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Home My WebLink About1998-08-04 - Orange Coast Pilotr • SERVING THE NEWPO~TMESA C01'AMUNmES SINCE 1907 I ' ·Bar~t spends first ~ay on job • Newport-Mesa's new superintendent meets with school and city officials, woi:ks on his philosophical statement. ing at the District Education Center by a slew "of well-wishers who shared a few light moments over coffee, doughnuts and bagels. belongs to the public. There's not one thing here we own: These schools belong to the people, and we have to dCt accordingly.· HUSEIN MASI 1N1 !kit,.,, NEWPORT-MESA -Tucked away on a back comer of his desk, behind pictures of his family, is a • 199a Superintendent of the Year,• plaque that Robert Barbot received from the Association of California Administrators for his work at the Chico Unified School District. •It's not something l want to dis- play v.:here everyone sees," said the administrator, who is renown throughout the state for his excep- tional work m the Chico Uruf1ed School District. Havtng moved into d Costa Mesa apartment Sunday night, Barbot spent his first offietal day as superintendent of the Newport- Mesa school district Monday, get- ting to know school and city offi- cials and making presentations tit professional clubs. He was greeted Monday morn- "I am so excited to be here,· he said. "This is a wonderful district." Between meetings, Barbot worked on a 14-point philosophical statement for the district. Intended to engage the community and empower employees, the statement is a compilation of his years of experience. "I want to collaborate with the community," he said. "I want us all to keep in mind that Utis system SAVING A L IFE Elumnab.ng fear among distnct employees is also a top pnonty with Barbot. HaVUlg worked at every level of education -from bemg a custodian, teacher, principaJ and now admirustrator -Barbot said he doesn't want to have a pyranudal management structure. He prefers a honzontal line where all employ- ees are valued equally. "I cleaned toilets and waxed KIM HAGGfRTV-ZVUU!> I DAILY Pit.OT SEE BARBOT PAGE 5 Robert Barbot talks about his tlrst day as supe rintendent Two groups put squeeze on bay beach • Newport Aquatic Center 1s concerned its good-neighbor efforts may be hindered by canoe club's use of North Star Beach. jl:J';n:rn R \(,t \l\t> lhl~ Pio! NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Aquatic Center, in try- ing to be a good neighbor lo those who share the serene Bctck Bdy envuonment, has rcUsed concerns that an outside canoe group mt1y be detracting from that Couse The Parks, Beache<. and Recre- auoo Conumss1on tomght will co0S1der whether the lmua Out- ngger Canoe Club should he allowed to store its large eqwp- ment overnight on city-owned beaches, whlch 1t has done unof- ficially for the past eight years. FYI + WHAT: Parks. Beaches and Recreation Commission meeting • WHEN: 7 p.m. today + WHERE· City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. The comm1ss1on then \\,II dende if the group should be able to stay at North Star Bedch. which it pref en., or whether it will have SEE BEACH PAGE 5 Newport Beach Weguard Lt. Jlm Turner, in shorts, and other Fire Department personnel carry an injured bodysurf er off DON LEACH I DAILY PllOT Corona del Mar State Beach on Monday. Turner was involved in an earlier rescue south of Big Corona moments before. Wedding party on yacht gets rowdy IIlgh surf keeps rescuers busy • Best man allegedJy hits guest with beer bottle; charter companies say majority of tnps are peaceful. Golay was arrested on suspi- cion or assault Wlth a deadly weapon Newport Beach police released tum Monday pending further 1.mesbgation. A mountain of white water era.shes on the beach at Big Coro na. where a man excitedly raises his hands as a wave bears down on him. C1ASSllD --·······-"·-···---• POOO llJ!S ______ ..J MK IOnas ---·--···.J Sl'mS --..-....·--·-·--' 111 v.T --·-·---·--· .. .3 .... --·--u-•M•-•-•M•M•.2 .. ,,,, ...... ........ .,., ....... S.W tdtt ... I '='"' .... Clllll191 ..... ......... ,.,.,.,.,. ..... ,.. • Waves topping 15 feet reported at the Wedge; Newport Beach lifeguards say they responded to at least 100 emergency calls. !kif Pb NEWPORT HARBOR Chartenng a boat for d. special event usually means a mooth voyage !kit,._ NEWPORT BEACH -Jim Tu.mer want- ed to pick wildflowers for his wife at dusk but instead he answered an emergency call. A 17-year-old boy was drowning in the treacherous waters near Cameo Shores in Corona del Mar. Turner, a Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department lieutenant, wasted no time hus- tling to the scene and jumplng into the water. He saw fellow Weguard Greg Haynes helping the boy, who reportedly had been in the water for al least hve minutes before help amved. They loaded him onto a Harbor Patrol rescue boat and swam back to shore He dusted the sand off hls legs and lis- tened to the radio inside his jeep. He heard another call: A bodyboarder had hit his head on the ocean floor a half-mile away. Turner drove to Corona del Mar State Beach and within minutes he was giving first aid to h1s second victim of the night. He and other rescuers carried the 20-year-old Newport Beach man by stretcher to an ambulance. An exhausted and wet Turner found a moment to rest. SEE RESCUE PAGE 5 On rare occasion . ho,.,·ever. revelers get too rowdy and tar- nish what is otherwise remem- bered as a good time> The latest cxcepuon to the rule occurred Saturday ruqhl Author ities said that's when they drrc> t· ed Lee Golay, 27, ol La Mu add after he lut someone Wlth d h(>cr bottle aboard The Athend Golay was the best man in a wedding party and hit the VlCtlm for mak· mg somP rude comment • poliC'e said. Jhe victim had small glass fragments m his eye and was tak- en to Hoag Hospital. Poltce believed the madent was alco- hol-related. Boat charters thnve on a healthy ervmg or weddings and corporate parties dunng the sum- mer, catermg to customers who hold E.>xclus1ve parues on the wate1. The charter operators are ho t to weddmg ceremome.s, anniversary celebrations and champagne cruises. The capclobes of the charter SEE FIGHT PAGE 5 CandfdateS Staying away from elections in droves • As filing deadline nears, most city council and water board members face little or no opposition in bids for re-election. !kit,., NEWPORT-MESA -With les than a week left to file nomination papers for the November election, the pool or candidates for local offices remains small. In the race for Costa Mesa City Council seats, where Mayor Peter Buffa and Councilman Gary Mona· han are up for re-election, the absence of filings seems to be delib· erate and strategic. Monahan and three other candi- dates have pulled papers, but no one has filed yet. •1 think they're kind of waitir\g to 1ee if Buffa wW file,• said Mary Elliott. d.tY an. TIMt numbs ol pepple who have , . .,,.. ......... ....... ••• pulled papers is exceptional- ly small even for a two-seal election, Elliott added. ln Newport 'Beach, C'ity Clerk La- vonne Hark- l wd she is surprised there aren't more candi- dates vymg. for the four availab&e seats. Seven people have pulled papen and Ove have filed them. In the Newport Heights diltrlct. no one bu come forwald to cballen08 UK'Ulnbent Norma Glover. One candidate plans to challenge incumbent Denrus O'Nell in the Corono del Mar distrlct. and two can- ..Qjdatcs so far will try to succeed Mayor Tom Edwards, who has said be won't run again. 1Wo candidates also are vying for the Balboa Perun- sula distrlct sedt.. which will be vacat- ed by Councilman John Hedges. Th quiete&t race so far is m the Mesa CONOlidated Water Distnct, where two seats are open. Only Mike Healey, the current boan1 pres- ident and repnisentative for Division 5, has pulled and filed papers. Hank Panian, a 20-year Divisioo 4 board member, made it deer in an open rnaetqJ that he WU not going to ND .gain. Mid Kart JCanp, gel*• al menagel" ol tbe dilerk't. And IO far, no ooe m that diltl1ct bu pUDed Pl\r~ben .. for )ocal oftk.'91 SEE School board race is incumbents only so far How powNfw is mcum· bency? Wtth four da}°' left befor the tiling d adline, it' an in· cumbent-only race for the Newport-M Unified School Di.stnct b6ilrd of trust . All five inrumbents -Judy Fran· co, Jun Fenyman, Serene Stokes, Wendy LeeCe and Devkt Brooks -have e&ther fUed or taken out papen. But. to far, oo one 81M bas. Some ICbool botrd mml· ben mq>i 11 Id COQC.'911 eMy In the ,.. ....... powerful away al laalmblDcy inlghl ~conlpd9n. Pl c l ere IOI otll lht ol: TE A SA O! lht tor Tl B> GE ap1 , .. the Tl th• CO• to CC>l eXI ~ti aut 'est · de1 tat• wil ,., act .co1 1ng act SOI roe 1nh thE COi ac1 ad be esl )ec Sh• co au A tlo GL in Th an IF gr1 Sh in{ ~ lor po or •• ·- All • lit , tn H tt llr ••• ... llt •• lit ,. .. ... tt n •• ~ ,. " I.Ill 2 Tuesday, August 4, 1998 GAINS ~MONSTER MILE More than 1,000 junior life- guards hit the water Thursday for the annu~ Monster Mile swim and run from the Balboa Pier t6 10th Street and back. The race is great training for kids wbo aspire to someday be life- guards. And it's fun, too. Many of ll)e youths dyed their hair and painted their faces. keeping with the monster theme. GOOD PUBLIC RELATIONS Newport Qfficiais a.re conside{- ing hiring a public relations finn to help in their fight for a com- mercial airport at El Toro. •Right now, we are just interviewing firms, H says Peggy Ducey, the city's deputy city manager. Which firms? Only three of the state's best -Hill & Knowlton, Fleishman Hillard and Winner/Wagner & Associates. CLEAN CHANtiELS They've been closed for nine months, but city officials -at the urging of Councihyoman Norma · Glover -have vowed to make cled.n.Ulg up the polluted Rhine Channel in Cannery Village and others around Newport Island a prionty. The cost of the cleanup Hesort and homes are incompatible T he concerns are many in our B<lyside Village community. We hdve estdblished a commit- tee lo study dnd review all the f Pdrs and questions that our residents are presented with by this new proposal of the Dunes development ("Residents weigh m on Dunes plan,• July 17). Residents fdce added noise, tumes, hazdrds -which would cli.mlrush the quality of life. This over-55 commumty has dreams of its own and wants the city planners to address some of the following environ- mental issues. Bayside Drive is a quiet cul- dP-sac shared by two neighbor- hoods, the senior homes and the ( )'\ 1111 1\1 I I ll\I) We decided.if we're going to be hookers, why not be happy? -PATIY BURBRIDGE, a member of the Happy Hookers, a group of Newport Beach seniors who spend their days knitting blankets for needy and abused children is $10,000. A wise decision, we say. GREEN AGAIN The work of Releaf Costa Mesa will continue. The environ- mental group -whose goal is to plant 2,00Q trees in the city by the year 2000 -and the city 'cam e to an understanding last week. And it's a good thing, too. The group threatened to disband if the two sides couldn't iron out their problems. So from now on, the city· will dig the planting pits, deliver tbe trees and help with cleanup; and Releaf Costa Mesa's·dedicated volunteers will do the planting. HIGH SCORES loCal voices · \ Ill OUR VIEW ln some of Newport-Mesa's homes for the elderly have fall- en below government stan- dards. Several homes have been cited for violations over the last three years, and one was shut down in October. Neglect and rough treatment have been cited as problems. Not a pleasant way to spend the golden years. ~ BAD BUSINESS? 'Four local men fell under the scrutiny of authorities last week. Christian Higgins, 22, of Newpo~ Beach, and 1i'ey Friedman. 33, of Costa Mesa, " are being sued by the Securi- ties and Exc9ange Commis- sion, which claims they bilked more than 600 customers out of $15.7 million in oil-and-gas ventures. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot - Harbor View and Andersen elementary students made their parents proud last week. Their Stanford 9 test scores topped all others in the county. Harbor View was No. 1, with 64% of its students scoring above the 75th percentile. Andersen came in a close second, with 63 % of the students scoring above that same percentile. Great job -we're proud of you, too. LOSSES Then just a few days later, Jeffrey Moore, 32, of Costa Mesa, and Craig Cunningham, 41, who owns a Newport Coast home, ~ere arrested in an alleged investment scam that reportedly covered four states and defrauded seven c ustomers in Idaho out of m ore than $6~0,000. KJM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I DAILY PILOT Junior Weguards.Renee Newquist, left, and Katie Marlenthal parade around as Siamese alien twins before the start of the Monster Mlle held at the Balboa Pier. POLICE' STANDOFF POOR CARE We learned the level of care About 20 bowlers rushed out I of the Kona Lanes bowling alley Sunday when a suspected robber trying to elude police ducked inside. That began a two-hour standoff with the Costa Mesa I Police Department's Special Weapons and Tactics Team. Thanks to the department's quick response, none of the bowlers were hurt. A fine show of police work. M ·a IL 8 AG marina. A widened road will certautly divide us even more and prevent the casual use of the spa, pool, exercise rooms, clubhouses, laundry rooms and many friends. address a service road that is no farther than 17 .5 feet from the bedroom windows of 23 home sites. Delivery trucks, garbage trucks, landscapers, etc., will add to the noise, dirt and general demise of the area. 600-room resort?" GEORGE SANDERS Chairman of Concerned Resi- dents of Bayside Village nal, as it is already there. All it requires are right-and left-tum lanes-painted on East Coast Highway. promotion,"' July 24). Granting grade advan ce- ment to students with sub-par academic skills.-inlhe interest of self-esteem is both counter- intuitive and patently absurd.· ·Social promotion" does little more than produce children who can't add, can't push a noun against a verb, can't com- prehend and can't think criti- cally. Oh, but they do feel real- ly good about themselves. Safety and security are our main concerns. The project's environmental study claims the resort will add 1,400 new vehi- cle trips per day. Everyone knows that a hotel is a 24-hour- per-day enterprise. The clien- tele orthe ballrooms and cock- tail lounges will be departing through a sleepy, unsheltered bedroom community. The hotel and mobile home park are total- ly in compatible within an area of only one-fifth. of a mile (about 1,056 feet). Newport Beach As a resident 6f Bayside Vil- lage Mobile Home ·Park, I am very concerned with the projected increased traffic, noise and pollution that will occur with the use of Bayside Drive as an entrance to the new hotel. Many of our residents walk from one side of the park to the other to visit friends, and they will }ulve no signal or stop sign to help them. I am sure a first-grade hotel would prefer a beautifully land· scaped road to their hotel and garages over one through a mobile h.ome park. . LOUISE COWEil Newport Beach Students should make the grade There a.re many other points that we are developing for review with tbe Newport Beach Planning Department, but if you needed only one complaint, the word that describes it best is gridlock. Can you imagine the congestion and increased population in this 30-acre area? My suggestion is very simple: T hat there are factions within public education that place the preservation of self-esteem above academic achievement is frightening evidence of how far astray public schools have wan- dered ("Officials debate 'social Self-esteem is the product of parents who are engaged in their children's lives, who set expectations and reward achievement. It is not the prod- uct of schoolteachers and admin- istrators who tell them it's OK to be an academic sloth. The plan also does not Your editorial asked the very same question I and all of our residents had. •Does the city really need -or can it bear -a Do not use Bayside Drive as an entrance. Create a new road at the same intersection as the road to Promontory Point. There will be no need for an additional sig- READERS RESPOND Eastblu.ff traffic debate continues AT ISSUE: City officials have implemented measures to curb traffic flow through neighborhood but still must decide on solution. I take exception to the comments made by David H. Wallace in his July 18 letter to the Pilot regarding the use of Bison Avenue (Mailbag, "Cutting shortcut argument short"). Wallace presumes that Mike Bigi, an Eastbluff resident, thinks the use of Bison is "furtive and unfair. H If Wallace considered speaking to any Eastbluff resident concerned with the traffic miti- gation issue, he would realize that the "shortcut# has turned into a safety haz- ard attracting inconsiderate and speed- ing drivers. No one has argued the public nature of Bison Avenue in Eastbluff. However, it appears Wallace would have us become distracted with our rights as dri- vers