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Serving the New~ort-Meso communities since 1907 , I WEDNESDAY, JUri 22, 1998
~W sevvcige spilJS into Newport ·H'9jbor
• About100,000 gallons of Huntington Beach, spe)'led taw j
sewage onto the road and the [ w~te water empties into Harbor Town and Marina parkrng SEWAGE SPI l ·
bay, closing it to swimming. lot in the 3300 block of West Coast
Highway.
Glll:.G Jll!,UNG
NEWPORT BEACH -About
100,000 gallons of raw sewage from
a broken sewer line gushed into
Newport Harbor and onto West
Coast Highway at Newport Boule-
vard on Tuesday morning, snarled
traffic while hazardous materials
crews mopped up the mess.
The accident reportedly
Cleanup crews were forced to
close eastbound ·traffic on West
COdsl l lighway for 30 minutes
because of the spillover. About
haU of the waste water went into
two stonn basins that feed into
the harbor. Vacuum trucks and
skip loaders carrying dirt began
damming and removing sewage·
from the street.
MARC MARTIN I DMY PILOT
Crews from Newport Beach and the Orange County Sanitation
Dlstrtct clean the sidewalks and streets after 100,000 gallons of
sewage spilled from a pipeline at the Arches Bridge on Tuesday.
occurred al 8:15 a.m. when a sub-
contractor working on construc-
tion of the new Arches Bridge
struck a 24-inch Orange County
Sanitation District sewer line. The
main, that runs from Newport
Beach to the district's plant m._
Moruca Mazur, a county envi-
ronmentdl health specialist, said
the harbor will be closed al least
three days for sdfety precautions
from the turrung channel past
Lido Island to Seventh Street.
Boalc; will be allowed to travel
through the waterways, but
swimmers will be proMbited.
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DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Naomi McComb can't believe she recelve(j a speeding ticket for skating 17 mph along the boardwalk in Newport Beach.
Newpor w man
was out on the
boardwalk for
an afternoon
skate when
police gave her --a speeding ticket
r
~fib
NEWPORT BEACH -Naomi McComb
went for an afternoon of in-line skating on the
boardwalk when the unthinkable happened.
She was cited for speeding.
McComb was snared by two Newport Beach
police officers for traveling too fast through
oceanfront traffic. A 'City ordinance passed ln
1991 prohibits bikers and skaters Crom going
over 8 mph. McComb was clocked at 17 mph.
The otation comes with a fine of up to $50.
"I can't believe two officers during the sum-
mer wanted to ticket a 30-year-old woman for
-exerasing-on the boar<f~ Sdtd Mccomb
who ltves m Newport Beach. "Every single per-
son I told about this just laughed."
Police say it is no laughing mdllcr. Several
complaints have been filed with the Police
Department this summer, one of whtch came
from d fclther who said his two sons were
plowed down by some skaters.
"When it comes to an activity that endangers
the safety of pedestrians, it is unreasonable,·
McDermott said. •we don't want to create an
unsafe situation out there.•
McComb wants to know how someone can
SEE SPEED PAGE 6
DOG DAY· AFTERNOONS
Camp keeps canines busy while their owners are hard at work -or play.
JENtfUt RAGLAN'D rejoining the group.
~Pb
NEWPORT BEAC H -It's 2:30
p.m. on a weekday, and Fido ts
bored. Lying UlSide a hot, empty
hp use, he aOXlously waits for his
owners to return from work and
pay him some attention
•rve always wanted to do
something with dogs because I
Just have a special place in my
heart for animals,• said Kruger,
30, a hfelong dog lover with two
pooches of her own. •The idea ts
for this to be a home away from
home, so they can socialize with
other dogs and also have human
contact."
Kruger and al lea.st one camp
counselor take the dogs on morn-
ing and afternoon walks and play
with them m05t of the day Nap
time ls usually around 11 a.m. and
~gain ln the late aftl'moons. The
pooches generally Uke to crash in
front of the televls1on ln tho dog·
gy recreation room.
•They like to watch Rikki
Lake,• Kruger said.
IEACH US Ill CYIOSPAa
He would give anything for
one of those ta.sty bone-sh4ped
cookies right about now. What a
thrill it woukl be to fetch a bell in
the park across the street.
He'd even setU for a few
saatcbet behind &he ea.rs.
1be facility, at Bnstol Avenue
and Campus Drive acrou from
John Wayne Airport, look.f like
your typical day-care center. Col-
orful murali adoin the wal.11, to}'t'
are strewn about the contteh•
Ooor, and eecb dog bU ttl own
cubbyhole to ltOr'9 leuhel and
other ~al belongtngl.
She takes care ol five to \ 2
dogs per day -many of whom
are reoulan -and probebty has
had about 65 dog, run through
the piece llnte It opened in Feb-
ruary of tbil year.
'
Enter Mikall Kruger, owner of
Dog Dey Afternoons tn Newport
Beeeh. She provides a 18.Mce to
dog ownen who just cao't biNir
lMvlng . their 1weet·fac:ed
~ hOme alone all dey.
And for thOM tenlnel that mil·
t>eblft, tt... ti a ...... u• ..._ _.,.. u.y can coal off ~
Kruger dedded to open the
bullnell after .. had teen mli·
SEEDOG8Mam1
+ 100,000 gallons of raw sewage po ted into Newport Harbor
when sewer line was ruptured. · .-
+ Eastbound traffic on West Coa;..-Highway was dosed for a half-•
hour. • · ·'
+ Swimcrers will be prohibited from harbor access from the turn-
ing channel to Lido Isle because of possible exposure to contami-
nants.
4' The harbor closure will last for· at least three days while health
officers take bacteria samples from the water.
"There 1s a thredt 1r you are
swimrrung in the water,• Mazur
said. "That is why we <HP warning
people not to have any direct con-
tact with the Wdler
·we y.rill be testing different
areas once a day for bactend and
won't reopen that part of the har-
bor until we have-cledn readings
for consecutive days •
Construction crews have been
working on the Arches Bndge
since September. The 60-year-old
bndge will be replaced with a
Wlder six-lane overpass that will
include blke lanes, sidewalks (lnd
SEE SEWAGE PAGE 6
City isn't just
blowing smoke
• Costa Mesa officials have given police authority
to enforce no-smokmg law at workplaces and bars.
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COSTA MESA The Police
Departm<!nl can issue c:itclUons to
people who violate nonsmolong
laws at the
workplace
and in bars
or taverni.,
but no ma1or
enforcement
effort is
planned.
The City
Council
passed a
resolution
Monday
rught g1vmg
the Police
Anyone with a
~tabout
smoking in the
~--0 bar or tavern may
col OfCl1g8 (OCl)-
ty's Smoking Hot-
&ne at 5-41-1444.
Department the duthon ty to
enforce the slate law prohtb1ting
people from smoking or an I
employer from pemutting smok-
ing m the workplace That law
grew to encompdSS bars cmd tav-
erns earlJer this year
·we belJeve that even if it's a
senous health issue, we have oth-
er higher pnonlles that we need
to respond to,· Lt. Ron Smith said.
Counc1lman Gary Monahan,
who cast the only dlssenllng vote,
agreed.
•1 Just feel the Police Depart-'
ment has more unportant t!u.ngs
to do than oting smokers,• Mon-
ahan Said .
The department will, however,
educate businesses and employ-
ers about the state ldw and act on
repeated complaints Violdtors
could receive a citation for the
mfracbon, Smith sa.id.
Currently, a Health Holline set
up by the Orange County Health
SEE SMOKE PAGE 6 ·
District frees up
money for salaries
• School board pays off $4 million in debts, giving
Newport-Mesa $1 million to boost teacher pay.
I IU'>FN M>..<.11 .... 1 The chstnct hdd about $3 mil-
lion m rec;erves and about $1.7 ~ Piil --..---+ mlllton_!!L.Qankruplcy teeavery
-..... N ..... E .... WT?ft'PO'"'"""R>9'T""'-ME-,,..SA -o ree funds available to retire its debts,
up money fo.r teacher salanes. the said Mike rme, the a ststant
school board voted Tuesday lo supenntcndent of busmess ser-
transfer more than $4 milllon from vices.
bankruptcy funds and budget The board voted to use $1.5
reserves to pay off some long-nullion from its bankruptcy fund
term debts. . and about $2.5 million from its
The clistnct had spent about Sl re erves to pay off an energy--con-
million a year from the chstrict's ervation pro1ec-t and the district's
general funds to gradudlly pay off nl'w telephone sy tern, on which
those debts. Now the board the district owed about $2 million
intends to use the $1 million to each. re~tructure the teachers' salary· .. While the chstnct has restruc-
schedulc and give add1l1onal pay tured the salanes of management
raises to teachers and non-cla • ·
room employees SEE SCHOOL PAGE I
• 2 Wednmoy, July 22, 1998 locals onl Newport Beach/Costa Miesa Daily Pil
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DUI ARRESTS . I
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The followmg people were arrestep .recently on suspi-
cion of dziving under the influence, These people have
only been arrested on suspicion of,a crime, and, as with
all such crimes, they are innocepf until proven guilty.
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NEWPORT BEACH
Alexanclia M. Saba, 23, of Hlintington Beach •
Norman L Breech. 46, of Costa Mesa
Laurd L Quinn, 35, of Newport Beach
J effrey D. Clark, 27, of Paia, Hawali
Erin R. Hansen, 22, of Scottsdale, Ariz.
Steve A. Cruse, 27, of Huntington Beach
Femdndo C. Miranda, 30, of A.ilaheim
Ldrry A Martinez, 36, of Capistrano Beach
WilbdJTl R. Fenton, 31, of Newport Beach
COSTA MESA
Vericd S. Arsic, 60, of Long Beach
LdureUe C. Torgerson, 45, of Newport Beach
Michelle E. Wickham, 30, of Perris
Romeo C Denunno. 25, of Santa Ana
Mdrvtn L Gunter, 64, of Santa Ana
Thomas A. Pattee, 31, of Valencia
Jose Rodriguez-Ortiz, 22, of Costa Mesa
Jose DeJesus-Prado, 29, of Costa Mesa
Rebecca A. Schmal, 52, of Costa Mesa
Emilio Vdsquez-Bemal, 22, of Costa Mesa
FE>denco A. Soldres, 32, of Costa Mesa
Rondld J. Scagl10tti, 30, of Newport Beach
Rusty L Love, 31, of Huntington Beach
Andreds C Gnun, 35, of Laguna Beach
L1obov Tdtavets, 34, of Lake Forest
Jeffrey B Loth, 45, of Newport Beach
Pedro Gonzalez, 3 1, of Santa Ana
Burhd Y. Yuksel, 25, of Santa Ana Heights
Robert C Nawi. 55, of Teaticket, Mass.
Robert S Poslick, 55. of Costa Mesa
David P Hall, 32, of Costa Mesa
Bndn G Cammaressi, 25, of Huntington Beach
Chnstopher B. Wells, 47, of Huntington Beach
Stephen D. Newcomb, 32, of Newport Beach
Joseph F. Machado, 30, of Newport Beach
Bretl M Walker, 23, of Newport Beach
Peter J Delano. 21, of Costa Mesa
8drr)r C Williams, 28, of Costa Mesa
Clifton W. Hollowdy, 28, of Costa Mesa
Domenico Raco, 28, of Costa Mesa
Dav1d G Gype, 3 1, of Costa Mesa
Mdtlhew C Riggle, 21. of Costa Mesa
Ellgio Castillo, 33. of Costa Mesa
Joshud I lemandez, 24. of Cardiff-by-the-Sea
Manudl Fernandez, 60, of Laguna Niguel
Joseph G. Hall, 33, of Los Angeles
Rachelle L. Munford. 34, of Mission Viejo
Scott C Beyma, 28, of Newport Beach
Curtis E Sm1th, 30, of Riverside
Leopoldo Lopez-Arguello, 50, of Santa Ana
Lws Perez, 23, of Santa Ana
FredC!rick Loudermilk, 29 of Santa Ana Heights
Ronald E Farrar, 29, of Westminster
MARRIAGES
Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange Coun-
ty Recorder's office.
COSTA MESA
• Devin E. Lawson and Mary Ann Q. Almazan, married
March 7 m Santa Ana
• Sonny K. Mendonca and Jill M. Johnson, married
Apnl 4 tn Costa Mesa
•Nedi J. Vaoifi and Jan M. Bardwell, married April 4 in
Newport Beach
• Wesley A. Madarland and .Kimberly R. Naman, mar-
ried April 4 in Mission Viejo
• Gdry L. Calvert dJ\d Sue E. Peterson, married April 7
m Santa Ana
• Kide Joklur and Rosalynn T. Kawakami, roamed April
9 in Santa Ana
• Chadwick E. Lafontame and Tracy R. Pangborn, mar·
ned Apnl 10 in Santa Ana
• Jaime B. Acosta and Meuia D. Madzid, married April
10 in Santa Ana .
' T)le creator of such
songs as •Chances Are'
apd •FJamtngq' talked
· of his career
achievements while
vacatiolilng in
Newpor~ B_e,ch
llatf Niii
NEWPORT BEACH -You may not know his
name, but you have probably heard his songs -
•Chances Are," •ptamingo" and •1 Heard You
Cried Last Night" all stemmed from his imagina-
tive mind.
He bas collaborated with some of the gteals
and can name-'drop with the best of them -
Gershwin, Sinatra, Crosby and Duke Ellington.
Ted Grouya is the man behind the man.
The 87-year-old songwriter left a memorable
stamp on the music industry with his .composi-
tions and lyrics, with more than 300 songs to his
credit. Grouya must be good -400 artists have
recorded his music.
•rd like to think my songs are related to an
event ln one's life," he said. "When these songs
became hits, it gave the musicians gteater recog-
nition, which made me extremely happy. nus
was my first love."
Grouya recounted some of his fondest memo-
ries from a vacation rental on Balboa Boulevard
on Monday. He escaped the scorching tempera-
tures of Pabn Springs, spending the last month
embracing the coastal ocean breeze.
Considered a child prodigy by his parents and
• teachers, the Romanian-born Grouya was torn
between his passion for music and intense inter-
est in law. He moved to Paris in 1929 and earned
a law degree.
As luck would have U, Grouya met an attorney
who worked for MGM in the United Slates. 1be
movie company decided to branch out and start-
ed an overseas music department Lyricists were
brought in, and Grouya worked with them on for-
eign scores.
After climbing the ladder in France, Grouya
obtained a visa to come to the United States in
1939. His first stop was New York.
One of the first people he met was Irving
Berlin.
"I had seen the pictures of America, and I
DON UACti / OAl.Y Pl.OT
Ted~ Wiil lbe man behind same of the clwk songs written lor Frank Smatra and
Duke EDblgtOa. GrOuya wrote •Jllawtngo" and hu a star of Hollywood Walk ol Fame.
wanted to write songs there," he said. •1 was so ·
flattered to know that Mr. Berlin wu· excited to
see me.•
Grouya was taken to Platbush Theatre one
evening where Ellington wu perfonning. Elling-
ton was part of the Herb Jeffries Orcbeltra. and
Grouya had a sentimental song in mind tor the
band. It was •flamingo," the tale of a rich society
type who yearns to see bis son in Florida, where
his former wife lives. The pink bird l8l'Yel u a
m~ssenger to •bring his son back to me," Grouya
said, I
Jeffries was exdted about the prospects of
"Flamingo• and reconied it in UM1 . Fifty mUHon
copies later, the song is still adored by musk: col·
lectors. The original score lits in the Smlthsoniari
Institution.
"It was a tremendous adllevement, • he said.
A year later, he collaborated with Ira Gershwin
on •women of America," a song requested by
first lady Eleanor Roosevelt Grouya cootiilued to
chwn out songs, but in 1946 he wu OooA!d by a
bra.sh young ldd from Hoboken, N.J., wbo bad a
golden voice.
. .....-·~----.
Vocalist Henry James had succeeded with
Grouya's heart-felt ballad ·1 Heard You Cried
La.st Night.• Frank Sinatra did even better. For 16
weeks, Grouya's song topped the cha.rt with a lit-
tle help from 01' Blue Eyes.
•Sinatra was a unique talent to the world:.
Grouya said, descnoing his favorite singer. ·
"When he sang, you knew what he was lalldng
about.• -'
Year after year, Grouya wrote songs, some for
movies, others from inspiration.
Luckily for him, you c~ never retire from
songwriting. His son, Ted Grouya Jr.,' is a film-
maker who got help from Dad for one of his
soundtracks.
Another film, •Unsung Melody," will premiere
at the Palm Springs Film Festival later this year
with Grouya's •MifrOrs Never Lie.• It's a song
about an old man looking into the mirror a.iid
realizing his age. .
"Inspiration feeds the process,. he wet.
"Songwriting is like a little baby. Wilen it ii born,
you want to see how it Cloe1 and ~-·· It's
qµlte a satilfyjng f~."
Woman wants to save old house from demolitioii
• Huntington Beach resident
offers to move 85-year-old
Costa Mesa home to new site.
bors have been hoping someone will
step forward to preseive the two-sto-
ry house, reportedly built in 1910.
Turley has begun researching those
costs and is hoping to recruit local
and national historical societies for
help.
house, If the city approves the subdi-
vision, Cernich could begin construc-
tion in three months.
EUSEC.EE
COSTA MESA -Christy Turley
would like to give an old house a new
home.
The house, one of the oldest in the
oty, sits on a 1-acre pa.reel at 2529
Santa Ana Ave., where developer
Eric Cemich is proposing to build 10
houses.
Cemich, city officials and neigh-
Turley, who lives in Huntington
Beach, would like t-0 be that some-
one.
After hearing about the threatened
home, she contacted Cerpich, owner
of Real Estate Exchange.
•1 just look at that house, and it
talks to me," said Turley, who owns
About Face and Body, a skin-care
salon in Costa Mesa.
Cemich has said be will give the
house to anyone who is willing to pay
for moving the home to another site.
She said she would like to move
the home about 1 1/2 miles away to
some East Side property.
Cernich, who is in escrow to buy
the property. has proposed tearing
down the old house and building 10
single-family detached homes in its
place.
The city has not yet approved the
project, said Kristen Petros, Costa
Mesa associate planner.
Time is running out on the old
•1t•s a matter of getting someone to
move quick before it disappears,"
Petros said.
Turley expects an answer from
Cemich by Aug. 18, after he learns
whether the project is approved and
he obtains necessary permits, she
said. She knows this project will be
•full of a lot of headaches," but said it
will be worth saving a little piece of
history.
"It definitely needs a lot of f.uring
up and some TLC," Turley said.
Old Glory boat parade winners announce d
• Mark D. Howell and Stacey J . Krogman. married· The American Legion Yacht Club and Pat Harrison
_Apnl 10 m S~~-Ana -----handed<nrt-awmds to16 boatin1J111rn:rrort-Besnoo.n-a. -::-chanotte Aiita:J:ie,
Third -PaJ>Oli Princess, owned by
eorge anal>ee Uee---cifette -Th!r4--Song of o.rway, owned..
by Berit and Floyd Schenk • Brian P Storms and Ellen L. Horiuchi, married April for displaying their festively decorat-owned by Rob and Pixie Hartman
11 m ~guna Beach . . ed vessels in the annual Old Glory Best animation -Mahalo, owned ~ Davtd M. Clark dnd Jane E. Srruth, mamed Ap~ 11 Fourth of July Parade. by Tom and Sheila Williams
m Huntington Beach Grand marshal Paul Salata and Best costumes -ntan, owned by
FOR THE RECORD
In the July 21 edition of the Daily Pilot, Oty ·
Council candidate Ron Wmship's primary ~
tion shou.ld..l@ve been listed as a acreen ad«. Allo,
Mike Palit:z W41 an actual candidate in the June
gubernatorial race.
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sented the 'awards at a dinner held by Sweepstakes -Knot Success,
the American Legion Yacht Club. owned by Pete Painter
The theme of the parade was Stars
and Stripes and Sports, They Go
Together! The winners, who were
judged in three divisions, were:
DMSION II
Classic power boat Wider 26 feet
First -Michigan, owned by Gay
Wassel-Kelly and Bill Kelly
DIVISION 1
Theme -Bastante, owned by Les
Second -DA Woody.Com, owned
by Dennis St. Onge
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WORK BOAT Cl.ASSIC SAILBOAT OVER 28 FEET
First -Fairwind, owned by nm
Bercovitz
First -Depth Perceptions, owned
by Nancy Dixon and Brian Eckford
Second -Fredericka, owned by
Bill and Estelle Mathis DIVISION Ill
Thi.rd -Del Mar, owned by the
Sea Scouts
Commercial
Best theme and sound -Little
Sport, owned by Art Gronsky
ELECTRIC BOAT
First -It's a Switch,
Keith Caroselli
owned by
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Best animation and costumes -
Jet Ski, owned by Koussay Okko
Best mechanical -Fireboat No. 5,
owned by Orange County Harbor
Patrol
Second -Uve Wire,
Tony and Denise Piazza•
SURF POLICE FILIS
We have a decreas-NEWPORT 9EAOI
• Avoaido A,,....: A cellular phone worth $200 was stolen In Ing south swell and the 1500 bloct. swell out of the • E..t c:o.t HlgtwMy: A cellular phone worth MOO was south-southwest at stolen In the 1500 block.
205 to 195 degrffs • Shlpr.,., W.,: A television, stereo, vfdeocassette recorder
for seu In the and sewral bottles of llqUOt was stolen In the 100 block.
waist-to~ shoulder-• Newport C:..... Drive: A wallet containing ~ S695 was
high zone. The stolen In the 900 bk>ck.
points and rHfs • OclNft 1oi1•ewn1. A camera worttl S200 was stolen In the
3500 block.
should Sff some
bigger waves. COSTA MllA
Looking ahead to • Vldw .. 111...c: Thr" pac:kS of cigarettes and two 12..pQ
c.-of beet wonh $23 w.rw stolen In the 1100 blodc.
