves. they'll reach that goal weight even faster. Proper and adequate nutrition Is essential to positive and permanent weight loss. When you work o ut you need to fuel the body. Brian Napierala is ovalloble for consultation out of a private fitness studio in Newport Beach. Call volcemall, (714) 602-3814; home office. (714) 548-7247. Reduce stress and rejuvenate at a spa Resoluttons to llve healthier and reduce str~ ore at the top of everyone's llst and with a spectrum of spas In Newport-Mesa. It's eosler to flnd a ploee to achieve your goals. Make 1998 a healthy year by balancing nutrtt1on. wor1<outs and · stress reduction and toking time to Indulge the senses. Whether you're looklng to rejuvenate tired tootsies with a pedicure or soothe sore muscles wltn a deep~ massage. the following day SPQ5 offer skin core. noll care and massage options for everyone. P,AID AOVERTl~EMENT Alda Grey Day Spa Solon (714) 549.3030 South Coast Plaza VIiiage 1631 SUnflower Santa Ana Accordlng to Sharon Orr. salon manager, the staff Is seeing more people In January who hove mode resolutlons to toke core of their skin. feet or reduce stress with a massage. The spa Is currently offering a 10 to 20 % discount to customers who purchase o series of foclol. massage or AHA fruit peel treatments ·we put our cllents on a rxogrom here OS weO OS at home, SO they con start the new year headed In the right direction. # sold Orr \Viindow H.;'asbions Vertical • Mini • Woodhlinds • Shutter Residential & Commercial ARAM Chorus Une Dance Studio 31 00 E. Coast Hwy, Corona del Mar. jazzrrrisr 659-4294 Cla•• ...... Mon, Wed. Fri, Sat • 8:30am SUn • CJ:OOam, Tues· 6:30pm, Thurs 7:00pm Georgette KKnger (714) 850-1212 Sou1h Coast Plaza 2nd Level 3333 8ltstol St • Feon..mg lnctv'duoized beOJty seMces. the phbophy at Geagette Klinge< ls "good skin CCYe ~good ski1. Skh core speclOists ore troned i1 Europe. then retrained at Geagette l<hJef Services rmge from pclnl)0ring secvtces tcx body slor\ hair end nols to tnerapeutlc body treatments. Services rooy be purchased~ Of ha poclcage Fa excrnple. the 8-Step Fodd Treatment in\IONes on hOur of ski"\ ~ cleonslng. mossoge, stecrnlng cnd ~of two masks OCCOfding to skn type Each focld also indJdes a complimentary rnoka.p q::iplcotton cnd at.flame core booklet. lhe 8-Step Foad Is ciso nctJded In the ·Deluxe Doy of Beo.Jty. • which otfoo body~. sc~_treatment. ltvJnpoo ood blow av mo-.lcue. pedicure. make ~lesson~ a lghf U"tch 1~M~ 'Invest ln ~ur Longeviry & Health" with ~M0ieccMIG I In tht comfort of your own himu. /Ula:t Rljrl11nuzte ~on ~ 'J"Y J How.'r: l§.2 1!6 Houn:1B.l cut 714-355-5236 • WATER ·WORKOUT™ 'The Exercise That Feels Good• Call For Locations & Times: (714) 646~446 S A L L Y STANTON T 0 T A l FITNESS WE CAN HELP YOUR HEEL PAIN WHERE OTHERS HAVE FAILED! END H••L PAIN ••• NOW1111 -No Hospltallzatlon - *** Have you ever been told by your physician that nothing can be done for your chronic heel condltion?- 80% of all heel 'pain can be resolved with conservative, non-surgical treatment. The method developed by Or. Stephen Smith O.P.M., a · Nationally recognized foot and ankle specialist, detennlnes the cause of t'1e heel pain and treats the condition accordingly . .. Our goal ls to Improve your quality of life and atlow you to pursue your dally activities.** BENEFITS TO YOU: . 1. NO H PITALIZATION 2. ener t nt s not interfere Ith work or activities. ~ t. ·. Newpon BHchlCo.ta Mesa Daily Piloc &et youlSelf and y in shc4>e this year In 1998, resolve to recycle Getttng Into shape ond IMng a heOtthler fife tops most New Year's resolution lists. So Why not make 1998 the year to get you and your home Into better shape? The most recent results from the National Health and Nutrition Examination SuNey show that 35 percent of adult Americans are overweight. Most health g roups In Ame rica. lncludlfg the American Heart Association and the USDA Dietary Guldellnes. advise a combination of a healthy diet and physical activity to lose weight. The good news Is that you can work on two resolutions with one activity; many home Improvement pro~ts are great c alorie burners. too. Not only wlll you see a dlff erence In the appearance of your home. you wlU be well on the way to becoming more physically fit. Here ore a few "home· workout sessions from Home Depot District Manager Dave Hamllton. • Add a little color to your workout and your home. According to the Calorie Control Councll a nd the Department of Health and Wellness. painting b urns approxlmately 300 calorles per hour for an lndlvldual weighing 130 to 140 pounds. Add approxtmately 60 calorles for every 15 addltlonal pounds. Select a room. choose a color scheme and get ready to paint away the pounds. Take the time to plan the project. so ltttle time Is wasted with needless breaks. Ilona (714) 540-3331 (800) 622-'355 Crystal Court 3333 Beat St., Suite 201 Costa Mesa . In addition to o complete ltne of skln core. Ilona offers 15 treatment rooms where esthettclans and massage therapists toke core of clients "For more than 30 years. MISS Ilona hos specialized In treatments for problem skin.· sold Tish Gordon. branch manager ·All her products ore her own and we only use her products In the salon. We hove' customers that are referred from dermatologists and that we set up on o program: Addlttonatly. their skin conditioning facials and deep ttssue massages are popular with men. The salon also offers eyebrow arching and ttnttng tor brows and lashes There ore packages such as the ulttmote getaway -whteh Includes a golden h1o foclol treatment. All- polnfs-massage with essenttal oil •BUY •SEU •TRADE New techniques. such as marbleizing and sponging. are · more methodical P<ocesses and therefore burn fewer calories. Instead. consider techniques that allow you to better work the upper body and still get the unique rag finish. Color washing also requires that you apply a contrasting color befo re the first coat dries. A.. fresh coat of paint can lift your spirits and your heart rate. • Improve your view and your waistline. No one likes cleaning windows. but on the bright side. y6u cah burn approximately 252 calories for every hour spent on window washing. Then • reward yourself with a new window treatment. Home Depot offers a variety of easy- to-Install valances. drapes and blinds. • Workout and wlnferize. It's not too late to weatherproof your home. since there's still plenty of rain expected this season. Cleanlng gutters can burn up to 348 calorles per hour. Extend your winterizing workout by sealing gutter seams and ca ulklng joints to prevent leaks. Then Install gutter screens over downspout openings to prevent future clogs. Finish the Job by repairing or replacing any sagging or leaking gutters. • Garden for the health of It. Light gardening. such as planting. weeding and trimming. can burn 330 calories per hour. --An-points-body polish and personally designed makeup Spa Thlra (714) 644-4677 FcsNonlslond 401 Newport Center Dttve Newport Beach Offertng an enlightened opp<ooch to skin care with Its SoftUght laser system. Spa Thlra offers skin care and hair removal. Using lower levels of energy, the SoftUght technology is a patented procedure that removes hair without wax. lnsteod. the SoftUght Activating Lotton* contains microscopic black carbon particles that use the hair shaft to focus the energy for best results. Results are not Immediately v1slble. but after, two weeks. skin is smoother and remaining hair Is lighter and finer The spa offers ·the ultimate facial • The expertence begins with cleansing. toning and extoliatlon and continues as worm light from the SottUght laser scans your face Addlt1onally. the hour-tong treatment Is completed by a • Exercise Equipment • Scuba • Hockey • Wetsuits • Golf • Snowboards & more . 670 West 17th Street, Costa Mesa 548·0880 Heavy gardening, which requires vigorous digging. can burn as much as 468 calories on hour. • Prepare the yard for spring. Prune roses and trees this winter and remove sucker branches from fruit trees while the sap is flowing slowly. This will allow plants to develop fully and bear flowers and fruit next spring and summer. And it's not too late to plant those spring bulbs for a colorful garden. . Remember. there's no rule that says workouts have to take place at just the gym Tips. courtesy of Home Depot . complementary hand and toot massage. Spa Thlro also offers a complete llne of personal care-product?. for skin types ranging from normal to aging Total Body Core 014) 574-2AOO, massage (714) 574-2500, skin oare 154 Broadway Costa Mesa A comfortable and serene oasis from the stresses of daily ltte. the Total Body Core salon offers massage. facials and spa services. You con treat yourself to treatments such os o Swedish or sports massage. where the massage therapists will work deeply into the tissues Or. Indulge your skin with a classic European facial. refresher · foc101 or exfoliation treatment Gift certificates are available. as are customiZed gift baskets with products from Avedo and Dermolog1co · A new national annual event - r'\IVnet'co Recyca Doy. held November 15 -hos begun to focus Americans on the Importance of not just 1ecycling. but also purchasing produc1s made of recycled mot9!1als According to the Institute-of Scrap Recycling Industries. items tossed ll')to the recycling bin are not really recycled until ttiey are remade Into new products we actuaUy buy. Here's some recycling resolutions to get you started: • Shop at stores that carry recyclec:k:ontent products. • Look for product labels that assure you of recycled content • Find paper towels, lunch bags. faclal tls.5ue and similar items mode from recycled content. • Buy door mats. carpet padding. new carpeting. Insulated jackets and sleeping bags mode ftom recycled plast1c beverage bottles • Purchase Items with very little packaging materlals -buy in bulk. use reflllable contal~ and when Recycling FYI City of Costa Mesa: Sanitation District: (714) 754- 5087. (714) 754-5307 or (714) 5043. For commercial trash. (71 4) 754-5024. Waste Management: (714) 474-2311 City of Newport Beach: Gene ral Services: (714) 644- 3055 Orange County: Household Hazardous Waste Hotline: Provides Info. WHOLESALE CUSTOM FRAMING SURGICAL & MEDICAL CARE PATIO DOOR PROBLEMS? DOOR TRACKS ROTTING? 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' I FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 ... --:----~~~.,.,,.,.~~~~-;'lfj~.-~~...-,__:~+-,.,._..,~~L.o.;..,:;..........,~--_.,......,,;~<==_,J[.....,........,_~~ I ~ , briefly in the news • • DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT Kristine McGovem, left. and Ute Wirth cliJtu.u how Orange Cout River Park will affect their equestrian lnteretb by looking at large overhead maps of the project area du.rlng a communi- ty meettng Thunclay. · · RIVER CONTINUED FROM 1 trans and other amenities throughout the park, Fisher said. But along the highway, the park could be developed with smaller pocket parks outfitted wllh playground equipment and natural grass, offioals said. Supporters hope to cash in on an expected $800 million statewide parks bond to be put on the November ballot and are also turntng to the three cities that border the park and the county to chip 1n. In November, Newport Beach became the first public agency to financially support the park with a $5,000 pledg~ toward a.planned $25,000 joint funding arrangement with Costa Mesa, Hunting- ton Beach and the county. But even the strongest supporters of the park know making it happen won't be easy. Getting a handful of governmental agencies to agree on anything can be next to impossible. And then there's the $20 million price tag. Newport Beach's pledge only stands if the oth- er cities chip in $5,000. 1be group plans to solidt money .from 'Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach next month, officials said. With much of the land already in public owner- ship, the cost would be m~y for developing the CLINTON CONTINUED FROM 1 l\mNtc dns hdVI' been short- d 111ng t·d hy th<>ir president. "I h ·<'I 11'!> redl tragic for the U S dS .. wholr-to continually find ch<Hd<lPr .ind integrity issue!> with th<' <h1r-f Pxec-utive, • he Sdld J IPMbo n SdJCI he doesn 't ONE DAY ONLY W.MMUNICA TIO!ill ~Nfl!CJ RE.SOlll!lO~ SAT, JAN J1, 1998 10-4 P.M. BALBOA BAY CLUB BECOME A MEDIATOR Mfdlatlon Iolnina Communlc.itlons Conflict Re~lutlons Negotiations Ethnic Oive~11les c.e~r Bia'> ~EB 5-8, 1998 Contlnu«I Eduatlon Ofktwlf(), '4ttya/M.F.C.C. E.L.D. MEDIATION SERVICES 1-800/58-MEDIATE (1-800-586-3342) believe the med1a 1s overplaying the morality issue. ·. "We hold this guy up to the world and say what a great pres· 1dent we have," he said. "We have a right to hold him up to a high standard." Republican activist Buck Johns believes the allegations will help his party. "For those of us who play the political game, Uus comes as lit- tle surprise," Johns said. "This is helping us in the Republican Party.# Terry Walker. the assistant pastor of Calvary Chapel of Cos- ta Mesa, said if the allegations are true, Clinton is failing one of a president's greatest responsi- bilities. "One of the roles of the presi- dent is to be a role model," he said. "What does this say to kids? The president is a symbol of what we are as Americans:" SINCE SABATINO'S ' Sa batino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner llnlqiw "'M ,,_ & dlntna rooim nallable ror croup bwdllttl lllftt!np end prf~•tt (Unctions 723-0621 Please Call For Resenatlons and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach I ! I i Teacher's memorial j Service set for Saturday i The public la invited to a ! memorial service tor Delores l Bowles at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at ! Newport Elementary School, at I the corner of 14th Street and ! Balboa Blvd., Newport Breach. l Bowles died Oct. 10, 1997 at ! age 83. She was a member of the ! Delta Kappa Gamma Honorary i Educational Sodety and longtime i Newport-Mesa teacher. She was I also known to the communi.ty as i ! I FROST" I CONTINUED FROM 1 ! when she failed to appear for 1 work. Prost told police he last saw i his mother the night before. i While the body never material-l ized and no one knows precisely i how the killing occurred, the pros- ~ ecutor snared Frost in a web of cir-i cumstantial evidence. j Nejghbors said they heard ! thumping and wrestling noises l coming from the direction of King's i apartment on the night she van- l ished. They also heard a woman ! screaming and a man's voice say-i ing, "Oh my God. what have I ! done?" 1 Soon afterward, authorities i found a scratch on Frost's cheek. l They also found a black antique i trunk missing from the apartment 1 Still, authorities did not lodge a i murder complaint against him l until November 1995. The hesita-i tion apparently owed in part to lin- l gering doubts that Myra King ! might still be alive. ! "They had to be able to show ! that the victim was dead," said j Costa Mesa police Sgt. Tom Boy- ! lan. who investigated the case. l ·And after two and a half, three j years there was no indication she !: was anywhere in the (world), and , we felt we could prove she was l dead." 1 Odell Hams said she had ~ inklings of the truth about her j daugh~r·s disappearance when ' she visited F.rost at the Center Street apartment in July 1993. "I knew deep down in my soul my daughter was dead and it was by my grandson," she said. Hanis said King adored Frost. Harris pointed to battered woman's syndrome· to explain the DIAD PAG~R SPl(IAl! Inc ludes' A1rlin~f: iiccr~stal Recap 6 Act1.Jt 10n • •1()15 3 Mos Svc • '3250 6 Mos Svc •'so:» 12 MosSvc ~ --- P .1c 1f1c; Pa9111q .'