HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-08-17 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport.Mesa communities since 1907 MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1998
Back in black
F ormer Daily Pilot police
reporter Chris Goffard was
mentioned along with oth-
er Orange County reporters in a
new book chronicling the Denise
Huber murder trial.
Goffard, known for his persis-
tence and knack for details, fol-
lowed the Huber
case intently.
The reporter
and Don Las-
seter, author
of "Cold Stor-
age,• met on
the final day
of the trial. But
their friendship just began. Gof-
f ard contacted some Hollywood
producers to see if they were
interested in any of Lasseter's
five previous novels.
"Chris IGorrardJ was such a
nice guy,· Lasseter said. "I men-
tion his name and two of the oth-
er reporters l met at the trial on
the last page of the book.·
Goffard-b..as since moved on
to the St. Petersburg Tunes 10
Florida.
REMEMBERING A FRIEND:
Newport Beach police held an
informal ceremony for Bob Hen-
ry, a fallen officer who was slain
in 1995. A park on Dover Drive
was dedicated in his name last
year, and now there is a new
addition for close friends and
family to visit.
A wooden bench Wlth a
plaque is tucked away at an
undisclosed location, an endear-
ing memento for those who
knew Henry and appreciated his
courage 10 the ltne of fire. The
sturdy bench sits in a shaded
area Looking over grassy fields
near a new housing develop-
ment.
WORKING ITS WAY TO THE
TOP: The Daily Ptlot reported
Newport-Mesa's Andersen and
Harbor View elementary schools
were the top-scoring schools in
Orange County in reading and
math standardized test scores.
At the state level, the district
did not fare as well.
According to the San Francis-
co-based School Wise Press that
ranks schools and districts, New-
port-Mesa didn't lop any lists on
the statewide companson of
school districts.
The dlstnct ranked 267th of
the 993 districts on reading
scores. Fourth-grade reading
scores were at 335, while eighth-
grade reading scores in New-
port-Mesa were 239th m the
state.
Though 10th-grade reading
scores were below the national
average at the 42nd percentile,
they ranked 111th in the state.
The math scores are not
available yet.
ON VACATION
Allylon
Bollnof
Newport
BMc:b
brought
tbe
o.Dy
Pilot on
bervt.lt
totbe
Valley
oltbe
-Compiled by
Dally Pilot staff
•'
C~micil to · award contt ~t for bridge
• Costa 'M~ will decide whether to hlre Orange-based
firm to explore two possible spans of Santa Ana River.
EusEGEf
COSTA ?vtESA -The City
Council tonight will consider hir-
ing a consultant to study two pro-
posed Santa Ana River bridges, a
responsibility the Orange Coun-
ty Thmsportation Authority gave
up after balking at the city's
choice.
County and city plaris for two
bridges connecting Costa Mesa
and Huntirlgton Beach have
been under fire for years from
residents who fear increased
traffic would bombard their quiet
neighborhoods.
An effort to study the matter
started about five years ago, said
Peter Naghavi, tr~sportation
services manager.
Costa Mesa, wbich would like
to see the bridges eliminated
from the county's master plan,
will pay for half of the $200,000
study. Newport Beach, Hunting-
ton Beach and Orange County
will chip in the rest. Fountain
Valley also will participate,
although it will not contribute
any funding.
·we are finally at the point
where we can start this study,•
Naghavi said.
The yearlong study would
look at several options, including
leaving or removing the bridges
• The Costa Mesa
City Council will
meet at 6:30
p.m. in the
Council Cham-
bers at Ci1y
He( 77 Fair
Drive.
in count·
• master plar ,,.
Requ ,.st
for pror jSals
for the study
were issued
in /March,
a.Gd two top
firms were
id en tihed,
according to
a City Coun-
cil agenda
report.
The process hit a minor snag
earlier this year when the four
cities wanted to hire one firm and
the 1Tansportation Authority
wanted to go with another.
Rather than concede and
award the contract to the firm.
the 'Transportation Authority
decided to drop out of the selec-
. ,, tion process.
The 'Transportation Authority
board questioned its involve-:
ment. ·u the cities are telling us to
take it or leave .it, why should we
be ir1 the process," said Dave
Elbaum, the agency's director of
planning and development.
Elbaum said the Thansporta-
tion Authority board saw itself in
a lose-lose situation and decided
to •just give them the money and
let them make the selection.•
Costa Mesa City Manager
Allan Roeder concurred with
Elbaum's account.
_"They kind of said, 'If you
guys don't like our decision, you
award the contract,'• Roeder
said.
The council torught is expect-
ed to rescind an earlier agree-
m~nt'-to give the Transportation
Authonty the power to award the
contract for the study and adopt a
new agreerpent taking that
responsibility for 1tseU.
After that is brushed, the
council is expected to awdI<.l lhP-
$200,000 contract to Kimley-
Hom and Associates, the
Qr<lnge-based company pre-
fetfed by the four obes.
· The Transportation Authonty
would continue to oversee th<'
study to ensure impartiality,
especially because Costa Mesa is
opposed to the bridges.
Current proceedings aren't
indicative of what the rest of the
process will look like, Elbaum
said.
•At the end, we're all going to
have to adopt a consensus,· he
said.
Wolonsky
trial set
to begin
today
•Lawsuit claims city,
homeowners' associdtion
are responsible for
Eastbluff resident's death.
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NEWPORT BEACH -Open-
ing arguments are set to hegm
today m the tnal that pits lht> cit}
and a homeowners assOCtdhon
agCWl.St a man who lost tus \~11e m
a traffic acadent two years dgu
Karl Wolonsky Wed a wrong-
ful death lawswt cillegmg the city
and the Eastbluff Homeowners
Assooation are responsible for
the death of his wife, l'rdcy, who
was killed m a car accident at
Bison Avenue and JamboreP
Road m Newport Beach on
May 4, 1996.
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Newport Beach lifeguard Mike Ure leaps into the surf al 32nd Street from Sea Watch I. Below, Weguard boat Sea Watch 11
takes a break at the end of Newport Pier on Sunday.
Tracy Wolonsky died at th1•
scene after a dnver ran a red Light
and struck her 1987 Pontiac Fin•-
bird as she was leavmg her East-
bluff home
•
Spending their time in the water is what
keeps these lifeguards afloat
Giu:-c RISUNG
~Pb
NEWPORT BEACH -The chattering
over the radio means there are people who
need Mike Ure and Rob Williams.
Stationed off the shoreline in a 30-foot
marine vessel, the two city lifeguards are
dispatched to a rescue call. When they
approach the scene, they find four girls
struggling to keep afloat. Two other life-
guards are swimming and guiding the
teenagers to the boat. Williams shifts m
reverse while the swells slowly form . Ure
jumps into the ocean and helps lift the girls
to safety. They speed away and drop the
swimmers off at a safer spot.
Two minutes later, same call -dilferent
SEE RESCUE PAGE 5
COMMUNITY BRIEFING
WISH OF THE WEEK
•~Items -and many more -are
"wishes" the principals of the Newport·
Mes.I Unified School District would like to
haYe grtnted In Mder to continue improv-
ing the quahty of students' ed1JCation. Take
a look at the list below and maybe you, by
volunteefing In a computer lab °' donating
books, can make a wish c<>rM true.
• ADAMS ELEMENT~ Library
books (English and Spanish); Ink car-
tridges for Hewlett Packard printers
(black and color); scanner. Call
Barbara Harrington at 42~7935.
IOOIUS
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SUMMER FUN
CE
After several dayc:; of JUr}
selection. attorneys are read}' to
pre ent theu case m Orange
County Supenor Court
The fm;t person lated to tec:;ti-
fy lS Newport Beach Mayor Torn
Edwards, said Karl \\olon k}"s
attorne} Christopher Woodward.
The city and the assoc1at1on
stcrnd by the11 claim that neithN
1s to blcUne for Tracy Wolonsk(s
death.
INDEX
The lawswt clalrtls Tracv
Wolonsky couldn't have avo1dt"d
the oncoming car because of lht•
bmlted sight distance. It also
alleges the traffic SlQOjll and Utt•
area surrounding the intersC'chon
is a hidden trap to motonsts.
The trial is expected to last t"' o
to three weeks.
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the Or.igt ~(Md~,,..
venttOn Centet. Kaett ... '" 8dorney
with the lrWte LIW ftnn of Kendrtct
a J.tton! NMpon leldt. r..adint ·
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ton wt au,.. ~-... 09"9
Atlllndo of~ leech ..t DM
......... of Coftj ~.The Orange
County O\ild ~ ,,... .. ltfon Cen-
ter WIS f~ In 1 .. ~ Is I
noo-profrt organlUtion. The c.nt«
tr1lns 8nd supe1vitls ~to
go Into the homes Of abused ~
neglected c.hlkken. The Center
offers Its MMctt to f•mllles
throughout Or.nge County. TM
Center helps to tHCh families good
parenting tklllt so children can
remain s.fely with their
parents ... The Or1n9t CQun1y Child
Abuse Prevention Center honored
lndlvlduals •nd organlutlons
recently It Its Dof'iot Recognition
Aw•rds b•nquet. Or.nge County
Supervisor Wllflam G. ftelner WIS
among ttlOSe who were honcwed.
Steiner recelwd the comad CJt1Mn
of the Year AwMd. Stefrler received
the .ward for hk 30 v-an of wottt
on behalf of the county's neglected
and 1bused children. The IOCll
Exchange Oub of Newport Hltbor
was awarded with • Gold Award for
Its work perf orrrled for the Center ....
Navy Se•m1n ...,..... c;. ~
participated In a change of home
• port ceremony white he was aboard
the USS lndepend~. Dugas Is the
son of Prltdlla M. °"9111 of Cost.I
Mesa .... Costa Mesa's 1ht c.ntrt.
~announced that Hllen Ming
Ket'WM'th Keh. the company's assis-
tant vice president and actuary,
reuived the highest level of .ctuarf..
•I designation to become a Fellow of
the Casualty Actuatl•I Society. The
Centrk Group Is a lelding provider
of sp«Jalty Insur~. Keh, who Is a
20-y.,, vettran of the lnsur1nce
Industry. Is •lrffdy 1 Fellow of the
Society of Actu.,les representing
• Ufe •nd He11th prlctlces. Keh Is now
• double fellow ... Newport Beach's
1ht Robert ,. Drtwr eo.. 1nc.
recently announced that en internal
management buy-out team pur·
chased the comptny. The ~
w.as well recetved within tht compa-
ny. Tht Robert F. Driver eo.,lnc. Is the
parent company of Robert Driver
Assodat.,, whld\ Is also a Newport
B11ch based comp1ny ... lt was
recently announced that A. Alen
Kom was appointed as flnandal
consultant to the Meft'ltl Lyndl offlc9
In CcKta Meu. Kom's duties Include
dtvtloplng ruateglet for businesses
Ind ~h net-worth clients to meet
flMnelal goats Korn will also I~
ment • plan for thOMt buslntiMS •nd
dlents to meet those goals. Korn his
' been en lnnov.tor and high produc·
er over tht pm 15 YfftS. Kom was
also• Dilly Piiot carrier from 1966 to
• 1968 ... "°"91c10.1...,.ln rKtived
a Prudential Community Champk>ns
l\lslng Star AwMd WOt1h S250 for
, tht Ametlcan Clnctr Society's Santi
' Ana O\apttr. O\amberlln, who IJ 1
' resident of Newport Beach, Is a First
, VI<• Prtsldtnt at PMwport seac.h~s
• Prudtntlal S.Curltles. Chamberlin,
who h .. bten a Volunteer fOf four
' Ytars. hat ttf'ved IS the Wes\ Unit
• President for the Stnta Ana Chapt«.
Tht Chlpttt' helps cancet ~ ~
provldlngogroup wppon n .,.,,..
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locals onl Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doify p·
RICHARD B:RUNETIE
Recreation superoisor for Costa Mesa
+WHEN WERE YOU HIRED?: Nov. 2,
1987
+ FAMILY STAnJS: Single (but my girl·
friend will bu.rt me if I don't mention l , ;
have one.)
+ AGE: Just turned 35 on Aug. 7. !'
_. EDUCATION: Astod4te'1 degree from
Antelope Valley College, a bacbelo(s
degree in RecreaUon and Leisure Studies
from Calllomia SUlte UniverSLty Long
Bea.Ch. and a master's candidate fu Pubhc
Policy and Ad.ministration at CSULB with
anticipated graduation date of June 1999.
+ PAST POSmONS: Various part-and
tun-time Parks and Recreation positions
in several Southern Calif om.la cities.
+ PRESENT OCCUPATION: Recreation
Supervisor for the city of Costa Mesa
Community Services UP CLOSE Department.
+ EXPlANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS
OR FEWER: Providing quality, fun and
affordable Parks and Recreation pro·
grams and facilities to the general public.
+ YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL
ACHIEVEMENT: I wouldn't pick one par·
ticular achievement. I'd say I always try
to give 100% to everything J do and for
everyone I come in contoct with.
+ YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL
ACHIEVEMENT: Maintaining a moclicum
of sanity in an insane world.
+ YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: "I can only
control myself -my own thoughts and
actions-and not those of others. I have
to do the best 'I' can do and not compare
it to others' efforts."
+ YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVAGANCE: My
home furnishings, e lectronics (stereos ..
televisions, etc.) clothes and shoes.
+ THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: The
"best" book? 'This is too hard .. .I've read
to many books that I really Uked.
+ THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR
RIGHT NOW: I have a six-disc
player ... COs by: Beck, Smashing Pump·
kins, R.E.M., David Bowie, a compilation
of 70s funk and a compilation of 90s
house music.
+ YOUR MOST TREASURED POSmON:
Probably my king-size mahogany sleigh
bed because It was $3,000, and I got it for
S800 on sale, or my 60-incb big screen
T.V, or my stereo system. (OK, so I'm a
materialist.)
+WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST
OVERUSE: You can't print it.
+ WHAT CAN YOU COOK7: Do I have to
qualify that as •good• or not? I can fol·
low a recipe as weU as the next person.
+ A HABrT YOU WISH YOU COULD
CHANGE: My perfectionist streak (it runs
true and deep.)
+THE COLLEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST
TOOK; Journalism ... and I was actually a
Business major for all of my undergradu·
ate work my first two years in college.
+ YOUR LAST CHARrTABLE ACT: I have
money automatically taken out of each
paycheck and donated to the United
Way.
+AS A CHILD, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES
TEASE YOU ABOUT?: What "didn't" they
tease me about? Seriously, being the last
of eight kids in a middle class family, my
dothes were never name-brand. "When
everyone's in Levis, roughsk.ins are an
invitation to harassment.
+WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW:
Other than the body you mean? (A road·
side emergency and tool kit.)
+THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED
YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER: I.fer
stunning blue eyes (and the face and
body that were lodged in weren't bad
either.)
+ THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD: We
won't go there.
+WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOT·
ED IN HlGH SCHOOL: The person with
the greatest diversity of friends. I hung
with the jocks, the nerds, the honor slu·
dents and the heads.
+ WHO ARE YOUR HEROES?: Sadly. my
world is bereft of hero's, although I love.
respect and look up to my dad quite a
bit. He's a great guy, an honest man, and
I don't think anyone alive would have a
bad thing to say about him.
+ FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REALITY:
Watching movies.
DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT
+ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE
ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: That
the enormous wealth in the world would
be more evenJy distributed so that 95%
of it wouldn't belong to only 5% of the
populace (no ... l'm not a communist.) It
strikes me as disgusting that some have
SO MUCJ i and some so little.
+ YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Unfortunate·
ly, lately that would be walking from the
couch to the refrigerator and back, but
prior to thdt I played a lot of sports and
w orked out at the gym regularly.
+ THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT
YOUR APPEARANCE: I'm not a Hair Club
for Men client yet, but I fear Cy Sperling
1s knocking on my door.
-:> I HAVE A DREAM THAT: One day dogs
and cats will be able to live together in
peacE>.
•t• PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH
YOU: 754-5300
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMlNTS
Cooper-Ferrucci
The Casa Romantica in San
Clemente was
the setting for
the June 13
wedrung of
Elizabeth Teri
Cooper and
Randy Paul
Ferrucci.
The bride is
the daughter of
Norma Cooper
of Corona del
Mar and
Robert Cooper
of Dothan, Ala.
The bride was
Elizabeth
Cooper and
Randy Ferrucci
given away by her stepfathe r,
Randy Chapman.
The bride wore a white silk
gown and her mother's heirloom
dJamonds and carried a bouquet
of lilies and roses.
The groom is the son of Ruth
and Ralph Ferrucci of Yorba Linda.
More than 150 guests dined
and danced at the reception at the
oceanfront estate. The bride and
groom departed for a honeymoon
in the Caribbean after the recep-
tion.
The couple will reside in a new
home they purchased in Corona.
The groom is employed by
Federal Express.
Murray-Stocker
Holy Cross Church was the
setting for the July 12 wedding of
Christina Renee Murray and Scott
Jason Stocker, both of Santa Cruz.
The bride is the daughter of
John and
Cheryl Murray
of HunUngton
Beach.
The maid of
honor was the
bride's sister,
Machelle Mur·
ray, and the
bridesmaids
were Jamie
Stanford,
Melanie Wal·
ton, Danielle
Pfaff. Whitney
Burak, and
Christina
Murray and
Scott Stocker
Meagan and Laura Oneto.
The bridegroom is lhe son of
Jolln.,-i« Dina Stocker of Santa
Cruz.
The best man was Anthony
Leimas and ushers were" John
Stocker Jr., Eric Fernandez and
James Gilovich
The reception WdS at the Ken·
nolyn Hilltop Hacienda.
The couple honeymooned m
Maw for two weeks.
The groom is a sales dnd leas·
ing consultant ot Bob Lewis Volk·
swagoti.
Andrews-Friend
Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews of
Newport Beach have announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Jocelyn, to Mdtlhew Davis
Friend, son of Mrs. Darren Friend,
and the late Larry Friend, of Ne
port Beach.
The bride-to-be is a gradua
of Corona del
Mar High
School and
attends St.
Mdry's College,
Moraga.
The groom·
to·be is a grad-
uate of Corona
del Mar High
School and
attends the
University of
Ca lifornia ,
Berkeley.
A June 1999
wedding is planned.
READW HODJNE
642-6086
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First high busl0e1s in the 300 block.
7:35• m. 3.8 with waves com-• w.st ..._ loulevM"d A e1r stereo worth USO was stolen
Second low ing in from the from • home In the 1400 btock.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
MARC MARnN I OAllY PllOT
Lorin Ely-McGregor looks over the inventory at Russell Surf Boards on Newport Boulevard ln Newport Beach.
SURF"S UP
Raised near Newports beaches, 23-year-olds summer job
lets him earn money and fun, too
~Pb
en you've grown up
ear the beach and
urfed all your life,
what do you do when it's time to
get a job -sell surf boards.
That's what 23-year-old
Newport resident Lorin Ely-
McGregor decided to do at the
early age of 10 when he began
helping out at a local surfboard
shop. His years in the water
made him an expert in the field.
•1 been around water all my
life," he said. •1 started out boo·
gie boarding and moved on to
surfing. It's just something I
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your hometown newspaper
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love to do.•
And what better way lo
make his hobby profitable than
to guide novices through the
purchase of their first board at
Russell Surf Boards on Newport
Boulevard in Newport Beach.
"Some people come in and
have a lot
of previous
experience,
but during
the summer
esp ecially
we get
many who are just curioµs
about starting out,• Ely-McGre-
gor said.
For those the surf er offers
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Flight instructor
honored by FAA
•Costa Mesa named Safety Counselor of the Year,
one of a handful honored across the country.
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There are many awards th.at
are bestowed on the best of the
best in every profession -
plaques, trophies and certificates.
Al German received a travel
dock.
But it's what 1S emblazoned on
the side of the clock that counts.
The 70-year-old Costa Mesa
resident was named the Safety
Counselor of the Year by the Fed-
eral Aviation Administration on
Friday. Members from the orga-
nization's di.strict office m Long
Beach presented the clock along
with a folder at the Orange
County Flight Center where Ger-
man works as a flight instructor.
German is one of handful across
the nation recognized with the
distinction .
Hl'm very happy and sur-
prised," he said. "Wben you
receive an award from your peers
it carries a lot of meaning.•
BRIEFLY IN
Adult Education
classes begin Sept. 14
Adults interested in lea.rrung
English, beconung a U.S. ob.zen,
improving parenting skills. GED
preparation or earning a high
school diploma are invited to take
advantage of free classes offered
in Adult Education School
There is a fee for vocational
education classes including.
introduction to computers, office
occupations, reception and den-
cal skills. Fall semester registra-
tion for adult classes will be held
Aug. 31 through Sept. 3. Classes
begin Sept. 14. Course offerings
also include: English as a Second
Language, citizenship, parenting
and GED. Classes that can be
used toward a high school diplo-
ma include math, soence, Eng-
lish, U.S. history and econorrucs.
Evening classes are also
offered at Davis, Harper, Pomona,
· Sonora, Whittier and Wilson ele-
mentary schools.
For more information, stop by
the Adult School office at 425 E.
Gennan has a long resume in
the aviation field. He worked in
the space program at McDonnell
Douglas for 31 years and wrote
20 articles for various aviation
publications.
Where German is most aocom -
p)lshed is in his work with stu-
dent pilots. He compiled and •
published a flight instructors
trairung guide. After a small
Cessna plane crashed at John
Wayne Airport in June. German
renewed hls educational pro-
grams for beginner pilots.
He led su seminars on wake
turbulence -a honzontal torna-
do from the wingtips of larger
planes that sometimes cause
smaller aircrafts to lose control.
Investigators said that wake tur-
bulence may have contributed
the crash earlier this year.