.
next w.ek, we
• RM • Aftnue: A computer worth $3,000 was stolen In the: should see a south 3000block. ' west swell from • .......... ,"'wt A radio~ S70 was noten In the 600 about 210 to 215 blodc.
degrffl dellYerlng .............. do 1Wo n.thlights Md. cttlulw phone
lets In the shoul· Worth S6' 1 were stolen In the 2JOO bled~
der· to head-high ................. ~~dllc~.vldeo-
c-.n. l'9COfdel Md two IW90 ......,, wortt\ s 1,000.,. zone. "'*"' In the 800 block.
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• Man files legal claim
accusing Costa M esa of
shortchanging his sons
on the short-sleeved gar-
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COSTA MeSA -A Newport
Beach man has filed a claim
with the city of Costa Mesa,
saying the city owes him 18 T-
shirts. ·
Chuck Sutterfield said he's a
man who likes to get what he
pays for.
He signed his two sons up for
four weeks of Camp Costa
Mesa, a summer program
offered through the city, ar _a
cost of $95 per child, per week.
According to a city brochure,
the fee includes three T-shirts
that must be worn daily.
To Sutterfield's surprise, he
was issued only three T-shirts
per child for the entire four
weeks of camp. When he asked
for the additional shirts, a clerk
told him he could buy them for
$5 each.
In a lette r to Sutte rfield ,
Recreation Superintendent
Charles Carr said the practice
for the last 20 years h as been to
1ssue the three camp T-shirts at
the first-tune registrabon and
not each week.
But that's not what the
brochure says, Sutterfield said.
City officials said Sutterfield
Gunman robs man of
$20 in cash, gold chain
A 37-year-old Costa Mesa man
was robbe d at gunpoint .Monday
night as h e walked home from a
West Side convenie nce store,
police said.
The victim, who was on his
way home from a 7-Eleven on
KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I DAILY PILOT
Chuck Sutterfield Wed a claim with Costa Mesa for 18
T-shirts or $90 because he said the city breached an
agreement that clearly states he's entitled to the shirts.
has a point. His claim is still
under investigation, said Karen
Adams, risk manager.
•He feels we breached a
contract," Adams said. "From
that standpoint, I perfectly
understand his complaint.•
Although it has not been a
problem in the past, the word-
ing in future brochures will be
clarified, said Keith Van Holt,
community services director.
"I don't want to sue the city,•
Sutterfield said. "It's nd1culous
that it's even gone to this point."
He doesn't even need a
dozen T-shirts for each child.
He would have been happy if
the city had agreed to give him
just a couple of more shlrts. But
Placentia Avenue, was stopped
by two males who appeared to be
between 15 and 18 years old. One
pulled out .a semi-automatic
handgun after the pair demanded
money.
The victim handed over $20 in
cash and a $300 gold chain, and
the two then ran southbound on
Placentia.
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who wants what I paid for
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inches tall and weighing 160
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black hair.
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Wednesday, July 22, 1998 3
Digesting a Midwestern feast
for the eyes, ears and psyche
I figure iJ Fred Mdrlln can write
from Colorddo, then I should
• be abl to wnte from the Mid-
west. And beciiUS<' that's where
my wile dnd I hdve been for the
past eigh1 days,'thdt's whdt I'm
going to do.
I'm writing tlus on dn airlmer
flying back to Ordnge County
from Chic.-dgo. We spent four
dayi, there, much 61 ii on busi-
ness, and four ddys m northern
Indtdnd, r sUy to muck around
lJl my roots. P,.nd we. h(1d a won~
de.rful lime in both pldces.
We t>vcn ledmed d few things,
chief dmong them, the tmpor-
ldnce of perspective. Seeing the
JOyi,, Sdllsfdctions, UTltations and
excesses of Ordnqe County
through the pnsm of totally diller-
ent places dnd Lifestyle~ is good
exercise for lhe p'>yche
So here tire some 1mpress1ons,
brought hc1ck to be exam.med at
leisure
C'lucdgo first
Chicc1~Jo rnt1v weJJ be the most
under-c1pprecicllC'd city m the
world. OuUc1nclE>rs lend to thlnk of
Chicdgo if they ever do -in
terms bf cnnw, corruption,
c1bysmc1l W<'cilher c1nd the c1nnual
failure of th£• Cubs. Such an
dSSeSSffi{>nt while pdrlly true -
ffilsses tht> soul of C'htcdgo totally.
It tc1ke<; only c1 fl>w dc1ys there to
recogmw rt d!-i a city thdl works.
And ke<>p'> working until it gets tl
nght.
Tctkt• public support of the arts
tor exc1mplc On c1 magruf1cent
swruner l'vc•nmq we> wandered
mto C'h1Cdgo\ splendid waterfront
to hec1r Rc1c hmdmnoff played by
the Grtlnl Park Symphony Proba-
bly 10,000 peoplC' were doing the
same lhmq, dtVldc>cl hetween
families spread out on blankets in
the gMss c1nd ltsl<'nC'n. m lhe seats
proVldc~d. We expected to pay for
the chcur!., but 1l wc1s c1ll free. The
tab wc1s picked up by the city so
that pNhc1ps 1 million people over
the !>tUnnwr most of whom
probc1bly couldn't c1fford a concert
hc1U llckPI rnuld hcc1r lh1s mag-
mhcenl mu"IC
Then thc>r1;• wc1s the lull oty
block m the hecUt of downtown
Tff E BELL CURVE
joseph n. '
bell
Chlcago -across the street from
the Marshall Field depctrtment
store -devoted to children dnd
the arts. Here, a dozen oiwn tc•nu;
were full of children pdJJlll.ng,
playing musical mstruments,
reading and writing. Their work ·
is on display for those who wish
to wander the grounds A stqn di
the entrance says the oty ol
Chicago Department of Cultur<.11
Affairs has been selecting 600
children on the basis of t.heu art1'>-
tic aptitude for this sort ot expo·
sure to the arts every year smcc•
1971.
When my wife dnd I went to
the Chicago Art lnstltute to f>dY
our regular homage to George'>
Seurat's "Sunday Afternoon on
the Island of La Grande Jdtte, H
w~ discovered that Tuesddy was a
"free day" for Chicago museums.
And the Art Institute was pdcked
with visitors.
So tt went all week Chtcdgo
wore its affection for the drts on
its capaoous sleeve, and I could-
n't help thinking that m Ordnge
County we have a congressmdn
named Rohrabacher who httS
dedicated himsell to torpedomg
the pittance-36 cents per c1b-
zen per year -the federdl gov-
ernment provides in support of
the arfs. And he keeps getting re-
elected . So much for perspectlve ..
Because I spent a large pdrt of
the 15 years I lived m lhe C'hlcago
area at the old and funky
Comiskey Park, l had to go dnd
have a look at the new one The
White Sox have not been drdWUlQ
welJ, and I picked the day they
gave dway Bearue Babies and
attr"dcted their largest crowd of
the yedf
. The park lS effiaent and grace-
less. but then• was one innovation
the Angels might like to consider
for their afternoon games: a pub-
lic shower m whlch steamy fans
-either from the heat or bcid
1 play of thf> Wlute Sox -can get
thoroughly doused. ln thetr
clothes. of course.
I wctlkcd the elegant Mlchigan
A\.enue -lull of folks pu9hl.ng
be1by_ramages and wheelch'airs
on o beautiful Sunday morning,
and my w1fe dnd I walked mCl.Ily
miles m the everungs m this aty
that pul') up the fmest front m the
world Then we rented a car.
drove to a tiny county-seat lake
tov.rn cdlled Colwnbia City. Ind ,
and wt up shop m a wonderfully
bds1c mot<>l atop a hill that com-
mancfr·d t1 panoply of the sort of
rich green that we JUSl don't see
m Cc1li1om1a And for foUI days,
we '>dW fnr•nd<>, wandered the
lake, pdjd our respects at the
grdvc::. of my parents and grand-
pdrents uncl sundry other fa.mi-
l}--and read copiously
And, oh, yes. we ate copiously,
too, m .restauranl'S where the
piece de resistance was that most
n1t1gruf1cent example of ~11dwest
em culinal) cUt the breaded pork
tenderloin sa.ndv.'lch. I feel certain
if 1t could be exported to Cal.tfor-
n.ia, 11 would make the person
who clid it qwte nch
Sure 11 was hot -we saw
many hlted Pyebrows here when
we told fnends where we were
gomg -but we expected the
hec1t and were well supplied with
insect suppressant And we could
always Jump in the lake if we got
too hot
Comp to think of it. we can
Jump m the ocean if we get too ·
hot at home Or the neighbor's
pool. But if dnyone knows where
we can fmd a breaded pork ten-
derloin sandwich, I'd surely h.ke
to hear.
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4 Wednesday, July 22, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot .
---+-Eastblutf tfaffiG a test fo:f sGhGol~~. ___.._
• Oosure of Bison at Jamboree puts Coron a del Mar High
m d Jam. Residents and officials seek solutions.
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EASTBLUFF -Word pro~em: ~ hdl do you get when you)::om-
bmP 1,500 cluldron with a~'many
t ur'>, dnd the>y're all trying to get
to d .. mglt" destmauon at the same
tmw with only one an~ess road
th.it lrnnh d res1dent.t~ nei.ghbor-
h11od1 . . ·
ThP <uiswor r~qultes httle
11 .tth """ t)lg tr~.~ltc mess.
TQis 4uun<l~ry depicts a typical
,, t-Pkdt1y monuny at Corona del
:\ 1.ir I hqh School It is JUSt one
fd< H ol tht• l<lfger Edstblulf tralfic
d1•ht1ll' thc1t will be up for d.iscus-
s1011 c.st ,, < 1ty-... ponsored commu-
nal} mt·l•t111q, '>el for the fU"St week
1r1 August.
The (. '1tv Counnl deaded to
com.hie t lhl' mt·<'lmg so residents
111 the• Upper "''''"'port Bay neigh-
horhoucb Cctn votCt! opimons and
oiler '>t19!Jf'st10n., before city lead-
1 •rs dPndc• d pPrrnanent solution
f<• cd.,lhlulf\ trulfic woes.
l ,i..,l Wl'Pk <•nded a !>tx -month
!11<11 pc·nod ol temporary mea-
st1t1·., dl Brsun AvPnue and Jam-
1>111P1• 1<1>.id. Those medsures pro·
t11l111 nmt<rn~ts from making left-
h.u1rJ t11ms from northbound Jam-
l11111·P onlo B1snn dOd from dnving
straight a.cross Jamboree on
Bison. .
As a result, many parents com-
ing from Jamboree now have (o
make a left on Eastbhrff Drive and
another left into the high school in
order to drop off their children.
"It's a traffic jam because
about 80% of our kids a.re ~oming
from Jamboree," said Corona del
Mar High Principal Don Martin.
"The traffic going toward Jam-
boree is always flowmg, so we
have a big left-band turn prob-
lem.· , '
Martin said a committee of
parents, students, school ad.rnini.s-
trators and repreSentatives of Our
Lady Queen of Angels School met
during the last few months. They
discussed improving circulation
in front of the high school,
improving safety at the intersec·
tion of Eastbluff Drive and Alba
Street, considering a three-way
stop sign at Vista del Oro, and
spreading out the start and end
times of the two schools.
The committee decided the
only thing the school could con-
trol was the timing, so Martin
authorized moving Corona del
Mar's start time five minutes later,
to 8:05 a.m. That's 15 minutes
alter Our Lady Queen of Angels'
QUISTIOI
start time of 7.50 a.m. r~
The traffic problems at Corona
del Mar High School are not nee·
essarily unique to any other high
school in Calif omia, said Newport
Beach Public Works Director Don
Webb. Thousands of people all
trying to ·get to the same place at
the same time will undoubtedly
create traffic jams, he said.
But city and school officials
alik~ recognize that something
should be done to ease the con-
gestion.
For residents, it's an issue of
safety. La.st month, a 12-year-old
boy was hit by a car while walk-
ing in the crosswalk at the inter;-
section of Eastbluff Drive and
Alba Street.
Michael Bigi, a member of the
Eastblutf Homeowners Associa-
tion board, said that crosswalk
has long been a concern for East·
bluff residents.
"For a busy street that's going
to get busier, effective action
needs to be taken,• Bigi ~d.
"Maybe a. fiashing1yellow llght or
perhaps even a , crossing guard
could prevent a.ctidents."
Matters inay only get worse as
more students enroll\at Corona
del Mar Hi,gh, when Eastbluff I I Elementary Scbool .f)l)enS and as
more areas are J'nnexed into
Newport Beach.
"Things aret' t horrible ry.ght
now, but·with the adjunct of stu·
dents coming, we're trying to be
proactive," Martin. said. "I feel we
do have 6 potentially dangerous
situatiol} out there on Eastbluff, so
we n~ to do something."
Martin said be, Webb and oth-
er 'school and dty officials have
come up with a set of recommen-
dations they will present at the..
community meeting.
Webb said while something
could be done to improve the sit-
uation, it will also be a matter of
educating the public.
"The city and school district
need to tell parents how to drop
off their kids so it's safe and dis-
courage practices that cause the
crosswalk to be used," he said.
Parents question high school staffing
1
1 I Ii. ..,11, \1A..,l 1'1:1 Haskell, a member of the Naviga-"The parents are right,• Franco School board President Jun Fer-o , "'°' tors, a Newport Harbor fathers' said. "There is a definite differ-ryman said the board is unlikely to
group. ' ence if you're looking at a school hire additional stall before Sep-
I
'\; E\\ PORT BEACH -Some The ctistrict expects 2,083 stu-by its size rather than by site level. tember to correct the inequity.
dents to enroll at Newport Harbor That's an issue that our new super-"In a perfect worldi we would
in September, compared with mtendent will have to take a good try to add administrators and staff,
1,027 at Estancia. While Corona look at.• but given the state of our budget, I
del Mar has an anticipated student Other positions that are allocat-don't see that happening,• he said.
enrollment of 1,603 and Costa ed on a per-site basis rather than Franco said intenm administra-
Mesa, 1,764, both of those schools size of the student body include: tors will be at Newport Harbor
include seventh-an~ eighth· office manager, registrar, atten-High and Ensign Intermediate
:-..:1•\\ port I icirhor I ltgh School par·
t•r1t<; '>rJ}' !hi' '\C"hC>ol d1stnct's
ud1111mstrr111v1• dnd clencd.l s\affIDg
tt•rm11lc1 1.., unldir to Newport-
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1111• cl1'>l11c t c1s31gn<:. d certain
1111111111•1 of pnnc1pdls, assistant
111111< 111c11..,, counc,elors, computer
c11d1 • .., t1nd hhr,inc1nc, to edch school
r1·qordJ1•<,c, of how many students it
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B111 pMenls clcWn Uu:! formula
rn•c1lr·.., t111 1ncqtuly because of the
v, • ..,, chllNPnn• m enrollments.
"NPv.port I lcU'bor is 103% b1g-
YPr thc1n Eslc1nc1a," said Bob
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School board member Judy them well in the past but not any ·u won't be the same as having
Franco said the inequity is one that longer,• said Newport Haroor par-a full-time admirustrator but it's
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Sunday's FUiht of the 1.-en II expecte4 to draw moi:e than
70 com~Uton from througbou.t the state.
SAILORS GET WIND
a= NEWF?ORT RACE
AU90N MURRAY
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After 63 years and two name
changes, the Flight of the Lasers
iS still drawing both young and
old sailors from all over California
to Newport Beach.
More tJlan 70 people from 9 to
80 years old are expected to race
the 14-foot sailboats along a
course that covers about seven miles through Newport Harbor
on Sunday.
•A lot of the young people sail
in it year after year," event chair·
man Seymour Beek said.
The race began in 1936 as the
• Flight of the Snowbirds. Kites
replaced Snowbirds after the
wooden boats faded in populari-
ty, and Lasers took over about 20
years ago.
•(The race] hasn't changed
very much at all," Beek said. "It's
just a different type of boat."
I.i,sers were given Olympic sta-
bl.5 five years ago. Although the
boat is normally only sailed by one
person. a second person is allowed
in the Newport Beach race.
•tt's a real neat little sailboe.l,"
co-chair Lee Sutherland said.
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+WHEN: 1 p.m. Sunday
~WHERE: About one-
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The race cowse begins and
ends about one-fourth mile east
of the Balboa Pavilion. Spectators
will have a good view from the
south Side of Balboa Island, along
Balboa Peninsula by qie Fun
Zone and by the Balboa Bay •
Club, Beek said.
Awards will be given to the
first 10 finishers, the first girl, the
youngest girl and boy, the first
married couple, the oldest skip-
per and the first J(l81'0nt and child
crew. A new award has also been
created for the greatest tnumph
over adversity. The event is orga-
nized by the Commodores Club
of the Newport Harbor Area
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot at the oran e coon fair Wednesday, July 22, 1998 5
TODAY
• The fair IS open noon to midnight
10 RIDES FOR $10
• Buy• special wrl1tband good fOf 10 rides
fOf S 10. Valid any Tuesd-v. w~
Thursday or Friday, from optn•ng unt1t close.
fOf ridft In the major and kldche midways.
Good f0< •II ~ Does not 1nducle 91t1
admluion.
YOUTH AG DAY
• 4-H and Future Farmers of America mem-
b«s receive. frff admission with ID cards.
ALLDAY
• Creations In Ct1y presented by o.c. Polymer
Clay Guild, HC>l'M & Hobbies Bultdlng
• Tailoring Tole f0< Every Home prlHented by
O.C. Tole & Decorative Painters, Home &
Hobbles Butldlng
• Warm, Worldly, Whimsical Woodcarving
presented by Cahfornla Woodcarvef's Guild,
Home & Hobbies Building
• Breeding shffp and ang0<a goats on dis-
play, Livestock /Vu ·
• Small fnlmals on display, Small Animal Tent
10 A.M.
•Open Breeding Shffp Judging-wool
breeds (until 6 p m ). lrvestock Arena
11 A .M.
• Hi Hopes, Mffdows Stage
NOON 1
• Papermak1ng ijemonnrat1on (until 4 p m.),
Fiber Palace (Silo Complex)
• Weaving demonst.ratton (until J p.m ), Fiber
Palace (Silo Complex)
• CalitO<nia China Painters Art Association
(until 6 p.m.), Visual Arts Building
QUALITY TIMI ONGOING FAIR EVENTS
• COUECTOR'S CORNER (BUILDING N0.13):
Collections -Special Feature Exhibits'. Fuchsia lore; Vintage Clothing
of the 1940s; Hand-woven fabric and sampler made by a schoolgirl in
1835. Many exciting exhibits in colfect1ons· antiques, memorabilia,
gems and minerals.
• FIBER PALACE (SILO COMPLEX):
Fiber exhibits and demonstrations including cotton, hemp, silk, fla)(,
wool and paper. Open until 11 p.m. each day.
• PINK PAGODA (FRONT GATE):
Fuchsia Society exhibit inch/ding live fuchsias, fuchsia crafts and le<-
tures, and sale items. Open until 11 p.m. each day.
• SHEEPY HOLLOW (LIVESTOCK AREA):
Wool spinning and felting demonstrations. Sheep and wool crafts for
sale. Various sheep breeds on display. Opening to 11 p.m. e~ch day,
with demos at 2 and 5 p.m.
• TIMES HERITAGE STAGE: '
Orange County Fair presents HSwingt1me at the Heritage Stage, H a
big band/swing fest every night from 7-11 p.m. A zoot suit fashion
show starts off •
the night from 7
to 7:10 p.m.
Swing dance
lessons are pro-
vided by Audrey
Wilson of Hot
.Stomp 'N' Rhythm
from 7:10 to 7:30
FAIR FAO
+In 1991, UC Davis Pro-
fesSOf' Norm Gary covered
himself with 200,000
honeybees and played
the c.larinet during the • Sock Hop, Kids' Stage
•Clown Day: "Funny Business Clown Guild"
(until 7 p.m.), Featured Exhib1t0< Area/Youth
in Motion Building
• Patch Program "Discover the Fair• Scav-
enger Hunt (until 7 p.m ), Kids' Park
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Marianne Price rubs the snout of her big devonshire sow, Ucorlce, at the Orange County
Fair. Price arrives dally at 6 a.m. to care for her f~rm animal.
p.m. Johnny Pink
& the Big Shots
swing in with the
Big Band sounds
of the 1940s from
7:30 to 8:45 p.m.
Swingtime! Dance
Contest is held
Orange County Fair's = '-11
salute to bees and hoo-• 111 '"""-
ey. As a promotion for the fair, Gary
appeared as a guest on •The Tonight Show
with Johnny <:arson.• • Crafts: Clown Hau and Tissue Flowers (until
7 p.m.), Crafts Area/Youth In Motion Building
12:15 P.M.
• Clown Show. Kids' Stage
1 P.M.
• Pink Pasta Eating Contest sp<>nsol'ed by
ChiOgo Chicago Pizza & Pasta, Times Her-
itage Stage r;-
• Magic Show, B11ou Magical Pataie
• Dan Wiles -Slack Rope, Melody Junctton
• Faux-Rose Marble With Fuchsias presented
by Patr1C1a Heydlautf, Home & Hobbies Stage
• Rec:Ofd Roll Contest. Kids' Stage
• Daw'n Marie SchoOI of D•nce, Centennial
Sl<lge
• Elk Whistle, Fuchsi• Stage/Flower & Garden
Buildlng
1:30 P.M.