.'ll·l N rwp orl Blvd (;o· .. t.t Mt-s .1 b ·lh-2 0 8 0 the "Peterltibblt lady• because of her many adfvtties and arti- facts concerned with Beatrice Pot- ter's famous characters. Por more information, cont.ad Renee Barger, California Retired Teachers Association. at 551- 8711; or \.ieredith Chwchill, Delta Kappa Gamma, at 546- 0096. Coastline College ·class schedule now online Coastline Community Col- lege's spring class schedule is relationship. "She loved the ground Ray- mond walked on," she said. During the trial. the prosecutor argued Prost bad a history of vio- lence against his mother, assault- ing her prior to the murder in argu- ments about him using the phone or coming home late. "When the mother bied to disci- pline him, he became violent," Uoydsaid. Though she did not rely on such arguments at trial, Lloyd said after- ward that Frost was also apparent- ly uneasy about his racial identity. The victim's mother agreed. "My grandson resents that he's black," Hanis said. "He was raised in Orange County, in Irvine. All his friends are non-black, and ·he resents his blackness, and Myra was proud of her blackness." now availabM on the World Wide Web. Students can view the class schedule at http://coa.stline.cccd.edu. Students interested in attend- ing can view hundreds of classes. In addition to class descriptions and times, Coastline's class schedule bas information on bow to register and the college's pro- grams, policies, services and loca· tions. The spring semester beg1QJ Feb. 2. Coastline CommUD!lY College is at 11460 Warner Ave., Fountain Valley. For more infor- mation, call 241-6154 ... During his closing arguments. Tuesday. Deputy Public Defender Jim Appel told the jury that even if they decided Frost killed his moth- er, it should be considered an acci- dent. Asked why Prost wasn't in court for the verdict, Appel said. •1 guess be was upset. ... He's always taken the position that he didn't do it." Appel said the jurors had to speculate to reach their verdict. "The one thing the jurors can- not do is speculate.# he said. "They broke the law, basically. They don't know what happened. ... They had to guess." Prost could receive life in prison when Judge John J. Ryan sen- tences him on March 5. After that, he will face charges in Los Angeles that he murdered a roommate in late 1995. 0 M [ XI C: AN RL S "1 AU RANT 0 0 OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO M EXICO 0 ·~·....:...tl.:.ll Jf, ,,,. .,,,. >1 ' I ·I "I · --- Sioce 1972 &t. 1H8 ·You mun IH 211 .... 0 Holy. Smokes! 1/3 of our Bar is Certified Outdoorsl 3 Outdoor Pool Tables Always "Your Home Away From Home" 18.30 Newport Blvd. Newport at Harbor Costa Mesa 548-8428 0 What Do They Have in Common? Joe Erickson Diane Pritchett Past recipients of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Man & Woman of the Year Award. 1998 Applications are now being accepted. Must meet following criterll: • Well known in the community · • Live and/or YIOfk In Cost. Meu • Services contributed to the community • Variety and n}9'lt of "°""""' (not pitid) • Demonstrate leadership In the comtnunlty • Contributed to the betterment and growth of ... ~ • Involvement in various professional, civic and cha,_.. qr .......,. ... . • .. • • .. I ~ ' ... e.: .. I ' ,.,., EYE-OPENER CdMs girls upset No. 8 El Toro in Sea Wew soccer QUOTE OF THE DAY "By ""' tbm tM /eagulJ finals COl"'1 around. (Jemny) MUMZ will be abltt ti> rock 'n rt)IJ ... " -NEWPORT WRES1UNG CQ.COAal alAD SfANSBVRY =Costa Mesa clobbers Artists, 72-20 .. t• -fl ., . ·~ ~err.a nee phillips OUT 0 THE I '.CHUT ., :Volwne I, Chapter I. Having no intention of commencing this literary voyage with the same •results as the Titanic, I'll be ,tn'lk.ing every effort to keep my head above water. · And, having determined it prudent to investigate the true meaning of the word itself, I turned to my trusty lexicon of definitions to discover: "boating, n. the use of boats, especially for pleasure. Therefore, I will try to keep .the subject matter of this weekly art'lcle within the context of that 1J!!aning, "the pleasures of eoeting." Now before all you boating aufists out there tell me to walk plank, you need not.panic 'll also report information cerning boats (power, sail, ~c and manually operated), rll'dng, new products, vessels of interest, shows, fishing, club news and additional aquatic <Vibble and diatribe within the Sf:Ope of Newport Beach, Coron~ del Mar and Costa Mesa. \ 1 seek comments and s~gestions from interested ~pie, groups, clubs and businesses. I will respond to all. : To launch my column, I felt it ~ould be interesting to rpminisce about the beginning qf pleasure boating in Newport Beach. ; The year 1872 was our first ¢ornmerciaJ venture in what was ?rlgmally called "New Port.~ • Anaheim Landing was a dock V5ed for the unloading of lumber ~argo boats. It closed in 1875 saying. "New Port will never begin operation again." . . . . . . . . • Every Mustang scores in.PCL romp over visiting Laguna Beach. By Molly Yanity, Daily 1'11ot COSTA tvfESA -In the waning minutes of Thursday night's Pacific Coast League girls basketball duel between Costa Mesa High and Laguna Beach; it became clear that the hosting Mustangs were trying to get the ball to freshman Nancy Hatsushi. Costa Mesa had a commanding lead and would end up winning, 72-20, but the squad had to accomplish something before leaving the floor and that was to get every- one in the scoring column. Hatsushi, who has been starting at the point position and was the hero in the Mus- tangs' last game with back-to-back three- pointers to put away Laguna Hills, hadn't ( I I I{ I. "I t I ( ) () I' ~ found the hoop yet, but was running the ·offense effect:lvely, which is a point guard's primary responsibility. So. when the plays were being called to put the ball into Hatsushi's hands, her habits weren't immediately broken. With 1:20 left in the game, Hatsushi bad a clear path to the bucket for a layup, but she gave it up to teanunate Kim Nguyen, who stood at the opposite block wide open. It would have been an assist had Nguyen not been fouled. The pass still resulted in two points as Nguyen hit both free throws. With 23 seconds remaining, though, Hatsushi broke for the basket as Evelyn Powers grabbed a rebound {Uld made a perfect throw to the 5-foot-3 guard. The shot banked in and she got the foul. The crowd and, even more, the Mustangs' bench erupted mto applause like the game-wmner had Just been sunk r-------------------:-, on our zone and trapping "That makes it fun because everyone's cheer- ing and the crowd realizes what's going on and gets into 1t. • Sherwood said. ·But, 1t also puts a lot of pressure on (Hatsushl) to score· . Mesa (8· 13, 4-1 in league} figured 1t woy.ld not run into much trouble with the Artists, who have t I I I I ' I ' I I I I GAME SUMMARY MClflC CDASf a..ua.: MisA 72. U.llA 8uat 20 saw.~ Ola.•• lAgUM lad1 6 6 6 2 • 20 Costa Mesa 15 19 19 19 -72 ....... 9Ndt -KMuer 4, Ra. GIObus 6, Mayo 2, Es.ncy 8. l-9t-~ -None. Fouled out • Esancy, COlta ...... Collett 14, Nguyen 4, Powers 13-, Hatsushi 3, Earnest 8, Smittt 9, Ollsholm 15, Sasaki s. GWa 1. 3-pt. goals -None. Fouled out -None. L----------------------L •-~ in every comer. or when each person had the ball .• The zone worked well as the Mustangs forced 30 Laguna turnovers. Offensively, the objec- tive was to score at least 50 points. That feat was reached in the third quarter as three Mesa players hit double figures led by Kristen Cblsholm's 15 points. Julie Collett tallied 14 and Evelyn Powers won JUst one game this season and are 0-5 in PCL play, but Sherwood had some things to accomplish. "The goals were to play everyone a lot,· she said. ·Defensively, we wanted to work added 13. Carolina Garcia notched her first point of the season. Hatsuslu collected her three points on the same play. She added six steals and six assists, as well. 111(,ll ~< ll<>OL BO'\~ B \"lh.I I H \I I OOH LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT League play tor boys basketball in Sea View Ud hCUlc CM1t <.'OldllnlM tonight. wlth Ryan Franke {left) and bis Co.rona del MR High teammatel hosting El Toro; and Newport Harbor traveling to lrVIDe IDgll; Ryu Nd (above) and his Costa Mesa teamm.ates bOlt laguDa Beacb ~. wldle Estanda's CharlN KeJu (above) and Sun Neblon (4e) ad tbe Niii of~ Eagles await vtslUng University. CclM and Newport are bi 7:3t Sea view starts: Costa Meta, Estancia have 7 o'clock PKl.flc Coat League starts. ..... The McFadden brothers ]>urchased the landing the same :Yeti: seeing the potential for (oorism, boating and recreation. : "'tn 1888, they built the :1,300-foot long New Port ~cipal Pier, at its current ITARS WRAP UP SEA KIN(iS, 57-10 location. ln 1884, Edward Abbott peananently settled near what is )l<),)V the Pavilion, (which was not built until 1905) and opened a :Camping equipment rental :t>~ss called "Tent City." ff!Jis business expanded by t.rirenting small boats, which, !as far as I can detennine, was ~ start of the recreation ~l~asure boating in our harbor. • The L.A. Times touted ~ewport Beach as a "beach and !boating recreational destination~ )n advertisements dating back to :1892. • So, I guess that's where it all ~an. l Our yachting club history !COmmenced in 1911 when the :Newport Harbor Yacht Club was ~ounded. . I It has remained in its current Hurtado, Munoz and Hirama earn wins for Newport while Kramer collects lone CdM win. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Before anyone even locked horns on the mat Thursday, NeWp<>rt Harbor High's wrestling team put host Corona del MC)T in a full nelson, then : won three of four bona fide matches and : claimed its first Sea View League victory Qf : the season, 57-10. : Had it not been for CdM senior Bryan : Kramer's major decision over Newport : Harbor's Robert Peredia at 152 pounds, it : would've been a slaughter. : "We don't really consider it a win, : because there were so many forfeits," said : ~o-head coach Chad Stansbury, : w es bis first-year duties with Lee . \\. H 1·"·1·1_1,<, ' Heigl. Newport Harbor (1-2), defending league co-champion, was ahead 24-6 before a grappler actually competed. David Hurta- do (140 pounds) started the meet after sit forfeitures, giving the Sailors a 30-6 advan- tage when he pinned Cd.M freshman Aaron Hacker in 1:50. "If (Hacker) would've gotten out of that first round without a pin, I think you would've seen a pretty good match," said CdM Coach Gary Almquist, whose first- year wre5'}er is 4-4 this season. Kramer's win over Peredia was worth four points, but the Sea Kings had no answer ar any otl:}er weight. Newport Harbor junior Jeremy Munoz, defending league champion at 111 who was ineligible at the beginning of the sea- son, is trying to get back in shape. His 6-3 decision over Cd.M's Jesse Agh.ravi was the closest match of the contest. •By the time the league finals come around, Munoz will be able to rock 'n roll.• Stansbury said. Newport Harbor senior Kaz Hlrama (215) pinned Corona de! Mar senior Mark Rowe in 4:44 to capture the Sailors' tliird win on the mat. Hlrama led 7-2 after two rounds. Rowe scored in the first round with a two-point ta.kedown to grab an early lead. For Hlrama, experienced in judo. 1t was his first wrestling win. •twas fairly happy with the way Peredia wrestled tonight, but he's still got a lot to learn,• Stansbury said. •we've got quite a few first-year wrestlers (like Peredia}, so we're a young team with only two seniors (Rigo Pinon and Cbannin Tweedy)." Pinon (130) was a state qualifier last sea- son, after finishing third at the ClF South- ern Section Finals and fifth at the Masters Meet. Tweedy forfeited lus 135-pqund match to Cd.M's John Cox. Newport Harbor juruor Brad Lim (112) and sophomore Jared Dutton (145) are also defending league champions In the 171-pound match, AgbraVl led Munoz after one round, 2-1, then Munoz tied it with a one-point escape early m the second. With 0:30 left, Munoz went ahead 4-2 after a takedown. Kramer's victory at 152, improving his record to 11-2, was Cd.M's only saving grace. "Kramer's a stud, and he's low-keyed," Almquist said. "And for Rowe, that was only bis second match ever and his first on varsity. Mark easily would've gotten a for- feit victory on N, but he stepped up on var- sity. At least he was here to step up." CdM will travel to Irvine next Thursday, while Newport Harbor" hosts Woodbridge. The Sailors will scrinµnage Costa Mesa on Tuesday. 'ocation since 1919. ' In 1922 the Balboa YC ~pened ~g various locatrons )mW it settled in its current 'building in 1941. I Newport Harbor's upset bid falls short to Irvine, 46-36 • , ' bes ir r-------------------------1 ers in the final period, the • Next came the Udo Island YC hi 1928. l It was closed during World 1!1/ar n and reactivated in 1947. : • Sailors lead most of the w ay, ~~;~~~es tw1:~ :~ I &AMI SUMMARY I, Sailors were simply over-~ before Vaqueros' 14-2 run in the match for the short-hand-• whelmed. : The Voyager YC, sharing the ~ark Island YC location. began '1t 1941 es the Viking Salling : final three minutes earns them ed. and seniorless Sailors, ( : ·"I couldn't have asked • · playing without leading ; : more from my seven girls :Oub. • 5ea View League basketball win. scorer Kalena J ackson i' ! tonight.