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Home My WebLink About1998-06-12 - Orange Coast Pilot• ["""'* I SPORTS Costa Mesa athletes of the year \ Servlhg the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 . District's top pick wins high prais~ • Chico school officials feel ·fortunate having Robert Barbot as superintendent. which is why Newport-Mesa trustees reportedly want him in a similar post. room learning to campus safety to employee salary negotiations. In April. he spearheaded a $48.7 m111ion bond measure -which passed with more than 70% of the vote -that will pay for major upgrades at the district's two high 5Choo1s and the construction of a new high school. It was apparently obvious to Newport-Mesa officials, who selected Barbot as their top choice for a new superintendent out of a pool of more than 50 applicants. Board membeJS have not yet pub- licly named Barbot as their pre- ferred candidate, but Barbot will- ingly consented to an interview with The Daily Pilot on Thursday. +WHO: Robert Barbot +AGE: 52 + OCCUPATION: Superintendent of Chico Unified School District By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot CHICO -Robert Barbot says he'i not a good bragger, but those close to him will tell you he has plenty to boast about. •I believe it's more important not to take credit for something, but to have other people do well,• said Barbot, superintendent of the Online permits offered • State officials launch computer program in three Orange County cities. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA rvtESA -Costa Mesa is one of three Orange County., cities picked by state officials to launch a new program that pro- vides business owners with access to city permits and other documents on the Internet. State officials Thursday unveiled CalGold -which stands for Califomia Government On-Une to Desktops -a new World Wide Web service designed to streamline the often- confusing dty-pennit process. By accessing the Internet and typing http://www.calgold.ca.gov. business people all over tbe world can find out what permits are needed to open their doors in a particular city, and in some cases even download or print the permit applications right off the Internet. For example, a dry cleaner in New York who wants to move his business to Costa Mesa or open a new location in town can gain immediate access 'to the city's permitting process through the ~eb site, including the forms he will need to file before opening. City Manager Allan ROE!der said the new program demon- strates Costa Mesa's dedication to being business-friendly. ·we oan't operate 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and expect to serve a business com- munity that nm.s 24 hours a day, seven days a week,• Roeder said. •)n government, we sometimes fo~et that time ls money.• Diane Pritchett of the South C<>a$t Metro Alliance and Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce praised state and dtf offidals •for ma.Jang <romg bustiless ea§U!r. •we all appreciate it," she said, Costa Mesa, Anaheim and Huntington Beach were selected to launch the new state computer service, which was demonstrated lbunday for about SO local busi- neis leaden and ottldals at the • SEE ONLINE PAGE 1 Chico Unified School District and the No. 1 candidate for the same post at the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. • 1 would say my personal motto is, 'Help others to be successful.' I mean, what's life all about?" While head of the Chico school district for the past seven years, Barbot has been the leader of major changes here, from class- •or. Barbot has given so much not only to the district, but to the community as a whole,," said bis administrative secretary, Shelly Thornton. •it is obvious to every- one be comes in contact with that students are his first priority. • His office is in' the back comer of the district's administrative building, which is an old but refurbished elementary school. It • SEE BARBOT PAGE 7 + ~A;MILY: Wife, Janice; daughter. Kristine, 28; son. Robert Jr., 24. + EDUCATION: Holds bachelo(s degrees from Cal State Fullerton in math. sociology and psycholo- gy; master's degrees in school counseling and school manage- ment; a doctorate degree in edu- cation systems management; and two teaching credentials. S T /\ I< I ~ J (J /\ C L I\ I M T 0 K N 0 W L E D G E Fo'urth-grader Jennifer SUten stakes her claim and picks gold-painted rocks out of tile grass at Lincoln Elementary's MARC MAR™ I OAlV Pl.OT Gold Rush Days. Below left. Peter Berg takes ln the festtvt- Ues, designed to teach students about CaWomla history. Lincoln Elementary students relive Gold Rush era G,QLDEN OPRORTUNITY . By AJlson ._Daily Pilot Reliving the Gold Rush era, children at Uncoln Elemen- tary Sch.oOl were eager to strike lt rich Tliursday as they spent the day al early California pioneers. ' Wearing bandannas and hats, about 240 students transformed themselves into miners from the rnid-1800s and bunted for •gotd• on the school campus to experi- ence what they had learned in their early California history lessons. Eight combined fourth-and fifth-grade classes split up to look "tor gold, make pouch-es for their ore and to learn dances and play games from the Gold Rush era. The gold-hungry students raced across the grass to stake out claims with sticks and yam. They • SEE GOLD PAGE 1 Cowboy Kalvin Cook ropes bimaett a. couple of students at Gold Rush Days. Getting roped are Carly Wolomky, center. and Maggie Donnelly. +JOB HtSTORY: Teacher, couns- elor, dean. vice prtncipal and pnndpal at Mar- ina High School in Huntington Beach; assistant superintendent of education and business ser- vices at Ojai Un-Robert Barbot ified School Dis- bict; and superintendent of Car- penteria Unified School District. . Worker pleads guilty •Former bookkeeper at Hobie embezzled funds. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -A for- mer book.keeper for Hobie Sports Ltd. faces two years in state prison for embezz- ling about $ 7 o .. 0 0 0 from the store last year. Beverly Brewer Mucbo, 44, of Costa Mesa repor- tedly began skimming the money last sum- mer, when the daugh- ter of Hobie "We may never get our money back ... but at least the system worked. M -R.B. ALEXANDER • Sports co-owner Michael Mullen was diagnosed with cancer and was unable to spend as much time keeping an eye on the store as he had before. She was arrested in October, after Mullen's partner, R.8. Alexander, noticed inconsisten- cies in the company's books. After her arrest, police said Mucho admitted taking the mon- ey to make home mortgage pay- ments and cover other personal expenses. Mucbo, who bad worked for Hobie for six years, was sched- uled Monday to stand trial oo fe- lony grand theft charges but in· stead entered a guilty plea to Su- perior Court Judge James Turner . By pleading guilty. Mucho reduced her maximum state prison time from four yea.rs to two years, said Deputy District Attor- ney Kathleen Roberts. Mucbo is scheduled to be sen- tenced by Turner on Aug. 1', officials sa.id. Alexander said Thursday be is glad the legal system worked in his store's case. "We may never get our money back. and we may be forced out of business because of it. but at least the system worked,• Alexander said. •rt didn't fail us.• . .. W ith warm weather loom- ing, the time's ripe for an outdoor getaway. To plan a trek, head first to the library. Don't want to venture too far from home? Escape to Spanish missions, Indian reservations and gold mining ruins within a few hours' drive with help from •Back- roads of Sou them California.· Featuring tours that take in horse ranches, wineries, rugged canyons and shady streams, this local travel guide includes a map for each adven- ture, directions, and historical details and anecdotes. More than 100 slightly farther afield destinations are in •Great Outdoor Getaways to the South- west.• Find tips for wildlife watching, raptor viewing and canyon exploration in this trailblaz- er to dunes, oases and waterfalls in the deserts of Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and south- eastern Cali- fornia. 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In this SO-state guide for thrill-seekers, look for contact information for rock climbing, horseback riding, rafting, snor- keling, lpehmking and other adventures in the great outdoors. • atECX rr our 1s wrm.n by 1he staff of the Newport BHdl Pubttc Ubraly. This week's column is by Oaudla Peter. briefly in entertainment Carradine to appear at Planet Hollywood David Carradine, star of the television series "Kung Pu," will appear today at 7 p .m . at Planet Hollywood South Coast Plaza, 1641 W. Sunflower Ave., Costa Mesa. Carradine will present and demonstrate his workout videos, which are based on chi kung and tai chi, and present memorabilia Crom "Kung Fu." Carradine will star in •Tue New Swiss Family Robinson• and "American Rebel." For more information, call 434- 7827. The Center's concert series announced A performance by the Shang- hai Quartet on Oct. 11 will start the Orange County Performing Arts Center's 1996-99 Concert Series. The series will al.so feature Midori on Nov. 12, Les Violins du Roy on Nov. 21, Muska Angelica on Dec. 17 and the ·~~t VOL 12, NO. 118 American String Quartet on Jan. 15. On Jan. 28, pianist Peter Serldn performs a recital in Founders Hall. · The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, one of the world's leading chamber orchestras, per- forms March 7, and two rising stars, fiutist Emmanuel Pahud and guitarist Manuel Banueoo, will perform in Pounden Hall on March 1.f. Other ads follow through April The Center al.lo announced its new choral series to be held in Founders Hall. The series will feature the • John Ale.under Singers on Nov. 1 and Chorovaya Akademia, a men's choir from Moscow, on Feb. 21. Subscriptions to.the series are $61 and may be purchased sepa- rately or as part. of a full concert series subsatption for $230. Sub- scriptions go on sale July 26. The centet is at 600 Town Cen- ter Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information. call 1lcketMaster at (714) 740-7618 or The Center at (714) 5~2787. .. datebook • . • .. . 'the · makin ~l t· Printmaking students from Newport Hamor High to kick off cannery VIiiage art celebration : By Katie Wfl'lCMll S tarting Sunday, cannery Wlage will play host to an ongoing celebration of the arts through the program Artists in Action. Every Sunday from noon to 4 p.m., groups of up to five artists will work outside in mediums ranging from acrylics to ceramics and decorative home painting, demonstrating their techniques and dis- playing their art for passers-by. •we're really enthused about the event,• said Cannery Paints Art Studio owner Marilyn Poliquin. who. bas sign~. up many of the artists who will be partia- pating. "Cannery Village has so much to offer; it's a wonderful area for art, nautic.al history, antique dealers, restaurants. We want people to know there is more to do here than go to the beach." The concept for the series of art events originated with Bill Hamilton, Cannery Restaurant owner and philanthropist, who wanted to enhance awareness of the artists who work and exhibit in the area. •we wanted to do a mini-Laguna con- cept so people have more to do than just eat,• Hamilton said. Hamilton arranged a meeting with Newport Beach Arts Commissioner William Valentine and Dancing Bear Gallery Own- er Gretchen Lavach, and Artists in Action was launched. •we wanted to emphasize the educa- tional aspect of bringing art into the com- munity, not just provide a space for artist promotion.• Lavacb said. In keeping with this educational approach. this Sundays Artists in Action · will feature t 0 exceptional piintmaldng students from Newport Harbor High. Pive students will demonstrate printmaking techniques in a large patio space made avail- able by Hamilton, and a show of student mono- prints, linoleum prints and woodcuts will hung for viewing. 1be quality ot the itu· dent workJs breatht4ldng -better than many Col- lege student prints, and as good as the prints of sea- soned professionals . PHOTOS BY ICM HAGGElllY-l't'WS I 0M.Y Pl.OT ~ J1mbor High School ut te.dler Virginia Spencer ts surrounded by her ........, Wun. Spencer's lludentl w01 kick oft ArtUts ln Action at Cannery ~ge, a Sunday lel'les In wblch artllll display their tedmlques and artwork. . r:--------.-.-------------------------~, weekends. 1 1lltl In .... ...__ 1 1be students are delighted to be part of : 1 . Al ~· 1 the program_ I ....... ~ beginning June 14, } •1 think it is gonna be a lot ot fun, differ-: DOOD to' pm. ~ . ~. ent for a lot of us," said freshman Kelli Car-I .. WIW: ~ 30~0 : • son as she rolled crimson : ..... NeflMl : t paint onto bel intricate t ..at: Piee • 1 ! interpretation of the three I .-• 123-1922 dt ll'75-0851 : • monkeys th.a~~ no evil, L--------------------------------J j hear no evil, .. ~ no • evil.• presses, and began offering an intensive, • Next to Carson stood fine-arts oriented printmaking course. junior Lana Leverich, lay-Spencer&brlngs the work of histodc and • Ing two-tone color onto a contemporary printmakers to her students : linoleum cut of a '57 because there is not enough money to take • Chevy-a strikingly real-the students to museums or galleries. They .. : isU.c print that is already complete etchings on plexiglass rather than • : attracting adult collectors. zinc plates to save money. But the commit-_;: •At first I thought carv-ment is there at the student level • • · was difficult,• Lev-"for the time we have, it's tretty amaz.. "'• ~said. •rwas shaky. I ing that they can turn oulwor that is so •: got used to it, and now I unbelievable,• Spencer noted. : : Wte it better th.an regular Most of the artists participating in the : ~ art. It's more of a process, program are professional or semiprofes-·" and you can get some sional. Many have studios in Newport : : pretty neat images.• Beach. Other artists who will be featW'ed : • "I chose (to feature) students that were really interested in printmaking, not just in pasm:~ course," said N rt Harbor High art teacher Virginia Spencer. •Tuey need to be recognized. Some of these kids take work home and carve on Newport Harbor IDgb student Lana Leverich, 17, wol'kl on a linoleum pdnt ln Virginia Spen.cer'a prlntmaldng clua. Leverlcb and otben wtll partldpate In Artlltl ln ~~tm at Cannery Wlage. Greet student work is this month include Ilona Martin. ~e : ] usually fostered by a Youngblood, Mari Penny, Stepha.ru Godbey · 4 teecher's dedication. and and Jean Dales. • . : : Spencer fits that bill. She Organizers of the event encourage rest-: " wrote the printmaking dents to stop by and take part in the event, : ~ oourse for the diltrid. and they are still signing up artists for : : enlisted the help of a Daily future Sundays. Artists in Action will con-, ~ Pilot pressman in setting tinue into fall •until the weather stops us,· . , the tension on the arcb.aic Lavach said. :! ~------------------------, I I I F.Y.I. : I I l + WHAT: The 1Wtn Palms t I 1 Swing Into Summer series l +WHERE: Twin Palms New-1 port Beach, 630 Newport l Center Drive, Newport J Beach '4 J +WHEN: Today, June 21, I June 28 and July 19 at 6 and ... llilii'llS'd~WIL11J 8 p.m. +HOW MUOf: Supper and , ~ -o>ooert ~are MO. Gen-l eral admission ii StS. • +PHONE: (949) 721·8288 : I ~ ----~ . " .. .. ~ ' .. I • • • 0 t .. ._, .. .~ . : . ~ ., -----=-~ ....... __ -oc·--==-J : t :i (Ol1A 19M J ~ i • .., .... Ai~ Mio.,...,, ... CDl'1*t ckpll¥-: • worth S2.411 _,.. 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Bradd James Thomas, 41, faces • ' some of our forms,• be said. •we : one misdemeanor count of mak- • havecrlim1ted amount ot spacei-tng-a teJ1od1t1hreat."flcrilas-been ; NBWPoRT BEACH -When here, but the changes are mainly ! released on $10,000 bail. t the dust settles Monday, some of because we need to handle the j An earlier arraignment date •the clerks at Harbor Munidpal public's requests.