• All-Alaskan R11C1ng Pigs. Los Pignttas Race-
w~ '
2 P.M.
• Ruuell Bros Circus. CtrCU1 Tent
• Organk Growing lecture presented by
Chuck Meese, Orange County Branch of the
National Fuchsia Society, Pink Pagoda (Front
Gate)
• Food Processor Creations presented by Jan
Mongell. Home & Hobbies Stage
•Janelle Wiiey, Sherman Library and Gar-
dens, presents "Flower Arranging from Your
Backyard." Fuch~ Stagelflower I Garden
Building
• Piggly Wiggly Rope, Kids' Stage
• Pink Lad~ Fuchsia Planting. Celebration
S~outh In MotlOn 8u1kltng
.. SUmhine Generatton of Di.tmond Bar, San
Dimas and Chino, Times Heritage Stage
• J.C. Tunes, Centennial St<lge
2:30 P.M.
• Magic Show, Bijou MagtCal Palate
• O.n Wiles -Sl.ldc Rope, Melody Junction
3 P.M.
• Clumps Contest, Kids' Stage
• Rhythmettes, Centennial Stage
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• Dance Center, Times Heritage Stage
• Sariri.(Andes musK), Spotlight StageMsual
Arts Building .
• Elk Wh~le, Fuchsia Stage/Flower & Garden
Building
3:30 P.M.
• All-Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Pignrtas Race-
way
• Photo Transfers on Polymer Clay presented
by Dorothy McM111ian, Home & Hobbies
Stage
4 P.M.
• Magic Show, BIJOU Magical Palace
• Russell Bros. Clfcvs, Grcus Tent
• Bonnte'sDanc:e &-GymnastJCS Stvd10, Fuch
sla Stage/Flower & Garden Building
• Pink Pearl Eraser Stacktng Contest. Kids'
Stage
• Yarn Spinning, Celebration Stage/Youth In
Motion Bu11dtng
• Sunshine Generatt<>n of Diamond Bar, San
Dimas and Chino, Times Heritage Stage
• Mamott Dance Center, Centenntal Stage
4:30 P.M.
• Dan Wiles -Slack Rope, Melody Junction
• Pasta Creations pr~nted by Jan Mongell,
Home & Hobbiei Stage
5 P.M.
• Fatry Floss Eating Contest. Kids' Stage
• Kids' Karaoke, Celebration Stag&'Youth In
Motion Bu11dtng
• Dan<e Center, Times Heritage Stage
• Rhythmettes, Centenru.1 Stage
• Sariri (Andes music), Spotlight Stag4W1sual
Arts Building
•Elk Whistle, Fuchsia Stage/Flower & Garden
Building
5:30 P.M.
• All-Alaskan Racing Pigs. Los Pign1tas RiKe-
way
6 P.M.
• Mark Yuzuik. hypnotist Grandstand Arena
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• Magk Show. BiJOU Magical Palace
• Jumor Poultry Arrives (until 9 p m ). Small
Ammal Tent
• Rubber·Oucky Carvings in Wood presented
by Alan Nichols, Home & Hobbies Stage
• Bonnie's Dance & Gymnastics Studio, FUch-
sia Stage/Flower & Garden Buildmg
• Rockin' limbo, Ktds' Stage
• Mamott Dance Center, Cal Sp.u Centenntal
Stage
•Johnny Rhondo, vocalist. Spotlight
Stage/Visu.I Arts Bu1ld1ng
6:30 P.M.
• Dan Wiles -SliKk Rope, Melody Junction
• Clown Show, Ktds' Stage
7 P.M.
•carrot Top, The Orange County Register
Concert ~nes in the Arlington Theate<
• loot Suit Fasht<>n Show presented by Zoot
Suits In Fullerton, Times Heritage Stage
• Russell Bros Cirtus, Circus Tent
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• Sariri (Andes music), Spotlight StageNisual
Arts Bu11d1ng
7:10 P.M.
• Swing dance lessons with Audrey Wilson,
Times Heritage Stage
7:30 P.M.
• Sw1ngt1me with Johnny Pink and The Big
Shots, Times Heritage Stage
• Magic Show, BiJOU Magical Palace
• All·Al.iskan Racing Pigs. Los P1gmtas RllCe-
way
• Kelly Rae Band, Meadows Stage
8 P.M.
• Mark Yuzu1k. hypnotist Grandstand Arena
• Johnny Rhondo. vocahst. Spotlight
StageN1sual Arts Building
8:15 P.M.
• Close Harmony, Times Heritage Stage
9 P.M.
• Carrot Top, The Orange County Register
Coricert Series In the Arlington Theater
• Sw1ngt1me Dance contest wrth musk by
Johnny Pink and The Big Shots, Times Her-
itage Stage
• MagK Show, Bijou Magical Palace
9:30 P.M.
• Kelly Rae Band, Meadows Stage
10 P.M.
• Close Harmony, Times Heritage Stage
nightly from 9 to 10 p.m. Open dancing is every night with Johnny
Pink & the Big Shots and a guest band from 8:15 to 9 p.m. and 10 to
11 p.m.
• VARIOUS STAGES:
Billy & The Boomer, Willy's Washboard Jamboree, Grin & Barrett
Jugglers. Ventriloquist -Don Bryan & Noseworthy. Show times vary.
• VISUAL ARTS (BUILDING N0.12):
Southern California Indian Center has on display American Indian arti-
facts. Arts Orange County has artwork on display from organization
in Orange County. The Times Orange County presents interactive dis-
plays and exhibits.
• WINE COURTYARD:
Walter Colvin -5:30 to 9 p.m.
• YOUTH IN MOTION BUILDING (BUILDING NO. 16):
Community weaving projects in the craft area from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Special contests for kids available daily at 2 and 4 p.m. The Cotton
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Department takes calls and
sends out notices for alleged
VlolatJons, said Marilyn
Pntchard, dlrector of the coun·
ty's Tobacco Use Prevention
Program. However, the health
department cannot take any
enforcement action against the
establishments.
Copies of the letters are sent
to the appropriate oties, and
about half the obes m the coun·
ty use their police departmen~
to enforce the law. Pritchard
said
Businesses that don't co~ply
could be · slapped with fines
rangmg from $100 to $500: If a
business has more than three
vtolabons m one year, it could
receive d $7 ,000 fme from the
state Occupotiona.l Safety and
Health Admuustrabon,
PntchdCd sa.id
As for Costd Mesa, the hot·
line has received about 80 com-
pl8.U1ts agdmst about 15 busi·
nesses 10 the city since the
SPEED
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gauge speed while skating. She
said the two officers yelled for her
to slow down, which she claimed
... he did. She added that her old
pdir of Roll erblade wheels were
never chonged, cdusmg her to go
'>lower than usual
·After I wds given the ticket,
the officer demonstrcJted how fast
8 mph dCtually was,• she sa.id.
"The officer ldter told me I could
skate down Balbod Boulevard as
fdst as I wdnt •
GET JHE
1 beginning of the year.
~we're not going out directly
and citingl • City Manager
Allan Roeder said. ~We would
really ·only expect to cite in
t,\lose cases where we cootinu·
ally receive eomplaints and it's
pretty clear there's a refusal to
comply with state law.•
Citations can be issued to
individuals who are smoking or
to employers or busmess OWJl·
ers who allow it, Lt. Smith said. ·aar owners or managers
should know t;hey could also get
a citation even if they're not the
ones smoking,• he added.
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lac places in Los Angeles and oth-
er parts of the country, and saw
the need for one here. ·
•tt•s just been awesome,"
Kruger sald of her success. "The
best part about it is wanting to
wake up in the morning and
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employees, its negotiations ~
with teachers have reached a
standstill over requested
salary increases.
~'The teachers' union bas
asked that its salary schedule
be compressed to allow -teach-
ers to reach the top of the
schedule sooner, an adjust-
ment that would cost about
$500,000 .
Board members said they
want to rework the teachers'
salary schedule, but the dis-
trict can't afford· the union's
demand for salary increases on
top of the restructuring.
"Depending on what th~
spread is, that could cost mul-
tiple millions of dollars," Fine
said. "And some employees
wouldn't get any increases at
all.·
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a prepaid card that includes 10
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Suzy Fox, a doggy camp coun-
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the result.
"This place lS dedicated to the
well-being of dogs: she said. "I
think it definitely does make a
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a 12-foot median. 11le replace-
ment project costs about $14 mil-
lion.
Stephanie Metzler, Cliitrict
manager for the Southern Cali-
fornia Gas Co., said a subcon·
tractor was relocating under·
ground utility lines as part of the
project's infrastructure improve-
ments. Marldngs we re made on
the sewer main, and a construc-
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puncrured the pipe, Metzler
added. The line wasn't 'com-
ple@y severed.
Lt. John Blauer, community
relations officer for the Newport
Beach Fire and Manne Depart·
ment, said the main continued to
flow sewage to the sanitation
plant. It took about an hour
before the valves were com-
pletely shut down, he said.
The putrid smell of ~sewage
lingered throughout the morn-
ing. At nearby Bistro 201 Restau-
rant, general manager Jobn-
Charles Bagnis was worried the
lunch crowd wouldn't be able to
Mikall
Kruger, own-
er of Dog
Day After-
noon, gives
somencto
Simon, a
Jack Russell
terrier, at her
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reach ·the parki.Dg lot. Bagnis
·arrived at the restaurant minutes
after the sewage q>ill and saw a
murky, flooded street
•Jt won't exactly help out with
our· daytime buSiness." be said.
"The extra activity isn't enticiog to
customers. It stinks aWfully bad.•
Tuesday•s accident im't the
first dunng construction. Last
December, water service to
homes on the Balboa Peninsula
was halted for an hour because a
barge carrying construction
1 materials crushed a water main
when it dropped with the outgo-
ing tide.
School board President Jim
Ferryman said the district also
has agreed to pay around
$400,000 for added teacher
benefits on top of the cost of
restructuring.
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CLASSIC
FACTS,
1998 TEA
. .
im-C>PENER
S.Ven locals compefitg ot U5. Open of Sumng
today ii Huntlagton 8e«h.
AY
•1..,_, from my ,..es (Monday). I got a lot of rest
-• n t..n 1111 nilM ~:
Mlt .. I Makena. Costa Mesa surfer
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8 Newport Beach/Cosio Mesa Doily Pilot
• Costa Mesa's Makena
making serious waves .
1
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at the U.S. Open. ·
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SUIF l l&
~nesday. Juty 22, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Cortson • 9A9~7 44223
Best. bargain ~
town ... for sure
• And what's more, there
are no strings attached at
the Tea Cup Classic.
G 0 L F
I t's a simple format with one
foursome of ladies plnying
.. : 18 holes for the title of Daily
H1111 \HI ' l>t ,..,
~Pfol
Sance Md.lkdt Md ke na of
Costd Me'>d I!> planning to
tum profe~s1onal m
Septembe r. 11 WdS tmportdnt that
he exlubtt c;ome hardwdre from
tu~ dmateur career to ht~
o,pOO!>Or-..
Compdnie'> lhd t ouU H surfers,
dlter dU, pdy for lrdVPhng
<'xpcnsc.., dnd drt' dJwdys
mlNC'..,led m d n•lum from their
cht•nl!-..
Lc1st month, f\.1dkPnd won lhe
h19gl!sl dffidlt'llr lttll' or his
c nr<•<•r, cdptunnq d National
Sc h<1ld!>llc Surtinq Assoctation
rhdmp1onsh1p c1 t Lower Trestles
an lhP rarc,l Explorer men's
dl\'l'>IOn
H1'> c,pon!>or, Volcom, made
... uri· \ldkCnd hdd d ticket to ride
m t.hP G-Shock U .S Open of
~urlang dt th<> Hunungton Beach
P1Pr
I redlly nePded at " Makena
'>did of his hrsl ndhonaJ llUe.
\<\hc•n you're> going to tum pro,
f',ponsor<;) Wd nt to know what
you clJd m your dmateur career.
"So (Vokom) wdnted to e nter
me m the U.S Open to see how
I'd do."
Mdkena, one of thP few
<om pell tors ttu-. we<>k surfing in ,
both the m<•n's tnali. dnd the
1unaors, htts not d1!>c1ppointed. fn
fd<.l , lw's mc1kmg some pretty big
Wrt Vl''-
Jn the thml round of the men's
tnrJb Tut>sddy, M<lke na was
flymq high off the Lips or the
four-to-s1x-foot Wdves to win tus
hc>dl with 20 points Four surfers
rnmpelc 111 f'dC h or the
.lO-mmute heats
\ 1c1kcma. 1 q and a top 1uruor
an the died for mc1ny years,
r <wghl four Wdves m his heat.
thrc•f' of wh.ich were of the
MARC MARTIN I OAl.Y PU>T
Ben Bourgeois, shown here riding the waves of the U.S. Open liials a year ago, ls missing from the
field this time around as the world of surfing finds itself drawn to Huntington Beach for the sbootouL
high-scoring caliber.
"I didn't want to lose, like
(Monday)," Makena said,
referring to his ouster in the
event's junior division. "It's ironic
that I'm (still alive in the Open
and not the juniors). I'm really
looking forward to this event. It
gets in a lot of publications and
it's great to be out here with
these huge scaffoldings.•
Makena, who returned home
last week from Panama, where
he was surfing for photo shoots
fpr Wave Action magazine, is sb.11
trying to recover from the tnp.
·we roughed it to say the
least," he said "We stayed on a
remote island. It was a fislu.ng
village.•
Makena, who grew up surfmg
wtth mother, Mary, and his late
father, Ron, felt good physically
on Tuesday for the first time
since returning. "I learned from
my mistakes (Monday),• he said.
"I got a lot of rest -slept 11
hours last night. n
Makena also spent a month.
last winter training in Hawaii
with John Carper, a surfboard
shaper who is also Makena's
sponsor and mentor. When asked
how he won the NSSA contest at
Lower Thestles, Makena said. • 1
had a great surfboard and a lot of
faith.. '
Makena will compete today in
the fourth round at 8:20Al.m.
(heat 10). Bryce Cohn {San
Rafael) and Rod Brewster
(Laguna Niguel), both top
professionals, are slated for the
same heat.
Makena, an up-and-coming
prospect hoping to crack the
Association of Surfing
Professionals' Tour, is one of
seven locals competing in the
men's U.S. Open, six of whom
are scheduled to surf toctay.
Veteran Richie Collins (Costa
Mesa), on the comeback trail,
will surf for the first time in the
G-Shock on Thursday in the
seventh round of the trials (heat
13) against Jason Bogle of Hawaii.
In addition to Makena, Brad
Dougherty (Newport Beach), ,
David Giddings (Newport
Beach), Todd Morcom (Newport
Beach), Dave Post (Newport
Beach) and Cordell Miller
(Costa Mesa) are slated to sud
today in the fourth or filth round
in the men's lrials.
'Mo del Kay' to strut her stuff at U.S. Open
Pilot goll champion. But
factor in the community
response to the Tea Cup Classic,
the women's midsummer affair in
the Fletcher Jones
Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club
Championship Serles, and the
stroke-play event July 31 at
richord·
·dunn
Santa Ana Country Club takes Albright won her thud
on a life of its own. straight Newport Beach Count!}
Readers have called lately Club title this year by 17 stroke..,
asking if the general public is While the four ladies have no
inVited to attend the Tea Cup plans of joining the LPGA Tour
Classic a.pd if there's an entrance any time soon, they have
fee. become community golf ·
The public is welcome to heroines, while the one-round
gallery and there's no admission event also allows the host club to
(tee time is 9 a .m.). You might exhibit its facility to an intimatP
have been told nothing in life is group of golf enthusiasts from
tree, but that was before the Tea around the area.
Cup Classic was conceived. SACC, which will graciow.ly
One caller last week said she open its course for Tea Cup
"couldn't wait for July 31," and . Classic II, is the oldest country
that she and her husband were club l1l Orange County, haVlllg
•anxious to see that course,• started at the tum of the centur>.
even though they're longtime It was formerly known as ·
Corona del Mar residents. Orange County Country Club.
·we just wondered if we Not every golfer in the ared,
wanted to belong to a private however, has seen the stately
club,• she said. "and we really SACC. The golf course in no Wd't
want to see those ladies." could handle a gallery the sl7 e 01
The event, which matches the a professional event, like the
women's club champions from Toshiba Senior Classic, but 1t
the four private clubs in this should be ideal for a small,
newspaper's circulation, was intimate gallery expected for Ted
created to bring the golf Cup Classic II.
community closer together and ln lteeping the community
crown a Daily Pilot champion. aspect of the event spirited,
In last year's inaugural Tea interesting and unbiased, club
<'.:up Classic, a gallery well over oCficials agreed last year to rotate
100 toured the links at Newport as host sites.
Beach Country Club when Selby A ddjtionally, the Tea Cup
Schriber (Big Canyon Country Classic features hole-in-one
Club) won by a surpjisingly prizes for the ladles, includrng a
large margin (five strokes). Mercedes Benz E-320 (valued at
Why the interest in the ladies? $47,445) on the par-3 No. 14, a
Here's an example: 150-yard tee shot from the
Schriber, whose time on the whltes.
tgolf course has been limited t1)l.s A Schwinn Moab 1 bicycle, d
year because of major set of Pmg ISi irons and a $250
reconstruction at Big Canyon, gift cert1hcate to the SACC pro has captured six consecutive club titles, including last year's shop will ~ dWarded for aces on
k the other par-3s. by a remar able 27 strokes. In last year's Tea Cup Classic, Schriber received an automatic
berth into this year's Tea Cup Schriber won the engraved stlve r
Classic because Big Canyon did tea set by shooting 2-over-par 74
not hold a women's club at Newport Beach.
championship.. Albright had pulled to within • Costa Mesa resident will try to influence the waves also qualified for today's fourth round, will surf at 8:20 a.m. (~t 10). Marianne Towersey (Santa a stroke at No. 13, but the steady
surf . d Bryce Cohn (San Rafael) and Rod Brewster (Laguna Niguel), both An c try Cl b) h . Schriber shot even-par 36 on the much like she has been doing in the wear m ustry. •op profess1·onals, are slated to f• ...... Makena. a .oun u ' w o gains a ba k . d h d " -.... slight advantage this year with c rune to exten er lea . HUNTINGTON BEACH -Veronica Kay of Costa Mesa, juggling Cordell Miller (Costa Mesa), who enjoyed a bye until the trials the Cassie being played on her A key point in the match
a duaJ carl'er in surfing and modeling, will make her debut today in fourth round, will open today at 9 a.m. in heat 14. Keon1 Cuccia home course, has won 14 of the came on No. 14, when Albnght
the G-Shock U.S. Open of Surfing at the Huntington Beach Pier. (Ojai) is the favorite in the heat. past 17 Santa Ana champi· and Towersey made bogey and
Kdy, of Ne wport Harbor High, and Holly Beck of Manhattan Dave Post (Newport Beach), who might have the best chance of onships. Towersey won the 1997 Schriber made par with a sdvmg
Beach hdvc> been bilJed by some publications as the future of Amer-all locals to qualify for a wild-card spot in the Op Pro Surfing Cham-SACC title by 13 strokes and 10-foot putt, her biggest putt of
1can fe mdle surfers because of their impact in the growth of women's pionship next week, will open todAy in the trials fifth round at 9:40 claimed this year's crown by 20 the round, after hitting a tree on
surf wedI a.m. Darryl Vuostko of Santa Cruz is the favorite in beat two. strokes. the left with her approach shot
Kay, who hopes to become a world champion in style, is the pri-In the trials sixth round, Todd Morcom (Newport Beach) will sud (Are you beginning to see Though Woodard shot 86 rn
mary ~nup qui for Roxy, a Quiksilver company bdSed in Costa in heat four against Benji Weatherly at 12:.CO p.m., while David Gid-why the Daily Pilot Sports Dept. the first Tea Cup Classic, she
Mesa. Roxy as an rndustry leader in boa.rd shorts dings (Newport Beach) will open in heat eight at t ~20 p.111. with John yearned to get these ladies became a crowd ravonte with
Kdy, w ho came up through the National Scholastic Surfing Asso-Rose of Laguna Beach. together to decide an area her late heroics, making a
n ation ranks and is currently 51st in the World Qualifying Series, Veteran Richie Collins (Costa Mesa}, on the comebaCk trail after champion?) bogey-saving putt at 16 and a
will compete in heat five of the Wahine women's third-round trials a hiatus from the Association of Surfing Professiorlals' 10ur, is tcbed-'T'he Tea Cup CJassic's other birclie putt at 17.
(3·40 pm ). uled to surf m the seventh round ~eat 13) of the G·ShOclt on lbuis-.l two players, Debbie Albright "That was the most fun I've
In the men's tndls today, Newport Beach's Brad Dougherty will day at 9 a.m. (Newport Beach Country Club) ever had, playing in the Tea C up
sud m the fourth round at 8 a.m., dfter advancing with a second-In the G-Shock U.S. Open Juniors, Makena was ellmiliated in the and Denise Woodard (Mesa Classic even thou
place brush in his heat on Tuesday in the third rowu:l.with 18,8..J-WllL..llUWlU...-WJwu~.u.a.LU-~~·~(C.......,.oe..,... Mau} 00t11Md:.lowtla-. .u· ~---+~nrercmnmi~crcrruil:oiT.),~atSiffioF-....... --tiii1g;;;g~e;;s~t ~hiac~k~e;;r~. -~w~ood~ar~d~s:ai~dll
_ __,po...__,in-ts. first-round heat and did not advance. earned their way onto the 1998 wl'm just glad I w~ able to chip
Costa Mesa's Ma1kai Makena, who won his third-round heat and Classic roster. and putt at the end .•
Woodard has won three club Tea Cup Classic I featured
DEEP SEA Newport L.9ndlng -9 boats, 199 anglers. 2 yellowtail, 152 albacore, 2 bluefin tuna, 14 calico bass, 421 ~nd bass,
66 barracuda, 1 white sea bass, 4 yellowfin croakers.
titles in a row at Mesa Verde, praiseworthy club representation
includiQg this year's by 11 shots by all four golfers in the area's
to lock up her second straight midsummer classic.