-I try and gwe them the most
helpful tips about the topic," Ger-
man said. ~I enjoy helping them
out because they will be up there
too one day.•
THE NEWS
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honored at dinner
Hornblower Cruises and
Events was honored as the 1997-
98 member of the year by the
Newport Beach Conference and
Visitors Bureau.
General Manager Linda
Mongno received the award on
behalf of Hornblower by visitor
bureau President Rosalind
Williams during the organiza-
tion's annual dinner. The award
recognizes an outstanding mem-
ber who supports the bureau's
efforts to generate new busl.lless
for the local community.
The crw.se line charters a fleet
of hve luxury yachts in Newport
Harbor. The visitor's bureau
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considering their particpabon on
boards and committees, working
on cooperative advertismg cam-
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WEDNESDAY .
First book story Um~ will be pre-
sented from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. in
till! children's deparunent of
Metro .Pointe Barnes & Noble
Booksellers, 90tB South Coast
Drive, No. 15Q, Costa Mesa. The
event is fr~ For more mfonna-
tion, call 444-0226.
The Networkers will meet from
11:45 a.m. t-0 1 p.m. at lhe Costa•
Mesa Golf and Country Club,
1701 -Golf Course Drive. Admis-
sion is $12 and includes lunch. For
more information, call 885-9093.
Stephanie Avnet, one of the con-
tributing ·author's or the travel
guide "Frommer's Wonderfl)1
Weekends from Los. Angele~.·
will make an appearance dt 7
p.m at lhe Metro Pointe Ba:nes &
Noble Booksellers, 901~ South
Copst Drive, No. 150, Costa Mesa.
The event is free. Foi: more infor-
mation, call 444-0226.
THURSDAY
• Tracy McBride, author of "Frugal
Luxuries: Simple Pleasures to
Enhtrnce Your Life and Comfort
Your Soul," will ai.'pear at 7 p.m.
at the Triangle Square Barnes &
Noble Booksellers, 1870 Harbor
Blvd., Coila Mesa. The event is
free. For more information, call
631 -0614.
1lmes. Admission is $150 and
includes notebooks, instruction, a
journal, a pizza lunch with soft
drinks and more. Preregistration
is required, because the work-
shop location depends on how
many J>e9ple sign up. For more
information, call (9"49) 65'-3860.
Sportswnter MarU.n Dugud wllJ
~e an appearance at 2 p.m. at
the Fashion Island Barnes &
~oble Bookseller, 953 Newport
•'Center Drive, Newport Beach.
Admission is free. For more infor-
mation, call 759-0982.
su;JoAv
A free back country hike will
take place from 9 a.m. to noon al
, Cryst(\l Cove State Park, 8471 E .
Pacific Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Hikers will meet at El
Moro Visitor Center~ Parking is
$5. For more information, call
(949) 494-3539.
AUG.25
Robert Whitley, a leading wine
educator, will present a white
wine tasting class at 5:30 p .m. al
The Cannery, 3010 Lafaye tte
Ave., Newport Beach. Registra-
tion is $35. Reservations are
required. For more information,
call (949) 675-0894.
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at lhe Sheraton Newport Beach ,
4545 MacArthur Blvd. Registra-
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sion for Professionals in Human
Resources Association members
is $22 m advance and $27 at lhe
door; guests are $27 m advance
and $32 at the door; and students
are $5 in advance and $10 at lhe
door. For more information, ·call
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Bt=>dC'h Bikers wilJ meet at El 1 .Moro Visitor Center. Parking is
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SATURDAY
Kreatlve Kids Korner, a creaUve-
wriling workshop for children
ages 8 to 13, will be presented
from 10 a.m. lo 2 p.m. al an unde-
tennincd site. The course will be
taught by Li~a Addison, an
award-wmning journalist who
hcts written for the Los Angeles
"This Is Your Garden, .. a picture
book by Maggie Smith, will be
discussed from 10:45 to 11 :30 a .m.
in the children's department of
the Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble
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AUG.27
Sportswrtter and JoumalJst Mar·
tin Dugarcl will make an appear-
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Square Barnes & Noble Book-
seller, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Admission is free. For more
information, call 631-0614.
AUG.28
Estancia High School Class of
1968 will hold its 30-year reunion
at 6 p.m. at the Balboa Pavilion
Tale of the Whale Restaurant, 400
Bay Front, Newport Beach. The
event will feature Hawaiian
beach party attire. Admission is
$80. There will be no refunds
after Saturday. For more informa-
tion, call 951-5435.
AUG.29
CPR and Medic First Aid will be
presented from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
the OCC Salling Base, 1801 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
Registration is $50 for Newport
Beach residents and $55 for non-
residents. Students who complete
the one-day session will receive a
nationally recognized American
Heart Association CPR and Medic
First Aid card. Register at New-
port Beach Community Services,
3300 Newport Blvd. For more
information, call (949) 644-3151.
ONGOING
CJD Voice, an e-mail discussion
and support group for those with
lhe infectious brain-deteriorating
Creutzfeldt-Jakob~. will be
an ongoing activity available for
interested individuals. The CJD
web site is at
http://members.aol.com/larm·
str853/cjdvoice/cjdvoice.btm.
The Klwanls Club of Newport
Beach-Corona del Mar meets at
noon Thursdays at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Oub, 1601 Bay·
side Drive, Corona del Mar. For
more information, call 852-11-48.
Oasts Senior Center offen a balf-
hour of free ~egal consultation by
appointment by calling 644-3244.
)
Monthly workshops for people
with cancer and their relatives
meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the sec-
ond Tuesday of every month at
the Patty and George Hoag Can-
cer Center in Newport Beach. For
more information, call 760-5542.
A support group for younger
patients with lupus meets from
1 :30 to 3 p.m. the second and
fourth Wednesday of each month
in Newport Beach. For details,
call 536-17 34.
A workshop for people with
lymphedema meets from 2:30 to
4:30 p.m. the first Tuesday of each
month in the auditorium at Hoag
Cancer Center in Newport Beach.
For information, call 760-5542.
Oasis Senior Center offers a meal
program for members. Lunch is
served daily from 11 :45 a.m. to
12:15 p.m. in the multipurpose
room at 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Home-delivered
meals are available for home-
bound seniors. Reservations are
required. Meals are sponsored by
SCSS Inc. For more information,
call 644-3244.
Oasis SenJor Center offers med-
ical equipment rental, from
wheelchairs to walkers and more,
by calling 644-3244.
•
OuU Sealor c..Mr .....
prebensive medical library
answer or res8an:h any
question. Call 6«-32«.
Oull Senior Ceater oUe
counselor to assist with
about Medicare, HMOs, and
plemental and long-term
insurance by appointment.
more information or appo
ments, .call 6'4-32''·
Expanded Awareaell
presents a weekly meditation
sion at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at
Hub of Newport Mesa,
17th St., Suite 218. Sugg
donation is $10. For more
mation, call 646-1128.
A free Introductory dlll9 tn
mordial sound meditation
offered by Marvin Green
Complementary Healing
666 Baker St., Costa Mesa.
the time and day or to mak
reservation. call 969-7653.
The Newport Beach Psycho
cal Association presents am
support group at 4 p.m. F
The fee is $25 per session.
more inf onnation, call 722-45
The AJJJance for tbe Men
of Orange County provides
cation and emotional support
families with loved ones who
mentally ill. A free support
meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. e
other Satw'day at Orange Co
Mental Health Clinic, 3115
Hill Ave., Costa Mesa. For
information, call 850-8463.
St. Andrew's Pretbyte
Church offers a support group
families with loved ones who
mentally ill. The group m
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays in
church's Dierenfield Hall C,
St. Andrews Road, Ne
Beach. The group is open to
community and committed
confi$ientiality. For more info
tion, call 631-2880.
rpe Daily Pilot, in honor of The Balboa Bay Club's 5oth
Anniversary, will publish a commemorative edition
magazine featuring The BBC. It will be distributed to more
than 45,000 residents of Newport Beach, Corona del Mar,
Costa Mesa and The Club's members on Saturday, September
19, 1998. Be a part of this very special tribute to a community
landmark. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to The
Balboa Bay Club Student Scholarship Fund for Newport-Mesa
high school graduates .
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RESCUE
CONTINUED FROM 1
faces.
The first line of defense at the
beach dwing the busy summer are
the tower lifeguards
Ho.wever, just out of eyesight are three rescue bodts deployed
alOflg the coasUine. They> can
rea<:h a drowning victim in sec-::
'
1 WHIT'S AFLOAT
SEA EXPLORERS
The Sea Explorer Ship Del
Mar 711 of Orange County seeks
young men ages 14 to 18 to par-).
ticipale in a maritime experience
program ~ncompa~sing sailing,
seamanship, piloting, ndvigation
and cruising. They meet at 7 p.m.
every Wednesday at the Sea
Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
For more infonnation, call Mike
Stewart at 642-6301 or Jerry
µPointe at 551-8591.
FISH SCHOOL
· Fishing classes are offered
from every Monday and Tuesday
trom 6 a .m. to 4 p.rn. Participants
leave from the Balboa Pavilion.
Cost is $125 per person. For more
hllorrnation, call 673-2810.
DORY FISHING FLEET
• Get to the Newport
Pier/McFadden Squdre early to
watch the fleet return with the
fresh catch or the ddy. The fish is
prepared for sale al the open-air
market.
FISHING TRIPS
Fishing supplies and open
and private bodl charters are
available dt Newport Landing
Sportfishing, 309 PaJms, Suite F,
675-0550; Falco Fashmg Char-
ters, 832-7708, dnd Davey's
Locker, 400 Mdm St . Bdlboa.
673-1434.
SIX-PASSENGER SPORTFISHING
CHARTERS
Day and night fishing charters
are available for groups or sin-
gles. Call Bongos Sportfishing
Headquarters on the Balboa
Peninsula, 673-2810.
ASHING BOAT RENTALS
Streamline center console
fishing boats can be rented at
•Balboa Boat Rentals on the Bal-
boa Peninsula. The boats are
equipped with live bait tanks,
fish finders and VHF radio.
Available by hour and half-<;tay
rates at $170. full-day rates are
$240. U-Drive offshore boats
equipped with VHF radios can
be rented by the hour, half-day
..or full-day. Rates range from $40
)>er hour to $195 for the day. Call
!Balboa Boat Rentals at 673-7200.
kA.uNG LESSONS
~D BOAT RENTALS
Learn to sail or windsurf at
fResort Watersports. Windsurfers
;and 14·foot sailboats are avail-!able for rental at $15 per hour.
~~ 729-1150.
~ASAll.INC
Marina Salling in the Balboa !Pun Zone offers sailboat rentals
d private lessons. Advanced
wclasses include navigation, big
:boat, power boat, introduction to
.heavy weather and first-mate
;Jnstruction. Call 673-7763 for
~ore information. Also call the
Jue Dolphin Sailing Club at
-644-2525 or the Lido Sailing
Club at 675-0827 for rentals.
KAYAKING CLASSES
Beginning sea kayaking,
rolling clinics and private
lessons, kayaks and sea ski
rentals are offered at Paddle
, Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd.,
.Newport Beach. For more infor-
·mation, call 675-1215.
KAYAK TOURS AND RENTALS
1Wo-hour kayak tours begin
~t 10 a .m . every Sunday at New-
j)Ojt Dunes. Cost is $15 per adult,
'Sm per child. Kayak rentals and
classes are also available. Call
729-1150.
onds. Uleguards, such as Ure and
Williams, provide an invaluable
service seven hour5 a day, seven
days a week Between the two of
them, they share 27 years of expe-
rience. With as many as 100 res-
cues on a weekend, the boats are
considered a back up to the tower
Weguards.
• U we didn't have the boats, we
would be overwhelmed," said
Newport Beach Fire and Marine
Department Lt. Enc Bauer. "The
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Weguards in the tower would be
fatigued and may not be able to
reach some people.•
AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
Out on the boat. calls are hit-
and-miss. When the radio is silent,
the operator and deckhand, as
they are formally called, swap sto-
ries, work out or catch a quick
drink of bottled water. Then there
are the times when it sounds like
everyone on t.tie beach requires
some help.
Lifeguard Josh Van Egmond
saw a man climbing the ladder
Saturday. The term is used by life·
guards when someone is dog pad-
dling weakly. Jt's usually the last
sign before a victim drowns.
Van Egmond had to employ a
high-speed bailout. He must exit
the back of the boat -bottom first
-while it travels 15 to 20 knots.
Van Egmond vanishes into the
Pacific Ocean. His head pops out
from the white crest of waves.
The victim was with .several
other swimmers who were having
a tough time staying afloat. When
the rescue was finished, everyone
was aboard and alive.
However, a boat can get crowd-
ed. Ure said he remembers when
there were 16 people he rescued
who needed to get back to the
beach. I
•You never can tell,• he said.
"We have multiple ~es. and
we have to find out who needs
help the most.·
These 11 aqua men -and one
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Newport's ~ Dav..., continues her push towwd
No. 1 ranking with 1'*d strcight tourney title h• below
6 Newport Beoch/Costo t.Aeso Daily Pilot
•Young Corona del Mar
resident sgarkles in 14s
doubles; host of locals also
play well in tournaments.
COLLEGE PARK, Ga. -One
way to test the limitations of one's
talent is to test it against the best
m the country.
Corona del Mar's Anne Yelsey
and partner Ashley Maddocks of
Laguna Beach may have lost to
Pennsylvania's Jackie Carlton
and Eva Wang, 1·5, 6-2, but they
won't come hQme failures.
Yelsey and Maddocks finished
fourth against the toughest girls
14s division . competition in the
U.S. at the USTA Junior National
Hard Court Championships at the
South Fulton Tennis Center in
College Park Georgia.
The duo's only two loses came
at the hands of the No. 1 and No.
2 seeds.
.In the girls t6s at the Barnes
WOMEN'S
THREE
STRAIG -HT
Davenport continues to
sizzle in August, knocks
off No. 1 Hingis to win
Acura Classic Sunday.
MANHATTAN BEACH -
hrunediately following her third
straight WTA Tour victory Sun-
day, which earned her the Acu-
ra Classic's $79,000 first prize
and a new car, Newport Beach's
Lindsay Davenport was asked
to identify the key to her recent
hot streak.
But after Davenport, ranked
No. 2 in the world, polished off
No. l-ranked Martina Hingis, 4-
6, 6-4, 6-3, at the Manhattan
Country Club, the answer
seems more problematic for the
behind he r recent success. "li I
knew, I'd always do that.•
What Davenport did, after
surrendering the first set, was
pound consistent rockets from
the service line, continue to dis·
play the increased mobility that
plagued her last season, and
maintain the composure that
has helped her pocket $237 ,000
in winnings the last three tour-
naments.
Though she had just two
aces, to Hingis' 10, Davenport
lost only three points while
serving in the second set, and
won all but two while holding
serve the first three games of
the third set.
Hingis forced deuce with
Davenport serving, up, 4-3, in
rest of women's ten-------• nis.
the third. But Daven-
port won the next two
points to push the lead
to two games, then
broke Hingis for the
fourth time in the
match to close out the
85-minute affair.
Hingis, playing in
her first tournament
final since winning
the Italian Open in
May, couldn't find the
answer to Davenport's
powerful serves and
deep ground strokes
Sunday.
"lilSfeelsomn
and ii mnnl out
there on .. aut."
Though Hingis. a
17-year-old from
Switzerland, broke
Davenport twice in
the first set to turn a 4-2 deficit
into a one-set advantage, her
strong pace and relentless
aggressiveness forced Hingis
into 39 unforced errors.
Davenport, who has now
won 12 straight matches,
avenged a loss m last year's
Acura Classic finals to Monica
Seles. while adding to succes-
sive tournament triumphs at
Stanford and Carlsbad the past
two weeks.
A California native, who
grew up in Pacific Palisades, 20
minutes away from Sunday's
venue, Davenport savored this
victory before a partisan crowd
that included friends and family.
"To beat the No. 1 player in
the world where 1 used to come
and watch as a little girl, and to
win three in a row, this is a great
ending for the whole month,~
said Davenport, who noted she
• wish she knew the reason
"My serves really
almost won me the
last three tourna-
ments," Davenport
said. "I've been able
to hold serve and not
struggle too much."
Hingis, who joked after the
match that Davenport should
•take a break now, and let
somebody else win some tour-
naments," praised her finals
foe.
"Lindsay played great the
last three tournaments,• Hingis
said. •Some of the balls she hit
today were just amazing. What
can you do about that?"
Davenport, currently ranked
No. 1 in doubles, said her recent
streak has bolstered her confi-
dence.
"I just feel so calm and in
control out there on the court. I
don't feel I'm getting upset like
I used to. I just feel very at ease
and I just know that I can do it
and it doesn't matter."
Davenport said she has plans
for her new car.
"This is the first car I've ever
won in my pro career. I'm going
to keep it."
JUNIOR TENNIS
Tennis Center in San Diego,
Nadia Vaughan of Corona del
Mar High, faced her second con-
secutive No. 17· seed in the back
draw · fifth-round qualifier,
Danielle Schwartz of New Jersey.
Vaughan lost, 6-2, 6-1.
Caylan Leslie, a resident of
Corona del Mar and Vaughan's
teammate for the reigning nation-
al and CIF Southern Section Divi-
sion I champion CdM High Sea
Kings, also reached the filth-
round qualifier with victories over
Janalle Kaloi from Hawaii, 7-6 (7·
2), 6-4, and Tanner Cochran from
Georgia, 6-1, 6-4. .
Leslie battled to a third set in
the qualifier with · Kathleen
Blaszak of Virginia, but finally.
fell, 7-6 (7-5), 4-6, 6-2.
• Parker Collins, who played
for CdM High last season, lost to
Justin Hunter from Texas in the
second round of the boys 18s at
Kalamazoo College in Kalama-
zoo, Mich. Collins was eliminated
in the back draw by Milwaukee's
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PROFESSIONAL TENNIS
QUOTE OF THE DAY
·-of .. bals (lhlsay ~) hit today were just amazing ... ,,
~na Hlngls. tournament runner-up
Monday, August 17, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 44223
Brandon.Currte, 6-4, 6-2.
• In the boys l~s at Kalamazoo,
Newport Beach's Hunter Jack
and Mike Placek of Del Mar lost
in the fourth r9und of doubles to
second-seeded Texas twosome of
lies Davis and Alberto Francis~ 2-
6, 6-3, 6-4. r -
Jack was eliminated in the1 consolation first rottnd by Brent
Steven from Kansas, 6-0, 6-4.
Estancia's Robert Chu was
eliminated in the fourth-round
qualifier, 6-3, 7-6 (7-5).
PADDLING
LQCals
' ,\ ~'t },I .• • wmm ' .
Seattle
•Bridle, Sharma lead
pack of standouts from the .
Newport Aquatic Center
with two crowns apiece .
SEATTI..E -Newport Beach's
Monica Bridle was a double win-
ner at the Eddie Bauer
Canoe/Kayak National Champi-
onships at Green Lake in Seattle,
Conditions ·were ideal with"
clear skies and balmy tempera-
tures as Bridle won the women's
junior K-1 (one-person kayak)
1,000-meter title with a time of
4:27.85.
Laura Thurmond, also of
Newport Beach, finished eighth
in the race.
Bridle and Thurmond teamed
up for the K-2 junior 1,000-meter
final and won the race by just
more than a second with a time
of 4:05.44 .
Steven Lovell of Newport won
the K-1 Masters 500 meters with
a time of 1 :57 .98.
Patrick Shanna won the juve-
nile C-1 (one-person canoe) in
4:42.47.
Other local winners included:
Newport's Gregory Chinn, who
teamed with Sharma to win the
C-2 junior 1,000 (Jose Jimenez
and James VonHarz finished
second) and Brandon Dillman,
William Downey, Omar Leyva
and Michael Porteous who won
the C-4 bantam 500.
Chinn finished second in the
C-1 junior 1,000 with a time of
4:33.89, beating Sharma who fin.
isbed fourth.
Newport's Stephanie Mutz
finished third in the K-1 senior
1,000, B-Class. Monica Maio~
rana finished fourth in the K -1
senior 1,000, A-Class.
Costa Mesa resident Jirka
BaWk finished second in the C-1
senior 1,000 in 4:46.41.
TENNIS
Abrams
triumphs
URBANA, ill. -Newport
Beach's Geoff Abrams teamed
with Jeff Carter of Columbus,
Ohio to win the men's doubles
title at the Intercollegiate Tennis
Association National Summer
Championships Saturday.
Abrams, midway through bis
college career at Stanford, com-
bined with Camter to defeat Lee
Harang and nevor Spracklin, 6-
4, 7-5, to capture the title and
earn a wild-card berth in the U.S.
Open qualifying tournament,
beginning ~g. 25.
f'ATRICIA PARSONS PHOTO
Newport Beach's Undsay Davenport poses with crystal trophy after winning the Acura Classic.
Along with Carter, who will
be a junior at Arizona State this
fall, Abrams did not lose a set in
three tournament victories.
Newport B och/Costo MP.so Doil~ Pilot
ECRE ATION
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STANDINGS
Men's Loww D • 1 Emefald
Plumbing, 12, 2. Team
ParlQ<>n, 11; J P1ttorhel<k. 9,
4 Good, Bad, Ugly, 6; 5
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BH<s, 8; 5 (tie) Elmofe Toyota,
El Ranch1to, 2.
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Homeblrd, 8, 4 (tie) Budmen,
Silky Sullivans; 6, 6 Same GUY?,
4.
Men's C-4 • 1 Pete's Brew
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Mudvllle, 7; 4 MV&P, 4, 5
Rebels, 3.
Men•s 0-2 • 1 (tie) C>-Tpur,
Old Timers. Swing This. lO; 4
Totally Cott~. 8, 5 lZV'lX. 6, •
6 landi>f the Lost. 3; 7. Jim's
Wrecking Crew, 1.
