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Home My WebLink About1998-09-22 - Orange Coast Pilot,. SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, SE~ER 22, 1998 Legal eagles eye ton's video .·testirµony ' -. . • LOCal lawyers, law enforcement give their opinions on how the president performed on tape aired Monday. I the president dia an admirable JOb." . WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING I Costa Mesa police Sgt. Tom Boylan watched an hour of the Hu~riN MASHNI -.l..o.cal attorneys and law enforcement officials hdd plenty to say about the president's grand jury testunony, which,was televised Monddy morning by thP major television networks Clinton videotape while working out at a local gym He said Clin- ton tended to skirt several ques- tions. Boylan added that if it was a police ofJicer on the stand, 1l would be a different story. The Daily Pilot went out and asked several locals: • ''What did.._you.Jbjnk cl.Jbe_presiden(s_grood iury Jestimony.2" NEWPORT-MESA -Presi- dent Bill Clinton dn.d the country would have been far better off lf he had stuck to h1s original denial of having sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky, said Newport Beach attorney Antho- ny Sessa. ·Am I condonmg pe r:iury? No,• said Sessa, a defense attor- ney. •His mistake is not sucking to his original guns when he wagged his finger. If he stopped back then, the only evidence against him would have been a series o( accusations." Although he's a Republiccln, Mdrshall Schulman of Costa Mesa, a former prosecubng attor- ney, srud the president outper- formed independent counsel Kenneth Starr's attorneys who questioned i:um. "I thiJ:lk the prosecutors did a poor JOb, • Schulman said. "Thf'y asked a bunch of wide, open- ended quesbons I trunk a group or local prosecutors could have done a much better JOb. I think As part of the Ambassadon Program, a group of Ensign Intermediate School students recognized multicultural divenJty at.an all-school assembly Monday morning. Start- ed by the Newport Beach school's former prlndpal, Scott Paulsen, the Ambassadors Program uses music and dance to promote raqal and ethnic empathy and understanding. Monday's event was the kickoff to a year of multicultural programs that W1ll be initiated by students. Above: Dancen Wendy Frede rick and James Eisman combine swing, salsa and merengue dance steps Monday. Right: Band memben from Ensign Claire McKay, left, plays 'the trumpet while Sheena Dewall watches another band member. Pl ltff03 BY "None of us would get away with what he did,· Boylan said. ·we have to answer all of the questions dtrecUy. •u sounded to me like he wds hedging on some or hJ.s answers. 1 would hdve loved to seen another hour or two • Smee the president's testimo- ny in the Pauld Jones deposition, · Costa Mesa attorney Lou Dennis SEE CLINTON PAGE 5 "I just think he's worn out I feel sorry for him. But you do something you shouldn't do and it will follow you. I think he should stay in office and Monica, shame on her She should have thought of the reper- cussions to his family. The whole thing is a sad situation, but we need to move on." -Loretta Frost, 51, Newport Beach "I don't thin his sexu- al life is any of our business. But we aren't aJlowed to perjure our- selves in court and nei- ther can he. He's usurped that authon· ty." -M ike Brooks, 57, Newport Beach More views on Page 5 Costa Mesa ·spares threatened house •Council accepts donation of 85-year-old home on Santa Ana Avenue; will move it temporarily to city maintenance yard. JI '\:lfEJ.t KAI.II ~!) Datv Plbt COSTA t-.1ESA -An 85-vear- old housP on Santa Ana Avunue that wa<; m. ditn~1er of bc>mg dl'moh4>hed will become city propert~. the City Counal decid- C'C1 J\tondny niuht. The council voted 3-1 to accept the donation of the Huscroll House, a Craftsman·: style home hwll m l9 l 2 ttnd named ofter Bill und f\fonlyn l lusc:roft, who hved m Jt for nC'ar- ly 50 Yl'ctrS Counc1lwomdn Libby Cowan .:;aid the hoUSl' should be moved to TeWmkle park mamtenance ydrd until rity ofhctals can lmd a pennanent homE dnd u-:." for the hou e. which qualihed to be on Cahlorma's regt:ster of h1stonc places. The move alone will cost roughly $42,000 · ''This is an opporturuty to take a s1gruhcdnl .. tep lorward to save those things th,11 ha\'e s1gmit- cdtlce m our local h1stol): Cow- an said D •velopl'r dOci Co-. ta· I\ fC,, resident Enc C<>nuch, who 1' m escrow to hur the lot, plan~ to . build 10 nP.\\h home~ on the> prop- ert.,'. Jf no (lne .. tt~pPf~ forward. he would have had no chrnce hut to rdze the old how.P he "• 1 SEE HOUSE PAGE S One on one with Lindsay Davenport Newport Beach·~ Ll.nd- say Davenport lS No 1 when 1t comes to the U S Open. and she is still work- ing on the overall quest: to become No 1 in the world in her ongolllg struggle to overtake Martind Hing1 , whom she defeated l.D the U.S. Open Women's Tennis Finals But there tS a "llqht Catch-22 problem Shed just as soon remain he.r;•"lf. which is unassuming and . deftrutely out of a spotlight that shin · very bnghUy on No. 1. He r story is in Sports. Page 6. School board's appeal of Huntsman Case denied INDEX • Former student's attorney p lans to file suit over ~ero tolerance issue. HUSIJN MASll"-11 Oolyrb SANTA ANA -A $upc>rior Cotirt rul· mg that overturned the Newport-Me a school board's decision to suspt•nd and transfer former high chool i;tudent Ryan Huntsman will ·tand, a state appellate court ruled Fnday. The 4th District Court of Appeals agreed wtth Huntsman's attom Y" that • bt.'Causc Huntsman h1i<l ~graduat- ed, the distnct' attempt to have the Supe· rtor Court ruling r vel'bC<i was without m erit. •This JS pretty huge," said Hunl~man' attorney, Davtd Shore . He also said he plans to use Pnday' court victory to build the case for a $5 mil- lion ovil nghts lawsuit agamst the ~hool distnct, which he pldns to file in federal court. •Jt's not a question of did they violate his nghts but how much it's worth now," Shor •s said. School board Pres1- d •nt Jim Ferryman stild he' not sure whether the M:hool district Will appeal lo an even higher court to get the ·-0 lSi<>n overturned.---..... ·we hoven't had a chance to talk to our attorney y~t. • he said. "But we are obviously dtsappoint •d in the court deos1on. • Tho c:ase began Feb. 19, when Hunts• man wa stopped by New~rt Beach police near Corona dcl Mar High School for pluymg his car slt>reo too loud. The officer reportedly found a pipe with marijuana re 1due m Huntsman's car. . . A police report on the incident was 5Cnt to the school distnc:t. which mvoked its controversial zero-tolerance P<>ticy to sus- pend Huntsman and tran~fer him to New· port Harbor H19h School. But Shores aptlealed the district' dco· .s1on m Supcnor Court, where a Judge ,reversed the suspension and lrtlnsfcr in March. Conceml'd about the precedent ot a court• revcrs11ig tl'ie d Cl ton-of a locally elected chool board, the d1 lrtc:I sought h ruling from the appellate court, which ruled m Hunt man' favor. • 1 think they're looking al 1t from th standpomt that tt only affect this one case,• satd rhool hoard member Martha More tolerance? Should the Newport·Mesa I school board change its zero-- tolerance policy in light of this new ruling? Call our Readers Hotline at 642·6086 to send an e- mail to dailypilotOearthlink.net • Include the spelhn? of your name and your city of res1denc~. WSSIAED -··----·· .. --8 POUCE FlUS .. 2 PUBLIC NOnm ·-"-"""-' srorrs -' WEAlliEl " .... .._.. __ __:.. EATHER ~··~ • •• '=.,. ---. __ ......,._-'H s.,,.2 • :.2 Tuesday, Sept8mber 22, 1998 .. . • II OUR VIEW • • --GAINS DOG'S BEST FRJEND Christine Morgan has made it her rliission to find good, loving homf'S for 'abandoned and neglected dogs. The Newport Beach woman picks up pups from the pound; dress- es them up with balloons that say, "Please adopt me," and walks them through neigh- borhoods, hoping she'll flnd them new homes. "I thought it was wonderful," says Melinda Pomeroy, who supplies Morgan with the ,balloons. WJN~ING THE LOTTER.Y A first-'time home buyer program through the city Will make it easier for 17 low-'to median-income families to buy the home of their dreams in Costa Mesa. The dtY,'s rede- velopment agency will loan the families - ~ected through a lottery -up to $35,000 f'Or a down payment. ·A REAL LIFESAVER Jema Vernos was quite happy with the service she received from her Bistro 201 wait- er, Tom Atkinson -he saved her life. Verrios had been dirung with a group when a piece of filet mignon became lodged in her throat. Despite her flailing arms, her dining compan- ions didn't reahze anything was wrong -but Atkinson did, and he reacted ~ckly and hppropriately, using the Heimlich maneuver DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT Jarl Appelroth, program adm.1nistrator for USE Community Services Group, picks a name at random during lottery plcks for home loans offered by the dty of Costa Mesa. . ~o dislodge the food. "It felt good to help . someone," he says. savory crcdtions of Newport's finest eateries at the Tdste of Newport this past weekend. Event-goers also delighted m the entertain- ment: Pat Benatar, Rick