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Home My WebLink About1998-08-10 - Orange Coast PilotYou never know you're a wanted suspect until you hear your ·name over a police scanner. A Daily Pilot reporter was stunned when a Newport Beach police dispatch- er read back his ndrne and tbe make of his car over the scan n e r Thursday afternoon. Little did he know, he was being tailed by undercover detectives in dn unmarked van. Police had arrested a suspect- ed bank robber on East Coast HJghway when they noticed a suspioous man across the street wearing a pair of sunglasses and listerung to the scanner. They thought he was a "layback, • a person who p rovides back-up dunng robbenes The reporter -needl.llg to get to dnolher assignment -took off with pohce close behind. He interviewed a couple or business owners dt the beach, then returned to where the police had stopped their suspect. When the reporter went back to the scene, he heard the dts-· pdlcher say his name. One of the detectives, now aware who was drivmg the vehicle, shouted out the reporter's name. The police had d g9<)d laugh. HE'S A POPULAR GUY With the deadline to file for November elections looming last Fnday, there was rnuch speculd- t1on surrounding Peter Butra's decision to run. Several candidates walled in the wings to see what the popular mayor would do, their decisions dependent on his. 1Wo cctndidates filed ·Friday when Buffa failed lo show. Hank Paruan, Mesa Consoli- dated Water Distnct board mem- ber, summed up Buffa's populari- ty with this quote: "I think it's a foregone conclu- sion (that Buffa will win,r Panian said. "J mean unless he's tied into this Monica Lewinsky thing." SPEAKING THE LINGO At a public meeting on what should be included in the envi- ronmental report for the proposed Banrung Ranch project, residents asked many quesllons about the impacts the housing develop- ment would have on traffic, water quality and the wildltfe m the area. But Ray Thorsky, one of the co- founders of Save Our Shores, posed a dilferent kind of question to the county staff. Using tho bureaucratic lan- guage found in the environmen- tal document, he asked, "What would the revenue impact to the county be if they approve this project? Will it be potentially sig- nificant. less than significant or no impact?~ -Compiled by Deity Pilot staff ON VACATION MONDAY, AUGUST'10, 19.98 •The threat of noise and said Tamar Gol ann, who Uves on Co1lege Stt1 .. t behind the com-· fumes from big-ri_g truck~ ' pleic •we w aldn't even oppose have neighbors worried :f· · the Home "/epot if it a nd the 1 • ctccompd1l',dlg traffic were moved about the quality of life in • away fro• (our homes: th · · hb hood Th~:Afoblem involves an alley eir ne1g or s. behJXt:he shopping center where EtbE Gre tractor-trailer trucks will be deliv- ering cargo close to homes. The lblJPb new cente\" will sit 50 to 150 reel COSTA MESA -The Planrung behind the old center. Commiss1on is expected to approve Residents in College Park, the the master plan for the new Harbor same dred wnere concerns about Center today, but nearby residents noise from the Pacific Amphlthe- say they are going to do everythmg atre wNe raised, are worried that they can to stop that plan from truck traffic, loading and uriload- being carried out. mg, dnd backup beepers will cause lCI Development Co. plans to ex<'ess1ve noise. BRIAN P08UDA I OMV PILOT Nelghbon living behind Harbor Center protest the shopping center's proposed new design. tear down Harbor Center and build Goldmdnn and other neighbors a new center anch6red by Home would like to see the design Depot and Lucky's supermarket. changed. · "We're not against the center,• . But chdnging the design is not SEE CENTER PAGE 7 FAREWELL ZUBIES DON lEACH I OArY PllOl Regular patron Vi Pearson laughs and dances durtng the farewell party for Zubles and Zuble's Gilded Cage, which have been Costa Mesa maJnstays for 30 years. Zubles' Huntington Beach and Newport Beach locations remain open. KSFO Zubies customers say farewell to legendary Costa Mesa hangouts !Wyrb As or Thursday, the sawdust on the noors of Zubies Restaurcmt and Zulne·s Gilded Cage m Costd Mesa Wlll Jay sell on the white and black checkered tiles. The pool tcibles will be permanently unoccupied and the bars wiU be closed for good. Bidding their last goodbye, more than 150 long-time customers filled the two restaurants during a farewell party Sunddy ct.ftemoon offering cold beer, free pizza and live country rock music. 1Wenty-three-year customer Wendy Wilcox said she will miss the relaxed atmoi.phere, excellent food and good drinks, but she plans to visit Zubies Chicken Coop in Newport Beach and Zubies Dry Dock in Huntington Beach. "I'm defirutely going to miss it,• said the Costa M esa resident. 'll's just the local hangout here. I will miss the cama- raderie.• Co-owner Brenda Zubieta agreed with hN long-llme customer. •Jt\ kmd of ltke 'Cheers· Everybody knowc; ('de h other,· Zub1eta said, "Tlwr<> will be a lot of memories.· Zuhwtt1's husband, John, opened th(> hr!.t Zuh1C's in Costa Mesa 30 years dgo. Twelve ycur\ dQO, John and Brenda OJWnf'<J o nc>19hborinq ptZZd parlor - Zubae's G1ld<>d Cag<'. •John's hN•n very melancholy for the lu!tt coupl<> of wePks, • Brenda said. SEE ZUBIES PAGE 7 COMMUNITY BRIEFING WISH OF THE WEEK • Thew Items -and many ITlOfe -are •wishfl• the l)f'1nc1pals of the Newport- Mesa Unified School District would like to have granted In order to continue impfov· Ing the qu.llty of students' education T1ke • foolt at th4t )1st below and mtybe you. by voluntMrlng In 1 computer lab or donating books, can make 1 wish come true • MARINERS EUMENTMY: CO- ROM lnter~ctlve writing program lmaglnatk>n Express; ·power M.cln· tosh computers; Hewlett Packard printers. Call ·Tammera Parham at 515-6960. ....... , •• , UJ• ••ss b2 •• SUMMER STORIES OON UACtVO.-.V flOT U11p.nl .. Gr-. 2t. MY' ............ he_.lllWW•MJ .. tllt•r•erfob.S. ...,. ...... Speedway wants dancing, happy hour • Newport 8Pdch r •staurdnt ask!:. City Council to Wt prohih1t10ns, exlflnd dlcohol .,rrvic0 hours. NEWPORT BEACI I -Tlw N~wport Bedch Caty Counnl will conc,1dcr tonight the TPqlu.•-.t ol SpPPdwuy of N~wport BPdch, UC, tu mod1Jy dnd remm.•p cond1llon" on •L" ako- hohc beverdge lict>nse S~edwc1y hds d'ikPd the council to ullow thrE'<' thmqs thill cm• c um:nlly proh1tJ1tt•d - live entertoanm nt, "hctppy hnur· pn.>mouon-. dnd dancing on lht' pmnuse<; The rcst<1urcmt · hd'> aho request«~ lhdl 1l tw ahle lo serve dlcohol on lls --.----------pclllo until nudnight on fYI we<>kend'> Currently, dlcohol '>NVIC(' 5tops dt 11 pm As of Jt1nu- tlry 1998, th > Depdrtm<'nt of Alcohol Bever- d9<' Control as required to nollfy the locdl +W HAT: Newport Beach Crty Council + WHEN: 7 p.m. tonight + WHERE: City Council chambers. 3300 Newport Blvd c1ovemmg body ol ony 1wt1trnn to rP.movP or modify C'ond1t1on.. on dn <1lc ohol bevera~w hc('nse Stdft hd~ u•comm(•ntlt•d thdt. council tor- wttrd a lettt>r to thCJ Dt•pt1rtmcnt ot Alcohohc: Bt>Vt>rdge Control obtpcllng to the mod1hca- t10m. ctnd r<•movc.tl of cond1t1nns At cording to ntr c;tdff, tht'! chdngt''> should he addre:-.sed through lh<' nty\ u~c pt.•rrmt pnxt•s beforn gmnq lo ABC If thE' counetl ohwct~ to ~peeclway'" request, ABC will hold a heanng regd_rrling approvdl of th" the rc•'>ldllfdnl' petJtion. Other tt>'>U1•s on lhl' c1gcnda include: • A rPc omnwnddhnn thdt th • lmut1 Outng- gN Cdn0<• ( 'lub he allowed to stort• 1tc; outrig-cwri; OVt'lOl<Jhl 00 nty bt•dC'h<•s dnd tw .1llow('(l to .,lay al Nnrth Star Beach undto•r a city pl'' nut. . RP<'l'ntly th~ duh htts h<>en d 'tUhJ cl of conn·m for tlw Newport Aqm1t1c Center, wh1c h l'i worned uhout fmuc1's pr St'TIC't" oncP 1t ddd<. tthout 8,000 ~Qlldr(' l<'c•t ol spdce to its North St.ir Bt>.irh hmlchng SEE COUNCIL PAGE 7 INDEX MOtJI) TM ... If ••••• " •••••••••••• I • 4 Q.AS'SIFID " • ill •••••••••••••• "' ••••••••• 10 POUCEllPS .•••.•••.•••.•••.••••••.•.. 2 PUil.iC lllOTKl5 •••...•.••••..••••.••.. 10 SP()l'IS .............................. I WlA11tB ••.••••.••••• ' ••.••.•.•• ' ••• 2 WEATHER ,,.. cW """Mt,,,., ... ••&,td•,.., ... -'-• ......... 1 • .2 Monday, August 10, 1998 ~· locals onl Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilo llllllOIS Horizons Unlimited CNpter of the American Business WC>men'l Associ· a66n recently ~ected 5' n MM V. Cham~taln as Vice President. ~ is an attol"My with o.~~laln an<f Viau, located In N~ Beach .... On a recent trip to the Costa Mesa Sark Park with OWt'/C!f ~ 5""altwood of COs· ta Mesa. Chloe Smallwood. a She- bawlnu muc. r~elved a free f eat from C.nlne C.Ylar. The bane part is ~n during the week to all well· .~, , behaved pets .. Btown1e 1roop UP C~ 0 SI ELEANOR ANDERSON . Newport-Mesa Unified. School District's director of assessment prom;ams + When were you hired? Januaty 1986. ~ Family status: I have been married to my pusband, Jim, for 46 years and have two '•wonderful grown children and four grand- children, whom I adore . The youngest is 3 a.J}d the oldest is 11. Our daughter, Linda, is an ordained priest m the Episcopal Church and serves as assistant pastor of the La Canada Episcopal Church. Our son, Jim, manages computer systems for the Capital Group, a major mutual fund company. We live in Newport Beach with 15 fat koi fish for pets. ~ Age: Guess! -> Education: I have a bachelor's degree from Pomona College in Claremont, a mas- ter's degree from Columbia University in New York, and a nearly completed doctor- ate degree from Claremont Graduate School. I hope to finish the doctoral disser- tation eventually. ' Being such a perfectionist +The college major you almost'toolc Eng. Lish literature. +Your last,C;haritable act: Helping a com. .mittee of ot(r homeowner's association lob· by for a tidffic signal that we believe wi save so~ lives. + As a child, what d id schoolmates teas you ~bout: My pigtails got yanke regµJarly. +What is in your trunk right now: Boxes CJ stuff for the Goodwill. + The first thing that attracted you to you spouse: He was (and still is) interested · many or the same things I'm interested in. + The worst idea you ever had: Vacation ing on Molokai (it's not a tropical paradis like Maui or Kauai!) + What would you have been voted i high school: The shyest kid in the class. + Who are you heroes: First, my 10th grade English teacher, Mr. Limb, wh taught me English grammar in a way that never forgot any of it. Second, my graduat school statistics professor, Dr. Drew, wh pointed out to me that I was really good a DON I.EACH / DAllY PILOT math and thereby changed the direction o my career. ·' 201• of Newport Beach r'4=entfy '· presented a <hecit to Orangewoqd Children's Home's Rose C.n;fe. Troop 2018 donated $100 of cooJde sale profit$. Troop 2018 members .... Gardner. Emlfy Spindler, and Shannon McOosky were fea- tured in a picture taken with Came. ... Newport Beach resident Jennie Webb was recently honored with the 1997 1998 President's Award at the annual meeting of the Junior League of Orange County. The League also recognized COfona del Mar resident C.thl• C.rdelucd with the 1997-1998 Board of Ofrec- tor's Award. The League focuses on the prevention of child abuse and adolescent pregnancy in order to benefit Orange County communf- ties. The League is an organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism and Is dedicated to improving the community through action and leadership. Webb was a member of the finance council and was manager of accounts receiv- able. cardelucci was chairman of Christmas Company, the organiza- tion's largest fund-raising event ... Ertk Abbott. a Middlebury College junior, recently took an opportunity offered by the school to spend a year studying abroad In Japan. Abbott Is the son of ...,.,.,.. and Danlel Abbott of Newport Beach. + Past positions: I have been a teacher of children in---Jdndergarten through sixth grades in three California school districts, served as a consultan t in program evalua· tion for the Los Angeles County superin- tendent of school's office, and was coordi- nator of evaluation and assessment for the Orange C::ounty superintendent of school's office. My positions in Newport-Mesa have included director of testing and director of curriculum and assessment. -> Present occupation: Director of assess· ment programs for the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District. ~ Explanatlon of job: I oversee planning and administration or state and district assessment and accountability programs in Newport-Mesa. mg ventured, nothing gained.