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Home My WebLink About1998-05-08 - Orange Coast Pilot, r~· sex charges • Former high school official accused of fathering one child with a student who is pregnant again. By Greg Risllng, Daily Pilot A Costa Mesa man, who was a former assistant principal at Ran- cho Alamitos High School in Gar- den Grove, surrendered to auth- :ortties Thursday on charges of ·having sex with (l female student ;who has given birth to one child •and is pregnant with another. , Miguel Vivanco, 42, pleaded •innocent in West Orange County :Municipal Court in Westm.inster •to two felony counts of having ;uruawful sexual intercourse with •a minor. He appeared in court I I I after an arrest warrant had been issued He was J"eleased from custody on his own recognizance and or- dered to return to court for a pre- liminary hearing June 22. If con- victed, he faces a maximum of three years and eight months in prison. Vivanco, who reportedly is married with three children, could not be reached for comment Thursday. He is accused of having sex with a 17-year-old girl who ~ave birth to a child in 1996. ·The unidentified girl, who now is 19, reportedly is pregnant with another child by Vivanco, author- ities said. A Municipal Court judge Thursday issued a ·protective order that prohibits Vivanco from seeing the girl. Deputy District Attorney Rebecca Heinlein, who is prose- cuting the case, did not return telephone calls for comment. Vivanco resigned from his post March 13 after the Garden Grove Unified School District was alert- eq about the allegations and reported them to the Garden Grove Police Department. A district employee since 1984, Vivanco was promoted to assis- tant principal at Rancho .Alamitos H 0 M E <, W I L f I~ 0 M E Gigi Lyons, Diane Peters and Unda Gorman, above, make their way out of one of the homes on a tour beneftttng the Newport Harbor Educational Foundation. Al dght. home tour patrons enter ana eill under the chandelier entryway on Hampshire Court in Newport Beach. See story on page 6. Photos by Ma.re Martin • Daily Pilot High in 1994, said Alan 'lhldell, a district spokesman. 'lhldell wouldn't say how the allegations surfaced, but said the charges are a first in the district, which has more than 5,000 full- time and part-time employees. ·1 haven't seen anything simi- lar in my 17 years,• he said. ·u the charges had come about two years ago, we would have taken the same action." District officials notified the state Commission on Teacher · Credentialing earlier this week about the charges. The indepen- dent board will conduct its own investigation. Vivanco could lose his teacher's credential if con- victed. . City ·worker caught with drugs resigns • Michael Allan Lamard, who was allegedly found with methamphetamine while using a Newport Beach city vehicle, had been on paid leave. By Jenifer Ragland ' Daily Pilot "Any time that sort NEWPORT BEACH -A city building inspector who was arrested on suspicion of pos- sessing drugs for sale last week has quit his job. City Manager Kevin Murphy said Michael Allan Lamard, 40, of Tustin, resigned Wednesday from his position in the Build.mg Department, where he has worked for the past 17 years. Lamard was booked on the felony charge after Newport Beach narcotics detectives found 3.5 to 7 grams of methamphet- arnine in his possession, police said. The arrest occurred in the middle of the day as Lamard sat inside a city-owned vehicle parked in a lot near Bison Av- enue and MacArthur Boulevard. Newport Beach police Lt. Andy Gonis said detectives likely are waiting to receive drug test results before sending the case to the district attorney's office. Lamard is free on of incident happens, it is a black mark 0 for the individual, the city ... " -KEVIN MURPHY • $25,000 bail, and no arraign- ment date has been set. Lamard declined to · com- ment on the arrest or his resig- nation. He had been put on paid administrative leave until city officials could make a decision on his employment status. But Murphy said he was not surprised to receive l..amard's letter of resignation. "Any time that sort of incident happens, it is a black mark for the individual, the city and the department,• he said. ·we also • SEE INSPECTOR PAGE 7 Newport Officials back Wiison idea • Supervisor suggests removing plan D from county's choices for development of El Toro airport. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot . NEWPORT BEACH -Al- though they disagree with Super- visor Tom Wllson's philosophy on a commercial airport at El Toro, city officials say his proposal to ax plan D from the cotlnty's airport choices is fine with th~. ·When we made the motion at the El Toro Citizens Advisory Commission. I bad put on the record th8t we-w ere reD10VlJl9 alternative D -we were clear ob that,• Mayor Tom Edwards said. ·So long as the county bas staff prepare an I environmental impact report) that complies with !state law) and provides full and complete infonnation on aviation and non-aviation use, absolutely we back removing alternative D. • Plan D would create an interna- tional ~rt serving 33 million ' . r ' ' passengers a year at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta- tion, which clo- ses in June 1999. The plan also would end commercial flights at John Wayne Airport. Tom Wilson which serv~s about 7.7 mil- lion passengers a year. Wilson, M El Thro a.uport toe, said he plans to bring up the issue at the Boa.rd of Supervisors meet- ing Tuesday and hopes he can get Supel"'hsors Will.ia.m Steiner and Todd Spitzer to back hls motion. He said he is concerned that if the makeup of the board changes in this year's elections, the new board could select the largest • SEE EL TORO PA6E 7 Comm~ty divided by·crash nQw split on sentence • Some locals believe victims should share blame with Jason Rausch,' while others say he got off easy. NEWPORT BEACH -Nearly a year ag_o1 10 friend.I from New-: port Harbor High SchOOl pilid into a Chevrolet Blazer and went out for a wild night on the town. They had beer, even thoOgh ;.,,.:.o-n-,-o~ne~~c..,-o·r them were bid ~b to (lMJ( ~any, an<fa..,.beer ticilif,• a large funnel connected · to a long plastic hole commonly Uled to chug alcohol. 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Expand your mastery of such areas as setting limits, promoting friendships, inspiring learning and fostering good judgment with "The 7 Secrets of Successful Parents.• No matter how many books you read. you'..re bound to encounter some turbulence in navigating parenthood's treach- erous waters. Tap into the humor of child-rearing with •What YoJ!C Parents Never Told You About Being a Mom or Dad,• a light- hearted look at the care and management of little ones from Berenstain Bear-creators Stan and Jan Berenstain. • OtECX IT our is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Publk Ubraty. This week's column is by Debbie Walker. fl ow to tb1nk. How to create. How to work with others. These are all things children learn while participating in the arts. All of these -and more -will be illustrated starting Saturday as the 13th annual Imag1naUon Celebration kicks off througho\lt Orange County. This county-wide festival of the arts for children, teenagers and families ls present- ed by the Orange County P&formftlg Arts Center and the Orange County Depart· ment of Education in cooperation with more than 60 county arts and education organizations. With the theme Arts in Harmony, a vari- ety of events will take place at sites throughout the county including malls, museums, schools, libraries, parks and the Performing Arts Center. Kevin Chrysler, execuitve director of Imagination Celebration, said the concept 4 was originolly an idea of the Kennedy Cen- ter for Perfonning Arts. The Orange County Performing Arts Center staff took that idea and started its own event 1~ years ago. Since that time, the celebration bas become an entity in and of itself, Chrysler said. One of the wlique focal points of the cele- bration is •recognizing it's not just what a Fred Garbo and Dalelma Santos are tbe Inflatable Tbeater Co., scheduled to perform during the Imagination Celebration. child learns, but how a child learns it. and developing that thought process for children and families to utilize,• Chrysler said. "It's also a neat opportunity for kids to perf onn in a professional venue,• said Nancy Torbett, on-site education program coordinator for the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center. LIVING LIVE Anne Murray has been on the road since 1968 -and doesn't plan to get off any time soon . S he has been a recording artist longer than most Generation X'ers have been alive. She has recorded 31 albums, won four Grammy awards, two American Music Awards, 25 Juno awards and a place in the Juno Hall of Pa.me. She has been on the road since 1968, with her longest break being six months, and says she won't stop singing until her voice gives out, or people stop coming to see her. Anne Murray loves to sing. And it's not likely people will stop ·comin_g an.Y time soo_n. Esped.al.lrstnce !fer sbows -in places like Atlantic Qty, New York, San Prandsco and even Orange County -are consistently packed. Murray will showcase material from her newly releued album •An Intimate Evening With Anne Murray -Uve, • at the Orange County Performing Arts Center Thursday at 8p.m. "Uve • 11 her f:lnt all-live album and was recorded in her hometown of Hallfax. Nova Scotia. Murray said she didn't know why it took so long to do a live album, especially · since performing live is what she bas been doing nonstop for 30 years. The album features songs that Murray is known for, like •snowbird," "A Love Song" and •could 1 Have This Dance,• and also oontaim duets with Jann Arden (•Imensi- ttve•) and Bryan Ad&Dll (9Wbat'Would It 'Illke•), who are both fellow Canadians. Murray started singing as a little girl, but at the time, she said, it never occurred to her to do tt for a llvtng. She explained that she bad ta.ken m years of classical piano and bad trained her voice in the classical style, singing Italian arias and French ud German works, but it was rock 'n' roll that was in her blood. And even with such an extensive reper- toire, Murray admits she has never ~tten a song. •1 guess I'm just too lazy,• she said. But Murray's Jazlneu hat paki off. And lhe bu the 31 recordl to prove it Murray said songwriten send demo tape1 to the linger that they would like to record their respective songs. · That ls bow she came about such bits as "Songbird" and a new-: er song titled "What · Would It 'Illke, • sung with Adams. She said she met Adams while recording : the Canadian version · of ·we Are The 1 World• during the t 1980s ana afterthat b e : J sent her songs that be : I had written from time 1 to time. _._.__ .. _.,., •When he sent 'What Would It Take' it just grabbed me," Murray said. "And I wondered about the Chances of getting Bryan to ling on it.• Obviously, the chances were good. When talking about her career, Murray said she doesn't get ai much radio play as she used to, but she's relaxed and.doesn't have anything to prove anymore. "I love this time in my musical career,• she said. "My voice ii as good as it's ever been -even stronger-and u long u peo- ple show up, I'll ling.