Spring{leld and The Commodores, who sdJlg the '70s funk favorite, -Brick House." LOSSES TASTE OF NEWPORT ., Record-breaking crowds nibbled on the Parking at Harper Community Center has been a problem for the school and neigh- borhood. DON LEACH/ DAILY PILOT BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD After months of planning and public hear- ings, plans for Boruta Canyon Park were briunced back to the NeWport Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commisston for an overhaul. With a pnce tag of $7.25 million...i.. the plan the comnussion proposed to the uty Council was more than double the amount allocated for the project HABITAT HOMES ON HOLD Costa Mesa city officials are weighing the cost of putting a park where Hab1ta1 for H~anity would like to build three homes. The council decided to hold off on approving the nonprofit company's plans when residenl Verdat Demir suggested the site would be unsafe for homes HARPING ON HARPER CENTER Residents living near tfarper Commuruty Center say the traific and parking problems created by the mdily progrttmS ofiered al the site are almost too mtich lo bear. "With the Montessori school there, the traffic flow starts at 6:30 a.m., dJld now with its night classes, we have traffic flowing through he re till 11 p.m. This is,. terribly out of control," says Tom Gaszi, a spokesman for East 18th Street resi-dents. ..... '· MAILBAG ~Flashy Fletcher's still ~too bright, reader says •. . Another appedl to Fletcher ,Jones Motorcdts+.- . : Jones was asked not only to ·.-tum down the glanng lights but .-illso to add more landscaprng .:And change the white color of • the stucco. Well, the buildings •and light posts dre stiJJ a glarrng - white, and ·I would hkc to sug- •.gest thdt Jones and hJs architect ."take a look dt the• new Corona ~el Mdl' Plttzd dnd the renovation t)>f the South Coast Commercial :.Bank building. with the eyc- pleasing Cdrtl1 tones. The South Coast Commemal Bank Building 'as weU as the Promontory Point ;)lpartmenL<> were whlte, and the : \'.:hange or color made a world of • difference ::-The commuters of the Coro- : na del Mar Freewdy as well as ; many Newport Bedch residents : l/OUld be grdteful for a softer •stucco color. I • •• KAY MONTANA Newport Beach : Harbor Center needs · the face lift , Meg 1\vcedy said It best con- ; ~ernlng Hdtbor Center: meet reasonable measures and full : speed ahead for construction : (Readers Respond, "Harbor C€'n- ; ter project remains controve r- :.;ial, # Sept. 8). As it stands, lt is a •blight to the entire area. ;: RACHEL LYNCH •. , Costa McSd Drivers need to be on the alert, too J read with i.ntcre"t Ddn Boyd's commentdry, ·~ydists need to pay attent10n to the · rOdd" (Sept 12). J ilCJree with Boyd's statement thr1t we, as "riders ... need to pdy dtlention to the road clnd ... respect the rules." f, loo, was stckPnPd when I heard the n<>ws of thu; fallen cyclist, an mdividut1l who, m hh> 50s, had dmassed yr-drs of cycling experience ,1nd, accord- ing to his fellow duh cychsts, was a careful and law-ab1dmg rider. However, the tlcctdent your reader cites occurred ds CJ result of a motorist t1llPql'dly dn- ving "under the influe nce." Jn this situation, there was absolute1y nothing the cychst could have done tu avmd this irresponsible motonst. Further- more, cycling accident-; have occurred as a dirN:t result of the recent phenomenon c·uJled "rOdd rage" (ref: Bicycling, May 1998, pages 76-123). Finally, road ht1zards, such as sink holes and b1k<> ldne stripes that abruptly end at the curb of d bridge, also lend to the creation of an unsafe cycbng environ ment. If Boyd refers to "we• <.ts not only cyclists, but motorists, city planners and roud conslmct.Jon crews as well, I compleh~ly agrPc> with him. Everyone who shares the road and is responsible for its upkeep should share th<.! respon- sibility or keeping our trav~l arteries as sale as possible Cyclists need to be cognizant of the rulcs"of the rOdd as well as dware of the potential dangers stemming from an irrita&ed motonst. Motorists have to accept the fact that there are hundreds or thousands of cyclists who have a right to share the road with them. Finally, Callrdll.S and other rodd repair agencies need to act in a timely rttshion·, repairing and eluninating road hazards as quickly as possjble to reduce the nsk of a cycling accident. · PIERRE JEAN MENARD President, Orange Coast Velo Cycling Club I funtington Beach Council should focus on fixing city streets I read about the latest chapter m Norma Glover's soap opera, then I have to fold up the paper and drive to work along the nar- row strip or pothole-strewn Bal- boa Boulevard that links my home at Balboa Peninsula Point with the rest of the world. As I contemplate three blown tires and two repairs to my suspension system during the past year, I grow even less interested in the personality dehc1encies of our City Coun<.'ll members. Why don't you folks just con- centratt> on gelling the roads done? Is there any chance that you'll clean up this mess before the rains come, or can I look for- wanl to hitting foot-deep divots hidden under puddles again this winter? How about hiring comparues that don't leave more damage than was there before they start- ed or are less likely to dump sewage m the bay?"Does some- body on the council have a cousUl m construction or what? • MICHAEL LEIGH Professor, OCC Balboa A park would be better than houses J live rn the vianity of Del Mar and Tustin avenues in Costa Mesa. I frequently pass the par- ticular lot that is beang constd- ered for either Habitat for Humanity or a park ("Plans for 3 Habitat homes m Costa Mesa put on hold," Sept. 17). I can't stop t.hinldng about how wonderful it would be to have a park at that location because I pass that location every day. J really think it would be better to have a park for the commuruty, wluch is very farnily- oriented with small children, and I don't see the need for more homes m this wonderful area How ruce for the gentleman to offer his generosity to our neigh- borhood, and how beautiful it could be. We would definitely take advantage or the park. I p1c. ture all the children in this neighborhood being very excited about this project. Bes1des, what kind of effect would low-income housing have on our neighborhood? Will there be an effect? I would like to read an article about that as weU. STACY FINFROOC Costa Mesa .. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot co•• 1111 co••111a11 Give bon,us points only for junior and senior honors clas l am wrttlng~e controveny IUDO ' · bonus points for high l bOnors COWlel. 'lbll lssue ti very complex, and lt ii unfortu· nate that parentl ha'!e had to . research and J>18181lt tbls ilsue to the lchool boud. It's also unfortunate that the district bas ~lected our ltudeilts for years by not resoMng· this inequity c•Honon students' work will be worth more,• Aug. 31). Last June, I was a member of the Newport Harbor High School Site Coundl parent group, which proposed a lim· ple solution: adopt the Univer- sity of California model. This model would add honors COW'S· es at the junior-year level only. All advanced placement COW'S- es are already given a bonus point. By August, this proJ>()S41 · was endorsed by all tow high school principals. Somehow, however, the train got off track, and the school board voted to 'grant bonus points back to ninth grade. ThiS ninth-to-12th-grade idea not only clouded the origi- nal proposal, but it is fraught With problems. The Univers1ty of California as well as high school teachers,~e ent chairs and prind have thought long an hard about the content and depth of mate- rial for courses approved at 11th grade. That process has not taken place for nine-and 10th-grade honors courses, mainly because they ace not as rigorous. Fwthennore, the courses in question are appar· ently very incollSlSlent from school to school in content and course title, and some have never been certified by the school board. The original proposal should · be reconsidered. I believe all four higt_l schools could support it, and the number of approved advanced placemeoVhonor& counes available per school would be IOIMWtiat c:omiltellt; (PleMe note that CCl'On4 dal Mar off .. more advanced placement counee, tome at dMi 10p~more level, than any oth· er nigh school in the district. Advant:ed placegient counes are given oonus points regard- less of when a stUdent takes th~None ol the high sch would be at a seriOus disadvantage relative to the • others. Keep in mind that uni· veriities compare students ~ and foremost with other appli· cants from their own high sChool -not between schools. All universities like to see stu- dents in the most rigorous course of study that the stu- dent's high school offers, mcluding ninth-and 1 Oth- grade honors. Adopting the University of California model retroa~ely would greatly benefit the cur- rent senior class at each high school in a fair and equitable manner that is already approved. It would dismiss the controversy surrounding the approval process for ninth· and 10th-grade honors courses, except Ule OnQoing discussion at individual sites. It would also dllow the controversy sul"· rounding students who duck the honors courses in ninth and t 0th grade to be discussed at the site level. It would encour- age each high school staff to look hard at how the rank is determined. It would also lessen the concern regarding the cost or correction or tran- scnpts because only the cur- . rent senior dajs would have to be researchecrbd corrected back one year. Though complicated, the issue of bonus points can be resolved in a fair manner through the University of Cali· torn.la model, and the side issues can be resolved at each individual high school site. • 8AIUIA..