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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1996-06-26 - Orange Coast PilotSPORT Three years added to Senior Classic Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 .. IUDGIT Newport plan lacks cash for reserves .. • • I Brewer's mWD bill p~s Senate committee - • Local city leaders make trek to state Capitol to lend support to pending legislation. By carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot posal to dump 5 million gallons of treat- ed sewage water a day into Newport Bay, won seven votes before the 11- member Senate Committee of Natural Resources and Wildlife Tuesday night, said Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Murphy. "This gives us time to get the bill through the full Senate," Murphy said of Tuesday's committee vote. .. Thl.s gives us Umetoget~e bill through the full Senate,,. Kevin Murphy said Tuesday nlghtof the IRWD bill fash- ioned by Marilyn Brewer, left. within two miles of where a stream or waterway flows into an ecological reserve, Murphy said. Because it is so specific, environ.men- talists say the bill is tailor-made to fit the Newport Bay. The committee is comprised of six Democrats including environ.mentalist Senator Tom Hayden, four Republi- cans and one Independent party mem- ber. Brewer may have intended the bill for the bay only, the way it is written could make it applicable to other areas of the state. · NEWPORT BEACH -A trip by city officials to Sacramento Tuesday appears to have paid off as a sta~e Senate com- mittee approved AssemblyW'oman Marilyn Brewer's bill to save the bay from treated sewage water. The bill, that would effectively block the Irvine Ranch Water District's pro- Councilwoman Jean Watt, accompa- nied by assistant city attorney Peggy Ducey, plan to testify to the Senate com- mittee the merits of the bill which passed the state Assembly last month. Brewer's bill apparently went before the Senate committee in its original form, which would prohibit any agency from dumping treated sewage water Duane Peterson, the 'chief of Staff for the Senate Committee of Natural Resources and Wildlife, wrote an analysis of the bill and .said while 11Wbat area of the state this bill applies to is an issue raised by some of the bill opponents who believe that the language is vague enough to apply beyond Newport Bay,• Peterson said. ·ne opponents are mostly water agencies who want the right to discharge recycl~d water into other bodies of water, so they would not want these protections to apply to them." I ' I 1 I I I\ I I ' I I : I I 1 I Mesa schoolS hope to enlist in ROTC plan •Costa Mesa, Estancia put on waiting list for Air Force program; would be first campus militaiy training in 30 years. By Julie Ross cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Some Estancia and Cos- ta Mesa high school students may soon be trad- ing in their school colors for Air Force blue. Administrators at both schools are filling out applications this sw:nmer for Air Force jwlior ROTC programs, said Tom Jacobson. director of secondary education with Newport-Mesa Unified. Though all high school principals met with an Air Poree ROTC instructor and student from Santa Margarita High School in March to dis- cuss the private school's program, only Estancia and Costa Mesa plan to implement a program in Newport-Mesa, Jacobson said. #Those are the two that seem to be most interested at this time," he said. But the Air Force limits the number of junior ROTC programs available nationwide and has already reached its maximum, Jacobson said. Estancia and Costa Mesa will be placed on a waiting list after filing their application. •Sometimes schools bow out of the ROTC pro- gram," he said #If that happens, we may be giv- en the opportunity to start one or two, depending on the number of students interested.• Jacobson said he would be surprised if pro- grams at the schools were approved for 1996-97 school year. uwe're most likely talking about the year after next," he said. MAAC MMl1N I DAILY ,._OT 'Goageom weatlwlr aets CM stage for llodoUo llvacleman's recent ~ting ...ton overlooking ~ewport Dunes from Coast Wghway. If approved, the program would be the first junior ROTC program in Newport-Mesa in at -. -·-~-employee hit with workers' comp fraud •John Raggio, retired building maintenance supervisor and husband of former dty clerk, denies he falsified injury claim. By John C'.analis, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH - A former city employee, who is married to -a popular and recently retired dty derk. wu arraigned Tuesday on ~es that be falsif:!ed a wor/'- ers' compensation claim. John P. Raggio, a building maintenance supervisor from 1981 to 1993 and husband of retired City Clerk Wanda Raggio, pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Orange County Superior Court to two felony counts of fraud and one felony count of perjury in connecUon with bis claim. Raggio, 65, was released on bis own recogn1zance, a county pros- ecutor said. His pre-trial hearing is July 10. The Long Beach resident is accused al exaggerating injuries he suffered on the job in 1991. He said he hurt bis back and groin moving a filing cabinet ~ am no longer walk without a cene or walker. City offid.als accused Raggio of making fraudulent statements on • SEE CHARGES PAGE ' THE DAY THE NUMBERS DIED ••staurant and bar employees notice drop-off in customers in the wake of state Supreme CoUrt's ruling to djjband ~Keno game. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot COSTA MBSA -The monitor above the bar at Shooters eontlnu• to fluh sports quizzes and an occasional me.age. And. of coune, the unwelcome news that tbe numben wUl no longer pop randl>mly into pJece; •0ue to a Supreme Court rwmg, • the screen reads, •all Keno wagering bal been stopped as of 6124196,• . . 1be lut match wu played Monday after· noon jUlt Wore 5 p.m.. Once tbi neW1 c.ame in ol the c:ourt'I ctetenntnitiai that JCen0 WU COil• lldend gambling, the game stopped tnlt~tly, • SEE KENO PAGE I • SEE ROTC PAGE 6 District may expand GATE program nu.tee Wendy Leeoe favon a pilot GATE pro- gram at Harbor View. •Action comes on the heels of Harbor View and Anderson parents' calls for accelerated programs at their schools. By Julie Ross cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -After some heavy prodding by Newport Beach parents, school boa.rd members agreed Tuesday to take a serious look at possi- bly restructuring the gifted student program throughout the school district. The parents pleaded with school trustees to initiate a special district- wide, full-day program for gifted chil- dren at Harbor View this fall. And while some school board mem- bers urged caution in implementing a program too quickly, others, like trustee Wendy Leece, said a pilot program at Harbor View should be placed on a fast track in the district's administration. "Why not? We're so far behind in this district as far as accelerated and gifted programs that we're losing students to private schools," she said. "We're cer- tainly going after the disadvantaged population. We need to address the needs of this group of students as well." But trustee Judy Franco said the dis- trict should move slowly and evaluate programs before rushing to implement • SEE DISTRICT PAGE 6 r-------------------------------------------------------------------------1 I . I l \ I 1 I \ I ALMANAC I ' I AROUND TOWN QASSIFIED LISTEN UP Matntahllng order S/IORTS Three years added to Senior Classic Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 IUDGIT NewJJOrt plan lacks cash for rt:serves t~. · Brewer's mWD bill passes Senate coinmittee • Local city. lead~rs make trek to state Capitol to-lend support · to pending legislation. 9y Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A trip by city officials to Sacramento Tuesday appears to have paid off as a state Senate com- mittee approved Assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer's bill to save the bay from treated sewage water. The bill, Uiat would effectively block the Irvine Ranch Water District's pro- posal to dump 5 million gallons of treat- ed sewage water a day into Newport Bay, won seven votes before tlie 11- member Senate Committee of Natural Resources and Wildlife Tuesday night, said Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Murphy. •This gives us time to get the bill through the full Senate,• Murphy said of Tuesday's committee vote. Councilwoman Jean Watt, accompa- nied by assistant city attorney Peggy Ducey, plan to testify to the Senate com- mittee the merits of the bill which passed the state Assembly last month. .. Th.ls gives us tlme to get ~e bill through the full Senate, .. Kevin Murphy sald Tuesday night of tlie IRWD bill fash- ioned by Marilyn Brewer, lefL Brewer's bill apparently went before the Senate committee in its original form, which would prohibit any agency from dumping treated sewage water within two miles of where a stream or waterway nows into an ecological reserve, Murphy said. Because it is so specific, environmen- talists say the bill is tailor-made to fit the Newport Bay. The committee is comprised of six Democrats including environmentalist Senator Tom Hayden, four Republi- cans and ooe Independent party mem- ber. Duane Peterson, the 'chief of Sta.ff for the Senate Committee of Natural Resources and Wildlife, wrote an analysis of the bill and .said while Brewer may have intended the bill for the bay only, the way it is written could make it applicable to other areas of the state. •What area of the state Uus bill applies to is an issue raised by some of the bill opponents who believe that the language is vague enough to apply beyond Newport Bay," Peterson said . •Tne opponents are mostly water agencies who want the right to discharge recycl~d water into other bodies of water, so they would not want these protections to apply to them." Mesa schools hope to enlist in ROTC plan •Costa Mesa, Estancia put on waiting list for Air Force program; would be first o campus military training in 30 years. By Ju1ie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA-Some Estancia and Cos- ta Mesa high school students may soon be trad- ing in their school colors for Air Force blue. Administrators at both schools are filling out applications this summer for Air Force junior ROTC programs, said Tom Jacobson. director of secondary education with Newport-Mesa Unified. Though all high school principals met with an Air Force ROTC instructor and student from Santa Margarita High School in March to dis- cuss the private school's program, only Estancia and Costa Mesa plan to implement a program in Newport-Mesa, Jacobson said. "Those are the two that seem to be most interested at this time," he said. But the Air Force limits the number of junior ROTC programs available nationwide and has already reached its maximum, Jacobson said. Estancia and Costa Mesa will be placed on a waiting list after filing their application. ·sometimes schools bow out of the ROTC pro- gram," he said. "If that happens, we may be giv- en the opportunity to start one or two, depending on the number of students interested." Jacobson said he would be surprised if pro- grams at the schools were approved for 1996-97 school year. "We're most likely talking about the year after next," be said. MARC MM™ I OM.Y PLOT Gorgeoaa weather lets the ~ tor JlodoUo RIV1Kleiliaia'1 recent ~tlilg .e.ton overlooJdnt ~ewport Dunes from Coast lnghway. U approved, the program would be the first junior ROTC program in Newport-Mesa in at ~-employee hit with workers' comp fraud •John Raggio, retired building maintenance supervisor and husband of former dty clerk, denies he falsified injury claim. By John c.nalis, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A former city employee, who is married to -a popular and recently retired dty clerk, wu arraigned Tuesday on cparges that he falsified a work- ers' compensation claim. John P. Raggio, a building maintenance supervisor from 1981 to 1993 and husband of , . • retired City Clerk Wanda Raggio, pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Orange County Superior Court to two felony counts of fraud and one felony count of perjury in connection with his ~. Raggio, 65, was released on his own recognizance, a county pros- ecutor said. His pre-trial hearing is July 10. The Long Beach resident is a<X.'USed ol exaggerating injuries he suffered on the job in 1991. He said he hurt his back and groin moving a filing cabinet and can no longer walk without a cane or walker. City officials accused Raggio of ma.king fraudulent statements on .. • SEE CHARGES PAGE 5 THE DAY THE NUMBERS DIED •Ltaurant and bar employees notice drop-off in customers bi the wake of state Supreme COurt'• ruling ID disband lotbll'f Keno game. By Evan HenenOn, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The monitor above the bar at Shooters oonUnues to flub sports qub:z.es and an occulonal meaaga. And, ol course, the unwekOme news that the nwnbei'I will no longer pop raDdomly into place: ·0ue to a Supreme Court Nlmg, • the la'MD teedl. •an Keno wagering bu been stopped u Ol 61U19&.· • 1be Jut matdl w• .,a.~ Monday aft*· noon jUll belcn 5 p.m. OnCe the n.-... came in ol the C:IOUit"I clMliln• .. tioa that Keno WU COG• adered pmbltno, tbl game ltopped ~. . . • SEE KENO PAGE I • SEE ROTC PAGE 6 District may expand GATE program 1hlAee Wendy Leece favon a pilot GATE pro- gram at Harbor View. •Action· comes on the heels of Harbor View and Anderson parents' calls for accelerated programs at their schools. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -After some heavy prodding by Newport Beach parents, school board members agreed Tuesday to take a serious look at possi- bly restructuring the gifted student program throughout the school district. The parents pleaded with school trustees to initiate a special district- wide, full-day program for gifted chil- dren at Harbor View this fall. And while some school board mem- bers urged caution in implementing a program too quickly, others, like trustee Wendy Leece, said a pilot program at Harbor View should be placed on a fast track in the district's administration. "Why not? We're so far behind in this district as far as accelerated and gifted programs that we're losing students to private achools," she said. ·we're cer- tainly going after the disadvantaged population. We need to address tbe needs of this group of students as well• But trustee Judy Franco said the dis- trict should move slowly and evalU4te programs before rushing to implement • SEE DISTRICT PAGE 6 r-------------------~t;;J~~-~~~------------~------------------, I ALMANAC 2 I AROUND TOWN 5 I 9 LISTEN UP 3 POLICE FILES 2 PUBLIC NOTICES SPORTS WEONESOAV. JUNE 26, 1996 'KATHY COHEN • A slick way to f e~l he:tter . SHE IS A Corona Del Mar resident who has worked for a year and a half as a massage therapist using aromatherapy at The Spa at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Certified in aromathera- py, she ad.ministers treatments using essential plant oils to influence moods and feelings. BALLERINA DAYS Cohen, 40, has always pursued movement and body-orieQ.t~ careers. The Perth, Australian ~ native became a ballerina at a young age. She performed in both Australia and Europe, where she was a member of Paris' Bluebell 1Toupe. She also modeled for ~ House of Dior while in Paris. Working as an assistant dance choreographer for MGM brought Cohen to the U.S. in the late 1970's. While in school at the Calif or- nia College of Physical Arts, Cohen took an aromatherapy dass as an elective. lt was then Bankruptcies Recent bankruptcies as reported to the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana. that she decided to pursue aro- matherapy as a means to enhance her massage tedulique. ESSENTIAL AFFIRMATION Cohen aims to arm her clients with self-sufficience. "It is important to help peo- ple maintain their health in a holistic and theraputic way, so that they're not running to their doctor, and being co-dependent on drugs, but they're thinking of ways to empower themselves." -•1 go home every day feeling that l've seen 7 people today, and I've had an effect on their lives, personally." Cohen has relieved others sad- dled with medical problems, such as asthma. "I tell them the herbs appropriate for asthma> cypress, eucalyptus, fir, franldnsencse ... (Aromatherapy) helps them clear out their bronc:hial passages." A SENSE OF W£U.-IEING Cohen uses artimatherapy in conjunction with tier massage NEWPORT BEACH • James H. Jessup, 37, of Huntington Beach • Beverty Oreweldubls, 35, of Tennessee COSTA MESA • William E. Brownlee, io, of Camp Pen- delton • dba: Woody's Beach Boxes, chapter 7 Births hMost recen1 births in Newport Beach a d Costa Mesa. HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PRESBYTERIAN • Mlchael and Donna Bigi of Newport Beach, a 10n on May 30. • Bamey and Carol Tong of Newport Beach, a son on May 16. DUI arrests The following people were arrested recently oh suspicion of driving under the Influence. ~ people have only been ~ on suspicion of a alme, and, as wtth aft such alnMS. they are Innocent until Pf'Ollen guilty. • Thomas J. Calcagnlnl, 34, of Newport Coast •Jade D. Gross. 61, of Huntington Beach • Ricardo R. Antunez, 25, of Rolling Hills • Michael E. Moller. 39, of Costa Mesai • Sean R. Grosdldier, 25, of Huntington Beach • Jeffrey R. Centner, 35, of Newport Beach • Heather C. Olson. 18, of Chino Hills COSTA.MESA •James W. Schroeder, 31, of San Diego • Chetan P. Mehta, 37, of CefT'ltos • Anne L Germain, 37, of La Habra • Lloyd E. Stowe, 48, of Newport Beach • Marlo Lopez-Rivera. 