• Years ago a school staff presented me with a small wooden giraffe in recognition of my chal- lenge to them to "stick their necks out" in defense of what they believed was right for their kids. That giraffe is in a prominent place in my office, and has become my per- sonal metaphor for standing firm for what I believe is in the best interest of students. + The compact disc in your car right now: I don't have a CD player in my car. If I did, it would probably be playing one of Mozart's piano sonatas or Andrea Bocelli's album, "Romanza, • or maybe some classical gui- tar -all mellow. + Your most treasured possession: My piano. + Favorite escape from reality: Muckin about in my garden. <-One thing you would change about th world if you could: I would make sure tha every child has a wise and loving famil) and enough to eat. + Your idea of exercise: Something othe people do. + Your greatest professional achievement Helping to spark the restoration of out- standing music and arts programs in New- port-Mesa. + Your greatest extravagance: Frequent trips to explore the English countryside. +Word or phrase you most overuse: You'll have to ask my friends and colleagues, but I think it is probably, "Wait a mj.nutel" + The thing you dislike most about you appearance: My ears are too big and I hav a very fat ankle resulting from a bad brea Air Force Airman ~I A. La,,.. u recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base In San Antonio, Texas. While in training Lanza studied Air Force mission, organization, and customs. Lanza also received special training In the area of human rela- tions. Lanza is the son of Chino Hills resident George C. Lanza and Newport Beach resident CMry• L Autrey. Lanza graduated from Chi· no Adult School in 1998. ... Costa Mesa's Padflc Bulldlng lndustrifl was named general contractor for the second Canyon C.fe South- Wfft.m Grill restaurant in the Southern (alifornla area. Restau- rant News named canyon· Cafe Southwestern Grill one of the hottest new restaurant concepts in the country. Pacific Building lndus- tnes has built over 100 restaurants. .. Newport Beach's Jaz ARhltec· tur9 and Pl•nnlng recently pro- ~ Your greatest personal achievement: Becoming "grandma" to four great kids. •Your personal motto: How about, "Noth- + The best book you've read: I've read so many great books that I couldn't possibly name just onel I love Henry James' novels, stories, essays and memoirs. I've just fin- ished the "Tales of Henry James," a won- derful collection of stories. +What can you cook?: Anything, but if it has more than five ingredients and takes longer than 15 minutes I'm not likely to cook itl + A habit you wish you could change: a couple of years ago. + I have a dream that: El Niflo will no return in my lifetime. + Phone number where people can reac you: 424-7555 • West Side plan will have community's touch • EIP Associates, the firm hired to find ways to upgrade Costa Mesa's oldest area, wants to involve local residents and businesses. EUSEGEE !kif Pb COSTA tv1ESA -The firm that will come up with a plan for revital- izing the West Side has been cho- sen but don't expect to see draw- ings any time soon. It's going to be coming to the conununity first. The first step in the redesign of the West Side will be to consult the people who live and work there, said Woodie Tesch.er, director of EIP Associates, the same firm that -guideathe design of Third Street promenade in Santa Monica. "The whole plan is for the community, not for us," Tescher said. "The community needs to have ownership of the recorn- Cynthia Crane & Patrick M cGaughan mendations. At the end, they need to believe in them.• This initial process is expected to take three to four months, Tescher said. It will probably take nine months before the firm drafts a specific plan. EIP's promise· to draw in the community and create a shared vision was one of the biggest fac- tors that won Councilwoman Lib- by Cowan's vote. · "I'm very excited about EIP, with the projects that they've done elsewhere and the commu- nity input that they create and solicit,• Cowan said. EIP was awarded a contract this week for $189,000. which was reduced from EIP's mitial bid of Mr. and Mrs. Mano{\ G. Smith, Jr. of Newport Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Diane Crane. to Patrick Terrence McGaughan, son or Mr. and Mrs. Terrence McGaughan of Seattle. The bride-to-be is a graduate of New- port Harbor High School, UC San Diego and UCLA. . $203,000 to stay within b~get. In four to six weeks, firm will begin work with dty s to identify about 25 residents, prop- erty owners, merchants and offi- cials who have a stake in the West Side. Some kind of festival or oth- er large event is also planned for the fall to attract people who nor- mally wouldn't show up for public hearings, Tescher said. "This is intended to give every- body a chance,• Tescher said. That's something very impor- tant, said Manf redo Lespier, p res- ident of the Latino Business Council. The West Side -located roughly between Harbor Boule- vard a nd the Santa Ana River from Wilson Street to the Newport Beach city limits -is home to one-third of the city's population and has largest concentration of Latinos in the community. "It's one thing for people to ENGAGEMENTS ihe public itself has to hove a voice. These are lhe people who trve lhere, these are lhe people who shop Jhere, these cre lhe people who work there: Manfredo Lespier president. Latino Business Council have a per- ception of the plan,• Lespier said. "But the public itself has to have a voice. These are the peo- p le who .live there, these are the peo- ple who shop there, these are the people who work there .• Not only will EIP have to incorpo- rate the diversity of the area info its plans, but it'll also be challenged with what Lespier called a "melting pot of different zoning regulations.· M i chele Hughes & Eliot Hayes Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson Hughes, Jr. of Newport Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter, Michele, to Eliot B. Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neville Ronald Hayes of Irvine. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Kim- ball Union Academy, N .H ., and the Uni- versity of the Pacific. The g room-to-be is a graduate of Uni· versity High School and UC Berkeley. "The West Side has homes businesses, business centers, in six or seven miles square, Lespier said. "So you can have · house and right next door is business park." Tescher said the awkward of homes and businesses will one of the tougher challenges the project. "The whole industrial/residen bal mix -that's a real challeng because so much of it's built, Tesch.er said. "It's not as if you'r dealing with vacant land.• The firm does not want to dis locate homes and businesses .o create a "yuppified • center Tescher said. . Community input will play ' big part. "We're real enthused abou tlus, • Tescher said. "It's a chanc to get involved in the trench with the community.• moted l'homn c. Stewart, Bruce D. Hargens, and 1U Hoang Do as auoclates at the firm. JBZ Is an architectural and land planning firm. ... Newport Beach's T•ylor Ii Assod•tes Architects r~cently promoted Jenelyn A. Russo and Kevin McDowell to associates. The firm is a full-service architectural and interior design firm. The firm. which specializes in the health care field, has provided services to major medical Institutions in Southern Cal· 1forn1a .. Costa Mesa's PRISCOMM Inc.. recently added two new agency personnel to its stiff Oalre M.S. Thornley 1oins the firm as a 1unior an director and Amy L Shearin will be a new advert1s1ng account coordinator Thornley graduated from the University of Arizona with a B A in Studio Art. While attend- ing the University of Arizona, Thornley was a member of the school's 1996 NCAA Champion Women's Golf Team. In 1996, Shearin received her B.A. In Adver- tising from Southern Methodist Uni- versity. PRISCOMM is an advertising and marketing communications firm specializing In the professional and consumer electronics and com- puter Industries. ... The groom-to-be is a graduate of Irvine High School, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and UCI. A May 15 wedding is planned at the First Presbyterian Church in San Luis Obispo. A May 22, 1999 wed ding is planned at th e Four Seasons Biltmore in Santa Cynthia Crane and Patrick McGaughan Barbara. 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In arus ~of Photo EdrtOI' Newport Beadl and CoU MeM. LVNNlllCMA soblcr1ption5 to tt. o.Mty Piiot ~by '"' Olsp&ey~ng C?OfY ere available by INll fot Tim.~Niiwl. 14JOY onnNQ. $10 per month. Second dm • ""'* Mlmlf ~ w a.ifled Adwrtdlng =paid at C'lN MeM. CA. nclude all applicM>lt ~ ...... ....,. LANA JONNSON. state and 1oc.a1 uxes.) POSTMAS-P'Nlident and ao PromotiOnl T(fl: Serid eddr99 cNnge to .............. Mt.MOD SHAH, The Hl\1JpOrt ~Mme Vb flt' ....... lt, Gtnefal ~ °"' ~ Offl<• Dally Piiot. '-0. b 1560. COit.i e1• TliMCN M tW* """'* WEATHER TEa.EMnMES waves expected at 2 Balboa feet. A 6-foot swell is 81167 expected from the Corona del Mar northwest nalna Costa Mesa TIOES 8<>167 TODAY Newport Beach First low 81167 5:36 1.m. -0.3 Newport Coast First high 81168 11:59 a.m. 5.0 Second low WllOMCAST 5:38p.m. 1.S LOCATION SIZE Sec.ond high Wldge na 11:39 p.m. 5.7 N9\#pClft na TUESDAY ....... .,. First low ftMr Jetty .,. 6:151.m. 0. 1 CdM NI First high 12:42 p.m. 5.1 ~ Sf(ond low wtrd coming from 6·37 p,m. 1.S the northwest et 10 Se<ond high to 15 knoU changing na na to HSt to southNst et 10 knoU in the . .. aftef noon Wind ~'7 • SURF The weather is unstable -it could r~in or shine all day long. But the waves are fair- ly good right now due to several storms. so you may want to take your chances. The surf is expected to be between waist ~ chest h19h, bulkfing through- out thedly. • POLICE TIPS • Place gravel outside windows where you're concerned about prowlers. The noise of someone stepping on it will serve to alert you. • A scream hNrd •nywhere may mean robbery or r1pe. Be observant and not ify polke. • Hearty half of the burglaries committed are without force, that Is, through UNLOCKED doors and windows. • Always kKk 'f<M doors and Windows even When leaving for •just• minute• Of when WOftclng In your.OW., bKk yard. • VllheneYer you move to 1 new home, have the locks ~ • Don't let MY strer'98f Into your home -no ,__, ~ h ,...,,.. Of how dft the~ Is qJpOMd to be. Mllr9 the *'-9"1CY phone cMI wtWle 1t'9y wait ~ . • wale confldentlv, dWecttw mnd. et • _.., .-. °" the lldl of. the strMt ~.tfk. Citmhls loc* b IOIMOI• who ~vutn..r. . . • tf you .. In cllnglf, lttMm end run, or Y9ll ~. • Run tOW8td lights "' peopte. • fllV ..... !don to JOU" lnt\Mdon Md Instinct. tf tOmlChlr'9 )Ult J .... vwong.•11~11. • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Monday, August 10, 1998 3 r • A VESTED .I REST , Po~ce office~s support bill that would prevent convicted felons from buying or having bulletpro~f gear T he images haunt police officers: gun-toting crimi- nals clad in body armor fir- ing round after round in their direction . . The public saw the gruesome gun battle in North Hollywood last year. In 1994, a man anned to the teeth ran loose on the streets of Sari Francisco, killing a police oificer. • Criminals have 'tried to level the playing lleld by · wearing body armor during daring con- frontations with police -the very tool that pt0tects those in law enforceme{lt, A state bi.q .that sits on Gov. Pete Wilson's ·desk today would ptohibit convicted felons from owning or possessing bulletproof gear. Local police haven't faced those grim situations, though they are familiar with stand-cms that "We'wbeen nililg to did wllh 1his for yws. lnmy l3 years ii law enfarwdl • I LM Gogerty serge.nt.. Costa ' Mesa police could turn ugly quickly. What stands between offi- cers and a fatal gunshot wound is plenty of training and a city-issued bulletproof vest. Ve s t s have four numeric industry lev- els that are mandated by the National JD.stitute for Justice. Most police departments, including Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, have level 2 vests, which stop m0st handguns even at point-blank range. Levels 3 and 4 are usually armor plates that can't be con- cealed under clothing. They are dasigned to protect officers from high-powered weapons. The vests are made with a specially woven fabric that can catch bullets. The energy from the projectile is dispersed throughout the vest and absorbed by the material. The standard vests issued by police departments are vulnera- ble to rifles, leaving the question: are officers safe? •Tue city offers vests that are adequate for our line of work,• said Costa Mesa police Sgt. Les Gogerty, who is on the depart- ment's special weapons unit: Gogerty sald officers have the option of upgrading their equip- ment. Members of the tactical squad are given armor shields to stop most bullets. "Here in Costa Mesa, we don't have many shootings," he said. "But the potential does exist." 1n 1990, Newport Beach police arrested several people who used body armor in two bank rob- beries. Sgt. Mike McOennott said they tracked the men for weeks before they arrested them. None of.the men drew guns on the offi- OQJ"S during the stakeout. • •1 think with the conditions we dee.I with on a daily basis the vests we have are as good as any llllf LY Gtve school supplies fo abused children ;i.., .. " The Orange County Child bUM Prevention c.ilter is · iee~ donatiom of ICbool su~ for oeuty SOO abused and negaected chUdrm. Mat.e.riall •bould be tWl· abkt for chlldreo agee 5 to 16. Needed items include aayom, notebooks, pem, ~ paperback die· dOnanel, splral binden.18fety ldleon, hmm .... naa.n. caJculatorl ad ... ..... ..... DOoati4mleafbe._..., tD .. ~ • 2411 """' pm lmL._. latte 3, Qrllta w-.·--dLfDlp ......, ..,._b Pdday 11l11pAllf.•· :iF.i -..... ..... out there,• McDermott said, not- ing be just traded in his old vest for a new one. •we are prepared as we can for criminals who pose a. serious threat to us.• Manufacturers have also tried to make the vests lighter and more comfortable for ofhcers. The gear weighs between 8 and 14 pounds and can resttict movement. "What we can do is create dif- ferent weaves and designs to make it light and at the same time achleve the balb.stic capability,• said Jim CarnpbeU, a production manager for Annour of America, a Santa Moruca-based company that is one of the nation's largest vest manufacturers. can't stop every bullet. But they do support the Assembly bill even though banning ~als from owning body armor won't solve the problem. hnd a way to prevent them alto- gether that would be great,• Gogerty sa1d. "We've been tram- mg to deal Wlth this for years. ln my 13 years in Jaw enforcement I hdven't c~ome across a parolee with u vest." Polic~ officers know the veits "It will make it harder for criminals to get, but if we could Inca coM1>llTER ·Bo1tDERs Build-to-Order Computers and Notebooks • Parts & Components Computer Service Lab • Inca Business Services • Web Design / ·tlet a PC for that Ph[), at a very smart price IN STOCK & READY TO DELIVER! 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For more infonna· lion, call 444-0226. Robert Whitley, a leading wine educator, will present a red wine tasting class at 5:30 p .m. at The Cannery, 3010 Lafayette Ave., Newport Beach. Registra· tion is $38. Reservations are required. For more information, call (949) 675·0894. Welcome Baby and Tender Care Parenting programs will be pre· sented at the Orange County Child Abuse Prevention Center, We Wove the Web, a party cele. brntmq the conclusion of the N<•wport B<'dCh Public Library's summer H>ddu ig program World W1dP Web of Tales, will be .pre- '<'lll<:'d t1l 10.30 d.m. in the Friends f\ te1•tmg Room at lhe Newport BPdch Cmtrnl Llbrnry, 1000 Avo- < dclo AvE>. Admission is f~~e; how- <'Vl'r, rlnldrPn dre dSk~<l to bring lh<•tr completed rettdipg log. For nwn• mJormdllon. C'dlP 17-3801. • 2482 NQwport Blvd., Suite 3, Cos· "An Artist's JoUJ11~Y -The Mar· ta Mes·a .