TUESDAY'S COUNTS
Davey's Lodcer • 8 boats, 256 anglers. 323 albacore, 335 yellowtail, 3 bonito, 117 barracuda, 67 cvalico bass, 600 sand bass,
1 white seabass, 2 halibut, 1 thresher shark. appearance in the event. For more details: 574-4225.
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they have waived notice or Htate aaaets or of any pe-bid• may be 1ubmlli.d In cha1gea, for HrvlcH pro-Chanl1clffr Ad., Anaheim, FlotUlou• •u•lne•• bullne11 y.t? No Flotltlout •ualnott Greg Todd Enterprlaea. PUBLIC NOTICE consenttd to Ill• propcsed lllloo or ac:counl H pro-advance) on th• 29\h day vldtd by the City of Cotta CA 92804 No,,.. llo tement Janet Rosing No1ne ltotom.nt I.LC. Greg Todd, Manager
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NOTICI OF be granted unle11 an Inter· Spacial Nollet lorm 11 pro h11 been ltorecl Ifft. Have you etaned dvn...., MARKET FORESIGHT ..,,enge ......,.,ty on 711191 NYBORQ & ASSOCIATES Orange County on 7/1/98
Pl!TITION Hled pe<eon m .. an ob-available lrom th• court an w Ch 11 localad II NOTICE IS FURTHER tiu.inffl ylt? Yes, 11-H~• :M20 Meadow Brook. COila t••1•7t3t 11 1722 lo• Co~Olll Or.: 19981713089
TO ADMINISTER jectton lo the petition and Cl¥k. AYRES SELF STORAGE, GIVEN lhal et aald time ~lbert Magff filed M .... CA 92e2t -Doily Pilol ..jufy I , 15, 22, 8uona Park, CA 90821 Daily Pilot July a. lS, 22.
EITATE OF: 1how1 QOOd cauH why Vle Attorn•r for tM Potl-7012 Ernest Ave Hunlina· and place all lnternlOd ...,. I 1!tate0mentty wC111 k1 f Computer A11lalld Divot" 29, 1998 W781 Ronald NvborQ, 8722 Los 2:9. 1998 W784 court should not g.rant the llonori ton Beach, Ca (714) 14~ per1ona m.y a~ar and .... 1n ... oun ., o llfled Real Ett• Setvlc:os CoyotH Or., 8uona Park,
MADl!LINI! DI CARLO aullloruy. WILLIAM w S OUKUP 731•. L1ndlord r11eNe1 be lle1td bV 1ho cny CCMin-Orange County on 11-15-98 Cotp (~ :M20 M .. dow ,UILIC NOTICE CA t0Sa1 PUBLIC NOTICE CASI NO. A193055 A HEARING on lhe pell· llQ (Cta' 7.-I) 1 the 1lghl lo bid at the 1111, cil on tile above Item. tHll71 11t7 1r9Qli Coi1a M... CA Pllricia Nybqfg 1722 Lo11---....-----
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credtlora, conlfngtnl crecli· GUST 13, 1991 at 1:45prn ATTORNEY AT LAW, by "'hand paid lor 11 lhe TIONEO ACTION IS CHAL· Auputt 15, 1998 W7tf Thll bualneu le con-No111e 8ttilomont CA 90021 Heme Stotomont
1011, and pe11on1 who may In Dept 703 localed at 341 I 1 4 1 • • KA 1111 R time ol purchaH. All ~· L£NGED IN COURT, the ducted.,,. a corPOtllllon The folloWlng P9fl0nl att Thi• bu1ln111 la con· The IOllowlng P9f•on1 11•
01henvl11 be lnltt•llld In The City Drive South, 0<· I LVD., 1101, ANA-cl\aHd goods at• IOld •• cha.Henge may be llm!Wd to ftUILIC NOTICI Have ~ ataMcl doing doing~" .. : ducted by: husband and dolng bu11n111 u : the w1U or Hiiie, or both, ange, CA 92Me. HEIM, CA 92101 11 and mual be removed r.t only thOH IHuot ta!Md II butlMlt ytt? YH 12/ttl lHnna I Halt Md Nall De-wlle Los Caballeros Roal Etltle of· MADELINE 01 CARLO IF YOU OBJECT IO the Publl lhtd Newport lime of aale. Sale 11 aul>jec1 lhe pul>llc hHrln9 de-,..tltlOU9 •u•IMH 97 ' llgn, 2522 W. Uncotn Avo., Have you atarted doing & Financial ServlcH, 10044
A PETITION FOR PRO· gr•nllng of lhe pelttlon, you Bt• h.Costa ~"• 0111 10 cancellallon In the tvtnt sc:rlbld In' IN• n011Ce or tn Nome ltetem..,t ~ Alsleted Olvtr· Anaheim, CA 82801 bu11oet1 yo1? No Adams Ave., 1343, Hun-BATE has bffn ltled by 1hoUld appeat at the hear· p 1 ,c Jul 15 21 22 199l ol Htllem1n1 betwMn land• written corn1ponclenco d• The l.ollowlng peraot'le are alflld ...., Eallt. SetvfcOI Nelhat•Atd•~. 1 t09 VII· Ronald N'ybor'g llt'lg1on e .. ch, CA 92848
GERMANO 01 CARLO In Ing and 11111 your Ob-1 o Y ' ' 'WT7"• lord and obllgaled party. livefld to the City Cou~tl doing butlnttt u : COfp Inlet A WtMt ltY Cir., COiia Me11, CA Th.I• alatemanl WH filed Wallace 8, Rodackar
the Superior Courl of Call-FoElona or file written ob-.., Published on 07/15/M and al, Of pnor to. the plAi4lc LEGACY HOMl CAAi!, PrHldent ' 9827 wllh the County Clerk or 10044 Adams Ave. #343'.
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BATE requesta th•I OEFf· pH11nc1 may bt In pe1ton L.&QM. NOTICI 400-1~· • hputr Cltr Clettl CA. 92847 Orengo County on 7/1/M I'll Filial, 1109 Valley Dally Piiot .My e 115 22 Thie l>uelneu la con.
MANO 01 CARLO be ap· or by your llforn~y. NOTtC• OF I AyrH Self Sloriage Publl•h•d Nt wporl Marla T. 1'111kow1kl, 1HH7•MM Cir., Colla M .... CA 92027 29 1"8 • M82 ducted by: In Individual p0fnled H personal r•prt· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR U ac .... Rttldont Manaci-a D 15807 Mt. Malter horn, .. Th• bu1ln111 I• con-· Have you llartOCI doing
Hntattv• to admlnl11er lh• or conllngent cuedltor 01 ' 8L -• Publl1h1d Newporl B01ch.Coell Mou Illy FounlllnValley,CA.t27ot Diiiy rllot J\I'/ e. 11. 22, duc:ttd by: 1 gtntrll Pitt· PUIUCNOTICI butlno11r1?No 111111 ol the decldent, lht doc .. Hd, you muat flle OP MANDONI D BetCh•COlll MtN Dally Piiot .Nly 22, 11M. .lltOlfow M. '9ezllowtkl, 29, 1"8 W7t2 netlhlp W .. ace . Aocloc1*
THE PETITION raqut11a yow ctalm with the coutt 'RONRTY Pllol July 15, ta, 1"8 wtOO 11t01 Mt. Ml11trhorn, ,-.... UC-· Hove you ttarted doln9 ,._....._ lktelneee Thl1 Ntomtnl w11 flled
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B1lb01 lsl1nd, CA 92682 Bttch, CA 92883 Canada M8CtS9 raf Agency tnc .• (CA), 2057 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HVONG M KANG. 18375 Santa~ b 01 of 'e~ed at Thia bualntsa Is con. Thia buslneu la con· This bu11n,11 Is eon· Port Br 1101 Newport VOtandJ Fovntan vatey CA ey ,if'l4!dlf\ 11AA
ducted by: a corporation ducted by: an Individual ducted by: 1n lndillldual Beach CA. 92860 Flotltlou1 8u1ln•11 Fictitious BuslnHa The mets bell'IQ 'S()jd are gf ~Fin~aa~.· Af H1v• vou started doing Ha111 you started doing H1~ you started doing This 'buslntu 11 con-Nam• Stat•ment Hem• Stetement oene~ desc.nbeO as Stock 1n THE %j FR'ONf' EN· t>uslnt~ Yptt? NoR bl.lflnen Ytl? Y11, 3/1/98 btJslnast yet? No ducttd by• a corj)Ofalion Tht lollowlng pttt ont att The loll0W1ng persons art lrac!t furnollrt fiX\lrn fC)ll~ lRAH~ iHE CC~ W1tma 1 \)t10 estaurant, Bnan Leto Zib1 Maddah Have you tlat1t d doing doing business as doing l)usiness as ..... r~-·il OI ~UR IS 700
Inc., Wilma S11ud1ngtr, This Slaternent was filed Thtt allttmenl was filed buslnHS yt t7 v.,, 6/1/98 HOME & GARDEN VIN· NIGUEL TRANSPORTION ~~ J~ =~ EHTI R 01rtvE s .
P111idtnt I With lht COYnly Cltrk ol with Iha County Cltrk of A Rt11rt ment Uving Rtftt-TAGE FURNITURE, 369 E. SEAVICES. 55 Ttrract Cir· OFSUas·· T A14J.. eA-al~, ~ Tl'us stattment was •1od Orange County on 7/1/98 01ang1 County on 6/8198 ral Aoe"cy, Wtr4y Krust· 17th St, Sit. 18, Costa cit, l.lguna Niguel, CA ..... IOU!td at 18053 tie and interest c:onw to "'''h lht Co~inly Cltfk of 1011189763087 19988760J138 mtn, Prtsldtnt Meu, CA 82627 92677 ..... "' and ~~Id b'f II U said
Ore"gt County on 711198 Daily P1lol July 8 15 22 Dally Pilot July 8 IS. 22.. This stattmt nt was filed Robert Allen Miller, 2110 Raflndar Singh Gogn11, i5 ~' kluntain Vailey CA ~~rust 141 the tl.laled
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29, 1998 W783 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 10988782714 This business . 11 con· Thia business Is cun-De consumma1eo ll 11\41 oll1u of p ~El'< 0 CRIB IN o Pit J 1 8 5 ducted by: an lnd1v1dual ductad by· an lnd1111dual DISCOVERY ESCROW COMPANY ~I D!:EO TRU 242 PUBLIC NOTICE r 1ctltlou.a 8usln•11 Flctltlou• Bu1ln111 2t~~8 ot u y 1• W7~7 H1111 you started doing Have you star1ed doing nn Ctnter AW Sli1te 44() ST WIL N s REET
Nam• Stetement Name Statement · business ytt? Yes, 1/1198 buslntss yet? No "'nDng10n Buen CA 92647 and OSTA ME~ CA 92627· Flclltlou• Bu1lne11 The following parsons art Th• foltowlng persons are PUBLIC NOTICE Robert Alten Miller Ra11nder S Gogna ·111e wopaieo sae ~ is 0000 APN 11~2-07 The Ham• Statement d0<ng business as· dOJng businasa as: This statement wat filed Tt11s statem~t was f.ltd AuQust 7. 1998 unoeBigned T~ dis.
Th• lohow1ng persons ate Caltfornla Bride, 31341 Mll.ITEC WEST. 319 Cedar Flclltlou1 8uslnH1 with lht County Cl11k ol with the County Clerk ofl Tile DUI._ Siie is subject ., dams any ~~y for any Ill·
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PANY. Cb) Ft0VE STARS Michelle Dalton, 227 Poln· Carl w. Mumm, Jr., 319 dolngbuslntss as: Dally Pilot July 1, 8, 15, D11ly Pilot July 1,'8. 15,I • (lltnesalt'tS SUbleCltoSec ~:;:.alJOnsa~ :/l· :r~
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Valley, CA. 92708 This buslne\s Is eon· Teresa M. Mumm, 319 lane, Huntington Beach, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Tile 11ami and .ociius ol 1mpbed regatd1no !Ille pos-Jamts Kevin Ashlord, duC1ed by: an lnd1vldual Cedar St., Newport Beach, CA 92647 · seSSQI or enc:urflbranceS IO
18371 Patterson St., Hun· Have you started doing CA 92663 OeMIS Edward Wllltams Fictitious 8uslne11 Fictitious Bu1lne11 the oe~ wttll IO!hOrn Cl•rns pay the retT\8UllllQ pm0P.al
hngton Beach, CA. 92646 business yet., Yta, 6'5/98 This business Is eon· 1447 Chateau L.n., Hunting: N•m• Stat•m•nt N•m• Statement may be I led •S ~l5COVERV sum of the.QO~Sl leeured by This business Is eon· Michelle Dalton ducted by: an lndMdull ton Beach. CA 92647 Thi lollowlng persons art Tht following persons 1rt ESCAOWCOMPANY 1'7Ce111e satd deed of 11\lst Wltb l"ller·
ducttd by. an 1nd111ldual ThtS statement wat liled Hav1t> you star1td doing Barbara Jean Williams, doing, business as· domg business as Ave Suite 440 ltinongtDO est thereon as provided 111
Hilllt you Slar1ed d~ng with the County Clerk ol business yet? Yes, Match 14471 Chaltau Ln, Hun· M/M MEDIA MARKETING, IMAGINE TRAVEL, 1513 Buen CA92&47anathelastday saiClnote{s1,aova~s 1f=~any
business ytl? Yts, 8-15·98 Orange County on 7/1/98 31, 1994 tington Beach, CA 92647 245 Fischer, Ste. A8A, W. Alton, Santa Ano, CA for f1h11Q claims b'i any Cttdito urde~he erms O ~e
James Ashford 19988783095 Carl w. Mumm, Jr. This business Is con· Costa Mesa, CA 92626 92704 sna!I be AuQust 6, 1098 which is o st estunat 1~s
This statement wos !tied Daily Pilot July a 15 22 This statement was filed ducted by: husband and Joseph w. Gordon Jr., 245 LTT Enterpilses, Inc., (Ne· the business day betore the ~~:~:sa~d0,xs;:n~~~ ~i-
w1th the County Clerk of 29 1998 ' w787 with the County Clerk ol wlfa F1sche~ Sia. A8A, Costa 11ada) 1513 W. Alton, Santa antiapated sale oate spetthed ated by saiCJ deed of trust. lo.
Wednesday, July 22 , 1998 9
OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 888
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D•nna M8flt Davts,
48, o l Newport
Beach, died July 18,
1998
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D a vit, d•ug hler ,
Gwn edolyn Marie
D e vis. broth ers,
George Roben Yeo
and Clarence Wllllam
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Ann M itchell a nd
many nieces and
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M2·91SO Orange County on 8/22198 ' Orange County on 6·26·98 Have you 1tar1ed doing Mesa, 1,,;A 92626 Ana, CA 92704 above Wit S1119 348
19980702238 PUBLIC NOTICE 1111986702707 buslnesa·yat? No Thi• business Is con· This business Is con· Dal!d July8 1998 DATEDW' J • 2.2.1998
Daily Pilot ,July 8, 15, 22, Daily Pilot July 1, 8, 15, Dennis E. W11ti~ms ducted by. ll'flnttMctuaf-ducted by: a co1porotion JAlAL 't GORJI seut1 mRTH' MORTGAGE
29 te98 w790 FlctltJous Bu1lne11 22 1998 W764 Barbata J. Williams H:ivt you started doing Have you started doing HYONG M KANG Buyertsl RVICE INC, a~ 11\lStee r.::::z:z:==========:=-1 · Heme Statement ' This statem•nt was filed business yer? Yes, June business yer? No Nrvioon Bucn-Cosu Meu 36 Camino Del Rio Nottti. PUBLIC NOTICE The following pt1ton1 a.re PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of Isl, 1998 LTT l;nterpnses, •r c, J:in CN4S2l502l«OM'N Jul 22 1te 200 ---------1 dOing business as: Orange County on 6-26-98 Joseph W. Gordon McCollough, Sec(Tres 1998 Dieoo. CA 92108
Fictitious Bualn•s• Bad Ass Productions, Fictitious Buslne11 10086762710 This statement was med This statement was filed M TE'AM C. Aultlonled
Neme Statement 1370 Logan All&., I K, "Name Stetem•nt Dally Pilot July I , 8, IS, with the County Clerk ol with the -County Clerk of w m~ 6S8
The following persons are Costa Mesa, CA 92627 The lollowlng persons are 22 1998 W768 Oranoe County on 6·26·98 Orange County on 6·26·98 9 ·7728 SALES IN· doing business as: Robert F. Small, 465 Ca· dQing buslness as: ' 19980762890 19986702711 PUBLIC NOTICE o ION
THE ZASl:IEN FOUNDA· b11llo Stree.t, Costa Mesa, Letmann Famlly Invest· PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Pilot Juty I, 8, 15, Daily Pilot July l , 8, 15, h:b 07122198 07129198 TION, 2653 Elden Ave I S. CA 92627 ments, 419 E. 17th St., Ste. 22, 1998 wnt 22, t998 W765 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S 1, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Thia business Is eon· 200, Costa Mesa CA 92627 FlctJtlous BuslnHs SALE 1 7 Erie William Zaremba, ducted by· an Individual Rlch11d s. l1tmann. 26171 Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE FILE-130647
4540 Campus Duve, Suite Have you started doing Glen S:anyon Dnva, Laguna The following persons are Fl t ltl 8 1 PUBLIC NO..TICE SERVICER· FIRST NA· ----------' ; 100. Newport Buch. CA business yet? No Hills, CA 92653 doing business as: c OUI UI nHI TIONWIDE 16835324572
92660 Rober1 F. Small Larry A. Lelmann, 14531 R.L.O. VENDING SER· Nam• Statement Es.crowltll.2144°'1H TRUSTOR· KW C~K This business Is con· Thls slatemenl was flied Papper1rta Circle, luslin, VICES, I 104·F Buekfngham The lollowi~,.,.omr lll8 NOTICE TO CREDITORS YOU ARE'N E AULT UN· ducted by: an Individual wllh the County Clerk of CA 92780 Or~ Costa MtSI, California doing business as: OF BULK SAlE geR A DEE F TR~ST~
Hove you slnrtcd do1ng Orange County on 7/1/98 This business Is con· 92826 W.L. PRODUCts, 4872 (Notice 11 UCC Ste ATED Al(1 92iC UNL ~
business yet? No . 19986703100 ducted by: a general par1· Richard L. Doerr, ll04·F Flagstar Cir., Irvine, CA put~~~n5) o · ~~8TET T ytu1TIO~ROP·
Eric William laremba Daily Pilot July 8 15 22 nershlp Buckingham Dr., Costa 92604 NOTICE IS HER'E GIVE ERTY ff MAY er~o DAT
Th11 statement was filed 29 1998 ' w785 Ha.ve you started doing Mesa, California 92626 Slaven Chandler, 4872 lha1 bulk sai i: IO ~ A PUBLIC S~LE 1 YOU with the County Clerk of ' business ytt? Yts, l/93 Th11 business is con· Flagsto.r Cir., Irvine, CA a e is a t NEED AN XPI. AT!ON
Orange County on 7/1 98 Richard S. Lefmann c 11 d 1 92604 made OF THE NA ~ OF THE 1911186703088 On the move? This statemenl was filed la~Sol~V.;N·iENT ThlS buSlness Is COil· The rwne(s) and tlJSUleSS PROCEEDIN AGAINST
Daily P~ot July 8 1 s 22 with the County Clerk or h th , b address ol the seiter(s) 1~1! YOUt YOU ULD CON·
29 1998 . W786 Sell your e xtra 01ange County on 6·26·98 WI • erll' you re ,uvt· TRADE JAlAl v GORJI t8053 Magno. TAC A LA ER. On ' t 9980762691 ng. se ing, . or us ha. Fountain Valley, CA 927~ August }~L 1998 at 2:00
Why play Hide 'N household Daily Piiot July 1, 8, t5, looking, ctass1fled hos Doll'IQ buS1ness as J..J P.M., Nonnwest Mongage
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2706 BUSINESS ~rofHslonal phone 71 4-692·7689. M·F Co111 Hwy Sulla B, __ ,.......______ Hondas BO's to 97 BAUER JAGUAR .