32, of North Hiiis Marriages Most recent l'Nlrri.tgeS ., reported to the Onlnge Cow1ty ~Ofttc.. through the adminiStratic;m ol an essential oil wrap or by bun:Ung a candle. Most of her dlellts receive treatment once-a Week. Owing treatment, clients may chose oils such as cypress, euca- lyptus, lavendar, or sandlewood to be applied to •pressure points• on the neck. jugular vetn. and wrists. •1 help them tell me what therapy they need by asking a few pertinent questions•. Together Cohen and her clients decide upon the desired result (e.g. relaxation or invigo- ration), and pick the yertect oil to obtain that effect. -1 •1 see about m ~ple in a day. I get great ~;.feedback and I have a f~ that it's because I incorporate all these diffmmt modalities and people feel a sense of well .. being when they leave the room." This satisfaction does not sur- prise Cohen, who sees the long history of aromatherapy used as a strong testament to its effec- tiveness. According to Cohen, R~ soldiers applied ~ntial oils befoxe battleJor courdge. FAMILY MATTERS Aromatheiapy also plays a large part 1n Cohen's private life. •When my son had an ear infec- tion, I put lavendar oil on a cot- ton ball and placed it in his ear. It helped (to lessen) the infectiOJl. • Her five children have used their mothers knowledge about aromatherapy. •My two older daughters use it-they're always burning aromatherapy candles." Cohen says pets can also benefit from aromatherapy. •If you drop peppermint oil into water you can spray it on your dog and it will help control fleas. I do it with.my own dog.• Regardless of how long she works at The Spa, Cohen main- tains bet intent to involve her- self with aromatherapy.• I'll always have it in my life." -Story by Rebecca L H.anil, photo by Don Leach almanac COSTA.MESA • Jadtson N. Johnson married Tammy J. Gavel, on April 20 In Costa Mesa • James 8. Bremer married Carol A. Win-ters. on May 18 In Crestline •Alan T. Sueda marrled Mary M. Hickle, on May t 8 In Newport Beach • Kurt Leysen married Sherry L Farmer, on May 18 In Irvine • Ty R. Lunde married Britton K. Hostet- ter, on May 18 In Newport Beach • Henry M. Blaes married Nancy C. Harms, on May 18 in Orange • Glenn L Briggs married Kendice K. Krueger, on May 18 In Los Angeles • Scott A. ~ rmirried Jennifer A. Jones, on May 18 In Pasadena • Paul R. fisher married Sharon R. Deck- er; on May 18 In Encinitas NEWPORT IEA(H • David W. Saenz INN'Tied Andrea L Slenker, on May 4 In Rancho Palos Verdes • Tlmothy W. Bennett married Kristin R. Dondero, on May 18 In Nov.to • Arie P. ~ n,arried Susan M. Seety, on M.y 19 '" SMwrlldo .. Budget OK'd, but city still n~eds reserve boost · • Council requests city manager find way to increase fund by $500,000. By Carolyn M iiier, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -While the 0.ty Council adopted the city's $129.5 million budget for fiscal year 1996-97 Monday night, the-amount ol money to be fwmeled into the d.ty's reserves and where ~ will come from remains to be solved. •Basically, because they knocked a hole of $250,000 into the budget, less is going into the reserves unless we cut programs or look at adding revenue,• said City Manager Kevin Murphy, who is faced with solving the conundrum of the shrinking amount of. reserves, which the ~uncil wants to bolster. •The City Council wants to increue the reserves by $500,000 so I have to figure out bow,• Mur- phy said Tuesday. Murphy must come back to the council at their July 8 meeting with a plan to do this. If $500,000 is put into the city reserve fund for 1996-97, the total reserves will be at $5.1 million. · Murphy bad proposed the council approve ta.king the S250.000 in annual reserves from the dty's off-street parking fund -profit from the city's parking meters-and transfer that money into the general fund. The current balance in the parking fund - used to buy additional lots to curb the city's parking problem espe- cially in beach areas -is approx- imAtely $1.6 million. But the council shot the pro- posal down and a .few coun- cil.members said they did not approve of borrowing money from one fund to boost another. •rm not an advocate of this method of preparing the'budget, # said Coundlwoman Nonna Glover. •1 think the. money should stay where it is.• Marcia Dossey, president of the Newport Beach Pier Association, also spoke out against the transfer of parking funds saying it conflicts with the area's goals to take prof- its and spend them on revitalizing the pier and beach areas. The council's approval of spending for other checklist items such as document imaging, note- book computers and adding sum- mer garbage collection on Satur- days in Central. West Newport and Balboa and Little Balboa islands, resulted in increasing spending from the general fund by a total of $50,000, Murphy said. The total estimated revenues for this year is S122.9 million, an increase of $6.5 million from last year, according to the city report. Meanwhile, the spending of $129.5 million is up $1.5 million from last year. Most of the increased spending will be on capital .improvements -mainly the Groundwater Development Project and Coast Highway-Newport Boulevard improvements -which represent 38% of the dtYs total spending. The budget also allows for some restoration of reserves as well as a modest pay raise for city employees -the first raise for non-safety employees since 1994. Grant, 3 others in OCC hall of fame Orange Coast College bas announced the names ot the fOJ&f«- mer students il will induct ~an into its Alumni Hall ot Fame. ~ 14th annual inductim ceremony will be staged on Friday evening, oa. 4. in the ooDege's Student Center. The inductees include David A. Grant, retired OCC ~t and l011gtime faculty memb!;r and administrator; Mark MilrCly and Mary McAleer, a successful com- mercial photography ~ that spedal1zes in people and lifestyle photos; and Leon Robillioo, a successful actor who's had star- ring roles in major films. ---- Grant grew up in Newport Beach and graduated from OCC in 1958. He was a member ol OCC's faculty for 33 years. Milroy and McAleer were OCC photography students from 1915 through 1983. Their firm, Milroy and McAleer Photography is located in Costa Mesa. Robinson attended OCC in 1979 and 1980 and was a member of the college's basketball team. He was a memorable villain in •cliffhanger• and one of the Jamaican bobsledders in "Cool Runnings• and was the leading man in •Above the Rim." Wltllam t..obdell. The ,.,.,. Mo hour~~~­ UMd to record~ to the editor on llnY topic. Olly P'tlot, P.O. loll 15'0, COlta ~ CA.'2Q6.~ No ..-~...,..... edlto- rW fMttllr OI ... tiwmer1CI herein~ bl~ with- out 'Mttt.n permilllon of copy- ~owner. '?-. . •• [ •r ; -• •, • -., I -. : ·_,.. ·~ fl!WUS 0ur eddr• ls now. aey St.. co.a.--. c..Jtf. 92627. HOW TO REACH US ~ TM nm. or.,. Counfy (IOO) 252-9141 ........... 0.-fted 642·5'71 Dhpl-v 642 .... 321 =.1w \ ..,. 642""110 Niwa. Spotts, .. MM170 .......,: R.n11ww •'°"' MllftOMCll .... Offbl42~1 ...._, .. e,.,. TB Q QLAnml Newport teach 65151 lelboa 65'&1 CostaM9sa 67159 Corona <Mt Mw 6WO WllOMCAIT LOCATION sen Wedot 1·21W NM'odport 1·2.,,, lledtles 1·21W ...,., J9tty 1-2.,,,, CdM 1·2 IW -. - noon. Sc:lttentd showers tonight. 11DIS TODAY First low 12:.tS a.m. 0.1 Mt~ 6:J4a.m. 3.1 Slmndlow 11:31 p.m. 2.1 Second high 1:1tp.m. SA THUMDAY flrltlow 1:J0un. O.t ,.,.. ..._. 7:¥7 e.m. J3 SecDndlow W"'~ 7:00p.m. Newport Beach!Costa Mesa Daily Pilot briefly in the news Suspected serial killer to be in court today Gerald Parker, a mari suspect- ed of killing three Costa Mesa women and sexually assaulting a fourth during a year-long serial ~gs spree, 'l'fil be arraigned m Orange County Superior Court at 8 a.m. today, officials said. P!ifker, 41, faces six counts of murder. Alonr} with the Co~ta Mesa murders he is suspected of killing a woman and an unborn fetus in Tustin and another woman in Anaheim. The slayings took place from 1978-79, Another man, Kevin Lee Green, wrongly spent 16 years in prison for killing his wife's fetus and was recently exonerated by new evidence pointing to Parker, officials said. Green's wife suffered severe brain injuries from a crushed skull in the slayings and testified that her husband raped. and stabbed her. Parker, who was transferred to Orange County Jail Monday from a prison in Central Califor- nia, was doing time for burglary and {aping a Tustin woman. He was linked to the crimes by DNA evidence that proved Green's innocence. -By John Canalls Robber pulls off bank heist with note A man, possibly not armed, robbed a Costa Mesa bank with a note Monday, authorities said. The robber entered a Downey Savings and Loan Association branch at 360 E. 17th Street at 2:54 p.m. and handed a teller a note demanding cash. He was given $1,950. The robber left the banlt and got into the passenger side of a dark blue four-door sedan, possi- bly a Chevrolet Corsica, driven by another person. The pair were last seen driving northbound on Raymond Street. The man did not show the teller a weapon dunng the rob· bery. said Costa Mesa Police Capt. Tom Lazar. Bank officials did not return calls. The robber was described as a 28-tq 30-year-old male, 5 feet 7 incheS tall, 150 pounds, with black hair. A description of the get-away car driver was not available. -By John Canalls 1Wo receive Speak Up Newport scholarships Speak Up Newport bas select- ed two local students to receive the 1996 Dorothy Hardcastle Scholarship Award. The first recipient, Jennifer Parker, graduated from Newport Harbor High School last week with a 3.9 grade point average. She volunteered at the Environ- mental Nature Center and Sher- man Library Gardens and was active with the Harbor Heritage Run. Al school. Parker served as senior class vice president, chair- man of the communications com- mittee and sports editor of the yearbook. After a swnmer intern- ship with U.S. Congressman Dana Rohrabacher's office this summer, Parker plans to major in English at St. Mary's College. The second recipient, Kathleen Wood, graduated from Corona del Mar High School last week with a 3.45 grade point average. She vol- unteered with the March of Dimes, the Back Bay Qean Up and the Costa Mesa Senior Citi- zen's Center. She also bas worked with Canyon Acres and Orange- wood -programs for abused children -and with Second Step -a program for abused women. At school, Wood served as edi- tor-in-chief of the school year- book and was active in the Youth in Government program. She plans to major in political science at Santa Clara University this tau. The $1,000 Dorothy Hardcas- tle memorial scholarship is given each y~ar to students who demonstrate a continulng interest in civic and community issues. -By Julie lloa Cannon WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 What next? Will niouse ears replace Big A? F or much of my We- which means a very long time -I've had a love- hate relationship with Disney. And I have a feeling that things started to go downhill for me after Walt's death. The high point of love isn't hard to identify, It came on my xoungest daughter's 16th birthday. When I asked her what she wanted most in the world on that momentous occasion, she told me she wanted to have lunch with actor Kurt Russell, with whom she was passionately in love. Russell was under contract to Disney Studios at the time, and I was working the Holly- wood beat for the National Observer, which was the weekly Wall Street Journal. I called a studio publicist friend and told him if he could arrange it, he would not only make my daughter deliriously happy but would give me father points that would sure- ly last a lifetime. I also men- tioned that I might write about it. And so it was done. My daughter watched Russell work on a sound stage, then we went to the commissary for lunch with the publicist. She had no idea who would fill the fourth chair at our table until Kurt Russell arrived. To his great credit, he didn't hurry through the lunch or patronize my daughter. , I I ·, I I '\.. I I ' ]oseph n. . bell And to her great credit, she was both composed and arttc!- ulate. Big points for dad and for Disney. And to top it off, Rus- sell sent her a photograph with a very funny inscription on her 40th birthday. The Disney low point came some yea.rs later when we took my stepson to Disney World in Orlando. For four outrageously expensive days we were liter- ally submerged in Disney commercialism. We stayed at Disney hotels, ate in Disney restaurants, shopped.in Disney stores, rode on Disney buses and spent obscenely large amounts of money in Disney theme parks. T he absolute low point came on our final day there when a sudden rain squall hit us at Epcot and we duck~to one of the stores, already crowded with damp tourists. And sure as hell, from underneath the counters came thousands of Disney ponchos, eight bucks apiece, line forms right over here. I refused to buy one and got very wet, a small protest but ..._the only one a.v&ijlble·tome. Since then, •tt has beeh a mixed bag. Disney has been taking some risks with its film product, and, unlike the Southern Baptists, I find that mostly interesting. I began to see mice under my bed when Disney bought the ABC nework, but fearing a case of Disney Paranoia, I shook it off. Until last night. That's when I went to my first Angel game since Disney took over the team. I go to maybe 25 or 30 Angel games a season. Base- ball is my psychiatric couch, has been since I was a school- boy. I mostly go alone and take reading materials and my thoughts. I go early and sit there for three hours, and by the time the game is over I usually have my world in some sort of workable perspective. And all of this is without miss- ing a single pitch. I can recount afterward every play of the game. Because baseball is a leisurely game of small move- ments and nuances, mixed with occasional slashes of bril- ... ~t action, it otters time for rll'D!ction and the exhilaration that comes with the overpow- ering sensation that for a brief moment all is right with the world. Or at least it used to - before the Disney marketing geniuses began leaving their mouse tracks all over the game. I had a feeling things were not well when the people who broadcast the Angel games began spending more time shilling for Disney promo- tion items than describing the game. Then I went to my first post-Disney game, and my worst fears were realized. I think it is safe to say that there wasn't one moment of silence between innings throughout the game -and not very much during the action . The Angels won big, and instead of remembering their barrage of base hits, all I remember is a cacophony of noise so intense and pervasive that my head ached when the game was over. Now I know I run the risk of being designated a geriatric case planted firmly in a past that no longer exists, but I heard enough comments that night and since from non-geri- atrics about the intrusiveness of the noise at Anaheim Stadi- um that I have to believe it isn't just me. They have a dozen cheer- leaders, for God's sake, danc- ing to ear-splitting noise on top of the dugouts between every inning. And when the music- noise isn't blaring, an announcer is shouting irrele- vancies at us. I'm told that Disney has cre- ated a similar atmosphere at the Duck Pond. I'm not a hockey person, so I don't know about that. But hockey is a different game of constant movement, so maybe it works better there. But it sure as hell doesn't work at Anaheim Stadium. T he Angels have suddenly come to life. With the tal- ent they can put on the field, they have a real shot at the American League champi- onship. There are a lot of base- ball people around here like me who have waited a very long time -especially through the agony of last season's free fall -for that to happen. The greatest gift the Disney people could give us is to hang onto the baseball talent the Angels have assembled - then send the cheerleaders to the D.uck Pond and get out of the way and let the Angels play baseball. U they do that, I guarantee people will come. • JOSEPH N. BEU. is a Newport Beach resident. His column runs Wednesdays. Food & Wine Festival at Crystal Court Thursday . June 27t 1996 5:30 p.m. -8:30 p.m. $30 Admission • Fe.aturing: Great cuisine from the many South Co.tst Pl.aJi\ restaur,.nts. ..._.. An exciting sampling of premium California wines. _.. Live steel drums of "Steel. PaTa4e" for y~ur dancing or listening pleasure. Be.n~f iting Tht Food Distribution Center S Someone C•rts Soup Kitchen 1 ~V1i¥>' (.. • J I W£0NESOAY, JUNE 26, 1996· Santa Ana Heights OKs merger withffiWD • Combining water dis- tricts should take about six months to complete. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA HEIGHTS -In r;eparate decisions, the board of directors of both the Santa Ana I !eights Wa ter Co. and the Irvine Ranch Water District have agreed m concept to a merger of the two agencies, which would put the 'imaller district under the admin- istration of IRWD. The merger, which is expected to take up to six months to com- plete, must be approved by both the Local Agency Formation Commission and by Santa Ana Heights' approximately 2,700 . customer/shareholders. "We'll complete (the consoli- dation) as soon as we can," said J.R. Mosier. a Santa Ana Heights board member. "The ultimate decision will be in the hands of our shareholders." Under the pre-annexation dgreement, IRWD would take over Santa ..4,na Heights' water system, the dlstrlct's property and all of its dSsets IRWD will pay $1,100 per share and, once the merger is com- plete, current Santa Ana Heights customers can expect a 10% reduction in their water bill, offi- c1dls from both agencies claim. Santd Ana Heights, one of the smallest water districts m the coun- ty, serves customers in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and residents of c1d1acent unincorporated areas of the county. Earlier this year, the water district requested merger proposals from lrvme Ranch,. Mesa t 'onsolidated Water District and Uuee private water companies. Joining with Irvine Ranch is the most logical maneuver Mosier said, since the two agen- cies hdve resources in close prox- 11nity to each other. . ~All of the comparue"s. made good offers." said Mosier. "But the others wouJd have to develop more resources. fRWD is in a position to proVJde that right from I he beginning. "Our boa.rd sought these pn:r posals because we felt that combin-. mg with larger service entity is the l>C'st Uung for our shareholders. " In a prepared statement, IRWD president Danyl Miller said that th<' distnct expects Santa Ana l le1ghts customers to have a "continuing voice" in the opera- t10n of the water district. "Both our headquarters Md our corporation yard are close to thelJ' service area." Miller said. "This wiLI enable us to provide dlJ't:.'ct customer service and will uuarantee thdt Santa Ana Heights can retain local representation." The move is in keeping with rl'cent studies advocating the merger or all county water agen- r1es under a single rubric. Assem- bly speaker Curt Pringle has c1uthored a bill which would force that consolldabon to take place. June 1996 DAVE LUCHANSKV I DAILY PILOT Rafa Jimenez otters support to friend Noemi Aguirre by the Newport Beach Pler during Agulrre'a lint attempt at in-line skattng recenUy. Jimenez and Aguirre said they come to · Newport Beach often In search of new adventures. Once you leam how to leam, you never stop growing. She can ca.lcula.t.e her soft.ball batting average In her head.. She learns a new word from the dictionary every day_ She memorized Grandma's oatmeal cookie reci pe_ She does her daily math worksheets without having to be told.. She wants to be an astronaut or a veterinarian when she grows up_ She'• a Kumon ki4. ICV1110n •l Ille 1nd1~zed method of iell1>0<ed lea1n11ig wh.dt improves o ch1kf, conl.dence 1n ocodemi<' ond deYelopi lktli f01 l1kbig ochievemenl for Clri COUNClL ~KllMON MATH CENTERS learning How To Learn'u 673-3270 2865 E. Coast Hwy., #201 Corona del Mar Dear Costa Mesa Friends and Supporters. Thank you Triangle Square and Tony Petros for graciously hosting this campaign event. I ran for a seat on the Costa Mesa City Council in 1994. I beUeve· that my ideas and ideals rang true with many of you because I received 6,073 voles and came in a close third for the 1wo open seats. Since then I have continued my commitment to Costa Mesa's residentiaJ, business, and corporate citizens by chairing the Planning Commission. Because of my commitment and interest in Costa Mesa's furure , I am planning to run for the City Council this November. As I begin to refine a vision for Costa Mesa, I as k for your input I want to hear from you about your concerns. your ideas, your vi- sion for Costa Mesa: "Costa Mtsa in tht year 2000 will be ... and · we will accomplish that by doing ... ?" You may contact me by phone (546-3810). fu (546-1924). e-mail (cowan cm@aol.com) with your respon se to this question. Ton1 Pttro1 a"" '/Wa111/1 Square will bf lu'1tlnl a "Mttl Ubby Cowllll" evtnl IU '/Wantlt SfUllTI 011 ThllfldaJ, Jun1 21, 5:30 to 1:30 p.lfl. I invite all of you to altend. The evening schedule will allow one-on-one diwussion opportunities as well as a group question and answer session. I have the energy, ideas, and interest to serve you on the Costa Mesa City Council, please take this opponunity lo come and meet me and share with me your ideas about Costa Mesa. I look forward l<l hearing (rom )'OU lftd to meeting you M>On. Gtb~ Wood named to library boar By Catotyn Miller, Daift; Pilot NBWPOin' BEACH -It wasn't until Jim Wood went for a jog around Balboa IJland Tuesday morning that he lee.med be bad been appointed to the city's library board ct truatee8 the.previous !light. "Someone congratulated me,• Wood said Tuesday. "It was a little bit of a surprise because I wasn't selected as a finalist." · Wood, a Newport Beach resi- dent of 30 years and editor of Coast magazine, bad been nominated and tnteIViewed as a candidate for the library trustee seat vacated by longtime trustee Lucille Keuhn. but hadn't made the final cut. But City Councilman John Cox added Wood's name to the list of three nominees Monday night, and Wood, who served for two years on the library's foundation, won the appointment over two other nominees. "The first thing I want to do is get paper towels in the men's room and get rid of the blow dry- er," Wood joked. But on a serious note, Wood said he would like to help guide policy and insure that the library continues to be "a great asset to the community." Wood's tenn as a trustee will be for four years, until the year 2000. The other nominees were Joanne Lombardo, Susan Smith and Cynthia Hollem. But Hollem pulled out of the running amidst a struggle between the nominating bommittee and library supporters over the nominations. "Her withdrawal was perhaps a sign ot thingS to ccme. • said Jackson. the cbaiIJDal1 ol the libr board of trustees. "lam looking ward to working with Jim. I he's been a contributor to the munity for a nwnber of years.• The City Council also appo ed members to other committ Incumbent Tod Ridgeway a Thomas Ashley were the appointed to fill the vacancies the Planning Commission. Malcobn Dunn was appoint the Patks, Beaches and Recrea · CoJ11J1lission. Pour people w appointed to the Arts Commissi Kenneth Marshall, Lyn Belas Michael Coon and Mary Mein The appointments to the Ci Service Board were continued the July 8 council mee · because of disagreement over number of nominations requir and incomplete paperwork the five nominees. Local man pleads no contest to operating slum hot A Costa. Mesa man was ordered by a Los Angeles Munic- ipal Cowt Monday to pay $10, 178 in fines for operating a hotel where residents lived in slwn-like conditions, attorneys said. Roy Molina Aquino, 50, plead- ed no contest to criminal charges that residents at the Don Hotel in Wilmington lived without heat, water and smoke detectors. Inspectors who checked out the hotel between Aug. 22 and Oct. 30 also reported exposed Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS AflE A TRIP TO MEXICO The ltlon c*t...,.s Sln<e 1972 ( ... '/' .. !, l I i J ~ ~ •• t .. I I ' ' I I electrical wiring, damaged fire doors, deteriorated floor cover- ings, broken glass and cockroach infestation at the 128-unit com- plex. which was built in 1929. Aquino was placed on three years' swmnary probation and giv- en until Sept. 10 to complete repairs. it safer and more friendly. partner left the business in 199 Aquino said he gets along w with the 50 to 60 residents. "My tenants are my assets," said. "When I came in here y couldn't even leave the door ope Aquino said many of the cbarg by city inspectors were exaggerat The hotel owner, contacted by phone Tuesda~ said he already has started many of the repairs. 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With C~asrs Stmpatks, you get your entertainments worth on premium lV! Watch a new movie every Saturday night on HIO. Entef1ainment-pocked 3-Day Weekends on SMwlme. And more than 170 movies every month on Ci11.ax. ::,. (7M) 542·6222 1 e Newport BHdVcosta Mesa Daily Pilot TODAY YOGA "Yoga For Your Back" is the title of a new class designed for adults ~all ages suffering from back pain incurred by injuries or stress from 6:15 to 7:15 p .m. Wednesdays. The cost is $28. For directions and reservations, call 644-3151. PATIO GARDENING A class titled "Patio Garden- ing" is offered Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. at Sherman Ubrary and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Preregistration is required at $15. For more infor- mation, call 673-2261. PAINTING WORKSHOP A new series of drawing and painting landscape and seascape workshops have begun. Six work- shops will be offered from 9:30 a.m . to 12:30 p.m. at different Newport Beach and Corona del Mar sites. For more information, call 644 3151. SMART INVESTING The Orange Coast College's Community Education Office offers a work.shop titled "Smart investing for Seniors" from 1 to 4 p.m. in Room 112 of OCC's Coun- seling and Admissions Building. The cost is $19. For more informa- tion, call 432-5880. BUSINESS OWNERS The Internal Revenue Service is offering free tax work.shops for small business owners from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave. For more information, call 360-2094. benefit the The Food Distribution Center and the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. Savor cuisine from local restaurants, sample premi- um California wines and be sere- naded by a live steel drum band. Tickets are $30. The event is at Crystal Court, 3333 Bear St., Cos- ta Mesa. Call 435-2160. FRIDAY DONORS NEEDED The Newport Harbor Elks Lodge is having an American Red Cross Blood Drive from 3:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 3456 Via Oporto in the Lido Marina Village. The drive is open to the TIIURSDAY \ public and walk-ins are welcome. SLIDE SHOW "The Use of Lasers in Medicine• is the title of a free slide lecture at 7 p.rn. in the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more infonnation, call 717-3800. MARKEllNG EXPERT The Business Development & Dolphins Divisions offers a net- working seminar along with breakfast at 7 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost ranges from $15 to $19. For more infor- mation, call 729-4400. FOOD-WINE FEST The South Coast Plaza Sum- mer Food and Wine Festival to be held trom.. 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. will RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Wt*9 ~Dollar Coven Men! 1922 HAltOt llVD., COSTA MESA • s.&-1156 . For more information, call 497-5749. HORSE SHOW A free Peruvian horse show will start today and end June 30. The show will be from 8 a.m. to 5 p .m. at the Equestrian Center at the Orange County Fair. For more information, call (909) 877-2792. SATURDAY . SURFING AUTHOR Surfing enthusiast Daniel Duane, author of ·caught Inside: A Surfer's Year on the California Coast,• will be the featured speak- er at the Newport Beach Public Library Foundation's "Manu- scripts" presentation at 11 a.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room. Por more information, call 717-3801. WHO CARES ABOUT YOUR HEALTH? S'4pe-Up NEWPORT .. • 200 Monthly Aerobic Classes • Yoga and Stretch • State of the Art Equipment •Certified Trainers & Teachers . •Personal Service & Attention r-w Ne~,,..,., CtulJ,,,,...,. WOimM ... ,. C0ANER OF E. 17TH & IFMNE IN WESTCUFF PlAzA CALL 631-3623 MUSEUM STORE SALE The Newport Harbor Art Museum Store is having a sale on books, posters, T-shirts, jewelry, children toys and more from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call 759-1122. .. SUNDAY MEDITATION Raj Yoga Meditation and its unique features, such as yogic transmission and cleaning, will be discussed at a free open house from noon to 2 p.m. at the New- port Beach Central Library, 100 Street fair n. -.a.nta. bad- ............. of 31 .. StNet at tbe CaMrY Vlllage in\ftte ~to a Euro- pean Street Pair from 10 ..._ ID 4 p.m. SUnday ID New- port Beach. Avocado Ave. For more informa- tion, call 759-5434. FUND-RAISER IMAGES is sponsoring a hair-cut- ting fund-raiser for COPES, an agency for abused children in Orange County, from 10 am. to 4 pm. at 2515 Coast Highway in Coro- na del Mar. The haircut cost is $25. For more information. call 675-5531. TUESDAY INVESTMENTS Two vice presidents from a major brokerage firm will teach individuals how to enter the GRAND .OPENING ~"~fJ33" Vietnamese Restaurant ~7.ute ~ ?M~t ~H 2394 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa (714) 650-1421 Cornf'r of Ntwporl & Santu Isabel Na C N-~T 2043 Weser~ te: 103 842..07•7 LAQUNA NIGUEL 27932 S. ~ Paz Rd .. Ste. 843-3231 IRVINE 14220 Culver Or . ....... 1 10034 Adams H48S82 Dear Newport Beach Community: Each 4th of July since 1958, we have proudly s~nso~ the grand fireworks display for the benefit of tho e m ~city ~f N rt Beach. Unfortunately, the cost of underwnbng this ::ur:: pyrotechnic djsplay bas substantially inc~~. over the yea.rs, to the point where it is ju t too cost proh1b1t1ve for us to absorb. The. pulJ>O. e of this le~r is to seek your assi tancc in keeping this annual celebration aUve. Newport Dunes R~ort ~ . established a fund at Nonhem Trust Bank of California m t Newport Beach to underwrite the co t of produc~ g'; ro~~ fireworks program. The NEWPORT BEACH FIREWORKS FUND is accepting donat~ons from both private citizen~ and the bu incss community. We would appreciate any contribution that you or anyone you know can make to help keep the tradition alive. If you have any que.,dons. plca&e feel fsee to contact me directly at (714) 729 .. 3863. w~tReari . ~L Evall.S ~.(Alt. Anne Evans QUinn Vice Plelidml Commanity ReWiona WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 world of investing at a three-part work.shop offered this summer from 6:30 to 9 p .m . on Tuesday evenings at Orange Coast Col- lege's Social Science Building. The cost is $29. For more inf orma- tion, call 432-5880. MEETlNG The Parks, Beach.es and Recre- ation Commission Council Clam- bers of the city of Newport Beach will be pieeting at 7:00 p.m. at 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more infoonation, call 644-3151. PAJAMA STORY TIME The Mesa Verde Branch offers Pajama Story Tune, part of the Summer Reading Program at the Costa Mesa Libraries from 7 to 7:30 at 2969 Mesa Verde Drive East starting today until Aug. 14. For more information, call 546-5274. BREAKFAST LECTURE Paul Heussenstamm, a fourth- generation artist based in Laguna Beach is speaking on the "Art of the Soul• at the Inside Edge from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m . at Scott's Restau- rant. 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa. The Inside Edge is a support group for success-minded people who want to explore and expand their potential. First time guests pay $15, others pay $35. For more information, call 460-4242. MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Breakfast Sout~oast Thrift & Loan Association 5.25 ry• PASS80oK Nor'rA1 Ho Montlily •cidf11•iw fee of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will have its weekly fellow- ship about "Fresh Hope foe Ameri- ca" from 1 to 8 a.m. in Dierenfield Hall C. The cost is $2.50. For more information, call 574-2239. FESTIVAL The Piecemakers Country Store presents "Let Freedom Ring" Fowth of July Festival from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1720 Adams Ave., Cos- ta Mesa. The free celebration will include live country music and more than 165 handcra.fters shar- ing their treasures. For more infor- mation, call 641-3112. FRIDAY, JULY 5 TABLE TENNIS Orange Coast College offers a table tennis class for young players and adults from 6 to 10 p.m. on Fri- days in OCC's Gym starting today through Aug. 30. The afternoon class is from 2 to 6 p.m. on Sun- days, July 7 through Sept 1. The cost ranges from $10 to $50. For more information, call 432-5880. SUNDAY, JULY 7 EXHIBmON Beatrice Anderson will be pre- senting her watercolors exhibit at her reception from 2 to 4 p .m. at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Her exhibi· tion can be seen anytime during library hows until July 31. -/,,,,..-- I N!!__r1 )/r111 ()utlet 70% Off of What? ~ North Carolina deep discount ' prices at a Southern California address. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 IL 230 East 17th St.. Costa Mesa KIDS EAT FREE Sunday • S-8 pm 'H ' p1 r ~ 1, 1 , 1 ii KEE.P THE TRADITION ALIVE! WEONESOAY, JUNE 26, 1996 DISTRICT CONTINUED FROM 1 sometlung in one school within three months. "It's far better to bwld consensus among parents and faculty and the community than to try and start some Uung in September,• she said. Currently the school district has a d.istrlct-wide program -called GATE m which students are pulled out of their regular classes several times a month to receive special instruction w1lh other gifted students. That's not e nough, said Andersen EJemenldJ)' School parent Saboobi C'urnm, who recently visited Irvine Uruficd's ~Jlftt'd program with her son. "I redhzed the ctiffe rence in qual- ity WdS sv s1gnificdnt, • said Currim, whost? son ~ m Newport-Mesa's GATE program Mdrgdret Tiuelemear, whose tldughtt•r will enter fust grade at Har- bor View Elementary m September, '><lld Newport-Mesa needs to offer more attenbon to eMly elementary duldrcn who dre bored with school. • Alreddy my frustra tion with whdt thC' chstnci can offe r her IS htgh," Sht' Sdld 13ut dclnurustrdtors warned a bout rnovmq too fdst with dll accelerated pro~Jrd1l1 di f ldrbor View -one of tht> ft•w dt'otnct schools below 70% tdpdc1ty bC'CdUSC' d new princi- pc1J hd!> not been htred. School boMd president Jim de Boom !.tttd cbstnct ddmimstrators would look 11110 decelerated pro- qrt1ms c.lnd rt'port bdck to 1rustees during tht> sununcr. He did not say wht>tlwr <1 program would be t'Sttti>b'>h hy St-pll•mber. CHARGES CONTINUED FROM 1 hr... I 11<1 I UL'>dbthty fonllS. They also dc111 t wdnl hun to receive a $300,000 r omplc1ml hC' hied agdlllst Newport Bc'rtth \"/'Ith the Sidle Workers Com- fWO'>dlJon Buc:1.rd "If .,omt•onC'\ tc:1k mg benehts lht>y c.1rP not cnt1llcd to w e will take t hi' '>IPP'> to dispute those claims,· .,tllU C1tv f\ lc:tndger Kevin Murphy. "ilwn lnouy<>, a spokeswoman for lhf' ... tdtP DPpdrtment of insurance, .illPq<•c, R.i<Jg1o's clauns that he can- not wttlk wit hout d walke r or cane <H<' untrue A v1dt>otaped evide nce 'ohow<, him movrng freely, she said. Rct<JCJIO Srlld he WdS on strong dcJ'>P" of prescnpllon pa in killers thc1t c1llowt•d him to walk when the vHIPulc1pP wc1s mdde. On lesser dost•'> dncl Mlhout drugs he needs h1•lp lo Wufk, hP Sdld "I hdvt> tdkcn heavy doses of pr1m mt>clJc.rne JU'>l to ledd a normal Ille Rc1qq10 .,drd ·I lJVe an pd111 24 h1111 f'> d cir1y • RcHJCJIO rll'niec; the charges .iqc11m.1 hun Sdy111g he has had thn•" ch'btltl<1t111g c;urqenes k I .1111 n11ncrl for the rest of my 1111· hc•,11th-wM' • Raggio said. ·1 .im not hc1lf lht• mdn I used to be." c 't1lltnq the ddy m court the worst of h1.., ltl1 •. l{.iq<po c;c1rd he has never even n •cc ·1vPd r1 trc1lhc llckPt before this. "\ly wholt• ltlC' I've been a hard workPr. <111 honest worke r and IH'( cfll ... (' of lhf' Injuries I had lo rt•llrc•," lw c;d 1cl H.111q10 lc•rt Utt" oty m 1993, two \•"tr" ,tftc•r Hw 1111ury. Newport Beach h"' -.1n•rtt .tll(l1tl $90,000 on Raggio's dr .... illllrtv whte h mcludes medical .111d l1·qo1I 1 o'>L'>. e>stlmated Lauren f ,uft •\ tl11 c tly''> nsk mc10ager. rho• Ill.ti\ rpn•1ves about $289 "\ ··r\ lw11 Wf'Pk'> from the city. The P"' 111,.111 ... will rontmue dunng the Irr.ii r .irll'li '>did fl.oq 1111" w1f P former City Oerk \'v,111d 1 H.111q10 whom he met on the I h ,,11cf 111 ·r hu.,hdnd has really suf- t .. r•·d R.1111110. who retired earlier 1111 ... ,,:c•.ir will <,ldnd hy her h usband. \\',.'II 111 ... 1 hrtvP lo tdke each day I' rf I Clfllf '" " 'ohl' <;did Premium CigarcJ • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo • Cuesta Rey ·Davidoff • Diamond dtown • Don Lino • Dunhlll · Excalibur ffln • H. Upmann • • P.G .