to use shortcuts. Unfortunately this shortcut for Bluffs and North residents is in a residential neighborhood. Wallace is apparently disinterested in this fact. He also seems blind to the hundreds of Eastbluff children in the A, B and C sec- tions who are exposed to the dangers that exist as the result of sellisb, impa- tient drivers. To reintroduce the obvious: Designated speed limits and state law mandate 25 mph on residential streets unless posted otherwise. If Wallace focused on his Eastbluff neighbors' real issues, he would not question Bigi's honesty concerning safe- ty. Perhaps he would then support our efforts to mitigate •cut-through" or shortcut speeders. The test measures recently implemented have resulted in 2, 100 fewer cars per day on the streets of Eastbluff, a majority of them shortcutters. I would, therefore, invite Wallace to eschew his shallow •public streets" argument and embrace the more s11b- stantive and community-benefiting safety concerns of his fellow Newport neighbors. CARL E. OSSIPOFF East bluff We need to reopen the intersection of Bison and Jamboree Road because it is a very false thing in the first place (·East bluff traffic a test for school," July 22). In order to relieve the traffic jams you need to be able to have a two-way street going in and out of Bison and Jamboree. That would then 'open up the streets closer to the Ralphs shopping center. Therefore, you could have a two-way street. A second thing is, why not try for a short time a one-way street around the schools instead of a two-way street with the jams? You could have it so that the parents could be in the lane closest to the schools, have it go one way and circle back by Lady Queen of the Angels and around and back past the field. The third thing is, we need at least another stop sign where we have a crosswalk in front of Corona del Mar High. It may be that a stoplight would be needed depending upon how much traffic comes into Eastbluff Elemen- tary. But at a minimum we need a stop sign on Eastbluff. These are three things I think would help. Opening up the Bison/Jamboree [intersection) and cre- ating a one-way road around the schools would help to relieve the left turns into the school, which cause part of the traffic. And it's very possible that we need to take a traffic survey and see wbere to put a stop sign, cer- tainly by that crosswalk at Eastbluff Drive and Alba Street. MILDRED MURRY Newport Beach BYRON DE ARA'°'J,. CostaM~ LETTEI Of TIE Wiii( Residents need warning ~ . -. ... .. ... of tidal wavesl~ . . I feel compelled to comment on the city ot : ~ Newport Beach and its emergency pre. • • pa.redness in relation to l$unami warnings ("Newport not safe from tidal waves,• July 21); My family was advised to evacuate·West ~ Newport in 1961 or '62 AS a result of eejsn)ic : activities up north, and we left. A few yean : ; · ago there WAS seismic activity off South Alneri•., ca that precipitated a tsunami watch. 1be • Newport Beach emergency gurus decided to • w~t until it bit San Diego to dedde if an 898C·: · uation was necessary. • • I would like the option of leaving if tberit is ; •: a possibility of danger. The city also feels that • they have adequate emergency evamitlGD - procedures, but if the handling of trdiC dUiing the big waves last July wu an example, they - could use a few drills. As for the looky•lOOI who come doWb to - watch tidal waves, let them be. It can oa_ay help the gene pool. D Pilot REAPERS HOTUME Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright No news stories, illustrations. edito-· WEATHER SURF POLICE FI l ES 642~ Record your comments about rial matter or advertlsemenb " the Daily Pilot or news tips. herein can be reproduced with· TEMPEltATUJllES • -ouf of the southwest NEWPORT BEACH r.O'\T' Ml~!\ out written permission of copy-Balboa at 4 feet. 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CA. a..Hltld~ lndudl ... eppNcolble -....na.:ro-.. the_..lt10to 1s S.Cond high but should stAty ltOfef'I from an 1pertrrtet it In the 2700 blodt. LMM.ta1••D111, ~andlocal~~ knotl wtth 2-foot &1>6p.m. 6.0 . • ...... C-.. DIM: A mlhllir tll1phof• worth S150-~ ao wl1h UI through • l'romoclof• Tn:5'ndld~to ........ ~ wtnd --blcOm-~from.~ lft ... 900 blodt.. llMllDOllWt, The NI\ 'Oft Mlsll Vb,,.....,,.. General MaNger Ing llghW owr WA1mt Frtdey. ~ FinllncNI ()Meli' Delly PMGc. '-0. lmc 1SIO, COIU .,_~OlM ........... night. ""'Mefl Is ~" •Uni ..... A..,., plMI Md cr9dlt ~wont. SSt _,. ..... frOm • houit In "" 100 lllock. '-i "" ~ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Tuosdoy, Augu5t 4, 1998 3 Memories of a White Russian who drank Self under table I have just fimshed reading Bruce Lincoln's "Red Victory: a history of the RussiAn Civil War of 1917-1920. Not many wars a.re fun, but this was a par- . ticularly vicious one not only for tl\e loss of millions of lives but for \lie senseless brutality and ~edible cruelty displayed by each side. Of course, the Red vic- tory turned the tides of history. ·Reading about that war · •brought back memories of the White Russian colony in Shang- h.ii in 1935. ·:That year J went to the Orient Ott a passenger-freighter. My ·'roommate was a Russian whose fiJ:st name r have long since for- gotten but whose last name was Gleboff-Glen. I shall call him ,Ivan (that seems more appropri- .ate than Pablo). Ivan was going 'to Shanghai lo visit some rela- tives in that city. The only thing I can really remember about Ivan i : THE VERDICT was that he kept getting drunk at dinner and sliding under the table. I disembarked at Manila. Ivan went on to Shanghai. A few months later I went to Shanghai and looked up my old friend Ivan. He invited me to have dinner with his family. That was my introduction to the White Russian colony in Shanghai. (van's family had suffered unbelievable hardships during the Civil War. Somehow they had gotten out of Russia on the- n-ans-Siberian Railway, battling Reds all the way. Then they transferred to the Chinese-East- ern Railway to get to Manchuria. All this ti,me the Reds were trying to kill them because they were Whites, nnd the Whites were killing them just for the hell of it. They f\nally got to Harbin in ManchUria, then to Mukden and finally to Shanghai. Ther bad • covered some of the most deso- late terrain in the world under very unfriendly conditions. When • they arrived in Shanghai where were they? End of the road. They were White Russians, stateless people scorned by both Chinese and whites. Without passports they could go no farther. The family claimed to be minor nobility, a not uncommon cla1m among White Russians. The father had secured a job with one of the great Bntish mer- cantile firms on the Bund. Some- how he was holding the family together. The dinner was memorable from an alcoholic standpoint In front of each male diner was a small gl~s that was kept full of vodka at all times. Every time you would reach for a fork. a man down the table would catch your eye, lift his vodka glass, say M Vodka• and toss his down. You were expected to do the same. Wlien I had consumed enough vodka to float a battle- ship, l finally decided 'to keep my eyes on my plate. That way I fin- ished the meal. Ivan didn't. He slid under the table. At that dinner I met a really beautiful Russian woman, a member of the family, d tawny blonde with a beautiful face and d figure to go with that face. The next rught I was m a bar wtth a newfound friehd, J~fk Riley, the Slot Machine~· g of Shanghai. The bar was o the flJ"St floor. The second. fJ r had rooms facing out over t e bar. A wide stairway led d~~ from the second to the first fir. r. I hap- pene~ to look up, at e stairway and coming doWt> fias the gor- geous Russian w ,than from the rught before. St I came to the· bat, smiled at · ;e. ordered a bot- tle of champ1 Jne. When it amved, she ,eached for it, and when she Jd so, the full length fur coat, r ;e was wearing fell open. ~~ was stark naked ! She shrug ed a goodbye, took the botU /of champagne up the stat.rs an9 to a room on the seeond f)4or. A door opened, and an ancient Chinese gentleman weanng a Mandann hat wel- comed her mto the room. Riley had watched the whole affair ·vou know that woman?• 1 told him of our meeung . Riley shrµgged ·These poor damned Wlute Russians have a tough tune 1ust staying alive. The better-looklng women often tum to prostitution.• End of budding romance I left Shanghdi .a mdnth lester and never returned · Two years later-1937 the Japanese took the undefendPd city of Shanghai ~rnd prorop,Oy massacred more than 300,000 ' Ctune e. They aho killed most of the Wtute RUf>S1ans r do not • know what happened to the Gle-• boff-Glens I . ROBERT GARDNER IS a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs Tuesdays f ·Eastbluff traffic dilemma at issue Two injured in crash • City Council subcommittee, residents meet tonight in hopes of finding ways to solve traffic problems at Jamboree Road and Bison Avenue. JENIFER RAGLAND llrttl'b NEWPORT BEACH -A sub- committee of City Council mem- bers will meet with concerned residents on the east side of Upper Newport Bay tonight in an attempt to come up with a per- ~ent solution to traffic prob- lems at Jamboree Road and Bison Avenue. Eastbluff residents say they want to keep Bison closed to through traffic across Jamboree to keep drivers from cutting through their residential neigh- borhood. But residents of The Bluffs say the closure is inconve- nient, and the public streets should be open to the public. The issue has been a thorny one fQr city officials and has divided the neighborhoods involved The Eastbluff Response League, a foe of the intersection changes, even took out a half· page advertisement in the Daily Pilot on Saturday to strengthen the opposition. What the solution will be remains to be seen. In a letter to Mayor Tom Edwards last week, The Bluffs Homeowners Association Presi- dent Cork Levinson suggested closing Bison to cross trafik only from 7 :30 to 8:30 a.m. and from 2:45 to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. But Barry Eaton, president of the Eastbluff Homeowners Asso- ciation, wrote another letter urg- ing the council to make the changes permanent,, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The meeting is set for 7 p.m . in the gymnasium at Corona del Mar High, 2101 Eastbluff Drive. GRFC RlsUNC 7 04 d.m. on the southbound tran- s1tlon road between the San Diego and Costd Mesa freeways COSTA MESA -A suspected I Authonlies said l\1drtmez was drunken driver was responsible I dnvmg a 1990 Pontiac Sunbird for a two-car accident on the San when he s1desw1ped a Ford Diego Freeway that caused a traf-Explorer The sports car Olppecl fie jam during the early morrung over. went down an embankment commute Monday, police said. and ldnded on its root Police arrested Joel Uribe Mar-N1colds Onofre, 22. of Hunt- tinez, 26, of Santa Ana, on suspi-mgton Beach, who was a passen- cion of d.nving under the influ· ger m Mdrtinez's car, was also ence. Martinez is being held at taken to Western Medical Center Western Medical Center in Santa because of m1uries to hls face Ana, where he is being treated for The dnver of the sport utility moderate injuries. · I velude. Nickl Tangeman of New- The crash occurred at about port Beach, wasn't mJured. Man dies after near drowning at Crystal Cove GREG RtsuNG !Xiv Pill CRYSTAL COVE -A 52-year- old Paramount man died early Monday at Hoag Hospital, 14 hours after he tried to save his wife from the churning waves at Crys- tal Cove State Park on Sunday. Edward Andres was pro- nounced dead at 3:35 a.m. by hos- pital officials. The cause of death hasn't been determined by the Orange County Coroner's office, but a department supervisor indi- cated it was related to the victim's near drowning. Authorities said Andres and hls wife were walking near the south end of 'Treasure Cove at and climb Into the cage because it's time for "Shark Week"! Feed your need for sharks August 9-15 COMCAST CABLE about 1:15 p.m. Sunday. The cou- ple may have been walking in shallow water when a rip current pulled the woman under water. Andres swam out to try to res- cue her. A series of 8-foot waves carried Andres farther than he expected as he struggled to keep afloat, authorities added. 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The proceeds from the cards, which are decorated with art- work created by eight children battling cancer, go to programs offered by the Newport Beach organizdtion that provides edu- calion dnd emotional support for young cancer patients and their fam11Jes About 130 people celebrated Chnstmas m July two weekends dQO m Newport Beach to pre- view the 1998 Gldd Tidings Hol- iday Greeting Cards. The party came complete with d vacation- ing Sanld Claus, a jumpmg cas- Ue, carruval games and food fur- nished by Cdrl's Jr. The greetmg card fund-raiser 1~ m its ninth year. Last year, it rd1sed more than $25,000. That money has been useful m fund- ing the Kids Cdncer Connection programs, director Judy Kamm- ler said SomP of the group's projects • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W. Bay St , Costa Mesa, 92627; fax them to 646- 41 70, or call 540-1224, ext 333. A com- plete listing of Around Town can be found at www.latimes.com/pllot . TODAY The Christian's Women's Club of Newport Beach will present a luncheon from 11 :30 a.m. to 1 :30 p m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, New- port Beach. The event will fea- ture a 1940s fashion show. Adnuss1on ts $20 For more tnior- malion, call 760-9616. CJD Voice, an e-mall dJscusslon and support group for those with the infectious brain-deteriorating Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, will be an ongomg acbvity available for mterested mchviduals. The CJD web site 1s at http://mern- bers.aol.com/la rmstr853/CJd- vo1ce/CJdvoice.htrn . Host famllles are needed for foreign exchange students who will be m the United States dur- ing the 1998-99 school year. Stu- dents will bring thelJ' own health insurance and spending money for school and enlertammenl. For more mformabon, call 675-0423. Children ages 7 to 12 can enroll hometown. Read the • ' include working with various hospitals to set up art days where children can make crafts onci a week; sponsoring holiday parpes, su ch as the annual ijyoked on Hopes Christmas party; and offering other season- '·al events, including Easter >bas- ket giveaways. •Another big thing we stress is family,• Kammler said. "We ogive not only to the children but to help their families as well.• The children whose artwork graces the cards were each awarded $1,000 edvcation.al grants for their families to use at their discretion. ·we realize that, depending on the situation, families will need to use the money different- ly,• Kammler said. "Some will use it on tutoring, others dance classes, etc. It just helps alleviate some financial strain." This year's eight artists are Lana Clay, 10; Steven Guordo, 91 Daniel Harberts, 8; Alexis Kost- elecky, 2; Emily Olivera, 10; Dakota Ortiz, 2; Joshua Ross, 4; and Scott Smith, 15. Catalogs to order the cards will be available Oct. 1. The cards also will be sold at Long's Drug Store at Fashion Island around the same date. For more information on the greeting cards or Kids Cancer Connection, call Kammler at 851-7774. • 0 A R 0 U N'D T 0 W N m either Science Camp or Explo- ration Camp at the Launch Pad on the third floor of Crystal Court at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Science Camp and Exploration Camp will be held from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. weekdays on alternating weeks through Aug. 28. Optional extended clays, which include a snack and movie, are until 5 p .m. Admission is $110 for members, $130 for nonmem- bers. Extended day is $150 for members, $170 for nonmembers. For information, call 546-2061. WEDNESDAY Barnes & Noble Jr. will present Blue's Clues for preschoolers from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. at the Barnes & Noble Bookseller Metro Pointe location at 901B South Coast Drive, No. 150, Cos- ta Mesa. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 444-0226. The Networkers will meet from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Goll and Country Qub, 1701 Goll Course Drive. Admis- sion is $12 and includes lunch. For information, call 885-9093. Speak Up Newport will present its monthly general membership meeting at 6 p.m. at The Can- nery restaurant, 3010 Lafayette Ave., Newport Beach. Refresh- ments will be served at 5:30 p.m. Guests are welcome. For more information, call (949) 224- 2266. THURSDAY ) FaJr Days at Plecemakers Village will be presented from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. until Sunday in the Piecemakers parking lot, 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. The event will feature music and food. For more information, call 434-8368. Blue Plate Linch Sped.ab -$8.95 MonMy-PriJ.y. Our mmM c/Jata uw/Jy. CJJ for Jeui/s Sunday N ight Swnmer Speciab-$14.95 Entrea strvetl with yot1r cho"e of sot1p or llllA4 Lumpy m111heti pot11ton or rke pi"'1f ll1Ui fllrUn frah ~la. Braitect Lamb Shanks j ardinaite Livu &: O nions Rare Roast New Y ode With Ro.amry & Gadic l.obtter Thermador Beef Saapao&' Swordfuh, Halibut Or Salmoo. snwJ f'"i/llJ, b"""-' "'JHIMbeJ Cbidr. Oiuc A U1TLE BIT OF ITALY Brwt Of aw-P-W-· Chid.a C.de11w C.