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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-06-29 - Orange Coast PilotGreat minds think alike· W hUe diaplay,tng som~ new student informa- tion software to a group of Newport-Mesa school principals last week, Dkk He"' a representative of National Com- -iruter Systems. demonstrated a state-of -the-art 1tudent-disd- pllne program. In the program. school offi· da.ls can open up rttttrtrft•rlfl a special sec- tion in a stu- dent's file to type in an offense and 1 respective I . Se~h .continues for standoff suspect ,, • Michael Wofford, who is considered armed and dangerom, eludes Costa Mesa police after seven-hour standoff Friday. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot COSTA· MESA -Robbery suspect Michael Ralph Wofford, who evaded arrest after a seven-hour standoff with Costa Mesa police Friday, is still on ~e loose and conside~ armed and dangerous, police said. Wofford, 37, is wanted in connection with two bwglaries and an armed robbery in San Bernardino County, police said. Police have also been investigating Wofford in connection with resi- dential burglaries in Costa Mesa, police said. Although the Canyon Drive apartment where police believed Wofford had been hiding Friday was surrounded by an 10-member special weapons and tactics Michael team with guns drawn, ur u d floodlights and a public "0 or address system, be managed to leave the apartment without police notice. •Somehow he gof out of the perimeter," said Sgt Darell Freeman. "It was verified that be was in the apartment when the standoff started.• Police had received a tip Friday after- noon that Wofford of Victorville and his girliriend, Sundee Aires Waterman of Apple Valley were in the apMtrnent, 2195 Canyon Drive, Apt. A. Waterman surre ndered when police arrived Friday. She told police she believed that Wofford was coming out behind her, but he never did. Wa&erman was booked in Orange Coun- ty Jail on suspicion of possession of stolen property. Unsure if Wofford bad any hostages or weapons with tum in the. apartment, the special weapons and tactics. team sur- rounded the apartment with weapons drawn for several hours as neighbors watched. Police said Friday they wanted to make swe Wofford knew that they •weren't going away. "They didn't. But sometime during the standoff, Wofford apparently did. Police ended the standoff around mid- night Friday and entered the apartment but didn't find the suspect. "We don't know when be got out,• Free- man said. "He's out and about and still in the area and he's considered armed and dangerous.· Police later received tips indicating Wooford may have left the area. 1 ·---·punishment.· 1 ~ The exam-r-----------------------------------------------~----------~------------------------------------Re Leaf ple Hart used was -a j girl who had caused trouble on ' . the school bus on her way to school that day. When he moved the cursor to the blank •punishment• field, several principals in unison dic- tated the same punishment: •ttanging." THAT NAGGING FEELING: Prednct bteakdOWD...IeSull.$ for _ the June 2 primary election show that Newport Beach City Coundlman John Hedges, who ran against incumbent Supervi- sor Tom Wilson for the 5th Dis- trict seat on the.Orange County Board of Supervisors, lost by a 4- 1 margin in many South County cities. While the landslide was pre- dicted by political insiders before the election, Hedges jokingly said, ·1 keep having this nag- ging feeling that they switched the names around in the final tallies .• EVERY ANTENNA NEEDS A WIENIE: Newport Beach-based Wlenenchnftal, the world's largest hot-dog chain, has brought back what it says is one of its most popular items: the classic Antenna Wienie. The bright-red and smiley- faced Antenna Wienie is avail- able for 49 cents with any food or beverage purchase at Wiener- schnitzel's 286 restaurants in 10 states. The chain sells more than 60 million hot dogs a year. And because every Wienie needs an anteima, says market- ing director Tom Amberger, cus- tomers are invited to complete an entry form to •wm a New 1998 Volkswagen Beetle for Your Antenna Wienie.• At the end of July, one lucky customer will drive away in a brand-new 1998 Volkswagen Beetle, Amberger says, provid- ing a place to show off the Wlenerschnitzel Antenna Wienie. But will it come with mustard and relish? -Complied by Jenffer bglend, Husein Mashni I •nd Tim Gf'9nde I DON LfACH I OM.Y Pl.OT A sculptuM called "Netberlonl." a devilhbh man wtth bat wings, rests on display at Fantutmonium '98. The show celebrated the artwork and lmpreulon from the world of momten, ldence ftcUon, mayhem and movie lcons at the Costa Mesa Holiday Inn. SCREAM IN Halloween comes early as Fantasimoniwn '98 highlights the best in science fiction By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot A bout 1,500 locals celebrated Halloween early in Costa Mesa. The Pantasimonium '98 provided a ghoulish gathering of B-iated movie scream queens, hobby prOI and some top-notch, sci-ti sped.al effects masters at a macabre convention at the Holiday Inn at 3131 Bris- . tol St. Greeting guests in the Movieland room of the Hotel was Bob May -the man in the robot suit of the 1970s television series "Lost ln Space," who wore the famous cos- twne. Brinke Stevens who starred in •Nightmare Sisters" and "Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity,• and Deborah Dutch of "Sorority Girls" and "Creature From Hell," were also in attendance. •we were really pleased with the turnout,• said Tony Smith, one of the show organizen. •1t was lots of fun and there seemed to be a lot of interest. We think this may become an annual event.• Smith said most of the people in atten- dance were in their late teens and early 20s. A highlight of the day-long event was the entry of the show host Vamp1 the Vege- tanan Vampire. whose coffin was del.tvered by Phantom Coaches Hearse Club when the clock struck noon. She shared her transformation from car- nivore to vegetarian, insisting that hfe with- out consuming dead animals doesn't have to be lifeless. The event also included Star Trek mem- orabilia, model-making s'emin.a.rs and spe- cial screenings of some classic horror flicks. program could - clisDand •Volunteer group upset over city report critical of its handling of recent tree planting in Costa Mesa. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A dispute with city parks officials bas prompted some members of Rel.eat Costa Mesa to seriously consider disbanding. the volun- teer group, which has planted 1,400 trees since 1993. Joe Bogart, Costa Mesa's senior supervisor of parkways, criticized the group in a recent memo for its handling of an East Side tree planting March 16. Although the group intended to plant 71 trees, it ended up planting only 44 because of what it said was a lack of support from the oty. Because Rel.eat is a volunteer organization, the city's criticism was particularly painful, said Liz Meyer, the group's president. . "The board is really upset,• she said. ·1 feel we don't have the backing we need. There is a very strong possibility we will dis· band.· Among the city-sponsored v()l.. unteers are court referrals who help dig holes for the trees. The city used to get between 15 and 20 referrals, but lately it bas been getting only two or three, offidals said. •Tue city agreed before that they would dig the planting boles,• said Felix Posos, a ReLeat board member. "But now they~re depending on us. 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T.ate • look tt the ltst below ~ ml)'be you, by wlunteering In •computer 141b °' ~ boob. c:... m.u •wist\ come true. • ADAMS n.amNTAllV: Library books (English end Spenlsh); ink cartridges tor Hewlett Peckard printers (black end color); scanner. call Barbar• Halrlngton at ~4- 7935. • ANDHSIN ILIMIN'l'ARY: Ory erese white boardl; lamlnltlng fllfni IBM competlble compUter with pr;nter. C.11 Tom carr at 515-6935. • CA&RMM .........V: Video c:.mera; M.cln- tosh compu.; wfth prlnten; gride leYef books. Cell hul 1\wdt at :424-7940. Meet Lynn ltoomblrg, NeWport.U.. Unified SchOol DlltrlCt'I coOf'dlnator of tM ~ i1cot'o1, tobeall> .nd ~ progrema. SM~. pege 2. . CASSIAED .......... .I · NEIGHBORS •••••••••• .2 NIUC NOTICES .•.••••• 7 The worfc Meir ltQl'U oll g,.._ We can llnally •ayadato SNMOQn(fMllD IOam• 111 ............. I I ,v LYNN BLOOMBERG Drug, alcohol, tobacco and violence prevention program coordinator for the Nevyport-Mesa schools •Z. When were you hired?: .. Spring 1990 + Family status: Married for 33 years to Dr. David Bloomberg, an obstetrician-gynecologist, with three ddull children, all products of Newport-Mesa schools. -?•Age: 56 + Education: Registered nurse, -: drug prevention specialist + Past positions: Stay-at-home mom fo r 20 years. ln past ille, ICU nurse and later, s upervisor or mcdicctl services. +Present occupation: Coordina- tor of drug, alcohol, tobacco and violence prevention programs. •l· Explanation of job in 15 or fewer words: To provide a com- prehensive prevention program that mvolves parents, law enforcement a nd community . agencies in the effort. -t· Your greatest professional • achievement: Becoming a trained fctcilita tor for pare nt -- education for the parents of out- of-control teenagers . + Your greatest personal achievement: My three children, Amy, 30, Rachel, 27, and Philip, 24. + Your personal motto: Laugtt- ter is the shortest distance between two people. + Your greatest extravagance: Acrylic nails + The best book you've ever read: Oh, this is too hard; I have loved so many books, most recently, "Stones From the Riv- er" and "Angela's Ashes.• + The compact disc in your car right now: No disc player in my ca_r but m_y tape deck _probably has "Les Mise rables.· + Your most treasured posses- sion: A porcelain collection with Chinese, Japanese and English treasures. + What can you cook: What are you hungry for? I love to cook, my best dishes are probably Ital- engagement : Cuscino-Borgatta Linda Pack and Ron Cusano of Santa Monica have announced the engagement of ' theu daughter, Evelyn Cuscino, to David Borgalla, son of Can- dace Marteski of Costa Mesa and Mark Borgatta of Tracy. The bnde-elect is a graduate • of Santd Monica High School and UC' Santa Barbara. ---- The future groom is a gradu- ate of Newport Harbor High School and attended Ba uder CoUege m Flonda. A Sept 19 wedding is planned aboard the Queen Mary m Long Beach. : Hentage Custom Kitchens =Inc.. of Pennsylvania honored -corona del Mar kitchen ~- -ers Terri flld Stew seanar, own- :ers of KJtic:belll _ Evelyn Cusdno· and David Borgatta :,Del Mar. They :::were recog-~,J l I C1 I l f: () f\ S :n,ized from Jm.ong hundreds of~ f<n =their outstandblg ~onnanoe as .:,designers of Uhlque custom ---- VOL 92. NO. 152 ian. We have a garden, my hus- band's passion, so we always have lots of vegetables. + A -habit you wtsh you WU change: My constantly cluttered desk, come over you'll see. I haven't seen my desk blotter since last summer. + Your last charitable act: The American Cancer Society's + What is In your trunk right now: An unused beach chair · and the rest of the Healthy Kids surveys. + What first ettracted you to your husband: His beautiful blue eyes. +The worst tdea you every had: Oh, l've had too many to dis- cuss. Relay for Llfe, last Friday night .+ What would you have been at OCC track. voted In school: Zaniest. + Who are your heroes: Marion Wright Edelman and Eleanor Roosevelt, if I say John F. Kennedy, my son-in-law will never let me live it down. + Favorite escape from reality: Reading and Antiquing. + On. thing you would change about the world If you could: That human rights would not be an issue but a reality. + Your Idea of exercise: A long walk with a good friend. + The thing you dislike most about your ~ppear~nc.•: Let's not go there. + I have a dream that: I will get a presidential appointment to a national task force on drug pre- vention. OK. I'd setpe for a gov- ernor's appointment if I have to. + Phone number where people can reach you: (714) 424-7560 briefly in the news Balboa. Ea.JJlily Festival vendors sought Crafts, food and entertainment vendors are needed for the Bal- boa. Family Festival. which will be held Oct. 3 at Peninsula Park. Vendor spaces are 10 by 10 feet of grass. Booths for crafts vendors cost $75. Booths for entertainment and food vendors are $100. Applications are available at Newport Beach Community Ser- vices, 3300 Newport Blvd. (949) 644-3151. Summer classes for young artists " Children age 8 and older can gain hands-on art experience in drawing and painting classes to be ottered Wednesdays j!irough Jwy -at Orange Coast College. In Exploring Drawing, which will meet from 9:30 to 10:50 a.m., children will develop their draw- ing skills using pencil pen and ink, pastels, charcoal and other medtwm. Bxplortng Painting, scheduled from 11 a.m. to 12:20 p.m., teach-e5 the use of wateroolors and oth- er techniques and enables stu- dents to experiment with color, composition and still life. Drawing and Painting, a class that will meet from 1 to 2:20 p.m .. will combine elements of both cla~. · All three classes will be taught by Pam Shrader, an artist 8_!1d art instructor at Irvine Vallef Col- lege. She has taught extensively at pres~l, elementary. high school and college levels. . . Yo~ may J'~ter at the OCC Community Office, which is next to the library, or by tele- phone at (949) 432-5880. Office bows are Monday through Thurs- day 9 a .m. to 6 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. Both applications and sched. ules are available in the colleg~ Adnussions Office, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For informct- tion, call (714) 432-5072. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 6 a.m. lo Art exhibit stresses noon. Class-fees can be paid by Mas-African influences tercard or Visa. OCC class schedules are available Applications are available for students planning · to enroll at Orange Coast College for the first time this fall. Classes will begin Aug. 17. Course schedules will be mailed to every household in the Coast Community College Dis- trict. Black Heritage Celebration: Ancestors and African American Art, the latest project of the Air- port Arts Program at John Wayne Airport, will be on view through Sept. 20 in the airport's Thomas F. Riley Terminal. Guest curator Cecil Fergersoll chose 10 artists whose worjc reflects an influence of African culture. . The exhibit is on the terminal~ Departure Level, opposit.&Gates 1 through 4 and 11 through 14. DON l£ACH I OMV Pl.OT Andrea Michaels, left. of San Prandsco, challenges Gavin Hyde of Santa Barbara ln a close game at the Summer SolsUce Games Scrabble Tournament at Newport Dunes on Sunday. MONOAV,JUN£29, 1• I . State grant·to help boost I student reading scqr-es I •Nearly $50,000 will aid Newport Harbor High students whose skills are below grade level. I.! By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot I NEWPORT BEACH -A i $49,750 state grant will be used to i help raise the reading levels of ! incoming Newport Harbor High i School students. 1 School offid.a.l.s were notified i · Friday that the school received l the School Based Education l Techn9logy Grant i The money will be used as part !. of the scbool's reading enrich- ment and remediation program ! Project LEARN (Let's Each Attack i Reading Now). their spedfic skill level and helps them where they're al• The second phase is the Read- ing and Writing Opportunity Center, where students write about what they're lea.ming in the reading program. •Tuey can also get help if they want to write projects for other classes,· Boles said. · The final phase ls in the Teacher Directed Assistance Center where students receive one-on-one instruction in read- ing and writing from a trained staff member. •nie students go between the three centers each day for ~ 30 minutes each,• Boies said AB part of Project Leam1 Boiet s(lid local optometrist Beth Ballinger of Southern California College of Optometry will pro- vide free eye exams to all stu- dents who participate in the pro- gram since reading problems are sol)letirnes caused by visual prob- lems. - Boies said there will likely be about 100 students who will take part in Project LEARN. rJl. ~IAs . i The program helps freshman r and sophomores whose reading i skills are below grade level. Dur-l ing the 1997-98 school year, it l was reported that about half of ·'----------------------------------------' ! the freshman at Newport-Harbor i were reading well below grade i level. ELMNCHITO ~ASH SCHOOL Fishing classes are offered from . 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Monday and 'Tuesday. Participants leave from : the Balboa Pavilion. Cost is $125 : per person. Call 673-2810. . : DORY ASHING FLEET . Get to the Newport ; Pier/McFadden Square early to : watch the fleet return with the : fresh catch of the day. : FISHING TRIPS Fishing supplies and open and : private boat charters are available : at Newport Landing Sportfishing, : 309 Palms, Suite F, 675-0550; Pal- • what's a float co Fishing Charters, 832-7708; and Davey's Locker. 400 Main St., Balboa, 673-1434. SPORT-FISHING CHARTERS Day and night fishing charters are available for groups or sin- gles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Headquarters on the Balboa Peninsula, 673-2810. FISHING BOAT RENTALS Streamline center console fish- ing boats can be rented at Balboa Boat Rentals on the Balboa Penin- sulp.. The boats are equipped with live bait tanks, fish finders and VHF radio. Available by hour and half-day rates at $170. Full-day rates are $240. Rates range from $40 per hour to $195 for the day. Call Balboa Boal Rentals at 673- 7200. SEA EXPLORERS The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County seeks young men ages 14 to 18 to par- ticipate in a maritime experience program encompassing sailing, seamanship, piloting, navigation and cruising. They meet at 7 p.m. every Wednesday at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call Mike Stewart at 642-6301 or Jerry LaPointe at 551-8591. l ·we'll use some of the money ! to train teachers and staff in using i technology in the classrooms,• l said Newport Harbor Principal l Bob Boies. l The school plans to use i $15,300 for staff development and l $32,051 for a reading lab comput-i er and software. The rest of the i money, which will include some l matching funds from the school l district, will be used for parent i education and community-based i reading pr~ams. i Project · LEARN is a three-i pronged reading remediation l program. j 1'.he first phase uses the Read-! ing Plus Diagnostic Prescriptive ! Reading software to identify stu- ! dents' reading skill levels. l ·vou may have a student i who's at the fourth grade in terms i of his vocabulary but with a sixth- ~ grade word analysis level," Boies : said. •Tue computer adapts to FIESfAS l ~ Full Service Catenng • Sizzling Fajita Bar Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar • Party Trays To Go~ •· • Enchiladas • Taquitos \ ' • Tacos • Tamales • • Guacamole • Salsa -• AND MORE! Banquet Rooms 10 to 100 people. Ga C0n>na del!! Catering 645-0209 Costa Mesa 642-1142 644-a226t.1ar ,, . . . . . . Model Fitness Expert Personal Training W orking out is hard. Rully hard. And that's true whethef you're into building up your biceps or whittling down your waistline. So, if you're r>tng to put so much energy into something. you want the maximum results. Which Is why many people rum to a personal trainer. "Most people get a trainer because they're frustrated/ says Shon Thompson, founder and CEO of Model fltneu Expert Ptnonal Training (729-3706). •fhey work oot a lot, they use all the latest, greatest equipment, but they don't get the results they want." The problem, of course, is knowledge. In order to get the best results! you nol only have to work yourse f Into a nice Juicy swe~t. you have to do it in the right way. Thompson prides himself on the results he gets fOf clients; so much so that he offers something unheard of In the personal trainlnp field · a 100% money badl gUuantet i you're noc happy with the new you In three months time. And it doesn't matter If you look like Arnold Schw<1rzenegger and have lost 20% body fat; if you don't feel better, Thompson writes you a check. But how is he so sure he can whip you back to your college waistline and have you feeling like you could climb Everestl •11 all goes back to our knowledge base/ he says. •Our staff of trainers are all degreed in exercise science and CPR qualified, and required to do a minimum of five hours a week of study to stay curren1.· Their role, as far as you're concerned, is to: One, prevent injury; two, attain desired results 1n 1he shortest possible time. Thompson doesn't take that task ligh~ly; he sees ~QO many trainers working the gyms in a "pump 'em up pump •em out• mode, which Is noc only less efficient for the client, he says, but potentiilly dangeroos. "Thill approach doesn't take each individual's specific needs into <1ccount/ s..ys Thompson. Since ead~body is different, Thompson takes viul signs on every client and has retained the services of a cardio~ist. cardiac care nurses and nutritionists to consult fol' any unique concerns. As <1 fonner gtaduate of the United States Army Academy of Heilth Sciences and Special F0tees paramedic, you can rest assured you're in capable hinds. And don't think you'll get <1way with slacking off either. . " --~ -~ I -. ;,.::_-;na·~-: ~-~~ TEEN READING The Newport Beach Public Ubrary will present Totally Teen .Raading Extreme, d summer reading program for seventh- through 12th-graders, th.rough Aug. 20 al the library, 1000 Avo· cado Ave. For more tnlonnation, ca.ll 717-3870. STORYTIME ADVENTURE A storytime adventure, Where in the World is Anans1 the Spider, wm be presented for children entering first through filth grades at 10:30 a .m. dt the Newport Beach Central Library's Fnendi. Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The event will dlsO feature puppets and gdmes. For more information, caU 717-3807 SUMMER SAUCES A one-evemng cooking course, l Can Mdke Thdl, will be offered from 6:30 to 9::'!0 p.m. at OASIS Center. 800 Mdrguerite Ave., Corona del Mdr. Participants will learn how to mdke a vanety of sauces including a Napa Valley garlic balsdm1c djpping oil, a Kansas City Bar-B-Q Sduce dnd a Ruby Red ('hilled Raspberry Sauce for chocoldte mousse. Reg- istration JS $34 for NPwport Beach residents and $39 for nonresi- dents. For more mformallon, call (949) 644 -3151 mNIION DEFIOT DISORDER Coastlme Counseling Cente r of Newport Beach will present a free lecture l.Jtled ADD Overview at 7 p.m. at the center, 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Joan Andrews, Coastline's founder and Educational Psychol- ogist, will present an overview on ADD, the importance or a diagno- sis and how ADD 1s successfully treated. For more informdlton, call 476-0991 UNIVERSITY TRANSFER REPRESENTATIVE A representative from CalJlor- rua St.ate University, Fullerton will be at OCC's lransfer Center from 9 d.m. to 2 p.m. to meet wtth stu- dents interested tn transfe rnng. OCC's lransfer Center is located on campus at 2701 Fauview Road, Costa Mesa. For an appointment or more information, call 432- 5894. RE LEAF CONTINUED FROM 1 just didn't hdve enough people to both dtg the holP~ and pldnt Lhe trees.· City ofhoals said digging holes ls particuldfly hdrd m Costa Mesa because of the clay m the soLI. The lack of city support at the March 16 plantmg meant the Rel.eat volunteers had to dtg the !ioles and plant the trees, but they were too t:Jred to complete the entire project. R.el..eaf is credited with planti- ng.about 70% of the trees m Cos- t.a Mesa this year and about 55% last year. "They provide a needed and appreciated service to our dty, • said Keith Van Holl, director of community services. •We would like to see as many trees planted • MTHRmS PAIN MANAGEMENT iThe Center lot Peak Perfor· ID4JlC.'e wiU preMnt a seminar, Pree ArtbrtU. Pain ~ement iilCf Reliiition, &oni 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the center, .C570 Campu.1 Drive, Newport Beach. Admission ii StO. For more information, call (949) 252-2104. DANCE WORKSHOP A one-day class, Ballroom & Latin Workshop, wW be offered from 7:15 to 9:15 p.m . at the Com- munity Youth Center, 5th Ave. and Iris Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission is $18 for Newport Beach residents and $23 for non- residents. Register at Newport Beach Community Services, 3300 Newport Blvd. For more informa- tion, call (949) 644-3151. FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE Maxine Cohen. a marriage and family therapist, sponsors dn dnonymous help line for individu- als with relationship problems. She is available for free consulta- tion from noon to 1 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Mondays by calling 759- 0357. FREE USDA FOOD • Free USDA food for low- income families and seniors in Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Balboa is available from 10 a .m. to noon on the ·second Wednesday of each month at Newport Beach Community Cen- ter, 883 W. · 15th St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 631-2177. •Seniors and low-income fam- ilies in the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area can obtain free USDA surplus food from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the second Friday of each month in the rear parking lot of the Church of Christ, 740 W. Wil- son St., Cost.a Mesa. Bring picture idenUfication. For more informa- tion, call 650-8236. FRIENDSHIP CLUB The Thursday Morning Club presents an entertainment lun- cheon on the second Thursday of each month at Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The club also has ongoing activities, such as golf and bridge. For a free newsletter or more information, call 546-2244. GYNECOLOGIC CANCER A free support group for women with gynecologic cancers meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 722- 6237. HAM RADIO MEETINGS Mesa Emergency Service and grow to maturity as possible.· Van Holt said he is looking for possible options for Rel eaf, since there won't likely be as many court-reterred volunteers avail- dble for future plantings. The options include smaller plantings or locating volunteers from other sources. ·We really want to work this out with Rel.eat," Van Holt said. . . •round town. HIGH-DOSE OtEMOTHERAPV $UPPORr Support ls available for people who will undergo or are undergo- ing bone-marrow transplants or stem-cell rescues anti their fami- lies at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center. Por more' informa- tion, call 574-6872. INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT Survivors of Incest Anonymous for female victims of sexual abuse and rape, their fliends and rela- tives meetS from 10 a.m . to noon every Saturday at 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. There is no fee. For more information, call Iris at 859- 3918. JAYCEES GROUP The Jaycees is a group of young professionals ages 21 to 39 who get together for community service, business networking and socla.lizing. Meetings are held the second and fourth Thursday of every month. For more informa- tion, call 451-2178. KIWANIS CLUB The Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at noon Thursdays at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bay- side Drive, Corona del Mar. For more information, call 852-1148. LEADS CLUB The Newport Coas.t Cllitp_ter of All Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7:15 p.