• : was postponed because the dis- Court will be swept off their feet. Peterson said the department ! t;rlct attorney's office only recently It may not seem like a revolu-plans to install ·a computerized ! filed the charge. tionary idea, but the county final-system for civil and small claims. i Thomas was arrested April 24 ly will provide worbtatlona and The new software will be avail-l after hill allegedly aimed a pellet chairs for front-desk clerks who able in the next 60 days, he said. l rifle at an electric company meter usually have to stand for most of More importantly, Peterson l reader in the back yard of his their elght-hoU.r days. said, two computer termJnals will ! house in the 1500 block of Eton Construction crews are be purchased for indexing cases. i Place. \ installing 12 •ergonomically-car-The public will be able to access l The utility worker reported the =· rect• workstations for court clerks information through a database ! incident to bis supervisors, who • and also upgrading facilities to instead of leafing through vol-! later called police. When officers ; meet Americans With Disabilities umes of binders, he said. ! couldn't get an answer at the : Act requirements. The cost of the ! house, they called in a SWAT ~ project is about $125,000. ! team because they thought they \ Customers have been slightly i might have a barricaded suspect. ~ inconvenienced by the closure of i Patrol officers subsequently ; the cowthouse's public-offenses i found Thomas making a tele-~ division. Windows on the first-i phone call at an office in the 3400 block of Irvine Avenue. Police recovered a rifle at the suspect'• home. Hearing set for ex-building inspector A preliminary bearing I.I scheduled Thursday for a former Newport Beach city building 1nspector -arrested on drug charges. Michael Allan Lamard, 40, of Tustin appeared in Harbor Municipal Court on Thursday for pretrial motions. He is charged with two counts of possession of drugs for sale. If convicted, he faces up to three years in prison. Lamard was arrested by New- port Beach police April 30 in a parkIDg lot near Bison Avenue . and MacArthur Boulevard. He was driving a city-owned vehicle and wearing an official un- iform when he was taken into cus- tody by narcotics detectives. Police said they found 7 grams of me- thamphetamine in his possession. 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Sebafnitz had ~-IDOAt than a month at the Musick facility, comm.only known as "the farm," before she COillUlitted the minor infractions. ln April. she pleaded guilty to selling a half-ounce of oocaine to undercover 1Ustin police officer in a restaurant parking lot She will be placed on proba- tion for three years after she com- pletes her jail sentence. ~ EL:R@CH-11-0 FIESTAS · .. \_,_ ... Full Str.ice Calarbg • Sizzling Fajita Bar Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar Party Trays To Go~ • • Enchiladas • Taquitos .-' • Tacos • Tamales ' ~ • Guacamole • Salsa ~ AND MORE! .(• ~ Banquet Rooms II 10 to 100 people. 18 -.~ =~ f'Jii~ •Newport Beach Costa Mesa Corona del M• 675-6855 642-1142 644-8226 . . . s • • { • • • • ! • • Carpets I Draperies I Vinyl Floors Laminates I Ceramic Be Wood Floors Vertical Blinds I Custom Installation Financing Available I 714•751-2324 I • Don't F rget Dads and Grads! 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A carpool Jane and another regular lane will be added in each direction to the Corona del Mar Freeway along a 2 1/2-mlle stretch from the San Diego Freeway south to Birch Street, said OCTA spokesman John Standllord. The work, which may begin in late 1999 or early 2000, aJso will llld ude unprovements to San Diego Freeway on-ramps and offramps at Harbor Boule- vard and Fairview Avenue, he said. In addibon, the San Diego Freeway will get new on-ramps for southbound and northbound traffic at Hyland Avenue in Costa Mesa, Standiford said. The local project ii tnduded in OCTA'1 5.S'2 million budget for 1998-99 along with addidOn- al freeway constructton primar- ily in north Orange County, additional buses and expanded Metrollnk train service. The widening of the Santa Ana and Rivervide freeways will continue while widening of the Costa Mesa Freeway will begin in early 1999. Even more construction will OCCUJ' on city streets with the allocation of S7•.4 million in Measure M funds. Among the street projects to be completed will be the final segment of the Beach Boulevard Smart Street project in Anaheim and Buena Park. OCTA will buy 116 alterna- tive-fuel buses and add -40,000 service hours with the addition of 33 more jobs, primarily bus drivers and mechanics. •• ~oral & Gifts---.IWJ SUllU#e't Furniture priced over ssoo ••••••••••••••••••••• 25% off All Stem Florals ........................ 50% off Floral Arrangements ................. 50% off Sale Merchandise ......... 50% to 75% off Hours: Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sat 10-5 369 E. 17th St., #13 • C.osta Mesa• 646-6745 (Auo11 from llaJplu) American Legion inst.a.Us new officers ~ BEACH -Amert-adjutant; Jerry Courtier, judge t,840 meuiben. · .impaired, spomonblp o~ the can Legion Pmt 291 and its wo-advocate1 t>enrill Lahey, finance Its community-service pro-annual Newport Harbor POuith Of men's auxiliary have tmtaDed offic:er1 Mawice I.At Vang, chap-grams include support of the Vet-July boat parade, and llUID8l'OUI new offlcers and direct.on for lain and 1ervloe offtcer1 Art Beau-erans Affairs hospital tn Long scbolanbip and cuh dooatiom to 1998-99. regard, sergeant-at-.&mt1 and Beach, Bantow Veterans Home, selected coumnulity projecta. Nita Ullman ot Sant.a Ana, a Nick Xenol, hlltorlan. five youth and tcbool programs, For more information~about the former Navy photographer, wu The executive committee blnds-on sailing for the visually post, call (949) 613·5070. tnlta1led as post commander. She memben are Ted Aae, Hank ha.I setved twicle before u poet Bibelhelmer, Mitch Bodine, Mike eommander. O'Kelly and Brad Waite. ~lmiimmiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillll··---~-· Dolores Cowart, the new auxil-SeJVing with Cowart as aum- 1ary president, also ii serving for iary offlcerl are Susie Davis, fint the third Ume. · vice presidenti Sandra Waite, sec- The new leaden were congrat-ond vice presidents Janet John- ulated by the busbend-and-wife son, secretary1 and Unda Chris- team of Bob and Mary Carolan. tensen, treasurer. the outgoing post commander Others are Odile Dennis par- and women's auxU.iary president, liamentaria.n; Betty Ma.zllr 'mar- American Legion offida1I from 1bal1 Jo Ann Hayward, se~eant all over Orange County installed at-arms; Dale Quinn, chaplain· the new officen at a recent din-Joyce Cb.ri.stiemen, historian; and ner-d.ance attended by more than. Edna Cannedy, musician. 300 people. The executive committee Serving with Ullman as Post members are Odile Dennis, Judy 291 officers are Bm McKay, first Lloyd and Madeline Robertson. vice commander; Jim Shaffer, sec-American Legion Post 291, at ond vice commander; and Earl 215 15th SL, is the oldest service Fusselman, third vice cxmmumder. club in Newport Beach. The 73- 0thers are Howard Darter, year-old organization has about Select an "assisted living residence" that has: • Qualifie~, Experienced Caregivers • Clean Well-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervision • Quality Assurance PRO.CESSING LABS PHOTO GIFTS $2.00 OFF MOUSE PADS, MUGS, T-SIDRTS & PUZZLES Bring in a color or Black & White print up to 8x 10 and we will laser transfer it into one of our photo gifts . ! START & SAVE tJ . • . . . . . . • . . . . .. . .. .. ,.. • .. • • .. .. . .. • .. • • • .. .. • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • ~ttM~~ ~\5~~~1 <~~e~I) Co11C1st is Your ncket to Over 1,500 Movies & Protrt•s lac• Day! 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" -• • ,I ~ 'HATS OFF TO DAD' --South Coast Plaza will present e Off lo D&d, vintage-style -and-white photographs of children in a variety of Oats with •Dad's Den" serving as backdrop, through June 21 at ousel Court in South Coast a, 3333 Briltol St., Costa ftesa. HoW1 are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 'eek.day., 10 a.m. to 7 p.m, Sat- tlrdays and 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. ~undays. Photo packages are $34 I> $119. Reservations and walk-Vls are welcome. Call .C35-85'6. . IUsaNESS MUTING : The Consumer Business Net- tJork Inc. will meet at 7 a.m. at The Tee Room at the Newport Beach Qolf Course, 3100 Irvine Ave. A.dmission ii $15 and includes ~Parking ii free. For more information. check the web site at "1p:11www.cbni.org . • • llEMBERS ONLY • A memben-only preview of ~e Newport Beach friends of the Ctbrary used-book aale will be oresented from 1 to 5 p.m. at the tfewport Beach Central Ubrary's Prlend.I Meeting Room, 1000 Avo- eado Ave. The sale ls Saturday. Sardbacks are two for St and Gaperbacks are four for St. For ipore information, call 759-9667. • IUSINESs sucass : The Inventor's Porum, a non- Grofit membership organization dedicated to helping the inde- ;end.ent inventor, will present a lusiness seminar, ·Bustness Plans ~ Business Succeu, • from 8 to to p.m. at OCC's Science Lecture Auildlng, 2701 Fairview Road, ~ Mesa. Admission is $15. ~tration wW be at 7:30 p .m. ~r more information, call (949) ~3-0952 or check the Internet at littp://www.inventorsforum.org . . fENtOtlNG FOR STUDENTS : Newport Beach students from "4fbor Vlew and Eastbluff pools formerly taught by Mari- lyn Kates are invited to attend her -.. emenl today. ax mor-. infor-•tson. call 54 -7183 or 515-.,.,. ~CH CLEANUP •: Participants are needed to help Etify Corona del Mar State beginn.lng at 9 a .m. at ,. Boulevard at Marguerite :_4venue. Parking will be free by l:ntionlng Allergan Adopt·•· ch to the parking lot atten- t For more information, call ~M198. ~SALE : • The Newport Beach Prtends of idle Ubrary wW present a used- k sale from 9 a.m. to .C p.m. at Newport Beach Central brary'a Friend.I Meeting Room, Avocado Ave. The sale 11 to the public. Hardbacks are for $1 and paperbacks are f!i!! for Sl. Por more information, ~ 759-9667. "9Q COOKNi QASS P; Alan Greeley wW present a liBO cooking clul from 11 a.m . to fli>.ln. at The Golden nutfle, 1767 ~ewport Blvd., COila Mela. The ~ fee ls S55 tor adults and ~ 1or chlldren. Lunch and bev- erages are provided. Relervatiom . >re required. Por more informa- ron, call (9"9) 6'5-9970. ~PARE PROGRAM Steve Conkling of the Orange ty Natural Hiltory Muaewn praent Early Orange County 1arauna the campfire at 1:.45 ~ t tbe Upper Newport Bay Reserve on Sbellmaker land, 600 Shellmaker Road, N._.,.wvt Beach. Adm'nim and a-i..1l'lrtrllt'I a.re free. Por moor lnfor- Uoa. call 6'0-11.42. trom 2 to 4 p.m. at the store. Por more informaUon. call 6'•·5153. CAT OPEN HOUSE The National cat Protection Society will present its annual open house from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at its shelter, 6904 W. Cout High- way, Newport Beach. Shuttle parking will be available. Por more information, call (9"9) 650- 1232. ISLAND-SlYLE An bland-style feast wW be presented at 5:30 p.m. at Corona del Mar Community Church, 611 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission ii $10. Can 6".C-7400. FREE LECTURE Coastline Counseling Center of Newport Beach wW present a free lecture, •ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) Overview,• at 1 p.m. at 1200 Quall St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Call 476-0991. REFERRAL BREAKFAST The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Couunerce wUl hold a Newport Business Referral Break- fast at 7:15 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport Beach, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Admisslon for members with a reservation is $15, members without reservations are $17 and potential members are $17. Pormoreinfonnation. call 729- 4400. SILK FESTOONS Floral designer Janelle Wiley will present a class, Silk Festoons, at 9:30 a.in. at SQerman Ubrary and Gardens, 26"7 B. Cout High- way, Corona del Mar. Registration ii $40, which includes all materi- alt. Pre regi.ltration ls required. can (9"9) 673-2261 . BREAKFAST BOOST The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will present a 90~ Minute Breakfast Boost from 7:15 to 8:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Coune Drive. Admission ls $12 in advance or $17 at the door. For more lnformation, call 885- 9090. EDUCATION FORUM A community forum on educa- tional issues, Contested Values: Tug-of-War in the School Yard, wW be at 1 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Admission is free, but preregistration is required. Prior to the forum, par- ticipants can pick up a booklet containing th~ issues between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. m the library's administration office. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. SPRING BOOK SALE A spring book sale wW be pre- sented from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Llbrary, 1855 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Proceeds from the event will support cfuldren's summer library p: 1 yrams. For more information, (949) 646- 8845. orvORa WORKSHOP Divorce: A New Beginning, a workshop for men and women who are recently divorced or in the prOcetl of divorce, will be pre- MDted from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 180 Newport Center Drive, Suite 180 A, Newport Buch. Coune fee ls $40. for more infor- mation, call 759..0579. TEA PARTY The Newport-Balboa Rotary Club and Newport Harbor Nauti- cal Museum Newport Tea Party 1998 wW be from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Admission ls $35, including food and gaming chips. For more information, call 675-8915. JUNB22 YOUTH SAND VOUEYBAU Ron Hanks, adult Sand Vol- leyball teacher for the Newport Beach Community Services Department, will present a five- week youth sand volleyball pro- gram starting today. Classes are weekdays and vary according to age. Classes are held at Corona del Mar State Beach, Ocean Boulevard. and Breaken Drive. The course fee is $40. For more information, call 644-3151. JUNE24 AYSO REGISTRATION The last chance to register for the American Youth Soccer Orga- nization's Region 97 will be from 6 to 9 p.m. in the library at Mariners Elementary School, 2100 Mariners Drive, Newport Beach. Players born between Aug. 1, 1979, and Jan. 31, 1994, are eligible. Birth certificates or passports are required for new or non-retwning · players. Applicants also should bitng the name ol their doctor or medical provider. Registration fees are SSS tor the Ont child in a fami- ly, SSO for the second and 5'5 for the third. For more information, call (949) 6"2-6296. .. AE1t011G<Nt010 KICK BOXING Body Design and United Stu- dios of Self-Defense offers aero- bic-cardio kick bo.xing classes from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m . Tuesdays, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1991 Thursdays and Saturdays at tooa w. Coast Highway, Suite C, New~ port Beoch. The cost .. S8 pe( class. For more Information. cal! 722--0526. . ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS • Alcohol1cs Anonymous mem· ber1 meet from 6:.C5 to 7:45 a.m, Mondays through Fridays tn Room 3 at the Oasi!i Senior Center, 800 Marguertt.Q Ave., Corona del Mar. For mor~ information, eaU 644--3244. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1998 AlZHEIMBrS SUflPORT , • 1be Alz.heime.r's Aaodation ~d Grief Support Group of New- port Vllla WestMlla Rosa co- sponson a free support group meeting for caregivers at 1 p.m. Qn the fowth Thwsday of each month through October at New- port Villa West Assisted Uving, 393 Hosp.ital Road, Newport Beach. Por more information, call 631-3555. • The Alzheimer's Association and Mesa Terrace, a residential Community for people with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia, offers a free support group for caregivers at 6:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at Mesa Terrace, 350 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa. Por more information, call 283-1111. ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP Rebecca Lewis leads an ani- mal bereavement group that spe- cializes in the needs of individu- als who have sick or dying ani- mals in theJ.r llves. It meets at 3 p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, New- port Beach. The cost is a dona- tion to an animal cha.rity of the attendee's c hoice. For reserva- tions. call 721-5750. ANOTHER PASSAGE Another Passage, a transitional support group for people experi- encing chdnges in their lives, meets from I to 2:30 p.m. Wednesdays in Room 3 at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar. For more informdtion, call 644-3244. BALBOA SKI CLUB The Balboa Ski Club meets at 7 p.m on the hrst and third Tuesday of each month during winter in the Tee Room at Newport Beach Golf Course. 