••cnari 0.-Pw V.aP-... Chidren Picaa V.aJ Pannipn• Rmou, GnoccJU Or T onellini Snwd with M"""'6N M-W.. Sat. l.&ngulM Aad a... s..c. FP.AnJIUNG Roamrr MONDAVI NAPA WINf.S a...w..,, MliWI, Crl .... "'-',.. ..,,,,,,lj •Q.,16.JO 0 0 A back-country hike will take place from 9 a.m. to noon at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 N. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. A mountain bike tour will begin at 9 a.m. Hikers and bikers will meet at the El Moro Visitors Center. Both events are free, however, parking is $5. For more information, call (949) 494-3539. A free Ude pool walk ls sched- uled at 3 p.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 N. Pad.fie Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Wallc- ers will meet at Pelican Point Parking Lot No. 4. Parking is $5. Call (949) 494-3539. A program on marine mammals will be presented at 7 :45 p.m. at the Upper Newport Bay Ecologi- cal Reserve, 600 Shellmaker Road. Newport Beach. Parking and ad.mission are free. Hot chocolate and marshmallows will be served. For infonnatlon, call 640-6746. The eight children whose artwork graces the Glad TidJngs cards were each awarded $1,000 educational grants. They are Lana Clay, 10; Steven Guordo, 9; Daniel Harberts, 8; Alexis Kostelecky, 2; Emily Olivera, 10; Dakota Ortiz, 2; Joshua Ross, 4; and Scott Smith, 15. For the record A headline for Saturday's Best Buys column mistakenly idenb- fied Barbara Martin's Custom Linens as a store. Martin does not work out of a store but can be reached by telephone at 723-1879. .. Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince . Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner UnlqM wtne room II dlnlna rooms ••allable riw l"*P '*"-_...,. ud pri..a. ~ 723-0621 Pleast Call For Reservations and Oittetioo.s 251 Shipyard W.ay • Newport Beach second annual Friday, August 28, 1998 Where can you find good people, great neighborhoods, thriving indu~try and excellent schools? From Costa Mesa to the Newport Coast, our newsroom is gathering copy and photos to show what makes our area SQ special. They've caught the spirit, and we're certain our ~ders Will tool Advertise your message in this special keepsake issue. Reser-Ve Space by Monday, August 24, 5 p.m . To Catch the Spirit, call 642-4321 Pilot ·- 'Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot BARBOT CONTINUED FROM 1 bLJthrooms, too,• he said. •My mother never went to college, but l'U hold her up to anyone. We newer want to rob people of pride tn lheir work.• At the same time, he said he r'a.rtts district employees to keep m mind that the schools exist to MCicate children and to funnel as tncto.y resources as possible ~o..yard that objective. , • community is also one of Barbot's I BEACH top priorities. Fluent in Spanish, he said he will use his bilingual ! skills to conunurucate with Latino i CONTINUED FROM 1 parents. !. •All parents, no matter where to relocate elsewhere. The com- they're from or how rich or poor mission's recommendations will they are, want the same things for go to the City Council. their kids," he said. The aquatic center is adding Minority parents, Barbot said, about 8,000 square feet of space have three main concerns: They to its North .star Beach buil~g. don't want their children separat-! an expansion ~at the , ~ty ed from other students· they want I approved. al~ng with the ongmal th tan ' construction m 1987. e same s dards as other stu-, ! Dave Kiff, assistant to the city dents; an~ they ~ant to make l manager, said once the addition is sure the district hires. and keeps 1 complete in September, center of· the best te.a~b.ers poss~~le. ! ficials expect ,they will be app· • "l was a teacher in a class· room,• be said. "Our creativity and. productivity )ls at a peak \.vlten we're not afraid to talk freely about our concerns and . ideas. Driving out fear is an objec· tive I feel deeply.• In addition t~ vis1f:i11g so~e l roaching the city-imposed cap of schools and meeting with ad.m\n· ! 250 people per day usirlg the istrators, Barbot is also planning l facility. to meet individually with aU sev-l Center officials believe that tm Newport-Mesa SC'l}OOI board i Imua's presence on the beach will members' this week. ; have an impact on l}le facility .; Engaging Costa Mesa's Latino . . E·LECTION t ONTINUED(fROM 1 don't file by 'sp.rn. Friday, the dead- lme will be extended to Aug. 12. . Diana Leach, the district's lissistant general manager, smd it js too early to tell whether there wtll be a real lack of candidates m lhe Mesa race. : "I think because we haven't tf"rJChed the final filing date yet, !N<' don't know that that's the tclse," she said. "It would be pre- rnilture to have any concerns.· RESCUE CONTINUED FROM 1 "It looks like both of these sto1ies will have a happy end- 1r g, • he said. "The first guy r..oked like he was tired and the >; .,·ond one had hit his head. lul;t so happened they were IJoth concurrent." FYI The following people have pulled nomination papers in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach: COSTA MESA OTY COUNCIL • Councilman Gary Monahan •· Marketing manager Caroline Butler • Landscape manager James Fisler •Congressional district representa· tive Lawrence Jones I p. lus swells at the We. dge and waves runrung up to the park- ing lot at the Balboa Pier. Marine Safety Supervisor Brent Jacobsen estimated there were at least 100 rescues Mon- day He attributed the big waves lo a combination of a 5.5-foot high tide and a south swell caused by Hurricane Estelle. NEWPORT BEACH OTY COUNOL PENINSULA DISTRICT • Planning Commission Chairman Mike Kranzley • Planning Commissioner Tod Ridgeway (filed) EASTBLUFF DISTRICT • Planning Commissioner Gary Adams (filed) • Actor Ron Winship (filed) FIGHT CONTINUED FROM 1 yachts range up to 150 passen· gers. Much like. other businesses, though, they experience isolated problems. The boy was exanuned at the l larbor Patrol substation and rdcased. The man, Mike Beu. wd's transported to Hoag Hospi- \ul. where he was examined for 'd possible broken clavicle. "With the big surf the waves are breaking high on the beach,· he said. "We've had everything from a couple of dis- located knees to a cervical injury. All my guys haven't reported back yet, and it's after 7 p.m." "Far and away, 99% of the time things go off well for boat charter companies,• said Kristel Dreyer, who manages Newport Yacht Charters. • lf someone has a violent predisposition, it does- n't matter where they are. They are going to get in trou- ble.• · Monday was extremely busy not only for Turner but also au N1•wport lifeguards as pounding &urf prompted the closure of bc>th harbor jetties and forced rPd-Oag conditions to be hoisted (jt ltfeguard stations. A SJ>6kesman for the Nation- al Weather Service said the high swells sbould gradually subside over the next couple days as the hurricane moves away from Baja California. The few problems usually involve drunken passengers. Private yacht charter business· es are required to have liquor hcenses and are monitored by the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Department. 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Or, Call Biynn Downey at l-800-464-1262, e.\1. 664. &fore c•lll"I• plHU .,,.slttt' t#Nu qustlmu: libt>n Jfnt ad/, ~/Jtr lo has f!i 'ffterJ<>u n1/t'1' .•'Our nu/!Mrlc lnfonnallmr lol'Slk>ll \umtx-r: 0 H I rm.(!J l'tntln umbtr 0 I rm.('!. . Soci.11 l«lln~ 'umbtt ___ -__ • ____ '°""' (!) 1.ip Co.It. - - - - -""'9 (!: \umbtr ol ~l'M add"" _____ "- \('Ir of blnh 19 __ "-l!J Annual bouliC'h<lld Income $ ___ • ___ "- IM<lf'f lu«t ttt .._1"111 ToUI month~ ddll ~1 t_ ·---,,_ 10o .......... __ .,, ...... ..,._, f'lllKls 8'1llable for doftn pl mtnl· S ___ , _ _ _ ,,_ '"~· ~'Pt' o# l!IO~. '-r I for t.M1f6lll_, _,PIA lw.},._ IMIFJfor ...... bl)tlnW"rl\ontnumbtr ___ • __ .... .!..---"- otOO North n.ln .-not s.dtt ~ Slilla Aaa. CA 92~1 being able to m l that requir-e- ment, Kilt said. The lmua club prdcbces Hawcti- 1an-style canoeing, wtth teams of · nine people paddllng outngger Cd· noes, known for thelJ' wooden n0c1ts on one Side. The nonproht club was formed in the 1970s dl\d has about 75 actJvc memben. who pay $125 for about hall a yedf, KiJf said . Since 1987, lmud had special permission to store its equipmPnt -four large outngger can90s. six smaller Cdnoes, a lrdller, storage box and industrial hoses - overnight on North Sttll Beach. The agreement was renewed annuaUy in the latp 1980s but expir~d m 1 CJ90. Because of that, city officials earller this year told lmua lo remove till of its eqwp- ment by the end of May, Kiff said. C1fy stdff WdS supposed to look for alternate sites and report bdck I NEWPOJn' HEIGHTS DISTRICT • Councilwoman Norma Glo\/er (filed) ..., CORONA DEL MAR DISTRICT • Councilman Dennis O'Neil (filed) • Hotel proprietor Mike Palitz NEWPORT-M ESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT • Incumbent Judy Franco (filed) it's left to the ownerc;' d1screllon when to c;erv(• the last dnnk John Gueola. a manager for Pacthc Avdlon Yacht Charters. Sa.td hl.s company stop servmg alcohol 15 minutes before retum-1.Il~ to the dock Gueola 1s famihdr with prob- lems. Last October, a wedding guest pulled a knife and stabbed another ptissenger aboard The Island Gtrl. The VJclim suffC>red a wound to his left shoulder "Some of the charter compa- nies don't ddhcr01.fo c\ny policy,· he said. "They figure they can Debbie Ghiglieri, Pre-school Teacher &: Homeowner Experience You Can Trust Tuesday, August 4, 1998 5 to the City Council's Harbo~. BP.a-long a:. th~ city gives lmua fonndl ches and Parks sulx:omnuttee, but perm1 ion to store us boats and the report got lost when the c.1ty dis· c:ltmlw that the 250-person cap banded its comnuttee in mid-May. dppli only to the aquatic center. However. the oty has since But lhilt may not be the best identified several potP.nllal sites for sc1•ndno tor nP.arby res1dents. lmua, including the 1Bth Str<•f!l "W<• would be m favor of mov- Beach on the BaJbod Perun'>ultt, mg llmua), and the main reason is the West l.Jdo Island Bndge beach. l.>eeau'>P. there's no control over the OeAnza Commercial Prorx>rtY th<>1r OJ)('rdbon, wherectS there 1s west of Newport Dun~i; and Ille on the j"'-l<•wport Aquauc Center),· be&ch at 10th and Bay c.trects. "idld cd Benson, president of the Tom Hyans, presad<'nl of the Oov1.•r ShorPS Community Assoo- Central BalQoa l lomeowners auon "These oul-iide groups come Associauon, said the cdnoemg m <1.nd have no restrictions. They group is welcome on the 18th 1ust <lo what they want." Street beach. I le st.tid t.tquallc center officials "They're the kmd ol pc:ople . h<1W! been work.Ing with the reSI- you want using your publH" f<1crb -· dcnu. to decred!>E' noise between lies." he said. "We'll ldk<• them. 5.:lo and 7.30 d.m '. and haVf· They're welcome dn~ hme." rnadP proyres~. The city may dlso hnd lt~dt thl• "It's yotten better over the ldsl two enbnes can contmue to opc•r-bo day .... <ind they dre making a 'at~ · lrom North Stdr Bcdch, d!; good ellort," B1•nson Sdid. • • Incumbent Jim Ferryman (filed) • Incumbent Serene Stokes (filed) • Incumbent Wendy Leece • Incumbent David Brooks (filed) COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT · • Incumbent board member Arlene Schafer (filed) • Incumbent board member Dan rnctke a fe'A-bucks dnd qet them boozed up That ts their defini- tion ol a happ} customer" Robert Causttn, a member ot the cillzens group Defend the Bay, said the chdrterc; drC com- meretdl establishments that tlodt through residenhal neighbor- hoods He said there 1s d pdrkm9 problem becouse of thP. number ot bodts, and passenger" sonw- ttmes die boisterous. "I Uunk. 1f they Cdn'l control their people they shouldn't be dble to go out m the waler cag<110," he said. "With no lun1t'> people tend to get out of control · Worthington (filed) • Former board member and part- time public works consultant Jtm Wahner (filed) • Automotive manufacturer Mike Jones (filed) MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT • President Michael Healey (filed) 0111< 1,JI., dl "''\'t"'rdl charter hu .... mt''-"' .... ..,,11<1 nwst tnps are protil,.m·iri'P Tht-'y said people ctrP qomg to ht1~e tun. its up to U1P c.hdrtr>r compttmcs to provide d scth• t'll\ uonment "\\ hPIW\, 1 you rn\,.X people cun .... urnmu dlcohol al a '>OCldl "'Pill Uwr1• '' dl\'\d\'> dn opportu- nat\ tor -.om .. unt"' lo ht.' t1UI of con- t ml " c hdrll'I mc1nc1ger Dre\'er .,dtd ~ ln::.t c ompumes han~ ne\ • n h<1cl 11 prublt•m mcluding oUr!i Th1•r" , ... nhvaou ... t} c1 ren.,un lor th.11 \\l.' t<1kt• Cdrt• ot our cuo,- IOlllt'I'-' • ''I "Wouldn't trust my draperies to anyone but CO IT." "It took a lot of hard work to get our house the way we like it. A nd it's very g,.atifying to walk in and see how beautiflll our draperies look. I'm very proud of it, and I don't mind admitting that COIT helps me feel that way by keeping the draperies looking new. " For over 4 5 ye~ir~. ( 'oir' ad, anu~J equipmenc and fully trained, certified ccchnician' h.n c prm ided che most effective cleaning av<.litlblc ro .1ssun.' you rhe finest results possible; and we gr1ara11tee it! Call fora FREE estimate.' CDIT:::l• License #7~7306 Plug into the Not"Classified sectlOfl to find services from ..... .... QUOTE Of THE DAY EYE-OPENER Newpo11 Harbor High Sdlool is looking for its founh girls bmketbOI coodl in five years I see below •h was al llnalU tennis (before 1968) ... Wt weren't~ for f'lr1 rnanty, just •ophies -• Roy Emerson. tennis legend 6 Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot Tuesday, August 4, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949.57 4422~ . . JUNIORS Bettencourt res1 /'COSTA MESA • Bnt-T E N N I S • Search for Sailor girls tany Holland -all ' he plans to look into con-'> tirming his education ox;." Bettencourt, who coached the Sailors through the recently completed summer cam- palgn, said he believes the Tars, includin~ returning All-Sea View League and All-New- port-Mesa District per- formers Kalena Jackson and April R09S, can con- tend for a playoff berth neXt year. appointment that bis players' involvement in other sports detracted from theb" commibnent qf Newport Beach opened te nnis .basketb programs action Monday in the Cosltt Mesa (•fourth coach in five • exploring other emplqX,~ ment opportunities. ·, to basketball. · , 1 Junior Open with d second-round d victory in the girls 14s ov<~r Rene~· seasons is un er way. "I've had enough, of being a head coach,~· said the 31-year-old W.ood-. bndge High graduate, who guided a Sailor team with no seniors to an 8-18 record, 3-7 'in the Se;.,1 "I would bave liked to have had more players in the program }rear-round," !ie said. ·w e never 'played a game with all our starters there this summer and sometimes ,we had two, three, even four starters missipg." Paquillo, 7-5, 6-1, clt Ule Cosl'tl Mesa Tenrus Center. 1 The tournctment picks 1 ·up today with more second-rtmnd matches, while many local~. open Vledrtesday. · Corona dcl MM's , Caylan Leslie,· seedt>d hrst m foe girls 18s. and Newport Beach's Natal- ie Braverman received etUly- round byes and wlll opc>n on Vlednesddy Kimberly Singer clnd Chelsea Godbey. both of Newport Bc>ach, will face each other m a f Pc1lured local match m llw q1rls t 8s sec- ond round Wednesday al 12.30. •Newport H<'dch's Roy E mPrson ha~ h<'ld the record of 12C1rclncl Slam smulf's l.JU<>s for over 30 years,-but PPl<' Sa mprdS is thredtenm9 th<> mark. H11 tl\llll I lt '' DOiiy Pllor W h<'n thP US Oppn slctrh lctlcr lhrs month dncl Pet(' Sc1mp1ds tn<'s to tt<' Roy Enwr~on\ t<'corcl of 12 Crctnd Sldm '>111CJll•s trtlP~. thc-rc Wlll rontmu<' lo lw t1 c;pecral segment of Uw nwn'!-o lenms sonety missmq from lh<' chc11npionsh1p, cttcorcltnq to the gamr\ lung of Grc1nd Slctms If promolc>rs wonder why the women\ tour '>c><•ms to hctVC' pctssed the> nwn ·._ urnut tn populctril}. they ccm pumt to young '>lctrs hkt> t-.f,1rtma Hmg1s, Annc1 Koumikovd t1nd Ve>nus Vltllictms But lhPtP\ prolklhly ctnother lctclor douhl<''>. EmC'r.on, the most prohftr Grand Slam Lttleholcl01 tn history, bPheves lhl' lack of lop plc1ycrs competmq m clouhle'> has hurt lht> Assonctllon ot Tenrus Proff'ssionctls' Tour "Thctt's d big prohlt>m, c1ncl the cul ol cloubl<'s 111 lht> nwn's gdmto> is l>c111g lost l wc a use of lhctt," Eml•r<,on <,<11d I\ loncldy •Nobody hk<.•s to wcttc h doubles becctu'>e norw of llw top ml'n dre plc1y111q in 1t Sc1mptth doE•sn't pld) .iny clouhll's, neither dtd (BJmn) Brnq Wlwn we pldyecl, ('VNyhrnh pltty eel double!> But stncl' Borq, \.'t'ry few top men plt1y clouhlc•s. • Emerc;on, d NP\\ port B<'ach resident who won I Ii Grttnd Slam 'dou hies cnm n!