• Tue Welcome Baby prcr 1tunE' J><1mtm9s qi' John 'Stobart" gram is from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. will h1• on chspl<1y unW Nov 8 in Tuesday through Thursday. A thP < .rc1nd S<1lon <iboard the Pnde Tender Care Parenting program ol f'..p\1.-port 151 E. Coast High-will be from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. \1.-<1} l\lt•wport Beach AdffilSSton Tuesday through Thursday and 9 1s ~ fm <1clulls dnd $1 for children a.m. to 4 p.m . Saturday. Volun· 12 <11HI undt•1 For more mforma-teers must attend all three classes tH>n. 1 .di h7:i-7863 for a given program. For more CJD Voice, an e·ma11 discussion .tnd wpport yroup for those with tilt• mlec-tious brain-deteriorating < r<"uLt.lt>lclt-Jc1kob disease. will be m1 ongoinCJ ac-t1v1ty dVdilable for 111IPrnSt<•d 1nd1v1cludls. The CJD \Wh site• 1s til http://members. e1nl co111/1<11 rnstr853/cjdvoice/ c 1dvo1C'c>.lltm. I lo'>l families are needed for for· 1•J<Jtl <'XC htrng<' 'ituclents who will tu• 111 tlw UnllNI Stc1tes during the 1 <illH-<111 "< hool Y<'ctr Students will hnnq tlwu own h(>dllh insurance .111cl s1wnchnq money for school information, call (949) 722·1107' An introductory cllmblng clinic will be presented from 6 to 9 p .m. at Rockreation in Costa Mesa. Reservations are required. Admission is free. Participants must be 16 and over. For more information and directions, call (3 10) 473-4574, ext. 3011. A feng shut workshop will be presented at 7 p.m. at the Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble Book· sellers, 901B South Coast Drive, No. 150, Costa Mesa. The event is free and open to the public. For more information. call 444-0226 . Square Barnes & Noble Book· sellers, 1070 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The event is free and open to the public. For more informa· tion, call 631-0614. FRIDAY ' Getting Your Pro4uct Manufac· tured will be presented from 8 to 10 p.m. at OCC's Scieace Lecture Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registration is at 7:30 p.m. Admissiop. is $15. For 'more information, call (949) 253-0952. SATURDAY Volunteen ages 14 and •bove will be needed at 8 a .m. to help paint the fence around Paularino School, 1060 Paularino Ave., Cos- ta Mesa. Refreshments will be served. The paint will be donated by Deft Paint of Irvine. For more information, call SSE). 7653. Tropical plants will be the topic of discussion at the 9:30 a .m. pro- gram at Sherman Library and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway. John Bishop, the gardens' man- ager of horticulture, will conduct a toW' of the nopical Conservato· ry. The program is free and open to the public. For more informa- tion, call (949) 673-2261. Ustng the Library, Tools & Tricks will be presented at 10 a.m . in the Friends Meeting Room at the Newport Be~ch Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. The event is free. Por more information, call (949) 717-3801. . Mark O'Hare, creator of comic ... strip Citizen Dog, will appear at p.m. at the Metro Pointe Barnes Noble Booksellers, 901B Sou Coast Drive, No. 150, Costa M The event is tree and open to th pubhc. For more information, c 4~4·0226. A program UUed Splden Are You Friends will be presented at 7 ·4 p.m. at the Upper Newport Ba Ecological Reserve, 600 Shell maker Road, Newport Beac Parking and admission are fr Hot chocolate and marsh.mallow will be served. Call 640-6746. _Mattress Outlet· Stor BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! I 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa one Block South of 405 Pwy 545-7168 • ind PntP1l<11n111Pnt For more intormt1l1011, c c11l h75-0423. 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Twenty-year-old Sen G~en gladly laqels himself a "workaholic.• Of course, if you consider his "office • is really a tower ovevlooking the beach, .you might Uhderstand why. "'ITaining is a lot of work," Green said. "You learn hrst aid, CPR, beach topogrttpby, and are put: through different stressful situations Bu~ at the end it's worth it." 1 "It's great/ Green swd. "It's not a job sitting in an office or serving burgers.· I !ls JOb also has the added advantage of covering most of his expenses during the -school year, when he studies architec• lure at OCC. . I . A'f ninilg 15 0 lot of wart You Ian frst cid, CPR, bah ~,ood en put tlrough .. stress- ful situations. But at the end As a life- guard for the city of New- port Beach, · Green will admit ~hat his JOb does have · its perks. "Well, I do get to be outdoors at the place I'd bang out at anyways,• he said. ·1n fact, he was so sure that il wouJd be worth it he began to tram with the Youth Employment Program at age 1 S, a year before he was even eligible to be tured as a lifeguard. Still, Grean manages to find tuna for one other projl:?ct. run-ning his own small boat and car • detdiling and mai.ntE!n~ce busi- ness. But that, he says, is only a side pro1ect. • I For now, h<? is content know- ing thdl di the end of a long day's work he Cdn say, "I saved a few lives today· 1 I I I j • it's worth tt: BenGNen Newport Beach lifeguard But don't mistake it for merely a day at the beach. "My main priority while I'm there is to DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Lately, Newport Beach lifeguard Ben Green, 20, has been busy pulling people from the water and warning them about dangerous surf. .make sure nobody dies that day,· I makes five to 10 rescues a day. 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But hov. is he so sure he can whip you bad. to your collej(e v.c11.,thn<.' and have you 1eelrng Ille you could t.hmb Everest? ·11 all &(){'' back to our knowledge base: he says ·our 'taff ot trainers are all degwed in e'erci~e '>Cience and CPR qucllrf1etl. c1nd rcqu1tt-d to do a m1n1mum ot five hour<. a weer.. ot study to stay curr<.•nl • 1 ht•1r role as fJr d\ you're concerned. " to One prevent in1ury; l\\.O, attarn de<.ired r('<.ult~ 1n the ~hortest po~~1blt! time Thompo,()n doc~n'I take that ta~k hgh1lv; he• <,(.'{"\ 100 man~ trainers \'l>Orking 1he g~m' in a •pump 'em up. pump •em out• modl'. v.h1ch 1s not only les~ ellluenl fm thl· cl1en1. he \Jys, but poten11a11.., d.rn1.wrou<. "That approach dot>'n t tal..e 1',ll h ind1v1dual\ speclt1c. nl·'--d' mlo Jl count." say\ Thompsofl. 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CONTINUED FROM 1 •John had been considering dolng this for awhtle It's just a mtrketing dPc1s1on. • Although the property is still in escrow, the restaurants are sup- posed to be demolished. Costa Mesa resident Pam Parks, who come~ to Zubie's Gild- ed Cage every day for lunch, said she remembered when the large room was a club filled with mus- cular bouncers and rowdy punk rockers. Called the Cuckoo'~ Nest, the dub was a popular hangout for local punk bands includmg Social Distortion and the Adblescents in the late _70s and early 80s. Parks said Zubie's customers, who were predominately local cowboys at the time, did not get along with the punk rans and there were frequent fights between them. ·Tue kids were rowdy back then,· Parks said. "Tiungs would • qet pretty crazy around here." Although Parks remembers the punk rock days, what she will miss the most is watching the older men who spend their afternoons at the restaurants every day. ·I'm really going to miss those guys," Parks said. "Once this place is c~osed a lot of these old quys won't have a place to go. 1 DON LEACH ] OM.Y PILOT 18-year regular Cathy Tibaldo, Jeff. shares a laugh with another longtime regular at Zuble . brought a camera so 1 won't forget them." Henry Zaremski, more com- monly known as "Ski," is one of the guys Parks will miss. MI've been here since the first week after {the Gilded Cage) opened and they bad all men bar- tenders," Zaremski said. Zaremski and his small g~Qup of fishing buddies come to the restaurant every afternoon to share a pitcher of beer or two. The retired Costa Mesa resi- dent also comes for lunch on a regular basis and never misses Zubies infamous prime rib Thurs- days. which will now be offered at the Newport Beach location. Although there are other Zubies ·restaurants to visit, Zaremski said it will never be the ZUBIES FAOS + FIRST OPENED: Zubies • RestaurMt. 1968; Zubie's Gilded C.. 1986 • wwu: aosE: Aug. 13 + OWNERS: John and Bren· "' da Zub1eta ~CENTER ~ CONTINUED fROM 1 ~ know better because we llve in ! the real world,• Goldm\Ulfl sa.Jd ~ Bell said residents f had valid ; concerns and unde~ands their : nervousness about_ ~e project. ~ •1 think that P;iat's natural,• : Bell said. "It's ha'Vi when you've ~ been in a comm~ty a number of : years to trust a J ewcomer. • : Marybell E ert bas lived on l College Driv for 32 years. She : bas emphys · a and is concerned : about the I diesel fumes from + FUN FA<:r. The lyrics from two popular punk roc.k songs from the Vandal~ were written about Zubles and the former Cutkoo's , Nest, which existed from the late 70s to the early 80s. Songs "The legend of Pat Brown" and Hurban Strug· gle" were written about the constant rivalry of Zubies cowboy fans and the Cuckoo's Nest's punk fans. ·~co · NCl l . · 1 co'~NUED FROM 1 sai:rie after the Costa Mesa restau- rants are gone. •1 was heartbroken when ~ found out,· Zaremski said. "$/d 1s not the proper word but we are.• • I l A~~pon completion. center offi-:~ expect they will be approach- r ing the city-imposed cap or 250 : people per day using the facility. ; Center officials believe that ! lmua's presence on the beach will l impact the city-imposed cap. C<>\IPRFflf','il\'F \'I> LSTllF rl< DENTISTRY SPECTACULAR DENTISTRY AND PERSONALIZED CARE WE CREATE BEAUTIFUL SMILES! Featuring: • Digital X-rays -90% Lu§ Exposure to Your • Electronic Smile Imaging -View your new smile before you start! VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY • The VOWNTEER DIRECTORY run"S pemxfically in the Daily Pilot. If you'd like information Ot'I getting your organi- zation liS\ed, call 642-4321, ext 331 . 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IK~A• CXUtMIS.<iVt.A etN ArfN l .5 J...,_wn"" IN • • ' . Monday, August )0, 1998 trucks might cause. ~ Many of her neighbors intend to follow m Eggert's footsteps by: makmg College Park the11 life. l~ng homes. The problem isn't Just about noise, Eggert said. It is about comfort and quality of life. ·1 retired two years ago Wlth visions of staying up late and watching TV and sJeeptng in in the morning,• she said. •When you get something like this, that never happens." The Pl,anning Commission mee~ at 6:30 p.m., today in the Council Charnber:s at City Hall, 77 FBlf Onve. • Approval of tne Newport Beach City Employees Assoda- bon contract agreement. . A new three-year agreement was recently reached between the. city and the association. The agree- ment provides a 3% raise wtucb wou1d be retroactive to July and a 2.5% raise 10 July 1999 and 2000 The current agreement, which expired June 30, has been extended. Advert on al Auto .. 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APPEALI G FOR QUIET Mo t people can 1den11f} an automobile' murner and the booming sound that provide ample nouce that it mu t be replaced. Located behind the catalytu: converter in hoe with the e>.haust pipe. the muffler ts u ually comtructed of heavy-gauge steel. wrapped in a canister. Its iocenor con1ain. a serie of baffie and plates de 1gned to slow and mterrupt the exhaust flow m an effort to !luppreslt noise. Some automobile~ are also outfined with re~onator\. which are really econdary muffiers. They_ma) ble 'lightly mailer than mumers and more C) lindrical in "hapc. Located ~ad of the muffler. t.tley serve to uppre' not~e even f u.nher. And, lik:e muffler . re onator arc 'ubjec1 to eventual deterioration due to moi ture and vibf1tion. Usually. during the life of a car. the u1lau t system needs replacement. Depending on the male and model and the wuthcr condition you u!ouaUy drive 1n, )OU probab£y will have to ~pl1ec ~ of your S}: tem wound ~.000 mile At C&F, we worl hard co have an ongoing relationship widt our cu tomers so you know ua, m we \.now your car. We always ~ your say-M> bef0tt ~. m we onl~ use MW parts JR tt~rs. t.:'all us for an~ II 646-6910 (2090 PlaCelilia. C.. Mc a) We 're MA 'PP!OVeil. which means eustomm all O¥S have rlled us bi,ply. r •' • • m-oPENER . . . . . . . .. QUOTE OF Newport Beoch's Undsay Dov..,,i becm Mary. P'lerct to dcim Toshiba Tnis CJaSsic tidt. r ·u>cean .... ,, t1ves • 111 cwrldaliotl far lfe cnl makes us flel ycM11 m hell't .. : c.rol Jewell, Masters swimmer 8 Newport Beoch/Co5to Mesa Doily Pilot ~,August 10, 1998 •Sports Edik>r Roger Carlson • 949-57442 TENNIS ' , -Another . title for LindSay • PiercP no match for Ddvenporl at La Costa. l ARL~BAD -N€>WJX>rt 0edch's Llndsdy I >c1venport conllmt(>d her dso.,c1ull on lhf' No 1 ranking l1l women'!) lt•111us Sunday, burying l\fc1ry PINC'P m c1 IJtUe more than dll hour, which included d bnef rdU'l deldy, to clc11m her second '>Lfcl1~1ht crown on U1e lour. Pierce. 1cmJwd No. 16 and -t•ntenng with a thigh m1ury as well, wac, 'no mdtch for the~ play of l>c1venport dS the lc1tter broke her sNve twlc P m each set en route to d b-3, b-1 vtdO· ry m sweltering c·ond.IL10ns. "It was a CJrPdl WPf'k for m<>, • Sdld Oav- c•nport to an dpprc>C1dt1ve crowd in the dftermdth. "I plc1yed well.· ThPn, m ty p1cdl Dc1ven- Davenport pnrl-<'SP, she r1ddecl • 1 hdd a ltttl1• h1l ot luck 011 rny s1clP and Wei'> t1hlt1 to pull 11 out." Thc1L rruqht I><· the undC'rstdle- ntPnt of th<' '>Pd'>lln d.) Ddvcnport vu llldily ow1wd Uw court'> c1t L<l ( ·o.,tc1 Resort c1ncl Spc1. buV.mq her m.,tl w1lh c1 90 mph sNve ttnd con- s1<,lt•nlly rnruung Pwrce to one c.,1<l1• or tht> other with her cross court dnd J>d'>stng shots TI1e victory W~ Dc1venport over Uw $1 million platedu Uus season c1s -.;hp entered with a IJtUe less lht1n $975,000 dlrec1dy in ht>r wal- !