• ~ ---;--• ---_-~ ----r----., -' • - ~ .. :·· __. , , ' KENO ' ,. -~ • ....Jt.: . • . CONTINUED FROM 1 NMt Mike Befus. a Shooters bar· tender. "It wu reel sudden. no warning at all,• Baird Mid Tuesday. "I trted to run a ticket and J got a message that Mld, 'function suppreaed.'• It ls lunch time. Wblle a few peo- ple a:re playing pool. the bar ii emp- ty and the Keno cards, normally on every table, are tucked away lD a comer. Ordinarily, a row of Keno regulars might be sitting at their lucky stools, nursing a beer and playing round after round of Keno. Happy hour crowds from -4 to 8 p.m. might also be down, Baird said. "This could really hurt the bar · buainess, • Baird said. •Already today, I haven't seen many of my regular people.• Behind the bar sits a framed photo- graph d the Shooters patron who once picked seven nwnbels and collected $2,500. "Hils" d $400 and S500 are a lot more flequent. JtS the other day, be said, four women won S500 and ROTC CONTINUED FROM 1 least 30 years. Willy Porter wUl bring hls slng1ng and songwriting talents to Triangle Square tonight at 7. School administrators have not yet gauged student interest in ROTC program. Jacobson said, but students at Newport Harbor or Corona del Mar high schools would be able travel to Estancia or Costa Mesa if they wanted to participate. Porter's next stop: Triangle Square By Todd Jensen, Daily Pilot S inger/songwriter Willy Porter, whose Volkswa- gen Van has charted more than one-quarter of a mil- lion concert miles, will be strumming a few notes tonight at 7 on his acoustic guitar at the Vugin Megastore in Costa Mesa's lhangle Square. And he feels pretty good about it. u If you commit to what feels good in your life, you can't fail, " Porter said in a recent phone interview. What feels good for Porter has struck a pleasurable chord for many others as well. as witnessed by the whirlwind of dttenti.on lav- ished on bis recent album, "Dog- Eared Dream.· and its first single, the harmony-intense, 'Diple-A radio hit. •Angry Words.• Porter is the first to admit the ride has been a wild one, but it's the songsmanship that is elemental. "It's about writing the songs I need to write and maintaining a level of honesty,• he said. Among the album's finest moments are • Boab lfee, • a lush, per~sive ballad that con- siders the power of the collec- tive tonsd.ousness in bringing about change, and "Watercol- or,• a masterpiece of desire and uncertainty in the face of love. But the articulate, puckish performer is wary of being pigeonholed as a heart-on-bis- Cool off la Amo.al .\•u•h It,., .. ....., ........ "' ('111 ror ··in:•: Knll'llUI\' "" ......... ,, ............. 800 892 3969 ,,,_ tit~ bin \t:Jf'Vt ,,., • • ~ t t'•1rMrU-\l•r .,,. llo.u Mf't tht"-tlt ,o-'t·r Of"""''" bfd """"' .,,,. , • "11 •• ., ,.,.. .. "'" WH8N YOU 8UY 6 llAG8UAT RIGULAR PRIC811! O« COU'ON'fAC\JS!OM[l ~ T --'l' .. ' ' --' -l ,-~-... ~ • .J , ..... ~ .I' ' --.... · .. -.. , . ) . -~· dlJDSON IN ALPINE SUMMER SCHOOL • Co-ed Grades 9-12 • 3 Week Sessions • Accredited Cout9es • Extensive ESL • White Mountains •Altitude 8200' Beautify Your Yard! We haoe 006' 4-0 l/t'(Jl'S comb~ • aavlot in thl.a art'a. Our quality, creatlolty and service Ol't'~ ~tha ioe wUI take can of all yoUT laNUcapt' and '"'1IOtlry needa. • Lud.cape Dcetgn • Stonework. Paua., &BBQlt • Wattt P.O., Poo&. ~ 5pM ·~S,.Um• ··~·, .... • ~SpedalAN sleeve troubadour. ·The Wisconsin-bred Porter entered the world ol music at age 7, taking up the imposing viota at school •one of the advantages of ROT<:; programs is it prepares (students) for priority consideration in military academies, which are tremendous- ly competitive, and that's a nice •My parents said, We think it's great that you picked up an instrument, but maybe you could pick one you can play,"' Porter recalled. The acoustic guitar, fueled by a love for Leo Kottke, Michael Hedges, and Ry Cooder, proved the perfect choice. Today, with support of key radio stations like L.A. 's KSCA, Porter was signed to Private Music. • TODD JENSEN Is always on the lookolft for great local bands. Please send tapes or CDs to him at PO Box 5606, Balboa Island, CA, 92662. 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Above the dool' Ir banner tnnnpeting Keoo as "the Spot• game. 1be room'I monit« ii •rve made a few jokes abo going through withdrawal to aom of the waiters and waitresses wb play a lot,• said waiter nent Pe "Some of them are pretty upset.• Penzl says he played occaaion ly, but was hardly a hard-cot Keno-ist. Uke Baird at Sboote however, he understands th game's attraction. And Shooters' Baird wonders the Supceme Court oomiders the lfomia Lottery appropriate but dedclel that Keno is Improper gambling. •Every Wednesday and Saturda people put in their money t become millionaires,• said "That's not gambling?• scholarship,• Jacobson said. The Air Pbrce was the only milt, tary ROTC program the high schoo considered, Jacobson said. "No other services contacted us nor did we go out and seek any oth er programs,• he said. An Air Force junior ROTC woul most likely include two retired mil itary instructors. The district woul pay half of the instructor's while the military would fund th other half, Jacobson said. Student uniforms and books also would be furnished by the military. Otidals said they would need about 30 students to start a program. whlch could grow to about 100 students. The Phen-Fen Diet ' The answer rs )'t!S~ llow1.'\-'Cr the treat· , mcnt of obesm· or :in overweight condi· t1on ~lso requires :tppmprl:uc llfcstvle changes and :in 1nd1v1du~hzed, ph)'Sldin. supcmsed. comprchensl\'c appro.1ch indudrng dae1. ~h.wio< rnod1f1C11ioo :md CXCrOsc for C\'Cl')Ofl(', II C. 001 just SIOl· ply a ma1ter of pushulg themselves away from the tlble! The new diet ptlls. \\hen properly :idministered hy a ph1'SICUO who Is kll()9.1cdgeable 111 1hc1r use. cm be a • helpful ad1uoo lbr \\'tight rtd\lctlOn and : '-'ci8ht nuhl1cmncc ea.n my office fof ~n :ippoentmcnt and "-'C an <1ttemllnt: if \'OU :ire or arc not a good Clnd1d1te (or dr\Jg thc..12py Jor o~lty 0< an O\'tl'"\\cight conduion We al~ offer ahcrnatl\'C rmar.un~. Avocado Medical Group 1441 Avocado Ave. Swee 70T Newpon Beach, CA 92660 (714) 720..9266 ~.=~) : EYE-OPENER Newport Beach CC gets three-year ... agreement with Toshiba .... QUOTE OF THE DAY ·1 lhJnk the v~ u /abulous ... it., pretty tough to ~ .... -TOM SCO'IT. 1btlhiba o/ftdaJ . ... SPORTS IDITOI ROGEi CAltLSON, 642-4JJO, ext. 22J .. ;on to the· miJlennium! ·•h Vl • 'roshiba Senior Classic .gets three more years tagged on to contract after ... the '97 tournament. ilY Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot and Event Marketing ready to extend its for three more years. contract with ISM ISM, based in New-even before last week, port Beach, is the orga-when Neely made a nizer and manager of formal presentation to the only PGA event in Toshiba officials. Orange County. Its ......-.~ "I hope it's not a original contract with TOSH I BA surprise," Scott said. the Japanese electron-"We're very commit- • NEWPORT BEACH -An ics giant expires after ted to the community, anticipated "bigger and better" next year's tournament. and I don't think there's any bet- Toshiba Senior Classic next year "All of us are excited about ter way to go ahead and demon-~ also have life for three more their commitment to this event, strate that than by having a long- fears, extending the Senior PGA and the headway we are ma.king term commitment to the golf clas- Tour event into the year 2000, fol-toward becoming the preeminent sic. I think we were ready (to sign lowing the third Senior Classic sports and social event of the year before last week)." "That's certainly our intent (to extent a contract),• said Beverly Ray, Chairman of the Board of International Bay Clubs, Inc., which owns the country club. "We'll have to sit down and dis- cuss it with (Neely)." Neely was out of tovin Tuesday and unavailable for comment, but bas sug~ested several times in the past that IStvf 's contract extension with Toshiba \\'.as the top priority, and an agreement with NBCC would follow shortly thereafter. "I think the venue is fabulous," Scott said. "If you consider the coverage on ESPN with Newport Beach as a backdrop -with the harbor, all the shopping, Fashion Island and the Bay Club, and the next March 10-16 at the Newport in Orange County," ISM Presi-Scott, who owns a boat at Lido ~ach Country Club. dent Bob Neely said in a state-Yacht Anchorage, indicated that ..... Stephen Wagner, tournament ment. he would prefer to see the Senior director, con.firmed Tuesday that Tom Scott, General Manager Classic remain at Newport Beach rt:oshiba has given a verbal com-of Toshiba's Computer Systems Country Club, which has only one rliitment to continue its agree-Division, which approves the year left on a two-year agreement ~ent with International Sports event, said the company was with ISM. •SEE TOSHIBA PAGE 8 Gene Baum, 85, dies • Services are Friday at 11 a.m. for one of Newport Beach's all-time golf figures. By RJchMd Dunn. Dally Pi/Ot . BALBOA ISLAND -Gene Baum. co-founder and organizer of several succeldul events for the 552 Club, a fund-raising wing of Hoag MemOrial Hospital Presbyterian, died of natural causes at his home Tuesday. He was 85. He is survived by his wife of 59 yea.rs, Phyllis, two sons, Michael and Stephen, eight grandchildren and two great grand- children. Memorial services will be held at Pacific View Memorial Park in Newport Beach on Friday at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, the fam- ily has requested donations be made to Hoag Heart Institute or the Assistance League of Newport-Mesa Day Care Center. Mr. Baum, featured this month in the Daily Pilot as a charter member of the BaU>oa Island Yacht Club, which celebrates its 15th anniversary this year, was one of the supreme figures in the annual Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am, played every January • SEE BAUM PAGE 8 ,....-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------------------------, , •I • I ~· HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL l I I I I l I I , . r I I I I t: r. I r ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ Newport Harbor Hlgh's Watts Summer Games champions consist of (standing, from left) Garrett Govaars, Pete Hogan. Reagan Roney, Oscar Constandse, Danny Pulido, Steve Gorman, Brant Hill, Phil ~ Warther, Joe Urban, Erle Runfola. Eddie Clark, Josiah Fredrlksen; kneeling, from left. Eric Freeman, Brad La.Bass, Brian McLaughlin, Lucas Kerr, Oscar Garcia, Brett Baker. Not pictured, Greg Wertman. ~ ! " II .. ~ . PASS-ING FANCY .. • Newport Harbor's rise in the passing the central theme. El Toro and Irvine (in Sea View League action) and 20 balls. . : The most recent example of Newport's game Savanna (nonleague)," continued Brinkley. "'It's really given us a good start on the summer,· ~ game accentuated by five straight came at the Watts Summer Games where Harbor ·0ur kids did this against some pretty impres-said Brinkley. •it's something to reinforce the ~ W S G roughed up Banning of San Pedro, Granada Hills, sive guys.• spring. The kids played hard and within the system =. wins en route to atts UIIlllier ames Muir of Pasadena, Hawthorne and, in the finals , The Big Three in the offensive attack consisted against a lot of athleticism. It 1ust reinforces the ,. Seven-on-Seven football crown. Dominguez, at Cal State Dominguez Hills on Sun-of quarterback Josiah Fredriksen and wide things we believe in.• ~ day. receivers Danny Pulido and LaBass. The Sailors began their •lifting season" on 11 "I was really pleased with the defense," said Predriksen, the MVP of the tournament, com-Monday and hosted Laguna Beach Tuesday in a ~ By Roger Carlson, Daily Pilot 11th-year coach Jeff Brinkley, whose forces limited pleted 91 of 135 attempts for 1,034 yards and 14 "passing league game,· with the next item of inter-g the opposition to just two touchdowns in five touchdowns, with just three interceptions. That est coming Thursday evening at l'rabuco Hills •1 NEWPORT BEACH -They're still the Sailors games, keyed by 13 team· interceptions (five by works out to a completion ratio of 67.7% against where a four-way •passing league" situation is ~ and they'll be in their familiar business suits when Brad La.Bass)." some of the fastest and strongest competition in slated to begin at 5 o'clock. ~ the 1996 prep football season gets under way in For the record in competition which mirrored Southern California -or anywhere else for that The Air-Newport philosophy isn't entirely unex- ~ September, but it would appear there is little doubt actual game play about as close as you can get for matter. pected within the Sailors' camp. ~ Newport Harbor Higb's Tars will be taking their seven-on-seven, the Sailors rolled to victories of 27-Pulido was on the end. of 39 receptions, good for •we anticipated we'd be putting the ball up ~ shots from a different angle. 0, 14-0 and 19-6 over their first three foes a week-eight touchdowns; LaBass stepped up with 28 more,• admitted Brinkley. ·w e've got Danny and ~ Specifically, the Sailors will be turning to the end earlier, then behed Hawthorne in a semifinal, catches and six touchdowns. Brad, and Josiah, a nmning game by committee = carrier, where airborne strikes originate, ·as 21-0, before putting Dominguez away, 19-6. Another major positive was the play of tight end and we'll be young up front. So we'll have to move ~ opposed to a history of battleships with the tailback ·1 know we're going to be facing some speed in Pete Hogan, a transplanted fullback, who caught the ball around.• t------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-----------------~ I I I little league Costa Mesa White Sox win, 4-1 • Region 62 Championship on the line Thursday after semifinal victory over Seaview Athletics; Josh Little will be on the mound for the White Sox in Senior Minor decider. der Josh Uttle to the mound in the title showdown, which begins at 5 p.m . at the same site of Tuesday's conquest, JobnsOO Middle School. And if the perf onnance of Little ls anythixig bke it was on Tuesday the Marlins, who advanced to the finals with an 11-5 victory over the Costa Mesa National Dodgen on Monday, will indeed have tbelr bands full. Uttle spent bis time in amterftekl on Tuesday u 6-foot, 19<hpound Jon Bowquardez went the distance to gain the ftldlct. lpedDg out M\191\ bits. ft WU a defensive gm\ for the Wfn. '*'• who played errorleu bell, u Menager Cbril BraaWclt aJIOwed bis --Md pie~ Well defenalvety in neechtng tblir ~tb Yk10ry m 29 IMr1I ........ Howw.lt • ID the tMld Inning l9IXlnd bue- man Br9d Appl9by • ..,... to come up with the play of the game with a div- ing stop of a ball bMded for right field with runners on second and third and two out. He stayed with it arid got the runner by a step, this with the game on the line at 1-1. · • JUst one~ later lhOIUtop Nick Kimbrel went deep to bis right to backhand a rap heeded for left. turned and rifled the runner down at f1rlt to end the inning. • But all that pa*1 in the llatll iM1ng ans the WbMe Soa bad broUll through With tbNe ID the bOttoaa of tW fifth to forge tb* 4· 1 )Md. c.~ 'IMol' Macemld. ~ thlid In the Atb'*" ... Ud jlit leadoft biti. ttytDg ·--..... .... ed. cWtvered • ..., tmw tD Clllllter. i-..~~s*l .. W f .. t Mlllnd Mr -. II 1 I WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26, 1996 DISTRICT CONTINUED FROM 1 someUung m one school within three m onths. "It's far better to build consensus among parents and faculty and the commuruty than to try and start somethmg m September,• she said. CUrrently the school district has a district-wide program -called GATE -in which students a.re pulled out of their regular classes several ti.mes a month to roceive special instruction with other gilled students. That's not enough, said Andersen Elementary School parent Saboohi Cumm, who recently visited Irvine Urufied's gtfted program with her son. "I reahzed the difference in qual- ity wds so s1gnlftcanl, •said Currim, whose son ti. in Newport-Mesa's GATE program. Margdret Tiuelemelf, whose daughter will enter fust grade at Har- bor View Elementary in September, S<ud Newport-Mesa needs to offer more attenbon to early elementary duJdren who are bored with school • Alreddy my frustration with whdl the dJstnct can offer her is high,• s hl' said But adnurustrators warned about movmg too fcisl with an accelerated prowam dt Harbor View -one of the> few d1!)tnct schools below 70% C'dpdcity because a new princi- pul hai. n()I been htred. School boa rd president Jim de Boom Sd td clJ!>lrict administrators would look into accelerated pro- qrnms dOcl r<'port bdck to .trustees rtunng tht> ~ummcr. He did not say whl'lh<"r c1 program would be t•!>lc1blt!.h hy S(•ptembcr. CHARGES CONTINUED FROM 1 hi-. 19<!1 d1'>dbtlJty forms. They also dun t Wdnl !um to receive a $300,000 n1m plcUOt he Wed agamst Newport UC'c1c h Wllh tht> ~late Workers Com- J><'ll.,dlJon Board "If '>Omc>onc's tdking benefits lhl'Y df(' not enbtled to we will take I ht> sll'ps to dispute those clauns," 'idHi C1tv Mdnager Kevin Murphy. Shen Inouye. a spokeswoman for th(• '>tdt<' Dt•partment of Insurance, t1llPqt>!. Rdqg1o's cldirns that he can- not wc1lk without d walker or cane ttrc• untr.uc. A videotaped evtdence '>hflw'i htm moving freely, she said. Rt1<Jq10 5,11d he was on strong du:,ei. of prcscnpbon pain killers thdl c11lowc•d !um to wc1 lk when the v1dcotc1 pt> w c1s mdde. On lesser doses dnd without drugs he needs help lo wc1Jk, hP ~dld. "I hc1v<> tc1k<•n heavy doses of pc1m mPd1nne JUSt to lead a nonnaJ hf P, • Rdqq10 Sd1d ·1 bve tn RP1Il 24 hOllf\ r1 dc1y • Rct9q10 d t'nies the charges c1qdtn'it hun. sc1ying he has had thn•P dt>b11tt c1 tmg surgenes. ·1 ttrn n11ncd tor the rest or my hie hc•cJlth-w1se." Rc1ggio said. HI dill not hall the mdn I used to be.• Cdlhnq the dc1y Ill court the worst of h1., ltl1•. H.iqq10 said he has never even n ·c PtvPd t1 lrciff 1c llckP.t before this. "/\.ly wholc• hf P I've been a hard wmkl'f, c111 ho nt•st worker a nd li1•rc111.,c• nl the injunes I had to rt•ltn"." h(• c;c11cl H<1qqto lt•lt lhe city m 1993, two Vt'"'" ctflPr 1h.-tnjury. Newport Beach h,,, <.,p1•nt .1bcmt $90,000 on Raggio's d1' .. 