-.. in addlbon lo his do;wn '10!llt-!s titles, ha" hPlcl Uw t P< orcl for the most Grctncl Slt1m champion-.h1p" for :l 1 yt>t1rs No man hc1s cvt>n come• c loi.,C' to chdllengmg thC' fdmod Austraban's rc>mdrkc1blr rc•corcl of 28 career Slams, and 11 today's trend contmu<'s with the top men pdssing on douhlf''> -it could stctnd W€'ll mto the .. century. Emerson doesn't nund Sampras chall(>ngmg tus singles record, but he'd Lik e to SCP the game re turn to its mor(> traditional state "I think anyone who enters a tournament should pldy single" and doubles," Emerson siud ·They should make 11 a rule, then maybe the men's tennis game will become more unpor- tant. Doubles used lo be a huge part of the gamP and today tl's not even con 1derecl a huge patt of It. Most aJJ of the top women play doubles." Besides the big names dropping out of doubles, telev'i ion is a major reason why doubles he fttded in glory, ' Emerson believe . ~ "In the U.S. (doubles) championships, they play e t 11 a.m. on a Saturday morning, usually JU.St to get it out of th way whi1 th y're still cl arung out the st.ands,• he wd. •There are a f w famJli and fnends (m the aud1enC(•), hut that's it (Doubles) used to lM! qmte an event becllute there are mor rallie . Everybody wanted to NEV/PORT BEACH .-The Newport Harbor High girls bas- ketball tedm will play for its. fourth coach in five seasons next winter, dfler Ryan Bettencourt dnnounced tvlonday he has resigned after one season. Bettencourt, a former Orange Coast College player whose 11- year coddung cdieer also includ- ed stops at Estanoa and Costa Mesa high schools, said he~ just burned out on coaching" d.nd that View League. It was VJe Bettencourt fin.t time in e;ghl seas'>)ns the Sailors failed to make the CIF playoffs. "I don't Uunk it has anything to do with last se~son, or what went on ttus summer. I had just had enough of Coaching and I have no desire to put the kind of time in you need lo to run a successful program. It's time for me to move into some thing else.• TENNIS •They'll have everyone back, they'll have some senior leader- ship (in returning starters Alyssa Paul and Kristen Urban) and they' re going to be better than they were last year," Bettencourt said. Though he termed his tenure at Newport an enjoyable experi- ence, Bettencourt did express dis· Bettencourt is hopeful the Um· ing of his resignation will give the Sailors ample time to find a replacement. "'Whoever comes in, will have some quality athletes to work with,· he said. •1 enjoyed being around the players." Bettencourt replaced Bob Dukus, who resigned two seasons after succeeding Shannon Jakosky. DAILY PILOT FILE PHOTO BY PATRICK O'DONNEU 1 Roy Emerson, who won a record 12 Grand Slam titles, dps a forehand on the courts of Newport Beach during his glory days. play smgles and doubles. because he gives 100% when •1t was all amateur tennis "Borg was the start of 1t he enters a tournament and he (before 1968)," he said. •1t He did well in just singles, then conducts himself great. Vlhat wasn't fruitful then. Vie we.ren't every lod who was any good more could the public be playing for any money, just thereafter said, T m not going to looking for? It's his tennis ability, trophies. They we ren't giving play doubles.' Then eventually not his acting qualities. He a half-million dollars for prize none of the top players played should go into the movies or go money like today. We'd get a and it hurt the doubles game H to Sea World if he wants to per-little nice cup or something and Emerson was part ot the form." that's about it. onginaJ group that helped •Wben we traveled oversees, tennis become "Open " in 1968, Emerson was never flashy, we'd stay (at a private after he sign ed professionally either. lmage wasn't every-residence) or try to find the for the first time at age 32 with thing. cheapest place. Some (sponsors) promoter-George McCall of the "Hany Hopman was a tough would help us out with Nation().! Tenrus League. disciplinarian," Emerson said. expenses, like they would take But the Ope n era began after Emerson's rise to the top. There were no wmning pay- checks of $500,000 when he captured his Grand Slams Emerson won the Australian Open every year from 196 t to 1967, except '62, he claimed the French Open m 1963 nnd '67, the U.S. Open in 1961 and '64 and Wimbledon m 1964 and '65. Sampras won this year's Wimbledon for his 11th caJCcr Grand Slam title. "Obviously, il (Sampras) keeps hlmscll in shape, he should break that record, because he's still young enough,• Emerson said. •1 have no problem With him breaking the record. 1 believe records are there to be broken. •Nobody has really ever worried about it before. In the Inst 30 years, no one brought it up -lt's Just been over th~ last 12 months or two yean, since Pete hu started .to get clote to "He was e great believer in ca.re of a hotel or something. getting on with the game. U But you just barely got a.round. you were showing loo many It was amateur tennis. U you emotions on the court, you were wanted to play (in a major Newport Beach's Roy Emerson giving away to your opponent tournament), you turned up.• how you're feeling. He more or less taught all the Australians to control their emotions and get on with the game. He wanted us to play every point tough, have respect for your opponent and Hght as hard ns you can.• it.. Emerson, tutored under for- mer Australian tennis great Harry Hopman, the country's longtime Davis Cup captain, actually holds a speoal place in his competitive heart for Sampras, who conducts himseU on tho court the way Emerson did in his heyday. Emerson, who ruled the courts with his mighty backhand, was raised by Hopman to focus on tennis, not showmanship. "I don't buy into (Sampras) not being a performer (llC'C'Ording to certain fans),• Emerson said •He's a tennis pleyer and he should not be trying to be anybody else. He's greet for tournament directors, Emerson, 62, was a valued member of the Australian Davis Cup team from 1959 to i967, winning 36 of 40 matches. His eight team titles are the most won by any man in Davis Cup history. Emerson, enshrined into the lntemational Tennis Hall of Fame in 1982, won 11.x consecutive French open doubles titl• in the 1960s with five different pettnen. He remains the only player to win singles and doubles champlomhipl et all four Grand Slam events. Emerson, whose name will pop up more and more U Sampras advances far in the U.S. Open, remains in the game through Grand Slam Sports Marketing, which features corporate outings and clinics. Ken Rosewall, Fred Stolle, Cliff Drysdale, Bob Lutz, John Lloyd and Ross Case (Big Canyon Country bead tennis pro) are also part of the group. Emerson occasionally plays senior events, but mostly he plays now for reaeation with bis wife, Joy, at one of the local dubs .• When Bmenon leaves town next week, he'll be gooe until October, betau.e a bUsy roed achedule will Include the U.S. Open and an annual tennis camp bi Swttzerland. SlllLlllS THE SHEFLlrf CLAN Newport Harbor's four brothers gained legendary sta~. Tiere were only two fullbacks in the 1940s worth mentioning in the minds of Orange County football fans -Harold (Hal) Sheflin of Newport 1-!arbor High and Felix "Doc" Blanchard, an. All-American out of Vlest Point They were 200-pounders who could thunder through China walls, tackle fiercely and punt with authority. Sheflin was always praised with respectable cheer since be could kick a ball over 70 yards, which was further than Blanchard by 10-20 yards. They were both swift runners and artlul with hips and straight arms to knock would-be defenders away. Shefiin grew up with four Harbor High varsity teams, 1939-42, and earned first team All-CIF honors his senior year after leading the Tars to the Small Schools CIP championship game against Bonita High and its sensational star halfback Glenn Davis, who would become another All- American at Vlest Point and teammate to Blanchard. No one could slow or stop Davis in '42 except one giant from Newport Harbor and that was Sheflin. With Sheflin, Newport could take charge in the first half, 6-0, before the Tar fullback injured bis ankle and was forced from the game. Only then could Davis resume his familiar pattern, ' generally running for 4-5 touchdowns a game. Although Sheflin had bruised Davis worse than a bull ele phant, Davis still had enough strength in the second half to pace Bonita to a 39-6 victory. No one outside the Bearcat Field near Pomona would ever know much about the 215- pound Sheflin or the impact he carried. But Davis, in time, would tell fans about it in one edition of 1lme Magazine after he linked up with West Point. He had already exchanged heavy blows with other collegians and with 'eammate Blanchard in Army practice sessions. It was fair to ask who he thought was the toughest football player was that be had faced. David made it quick, and simply said, •Harold Sheflin of Newport Harbor High School." Gridders who advanced to Vlest Point and the Naval Academy during World War Il could safely advance their careers and not fret about the draft. But players like the Sheflln brothers, and many other high school graduates were mostly destined for the military and combat service. An example of such would find two of the four Sbellin ' brothers suffering serious injuries and near-death scenarios. Bob, the oldest. survived the sinking of the USS Gambier Bay in 19«. He was in the water 72 hours. A huge shell just missed him in the engine room. Harold had been operating a boat gun before his merchant ship was struck. The explosion not only threw him overboard. but one lung was damaged badly by gas. He would play junior college football later, but he would never be able to play 100% •gain. BW IMred one of the ~or wwn lceD8I at the end. He wu aboud one nnal Y9IMl near the batt)Mbtp USS '" ~ Where the Jape.n•• : SllCANTUU. .... , lot - • ,• -~~----...--------~~==~-------~------------==1--_.--~--~-----------... ........... ..,.. ____ _.. __ ..... __ ~ I • Newport Beach/Coste Mesa Daily Pilot 7 Tuesday. August 4, 1998 RECIElllON SJINDINGS The 1940 Tars: BUI Sbellln ls In the second row, third from the left, and Harold Shellin is in the third row, center. CANTRELL CONTINUED FROM 6 Coaches were saddened to hear of the lung injury. stout and durable on the grid-pelled to slcp tn and control all four of them. but old friends claimed Earl could handle them. Summw IOfdwlU As of July 28 Modifled Coed C • I Lil' Ptdcle Beachcomben, 12; 2 Sticks & Stones. 10, 3. <:alifomia Dream1n' 8, 4 Touch •em All, 6; s Beer Buddies, ·1 Modified Coed D-1 1. (tie) River f\ats, Venfone, Grounds Oew, 10, 4 Swingers, Bi 5. Regenesis Rookies, 6; 6. Red Robin, 2; 7. 2-out Nightmare. 1, • 8. Rock Harbor. O; 9. Lightning, ·2 Coed C • 1. Cf eats & Cleavage, 12; 2. Barking Spiders, 10. 3. Shooters • & Slammers, 6; 4. (t~) The Brew Crf!IN, Club Mesa. 4, 6. Boyle Bombers, O · Coed D-1 -1 Fairview. 10, 2 (tie) Head First. Muckrakers, 8, 4 Fanatics Only, 4, 5 The • Unforgiven, 2, 6. Muffin Monsters, 0. Coed D-2 -1 Shark· bites, 12. 2 The Gimps, 6, 3. liti-Gators, 5, 4 (tie1 Rug Rats, Riptide, 4. 6 Team YPAC, 3 ~. 2; 6 $prlllt PCS, 0, 7. Stride & As5o6ates. • 1 Men's C-1 1 THm hston. 12, 2 (t1e)Goat Hill, POC. 10, 4. Young Guns. 6, 5 Oub Mesa, 2; 6. Balhst1c Blue, 0 "tilen's Upper 0 · 1 'Tht> Hacks, 12, 2 The Att1 iudes. 8; 3 Seagate Scorpiani, 6, 4 (J1e) Hooli • gins, Hard Parts,' 4, 6 Giants, 2. Men's Middle D 1 Warriors, TO, 2. Sall· busters. B. 3 Psomas Psox. 6, 4. Marauders, 5, S Marl< Window, 4; 6 TRD, 1. Men's Loww O 1 Emerald PJumbmg, 8, 2 (tie) Parrotheads, Team P<Jragon, 7, 4 Good. B~. l:lgly, 6. 5 Body Count, 4; 6 Theodore Robbins. 1 MefJ1s a..1 -1 (tie)· Lowted, Newport WholeQfe, 10, 3 (tie) POC. Blood Swe<lt & Beers, 6, 5 (tie) Elmor• Toyota, EIRanc:hrto, 2 Men's C-2 1 Gutters Again 10. 2 Barn Burners. B, 3 (tie) Budmen. Homebird, 6, 5 Silky Sull1 vans, 4, 6 Same Guyz, 2. 6, 5. lZYZX. •: 6 Land <ff' the Lost. 3 7 Jim'~ WredC1ng uew. 1 Men's D-l • 1 Bedrocl< Bombers, 10, 2. Don't Mattff. 8, 3 BrewV:t~. 6 4 (tie) The Knobs. Trou· blemalcers. 4, 6. (tie) PQI~. High, Ctawdads. 2 Men•s 0..4 1 (tie) Rebels. Meat Puppets, 10: 3 Pirates, 6, 4 CCNM, 4, 5. (tie) Q-Club, Shartc,s, 3. 7 Hard Knodts, 0 Summer Basketball Asof July28 Monday 0 1 Schult2 Photo. 4-l, 2 Heat J l, 3 Sneaker Sq..,edket1. 2 I 4 Old Timers, 3·2. S Jau, 2-2. 6 Carn111()1'0U$ A~, 1-3 7 Men·~ Weamousa. ()-4 Tuesday J..oWer C 1 (tie) The Dribblers. Wild· cats 4-0; 3 Goodfellas, 2·2. 4,>The B\Js Drivers. 2 3, S (tie) Term1nato~. The Raptures. 1 3. 7 Wu·Kilfa Beez. 1 -4 Wednesday Uppe.-C 1 (tie) Pnme Time Margantcw ille 4-1, 3 (ti&) Headhunters, ()-Club, officials were s1gning the uncon- d.itiona! surrender papers before U.S. Almy Gen. Douglas MacArthur In 1945. However, Harold could, on occasion, still deliver tremendous firepower at Santa Ana Junior College. iron. Bob, the oldest, and Frank. lhe second oldest, were members of the first-ever champ Bee team in '36. One major thing broke Har- bor High's way back in the early '30s. AJthough the Sheflin boys were born in Santa Ana, t)1e fami- ly moved lo Costa Mesa in 1932. That, in time, became a fabulous Coed Rec · 1. Mama's & Papa's, 8; 2 Rowdy Roofers. 6; 3 Pillsbury Ooughboys, 3; 4. CCNM, 1. Coed D-l · 1. Friends and Family. 11; 2. Nl<"line Crew, 10; 3. RSI Big Rigs, 9; 4. Seagate, 6; 5. Byte Men's C~ 1 Pete's Brew Crew, 14, 2 Cone, 12, 3 Mudville S, 4 Rebels, 3, S MV&P, 2. 0 8 ., 2·3, 6. P.lazo Hectt. 1-4 l Thursday B 1 QSC, 1 4-0, 2 (tie) Jaclc"s Surf boards, Soft Tubs. 3·1, 4 rn ttie Hou~. 2·2 S (tie) Staff Infection, Str8, 0-4 boost for Sailor athletics. Men's D-2 1 (tie) D· Tour, Old Timers. 8, 3 (tie) Totally Coffee, Swing This, Frank was serving the Navy in a non-combat zone in the Pacific. And a sterling '42 Sailor tackle named Bill Neth recalled that Bill Sbeflin did return to football after ·WWTI aJ}d played under Bill Cook at San ta Ana Junior College. In He was still asked to do the punting for obvious reasons. But one night a wobbly center pass came his way. He had no choice in the end zone except to pick up the ball and run up center, which he did. ln fact, he drove all defenders out of the way and scampered. to mid-field before the one lung gave out on him. Frank went on to play varsity in 1938-39 under Coach Dick Spaulding and was named to the All-Southern California team, sec- ond unit, as an end. Bob was a tackle. Bill, the third oldest who now Lives in Oregon. played first string center on the 1940 and '41 teams. He was described as a quiet and steady person who could provide solid leadership and was the team captain lus senior year. because they were gifted in other sports, as well. An old fnend once told Harold he was extremely 1mpres ed with stones of his past talents and hon- ors. His widow, B.J .. recalls Harold's amused response, telling the fellow it was just due to a great "PR man" at the Daily Pilot. DEEP SEA Monday's counts HAPPY BIRTHDAY fact, numerous former Tars were then playing for the Dons. Any number of Cahfornia college coaches were stJU asking about Harold after the war Tar tackle Dirk Freeman. Class of '45, recalls one coach at USC asking about the legendary fullback. One at College of the Pacific wanted him bacUy. During that penod. he co1J1- cidentaUy played behind another former Newport ace fullback named Ralph Freitag. Class of '46. They became good fnends and Freitag always spoke highly of Sheflin. To Frettag, Sheflin was the greatest punter he ever saw rn football. The other Shefuns were also The older Sheflins seemed to manage Harold when he was younger, but the years sub- sequently found them groping and struggling to keep their •big• kid brother under control. 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This at111m1n1 was filed 1745 WeatchN Drive, N9W· o;ng us11·1ets as. erslde CA 92506 u ' • p ou evar ' ewport vances I t thl lime ol lnltlai localed al 17th Slr .. t Self Thia 1i.temenl was filed w11h the County Clerk ol !)Ot1S.ach,CA 92680 8UTCRA HOME, 1727 Thi• 'buslne11 11 con-Beach, California, •1 Which publlcatlon or the Notice 01 Storage, 670 W. t7th St., with the Coumy Cllfk of Orange County on 7-31·911 Thi• business Is coo-Weslclilf D11ve, Newport Quc19d b lnelfvfd 1 time and place •ny and all Sale ls $695,944.412 C-4, Costa Mesa. County ol Orange Counry on 7-31·98 19988785B58 ducted by: a corporation Beach, CA 92660 • Unda OI!~ Carla~• per1on1 lnter•sled m1y IP. The B•nt ficlary under Orange, Stall ol Calltornla f 99817CJ5B5e Daily Pilot Aug 4 11 18 Hav• you '1arttd doing Barclay Butera, Inc (CA). 19988715'82 pear 1nd be heard thereon. said Deed of Trust hereto-Units and 11r1ants lls11d Dally Pilot Aug. 4. 11, 18, 25 1998 · • ;.959 business ye!? YH, 7/1/98 1745 Westclltl 011v1, New- Thli statement WH liled II you chafleng• thi s lore •xecutld and dellv· below, c;ont•nta lnclud• 25. 