• Thursday's performance II Murray's only , Loi Angeles-area pei'fonnaD()8 end 11-ber j debut at The Center. t -... StlKy .CMn Martinis I ! .,, I • Poli~e to question voyeur's a~qu.aiµtances ~ Authorities still b-ymg ~identify the victiµls ~urreptitiously videotaped. By Greg Risllng, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Attempting to strengthen their case against a suspected voyew, police said 1'hursday they want to quE!'lition 1iis acquaintances for more clues. Authorities plan to interview (Jiends of Paul Russel, a 38-year- old transient who ~edly video- taped youno girls, ages s to 1-4, and women without thetr knowl- edge. Police said there ue unidentified people on some of the 22 videotapes that investiga- tors seized who appear to know the suspect. ·we are going to take some snapshots to see U people recog- nize those on the tape," Lt. Ron Smitli said. ·we don't know if these a.re new tapes or were tak- en five. years ago.• About 15 women have been A bOut 15 women have been interviewed by Costa Mesa poµce, but none have positively identified themselves on tape. • interviewed by Costa Mesa police, but none have positively identified themselves on the tapes. Russel wu arrested March 28 on several misdemeanor char- ges, including possession of child pornography and possession of an illegal knUe. Arraignment is scheduled June 2. If convicted, he faces up to 2 1/2 years in jail. Authorlties found videotapes in Russel's storage facility that show young girls and women undressing in homes and public bathrooms. Some of the charges again.st Russer could be upgrad- ed to felonies if the victims are identified. Also found in bis poaession were more than 200 computer aoppy diSks, IOllle of which con- tain child pornography. Police stj.11 are searching for Russel's .1973 Dodge Pour Star motor home, which may contain additional evidence. The Califor- nia license plate is 395HTO . Russel is a convicted sex offender who didn't re~ter with police after he was convi~ of molesting a 5-year-dld girl in Huntington Beach in 1995. Peter Buffa is off today. !fips off ered ~to safeguard· children ~National Safety Foundation member urges parents t.o guard their children against child molesters. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH Responding to the sexual assault Of an 11-year-old girl at Lincoln elementary School, a National Safety Foundation member said Thursday that parents can take several steps to safeguard their <:hlldren against sexual abuse and child abductions. : #There are 4 million known Child molesters in the U.S.,• said tl>undation member Raymond f!.icd of Newport Beach. •Most of them will molest 30 to 60 kids before they get anested. One in three girls and one in seven boys Will be molested before they are ta.• The National Safety Founda- tion, which is based in Hunting- ton Beach, provides educational programs for schools and parents about ways to safegua{d their children. It uses drama and humor to edu~te parents and children about the difficult situa- tions they may face, Ried said. #Often parents don't want to deal with this and they'd rather put their head in the sand because it is so difficult to deal with,• he said. #But the founda- tion presents it in a way that can keep their attention and make the points that need to be made.• One of the most important steps families must take is to establish an emergency plan in case a child is confronted by a HAPPY MoTH E R's B AYSIDE C UANERS B AYSIDE P HARMACY B RUCE AI..AN s~N CA.Ro~ Ku'IN FINE J EWEi.RY ]Av.A Cm J uST A 1:r:sRAnoNS P .A.CIPIC C oASr F I.ORA.I. P AVIUONS P IACB THE PHOTO ~ SAPOIU RxsroRANTB S HADES oP REo U NION B ANK stranger, Ried said. ·u someone approaches them, they need to know that they . should yell, 'Nol' at the top of their lungs,• he said. •111en they should go and tell a trusted adult as quickly as possible.• Because abductions and sexu- al abuse often are intertwined, Ried said it is helpful if parents establish a secref password with their children. •niat way if someone tells the kids, 'Your parents asked me to · pick you up,' the child would ask the person for the password,• Rie- d said. Parents also should avoid placiiig their children's names in large letters on their backpacks, books and other possessions because {>Otential mdlesters often feel it's an open door if they are able to use the child's • first name. Ried is a family medicine physician at Hoag Hospital who works with the National Safety Foundation. #1 have an interest in this both profossionally and personally as 1 am a father of two children,• he said. •There are things families can do that could help protect their children in dangerous situa- tions. The Department of Justice has determined that molestation and abductions are two of the most preventable crimes.• For more information, call the National Safety Foundation at 260-9080. Carpet JOHN BLOE SER CARPET ONE -292~ S. Btlstol-st-C'.osta Mm MJ~ lip~ WW ... ,.. (~ mik south of South Cout Plan) Su 10 Spta ww Tt wpar -751-2324 tALic tVZW .. DAY 760-0550 760-0111 760-0521 760-3094 -- 760-6886 644-5528 640-2379 ·760-0975 759-8056 644-4220 , 719-9360 760-1081 Full Service Calerll19 Costa Mesa 642·, 142 . . . . . . . S1M.P L E P LEASURES ,. HIDD-E ~~TREASURES .,. MARC MARTIN I DAl.Y PILOT Piililic-sllf~ty expo planned fo~ Saturday By Greg Risllng. Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Residents shouldn't be ala.rmed Saturday U they come across a structure fire or dramatic rescue from a five-' story tower. · The events are being staged as part of a Public Safety Emergency Services Expo from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Fire Sta- tion, 2300 Placentia Ave. Admis- sion iS free. Several of the city's depart· ments are hosting the event, expected to attract more ,than 3,000 people. The cit}t last held the expo in 1992. •we'd like to educate the public as to the kind of services we pro- vide to the community,"• Bar· bare Marcosa, a Fire Department spokeswoman. •They will get to see city employees in action." Firefighters and police officers will.demonstrate bow they rescue victims from cars, rappel down a burning building and maneuver .vehicles around obstacles. Public-safety employees who spend long hours-of repeated train- ing to hone their skills will show off ·their talents for the public. ' Also included on the day's schedule is a helicopter water drop and demopstrations by police dogs and the county's bomb--disposal robot. In addition, infonnatidh booths ·will be set up with~ literature on- such topics as disaster prepared- ness and how to use . the 911 emergency system. #People can come out and learn more about what we have to offer," said Battalion Chief Christopher Riley of the Costa Mesa Fire Department. #But they will be aple to catch a lot of action." Free parking will be available at Estancia High School. For more irifonnation, call 754- 5091. PICTURE YOURSELF WITHOUT GLASSES •• • Fourth-and fifth-graders from Vineyard Christian School in Costa Mesa try to get selected to he lp magician Kevin Barnes with his performance during the 1998 Children·~ Drinking Water Festival on Thursday at Hidden Valley Park In Irvine. .. EXCIMER LASER TREATMENT OF MYOPIA' Peruvian archaeologist to give slide show A Peruvian archaeologist will present a slide show an d lecture on the Incan dviJJ.zation from the Andes of South America at 7 p.m. today in Suite 218 at The Hub, 230 E. 17th St. Ruben Orellana, a traditional shaman-healer from Cusco, Peru, will talk a bout the ·alchem y of the Andes· and the teachings, wisdom and philosophies of the <;.1ncient lncan civilization. He has spent 20 years work - in9 with the healing 1echniques of the Andes as taugh t to him by ~ the Qechuan Indian masters, · · using sound, chant. touch, herbs, essences, stones and "spirit interactwn." Orelldnd was head archaeolo- gist for the rums of the lncan em- pire> at Machu P1cchu, where he cl1scov'NPd 44 additional ruin -.1te!>. He will be dvaiJable for heal- ing SP!>s1ons with Sharon Cor- saro, a natural healer based in Ora new County, on Saturday and Sunrloy at The Hub. For reserva- tions or morP information. call t800) 453-8339. 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Home show raises $20,000 for high school. • Hundreds of visitors tum out for tours of posh Dover Shores houses. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Hun- dreds of people toured several posh Dover Shores houses Thursday during a home-deco- rating show that ra1sed an estJ- mated $20,000 for Newport Har- bor High School. Organizers said they hope the show, presented by the Newport Harbor Educational Foundation, will become an annual event. "People in this area are very interested m home decorations dnd there are some very wonder- ful homes in Newport Beach,· Sdid foundation spokeswoman Lisa George of Newport Beach. "People redlly enjoy seeing dif- ferent kmds of interior decora- tion and gdrden arrangements.· An estimated 600 tJckets that cost $30 each were sold for tours of five homes on Hampshire Court and Galaxy Dnve. After all the expenses dnd other dona- bons were calculated, the event rdised about $20,000, officials said. The homes on display were meticulously prepared for the show. Each room of every house was manned by a PTA volunteer "People in this area are very interested in home decorations and there are some very wonderful homes in Newport Beach." -USA GEORGE • -200 in ·an -many from New- port Harbor High and others from its feeder schools. Newport Elementary School parent Ca.role Cooley said chart· table foundations at different schools often .he\p each other's fund-raising eVents. ·we always want help for our foundation at Newport Elemen- tary, so we get out and help oth- er foundations with their fund- raisers, • she said. · Cooley stood in the upstairs hallway of a home decorated with tum-of-Ute-century furni- ture and memorabilia reminis- cent of the Victorian era. One of the children's bed- rooms was decorated with • 1 Love Lucy• memorabilia, includ- ing a black-and-wrote photo of the famous •vegameatavitamin" commercial spoof. 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David Diaz and Kevin· Sabo, who work in. the home acces- sories department at 'Banana Republic, attended the . home show to •gain inspiration• for home decorations and to display some of Banana Republic's new home-product line. ·we have a catalog coming out and we want peopl~ to see Sunday Brunch some of the items in our line," Sabo said. The organizers of the show, Dana ·Anderson and Mary Fal- lon, said they were very happy with the level of participation and the number of parents who a~nded. •we're very pleased,• Ander- son sajd. ·This helps people see the great work that foundations do.• Jo&A U1 For Mother's Day For a_...ldom and DlndJou c:.11 723-0621 251 Shi ard Wa •New Beach .CRYSTAL CAVE • Metaphyslcal Books • OrlglnaJ Jewelry Gifts. 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Create A Family Heirloom Begin with a •starter Bracelet" and a.dd a slide for each family member, birthdays, anniversaries and all her important occasions. We engrave a name or date on the back at no charge. l 4K add-on slides start at $150. CHARLES H. BARR 949-642-3310 RAUSCH CONTINUED FROM 1 was right on. It seems 11.ke he was VfllY leMlbeedad throughout tbe wboletbmg.