• Newport Coach (strep throat). ~ Ryan Bettencourt said. By &any Faulkner, Daily Pilot In the e nd, however, 1 'I "They gave ma a great • The South Shore YC opened "1. '57 on the ait where the NBw,PORT BEACH -The Irvine High ~utical Musewn is now : girls batketbo.ll team wu in trouble Thurs· ~ocked. It mov~ to its West : day ~ht tn lta Sea Vii w League Visit to P>est Highway lit• in 1969. ; Newport Harbor and flnt·yeat co5Ch Joni • The youngest Ol the clubs ts : Easterly-Colburn knew it. ~e Bahia Cortnthlan YC, ! Por thnte 'quarters worth of timeouts, 1~ded in 1958, which merged ·: and an but a few tee0nds of the eight· ~~·the Orange Cout YC in : minute Mlftime break. the fonner Orange •1988. : County~ IMcMr at Katella High who I l'.ve probably given you more : wen\ on.to p&ay at use, pumped pep talla Jnfonnation than you eve r : into ber Vequero1, wbo bad Just two nights ranted to lmoW, but lt does ltied ! bafcn bem.d ftnt·p&ace l!1 Thro to the : bullei' ln. • ooe-poinl dlf .. t. :...-. •IEE BOATING PN1E 10 : But. until tM,.. drie mlnuWI, BUter- the visitors ra.llled for a l ettort and we played real· 46-36 triumph, largely 1 ! ly well until the very erid due to an in~ent the I 1 of the game. We're doing 1lln could not match: a 1• • th• right things and senior captain. WW'king b4rd, but we )\Gt lrvine't Jami Allie d teem to uep c:om1ng up scored nine of her 17 sec-lbart. 1 fMl I« the gbts, ond-hall points dwtng a ...... ~ ....... .--.. wbo are m.tte*l right 14-2 run, after Newport~ now. 8Ut we'n ~to April Roa hit• tree throw to put th• Sa.Don beet one of tM gOod tMma ID tbll IMgue on top, 33-29 wttb 3:11 lett. before we'N ~ '! With Allritd dom1nating at both endl of NewpQrt. wbldl W IDolt GI the way, the floor (lbe ftlaltbed With 20 pcutl. N¥9D WM pMied bJ l\llllan ICdtl• tJibiD (17 rebounds and four lteelt)1 and lnlne frillh· ~ ... ftb6Uliai. .... ~ IDd two man AJi Grecbko drilling four ~three·polnt· blocked t hotl) and A.Jr-a hul (.,.. I J)•I' 1lt1111 .... . \.. .... ~G~•~_F_R_ID_A~~-JA_N_U_A_R_Y_23~·-1_99_8~----------~----------~------11 ....... J Newpon BnchlCOlu Mesa Dail) P~ 11 BOATING CdM upsets No. 8 El Toro I I I ·youth baske~ball CONTINUED FROM 9 , lJttJe hght on our pleasure I o<.1ung tu.story Oh, though, there is more IRVINE -Freshman goalkeeper Britta Vogele made 14 saves to preserve a shutout as Corona del Mar Hi.gh.'.s girls soccer team upset El Toro, the No. 8 team in Orange Cowity, 1-0. I I i ! Wddcats win, 71-70 ·· A Jot more, most of which you ,111 tlnd at thP Newport Harbor \quttt1c f\1useum, 151 E. Coast I ltqhw<.1y rht~ museum is a must for all ,,.,1dP11t!t to sN• I was shocked 10 dt'c cn Pr thdt o nly 5% of the 1-.1tu1' dn· Newport residents. R1•l111 t<1ntly I dd.Jrut, until this .irlu It I w,1., ,tlso in the other " I '1'111· 11111"•11111 offers a •\1J1td1•rl1d "\oung Mariners 1r1>q111111 Im 'chool chtldren. II , <)ll k111m d chtld that 1s 11t .. 1t•'>l1 if 111 h11<.1Ung, and , "I'' c 1oll\ 111 llH history of I ri.illlloJ Ill Nt•\\ port, this IS lro•ro fCJ ,f,JI( rt11· p111111<1m rndkes ford 11 rll ,, 11 .. 11 twkJ lnp. lnd1dn 11 do, 1'111 • t'S'>Cs, Scouts or for II\ r t11!d1t•I) '> qroup < 11 11 11 1 su1dnne Lockhart at 1 lH•, 1 1 .,<I 107. for more 111rr11,1·11111 -... .. 11 • \1•111 l1ctnsom m gedf tl 1111111111 lhl'> wonderful • '' p ,, 1 Bi ··H h trt•asurP _J l lw Udhia CorlnthJan YC ls • 1Jd111q 1t., Commodore Ball Jan . I tc1 t 11r1"r Commodor e Don .,,, 1 111 rd> 7, th(• ch.lb will , "I ti · \\'omen's Ocedn Racing 11!11 ,..,.,m·1dtton C'onvenuon .11111 t1111q lht1I over 300 sdllors ill '"' HI I lr11111c1l10n, call 1,._ I 1-7.t2h _J "'"''port H orhor YC is The Sea Kings (4-2-6, 1-1-3 m the Sea View League) got their goal in the 30th minute when Megan Bryan made a throw-in from the com er that resulted in a Julia Llvingston score after being deflected b y a C harger defender. El Toro, playin~ host, ripped 17 shots on goaJ to CdM 's eight , but Vogele's strength in the n e t was a deciding factor. The C hargers fall to 2 -2-1 in l eague action . Costa Mesa girls denied; 1-0 COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa High girls soc- cer team was denied a victory over visiting Laguna Beach Thursday, when officials' judgment calls dis- allowed two wouJd-be goals in a 1-0 loss. ·One was an offsides call and they ruled the goalie had possession when one of our girls locked in a rebound," said Mesci Coach Dan Johnston, who termed the contest "a close, well-played game." Johnston praised the play of sophomore Brooke Shanley, who shifted to sweeper after starter Gegi Yan De Walker was taken to a 'hospital with a bro- ken nose and a cut between h er eyes that required stitches after collidmg with the head of a 1.aguna Beach player. "Brook e had never played that position· before ! and she played great." l Marissa Dimsdale had the goal nullltied by the ~ offsides call, as Mesa fell to 8-6-3, 1-4 in league. j Summer Chaldu scored a sterling goa,J in the 17th i minute to improve the Artists to 2-3 in league. ! Sailors drop 2-1 decision to Vaqs NEWPORT .BEAcH -Newport Hazbor High's girls soccer team failed to pick up lts first Sea View L eague win d espite firing off 23 more shots on goal than visiting .lrvine, as the Vaqueros went on to a 2- 1 wm. The Sailors (4-8-3, 0-4 -1 in league) posted their first goal in the 38th minute of the game, already down, 2-0, as Kelly Abbott found the net. In the second half, the Tars rattled off 20 shots on goal to the Vaqueros' two, but could not convert shots into scores. C ari Morrell and Devon Burhngham had strong performances for Newport. Estancia falls to University, 6-0 COSTA MESA -Estanoa High's girls soccer team dropped its fJ.ftb straight Pacific Coast League match in as many sttuts Thursday as visiting Uni- versity dominated to the twie of 6-0, dropping the Eagles to 2-10· 1. overall. ! I ! I i HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL Eagles rally, 36:35 third-place tie with the Trojans and Laguna Hills. Sea View a....,. WL El Toro (17-2) S 0 • Kroopf scores 18 to lead Newport-Mesa NJB stars. The Newport-Mesa All-Net National Junior Basketball Wild- cats had their best offensive out- ing of the season Sunday as they com.a out on top. 11-70, in a see- saw game against East Hunting- ton Beach. The Wtldcats (4-2) were never able to get more than a six-point lead over East Huntington and the opponents put together five consecutive three-point buckets in the final minutes to gain their largest lead, also at three points. But the locals sank their free throws with the game on the line as Alex N orfleet canned all four of his attempts and Brett Matsen knocked in five of six. Matsen finished the game wtth 12 points and seven assists as the Wildcats were led by Bradley Kroopfs 18 points. Also in double figures for the victors were Andre Ptnsett, who tallied 16, and Kevin MancUJas, w ho pitched in with 10, which inclu ded a clutch fourth-quarter bucket and free throw. Jatr Hernandez scored nine points. • Escondido 80, Newport-Mesa All-Net 8th Gntden 70 Despite a 14-point, 16-rebound outburst from Tony Melum, the Newport-Mesa stars fell to Escon- dido in a tight contest. Micah Young recorded 20 points for the locals, and JoSb Laurent (11 poJnts, 6 "Steals) &i1i Greg Perrtne (10 points, 5 steals) also scored in double figures. Other standouts were Evan •. Cooper and Davtd Springer. ... . DMSION I BOYS : .. ~ r • Laken 55, lta,pton SO With 20-point perlonnan~ - from both Nolan Clark· and LU eastmo, the Lakers outlasted th? . Raptors despite playing with no one on their bencb. Clark and Oistillo also com- bined for 20 rebounds while Jon Vandersloot, Justin Rowe and Jimmy Kocuiba also contributed to the win. The Raptors were paced by Collin Tulley and Jesse Pem- steln, who each scored 10 points. DM SION I GIRLS • StlngRays 31, Lakers 21 The StingRays rebounded from a 13-12 deficit at the half to put away the takers thanks in part to a 14-point day from D a nJela Bolzmann-LeValley. Also turning in strong showings for the Stingrays were Christine C aron (7 points), point guard · Eileen Bello, Courtney Blo~r, Jasmine Gre wal, Monica Mar- tinez and Lauren Carlcb. Leading the way for the Lakers were Linda Salazar and Came Hawkins. Hawkins _ battled through a shoulder injury to pace her squad in the rebounding cat- egory. ,.., ll'i \\ inlf•I st•neo., fdC~S for le ii• o.,, Cal 20.., <Ind I ldfbor 20s .ill -1-'..!:l _J • Deming's four points in final 20 seconds enough to overcome Trojans in Estancia girls' big Pacific Coast League triwnph. COSTA MESA -in a game the Estancia High girls bask etball coaching staff believed the Eagles had lost, senior Amy Deming refused to relent Thursday night against Pacific Coast League visitor University. Deming's ·Jate heroics gave her a team-high 10 points, while Lisa Steinfeld chipped in nine and Mayra Macias seven. Ml I I BRIEF S lJdlb oa YC will ho!>t the r· 1 IJt>wrn < ·1<1,.., (fc htells, !I •< k i :),, <.;h•f'ld..,l for the <I \A.1111t·r lkqdlld h •h 14-15 The Eagles Amy Deming held a six-point Thursday·s scores Irvine 46, Newport Harbof' J6 El Toro 63, C«orui def Mllr Jl Woodbridge 42. S. Margarita 39 Giants' J.T. Snow to speak TERRANCE PHILLIPS' boating .. m111 rims l'very Friday He can be , twrl ,11 542 7791 lead with four minutes left, but Uni- versity, keyed by junior Fala Suiaunoa's game-high 16 points, includi.Dg a trio of three-pointers, rallied to take apparent command. Tuesday's 9.1me (7:30) Newport HMtJor at Tustin (non league) at Newport Sports Collection·. SCH E DULE tODAV • Basketball lomn u1111y <ollf!CJl' llll'n lrvrne v 11tey ill Or Jngr (Odst. S 30 pm Comr1111111ty collt>ql' women trvrne alley at 01angc Coa\t, 7 30 pm H1qh \Chool boy\ Newport Harbor 1• frv1,,f', 7 ~O p m. fl Toro at Corona '"' f"1<1r, 7 W p ni. Urnvernty at 1 H.Jnl••l Ir rn, laquna Beach at ,ta Mrs 1 7 p 111 • • Soccer 414h school boy~ Newport Harbor 1rv111e at Harvdrd P.:irk, Field C. 3 15 m Et Toro di Coron~ del Mar, 3 15 •n Laguna Beach dt Costa Mesa, 3 1 S 11 University .it Estancia. 3 p.m •Water polo ~•1gh school qirls NC'wport Harbor 1 ~0orhdl 3 pm. Long Beach Wilson 11 l 11un.1 dPI Mar. 3 pm. Costa Mesa 11 Dan.i H1ll1, 3 1') pm •Tennis Collr-cw mcri Southern Cal1forn1a lllr·n• r1t Cr1l Poly Pomona own, • 1'111 Deming, one of onJy two Eagle seniors, drilled both ends of a one- and-on e free-throw opp ortunity with 20 seconds left to pull the hosts to within 35-34. Deming then col· lected a mishandled inbound pass under the basket on the ensuing play and converted a layin for the winning bucket with eight tick s remaining. University (6-13, 2-3 in league) fdiled to get a shot off with its last possession and the Eagles (6-14, 2- 1) celebrated thetr ascension into a PAOFIC COAST LEAGUE • ESTANOA 36, UNIVERSITY 35 Score by Quart.en University 7 10 5 13 -35 Estancia 4 10 9 13 -36 University -Suiaunoa 16. Wuillemin 5, Bai 6, Schroeder 4, Rocha 4. 3-pt. goals -Su1aunoa 3, Willemin 1 Fouled out • None. Estancia -Macia~ 7, Deming 10, Cassity 4, Diaz 6, Steinfeld 9, Varma 0. 3-pt _goals -Macias 1, Steinfeld 1. Fouled out -Diaz. El Toro tops Sea Kings, 63-32 IRVlNE -Corona del Mar Hlgh's girls basketball team fell, 63-32, to the Sea View League's top team, EJ Toro, Thursday evening. Despite hanging with the hosting C hargers in the first quarter, which ended at 16-10, the Sea Kings (4-14, 0-5 m league) were abl e to m uster Just nine points in the next two p en - ods as El Toro pulled away. GiuJana M endiola was held to just 15 points. SEA VIEW L£AGUE El TC>ftO 63, CoRONA DEL MAA 32 Score by .Quarters Corona del Mar 10 4 5 13 • 32 El Toro 16 20 9 18 • 63 CdM -Quon 2. Dickson 5, Dunlap 15, Graham 3, Vogele 7. 3-pt. goals · Dunlap 2, Vogele 1. Fouled out • Dickson. El Toro · Glu. Mendiola 15, Carey 8, Frodsham 2, Gio. Mendiola 8, Rikamaru 6, Hansen 2, Dicus 1. Cherney 10,. Guy 1 1. 3-pt. goals • None. Fouled out -None. Thursday Jan. 29 9.1me (7: 10) Newport HMtJor at El Toro Woodbridge at Corona def Mllr Irvine at Santa Margarita STANDIN."""G,,...,S=--__. Pacific Coast League W L Thursday·s Hores EsUndli J6. Univenlty 35 CGllta ""--n. Laguna Beach 20 Aliso Niguel 40, Laguna Hills 37 Thursdety, Jan 29 games (7) Laguna Hiiis at Est.ndll Cost.a M9sll at Aliso Niguel Univenlty at Laguna Beach N E W P 0 R T BASBBALL BEACH San Francisco Giants J .T . Snow will be the headline speaker for the Newport Sports Collection's Ath- lete Outreach program Saturday, at 10 a.m. as youngsters from the 0Hngewood Children's H ome visit the sports museum. Snow will discuss athletic vaJ- ues, dangers of drugs and gangs and the importance of never giv- ing up prior to a tour of the 10- room facility. Visitors are welcom e and ad.mission is free. The museum is located at 620 Newport Center Dr .• Suite 125. JV softball coach JV softball coach! 'c 0 R 0 NA HELP WANTED DEL MAR - Corona del Mar High's softball program is in need of a junior var- sity softball coach. Interested par- ties should contact head coach Robert Wiebort at 760-3315. • Additionally, Newport Har- bor High's softball program is ~-'!. need of the same item, a junio.-• varsity softball coach. Interested parties should contact Athletic Director Eric 1\veit at 760-3327. SCC's Lee resigns post C 0 S T A VOLLEYBALL MESA -John Lee. who has led the Southern Calliomia College women's vol- leyball team the past two seasons, resigned Thursday to concentrate on his education. Lee led the Yangyards to a 12·· 15 record last season as they just missed the Far West Regionals. tn his two years at sec he was 26-30. His departure leaves a vacan- cy and the sec athletic depart- ment will begin accepting appli· cations now with screening • beginning Feb. 2. Questions? Call Director of Athletics Bob Wilson • at 556-3610 ext. 279. 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Ponerson, Owner/ "· ~ bo ·•lcresled in are n person lnleroste In COSTA MESA ORDINANCE business yet? No Mesa, CA 92626 Nam• Stat•ment CEO v. 1 or {·~IJle. 01 bolh. the estate you may life A PROPOSED ORDI· CITY OF BEVERAGE LICENSE David Kramp BIG ISLAND BACKHOE The following persons are This stalomont was tlted ' 1 <'THER L SPARE oko with tho courT a formal Ae· NANCE is scheduled for COSTA MESA Dal• of Fifing J. Roy (CA). 