Men's D-3 1 Bedrodt
SEA
Bomben, 12; 2 Don't Matter,
10, 3 (tie) Brewskles, Pone
High, II; 5. (tie) lM Knobs, •
Ct~ 4; 7. Troublemlken, 2
Men's EM· 1 Meet
Puppets. 14; 2. (tie) Pntes,
Rebels, 10; 4. CCNM, 6; 5. (tit)
Q<lub, Sharits. 5; 7 Hard
Knocks, 2
summw INek.tMtl
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Mondlly D • 1 Schultz
Photo, 6-1, 2. waller
Squeakers. 4-1, 3. (tie) Heat,
Old 11mers, Jazz. 3-3; 6.
Clmlvorous APes. 2-4, 7. Men's
'Neattlo\M, o-6.
1\Mteday t.ow. c -
1. Wlldc.rts, &-0: 2. Dribblen,
5-15
Wedl-.sdliy Uppef' c. 1.
Prime Time. S 1,
2. Margaritav1lle, 4-2.
lhurtdlly B · 1. (lle) QSC.
Soft Tubs, 5-1
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San Ju311 Cap1sltoti0. CA 6th, 1998 Fictitious Ousln111 J It H1che1sop • Nam• Statement The ~k u. IS "*"did
PUBLIC NOTICE
92(;75-1220 Karth1 J App111inag1111 Hame Statement Tins s\al~rptnl was I !ed The lollow1ng persons are Ile~. lie oftQ P.UBLIC NOTICE Joan Marie Amendola Tills St3letr.Of'•I was lded Tho 10110,,.,.109 person• a1e w11h Ille \=OUnty Clerk ol doing busineu as OISCOVER'H'SCAOW~
1 26428 Smoketree Lar11, ..,,1h the Co1111•~ Chirr 91 ciomg bu~.nass :is· 01ango County on 7·24·98 GRAMMATICA, 15 Robon 17T7 Cerllef Ave . Suite PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious e uslnHS San Juan Cop1$ltarto, CA Orctt19e Coun11 on 8·13·98 I~'" w p 0 n T c 0 As T 19908765222 Court. Newport Beech. CA ttl.-ngeon 8tltll CA 02.647
Nam• St atement 9Z675·l220 19908767056 GAOUTCO. 100 Scholtz OaJy P1IOI July 27. 31, AU· 92663 • ..... ----• .:... .. _ ~.
The totlow1ng pe1.1ons 1re Th•• bu.sineu Is· con. O::t•ly Piiot Aug 17. 2'1. J1 Plu:ro #206, .llewport gusl 3. 10. 1998 m2S!i S11ella Lynn Drayer, 15 ~"" .. 2 1iQ8..., -is ""
do.nr; t.wsrrte~s h dueled by an inc:tividual Sept 7. 1998 m2'J'.) Beach, CA. !n663 Aobon Court. Newpott ~he buHt u. IS subild
ncse11rth I.tee caJ, 21ss2 Have you stattod do.ng Sol.a Oan:il1s Cendei 1s PUBLIC NOTICE Beach. CA 92G63 r:o ... r:inc:J SI • Hu111.t1111on business yet'> t~o PUBLIC NOTICE lCIO Scholtz Pl:izo .-200. T111s business 11 con· cal•IOl'IU Unitoml Bc<ith. CA 92c,.16 Joan l.1or•t Amertdota t:l),..,011 Ocach, CA g2GGJ Fictitious Buslnes& ducted by' an 1nd1111duat Code Seeton 610& 2. •
C1.1re nosearch M•d•tal. This su11emeot was liled Fic titious Business Th,, busirtcss ., con· Nam e Statement Havt you st:if'1ed doing (I lhl Uff IS lllbilct1D
ltic. !CA). 21552 !lowland with the Courtly Clerk ol Name Statement ducted by· ort mc11111c:tuat The tot1owm9 persons are bus1rtoss yer? No 6106 2. lhl lolowlng 1
SI. ~Hinhrigton Bc..ach. CA Or1nge County on 8·13·98 The following porson< ora Have you started do111g domg business as Shc1lt1 Lynn Dreyer trus1 be Pf'O\llded) -o ;i 1c • , 921HC 1998&76 7072 <101110 bus1nou a•; t,usinon yer? No No L1m1t G111ph1cs, 1 O This 11a1oment wos filed lhe name and lldlftu
l.ltr • Dr >M• Al..trC•· T 1111 tJu~1noss 1s con· Daily Piiot Aug 17, 24, 31, Velocity One Ert101111111· Solla o ... n;itis Conde1as Ooerwood East, Irvine. CA with lhe County Clerk of the ptf10f1 witll WllOm dal
' 1' A 31:.'0 l1v.11c Ai· ducted b)'' a corpcro11on Scpl. 7, 1998 m304 ment. 425 Mommac \'/;iy This s1:i1emon1 was 1.tw 92604 Orange Counly on 8·13·98 IN)' Ile tiled is ~ " , S 1 :>00, llc1.po11 H:i1e you sr;irtec:t doing 4'0208 Costa Mc;.a, CA w11h tho Count)' Clerk ot Manuel Ay:in Espioosa. 10 199867&70&9 fSCFDN ctNPNtt. TT1l
ll• Cl er. ~2t.t0 3109 busness yet? Yes, Feb 13, PUBLIC NOTICE 92626 Orange County on 8·13·!1'l Oeet¥tood East, Irvine. CA Dail~ Pilot Aug 17, 24, 31 , Ave . SUitl 440,
Tti _ 1,u~1nci10, is co11· 19'.Jl Victor t Alvarez 425 Mer-199B676 70e4 92604 Sept 7• 1998 m307 8eltll,CA 92.647nlhltat d ~•~d lJ, a co•poin!c.n Cui• n41~carch Medical, Flcllllous Bu1lne1a rimac Way 110208, Co~•a Darty Pilot Aug 17 24 31 This business 1s con-I« httng dams~~
Ii vo 1 u • tDm cJ do111g Inc , Ann E. Kcno·llSky, Name Statement Mesa, CA 9262G • ' ducted by: an tnd1111duat PUBLIC NOTICE Se ~• !JU\ nce>s 1et? l'1·~. t'.J!JB p11~.,1tl1.1nt The lol!ow1ng peraons ore This business 11 con· Sept 7, 1998 m30G Ho1e you 11at1od domg shall be P11 • 1
I,, d• 11 , U11)"'1 Ai;~ot1· Hus St<1lcmcnt wos hfe<I doing business as· ducted by· an lnd1v1dual PUBLIC NOTICE business ycl? No wtlteh is lhl business Cllli';bel
lv. tt •.1cc1111mcn ...,1111 thu County Cloik of HANKS ELECTRIC SUP· Hovo you sra11eC1 do.ng ManuelRy~nEsp1nosa &CfowNo.21Hl·MW thelllto PlllOSJltO.,spec:r!
I 1~~1c,IC!rol Orllll1JO Cr'urtl( on 812-98 PLIES. 1910 Pl;icenlla Ave., bu,incss ycl? No Fictitious Business This s1a1omen1 was f1'ed NOT1C0FE !!?, ~REOfTOS .. E RS abcM , •
l ,,; .• • 11 ofll .... :is r.ted 19986788990 Costa Mou, CA. 92627 Victor Atv;irez Nime Statement Vo11th lhc County Cte1k of _... -. Oaecl N;ust5. 19118 ~ • 11 Cuu 11 r .,. ot 0 1 P A 7 2 3 PH Co1p (CA), 1916 Pia ltus St:llement WJIS f, ec:J The loflow ng persons Mo Orango Courtly on 8·13·98 (NlbCll ,...-to UCC Sec. VALEHTINA'S WEST. K .
011 a Courln ., 1398 ,. ;.i V rlut ug 1 · 4• 1 ccntia Avo., Co'1a Mos:i. with the Courtly> C11:1k ol doi,..gbur.mossas 19086 767063 1105) ~S famswoctll.Pl'IS .Sde
19986767073 "'""1 7. HiJB mJ~ CA 92G27 Ooango County on U·IJ·98 a) Payroll Strlullon. D•uly Pilot Aug 17 2-1. 31. NOTICE IS HEREBY GMH SHfRISHPAlEl.fluytf{•) PUBLIC NOTICE This business 1s con· 199B6767071 bJ Payroll OnhM, 230l ''" Seµt 7 1998 m3oo tllat 1 bUtk sale is lbout Ill lie NewportBelCll.costaMesa
ductod b)': o corpotallon Daily P1lol Aug 17, 24 31, n1vers:1ry Ln. 1Jev.po11 maoe CH4858672153&MNAug 17,
Fictitious Busin ess Sop1 7. 1990 m303 Beach CA 926UO The name(s) end business 19118 '
Nam• Statement s ELL Uick M1tyaze11. 2301 An· 0\/Crslocked with d!IHS ol Int selel(s) 1Y-n 1----------t Thinking of having.. L II I ff? v •l tU'l'l&l&'S WESl -• FIND lllo 1_11011 ng pe1sons are n1vcrsary n., e.,ypotl s u ....uo11n,. ...., .. do•ng bus•ncss as gor::ige s::itc? BC!ach, CA 92CGO A call 10 CALfOONIA CORPOAATIOfil
a) UEACH ti BAY RENTAL Give us ll c~lll This business IS CCII· Class1f1ed DAW> s FARNSWORlH Pm . CLASSIFIED co. , will help 5806 8lllti0Wtr 8l'fld UlcewooO bl BEACH N BAY PROP· 642 ·S6 70 642·5678 ,_CA_ll0_7_1_3 ______ ..._ _____ _......._--t
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!..huwcuso ll<Jtlll'' Lor1onds Roolty Oulldor Close Out 501 Tu:.tln. app1011
lot :0111u 111 our 71'1·636 GGOO In Nowpott Holghtt 300011 4 !.br J .Sba
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Supplt r, ·111• 1 Sba Closo to achoo!, llooung & o:ik cal.Ii· HOMES OF 1 f English Cottage nets. nu 50 vr roof, 2 corner ot. room or $675,000 Oceon frOlll Ip, 2 Jacuu la, rocont ~VO,-Pov to"'' THE WEEK flV parking $230,000 Engll1h Coun t ry romodol. Opon Sot/
.111d 1.ull yO\H 1tou1111 Dl•pl nv n d s ata,.t Agont. 5 4 5·0318 Coltogo ovorlooklng Sun 2p·GP S509K
Di•.co11111 Orokur.1~111 ot Just S 7!51 E s 1 DE 1 br guell th• ocoan. Roomv 3 040•7000 xt308
C:ill tluuu10, Aoe111 p,. lcJll11e W4.:d ~µm house. All new lllter bedroom In beouulul •-0-0-A-O_E_R_N_E_W_P_O_R_T_ 714·:?!H·2<1..,·1 ***** Xtnt lighting Patio condillon Beller Hurry •E. Side CM• 3br
a o v E R NM E N T OPEN HOUSE Oulo1tp11v. Storage rm ~Prudential 2 .Sba appro11 200011.
F 0 A £ C l 0 SE 0 ll•tlngs for S 1 ~1 wllh W/0 ovall now W OPEN SAT & SUN 1-4,
HO M ES for p1•11111 01. 11111110 Thur11 5pm $700/mo 042·7185 ~...... 200 "O"E . 16th
Oil tho $1 , Di>l111t111u11t •*•*** f I l "w, "ur>o'a. nE.O'•·, I E '•ld• B o ou l llul 848-723·8120 ormor mode , many "" " • I POV~ to <t tlvC't\lso upgrades Cronllve Yo•r uru 1 Toll froo 111 tho best tocot Cullom dtl atchod •••THE BLUFFS•.. 11nanc1ng By Ownor
1·000·21U·!.l000 Ru111 Ei.1:110 Soctton hme, goted complex, H e v I e t 71 .. 540 "'211 E;xt H·!.13:1 lor cu11 nt bulll In '94, 3Br 2.58 a, vgo ay iew os ,.. ·•
ll5hnqs CAVSCAN CALL TODAY upgraded , priced Original Area, BH l Deluxe Penn. Ouple>c,
LISA RIVERA rlghll Only $295,000 Plan (E) 3er • Fam, 3/2 & 2/2, 4c gorogo,
0 0 VCR NM C NT 849·574•4252 Earl & Judy Taylor, SGOOK Agt 640·5S60 roof lop Clock with
F 0 R c c L 0 s a 0 ANNE WILL y Agt1 842·4722 ·PORT 8TRBl!T8 ocean VIOW·100 Block
HOMl!S riunnwt on 949·574-4249 49r 2Ba. near park, Catt Joan for 0111011s.
l ho SI l1'111u I VA. •LOVBLY. 8101!• e>ccl.cond, avail 9/14 949·67$ .. 1630
,HUD, !tllr nll 5,,10:1 tJo ---------4br nome Oil I" 800011 S3 250/ 6 CORONA • • mo. 44-40G4 ••STBLUFF boau11tut 111011 V (Jown geivo111 lot. Rm for RV Private ..__
11111111 1011119 avo IOIJlr DEL MAR 1022 guHI Qlfl br a ba. Nl!W LISTINQ 40 r 2Ba, Family tm ,
11ow. loo I hshng" "•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Donn• Agt J OB·Gl,84 Ouple>c. Bay View form11I dining room. f o 1 I tr 0 • t• Agt Mellsaa 699·7714 remodeled , owµended
1·000 t."0·~292 SAT·SUN 1 ·5 Nwpt Hghta Cullom f'rudantlol CA Reilly S599,000 6 10·3776
C: l( t ~I ·4 0 0 0 3 3 3 POPPY Largo Med 3Dr 2 5Do .. 31'P. 38r 2.88• 1·Sty home •ABTBLUf'P·Lowtll CAL • SC/It • 1Jo11utllul honio with 3c111r gar Don library • • • wdrg yard, bonus rm, p11cel 3BH-+ fl11m Am PAl"~IC K TENORI> gu 51 qu•ut '1 South Inside lndry 111 Trm• aJc. owner mollvatadl UpgradH . Oro.11 loc.
Ptc1111e C n ~ Loi U altlo PCH Ci l O-t 126 O llerad, 5489•000 S439K Agl 4'40·1529 S~29K 720·170'1 Okr
Know Whi.1 Your *LEASE OPTION 8kr 760·~000 E•t 124 * Prine: Only 8AYfUDO• CONDOS HAADOR HILL CSTM No«idS Al I ur1.1'970t. Jotmln• Creek 3bt ~,-..-~------2bd 2b• ·e· plan. 4Br 4 .5 B n, npJHX
1 ·O O O ··i ·I f N O u • :!t>ia, µpurnd od, 111 1111 Verv Nloe 3Ur Home dock, w/<J. pool/1pa. oooosq 1 eo• vua.
PATRICK TENOR CPI 11111,1 Su11aot vlowl w/H p mothoHn law 2car Qflr 1249,900. 7FPt. Merbto enlry,
Pln:t10 Coll l' let U!I 1510K Ag1 700·0533 qlre, lg yd, 1199,000 2bd 2b• •c· plan. 6c garege. St ,Citl~.000
K11ow Whtil Your 1!011 & Judy Taylor. p atio, pvtrettch gar Jo;m Burll• 750·U 14
N Odll /\ro• 8;,0 970'· COSTA MESA 1024 Agta 642·4722 S282k 72 H G76 Agt 1 •I0 0 4 ·T N 0 n [ •Be•utlful Cuetom•
llu1 COmrnu1111y NEWPORT Homo on the ••nd M 111i I f'll>C To pl c nn ~d In 48A 3BA 11.475.000
Cllll hod ClaHlfled Bl!ACH l 069 P rl n c I p 111 0 n I y. 842·5878 C1111 842·5878. ny Owner &75·2701J
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struice now awilablt lo neru businmes. ,
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1111 tim1 and Ille It ;p lo 1111 Court lloust in Sonia Ana. Thtn, of count,
afltr the search is compltltd '°' will fi/1 vour ficl/lious businw "°'"'with
lh1 Cou"IV Cl1rk, 1mbllsh Om'f a Wttk for four u.wib a1 """'"" bg lau1
cmd ll1tn filt gour proof r>f publkation with lh1 Counlg Citric.
I 'least sl<m bv to li/1 gour licliliow bus/Mu rlarrw stal"""'I ol the Dail1
rilnl •• 1.10 W. flag St, Cos/a Mtsa. If gou cannot stop b,, p/Hs. coll w al
(71") 642 4321 and we will ma•t '"'""~mis lorgou lohand/1 this
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mort than glad lo assist gou. Good luck In ,our MW bu11nas/
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NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 l!NTALS TO LOST 8r EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE MAIUNE SUPS f!UAJU 90t7
'jil!ACH 1069 SHAJl.E 2724 POUND 2925 SS30 5530 MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 DOCKS 7022liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
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t :~OCHn ~ •• !,'.):~ West tide. 5750 Share Spaolou• 2bf LOST CAT, 1hort half, DIRECTOR OF PARTICIPANTS •-QUIS 8010 WoltfTannln9 8eda 40' M••rlne nHr ~'!"!-;'· m~\!~~
gar•ga ,895 000 (714t a45.7e23 2ba condo In Viii• orange marble female. STAFF O.v.lopm•nt WANTED An&& Tan Al Ho~ Pavillion. cit to oceart 72~1741 150 000 ••AC H A EAL TY M••• V•rde 3br 1 5b Point Ouoet, relaxed, L11t &Mn 11/13 BluH1 fQr IHI bed StlF. LI"• Buy Direct and aa_,e! S12,500 122-0454 day
845_.247172 1 34 6 1 AC · • full ammen, neat FHh arH Call anytime, among rrult trees, Commercial/Home 850-3'e21 evenng 1---------,.,~..;...=~~=-==·-_1.;.1 c: ••n, • quiet Avall Isl & great rfflauranlt (949) 759.3039 tal<H, 11ver1 & mo1.1n· (AgH 18·75) We need units lrom S 1 tt 00 -.-1d-........ T-le_r_~...;..z_o;;.· -.-~-.1• FORD 907 5 • HWPT SHORES 2Br 9·1 51400/obo. Doug of CdM I. NB Prof 11---'--;...__.;....___ 1aJ•1 Seeklnn ~per re11denll of Orange ~ t• Low Monthly Pmt• "" -Ole. 2Ba, beam cell. H 203•76l·3838 VM pref'd, no/amk: saoo Lo•t Sh•h Tzu, •m lam, " · ··• •~ • Countu 10 paruc:1pate tt tque9 boat. Oood loc. watert liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
n ..... , tile roof S3"'•K • 1/" u111 71"·0730 black & while NPB only stall approved , Fr•• Color Catalog elect SlO per tt nr .... CONv•••10N "'"' , .... .. ... Ocean Fronl I. 1t\h o.s o 10 run a alrong in a 1 112 day dee•· & G!•llttlibl,. Call 1·800-711·01!58 LI B •75 • • .. 8 .. •'"•
8 111 Grundy AHllor• HUNTINGTON 247•2747 or 875-0953 education program tor sion making study 10 ,-::::.,· ... _, do 11dge" • .,1.. VAN 1 owner, Aini • 949-675-8161 all stall. Position av11I· be held In Irvin• on ·-.:=--' _\ care, auto, cru1u
JenthouH Waterfront BEACH 2140 COMMERCIAL ffD•TTH e.. able Immediately lor Sat !M2 and !'uf"I fl ~ COMPUTERS 6018 •••••••-control. AC. new l•r•• Condo, approx 270011 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...._ a this exciting Atzhei-afternoon ~1-1 3• Need '~MO _ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil AUTOMOBllES & balle<y. S2500/o!>O
ot,e•I view, $750,000 28r 2Ba Condo, 2/c REAL ESTATE FITN!SS 3000 mers facility. Pleasant only to be a registered Pentium II • 400, ••••••••• (94SI) 497·5064 By owner 875·8128 gar, S1300/mo A.vi 9/' 1••••••••11'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Car• of Ukiah, 1a1 voter and be able lo ~a A '88 Saleen fully
233 V '1• 11 W ti It more Lane , read and writ• En· 1a1.1i1a .._ Mon, 84 Mega AM, IOad•d, 1 owner, Vl!ftSAILLES 0 anguard Torelh •••OOST VOUR•• Ukiah. CA 95482. Fa• g hlh Vour r•ward ~ •.3 OMO, 24XCO, ____ ..;....____ cl•an. xlnt, 46k rn1
• Studio, Views Treu Realty 540-7355 BUSINESS OFFICE IMMUN• SYSTl!MI 1o1-462 .o 1 4 2 , 5125 • St75 and a Palntln~s a1 China 4MV, 581< FM, SB ta ACURA 9010 $10.•00 759.3933 •$89,900 to 1109,876 949-588-2434. lor (CAl.'SCAN) Interesting exper1ence. • warr. Sl338 444.,.207 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
SU FAIRE NEWPORT FOR RENT 2769 lnc:redlbl• aaving1. 0 R 1 VER 0 TR Call 949·221·8015. or Books Fumlture ,94 LEOEND L 1-0-N-----.....-
Studlo Penthouse BONUS, benefits, 1 ·6 O 0 ·2 8 t ·7 1 0 4 40 YMfl WANTED Lo ml, moonrf, mint. ff DA 9085
.1'$169,900 to St94,878 BEACH 2169 Costa Mesa 2 Olflc:ea mll••• equipment, betweon 12 oo noon In Newport BMch 018T4t) 118,888 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
VILLA BALBOA tor rent 5350 & $500. EMPLOYMENT pay, Covenant and 7:oo PM on 14.673.622 TO BUY 6019 LEXUS or; '85 Accord 5·•Pd,
" ~BA Mini Ocean View 1 .. , .. 00• Groat 1oe11tlon and la· Transport has It eilher Sun B·Hi, WESTMINSTER wtlt/blue 1nl, current , •s t79,900 to 1209.876 • .. Mon 8·17 or Tuos 8·18 (7 t 4 ) 8 .. 2 ..... 0 .. MarvAnn McOuh• seaFalr• 1 BR ,cmuos. Call 755·4191 •Ill 800·441-4394. Ask for Ms Allen or '"'!!~~~~~~-I I euv ALL PIANOS .. ...... .. reglstrahon, gr1 ttan•
• 848·8770 Quiel Loca11on, Patio Experienced drlv· Mr Randall Calls will ~ Anliquu-qual futn1tur1 ---------51865 ~9·551·3099
•Seller will Entertain Gatod Comm, Pools, COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT •rs/owner operator only be taken during lpc or houselul cath BMW '88 Accord !l·•Pd
Ori 8 t P i MaryAnn McGuire 1·800·338·8428. the hours and dOIH paid (714) 957·8133 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii0ii3ii0il p9wer ·brakes/ttcor~ Pru0~!nt1~,W·~~llf~r~~= 848·8770 · PROPERTY 2778 5530 Or•duate students hslcd obove Ing, am/Im sloreo.