· Hemy, a moth«=r of three grown children and grandmother of a former Newport Harbor High student. so.id rather than pointing fingers solely at Rausch for speeding, at least some of the blame must rest on the shoulders of the students' parents. •1 raiseP tti.ree kids and I know it was a different era, but boy, did I know where my kids were,• Hen- ry said. "How do you not lqww that your kid is going out drinking? I guess they didn't want to know.• Newport Beach resident and mother Jane Smiley, who also had no direct connection to the injured youths, offered similar sentimentsr saying the parents and every one of the 10 students should share the blame . •u one child had been i>un· .imed, they all should have been FAST FRIENDLY S"ERVICE WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH 1 800 760-9267 AllflOlll LAllOWTAlllCh -$90 00 each~ ex S1 f/J 00 round trip IANM410i $150.00 ~h ~ex S2f/J 00 round trip .. WAn&«o.c.i $50.00 each W/1'/ M09ILrt S75 00 Joor hcu m1n1mun plus 20% .... ..,.. ... '*' s100 oo ror ttYee hou's Grz1tU1ty incluOed $30 00 each add1tlorel hout .......... $250 00 l"or ttlrtt hou's Gn1tu1ty n:ludt.d. $50.00 each adchtJONI holK ~ 1Y, VCR, CD player, mocnoof, an ~er ror ~ bostrw?SS tr~lers wt.o t.elr.e lap(ops ~ )QJ go Tocalty ~pottble for FMmoch!OG, etc . .. ""'° ",._., ·n11dt . . .·/ punished,· she ia.ld. "They piled LICENSE into that C4T without seat belts. They were on guilty.• But while Henry, Smiley and CONTINUED FROM 1 other local residents sympathized with Rausch and hoped he would sion or revocation is maridated by not be sent to Jail. others said after I law, the motor vehicle depart- the sentencing that Justice wasn't I ment In RaUICb'• cue cbole to served. 1 take the license away on •a dis· •I guess a lot of us expected it, cretional action.• but it's still bard to swallow,• said Rausch can appeal the revoc:a· Diane Carrey of Newport Be4cb. tion but a panel of department "In the back of my mind, I knew ottid.ai. will decide it and when he wouldn't go to jail. But J don't 1 he ever gets it back. feel .good about how it all came i A panel will constder Rausch's out. I driving record -which includes Carrey, who has three young at least one traffic ticket issued c\illdren still years away from I just days before the fatal accident attending Newport Harbor High, I and an earlier citation for posses· said she fears the message the sion of marijuana in p. car -and ju~ge's #very light" s~ntence • 1 . other factors in deciding whether ought send-to youngsters like hers. to reissue his license, officials "We try and teach them from a i said very young age a healthy respect i Department spokesman Evan for cars and the road," she said. 1 Nossoff said in such cases, there is ·we try as parents to drive home l no required time Rausch must . the point that driving a car is a l • ' . wait before requ~g a rem- statement bearing. •He can pretty much dolt any· time,• he said. • Rausch's attorney, Jennifer Keller, on Thursday declined to comment on her client's drtver't license status. Bu.t IA court last week, she said Rausch was never formally notified about bis license ~g revoked and didn't hear about it until March, when Keller spotted it in a probation depart· ment sentencing report. U requested, suc)l a reinstate- ment hearing likely would take place at the local traffic safety office in Irvine, ·which typically handles such cases from Newport Beach, Nossoff said. Judge Everett r:>ickey left the door open for Rausch to drive again Wednesday, when he sen· tenced the teen to three years for· mal probation and 250 hours of community service. privilege, not a right. Then some· ! thing like this comes along, and l it's kind of hard to explain why Lt's i the way it is.• l I ! Drug-test policies of tWo cities differ lems reported since then: Although the county Hwnan Relations Council Called the tnddent a •hate crime,• police have not determined tf the tight was rad.ally moti\'atad. In addition to the ~rt Beach police, some COit8 Mesa officers also were cm hand Thursday aftemoaa. •we were asked bY the NeW· port Beech to bl!l1P out,. N.td Sgt. Clay Eppersoa Of tbe Co.ta Mesa Police Department. • l't'1 moie. QJSt~ U we ~ vent an incident of violence thall haV& to investigate it.• i --~~~~~~~--- i By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot ! _;,_ __ ....;;;._ __ ......; __ ......;. ______ ___ i 1 Costa Mesa and Newport I Beach have taken different approaches to testing city employees for drug use. In Costa Mesa, police and "safety-sensitive• positions are given initial drug tests. But the te- mainder of the city's 573 employ- ees are tested only if officials be· lieve there is reasonable suspicion. •A supervisor has to observe some sort of impairment to justify cause,· said Steven Hayman, Cos· ta Mesa's public services director. ln his 10 years of servi~ at the city, Hayman said he can remem- ber only one case where an employee was dismissed for using drugs. Not testing new emp\ofees hasn't been detrimental (o city operations, b.e said. •I think the current policy is working,• Hayman said. •we don't hire people that had a pre· vious drug problem.~ Newport Beach requires a physical and drug test of most new hires, but public-safety offi. cers are exempt. City Manager-Kevin Mwpby said Newport Beach complies with federal laws that mandate random Select an "assisted living residence" that has: • Qualified, Experienced Caregivers • Clean Well-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervision • Quality Assurance tests of employees who operate heavy machinery, but said the pro· gram should be expanded. "The question is should we revisit our policy?• he said. "It will take some time to draft a new proposal." Newport Beach officials are taking another }ook at the city's drug-testing policy following the arrest of building inspector Michael Allan Lamard. Th~ 17· year city employee was arrested last week for allegedly possessing 7 grams of methamphetamine while driving a city-owned vehi· d e. . A federal law passed in 1995 requires employees who drive trucks and fork.lifts, for example, to submit to random drug tests. An employee whose test comes up positive can be retested at his or her request. U they fail a test twice, the city has the option to tenninate their contract. Drug testing can be expensive. Newport Beach, which has 670 employees, spends about $15,000 to $20,000 a year on drug testing, Mwphysaid. MURDER IN BALB0A! Come solve the mystery • Jou are invited to a !iJ1tery dinD r party. >.s a condition of bis ~d· ed sentence, Dickey ordered Rausch not to drive without a valid Callfomia driver's license. But if Rausch is able to rein· state bis license, he ooulct drive again without violating the tenm ol bis proba.tiOn and dsJdnq Jail time for the maximum sentence of one year. Rausch's future behind the wheel was important to Vickie Bridgman, whose 18-year-old son, Donny, was the only teen killed in the accident. •Please don't let him drive,• Bridgman tearfully pleaded to Dickey dwmg Tuesday's sentenc- ing hearing. "Don't let him drive for as long as possible. Please take his ij.c~nse for three years. the longest probation period allowed. That would mean a lot to me and my family, to know that b.e was off the road.· But Dickey, noting that Rauscl'I INSPECTOR CONTINUED FROM 1 understand that the city has employees who are all human beings. Human beings have frail- ties and make mistakes.· EL TORO CONTINUED FROM 1 possible airport at El Toro. But Edwards said because the board already voted to prepare detailed blueprints only on plans B and C, Wtlson's action appears to be nothing more than a polib- cal ploy. The county's preferred plans call for a mid-sized intema· tional airport at El Toro and short flights out of John Wayne. Wilson denied his motivation for putting the issue on the board's agenda was political. "It's still sitting out there, so if there is a sentiment that this option should be set aside, then let's do it offidaDy, • Wtlson said. "For me. it's a clarification and fur. ther definition as to what options the Board of Supervisors should or should not be considering.• Newport Beach City Attorney Bob Burnham said the city always FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1998 was not Wlder the in1luence ol either drugs or alcohol wbeD he aasbed, said the coUrt dk:I not have the authority to suspend an alreedy-revoked llceme. He left the decision of whether Rauilch Will be alloWecl t.o drive again up to the It.ate Department of Motor Vehicles, Noaoff said Rausch ge~ bii • license back won't be as easy as asking for ltf ~wever. Rausch, 19, who was acquitted of two cl)Mges of reckleta drlv1ng · but was convicted on a mi.Ide· meanor charge of vehicular manslaughter with ordinary neg· ligence, will have to prove he bas cQa.nged his ~ys before .regain· ing bis driving privileges_ •He will be evaluated by dri· ver's safety (department), and they will make that determina· tion,• Nossoff said. Murphy said the city bas aJready been recruiting building inspectors because the City Coun- cil had previously approved addi- tional staffing in that departmenl •we were in the process of fill. ing another vacancy, so fortunate- ly we will have people to fill this position, but it's· unfortunate for Mr. Lamard,• he said. has been against closing John Wayne to conunercial use, so it's not likely there would be local support for plan D anyway. •Although the city has not tak- en a formal position on which plan they will endorse, my sense is the council would support alter- native C as the preferred plan and would have no problem with any action to delete alternative D as an option the board could choose in the future,· he said. Edwards and Burnham said they don't believe plan D has to be included in the environmentaJ impact report to fulfill the abliga· tion of studying the "worst-case scenario.· "ln our opinion , the county needs to analyze the impacts of serving the full-forecast demand, but that doesn't mean they have to include in the [environmental . impact report) a project that the board could consider,• l3urnbam said. ·All they have to do is put the information in there .• , . .. . "' ,. -EYE-OPENER Estancia boys volleyball locked in a fo -,,u.way playoff for third terr a nee .phillips If nothing else, it can get you in the mood • This annual rite of Opeajng Day on the boatihg scene ... yes! I t was a fine ddy, indeed. The sound of bag pipes, the clinking of ice falling into a glass, the Golden West College band perform.mg the theme from •Jurassic Park,· the boats, the people and, of course, we can't forget the cannon. Last Sunday, Newport Harbor Yacht Club celebrated its 62nd Opening Day, a day that required lots of SPF 30. I was impressed with Dick Elliott and his 60-foot Stephens Marine motor sailer. Jamboree, • her aluminum hull and impeccable bright work tells you th.at she has been cared for by a loving owner. Tilis is no ordinary boat. This is a vessel that personifies style and elegance. Style is the gossamer on which the seed of truth floats through the wind. I picture her floating through the off~shore wind of a South Pacific Island and I enviously deposit such-a dream in my memory. As I listened to Elliott talk to a young Newport satlor that had previously crewed Jamboree. I could tell that this boat and her owner have done much for the Newport Sailing community. Side tied to Jamboree was Mehetabel, a Swan 65. When you go down below, you get the feeling you should be wearing a tuxedo. I thought lo mysell, this boat must just sit tied to a dock and is never used, as everything was in meticulous condition. Even the food on the table had been arranged by a designer chef and the deviled eggs were Fabrege'. Best party award goes to the William B, as her water lme dropped eight inches below normal due to all the animals of partydom on board. 