1864 Swan Clrcta. doing business es: with 1he Counly Clerk of Hf R SPARE aka ES· quosl for Spocral Notice ol adopllon al the regular City A PROPOSED OROI· Appllcatlon: This st1lement was lrlod Costa Mesa CA 92626 BILLY RAY, LLC, 961 Calle Orange Counly on 12·30·97 ' 0 fl 1 ~~~E~ SPARE b tho f1lrng ol an invenlory Council meeting of Febru· NANCE Is scheduled for JAN 20, 1990 wilh the Couniy Clerk of ThlS buil~en ta con· Negocio, $an Clemenle, 1997374 3479 3500 Pacific View ~ ,'.J PE JE~ll s"t~EC~~~ and 11ppro1sal of estate as· ary 2. 1998, being Ordl· adoption at the regular City To Whom It May Con· Orange County on Ol·t3-90 dueled by:Umited Llab1llty CA 92673·6202 Dally Piiot Jan. 2 , II, 16 , NewPort Beach by sers or of nny petition 01 nance 98·2. adopting Re-Council moeung ol Fqbru-cerri· 19986745406 co Wiltlam Ray Valentine, F 844·2700 lh<J Suponor Courr 01 account as provided in zone Petition R-97-07, ory 2 1990 berng Ordl· The Namo(s) of the Ap· Have you sranod doing LLC, 961 Celle Negoc10, 23· 1998 710 --------· ' "'i•nia, Courol'( OI OR· 51'Cl1on 1250 or tho Calllor· changing the zoning at nanco 98-3. amending plicant(s) is/are: MAR-Dally Piiot Jon. 16· 23· 3o. business yet? Vos. Nov 18, San Clemente. CA 92673· PUBLlr .. OTICE IGE PE r ON n10 Probate Code A Re· 1239 ll1ctorla Street ftom Chapter VI ot Title 2 ol the RIOTI HOTEL SERVICES, 1998, Feb 6, 1998 F761 l997' 6202 H Tl 1 requosis quesl 101 Specuil Norlce MG (Ge~eraf Industrial) to Costa Meso Personnel Sys-INC. PUBLIC NOTICE Sharon Long This business Is con· Flolltlou1 BuslnHs '' 1 JEAtJ S LIECHTY be lotrn 11 avaofablo lrom the AP (Administrative nnd Pro· 1em The applicants listed SIG ISLAND BACKHOE dueled by. Limlltd Llabifity Name Stat•ment Mortuary* Chapel p~o~~~~~cas1gcr~~~·1~~~~, cou11 c101k losslonal). THE MOTION to give Ot· above a10 applying to the Flclltlous Business Sharon Long/Officer ' Co. The rouowtng persons are Cremation ',,.. eesiaiC' 01 lh•) d••( f''de~t Attorn•y for P•lf· THE MOTION to give Oi· d1nance 98-3 f11st r.adlng D•partment of Atcohotlc Nam• Statem•nl This ttaiemont was liled Ha'!"e you started doing doing buslMSS H '. THE PETITICt .. tt•quasis !loner: dinance 98·2 lirst reading corrlod by tho following roll Beverage Control lo self al· The fotlowtng persons 111 w11h tho Collnty Ctork ol business yot? No ANYl'IME SNACKS, 1513 110 Broadway ine dec1>der Is \'1111 and DOUOLAS C. LIECHTY, carried by the following roll call vole cohol1c beverages at: 500 doing business as Orange C~nty on 01·13·98 W111t1m Ray Valentine, w. Allon, Santo Ana, CA Costa Mesa od,c•I~ 11 art I"' "urrutll'd ESQ. ATTORNEY AT call vote. • COUNCIL MEMBERS: QA,.Y VIEW CIR.. NEWPORT ETERNAL MINO INTEANA 19988745374 LLC, Geoff Spencer, Man-112704 M2·1180 P !J.JI" Tl1!' :. If .ind LAW, 383 SAN MIGUEL CO~NCIL MEMBERS. AYES: Buffa, Monahan, BEACH, CA 92660 TlONAL, 424 B•rna•d 0111y P1tot Jen 18, 23. 30, aflh~~ statement was Med LTT Enltrprises. Inc• (NV),11111 _______ _, ,, coo c s ;ire ;.iv,1 '.1tM DR STE 130 NEW· AVES. Buffa, Monahan, Erickson, Cowan Som-For the following type of Street, Costa M111, CA 1998 F b 6 1998 F753 C C .. f 1513 w Alton, Sant:\ An3, _____ ,;,.___....__ 1 •• c•am, at n ,, 'ho 1 e '' ' ' Erlckeon, Cowan, Som· ., NOES• N 1 AB License: 41 ON·SALE GEN-92527 · e · • w11h lhe ounty ,., .. o CA 92704 • C.l 0\ tr-cc •l p 0 RT 8 E A c H . c A •rt. NOES: Non•. AB· s:NT· Non~ one. -ERAL EATING PLACE Scott A. Nestel, 424 Btr· PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 1·6·98 Thll bu sinus II con. On the move? HE f (TIT Otl 'l'Q1.iesls 92880•7&o5 SENT· None • • Published Newport nard SllHI Costa Mesa 19988744018 ducted by:• COrpoflhOn ~ 'hO•'~ to admns:er lho Published Newpoi1 THE.FULL TEXT of the THE FULL TEXT of Jh• Beach·Cosia Mesa Oaity CA92627 · Flotltlous8u1lne11 Daily Pno1 Jan II. 18, 23, Have you ataned doing sra1e 1;nd1 r l"e 1ndepen Beach·Costa Meu Daily ordinance may be read lri Piiot January 23, 1998. Cynthia o Jones 424 Ber· Name Statement 30 1996 F729 · ordinance may be read In lhe c ly Cle k's 011 c• 77 Fno s c • M .;.....:.•....;. _______ , ient Adr•M•Sl•J1ton ol Es· Pilot January 16, 22, 23, the Cit Cl41fk'$ Offi • 77 1 r 1 • . nvd treet, Osta esa, Tl'I• following p•rsons are PUBLIC NOTICE '·•'es Acr (Th s authoroly 1998 Y ic: • Fair 01111e. Costa Mesa. PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92627 doing butir'IHt ea· •.• I a low t11e pe1sona1 r•p FTh7•2 Fair Drive. Coste Mesa. MARY T. ELLIOTT, Thl1 buslnHa II con. A Pm1ot• O•slgn StudlO, flotltloua Buslneaa re,eniative to take many MARV T . ELLIOTT, Deputy City Clerk Flotltlou1 Bu1lne11 duCtOd by: husband and 3101 West Coasl Hwy.. Name St•tement act•ons w11hovt court ap. PUBLIC NOTICE D•puty City Clu k Published N•wport Name Statement wile Newpon Beach. CA 92683 The lollowln 8110 "a art prova1 8'1fore taking cer· OTICI! Published Newporl Beach-Costa MHa Dally The tollowlng p.rsons are H•v• ydU started doing Shannon Linford, 281185 doing buslnet~ ~.. r::===============:i 1.a 1 n very 1mpor1an1 ac11ons H B.ach-Costa Mesa Daily Pll J 23 1998 doing buslnesa as: buelneu yet? No Golden Lanltm 18111, 1..1• ) CAMPANA · i.owevor. lhe p111ona1 1ep. INVITING BIDS Pilot January 23. 1998 ot anuary • F7.. CORPORATE SUPPL y Cynthia 0. Jones guna Niguel, CA 92877 ~ Will.ARO REESE & AS· "Af~ d bl •esenlill•ve will be requ1red Tlie County Sanltlllon F7G8 v9 CENTER 10854 Pebble Thie statement wat lfled Phlllp Llrilord, 281185 S~ TES JIOr a e 10 9rvo no11ce to rnterested 011lrlc:11 of Orange County, • PUBLIC NOTICE Cour1. Fountairi Valley. CA with th• Covnty Cltrk of Gold•n Llnlttn 18111, La· c) R':ese' SALES l MAA· poisons unleu lhey have California. will receive bids PUBLIC NOTICE 92708 Orano• County on 01-13·98 guna Niguel, CA 112677 KETINO 376 Vt 1 B 1 Alt ti " """vod notice or consented until Tuoaday. Ftbruary 10, SUMMARY Oreg Cancino, 10854 P•b· 10088748405 l'hla bu1lne11 11 COil· Newport BHCh J: 926~' erna ve 10 the o•oposed acllon) 1998, 11 11;00 • m. B1d1 NOTICE Off AOOPTID ble court, Fountain Valley, Dally Piiot Jlln. 16, 23, 30, dueled by: huaband and Willard C R••s• 370 v 1111 The 1nctcpendon1 admlm•· mull be rKtlved •t the INVITING BIDS ORDINANCE CA 112708 11195 fib 8 1998 F750 wife 8 N . rt e h CA DI Cask ~ 11,1tron aulhor11y w1tl be Ol1trlcta· Purchasing Olflce The County Sanltlllon Jaaon Marquette, 1 08~ ' . ' Have you alerted doing Jl:O owpo eac ' scount et· 9r11nled unless an Inter· by lh• date hereTriabOva Ol1lrlct1 of Otano• County. co~'iI o:,A Pebble Court. Foun111ln Val-PUBLIC NOTICE bu1ln1sa ytt? Vet, 11•91 Thi• butlri••• la con· ' n1ed person r.ies an ob· HI IOllh, t i which tlmt Callfornlo wlll rt~•IV• bide M 11y, CA 92708 Shannon Linford d 1 d by·an I "!di Id 11 c • & 1ection to Ille pellllon end lhey wlll be opened and unlll Tueidty, Februaty 10, OROINANC! 98·1 II Thia buetnasa 11 con· FlctltlOu• lu1tne11 Thie llalemtnt Wll Med H':v: you aratt~ u doing .. remation ,how oood couso why tho •••mlnoel 11 lhe off!&• of 199a, at l t:oo a.m. Sidi 1che<1ul1d to be In futl ductoc:I by;a general pan· Nam• lt•t•meot with the County Cltrk or butl~u yet? No court should no1 orant lhe th• Ol1trfct1, 108441 lltls mvtl be received at the lorct and elfecl 30 days nershlp TM following l*tont are Or1ng1 County on 12·2g·D7 Wlllatd C Rffse 11uthor11y Avenue1 FountaJn Valley, Olattlcta' PUtchHlng omce from 111 •<lopllon on Jtnu-Have vw atarted doing doing busme1111· '9173743331 Thta taitmet'lt w 11 filed Burial Service A MCAAINQ on lh• P•fl· Catllorn •• f()f 1he lottowlng: by 1he clll• h•reinabOv• :z I~ ~-· ·r~~!! buslnesa Y•I? No ES!&NCE ENTERTAIN· Dally Pllo1 Jan. D, 18, 23, w1lh I~. County C1trk ol tton wtll b• held on FEBRU FURNllH ANO Ht forth, •• Which time 'otrp all "', the 0 ~"'• Ottg CanclnO/Ja•on Ma,. MEHT TAI.ENT AO.ENCY. 30, 1oga ff724 Or • County on 01-13-08 41W t9. 191i18, al 1 45pm In D!LIVllR ONS co they w111 be o~~ and r c VOie. quel{t 355 Brlttot St lu11e M, lllg. Why should you SU b1·ect Dept. 103 1oc11ted II 341 200 kW 110 KVA eumi~ 11 the office 01 COUNCIL M•MllRl1 Thia •laltmetll WH filed Coaca Meta, CA 92RO PUILIC NOTICE ,HI 74131• Th• cuy OrlV• "South, or-PORTA.LI 01111&. lh• Dl•trk:ts, '*' ems AV'll1 •uffa, MMahan, w1111 trie County Clettt of Tony La Blanca. aas2 oaity P1101 Jan. Ht. 23. 3o. yourself & your family to ano•. CA 92864. O•NSMTOA tlrT A111nue, ,ountaln V1Uey, lrlohon, Cowan, lo,,.. Ofange County on 01·13·N MHltre Dr. Huntington '1ot1Hou1 l11atne11 1991. F'eb. e, 1991 F751 ,,. YOU 08JECJ IQ. th• I PI C,,ICATION Cat1fom11, tot \he ro11ow1ng: ., •• NOii• Non.. Alt-1Hll74S401 a .. ctl, CA t2&48 N•rM ...... ,., ... t CIHl lfled 11..... paying inflated prices lof: oran'mg or lhe pe11t1on. you 0 PURNllH AHO llNTt Non• Dalty p IOI Jan 19 23 30 M~91 I.• Stelferi1, 4581 The lonowlng petlOOI .,. CONV•Ntl:NT ~0"':n:pi::r:' ~r h~~: s .. :c1°bi::~: be aub-DILJVI" ONE"' Ora.,..,,c. H·1 •m~d• 1198, ,;b, •. 1ita. ;7M ~=,CA ~12• Long ~~~~.,:u· .. F11r whether ~ou'r• DY)'· caskets & services?2?? jec.110nt or Me wrltt•n Obo milted on U\e IOfm •up-171KW,2tt kVA StclJon 2"450 ot Ui• Cotta Thi• bu1lnt11 1 con· Dr111•. coe11 Me11, CA Ing, ••lllng, or Jull r..ali'...llfret l_....1.U'iW--IKll nt w1lh th• 'ou,1 be-plied by tl'll Dlllricta'ln tc• PORTMLS DllllL Mu Munldptl COd• to RENT CtliCtM by a 0 .... .,., part• 12828 IOoklno. c1a11illed 1u um • ~I Of• Ina NM~ YOlll IP-c:ordence With ,,. PfOvl· OINUlATOR ll'T Mtlot111 ""'"'" , .. , Buy It. S•P 11 ,.Ind ti. Ml"41riy Lulr• Jt~ot)SOf', ll'rl'lll you nffdl Sen'-Ol.,e I SllT-9-ll C"lllW poaranco mat be lrt petton IPICl,.CATION .._,,,..,... cl•e-ffi·d Cl•oatfled 18U 10,.11 St,. Co1ta Mt11. CLAallPl•D l!::::~ ... ============:tt· HO. t7t~• UI V"Vll -ll!!C • CA HIM Ml·H78 , > lt ~) ... } , RENT through classified Sell your extra - household ~ items , in Classified "' • ,. , , . •. .. _N_e __ po_" __ Be_ac __ hJCos ___ ~_M __ e,_a_Da __ ur_P_i_J~--------------------------------------------------:..-------------------------------------------------FR_l_DA_~~·-J_A_N~U_A_R_Y_2_3~,_l99 __ 8 ____ __::Q).:;. ~ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICes Plctltloua Bu1lneH 1119re: KONG eAP NID JOY 92883 Un CA 92780 STEIN quHt for Specuel Nottct: bu'11ness yet? No PUBL Laguna Niguel, CA 92877 1S 1972 IN SOOK HM27 Name Statement !N', 1111 MlfW Awwlue, Thie bu1lnt1s Is con· This bu1lne11 Is con· A PETITION has form is av91labl1 from Linda o. Carlson IC NOTICE Thia business 11 con· PAGE 480. Of OFFICIAL The lollowlng persons are L.GllQ lelloh, CA IOl15 dueled by: an Individual ducted by: an lnd1vldual been filed by CECELIA the coun clerk. This statement was hied Flctltloua Bualn•H ducted by• an 1nd1Y1dual RECORDS ANO AMEND· doing business as: "'rM ...-Mlrlg tOld Havt you slarttd dOlng Hive you started do•ng s STEIN · th s Attorney fw .,_~,. w11h me County Clerk of Hive you 1Ji.rted dO•ng MENTS THERETO. NE~O RECYCLED R(). .. ~ deloflbid •: bu•ln•H yet? VIS, 1n8 buSlneu yet? Yes, • In • uptrtor Oranne Counly on 01 13 98 Name Statement bus nen yel7 No WILL 8E SOLO AT PUS. MA ES BOOK STORE, ltooi In Ti.-, ,umltute, Kern Fffguson Jan I, 98 Court of Cahforrue, Robett W . um.. &q "" . . The lollow•"9 persons are Shelry Fitzpatrick • LIC AUCTION. on the 11tps 145/ 7 Bro1dway, Costa :::. Equipment, and This si.ttment was hltd Andrew E Savage County of Orange. ~...!!:.....~A t 9988745404 do.ng business as. Th·s statement .,,.11 liltd ol the ORANGE COUNTY Mtsa.CA92627 ohcertliln with the County Cle1k oJ Thia 1la1tment was ltlod THE PETITION re· --Dary Plot Jan Hs.23•3o. EDMUND CONSTRUC· ..,1th the County Clerk olSVPERtQRCOURTHOUSE Shttl4 Toni Brunei, 11 Str· ~ knoww1 • Orange County on 1-6·98 with the Countt Clerk ol quest• that CECELIA S. ~~~Court 1998 Fob 6, 19~11 f752 JION 24821 V• Del Rio, Orange County on 1.s.98 located 11 700 w t:MC tna C'OUtt, Newpon Stach, NUT··~ SU8 & ~ 1H88ry978 Orange Counly on 01·16-98 STEIN be appointed 81 -~ Lake Forost, CA 92630 19988744014 CENTER DRIVE. SANTA CA a:l663 S Oalll( Pllot Jan. 9, , 23, 19988745941 perional repreHnteuve Newoon2 ••dt CA PUBLIC NOTICE Dar1tn Edmund Turmel, D 11 Pl J 9 16 23 ANA. CA. on MONDAY. ThlS business Is con. end a1e located el: 845 30 1998 F730 Otllv Pilot Jan. 2l. 30• to adm1n11ter the utate 92Mo 201 1,'2 29th St., Newport 1 Y 1 ot an. · • · FE15RUARY 2. t998 AT ducltd by:an ln~u11 W. 19'h Str .... M , Co&I• ' 1998 Feb. 6• 13, 1998 1764 of the decedent. 01116. 01/20, 01/23 Fictitious Business Beach CA 92663 30. 1998 F727 1o oo am 10 the highnt Have you 111111d doing Mau,CAt2827 PUBLIC NOTICE THE PETITION re· Name Statement This businus is con· PUBLIC NOTICE b1ddt1 tor c.ash, c11shte1 s business yet? Yt1, Jan. The bulk .... la In-PUBLIC NOTICE quests the decedent's PUBLIC NOTICE Tho following persons are dueled by· an tnd1v1dual checlt drawn on a stale or 2nd 1998 l«lded to be con.wnmated l.tcrow No. 14al/DA WILL and cod1c1l1, 1f' ---------d04"9 business as Have you stal'led d04ng n.I onal bank theck drtwn Sn.I~ Toni Brunei liC the omc. ol ~RY NOTICI! TO CREDITOflS Flctltloue BuslneH any, be admitted to Flctltlou1 Bu1lnees AM·PM Rent a Car 4500 bus1neis yet" No Fictitious BustnelS on a state 01 federal 11v· This slattmenl w11 hltd ESCROW COMPl4HY, 1717 Of" llULK SALE Name Statement probate. The WILL end Name Statement Campus Or. •332, New· Damn Edmund Turmel Name Statement 1ngs and loan auoc1a1ton, with the County Clerk of Cenl8f Ave., Suite 440~ (UCC Sec. 1108) The IOllowing persons are any codicils are evttl· Tho following persons are pol'l Beach, CA 92660 This stalement was hied The follo..,,ng persons are """SS assoctatlon, or sav· 01ange County on 01·13·98 Huntington e..cn, CA 92841 NOTICE IJ HEREBY doing business as: able for exammetion 1n do;ng business as· Majid Janaroighl, 50S 1 "'•lh the County Clerk ol doing l>usiness as 1ngs bank SP«lf•ed 1n F1· 19988745399 ~nd the llnliclpe11d Ute dale GIVEN lhat a bulk sale 1a VOF BOARDING' COM· tl\e file kept by the Law Olhcos of E11k B Wavor1der Cir. Apt A, Hun· Orango Counly on 12·30-97 ~laGd Rn~~m~, 33l3MBris· n1nc1al Code uc11on 5102 Otlly .Pilot Jan 18 n 30 IS F~. tO, 1"8 . !lbout to be !Nlde. PANY, 134 W. Ave San An· court. Michelsen, 1301 oove tmgton Beach, CA ~2649 19973743481 1 "'l • osta 8911 and authottzed to do butf· 1998, Feb. 6. 1998' F757 to c.l:c!'~k ~:m w,..~ w.The ...... ~ ... me(tn))a~ buei-1...._ t9o.,n617o2. San Clemente, CA THE PETITION re· Street If 1050, Newporl This business 1s con· Dairy Pilot Jan 2. 9, t6, ~~ic2~2!ccess Inc (CA) non m Ca11rom1a The sale ...,.., .. ,,.._ .....,, ( .., ,,. ~ Beach. CA 92660 ducted by on 1nd1v1dual 23. 