~ YEAGU llves in Newport Beach. 0 I T I E R E C 0 ·1 D ''I'm known for steady hands, but they haven't stopped trembling since my arrest. " -scorr MCCLUNG, upon his release from a medical clinic in Cozumel, Mexico, where he had been held on gun-smuggling charges from Aug. 1 t until the charges were dropped Friday. l E I T E R 0 F I H E W E E· 1 Mighty Mac at the bat The fans gathered near and tar At home or listened m the car Mighty Mac clobbered number 60 We thought that was really nifty Next came homer number 61 For laborers, dad and son We gasped'at number 62 That was for all to view There ts again joy ln Mudville tonight All our hearts and souls he did ignlte Tnne to get excited and nervosa •• To root for McGwiro and Sammy Sosa .. ,. ... •• MICHAEL GWU Newport~ ... • PMMOO SHAH, Chief Finanoal Officer READERS HOTUNE 642-6086 Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560. Con. Mesa. CA 92626 Copyright No ~stories. 1llustr1t1ons, ~1to r1al matter or advert1~ments herein un be reproduced with· out written pe<mlwon of copy· right own•r. . 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CN NA rl(;1'I ,.,.,..,., TEMPEAAl\MES Balboa 76158 Corona del Mar 76158 Costa Mesa 78157 Newport Beach 76158 Newport Co.st 77/59 SURF fOMCAST LOCATION SIZE w.dge 2-3sw N~port ,. • 2·3 SW Blackles 2_.sw River Jetty 2-4sw CdM 2-3 SW TIDD TOOAY first low 4:321.m. 1.0 first high 10.41 am S.1 Second low 4.S7 p.m. 0.9 Second high 11 p.m 4.6 WEDNESDAY First low 4:55a.m. First high 1U>6 am s.o Secondb.rol 5:33 p.m. · 1.0 · Second high 11 :37 pm. 42 WAlD There wlll b~ little change In the surf over the next few days Swells will tend to be some· what peaky- around waist to • shoulder high. A strong onshore flow Is pushing some ••tensive low clouds across the ~Southland. This wJll c1use some more OVtrCISt skies today and not much cha~g• In th• surf. NEWPORT RAot • ~ Road A cellular phone worth $180 was stolen from: a car 1n the 2300 block. • • Newport C...-Drtv.· A purse_ cellular phone and a pager: worth $350 were stolen from a busrne\s m the 900 block. : • Swhore Drive. A cellular phone worth $319 was stolen from: a home in the 6300 block " • Vista dtl ON. A set of tools and acer stereo worth $2,317: were stolen from a car rn the 100 block. : " r " COSTAME'SA • • lristof S~ A wallet and Its contents worth $124 were: stolen from a car In the 3300 block. • Mafquls Cowt; A computer, cellular phone and a pager worth : $5,256 were stolen from a car In the 800 block. • • Newj»Oi t .....,,_,. -iwiint)i cartons of cigclrettt1 and a 2.: liter bottle of soct. worth $52 were stolen from a store In the.· 2000 bloc!(. • w.t Mldrtfuo 9oulevn Sixty wood p.lleu worth S250 c wtrt stolen from a busintu In the 1600 bfotk. • W1t1•11doi1' W.,. A cellula; phone worth S 156 was stolen ; from a CM In the J.400 block. • • * 1 • . Newport Beach/Costa J..lteso Daily Pilot Ill VEIDICT robert gordner Learning aboutf acts of life from the 'big kids ' who came down to the beach fully clothed, stretched out on the sand under the P-icr, wtth hi!> straw bat over his face. Through a slit in the hat he would ~k up in an attempt to look up wider the dresses of ladies walking on the pier. Of course, he hao to look between the cracks between the boards making up the pler lloor so, even with my lack of knowl- edge, I could see Ulat his field of vision was rather limited. However, he was a peeping Tom, so the .big kids thre't' him in the. ocean and told him not to come bilck. He didn't: Then there were a couple of flashers. With those old , heavy black woolen one-piece bathing suits, it was easy to wear an oversize suit, pulf it en J arrived in Balboa aside and Show one's private m 1921 at the ripe old parts to unsuspe,cting ladies. A ge of 9, l didn't know couple of flashers tried it on the any youngsters of my own age Balboa beach that summer, got so I attached myself to a group the water treatment and didn't of young men who hung ·l'etu,rn. · ' around the Green Dragon-Cafe. The chilc\ molester first tried I will always think Qf them as to pick me up. I said no thanks, the "big kids.• and I told the big kids. They They were basically a bunch watched him actually pick i.tp of former Santa Ana High another young lad. As the man School football players who and little boy left the beach, so hung around tlle Green Dragon too <lid all the big kids with me because my brother-in-law. tagging along. Dick Whitson, one of the own-. It was great fun hiding ers of the Dragon, had been a behind cars and houses as we famous football player at Santa followed the man and the little Ana High School before World boy. Of course, I didn't have the War J. foggiest idea what we were One of their favorite pas-doing, but it t>eemed very excit- times was diving off the top of ing the Pavilion That was a pretty Finally the man and the little high dive and was made more boy came to the man's cottage. dangerous because of the They entered thf' cottage, and a chance of coming up wider cl few seconds ldter a couple of motorboat. 11li.s had happened tons of former Santa Ana High a few years before to a young School football players went man who had been disembow-thr h th d I f l eled and bled to death on one oug at same oor. 0 -lowed. of the Pavilion floats . The story The man was showmg the lost nothing in its gory telling little boy a book that had plc-and retelling. When not diving off the tures of naked men. The b1g Pavilion, the big kids went ·kids tore up the book, cuffed bodysurling next to the Balboa the man around a little, told him pier. When not in the water, to put on his clothes, and they lay on thP sand much like escorted him to the Pacific Elec- the spokes of a wheel. beads to tiic car at the comer of Main the cente1. to facilitate convcr-and Central, put hlm aboard sation. 1 would wiggle up and told him not to come back .. between them, and from that He didn't. vantage point began my sexual That was my introductio'n to education. l had to start from sex in the summer of 1921 fu _ scratch smce the subject was Balboa. By the end of the sum- forbidden in my home. At 9, I mer, I knew about peeping didn't even know where babies Toms, flashers and child moles- came from. ters, but I· still didn't know • The beach became my class-• room. From the big kids I where babies came fiom . • learned of such esoteric facets of sexuality as peeping Torm, ·flashers and child molesters. The peeping Tom was a man • ROBERT GNU>NER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs Tuesdays FOR THE RECORD In the Sept. 14 •For the record," 1 dents was an dss1stant pnndpal at the Costa Mesa mdJl accused of Rdncho Alarrutos Htgh School in haVlng sex Wlth one of lus stu-Garden Grove. Come ... the war It uted to IM befoN It l1 the w., ft outht to be! -8H laave a tan on 111 ,,...,..,.,_,..... Look in Classifieds Wednesday, Sept 23 'd 1'\"~-.. f OR A SPECIAL WEDDING SECTION! D.on't Miss It! . ............. P.ilot .. -Tue~y. September 22, 1998 ·3 Teenciger · sexucµIy assaulted at OCC •Girl, 17, told police that a man fon-house that evcnm9. police said. The victim's pdrenli filed a dled her, but she escaped_ by ki~g missing persons report when they didn't hear from thelI daughter GRf.(j R.lsuNc.; by a man, who gr; t>eq her arm that everung. When she was finaJ- Oott Nol and told her to c e with him. ly located the victun told her The man added that ~e didn't mother dbout the sexual battery, COSTA MESA -OCC is comply she would be harmed, police said putt.mg staff and students on full police sdid. . . School 0Hic1als placed fliers on alert after a 17-year-old girl The victim told police U1at she cars when school began m claimed she was sexually assault-was brought to a starrwell of the August, inforrrung students about ed on campus Friday afternoon Fine Arts building and pushed a 24-hour escort seJ'Vl,Ce available The college's CrisJS Alert Team against u wa.ll She clauns the to them. ThP-fliers ctlso descnbed met Monday after. beV1g notified man. fondled her breast and rdn thP 30 emergency phones thdt are of the alleged attack by Costd his hand over her leg. She locked . located thioughoul the campus Mesa police. The group sent lliPrs the mal,l and ran lo a nearby. The assailant 15 descnbed as a to faculty and posted a report with pho~e where she tned t~ call her black man m his late 20~. about b the attacker's description on poles family. The suspect dldn t follow, feet 2 mches tall, medium bwld and bulletin boards. police add. Police said the victim, who When no one answered the Wlth dark. eyes. a shaved head ., that hung horn his neck. lives in La Palma, was walking phone, she met some of her and weanng a goatee. t le WdS toward one of the college's park-friends but didn't tell them what last seen weanng blue derum ing lots to meet her mother at happened. She left campus with a overalls, no shut, a while cloth about 1 p.m. She was approached friend and stayed at the friend's vis?r· and d red strtng with keys Anyone •.