OPPORTUNITY .a1 .. people. FT/PT TEACHER (LEAD) CdM 94'1·875·6804 TV :'ELECTRONICS: Cara $100.$500 714-971·2002 ROOMS (CAL•SCAN)
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N• W.OceantronV22nd iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9ii0ii4 ANNOUNCEMENTS pay, medical. 401k & e11p lead teacher W/ 280gal, functioning S~&0REO 6080 0 Ct mpoun • Cera $100·$500 Black/black lnler, Private rm, unfurn, 1hr bonus at 8 months, ECE unils for tyr old w a I I. $ 5 o o ob oliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HondH, ToyotH, (695012) $18,995
bath. ulls pd, n/smkg. $500 TO S900 Call Ml. Engllsh 81 classrm. Benelll1 714-758·8188 Harman/Kardon·KEF Chevya, JHps & Police lm~ounds BAUER LOTUS kl h II I d 7t4 7""' :1"'60 or f•v 4X4'1 must aalll 1c ene •. sun ry weekly polenllal. No • ~· "' -055·2872 w/apeaker stands, Honda•. oyo1a1. 714-842·7700
1 block to N.B Poer e11perlence necHsary ANNOUNCEMENTS rHume 71 4·549·8835 TELEMARKETERS Woln T!~'.!.~'~:J.~• 1 OOfl of Monster 80()..n2·7470 x7602 Chevya. Jeeps & '84 XJ6
S510/mo Call Sam 11 to proceH mortgage CLERICAL needed Mon-Thur Cable. S200. 673-4216 i...--------"I 4X4'1 muat ••Ill 1 714·675·4808 relunda. Own hours. 2920 PART•TIME 5PM to 8PM S15hr Buy Direct and' &•vol 600-772·7470 117802 tan rnter, CO. low m ' (Between 9AM·SPM) c 11(8001449 1036 M d h F Id Commerclal/Home \. (691457) 519,995 a · on •Y 1 ru ' ay. 949-752·9113 ext 207 1mll1 from St99.oo'••••••••• DODGE 9065 s...--------" BAUER LOTUS EJ1t 503 (CAL•SCAN) Fro• C••h Grant• toam·3pm assisting In .....,.,.,....--.,..-----1• 714•842.7700 ••••••-College, Scholarshlp1, the Legal Department •Wantod• 98 people Low Monthly Pm11 TRANSPORTATION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------VACATION b f t Bualn•••· Never Applloanl must enjoy Will .pay you to lose Fr•• Color Catalog'••••••••• '90 Shadow Great 1st INFINITI 9095, _________ ~
RENTALS 2 7 22 Please •wary 0 ou workl Ith I up to 29 ~ lbs. Call t-800·711-01581• car, AC, good cond. ,-ol area companies. repay. 800-2t8·9000xt ng w peop •· 800-600-0343 e1e 1873, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Check wllh the local G1398 type 55 wpm, be good WOLFF TANNING low ml, 4 dr, auto. '95 lnflnltl G45 Better Business at customer service---------BEDS Tan al home. BOATS 7011 $2900/obo. 574,:4727. Chances are Q.al Is. So. Baylront
3Br 2Ba homo • 2Br
l ba apt on sandy bch,
gar, viowl 673·3059
d b d d bl AC , Pw/Pdl, 1111 , Ill fl d Bureau before you LOST •· an • epen a e. EMPLOYMENT Buy Direct and Savel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------(307778) $23,495 you w n send any money for o: S7·S8 per hour. Drug· Commerclal/Home FORD 9075 c M what you need
fees or services. Read FOUND 2925 frea/workfrH environ· SERVICES 5533 unlls from St99.00. 18' Eloctrlc Packot. Llnc:1~•Mo~!~ry and understand any ment. EOE. Send re·j iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I L'ow monthly pay. Near new canvas. aide I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 714•540•5830 at the price
·contracts before you 1ume to Judy Oenlng •••••H• ments. Free color cat· panels & batteries '97 AEROSTAR ---------you want to pay
RENTALS TO sign. Shop around for Found 2 kltt•n• al (949) 63Hl594 Please bo aware that alog. Call today $9,500 949·675·3400 EXT wagon. XLT, AC, '97 lnflnltl Q45 when you read rates. on 20th st In CM. c 1 E 11 h 11 • 1 1 1·800·842·1310. pw/pdl, 1111 , CO, Sdn, lthr, sunrf, ABS
SHARE 2724 ADVERT1s• Call lo ID. Leave Me•· op era or -ma t e stings nth scat· (CA SC FOR SALE 8hp VZC V 9 $34 """7 Classlfled
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STATEWIDEI pr/hr copying names to call a 900 number near new, 111n1 cond Costa M••• Costa Mo•• dally
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no/sm/drug Tim 574. California newapa~ Dover, NPB. Poppy mall. 800·710·8229 -1000--=-W..;E'""E'""K_L_Y_s...;tu_lfi_m_g 6017 Schock 18' Eloctrlc 2644 Dave 646·6053 P • r •. comb In e d 722·1286 or 434-9142 Counter person FT/PT envelopes al home. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii You must see to ,;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;,:;;:;... ____________________ .....
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garage, no pots, no mllllon . CAL SCAN Santo Tomas & Santa offc work, friendly (long self-addressed. w /I a g •le 0 mm 8 m .
smoke. 5390 + soc ( 8 1 e) 4 4 9 .3 e 8 6 Ana Ave In CM. Gr/ 642-6262 NB stamped envelope) to: card. Call w/Best offer•---------
646 9 ( 8 1 e) 4 4 8 .e 0 1 0 white female, 5 mos,•---------ACE Dept 503 p O Aval 9·1 · 412 (CAL-SCAN) reward 7t~42•962t CourthouH Research· · · • · • at 63t·8380 xt2 MARINE SUPS
E'atde CM Lrg Master Earn up to $25 per Box 5769, Diamond DOCVS 7022 B bl /d AREA PAYPHONE RTE hour copying names Bar. CA 9 1765. ,_________ ~ -
r, P~':f· c~ 0 • 7 i 45 es1abll1hed. PAC & addtHIH from (CAL•SCAN) COMPUTERS 6018liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.I ~=~·5 u ,P' v., .. no~· BELL locations. Earn EMPLOYMENT courthou1a flies Wiii GOVERNMENT 50' Nwpt Mooring 5~8-10.01 'l US4l8S·538aSy S165k/year. Min train. 80"71•622'8 JOBS N HI I E B lb & F St .. · eve Invest $12,500. ..,. .,. • ow rng. Noad • Computor? · a 0• ·• •Dlotary Aldo• PT, S16,000·S68,000. Call can't gel lln11t1cing? First mooring otf the NB Beach c lose, Call 1·800.519-3201 1 800 883 0819 beach $1 2,000.·flrm HP pref., Apply in · · -We can Helpl 233MHz comm pool/lennls, pvt (CAL"SCAN) EMPLOYMENT Pe-on .... , Center St ext. -J-400 computer wllh monl· 1582) 493"2853
bath, gar, lull prlv, fem Loc•I vending route CM~ 949~8-5585. • fo r current Federal, tor, printer & much,_W_A_N_T_E_D--b-0-.-,-1-11-P
pref 5 550 + 'h utll for sale. Earn big s, 5530 •---------County, City, & State more. EZ approval! for 25ft boat short
631'·2776 atter 6:30 mual sell. Call nowliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DRIVER PT NPB/CM llsts. (CAL•SCAN) Poor cr•dll, bank· term, Newport Harbor.
NB Fum'd room/bath 1·800·350·8383 Work ·on call 5 eve. WORK IN YOUR ruplcy OKI 0 Down. 714-842·8029.
pvt pa110, gar, pool, Unbollevable Oppt'yl Graveyd some days spare tlmel Good 714-272·8892
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NBRmln4BrHouao ELECTRICIANS Greenhouse/4217, $19.95 + Hlup. SI·, ......... .
steps to bch, $410/mo ---------"12·"20 WANTED Top dollar, Highland, Waterford, erra-net 888·431·6911 ••
Open Sat·Sun 9·1 MONEY ,, p e11p a musll 538-3442 Ml 48328·2165 50199~~~~,1~~~~p1 A. TO LOAN 2914 Per Hour or 800·746·1741 CAL*SCAN WANTED ACURA 9010
NP Gated TWH 2br iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~:0-G:o~rp:~.!!~~31~fu~~ •••••••• TO BUY 6019liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
2 5ba. pool/spa, w/d, anc• clalma for local MERCHAN S liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '83 LEGEND LS young prof'I male, Overstocked with :~Dalal---doctors office. Com· DI E 1 BUY ALL PIANOS Lo ml, llhr, mint
nsmkr S560 644·5111 stuff? • ._.._ plele !raining pro-AnllquH.quaJ. lurnllure 008104) $171777
The l.Aga/ Olparfmmf af /hr Doilv Pi/Of /J pltaStd lo announc1 a new
sm1ice 11ow auollob/1 lo nftll businessu.
W1 will now SEARCH th• namr for vau al no extra chorfJf, and sa111 vou
tht fimt and th• lrfp lo th1 Court Houst h1 Sonia Ana. Thfl~ of coun1,
after lht s1arch Is comp/e/'111111 will flit vaur ficlillous business name wilh
lht Counlt Clerk, publish onct a u1ttk for four uwJa as r~uind bv law und then nit wur proof of publfcotion wllh lht Countv Cltrk.
JlftOSt slop by lo flit voor ficl1lfous bwintM natrl* slalmimt al tht Oo1l}I
Pilot, 330 W. Ba.v SI. Costa Htu. If vau can1101 stop bv. pl«JU coll 1p at (714) 642-43:/J and 1111 ltlfll moJcr ommgc•nwnls for you to handle fhu
proadur1 bv mail.
If Voll should hotw any furthrr quatiolu. pl~ coll us 1111d UM t111fl ,,_
mort than 9/od to a.nisf you. Coad luclr in your nt111 bu.smml A call to •Leot._4 e': • vlded. Computer and---------1pc or houseful cash LEXUS OF
Classified fataNlebed 1a i.gag modem experience paJd (714) 957·8133 WESTMINSTER ~ will help •.., 1 d c 11 ANTIQUES 6010 (714) 892·8908 D il il
842·5678 c..n£6 ... ~2~~41. ·~ 1·2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Old Coln• Gold Sliver ! _aM:::~-nt 1 74' (CA1. •SCAN) Franklin Mint. Sterling•----------=-:::--W-
Old watchH & Jewelry CADILIAC 9040
STORAGE 2742
NEWPORT
BEACH
NEWPORT
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properly In CM/NB
area. Light malnl,
gardening, painting.
etc. Call Chris for appt
475-9100 or 548·8600 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS
AT BIG CANYON
GATl!O COMMllNITY lW PASlllON ISLAND
I k'<11111h 11 1wc Iii 1t·c I ""l'CI., Hn(I ROii <nurse
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PLEASE CALL (714) 644--0500
NEWPORT MARINA
APARTMENTS
Bayfront community •ith pri•atc bnch t!c maria.a.
Tropical la.ndsapiflg·Lar~ lanai pool tic sun deck.
Walk to BalbOa Ula.od shops
Mioulu from Fubioo !Jh.Od.
• St>aciow I BR, lBR and 2BR t!c den apu. • P::ib patios or btlcooiu
•\l'ii( um1n gu 1rep aca
• Pri•ate ganga
• Boat slips an.ilablc
•SI 550 · $2600 No Peu
Please caJl (949) 760-0919
SCHOOLS • SCBOOU • 11mucno• 3012 11snvcnot 3012
JULY
OPENINGS
Starting Pay Up To: LEAD CARPENTER
Never boring, great $12.25 I for room add'n co.
people. 714·780·96451-----------t
Qiige ~~ avallal*.
NO E1P. NEC. WILL TPAW
Flex. trs .. Al stilts' avail.
14 549-9599
CASHIER
Full time position. Must
know how to salll
S7.SO/hr.+ depending
on knowledge f
Maintenance
RllTAIL ROUTE
MAINTENANCE
TECHNICIAN
UNICCO SeNlc• Com·
pany, a naUonally
beaed Hrvlce pro·
vlder Is Heklng an ex·
perlenced malnte·
nance technician In
the Anaheim Hiiis, La·
Habra, and Allso Viejo
ar•aa. The technician
must have completed
a technlcal school,
have 5 years of docu·
mented experience.
large-scale r•t•ll facll·
tty e11pe('lence, po•·
sou skill Ht• across
J\ntiques ,
& <l!oll4!~1iblt•
OPP'!?JiLAA , ~~\
From ""
180()-196() ~ . .
Buy
Outright &
Esi.teSales
Conducted
Paintings 'l China
Books 'i Furniture
40years
in Newport Beach
714.673.622
Full time position. a broad rang• of t•ch·l-----------l
Selling boating eciulp.. nlcat 1klll1 such ••
$7.50-10.00/hr. Must eleclrlcal, plumblng, WANTED be a knowled bl HVAC, carpentry, re· ·1~1,jQi.lg~ea.w...e~ 1::g~, ... rwat..,•o,nirran'1'd'11Vf:wm•r'd-.·t¥-~N::!..:!T!!:.:J~QJ~lii::Il;!:!:::E!::!!S~t-ff<
Heavy Ii ing. highly competitive Older Style Furniture
MfnnleJa Yacht wage and full benefit•. PIANOS i. CollectiblH
16a-6191 If lnterHted, pleaH • ~ .. • t•'-•-
1' rt Beach fax resume to: (616) • s ... _ • ""'°' 'Olr<• '"""'"'"
821-0683 or mall to: $$CASH PAID$$
Can't aeem to
get to all those
repair Jobs
around the house?
4405 Ryerson Rd .. _,... • ..,_,,._
Twin Lake , Ml 494s1. WE BUY ESTATES
EOE • '-diet• fr,.ndly .. ivke
•Pl!RSON FRIDAY• "WEPAY MORE$ FASTER"
Let the
CIH•lfled
Service
Directory
help you ftnd
reliable help.
642·5178
Receptlontet tight
bookkeeping, typing,
computer, houra
negottable. Call
949-642·0735 fall
reeume 949-842·1729.
PT Aaal•t•nt Mera
2 d1y1 per week for
.. If storage In N.B.
Computer exper help·
fvl. 949-640.9019
WE'RE GROWING!
Fast growing Southern Califcma oommunity
new1'J)apef chain baa lmmecliate oppcxtwUties
8vaila1*1 m Ventum. llJe Angea, ~
Coonty, and tbl Inland EmP.te fl
ADVERTJSING BALIS RIPUSENTATIVES.
Ywr ~: f'lllW aocoont ~
maintaining ll&abliabed llOOOOntB, poeitive cusumer emvice aaitude. and dellrt to b.llkt
~ edvertilu1o ~ with diems.
Minimum 2 ,.,. invtot» ~ ...
.... wlh twWRp8per tndultly GpMletnoa
11•1ec1.
w. dflr. t.. llllry + a:xmnilllon. exceDenl ..... lrddlw.1 401(k), mi •
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CONSIGNMENTS
Co""g"mrnh !J~en daily
& lold 1t 111tl•on tvrry
l'lrdnnd~y 11 4pm
for l"lormJhon c•ll
111419~1. un
m:957·8133~
SOUTH COAST AUCTION
2202 So. ..wn St.
Salli. AM. CA 92707
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642-5678
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the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 100,000
homes . Fax us this·
form with your credit
card # or mail it in
with a check todayl
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your car does not
sell ~·II run it
for anotller week J •
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TODAY'S
CRoSSwoRD-RUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Kind of eerflng
6 MoUnleln tops
,0 F+/ hlgll
14 Ccilurilnlst
. Bombeck 15 SIMll hatbof
1.15 \.JfWIQNly fT •AA apple -·
1' European rtver
19 Sad
ZO Aelngear 22~
11 24 Spicy
2S Actor Mineo
26 Managed'
29 Owns
32 Long (10()
36 Wnter Waugh
31 Wettam lhOws
39 View
40 Selecta caretuJty 43 AGaboc «Chirps
45 l'iuck Flnn't boat
"Oeleci 48 Too4h locer
abbr. 49 Gull
SO Container
52 Caesar's dozen
53 Ente11aioed
sumpcUQUSly
57 Bureeucrallc
"delay
61 -Mountains of
Auala
62 Certein hNthen
64 Ac\()( Jannlngt 65 llve(s outpuf
615 Type o1 add
6 7 Kiiocllt'
68 -OUI: scraped by with
69 Soviet lolJndef 70 Mets' staclum
DOWN
1 Mound
2 Church
calendar
3 Muscat's place
4 Something lo
be tlretched?
5 Swing around
6 Baseballer
Slaughter
7 ·-hands Oft deckr
8 Barrels
9 Hangs around
1 o Not 1<> obvious 11 FMrtetious look
i 2 Reunion-goer
13 Canadian
WhiSkeyS 21 Coal ICUltle
23 Authority
26 Cod 1.nd i:.ar
27 Manin! garnish 28 Pie nut
29 Sherpenect
~I Home lmprovamenlt
22yre KIVBath addl·
' Uont & more free est
: 1.$42559 714-533-1269
SILL
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PA£W>VS PUZZLE 80\.Vl!O
30 Tacked on
31 Denominations
33 Oretesl
34 Coral
lormations 35 Wrens' abodes
37 Uncoolted
38 Exclamations
41 Be a crooll
42 Space PfobeS
47 Climbed
49 Help
51 Himalayan
country,
52 Rare gas S\l Cartoonist
Goldberg
54 Actor Estrada
55 Strong wind
58 Nolre -
57 Aalah's wife
58 Aslen l'lUlse
59 Smoker's Item
60 Famous
llonesa 153 -rummy
10 11 12 1
•
-Bridge .
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
.nd TANNAH HIRSCH
TOUCHE, TOMMY
B04h 'VUinerabie. Ens\ dealt.. hke 1ha1 to deler him and lrolled oul a
bid of three clubs on his 10 mints and NORTH ordina:J $ui1. Before doub ing, Wesl
• K JO check the back of his cards 10 make
I <:) Q 10654 J sure they were from the nght-<:olored
i' o A K6 pack.
•86 West led the top of his doubleton WF.ST EAST diamond, and a mosl sa1isfactory • 63 2 • AJ 54 dummte hit the table. Tommy won
<::I 87 <::1 AKJ92 with t king and led Che king of
0 98 0 ~103 2 · spades 10 East's oce. The defender
• K 109-732 • okl 1r1ed to cash the ace of hearts, and SOUTH declarer's ruff was the first portenl
• ~987 that lhings might not be going well
I::> old for lhe defense.
0 J 7 54 There followed in shon order 1he
•AQJ54 queen of padcs and a ~ ruff. a
heart rurr, and a diamon to the ace.
The biddi~: • Tommy , who had six trloks in ttie EAST S UTH ,WFSf NORTH bank,. was down to three trumps and 2• 3• Dbl Pass lhree losers while West held nothi:a Pue Pue but trumps. Tommy simply eiul Opening l~ad: Nine of o wi1h a loser. West !rumped ~rforce and had to lead a trump into ommy's Trump Coup Tommy was not the A Q J. AnotherJlain suit exit card WOC'ld's, most avid duplicate player. was ruffed by est and the trump He ~referred the hurly-burly of rub-return into the major 1enace brought ber ridge where his peculiar talent of =·s Irick toial 10 nine -all he becomin~n expert technician when
!rumps ke badly could be ade·
quately conrsnsated. But once in a Learn to ~ a ~tter bridg~y-while he di sally forth inlo touma· er! Subscribe now to the ~n ment bridge, and made his mark. This Bridge Letter by caJJinS (800) 788· deal is from a team competition. 1225 ror lnlonnatlon. r write to:
East's two-club opening bid was Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box .explained as a three-suited hand with 4410, Chk:ago, Ill. 60680.
a singleton or void somewhere.
Tommy is not the sort to allow lhings
. Dail ·~Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH !A ME';A
Put a few words to
work tor you.
Call 642-5678.
-
JEEP 9110
'83 CHEROKEE
t. TO Blael<. gtay llhr.
(107229t S1'1.995
BAU R LOTUS
COSTA MESA
714-842·7700
'94 Jeep Chero~••
Laredo Ot11nd 4X4 AC
(87430) $14,984
Coat• Meaa
Llncoln·Mercui (714) 040·593
'95 Cherok•• Sportl
4 .0, 30k, •10, AC
3LP4S53J S 5,555
LEX SOF
WESTMINSTER
714-&92-eoo9
81 Chero~•• llmlt•d Burgundy, 4X4, lthr, •II• power, CO Player,
remote entry, nu paint,
89,700mi, $9,900.
714·849·8100
LAND ROVER 9113
'95 Dlacov•~ RloJa red. Ian. psis,
(3NFV029) $19,995
BAUER LOTUS
COSTA MESA
(714) 842·7700
LEXUS 9115
'91 LS400 Spec:lal
Edition, Gold, leather.
orlglonal owner,
power tilt, moonroof.
afr·rlde, Nokamlc:hl
compact C/D premium
sound, traction con·
trol, crirome rims, inte-
grated phone systom
68k ml S.21.9K
949·760·3033
'92 LS 400
Non cert, Ith~. moonrt
(120234) $20,987
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(949)394-0004
'83 ES 300
While chrome, full op1 $\9,99 ; (222079)
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(849)394-0964
'94 GS 300
~lac:k/grey. lull opt
(074737) $24,987
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(94~364-0984
On, the move?
Sell your extra
household
items
in Classi fied
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L!XUS 9115
'84 LS 400
Whlte/lvory. full opt
(211877) 132,977
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(948)384-0004
'85 ES 300
While/ivory. mint (077,13) $21 ,977
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(949)394-0884
'85 QS 300
Lthr, moonrl, CO
(112108) S30,987
LEXUS
MISSION Vll!JO
(949)304-0094
'95 LS 400
C a s h m e r a /1 v o r y
(029152) $36,987
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(949)394-0094
•99 LX 450
Cashmere/ivory, ftlll
opt (l38217) 540,500
• LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
(040)364-0964
'96 SC 400
White/ivory, tutt opl
(050957) 536,977
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO (949)384-0994
'97 ES 300
Full opt, l 4K m1,
(059324) $30.687
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO (949)384-0964
'83 ES300
Lthr, moonrf, lmmac•
(3XDZ199) $16,888
LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
(714) 892·6909)
LINCOLN 9120
'97 Continental
V8, pw/pdl, ABS, l1hr,
(644290) $24,997
Coat• Meaa
Lincoln Mercury
(714) S40·5030
'97 MARK VIII
AC, PW/PDt.. ABS, tllt,
(687170) $24,997
Coata Meaa
Llncoln·Mercury
(714) 540·5930
'97 TOWNCAR PW /P 0 L, 11 hr ,
(734959) $24,997
Coat• M••• Llncoln·Mercury
714 540·5830
MERCEDES 9130
••• 2•0•• M9Z
pearl white, newly
palllted & r~romed,
Int redone (Inc .
wooden dHh) n.tn•
grea t. 112,500.