('t. Anc1 1l was another 500 points lo clrc1w lwr even closer to No. t dftC'r l\tartJnd H111g1s was l<•lled by Pwrce U1 c1 mdjor upset on Satur- dc1y. J·b, 7-h, 6-2. Dc1venport. sPedC'cl No 1. m th<> tournc1rnc•nt, ('dsc>cl pc1st No 4 seed Monicc1 Sel(ls, 6-4, 2-h. 7-'> JUNIOR TENNIS Locals open at nationals • Yelscy, Singer, Vaughan and Leslif' are dmong lh<' first-round winners. Anne Y(•lsey of Corond del Md1 won hPT openm9-round n\rllC'h agdmst KcUy Nelson of St. P('IN'>burq, Rd . in the qtrls 14s nd\lonaJ chc1mp1onships at the South Fulton Tennis CC'nter in C 'ullt-ge Pdrk, Gd YPlsey c1clvann•., to the second ro11nd to play Knsten Jdmes, the N o J3 seed, from Chfton, Vd. YC'lsey also starts doubles play this wee>k with pdrtner Ashley J\.-1dddock., from Ldguna Beach. The duo 1s the No. 3 seed Kimmy Smger, who will be a freshman at Corona de l Mar • hgh this fall, got a fU"SHound bye as a No. 33 seed.·Smger plays the winner of Kristy Randono (Colorado Springs) and Miriam Rahali (Bellevue, Ky.). Singer and Lauren Perl from San Diego will also play doubles. Thetr first round match is against Nicole Beck (Lawrenceville, Ga.) ... and Sarah Sansom (Temecula). ln the girls 16s at the Barnes Tennis Center in San D1ego, Sea • • King star Nadia Vaughan Will face Jenruf er Ward of Marietta, , , Ga. • Also in the 16s are Caylan LesUe, troro Newport Beach and CdM High, and Natalie Braver- man, who will be a fre hman at Newport Harbor in the fall. · Sea King star Parker Colhns starts first-round play of the boys 18 at Kalamazoo College in Michigan. Collins plays Justin Hunter from Southlake, 11 xas. Hunter Jack opens in th 16s, • al o at Kalamazoo College, again t lfey Joh.n on of • Ga.in svillc, Fla. : • Estanda High's Robert Chu, • also in the 16s, play Visalias • Nlchola Carle in th first round. • • , • Six Newport residents conquer the conditions to swim from Alcatraz to San Francisco mai.Dland. JAWNHIU !W(Pb On June 11, 1962, three mmates, Frank Morris, John Anglm and Clarence Anglin, may have become the only prisoners to ever escape the island prison of Alcatraz. The trio of bank robbers spent months digging holes in the back of thelf cells and when the time came, they went through the holes and made their way off the island. No one is sure whether they swam to safety or died try- ing. So, what does a 56-year-old school teacher from Newport ' Beach' have in common with the most farnOtJSof esca~ from th~ Rocle? • . bn Aug. 1, Carol Jewell, her husband Bill and four of h~r fftends successfully made the swim from Alcatraz to the rnairt- land on a bright summer morning as part of the fifth annual Shark- fest Festival in San Francisco. The Jewells, Tom Garcia (65), Jeff Simonds (SO), Jeanne Uttle (60) and Tom Goria (55), all from Newport Beach, know each other from other rough water swim events and train together at Big Corona, Newport Harbor High and Corona del Mar High. "1 have been part of a masters swim program over a few years, H Carol Jewell said. "My husband and I have been into rough water swims since the early '60s. Over the years, we met others and the group just grew." OCEAN SWIMMlll Jewell had participat-. flOQd tide in a $rtght ebb ed tn the Alcatraz swim tide when l'J'1,MY of the two years ago with a '51111 rs currents ~e weaker,• friend and bad a great I I .• 1 Jewell said. A morning time at the event. She • • ' swim also reduces Ute beard about it again tpJs 11111~ effects.of the wind. year and decided to get t •• • All six swimmers a group of her fellow mitWlll-.:...1 have had years of expe- rough water swimmers ,... rience with currents, to go on a trip north. rs I•• and waves, while work· At the beginning of ing out at Big Corona. the event, swimmers are But the bay can be more ferried out to the back-c.ol J9well dangerous because of side of the island where Masters swimmer how quickly the cur- they must jump from the rents form and the boats and swim back swiftness with which they move. across to the mainland, without "There is no comparison, these wetsuits. are much stronger," Jewell said. The race is held early in the "The water in the bay is constant- moming, so as not to interfere ly moving." The most dangerous with shipping traffic, and to avoid current during the race was a swift the unique tidal flows and cur-current near shore. Race officials rents that are the signature of the in kayaks helped insure e no San Francisco Bay. swimmers were swept away. "We swam at the tail end of the "The weather was great and HIGH SCHOOL SAILING there weren't any whitecaps the afternoon,• Jewell said. For Jewell, and th~ others, race was not about winning . was about the feeling of acco plishment. of having aone thing that onl't an .elite group strong, expenenced swimro -could do. ' "Sure it's dangerous," Jew said "But the open water o challenges that you can't find pool. It's reapy a high. "It gives us an appreciation lite and makes us feel young heart. I think we'll all keep do' this as long as our bodies [et \.l.5. Jewell & Co. have reswn training at Big Corona and hope to be ready to compete at upcoming La Jolla Rough Wa one-and three-mile rares. As for Morris and the Ang brothers, maybe they'll tum one day. One thing is for sure, th could have used some pointers. PHOTOS COURTESY Of HEATHER N18LO Pre p saJlors provide a horizon of white (above) in Newport waters. Below: Newport Harbor High's Troy Treaccar and mate Paige Thompson navigate to victory •. I Treaccar winsl •Local sailor tops field of 57 to capture National Regatta championship. NEWPORT BEACH -New- port Harbor High's Troy Treac· car topped the field at the National Regatta, hosted recently by the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The regatta brought together 57 high-school sailors with crew and were sailed a bout one mile west of the Newport Pier. All 57 boats competed in each race, which made for an extremely competitive start and hard-fought battles until the end of the race. The regatta started July 31 with two ocean races in light conditions. Three longer races : were held Aug. 1 and two more! Aug. 2 . Morning races were! greeted with light winds whil~ afternoon races saw heavy se~ breezes. Treaccar and Paige Thomp-1 son, also from the NHYC, scored 11 points in six races to win the regatta. Scott Hogan,' with aid from Amy Halvorson,; finished third. r To compete, a sailor had to tJ a member of the CFJ Cla-a Association and a member of a yacht club belonging to U.S. Sailing. Participants bad to supply their own boats and were required to install weights ii that boat did not meet the minimum requirements. Combined weight of skipper and crew had to be a minimum of 240 pounds. HIGH SCHOOL SUMMEI WATEI POLO BRONZE EFFORT A team of 14 Sea Kings finish third in Hungary. It as a proven fact that an athlete, or team, learns nothing by playing the same competition over and over again. It learns even less by playing compeb- tion that isn 't a challenge. The tnck is to find the be5t competi- tion so players can'leam and improve. Corona del Mar High water polo coach John Vargas is well aware of this fact. which is why be took-1-4 boys var- sity playen, two coaches and four pat· ents on an eigbt-<lay trip to Hungary lo play ome of the best junior talent in the world . •vou get better by pla~g the best!• Vargas, who ts also the coach of the U.S. nattonaJ Th&D, said. Hts team played four scrimmages ln Budapest and al.lo faced the Hungarian juruor national team. ' The play was rough 8.{ld physical, but it prepared the Sea Kings for a tour- nament in the dty of Egar. Tournament teams included: France, Slovakia, Italy, Romania, Australia, South Africa and a team from Florida. Vargas' team finished third by defeating south Africa, 6-4. Jason Paldli was awarded a trophy for Best Field Player. A trip to the International Water Polo Hall of Fame was included where the team saw the trophy that Hungary won et the 1994 AIAmo Cup at CdM'r pool. The Sea Kings concluded their sum- mer by winning four garnet to clainl the tiUe of the,La Serna Tournament. CdM rallied from an 8-5 deficit to defeat Hawa.il, 10·9, tn the semis, behind seven goals from seruor Juon Pakla. PakSa; who notched 19 g6e1I for the touma.ment..k'Ofed a team-~ll four tn the tit.le-match victory over Marina, J 0-4. f ' 3 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot rts r HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL /' • 1998 Mustangs' football playe/s culminate· 19-week weightlifting program with annual lift-a-thon. BAARY fAUUCNER C~ta Mesa High's annual football lift-a-thon raised ~ estimated $5,000, but 'Mustangs Coach Jerry Howell said the rewards of a 19-week weightlifting program, which ~ap in the spring, figure to sh~ up more on the field than the balance sheet. ·we do it as a fund-raiser, but it's also a way to keep the kids motivated PlayelS also competed within their class and were broken down into power position or skill posi- tion divisions. · In addition to overall weig~t lifted, adjusted totals were also recQrded, subtracting each partic- ipant's body weight. · , Sal)doval and Leal, both com~ peting in the power position divi- sion, ranked first and second among seniors. P.J. ·Stangl (865), Josh Mendez (7 50) and Ulises Ordonez (615) rounded out the top five power position seniors. Ricky Martin (665), Jesus Lopez (655), Duy nan (635), Aree Yogurtjian (620) and Rovinn Sou (525) were the top five among senior skill-position lifters. and give them some-,_ _____ _ thing to shoot for,• Howell said of the July 30 lift-a-thon in the Mustangs' weight room. ·we make a big thing out of it." Howell said he worked his players ·harder than in recent years and was gratified by the response. "We do it asa fund-raiser, but it's also a way to keep the kids motivated and give them something to shoot for." Arthur Ross (665 in the power position divi- sion) was another notable senior. Hl,illiger and Eliseo Martinez (815) domi- nated the junior power position competition, while Herzog and David Weir (810) did the same in the skill position category. •This year was differ-Jeny Howell ent, because the kids Costa Mesa had a lot farther to go,~ football coach Howell explained. ·we Fernando Aronna (650) placed third in the junior power position class, based on his a<tjusted total of 454, worked them harder and they V{orked harder, because they were younger and hadn't been lifting as much as last year, when we had a group of 25 seniors.• Mustang players record their progress throughout the program, culminating with the lift-a-thon, where they execute their best efforts in the power clean, the bench press and the squat. Howell reported significant improvement from all his players, with a few improving their totals • between 30 and 40%. Junior Jinuny Herzog, who fig- ures to assume a prominent role : this fall at running back and line· ~ backer, posted the best three-lift 1 total, hoisting a combined 980 pounds. lsJeal Leal. il senior .1J.ne.Dwl r Who did not play a.s a junior, lifted 950 combined pounds, while which topped Eric Con- naty (695, 129). Carlos Mora (650, 410) was fifth among power-position Juniors, while Edwin Martinez (770, 620) and Shawn Ferryman (775, 590) were third and fourth among skill-position juniors, where Todd Duddridge (690, 532) and Jason Valencia (680, 532) tied for fifth. Jason Rankin (650, 485), Jacob Scaglia (630, 470) and Brad Jones (600, 450) were also top junior lifters. Grubisich was followed in the sophomore power-position com- petition by Luther Mitchell (860, 570), Charlie Amburgey (765, 555), Daniel Hunter (640, 440) and Scott Schepens (615. 429), respectively. r junior Robert Hulliger (945) and .enior Gus Sandoval (905) round-*' out the 900-pound club. Sophomore Anthony Grubisich ft>unded out the top five totals Mher Babikian (605, 464) edged Josh Clever (610, 457) in adjusted weight among skill- position sophomores. Patrick Hul- liger (540). Steve Perez (4.70, 353) and Tony Ashcroft (485, 337) rounded out the top five. Danny Mardikian (625. 421) and Luis Avalos (500, 331) were addi- tional sophomore notables. 1 in the power position and skill pos1bon divts1ons, respectively. Freshmen Marco Fuentes (500, 371), Benedict David {5~ 363), Julio Ramirez (410, 323) and Charles Fender (485, 295) were second-fifth, resped:lvely. among 1 power-position players Rounding out the top five skill- position freshmen were Cesar Marquina (495, 385). Michael Gardiner (510, 365~. Jose Ibarra ' with 870 combined pounds. DEEP SEA Cllill• • a; ......... • '1Ml550 ........... 17).1414 Wayne Hansen (655, 435), Among . incoming freshmen, David Rudesill (545, 380) and Nick Cab1co (525, 396) were No. WATER POLO JUNIOR OLYMPICS Newport finishes in top six ORLANDO, Fla. -Lightning didn't strike for the NewP<>rt boys water polo team during its last match at the National Junior Olympics Saturday, but a 20-minute lightening delay helped zap the squad composed of Harbor High varsity performers. Leading Clovis, 7-6. with 90 seconds le ft, the match was stopped as a precaution against lightening. When play resumed, Clo- vis scored two unanswered goals to claim the 8· 7 victory. Newport defeated a team from Ctucago. 11-8, and dominated a team from San Jose, 13-0, in earlier games Friday, and opened Sat- urday by taking on Tualitin Hills from Oregon. before succumbing to Clovis, from the Fresno area. The locals wound up in the top six of the 36-team event. but were second-best among teams compnsed fo athletes from only one school, according to Coach Brian Kreutzkdmp Most teams are club programs, which draw players from several schools. lncorrung seniors Gary Conwell and Jell Leeper each scored two goals and Juruor goalie Tim Birdsong turned m a strong effort against Clovis, according to Kreutzkamp, who also credited Kevin Becker. l}'ler Calfey and Clint Peetz for their quality play throughout the tournament. Monday, Augu~t 10, 1998 9 C osta Mesa Higb's football program completed its 19-week off-season weightlifting program recently by conducting its annuaJ litt-a-thon fund-raiser. The Mustangs raised approximately $5,000, but the hard workput in by the players throughout the program figures to keep paying dividends this fall when the Mustangs try to reach the playoffs for the third straJght year. Above, David Weir, ~shown executing a power clean, was among the top lifters, as was Gus andoval, shown at left readying to complete a squat lift. Mesa, like the other three Newport-Mesa District schools, begins fall practice Aug. 24. (410, 303) and Michael McGwre (410. 