11hil1ty, wh1< h includes medical 11nd h·q.il ro.,l<.,, Pstimated Lauren I .irl"Y 1h1· <tty\ nsk mdilager. I h•• 111c111 rc•cp1ves about $289 l'\t'f) two WC'l'k '> lrom the.pty. The Jld} nwnt ... will rontmue dwi.nq the 111,11 r:.irll'\, '><lid . H. 111q111' wll<'. ronncr City Oerk \'.<1nd11 H.1qq1CJ, v.hom he met on the I' oh ... mt lwr h1t .. hdnd has really suf- 1 .. r .. d Hc1qq1u, who rel.Ired earlier 1111 ... ., ... ir. will !.ldl1d by he r husband. '\\'"'" 111-.1 hrlvP to take each day •I" ti 1 c1rn1•,," 'ohl' 'idld KENO CONTINUED FROM 1 Mid Mike Baird. a Shooten bar- tender. "It wu real sudden, no wamiog at all.. Baird Mid Tuesday. ·1 tried to run a tick.et and I got a message tbet said, 'Function suppreaed.' • It ii lunch time. While a few peo- ple are playing pool. the bar ii emp- ty and the Keno cards, normally on every table, are tucked away in a comer. Ordinarily, a row of Keno regulars might be sitting at their lucky stools, nursing a beer and playing round after round of Keno. Happy hour crowds from 4 to 8 p.m . might also be down, Baird said. "This could really hurt the bar business,• Baird said. •Already today, I haven't seen many of my regular people.• Behind the bar sits a framed photo- graph of the Shooters patroo who once picked seven mnnbers and oollected $2,500. •ffits• of $400 and $500 are a Jot more frequent. Just tbe other day. be said, four women won SSOO and ROTC CONTINUED FROM 1 least 30 years. bad. grand old .. in the p'OOI& Baird sayw he it MYef&I Keno pJayen' •tucty bartender.• Super· ltitioUI customen won't play uolell .be II serving. OtheJ'f will on!y bet when their favorite Mat ii vacanl And Keno wtnnen generally ttp tbi bartender up to 20%, Mid Baird. Al the Barn restaurant. another popula.r gamJng haunt, the Keoo roomJs empty. Above tbe door ii' a ~~Kenou•tbea.t Spot" game. Tberoom'lmoaltorilcd. "I've made a few jokes about going through withdrawal to some of the waiters and waitresses who play a lot,• said waiter Thmt Fem:l •Some of them are pretty uptet. • PfDZl says be played occuionAt ly, but was hardly a bard-cart Keno-1st. Like Baird at Shoot~ however, he understands the game's attraction. And Shooters' Baird wonders why the SupJeme Court CX>DSiders the Oll- ifornia Lottery appropdate bul deddes that Keno is improper gambling. "Every Wednesday and Saturday, people put in their money to become millionaires,• said Bai.rd. •That's not gambling?" scholarship,• Jacobson said, The Air Force was the only mill~ tary ROTC program the high schools considered, Jacobson said. •No other services contacted us, nor did we go out and seek any oth- er programs,• he said. Willy Porter will bring hls singing and songwriting talents to Triangle Square tonight at 7. School administrators have not yet gauged student inte rest in ROTC program, Jacobson said, but students at Newport Harbor or Corona del Mar high schools would be able travel to Estancia or Costa Mesa if they wanted to participate. An Air Poree junior ROTC would most likely include two retired mil-. itary instructors. The district would pay half of the instructor's salary, while the military would fund the other half, Jacobson said. Porter's next stop: Triangle Square By Todd Jensen, Daily Pilot S inger/songwriter Willy Porter, whose Volkswa- gen Van has charted mQre than one-quarter of a mil- lion concert miles, will be strumming a few notes tonight at 7 on his acoustic guitar at the Virgin Megastore in Costa Mesa's ltiangle Square. And he feels pretty good about it. ~u you commit to what feels good in your life, you can't fail, .H Port~r said in a recent phone mterview. What feels good for Porter l:ias struck a pleasurable chord for · many others as well, as witnessed by the whirlwind of atten~on lav- J BAGELS FREE!! I WH•N YOU 8UY 6 I I UG•UAT I I RIGUUUt PRIC•m I I ON( (CUQN IU MTOMC• I CA'IHOI If C009ND>'MIHIM OllO OfflJS NI LOCA7lON ONlf ~l 7""'6 ..I --------- ished on his ~t album, "Dog- Eared Dream." and its first single, the harmony-intense, Tuple-A radio hit. "Angry Words." Porter is the first to admit the ride bas been a wild on e, ~ut it's the songsmanship ll)at is elemental. Hit's about writing the songs I need to write and maintaining a level of honesty," be said. Among the album's finest moments are "Boab nee." a lush, percussive ballad that con - siders the power of the collec- tive eonsciousness in bringing about change, and "Watercol- or, H a masterpiece of desire and uncertainty in the face of love. But the articulate, puckish p~rformer is wary oi being pigeonholed as a heart-on-his- Cool off la Arizona! 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"One of the advantages of ROTC programs is it prepares (students) for priority consideration in military academies, which are tremendous- ly competitive, and that's a nice Student uniforms and books 4lso would be furnished by the military. Ofida1s said they would need about 30 students to start a program. which could grow to about 100 students. Today, with support of key radio stations like L.A.'s KSCA, Porter was signed to Private Music. • TODD JENSEN Is always on the lookout for great local bands. Please send tapes or CDs to hi{I\..atPO Box 5606, Balboa Island, CA, .92662. STEAM CLEANING AVAILABLE r- 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I Phil • Vince Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch Catering Available For Reservations and Directions CaJI 723-0621 251 Shipyard w~ • Newport Bach ----COUPON ___ _ Jll $798 With this COUPOn Dinners Include · SOUPorSA(M CHOICE Of POTATO . DINNER ROU. --··· ~CoataMeea 2180 ..... llwl. .. 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Gene Baum, 85, dies • Services are Friday at 11 a.m. for one of Ne~rt Beach's all-time golf figures. ... \JI • Toshiba Senior Classic ,gets three more years tagged on to contract after .. the '97 tournament. ey Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot ' NEWPORT BEACH -An anticipated "bigger and better" tosbiba Senior Classic next year ~ also have life for three more years, extending the Senior PGA Tour event into the year 2000, fol- lowing the third Senior Classic next March 10-16 at the Newport $each Country Club. l'J• Stephen Wagner, tournament director, confirmed Tuesday that Toshiba has given a verbal com- diitment to continue its . agree- Eent with International Sports and Event. Marketing for three more years. .¥}f_ \~ ,, '. --. / '--'t '>"_, ;; ·~ ' f . ••• ···~· 'f. ·~ .. , .. -- ready to extend its contract with ISM even before last week, when Neely made a formal presentation to Toshiba officials. ISM, based in New- port Beach, is the orga- nizer and manager of the only PGA event in Orange County. Its original contract with the Japanese electron- ics giant expires after "I hope it's not a TOSHIBA surprise," Scott said. "We're very commit- ted to the community, J ,i.. :. ·' ~ next year's tournament. "All of us are excited about their commibnent to this event, and the headway we are making toward becoming the preeminent sports and social event of the year in Orange County,• ISM Presi- dent Bob Neely said in a state- ment. Tom Scott, General Manager of Toshiba's Computer Systems Division, which approves the event, said the company was and I don't think there's any bet- ter way to go ahead and demon- strate that than by having a long- term commibnent to the golf clas- sic. I thinf we were ready (to sign before last week)." Scott, who owns a boat at Lido Yacht Anchorage, indicated that be would prefer to see the Senior Classic remain at Newport Beach Country Club, which has only one year left on a two-year agreement with ISM . "That's certainly our intent (to extent a contract),• said Beverly Ray, Chairman ol the Board of International Bay Clubs, Inc., which owns the country club. "We'll have to sit down and dis- cuss it with (Neely)." Neely was out of town Tuesday and unavailable for comment, but has suggested several tiffies in the past that ISM's contract extension with Toshiba was the top priority, and an agreement with NBCC would follow shortly thereafter. "I think the venue is fabulous," Scott said. • U you consider the coverage on ESPN with Newport Beach as a backdrop -with the harbor, all the shopping, Fashion Island and the Bay Club, and the 8 SEE TOSHIBA PAGE 8 By RJcNrd Du~ Daily Pilot • BALBOA ISLAND -Gene Baum. co-founder and organiz.er of several successful events for the 552 Club, a fund-raising wing of Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, died of natural causes at .his home Tuesday. He was 85. He is survived by bis wife of 59 years, Phyllis, two sons, Micb.ael and Stephen, eight 9J'°dchildren and two great grand- children. Memorial services will be held at Pacific View Memorial Park in Newport Beach on Friday at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, the fam-ily has requested donations be made to Hoag Heart Institute or the Assistance League of Newport-Mesa Day Care Center. Mr. Baum, featured this month in the Daily Pilot as a charter member of the Balboa Island Yacht Club, which celebrates its 75th anniversary this year, was one of the supreme figures in the annual Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am, played every January 8 SEE BAUM PAGE 8 .------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------------------------, , 11 ' I ~ . HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL · : I t I I I f: I >--~ 1 ~ ~ ~ Newport Harbor Hlgh's Watts Summer Games champions consist of (standing, from left) Garrett Govaars, Pete Hogan. Reagan Roney, Oscar Constandse, Danny Pulido, Steve Gorman, Brant HW. Phil ,• Warther, Joe Urban, Eric Runfola, Eddie Clark, Josiah Fredriksen; kneeling, from left, Eric Freeman, Brad La.Bass, Brian Mclaughlin, Lucas Ken, Oscar Garcia. llrett Baker. Not pictured, Greg Wertman. ~ ~ .. • • • • " .. " : " , ' PASSING FANCY J : Newport Harbor's rise in the passing the central theme. El Toro and Irvine (in Sea View League action) and 20 balls. ,. The most recent example of Newport's game Savanna (nonleague), • continued Brinkley. "It's really given us a good start on the summer,• = gaine accentuated by five straight came at the Watts Summer Games where Harbor "Our kids did this against some pretty i.mpres-said Brinkley. "It's something to reinforce the ~ . u r S G roughed up Banning of San Pedro, Granada Hills, sive guys." spring. The lods played bard and withm the system ~ W1IlS en route to vvatts ummer aines Muir of Pasadena, Hawthorne and, in the finals, The Big Three in the offensive attack consisted against a lot of athleticism. It just reinforces the ;: Seven'-on-Seven football crown. Dominguez, at Cal State Dominguez Hills on Sun-of quarterback vpsiah Fredriksen and wide things we believe in." 11 day. receivers Danny Ptilido and LaBass. The Sailors began their "lilting season· on ~ "I was really pleased with the defense,• said Fredriksen, the MvP of the tournament, com-Monday and hosted Laguna BeaCh Tuesday in a i: By Roger Carlson, Daify Pilot 11th-year coach Jeff Brinkley, whose forces limited pleted 91 of 135 attempts for 1,034 yards and 14 "passing league game,· with the next item of inter- ;: the opposition to just two touchdowns in five touchdowns, with just three interceptions. That est coming Thursday evening at Trabuco Hills :: NEWPORT BEACH _They're still the Sailors games, keyed by 13 team· interceptions (five by works out to a completion ratio of 67.7% against where a four-way "passing league" situation is ~ and they'll be in their familiar business suits when Brad LaBass). • some of the fastest and strongest competition in slated to begin at 5 o'clock. :: the 1996 prep football season gets under way in For the record in competition which mirrored Southern Calif omia -or anywhere else for that The Air-Newport philosophy isn't entirely unex- ~ September, but it would appear there is little doubt actual game play about as close as you can get for matter. pected within the Sailors' camp. ~ Newport Harbor Higb's nm will be taking their seven-on-seven, the Sailors rolled to victories of 27-Pulido was on the en~ of 39 receptions, good for ·we anticipated we'd be putting the ball up '' shots from a d.ilferent angle. 0, 14-0 and 19-6 over their first three foes a week-eight touchdowns; La.Bass stepped up with 28 more," admitted Brinkley. "We've got Danny and ~ Specifically, the Sailors will be turning to the end earlier, then belted Hawthorne in a semifinal, catches and six touchdowns. Brad, and Josiah, a running game by committee ~ carrier, where airborne strikes originate, as 21-0, before putting Dominguez away, 19-6. Another major positive was the play of tight end and we'll be young up front. So we'll have to move l-~~.:.::~~:~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:-~~~----:~~~~=-~~~=:~:~~~~:~~:~~~~~--~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~.:.~~~:~=~~--~~-~~:~~~----------------------------~ I I ' I little league Costa Mesa White Sox win, 4-1 • Region 62 Championship on the line Thursday after semifinal victory over Seaview Athletics; Josh Little will be on the mound for the White Sox in Senior Minor decider. r der Josh Uttle to the mound in the title showdown, which begins at S p.m. at the sam~ site of Tuesday's conquest, Johnson Middle School And if the performance of Little is anything ~e it was on Tuesday the Marlins, who advanced to the finals with an t t-5 victory over the Costa Mesa National Dodgen on Monday, will indeed have their bands full. Uttle spent his time in cente.rtield oo Tuesday as 6-foot, 190-pound Jon BoUrquardez went the diltance to pin the verdict. spe.dng out teven hits. It WU a deffml\te gem for tbe win• nen, who played errorlea ball, as MaMger' Chris 8tumick eDow9d hi& teem bad played Well cWentlvely in DCICcblQg tbeiJ' 34tb vk1ofy tn 29 lta11I tbll IMIOG. Howw.llt • ID .._ tblrd lmdag eecoad bUe· man Bnicl Af1i*tir 1p1111rid to came \ up with the play of the game with a div- ing stop of a ball beaded for right field with runners on second and third and two out. He stayed with it and got the runner by a step, this with the game on the line at 1-1. • Just one inning later shortstop Nick Kimbrel went deep to bit right to back.hand a rap beaded for left, tw1MMS and rifled the runner down at ftnt to end the inning. • But all that pe1ed tn the .atb inn1rig after the White SC. bed m-.. through witb tine in tbe boaam ol tlll fifth '° forge ttMir 4· 1 )Md. Catdler ~ MateDtkL .,..... thlid In the Atblltk:I lwip and ... IMdall hittel trytng ·--.......... ed. cWl"'9d. ~ ---to Clll!S. Ulla. bow•~'*' ..... fH\ Mlalnd ~ eM •• ?ti • C:dM's O'Neil set for 'living live' 1V show • Ex·Duck, ex·Piranha will be one of five hosts for Cox Cable show. CORONA DBL MAR -Danny O'Neil, the record-setting Rose.Bowl quarterback from Corona del Mar, will be among the first five guest hosts on the new cable television talk show •uving Llfe, • which will begin ainng on Saturday at 5:30 p.m . O'Neil, who in the 1994 Pacific- 10 Conference season·led the Uni- versity of Oregon to its first Rose Bowl appearance in. 37 years, will join former football rurndouts Brad Budde (an All-Amencan offensive lineman for USC) and Mark Boyer (USC and lndianapolis Colts) on the weekly television show produced by Cox Cable Channel 31 in Mission Viejo. O'Neil will be the second guest host on ·uVlllg Life.· a production geared toward good ne ws dnd cur· rent topics to entertain, educdte and spiritually motivate llsteners. O'Neil, a lso involved in next week's dnnual Hdfvest Crusade al Anaheun Stadium, an cvctngelicaJ outredch, ·~ a high school youth pas- tor for r dlvary Chdpel tn Costa Mesa, thr• thml·large~t Protestant congregdtwn in the Umted Sta tes. He dccc•ptcd that dppointment befon· ltunin!J down a tryout offer from thE· Kdnsds City Chiefs last summer GOLF CONTINUED FROM 7 posibve altltude oJ Beverly Ray ;iod the rest ot the people who put it on -it's pretty tough to beat.• NBCC was reportedly given a guaranteed site fee of $75,000 for the event played la.st March. There are dubs reportedly wtthin Orange County that would actually pay a tourna- ment organizer to host a PGA event on its goU course, making it · attractive for an executive director, who would experience a complete financial turn- around. Newport Beach, according to Ray, olfers amenities no other county location can match. She also said there is no way to gauge how · much the club would seek for future tourna- ments. •1t provided such a wonder- ful signature event for Newport Beach," Ray said. "It seems µke it would really just be a natural, so we're looking forward to get- ting together with them and working out a long-term agree- WHITE SOX CONTINUED FROM 7 Athletics by throwing the baserunner out. Little. when on the mound, stnkes out more than 12 per game -he has 150 stnkeouts in 12 stdrts, which have resulted in a 9.3 record. Offensive the Costa Mesa nine was one-up on the compe- tition, a~ well. A hrst-inrung run came about when Kimbrel, who had got abodfd with a two-out single to left, scored on Little's base hit to center, a classic example of alert ment. We have .,,,.,,.,.. yw, and Jut time lt W~l IO well.• . Wagner, blNd two wMb 9» to replace Michael Carey M tournament director, Mid nat yeat't Senior Oaalc wtD also undergo some chaoges. •we're going to ~ the seating, viewing and parking areas for next year,• Wagner said . ~There will allo be gourmet food and beveTages available, u well, so it'• gotng to be bigger and better.