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Home My WebLink About1998-06-15 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Thou shalt read Daily Pilot Web page A fter reading about Newport-Mesa school boa.rd member Wendy Leece's comments on getting the Ten Commandments post- ed in classrooms on the Daily Pilot's Internet web page, a Michigan Christian radio sta- tion, WMUZ, recently inter- viewed the board member on a live program. Questions included: Why. if Nike and McDonald's can advertise on school walls, can't the Ten Commandments be posted? "It was pretty fun,• Leece said. WATCHING OUT FOR REWARD Newport Beach police couldn't find it and neither could the suspected robber who stole it. So when a construction worker turned in a $16,000 watch recently that bad been taken from a Newport Beach jewe~ store, police were a little swprised. Police located the suspect several hours after he stole a watch from hditional Jewel- ers. The _suspect reportedly dumped the hot item in some bushes but when police brought him back to the loca- tion, the watch couldn't be found. Sev~ral days later, the jewelry store offered Sl,000 reward and the construction worker stepped forward with the watch. He said he found the expensive watch in the same area police con- ducted an extensive search. ·we checked that area thoroughly," said Sgt. Mike McDermott. "It may be a coincidence but at least the jewelry store got back its property." OFF AND RUNNING At last week's Newport Beach City Council meeting, Councilman Demtls O'Neil commented on the success of the Corona del Mar Scenic SK, saying he was impressed that Mayor Tom Edwarct. could fire the start gun and participate in the race all at the same time. Bdwards, referring to bis recent dedlion not to contin- ue bis career ln10041 politics, replied, •u may be the la.st thing 1 run for." I Mr. Irrelevant greeted with hoopla I i j • The spotlight is on Cam Quayle, who was the 24 lst ! player taken in the NFL draft by the Baltimore Ravens. i ~-~~------~~ f By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot ! handful of media were milling around outside. For more on Mr. Irrelevant. see sports, page 6. former vice president. It was Mr. lrr- e l e van t , C a m Quayle. tight end, earned the dubious I the Year" award was sitting, was distinction by being the 24 tst tilled with dozens of T-shirts., player ta.ken in the draft by baseball hats and other trin- the Baltimore Ravens. kets tossed in by the On Sunday, Quayle event's sponson;, includ- was showered with ing Tbe Daily PiloL : • NEWPORT BEACH -Anyone 1l. passing by 1Win Palms restaurant 1 in Newport Center on Sunday i afternoon couldn't be blamed for i thinking a big-name politician I was about to show up. l A large throng of people carry-! ing political signs boasting a can-l didate named Quayle and a Tben, a black limousine with small United States flags mount- ed on the hood and five men dressed in dark suits and sun- gtasses resembling secret service agents walking alongside pulled up to the cheers of the crowd. But the smiling man who stepped out of the car and posed for pictures with fans wasn't the Irrelevant Week, the tongue-in-cheek annual celebration of the last player taken in the National Football League draft, kicked off Sunday with an invitation-only luncheon gala at the swanky Newport Beach eatery. both good-natured With 15 family mem- insults for being the bers and friends along last player picked and for the wild rlde, Quayle gifts ranging from bd-for the next week will be dlywinks to a Rolex watch. the toast of Orange County. By the end of the annual Today, he's scheduled to do Showering of Gifts Party, the I some morning radio and televi- stage where the man who could also be given the "Good Sport of •SEE QUAYLE PAGE 5 Quayle, a former Weber State ~ : j ;,__ _____________ _ ! A S I C1 r l T T 0 ~ E E i j i ! : i j : j i j : I I : i ! : ! : i i i i ! ! : i i ~ ! l i [ i ! ' l i I i I I ! ~ ! : ~ ~ i ~ ! ! ~ i i i I i DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Colby Reedy, 10, throws candy to the masses a5 he walk5 along Marine Avenue representing City doggie walk bags while dressed like something only a pet lover could appreci- ate. Reedy and his fellow marchers drew standing ovatfom. Balboa Island festivities showcase classic cars, mariachi trio. "Elvis" By Tim Grenda, Datly Pilot The main street through this real-life island enclave looked more like the fictional Mayberry, U.S.A. on Sunday as thousands of flag-waving locals cele- brated a sun-spla!hed Balboa Island Parade. \ The fifth-annual festivities. sponsored by the city of Newport Beach and three area business improvement associations, featured plenty of the traditional com- munfty parade rare: Classic cars carrying waving politicians a nd high school PARADING ABOUT marching bands. But the local parade also included some scenes that can only be found in the typi- cally-irreverent and wacky Balboa Day fes- tivities. One of the more bizarre entries was a group representing the city's doggie walk bag program, which provides small plastic bags for dog-owners to scoop up those unwanted little treasures that are often left behind by their pooches. The parade entry, which drew both laughs and stares of disbelief from the large crowd lfning the sidewalks along Marine Avenue, featured about a dozen youngsters dressed up in costumes resembling what the baggies are used to pick up. The group tossed some of the small plas- tic bags and candy out to an appreoative crowd. Other groups, including the UCI pep band, which played a Credence Clearwa- ter Revival tune, a Mexican mariachi trio and -of course -an Elvis Presley imper- sonator circa 1975 , rounded out the parade's comical entries. Newport Beach resident Terry Shaver and her four-month-old golden retnever • SEE PARADE PAGE 5 Council budget at issue • At $77 million, the budge t is down 4 % from the $80 million spending plan approved last year. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The City Counol tonight ts expected to adopt its 1998-99 general fund budget and consider increasing the amount of money developers must pay the city to fund traffic improvements. The budget, which at $77 million is down about 4 % trorT' the $80 million spending pla o the council approved last year, also includes fewer major capi· tal improvement projects than last year. Key improvement projects including resurfacing Harbor Boulevard from Newport Boule- vard to the San Diego Freeway were completed and paid for last year. This year, a slimmer capital improvements budget of $5.3 million rather than $11 million shelled out last year still calls for resurfacing dozens of local streets, installing storm drains to prevent fioodmg and paying for the Fairview Park Master Plan, officials said. The City Council meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. m the C1ty Council chambers of City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. In other action, the counol is set to reconsider the traffic impact fees it adopted last swnmer. At the request of Councilman Joe Erickson, the counctl agreed to revisit the amount of money the city charges developers of commercial, industrial and resi· dential sites for the new car traf• fie their projects are expected to generate. 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NO. 140 + When were you hired?: Janu- ary 1980 + Family status: Married with three children +Age:40 + Education: AA from Golden West College, Long Beach State. +Past positions: Patrol, crime scene investigation, traffic, SWAT +Present occupation: Police helicopter pilot + Explanation of job In 15 words or less: We patrol Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Santa Ana, Walley-Edler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walley of Newport Beach have announced the engagement of their daugh- ter, Caren, to Vernon Edler TV, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Edler m of Dana Point. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and the University of Southern Cali(ornia. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Dana Hills High School and the University of Southern Calif omia. An August 9 wedding is planned at Community Christian Church in San Juan Capistrano. M•MDDSHAK °*' FlNndal Of'lbr IEADE8$ ltOTUNl 642~ ft««d 'f04JI ClOfl'll'MmS ~ • the o.8y Pilot CW IWWS tipa. ADDBESS Our addr-.9 ls HOW. lolfY St. Celt.a MeA, c..lf. 92627. .• .. · ........... . providing air support to police and fire units. + Your greatest professional achievement Leaming to fiy a helicopter + Your greatest personal achievement Raising three won- derful boys + Your personal motto: Keep life simple. + Your greatest extravagance: Sleeping in + The best book you've read: #Return With Honor: The Scott O'Grady Story." +The compact disc In your CM right now: Belongs to one of my sons ... some rock group +Your most treasured posses- sion: Family photo albums + Word or phrase you most ovetuse: ·vou gotta be kid- ding.• + What can you cook?: Anything you barbecue. + A habit you wish you could change: I procrastinate. +The college major you almost took: No alternatives -alwJlys law enforcement. + Your last charitable act Help a friend bring Christmas gifts to very sick children at UCI Med- ical Center. +As a chi~ what did school- mnts tease you about Being too straight + What is In your trunk right now?: Earthquake kit and base- ball equipment. + The worst Idea you ever had: I have the right to remain silent! +What would you have been voted in high school7: Most like- .. ly to be a police officer + Who are your heroes?: Any- body who overcomes severe adversity with a positive atti- tude + Favorite escape from reality: Camping and hiking + One thing you would change about the wortd tf you could: Make people responsible for their own actions + Your Idea of exetdse: Weightlifting, aerobics, bicycling and basketball weddings and engagements Vemon Edler IV and Caren Walley 73158 '•. :_ Corona del Mar 76r'58 Costa MeSI 7'J/57 Hevlpott BHCtt 73158 Newport Coast 7Vi0 - Rabe-Weichel The Community Church, Con- gregational in Corona del Mar was the setting for the April 25 wedding of Cynthia J. Rabe, of Irvine, and James G. Weichel, of Irvine. The bride is the daughter. of Ruth 0 . Rabe and Gerald E. Rabe of Costa Mesa . Her dress was a white matte satin A-line gown with a beaded lace bodice, long sleeves, a sweetheart nec.kllne and a chapel length train . Her matron of honor was Michelle Z4pata, the sister of the bride. The bridegroom is the son of Elizabeth L. Bray of Cuba Oty and Glen J. Weichel of Freeport . The best man was Joseph McCabe and ushers were Carl Fortner and Roger Zapata. The reception was at the Bal- boa Bay Club and was attended by 9() _gt!es1s. The couple plan to live in Irvine following a wedding trip to Hawaii . The bride is employed by 'lllco Bell Corp. in Irvine. The groom ts employed by United Airlines in Los Angeles. TIDIS Southwesterly TODAY swell pfcklng up First low with .wr1ge 5~5a.m • .0.1 M1S It Wllst-to First high chest-high; head-12:31 a.m . . ' Secondlow high at select 4:Qp.m. point brHk.S In Secondhlgh Soutti County 1:05 a.m. lV!SOAY ~lack· '""low ground swells 0.0 ere wfthering Wtfl'/ to ptoduce ).1 ~ ... :Thi- . . . .. ). ....... ,_ ..... .,.._ --. --. .. ki--' ·~ ,: · "" le:'• • I • . . . . \ ! l .i.: , • • • -! g . • . • ~ .;fl .. . , . .. Costa Mesa chosen for air quality testing • South Coast Air Quality Management District said Costa Mesa is one of o~ two cities picked in county. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot Costa Mesa bas earned the dubious distinction of being picked to host a temporary air quality monitoring station that is designed to test the worst pollut- ' ed air in Southern Caµfofl\Ul. The South Coast Air Quality Management District this week said Costa Mesa is one of 6nly two Orange County cities sched- uled to be subjected to month- long air quality tests over the next year. The monitoring stations, a air polluters. Conu>an!es that work with metal plating, making wood fur- niture and even large dry clean- ers often spew out air that is con- taminated with dangerous chem- icals, he said. "It turns out in Costa Mesa, there are a number of these f adl- lties upwind of residential areas," Atwood said. "That's why the city was chosen.• Prevailing winds that tend to push polluted air from other areas over Gosta Mesa also fig- W'ed in the dty's selection, be said. Atwood said the district has not yet picked a specific site in Costa Mesa for the monitoring station to be set up on but in most cities, the stations are put on public property, including system of elabo- rate sensors housed in large trailers about 20-feet-long and weighing about 11,000 pounds, will be set up some- where in Costa Mesa for a month begin- ning in late July, said dis- trict spokesman Sam Atwood. District spokesman Sam Atwood said city parks and recreation cen- ters. But Atwood cautioned that residents shouldn't nec- essarily worry if the station is set up near them, Atwood said. Costa M esa was chosen as a testing site because of the city's high number bf manufacturing businesses, which are also typically chronic air polluters. -1n general, toxic air pollu- tion in the Los Angeles basin The testing is set to take place over the next year in 14 other cities around Los Angeles, River- side, San Bernardino and Orange counties including Ana- heim, Montclair, San Pedro and Pacoirna, officials said. Atwood said Costa Mesa was chosen as a testing site because of the city's high number of manufacturing businesses, which are also typically chronic • has decreased significantly,• he said. -(The testing sites) may have a greater likelihood of polluted air than others, but we don't know. There's certainly no cause for alarm." Data collected in the air qual- ity study that includes Costa Mesa will be used in what Atwood said is the largest and most comprehensive air quality study in more than a decade. r SAVE MONEY! With the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS CALL 642-5678 lll"•etll .... 10 to 100 peop!e. MONDAY. JUNE 15, 1991 ~-;·Nf"..,. • r • ~4 •*' ' . . ----- Newport Harbor art teacher Virginia Spencer, middle, gathen her printmaking students Undsey Karges, Ryan.a Barna, Kelli Canon and Lana Leverich to look at their pieces during the OON LEACH I OAl.Y flt.OT first ArUsts in Action showcase at the Cannery restaurant in Newport Beach. The new program will feature up to five artists each Sunday on the waterfront for public viewing. volunteer directory ALS ASSOOATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association, Orange County Chapter, needs many volunteers. For more informa- tion, call the chapter office at 375-1922. BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF COSTA MESA/NEWP:_ORT BEACH The three area Boys and Girls Clubs need volunteer coaches and arts and crafts workshop teachers. For loca- tions and more information, call Dick Powers, 642-2245. FOOD DISTRIBUTION Help unload and open food boxes for nonprofit distribution. Volunteers should be willing to work two hours once a month at the Newport Beach Community Center. The center is located at 883 W. 15th St. For more infor- Yov~l 5ate ~ ~ fair Adlinion & Canni ~de Tickeir Now mation, call 631-2177. GIRLS UNmNG TOGETHER FOR STRENGTH Volunteers are needed to help women overcome the trau- mas of physical, mental and sex- ual abuse. rape, drug addiction and emotional hardships. For more information. call 730-0838, ext. 4. PurdlM• ticketa at lll'fl pm9c1p11na Longa Drug...._ GENElAL {13-15) .. .$4 fawe $ll ,.,, .,...,... fENIOti (55+) ... $3 Save $11 ,.._..,.... CHUIEN <&-11) • ..$1 1*c1Mu•..-1a111o ....... .... leldt undWt ............... fave ~%On (anital liCfe TI<krtrf Each bOok contalna 30 CMOiliil ............ .... di9cciunt couponL 1'ld*8 ...... tor.., ...... '* BOOK Of JS ·TKKID...$10 ..................... ,..,... 2 to 5 tlctf.eta. 5 toad~ ............ ILM .. ... ... ... ~ •• .. •• .. •• .... .. ... .. . . . .. ·' • . .. .. ,• . . .. . ,. • • .. -• . . • . • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • .. While visiUng her daughter, Marion Thompson of Corona del Mar saw the Naval AviaUon Museum in Pensacola, Fla., and found time for a round of golf at the Scenic Hills Country Club. Rodger Lowery, center, enjoys a day of Dy fishing on the Kem River with sons Andrew, Richie and Jeffrey, in the background. The Lowerys are from Newport Beach • Max and Hannah Callas of Newport Beach display their Dally Pilots on a vacation to visit their grandparents, Tom and Twtla Abourezk, in Rapid City, S.D., which is near Mount Rushmore. 11Da Chlko- vanl and Lau.ra, . John, Paul and Adriane Knezevic stand tn front of the Uncoln Monu- ment In Wash- ington, D.C. wltb their Dally PlloL Stu and Helen McFarland enjoy reading their Dally Pilot after Indulging in a six-course breakfast at the Columbia Gorge Hotel, a naUonal historical landmark in Hood River, Ore., where they have a second home. UNIQUE WINE ROOMS CATERING AVAILABLE PANATE PARTY ROOMS Enter the -~t ADOPT·A·Pl.AYER contest ~ / " " and you could win ~ Courtside Box Seats ~ and have your photo taken with your "adopted" favorite player. ~ How the contat wortw Fill out the entry below and check your favorite tournament player. One winner will be chosen for each pl8')'er, by random drawing. Each w inner can invite a guest to join them courtside during each session in w'hich their "adopted" player competes. The winners will also have their photos taken with their "adopted" player. Send or fax bii:k this entire Ml toi the Dally Pllotm. Chlllenge Adopt-A·,.., Contat 330 W. Bay St., Costa ~' CA 92627 or fex: 650-4802 II - :nmner• took in the aazy IC8ne tllD DMl the atfk:Ull obMlvaUoD _.judges' stand 8lt1Mt corner d Manne and Balboa avenues. •This ls so Newport,• Shaver Wd. •1rs ctazy, afi the people With wild Ooats and COltumes, b\lt lt'a fun too. Ifs wholesome.