Prudenllal Caltlornla ~.~~. MR•!.~rge~~~:~ _P_HA_R_M..._A_C_Y_T_E_,C_H_ O~~a~l\~~nt~1~1~,:;:~:~ '87 32515 Bronn tan $2000/obo 650-3803
2bd 2ba 1 Sty Harbor New Auto Servloe Accounting Haullng call toll 1mmed1e10 opening Old watches & jewelry llhr Int Sunroof, 5sp, '90 CIVIC 5 SP, AC,
Ridge Crest. cmmty Bldg In CM. 4 or 8 A1P & C••h fr•• 877·283·8393 HS graduate. com· Weslcoast Com 642·9448 alloys. lOOkml $5900 cats, recs. runt alnt
1070 pool, no pets. 52595 bays, lease or Hie. Dl•bur•ement Solo Driver• & putor skill• Minimum •,.:.r,iiiir-Wr.ti~Tir'llllllll Bjorn (71 4) 83H>645 53500./obo. con1ac1
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Owner/Brkr 833·8224 Owner/Agt 642·9666 A••l•tant Contractor•. 3 mo's pharmacy l•1U1~1&.;;1i~...,:&01~• J~~c. ~~~.Sfo~.PR!ck ---------Andy or Carmen Newspaper publlthlng CAL•SCAN) techruc1an experience. Eves 71~77·4901
1 4Br 3Ba Granl1e Modern 1Br 1Ba walk· and printing company -..,,...,...,..=------.;. Current CA Stal• WANTED Etc 50's & 60's Mike BUICR 9035
eountera, Maple wood In closets. w/d hkups. INCOME aaeks regular part DRIVER·MILES Board Rcgisirallon 845·7505 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '9 2 Accord EX 2·dr
,. trs, upgra e carpet, bu1ll·lns, l e garage. PROPERTY 2790 time 24 houri per • espec Compe1111ve benefits ---------i '88 Park Avenue 4·dr J d d MONEY A 1 ANTIQUES Real Sharp, Loaded
t)eautlfull $639,900 $1250. Agent,Frankltn week perton. One Glass haulers. 34 Contocl Professional ~lhr, l·owner, pnn
I II G BUILDING full pwr.· ale:. Motalloc CD plaver Moooroof ..,,,. av Owner 640-6214 Really 640-7000 x 301 v••r experience pre-cents en •. real s I UVMC Older Style Furniture I • •
• Nie• 2Br 1Ba TWH ATTN. BUILDERS: !erred. E.O.E., drug· benefits. Consls1en1 7 ~r7v.;:~·.7 3 9 4 . . PIANOS & Collectibles MATERIALS 6030 e.~·ogw/bclu.•rl/lnptia' i".e: 57.990 obo 723-1504
E Side Coa1a M••• fr•• & amokofree work miles. Run western (CAL. SCAN) ·..,..,.." · ,_.. ... _. '9 4 A c cord EX new carpets, le all 1 Acre Project. 9 environment. Send re· slates. 3 yrs. OTA • 1 ----.;....__.,.--__ .,;. ·~, ............ .,..t ... ~•• ...... ,..,, 51690 723·1504 Coupe blue/gray. lully l lOO garage, near Gelson's. Houses Ready to Gol aume with aalary his-yr. flatbed exp Com· P1emler Aco Hardware $$CASH PAID$$ Steel bldg• in orig loaded. great c:ond.
51395./Bkr 640-5664 $1 .25 Miiiion tory to: Accounting blned Transport. Retailer has opomngs .,..p.,,,..,..~, •• ._.. crate. 40x20 (1 open -CAD--l-L-IA--C---9-0-4-0 S13,200 673·1628 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VIII B lb F , Rod Owner/Broker Supervisor, PO Box 800·637-4407. for sales assoc and WE BUY ESTATES end) was $6380/sell at iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •95 ACCORD EX OWN NEW HOME & a a oa urn d 2633 Orang• 842·3812 1560, Coita Mesa, CA (CAL•SCANI cashiers. Flexible 52680, Guar'd complete
•WALK TO BEACH! studio 1yr ~se. must E'SIOE C MESA 92628 or fax to (949) OR VER/WARE 0 SE sc:hedullng, bonelill Chuck 800·320·2340 '91 Atlante Rod/tan Ltht, moonrl, aulo · rleady ror Movo·ln! be reaponsible $900 • 642 7246 1 H U package. Soe Gory 01 Ith 84k I I d d <3KHU004) S 1 ~444
3·Bodroom, 2.Bath. d722-0420 e650·3421 12 Units on park·llke, • FT. reliable, prev e•p. Crown Ac:o Hardware r. m • oa • · LEXUS 01' 1 aero. $1,125,000 Art lovers! Persons w/ Good OMV. M·F/Days all records! Xlnt c:ond, WESTMINSTER ~ ... lncrodlble valuo Joanne. RE/MAX . exp handling art tor CM (714) 979-1344 1024 lrvlne Ave. ot PETS & esklf"lg $16,900. Call (714t 892"8908 ,, Jt,095/month (OACll•••••••••I 0 6 2 38 2 17th SI.. Westcllll ANIMALS 6049 Mary 310·937·4040 1-~.....;.....:..__;..;;;....;..;...;..,;;_ Dana-Point Marina at APARTMENTS wnr/Agt 4 · 1 upcoming mural rt>-Exp'd PT help req'd Plaza, or cnll 642·1133 '98 Accord LX Blac.k. PC H /De I 0 b Is po 2633 & 2643 Orange moval pro)ecl In MB. for established CdM Receptionist '94 ELDORADO 4cyl, 5spd, A/C, all
PACIFIC HOME FOR RENT Susanno 310-391·3537 dress shop, local ref's IRRESISTIBLE Oc:lc:al Cull whl•, llhr, CD power, cc, ab. am·fm SALES As•t Mananer FT M·F required 873·2874 Busy community kittens. Leopard· (3HHP781) St7.777 cass. 22k ml, I-owner • newspaper soeklng lJ. ~ LEXUS OF 1-800-955 0591 BUSINESS & Athletic: Club located Exp'd RE/Mtg Slsprsn part·tlme receptionist, CJJ 957 8133 .,...&> look alike. 5500 $15.000 day 260.4841
FINANCE
In N.B.. E•p pret'd. wantedl High comm.. hours 1 :OO p.m. 10 <1141 ' 646·8473. 631 ·2111 ~~:r:~:~1a~: evening 646·5678.
Call Ray at 752·7903 exlnt svc:s. FHA/VA & 5:30 p.m. Monday SOUTH COAST
BEANll! BABIES HUD avail 436-6665 l hru Friday. Dulles in· AUCTION PIANOS & '94 SLS MINT cond.
DEALER with large E xperienced c I u do ans w or Ing 2202 So. Main St. 35Kml, fully loaded. Hondas 80's to 97 ~~~~'.or~c:~ .. ~~r;~~ WANf~gc·;~:~ VA, ~~~~~~~gs~=~:~p1':'a~i ~"'!,~,..,~~~2.~o.J ORGANS 6059 7'!~~~rn , ·~:o~:6~~ Cars $10().$500
and ltd. Edrtlon Bean· and MUD 436•6665 the end of the day. BABY GRAND abso-Polict lmDOunds les Hek PfT help. EOE Physical re· ---------1 ---------Hondas, 'royotas, Fun. flex schedule OUR TEAM qu1red Please 11111 re-lutety gorgeous. CHEVROLET 9045 Chevys. Jeeps &
with excellent Hrn· CONCEPT works! sumo including salary FURNITURE 6014 Rebuilt and refinished. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4X4'1 muat ••Ill
•••••••• 1ng 9 P 01 entIa 1. Body Wise • a com· history 10 S2850 (5621 626·9200 ,83 MONTECARLO 800.n2-7470..X7802
PleHe be wary of out 7 14.59 8-0 1O2 . pany promoting well· (949) 642·7667 I'---------' of area companies. (CAL •SCAN) ness. Work from any 1--~--'-------•King size Heritage Fu LL Y LO AO E O I
Check with the locai•----...;.;;...;.. __ _. location with experl· RECEPTIONIST bed·rm set. Moving! SPORTING LOW, LOW. MILESi---------
Better Bualneaa BOAT DEALER enced teammates to Law Ftrm FT. typing, Reasonable 760-9765 GOODS 6065 53500. (949) 548·3727 HYUNDAI 9090 2622
B bf H•ka boat washer/ earn 51000 +mo. WordPerloct $8·$9/hr. 2TALLWICKER '88 Cavaher Z24 Convl'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ureau e ore you driver, Must have fun s 1ar1 par 1·t1 me Fax res to 7!52·8181 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 11 send any money tor 0 v bookcases V6. look• grHt. fun DONATE YOUR CAR fees or services. AHd al work, a good M 1 ·888·819·6020. RECEPTIONIST PRECOR EXERCISE for c ls'ng do n PCH and enjoy working (CAL•SCAN) 949-759-1386 BIKE PERFECT ru 1 w truck or AV & help and understand any outside. We hav• needed for busy R.E. ---------· $2750 obo 427-0507. kids. Tu deduclion
I I bero. You office. Sot & Sun and Dlnlnn Room s .. t CONDITION. $180 con rac: • r Salary + Medical + • •94 s 1 o Bl Blk based on retail value Sign Shop around for occasional weekdavs. While crackle finish. 949·718-0111 azer, · 1 C · 40 t k. Pl•••• call Can't seem to ' 4WD, ve, 62Kml, good Free P ck-up. au lor rates. 71 .. 723"8910 Excellent phone skills elastic: style, 44' x Information. Children's .... get to all those required, computer 68". 2 Leaves m.:ix ---------1 corid, fully loaded, U P [_~••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Payphonu Sl 50KNr. Cu•tomer Service/ skllla are a plutl longlh 90". Custom tbl TICKETS 6075 Sl3.SOO 751·5225 teracy rogram. t·
• 1 Br Detached Lowest prices. Local Receptionist: Fun aro~~~~~j~~suse? Please call 949·721· pads. $1500, Mlc:hng iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '98 ASTAO LS BOO-~~~~-:a.:~~i, ,. OU SES/
.. .CONDOS
FOR RENT
Cott."• with patio 8 I t e • av a I I• b I e · Orthopedic Co. on the 6444 x 313. buttet $500. 376·3454 2 RT t I ck• t • 1 SK ml, full gwr. sc )
noar b·each. Cathedral' 800..800·3470 24/hrs. beach. Prof'I attitude. L h (CAL' AN et t e Ret•ll Sal••· Growing Quality Ounc:an·Phyfe LA·IO·Bolllmore open (3UWR023)S 19, SO
cells, frig Move·ln Unbellevablo beneflls. Claaslffed apparelljewolry store. mohog din table 6 travel $225. each. LEXUS OF 1---------
Spoc:lall $675 +$500 CREDIT 2907 Mall rHume & salary Service seeks exp'd ules chrs 1 leaf. fitted mats Call 51().286·5535 WESTMINSTER JAGUAR 9105
'"GENERAL 2102
•LOOKING• J'OR A RENTAL?
51400/MO & UP?
LAURA (AGENT)
(949) 494-8841
BALBOA
ISIAND 2106
'9mo Winter Rental
deposit. 949.549.2421 ''"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii raq to Pertonnel, P.O. PT-FT, co. benefits and matching game (714) 892·8908 1• Box 2927, Newport Directory T 9 9 6 4 5953 & ---------1 •Co•t• M•••'• Beat llOET OUT OF Beach 92859: Fax amara 4 . 4 • table. 30'ice wa1or Jr·lbr a. 1br. alto 2br dept free I Credit 1"800·837-4501 help you find Salos frig, like nu. Ph1llipme TV, ELECTRONICS , ---------
' ba, quiet gated Counseling Centers or reliable help. COME GROW mahog dressing table STEREO 6080 Hondas 80's 10 97
comm, pool, tennis. America (member 642·5678 WITH USI mirror & bench. 3-sec:t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Cart $100·$500 eaay acce•• to NFCC). Free dept Chances are Expal"ldong retail ed· Sota-good cond 2 prs
freeway/beach/malls. consolidation. lower verhsing department matching chairs. C.1.ll CABLE Descrambl•rt Pollet lmDOUndl
714·557·0075 payments. lnlerett. you will find soolls a soil mo11va1ed 7·10am. or aflar 4Ptn 30 day money back Hcndaa, 'toyola•.
Stop collector calls whal you need account eAoc011ve to 700-03!58 guar. MC ·V19a/COD Chevy• Jeeps &
Newly Refurbished N 0 n ·Pr 0 f I I • at the price On the move? SOii, develop and ser· 1-800-417-0312. 4X4's must ••Ill
1 Br 1 Ba In lovely 1·877·938·2222. vice new business UPSCALE 800-772-7470 x7802 gated commty. Walk Toll rree. (CAL-SCAN) you want to pay Sell your extra and special sections. to Theater/Shops.1-~__;...;._..;.;;. ___ ..:. when you read h I $695/mo. + (S425.dep) AVOID BANKAUPTCV. ousehold Wo pro or a candidate CONSIGNMENT
Kleln Management Free dept c:onsolida· Cla11lfled items to havo a m1mmum of FURNITURE STORE 1 A Ii 11 Ith 1 1 ye a r PT 1 n I ad· 849·581-4000 1 on. PP c:a on w da ly in Classified verlising exporlenco. Many beautiful
DODGE 9065
TRANSPORTATION
Complotely lurnl•h•d Nwpt Hghta Area 2Br
upacale 3bf 3ba,newly 1 Ba, n/tmkr/pets.
fed•c:orated by owner/ Avail 8·19 $800/mo. ~ealgner. no/1mk/pet1 289 16th Pl. Agent
828·447-8049 949·844·0452
service. Cut payments 842·5878 Excellent commun1c:a-f to 65%. 24 hr. ap---..:;:==:..:.::;...._ 1urn11ure pieces, rom
proval. Good/bad/f'O •---------1 lion •kills. Ability 10 Drexel, Century and
c: r • d I t 0 K . set goals and make Henredon Framed art 1·800·873·8207. professional present•·
CCAL•SCAN) lions In a fast paced and rugs. Come in
BOATS 7011 '90 Shadow Auto,
A/C, pb. pt, am·fm
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 111 rao. S 1 950 Mu at
16tl Dully Electric boat Hiii 714• 722· 1 102
2669
2BA + 2BA FROM $990.
BACK BAY CAFE and dotall oriented en· .ind browse· or call us
vlronment. with your treasures for Hiring NOW for the Xlnl benefit package. consignment.
Near new. hardly •94 CARAVAN auto, 6
used! Mint c:ondl cyl, co play•r, c:us-
$9500 (949) 844·9429 tom whit, tinted glass.
~ II I ltl Including 401 k, Orug o ow ng pos ons: screenlng/phy11ca1 re· 3412 Via Lido, MARINE SLIPS • Servers PM qulrod. EOE. ~ewport Beach
$7500. (949) 631·5001
9067
'85 XJ8 black/Ian. otig
owner, 109Kml, xlnl
c:ond, must sell, make
otterl 998·3764
•'88 XJS z12 Coupe,
White, wire wheel1,
like new, all onglnal,
clean. S9950. 675·8128
Can't seem to
get to all those
repair jobs
around the house?
let the
ClaHlfled
Service
Directory
help you find
reliable help.
842·5878
• Dishwashers PM Rosumes via tox: At· DOCKS 7022 FERRARI
tentlo n. Lynn Esola 1..11...._.M.;~"'""'-"""'"I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Cashiers PT/PM 714·650·4802 or mall: 1---------
A I I t N Ort Times Community
MOVl!-IN·BOHUS
NEWPORT BAY
pp Y n person a ewp News, 330 w .. 1 Bay
Dunes Resort M·Th I :00· Street. Costa Mesa,
1 TERRACE
: ---------Lg I & 2Br noar Back
:5::50pm 11 J l Back Bay Dr. CA s2621
N rt Be h EOE S•l•s/M•rketlng PT
'~RONA Bay & golf course. •• """' Large pool. new car· : DSL MAR 2122 pet & much more.
1 Sorry No Pets
;:;,aar 1 Ba darling up-_____ 5_4_•5,..-4....,,.8,,..5_5~~
ewpo aC Xlnl opportunity. aal·
1 I telra w/vlew, patio, Sanitized 3br 2ba ~ gar. W/D. 813 1/2 den. marble/granite
1 •cac:la S1275 844·6162 throughout Oen view
, , l29r 2Ba completely 363-1506 or 39()..3308 1-illMlillW"""..,._.~;i.,.
1 • furnl•h•d home, tome
1 view, c:toae to every·•••••••••
• : '1hlng1 Ao•nt 873-5354 MJSCET w 11 u~ous I•••••••• l!~J!tL~ ........... , ............ . ' , br 390-9492 1 • .r..nn'" •uuouNCE•~.,.,.s ' 312. fp, gar, w/d. nu pnt/ RENTALS nnn ~'" Now hiring for the following
Berber. Ille, aunny •••••••-positions:
=-.R•c:k, SIPCH. $2100. ·---------I:'..... t D k M =:714·263·7649 ava11 e11 ANNOUNCEMENTS •Asst. nvn es gr. cos~ 2 atory cottage ROOMS 2706 2920 • catering Manager
so. of PCH. 2 Br 2Ba, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Cl ertcaJ/ Adm In.
yard, wld . gar. hrdwd NB W.Oceanlronl/22nd. PAA.VEA TO ST. JUDE • fxecutlve Housekeeper
firs, newly remodeled Private rm. unlurn, thr, May the Sacred Heart ks
S2850/mo 848-4220 bath, ull• pd, nt•mkg, of Jeau• b• adored • Front Desk Cler PT
GRUT COM AREA kltcha,,•tt•. laundry. and gtorlfled, loved • Oate Attendants PT/Ff
1br 1b•. w/c:arport, • I block to N.e. Pier and praised, pr• s rlty om I ave frplc:, balcony, W/d, $510/mo. Cell Sam al .. rved throughout the • eCU . cer gr
apa S950mo 780·2814' 714-875·4808 world now and for· I I p
Lre 1Br tB• hOUH, So. (Betw••n 9AM·5PM) ever. Sec:r•d Heart ol App y n erson
or PCH. y,ard. w/d , all N•WPORT HEIGHTS Jesus, pray for ua; SI. M-Th, I :oo.3:30 p.m. ttuman Resources
hrdwd f ra, pet ok, 2yrt new, dsc:k, fp, Jude, worker of mlr•· 11 t I •--a. a.-D N wport a-i.. St450 utll Incl 5"8·3I04 vaulted cell, own bath, cl••· pray for ua; St. J UG\.n uay r. e uu1.
Lu•urv aenlore TWM lull prlv, no/amk, lndry Jude. h•lper of the fax 644-0364/Ph. 729-3863 Wt
ary + comm 722-0456
Bill 515·3897 Som
SEAMSTRESS FT.
$6-7hr. Reliable, prev
exp req. M·F/Oaya
CM (714) 979·1344.
SEC OFFICERS Will
Train, lrvlne/NPB. CM,
Tustin. Up lo S7.2!1/hr.
Mel/Don 714-222·2203
Sac:retary/Ofllce Mgr
Prop. mgt. co seeks
above average pera,
60wprn, Lotu•. WP,
A/P, A/A. good math.
B• 2147, Nwpl Bch,
CA Sl2659 Fx: 722·
7085 or Call: 722· 7331
TEACHER
(TODDLER)
NB PrHchool need•
· exp toddler teacher w/
ECE unit a for 1 yr old
otaasrm. Beneflll
955·2072
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES 5533 Dellghtlul atn-atu 2Br 1525/mo 722·0723 nopete11. pray for ua. ...••••••••••••··~ .. , Say thla P'•V., nine ' Mttr, den. gourmet kit. tlmea • day •nd by liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
att 2c gat, lg dsc:k w/ RENTALS TO the eighth d•v your ocn vt.w+ pvt garden prayer wlll be· •n·
AOUfty•rd, wh .. tchalr SHAil! 2724 swered. n h .. nevef'
cc•Hlbte, c:ommty bMn known to fell.
o o I~~:;,: ~!::) C4IM aher• Twnh.. Publlcatlon muat be
Man....,..nt 2 mHter bedrooms promised. Thenlc you, ...... 1::;ooc; w/guege 1750 + 112 St. Jude, for your •49•720.1417 1_h_et-'p_._G_A ______ __
NIWPOIT BUCH
,.NJ HilOMTI• 3br WORLD OUITAA EXPO
2 ... b• home. ..so+ '98 (Buv·••ll·lr•d•) " San JoH Convention i,,; utll. Muat Ilk• OOQ•. CentOf Auguat 22•23 (e4e) e4a.3ea• and LOS Mee ... 'air·
N!WPOlT
2811 IUCB
Pl••·Pomona Auguat
2ta30. Bring your
gHrfl IOCM53-7-I 2119 (CAL"ICAN)
LOST•
POUlfD 2121
SALIS
WE'RE GROWING!