3100 lrvme Ave., Newport Beach For more infor- .mallon, call 854-7560. . BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS Oasis Senior Center conducts 0blood-pressure screenings from 9 'to 11 a.m. on the first and third 'Tuesday of each month in Room 3 at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Screenings also are available from 1 to 2:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Mariners Park, Dover Street at Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 644-3244. BODY IMAGE SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho--- . . . logical Aaodation often a body· image/moderate-eating support group at 7 p.m. WednetdaJI at 3101 W. Coast Highway, No. 311, Newport Beech. For more infoi- ID4tion, call 721-5750. BRAILLE lHST1TUn Oasis Senior Center offen a Braille class to help with light loss from 10 a.m. to 2 p .m. Thundays in Room 4 at 800 Marguerlte Ave., Coron.a del Mar. Por more infor- mation, call 644..J2'4. BRAIN TUMOR SUPPORT A brain-tumor suppo{t group meets from 1 to 8:30 p.m . on the first and third Thursday of each month at Patty and G$>rge Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The meetings are free. For more infor- mation, call 722-6237. BREAST CANQ R SUPPORT A breast-cancer support group meets from noon to 2 p,m. Tues- days at Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newpor. Beach. The meetings are free. For more infor- mation, call 722-6237. BRIGHTER IMAGE Free professional consultation for makeup, wigs, etc., is available for cancer patients by appointment only from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m . Wed- nesdays at Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 722-6237. CANCER SUPPORT GROUPS A free cancer support group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month at Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 722-6237. CARDS/BINGO The Jewish Senior Center offers card games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every third Tuesday. A kosher lunch is offered at noon for $3 per senior. For more informa- tion, call 513-5641. CAREGIVER SUPPORT COUNSELING Oasis Senior Center offers caregiver supportive counseling for people caring for a loved one. For appointments or more infor- mation, call 644-3244. CHEMOTHERAPY SUPPORT Hoag Cancer Center offers OtESSQUI Chea !oven ot all ages are invited to join tbe Jewish Senior Center's cbea dub from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuetdays at 250 B. ~St., Costa Mesa. Por more lntonna· lion, c.all 513-5641. COED SUPPOIO' • The Newport Beach Psycho- logic.al Assodation offers a. coed support group at 1 p.m. Thurs- days at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, Newport Beach. The support group requires free pre- assessment before joining. For more information, call 722-4588. • The Healing Connection offers a coed relationship group at 1 p.m. Wednesdays at 4425 Jam- boree Road, Suite 180-A. New- port Beach. For more information, call 261-8003. COOKING CLASSES Natural Foods Cooking Class- es are offered at New Leaf Natur- al Cuisine. Classes are $35 each. For more information, call «4- 1005. CONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK The Consumer Business Net- work meets at 1 a.m. Fridays in the mezzanine at Newport Gate- way, 19800 Mae:Attblll' Blvd., Newport BMch. Por more lnlor· mation or reeervatiom, oall 550- 4785. ~ COSTA MESA OtAMIEJt 1be COit.a Mesa O>amber of Commettie Networken Bnstness Leadi h•ndWOn ta.kei place at 11:45 a.m. Wedneidays at Cotta Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Coune Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 574-8780. DIVORa MEDIATlON A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce, ls ottered the third Thunday of each month with attorney Alida D. Taylor and psychologist l.ee H. Solow. Space is limited and reser- vations are required. For more information, call 955-2575. DURABl.E POWER Of ATTORNEY Revise your lifetime docu- ments reganllng durable power of attorney through Oasis Senior Center f01 St each. For appoint· ments, call 6«-3244. DYSLEXIA SUPPORT The National Dyslexia Re- search Foundation sponsors week- ly adult attention deficit disoroer support groups at its office, 833 Dover Drive, Suite 27, Newport Beach. Cost is ~ per session. For the time and day, call 642-7303. El.DEi CME NUl5E Quit Senior Center off en elder-care preventive health- care services on the fourth Wednesday of each month in Room HS-3 at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Por appointment'I, call ~4-32«. FAONG FORWARD facing Forward, a support group tor family members of recently deceased concer pa- tientl,meets 1rom 6:30 to 1:30 p .m. and 1:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mon- days at Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Ad- mission is free. For more informa- tion, call 122-6237. ARE EXPLORERS The Costa Mesa Fire Depart- ment's Fire Explorers Post 400 meets at 6 p.m. Tuesdays at va.ri- ous ftre stadona. Mm and w~ ages 18 to 21 ue ..... to Join. Por more ~ c.n 754- 5141or75'·5106. FUE RELAT10N99t H0TUNE Muine Cohen, a ma.rrtage and family therapist, sponsors an anonymous b elp line for individuals with relationship problems. She ll available for frele consultation from noon to 1 p.m. and 1 to 8 p.m. Mondays by calllng 159-0357. FRIENDSHIP QUB The Thursday Morning Club presents an entertainment lun. cheon on the second Thunday of each month at Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Hit ay, Newport Beach. The d ub has ongomg activities, such as golf and bridge. Por a free newsletter or more information, call 546-2244. SAlllS THIE DAT/SI 1 JUNE 20TH Newport Te·a .f>.arty & Tax Revolution Fund-raiser to protest the taxation of the Nonprofit Museum Saturday, June 20th 6:00 pm .. 10:00 pm at the Museum Newport Harbor Nautlc.al Museum 151 East coast Highway, Newport Beach !Person . CASINO NIGHT cocktalls, Food Stations, Live Entertainment, · Siient Auction & Raffles! 949-1175·8915 #Or • ...... j ONLINE CONTINUED FROM 1 Orange Cowity Business Cound.l offices in Irvine. Lou Smal.lwood, deputy sec- retary for external affairs for the state Environmental Protection Agency, said new cities and counties will be added each week, with plans to eventually have pemrit information from all 477 California cities available Online. Considering all it offers - permit application forms1 refer- ences to other assistance agen- . cies; and the names, telephone numbers and addresses of con- tact people at city halls -the CalGold program actually is quite easy to use for someone with a basic knowledge of computers and the Jntemet. Once on CalGold's web page, users are guided through a series of questions aimed at determin- ing what area can best help them. Information on everything from state air quality require- ments to city business pennits are available on the page. After entering the type of busi- ness owned and what city and county the business owner is inquiring about, a list of perinits, other requirements and other useful information appear. From the lists, prdspective business people can find out just about all they need to know a bout doing business in Costa Mesa. The page also has ·hot links," or automatic connec- tions, to the three pilot cities' web pages and the street addresses and phone numbers of permit-assistance centers where non-computer users can get low-tech help. 1 BARBOT I CONTINUED FROM 1 i is nestled in a residential neigh- borhood in the older part of Chico, something Barbot says is noacddent. ' bot said, after the community.ral- lied together about five years ago and dedded to come up with a long-term plan for how to edu- cate their children. •There is the side where you have a lot of minority families and where the homes are much older, and there is the side with the ex~u.sive country club ~ and expensive homes," said Barbot, 52. ·we're right in the middle.• Chico is a small but diverse conununity of about 93,000 peo- ple about 100 miles north of Sacramento. Barbot said one of the biggest challenges he has faced as super- intendent is making sure the stu- dents, who all come from differ- ent backgrounds and have dif~ ferent abilities, get the best edu- cation possible. "We all need the core, which is reading, writing, arithmetic and some basic responsibility,• he said. "But we are not all the same, and we all need different things to learn. We help people to do that, and I think that's what education is all about.• Barbot said the biggest issues he has confronted while superin- tendent of the Chico school dis- trict are rapid growth in the com- muni,~. aging buildings, crowd- ed classrooms and ensuring stu- dents are safe when they come to school each day. The district under his tenure also has implemented several innovative education programs, including a learning center for teenage mothers and •schools within schools,· where students with special needs can still be part of the campus community but have custom-tailored classes and schedules. The changes came about, Bar- 1 03 E. 17th St Costa Mesa Conwr ef ~t. bJtu.J D,ru.11 Mon-Fri: 8-7, Sat: 9-S 949 548--0700 It was something the schools desperately needed, and Bar- bot'• leadership was key to it becoming a .reality, IAid ·Chico school board president Gale Alvistur. •1 was a member of the board that hired hi.In, and at that time we didn't have a mission state- ment or strategic plan, and even though Oo/ district is unified, we did not have good articulation,· she said Thursday. "Rob was instrumental in making the dis- trict cohesive and giving us a plan. Now, I feel we are very focused, we know where we're going wiUl our students, and I don't thln.k a lot of other district's have that." Another major issue was employee negotiations. For many years, the relationship between the district administra- tion and the teachers was not a good one, Alvistur said. "There was a lot of distrust, and I think the teachers felt we weren't being honest about mon- ey," she said. HNow our relation- ship with our employees is 100% better. (Barbot) is very creative in coming up with solutions and he's invaluable at the table.· That's why officials here will have a hard time letting Barbot go if he is offered the job at New- port-Mesa and accepts it. How- ever, they said they will support him in any decision he makes. "Considering the average stay of a superintendent is three yeai:s, I reel extremely lucky to have had him for seven,· Alvis- tur said. "I like him and care about him enough that I genuinely wish him the best,• said Bob Feaster, direc- tor of pupil personnel services. Mattress Outlet·Sto BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less/ CLWOP'98 XXXXXHlgh · school ~~ Picture c<o~ . Here · \)o't'- We Are So Proud of You .... Good Luck In College I ale 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One lllock South ~ 405 Pwy 545-7168 ' 'I i I I I ' I . •tte deserves whatever it is he wants.• · That was also the sentiment of Barbara Conklin, assistant super- intei;tdent for educational support services. ·u Rob were to go somewhere else, we would miss him greaUy because he's a fantastic leader • she said. "But on the other hand, I know that for another school dis- trict, having him there would be wonderful." Barbot in March was m the running for the top post at Vista Unified School District in San Diego County, but later withdrew his application because he said it just ·didn't feel right.· He has been interested m mov- ing south for a while. partly because he grew up in Los Ange- les County and likes the area, and partly because his elderly parents and 28-year-old daughter live there. in fact. he said met his wife, Janice, at the old roller-skating rink at the end or the Hunll.f1gton FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1998 • Beach pier while be was a band< le.oder and she was on the ddl1 team at Excebior High School lD Norwalk, whe~ the movie' •Grease• was filmed. " "l love the outdoors and I like water -whether it be the ocean or lakes,• he said. '"Ibis is a real- ly good community, but it is the right time (or me to be getting examined.· Tall and carrying a command- ing presence, Barbot is the kind of guy who is serious and sincere yet always has a smile on his face. His la4ghter bellows through the room and bis passion for what he does is soundly apparent in bis words and mannerisms . "I really feel blessed I've bad the opportunity to make a differ- ence, • Barbot said. While he won't admit it with- out bluslu.ng, Barbot has received countless awards and accolades during b1s 12 years as a superin- tendent, including being named Butte County's 1998 Superinten- dent of the Year. He LS proud of his accomplish- ments but refuses to list them. On his wall are many plaques from the various dlstncts in which he has worked, including a resolu- uon from the state LegiSlature, which he reluctantly points out. "You notice H's way in the back. but I couldn't hide it too much because I don't want them to think I don't appreciate it if they ever come here,~ be said Wlth a laugh. ~ ...... CRYSTAL CAve • Metaphysical Books • Original Jewelry Gifts, Artwork • Minerals ~ Gemstones • Hand Carved Crystal Quan Yin ~ Buddhas • Herbs. fssentJal Oils, Incense Psychic Readings <Call store for appointment) · Tea Leaves · ·Astrology • Tarot (Spanish readlng.s available) • HandwrlUng Analysis FREE BOTTLE OF ESSENTIAL OILS 891 Baker Street A 16 ~~f~~~ Bear streets) 714• 7 54• I l 5 l FRJDAY, JUNE 12, 1998 AlZHEJMER'S ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE COUNTY The Alzheimer's Association of Orange County needs volunteers for either of two services - •helpline• assistants at the chap- lP,r office or support-group lead- ers/co-leaders in the community. Day-lon9 helpline training ses- sions and support-group leader training sessions are free. They also include a light lunch. To reg- ister, call 283-1111 as soon as pos- sible. ·· AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ANGELS ON WHEELS Volunteer drivers from New- port Beach and Costa Mesa can help cancer patients get to and from their medical treatments in Orange County. Volunteers use their own cars or the Society's donated van to really make a dif- ference in som eone's recovery. Patients are a ble to get in ond ou t of vehicles th~mselves. Volun- teers must be at least 25 yea.rs old with a valid driver's license. Call 261-9446 to becQme an Angel on Wheels. ASSOOATION RENAISSANCE CREATORS ARC· is a nonprofit group in Costa Mesa that sponsors and supports multi-outreach commu- nity serVice programs, such as the homeless sanctuary. Volunteers are needed. For iriformation, call Renee Namaste at 540-5803. BALLET PAOACA The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a volunteer support group for Banet Pacifica, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. For information, call Molly Lynch at 851-9930. BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS Men and women over 20 years old who have lived in Orange County for at least six months and Beautify Your Yard! • Stonework. PatJos & BllQH • Wat£rfa1Js, Pools& Sp68 •Sprinkler Syst.eru8 • l.andscape Llgbu.ng We have over 40 years combined service in this area. Our quality, creativity and service are unmatched. Together we will take care of all your .· (' landscape and masonry needs. FARNSWORTH GLASS ELL IANDSCAPE CO~IPANY MASONRY COMPANY 548.5132 434-7744 l.k #4.21071) SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! With the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS CALL 642-5678 have been employed for at least three months are needed to serve u big brothers or big sisters for childien ages 6 to 16 from sin9le- parent homes. For information, call 544'-1113 ' COSTA MESA OVIC Pt.AYHOUSE The Costa Mesa Civic Play- house needs volunteers for usher- ing, b4ckstage, mailings, typing, lights .and many other duties. Por more information, call 650-5269: HOAG HOSPITAL Hoag Hospital is in need of vol- unteers to work in various areas. Some weekends and evenings are available. Call the Hoag Awe-. • Wary Office at 760-2264 between the houn of 9 a.m. and noon Monday through Priday for an application and infonnation. MARai Of DIMES The Much ot l>Une9 office in NeW'port Beach needs volunteers to coordinate and index resource files and create a master filing system of information and referral sources. 'Ibis agency, dedicated to preventing birth defects( also needs front office assistants. Por information, call 263-1100. NATIONAL CAT PROTECTION SOOETY The nonprofit society finds lov- ing homes for owner-relinquished cats and kittens and maintains a retirement center for older cats. Volunteers are needed to brush the cats and give them a little eXtra TLC. For more information, call 650-1232 .• NEWPORT BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY The continuing interest in the Used Book Store in the Central Library has created a need for mbre volunteers to staff the store and the workroom. where mem- bers categorize and screen the condition of the books donated by the community. Volunteers must be members of Friends of the Ubrary and are asked to work one three-hour shift per month. Can volunteer coordinator Hannah Flyrm at 673--04 19 or the bookstore at 759-9667 for more lnform~on. NEWPORT BEACH REOTAL SERIES The Friends of The Newport Beach Recital Series Guild needs volunteers to assist in fostering music appreciation so that classi- cal music will endure. For more information, call 644-4208. NEWPORT COSTA MESA YMCA The Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA needs a variety of general volunteer help. For information or applications, call Rita at 642-9990. 