1998 T957 · Barclay Butera, Inc .. Sar· port Beach. CA 92660 project In coUrl you may ered 10 the undersigned a personal 111ms, household PUBLIC NOTICE clay Butera. PresJCEO This business 11 con-with lhe County Clerk ol be limited to r~lslng only written Declarallon 01 De-goods, medical 9<1u1pment PUBLIC NOTICE This statemenl was filed ducted by: a corporation Orang• County on 7-24·98 laurt and Demand for Sal & misc. lllm1. Fl Cltl 8 1 wllh IN County Clerk ot Have you started doing Diily Piiot July 30 Aug 4 lhoH fuu11 you or some-d in N 11 1 De • .,029 AARON BURCHAM Fictitious Bualn•H c oua us nHs Orange County on 7·10-98 busintts yet? No 11 8 1995 ' Te5i ona else ralstd at lh• pub· an a wr •n ° ce 0 • 1064 MARC JENSEN Name Statement Hime St1tement 1o9897e 3879 Barclay Buttra, Inc . Bar· '1 • lie hearing described In ~~~1 :~e~~fgc~~; 1g1u~~~ 1191 MARK WILLION The following persons are d The f~o.Wlng.parsons are Dally Pilot July 14 21 28 clay Butera, Pres CEO PUBLIC NOTICE this notice or In written cor· said Nolle• 01 Delault and l an dlord ruerves th• doing business aa: s°1?~ s,n:.i•: fs\ A Augusl 4 1998 • +915 This statemenr was Med ---------resporid•nce delivered 10 Election 10 Sell 10 be re-rlghl lo bid atllhe safe. Pur· IRVTNE ALTERNATIVE 5 ~1" ~~3 N rvn~ veh, • w11h lhe County Clark ol NOTICE OF lhe City 11 or prior 10 Iha corded in the counly where ch11ea must be paid for 11 HEALTH CENTER. 14785 C~ &2660• ewport He • PUBLIC NOTICr Orange County on 7-24·98 PUBLIC HEAAINO ' ' h I rty · le 1 d lhe lime ol rurcl'lase In Jeffrey Rd .. Sullt 108, Ir· ,_ 19988785171 public hearing. For lntor-1 e rH prope 19 oce 1 · c11h only. Al purchased vine, Cautornla 92620 Shiwe, McTlsh & Julian, Flctltloua Bualn•H Daily P1lo1 July 28. August and ma11on call (949) 644..:1200. I Th, ls Ids abnt anedmpl 101 co, I· Html aofd "as Is .. ll'ld Phuong Pham. 283 Tari-(CA), 1048 Irvin• Ave • N1me Statement 4 11 18 1998 T"36 NOTICE 0, Richard F II• s ec a • • an a.ny nor-· 1 1 1 c 111 1 Sui11 463 Newport B11ch · • · " INTENT TO ADOPT u r, •<> matlon oblalried will be must be removed at lhe g• 0• rv ne, a orn a CA 92660' ' The lollowlrig persons are ---------I relary, Planning Com· used for lhal purpose lim• ot sala. Sil• subject 92620 T 1 1 1 doing business as· PUBLIC NOTICE A NEGATIVE mlHlon, City of New• D t , 10 JUL 98· lo c1nc1ll1tion In lh• I V4"'11 S~annon Burns, 6 090dar, d hctt d ~u~ nHs s i con· EL CORDOVA 'APART· ---------DECLARATION ort 8eaoh a •· ol 111t11mtnl belwHn Irvine, Ca~lomla 92620 u e Y· • c0tpora1 on MENTS 2077 Charle Flctlllous BuslnHa Nolle• 11 her•bY given P . · SPECIALIZED, INC., owner and obhgaled party. This business Is con-Have you started do1"i! Str"t Coal M Ham• Statement Chai Ille Planning Commit· NOTE The .xpense 01 TRUSTEE, 4180 Via Publlthed Ne wpofl ducted by: 1 g•neral patt· business yll? Yea, Aprtl 92627· 1 esa, CA The following pttaons are slon ol the City of Newport lhla notice Is paid from 1 Real ,B, Carplnterl11 Be1ch-Costa Men Dally nefShlp · l998 . Derek Scott Allin 2077 doing busmess u · Bllch will hold 1 public fillng '"collected trom lhe Ca. 93013, (805) CJ84-Ptlot July 211, August 4. Have you started doing i~· onMcTlpsh &1 Juhan. Charle Street 1t2A'. Costa All Insurance Cla•ms Aulo hearing on the applte11lon applicant. 1424 19911. bUslriess yll? YH , 7·1·98 eny '· nnc pal Me" CA 92g27 Body & P&1nl 3006 En1er· ol Fletcher Jones Mo-Published Newport 8 y : I. WE 8 ER, T934 Phuong Thi Minh Pham ,!1~1 1~~11(:':~~ w~~·la:, Thll' builneu Is coo-priH, Su•ll C. Cotta Mesa, torcan for UH Permit B11ch.COs1a MHa D11ty TAUS TEE SALi! OF· PUBLIC NOTICE This si.remenl was filed Or Courity on 7·10-98 ducted by: an lndtvtduaJ CA 92626 No 3515 on "'OP.-., lo-Pilot August 4 1998 F.ICEA with lht County Clerk ol ange 8 Ha\19 you started do.ng Gabriel M Droeni 24255 • ,... • •• , • Orange County on 7·10-98 t99 1713987 bu 1 11 y 61,5198 Ponchartra.n. Lake ForHI cited near the lnttlfMcilon T9$4 98P07191 Flctltloua 8uslne.. 199817CJ3982 Dally Pllol July 1', 21, 211, O:r:'S ~hn 11• CA 92630 of B•vvtew Way and the PUBLIC NOTICE Publlsh•d Newporl ..... ~•j:.Jtatement 0111y Pilot July 14, 21, 28, August 4, 1996 T91' This atallment was filed This business 11 con. San Diego Crffk bentalh Beach-Costa Mesa Dally """ lol ng persons 111 A.ugust, 1998 T9lS wilh lh• C®nty Clerl! 01 ducted by' an mdlllldual the overpass brldgn of LOAN N0.3135215R Ptlot July 21. 28. August 4, :f'~~'~:t:i ~~llecttbles PUB.LIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 7-10-98 ~~:_~o"_,1s~~•d oomg R41¥9Nnd Adam M.oFartane ,..,_,, beloved Fetl'ter , Grandfather, Oreat· grandfather, Brother, Uncle and Friend, paaMd on to h""91l July 29, 1898. He W1U an A.A.F. pllot offtcef and MfY8d the U.S. and fought In WOttd W1r II. In th4t ~·a and 40'• he piay.d, l9d and tour9d In NYeral band• wtth hla father, brother and future wife. Arter retiring trom o~ ano Co. he b9came a mln- leter ot the Church or ~lgloua Sci.nee. He wu an avfd a m ... tered goiter for over 50 yeatW. HI• V9fV9ty tenor voice could be hMl'd on certain Bun- daye at Tale of ttl• Whal• &alboa. Tl'I• end of ,, .. 111• ,,. llV9CI wtth hi• famlly, con- •llltlng of four genera- tlona. A funeral H Mce and celebration of thl• multi ~ man win be M'd Friday August 7, 8;30 p.m • .t Church of A-'lgloua Scl4lnCe 220!5 ~aln St. HB 714- 919-1331. In lleu of ftoW91'9, do- natJone m«y be "'*1• In hla name to the C*1Cet Cure Found• Uon 1«X>-'212--2873. Adam WU tNfy a battl« agalnat aa lld-v....m.e 111\d WW be eOf'9fy mlaa.d. Stale Route 73 which span T.S. N0.97-83120CA 1998 Watehouse. b) W111 Coasr flctltloua Bu.ln•H 19986713980 Gabriel M' 01oen1 lh• San Diego Creek. FHA/VA No. T931 Trade Shaws, c) Southern fictitious BualMH Name Statement Dally Ptlol JUiy 14, 21. 28, This statement was t.lldtr--------· The pro)eci lnvolV .. lh• NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE Calllornla Beanie Baby N•rn• Statement Th• following pe1aoni .,, August 4. 1998 T919 with the County Cl•rk of con1tl'\IC1lon ol an oN·•II• TRUSTEE'S SALE Trade Showa, d) Southern The fonowing persons.,, doing bustneu as· Orange County on 7-31·911 parking lot for employ•ff 'l'OU ARE IN DEFAULT NOTICB OF SALE C1lllornl• Beanl• Baby doing business •s: A) MA Noll • B) Newport PUBLIC NOTICE 19980715841 on vacant land benellh the UNDER A DEED OF TRUST In ICCOfdance \lfllh the ~·di,Showa, 2~1 Portol• SAFEGUARD MORTGAGE Mall Box. 2i52 Newport Flctltloua llualn•H Oa11v Pftot Aug. 4, 11, 111. Stall Route 73 (San Joe· DATED AUGUST 1, 1995. provisions of Secllon 2t700 .<i" b '1ta '1:~sr, AP.9~628 SERVICES. t565 Sc•nlc Blvd .. Suite o . Co111 Name Statement 25 19911 T962 quJri Hiila TollWay) brldg11 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-ttirough 21716 of the Call· 2efi ·~~ 1 1 n~ ~a-.;'• Ave .. Suit• F, Costa M111, M11a, CA 92627 Th• following Ptraolll a• -·-=-:~:-:-::~~~:---11• spanning Sin Diego CrHk TION TO PROTECT YOUR lornla BuslneH Ind Pror ... M• CA ~2~26 r.. OS a CA 92626 Cfl udt r. Rowe. 2052 doln bu1lrie11 as· r PUBLIC NOTICE and he I I f PROPERTY. IT MAV BE sloru Cod• lh1re being ... ' Safeguard PropertlH, Inc .. NIWf)Ort 81Vd., Sulll ,6, MPic T 0 F c . so 1 ulure llCltns on o SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. due an unp1ld stor1g• IH Thereaa Marie Wtb•ter, (CA). 1565 Scenic Ave .. Co1ta M111, CA 92627 1 F I E LU· Flc:tltloua lu1lnHa Bavvfew W1y. The con-IF VOU NEED AN EXPL.A· fOI' which Slf• Harbor Self 651 SI. Cl1lr, Cost1 M111, Sulla F, Costa Me11. CA Thia bu1ln1.. 11 con-TIONS, 20371 Cr•lmer N•m• Statement llructlon consl•I• Of an I C• NATION OF THE NATURE StOftga Is enlllled lo .. CA. 92628 112628 dueled by: an lndlVldual Line, Huntington Beach, TN following pe11on1 are c111 ro1d from the dealer· OF THE PROCEEDING llen pursuant to Section ColHn Ann Johnson, 5210 This business 11 con· Havt you 111t1ed doing CA 926'6 doing buslne11 IS. •hip, • parillng lol Ind I AGAINST YOU, YOU 21102 ol eald cod• on tht Melbourne, Rlll8rald•, CA. ducted by: 1 corpcratlon buslneu yet? Vt1, 7·6-98 Lnley Ann• Mahafly, Llckf• l ogic Complny. new riding and biking trail. SHOULD CONTACT A gooda hareln11t1r d• 9::153 b I f Have ycu start9d doing Claude T. Row• ~~l~n ~~~~ c't~;s..':iun-19062 Lemon SI., F01M1taln The eurt Ill"" I 1 will LAWVER. • 1crlbed and due notice 1 ua n11a 1 con-bulln111 yet? No Thia 11a1ement waa fll9d T 1 • Valley, CA 92708 ace pir "" 0 On AUGUST 11, 1998, AT havtng been given to P1r· ducted by: co-partners SlfegUlrd Propertlea, Inc., With lh• County ·Clerk of 111 bu~ll'ltH 11 con· Edwud John L1ckl•. 1 cc 0 mm 0 d a I• a P-10 00 AM .. SPECIALIZED. tles kl)OWn to claim 1n In-Hive you llarted doing Roland Elf!• W1lctun1n, Orang• County on 7-10-98 duct9d by. an Individual 18062 Lemon SI, Fountain prolllmilaly 248 p1tklng INC., 11 duty appointed 1er11t I.herein and IN tlm• bualneu yet? Ye•. 711198 Pr11ld9nt 19911713971 Have you •tll1ad doklg Valley, CA 92708 •P•cn. The Plfklng lot 1i11111 TruatH under Ind purau-apeclfl9d In such notice for ~7!~~1= B::wtilad Thia atal•mer'lt wu . med Dally Pilot Juty 14• 21 , 21• ~~.U-,:1,.:'~atty Thia bu1ln111 11 con· be tot employH pat1clng ant .10 Deed of Tru1t r• peyrMnl ol such 1 .. s h•v· ¥11th the C ty Cl k 1 with the County Cletk of August 4 19911 T9t l Thi• llalement was tiled ducted by: an indlll!duat only, and I• not Intended to COfdld &-1'·95, u Inst. No. 1ng eJCplr9d wUI be sold at oun er o Orange Cour.ty Oil M0-98 ' "''',, tl'I• CocKlty Cleric 1 Have you started doing be uMd for Inventory 1t0t· 95-0300110. ot 0111cr11 public 1uct10ri by K. E. °'~ ~:';~;09; 1H81713917 PUlllC NOTICE Orange County on 7•1o-9g bu$1neu y11? Vea, N'f 29. •· ' ~=· ~~mc:,org:. :~M~~L-=1 Dilly Ptlot JIAy 28 August Dally Piiot JIMy 14, 21, 29, tff81713N7 ,l:!arct J Lackie NOTICI II HIR•aY ANGE" County, State of S1nta AN. County of ()f: 4, 11, 11, 1991 • 1'935 Augual 4• 1998 T9l7 Flctltloua lkaaJneN 011ty P~ July 14, 21 , 28 Thls mt~I YtH Med l'URTNU OIWN thlt an CALIFORNIA, P8C\llad by 1nge, State of C.ilfomla on PUBLIC NOTICE Name ltatetfttlftt tWg\lst 4, 1 SIM T922 will'I the Cour1cy Cllrlc of lnltlll Study/MlbQ119d Neg· SA.TISH KUMAR ANO LAL· the 12t.h day ol AltQU&t PUBLIC NOTICE The followtno P«aon• 118 Orange County on 7-31·118 1ttve Declaration hM been ITA KUMA!'~ HUSBAND tHI at 10·00 a.m. Te<rM STATIMINT Ofl '1otlt...,_ .......... = ~.,.~. Com. PUIUC NOTICE 1 .. H7H84:t Hove A Garage Sole ! Ct•••ffled M2-0eTa ~PUot. White, .lohn And1'9W dl9d Sunday, Augu.t 2. 1998 of hMllt fallu,. at Menff•• Valley M9dlcal Center Sun Cfty, CA 8t the -0-of 79. John waa born In San Antortlo, TX No- wmb« 11, t9t8. He hu re8lded In NueYO, CA tor the put 8 yeara. He WU ~ pioy.d at M Md 5eVlll"90n for 20 Y98te In Long Beech, CA u Chief EaUmator. John ... .,, a'<l(d gotf•. he lov9d to ..u and apend time wftr1 hla famlly. He h9CI a puelon for eatpenlJy, ••wenu~ Ing. He ta auMv9d by Wife Theodora Wtllte of Nuevo, CA. .ona, Edwin Wtllte Of Ban- ning, CA and John White Of TWcon. AZ 2 grandchlldren, &f'\d 2 gr9Cf?*"dcf'llfdren. Getto the basle ABC' Attic, basement~ and clo t then get some ca h. M2·S878 ~'·. , MC..cYlmW MUIOllllAL NM eem.tery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory 3500 Plled\C V1eW Dnve Newpott 8Mct'I .....aTOO prepwad by Iha City of AND WIFE M JOINT TEN-'°' the .... .,. caah onty. • ....... -•• AL -o.. MMM •••t9'Mftt pany 21ll2 Kt'J Lane flctltkMt• helne•• Dally ftilot Aug .. 11 \I ~ 8Meh In connec· ANTS •• TRUSTOR. WIU Sal• aublect 10 cancella-'"-rn -The lolowing Plf'90nl •• I • 25 19M • TM.,_ _______ __, llon SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION uon Landlord teaerY91 IM ltMTWDIHllt dOlng bUslneu u • Huntington a .. ch, CA Name lt.t....-nt • l r;::===:::::::1====z======:t' ~ ~~· :rc~al TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR notd to bkj. 8a1ow It a list OltSMTfNO UNDIR P•tut West ~lnC8 9J!4.:0 lM St Lawrence dThe tooowl'lQ PMOn• are PUILIC NOTICE • CASH (peyablt 11 the time of namee end unit num. PICTITIOUS SeNtcel 3941 So lktstol ' otng business aa· " A U d bl ltudy/Mltlg1ted Ntgetlv• ot Ille In t.tul money of ber'I: aUllNlll UM.a St., St•.' 380, San.. Arla, 211~Clall9, Hunting. SERVIC! FIRST SECUAITY Ffctn1-u1 aue.lneaa J'UIOr a e Dectaratlon elates th1t the the Untted St1ln.l at IN The fodowlng unfts ~~ The toflowtnQ has CA 1210-t IOn • A 12&41 SYSTEMS, 33' Chefrf Trff Ne ... ltat.m.nt •ubJ.c• dev11oprMn1 •• fAONT oF TH£" A.AG-..in m11c. houMhOld 1tan1a ¥11thdtawn ea ~eenera1 Hellltt in·~ AcMtor•. ~~ ~~:::~J:uJ"0,,. ~ Newport a..ch. CA The 1o11owing penona .,. Alternative" PfopoMCI, and With lmple-,OLES AT TH! MAIN ""'"• other'Wl1e staled: Plrtntf from the .,.,,,,.... Inc., (CA),*' So. 8riatol HI • • •tatted d...i..... doing buaonel• .. IMf'4allon of the ,.corn-lNTAY AREA TO THE PL.A· 125-~ E. Entoe; 213-Shi atlng und« the St., 811. 3IO, Santi Anl, °' you """" Sleven A. Stary, 23414 ID All Lavel ProltUIOnl l •fMndad mlll iOon !Ma· CENTIA CMC CENTER. M•c Aden JICkson: 274-~~buwln• ~ ol CA 9210-t =d•tv::? c::,;:;,::19a Sari11 Ana Av1., Co111 Communoc:111on SohJtl0t1a. 01 ... .ftount c·~-~et, """'* Wit ,J rHult In 8 401-411 EAST CHAPMAN Dile Ernest ~: LA MIAAGI! HAIR DESIGN Thia tlu•lne.. ls con-Thie atalatMnt .., fifed ~· ~ 'r2' I 130 E. Oytl Rd .. IC, Santi 18'.: ~ ' ~ efteC1 on Iha.,,_ AVINUI!, f't.AC£NT'IA, CA 330-ChlrlH Mdhckln; at 24 .. 1 ~ ~· Sult• dUC:ted by: a COfl>O'llion with the County Cl«k of ~~bu~ ne~! .• ~on-AN. CA 92707 Ill right, lllle Ind lnlereet 403-lrlll"I PNlllp1: 429-JUlt. M LaglM\I Hilts CA. tiiSi Hive you ltartad do4ng OrtnOe Cou ty 7 10.N ~ Y· an"....,,......., Mark L Porc•Ma, 12171 c ti & Wonment. ",.the pteHnl co~yad to Ind now held M•.W.: 551-C>ebl L Cook· The Flc11110\li lu1lneaa butlneQ yet? No 1.'!..:';ei111 .... ~.,. you ...... No,,9(1 doing HlcllOty Btanch, Santa Ana, rema OD Intention of lhe City to ac-~ ti under Hid Deed ol eon: HO·Pe11ay Ann NatM retened to lbOlte He11th lnManc. AcM1ot1. uvainea1 y.c , CA 92105 cepc ,,,. lnldll ltuc:ly/Mltl· fruit In the property alter Hunter: 5t2~1Clilld ' WU l\led In Orange County Inc.. ~ Ponoetnoll. Ollly Pilot Jt.Jy ••• 2t, H . Steven A. Staty Thi• bu1tne11 II con. Buflal servtce gat9d N~ Decllfatlon 119<1 In Mlct C0\11\ty Md N1ncy Brown; 7u.J•ne on lO/ll/93 Faeeeo& ttrealdent August 4, 11198 Tl12 :•• atat~l'Tlenl ~ ... &ad dueted by. an M V\dual Incl MIPPOC1ll'IO uocumanta Stat• ci.1c:rlt>ed ae: Hoffner: H_.·Mtrll MC· ,ull ne~ Md addfMI of TNt ata~ was ftlad h IM OUf1'Y ,.._,. Of Have you atarted OOin9 ~ le not to lie~ A P.N 42t-1H-37 Canhy. the per1on w1thdt1wlng: ¥11th Iha County a.11 of PUBLIC NOTICI Otqe Collnty on T•tO-M ~ .. vetn ... MW7 Wh h I .,.., The attNt lddteN ltld P11bll1hed Neweorl Jetmln ,.,.., 182 Valley Ot.,. ~on MO-M 1ffMH~ Mlrlt L. Pofcela y s OU d you subject ~ ....... ~.. Ot_...._. °"* oornmon dnignatlon, Beach-Coat• MeM Daily View T•. Mltllon Vtefo t .... TM041 ~ .......... Diily ,llot ~ 14, It. II. Thia ...... '*"' Wiii tl6ecS '"'• lfle _,, .,,_ _..... 11 f/l'f'/, °' .,,_ rMI PfOS*1Y ,.._ ~ •. 10, ,... CA 1tt12' ' 09il'f Piiat .. .., 14 21 tt Nw l ... ewt Aueua1 4 ,... TW3 Wltfl N COWl'lty a..11 or yourself & YOUf f amlly tO •PPllCltlon. Th• lnltfll llelCl1Md ...... ,. pur-TNI """"",.,.. AuVut! 4 1rie I nae The'°'°"*"'~.,. . 0r-. County OI\ '1·!\·tt 1tuctr,.....e••" ~ = IO 11e: a1sa INOIAN c•nffl9d.. t .... 111110 -• ~ ~ .. : PU1UC lfOTICI t .... ,..... paying lnflated prices for ::=-:...,-:r.:;:: ~N~N~ OOllftii~s'" Thia ••••ment ... tied 0vtttl0dted with ~ •• ~~'::.J.°"~ .......... ••111 ::':."* Au9. •. "~ cutets &. servlcea?m .,, ..... ,.,,, hr~'::. ...... TNClle ~':t~=:~~...:' ~ '=r£.~"E: n.";:::;=.,. & ... .._ C. a. tW. ftleQlr ..... •u·11me If!...._ tor toOldng. Cfi111•1d hM o.it, "°'.Mt 14, tt,-. A.,. •'°rt tNI ~..,...... The,......,..~ Ttlh l•'Ctm ......... ,., .... _,.._, __ el"' .,.__,_,.._ .-.....•.•• _, _,_,.. ..,..._,CA_ r.-....... ao1tlll0uf. .,_.,.......,.... lli;L·~lln••IG• .. ... lllMc .. ;......,.................. ~ • .. .... " TNa "8'""9 .. ~ ..,.,.....,11fC.a.. ~ ....... Mf. ..--. '"' I........ ........ ..... " ... '"' I ......n "'MD ..... ... . ....... .... CA.. --8"0Uftdt i=====-·=·==······· _ .... 6 - J ( ME tan c,>f 1' qcti Jun Vlci P~.c Me . 8 Tuetdoy, ~ug"'t A , 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot ~ ' NOTICll PUBLIC HOTtCll --a-uauc NOTICll PUILIC NOTIC!I PUILIC NOTICIS PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICll PUILIC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUILIC --- PUBLIC HOTICI ~~h.A!.9:t..,"unlinQt<W\ =:st>y:an.:=ciu:,,ng PUBLICNOTICI ~=..ru 71~ dOlno :_~~t~,!~ ~!:.~t?~-t~=,,-=,C.~ :1'~ ":": :=-~~ ::'.'"ctltlou••uaJnH• Thia bualnen la eon-~t?No 'lctltlouaau.aMH navtl ~cuuv ... inc .• ~1•;:.::.z"• ~~ tJ~~ MICh-AWllR Ho 198I0111M4, n 1.,,_~:~-= C:.:~ ~ .._ -Name ltatetMnt d~td by. an lndMCSl.lal Cour1ney Hartman Mamo ltatHMnt lflan Jontt, Preti<*lt · · filed Thi · 1 • 1 l ltd ~.,!! ~~ SEU. AT 1WI G \'CU ,,. ~ flft llNlV ::! Tiit tollOWlng JMtrlOl\t 11, Have you e1111td dolnO l'hl• 11aiemem waa tlltd Th• lollowtng paraot1• .,, Thia ..... .,,.nt wn llled ~· •=':'iy w~~k or ¥ml\• ~·CY w~ of HlaHUT 'iiiOiff ro'W cl: :r...:lr' i.N•U om> 11 .. ...._ ,_ h ~ 2'!,.