-····-Pl•••• be •ware
lh• lltllnga In tills c:•t\
egory m•v require~
to call • 900 number
In which there la • charge per mlnu1e
EMPLOYMENT
WANTID 5535
I wm lie Mr•ftd•. DrNe to app1•a, ahOp-
plng, klda 10 ac:hOOI
etc:... Sutle 71 t·M03
5540
' •
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 tf
your car does not
8811, we'll "" It for
another week
All for )ult $10-.
-------------D YES, 111.L MY CAii
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Serving the Newpor#-ksa communities since· 1907
I
I
MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1998
• ..
Back in black
' F ormer Daily Pilot police
reportet Chris Goffard was
;. mentioned along with oth-
.• er Orange County rep<?~rs in a
new book chronicling the Denise
Huber murder trial. ·
Goffard, known for his persis-
tence and knack for details, fol-
lowed the Huber
case intently.
The reporter
and Don Las-
seter, author
of HCold Stor-
age,~ met on
the final day
of the trial. But
their friendship just began. Gof-
fard contacted some Hollywood
producers to see if they were
interested in any of Lasseter's
five previous novels.
HChris [Goffard) was such a
nice guy," Lasseter said. HI men-
tion his name and two of the oth-
er reporters I met at the trial on
the last page of the book."
Goffard has since moved on
to the St. Petersb\Hg Tunes in
Florida.
REMEMBERING A FRIENO:
Newport Beach police held an
informal ceremony for Bob Hen-
ry, a fallen officer who was slain
in 1995. A park on Dover Drive
was dedicated in his name last
year, and now there is a new
addition for close friends and
family to visit.
A wooden bench with a
plaque is tucked away at an
undisclosed location, an ~ndear
ing memento for those who
knew Herny and appreciated his
courage in the line of fire. The
sturdy bench sits in a shaded
area looking over grassy fields
near a new housing develop-
ment.
WORKING ITS WAY TO THE
TOP: The Daily Pilot reported
Newport-Mesa's Andersen and
Harbor View elementary schools
were the top-scoring schools in
Orange County in reading and
math standardized test scores.
At the state level, the district
did not fare as well.
According to the San Francis-
co-based School Wise Press that
ranks schools and districts, New-
port-Mesa didn't top any lists on
the statewide comparison of
school districts.
The district ranked 267th of
the 993 districts on reading
scores. Fourth-grade reading
scores were at 335, while eighth-
grade reading scores in New-
port-Mesa were 239th in the
stat~.
Though 10th-grade reading
scores were below the national
average at the 42nd percentile,
they ranked 111 th in the state.
The math scores are not
available yet.
ON VACATION
Allyson
BoUnof
Newport
BMCh
brought
the
Dally
PUotoa
hervlllt
totbe v.ney
oltbe
-Compiled by
~Daily Pilot staff
• C~ta Mesa will d~de whether to hire Orange-base<j
firm to e;xplore tWo possible spans of Santa Ana River.
Council .to award contract .(~~ bri~ge ... ~
,ment to give lhe TransRQrtation l\~~~i/IJ.'
Authority the power to aw6:rcNt1e· 1 .~~.
contract for the study and adopt a i!/
new agr~ement takmg that y Eus£GEE
COSTA MESA -The City
Council tonight will consider hir-
ing a consultant to study two pro-
posed Santa Ana River bridges, a
responsibility the Orange Coun•
ty Thansportation Authority gave
up after balking at the city's
choice.
County and city plans for two
bridg~ connecting Costa Mesa
and Huntington Beach have
been under fire for years from
residents who fear increased
traffic would bombard their quiet
neighborhoods.
An effort to study the matter
#
·started about five years ·ago, said
Peter Naghavi, transportation
services manager.
Costa Mesa, which would like
to see the bridges eliminated
from the county's master plan,
will p&y for half of the $200,000
study. Newport Beach, Hunting-
ton Beach and Orange County
will chip in the rest Fountain
Valley also will participate,
although it will not contribute
any fmlding.
wwe are finally at the point
where we can start this study,•
Naghavi said.
The yearlong study would
look at several options, i{lcluding
leaving or removing the· bridges
The Costa Mesa
OtyCoundld
meetat6:30
p.m. in the
C.OUncil Cham-
bers at Qty
Hol, 77 Fair
Drive.
in coilnty
ma5te,r plans.
Request
for proposals
for the study
were issued
in March,
and two top
firms were
identified,
according to
a City Coun-
cil agenda
report.
The process hit a minor snag
earlier this year when the four
cities wanted to hire one firm and
the Thansportation Authority
wanted to go with another.
Rather than concede and
award the contract to the firm,
the Thansportation Authority
ded~ed to drop out of the selec-
tion process. .
The Thansportation Authority
board questioned i\s involve-
ment. 1
"If the cities are telling us to
take it or leave it, wliy should we
be in the p~ess, H said Dave
Elbaum. ·the agency's director of
planning and development.
Elbaum said the Than.Sporta-
tion Authority board saw itself in
a lose-lose situation and decided
to "just give them the money and
let them make the selection. H
Costa Mesa City Manager
Allan Roeder concuned with
Elbawn's account.
"They kind of said, 'If you
guys don'.tJlike our decision, you
award the contract,'~ Roeder
said.
The council tonight is expect-
ed to rescind an earlier agree-
respons~ility for itseU. ~
After'' that is fmished, the'.
coUI\Cil is expected to award th~
$200,000 contract lo Kimley-
• Hom and Associates, the
Orange-based company pre-
ferred by the four cities.
The Transportabon Authonty
would continue to oversee the
study to ensure impartiality,
especially because Costa Mesa is
opposed to the bridges.
Current proceedings aren't
indicative of what the resl of the
process will look Wee, Elbaum
said.
"At the end, we're all going to
have to adopt a consensus.• he
said.
Wolonsky
trial set
to begin
today
•Lawsuit claims city,
homeowners' association
are responsible for
Eastbluff resident's death.
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NEWPORT BEACH -Open-
mg dfguments are set to begin
today in the trial that pits the city
and a homeownPrs association
against a man who lost his wile in
a traffic accident two yedts ~go
Karl Wolonsky filed a wrong-
ful death lawsuit alleging the ci ty
and the Eastbluff Homeowners
Association are responsible for
the death of his wife, Tracy, who
was killed in a car accident at
Bison Avenue and Jamboree
Road · in Newport Beach on
May 4. 1996.
DON UACH I DAILY PILOT
Newport Beach lifeguard Mike Ure leaps into the surf at 32nd Street from Sea Watch I. Below, lifeguard boat Sea Watch Il
takes a break at the end of Newport Pier on Sunday.
Tracy Wolonsky died at the
scene after a driver ran a red llght
and struck her 1987 Pontiac Fire-
bird as she was leavmg her Easl-
bluff home.
Spending their time in the water is what
keeps these lifeguards afloat
I
GREG RlsLING
lkiy Nol
NEWPORT BEACH -The chattering
over the radio means there are people who
need Mike Ure and Rob Williams.
Stationed off the shoreline in a 30-foot
marine vessel, the two city lifeguards are
dispatched to a rescue call. When they
approach the scene, they find four girls
struggling to keep afloat. lWo other life-
guards are swimming and guiding the
teenagers to the boat Williams shifts in
reverse while the swells slowly form. Ure
jumps into the ocean and helps lift thw,-· ls
to safety. They speed away and drop e
swimmers off at a safer spot. { ?
1Wo minutes later, same call -different
SEE RESCUE PAGE 5
COMMUNITY BRIEFING
WISH OF THE WEEK
• These items -end many more-ere
"wishes" the principals of the Newport-
Mesa Unified School District would like to
have granted In order to continue Improv-
ing the quality of students' education. ~e
• look at the llst below and maybe you, by
volunteering In a computer lab or donating
books, can make a wish come true.
• ADAMS ELEMENTARY: Library
books (English and Spainlsh); ink car-
tridges for Hewlett Packard printers
(black and color); scanner. Call
Barbilra Harrington at 424-7935 .
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After several days of JUry
selection, attorneys are ready to
present their case in Ornnge
County Superior Court.
The first person slated to testt-
fy is Newport Beach Mayor Tom
Edwards, said Karl Wolonsky's
attorney Christopher Woodward
The city and the assoc1dtion
stand by their claim that neither
is to blame for Thacy Wolom•ky's
death.
The lawswt cldims Tracy
Wolonsky couldn't have avo1dt>d
the oncoming car because of the
limited sight dlstdnce. It also
alleges the traffic signal and tht.•
area surrounding the mtersection
is a hidden trap to motonsts
The tnal is expected to last two
to three weeks.
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County Chitd ~ .....,entiot1 Cen-
ter WIS founded In 1914 and is a
non-profit~. The Cent«
trains .;1d supetVhes vOlunteers to
go Into the homes of abused and
neglected children. The Center
offers tts servlces to families
throughout Orange County. The
Center helps to ~ families good
parenting skills so children can
remain safety with their
parents ... The Orange County Child
Abuse Prevention Center honored
Individuals and organltatlons
recently at its Donor Recognition
Awards banquet. Orange-County
S\.lpervhor WlalMt G. StllMr w~
among those who were honored.
Steiner received the cowted Citizen
of the Year Award. Steiner receiwd
the award for his 30 years of WOl'k
on behatf of the county's neglected
and abused children. The local
&change Out> of Newport Harbor
wu awarded with a Gokf Award for
I Its work performed for the Center. "'
Navy Seaman ...,....,.. G. .,.._
participated In a change of home
• port ceremony while he WIS aboard
the USS Independence. Dugas Is the
son of "19dla. M. .,.._ of Costa
Mesa .... Costa Mesa's 1he &ntrtl
' ~announced that HllM Ming
Kenneth K.tt. the company's assis-
• tant vice president and actuary,
r~ived the highest level of actuari·
al designation to become a Fellow of
the Casualty Actuarial Society. The
Centris Group Is a leading prO'ildet
• of specialty Insurance. Keh, who is a
20-year veteran of the insur.nce
industry. Is already 1 Fellow of the
• Society of Actu1ries representing
• Ute and Health practices. Keh Is now
a double fellow.-Newport Bffch's
1he Robert F. Drtver C.o.. Inc.
recently announced that an intemal
management buy·out team pur·
chased the company. The purchase
was well received within the compa-
ny. The Robert F. Driver Co.,lnc. Is the
parent company of Robert Driver
Auodates, whk:h Is 1lso a Newport
Beach based company ... lt was
, recently announced that A. AIM
Kom was appointed as financial
consultlnt to tile Merrill Lynch office
In Costa Mesa. Kom's duties Include
developing strategies for businesses
and high net-worth dlents to meet
fll'\lndal goals. Korn will 1lso lmpM-
ment 1 plan for those buslneues and
dlents to mHt those goals: Korn has
been an lnnovat« and high produc·
er over the past 15 yun. Kom was
• 1lso 1 Daily Pilot carrier from 1966 to
I 1961.~....W a-. ... Jn rwc9Ned
a Prudential Community Champk>ns
Rising Star Awlld worth $250 for
the American Clncer SocJety's 5antil
AN Chapter. Olamberlin, who Is a
• resident of Newport Be.al, is 1 First
Vo Prtsktent at Newport hlth's
Prt,tdentlal Securltles. Ownberlln.
who hai been I votunteer for four
ye.-s, has ~ as the West Unit
President for the Santi Ana CNpter. The°"'*' tletps ClflCM ~ bv
pr~group support 8nd ., .....
P<>rf.atk>n.
locals onl Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily p·
RICHARD BRUNETTE
Recreation supervisor for Costa Mesa .
+WHEN WERE YOU HIRED7: Nov. 2,
1987 '
+ FAMILY STATUS: Single (but my girl·
friend will hurt me U I don't mention I
have one.)
+AGE; Just turned 35 on Aug. 7.
+ EDUCAOON: Assodate's degree from
Antelope vaney College, a bachelor's
degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies
from California State University Long
Beach. and a master's candidate in Public
Policy and Administration at CSULB with
anticipated graduation date of June 1999.
+ PAST POSmONS: Various part· and
full-time Parks and Recreation positions
in several Southern California cities.
+ PRESENT OCCUPATION: Recreation
Supervisor for the city of Costa Mesa
Community Services UP ((QSE Department.
+ EXPlANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS
OR FEWER: Providing quality, fun and
affordable Parks and Recreation pro-
grams and facilities to the general public.
+ YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL
ACHIEVEMENT: I wouldn't pick one par·
ticular achievement. I'd say I always try
to give 100% to everything I do and for
everyone l come in contact with.
+ YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL
ACHIEVEMEN'r. Maintaining a modicum
of sanity in an insane world.
+ YOUR PERSONAL MOTIO: •I can only
control myself -my own thoughts and
actions-and not those of others. I have
to do the best 'I' can do and not compare
it to others' efforts."
+ YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVAGANCE: My
home furnishings, electronics (stereos,
televisions, etc.) clothes and shoes.
+THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: The
"best" book? Th.is is too hard .. .l've read
to many books that I really liked.
+THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR
RIGHT NOW: I have a six-disc
player ... CDs by: Beck, Smashing Pump·
kins, R.E.M., David Bowie, a compilation
of 70s funk and a compilation of 90s
house music.
+YOUR MOST TREASURED POSITION:
Probably my king-size mahogany sleigh
bed because it was $3,000, and I got it for
$800 on sale, or my 60-inch big screen
T.V, or my stereo system. (OK, so I'm a
materialist.)
+WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST
OVERUSE: You can't print it.
+ WHAT CAN YOU COOK?: Do I have to
qwllify that as "good" or not? I can fol·
low a recipe as well as the next person.
+ A HABIT YOU WJSH YOU COULD
CHANGE: My perfectionist streak (it runs
true and deep.)
+THE COUEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST
TOOK: Journalism ... and I was actually a
Business major for all of my undergradu·
ate work my first two years in college.
+ YOUR lAST CHARITABLE ACT: I have
money automatically taken out of each
paycheck and donated to the United
Way.
+AS A CHILO, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES
TEASE YOU ABOUT?: What "didn't" they
tease me about? Seriously, being the last
of eight kids in a middle class family, my
clothes were never name-brand."When
everyone's in Levis, Toughskins are an
invitation to harassment.
+WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW:
Other than the body you mean? (A road·
side emergency and tool kit.)
+ THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED
YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER: Iler
stunning blue eyes (and the face and
body that were lodged in weren't bad
either.)
+THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD: We
won't go there.
+WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOT·
ED IN HIGH SCHOOL: The person with
the greatest diversity of friends. I hung
with the jocks, the nerds, the honor stu-
dents and the heads.
+WHO ARE YOUR HEROES?: Sadly, my
world ls bereft of hero's, although l love,
respect and look up to my dad quite a
bit. He's a great guy, an honest man. and
I don't think anyone alive would have a
bad thing to say about him.
+ FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REALITY:
Watching movies.
DON UACH I DAlY PILOT
+ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE
ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: That
the enormous wealth in the world would
be more evenly distributed so that 95%
of it wouldn't belong to only 5% of the
populace (no .. .l'm not a communist.) It
slrikes me as disgusting that some have
SO MUCI f and some so little.
+ YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Unfortunate-
ly, lately that wouJd be walking from the
couch to the refrigerator and back, but
prior to that I played a lot of sports and
worked out at the gym regularly.
-l• THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT
YOUR APPEARANCE: I'm not a Hair Oub
for Men client yet, but I fear Cy Sperling
'" knocking on my door.
+ I HAVE A DREAM THAT: One day dogs
and cats will be able to live together in
peace.
+ PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH
YOU: 754·5300
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS
Cooper-Ferrucci
The Casa Rom.antica in San
Oemente was
the setting for
the June 13
wedding of
Elizabeth Teri
Cooper and
Randy Paul
Perrucd.
The bride is
the daughter of
Nonna Cooper
of Corona del
M ar and
Robert Cooper
of Dothan, Ala.
The bride was
Elizabeth
Cooper and
Randy Ferrucci
given away by her stepfather,
Randy Chapman.
The bride wore a white silk
gown and her mother's heirloom
diamonds and carried a bouquet
of Wies and roses.
The groom is the son of Ruth
and Ralph Ferrucci of Yorba Linda.
More than 150 guests dined
and danced at the reception at the
oceanfront estate. The bride and
groom departed for a honeymoon
in the Caribbean after the recep·
lion.
The couple will reside in a new
home they purchased in Corona.
The groom is employed by
Federal Express.
Murray-Stocker
Holy Cross Church was the
setting for the July 12 wedding of
Christina Renee Murray and Scott
Jason Stocker, both of Santa Cruz.
The bride is the daughter of
John and
Cheryl Murray
of Huntington
Beach.
The maid of
honor was the
bride's sister,
Machelle Mur·
ray, and the
bridesmaids
were Jamie
S tanf ord,
Melanie Wal-
ton, Danielle
Pfaff, Whitney
Burak, and
Christina
Murray and
Scott Stocker
Meagan and Laura Oneto.
The bridegroom is the son of
Jonn ~ Dina Stocker of Santa
Cruz.
The best man was Anthony
Leirnas and ushers were John
Stocker Jr., Erle Fernandez and
James Gilovich.
The reception was at the Ken-
nolyn Hilltop Hacienda.
The couple honPymooned m
Maui for two weeks.
The groom is a sa les and leas·
ing consuJtant at Bob Lewis Volk·
swagon.
Andrews-rriend
Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews of
Newport Beach have announced
the engagement of their daugh·
ter, Jocelyn, to MatU1ew Davis
Friend, son of Mrs. Darren Friend,
"
and the late Larry Friend, of Ne
port Beach.
The bride-to-be is a gradua
of Corona del
Mar High
School and
dltends St.
Mary's College,
Moraga.
The groom-
lo·be is a grad·
uate of Corona
del Mar High
School and
tHlends the
University of
Ca liforn ia,
B~rkeley.
A June 1999
wedding is planned.
8EADEBS HQIUNE
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TODAY
First low The surf and swell NEWPOWT 111.ACH
1:061.m. 0.2 is in sight today • Jlnd Street: A cellular phone worth S250 was stolen from •
first high business In the 300 t>fock.
7:351.m. 3.8 with waves com· • Welt ....,. 9oulevwcl A c•r stereo worth $350 was stolen
Second low ing in from the from a home In the 1400 blOck. 12:26 p.m. 2.2 ~uthwest w ith • Welt c:wt ,...,._,, A blcycle worth $200 was stolen In
Second high • the 2800 block.
6:43p.m 5.9 waist· to should· • CetellM Drtw: 1Wo tires wortH $400 were sidled In front
TUESDAY high surf. Part of of • home In the 500 block.
First low this Is because of
1:56a.m. 0.2 Hurricane Geor· COITA-.A
Flmhlgh gette, which is • Mitt ..._: AboUt S 150 w• stolen from • hotnt In the 200
1:23 a.m. 4.1 bk>ck.
Second low continuing to • Men ••• llrM: Three ceffular phonft W a CM S't.-.o
1:22 p.m. 2.1 weaken and wOrth S7JO _. sto1ert In tt. 7100 bladl.
Second tllgh unravel as It • ICaul ,.._A Ill of gaff Cha .nd tM ..... openers
worth s1.• _. .-n "°'"a.,. 1n .. ''°° bloct • 7;33p.m, 6.0 he.cts toward •L1h1M•LW:AbqdlwtrtltS.wm--.from•
the Pacific waters. home In ...... WATm • .......... Aconipacltlllc..__., __ ~67 stoten ffOm Im In b 100 bioct.
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MARC MARTIN I DAllV Pl.OT
Lorin Ely-McGregor looks over the lnventory at Russell Surf Boards on Newport Boulevard 1n Newport Beach.
SU F"S UP
Raised near Newports beaches, 23-year-olds summer job
lets him earn money and fun, too
lkft rid
en you've grown up
ear the beach and
urfed all your life,
what do you do when it's time to
get a job -sell surf boards.
That's what 23-year-old
Newport re sident Lorin Ely-
-McGregor decided to do at the
early age of 10 when h,e begM
helping out at a local surfboard
shop. His years in the water
made him an expert in the field.
"I been around water all my
life,• he said. • 1 started out boo·
gte boarding and moved on to
surfing. It's just something I
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And what better way to
make his hobby profitable than
to guide novices through the
pUichase of their first board at
Russell Surf Boards on Newport
Boulevard in Ne wport Beach.
·s ome p eople come in and
have a lot
of previous
· experie nce,
llllMMll!lll but during
the summer
especia lly
we get
many who ~re just curious
about starting out,• Ely-McGre-
gor said.
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this advice: Start first by boogie
boarding, then try a surf board
that is a t least a foot bigger than
your height. Although he says
the short boards, which run
about 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet,
are the more popular with kids,
larger ones provide more stabil-
ity.
Despite his advice, there are
always those who will choose to
ignore the warnings.
"We had th.as one guy wbo
wanted a custom-made board
that was really big but. with a
short board shape -very
pointy; and, with a h uge cross
on it," he said. "He thought it
would b e a good idea, but afler
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he got it, he decided he didn't
want it. It wasn't an easy thing
to get rid of later.•
For the most part, though,
Ely-McGregor admits that his
job is exactly like you would
imagine it -California laid
back with quite a bit of off time
during the winter months.
"It gives me time to s~dy
dunng the year," said Ely-
McGregor, who is majoring in
graphic design at Cpl -State
Long Beach.