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By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot ·costa Mesa Higb's Gegi van De Walker, who collected a school-record 13 varsity letters in her Mustang athletic career, was voted a share of the school's Female Athlete of the Year award. Van De Walker, whose sensa- tional performance in the state cross-counb'y championships last fall helped the Mustangs upset a .:;trong field and win the school's first state title in any sport, won the annual honor along with Julie .Collett. For the fourth successive , . I NeJson shoves Air Force aside for volleyball with UCIA •Estancia High's 6-foot-5, two-sport athlete believes i his athletic future can go much farther in volleyball. : By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot , ~~~~~~~~~~~ E COSTA " MESA -In a : radical change ' of events, E Estancia High • senior Sam I• Nelson, the Male Athlete ~ of the Year for • both the school ~ and the Pacific ~ Coast League, Nelson i has declined his appointment to the Air Force Academy to play basltetball and • will instead walk on at UCLA to ~ play volleyball. J •I think I can go f arlher and be J a better college player in volley- • ball than basketball,• said Nel- l• son, who added that UCLA has always been his dream school. "I always had my doubts : about Air Force. It just seemed •I like there were too many (ques- tion marld;), too many things that • didn't seem right, or what I want- • d . w .. • e m my e. f Nelson, a two-time PCL Player • of the Year in basketball, as well • as the back-to-back selection as I• Newport-Mesa District Player of the Year in the sport. !aid he • hopes to earn a volleyball scbol- • a.rship at UCLA within a year or I• two of competing for the NCAA champion Bruins. : UCLA men's volleyball coach ...i Scates, who has guided the spring, Van De Walk er advanced to the CIP South- ern Section Division In track and field preliminaries, only this time in a dillerent event (girls .Van De Walker 300-meter low hurdles~ because persist nose bleeds forced her to switch from the 800. Also a soccer standout, 5-foot- 6, 110-pound Van De Walker suf- fered a broken nose in a Pacific Coast League soccer game against Laguna Beach. While the injury did little to derail her field play. it later produced horrendous • SEE GEGI PAGE 10 • SEE MATTHEW PAGE 10 Outstanding in volleyball, basketball and softball, Julie ends her athletic career among Costa Mesa's all-time best. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot C osta Mesa High's Julle Col- lett, who played varsity volleyball, basketball and softball in all four years as a Mus- tang, was voted a share of the school's Female Athlete of the Year award. Collett, who also this year won Pacific Coast League Female Ath- lete of the Year honors, spht the Mustang distinction with Geg1 Van De Walker. Collett, a two-time Daily Pilot r-------------------------------------------------------------------------, tennis The great Bjorn Borg ls one four tennis legends slated to compete at Palisades Tennis Club June 17-21 ln The Challenge. Why sit around retired with all this loot at stake? By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot Sweden's Bjorn Borg, ~ who retired from , ' professional tennis at ~ age 27 after 11 Grand Slam singles titles, doesn't regret leaving tbe game at the peak of his career. McEnroe, Yannick Noah and Borg, is, for now at least, a once-a-year tournament. But Borg said Thursday from his home in Sweden that he'd like to see more.events like The Challenge. Can you blame him, considering the paychecks? Will the senior tennis circuit become anything like what happened to golf's golden oldies? Who says money doesn't talk? Borg, meanwhile, will try to W1Il that $150,000 chunk of change, but first he must get past Connors in the first round of The Challenge June 20 (Saturday) on CBS Sports television, then beat either McEnroe or Noah in the final on June 21. Seems the bigger the pot. the more interested folks become. For locals, where Newport Beach is considered Tennis Town USA, the marquee names are expected to draw sellout crowds. Bruins to three NCAA titles in the 1 past four years, was unavailable for comment Thursday. Nelson said be called the Air Force A«l6demy on Monday to t cancel his appointment. *It's going to be amazing. I'm iO excited about going to UCLA, because (the school) just seems perfect for me," NelJOn said. •J wanted to stay in California and And now, with the amount of money being tossed around on the worldwide senior tennis circuit, Borg, who came out of retirement earlier this decade, is enjoying a renaJssanc:e and has no Immediate plans of leaving the game any time soon. •It's difficult to compare the senior tennis circuit to the Senior PGA Tour,• Borg said, referring to the fact that goU's senior tour had a 12-year head start. •But wherever we've played, the interest has been enormous. Maybe not all (the tournaments) are as successful as others, but I'd say 90% of the places have been 1uC<l811ful •The prize money right now on tbe senior circuit will eventually be more and more in tennis. Maybe (the circuit) will have a few more of these (sped.al) events in the future, because it's important to build a tournament. That's why we play in tournaments, to get more prize money in the tournaments. "The enthusiasm here in Newport Beach is off the charts for The Challenge,· Rosiland Williams of the Newport Beach Conference & VtSitors Bureau said to Borg durtng Thursday's conference call. Borg, who still elicits screams from gtrls with his magazine·cover good looks, would lib to finally win one of these high price-tag events. ·rve had my chances to win some matches in The Challenge, but I've been unlucky,• be said. ·1·ve played good tennis .• play at a blg college and still be .dose to home to eee my parents on the weekends, Ud l wanted to play volleyball because I think I can be-a· better player in th.at tp<>rl when I ded.lcate more time to it. •1 haven't really done lt, yet· never for a year str~ at leut. • Tbe 6·foot·5 Nellon. a Dikldle tilocker, made all·diltrtct and ftnt-teun all-league ln volleyball bll Junlor and Mnior years, ftnllh· liig hll areer m th• Orange County All-Star Mat.Ch 1alt week at GokMn Weet Coll~e. NeblOft wa a member of t.he South All·Star t.am that included ~ 7 Matt Komer (Loi Alamltol), who ts going to UCLA on a pu1ial ICholailhlp and IHIDed to Nellon to ch9Ck OUt ol JOb\tiicr blm .. ~ Nelloli mt be ~ plObably room with KoaMr • g:u-Hd. Mallaa't coecb at I ... .... to UCLA. llillin-..l™OCIA With $370,000 at stake for a weekend rally with some old chums, $150,000 to the winner, it's hard to blame anybody for wanting to step beck onto the courts. •'Jbat's our biggest event, 1be Challenge, because it has the biggest prize money,• Borg said Thursday during a conference call to promote the special event on the Nuveen Tour June 18·21 at the PaliMdet 18Dnlt Club in Newport Beach. The Challenge, a made·for-televilion event featuring Jtmmy Connon, John • flbe Challenge) ii a very speclal event. I'm happy that they have th1I event on the d.tcuit. Hopefully ... well. you never know ... maybe there will be a few more events Uke this, and maybe later the prize money will get bigger in toumaDMU>ts. • Borg, who from 1976 to 1983 was the ultimate for long hair and headbands, as _.. as Wimbledon and Prencb Open titles, lhOCked the tennis world when he retired. •When I stepped away, I was very •SEE BORG PAGE 10 L----------~--~------~---------~~--~-------~-----~~--~-------~------------~ • Newport Harb6r students give boating another angle to consider. Til old guy, now long ma.,.. ma normal chatter loWld tenthly •frilly•, don't you agreef Por tmtance: •The oert wme lllwr wlllCb to thi tune at nu• apt ittOa• ~ aitd CJii>pclflit Ad 11.2. wm.n lltmflHll .... ~:about thtt, "Bebokt tbe ...- Mill, bGtne wtlb tbil IDYlllbl9 liDd CNllll*ll ................. bcl4 ......... .. fuh'OW'd ........... "'119 lclfty .... . ~\!Adlft~-· C.-.•WllY/,.. ........... dudlt NM .... ......,_.,, .....a c Athlete of the Week (volley- ball and bas- ketball) during the school year, earned all-league lau- rels in all three sports. Collett was All-CIF and Collett the Newport- Mesa District Player of the Year in softball as a freshman, a local honor she would win again as a junior. Col- le tt became the first female to be voted district Player of the Year in two sports. sharing top bonots this past winter in basketball. The 5-foot-9 standout played middle blocker in volleyball, • SEE JULIE PAGE 10 TENNIS EYEING THE CHAUENGE · •If you can't get a ticket, try tuning in from 1-3 p.m. June 20-21 on CBS-TV. NEWPORT BEACH -CBS Sports Spectac-·~ ular will present the~, ' world wide senior tennis circuit's show- case event featuring Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe. Bjorn Borg and Yannick Noah in a regular elimination format tour- nament with same-day taped coverage June 20-21 (Saturday and Sunday) from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on the CBS Television Network. ·Bringing four of the all-time greatest champions and most rec- ognized players in tennis togeth- er should result m compelling teleVlSion, • said Rob Correa, Vice President of Programming for CBS Sports. ·we are pleased to be a part of The Challenge and look forward to two very exciting and entertaining days of tennis.~ McEnroe, Connors, Borg and Noah, along with eight doubles players on the worldwide senior circuit (including Corona· del Mar's Scott Davis), will compete in The Challenge at the Palisades Tennis Club in a special format event with a winner's share of $150,000. The total purse is $370,000, according to Nuveen Tour publicists. The Challenge is a special event on the Nuveen Tour. The format is similar to the Senior PGA Tour's Skins Game. Last year, Connors defeated Noah in the first round and McEnroe in the final. 7-6 (7·3), 6- 0, to capture his second title in three years. McEnroe has made it to the final of the event three consecu- tive yean, but bas yet to win a title, losing to Connors tn 1995 and '97, and Andres Gomez b:l 1996. Among thom, Connon, McEn· roe. Borg and Noah own 27 Grand SMID singles titles, led by Borg, w• wm 11 , including a record fthiil t.'ODMCUtive a.t Wiln· bledc>1i. tblli mo.t m the Open era, and SU Frimdl Open crowns. Connors capt\anKl eight Grand Slams, includlDg ftve 0.S. Ope titles. Mc:E.nnle woo teYeD Slams, four U.S. QP.iDI and thiee at Wimbledon. In 1983, Noah became the tint PntncbrDan mm 1946 to win bis countfy'1 Grand Slam. I I . r' ~ : ' ' . ' . Charity begins at home, and h ome is Newport Beach. T here's not much doubt about the overall scenario of Irrelevant W~. it's a good time for all with the focus on the comedy of life, with recent Orange County Athletic Hall of Pame inductee Paul Salata, although •retired,· manipulating most of the yo-yos i.n the week-long series of events celebrating the last player picked in the National Football League draft. Mr. Irrelevant XX:Jll 15 Weber State's Cam Quayle, a 6-foot-7, 270-pound llght end who was the Baltunore Rdvens' final pick m the seventh round. on hand to wake everyone up. In short it is one blg mass, or mess, with a prolowid emphasis on laughter and good times. There are, however, moments when all of it makes a case for the good of the community, as in this year's major beneficiaries, the Orange County YMCA and Disabled Sports USA. Activities of the Young Men's Christian Association are well known world wide. It's not quite the same tor Disabled Sports USA, a noble but relatively new and much lesser known organization that's only been around since 1981 when it was first known as the National Handicapped Sports and Recreation Association. It's patterned after Hal O'Leary's "adaptive skiing-program for the disabled begun at Wmter Park in Colorado. Zany Week m1ght be a more dppropridte term, with Monday night's Irrelevant Olympics at the Sanld And Nauond.l Sports Grill, Disneyldnd Day Tuesday, the AU-Star Lowsman 1Tophy Celebnty banquet Wednesday night al the I ly<Jtt Ncwporter, the Beercan Regdtla Thursday night at the Cam Quayle The Orange County program began in 1982 and has enjoyed heartwarming success working with the disable of all ages from 6-60, including those with cerebral palsy, spina bifida, spinal cord injury, diabetes, amputation, retardation and blindness. Balboa Yacht Club and both the Runnin' Gunnin' Goofy Goll Classic at Newport Beach Golf Club Fnday morning, and the farewell Tailgate Bash at the Angels-Rangers game Fnday at 4 p.m. under the "Big A" scoreboard di the "Big E. • It begms Sunday al 2 p.m. m the 1Win Palms Restaurant al Fashion Island where Quayle will be feted with a shower or guts. among other !rungs, wtth Miss Newport Beach, bands and what-not and probably a few surprise notables The theme is "abilities outweigh disabilities~ and "sports can be the catalyst toward an overall improvement in the quality of life. - It's great to laugh and it's also great to care, and that's what Irrelevant Week is actually all about -doing something nice for others and· particularly underdogs for no special reason at all. NE W PO RT H ARBOR BASEBA L:L ASS .OCIAJ:ION MARLINS RO LL INTO FINAL • Keehan and Young combine for strong outing as Marlins put Rockies away, 10-2. NEWPORT BEACl I -Patrick Keehan pitched four strong inrung!>, with seven strikeouts, and Tay- lor Young ddded lhreP more as the Marlins defeat- ed the Rodues, t 0-2, the Newport Harbor Baseball Assoodbon Bronco D1vu;ion playoffs in the winner's brackPt finals Thf> Marlins will face the Diamond- backs, the losN's bracket wmner. at Mariners Field at 11 a .m. for the lltle, Elliott Foster, Cavin Nicholson, Keehan and Young each had key tuts in the first inning when the Mar!Jns !>cored four runs. The Marlms got strong delPns1vP effort<; from Luis Ordaz and Peter Hoyt Bronco Division Winner's bracket Semifinals • Martins 5, Dodgers 4 Eric Schelln scored the tymg run for the Marlins m the suclh mnmg on d tnple by Bob Ward. Ward then scored the winning run on a wild pitch. Keehan pitched three shutout in.rungs of relief, giving up no h11s and stnk.ing out four, and picked 5aturday Costa ~ Ameriain Uttle League At CosU Mesa High Majors Division Tigers vs White Sox, 9 a.m, (Series tied at 1-1) Newport Harbor a.s.ball Assod•tion At Martnen Field Bronco Division Marlins V\ Diamondbacks, 11 a m up the win. The Dodgers jumped out to a 4-2 lead and held the Marlins until the fifth inning. Hoyt lead off the inning with a walk and then stole second and third. Hoyt then scored on a wild pitch to cut the Dodgers lead to one. Mustang Dtvtston Loser's bracket semlftnal • Rockies 7. Athletics 4 , Johnny Aahenls made three great stops at second base as the Rockies advanced to with a game of Sat- urday's championship game. Brendon Sallsbury, Zlppy Levy and Donny Hunt combined for 16 strike- outs. Salisbury, Kenny Alllopp, Brindley McClory, Ryan Hanrahan and Pab1ck VlahaJds each had hits for the Rockies. The Athletics had a late rally and had the tying nm at the plate in the bottom of the sixth inning. But Hunt got a strikeout to end the game. Johnny Ashen, P.J. Gorman, Ede Paine, Derek Pinski and Chrl.s Thompson each had a hit for the Ns. Pinski pitched two innings with six strikeouts for the A's. Mustang Division Marlins vs. Rockies/Indians winner, tba Newport 9wtt Uaht Uttle ....... At Uncoift Field Majors OMsion Giants vs. Reds, 1 :30 p.m. BOATING the side. I stand corrected, Lauren informed me that they were rockets. 3. Sean Moss, Scott Dore, Gray Doughtery, 36.9. Congratulations to the "Champions of Corrugation. w 0 CONTINUED FROM 9 Wmslet doll on the bow scredffimg. "I'm Kmg of lhf' World !· aid lh~ moVlP TitanJt At onP point, they came<! six crew m thf'H lndngle I chdn'l "t'C' 1t on the l.tsl of approvPd building mdtPndl~. but Bnan Ortega and Femrlndo Enriquez had mflutuble pontoons on the side of theu ·box· and were seen secretly filling them with helium. It didn't help, but thf'y deserve credit for creativity Lduren Mohns and Man~nne Herberts had a colorful ship with what looked to me like big C rayons on My advice lo Kayley Hamngton and Megan Moss, ·continue your education and never go into boat building." The event was under the duection of Scott Dukes, a Newport Harbor teacher in charge of the DiVmci Academy, which i.s a concentrated, four-year program placing emphasis on math and science. Mr. Dukes announced the following winner's for the soggy fleet of 100 competitors. 1. Mike Mitchell, David Robinson and Justin Hayworth, 30.7 seconds. 