300), respectively Olher top freshmen lifters mC"luded Keenan Conroy (460, 290) Victor Munoz (645, 265) and Julio Alcald t445, 216). HAPPY BIRTHDAY PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES =P=U=l=L=IC=N=O=T=IC=E=s== SIONl!R OF THI! SUPE· 11ons. lht Contract for this Work 11ty will bt lorft1ted. The anct under the conrract LIGHTING, INC . • Cahlot· cumphr con las to1mal1· Loog Bea n CJ. .OOO'."· ·,. __ 11!!1111!19 •~llll• fUOR COURT Thtrt will not ot payment shall ltstlf conatruct • ma· Fa1thlul Perlorman<:t Bond each bid submlntd In , .. n11 corporation; MONTOYA dades legalts aprop1adas 4517 --------+-J S 0 h 17291 required lot one HI of bid Jorlty of th•. Work,• 1n IC· shall remain In lull lore• sponst to this Nohct ahaU LAN 0 SC AP I NG< LA s1 usttd qVtert que la cortt DATE: DEC 05 1997 PUBLIC NOTICE Ohn • aug an. documtnls Contr1c1or r• cotdanct w1lh the prov1· and tlltcl through lht contain ., 1 bid Item ad· COUNTY lANO CO., • Call· escucht su caso J 0 H N A c 'LARK Irvin• Boulevard, Suitt 411 , questing more than one 111 alons ol C1l1lornla Bu11· guaranreo period as sptoi· equllt • shetling sho'nng lorni1 corporation: TKO S1 usted no p1esen1a 1u • ' 8SC7488 Tustin. CA 92780, Attorney ol bid document• will be ntH ahd Proleu1ons Cod• fied 1n the generel condl· and bracing or "equivaltni FIREPLACE CO .• • l1c1i.-resput1ta a tiempo, puedt c5terk, by 0. BOUS· 8UP•RIOR COURT for: Jeffrey Scott McGuire, charged five dollars ($5) Section 7059. lions. melhod, for' the prottC1ion t1ous business name or LA perdet ti caso. v le puoden ARD, Deputy OP CALIFORNIA Attorn•y Bar I 44026 per each addltlonal HI. All Work must be com· Tho DISTRICT reserves of hie 11nd Umb In trenches COUNTY LANO co : qu111r IU 1111110. SU donero Publlshed Newport COUNTY OF ORANO• Publlshtd Ntwpori Checks should be made ~tltd within one hund1td the reghl 10 re1ect any or all and open e11cavatton. DELTA ELEVATOR CO .. y o.tras cosa1 dt su Beach Costa Mtu De y 341 The City Drhlt 8 h·Colla Mesa Daily payable to Cont Com· 100) aon1tcullv1 deya bids or to wa.vt any Ir· which shall contoim to ap-INC . 1 California corpora-proptedad 11n avaso ad1c10· Pilot July 20 27. A .. gust 3, '••t Otllco tac J 1 20 27 A 1 3 munlly College OlsttlC1. me Is of the eu enct . r911ula11ties or lnlormal11les pltcablt saltly orders. lion: and ROES l through nal por partt dt la COflt 10 1998 M276 ... 14171 Pilot uy • · ugus • Bids ahall be rtctlvld in Fallurt 10 complett lllt In any bids or In the bid· Oovorntng Bo.rd l00, 1nclus1ve E•1s1tn otros rtqu•l•los le· ' 10, 1998 m276 tht ptact ldtnlltltd above, Work w11h1n tht time stl ding YOU ARE BEING SUED BY gaits. Putdt qut usted Or11n11, CA OTI E and thoH bids shall be !Orth herein will rtsull In As required b;t Section By Wllllam M. Vega, PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. It tsta' qu•era Hamar a un abogado1--------- 12813-t571 PUBLIC N C opened and publicly rtad lht lmpo111ton of Uqu1d11ed 1773 of the Caltlornl1 Ed .D ., Chancellor, dtmandando) CAOSS. lnmtdiallmtntt. Si no SELL IN THa MATTIR OP NOTIC• TO aloud al lht above-ataled d1m1gt1 lor each d1y of l.abof Code, the Olftctor of CoHt Community Col· COMPLAINANT: GARY M conoce a un abogado TH• P•TtTION TO RS \lmt and place. . delay, In lht amount HI tt1t Department of Indus· ltgt Dl1ttlct PETEAS, 1n lnd1v1duat and puedt llamar a un lef\llC•O CNANOa TH• NAMI CONTMCOTROBIDS In .ccordanct wtlh the !Orth In the "tnlorm11ton for trill R'e11tion1 of tht Sl11t Publlahtd Newport bus111tu 11 GM PETEAS dt ttltitnc:ia dt tbogados your used ve?l!Clt CALLING F provl1lon1 ol Calllornla Bidder•" of Cahlornla haa dtttf· Btach·Costa Mesa Oa•ly DEVELOPMENT COM· o a un& or.ctna dt •~da through classrhed OP ..letfror 8oott School Olslrlct: Publlc Contract Cod• Sec-Each bid muSI conlotm moned the generally f)fevaif. Plol a'"'Ull 10 17 1998 PANY, and H&P DEVELOP· legal (vta t4 d1rectorr0 ttt· 642·56'78 lloOulr• COAST COMMUNITY COL· lion 3300, the Olstt1C1 , .. and be 1t1ponS1vt to the log rates or wages in lh• I ......_ • • a.1ENT co . • Cat.t0tn.a Ion.co) ---------- CAS• MUMB•R LEGE DISTRICT qulTta that tht blddtr poi· contract documtnll Each locality In whieh lhe Work m293 general partneratvp CAie NUM•lR A1130A Bid Otadhne: Stpttmbtf .... the following claa· bidder shall 1ubm11, on lh• ts to be ptfform..d Copen PUBLIC NOTICE You have 30 CALENOAA (Numero ct.I CHo) OllKR TO aMOW t, 1"8 II 2;00 p.m. Ot 111ica11on ol cont111etor'1 Y. lorm lum11hed v.llh tht of these w1~ rafe dtltrml· DAYS aner this summons NC 021179 ,_ CMANO• Pleet of lid Rtc~pt~· CtnM at the tltn• that Iha concract documents, a' list nahons. enttlled PREVAIL· cn•1121717 11 MrVtd on you to 1.11 a Tht Mme and add ets 01 an apartment OP UM =. ~-g:n~ coi. c~~~~~:.'Taeneral ~~:. ':,'ri~'•ldpr:i~0:S ~nia~n:~, t~~~TR~~ S.UMMONS ~o':,'""nen rnponse at tn.s Iha coutt ia: (El ~bf• Y through classified FIND CemelefY • Mortuary Chapel • Crvmatory 3500 P.ctfie VtflW °'1w Newport a.en 844-2700 PIEllCE IRITllEll IBL•l.,_.Y Mortuary * Chapel · Cremation 1~~y .U-etM ~ftrMMiER~ Jefff~ ltge OIWICt, IMdg. 000'". ConttlCtor • • required by lht Subltthng office located 11. 1370 (CITACION JUDICIAL) A ltlltr or phone can wllt dittCCton de r.. Corte H l1--------- TITION FOR'1lfN 1370 Ad1m1 Avtnut, Cotta PUBLISH: Augual 10, and Subconlract1ng Fair Adams Ave., Costa Mt~. OE~~~~.._fNT~O (f ROSS· nol prol~t you: your type-LOS ANGELES SUPERIOR r:===============:;, " TO CHANGE Mtea. CA 92821 , .. and Auoutt 17. 1998 Pr8Cticet Act. Govtfnmtnt CA 92626; Physical Feclll· VISO a V.rtllen tHponH mull be COURT. 415 Wtsl Ocean S '"OM J II Project ldtntlllcatlon WAU< THROUGM· Auguat COCS. Stc1IOn 4100 tt seq. t1tt Pl~, and are avt~· Acustdod POLYSYSTEM. In Pfoptr legal form ll 'fOU Blvd.. Long Boeh, CA McGuire TO J.~~ Name: Oold9nC W"c' Col-20, 1"9 at t ·OO am., GWC Each lid ahall be IC· able to any inttrtsltd !>MY IN1 C : aORAalNito0rnE•a CcOorUpoNrTY• "Wini the court lo hHI ye ur 90802 So\.th Oislfi(r ·• "9e Child are enlef Mlintenanc. & OO«attont c~itd by• ctrt•fitd °' upon request. The Contrac· ton. case ' ., lcoa "°"' MOdular lllllding: Bid No. Complu localed oft c11hler'1 check or b1d tor lhaU po11acopy.ol1t111 IRON, INC., a C1hfor111a II you do not fol• Y°"' •• The name, address •"Cl • II heftby Ofdered thal 1771 Qoldtft West SlrMt on Mc-bond In an amount not lt11 docwnent at each JOb ••It. corporation: DEAN HOFF· 1pon1t on ume. 'fOU may , ... phone nulT'lber ol P1•"" lnt.,.aled In Pleet l ldt .,. on 111• and ,eod.,, (714) 195-1158 than ten pttCtnt (IO'lllt) or Th• Contractor Ind any MAN CONCAETE co: NA• lose lht CHt, and your 11111 anCHney, or pll Wf = ~~-= evallablt •: Otfict ol tttl BIO DATE'. Stpltm!wr 9, the total bid puce. payable 1utx:ontrectot under It 1h1ll T1NIOCNWIOCEI 1PLASTEAINO wages. money and prop-withOUt an allorney, s (El ~· ~ Faclkl'" Coorcfj.. '"' at 2·00 p.m. to 1tio 0111t1c1 aa .a guaran· pay not i.u than lh• spec· • • • 1 orma cor!>Of•· erty may bo I.a.ken w1lh0U1 nombft, la dnccion y ti 103~ ~"": netor. Ardlh Alchty, ~., IOAAO DATE: Stflltn\btf ... lh•I th• blddtr, II Its tlitd prevailing rattl OI ~~T· OCN!LLCRcErr CORPO. lunhtr y,arning from lht numero O• ltfalono dal Community COll191 .... 11 11111 propoa.i 11 accepted, shan wagea to all WOfktrs em-""" I • • a 1 orn•a cor· c°"rt. bOgMfo def cse ndanl ~":~t er; ll'let; ..1~!0 Adema A~: No payment •ha• bO promptly necutt th• ployed In ll'IJ ••ecuuon of P<H•intion: DA1~E0 .. {~Nl(JIENNS. There 111 other legal •• ! dtl dtmandant~'q 8 ,:0 • • · lldl· 0 . Cotta Meu. """ fNldo tor WOrk ot material Aftetm0nt. furnish a Ht••· lf'lt Conuact. an d•vidu1 • ,.... • qulrtmenll Vou mty w'lnt u ~ • end '"-; end ~,.,....... • uno. lht conutc1 unite• tee1ort l'a11hlul Perform-No bidder rnav y,1fhd11w KINS FRAMING, • fictitious to cell an a110tnty re11n1 "'"' •t>ogaOO. tt) ..;':• NOTIC! IS HIAllY n untll the "'91ttrw ot ~ ~ 1n an amount •"Y bid f0t a PtltOd ol 11•IY blll•ntH name ol DAVI! away. 11 you do not know STEPHEN i. l<llSTOFfE, ........... ~ ONIH that ttle~ ConWICfOrt ~ td flt not ... than one hundred (80) day• ... ., the dalt ltl ~lt~Ni~s~~~~! R~ys an anoiney, you Inly '"' CAYER. KILSTOn! MfMCI t:::: Cllfol• DllTAICT lhlC tttt CON-""*" (1~) ot ll'lt total for tht °'*'Ing 01 bids HEATING AND AIR CONOI an attorney 1er1r1a1 •ennc• a CRATON, A PTolen ONI ~ tNl f ·W ·._OUlf' .. TRACTOR wn =t:: bid prtct, f111nlah t Pl'/' A ~ ~ tf\1111 be TIONING' CARL WIU. • Of t 11911 aid otl1ct [1'11ad Law CoipcNMion; ... Wttl ...... IO lcNH. ~ ---.:.~. M'I ::"' ... ~Inc:~~~::~:.:..:~~': 1nd1Yldui1: WEST w1tf0 'r,.~'":~· It (on. OCaan •••d . Ste '100 N "511111=.: ......... 10 • ,_ "" •. j.,,...,,. (1~ of 11t iotlf ln ll'lt fot'm MC fOftt\ In the BUILDERS: a. llclrlloue traou-n t1ta WKlon Jii.1J. CLASSH'l•D TllCT"; .. ....,.. ~ ..., a. .._.. IO ...... bid · llflcil, INI twmltt'I w• conttflCl doeutntnts l»Yaine.. "'"" ol CARL ctal usted tttnt un plaJo de n·1 tho ~rce you I!. r: w "" ..... .. ..... ...... n"'" .......... ic;nig "'M... Purtuanl to Section 12)00 WILL: "AAMCO WIN· )(I DIAS CALlNOAAIOS can count°" to M4I. •== =,. •n• tlMe, ........... epeo1o,...... lnlurw. la In ... 01 tht Pub••c Cont11c1 CD00W!,..,.. H 1;f:LU!:'_llNO ,.,, PflM"l• una ,... myriad of fMl'Ct'IM- .., .. ....,. 1 '9ct ,_.......,. 11 "* ol '8ct In .,. ~ Ml cooe, ll'lt contract w111 con-• '""'M a Califon• eot• .-a 010ftta 1 INQUlnl dlM ~. NeeuM --IO .. -....... tar ......... ,._ a mc••llr" • tlflt lit .. ..,_ .. tone#-1111'1 flfcMalonl siet""'*'O l!Otallon: IOUTHCOAIT .,, .... eotta. our .....,,,. compet ..;; . -r _....a: w ........ In 7011 et ..... tn lN ..... ol laiMt the M.COUIU tMddtf to CAIL~IC· ~NC '!&~II UN cat1a o wnt llalNda q'*ltle4t IN~ to lam~ 07 tlM ,._.. • '-..,.,_ .. .,... n to ..., lnlO '1ht oontrlCf tuMIMe ...-.. '°'.,,, · .. ,_ ......... no i. one.re cellt ~II~~· •DIJI•_....... ......, ..,... ~ '"' "" • Codi, .. _. w _.. .. ~ f'ftCllNM ...,_, -.. "°°.,,-01 cowAlfY,:_..• ,.Olledof .. ·"' ,..,.,.... 94~78 .J -• as t •r• ....... _,.. .... ••tlll ...... flla ..... IUdl M ~ ~ to _. """""' I Offt I COl91'.0fltl0ft; .... t 1Mq1M8 Mne QI» e _,... lftll ......, ,... T WMOU1AU "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service Why should you subJect yourself & your f amlly to paying Inflated prices for caskets ·& servtcesrm C.Ttll'M •••1CAm .. , ... _..111111 .. • : JO M.ondoy, Augu$1 10, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot PUBLIC NOTIC!S PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES <'• PU8LIC NOTIC! check SlO 000 00 STUDIO LOCATED Al 183~ Sand Canyon Avenue, Ir· KRKLJUS. HOUSEHOLD PROPOSeD SEAWALL 92821 CA 92027 1 dfmanci not In IJVor of NEWPORT 80ULEVARO. vin•. CA, and ,, IYlilllbt• ITEMS ADJACENT TO 214'0 E. The FlCllllOUS 8uainH• Ttlll butln•u I• con· Code llnd 8UlfloNllld to dO uld Noace atl DllM Ind -cnatl21S70 seller S2l000000 #A208, tN A POC ZONE. for public ln1,wc1ton b• C277. JUDITH CON· BALBOA BOULEVAAO Namt rfferred to above auctea by: a corpcratton bulinUa In It*--~ N.: lleC:tlOf'I to ... '° be NOTICE TO 1 note 1n' favor of setler ENVIRONMENT Al DETER· tWffn lhe hOutl of 1.00 NOll Y, tt0.USEHOLO RECOMMENDATION OF WH lllec:t ln Orange County Have you llartecf doing The North front enlrtnee to ~In Vie courcyle-= CRl!DITORS OF $50 000 00 (approxlmattly) MINATION: EXEMPT. AM. to 5.00 PM . Monday ITEMS b THE PARKS, BEACHES O•l 12/0/97, File No 19976· business yet? Y11, 1914 ~~ ~~L~ IN ,_ PfOPl"Y u 'has t>e•n agr .. d b•· 4. ZONtNQ ACTION ZA· through Friday. This report C387, R N CURRAN. ANO RECREATION COM· 741827 P.H. Corf)., Btlly WI . .._..,.. c.nc. 0rtv. WUlt llnd moNINntt'ntmonehl BULK SALE AHO tween the Seller/licensee 9 8 ·2 8 F 0 R LA R S 11 ltled pursuant to Section HOUSEHOLD ITEMS MISSION RELATING TO Full name an<S acl<Sreu ol lemsen, CFO Sant.a AN, CA. al rteht. Ulle hlYe ...,...., 111'°9 IUCh OF INTENTION and the lnltndtd Buyer/ ANDERSEN. AUTHORIZED 5473 of the Heallh and Publlehed NeWJ>Otl IMUA OUTRIGGE" CLUB lhe per•on withdrawing: Thll st1torn1nt was Med ll'd fnlefetl ~ to ~ N. A.~ TO TRANSFER TraniltrH as rtQuirtd by AGENT FOR TRIANGLE Safety Cod• of th• Sitt• of 8Hch·Co1t1 MHI Dally PUBLIC HEARINGS Eric Avery Weiss, 234'5 with thf County Clerk ol 8l1d n<M held bV It under leMcM. Inc., C:.0 CallfOnill ALCOHOLIC Sec 240Tl of tht Business SQUARE JOINT VENTURE Cahlornla Pilot August 10. 17, 11198. PU81.IC HEARING TO Newport Blvd #0205, Oronge County on 8·6-98 Uld o.ed atl TNlll In Vie ~ ~ • • B EVIRAOE UCENSE and Profusions Codt. thll FOR A MINOR CONDI· NOTICE It lunh1r gfvtn m290 C 0 N S I 0 ER M IN OR Co•tl M111, CA 92627 1998078141 t property lltullild In Uld Ml1 COttlln ~ (U.C.C. l10t et. th• consldtrallon for lht TIONAl USE PERMIT TO that Monday, th• 24th day PUBLIC NOTICE AMENDMENTS TO TITLE e11c Wtlu Dally Pilot Aug. 10, 17. 24, county, CllWomla ducftb. N010201. Nofthlidclt, CA Hq and B & p 1tan•ler of tht butlntn AL-t..OW A DEVIATION ol August. 1998. II 1111 20 OF THE NBMC 11108 715220 31 1998 m296 Ing the land uw.ln .. The t1a2A, (11~'11'·1121.. 