•.nth information can cull the Costa Mesa Poht:\! Department at 754-5039. Public comments sought on Peninsula parking .. Tl)e city's parking manage- ment consultants are ready to present their ideas for improving the parking situation on the Bal- boa Peninsula, and dfe askmg for the public's input before drafting a formal; proposal. The Parking Management Plan is a key part of the city's effort to revitalize the peninsula and has been identified as a City Council priority. Sharon Wood, assistant city mandger, said the consultdnts should have a range of solutions for each problem, including park- ing occupancy, parking turnover or a lack of spaces in a certain area One potentiaJ solubon· will be remote pdrlong lots Wlth shuttles to the peninstila's vanous destina- tions, she said. Three workshops are planned Concerts in the Park a swinging good time The Balboa Theatre Founda- tion's free Concerts m the Park senes continues tonight with SWUlgtown, an 11-piece big band that will have the anticipated large crowd jumpin' and jivm' un tiJ sunset. Featunng Julie Ragins. Dave1 Easlly and Mike Labrador on vocals, Swmgtown plays 193<h dnd '40s swing sounds, classic rock of the ·sos and '60s and some favorites from the past two decades. Bntta Pulliam, president of the Downtown BaJboa Business Asso- ciation, said the foundation has raised $13,000 so far from raffle sales and donations at the Tues- The loundat1on is trymg to raise $1 .5 million to reopen the tustonc Balboa Theatre on the peninsula . Dayna Pettit, president of the foundatlon board, said the group has a little more than $300,000 so far. Once the theater is reopened, the foundation will continue to raise funds for its ongoing main- tenance and operation. The concerts. trom 6 p.m. to dusk. are 'scheduled every Tues- day through Oct. 6. day night concert senes, most of · lliflll•ll .. 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" Mcl.lil St to allow detd1led discussion of strategies in certdm areas of the peninsula Residents dnd bus1- ne:.s ownen:; Me encouraged to attend the workshop focused on theu area of concern, but every- one 1s welcome to participate in all the workshops: •McFaddPn Square/LidoiC1v1c " • Central Balboa commercial ared -9 to 11 d.m Sept. 29 at Tale of th~ Whale Restaurant, 400 Center commc•roal aicas .-7 tqJ) p m. Sept. 29 m City Counol chambi>r~. 3300 Ne\ .. port Blvd. ' • Res1dt•ntld.1 art.?dS -7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 1 m the AmencC legion Hall, 21 5 15th St : ' • . ... -Jenifer Raglal]1t Sabatino Tomm~ P~tcr Phil Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner l nlqut ••~ ""'"' &. d111lni ror•'"' •••;J.,b~ fOf' eroup bu_-..n .. 'mttllnt> iond pri••lf fwn<I"''" 723-0621 Plea~ Call f'or Reser\allun' and Direction~ 251 hip}ard Way :Newport Beach "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" All Types of Window Treatments • Valances & Cornice Bo"es ·•Roman Shades • Blinds •Verticals • Shutters • Bedspread Complimtntary Conn4ltlltion in Your Homt ~~ Factory & Showroom 1998 Harbor Bl\'d C.o,ta Mesa ~fVAUOW!Tli , 642-8400 IO il"U!!(!O•UOI OTHU! Of°FUIS IO™• & ~ SAVE MONEY.! SAVE TIME! Witt\ ttle Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS CALL 642-5678 4 Tuesday, September 22, 1998 Newport Beoch/Costo Mieso Daily Pilot Barbecue caps successful Shalimar me~tjng ·series • P li d · d-t li,_-....... k d ·we are trying to get residents 'II EI HEID 0 ce an res1 ens ave wor e to be more proactive." she said, on-building better commuI1ication. GRrc. Rl~UNC lkftf'b COSTA MESA -Police are pleased Wlth resident turnout in the Shalimar neighborhood to~ a series of community meetmgs thdt wa9 capped off with a cele- bration Saturday. Hundreds of people snacked on hot dogs and soda al the bar- becue m the West Side neighbor- hood . Police have held meetings for the past several months, hoping to build better commurucation. More residents have been attend- ing meeb.ngs, buildmg momen- tum and excitement m the neigh- borhood "The only ones to change the neighborhood are the residents," said Carm Gullo, president of the Shalimar/James Street Apart- ments Owners Association "We are working together and 1 think things have improved signifi~ant-ly.. . . Dense with ap~ents and light mdustnal businesses, the neighborhood is pnmarily home to Labnos. Once beset by gang activity and overcrowded apart- ments, Shalunar is slowly turning the corner with ·educational and awareness programs. Annette Pereda, a commuruty services officer for the Costa Mesa Police Department, said the neighborhood watch meetings helped break down barriers. Res- idents were given basic inJormcl- tion that proved essential m builQing unity among residents. noting that the number of calls to the Police Oepcirtment from Shal- imar neighbors have skyrocketed since the meetings. ·we're letting them know who to call when there may be a problem. The meobng& have opened up their eyes.• Police have taken measures that have yielded positive retu.J"nr.' -Concrete barricades located on several streets reduced drug traf- fic m the neighborhood. Police hope the unveiling of a neighbor- hood watch sign Saturday will aJso deter crime. ·we are happy With the suc- cess we've had to this point," said police Off1<;er John Gates. "We dre putting more of a focus on that commuruty. Without a relation- ship w1th neighbors, they aren't going to report inadents. • DON LEACH I OAll.Y PllOT Nick Balbas, 1Yl eighth gra der and PE class aid at Springview Middle School, nets the bas· ketball hoop outside the school ln preparation for the year. AROUND TOWN BRIEFLY IN THE llEWS • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, Around Town, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. 92627; fax them to 646- 4170; or call ~1224, ext. 228. A com· plete listing of Around Town can be found at www.tatimes.comlpUot TODAY Commercial Real Estate Women will present a luncheon program titled Conduit Lending -Redl Estate Meets Wall Street at noon at the Westin South Coast Pldza, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa Adnussion J!) $48 ctt the door: Reg· istration Will tse at 11 :30 a.m. For more infonnatJon, ca.LI 730-6100. A trult and flowers hands-on workshop will be presented from o to 9 p.m. at the Flower Ware- house, 1308 Logan Ave., Costa Mesa. The workshop will instruct participants on how to create the latest look for the bolJdays. A fee of $35 mcludes dll ingredienli and containers. For more mfonna- tion, call 545-0310. MonJca Klein will present a free seminar btled Ayurueda. Saence of We from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservabons are reqwred. For more ltllonnatJon, call (800) 595-6667 WEDNESDAY Th e city of Newport Beach Commuruty Services will present ·a new series of drawmg and painting workshops featuring individual instruction for begin- ners through advanced students in mixed media. The senes begms today and contunues for eight Wednesdays, from 10 a .m. to 12·30 p .m ., at the Vince Jor- gensen Center adjacent to Mariners Library, 2005 Dover Ori· ve, Newport Beach. For mort> information, call 644-3151. The Networkers wl1l meet from 11:45 a.m .. to 1 p.m. al the Costa Mesd Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Adinis- sion is $12 and includes lunch. For more mformation, call 885-9093. Connect at the Corona del Mar Branch 1.Jbrary, a series of work- shops f eaturi.ng tips for effectivE' use of library resources, Wlll be presented from 7 to 8:30 p m every Wednesday through Nov 25 at the lJbrary, 420 Mdflgold Ave. The workshops will also red- ture strategies for Web naVlga- tion. Admission is free. For more mlormation, call 717-3801. Marilyn Joyce will present a senunar and book signing titled Soy Beans -Health Insurance m a Pod from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Book sigrung will be from 8 to 8:30 p.m. Reservations are required. For more in.formation, call (800) 595-6667. Construction has started ... .... Finally We're ~Janning to Move --·--·-In Early December Thank You to all of our loyal customers who have made our move possible. You'll be pleased with the results. Come on In & see the rendering of our new location and enjoy the 15 yea,.. of hlstorv In our current spot. O pen 7 Days 4:()()pm to lO:OOpm S undays at 2:00pm 631-21·10 THURSDAY A seminar UUed PMS & Menopause A Natural Wom(!n's Guide will be presented by Ors Mark dnd Angela Sten- gler trom 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Pano Cafe al Mother's Market and J<jtchen, 225 E. 17th St., Cos- ta Mesa. A book sigrung will take place from 8:30 to 9 p.m. Reserva- tions are reqwred. For more infor- mation, cctll (800) 595-6667. FRIDAY Free samples will be given du.r- ing peak hours dt