600 pounds of ice, the Coronas, Bacardi, the 1800 ... you get the picture. Tilis Saturday, the rest of the blue blazers will be out in force as the Bahia Corinthian, South Shore, Balboa, Lido and other yacht clubs will cram their cannon barrel with black powder and give the salute to summer. The newly acquired Shark Isl.and YC will host a Sunday Brunch-on-the-Bay in honor of ma.rlne Ma.m811 day. Roses, Baron of Beel carving station, Alaskan salmon, champagne, prawns, fresh bakery goodies, mUlic and meniment will ftJl the entrance to Balboa bland. Give this club a try. Por reservation.I, ca.ll 760--0221. Cl U you Un a bSp ICbool nicknamed the Sailon, chancet are you better be able to live up to the moniket. 1be Newport Harbor High ~ team deftnitely 4eftn8I the word Milon. ti~.~"OWfi.iCe.l liiYWdl are ~· national hJgb, tcb0o1 · tail1no • c:banJJ19 and are cunently back In New London, Conn. at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy defending ow naJMl'lke ber1tege. &iAn BJIMU, Scio« Hogan, 'Doy 'D'eicca.r, Orey Do\.lghert,f. KMly 1bompiJoii, O'ylle Byen, AJilon Hill ,.00 Tyler HUHU w1D ~for the Mallort Team nGpby µi PJ• ud ,lOI, wbJle Junie McConnlck ~ run tn th ...... La.er clau for th Cressy s.llOr Award. • see BOATING PAGE I r-r another ackBayc • Newport Harbor rallies for a five-game win, but both teams show they are ready to make The verdict polished off an unbeaten regular-season (17-0, 10-0 in league) for the Sailors, who are all but assured of entering the CIP Southern Section Division I playoffs as the top seed. ter n-avls Nelson (broktn finger) rallied . emphatically in the second game to even . the match. The next Uuee games were as competi- tive as Back Bay volleyball aficionados a run at respective CIF crowns. By Barry Faulkner; Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Uke the swan- song celebration surrounding "Seinfeld,• the annual Sea View League showdowns between Back Bay boys volleyball rivals Corona del Mar High and Newport Harbor may not have many episodes left. But, if, as expected, Cd.M eventually departs the Sea View for the Pacific Coast League, Thursday night's 6-15, 15-4, 11-15, 15-12, 15-11 Newport road victory ~hould earn a spot in the already jam-packeld time capsule that contains the best matches in the hit series' 25-year run. said 12th-year Newport coach Dan Glenn, who has guided the Sailors for almost half of their volleyball existence. "The more I see matches like tha~ the less the talk about moving .Corona del Mar out of the our league makes sense to me. People who ~ we shouldn't be in the same league, just don't know anything about volleyball.• These two teams know plenty on the subject, and are similarly well-versed on the intangibles that were as plain to see as the sweat dripping from their cl8shing-col- ored blue and white jerseys by the time this 158-minute marathon had been decided. The victory also allowed the Ta.rs to win the three-match season series, which began with a best-tw~f-tbree triumph by the Sea Kings in the ,final of the Orange County Championships, CdM (9-6, 6-4), however, should waste little time lamenting Thursday's outcome, as it enters the CIP Division m playoffs with ample firepower to make a run at the section crown that averted it in last year's title showdown with Santa Ynez. •1 told the kids if we keep playing with the kind of effort we showed tonight,• Conti said, ·we're going to have a good opportunity to play for a CIF title.• have come to expect. . "I don't know if there was a turning point • Glenn said. •But our outside hitters (seni~r Scott Archbold and junior Matt Jameson) really caught fire." Jameson pounded a match-high 29 kills. while Archbold added 24 for the winners. senior Greg Burden (a team-high 2l kills for the hosts) earned praise from both coaches. Harbor's Scott Dore (11 kills), Rick Robinson (10) and Zach Wells (eight) all benefited from a strong setting perfor- mance by junior Ty namblie. CdM sophomore Kevin Hansen also spark.led, allowing Dennis Alshuler and Greg Stampley (15 kills each), Greg Coort (14), Mike Jackson (six) and Kent Tumei (six) to take turns swinging away. •That was a great high school match," ·This was a typical barn burner, or whatever word you want to use,• Cd.M Coach Steve Conti said. •1 thought we played with all the heart we had, and that's what it's all about. But someone had to lose and (Harbor) capitalized.• CdM, ranked No. 4 in Orange County, seized the ever-swaying momentum with an impressive first-game win, but top- ranked Harbor, playing without senior set-.... DON LEACH I DAILY I'll.OT Newport Harbor Hlgh's Amber Steen race. to the finish line for victory ln the Sea View League 1,600-meter flnah. 0 0 N w R Morse, Blair, Steen win individual titles. IRVINE -With a Oair for the dramatic come- back:, Newport Harbor High freshman Amber Steen pulled another fast one and won the girls 1,600 meters Thursday night at the Sea View League Thack: ilnd Field Finals at Irvine High. Steen, who hm a big ldclnmd typically cornes from behind. popped out of nowhere in the race's final 50 meters to captu.Je the title in 5:09.0, the first of three Newport-Mesa District girls to win an individual league championship. Corona del Mar sophomore sensation Liz Morse, a state finalist last year in the 800, won that event in 2:15.97, while freshman teammate Jenny Cummins was a surprising second in 2:19.63. •lWo girls ttn.der 2:20, that's pretty impressive," said CdM Coach BW Sumner, whose senior captain, Jennifer Blair, wol) the 3,200 (11:06) in a close race to finish ahead of runner-up Alicia McFall of NeWJ)ort Harbor (11:07). In the 1,600, McFall and El Toro'1 Becky Milke (5:10.2) tied for the lead after one lap, then Woodbrldge's Mary Moore joined the front of the class in the second lap. By ~e third lap, McFall had built a 10-meter lead over Miske, but Miske and Santa Margarita'• Lori Mann (5:10.5) cau9t:it McFall with 100 meters left in the race and went on to qualify for the CIP Southern Section preU.minaries next week along with Steen, Whose monstrous kick prOvided one of the best finis.bet in the meet. Other area qua.l1fien included New- port Harbor sophomore April Roa in the long jump (16 feet. 111/1 inche.), high jump (S-2) and trtpJe jump (35-10S/•), fin. ishing second in all three event.. 1 Newport Harbor Coach Bric 1Weit'1 400 relay of Jennine Siebert, Katie Kent. Amanda Kant and Leah Zaby qual1fted third (50.3), while Zaby advanced to the CIP Olvtaion ll pr&- Ums in the 100, in whlch she placed second (12.82) behind DMNB -Bltandi High'• boys VoDeyball ~yen itrode Into UD1vel'llty'I gym with rhelr.lleev• rolled up mMllng.anm mark· ered With scrawl.I that A!led. "CIP bound..• • Wti:lle It may have been Wi1tten on their bJceps aild 1b0ulden, it clearly wan't writ· ten in tlW lta::rit u Ullfnrllty OOUDCed the Eagles, 12·15, 15-10, 15-.5, 1!-13, to Mt up • foggy J>layotf pktu.te. • CdM'1 Liz Mone (left) and freshman Jenny C11mmln1. Woodbridge'• Meryl Stone (12.20) .. In addition to qualltying in the 800, Morse completed a rare double by also ma.king it in the 200, ta.king third in 26.19. Zaby was fourtb.(26.59). The top three in each event advanced to CIP. CdM'• Kim DeMJlle qua.Wied No. 3 in the shot put (33-41/2 ). On Steen's win, 'IWelt said: •she just let herself get too far back. but she bad enough left at the end. She's not going to be able to do that in the weeks to come.• • In the 800, Morie aui.led to the win, but Cummins ran a personal record to quality second. •Nobody went out fast. so Llz plcked it up and J~went with her," Swnner said. •This ii only Jenny'• third wi of rubning the 800, so she'• in the same pottern u Uz lu year.• -by Richard Dunn 1 f • /. r v r, N r) ; · . Qarke, Jensen, Loo, Dennerline . all claim titles at Sea VieW Finals • Newport's Clarke, Loo lead Tars. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot lRVINE -Eddie Clarke of Newport Harbor High wasn't about to let another opportunity slip away. Entering last year's Sea View League boys track and field finals, Clarke was unbeaten in the discus, but finished a disappoinµng third, then was never able to compete in the CIP Southern Section Division 0 preliminar- ies because of a time mixup. Tum the clock back to today! Clarke, who earlier in the week reached personal bests in weightllfti.ng, continued to pump his mus- cles, winning the discus Thursday night in the league finals with a throw of 157 feet, 9 inches at lrvln.e High, one of four Newport- Mesa District boys to capture Sea View titles. Newport Harbor junior Steve Jensen won the 800 meters, Corona del Mar senior Matt Dennerline crossed the'tape first in the 3,200. and Sailor senior Chuck Loo was first in the biple jump (43-21/•) with his best ~k of the year, while Newport teammate Dan Gerlach was second (41-23/4). Clarke, whose PR in the discus is 169-0, also qualified for next week's CIF Division II prelims in the shot put, finishing third (46-1). "When you're at your best in lifting~ou should also be at your best in throwing,• said Clarke, who recorded 400 pounds in the squat and 310 in the clean and jerk this week. both PRs. ~rm just really glad I was able to accom- plish one of the goals I'd set (to win the dis- cus)," Clarke added. ln a must-see 3,200 finish, Dennerline caught leader Curt Herberts (Newport Har- bor) after six laps, then Denneriine opened up a two-meter lead by the end of the sev~ -enth lap. . • Dennerline lengthened his lead to 10 meters, then El Toro's Danny Lee (9:44) poured it on down the stretch to pass Her- berts (9:45) and capture second place. Den- nerline won in 9:41. In a unique brother-brother finish, Jensen led the whole way before winning the 800 in 1:58.9, while bis senior brother, Ryan, was second in 1:59.6, tying bis PR. Both Jen.sen.a, along witlr'D"evor Jones and Nick Popov, finished second in the 1,600 relay (3:26.2) and quallf:led for CIR Steve Jensen ran anchor. In the girls 1,600 relay, CdM qual- ified third. Sant.a Margarita won the girls team title, while Newport was second, Other boy qualifiers included Herberts in the 1,600 (4:23.4), who was second behind Lee, and Loo in the 110 high hurdles (15.24) and 300 intermediate hu.rclles (39.38). Loo was 1 second in both hurdle events behind Irvine's Al Will1aml. Jones also quallfted in the 300 intermedtates (39.52), wblle Gerladl placed second 1n the long jump (21-01/1) to edvance. CdM'1 Mike "Pinn in the ~00 (third tn: 50.~). Kevin Haya In the high jump (tec- ond at 6·0) and Zack Za.n1ll1 in the 200 meters (third in 22.87) allo qualified for CIP. ,, CdMtops tars, 18-0 NEWPORT BEACH -The Corona del Mar High boys tennis team capped a perfect Sea Vlew league campaign Thursday by topping host Newport Harbor, 18·0. The Victory improved Orange County's top-ranked team to 17- 1, 10-0 ln league, heading into the postseason. Singles standouts Hunter Jack and Curtis Ellmore, as well as the doubles tandem or Parker Collins and Landon Everson, did not lose a game in three sets to help the Sea Kings earn their fourth league crown in nm Mang's six- year coaching tenure. 