240:,3 t ) and llctnH Is to paid only FROM THE EXISTING hcxir ol 6:00 P.M. of Hid NOTICE 0 1' SALi CONTINUED BUSINESS Ttil• 111t1men1 WH filed . orOC*tY -~ .. Dltlonlh • ~ • · Hq. her th• transfer hH ti.en SHARED PARKING STUDY day (01 as soon lhertalter REQUEST FOR FEE C PUBLIC NOTICE icrlbecf11 being IOld H W'. Preeldtnt, : l'l::IMI Escrow Ho. 1 1764·MC : roved b the Oe 111• TO ALLOW A REDUCTION u 11 reJsonable p11cll· In accordance with the WAIVERS FOR NEWPOAT Wllh lhe ountx Cle<k of The WMt .adfeu llnd octMlt' ~ O'TrrT, OMp. Notice Is tlereby that II ,,ffn, ol Alco~ohc 8eve~age IN THE REQUIRED PARK· cabl•) In the Soard ol 01· P.!ovlslhon2• of Section 21700 AQUATIC CENTER (NAC) Or•f$• County on 7·24-98 fletltlou• Buslne11 • common~ any. 08f10 bulk ult ol asselS and f Control ING FOR THE CINEMAS. rectors mtellng f.OOm ol tl,ioug 1718 of th• Call· SUILOINO ADDITION Dally Pilot July 27, 31, AU· Name Statement rA ttle rul pfi de- ltlnsler or atcoholle bever· DAT.l!D• JUNE 25 IN OAOER TO ACCOM· Ille District, ll 15§00 Sand f~mla e~:ets hanc:t P~l?s· BRECKENRIDGE GROLIP gust 3, 10, 1998 m268 The tollowlng plfsons are ac:rlbtd aboVe la purported•---------ago license 1s abOut lo be • 'MOOATE ADDlflONAL Canyon Avenue, t1'C'in1. CA •0n• • t ere •ng (J0t4N GA~TES AP· J doing business as· ' tobt:m llyVS.WTen.:e. M I made. • 1110 RESTAURANT AREA AT ,, lht time and Pl•C• fixed due an unpaid atorage le~ PLICANn • 5180 BIRCH PUBLIC NOTICE MOVERS FOR LE.SS 2345 ColU ~CA t2112'1. TIMI ~r •Tho names. Social Spcu. SELLER TRIANGlE SQUARE LO· by the Board oh Olreclort for Which Sale Harbor Seh STREET N t Bl 1(;205 undefligned nutlff dis-A . flly O( federal Ta( NllUm· /S/ IL NAM OH CATED AT 1875 NEWPORT for hearing an~ consider· Sltorage Is enllUed 10 as CURRENT BUSINESS APPNOCTICE OF c~~f~eH Jt92627 • clllm• any labllltY '°' any t;.;' . • bCtS, and addresses o the /SI 'YUN KANO OH BL VO., ANO 1870 HARBOR allon by the !joard of aH I tn put1u1nt to Section A M E N D M EN T S TO LI ATION TO J u HI I( ' n 2345 New· lncorredntu ot the ltrMt 6elter/Transleror are: IL BUYER BLVD., IN A POC ZONE. objections or, •protests, U 21702 of said code on lhl COUNCIL POLICY 0 •1 SELL ALCOHOLIC p~rt e~v3"010205 Costa addreu llnd octMlt' common NAM ANO YUN KA~G OH. ISi HYUN KU KANO ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· any to the report. t. good• hereinafter cit· Publlahed Neweort BEVERAGES Mesa CA .92621 · dulQflltlon, If any, lhown M ~ t 7.46 PLACENTI~ AVE • /SI YOUHQ HUI KANQ MINATION: E)(EMPT. LHll• FloisHI, Seel' • ~crllbedb Ind ,due nollce BeaCh·COlll Mete Oaljy Date of Filing This. bµslness Is con· hweTn. Slld .... wlN be • A ~ COSTAMESA.CA'92626 IF THE ABOVE AC. tuv ttv'I Ra" h avng een gven to par· P1IOIAugu1110'1998 f\ppllcation· d (lb IA..ll .. d I madt,bUtwlthoutcoveNint t;.;' The business · "5 Known Publisf\•d Newport TION(S) IS/ARE CHAL· W ' .i .J ll• I llH known to claim ~n In· • • · 2.95 JUNE ~9 1998 1.1cte y: an '"'"1 ua I or weir~ ticpr11sect or as. NOR~AL s ~JOUOR ISeach:Cosua Mesa Qa1ly LfiNGED IN COURT THE ater .,,t.trlct ~· tertst the1eln lllld the lime , m To Whom It May Concorn· l;io\/e you slarted dong knplltd rig.rdlng tltte , T'1o nbmes. !Social Secu· P1101. August 10. 1998 C~ALLElllGE MAY BE LIM· Publlsh•d Ne port specified In such no1ice for PUBLIC NOTICE The Name(s) of the Ap. ~~l~e:: yet? No poueUlon, or ~um! ~ 111y or Fe.dC!?I Tax Num· M294 ITEO TO ONLY n~OSE IS· Beach-Costa Mtso Daily payment of such fees hav· · plicant(s) ls/ore: ··GutRRE 1 1 1 erson 1 bfanus, to f)IY the rematn- be'5, and ~clless of the SUES RAISED IN WRITTEN Piiot Augusl 3, 10, 8. Ing expired will be sold at PUBLICA'flON OF MARIAM ~ ' Trhs· ~latCment wCls ~le~ Ing pnnclp.I aum atl the /J/~ e uyer/Tr "/\slcre& tJaro: PUBLIC NOTICE CORRESPONDENCE DE· ln287 Apublile ·as~~j n cbyl AK2.22E. NOTICE OF . Tlie 8ijplican1s llSll)d 01'11n~e eC.ou~fy't~n 7·~4-9S nclta(a) aec:ured bY utd VK HYUN KJJ ANO VO NG LIVERED TO THE ZONING . UCI on erv ce. s . 1 NEGATIVE above are applyin.~ 10 lhe i . ' Deed°' Trust, with lntefHC }iUI KAl~G. 93?0 OINS· THE CGSTA ME'SA ZON· ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR PUBtlC NpTICE at 16642 ' Harbor Blvd,, DECLARATION Department of ,1cohollc 9986765222 .thtfeon, as provl<Md In uld •Ult DALE S;f , DOWNEY. CA ING ADMINISTRATOR TO THE ABOVE OATE . . Santa A1111, County Of Or· · Beverage Conlro~to &~II al Oally Pilot July 27, 3i, Au· notl(a) 9CIVancH If any • ~ 4>0240 ' WILL. RENDER A DECt· FOR FURTHER INFOAMA· th ~ot1h1ce II er~by dglvolnll ange, State of Calllornla on PLATNHNEINGCOOISVTISAIONMEHSAA.S coholic bever11g s at: 2263 gust 3, 10, 1998 m285 undet' lM t11m1 Ot the~ 'M,I A As l~lecJ by the seller/LI· SION ON THURSDAY, AU· TION ON THE ABOVE AP· a e ur e•signt w lhe 12th day Of August. FAIRVIEW RO , COSTA ot Tiu fftlmattd f T ~I t;.;' censee, all other business GUST 20, 1998 OR AS PLICATIONS TELEPHONE be sold II' Public Aucllon 1998 at 10:00 a.m. Tetms PREPARED A NEGATIVE MESA CA 92627 at, ~ names ana add1essos SOON AS POSSIBLE 754·5245 on· CALL AT THE on MOrr. Y. SEPTEMBER for lhe sale are cash only. OECLARAnON ADDRESS· Fbr ihe 1011ow•n9 type or PUBLIC NOTICE ~andllnd~IU A tJVOd by !ho SelleflL1c.ensee THEREAFTER, ON THE OFFICE OF THE PLAN· 14• 199 AT tO:OO a.m. by Sale subject lo cancella· ING POSSIBLE ENVIRON· license· 41 ON·SAI E cruttd by aald OHd atl 'W1lh1n lh•oe years bel0<e FOLLOWING ITEM· NINO DIVISION ROOM KELLY,, KARL JACKSON, lion. Landlord reserves the MENTAL IMPACTS FOR SEER AN.O WINE . EATltiG Trus S236,412.13 lhe dale such 11s1 was sent 1. LOT LINE ADJUST· 200, 71 FA IR' DRIVE, ~·M'AUCTION SERVICE, riphl lo bid. Below Is a list THE F 0 l l 0 WING PLACE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S lf!it.Jlt, to-wit: . ,or delivered to ttie Buyer/ MENT LL·98·07 .f0R THO· COSTA MESA, CAUFOR· :il7:o~.~~3~J~!'!~A5~: o ~omes and unit num· p~~~~fJPMENT REVIEW Published Newport SALE Trustee Siie No. ~~z:'~~ GOOD Transferee a•e AS PRO· MAS MORAESSEV TO NIA • • bers. 8each·Costa Mesa Daily 7t134888MG Loan No. "will Ina .... this figure VIDEO TO BUYER BY MOVE A t5.67' LONG P ~bllshed Newport 'TION BONO 1723-41•19· The followlng unlit con-g~·~BKIO FOR/OM SPER· Pilot August 3 10 17 1998 · 7l134888MQ Title Order No. ~ TIMI benellc:llfy SELLER PORTION OF THE AP· Beach·Costa Mesa Oally ALLSPACE • COSTA taln misc. housetiold Items • AU HORIZE,D . . M289 2820857-~APN~ta to":-Deed atl Ttult ADI Th~ assets to be sold are PLICAN'f'S PROPERTY Pilot August lO 1998 MESA, 1535 NEWPORT unlo11 Olherw1so stated: AGENT FOR HANKS YOU AAE. IN DEFAULT UN-=ot:a uec:uttd and dcsc11bod in general as LINE 14 .09' TO THE • . m292 BlVO .. COSTA MESA, CA. 125·0ouglas E. Enloej 213· ELECTRIC TO CON· PUBLIC NOTICE DER A DEED Of TRUST dellvertdtoth4tundet'"""ned lu1ntlu•e l1x1ures equip· NORTHEAST LOCATED 92627 Marc Allen Jackson· 274· STRUCT A 16.458 SQUARE DATED tCW/92. UNLESS -•ment. stock 1n trade. 1tade AT 331 OGLE STREET IN PUBLIC NOTICE UNIT I· NAME Dole Ernest Grandinoue; FOOT INDUSTRIAL BUILD· f lctlt1ou1 Buslnesa YOU TAKE ACTION TO ~~ndoec~ 1~ :name and goodwill ol a h· AN R2·MO ZONE ENVI· ·INVENTORY 330·Charle~ . McMackln; ING, LOCATED AT 1118 Name ~tatement PROTECT YOUR PROP-ot ,quor store business to· RONMENTAL OETERMtNA· IRVINE RANCH A136, RICH TOBEY, 403·8rlanPhilhps;429·Julle PLACENTIA AVENUE IN Thefollowmgpersons11re ERTY,fTMAY BE SOlO AT A =~,!i~Sell. Call 642-56 7 8 teated al: 1746 PLACENTIA TION: EXEMPT. WATER DISTRICT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Massie; 551·0ebl L Cook· AN MG ZONE. ENVIRON· doing business as: . PUISUC SALE. IF YOU The under·"'ntd ~ AVE COSTA MESA, CA 2. ZONING APPLICATION NOTICE Of FILIHQ A165. PAM GRAHAM, son: 590..Peggy Ann MENTAL DETERMINATION: a~ BEACH ·N BAY RENTAL NEED AH EXPLANATION OF -v '-"-------.....Al 92626 ZA·gB·26 FOR BARBARA OF EPORT AHO OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS HunJer; 592·Rlc.hllrd & NEGATIVE DECLARATION. CO.. THE NATURE OF THE PRC> ----------'--------- ;Tho kind ol toccnse to tie SATO/NE XTEL COM· R A309, KIETH PHELPS, Nancy Brown; 758·Jllne (AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW b) BEACH 'N BAY PROP· CEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, •t1<1nslor1ed 1s OFF SALE MUNICATIONS. AUTHO· A TIME AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Hollner; 854-Matk MC· f:OR 20 OAYS AT THE ERTIES, 1501 W. Balboa YOU SHOVLD CONTACT A •GHIERAL RETAIL PACK· RtZEO AGENT FOR PHIL PLACE OF A A 3 4 5 • CI ND y Carthy. PLANNING DIVISION). Blvd., Newport Beach, CA LAWYER. On 8119198 at 'AGE LIOUOA LICENSE LUCHESI FOR A MINOR HEARING THEREON ROSENTHAL, HOUSE· Published Newport IF YOU .WISH TO PRO· 92663 2:00pm, N.A. Mortgage NO 21·275337 now issued CONOtTIONAL USE PEA· RELATIVE TO HOLD ITEMS Boch-Costa Mosa Daily VIOE COMMENTS OR OB· Jana Fairrington Shulor Servlces, Inc, U the dUly .for the p•emises located MIT FOR A WIRELESS HAVING SEWER A347, KENNETH OUF· Pilot August 4, 10, 1998. TAIN FURTHER INFORMA· 1207 Oxlord Lane. Newpon •ppolnted Trustee under • t 746 PLACENTIA AVE TELECOMMUNICATIONS CHARGES FOR OUR •. HOUSEHOLO ITEMS T955 TION. Pl.EASE CAU THE Beoch CA 92660 Ind pursuant to Deed of COSTA MESA. CA 92626 . FACILITY CONSISTING OF RTA N PAR~LS A391 • 0 0 N NA SI· PLANNING OIVJSION AT This 'business Is oon· Trull, Reco<dtd on 10'16192, TtlO llulk sale IS SUlljeCt 10 A 50·FOOT HIGH "MONO· o~~N~ COLLECTED VACHENKO. HOUSEHOLD PUBLIC NOTICE (714) 754-5245. . dueled by: on Individual Instrument 92~ ot Ca11lornia Umfo1m Com· PALM" TOWER WITH 15 ITEMS Published Newport Have you storted doing otndal rKorct. In the OfTlce mercoal CocJe SeCllon PANEL ANTENNAS & ON THE TAX ROLL 8136, JENI GREENMAN, AGENDA SUMMARY Beach-Costa Mesll Oolly business yet? Yes 1992 of the Recorder of Orange GtOG 2 EIGHT RADIO CABINETS. AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS NEWPORT B EACH Pilot August 10. 1998. Jana f. Shuler ' CoUnty, callfomla, executed The an11c1pa1od date ol BEHIND AN EXISTING NOTICE OF B241 , STEVEN HERTZ, CITY COUNCIL m291 This st11lement was filod by: l(el)lleth Reed, a mt/· lt1C! sale llanslor is· AU· COMMERCIAL BUILDING PUBLIC HEARINO • HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AGENDA with the County Clerk of tied man, II TNst«, GUST Jt 1998. a1 1he ol· LOCATED AT 2299 HAR· NOTICE is hereby given 8403. MICHAEL MACH· Auguat tO, 1998 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 7·22·98 Ameflc:an Savings Bank, lice ol Untver~al Tille Or· BOA BOULEVARD IN A C2 that a report has been lilod GAN, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS C 0 NT RAC TS AN 0 STATEMENT OF 10980784990 F.A., u Benenclary, Wiii Mil ~nge Escrow 61anch, 1205 ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL with the Secret111y of the Ir· f~4~~· AHN8E~~H~O~ AGREEMENTS WITHDRAWAL FROM Daily Piiot Aug 3 10 17 at publlc •uctlon to the E Chapman Ave , O•ange. DETERMINATION: EX· vine R11nch Water Oislrlcl ITEMS • U L MEMORANDUM OF lJN· PARTNERSHIP 24 1998 . ' n'.i2ea highest bldd« f« cash Ca 92866 EMPT. relalive to having sewer OERSTANOING (MOU) • ' (PIYlble at time ot sale In Sell your car! lite amou"I of ltle pu•· 3. ZONING APPLICATION charges for certain parcels 8457, STEVE SHEPARD, NEWPORT BEACH CITY OPERATING UNDER PUBLIC NOTICE llwful montY of the IJnlttd ·~asc price or consider-ZA·98·27 FOR RANDI of land within the dlstri<:1 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS EMPLOYEES ASSOCIA· FICTITIOUS States. by cash, a c.ashlel'• (714)642 5678 ;,i&,on 1n connec11on w11h the BECK, AUTHORIZE O collected on the tax roll. 8492. RON ALO HAR· TION BUSINESS NAME Flctlt1ou1 BuslneH chtc:k drawn by I ltatt or -w.n~lcr of !ho license and AGENT FOR TEACHERS Said repon contains a de· RTIENGTON, HOUSEHOLD MISCELLANEOUS AC· Tho following porson has Name Statement Nltlonal bank, • check ~s.ncss S270,000 00 RETIREMENT SYSTEM Of sc11p11on of each parcel I MS TIONS withdrawn as a general The lollowtng persons are drawn by 1 state or ftdtial " 'm11tt1 includes lhe OSh· ILLINOIS TO AMEND PA· ond Iha amount Of lhe 0108, TROY GARVER. REOUEST OF SPEEDWAY partner from lhe partner• doing business as: credit union, Of a check Dail ~ Pilot mated inventory ol 92·39 TO ALLOW A RE· charges for each parcel for HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OF NEWPORT BEACH, ship operating under the HAl'JK'S ELECTRIC SUP· drawn by a at.ate or federal ¥.: ~0.000 00. payable as lol· OUCTION IN PARKING fiscal year 1998/99. Said HC01U3S1, 000UDGLAS 8SROWN, LLC TO MODIFY ANO RE· ficttllous business name ol PLIES. 19t6 Plocenlla Ave .. uvlngs ar)d loan auocla-'°""s · BASE D 0 N 0 FF SET report Is on hie with the EH l ITEM MOVE CONDITIONS OF MOVERS FOR LESS at Costa Mesa. CA. 92627 Uon, stvll'lgs auocllllon, or OfSCRtPTION AMOUNT t HOURS OF OPERATION Secretary of the 01slricl al C 1 8 5 • GE 0 R GE ITS ALCOHOLIC 8EVER· 2345 Nowport Blvd., P.H. Corp. (CA). 1916 Pia· lll'llngs bank apeclfltd In 111-~r111H 111Al11 111~1 \Ml·~\ _________ !FOR AN EXISTING YOGA the Olstncl Qltlce, 15600 AGE LICENSE: AIG205, Costa M6Sll, CA cenha Ave., Costa M~a.1_Mctlon ___ 1_1_:~_ot_the __ F1N_nc_lal~=================~~I Policy 1{;111· ... a111I d1·acllirw ... an· -,11lijt·1·1 to .-l1a11~1· "idw111 11111i1·1·. T l tt' puhli~l u-r t , .... ,., ', .... il1t· right 111 1·1·11 ... 11r. n·da-. .. if\ II"\ j ... ,. Pl' n ·j1 •1'( Ull~ da ..... ifi1 ·d ""' ,.,.,j ... 1•11w111 . Plt'll"'' rq11111 1111~ 1·1Tor dwt 11111~ I w 111 ~ 11111' d a ...... ifi1·d ad i1111111 ·diat1·I~ rl11· Dail~ Pilut 1w1 ·1·11i.. 1111 1i;rl1ili1' f11r ;11n 1·rr11r i111111 . . :uh 1·11 ... 1·11w111 f11r \\ l1id1 it 11111\ l w • 11· ... p1111 ... il1I•· ''"'''fll for tlw n1 ... 1 11 1' d w • ,; ... p;111· :w111all~ 11C'('t1p i1·d h~ tl w t·n 111 • C .11·d i1rn1111111\ lw all11\\1·d f111 ilw fi1 ... , i11 ... 1·11 11111 . .... UTAll Nau•• 1002·1621 2102·2744 II 2710·2790 Dow to Place A -Deadlines ~IFIEIJAD -[ii Monday ............... Friday S:OOpm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm By Fax (7 14) ();~ 1-6594 (Pl1·11 ... 1· i~wl11d1• )Ottr 11unw 1111J pluuw 1111111h1•1 111111 \\1• II rnll ~1111 luwk \\'ilh n 1Jri1·t· q1111h•) By Phone (7 14) 6-+2-3678 Hours By Mall/In Perso1u :i:~o \Vest Ba\' St rf'f•t Costa Mesa . CA 92027 i\t \1•\\ 1111rt Hl\'(J. ~ Htt\ S1. Wednt>sday ........ Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ...... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............. Thursday 5:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday -Friday aturduy .............. Friday 5:00pm Index II 2900·2918 6010-6080 6102·6190 ii ••ao-1140 7011·9090 ERVICE DIRECTO Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $28 per week (4 wk, min.) Call .... , at 642-5671 x.246 G:t ·a·o·u·s·E-S/ ___ GENERAL 1002 BALBOA COSTA M ESA 1024 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT NEWPORT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ISLAND 1006 iiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 106 9 BEACH NEWPORT 1069 BEACH NEWPORT 1069 BEACH 1069 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY GENERAL 1002 CONDOS PATRICK TENORE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii A8SOLUTI! Steal! 3br E'SIDI! UPQRADa liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:Oii FOR SALE Pleaae Call & Let U• Llttl• Bell»o• lalend gar. S139KI S4900dn Wood fire, paint In/out BEST BUY BLUl'l'S 3BR (could HARBOR HILL CSTM Know Wl\at Your Duplex. uppar 3Br, S1 l95mo SC plaza, roof, cells. a/e, big Nl!W L.ISTINO -In the HEIOHTSll b• 4) 2.5ba, aunny 4Br 4.5Ba, appr11 Needs Arel &58·9705 2.5ba, fp. Lower unit, 2ba pool. 2 ity, lndr. \'&rd, prime 1ocat1on. Ouple1<. B ay View 501 Tustin, appro11. pat Io, S 3 1g,00 o 6000sq 1 eo• vu..J, 1 ·B0 0 •4 ·TEN 0 A E 2Br. 1.58a, 20 garage. laund. 662·2.228 1298,000 Agent Apgt:. MetlllslaaC~ggR.nllt4 300011, •t5br 3.5b• Barbara Sanregrel, 7FP1, Maible ent"-, 1518/1520 Abalone Pl. B••t •uw In Townl Troy, 714·2~·1334 ru ... en a ~ ea Y Iota of grey tlone AHllor 644·0195 6c garage. 11,890,oOo Offered at S759,000 3Br 1.7/5ba, famlly 811 lrvln• Ave . floorlng & oak cabl· BRAND N EWI Joan Burke 7S9·0314 Lora Vanc•·Realtor neighborhood, Bonu1 Juet Aeduoedl 5er Nwpt H9te 3Br 381, nell, nu 50 yr root, 2 714.673-40&2 rm, tp, AV ace•••· 3Ba, tam rm, pool, M 1 P 11 Ip, 2 Jicu••l'a. recent 13 Bolivar. Lido Penln Liv• In one, rerll 11 ...... "" .... •P•. yardl $269,900 911 can aver t e u. 1136,900 other. 3Br and 2Br, SOLD! An r111 nt111 tlhtl11sl•t 111 "'' 11twt1.,., It $11~t It Ille fM· lfll hit H111l1t Act II 1Me H amtMd wlltc• 111ek .. II illt .. I II lfVtrllH •HJ ,1tltr11t•. ' ttmllallu tr fltcrl111lu11u t 'Hlf II Itel, Cllll, tefltltl, Hf , •aa4llC1fl, flfllfllll lllld., HllOHI oriel•. " .. flll•llllt• It melt HJ '". •1tftrlllCI. llmltallta 1r ~lllHlltltfl. • OOVBRNMeNT F ORl!CLOS a D HOM8 S for pennl .. on the It. Oellnquent to>e, Repo'a, REO'a, Your area. Toll fr•• 1·800.218·0000 E•t H•S 1}9 for cu11ent ll1tlngs. . CAL •SCAN SllowcaH homes tor ••I• In our Saturday AHi E1tate Supplement! HOMES OF THEWIEK Olepl•Y •d• •t•rt et Juet t711 Oeadllne Wed &pm ..... K Agt -2•5937 C•ll Tamarrah, Seven thru-oul, gourmet kit, remodel. Open Sat/ l.ido Ae1or1 Hom" 6c pkng. Try 10% Own College Puk 3bel QablH 714·6&5·'197 lnalde lndry rm, lrg Sun 2p·8P 1599K 949·873-8623 $395K. PrudenUal CA CORONA DEL MAJt 1.&ba CIOH 10 School, pool. 1525.000 Aglf 640·7000 llt30e ---------AHlly 8 ,J, Johneon 1022 corner 101, room tor Very Nlo• 3Br Hom• Welcome 548·1855 -1-1g_C_•_n_w_o_n_v-er_s_a_11_1•-• c:~·.~~.-r~e~:~ :ti~~! 84•·0373 E1Ct1471.. AV parking. 1230,000 w/1ep "lOlher·ln law B le O I 1 MICI Model w/Oct1n\llow. Newport Bay 1928•000 1-_.;~M""U,p,,;i;.,.T.,;;..,,i;;,;i.;.;L ... [;.,l,.;..;;;;a_ - -------- *'••min• Creek 3b, Agent. &45·0318 qtr1, lg yd, $199,000 •r v w px n Pool & Spa. t.ar"• Loi ·S"'n•,ooo Owner/•"' ,. , Earl & Judy Taylor, Ponln area. 2Br t9a s 1 1 1 S'"' • ,.,..., ""• 8 ullder Clo•• Out 2ba, upgraoeo, tfl 1111 • •Id• Beavtlful Agle 142_,.7u 1ron1, 2Br 1Ba re11r, oo 81 1 .. 95,000 941·$31·1579 In Newport Helghta. Tait ltWtfll,11 Wiii HI • k1twllflY acc.,t MY afttn..., 111Hlltf tal ...... Wll14alti. ...... , .. " ...... Ow lllllln art lltrMy l•fffl!llf •at Ill I ••tllll.. tf\>llllH• II llllt •• ...,..., ...... 1 ...... .. . : ......... -.... Ttetlll• • ,i11t It,_.. ........ , UN llUO : fell nt 11 1·-.ZHtll. ,., • lllfW. ......... DC1tn,..1tt : All ""° .. at -. ' ' • • OOV E RNMl!NT f'OR •CLO l •D HOM•• p•MI.. on me 11. Aepo·a. VA, HUO, Shotllf ...... No money down govern· ment loan• available now. Local llatlngt. Toll free 1 ·800·689·2292 Ex t H-4000 CAL•SCAN Buy fl, 8941 II. Find II. c1 • ..,n.d . ••••• OPEN HOUll Ll•tlne• fOt' Sii 0Hdllne Tllur• 5pm ••••• It pay• 10 advertlae In the be•• local A .. 1 Eetat• Section CALL TODAY LIU RIVSM ...... ., ....... AHN• WIUlrY 84 ... 74-4248 Catallna SunHt vlewl cat(T'I detatched hme, 2c gar S390K·14~9K Agt 949-6'14·5983 Muat Be Sold Nowl 1510K A9' 780·8833 bulh In '94 3bt 2.Sba Agent, 714·612·4945 Th• Community Datu•• P•nn. Duple•, llt-IUN ,_, upgredeO. 1295,000. n•uA POJ--102a Markel Place 312 ' 2'2• 4c garage, :13=-POPPY Large Earl & Judy Taylor, nn a & v 8AVRIDO• CONOOI CIHstfled root top deck wllh beautltur home with Agta 042·4722 2bd 2ba ·a· plan. 842·1•78 g~~a~;~~w;c!,00~~=: gu .. t quar1er1. South l •libi C.M GrHt toe. Du1tleJ1 128!5,900. Ilg Cleek, w/d, pooVapa, 949-815-4830 tide PCM. 840· 1t 28 3unllt .. 28r t Ba, 2e 3Br 2Ba & 2Br aaa, 3c 2ear g•r ~2,49.900. llZaT•LUal' '--a"tlful gar, ovetalHd 101. gar, new paint, roof. 2bd 2b• 1 C plan, Su-.L Bay -r .,.. .. Lovely yard are., 7t4-4lil3•0761 or 714· patio. pvt aitch oar ~., 48r 28•, Famlly rm, COSTA MESA 1024 Agent 714·112-4945 ' "90·71149 J,Webb, Bkr 1282k 72H878 Aut. Front formal dining room, c1 .. amed .a .. uuiul Cuatom• ~:.:.,ed. •:r~~;: :18r ••• '•m Room. Lcw"y Hm, good IOc, s 1 nK. lar1 a Judy Taytor. Af• 14!j'122 Th• moat eompr•ll•n· Nlfu:onr HoMe en the lend 9 alve and cutrent otree· w r " 48R 38A s 1,475,000 •II your hOtn• tory of good• and •tr· IEACH 1089 Pri ncipal• Only . thro~ ctaHlrled. vleH around! By Owner 875-2701 M ·H?a , .. f.;Jew rt Beach/Costa Mesa Dail Pilot Monday, August 10, 1998 11 NEWPORT NEWPORT CREDIT 2907 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 SJUL BOATS 7014 CHEVROLET 9045 FORD 9075 JAGUAlt JEACH 106 9 BEACH 2 669 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 55 3 O SS 30 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiliiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9105 iiiiiiiiiiiili~~~iiiiil AVOID BANKAUPTCV.''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii roaewood dining table, 28' Sallbeat with '•2 AITRO LT '87 TAURU8 OL N•W L .. TINO 1Ii2BR · 2BA F 11 danish made 2 I O C w. Bay Ave MOVl!·IN·BONUS ree dept consollda· A Office A•alatant • moorlnet Gilley, Low m, ual A , AC, PW/POL. t, cc. tlon Appllcauon with cco1mtlng needed lor faat paced leavea/8 chair• S1200/ head, VHF ~ OS S1 6K (3BC032'1t12L.222 (289798) S12,H7 gl. MehlH 699-1714 NEWPORT BAY service. Cut paymenlt ~Ii Caeh Marketing & P.A. Firm. obo (714) 642·178't 9 4 9 .esCM>4S8 LEXUI OP Coeta Meea • P1udenllal Ca Realty TERRACE lo 65'-. 24 hr. ap-Dlabureement Must be• Hlf atarter.r---------w1taT11tNITKR Llncoln·M•rcury Newpor1• B•sfJBuvl Lg 1 & 2Br near Back p1oval Good/bad/no I A••l•t•n• 01ganized, multi 1alk UPSCALE ·---------__ ._7_1_4_J_ aie_2..;. •• _90e ___ , (714) 540-5030 ;.,JAodel Perfect 3Br Bay & golf course. c red 11 0 IC Newspaper publlahing oriented and a dedl· MARINE SUPS 185,000 Barbara Large pool, new car-1•800.873·8207 and printing company ca1ed team player. CONSIGNMENT '•4 Co"'•U• '00 Muetang Conv. Sanregret, Aea1101 pet S&o mNuchp more. (CAL•SCAN) ueka regurar part Will asslat other stall DOCJ(S 7022 PolO green/Ivory lthr 289 VIS, wht, all o11g. 949·8't4·019S rry o ets time 24 houra per members In various FURNITUJU STORE lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (108829) S21>.977 nu lop, atoreolremote, '87 X.18111 • Grey lthr, xlnt cond (ISOWec>O) U.995 BAUER LOTUS 71•·M2·7700 '09 XJS V12 convert. Champagnel8•rl•y. chrome whHll. low mi, toke new, St5.500. (9491 850·5885 ~ 545•4855 week peraon, Ona capacities, >elnl com-Many beautiful Side Tie for 28' tall· LEXUS beauhlul• Sto.5oo. NWOl,.c,T 2::.or.I!,! ~.B1~·. PENN DUPLEX Steps INVESTMENTS yHtde.icpe•0 11•encedpre-puter & wrltillg 1klll1 1urm1ure81eces, from boat, good ioe, water/ MISSION Vll!.IO 822•5273 ---------- to beach ocea WANTED 2912 ferre · · • ·• rug· teq'd Please ta~ r•· I nd t949>384-0004 newar ttle rdof S358K • " view, free & amokelree work " Drexe , entury a elect $10 per 11, nr -------------------- em Gun"""' Aealto 3br 2ba, remodel, al/) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii environment. Send re-sume to 949-760·8780 H .. nr"dO" Fra...;.-..1 an Lido Brldge.875-6128 '9PJ TAHOI! LT HONDA 9085 _ .... ____ ....,...,_ r .,, " 9/1 $1900 673-4373 111ention Tina. " " " llft:V AM/FM cau. ABS & 949·075·8\61 • SSWE BUYSS s II au,,,e with aatary his· ---,,------ancl rug> Come in (397403) $25.995 ii(iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Get to • Sanitized 3br 2ba • 0 er tory to: Accounting Receptlonlat d .. II C M Penthou•• wa1erlron1 den marble/granlt financed notea • In· Supervlaor, PO Box Busy community .11'1 urow~orca us o•t• ••• "85 Acc ord 5-spd, b b I Condo, approx 2700al lhro~9hou~ Oen vie! surance settlemonta• 1560. Costa Meaa, CA newspaper seeking wtlh \lour treasures for AUTOMOBILES Llncoln·M•rcurv Wl'll/blue tnt, currant t e •• e greal ,l/tew, s7so.ooo 363·1506 or 390.3308 land nole ponlolios. 92628 or la.ic to (~49) part-time rocopt1onls1, consignment. t714> 54C?·593o rog111rat1on. gn trans By Owner 875·6128 Colonial Financial 842·7248 hours ... :00 p.m. 10 3 2 v· lid $1865 949·551·3099 ABC's 'SEA• ISLAND Lowosl 800·969·1200 ext. 51.•-------~-5:30 p .m. Monday 41 1a o, . DODGE 906.S . . (CAL·SCAN) ADMIN ASSl$T Newport Beach '8"' A d Wh /bl Priced unit. Ready MISCELIANEOUS fhru Friday. Duties ln· n ACURA 9010 c:. .. ccor •It! ue Atti'c, for lmmodlale aale John Wayno Alrpon c 1 u de answering iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii int, 5 ap(i, 2dr·hlchbl\. ¥odel Perfect Lusk RENTALS MONEY qeedad lor alrcraJ1 phones, sorting mail, _,,"-_...,_.. __ -'~I •90 Sh•dow AJJIO, current rog, S1795obQ b '(ownhomo 2Br/2Bll ·--------Amalnt. r,ront ohfflce. balaricing reeelpl$ at '91 Leti•nd Loaded, A/C, pb, pa, •m-lm 714-845·6910 asement, ,, C•ll Joan tor dotalls TO LOAN 2914 nswer ng I p O/'eS, lhO end of the day lthr. alarm, aunrf, mini, stereo. 51950 Must ---------and clo .. •t (949) 675·4830 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii opening work orders EOE. Physlcal ro· MERCHANDISE have all recqrqs! sell! 714·722·1102 '88 Accord 5·spd, ""' CEMETERY LOT/ DOOMS 2706 ond billing. typing. quired._ Please fax rO· MISC 6015 s12:900 714-673-8330 • power brakU/slecu..-then aet " SCASH FOR ·correspondence. Fa-aume 1ncludrng salary • 1ng, am/Im siereo. " MORTGAGESI' II you mlliar Wilh olllc• 97 a history to liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '94 "LEGEND LS FORD 9075 _s_20_00_1_0b_0 __ 6_5_0_·3_e_o_3 ~me cash. NB W Oceanlronl/22nd Priva1e rm, unlurn, shr ball\, ulls pd, n/smkg. k1tchen11to, laundry. 1 t>lock to N B Pier 551 O:mo Call Sam al are receiving pay-plus.• ,Salary S25K (949) 642·7667 Alaakan mad• Ulu Lo ml, moonrf, mint, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •9 0 CIVIC 5 SP; AC. ~ CRYPT 1225 PACIFIC VIEW 4 adjoining plota Buy 1 or all 4, 25' below rolall. pp 854-185 6 714·675-4808 (Bolween 9AM·5PM) ments on ii mongago, O O e .... Medical. don· ""'R_e_c_e.;..p_t""'10-'-n-l1_t_n_e_e_d_ed-Knife. Great glfll 01 OL7E4X1U, SS108F,88.J cau. red, runs .ictnt 942-S978 we can conven them tal, Ille insurance s d s 999 1 55 '89 S•l••n liJl7y to 1mmedla1e cash Pleeao cell 263·5860 lor ,....orkohng & P.R. so~ 1G PAluak WESTMINSTER loaded. 1 ow nor, s35oo.1obo. contacl T Aak f or Ron Firm. Must have out· ., to• roa1 as an (7 14) 892.e908 Andy or Carmen wenty years e.icperi-going personalily, be Gifts P 0 . Bo.ic 91531 clean, xlnt, 48k ml Eve's 714-377-4901 ence. H1ghes1 pncea •---------A h At< 99509 $10,400 759·3833 ---------800·6'10 -3500. Admln Asst/Oll1ce Mgr responsible, proactive, nc orage, •---------'91 CIVIC (CAL•SCAN) MUL Tl TALENTS organized and a ded1· BMW 9030 '94 PROBE GT Red ... Sm1ll eat prop mgl cated learn player.•---------Full pwr,' CO, mnrf Lo mi. gn ga~ aaver, firm nr PCH "seeks Prof't appearance, xlnt WANTED liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (158713) $10.977 (596247) $5991 h d I Costa Meaa 60wpm. Lo1u1, WP, P one an peop • TO BUY 6019 '88 5351 Auto, llhr, f Jll LEXUS Cant seem to get to all those 1epalr Jobs around the house? klll e 'd G d Lincoln-Mercury A/P, good malh. Box s s r q . oo ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii power, Sony 10 C/0 , MISSION VllUO (714) 540-5830 2147, Nwpr1 Bch. CA MAC & writing skills 11 tow miles, xlnt cond (949)384·0884 92659 Fa.ic: 722·7085 req'd. Please lax I BUY ALL PIANOS $6250 714-645-3620 --------..,.--1 RENTALS TO SHAR!t 2724 ANNOUNCEMENTS CM near Triangle.__________ or Call: 722-7331 resume and salary Antlqu11·qu11. lurmtur•i---------'97 AEROSTAR •••••••••I s ·-history 10 949·760·8780 1pc or houaeful cash '93 7401L white/tan. EXT Wagon. XLT, AC, quare. Shore condo, ANNOUNCEMENTS Construction handy attention Tina. paid (714) 957-8133 loaded, cd changer, pw/pdl, lllt, CC, HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT '95 ACCORD EX Lthf, moonrl, auto (3KHU004) S 14,444 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714, 892·8900 Let the Classlfled Service Directory GENERAL 2102 • OCl!ANFRONT 3Br 2Ba UPPER UNIT Yearly $2300/mo B•lboa Newport Re•lty 723·4494 $400mo + utll, No SI h I (VZC22992) $16,997 Pe1s. (714) 646·8370 2920 person. NB home bldr Restaurant Server car P one, eunr . Coata Mesa needs pick up/handy BACK BAY CAFE Old Coln• Gold Sliver lmmac cond. must NB E 'Bluff Condo person w/toots & Franklln Mint, Slorllng •••I $21 ,900/obo . Lincoln Mercury 3br 3ba. furn'd. very AMAZING! vou WILL truck. Fa.IC rea 250· ~_P:f:~~~~ p:~s~ne!1~~~ ~Id WBIC~~ & s!i~~·11 (949) 552-4757 714-540·5830 clean, pool, 5800 + 1/2 stop smoking In aeven 9008 or call 250.4200 Dunes Resort. 1131 es1coas1 on • 44 (949) 794·1180 '97 MUSTANG JAGUAR 9105 ulil's. 714·759·1879 cc days, guaranteed! No D 11 C Back Bay Or. N.B.1 _________ ---------AC, pw/pdl, tlll, • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Weatald• CM share drugs, patches, gumt • very person M, 729 3863 EOE TO 0 2 TO CHOOSE 3br home. no/smk, or willpower. 