2. Joey Snelgrove and Steve Jendrusina, 33.0. The Newport Charter industry is definitely flexing its muscles as evidenced by all the activity aboard the• Angela Louise,· •Jsla Mujeres-and the "Electra,• just to name a few of many charter boats in our harbor. Joe Warren, Ships Master of the •Angela Louise, w has been chartering for many a voyage ~d gets credit for owning the cutest boat on the bay. The "Angela Louise -is a 79-passenger replica riverboat, complete with mustashio'd Warren in bis circa 1870s captain's uniform, steam driven •His two home nms key 11-9 victory over the DOdgers, whose last-inning rally falls short in Newport Beach Majors. BY Jason Hiii, Daily Pflot NEWPORT BEACH -There is a fine line between respect for a hitter and fear of one. Andre Pinesett, who was intentionally walked three times, hit two home runs, catalyzing the Giants' offense to a 11-9 victory over the t:>Odgers Thursday in the los- er's bracket finals in the Newport Beach Ught Little League Majors Division playoffs at Uncoln Field. Behind Plnesett, the ngers combined for 12 hits and were able to fight off a last-inning rally by the Dodgers. ·0ur strong point bas always been the hitting," Giants Manager Walt Harper. •we won today because everybody contributed." Batting eighth, George Moorandian had two sin- gles and scored two runs. Ben nisen, Jordan Corso, Matt Loeb and Scott Caput also had hits from the bottom part of the lineup. Batting cleanup, Tyler Lents had a triple, two singles, a run scored and an RBI. ·But the big story was Pinesett who, batting Iead- off, started the game with a home run. •He normal- ly bats third," Harper said. •1 moved him to leadotf today to force them to either pitch to him, or walk him and let my other hitters do the work. He came up in a lot of key situations today." ICM HAGGERTY-lYUUS I OAl.Y PLOT Giants' Tyler Lents llldes In safely under tag of Dodgers' catcher Matt Busch In Thunday'I game. "It's really tough to pitch to (Pinesett), • Dodgers Manager Scott Thayer said. "He's a great bittei who's had a great season. Still, I'm proud of th~ way my guys hung in there and fought back at ~ end." Pinesett was walked twice to load the bases with two outs. The first time, in the second inning, the Dodgers were able to get out of the jam, but not in the third inning. With three runs in, Pinesett was walked to bring up Ryan Kelly. Kelly singled to left field driving two, with Pinesett scoring on an error, capping a six-run third. 'trailing by three in the bottom of the sixth inning;. Sauter singled to left field and Mitch Folks reached on a misplayed fielder's choice. With two strikes, Sean Ellis laid down a beautiful bunt in front ot home plate and beat it out for a single, loading the bases with no outs. Ted Slaughter then hit a grounder up the middle that Moorandian, playing second base, fielded on the run and tagged second base for the force out. Sauter scored and the Dodgers trailed by two. The Dodgers fought back with excellent hitting from the top of the lineup, scoring four in the third and three in the fourth for an 8-7 lead. Jeritt Thayer and Matt Sauter each bad three hits for the Dodgers. Grant Almquist and Cory A.zzalino each had two hits. Sauter and Azzalino also had two RBI each. Corso, who started the inning in relief, then got a strikeout and a pop out to end the game and the Giants advanced to Satw-day's championship game against the Reds. The 1:30 p.m. championship will determine which team will represent the NBLl.L in the Tournament of Champions. The Dodgers have already been selected for winning the league title. In the fifth, Moorandian singled and Pinesett came up with one out Pinesett drilled a line drive over the left field wall. The Giants then scored twice more for an 11-8 lead. NEW AOR Diamondbacks continue hot streak •They win their fourth straight, duel Marlins Saturday for Bronco title. NEWPORT BEACH -Blake Prested and Michael Gustafson allowed just one hit and no runs through six innings with Greg Miner directing things at catcher, and Brendon Zimmer kept the lid on in the seventh as the Dia- mondbacks, who had won just whistle and white smoke pouring from her stacks. The boat is pristine and has been the venue for several marriages. The affable and congenial Captain perfonns the "Vessel Vows• ln his distinguished theatrical baritone repartee, sending couples into boating bliss. It's not too early to start four games during the regular season, stormed to their fourth straight playoff victory Thursday, a 6-1 victory over the Rockies to qualify for a finals berth on Sarur- day at Mariners Park against the Marlins. The Diamondbacks, who had whipped the Mariners, 8-1, Yan- kees, 12-5, and Dodgers, 9-3, were in control from start to fin- ish.' Prested's double keyed a run in GEGI CONTINUED FROM 9 bleeding whenever she trained strenuously for the 800, her pre- ferred event, so she was switched by track coach John Carney to the hurdles. Van De Walker, who stopped having nose bleeds after under- going a second cauterization pro- cedure, finished second in the 300 hurdles in the PCL Finals al Irvine High and qualified for ClF. She also anchored the M us- tangs' victorious 400 relay in the league finals, a team that includ- ed Julie Kroening, Jamie DeNoewer and Sarah Cotton, the only area girls PCL champion. The relay also qualified for the ClF Finals. Van De Walker ran a sizzling 59.9 anchor leg in the league the first inning and in the third three runs poured across, with Zimmer's double the key blow. The Diamondbacks came up with single tallies in the foucth and fifth innings with Kyle Moli- na's RBI double and Gilliane .Whitefield's RBI single the keys to success. Prested and Gustafson allowed just four baserunners through the first six innings, only one via a base hit. finals. coming from behind to beat Laguna Beach's Kellie Cramm in the final 10 meters to earn her first PCL championship. "She's been a competitor her whole career," Camey said. "When the chips are down, Gegi has come through and gotten the job done." A first-team all-league sweep- er as a senior, Van De Walker let- tered four times in cross country, soccer and track, and played varr sity volleyball as a junior to obtain a 13th letter. She's also a third- degree brown belt in karate who would like to work toward a black belt. Van De Walker, who will likely concentrate on soccer next season at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, fin- ished third for Mesa (19:39) in the state cross-country meet in Fres- no lo help the Mustangs win the Division IV title. booking boat parade and ev ents by then-Aliso Niguel corporate holiday parties, as all senior Sean Jordan in a dual the charter boats ln Newport are meet, then never lost agam at a premium ln December. The CONTINUED FROM 9 ~udesill beat Jordan that year •Angela Louise" can be reached R desill d ed th CIP (1996) in the shot put at th~ by calling Warren at (949) • , , , , atvtilon m~~~ ~~ sb~f .r.ut' , ~~~e-~ .. Rµ<j..~'s.Jirs _of 723-1403. f th •L•-d trai l< }I d wree league titles in the shot. , or e u w s g.,t year, an Also a three-year letterman ~ • 'l'Bll+MCm PMll..Lft' boating column •PPftB every Friday. He can be reached by calling. 642-n91. advanced to that meet fo~ the first football, Rudesill earned Allr time ln the discus. Rudesill quall-Newport-Mesa Diltrict and ~ fied for the prestigious Masters PCL recognition last fall u a Meet at Cerritos College for the defensive tackle. BORG records he established could have been put way out or reach. Borg, who retired one Grand Slam title short of tying Roy Emerson'• alJ.time standard, is happy on the senior circuit. at the old John Wayne Tennil Qub (now Palisades). first time this year in any event, Rudesill posed problems fQt throwing 163·6 ln the discus to opponents by blending strengt!l finish eighth. and quiclcness and was a ch18f Undefeated in league dual reason why the Mustang. led meetJ for two ye an in both Orange County in acortng events, Rudesill wu topped hit defense (yielding Just 81 poln\f sophomore year ln the throwing and posting five lhutouta), CONTINUED FROM 9 happy to leave the game To me, it was the right decision and I have no regrets,• said Borg, who left fans with many lasting impTessions, including the 1980 Wimbledon final when he f eU to h1s knees on center court after winning a record filth straight title at the All England Lawn and Tennis Cub. Borg, who till holds the record for the most Wimbledon and French Open (ab:) tttlel, defeated o 21 ·y ar-old McEnroe in tho '80 Wimbledon final, a match many tennil atidonadoe 1tlll believe wu the greatest fin4J evs to grace the hllowed turf at Wimbledon. Borg Iott to McEnroe 1n tbe lint t, 1~. woo the aint two, 1 ·5, e.;.3, then loll the f<Nr«b -'Jn potltbly the moM dramatic tle·tiriiUr In Otiind Slam hllC«y, 16-18. Bora .~ the momentum and won an ~:lfih-. M, to ~ bll n.cord fifth coal9culM WlmbllldGD tide, ~ tb8 Cup over tu. hiNd Wkb an all:Dolt ~Mlled look (X\ hll ... But al'lar l l :yean oa the tour and oomp9ting. tM wdld'I "°· l pliys fOf 109 ~·B0.:11 .._.... ClllDo ~TM ~ f * •Jt's very difficult to stop for a long period of time, then come back and play the same kind of tennis,• Borg said. •But for me, I'm playing so mUch better now than I did like three or four yean ago, and that'• beeaUH of llietour. • -Wben you walk on the court, you alwa11 want to win. We're all very competitive, all the guys. But my Mtilf A<:Uon it playing against Jlmmy or playing agalnlt John, and play a great match. Yoo lmOW you tee good tennis with a lot of good polnttr people enjoy it. . • AnOlber (reuon tor playing the circuit) ts jUlt to be. bilck. enJ~g the game again, playillg again, became I bav& 1 lot of tun · 1elng-my frlendl and Inter~. But It would be mote tun WU1nJn9 t1'oile c:lote matchea. WhO knoWl1 MA~ tt WW be my tumttm year.• aorv. Wbo ~ hll comebeck m 1991 udj)cMMd ...... dtcUlt. '93, .. famwat With~~ and Cbli COUr1I at Palin• bMIJlllllY9CI "-Id 1-.m,_. ....... lllGl'WIMilltbe ...,,...,.... _,_ ..... DUlalil ~ I Borg played for the Los Angeles Strings in 1992 and the Atlanta Thunder tn '93 and '94. •rm a beach guy,• Borg Mid two weeks ago, refening to hit upcoming Newport • Beach appearOMO. •(The Palllades) ls o great dub and it'1 a great area down there.1 love lt.• Borg wat the second·y~t player aver to be ranked No. 1 at 21 yean, two months, and led SWeden to tlw country'• ftnt Oevtl Cup title 1D 1975. Before age-19, he won nlile toumamentl, Including h1I tint Prencb open (191•). . ~ Potlowing a MnHtion.al nm of 62 l1nglel Utlet, he dildppeared. lbere were no pna coMirencet or far well toun tor Borg. He JU9t qutt; . •Right now,• be Mid lbunday, •1•m so happy to be o part of tbe thlDg became I love tmnlt, find I would UU to continue to play, to ,.. my friendl. My g-.ratlont we hive a lot of fun~. I llMll thole guyt Without realizing lt. ~t now, Jt's 10 much tun. not ~~ tennil, ,but to be arowxt my w.11 ... boW trWndty .... ,.. wants to bl an-.,..,... tcMtlJuill 20-21 wblrl 11~.000 "*to tbl wlaaiflt. tMftunecl. ' • PUBLIC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUILIC NOTtCU PUILIC MOTICll PUIUC NOTICll .... IO'l'ICU Dftw, COMa MtM. Celfof· PeB!ng SIUdy • UM , •• viiiOHfllibiTM. OITEAMI· , .. ~. ~ tq 11Wf9d 10 tM CllY COUid With Iha Counly ci.ni of MtiNp ~by.., indMdlM dumd ~ "' .... 1 e .. -nle 11121. Id OI Mb• .. mil end • ~ The NATION: WM"1'. IN City al, Of pt1ot' to, 11\t 11 •• Of prlof lo, the publk Otano• COllnCY Oft 5-22-91 Hlff you etltt9d ddne Hew ~ ...,.. doing ... '°" ...,,... ... w llOTICI Umt and date l lll•d Ocnetlll '*' AtMnclmlnt s. P~ING APPUCA-public hMrlng. FOi Wot· ha1ti1'9. 1ffH71MOI bUllnetl yec? YM. 1tn ~ ~... ~ ~ ... IDROOUAT abO¥e. 11 which U• lhey w111 e11Qw tot a lotll ma14-~~~O PMt,~ '~~ ma1lonclll(114)~. llA.,V T. ILLIOTT, Gery I!. Hlclunan, Al· ~=-:nu tlltct 1Ncet.Gl*n0 g:r-.a:,n>tll& ... Mid fl/I ...... IA. wlll be oC*"8d publldy Md mum Umlt of 425 ~ THORIUO AQl'.Nf° FOR It/ LaVOftM M. H.,lt. 1>9puf'/Clty Ca.rte lorney 11 Uw. 11no will\ tM County Otftl Thia "*"*°" WU lied wf1t1 .._ c...., C11f1C of OGUm'TYOP OAMG• rted aloud In the Council roome deligNfted In bloc1' 908 ANO VIA QIN IA lff1, City Ce.di Pul ~llhtCI Newport Wa1net Ave •• Sit . 213. Or.nga CourAy °" 1-zt.tl Wldl 0-. County Cllrtl of OJ-.~ on ..... 14 TM CMJ D ~It Miid lddr .... 900 of Newport Ctntar KOURY TO COHVlAT AN ,ubllthtd Newport Beac:h-... oate ,,.... Oal4' 'ountaln Vtli.y, CA t270lo tttane001'1 Orange County on •U41 t .... '190et4 t Peet Off1oe DtM bc:h Mlled bid nM* wMrMI tha ewttnl llmll 11 !XISTIHQ 'n-UNIT MOT!l. hec:h.Cotta Mna Daily Pilot May 29, 30, June 1, 2. tee2 Oally Plot J\N I 12 tt t.....,IM10 Olly Plot JUr11 12 1', a, ... f 4 t7 1 c:on1onn Ind be~ 325 hotel roome. The pro-ISIA Mfl'.21) TO A 11· Piiot Juna l2, 1191, 3, t , 10, 11, 12. 13, 18H. Daily Pilot May 29, June IS, 2e, ltM . ;182 Diiiy PllOt May 21, Juna •·,·~;;;;:..;3.;..;.;IM;.;,;.---·.....,,..,l11,_ CA to .. l*tlMl'IC Bidding end poted lilt It pan ol an n> ~~~~"'<>OMHO~ F159 f125 12, lt. 1tM 1"131 12, 'II, 1tll 1'1'4,-• =-1111 eor..act OocutMnta. "'-'· ltdflO hoc.I wt11ct1 It to-irOA SENtoh5:.°lOCAno PUii.iC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICI PUILIC NOTlCI PUIUC NOTICI PUIUC MOTICI ~ llOTlCI ~ llATTat °' lhlmlote, tM bid• ahd cat.CS on Iha notthaNlttly AT toeo NEWPORT BOU-Plotlt..... .......... ...... .... ·-· •• Ill PaTtTIO.. TO Mil tM tllle of Ula W0111 cornet of N~ c.nt., LEVARO IN AN R2 ZONE. NOTtCI 01' NOTICK OP "c11tlous luakteu Netne ltat ...... t Plctttt.uf ...._.. Nw 91 .. •••nt flMQI THI NAiii Ind ntme ol tha blcldtf""' DtlYe and Santt Crut Othle ENVIRONMENTAL OBT£R-,U.UC MINllNO PU•LIC Lii,. IAL.I "•me 8blMMftt TN fo11ow1nO peraont .,, NMM ltau....t Thi ~ pereont 11111 f D I I no othtt cll•tlngulttllng within 81oc:k eoo of Ntw-MINATION: ExEMPT. Notlc. It i.ebY t.iMn autl,..H and The fOllOWfng l*'tonl eta dolnQ butineft ... .,.ht I~ pettonS are dolna bu91MM .. : rar an a mallla. Any bid rtcalwd pof1 Cltll., CUtrtnlly lht 4. APPEAL 0' ZONINQ tt\at ltla City Cleft( of tt1t ProfH1lon1 Coda dOlng bUalneas at: PESCAOOU Rf ST AU-dolna butlneM u : I)~~ World. b) al\tf 1he acMd~ do•._ Illa (llOIJ< .;,__ H lal) ADMINISTRATOR'S Of· City of Ntw()Ofl 8t~h will ho. 21700-21707 WIEST COAST MORT· RAlff 3325 NeWOOft Blvd Soulhefn 'aclllc SIHtl'f Ml-Ho T~a, te OMS NUM•IR lime f0t the receipt of bj'd; It cll'ttfOl)N.._:::a :as. NIAL OF A PLANNED held a l)IJbllc: halflng on Notice la herlOy glvtn by OAOI! SERVICES, 21791 N-pOn Beach. CA 12663 .• and Insurance Group. la ~ lttMt IA, lrNW. CA AtHt8t thall ba 11 med l bldcl I 81QNINO PROORAM (I,!.-the tppllcatlon of the City the undtralgntd lhat e Lake ForHI Dr. 1204. Ulla Oanltl SldhOIJm K.tmedy Flowar St .• Costa ...... ~ t2t20 ORD&R TO SHOW , u 0 ., room tlottl fac:lllty with an· t8·10) FOR Rl"A, INC., Of Nawpor1 • b f publlc lltn Hit Of lh• IOI· Forttl. CA 92&~ 0671 NtltlatWay °'" Hun'. 92e27 Donna .... ~. ,, Fleld OAUIS POR CHA.NOi imopanad. n lhall be ltlt cilaty UHi lncludlng m11t-AGENTS 'OR CHEVRON •90 Qf lowlnQ dHcrlbtd p.,1onll KQW Corporation (CA), lll'lg!On e .. c:ti. CA 92848 Paul Cunl11 MUOhff. H3 Ill .... IMnt, ~~ OI' NAM• '°'' rHponllblllly of lh• Ing rooma, ballroom Ind PRODUCTS, INC.. TO Qen~r:• ::~ta1"'•nd-proparty wlll bt hald 111he 22908 Sprlngw11er, I.aka Jec:q~ne Kana11t1tl 9871 Flower St., Cotta M111, CA Thia bu•ln•H 11 con- NTITIONEA(S> Jeflrev blddtr to'" thll hi• blcl fl banqutl fecHlllH . Tha alt• AUOW A ea· HIQH. 103 men o. • hoUf of 10:00 A.M .. on ltl• F<HHI. CA 92830 NtlhttW•'f Of .. Hun1\nG1on t2e27 dUC1N by."' lndiYlcll* Sud1kow HASIHAVe recelll.CS In PtoPtf time. la autroundtd b PfOI ... S 0 . I' T. FREE~ AV· M upd•I• ol tha RICI• 28 day of June. 1098. RJJ F'lnenclal Corpo1e1lon 8eactl. ~ t2e.4& Thia bu1lne11 la con-tuYI you ltat19d ~ A PITITION FOR AN A HI of Bid Ooc:umtntl tlonal office bull~lng• IJ. ORIENTED SIQN (32 MAX. aUon end Open s~· El• The Hit will be con· (CA). 2n32 Attn•. MIHlon Thi• bualntH I• con-dUClld by: an lndMclull DllllnHI ~ Ho fR TO CHAN QI! may ba Obtalntd ti Iha Of. nanclal ln1lltutlon1 ~nd Asol.L'OFTW.)c ON A "s·"° mtnt of Iha G•natll P11n. dUCIN II Brl11ot St. Mini ~~r· c: 9~89I I duel.cl by: hinbancl and H•va you ltatttd doing Donni 8ttlln!l., II f .. OM Jlllr•" fie f , .. _ Ch •....a F · · HEVRON ER· Tht Recrt11lon and Open SIOtaga, County of Orenga I us ntn • con-wilt butlnHt yt17 No Ttllt at&temtnt wu flied Sudlkow TO Jaffr , • 0 .,,. ty ~'"''n"'· aahlon latand rttlll com-VICE STATION SITE {1 Space Eltmanl II a Ital• State of CaJllornle. ' ducted by: Joint vtnturt Have you 1tt111d doing Paul C. HughH with tha ~ly Cftf11 of Sud kOll fl'f 71 Falt Drive, Co11a Mela, mafclaJ 11\111. Tha propoMd ACRE MIN. Rl!Q, FO'A Tha pro~rty It ttortd by Ha\19 you llarttd doing bullnnt yet? No Thia ttaltm«tl w11 liltd Or~ County on 5-11-911 M It ~ Ofdtftd ltiat Callfornla . upon ftorv .. projac1 Wiii lnvol\la con-FREEWAY.