~ ~toclatff ~=~~7 No ~~c~~ ~1.~,:r ci,~~1~91'=11~. tit) ~t~~~ ~.,:' Orange County°" 7·14-N Orange CountY on 1-24-tl = ~ d 111 i'.Niia OI 1IUT CMTID .,._ ...,_~ ~ .,._., 971· sa;;a~llt Diiv•. co: Thi• 111tem1111 wu ni.ci tHae781190 Wlnt•tttn PIK9. Stt. a. 1 ... ,1 .. ,., tHH7'11U tH8'7111.. ,Mlladii,aClltllaf't 1.-.-ncuwca-: ~ ....... be '°"' dll Mtr, CA 82825 wltn the COl.lnty Qtfk of Dally Piiot Aug. •• ". t8, Colt• .... CA 92t21 Diiiy Pllol JUy 21, Aug. 4, Daly Pilot July 21, Aug '· Dally Piiot JIAy 21, Aug .... "** ... M .... or ,. 10 ""n'=: ~AT A ...... w ~ Wdl .. Jtfry A King 979 Stnd-Oftno• County on .. 28·M 25 1998 Tte4 Dani.IF. Hill, 111~ Wlnttf'• t1 ,. t991 1)42 t1, "· ,... T948 "· 11, 1991 T950 llDrlll Ian.. or .. ~ :x: Mi • you or ..,.,... ~ " 1111111 Dilve 'coiona dtl tHHH2107 • Qrffn Pt,, IB, Cottt Ma... ' • PUBLIC NOTICE '*'°' dllWll on ~ t ,_,AH~ OI ........,. ...,..11111111 ... M11• CA 92625 oa11y Pilot Ji.Jy t4• 21• 21• PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92821 PUBLIC NOTICl PUBLIC NOTICE = s~ m FJ. nm NATUM or nm""°' poeattt'M. or trwe&l'n-Thla bu1lneu la con-Augu1t '· 1998 T925 Uw.1tl1 0. ~1~et3e:'"" "°tltloua llu.anHa '*'* c.odl IUlloltlld 91> do ..._INOI ~ YOU, br9"Cll. '° pey ~ ..,..._ dueltd t>y· an lndMdU91 PUBLIC NOTICI FtoUUo"' 84.t•lnoH ~'g"'C'A 9z.e28 • ita F"lotttlou• aualnoaa .....,_.StalOMOnt Nena °' ~ ~ In lie 811111 ol c.ot· vau lttOll..D CONTACT I. Ina ~ Mft o1 lhl 'Ha.,. you 11111~ cJoiflg Name ltllt~nt T~r.-bu1lnt1t I• con-NMl'I• Stat~t The lolbMng Ptfton• trt -.T °' A 1RN04 C.-1111. ALL PAYl&f AT THE UWVll'. On W.-• ncil(t) ~ ~ _... bualnes• 1..i•t? Y11, 1977 Flolllloua •uelnHe Th• 1onowrng P'ftona .,, dl.ICl1d by· • gtntfal PM· The following paraont .,, doing bvslnt .. ••: Pa TNe le to .,..... .. TN! Of SALE. II llahC. .. ~ Clllomla ~ Oelllt d ..._ _.,. _..._ i~~:ta1t~tnt wat mtd• Nam•Stat•m•nt d::~~Q't:•:~~ altr 1,. ntrshlp . ~~ngF~:"'~1~~. 422. 1!ffi:· 6:,e·M!!~h ~A =.....,12~ endll'lelf.c~bylai'Tn..t :it~., ......... -~r_... ~·th 1ht County Cltf'k ol Th• rolJowlng ~·on• 11• Vint, Cahlornia m"'t1 • Have you llll1td dQlng 10ltl $1 , Huntington Btteh, ~027 \ ' ~Qftced .. tlll 19111 ~ llMlllll9d II :-.u;;.. := =~ '=' .. c= 01anga ColXlty on MO.M doing bu•lntn u . Sign Biz lncorr>orated bualne1t 'f9t1 No CA 92148 Ell 11v J t SoluUons ~ Mid ~ *1d St.-, ct. -,_;.ded on d n--. ..-•• .._ tHH783... BALANCING ACT, 8452 ~CA) 4 c~.,., !Nine CA oan1a1 F. Hilt Ktnt1ttl\ Edward Wiii• 422 lncec:u(cat'•&'•85 E 11tti Dailllney ..,_ ... Loan tCfllld • tOIOwt Lot t7, Ttlet fJI TNIC. ....___. .. .,..~_..., • _..., Trad.wind Clrclt, Hunting-• '"1 ' ' llutlt D. Doyle , B' .. •• 1. • • 'AID:....,, f'A. ....._. 3082:. n Ill Cllr of NlwpOlt mm-. .------~ •=i.J oany P1to1 July t4, 21. 21. ton.B .. ch CA 92148 2118 Ttlla 1111,,,,.,.1 waa filed tOtl'I St.. Hunting.on w •. , St. "103, 111 Mt ... CA ...,_, ~ lillD INdl • ~ on 1 mlO '1M1..r. ilJ~ ,,...: "' .. 1NIMI_ .. ~ #\ugutt 4, 1998 T9t0 Ch11111n' sc'ti•ll• 8452 Thia buelnau 11 con-wllh 11\t Coun"' Cllfk of CA 92"'8 92827 .......-...... .... --____.._ ....-. ~· II 8ooll 91 -... 12 fJI diiCt.i lrl the 0....-bV ... o.11 d ' 1 ducltd by: a cotPoratlon ., Thia busl~u la con-Thie bu1ln1n 11 con----·-• ._ _. ' ....,.... omc:ie d .. ~ fJI TNal,~ .... NM PUBLIC NOTICE Tr1dawlnd Clrcla, Hunl ng· Have you 91arttd doing Orange County on 7·24·98 ducted by· an lndMdull d C1~ b • II .. OTW b '*"I rl11t1 '° of~ mape, Clllofnll, ~ me. _________ 1 ton Bttch, CA 92&48 tx.ialntt• yt1? No 18'187111194 Have yot, eten•d doing ~'"' ~· a ~=:l :in tlflaillllfl M ..._,. lnnctt rlCOlds o( Ot1WIDt county .. The Otanot ~ J ~ ( .-ooll .._. "ctltloua BualneH J~t~d ~.•::::~~u~on-Sign Biz. lncorporaltd, 011ly Pilot July 21, Aug, 4, buslntt1 r.1? No bUllntt~ :et? No g dftcl9 tot. loc..a ~ *911 ~ ~ ~ := ~ woNn, M r:: .. tncrwa 1Na . Name St•t•m•nt Hive · ll.O~ doing Te1n1 M. Young Prttldtnt tt, 18, 1998 T939 KtnMlh . Witts Executive Jal Solutions, ==: ......., ..._ E dMc:rllid Ii 1MIOr __,.igai Mutull ~ ptor to .-"'9 Th• tollowlng peraon1 1rt builnaaf:ii? YH M·H Tl'llt 11&1tmtnl wu Ned PUBLIC NOTICE This ll•ltmtn1 Wit llltd Inc , UMa o. C11tson. See-_.. lrl ,._ ~ ~ IO be' 17311 ...._ ,A ·~ bV, btnllldlrY.....,...., O.. "°'ng bu1ineu 11: Chail1tn Sch•lf•' wllll the CountY Clttk of With th• County c .. rlc ·Of 1~ ~ tldewlnd9 I.Ant • NlwpOlt CCMp_oc• .....,. to l)l9lt ol 'TNlt ,..llofol9 ~ Jack1on Compan~, 2152 Thia alalemenl Wit flied Orenge County on 7·31·" "olltloua aualn•H 011ngt County on 7•24•98 Tiii• e1111m1nt was flied =~~ '=9 .. ,..: 8eadl Ct The ~ned w.ilWft ...; 1 fed«ll end dlllYeted to b..,... Orch11d Drive. I , Ntw· wUh the County Citric of 19981715840 NanM llat•ment' 18911715118 with the COUl\ty Clark of w ,._ Vlltt b OTS. dlldlline .. llbilY lof trrt fn. MMnoa -*. • ~ lb\ld a_....., o.dlr.aGn lod port Beach. CA 92660 2 Orange CourM on MS..98 01lly Piiot Aug. 4, 11, 18, The following ptriona .,. Oally Pilot July 28, Aug. 4, Ofanga County on 7•2.4·.98 ,,._ ~ ,..,. be _. CiOl ectllll In ulil .. Id-IJIY. WW ... 11 put*.-auc-~OlbAll end DlfMftd ftlr ma ~~aid i Jack:cr· ~~-1eeae1e-M11 25, 1m Tte3 dolngbu1in.u11: 11. ta, t998 T943 1HH71518t to the~ ClhclDr d .;.«°'*OQITll'llllndlaicJla-tk:into .. tllghMlbldderb ..,end • ...,.,..._d re ltd 'c:· 92e&0 Dally Piiot July 28 Augv11 Brttu of Huntington Dally Pilol July 28, Aug. 4, .. omc. d nwtt ...,,._ 11on. Slid 1111 "'Ila llllflout Clllh~ll*"tol Ale CWd end lledlor\ '° 1tL We • ~C:,~1B•~~~·inua 1, con· 4 11 ta 1998 • ' T938 PUBLIC NOTICE Btoch, 9907 Hammon Ave., PUBLIC NOTICE ·1 t, 18, 1998 T947 *"',....... omc. •ene watrlnlY. 1xp1911 « ~ ,. In lllWflil money. :.., .. The ui..,.,~ c ducted by: 1" tndivldual . PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua B11elntll ~2'6~~nglon Beach, CA Flotllloua 8u11n... PUBLIC NOTICE =1:*~c:,=. ~~..':.~:" .. ~ =..:=c ezll'M'I by: ~ ... '° .,. .. Les Have you 1tar1td doing Nam• S tet•m•nt Siivan Richard Hopps N•m• Slet•m•nt '* M10MAS, wt-. the flt lllOlld oblglljonl ttCUl'ed .... or Mllonll benlC. • a:vded In the C°'"Y _._ I 6s bualntn t,"1 VH. 7·7·99 Flotltloua Bus In .. • Th• following paraon1 11• 910 w. Wilson St .. Costa The tollowtng J14trton1 11• Flctlllou1 Bu1ln•H noc6oe ._ fled. Upon the ii, Mid Oald of'TMt. wlll Ins· d'9dl drawn bV a _.. « the ,... OtooertY II _..., Richard · Ja~•~n 1 111 Name Slet•ment doing buslntsa 11: Mast, CA 92627 doing buslne11 11: Name Statem•nt ,..,_.al the P9"Y **"I· aet Ind oci.. tuYla • ~ ,..,_. ad Unkln, Of • end moN erWt ttw.e ~ le Th~• ~l•lcm•n, ~I iii( '<l Tht tollowtng ptraona ate ComCtnlral, 2702 W. At>-Roger Paul Hernandez THAI BIHH • PACIFIC fht following ptr1on1 att ting "' ..... h OT8 fleteln· plul ldvanoN r trrf d'9dl dnWn by a IUlte Of holw ....,... llr.:. Madi rou 011 1 'co oun Y 7 ~O 9g doing bualness 11: rora 14, Santa Ana, CA 325 Coral Rtet Or. 1121' MARKET & FOOD·TO.QO, doing business 11: n-.y:;;::. .. 1nfonM1 Of '*""* wld IM11tttt'*9oil~ ,..,_. ~ end loan NCOfdlllon. c.-omll We range unly on • · T·Llnt Concrete Culllng, 92.704 · Hunllngton Bueti, CA 23700 El Toro Road, Suitt A) A Spring Cleaning, 8) '°"'* rneeetng In ICCClf· Ind p1u1 ,_. dlltgU lnCI ex! a~ lilvlf9 auo-~ ~ "'1 19988783981 2538 Orange Ave ' 18, fhomu J. Eckerman, 92648 A, Lakt Forest, CA 92630 Spring crunlng Year dMce .. 12 C.P'Jl 1111. °'Iha TIUllM #id ottht dldon, Of ar.1nOt .. ~Avenue, Mllll llop: N f< Dally Pilot July 14, 21, 28. Costa Mtlll, CA 92827 2702 W. Aurora 14, Santa Thia business Is con· Allltn Do Ng11y1n, 22685 Alound, t505 Wttl Balboa The ........ fClf a ....nng er craallcl by said OMd cl ~In aectlOn 1102 d 01 a:z 01, HonfW1dDe, CA Goe Augull 4, 1998 T918 DOl'ald P. Thornton, 253e Ana, CA 92704 ducted by: a gane1al pan· Jubllo Place, Lake Forest, Bid., Newpon Beach, CA mull bt conlollr'9lt In the TNll Tiit loUil llmCUlll d tlld lit Anlndll Code end 1112.4, ~~l~-7'121, Ofange Ave., IB. Costa Jhl1 buslntn 11 con-nerahlp CA 92830 92663 lnlW COlllMUt ltlMr. ii al flt *'-d Wllll IUlhorfz.td lo do~ In Dlbonih Vb will J PUBLIC NOTICE M111. CA 92627 duct~ by: en individual Have you 11arttd doing Chau Ngoc Nguyan, 8335 Kalhy Ann Htw1n·Ktphlllt, "**' ~ the ,..... al 1111 Noice 11 this ltllll). N;. Tha Hoitt\ PIHkltN, : 7121. h>Cd Fl Utl Bu 1 .. Thi• buslnesa Is con· Ha~• you llarted doing buslna11 yet? No Uttlt Road, Sioomlngton. 1505 West Balboa Bid., d the ia... Of fada thll 00 Oatld· 07Wl9!18 trontlnnncelothecounty ASAP3Zt1121121,"'-11't1 c oua 1 n 1 dueled by: en lndlvidual bu11neu yet? No Sltvt R. Hopps MN 55437 Newport Beactl, CA 92663 the comm91'1t«WOUld Ille to ·~c · Coulth0u1t, 100 CMc: Ctn-undl Name Stelement Have you 11arted doing Thomas J. Eckerman Thia alatement w11 flied Ly Thi Duong, 8335 Ulllt This buslnt11 la con-dlacuu 11 the end 111 • • t1f Drtvt Wut, llrU Ana, Tne lollowlng persons are business yet? No This statement wn filed Wllh lht County Clerk of Road, Bloomlnglon, MN ducttd by: an lndMdual .. reaonf•) ~ig. com-~-=llBy: 8nlCI R ~~· CA II rtgN, atll end lnltfUt l--------- dotng buslnus as Donald P. Thornton with tile County Clerk of Ofano• County on 7·24·98 55437 Have you slllttd doing inenw beMtYa ttYll Na Of ~ •729 INtnl ~ • conw)'tG to Ind rtoW held CLASSIPllED J E M TAX SERVICE, This atatemtnl wH filed Orange Coun1y on 7-31·98 19888705177 Thia business 11 con-buslneu yet? Vt1, 7·28-83 .., wwtltiM COi .a, Sule 2G2. \uJn Ct 92'1a0'. by 1 under Mid Deed d II'• the reaource you 16JSO Harbor Blvd . 1807. w1111 lhe Coun1y Clttk of 19988785840 DaUy Pilot July 28 Au 4 ducted by: a general part· Kathy Ann Hewitt llont, .. inaum.::;. to 2930 ($EAL) • Tt6eohant' Trult In the oroperty situ-t 11 Sanla Ana, CA 92704 Orange County on 7·31·98 Dally Pilot Aug. 4, t1, 18, tt 18 1998 • ~!Mei nershlp Thia 1tatem1n1 w11 filed eddrHa ~ 1..-OI' 1714)573..7410 fAX: (7f4}S7:..'. ated In ad COurity, Call«· ~;.:un~lonm~r:~.,! P11rlcl1 J. Dudas, 16350 199807059 70 25 1998 T96o • • Have you staned doing with the County Clerk of tlda. You may kx* •the 7431 CZ8004t 7128 '81• 8111 '* dUcrtJlna the !Md dist ltema, b•cause Harbor Blvd .. 1807, Sonia Oa ly P 101 Aug 4 t1 18. · PUBLIC NOTICE buslna11 yet? No Orange County on 7-24-98 noc6oe tnd II c:ornmera 1999 ttwtln: -. The propttty o•·r columns eom ..... I Ana, CA 92704 ' 1 • ' ;. ' PUBLIC NOTICE Allltn D. Nguyen 19889705184 tied • the OTS ,..,._ l'llretGfcn dtecttbed la .. ..--This business 11 con· 25, 1998 966 F1ctltloua BualnH• This statement waa filed Dally Pilot July 28, Aug. 4, omc. W-. M't 9Udl being told "as 19". The qu•lllled buy•11 to ducted by: an lndivldual PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou1 BualnaH N•m• Statement with tht County Clerk or 11, 18, 1998 T948 ~ .. uarnpt bV i.w lllrMl addrul Ind oOMlf' call I 942·5978 Have you stalled doing Name St•t•m•nt The following peraona are Orang• County on 7·24·98 from clldoaure. • yo&.t holw Buy It. Sell It. Flnd II. common dalgnlllol'I r any, buslnou yet? No Flctltloua BuelneH Tiit followlng pereoM are doing business H : 19880705188 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ques1ton1 ~ ClaHlflod. ot lit reel ~ <»-• Palncla J. DudH Ham• Statement doing buslMH at: The Loan Sptclall1ls, Dally Piiot July 28, Aug. 4, U... ptOCedUrn. concact -;=====::::=::::::::================;;-This stalemonl was flied Tht following ptr1ons are Style Dt Vlt, 3102 Warren 3187..C Airway Ava., Co1ta tt 18 1998 T944 Flctltlo\lt Bualn•aa the 0Ta ~ omc. et . r wllh lht County Clerk 01 doing bualness as: Ln .. Co111 Mesa. CA 92626 M•H. CA 92626 ' ' Nam• Statement (411) t1•1&40. ASAl'32IUI : Oiange County on 7•10·98 011nge TrM Furnilura, 459 Jun·Chrlstophe Fabian Myriam TtllH, 2t792 PUBLIC NOTICE The folloWing peraons are 814 18988783984 Abbi• Way, Costa Mt11, Hryb, 3102 Wuran Ln., Octanvlew I.Int, Hunting-doing bullneu 11: Dally Pilot July 14, 21, 28. CA 92627 Co111 Mes•, CA 92628 Ion Beach, CA 92&46 Flotltlou• ButlnH• PCtf 1onat1blt1. 2430 w.t--P-U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_IC_E __ Augusl 4, 1998 T920 Davld Spencer Rush, 459 Thl1 bualntu 11 con· Rodney Talltt, 21792 Name Stat•m•nt Cotti Hwy. Newport --------- PUBLIC NOTICE Abbie Way. Co111 Meaa, ducltd by: an Individual Ocaanvfew Lant, Hunting· The followlng JMtl'SON 11, Stach, CA 92863C 11 RESS OtOef No 83862 A.P CA 92627 Hav• you start~ doing ton Bt1ch, CA 92&48 doing buslneH .,. Tht Conwell orr>ora on, H ,_., 117...,.1·1, Nollca of _F_l_t_lt_l __ B __ l_n_•·-.-1 This business •• con-buslntss yet? No Thi• bu1lntH II con-LEIBE COATINGS t724 t507 StranadtCATtrraet, T::,... .• Sele ~ Deed al c ous 11• ducltd by: an Individual J.C. Hryb dUC1~ by: husband and Tuilln Av•nua 'Colla Corona del MIT, 92625 "'-£.... , ....._ Nam• Stetament Have you s1a11ed doing Thia 1lattmtnt w11 flied wllt Mtsa CA 92627 ' Thia bu1lntH 11 con-TIUll You kt In .._..,1 """- ThO following persoM 111 buslnts1 yet? No with Iha County Clerk of Have you atarttd doing Mauieon Robert Ltlbt dueled by:• COfp0tatlon ~~ru~ ~ ~ doing butlness as: David Rush Orenge County on 7·3t·98 bu•lntH yet? No 1124 Tustin Avenue Costa H•v• you llarttd doing T Piotect y ~ It M8v SoCal INSTALLATION, This ttltemenl w11 flied 19988709858 MyrlamD.TtUH Mesa CA92627 , bu1lne11ye1?Vt1,7-t·98 e:S<*I A~~'KYoU 1001 W. 171h St. ID. with the County Clerk ol Dally Pllol Aug 4 11 18 This 1111ement wu filed Thia' buslntu Ii con-TII• Conwell Corpo111lon, Need MN. Er.f!,llllllon Ot The Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Orange County on 7·29-98 25 19118 · ' -f959 wflh th• county Clark of ducted by· an lndfllidual Jt1Mt K. Conwell, VP/Sec Na Of The ~ Ehubclh Wood, 2119 Na· 19980705010 • Orange County on 7·24·98 Have y~ lllrttd doing Tiii• slatemtot was filed :;:. y ~ l1ono1 Ave . Colla Mesa, Dell" Piiot Aug 4 1 t t8 PUBLIC NOTICE 18880785181 busin•" yet? No With the County Clerk ol .tel .. Y~ou, ou ""'TICE IS CA 92627 ' · • ' • Orange County on 7·2"98 tact " ~ This business 11 con· 25, 1998 T965 Daily Piiot July 28, Aug. 4, Man Leibe 18888705192 HEREBY G N, ll'lat on auclod by: on Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Flctllloua ButlnH• 11, 18, 1998 T941 This 11ateCmen1 w11 flied Dall Pilol Jul 28 A 4 0111111191 , at 10:30 A.M. cl Havo ou slor1ed doing Neme Stat•m•nt UBLIC NOTICE wllh llll ounty Clerk of Y Y • ug. • Mid dly At th• Chipflllll busints~ yet? No Flclltloua Bualn•H Tha following pa11on1111 P Orange County on 7·24·98 t1, 18, t998 T949 Av.u1 intnnce to t111 CMc Ehtobeth Wood N•m• Statement doing business 11: Flolltloua Builneu 19188785180 PUBLJC NOTICE C11111r Balldlng. 300 Eatt ThlS stalomen• was filed The foflowtng parsons tie F~tral Information, 3535 Name Slelement Dally Pilot JUiy 28, Aug. 4, Ch111>man Avanu'f: °""alt w1111 the Coun1y Clork ol doing bualness as: E. C~a1\.t1::/91~~5 Co· Tht lollowtng persons are 1t, t8, 1998 T945 Fictitious Busln•H g~ RE~ ~oml Orange Counly on 7·l0.98 "I Do" Honeymoon T11vtl rona e ar, -dol bu1lnt1111: ·-Nam• Statement ORPORA ' 1 ...., 1 19988783970 & Tou1 Co .. 355 S. Bristol p',~~nt~ru~o~wJ;-'•N!~~ PE'jjCAN TOURS, 300t PUBLIC NOTICE The following J14tr1on1 ott ¥~ -~~ Oally P1101 July 14, 21, 28, SI, Colla Mesa, CA 92626 port Bttc;,>' CA 92860 R~ Hill Ave .. St• 2-226. Flotltlou• BualneH dOtng business 11: poww d Illa~~ !Ml AuguSI 4, 1998 T921 Cour1ney Hartman. 2125 This buslnHI ,, con-Co1ta M11a. CA 92626 LENTS & FOLfV, LLP, 901 Certlln Deed d TIUll execullcl Shtrlng1on Pl.. IC·307, ducted by· an lndlvldual T11vel E111cut1v11. Inc.. Nam1• S1 tetem•nl Dove St., Sullt 120, New· by Dan C ~ tnd Jann R. PUBLIC NOTICE Newpor1 Beach CA 92663 H . · d . (CA) 1820 Park Newport The fol ow ng paraons 111 Port Bttcl\, CA 92660 ~ husbMd end wife Thia business 11 con-bu~r~ .. ~oyuet?s~~e doing 130S. Newpor1 Beach, CA dSoTl~g bluG1HlnaTnE1N1T: ERTAIN. Lents & Foley, LLP. (CA), COlded on 07/07/1G92 In SC: Flctlttoua BualnH• Janice Bowers 92660 ,,RL • 90t Dov• Strffl, Sult• 120, of Otnclal Records QI' 01anoe Nam• Stet•m•nt s ELL Thie atalemtnl wu flltd Thi• builntsa 11 con-MENT, 16 Technology NtwPort Beach, CA 92660 Coun"' 11 p.ae ~. lil-Tht following parsons are with lht County Clerk of ducted by: 1 corr>oraUon 1144, Irvine, CA 92818 Thia bu1lna11 11 con-~NO. 92~568 ...., .... c101no business 11 0 Robert Edward Hoskins ducted by: Uml\td Uabillty d ~ ... ~ Put a few words to work fOr you. Call .. .: . .. - .. .,. -West Coast Orum Cenler, your used vehicle range County on 7•27•98 The Community Jr, 25712 Lt Pare, 11173, panntfshlp eon a ct 3680 s Brlslol SI .. Santa 19988715311 Market Pl•ce. L.8ke Forest CA 92630 ~°' ~ d flt _ Ana, CA 92704 through classlfied Dally Pilot July 28, Aug. 4, Ctasslfled Thia buslntss la con· Buy 11. Sell 11. Find 11. • l8cur9d ~. fn. -~,,~ ~,~ n11 E~ 84~5678 11,t~1~ ~~ eu-nn d~td~~~~~~ c~ .. tt~~ ~~~~=~~~~~~«~~~~~=~=~~~~-------~-~~--~---~"j-• 642-5678. • . Index Bow to Place A Polley --Ruu•i. und dl'11dli11r-. Ur<' 'ul1jrl't 111 .. ti1111~i;.o without nntit'1' Tiit' pub)i .. lwr rr,rf\r., tl1r righf w 1·rn,or, rediu,.,if). ff\ ht' or rt'Jt't't Oil) • du.,.,tfi1·d nd,rrti,l'mrut Pll·uM' repon 1111)' 1·rior 1ho1 may be i11 )Wlr do11~ift1•J ud imnwdiuH·I). • 1111' Duily Pilot Ot'C'l'P.L" n;1 liubiJity for any 1•rror in an ndHr1Wmt'l11 for whit h it may b<-o# • By Fax (714) 6:H -6~94 ByPho~ (714) 642-f>678 By MalJlln Person: :330 \Vrsl Bay Street Co~ta ~rsa. C'A 92627 \t ~rY..