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and Newport boule- vards in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 857-6059. LEGAL ASSISTANCE Oasis Senior Center offers a half-hour of free legal consulta- tion by appointment by calling 644-3244. LIVING WITH CANCER Monthly workshops for people with cancer and their relatives meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m . the sec- ond Tuesday of every month at the Patty and George Hoag Can- cer Center in Newport Peach. For more tnlormabon, call 760-5542. LUPUS FOUNDATION A support group for younger patients with lupus meets from 1 :30 to 3 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month m Newport Beach. For details, call 536-1734 . LYMPHEDEMA WORKSHOP "We're going to be meeting with them.• No meeting has been sched- uled yet. Meyer said she hopes Rel.eat and the city will be able to iron out their d.lfferences. •we have a dream to plant 2,000 trees by the year 2000," she said. •we hope we can accom- plish that." • A worlalbop for people with lym~ meets tram 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. 00 the ftnt Tuelday ol each IDeDlti et~~ Cea· ter auditorium bl Beech. For information. call 1 ~2. MEAL N()(iUM OUil Senior Center offen a meal program for memben. Lunch it served daily from th.CS a.m. to 12:15 p.m. ln the multipur- pose room at 800 Marguerite Ave.. Corona. del Mar. Home- dellvered meals ·are available for homebound seniors. Reservations are ·reqtpred. Meals are spon- sored by SCSS Inc. For more information, call 644-3244. MEDfCA.l. EQUIPMENT Oasis Senior Center offers medical equipment rental, from wheelchairs to wallcera and more, by calling ~-3U4 . MEDICAL LIBRARY Oasis Senior Center has a com- prehensive medical library to answer or research any medical question. Call 644-3244. MEDICARE ASSISTANCE Oasis Senior Center otters a counselor to assist with questions about Medicare, HMOs, supple- mental and long-term care insur- ance by appointment. For tnore information or appointments, call 644-3244. MEDITATION SESSION •Expanded Awareness Semi- nars presents a weekly medita- tion session at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at the Hub of Newport Mesa, 230 E. 17th St., Suite 218. Suggested donation is $10. For more infor- mation, caU 646-1128. •A tree introductory class in primordial sound medJtation is offered by Marvin Greenberg at Complementary Healing Arts, 666 Baker St., Costa Mesa. For the. time and day or to make a reservation, call 969-7653. MEN'S SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho- logical Association presents a men's support group at 4 p.m . Fri- days. The fee is $25 per session. For more information, call 722- 4588. MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT GROUPS •The Alliance for the Mentally ID of Orange County provides edu- cation and emotional support for f~ei with Joved ones who are mentally W. A free suppo~ group meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. every other Saturday at Orange County Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Red- hill Ave., Cost.a Mesa. For more informadon, call 850-8463. •St. And,rew's Presbyterian Cburch offers a support group for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. The group meets Sundays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Church's Dierenfield Hall C, 600 No matter what you're doing, your hom@town newspaper Fns IN .•• Daily Pfk>t . . . . St. Andtewa Road, Newport OVERfATBS ANONYMOUS Beeda. The group ts open to the Qvereaten Anonymous meets community and committed to from 7 to 9 p.m. Wedne.days at oonfidmtialt.ty. Por more tntonno-West Newport CooimuQity Cen{ tioll, call 631-2880. ter, 883 W. 15tb St., No. S, New- port Beach. for IQOl"8 infonnation NElWORKING MEmNG call 953-0900. • . •1be Networlren, a program provided bl the Costa Mesa Chamber o Commerce, meets from 11:45 a.m. tot p.m. Wednes- days at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country etub, 1701 GoU Coune Drive. LWlch ls S12. The one-time membership fee is $15. For more information, call 574-8783 or 540- 0201 . •Prospects Networking Group meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m. Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Breakfast is $6. For more ·informa- tion, ca.ll Angle Stafford at 474- 2225 or Tina Firman at 551 -3156. •Ali Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7:15 a.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 857-6059. NEED TO RELAX? Zen Home Stitchery, a local manufacturer of meditation sup- plies, holds a free meditation from 5 to 7 p.m. Sundays at Mesa Busi- ness Center, 711 W. 17th St., Swte A-8. For more information, call 722-7818. NEWPORT BEACH Tiie Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation CoJWnis· sion meets at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month in the City Council chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-31.>1. NICOTINE ANONYMOUS Nicotine Anonymous fellow- ship wants to help men and women who smoke to quH and remain smoke-free. For more information on local evening meetings, call 650-2713. OPEN HOUSE The Cost.a Mesa Historical Society holds a free open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. The event features memo- rabilia from the city of Costa Mesa and the Santa Ana Army Air Base. For more information, call 634-5918. .. PAAENTING SKll1S • Bn1ign Intermediate School offers a tree parenting seminar and open d!Kusaioo for parents of teens from 1 to 8:30 p.m. on the last Wednesday of each month Por more inf ormatlon, call 225- 8189. PARKINSON'S SUPPORT GROUP Oasis Senior Center otters a Parkin.son's support group from 7 to 9 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244. PRE/POST NATAL YOGA The Yoga Place offers a pre/post-natal yoga class from J to 4:30 p .m . Thursdays. New classes begin on the first of lhP month. For more infonnation, call 642-7400. PROSTATE DISCUSSION GROUP Hoag Cancer Center often, Man to Man, a free prostate-can- cer discussion group, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on the first Wednesddy of each month at the center audi- torium, 1 Hoag Drive, Builctinq 41, Newport Beach.· For reservd- tions or more information, call 722-6237. REFERRAL GROUP The Pacific Businesii XchangP has weekly breakfast meetings dl 7 a.m. Tuesdays at the Pactl1<. Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd . Newport Beach. There is no charge for the initial meeting. for more information, call 640-0588 . RELATIONSHIP GROUP The Newport Beach Psycho· logical Association presents d coed relationship group called Insight Equals Power at 7 p.m, Thursdays. The fee is $25 per week. For more information, call • 722-4588. • EYE-OPEN.ER Costa Mesa getsjlnt-ever state champ'lonship --&sa cross cowitry ov..ercarne adversity to reign supreme at state finals. llQ:any Faulkner, Daily Pilot ..;,..cOSTA MESA -Switchbacks is a cross :cQpntry term used to describe a course's ilSnh change of direction. But it could also iDe easily applied to the emotional twists ind turns endured by Costa Mesa High Ql$ coach Joe Susi's talented team last .mJl. , however, as Busi later said , it was a r-coaster season, the Mustangs timed ~ cllrnb to the top with masterful preci- £Son. ]'hat final ascent included three person- J"eCOrd times out of five scoring runners Fresno's Woodward Park, which enabled :the Mustangs to enjoy the breathtaking from atop all statewide Division fV ~petition. Senior Gegi Van De Walker carried the pace for the first third of the 5,000-meter course, but junior Jamie DeNoewer, as has t>een her custom all year, loped to the.front ot the Mustangs' pack, where she stayed tae rest of the way. DeNoewer, who was second at Pacific Coast League finals and third at the South- ern Section finals, finished third in 18:54. Senior Zoila Gomez, around whom a controversy swirled during a five-day peri- ~ in October, finished 11th for the cham- 'p!ons in 19:39, while Van De Walker psed 13th with a personal-record 19:39. Sophomore Sarah C~on, who had fin- ish~ 22nd out of 95 competitors at the sec- tion finals, was 15th out of 133 state rivals. Her time of 19:43 was also a PR. Sophomore Jackie Nguyen 41st in the Southern Section meet the previous week at Mt. San Antonio College, wound up 33rd in Fresno, adding yet another PR (20:15) to the Mustangs' collection. Mesa's 51 combined points easily bested top-ranked Campolindo (81), Southern Section champion Nordoff (81) and Corona del Mar (86). Both Nordoff and CdM had finished ahead of the Mustangs a t the sec- tion finals. No one in the PCL finished ahead of the Mustangs on the course, but an error in judgment by some Mesa adm.i.Qistrators nearly provided Busi's girls their toughest opposition. Busi, uncertain before the season began as to the eligibility status of Gomez, who transferred to Mesa from Mexico, openly questioned officials in the athletic and counseling offices whether Gomez met C IF standards. He was assured there wasn't a problem, but Learned otherwise Oct. 20, when he was told by school officials that she was indeed ineligible. The three PCL duel-meet victories in which Gomez had already competed (over University, Estancia and Aliso Niguel) were all forfeited, which wound up costing QUOTE OF THE DAY ·1i't bttn a gt'«ll ~ U1Uh a lac Of "1# 0lttl ....._ /Ci"-aa~ .... ~·u· -carrA MRSA CROSS COUNTRY COAOI JOB 1JlJSI the team the league title. An aggravated Busi, backed up by his disappointed athletes, wondered aloud if the administrative confusion had cost the team much more than that. Busi vented his anger with administra- tors in the Daily Pilot, where BiJJ Wetten- gel, a Mesa counselor, was candidly quot· ed as accepting blame. An lette r to the. editor detail ing the team's frustration, composed by Cotton, Van De Walker and DeNoewer, dppeared in the Oct. 24 Pilot, and stated: "This loss crushed our faith of becoming the Pacific Coast League champions for the first time in 17 years, and all hope of going to state as a team. Our team's season has now deteri- orated.· That season was salvaged the very same day the letter was published, however, when CIF Southern Section Commissioner Dean Crowley announced a hardship waiver had been granted, restonng Gomez's eligibility. The forfeits stood, which did eventually cost the Mustangs that elusive league crown. But with Gomez back in the fold, her team's spirits soared, while its times diminished. Emotion flowed from Mesa runners, coaches and supporters after the victorious effort in Fresno and Busl tried to sum it all up. "It's been a great season with a lot of ups and downs. It's been a roller-coaster season emotionally.• DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT Costa Mesa High's state championship cross country team. One for the books DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT • Relatively modest team records disguise Costa Mesa girls' sterling success, spearheaded ·by the cross country team's CIF state crown. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -To borrow a time-honored sports cliche, you can "throw out the records" when con- sidering the composite success achieved by Costa Mesa High girls athletics in the 1997-98 school year. To do anything less. in fact, would be downright unjust. Consider, the Mustdngs claimed the school's first state title -in any sport, boys or girls -shared a Pacific Coast League crown, earned CIF Southern Section playoff berths in basketball, volleyball and water polo, and added noteworthy individual post- season prosperity in track and field, swimming and ~~. ~ C osta Mesa's glrlt celebrate a big moment In volleyball (above); below, softball (and tennis) standout Krllttn Chlsbolm baffles an Ed.lion opponent u she splm the ball toward the plate; water polo goalie Stephanie Lombardo comes high out of tile water to block an attempt by a Jloothlll High foe; Shakena Hendenon prepares to launch tn the discul; and swtmmtng standout Surprisingly. however, only two Mesa teams fin- ished with a winning overall record, and one of those was posted by a soccer squad that did not make the playoffs. · Cross country, which accounted for the state crown, would have added a PCL title, as well; if not for an administrative oversight. which forced the team to forfeit three league dual-meet wins for using a then-ineligible runner. PCL crown, but Gomez's eligibility was later restored, alloWUlg her to compete m the postseason. That postseason began with an impressive team' vtctory at league fmals, but the points system and dual-meet forfeits forced Mesa to settle for a second-: place tie m the league standings. · Wendy Martlnovtch heacll for victory tn the breaststroke lap of the 200-yard lndtvtdual medley. There was nothing deceiving about the accolades collected by talented and versaWe performers Julie Cdllett (softball, basketball and volleyball), Gegi Van De Walker (cross country, soccer as well as track and field), Jamie DeNoewer (cross country and track) and Kristin Chisholm (tennis, basketb411 and softball). Collett, the Newport-Mesa District Player of the Year in softball and basketball (the first such double in dream team history), was named the PCL Female Athlete of the Year and shared the school's Female Athlete of Year with fellow senior Van De Walker. Van De Walke r was an all-league perform.er in soccer, a key contributor ln cros country and a league champ (1,600-meler relay) and double Southern Section medalist (300 burd1 and the relay) in track and field. She flnJ.shcd with o school· record 13 varsity I tten. DeNoewer w third ln Division IV at the ltate cross country finals, w a member of the decorated 1,600 relay ~et tn th 1pnng and aJ.jo spark.led tn the middle d1lt8n for Coech JObn C6mey. Chllholm mede th PCL stngles iemlflnall tn.ten- nll, emerged• o viluab contribUtor lJ\ buketbe.ll, and threw • nc>-bltt.r in IOltball en route to All· ... .. iall-dlltiiCt ~. l Outllde tbe .,.... Jtm w..a ,. •• , ... ...