() RI ENT E 0 r•~t 0 1 1.J°'lc:lff 1,;"..!:J 8ristol St. Mini Storage, lo· bu1lna11 ytt? YH, July '• Jacqueline l<anlwall with lht Counly Cltfk of 1 H887SU78 .. In N In fund•bl• p-rmant of 11tuc;tlon ol •.n additlonll SIQNS). 1.0CATl!O AP· ort ob vH. pr ... -·· caltd al '100 Brlalol St., 1993 Tilll 11111mtnl WU f11N Orange County on $-22.fe Dall Pilot Ma n 29 thlt ~ ..,;:''bafort 130.00. An eddltlonal 142,ooo aq. fl. which In· PROXIMATELY S70' FRO~ ltllldatdt. and plan pro-Cotti MHa, CA 92828 KQW Corporation , With the Coumy Clafk of 19ele71M12 ~ 5 12 l99I 'f .FOtM IN• court In ~ oh., .. of ll.OO mull ciUdH 1 102.,00m ~Mn A FREEWAY EXIT {300 po11lt for open apace end The htm• to be IOld "' RJJ Financial Corporeuon Otenga County on e-8-911 Dally Pilot May 21• June 5,1.;..;;...;..;.;•..;.;;;•;..;.;.,;;.;.. __ .;.;,_ 703 ol tha Orenge ba lnc:tudtd If handled by •lory IOWSf tddltkm with MAX. REO.), 1.0CATEO AET rtcfeallon fec:llitl11 In th• genarally described II fol· KRt~Wy"!i PrJ11ldtnpl .. 1HH7907H 12 HI 1998 Fl33 PUILIC NOTICE Supetlor CCM1 3190 HAAISOR 80U1. • City of Newpon Beach rowa· furnllurt clolhlng o.,.., Jen ni '·· • res.-0 •11., p·iot June 12 lt 28 ' ' SddtMI thown .~ INll. Bid Documents and lddltlonal 1nc:lll1ry UI .. VARO IN A Cl ZONI!. EN· Purauanl lo th• Callf~nla tools· and/or othlf nou .. : dtnt Thi• llettmtnl wa1 Jui3 ~999 . F17l __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_IC_!__ rlctttlou• •ustMI• e-30 HM II 2:00 'cf. other conltact dc>cumanlt conslstlng of a 9,200 eq.ll. VIRONMEHTA1. OETERMI· Erwl tll O aJi Act l'IOld Html 11ortd by tht filed wiltl tht County Cltr11 'f • N~ Stat...,_,t on • • · 0 may atao b• namlnad at i>.nroom (600 11ata) till NATION: EXEMPT. ronrnen u ty fo41owtng pe<soos· of Orang• County on a.a. PUBLIC NOTICE Fl tltl hst The fottowlng petton• .,, tclc p.m •• ~US:-11 and the Olflc• of the Chy Cllftc me1Ung rooma lo~llng FOR FURTHER INFORMA-an Initial Slud'f ha• t>Mn Nema of Account . SpKt 98 19988780803 ° OUI MH doing bUtlntSI ... fhtt•: ~ lhe petil~ of th• City of Costa Mell. 3,800 sq. 11. with adjacent TION ON THE ABOVE AP· cond~ld 10 •11•luatt Iha Num'* Dally Pilot June 12. 19, 28. FlctJUou• •ustnHs Th:~= lt•t•m_:: .,, Th• Ouaran1" Gtoup. 23 ~~of nama anould Bid Ooc:umanta will not be g11den1 and pool fac:llity PUCA~ONS. TELEPHONE pot1nt1al tnvlronmanlaJ Im-DAN GeRMAN 842E July 3, 1998 F178 Name Statement doing but='!:. Corporal• Plaza. 1180. not be gtsnlN m1H1d unl111 tht ed· IOf outdoor function• end 754-S2 5 OR CAU AT THE pac:lt of lht propoHd OSCAR FRANK 734a Tha lolloWlng l)eftonl art H1tb0f Rad1al0f 2129 Har· Newport Btac:h. CA 92eec> 11 It fUt1Nf ~dar.CS that • d111on11 15.00 chatge ts 1n-reconngurallon (d•~itlon ~f ~~E 01~f51J~E ,:'~.,; ~ud· _211tth tnthillaJ S~ ~~;1J" :b~cci1~~ ~:O PUBLIC NOTICE dcoing buF 11Fne'n1' u : .. FG bot Blvd .. Cotta' M11a. CA 1~72,,,.c• _!•uMla :~~ '"Ofl'f of lhlt Otdar to thew -'ud-' with I I ~• U 1 I .. 200 77 F•1R' DRIVE """"'' ...., II 1 prVJ-rr1ctltl-"s llusl--ss & ur turt . .., ·· 9282& JV "'' 1 r ' .__,....... c..,.. be publlttled In NB/ ... .... paymtn . 0 ..... ng IMS C:OU11I • ,., ' could not hlllt . tlg.nlllcant MIKE McMIL.1.EN 4270 .. .... .... 1773 w. Uncoln Ave. •T. Ore Ohlhav , 3112 Beach, CA 92980 Cotta Mala Catty Pllol 1 EKh bid thall be made and a potllon of Ult ••· COSTA MESA. CAUFOR· alftc:t on the tnvlt t PETER BECK '160F Name 8tatement Anaheim, CA 92801 Mc:KY~ley Way' · Coill Thia bu1ln111 It c:on- newspapt< Of gtntrll cir· on Iha Propo11I form, Isling health club) and tX· Nr-b I I ti d N thaflfOft 8 NegaUv:='a' COOPER LEE 724J d~e l~crlng ~raons are FrVICllCO Jalvar Bernal, I 1 Mesa CA 82828 ' ducted by: an Individual ~lion publlshN In ti.ls 1hff11 P·1 through P·18 panaloo of Iha haaJlh club/ Be~c:h.C~•~ MH~w'O:i~· ,.1100 hat been prepar.CS. • g~~G~ft.l ~~:gAN 274G 81ci' RJ;4$ss ~l~OUSINE Hta\MIWOOd, Allio Vitio, Thia' bu1ln111 la con· H1w you •~ar\td '!°Ing 0oynty1 al least once 1 ptovlded In lhl contrac:1 spa f1cllltles {Including Pilot Juot 12 1998. Notlc:t 11 htrtb)' lurthar JOHN HIMMELBERGER SERVICE, 270 So. Brlslol CA 92858 duct.CS by: en lndlv1duel ~·~ 'f~~ ~5-1 98 wtek 'or four c:onaecutlvt documan11, end shell be masHut• aervlc11). Atc:tll· • Fl6S 2 E SI Bid tl'lOI Ste 191 Contualo M. Bernal, 11 Have you 1tart1d doing emas · """'Sf watka prlof lo the cl1y of tccompa.nleo by 1 bid te· tacturel 1t11tmtnl wtU ba r•nw~•t:ldh=bl'!,h•:; l o!tad: June t, 1998 Costa M~ta. CA.9262S ' ~~i;rw~· Allio Vltjo, bu1ln1u yt17 YH, Dec. ~~~· t~~"=ty w~l-:i •1'~~~~'1.av 01 ttt8 curlly, Ust of 011lgn1t1d eompatlbl• to lhet of the PUBLICp!ICE ~nd day of June Slgnad: Jenet Sutton Ronnld J . Chaprr.an. 270 This buslnen 11 con· 1ct87 Ohlh Orange County on 5-1~98 • 1 • Subeontraetora, an$! Non-exlst1119 hotel towaf and cns1eot414 1998 at lhe hour ot 7 100 This notice 11 given In ac· So. Br1stol St., Bl':l if10l, dueled by: husband and T~~gstatt~~: wit filed 19180759024 ~ JAMii A. JACKMAN, col!u1lon Affidavit as re· c:ompltx. This naw tddlllon NOTIC• TO .m. in th Cou ii Cham-eordanc• with me provl· Ste. I 191, Costa Ha, CA wilt with the County Clerk of Dally Pilol May 22, 29. "'U D 0 •IC 0 MM 11· quired In lht lnformeUon 11 toc:eled to tha north and CRllDITORI or p • nc alone of Section 21700 11 92626 Heve you started doing Orangt County oo 5·22·98 June 5 12 1998 F09e llONl!R OP TH• 8UPR· F Bldd 1 f th I I f c:OI· bert of lhe Newpotl Beach 1eq. ol the Bu1ln111 & Pro· Pamela J. McBride. 8199 business yet? Yas 3/84 ..;...;;_...;;...;;.:..• ~·....;..;.~--~ RIOR COUMT . ~~II pr~Jr~ i. a led Ill ~=: :n •n' .-:.~· ng !a.n1 auuc SAL• City Hell. 3300 Newport lesslon1 Cod• ol lhe Stall Morning Vlaw Or., Maheim Con1uato M. Ber~ll p 19910758401 PUBLIC NOTICE Jeffr Daniel Sudakow er 'f • ng 11 1111ca. etcM, Boulevard, Ntwpotl Beach, ol California. Hills. CA 92807 Thi• atattmtnt wu llled Delly ilot M1y 29, June 5.1 ________ _ l3802 ~ E I O A • lund9d projac1 Ind wlU ba percel, Which tlH long 1101 U.C.C.) CaJilornll. al which Uml Still tubJect to prior can· Thia buslntH 11 c:on· with the Countv Cltrk of 12, 19, 1998 F1211 P:lctltloue 8uslnffs n at r. Pl. undaf federal ragul1tlon1 baen planned for hcttl ••· •sorow No. and pl• • an and 111 • callallon In tht event of HI· ducted by: ce>partner1 Orange County on e-e-te Mama Statement f84, Tustin, CA 92780 Which Include lb• Oma-pan1lon purpo11s. The 1•30185-pm ton• l:itrHt~ ma :. tttmtnt b11w11n Owner Hava you startN doing 19988780807 PUBLIC NOTICE The following pettonl era P"bllthtd Newport Bacon Act and relaled projtct sit• encompaun Nolle:• Is hafeby given to 'f and obligated party. business yll7 Y11, M11ch· O II P tot J 12 19 26 doing butlnt11 u : 8Hct1.C0111 MH• Dally tc:ta. The wege dtt.,rnin. approxlmalely 7.2 acrH. crtdllora of lht w11hln pe11 and b• heetd thereon. Pu bll1h1d Newport 1998 ; 'f ~ una , F17 , Fictitious aualnHt The Heerl of Ba1knns. 18 Piiot May 22, 29, June 5, lion will bt under th• NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-named Hlltf, lhal • bUlk ti you challenge thl1 B11c:h·Co111 M111 Delly Ronald J. Ctl•&man J 'f 3, 998 II Name 8tatament Cele no Ct.. Ntwporl \2, 1991 FI09 OIM•BKon Act and r• THER GIVEN lhal an lnlllaJ 111111 about to be mad• ol projac1 In court. you may Piiot June 12• 19• 1998F ~r,'1~:i·.~,1d!11 lllN PUBLIC NOTICE Th• following l)eftonl 811 Beach. CA 92857 S d /M. 1 1ht HUit ducrlbtd bt llmlled 10 raJslng only 182 doing butlntH 11: Jacqueline Joan Caldwell. PUBLIC NOTICE lltld ects and th• Depart· lu 'f It gal.CS Negative below. thoH lstull you Of aome-PUBLIC NOTICE with th• County Clerk of F1ct1Uous BualnHs MORNING GLORY FLO. 18 Cegno Court, Ntwpor'I ---------• mtnl of lndusltlll Reta-Oectar111on ha• been Pf• Th• name• Ind bullneu one 1111 ralatd at Iha pub-OranQt County on 5-22·98 N•m• Statement RAL ANO MAKE UP, 1120 Beach, CA 92857 IUl'l!RIOR COURT 110n1, State of Cllllomla pared by lht City of Ntw· tddrHMI of the Hlltf 111: Ile tttarlng dHC:ribed In SYNOPall OF THE 19980759415 Thi followlng l)eftonl art Celllornla, Huntington Thia butlneu 11 eon. OP CAl.lfC>ftNIA, (tht Contrtc:tOf and Sub-pol1 S.actl In connection JAMES SWEARINGEN. Ihle notlet or In wrttltn cor· ANNUAL STATEMENT • Dally Pllol May 29. June 5, doing busin11s u · Beach. CA 92641 ducted by:'" Individual COUN1'Y OP ORANQll coolractora than p1y not with Iha appllcaUon noled 1383 L.oo•n Aw., Cotta '" ndtnc• dellvertd 10 YEAR ENDllD. 12. 19. 19911 F132 Oiiman flnanclal ServlcH , F.,rta Nicol• Kingham, 1120 Have you started doing 34t The City Drive lt11 than the hlghar wig• abo\la. The Nag1U111 Otcl•· Mtu, CA 02829 tha~"" el or .....,.. to the DECEMBER 31 1997 PUBLIC NOTICE uoo MacArthur Blvd .. ~~ll ~o'cl'.;.2.,~11unllngton bUsln111 yal7 No Poat Office rate) raUon atalH thal the aut>-Tha loclllon In C1llf0fnla .. , • ..., • .,. • • Suite 780. Newpon Beach, .... ac • • "'" Jacquellne Caldwell · • of Iha c;hltf ••tct1tlva olflc• public: h1111ng. For lnfor· of Amarlcan Equity CA 92660 Thia bu1ln111 Is con-Th11 atatement wu filed Box 14171 Th• City hH Obtained }act d .... tlopmant at pre> f lh• "" I . SAME AS matlon cell (71 4) 644-3200 Speolalty FIGtltlou .. •uslMH Michael J 01 CFP duc:ttd by: en lndillldull With the County Clafk ol Orenge1 CA from th• OlrtelOf of Iha 0. pond and with lmplemen-~BOVE " •· Is/ LaVonna M. Hark· lnauranc• Company, Name Statement HOO Mac Art~~· Blvd · Hew you 1taned doing Orange County on s.11-H 92013-tl71 plttmtnl of lndu1tttal Rel•· tall~ ol lht recommended As lla19d by the ttlllr, all laH, City Clerk 5 35 Anton lloulev.,d, The lolk>wlng ~~son• ate Suite 780, Newport Beach'. butlnn• yat7 No 19988759022 IN TH• MATTIR OF Ilona the general pravalllng mlllgallon m111ur11 will other buslna11 nvnea and Published New 0,1 Costa Mesa dol~buslneH as. . CA 92660 Fafrla Nicoll Kingham Dally P11o1 May 22. 29. THI PITITION TO rate of per diem weg11 and not resuh In • 1lgnmcant addrt1111 u11d by the Beach.Cost• MHa gaily Calltornl• 828'28 ~~L T~~\81~Ai'8E9 c~•Nn This bu~lness 11 con-~~~· ,~'c':"' w~1~~1':, June 5, 12. 1998 F097 CHANOI THIE NAMI! lht gtntral prevailing rate tllect on Iha anvlronmtnt. Mlllf within thrff ytara be-Pllol June 12 1998 Total Admlttt<. AHtll Miguel f201 Newport ducted by. an Individual Or C ;:' M-911 N I E O' MALQORZATA tor holiday and overtime lll1th1prH1ntlntentlonof IOftthed1t11uchll•1wH , . F181115363579 Beach CA92elio Have you started doing angt r-'~8;;17491 PUBLIC OTC MARIA 0 '8"1RN work In th• local• In whlc:h lhl Clly 10 ICC•PI th• Nag. =~, :a:d~~:E•d lo the Toial Uebllitlll S9,168,n7 Wayni B. ROH, 369 San b~~:::~ rg1~·:~ 5-t·911 Dally Pllol May 29, June 5, FlcUU041• aualness CUI HUMBER lht work I~ to ba I*· 111111 Declaratlon and aup· The namH and builneaa PUBLIC NOTICE Ag~regat• Wrltt·lnt for Mlgutl 1201, Newport This stacement was filed 12 19 1998 F139 Name Statement A1t2887 fo1med for each craft clas· porting documents. Thia 11 addra1111 of the buy., 111: PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL ·~ r• ~rplul fundt SO Beach, CA 92680 with the County Clerk of ' • The fofloWlng per$orlt art ORDCR TO 8HOW 1mcat1on or ty~ of wort< not bt con11tutd as t llhar RANDI TRACY. 1383 L.ogan BE HELD BY THE COSTA •P 11 tock $3,000,000 Melani L Hurwitz. 369 San Orange County on 5-22·98 PUBLIC NOTICE doing bullnau as: 1CAU8• POA CHANQll n11ded lo 1xec:u1t the eon-epprovel or dtnlaJ by tha Ave.. Cotta Mtll, CA MESA PLANNING COM· 0~~,,~~:~• 1 wr11i.:·1:~, i~! Miguel 1201 • Newport t 99887S9402 Slf&h Wtlltc:omb Anllquet, OP HAMI ltact. Holiday,,, .. shall bl City of"'' tubject appllca· 92828 ' MISSION AT THE CITY tund• so pac p ~·:r;h, ~~.r;::: I• con· Dally PUol May 29. Jun• 5, Flotltloua • ....,,... l30 Eut 17th St. 10. PETITIONE.R(S) MAL· paid .. apeclfted In Iha tlon. Th• Chy ancouregH Thi IHlll 10 bt •Old.,. HALL, 77 FAIR DRIVE, Surplus Noles so duel.CS by' a general part· 12 19 199.8 F135 N•ma ltatamant Cotta Mna, CA 92827 OORZATA MARIA O'BRIEN eollac:tlvt bargaining 1g1 ... mambert of Iha gtnerat d .. c:tlbtd In genaral aa: COSTA MESA, CALIFOR· Groll pald·ln and c:ontilb-ntrttllp . ' ' Tht lbllowlng pefltonS 111 Sh1ton L ~enegar. 1079 t4AS/HAVE FILED A PETI· manl appllcabla lo MC:tl pubtlc: to ravlew Ind com-All FURNITORE, FIX· NIA. AT 8:30 P.M. OR AS uttd 1urplu1 S3000 000 Have you atar1ed doi119 PUBLIC NOTICE CSOlng bu1lne11 u : Ridding Av• .. Coata Meu. TION FOR AN ORDER TO TURES, EQUIPMENT. MA· SOON AS POSSIBLE u I Id i d' ( I t? y LASER 0 ENTERTAIN· CA 92828 CHANOE NAMES FROM parllc:ular c:rafl. clae-mtnl on thlt documtnta-CHINERY LEASEHOLD IM· THEREAFTER ON MON· pl")~~~ 802 un I SUI• bu• n•H 'fl ••• 1•98 Fictitious •usln•H MENT 18432 Yorba Unda Thi• butlntu 11 c:on- MALOORZATA MARIA llfleetlon or type ol WOl'k lion. Thi Nagat1111 Deel• PROVEMENTS, STOCK IN DAY, JULY 13, 19911. RE· $:p1ua at ragardt pollc:y ~:i~n~t:ie=I wu flied Name ltat.ment Blvd . .' YOfbl Unda, CA ducted by: an lndMdual 0 '8AIEN TO MARGARET employed on Iha project. retlon 30-day publlc: review TRADE, QOOOWIL.1. ANO GARDING THE FOL.1.0W· holdart S8 l98.802 wllh the County Cit k of Tht follOWlng l)eflOflS art 02188 Have you atartld dOlng MARIA O"BRIEN CoplH of tchedUlat Of peflod i. AprU 30, 1"8 IO BUSINESS NAME and .,. ING APPLICATIONS. Net lncorM ior 1tl• ""' Otang• County on s.1'9.98 doing buslntll u : Terry Lia, 11432 Yorba buslnH• ~No n 11 haftby ordered that ratt1 IO dettrmlntd.,. on May 29, 111118. Coplet of locll9d ti: 1343 Logan IF ANY OF THE FOUOW· 1224 024 19988719027 Norih Amarlc1n Mlc:ro. Unda Blvd .• Yorba Unda, Shlton L Hanntgar .. persona lntttHltd In lilt al the City C1erk'1 Of· the Nagallve Oeclaratlon Ave., Cotta Mall, CA INQ ACTIONS ARE CHAI.· Ol1bur11m1nt1 for lht Dall p tot M 22 29 7722.C Talb9tt Aw., Hun-CA 9211ee = Ital~"!!.....~ ltllt mttter appaat bef0t1 nee localed at n Fair and supporting docurnants ~ l£NQEO IN COURT, THE yaar $1,459 023 J 'f 5 1 998 l'f •F O • 1J119ton Beacl'I. Cllltomle Thia bualnlH It c:on-Or tht~ .. J' s:;'Mie :~ ="or .:p~ ~ •• Cotta M .... Callfor· are rtallabte fof pubic: r• by 1he ~·.,na,;: = ~~~~~iEU~ u:af~r~~tyln ~ Unt • 12, 1 1 1 ~0 n~.C Tllb«t ~..:'~an .=u-doino lflQ9 ,...:;19021 ee>unty Supar1ot COUl1 II nla 92824. and .,. lllall-Ille:# and lntpectlon II Iha lion It: CALIFORNIA CL.AS-SUES SOMEONE RAISES cordence wllh Iha Ann\lal PUBLIC NOTICE Ava., Huntington Btactl. buslntu yat? YH, I M99f Delly Piiot May 22. 29. Iha lddreu thown above able lo any lnler11l9d party Planning Oapartmtnl, City SICS AT THE PUBLIC HEARING Slalement for lht year FlotUloua aualnaM Clllfornla 1126411 TlfTY Lia June 5, 1~. 1998 F102 on ,_., 1991, 11 2:00 upon request. of Newpott Beach, 3300 Tht antlcfpated dllt OI DESCRIBED IN THIS NO-tndad O.Cambtr 31 1997 Name Statement Thia bu1l11t11 It c:on-Thia ltattmenl WU filed --------- o'c:toc:tt p.m .. end then and In accordance wllh Sec:· Newport Boulavard, New· Int bulk Mi. I• Juna 3C . TICE OR IN WRITTEN mad• 10 th• 1n1~renc1 Th tonowt ducted by:• corporellon with the County Cleft! of PUBLIC NOTICE lh«t thew CIUM, II erry 11on 1773.2 of Iha Calllomla port Beach, C111tornl1, t~c!RO'w~~,: of THE CORRESPONDENCE OE· Commlslloner, pursuant lo dol~ buslnt~ ~na ara H.va you tlal1ed doing Orange Counly on 5-1·91 tnay haYI. wtly lht ~llllon Labor Codt th• Contractor 92859-1788 (714) 844-3210 Can ~ 23t81 ~ED TO THE PL.AN· taw MAG BAY TOURS 2-174 ~ buslntu yet? YH, 3115195 1•18717405 Flctltlou:s llullneaa tot Change of nama ahould thall po1t ,·copy of tM cl• Notlca Is l'leraby ll#UI.; Lakt F lat CA ~120, NINO COMMISSION AT, tat' llu9ene Joseph Newport Blvd • Co111 NAECO, Dorothy Kagat1N, Dally Not May 29 June 5 N...,. St.tatMftl ":i:-~=':;der.ct lhll 1 1ermln1tlon of pravalllng given that ••Id public: hffl· ~~. ::ii.-. . ..,. la eubjtcl ~ ~~· THE PUB-Keating, Jr., PrHldent M111. CA 92827 .. ~~tmant ..,.. ftltd 12, t8. 1M . F142 The lolowing ~ •• copy of thlt Ofdlf to show ratt of wag11 11 aach )ob Ing win bl tttld on th• to Callfornta Untfonn COfn. 1. ZONING ACTION ZA-Is I R o d n • y a r u o e Stt~han Don.aid Warran. wllh tha County Clafk of ~ u . oauM be l)IJbllah.CS In OR· 1111. 22nd day of June, merclat Cod• Sec:llon 9&-17 FOR MOTOR CAR Franta, lenlor Vloa ~!~ta :"a~~'t:re2~·· Orenga County on •-30-98 PUBLIC NOTIC! &~Cotta~~ ,J::: ANGE COAST DAILY Tha Contractot and any 1HIS, el Iha hour of 7:UO 8108.2. DEALERS ASSOC. OF Pretldent•Flnanca OI 1 1.ortM Htrnandez tHIS87S711t Plotltlous •ualnaH Swwn Lia 8'9nnlt. 1880 PILOT. • ntw•fc•Per 01 1ubContrKtor(1) 1h1n pey p.m. In the Counc:U Cham-~ ':d:,~~~~j .J!: ~'= ~~~AA0~A;:0:UJ~~ Publlah•d Nawport MJdoza. Zona lnduatrill Diiiy Pilot May 29. Nia s. Mame ltatainant Swan Or., Coet.t Mala. CA r;:al 1 C~~lat on typub-nol lt11 than tha spacffled bare of the Newpor1 Beach with whom clalmt may be CONSOLIDATED WATER Baach·Costl Mtst Dally l/n Puerto San Cetlos. BCS 12, 1g, 1998 F140 The following peftont are 02828 n c:oun • 1 11 pr1111lllng ret11 of wag11 lo City Hall, 3300 Ntwpor1 filed II THE ESCROW O I ST R IC T FOR A Pllol June 8, 11. 