73·5921
083 3000 v•rrc well malnt, ucept onally
clean, all pwr, ttereo
S5250 obo 723·07157
'89 300E 78kmi, pearl
grey, orig owner, 1tlnt
c:ond . $17 ,500 .
973·0015
NISSAN . 9150
'85 Accord LX 2dr,
auto, hatc:riback, AJC.
ttereo. pa, runt good
,St250 obo 631-0757
l99 MAXIMA QXE
31K mi, auto,
(3POL965) SUSF555
L:EXUS 0 W6$TMINSTER
(714) 892-eOOO
OLDSMOBILE 9155
'89 A•u•ncy 88 4·dr,
blk. lthr, all pwr.
clean, xlnl c:ondt
63k ml, 1 owner. $4950. 7l4·966·1275
SUZUKI 9205
'96 SIDEKICK JLX
4x4, 30k ml, llhr. ABS,
(105490)$14 ,444
LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
(714) 892·6906
TOYOTA 9210
'88 CAMRY LE
Vl5, loaded, 112k ml.
orig owner. AC con·
verted 10 Rl34. Xlnt
care & cond, records.
$5,375. 714·545-423 l .
'91 4-Runner 4WD
tunrool, Kenwood CD.
nerf bars. Loededl
18k ml on a brand
new engine I $15.500
Obo. 714-434-7847
'92 CAMRY LE vs. auto, full pwr,
Lexus trade, lmmacl
(013281) $9,950
LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
(714l 892-e9o6
•Neighborhood
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TWEEDY PLUMBING
949-645-235~
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631·1085
3190
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TOYOTA 9210 '
'84 COROLLA ....
Auto, AC. c•!frt
t3KEHl584L S9 Ll!X S OF
Wl!STMINSTl!A
(7141 ee2-e9oe
'97 CAMRY Lit
191< ml, cuttom wh&-.-
Auto. tmmaculatelltt•
(3VG8023) St7,550"~
Ll!XUS OF
WESTMU"'STER ..
(714) 892·9009
TRUCXS 9220
-~ ~f.J.
Hondas 80'• to 9~
Cars $100·$'500
Police lm~ounds
Hondat, oyo1aa ,.,
Chevys, Jeeps & ,,
4X'4 ·s muat ••Ill IJ 800·772·7470 JC7802
VOLVO 9230
'83 245 Wagon
Sliver/black Int, w•lt maintained, 4Spd + od
safe car, must seal '
$2400 ObO 644·123G ..
VOU<SWAGEN 9235
·•es JETTA• 4 dr,
runs great. very de·, pendable. great turl
c:ar. $1000. 645·347~ ...
MISC. AUTO 9245'"
SEIZED CARS
FROM $175. Por·
sch es. Cadlllact-Chevys. BMW·s, Coru
vettes. Alto Jeeps, 4
WO's. Your area. Toll free
1 ·800·218·9000
Ext. A·5139
for currenl l!Sling1. (CAL·~CAN)
ANTIQUES &
CLASSICS 9250
'75 Cad Eldo Con¥-
1 owner, garage kept.
138k ml, $12,500 obo
873·5328
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WINDOWS 3934
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Cleanl"9
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Cleaning. Sc:Teent.
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• 10 Widnesdoy, July 22 , 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot l
' STORAGB 2742 MONEY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 WANTED CADUJ.AC 9040 FORD
TO LOAN 2914 5530 5530 TO JUY 6019 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
llUNTINGTON 9075 JAGUAR
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CM Storae• 1/2 Aue iiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Frig $225 Wa•h•r/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '87 aevtlle Oatk blue/ '87 MU9TANO '8 7 XJCUll U..u unbel~ atH d ir t lot, fence d & HOM&OWNUSI Aeeountlng ReceptlonJal Drrer 11415. HCh. ARC.OADS/TOP-S blue lthr Int, all power, AC, pw/pdl, Ult, CC, Artie blue/tan ~~
BBACB 2640
2ba laund hkup1 grt prlvale $395fmo. Call D•BT Payroll-4/P Busy community )(Int c:ond1tronf Jau, R&B. Soul, Rock 1011t -mt, 1llnt -cond 2 TO CHOO:: 5) (IS~';:J~>R LOT"'S -are~. garage, pool, John at 7•4-24aO CONSOLIDATION! Caeh newspaper IHklng 03t-0297 Etc ... 50'a 6 60'a Mike S4lOO ~9-042•2t 14 <208417~ (20 4 T14·842•7700
pa11ere. l14-840-0992 Borrow 125,000 • Dlebureement part·llme recepllonlat, Hot Point washer & 845°7505 ---------• ·~~:tn •.::,:~• t--~.8-7-X-J-8-1-u--·-$100,000. Too many Aeetetent hours t :00 Pm. to elect Dryer, Almond CHeVROT ey 9045 0 5030 d
NEWP.ORT
BEACH
COMMERCru
2 669 REAL ESTATE
bltls? •Hom• Improve· AHllt In payroll pro-5 ·30 p.m. Monday Ilk• new sa5o. Set.•---------'" w;;; 714·54 • Orey lltv, idnl con
ments . •Apply by ceulng for mid alze thru Friday. Duties In· 714·875·11153. PE1'S lc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil_________ (IS~:~~ LoT'J:9S
pnone/24 hour ap· company. Accurate, elude answering ANIMALS 6049 '77'J/4Ton4x4 HONDA 9085
q & 2BR +2BA
proval, •No Equity R.. detail oriented, wage phones, sorting mall, Mavta9 wa1her & Nevada hunter• trvck _....;.7_1_4_._e_4_2_·T_7_o_o_.
qvlred. Plallnum Capl· & hour law knowl· balam;lng recelpll at dryer •Int c:ond, whll•. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Iota of power, 3 gal iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '92 Sovereign
MOYE·IN·BONUS BUSINESS OFFICE
tal: RHl•Ellate Broker edge. ·Accounll pay· the end of th• day. nu $580. Sell S250•a • Adorable male tanks, real good tlrH, '8t CIVIC Oreen/\an lllir, low ml•
# 011 93858, CA • able caah dlsbure.. EOE. Pnyslcal r•· 949,945.3999, Australian s hepherd will trade, 13000 obo Lo ml, grt gee saver, (663135) $14,9~,
~; N•::Ro~~:Av FOR RENT 2769 Dept, or AHi Estate. ment and Input quired. Pleas• lax r•· s200. pet quality. __ e_4_9_·4'_4_s_._e_e_e_2 __ 1 (599247) •seo1 BAUlR LOTUS ,
1 ·800·523·5383/0~•n month-end Journals. !u1.m10erylnt0cludlng salary MERCHANDISE Pt• .. • call 645-8856 '82 A&TRO LT Coe ta MH• 714-642• T700 . ,
1 • l.O 1 & 2Br nHr Beck 7 days. CAL•S AN We ollar an el(cellent " Low ml, Dual AC. Llnooln·M•ro~ry •93 Vand•n Pl••
HOM.OWN•R•· benefit package In· (949) 642-7667 MISC. 6015 1Yr old black oat, very (3B~0329)S12,222 (714) 94"·5030 '"' 1 di 401 (k) e.o e playfvl, n••d• home, "' ""' Black. cream lthr.-•'EVEN PEOPLE cu ng • · .. RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE we're moving . Leave LEXUS OF '92 Acoord EX 2·dr (669~99) $19,995
\'J / Bay & golf courH, trvln• ~' ;., large pool, new car. •aest d••I on E'xeo
11 .; pet & much more. Sult•• 1 block from with good credit gel druglrH & 1mokefree F rr. p I ea a e o a II ; At••k•n made Utu mig.. 582.598•3525 WESTMINSTER Real Sharp, Loaded, BAUER LOTUS burled In bllls, Low worlc environment. 757·1222 or fax (714) 802·6908 714·842·7700 A
1 Sorry No Peta J .W. Airport $200 to ~: 545·4855 5450/mo 440.0893 rate mortgagea. The Send re1ume with HI· re1ume to 250.4242 ~o':i~•S19 ~~•apt1u.'1'~'~ Chocolate Lab needs '95 TAHOE LT ~t~r,pla~:r~~~'on~:o~: -....;.-.,-.. 3-X_J_e __ _ Lending Center Inc ary hlllory to: Payroll H · temporary home ~. (2 0 • toll frH 1•88&.324: Manager, P.O. Box Refund Proceesor SI to: Qreal Ala1kan mo'a) Owner will pay AM/FM cass, ABS & $8,900.obo 723·15 4 Black, tan lthr, to ml•
.._4852, 24 noura/7daya. 1580, Co1ta MeH, CA S7.25·$10hr. PT/FT. Gltta P.O. Box 91531 tor oare 94g.574•1870 (397,.03) 125,895 ,82 ACCORD EX (670673) $18,995
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MISCELIANEOUS
RENTALS
BUSINESS &
FINANCE
UcenHd b th• D• 92628 or flllC 10 (9~S) * Wiii train! * Anchorage, AK 995091~,.._.-------.--Coeta M••• Coupe. auto, moonrt, BAUER LOTUS partment or Corpora· 642·7687. 1·888·'719·5795. Llght•d display cab Kitten• flame pt white Llnooln·Mercury (3BJA564) 910.L55o 1 _ __;7;_1.;..4-.;,...;;,0...;4..;;2;_·7.;..'7_0.;....;..0_
Ilona under 11'19 Call· Book Satee SECURITY GUARDS art peCIHtal1, Jew•lrY male, ral1ed In home, --'(_7_1_4..;.)_s_4_o_._5_e_3_o_1 LEXIJS Of' '94 XJ12
tornla Realenllal Mort· •Nat'I Law bootr pub· Immediate openings, display cab, llghl•d 12•1 4 wka old. Wl!STMINSTER Black, tan Inter.
gage fending act. 111ner aHka ••p'd F/PT~ BenefJts avail. X·mas traH. 2801 E. 714-854-3246 • (714) 892·8908 (681839) $21,995
(CAL0 SCAN) protualonal phone 714·692·7689. M·F Coast Hwy Suite B 1_________ Hondas BO's 10 97 BAUER JAGUAR '
aalH people. FT/PT TEACHER (LEAD) CdM 949·876·8604 TV, ELECTRONICS, Cars $100·$500 714·971·2002 ROOMS 2706 BUSINESS
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil OPPORTUNITY 1mall casual olc, great NB Preschool needs i4rtabl• 8 'x 7 ' Spa snneo 6080 Police Impounds Hondas 80's to 97 '94 XJO pay, medloal, 401k & exp lead teacher w/ 280gal, functioning ""° C $100 $500 Black/black Inter, bonus at 8 months, ECE units for 1yr old we 11 . S 5 oO ob o liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hondaa, Toyotu. Brl ' (695012) $18,995
ssoo TO S900 Call Ma. Eng111n at classrm. Benefits 714·T59·8tee Harman/Kardon·KEF ~::.:Y•.;,uJ•~•P:.1~ Police Impounds BAUER LOTUS
NB W.Oc:eanfronV22nd iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9iii0ii4 ANNOUNCEMENTS Private rm, unlurn. ahr
bath, utls pd, n/1mkg,
kltchenelle. laundry 1 block to N.B. Pier
5510/mo Call Sam at
714-675·4808 (Between 9AM·5PM)
WHkly potential. No---------714·755-2960 or tax 955·2872 w/apeaker stanela, Hondas, 'royolu, 714-642·7700
experience neceasa1y ANNOUNCEMENTS rel\Jme 714·549-8835 TELEMARKETERS WolH r!~'l~·~:m~•d• 1 OOfl ol Monster 800-n2-7470 •7802 Chevya, JHpa & •g4 XJB
to proce~ mortgage 2920 CLERICAL needed Mon·Thur Buy Direct and S •v•I Cable. $200. 673-4216 '---------J 4X4'a muat ••Ill tan Inter, CO, low ml,
relunda. Own hours. PART·TIME 5PM to 8PM S15hr Commerclal/Home 800-772·7470 x7802 (691 457) S19,995
Call(600)449-1036 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Monday tnru Friday, 949-752·9113 ext 207 units from s199.ool••••••••• DODGE 9065 1...-------.J BAUER LOTUS
Ext. 503 (CAL*SCAN) Fr•• Ceeh Grant• :~a~·3p7'Daul~ing I~ •Wanted• 98 people Low Monthly Pm11 TRANSPORTATION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------7 14·642•7700
VACATI ON ••·-·-College, Scholar1nlp1, A• ,,•gal epa, main . Wiii pay you to lose Fr•• Color Catalog •eo Shadow Great 111 IN.FINlTI 9095. ---------
2722 Please be wary of out Business . Never PP can mua enoy c 11 1 800 1 1 .. •••••••• ·-RENTALS kl Ith 1 up 10 29 + lbs. a · ·7 1·01581• car, AC, good cond, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii =-, of area companies. repay. 600-218·9000xt wor ng w bpeop ed. 800·600·0343 e~ 1873. low ml 4 dr auto ••, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Check with the local 01398 type 55 wpm, e goo ~ WOLFF TANNING ' ' · '95 lnflnltl Q45 Chances are •
~I 11. So. Bayfronl 38r 2Ba home +-2Br
1 ba apt on sandy bch,
gar, vlowl 673·3059
Beller Business al customer iervlce ---------BEDS Tan at home. BOATS 7011 $2900/obo. 674·4727. AC . Pw/Pdl, tlll,
Bureau before you LOST •· and be dependable. EMPLOYMENT Buy Olrect and Sa11el 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------1 (307778) $23\495 you will find send any money tor '1l S7·S6 per hour. Orug· Commerclal/Homel• FORD 9075 Co•t• M••• what you need
lees or Hrvlc:es. Read FOUND 2925 lreo/worktree environ· SERVICES 5533 units from S199.00. 18' Electric Packet.1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Lincoln Mercury at the price and understand any iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ment. EOE. Send re· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Low monthly pay· Near new canvaa, alde11 714 540 5830 cent acts before you aume to Judy Oetting ••••• .. • ments. Free color cal· panel• & ba1terle1 '97 AERCDSTAR • • you want to pay sign~ Shop around for F~~~~~ s~l1~~'::, at (949) 631·8594 Please be aware that alog. Call today $9,500 949·675·3400 EXT Wagon, XLT, AC, '97 tnflnltl 045 when you read
2724 rates. Call to 10 Leave Mes· Copiers or E·mall the listings fn this cat· 1·800·842·t3t0. FOR SALE Bhp pw/pdl, tilt, CC, Sdn, lthr, sunrt, ABS Classified
ADVERTISE sage 753.4329. clerks: Earn up to $25 egory may require you (CAL0 SOAN) MERCURY MOTOR (VZC22992) $16,997 (VM002269) $34,997
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil STAT EWIDE! pr/hr copying namGS to call 1l 900 number near new, xlnt cond Coeta Me•• Coeta M••• dally
RENTALS TO
SHARE
CM $350 mo + u tls, $450. for a 25·word FOUND lem Beagle. & addresses from In whic h there la a•·C-O_L_L_E_C_T_I_L_E_S__ $675 949·574·3144 Lincoln Mercury Lincoln Mercury 642·5678
largo yard, gar space, classllled ad In 200 Vaclnlly West Cll tf & phnbk or process E· charge per minute. B 714·540-5830 714°540·5830
no/sm/drug Tim 574· Calllornla newspa· Dover, NPB. Poppy mall. 800·718·8229 1000 WEEKLY stuffing 6017 Schock 18' Electrlc 2544 Cave 646·6053 per•. comb In e d 722•1286 or 434"9142 Counter per1on FT/PT envelopes al home. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii You must S!te 10 p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_, _____________________ -i
CM APT pnv ba, share clrculatlon ovar 3.4 LOST KITTEN vie of perm. Ship, phones, Free details. Rush Beanie Babies, "Glory" ;P'9~~~5!~~~8PP S,.,.,A DT'lrJlT.G garage, no pets. no mllllon. CAL SCAN ·Santo Tomas & Santa oflc work. friendly (long sell-addressed, w 118 g a /c 0 mm 8 m . i ~ l. y l
smoke, 5390 +sec: ( 9 1 0) 4 4 9 ·3 e 8 e Ana Ave In CM. Gr/ 642-8262 NB stamped envelope) to: card. Call w/Bast otter•---------
Avai 9· 1 646·9412 (018)440.0010 while female, 5 moa,•·c--rt-h ___ R ___ h ACE, Oept. 503, P.O. at631·6380X12 MARINE SUPS A ~EW (CAL0 SCAN) reward 714-842·9621 ou ouae esearc • Box 5769, Diamond
&'aide CM Lrg Master AREA PAYPHONE ATE Earn up lo $25 per Bar' . CA ""!J1 765. DOCXS 7022
Br, pallo, cable, w/d, 45 established. PAC ~ou~d~~~~,~~. n~~~ (CAL"SCAN) COMPUTERS 6018liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
gar, lull priv, .no/pet BELL loc;atlons. Earn EMPLOYMENT courthOUH fllH. Wiii GOVERNMENT 50' Nwpt Mooring BU.Slr1'.TVSSe'•' S49S .,. "' ulll 1 day $165k/year. Min OBS J. y n 548.1001 ove548-5385 Invest $12,500. train. 800·718-a228 J • Now Hiring. Need • Computer? E. Balboa & F St.,
DI S16,000-S68,000. Call c 't 1 fl 1 7 First mooring off the
NB B••ch c loae, Call 1·800-519·3201 * etary AJd•• PT, H300·883·0819 an ge nancng beach $12,000.·flrm
comm pool/tennl1, pvt (CAL0 SCAN) EMPLOYMENT exp prel.. Apply In ext. J-400 We can Helpl 233MHz (502) 493·2853 f 1 1 f Person. 681 Center SI, computer with monl·i...---------balh, gar, u I pr v, em Loc al vending route 5530 CM. 949-548·5565. for current Federal, tor, printer & much WANTED boat allp pref $550 +'A utll for sale. Earn big S. County, City, & .State more. EZ lppro11aJI for 2511 boat short
631·2776 alter 8:30 mu1t Hll. Call nowliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DRIVER PT NPB/CM llsta. (CAL"SCAN) Poor credit, bank· term, Newport Harbor.
N B Furn'd room/bath 1·800·350·8383 Work on call 5 eve. WORK IN YOUR ruptoy OKI 0 Oown. 714·842·8029.
pvt polio, gar, pool, Unbellevable Oppt'yl ~~111:1:,, ·~r~~. d~~ spare tlmel Good 714·272·8892 ·
Jae, no/sm/pot, female Internet APPOlltiiiiifl' Read map book, OMV monayl Processing -U-n-llm-lt-ed--ln-t-•r_n_•_I -A-c·l••••••••I prof'd $595 564·0445 Day Tradlner SBl'lnCS printout. 875•1736. mall! Free suppllesl 56K ill WWW Curious? 260-4975 rr~.:;:::a.-i Bonuses! Rush SASE: CHS -em • AUTOMOBILES NBRm ln 4Br Houee ELECTRICIANS Greenhouse/4217, 519·95 + H lup. SI·········· steps lo bch, $410/mo ---------WANTED Top dollar, Highland, Waterford, erra-net 888·431·8911
Ope n S a t-Sun 9 ·t MONEY $12-820 e11p a mustl 538-3442 Ml 46328-2165 · 50199~~~r1:.~~3~pt A. TO LOAN 2914 Per Hour or 800·746·1741 CAL*SCAN WANTED ACURA
HP . Gate d TWH 2br iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
2.5ba, pool/spa, w/d,
young prof'I male,
n/amkr S560. 64,.·5111
STORAGE 2742
Overstocked with
stuff?
A call to
Classlfled
will help
842-5878
9010 lbp-prod~ GET PAID S15·S30 per TO BUY 6019 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · hJah"-hour proceaalng Insur· ••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ance claims for focal MERCHANDISE '93 LEGEND LS
• 8akll. Dt.ul ---•tot-It ... .,..._
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doctors olllce. Com· t BUY ALL PIANOS Lo ml, llhr. m ini
plele training pro-AntlquH""'Ull. furniture 000104) $t7,7T7
I ., LEXUS OF 11 ded. Computer and ---------lpc or nouHful ca1h WESTMINSTER F.ltablJahcd ln 1989 modem experience ANTIQUES 6010 pald (714) 957·8133 a.1.......-... required . Call (714)892·8908 CallCor~ 800-942-8141 ext.12 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Old Coins Gold Sliver t.-.a1M744 (CAL •SCAN) Franklin Mint, Sterling ---------
i .. liiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiillli , _ _,,,,_,_...;._ __ ~ Old watches & Jewelry CADILLAC 9040 Qround•k••P•r WHICOHt Coln 642·94•8
Thi LAgal [Npartmml al thf Da1l11 Pilol 1$ pf1(lStd lo am1ounca a new
servire now auai/abft lo naw busi111ss4
W1 will now SEARCH tht nam1 for JIOU at no utra chargt, and savr vou the fimt and thr trip lo th1 C-Otirt Hous1 in Santa Nia. Thm of couru.
oner lh1 s1arch is comp/1/td IJJ(l will lilt vour liclfliouJ businrss nam• with
the Countv Cltrk, p,ubfish ona a 111ttk for four UJHlts a.s required bv IOUJ
and tltm fil111our proof of publlcolfo11 with th1 Cow1/y Clark.
Pleasa stop bv lo fi/110ur fictilious busintSS nomt stoltmfTlf al lhf Dailv
Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Cosio Mesa. If fOU COllOOI slop bv. p/eou coll 1.11 at
(71') 6424331 and w will molr.t ommgmimls for vou to hand.Lt this
proctdurt bv moll .