1998 FTl l 3333 B 1 1 S 2825 ,,,111 be made without cov· PUBLIC NOTICE merclal Code Section Mii«(•) lllafe· COMPRE Carson Loren Gner 134 que1t1 euthomv to Erik B. Mrchelsen. 54 Vista Have you slal'led doing 115 0 1., " 1nan1 or warranty regard· 8108.2. HENSIVE . PRINTING W Ave San Antonio'. Ban edmin11ter the ettett def Mar, Oena Point, CA business yet? No PUBLIC NOTICE ~~Sia ~Ha. CA 9.626 1ng 1111e. possession or en-FiloUtloue Bu1lnesa _ (If the Nie 11 tubject to SERVICE, INC. •. Califomla Clemanle, CA 92672 under the Independent 92629 Ma11d Janaragh1 5 usiness is coo-cumt>rances 10 ut•sly tne ffflm• Statement """ Sec. 81.0IS 2. the followlng CorpoqllOl't, 17922 Sllyperlt Th11 business Is con· Adm1nistra11on ol Es· Thi$ busineu is con-This s1a1cmen1 was Med Flc tltloua,Bustness dueled bt 1 corpo~at•(;o 001tga11on s&eured by the rtte lollowing persons are ~~ lmiU be pro-Circle, !'C, lnline, CA 92614 dueled by:an individual tates Ac t. (This authon· ducted by on 1nd1v1dual with the County Clerk of Neme Statement Hail you ?S!arte doing deed ol trusl executed by doing business as: · Doing ~ ... Have you staned doing tV will allow the person· Have you started doing Orange Countt on 01·13·98 The lollow1ng persons are b1jS·n~ssAyot Noj Th BARRY JON GRUMMAN Vanca Network Services, name ~ 9ddresa PRESTO PRINTING business yet? No el 1epresentauve to take buS1ness yel? No 199BIS745407 doing bus1ne1S as: ea~ M ccesi· n~ • 0· AND JANICE GRUMMAN. 3101 W. Coast Hwy. ol the pet'IOl't wittt whom All Olhef buelneu Carson Grier many act1on1 without f rik Michelson Dail Pilot Jan 16 23 30 Too So'itle Tles, 31 Fortune mas OO{e· res• enl Trusties. and their succes· I 1!0A Newport Beach CA claim. may be filed It DIS· name(•) •nd lddreu(n) This sta1emont was ftlad obtaining court approv· This statement was hied Y · ' · • Or. lrvino Spectrum, Irvine, This siatement v.as ritcid sors under Oecl1ra11on of 92~' ' COVERY ESCROW CQM. UMd bY the Miier(•) -Mlhln with the County Clerk ol al. Before taking certain with the County Clerk of 1998• Feb 6· 1998 F754 CA. 92618 W•lh the County Clerk 01 Trust for the Grumman Laura M. Vance, 3101 w. P/4HY, 7n 7 Center Avt., the PHI lhree i,. n Orange County on 01·12·98 very impor'tant actions, Orange Counly on 1·6·98 Jeffrey Hunter Mendler, Orange Courily on 1·6·98 Family dated September Coast Hwy • .t1 SOA, New· Suite 440, Huntington ltated by the Miier • • ls/are: 19988745278 however, the personal t 99B6743981 PUBLIC NOTICE 3955 Park Blvd • San 199B6743980 19 1986 as t1usto•s. 10 port Beach CA 92683 Beech, CA 92847 and the SIR SPEEDY, 1 2 Sky-II b Daily Pilot Jan. 'g l6 23 Diego, CA 92103 Oa11y P110~ Jan 9 t6 23 SSS Trust Deed Notworlr Thfs business Is con· last day for filing clalma by pe111 Circle, '140, Irvine, CA Diiiy Piiot Jan. 16• 23• 30• repr .. sentative wi e " i=ns Fictitious Business This bus ness 1s con 30 1998 F736 as trustee tor the 1>ene1 • dueled by: an lndlVldual any creditor lhalT be Feb. 9, 112814 1998. Feb. 6, l998 F749 required to give nouce 30• 1998 Name Statement ducted by an tnd1v1dual and secur.17 or Pa111c11 M Hav•• you slarled doing 1998, which Is the ~neu The location in Catdo« PUBLIC NOTICE lo interested persons The tollow1ng pNsons are Have you staned do•ng PUBLIC NOTICE G•ubman. a s•ngle worr.:.n business yet? •· Dec day befole lhe anticipeted nia ot the ctllef enc:u11\1t u n I e s s l he V h • v 11 PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as· bu~1ness ye1? No v.hose address 11 9~36 1997 ~dale apecdled above otllce ol lhe()eller(a) 1s. Fictitious Buitnes1 waived notice o r con· Tranqu1lo Co,,.mun1ca· Jel1rey Hunter Mendler NOTICE OF W11st re Blvd. 11'310. Bev· Laura M. Vance ....-... ed: December 24, 1997 ume Name Statement sented to the propose(! Fictitious Business 11ons. 934 w B:iiooa Blvd. This s1;i1emen1 was filed TRUSTEE'S SALE e•lr Hills CA 90212, as Thi tale 1 11 m d DY EAP Seller The na~e) and buai acuon.I The 1ndepen· Newport Beach. CA 92661 with the County Clerk of YOU ARE JN DEFAULT beneficiary. dated Apnl 18, s s men w i e l<ONG • ., .. .,, JOY EAP -Tho following perso11s are dent adm1n11tret1on ftame Statement M h I o W 0 c 12 10 97 99 d th with the Counly Clerk or """"'• • nan address the buye1(1) doln~ business as· The rollowing persons are 1c ;io t11ger, 93•1 . range ounty on · · u N 0 ER A 0 E. E 0 0 F 1 G and recor ed 1n .. e Orange County on 1·6-98 Buyer(s) islafe: SUNIL S. VYAS ANO CY RESS GA.RD ENS authority will be granted · b 1 Balboa Blvd, Newport 199737'41990 TRUST DATED APRIL 17 Off1c1al Records of Orange ..._._,..,Be h r~1 ••--8HA S '"'AS unless an 1·nteres1ed doing us noss os: B h CA 9266 ' ' Co C If A I 19988743980 'C'NTse137ac2,..,.-::;':.8.,,.,....Jan '"'OMEV~SH I .JOS.,,HI 2~~ APARTMENTS, 8741 Wat· INTERIOR DESIGN AS· eac · 1 Daily Pilot Jan. 9. t6. 23. t996 UNLESS YOU TAKE unty. aiornia. on prt Dally Pilot Jan. 9, 16, 23, 23 ;""n f!.-. W · y ..... -· Ll-nd son s1 .. Cypiess. CA 90630 persohn tiles en ob1ect1odn SOCIATES. 3301 E 1s1h This business 1s con-JO. 1998 F74 t ACT to•, TO PROTECT 19. 1996 as Instrument 30, 1998 F734 ' ,..' .. "'!:.!.7 ay, ""'"'" a, Stanley Richard Sanger, to t e petition en St. Newport Beach, CA ducted by an iodi1; dual YOUR PROPERTY IT P.IAV numter 19960t95536 Al PUBLIC NOTICE ""'•.<oo . 18439 Coll/Ille.St .. Fountain shows good cau se why 92663 Ha·1e you st~rted doing PUBLIC NOTICE BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC ltie I me ot tne 1nt111I pubh· PUBLIC NOTICE The asset• be!no sold Valley, CA 92708 the court should not Joan-Michelle Phillrps, buslfless yet? Yes, 11 1 97 SALE IF YOU l'<EE.O At~ ca:.on ot tn s nohce. lhe Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 ., •. generally deseribed as This bltStness is con· greor the authouty. 3301 E. 15th Street. Ne.v· M1thaol 01: ger Fictitious Business EXPLAr.A rio·~ OF THE total a"'ount ol lhe unpaid Flo1111oue Buslne11 fumifure, flxturee, equip-ducted by·an lndMdual A HEARING on the pon Beach, CA 92663 This-statement was f,1ed Name Statement NATURE OF THE PRO· ba .ince of '"e obt1ga1ton ~me Statement Name Statement menl, machinety, trade-Have ~ started doing petition w ill be held on This business is con· "'1th tho Coumy Clerk ol Tne following persons a10 CEEDtNG AGAINST YOU sec.ired oy lhO above de· The following persons are The following po'.sons are name. GQOdwlll, tenant's business yet? Yes, April February 19. 1998 at ducted by: en individual Orange County on 01·13·98 doing businoss as: YOU SHOULD CONTACT A sc11bod deed of trust and dolng•auslness as: dttJ'c~~~~;~~ 111LABELS lmPfovement1, COYenllnl not 1978 l ;45 P.M. in Dept. 703 Have you started doing 19986745403 YOUNGS U.S.A COM· LAWYER estimated costs, e•penses a) N11~ed Skies Digital Pro· .• !«> compe4e, merchandise Stanley R. Sanger located at 341 The City ous1ness yot? No Daily Pilot Jan 16 23 30 PANY, 3801 Parkv1ew Lano NOTICE IS HEREBY and advances is duct19_ns. b) D.S.A Sates 7679 Sogowood. Hunting-uwentory This statement was llled Drive South. P.O. Bo• Michelle Ph1lhps t998 Feb 6 1998 • F75S "29A, Irvine, CA 92612 G•VEtl that the re31 prop· 5802.480 64 and.Merkettng, 321 E. Or· ton Beach, CA. 92648 and are located at: with the County Clerk or 14171 Orange CA Th•s statement was liled • . Kim Hyoncheol, 380 t eny s11uated in Oranr.e 11 ts possible tnal at Iha angewood Ave. #C·S, Ana· David W. Dolak, 7679 17922 Skyparlt Circle. #C, Orenga County on 01.13.99 92613· 1571 . "'"h the County Clerk or PUBLIC NOTICE Poirkv1ew Lane "'29A, Ir· Cour.'f Coi ilorrna 5 Deir. lime or sa:e the opening hetm CA 92802 Sagewood. Huntington lnnne,CA~261• 988 382 Oiange Counly on l·G·98 vine, CA 92612 wvod ' Lane Newport 1>1d may be less than tho David Scotl Anderson 321 Beach, CA. 92648 The bullr sale 1s in· t9 745 IF YOU OBJECT TO 199B6744o11 Fictitious Business This business 1s con· Beach and aesc"bed 35 total 1ndebtedress di.le. E. Orangewood Ave. iC·5, This business Is con-tended to be consummated Dally Pilot Jan. 16, 23. 30. the gianung ot the Daily Pilot Jan 9 1.6. 23. ducted by an 1nd1v1duat SEE LEGt.L DESCRtPitON Tne \mders1gned trustee Anl.N!im CA 92802 ducied by: an 1nd1v1dual al the olrlee ol ALDEN LY· 1998, Feb. 6, 1998 F756 petition, you should 30 1998 F?26 Th N1~e Statement Have you started dQ1ng ATTACHED HERETO AS was appointed as trustee ThiS' business Is con· Have you st1r1ed doing ~ ESCROW CORP. PUBLIC NOTICE appeer at the heat1ng . e 01 owing persons are business yet? No EXHIBIT A" EXHIB T A under the deod ol trust re- ducted by· in lndl\lldual business yet? No 11326 South Slreet, Cemtoa, and state your obiec· doing business as Kim Hyoncheol The l:Hid relerred to in lerred 10 above Directions Hal(e. yo~ started doing David W. Dolak CA 90703 and the antic:i-Flotltloui Bualn••• lions or ltle wntten PUBLIC NOTICE Purplerock Puo1tsh1ng, This statement was ltled lhis report •S 5 tuated •n tho ma; be 001a1ned 10 ttie business yet? No T.hls s1a1emen1 was filed pated ule dale 11 Feb. 10, N St 1 t obiecttons with the 25682 Pac1l1c Crest Dr. with the County Clerk ol COUNTY OF ORANGE p1:ice of sale 11 a written re· o Ids And with tho County Clerk or 1998 ame a amen Fictitious Business Mission V1e10. CA 92G92 Orange County on 1·8·98 STATE OF CALIFORNIA. que->1 1s subm11ted 10 the T~v . erson I I d Orange County on 1-&-98 The bulk sale is subject The following persons are coµrt before the hea1· Re lo A A oa,is, 25682 199B6745035 and Is described as 101'. Trus•ee 'h•lh1n 10 days o! w11~s l~~·c~~~:y w~l~rk1 ~f t 9988744009 lo Calrfomia Uniform Com-dpolnglbousLainebssl ast:77 RI • ing. Your appearance Name Slatament Pac1f.c Cres1 01. M1ss1on Daly Pilot Jan 9 16 2'.l I the 1 •!t publ•cahon dale. 0 C 6-98 D I P I J 9 16 23 mere.al Code Section rem r es, ver may be in pe1son or bv The following persons are v.e,o, CA 92692 30 '1998 . • F7~0 oPAsRCEl I ~Jot ce ot default and elec· iange ounty on l· ai Y 1 01 an. • • • 6106 2 side Ave . Suite L, Newpon your an ocney. doing busmoss as This t.>us•ne" is coo· • 11on 1o sell the de~c11bea _ 19988744018 30. 1998 · F72S (1f lhe 5111e 11 aubjec1 to Buch, CA 92663 IF YOU ARE A NEWPORT DOORS MID ducted by·an 1nd.,1dual PUBLIC NOTICE 7~~: ~~ O/HETR~C~ t~F rea' propert/ unaer the Daily Pilot Jan 9, 16, 23. PUBLIC NOTICE Sec 6106 2. the todowing Nickl Weld, 177 Riverside CREDITOR or a conun WINDOWS G:.>9 Term1na1 Ha.e you stoirtod do1n9 NE\'/ P 0 AT BE AC H deed or uust was recordeo 30. 1998 F728 infonnaliOn mus1 be PfO-Ave., Suite L. Newport gent creditor ol the Way, Unit '1. Cosl3 Mesa, business yet? Yes. 1·1·98 Fictitious Business COUNTY OF ORANGE. as Instrument n mbet Flctltloua BuslneH vlded) Beach, CA 92661 deceased. you must 11111 CA 92627 Re•ko AA O.lv1s Name Statement STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 1997049t05S ot the Oll1c1al PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement The name and addresa This business. is CO'l· your . claim wtth the Joseph Wilham Montgom· Th.s statement was tiled Tho 1011ow1og persons ore AS PER MAP RECORDED Records of the Co1..nty The following persons are ol the pef'IOn with whom ducted by· an mdividuol court and mail a copy to cry, 405 n Vio Rom.:i, An.J· with the County Clerk of doing business as: IN BOOK 306 PAGES 1 Dated: January 7, Escrow No. 20611/MW doing business as: claim• may be filed 11 Al· Havo you started doing the personel repre.senta· heim. CA 92806 Orange County on 01 ·14·98 INSPIR'ED SOLUTIONS. THROUGH g ·INCLUSIVE 199B NOTICETOCREDrr~S VANTAGE REALTY DEN LYMAN ESCROW business yet? Yes. Jan. 9• 11ve appointed by the dThisdbbusinessd ids c:,on· 19986745594 241 Costa Mesa St ll'B OF MISCE.LLANEOUS /s/ KENNETH G BER· ...... • ... "" GROUP 8 6 N c C,....P 1132• s~"h St_. l998 f ucie y· an 1" •VI \J:I '.l Costa l 'os~ CA 92627 s F • ....... BUU<-..; • 5 . ommtrce ""' . ., UVI r...... court within OU r Have you st3rted doing Daily Pilot J;)n 16 2 . 30. " ~. MAP . IN THE OFFICE 0 NARD TRUSTEE (~IC. pursuant to UCC SI., 01enge, CA 92868 Cemt05, CA 90703 and lhe NTh1~skl Wstea:dement as fled months from the date business yet'>No t998. Feb 6, 1996 F762 Beverly VaSn H8ur C 2~ 1 THE COUm'f RECORDER 399: ·~acA,.1 r e ,d Sec. 110I) Candace Kataya. ma, 856 last day lot filing claims by w 1 f f 1 • Costa Mesa t " . osta OF SAID COUNTY · • NOTICE IS HEREBY N. Commerce SI. Orange, any creclrtor shllU be Feb 9, w11h the County Clerk or o trst issuance o Joseph \I Montgomery PUBLIC NOT C l.'esa CA 92627 EXCEPT THEREFROM Su ie 35.., tle.·.port Buen, GIVEN lhet a bulk ..._ " CA 92667 1998, wnioh is the business Orange County on 01·13·98 letters as provided ir Th•S stoitcment was I od I E Thi!. business is con· ALL OIL GAS 11 NERALS CA 92660 Te•e~hOne 17'41 about to be made. This business ts con· day befot• the anticipated 19988745400 secuon 9100 of the 0•th thee County g\e~~ ~~ Fictitious Business ducted by an 1nd1111dua1 AND OTHER HY'o'ROCAR· 263-1511 The Mme(s) and bys!-ducted by: an lnd1v1dual . sale date •~led above. D11ly Pilot Jan. 16, 23, 30. ·Cahfornia Probate Code range ~':~B~n7451 53 Name Statement Have you s1arted doing BON SUBSTANCES LYING Pub 11 s" e o './ e .... po• 1 neea addreu of the set19f(1) Have you started doing Dated: Januety 12, 1998 1998, Feb 6, 1998 F760 The time foi ftltng The lollov.ing persons are business yot? No BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 Beacn-Cos1a 1.11.'sa Dairy islafe: DY EAP, a.5 W. 19th business yet?No SUNIL S. VYAS. BHAVANA claims will not e>1p11~ Daily Pilot Jan 23. 3~. domg business as: Be\lerly Hur FEET FROM THE SUR· p,101 Januoir\ ,0 1 ~ 24, Street, M , Ccata Mesa, CA Candace Katayama S. VYAS. VYOMESH I, PUBLIC NOTICE before four months 1998 Feb 6. 13. t998 r7ti5 FAR WEST TECHNICAi. Thts slatemenl was filed FACE OF SAID PROP· 1998 92~7 This statement was filed JOSHl,B~r(s) from the hearing date LABS, 2230 Aralia St Nvw· w11h the County Clerk or ERTY BUT WITH NO Doing 1>1nlNsa n : with the County Clerk ol Newport Beach-Costa Meu CNS 16611780 noticed above. port Beach CA 92c.60_4132 Orange County on 1 ·6·98 R 1 G HT o F s u RF ACE "'FAMOUS sue & [)()..Orange County on 01--05-98 CN45e12714695IOAJan NOTICE OF YOU MAY EXAM PUBLIC NOTICE Forrest A Rhoads. 2230 19986744019 o.mv AS PAOV1DE.D ,., NUTS" 19980743928 23, 1998 INE the file kept by ttie A1a11a St, Newport Beach, Da 1y P1lol Jan 9 16. 23 DEEDS OF RECORD Can·1 :.eem 10 get to all those repair jobs around the house? All olhef bus1nesa Dally Pilot Jan 23, 30, PUBLIC NOTICE AP£TOMfTIONINISTTERO couit. If you are 8 per· Fictitious Business CA 92660.