10, 11, 12, Mexico 23740 doing bu11nff1 u : Thia bu1ln111 It con-::!.c~:: :.:~ t°iOfo~~ 111 worktrt employN by Boultvatd, Ntwpor1 B11ch, FORUM, 23111 Lakt c~ PLANNED SIONINQ PRO-1898. Thia bu11n111 11 con· PUILIC NOTICE PRIME FUNDING SER· ducted b'f: an lndMdual the day of Iha haarl,:. th•m In the ••teutlon of Clllfomla, el which llmt '" Orl\lt 1120, L.tka For· ORAM TO ERECT AN 85 m207 d~Clad by: huiband and Flotltloua •ualnaes VICES, 20122 Santa An1 ~_:..~yat?-=ed CSOlng . DAT•• JUN OI 1198 the c:ontract. and plac• any and Ill l)ef• tll, CA 92830 Eac:row no. F 0 0 T HI Q H • A p. PUBLIC NOTICE ~I• I rt d dol N•ma lt•tamant Ave. liA. Santa AN Hgta. Steve Branner JAMii A. JACKMAN, Apaymanlbondandpar· 1on1 lnl.,H1td may IP' 30t85r,m•ndtheluldlll PROXIMATELY .1.,101 bu~:..~0:11:~ .. ~4·20·9~ TtltlOllowlngpeftonlltl ~A 927or w n Wr Thi• ttaltmtnl WQ fttecJ J U D Q • IC 0 M M I a. lorm1nc1 bond will be r• pear and bl htlfd lhtfton. fOf n~ 1=m.:ht!n~! l~ S 0 · FT · FR E E VY A y. 8TATllMRNT 0, Stephtn Wlfftn doing bu1lna11 u : 20~~u:anta !{. 111, 1:1: with Iha County Clerk of atONIR 0, TH• auP•· QulrN prior to Iha tlttc:U-II you ch•ll•ng• lhl• ~rn .. i day befOft the PNR~N~~gN F~~~T~~ WITHDRAWAL FROM Thia 111tamtnl Wll flied ·~ ESP DESIGN, bJ OE· Santa AN Hgts. CA '2101 Otange County on 5--22•91 RIOR COURT tlon ol the contract. The ptOjac:t In coun, you may tale dtlt apeclllad aboVI. MOTOR CAR DEALERS PARTNIRIHIP wllh lhe County Clerk of : IS, c) JAD~. d~ LIZA· Thia bu1lnt11 It eon· tHN719403 JO! A. DICKERSON. Al· paymant bond and P'f• bl llmltN to r1l1lng only Datach 1/1/18 ASSOCIATION OF COSTA OP•RATINQ UNDl:A Orangt County on 6-8-9& ~H, N ._..port ~a:~ dueled by: an lndMdUll Dally Pilot Miy 29, June &. IOIM'f at Law, 3151 Airway formance bond ttlaJI bt In thott lasuejl you or aome-/I/ RANDI TRACY MESA. ON THE MESA "CTITIOUI tl91SIS78080S 92663 tw • Hl\19 you ttaned doing 12. lt, 1"8 F131 A~, Ste. M·2, Colle Illa form and amounl Ht one alN ralMd 11 tha pub-Publlt htd Ntwporl CONS01.IOATEO WATER •U81Nlll NAM• Dally Piiot June 12, 19, 26. Ula Gay Rupu, 1513 Bay· ==~No M .... CA 0282&, Attorney lot1h In tht conltac:l doe» lie: haetlng detcnbtd In Ba1c:h.C01t1 Mt.. Deity DISTRICT SrTE, 1.0CATEO The toaowtng pertOn hat July 3, 1991 F178 polnta Of., Ntwporl Beac:h, Thlt Ital;~ wu flltd ear 1034234, Attorney tor manta. this not~ Q( In wrltttn cor· Pilot June 12. 1991. ~ ~1 .. ~5'fo':.~vr~ withdrawn H • genetal PUIUC NOTICE CA 92880 wMtl IM C<M#1t'f Cleltl °' omtVAD Mllgorz.ala 0 '8fllfl In accordanc:a with provt-'"pondence dallvertd 10 fl5e ~ONMENTAL. OETERMINA-panntf fl'om the partnlf· Thia butlnt11 11 con-Or-. Cou'lty on ~-98 Publllhtcl ~•wpOrl tlon• of Publlc ConlrK1 the City al, °' prior 10, Iha TION: NEGATIVE OECL.A-~orr•llng ur:,.1i:, Flotltlous •uslnaH dUCIN by: an lndMdUll ..... .,. ... 3 .. ~oala Me .. Delly Code s.cuon 22300. tub-pubic l'lttt1no· For Inf«· PUBLIC NOTICE RATION, {AVAIL.A81.E FOR "'*"'°' =Homa l Name 8tatament ~11111~6-~ e.ity Pllot June 12, 19• 2e, M111 Plot Jw'9 12. 1t. et. July ttllullon ol tllglblt and matlon c:tll (714) 844-3200. NOTICE OP: REVIEW f'OR 20 DAYS AT Q11den, 1803 Suparlor, d-:J'' l::w'ng ~art Usa Q. R~M ' .My 3, 1tM F113 Mn •sa -'· .._. 3111M Fle2•Qulvatant ltc:Uflti .. for /9/LaVonneM.Harll· PU•LICHRMINO THEPLANNINOOMS~ Cot\aMeM,CA92827 lnt~="·Home& Thlt atattmtnt wu flltd l ovlno e l ater of any monlH wlthhlld to en-1•111 City Clartl NoUc:e .. i.eby g1ven ~ ~fT INFO AP. The "ctltl0ua 8"tlntH Q1rden lfOf' Sup.nor with the County Clef1l of PUIUC NOTICE Batty Canepa and PUIUC NOTICE 1ur1 pertormanc:. under NOTE: The PptnM Of 111a1 the City Coundl ol tM PLICATION: ~~ONE NllM referred to above Colla M ... CA 92927 ' Orange County on 8-6-18 .. _...._._ •• _...__ ...,. Hoftw'd. thlt conlrao'I wll be petmlt-lhll noclce It paid fiom a City of NeWOOft 8eacti wlll ' WU fllad In~ County Stepha.nit ' Skinner 515 19Me780872 rtuu.---~ ..... wtl be STATSMaNT 0, ltd al Iha reql.IHI end llC· fifing ... COllactad from tht hofd a pubilo ~ on ~~:5 g~ ~A~ on 5/11/H , Fl1.E NO. Tutlln Aw, Newport 8..cn. Olly Pllol June 12, 19, 28, MMM ........... hatd Monday, .June AllANDONM•NT 01' l*IM ol lhe c:onttac:tor. appllcarit. lha application°'"·'· e af NINO DIVISION ROOM 18188751993 CA 921113 Jl6'f 3. 1"8 Flt4 Thi~~.,.. 1&. 1 ... a:36 .. m. • U810, PlCTITIOUa Each blddaf thall potMH Publlthtd Nawporl N•wpol1 ••Mh l&rtll 200 77 FAIR' DRIVE ::: "an:on ltldw1=:!Tn °! Uta Dunn. n34 0.k St, ~~.::..KETIHO St . .,.,.._ Ceiltlolo •uai.N••• NAMI 11 !ht unw 1hl• contrael Is Beact1.Co1ta M... Ollty R•mHon. applloant) COSTA MESA CAUFOR'. u.. 52334 C•ak s~· San1a Monica. C.' 00405 PUBLIC NOTICE vENTUR!S b) OMV 504 Church. 502' ~ Tha foltowlng petaonl .. .. PMOC Juna 1 ~ ....., 1 Uaa Pa mlt N NIA. ' ,.... • Thia but lna11 It eon-• • green /we. ~ ~w abandoned the uM of swltded • Clau A II· ... 1 ..... or ' o . Santa •· """ 80405 ducted by• 1 ganarll J*t· FklUUou• •uelnas• ~ E. OcMn ,.runt. 9alboa. c A . 1 n ta rm• n t • t "clllloua 1u1lnt11 Otnll (General Engine«• F180 311e Oft ptopatty local.CS 8p u b I !,_•_h Id MN I w f'.O~'rt Uta Dunn nerahlp • Name Statement CA 82te1 Moellalon OM ... t 1mt• MAO IAY TOURS Ing) punuant to Public: II S410 Via Oporto. H ch.._.ata Ha •'Y 1H81780tff Haw aWltd doing TN followlng peraona lft Nelton Uni, 504 ~ !. LaJce For.C ~ • ' M74 . ~ Newpoft 81\1cS.: Co1;1,.ct Cod• Section PUBLIC NOTlCI! Aaquett IO allOW Iha ,. PUot June 12• 1998· F158 Thie •tatement WQ ftltd butlnas~l17 No doing butlnell u : ~ Front. Balboa. CA o·~ ~ H .. Cotta M .... CA 02927 3300 Th• ~ .. l\JI Did-PU8UC Hl!ARINQS Will Hlebnthment of Iha •11l1t-with Iha County C~k of UH Dunn. Stephanie Skin. •) AUGUST FOOD SER-1 ~ °' .... 'Th• FIC\f1toue lllllntH d., ~utl maintain th• JI. BE. Hl!LD BY THI COSTA Ing WttehouH RHllUl'a.nt PUBLIC NOTICE Orange~ on 8-1-911 net VICES "THE 1.UNCH BOX", d~~!.... ~~lne~J!.J0n-1-....;;...;.;.;;,;.:.....;..;.;.;..;;;...;.__ lfame "*'" 10 above MES.. PLf,NINO COM J p•1 of N ..... ..-•--h o °" Pilot J•••• 5 12 ,.. Thi• 1ta11men1 wu filed b) 8ACKSTAOE·A·f'ARE. .... .... vr• an,, ___ ~· flied In °'9nat CountY ctnN throughout Iha dur•· " • 11 · ·"-" ........ ' NOTIC• OP a .. , ..... ' • •· with tM County Clerk of 188 IB Bfoadwey. Co1t1 Hl'<lt 'fOU IWted ~ en 12111111.Jfh..NoAM7~ pqn ol\hlteO<'IUICJ. ,. ~ MISSl?N T THI CITY a naw Ii.Ill tervlct rHtlu-f.Ual..IC. tHIARUtO 28, 18M '\&1 Qr t Coun~Ot\ f-1l·N M ... , CA 02927 b111ln•oec? Y ... llSOIM 142W . No blddef may ~hi:frlw ~~~;. ~::· .. c:.~OR· Ml "aM .nr•naJrvnn..,. NOTIO& ur ~A!'eV L 'V'Q. 1HH1satt'S Al!n' l! -,.ClJ<Ana·~.,.. Neltot\ u... t .Gerard J. Woottt•, 2fl hi• bid for. period of allcty NIA AT 8•30 p M OR AS cmty. The appllc:allon In-OIVEN lhal • pubflo .....,,.. oany Pilot May 22 29 111 18. 8roadWty. CO.II Thia ttl'"*" ~~ ~MMt It., Colla M111, CA (80) daya afltr tM d•I• Ht SO.ON Al POSSIBLE ctudt1 alc:ohollc bevat9Q• Ing Wiil be held l:l'f tM Plotltlou• a...tnaH JI.Int 5 12 1998 ·,095 ,_.a, CA t2827 ~:-~ ,.~ ....... llU7 for lht opening thafeof. THEAEAfl'T!A ON MON-~. ould00t patio din-Cotta MtM City COuncll N_.... 8t•t.,.....t ' • Thia bu1lna11 It eon-.,. _.... ... , on l,':':'P w.,r~ ~· 11n-The City Coundl of tM OAY, JUNI! ~ 1991. RE· Ing, lndoot and O\llcloor on June 15, 19911. • ei30 The following~.,. PUILIC NOTICI! ~by: anet~\lfdueldoinO Deity ..0::9la.ec::':. tct~~~740n 110' City olu!O:t11~~..: ='f:.~TIOHS~W·:: ~ ~ ~mPO-~.*:"tM~ ~r~r=RfAlTY P10Utlou1llu.tMn ~~yet?YH,1·1HS Juty3.1tll ;.,1 .-Zc=:::fl :::.. ~n. ~cw: ~all bid• Of IO walYe Ill AHV Of' THI fOLLOW· lpClllCatlon alao lnctude• • Cl'lambn of City Hal, 'T7 t!AVIC!S, 21'ft1 Lak• Nam• ... ,......... ~ L.::=·MOtganlltcl --------~-- ICI Mealco ~740 ~In ti"/ bid. ING A~S AA! c~ requttt to perrnll • vetlety =' ~ c:: ..... on ::-&. ~204, l.ak• POI• d!r' ~ ~ .,. wlttl. Iha Coun1y ~ of PUIUC llOTICI tThl• '""'""' 11 con-Cof*lldor lhll comply ~Na. ~i u,... °' 1n1at1Ct1vt •poft9 Ind ANNUAL ,.IVl!W AND tcOW M'lon tCA). ~·~ P•~. 4320 Orange County on 1+t1 ,......._ ._.. .... ~ by • general part• With tM provt91oni of ho-ITEO TO OM.Y THOH IS. tkJll 01M1* Ind to alSow .. IVISION ~ THE Cl'TY• Z2tOI . • Wt campue Ortve, lullt 1t0, t"81790Jet Nw ..... I I l'lll!rlNp I.Ion 1710 to 17IO lnclulfye, 1UU IOMEOHI 1W1U IN LM Of valat parldnO WIDE TAAll'IC IMPACT F~ CA r.zao Newport 8ucf\, CA t2MO Daly Plot June 11, 11, M. Thi~ S*IOftl we '8enrd Jr. Wootert of ll'lt Clllfomla Labor AT THE t'UllUC H!NUNQ 11N1c1. P"!I l'AOOAAM. fUJ l'WAHCW. COAP(). Runwey P1oducllon1 .My S. ,... F111 doing~ 11: 1 t .... 190901 Code Iha pr91~ , ... OHCRlllD 1H THIS N(). Thia projtct t1U been ,. The Tr1fflc lmpect P"ee MTION .~· 27m Arena. O•oup Inc. (C~l.. 'S20 Waltf loNUOna lns06tt .~ lilllltTllOt ... Ned Ind -of ;;; ..... TIC:I o.. IN wi.ITTIN ~ end " .,.. been Program Ml """ ..... ......, =· ~ latl1 ~ DfM. ... 1t0. PUIUC N011CI lmeglnallOft (II), t1M1 "' "' Counly Qettt of "'* by the OhctOt "' COARllPQNOlNCI DI· dleardlld .... I .. •· llltltld 10 IMnOI IN ..,.. Tf\11 but MM It con-........... CA taeeo ~ ........ .. QuMa; Pouneeln Ii.,. CA °'9rita~on..,... the Deper""'*1l of~~~ .. ~~ egotlcally taempt undaf c=::::=.,: t:':t't::.c,~ ~~·~~n-flw"81•••nt ?J:JosMcCaM ""' !:'t ~-June 11, 1';1~ trt11 i.1111t1ont. ltl'9 ol C-. OR ""'°" TO THI ~ tM ~ Of IM psc11 of devalopment ~ ,.r? Y.., ~ Have l'O" 9'aNd dolna Tht ~ ,.,_.. .,. OUWta. '~ ;;l.:f, CA r..:::. ... """"' "'*"' .,. lltd ..,.. uc HIANNQ. ' c111rorn11 lnvtr~t•I ~ Coeta MeM. end k> bit 1"4 tMltNtl y.t? Y.., ~ dOlt'9 ~ • .. ........_ ll70I ......,~"*ie-~-IO......,Tl"'"IC~l-•ltheCllya.tloflMCltVol 1. ~ ~ OlllltJIA .,,..._ thad the ~ l<QWCOtpcnlof1 1M1' we.._ YacH -TNt buti .... 11 ""' --------·al Coale ,,..... end atlllll few• TIOH 'A.4t-44 Pa. "°9-...-0. Is f*eby fUf1Mf tevel of Mt'4ltCa Is lftlln. NJ...,_ COrporMlon f'un••Y ''oducllont 2421 W9ll ~ ~ " llO'T108 fell __ ...:...,. ____._ MT' fl WAIHI.. fOil' A gh9lt ._. llld SMAlio .._. IM*' on N T'i'alfto Qrcu. ~ ~ • ,_Mldlflt ()fouo, ,tno., 0... Corna-= ....,_. =r .. ll08 l"'W'!-'!"'"'9 .,.. __ COHDffOW. UH,.._:& WI! M Mtd IN i.iiloft~. RoeMft . ......_Jf.·~-..._,.,....... N I II Hl•ttY ll'llreln few -~ lil'T 10 M.1t1N ~ IXllT• I ,. .. I ~ e NI..-of the Trlflo ..,._ ..... Thlt alMafTlltll WM llied M ~ d."1: ,111 E -... ,.~ ol tM 111111 .... ING U-UNIT MOTi'-It• dJ o dft~J S*1 '" ~ II .... lNI llilll rn.• _. 9td '111!W1 the ~ Cleft of ~a._ bJ ,.:,:: . ..!!... "'t:I n tMlf'I auon ~ (MHDI" MOTi~ TO ...... "" .. ol TIGV ... lof mW w the ~ """ "" ~ an Of OrlflCl9 County Oft f.1MI .... CA ll007 • ' -_.,. vw .., .,._ ewtr. c..; ., MNT THAN • ,_ In tM OOWld ClftlM. to .. l'4t C.... ..... ClaY o..,.. OOurft °" ..... t .... ,..... Thi• IMdtnau Is con-.:..O:':.~~-=·~ o..e..... or IT "OOMI ',.._..,.,.....,.._.tt«k'a Office.,., '•ff t ... nn111 Dlil; Nit..., n, •.ductacnw:nnlndM.., • • .. Qlr, Ji t90IMJ 'ublltlltd N1wpo1t m~ ~~e~ "U'Aft. CIV NII, llOO ........ = Aoom fol, COiia ~ ..... Jul'9 11. 1 .......... l.1t. t• '100 :=...:-wen':" .. rH w ... ...., """' ~ ....._ oa1y ~~' 1"' .... ..,....,.,. ...-. PUauc COMMIN1'I 1n ""a.•• "'" .. -... •na • .._ .... ef IN ... ~~I, 11, tlM. A-Ct ZONI .::=::. Clllllw• M ~ ._ .... oral ,01 . .-.. ~ P\mJCiiflOI .._ ,,_I II v• ..... •r•~ ,,_. It, ,,_. llllNTAL IJITiRMlltATIOH: n ...... .,,, -II ""' 11111W ._ ~ ~ ......... 111 ""' fie 0.. 'Olla e ............. No tl-11 --.,_ "'fllC'9 DIMf'T, ............. ,,,., .. .. ...-. .. ~ flci l'lw•llH ... , D• • --lkU I lftl °"'Ill 01iw11t1ift MMI ............ .., ...... ...,_..., •• .. PLNNHG ran,.. .................................. -..... ..... •... ,.. DR....... .., •• _ .... ..,, ......... . 'E....,, .,.. ..... ..,._ •n-• T1ott P.A•• ... • , " .... ,.u '"~ '"" E:r:":'..!!.l!'!~ ,.. __ ... .., --••-• 1 s Ind -~ NNOO..atl ...... Iii -..,; _,,_ _. ~ ...... ,. ' ... @i INYllTMIHT 11 11. tm Pl ... =-..•.:. ._ =-:-=:-.-. w:JN~Uml"1ZID bt........ .. --Olr=. "L::. _.. ~ ~=· ~'g ~ k; ~· iiiiiinilir;'lll IMI llft NI .. ~ ..... MllRIGAH~T,~ ._. ..... ,_.. ~ ~°';.;;''' ..... -CMft. :r.o:..-·=':-"LNiiiiii.WO::"::..-•• .. ~7t.ll'IJ: ~ -.•;~,lT :.'1:::::.:-lfo ... •!ft _. ': =ot•,-. Ct~,=:~ "'9 ..... !..... ... ,.... Oft ..... 0 ~ • .e .... .... ,..... ..... __ _,._, ~.--------. --- - • Index g INS-IHI II , i' r ' • .., ...... Ofa1IOAM llOTICEOF Kill .. TO ADLLS ESTAnOF:~ a.AVES CASE NO. A112517 To el hein, benefi.. ".i•ri••· creditota, con-ungent credit0t•. and Bow to Place A By Fax (714) 631-6594 {Pll'ase incfude your name and phone number and we'll call you back with a price quote.) ByPlaone (714) 642-5678 By MalJlln Persom 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa~ CA 92627 At Nc·wpon Blvd. & Bay Sr. Hours Telephone 8:.30am-5:00pm ~onday-F rida)' Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Polley Ratrs and <kadlines att subject to chan«e without notice. The publisher reservtS tlle right to ce090r, ttelassify, revise or rejttt any clu ifird odvrn~ment. Please repon any error that IDAlY ht in your classi6ed ad imm~ttly. ~e Daily P~lot acct>ets no ~ability tor any error an an edvertwment for which it may be responsible except for the rost of the space uctllally occupird b_y the error. Credit can only ~ be allowed for thr fi r'llt inSf'rtion. --Deadllnes _ _..., Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wednesday ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm ~.:==::=::=:=::=:::=:::=:==:::..!:::~==================~~=====:::::::===d -- Gl EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Allrt1lestate....,....ll• ...,.,., ............ ,... mt ftlr lttn'91 Alt tf t•" ...................... t• •n•rtbt .,., ,,...,...., t1111tt1U" 9f "Hrllllutl" llMH n l'ICt, .............. ......................... ... , .. , '"'"· If .......... .. .... . ., -· ,,...,...., NllllllllH • ..... I I M • • Tata ,,.,,.,., wlll Ht howt .. ly ICCtllt., ........ ... ,.,,.. ................ ............... 0. ..... .,, ..,.., ........... '" "''"' ... llfltrtttW .. ... .....,., ............ . ..... ..,...., ....... ... ,.... .. ..., •• Ill ,lllM Ttlt-htll1.-.U ....... llllW.111111 ..... DCw,.._ DllllUOllQI.- GENERAL -- BALBOA 1069 ISLAND NEWPORT 2108 BEACH 2189 COSTA MESA 2624 Sell your car! DWtolT ~~------,.1.llCBiiiiii ...... iiiiiii ...... aa ................ Cleellfled ...... 7. 2MI MOVa tN aONua Newport Bay Tenace Lg 1 & Hr near Back ly CHARLES GOltEN with OMAR SHARIF Md TAHNAH HIRSCH PAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON a.v & ooct CO\lf... STOP THAT RUFF ~·4 1·--------1 f~GTON ~ 2140 Jderaltl• upetelra ' 1 br, Ca~ral Ceft. .,.Ing•, lg balcony, gar, : • a ptex 1750. 142·15937 2844 ... , ... Ltg wtllk·'n • • ctoset. gU/Water/ttuh 1.-pc:1, 1875. Pool, lndry, t carpotts IM9-722·9012 OATEO COMMUNITY BY PASHION ISLAND Do.'ll111ru1 tree.tlnOc.J streots one.I gC>ff roUtso ylews. Hnjoy r.11rcrroe IMng 111 )-otir lwRc 1. 2 or :1 nu llf>flnmc111 homc1 • lW0<11r QOr1lgC • \~1shcrldryer hookups • 1 'llcplacc Cwood A ga.<1) • l\lr concUllon~ • wc1 t>c-v In 2 anct J nn • l\larm S)'Ntcm ' $ I ,1150 In 52,005 PLEASE CALL (714) 6++0509 NEWPOIO' MARINA APAkrMENTS . =.::· C!f£~-.--~ ta.al f'.OOI • .. cleck. :!:.~.r·; Large poof, MW c.t• pet a much• more. North-South vulncnble. South deals. Sor'! No Peta .... 4••• lllSCILl.UEOVS UNTALS IOOMS 2708 CdM l'um'd elngl•rm prlvate/bath/ent/patlo. No/1mkg/pet, ref'1 req'd. 1525 875-0037 WEST •KQt t> lOf 7 2 OA • 107432 SOU111 •A 104 <:7 AKQ5 o KQJ 105 •• VACATION 2722 ~~n~ NOR111 llNTAlS to ,_ lo ----3Q ....... aaphorea Summer «r r.. 50 Rent.I Rafe oppty to 60 ,_ ,_ rent thl• 3br 2ba Opening lead: King or . home. Avall from June 20 • Sept 115. Please Call 949-723·9100. ·~-----... ·~~-Wcttifl -TRADE •\tlboi l...:..l-lpe &r-Lw Sometimes you can blame bad •"" • ~ ....... ,........ luck for going down in a contract. , • Boat ... -ftlilaWe •MAUI• ~aeeful hlll-Quite often though, the opportunity h• ttwouQh classlfled • $19M. S2'00 •Id• 3bf 2ba cottage. to control your own fortune is over-·~ M2•H78 Solltude, view. 1 wk looked ~' Pleate call (949) 760-0919 min. 714-l5S3-aoel5. ~ 1re 1everal roeds lO the dia- ·---------------------•--------mond slam. 1llC one shown is a sim· i bVDll' 2M4 IaVUB 2144 nt'lftVWI za114 RENTALS TO pie, direct. natural auction that ··------·------·&A-Y&n•&l!ll•••.,..•ISllAl! 2724 proved eminently effective. North's four clubs was a cue-bid indicating first-round control in that 1ui1 and B•I 11. Avt 8/20. 1 Br mild interest in slam. South needed In 3Br h ... FP, patio, 00 further e""""• ...... ement prof'I fem pts. H60I ·~-o mo yr ie .... 