• In addition to a traditional Monday pro-am, ISM organiz- ers plan to host a Monday Busi- nessman's Breakfast, with a member of the Senior Tour as a keynote speaker. Furthermore, Super Tuesday will include a Senior Tour Shootout, wb1ch was C41lceled this year, leaving several fans disappointed, and three other activities: A hole-in·one contest and a chance for somebody to win St million; a monster putt contest; and a youth golf clinic. . Wagner also announced that ISM has instituted a • t,000 Club• for the first 1,000 season- ticket holders, a package that includes several special items. baserunning vs. a lackadaisical defense. ln the fifth inning the White Sox finally turned the comer. Jeremy Cooper led off with a base hit and was replaced by pinch-runner Blake Llndsay, who advanced to second on a single by pinch-bitter Travis Trimble. Joey Kimbrel followed with a well-placed bunt up the first base line and legged it out for a base hit to load the bases. BAUM CONTINUED FROM 7 at the Newport BMCh Country Oub, where Mr. Baum WU. 1oagUme member. Each year, Mr. Baum played a signlfica.nt role in the Newport Clauic u a pro player rec:rutt1ng chairman and general trou- bleshooter. Baum chaired the event when it wu called the Crocby Southern in 1982. Thia year, the event raised $306,000, representing the largest gUt received from a single 552 Club event in the hospital's history. He was pronounced dead at Hoag Haspital. Mr. Baum, a native of Los Angeles, where he wu bom in 1911, also volunteered for key roles in other foundation fund- raisers, such as the 552 Club Stag Shoot, Bertram Yachts Tag & Release Billfish Tournament, and the Festival of 'Ifees, Mr. Baum Uved in the Arcadia area for many years working as general manager of Coast Enve- lope, a division of Hammennill Paper, while maintaining his hand in the summer months at BIYC, whi~ teaches children ages 4 through 16 the art of boat- ing and water safety. In 1976 he retired and moved to Balboa Island permanently. Among other things, Mr. Baum dressed up as Santa Claus each year and gave gifts to chil- dren in the day care center for the Assistance League of Newport- Mesa. CORONA om. MAR - The Amebe Soocer teem won the dub champi- onship at the recently held'" 16th annual Ameba Sw;n· mer Classic. 1 • Ameba teams captuted two consolation champi· on.ahips in the under 12 and under 14 boys divi- sions and were runnerups in under 12 boys play. The Ameba under 14 team just missed making the championship game against the Ziod Orange Coast United Slammers when the North Irvine Galaxy edged the Ameba, 2-1, in the semifinals. The Slammers beat North Irvine, 2-1, for the title. The Ameba advanced to the semis on the strength of a 2-1 win over the OCU Mutiny. Casey Zide and Ross Conway scored both of the Ameba goals. The Ameba under 13s took third place by notch- ing a 2-0 decision over the OCU contingent, behind the goaltending of Billy Eagle. The wins were the Amebas' under 13 first victories of the spring- summer season in 15 tries. Ameba under 12 Gold beat Ameba Silver. 2-1, Ameba Bronze, 5-0, and tied Fountain Valley, 1-1, to make it to the champi- Ail ·~..oez:-n • 1111 .... -,1 I .... ill , , .. ·~: .-_ .. , '.I .......... -..... .....,., JLM• A• -Cl •• Al b =::t:'.:-.. ....... I .......... ocu ..... u ...,., 111sacu.-.u .... •• a•• Ip a.-Ml =a •lit .. aan -..M11D1n•._... ...,....,,, ............. .... ,..._,.,_..RIM ,.,..,_ .. 21.,..ocu_....11 '-... ·-ocu ...-11 D9wlll ... ........ ... ,., ....... _...,,.... ............... ............ ~ ~ ........... .. ..,... ........... ..... onship game. Fountain Valley won, 3-2. Mo~t rec f•nUy, O'Neil. d Corona del Mdr I ugh athlete before trans- fcmng to Mater De1 for h1s hnal two y<>arc,, pldyed for the Anaheun Pira- nhas of the Arena Football League. F0Uow1nq lus Rose Bowl heroics m Jctn 1995. 1n which he sha red game MVP honors with Penn State's Kl-Jana Corter (the No. I overall pick in the NFL draft), O'Ne Ll lut the speaking c1rcwt in Oregon Nick Kimbrel cashed in Und- say with a solid blow to center, then Little and Jimmy Herzog each accounted for a run with a sacrifice fly. Summer rowing camp signups He was also a member and past president of the Optimists Club and Sales and Marketing Executives Association, both of Los Angeles, and a key volunteer for the Sandi Coffer Summer Classic at NBCC, a golf tourna- ment to benefit multiple sclerosis. DEEP SEA Ameba's Christopher Willard, age 8, led all scorers in the two-day tournament with seven goals and three assists. NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Aquatic Center's rowing camp for athletes ages 14-17 is set for July 8-26. . lUESOAY'S COUNTS Devey's Lodter • 7 boats, 201 anglers. 420 barracuch1, 69 calico bass. 1,on sand bass, 1 sculpln, 4 hallbut. 2 thresher sharks, 100 mldterel. Christopher Xanthahis ol Fountain Valley and Sea Dilf of the Slam- mers were the Most Valuable Players of the Tournament. Jess Throw- bridge and Matt Sauter were chosen the Most Valuable Amebas. "LlV1.11g Lil e" shows will d.ir Sat- urday and Sunday nights at 5:30 p.m C"heck your local lisung. The camp will teach rowing using videos and land workouts and workouts on Newport Harbor. Seating (literally) is limited so sign up early. Registration is being taken at the NAC at 1 Whitecliffs Drive in Newporil Beach. Newport Landing · 5 boats, 116 anglers. 800 sand bass. 20 calico bass. 135 barracuda. 2 halibut. 7 sculpln, 230 mackerel. The Ameba are currently competing in the Balboa Sand Soccer Tournament at Balboa Pier. They also have the 16th annual CYSA Class V Ameba Summer Invitational Tournament set for this weekend at Buffalo Hills Park in Newport Beach. By Richard Dunn Call 646-7725 for more information. For information, call 723-1031. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES b11rt Oil behalf of Samual JOSE R. LOPEZ. D365 C t TY C L E R K : This bu1lne11 11 COil-PUBLIC NOTICE wife PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual DouglH Lefebvre, a mliior RALPH URQUIZA, D37!> LeVonn• M. 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PANDA WOK culallon published In this CA 92625 ARV Investment Group, Brookhurst s1'., Unit B, 1 . Thie bu1ln11s 11 c:on• Flctltloue Bualnell Sue Cannon • 1 The loc:111on 1n Cal1lorn1a counly, at ltHt once a ARV Investment Group, Inc: 1 Calllomla corpora Huntington Beach CA Dally Pilot June 26. July 3, ducted by: an lndMdual N•m• Statement This slalement wa.s filed IJ!!l•·····--of the chool e•ecu11ve ottico week 101 lour consecutive Inc:, a California c:01pora-tlo~' 245 Fischer AvenU: 92646 · 10, 17, 1911e W738 Have you •tarted doing Thi lollowi with the County Clerk of of the sellur(') 1s SAME weeks prior 10 the day of lion, 245 Fischer Avenue, 0.1 •Costa Mesa CA 9262i Louis c . Hayti, 2l642 PUBLIC NOTICE bualnel1 yet? no dol buJ: P'f•~ :/..i Orange County on 5-28·96 AS ABOVE Iha hearing D-1. Coeta Mesa. CA 92626 Thi b I ' I Brookhurtt St Huntington Kevin M. Pratt ng n It. 19983884877 The name(st and bus•· DATE: JUN 21, 1998 JamborH Housing Corpo. duct!d ~Y~ na•~1~11!s ~:;:: Beach, CA 02&4& cne1389302 This atattment :"'' llled :ma s._e:1~. ~241~ Ran D11ly Pilot June 26, July 3. ness address ot lhe GALE HICKMAN, ration, a California non-nershlp . Steve F. Stanfield, 959 • With the County Cltrtl of CA.,9~64ly, ar an rove 10, 17, 1996 w747 nowu • buyer(s) is/are JAMES MC JUD 0 E /C 0 MM I S· profit corporation, 2081 The ranl1t1an1 commenced Grov11 Place, Colla Mna Flotltloue uelneM Orange County on ~95Ch I "' Will Ill When u'ords ,.r ... CLAIN SS NO 044·30·3503 Buelntu Center Drive ·• 2 ' Name ltatement 19913881432 er" r;;. iama, • "' " ..,. and KIM MC CLAIN SS NO. SIONER OF THE SUPE· Suitt 2111, Irvine, CA 92715' to transact bualneu under 'f~19 6~7 I I • The followtng persona art Dally Piiot June 26 July 3 1241 1 Ranchero Way, Oar· Convenient . "'ot Enough 553·1 t·2850, 9~60 ROBIN RIOR COURT Thia buslneas 11 con-lht flc:tltloua name or 1 u~ neH 1 con doing bu1lne11 aa: Bay Hiii . ' ' dtn Grove. CA 92643 Cleaelfled 11 AVENUE. WESTMINSTER, Kelllt M. Delaney, 335 t/ ducted by: e llmlltd part· j~:·~ 1i~d above on :;;~P by. a.general part-Park, 245 Flac:hef Ave~. 10• 17' 1996 w749 Thi• business 11 con· 842•587 8 "SJ>«lallzlng In CA 92683 2 Ogle Strnt, Costa Mesa, nerahlp AAV San Marcos 1 Call· Have you alerted doing D·l, Coat• Meta, CA 92626 • PUBLICMOTICE -------------------1 Sympathy The assets being aold are CA 92627 -The reglsllant commenced lornla llmlttd paftn.rahlp, buslneu yet? No AAV AH11ted LMng, Inc .• ---------CLAS8tFll!D generally dasc:robed as A Publl ahtd Newport 10 ltanHCt buslna11 under By· ARV Investment Group Louis Ctlatlff Hayaa a Ctllfornle corporation. "Ablkty Ptua School td-lt'a th• •••y-to-On the move? Flowe.rs" BUSINESS INCLUDING lhl flclltloua n•m• or . c If • Thi stat I med 245 FISChlf Avenue, 0.1, mitt atudenll of any race FURNITURE FIXTURE AND BHch·Collt Mast Deity namt1 llated above on Inc:., 1 al ornla corpora· 1 •men was Costa Mesa CA 92526 color nallonal and elhnlc •cceH, lnformetlon-2983 Harbor Blvd EQUIPM ENTS LEASE· P1101 June 26. July 3, 10, June 1 1996 llon, 111 General Partner, with the County Cterll of Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-origin to an the rights, Pfllll· pecked marketplace Sell your extra Costa M•sa HOLD INTEREST IM· 17, 1996 Woodbrld • VIiia• Part· Gaiy L Dallldaon, Chair· Orange County on e-i2-9e ducied by: a corpor1tlon I d ctl I vl1lted regularly· auc• household " PROVEMENTS and i re lo· w745 nera, a ~•llfornla llmlted man of the Board, ARV In-1988 3888288 Th• regl1trant commenced 119:1•s9.'::.~~m:c:rd~ ~ ceaalully. by all kinda 540-3135 cated at 211 EAST 11 partnarahlp, ARV Invest· vt1tment Grough Inc .. Gary Daily Piiot June 19, 26, to tranasct t>u1lnt11 under made avall1bl1 to 1tudtnt1 of con1umera. items STREET, COSTA MESA, PUBLIC NOTICE ment Group, Inc., a Cellfor-~ ~avld;on, airman °1 July 3. 10, 1996 JN729 the flctlt1ou1 name or al the achool. It doe• not In Classified CIC CA 92626 nit corporation, Gary L • 081 PUBLIC NOTICE namtl Hated 1bove on dlacrlmln1t1 on the baal1 -;::===========;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;;:,,:ii;;;;iii The bulk tat• Is Intended NOTICI! OP: SALE OaYldaon, Chairman ol th• This •latamtnt wu flied June 1, 1998 of race color, natlonal and 1 to bt consummated at the In •c:cordance with the Board, ARV lnvt1tm1nt with the County Clark 01 cn11319314 AAV AH111ed LMng, Inc .• ethnic 01lgln In •d· office of APEX ESCROW prolllalont of Section 21700 Group Inc Gary L David-Orange County on 8-l4•96 John A Booty Prtlld.,,t mtnl1trat1on of ftl edu. 10266 Wastm1nst1r Ave.: through 2171f of the Call· son, °Chairman of the 19H318883t F1ctltloue 8UllMll Thia atat-t waa filed callonal pollclH , ed· Garden Grove. CA 92643 fOfnla BuslneH and ProfH· 8o111d, Jamborff Housing Daily Pilot June 26, July 3, Neme ltetement with the County Clerk of ml1alon1 pollclH, tcholar· and tht 1nt1c1pattd 1111 •Ion• Code there being Corporallon, a California 10. 17. t996 W73~ The following persons are Orange County on &-14-9e 1hlp and loan prOQfeml, date is· 7/15/96 due, un~ald 1tor•1• fH for non-prollt Corporallon Ula doing bullnHI u : The UHHJ3UM32 and 1thlellc and other • The bulk nit IS 1ubltc:t which 1 STORAQ SANTA Ueberthal E11ecutlvt Olrec-PUBLIC NOTICE Parle al Bay Terrace, 245 Dally Piiot June H July 3 1chool admlnltttfed pro-10 California Uniform Com· ANA I• .,,tilled to • Utn tor ' Fl1chllf Avenue. D·1, Co111 • ' merc111 Code Section pur1u1nt to Hctlon 21702 Thi• atatement wu fifed cne1383223 MtH, 'CA 92628 10, 17, 1998 W740 gJ>'::i1 1hed Nawport 5106.2. of uld code on the g00d1, with the County Clerk of FlotlUoue au1lnea1 ARV Aa1l1ttd Uvlng, Inc., PUBLIC NOTICE 811ch.Co1ta M ... Dally ,::• ;!~~:"!~~dr!':o~ ~~·'~~~~e dt'::1'::' ~ orang• c~~u:-~;-;: Th:~::J,:~_:: are ~4sc~1:~~ A~::,::ai~:•--,-,o-t1-t1-oua_•_u_11_ne_u_ Piiot June 26, 1996. W744 c:l1Jm1 may be filed 11: gl!: to p~lff known ~o Oalty Piiot June 21l July 3 doing bulin.aa u : KB In-Costa M .. a. CA 92629 NenM lt•tement APEX ESCROW. 102811 ct ... ~u ter•!!...tn"!! Inn 10 17 1995 ' • W73f vt11or1 IV, 4343 Von Kat· Thia bu~ln•H •• con-The lollowtng pereons are Westminster Ave., Garden and ..... me a.,... • .., ' • men Aven11e Newport dUC1ed by. a COfpclfatlon doing t>u11nff1 11: Moleloe Grove, CA 92643 and lh• IUCh notice for payment or PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, California 92660 The regl1t11nt commenced Land1caplng 4737 E. -"°--'"-,-..,-.-.-... -,nu--.- 1111 day fOf Ming clalma by •uch '"' having ••plred KE Holdlng1. L.P. (Walh-to ltannct bualMH under Wuhlng1on Orange CA .. ..,.. Statement anv creditor ahall be 71121 will be IOfd II l>Ubl0ic •uc· O"DINANCI lngton), 4343 Von 1(1rman 1he flclltloua name or 02MO • ' The fotlOWlng 1*9ona .,. ,ge which 11 the bu11ne11 ~:NTAbyAN~N~ror:G~ N0 .... 21 Ave .. Newport B .. ch, CA nam•• ll•ttd above on Atll<ieto N Pa111an1 4737 doing bullne11 u : EJec. •day before lht 1ntlclp11tec1 2828 w l lh It 0C::ntv !t AH INTIRIM 9J850 1 (D 1 art) 128 J~ ';;::Std U"'"" Inc E. WHnlnQton, Ot1t1Qe, CA ttonlO Rtpelr C.,,ttt. 15"0 11re delt apeellled above. "'· · st 1 '"1 c-•11 •-UROINCY OllDl ...... ca ren, nc. •aw • p '"''" ·• 92M9 Oothatd St., Huntl,.,,lon De tech 8124/t ••t .,.ange. a • of ., om.. ...... Eaet 158th Strfft. New John A. Booty, r111dent Eattfanl.a Putrllhe Pinzon Be CA e2t4 .. ,. JAMIS MC CLAIN on I~ 31d d1y o M~ 1998 0, TH• CITV York. New VC>fk, 10022 Thia .._tement was filed 4737 E. Walf'.llngton Of; M:;; Seth 1~ E 151h l.UYI", It 1.00 pn\ Tarmt Of the COUNCIL OP TH8 Thia bu1ln111 11 con-with the County Clertc of ~ CA t2ee0 ' St 1,;.,., ~ CA 8o1o3 .. ,. 111 calt'I onty. sai. CITY OP NllWPORT dUcttd by: a Dtf*al part· Or~ Cout\ty on .. 14'08 • •• _..,, • KIM Mc c LA 1 N lubfect to cancell1tlon. llACH "'°"181TINO ntrlhlp t ... , .... n Jh I bu•.•n•H la c= Thia t>ualnHa II con- llUYaR) LlndlOtd , • ..,.,,.. lh• right 'o" POR'TY·PIV8 R1911111nt hH nol yet Delly Pllol June H . .J!Ay 3, w1'f."3 by, hUtbMd ~by: en ..=c'u:'o.no NIH 0 Z HA HQ ~,,:-=~It~~ of DAVI THI UPROVAL btQun to trenalCI butlMll 10, 17, 1995 W738 Htv1 you ltal11d <SOlng bU~ yet? yaa, ApfN f, (llLLl"t DENISE HUDSON A040 0' RlllDINTIAL una.r lhe flc:t1tlous bU••· PU LI t>utlnes• ytt? Yn, UMM 19M Publ11hed ti•wpo1t DAVID REID AOsS CONDOMINIUM ~"1n"'mt Of namtl llettd B C NOTIC! A N.P.·ArilCtlo N. P11ttane Mardy Sith 'Baach·Co1t1 M"8 Dally CHRIS BROWN, Aoe4 CO~llONl IN .ra•HOtdlnga, LP, a W••h• OM1'aeH:I Thia alal""'"" w11 tlltd Thia 11 .. emenl wu flltd PMot Junt 25, 1fl9e WAVN! OUERINtAOH TH• "t.B ZONING ~ flmrttct pal1neflhlp flctlt'4Mae ....... ~lh lht~'t, ~.:' ~ IN~~..: -------W7-4t_1 N.N.t. INTL. RADINO DllTIHCT By• KOil lnYtttment Man-Nw Btet-..n• ange 1 ... H830'74 ange HllMM070 PUBLIC NOTIC! cgARv~ REED. A104 =OA IBLAHDt :i~~ !flea.,~ ~~ The~™ OlllV PUol June I. 12, 11. Otlty ~June 11, 11, It, I UPlfUOA COURT VICTORIA RODRIOUIZ, n.enc.e waa .:~ °:!; I!. ~,,. lta: Ex~lv• VIC* ~ •• °' ... Hiii, 24a,... 21. 19M wm ~a. ,... wnt 0, CALl'O"HIA, ere~ECCA WHrrEO. 8011 a~Yed•on• Nteco24u ... 1t11c1: PL-:'':c., Pet• M. 8u1n, ~ ~°"1 • eo.1a PUILIC NOTICI PUIUC NOTICI COUNTY O' ORAN QI ANTONIO J. OJEDA. 8721 .. ' ., Prtlldant AAV 'Aall .. td umg Inc Pkltllleue • ..... ~t The City Drive ESTER JIMENO. C182 MIMll"ll HIDQl8, Thia ttatetntnt wa1 flied 1 Califqrnla corl>Ofatlo.i' N .... =-::• ................... . ,oat Offlo• ESTHER TURNER.I.. C200 DlllAY, OLOYaA. 10. Wllh Ille County Clerk Of 24S Fitch« Awnut 0.1' .... _ ~ ·-.... ........ 8 1417, JOHN FLEMING, \<212 WARDl1 WATT, 0 '• Otangt County on •2a..ee Coale Mell CA mat ' .,,. ....... m!"' J*'IOnl ere TM folowlnQ ~.,. 0 Oil CA CARLOS RAMIREZ 0227 NllL cox 1 ... 3 .. 47H Thia bualn••• 11 con-doing bl.I~=· ···'co!! ~ , ....... 11: 1"'* 1;:;1e;,7t 0~~1DAE:A ROllNSON, NO St, OOUNOIL Dtlty Pilot JuM s. 11, 11. ducted by: a corpcwallon ~ w ~ ...... l1111tpNee. 1l30I Uflda IN TH• MATTaR 0, DONNA 8.Alt.!V C250 MlllH .. 8J NON8 H , 119' W720 The r~ene ~iced t1tl Cl Clfde ~ ~ UgUn8 .-.. CA TH• '8TITION TO !LMOA VERN' ~I! .. ~:.=: .. ~~~NCI&. PUIUCNOTICI ~:8f:1o~"':ic: '=:S, CAi*tlt ~ '· llnl6a, 2l10t CHANOI THI NAiii JR .• C2t5 I nernea •teec1 et>o¥e on Md • • Lind• *-Dr., LIOIN 0, Ketl .. .,. ...... end OA8AI! CAsmo~ MAYOR I ..... n w. w1MUN Jur111 ,... • tltt . Qide ....,,..: .... CA .... D•u••·· Lefee.vr• on CHRIS aAOWN, """" Plcttt'"9 .......... Al1IV A..l11ed LMna. Inc.. "'*°" leacfl CA .a. Thia bu1INt1 It con-...... ., .. ....,.... °"I' D~Mlf! OCAN fM!ASON, CLAal.,IBD N•IM •••• ......,. John A. looly, Pretldenl Thi• bu11ne.. ,, con-duded lty;., lndMdUtl •••• ...,.,_.., • mfnot lt'a th• retourc• you The ·~~~ I*~ 111 J;:.• ~tat.~ •&J~ ducted by: hulband and ~ ~11c::1 ' CASB NUM•lll oen count on to Hll • doing ...,_.... N , HelVo ,.;:::::,"1 Oeretd I' TJnttt AtHt71 Ovtrttocktd With myriad of rMrOhan. Rigging, Inc., 4atl HllaN °'11n9t--"• on.,.... SILL Thlt M.i1men1 w tiled WUITO •tum di•• H•m•. ~.u .. Wey,~ IMch, CA 1111HllU7 wlltl .... ~ ae.ti .. • 1 SHOW CMlll '°" A call to our ~ comP91 ~ .,, HINorlon ~ Deily l'l6oC .llitte "· Mt 3· ...... .....w..a.o Or-. ~ "'•11• OMMOICWNAlll Clat1lfled quellll•d buyer• to Qlna, 1nc.: Clllotnie, 42f1 10• 17• 1"' W7>t '== ..... -:!~ tlllHHHt NlfTtON~ic.ll•f wllf helt cafll fi119rta wav,. N1wpor1 luy" Seti"· 'Ind II "w.,11W Dlllr Nit ,,._ 11, • ~ .i LMito ffl•ff!I Ma•M78 .. ech, CA t2'U c ... .-... 'I. 10, ,... W11D ' . . 'UIUC NOTICE Have A Garage Sale! Call The Pilot Classifieds at 64 2-fi6 7 8 • to place your Garage Sole Ad! . . ~~Pilot .. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. 1996 • pUl&JC IOTICll PUIUC MOT1C!I PUIUC MOT1CU PUIUC NOTICU PUii.iC NOTICll PU1UC llOTICU MUC llOTICll MUC NOTICll PUIUC IOTIC!I PUIUC IOTICll LOM nW:i!C'lliiWwl· iti&irr BIOOER FOR CASH to lie tOlld -,....... .... WRITING YOU MAY OISNTE .... .. .. *"" ........ No. 2. ................. ""*· 11111 .... -• ol Tr.-'I Siie Fii Mo ,,,. Piliiil• Cl .. rllili ... ~ ..... -· • ::V:1-t=rA, 2I=~~ ~m!: :"' .,;f ~ W *81, GPW ..... M OUT OR A POR~ TGIM ...., Md ..... llO 1111 rAI......._ ........ ~ ':-" tt .._.No ~~4 er~=.:; ::Id..:,:: :rb:.a:.~-:.:-.: ..o-n!:~i '=\ ~~ug; Sn.)," r1e1111. 111t trtd 1111r-:=:.. ': :9 .:C. ••,:: =~ ~= THt~J ~ .!~ ~ ~ ~~ 1Ths ':'~ lndlt-;;;-. m , ~ ._ '~ ,.J ~iJ:°'o.!:' °'~ ~.:' ;"aca!',, 1111.,..":,-, ~1515f''1.. =... ~ TU1 ~ Off T .. t ~ IO 11!4 now 11.ict IS '331.403.lt In "4lllOll TO DAYS TWERfAFlUI WE WllL M4W ol Ollolll ~ " *"' Ollcall R«oldl, el Mid lftWll .... -fl I 1 99 tit llortlllll COlllllr 1n• ,_ undW Sllid Doell 01 Trwt....:. fllUST YOU ,,. ... AUL 0¥ II 111\dtf ... DIM Of Trust Ill c.ft .... Tf'VS111 .. IClllPt a OITAllC MD f<>ftWAllD TO ... Ola GI .. ....,.., GI ~-~ ................... , .... .., .... DIOll Juno 1 '1 ' Ullllll ~tl>-11111 "'~ 50 00 INt of for• ..... Inf ......... UlltOfA A DHD OI TllUST. lie PfoPlt!Y lllUl:IH In NICI C8ttllf'sctlOC**-01111t1t1 YOU WRITTfN YERlflCATIOH .,_ COul'lly C*ol'llia, m -1111-f'IWfatl .cl..,_ .... T"'*. we..._--., ICfOlllOP1*2f:fll tit eatwty 11200 llM of bl btun ___ a_._. !_~~=-~ rr~i~ ~ ~J~~ ~LOT 1'118 cw natlOnal baW*. a did dftwn MREOf WOULD VOU NOT .