Mother's Mar- ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., C'osta Mesa. Vendors will set up tables focltunng their products around the store. For more infor- mdtion, call 631 -4741. SATURDAY A mountain-bike ride will take place al 9 a.m . .at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Bikers·will meet dt El Morro Visitor Center. PdJ'king is $5 For more informa- tion, call (949) 494-3539 A KS Skin Care demonstration will. be presented from 3 to 6 p m m the body care department at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St . Costa Mesa For more informauon, call 631-4741. . SUNDAY A ba.ck-co\Ultry hikf' will take place from 9 a.m. to noon al Crys- tal Cove Slate Park, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. I llkers will meet dl El Morro Visitor Cen- ter. Parlung is $5 For more infor- mation, call (949) 494-3539. MONDAY Youth basketball ,. sign-ups Saturday The Ne~rt Mesa Nabonal Junior Bas"Ketball Association will bold sign-ups for players in the hrst thiougb eigh'th grades SEPT. 29 · How loud are'the Dogs Barking, a free luncheon investment senu- nctr, will be presented at 12:30 p.m at The Arches, 3334 W. COdst Highway, Newport Beach for more ltllormation, call (949) 723- 8362. from 9 d.m . to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Lincoln Elementary School gym, 3101 Pacific View Dnve, Corona del Mar. The popular basketball pro- gram runs from Nove mber through March. For more infor- mation, call 225-8385. tables up with products for the public to ~· Hours are from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. For more inlorma- uon, caU (714) 631-4741. ONGOING_ St. Andre w 's Presbyterian Church offers d support group for fcmuhes with loved ones who are mentdlly lU The group meets Jrom 6·30 to 8 p m. Sundays in the Free samples will be given dur-f ree samples wtJl be given dur- ing peak how-s at Mother's Mar-in~ peak hours at Mother's MM- kct and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., kel and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costd MeSd. Hours are 9 a.m. to Costa Mesa. Vendors will set 10 p.m. For more information, call I tables up with products for the 631-4741. public to try. Hours are from 9 a.m. to 10 p .m. For more mfonna- A back-country hike will take uon, call 631-4741. Natasha Trene y will present a ~ free seminar titled Probiotlcs from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cdfe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. A book sigrung will follow from 8 to 8:30 p m. Reservaaons are reqw.red. For more ltllormauon, call 631- 4741. SEPT. 30 Free ~ples will be given dur- mg peak hours at Mother's Mar- ket and Kitchen, 225 E 17th St., Costa Mesa. Vendors will set ·church's Dierenfield Hall C, 600 St Andrews Road, Newport Beach The confidential group is open to the community. For more i,ntonnation, call 631-2880. Prospects Networking Group meets from 7:15 to 8.30 am. Wednesdays at Mum's Cafe, 18l5 Newport Blvd , Costa Mesa. Br •akfast is $6. For more mform.a- tion, call Angie Stafford at 474- 2225 or Tina Fuman at 551-3156. place from 9 a.m . to.noon at Crys- tal Cove Stc1lc Park. 8471 E . Coast H1ghwdy, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet dt El Morro Vi.sitor Cen- ter Parking is $5. For more infor- mation, call (949) 494-3539. WARNING Cbemicab known to the State to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm are found in gasoline, crude oil, and many other petroleum products and d\eir vapors, or result from their u se. Read and follow label directions and use care when handling or u sing all petroleum producta. Chemicala known to the State to cause can cer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm are found in and around gasoline stations, refineries, chemical plants, and other facilities that produce, handle, tranaport, 1tore, or tell crude oil and petroleum and chemical products; Other facilities covered b y this warning include, fo r example, oil and pa wells, oil and gas treating plants, petroleum and chemical 1toraae tanks, pipeline systems, marine vessels and barges, tank trucks and tank can, loading and unloading facilities, and refueling facilities. The foregoing warning is provided pursuant to Proposition 65. This law requires the Governor of California to publish a list of chemicals "known to the State to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity.'' This list is compiled in accordance with a procedure established by the Proposuio n, and can be obtained from the California Environmental Protecti on Agency. Proposition 65 requires that a clear and reasonable warning be given to persons exposed to the listed chemicals in certain situanons. Aer• Energy LLC ARCO Atlantic Rlchfleld Company, tta •fflllates and subsidiaries CHEVRON CORPORATION end tta s-cb•ldlar1ea · · Equllon EnterpriaH, LLC (under the trademark• Shell and Texaco) Exxon Company, U.S.A. • dlvlalon of Exxon Corporetlon, •nd 8fflllat8d companies Jackpot Convenlenc. Store•, Inc._ r , Mobll on C«Poratlon, lta etftlllltn and aubald .. rles Phllllps Petroleum Comptiny SFPP, LP., Operating Partner Kinder Morgen Energy Partner•, L.P. Texeco, Inc. Time OU Co. Tosco Corponitlon, It• division• and aubsld .. rlea (•nit under the tradem•r.f<8 78, BP and Clrcle K) Ultramar Inc. BMcon The Valvollne Company a dtvlalon of Aahland Inc. For more information, pl~ call: 1-800-523-3157 . • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot CLINTON CONTINUED FROM 1 said there's an inside Joke among attorneys that IS being whi!iJ.>ered ~hile Witnesses take their oaths (lunng depositions. "We say jokingly, 'I swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth subject to the Bill Clinton exception,·" he Sdld. Having watched the second half of Clinton's grand jury testi- mony, Dennis said he's convinced that the president was lying and evading questions. MThere's two ways to deceive or nu.stead a jwy, • he said "Give real short. answers or give these answers that don't answer the question.• · Clinton took the route of long narrative answers that nught pro- vide partial answers tmd then changed the subject, Dennis said. While he agrees thdt the presi- dent appeared to be "mincmg words,• Sessa said he believes the grand jury testimony proved HOUSE . CONTINUED FROM 1 M My greo.t-great-grandpar- ents lived in Orange County and their old ranch house was destroyed," he said. "I'm ·1ust • excited that this house looks like it's going to be preserved:" Cemicb's development plans were approved last mo'!_th by the city's Plcmrung Commission, but commissioners expressed their desire to see the house preserved. As a resuJt, Cernich oUered to pay $5,500 m relocahon costs if the city took on the project, in addition to gwmg U1P city the house free of charge. Bill Huscroft also said the family will donate some valuable . attached features m the house, that the entire inve~tlgation hds be n little more than a Republi- can Wltch hunt. • u you look at the questions that were asked, 1t was totally uncalled for,• he said. "This isn't a case about perjury but trymg to . drive the president out of office. The oiily people who support this arc the radical right, the relig1ous nght and the anti-Clintorutes. • Dennis said he was begUlning to respect Clinton pnor to the Lewinsky matter. But he ddded that the president's splitting of haus in his interpretdlion of whdl constitutes sexual relations is a clear indication that he is still lytng. . "I heard his contorted argu- . ment about bow he didn't com.nut perjury in the PauJa Jones deposi- tion,· DenniS said. "The only way he couJd believe his argument that someone can have sex Wlth you without you having sex with them is if he was stupid. And he's not stupid." -Staff writer Greg Risling contributed IQ this story wdud.ing an oversize, footed bathtub. Mayor Peter Buffa was the sole dissenter, saying he thought there were other homes and resoilices in Costa Mesa that have been here longer than the Huscroft house. While it was built in 1912 m Santa Ana, the house wasn't moved to Costa Mesa until 1954. . Councilman Gary Monahan also ex.pressed some concern about the cost that might come with trying to restore and main- tain the old house, but voted in favor of the motion. Linda Dixon, a Costa Mesa PldJlning Commissioner, urged the council to accept the house so that the conununity couJd raise money and volunteers to restore the building and some- day turn It into a museum. .. • , Scream for any HBO or <lnemax StarpaCk and get mmected for only $4.95. Plus recehe .· . 