"Who knows, 1 may want to do
some designing for surf boards,
be said, adding he aspues more
toward designing advertisements
or Internet pages.
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~, August 17, 1998 3
Flight instructor
hc,nored by FAA
• Cc~ta Mesa named Safety Counselor of the Year,
one of a handful honored across the country.
GREC R.ISUNG
~Pb
There a.re many awards that
are bestowed on the best of the
best in every profession -
plaques, trophies and certificates.
Al German received a travel
clock.
But it's what is emblazoped on
the side of the clock that counts
The 70-year-old Costa Mesa
resident was named the Safety
Counselor of the Year by the Fed·
eral Aviation Admlni.stration on
Fnday. Members from the orga-
nization's district office in Long
Beach presented the clock along
with a folder at the Orange
County Flight Center where Ger-
man works as a flight instructor.
German is one of handful across
the nauon recognized with the
distinction.
"I'm very happy and sur-
prised,~ he said. "When you
receive an award from your peers
it Carnes a lot of mearung. •
BRIEFLY IN
Adult Education
classes begin Sept. 14
Adults interested in learrung
English, becoming a U.S. citizen,
improving pdfentmg skills, GED
preparation or earning a high
school diploma are invited to take
advantage or free classes offered
m Adult Education School.
There is a fee for vocational
education classes including:
introduction to computers, office
occupations, reception and clen-
cal skills. Fall semester registra-
tion for adult classes will be held
Aug. 31 through Sept. 3. Classes
begin Sept. 14. Course offenngs
also include: English as a Second
Language, citizenship, parenting
and GED. Classes that can be
used toward a high school dlplo-
ma include math, science, Eng-
lish, U.S. history and economics.
Evening classes are also
offered at DavtS, Harper, Pomona,
Sonora, Whittier and Wilson ele-
mentary schools.
For more information, stop by
the Adult School office at 425 E.
German ha& a Jong resume ~
the aviation field. He worked in
the space program at McDoD.¥11
Douglas for 31 years and WTote
20 articl~ for vanous avt.otion
publlcotions.
Where German is most a ccom-
plished is m lus work with stu-
dent pilots. He compiled· and
published a flight instructor5
training guide After a small
Cessna plane crashed at John
Wayne Alrport in June, German
renewed his educational pro-
grams for begumer pilots.
He led six seminars on wake
turbulence -a bonzontal torna-
do from the wingtips of larger
planes that sometunes cause
smaller aircrafts to lose control.
Investigators said that wake tur-
bulence may have contributed
the crash earuer thls year.
"I try and give them the most
helpful tips about the topic,· Ger-
man said. "T enjoy helping them
out because they will be up there
too one day.•
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(949) 515-6565.
Hornblower Cruises
honored at dinner
Hornblower Crwses and
Events was honored as the 1997-
98 member of the year by the
Newport Beach Conference and
Visitors Bureau.
General Manager Linda
Mongno received the award on
behalf of Hornblower by visitor
bureau President Rosalind
Williams during the organiza·
tion's annual dinner. The award
recognizes an outstanding mem-
ber who supports the bureau's
efforts to generate new business
for the local commuruty.
The cnuse lme charters a fleet
of five luxury yachts in Newport
Harbor. The visitor's bureau
selects its member of the year by
considenng their participation on
boards and committees, workmg
on cooperative advertising cam-
paigns and attending various
meetings.
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WEDNESDAY
first book story ttme will be pre-
sented from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. m
the children's department of
Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble
Booksellers, 901B South Coast
Drive, No. 150, Castel Mesa. The
event is fr~. For more inform.a·
tion, call 444-0226.
The Networkers Will meet from
11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa Golf and Country C lub.
1701 Coll Course Drive. Admis-
sion is $12 ancl includes lunch. For
more infomtation, call 885-9093. .
Stephanie Avnet, one ol the con-
tributing author's or the travel
guide • Fromrner's Wonderful
Weekends from Los Angeles,•
will make an appearance at 7
p.m. at the Metro Pointe Barnes &
Noble Booksellers, 9018 South
C<>:ast Drive, No. 150, Costa Mesa.
The event is tree. For more infor-
mation, call 444-0226.
THURSDAY
• Tracy McBride, author of "Frugal
Luxuries: Simple Pleasures to
Enhance Your Ufe and Comfort
Your Soul," will ai;ipear at 7 p.m.
at the Triangle Square Barnes &
Noble Booksellers, 1870 Harbor
Blvd., Coita Mesa. The event is
free. For more information, call
631-0614.
~RIOAV
A free mountain blke tour will
take place from 6 to 8 p.m. at
Crystal Cove State Park, 847~ E.
Pacific Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Bikers will meet at El
~oro Visitor Center. Parking is
$5. For more information, call
(949) 494-3539. .
SATURDAY
Kreative Kids Korner, a creative-
writing workshop for childre n
ages 8 to 13, will be presented
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at an unde-
termined site. The course will be
taught by Li~a Addison, an
dward-winning journalist who
hds wrjlten for the Los Angeles
Tunes. Adin.ission is $150 and
includes notebooks, mstruction, a
jownal, a pizza lunch with soft
drinks and more. Preregistration •
is required, because the work-
shop location depends on how
many people sign up. For more
information, call (949) 654-3860.
Sportswriter MartiD Dugard will
make an appeatance at 2 p.m at
the Fashion lsland Barnes &
Noble Boo~ller, 953 Newport
Center Oriv~, Newport Beach .
Admission is free. For more infor-
mation, ca1J'759-0982. ----· SUNDAY '
A free back country hike will
~e place from 9 a .m. to noon al·
Grystal Cove State Park, 8471 E.
Pacific Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Ji,ikers will meet at El
Moro VtSitor Center. Parking is
$5. For more information, call
(949) 494-3539.
AUG.25
Robert Whitley, a leading wine
educator, will present a whlte
wine tasting class at 5:30 p.m. at
The Cannery, 3010 Lafayette
Ave., Newport Beach. Registra-
tion is $35. Reservations are
required. For more information,
call (949) 675-0894.
AUG. 26
C reative Recruiting Strategies
will be presented from 8 to 9 a.m.
at the Sheraton Newport Beach,
4545 MacArthur Blvd. Registra-
tion will begin at 7 a.m. Ad.mis·
sion for Professionals in Human
Resources Association members
is $22 in advance and $27 at the
door; guests are $27 in advance
and $32 at the door; and students
are $5 in advance and $10 at the
door. For more information, call
245-7834.
"This Is Your Garden," a picture
book by Maggie Smith, will be
discussed from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m.
in the children's department of
the Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble
Booksellers, 9018 South Coast
Drive, No. 150, Costa Mesa. The
eyent is free. For more informa-
tion, call 444-0226.
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AUG.27
Sportswriter and Journalllt Mar-
tin Ougard will make an appear-
ance at 1 p.m. at the 1iiangle
Square Barnes & Noble Book-'
seller, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Admission is free. For more
information, call 631-0614.
AUG.28 ·
Estancia High Sdlool Class of
1968 will hold its 30-year reunion
at 6 p.m. at the Balboa Pavilion
Tale of the Whale Restaurant, 400
Bay Front, Newport Beach. The
event will feature Hawaiian
beach party attire. Admission is
$80. There will be no refunds
after Saturday. For more informa-
tion, call 951-5435.
AUG.29
C PR and Med.le Flrsl Aid wtll be
presented from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
the OCC Sailing Base, 1801 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
Registration is $50 for Newport
Beach residents and $55 for non-
residents. Students who complete
the one-day session will receive a
nationally recognized American
Heart Association CPR and Medic
First Aid card. Register at New-
port Beach Community Services,
3300 Newport Blvd. For more
. information, call (949) 644-3 151.
ONGOING
CJD Voice, an e-mail discussion
and support group for those with
the infectious brain-dete riorating
Creuttfeldt-Jakob disease, will be
an ongoing activity avallable for
interested individuals. The cro
web site is at
http://members.aol.com/larm-
str853/cjdvoice/cjd'Voice.btm.
The IClwanll Club ol Newport
Beach-Corona del Mar meets at
noon Thursdays at the Bahia
CorintbiM Yacht Club, 1601 Bay-
side Drive, Corona del Mar. For
more information, call 852·1148., I
Oasis Senior Center onen a IJall·
hour of free legal consultaUori by
appointment by calling 644-3244.
Monthly workshops for people
with cancer and their relatives
meet from 1 to 8:30 p.m. the sec-
ond Tuesday of every month at
the Patty and George Hoag Can-
cer Center in Newport Beach. for
more information, call 760-5542.
A support group for younger
patients with lupus meets from
1 :30 to 3 p.m. the second and
fourth Wednesday of each month
in Newport Beach. For details,
call 536-1734.
A workshop for people with
lymphedema meets from 2:30 to
4:30 p .m . the first Tuesday of each
month in the auditorium at Hoag
Cancer Center in Newport Beach.
For information, call 760-5542.
Oasls Senior Center otters a meal
program for members. Lunch is
served daily from 11 :45 a.m. to
12:15 p .m. in the multipurpose
room at 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Home-delivered
meals are available for home-
bound seniors. Reservations are
required. Meals are sponsored by
SCSS Inc. For more information,
call 644-3244 .
Oasis Senior Center often med-
ical equipment rental, from
wheelchairs to walkers and more,
by calling 644-3244.
•
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prehensive medical library
answer or rel8lll'Ch any
question. Call 6"·32'4.
Oull Sealor Ceater o11en
counselor to assist with QUll9IOI~
about Medicare. HMOI. and
plemental and long-term c
insurance by appomtment. P
more information or ap
ments, call 644-32".
!Upuded Awarenem
presents a weekly meditation
sion at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at
Hub· of Newport Mesa, 230
17th St., Suite 218. Suggest
donation is $10. For more inf
mation, call 646-1128.
A tree lntrodudory dam in p
mordial sound • meditation
offered by Marvin Greenberg
Complementary Healing
666 Baker St., Costa Mesa. F
the time and day or to make
reservation, call 969· 7653.
The Newport BNCb ~CllolOU
cal Association presents a
support group at 4 p.m. Frida
The fee is S25 per session. P
more infonnation, call 722...&588
The A.Wance for tbe Meatally
of Orange County provides ed
cation and emotional support f
families with loved ones who
mentally ill. A free support gro
meets from 10 to 11:30 a .m . ev
other Saturday at Orange Coun
Mental Health Clinic, 3115 It
Hill Ave., Costa Mesa. For mo
information, call 850-8463.
Sl Andrew's Pretbyterl
Church offers a support group f
fami1ies with loved ones who
mentally ill. The group mee
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays in
church's Dierenfield Hall C,
St. Andrews Road, Ne
Beach. The group is open to
community and committed
confidentiality. For more info
ti.on, call 631-2880.
']!{e Daily Pilot, in honor of The Balboa Bay Club's 50th
Anniversary, will publish a commemorative edition
magazine featuring The BBC. It will be distributed to more
than 45,000 residents of Newport Beach, Corona del Mar,
Costa Mesa and The Club's members on Saturday, September
19, 1998. Be a part of this very special tribute to a community
landmark. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to The
Balboa Bay Club Student Scholarship Fund for Newport-Mesa
high school graduates. .
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faces.
' The first line of defense at the
beach during the busy swnmer are
the tower lileguards.
However, Just out of eyesight
an! three rescue boats deployed
along the coastline. They can ~ a drowning victim in sec-
,WHAT'S AFLOAT
SEA EXPLORERS
The Sea Explorer Ship Del
Mar 711 of Orange County seeks
young men ages 14 to 18 to par-
ticipate in a maritime experience
progrd.m encompassing sailing,
seamanship, ptloting, navigation
and cruising. They meet dl 7 p.m.
every Wednesday at the Sea
Explorer Sea Base, 1931 w.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
For more inforrnabon, call Mike
Stewart at 642-6301 or Jerry
J,.&Pointe at 551-8591.
ASH SCHOOL
• Fishing classes are offered
from every Monday and Tuesday
from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Participants
leave from the Balboa Pavilion.
Cost is $125 per person. For more
information, call 673-2810.
DORY FISHING FLEET
. Get lo the Newport
Pier/McFadden Squdre early to
watch the fleet return with the
fresh catch of the day. The fish is
prepared for sale at the open-air
market.
FISHING TRIPS
Fishing supplies and open
and private boat charters are
available dl Newport Landing
Sportf\shing, 309 Palms, Suite F,
675-0550; Fcilco Fishing Char-
ters, 832-7708, ctnd Davey's
Locker, 400 Main St., Balboa,
673-1 434.
SIX-PASSENGER SPORTASHING
CHARTERS
Day and night fishing charters
are available for groups or sin·
gles. Call Bongos Sportfishing
Headquarters on the Balboa
Peninsula, 673-2810.
ASHING BOAT RENTALS
Streamline center console
fishing boats can be rented at
Balboa Boat Rentals on the Bal·
bOa PeninsuJa. The boets are
equipped with live brut tanks,
fish finders and VHF radio.
Available by hour and half-day
rates at $170. Full-day rates are
$240. U-Drive offshore boats
equipped with VHF radios can
be rented by the hour, half-day
.:0.-full-day. Rates range from $40
)>er hour to $195 for the day. Call
fBalboa Boat Rentals at 673-7200.
'5A.uNG LESSONS
~D BOAT RENTALS
Learn to sail or windsurf at
fResort Watersports. Windsurfers
i6nd 14-foot sailboats are avail-~e for rental al $15 per hour. :C411 729-1150.
~ASAJLING
Marina Salling in the Balboa :run Zone offers sailboat rentals
~ private lessons. Advanced
'classes include navigation, blg ~t. power boat, introduction to
,Jieavy weather and first-mate
struction. Call 673-7763 for
miore information. Also call the
Blue Dolphin Sailing Club at
-6«-2525 or the Lido Sailing
Club at 675-0827 for rentals.
KAYAKING CLASSES
Beginning sea kayaklng,
rolling clinics and private
lessons, kayaks and sea ski
rentals are offered at Paddle
Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
'matioo, call 675-1215.
KAYAK TOURS AND RENTALS
1Wo-hour kayak tours begin
llHO a.m. every Sunday at New-
Jqt Dunes. Cost is $15 per aduJt.
'Stl> per child. Kayak rentals and
classes are also available. Call
729-1150.
onds. Ufeguards, such as Ure and
Willia.ms, provide an invaluable
service seven hours a day, seven
days a week. Between the two of
them, they share 27 years of expe-
rience. With as many as 100 res-
cues on a weekend, the boats are
considered a back up to the tower
lifeguards.
"If we didn't have the boats, we
wouJd be overwhelmed,• said
Newport Beach Fire and Marine
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the operator and deckhand, as
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l:.ifegu.ard Josh Van Egmond
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Van Egmond bad to employ a
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YOU L TECHNOLOGY
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Newport's tnlsaY Dmr.,art ainfiMs her push toward
No. 1 rankitg with thi'd maifrt tourney title /•below
6 Newport Beach/Costa lv\eso Doily Pilot
•Young Corona del Mar
tesident sparkles in.14s . ·' doubles; host of lo¢als also
play well in tou.¥1~ents.
COLLEGE PAR.{(, Ga. -One
way to test the JWtltations of one's
talent is to test it against the best
m the country.
Corona del Mar's Anne Yelsey
and partner Ashley Maddocks of
Laguna Beach may have lost to
Pennsylvania's Jackie . Carlton
and Eva W~g. 7-5,· 6-2, but they
won't come home failufes.
Yelsey and Maddocks finish~
fourth against the· toughest girls
14s division competition iJl · the
U.S. at the USTA Junior National
Hartl Court Championships at the
South Fulton Tennis Center iJl
College Park Georgia.
The duo's only two loses came
at the hands of the No. 1 and No.
2 seeds.
.In the girls 16s at the Barnes
JUNIOR TENNIS
Tennis Center iJl San. Diego,
Nadia V~ughan~ oorona del
Mar High, faced her erond con-
secutive No. 11 se iJl the back
draw fifth-round qualifier,
Danielle Schwa% of New Jersey.
• Vaugh~ loi;J.. 6-2, 6-1. .
Caylan ~e, a resident of
Corona del .f'far and Vaugfian's
team.m:WJte f / the reigning nation-
al and C Southern Section Divi-
•sion I G ampion CdM High Sea
Kin~, also reached the fifth-
round qualifier with victories over
Janalle Kaloi from Hawaii, 7-6 {7-
2), 6-4, and Tanner Cochran from
Georgia, 6-1, 6-4.
Leslie battled to a third set in
· the qualifier with KathMen
Blaszak of Virglliia, but finally,
fell, 7-6 (7-5), .A-6, 6-2.
• Parker Collins, who played
(or CdM High last season, lost to
Justin Hunter from Texas in the
second round .of the boys 18s at
Kalamazoo College iJl Kalama-
zoo, Mich. Collins was eliminated
iJl the back draw by Milwaukee's
QUOTE OF THE DAY
·s.n. of .. bals (lillsay ~) hit today
... jusl mnazilg ·-· Mllrtln11 Hlngls, tournament runner-up
Monday, August 17, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Corfaon • 949..57 .4..4223
Brandon CUrrie, 6~. 6-2.
• In the boys 16s at Kalamazoo,
Ne:wport Beach's Hunter Jack
and Mike Placek of Del MIJr lost
iJl the fourth round of dolitSies to
'second-seeded Texas twosome of
Tres Davis and Alberto Francis, 2-
6, 6-3, 6-4.
Jack was eliminated iJl the
consolation 'first round by Brent
Steven from Kansas, 6-0, 6-4.
Estancia's Robert Chu was
eliminated in the fourth-round
qualifier, 6-3, 7-6 (7-5).
PADDLING
Locals
•Bridle, Sharma .lead
pack of standouts from the
Newport Aquatic Center
with two crowns apiece.
WOMEN'S PR~OFESS -ONAL TENNIS
SEATTLE -Newport Beach's
Monica Bridle was a double win-
ner at the Eddie Bauer
Canoe/Kayak National Champi-
onships at Green Lake iJl Seattle. THREE
ST RAIGHT
Davenport continues to
sizzle in August, knocks
: off No. 1 Hingis to win
Acura Classic Swiday.
MANHATTAN BEACH -
Immediately following her third
straight WfA Tour victory Sun-
day, which earned her the Acu-
ra Classic's $79,000 first prize
and a new car, Newport Beach's
Lindsay Davenport was asked
to identify the key to her recent
hot streak.
But after Davenport, ranked
No. 2 in the world, polished off
No. 1-ranked Martina Hingis, 4-
6, 6-4, 6-3, at the Manhattan
Country Club, the answer
seems more problematic for the
behind her recent success. "If I
knew, I'd always do that."
What Davenport did, after
surrendering the first set, was
pound consistent rockets from
the service line, continue to dis-
play the increased mobility that
plagued her last season, and
maintain the composure that
bas helped her pocket $237,000
in winnings the last three tour-
naments.
Though she had ju st two
aces, to Hingis' 10, Davenport
lost' only three points while
serving in the second set, and
won all but two while bGlding
serve the first three games of
the third set.
Hingis forced deuce with
Davenport serving, up, 4-3, in
rest of women's ten-1111111-----• nis.
the third. But Daven-
port won the next two
points to push the lead
to two games, then
broke Hingis for the
fourth time in the
match to dose out the
85-minute affair.
Hingis, playing in
her first tournament
final since winning
the Italian Open in
May, couldn't find the
answer to Davenport's
powerful serves and
deep ground strokes
Sunday.
"ljlitillsomlm
cnl iumifrel out
...... mmt·
Though Hingis, a
17-year-old from
Switzerland, broke
Davenport twice iJl
the first set to tum a 4-2 deficit
into a one-set advantage, her
strong pace and relentless
aggressiveness forced Hingis
into 39 unforced errors.
Davenport, who has now
won 12 straight matches,
avenged a loss in last year's
Acura Classic finals to Monica
Seles, while adding to succes-
sive tournament triumphs at
Stanford and Carlsbad the past
two weeks.
A California native, who
grew up in Paci.fie Palisades, 20
minutes away from Sunday's
venue, Davenport savored this
victory before a partisan crowd
that included friends and family.
HTo beat the No. 1 player in
the world where I used to come
and watch as a little girl, and to
win three in a row, this is a great
-ending for the whole month,•
said Davenport, who noted she
• wish she knew the reason
"My serves really
almost won me the
last three tourna-
ments,• Davenport
said. "I've been able·
to hold serve and not
struggle too much."
Hingis, who joked after the
match that Davenport should
•talce a break now, and let
somebody etse win some tour-
naments,• praised her fmals
foe.
•Lindsay played great the
last three tournaments," Hingis
said. •Some of the balls she hit
today were just amazing. What
can you do about that?•
Davenport, currently ranked
No. 1 in doubles, said her recent
streak has bolstered her confi-
dence.
·1 just feel so calm and iJl
control out there on the court. I
don't feel I'm getting upset like
I used to. I just feel very at ease
and l just know that I can do it
and it doesn't matter."
Davenport said she has plans
for her new car.
"This is the first car I've ever
won iJl my pro career. I'm going
to keep it."
PATRICIA PARSONS PHOTO
Newport Beach's Und.say Davenport poses with crystal trophy after winning the Acura Classic.
Conditions wen~ ideal with
clear skies and balmy tempera-
tures as Bridle won the women's
juilior K-1 (one-person kayak)
1,000-meter title with a time of
4:27.85.
Laura Thurmond, also of
Newport Beach, finished eighth
in the race.
Bridle and Thurmond teamed
up for the K-2 junior 1,000-meter
final and won the race by just
more than a second with a time
of 4:05.44.
Steven Lovell of Newport won
the K-1 Masters 500 meters with
a time of 1 :57 .98.
Patrick Sharma won the juve-
nile C-1 {one-person canoe) in
4:42.47.