-porl Bhd. & &) , I rr~pon•iblr r·u·rpt for tlw 1•0,1 of thr 'Plln' artunUy 111•rupit•J bJ tht' t'rror. Cr1•dit 1·1111 only .. be ollnwt•d fur thr fiN i11 ... 1·rtio11. ......... (Pl1•11...-uwlude your 111111w und pl.om· 1111m~·r 01111 t.•r II 1·1111 you bu1·~ \\ ith n prin· qunti·.) ..---Deadlloes -- .,., .. ,.. 7.,, ..... • -Boors Tt'li·phonr 8:30am-5:00pm ~lo11J11y-F ridn~ Walk-In 8::30um-.):00pm M1111duy-F ridu Mond ay ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm .. Wcdne day ......... Tue. day S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wedne day S:OOpm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday S:OOpm -(7:) GENERAL 1002 GENERAL 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 ~~=A 1048 :a~ar 1089 ::a~ar 1069 ACRl!AGll 1125 ·u·o·u·s·E·s,--· ~~~~ NO OOWNPAYMENT? 38r 2•• Fam Room, NW ARIZONA CONDOS 2122 PROBLEM cr•dlt? Lovalv Hm nood loc RANCH"'40 acr••· 'I! T Own th• homo you SOLD! SlHK. ea,1• & Judy Charming Woode 9~1 TuaUn, Nawpobdrt HH.,bor Vlow Cu•tom 115,900. BaeulJrul old POR R~N ao. of PCM 38r 38', ... EQUAL HOUSING Med now, without a T•ylor Agta 042_.722 Cova Con•o• 2Br 1B• n•lghta. i..rg• 4·$b om• on gro•nb•ll ranch, rolllng acreege,I••••••••• front hou1e, Mw ciJ· OPPORT\JNITY big down p•yment. ShowcaH homH • Hpar•t• atudlo w(b•. 3.&ba, loll of grey lo Premier Family good w•••r' ez I' pet/p•lnt S2500mo Complete financing If for a.it In our 4BR UaTSID• hom•, Private pool/apal atone noorlng & oak neighborhood. Aganl ecceaa. Sp•etecular t4 .. 72:J.11801 .All tttl llUtl •mtllll .. 1• 1t1ta qualllled . D•G•org• S1t1.1rday Real Eatat• Ptlv maater upatalt9. Walk to bHchl Aaktng cabin•... Corn•r lot S1 , 105,000 644..,.064 vl•wal Arlzon• Land 6 G!NEIUU. 2102 ·---------' .. ..,,..tfllMl!tldll•FM· Home Alllanc• Suppltm•otl S419,000 Donne Noll M10K. 494-6841 (Agt) fot •xtra pkg. Better LIDOPENINSU• a Rench•• lOll•lt•• .- • .,.. ftlf ........ Act ti 1111" 1 ·800·343·2884. HOMES OF Ra/mH 3oa.4184. HILL TOP •8TATK than newt R•bullt w/ -8 7 '7 ·2 4 4 ·S 2 6 3 ... .-. "'"" ... 1111141,.. (CAL •scAN) THE WEEK aaR 4U 2·Sty, over canyon/Ocean views pride by 1oea1 conttac-2 93 9 :00t:vv~ (CAL •SCAN) NO ,.•NTINQ "lt lfttliltt .,., •ttftftllCt, 3,300SF, 2·Matr St, •Br 38&, vault COila, tor. H 271<. •u•nts ..n SOUTHW•aT 1-38R wllh low 11111111111 tt "'111111111111 PATRICK T•NOR• Dlapley •de et•rt pOOI, 0v9falHd t.otl I Iv S IKI OOO welcome M .... •UI &139,900 • &142.900 0 t n 0 d 0 w n . aoolY~ •••t•lde NIM ti l'ICt, ... .,. rtflfl••. PIHH Call • \.et U1 •• , ... , • .,., Ut9,000 Ownor/Bkr ~re';!.~, ~mb!n. 'Agt Of ..0-7000"' 309 873·6023. 72().9882 ~~~::!.~.a~~~! NO CREDIT CHECK. Capo COd Twntla. 38r ·"•· "llllcatl· llMllltlttt•tw ~~.°a': A%~·~s&.~;~~ 0••"~"!.W..e! Spm IM9-722·0t55 949..,.99.9499 •IHMllfui CMatom• Penn. Duplex .. 3/2 139,000. 35 actH • 1 ·• O o ·5 8 3 ·19 O 5 . ~:~;m~"°s:01~1111~ •utlMal tfttlt," M lltlttttt 0 a k Heme on th• ••nd upp•r & lower 1 block uie Mtn. • eLM ex1. 1172 ... ute '" iect .,...,..... t ·Io o .... ·TEN o Re OPEN HOUSE •II••• .... , 3bd •BA 38A 11,475,000. to bHch • 1519,000. no P•tt lse-9241 ........ .,,._lalllli•.· Ll•lln .. for l•I 1.Sba CloH lo •chOOI, NEWPOlT P rln o Ip• I• Only. Alto •12 upper with == · ,.se';':! 'e!! ---------1• _______ _ • n11 ... .,.,., •Ill Ht Can't Htm to O.•dllno Thur• &pm COfMf '°'· room '°' e" ~,,., 875-2708 312 lowtr, H25K C:Of• cludedl) D'"•nfo • IAl.IOA lrlllwllt ....,..._ •• *** ** RV partdng. 1230,000 ll!ACB 1011 ' lol Call Jo f ..... HUNTINGTON 'Mlllttt~;::'.,..... .. i. gtttoallthOH npayetoedvtnlae Ag•nt . 041·0311 CASTAWAYS n•r ' an°' Cortez '•0 on . JSLAND 2101 IUCH 2140 rtpalr Jobe In lh9 b91t loc•I l•oifio 2 hO\IHa on IOt Spoc:1acuier 3-. 2.581 dtllllla 149.e7M830 9•rveral mountain ••••••••• • """*'" ... ._ °""""' R .. f Eetete toc:tlon •-•s 1 on 'Th• leland' •boVe Iii ilWb Low.at rang••· Ctdar & pine l•••••••ill• • ., ..... , l•ltr•M .... •II lfOUnd th• hoYn? 3-1... • p ua OUfft l!NQUSH COTTAQE N----.... , °""*' Prlc•d unit. Roady wood. V•ry prtvate. ..... • .... Winter Rental •• , ••• 2c .... no ... ,u ... •'"""'' I• IMt , • ... th• CALL lODAY hou .. 2ar 29•. can ••7• 000 ·~_.... • 1 1 di -• n.n<:a..... MW low9t Com ...... •ty tumlMtes -· • • .... tor dat•ll•. Agent • 11 h 'c Agonl .,....,1•1579 or mm• •1• •••· ft .. • ,...... pota, 8"' 9-1 t1too.nftl • ......., .,. • ........_ • 11 Cl In d LIU RIVSM t4 '"'no • ountry Model Perf9CI Lualc ratH. No cloalno upacale 3br 3ba,newty 8541 SL Auouaalno ...... ..........., ..... ,..... , ••• • M .. •74-4888 ll'3·6H4 or ~ 92 Coll•g• overtooklnQ Deluxe .-enn. Dupteic. Townhom• 2Br/28a. cotta. Call now, Rtd• rtdoc:orattd by OWf'lef/ Terelll Reeltw :• .. ~., ......... *" ••rvtc• ANN• WILLft I ••• a. 8. a" 1 I fu I th• OCHn. Roomy G 312 a 212, •o Pl'•oo. Call Joan for dete!I• • t 0 n. L. and ' Cl••lan9f, rtol•mk/rt• T t4-940-7:1a-. •""'·"""'....., ..... Fat Dlrectorr ...... .,.._..... catm ct.••tched tvno. b9droorn In b9autffut roof top doci whtl (IM9) 171-4830 870.N2·7707. •~._....T .. 04 ..... ,.k ... I.ICllW.... 'help you find bull1 In '94 3Dr 2.Sb• condl\IOn. a.tty Hunyl oco.,, lltew-100 Mock. (CAL·SCAN) :.......... -''at>I h'"" CO•ONA upgraded, UH.ooo. ~ c.. Joan tor o...ita. uolll.I _o_•_o _____ LAGUNA : 'e42-~e7t DH JIU 1022 = ~ JUdy ... ~~ ., ~:r-· mu:W~uclfut BODS 1100 CllllTllY LOT/ c I\ NA z 122 DACH tlil••••••l-------1••••••• v•rw Nie• 3•r Home M .. 78Mt80 ... , ... !"amity rm, CIYPT 1225 DILllAI ·~ous•u .... ......._ c...ec * •IMP mothot·lf1 .._ torma1 c11n1ne room. N• .. ,.,.... ll'antaeUo o. ........... o ...... 7-_, On the move? 21>a, upgraded, tri ivt q1r9, 1a yd, ltff,000 •tMK lbr t ""' be. remodatad, ·~ vtow lcw9fy tbr IN ltACIP'IC Vin •r -. Lndry rm, t •r •••. prtv~ ~ONDOS Cetallt'IO 9unt91 vi.wt 19'1 ~ Judy 'Tevtot 1734 Wee&ctlff Dr. ca'9 .... ooo I W77' trptc ~ ellp .,..· 4 ._... plola. muy c: Nyvtow, U:O at• a oh , w • • k 1 I ...,,.~ = Sell your extra S510K AOC 7eo.aea3 Agt• ....... .,u '•°' ~ ~rn: .. · AllllOI AIU cifM Ir. Pttc II• N7,so0 1 Of ... 4,.,. betOw .-,·..!.'! '*!. monthy ......... , ~-I household •mow ... . y ..,........-MM .. -48t 4..... appr• lroMt' 11M7f-e241 retall. pp .... ,... ·--.......... J ... wttofM Item• caa~ "° .. " ~· IJIGVlll IA I ii006 '° oon: eoooeq 110• YUt, I • TM COmmunlly aw:= .. =-'Tt":":....,.==-~ 00:'.'::UIYP::-... ~.:•·.-..,--no--ar----:. • ... oua!\_~flod 1 Cl lfl-beautlf\11 hOfne Oor,.ow "•model. 1'Pa, Marble .ntly, Mettcet Ptooe. ar na. ..,..., I ""ea;._.,... n 111 ~ ouett qtJattet9. 1outti lllCll 1041 .-rivet• Comi;.-=:J eo ~. 11 ..... 000 ACllAGI 1125 a.11lfted cw..,. rw bMctt. -~--liiCBiii. ... .llill••; • tfd• fllCH. 840-ttM W Agent.. Joan 9urM 7 ... ~14 M9 1178 _.-...00 .,...... --~~~--~--:-..... -~~------------- --------COSTA MESA 2124 ----- 2141 I Newport Beoch/Costo f..Aeso Daily Pilot Tueadoy, Augw 4 . 1998 9 ~RT BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 PliTS 6 . CHEVROLET 9045 BONDA 9085 ....--2189 OPPORTUNITY 2920 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS 6049 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil- •p•.,..••oc•••an•b•aiiyiivuiii. ii41il 2 904 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•lli liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 • n • r •I a I e ctr I c iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '8 e T AHOS LT •a 1 CIVIC atudlo, welk to bch. CA NIOHMAR•St NSW ADMIN ASSIST Oard•n•r S1000'S POSSIBLa Dryer. Oood cond, Malteae AKC champ ~M/FM Catt, .ABS ~ Lo ml, grt , .. ta"11', Gated, tennla, pool, SKETS Open your TWO mlnu1e mental John Wayne Airport. Sherman Gardens 111 TYPING. ohve ctr 185· 876-3322 llnff, parent•' on e11e. (397403) 129,HS 1588247> 5991 gym.11350. 873-3~7t. own ttore. New fed· exerclH can prevent needed for aircraft c.o.M. P(T, Mon-Fri. Part-time. Al Home Whlrlpool 22cub ft r• Under 51bs. 1700.a Co•t• M .. o Llnc;:T~MMe•r!~,.. eral law allowe. S25 nlghtmare1. Order/r• malnt. front office. Call 8:3oam.2:3opm Toll FrH lrlgerator eld• by aid• (71•) 839-7~1 Unaoln°Mercury .... , 'OVH ••r 1 •a new bllllon lndullry No c e Iv• n 0 , A 1 d k f 0 h 1·80().218-9000 w/lce maker 1195 (714, 540.5830 (714) 540.5830 • carpetl, 1c attached ltanchl•• fee.•· w · newer ng phone•, an •• or orot Y· Ext T-5139 "' "'-8 ..... .,..,,...,,,_.,,.... ___ ..,....,. __ '""2 A d 0 1 • 8 0 w w w ·N I g ht m-opening work ordera 714-873-2288 .. 4..-5...., •••••••••1'89 Suburban Atlantic • ccor EX 2·dr g•r. near ••one 0·791.,.t89 . areAngel.com or and bllllng, typing , lor llellnga . Real Shafp, Loadea, -S1450J Bkr 840-5884 (CAL•SCAN) SASE: Nlghtmar•An· corr•apondence. Fa· Oen OH alrpt area (CAL•SCAN)'"F_U_R_Nl_"l"l_nt_r_6_0_1_4 GARAGB SALES blue metallle 31K ml, Lthr. 1-owner. phn. VIII• Point oonclo DliTRIBUTORSHIPI gel 530 Lawrence mlllar wtth otflce 97 a woman owned, ll•x ALASKA & v.uo ~:a~:g:, ~~1.:~:~. AC, CO player, Moonrool a,.at loci lg 2 maa br FrH aample. Local EJcp. •390 Sunnyvale, plua. Salary S25K hrt organized reUabl• EMPLOYMIENT 1 sa.900 obo 723·15~ 2ba.AC,frptc,lmmac. route. No ••lll'lg, CA 9•088 . 0 .0 .E.+Medlcal, den· offphn&compaktllt Flahlng lnduatry. ex-5 pc bambOo & glas1---------'88 ASTROLS '94 A ccord EX S1895-.780.90<M Protected terrllorlea. (CAL"SCAN) lal, Ille lnaurance. Iv m Hs. 676-0432 cellent worker aarn· 1 HI. nu dltlc wood. NfWPC",iT 15K ml, full pwr, coupe blue/gray, lull, Inv. req. PRAYEF\ TO ST. JUDE Plea~skc~!r ~6;~5880 General Ontco In NB Ing• & b•n•lll• poten-Strong. tight weight BEACH; 6169 (3UWR02~t-19,a&o loaaed. great cono APARTMENTS !=OR RENT COJtONA DEL MAR 2622 ~bd 2ba. fp, gar. w/d, • 1unny deck, S/PCH, 12100. 723·5135 or 714·283·76't9 avall 9/1 COSTA MESA 2624 800.737°8485 May the Sacred HHrt nead1 to fill PT/Ff poa tlal (up to $2,850+/ S900. (714) 625•9228 iiiiiiibllit'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil WIE':T~l~::eR S13.200 673·1626 (24t,rs). .ot JHus be adortd AiSEMBl.• ARTS, lmmedlcately, no exp mo. +room/board). Antique o•k hutch : (CAL•SCAN) nee. Wiii train, nood A• I( us how t l\ltchen table 6 chair: 28% o Cute conagt (714) 882-4808 and glorified, loved CRAFTS, TOYS, Jew· • 5• 7 324-3058 t Ct' Ilka H ttlng Jn _____ ..._..__ __ BXPAND YOUR and pralud. pre-erly, wood lloma, typ· llttenlng 1kllls a must ' • •x · StOOO obo dbl bed HORIZONS. we make S7·S8·hr + bonuHt. A895t. (CAL"SCAN) +frame 535, TV 535, fol . port Ht'a rwd· --------"' It eaay for you to ad· !~'7.~d ~';,'~ugar:,°"ut :~~ '.:;g;11••;:~~· ~~:~ut~~ Call now 949·719·6777 ARE YOU DROWN· wicker night stands 1 cks. frplc 5 1600 Hondas 80'a to 97 venlH etatewld•I for ever. Sacred Heart of your •pare time. Great or fax 949·719-6781 ING In debl? Debt r•· S20. 949·644-2711 . 949·455-0444 Cart $100·$500 d •ta 11 I c a J I : Jesus, pray for u1: SI. pay. FrH details cau Lff d lief.fr... Immediate, Blk metal bunkbd, twll') 916-449-3898. Jude, worker Of mlra· 1·800·832·8007, eguar • confldentlal. ContOll· top, dbl bottom. Ob ····--·-· Police Impounds (CAL•SCAN) clos, pray tor ua; St. 24 hrs. (CAL•SCAM 15 openings. EJcclu· date paym~nts. lower mattress incl'd $~/ yvat.tSPORTATION ttondae, 'royo1u, Jude, helper of the • sive private pools. lntarHt. Call toll tree obo 565-423•7265 l ~· Chevy•. J••P• & hopeless. pray for ua. AVON PRODUCTS CPR first a id req'd. 1 ·888·BILL·FREB ,..,. 4X4"1 m&flt aelll. say this Ptayer nine Start your own b1,11I· 800·851·8580 or (888)245·5373. Daybeds rarely u >di 800·772·7470 x7802 Hondos so·s to 9'1 Cara $100·$500 Police Impounds Honda•. 'royotas, Chevys. Jeeps & •X4's muat ••lh 800.772-7470 x7802 times a day and ·by neH. Work flexlbl• MHa Verda Conv Hosp American Credi.a 1 rattan/wick~ I 1 SAIL BOBTS 7014 --------~ lhe e lghlh day ybur hou,... EnJoy unlimited Repeptlonl•t PT wk· Counselors. nonprofit. white/brass s· .)}/ea. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil INFlNITI 90.9S prayer will be en-earning•. Cell toll fr•• end1 & hotfday1. Typ· • (CAL •SCAN) Trundle w/rr 1hres1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1wered. 11 has never ( 8 8 8) 5 8 t ·2 8 8 6 . Ing, filfng. word pro-HOME TYPISTS/PC 550 . ,AIS-4l08 28' Sollboat with FORD 9075 '95 lnffnltt 045 LOOKING ! ': '. ·, '' \ \ ' ' . ' . ' ' ·~, I I : ~ , I been known 10 fall. (CAL"SCAN) cHslng 9•g..548.5584 USERS . sieady Kenmore V )sher & mooring! Galley, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim AC, Pw Pdl 1111 Publicallon musl be work Full time/Part dryer 4 Y' t old $250. head. VHF & OS $1!5K (30n78) S23149~ * USTSIDE * promised. Thank you, Balboa P•vllllon •MGR TRAINEE• time. ·S45,00o per yea; Pastel flo 111 couch hka 949·950.o.458 '87 AEROSTAR cost• Mea.a 2Br 18a Apt. Stove, St. Jude, lor your Boat Rentals. Dock busy pottaVgilt store. earnings potentlal. nu $200. ?14·536-7448 EXT Wagon. XLT, AC. Llncoln Mercury ref rig, . frplc, lrg din help. BF ~~f, ~~f~·· 5~0~~~ Near OC Airport area. c a 1 1 1 0 1 1 f r e • Queen .aize Hide-a-bad f v'ig>2~~92; 111s 18~~.; 714-540·5630 1 I', ., ... laundry, garage boa. Min wage •tlll'I Call 955.9171 1·800-883·0819 goQd cond. Lt brown AUTOMOBILES Costa Mesa • 1 parking 1pace. 873·1259 PICTURE FRAME ei<t. T-400. 525. & 2 wooden Cap-Llncoln Merc ury JAGUAR 9 05 S925+dep and good LOST & Design Salee, PT. (CAL-SCAN> lain'• chalrt $5./ea ••••••••I 714-540.5630 l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii cr•dll. 800-400-4855 FOUND 2925 BOOKKEEPER Got an eye for color? 545·8560 -~~..,,.,...,..,,,...,,,,...,....,..,..,,...-1• •Coato M••a'• •••t ---------·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii accountant, PT. NPB Enjoy working with EMPLOYMENT 1---------ACU1H1 c'87 M/UdSTANfl OCC J 1 br & 1 b 11 2b area. Aak for Bud people? 3 days/wk. MERCHANDISE iiiiiiii>l'niiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii0iilii0il A • pw P I. I t. • r· · r, a 0 r CREDIT 2907 Found Cockatlel Vlcln-(714) 723-8485. Mu ... t work most Sal's. WANTED 5535 2 TO CHOOSE 1 ba, quiet gated iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lty f E h S .... " MISC 6015 (204877) (205645) comm. pool, tennis, o ••t 18t tr.e11-B-O_O_K_K_E_E_P_E_R_P_T_ Other days flexible. • '81 Legend Loaded, '87 XJ811l Arctic blue. tan ltttt (ISTP713) 58.995 BAUER LOTUS 714-842-7700 •a a y a cc• a• to $$$OVER DUE BILLS? & Newport Blvd. Call Buay COM Interior Exp pref. 723·4710. AU PAIR; liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lthr. alarm, sunrf, mini, $~~!~1~0,:~~:~• lreeway/beach/mall1. Credit problem•? Try Sand ra at 722·6n 9 dHlgn Co. 9am-noon Real Estate S•I•• South Alrlcen atudent Alaskan m•d• Ulu have all record al 714-540·5830 1-::=======~ 714°557°0075 dabt consoltdationl LOST COCKATIEL Mon, Wed, Fri. Knowl· Ff/PT Licensed or not av a 11. 0 on n a. K n ife. Great glhl $12.900 114-673·8330 ---------1• M E'•lde 2br tba, patio, Combine alt bill• Into Moslly Grey. Beach & edge of Oulckbookt a we're hiring nowl ERA (714) 968-6433 Send $19.99 plus $5 '94 LEGEND LS '89 Muat•ng Conv. e ~r gar + 21pca. w/d hk· one low payment. No w a r n e r 8 r • a . mutt. Fax AHume To wlll pay your req'd S/H to: Great Alaskan Lo ml, moonrf, mini, 289 V8, wht, all orig. up, S875+dep good application fee'sll (714) 848·3668 (848, 6'73·5588. course and provided . Gifts P.O. Box 91531 016741) $18,888 nu top, atereo/remote, crtdlt 800-400 .• 855 (800)863·9006 ext.1 _________ ---------training 80°"4l00-5391 MERCHANDISE Anchorage, AK 99509 LEXUS OF beautlfull 510.500. 103. (CAL•SCAN) LOST fR EWARD Fo•hlon Model PT NB ext t19. I••••••••• Bergstrom• white WESTMINSTER 622"5273 M ft OVER YOUR HEAD B elge/wht shlh·tzu wat•r front restaurant, ---------Crib, Changing Table (714) 882·8906 NEWPORT In deptl A New Hori· 7/21 In Mesa del Mar no exp necenary. Th· Receptlonl•t ·-----& Orener. S1mmon1 HONDA e ~ BEACH 2669 zon ... Th• company area. Kid• hrtbrknl Sun for the Lunching ~:.!lpapc:rm:'e~~rl~gy ANTIQUES 6010 Manreu, Ch1cco Hr----------1 9085 ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I you can truatl • O opt 957·14 87 I ad 119· Age & size ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:i. ch arr. All for $700. BMW 9 0 3 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii open Britt 875 2174 part-time roceptlonlst, 1• ~ contolldation. •No · · ' or sold seperatly. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '80 Civic W•von 1 •2BR+2BA 0 allfl "LI di---------hours l :OO p.m. to C 11 5 u ng. cenH FReE TRAltflNO 5:30 p.m. Monday • 45-8807 '85 325E white/tan, Runs good, nHds /1/1 M~~~:R~~~~S not ·f 0 r ·Pro f It• HEALTH & & 1•1 year Income thru Friday. Oulfes In· WolH Tanning Beds power doors/windows/ tag• St75. VK Tl!RRACI! Na t 10 n a I C 0 · FITNESS 3000 S30K-Stevena Tran•· elude answe ring ~nitques Tan At Home sunroof, ale. am/fm 7 14·722 ·8 2 7 1 Lg 1 & 2Br near Back www.anewhorlzon.org ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii port-OTA truck drivers phones. sorting mall. & "'oll•clt'bl•• Buy Direct and S•v•I ca.ss.,$4500. 