• A stampede ol hundreds of kids laking part in the Child.ren's Bike lUld Skate Parade included roller· blades and bikes with training · wheels to skateboards and an elec· me-powered tinJa~~ truck. The grand ot the Bal- boa Day parade that followed the children's parade was longtime island resident and business own-er Amelia Seton. City Councilman John Noyes acted as emcee of the short half. h6ur parade that began on Bay- side Drive and headed over the bridge onto the island while his . eilow council colleagues Jan Oebay, Norma Glover and Dennis l)'Neil all rode in the parade. .. Afterwards, O'Neil said he • loves a parade, espedally held : ~ne on Balboa Island. · ·u gets bigger anp better each 'fe~," O'Neil said. •There's no ,place I'd rather be today than · Balboa Island." ' .COUNCIL • CONTINUED FROM 1 .traffic-related improvements, $uch as street widening and tesurlacing, officials said. Last summer, the council approved a reduced flat-rate tee ~f $150 per average daily car trip ·'.,generated: -,.. But tonight, the council will ;rconsider adopting one of three ~ew fees, some of which nearly ~uouble the charge of the impact 'l:urtent fee. ' City staff has presented three 'ee alternatives. two of which are .. based on a percentage of the new pevelopment's total cost and one "'that would impose a new flat-rate tharge of $281 per car trip gener- 'ated. :~UAYLE . ... •• · .'~ONTINUED FROM 1 .~ ..... "'sion interviews, then come back --- ;--· J ' • "· • \a ~-".... . FREE LECTUM CoastHne Counseling Center of Newport Beach will present a free lecture, ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) Overview, at 1 p.m. at 1200 Quall St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 476-0991. REFERRAL BREAKFAST The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will hold a Newport Business Refer- ral Breakfast at 7:15 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport Beach, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Admission for members with a reservation is $15; mem- bers without reservations are $1?; potential members a.re $1?. For more information, call ?29- 4400. UNIVERSITY TRANSFER REPRESENTATIVE A representative from the Uni- versity of California, Irvine Ad.missions Office will be at OCC's Transfer Center on cam- pus, 2?01 Fairview Road , Costa Mesa, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. talk- ing with students interested in transferring. For more informa- tion or an appointment, call 432· 5894. LUNCHEON SPEAKER The Right Honorable Kim Campbell, former Prime Minis- ter of Canada and First Woman P.M ., will be the guest speaker at tne Stn anniversary and annual Women in Leadership meeting at noon at the Center Club, 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission for Women in Leadership members is $301 nonmembers are $40. For more information, call (949)644- 02?8 . .. ILK Fll100NS Ploral designer Janelle Wiley Will present a clua, Silk Festooaa, at 9:30 a.m. at Sherman Ubtary and Gardens, 26'7 E. Cout Hlah· way, Corona del Mar. Regiltratlon la $40, which includes all materi· ala. Pre-registration is required by calling (9"9) 673-2261. GUEST SPEAKER Roger Oglesby, president of the nme. Orange County, will be the guest speaker at the Corona del Mar Cham- ber of Commerce luncheon at noon at the Five Crowns restau- rant, 3801 E: Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Admission is $15. For more information, call (949)673-4050. BREAKFAST BOOST The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will present a "90- Minute Breakfast Boost • from ?:15 to 8:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Gou Course Drive. Admission Is $12 in advance or $17 at the door. For more information, call 885-9090. EDUCATION FORUM A community forum on educa- tional issues, "Contested Values: Tug-of-War in the School Yard,~ will be at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Ubrarys Friends Meeting Room , 1000 Avocado Ave., Newp0rt Beach. Admisston is free, but preregistration ii r~. Prior to the forum, per- ticipants can pick up a booklet contJsining the issues between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. in the library's administration office. For more information, call (949) ? 17-3801. SPRING IOOK SALE A spring book sale will be pre- sented from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Ubrary, 1855 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Proceeds from the event will support childlen's summer llbTary programs. For more information, call (949) 646- 8845 . -• ~ Newport Beach for some surf- : :mg, said Melanie Salata-Fitch, ~jibe daughter of the event's ere- : ... '{ltor, Paul Salata. ~CRYSTAL CAVE · :. A parade down Disneyland's : ;Main Street, the annual beer can : :fegatta at the Balboa Bay Club : -and a tailgate party before Friday ·tJ..ight's Anaheim Angels game · :are also on Quayle's busy Mr. :Irrelevant Week schedule. • MetaphyslcaJ Books • Original Jewelry Olfb. Artwork • Minerals ~ Oemstones • Hand Carved CrystaJ Quan Yin 8r Buddhas PaJohlo ........ - (CaU store for appointment) ·Tea Leaves • Astrology • Tarot<~ radlngt .val~> • Herbs, l!ssentfaJ Olis. Incense • Handwrttlng Mal)'lll • • • . • • • • • • . . KENN Y PRINTE R FRE E QUARTZ CRYSTAL .. 891 Baker Street A 16 Costa Mesa (Comer of Baker & Bear streets) YES, THERE WILL BE A TO GO BY BOAT ON NE Th.c: Newport Harbor Nautical is building a 71 It. JloauJongside the Pri"4 ef Nnvp"'1 fo by bay boats and excursion veadt. Our goal b to have the by rummer of 1998. To finance our venture the M You are invitecl to support thU dfort. Permanent rccogni · -on a.-plaquc.au.be,bctd hf the gangwayJiom ,..,.._- ~~ Riverboat Resta ,~ &citing Muse ~ Entertaining E Open to the public ComeAboatdl and Lots of Fun 714•754•1151 EWPLACE RT B AYo · around town DIVORCE watkSHOP Divorce; A New Beginning, a workshop fot men and women in the process of or recently divorced, will be presented from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 180 New- port Center Drive, Suite 180 A. Newport Beach. Course fee is $40. For more information, call 159-0519. TEA PARTY The Newport-Balboa Rotary Cub and Newport Harbor Nauti- cal Museum Newport Tea Party 1998 will be from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Newport Harbor Nilutical Museum, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Admission Is $35, including food and gaming chips. For more information. call 6?5- 8915. OLYMPIC GYMNAST Kerri Strug will host the Dis- covery Seminar, an educational experience discussing such con- cepts as the relevance of Judaism, from 1 to 6 p.m. at Temple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camelback St., New- port Beach. Ad.mission is $25 in advance; $35 at the door. ln honor of Father's Day, dads who are in attendance with other family members are free. For more infor- mation. call 644-1999. JUNE22 YOUTHSANDVOUEYBALl Ron Hanks, adult Sand Volley- ball teacher for the City of New- port Beach, Community Services Department, will present a five- week Youth Sand Volleyball Pro· gram for the summer months starting today. Qasses are week- days and vary according to age. Classes are held at Corona del Mar State Beach, Ocean Blvd. and Breakers Drive. Course fee is $40. For more information. call 644-3151. AYSO REGISTRATION The la.St chance to register for the American Youth Soccer Orga- nization's Region 9? will be from 6 to 9 p.m. in the library at Mariners Elementary School, 2100 Merlnen Drtve, Newport Beech. Players born between Aug. 1, 1979, and Jan. 31, 1994, are eligi- ble. Birth certif.ic:ates or passports are required for new or non- retumlng players. Applicants also sh ould bring the name of their doctor or medical provider. Regis- tration fees are $55 for the first child in a family, $50 for the sec- ond and $45 for the third. For more information, call (949) 642- 6296. ONGOING A.EROBIC..cARDIO KICK BOXING Body Design and United Stu- dios of Self-Defense offers aero- bic-cardio kick boxing classes from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1000 W. Coast Highway. Swte C, New- port Beach. The cost is $8 per class. For more information, call 122-0526. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Alcoholics Anonymous mem- bers meet from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. Mondays through Fridays in Room 3 at Oasis Senior Center, 600 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644·3244. ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT • The Alzheimer's Association and Grief Support Group of New- port Villa West/Villa Rosa co- sponsors a free support group meeting for caregivers at 7 pin. on the fourth Thursday of each month through October at New- MONDAY.JUNE 15, 1"8 port Villa West AllllW' UVIDg, 393 Hospital Road, Newport Beach. Por more IDfo!zMdm. call 631-3555. • The Alzheimer's Assoc:Wrtion and Mesa Terrace. a · retiden~ community for people wUa Ahhelmer'• disease and relataa dementia, offers a free suppo4 group for caregivers at 6;30 p.~ on th~ first Tuesday of eaclt month at Mesa Turrace, 350 V: Bay St, Costa Mesa. For mor~ information, call 283-1111. • ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP : Rebecca LeWis Jeads an animal bereavement group that sped41-• izes in the needs of individuals wno have sick and/or dying ani- mals in their lives. It meets at "j p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, Ne\f~ port Beach. Tbe cost is a donation to an animal chanty of the attendee's choice. For reserva ... tions, call 721-5750. ANOTHER PASSAGE Another Passage. a transition.al support group for people experi.. encing changes in their lives, meets from 1 to 2:30 p .m . Wednesdays in Room 3 at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244. BALBOA SKI a.us The Balboa Ski Club meets at 1 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month during winter in the Tee Room at Newport Be&ch Goll Course, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beech. For more inlor- m.ation, call 854-7560. 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JRREL/iVANf XXIU CAM (}(JAYLB WHAT GREAT RELEVANC¥ FOR MR. }(XIII·: ' . •Weber State's Quayle still getting the support, even at Arrival Party in Newport Beach with his mom in the wings. 8¥ RJchard Dunn, Daily Pilot ~· 1NEWP O RT BEACH -While all was irre le- vant Sunday in tqe · zany, madhou se festi va l known as !&'releva nt Week XXIII, this year's hon- oree talked a bout the relevance of his college football high- light. Former Weber State tight end Cam Quayle, whose presid~tial arrival at the Twin Palms restaurant lncluded counter- feit secret service agents fully equipped With dark shades and ear pieces, described his favorite collegiate moment. It had nothing to do with pass recep- , tions or touchdowns. Quayle, 6-foot-1, 210 powids, and a former Mormon missionary who led all tight ends in the NCAA Division I-AA Big Sky Conference last season with 53 catches, said he will never forget the sea- son-opening game of his senior year at Weber State last autumn. 1\vo weeks prior to the game, bis mother, Elizabeth, underwent open-heart surgery. ·sut somehow she made it to the game,• Mr. Irrelevant said proudly. •she was on the sidelines in a wheelchair -she was there supporting me. It was typical of how my family is. It still overwhelms me. ·0ne of the Salt Lake City newspa- pers did a story on it and I hung the arti- cle in my locker. In fact, it's still hanging there." On Sunday, the Weber State mom was there for her son again. And along with 11 other friends and relatives who made it down from Ogden, - Utah, for the wacky, week-long revelry to cel- ebrate the absolute last man picked in the NFL draft, in this case No. 241 by the Baltimore Ravens, whose eyesore purple colors were toned down by Irrelevant officials while the presidential red, white and blue were "Now, he can wear a different shirt every day for the next six months ·... " ing the so--called prE!Ss conference (which was canceled because of its irrelevance). · "Ogden,• Salata said to Mr. lrrelevant's father, •isn't that near the small town of Keams, Utah? That's where they had an atomic bomb test and it missed and hit Ogden he's up againBt. "'Ibey tell me I'll be com- petin~ against two others for the thir~ spot ~on the Baltimore roster)," Quvl~q said. The other two tight ends are l~ (as long as they stay healthy), and tlie two I'm competing against aie both real!' ly good athletes, they're good talents, t)pill I'll just have to go in there with confi-. deJ)ce and play my game. l "I feel confident about what I can do ifl'' camp. f just need to get used to the l~" of play. Making that jump (to the NFL)'W11 about the same as going from high sch60f • to college football.• , -THERALD QUAYLE • displayed more prominently as Quayle made his first acceptance speech. Quayle, one of the more adept public speakers in the 23-year Irrelevant Week history, an event started by former Balti- more Colt receiver Paul Salata, was showered with gifts, handed a Rolex watch (by Barr Jewelers) and given more T-shirts and golf shirts than any "candi- date• could want. "Now, he ·can wear a different shirt every day for the next six months," said his father, Tberald Quayle, who himself wasn't free of Salata's famous barbs dur- Mr.xxm gets the royal treatment from Los Alamitos High cheerleaders (above), Paul Salata (left) and former Rams Coach Jack Faulkner (below) at Sunday's Shower of Gifts. DON LEACH I OAA.Y PILOT ... and it made $200 million worth of improvements.• Mr. Irrelevant, whose gifts during Sun- day's Anival Party included a book enti- tled "Longshot, • is planning to marry Stacey Buxton on July 9, then report to Baltimore's training camp July 19. Quayle was a two-time NCAA Divi-1 sion I-AA All-American who once ca'tht 62 passes in a season. • • In a juggled compensatory draft :Jiis year, the Ravens earned the last J'ltk from Super Bowl champion Denver. Quayle, who has no relation to the for- m.er vice president but is a Congress~ Christopher Cox look-alike, will appear . on XTRA's "Too Much Show• with JQJpl Ireland and Steve Mason this morning, then will try his feet at surfing along ithe Newport Beach break. Quayle, one of five in a family of all boy siblings, will try to join former Mr. lrrelevants Matt Elliott (1992 Michigan center) and Marty Moore ('94 Kentucky linebacker) as mainstays in the NFL. Following 10 days of mini camp with the Ravens, Quayle at least knows what Quayle racking · up the votes • It's all in the name for Mr. Irrelevant XXIII. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -What are the chances of someone cor- rectly guessing the last player to be picked in the NFL dram Well, apparently pretty good if there's a candidate named Quayle on the ballot. •1t•s incredible -I don't know how anybody could possibly come up with the right selection, and yet there were three who did it," Irrelevant Week official John Hall said, referring to a Daily Pilot-sponsored contest preceding this year's draft. Amazingly, Greg Lukosky (Newport Beach), James Thorn (Terminal Island) and Max Pena (Los Angeles) all predicted that Weber State tight end Cam Quayle would indeed become Mr. Irrelevant XXIII after the Baltimore Ravens made the 24 lst and absolute last selection in pro football's annual draft. MI just looked in a sports mag- azine, so I had a cheat sheet, and it listed about 50 guys who were possibilities," Lukosky said. •What a name -Cam Quayle. You can't miss it. It seemed good enough to me (to pick).• Lukosky and Thom were both in attendance Sunday for the Arrival Party at the 1\vin Palms restaurant, Irrelevant Week's opening day. •1t was a long, drawn-out process," Thom joked. •I used research, graphics and person- ality profiles, but then it all got too confusing. so I just threw a dart. •Actually, I just looked at the name, and I figured nobody would ever pick a guy named Cam Quayle, so I wrote it down. "After the draft, when I read _in the pa_per that qe,!{ot pi~E\(i fast, I" couldn't ~eve lt. There was no way you could think of this guy. I had to show people around the office, because they wouldn't believe me." • Quayle, a two-Ume NCAA Division I-AA All-American for the Wildcats who caught 53 passes la.st season to lead all tight ends in the Big Sky Confer- ence, wasn't the only last-man draft choice to be showered. For the first time, Irrelevant Week officials included bate- ball's last pick. Mayfair High catcher Luke Gruner, a 6-foot-3, 190-pounder who was selected 50th (1,••sth overall and dead lut) by the Arizona Diamond· backs. •1 didn't know what wos going on,• Gruner said when he ftnt found out about bit so- called -celebration. •1 wu Just told to show up here and do what they told me to dO. • Gruner, who bu biin a catcher aD tm W., bdld Me. thll pPt ••• ,,. the ..... b8n ~,.,...... aad Wll =·Did ••an at C.mtoi Col· r------------------------, I I I I I I llUIElfVANCY I I I I I • 1999 . c;.,, ~. w.bef St.(~ + 1997 • llorVlie ~ Armf (P.cbn) · + 1996 • s.n Manuel. New Mako St.. (&n) + I 99S • Mktwll .._ lollcr'I Ccl9git (Qll9lf'll + 19'4 • ~ Moore. ICMtudly O'a1liocs) + 19H ·Osol\ Alcon\ Altton i.~ + 1992 • MMt Elliott. MkNgln ~ + 1991 • l.Mry w.n1c-. .IOtvl Carroll (Gi9nts) • 1990. o...netrM o..m. ~ ~ + 1989 • E-.u ~ ONo SQt~ (llikingsj • 1•. Wff 8NthMd. So.~ St. (Ram!) + I tl7 • Nom\11'1 .leffenon. LSU (hdte<l) +I-· Mike Tr~ Geor~ Tech (Owwg«I) +IMS· OoNld Chumley. Geotgla (49tn) + 1-.. • l\M>dy Ellington, C.okndo ~) + I 913 • John TU911le, ClllfornNi (Gi.rts) + 1912 ·Tim WW!ington, Fresno St.(~) + 1981 ·Phil Nelton, o.i-e (ftakl«s) + 1990 • IC4Mn Sc.nlon, AIU.-(Rams) + 1979 • Mike Arnold. ~ L.SU (StMln) + 1971 • LM Wlllt1lur\ MontM'lli St. (Cowboys) + 1977 • Jim Kelleher, Colorado (V!klnsl') • + 1976 • IC.ivtn Kirk, Oeyton (St.ten) : <f"' I ~------------------------~ mates: Senior comerback Rob Holmes; senior wide receiver Dave South; and sophomore tight end Ryan Prince (Quayle's · backup). "I guess all those years of friendship before Cam got famous paid off,· Se>uth quipped. Holmes said he drove down from Salt Lake City with three jet skis in tow for the week-long trip. ·we found a couple of places where they allow it. But you've got to be past the break- ers.• · Asked about their tanned faces and blond locks, South said: "We tried to get that Cali- fornia look before we cam~ down so we cottld fit•trr." • 1be secret service, prestdentlal theme was a great touch. Before Mr. Irrelevant arrived for ' the Arrival Party in his limou-,;; sine, one of the so-called ag~ts. Mark Salata, sald: "Be'· careful of the other two -they'r armed." .. • Buketball Hall of Fam~~ George Yardley was introduced • by Irrelevant Week found Paul Q 1 Salata as the •owner• of the , 1 Dally Pilot. Some actually thought he was serious. • True football fans: It announced by Hall that ~ Yugoslavia beat Iran in World "' t • CUp soccer t¥ata ts Yugos1a1•• · ,. vtan), then he added: •world · <1 Cup socc=er ls the only event • more irrelevant than Irrelevant' ' Week.