-cf.,-Jamd W. Donnll 111 C11t10M. M1ow a llojlll .. _., ii tlid nall(I). 1 : ~ ;: :.:: i~ ouarlW ol IDI 31 of rdOn Of lle(aull Md lllfNM for "''" T llV .... or ....,. aMll Ul'llOI\ DO so THE OflT Will BE llMWllld min. • TNIW ........... IW'll " ..... *ICM,• lllY. ... .. ..... "' nan of ... Pf ~a 9 • lflOWll Oii I ~ -111411 • -llOb Of TtCT YOUR D"'Of!ET A Rf!.Bu1c Of-TRACT 7083 AS SHOWN ON or I c:t*2 dfMI 8Y I .. or CONSIOEAEO VAl.10 IN AOOI-lndet*ldenee Ono Mortoloe "*"· • reMMd In .. OMd GIT•..... ~. you 9'IOUld con rlCOtded In "°°' 9, PIQI 9 of Oltlllft and .......... TN MAY a SOL A ,.... A MAP FILED IN BDOIC 27• ledlfll llYlflOS W loM -.c>· TIOH. YOU MAY AEOUEST THE ~ GI M1dliOln. A GI,..._ PM 2: M ~ Cf*IM .cl ....,.. d .... On Jl//lt 17. 1M. ,._.,ltOllS maps Ind more ~ CilUltd .... llOb SALf. If YOU NEED M EX-PAGES,. TO 37 IHCLUSM OF CllDOn. umos -.OClllon or NAME MD AODRESS Of THE Miclllprl CCWponllan, • 8Wft.. ,,.16t ~ • I ..... T..-. Md GI...... 10'00° am."°""""' '*'"'*""' Ollat>ld In llld of dOlllilt Inf eidOll IO ... IO 111.NCATION OI THE NATURE MISCEll.AAEOUS MAPS samgt blnlr I~ In S.C-ORIGINAL CREOITOfl IF Olf· Ci11Y .. ad ll IMlllllC IUdiOn 10 C01M10n ii Ille ftl 1rMtt In Ind ~ llld Doell fl TNlt. .C . Inc~ A dltd of hit Thi str•t Id· lie recordocl In lie~ wlWt Of THE PAOCEEOING MWHST RECORDS Of ORANGE lion 5102 Of ... FNnall coo. F'ERENT FROM THE CURRENT ... fliOlllll lllddilf tor Wh IO"" common llU" llld S1MJIUI E*-d lb .. dllly lllOOill dr91S ll'ld °""common doslg· ... real pr~ II Md vou. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A COUNlY. CALIFORNIA EXCEPT and IUlllOliad to'° buOlntlt ONE Dattd OMl711998 (plylllll at..,,. d 1111 In llwtui Ind Trld, .. IMCfl ..,,,. II °'" ...... and~ NS .. WldW OIN OI f!llO~MllOll 01111111,:::: == mew• ""' "'• lllOll .. ~ ~wYfll A STATEMENT Of THEREFROM All Oil. GAS. In 1'11111111 In"" Miit Mftellr QUALITY lcWe IUMCE money d "' Unllld Slalel ~ fined In .. .. Mllld ~ My, wl ~ .. ...... '"llV,.,.,., J lloOlnblci • .f: sr..1 CO.ta MIU CA ...., slnct llldl t9COfUloft, LEGAL RIGHTS FOLLOWS AT MINERALS AHO OTHER HV· olller 11\an c:all II ICCIPIMI Ill CON' as laid TM• '650 E cull 1 Wllleta clllCk dcJWil ~ •1>efini11ofta• d Ole OldlrllM GI oner to 1111. Thi s1ng1t man lft4 Rtll«t Rodtn· 92627-0000 AIAaor's PNCll For sail In!°""*"~ CIEi THE ENO Of THIS NOTICE DROCARBON SUBSTANCES Tr111 .. mty Wltllllold bl IUU· FOURTH STREET 2HD FLOOR a staM or national ban1c. 1 CMnata, <:onclloftl and under llld Died d TNlt '*"'>-bOCIC Ind 0or:z M Roden· No '122-711-30 Tilt under· ~573j°J965;9~~ = NOTICE II lleteby given 1'11t l YING BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 ll1Ct ol 1111 TrustM's Deed unlll SANTA AHA. CA 92701 dtlwll ~a Stall or lldml ~ Aatllc:tlona l'ICllldld cin A..,.a tM 1***4 Ind dlMr9d IO tit bOCIC. llldbMd In ..... II Joint F.t:lrus.. dlldalms any .....:.. ...... 1111. QOALITY LOAH SERVICE FEET WITHOUT ANY RIGHT TO fundS btcOme M111D1t to 1111 171 •)285-9962 By THERESA union or a c111c:k dllWl't ~ a 27 1175 In 1001i 11415 PIO' unclmlgned I Mlllln Dodanlllon ...,.,.. •In r:::or t:=: tor 1f1Y lnco«ec:tnm of :-.,,..... ~ Cimino bej RtO COflP .. • trlllM. or IUCCKlor ENTER UPON THE SURFACE OR payet or 1n00t1et • a Nlllr RUSSELL ASSISfAHr SECRE· Stale ar ttdelll UWln9I and 1o1n 1Ms Oflidll ~ 01 ulcl Of Dtld Ind Demenct for Sall, oNgaltoftl Hulon M~ 1111 t I 14dUn end ollllf Norlll ~ 200 San OllQo CA 1111•. OI IUlletiCutld ITllSIH THE SUBSURFACE Of• SAID of rlQhl 511.d salt Mt lie midi. TARY OPP 22•10 6112. 6119. woc:illion, savings UIOCiltion. ~ (The Dlclltllion), and and I Mlllln Nob Of Detaul ~allon a Bwlldlfy. common ~lllllon. II any, 921ot (619)52&-*lll Kdiy t:"'' to Ille o..a or Trust LAND ABOVE A DEP'Tli OF 500 Ill.It Wltllout eovwnt 01 •· ll2W or uWIQs bani! qiecWied 1n any llNndtnttU lhlfltO. ,._. ..i Elldlon to kl Thi under· recorOld J11n1 26 1991 • stiown hlftin ~ 1111 Wiii 111 Homa. Allthorlad lll1Uft '8d 11V JAY DOUGLAS FEET. AS PROVIOED IN IN· ranty exprm or lmCllH rlQatO· aedion 5102 of Ole F1nancia1 1· Non-eiduaM Wlll'llftll signed CIUMd llld Nob of lns\'ufnelll No ~l32t699 In madt. bl.It Wltllolll COWNfll or Tum B P79139 .. 713 GARNAHM MO l<RIS CARNA-STRUMENTS Of RECORD 1n9 UU.. llOIHSSlon or ena.im· PUBLIC NOTICI! Code anc1 aulloriztd to Clo bus1-.a:.... inQfnl, eerau. en-Dtlllllt anct Eleclon to Sel to be boOk PIO' of llli 0"'*' rtcOldt WTll'll'f, ~ Of' mplild. 711<1196 ' HAH HUSllMO AHO WIFE. end PARCEL 2 AH APPURTENANT bfancll. ID sdlty N lnOlb•d· ""' In ... SUit.) at AT TME CAllCt.,.., allOllOlt ancs I llCOl'Clld In Ille r.ounly wlltft"' of "" recorder's olb of Or-regnt? . Pru"SIOll C:t---------RtcotOld on 05l0911M9 II In· NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT ness secured ~ Aki Died NCmel Of TIWIT&'I WJ: MA1J1 (NO«nt) Sll'MNCE TO ollltr OUl'jlOMS. .. 11 111C11 rul 1H01*1Y 11 locllld llld mote lflQI County ca1fom1a W11 Ml ena.im lllC9, o PIY srument Mo 89-245393 ol 01-FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS adVanCel "*"'"°" -.ui TUITIE IAlE MO. ll01t111 TMI COUNTY ccumtOUll 711 llMmll'ICS ... IWMCI tor .. """ """ monllls ~ NpMd .. pWlc ~ to hlQlltSt ~""""~~ = 0:0 ~ p flQal recorctt In bl ollicl ot lht THROUGHOUT LOT 23 Of SAID inttresta prowled N<111 anci Al'll NO. U4-11-tl2 YOU ME CMC Cana DIUVf WOT benlflGI cw.__, 10 owners wi linc:t tucfl llCCltdalion. 0.: blddef fOf c:altl °' c:alfliW'I r:S"t'~ ~~:i 11\tfeon • ut Counff RtcotOlr or ORANGE TRACT 7083 The propeny "" unPlld Pfll!Clllll ~ ot Ill DEFAULT UllOEll A DEED Of IAllTA AllA • CA .. riON. lilll die lltide °' .. Oedarlllon .., ... TRITT I TRITT, A ct** (~ It "" time Of swovldtd In laid notll(s) • ..,. • Count'{. Clllfornll. 111d pursuan lddrm ll'ld olrler common 1111 No• sec:ured 0¥ said Died TNllT DATED l'HW4. IJll. and irMtesa COIMyed to and now tnlllled °f..IMlnlnll". Thi Pl'C>-rttofUltaUL COIU'OUTIOel sale In laWkll mOMY ot ~ vancm 11 any under !ht WIM f I> 1141 Nola of 0.lllllt and cltslQlllbon. If any, of 1111 rHI wi1'1 willltst 11Mf10n as pro-LIU YOU TAU ACTIOtl TD Mid ~ l unotr llld Deed of 1fty l'IMtdoft delollld ii bu1c1 • Tfllltll .. ~nH...., Rd.. Unl'8d StnlS. llV call, c:altl~ of Ille i.cs 0.d Of Trust es11-a e W EllcOOn lo w 8*111ndlr PfoPlt!Y dtsalbed above IS Vidld In Nld NOii ... cn.oes N011CT YOUR rWErnY. IT TnlSt In lht PRIPfltY situa.d In sold ... 11· Thi lll'Nt ldOl'W sa 201 • ..,, fltfnS. lrfcN. dU drawn by I Sii• °' malld ... clllrgn and U · ttC«dtd 03t1>5/'1996 IS lnS11U· l)UrporltO to bl 305 VISTA and IXOWIS of the !Miii and MAY IE :-.: ~ = llld Col#1ty. Clllfomia dlscriblnQ andOllltrcoftvnon cllslgnlllon, w Ollll 4f25~·25l5 By:=~~ ~. orsz:-: Pl'*' of oi. truslll ll'ld or... WO rd s ment No 96-107119 or Alli MADERA. NEWPORT BEACH. 1111 lMts etuttd by sad 0.d IALI. • y Ole land 1'1tttin: T1'101e po111on1 any, Of bl u Pl'lt*'Y ell-Am • • AllotMt "'° FeolralSMigund loan Auo-IM• cnatld b't salCI died of Otfldal Rocorft. Will SELL on CA 92660 Thi undersigned ot TruSL WE ARE ASSISTING U TIOel Of 1'ME UTUlll Of 1Ml of l.ol 1, of Tract 1445, In tit C4y sc:nbOd abCM ii fll#PMld IO Ill: A/Jltrt C2tll71 &19. &26. 7~. dltion SMn0s Aaoddon. or truit. to .._ sa.ct prOf*!Y Is 07J03/'1991ll10.00 AM at IN Trus .. dlldalms any ~ THE BENEFICtARV TO cower NOC, ... ~ .. AGA*SlcOlfT•.JOUA of Newport Beach. County °' 2 c..,... ...... DIM • ....,., 1* SIYlnoi 8anlr IPldflld In MC-bllng sold fOf "' pijrpotl or to FRONT OF THE FLAGPOLES AT '°' any lncorrec:bll ol lhl A OUT AHO MY 1"fORMA· --UI -· Olange. Stlle ot~. u per ..... ca 11111 Thi lllldtr· lion 5"102 ol"' Flnanc:laf P"f1119."' Oblladons secured THE MAIN ENTRY AREA TO pr()plrty addrm Mid olller TION WE OITAIN Will BE LAWYER. On 1111141 II t :U Map tied wi 800k 353, Pages 33 signed TNllll dildlil'ns any RENT and aulhorbld IO do busNsl In llV lllO Olld of trust. lnc*Jd~ THE Pt.ACEHTIA CMC CENTER common OISIQnallon. d any USED FOR THAT PURPOSE BY !1111:1 I TIIOTTc-~-~ to 36 lndusNe. ~' llablllCy for"" incol'tallll GI dlls Stall). In Thi Front Of .... and expenml ~ .. ~ WO rk •01·411 EAST CHAPMAN shcnwi htrtWI. the tolll llllOUnt EITHER OURSELVES OR THE "' ..,......,_,..,..., Mlps. in lht Offa of 1hl County lhe Met ldchu lftCI • AaQPoleS Al Thi Main En tolll amou.,nt O un.-. AVENUE Pt.ACENTIA. CA AT Of 1111 unf)llCI bllatlCI of"" Ob-BENEFICIARY WHETHER ~W1 Of .... rmE ITA~DEllOf lllC~ RtcolOer 9f Aicl County, de· common dalonatlon. • ll'ty, through classified AIU To Thi Placentia ~ blllnol .... "~::. .._ ______ _, PUBLIC AUCTIOH TO THE don MCUred b¥ lie PfOC*tY RECEIVED ORALLY OR tN iwo '" "" ,.... IClllld u lollows: hraf 1: lJnil shown hMin. Said ... Ml be r 4 1-41 '°" \ nut& OHOUn Telqilooe 8am-5~ M~y Walk-In 8:00am-5:00(Xn Mooday-Friday DAILY .. LOT DIADUNll Monday .......... -Friday 5:<X¥n Tuesday _. ......... .Monday 5:~ Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5~ Thursday ........... Wednesday 5~ Friday ................ Thursday s~ BY .. IO• (714) 642-5678 BYMX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone number and we'll call you back with a JXice quote.) BYMaOll• ~ 330 West Bay Street Caita Mesa, CA 9UJT! c.omer «Newport Bhd .t Bay St. GINlllAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without DOtJCe. The publisher reserves the ript to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement .. Please report any error th8' may be in yow classified ad immedialely. The Daily Pilot &. The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. 6010 OUT·Of·STATE SANTA ANA 2180 GAUGES BUSINESS LOST 8r 2925 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT5530 MERCHANDISE PROPERTY 1558 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J:OR RENT 2740 O?PORTUNITY l~F~OiiUNDiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii 1·-----• 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~:1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilf:====:: -1 BD wJD•N ,liiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii I 2904 Ii QUES -Upatal.... gated, pooA/ 4 .c e ' a e ' e ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * REWARD * PfT Secret.ry -.stT.......,... f\d'\ S O . C 0 L 0 RA Q 0 A/C t • L 0 ST1 F I! RR I! T EMPLOYMENT N.B. Publiahtng Co .. ANTIQUES 6010 ~· ~""" •OYAL HOU.-i RANCH next to Na-apa, S c' c~~po~ • +a to rage ehetvea. KODAK has M-F. 9-4 opening. iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • • ._ '""'-l .. • o.,.,O•TUNITY z:9~r/ ·..,,.· .. ..,7•:7 ' COM IOC. $450/mo. PRODUCTS Last Hen 47th & 5530 MAC HP req'd. IBM ""'1iqwl'"' ......,. ,_ Alll'Ul .... ......,.!119" ~or;::4'~;~~·: ~~r~! _,.,mo ... -... Alarm avail. 833-2704 Seashore, N .B . helpful. Send reeume: 1950'• Antique •&l.Ll9fll .... buf: ...,..,.. .. .._. ..... fd. property adJolnlng, .. ••••••••1-::::::::-;;:;-::;;---:;:;;:; B5~~C:,S Cell Me-4271 $35,000/Yr Income P.O. BOX 1757 New-~.!:~~:75~87~;~~t ~...._ •atf• ...... Actlf 11M • San Isabel NatlonaJ ll STORAGE 2742 ANNUAL POTENTIAL FOUND Small white potentlel. Reading port Beach, CA 92663. __ .,ctft,pallry. ....................... Forest. Beautiful bulld· APARTMENTS ''!i!i!ii~iiiiiiiii!i!ii!!iiiiiii NO SEl.LINO male dog. Poodle mix. books. Toll Free (1) Post al St ore Retail -------...., akl~or b " .,_... ''Illy ,.,.,._., Ing alt• w/panoramlc FOR RENT 'cM a torage Unit• Will not Interfere with Found 6/21 at Beach 8()().898-9778 Exl R· counter. p/t fie• hra. Top Dollar Paldl =blorlm, ""-. .......... Of .iaul•llatlt~ views. forHt pf tall 3• present employment. and Talbert near 1381 tor llltlnga. 3535 E. Coast Hwy. From l 800·1960. ~ '"'--" ,__ Ponderoaa & apec-' .. •••••••• 1175. Approx 12'1C 2 · II It d b t Crestview achool. M •73 2""'3 0 .._. • tlCt, c-. .... ,..... tacular can""'n. secru-11 17th St. & Newport. A m e 1 numd ei1 ° Ce ll 9 4 7 .3235 $40,000/Yr Income C.O. · v • • 1 pc to entire estate. ._... .... ~i.MYl .... Ulf alon w/an ';menltlea. 714-835-8787. factory d rectl edaeral Lab potentlel. Home Sal•• Aaaoclate Paintings. china, •Onlllmor .... .- ....._..,._,.,........,.... Lake/river recrHtlon COSTA MESA 2624 will be appo nle n r ound Yellow Typlsla/PC users. Toll Gift ahop at John g11ware, turn, etc. ·Cot~• .. ..._.,_.~lltll· minutes away. Owner • .. ••••••••! your area to own and 8/18 In Santa Ana Fr•• (1) 800-898-9778 Wayne Airport. FIT, 40YrNBRH873-6223 •&er9 ... ooradld &lllM•~•I ••:· 1• operate "'Just For near Grand. Young. ex T·1381 for listings. must have flex. ached. ~~;::::;:;:;::;::;:=::~ •Im.--'""' financing. Red Crffk S300 1ll Month COMMERCIAL Memories" Profit Cen-Call 548-2472 or 1.. ~ ,,_,_, Die .....,.,., wlll 111 Ranch. Call (719)485-!era. A turn key Invest-310-597•9933. $40,000/Yr Income 8mos. cash handling TOTAL LIQUIDAT ION 714-l49-3711 ........, ... .,....use. 0658. Clean, lrg mtn cabin-REAL ESTATE ment of $35000 11 re-p o tentlal. Home exper. preferred On All A ntlqu ... aL~======~ .................... 1111 style, 1Br. walk-In clat. quired to st~rt. If you LO ST Cocketlel Bird Typists/PC users. Toll Call (310)861·8902 Collectibles & Jewelry ....,...,111,1a&0.1tMet1 Nr beach/Triangle Sq. truly want to be Ind• Grey, yellow head, Free (1) 800-898-9778 Se c /Recept word/ At or Below Coat1 RENT .. --~ w.9141 IUI ell aonora Apta pendent, sell the best orang• ch e4e k • · ex T-1381 lor listings. Excell. RE exp pref'd. WICKER WORLD ..._. lfftfUae• I• tlllr HOUSES/ Maty Ann MS-3399 BUSINESS OPPICE brand name and meet Rewardl 6-48-3&5 $40 000/Yr Inco m e lmmed for small N.B. 1125 Victoria St . ...... ., .......... CONDOS 1bd Mobll• homo• POI RENT 2769 th• nnanclal require-LOST CRAa PIN pot entlal. Home office. 714-844-3420 x4 Cost• Meaa 548-0202 through classified ...i1ss1 •, ... 111_.. FOR RENT $495 & up quiet menta. call today thru Vicinity of Five Typlata/PC usert. Toll S umm e r Holpl---------~--------..... , , ••.alMUO secure no pete. Wed. for a personal Crownt. June 22. Frff (1) 800-898-9778 Wanted at l.aMr Tagl------------------ 111-llllll t~·-for 1991 Newport blvd CANN•RY VILLAGE Interview. "Catl*a a Fim GENEROUS REWARD ex T-1398 tor llstlngs. In BaJboa. Cashier/ ltoT' II tti ,OC••,.._ ..._.373 Attractive 31ot St. Prell Cent~ nc. lt~inde-87:..1988 Aaalat to Controller Referff. 7 2ws 3 alMllCll.all. --------2 Br, 1 Ba apacloue, ~~~c;.::~~1:7~~~ :':"'anc1~owntdbya: LO S T : 2 -Palra ind President needed. TROPICAL RESORTS • CORONA quiet, ptlv., patio, no aflllia&lo with I.hi Eastmln Chlldrena preactlptlon Prof'I auppor1 person HIRING • Entry-level & •••••••••IDEL -•e 2122 pei., good loc., gar Kodlll eo.· 1-800-847· gluMs. Round, pink for prop mgmt firm to catfff poaltlona avail· ~ 1825+ dep. 875-7130. 1324 and purple. Loat In a hare dutlea of: able worldwide. Walt· HOUSES/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •'•ldo t.rlplx XtTa 1rg June. Also a round. Accounting, Finance. atatf, houaek .. pera, CONDOS 4 BD/3U. 2 -oer gar sunny 280 new paint Hal: aort. Vend I n g •Lo ca I brown p1lr. lost In PR. GL. AP, AR an.d lltneH counaelora. 12200 mo. to mo. fncd patio tndry/hk up fllM*O..'>._ Rte•Cath Income• April. Poulb~ In the Data Entry. Please and more excellent fOR SALB $1899 3B0/2BA. 2 gar Qui.ti $845. 873-3069 (40& fMrJl latba M) 20 eatab accounts• vicinity of WI aon StJ send r:._. to: Con1roller benefits & bonu1ea. $.500 BO/BA. No l<lt. M llul SIMcm. Ptlano' •800-878-18639 C · M · PI ea e • ca It 17300 Aedhlll Ave. Ste Call Resort Employ- Gts-• •• 1002 __ o_o __ n..,',...,•,,...3,,...4-'="2~7-=-=3-7-:-::~ NEWPOe'T ........_ blflllPll'~,~....... 552-8501 #280, Irvine CA 92714 ment Services t-800- GnGl\Alo "' ...._. .... " ............ -C NA'S 807·5950 ext. R89515. *1'::~:::.~~y1e2!~ BEACH 2869 ......... IC'-714-ANNOUNQMENTS HEALTH• Certified Nuralng T\Jt0'9 p/t. HS French, ------- QOV'T PO .. aCLOllD homo• for pennies on 11. Dellnquent Taxi Repoo, REOa. Your Area. Toll Frff 800- • 898·9778 Ext. H·l381 Pl•x 2-car parking, pY"PU"1te5 3000 Aulatanta needed for Math, Science. s.o.c. 1u 6 h 1M M2•• unQ.iJ full·tlme 3-11pm ahltt. N • • d car . fplc, Avall Ju., t * 172ISIU COMMERCIAL Must be certified. 3 .2 +college GPA. l110Q. 875-4912 Agent 2Blt 211A P LAND 2778 LOSI! WEIGHT TOOAVI have good com· 443.2100. CD.. oce•" aid• or R•lrlQ 6 dlahwaaher ANNOUNCEMENTS Kffp It off tomorrow! munlcatlon aklll• and ...... -• Incl. 90lc30 poot No •• od "I Ith th highway. 3BR, 2BA, pete •• No feea. No R 0 t a I I/off 1 0 • 2920 All natur.. pr ucta. enjoy wor" ng w e1--------- Put a few words to work for you. Call (642-5678. • for current llatlnga. ·aov•f POftiCLOHD hom ea for pennlH on 11. Delinquent Tax, Aepoa. REOe. Your Atea. Toll Pree eoo- HS.0778 Ext. H·1391 for current llatlnga. bonualloft wtwet bar. ...... Ma.48811 p r oportw Located Compfel• money-back •Ider~. Pl•••• 7'~ EMPLOYMENT :ac:J/mg:.r· o~i::::: near beach. High tral· SOEBT CONSOLID~ ~~e;o;.~u now 1• ~·~..:~'!:..~Ave SllVJCES . 55331----------...;;..------ 281-4488 fie area. Hu garage/ T ION FREES. Cut WANTED "" MORE IN· l'o u ntaln Vell•W iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MJSCILLANEOUS warehouH. SH at monthly payments up OIVIDU ~lS Hrloua (7 t41 U1·MOO _ ...... --------••VP•T~ l~~~e:~;~C:,, to 3°""5°"· Re:!~~. about loalng 10-30 C omput•r Uaera Please be aware that COSTA MESA 2124 &Uiftl~ lonfer leaoe evall. !f!~••!·.11~1~f. Avoid pound• per month. Wan ted Steady th• llatlnga In lhla cat· C.I Don Sh.rldan EE Doctor recommended. Work, Qreat Pay. egory may require 'JOU bankruptcy. FR to cell a 900 number ( ...... , at 7'"9-3711 ror 1 h 1 1~ naturaJ herbal Call 1-800-337-8020 •2 •r 1 Be hae• e•r•·no• .,,,,. " confident al • P b _.. Pod •• No 1n which the<• la a fenc;d yd, w1d hkup:mDl.I .... --.-more lnfOJmatlon. NCCS, non-prom, 11.. -:;;.. r ~':d 1 Moclloel Front Office/ charge per minute. C .ONA ... •ot a 203e 2722 cenHd/bonded. 1• ex req • • Recept. 30Hn/Wte. FOf ------~=-----:-7:"'"" 0 gar, r' ,......... '°°"8N-0412. 8()()-433.01•1. busy Ophthalmology AIRLINE JOBS • Now D•• -•• 1022 Sant. Ana Ave., Unft F hlrl"" dom••Uc & In--w C, 1900. 845-1020 OiliMAN i TuDaNT Otllce. E.xp'd. ax res: ... ..... 0 o-•R ..,._...... P!aSOKAU 3002 • 714-MS-98&4 • ternatlonal atattr fllght - -_. '" _..... attendants, ticket ~ ..... Doi .._ navlen. European, M•OICAL ffRONT/ agentt, reHrvatlon- : 4 bedfoom. 3-1/1 bath LAGUNA South American, K LIVE UCK OPFIC • lsta. grou~ crew + • No btotcera. S525,000. ll!ACB Aelan, AuHlan ex.