<1 132 30 1998 F7J2 PARCEL::! c name(•} end add181S(ee) 1998 Feb. 6, 13, 1998 f766 son interested in the Name Statement This bus1nus I!> con t.O~.·EXCLUS 'E EAS~ UMd by the Mller(s) within ESTATE OF: estate, you may hie The to110 ..... n9 persons oire ducted by an 111d1v1d,1a1 PUBLIC NOTICE 1.1Et.TS FOR t"IGRESS the p.atl 1hr" ~ as PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business ROBERT A. STEIN with the court a formal doing business as Have you started do•ng ANO EGRESS OVER PAI ll8t«I by the Mller(a), are. Name Statement CASE NO. A190552 RequJSI for Special AD1MAX CO~MERCIALS. business yet? Yos. 1988 Flcftllous Buslnen VATE STREETS AS SET None Flctltloua Bu1lneH Tho lollow1ng persons are . f 485 E. 17th Slreet II t03, Forrest A Rhoads Name Statement FORTH IN THAT CERT l\IN The location in Califor· Name Statement doing business as: To all heir•. benefi· ~otice ot1he filing 0 an Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This statement was filed The 10110,,,mg persons are DECLARATION OF cov Let lhe Classified Service Directory help you find reliable help. nla <A the chief executive The lollowlng persons ere a) LEASEWORKS. b) c1arie1. credltor1, con· inventory and eppra15al Linda Dianne Carlson, wtlh tho Counly Clerk ot doing bus1rivss as. E'•M• TS CONDITIONS omc.1of the Miter 19: 8152 doing business as: MOTHERLODE MARKET· tingent creditors, and of estatf! HHll or of 6730 Oleander Court Riv· Oroinge County on ot.13.98 Pct Surfers. 30t61 Pac1f•c MJO RESTRICTIONS R~ ~ CIR:le, 18, Huntington Kern's Sails, 1773 Whittler, ING, 13681 Newport Ave .. p1r1ons who may othe1· any pet1.t1on ~r account erStde, CA 92506 19986 745514 Island Dr "'12s. Laguna CORDED APA L 6 1971 1 , ~.CA 92647 Cosla Mesa, CA 92627 18345, Tustin, CA 92780 wise be interested rn es provided rn Hct1on This business rs con· N·gucl, CA. 92677 BOOll. 9596 PAGE 9C2 OF The ...-{a) and bualo-Kern Ferguson. 422 River· And1ew E Savage, 13681 the will or HUit•. or 1250 of the Cahfo1n1e ducted by· an 1nd1v1dual Daily Pilot Jan 16, 23, 30, Shelly F1tzpa1nck, 30161 OFF1C1A.l. RECORDS ANO ,_eddr ... of lhe buyw(a) side, Newport Beach, CA Newpor1 Ave., 18345. Tus· both, of: ROBERT _A. P1obate Code. A Re· Have you staned doing 1998, Feb 6, 1998 F763 Pac1f1c ISl3nd Dr .. ,111125, RECORDED NOVEMBER AL HOUSING _QPPORTUMTY Allrdl-~11-........... .....,.., ... ,... tlll f ........ 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Fr id•t\ ."l:C><lp111 Tut• ... da' ............ \11111d.1~ .);{)()pm \\1·tlrw-.d<~'. .. .. 1111· ... d,I\ S:OOpm Tl1111-.<la~ ...... \\1 ·cl111· ... d.1~ .):OOprn Fr ul,1~ .............. J 'hur-.d.i\ :1:00pm 'a111rth" ............... ~ rid;n ?l:OOJlm . , GENERAL 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT NEWPORT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii BEACH 1069 BEACH 1 0 6 9 COAST 10 7 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2 16 9 BEACH 2169 WAITING FOR AN ARCHITECT Cleor Mufti/Res. Lot In C .M, Only Sl 19,000 Vlo Jeehlnekl, Bkr ('714l·045·0288 B' aide 3br 2b• & 1 br iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii on R·2 Lot. S239K Offer. 3br la vacant. Owner/Agt. 642·9686 &'aide Gteat Income Property! 3BR 1 BA + 2BR 1 BA Ort Buyl $359,000 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3Br 2Ba Townhome iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EASTBLUFF 4Br 2Ba • Oc•an Ridge 4Br Gar, Ip, patio, pool, tBR tBA Waterfront VIA LIDO BAYFRONT Model Perecl Condo, 2.sea. Galod, 2-fip's, w/d hk·ups. $1200/mo Mobile Home on Lido Speo1acular 2Br 28• New appls, carpel. trg Dream Kil w/Clilels Lease 7t4·838·6548 Penlnauta. $1200 mo upper unit with torge bonu1 rm $449,900 Island $669,000 ---------714·873·8030 b.atcony, oll amenulee ••4Dr Ha• $1395. No ty Remodeled By Owner 640·4B13 Agent 714 376·5576 BluN'aNleta Suert• w ya1d, dbl gar. frplc, VIEW! FP, garage LANDMARK ESTATE roomy, new caipet, Light & Bi!Qhl, New Boat Slips Available d Mes ve d pa1nvc1p1. 3br 2 5ba. •Le re• s3001q.ft. CORONA 2BR 1 BA w/room for ..pan1lon & large unit $249,00 •Beat In Blutfa• Undoubtedly tho Boat Property EVER lor Ht• In the Blulls N.B. Prime Back Bay View, e11panded. completely 1emodeled wllh added breakfast room. office. and a dream kl tchen . $055,000 ON THI! POINT gar oner, a r o $2000 714·675·9·195 Musi SHI Avail Nowt MAGNIFICENT HOUSES/ Agenl SS6·4430 S29501yrly 1. .. se N lo•/Clelln partial VII.LA RENTALS SB95K CONDOS E 'eld• 2br 1ba. umall furnlahed Studio '71'1·8'75*4912 Vacant RHtaurant on DEL MAR 1022 2 L.ot• In lh• center ot 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Balboa. Al•o Smokera 11 Jackie 011111, Realtor 714-e31•8011 OP&N Wed & Sat 2173 v1•ta Enllad• ~ FOR RE""T yerd, gar, etove, Condo In gated W Prudential ~.. lridg, Ip, w/d hk·upa, veru111n complex •---------Patio. A Great Buy 3Br 2.aaa 2·Sty, Fam1 ________ _ t749,900 Rm. Pointe Del Mar c.w-i.._., $1175 mo 645·5862 Great communltyl NEWPORT Paul Laneon• Home. Walk to beach 7t4-87a.e120 .. town. sa2s.ooo LAGUNA BEACH 8HATZEN REALTY, __ T_t_4_·_7_2.,..3_.a_1_2_0_ ----------•E'•ld• TownhouH '760/tno. eso.7899 COAST 1048 _ _;;.7..;.1...;4_·7;..8;;.,0.;...;;;3-.1_4.,..;2~ 1.ldo laland Propertios GENERAL 2102 10th Piao• OH THE WATll" 2170 SOLD! ShowcaH homH for aale In our SetvrdlY Roal Eatale Supplement! •Hom•• of th• Week dlapla~ ad• atart at lu•t •7al ~dltne Wed ipm) ••••• •OP9n Hou•• Hallne• fer aa1 (Deadllne Thura lpm) ...... It pay• to advet11H In th• best loc•I AHi h1ale hctlon CALLJODAYI ............ 11 .. 1174 ... Ha •io CANYON VILLAS Currently Available. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 BR 20A, f'P, W /D ibr 2ba conoo on • 38, :>Ba T°""nhom. E.A81E/SALE Biii Grundy Realloll S850. 722.0~88 Lido Park Or. ,resh I I t I Jasmin• Creek 2bt, LOTa WIT" 'OR L 714.975 .o1e1 L•••••• All Area• -------'----p lnt, all ,,....., c.1pet, Avai • mtn•0•• •'I den, flne11 upgradH, OCl!.AN VIKWS MASON ELLIS $2000·17000/mo Weit lllun :Zbr 2ba, wel bar. Ip, I o"ene, 12371 .mo L•••• Ill• • brlle. Reduced aoolt Lend Co. REALTORS LINDA ISLE Luxur~ l••••no 1~00•1. 2-<:ar all gar, dt:>I gar. bO•I lltP •vi. Agenl (8!&)428-0lOO to 1391,000 MOllvated. 714-4••·1900 714-789·7700 EXQUISITE. 50A 4 6.DA Broker 714-552·8700 qu1e1. mh'IUt•• 10 124~. 714'-641-02051 ......... . Agent 714•750.~704 BLU,Fa BAV Vl•W Off•r•d •l S:l,300,000 bUCl'l/fuka St300 I• Lr• cornor Dupl•• NBWPO•T 380 & UPGRADED Jett Arcuri, Agent BAL&OA mo . .., 4·201·2708 STEPS TO IE.ACHI APARTMENTS 3 .... +2br, new roof, ~ APPROX 1900SO f'T. .., • 4 .9 4 1·O98 1 • 187 1/2 44th 8t. C •... rnat, paint. 1'72SK J 9 •CB 1069 •~••• 000 ,. ' IAND 2106 38d.nn ?Bath Oupl.. fOR RENT .... ™' Penln Joint M•1r·ur1_IiiiSiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAGUNA Share o•r-oe. Upper.1-.••••••• own•r/bkr 20t·~12t w/fp, rool top deck I• * 'f14.e.0..140 • •• OCUN VlllW ••LCOURT •UUTV ~ 1emoC1eledl S.825.000 N•w apaoloua 3br BEACH 2148 , _______ __ 8 2-l'P' Medlt9'ranean llr Paul Lan9one1 Aet 3ba a ir, w /d, dfW Vacant Newp CrMI :>Bf'\ (Q·-• aseSA--"124 ~•~bl:··f~ra, Po:.: .. aath Custom Home i 714 .. 7a.a1ao ar•o•. gardener 21'2 BA.: lu11ury \IP• ~"' ... _. • floor to Cell Window•. IMa.OOO PAUL80N Ra.ALTY • Poftollne Model oo•mo G73·305g Oo eenfront ConH grad•d, 11950/mo.I••••••••• Ent.,t.ln~ P.rf.ct vaufhft M••M•n 'J••~•......_ ... 11 0 T W 1 .,8 Spttetatular ww1r vl•w (114) 845-0121' 1 a r D • 1 a•"•• 7 ._.IM747 • ._._ Harbor View HoniH n h• •l•r ., r 2br/2b.t, no P•••· tplc Cl.e1tlfi.d le·-Cett•e•• w/P .. le 11,4 ,000 aluffa clO .. to COM 4br 3 .5b._, NHrly 30. Twnl1H, Ip, palto, private atepa to bNCh CO..WWlaMT NNlt IMllM:f\ caitwc1r• JAM!I OOULO, AOT Shopping tot I nnr H.9. :)bf+ 2be 2<•r l ,OOOaf Loi. SSH.999 O~k. WO, no P•V1mll l1 Omo 49$ a191 wh•lhet .,..u·,. bu'"" .Celle, hii. MovHlt • lpertment? c .. Nlflod garage. Upg1,ded, '169-1MO IV Owne1 13000 Mo 't'tly. Rare r-r n-.~1.-t •••• you comp.,• ••eluded home. v-.c•nc:vl71•·123.41t33 --------•I ln9, Hling. or fut.t SpKlaU ?l•MOO ~~ coat• • wtthoul t\asU. un tK 720-17o.a Bkr •---------• l09k~. CIUlln.d ha• • M• •••• --°' WOftyl • All Kind• ol Job• Fat 1-------iiiiiiOi..................... Wl\at VoU MM' ~ Ill. ... IL;;; .. ?14411·7474 Cleeelfletl IVJ It. Sell n find II. A\ l<inat of ll'oople. J 111 Cl.A8S....0 I -~~Olll!!!!~·!·~·~·!:·--Ma-M?a c .... "'94. c........... ••••••••l..._.,...;.._!M~•~·!"!!"•!....~ 1~ 720.1779 AgVOWn•r --------~ T T t ; ) ) 5 ) s e t <; ) c n I 5 J .. "' ~ • . . "' FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 Ns.,port ~h/Cott.a MCJa Daily Pilot TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE · Bridge PURNITURB 6014 NEWPORT MARINE SLIPS ISUZU 9100 ____________________ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 6169 DOCl<S 7022 ii1ii9iii8iii8iiiiTiiiAiiiOliOlillPll!!!JJi,. By CHARLES GOREN 1.--------~~~~~~~=1 $3500 Silver S..peed, 0 SHARIF 3 ROOMS OF FURN ; NO MORE SLIP RENTI 4 wheel drlv•.Call with MAR MOVING Everylhlng Boal with 50'moorlng BHIY 673.e158 ACROSS 1 Firewood unrts 6 Pollster Roper 10 Eve amorously 14 Musical wo1k 15 Wander 16 Peruse 17 Rome's nver 18 "Am1sta<f' duector 20 Fall or spring 22 Jazz's F'111gerald 23 Shade. of blue 24 Hosiery m1~hap 26 Nels 28 Plane figure 31 Endeavor 32 Avail oneself ol 33 Slap 36 Ocean walers 40 Banner 42 Goll clubs 44 Taunt 45 Golfer's warnings 47 Garden SOlls 49 Trmetabtc onlQ SO Shool the breeze 52 E • soldier 54 lsraeh unol ot currency 57 Baseball~ Weaver 58 -Grande 59 Goddess ol discord 2 J 14 17 4 61 Restore to <X>n3CIO\Jsness 65 Hidden 68 Car parlS 69 Celt 70 Soap-making 1~rod1en1S 71 Bnnle 72 Lingerie mafertol 73 Cuts wood 74 Swift DOWN t Came beds 2 She11ff Taylor's kid 3 Singer McEn1tre 4 Ullo proms · 5 Malay garments 6 Sounds ot hes1tot1on 7 Easy stnde 8 Sends 9 Eggdtsh 10 Spnere. 11 Birds thal llor'lk 1a scapades 13 Uptight 19 ScoH1sh landowner 21 Singer Judd 25 Tree knot 27 No, tor Yeltsin 28 Shof1 breath 29 lllorwog1an C8ptlal PREVIOUS P~.E SOlVED 30 Sheke· spearean l11no 34 Bills partner? 35 Jack (io caids) 37 Jug 38 Pocket bread 39 Comedian Laurel 4 I Pretly Woman lead 43 Smudge 46 Rice dnnks 48 Gel ready to exercise 51 Dangers 53 -Madigan• 54 Red Sea peninsula 55 Hui 56 Trtpoh s counlry 58 Outt.ls 60 1(1lled 62 Rainbow goddess 63 Waistcoat 64 Glimpse 86 Sort 67 Snake shape nd TANNAH HIRSCH Pl rtv teadtoldh rurn, MUST go th11 weokt GOOD LOCATION rom mo e ome1, 1 l7141459,9593 1992 RODEO corp, apts, res apt. 70" round g a•• Black, ve, sunroof, MAKE DECLARER GUESS MO<lels incl, lfv, din, -table, Wrt fton table •PVT DOCK· NB• am/Im cassolle, )(Int 5pc bd set, p1c1uros, base , 5125i sleep 18·2811, 59/lOh, ulls. cond1llon. $7,000 or Nmther vulnerable. North dea.la. WEST •J 106 t::1 832 OJ73 •QJ98 NORTif •7•32 i::> 615 .. OA98 •K615 SOlITH •KQ98 c::;I AKQJ O KQ• •32 The biddmg: EAST •A6 c::;l 1097 0 106152 •A 107.f NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST Pau Pau 16 P ... 2 6 Pu• S Q P ... 36 p ... 46 Pau Pau Pau Operung lead. Q ueen or • Even good guessers go w r ong somet.1mes. But on occasion Lha t cannot. h appen 1JT1less you offer your opponent. the chance to-take a wrong view. The moment North raised, S(>uLh was going t.o play in ga me. The t h ree-heart. rebid was to protecl against. the possibility or North hav- ing raised to two s pades with three- card s upport. while having longer heart.a on the side. West led the queen or clube, and half or dummy'• holding went up m lamps & man aot sofa Sl 50; custom steps 10 bC'h, 1hop1, .... 11 ottoT. ... 1 ed · h th bid·2 CALIF' twi 6 wv amo~e. Dec arer cover wit e 5999.9~. eals,mo-mo. 87!1-004 (714) 574·4238" king, East toQlt the ace and 714·985·0500 with managers Cort Clurance Center elevallng hd/lt. buil· Sid• Tl• tor 30' So111 ________ _ ret.umed the suit to West.'• ei0 hL. A t i I h t 1 ds/ B S9 loot • 9105 • 10700 Spencer n n g s an oat. por • JAGUAR third club was ruffed in the cloeed Founlaln Valley headbrd, cream lac· good loc111ton, woter/1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hand. Declarer croued to dummy quer (new S5000 • ) , elect. 714· 615·812811 with the ace or hearta and led a ,._ _______ __. $1600 (w/linons); 2 •79 Jagu•r )(JS I.rump; East produced the five, Entert•lnment Cntr fu t on mallresse s Coupe V12, o nly 35k, declarer/I eyed the queen and West. While was11 oak, 1rg, $40oa; custom wall AIRCRAFT 8010 1 ·owner. very clean. followe wit.h t.he six. Declarer oxtro storage, gtnss & unit tight oak, 6 legal iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S3500 721·3588 d Ii wood ooors, 111<0 new. -me drwrs, shelves. retlirned the nine or spa es, orcing 5325.obo 969•8204 60x60x24 ?50; gym East's ace. No matter what the equipment 4 ma· defense did, declarer wouJd draw •Lg Carved Mahogany chines. 3 bags (Incl. the remaining trump and, claim the desk, 5250. Carved olllclal '84 Olympic rest oft.he tricks. ~ohogony 4·drawer boxing bag)t many Have you spotted where the d r 8 s ' er · S 2 O O • bars & weights, all dA, _..., Wb d I I _._ Che st ol drawers, $1200; area rugs; cienae e .. .,.., en ec arer eaws 5300 7\4·648·1456 38"x53" mirror w/ a trump to the queeo, West must plaster shells s150; follow with the tea, not the eia. 1---------ART Nagels, nod· Now declarer haa to decide whether MERCHANDISE b 1 rd s (or I g s & to play West for J 10. lfthot is the MISC 6015 lithos), Santiago distribution, declarer can get home • drawing; cow skin, by continuing with the king or 6. x 7 .. s 130: 6 spades, pinning I.be jack and llirutr •Like New Queen Limoges laghtswlch ing the defense to one trump I.rick. Sofa Bed (Floral) plates, S350 tor all. $100 Sago & Rhapls heavy aged oak There is no guarantee I.hat. South Palms ss. 645·3961 40"x72" table & wiJI select t.he losing line, but. at bench o s , s 1 5 O least the defenden1 have present.ed Make offers OBO declarer with the option t o mis-COMPUTERS 6018 on all. CALL MEI! guess. Joanne 875-3850 New Hewleu Packard !::=======:=!I Learn to be a better bridge Printer Deskjot 340. Sat 8am-3pm player! S ubscribe now to the Still In onglnal box w/ Everett & Jennings Goren Bridge Letter by calling warranty & cartridge whee lchair. S 150 00 (800) 788-1225 lor iolormation. S200 obo. 723·8297 Lots or stuff & clothes. 25o/o PARTNERSHIP 1977 Bonanza A:l6 al JEEP SNA. For more lnlo I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9110 (714) 495.5535 AUTOMOBILES A CORA 9010 '93 Grand Cherokee L TO Top 01 The Uno! low ml. now lires, 2yr laclory warr, OLl g owner, mint, S15';!t>O ObO. 714·6 7 5·5-t-10 '94 GRAND ((ttEROKEE 4x4, V8, lour door, alloys, lull power. (3HJH776) $15,550 '91 lntegra Sspd. AJC. LEXUS OF pw, ps, cc. am-Im WE!iTMINSTER cass. snrl, 11n1 glass. 