2 FREE general~ tidclll r to Knott'~ Berry ~nJ* .. -Tuesdoy, September 22, 1998 5 MORE VIEWS ON CLINTON IN'flJMl "He' seemed pretty sullen, real straight-laced. I think he was believ· able .. It's just that this whole deal is such a joke. To. keep dragging this through the mud makes me so frus- trated. Ken Starr's definitely got it out for this guy." "He was basically backpedaling the Awhole time. He kept saying, 'I don't remember this,' or 'I don't recall this.' It was kind of weak and uhbelievable. I wasn't too sto.ked about it He's such a politician. He'd say 100 things besides answering the question." -Jerry Jirkovsky, 40, Costa Mesa -Keith Ma rtel\s, 26, Costa Mesa . "I think he's terrific: I dreaded seeing the tapes. I wasn't even going to watch them but now that I've seen them, I don't know what all the hype was about. I really think this is 3 very parti· san thing. I feel sorry for the presidents of the future. He's not a good husband, but I think he's a wonderful president. H -Ann Gra u, 66, Newport Beach ·1 think he's a great president. I don't think he had a sexual affair. I think he's 100% loyal." • The Volunteer Directory runs periodt cally in the Daily Pilot. If you'd like infor· mation on getting your organization ltsted, call 5744228. ALS ASSOCIATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER . • The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclero- sts Assooation, Orange County Chapter, needs many volunteer~. For informallon, call the chapter office at 375-1922 ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE COUNTY The Alzheimer's Assoeiation of Orange County needs volunteers ror either of two services - helpline assistants at the chapter office, or support group leaders/co-leaders in the commu- ruty. Daylong help lme traming sessions and support group leader trdmmg sessions are Cree. They dlso include a light lunch. To reg- ister, can 283-1111 ds soon dS pos- sible. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY The Orange County ~egion of the -A~I Han-ell, 28, Costa. Mesa VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY Amencan Cdncer Society seek~ ofhce volunteers. The society 1c; also seeking volunteers to ansV{er cdlls lor the urut's Helpline lnfq- f'eutcr. For mformation on these dnd other volunteer upporturu- tu><;. cull L1sd Ldndry dl 261-9446 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ANGELS ON WHEELS \oluntLt~ r clovers from Newport Beach dnd Costa Mesa can help through Suturday at 2ti00 E . Coast Highwt1v, Corona del Mar. For more infom1auon, call 640· 4777 AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY RELAY FOR LIFE The Amencan Cancer Society n(•eds volunteers for a number of tasks· For more mformallon, con- tact Lisa Landry at 261-9446. cancer patients get to and from AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN their medt<:al treatments 1r MEDICINE Orange Countv. Volunteers useo their own ca~ or the society's Amencu.ns for Free Choice in donatNi van tn rea!Jy make a dif-1 f\ted1cme, a nonproht educational ferem e m someone's recovery organual!on founded on the idea Patients art" able to get m and out of md1v1dual liberty and fre of veh1dcs themselves Volun-enterpnse, is seeking office vol· teers fl!USt he at ledst 25 years old unteers. For more mlonnation Wlth a valid dnver·s hc('nsc. Cdll call 645-2622. Lr~d Landry at · 26 t -9446 to I he>comr an Angel on Wheels. AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION The Americdn }!Part Assoc1abon 1s look.mg for volunteers to per- ' lunn Vdnous general office duties, The AmN1C<1n C<inCel Society mcludmg photocopymg, typmg, Discovc'ry Shop needs volunteers light computer work, as well as trom l 0 d ,fll tu 5 p.m. Monddy prepdrulg large mailings and oth- AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP er various dencal duties from 9 a m, to noon or 1 to 4 p,m., Mon- day through Fnclay. Call Ten Brown, volunteer coordmdtor, at . 856-3555 for more-information. 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(S<MO\-er$26.00.) 2 FREE general adnmsion t.id<d.s to Knott>s Berry Farm•wtten you order aey HBO or Cincmax Starpad<! Call now, offer disappear October 3, 1998 . l~ .. ~I( .., • I oA " t I• • : c;,,.,Of, . . . . . . . m-OPENER Newport Harbor High's giis YOirpW tecln; runlted No. 1 it the State, stunned by out-of-th.blue VrJty Christimt /set page 7 Newport Beoch/Costo Meso Dolly Pilot 111 Newport Beach 's Lindsay Davenf)ort .,continues her quest for No. 1 after her U.S . Open conquest. llKllARO Dl -.~ • • • llciy"" s soon as Lindsay Davenport won the U.S. Open, her hfe changed instantly, like or not. Suddenly, the 22-year-old women's tennis champion, who prefers to exist behind the scenes if it doesn't i.Qclud~ big serves and baseline stroftes, 'Wtts appearing on the Rosie O'Donnell Show and spend.mg 12-hour days qomg interviews and photo shoots in New York. "Throughout the year, you do a lot of that stuff off the court, but I say no to most of it because hlon't en1oy it,• Davenport said Monday at the Palisades Tennis Club. "But since I won the Open ('Sept 12), I was told I had to do :a lot of medla. • Davenport makes it sound like drudgery. She seems almost embarrassed by the attention since captunng her first Grand _5Jam singles title. But she would choose normalcy over headlines any day. "It is clifterenl," Davenport said of the demands on her life smce winrung the Open. "A lot of people have come up to me and congratulated mf>, but hopefully the excitement will die down and hopefully people nught forget about 1t. I don't mean that in a ne9ative sense. lt's JUSt that I want to be normal. For the past week, I haven't really felt that way.· Davenport, who sdld earlier this year she enjoys liVJ.ng in Newport Beac;h because "people just do their own th.mg here dOd leave you alone." has even expetienced a slight change while strolling the local shoppmg centers since becoming the first Amencan- 'bom woman to win the Open in 16 years "I can even feel people here (treating me different) I like normal, though,• she sajd. Davenport, ranked No. 2 m the world, doesn't mind top-ranked Mdrt.ina Hmgis and other teen stars on lhe Women's Tenrus Association Tour like -Anna Kounkova and Venus Williams posing for non-sport magazmes m apparel unrelated -to tennis. She's only mterested m getting back to work with coach Robert Van't Hof and preparing for lhe season's final five tournaments, w1lh the possibility -... ..q:"he 5-foot-10, :l 170-pound sr,JUOr tailback •r\ished for ' career-high 172 yards on 23 carries, . ~luding bursts m55 and 28 ~ds • • NEWPORT WOMEN'S PRO TENNIS LINDSAY IN '98 ' ~· {J • • •=pion WTA TOUR RESUIJS +Sydney + Australian Open ~ Pan Pacific (Tokyo) + Oklahoma City ~ Indian Wells +Lipton + Hilton Head + Amelia Island ~Berlin -> French Open +Wimbledon ~Stanford •)San Diego + Manhattan Beach ~New Haven +U.S. Open . quarterfinals semifinals champion semifinals finals quarterfinals quarterfinals semifinals round of 16 semiftnals quarterfinals champion champion champion semifinci.ls champion Note: Lindsay Davenport's overall '98 win-loss record, 49-11 Lindsay Davenport . with her own set of champions in Palisades Tennis Club owner and operator Ken Stuart (below, center) and Coach Robert Van't Hof ln a recent celebration at the Palisades Tennis C lub toasting Its roster of talent and accomplishments. At right she holds court with an appreciative Newport Beach crowd. Below, a banner jgr the ages. PHOTOS COURTESY OF PAT PARSONS Sl.utt t>:wltt RolK tf \0111 I Ho11,c ca.•~ h ol Che \t1u of taking over the No. 1 spot in the world. "It's so close, but it's also so confusing,· Davenport said of the computer rankings system, in which she trails Hmgis by onJy 148 poil'lts, after starting the year more than 2,300 points behind. "We'll go back and forth (dunng the fmal five weeks), and we'll see who's No. 1 at the end." Davenport, 6 Palisades Club member who was awarded a city proclamation Fnday rught (along with Van't Hof) by Newport Beach Mayor Tom Edwards, clenched her left fist and cned with joy after defeating Hmgis, 6-3, 7 -5, in the women's final at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, N:v. Ml cned when I won the Olympic gold medal (m 1996), too," she said. "So 1 cried when I won the U.S. Open, just th.e same as when I watch teams on lelevlSlon and they win the World Series or the Super Bowl." Prior to the Open, Davenport heard the whispers: She needed DEL 'MAR JUSTIN SH EA A 6-foot-3, 230-pound seruor end, he was key to stopping Costa Mesa's runrung game and also returned a fumble inside the 5. JllRIOR • to W1Il a Grand Slam lo get the so-called monkey off her back; she'd peaked too soon for the Open, captunng three · titles in August and entering as'the Open's hottest player. way, people start talking about it Just look at Ivan Lendl. who went to four (Slam) finals before wmrung (the French Open m '84). He was ranked No. 1 or 2 in the world and "As an athlete, you can't control when the best 1s going to come out, but wmrung those three tournaments in California (at Stanford, Carlsbad and Manhattan ~~.·-.. ,~~ .. ., ~UP. ,..,~ .. ~> . people were saying how he couldn't win that big one." Davenport, whose fovonte Grand Slam is actually the Australian Open because of the laid-back attitude there and do e prox:unity of the hotel to the courts, has lost 30 Beach) definitely helped my confjdence, • she swd. "All I heard was that I'd peaked too soon, though." ~ pounds over the past two years to improve her mobility and stamina. The hard work has paid off, but she 1Sn't about to rest on her laurels. Not since Chns Evert m 1982 had anotller Ametican-bom woman won the nation's most prestigious tennis title. "The feeling now is that once you've won (a Grand Slam), you can probably wm another,· Van't Hof said. "But the toughest one to wm IS the first one. U you don't get the fm.t one out of the "It's a close race to No. 1." Van 't Hof satd. "Hingis will still do well (for the rest of the year) and hopefully Lindsay will do well It's like the Angels right now. They're bed for first place.