- to wwam the baketbd coedalng ~ ftCMld tiy the~ riNilgMdon of Newport~ Dtlidct and PCL COldl Of tbe Yw Sbclntll .. ""6Cl: AdcllDWIJ, 11l11r•· Wild ID ...... 119 relief antk::lpatid for 1908·99, u _. .. P"JPOMd . dep&rtw'e ol ~ H1DI and Alllo ~·.1nn-­ PC'l.. MYS ma..n.llHd. H .. 'I a sport·~ lOok lnl6de the_,.._.. • Clw co•lrJ. Coech Joe hll'I 17 a• lo red fteg UIJ . .,... pl'Oblem! 1ftla w• ' ' h kn bl the atbletic and~ .. llllllllll• ••aa 'begu. hil ~ fMll .._. ••t1 .... Zdila 1Gcner w Nied ~•"jldl am- petlng la~ PCI. ....... wtm. The Mnl wwe ,_. 1 11. °*"'I• .... • m Junior Jamie DeNoewer (second in 18:28), Gomez (third m 18:33), sophomore Sarah Cotton (sixth m 19:04) and Gegi Van De Walk.er (seventh ln 19:15) fueled the Mesa domination at Irvin& Park, while sophomore Jackie Nguyen (20:25) rounded out the scoring five. Mesa's 36 points were well bet- ter than Aliso Niguel's 46 and Universitys 48; but Uni was awarded the team crown based on tbe aforementioned fonuula. DeNoewer wes third overall (19:02) and Goma fifth (19:11) at the CIP Southern Section Division IV fmals, where Van De Walker (19th), Cotton (22nd) and Nguyen (41st) combined. to prodUce a third- place finish. , The breakthrough, however, came in the ltUa meet ln Fresno, wheie DeNoew r (third 1n 18:~ Gomez (11th in 19:31), Van Do Walker (13th 19:39), Cotton (15th ln 19:43) and Nguyen (30dl In 20:15) combined to hamm r the field. • Mesa's 51 points ea.Uy be~ top~ranked pollndo of Moraga (81), Southern Section cm• Nord.oft (8t)•an<t Corona d 1 Mar (88) to gift athool itJ ftnt state d\Amp1omh1p beNMlr in eta. 40 yean of competttioa. • IMketbell: D1neU and lnjurfet PlaaUed tM .. all ..uon. bUt .., NNiled'eD-... .... Wblill &Mdtng ICalW Ud ......... ~ w• at for the IMIGft _... ed a naggmg back aQment In the._. game. Mll9 WU •·12 ......... llStil ... x .. wMb n..l ~-·1111 -:1=1 am.ct by the 47·28 blowo.lt~-.... 1be win ..,.meet ......... Pel. .... = ~ = :'L';!.:-~mlillli .. 1wtoded llD 1blt ......... ·---~-Mle~Jt ... Ml ...... ............... MESA GIRLS CONTINUED FROM 5 An 33-32 upset loss to Laguna Hills, however, forced the m to set- Ue for the co-championship with Aliso, also 8-2 Ul league. Mesd opened the CrF South- ern Section Division In-A playoffs Wllh d commanding 55-34 win over Yuccd Valley, but was elimi- nctled 111 the second round by third-seede d Morningside, 49-34, 1olm1~h 13-15 • Collett, a 5-foot-8 forward, dvcrdged eight points and nearly r ight rebounds per game to share Newport-Mesa Player of the Year ldurels Wllh Newport Harbor's Kalend Jackson. Collett was Joined on the all-district squad by Chaprn, who averaged 10.3 points in 16 games. Lik e Collett, junior forward ...,. Evelyn Powers was tabbed a first-~ team All-PCL choice by the cir-> cuit's coaches, who afforded ~ Chapin, junior Kim Nguyen and x sophomore Jenny Earnest honor-~ able menlion. '.j + Water polo· The team's 11-15 § record (3-2 in league) was supremely rruslectding, Wllh 11 second in the 300 hurdles (46.69) regulM-season losses commg at league finals and was sixth at agamst teams ra nked in the ClF finals. Orange County top 10. Kroening, a sophomore in her Coach Scott Taylor's Mustangs. fJISt track season, was second in howevc>r, mandged to fi rushed league in the 400 (59.0), then fin- thud 10. league Tius generated an ished fifth among CIF Division m JOVltdbOn to the CIF DiVlSIOn "' foes. playoffs, wqere they feU to Ocean Shakena Henderson was sec- League champion Santa Moruca, ond in league in the discus (103-3 b-1 , tn the fust round 3/4) and third in the shot put (33- Seruors Can Howse and 1uruor 6), before capturing a fourth- Amy Devey. who led the team place discus medal at the section Wlth 48 ctnd 46 goals, respective-finals with a heave of 11 8-0. ly, were flrst-tedJTl All -PCL selec-DeNoewer was third in the lions, wh1l<> Junior goalie 1,600 (5:24.18) at league finals. 'ilephctrne Lombdrdo was a sec-+ Softball: The Mustangs won 4 ond-lectm choK<'. of 5 league games heading into ·l· Volle yball: Fust-year coach the regular season finale, which Yv0tte Ybdrra mhented a 26-allowed them to flirt with a third- mdtc h losing streak, but the Mus-place playoff berth. tangs won their first five non -But Laguna Hills ended their ledgUP contests and entered postseason dreams with a win, ledgue on a 7-1 roU. finalizing their record at 7-15, 4-6 They endured a 3-7 league in league. rctmpd1gn, hut were ranked No. 6 Julie Collett hit .438 with 11 in lhP fmctl CIF Southern Section RBI, 16 runs and was perfect on 01vts1on IU-A regular-season poll 11 stolen-base attempts to cap a dnd earned an at-lctrge berth in brilliant four-year career. She was the III-A playoffs IL WdS thetr first Newport-Mesa District Player of postsPctson appearance since the Year as a fresh.man and 1491 shared the honor as a jurlior, Despite the strong play of fl!Sl-before once again topping the IPdm AJl-PC L middle blocker Dream Team in her final prep Julie Collett and second-team campaign. dll -lectgue setter 0dylyn Kelley, A shortstop, she finished with MP'>d was ha ndled by Golden 127 varsity hits, nine homers, 59 West League chdmp1on Rosary, steals, 81 runs and close to 80 RBI 15-6, 15-11 , 15-7, in the fi rst (RBI stats were not kept her junior round The loss made Mesa's season). overctll record 10-9. Senior catcher Heather Chrls- Kelly C hapin and i;velyn Pow-tiansen hit .330 with 15 RBI and ers both earned honorable men-provided solid defense to join bon in the coaches' all -league Collett on the all-district and first. voting . team All-PCL selections. + Track and tleld: A victory over Kristin Chisholm, who hurled a Estancia was the lone PCL dual-no-hitter against Laguna Beach, meet triumph, but the 1,600-was also an all-diltrlct choice meter relay quartet of Julie after finishing with a 2.87 BRA Kroening (a split of 1 :00.3), Jamie and a 7-13 record in 112 innings. DeNoewer ( 1 :02), Sarah Cotton She also batted .279 with 19 bits, (1:01.2) and Gegi Van De Walker a homer and three RBI en route to (59.9) brought home the gold second-team all-league recognt- medal at PC L finals. ti.on. The same foursome went on to Sophomore outfielder Kelly ftrush fourth at the Southern Sec-Daub was alao an all-di.strict pick, tion DiVlS1on III finals, as all four after hitting .314 with one homer, bettered their career-best split to seven RBI and seven lteell. finish in 3:58 61. + Swimmlng: Coach Cryat4l Van De Walker also finished Whitmore'• squad, wound up 4·•· • 2-3 in league. but produced .a st:rin9 of champioriship finalists at the PCL meet. Senior Allison Alastuey was third in league in the 500-yard freestyle (5:26.07) and the 100 backstroke (1 :02.49) and went on to make the consolation finals in each at the Southern Section Division m meet. Freshman Wendy Martinovich was third in the PCL in the 100 breaststroke (1:12.50) and fifth in the 200 individual medley (2:22.82) and was a consolation finalist in Division m. Additional highlights at league finals included: Emily Wells, third in the 200 free (2:09.42) and 11th in the 100 butterfly; Erin Bayes, fourth in the 100 free (59.23) and sixth in the 50 free (26.75); Jody Martinovich, Wendy's twin sister, fow;th in the 200 IM (2:22.12); C::ari Howse, fifth in the 200 free (2:13.16) and 15th in the 100 Oy; Sara Whitaker, seventh in the 200 free (2:09.42) and ninth in the 100 backstroke; as well as Stephanie Lombardo, 10th in the 100 breast- stroke with a CIF-quallfying time of 1:13.26. + Soccer: Coach Dan Johnston's squad be at up on nonleague opponents, before suffering a 3-7 league rec.ord to finish 10-9-3. A 3-0 victory over Laguna Beach in the PCL finale provided a positive ending to the campaign in which defender Gegt Van De Walker garnered first-team All- PCL laurels. Freshman forward Fernanda Velasco, who led the team in scor- ing, was a second-team all- league selection, as was junior defender Uz Powell. + Tennl.t: Kristin Chisholm com- piled a 24-6 regular-season league record and continued to impress in the PCL individual townament. She defeated an Estancia opponent ln the first round, then uplet the No. • seed from Laguna Hills, before falling to top-seeded Jessica Post of Laguna Beach in the aemtffnat•. The team fin1ab.ed 2·14, 0-10 in league. , I ~ ,. •• · ·-_·---~-- I tbe mtb. • . !._ ! Today they return to the same lite with a ~~ • game again.st La Mirada:. .j:~.::.L I ~ cloled out J>OOl PiaY. willl an 8-2 ~ I Saturday over Surf Qty. Tb8 Bma AD-Stan w.rtf ,_ : 1 and flnWied f1nt iD their pOOI. •• .... : NeWpOrt Mt the tone few S.tUldilYI game Wtla • ~ five-run tint innlng. Keehan, Matt Bw:lnlH~ ~ 1 aDd Mike VaclcAr each bad RBI hits tn tbe tnntn9:; : Keehan started for Newport and pitched tbme ! LOS ALAMITOS-Se¥en years ago, the Newport Harbor Baseball ANOdatton wu created to give Newport Beach and ea.ta Mel& bueball players an altemative to little league. After a slow atart, the pro- gram, wbtch wu built from the ground up, ts start- ing to bloom u the Bronco (11·12) All-Stms, Blue Tham, advanced to the semtftnelt of the Lot Alalni- toa Tournament with a 12-3 victory Sunday over Los Al.emtto. at the Lot Alamitos Baseball Complex. hitlell tnntngs, giving up just one walk. , : Bndniu was the big bitter ot the day, with ,twp : doubles and four RBI. Keehan a110 had two bits. ' In the fourth inning, Newport allowed oil aomiof · its defensive skills. With orj.11 out, Keehan, no\f;4t ' shortstop, made a great stop in the hole and fll'ed"to • second for the force out. Then R.J. Muller, playing catcher, picked a runner off third base for the final The toutnament. wbich includes perennial pow- erhouses Anaheim and Fountain Valley, is the last major tuneup before the district tournament begins. out of the inning. ~- The recent success of the NHBA 11 no elXict!M)t League omdals have incorporated a program tl10f teaches young players, those at the Pinto level (age&- 7-8), the basic fundamentals of the game. ~ there, the league bolds clinics to help refine ~le and advanced skills. ~ •This is probably the toughest Pony-Bronco-tour- nament in Orange County,• Newport Manager Steve PJested said. •0ur guys know that they have to step up a notch to be competlttve. • Prested's crew mopped up on Supday behind an array of standouts, including Taylot'Youq,g, Patrick Keehan, Kevin Courvoisier, Blake Prested, Pbillp Gustin and Blaine Gribble, among others. Also in the works, the league is setting up a series of 1DA11datory coaching clinlcs to help prospective coaches learn the proper techniques to teach their players. All this has helped the league to improve gradu- ally, of which this year's All-Star team is a good example. Young, Keehan and Courvoisier tea.med up to limit Los Alamitos to five hits; Young was 2 for 2 with 2 RBI, including an igniting solo homer1 Prested was 2 for 3 with 2 RBI ; Gustin was 2 for 3 with 2 RBI; and Gribble put the icing on with a three-run homer in .. . •0n any given day, we can bea~ Fountain Valley or Anaheim,• the older Prested said. •we couldn't" say that uritil this year.• ... Tars sweep polo to111'11ey~~ • Sailors top Corona del Mar in finals of Cougar Tournament, 12-4. MISSION VIEJO - Newport Harbor High's summer edi- tion of water polo did a number of the opposition Saturday and Sun- day, completing a five-game sweep with a 12-4 decision over Back Bay rival Corona del Mar. The Sailors jwnped. to a 6-1 lead at halftime and won going away, scoring three goals in each quarter. Peter Beldon, Jeff Leeper, Kevin Beeker,· fyler Ca.fee and Gary Conwell all scored twice in the title game, and Cl.int Peetz and Andrew Evans added single tallies. Tun Birdsong was credited with eight saves for the Sailon. Jason Palda was Cd.M's scor- ing leader with two goals. The Sea Kings got to the finals with a 9-5 victory over Laguna Beach, paced by Ryan Tuckers four goals. In Saturday'• three-game sweep of Etiwanda (4-2), River- side Poly (8-2) and Costa Mesa (10-3), the Sea Kings showed sec- ond-half power. Greg Marchiorlattl scored all four goals in the second half to overtake Btiwanda, with sopho· more Garrett Bowlls credited with 13 saves. Marchiorlatti, Tucker and Pal- da each scored twice against Riverside Poly as the Sea Kings snapped away from a 2-2 halftime lead with six unanswered goals. No sec.ond-balf exploits were necessary against Costa Mesa after building a 6-0 halftime lead. Marchiorlatti (4), Tucker (3) and junior John Graa.sS'o (2) were the leading scorers. U.S. tops Yugoslavia CORONA DEL MAR -The United POLO States national water polo team left for Germany on Suriday with tournaments in Hanover and Becej, Yugoslavia, bolstered by Satwday's 7-6 victory over Yugoslavia in the finale of a three-game set after winning the U.S. Cup at Newport Beach a week earlier. •1t was a nice way to finish off two weeks of very difficult train- ing and competition,• said U.S. Coach John Vargas. •we played under control and bad a good counterattack going, particularly tn the second half." The Americans will use the European mini-tour as a final tuneup before competing in the Goodwill Games in New York beatnnina July 20. 