'Newport, which played its fin.al match under Charlie Bleilc- er, retiring after 28 years, finished 1-17, 0-10. ' SIA VllW UAGUI CORONA oa MM 18, NEWPORT 0 Singles: Morton (CdM) def. Rlnek, 6-3, def. MacMaster, 6-0, def. Oskool, 6-0; Jack (CdM) won, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0; Ellmore (CdM) won, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0. Doubles: Collins-Everson (CdM) def. H~eh-Singef, 6-0, def. Snyd'er-J. Tajima, 6-0. def. D. Tajlma-Towersby, 6-0; O)opf'•Shukla (CdM) won, 6-1, 6-3 , 6-0; Myer~-Kulmatitki (CdM) won, 6--0, 6-2, 6-2. . high schoOI baseball 1Wo-jack inning ·not enough for Sea Kings, 7-6 • El Toro' steals the game in the bottom of the seventh inning. LAKE FOREST -Corona del Mar High's baseball team succumbed to El Toro as ~e Chargers turned a hit batsman into the game-winning run in the bottom or the seventh inning en route to a 7-6 Sea View League win Thursday. El Toro (15-7, 8-4 in league) found itself down after the sixth as the Sea Kings (8-12, 2-10) erupted for a pair of clutch home runs. ~,tilt t r-1 ,•ff 11 11 1 \ '1 1 I 1 1 1 ------ l I Tort, 1 1 • / ,., .; (_"""'" rf, I M.11 • 1.1 1 J HJ J tH.11 ·.d.•y .,, l)f4 El Toro 7, OnM .. Mir 6 loct.ay" 'J·"'""" ( l 1•,1 I I CdM at N9wport twf:aor : Santa Margarita at El Toro : ~VVoodbl idge. Windrow, 7 , L---------------------~ Uni ... r • t • • • • I • f: ''·"". ' • , J llJ lhur•.d,.,, ,iort• l.agtnl BMCh 10, ........ 2 Alrio Niguel 20, UnMnlty 7 (5) Tori. 1y ·. 'J·"""~ t ! 1•,1 Estmm at Un1vets1ty ca.ta Miia at Laguna Bead'I Aliso Niguel at Laguna Hills 1 L---------------------~ BOATING CONTINUED FROM 8 Our homegrown nus won the Padflc: Coast Chanipionship Regatta and Olympic Trtall 2000, hosted by the San Francisco YC April 18-19. The Pacific Coast Championship team also included 'Irevor DiMarco. Only four teams are selected from the left coast to compete in the Nationals. Newport, rated No. 1 in the country, joins Point Loma and Torrey Pines of San Diego and Marin Academy. which is in the Bay Area. In a country of approximately 300 million people, it is sigpfficant to realize that we are lENNIS Braverman ousted Princeton-bound Ryan Achterberg launched a grand slam. Then CdM put another runner on base when senior Tun Thurman popped a two-out blast for another pair of runs. The Chargers' game-winning run came in on a close play at the plate, but the runner was able to just get under catcher Mark Hatfield's tag. ARTISTS SLAM EAGLES, 10-2 MIDLOTHIAN, Va. -Newport Beach resident Brandis Braver- man lost in the Round of 16 Thursday at lhe $25,000 USTA Clay Court Challenger, as sev- enth-seeded YA VIEW LIAGUE El TOM> 7, COROMA ou. MM 6 Corona del Mar 000 006 O • 6 8 1 El Toro 002 031 1 -7 9 2 Lewis, Thurman (5), Harper (6) and Hatfield; Hughes, Pierce (6), Freeman (6) and Lightner. W • Freeman; L • Harper, 1·2. 28 • Lucas (ET), Jardine (ET), Mitchell (ET). HR • Achterberg (CdM), Thur- man (CdM), Bonilla (ET), Lightner (ET). LAGUNA BEACH Estancia High's baseball team watched as Laguna Beach pounded five home runs, including a grand slam, to rout the visiting Eagles, 10-2. The Eagles, now 3-16 overall and 2-10 in ·Pacific Coast League play, commit- ted four errors. MOfK COAST UAGUE lAGuNA ~ 10, EstANaA 2 Estancia 200 000 O -2 4 4 Lag. Beach 015 202 x · 10 10 1 Burtiaga, Mozansky (6) and Zenus; McKlbben, Johnson (6) and Johnson, Mulvaney (6). W -McKibben; L • Burciaga, Q..4. 28 -Grant (LB). 38 -Skinner (LB). HR -Amador (LB) 2, Musacco (LB), Grant (LB), Whitney (LB). Kristina Tuska of Sweeden prevailed, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3, in a 2'h- hour match at Brandermill Coun- try Club. Braverman, 18, stands to move up significantly in the world rankings after advancin~ out of the qualifying round mto the main draw. YOUTH BJ\SEBALL ~ustangs upset Uni, 6-2 • Tigers' Cooper fans 13 •Huge first inning leads . td Costa Mesa victory over Trojans; Estancia suffers 6-0 loss to Aliso Niguel in PCL contest. ' IRVINE -Kirn Daniels' heads- up base running broke open the fl~gates l!ls Costa Mesa High's softball squad scored five times ln tDe first game to stage a 6-2 upset o~er host University in Pacific Coast League action Thursday. Daniels led off the game with a double. She was on third base ~th a runner on first and one out when PCL Athlete or the Year JUlie Collett drilled a line drive right back at Uni's pitcher. The . pitcher recovered and made the force at first on Collett, but Daniels crossed the plate on the play. Christy Errico would add a two-run double and Brooke Shanley knocked a single to score two more for the Mustangs (5-14, 2-5 in league). Pitcher Kristin Chisholm was strong with a near-flawless defense playing behind her, Coach Jim Weeks said. The Trojans fall to 4-3 in PCL competition. MOAC COAST LEAGUE CosTA MuA 6, UNMRSnY 2 -costa Mew -~ ()()() 1 -6 13 University 001 010 0 -2 8 2 Chisholm and Christiansen; Waldman, Watkins (2), Waldman m and Scarbor- ough. W -Chisholm, S-12; L -Waldman. 2B • Daniels (CM), Errico (CM). Eagles frustrated ALISO VIEJO -Carrie Fricker blasted a double for Estancia High's softball squad, but lhe Eagles (4-8, 2-5 in league) could not string their six hits together as host Aliso Niguel handed them a 6-0 loss in Pacific Coast League play. Freshman pitcher Joanna Danner fanned four Wolverines, but Aliso (8-11, 6-1) managed. to get 13 hits dropping Danner to 4- 7 on the season. MOAC COAST LEAGUE Auso NtGull~ EstAMJA 0 Estanc:ia 000 000 0 • O 6 O Aliso Niguel 006 000 x -6 13 O Danner and C&thola; Heath and Sheikh. W -Heath. 6-7; l ·Danner. 4-7. 28 -Krueger « (FJ • COSTA MESA -Tiger ace Daniel Cooper pitched his squad to a 5- 4 victory over the White Sox to move into first place in the Costa Mesa American Little League. Cooper (5-0) tossed a complete game while fanning 13, including two key strikeouts to squelch a six-inning White Sox rally. MlcliaeJ Mclean led the defending champion Tigers with three hits and two runs , while Jett Thompson, Danny Whitaker and Cooper chipped in with key knocks. The Tigers, 10-4. have won eight of their last 10 games. • In Costa Mesa National Uttle League play, the Dodgers edged the Astros, 2-1, to give the Dodgers the title of the first half of the season in the Majors Division. Adam Jorgenson pitched a complete game and also added an RBI triple and stole home for the game-winning score. NEWPORT BEACH UTfLE LEAGUE MA.JOB DlVISION- • Mariners 7, Braves 0 T.J. Bernardy threw a seven-inning shutout as Tyler Dowen, Dom Rublno and Barrett Sprowl paced the offensive attack. The Braves were led by Marcus Hottman and Jordle Salenger. the pinnacle in youth sailing programs Much of the aedit should go to the coach, Eric Knopf, and California In~tional Sailing Association President, nm Hogan U you see one of these champions on the street or on the water, give them l!I conw.-atulatory high five. Ob, : you 11 recognize them as the • ~ backside of their pants are • always wet. t -----------------------' • ~~·boating ~ tolumn appears ~ Friday. He can be reached at 642-7791. SCHEDULE TODAY • 1n.dc Md fletd High school boys and girls -Pacific Coast League Finals at Irvine High, 4 p.m. ........ High school -Corona del Mar at El Toro, 3:15; Irvine at Newport Harbof, 3:15 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Laguna Hills, 3: 15 p.m.; Laguna Beach at Esunc1a, 3:15p.m. • Softball High school -Newport Harbor at El Toro, 3:15 p.m. • SwtmmJng High school boys and girls -Sea View League Finals at El Toro, 1 p.m.; Pac:lfit Coast League Finals at University, 1 p.m. ln f)aJboa Vocanl Qoournnl 2 Lru. 5'XJJ sq. fl 5uildin3. Con&rucled in l~. oold • As Is." All Qeslaurant Equipmenl elc. ... A Creal ~uy! $749,000 p uJ L : .. ~ 11 J hUDAY. MAY 8, 1198 P.UIUC llOt1Cll MUC NOT1Cll PUIUC I011Cll' PUii.iC MTICll PUIUC llOTICU MUC IOTICI .... iiU3Uni lfteerDftle 60.. MUC IOTICI PU&IC llOTICI t<tln• Drl~. Senta All• l~~iiifi=: .......,.._ ___ ....-._._I ,_. ycK1 *'1ltd doing UCI., (CA}, 9'9 W. ai.p. Hllahtt CA t2707 1-'!~-----lfl ,....,, .......... , bullflileil yeittY.., 4-13-tl rnAf'I Av•.. Orange, ~ ...aa1111 .....,.... Pie••• llf1ln111 Thr1 bu11n .. a 11 con-.......... 8ulln1• ..... ........... 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PUILIC NOTICI din& ooln i.an., HNport IMoft, CA t2MO CA e TNMll 427 ~ CA tieot Thia 9tat..,,.,,t WU ~ CA t2teO Thi• bu1lnet• le con-Deilt Piiot Apt. 24, ~ 1• Thie bu1ln111 11 oon-• Viet I"'. _.._ ,,.c, ~ TNllM Of ,........ ....... with llMI,..~ ~ of Thi• bUllf)eH II con-dUc:IN by: an lndM®al •• ''· 1"8 f 015 ductAld by! an lndMdull Tl\ltlllt'. .... iiiliili 9 ......,. ,~am Nw•t.t....,.t ~.,,.,...",on ...,,..N duot.cf by:M lnc:IMdulf HaV9 ~ _. doing Hev• you lta(t41d dOlng Nollli'ldOI·...., 1anenca f'tcwv .. aute J. The fo10w1nO pereon•.,. t .... 7144410 Hew Vf>U ttMM ~ ~ Y9l' Ho PUIUC NOTICI butlntt• yet? No ~ Numblr: (918) CIM91.....a 421 1Mn1, CA l2eOe ~ C1U11ne18 11· Dalty PtlOt MIV 1, I, 11, ~·Y9"1 Y•.1164 ...,,.. Oei"80h ttw.n D0"*911C> • -Th(a bueln111 It co,,. CC 6 COMPANY DE· 22, 199i F0o40 Roll I.. CaM Thia ......,,.,. wu 11141d Plotltlous ~ Thie lltllment wa1 ru.d : 1118, OM>Me, ":;.,. ducted by:, Tu EumpC IK)NS,·~IOI BayMI•• T•· PUBLIC "OTICI .~!! ,~!.-~ Mlt Iii.cf with tlMI Couney Ci.ttt ol ,...,.. ltlltel'Mftt with the County C11tll ol 1_ 1v rCMAndllklri race. Corona del Mar, CA ,. ..... , ,,. .__ .. , a.rte Of Ofanat ~ on s-os.ee Thi followlng l*IOM ar• Orange County on "'za.t8 .---..--... ... lllli1--. ___ _ ~. I:~ dOlnG ~ a. Skoro 17801 Flotttloue • ..,,.., r.:r.. 8=0°" H5-N ~Hi11~1t0t9 h " ~1f::~u: car A .. 011 ... P;:-:•9~~~~ PUBLIC NOTICI · u·•--a. •1mW ...... C llYadef T •Cot .,..,.. ltat.-.nt •wpor tac .... 01t1 pair Ii Auto 1838 ., •Y • • • -_.,,.,. Thi.. . .... TIWWI fli.cf MI Mar.~=· ONI TM fol!Owlng '*'°"' .,. Newport Bn oh-Co•t• M ... Dally Piiot Maye. 15, Plac1nJla Av•-.. nit 8, 22, '"' F<>27 NOTD °" ,....,.,.. CHAI MA wfth1 ~ ~ Of COUf11'iy F~. 2822 CrHI· doing bl.ltlMH u : Min Dally Piiot M~ 9• 16• 22• 21• '"' f054 Cotta Me ... CA 92821 ' PUBLIC NOTICI ~ ~ ~ · ..,~ .... 1 Or ,.. _ _,on 4+91 vi.w ~ Beach CA Duyl n·Mol UV. lntem.i • 2t, 1098 l'059 PUBLIC NOTICE Anthony M. Johnton. 322ti---------ange 1ffM7H1tO 12883 ' Co .. 9251 Weatmlnaltr PUBLIC NOTICI Nebr11ka Ptaqe, OG11a Plotltlout aualnHt tt;".1,...1CIN = CAii • Atl11S7 • Dally Plfot AfJf t1 24 M Thi• bu1ln•11 It 00,,. AYfl., Ste. 207• WHlrnln-PlotHloua •uetM11 M ... 1 CA 82&211 N•IM lt•t•rnent ........ T ..... A To ........ blnefl- 1·8 1991 • • ·,e: ducted by: co-pannM• ·~~~h~~ ~J: Tran .. 21 flotJUou• • ....,.... NaM• ltatement dT~~ bbyu~ln•r• .. 1 :: 10,,. The following person• ar• ~ mi 1"f'..:"liil olaMe, oredttOft, con-• • H.v• you slatted doing wood • w N•me ltat...._t . The followtng '*'°"' .,. · an n .. " ua dQlng busllleH u : • JW1 .. 1m vou a...,. oredltof9, end PUBLIC NOTICE :;:.1~•~Jt':113Y••· over to :~f!, CA92~•· HI· d:•:rn'.~=tontate ~ot~~=·:~ut b b~~j~.~0".11~~~-1:~ fi!:: ~1~':v~4s:!~~ ~":frr:: ~w~=-~ FlotltJow au.an... C112°s. Skoro Manh iiiu Nguyen, 15336 D'~TONI DIVERSIFIED Tlanco 2t85 Mendoz~Dr) Anlho~ ~. Johnton · Ca. 92660 • IOU> : , .. P\aJC the will or Htate Of Name ltatelMftt Thil staterMnt wu nted :o':60 Ave., Lawndale, CA ENTEAPAISESt DOE, 1111 I D, c011a Meu. CA 121126' J'h' ~ a•cm•nt w~1• :••~ Katherin• M. Slnuek, UL.I. • YOU ,_, M both, of: KAMBLE d:• f=~~IOM are O'r~~~~~n ~tt,g' Thi• bu~ln111 11 con: ~:.~~621~578Ccnta Jo~r?.1'~~C:5M~:Z 0r'.ng.'eo!,'t;~ ._~r4.g~ ~4e!~~~~1~~9~Jeo New· ~THI~= sWO~I CHAI AKA SM~KE N BLUES. 