87Ml43 West found the best lead or the kina or spade . Declarer won and. since the fint business was k> set rid of the spade loser in dummy, South cashed the jack. ace and king of heans for 1 spade discard from the table. Next, declarer 11ar1ed on trumps, leadina 1 deceptive jack of diamonds. But Wut won the lee per· force and n:vertcd to hearts. and East rufrcd with the nine of trumps for a one-trick set. Unlucky? Not really. Declarer should have been aware o( the possi- bility of a heart overrurr. It was sim- ple enough to counter. After the play to the first four tricks, aJI South need- ed to do was to cash dummy's ace and king of clubs, discard1n1 the queen of hearts from hand, and then go about the business of drawing trumps and ruffing the two spade losers in dummy . Congratulations to those readers who spotted the rare winner-on-win- ncr play necessary to land the slam. Leam Co be• brittt brid~ pl8y· er! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridae Leuer by c.J.lln& (800) 788- 112S"fOI' Information. Or write Co: Goren Brldae Le_t}!!l P.O. Bos 4410,Chlaigo,ULouoau. CdM S795.mo 2 bike t•>1--------.,.-------"T"""-------1 bch, 2bf 1.15ba MWly " • • ' remodeled. fem prerd -------US NESS non emkr. 723-0223 COMMERCIAL BUSINESS OFFICE B I CdM 2br 21te, w/d, wnun ESt'•·n fOR RENT 2769 OPPORTUNITY frig, 1pack>us w/deck .~ ____ ... ___ 2904 1760/mo + utll'•· Call John 88344e8 -------CdM rm avt nowl 1n 1g BUSINESS omC!. airy 3bd 2ba hOUH wtd. tip tom• etorag• POI RENT 2789 87~393 CdM Shr charml09 3br 2ba home. MIF alngle prof'I n/1mk pref'd w/d, gatage 844·9128 NB Udo: 2rm1/1 ba, w/d pvt entty, nl•. no peta, 180040 8715-3444 --·---NWPT Peninaul• 2br cr .. kelde Oflloe• Q reat/Vlew/locatlon phones, furniture, nr J .W. Airport 43Me85 No room left In the garage for the car? 2ba duplex on water. W/D, male/female, A call to 2 car garage. 19215. cl•aalftecl can ·~~°"'"· ~ft.&11p. .._toOC~ t()1j6& ... 1CJe& El WMih> .. ?l+540-~ .. BUSINESS & PINANCE ·-·-Pl•U• be wary of out of ar9a companle1. Check with the local Better . Bu1ln••• Bureau before you 1end any money for fee1 or "rvlcea. Read and under1tand any contract• before you 1lgn. Shop around for rat••· Tomorrow'• technology today. Looking for vi· 1lonary entr9preneur. Mid 5 figure Income potentlal, call today •714-837-4150• 15ERf\ELEY COURT: 7&9-1756 AMHERST COURT: 789-1744 DARTMOUTH CT: 789-1773 94tMl92·3.... or help BUSINESS Pgr M .... 09-8H1 ___ __...._ __ POR SAL! 2900 Overatocked with stuff? A call to Pool Hm to ehr wtlh FIND young prof'I In C.M. . Very n1ce ptac., very an apartment 0.11/Reat 7 yr. le... Classlned Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the . Hunting Beach- Fountain Valley .. ln~ependent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mall with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell, we'll run It for another week fWWWI All for just s10·. •uy.golnQ. Fun prMg. thfougJh classified l500/mo. Me-1101 __ __... ___ _ -•1,- sold rnY ca-r f o-r ------------D YES, SELL MY CAR I c...c..OMC o-0""• ,..... Cllec:A' ,,.,.,....,, .... --~ Mode'------ 0•~ c .... ,. 9 o...... Price CM o .. a ....... P""*-------0 -....-.. 0 .... .-.... .o ... OMra 04..... c .......... ~....-.-0•--§ /IWfllM..... .. ... 0,. ca: • • 0-. a.... .., .... a............ om..-a....,_.... ON,.. OW..,. .... c_., ... ..._ ...... ~Natl3DW.111¥aOo.-...... CAllll7 ...._.(1t491a.;aen.,_ (7t4Ja1.-. . ----- -------. -- seoomo. Po Box 3382 wlll ti.lb Newport Beach 92859 1 __ _..0...,4...,2 ..... ::f,..t..,'7 .... 8 __ FU>A~ JUNE 12. 1991 • TODAY'S I -.aC'-UR.aiiO_..S~S.1.1W~o15.1Rwuo~P ... u .. z_z .. [..,E .0.:- If you're looklng for a job. classlfled has news for you. L • •• MONEY TOlOAN ------...... -- LOST & FOUND 2925 FOUND WETSUIT at COM beach. Sat 6-6. 94tMS45·2149 c • an apartment through classffied L • ULTIMATE ........ ........ ,..... ....... .,__ "'"" A e s e AISJ ...... ...... Nlats1 I ...~ ·'!• , ... ' ...... """ .... ... .., ...... INC!eali INQa ... .. .,. ..... .. a-... s e I e F e I e ......... -................ H...._0"81tter -=-·-= 10...·__, - 970 W.17th 8t.tlf'2 1 Pomona(located In back aero•• from Duffield Boata) In C.M • ....... E · • D • S GARAGE SALE · • • • ~ a a ITEMS FOR SALE • J . -• • r 1l ' .· . Iii L..&.'YI.. •1 -~"' , "1 .. --------... • -• .. PREE NAME ------------------------------PHONE ADDRESS ----------------------------CITY --·-~ CREDIT CARD# ___________ ExP. DATB ________ _ SIGNATURE TYPE OF CREDIT CARD (CIRCLB ONB): VISA MC ITEM: ( 15 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) 1111111111111 AE ESCR.IPTION: (18 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) 111111111111111 r OST OP ITEM: TREASURE CHR.'>T Rm ffl ·AND lNFoRMADON A) ALL ADS wnJ. PUBLISH THullsoAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No alANOBS, ADDmONS OR DBl..BllONS UN11L 11IB FOLLOWING WBBK. B) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WILL BB ALLOWED. MBRCHANDISB PRICBD UP TO $SOO ONLY. 0NB rrBM H3R AD. C) PluvATB PARTY ADVBR11SBRS ONLY. No BUSINSSBS MAY PARl'ICIPATB. D) To PLACE YOUR AD USE THIS PORM. You MAY MAIL rr. OR DROP rr BY OUR' Of'PICB. OUk ADDllBSS JS: 330 w. BAY STllBBT CosTA MESA, CA 92627 • . . • . .· y • i I ' • COIT& lllSA 812C lllWPOlT CADILLAC ICMO fOl.D 9075 AGVU 9105 LllfCOIJf 1120 llUCIJ>IS ...... m to llACB 8111 TUm01Uno11m ...... 111111•• ·-~~~~1·----•1·-----"" • ••t. lot• .......... • •• •llYILLI aLa '•7 TAURU• OL ... XJI V12 COml~. ··~ TOWW CM 1e1a ''°•~hC. '*'1181 AC, PW/POL. AMl'M Cttampegn•/Barl•y 810MATUl'IE Md toe9 of tr•aaur .. 1 lrvlne (20th St.) ahali-1 lttfr, ohrom• cau, ABS, more. 3 to loW '"' lmmaculat•I 4.IL ve. CO cMng9f, -=.:lrda. 9•t. 1·1P furniture, llllDIB sms w .... 1.. phon•. Choo•• (211177 I , ••• , eeo-5••• PW/POL, "* .. mor• ... •Rd. toya, racorde, ~blkff, DOCD 7022 factory w•rranty. 291500, 2531111)1_....,.. ______ ..,..._ (711"719) 112.9" ... .,.. ...... Every. W/d, Clot"91, hoUM-• (3L8U215) 124,905 111,897 '94 Ventien .... CHt• .... U'llnO goeal 35 y .. r 0;t••. alHtronlc•, ·-MOOR..0 UUlfl LOTUa Cfft• Me.. MOfacco red, cr .. m Llnoolft Metovry ........ old collectlon. llAT aTUFFI •Nee;;;;:m:nw COaTA MlaA Llnooln·MorourcJ IUv, chroma whla, 1o1 _ _...17_1_4_J_MO __ .. _i41_30_ •••• only 9-4prri. HOUHhOld appl'•lfl•· 11'79/MO. 7t:).15ff 71 ...... 2·7700 (7t4) 840.5•3 m I ( 3 Q w 'Z., 4) '87 Contlnent81 ltH lama Ana Av. tut .. •pone •qu1p .......... _ ..... ____________________ ......;;..... __ 122.895 VI, pW/pdl, ABS, ttht, • liOVING UL•t cloth~. Sat 0/13 ea.'. ~':C. ':~.,,:,:. POaD 9075 HONDA 9085 MUI" LOTUa CD, UndM 1~ ml. ~umltuta, 1po,,a, 5p, 2800 Broad 81/NB 113par tt Udo BrldQ• 714-942·7700 (83~:::~ ..!:aH7 s ,k":::~-:m.. IRVINE TERRACE c11. Avt 0 7-1 811-1121 '•7 ahell»W OT aao ••1 Hond• CRX 5•P•--------Llnoo1n-11eroury MEltCUltY 9135 • 1110 TOft>TA 1210 1205 .. ., OCNIOl.LA OX. 17k, AT, eueo, wtrt, tul pwr, more. (3UMS778) 113.s» LSXUSOP w•aTMl•TD t714) ....... 'MMAZDA • tM• .._.. .... Awe. UTH ANNUAL conver1. Aeal beauty! e cyt, ao, am.fm oua, JEEP 9110, __ C._7_1_4..,t _•_40o __ •_•_~_o ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml ,_,,day l-12pm COMMUNITY SAU Auto, 17ktnl t22k tun roof, alloy whla.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '97 iARK VIII 11 -------- M~ loaded! 39K ml, Ilk• bnnd n•w. 1 OWNEAI. 114.Ht. 549-7718. M~20ll Olill .,_. IMw .lunk SAT 7130AJl.4PM AUTOMOllUS <949> 57e-3517 nooo. eaa-ooe7 AC. PW/POL, ABS. tllt, '87 BMW 7401L TOYOTA 9210 tell&• w'•ur 19lokl ••••• '83 ••P••r•r ·XLT •93 Accord UC auto, ate '81 Ch•rok••· 8cyl, cc co, lthr, pr•m Whl 4 dr, S•d•n. full1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil"-------- •t1 M.ftipero Drive Over 30 Homeowner• 4~, Whll• "'· aHoyf, all pwr, CC, alatm, nu auto, full pwr. am/fm, (518078) 125,987 Io ad• d • AS C ,t• '82 CAMRY Lii VOLVO 9230 ******* wlll b• ••lllng a 112,500 . Larry UrH/brakH, mfg'• crula• con., a/c, Co•t•M•.. (VDM038t4) liiii .. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii ,RIMITIVES ' mo .. fabulou1 a11ortm•nt ACUIA 9010 840-1770 769-0307 wnty .. p. 12 /98, tln .. d, (849) 752·1075 LJnootn-Morourz ••• to Ap.rr•cl•t• ~:~u:ut~~d.~utllm~::: ""1mat11. Amlahul~on oftraaauraalncludlng '•3T•uruegrHnv•ry 49kml 111,550. '93Choroke~LTD (714)840-S83 Coat•••• (013281) S9,ee8 '' OOdt BIO 8.ALI antlquH, aportlng '88 INT•o•• ut ct .. n, a/o, all pwr, 1 owMr ...._.222 QR 4x4, AC, Pw/Pdl, '97 TOWN CAA Llnooln-.Mercury LBXU• OP 0 . ' ' goods, hHhold llem1, "-a o, high mll•t, runs gr .. t '97 CIVIC DX DKCUTIVll (7i4) s4o.593o Wl!•TMINSTKft ': 2°" otf fumltur• and c:tothlng, furnltur•, AU. POWER! Ster•o, 15 ... "". ,,. .. ,7 .. 7 Blue. gray lnt•rlor, Utt, CC, CaH, CD, 8 VI PW/POL 10 ,. off emalla. tampa, artwork, chlld· CD ptay•r, alarm, ....,., • .,.. "' 5 AC. f ct ASS, alloy whl1, lthr, 4. L • • '97 MOUNTAINEER (714).ee2.e909 1818 Tuatln Ave rant toya, baby llamt, S14,500. 714-444-8825 '8• TAURUa QL 1P• • • ory war. prv glaa1 roof rack Lthr, ABS, tmmac I.ow ml, lthr, full pwr, •85 4 RUNNI!" 8"9 (AcroH from TH & wuher/dryar, ••t of AO, PW/POL. ABS, tllt, <3V~:~~~ L0~1J:95 (680959) 115,893 (853985) $24,897 1 own, Lexu1 trad•. ve. whl, 4 dr, low ml, Sympathy 722-0777 k cc AM/,M cau 'Co•la M••• Co•t• M••• (3RKW920) $20,888 f II -roe •harp crv1tal. BMW 9030 . 114 • coaTA MBSA Llncoln-Meroury Llncoln-Meroury Ll!XUS OF auto. u pwr, more. ~AT 7•f 1757 Kldt lrlth coUaa cupa, POW9r Seat. 95 7t4442•7700 (714) 940oS&30 714 940.9830 WESTMINSTER (3LV0230) $18,850 u atuff, dryer, t•bl... Kataat•n ruga, twin l*15H84) LID(US OP ; cMsk.e, ~uall1y g00d1. catt Iron b9d, , .. of 'BO 5281 4-dr, 5 1pd, Co•ta ..... (714) B82.e909 Wl!STMINSTIER '79 TM TURBO 1-ownar, n/amk, x.lnt cond S3900 (714) eea-a2so •9s·eeove 35k ml, llhr, mnroof, cu1t Whffa, 1 own (086105) 120,950 LEXUS OP WUTMINST ... 1714) ee2.eeoe 1717 w .. tmfnater brand n.w Sutxirban Copper/Tan lthf, aunrf, Llnoollt-Meroury INPIHITI 9095 '83 WRANGLl!R MAZDA 9125 ---------I (7141892.eeoe tit ... hundr•d• of golf lull pwr. 11885.obO (7t4) MO ee30 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4.0, 4x4, white, aort,"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .....,..,.._.....,.,....,,_,...,,..,.,...,..,.,...,,..... top, alloy1, lmmac.1• MITSUBISHI 9145 '85AVALON XLS 1--------balla, dining rm table 849-551-3089 •ea TAURUS OL '99 lnflnltl Q45 (218378) S11.550 '92 MIATA MX•5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Low ml, CO, ltnr. mn-VOWWAGEN 9235 HUNTINGTON & chair•. punching '88 32al champagn., AC, PW/POL. ABS, tllt. Maaaroon, tan lthr, LBXUS OF Convertible, red, black roof, cuat whaat11'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IEACR 8140 bag, blcycl•, ••bot, New 'balg• lnt•r. CC, AM/FM CUI, low ml, toadedl Wl!STMINSTER lnt,caH,COchngr,A/ '87 MONTl!RO LS (3MEE118) $13,33311 plctur•• and more. Perfect cond., auto, Power Seat. 18485 (300228) $20,895 (714) 892.eec>e c, only 16k m l 4x4 Wht, beige, to ml LEXU• OF '98 JlrTTA Ill Out •Cle•n Out a., ••• .-...... Furnltur• &' .. Houeehold ll•mall :a Hettinga Clrcl• at , AoH In Hunt Bch. . (ond of oul-d•••o) Coma to PCH & Irvine Tarrac• Driv• (across from Newport Country Club) Pick up a map with • 1111 of addr•11. Near Newland & Hall 1, UT 8AM·2PM Spon1orad by: M•rlan Phllllppl & Nloolo •••ton Co•at Newpor1 Propor11•• (9481 718-2734 8169 ~~~,,_,_..__,,,--Sat 8/13 8-1p. Furn, --------clothH, plnball mach, ~812 W. Oc•anfront kid'• blk.. ax•rclH , (b91Wffn 18th & 17th, eq. 1854 Port Catlow on P•nnlnaula) l-12p ... Sat. 2 frlg'a, TV, patio -::9~•""t.....,e"".""'1'""2,......,,,d,...-,-.-.,-. tum, and Iota of good ••lo, lncl'lng th• , etutft care I Tova. cloth••· 1i CLAaalPllED antJqu... mt1c 1818 • II'• the ntaourc• you Buttoneholl Ln can coYnt on to Mii • ~-=------myriad of m9tchan-aAT 8AM AnllqUH, dlM heme, b9cauH orl•nlla.I rug1, b9drm O\K COiumn• compel furn, antertalnm•nt ctr, .; qualln•d buy•r• to Duncan Flf• din tabla, ·call 8 chalra, daalgn., 942 ... 78 cloth .. , bedding .. c:. 4707 h•ohoro Dr. full pow•r, k•ylHI (•169884) 8AUl!ft LOTUa •----...-..... ---(31!55ae) '9.89!5 (3ANC651) 122,995 WESTMINSTKR OrMn, blaclt lth.r, CD alarm, aunroof, CD, Coeta Moe• COaTA MESA '83 WRANOL•R BAU•R LOTUS BAUER LOTUS (714) 882.eeoe cnang•r, toad•dl $7,900. 714.e50-7192 ~lnoollt-M•rourx 714.e42·7700 Hardtop, black, gr•y. COSTA MUA 714-842·7700 '85 PREVIA LK SC (4ACX118J) S22.W5 '83 BMW 5281 C7 t 4) IJ4C>.H3 '85 lnflnltl Q49 4 x 4 , 8 cyl, CD 714-842·7700 Cu1t whl1, dual A/C llAUER LOTUS l.o ml, lthr, lmmac. '89 llXPLORIR S9d 4 d AC Pw/ (3HCP081) $8,895 full pwr, lmmac .• 1 __ 7_t_4_·•_4_2_·_7_7_oo __ (J8389~ S1'",850 Umltad, gold, tan lthr, Pdl ·t"11' ccr'c 'CD BAUER LOTUS ·---------NISSAN 9150 (3KKV554) 119.555 L Xu. O •. • load•d, tow' ml. • t, ' ue, ' COSTA Ml!SA MERCED!$ 9130 · LEXUS OF AUTOS r: ABS, a.Uoy wheel•, lthr 71 .... a42 7700 WESTMINaT•R (3WZF73~ 122,985 Slldlng 1unroof, ..-v • •eo M•xlm• Beige, Wl!STMINSTER 9248 (714) 88a.eeoe ':rou:TA '::~: (307778) 124,8951'1"'"9 __ 5_..,,.c.,..h-.-, • ....,k,..•-·_,,,s_p_o_r1""'I '78 450 &LC V6, auto, BoH 1tereo. (714) 882·8808 WANTED '85 BMW 8251 714-842·7700 Co•t• Mo•• 39k, •uto, A/C, Red. CaH, sunroof, 1nr1, -full power, rune '98 CAMRY LI! ----------- Wht/b•lga. aunroof,1---------Llncoln Moroury oaeaotte. new GOOD CONDI! S4200 greall $3600 718-0907 35K ml, A/C, auto, f3~~~8:)· 1:2~~~~ A~~7P=~!~~0cc. .;~':;,~~':;15::: ~[~~5~:)•s11~';':s~05•·,-8-2-*-3-:-~-~-,-7-:e-~-1:-w*-w-1 '98 MAXIMA oxE ~~~1/5~)· ~':14"::sco 8AU•R LOTUa ABS, Pwr eaat, alloy BordHUX, tan llhr, LEXUS OF tan Int. Convert. top/ 31K ml. auto, lull pwr. LEXUS OF COSTA MllSA whit, 3 to chooH phoM, 1unroof, CO, Wl!STMINSTl!R dk brown, 11 Okml, Lex u I I rad • · Wl!STMINSTER 714-842·7700 (194788, 205845) caa1, prem aound, 714-882·8808 chroma whl1, loaded (3POL965) $15,950 (7141882.e808 113,997 chroma wha•la, $9,900. 720-9713 LEXUS OF '87 CAMRY LE Good Jobs rellable sttvlcea Interesting things to buy ·~----.....--- Co•ta M .. a loaded, low ml.•--------WESTMINSTER 19k ml. cull whHlt. Llnooln-Meroui (3PJB106) $19,995 lAND ROVER 9113 C714> 992.eeoe auto, full pwr, lmmac. C7 14 ) IMCMl93 SAUER LOTUS When you write •97 Altlma GLE 4dr (3VGB023) $17,888 CLAaall'IKD COaTA MKSA o ChusificcJ od, 30kml, maroon. fully LEXUS It'• th• r•aourc• you __ 7_1_4_·•._4 ... 2 ... ·.-7_7_00__ '85 Dl•oovery include oll loaded, 1 owner, MISSION Vll!JO can count on lo ••fl a Rloja rad. tan, Jp1ta, 13,050. 714-474·3530 1·889-88-Ll!XUS myriad of m9rehan-SELL CD, bru1h bar, tamp the facts di•• 1 .. m1, beeauaa guard• 5 •pd . and get lhe '97 Maxim• GLE Thinking of having a our column• COmP91 (3LDE782) S19,995 6500 ml. auto. all pwr, garag• aal•? quallll•d buy•ra to your used vehicle BAUER LOTUS results lthr, moonroof, CD. Glv• u1 a caut call! through c.lassifled COaTA MVSA you wan;. S22,500. 3TIM448 PP CLASSIFIED 842-5878 (7141842·7700 64l·S!i78 714-557-1773 842-5878 t SERVICE l DIRECTORY 3932 I ( ACCOUNTING/ : TAXES 340 I &m•••iii•iiil : BllkP8 M•mb•r o 1 Ou!Qbooka Prof'& l vl1or'a Prag. Catt Jo 1 Sennott 714-840-072.4 3521 FIND .. ::::.. Q 6 Q UPMOl.STDY Mnco •• ~ "'"" upholaty, •IP CWI entlqu• rpt "4l,..111 The Stripper Sp•cl allzl ng In Wallpaper R•moval L.5119241 "3·5037 We O.la 1houfd hang tog.uier. Strip, lnstaU, advice to tN crazy. L1735976 931·21'I1 WINDOWS 3934 -----~- Qold,nWeet Window Cloanlne Sall1factlon guarameed Uc'd-lna'd 931·1582 ,, .c .... l - ASKABOUTOUR 01HER INCREDIBT,E l,RASE VALUES. , '93 JEEP WRANGLER HARDTOP Blade, grey, 4x4, 6 Cyl., CD. (3HCP081) '97 HONDA CIVIC DX Blue, gny interior, 5 spd, A/C, factory warranty (3VOB872) '95 VW TETrA ill GLX Green, black readier, CD changer, loaded! (4ACXI 18) 58,995· 5 11,995 5 15,995 '93 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD. St 7 995 Black, gny lthr, 4WD, 4.0 V6, full pwr, prem. sound, low mi. (107229) ' '96 INFINITI J30 Bordeaux, tan leather, phone, sunroof, CD/cass., premium sound, chrome wheels, loaded, low miles. (3PJB106) · '95 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY Rio;a red, m.n, jumpseats; CD, brush bar, lamp guards, 5 &'pd. (3LDE762) '93 JAGUAR VANDEN PLAS Black. Cream leather, sunroof, chrome wheels, low mi. (669299) '95 INFINITI Q45 Maroon, tan leather, low miJes, loaded! (300229) '94JAGUARXf12 White, cream leather, CD changer, Select Edition Warr. (3RXJJ61) '94 JAGUAR XJ6 Black. Barley leather, mnrf, Low mi. Select Edition Warr. (696068) '96 FORD EXPLORER LIMITED Gold, tan leather, loaded, low miJes. (3WZF733) '97 MITSUBISHI MONTERO LS White,. bei~,. '\x.,, l9'f pill~ !Pi~(~~51) 5 19,995 5 19,995 s19,995 s20,995 521,995 s21,995 522,995 .522,995 '95 CADILLAC SE'7aLE SLS s24 995 Frost beige, neutnl shale lthr, chnne whls, phn, f.ac. warr. (3LBU285) ' '95 BMW 525i White, beige, IWU'OOf, CD changer, low miles. (3NWC604) '95 JAGUAR XT6 S~s nn5 Black, coffee lthr, low mi, luxury pkg. Select ~tion Warr. (3LKK563) • ,,7 7 '93 MERCEDES-BENZ 300SE s3 3 995 White, grey leather, loaded! (3DED12S) ' ~~~~~ 2115 Harbor Blvd. -........ Gosta Mesa