• •Reds pe~ and win lea~e title with 6-2 victory over the Giants. By Jason Hill, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Blake Conta.nt pi~ed himself out of a sixth-inning jam by striking out the side as the Reds defeated the Giants, 6-2, in the championship game of the Newport Beach Llght Uttle League playoffs Saturday at Lincoln Field. Contant wa.s obviously tiring and gave up walks to the first two batters before f~d.ing his second wind. •He was a little sloppy today," Reds Manager Ralph Sim:. mons said. "His pitch limit was 100 and be was already at 93 when he got the final youth baseball out.• Contant still had strong outing, giving up just four hits and strildng out 11. He also got a little help from teammates Jordan Simmonds, Nikolas Palchikoff and Daniel Marin-Fmn who all scored in the first inning to give the Reds a 3-0 lead. The highlight of the first inning, howev- er, was an unassisted double play turned by Giants first baseman Andre Pinesett. Pinesett fielded a sharp grounder, tagged the runner and stepped on first base. SWl, three runs was enough for Contant •All our kids came through today,• Sim- monds said. •rve been training my kids all year to peak during the toumAIIlenl Now we need to keep the momentum when we start the Tournament of Champions.• c The most anticipated matchup of the day was bow Contant, one of the league's best pitchers, would fare against Pinesett, the league's most potent hitter. Pinesett struck out his first at bat, but battled back from a 1-2 count in bis second at bat and ripped a line drive by Reds shortstop Ryan Rhodes. Rhodes got a glove on the ball to slow it down, limiting Pinesett to a single. In his final at bat, Pinesett lined a belt- high fastball over the left field fence. It wa.s such a powerful home run that it left much of the crowd, as well as some of the coach- es, in awe. "Without a doubt, he hits the ball hard- er than anybody else who has played in this league over the last 10 years,• Giants en Manager Walt H4rpeJ said, which 1-hlgb praise coming from the father of one of the best prep baseball players in Orange County, 'fy Harper of Corona del Mar. "He's a threat to hit the ball out anytime he's at the plate. Pour or five of his home runs this season have been on a hard line drive." Besides Pinesett's performance, Harper was also proud of the rest of his team. "We were up against the best pitcher in the league,· Harper said. ·we still hit him pretty good. We pecked away, but just couldn't get the big inning.• The Reds join the Dodgers as the NBUJ.. representatives at the Tournament of Champions. The Dodgers won the regular season title. r--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ I • I I I 1 , IG I i ' . l I I I . ~ .•White Sox offense just explodes en route to 22-7 championship victory over the Tigers Saturday. By Jason Hill, Daily Pilot 1 COSTA MESA -White Sox I Manager Scott Hunter knew , that his team could, if focused, 1 hit any pitche r in the league. What Hunter didn't know was 1 • that his White • Sox would l explode for 10 runs in the fust : inning and go on to a 22-7 victo- : ry over the Tigers in the final game of the best-of-three cham- • pionship series Saturday at Cos- ; ta Mesa High in the Costa Mesa American Llttle League Majors 1 1 division. l ·we came out loose and , relaxed this morning,~ Hunter : said. ·we figured we had noth- : ing to lose by just having fun. 1 But this kind of hitting is far : beyond wh$it I expected consid- 1 ' ering the Tigers always played us tight.. In contrast, the White Sox l : won the first game, 4-0, on June l : 8. The Tigers then tied the series : : on Wednesday with a 4-1 victory. : : The White Sox wasted no 1 , time getting started on Saturday. l : Eleven consecutive batters l : reached base in the first inning. l : Colin McGuire, Jeff Sanchez, : • Eric Nutter, Justin Stillwell and : : Brett Perrine each had singles in 1 : the inning. The White Sox never l , looked back, scqring in every : inning. • McGuire was the top hitter of ' the day, with three hits including 1 1 a lead off home run in the third 1 inning. Perrine, Sanchez and 1 Josh Glauch also had three hits l each. Dylan Hunter singed and had three walks. Chris Llttle, : Aaron Fitzhugh and Richard • Montanez each had a hit. lbe White Sox gather around the scoreboard after capturing the champlonsblp In Costa Mesa American League play Saturday. At right, Dylan Hunter gets back to the bag safely under the tag of Josh Elllotl , : Glauch started" on the mound year, but they· weren't ready to : for the White Sox and held the start the game down by so : Tigers to just one run and two much.· • hits over three innings. Sanchez Stevie Doerr and Daniel : also pitched well in relief, strik-Cooper each had two hits for the : ing out four in three innings. Giants. Cooper also had three ' Giants Manager Pat McGuire RBI. Danny Whitaker, Bryce ; was as shocked as Hunter by the Carich, Mike McLean and Jeff eventual score, but looks to be Thompson also had hits. , back competing for the cbampi-Both tea.ms are headed to the : onship next season. Eleven Tournament of Champions. The 1• Giants are returning to next White Sox will play as the year's team. •we had an inexpe-leagues top representative. For l : rienced squad out there,• Hunter, it was his first champi· l l McGuire said. "We had a great onship in the Majors Division. I I I L+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ I Pitching· paces-· Marlins 1 .. Marlins brush off the Diamondbacks bellind superior ~tching in a 10-3 championship verdict in Newport B.fl>or Baseball Association Bronco Division final. J.son HllL Daily Pilot 1 NBWPORT BBACH -Sporting tJ>e teague'1 belt pitching staff, i Mailint auiled to a 10.3 vic- over the Diamondbacks Sat· ay~·in the Newport Harbor ~ball Association Bronco pt;t.PlOoabJp game at Mariner's : 8Dlot Polter Started the game I ~ Marlinl, pltcbin9 UUee 1 utout tnnlnat with three ltrllte· 'Jllylor \'~ p6tcbed two 1111UllfG8. gWIDg . up jult one bit. tddE ·~ pltdMd tbe two, ltllldng out the side ID MYeDth ~to clOM out m. "When you have _ that kind of quality pitching, it makes it harder on the other teams •. . " -TARAS YOUNG • • MONDAY. JUNE 15, 1998 • Semarand BaUmstimler~ to tear it up ; . in San Diego · •The Costa Mesa locals : to compete in X Games. .. I SAN DIEGO ESPN an-_ nounced on Friday (June 12) tba.t Costa Mesa locals Neil Semar and Champion BaumstimJer will~ compete at the 1998 X Games June 19 to June 28 at Mariner'• Point in San Diego's Mission Bay Park. Both will compete in the · aggressive in-line skating com- petitions. This will be the second X Games competition for Semar. • Semar bas a smooth skating style. and can perform some of the lat· est technical grinds. Semar was' ranked by the ASA as the Rookie of the Year in 1997. Baumstimler is making his fiJst appearance at the competition. Bawnstimler has been a pro for two years and recently competed-· at the ASA World Champi- onships. The 1998 X Games will also feature competitions in skate- boarding, wakeboarding, snow- boarding, barefootjumping, bicy-, de stunt and sport climbing at Mariner's Point lbe street luge and downhill in-line skating com- petition will be an Mission Vil- lage Drive. Oceanside Harbor will host the skyswfing competi- tion. The Game5, created by ESPN, will be televised on ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN International and ABC Wide World of Sports. Coe '''''°" sa..u ..,. M llSW llM.-. ~--20 Men's Vertk.a=I ims, 6 p.m · 8 p.m. June 21 Men's Street lms, noon • 2:30 p.m. Men's Vertical finals,. 6:30 p.m. • 8:30 p.m. Mol~June22 Men's Street fina noon • 1 p.m. All Vertical Triples finals,. 6:30 p.m. • 8:30p.m. Sund9y. June 21 Jam Session. 11 :30 . 2:30 p.m.. Sailor summer camps Newport lj.arbor High's __ football program wW bost its annual summer camps for boys and girls (fifth through eighth grades) beginning July 6. 'Coach Jeff Brinkley and bis st.a.ff will conduct open camps July 6-10 and July 20-24 from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Newport Har- bor. Cost is $100 per session. Details: 760-3253. Soccer camp on way Adaim School July 6 C 0 ST A MESA -In con- junction with this summers World Cup, Britannia Soccer Ud. will be hosting over 400 youth soccer camps nationwide this summer. One of these camps will be at Adams School from July 6 to July 10. Instruction will be directed by • highly qualified European coach-I es who will provide quauty ' instruction. 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(Thia A44hoflty 173-0744, Add1t11: P.O. ~ .1... "" """• • July a. 11191 m214 Nam. Statement Have you •l•rl•d d ng TCUI edmlllM -• • Ttlt Flcllllou1 BuslMH ptopo1td ICllon.) TN n. wlll allow the ptftonll rep-BOX 825, RIAi.TO, CA HOUS~OLD ITEMS PUILIC NOTICI Tht followinO l)tltonl ere txt11M11 yet? No . l390.79t.7" • Name 1efetred 10 at>ovt dependent admlnlatralloo rnenlatf>lt lo lake many 112 3 71 . e 0 n d C131l.DOUOL.AS BROWN, PUBLIC NOTICE dolnG butlntll u : Rbbtrl Davenport Tollll llabltidte. 271.410.22A • waa filed In Orange County authotlty wlll be granted actions wlthOut obtaining l14H37300Cl40 HOUSi:HOLD ITEMS P'loUUoue aualneH NAZAN'S CARE ;M2 e Th11 a\atemenl was flied ...,._ ~ • on W-83. Fil• No.F55988e unlHI an lnttr .. led S*· court •woval. Befort lak· The public 11 Invited lo ••• C184!. JOHN MITCHELL. Nam. Statefftent Plotltlou• au1lneH 18th St. Co•I• MHa. CA with lh• County Clerk of ~ aurplu. fund9 ·~· Eric Doug111 W1rm1n, ion fll•• an obJectlon lo Ing ceruln very lmportane lend. Term• .,, caah only. HOUSi:HOLD ITEMS The lollOWlng Peftonl .,. Name Statement 12127 ' Orang• County on 8·1t·98 Capilal l&oCb. 2,eoo,ooo 1939 E. KlrkwOOd Av• .. Or· th• p•lllion and ahoWI action• hOW•ver the per· Owner re .. rves th• right fo C 1 8 5 • 0 E 0 R GE doing buslntll u · The foUowlng pertont art Ntluan K Loeser 342 E 19980711173 ~le writeft for~ •ng•. CA. 92668 good CtUH why th• cour1 •onal repr• .. ntatlve wUI be bid. ~~~~JVS. HOUSEHOLD Arcnlt•clufll A1twork1. doing butlntll a•: 18th SL, Cotti Mi11. CA Diiiy Piiot Jun• 15, 22, 29, ~ ..... ~ fli\dlti'°. Thie bu1lne11 Is con· thould not grant Ille au. required to gr\#9 nonce lo A general dncrlpllon of 3t07 Mace Avenue 10 NEWPOf'T AUTO EX· 92827 July 8 1998 m211 0 due1~byan lndivldual thorlly. lnterHted peraon1 unle11 th• properly being told, Publlthtd New~ort Co•taMen CA92G2t , CHANGE,10317Lo1Al•m· Tl>lt• bu1lneH la con· • Surpklenot..·0 rvi-t:, Eric Douglu W11m1n A HEARING on the pell· they have wal~d ootlC• Qt elong with lht ldenlily of Beach.Costa Mna ally Adtltnn• Banagu 3107 1101 Blvd.. Loa Al11mltoa, ducted by• an JndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE Groea ~ and ~ 19t8811t115 tlon wlllbehetdonJULYI, consented to the proposed the Occupant r•nllng the PllotJun.1s.22.1ne MICt Avenue 1c ' Coll• CA90720 Have yoU started doing Uliad~ue ·51M0.GOD''!"!! ThJ1 llatemenl wa1 filed 1998 II 1:45pm In Dept. action.) The Independent IJ>~t Alt U followt: m211 Mna, CA 92829 • Karen L Van Camp, t 1877 b\ltlnttt yet? Y ... 1998 flctltlou• ButlMH UneMioMd funot (...,...."I. with th• county Clerk of 703 1oc:1td •t ~41 Th• Cd~ 1dmlnl1tratlon authority wlll SPACE NO.· OCCUPANT· PUBLIC NOTICE Abraham 8anag11, Ill, E. 207th llkewood. CA Nhuan K. l.oeHr Name Statement S7.179:l42 "'"' Orange County on &-tt·9S Drive outh, range, be granted unlHt an lntef· PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 3107 Mace Avenue IC, 80715 This itatement was flied Th• lollowlng Pefl<>M •rt S~ *' regerde ~ James E Oobroll Jr -~~OU OBJECT 10 the .. fed peieon fllH an ob-0040, ANTHONY CAL· flctltloua ltu•IMH Coate Men, CA 92828 Thi~ ~u~lnt1H i~: ~on. with lht County Clerk ol doing bu1lnt1t 11: hofd« •112 :129.5'2 "".""':r..' · · " . Jec:Uon to lhe petition end OERON, BOX OF UNI· Name lt•tement Thlt bu1lne11 11 con-duct Y· an nd u Otano-County on &-11·98 SR71, · ·ro; the .... Esq .. llw OlflcH of Keller, granhng of lhe petition, you ahowa QOOd ctuH why lh• FOAMS Th IOllowl ducted by: hu•band aod HIV• you 111.rted doing 11988181101 14085 Beach Bl., WHlmln-Income ~111.s Weber & Ootxon. 19900 should 1ppeat •t tne hear· court sliould not grant the 1087, ACCNTS. PAYABLE ' ng pe~s are wife bUtlnen yst? No tier, 'CA 92883 ~3.822,928 ----; MacArthur Blvd .. Suite 800, Ing and ~Ill• your o!>fec· authority. COMPARATOR SYSTEMS dol~ business u . Have you 1tart~ doing Karen Van Camp Deity PUot June t5, 22• 29. Alben A. Natale, 20192 ~· f0t tt..Ylf.'1 lrvlne, CA 926t2·2445 !Ions or file wrlnen obiee· A HEARING on the petl• CORP., COPY MACHINE, ~k I~ t~GEi~, 1 ~·,,2 bu1lne11 yet? YH, 5-18-98 Thll ttatement was filed July 6, 1998 m2l3 Tanbark Cir.. Huntlngton 114,A37,875 · • -. Dail Pilot June 15 22 29 Ilona with lhe court before Uon wlU be held on JUNE COMPUTER MONITORS T ~ C m1' ' Adrianne Banegas wfth lht County Clertl of BNch CA 112183 We _.,, c.t1lfy INt 1IW J 1 ~ 1998 · ~a the hHtlnt. Your appeat· 25, 1998 at 1:45pm In Dept. FILING CABINETS, OFFICE .:kik ~lo'°Vlsual SVJ· Thi• ttatemenl was filed Orange County on 8-11·98 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• 'butlneu 11 con-..,.,_ ~ .... In ~ u y · ance may • In person Ot 703 located at 341 1'ht City CHAIRS, DESKS, COFFEE t m In (C Ill I ) with lhe Coun1y Clerk of 1t9B8181148 I I sJ dueled by an lndlvldual dance with the ~ PUBLIC NOTICE brFY~u·~~·CREOITOR Drive South, Orange. CA MACHINE, MICROWAVE, 1'sa:' Pat~av L!i> orsu~te Otano-Countv on 5-21·98 Dally Piiot Jun• 15, 22, 29, F Net tlous•t ~u n•~· Have you attr1ed doing Statement f()f CM Y9W'=··-. 92868. BOXES, CONTENTS UN· IF T u CA 92700 19988119335 July 6 1~8 m223 ame . • emen business yet? No Oecembef 31, 1197,. '1 STATEMENT OF or contingent creditor ol IF YOU OBJECT lo th• KNOWN • UI n, • Th• lollowing persons are Alber1 A. Nllale lo It. lneurwnc:e ~- ABANDONMENT OF the de<:Haed, you must file granting of the pelltlon, you 1084, ACCNTS. PAYABLE Jhl~ ~u~lneu 1' ~on-Dally Pilot June 1• 8· 15• PUBLIC NOTICE doing busineH as: Thi• 11a1amen1 was filed lioner, punwant to~"' USE OF FICTITIOUS your clal(Tl with the court should appear•: the hear· COMPARATOR SYSTEMS Hllci y. I :::o~a dnl""' 22, 1998 m201 Gianna Rose, 18306 Ward with lhe County Clt1k ol Isl RONALD A. ~ and maU •copy to the pet· Ing and stale your ob-CORP DESK. TABLE FILE ave you • -.. PUBLIC NOTICE flotltlou• aualneH SL, Fountain Valley, CA 01ange County on 6-11·98 ~ettdent ~· • ·~ BUSINESS NAME s~al r1presentallves 1!>" jectlons or file written ob-CABINETS. COMPUTER buslntu yel? Yes, Jan. 1• Name Statement 92708 1ttB8781171 /al THOMAS c::. -~'• The following person• poinled by the court within lions with the COl#t ~ MONITOA DESK CHAIRS 1998, The lollowt -rson1 are Gl1M1 Ma/lier, 369·B Easl ~ nave abandoned lhe use of tour monlhs lrom the date :;, the he .. tftn Your a REFRIGERATOR PRINTER' Multitek Audio Visual Sy• flctlllou1 aualneae dol buslne~ as· 161" Stree Costa Mesa, Delly Piiot June 15, 22. 29, Secretaty lhe F1c1111ous BuslnHS ol lhe lirSI Issuance of l•I· atance m;ui;'e tn 1~ COAT RACK' MANY ltms, Inc., Jama E. Do-Name ltatement IN~RNATIONAL TASK CA 92627 ' July 8, 11198 m216 N9wpolt ~MlfilC._ Name. CREATIVE BAS· iars., provided In Proba1e ~by your itfumey. Ptl BOXES CONTENTS UN· brott, Jr., Corp. Counsel The fbollowlng p~sons are FORCE LTD., 496 'h N. This business. Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE ~[l~1,':l':'1'~1~·.1 KETS. 19431 Ranch Ln Code secllon 9t00. The IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR KNOWN This statement was flied doing ualnats H . Newport Blvd Newport ducted by: an Individual • • • • • .._1,.x,, 1 io5. Huntingion Beach, lime for llllng claims will 01 continganl creditor ol 1148, ACCNTS. PAYABLE with Iha County Cler1' 01 L & C, 212 Geneva Ave .. Beach, CA 92663 Have you stat1ed doing Flctltlout BualneH CA 92648 , not axplre before lour the deceased, you must file COMPARATOR SYSTEMS Orange County on 6-11·98 ~2~~ngton BHch, CA Thomas Duvalls, 496 ~ N. buslneu yet? Yes, 8-15·89 Name Statement • The F1c1111ous Business months from the hearing our claim with th• court CORP DESK & CRE 199B8781150 Newport Blvd Newport Gianna MaJzler Th foll 1 1 Name relorred lo above dat1 noticed above. ~nd mall a copy 10 the per· DENZA MISC OFFICE J1mt1 e. Oobrotl, Jr .. Caroline Zoscak, 212 G• Beach CA 92663 This atatemanl waa filed doln• bu~~:.~ ~:'.sons are • was tiled In Oran~e County YOU MAY EXAMINE Iha sonal rapre11ntative •P-FURNITURE . E1q .. Law Offices of Ktll8f, n•va Ave.. Huntington Thi• , ~ualnau Is con· with the County Cl11k ol HE~PTONE 66S Baker on 9127196· Fote o.Ft99B· fole kept by the court. 11 you pointed by the cour1 within 1052 RITA SEPAHZAO Weber & Oobrott 19900 tll(:h, gA 92648 , G ducied'by: an lmfrlfdual Orange County on 6-11·98 SI 1211 f 'Costa Mesa 3697257 are 8 person lntaresled In lour months lrom th1 dalt FORM.EALY KNOWN AS MacArthur Blvd S~lte 800 ura hHt, 21"' eneva Have you started doing 19988781151 CA92626 ' ' 1T9~~'1°5~an~~n LnWlll~1~~· th~h ~~lale, Y,fu ~ay fil~ ol tht first lsauance of ltl· RITA IKEOA, COUCH, RUG, Irvine CA 92612-0450 ' ~A'92~~nllngton Beach, bualneu yet? No Dally Pilot June 15, 22, 29, Jack Richard Prescoll, 424 Huntington Beach, CA fc;, Sp!ci~fu No~ce eQ~~~ ters as provided In Probalt FILE CABINET, MANY Dally' Pilot June 15, 22, 29, Thia bualneu la COil-Thomas Duvall1 July 6, 1998 m226 Beu, Santa Ana, CA 92704 92648 DE·tS4) 01 the fill of an Cod• aecllon 9100. The BOXES CONTENTS UN· July 6 1998 m215 ducted by 8 gent1al part· T,hla 1tat1menl was flied Thia bualneu la con· This business Is con· lnvento and a ~sal 01 lime IOI filing claims wm KNOWN • net1hlp with the County Cl11k of PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual ducted by an individual estala ~His or Pt, any pe-not. expire before four 2028, l.AW OFFICES OF PUBLIC NOTICE Have you •tarted doing 011nge County on 6·11·98 Have you alarted doing Theresa Ann Williams !Ilion or account as ro-months from th• heating JOSEPH OEM ETRIUS buslneta yet? No 19989181153 FlcllUoua Bueln•H bullnet• yet? Yes, 10-1·97 199887e118B Ylded In Probale Coda ~ec· date noticed abOva. CHRISTOPHER, COPY MA· cna18t0072 Caroline zoscak Dally Piiot June 15, 22. 