1IMnm "STATES 7, Y UGORAYIA 6 Yugoslavia 2 3 1 0 -6 Unft9d States 2 2 1 2 -7 ~ -Usatokovk 3, Sapk 2, NlkoHc 1. Saves: Jovanovic 3, K(.lljaca 4. U.S. -Kredel 2, Wlgo 2, Laster 1, ~ng 1. Pope 1. Saves: Hackett: 7. YES, THERE WILL BE A TO GO BY BOAT ON NE The Newport Harbor Naatial ii building a 71 ft. float alongside rhe Pritk of Nnvport fo by bay bow and cxamion veads. Our goal ia t0 have lhc by summer of 1998. To finance our vcntwe the M You are invited co suppon this cff'ort. Permanent ~ • on a plaque u the head of the gangway from the ft imif. Riverboat IWta . ···Exclting Muae WUiL*t Entertaining E and Lo11 of Open to the public C:.Ome Aboard! , Newport Beach to host National Open . · Water Championship- NEWPORT -· BEACH -The city of Newport Beach in conjunction with Unitest States Swimming and SOCAL Competitive Aquatics Club will host the 1 SK National Open Rough Water Championship Race-o~ July 11. I The nine-mile course will start at th.e Newport Pier and hea~ north to 56th Street. Racers will then tum south and head to~ Wedge before retumin.g to t!M\' pier. . "'' The race will determine Uiir national champions for .both zn'eA. and women and is a qualifying. event for the world ct>emplonlbtp.' The race marks the first time' Southern California bu hOlted &- national IWimm1ng championship since the 198" Olympia. Th portidpate, swimmen must achieve a quaJifyiD9 time in a pool and have partldpated in an open water eVent. Participants will include the U.S. national team, naUonol team memt>en from New Z.eal.end, Spain. u wen: as Venezuela, and strong swim'-" mers from local awtm clubs. .. There will also be aborter events earlier in the day that w.ill begin at the Balboa Pier and end at the Newport Pier. · Porinfonnatton. (9'9) 64.4..Jlrt ... WPLACE RT BAY. ,,., Tbie Com Me.a Club .,...,~,...... lieni row, 1n>1p left: MIU AhardnJan. Davtd n-an, ~f4J'ihld ~ ChrU ~Sandro; Standing, left: Coach 'nm Wlltant COllCh Oil Monland. lllimnt ~taln lCarthik ..«nthnamurthy, Rkky Herrera. ..captain Ryan Gallacher, sean Baume, . ''CfuU ~ravil, , c::oach Marty Yuen, :.._..tant coach ..J>~yYuen. ~·· MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1M Crista Mesa club team wins Division m •Victory over Irvine wraps up undefeated (10-0-2) season . COSTA MESA -With o 7.3 victory over ltvine on Sunday, the Colt.a Mesa club roller boclcey teem wre_pped up an undete.ated seuon with the Dlvtaon m roller hockey chompkmship. ea.ta Mesa fell behind, 1..0, in the tint quart.er until Ryan Gallacher, who was 5ee• ond in the league with 33 points, scored otf o rebound Alw hvtne's MCOnd goal. Chris Gravit tied the IOOte at 2-2 with a backhander into the top right comer of the net behind Ricley HeJTera, the league's leading scorer with 45 pointi, tired a shot from the net that caromed off the goalie for a 3·2 lead. :. Later, Gravis' second goal of the game gave Costa Mesa a 4-3 lead and the win· .. ners proceeded to shut Irvine down. Gravis and Gallac;her each scored hat tricks, taking advantage of Irvine's attempts to shut down Herrera. Ka.rtb1k Krishnamurthy, Parshid Kazi and David Tran held Irvine at bay on defense and did not allow Irvine any outnumbered attack:.6. Earlier in the day, Costa tytesa also defeated University, 7-2. Herr-:ra and Gravis had hat trlcks that complemented Chris DeSandro's outstanding play 111 goal . Costa Mesa finiSbed its second season of play with a 10..0-2 record. PWllC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ~ POil.iC NOTICES est.ate undw the 1nctepen. PUBLIC NOTICE nerehlp · PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ttw ~ CGur11y Md ll011Cl OF rtrmOte TO COde ~ 12SO A ReclutSt 1°' d °"'* Courey. c.11at:-_,..,.,,...,,........;...--__;..;;.__ dent Admlnlstr•tlon of Et-H•w you llarted doing .... ~ 1.,..,.. .-..rm mATE OF ~ Nc*e form IS IVllllllle nta.•ac..t"'-~. AifOBuc NOTICE '"" Act. fThl• A.ulhority THE COSTA MESA ZON· busine11 yet? v11. e-1991 Romtov. Business FJctUlousAuatneu t111t to emmi•*"" ~ u...rawo.wecHA.1 1nim1t1ecoundeftl rta:sspM•e.ch. CA......_ Wiii dow tN s>«eonil rep. ING AUl'.fJNTSTR~TO~ EdP.at A. l>uh H It t t NarM State"'*'t No. 2I ( the 'U1r) • ......,,.,.._.,. 0000. N't4 0...12'2..U. Ttle • .$TATIMINTOF r11entatlve lo hike many WILL RENDER A OECI· The 1tal11Mflt wu filed The:':W,ng"p~"!~"1111 Thefotlowingpeteoneare .,_upontheCoimi•P. Cl:seHoA1911187 1.AWOfflCEI OFWfJC WOeG widllligl_. ~ dle-- AmlNDONMl!NT OF .alone without obtaining SION ON THURSDAY, with the Coutlly Clefk of dol business 11~ n doing butlnnt as: y., ~ (..-... To II 1*11, llenetto111ts 116SGA/fFELDAVf c:1111M 91"1 11ibmY fot _,,, USE OF FICTITIOUI COYlt approval. a.tore IM· JULY 09, 1998· OR AS Otan9e County on etoe/9& c.rf 1FORNIA 0 8EACH NAZAN'S CARE, 342 E. ~,.._,for Lat CltditM, eot*not,.. ~ ALJiAMBRACAgt8()1 .. ....,.,..,_. d tr. llNllll ..... 9\ISINKSSHAMI! lnQ certain Ylf"l lmpottanl SOON AS POSSIBLE t88187to904 BABES. 2400 W. Coast 181h St .. Colla Mtta, CA 1d'TncSNo.1-7"}.1n ttw lndPttSOnlWl'IOfN¥otnltMM Hewool'lllfacll-COstaMISI eddrW ... Md°'9wcamlftOn ti)• lollowl ec11ont , howeverlvlh• ptf· THEREAFTER. ON THE Diiiy PUot Jun• 22. 29, Hwy II Newport Beach 92827 CIY d N9wpart ...,. (1tle be lnllmtld '""" Wiii ()(ma CN478814 swo Jun 22 23 29 =-.. I 91"!, .,_, • :JI pereone eonal rtpreaenlal I wlll be FOUOWINO ITEM: July 8 13 1994 m2311 CA e2&a3 ' Nuan K Loeur 342 E '°"'"").NCOrdeclonJuly 12, or bOt11 al KAM8LE SWO.WEI gga a.Id U6e _.. be ht~'!.· •Fbl anlldlon 'eh• u, .. of required 10 GlV• notice to 1. ZONING ACTION v.. ' ' oauld "·amp 2400 w 18th St .. °Co1ta Mn•. CA 1'11 • Dua,,.. No. CHAI • 1 ...... IU ~ m\WWtt ... • c• ou1 u• nH • 1n11r111ed P«ION uni.11 118·21 FOR PAC1F1c BELL PUBLIC NOTICE • "' · · 112821 11110 MCI lftOft '*' '" 'Y A PETIT~N FOR PROBATE or ~ ....-s or ~91~1E.: ~UkOIOod IAMAGE0S, lhey h~• waived notice °' MOBILE SERVICES, AU· ~~!:~ ~~92S:~· Newport Thia buelnen 11 con· dl9cdbld In _.. 0:... til 1111 been fifed~ WtttO>i Cha '" PUBLIC NOTICE lmfll9d, repdlng uae. l9;J~ "'r wo w .. r· conltnted lo 1M propoMd THORIZEO AGENT FOR Plc lllloin 8inlneH ' ducted by· an Individual -.-IOO ~ Cou """· ;iAotM 1, or encum-a/'I09. CA. 92888 action.) The Independent COSTA MESA 111 PART· H•m• Statement Thi• bu~lnen 1' con· Have 0~ •tatted doln .. -. -a 111 Supenor 11 al --1orni. N01'U OI' TRUSTl!l!'8 tir---. to PllY the retnllin-r.n.., Flcl1Uou1 Bu1ln111 admlnltltltlon authority wlll NE RSHIP, LTD.. FOR A The following peraon1 are ducted by. an Individual bu1lne1~ yet? Y11, 1998 g ~~Mo: Cou~o1 ORANGE. Ul.2 Na No. • 1217D ~ aum d 0. Name referred lo above be granted unlHI an lnlef· MINOR CONDITIONAL USE doing bullntH a1: Have you etarted doing Nuan K. Lo.1er n. w..,._...lld ~ M PUITK>N r<>R PRO-a.vtcs • ~ l'ED BANK 1) wured bV Ulld wu /lled In Or111g1 County Hied perton fllet an ob-PERMIT TO ALLOW A 60 L & C, 212 Geneva Ave .. builnen yll? No Thi• atalemtnl was filed ....,;; ·-llllmlY tor BATE ~IS INI Wtriaf Cha llnm1112 TNSof • "° d trUlt. wlltt ....... on 2a,93, Flit No.F559888 JIC11on to the petition and FOOT HIGH MONOPOLE Huntington Buch, CA ~~td Kramp fil d with the Oounly ~ltrk ol 11'1 lnc:on:w o1 a. be lllfXl'*<I a pellOl\ll "Pl't· CASTANON YOU /IM W ttw.on, M pOYidad In utd 6rlc. OouglH Warman. 1how1 good CIUH why the WITHIN THE 5' SIDE SET· 92848 • llllement WH I e Orange Counly on 6-11·98 .., .. mdr..a and ottw ......... ., ldln!Mllf Ille tsllll Dl!FMJLT UNDl!R A 181> natAIC•). ~ • ll'Y. 1939 E. Kirkwood Ave .. Or· court 1hoold not grant the BACK, WITH TWO, 10 Caroline Zo1cak, 212 Oe· with the County Clerk 01 1988S7S11S1 con•norulealgNlion.r-v, ofltleoecedent °' TRU91', DATm 4/'IO/T7. undlrthee.nnlldthedeed ange, CA. 112866 authority. SQUARE FOOT BTS UNITS nev• Ave Huntington Orange Counly on 6•11•118 ,_...,, laid U6e wf1 A HEMING on Ille pnton UHL.DI YOU TN<l!ACTION at Crull, ....,__ ,_, Thie busln111 11 con· A HEARING on the petl· AT THE EXISTING PUBLIC Beach, CA 92848 199H7S11S 5 Dally Pilot June 15• 22• 211• :ow" but wlhoul c:av. Wiii bl;hekl on~ 23. 19Q8 at TO ""°Tl!CT YOUR~ cN1vet Md _,.. ... d ducted by an lndlvldual lion Wiii be held on JULY STORAGE MINl·STORAGE Laura Ch111, 212 Geneva Dally Pilot June 15, 22, 29, July 8, lll98 m2t3 rwc~ _,....... t:45PMin Dept. No 703loclle0 IRTY,ITMAY•9Cl.DATA ttwtndlt8e and d the tN1t1 Eric OouglH Warman 18, 1998 •t 1:45pm In Dept. FACILITY LOC~JEO AT Ave., Huntington Beach, July 6, 1998 m219 PUBLIC NOTICE °' imp1ec1. Nlglf'dlng t111t, a 341 Tiii C4ty Ortw Otange, CA ~ ~ ....... !!..... ~ 0.-d by utd de9CI d 1998S7S 1111 7031ocat9d t l341 The City 2099 PLACENTIA AVENUE CA926'18 pcllWl!a or g'261~1571 ,_AN™--'~""' Crull. ..,._. 9'-.21. Thi• 1tat1men1 wH tllld Dflve South, Orange, CA IN AN MO ZONE. ENVI· Thie bu1ln1u Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE FlctllloMs BMtlnHt tr=: to"PllY the~ f YOU OBJECT ID the 1l,t!,C~~ :-Dad: M'9 ZI. 1W, with Iha County Clerk of 92868. RONMENTAL OETEAMINA· duclld by a general part· Name St•tement ~ turn d the g1119ng al 1t1e pettgn you •-..-• NorU,_. Mortgage S.V-' Orange County on &-l I ·H IF YOU OBJECT to 1he TION: EXEMPT. nershlp Flclltlous BualMH The followlng petlont 111 •> aaand bV md ltD.lld appear ll the nunno and ~ ~~..: Ices. Inc.. at ""'*-. = Janft• E. Oobrolt Jr granUng ot the petition, you IF THE ABOVE AC-Have you started doing Name St•t•ment doing bulln111 as: d Crull. we .,.... ._ your Oll!ldlOtlS °' hit _ ...__ • --~1tl70 Can*tc> Dll~ ~- 1. 'La ' " thould appeat al the ,,..,. TION(S) IS/ARE CHAL· butlnen ytt? No Th• tonowfng pereona at• A UNIQUE HAIR SALON ltW9Dn. .. provtdld In... -'"-~ N.,. ....... 2IDO, a.rt ...._... --·- E$q • w Offict1 ol Klllll', Ing and ltatt yOUt ob-LENGEO IN COURT. THE C11011ne Zoacak doing business as: 2940 W Uncoln Unit c ' noet(s). 81N•ICM. I 8l'Yo =~~~:"'~ft Mortglge ad ~ (t1t) 121 .... (911) _,. Weber &, Oobrott, 19900 ~ Of rde written ob-CHALLENGE MAY BE UM· Thie 1ta11m1nt wu tiled The Howto Corpotttion, Anaheim' CA 92801 ' undlr the..,,. d the dleicl be II l)llSOll ~you; ::., :::ic; tNtl t7211 -.... WGnnllian. 9V: MICArthUt Blvd .. Suitt 800, with the court be-!TEO TO ONLY THOSE IS-with lht County Clerk ot 1134 Austin, Cotta MHa, Anthony' R. Ashley, 222 N. at tNll, ...... d ,_., ance INlf 1 °' _......,. .... .._..._. O C: Qd ~ Tf.Mt C. Irvine. CA 92812·24'45 ore the hearing. Your ap. SUES RAISED IN WRITIEN Orange County on 6-11·118 CA 92626 Muller SL t118 Anaheim d'llrgM Md t41 ... d lllDmly ..._..,., ,......_v · AUltlOrtz.d ...,...._ Dally Pilot June t5, 22, 29, peetanct may be In petec>n CORRESPONDENCE OE· t808S7S1170 The Howto Corpotatlon (a CA 92804 ' ' ' .. ~Md d ttw tN11a f'YOU ARE A ~OA °' non. ~ 0. ~ at ~ 01121. 01-. July 8 19118 m228 or by yOUt attorney. LIVERED TO THE ZONING Dally Piiot June 15 22 29 Oelawate Corp.), 1134 Aut-Thie butlnen 11 con-0.-d by Ulld dleicl • ~noent Cltdltor ol lhe ~· ~ .:: OTl1S ' IF \'OU AAE A CAEOITOR ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR July 8 19118 ' ~le tin, Cotta M11a, CA 92628 duded by: an Individual Wit, bWI ---cllDmld. you lftl1t Ne your ll2DI : .,.,_ 1211 ---------PUBLIC NOTICI! or contingent crldllof ot TO THE ABOVE DATE. ' Thie bu1lnu1 11 c~n-Have you slatted doing Dltlld: June a, 1w, c&am Wiii the CCUl'I Ind 111111 a ~_.. th• deceaaed, you mu1t flit FOR FURTHER INFORMA· PUBLIC NOTICE duct.c2 by: 1 cor1>«atlon bu•lneH yet? v11. 4/1198 Nmltt ,.. ~ 11fY. copy ID lhe penonat llCRSlllll-:; d ~ ':;::a: .-rATEMaNT Of yow claim with 1he COIX1 TION ON THE ABOVE AP· Have you 11arted doing Anthony A1hley ic., Inc.. • tNllaa, ... hi ~-~ 1t1e ccurtw.lhn 1 ABAHDONMaNT Of and mall • copy to the P«· PUCATIONS, TELEPHONE Fictitious 8inlnHs bu1lnnt yet? No Thie 1laltment was filed ~ Oii No Nm1tt, 1U1a lour monlhs flOtll lhe dall al flm er.,. ~c.ltoe•• .USR 0, "CTITIOUS 1onal repr11entatlv1 ap-754-5245 OR CALL AT THE H•m• St•lemenl The Howto Corpota1Jon, wtlh the County Cllf11 ol =lln D11Do, CA 121Cll, 11a1aric1olltaenatPftMded 1n ~~THI! ~ -ltUSINIHS HAMI! pointed by the court within OFFICE OF THE PLAN· The following per1on1 ar1t Arni Su1h11r.11D!_ect01orwu f'al'""' Orange County on 5129198 ..... (111) 117. P1oi. CoOe 1ecM1n 9100 Thi mX8 for c:.ati, or Qlh. The following perlON four monlh1 from the date NINO DIVISION, ROOM doing buslneH 11: Thia ..... """ 1888S7S0040 .... lllifcmlilllb1, itW: •me tor fi1inQ c:lalnw Will noc W t d-* (dnlwn and MC911C V.W heveabanclonedlheuaeof olllleflf'1tl11uanc1ofi.t· 200, 11 FAIR DRIVE, VANTAGE REALTY wllh the County ci.tk of Dally Piiot June 22 29 Qd ~ TWAM C.up"blfoltfourmonlhslrom ~athldmiadUllln •MeOlllMNM tnl "Flctltloue ButlntH tera 11 l)fovlded In PrObale COSTA MESA, CAUFOR· GROUP. 858 N. Comme1c. Orange County on 6118198 JUiy e 13 1998 '235 AIMatmd _.... thellUdngdletnc*<:ecllbcM ~ ~ d the UnllM N4M.: CREATIVE BAS-Coclt MCtJon 9100. The NIA. St .. Qfange, CA 92887 1HH7S1951 ' • m AIN'm10l1121, 71111, 7111 YOU a.'AY EXAMNE lhe 1~t .._ ':':-Wiid In MC· Cemet~ •Mortuary KliT£. 111431 Ranch 1.n. time for flllng ctalm• will Publl1h1d Newport Callfornla Vantaoe Really Dally Piiot June 22, 29, PUBLIC NOTICE lltCll ~ lhe court. w you 111 1 lion 1102 at the ~ Chapel • Crematory ,105, Huntington BeaCh, not expire before 1our 8~•ch-Co1ta MtH Dally Group, (CA). 