Other local winners iJlcluded:
Newport's Gregory Chinn, who
teamed with Shanna to win the
C-2 junior 1,000 {Jose Jimenez
and James VonHarz finished
second) and Brandon Dillman,
William Downey, Omar Ley\.a
and Michael Porteous who won
the C-4 bantam 500.
Chinn finished second in the
C-1 junior 1,000 with a time of
4:33.89, beating Sharma who fin-
ished fourth.
Newport's Stephanie Mutz
finished third iJl the K-1 senior
1,000, B-Class. Monica Maio~
rana finished fourth in the K-1
senior 1,000, A-Class.
Costa Mesa resident Jirka
Batlik finished second in the C-1
senior 1,000 in 4:46.41.
TENNIS
Abrams
triumphs
URBANA, m. -Newport
Beach's Geoff Abrams teamed
with Jeff Carter of Columbus,
Ohio to win the men's doubles
title at the Intercollegiate Tennis
Association National Summer
Championships Saturday.
Abrams, midway through his
college career at Stanford, com-
bined with Camter to defeat Lee
Harang and Trevor Spracklin, 6-
4, 7-5, to capture the title and
earn a wild-card berth in the U.S.
Open qualifying tournament,
beginning Aug. 25.
Along with Cartet, who will
be a junior at Arizona State this
fall, Abrams did not lose a set iJl
three tournament victories.
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ECREATION
1 I Glm1l$. 13; 3 Riptide, Rr,HJ
rti \ 6, 5 (l e) l f> Gaton,
T m Vl'AC. S
~ Rec 1 Marna'\ &
I' :>\, 10: '1 l!Cffld I Roofers,
B; 3 Pi lwurv Doug boy\ 7, 4
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J rrn!y t:J '1. •1<.•un.. (rt!!W. 12,
3 RS.I B g P.~ .9, 4 }i(tagate, 8,
'> D~t' M~. 2. 6 Stride &
~~· tcs, ·1· 7 Sprint l'CS ·1,
M•n·~ C· 1 1 T!!am EaSlon,
Jll, 1 I Oc; 11, 3 GfJat Hill, 10,
't YOllll!J Guns. 6. s. Club
M(!jd, 2, 6 hlhstic Otue. O.
Ml.'n's Uppu O 1 lhf..'
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3 lk>OIK .ffl~ 8, 4. (111.') Hard
f'o1 t~ ~9.l\'e •r.u• ('!'OT!!., I), 6
allrt\\ 4 •
M<:.tt'a Mitldl• D 1
Wam '"-12 1. Brilltm~~\ 11, • Jr f\ m;n l's<!<. 8, 4 ·
M."Ua~1 "~ 1. 5 l RO S. 6
M..srl V lindO'.v, 4
STANDINGS
Men'• a.-o · 1 Emerald
Plumbing, 12; 2. Team
P.u9g00. 11; 3 Pattorhuds, 9;
4 Good, 8«1. Ugly, 6, s
Tht'Odore Robbins, 5; 6 Body
Count, 4
'*'-'• 1-1 1 Newport
Wholesale, 14, 2. Lowtld, 12;
3 POC, 10, 4 Blood SWfft &
~ 8; 5 {tie) Elmore Toyota,
El ltaoch1to, 1
Men'• C-2 • 1, (t,.) Outen
Ag-'ir\. Barn Burners. 12; ~
Homfbird, 8, 4 (tie) Budmen,
Silky Sutllvans, 6, 6 same Guyz,
4
Men's C-4 • 1. Pete's Brew
CrfW, 20, f Cone, 14; 3
MUdvllle, 7, 4. MV&P, "1, S.
Rebels, 3 .
Meli'• 04 • l (111~) 0-Tour.
Old l1mers. Swing This, 10, 4
Totally Coffee, B, 5. tr:fl.X, 6;
6 l4nd of the Lost. 3, 7 ""''
Wrecking Crew, 1.
~0-l • 1 lledrock
1 Bombers, 12. 2. Don't Matte<,
10, 3 (tie) Br~ Polk
High, 8: 5 (tie) The Knobs,
CrlWdids, 4; 7. T~ 2
....... D-4. 1. Meat
Puppets, 14, 2. (tie) Pirates.
Rebels, 10; 4-CCNM, 6; S. (tie)
Q<IUb, Sharks, S; 7 Hard
Knocks, 2.
Summer ......
Al of Aug.I
MC1nd9Y D • 1. Schultz
Photo, 6-1: 2. Sneaker
Squeakers, 4-1; 3. (t1e) Heat,
Old T1mers, J~. 3·3i 6.
Camlvorous Ap&, 2-4; 7. Men's
Wea~.o-6.
n.e.dlly 1..-,w c .
1. Wildca~ 6-0; 2. Dribblers,
S-15
Wedliwllly ~ c . 1.
Pnme Tlnw; s.1;"
2. Marp1ta111lle, 4-2.
n-sday. · 1. (tie) osc.
Soft Tub5. 5-1
DEE P SEA
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Girls hoops players needed
The Newport-Costa Mesa National Junior Basketball All-Net girls
eighth-grade basketball team is searching for players to fill this year's
roster.
The Sparks were consolation champions in their inaugural season,
1997, and expect lo continue to be competitive in the NJB All-Net
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SUIFING
Locals shine
HUNTINGTON BEACH
-Todd Miller of Costa
Mesa and David Giddings
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half of the four-man team
Utat firusbed second Sun-
day in the Katin Team
Challenge at the Hooting-
' ton Beach Pier. '. Mtller and Giddings
were joined by Bobby Mar-
tinez and Dino And.mo on
the Dr. G squad, the
defending champ. It was
dethroned by a quartet rPp-
·resentmg Body Glove.
Newport Beach's Mike
Caffey won the ·surtmg
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-$I rn ile S7" vOO •723 11.19 •,ct 111i1t1C1iulot1111u 'P1v'il· Lic:ense· '11 N·SALE The following persons are Ahso V1e10. CA 92G'.!i 0 1 Pt A .. 2 3 Mna CA 92G27 D;iily Pilot A9uo 17' 24'3~1j b.IS1nns ~-• ..... , Approved bv 1s/Den· l'ublt~hou 'J '"110" c1imi ~n;1 BEERANDWINE'·EATINO dornqbusmessas Tt11s business Is con· .:iiy 101 ug t,, 4• t, Thrs busrnus Is con· Sept 7•199 m VENTIHA'SBIG EPIZZA' ~1111 Lockn'n:r,"f"lre Mar· f<c,1c1 CO\l~ l-1'5.J Dll Y Tr r" '111, 1torne111 ••• 1s htv<J PLACE ELECTRICAi. CONSULT· Clucteo l>y ;:in lnd1111<Ju<il Stopl 7, t998 m3IO dueled t>y en lnd1111Clua1 PUBLIC NOTICE and 11'1 •
-•hnl P1lu1A,1J•lll7 •. 1 19'18 .. 1111t1u CQuot~ Clork or Publl,hlld Newport ING SERVICES {ECS), Hove you slatted doing RUBLICNOTICE Havu you Slllrlcd doing Be1111owe<lll\l(I , UMwOOd. "'··•!I Orango Cour ty 011 8 13·98 Bcach·Costa Mesa O;uly 26428 SmqkollGo Lane. business yel'l Vos. July busmen yet'? No Flctltloua Business 00713
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Sop: '· 19~ m:lOQ PUBLIC NOTICE Joan ~011e Amendola, This s101emcnt was lil1td The 1o11owir)9 porsons .ue with the County Cletk ot dorng 1>us1non .,. OISCOVmYESCAOWC(MI 26428 Smo1cel1et Lanit. v.ith lho County Clerk of dong busineu 05 Orengo. Count)' on 7·24·98 GRAMMATICA, 15 RObofl nn ~· Awe &a
PUBLIC NOTICE Fk:tlllout Duslnut San Juan Caprsl!ano. CA Oronge Count,. on 8 13 98 ,. E w p 0 RT c 0 As T 19988765222 Courl. Newport eeach, CA ttl"'Jl!IDI Buch CA 92647
Hamo Statement 92675-1220 19906767056 GROUTCO. 100 Scholtz Dail)' P1IOI JUI)' 27, 31, Au· 92663 .. ~ .... -IS
Tllo totow.ng persons ere This b11siness rs con· oa.ly Pilot Aug 17 24. 31, Plau 1206. Newport gust 3. 10. 1998 • m285 Sheila LyM 01tye<, 15 llel'Abef2.1Q98
do.ng bus1MU J1 ducted by: an 1nd1v1du;i1 Sept 7, t99S m299 8eafh, CA 9:?6()3 • Aobon Co\rrl, Newport The bA sM IS IUbtld
· r ' 11 ,ue Resonrch Med c:nt. 21552 Hove you started dOing Sot1.1 O;in3fls Ccnde1i.s. PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92GG3 Cat Unrf ,.~ .... , 11 IOIO.. I 1~ d l> I I ~· t1e1.l11nd &t •• Hun11ngtofl bu~lness yet., t~o PUBLIC NOTICE 100· Scholtz Pl3Z3 noo. This buStnllSS IS COil• C>mll om ...... ~..-
f(lA Ln r.cc1111g Consult-13c;iell. CA 92G·1G Joafl M;:ir1e Amendol3 NewpOtl Oe3ch. CA 92663 Flclltlou1·Bu1lness dueled by• an mdlvrdual Code Sedton 6105 2 • •~•"Ir ~(;I tt, ngcr 31 ((JI~)
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3.120 tr\ nQ A•1e11uo. Suite lnc:. (CA), 2IS!i2 Newtnnd wllh the County Clerk ol Name Statement <luctcd by on lno1v1duor The lollowrng po190ns ar .busi('ess yet., No 61062. ttie follOWlno t
2110 tJ• .. µ 11 Oc:ich, CA SI. Hun11,,91011 oooch, CA Orange County on 8·13·98 Tho following persons aro HilVe you stilrtod do111y clo1flg bus111ou as Sheila lynfl Dreye1 m.rstbe P'O'f!Cled) • !J~l·C.O ~ t OJ 9264G 19986717072 dolflg bus1r101s as· bus111osa yet? No No Lumt Graphics. 1 O This st11tomont was filed The name end ICldltst f1~uc1 ck BrCJM1 Assoc1· Ttus business is con· Daily Pilot Aug. 17, 24, 31, Velocity One En1er1n1n· Sol11J D.m311S Cendejas Deerwood East. hvlno, CA with !he County Clerk or person willl whOlt! cla ft!~, (CA), 3120 hvrno Av· ducted by 11 corporahori Sept. 7, 1998 m304 mcnt, 425 Mcmmue Wny This st3ternllnt was hied 92G04 Omnge COuflty on 8·13·98 1111)' be tiled rs OISCOVE
011uo, su.•c 200. llewpor1 H;ive you stoited doing #0208. Cost;i Mosn. CA with tho County Clc1k ol Manuot Ry;in Espinosa. 10 19981717019 ESCAOWCOW>ANY. rTTT
Utacll c .. 9:'tC0·3t8'J business yet? Yes, Fob. 13. PUBLIC NOTICE 9262G Or;inge County on 8·13·~0 Deerwood Eost, INme, CA Dally Pilot Aug 17, 24, 31, Ave, Suite 440,
Tiiis l1us111css IS con· 1991 Victor I Alvarez. 425 Mer· 199067670e4 92604 Sept 7, 1998 m307 eucn. CA 92647 Wld dltlni ductl<I uy o corpo1;,1 on Curo Research Medical, Fictitious Business rimac Way 11'0208, Costll O:irl>' p,101 Aug 17 24 31 This business is COfl· for i.no dams ~ I/ff. Clldr
11.;ivc 'I l• £lP•ll'<I do 119 Inc • Ann E. Kenowsky, Ham• Sta lament Mesa. CA 9262G ' ' ' • ducted by an 1ndrv1dual PUBLIC NOTICE sNI be StplemDat '1;" T uu~ n s )Cl? Yes 19C8 President T~e following porso"s aro This business Is con· Sept 7• t998 m30G H111e you started dO•f\9
FrnC: r cP. Cro.~n Assoc1· This siatomenr was tried doing business as· ducted by; an rnd1vtduat PUBLIC NOTICE business yet'> No __ Esc:r_ow_Mo-.-21-1-31-.-.. --wflc:ll rs fie business dlt.bel
tlle l• ~ e V. 1.1cCrimrno11, v, th the County Cleik of HANKS ELECTRIC, SUP· H;avc you st:irted doing Manuel Ry1n E•P•noH ~lllia~ salt dal ~1
Prt!"de111 Orange County 0,, 8· I 2·98 PLIES. 191G Placonha Ave., business yet? No Fictitious Business Tlut statement w;is filed NOTICE TO CREDO'OAS 0--:::; ..,,.._ S. I""'" , Th 'I stlll n 0111 was filed 19986766990 Costa Mesa, CA. 92627 Victor Alvarez Hamo Statement with tho County Clerk or OF IUll SAU -~ ""V"•• ._
,.'II !I C _u ly Crcrk or PH. Corp. (CA). t916 Pia· This statement wos hleu The rollow,ng persons nie Ornngo County on 8·13·98 (Molice ,.,..._toUCC Sec. VAl.£NTINA"S WEST. IHC . Ur.Jr•\)• Cou111y (11 6·13·98 Daily Pilot Aug 17• 24• 31· cont1a Ave .. Cosio Mcs:a. W1lh the County Clo•k ol doing busrness as· 19906767063 8101) Ort<KIS fllnSWOl1h,PltS
19986767073 Sepl. 7, 1990 m309 CA 92627 Oraflge County on 8·13·98 ii) Pt1yroll Solution, Dilily Pilot Aug 17 2.t. 3I, · NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SHIRISHPATEl.~S)
OJily p1101 Au<J 17 24 3t PUBLIC N'OTICE This business is con· 19986767071 b) PJyroll Ontme, 2l0l An Sept 1 1998 m3oo 11111 a but~ salt 1s abOul to be Nl!w110rt8e1en-CostaMlsl
5ci>I 1. Hi"il ' ,~305 ducted by: a corporation Daily Piiot Aug. 17, 24, l 1, nlvors3ry Ln . Newport made CN485867 2153M.fN rliiJg 17,
Fictitious Business Sopt. 7, 1990 m30J Bc3th. CA 92660 The name(s) and busrness 1Q98 1
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THE WEEK nv parking 9230.000 5675,000 Ocean Front Ip, 2 facuur'a, rocont
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• 145,.24 7172 1·34 18 clean, AC, quial. Avail Isl & great rH taurant1 (949) 769·3039 takH, rivara & moun-(AgH 18·7S) We need unlll from 5199 00 Sid• Tl• for 28• ta I· FORD 9075
•HWPT SHORES 2Br 9·' 51400/obo. Doog of COM I NB Prof'll"'L,...o-a-t""'s""'h-1-'h-T-z-u.-a-m-fe-m-. 1aln1 Seeking aicper. rH1dan11 of Orange ~ t• Low Monthly Pm11 ' ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii o re, 2ea, beam can: H 203•781 ·3638. VM praf'd, no/1ml(, saoo black & while. NPB only 11a1e appro11ed County 10 panlclpata ~n tques Fr•• Color Catalog bo•I. good toe, wa1erl 11
newer Ille roof. S358K • 112 uhl 719·0738 D s D to run a 11rong In a 1 112 day dac•· •. •otl~tlblt• Call 1·800.711..0tH alecl 510 per 11• nr •e:a CONVERSION •11 G d A 11 Ocean Front & 19th. _.. 11 f aion ma .. ing ltudy 10 oo ,.. •• Lido 8rldga.875·8128 VAN 1 owner 11.tnt
.:: tM9·17MHS1 all 1tall. Po1tllon av•it· be held In lrv.ne on _.._. ~ -care. auto. cru•H ..,, run y ea Ofl HUNTINGTON 247·2747 or 875·0953 wuuca on ptogram or " ,--• •• ~
BEACH 2140 bl I di l I I Sol 9·12 and •.un ,.,.,. l QOMPU...uoi... .. • 6018 control. AC. new urea w Jtenthouee Waterfront COMMERCIAL H1: • TTH e. a • mme a • Y or ,_ & ,;;";;ll \I Condo. approx 2700sf iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '"""'-a lhl• axciling Alzhe•· attemoon 9"13 Nead ~feao;t•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijfi' iiiiiiiiil AUTOMOBILES fe:;,1':~~:55~5.:'.°/obo.
greal view, 1750,000 28r 2B• Condo, 2/c REAL ESTATE flTN!SS 3000 mer• reeihly. Pleasant ~~:~r'0a~~ 11;1~•g~~::'~~ Pentlumifi•I • 400, •••••••••1-,-'8-'8-..:.-.-.-,-.-.-n--,-u-fl-y
By Owner 87!>-8128 ""· $1300/mo Avt 9/11••••••••• iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Care of Ukiah, 131 Mon, • .._ • ag1 RAM, • 1• Whitmore Lane , read and wril• En· .. _..,.... .-... o"u , 24XCD . loaded, 1 owner.
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al!A FAtRI! NEWPORT FOR RENT 2769 lncradlbla savings. DR 1 v I! R 0 TR C11ll 949·221·8015. Of Books ·Furniture •94 Ll!Ql!ND L --------
Studio Penthoute BO .. US b fl 1 ·8 O O ·2 O 1 ·7 I 0 4 40 .,_,. ,. •i ~ L 1 rf 1 HONDA 9085 St89,900 10 S194,878 BEACH ... 1 •n• ta, bolwoen 12·00 noon In NrNportS..ch Wru" "5D 0 m • moon · m "1·1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VILLA BALBOA 2169 Cost• MeH Q. OlllcHI••·-----mlles, equipment, and 7'.00 PM on 14.673.622 TO • .OY 6019 01e~:~L!'JIF888 i•
A .. , I 0 V iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for rant 5350 & $500. EMPLOYMCNT P•V, Covenant e11hor Sun 8·16, ,,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil W""STM ""NST,.. 28 m n eeon law Groat location and fa·,,. ••••• ...-... Tr•naport has It Mon 8•17 or luos 8•18 iii" .... I .. R
•$179,900 lo S209,878 se!:~~~01 GR cihtlos. Call 7S5·41911• altl 800-441·4394. Atk tor Ms Alton or ~~~~~~~a t OV ALL Pl.ANOS (714) 892·0908
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$1885 949·551·3099 e4 e .e 77o Quiel Location. Patio ____ ....__ ___ 1---------_, t Mr Randall. Calls w111 FREDC.STEGMANN mlques·qua urn ure ---------Oatod Comm. Pools, COMMERClAl EMPLOYMENT er.,owner opera or only .. 9 1111\on during ANTIQ.UES ipc or houaeful cash BMW 9030 '80 Accord 5·,pd. l'Seller will Entertain 1 ·800·338·0428. "' 8 33 Off B P i M•ryAnn McGuire • the 11ours and dale• c ....... :TES paid (714) 9S7· 1 power t>ra11e1/11oor· era atwoen r co1 """' PROPE<nty 2778 5530 Or•duate student• s;.;).ln iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prudanllal Callforn1a e 4 v ·8770 " Bud Meyer Truck -"&1--o_d,_a_b_o..,11e ___ ...,-BOUGHTW Old Coln• Gold Silver ~~ioorm/lm e:~0~3 Prudanllal Calllornla Lin•• Refrigerated PHARMACY TECH Franklin Mint, Sterling '87 32515 Bronze tan ol)o
---------2bd 2ba 1 Sly Harbor New Auto Service Accounting H•ullng call toll Immediato oponlng AND SOL Old watches & jewelry llhr Int Sunroof, Stp, '80 CIVIC 5 SP. AC ,
Ridge Cresl. Cmmly Bldg In CM. 4 or 8 A/P&Caah 3 HS graduate. com· llTI'M·llOUSEF\ WestcoastCOin642·9448 alloys, lOOkml ss900 caas. red. run .. lllnt
Dl.bur •• m.nt free 877·283·839 Btorn (71 4) 831 0&4S s3soo / 1070 pool, no pelS, S2S95 bays. lease or aole. Assistant Solo Drivers & putor sk11t1 Min1mum ,,. .. .,· .... _.·i:;.'••• RECORDStTOP I . oboe contact Ownar/Brkr 833-8224 Owner/Agt642·9666 Contractors. 3 mo'1 pharmacy J R&B S IR II Andyor a1men New1paper publi1hlng CAL•SCAN) lechn1c1an experience 11z.z. . ou • oc 903 Eva's 714.377.-i901 ' 48r 3Ba Granlle Modern 1Br 1Ba wall(· •nd printing company -~---------......,,,....--" Currant CA State WAN ED Etc · 50's ~4650~•75M0•k5• BUICR 5 •92 Acc ord EX 2•0 r
eounlers, Maple wood In clotett. w/d hkups, INCOME 1aak1 regular part DRIVER·MILES B d A 1 1 a1·on --------,.-• 0
MONEY our og • r I . ANT1:Q' UES Real Sharp, Loaded • Jlrl, upgraded carpet, butll·lns, le garage. PROPERTY 2790 lime 24 hour1 per • Respect. Compe1111ve benahts. •ee P•rk Avenue 4·dr Llhr, i-owner, phn
•·"'' beau llfull $839.900 S12SO. Agent.Franklin weak peraon. One Glau haulers. 34 Con1ac1 Profa111ona1 BUILDING full pwr. aJc. Metalhc co player Moonroof
By Owner 6406214 Really 6407000x301 year eicperlanca pre· cents/mite. Great Services. UVMC , Old•rStyle Furnilure Blue w/blue Int , new 579900b~723-1504 :--. • ATTN. BUILDERS: ferred. E.O.E.. drug-benefils, Consistent 7 0 7 4 6 3 7 3 9 4 PIANOS & Collectibles MATERIALS 6030 I f I I --·--·-----• Nice 2Br 1 Ba TWH E Side Cost• Me•• frfe & amokolrae work miles. Run western · · · • ...,.,,..,. .. • ,.,. ... .,,. 1m 0 g c • r P • • 1 · • 8 4 Accord EX .!:IW'oBILE new carpets, 1e alt 1 Acre Project. 9 environment. send re· slates. 3 yrs. OTA + 1 _____ <C_A_L_·_s_c_A_N_) -~ ......... .-.., ... ~••·• ...... 51890· 723"1504 Coupe blue/gray. fully
v HOMeS l lOO garage. near Gelson's. Houses Ready 10 Go! sume with iatary his· yr. flatbed aicp Com· Premier Aco Hordware $$CASH PAID$$ Steel bldgs In orrg loaded. great cond .