1822 IA 1ff8&755429 :~~p by. 8 general. par1 Nlcholu J. D'Anlonl, 178 CA 92628 ' 1ff88705487 This bu1tnt11 It con· 1NO 1111M16r YOU VDU ~~A~ l!I KAMIL! Newport Blvd., Cotta DaUy Pilot AQr. 17, 24, May Have you ttar1ed doing BrandVwvn• Terr., Col1 Thia bu1tneu 11 con· Dally PUot Apr. 17, 24, May ducted by: an lndlYtdual IHaULD c:oN1M:T i uw-A PETm ON hea Meta, CA 9:2827 1, 8, 1998. F998 butlnna yet? Ytt. 3123198 Mt1a:cA 9262M578 duct41d by: anhidMdual 1, 8, 1998 F004 Have you ttatted doing VIR. Nalcele~tfvln bMn filed by CONRAD Donald 8. cou1 .. n. 282 Michael Vlnh Tran Thi• bu1ln111 It con-Have you •lafted doing butlneH ytl? No ..... a NdllMlll.. LllW IUKER I .... _ s rt Ju mine St., Laguna PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• itatemenl wa• filed ducted by: an lndMduat bu1lne11 yet? No PUBLIC NOTICE Kath41rlne M. Slnuek Clllpcnlolt • ....., Of Cou._ rt nf t ..... c.t1fo9rr!' Beach, CA 92&51 'th th Cou ty Ct k 1 Have you 1larted dolnQ Thanh T. L• Thi• 1lat1menl waa filed ._........,or......_ o o .. -. Gregory s. Schnabel, 8562 flotltlou••us1ne11 O~ang• 'cO\lflfy on 4~1•9g bl.ltlne11 yel? Ytt, Feb. f. Thia 1tatement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE' With tne County Clerk of tullldtNllle....,..to .. County of O!•~· Huton Cr. Hunllnglon Neme lt•••ment 1"88754182 1998 with !ht County Clerk of The aMual return ol the Orange County on 4·27-98 .,._, d 'ftUll......., ~ THE PETITION ,... Beach, CA 92648 The fonowtng 1*9on1 are Nlchola1 J. D'Antonl Orang. Co~nly on 5-05-98 Paclllc Ufe Foundation Is 19986758747 ..._..,..,.... ... "-gueste t.Nt CONRAD This builnt11 11 con-dolna butlntH a1: Dally Pilot May f. 8, l5, Thia 1tatemen1 wa1 lll•d 19988757191 available, al the addres1 Dally Pllol May 1, 8, 15, ,..,_,.....,..and_,. BAKER b• 9PPolnted • ducted by: a general patt· C0'4CAETE CRUISER 22. 1998 F042 with lh• County Clei'k of Newport Buch-Coate noted below, !or ln1pecllon 22 1998 F041 •Joint,..... ~ SMf'IOM ,..,,. .. nt.eUw ner1hlp SKATEBOARD COMPANV, PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County•on 4-14·98 . during normal bu1lne11 ' W1llO In& • too41ma d to edmlnl1t•r tM ntat• Hive you 11art1d doing 277 Roch11ter St., Costa 19988700491 MHa Dally Piiot May 8• 15• hours, by any clllzen who PUBLIC NOTICE OlllcW"-'ltll'l .. d'llce of tM d•ced•nt. butlne11 yet? Y11, April t, Mesa, CA 92827 flctltloua aualneu Dally Piiot Apr. 17 24 May 22, 2t, 1998 F053 so tequeai. within 180 d .. CDunly ...... ., d A HEARING on the ':~dB CoulNn i:t!:teroSt Ftc:~~1·~,7: Name ltatHMnt t, 8, 1998 • .F003 PUBLIC NOTICE :r no~~:rof~~b~~=~/:~uit~t F~~~:':t:.~~~~· =~ = rJ:ti~ w,ti~:: ~.:; M-.c .. OrtgOl'y s. Schnabel CA 92627 " • d:~ fg=~ '!!~n• .,, PUBLIC NOTICE FlotlUout aualneH Pacific Ufe Foundation: The fonowlng persons are d Dlfalll and ~ to P.n'. In o..,t. 703 •MOllAL MM Thi• ttallment WU flied Ctvlltlne M. Farwell, 2n ANS INTERNATIONAL Nam• ltatem.nt 700 Newpor1 Center Drive, doing buslneSI u : ... thlNUndlr. wll ... on loo•ted 9t 341 TM City with the County Cl.,k of Rochetttr St .. Costa M11a, 9550 WttMr Ave 125<) Flc tltloue 8ualnH1 Th• following peraone are Newpon Beach, Callfomla B.C. Landscape Design, .,_ •2:00Nll: M .. Drlv• Orange CA c.n«Chaf*eJY ;.~ Orange County on 4-28-98 CA 92627 a Fountain Valle CA•92708 • NalM ltat•ment doing butlnen 11. 92680-6397 20:20 Monrovia Ave., Cotta iNDrlh hrlt-*-tD tN 12888 Ill i .....,_,_7 19918758849 Thi• bu1.1n111 le con-Applied N~treceutlcal The following perton• tt• Meonl•'• Pizza Co., 2340 The principal manager Is Me11, CA. 92827 Countr ~ 'J'QO IF YOU OBJECT TO Dally Pilot May I , 8, 15, ducted by. husband and Technologlea, (CA). 9550 doing bualntll at: Newport Blvd .. Cotta Robert G. Hat~ell. Prell· Brett Clement. 2020 Mon-~ C.... DIM ....... th• grandno of = 3500~Pacltlc~.-; 22 1998 F024 Wife Warner Ave 1250. Foun· 'SDS Design, 8183 A Lat· Mna CA 92827 dent, Telephone. 949·840· rovta Aw.. Cotta Meaa, a.a Al-. CA, • pullllc ,...tldo _.__.. _,,, • • Have you 1tar1td doing " ~t son Ave. Garden Grove A • 3022 CA. 92627 mdiDn to .,_ hW-* '*-,... n, VOU .. ~ aTOO - PUBLICNOTICE bl.ltlnettyet?Ves,3-15-98 talnValley,CA9:27Ull CA92a«' · ' nthony Rocco, 21218 Publlehed Newport This bu1lne11 Is con-dlrfarc:Mtl(PllVlil*at .. 9PP••r et the heanno 1•===-====~ Sl1Yen G FatWell Thi• butlne11 1• con-Scott s·-8183 A I -· Colboll, Min ion Viejo, CA Beach·Co11a Mesa Dally ducted by: an Individual time al .... "' ~::':I end •tat• your objeo-Ir ---------• T 1 · ducted by· a corporallon ... cer, ..... 92691-6687 · d flt rftt flotltloue a uai...1t h • 1ta1emen1 was flied Have YoU •tatted doing ion Ave .. Gatden Grove, Thia buslntH 11 con-Pllol May 8. 1998. Have you 11arted doing d ~ Unl9ld _, one or • . w •n Nam• Jtet•ment wllh the County Clerk of bualnesa yel? No CA 92844 duct41d by: an Individual F046 bu1lnn1 yet? VII, 213198 """' tlllt and .,_... con-objections with the The lollowlng Pl'IOl\I tt• Orang• County on 4·14·98 Appll1d Nutraceullcal Thlt btl1ln1H It con· Ha~ you star1ed doing Brett Clement W)llld to and now ..... aw. OOU'1 b.tore the Mar· Mo~* Chapel doing t>uilnn• u : 19988756484 TechnologlH, Arturo Elias ducted by: an Individual butlntH yet? No PUBLIC NOTICE This .i.t•ement waa filed W'ldlr 111111DMdal1Nlt" In Ing. Yo~r epp1erenc• Cremation IMPRESS ILLUSTAA-Dally PllotAfjf.17,24,May PrHldent 'Have you 1tart1d doing AnthonyRocco wllh th• County Cieri< of O..IRl*tY......,lntald may b•1nperaonor by TIONS, 419 Fleming Aw .. 1, 1, 1999 FOOO Thlt atattment wa• filed bu1IM11.y1t? Yt1, 3/15/98 Thi• statement waa filed flctltlou• 8ualnH• Orange County on 4•24-98 Coullly .... ._ dliCdbM vour attorney. 110 ~y . Placentia, CA 92870 wllh the County Clerk of Scott Stacw with the County Clerk of N•m• Stat•ment t 9988758880 M! M moM Mly dWUINd IF YOU ARE . A COata Mesa ~ Armando L Tongko, 419 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 5-05-98 Thia 1tatement w11 filed Or111C1,e County on s.os.98 The following per1on1 are Dally PUot May 1, 8, 15, 11'1 tN 1b1we manllol• CREDITOR or • oontln-M&-9i90 Fleming Ave .. Plauntla, CA 1 1 .. 9887•7808 wllh lh• County Clerk of ,9988707582 doing bualnH• u : 22. 1998 FOOS .,._, d 'nUll. • llodMlc> gent creditor of th• ........ llllll••••• 92870 flotlt ou• •uelneH .. ., Orang• County on 5-05·98 STEADV MOVIE SCREEN· Ian ,.......... o.c..... .. ,. o.anne c. Cani..o 419 N•me ltat•m.,,t Newport B11ch·Co11a 18988757088 Newport Buch·Co1t1 ING co., 1696 Monrovia. PUBLIC NOTICE t• • Docullleflt No. M--rr.:================~ Fleming Ave .. Placenila, CA The following p8fson1 are Men Dally Pilot May 8, 15, Newport Buch.Costa Me11 Dally Piiot May 8, 15, Co111 Meta, CA 92627 ~ The ..._. o 92870 doing buelMN 11: 22, 29, 1998 F058 M•H Dally Piiot Ma 8 15 22. 29. 1998 F060 Gabriel Orllfln. 1698 Mon-.... Of odw common Thl1 busln111 11 con-" & D Medical Dl19no1· PUBLJC NOTICE 22 29 1998 Y ios7 PUBLIC NOTICE rovla. Cotta MHa, CA ._......, f .ny. d tN duct41d by: 1 general plr1· Ilea. 135 Knott Ave., Ana· • • 9:2627 ,.. ~ dWUINd ntrthlp helm, CA 92807 PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bu1ln11s Is con· • abcwie la IUP,Oftlld to be: Have you ilarted doing David E. Beem. 8351 Ham· flctltloue 8ualnHI Flctltloua BualntH ducted by: an lndlvfdual A 3'7 CdlDli lb9llll ....... butlnHI yel? No lllon Dr .. Tujunga. CA Nam• ltatement flotltlou• 8ualnHa Nam• Statement Have you 11a11ed doing §DyJ ~CA .... ,N'ff/ICMl-Atmando L Ton ko 91042 The lollowtng per1on1 are N 1 Th• lollowlng perton1 are bu1lne11 yel? No -.to. 1"8 w........._. This l llllrMnl g wai filed Debra A Warwick 113 t doing bu1lne11 u : ame tat•m•nt doing buslne11 u : Gabriel R. Grllfln y 1\wtm "• I I 1a .,,, (abl.. Orange County on 5-05-98 Beach, CA 92660 ctpll, 18 Halt'{ Ave., L Clladel Bancorp 3822 Plaza, ewport Be1ch, CA wllh the County Clerk of ~ tN ...... ...._and odw tff88757589 J~~ b~~l~•::n~r~I ~~~ ~Pa':e c~:;s7 Orshanaky, Camput Dr .. Ste. 220, 9~18:. O'Donnell. 3 CMc ~u&~~~i4on 4•2t·98 I ::-'~If= Newport B11ch-Co1ta nerthlp · . 18 Halsey Ave .• L Niguel, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Plaza, Newport Beach, CA ~ YOU. ....,. al .. unplld ti.6-M ... Dally Pilot May 8, 15, Have you tlar1ed doln Cal 92877 Roger Lockhart. 3822 92680 Dally Piiot Apr. 24, May 1, SH CONTACT .,._ d tt11 ollrgllllon ... 22, 29, 1998 F052 busl~H yet? No g Alch11d Stuart Or1han1ky. C•mpus Dr., Ste. 220, Th~ bu1ln111 It con. 8, 15, 1998 F012 ~ . CUlld bV ttll PfOlllftv to be David E BMm 18 Halsey Ave., L Niguel, Newpon Beach, CA 92660 ducted by: an Individual ~~· NOO IOld and ,.......... .-. PUBLIC NOTICE Debra A. Warwick Cal 92871 Thia bu~lnt1t 11 con-Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE .M. eo· IMllld COiia. ..-w ..s l"\11 statement was flied Thi• butlnau 11 con· ducted by. an Individual bu1lne11 yet? No ii.~ · .tWllCN II .. ttn. d tN Flotltlou• Bualn.11 with the County Clerk of duct41d by: hulband and Have you 1tatt1d doing LHll• O'Donnell FlotlUou• 8ualne11 se. 00 1n1111 _.........., d .. N~ ltatenMnt Orange County on 4-1-98 wll1 buslneu yet? No Thia ttatement wat filed Name ltat•m•nt Of la • In~ Naloed .... laDH,1ttA The followlng persons 11e t998&7541S2 Have you 1lar1ed doing ~~er LOC1 khart fl'•" with the County Clerk ot Th• following peraons are ta AnJt O In addllorl to calh, .. doing bualneu 11: bl.ltlneH yel? No 1 118 •ment WH ,... Orange County on 4.Q6·98 doing bu1lnes1 u : 1. Reoom ' 1n11tm wll ICICIPt • c:uho STORK -exl'RESS, .,.701 Dally Piiot Apr, 17, 24, May OlanM-Maty GrthantkY wllh Jht County CltrfLol 199887+t4tff PSL PRODVCTION~ 268 .. a Cttlbr'A~ W•d!ldldl'Mn on a lillte Huntington St., #5, Hun-1, 8, 1998 FOOS This itatemenl Wat tl141d Orange County on 5-05-98 Newport Buch-Coale Eatt fetll Sf. #1 , C01ta ls duly iii*!~ or hllbm ..... a-ctwdc tlngton Baacn, CA 92648 PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ol 1998970708 1 MHa, CA 92827 ru*e s.:r.a· drmwn by a 11ate or fedanil Tanvnv LyM Rael, 1701 Orange County on 4·27-98 Newport Buch·Coeta MeN Dally Piiot May 8, 15• JHslca A. Rice, 268 Eut of rust e ad union Of • c:t'9Ck Huntington SL(: 15, Hun-Plotltlout •u•IM ll 199887159749 Mesa Dally Piiot May 8 15 2·2• 29, 1998 F064 16th Street #1, Cotta . v. . a . ...., by ..... or,..,.. ':aee,:::. :.:~01 Name ltat•m•nt Dally Piiot May 1, 8, 15, 22. 29, 1998 Fose PUBLIC NOTICE ~~1:· 'i,~=~8e2:s 11 con-"~ • ~~ ~:v:;! ~ "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets -& serviees-???? Call Toll Free l-888-54CASKET Serving Orange & Surrounding Cooties _ Huntington St, 15: Hun-d~ f::= =-son• 1" 22• 1998 F0:23 PUBLIC NOTICE FlcHUou• aualne11 dueled by: an lndMdual ~1 • of _Ofldll ~ ~ -* ...-.. In llngton Beach, CA 92648 SEAbUU. DESKTOP PUB-PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• lt•t•m•nt Have you sttttad doing ~ f • Stlle 8adl0ftl10Jal.,_Plnlndal ----------------..11 Thlt bu1ln111 It cor:i-LISHING, SIS SHgull flctltlou1 aualn•11 The followfng persona ate bu1lne11~et? No of n COdl ............ to do duct41d by: a general part· Lane #D202 Newport Flctltloue aualn•H N•m• ltat•ment doing bulineH u · .i.tslca Ice •the ....._ ........... In .. nMlhlp . Beach CA 9211i3 Nam• ltatenMnt The following pereon1 are Budget UPhOltle,Y l300-C Thi• 11a1em1nt was flled OI ewn1......,alW9wtCllh r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ha~ you ttar1ed doing Aaro~ Shepherd 815 The following pWtont 111 doing butlnu111: E Wll1hfre Ave' Santa with the County Cletk of as le~d,tN~~ bu11neta yet? No Seagull L.aM ID20i Ntw· doing bu1lne1111: STERLING PROPERTIES, Ma CA 92705 ., Orange Coumyon 4-14·98 at of 1 ....... tN--.0.d .. Tammy Rael port Beach CA 92683 OXFORD HOMES. 