714·892·8906- custom wheeis S9800 -,9-4_:-R:..e.:....:d:....:..;C::......:h:..•:..ro.:..;;.k_•_• obo. 640·0420 oxt217 Sport Wagon, 2·dr, '98 INTEGRA OSR LOW MILES. A/C, All 31k mi, loather, Pwr, AM·F'M Slereo custom wheels, hot• cass.. 2·whee l dnve. (3PQV326) $18,880 $8750. 714·645·4496 LEXUS OF '96 GRAND WESTMINSTER CHEROKEE 714·892·8908 32K ml, full power, Or write to: Goren Bridge Let-3 2 4 5 C 1 a Y St· _B_M_W _____ _ ter, P.O. Bos 4410, C hicago, Ill. i---------___ 7_1_4_·8~4_8_·5_4_1_0 __ 1.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iii03ii0 alloys. like new! (3RO H309) $19,250 LEXUS OF WE;STMINSTEA (714) 892-8906 60680. WANTED Thur-Sun 8·? Nu/used11 TO BUY 6019 car speakers, ofc/hse '88 325ES Coupe lurn, hsehld ilems, wm 80K ml, whito/blk int. 1--------- clthng 2527 Buckeye Excellent condition LEXUS 9115 BUSINESS OFFICE FOR RENT 2769 EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT 5530 Old Coins Gold Sliver ---------Call 714·G44·017911iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Franklin Mint, Sterling SANTA ANA 11 Old wntches & jewelry weslco351 Coin 642·9448 HEIGHTS 6184 CADILLAC 9040 '93 ES 300 Leather, moonrool, CD (196367) $16,950 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·6908 Prime N.B. Location! Sublease Oppl'y. One pvt ore, t -2 common aroa spaces, turn . all sorv1cos lncluaoo excop1 phono 5500. mo Dick Halderman, 714-474·0600 BUSINESS & FINANCE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TOP DOLLARS PAID Admln/Offlce Assist. R estaurant For Records, Jazz, Sat onlv 7·3pm Kids/ '77 Coupe de VIiie Busy Prop.Mgnt.Co. Cafe/Upscale Soundlracks Etc baby s tull, Ill hand D'elogance. Beau11ful Word,excel,35wpm French Bakery C 11 Mk 845 7505 gofl clubs, dishes & min. Billing, Insur· 2 location3 PT/FT All a 1 0 • morel 2361 Azure Avo Ong cond Loadoo anco, Production Re-shills avail, customer---------Must sco 646-82211--------- porls. Good business sv onented. $7/hr start FREE TO YOU 6022 •••llll!!l!!!l•••ll '81 Coupe de Vlllo LINCOLN 91~0 sense, F{T M·F. Call Call or apply: 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil TRANSP.ORTATION Gray Runs perloc1. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 873·5300 x 13 or C'EST SI BON 11 Now transmission/al· '87 Town Car fax 673·9319. 143 Riverside Avo GIRLFRIENDnoeds ••••••••• ternator. 714·646·8221 Air. pwr wmCl/locks, COUNTER HELP N B 645.0447 quite home, NO KIDS, ---------1 ,89 Sedan De VIiie lilt, cruise, immac Upscale Zinc Cafe & 3444 E. Coast Hwy indoor,lml grey tabby, BOATS 7011 Gorgeous. A·I cond, cond. #2DHS257 Market in Laguna C.D M. 675·0994 spayocJ 854·3246 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 owner. drk red, 54·987 '97 T"wn Car Beach seeks exp'd Richard or Bruno 5 HORSEPOWER leillhor, make ollor Cartier pooplo w/xlnt people _R_l_l_S_I______ Outboard molor. (714) 644·2287 skills. Call Arlene, ~!1eda ~fr 10.15hrs, JEWELRY, FURS Like new•S450 OBO. Only 2,400 mi. 1 ownr 714·494·53o2 AM shill Call Out of & ART 6025 Call 602·0289 '95 SEDAN DE VILLE :~~~~~.VO~~·vv~~~~ DELIVERY DRIVERS S F T i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "Low ml, loather, CUS· a nta e amara ---~-----1 tom wheels & more MUST SEE. Mon and or Fri/Days (714) 64•1•5953 DI SPLAY/JEWELRY POWER BOATS (254895) $20,550 '93 Ma rk VIII COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I BEACH RENTALS TO 2669 SHARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 2904 2 72 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Own car w/ins, must Sales Showcases, and 7012 LEXUS OF Leather, CID Change r, hold 6 1 Coolers. Earn Lingerta/Novolly Store. solos counter lor sale. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil WESTMINSTER JBL, ABS. Moonrool. ~SSO·S100/day. N/smll 2 Pos1L1ons Avl FT:10· Cnll 714·642-8898 (714) 892·6906 Dual pwr seats. Cusl HEALTH y 4pm,PT:4·9pm SG/Hr SAVE $$ whls ' 2br 1ba Duplx on blull iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •••••••• GOURMET Must be Rel1nblo. ---------Buv Donated Boats---------#766049 S12,993 • nr bch, w1d hk-ups, Newly Renovated NB Mastr Dovor Shore Ploaso bo wary or out 71 4·8 33•2 9 29 Lotions & Lace PETS & CHRYSLER 9050 '95 Mark VIII single gar,o!)c, pc1? Spacious 1 Br & 2Br pvt ba/ent to patio/Jae/ g~0~~0:, .. ~0~~a~~~~j _D_r_l_v_e_r_s __ n_e_e_d_e_d 743 Baker S t. C.M. ANIMALS 6049 30' Wellcrilfl Scarab iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Low Miies, CID. J BL, 5795 mo 6·12·9Q99 rrom $750. No Pols. yard, w/d, $575. John 8 1 lmmedl Drive your Wom.Shoe StoreCDM Xlnt cond S17,000.obo Lea1hor, pwr wind/ Newport Bay Te rrace or Shane 642-6386 Bettor us noss truck /car. FT/PT, '92 Town & Countrv locks. leather, pwr •2Br 2Ba Garage Lrg 69 M D Bureau boforo you no exp. 868·283·2572 needs sales person 30' 1989 Sunrunnor 3 3, Loalher. ABS, Pwr wino/locks, dual air deck. S930. rno O p<>n 1 I e 5 a r 111 e NB Shr 2 Master Br send any monoy tor Sat·Sun only. Shoo Beautiful Pure BrC'ad s T A ,.. 714 545 4855 G R EKpress. 454 s, Low eat, Air, Ill, ear bags, dual pwr seats. Ho use Sat 1 24 t 1 ·2 • · 1 2 0 0 s I spa c Io us loos or sorvicos. Read Editonal exp. a+ 675·6292 o Iden o 1 ri ever Hrs. 532.000 obo Air, Rool rack, loaded. F' u 1 1 y L 0 a d 0 0 . 2370 Orange Ave N3 Newport Isl FURN'D. condo, nr golf course and undorslnnd any Design M ICAL BILLING pups. Lost papers. N33BCY256 59,992 ..,764440 517.995 (714) 850·1155 or Upstairs sm:ill 1 BR w1 prl'I malo. $775/mo contracts bolore you .Editor ED Parc'nts on premises. 3 1 , 197 3 uni llite Costa Mesa '95 Continental (909) 33 7.451 5 Single, no pc is. rel s . + t/2 utl. 622·7364 sign. Shop around lor P 1> g e designer excellent SSS. training S250. (714) 642·5855 F'lybriClge, Twin Diesel Lincoln-Mercury C ID Changer, Pwr *Costa Me s a 's Be st Yearly $800.'mo. In· NB:FEM TO S HR furn, __ ra_te_s_.______ needo>d for growing. provided, PC/Modem S18,500.obo (714) 540·5630 wino locks, leather, Jr-1br & 1br, quiet clds Ull 714·650·3801 2br 1ba on Soashoro. '"•FREE GROCERIES dynamic Soulhern requ~~g:55~~~6~gays •---------phone. ABS. Dual Pwr Bath has 2 s nks t B Cal. newspaper chain. SPORTING 38' 1980 Fiberglass ---------Seats JBL fmmac galeCI comm, pool, Nwpt Hghts 2br • olc. 1 Cut your Grocery 111 Good eye, attitude GOODS 606C: FORD 9075 · · tennis. easy access to 2ba, 2-car gar. w'O Lrg br w/2 closets• by up 10 50% Guaran-and work ethic au•---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Sportl1sller Twin cond. 113NNX7G3 lteeway beach malls hk·ups. n pols. Avail Lrg deck. n/s·n P teodl EVERY TIME mandatory plus Quark EMPLOYMENT Diesel, $~5.000 obo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $18.995 714·557·0075 2 1. $1550. 646·9439 S625mo,utll.free YOU BUY! By Choice EOE SERVICES 5533 s •95 EXPLORER XLT '97 Town Cav Don 648·2259 not by Chancel Over eSxporience. ' R ossignol ki pkgs 569 Your Favorite Loather. ABS, 011al E'Sld 2B 28 F 1 Waterfront Condo ---------eno resume and de·1"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Includes Skis, bind· Charltv Inc. 36k ml, 4dr, auto P S 1 P W d/ e r 8 Pc, Newport Beach Pool, 1200 Brand Names · d t 11 1 b 1 1 11 cais lull p rl wr oa s, wr in D W Hk ps 1 ca Avail 2/1. 2br 2ba signe pages o: ngs, 00 s , po es, a 714-'"'7•·0 .. 8"" · w lo k F II 10 dtd · ·u · · r lenn, wlk 10 bch, w/d, Call Now 800·963·9961 Stove Marble, Cahfor· •••••••• sizes avail. All acces. .. " ~ " (Bl 1777) $18,950 c s, u Y. a · gar· 1 parkrng space w rool-top deck. Walk Please bo aware that XUS OF Fact. Warr. #3SFD851 $975 "<15 5862 to mov1o"'rost/stores n/s, .rels req. $500 nia Community News. 1· . I th t too! (714) 515·9022 ---------LE $22,997 mo u • " w/2/men. 646·8473 ---------330 W. Bay St .. Costa tho tslmgs n is co. -•aTUWt $~'""CE WESTMINSTER /bch S2000mo. S40·1355 MONEY egory may require you1 _________ -.n.AUU• ~•• 714 892•6906 Costa Meu E 'slde 2 br cottage, Newport Coast Shr 2 Mesa. CA 92627 to call a 900 number SUPPUES 7020 Llncoln·MerCuf¥ patio SIOGveE. frog, sip Master Br/Ba. vlow. TO LOAN 2914 Gonorol in which there Is a TV, ELECTRONICS, (714) 540-5890 5925 33 · 20lh t pool, gym, tennis. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F/T, P/T positions, charge per m1nulo. STEREO 6080 -,-; nu crpl paint 548 6094 MISCELLANEOUS S850 • uus 800·888·2129 clear speaking voice, BLOW HONDA 9085 _______ __.,_ E'slde Twnhse 2br RENTALS ext.6009 Leave msg •ELIMINATE * good typing skills, willl--------- 1 5ba 1·car gar, $925. --------· Nwpt Cst Pvt bed/ba. BAD CREDIT! train. 714·642-4741 EMPLOYMENT D;:c~~m~ers •'91 Accord EX• mo & 2br 1ba all view, shr kit, living rm, •(714)263·4410 • Llve·ln Caregiver WANTED 553S •800.21 1•4125• OUT SALE.I Auto, NC, l·pwr, cc, utls incld S9;a5/mo w/d, gar. S700/mo. FT or reliever for liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii am·frn cass, sunroor +714·644-4030• ROOMS 2706 Avail 2/1 376·95951••••••••• 6 bod board/care •Swedish Nur••• T V's, 26tn Quasar 2·Tom Bms&BrweBoot $8999 (714) 63t·9843 home for the elderly L 1 D d bl $175, 191n Sony $115 H dwo "-·0ut •--..a. Eld •n5 Cl I E c Lrg 1Br Lott w/yard, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••• ANNOUNCEMENTS C.M. 714·557·6746 ov ng, epon a 0• obo 714·574·9277 or re.\_, ._......., • v c x oupe gr e a 1 Io c at 1 on t Xln t Cook, Driving, 10' Polished Bronzed Pon lights 3 4 k m 11 es, CO 329 Univers11y NB Sing le Mo m seeks COMMERCIAL Mnrkeling Asslstanl Local Roi's, 12 Yrs Sl 95.eo, l/2Ton lron changer, moonrool, & S G!l5 S6 5 0 dop room to ront In nice For Internet based Exp. Live Locally •••••••••• {obinlamps,S9.00eo, moro. * 714·548·6093 * homo nonr beach. Pis REAL ESTATE business. P/T lle,xiblo <::;1 714·846·37351;> l.odtlngH111chPulb.cOS1S44 , (3LETC90) $13,950 Call 714·642·85331•••••••-ANNOUNCEMENTS hrs salary+ bonuses, GARAGE SALES Sole rriceSl2 eo,Bc! LEXUS OF NEW PORT RENTALS TO 2920 tax resume: 723-0709 •••••••••I••••••••• Minnie's Yacht WESTMINSTER iiiBEAiiiiiiiiiCiiiHiiiiiiiiiii2iii6iii6iii9I SHARE •2 & 3br Lg apts 2· car gar. w C1 hl<·ups fp, wet-bar. central a1t Goll course 111ow S1995·S2995 6<14·0509 APARTMENTS2750 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MASSAGE MERCHANDISE Surplus (714) 892·8908 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $ THERAPIST 1500 Old N Bl d '96 Accord EX Auto, 2724 $$FREE MONEYS Needed tor full service GENERAL 6102 ewport v . A/C, leather, pb. pw, SERIOUS BUYER For Single Parents B 1 s 1 R 1 I/ ( I M WANTS UNITS Call: 1·600·870·0073 eau Y a on. en a 1--------•-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OS 0 eso ps. cc, am·lm cass, Bal Pen Master w/balh in cozy 3br homo Fp, patio. oc ean back yrCI S525/mo -.-1 3 ulls. Call Yvonne 675·2831 IN L.A. OR O .C. C.M. 71 4"437"9026 ANTIQUES 6010 • M I s I B I 714·548·4192 sun r I S 1 4 •8 00 · MODELS·ALL SIZESliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ov ng a• u. NflWN~Sobo"' •714·640·0087• Pr1ce $7 TO 512 MIL let, dinrng tnble / 6 1> CALL ASAP LOST & Tea room/strong sales . 1 SI S exp. PT. NB Fashion 100 Yrs Old chairs, 2 de! gr.or .eo. Buy It Sell It Find It. JAMES GOULD, AGT FOUND 2925 Designer Britt 675·2174 Soth-Thomns Mantle solos Kids twin bed. Very l.imiled Supply Clasalfled. • 2BR 2BA G:iragc. WID hl<·up balcony Near Hoag Hospital $900.m o 722·0388 Clock . Sllll runs Kitch table & cha1rs, COM Prof female 10 Prudential OFFICE MANAGER Looks llke new. Ask· b1kos, toys, house·-;;;================:;::;::;:;;;;;;;;;;::==:=::;; share 3Br 3Ba home C.Jit.nlielleally FOUND! Yellow Lab FT. Local oHice. Must ing $l000. Balboa Is wares, homo olfoce S600 + dep 113 Ulls mix, dog, on Jan 16th, be fluent In Quick Vander Antiques furmtyre, W/0, tools. 2br 2ba/den Lg Apts w/gar, Ip, w/d hk·Ups. micro. pvt bei1Ch·boa1 sltp avl SI 995·S2800 714-760·0919 3br 2 .5ba Brand New 2-story Duplex no.:ir Vra LICIO S20001mo •7 14 ·673·2303• Big Bavfronl 3br. rom rm w/wet bar, 2b11, 2 gar, Ip, near beach St 995 mo 642·'1699 477·4502·D/673·4497·E 7 14·812 ·7 474 In Newport Beach. Books Pro, a Sell 714-675·7124 SAT. 8am. 2pm 2027 Ploaso coll 650·3863 Starter & Mollvatedl ---------Diana Lano. N.B CM $400 dop lso Shr/ Please call 722.9999 •E•t•t• Sele Tabios, ba wllem, now, btg, BUSINESS OFFICE , Lost 1120 Black & sofas, chairs. Everv· --------- slylsh hme, luv cals, FOR RENT 2769 white Chihuahua. Vic Pa rking Attendants thing must go! CORONA gated ~pool. 631 ·2111 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ol 17th & Pamona CM 6 Mo nths Experience (714) 548·1144 11 wk714-831·5272 S7.per ho ur. Start•-_,;,.-~-----DEL MAR ".: 6122 Lido lale share Ideal * LUXURV SPACE* pgr628·859·1498 lmmed. 714·551·1940 $ BEST $ 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Walorlront duplox. 3br Golf courso view, near PT R 1 I• 2b 1 , II I LOST. c~t Grey Over ecept on Answer Yard S•I• .Sat oam·? a, asto u y ur· airport 1000·2000sq.lt, · u • • • PRICES nlshod, p111 ba. n/smkr s1 .50 per tt. 250-0465 wel~ht. Vlolnly·En.ign phones, co~uter 111• Clott1es, household S750mo 714·723·538C ---.....:------Soh ot R~WARD Pis Wiii train. M·W·F. C M PAID Items & much morel Oce an View olllces Lv V'Ssago 753-3321 California Bolt 513 o hid Ave NB I Od avl S400/mo and or lilo lndustrlal 714·850·0870 FREE re • S400 dop 112 utls, 6500s.I. · .85 per s.1.1---------CONSULTATION w d, tg tencod yo rd 1533 Monrovia Ave. HEAL TH & ARE y OU E.tat-l'J L.1wun 1 1'.,,1eh Tambro11 263-0468 Nwpl Bch 645·2111 FITNESS 3000 FRI ENDLY, ~d~~~:.:'tt~i:~,~~l COSTA MESA 6124 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH NEWPORT 2669,BEACH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2669 •Chronic F•tlaue? Slop sullorlngl New Into o n treatments. supplement s p lus meal plan. $4.00 S/ck/ mo. lnaplred Solulion1 P.O Box 11 7115 RESPONSIBLE w. i....¥ & CARING'! ANTIQUES 10MODERN We provide OISH\VARE 10 TIFFANY •GARAQE SALE• 3151 Samoa Place (Sal only 8am) • Conv n.i Costa Mesa CA 92627 LOSE WEIGHT! TrlmFas1 •Herbal+ Increase Energy & Suppress Appetite 100% S Back Guar. S2~1i95/30.Day S upp. 1•888·4·DIETINQ EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 * POSTAL.IO•S * 114.08/Hr + 8ene1111 Exlm/Appllcatlon -inro: 1·800-~80·9769 •CA130 • I am • I p.m. 1°cS1y1 me;; Lei/Aeoept CllA lfftle eMt~llc J»9r'°'1 With ••c•ll•nl phone '"IM· comp Ill, •ccnw •"'"' a * . :»Ohr• per ~IC. l'ax '"""'• 71•-e41 .. 