., ._ $1395./Bkr 640-5664 $1.25 Million l ory to: Aecounllng b lned Transport. Rotailor has oporungs ..... P•••.., ... • ..... ..,.. crate. 40x20 (1 open CADlLIAC 9040 S13.200 673·1 626
11 8 • Rod Owner/Broker Supervisor, PO Boie 800·637-4407. lor sales assoc and WE BUY ESTATES end) was $6380/1811 at •85 ACCORD EX
OWN NEW HOME & V la •Ibo• Furn d 2633 Orange 642-3812 1560, Costa Meso, CA (C'AL"SCAN) cethlers. Floidble • tmmed••t• lo«...i!ru•1HC• S2680~Guar'd complelt. Llhr, moonrl, auto
ll , WALK TO BEACH I ~~d~~s~~~.~~1~· ~go~ 1-E-,-5-1-D-E-. C..._. _M_E_S_A 92828 or fH to (949) DRIVER/WAREHOUSE scheduling, bonaflls "WE PAY MORES FASTtR" Chuck 800·320·2340 '81 All•nte Rod/tan (3KHU004) S 1 ~444 '.,,_. ftoady for Mo110-lnl d722•0420 e650-3421 12 Unlls on park·lika, 642·7248 FT. reliable, prev exp. package. Soo Gary at llhr, 84k ml, loaded, LEXUS O~
3·9edroom. 2-Bath. 1 acre. SL 125,000 Art lovers! Peraons w/ Good OMV. M·F/Oays Crown Ace Hardwnro all record1I Xlnt cond, WESTMINSTER
' ... lnc r adlbla 1101uo Joanno , RE/MAX exp handling art for CM (714) 979·1344 1024 Irvine Avo. at PETS & aaklng $16.900. Call (714t 882-8808 , 51,095/month (OAC) 0 IA 642 3812 17th St .. Wo1tclllf ANIMALS 6049 Mary 310·937·40401-_.._ _ _._ ____ _ wnr gt • upcoming mural re· Exp'd PT help req'd Pl 11 642 1133 '80 Accord LX Black. Dana-Point Morlna al APARTMENTS 2633 & 2643 Orange mo11al project In HB. for established CdM aza. or ea • '94 ELDORADO 4eyt, Sspd. AJC. all
PCH /Oel Obispo. Susanna 31n~391 3537 f' Rec eptlonlat Cuti wht1, llhr, CO I PACIFIC HOME FOR RENT .,.. · dress shop. local re s 1 IRRESISTIBLE Oclcat power, cc. ab. am· m
••••••••• 1 d 873 2•74 Busy eommun 1'1 (3HHP781) S1'7,777 22.. 1 SALES Asst M•nager FT M·F requ re • u nowspaper seeking U kittens. leopard· LEXUS OF ca11. " m . 1·owner
1·800·95S 0591 --------BUSINESS a Alhlellc Club located E11p'd RE/Mtg Stspran part-lime roeopliOntll. 00 957 8133~ look allk• $500. WESTMINSTER $15,000 day 260-4841 _B_EA_C_
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Call Ray at 752·7903 axtnl svcs. FHNVA & 5:30 p .m . Monday S OUTH COAST
BEANll! BABIES HUD avail 436-6665 thru Fnday. Oulios tn· AUCTION '94 SLS MINT cond.
OPERTY 1175 PENINSUIA 2607 ---------~=:~ :rh e~:r~: Ex::::~::~:~ ~~~~e~. =~rt~:go~~.~ 2202 So. Main SI. ~~~s & 6059 ~:~1~n'.u"~1 ~~:~~~
RRO BAY 120 OCEANFRONT WINTER BUSINESS doll•, aceeuoriea, WANTED FHA, VA, bal;inclng recplplS at S,:.n!,N•,a._c~ 92,~ 1 owner 720..9895
RENTAL F 1 h d OPPORTUNITY and ltd. Ed11lon Bean· and HUD 436-6665 the ' end of the day 1ldenllal homosltes • urn 1 8 lei aeak PIT help.---------EOE. Phyilcal ro· ---------1BABY GRANO abso----------lllng fHll Loi aizos 4bd 2ba, no pelS 2904 Fun. fleic achedute OUR TEAM quired. Please lax re-lulely gorgeous. CHEVROLET 9045
from 6,000·14,000al. 873-4724 with excellent earn· CONCEPT workst iume Including talary FURNITURE 6014 Rebuilt and refinished. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Hondas ao·s 10 97
Cara $10~$500
Police tmi>0und1
Hond as. 'royol•s.
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800-772-7470 x7802 m any offering ocean ---------•••••• 1ng 1 P 0 ten11 a 1. Body Wise · a com· history 10 $2850 (S62) 626·9200 ,83 MONTECARLO
lewsll 800-576·2811 CORONA Please be warv of out 7 14.5"'6-01 0 2 . pany promoting well· (949) 642·7867 I'---------., • w k f ---'---"-"""~-.,,....,...-•King size Herlt•g• FULLY L 0 ADE 0 I ol area eomp•nlH . (CAL•SCAN) ness. 0' rom any R""CEPTIONIST M 1 1 0 TING o ow MILES DEL MAR 2622 Check wnh the toca1•---------tocallon with experl· ""' bed·rm HI. ov ng SP R L W, L . •---------B elter B uiln ••• BOAT DEALER ancad teammates to Law Firm FT. typing, Reasonable 760·9765 GOODS 6065 S3SOO (949) 548·3727 HYUNDAI 9090
STUDIONIEW
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PACIFIC VIEW • 4 carpet, outside pkg
djolnlng ploll. Buy 1 for 1mall car 723· 7250
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Bureau before you ••,•II• boat hwathfer/ earn S 1 000 +mo WF ordPer,foc71• S28~19~h1r. 2 TALL WICKER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '88 Cavahar Z24 Conv iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dr ver. Musi ave un s 1 a r 1 p a r 1 ·11 me aic res o ~ •v 0 v6 I f send. any money for k d OMV bookeates • 00111 great, un DONATE YOUR CAA tees or Hrvlces. RH d at wor , a goo 1·888·819·8020. RECEPTIONIST 949·759-1386 PRECOR EXERCISE for cruising down PCH ltuck or RV & help
d d t d and enjoy working (CAL•SCAN) noeded for busu R.E. BIKE. PERFECT 52750 obo 427·0507. kid•. T·~ deduction an un era an any outside . We have -----'-----...;. ' 1-------~-CONDITION S 80 "" contracts before you Salary + Medlcal + ollieo. Sat & Sun and Dining Room S11t . 1 . '94 s10 Blazer, Blk, bHed on retail 11atue.
sign. Shop around for 401 k . Pie••• call Can't seem to occeslonal weekdays. White crackle finish, 949·718-0111 4WO, V8, 82Kml, good Free pick-up. Coll for COSTA MESA 2624 rates. 714-723-e810 Excollent phone akllls elanlc style. 44"x cond, fully loaded. informahon. Children'• Jetall. pp ee5.7579 ---------1
get to all those required, computer 66". 2 Leaves m.:tic ---------I Literacy Program. 1-•••••••••I Payphones S150K/Yr. Customer Service/ repair jobs skllls are a plusl length 90". Custom tt>I TICKETS 6075 113.500 751·5225 800-GIVE-4 KIDS. 1. :-ROUSES/ • 1 Br Det•ched Lowest prices. Local Reoeptlonlst: Fun around the house? Please call 9119·721· pads. $1500. Mtchng iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '88 ASTRO LS 888--448·3454.
cottage with patio, 11 1 e • av a I I • b 18 • Orthopedic Co. on the 6444 lC 313. bulfot $500. 376-3454 2 R T t I c k • t • 1st< ml, full pwr, (CAL •SCAN) .. .CONDOS near beach. Cathedral 800-900·3470 24/hrl. beach. Prol't attitude. Let the Reta II Sales. Growing Quallt~ Duncan-Phyfe LA·IO·Baillmore open (3UWA023)S 18,550 FOR RENT cells, frig. Move·ln Unbellevablo benefits. Classlfled opparcl/jewolry ttore, mahog din table 6 travel S225. each. LEXUS OF 1---------
Speclall S67S+S500 CREDIT 2907 Mall resume & aatary Service seeks op'd talOI chrs 1 leaf, fitted mats Call 510·288·5535 WESTMINSTER JAGUAR 9105
deposit. 949-548·2421 '""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii req to Personnel, P.O. PT·FT, Co. benefits and matching game (714) 882·0808
11 Box 2927, Newport Directory Tamara 949·644-5953 table. 30'1ce & wator ---------i---------.... ~.,..,.--NE-RAL----2-10-2 •Cost• M•••'• Best llQET OUT OF Beac h 92859; Faic help you find s~1es frig, Ilk• nu. Phllliplne rv. ELECTRONICS, u.c Jr·1br a. 1br, also 2t>r d ept lrael C redit 1·800.837·4501 v 1 ba. quiet g ated Counseling Cenlara 011---------reliable help. COME OROW mahog dresilng tabla STEREO 6080 Hondas 80's to 97
Cars $100·$500 comm. pool. tennis, Am erica (member 842·5878 WITH USI mirror & bench. 3-seet iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
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,OR A RENTAL? freeway/beach/malls consolldation, lower vorlialng dopartmont matching chairs. CJll
S 14 00/MO & UP? 714-557·0075 paymanll. lnlarett. you will find socks a soll mo11valod 7•10am. or af1er 4Ptn
LAURA CAOl!NT) ---...,......-...,...,,....,..~~ St 11 1 calls whal you need account oxecu1t11• 10, ___ 7_e_o_-0 __ 3_5_8 __ (949) 494·6841 Newfu Refurbished op co ae or · O th ? ·-, N o n ·P r o t I t at lhe price n 8 move, soil. develop end sar· --------.. t 1 Br 1 Ba In lovely 1·877-838·2222. vice new buslnHs UPSCA'E gated commty. Walk Toll free. (CAL-SCAN) you want to pay Sell your extra and 1poc1al sacllon1 L
to Thaater /Shop1.1-------------=--when ou read h h Id f d d 1 CO G S89S/mo. + ($42S.dop) AVOID BANKRUPTCY. c1.:elfled o u se 0 ~oh~~~ e; ~.~r::iu'ma o~ NSI NMENT
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'' l8 mo Winter Aent•I __ 8_4_9_·_5_8_1...,-4_o_o_o~ ~~~c:.pgi~a~~;m:~~~ dally in C lassified 11art1s1ng experience. Many beautiful
BALBOA
ISLAND 2106
Completely furnished Nwpt Hghts Ar•• 2Br to 6S%. 24 hr. ap-•----8-4-2 .... ·-.5.-8-7.-8---Excolleni eommunica· 1urn1ture pieces, from
upscale 3br 3ba,newly 1 Ba, n/1 mkr/pets. proval. Good/bad/no ---------lion 1111111· Abihly 10 Drexel. Century and
redecorated by owner/ Aval! 8-19 S800/mo. c r e d I t OK . HI goal• and make Henredon. Framed art
'' dHlgner. no/1mk/pets 289 16th Pl. Agent 1·800·873·8207. profe11lonaf prHenta·
829-447-8048 949·644-0452 (CAL•SCAN) lions In a last paced and rugs. Come in BACK BAY CAFE and datalt oriented en· .md browse or call us
11lronment. with your treasures for Hiring NOW for th e Xtn1 banoltl package. consignment. BALBOA N!WPORT
CABLE Deacramblers
30 day money back
guar. MCNisa1COO
1·80o.417·0312.
Pollet Impounds
Honda•. "royo1a1,
Che11y1. Jeeps &
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800-772-7470 ic7802
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BOATS 7011 '80 Shadow Auto.
AJC, pb, ps. am·ftn
11ereo. $1950 Mu11
16fl Duffy Electric boat Hiii 714-722•1102
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S9500 (949) 644·9429 tom whit, tinted gla11,
f II I ill Including 401 k. Drug o ow ng pos on s: screan1ng/phy1lcat ro· 341 2 Via Lido, MARINE SLIPS • Servers PM quired. EOE. Newport Beach
$7500. (949) 631·5001 2669
9067
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clean. S9950. 87S-8128
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;,-:FENINSULA 2107 BEACH
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14 3bd 2ba, clean, awe· MOVIMN·BONUS
'"•ome vlow, f/p, fum'd, NEWPORT BAY
• Dishwashers PM Rosumes via tax: At· DOCRS 7022 FERRARI tentlon. Lynn Eaola ...iii..._.M..,. ... ..._-"",.1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '----------, Cashiers rf /PM 714·650·4802 or mall:
A I I t N rt Times Community pp y n person a ewpo Nows. 330 was1 Bay , winter, (714) 673·1943 TERRACE
: .. Lg 1 & 2Br noar Back
ON Bay & golf course. Dunes Resort M·Th I :00· Strae1. Costa Me10.
1 .. R A Large pool. new car·
1 : IJSI. MAR 2122 pet & much more.
J:JOpm 1131 Back Bay Dr. CA 92a21
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; 1 "9lalr1 wMew, patio. S•nltlzed 3br 2ba ~ gar, W/O. 813 112 den, marble/granite
1 '~cacla S1275 644·5152 throughout Oen view
, :irtar 2B• completely 363-1508 or 390-3308 l.i:!Wlllo.l""i.&11.11.lolllla.t
, • fumlshed home, 1ome
• 1 "lew, clo1e to every· •••••••••
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' • • or 380-9492 '-WM''" ANNOUNCEMENTS
I 312. fp, gar, w/d. nu pnl/ RENTALS •• Now hiring for the following
Barber. Ill•. aunny •••••••• · positions: eek, StPCH, 12100. 1---------a ...... t R' t Desk Mgr: 14·263·7849 ava11 en ANNOUNCEMENTS • ~ · 'ron ·
Cozr 2 11ory co11age ROOMS 2706 2920 • catering Manager
So. of PCH. 28r 2Ba' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiii~~-.~ • Clerical/ Adm In.
yard, w/d, gar, hrdwd NB W.Ocaanfront/22nd. PRAVER TO ST JUDE • f.xecutJve Housekeeper fir•, neWly remodeled p 1 t I ahr •
S2850/mo 948-4220 b~~h~ ~:i';''p~~ ~,'.nkg, ~ayJ!~~.sa~;e~J:,:~ • Front Desk Qerks PT
QRUT CDM ARU kitchenette, laundry. and glorlfled, loved • Oate Attendants PT/Fr
tbr 1ba, W/carport, '1 block to N.B. Pier and pralaed, pr• Se rft Qffi /grave frplc, balcony, w/d , S510/mo. Call Sam at 1erved throughout the • CU Y Cer
apa H50mo 760·2614 714-tt75·4808 world now and for· A I I p
Lrg 1Br lB• houae, So. (BelwHn 9AM·SPM) ever. Sacred Heart Of pp y n erson
of PCH, yard. w/d, all N•WPORT HEIGHT• JHUI, pray for UI; St. M-Th, 1:()()..3:30 p.m. Human Re.sources
ary 1' comm 722·04S6
Biii 5 15-3897 Sam
SEAMSTRESS FT.
S6·7hr. Rellabla, prav
exp req. M·F/Oay1
CM (714) 979-1344.
SEC OFFICERS Wiii
Train. lrvlne/NPB. CM,
Tu1tln Up to S7.25/hr
Mel/Dan 714·222·2203
Secrotary/Offlc• Mgr
Prop. mgl. co aaeks
abo11e average pera.
60wpm, Lotus, WP.
AJP, AJA, good math
Bx 2147, Nwpl Bch,
CA 92659 Fie: 722·
7085 or Call: 722·7331
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855·2072
hrdwd fir•. pat ok. 2Yra new, deck, fp. Jude, worl(er of mlra· I I 'J a-... k 6a D N rt a-~ $1450 viii Incl 549.3904 vaulted cell, own bath, ctei, pray for ua: SI. ~ UG'-Y r. ewpo uui. 11MPLOYMENT
Luxury Senlore TWM lull prlv, nof1ml(, lndry Jude. helper ol the l'ax 644-0364/fh. 729-3863 Wt ,;;
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
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13 Jungle charger
15 Ae1 ~~wolf II flu I Otn
17 8uffa 18 W11ne.Hd
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l •the ae810fl
,2$1 Pepsi's nval
28 Sim
2.7 WOfd "'rth Ille QWC>Stte meaning 30 Paving
substance
31 Impends 32 Toss overboard 31 Melody
3$ Yawning
lfO Sanger Mc:Enhre "l1 ool by no
means
~Coral or poppy
"4 Pie-mode
45 Fiimmaker
KubtlCk
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50 Seumas
51 Thlocoat
62 Bogs
53 Small arnoun1
66 51111 echve
V()l(;ano
57 Fiery 11cme
50 Luau "''lrome 61 Mow 1w1tur •~ clouds e2 Aslron.ul
Armttf~
63 Pauenger
64 The ont hert
65 Gentlemen 66 Cucular roof
DOWN
1 Spheres 2 Fretgtlter
3 Mona -
" Lennon'• Jove 5 Islam folluwer
6 S·shaped • molding 7 8ullllghl Chell
8 Restore to art earlier condllion
9 Desert an1m1I 10 Ropresen1a11ve
11 Fru11 pulp
12 looll closely
14 Liver afld
22 Shade of blue
24 Sass'i
25 Hale·Bopp, • g
26 P1tee 27 Can province
28 II coukl be
PAl!YIOUI PUZZL.f SOLVED
By CHARLES GOREN
wnh OMAR SHARIF
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ANS\~t:RS TO \H.l:KI.\ ORH><.a~ Qllll,
O I -Uoth \Ulnn.1hl~·. ,,, South yc•u
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OIBrlY ~padC\ to IC~1!1 (Ir you play ,: three hcl\fh -lhat would he forc-
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reopi:u111g w11h u d1111hlc 011 this • 1
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hold111g -you would hale hcanna hope you land on your feel If ncga-
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in11'> lwo s1~cc; 1\ 11n underh1~ with wheel ou1 1hat wc;ipon and ~chow
a hand of thic; tm:k-takrnr ab1hty. pJnner reactc;
and lour 'pa<lcc; 1s Mcrly arrresc;1v<'
you will need a fa11 amount of Q !i Uoth vulncr,1\>lc, o~ Soulh you
help frgm prutncr Jo 11rnke a game. hold:
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ahout nrht
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you huld
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I• Pas.s 20 • Poo;s
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for moc;I partncrsl11p~ 1ha1 cancels the
game force and downgrade!. the
resr>0nsc to mv11a11onal i.t;itu'i. And
since partner dues not guarantee six
~pat.lcs on this SC(,juence, and you
don't wont 10 hypas~ 1hrcc no trump
by Jumping in diamond\, two 110
trump ic; the only optmn 1ha1
remains. Bid 11
Q 3 Ne1ll1c1 vulncr,1hlc. ,\S South
you hold:
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4
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<;pa<le Wl1at do you respond'
A If you employ limit ra1o;es. go
ahead and lml out 1hree 'ipadcs JI
you play that as forc111tt. 1h1s hold111g
'' o mgh1111arc. 1 hc11rc11e.illy, the
hcst appioach 1\ 10 htd 1wo hcarto;
and then ra1-.e 'Pll(lc\ nc.111, hul given
1hc addl'd "e1gh1 of your 1hrce prune
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JUnlp 10 three ,p.K.le\ ~uuld he only
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Ille h1ddt111? ha\JlrtKCcdl'<I SO J H WFS NOR'lll F.A1ff
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Whal do you rebid'/
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M111ply lo point out 1hrcc diffe1e111
i.chool' of 1hou~ht for rcspondm~ 10
a Slilyman inquiry. Surnc hid ~pade~
lir\I Others htd slart. with heart~
'111c 1hird. and pcrhap'> 1hc hc~t.
method for casual partneri.htps ,., 10
hid 1hc stronger mnJor fil">t thal
doc-; 1101 i!1vc away your di'>lnbuliun
111 'iOlllC cm.es where you hold holh
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l)(ild
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SO 'I II WEST NOR'l 11 t:AST
I• Puss I• l'aM 1
WhJI Ju you hid now·1
/\ • llie po1cntml ml\lil <.ln>n{[I)' sug·
l!e\I\ a quiet rchuJ or !WO clubs Bui
improve 1hc hand JU\I I pornt by
1cplac111g 1he Jack ol duh'> w ith the
queen, and our ch1m.c would he
three clubi..
Leam lo bf a better bridgt~play·
er! Subscribe now to Che Goren
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'92 Sovereign MISSION v1eao 82 MARK VII ownod oow 11oroo, now llros
Wh11t/blk llhr, 42kml l949t384·0884 by Senior Cl11zon'•· $ 1500 firm Coll to too
(0S()914) St4.995 '94 GS 300 Xlnt cond loaded, tint, 949·842·24 t 0
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MAZDA 9125 LEXUS OF
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CG7CJG12J $16.995 MISSION VIEJO S10,000 714·899·0002 LEXUS OF .
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714·642·7700 '95 LS 400 (7 14t 092·8908
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