If J10U sllccJfd hovr anv furthtr quulions, pleau coll us Olld 111• 11.'ill /,. more lhOll glad lo assist 11ou. Good lurk In /l()Ur nnri businasl
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NEWPORT
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NEWPORT MARINA
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Bayfront conununity with private beach & marina.
Tropical land.sapiog·~ Lanai ~I & sun deck.
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Minutes from Fashion Island.
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• Si>aciow IDR, lBR and 2BR & dtn apu.
• Private pujos or bakooiu
• Wood burninglgu firtplaces
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• Sl550 · S2600 No reu
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JULY
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Starting Pay Up To:
area. Light malnt, EsTATES
gardening, painting,
elc. Call Chris for appl BOUGtIT
475.9100 or 548·8600 AND SOLD
LEAD CARPENTER I tor room add'n co.
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714·249·3711
$12.25 Never boring, great I people. 714·780·96451----------4
CohJe Internships avaiable.
NO EXP. NEC. Will TRAIN
Flex. tvs .. All shift! avall.
~14 549-9599
CASHIER
Full time position. Must
know how to sail I
·$7.50/hr.+ depending
on knowledge
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Conducted
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714.673.622
Full time position. a broad range of tech·!--------~
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Selling boating equip.,
$7.50-10.00lhr. Must
be a knowledgeable
sailor/boat person.
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~ TODAY'S ' I ~SGOftN L-t_c_R_o_s_s_w_Q_R_o __ R_u_z_z_L_E_-J =~~ T~~~:cH------
JEEP 9110 LEXUS
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'03 CHEROKBB ••• LS 400 •ea 28081! M•z '94 COROLU ""'
LTD Black, gray llhr, WMellvo'Y full opt pearl white, ne.vly Auto. AC, cau..,
(107229) S17.995 (21 U1'1t) .$32.971 pall\la4 .... sechtom•'1. (3KEHe64) H .115Cl..
BAU!R LOTUS Le:XUS Int redone (Inc. LBXUS O~-
COSTA MESA MISSION VIEJO wooden dllh) rune WKSTMINSTl!ft
9115 MERCEDES 9130 TOYOTA I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1ilr.
9210
ACROSS
I Kind oC earring
5 Mountm tops
10 Fly l'llgtl
14 CO!omnltl
Bombecl! 15 Smd harbor
t 6 Untlgtltly t1' "An apple-·
J'S EUfOPffl' dvel'
19 Sad
20 Rain gear
22 MethOdologles 2~ Spicy 25 Ac:1or Mineo
26 Managed
29 Owns
32 Long (10()
36 Writer Waugh
37 Western ahOws
39 Vt#IW
40 Setecls carefully
43 AGabOr· « Chln>s
45 Huell Finn's boat
46 Detect
48 T90lh lixer. abbt. 4.9 Gun 50 Container
52 caesar'• dozen 53 Entertained
sumpt\IOUSly
57 Bureaucratic
61 ~.kun1a1ns of
Russia
62 Certain he•then 64 Ac:tOt Jal'Vllnos
65 Llvef's outpuf
6& Type Of llCid
67 Kl'locks
68 -out actaped
by With
69 SOviet founder
70 Mets' stadium :,
poWN 1 •
1 Mound , ' 2 Churm .'
calendar I
3 Muscat's ()l~oe 4 Somethlll!J lo
be stretd'ted?
6 Swing around
6 Baset>aller Slaughter
7 ·-~nds on deck!' 8 Barrels q H•ngs around ) 0 Not SO ObYIOUS
11 Fllrtatlqus look 12, Reunion-goer
13-Canadian
wtllskeys
21 Coal scuttle
23 Authority
2& Cod and Fear 27 Martlfll garnish
28 Pte nul
29 Sharpened
PREVIOUS PUZZLE IOt.VED
1.n" o 111111. UtftdF-s~
30 T ackad on country
31 Denonilnlthons S2.Rare gas
33 Ore test ~ Car1oonlst
34 Coral • Goldberg
f0ffn8llons S4 Actor Estrada 35 Wrens' abodes • 55 Strong wind
37 Uncooked 56 Noire -
3& Exctamatlons 67 Rajah's wile
41 Be a crook 58 Asian nurse
42 Space JlfObes 59 Smoller's l\em
47 Climbed 60 Famous
49 Help lioness
51 Hmalayan 63 -rummy
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TOUCH£, TOMMY '94 Jeep Cherokee 073·592 t '97 CAMRY La '
Laredo Grand 4X4 AC '95 ES 300 19k ml, c::u11om w.W..-
Both vulnerable. Easl deals.
NORTH
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t> Q 10 65 4 J o A K6
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EAST
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The bidding:
EAST SOlTI'.. WEST NORTH
2• 3• Dbl Pas.t Pas Paa
Opening lead: Nine of o
Trump Coup Tommy was nor rhe
world's most avid duplicate player.
He preferred the hurly-burly or rub-
ber bridge where his peculiar Jalen1 of
becoming an expert lechnician when
trumps broke badly could be ade·
quately compensated. But once in a
while he did sally forth into touma·
ment bridge. and made his mark. This
deal is from a team com~tition.
East's two-club opening bid was
explained as a thrce-suiled hand wilh
a singleton or void somewhere. ·
Tommy is not the sort to allow lhings
(67430) St4,904 White/ivory. m int '83 3000 very well Auto. 1mmacu1a1e11n • like that to deter him and lrotted out a Co•'• M••• (077313) s21,977 malnt. e11c::eptlona11y (3V08023) 111.s~;.;
bid oflhree clubs on his 10 points and Llncoln-Mercury • LEXUS clean. an pwr, 1terao LEXUS o~ ordinary suit. Beran doublina. West (714) 540·5830 MISSION VIEJO H250 obo 713-0767 WESTMIN STF -
checked lhe back of ha, cards to rooke 1-,-9...;S:.;.C,_.;h...;e;..:.r...;o_k....;e_e.;.,,S,;.p-o-rt~) (949)364-0904 •89 300E 78kml. pUrl (714) 892·0 9
sure they were rrom the right-colored 4.0, 39k, aut o, AC --,-9-5-G-5-3-0-0--grey. orig owner. 11ln11----.-..:.........,...,~
pack. 3LP4L5E5X3>5s10sF,555 Llhf, moonn. co ~ o73n.~015s t 7 . 5 o o TRUCKS ;9220 West led the top of his doubleton 0 1112108) S30,987 v •
diamond, and a most satisfactory WESTMINSTER LEXUS
dummy hit the table. Tommy won 714-892-6006 MISSION VIEJO NISSAN 9150 with the king and led the lo.mg or 91 Cherokee llmlt• (949)304-0604
spades to East's ace. The defender Burgundy, 4X4, lttlr, --,..,,9,..5_,..L.,,.S_4.,,..0,,...0,,,_--1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
tried to cash the ace of Heans. and all power, CO Player, ca ah me, e /1 v 0 r y '85 Accord LX 2dr,
declarer's ruff was the first ponent remote entry. nu paint, (029152) S36,987 auto, hatchback, AJC,
that things might not be gojng well 59•7oomt, s9•9oo LEXUS atareo, ps, runs good foo.hc~fcnse. 71 4-949•9109 MISSION VIEJO $1250 obo 831-()757
There ·followed in short order the 1--------(949)384-0064 _.90 MAXIMA OXE
queen of spades and a spade ruff, a LAND ROYER 9113 •90 LX 450 31K "''·auto,
heal1 ruff, and a diamond to the ace, Casttmere/lvory. full (3POL985) $15.1.555
Tommy , who had six tricks in ibe '95 Dlacovery t (138217} S40 ,..,.,.. LEXUS Of' k h d J op . LEXUS .~ WESTMINSTER ban , was down to t rce trumpS' an Riofa rod, tan. pats,
three losers while West held nothing (3NFY029) $19,995 MISSION VIEJO (714l 892-8900
but trumps. Tommy simply exited llAUER LOTUS (949)364·0604 COSTA MESA with a loser. West trumped perforce (714) 842·7700 •eo sc 400 OLDSMOBILE a SS and had to lead a trump i nto Tommy's White/Ivory. 1u11 op1 • wL
A Q J. Another plain suit exit card --------(050957) $36,977
Hondas E •s to 97
Cars $ 00·$500
Poller Impounds
• Hon~ "· 'royotaa, •Che\ s, Jeep• &
4)(4 muat ••Ill 8()( 172-7470 )17802
-~---------~ 10LVO 9230
'83 245 W•9on -
Silver/black Int. v.9*
ma1n1ained, 4spd + od
sale ear, musl eeel
$2400 obo 644·1238 was ruffed by West and the trump LEXUS 9115 LEXUS '89 Re9•ncy ~8 4·dr,
return into the major tenace brought liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISSION VIEJO blk, lthr, all pwr,1---------
Tommy's trick total to nine -all he '91 LS400 Special (949)364-0004 clean , 111n1 c ondl VOLKSWAGEN 9235
needed! Edition. Gold, leather, ---------1 83k m l, 1 owner.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii orlglonal o wner, '97 ES 300 $4950. 714-966-1275 Full opt, 141< ml. Leam to be a better bridge alay· power lilt, moonroof, (059324) $30.687 --------
erl Subscribe now to the GOren air-ride. Nakamlchl LEXUS SUZUKI 9205
b (~ 788 compact C/D premium Bridge Letter )' calling • sound, traction c::on· MISSIOM VIEJO
•'85 JETTA• 4 dr,
runs great, very de:-
pendable, great 1url'
car. SlOOO 645·3474. ...
1225 for lnfonnation. Or w te to: trol, cl\rome rims. lnte-(949)304·0604
Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box grated phone system ---,9-3-E-S-3-0-0---• '!~.~~~E!~~~.J.!":S. MISC. AUTO 924S:
4410, Chicago, lit. 60680. 68k ml '21.91< L\hr, moonrf, tmmac! ft49 760 3•33 ( 1 0 5 4 9 0) $ 1 4 • 4 4 4
• • • u (3XDZ199) $16,668 LEXUS OF SEIZED CARS
'92 LS 400 LEXUS OF WESTMIMSTER FROM $175. Por·
Non cert, lthr. moonrl WESTMINSTER (714) 802-8900 sches. Cadillacs._
(120234) $20,987 (714) 892-6908) Cl'\evys, BMW's, Cor•
LEXUS vettes. Also Jeeps, 4
MISSION VIEJO
9120 TOYOTA 9210 wo·s. Your area.
(949)364·0684 LINCOLN Toll tree
'93 ES 300 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil f 1·800·218·9000 White chrome, full opt '88 CAMRY LE Ext. A·5t39
(222079) $19,99; '97 ConUn•nl•I V6, loaded. ll2k ml, tor currant h,ahngs LEXUS VS, pw/pdl, ABS. lthr. orig owner. AC con· (CAL•SCAN)
MISSION VIEJO (644290) $24,997 vet1ed to Rl34 Xln1 •
(.,.49)3 .. 4 0864 Coate M••• care & cond, records 1----~----_...:..;;•~;..:.,;;..,;;v....;_•~...;._-Llncoln Mercury · $5,375. 714·545-4231 . ANTIQUES & Bia~~~'~:. 3~~ opt C714J 540·5 «3o '91 4-Runn•r 4WD CIASSICS 9250
Put a few words t o
work for you.
(074~7) $24,987 197 MARK VIII sunroof, Kenwood CD,
LEXUS AC, PW/POL, ASS. tilt, nerf bars. Loaded! '75 Cad Eldo Conv MISSION VIEJO (687170) $24,997 18k ml on a brand 1 owner, garage kept.
(949)304-0064 Co•'• M'••• now engine! $15.500 \38k ml. $12,500 obo
Llncofn·M•rcury obo. 714-434·7847 873·5328
(714) 540·5030 ,92 CAMRY LE On the move?
Call 642-5678.
TIME TO BEGIN
YOUR HOME
IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT?
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painter, handyman
or any of lh• Mr•
VICH listed here In
our dlrectoryt
CALL VOUR
LOCAL ••Rv1c•• TODA YI
Sel! your extra ·
household
items
In Classified
'97 T OWNCAR V6, auto, full pwr,
P W /P O L • I t h r • Lexus trade. lmmacl
(734959) $24,997 (013281). $9,950
Coat• Mesa LEXUS OF
Llnooln·Mercury WESTMINSTER
714 540·5630 (714) 892·8908
kruegn painting
residential
paint & wood
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m'auhcw
548 -5 4 81
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stuff?
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will help 642·5678
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ah1ce '68 cuit. tura.
upholsty. sllp covON
antique rpr 542-4612
WALL
COVERINGS -3932
The Slrlpp•r
Specializing In
Wallpaper Removal
L5889241 903·503'J
We Oal• should l"lan; • togethar Strip, Install,
advice to the crazy.
L1735976 631•211 t
WINDOWS 3931
GoldenWest Window
Cleaning
Satlslacuon gu11an1eed
Llc'd·lna'd 031·1582
SEASIDE WINDOW
Clean1n9. Screen•
Mm ors, Siiia. Prof'I
.. ,...ice 831·37H
Hove A
Garage Sole 1
•
1'f}t1qucs Plu) in La Mirada
ha~ found a new home. It Is
brating its grand opening at
its new lat.atlon on Firestone
Aoule\ard just off the 1-5
freC\.\d\, half way ~tween Beach
RI\ d apd Valley View.
Stop bv to view the
more than $1 m1lllon
invl.'nton '
. Th<.• auction takes
plJtc on Saturday, July
::!~.it 11 a.m. and
\und,l\, Jul> 26 at 11
.i m routed as Its best
.i uttion C\Cr, choose from
morl' than 1,000 lots of antiques
.inti lOllcctibles.
A partial list of item~ includes:
grJndfdthcr clocks; hand ca rved
b~droom and dining room sets,
tirta I XOO~; armoires; desks;
bufkt\; hookca\Cll; Bombay
chl'\t); rnmmodes; threl'-picce
\Of.1 'l't s; unuc;ual figurines;
origina~. art deco clocks and
statues;:candelabras; floor and
table &,amps; chandeliers; crystal
and porcelain Items; Matollca;
oil valntings; Murano glass;
alabaster af\d n;iarble It-ems; •
mirrors; beveled and sta ined
glass windows; hand-tied
rugs; wrought Iron gates and
fencing.
Special late consignment
items feature pieces from
the 19th and 20th
centuries.
Antiques Plus will be
open every day from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. for inspection. If
you're unable to attend the
auction, absentee bids will be
accepted.
Antiques Plus is located at
14575 Firestone Blvd., La Mirada .
For more Information, call (714)
228-1610; fax: (714) 228-1699.
.
Advertilement Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilo~
Ecl~ert's G~neral Store Antique Mart.
I I \
!ave you heard about the •'' new antique m aJI that
e.ntly opened In the city of
Los AJamltos? lt's called Eckcrt's
General Store Antique Mart and
It's. one of the most unique
shopping e"perlen ces you'll
encounter.
This Is a family-run business,
with the owners having more
than 50 years experience in the
antl~ue marketplace. The
owners, Chris and Kim Eckert
and Charlie and Janet Eckert,
have designed the store to
resemble a vi ntage 1920s-'30s
American General Store. When
you walk through the door, it's
like stepping back in time. All
the front counte-r pieces are
original general store artifacts
collected from all over the
country. The original oak bean
counters anQ a joining oak post
. office are from a general store
that closed down In the mJd-'
west. Around the count'i/r 'area
there are a myriad oJ original
advertising piece~. including
a rare 1910 peanut butter
machine, original nour and
feed sacks, coffee grinders,
oil lamps an-d brass scales.
They even sell penny
candles. The atmosphere
ls very nostalgic and
makes you feel at home
with a banjo strumming
music and an endless
supply of coffee and
cookies. Youngsters are
welcomed with treats.
As you !ltroll through the
store, the Eckcr ts' creativeness
surrounds you . Thl'y have
designed many of the booths to
resemble vintage buildings and
old l)ouses, utUlzlng old woods
and architectural fragments they
salvaged from across the
country. They even transported
• • -two original 1800s Victorian
front porches from a house
that had been condemned
In Iowa and reassembled
them In their !'t<>re. In one
section.of the store they
hand painted a
cobblestone path that
leads to a beautiful
showcase gallery where
cu stomers can find items
from unique advertising
to class Victorian
collectibles.
The Eckerts have strict
restrictions on the merchandls~
the dealers can carry, placing an
emphasis on quality Items from
various time periods. Currently
they have more than 100 dealers
offering earl y painted furniture,
fine antiques, shabby chic-style
furnishings, fine china and glass,
vintage tcwelry, pottery, art,
textiles, garden items and much
more.
They also offer many
decorating items such as chaJrs
reupholstered Ln vintage fabrics,
custom garden stones, designer
pillows made from vintage
fabrics, custom designed
furniture, bird houses and
potting tables.
Eckert's General Store Antique
Mart h located at 3555 Kate/la
Ave. near Los Alamitos Blvd., j11st
mi1111tes off tile 605 and 405
freeways. Open daily, call (562)
431-0548 for more information. i ..
Country Roads: fine anttques for your home and garden Old Chicago: a unique shopping destination
mt people ar<.• !>urpri!led hy
the \i1e of Country Road\
qut>'i Jot.I Garden\ in Old
lo\>\nl' Ordnge. Bccauc;e of the
va \t \howroom that i'> stocked
lull o f quality antique~ for the
homl' .ind g.irdc.n, all under one
rool, many pcoplc think they
might hl' shopping in a large,
boring WtHl'hOU!>l'.
\ou'll he plea')antly ~urprised.
I rom the moml'nt you walk In
thc front door you know you're
shopping in a ~tore like no
otlll'r. lmide, the vast 15,000-
square-foot ~tore is comprised of
House of Country's 1,800-square-
foot <;tort.' and rwo's Company
Cafl' &. Catering. Outside1 is the
s,ooo.~quarc-foot outdoor
gardens off~ring plants, cottage
Q
~ ~ -w Ii: ~ .. It) 8 -
a:
'I
f 1
flowers, hanging plant baskets,
birdhouses, garden antiques,'and
a children's and
demonstrative gardens.
All the displays,
vignettes and props
are constructed from
historic lumber
gathered from
different
locations in
Southern
California. A great
deal of it came from the old
Laguna Beach boardwalk.
And !he music, visuals and
customer.-servlce J.(eep customers
coming back.
Country Roads has a a wide
variety of merchandise for your
home, office and garden; all are
reasonably and competitively
priced.
Plan on spending a good
portion of your day with us.
After visiting Country Roads.
stroll through Old Towne
Orange to experience the
"Antique Capital of Southern
California." In additi0n to
unique antique and specialty
stores, you'll find some of the
finest dining around.
Country Roads Antiques a111i
Gardens, tl1e original since 1992, is
located ut 204 W. Chapmau i11 011/
Towne Orange. Open seven days a
week, business #lours are 10 a.m. tu
5 p.m. For more information, call
(714)-k32·3041.
& Ince April 1985, Old
o"'Chlcago has been
providing Orange County with
one of the finest elections of
antiques and
collectibles in
Southern
California.
The 16,000-
square-foot
showroom has
lJO antique
dealers displaying
their unique
treasures and
merchandise. From
the Victorian
period to art
deco, from
pieces of the
•
1800s and 1900s to '50s and
modern, there's a wonderful
selection of fine sliver,
ceramics, kitchen collectlbles,
furniture, carpets, tiffany-style
stained glass, Royal Doulton
figurines, vintage Jewelry (real
and costume), old surfboards,
aviation collectibles,
gentlemen's heirlooms (sports
memorabtlla, humidors, pipes
and collar boxes), toys, old gas
pumps, World War 11 items and
political pins. '
In addition, you'll find
popular ladcite dishes, Olde
German hand-blown glass
ornaments, mercury glass, tree
toppers, Fitz and Floyd, and
Department 56 Christmas
Items.
Collect periodicals? There's
everything from old comic
boo.ks to Ufe magazines.
If you visit Old Chicago and _.
are looking for something
specific th.at you can't find,
they can usually acquire the
piece for you.
Old Chicago is conven;ently
located In Fow1tain Valley at
Euclid Avenue and the 405
freeway. Open daily: Monday
thro11gll Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6
p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.;
Sa111rday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and
Sund<1y, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For
more in(ormatio11, call (714)
434-6487.
BLG£0RO
EL TORO RD.
D . RED LOBSTER ~ ~ #£0WAROS THEATERS I
l9QI •Ei. Toru> AHTIOUU
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23710 El Toro Rd., Lake Forest
.(949) 588-8979
or
(949) 586-1329
HUGE SEL~CTION OF FURNITURE
Mahoga}w -Oak -Walnut -Pine
Collectibles 'i Garden Decor " Crystal
Mirrors 'i Toys " Clocks 'i Silver China
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•
Newport Beach/Costa f+.Aeso Doily Pilot
Jane's Antiques
2811 Lafayette Ave. • Newport Beach (949) 673-5688
Castle Antiques
112 E. 18th Sl •Costa Mesa (714) 722-6779 or 646-3333
E~kert's General StoN Antique Mart
· 3555 Katella Ave.• Lo~ Alamitos (562) 431-0548
Schramm Antiques & Collectibles
· Newport Beach (714) 673-6223
Jack & Gloria's Antiques
2981 Fairview Rd. (714) 751-3809 or 1365 Logan Ave. (714) 54~5450 •Costa Mesa .
Longaberger
18626 Vallaria Dr., HB (714) 96$-5315 or 3107 'ITinity Dr .• CM (714) 557-7718
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Ota
Chicago
~Since ~ Mayof'85
ANTIQUE MARKET
16,000 Sq. Ft.!