8355 W11h-July 8• 13. l998 m238 PlllOn il'llltreS*ld '" the .._ COdt' a the "°'°' ftWll C'A 9"l648 month• trom the hNtlng Pilot June 29, 1998 lnoton Blvd., Lo• AngtlH, • " .,. ,._...., 3600 Pec111c: View Drive ~· Flclillou1 Bu1ln111 date noticed above. m242 CA 90040 PUBLIC NOTICE NCJT'IC2 °' TMISTllrl s ELL ~ ~• w.111 lhe coun a ~ to -·.r Newport a.ch Name referred to lboW YOU MAY EXAMINE IM PUBLIC NOTICE Thie bu1lnt11 11 con· -.a Na No. -tt-DE 1,") ~~II HoKlal (fOflll ~ = ~ 844-2700 wH fllod In Orange County Ill• kept by lhe court. It you dueled by: a corporation FloUUou e 8usln••• lervlmr • filltlrT' NlmQN.. · ""' "' URI ,.,ng Ill UM n· -... ,,,. ._ ... .., Oft' t/27/96, Fii• No.F19"-.,. • ptfton lnterffled In Fictitious •uslnHI Have you llartld doing H•m• Statement ... ,,., ... nu.or--your home ~ ~ r.!' .!,;": ~~now"-: PIERCE m1llEll 31~7 the Htate, you may Ille Name Statement butlneu yet? No The following pertons are WM .OINION YOU AM ,. through classified -.. .... by 1 under ,... Owl at IELl .allWAY ~'lreu Ann Wllllam1, wltti lM court a fl,UHI The fonowtng ptrlOtll 111 Callfornla Vantage Really doing bu•lness u : ~T UNDmt A ~ account as PlWdld in Pl'obltl 111.-In a. tolowlna ct. 1 t Ranch l.n., #105. for Sped91 Notice form doln butlnett 81: Group. Candice Katayama/ Gianna RoH, 18306 Watd Cl'~..!.....~ 1~ acnbed ~In Mortuary * Chapel tWJ1tlngton Buch, CA ~E-t5.t) 0~• tlU~::i ~ FirJs.cur11y Bank of Call· VP St.. Fountain Valley, CA Ul&.DI TI.JU TNCaACTllOH the ____, and Cremation 92MP v1n1ory l l>Pf o lornla 15171 Rocktltld Thi• •tatement waa flied 92708 TO ""°lllCf YOUR,..._. E ..., Lat 11 d 1111, T"I• bu1ln111 11 con-"tahl u aetl ot of any Pl-Bouie'vard, Irvine. CA wtlh the County Clerk of 'Gianna Majzler, 369·8 Eut ::CJ;~MAY•D.DATA ...-u MO 11 •parMlpNCOrdeclln..,_ 11 0staBroJdway ducted by an Individual lltlon or tceount u pro-92918 Otange County on 6-11·118 18th StrH1, Costa Mesa, UL&. P WJU ...\. \ I" V' ~~ ., .,..... 1s ..a 14 d ..._ Co a Mesa T~sa Ann Wllllam1 ~ed1~ro:a~c::i ~ California Stale Bank 1ff887S1148 CA 92627 ,_, M DJiUHlmON Cl' o~~ ~ CllllllW"'8 ....... "9cor'Cll M2 .. 180 ~87S11N Special Notice form f! (CA), 15n1 Rock11etd eou'. Dally Pilot June 15. 22, 29. Thia bualneu 11 con·~~=: Ir=======:::=~=====~ ~·ttatement wu tiled IVllilabl• from the court l1'11td, ltvlne, CA 92818 July 8. 19118 m225 dvcted by: an Individual YOU IHDULD c::cNTM:T A ~ I _...'lhe County Clerk ot ctlf1it. Thi• bualneu 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE H:__~ye1111at1tc1 doing UIWYl!lll an July~ 1-~• County on 6-11·il Alt.mer for th• PetJ. ~~~by: 1 =·~ ~ianna'Maim:"· 8-ts-89 11 2:00 P.M., ta11: _. Otlly Pllol June 15, 22, 21, ttOMn ~yet? No ng Flclltlous BusJMH Thli atallment wa1 tl19d Mortglge 8lfw.. Inc..• Jufy 8, 1998 m227 LARllNCI! A. Cllifomla Stale Bank, Tho-Na")• IJt•tement with the County Clerk ot ~ IH I ltld ~ PUBLIC NOTICE TRIGLIA. HQ. mat A. Bilhop, CEO The tollOW\llQ pereona are Orange County on s.11.99 "'* de9CI d tru11 ._. • (CS8188818) Thi• ttaternent was lilld dolrl bu1lne11 u : 1ff8S781151 al9ld by :"Ci. Mm1I SUPERIOR COURT ATTORNllY AT LAW. with the County Clerk of A~NT~~~ANSE~v~b~N~1e! Oalty Pilot June 15, 22, 29. =::"'~I. 1.: , Of CAL.,ORNIAt 18112 81ACH 8LVD., Orange Cr'...'!tyllon790s-;·:~ N. Kramer Place, An'ahelm, July 6;1998 m228 ~No. •aeeoa In COUNTY0f09'ANGI! 1210• HUNTINGTON .,., CA92806-1t22 ._._,...__dthe°""*" '3 41 Th• City Dl'fV• 8UCH• CA e2M7 Ray, Quinney & Nebeker, George Havrlluk, 717 Or· PUBUC NOTICE l9CClldl d .. l9CIOldaf'a ' Post Offlo e Publlalled Ne wport ProlHtlonal Cor1>«allon. chld Ave .. Corona d•I Mar, Fictitious •uslneH o11ce d Qnnlll Cow'llY. •• 14171 IHch.Com Me .. Dally Att0f'nty9 at Law, 400 0• CA 92925 ~ WLL -.Lo A'T Oranve CA Pil« June 22 28 29 1991 .. ,et Bulldlng, 79 South Thi• bu1ln111 11 con· Th N~7!J..',!'t•ment P'l-..c AUCTIOH 10 ·THI e2ee:s.i1n ' ' ' M232 Main SlrHI, P.O. Box ducted by: an lndlvldual • 0 "'t""'V ~eon· at• ... , ll)C)IR far Clllh, s II t --------45385 Sall L.ak Cl1 Utah Have you llarted doing CSolng bUI nett aa. Of CMHlr'a cf-* (dn:Wn e your ex ra .,. TH• MATTl!R Of PUILIC NOTICE • • y, • bullMH yet? YH, January SOAK COMPANY, 1500 and~ .. .,. .. d Why should you sub1·ect 'f.HE Pl!TITION TO 84145-0385 11178 Adam• Ave., Sit. #315, .... II\ lewful '"°"9 .!110. h "n:ld •t • CttANOI! THI! HAMii CATHOl.IC IOCIAL Dally Pilot June 29, July 8, George Htvrlluk Colla Mtsa, CA 9262& ~--~"' ouse1 IV I ems In· If & f ·1 t "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service OF l!rln Robert lnltpen SaRVICIS Of 13, 20, 1'1118 m244)( Thi• llatement WH flied Mark P. Sork. 1500 Ad•ma ..... 110Zd........ D yourse your a m1 y 0 .CASI! NUMBl!R CINTRALAND PUBLIC NOTICE with th• County Clerk of Av• .. Sit. •3'5• Coeta Codi), .... Nar9' fronl CLASSIFIE paying ·inflated pr'1ces for A19H21 NO .. THIAN ARIZONA Orange Counly on 6117/98 M111. CA 92628 antnnca 110 ... c:ounty 11 0ftDl!RTOSHOW NOTICITO Flctlllouelkaslneaa 1HH7lt7TS J~~~~~:i·~l~~uafon-~=....= Caskets & Services???? OAUSll fOR CHANGI POTINTIAL Name Statement Dally Piiot June 22. 29, Haw you atarted doing CA al ftgtlt, ... .., 0' HAM• 81RTH PATHIR The tollowtng peraona are July 8• 13• 1901 m236 butlnen yet? Y11. 1-1·93 ~to MCI now ,_, CaD Toll Fret 1.m.54CASICE'I' llEUTIONER(Sl Erin Rob-1 Cynthia e.cot>edo 11 doing bullneu 11: PUBLIC NOTICE Mar11 P. Sork by I under lllAd Dlillll d C II 642 5678 IM•-~ r-111.~ erl • lnkpen HAS/HAVE the 'birth mother of IM te-AUDIO IMAGES, 1582 This 1ta1tmenl was fil9d 'TNll In ttw "*Ac 9-a -~ v.~ •-•--t \.UmlUa ~A~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ ~~nlka~H ~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~y~~~~~~il===============~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Olro"ER TO CHANGE Girl EacoOldo born on Tualln, CA 92780 N•m• Statement Orange County on 8-11·98 NAMES FROM Erin Robert June 9 UIH In Meta M-Mullltek Audio Viau.I Sv-· The lollowlng peftonl are 189187S1147 , .... TO Erin Robert Cle-zonL HI!' tddrt H It Z480 ~~·p!~;i <f:lfors:,~i doing bu1lne11 H : Dally Pilot June 15, 22. 29, r .. _ b d _,. th t E. Gamel In M ... , Mzona lllF Tuatln cl 927~ JAMES' COMPANY, 4540 July 8. 1998 m224 • ,,.re Y or er... • 85204. ' • Campua Or .. Newport ----------per.an• lnt1r11ted In 2. Cymhlt !acobedo llH Thia bualnHt 11 con· Beach, CA 92680 PUBLIC NOTICE I matter appear before named you Jettie, Jotln dUc:ted by: a corpotatlon Jam11 Richard Jiminez. ----~--- !lllt court In Oep~ment Doe and any other l*90f\ ~!:..:~,J~~ J:t°P 5572 San B1tnadlno, Mont· Flctttloua 8uslM11 . 703 of the ange ct.imlng lo bl IM faltief of 111:,e ' · ' ctalf. CA 91743 H•m• S t•tement nty Superior Court at Ihle child, • the potential Multltek Audio Vlaual Sya. Thie bu1ln111 11 con-The followtng ptrlOtll we 1 addreu •hoWn above bl<*>Olcal f•lher of this Inc J E Do-ducted by: an Individual doing bullneu u : '*August 18, 1998, al~~ child. SM currently hat :;:·Jr Cor~ Hevt you 1larted do~ Bloom Where You're loc~f~·· and then'' ..... plMt to place I.hie cfllld fof Thia ~ WU tiled bullneH yet? v ... May 1~. Planted, 747 Dover Of .. t • .,..,.. cauae, any adoption through Cathollc ......... , ..... r.-...... ,... k 1 1998 Ntwpot1 Beach CA 92663 I have, why the petition Sodal Service, 1825 W ..... ,. u .. ........,"' .... er. 0 Jamee R. Jimenez Janet Oowln-Peloquln, 14 f Change ot name lhould Northern, Phoenix, AZ Orange ~~r,:-11~:: This atatemenl wH flied Summerwalk Ct., Newport bl granted. 150UJ:2> ""8n1. with the County Clerk of 9Hch, CA t2643 It tUrther Mdtred that • 3. M~ona llW, you Jamtt E. Oobrolt, Jr., Orang• County on e-11·118 Thi• bu11n111 11 con- of Ihle ordtt to ahow twiw=, u • poten-Eeq .. Law OMcel of Ketler, 19818781148 ducted by: an lnclMdual H..r b• publlehed o1'" ti.I 91RTH 'A· Weber & Oobrott. 111100 Dally Piiot June 15 22 29 Have you llarted doing Jy 1"1101 a newtpapet TH!R of 11 child, to con-MacAt\hW BNCI., Suite 800, ' ~11. bualn111 yet? No eral circulallon pub-Mtll IO the l>fopoMd 9dop.. lrvlne CA 92812'°'450 July 8. 1elle % Janet Oowln.Peloquln ed In thla c;~k f '1 It lion. You lllO l'lav. the O•H.; Pilot June 15 22 29 PUBLIC NOTIC! Thia 1ta11men1 wu nlt<I I •t once • w" 0t our right to wfthh04d ylM' con. _., ' ' ' with lh• County Cllf1it ot Hcutlv• wtell• s>tlof to Nnl to the pr~ 9dop. Juty 8, 1998 m2l 5 PlotltloM• luelnH• 0t1ng1 County on e-1 1-H t d•Y of the Mating. 11on, Whether °' not you PUILIC NOTICI Nam• l tatameftt tHH711 tei AT•t 1/14/H ~·you .,. the bloloQI• The tollowlno peftont ara Dally Piiot June t5 22 H II A. JACKMAN. ell ! .. her of the cl'llld. l'kltttlofl luslM.. doing bullnett H : Julv e 1994 • ~ Do llC 0 MM,.. •· " vou wtsll to auen Neme lt•t•l'Mftt N!Wl'ORT AUTO EX· ' • ... OP THI su, •. pwen«al 11ght• lo the ~~ The tollOwlng pt(IOna .,. CH~l!.l 10317 Loi Alam· -~,--u~1-L1""'c,_N ... O~T~,~c1=--- COURT descflbed aOc>Yeroil:' ......,. dolno bullnna u : Hot DMI., Lot Altml1os, I p tloN .,, U I a) INSTIM'E '°" HIS. CA 80720 -Plo-t-lt-lofl--8-.,-.-,.,..--,- Pt "4::.'1 J::M~•·' I ~OU~ lnlti.:.:.s; TORICAL REVllW, b) Katen L. y.,, Camp. 111n ........ •tat•l'Mf'lt m21 · rr"' ll, ~·~ ~~":t?u1°~J::i ~11r L.Mnood. CA The f~ ~· .,. l'ubllah•d Newport f, of lT'9 MIOnl GROUP, 1t50 l•"oc:tc1 Thia bu1ln111 la con-t::ei ,undtng' Group h-Co•I• Meta Delly ~ ~ =: C.... ~.CA t2t21 due1ed by:.,, lndMdU91 11000 MICMhur 8 1vd.; June 29, .My •• 13, of ""' ~ You ""* Legion tot tl'le ~Ill Of H•w you t'9l1ed doing #900, ltYlnt. CA t2QI 1ttl m243 blQltl 10 prowide ...... ,~a 1:_e~ ~r'C.: Robett "DMnoof1. 19000 PUILIC NOTICI ~ tot o.. Chlld OfQ =l ·· . Thie ,._,.,,,.,... wu "*' M9CMtlur IMi.. isoo. ~· ----------• you1 ~ J:~ Tiii• butlnttt 11 c~ with the County Qeftl or ~i ~=.. I• con-N•o•!J.4040, . ou :nal: Cl'lld follow---by:• COl'POftdon Ot.nge Cour1ft on •1 t·N dueled br..,, lncMdulf •..... ~ °' ..1 HWI ~ ...,_, doing 1 .... 1'tt 14' ~ yoU ttarted doing PSTITION =:: ... =~,. bUllNM,:'1~~ °' O.rty l'lloC Junt 11. 22, tt, but1MU yec? No TO ADMINllTIA c. If you .,. a~ of .. ~~"'• Oret R•ven, July t. llM ftl223 ~ ~ w 89d ~· KC:::.v .n lldM Tribe °' a memo ,.,..... PUIUC NOTICI .;,;;; th.-eountt Clerl of .. O.A1H7a7 ::~~== =~~--: ..................... Orqe °f"~,1~:: 0 .. tlelrl. ~. Ule. Ortnge COUlllY Of'l .. 1,... ....... .......... . ~-,.. oondnQtnC •d-I. Vou fNY wtlh to oon-tltllft11U Thi ~ l*aont are Deity Hot June 11• II. a, t .... l*eontl W'ttO ~ = _. an lttomer to ... D11V P11oe June 11 12 21 dolfll ....... M! Nft I, t... m11' Ml 0t ':...~~ ~ ~::.,•iJ:.: .My 1, 1... .' ri.ai INTUtNATIONAL TASK PUIUC NOTICI THOMA.a KllLV ' ._" wtllt _,.. of ectton -flOftCI LTO., .... ~ N. T10N ,OR ""°" y:, .... to .... In ... PUIUC NOTICI =r-~ ~ Newpot1 ............. .. Nay ~I~ fhct tw ~, tt lhll HollOI. ... ........ 1-..... ThorMI Dwelle, .... " N. .._.. .... ...... • n "'-" Illa I. fl911Ure IO ... •~:~ .._. IUtewt Ntwpotj lhld. Nftp0!1 The~ ,..one .. I ft Y l Y V 0 N Pf I """" ~ .._ ftl"V Thi ,..._..,. PMO"I .,. llMCf\, CA ii'iia dolnl .......... N : '" o.. hi** _. ·of ~ ,.... ~. dolNI .._. ... Thi• t>uefnnl 11 oon-Mn, ol Clllfomla, ~ .,., ~ Ml, .... UO 'tU', · dllCted i.y: an lndl-..i ,,... IMdl 11 .. \jljw'ao ... tfn ... lllftir .•• "iNOl"l.'ION '°" "'°' == :-.:r .=: • Clift • o.M. L.l9Uftl ~ ':*' -dolnl ':i r r-'..... .,. I re~u•t••~J hal to_, or Cl9llft ...... =·JCA:tw,,... T'*W='J: ,.,_,. ~ .... ....,,,..,.... V. ~ • ,.., = 0/ 11'1 ..,....... bale DIMt. t• L o..an. n. •• N ill -~CA *=~·.. .......,,'\",, --~-°";:;.:~ .. e ar--=--JJrV. =mg ,.:-... ::~m= - .. ,.~~ T• Ot • Ill II -O ... ~·l ... .... .... ,...,,, STARTING ANEW BUSINESS PP The Legal Department at the Dailg Pilot is pleased lo announce a new service now available to new businessu. We will now SEARCH th e name for gou tJI no extra charge, and save you the time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, · aner the search is completed we will file gour fictitious business name with .. the Countv Clerk, publish once a week for four WHkJ as requited bg law and tliBn file 11our proof of publioition with the Countv Clerk. ,,,.,. ~ bf to Iii• gour fictitious businas name stotenwnt at tlie Dailg Pilot, 930 W. Bog St, CoSta Mao. If /JOU cannot stop b1, pl«M call us at (714) 612-432/ aftd we Will rriaft a~IS for 60U lo hand/• this p1'0Cflt/Uri b1 mail. . If gou should haw ang furtlwr quutions, Pleau call us Qfld ,_. •tl IM mor. than glad to assist VoU· Good luck in your,,_ busmasl ............. "'~... \m .................................. __ ..... __________________ iil:liiililliil ....... ... COSTA MESA 1024 SANTA ANA COSTA MESA 2824 BUSINESS tosr • 1:5) 3Br 28• oournm 1t11, HEIGHTS lOS4 1a. 8h•dlo E'alde. OPPOITUliJTY Zll4 J10U11D S~O lam rm, hrdwd/slate Houa• on V4 of acre fncd yes, quiet, clean, 2904 •• Q ST S 80 do z::u ck a_..... COUNT•R H•LP PT,~Di[iRiliiilVilii•i[ilt-![lilljl'Uiiljiiii!T[l!a!l!iiiD!i51 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY fl~ Engllih Gatd•ns. Up.per Newport Bay'. $850/mo. (lncld UUt) CA a H NO tj t • • llllt9n w/bteok mu. ACr NOWQI TY Cry•tal Cove Shakt GLASS/HEAVY hal!IJ• 211117 P•lom• Drlv• 21e1 Mesa Or. '3•0K 949-645-1341 ........ Homeowners only. WCM, 7 mo old, lat ORAN C FAIR Snack. Apply In per>-•rt .. 34-.,7 eenta/ml ... By Owner 646-6158 . BO. 909-627-9071, •Coat• M•••'• leet PIH .. be wary 01 out ea n k r up t e y o K. ...n C¥' •H-98 near HE!-P NUOEO , .. Ung ton °' call 497·"88. Great benefits. cc;,. All ml aQlt IMrtlsitli 11 11111 .....,., ..... It Ill• , ... l!'Sld• 3Br 38a, 2/ear Jr-1br & 1br, afao 2br g~_:•!,,t~o~~a::; Credit problem• OK. 8~ Dt & PCH. TroplcM ,..,,,. d~ D h Iv IR 0 TR •l•l•nt mll••· 401)< . gar, xlnt·buyl Mov•ln ACne11 GE 1125 1ba, quiet gated Bettir Bvalne .. Ellmlnate hlQh lnterut NP• . ....-908. from .Nty 1C>-21. -LllADaR WHtern ttatH. 3 Y'•· "" fllt ........ Act., 1111 .. _...,. Wlllcll MH b llttpl It alnrllst "11, ,reltrt.HI, 111111111111 tr f11crl111lHllll Nlt;.i t• rKt, ctltr, rellflt1, &el, blMllca,, lalllfH1l 111t11 DI HllOHI Orlt ll, ff II llllHUH eond. S229K 842-4722 ~ comm, pool, tennl1, Bureau beror• yov loana. Nothfng out of LOaTI Long haired TrOPlcal 1TreNU1" 81 In the lndua trv. OTR +1 vr. natb+d Earl Taylor, Agent easy ace••• to Hnd any mon•y ror pocket. No obllgallon. blk/tan chihuahua mtx. Bldg 10iBooths tlC>1 · Covenant tranaport. elCp. Combined Ira~ W'alde Hme+tncome COLORADO LAND frHway/beach/malla. feHoraervleH.Read Refinance nowl RllWARD.Kld•h•att· 603 on JULY 8 • 9 143()().441 _.394. pert. SC0-637·•407J' Lovely 3Br+ Rental 3 8 • O re•/n • W 714-557.oo79 and underatand anv S2 0 ,0 00·S500,000. brokenl 722-8072 ¥rom c10AM ~o 2PM. Experienced drlvera/ (CAL•SCAf"I) ;:;lP 1111ta llJ nc• "tftrtau, wlllllltltlH ti lllcr1llliu41H. • ::::.. 1'11-ffWtJtJtf •Ill ... ~ Uowl .. ty lut" 11r HYtrtlM· Good Neighborhood. o•bln • seg,eoo. E'eld• Cut• Studio contracts before yov ~~~~~"~1::1.··s:r:.:!; Lo•U Seal Poi n t NowE·,1~~ WEl•L·L··· owner operator• ·---------$199,000 Earl Taylor, 35 acrea/trout l•k• Pallo & pafklng apace 1tgn. Shop around lo t 800 33 1080 SlamH• Cat lrvlne '" 1·800·338-6428. For , • Agent 714·842·4722 • S 79, 900. 5 5 No pets. Trl·Sqr eloH. ratH, • • • graduate atudente Can'tseem to , •crea/BLM aco••• 5625. 714/842-4955 (CAL•SCAN) Terrace, COM.. Caehler day •hlft Bud Meyer Truck , . • 139,900. •••till• at di ADMAX COMPUTERS Low lntereat Lo•n Rewatd 949·875-3307, Md' Newpcrt-Beach llnu R'"•filgerate get lo all those , LAGUNA ful view lldflfi u • 5-min. walk-to ~ CASH!-Zero down, -· area Call for Interview repair Jobs ' •• w • Senior Ctr. Partt.ity bad·no credit OKI Car loan1, per1onal SCIOOIS I 949·223•8707 Hauling call toll frH ·'' BEACH 1048 galor•1• •••1 ••· furn $450.mo+dep. Bankruptcy OKI 99"' loan•, blll con10llda· --877·BUD MEYER around the h9use? 11!H1 ltr ml 111111 .. ldl II la willltltll 11 IM In. 0... IHHn .,. ""'' 1•1111111• , .. , 111 IWtllllll dnr11Hd II I.is iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••• ull ewiran· 94e.842-e944 lion. Bankruptcy ex· ........,_Ol 3012 Cl 1 1 p ltl 877·283-6393 Solo L h teed. Great flnanc· approved! 268 Pen· eepled. Fait approval! NM••'""61 •r 0 • •• one Driver• & Contraetora. el t • WOODS COVE OCN I n g • C • 11 llum II w/eolor printer Employment Is req'd. NI e12el·S l/uHllr·NB:ne~xtfr (CAL•SCAN) Clat11fted ,. ......,.,., .,. "111101• .... VIEW l!STATE Redatone Land. N'EWPORT + monitor + soft· 1 ·800·373·9434 Service 51,195,000. 970·882·7707 ware. Perfect home 88fl·292-7091 X 2626 ....... llffortll•MJ bils. To io111· ,1111 of llscrl111111Clt1, caH HUD .. TtlHrtt II HID .. 24·851G. fer •lff Wlllllllflt•, DC llH pltllt cttl HUD II 42H50tl Mlchaol Lambert, Agt (CAL•SCAN) BEACH 2669 bu1lneaal Toll frH Mt'••• 8•1••1•• COOK PT for bu•ri SELL Directory 949.499.9497 1 ·8 8 8 -7 9 7 ·KI v A . ......_ help you find CAL SCAN) A lo • rHtaurant COM. Ca I 1 & 28"+2BA < • ANNOUNCEMENTS c.,,;.c:r;'~~;wport 949-644·0210 or apply your used vehicle rellable help • LAGUNA HOUSES/ MOVE·IN•BONUS FAMOUS MILLIONAIRE Btaclocttyel'll~· In per1on. The Place -through Classlfled 842·5878 NEWPORT BAY AUTHOR reveals ae--4ymuapenulle. 2920 E Coaat Hwy. 842·5878 NIGUEL 1052 CONDOS TBRRACE eret of making • A11.,.. .. .au111100. Lg 1 & .2Br near Baek $100,000 per year part ANNOUNCEMENTS c..nsc..-i.ui.Muis. •••••••I OCEAN VIEW Giant FOR RENT private lot. 58r 2.58a Say & golf course. time, buying and sell-2920 (71'4)6"45-6969 Large pool, new eat· Ing mortgage notea.1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .HOUSES/ :CONDOS FOR SALE on a 10,000sf. Prleed 1 ________ _ pet & much more. (800)884-CREOIT. 1• Sorry No Pel• 24 hr1. to aeu at 1329,000. CORONA Michael J. Lambert, 845-4855 www.paperbuslne11 Agent 949-499-8497 DEL MAR 2122 •Upat.ira 4br 2b•• acros1 from beach, 2 pafl<lng apota, $2400/ month. 714-650-8381 NEWPORT _________ , 1002 BEACH GENERAL Jaemln• Creek 3br 1069 2ba, upgraded, lrl lvl Catalina sunset vlewl S510K Agl 780·8S33l••·----- .Q 0 V E R H M l! N T 2BR 2-Sty TWH 2/ear •Oc••n aid• of PCH MISCELIANEOUS .com (CAL•SCAN) GREETING CAADSI Distributor• partlme/ fullllme. Top 100 cards! No Hlllngl High profit margins! Low Investment. Call 1 ·800-570-7460. (CAL•SCAN) gar, pool/apa. Near Large 1tudlo $7.95mo DENT'llY r ' F 0 A E C L 0 S I! D Faahlon Island. S220K ~ utll'e. pgr857-7706 -' AM1 HOMES pen~les on Prudential CA Realty phone574-7701 ext109l••••••••• Loc•I vending route the $1 . Aepo s. VA, B.J.Johnaon 721 -0132 for Hie. Earn big S. HUD, SherlH eales. No must aell. Call now money down gover-BAYRIDGE ~~NDOS COSTA MESA 2124 VACATION 1·800·350·8303 ment loans available 2bd 2ba 8 plan, now. Local listings. deck, w/d, pool/spa, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENTALS 2722 Pt~~~~~e:rie!! 5o~~j Toll free 2ear gar $249,900. E. Side H•• 3bd + , 1 t e, av a I jab I e *ARI! YOU DRUNK? Blood Alcohol THters. I••••••••• Eatlmatea l evels: EMPLOYMENT 0.02% -0.3%. Pocket·• .. ••••••••! size, Accurate & Faau •• Send $5 each to:•--------- Peraonal Tech Co. EMPLOYMENT 2153 Maple St. #8 Costa MHa, Ca 92627 55~0 1:::1 C•reglv•r• 1:::1 FT relief, llve-lri poal· tlon for 6 bed/boatd/ care In CM, must be flexlble 714-557·8748 * Lo•n Proceasor * Min 2yr• exp. Salary +comm FT 574·7701 VlekJ x109 Dave lC103 1 -8 O O -6 6 9 ·2 2 9 2 2bd 2ba ·c · plan, bonua rm 1.5ba w/d lg Quiet l!xeo Unit on 800-800-3470 Z4/hrs · ext H·4000 CAL"SCAN patio, pvt/aitch gar yd n/e/pels S 1595 Newport Bay Lrg 2br · * Receptlonlat * S290K 721-1575 Agt. water/gdnr 722·1861 2.5ba, FP, n~w decor, Unbelievable Oppt'yl FT s8hr + bonui a 0 v ER NM ENT BAYSHOAES Seaul furn/un, water/gu pd, Internet LOST & 574·7701 ask for Vicki ... NOUMR F 0 A EC L 0 SE D 4Br Fam orientated, Avl lmmed, $2950.mo Day Trading! 109 o 103 NB HOMES for pennies guard gated comm. NEWPORT Call A01 842•1557 Curlou1? 26<>-4975 FOUND 2925 x or ave x on the $1 . Delinquent Zero jlown payment BEACH 2169 "STOP"RIQHT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ACCTS PAY/BKPR "Employee." "E mp le ado. " "Arbeitnehmer. " "Employe. " ~ellot HOW YOU UY II . • tax, Repo's, RE0'1, $1 ,295,000 Free 24hr HEAEI Make fast cash Found dog In Mervyn'• Payroll, Wiii train, PIT Your area. Toll free recored message. Agt Bayfront Duplex w/ RENTALS TO every week. Eaay parking lot on 6/18 Flex. hrs. 722·7331 CWllFIEDC FUii iT. E 1·800·218·9000 1-888-681-0836 x7200 Boat Dock· Just SHARE 2724 money. No per1onal 714-989-8399 or Fax 722·7088 xt H·5139 for current BEACH DUPLEX d I d U Hlllng. Call our rep1. --------listings. CAL"SCAN remo • • ' pper for Infor mation -·· TRADE High Income. 3br 2ba, FP, w/d, lg C.M. b1 So.Co••• 1·800-811-2141 · RENT Under $650K view deck, 1/e gar, Shat• 48r Townh••· e 0 d 8 ,, 5 4 8 9 6 SOLD! boat dock, utilltlea In-pool, gar w/opener (CAL•SCAN) through classified through Classlfled So.Seas Paradise eluded. $3200/mo yrty $330.+utlla. 241-0208 842·5878 Showcase homes In Dover Shorea Lse. 949·8t5·t332 CM R 1 1 for aale In our S848K Bluff'• 3br 2ba TWM. 4br ~:u'!'e. 0'3~/:n;, CREDIT 2907 I Saturday Real Estate LIDO HOME on 60. Pvt patio, 1500sf, new no/amoklng/druga. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Supplement! Lot. Under 1 .2 Miiiion kit/firs, 2c garage. Avl Call Dave 048-0053 llGl!T OUT OF HOMES OF i> 7•1· 517~0· 759•9185 P•rk Newport Shr depl . treel Credit THE WEEK Pnaden.,•-1 Quiet Exec Unit on quiet 2br. RHort atylo Counaellng Centert of L.LIU Newport Bay, Lg 2Br llvlng, cable + utll Incl America (member Dl8(l•lf •d• •t•rt ~llllllt 2.58a, FP, new decor, $500mo 949-640-6841 NFCC). Free dept t Juet $751 949·723·8120 furn/un, water/gaa pd, eonaolldallon, lower Geadllne Wed 5pm Avl lmmed, $2950.mo Pool Hm t~ •hr w ith payment•, lnlereal. ***** HARBOR RIDQI! Call Agent 642·1557 young prof I In C.M. Slop collector calls. OPEN HOUSE Incredible Ocean/City --------Very nice place, very N 0 n ·P r 0 1 1 t Lletlngs for 151 V.lewll Bulld your easy-going. Full prlvlg. 1.a77•93e.2222, Deadline Thurs 5pm Mansion todayl Last $500/mo. 549·1101 Toll frH. (CAL*SCAN) Lot. $1 ,495,000 Agent ***** Pflne Only. 509·2002 **CREDIT CARD II pays to advertlae PROBLl!M87** In the best local PATRICK TENORE COMMERCIAL Debi eonaolldatlon . . Real Estate Section Please Coll & Let Ua Balboa Newport Avoid bankruptcy. CALL TODAY Know Whal Your Realty, Inc. REAL ESTATE Stop creditor ealle. LISA RIV•RA Needs Arel e5&-97o5 Establlshed 1979 Cul ln1erHt. No credit 714/574-4252 1 •8 0 O •4 -TEN 0 A E cheek. One low pay-s I Channel 2 --------"1 ~~::,~•c:r, ·~h:B~:n8:. Front Home BUSINESS OFFICE ment. 8~clt.~~9:N> S1 ,475,000 Prine Only 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath FOR RENT 2769 AVOID BANKRUPTCY. CORONA By Owner 675-2708 $2,300 mo. FrH dept eonsollda- DEL MAR 1022 AvalJable Now Corp. Pl•z• area 01 lion. Appllcatlon with • NEWPORT Newport Ctr. 200 al. Hrvlce. Cut payment• 428 32nd Strfft window office. 57501 to 65%. 24 hr. ap• •CANYON & OCl!AN COAST 1070 Ne~ort Beach, CA uni. 5800 furn. secy proval. Good/bad/no VIEWS 5Br 4Ba. 949·723·44 4 area avall 844·7800. er• d It 0 K · Fam Rm, Lap Pool 48r 3Ba 3/ear Garage, NPB DOVl!R LOC 1•800-873-8207• 409 De Sola Terrace Ocean View, Spa, s ffl • (CAL*SCAN) • Agents 759-9070 Avail 7·15. $4000.mo._ ________ to~·~~n~u1~8;z ~v!d!:'. NEl!D A MORTGAGi ~ARBOR VIEW 80 Call Agent, 509·2002 NEWPORT beaut. furn, 1250/mo. lo•nT Refinancing? Huge 11 .0000.f.lot & OceanVlew 4br3.5ba COAST 2170 714-e75-3377 ~:::1•:~n8°°Q"K,~ epa. 48r starter castle, Brand new (Clvlta) hm f'orecloauree or remodeled kitchen w/ gated comm, huge lot. b•nkrupto1 OKI Sub Zero.Unbellevaule S940K Agent 322-4663 New-Oo••n View 4Br BUSINESS •· C•ll nowl 24 hour price $729,000 Broker Exec Hm, upgraded, Ut 1 ACQ fl -Judy Kolar, 376·5578 gated comm, $4750/ FINANCE ~::~~:1 ·~•rvlcea: :COSTA MESA 1024 Mesa De l Mar 811 ST. Clair 410 21A. Fhplact lf. Conleflot • RY Aaess ,.e0.11~~ .,,,.. •low .. ... ~fl .. ·;" • -;I -. . . " ~ ... ....:~L..r.; ~~ mo Agt 949·5!52·6700 t ·800·949·Ll!ND. Vll!W Vll!W VIEW (CAL*SCAN) 2Br+ Den 2.58• •---------•·--------....;. Ilk• new. Avl lmmed. BUSINESS s3150.mo+aae. Lease OPPORTUNITY 949-494-6841 Agent 2904 APARTMENTS FOR RENT CLA8SIFll!D . It'• th• reeourc• you can count C)n to ••II a myriad ot· mtrehan· 8UAUNlliD UNllWD --... _,,, ;.,,;;; di•• Item•, beeau••i---------• our columns compel qualified buyers to COSTA MESA 2624 call I Why play Hide 'N 8Hk with childcare? Call Claaalfl•d todayt tM2·5e78. PAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIO CANYON The Claaificd Dc~rtmcnr-will close at 5:30 pm Tb~y~Jwy 2nd and rc~pcn at s;ao.m Monday, July 6th. GATED OOMMUHCTY BY PA.BHIOJ'lf ISLAND 0Cflu11f11l rre<>l1nec:Js1roe1s and golf courso vlc..'WS. l!r1)c,y (:arcfree llvlng In yoor large 1 , 1 or 3 9H fl~l3r1ment home1 • 'IW'O<ar wvago • Wl'lshU~ hoOkl()S • l'lt~'t' IWOOd ~ gJ\ l • Air ronc.1111on1na • Wet Uor In 2 tlnd 3 OU • Alflrm system • SI ,ft.5<> to U .OM PLBA88 CALL 714 # ADSFBRE! AU Ads, (New or Renewed) Must Be Submitted Each Week By Tuesday Noon. NAME ---------------PHONE ADDRESS _______________ CITY CREDIT CARD# ___________ EXP. DATE _______ _ SIGNATURE TYPE OF CREDIT CARD (CIRCLE ONE): VISA MC M: (15 CHAR,ACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I AE ESCRIPTION: ( 18 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDINO SPACES) .,. 111111111111111 DISCOVER OST OF ITEM: _________ .PHONE# __ ._ _______ ___.;;, TJiBASUBB CHEST RULE$ AND INFoRMAIION A) ALL ADS WILL PUBLISH THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No CHANGES, ADDITIONS OR DEtBTIONS UNTIL THB POLLOWINO WEEK. B) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WILL 'as ALLOWED. MERCHANDISB PRICED UP TO $500 ONLY. ONB lTEM PER AD. C) PRJVATB PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. NO BUSINESSES MAY PARTICIPATB. D) To PLACE YOUR AD US£ THIS FORM. You MAY MAIL rr, OR DROP rr BY OUR OPFICB. OUR ADDRESS IS: 330 W. BAY STREET CoSTA MBsA, CA 92627 WE ARB LOCAT!D OFP NEWPORT BLVD., BBTWBBN VtC'lOJUA cl 19.rff ST. OUR HOURS ARB 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M., MONDAY-FRIDAY. ON YOUR BNVELOPI! PU!ASB NOT'B, "A1T&N'noN: TRBAsuas CHS$1'. ,, fAXBS WILL ACSO BE ACCEPTBD°wrrH CRBDTl"CARD (1141631.;6594). 8) DBAi>UNE JS TuUDAY, Noo~ ANY AD nfAT llBACHm US APl'ER THIS D£ADUN£ WILL PUBUSH THB fOUOWINQ WED. .. .. COMPUTllS 1018 MDIN! SUPS POID MIO DOCllS 7022lm ... ••111!118 y TO'IS l••••••••l Noth In• Down t •97 TAUIMl8 OL 4 ,_. 0.,_,.:. H09\Me Ofllee .... ,,.ooopt. PT/PT Oflloo .. , ... 0.~TtONIST.fl'/T OourMot Mo•lth" 261ml\z Compu1er, U so• MOORING AC, PW~L. tin, petty. d•monl1r•· ••taMI~ upec:ele , ... hra, t'oleHlonal Light eecreaarJai fDf N.8. yacht ch9t1er Co•k, l10u .. k .. per, approval, POOi' er.ctn North Udo lfl•. l'rlnwJ AWffM Cl8H, A8$ ,, a managerel ,..taurant tootclng for otftc:•. In• kgd pref'd, dull .. 110/l\r -... '"' co. Computer 1kU11 • err1nd1, alnt ref'a. • ban1crup1ev o.c. ,12K .,. ..... 2.M&Q mot•, I 10 cl\OO'flt !'lf'tllome decor Qlflt re1poo1lbl• ho1te11 comp akllle a mutt, fu reium. tl0-etl1 plue. St.wan 813-44'3 Looking for FT llve-out I -~=~~ll~d Zero Oownl 050.0S29 '2t1 500, 2139g) ""f'toy9, ctvtatma't. hrn '°' F'TIPT wortc. ca11 dependable 252·0909 Retail aatea poaltlon. 72(>-1113 r n.~;. .. lloN o .. h. tripe, recognl· •714-7U•1..00. PIT Genoral onlco, ftoaf •et.to otnc. In 1eUU.D fttfYTHM8 Loving &wedlah nuree'a r~l::~~~~!!"t ~W~~.11~~~"----·I••······· Llnc .. ,..Morc~, ro 'r•• 1 1 Mac e11p a plus, flllng, HB MOd9 " teer.. ne,_, a1ore In So. .ide. Oood cook. wlll nn1Ja1 AUTOMOBI.LES (7t ..... ) •..-A ..... n. oe a og, M•DICAL atLLINQ data entry. flex houre tary, $21t<-U9K plut Coast f'IUa Special· driver anywhere. 0 ao1t1> .. -• lrtfOt, , .. OCMH,..975. Xln't 11111 FT/PT T14-7•0·••S8 ~MllU. 'a '"""'° lzlnn In fun Hewa Ian t2Vra exp. local r•I• T BUY u • '"'lii.-__,_...J.;:C~A.;;:L:..".=.S.=.CA;;;.;,;N,)I many poa. avell, full 71 ... •Ts.1e71 • -----_____ .._ BONDA 9089 • 1 nh To plac• an ad In ......., a reton weer. Pff lo O e 4 I ·3 7 3 I =s'I.