4500 1427 Regatta Ad., Laguna Rob.rt D Rodriguez 7250 1998870548& money 01. the 'ftUllM'a Dlld Unll ftnll Thia 1ta11ment wu flied Julie Shepherd 815 Campu1, Suite 411. New· B11ch, CA 926~1 Miiton ,;7 Whittler · CA Dally Pilot Apr. 17, 24, May 1'1eS of A.menCa. ......,. M111111Me to .. wllh tlMI County Clerk of Seagull L.aM, IDm. new· port Beach. CA 92660 Gina Mead, f42 Regatta 90602·1344 ' ' 1, 8, 1998 F001 Wllfl'll\lY tlCPf9IS Of ~ ot ••-• • Orange County on 4·~98 por1 beach, CA 92683 Black Slump Holdlng1, Rd.. Laguna 81 h, CA Thi• butlnus ls con· •to title.*· DC l.OI' il&llSdflllllt 8* .-w11 19989755' 14 Thia bu1lne11 11 con-Inc., (CA), 4500 Campua, 92651 duct41d by: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE =rimbrWloel, ,tllla a......, llUt..,.... ciov. Newport Buch-Cotta ducted by: husband and Sult• 411, Newport Beach, Thia .builnett Ii con-Have you •tarted doing 111~F ~it~ IWll °' ~ ......... Men Dally Piiot May 8 15 wife CA 92660 ducted by: an Individual butln•H yet? No flctltloue 8ualnH• I ~or ltftplld. NQJMtll'li .., :22 29 1999 foe6 Have you atartld doing This bu1lne11 It con· Have you ttatted doing Aober1 D. Rodriguez N•m• lt•t•m•n t ~ ==I •1 or ancum-• ' bu1lne11 yet? No duct41d by: a co'l)Oratlon bU1lne11 yet? Yt1, 5/1/98 Thia 1tatemen1 waa fifed The following p8fson1 are ty .Jnl lo · to fllltltlt/ °" ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Aaron Shepherd Have you 1tar1ed doing Gina Mead With the County Clerk ol doing bualMH at: · If ~ • ·~ cllMldl .. Wt.ftid ~.-ct Thi• 1tattl'Mn1 was flied busln111 yel? YH, Feb. f, Thia statement Wll filed Orang• County on 4-08·98 NETMINDEA SYSTEMS tlv detc:ritied In of Dtad. lldVll.-~ Flctftloue Bualneu wllh lht County Clerk ol 1998 with the County Clerk 01 19989754994 2973 Harbor Blvd .. 1422: nisl The total I the wW\ .,.,... • Name ltat•ment Orange County on 4·28-98 Blackttump Holdlng1, Inc.. Orange County on 5-05·98 Costa Mell, CA 92628 unoaid • !fl-._.., and tN ....-. The following peraon1 art 1ff88758898 Nell Brandom, Prelfdent 18988717583 Newport BHch-Coeta Allen Oerald Hall, 3244 In· lef8st • Wllh ~llllllncled°"""* doing bullnesa u· Dally Piiot May 1 8 15 Thlt •tatement wu filed Newport 8uch-Cotl.• Mna Dally Piiot May 8• 15• dllna Ave Costa MHa reasonablyi cost~ 9ICUl'ld ~ _, dlad wW\ Ocean Blue PoOl & Spa 22 1998 ' i:o28 with th• County Clerk 01 Me11 Dally Piiot May 8 15 22• 29• 11198 F065 CA 9282CI " · • •~of .....,........,. • ~ Service, 2141 Santa Ana . Orange County on 4·21·98 22. 29, 11198 F06; PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bu1lne11 11 con-lime~ In ..., NI*. -., ~ Ave .. Co1ta Matt. CA PUBLIC NOTICE 1ff897H192 ducted by: an Individual 371 rren d and IUP•Wd .. fttllal 92627 Dally Piiot Apr. 24, May 1, , CLASBIFll!D Flctltloua 8u1lnHa Have you ttarted doing ' . Of and altN fttlD 0.-.. by George Howard W11l1 Ill, Flotlllous 8u1lneH 8, 15, 1998 F014 1~ • th• resource you Nam• ltet•m•nt butlMll yet? YH, 8-1·97 · · to the i :-:.: =:ta: 2141 Santa Ana Ave.. Neme l tatement can count on to aell • The following ~reona 811 Allen G. Hall ~~ at..-_ ....._ Cotta M111, CA 92827 The following persona are TRADE myriad ol merch1n· dol builnes• u· This 11atemen1 waa filed Tn a ...,.,....... -· At1xandr1 Waale, 2141 doing t>ualneu u : dlH 1tem1, becauae EM°lAGENCY TRAINING with th• County Clerk of . . ,,.,: ~..!..~ea.po. MHa, CA 92827 TtVE, 8) B.l.S. AIR, 135 N. through Classlfled qualllled buyera to St, Unll 1165, Coale MIN, 1H88755490 Nl1lt ' no C1f11ow. YM & fldlMle, a GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure eve~ing is dean and repaired. Senta Ana Ave.. Cotta 1) RAYMOND'S AUTOM(). our columM comp•I NETWORK, 427 Ea11 17th Orang. • County on 4•14·98 ~ t1 a..:, "'rn'-= Thlt bu1ln111 II con· Lemon St, Orange, CA. a42.5•7a calll CA 92827 Dally Pilot APf. 17, 24, May wrantv. &..aw0:.,..llbsf1Ma Wal & 'd.ucted by~ huaband end .8286&--Y y ¥ 842•1'9?8 John ·McGf~Orf 20092 1, .,_1.991 -.f Iles) -6t ,.,..,.,, a &..-' U.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.11 • FRIDAY, MAY 8. 1998 DWPOIT ............... tl&CB 10ll BOUllSI COSU 1111& 2U4 IUl'ALS .-UIPLOYlllNT um.onmrr 11irtonli!n ~----••co 2111 wDTED 212• AIJIOVll(,"11ns s•30 5530 .._ ____ _ ~ llDOS , ar •••••"•• ~ 5530,.. !~t::\:nc,•.!...!•.! POa Din' • CAIMMI c ....... •IP•tlo Room wentH to rent w/ lllaCll&llDISB Mat1tet. •hd";,;i ca ............. 1 nMI' beech. c.lttedrel ecoeee IO ywd for A CAL Lto•• AHV Adtu•t111e l'lr• In .... 10 peopl9 f0t ·•noludlng HPer•t• ~1008Q,., o·ean o•ll•, fr119 Mo~n fMndfy dog.~ LOST a . to work PIT at • N.9. need• relleb.. ~'Cl CM ottte. 2•e.ctroom --ur\11 t~ S4000/MO S;F,!!:.,..,I 1l:·.~ cal CflrllMy 1424Ue 9Al"l'Wft 2125 ~pondence law lndMduale IO tW nJ T•lemarkellng no . Hua. den~ ..... iormei IALIOA Arnt ~4700 •• 1 .-vvRu ""l"'-· ,...... Mnd " poe. lmmedleMtv. HIH/oommrulon. lll'DQUIS IOlO dlnlnn and I U ••luff• L'tl PaU. •~ila Newly Reeume To: hid training. No ooid Hour1y ·morning hr'• '~=~:==~~ .. mu• 0 uum 2101 8MUt ~-vu. remod•l•d. n••r STOIAGI 2742 .......... Chooolat• ·~ UftlventtJ celllno/no HIH/no Call 722.01 ~· . room.ett~!~IOOO Approx ft:' 3bd o.c.c., no ,.... IT•I Lab very otd IMI•. D • • n 0 o m b • r o dtlvlno. OOOd com-~ ~ ... :.:...t.lal·• Al"'"t,... ~It.a 2.lbe. updeled, pool +l400 114-241-lllO ••a1D• 1oa1ox12 (Ti4) 111 .. .,,• :~~1 a.wN.:~JJ :~:!le:•~~~·~ ~n~:~~~::~ 9 rnaucu flp, garage, no pelt •. l2tOO Bkr .......... 12 IO' ttaDer LI ......... QARAOE 1121.MO ACCOUNTANT JllT edge of So. Cel a +, akllle, AP/AA/PAY· fllllllllil~ '2200fmo. yearly ....... VllJa 38t 1.ISlla, hoMe pk ..... + 148-1184 ot 145-9543 ProJect Cit Acclg l7hr W/bonUMS. Cell ROLL fOt busy office r~~~~~;;:=-~ ....... ·-~•120 * •J~21 * new carpet/paint, 110 •l•o e.ite.Oa71' PERSON•• e 4 Rf; Prtta. Min 20 ...... todll)' (949) 71M777 of 4 etore flower -·--gar, no pelt. 11750. • • • • • • • • • • ~ p/wk. Min I vr• ••P· MU MILLIONAll• chain. 11•$4CH5ee w. NIWPOAt ON COIONA lAaN 8kt. 72~1704 •Coeta ........... COM.MBaCW. lnc:IUde Comp •kllla. Looking for five o....-•tlefte AHl•tant ~"· OCmANPRONT ffumlehed aaw aba Jr-1bt • 1br, aleo 2br D'ltllt' Ne•r JW Airport enterpenurea who o.., ..... knoWl•dge of Pacific CoutJlne, Inc. DBL MU 2122 Waterfront condo, 1 ba, Qul•I gated ~ ESTATB Send Reaume W/Sal want to make aerloua repair/maintenance ... M .. 7U·10U SHOO/mo avaJI e/1 comfTI, pool, tennis, SCHOOLS• R8\10: Aooountlng/ money. Cati Now of equipment and •• H•r••r View Hiiie (948) Ml-3,4:1 euy aoceu to INSnUCTION 301.., O Boa9"7 t·SO<M81-332t bulldlnga. Orounda ;. 2 ._ Abaol t 1 N T freeway/b•ach/malls • N.B. CA 92858-0997 •OATS landecaplng, P/U & "' •ITEIY LOT/ 4Br. ~i;~Y ~~'=: ==~n~'!:~N~:; 7'4-811'-0078 · BUSINESS ACcounttn11_ RIOO•R Req'd for deliver euppll•'· CIYPT 1225 home on a huge lot patio, comm pool/)ac. •·s1oe Country WOOd• PIOPUTY 2767 * BART•ND * •TAFP Leading Boat Center Mu•t heve •uto & W/lpa, 3/c gerage 11250/mo HM191 LQ 1 I.oft Br. 1755. 2wk cla ... Job plac• ACCOUNTANT In So Cal. E.xp.pref'd 9oo4 D!'f"· Exp w/ ff r .... 2 adJac•nl 14%00./mo 1.eaae NOWI VAClt112 Canuon No Pet•. 180 2111 St. PRIMS LOCATIONll ment. Proleaalonal Newspaper publl•h--Medlcal/4°'1K. Apply RV• req d. 37.5hr• • iSlot•· Jlaolfto View Kolar a Co. 378-5578 lttand, Great 2Br {ea, &48-1184 or MS-9543 VACANT Reetaurant Bartender• School Ing and printing com· In pereon: 2200 W. wffk, Sll-l11.28hr • M•mormlal Jlark Pool, Tennis, Oated. Quite Nelghltorhood on 2·1.0TS In BALBOA our 28th year, aa affn pan~ neka Full Time Coast Hwy. N.B. benea. 557·129t EOE 4°" dlac. 144-2007 COSTA ~t!• 2124 2/C Gar, w/Storage. 2Bedroom. 1Beth 1749,9K Paul Langone on TV. 800·743·•41" 81•1 ~ccountant to Counter Help ~ 11,800/mo. 8mo to 1875.• depo•lt. Me.G78..a120 aaa at n month-end FT-Mall Bo••• l!to year. Corona det Mar No Peta 848-8823 cloalng, financial Salary Neg If exp•d i. LOTS L p ___., ... ... atatementa, general Notary 3419 Via Ud .... thla 4Bf uBa ro..,......... 87.rM-BUSINESS OPfJCE EMPLOYMENT accounting functions <Pen1n~u11> o. PLUllBKR.ORAIN CLl!ANl!R Exp'd olumbef for C.M. plumbing co. Top-Payl ReUable POI SAU! 1400 C.M. home w/lrg yard, uaWPORT Including bark and · iii~llllll••••I 2/c alt gar. Interior "'" FOi RENT 2769 account• reconcllla· Driver/Clerk at local SAN CL•M•NTS freaNy painted and APARTMENTS BUCH 2669 lion and apeclal marine hardware Benefltal 949-648-3299 15.000 GROSS Sq.FT. ~I~~:: l~~,·1•a ... m POD RENT l••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilOfflc• sr.•c• Avail. EMPLOYMENT project•. RequlrH BS itro·a1· Full-Tim•. Mon. 7,000 BUil.DiNO PAD. · mo a Ao,...• from •oh 2br Deak, ax, copier. degree In accounting r . • 714·873.03CSO 1140K Terry Toman ~o:c.1'1l'd!:.~ w~=il•••••••••I 2ba, encloaed gar, Ort Npl Bch loc. 5530 or nnance with one Exp'd recp't for buay "';;::::;;:::::;::;::;:;::;:=~ BEST PRJCCC! Metro~ 474-1ee9 T.A.W. Credit Re..,... catport, tndry hk-up 714-Me-9604 t•ar experience pr• law Orm. Bilingual M·F PM C k a ~ .. -·-11200.mo 718-2380 Small Offloe near erred, strong knowt· Comp akllla prel'd fll. oc tall erver $$PAID$$ bUT :nclds gardener, COJtONA Udo lale 430 32nd SI. edge of Excel, Lotua Ing 11 5ootmo.0R? nffded. F .. t paced, •anrlllluocnllru.- t= ·OP-STAR :i~.r·~ .. Pf'.Slb2'~.~ o'll• -·9 2822 Baet Looatlon In surte 200. $4715/mo Sl!CRl!T ..... Y./ 1·2·3 and MS Word. 721·7394 Wanda good people akllla, ........ ., .... 0 --is•• ..... .......... ..,. w Newport Beaoh ~ We offer an excellent 1yr exp req'd . Apply ...... ,, 1., 5'~• 1 .,., for detalla. Spacious 2Br/2Ba. Incl utlla 81'5-7800 Admlnlalratlve benefit package In· Fashion Deelgner betwffn 2-4pm M·F •••••t•lllilil1l3a, 2 llil FP, bright & 2Br 28• upper back Ocean View from--------AHlalant eluding 401k. EOE. !·,~~~.'natu;• P•~~ 333 Bayside Dr. NB Pll£0~ clean, great a..__ urd, unit of Cape Cod atyle Overalzed Balcony. CO...-eClAL To aaalst Senior Drugfree & Smokefrff xp , 875-5333 !!!!!!!!! ""'i' duplex fp 1 IM Veulted Ceilings, RUYUO&\ Manager In all ad· work environment. wk-enda, aal+comm. --------gar door opnr, near • • rg ng EQcutlve Amenlllea PROPERTY 2778 Send reaume with aal-Poas modellng Incl. PT Aaalstant Mgre Herbor/401. $1450/ area, lg balcony. Huge. Llvln~ Room iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mlnlstratlve matters. ary hlato1 lo: Ac· N.B. Britt 875-2174 2 daya per week for mo+ aec. 122-1730 bright & open. $1825/ Applicant should counting upervla"' •FT·Mallbo.. & GI" aelf storage In N.B. ~l~l~"-~!I mo yrly la•. 608-8-M9 11 7 9 0. Ca I Now. • 8p•o• for I•••• • have computer skllls P 0 B 60 C .,. • .. " Computer •xper help-= (949) 781M>931 In Faahlon Island. that Include Word · · OIC 15 • oata Basket Store. No exp. fut. 949-&44-2747 NEWPORT •·a ... kept ieoret Gorgeous office ·bldg. and Excel; atrong or· Meaa. CA 92828 or nee, room for adv, fun.,,-.,.-------COUNTRY HO . BUCH 2169 In Newport B••oh" 1025sq ft 12.25-ganlzatlon and com-fax lo (714) 831·7248. job for right pe,.onl Salea LEVEL All Brick Can't aeem tb Spacious 1 Bedroom S2.45sq ft. ocean munlcatlon skill•; Near OC Airport. Advertlelng Rep 40 Aacs w/ get to all thoN + Loft, New Gourmet vlewa, walk distance and the ability to Can't seem to 95S.9171 Community newapa· 8 Ai;rc Lake 2ar ••• Townhouae repair Job• Kitchen, Great Harbor COM plaza & theaters. handle mulllple Oen Ofc·P/T Typing & per group aeeka ca-3 r,,. BO 3 BA. 2/car garege. Near v1-. Exeo amenities. 