7•1. Tt11nsportallon Services EVERITHING!l! •M•Jor Garage/Suri Producl Sampel Sate (Sal only) 9·2pm . 461 161h Place. New we11ull1, chlldrena ahoea. snowboard boots , a ls o b aby Items, houaeholcf, clolhlng & toys . lo our eldl'rly and E..i.u~ wlr.. rt .. "'11 ... F.u11lv disabled community J,,1.,.,11 rurr<"' f "'"' ,, Ill 11111 1. 1111 .t Competitlve Wllt'S swung al S7 .501u: ,/ ParHime & FuU..wn. f'mploymcnt .t Pllkl training "'hlkoi ~your .I Frifondly, lPMl-Or1t'nted work l'nWunrnt'nl 21 )'t'IU"S or.,.. or old(tr Valid CA O'l'fver'll Uc:.-~ Md flXttlk'm drl\o'lng' record req\drt!t For more lnformnU011 Call Neil 857-7950 ~~~#:~~, Oood Jobs , reliable HrvlcH lnttrHtlng thlngt lo buy 11'1 all thtre -~day In ClaMifteCS Ma ... 71 714 .. 249 .. 371 1 Sat Y·11•m Multi Famll~ Sale. Grea1 Merchpndiaet 251 l Back Bay Loop •oft Santa Ana & Monte Vista• TICKTOCK ER Sldew .. lk Salell Sal Jan.24, 9am-1pm. Brand new donotlona and ;real bargelna. 140 W. 19th lU. (nr Harbor/19th It) NEWPORT BEACH 8189 APPLIANCES 8011 121a D.von Ln. N• NHt WfftcJUf & Oov•r Apt aa .._.. t48. Sal 112• 8•4pm Furnl· W••h~/Ory•r 11'0/ea ture a ,mi.c goodl .. I Xlnl condl MW848 ......... -...-.:-,._...__;,,._... Thllfklng or havtng • 9t'•~Nl9? Give UI. Ulll CLA8SaPlh ...... ?. tfu•~Muhl F~lly Sale Set Jan~• 1·30 Newpdft • •iemencry '8c Of (•ldt • IMta Ana) !~hmA-%1 Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Dally Pilot and the Hunting Beach- Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this' form with your credit card # or mall with a Check tod(_.t}'I Aun for e week I tf • )!Our car does not sell, we'll run It fOf enother'~..., All tar Just $10'. • J 0 Ya, llU. MY CM I ,_.. " I ,..,--~~~~~-~-~~- ! Altl'9 I C.W I 141 I ,,.__....__"--~--...--...--.~------ : 1 r ...... c"' c"' c .. , I ~('a!.,.. I I !"! ,....o.c.,.,..,. .. '\ . l a ' Nbvpon Beach/Cosca Mes~ Daily Pilot FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 t M4ZDA 9125 OLDSMOBILE 9155 VOLVO 9230 VOLVO 9230 VOWWAGEN 9235 :~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '1~1 Mlate Spcl Ltd 'Be Olde OS Grand '92 St•Uonwagon '95 940 WAGON '87 VW Cabrlolel • >fil Jd. Brtllah racing Perfect ttan1portallon, Black, Leather, 4>cyl1, Leather, moonroof, looks/run~ great, air, 1 .:·ora•n1 hard top, low gas mileage, any roof tack1. $12,500. like newt red/Whlle top & v.hls wood/leather, xlnt offer over S2200. 714-844·9387 (3LHN123) •18F450 $4,200 714·842·7510 -cond s10,900 us.3597 L•:xus o ~ 556·4017 before noon. '84 Volvo 850 Turbo .. '92 Cabriolet Conv S d $ t WESTMINSTf!R •. ME•CEDES • •n uper c tAn. (714) 882-4S906 Alarm, malnt records. " 9130 Leather, wood, 8·0l1c p /w, 1 ow m 11 ea , iiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilTOYOTA 9210 CO, Cell phone, Sun-•--~.9~5~9~9~0,----tmmac. $8500.obo ''5 380 SL Convert iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii roof, Chrome wheels, Leather, ABS, Pwr (714) 931-7197 Tlr1ted windows and Wind/locks, Moonroof, ----------t Bk mites, Burg/ '93 CAMRY XLIE mote, 46K milH and Tift, Cruise, AM/FM • Palamino Int, hard V6. ldW ml. leal.!:1er, stlll under full war-Cass . 1113LXG007 ~11 IOp, now SOit top, mnrl, f/pwr, allo~. ranty. s 21.000 OBO MUST SELL mint, runs great, new (3ECV269) $14,950 714.718.0289 Costa Mesa ~. C/0 $15,000 obo '97 CAMRY LE LI I M ..: ' ~B lrtl. ""'2·592·2235. 11 k I t AT nco n· ercury .,., m , pwr, ' TRADE (714) 540·5830 • I 0 '"' '91 190E 4dr, like newt Low mllos. AT, (3UXV()92) $17,950 Why play Hldo 'N leather, moonroot, LEXUS OF through classified Seek with chlldcara? WESTMINSTER Call Cl•sslflell (21.INK912} S14,950 (714) 892·8908 642·!5678 today! 642·5678. ••t 1 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER ' (714) 892·9908 No room left In the garage for lhe car? A call to claulfled can help NISSAN 9150 , J!t$ 300ZX , -New Tra'ns.12/3/97 . .. -'·?-low luel lnjoctlon sys· '.lem. Runs Groat! Bra 53200 OBO Or Trade Jc.for Pro 70's Chevy Car. Ask ·for Lisa 714-830-4990 '95 Maxima SE J "Pwr Wind/Locks, Ouat Air Bags, Moonroot. Tiii, Cruise, C usi. Whls . Loaded . 13LOL868 S 10,995 Have A· Garage Sal·e-! Costa Mesa Llncoln·Mercul)\ (714) 540-5630 OLDSMOBILE 9155 a'74 Olds Cullaa• V8. A/C, full pwr, am· Im storoo, 77k mllos, 'vooo (714) 723·4010 WHAT ~HAPPENS IF ,, .. YOU DON'T I 'ADVERTISE? NOTHING! Call The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 to p!oce your Garage Sol~ Ad ! New Toll Road 7)_ ALLEN OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GMC TRUCK Call the Class If ieds 642-5678 Our Famil) Serving Your Family. Since l9i7! (714) 582-0800 COSTA M ESA Classifiec' Community Marketplace 28332 Camino Capistrano LAGUNA NIGUEL San Diego Freeway, Exit Avery Parkway • All vehicles are plus tax. ltcense and doc. fees. Subject to prior sale. Ad exp 2 dayscpter publtcat1on 3834 PAINTING ~RVICE 'Sf~ECTORY COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL 3 5 2 8 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVI CE 3 584 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,jiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • • ' .ACOUSTIC t:BUNGS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lrvln• Computer Svc HOME SERVICES W1lllam Harold Jeweler PUBLIC NOTICE Ike'• Custom Pnlnltng Leaky Showers Rap'd SO% OFF SPECIAL S lh C t D 11 Anything & Everything Watch/Jewelry Repair The Caltl Public Ul•h· Prof, Clean. Quality Regroutlng & lnstall'n Ons1te consultations for ou 0 •• rywa Free Estimate. Refs. Antique• Fino Jewelry 1109 Commission RE· Work lnl Ex1 & Cocks. L670130 Dean ol T llo y04Jr home/bus. needs. Acous remvl/cust te~ • Mlch••I 758·1440 B11y/stllf1tade 873-0365 QUIRES tnat all used L1!'703468 631 ·461 O 8 2 PC/Upgrades/Repairs Water Damage Repair --------i 673-8065 or 84~· 5 6 Networks 831.,,95 Best In Quality & Price QUALITY CRAFTSMAN household goods Peters Painting 3408 L550017 515-8389 20 Yrs Exp. Ref's LANDSCAPE & movers prtnt lheir 20 Years Expe11ence CHILD CARE 3536 MACMEDIC •Caro tor I'm Your Handyman LAWN CARE 3808 PUC. Cal T number; Freo Esttmates .. , Macintosh Computers Witthoeft Dryw•tl Mark 714.631•6113 limos and chaufleurs 1n1er101s and Exteriors .&Guth Coaat Dryw•ll In your hmo/olc. Low/ All Phasea• Sm/Lg Jobs prml lhoir T C P num-Referral 854·0512 Acous remvl/cust text •A Place In The Heart hourly rate. 973·8819 Clean! Cle~nl CIHnl WATER DAMAGE & & a bcr in all adverttse· •-water Oamago Ropalr Uc'd Home Oaycaro. 20Vrs Exp/Fau $/free Est Termite Dry Roi .:I" TREES X rnonlS. If you havo a ROBERT ISBELL CO • Best In Quality & Price 1·5yra. Fun activities. L,400030 714-639-1447 Rep•lrs Carpentry Topped/Removed, Lawns. quest10,n nbou1 1110 le· 1"1 Ext•Small Jot>s OK L550017 515·8389 Meals, I~ yord/playrml CONCRETE & L 698327 992·2439 gahly of a rnovcr. limo Docoralivo Painting TLC/cp L304202716 sprnklrs·ctnup 751 -3476 or chaulleur, call: (•494350 646-3006 MASONRY 3557 EL.ECTRICAL 3610 114 s8o 962• P FT/PT Cathy 645-4831 BIG MIKES TREE Put>hc Ullltt1cs . • u · agor ADDITIONS HAUUNG 3720 Service Troe trim, ro-Commission • Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie 714 "58 "151 .t .. MODEL NG 4 0 S II J b EXPERT moval, stump grinding ·:.> ... PET N: I 3 1 CLEANING Cone, Patio. Driveway ma o ,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil S C Fplc. BB01. Ref. 25Vr. Duncan Electric JUNK TO THE DUMP cln·up. Free Estimates Spilt Second Moving SERVICES :• ERVI ES 3548 Exp. Terry 557.7594 Local/Quick Response (714·998·1882) •714-831·9758• ProJ Movers! 24Hr Srv f Al!8UILD or REMODEL Ll275B70 950·'7042 AVAILABLE TODAY Lou TorrH Landscape 7Day Sr Disc 11178452 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •Hom1 Improvements A TOUCH OF CLASS •CEMENT WORK• 098-1882 Harbor Area 20Yrs 432·9123 P·346·5850 Pet Sitler/Dog Walker r eOlllce Additions Cleaning. Res/Comm -Stamped Concrete· SAVE $$$ Huntington Wkly mainVNow Install $6 0 MOVERS Da1lyiOvornlght v'51ts : •Reasonably Priced Lie/Bonded. Free E*t. Brlck/Block/Stone(Tlle N • w Port B •a ch lrrlg work/Tree rr·m llols avl. L•c'dtBondod I • L 93 43 0 "'I I I d It Ill 1 Local 1. aays 0 week Denise 714·""3.,·B•7o •\ •LocalCo.1636318 Tor11a 282·7143 541656 1· 1 "'ectrc. o a HEALTH BEAUTY Cust ratesl 848-4383 lnsdLlc. Cal·T 189012 .. ~ v : •Stephenson Assoc. J h 0 M on.v Llll736593. 963·2419. • Call 7 14.944.5495 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING o n oran aa ·• a. FITNESS 3740 PROWSE LAtfDSCAPE 396·0763 or j)15·3850 ---------• J \ Lleensed·Bonded Brlck•Stne•Concrete PBTERKIN Electrlo .. & MAINT Crain linoa PLASTER 1 EDWARD'S HOME $12.00 per hour. Lg/Sm Jba•Repalr1 o k Prompt & Low Rat891 Ralngutters. Prompt & fW10Mftl1Pf REPAIR $. ' IMPROVEMENT '714-548-0388 Free E1t. & Advice Ras-Com/sm·lg Jobs •REFLEXOLOGY• Reas. Emergency Svc. /11/0ft\lll"lilU ·3810 3880 THE LOCAL PLUMBER ·a J3mes E. Bangen Co · Free Estimates Friendly Serv1ce•lnsured L1532981 675·9304 Precise Plumbing Repairs & Remodo1s Free Es11mates L•687398 989·1090 RES. 24 HR. COMM. IUll StlYKl P\UMllNG CO. • AREA DRAINS • AU. Rf.PAIRS & tu '1~ • JETTIN(; •CERT l\.\O,n1111. TT'nM. • Pl. Mf"fllOftIRl> • ~R C'll17.li 'II fll"COUNT RAl> 1 ,.,_,.C-HDI ~DS(l w"u'°''i'llf.I> U:•'-''lllt. 714-722-9998 CAL PACIFIC ROOFING r Com nos Hol mop & shingles Ro·root 1epo0r L#721255 18yrs Ellp. S Froo OSI 800·8·16-1950 ) CERT·A ·ROOF LOW COST ROOF REPAIRS Wino & tn1cr1or Water 1 Dan ages •'.'33482 Ins ) approved contractor s • 7 1 4·369·0944 • 0 TAX e PREPARATION 3925 e e TAX PREPARATION Problems Solved s Reas Rates net d IRS e IN NB e73.ago5 It 's TUTORING 3929 y e PATIENT TUTOR • Molh (Ar11hme1tc thru Calculus) n • Stal s11cs • Chemistry 'Repairs • Remodels •Bright Houieclaanlng Ll687191 831·3932 LS18717 800-749-1741 lntenaa Therapeutic 650-0605 •2t7·7B83·Pg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -------- i l 736530 714·378·9927 European Prol.-slonals. ••JRQ MASONRV.• fi~~·m~~~c~~~~~~fav:~ Yard Cln·up, tree trim, Same Day Service Plaatar/Stucco Patch -QRA--IN_&_S_E_WE __ R-.1 Beat In town! Riis. Derek BLOCK BRICK STONE FENCES of Mind & Body. "CJ" hedges, palm 1ree'll, Prompt• Courteous ~~~';i;~8~~:a ;;~r:~ 3490 & Grace 714·857·2647 All types-Olly Workl 3615 650-5954 802-47B9-pg removal. New Lawn/ • ProfeuJomtl :..lf>i.ulNG $P£Qll in • Physics • Ttrm P1pt1s y • Reading • Test Prep (CBEST, ORE SAT) Sludy Skills Free lnlo 5 Jim Mad'a 547·MATH Hom• a. Commerol•I Esl.L730089 531·7943 & DECKS Plants. 990.8502 Ucltm'dC ... Tl!46SO 714"554:-7831 \.LCM ,,...,,, l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Cleaning Bnd/tns/Uc i--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------i--------714..J 7 4-009 I CABINETS • Advanced Woodsystems Rellobl•/honest-Sprlng CONTRACTORS *wood F•no•• • IMPROVEMENtS UMOUSINE 1--------PLUMBING -Cu1tom Cabinetry· Speclall 212·5099·Pgr GENERAL 3558 Replace/Repair Low S HOME 3756 3890 Kitchen• Bath• Ooora • 1 ·888-400.5113 Free tfaullng/Hl. Llc'd • SERVICES 3814 MUSIC 'Moldings • Mantels •HOUSECLEANINQ• Advantage ConSt 114-5301 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L891650 714·998•8970 Good rela•Own trans LEWIS ConetruoUon Big Ron'• Limousine LESSONS 20Yra Exp. Pit Call Ramodal•Handyman Fut Frl1ndly Strvlc1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3835 rB1tINETS Anytime 241-0531 Lf704773 Locel AH. PLOOR INSTALL TIME W/A Pe/Sonat Touch ~ VICKI'S CLEANING •714-557-5925• REPAIRS 3620 TO IMPROVE eoo-7 •0.9297 24~ REFINISHING 3500 *We ofter THE BEST,________ City ottlelala are Houae/Wlndow CIHning. CONSTRUCTION gearing up for MASSAGE 3830 The Mualo Academv • Private Instrument Voice & Mu sic Claksea CM 966·0454 C•blnetrv Refinish, 10Vra Exp. Xll'lt Rtfa. Sal•••Svc•tnat•ll •• Nino, a weather 1 paint, ref:ee. CuatoM Vicki 714·881-0395 BUILDING 3560 ~=~da~Z!"~~::r:,~ phenomenon that TANTRA MASSAOI! PAINTING wOf'k. Frff Htlmatea. --------L108279 •••·•••O hes t>ega11 to bring a 3858 : , 845-4907. Pgr 21t-e1t11 COMPUTERS 3556 AND•RSON conatr repeat or th• storm• Learning to love you•· 1 • Lg or Sml Jot>a. lna'di---------that battered the aelf thru another per-Q1all\y Care 20 Years "'••pENTJtY 3510 Internet, •·Mall a Eat. 1921 790.1311 lll:&nliii•".,iiil•~----li ll'a time lo get Drywat11Rapair. NB ORCO PLUMBING fl DLUN CLBANINO K Sr. Ollatn ~•l ROOFING WALL COVERINGS 3932 Th• Stripper Speelallzln g 1n Wallpaper Removal L5889241 H2-.5037 W• Oala i.11ould hang together. Sttlp, ll'lllAll, odv1c. to Iha cra:iy, L'73~11 8~1-2111 3910 WINDOWS 3134 I L18440725 Local COM uauny -•v 3710 ar•a In the 1990'1 son Q Carin 618-5307 Fair Prices/Stucco '"CU' Medem lnatall•tlena. r,r•pareCI now for Area. Aon 64~·2417 h Y •h ad Overstockod with au.•OA ROCWtNO co Window• '95 /NT/Mac•---------·•ftelnt/Carpent~• • ear " • '· stuff? RAINBOW Clrcle Melnt. lk.mr:tS Ouabty WOfll Quarnt di.--------.. NetwQrklng•UpgraCIH DltYWJU.t DrywaM •nd morel fo"c~ a•lv~cua: Pa n1.ng-1111 t•t Houtt/Apt Retooll~air "'" ht • U ttl Q U I • • 1 A to Z HANDYMAN lftSTAUJREFACf CABINETS I M,tien.. b•lh•. dOOrt, , Window1. Oeug 64e.725t David 714~ao.aeea SElVIC! , 3584 lmal Jobi Otll TODAY1 Ouahty Jot>. ,., .. Ht. Ltcltn• •21.aoe1 WINDOW ,ASHIOMI SELL O•rw M_. •• .,., c~a~!'tn~d Luooo91 e2e-aaae ---------• v.n1oa1 •Mint Orvw.it•t11ter Repair Colta .......,.,.__. 142 11 8 23Yra £xp·Or1 fJricel C CI Ir I d OH/C , I l ..,8 -.., .I09 UNATl"R ..... ;;;;1L;iileiiiiir.~/A~•"•i;11eMdi°teil'I will htl' CHUNG'S PAINTINO RENT ~!t !!.8: c~t.:!.,~~ a~1=1~ YoUr home /He1111ne/T1pl11,/T111vr1 •• y;;;·~· JIWIUY 3714 · Ouer Work·l'r .. E1& au ••e • omm• '" • ________ , __ th_r_ou_o_h_c_1a_ss_lfle_d_ ....... ~ ___ "-•-•-·-•-"~-·---"""--u-1_.a ___ •••••••• ... -------,_u_c_•_J1_5_1_oa_,_,.._,_S34_ ·--~----dlllM-_lld _ _.._tod_•Y_•_..-a_ ... _1_•_· _ 1-eoo ••4•• Red, magnolia lea , red piping, ~D, 1,l.K miles, local car, books and records (3LVB921). Silver, black leather, grey piping, CD, 16K miles, local car, books and records (F63041). :!!~. ~2!.~~ch~~,~o!~ir 1l1~,~~2> s24, 99 5 Combined with Price and Daily Practicality, It's Easy to See That Nothing Com ares. '96 JEEP CHEROKEE C OUNTRY 4 G reen, tan, 6 cyl, up country suspension, luggage/ski racks (3 PIV463) .. ;?aI~~J.~~e~ursound,chromewhcels, 5 17, 995 low miles, warranty. (3UTR923) ~ ~~ ~?ac~ p!~a!e~~~roof, premium package, chrome wheels. (3GSD565) $ 1 7 '99 5 ~ ~?a!.~2~m~~~~n~g~e~!? 526,995 sound, loaded. (3GQW288) a ~(j] • ~~o~~~e~~~Po~?r~u~!d~~~~ 52 7 '995 chrome wheels, loaded (3UAK213) $ '95 JAGUAR XJ6 ·. ' s2s 995 Titanium, oaoneal leather, sunroof, fully loaded, low miles (3LYY533) '