29. Name s .. tement Jack Prucott Th. 11~ .. lion 1250 A RequHt f()( YOU MAY EXAMINE th• CHINE, FOLDING CHAIRS. NOTICE OF Thi• ltatemenl was flied July 8 1998 m221 The fonowtng l)tllOl'll •r• Thil 1111ament Wll flled ir-===r====1r~ is s1a1emen1 was 1"" · file kept by the cOYrt. If you FOLDING TABl.E, FILE APPUCA'YION TO with the County Clefk ol ' doing business a1: wltn the County Clerk ol wolh the Counly Clerk of Spacial Nolie• form Is are • person lnlef~ed In BOXES Or Count on &-tt·98 PUBLIC NOTICE SORK COMPANY, 1500 Orange County on 5·26-98 Orange County on 6·11·98 •r•l~abl• from lhe court lh• estate, you mey Iii• 2189, JOHN M. PAYNE ll!LL ALCOHOLIC ano-199~8181170 Adams Ave .. Ste. 1315, 19980759048 Daily Pilot June 15, 22. 29, c ~tt f th p ti with the court a Requnt CORP., WATER SKI, TYPE· Bl!VE.RAQES Dall Piiot J 15 22 29 F1ctltlous aualneaa Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Dally Pilot June 1 8 15 CM~[]"'" July 6 1998 m227 orn•w or • • • for Special Notice (!Olm WRITERS. BOXES CON· Date of Flllng Y une • • • Neme Statement Matk P. Sork, t500 Adams 22 1.,98 • ~2 Mo~ * ' tloner: DE·154) of the flllng of an TENTS UNKNOWN Appllcatlon1 .July 6, 1998 m218 The IOUowlng ptr90t\I ate Ave.. Ste. 13t5, Cotta1--.;..' -·--------ti Creination PUBLIC NOTICE w. BAJLl!Y SMITH, Inventory •nd apprilsal of 22et. PAm MORSE @ JUNI! 05 1998 doing bullne11 as: Man, CA 92628 ---------•ESQ. (CS8148073), estate uuta or of any pe-ENVIRON. SAFETY PROD-To Whom 1{ May con-PUBLIC NOTICE CALIFORNIA BEACH Thi• buslneu la COil-To place an ad In 110 BtoadwaY•• BSC 7308 ATTORNEY AT LAW, lltlon or account u p10-UCTSE Fl RE EXTI N· cem: Flotltloin Butln .. • BASES, 2400 W. Coast ducted by: an Individual ClaHlfled Costa Mesa"· NOTICE OF 4041 MAC ARTHUR ~1~~~·~~:.~ gg~EN~S ~o.!~XES Ji:m~.r::J!].:ofc~~ Name Statement ~~92~ Newport Beach, =~~o;'.11'~~~~-1~i"" Call 842·5878. M&-eillO PETITION BLVD., STE. 255, NEW· Speclal Nollet form la 2243, KRIS OLSEN, MEMORIES INC. The lollowfng ~1 are David Kramp, 2400 ·w. Mark P. Sor1' ~========~~~~~~!~Rt TO ADMINISTER P 0 RT BE AC H • CA available from the court SHELF, CHEST OF DRAW· The applicants Ila led ~~ tf~' ~·EAL Ty Coal1 Hwy.. II, Newport Thlt 11alament was flied I I ~ ESTATE OF: 92000 clerk. ERS, IRONING BOARD, above are applying to the Beach, CA 92663 with lhe County Citric of CAS;I~~ f1E9~SSO Publlshed Newport Attome11 for the Pell• POLE I.AMP, MANY BOXES Department o( Alcoholic ~r<>J:':n;:Sc!! ~~ct Thie bualneu Is COil-Otano-Cou:ity on 6-11·98 Baach·Cosl• Mesa Dally tloner: CONTENTS UNKNOWN a.v.,age Conlrol lo Mii ai. c&tuor la 'vanta Realty duct~ by: an lnclMdual 11988101 t41 To all heirs. benenclarlas, Piiot June 9, 15, 18, 1998 ROBERT T . 2293, CYNTHIA A. DAN-cohoUc beverages al: 3101 Otoup n(CA) 63~ Walh-Haw you ttarled doing Dally Pilot June 15 22 2t ~~~:,1~~~· ::r~~~~e~~:~~~ TM860 MATTHEWS, w,~EH~::~o~eo~~rg-~E~~~~~ H~A·c~UPc: lngton' BIVd . .' Loi AngelH, ~:~~::~No July 8, 1998 • ~224 otherwise be Interested in PUBLIC NOTICE ESQ., (CSBl1041t2J, CURIO CABINET ' 92683 ' CA 90040 Thia 1tatemenl was flied PUBLIC NOTICE lhe wlll or estate, or bolh, 1932 WATERFALL CIR· Publlstled Newport For Iha following type of This bu~lne11 11 con-with the County Clertt of of: VIOLA LEE BSC 7382 CLE, HUNTINGTON Beach..Co1ta Mell Delly UctnH: 54 ON·SALE GEN· dHuct•d by .• c:::rro, Orang• County on 6-11·98 -,-1-ct-.. -,o-u_•_B_u-.l-n-.-•• - A PETITION FOR PRO· NOTICE OF BEACH, CA 92848 Pilot June 15, 22, 1998. ERAI. BOAT bu~r:,.~oyu111' No ng 19988181115 N•m• Statement g~~~ ~~C~~~nA~~~N bl PETITION Published Newport • m209 Publl1hed Newport California Vantage AHlty Dally Piiot June 15, 22, 29, The following pertont art MILTON A. RHEA In Iha TO ADMINISTER Beech.Coste Mau Dally PUBLIC NOTICE PBieloacJh·Cost5a ~89' Dally Group, Candice Katayama/ July 8, 1998 m219 doing bu1lne11 aa: · c I c Ill ESTATE OF: Piiot June 9, 15, 18, 1998 1 une 1 • 1""' · VP Bloom Wtlert You're ~i~~t~~nty ~~'bR°ANG8E. or· LEOTIS LEE HEATER TM858 Notice It hereby lven m2lO Thia sllltfMnl wu filed PUBLIC NOTICE Planted, 747 Dover Dr .. "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service ~· THE PETITION FOR PRO· CASE NO. A1t2450 thal lht underelgZJ' wlU PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cletk of FtollUoua Butlneaa Newport Bt1ch, CA 92~ BATE requests that DEAN To •II heirs, benenclartes, PUBLIC NOTICE be told at Publlc Auction Orltlgt County on 8-11-118 Nam• Statement Janet Oowln-Peloquln, 14 Why should you subjec MACKIE AU-EN & MILTON creditors, contingent creel!-on MONDAY, JULY 6 1998, Flotltloua Business 19980181149 The follow! 1111 SumtMrwalk Ct .. Newport A. RHEA be appointed es tors. and p11sons who may NOTICE OF AT 10:00 A.M. by KELLY & Name Statement Dally Piiot June 15, 22. 29, dot buslnt~ ~ Beach, CA 92683 If & f · 1 personal represanlallves 10 otherwise b• Interested In PUBLIC IALI! KARL JACKSON. K.E. AlJC. The followlng persons are July 8, 19911 m225 Qu~lty Picture 'Framing, J~~ ~~lne~l~~ ,;on· YOUrSe YOUr affil Y tO administer th1 aslale ol tha the will or estate, or both, The mini storage l1clllty, TION SERVICE, P.O. BOX dolno business as: 1101 Vie1oria IF Costa H . an tatted ud~' payi·ng t'nf)ated prl•CeS fftlllfllll .. ,,, decedent of: LEOTIS LEE HEATER accordlng to the provl1lon1 825, RIALTO, CA. 923n, a) fNSTITUTE FOR HIS· PUBLIC NOTICE Mn• Callfoml• l2ts27 bU~you 11• N ..,,ng THE PETITION requests A PETITION FOR PAO-ol Division 8 of 1h• Busl-909-873-0744, AUCTION TORICAL REVIEW, b) Greg'wuuam Ltyerly 2139 ~ 0 k & . ""?? ~ 1ha decadents'• Wiii end BATE has bfftl flied by nHa and Profeulona BONO 1723-41-111. NOONTIDE PRESS, c) IN· Flctltloue •u•ln .. e Union Ave Costa 'MHa, #:l:t ta P,:'°'luln 111,... CaS etS SerVlCeS ! ! • codicils, 11 any, be admitted JOHN N. FLOOD In the Su-Code, Chapter tO, Section ALLS PACE • COSTA OEPENOEHT PUBLISHING N•me Statement Callfomla 92827 1 leme wu ...., to probate. The Will and perlor Court of Ctlilornla, 21707(a), hereby~ NO-MESA. 1535 NEWPORT GROUP, 1650 Babcock, The followlng ptftonl are Thia bualn•H 11 COil-~th the,.._~tyty ~11l< .,,8°1 Call Toll free 1.s8SS4CASIE'f any codicils are 1vai11bl1 County ol ORANGE. TICE o,: PUBLIC . BLVD .. COSTA MESA. CA. Cot1a M .... CA 92627 doing buslneH u ; ..,.ange ........,, on ,... ·• for examination In th1 fill THE PETITION FOR PAO-AIRPORT SELF STOA· 92627 Legion for lht Survival of JAMES' COMPANY, 4540 To place an ad In 19988781183 Serviaa 0nngt l SlnolDdlJll ~ kepi by the court. BATE requests that JOHN AGE, will conduct a publlc UNIT t11 ·NAME Freedom (T)(), 1650 B~ Campu1 Dr., Newport Cleaatfled i.O~ally~~Pl~lo?t~June=~1~5:. ~22~,~2t~'!I_~=:;======;;======~~$··~ THE PETITION requests N. FLOOD be appointed as tale of IN con&ents of th• • INVENTORY ~ St, Costa ...... ~ Beach. CA 926eO Call 842.-8878. :"v &. t998 m220 Qr EQUAL HOUSING OPPORlUNITY "'' tlll llllt• lfttfttll .... lllls ......,_ II ... le Ille Fiii· "" fllr ........ Act •• "" .. • ....,.. nic• ...... II llte111 It 1fttrll11 .,.., "91trt11Ce, 11111111111 tr flacrl•lullet k•ttl H rHll, l .. tf. rtfl .... . .......... ,......., ...... . utltul.,....,tf ll lMtlCIH ...... .., ... ,men.., ~•-..trt r · "" ...... ,.r "'" ... ........,,.....,.,....... 1111111111r1111 ............. ................. Oar,... "' ..,.., ....,.., IUt '" •••llllfl tfffrltte• " "" ......,., ................ ....,.....,.,.,,,_. ,.... .............. llUll , .......... t.-..i ...... ,., 1111 .......... DC am,.._ 1111,HUll•'2to-. HOUS.ut CONDOS FOR SALB Index II ....... ,. r'J ---·· m GENERAL 1002 GENERAL Can't uem to get to all tho•• repair Job• around th• houH? l.tt ,,,. Clattlfled lervlM Dlr.ctorr help vou find r~thelp. GIJlllAt 1002 __ M_a_ .... _7_• __ •m= ................... ............... ·~ .. • llanu91 Mn Toung. M/MA)( ,,.....,. SILL Vi-= ,. • .., ..... riii1 ....... " ii Byhx (7H ) 631-6594 (~ onrfndt 1oor ~ind pl..w numbtr 1nJ u 11 c1ll1uu i:>erk •~th I P"'f' lfUOlt ) -------------. ----... --- - ---. - - ByPlloM (714) 642-5678 BOUSBSI CONDOS PC>altlln' By MaMn Penom :i30 Wr'il Biry Strrr1 Cr..,to Mr~o. CA 9'2627 \1 "'1.1K1n Bhd '° 8'11 ._. •ars Trlrphonl' 8:30am-5:00pm \lo11J.I\ ..f ndn Wuli-111 8:30um..s:OOpm \luoda1..fmll1 Polley Rates and dradJirn·~ l\rr ~11bjr1·t to rhl.lngr wi1lw111 notire. Thr publbhtr r<''>t'n t's tlw ri~l11 to ''"""or. n:clw.~ity. re\·ise or reject any rlassifit'd odHrti.,rmrnl Plra r rri>_Ort any rrror that may be•.': in your da. .. ~ified ad immediatrly. Thr UaiJy Pilot accepts no ' liability for 811)' error in 1111 ud\ rrti!>f'mrnt for •·hich ii may be ... ~ .. ttbponi.iblr ex1·t•p1 for tht• to .. 1 uf thr i.p1tct artuaUy occupied by thr rrror. Crerut 1·ar1 only bt· alfowed for tht' fir.t in~rtion .. -------Deadllnes -------· . "• Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. Wednesday S:OOnm _ . :.:.~::aca r Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm Fnday .......... Thursday S:oopm • Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday ........... Friday S:OOP,m~1 ' ,,.k,, -... JI 1~~~~~~~-•O. .. n•ld•of PCH. BU GTO COSTA MESA 2124 LG etudlo 510 l'ernt .. t NTIN N HH/mo 574·1'701 BEACH 2840 MISCBllANEOJR!i •UST ••D•• eld103 or 857·77~ RENTALS • ZIA. LG yard, o-rage, Ador•bl• u••t•lr• liijiiliiiiiimllimiim· "".f~a:.9a.J!::=o. COSTA M&SA 2624 1br1 oa1ha<1ra1 c.ii-"'9•. lg balconv. oat.•--------r-. s plex a1&0. e•a.-$937 ROOMS ·1 I To .a arm·•l•1aww~W.. la~ Smuh hi. chc ncwut Unc of By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARW and TANNAH HINSCH MONDAY, JUNE 1 S, 1998 TODAY'S CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE .,..... phOto •iacilo COlmcticl .. ~·May. If,_ . ._ Sot WU fur ecUing ~With a &ow of cotcnctia and a fed for ahcM bUUic:u, "M'd IU. to you to help w hatrod.ct Smuh .Boa to O\lt cwt0menl ANSW2RS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ ACftOBS 54 T edlooll patta 55 Vase a..&c. iaducM:, • Owacudla1 Saluy • Mcdic:aJ/Dcatal/Ufe ln.nuu.c:c • Cc~ Merchandhe Dircountr Sup i.ftto rhe •pod.lght and apply today! INVISTMBNTS Preliminary audltion.t will be t.erd at Pash.Ion ...... Q 1 As South. vulnerable, you hold: •1'7 073 o AQ10543 •Q62 The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOlTlll •• l o l o l • ,... ? •pncmpdff nlae What do you bid now? 2722 -·-... 2912 laland Ncwpon Bach A Your hooOf'$ in ~ner's suits wAn aau incre8$C the value of your hand sub--~-...--•! Dl()BJNSOf\JS •MA" 11.antially, and you cannot rule out ..,..,_,.. 8uMMer •••• •unt • Seller N • I slam possibilities. Once you reach ..,....., Rare oppty to financed notea • In· · that conclusion, the more bidding vli&noN UN'l'ALS rent th la 3br 2 ba eurance eetUementa• A aYl9IOH °' TH"~Y DIPMTMINT' l'l'tlNI CON'~ · the heme. Avail from June land note portfolios. space you ~ve your side better. 20 • Sept 18. Pleaae Colonlal Flnancla11---------...----------• 1llerefore.simply take a preference Cd·M t-723·9100. 80C>-SHl9-1200 ext. 51. •-tofourclubstoseehowpattnerpro-*~UI• peaceful hlll-(CAL*SCAN) ....-smiiiS"a EMPLOYMENT ceects. On this auctioD, four clubs is altu 3br 2ba cottage. rr?Z.::=:t.• 5530 clearly forcing. ~I~•· View. 1 wk MONEY Q 2 As South, vulnerable, you hold: ii!Q._ 714·553-80e5. TO LOAN 2914 812-820 PT A8alatant Mgr• P H 2 deya per week for ft .... T ~ TO er our Hll storage In N.B. l\Wll&na..ll SS CASH LOANS SS Tup•pnwluceni Computer exper help· •J105 o AQ6 o QJ! • A765 SllllJ! 2724 AU T 0 L 0 ANS , higher ful. 949-640-901~ -BAO CREDIT OKI 1lle biddi nR has oroc::eeded: NORTII 2ASI' sount WEST Jo I • ? el"W.. Avt l/20. 1Br 8oo-471·5119 X105 •llnllh.o....ii-..,, PT help wanted In : ~~ unique baby boutique. What do you bid now? I~ h••· FP, patio, ••o •T t 5o,ooo .'"""-...,.•·~ Retail exp a plus, M·S ~r1~ fem pla. teeO/ C A a H N 0 W I • • Oays only 850-2244 A you are faced wilh a. number of 'R'Y" leaH. 875--4843 Homeowner• only. F..8tal.>llshcd In 1989 CdM.$795.mo 2 blk.9 to '!an k r u Pt c Y 0 K. and gro.ill(C REC PT for Yacht Bua. unpleasant alternatives. You surely bch,.c;2br 1.oba newly ... redlt problems OK. C41l ror ll[lpOlntment PhonH, gen office. cannot bid any number of no trump . eled, fem prefd Eliminate high Interest l.aes.8ls..4744 Fax Rea 949-875·3980 without a stopper in lhe enemy suit. kr. 723-0223 loans. Nothing out of or call 949-975-3844· and to make a fon:ing raise of pan· pocket. No obligation. •••Salos, aggressive, ner's minor with only three-card sup- R • f In an c • now 1 ambitious. Want to port is not a good idea. lllat leaves f{p •ome storage ~~~t~0 ~j~:~oA!~~1: EMPLOYMENT ma~ (;•r SlOOK per only a bid oftwo~lubs with your 393 corp Lending Services 5530 yea ans 574•770 1 weak four-card suit as the best fore· C -·~hr c harming 3br 1·800·338-1050. •9 •o reta ry·R•o ept ing action available. ..,-. P/T In R.I!. Ofc a ome. M/F alngte (CAL•SCAN) AIRCRAFT GROUND Must have office exp ell n/emk pref'd •arn up to t1000 CREW. Openings for & be peraonabl•. Q 3 Both vulnerable, as South you I~.' ara e 844·9128 Ev~ time aomeone handlers, fuelers, Fax Rea: 875·7873 hold: Peol -Hm to ehr with rece vea a MIP refund. machine & electronic S TYLIST for Hair· • A Q 9 8 4 li7 A K J ¢ A Q 5 • 10 3 t)>ung prof'I In C.M. 881MM~7200 no exp nee trainees. Paid training apray S alon, expar., ~ry nice place, very Low lntereat L-n•. & relocation. High w/cllenlela. 540-1877. ~ng. Full prlvlg. car loans, personal school diploma grade. 1lle biddintt has proceeded: EAST '59fmo• 94e.1101 loans, bill conaollda· Age a 17·34. San TWACHllRa SOl1111 WFSt NORTII 1• \ tlon. Banktuplcy ex· Diego/Orange County: .... , t HOUR J • Paa INT ha COMMERCIAL =ESTATE 1' s8iiRESs omcE FdkUHT 2769 ------ cepted. Fast approval! 1 -8 O O ·2 2 2 -8 2 8 9 : NB prMChoot ~ ? Employment la req'd. Loa Angelea: 1-800-PT/FT tiNchera w/ECE What do you bid now? 1 .. 00-373-9434 252.0559; FrHno/ untte to work wftn. U -~ L Nothern California: fanta, toddlera la 2yra A Another awkward hand. With 20 nMCur-oana 1 -e o o -3 4 5 -e 2 a 9 Beneftta 866.2872 hi~ · the .. , ... worth for dept conaolldatlon. (Mon-Fri) CAL*SCAN . . ~LS. ~ con-A u to, peraonal, s ng arc •Jump to three no trump bualnna. Low lnlereat C•f• Capaccino Maker lllPl.O'llllBT and a jump shift to three d.iamonds. rates. CALL NOWI /Cashier. N.B. loc. ~as 5533 Since the lauer action could lead to 1 .e00·224-0293 Full-lime, PfT daya. "'~n disast.ershouldpmtnerraisetofour Call 222-0557 diamonds with four-card s•tnnnrt we ...... •• ...,,t"'""' Newport .. ~ 2 ... ottlce•. bay vu. ANNOUNCEMENTS area & kltch. Avalll•••••••-'e' 714-51~2050 Clerloel/ p..... be 9War8 that would opt for~ no trump. Seoreterlel the llattnga In thW Cid· Full time assistant In 8gOfy may ,.qUlre you Q 4 Both vulnerable. as South you the legal Advertising to call a 900 number hold: Department. Monday In whleh there 19 a The blddina hat oroceeded: NOam IAS1' SOUTH WF.Sr 10 .._ lo r. .. ,.. ' What do you bid now? A You have a reasonable hand, but no sure source of trickt. Content yourself with a rebid of one no llUmp. Unless penner ca.n bid apjn, game is unlikely. Q 5 As South, vulnerable, you bold: •AK87J OAJ94 oVold •A KIOJ 1lle bidding has proceeded: SOtrrH WES't NOR111 EAST I• Jo• ,_ !o ? •weak What action do you take? A Clearly you should bid, and ideal- ly pat1.nU should choose the WU. 'That meaM thal five no trump is a reasonable choice. However, there is no question that the opposing ~ empt.S have achieved their objective, fon:ing you to guess •a high level. Therefon:, a double is the more nexi· ble action. but be prepared IO commit to slam should partner not convert IO penalties . Q 6 As South, vulnerable. you hold: •KQ9 li7 83 oAJ8762 •Q9 The bidding has proceeded: NORTII EAST SOUI1I I• r.. Jo 2• .,... ? What do you bid now? WEST Plllll A It looks as if three no uump is likely to be your best spot if par1ner has a heart stopeer! The simplest way to find out 1s to show your spade fra8f11C11l by biddin1 two spades no1". lf partner doesn't bid no trump. look for a minor-suit game. lam to be • better bridp play· er! 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NB boat service co. Q u 11 ~ • fro m th • aeeka exp cusVavc 1800 • Private Party. peraon to aaat w/ American Colonial ached, follow-up, In-and PlonHr. Voice voicing. Comp/lit req, l°jMiiiai!I !!l.~i!7 ~5~3i-3i!5i7i71--------tech cuat ave helpfut.11 Fax rea um• to: MIS-92H .~ ...... ...... ...... ....... • ONoclgo APPLIANCES 6011 Waaher/DfY•,r S145 each. Fridge $1715. Excellent condition! 831-02 97 FURNITURE 601 4 Henrendon Mint cond silver cheat/marble top & hutch Henry the 8th coll. Can be .. en at Allied lighting 222 Victoria St CM 494·2628 Hou•• full of exquisite furniture. lncludlng armolres, curios, din- ing & living room, bedroom, Bronzea, Ivory, coilectlblea. Unique, excluslve. No junkl Appl 83t.S291 Like new dart< grHn awade lthr sleeper couch, queen az gOf· geoua. New $1600, Sell $900. Designer comer desk w/3 legal fllaa. $2.50. 586-5805 TEAK l'URNITUft• Atmolrea, china & TV cabinets. dlnaets, etc. Whore .. te prloea. 7 1 4 -s 4 4 ·7 2 8 a Thursdays, Fridays 8 S&turclays SELL YOUR UNWANTED TREASURES -FREE . '£URN YoUR SPRING C L EANING INTO CASH! C•L•A•S• ULTIMATE S•I•F•I•E•D•S G ARAGE SALE ast FREE . 'TIL JUNE 15TB! A ll Ads Must Be Submitted Each Week NAME PHONE ~---~-------~------ ADDRESS CITY ----------~-----~ CREDIT CARD # EXP. DATE ~--------------~--~---~~~- SIGNATURE TYPE OP CREDIT CARD (CIRCLE ONE): VISA M C AE M: (15 CHARACTER LlMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I ESCRJPTJON: ( 18 CHARACTER LIMIT, rNCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I DISCOVER _________ PHONE#..___...__ ________ ___ •. TREASURE 'C0~$t RotES~A"Bb'lNfOR~A1IQN ..... ._.1. , ... ,. ,. ,. ,. , ... A) ALL ADS WILL PUBLISH THURSDAY, FRIDAY ANO SATURDAY. No CHANGES. ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS UNTIL nm FOLLOWING WEEK. B) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WILL BE ALLOWED. MERCHANDISE PRICED UP TO $500 ONLY. ONE ITEM PER >\D. c) PRIVATE PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. No BUSINESSES MAY PARTICIPATE. D) To PLACE YOUR AD USE THIS FORM . You MAY MAIL IT, OR DROP IT BY OUR OFFlCB. OUR ADDRESS IS: 330 W. BAY STREET COSTA M.6.sA, CA 92627 WE ARE LOCATED OFF NEWPORT BLVD., BETWEEN VICTORIA & I 9tH ST. OUR HOURS ARB 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M., MONDAY-FIUDAY. ON YOUR ENVELOPE Pl.EASE NOTE, "'ATTENTION: TREASURE CHEST.'' FAXES WILL ALSO BS ACCEPTED wrrn CREDIT CARD (7141631-6594) . B) DBADLINB IS ~DAY, NOON. ANY AD THAT REACHES US APTER THIS DEADLIN8 WILL PUBLISH THE POU.OWING WEEK. j " .. .. .. .. -.. .. .. • Serving the Newport-Mesa communrty since 1907 Thou shalt read Daily Pi.lot Web page A fter reading about Newport-M~ school board member Wendy Leece's comments on getting the Ten Commandments post- ed in classrooms on the Daily Pilot's Internet web page, a 1NS1Df scOOP Michigan Christian radio sta- tion, WMUZ, recently inter- viewed the board member on a live program. Questions included: Why, if Nike and McDonald's can advertise on school walls, can't the Ten Commandments be posted? •1t was pretty fun," Leece said. WATCHING OUT FOR REWARD Newport Beach police couldn't find it and neither could the suspected robber who stole it. So when a construction worker turned in a $16,000 watch recently that had been taken from a Newport Beach jewelry store, police were a little surprised. • Police located the suspect several hours after he stole a watch from lraditional Jewel- ers. The suspect reportedly dumped the hot item in some bushes but when police brought him back to the loca- tion, the watch couldn't be found. Several days later, the jewelry store offered $1,000 reward and the construction worker stepped fo~ard with the watch. He said he found the expensive watch in the same area police con- ducted an extensive search. ·we checked that area thoroughly," said Sgt. Mike McDermott. •it may be a coincidence but at least the jewelry store got back its property." OFF AND RUNNING At last week's Newport Beach City Council meeting, Councilman Dennis O'Nell commented on the success of the Corona del Mar Scenic SK , saying he was impressed that Mayor Tom Edward.I could fire the start gun and participate in the race all at the same time. Edwards, referring to his recent dedsion not to contin- ue his career in 1ocal poll ti~:"' replied, •It may be the last thing I run for." i Mr. Irrelevant greeted with .hoop-a· ! ' : i : i • The spotlight is on Cam Quayle, who was the 24 lst player taken in the NFL draft by the Baltimore Ravens. former vice president. It was Mr. Irr- tight end, earned the dubious I the Year• award was sitting, was distinction by being the 24 1st filled with dozens of T-shirts., i ~----------------------' By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot handful of media were milling around outside. For more on Mr. Irrelevant., see sports, page 6. elevant, C a m Quayle. player taken in the draft by baseball hats and other trin- the Baltimore Ravens. kets tossed in by the On Sunday, Quayle event's sponsor.;, includ- Then, a black limousine with small United States flags mount- ed on the hood and five men dressed in dark suits and sun- glasses resembling secret service agents walking alongside pulled up to the cheers of the crowd. was showered with ing The Daily Pilot. ! NEWPORT BEACH -Anyone ! passing by 1Win Palms restaurant i in Newport Center on Sunday i afternoon couldn't be blamed for l thinking a big-name politician both good-natured With 15 family mem- insults for being the be.rs and ~nds along last player picked and for the wild rlde, Quayle gifts ranging from tid-for the next week will be dlywinks to a Rolex watch. the toast of Orange County. By the end of the annual Today, he's scheduled to do j was about to show up. j A large throng of people carry- · !:::.::::. ing political signs boasting a can-didate named Quayle and a But the smiling man who stepped out of the car and posed for pictures with fans wasn't the Irrelevant Week, the tongue-in-cheek annual celebration of the last player taken in the National Football League draft, kicked off Sunday with an invitation-only luncheon gala at the swanky Newport Beach eatery. Quayle, a former Weber State Showering of Gifts Party, the I some morning radio and televi- stage where the man who could also be given the "Good Sport of •SEE QUAYLE PAGE 5 A SIGHT TO 'iEE DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Colby Reedy, 10, throws candy to the masses as he walks along Marine Avenue representing qty doggie walk bags while dressed like something only a pet lover could appreci- ate. Reedy and his fellow marchers drew standing ovatton.s. Balboa Island festivities showcase classic cars, mariachi trio, "Elvis" By nm Grenda, Daily Pilot T be main street through this real-life island enclave looked more like the fictional Mayberry, U.S.A. on Sunday as thousands of flag-waving locals cele- brated a sun-spla!hed Balboa Island Parade. ' The fifth-annual festivities, sponsored by the city of Newport Beach and three area business improvement associations, feat4!_ed _plentr_ oJ. the traditional com- niiliiity para-de.tare: Classic cars carrying WaVing politicians and high school PARADING ABOUT marching bands. But the local parade also included some scenes that c~ only be found in the typi- cally-irreverent and wacky Balboa Day fes- tivities. One of the more bizarre entries was a group representing the city's doggie walk bag program, which provides small plastic bags for dog-owners to scoop up those unwanted little treasures that are often left behind by the ir pooches. The parade entry, which drew both laughs and stares ..2' disbelief from~ l~ge cro~~~e side\V g-ltfatiiie Avenue, featw'ed about a dozen youngsters dressed up in costumes resembhng what the baggies are used to pick up. The group tossed some of the small plas- tic bags and candy out to an appreoative crowd. Other groups, including the UCI pep band, which played a Credence Clearwa- ter Revival tune, a Mexican mariachi trio and -of course -an Elvis Presley imper- sonator circa 197p, rounded out the parade's comical entries. Newport Beach resident Terry Shaver lll.!d her four-month-old golden retriever ~ ... ~ ...... _~ . • SEE PARADE PAGE 5 Council budget at issue • At $77 million, the budget is down 4 % from the $80 million spending plan approved last year. By nm Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The City Council tonight is expected to adopt its 1998-99 general fund budget and consider increasing the amount of money developers must pay the city to fund traffic improvements. The budget, which at $77 million is down about 4 °to fron the $80 million spending plan the council approved last year, also includes fewer major capi- tal improvement projects than last year. Key improvement projects including resurfacing Harbor Boulevard from Newport Boule- vard to the San Diego Freeway were completed and paid for last year. This year, a slimmer capital improvements budget of $5.3 million rather than $11 million shelled out last year still calls for resurfacing dozens of local streets, installing storm drains to prevent flooding and paying for the Fairvlew Park Master Plan, officials said. The City Council meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. in the City Council chambers of City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. In other action, the council is set to reconsider the traffic impact fees it adopted last summer. At the request of Councilman Joe Erickson. the council agreed to revisit the amount of money the city charges developers of commercial, industrial and resi- dential sites for the new car traf· fie their projects are expected to generate. • The money is used to fund • SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5 ••••••-••-••--••tYlt•"••-••••-••-•••••••-•-••-••n•--•••--•••••• ....... ~•-.._on•--•-•-•-"•-•••••-••--•-•o•u-•-••••UtOto•...-•••-•••-••-•-... -~-••••••-••••<'-••••-•--•"--•••-'"'•''•-••••..,••-•-••·-•-••••-••••--•-•·-•-••-•'"'4••-••••...,••u•••-•-t•O••••••••"•u•••••• ot'M ••••••tuoot-••••••••••••touo••-•u•-•••••••••u•••·•-•••U•O...,•·•••·-••·•••U••tto•...,_ Sla&ron and Prank Govem brought along their Dally Pilot to keep apwttb the latest . , I ,, .. . . .. "' .. ... • .. • ... "" "' . .. • • .. • • • • . • • • .. .. ,_ .. .. • • I!! .. . • • • • • • . • ~ • .. • • • • • • • " • • • • • .. • • • .. • .. • • • . .. ~ • ~ • • • • • • • • • VOL 92. NO. 140 ntaMAS K. IOtMON, ~ WILUAMa..--.... Edttor """Ml:M .. ~fdleor I TINA IMIMAYTA, AlllltMt ~ng !dltor ....... Oty!cltot ...,,..,.... NIM Editor --CMllOll Splor1lldlW MMC• .... ........ ..,..~ ......... 19 ..,, .. ,.~~; CllMllWM s •it I.Wiil l Helicopter. pilot, Gosta Mesa Police l)ep~ent + When were you hired?: Janu- ary 1980 +Family status: Married with three children +Age: 40 + Education: AA from Golden West College, Long Beach State. + Past positions: Patrol, crime scene investigation, traffic, SWAT + Present occupation: Police helicopter pilot + Explanation of job In 15 words or less: We patrol Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Santa Ana, Walley-Edler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walley of Newport Beach have announced the engagement of their daugh- ter, Caren, to Vernon Edler JV, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Edler m of Dana Point. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and the University of Southern California. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Dana Hills High School and the University of Southern Calif omia. An August 9 wedding is planned at Community Christian Church in San Juan Capistrano. .uMOl>awt. Ollef FiNndal Offbt BEAD£RS HOI1JNE 642~ R«ord your comments about the Dally Pilot Of MW5 tipa. ADQRESS Our .tdra Is JJO W. ~St., Costa Mesa, CaNf. 92627. providing air support to police and fire units. + Your greatest professional achievement Leaming to fly a tielicopter + Your greatest personal achievement Raising three won- derful boys + Your personal motto: Keep life simple. + Your greatest extravagance: Sleeping in + The best book you've read: "Return With Honor: The Scott O'Grady Story.• + The compact disc In your car right now: Belongs to one of my sons ... some rock group + Your most treasured posses- sion: Family photo albums + Word or phrase you most overuse: ·vou gotta be kid- ding.• + What can you cook?: Anything you barbecue . + A habit you wish you could change: I procrastinate. + The tollege major you almost took: No alternatives -alWJlys law enforcement. +Your last charitable llCt: Help a friend bring Christmas gifts to very sick children at UCI Med- ical Center . + As • child, what did school- mates tease You about Being too straight + What is in your trunk right now?: Earthquake kit and base- ball equipment. + The worst Idea you ever had: I have the right to remain silent! + What would you have been voted in high school7: Most like- ly to be a police officer + Who are your heroes?: Any- body who overcomes severe adversity with a positive atti- tude + Favorite escape from reality: Camping and hiking + One thing you would change about the wortd If you could: Make people responsible for their own actions + Your Idea of exerdse: Weightlifting, aerobics, bicycling and basketball weddings and engagements Vemon Edler IV and Caren Walley TEMPIRAT\MES Balboa 73158 CorON del Mar 76158 Costa Mesa 7~7 , Newport Beach 73158 • Newport Coast 7Vft() Rabe-Weichel The Community Church, Con- gregational in Corona del Mar was the setting for the April 25 wedding of cynthia J. Rabe, of Irvine, and James G. Weichel, of Irvine. The bride is the daughter of Ruth 0 . Rabe and Gerald E. Rabe of Costa Mesa . Her dres$ was a white matte satin A-line gown with a beaded lace bodice, long sleeves, a sweetheart neckline and a chapel length train. Her matron of honor was Michelle Zapata, the sister of the bride. The bridegroom is the son of Elizabeth L. Bray of Cuba Qty and Glen J. Weichel of Freeport. The best man was Joseph McCabe and ushers were Carl Fortner and Roger Zapata. The reception was at the Bal- boa Bay Club and was attended by 90 guests. .-. 1The couple plan to live in Irvine following a wedding trip to Hawaii . The bride is employed by Taco Bell Corp. in Irvine. The groom is emP,loyed by United Airlines in Los Angeles. TIDES Southwesterly NE\WOfn'.MUA UNIFIED SOtOOl DtSTNCT fLEMENfMV WNOt MENU TODAY First low 5:45un . -0., First high 12:31 a.m. 3.3 Second low 4:42p.m. ~.1 5lcOf'd high 1:051.m. 4.9 lVfSOAY Flnt low o.o 3.1 swell plcklnQ up wfth wer•ge sets et waist-to chest-high; he•d· high at select point brNks In South county tHtaches. l,.ck- ground swells •rewtiherlng awsy to produce delr'9r Jets. • l nw.e w dtola:m .wry., Students NV d'°°9e • ~ entree MCh dliy If desired. 1hit ~ ... c.11ot. --«id ""V be tttt.. Mted, Sii ~ "'hot '"""· . :· .- C.osta Mesa chosen for air quality testing • South Coast Air Quality Management District said Costa Mesa is one of only two cities picked in county. By lim Grenda, Daily Pilot Costa Mesa has earned the dubious distinction of being picked to host a temporary air quality monitoring station that is designed to test the worst pollut- ed air in Southern California. The South Coast Air Quality Management District this week said Costa Mesa is one of Only two Orange County cities sched- uled to be subjected to month- long air quality tests over the next year. The monitoring stations, a air polluters. Conwanies that work with metal plating, making wood fur- niture and even large dry clean- ers often spew out air that ~ con- taminated with dangerous chem- icals, he said. •1t twns out in Costa Mesa, there are a number of these fadl- ities upwind of residential areas,• Atwood said. •That's why the city was chosen.• Prevailing winds that tend to p ush polluted air from other areas over Costa ~esa also fig- ured in the city's selection, he said. Atwood said the district bas not yet picked a specific site in Costa Mesa for the monitoring station to be set up on but in most cities, the stations are put on public property, including system of elabo- rate sensors housed in large trailers about 20-feet-long and weighing about 11,000 pounds, will be set up some- where in Costa Mesa for a month begin- ning in late July, said dis- trict spokesman Sam Atwood. District spokesman Sam A twood said city parks and recreation cen- ters. But Atwood cautioned that residents shouldn't nec- essarily worry if the station is set up near them, Atwood said. Costa M esa w as chosen as a testing site because of the city's high number of manufacturing businesses, which are also typically chronic air polluters. •1n general, toxic air pollu- tion in the Los Angeles basin The testing is set to take place over the next year in 14 other cities around Los Angeles, River- side, San Bernardino and Orange counties including Ana- heim, Montclair, San Pedro and Pacoima, officials said. Atwood said Costa Mesa was chosen as a testing site because of the city's high number of manufacturing businesses, which are also typically chronic .- • bas decreased significantly,• he said. •(The testing sites] may have a greater likelihood of polluted air than others, but we don't know. There's certainly no cause for alarm.• Data collected in the air qual- ity study that includes Costa Mesa will be used in what Atwood said is the largest and most comprehensive air quality study in more than a decade. I SAVE MONEY! With the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS CALL 642-5678 Newport Harbor art teacher Virginia Spencer, middle, gathers her prtnbnaklng students Undsey Karges, Ryana Barna, KeW Carson and Lana Leverich to look at their pieces during the MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1998 OON I.EACH I DAILY PILOT flnt Artists in Action showcase at the Cannery restaurant 1n Newport Beach. The new pr ogram will feature up to five artists each Sunday on the waterfront for public viewing. volunteer diredory ALS ASSOOATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association, Orange County Chapter, needs many volunteers. For more informa- tion, call the chapte r office at 375-1922. BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF COSTA MESA/NEWPORT BEACH The three area Boys and Girls Clubs need volunteer coaches and a rts and crafts workshop teachers. For loca- tions and more informallon, call Dick Powers, 642-2245. FOOD DISTRIBUTION Help unload and open food boxes for nonprofit distribution. Volunteers should be willing lo work two hours once a month at the Newport Beach Community Center. The center is located at 883 W. 15th St. For more infor- mation, call 631-2177. GIRLS UNmNG TOGETHER FOR STRENGTH Volunteers are needed to help women overcome the trau- mas of physical, mental and sex- ual abuse, rape, drug addiction and emotional hardships. For more information, call 730-0838, ext. 4. SaYe Over 40% On Geeeral Fair Adlilrion f Kkrirf Purch•• ticketa at any~ ... L.of'9I Drug ...... GENEW. (13-15) .. .$4 fa,e $1! ,...,prtce., fENW (55+) . ..$3 Save $l1 ~prtce• · CHI.DIEN (&-1lt.Sl Thla ......... ptoe ....... , ..... 1 .. - ..... Kadi under ... ildnlltlld .... f ave 4~ % On (amidl lide Tickrirf EaCh book contalna 30 ...... rtde ~ ~ 6'f00d di9CCM1t coupona. 1lcbea .. Vlllld for "" dlly' of .. Flllr. BOOK Of JS ·TICK.rn...$10 ............. _ _..,.... ...... 2 to 5 tlcbtL 5 tood ~ ......... Oft .. --.. ..... '"' . ' • ' , ~ . .. .. • . . • • ti . • • . . • . • • • • . • • • • • .. • • If . • . . • .. . • : ~ • • • • • While visiting her daughter, Marion Thompson of Corona del Mar saw the Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Fla., and found Ume for a round of golf at the Scenic Hills Country Club. Rodger Lowery, center, enjoys a day of fly fishing on the Kem River with sons Andrew, Richie and Jeffrey, in the background. The Lowerys are from Newport Beach. Max and Hannah Callas of Newport Beach display their Dally Pilots on a vacation to vlslt their grandparents, Tom and Twtla Abourezk, in Rapid City, S.D., which la near Mount Rushmore. 11na Chlko- vanl and Laura, John, Paul and Adrtane Knezevic stand tn front of the Uncoln Monu- ment tn Wash- ington, D.C. with their Dally Pllol Stu and Helen McFarland enjoy read.Ing thelr Dally Pilot after indulging ln a six-course breakfast at the Columbia Gorge Hotel, a national historical landmark in Hood River, Ore., where they have a second home. Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Enter the 1!3M~t ADOPT•A·PUYER contest- and you could win Courtside Box Seats ' . . r and have your photo taken with your "adopted" favorite player. ~· How the contest WOltcl: Fill out the entry .below and check your favorite tournament player. One winner will be chosen for each player, by random drawing. Each winner can invite a guest to join them courtside during each session in which their "edopted" player competes. The winners will also have their photos taken with their "adopted" player . I Send or tu bliclt this entire ild to: TM Dally Piiot/The Cftlll1ngc Adopt-A-,.., Contest -330 W. Bay St, Coste ~I CA 92627 or fax: 650-4802 . ' :.. ; . ~ ·································~ ' ~ ~ MONDAY. JUNE 15. 1991 . around town •Tanner" took in the crazy scene .. near the OC:tidal ot..vation .axl judgel' •ta.ad a& ... c.onMr ol Marine and &lboa avenues. , DtVORa WORKSHOP to 9 p.m. in the library at Mariners Elementary School, 2100 MarlDen Drive, Newport Beech. Players botn between Aug. 1, 1979, and Jan. 31, 1994, are eligi- ble. Birth certificates or passports are required foT new or non- retuming players. Applicants also should bring the name of their doctor or medical provider. Regis- tration fees are $55 for the first child in a family, $50 for the sec- ond and $45 for the third. For more information, call (949) 642- 6296. port VW. West Aeefstect Uving, 393 Hospital Road,_ Newport Beach. for more information. call 631-3555. •nus ts so Newport," Shaver iald. •It's ctazy, all the people with wild floats and costumes, b\ll it's fun too. It's wholesome." A stampede of hundreds of kids taking part in tbe Children's Bike 4Ild Skate Parade included roller- b)ades and bikes with training · wheels to slcateboards and an elec- tric-powered tiny dump truck. The grand marshal of the Bal- boa Day parade that followed the children's parade was longtime island resident and business own- er Amelia Seton. Oty Councilman John Noyes acted as emcee of the short half. hour parade that began on Bay- side Drive and headed over the :J:>rtdge onto the island while his · tellow council colleagues Jan bebay, Norma Glover and Dennis D'Nell all rode in the parade. . ' Afterwards, O'Neil said he . loves a parade, espedally held · ~ne on Balboa Island. • •It gets bigger and better each rear," O'Neil said. •There's no place I'd rather be today than ·Balboa Island." • ~COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM 1 traffic-related improvements, such as street widening and resurfacing, officials said. Last summer, the council approved a reduced Oat-rate fee ~f $150 per average daily car trip • ,aenerated. · But tonight, the council will ·'Consider adopting one of three '1ew fees, some of which nearly "1ouble the charge of the impact "l:Urrent fee. '~ City staff has presented three ·.fee alternatives, two of which are 'based on a percentage of the new ~evelopment's total cost and one lJlat would impose a new flat-rate dlarge of $281 per car trip gener-~ted. ~;QUAYLE . ... •• · .'J:ONTINUED FROM 1 ........ .. '!ion interviews, then come back ----. . -r ;.. • • •.:.. -_, I ~f)ap . • ·' FMEt.ECTUM Coaadlne Counselin.g . Center of Newport Beach will present a free lecture, ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) Overview, at 1 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. For more infor- m.ati.on, call •76-0991. REFERRAL BREAKFAST The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will hold a Newport Business Refer- ral Breakfast at 7:15 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport Beach, 45•5 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Admission for members with a reservation is $15; mem- bers without reservations are $17; potential members are $17. For more information, call 729- 4400. UNIVEASrTY TRANSFER REPRESENTATIVE A representative from the Uni- versity of California, Irvine Admissions Office will be at OCC's 1hmsfer Center on cam- pus, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. talk- ing with students interested in transferring. For more informa- tion or an appointment, call 432- 5894. LUNCHEON SPEAKER The Right Honorable Kim Campbell, former Prime Minis- ter of Canada and First Woman P.M., will be the ·guest speaker at the 5th anniversary and annual Women in Leadership meeting at noon at the Center Club, 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission for Women in Leadership members is $30; nonmembers are $40. For more information, call (949)644- 0278 . RICFUlOONS Ploral designer Janelle Wiley will present a cla.ss, Silk Festoons, at 9:30 a.m. at Sherman Ubrary and Gardens, 2647 E. Cout Hlah· way, Corona del Mar. Regtstration 11 $40, which includes all materi- als. Pre-registration is required by ca.lling (949) 673-2261. GUEST SPEAKER Roger Oglesby, president of the 11mes Orange County, will be the guest speaker at the Corona del Mar Chani- ber of Commerce luncheon at noon at the Five Crowns restau- rant, 3801 B. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Admission is $15. For more information, call (949)673-4050. ~. . l.'tft'i-. ! .. -. . • J I. --.,.,, ..... ->'•· I 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 Course Drive. Admission is $12 in advance or $17 at the door. Por more information, call ~9090. EDUCATION FORUM A community forum on educa- tional issues, ·contested Values: Tug-of-War in the School Yard," will be at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Ubrary'S Prlends 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 the issues between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. in the library's administration office. For more information, call (949) 117-3801. ~ . \ .. -. SPRING BOOK SALE A spring book sale will be pre- sented from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Ubrary, 1855 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Proceeds from the event will support children's summer library programs. For more information, call (9"9) 646- 8845 . • -.CO Newport Beach for some surf- : ~g. said Melanie Salata-Fitch, ~jlhe daug':iter of the event's ere- : ~tor, Paul Salata. ~CRYSTAL CAVE · :.. A parade down Disneyland's : :Main Street, the annual beer can : jegatta at the Balboa Bay Club : -&nd a tailgate party before Friday ·-{light's Anaheim Angels game : :are also on Quayle's busy Mr. :Irrelevant Week schedule. • Metaphysical Book.s • OrlglnaJ Jewelry Olfts, Artwork • Minerals l!t Gemstones • Hand C8rved Crystal Quan Yln l!t Buddhas P8rcblc RelMllnp (call st.O~ for appointment) ·Tea Leaves • Astrology • Tarot (SpMllh rutUnQ9 avall.9ble) • Herbs, ~nUaJ Olis, Incense • HandWl1tlng Analyels FRE E QUARTZ CRYSTAL 891 Baker Street A16 Costa Mesa (Comer of Baker & Bear streets) YES, THERE WILL JBE A TO GO BY JBOAT ON NE The Newport Harbor Naadcal is building a 71 ft. float alongside the PriJe of Nnvport fu by bay boar.a and excursion wads. Our goal ii to have the by summer of 1998. To Rnanoc our vcntutt the M You arc invited to auppon thia dfon. Permanent ruognj ' .,.PllJ.ilaa'l~l-t,~c~,~f '!tc,IF~J ~~-t:J?~J~ ·jiijW Riverboat Resta ·~.Exciting Muse ·~ Entertaining E and Lots of Am Open to the public: Come A.boatd! 714•754•1151 EWPLACE RT BAY o' Divorce: A New Beginrting, a warUbop for men and women in the process of or recently divorced, will be presented from 10 a .m. to 12:30 p.m. at 180 New- port Center Drive, Suite 180 A, Newport Beach. Course fee is 540. For more information, call 759-0579. TfAPARTY The Newport-Balboa Rotary Club and Newport Harbor Nauti- cal Museum Newport Tea Party 1998 will be from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Newport Harbor Nautical Mmeum, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Admission is $35, including food and gaming chips. For more information, call 675- 8915. SUNDAY OLYMPIC GYMNAST Kerri Strug will host the Dis- covery Seminar, an educational experience discussing such con- cepts as the relevance of Judaism, from 1 to 6 p.m. at Temple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camelback St., New- port Beach. Admission is $25 in advance; $35 at the door. In honor of Father's Day, dads who are in attendance with other family members are free. For more infor- mation, call 644-1999. JUNE 22 YOUTHSANDVOUEYBAll Ron Hanks, adult Sand Volley- ball teacher for the city of New- port Beach, Community Services Department, will present a flve- week Youth Sand.,Volleyball Pro- gram for the summer months starting today. Classes are week- days and vary according to age. Classes are held at Corona del Mar State Beach, Ocean Blvd. and Breakers Drive. Course fee is $40. For more information. call 644-3151. AYSO REGISTltATlON The tut chance to register for the American Youth Soccer Orga- nization's Region 97 will be from 6 . ONGOING AEAOBIC-CAR.DtO KICK BOXJNG Body Design and United Stu- dios of Self-Defense offers aero- bic-cardio kick boxing classes from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1000 W. Coast Highway, Suite C, New- port Beach. The cost is $8 per class. For more information, call 722-0526. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Alcoholics Anonymous mem- bers meet from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. Mondays through Fridays in Room 3 at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244. ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT • The Alzheimer's Association and Grief Support Group of New- port Villa WesVVilla Rosa co- sponsors a free support group meeting for caregivers at 7 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of each month through October at New- M•MO·ll25 • fax Ml 141·1114 • nie Alzheimei"s Anod.Bt10ll and Meta leriace, a residential community for people wit Alzheimer's dilease and related dementia, often a free support group fOT caregivers at 6:30 p.IJ\. on the first Tuesday of each month at Mesa Thmice, 350 vi. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more information. call 283-1111. ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP • Rebecca Lewis Jeads an animal bereavement group that speci.al- izes in the needs of individuals who have sick and/or dying ani- mals in their lives. It meets at j p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W: Coast Highway, Suite 311, Ne'!~ port Beach. The cost is a donation to an animal charity of the attendee's choice. For reserva- tions, call 721-5750. • ANOTHER PASSAGE Another Passage. a transitional support group for people experi- encing changes m their lives, meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m, Wednesdays in Room 3 at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244. BALBOA SKJ CLUB The Balboa Ski Club meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month during winter in the Tee Room at Newport Beach Goll Course, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. For more infor- mation. call as.4-7560. • llCll ..... _,.., FR•• PICK·UP • FR•• IMIUVUIY ~----------111'1 2620 EAS T COAST HIGHWAY ·L ORONA DEL MAR. 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Daily Pilot 1NEWP ORT BEACH -While all was Lrrele- vant Sunday in the · zany, madh ouse fest iva l known as l1r e l evan t Week XX III, this year's hon- oree tdlked about the relevance of his college football high- light. Former Weber State tight end Cam Quayle, whose presidential arrival at the TWin Palms restaurant included counter- feit secret s<?rvice agents fully equipped With ddrk shddes and ear pieces, described his favorite collegiate moment. It hdd nothing to do with pass recep- , tions or touchdowns. Quayle, 6-foot-7, 270 pounds, and a former Mormon missionary who led all tight ends in the NCAA Division I-AA Big Sky Conference last sea.son with 53 catches, said he wW never forget the sea- son-opening game of his senior year at Weber State last autumn. 1\vo weeks prior to the game, his mother, Elizabeth, underwent open-heart surgery. •But somehow she made it to the game,• Mr. Irrelevant said proudly. •she was on the sidelines in a wheelchair -she was there supporting me. It was typical of how my family is. It still overwhelms me. •0ne of the Salt Lake City newspa- pers did a story on it and I hung the arti- cle in my locker. In fact, it's still hanging there." On Sunday, the Weber State mom was there for her son again. And along with 11 other friends and relatives who made it down from Ogden, Utah, for the wacky, week-long revelry to cel- ebrate the absolute last man picked in the NFL draft. in this case No. 241 by the Baltimore Ravens, whose eyesore purple colors were toned down by Irrelevant officials while the presidential red, white and blue were "Now, he can wear a different. shirt every day for the next six months .... " ing the so-called press conference (which was canceled because of lts irrelevance). •Ogden,• Salata said to Mr. lrrelevant's father, •1sn•t that near the small town of Kearns, Utah? That's where they had an atomic bomb test and it missed and bit Ogden he's up again$t. •They tell me I'll be com- peting against two others for the third spot (on the Baltimore roster},• QuaylS'i said. •Tue other two tight ends are loco· (as long as they stay healthy), and tll.e1 two I'm competing against are both reai.:• ly good athletes, they're good talents, btrtu I'll just have to go in there with C9Dfi·. deJ)ce and play my game. 1 ·1 feel confident about what I can do IB'' camp. I just need to get used to the 1~1 ' of play. Making that jump (to the NFLYW11 about the same as going from big.h schoed'' to college football.• , -THERALD QUAYLE • displayed more prominently as Qu4yle made his first acceptance speech. Quayle, one of the more adept public speakers in the 23-year lITelevant Week history, an event started by former Balti- more Colt receiver Paul Salata, was showered with gifts, handed a Rolex watch {by Barr Jewelers) and given more T-shirts and golf shirts than any •candi- date• could want. •Now, he can wear a different shirt every day for the next six months,• said his father, Therald Quayle, who himself wasn't free of Salata's famous barbs dur- Mr.XXID gets the royal treatment from Los Alamitos High cheerleaders (above), Paul Salata (left) and former Rams Coach Jack Faulkner (below) at Sunday's Shower of Gifts. .. . and it made $200 million worth of improvements.· Mr. h:relevant, whose gifts during Sun- day's Arrival Party included a book enti- tled • Longshot, • is planning to marry Stacey Buxton on July 9, then report to Baltimore's training camp July 19. Quayle was a tWo-time NCAA Divi- sion I-AA All-American who once ca"ht 62 passes in a season. • In a juggled compensatory draft DUs year, the Ravens earned the last pick from Super Bowl champion Denver. Quayle, one of five in a family of all boy siblings, wW try to join former Mr. lrrelevants Matt Elliott (1992 Michigan center) and Marty Moore ('94 Kentucky linebacker) as mainstays in the NFL. Following 10 days of mini camp with the Ravens, Quayle at least knows what Quayle, who has no relation to the for. mer vice president but is a Congressm"ln Chrlstopher Cox look-alike, wW appeu on XTRA's "Too Much Show• with Jolµl Ireland and Steve Mason this mornfil'g, then wW try his feet at surfing along ithe Newport Beach break. Quayle racking up the votes • It's all in the name for Mr. Irrelevant xxm. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -What are the chances of someone cor- rectly guessing the last player to be picked in the NFL draft? Well, apparently pretty good if there's a candidate named Quayle on the ballot. r------------------------, I I I I I I I I I "It's incredible· I don't know how anybody could possibly 1 come up with the right selection, and yet there were three who did it,• IITelevant Week official John Hall said, referring to a Daily Pilot-sponsored contest preceding this year's draft. llllULEVANCY • 1991 • c.m ~.~St.(~ • 1997 • llonnle McAdl. Arm>/ (l'ackff'S) • 1996. s.rn ~ New Meidc.o SC.. (&n) • 1995 . MkNll ~ blorl C.al9 ~ • 1994 • M.wty Moo<•. IC«ltldy (hcriots) : Amazingly, Greg Lukosky (Newport Beach), James Thorn (Terminal Island) and Max Pena (Los Angeles) all predicted that Weber State tight end Cam Quayle would indeed become Mr. Irrelevant XXIll after the Baltimore Ravens made the 241 st and absolute last selection in pro football's annual draft. "I just looked in a sports mag- azine, so I had a cheat sheet, and it listed about 50 guys who were possibilities," Lukosky said. "What a name -Cam Quayle. You can't miss it. It seemed good enough to me (to pick)." Lukosky and Thom were both in attendance Sunday for the Arrival Party at the 1Win Palms restaurant, Irrelevant Week's opening day. •1t was a long, drawn-out process,• Thom joked. "I used research, graphics and person- ality profiles, but then it all got too confusing, so I just threw a dart. "Actually. I just looked at the name, and I figured nobody W<?uld ever pick a guy named Cam Quayle, so I wrote it down. •After the draft, when I read • ~the~at Jle ru>.t pJ.cked iaSt, r cowem tiiefieve'";If.11lere was no way you could think of this guy. I had to show people around the office, because they wouldn't believe me.• • Quayle, a two-ti.me NCAA Division 1-AA.,t.Jl-Amertcan for the Wildcats who caught 53 passes last sea.son to lead all tight ends in the Big Sky Confer- ence, wasn't the only last-man draft choice to be showered. For the 6rst time, ltrelevant Week of:fidals i.hcluded base· ball's last pick, Mayfair High catcher Luke Gruner, a 6-foot-3, 190-pounder who wu selected 50th (t.••Sth overall and deed last) by the Arizona Diamond- backs. •t didn't know what was going on,• Gruner said when he first found out about bis 10- called celebration. •J wu just told to show up ~ and do 'What they told me to d.O. • Gruner, who hu been a catcher an bis lifj, blttllCS A58- thil ~ ..... for the luti\ir- bim IAaguit cUmpPll tDd Wiii play next MlllOll at cmttOI Col- lege. +1993 ·Dwan Alcom. ~ ~ 1 + 1992 • MMt Elllon, MicNgan (Redskins) I • 1991 • l.Mry Wenke, John CMToll (Glanu) 1' • i"°. Demetr1us Oftis. Nev.i. ~ I • 1919 -Evwltt llOll,, Ohio Slate (Vikings) I • 1-·Jeff llulhwd. So. Oregon St. (llMnl) I' • 1"7 • Nor"'9I\ ~ lSU (PlcUn) + 1916 ·Mike ltrAI, G«>rgi. T«ft (()wgen) + 191S . OoNld Chumley. Georgie (49en) • 1914 • Randy Etllngton. Colorado ~) + IMJ ·John Tuggle. C.llfomla (~) • 1982 • nm WatNn;ton. FreinO St. (49en) + 1!181 • PNI Netion. Del_,e ~) + 1990 • KIMn Sc.Inion, Atbma (llAlmJ) + 1979 • Mike Arnold. ~ LSU (S!eeler1) + 1971 ..... w.Nun. Montana St.