7ec>-9150 JoAnna ta~ks. Position Is full get to all those Flllng. Senl0t Cllliena reer oriented lndl- ' Fo~ Dinin~ Fuhlon Island. 11400. around the houae? $1730. (949) 789-0931 -.... -.,-eo..-ut_lv;..;...•....,.8.;..u_lt_•_* time. Excellent ben· repalt jobs Welcome. Redhill/ vldual fOf outside r• Lv Rm W/ F/ Prudentlel CA Realty '-t the Fuhlon Island • New· flt k I d around the house? Baker C.M. 641·3330 tall territory. moll· Call 8 .J . 721-0132 ... • pac age nclu • • vated, Mlf ata11er with Gorgeous Kit w/aU port Center 1400/mo Ing 401k plan. Drug let the O•n•ral Offloe minimum 1 year ..print white cab's/~pl's Avail ii' Back Bay ClaHHled MISCELLANEOUS Lae. 780-9150 JoAnna screening/physical ClaHlflecl Answer phone, llllng, experience prelerred. ~ 3 Car G: 3/4br 2ba. lrg yard, Service required. Equal op-aome data entry, etc. Salary and commla-50iSO Out ail'..; approlC 2200.f, 11795 Dlrectorr RENTALS portunlty employer. Service M·W·F 1 pm-4:30pm •Ion. Excellent benefit w/15' overhang +ctep, 'I''" 840-7282 !••••••••• BUSINESS & Fu reaume (lnclud· Dlrectorr S9hr 714-241·7050 package Including $395 000 Bavrldee 2bd-2ba h I Ing aalary hlatory) to help you ftnd Host/ho•t•H mu11 b• 401 k. Phyalcal/Orug , A /C • C ·1 u n It • e p you find 1---------FINANCE (949) 642-7867 or dependable & friendly. screening requlr•d· i--------- (add1388 ams avail) 11850mo + utll. Call rellable help. RENTALS TO mall lo Tom John· reliable help. Apply within. Pleaae EOE. Fax reaume to: 573 76S-SS3S Avall 1'•1 721-4075 SHUB 2724 ---------aon, c/o Tlmea Com· 842·!5878 no phone calla. Janise Cro11 (714) Give ua a calll '=iiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiliiiii munlty News. 330 Zubl•• Chlok•n ees-1114 APPLIANCES 6011 ... ,_B_u_y-tt-.-s-.1-'1 '-tt.-F-lnd--lt.-1 ••rrlqe 28r 28• CLASSIFIED I~ ROOMS, $450/e ...... h BUSINESS W. Bay Street, Costa Buy 11. Sell It. Find It. Coop R•staurant Salea iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cl ••• I .. _.... upstairs, ale. FP, pool, 842·5878 -OPPORTUNITY Mesa, CA 92627. ClasaHl•d. 414 Old Newport Blvd. COM• GROW 2 Refrl .. erators •-apa, gated, Pet ok. Avt 1 _______ _. Inch utll & kit. turn/ WITH USI • 8/1.11850. 780-0378 unlurn. AVAILABLE 29041~========,__________ Expanding retail ad· S~~~:.O~~~,~~n.d. •• 2844 mvna 2e4tntvna 2844 ----------------· ·Summer visitor~ Summer vacaticmi ·summer 6<ihoolt: .Summer moving7 End summer stress. ~llM_~~~ ~~m.~ "Employee. " Whether yoo need• place for your rel.Uvce. a pi,ice for your lck:le or a place for youreelf. Short-tenn, unfumlehed or fumlelied leaeee •~ now available In the heart of lrvlnct'e Unlvert!llty Town Centdr.• Where &ummer le a blaet.I 6ERKELEY COURT: 769-1756 AMHERST COURT: 789-17 44 DARTMOUTH CT: 789-1773 • "Empleado." •"Arbeitnehrner. " "Employe." ~28lot ' f • ,' ' I e ( t ' J • ( I ' ,· : NOW 548-3320 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ----------------DEUVERY PDsoNsi vertlalng department,_,..,,..,..,.__,.----- CdM rm •vi 8/1 In lg ·--... 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POI· llkecate. 831·2111 feeaoraervlcea.Read * ~ """" 1 year print ad· and understand any H .... •:rH NU ~ vertlalng eicperlence. scrubber dishwasher Great Ooean Vlawlll contracts before you ~ L a~~ ~w·.~ Excellent communlca· 1225· 831·5007 CdM Shr Large 2bd 1lgn. Shop around for * :""""-=~ UKnNUP --, n:u. lion akllla. Ability to 3ba townhom•. dbl ratea. y6•ooo a UP/MO~ S8-Sl<hon:att. aet goal• and make1_F_U_R_N_l'PT-.,,,-l:-6_0_1_4 gar a g • S 9 5 Omo ...,..__;....______ ~..,. CKn!IUNG profeulonal preaenta· A UAUO 81»-277 ... 175 ext. 202 .... f·~· PT-M•m• 8-klng llthllltloefftlnclecl ~:"5.41...-.:~ -" ~~ Ilona In • fHt pac.d 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bualneaal 2hra/day -QUI nd 1• H.•.~•t bolu•lv• earns you 2k to 20k *Individual• for advancement In~ ~ ... -·~ • detail oriented en-2 matching cloth alpr· condo complex In per month. Hand• on pld I M ~ -·~ vlronment. aolas SSO for 1 or $75 H.B. PCH & Seapolnt tralnlng.24hr me11. 1· ra grow ng comp11ny. uat tcrvic:c oricmed Xlnt benent package, for both 714-673-7959 ••-714-..,...,,. .. ......, * _._world-w/--.t.. & ~ n.........:__ Including 401k. Orugt--------_...mo. ..,...,......, 80().299-5001 x81392 ... 'll"JJ • ._ ,.._,.,.... ~~~in acreenlng/phyalcal r• AnllQue Etagere. Euro- Ni room, pvt ba, kltch, --------hMlth concloua • muatl ~~ quired. EOE. pean 7'hiQh, 4.5'wlde Neat Bad( Bay 6 8aJ MONEY A (714>937·1998 A "--_:-ca=..· wana Reaumea via fax: Al· beveled g1a11. Ve<y la N/S,N/P. S45omo Y Y ~ .,..-,...,.. tenuon. Lynn Eaola unique {714) 548-9608 Inc: utJI. 722·9785 TO LOAN 2914 AAAAAAAAAA ~ 714-e5CM802 or mall: Desk Oak RoU Top Npt Ht• Lg bdrm coot ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Y ?.<"' Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y a mun. SS-SI 2 ao Tim ea Comm u nl I Y comp desk. 541n. Uke hOUM N/S N/O W/O Sam up to S1000 nan. M.. Cail Newa, 330 West Bay N-1 Coll $1990. Sell U75+dep+1/2 ulll E~tJm• someone------------------• "'~118 Street, Coata Meaa, 11100. 949-760-3875 good pkg '722·7020 ' a MIP refund. SCHOOLS t SCBOOlS i ~-----"" CA 92827 Dining Room Set aeour• Townhome ~7200 no ••p nee llSllOCTI09 3012 DISTIUCTIO• 3012 Saleeperaon reta11. PT Buffe1 china cloaet, tbl w/brlght9'm, lrg clall, N 0 M 0 RE BILLS Frl•n,dly, outgoing, w/2 leala & 6 chairs. pvt bath. Owner ... ka PAV Al.L DEBTS mollvd lndlv for Sal+ $1500obo.Call alt 5pm n/amk prof. Fem pref. CALL 1-800-367-8997 comm poa. 9711-1338 714-S4<>-4003 S4eO + 1 /2utl 548·8787 hm-9pm Mon to ~V s Sat & S 1oam-e ••m•tr•e• N.B. Mio• bdrm .. , grey· ihr H8 home Back· un pm dealgner PT peace lah drasr. 2 n.•tanda bay area. 4br 2.5ba, 2 work. Your home pick & armolre. orig S5k 1tv1ng room•. 1rg k1t. On the move? uptdet1ver. aurger • 1950 949-159-1114 yatd & storage. Prof'I muat. Britt 875-21'74 --------prerd. Dan 848-38H Sell your extra Pacific View MemOl'ill _,,.,......,._______ Queen waterbed W/ N. 'weetollH area household Starring p • ..t. • .., __ , T•L•MARK•TINQ pltfrm, 2 n-atand grey .. " tn •-wport Appl Setting nffd 5 formic a. Orig S3k Room own bath, Items Gilman Carver Be1Chh11part-time energetic people M·F $800 949-759-1114 kitchen prlv $450 open·ngs fO Sen!ice 3pm-9pm. No eale•. + 1/2 ulll 831·1921 _ _.lw.n ... C'""lams~s~lfl:_:e.z:,d_ Summer Schedule '98 olr.etor!. No up to $15hr. 723-78931------- NEWPORT 2689 BEACH ----------- •YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN• FAIRWAY APARTMBNTS AT BIO CANYON QATBO COMMUNITY BY FASHION ISL.AND BcaUllful treo-flned s11ec1S Md goth;ourso ' views. enjoy aircfrce llVlng In your ttvgc 1 . ~ or 3 BA opanmcn1 homel • '1Wo<:8r 88f"88C • ~mer hookups • Plreplacc (wood a Q<ISI •Air Oondllloolng • WCI bor In ;t end 3 BR • ~ tl)'SICIT\ • SI .650 10 S~.005 Wedaada11 May IS & ZO S-11:30 p.m. (ca!Uor later dates) N1111 Yoatl 7111 lrWt Mat Oot-IY Suntet Pub) 16655 Pactfk Coast Hwy., Sunset Beach (562) 592--4782 ..., ...... tllOCI looJ 1111tif:• p.&. Ille [ftl'J FrtdlJ 8-12 p.m. except July 3 O'Connor~ Ptlb (Ill Qd 'llbrtd Vllile) 7561 Center Ave. f.42, Huntington Bt.ath (714) 899-0018 Smatlll pnilted, IU .... 11 lmlltd.. ... Uin .-!J Approx. f:ff!r/ otber Sanday (call for dates) S..S p.m. Maldoon'i Pa6 (111 Pllhlon lllUnd) 202 Newport Center Dr., Newport~ (949) 64().4110 "'P9rience necessary PM Ho•tJHoet•H MERCHANDISE as tr1ining will be 18hr 3 to 5 ahlfta per MISC. 601 S provided. Candidates week good peopl•1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a..-_, .L..I-phone akllla a muat. must \IW r .. i-ind Apply In person .,._ Cltru•. Fruit. Avocado wilting to wort some twffn 2-4pm M·~. 333 TreH (frvlllng) $10/ea. week.ends. For those Bay•ld• °' NB 87S-6333 Ouffn Palma, Lrg 15 In................ pl II gallon $35/ea. CemenJ lWl'wnwu, ease Cl : •Servers W• ... •11• "ovnutn• "Sl 1 Olea . -John Garner SophlaUcated, exp'd, Birdbath•. s201ea wine knOW • pualon Jumlne, Olandata, & req'd fax,.. MS-7131 Pr Ive I S 1 /ea EMPLOYMENT t--------t SERVICES 5533 Sell your extra household Items In Classlfled ChancH are you wlU find what you Offd at the prlee you want to pay when you read Cl•ulf'led dally 142•H11 ··-· Pleue be aw.,. that the llallnga In thl• cat· egory may require you to call a 900 number In which there 11 a charge per minute. 909-674-9422 Wolff Tanning Beds Tan At Home Buy Direct and Savel Commercial/Home unlta from S '99.00 Low Monthly Pmla Fr•• Color Catalog Call 1.aoo-111.0158 Kltohen CSlbln•t• White, excellent condition. Make offer. • 63t·M07 .. ------1 CERAMIC TILES BATHTUB RE GLAZING BATHTUB Rl!QLAZINQ & Refurbishing, Pore•· laln, Abergl1, Sinka Shwrs Cntra 645-n23 BUSINESS OPPO~TUNITY 3487 987 .JSJ'wk+f A BOOMING 8USINISSI For serious peopte Want Hrloul ~h. Sr.wtlng thh month! C.11 for ,,.. 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L.XU8 '87 LX 480 114.9 Obo 648·2011 Champagne, full opt. '91 300£ only 5k ml (178560) Sunshade, mnrf, lthr 143,977 (2VCN99) 117,550 L•xua L•XU• OF Ml8SION Vl•JO Wl!STMINSTl!R SOUl1I •09 0 f"7J 0 51 •AKQ1015 The biddiD . NORnl Lsr SOOJ1I WIST 16 20 ~ J O ~ ,_ 5• ,_ ,_ ,_ Openiaa lead: Su ol o Accordioa lo a famous writer, 1bere is no 1ucb tblaa as a blind opeaiaa lead, only deaf openlna leaden. We1t'1 cbOioe on dill deal lends credence to that Chcory. The auction was routine. South gave full wdaht to cbo queen in pl.It· ner' 1 suit in electina to 10 on to ~· West &eel a low diamond, and the hand wu over. East won with the ace but, since there WU DO way to let to i .. th• Wett bud for a heart le'~ ... Nos*'•~~~ '* ':icr:'881ed frOm ICGriaa ala club -Sh ..... ......_W Bue dJd ooc cub die 1Ce of belltl JmmedJaacly, declarer would bat~ IClOl'ed ID O¥B11ict. ~ No one can fault Wea lot not~ ina a bait. However, w~ lhou1d have realiud &hat, with five-car~ IUpport for ~· auit tad l)O "°"' lible C1111J oa the side, be would nev- er be on lead aaain after the fir11 trick. UDdu such cimamacaaca, h would haw beera wbcr to ~ the U., of dimnondl oa the bllllo In !IP attemr to ace • aecood bite. at ~ ~would have worbd bt.audrui,: ly. Ono loot IC dwnmy would ha..- tieen mouah to coovince Wac ol tt.c oeceuity to awltcb to a heart. ~ awo tricb in that auit would hue sunk the coalr8Ct before s.b evca bad a cbaoce to pc aoUta. UarD ...... beaa' ~ ....,__ art Subecrtlle .. ., to tlM G1'il ~,..i.:r..= &.~~ GorH Brkla• 1.e::'6 P.O. llOl 4410.~D. • ~ 1-(888) 88-L•xua 1714) 992.eeoe MERCEDES •97 ac 400 •--,9-3-i"'"M_w_5_2_,5~1 -9130 Ml!RCEDSS 9130 MERCURY Black/black only 7k Lo ml, beau ca•h· mllea1 full option. mere, Immac ulate (053323) 145.977 (J83897) 121,950 LUU• L•xua OP MISSION Yl•JO Wl!STMINSTl!R 1-(888)·88-Ll!xus (714) 8e2.e9oe i-....,..,,.,..,5,,..,,,,•.,,.M""'w.,.,_.,3....,2,..,s"""1- conv•rt1b1e, only 34k ml (3t.ND823) S29,950 Ll!XUS O~ Wl!STMINST!R (714) a92.eeoe '98 1!320 Full option, new Lexua trade, mlntl (0113321 137,777 Laxua MISSION Yll!JO 1..a88-88·Ll!XUS Sell your unwanted Item• th• easy wayl To place your claHlfled ad call 84~l-IJ878. · '97 7401L4D Fully loaded, CD ct\anger. ASC (VDM03814) See To Appreciate Coate M••• Lrnooln-Meroury 714 M0-5830 Why play Hide 'N SHk wllh childcare? Call Cleaalfled todayl &42·5878. 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