675-8783 '85 Accord While/blue ~/~e (800)556·16'18. I• want• d I Non· balancing receipts at ~ ,... • Commercial/Home •8 .. I 5 Bay & golf courH. (CAL•SCAN) BOOST YOUR experienced or expert· th• end of the day. 'OPDOU.AR \. units from $199.00 ""5351 Auto. llhr, full nt, •pd. 2dr·htchbk. Large pool, new car· IMMUNE SYSTEM! enced·Toll frH EOE Ph I PAIOI ... -\ L M hi p power. Sony 10 CID. current r•g. $1795ob0 pet & much more.---------· ys cal re· from ow ont Y mts low miles, xlnt cond 71...e45-e910 Sorry No Pet• MONEY 9•9·588·2434. for 888·278-4058 quired. Please fax r&-'SOO:'llO ~ Fr•• Color Catalog s6250 7 5 3620 ---......... -...,...,,..--- 545-4B55 TO LOAN Incredible Hvfngs. EOE. (CAL"SCAN) sum• Including salary • Call 1·800·711-0t58 14'64 • '85 CRX SI A 2914 hlstoryto • ~ '93 7401L white/Ian. Convt . S lack, MISCELIANEOUS RENTALS ROOMS 2706 NB w .OcHnfront/22nd . Private rm, unlurn, ehr bath, utl• pd, n/1mkg, kllchenettr, laundry. 1 block to N.B. Pier S510/mo. Call Sam at 714-975-4808 (Between 9AM·5PM) VACATION RENTALS 2722 CASH FOR MORTGAGES. If you PERSONALS are receiving pay· I••••••••• men11 on a mortgage. we can convert them i--------- to Immediate cash. PERSONAL Twenty year1 experl· once. Highest prlcH. SERVICES 800·978·3500. 3005 (CAL•SCAN) GREAT NEWS! FREE CASH DIABETICS GRANTS. College, Medicare pay• lor Scholar1hlpl'; Busl· testing suppll•a. ne1s, Medical Biii•. You've teen us on TV. Never repay. Toll free Uberty Medical Sup- t-800-218·9000 ply. No up front cost1. ext. 0-5139. Satltfactlon Ouaran- (CAL •SCAN) teed. Free Shipping Mon•llf to loan. 1-800-n&-2900. Good or bad credit, (CAL •SCAN) fr•• appllcatlon & H· •---------HHment. fut fHUlts. TIRED OF GAMES? Call 1·800-9~et8 Meet woman. men, A.PPOllflllPNI' _ (949) 642-7667 Eatetes!!s loadad. cd changer. runs great! $4500 GOOD S __, 0 11:1 c i.o WANTED car phone, sunrf. 714 719-9504 ir.• 1.-.na RECEPTIONIST CM\clUc Im mac cond. must ----· ---·-- t'rll'T >~wi Part-time 9 to 5 on Paintings 't' China TO BUY 6019 see I $2t .900/obo. '86 Accord S·spd, t~tllo'll-"1 Sun. & Mon. $9.00 HR Books~ Furniture (949) 552·4757 power braku/1teer· ADI ..112.a20 Balboa ltland real 40 years I BUY ALL PIANOS (949) 794·1180 Ing. am/Im atereo, P " estate office. Fax l Antiques-qua! lurnllurt ---------• $2000/obo 850-3803 Per Hour resume. 714·965-6364 n Newport Beach 1 pc or houseful cash '88 BMW 3251 14.673.622 paid (7l4) 957·8t33 24kml. auto, lthr '90 CIVIC 5 SP. AC, Call 642-5678 Top-11r.iducers Receptlontat (3WU785) $34.444 CHS. red. rune iclnt, hlJ(hcr Prol'I Comm Insur· Old Colna Gold Sliver LEXUS OF $3500./obo. contact • 1 lc·ahJl. Dr1,.AJ l1•1mwct •.OH< lliin • Pakl,...r'9t.M•1 • t.aiw trnn fllJl_.,,,.ttut ~luhll!ihccl In 1989 w11 I 1(1 0\4 Ing Call for uppointment I ·888-318-4744 CASHIER Full time position. Must know how to sail! S 7 .50/hr.+ ct.pending on knowledge f ance Brokerage flrm ""l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!liJ Franklln Mint, Sterling WESTMINSTER Andy or Carmen looking lor mature •FRED c. STEGMANN Old watches & jowelry (714) 892·8808 Ev•'• 714·377-4901 lndlv w/proven office ANTIQUP.S Westcoul Coln 642·9448 ekflls, busy phones. .,~ ..... ES 20hr work week to flll ~ .uu In lor prfmary recep· BOUGHT tlonlst. Must be able AND SOLD FREE TO YOU 6022 BUICR -· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I II iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 88 park Av• n ue 4-d r Amer.St •ff•nshofe sedan, full pwr. ale. dog. 4 yr old. papers, Metallic Blue w/blu• needs home. moving. Int $1595 723· 1504 949·717·1859 . . 9035 to work lull week twice a year for vaca· tion rellef. Perm pos call 949·263-0608 ext21 or fax re1ume 263-0906 attn Lynn Recp'I F(T 3().40hrslwk. good phone voice, It typing, will train 800-788·1084 fCH Tom. CADillAC 9040 WANTED BUlLDING ANTIQUES MATERIALS 6030 iii,7iiOiiCiioiiuiip•iiiiii2iiidrii, iifuilll Older Style flH'nitwe liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p w r, p I•. S • n i or. SALES WE'RE GROWING! Fast growmg Sou1hem Cahfcxrua canmw:uty newspaper cbam bas m>nw1iate ~ availalie m Ventura. U:ls A1YJeies, ~ County, aOO the Inland Emiire fCJ( ADVERTISING SALF.S REPRESENTATIVES. Yoor ~-oow acmunt develocxDeot. TDIUnt81M9 estahh$hlw1 aaDJnts. po6Jb'Ve 1 Balboa lal & baach .,......,,,..,,,..,.,..,.-...,...,.,.....~~= couples & alternative front homH 1 lo •br REFINANCE FAST elnglH looking for fum'd on & near water EASY & ov•r·th•· youl Get connected · wk•month 94~502 phone . Need a now I #ccnnectlon lENTALS TO "'SARE 2724 a• con d c ha n c •? magazine w/plcture In Credit problema? OK. Cal. 714-960-4729. Bankruptcy? OK. (CAL"SCAN) Foreclosur••? OK. Low Interest. Call Platinum Capital. SCHOOLS L Full time position. Selling boating equip .• $7.50· 10.00/hr. Must be a knowledgeable sailor/boatperson. Sales Automotive Advertising Community newspa· per group seeks a self motivated account •x· ecullv• to sell and de- velop new automotive butlnHs and 11rvlce existing accounts. We prefer a candidate to have a minimum of 1 year print advertising experience. Excellent communfcatlon skills. Ablllty to set goals and make profea· slonal presentations In a fHt paced and d• tall oriented environ· ment. PIANOS ir Collectibles STEl!L BUILDINGS owned, rarely driven, . .....,,.._q.-Sale: 5,000+alzes 80k org ml. 1hrm •S-•"-•Olllt•,.,._. •ox80x 14, $8.734; cond, clean. currenr $$CASH PAID$$ 50x75xU, $11,354: reg $1950. 751·2464 50JC100X16, $15,257; 60111oox16, $17.445 '87"Sevlll• Dark blue/ Mini-storage bulldlngs. blue tthr Int, all power. 40x180. 36 units, t01k ml, xlnt cond $18,175. $4100 949·642·2114 OJSUlOW selVDt atti%Ude. Bid desire to bw1d 6troq1 ~ partnership; Wltb dlenrs. Mtmmum 2 years pnmoos advertlsmg sales expeneJI08 with newspaper industry eipeoeilDOe. preferred. ·cM APT prtv ba, ehar• garage, no pets, no smoke. 1390 + HC Aval 9-1. 846-9412 ha Furn'd0 room/balh r.vt patio, gar, pool, ac, no/am/pet, female pref'd S595 56't·0445 COMMERCIAL REAL ~STATE Real Eltat• Broker Ul 01 183858. Dept. of INSTRUCTION 3012 A e a I E I t a ' • · I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 ·800-e9 9 ·LENO . Nationwide lender. www .platln· umcapltat.com (CAL"SCAN) ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS BE COM I! A Ml!DICAL Tran1crlptlonlat. Op· portuntty to work at home or In office typ- ing for doctors. Home study. Free literature. P.C.O.L Atlanta, Geor· gla. 800·362·7070 Dept. YYJ782. (CAL•SCAN) Heavy lifting. ••nnte•a Yaoht H8·41H • rt Beach cr~~A ~ CNA'SIHHA'S/ ~ HM~ l ~';..-;:~~, ~ lmmed need• fOf' private duty eulgnmenta In Xlnt benefit package. Including •Ot k. Drug ~957-8133'e SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202So.MlllftSt. S..ta Ane. CA 92707 -&i.-CAtlt4 www.sentlnelbulld· '85 SEVILLE SLS Ing.com Senllnet Frost beige, Neutral B u I I d I n g • . shale hhr, chrm• whit. 800-321-0790 (3LBlJ285) $24.995 extensfon 79. BAUER LOTUS (CAL •SCAN) COSTA MESA 7'4-842·7700 PETS & ANIMALS 6049 CHEVROLET 9045 lrre1l11ible Oclcat kittens. Leopard· look allke. S400-S600. 646.f473. 631·21 11. "87 Celebrity Wagon $1500. Auto, A/C, Pwr brakes/strg, am/Im. whl covers. 646-3971 We ~ tBSe salary + comm!SSOl. exoellel:Jt9 benefits package ~ 401(k). suwcxave work enviiooment. sutmit a:NeC Jeuer. resume. am salary history to: Callfomla Community News Ccrporadon 425 W. Broadway, Sutcet300 Glendale, CA 91.204 ATTN: Human Resowce1 Or Fu: (818) 548·8897 ---~~~~-· 29201 .............. .. :g~I::~ OfF~~=g iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EMPLOYMENT ~ homH. Mu1t have ~ current ,., .. & exp. In private acrHnlng/physlcal re-•--------- quired. EOE. Overstocked with P•NTHOUSI! OFC stuff? w/8oy View Pllllltlon A call to brH k room, cabled. Classified EMPLOYMENT 5530 10 Baa• T St 1 OOSq.Ft. will help _Brok• 842·3850 __ .:,84;;::.2:.·..:5:.:::8:..:7..:8:.___ ·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l duty, Call M·F 9-5. ~ Su.an at 1909> 4t3-1225 rw appointment. EOE. "~~ AHumes via fax: At· tentlon. Judy Oetting, 9'$9-631-6594 or mall to Judy Oetting. % Tlmu Community Newe. 330 West Bay StrHt, Cott• Mesa. CA 92627 INCOME SECURITY OUARDS 90 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT start Today11 F/PT. iiPiiRiiOiiPiiQiiTYiiiiiiii2ii7iiiil 5530 5530 5530 81nef1ts avail. 714-692·7689. M·F --~------•.SID• CM prime loc. (3) 2br unite & (1) 3br. &paolou• 2 w/frplo's. 4 sing car encl gar. upgrtd .. tl $520k Oan Agt 714-~7-0050 N.a. Duple• block to : OCHn. good condition 3 /2BR. $379,500 Agent 845·3883 BUSINESS Ir flNANCE BUSIN!SS ~PPOITUNITY 2904 • •••••••• • • Pl9aae be wary of OYt of afea companlff! Checlc Wtth the tooal B•tt•r Bu1lne1e Bureau 'before you • ..nct .,,y money for f"' Of Mfvl~ff. Aaed • Md ~retand any Cantrtlet8 Defor• you • ...._ lhop around fOf . ,.. ... ' • "luSouthtm CallfomUi'• ltaiHna l.nfonna1 '''" providufor <>Ytr a cmtury. 11\r U. ~lallmn ii contlnuJna 1t1 uctlltncc ltlPf1n1 mtdia whllt tlls-ndinl tnlO tJrtrN<I~ ruhook'llCS to becomttht inbmatlOn Jl*tntt ,, ch\ilce fut la reedcnanJ .JveniJm m l'WfY nwltec tnti mieJlum It eerve.. CALENDAR LIVE INTERNET SALES REPRESENTATIVE The Los Angeles Times has exciting ~nities for ~o==i~~~tt~1n entertainment ond recnotion service ~ live. Soles Reps wil war\°" of Orooge ~- The seleded soles ~Is wi1 be r~ible for exceecli soles by~· and CIOld colli within ~-J =• · · =.;1"9 · lo ded'sion- moken 21::.~ '* online ' ""'"""'and · ·=with !hi Los r ~pri~SdlmMIOIM&. THE SUCCESSfVt CANOOAlE Will HAVE: . d. cnl cold dng . •t6otl.-.;~~a ~-'---~t11idlls • Sec u r It y Officers Ace••• offlcera. Re1ponslble, transpor· tatlon for country ctub1 & excluslv• communltlH In O.C. area. 15 Openings paid tralnlng/unlform1. Call Mon-Fri 9a..,.p Protection S•rvlc• Corp CommunltlH . 949·248·8580 TEACHER (LEAD) NB Praachool needs exp lead teacher w/ ECE units for 1yr old clanrm. B•n•llt• 955-.2872 T•LEPHON• SA.LIES Valued Team Player ... n .. ded to 1upport our •xplodlng aal•• In l!lectronlc Paym•nt Procenlng Syetem• In retail and. Internet environments. E1tcel· lent tnoome op- ponuntty. We ar• • dynamic marketing ot- nce 9nd ~ an up- comtno top Pf()duc.r to Join ow winning team, The ld•at oanclf. d•t• wlll have pol• l•h•d manner/phone •kllla, aupettauw ~· l •nlaatlonal 11<1111 . alary + comml .. alone. Call O•Ofoe 94•712-4700 or ,.-.. reeume 111-4710. CtiM.....,,... .................. UIPLOYlllJIT SllVIQS 1533 ........ STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • ••••••• The legal Department al the Daily Pilot is pleased lo announce a new service now available lo new businesses. We will now SEARCH the name for you al no extra charge, and save you the lime and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, aner the search is completed we will file your fictitious business name with the Countv Clerk, publish once a week for four weeks as required by law and then file your proof of publication with the County Clerk. Please stop by to file your fictitious business name statement at the /Jdi(I/ · Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. If you cannot stop by, please call us at (714) 642-4321 and we will make a"angements forvou lo handle this procedure by mail. If you should have any further questions, please call us and we will be more than glad lo assist vou. Good luck in gour new bwinessl 'I e e d . l ~ h d t- y I - t.; <' ~ .. ·~~ < 1 dctl \,Jun /' vid Pac · Me tod' ma We ( Les 18s ie rou We J. GOQ will' loc-a ond 10 Tuesday, August 4 , 1998 . . TODAY'S CROSSWoRP PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Sv.negogue Item 8 Prieat1' '*-1 o Scandinavian ~· 1.C Olfatte·a relative 15 Trickle 18 Wharf 17 Felryllke 18 RlnQlets 19 Catf~ Peter 20 Went OUI Mth 21 Mademore rewarding 23 Yoong grlnly 25 Expression ot disgust 26 Sl<lllful 29 Brewery ldln 32 Bid · 37 Luau !TMlmentO 38 Identical 39 Flowery shrub 40 Rock•band lnslruments 43 Scound<els 44 Mountain lake 45 Bite 46 tnslgnfflcant one 47 -olCapn 48 Sherbets 49 Writer's need 51 Mata for ewe 53 Dangerous seaward pull 58 Classify 62 -gin 63 Appoint 64 Wide oP8fl 65 Conjonctlom ea -001 lfli'k•s do with 67 Tumult 68 Barrel 69 Transmitted 70 Wiiiow DOWN t 1 -the .ri(. C>beyed 2 Soonet .. 1 3 Rapids c:rafl 4 -of the achoo 5 lndlan natf\le 8 Arttiur ol tennl$ 7 $k1nny 8 Lebanese capllat 9 N-ahoOt to Bnlllant fish 1 t Father 12 Be a banker 13 Gold, to Pedro 22 Polish-born composer 24 Razorbacks 26 Wide-awake 27 Underneath 28 Feudal lord 30 Yvelle's boyfriend 31 Oenomlnalions PAIVIOUI PUZZl.E sot.YEO 33 In good' shape 34 F rel)Ctl coin 35 Ghoslly ' 36 Coarse files 38 Treeless ptaln 39, More certain 41 Mongrel 42 Foorqts 47 Type ol valve 48 Reflections 50 Sea eagles 52 San Antonio tourist sfte 53 Arm bone 54 Head motions 55 Wn1111g table 56 Sign 'ol the future 57 "Howthe-waswon· 59 Java's neighbor 60 Fencer's sword 61 Casi a sldolong glance 62 Pouch I Bridge J -n By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIHSCH ATTITUDE OR FOURTH·BEST? North-South vulnerable. North deal$. East· West were using that old s1al· wart, fourth·best on ope111ng lead. . NORTH When pnnncr led the trey of iades • 8 S' East, who was lookin~ at the uce, I:? A~74 knew Wcs1 held euct ~ four spade.' ' 0 A 63 and, hence, declarer ad three. If • J07 3 • • declaret's spades. were headed by 1he WES'P-!f\fk12 ~~n. ti W8$ a sure stopper. 'to C:OSt • J 9 6.3 . ubl on the location of tht ht <.7 6 I ,-d 10 9 8 5 3 cards in the suit, East rose with 0 10 7 4 2 ·0 98 ace of s~s and returned the deuce. • A CJ 6 2 I •·8 4 That induced declarer to conclude SOUTH' 1hat West's spades w~re headed b~lhe • ~ 16•4 king, so Sou11l finess«l lhe ten. est \? j2 won witli the jack aod continued the 0 ~· 1s . suil, an<l the defenders scooped in • ~ QJ 5 ' four spa<.Je 1cicks and eventually col· lccted 1hc ace of clubs for a on~·trick The biddint $et. . -. NORTH AST SOUTH WEST If the defenders were using attilude !~· Pass lN'f Pass leads, this deceplive def~nse would Pass P11s.. Pass nol have been available. Either West Opening lead: 'Iltree of • would lead a higher spade1 marki~ Eas1 with 1he acc·k.in~r, if 1he le There is considerable divergence of was a low spade, t could no1 opinion whe1her a defender's opening aftord to underplay the high spade at lead against a no·Lrum~ con1ract trick two lest Soulh started with a should show counl -ow many doubleton queen of spades ond scores cards in 1he suit the opening leader a spade trick 10 wh.ich the defenders holds -or a11ilude -whether the leader would like lhe suit returned. were enlitled -and a game that coul<l be defeated. Here is a deal where count has a dis- tincl advantage. • Learn to be • helter brid&~l•y· North·South were using five.card er! Subscribe now to the oren m:1jors, hence 1he of:!ning one-dia-Urldge Letter by callln (800 788· mond bid rather 1 an one heart. 1225 for Information. ~r wr te to: Soulh's jump to lwo no trump wus Goren Bridge L~ P.O. Box game forcinfc. and North had no rea-4410, Chicago, UI. • son 10 look or anything beyond three no trump, - ~ Dail ; ~Pilot N6WPORT BEACH !A MESA Put a few words to work for you. Call 642-5678. ... ' -- JAGUAR 9105 '87 XJ8111 Grey llhr, >dnt cond (ISOW800~ 18,995 BAUi! LOTU8 114-842·7700 '89 XJS V12 convert. Champagne/Barley, chrome wheele, low ml, Ilk• new, 115,500. (040) 8fS0.5885 '02 ao"erelgn OrHn/tan lthr, low ml (68313!5i $14,99!5 BAU A .LOTUS 714·8•2·7700 '93 Vanden Pia• 81ac:k, cream llhr, (669299) $19,99!5 BAUER LOTUS 714-842·7700 '93XJO B••ck, tan lthr, lo ml (670873) $16,995 BAUER LOTUS 714·042·7700 '94 XJO • B lac:k/barle~ '1thr, 69608~ $21,9 5 • BA EA LOTUS 714·842· 7700 '04XJ8 Blac:k/bl ack Inter, (695012) $18,996 BAUER LOTUS 714-942· 7700 '95 XJS 8c:yl c:onvertlble trlple blac:k, lmmac. thru-oul $36,950. 940·050·5885 JEEP 9110 •'85 CHEROKEE• 4dr auto, ao, rebultt eng and trans etc: .. $5400. (714) 723·8485 '88 Cherokee 6 c:yl, A/T, NC, P/8,, c:ass, am-Im ster, P/B, alloy whl1 $4700. 549·2144. '93 CHEROKEE LTD etac:k, gra( 11hr, (107229~ $ 7,995 BAU A LOTUS COSTA MESA 714-842·7700 '94 Grand Cherokee 4X4 AC, P/W, cc (118433) $14,994 Co•ta Me•a Llncoln·Mercury (714) 540·5030 LAND ROVER 9113 '95 Oleco"•'Y Aloi• red, Ian, jpsts, (3NFY029) $19,995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA (714) 842·7700 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily PilOt 'o<i, LAND ROVER 9113 LEXUS 9115 TOYOTA 9210 •ee Dlaoov•.,, '92°SC300 •'91 TERCEL• 25kml, dual moonrf, Chrom•. lthr, moonrf Rune •lnl, maroon. (3LUH'117) 124,444 (01441~ $20,550 nu paint, 5 ep, AC:. LllXU8 01' L xua OP 14000. 831 ·15319. Wll8TMINaT•R WESTMINSTER Eve'e 831·7084. (714) 802·8908) (714) 892·8908) '95 4RUNN•R 8U 41 k ml, , full l:/J LEXUS 9115 LINCOLN 9120 (2LU0236~ 12 i,l Ll!X a 0 Wl!STMINaT•R '92 LS 400 '97 'MARK VIII t714) aoa .. eoe Non cert, llhr, moonrl AC. 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