(~ + 1977 • Jim Kellehef, Color* (Vikl"9') + 1976 • te.Mrl Kirk. o.yton (Stfflen) ' I •• I ________________________ j mates: Senior cornerback Rob Holmes; senior wide receiver Dave South; and sophomore tight end Ryan Prince (Quayle's backup). ·1 guess all those yea.rs of friendship before Cam got famous paid off,• South quipped. Holmes said he drove down from Salt Lake City with three jet skis in tow for the week-long trip. •we found a couple of places where they allow it But you've got to be past the break- ers.• Asked about their tanned faces and blond locks, South said: "We tried-» get that Cali- fornia look before we came down«> waooald fit~.,,,. . .,,..,...._.., • The secret service, presidential theme was a great touch. Before Mr. Irrelevant arrived for the Arrival Party in his limo~-.;; • sine, one of the so-called ag~ts. Mark Salata, said: ·Be'· careful of the other two -they'r armed." • Basketball Hall of Pam~, George Yardley was introduced • by IITelevant Week found Paul , Salata as the •owner• of the • ,, Daily Pilot. Some actually • , thought he was serious. ''" " • True football fan1: It wuh · announced by Hall tha " Yugoslavia beat Iran in World .. t Cup soccer (Salata ts YugoslaJ 1 H vian), then he added: •World "' tJ Cup soccer Is the only event t: more irrelevant than Irrelevant"' Week.• 11, 11 •Reds peak and win lea~e title with 6-2 victory over the Giants. By Jason Hill, Daffy Pilot · NEWPORT BEACH -Blake Contant pitched himself out of a sixth-inning Jam by sbiking out the side as the Reds defeated th~ Giants, 6-2, in the ~plonsbip game of the Newport Beach Ught Uttle League p~yoffs Saturday at Uncoln Field. Contant was obviously tiring and gave up walks to the first two batters before ~AAig his second wind. "He was a little sloppy today;• Reds Manager Ralph Sim:. mons said. "His pitch limit was 100 and he was already at 93 when he got the final .. -yoUth baseball out.• Contant still had strong outing, giving up just/our bits and striking out 11. He also got a little help from teammates Jordan Simmonds, Nikolas Palchikoff and Daniel Marin-Pinn who all scored in the first inning to give the Reds a 3-0 lead. The highlight of the first Inning, howev- er, was an unassisted double play turned by Giants first baseman Andre Pinesett. Pinesett fielded a sharp grounder, tagged the runner and stepped on first base. Still, three runs was enough for Cont.ant. •All our kids came through today,• Sim- monds said. "I've been training my kids all year to peak during the tournament. Now we need to keep the momentum when we start the Tournament of Champions.• . The most anticipated matchup of the day was how Contant, one of the league's best pitchers, would fare against Pinesett, the league's most potent bitter. Pinesett struck out his first at bat, but battled back from a 1-2 count in his second at bat and ripped a line drive by Reds shortstop Ryan Rhodes. Rhodes got a glove on the ball to slow it down, limiting Pinesett to a single. In bis final at bat, Pinesett lined a belt- high fastball over the left field fence. It was such a powerful home run that it left much of the crowd, as well as some of the coach· es, in awe. "Without a doubt, he hits the ball hard- er than anybody else who has played in this league over the last 10 years,· Giants Manager Walt Harper said, which is high praise coming from the father of one of the best prep baseball players in Orange County, 1'y Harper of Corona del Mar. "He's a threat to hit the ball out anytime he's at the plate. Pow or five of his home nms this season have been on a hard line drive.• Besides Pinesett's perf onnance, Harper was also proud of the rest of his team. ·we were up against the best pitcher in the league,• Harper said. ·we still hit him pretty good. We pe(:ked away, but just couldn't get the big inning.· The Reds join the Dodgers as the NBLU.. representatives at the Tournament of Champions. The Dodgers won the regular season title. r--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ I •I I !.. I IG ~.•White Sox offense just .. explodes en route to 22-7 -championship victory ·over the Tigers Saturday. By Jason Hill, Daily Pilot i COSTA MESA -White Sox : Manager Scott Hunter knew ' that his team could, if focused, hit any pitcher in the league. What Hunter didn't know was that his White , Sox would explode for 10 runs in the first , inning and go on to a 22-7 victo- ' : ry over the ngers in the final · game of the best-of-three cham- ' pionship series Saturday at Cos- : ta Mesa High in the Costa Mesa : American Little League Majors • division. : "We came out loose and : relaxed this morning,• Hunter : said. "We figured we had noth- : ing to lose by just having fun. I But th.is kind of hitting is far 1 beyond wh~t I expected consid- '1 ering the Tigers always played us tight. .. I ln contrast, the White Sox : won the first game, 4-0, on June : 8. The Tigers then tied the series : on Wednesday with a 4-1 victory. : The White Sox wasted no • time getting started on Saturday. 1 : Eleven consecutive batters : ! reached base in the first inning. : Colin McGuire, Jeff Sanchez, • Eric Nutter, Justin Stillwell and : Brett Penine each baa singles in : the inning. The White Sox never , looked back, scoring in every : inning. • McGuire was the top hitter of ! the day, with three hits induding 1 a lead off home run in the third 1 inning. Perrine. Sanchez and 1 Josh Glauch also had three bits : each. Dylan Hunter singed and , had three walks. Chris Uttle, : : Aaron Fitzhugh and Richard ' • Montanez each had a hit. The Wblte Sox gather around the scoreboard after capturing the champlonsblp ln Costa Mesa American League play Saturday. At right, Dylan Hunter gets back to the bag safely under the tag of Josh Elliott : : Glauch started' on the mound year, but they· weren't ready to : : for the White Sox and held the start the game down by so : : Tigers to just one run and two much.· : • hits over three innings. Sanchez Stevie Doerr and Daniel • : also pitched well in relief, stri.k-Cooper each had two hits for the : : ing out four in three innings. Giants. Cooper also had three : ' Giants Manager Pat McGuire RBI. Danny Whitaker, Bryce : 1 was as shocked as Hunter by the auich, Mike McLean and Jeff : eventual score, but looks to be Thompson also had hits. : • back competing for the champi-Both teams are headed to the 1 ' onship next season. Eleven Tournament of Champions. The l 1• Glants are returning to next White Sox will play as the : yea.r's team. •we had an inexpe-leagues top representative. For : I rienced squad out there,• Hunter, it was bis first champi- 1 , McGuire said. ·we had a great onsbip in the Majors Division. I I . L•-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ I I -paCes-MaFlins .. Marlins brush off the Diamondbacks behind superior P,itching in a 10-3 championship verdict in Newport t arbor Baseball Association Bronco Division final. Jason Hll~ Daily Pilot . J _NEWPORT BEACH -Sporting upe 1eegue'1 best pitching staff, U.e Marlins auJsed to a 10-3 vie· tdry over the Diamondbeck:s Sat· \l)'day in the Newport Harbor ~ball A.laodatfon Bronco A:lpiOmbip game at Mariner'• : .EJliot Poster started the game f4r tlMt Marlint, pitching three alutout inDlnal wtth three ltrlke· • 'Iaylor "oung pitched two &JlqlilllQS, aMDa ~up_ .JUlt one hit. trtek -..-..U: phi:bed the twO, atriJd.ng out the lide ln eeventh tnnmg tO dOM out the "When you have that kind of quality pitching, it makes it harder on the other teams .. . " -TARAS YOUNG • ' MONDAY, :JUNE 15, 1• • .. ..:.... ---. -~ .,,. ...... J. ..... -.. -~ -- Semarand BaUmstimleri;:; to tear it up = in San Diego •The Cqsta Mesa locals to compete in X Games. SAN DIEGO ESPN an-_ nounced on Friday (June 12) that Costa Mesa locals Neil Semar and Champion Baumstimler wiJr. compete at the 1998 X Games June 19 to June 28 at Mariner'• Point in San Diego's Mission Bay Park. Both will compete in the aggressive in·line skating com- petitions. This will be the second X Games competition for Semar. Semar has a smooth skating styt.e_ and can perform some of the lat· est technical grinds. Semar was' ranked by the ASA as the Rookie of the Year in 1997. Baumstimler is maJdng bis first appearance at the competition. Baumstimler has been a pro for two years and recently competed at the ASA World Champi- onships. The 1998 X Games will also feature competitions in skate- boarding, walc.eboarding, snow- boarding, barefootjumping, bicy- de stunt and sport climbing at Mariner's Point. The street luge and downhill in-line skating com- petition will be on MiuWo Vil- lage Drive. Oceenside Harbor will host the s~g competi- tion. The Games, created by ESPN, will be televised on ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN International and ABC Wide World of Sports. Cor ...... samMU POltM ima~ 51rturd9r, --20 Men's Vertk.a=I ims, 6 p.m • 8 p.m. -.21 Men's Street ims, noon -2:30 p .. m. Men's Vertie.al finals, 6:30 p.m. -8:30 p.m. .....,.-.22 Men's Street finals, l'IOOf'I -1 p.m. All Vertie.al Triples finals, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30p.m. ~.--28 Jam Session. 11 :30 -2:30 p.m. Sailor summer camps Newport Harbor High's _ football program wUl host its annual summer camps for boys and ~ls (fifth through eighth grades) beginning July 6. Coach Jeff Brinkley and bis staff will conduct open camps July 6-10 and July 20·24 from 1 p.m .. to 3:30 p.m. at Newport Har- bor. Cost is $100 per session. Details: 760-3253. Soccer camp on way Adams School July 6 C 0 ST A MESA -In con- junction with this S">mmers World Cup, Britannia Soccer Ltd. will be hosting over 400 youth soccer camps nationwide this summer. One of these camps will be at Adams School from July 6 to July 10. Instruction will be directed by highly qualified Eurqpean ooach· · es who will provide quality instruction. Martyn Conquest, C.E.O. of Britannia Soccer believes that If the U.S. does well at this year's World Cup, that the already booming sport will grow even larger among the younger ranks. • •New enthusiasm for the game will help generate better prospects for the U.S. team in the future• Conquest said. For information. contact local coordinator Tom Harvey at (714) 154-4059 or Britannia Soccer at (800) 888-8076. MONDAY, JUNE 1S, 1991 PU1UC NOTICU PU1UC ltOTCll PU1UC IOTICll W1C NOTICU "*8C IOTICll W IOTICll Ml.IC IOTICll PUllJC IOTICU PUILIC NOTICU~ ·~ ~ to lidmiul .. ., the penonM ~ 90 _,... 8"CMtC ) '*'* Ai• I C • N 6 Y tlllP ""'**· ~ l»V: .,~ ""'-'C NOTICI ~ . fo PUIUC NOTICll ni. undef IN ~ ~!fie tslllt• of IN betoW wtlh · .,.1 _... ,.OHNtH4L, HOUI~ f!\11 1tu9'n.e1 It c~ H12 ,.a .~·Mont• Htr19 ~ dOllla .._11 .___ •·-•-~::O ~ " del1I Admln1t11•1lon of I• ~f t*ne' totd IO .. ~ HOU> ITRMI ....._ i.,: 1 GOrl*aliOlt ....,, _. '7-~ Y91? N, •to.ef" r-. l--•• I PUILIC NOTICI wee ~. (Thlt Aufttorny THI ,ifiTION ~ bldcMt tor llWf\ll money of A 1 '-'·'~ O 0 H NA Is. He¥e you "-*' c1o1nO Tri11 bu11n111 11 con-ar-e ~ty Netne ... le.-nt IYNONll Of6 ,,_~ .• .T'"Tl._,..T 0 , wlll allow 1M ptttoN1 ttp-IN • ..,._.1 Wiii and IN unittd ...... of AiMI· VACHUU\0, HOUllHOLD IMlll!wll ~ v ... tHa due*' by: In Ind~ This 11aiem.nt wu ttled The f~ '*'°"' 11e aTA~ .;., :fr-.. • ,.. -t~ 10 lak• 1n911Y COdlcllt If an bf admltitd Jee (e.sh) l'rtMS • ~ fOt .. 8'#vtvlll of HM'9 you ...,,.,.. dOlnO with llW C~ty Clerk or ~ buliMll 11: 1 • • ~ AllANDONMSNT OP ae1ion1 without obtaining to ~ ~M Wll Ind Thi ... It belt1Q hfjd IO 921'~ MICHAIL MINK-''Hdom, Oteg flavtn, ~ y.t? YH, M1y 1f, Ot11n99 County on .. ,2-W Le• .. I 'wndlng Q1ou1.· YIM INDID oecll •M ~ ua• OP '1CTITIOU• coUtt approval. 8elor1 1ak· atrf COdlcllt .,. IYlllleble ltlllly a llndlold't llen end ~· ~~.~I .. , ,,__ ~ .... JltrtitM. tHll1H370 11000 MHAnnur ltv .. ,Ill ~ •• BUllNHI NAMI ~taln Y«v Im~ f9f' eiiamlNllon In.,,. .... Wiii "held It *I) CAM-,04~&· HOUllHO~D = ~ ~~ ""' .... IMnlftC ~ .. llled Dally ,ilol June '· •• U, ~~~Zfeooo UNCMI ---= . ~b::=uir:: tOf\11 ;-=~= P:M "~,by,~·=-~ =~0i·ea::~~~ rTlMS • Otenge COUlllY on •n·M wMtl IM Cow1ly Cl9fk ol u. ,... l'll200 MecMhYr INd., ilOO. Ir· c:o..Nit --: th• '1cllllou1 euelneu be requlttd to give notice autnorlty lo ldmlnltttr IM 911\, 1.0. at tH>O am 1'7 S~ MIKI C Afl· 1 .... 711 tl2 Otano-COuntV on •t1·M PUIUC NOTICI vine, CA t2t28 Home Olloe: 1070 lr'*I ·: Name: AUDIO IMAGES. lO lnt•r•tled pereona yn.. ...... under 11\e Ind~ Auetloneet"• 'Name:. K·I MICHAlfL, HOUSl!HOLD Diiiy Pilot"""' 15. 22, it. tH8t'11U41 Tiii• bu1ln111 ,, con-....... .. '°°· Cqiata • ttH E. l(lrkwood Ave~ Ot· 1 .. 1 1"-Y hew walYed no-dent Admlnltitldol\ of ft. AUCTION, f>hoM •tot-IT:::: TIHA MCKINtEY .My t, ttM m222 Diiiy Noc JvM 11, 22, H , "oUUeua •ualnffa duCltd by: an lndlvldualol MIN. C•c1111le l292a ~·· CA. 112eee tic• or CCK1Mnl.ld lo tne iain Act. CTI'll• A4lfho(My 113.07..e, Addr111: ,,,o . HHOLD ITEMS • .My•· ttM cn214 Nw , • ......_, Hav• you ltlrtld d l10 Tomi lldrnlned ...-• . Th• Flc11tlou1 eu11ne11 P'oPOMd Ktlon.l TM in. w111 a11ow IN pe.eontl rep-eox 121, RIALTO. CA HOUc1 •• ~· ae BROWN PUILIC NOTICI a.i•iuc NOTICI Thi tOllowlnO pereon• ire lxl•~0Y•~ AI0,711,7tl • Name ref9fred 10 aboYe dependent admll\ltltallon r...nlltl\11 lo takl ITl9l1Y ti 3 7 7 , 8 on d "•1. ......, • rv ~~~·• ••· Ab...... iv ... .,.,... Tomi.....,..• 27t.•70.22~ • on 2-3-93, Fil• No.F559880 uni.11 .,, lnt9'Hled per· court apptoval. hlor• tall-The publlo It ltwlled 10 at-ClM:. JOHN MITCHEU.. NaMI 8tatefMnt "01lll4"M halnff• 11\h It., Co11a MH•. CA with the County Clerk of ~fundl ·A •• WU filed In Orange County authOrlty wlU be granted aC\lont wllhOul o«IC&lnlng ,,..,,1300040 HOUScH LO rTEMS ,.......... .......... •• CAAe ,.2 e Thi• l\alltnenf Wat filed = ~ . Eric Douglu warm1n. eon r11u an objecUon IO 1 c.miln Y«Y Im~ tend. T91m1 11• cuh only. HOUScHOU> ITEMS The f~ J*tont are .. .,... 8tate.....,t t2U1 Orenoe CollnfY on f.t1•N Mootaa-Z,IOO.ooc>--:-'- 1939 E. Klrliwood Ave., Or· the petition 1nd 11\c>WS ~lont, hoWIVet the per. Owntr rff«Yff 1M r!Qllt fo C 1 I 5 • 0 E 0 R Q E doing bullnet1 u : The fOlloWlng ~· II• Nhalln K. LoeHt. 342 !. 1Hl8'18t t13 ~ wrif..in. fot .._ ange, CA. 92eM good cau11 why lhe COU't 1onal rtl)ffftnlaU\11 will be bid. ~~~~JUS, HOUSEHOLD Archllecfural Artworkt, m"&~Q'~'A~TO EX 11th St., Cotti M111. CA Dally Pilot JYM 15, 22, 29, 1tW1 ~ aurp111e fUIWK'-; Thi• buelneu 11 con· tnould 001 grant the au. required to give nodce 10 A glMfaJ delC(IPflon or P bll h d N 1 3107 Mace Allln\.le IC, CH&NQE 0317 L Alt • tm7 July 8, 19f8 m2t7 o ducted by an Individual lhorlly. 1n1er111ed 1)9fl0fll lltlleH the property being told u 1 1 • w ~ 0 r Coeta ..,Ha CA 92628 " • t ~ 0• '"" Thlt bu1lne11 11 con--llltplus "°""' . o 1 V•"'f : • Eric Oouglu Warman A liEARING on th• pell· lh•y MY• waived notlc• Of tlong Wllh IM Identity ol SHch.Cotta MH• Illy Adrl•nn• eanao... 3107 Ito• BIVd., L Altmllot, duelld by:'" lndlYIClual PUBLIC NOTICI ~ pmid.ln and --- 19881701t H 1~8wu1 be1 .~:~ on1 JU5Y ~· conMnled 10 the Pfopond the Occupant rtnUng the Pilot June ts, 22, 1"' m2l t Mac• Avenue IC, Co•ta ~,:tE' van Camp 11177 Have you a1atted doing ,.ctltlou• Bu•ln .. • IMd ewp1us. 81 ,890,oc»~n : Thi• 1tate1Mnl was flied 1... II • ....,m n •P. •C1lon.) The lnd•P9f'IC,19"1 •PAC•., ... follow.: MHa, CA 92828 E 2 .d CA bl.ltlneH Y•l7 Ytt, 1998 Un111lgned ( nda (........,, Ith 1h• County Clerk or 703 located II 341 The City admlnl11t1tlon aU11\ofHy Wiii SPACE NO .• OCCUPANT . PUBLIC NOTICE Abrah•m B•negH, Ill, ,.;.11f71h L.akewoo • Nhuan t<. l.04Jtet N•m• •••••ment nA11i42 u • • w Orl"9 South, Orange, CA be granted unlHI an lnttt· PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 3107 MICe AV~ IC, .., Tl\lt 111~ WH nled The fOllowlng ~· Alt ' 11' Orang• County on IS-I l·98 92868. Hied ptrton llln an ob-0040 ANTHONY CAL· Flctltlou• Bu•lneH Coat• Meta, CA 92828 Thi• bu~lntH I• con-with the County Clenc of doing buslneu H ! ~ -regllda ~. JamH E Dobrott. Jr.. IF YOU OBJECT to IM jeetlon 10 the petition and DERON BOX OF UNI· H It t I Tl!lt bu1ln111 It con-ducted by. an lndMdual Ofangt County on f.tt-98 SR7t, • 112.32t.5'2 .. ,. Esq. Law OH1c•• ol Keller, granUng or IM pethlon, you lhOWI good Clute why th• FORMS . The ~.!t'!...--~m~ .,. ducted by: hutblnd llld HIVt you tlar1ed doing t991871t t8t 1•oe5 8e1ch Bl .. WHlmln-lnaame fat .,,. ,.eM 4 Weber & Oobton. 19900 •hould appell II Ille hear· court lhould not grant the 1087, ACCNTS. PAYA8lf ...... ~K'W • Wiit butlnetl ~17 No lier, CA 92883 223,122,92.1 ---MecAtthur Blvd Surtt 800 Ing and 1111e yoUf objec· authorttv. COMPARATOR SYSTEMS dol~ butlnell aa. Have you t1811ed doing KAien Van Camp Dally Piiot June t5, 22, 29. Alb41rt A. Natall, 20192 DillburMmentt fOf the.~ • IMn• CA 92612:2445 • lion• Of fil• Wlllltn ObitC· A HEAAINQ on the pell-COAP., COPY MACHINE. t~k~~ IMAOE:u...1 ~·; bullnett ytt? v ... 5-18-98 Thi• tlat~nl W!!.. filed July 8, 1"8 m2t3 Tanbark Cir., HunUngton 114,.437,115 • ~ . tlon• with lh9 court before lion Wiii be held on JUNE COMPUTER MONITORS i 1::feo . Adrlannt Banegu Wtlh the wuwnty ....... k of I E Beach. CA 92883 We --Gef1lfy .. aw· Dally Pilot Jun• 15• 22· 29· tha h111lng. Your 1ppe11· 25, 11198 at 1:45pm In Dtpt, FIUNQ·CABINETS. OFFICE T~~~~tk ~lo Vieu.I S .. Thi• 1111amen1 was flied Orange Cowtty on 8-11·98 PUBL C NOTIC Thi• buelneu 11 con· abcwe II.ma .,. In edJ/llJ July 6. 1998 m228 anc:e may be•'" person CK 703 lociltd 11341 "The CllV CHAIRS, DESKS, COFFEE lemt Inc (Callloml~) with the County Clerk ol 19981181148 Fldtltlou• •uiln .. • dueled by an lndlvlduel dlllioe willl the ~ PUBLIC NOTICE by your attorney. Drive south, Orang•. CA MACHINE, MICROWAVE, 1582 · Pllk~av Loop Suite Orange County on 5-21·98 Dally Piiot June 15, 22, 29, Ne ltateme 1 Have you 11aned doing 8Ufement for tne Ta'""' fF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 92868. BOXES. CONTENTS UN· IF Tuatln CA 92780 ttt88759335 July 8, 1"8 m223 me n bualnHs yet? No ~ 31 , t897, • '' STATEMENT OF or contingent creditor ol IF YOU OBJECT lo lht KNOWN Thlt builneH 11 con· 0111 Piiot June 1, 8, 15, The lollowlng pe'.tont art Alb•rt A. Nolale IO IM lntu111nce : ABANDONMENT OF the dec••1 Hd,1yhouhmu11 flit granting of the petition, you 1084 •. ACCNTS. PAYABLE ducted by: a corporallon 22 1~8 m201 PUBLIC NOTICE <}fi';:n~u~::• 1•:308 Ward Thia 1tatem•nt wu llltd .ion., pureuant to .. .