-TAL lmall and 1rlendly. more. acceneht travel :;._,, __ ._ 4 _ 4 ..... •_•~1_•--:-i IUSDOSS ~:*'~~ M&T PRIVATB.Y r.~11~·";.~c~~ =~·,.=: ~IT ~ •twto 2 8"2 OPPOITU'NtTY VOiunteer ho•t farnNY/ Tllltotetneonton..., , .. re8YfM 1eo-ee1a 1 ~208 .. 114eta ext. n•w~ Ba, w/fr~. •1eoo+ illl\A AllE. Call , .. oo. PfMlll'lomeptloN.11+. end cell 7eo-MOO L.IM1S. , .. " WCB 1011 ltfOO MC. dep. No/llilllilMllil 2-a18UNp. OM Oft.Ole National ,. .. , Ealet• ASSEMBLE ARTS, •.mk/·p~ .. ~·.n~an~c=====~=~l!!!~~~ll!!!'!~!!! ---------"!'--t --"" Company ..... moti. CFW'T9. TOVI. Jew· :'~ = ..!!.~~-..:':! LOST • -.... a.__ vattd f*'90n to tocat• etry, wood 1tem1, IYP. Golf eour•• view. <114> 1-2>80 ••...,••• TO .,.,.....,_., ----. .. 9d prOP4lt'Y In 1n9 eewtng, c:ornpu\ef : m., den. l8A; ertet-1 ________ aana~ Cetl 0 1•••111•• POVllD 2125 1..-..04-1'111 your arMI Com~ wolf< trom home In • ,.. owner. ~ VMDPOIT ~S~BJ·U~lll! ... !fl!ll!~27~2!14 1_tod_ey_1 _M_a_ ... _.,_1_. ~ ·---~--_..a.. heNfY9 ""'lno' c.. '/04# .,,.,. ume. Or• n •n .-t.-.cr+ltJI ,.., ~unl'YI Splft ,,.. ctetall9 cell ....... Pot .... ly SUCH 2111 ...... , •. __ __..~ ...... -~~'.~====:-:-~== big..,_.,,,.. lnfor· rJoo·H2 .. 001, u : =•: ·0,0~.~~ 1'41 .... MIO lno. u.e. PllSOlllU =.on: (tOl)H.. h,.. . =· .... '°"' =· ........ COndo. Gated ...-.................... , ......... _ ........... __ ,,,;;-\n,::,. =r.=~..= ~vt.oNUn r:.:.:.n.1J: 1111 xc.1 .... ..._ .... ........... 111 ,.., llL ........ hl"lr-"l~~~~=· !"' ....... ...... .,.. ... 1. .. "Dog.,, "Perro.,, "Hund." "Cnwn." ----- TODAY'S CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE II 11111 i TIUSJIOIT&UO• DODGI ---------~------~------..... -----.....,. l,MlillDl•l .. •elllVl.,.•con•i..,I··' ·•• Hen~• Clvlo •u Mero•~•• h" ~ CHMiS ocmN VI auto trena good , I w e r , 4 .cl o o r , t 90D Orey, a Cla11lc wttf1 ()MM~ ur9a. new rim9. rebft gold. bad eng ine. for tl'I• collector. 9015 BOIDA ACROSS I SV.ched (ono'a neck) 7 l tlUl'ftC)hant ety 10 a.tdenet'a 14~ ~S Tank 1t w •• .,. In Me•lco 17 london'1 riv« , ti Pot110 bud 19 Sldn lellure 20~ 23 Large antelope 21 CoriYenc ~ ~ Oot-of·dale 29 Slim 29z .. ·1 '°~-=::ay 31 Annoy: slang 32 Gunlc 33 -ao Oue1t1ons· U l8QOIY 37 Go astray 38 Vase 39 Fury 40 Lincoln'• nickname 41 Between dawn end dull\ 43 Allow to 44 F1rrn animal 45 •.L about timer 48 Do anlhmehc 47 Ctothief Strauss 48 F{1granc:e 51 8Mg legal eciiotl 52 Teama 53 Cenldlln • l)foWlce 56-olWlohl 57 Uted a Chair 58 Spat 62 Row 83 Befote M Elabotate es Picnic pn11 66 Latr 87 Jamaican music I-·• DOWN 1 St. Louis hre. 2 Cheerleadefa 3 ~-mode : :Jr.Ung corrections 25 Enraoed 47 Fondnosa 6 Data holdor 29 Soh·6odied 48 Actress Ekberg 7 Wide atroet anlmaJs 49 Varnish 8 Austrian 30 Chartered ingredient c::ompo&M 32 Stringed 50 Big-eyed 9 Sutr to -instrument baby to W119ffa• 33 Moisture 51 Trap 11 Eyes amorously problem 52 Startlo 12 Bankrupt• 34 Ran lasl 5" Utilized 13 Not glossy 3S Superior to 55 Composer 2 t Whoever 36 -and Clark Stravinsky 22 Upright piano E•podrhon 59 Price llGkOI 23 Receded 42 Beams 60 AitpOrt Info 24 "Lit11a Hou.se on 46 "Northanger 61 Female IN Prairie" girl Abbey" nO\lelist sandprpor ..-"""r.::-"I!!:'"-~,o!!'-~1~1 -1'!1~2-..1~3~ andTANNNfHltSCH 7011 eng.14,495. 545-27HS &1000/080.631-7805. =~~~:,>BO . Call ltJll.l 'K YOUJlJUIV'M .. 'NT ............ ••• D•wtona Very ··o HONDA D Qlac:k. ~-__,...,..,._,.,.....,... ___ , ""~ 'u ' •• clean. Rebuilt engine 5-•pd. Oflg Npt oWf'ter, '• • MIR CE 0 I! a SUCYCL•9 Faet .. t recently. l4.000. OBO mint cond 564-7114/ COUPll 300 81! NOH'l'll • K (~ 10 n IV K CJ OAJ82 •K95 WEST •J70 0 .110953 ¢~ •A Cl 7 4 t:Abs •92 'V A 7 2 ¢QI093 •J63 :l SOUTll •A8fiit "<l 8 4 0 K764 • 108 The bidding: EAST SOUTH 'PIUlll PIWI Pnn ll• ru.. l'an WEST NORTH 2Q Obi ..... 4• Pau Opening lend: i''ivc or O Somcl1111cs lhc opening lead will p11int n picturu or lhc whole hunrl. At other limes ynu may hnve Lo hark your cnrd·rcndinlf ability nnd pl11n llw play accordingly. · All we can Stly uhout West's wcuk lwo-honrt bid in 1.hird scat i" to each his own. North'11 dnuhle wns t.cxtbook nnd since the queen of heart.a wus a doubtful vnlue, South sl.ret.chcd to mako nn invitnUonal jump t.o Lhrce spadc11, which North converted Lo gume. Wc11t INI the live or diamnnd11 ond, tukcn in co1uunclion with Lhe 1ld1'liclt•r'11 11rw•111 ni: 111 oc•mpl, 1koel;ir· p • d a Io raft. N • w Ask for Bijan 873•9449 542·MI 1 Good cond. $10,000, ,., llc..-1ck'CI il WllW 11ruh .. hl)'" "inul<·· $2500. Asking $1500. ••1 ACCORD LX Xlnl 71+.31·'1805 lm'I. l>N'lon•r rupLurc•d t-;ul'll'H ni11c 729-1150 ---..,...-----1 cond. 1-owner, ao, •as 380SL Exe cond, wilh Lht• kin~. llri·w t.mm1>11 In lhruu •---------fOkD 9075 pwr. wlndow•/door1, one ownr. Dark ••a· m11nd11, cndinic in hand 1111 ~~111t fol. POWER BOATS atereo cass. eok mllH loam grHn. Loaded. UO n ht>urt., lhrn lccl lhe Len of club~. '90 'raurua w .. on &10,500 965-8418 S15,000. 840-1914 1nkndin)f Lil piny lhe ki11i: 1f \Ve•l 7012 80k mnea. Run• great, _____ ........ ___ , ________ _ folluwcd low look• or•••· muit , .. , HYUNDAI 9090 ROW ROYCE 9182 The dc•rrndcr. huwcvt-r, rO!>C wilh •ea 9o•ton Whaler S8,500 7•9 •5483 lho ace or clubll ond shilWd l.u the 26'. Twin 200 Vama· 1H3 FORD iRii•iililiiviieiiiiiPiiaiif'iilii•iii'ii7ii3 •79 Sliver Shadow II jm·k or hc-nrtt4, covered hy the king has. Whaler drive. In ~~~~f~0~!~ All Citroen Maserau. 111 Purch,1111, l••se or ond uikcn with lhc nee. The hcorl Many xtra1. $37,500/ power. leather. phone, orig. 37k $17,500 exchange. 723-5824. relurn W:'fll en11Lurc:rl hy the-1111ccn obo. 548·8028· tow pkg, rlmi/tlrH. 993.5355 252·5440. nnd o hcurL wn11 ruffed 1n dummy. Only eok ml!H. S17K. ------------------ i-:nat could not nfTord to pnrt. witla a SAU. BOATS 7014 574-4247 or 64&-9449 JEEP 9110 TOYOTA 9210 diamond, so o club was dit!CDrdcd. That. allowed declarer to 11trip GEO 9080 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •93 COROLLA Htchbk Eosl.'ll clubs by cnshlng tho king Lido 14' . iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiil '80WQOranl d Wagon•h•r 3Dra, AC, Auto, New th m I b d · E Two .. ,. of sall1 (rac· 4 • ow ml.. • ow· · en ru '"\ o c u • re uc1ng ast d Bal of ba1tery/tlrea. 1-own h Ing) w/traller $1200 '94 GEO Track•r room con . to not ing ut three diamonds. A 940-1481 Convertible. Great Chry Warr. Full power Red S1250 646-8473 diamond wos ducked inl.o l.hc East stereo •Y•· Brand new $13,900 720·1565 hund, nnd l.hc defonder wu11 forced •-M-1.-t-re_l_S,..•-l ... lb,...o_•_r_d,...•-top. Very cleanl $9400 to leacl owny from I.he queen into Hull only. $200. OBO. A•k for Bijan dummy's A J t.cnocc. 729·1150 673-9449. WEPAYCASH RENT For good used Sabot• & boat equipment. Mlnney•1 Yacht Sur· through Classified plu1, 1500 Old New· ---~-----• port Blvd. 548-4192 Afi well ns declarer ployed, the contract could hove been defeuLcd. AO.Cr winning the ooo of cluhfl West must continue with a club. E:osL can lhen force declarer's ln11t trump whrn in with the nee or h1•urU1, und will he able t.o afford l-0 let go o di11· mond in the end posilion, keoping 11 1---------11 cluh ns the eventuul sctUng lr1ck. MARINE SUPS De>as 7022 Learn W> be a bet.ter brid.:c player! Sub•cribc now to the liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800)788-1225 for inlonnalion. Or write to Goren Bridge Lotter, P.O. Box 4410, Chica,o, IL 6008(). 4410. 40' Mooring South Side Balboa l•land, nr Coral Ave. $12,900 721-0881 50' SLIP Beautiful So. Bayfront, Bal Is. Sail Boat, low profile. Hydroholst. 675-0323 Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classified will help 642·5678 On the move? Sell your extra household Items in Classified FREE TO YOU 6022 OFFICE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FURNITURE & PIANOS & ORGANS 6059 50'Moorlng 1st row end of C st. near P a v 1111 o n . A ·2 4 1 . $13,900. 619-778-2663 Run your ad in Beautiful golden long-EQUIPMENT 6047 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hair fem cat, 1 yr, In-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Baby Grand Plenol••••••••• door/outdoor, noeds B If 1 dlll 1 loving adult home. F o u r 2 -d r • w • r t ~·,,U~ ·~ cons 1°~·5 ~ AUTOMOBILES 843·0705 lateral fllae, steel + (310)430-1314 I••••••••• Moving, Can't Keapl laminate top. Like new 1 ~ year old female $495. 646-4095. •---------·--------- cat, 2 • 10 week old TICl(ETS 6075 ACURA 9010 kltt•n• (males). Box _P_E_T_S-.-.-----liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii trained .. Playful. Fe-gi OLYMPIC VOLLIEYBALL male cat indoor/out· ANIMALS 6049 TICKETS-4 WOMENS '90 LS 4dr, 60k tow door.¥ Call 645-7019. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii V• FINALS 7130 675-e611 ml., Whl/blue, loaded. lmmac , 1·owner, Aoddr.. BUILDING MATERIALS Hlml male flame pnt.1••••••••• 11 wks. CFA regla-•• $9995 OBO 645·0127 the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Volley Independent to 6030 tered. $300 642·3539 GARAGE SALES BUICR 9035 '85 Corvette convertible, loadad, under 2K mites. reach over 100 ,000 home$.· fox us this form with your credi t cord # or moil it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREEi AJI for $1 o• ........ V-" c..d O MC OVISA OAMX ,,_ _____ &fl--- """ To IMll.Y NOT UO w lorlo.!. c-,.-, CA t3tV 17141..,_.ull C> fN 1'14 '3 I°"'' ~~~ .:l•C,0.-0 •-1 a--o•-0 1-o .. .-0--0 0J- 0-u .. ...-0_,.. 0--0 _,,.._ 0 -t-o-.-.. 0-.. 0--0--oc-~ a..,_ oc-or--a...,..-a.,.. __ ··---------------------···· $42,000. 844-8812 ______________ ....._ __________ _.. 3910 ______ ,CERAMIC CLEANING CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 HAULING 3720 LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PEST ROOFING SERVICE TILES 3528 SERVICES 3548 MASONRY 3557 iiiiii~ii1iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONTROL 3869 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRE CT 0 RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sm•tl .lob EXPERT TWENTY DOLLAR QUALITY • CARE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii *THUNDER ROOFING• ••••••••• ,Newport Tlle & Marble HonHt•Rellable•Hard Brick, Block, Stone, n1e Loc~~6u~~k ~:~trcrlcnse HAULER/CLEAN-UP BANKRUPTCll!S Summer Speclalal ENVIRONMENT 1ST For all of your roofing ACOUSTIC CEIUNGS 340.8 Ana Craflimanahlp... Wortclng lrl1h Ladle1. Cone, Patio, Driveway JOHN 850..1828 REASONABLE 20Yrs Exp.~ wortcmanship EXTERMINATING needs. Reroof/Repalr. At Affordable PrlcH. Avail to clean your Fplc, BBOa. Ref. 25 Vr Ll275870 850.. 0 42 Attomey•Prepared Fair S Ron-4S45-2417 Fr .. Termite ln1pectlon Uc 638144 848-4122 Showar1/Counter11Flr1 home. Wkt~/Bl-wk Exp. Terry 557-7584 Llc'd Contractor Fr" Phone Consuhatlon RAINBOW Circle Malttt. Anta/Roachu/Fltas/Rodenll --------- Natural Stone & Marble Please call 54 •8145 •CBMENTWORK• Small Job apeciallit HOME CARE/ 1714)7 '""'9272 Palntlng·lnt/E•l Houst/Apl SameOaySve. 873-4111 REMODELING Fplca Ul45486 842-2214 PLAIN/STAMPED Fani•Llgl'lts•Spa SERVICES 3760 Quality job. Free est. Place Your Ad Merel & ADDITIO"'S 3916 CEILING MASTER •Acou1tlc Removal• Custom Tex1ur .. Palnt Llc'd Mark 838-7300 .._,nd,., & D""clean Brlc:k/Stonatrlle/Block Oemtnd Electric 645-3658 MASS.AGE 3830 l-#569897 83S.8888 Local/Quality AdVenlalng. iiiiiiil.iiiiiiiiiii&iii,iiiiiii TILE REPAIR 20Yre .,, 1.541656 831-4310 Name Recognition. Patio 111• reHallng. ~luft •J~do. 70/lb FENCES A Carei;,Qtver lor elderly •BISHOP PAINTING Special Intro Offer Fountains, Waterfalls, rH P •livery *Best Price/Quality ... DECvS 10Yra Exp. Local Refs. M-••v• Therapy Prompt Ouat Svc.Reus Call Today! 574-4246 Pond1.Uc'd 745-3854 253E17th St NrW'indltl Landscape, brick, 11one Ol .n 3615 Driving/Shop/Good Cook! In Chiropractic office. Texturlng•Wallcoveringa * 8 5 0 ·7 9 5 • * Concrete. 800-78 .. 1007 Chrlatlne 54e..3735 S 1 O Off lit Vlalt Refs. l704332 969-2407 --------- Ferthlng Interior• l(itchen, Bath, ~model• Rm Additions Visa/MC L#560875 873·1212 T •Wood Feno••* Moat Int. Ace 843·9053 PIASTER CARPENTRY 3510 CHILD CARE 3536 MAID TO ORDER •EXPl!IR 1 Blk walls, tar• Giver For th• Carl Manire Painting ln1'd. Decades of Elcpl brick. concrt, itucoo & rtplactlrepalr, "'" hlUllng elderly. 12 yeara exp. lnVEXl•Fu11 Service REPAIR 3880 SPRINKLERS 3921 •'one 25Vr Evf. Lows eatlmat ... Low .......... Uc'd MOVING 3834 au I R f 1--Oft iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Speclallzlng NB/COM ' · A • .,..._.....,. c:on.';:974-5301 Rel'•· Pl•••• 0111 a • • •• u79 11 Handyman/Remodel Debbi•'• D•icare SS/offl 719-9788 .lo•• 53 ."7843 ~·-·_.. Tami 714-367-9038 Ll35e098 733·9048 PIHter/Stucco Patoh SPRINKLllR R•PAJR Addhlons. Bath, Kitch A place you can Tru11 w• CL•ANs Onlv PUBLIC NOTICE c•nuau& P·INTING ·Serving So Ca 25yra-Valvn•HuduTlm• Fire-Water Damage Uc'd Home Environment Vacant Prop•rtle9. CONTRACTORS FLOOR INSTALL ~ ...._ ~ Llc#326664 24Hra clock•. 26Vra Local Elcf>. Elec, Plumb, & Paint Mui•* AC1lvltl11 Incl: Carpela/WlndOWI GENEDllY 3558 REPAIRS 3620 JEWELRY 3784 ~~: ~~~,:,~:i~~ u~~= ~;:\,~1.:~;;J: 714·554-7831 Jol'ln Burr 282·283'! ~!;:a;11!':2'7~f:: NrFMvrouncl• 54s-.a177 Minor :::•Ir• & Morel ~ QUIRES that all UHcJ L528484 714•883.-2734 ---------1---------· A to z HANDYMAN Eng. 8pealtlng•Lovtng * 71 . 30.2883 * •QUALITY WORK• Wiiiiam Harold Jewelers houuhold g ood• EMl!MLD 'AINTINQ PLUMBING 3890 WALL INST••, "'EFACE CA81NEl'S Affordable• NennlH WINDOW CLEAN IN ATCM CON•, TRUCTON HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc Walch & Jewelry repair mP.Uov.Ce.raCalpTrlnntum'~!~~. tnVExt. Willpaper!Tlle CO'-n"uGS 393., ""4'" /Exp'd./Matu •/CPR • Avera,.., 1 •l"""·S30 ennant mprovement Mrbl /C t B d/1 Anti •A J I .,.. Y ~ " Kitchens bllh• door• r •-_,, Remodels • Com/Res • arpe n ni qua ne ewe ry llmo1 and chauffeur• Fr•• Ht/Ref/1oV" Hp THI LOCAL PLUll8E" '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii windows: 0oue &.e-125&' MiH Poppfn1 833-917t ~::•:z-14c5ie•nlng Ll415706 548·5770 L708279 722•7332 Buy/NII/trade 873·0385 print their T.C.P. num· Competitive $751·2039 -a Jam11 E. Bangert Co .. 1• :THI! STRIPPl!R CARPl!NTRY•Wlftdowa LICENlllDr;,DAYCARB Spring Cleanlng 1_N,..,.,,,,B...,B""U~IL'"'D""l""'N""'O,,...,,C'"'O""'N""T~ bar In all advertise-ike'a Cu1tom Painting Since 194'1 Speclallzlng In wallpaper Doore • Wood FencH Lot• of TLC & Fun! l Reg Svc. Mlnl-bllnd•. 47Vr1. Oe1lgn to Flnl1h HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE 6 ments. If you have a Prof, CIHn, Quality Frlendly Servlce•lnaored removal. Uctl' 588924 CloMt/Garage Organizer• Pedletrlc CPR & 11t Aid carpel & noor. VllllMC/M can 1 help you? q uHtlon about the 1.. work. Int/Ext & Docks. Ll632981 675-9304 * 714-983·5037 * , L#281581 • Call Bob Mealll1nack1 lncld. Reae A.I'• e8e.2500 C.L. Kirchner 723·5090 •Palnt/Carpentrw• LAWN CARE 3808 gallly of a mover. llmo L#703468 831-4810 ~.=-.-.,.---,,---=o'"'."ra-:1-n-:::C:":"l•-an""""'l_ng_ 249-8323 Pg-312-0029 retM n/PT 98"-17401---------1.J. Scott Construction Drywall and morel or ~~:1r:ft!c~fti .. call: "'ji_,AJ,.,...,N"'T""'l""N"'Q-2""8""•,...a-1""90""'1 & Plumbing Repairs --------•--------COMPUTERS 3566 Cuatom Ho,,,. Bulldera Small Joba Oki •••lo Yard Melnt Commla1lon Contelentlou• Cr11t1man 20't'ra exp. All 'WOik 9UI'· ------- Farthh,g Interior• ln1t1llatlon, Removal 011coun1 W1llcovenng1 ll5e0875 e7~ta1S CARPET CLEANING CLEANING 3515 SUVICBS Llc#481954. Ref'1. Gamy MS-5277 Lawns, Cln·upa, Tree 714.551-4151 Old·Fuhloned Pride In ~•:'."'tew_~.....,,--"..,w...,..2_11_ DC 71.._.7 .. 7789 19,.1 RetlrH Cefttracter Trim, Sptlnklrt, Aerate, Dlbernerdo•a Moving Workmanship. 29g.9u10 Pr•ola• Plumbln9 We gal1 ahould hang 3548 ~!~~.~ ~';,apr:t!~! Aepalrt, Improvement•, Thl1Cfl ~t-4422 PQ-4lW1•2 local/Office/Storage Repair• & Ramodel1 together. Strip, ln1tall.' i iiiiiiiiiii••••lll •••••iiiiiiiiiiil job Quallty,/lnt lty Ill • l 01 F E FrH Eat1mate1 advice 10 Iha crazy. flrol'I cal'' CIHnl~ A TOUCH OP ca..aa ~u;at~'.":~:..io1w~ DOORS 3580 Fe.,.,~ _. .. ,'J7o • TR T~~i1e3~'·e7:311•~ P!a50NAt L1U'IH8 H9-1090 831-a111 anvtlmo 2 Rm• ..... Hell IS• Cloanlng. RH/Comm J•• .. •_•e• ...... lii ... ii1941iinii•i••dliii li•iOOlti carp, plbg, T .. •::::-;:;~f· lpllt leoelld lle¥lnt SBIVICI 3867 --------.o.c .•• EAMWAY· UC/llonoed. Fr•• Eat. _.. .....-. d paint, alee, 118, INCCG. lo -Prof Mov•r•I a4ttr Stv ••••••iiiiiil POOL t .aoo.aea•T•• TetMa •••·7143 tt•Mlcllluti dtpond•lbla oor roofing. MORGAN LaMt.....-"•"'•••1"'9 TD•r/Sr 01,c1Tl171412 SCUM luckllll •i6i• HOUSECLEANING l V I C &' ~::.~~n ':2~41~· Uc'd, Ph••40~••81 Yard tune "P/INI~. 438 .. 183/P-346-N&o 4:_eu,! C:,,-::~7:1 SEIVICI C1rpel a Uphelt Cw• Ucen .. cMSondod Q Mobile * :...ae l~actPtlll'tl•tlo...=· ILL:AMllUCAH rr:or all your nHda A·Z 24Hr Oual eve.~ Oft $10 00.,., hOUt. • s-m So"'w·-. DIYW•n Home .. ....,,... ..... 1 cp°l!t,r!4l~!~2?... •. 7.-' MOVH•U ... Carefully Rtf'a. Jeff 721·8S87 ·p·~~~.--!'! .... W .. kl~·,•..,·c. •38-4tl21v-448-a-413 714 S48<G~ •Vi:;-.~;,. ......, CO.ta MM&/Newpof1 r ... • ._.._ . ......,.. l#tN C0Uf180u~ & Chea~ """ -, WIN*ow coarnlNG •Back""• Hard'drive& • SlaVICI 3584 •• Ywe llu. jllUiif DTilt Me-Ga 3 TI4122 ---,----::~~.~~'; CUAM----1-C----i D ~ ·S~adluilda• .M•83144*» lpeclall1t In .. 11t1ng PIANO VOCAL 3528 : ~rn ~'e=NO •llpfr1dei•._.. -... w Uo•H•uto IT I• A Ai i 1and•cape11rr19auon PADfTING 3158 LESSORS 3818 -------mes rnE"' EITI 7• .. 70-•,,,,_1.11J-• Al..-..--. No._ too Home & Otllce Wortti upgftldee. TM4Tft ltOOPING 3910 1-------11 .-n "' • •• var ...,.---,.. __ .. ,..,.. General R•palf: /Paint •P\lrcMeeldVlce • •ml. Acouetlc removal. ./Aool/Tlle 71._ .. 1•7881 Shane'• Qartlenl"9 •W.~. VOUflGAUlaT PIANO •-.• Advancedl••••m••••D , • ftc. 714 .. .0.t1e9 "" A Lal 111••.... ~ 0 -v n ~ ,........_ alli ... ., All eoe•T••c:l'l8f' ewt. lbcm'S RISCUI IAILIY'I 142oll7t care lne\d nlAemcw.. <Mil • ...,,,.... ~ P'olll !nt.,..,nmen1 AV91t. "" ....... ,. "····*'I~ BAUURG 3720 8prtMlor9 ••• 1801 UCHGI09l. Ina Jennlfet •.o.•••• '• Uc'~•lneuroctll!l!~~!!ll-lll!!!lll!l!I-' ,,.. ....... _. ~~~!!~~~!'.::::'::==:~=--~~ JUlllCTeTMW Y•1&•Y MTN .... ,.... . l7t....._t_t wnNUo TOUCHUPI, Tod T 3tlO Wit NM ..... TrMh SllVIW 2Uh. fUolwcl a,trior COITIOL ~_!l!!!!!!!!!f!!!~~ ................. ~M81~n!WO!!!!n1~1~11!1~1~112!!!_ Uo•219"!' 1414209 .............. ~.Jt!!;~!!;.!!;~!!! ----------- 3894