• Davenport, the tour's Player of L HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL HONORS COSTA DAVE WEIR 'T"he 5-foot-11, l 175-pound junior linebacker mtercepted a pass, forced a fumble on a sack and made two touchdown- 5avmg tackles. • MES A JAS ON RAN KIN A o-fool, 185-pound junior msidt> linebdcker, he was tt cons1sleQt force agdmst the run in only his second varsity start. • ESTANCIA OSCAR GARCIA ~·BRANT 9 HILL BREIT VA LBUENA GE RA LDO MOLINA 'T"he 5-foot·l l , • .l 190-pound 5Cl'tior receiver -.eaugbt cM er-high .eight pass for 89 yards, lncludmg :t<fUchdoWnJ of 5 •yards. • · A 6-f oot-5, J-\..230·pound eruor middle .line~ collected 'six solo tackles and I our assists to help key Harbor• win over Marina. ~c 6-foot-4, J. 185-pound semorwide ruc eJfEI capght a team-I admg six passes for 85 yards, 1 mcluding a 45-yard touC'hdown. • . •, A !J foot-7, 165-pound ~nior nel>(i~ ....... -- he roamed sideline lo sideline, a.ma ing a 11 tacklrn; to lead Eagl~ defonc1PT$, • QUOTE Of THE DAY •1(s jus1 that I want to be nonnm. For the past weelc, I haven't rtrly felt that way ... " Lindsay Davenport. U.S. Open champion Tuesday, September 22, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4-4223 the Month in August for the second straight year, became only the sixth. player m history to wm four or more North Amencan hardcourt singles titles in one year, after swe~ping at the Bank of the West (Stanford), Toshiba (Carlsbad) alld Acura (Man:liatta:n ntslfChT,before clai.ollng her fust Grand Slam. "My fl.l'St three Open matches were pretty easy. then you reach the Round of 16 and face the top players," she said. "I thmk I got a big break when I played the type of players I like to play. For example, I'd rather play Venus than Arintxa (Sanchez-Vicano), and Venus beat Arantx.a (m the quarterfinals). Each match I made It CVld didn't lose a set. My game wasn't leavmg me all." So much for the theory of peaking too soon. And as far as Davenport's concerned, the real race has just started. Ahead are two tour stops in Germany, then another m Zurich. Philadelphia and New York (The Chase Champ1onslups) conclude the year. Watch out, No 1. Secret weapon no more • CdM flea-flicker for toµchdown helped beat Mesa and sh ould haunt future football opponents. BARR\' FAUl.11.NfIH !kif Pb I n th.e game of X and. O football espionage, what future opponents know may, in fact, . hurt them. With this in mind, Corona del Mar High Coach Dick Freeman, as well as Offensive Coordinator Lyle Ldnsdell, man• aged to simultaneously dig a hole for Newport-Mesa DIStrict rival Costd Mesa Friday rught, and plant a seed in the minds of defensive coordinators who must prepare for the Sea Kmgs this fall. The overt operation occurred on the Sea Kings' first possession after tying the game, 6·6, late in the first quarter of th.e nonleague clash at Orange Coast College. Nate Lemmerman had just made a running catch of a Dave Weir punt and returned it 8 yards to the Mustangs 49, when Lans• dell called for the time-honored gadget play known as the flea'- fll cker. CdM quarterback Mike Bergey, who had handed off on three of the Sea Kmgs' four pre- vious hrst-down plays, once again tucked the pigskin into the stomach of Lemmerman, who sped toward th.e line of scrim· mage with the aall and a secret That secret wa!: qwckly exposed -along wtth the over· comoutted Costa Mesa sec. onddry -when Lemmermarl stopped shq[t of the line -. With the defense closing in on him, the Sed King tailback turned and lat· eraled the ball back to Bergey, who promptly lofted a strike to Hunter MacDonald. MacDonald, en1oymg the kind of secondary solitude seldom achieved outside of a receiver's REM sleep, trotted smoothly under the spual a.nd loped into the end zone. The 49-yard touch- down gave th.e Sea Kings the lead for good with 1 :06 left in the operung period and helped key their 23-6 triumph, wluch ended a seven-game losing streak. Though the go-ahead touch- down was a key to the victory, it SEE COM PAGE 7 Last Wffk's high school foott».11 pl•ys of 30 ywds or mon • 74 • filly Cl•yton (Newport Harbor) touchdown pass from Steve Gorman • 65 • Eddie Johnson (Newport Harbor) punt • 55 • N•te LemmennM (Corona del Mar) run • 49 • Hunter Mad>oNlld (Corona del Mar) touchdown pass from Mike Bergey • 45 • Bnttt V•llM.ten. (Estanci a) touchdown pass from Kenny Valbuena • 44 -Seth Rldwirdson (Corona del M ar) touchdown pass from Mike Bergey . . • 37 • Nate J.,.emmennM (Corona del Mar) punt return • 33 • Manu T11nielu (Estancia) touchdown run • 33 • Jimmy tfeno9 (Costa Mesa) run • 33 -Manu T11nielu (Estancia) run • 33 • Biiiy Cl•yton (Newport Harbor) pass from Steve Gorman Last week's big .,.,.,,,.. plays • Corona del MIN'· End Justin Shu snagged fumble out of the air •nd • returned 1t 11 yards to Costa Mese 4 ... End Grllnt Est.brook had a solo s.ck and Shea combined with Stew-Oarll for another •.. Mike ....,_ blocked a field goal .. ttuntw ~Id made TO salfing tackle on 33-y.wd run and broke up a pau 1n end zone on same p<>sses61on. • Newpof't H..t.or • End Steve M<CMthy had a QB sack ... LMMr Lee pounced on a fumbled pitch to set up TO ... MMle ~ lfwtll blocked a converilon · ~ ' • lstMda ·linebacker Gererdo Mol,llM hid .4..tapU&.~u;~DOO-GgaioMnn-.. .-.-·----~ ~ from his free safety posltl'on,~~ down~ Westminster running b.Kk Mllurke eur.ton after a 41·yard rush, stripping him of the ball as Mohna rec:overed the fumble in first quarter ... Tenletu tACkled a runner In the backfield fOf a 2 yard lou John Al•rne and 0...., lrt.no rtcowred fumbles ... T•n,.lu lldded • TO·savtng t~le when he caught and tripped up 'Nestminster bait CMrief at midfield • eo... -.. · ShMM ,.,.,,..,_, Pl't'-lly blocked a punt to set up first TO c- End Ck.-Sendcwet Nd a pair of sades ... Dew Weir lntttC.9Pted a deflected r*s.' . =: =ng tackle and forced •fumble on a s.c~ which was '*Olltfed by I Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Tue~y, September 22, 1998 7 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOllEYIAll BRIEFLY PALDA SHARP~ BUT . COM FALLS CORQ ..................... .....-· NA DEL W I I I I P 0 L 0 MAR -Corona del Mar High s~nior Jason Palda collected three goals, three steals and one assist. but Visiting Servite earned a 14-7 nonleague boys water polo victo· ry over the Sea Ki.rigs Monday. Gan:_ett Gentry. had two goals and two· steals for ijle Sea Kin9s (1·2), who also received goals rrom Ryan Tucker and Brady Fly· nn. Braq Netherton had 14 saves forCdM NON LEAGUE SERVITE 14. CoRoNA DEL MM 7 Score by Quarters Servite 3 4 3 4 t4 Cororia del Mar 1 1 1 4 7 COfona del Mar· Palda 3, Gentry 2, Tucker 1, Flynn 1. Sa~· Netherton 14. Sailors lead Aztecs on, was aided by a pair of vtcto- ne. from the Esldnoa doubles tandems of Jenruter Cassity and Sanaz Chareza1e, dS well as Jenea Gudvangen and Pd1ge McCormack. Estanaa {6-0j hosts nonlP.ague foe Connelly today NONlEAGUE • • EsrAHOA 11, SAVANNA ·7 Singles: Hir\ler (E) def. Pham, 6·0. • def. Lee, 6-2, def. Nucup, 6-2, Frtno (E) lost 1 6, won, 6-3, 6-1; Nguyen (E) lost 4 6, 2·6, won, 6--0 Doubles: Albuzow·Ste1nfeld CE) lost to Shttts·Voelker, 4 6, lost to Chung· Dyqu1angco, 4-6, def Alba-Hur, 6-4; Casslty·Chareza1e (E) won, 7·6, lost. 4 6, won, 6·1;-Gudvangen·McCorrnack k> won, 6-2, lost 6-7, won, 6-0 CdM def eats Foothill TUSTIN -Corona del Mar High sopho· G 0 L f FULLERTHON G 0 l f more Taylor McComuck shln, 48 Newport arbor for rune hole::. to Jedd the~a High freshman Kelly Hunt .· Kmqs to a 150-158 nonleqsue earned medalist honors to help , nine-hole guls goU Vlctory -0ver the Sailors earn d ~47-153 lead host Foothill Monddy at Tustin .over host Esperanza at Coyote Rclllch Country Club. Hills, m the first half of an 18-hold StephdIUe McCoy and Allli.on match to be completed Thwsday. Schnduppner both shot 51 for Hunt's nine-~ole total of 43 CdM. was supported by teammates · • . INAPTUS .OSROOK>JO I DAllY PILOT Erica Wade of Newport Harbor High saves ~ ball with a critical dJg during an intense match with Valley Christian Monday n1ghl Emily McKay (47) and Alex Eagles· airls sixth Robmson (57) o--- ... ..;.:Tiny VC upsets Tars •Division N team from Cerritos pulls off the upset of the year with 12-15, 15-12,'15-11 victory ov0r the -,tale'~ No. 1 ... Newport Harbor. ~Pb HUNTINGTON BEA Cl I -II anyone knows about beating up on larger schools m gtrls volleyball, it's Newport Hdrbor H1gh's Sailors, who felt the wrdth of CIF Southern Secbon D1v1sion IV power Valley Christian of Cerritos ,., Newport Harbor (5·0 in best-of-five ,. , matches), ranked No 2 in the nal.ton by some publications, was stunned Monday . rught in the finals of the Dave Mohs Memo- ' nal Inv1talto~al -formerly the Orange County Champ1onstups -at Edison High. ·We didn't lose 1l, we got beat," sdld Newport Harbor Coach Dan Glenn, whose squdd won the opener of the best-of-three 1 match, 15-12, then lost two strdlght, 12-15, ,.., t 1-15, as the CrusadNs celebrated. •And we're just such d little, tiny school, H ."said Vdlle}' Chnshttn Codch Glddys ,,, Rouwenhorst, whose team returns six '" starters from last year's CJF State Division lV f .,champion • After d slow begmrung. the Crusaders ( 11 ·0 in dU matches) found their rhythm with 6-foot-2 middle blockers Jenrufer Fop- ma (toumdl1lent MVP) and Stacy Rouwen· horst (20 kills) and 6-1 ouls.tde tutter Susie Boogadrd, a freshman. "We playNl with more J.Iltens1-good volli>yball. They don't ty utter we got dO\\Tll, 0·6," th(;' senior Jtouwcnhorst said. "We Wl're scared dt the beginning. then we had a timeout and we • pruyt'd to coa... j ThP. Sailo~. who entered the l <J98 rampaign with thought~ of d i !