120 Dealers
Furniture • l)isney
Glassware • P ottery
Silver .._J ew elry
Chi na • Dolls • Patio
Smet 1965
WANTED
ANTIQUES
Older Style Furniture
PIANOS & Collectibles
. •Appliances • Televisions
• Stereos • Autos • Office Furniture
$$ CASH PAID $S
One Piece or Entire House i!"ull
FREE Estimates • Also Legal Appraisals • Immediate Friendly Service • No Obligation
"WE PAY MORE $ FASTER"
(714) 957-8133
SOUTH COAST
AUCTION
AUCTIONEERS & ASSOCIATES
2202 So. IWn St., Sant. Ane, CA 92707
C80Q)840 444tJ714>857.a133 Bonded & license CA #284
ntiqu.es
& Cltolledihle•
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THE BEST IN
NEWPORT· MESA
SHOP ANO/OR CONSIGN
•ANTIQUES •JEWELRY
•CRYSTAL •COLLECTIBLES
•SILVER
• LINEN1
•CHINA
•FURNITURE
2220 tAIRVll!W RD., COSTA M l!SA
(AT N!WPORT 9.W>)
~: ~Y-AaDA'Y 10..
SA1\MDMS 1 G-3
(949) ••&·9477
INCLUDING
FIXTURES
Dana Point Antiques
24366 Del Prado
Dana Point, CA 92629
ICDnT'I Cl?mW.
mm! ANTIQUE MmT
(562) 431-0548
A unique antique mall
de igned after a 1920' -30's
American General Store.
Over l 00 quality dealers
pccializing in items from
Adverti ing To Victorian.
Many booths resemble
vintage house and have been
constructed out of old
wood and original
1800's
archilectural
elements. Truly a
great pl.ace to find
that anuque
treasure I
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0.-DlllY IN. Sim U-$
VISA•MC•IAYAW Q
Dana Point Antiques
24366 Del Prado • Dana Point·
South Coast Auction
Wednesday, July 22, 1998 13
2202 S. Main St.• Sartta Ana (800) 840·4447 or (714) 957-8133
Stix & Stones
1 333E. 17th St., Ste. 128 •Costa Mesa (714) 646-7233
Abba Antiques
11210 ThJbert Ave.• Fountain Valley (714) 751-2070
Assistance League ,
2220 Fairview Rd.• Costa Mesa (949) 645-.5477
Old Chicago Antique Market
18319 Euclid • Fountain Valley (714) 434-6487
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ANTIQUES I
11210 Talbert Ave.
Fountain Valley
English & French Furniture
Monthly imports
directly from Europe.
Over 8000 sq. ft. Warehouse!
M·F9am·5pm •All Sat's 9am·lpm
Sat aflemoon & Sun by drance
714-751-2070 ~E~C~~!
Longaberger ~
Horlron ol ttopec!P Dnhd.
U ttJ c Das II.et. Lots ol Nope.
$2 from ff:Yay basll.et purchase
will support American Ca nca-
SOcittY9 brast canes reseuch
«education proj«ts .
Av•U.ble In July at August
8 elw'• Bounty"" 8atlcat wallabl1 In Au&11tt only.
°'''"'-'to hold tho"'" ~ lon1.obet0t Pottaty• loaf ~-· ·-
cllh now iwallabl1 In the
,.1.111ar llne. • ...
Michela MNMlr ~\~
l~C. Va\\arbt Or1Y•
"-1n,'9n hMh. CA
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ftllchl\e~heu..m
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I._ J\ntiqu~s
ESTATES PURCHASED
OR CONSIGNED
China -Porcelain -Pottery
Silver -Ster1ing and Plate
Estate Jewelry and Watches
Dolls-Antique To Modem
Furniture and Accessories
Collectibles and Linens
WE ARE ANXIOUS TO BUY!
HOME APPOINTMENTS AVAii.AiU
112 E. 18th Street -Costa M1111
(714) 722-6779
or
STIX&
STONES
New Selections WllklY from
Prtvltl lstltesl
7/.ni1fues ·
You are cordially
invited to come and
visit one of the finest
antique stores in
Newport Beach
Wed-Sun ll:OO&m-4:00pm
Clo~d Monday •Tuesday
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2811 Lafayette Ave •
Ne~Beacb
949-873·5-
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Wodnesdoy, July 22, 1998
nti
, J Country Roads Antiques & Gardens
. ,\
, 'f · 204 W. Chapman • Old Towne Orang~ (714) 532-3041
Antiques of the Sea ·
16811 P.acific Coast Hwy.• Sunset Beach (562) 592-1752 .,
J /, .
/ l Gum's Mall of Antiqu~ & Collectibles
, 21330.Norwalk Blvd.• lfa.waiian Gardens (S~) 809-0373 • (562) 809-3375 ! ,1
· Hudson iii McAfee
}(1881 Los AJamitos Blvd. •-):Os Alamitos (562) 431-0007
. ArtCraft
640 TenniOal Way • Co~ Mesa (949) 646-2007
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Tony's Arthitectural Salvage
. . 123 N. Olive• Orange (714) 538-1900
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Lake Fore'st Antique Mall
23782 Mercury R~, •Lake Forest (949) 597-1199
. Collector's Collection
1888 W. 6UYSl #B • Corona (909) 278-8009
. G-Jacks Antiques
10 20 Brookhurst #9 •Fountain Valley (714) 962-3538
Emma's Trunk
1701 Orange T\'ee Lane • Redlands (909) 79-TRUNK
Garden of Miniatures
Antiqu~ Mall
Spend 11 fun-filled day of
antique shopping in the
lnla11d
Empire.
W£ Cll1l hefp
plan your
shopping
trip, starting
at Enzma's
Trunk!
Qualiry antiques, jewelry,
porcelain, china, linens and
furniture from l 800's ro 1950.
~ Mon. ~al. I 0 a.m. -6 p.m. qJ
~ Sunday 12 noon -6 p.m. ~
1-01 Oran~c Im: Ltnl', Hcdl.1nlk ( \ ')! \-•
(909) ~9 -TIU !!\K
353 Old Newport Blvd.• Newport Beach (949) 722-1132 ...
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: BEA.NIE. BA.BY :
• SHOW • • • • • •
SA'l'UJUlA.T .JULY 25n lttl
PAM-lN
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'" 909-278-8809
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91 !-WY W. 10 MAPU:.1:.XJT{fURN LEFf •
TO PASEO GRANDE GO RIGHT(rHEN
IMMEDIATELY TURN RIGHT/STORE ON
• LEFT SIDE TWO STORY BUILDING •
91 FWY E. TO 6TH ST. EX IT/fURN RIGHT
• l OPASEOGRANDEGO •
RIGllT/IMMEDIATELY TURN RIGHT
• STORE ON RIGHT SIDE TWO STORY •
BUILDING
• RETIRED/t:tARD TO FIND/CURRENT •
• DEALER TABLES AVAILABLE •
f,Jtll ADMISSION
• mlTANMA ltNRl·DOOlt rmzu-tNAcu •
JUMPING UUOON fOlt Tm KIDS
• ~ ~ ~/e-tW ul.e/~ ~. ••••••••••
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; C?~lJlip•IWufa
~C.GM&M.a .
353 Old Newport Blvd.
Now} o rt Beach
(949 722-1132
~pecializing in finer quality
dollhouses, furniture and
accessories. Assembly, repair and
electrical services available.
Wreat yourself to a visit and
bring away a lasting gift of
pleasure.
HOURS:
Mon. 11 :00 to 4:00
Tu~ 1•T11 fri. 10:30 ro 6.30 ._.
<Tonv's Archi~ctural
Salvage
Wrought Iron
Gates & F.encing
Stain & Beveled Glass
Stone & Marble
Doors & Windows
Bronze. Wood. Copper
Statuary & Fountains
New Collection of Handcarved.
Roman style marble, bathtubs
sink.5. sink tops, columns. door
surroundings, mantels. relief
panels & more.
Dealers & Decorators
Wholesale & Retail
"Buy & Sell
123 N. Olive • Orange CA 92866
(714) 538--1900
Fax(714)538-1966
G-JACK's
ANTIQUES
Nearly 4,000 sq.ft. of Pottery,
Glass, Furniture, Lighting, Toys,
Autographs, Advertising, 1500+
Marbles. Too much to List!
COME IN AND SEE US
18120 Brookhurst, #9
Fountain Valley
(just South of 405 exit)
714-962-3538
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SINCE 1959 -
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COMPLETE FURNITURE CARE ... • •
FINISHING • REFINISHING
UPHOLSTERY • RECOVERING
FURNITURE DUPLICATION
ANTIQUE RESTORATION
646-2007 .
640 TERMINAL WAY
COSTA MESA,, CALIFORNIA 92627
9,500 Sq. ft.• 77 Dealers
Hu~e selection of furniture.
Sterli~ Silver. Pottery,
Art Glass. Plow Blue.
Ileference Books, Estate
Jewelry. Louis lcart Ori~inals.
and Much More.
Open Dally Io -6. Sun. 11 -5
949·!97-1199
13782 Mercury Rd. Lf.
Off Rocldield between
l..aJle forest & El Toro Rd.
•
Sal. 10:30 w 5:00
Closed Sun
BnlNG ·1111!'-I AD lO
STOHh !·OH ONF TIME
only 10% Discount.
Open Daily:
l 0-6 M-Sat, l 0-8 Fri, 11-4 Sun ,_, ._... Ample Parlll~. AJr Condltione ....... ~~-·
! J'
I HUDSON & McAFEE
FINE GIFTS AND PROVISIONS
Enjoy a cup of tea a11d
biscuit as you browse.
• PORTMEIRION • LIMOGES
BOXES • HA LCYON DAYS
l!NOLISll ENAMEL BOXES
•CRYSTAL • CRABTREE &
EVELYN• BONE CHINA
CiWfWARE • MATflfl:.W RICE.
STATIONERY • PLORIS
• or~C'ORA1 IVE ACCESSORrES
•('Ari llNhSS PAPE!RWEIOHTS
• RADKO ORNAMENTS
10881 LOS ALAMITOS BLVD
llOl R~: nu•;s.nu. IM P.M.
AT. l0.5 P.\t.
(562) 431-0007
Moa.-S.U. 10-li. s-. NOOlt-6
21330 Norwalk Blvd.,
I lawaiialt Ganlene
('62) 81J9-0.17.1
(J62) 809-.1.171
•
15,000 sq. ft. of quality anttqua
Two's Company Cafe & Catering
House of Country's 1,800 sq.ft. store
Outside: 5,000 sq. ft. outdoor garden
Plants, herbs, cottage flowers
Qarden antiques
Kids and Demonitrative Qarden
OVER 120 DEALERS
• GREAT SERVICE • FRIENDLY STAFF •WHERE THE DESIGNERS SHOP
Open Daily 1 Oam -Spm Visa, Mast~r car<l Layaways Available
..
50ulh co.st Auction:
~nwiytlnf . ••tique cm be found.
!stabllshed ln 1965, South
Coat Auction bas a wonderful
ectlon of pianos, tables, chests. armolres, hundreds of knlcknacks,
collectibles and much more.
• South Coast Auction buys, sells, or consigns your antiques by the
piece or l or your entire estate.
for a fun-filled, exdtll'lg
even ing. stop by the auction
block on Wednesday at 6 p.m. for
the weekly auction, where
hundreds of lots are sold each
week.
South Coast Auction /5 located at
2202 Soutlt Main St., Santa Ana.
Call (949) 957-8133 for detnils.
S~·~EIToro
-~eMall
-?Jrhe El Toro Antlque Mall, Wnoted as the largest antique
mall ln Southern C&Ufornla, .. now has l l,000 square feet of ~ antiques and colleCtibles. The
mallllas been referred to as the
anchor mall of the area by West
.. Coast Peddler magazine.
• Owned by Annette LeSueur, El
'" Toro Antlqu~ Mall, ls a dealer's
;i_ paradise, ftlled wlth all sorts of
~ treasures. You'll find a huge
setectton of furniture: dlnf ng
sets, bedroom furniture, end
... tables, book shelves, coffee
:: tabla, side chairs, mirrots and
more -In woods from fine to
pine. .
Collectibles include: crystal,
.. ~. silver, china, •: kitchenware, jewelry, clocks,
i-bOolcs, coins, toys, garden ~statuary and an:hltectural pieces. •! Best of all, the pieces are
' fabUIOUs, making this a great
• resource for decor~tors, dealers
' aoo collectors. And the friendly,
:.. knowledgeable staff Is ready to
help.
Customers travel from all over
southern CaWomJa to check out
the great deals.
EJ '!Toro AntlQUt MaU u located
" off tltc 1-S on £l Thro Rocld in lAkt ; Jfilml. Call (949) 5~8979. ;
Advertbement Wednesday, July 22, l 998 15
Discover an~lqlie treasure$
Inside Emma's Tnank
~mma's Trunk Antique ~all
h worth the drive to
dland~. to distover w~'at's
attracting so many C\lStomers.
This full-service antique mall,
fovnded in Septe mbct .1987, has
been at its curfcnt location
' since July 1990. In addition to a
wide selection of antiques,
you'll find complete restoration
and appraisal SCJVlces available.
Own ers Bill anct Sue Morse
invite you to visit the more
than 100 dealim/consign ers
who di<>play within the 7,800-
'iquare-(oot facility. You'll enjoy
<.:omplimcntary lem onade in
the 'iummer and spiced cider
in the winter.
Specialty services include:
glas~. clock/watch, vlctrola, ·
doll, wicker (caning and
rusplng) and furniture repj$lr;
porcelain, trunk and telephone
restoration;. custo mized lamp.
shades and ,lamp rewiring;
upholstery work; stripping and
finlshlng; quilt appraisals; and
china and natware pattern
matching. ·
Also available are antique
appraisals/evaluations and
vintage Interior design services.
Emma''s Trunk Is located at
170 I Ora'nge Tree lane ..;11
Redlands. For more -i11fomintio11,
call (800) 44TRUNK or (909)
79TRUNK.
A collector's dream awaits you
at Lake Forest Antique Mall
s a variety of old-tim e music plays in the background, browse the
many showcases inside the Lake forest Antique Mall. The 6,000-
are-foot store opened In October 1996, expanding to 9,500 \quare
feet in April 1997. -
Reaut1fully decorated and well stocked, 77 dealers display their
unique collections.
fhe large <;election of higher end Items includes: furniture; sterli ng
silver, fla tware and Holloware; How Blue; Roseville; elegant and
depression glassware; estate jewelry; and Louis Icart o riginals.
Collectibles include Beanie Sables, Lpcllle Ball memorabilia, Civil
Wdr artifacts, Disney, toys and much more .
You'll also find Hawailana, Victorian pieces, po rcelai n
china, pottery, textiles, vintage kitchen Items, vintage
clothing, costume Jewelry, perfume bottles, art glass and
reference books.
The dedicated dealers and friendly, knowledgeable
staff are ready to help you find your favorite
collectible. New merchandise arrives dally.
Howards refinishing products are for sale.
Pick up the free trade magazines.
Lake Fortsl Antique Mall is located at
23782 Mercury Rd. in Lake Forest, just south
. o(tJte El Toro ""Y"' off T-5 between Lake Forest
Drive amt El Toro Road. Ample parking,-air·
conditioned. Open tlaily, Monday tl1ro11gl1
Satllfday, JO a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. Call (949) 597-1199.
For fine collectibles, visit World Wide Antiques
o rld Wide Antiques is a ma}or
wholesaler of antiques and fine
lshings Jn the southern Ca1ifomla ·
furniture a~ well a~ unique and distinctive pi('Cl''I.
area. • .
Opening the Anaheim branch in 1991,
they have an additional location in ·
Orlando. Fla., the Orlando Antique
·Exchange. ·
Catering tQ the retail customer and to
mator galleries, t.tiey specialize in fine
This famlly-operatect business involve~ fivt·
brot,hcrs and more than 12 sons and
nephews.
C..ome discover unbeatable price~ dnd tht-
best deals in town, aJI \!Oder one roof in a
large, expansive warehouse.
For more information on World Witlc•
Antique>, call (71 ~) 778-4529.
Win!Win!W in !Win !
$JOO~ijt Certificate to 'Buy So methi ng S pecial ...
Entry Bin 11 fl
Name·-----------------... Address_~~~~~~~--~~~~-~
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Mail this entr11 to
Classified Dept. -330 w. Bay, Costa Mesa. CA 92627
Contest Rules
Si rnply find the Items marked
!~rough 4 011 the Antiques and
/ollec11bles pages Cu.I and paste Ifie
syrnbols on Ifie entry form Newspaper
entnes only . no photo copies acupted
l'iJjentries mu.st arrive by 5 pm .
~nday .. lu.ly 27. 1998
Winner will be chosen by random
• 4Jwing at1d notified by p{1one on ~/1128. 1998
~jcert1ficate of SI 00 redeemable al
~l1qu.es and Collectibles part 1c1pa111s
only (Sf1ops 011 pgs 12 -16 I
f!'1Kployees at Times Comrnun1ty Ne\t'S
•..),participating merchants itulrg1ble
/ 11/l/L°' lll/I,/ fi( lt"Ct'/l 't1f {i,· 111{\· ~-·
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~nrlh i~c ntiqu~s
(FINE FuRNrrmIB) Jtf' r~ni:4 • t'!i ngliz4 • ~ ta lian
Antique and Reproduction
Antique Furniture
\
10Ll. JE DI Ol FOR otrr OF 1UWN DEALER "
·· Widest selections of French, ltaHan & English Repro Furniture,
biggest variety of Chippendale Reproductions:
Mahogany showcases, diriJng room sets, etc. Also largest selection
of brass sconces, museum quality oil paintings and lots more.
DIRECT
IMPORTER
Call Toufi.c for Info '
Senlng Caltfornia & eighbortng Eastern
Provtncat & EXlst.lng In M r Fi States.
or Appointment
714-778-4529
Mon.-Sat. 9-5
620 . Claudbia
Allah bllt
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~.July 22, 1998
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It all Happen s At ... ins Peet ion Daily· 9--6
Auction Conducted by:
1941 Museum Quality
Wurlitzer Juke Box
Over One Million Dollars Inventory
Saturday July 25th 11 :OO AM
' Sunday July 26th 11 :OO AM
Small Partial Listina
Grand Father Clocks • Beautifully carved 3 pc. Sofa Sets •
Several styles of Hand Carved Bedroom & Dining Room sets
Circa 1800's some with Cherubs & Angels • Assortment of
Hand Carved Coffee & End Tables • Several Hand Carved
Dining Sets • Many Hand Carved Buffets • Book Cases •
Armoires • Desks • Bombay Chests • Servers • Side Boards •
Don Presley
1880's 'French Vitrine
One of mony Original Art Deco Statues & Oocks
Display Cabinet~ • China Cabinets •
Mirrors • 7 pc. & 9 pc. Dining Room Sets •
Commodes • Console w/Mirror • Lots ·of
Hand Carved Accent Pcs. Too numerous to
list • Incredible French Clock Collection
from 1800's wsingle & 3 pc. Sets" •
Beautiful & Unusual Figurines, Many with
Angels & Cherubs, Also Original Art Deco
Clocks and Statues • Unbelievable Amount
of Quality Smalls Approx. 800 Pcs. such
as: Candelabras • Floor Lamps • Table
Lamps • Chandeliers • Large Assortment
of Crystal & Porcelain Items • Alabaster
and Marble Items • Hammered Brass &
Copper Items • Majolica Pcs. • Murano
Glass • Large Variety of Oil Paintings •
Hand Tied Rugs One of several Entry Holl Benches, Pair of
European Bronze Cherub Condetobras
SPecial Late Consianment fxcitina
Architectural items 19th and 20th c:entll'Y
• Sinele Doors & Sets & Stain and
Beveled Glass Windows • Wrowzht Iron
Gates & Fencina. and much more arrivina
too late to Ust. Don t miss this imPOrtant
Auction. This wiU be our Best Ever!!
There are just so many Items and such an
incredible varietY ifs lmPOSSible to list. YOU
must come & se.e them. You U be '2fad YOU did!
14575 Firestone Boulevard
La Mirada. CA 90638
714-228-1610 • fax ·714-228-1699
E-mail: anti<XJePlus msn.com
One of mo~
Grandf other Oocks
lots of Hand Corved and Inlaid Morquetry Coffee and
· End Tables
North on S 10 Valley View. tum B.iaht on Firestone ( 112 Mile).
South on S To Valley View. tum R.iaht on Valtcy View. cross
over Fry. 10 fi rs1 stop liaht Fires1onc. tum RiabJ 112 mile:.
CONDfTIONS OF SALE: SIOO refundable cuh dcpo,h. All purchL\Cs must be paid for ·~ run, same day, no uccpcions. Cash, Cashiers Check. Visa and MasterCard acccpccd.
PERSONAL AND COMPANY CHECKS MUST BE VERIFIED. All items sold "AS IS". All salc<i ftnal. No refunds or uch.an&e'. PLEASE INSPECT PRIOR TO BIDDING. Wtulc 'dc~riptJon\ are behe"cd to be lk:curatc, all article arc offered "AS IS", WHERE IS, WITH ALL FAULTS~. Re~pon ibihty for proper 1dcntification of auction mcrchandne 1s the
n:"poru11b1h1y of the bidder. Item\ may be added or deleted from sale. I~ buyer's premium added to hammer pnce We have llOmething for everyone. and lots uf 11! Many unu uaJ items.
Make phw for a long day, Complimentary Food ud DrtaU. ·
1880's Liqour Cabinet
late 1800's Hand Carved Sideboard