__., . .,......,~ C O S your cl• ITI w I I • court thould appHr e; the hell· COMPARATOR SYSTEMS H at rted d Ing ' • with the County Clerk of /ti RONAl...D A. Wii ··~ • USE OF Fl TITI u and mall a copy to the per· Ing and tllt• your ot>-CORP .. DESK, TABLI!, FILE •r• you ? ~ J o 1 PUBLIC NOTICE "otlllov• Bu1ln•H 81., Founllln v1111y, CA Orange County on e-11.9e "'Htdent ···-:"i"'ffl, 4 BUSINESS NAME aonal rtprHtnlltlvH ap-jectlon1 or file written Ob· CABINETS COMPUTER ~9;8nHa yet 11' en. ' Neme St•tement 92708 1H8178t t18 /ti THOMAS C ~ii'• The lottow1ng persons p0tnttd by lh• cour1 within )ecUon1 wllh th• coun be-MONITOA, DESK CHAIRS, M ltll II Audi Vi I S • flotllloua Bu•lneH Th• lollowlng person• are Gl•M• Malz.ler, 3H·B E111 Dally Pilot June 15 22 29 leer...... . -~?t have abandoned the use or lour months lrom the dtlt I th h I y Uf REFRIGERATOR PRINTER u t o isua •YI· N a doing bullntH 11: 16th SlrHi, Costa Meu, ' ' ' -7 .. ___.. ,......._ lht F1c1111ous Business ol1heflrstluu1nceolltl· Of• • •11 i:.1no ap-COAT RACK' MANY temt, Inc., J1mei E. [)o. ame tatement INTERNATIONAL TASK CA92827 July8,1998 m2HS ~----~ tlome CREATIVE BAS· .. ,. IS ptovlded In Ptobat• pe:anc• m~r perton BOXES CONTENTS UN· btolt, Jr .. Corp. Coun11I Tht lollowlng ~ton·.,. FORCE LTO., 49CI 'h N. Thi• buatneu •• con· PUBLIC NOTICE n.st 03net ~,~~. KETS. 19431 Ranch L.n Code section 9100. The °rF ~J~u~E~~~EDITOA KNOWN Thie •tatement wae flied doing butlneu "· Newport Blvd., Newport duc1ed by: an lndlvldual 15,18,t7,11,11, 1IM1Ju, "105 Hun11n91on Beech, t1ma lor llllng clelms wlll CK contlngenl credilor ol 1148, ACCNTS. PAYABLE ~th lh•c County ~~'~-9:' ~u~tl~g~I~ i·.~~ A~A Beach, CA 926e3 Hav• you 11111ed doing Flctltlou1 llilfn•H CA 92648 not axptfe before lour lht deceased you must flit COMPARATOR SYSTEMS renge ounJy on 92848 ' Thomae Dw1ll1, 498 'h N. butlneH Ytl? YH, 1·15-89 Neme Statement . Tne F1c1111011s Business months lrom the htarlng your clllm ~ifh the court CORP .. DESK & CRE· 1008878ttlS8 Caroline Zotctk 212 G•· Newport Blvd., Newport Gianna Majz.ltr The lolloWlng pertons .,. :; Name reletted to above dalt noticed above. and mall 1 copy to the per· DENZA, MISC. OFFICE JamH E. Oobroll, Jr., neva Avt., H~nlln ton Beach, CA 92663 This 111ttmen1 wH fll•d doing business H : was lltod In Orange County YOU MAY EXAMINE lht aonaJ repreHnlltlve ap-FURNITURE Eeq., Law Officff ol Kell«, Bl h CA 92648 g Thlt butlneu 11 con-with the County Clerk of HEMPTONE 888 Biker on 9/27196. File No.F1996· Me kepi by the court. llJou Pointed by the court within 1052, RITA SEPAHZAO Weber & Dobrott, 19900 u.:a· Chen. 21~ Gentva ducted by: an lm.l11ldual Otang1 County on 8-11·98 St, 121 tF, 'Costa MHa, 3697257 ate a person lnlertst• In lour monlhs from the date FORMERLY KNOWN AS MacArthur Blvd. Suite 800 Ave Huntln ion Beach Hav• yov started doing 100887011 St CA 92628 Theron Ann Williams. 1111 esiat•. you may 111• ol tht lirll luuanc• ol ltl· RITA IKEOA, COUCH, RUQ, trvlne, CA 926'2,-0450 ' CA 92849 g ' bu1inHs )'117 No Dally Piiot June 15, 22, 211, Jeck Riche.rd Pr11co11, 424 ~943t~ng~~ch 6~·ch 1 1g~ rh Sthe 1cfu~o~c:eq(f~~~ 1e11 11 provldod In Probalt FILE CABINET, MANY Dally Piiot June l5 22 29 Thlt buslnen It con-TTho1 mH Duvallt Ill July 8, 1998 m228 Bau, Santa Ana, CA 92704 un I • or pee a Cod• ••cllon 9100. Th• BOXES CONTENTS UN· J • ' • d c:ted by • general par1· h. •t•l•,,,.nl WH ed Thi• bu•ln•H I• con· · .. 92648 . DE·l54) 01 th• lillng 01 .,, time for filing clalmt wlll KNOWN uly 8· 1998 "'215 n~rthl with the County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvldu•I This business is con Inventory and apprtleal ol not . uplre btlore lour 2028, LAW OFFICES OF PUBLIC NOTICE Have p you •tarted doing Orang• County on 6·11·98 Have you ttarted doing .. .,.... p----............. -......... 4 ducted by an individual Hlate 1ue11 or ol 111y P.-monlht from the helling JOSEPH DEMETRIUS bu 1 •17 No 10918781 t53 Flclltlou• •ualneaa bullMI• y•t? YH 10.1·97 ,_,., ...,,,... ,,_.....,,..... Theresa Ann Williams li!lon °' account as pro-dale nollced above. CHRISTOPHER, COPY MA· cna18t0072 c:,:: ~oicak Dally Pilot June 15, 22. 29, Name ttatement Jack Prffcott ' Newport a..:ti... 19988781108 Yldtd In Probate Coda eec· YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe CHINE, FOLDING CHAIRS, NOTICI! 0, Thie tllterMnt wu flied July 8, 1998 m221 The tollowlng pertont art Thie ttatement w11 flied M4-t700 This statement was tiled llon 1250 A Request for me kepi by the c0Ut1. II you FOLDING TABLE, FILE APPLICATION TO with IM County Cltfk ol doing butlnnt at: with the County Cletk 011~===-====~ with th• County Cletk ol Speci•I ~ollc• i::rm 11 111 a person lnterffted In BOXES IELLAl.COHOLIC Of~ County on 8-11·98 PUBLIC NOTICE SORK COMPANY, 1500 Orange County on 5·28-91 Orange County on 6-1l·98 aial~able rom 1 cour1 1.M ••tale, you may nte 2189, JOHN M. PAYNE BevERAQll 19988701170 Fl 11 B 1 Adame Ave., Ste. 1 315, 10918750848 Oaoly Pilot Jun• 15 22 29 c., . with th• cour1 • RequHt CORP .. WATER SKI, TYPE· ot' OUI UI neu Cotta M .... CA 92628 Dally Pll I J 1 8 15 ' ' ' Attornew for the PeU· tor Special Nollce (form WRITERS, BOXES CON· Dete of Flllng Daly Piiot June 15, 22• 29• Name Statement Matk P. Sork, 1500 Adame o une ' ' ' Mortuary• Cn111~...& July 6· 1998 m227 tloner: OE·154) or lht fillng ot an TENTS UNKNOWN Appllc1tlon1 July 6, 1998 m218 The following pereont are Ave,, Ste. 1315, Cotti 22. 1998 m202 Creination PUBLIC NOTICE w. BAJLn tMITH, Inventory and appraisal ol 2288, PATii MORSE @ JUNE os, tHI PUBLIC NOTICE doing bullntH H : MeH, CA 92828 ---------1 ESQ. (CS8141073), H111• u1e11 or ol any P• ENVIRON. SAFETY PROO· To Whom It Mey Con-CALIFORNIA BEACH Thie bu1lnH1 11 con-To place an ad In 110 !_roadwar • BSC7381 ATTORNEY AT LAW, tlllon or account H pro-UCTS , FIRE EXTIN· cetn: FlollllouiBuiln .. s BABES, 2400 W. Coatt ductedby:anlndlYIClu1I Claaalfled Co • .aMeaa'' NOTICE OF 4041 MAC ARTHUR vld•d In Probate Code 1ec-OUISHER, MANY BOXES The Ntme(t) of the Ap-Heme Statement Hwy .. II. Newpcrt Beach, H1v1 you 1tarted doing Call 042·5078. Ma·9tll0 PETITION BLVD STI! 255 NEW Uon 1250. A RequHI lor CONTENTS UNKNOWN pllcant(I) ll/11e: CHARTER The followlng ..-.-. ate CA 92663 bullne11 yet? Yt1, 1-1·93 hr.:=======~=!~;;~=!~· TEA ., • • ' Spec:lal Nollet form 11 2243, KRIS OLSEN, MEMORIES INC. "'-:~·-David Klamp, 2'400 W. Matk P. Sork TO ADMINIS PORT BEACH, CA avallable trom the cour1 SHELF, CHEST OF DRAW· Thi 1ppllc1n11 lltltd ~:itt::• ,.EAL TY CoH1 Hwy., II, Newport Thie tlltement w11 filed ESTATE OF: 02080 clerk. ERS, IRONING BOARD tboVfl ire ipplyln; 10 1M 8tactl, CA 92883 With IM County Clerk ol U fi bl VIOL.A LEE Publlal!td Newport Attomew for the Petl• POLE LAMP1.MAHY BOXES Depat111\1nl of Alcohollc ~r~:n::ec1 ~rMrce Thlt butlneu 11 con-Otange C<Mlnty on IS-1 1·98 Af orda e CASE NO. A19~5BO BHCh·Co1ta Meaa Dally Uoneri CONTENTS UNKNOWN 8tv1n1ge Control to NII II-ciJlfornla 'vanta Realty ducted by. an lndMdUll 19188781147 To all helts, benehciarles. P1101 Juna 9 15 18 1991 ROBERT T 2293, CYNTHIA A.. DAN· cohoBc beverlQff a!: 3101 n. (CA) ... ge5 W h-Have you tlarted doing Dally Pilot June 15 22 29 crod1to1s. contingent crtdl-' ' ' ' DIS, HOUSEHOLD FURNI-W COAST HWY SUP 9 .... oup, ' ""55 u bulln"t Y•t? No ' ' ' Alternative" to11. and pe11ons whO may TM880 MATTHEWI, TURE, BOXES, CLOTHING, NEWPORT BEA.CH CA tnoton BIYd., Los Angelff, David Ktamp JIAy 8• 1998 m224 othotw1se be 1nteres1ed m PUBLIC NOTICE llQ,, (Cl811041 t2), CURIO CABINET 12883 ' CA t0040 Thi• 1tat•men1 WH aled PUBLIC NOTICE tho will or estate, or bolh. 7132 WATE,.,ALL CIR· Publl1h1CI Newport For tne lollowlna IYl>I ol Thi• butlnett 1' con-with IN County CJerjc of---------Di t Cask t - ot VIOLA LEE HC 7382 CLI!, HUNTINGTON BHch.Co1t1 MHa 01lly UcenH: 54 ON·S~ OEN· dH":!:° ~ 1 ~=aurolng Orange County on 8-11·98 Flotltloua Bu•lneH scoun e ' A PETITION FOR PRO· NOTICI! OF BEACH, CA 92848 Piiot June 15, 22, 1998. ERAL BOAT bullneu et? No 19911781115 Name St•lemenl • g~l~ ~:c~~tnA~N bl PITITION Pub111111d Newport ~ m209 Publl•h•d Newport cautornil vantage RHlty Da11y P1101Jul\115, 22, 29. Thi 1o110W1ng '*'°"' .,. Cremation & MILTON A. RHEA In lhe TO ADMINllTEA Be1ch.Co1t1 Mn1 Dtlly PUBLIC NOTICE ~~:.c~:~t= 1':s'r Dally Group, Candle• Katayama/ July 8, 1998 m2111 doing bullne11 H : • Supetlor Court or Calilor· ESTATE OF1 Piiot June 9, 15, 18, 1998 • . m210 VP PUBLIC NOTICE Bloom Wh11t You rt 8 rial Se vi nia, County ol ORANGE. LEOTll Lii Hl!ATIR TM858 Notice Is h•rtb)' jlvtn Thie lllltmenl WU ftled Planted, 747 Oovlf Dr., U r ce THE PETITION FOR PRO· CAlll NO. A1024H lhal the undtrtlgne wm PUBLIC NOTICE with lht County Clerk of Flot1Uou1 Bu1lneH NewPort BHch, CA 92683 BATE tequasts lhal DEAN To all helr1. bentllclarlff, PUBLIC NOTICE be IOld •• Public Auction Orange County on 8-tMl8 Nam• ltatement t,anttt ~n-~tloiutn, 1~ Why should you 'subjec • P.1ACKIE AU-EN & MILTON credllOfl, contlngtnl credl-on MONDAY, JULY 8, 1998, Flotltlou• •ualne.. 19988781 t49 The followlng pettonl .,.. 8t ~ 92e6:i' ewpc ... A RHEA be appolnttd u 1011. and per1on1 who may NOTICR O' AT 10:00 A.M. by KELLY & Name ltatement Dally Pllof June 15, 22. 29, doing butlneu ... IC ' If & f ii personal representallvaa to othttwlH be lnllrealed In PUBLIC IAL.11 t<ARL JACKSON, K.E. AUC-The following pereon1 are July 8, t998 m225 Quality PlcWr• . Frlmlng, Thlt bu~lneH la con-YOUrSe your affi Y tO 3dm1nt118r lht estate of the the will or 111ate, or both, The mini tlorege laclllty, TION SERVICE, P.O. BOX dol119 buslneu as: 1t01 Victoria IF Costa =:cs by. an :;!~du:ol payJ'ng t'nflated prt'CeS '"'°'_.., decedent. ol: LEOTIS LEE HEATER •coordlng to ttw ptovlslon• 825, RIALTO, CA. 92377, 1) ·INSTITUTE FOA HIS. PUBLIC NOTICE Mn• Callfomla 9aS27 you 1 ng THE PETITION t1quHl1 A PETITION FOR PRO-ol Olvlllon 8 of the Bull-909-873.0744, AUCTION TORICAL REVIEW, b) Or1g0 Wllllatn L#(efly 2139 "'="oJwT17f.!.,.u1 caskets & services???? 1he decedentS's Will and BATE hes bfffl filed by neu and Proleulont BONO 1723-41-19. NOONTIDE PRESS, c) IN· 'lcUtlou1 •u•lne.. Union Ave Cotta 'M... n-• ...., n cod1c1ls. ii lily, be admitted JOHN N. FLOOD In lht Su-Code, Chapler 10, Section ALLSPACE • COSTA DEPENDENT PUBLISHING Neme ltatement Cllllomll 92827 ' Thlt tlllltMnt wH flied to probate Tha Will and perlor Court ol Catlfornla. 21707(1), hereby QlvH NO-MESA, 1535 NEWPORT OROUP, 1850 Babcock, The fol1owlng pAftont art Thlt butlneu It con-~~C;:ntyl~ ~~re:' c.aufollfrte l.as.54CAET any codlcll1 ere avallable County ol ORANGE. TICE OF PUBLIC SALE. BLVD., COSTA MESA, CA. Cotta MHI, CA 92627 dol119 butlnest u : --.-n • for ex11mlnallon In th• fil• THE PETITION FOR PRO-AIRPORT SEL1 STOA· 92627 ~Ion'°' lh• Swvtval of JAMES' COMPANY, 4540 To place en ad In 1998878t18J StrviDI. OnqelSunadlacCoa ..... kept by the court. BATE rtq~1t1 that JOHN AGE, w4U conduct a publlc UNIT I · NAME FrMdom (T)(), 1650 B•b-Cemput Dr., Newport Cleaaffled ~D~al~ly!:::Pl~lo!l[Ju:nt:.1~5:·:22~,~29§'l ~=====;;=;=~======~;;{!. THE PETITION requHlS N. FL.OOD be appolmld ...... of th• contenta of lht • INVENTORY cock St., Coita MHI, CA BtlCh, CA 92860 Cell •42·&•7•. :!_UIY 8, 1"8 m220 Index g • II ........ -·· .. ..... g m rm ., ...... ......,. .. ....... II ca ii ......, .. ... .... Byl'n (7t4) 6:31-6594 (fl\t&tf' IOCl1uJi. \("'1 ,..n ... •IMI 1.h.w numlitr •i1<I n 'll oll liHI '*" .. 1111 • 1,.....,. rr1~~· ) ByPltoae (714) 642-5678 By MllMll Perwu 330 W1•'!f Ba,r. 81rr1•1 Co"'ta Mr'ia. CA 9'.l<>27 "' , • .., ...... 8hd ;. 8"1 St Polley . - Rutr'I onrl d<·ndli111·, urr i.ubjr1·t w rhungr without nolire. Thf' •• • publi .. lirr rt'i.t'r"r" 1lir right 111 1·1•11,or. redtt..5,ify. re,-w or rejec1 ...:.,;: 1111y rl11111.ifard ndH·ni .. rmrnt. Piro"<· rtpon any trmr that may bt• .~ .. HI you r r ht.,,tfirrl ad immrdi1tf('l y. nw Daily Pilot arrrplli llfl J • lillhilHy for Oii)' t'rnir in on udHr1il>4'mrnl for ••hirh it rn11y ht-,u~ rti.p<111~iblr r~rrpt for ""' 1·11.,t of thr s_purr urwull y ocrupicd by " 1lw l'rmr. Crrdit rt111 onl)'tw uOowrd for 1hr fir<it in~nion. .. ' -----Deadllnes "' •an 'l"11•ph111ll' 8:30urn-5:00pm Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thur8day .. Wednesday 5:00nm . . ==~Qd .. -Tu~sday ......... Monday S:OOpm f nday .......... Thursday S:oopm ,,, : ~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY AllrHl ...... ~11111111 __,.,. .. ...,... .... f .... .,.. faft ....... Ac1 .. 1 .. . .................. llftpl ,, •""1tM -• ., ,, • .., ..... ll•lt.ttlH tt flWNllH11H Ill ..... "''· ..... ,. ...... . •.. ........, ........... . ndlatt lfttM, If .. ......... ..... .., .... ,,...,.. .. ....... ....., ....... . ,.,, .... ..,., •Ill ... .........,....,...,....._ llltttllfltlll ............. ................ ow ...... "' .,,.., ,...,_, ltllt ell fwtlll ....... ~ I• 11111 .....,., ............. .. .................... , .... ...... 1 ....... ... TtMtl ......... ,., ...... ,1 ... 1,ICw,.._ ............ HOVSBS/ CONDOS POa SALB GllllUL GSNEIUU. 1002 GENERAL \i.MMll•-h i<lav Wlllk-111 8:30am-5:00pm \lonot.•-t ri<W1 Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday .......... .Friday 5:00pmo1 r.1htt~. .. ,.. 1070 BALBOA BALBOA COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim BEACH oov•"NM•NT 10691•----• ISLAND 2108 PENINSUIA 2607 BEACH ~ 0" • CL 0 S lrl> 1--------38L 2a. Ooutmet _., HOMBS for pennlH SOLD! fam rm, hldwd/1181• on lht S 1. Dellnquenl flt, Engllth Oard•n1. R • REO Showc•H home• 2017 Patoma Drive tu, epo I , 'I, Bu Owner 04M161 Your 1rea. Toll frff for 111• In our ' 1·800·218-llOOO Saturdey Rell l!•tate CANYON PMK Ext H·5139 tor curren1 Supptemenll 3Br Hom• 12409.1'. ll11lng1. CAL•SCAN HOllll OF Lot w/f'CV Acuu. Q 0 V I R N M I N f THI WllK Dlvdro•. Mull 19111 P 0 " • C L 0 8 • D Dl.,.a., Me alert t t fir< 8kr. tn-et42 HOMaS for pennle1 at Juet 1781 on the tt. Repo'1, VA, Deadline Wed lpm HUD, Sherltf ...... No '**'** * money down govet-OPIN HOUll menl lo1n1 avallabl• now. Locel ll1llng1. Lf•tlntt• for 181 Toll ''" DeadllM Thur• lpM 1 ..a o o .e e o ·2 2 ta •**** ext H•4000 CAL •tCAN It pay1 lo acl\IMIH JIAAv IAlbLIY "'tn• a...uocaa Adi ...... 8ectjQn "Making Your or .. m c··L too•v Home A Really" ,_. "' Broker 714•907·719' LIM RIVSAA C111't lffm to gtt to 111 those repair Job• around the houN? ~th• Claaelfle4t ..... Dlreotorr Mep you ftnd ,.....,,. hetp . ...... ,. 114/17~1 COIOD Dlt llAI 1022 =IT ----· -~-- LIDO 18LAND Hom•• and Ren1111 Avalllble. BIH Orundy Re.itOJa e7 ... 1e1 liii .. lillllliiiiliiiiiiiitlliiiiiliiiiiiliilliiiiiiiifS:&lf&etP•PP•fW••~ MAQNIPIC•NT •STUDIO •eTe.* Apte. Lg Bt/1m petlo, llAY PftONT Nu pnVcrpt, trig & utll fully refurblah1d 1790. •Br 4,58•, l'em room, lnot'd, yrly, no P•I• No Pet• 93t•7913 fotm•I dining, 2 FP'I, 700-1713 or 1588·8469 ~N,_wp.....,,t"'!H~ih~,,...-x;-.-.-a!!"!B~, root aundeclc, wetbar, 1 ea, clean, ftHh pnt, 8/o ja~o dock. carport, lndry lee, no Vao D.7nald ':::tl'1~ CO I ONA peta/•mkr•. ttOO/mo 7t+.~:..eea• DJ!L MAR 2822 271 a teth Piao• Coldwell Ban.k•r tMt...,.•'°452 mr aa,.+au ,,,.~ · 8tertln• at •!Ma . Mova IN •O~JJ~·~ N1wport Bey T1t1i' L.g 1 & 2Br Mat J ' Bey a. golf cqp • Large pool, new. pet & mr,ich lflff~: Sofry No Pett; ,. "' Me-489• .. COMMER CW. l$JU, ESTATE ' 1&ssomcs FdlUHT 2769 Newport a-v 2 at• otflc ... bay vu. ANNOUNCEMENTS area 6 kttch. Avail •••••••• '!:'' 71 ... 51&-2050 •• .. ,, BISINESS 8r Pa.ANC! ••• BQSDIBSS <>r.f.9lTUNJ?Y 2904 •M• YOU DRUNK? 81000 Alcohol THtera. Eetlmatee levele: 0.02% -0.3~. Pocket· •~•. Accurate & Faetl Sand l !i each lo: Peraonal Teoh Co • 2t&3 M•pla St. #8 Coeta Maea. Ca 92827 GOLF While you workll Call (818) 377-8634 ' .. By CHARLES G01t£N with OMAR SHARW and TANNAH HtNSCH ANSWBRS TO WEEKLY BRU>G& QUIZ 54T~pMI MVMt Q 1 Al South. vulneRble, you hold: • K 7 o 7 J o A Q 10 54 3 • Q 6 2 The bidding has proceeded: NORTH F.AST SOUllt WEST I• lo 20 Jo• ,. ,_ ' •pl'ftmpdYe nUe What do you bid now? The bidding has proceeded: NORlli EAST SOU11t WEST lo 1• 1 What do you bid now? A You are faced wifh a. number of unpleasant altemativet. You surely ca.nnot bid any number of no trump without a stopper in the enemy suit. and to make a forcina raise of part- ner's minor with only~ sup- port is not a good idea. That leaves only a bid of two clubs with your weak four-uni suit as the best forc- ing action available. The btddlnt has orocceded: NOrrH IASt SOUl'H WF.:St l o ,_ 10 ,._ l• ,_ T What do you bid now7 A You have a reasonablo hand. but no sure 10UtCC of trick.I. Content youneJf with a rebid of one no trump. Unleu Plf\nCt can bid again, 1amc is unlikely. Q 5 As Soulh, vulnerable, you hold: •AKl73 oAJ94 o Vakl •AklU The bidding has proeeedcd: sourn WEST NOR11f EAST I• Jo• ,_ So ? •weak What .. action do you cake? A Clearly you should bid, and Ideal- ly pannu should cboole the suit. 1llat means that five no llUmp is a reasonable choice. However, lhete is no question lhat the opposing pre- empc.t have achieved iheir objective. forcing you to guess at a hilh level. TileRfore. a double is the more Oe1ti- ble action. but be prepared to commit to slam should partner not convert to penalties. Q 6 As South, vulnerable.. you hold: •kQ9 c:783 oAJl7U •Q9 The biddina has proceeded: NORllt ~ SOUTH I• ,_ l o 2• p-1 What do you bid now? A It looks as if three no trump is likely to be your best spoc if partner has a heart ~I The simplest way to find out IS to show your spade rragrpeol by bidding two ll>8des no.,(. If partner doesn't bld no UUmp. look for a minor-suit pme. Learn to be• bdt.tt ~ pla7· erl Subscribe now to the Goren Bridie Letter by cal'-('!°k 781-1225 for Wonnallon. or to: Goren Bridie Le~ P.O. Box "10, Clalcep, DI. 57 Fellow9 sew~ 00 NotlOMblf 65 Cove ee,.,, fI'1 Mngsin ~u..i.ty) =Go~ 70 Pursa l\8ndle DOWN l 8aNblll'• ~ 2 lnwNtway7 3 OrWlgllllafl.fbt one 4 "Norme-· 5~· toes 6 ~at lulce 7 Actor'• need 8 Chatw»I 9 Tiny 10 Typical 11 Adage 12 -acid 13 a.M's p1aee 21 Polite cough 23 Objects 2.C Ck>Mt 25 1968 Olymp1ea Siie 26 RetleYes 27 Send 28 l.Hstamt. 30 WOftl "-'d 31 !lny opening 34 Flock membetl 36 Bank ltanNC1ions 37 Hlllld out S8 Ewty anesthetlC 43 Hu• «-•Ilia 47~for durance 49 Prnldential adl 50 Cuben dance s, ·p..,., Moon" ac:1resa S2 Upholstery material 63 PTev.nt (acteont) 55 Farm arwmal 6e F ragrent llowef 59 Boa 61 Tu6 62 Foul up 63 Genetic i.u-. &4 Cook's amt Can't seem to get to all thoH repair job• around the house? Thur•day•, Friday.• 8 Saturdays Lei the Cl•Hlfled Service Directory help you nnd rellable help. 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