=•: ~i:d CIH•lf1od ,_.00 tkH;ler 'ff HIH ueoclatee. I 8UY ALL PIAHOI Anllquesoquas. lurnllurt ACUU 9010 '92 Aeoerd ax ~, O\tet~~~ with Call M2·ff'78. N8 :eau1y Mlon n.. retell ••P a plu•· I•••••••• A call to Oiilo• AHt Pl 11·20hra lmm•dlata opening fax'": 14""224'°787 MERCHANDISE 1pc or hoUHlul Cfth Real Sharp, L.Oao.rl, Cla lfl NP9. Ute lo Health Im M·I", F{T. Phon• lo Secretary • u ed Cuat ave:, Micro Word 11-.elt WORK other dull••. wHI trel11. float ••tate office paid (7'4) 9'7·•133 '92 Vltor 81pd. A/C, Llhr, 1-own•r. Phn. Old Coina Gold Sllv•r tlhr Int, tull pwr, am/Im CD pfay•r. Moonrool, Franklin Mlm, Sterling •t•reo, cc, alloy• Sl,800.obO 723-1504 .~11 h.W Sal Comm w/exp. Mo· ~lift atlc for TYier & L•n• need• FT ucra1ary. -l:ff78 tlva1ec1. 714-477.02ee <'~O-UpT.o.· e 4 e 413 -41 a• 1251<-IHK + b•n•fll•1·.-~....,-Q-U_E_S ___ _ Old watchH & jewelry 18500 obo 075-7789 •93 ACCO,.D "•t--;;;;=i:ii:i:ii'ii:'ttiiil ..,.,. .. 1111' "1 11 tu reaum• 073·5571 nn" ..., ..... fU>twn APPOurnmn $12.25 WHICO&ll Coln 842·~48 Anlv Edit. 47k ml. ---------I BUJCV 9035 auto, lthr, ABS. morel Sports Bar WEISITE/l.D. 8mBl8 1 1ftlMllT PAY IN 0.0, "~n~::L°"" $245 per M PT , .~~~.:'". 812.820 '490penwUT •1 ~ Uftlltt payl Per Hour ColegeW~avalable. : Pold P« f:: Bonus n~h~i;--e"' M) EY1'. NEC. WU TRIJI It you have phon• and computtr-akllla end art Mlf moUvated. and want to earn llC SSS. • Pd Wlt.,~&.nt Welcome I flex. tel" ~ sNfts aval ""'=''"'' : ~j'j,'~hr.e:"'·' •· ..... _. •• N1sltfMost Sole a..;... • lllltl ,...,.,~.. 1• 549-9599 ~ . '"'"' ''"" ....... ,,_... •Noc"" . ..........,_, CaU Mr. Ray. 71'"437-5001 '""" ._....., IWM!lll~.hccl In 1080 •Web.&OS81Exp.Pr8'. ~llllC"IWitljl ~--· c1.111~t111e11l w.i~ ::: ... 3IMIZ1. I ,.. IAUTOBl!~ .. fiOI WE'RE GROWING! • cuest Service starting waoe (8 • Prep cooks Free Mect1a1 I Fast growbJ Soutbem CalifonUa oommunlty f ~ dJlirl bai jnunedjate opportunities available in Vemura, 1.08 ~ Orange County, and the IDland Empire fOJ M>VERTISING BALES R!PRF.SENTA.TIVES. Your ~: new aooount devek>pnent, malntalnlng 811tablisbed acmints. positive customer. service attitude, and destre t.o build 6trOOg advertisJng ~ Wltb clients. Minimum 2 years previous advertising sales eJp8lienat wtth ~per industry expertem irtterred. We c&r: base salary + oooumssm, exoellent benefits pad(age ~ 401(k). aOO 8 t\lRXl1iV9 work envircrunent. Sutxnit rover letter, resume. a.oo salary blst.ory t.o: CaUbrua Qwnnw•nJay NeM Q>rpondocl 425 W. Broadway. SuJtef300 OMndale, CA 91204 ATTN: Humo RelOWCli Or fax: (818) 548-8897 ~cnCll.pi«QOln\'~ .._all>mHi'lo UllbD <b.J!JI ACCOUNTING/ TAXES 3406 8kkp9 Member of . Oulokt>Ooka Prof'I Ad· vlaor'a Prog. Call Joe Sennott '714·84o.-0724 ACOUSTIC CEILJNGS 3408 ----------------- ·-°"""""' • Ill •• CAU TODAY FOR YOUR flH IM·HOMI lSTIMAn "' •ShlftMgmt ~~ttv I N:,w,p=8= ~~~.r:.V~nt, our Newport 881Ch <>mc:e 4100 Birch St . .t. Ste. 108 or call 949·833· 1408 ·---· GANAHL LUMBER CO. Part-rime summer jobs available in addition to full-time ,PQSirions for: • Plumbing & Elccmcal Salesperson • Cunomcr Service Salesperson • Rectivcr • Haniwarc & Tools Salcspersons- Two Positions •Cashier • Door & Window Salesperson Apply in person at 127~ S. BrinolStrcct._ Cost11 Mesa, tA 92626 We arc an equal opportunity employer. PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER SERVICE SIAll'U6~ . .,. . • .d!ru1c u Im • • PCt • ON·S • 714) 840-7672 Sell your extra household Items In CLA981ffl!D c,n tw2-se1a We Do It AHi •On91 • Bllld ·~ Addtlonl •Remodela ACM ClllTllC11DI MM4MDll •Catff Olrl• Night l'ronch pine Armolr• Club• II now hiring Paid S8000. aacrlflc. 01ncer1. 7'4-554-0491 $3700. ~•c•ll•nt c:ond. exc~':A'~~:i:~Y 040-404-41 S8 -"9Sl~,33- PETS & ANIMALS " pl(.)0(857) St2.i.777 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LRXUS OP 6049 Wl!8TMINSTER •ae Eleotr• ""°'· futt (714~892-eec>e ••·t11 Hou" Ne lf!._!!!! .... c.=-!!!!G .... !!!! ........ s 1 so~~~8F FT teachera w/ECE ANTIQUES --. Preachoo\ n•ed• PT/ ,........, "'""" ...,,,...,,, I units to work w/lnf'a, EsTATEs na ....... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil power, loaded. Ilk• 1-~;....;.-_i:,...;....;..;.;;~.;...;...;.._ newl 82,300 mllH, '97 IVIC DX • Adorable red $3490.obo 723·1504 Bkle. grey lr11•rlor. Au11rallen shepherds 15apd. A/C, fec1ory male only, pat quality.--------warranty. (3V08872l PleH• call 845.e858 CHEVROLET 9045 11 U9S toddl•r• & Pr .. c:hool. BolJGHT ._.AM. CA 12111 Benenta 955-2872 ......,•u.-c;,.•n& C•llco female 2 yr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aAUER LOTUS COSTAM1!9A TELl!MARKl!TINQ AND SOLD Spayed Kl1ten a. •ee QMC Suburban 71....,42·7700 auor. (7\4) 854·3248 White/gray, 4)(4, LT, ________ _ Great opportunllyl Faateat Hlllng health/ nutrlllon product•. tn1-----------1APPLIANCES 6011 PIANOS & bu•lnesa 18 year a. model, full power. uvnY.YnAl 9090 (510054) $28.977 a 1 vn" ~mxus liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISSION Vll!JO QOL~ CART for aale (949J·384-0e84 $1175 714-840-9340 Earn top SSS 26%-Waahor/Drver 190 ORGANS 50% commlHlona. J\ • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 6059 Paid vecallon1 po•· .ttfirtU!~ Hch. Sm•ll l'rld9• elble. Experience a 4J $50 Good condlllonl Samick Babv Grand --------••••••• plut. Cell toll fr•• &.. 4t.oll•rtlLl111 831-0297 Pl•no Abaolul•ly Uk• FORD 9075 -1NF--,.n1"T------ (CAL•SCAN) tr'"' • ~ 53,850. 714·527·0900 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ( 8 8 e) 2 4 8 .() 5 1 1 . ~""',D;JUAA,!: .A· ~ New. Must Sacrifice iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii U'H" 9095 AUCTIONS 6012 '80 Fairmont Wagon Parking Loi Altendanla 1'°°t'"° . --------• SSOO/obo fair cond, '9S lnflnltl 049 Monitor community lklY. AUCTION NEAR ' •Ke TICRETS 6075 (714) 723-5543 Maroon, tan ltlH, low 1hopplng center p81k· Ol/lrto'M& ..... ml, loededl (300229) Ing lot In NB. WHk· &t.t...._ Tahoe. 75 homeslte iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '88 FESTIVA Super $20,995 end evening shift• Condllcted lots sold lndlvlduafly, Two Eurall Tickets dHl, new llrH. runs 8AUER LOTUS n .. dea 4:00pm 10 Paintings 't' China exclusive go1t11kl re· adull 111 clan 15 day exlnt. orig 34K ml. COSTA Ml!SA 1 1 : o op m . ca 11 Books 'W Furniture sort. Auction b0okle1. 22 countries s800811" $3700. 714-722-7201 714-842·7700 949·72'3·7100 afler Call 1·800-5£=i·1"64 or 080 760·249·6310 '95 lnflnltl Q4S 1:oopm or send Info 40 years visit o..ir wob alto at '93 MUSTANG 11. to: 3471 Via Udo, lnN.wpor(Bdch www.lalconauc tlon ---------: QT CONV Sdn. AC. Pw/Pdl. Iv•. 3. R /b I CC, ABS, alloy wNs, Sulle 207, Newport 14,67 .622 .com (CAl.."SCAN) TV, ELECT.RONICS, ea a ck 11 hr . lthr Sliding eunff, Beech, CA 92663. chromes , eulo . Fax 948·723·1141 STEREO 6080 (\6473~ S14,277 <3o~:.iu. J::~98.5 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 ........ Pleaae be aware that th• llstlngt In this cal· agory may require you to call a 900 number In which there ta a chetg• P•r mlnule. SEllL your used vehicle through classified 842·5878 FENCES le DECKS ---3615 Can't seem to get to all those repair Jobs around the house? Lei the CleHlfled Sorvlc• Directory FURNITURE 6014 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MlskioX..u:IEJO Llncoln Mercury iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * CABLE TV * (949)384-0884 714-540-5830 Blk metal bunkbd, twin DESCRAMBLERS '98 lnflnltl .130 , top. dbl bottom. Obi LOW COSTlll '9$ TAURUS QL BordeauJC, Ian llhr. mattress lncl'd $225/ 1·800.211-4125 AC. PW/POL, ABS. tlll, phone. aunroor. oe. obo 565-423-7265 LM CC. AM/FM cau, can. prem aouno • Power Seat. S8995 c h r o me w h • e I 1 • Cont•mp llvlng rm aet. •••••••••I (A1159684) l oaded, low m l. 2/aotaa, marble/glau TRANSPORTATION Costa Moae (3PJB106) 519.995 cotfoe lbl, lg calm rug •••••••••I Lincoln-Mercury BAUER LOTUS $1400. 949-722·9494 (714) 540.5830 COSTA MESA 714-842·7700 help you find Pin• Entertalnm•nl Cen· '97 MUST.ANO reliable help. t•r· apace lor TVNCR _S_Al_L_B_O_A_T_S_7_0_14_, AC, pw/pdl, 1111, cc , 142 .. 5678 stereo elc... $300/obo -ABS, pwr Mall, al· t-:-:::-:--"::7:---:-::-=---:-:-:i~,,,;(:,;7.;t:.,,;4:.!J..;5:.:0::,.4:5.:,,,::;:.,.;4:,:,7,,.:4:....,..,,. loys. 2 10 c hoo ... Why play Hide 'N SOFA & LOVESEAT CAL 20 Foe keel, new (194788) (205645) S••k wllh chllOcare? mint green with past•I aana. cusnlons, motor, $13,997 Cntti Mo•• Ca II CI a• a If Io d pillows. 5400 080. halch cover. bottom Llnooln Morcwy today! 042·5678. 7t4-842·2425. paint, $4500. 673-6942 714-540-5830 Sh0pp1ng for • new apartmC11117 cl•asifled le11 yo u compar• co111 • without hassle or wortyf Claaalfled 842·5878 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TUTORING 392~ ard Ctn·up, Trim tr•••. h•dgH , palm troea. Removal. New lawn/plant• 880·8502 Q & Q UPMOL8TRRV ~Ince '68 cu1t. furn. upholaty. alp cvrs entlque rpr 5-42-46 \ 2 WALL COVERINGS WINDOWS 3932 3934 -..,..------ O.ld•nWoet Wlndew Cl••nlne tatlafac:tlon vvar-ntHd Uc'd·lna'd e31·1M2 All l<lnda of Jobe ~or Aft tondl of ~Opt9. ClaHlftod. I .. - I ";J ... ... ... I ' • • ... .. ' .. T ,., c •• .. 1 ~ F • -G .... • Q 0 Ct ·D. *' , I ~ I ...cc iii1i " I Permatech Shutters are made of conventional wood construction, but the wood is pro,.ected by Resiloy Instead ot paint. The Resiloy covers the the wood as a sleeve or skin -80 times thicker than paint. Resiloy won 't chip, peel, fade, crack or change color like paint, and has a half life of 500 years. This coating makes the shutter a breeze to dust or wash with just soap and water. No other maintenance is necessary or recommended. Guaranteed for life, these shutte rs usually cost less than shutters protec t e d with only paint . To ask questions, get an idea of what shutters would cost for your home over the phone, or a free in-home estimate, call: Permatech Shutters 1626 S. Clementine St. • Anaheim, CA Lic ense # 703626 (714) 758-1692 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Strikebleeker 5 C8res 1 o Hot spring 13 Tug 14 Laborers' group 15 Earty btrd s catch? 16 Forever -day 1 7 Mushrooms e g 18 Baseball's Mal1y - 19 Put on weight 20 Fool shots 22 Places 24 Bnde s walkway 25 Actor Beatty 26 Cut. as grass 28 DIC4! oame 32 Christmas tree 33 It's under 58-0own 37 Garbo ftlm °Mata -· 38 Shoer labnc 40 Gilded 41 Vanished -thin 811 42 Model Caro4 43 CUfVe types 44 Nol any 46 Aulumn mo 48 Take the helm 51 Ht>tter. 1n a way 55 Enga~1n lesfrv11les 58 Astronaul Armstrong 60 General Bradley 6 t Hazard a guess 62 F1sh-4!aflng eaote 63 Malies a choice 64 Canadian doctOf 65 Take the bus 66 "The Raven· 67 ~rlshes 68 Hardy lass DOWN 1 Thick carpet 2 Ar11hetal waterway 3 Video's companion 4 While. to Henri 5 Deaden (sound) 6 Accustomed 7 Baseball teams e Venetian magistrate 9 Bad mood 10 Arias 11 Roam stealthtly I? Enterl&lfl 15 Mistrust 21 COfnmand to a mule 23 Oues comebacl! 26 W11e measure 27 Crude minefat I PREVIOUtl PUZZLE SOLVED &-29te 0 1M ..-r-~ 28 Greek letler 29 Entered a 10K 30 Talen1 31 T railb4azera 32 Like a fiddle? 34 Capp and Jolson 35 Lrfe, 111 Ouebec 36 SuNrvan and Asner 38 Delrvery truck 39 ·-Buttermilk Sky" 43 And10 on· abbr 45 Sphere 48 Became eccesslble 47 Apple drinks 48 Ice-cream uni1 49 Pace 50 Overjoy 51 Ending lor ,um• 52 Molionless 53 Ghostly 54 Fruit was1H 56 HouHtop 57 Cathedral part 59 Orega ChancH •rt you wlll flnd Whit you need at tht price you want to pay when you reed caa .. lfled Good Jobi rellable HfVICH lntertallng thing• to buy 11'1 all thtft tvtf'Y dey In CIUtllled M2·1878 Can't nem to get to all thoH ttpalt Job• llOUnd Cht houN? Let th• Cfeuen.ct l•rvlc• Dtr.otorr http you find rtllabtt help. dllty M2•H78 , luy fl. left ft. 'Ind It. C1Melde4. Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HllUCH ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q I · Neither vulnerable, as Sooth you hold • 5 Q 9 J o A K 8 7 6 •A 10114 J Partner opens the bidding with one club. What do you respond? A • This hand is just a whisker shon of a jump shift Add the queen of diamonds to the holding 1ns1.cad of the eight, and that action would be clear cul. With the given hand, though, we would be content with a one diamond response. followed by a forcing jump in clubs al our next tum. Q 2 -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •AKI09 73 Q A OAK7 •9 11 2 The bidding has proceeded. EAST SOlJTlf WFST NORTII IQ Dbl I• P .. 2Q 7 What do you bid now7 A • It looks as if}Yest is tryina 10 pull a fast one. Your double of one bean is cenainly correct -the hand is 100 strong for a one-sP.Ode over· call. Now you should bid two spades. Since the initial double promised spades. North should not read this as a cuc-tnd but u an attempt to cJtposc West'• probable chicanery. Q 3 -Boch vulnerable, u South you hold: •Q4 O Al3 OA91U '•A14 The biddin1 lw oroccedcd: NORTH IAS'I' 80lffH WEST •• ,.. 20 ,.. 3• ,_ 1 What do you ~ fK1W1 A • A t.nd cpnwnina three 11CC1 and • hltfl trump honor .. enonnout (ac-- ina • partner who made •jump rebid. Thcr.:(ore, we woulCS make the pnctlcal bid of siJl lpldet, fully capcclina .pertner to romp home. Jr you IR Of more acicncirlC bent, how· evtr, ttan with a cue-bid o{ rour clubl. Thlt ~ to t'9 • -.... of time, however. Do you really tApcct to find out enoup to pl to • t oOd grand slam'! Q 4 · As South, vulnerable, you hold: •H i:7 A K6 O AJ98 •Q J 63 Your right-hand opponent opens one diamond. What tction do you take? A • Ideally, a one-no-trump ovcrcall should suggest a possible source of tricks outside of opener's suit, hut bridge hands are perverse. Siooe you would have opened one no trump, surely you should tell panner o( your power by making that bid now. 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