100% afternoons, must havo SECURl:..V GUARDS FREE Y U 6022 BUlCI< 9035 (208477) (205645) '80 XJS Z12 Coupe, male prel'd $425 herbal and safe. Free own car. Groat for 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $13,497 Coeta M••• while, wire wheels, mo lludent or seniors. Start Todayll FJPT. II help you lind 1ellab1e heip. Ol11e us e c nlll CLASSIFIED 942·5678 BALBOA 949·031·2708 Information, nothing to Cl'larlea 540•8911 Benefits avail. Amer.Staffenahafe •88 P•rk Avenue 4.dr Lincoln Mercury hk• new. all original. loael Toll lr•e 714-692-7689. M·F dog. 4 yr old, p1per1. f II a/ M I 714·540-5830 $9950 949-675-6128, ________ _ 1·877·240·3546. d h l u pwr, C, etB olC .. lSLAND 2106 -----· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil COMMERCIAL (CAVSCAN) DIRECTOR OF TEACHER nee I ome, mov ng. Blue w/blue lnt., n1tw STAFF Development (TODDLER) 949·717·1859 amog cert/plates. 4 • 2 Furn'd sth home REAL ESTATE FABULOUS FRENCH APPLE PIE RECIPE Send S3 (Caah/monoy order) w /1a1e to 18030 Brookhurll. #402 F.V. Ca 92708. for 99 bed SNF Live NB Preschool needs ---------S1690 723·1 504 among lrull 1roes, e.icp toddler teacher w/ PETS •· lakea. rivers & moun· ECE units for 1yr old Ql lrom water. great toe, ••••••••• gar, w/d, lrlg, lrg patio $3600 .. uhta 850·6502 talns. Seeking oxpor. craasrm. Benefits ANIMALS 6049 CADILLAC only atate approved 9 5 5·2 8 72 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9040 9mo Winter Rental INCOME Complolely lurnlahed PROPERTY 2790 upscale 3br 3ba,nowly iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii redecorated by owner/ D.S.O to run a slrong ---------'' education program for TELEMARKETERS Kltt•n• rescued: Many '70 Coupe 2dr, full PRAVER TO ST. JUDE all ataff. Position avail· Wanted . FIT .p IT colors, also 2yr Tabby pwr . p /s. Senior. designer, no/smk/pets E.SIDE CM prime loc. May the Sacred Hean able tmmodialely for HrJy T Comm ... Bonus lemalo. 714·854·3246 owned, rarely driven, ol Jesus bo edored this exciting Alzhol· Harbor View Mongege 80k org m l, shrm and gloril1ed, loved mera lacllity. Pleasant ___ 9_4_9_·7_5_1_._12_2_2 __ Malt••• AKC, champ cond, clean, currenl and pralaed. pre-Care of Ukiah. 131 The Ritz Restaurant lines. parents on site. reg $1950. 751·2464 served throu.ghout the W h It more Lane , 880 Newpon Cen1er Or Under 51bs. s7ooea 828-447-8049 (3) 2br un11s & (1) 3br. Spacloua 2 w lrp1c·s. CORONA DEL MAR 4 11ngle car encl gar. upgradesl l S520k Dan Agl 714·997-0050 f (714) 839 7041 • 87 Sevllle Dark blue/ world now and or· Ukiah, CA 95482. Fa.ic NB. FT/PT Hostess. -------· __ _ s d H t I blue llhr Int, 111 power, 2122 ever. acre ear o 7 O 7 ·4 6 2 ·O 7 4 2 . apply in person M·F Reacuedl Special cat, 1o1k ml, .iclnt cond Jesus, pray for ua; St. (CAL"SCAN) 9·10am or 2-4pm ask whyl NeuVvacc'a s410o 949-642·21 l4 Jude, worker ol mire----------------....:...--ctes. pray for us: St. OR IVER OT R W•nted PT Mall Clerk only Child, 1yr old ..Charming 3br 2ba hm BUSINESS & Jude, helper ol the BONUS, b•n•flta, at P.R. Firm. Approx lee req. 562-433-4797 '94 ELDORADO No.of the Hwy, 1/c gar 20h k F Cuat whla, lthr, CO hopeless, pray lor ua. mll••• equipment, rs per wee · ax ~~e~:i~e. Av~4i~~~2l 1 F•l•N•AN••C•E•••• Say lhls prayer nine pay, Covenant 949·760·8780 c/o Tina I••••••••• <3HHr~8,lL5 Jf·777 times a day and by Transport ha• It TRANSPORTATION WESTMINSTER ew Luxury duplex the elghlh day your all! 800·441·4304. _E_M_P_L_O_Y_M_E_N_T__ (714) 892·8908 3br 2ba, elevalor, 2 ---------prayer wlll b• an-Exp•rlenoed drlv· l••••••••••---------car g1r, nr bOICh, no BUSINESS swered. II has nover ere/owner operator SERVICES 5533 '94 SLS MINT cond, p•I• 52500 875·6955 OPPORTUNITY been known to fall. 1 ·800·338·8428. 35Kml, fully loaded, • 2904 Publloatlon mull b• Orflduat• atudenta •••••••• BOATS 7011 maroon, S18,950K ,,,.0 promised. Thank you, Bud Meyer l'ruck Please be aware that iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 owner 720-9695 ;,,.. STA MESA 2124 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii St. Jude. lor your Lin•• Refrigerated the listings In this cat· ~ ........ help. BF H•ullng call toll go ma 1 Shock Electrlo 18' --------free 877·283·0393 e ry Y requ re you boat '84. Orig owner. CHEVROLET 9045 •••Verd• 3br 1.6ba Pleaae be wary of out Solo Driver• & lo call a 900 number Well melnt. 56350. 4 clean, AC. quiet. Avall ~1he~~·~,1~o~~a~~~!i ,_L_O_S_T_&______ c 0 n t , • c t 0 r • • lnh which the1 re la a 648•0748 or 673.0123 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia 9·1 $1400/obo. Doug CAL*SCAN) _,.c,...a .... r.;::g,_e.,;,p_,e .... r_m_nu_t .... e_. -'87 Celeb1ity Wagon H20'3·761·3638.VM Beller B ualneas FOUND 2925 INO""PE ... D.,NT eur-eau b9'or• you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii·---------... "" ~ ·---------11500. ~uto, AJC. Pw •oluded EHtald• aend eny money for DRIVER-MILES REPS NEEDED SAIL BOATS 7014 brakH/atrg, am/Im Cape Cod Twnhs 3Br lees or aervices. Read Oerman shepherd, MONEY. Aeapect. now. Essential new l1·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii whl covers. 646-3971 2.5Ba, 2-car au g•r. and understand any border collla ml.ic, I•· Glau haulers. 34 nanclal plannlng toot lndry rm Pool $1600 f cents/mile. Groat 525 billion untapped no p;ts , 8S8·9248 contracts be ore you male, approx 1yr benell\1. Consistent market. Work from algn. Shop around for needs loving home, mllea. Run western home, resldual In· HUNTINGTON ratea. hse broken 759-0203 s1a1es. 3 yrs. OTR • 1 come. no hcense, no 'BEACH 2140 Loc•I vending route LOST male cat, beige. yr. llatbed e.icp Com· products, no hassle lor aale Earn big s. med hair, no taga, vie blned Tranaport. Ca I I no w must sell. Call now 01 l Sth /Orange . 800-637-4407. 1·800·375·1805, 1·800·350·8383 949.550.4944 (CAL"SCAN) (CAL"SCAN) Payphone• S 1 50K/Yr. DRIVERS WANTED: 2Br 2B• Condo, 2/c gar, S1300'mo Avl 9/1 2330 vanguard Torelli Realty 540·7355 Lowest prices. Locel •--------- s 11 ea avallablo. HEALTH & PROFESSIONAL OTA EMPLOYMENT 800-800-3470 24/hrs. FITNESS 3000 (1 yr exp) TIT Drivers. WANTED 5535 Only the hlghly moll· ---------Want to sell your busl· r"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT nesa or rellro? No e.icit 11 11rategy? Two MBA'a BOOST YOUR vated, aelety orlen1ed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii neod apply. We offer: AU PAIR; Big trucks·blg hoods· South Alrlcan studenl big mlleage·blg bucks a v a I I . O o n n a . and morel For more (714) 968·6433 BEACH 2169 with aales. mkg, and IMMUNE SYSTEM! llnance exp. Want to 949-588·2434. lor 2Br 1 B• Cule cottage learn your bu1ine11 lricredlble savings. k Ilk 111 11 and "earn vou out" par 0 so ng n 714· .. 03·5000. Nwpt Hght• redwd -I••••••••• docl<s. FP. no peta, --------- Info on our 48 11a10 operation: cell Ellte Express 800·441 ·4318 (CAL"SCAN) I wlll do •rr•nds. Drive to appt's, shop- ping etc... please call Susie at 949-719·9603 $ 1600. 949·455·0444 '2Br 1 Ba TWH new carpets, 1 c attached PERSONALS Oen Offlce/Recpt ••••••••• M·F, 9.5 for R.E./Prop MERCHANDISE Mngt Co. on Balboa • garage, near Gelaon'a $1450./Bkr 640·5664 PERSONALS 3002 Penln. Great working ••••••••• Charming walerlront 2br 2ba, nu paint & carpet. W/0 Avail lmmed. $2200/mo. envfroment. Must be reliable & have front ANTIQUES THE WORLD IS IN otllce experience. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii your mailbox. World· Pos. avail 8/17, Call wide Penlrlandt all Karan(!• 675-4630 (714) 875-4705. Modern 1 e r 1 Ba walk· In ctoaela, w/d hkupa, built·lna. 1c garage. S 1250. Agent, Franklin Realty 840·7000 11 301 1----------1 CREDIT 2907 llGl!T OUT OF age group• write: ---------1 nte rnallonal Pen Help wanted. Rut>y'a Friends. PO Boie 340, S andwich S aloon Oublln 12. Ireland. Pleaae call between Tel/Fa.ic 011·353·1456· 8·10am. 714-645·1100 9 5 3 2 . E -m a I I : In f o €• l pf.le (CAL*SCAN) CASHIER APARTMENTS FOR RENT dept 1rea1 credit EMPLOYMENT Counaellng Canters of ... ______ _ Full time position. Must know how to sail! $7.50/hr.+ depending on knowledge Amerloa (memberr• 1CORONA DEL MAR 2622 NFCC). Free dept conaolidallon, lower•---------'-- paynient1, 1ntereat. EMPLOYMENT Stop collector calla. 5530 Full time position. Selling boating equip., S7.50-10.00/hr. Must be a knowledgeable sallor/boatperson. 3bd :Zb1, Ip, ger. w/d, tunny deck, S/PCH. $2100. 723-5135 or 714·283·7849 IVlll 9/t Non ·P ro f It 1·877·938·2222. Toll lrea. (CAL.*SCAN) .. CREDIT CARD ~STA MESA 2624 ------ PROBLl!MS?•• Debt conaolldatlon. Avoid bankruptcy. Slop creditor calls. Cut lnltreal. No credll .co.'. M.••'• Beat Check. One low P•Y· -m•nl 800·270-IMUM. Jr•1br & lbr, alao 2br (CAL*SCAN) , 1 be, quiet gated ----------comm, pool, tennla. ... v acc .. a to On the move? fraeway/bHCh/malla. '714-117.0079 Sell your extra l'eld• :Zbr 1 b•. patio, household gar+ 21pc1. w/d hk· Items " up, 1876 + dep good In Classified credit I00-400-4855 ;._~;.;...;::.;.:::;;.;;.;:;.;.;..;.;;..;;;..__ K!WPOlT UACH NEWPORT 2889 l!ACB 2889 NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS ~ cio•• ~-... ~ lMiid le • .n ... TN;lal ....._...~ laM p_eol le ... W. .............. ~ ...................... ·~ i-.111 .... ma._.,.. ....... ~ ...... . .... ~ .. ··'= ........ ~-................. ... "' ......... ....... caD ,., 760-091, <::1 Caregiver• ~ Heavy titting. FT rellef, nve-ln poal· Minn'•'• Yaoht tlon tor 8 bed/board/ lf.Mltl care In CM, muat be L..J•~:J~~·~~oh!.,_ flexible 714·1557·8748 • SALIS WE'RE GROWING! Fut ~ Southam Cabfcma CXJllJDNl1lty nlWIPll* chain bal unmec1vne ~ awilltlle in Ventura. Lot ~ Cwnty. mi tbl Inland !lqxre ADVIRTJSINO 8ALl8 RIPRISINTATIVIS. Your ~: new acxxJUnt deVl!opnn, maima.inJng aetabtitbed aanmt& po8IQYe CU8'0m8r eerWll emcude, and delir1 to suq ~ pu1Dll'lbipl With dierU. Minimum 2 ,... Jll9Vbll lld\wtlmlg ... llPll1lllD Wlth l1IWIPIPS t1idUIUY apenemce pam1&d. OPOOlLAR PAIOI f u1~71160 l Buy ~ Outtigttt & £1t1MtSIM" CondUcttd Paintings ~ China Books ~ Furniture 40 years in Newport Beach 14.673.622 FRED C. STEGMANN ANTIQUES EsTATES BolJGHT AND SOLD •A • • ~ ·~.. . ... . . ... ,....._'""'. $$ CASH PAID •• • .. I • • WI BUY ESTAna •..,.•'4-d,U•h~ ~Jt•~• ._ 'AY MOftt $ fAITlll" Mllrtlel~ • c.111•u M••n Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach- Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with a check today! Run for a weekl If your car does not sell, we'll run It for another week All for just $10 •. STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? •••••••• .Tht I.Ago/ iNparlmtnl ol lhl Oo((v Pilot is plNSld lo annoull<'f 0 """ stn1icr rrow ow1lob/1 to ntw b1m11wa. Wt will 110C11 SEARCH lht nam1 for vou al no extra cha~. and saw you lht timt and th• trip lo th• Qwrl HIXIU in Santo Ana. Thin, of count. oflir lht starch is comDltlrd w. will lilt flOU' fictitious busmm namt with tht Countv Cltrk, publish onct a W«tk for four 111ttks as rtquirtd bv law 1md thrn filr vour proofofpub/lcat1on with lht Countv Cltrk. l'lt0S1 stop bv lo lilt 11our fictitious bwfncss tlOmt stalmrnt at thr Oorlv Pilot, 330 W. 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"'I (1389299) St9,9n5 •94 SC 300 (3POL965) 10...1.5515 ,~j7.500 14· • vv BAUER LOTUS Bleck/Ivory, full opt ' LEXUS" Olf' 714·042·7700 016195) $28,977 WESTMINSTl!:A LEXUS (714J 882·0808/ '03 XJO MISSION VIEJO Bt\lck, ten llhr, lo m1 (049)304-0084 10730121 $18,995 , ...... ES 300 · SUBARU BAU ER LOTUS • ., iiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714·042•7700 Wh111/1vo1y lull opt (07731:1) $22,977 '03 XJ8 LEXUS 9200 f' · Honda$ 80'a to 97 Cara $100·$500 Police lmoound1 Hondo•. 'royota1, Chevys. Jeops & 4X4'8 muat ••Ill 1)00·772·7470 )(7802 Blue/tan llhr, 1un11, MISSION VIEJO (G84t77) 517,995 (940)384·0804 BAUER LOTUS 714·042· 7700 '82 SVX·LSI pkg Glock, 64k ml, custom whool• & cer covor $1:j,500obo :l7Q·918.t =:::::::::::===== '93 XJO Groen. tan llhr, lo 1111 (678537) $ t 7,995 BAUER LOTUS 714-042· 7700 '84 XJ8 Black black lnto1. (095012) s 18,995 BAUER LOTUS 714-042·7700 '94 XJ6 Sunrf, tow m1, Uhr. (694829) $19,995 BAUER LOTUS 714·042·7700 '90 ES 300 StJZUKI 9.205 Cpsttmoro/lvory, llh1 (145U8) $27,977 LE x us iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I MISSION VIEJO (940J384-oeo4 '94 ES ~00 Low 1111. CO, ch1omo, (047413) St8,888 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (7141 802·0908J '90 ESTEEM 34k m1, CO, auto, (3P I H035) SO ,886 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 882·0900 TOYOTA 9210 LINCOLN 9120 '80 Tercel Wagon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil now ttoreo, new 1110s '07 Continental ABS, llhr, CO, moonrf, SH~OO lirm Call to see 949.942.241 o <53G~2:~ta ,:::~ 99 7 --.-.-9-l_T_E_,,A_C,...E ... L_• __ Hondas . BO's to .97 Cara $100·$500 Police lmoounds Hondas, 'royotas. Chevys, Jeeps & 4X4's muat ••Ill (100-772·7470 117802 Hondas ao·, 10 97 Cars $100·$500 Police Impounds Hond<1s. 'royotas, Chevys. 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'94 850 Black/black all power, lthr, 54k ml, e>etend worr. new 1110s, s 1 8,900 pp 673·6852 * '85 CHEROKEE, Llncoln·Merourlf (3flM850) S 14,444 lld1 auto, ac, robvtlt 714 540-S830 LEXUS OF ong and trans 01 ; .. ---------1 WESTMINSTER $5250 (714) 723·84U5 92 Mark VII Kint COnd, (714J 802·8906 '93 Cir Cherokee LTD Stack. gray llh1. (107229) $17.995 ruuy toadod. 1in1od --------MISC. AUTO 9245 wind. Balgo $9000/ '94 COROLLA liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Obo 714·891·2025 Auto, AC, coss, AUTOS/SEIZED BAUER LOTUS ---------1 <31<e~~6~Ls 0 ~9•9~ CARS trom St50 WESTMINSTER Jaguar, Corve11•. COSTA MESA 714·642·7700 MAZDA 9125 (714) 892·6900 Morcedos. BMW, Po1scho. Honda, '93 Jeep Cherokee '93 Ma&d• 620 V·8 '95 PREVIA LE SC 4K4 's. trucks and LTD Grand, 4X4, AC. auto, A/C, lull powo1, Cust whts, duot AJC mo1e Local setes (685089) $15.994 cc, cassolle, sun root (3KKV554) $18,888 hslings Toll 1100 L~arn lo IJt' u heller hrid~r play· Costa Mesa s10,ooo 714-899·0082 LEXUS OF 1·800·009·2292 u! 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