>L'rnnd national ~1Ue. in five yedFS, "I knew coming in we had our hands full. · We just didn't do the things we needed ntd ke Nrors and they served red! tough in the last tvro Hames." · The Crusaders showed the second 9ame was no fluke when tht'Y opened leads of 7-3 and 9· 4 m the third gd.me Rouwen· horst hdd eight of her kills m the third, wht.le Fopma had hve, to do at the lought off VaUey Christian's rany end ... " in th<• ftISt game to wm Kathy Lavold, Newport's 6-:l St'ruor middle blocker who fin- ished with 12 kills and three solo blocks, wrapped up the first game with a kill at 13-12 and a solo Dan Glenn Newport Harbor girl$ volleyball coach Newport's Jcnrufer C<uey, d senior Sf•ltcr, dOd Ross h~lped get the Sailors to 11 ·8. \\.lflen Valle)-Chn~tJan led. 13· t 0, the Tars mdde four errors ~on their next six st>rve.s dlld thP.y '" ould block on Fopma at game point. Vd.lley Christian had bed it, 12-12, dflt>r being down by six early . Newport started strong aquu1 rn the sec- ond game and appeared to be• on 1ts way to a two-game sweep, leading ti· l and 8-3. But the Crusaders wouldn't go c1way and cmce Heather Storey got the serve. they· rc1llied tlgarn, th.ts time sconng eight slrdlght pc>mb. When clTl 11 ·9 ledd Fopmc1 's bullet kill glanced off the !dee of Newport'..; AJJril Russ, then the Crusaders took ddvanldge ot ctn unforced error. Ross, a 6-1 1umor ni1d~le blocker, recorded back-to-hark sronn9 kllls to pull the Sailors 'hi thin 14 · 12. hut Vallt>y Chrisllan eventudlly won 11 with d block high at the net by Boogt1c.1rd cmd Rouwen· horst. ·we saw them cind we hdd a scouting report: Glenn c;aid ''Thcy'w cl good team and they lu~ked everybody's butt m pool play. They're tctU, talented illld play very . never gel rJoser. ' ·u·s 1ust a tournament, but it fe\oJ., great," the Crusaders' codch said. Vdlley Chnsban, 22-1 last yedr alter bedl· mg Linden (Stockton) m the Stdte Division IV findl, htld 11 lulls and two hlorki. lrom Fopma. Ros IC>d Newport I !arbor w1th 16 kills and four digs, while C dWY dished out 38 assists. taUwd hve kills rtnd poPfwcl up five d.tgs. Krislil Dill had five kills dnd three solo • blocks for the Sailors from her nucldh~ block· er position. •I knew coming in we hdd ot'1r hdflds full,• said Glenn. whost• progrmn won a mytlucdl ndl:Jonal bUt> in Hl94 w1th Misty May (Long Bedch Stdtc). ·we 1ust didn't do the thing~ we needed to do at the end Size ol the school dnd diVIs1011 rloe ·n't mdtter U you get stX great voll<'yball guls on one team, you'll bt' good. 1 n•specl them a lot.• The two teams will resume play at the Co:ita Mesa GoU and Country Club. I lirtler ·paces Eagles C 0 ST A MESA -Seruor T E II II I S f lilldfY Hiitler swept at No. 1 Sill· gles to lead Estancia High to an 11-7 nonleague guls tennis tn· umph over visiting Savanna Monday Hirtler, now 15-3 on the sea· SCHEDULE TOOAY • Voli.,t..11 Colege~ Contotd i at So\nhem c. tfornl• cot ., 7J0pm Htgll school 9.rl• • Oen. H1ll$1t ~ H1<bot, S 4S p m , CNooa del Mi.r at £tt1nc11_ •JO pro. Con. t.4-It S.••nn.t 3 l~pm ...... H Jgh school Qofls • Co<ooa def Mar at PM1nsul.I. l IS pm QpiWano V1flt!y at Newpo.i H•tbot 1 pm.~lly•t Enano., ) p m. CON ~ 1t foothill. J p m COM • Soccw CommUf\tty (ollq .....om@<1 ~n ~o CC It Or ¥lg!! Coau. ) p m ·--polo H>g Ktiool be>)" 11urrunqion IH<l'l at emta Mea. l 15 p.m • -'Gott Hrgh l(hool 91rh • Cotona tlel MM Y\. Los AWl'D>tOS 11 Old ~h CC. 2:)0 pm. CaptSUano v.iwy .... N.wpon 14.tlbor It S..nt.1 AN CC. 1 ~ PITl • Reid hodrey 111Qh !(hoof gotk . S.ntilgO"' N~ HatbOr •t H.atPH School Con.~ )pm CONTINUED FROM 6 had a bonus effect, according to Freeman, who noted infonned future comerbdcks and safeties must now hesitate before spnnt· mg forward with run support. ·we used that play Wlth {All· CIF quarterback) Josh Walz m '95, when teams started to bnng a lot of people to try and stop the IRVINE - -----.-Liz Hu1pe C R 0 S S hntshed 15th C 0 U II T I Y m the D1v1· s1on III girlc; varsity rdce w1ih a time of 19:54 to help Estaona High hnish sixth at' the Wood· hndgc lnvttabonal Saturday. , Janet Bonales was 29th m 20 JO tor th~ Eagles, while Vanes· <,a Stevens (42nd, 20.57). Katlyn Aronson (53rd. 21~17) and ~nnet Cahudntzi 157th. 21 :251 al<;o scored '' DEEP SEA Mondays counts run," Freeman Sdld . ·we prQl>a· bly called 1t once a game that year and we thought we'd give lt a whirl agam the other rught .. lt's not something you want to t .. ke.a chance with deep m your gwn end of the fJeld, but everything worked out perfectly to call 1t agamst Costd Mesa. • tt g1\ es Jther teams ~cune· thing to tlunk about u they µIan on 'bemg redl dggress1vc with thetr defense. It 1ust gives them somc>thing extra to prepare tor " PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE contract for th• profe<fl d• jonty of the Work, In ac· As required by Secllon PUBLIC NOTfCE IF YOU OBJECT to the AND DOES 1 THROUGH Rlch•rd O. frH•.• ---------scribed as: cordance with the provi· 1773 of the California granlmg of the petition, you 50, INCLUSIVE The name and address of ---------• cna1837003 Rerool Sludent Cenler aions of Cahlornia Busl· Labor Code. the Director ol NOTICE OF should appear at lhe hear· YOU ARE BEING SUED BY lhe cour1 is (El nombre y ,, PUBLIC NOTICE ITATEMENT OF Caleterl1 Orange Co111 nest 1nd Proless•ons Code the Depar1ment ol Indus· PETITION TO Ing and stale your ob-PLAINTIFF: (A Ud I• eat• d•reccion d~ 11 COr1I es) SUPERIOR COURT '"B'".,DONMENT OF College, 1pproxlmalely S.Ct•on 7059. • trill fJela11ons ol the Siiia ADMINISTER tec1lon1 or file ¥wrtllen ob-demandando) RUSSELL W O"'·~·GE COUNTY SUPE· .. ""'" 14,487 square loot 11ea All Work mwst be com· of C1hlorn1e ha9· det•r· 5 0 .clion• 'W•th the courl b• THIELE ""'' OF CALIFORNIA, USE OF FICTITIOUS There will not be e pay· pleted Within 45 consecu· mined the g1n1HaOy prevaH· E TATE F: ore the nearing Your ap-You hive 30 CALENDAR RIOR COURT, 700 CNIC COUNTY OF ORA.HOE BUSINESS NAME ment required for each HI uve days. Time Is of the ts· 1ng rtlH of wagH In lhe JAMES LINDLEY pearance may be In person DAYS alter this summons CENTER DRIVE WEST, 341 The City Drive The following persons of bid documents. Conlrac· senc:e. Failure to compltte locality In which the Work EMERSON, AKA or by your attorney. Is served on you lo Iii• 1 SANTA ANA, CA 92701· Poat Office have abandoned the UH ol tore requHling more than lhe Work within the time Is to bO performed. Coples JAMES L, EMERSON, IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR typewritten rHponse 11 lh•I 4079, CENTRAL Box 14171 the Fictitious Business one HI or bid documents HI lor1h herein wlll result In ol thtse wage rate determ•· AKA JIM EMERSON or contingent creditor of cour1 Th• nime, tdd•IH, -1nd Or•n"•• CA Name: ADVANCED EYE will be c:h1rged five doll1ra the lmpos1llon ol l1quld1ted nations. enhUed PREVAIL· CASE NO. A194008 lh• deceased you must Me A letter or phone c111 w • te•ephone n mt>ei 01 pla,,. • AND FACE LASER CEN· ($5) per Heh 1dd1L1onll demagu for each day ol ING· WAGE SCALE. 1r1 To 1~ he rs benetiCteries YOU< cli1m ...;,U\ lhe coon not p1otect you: your type-11 92803·1571 TEA, 320 Superior Avenue HI. Check1 should be d1l1y, In the amount 111 m1int11ned at the DISTRICT creditors contingent cred1: and m11l 1 copy to tti. per· wr.nen response must be t.tf 1 lttOfney, or plal()\ II PUBLIC NOTICES CLASSIFll!D • It's th• resource .-,.ou can eount on to ••II a myriad or merchan· d•H llems, b•cat11e O\lt columns compel quelll1ed buyer-.&o calll 042·5078 IN THE MATTER OF Suite I 350, Newport made pay1ble to Coast I011h 1n the "lnlormallon for office loclled· 11: 1370 1011 and persons who may son•I repreun111111e •I> in p1oper legal rorm 11 you w.th<>Y1 en 1norne;, It · IEI "f'MI! PETITION TO BHch,CA92683 Community College D11· Bldderi.'' Adams Ave .• Coste Mesa. olh~rwse be Interested In poin1edbylhecourtw1th•n wentlhecourttoheatyOUf nombre. II Cr•cc1on y '4 :tAANQE THE NAME The fictitious business trict Eich bid must conform CA 92626; Phys1c1I F1c1ll• lhe .,..,11 or utaJe. or both, lour months from th• date case numero dt t1i1fono det o F E o o IE Mu No z Name cerorred to above B1d1 •hall be received In and be respon11v1 to the tiH Plaqnlng, and ire av11f· or: JAMES LIN OLEY EMER· of the 11111 1ssu1nce of 1111 11 you do not file your re· •boQado del dema!'ldente, PACIFIC V1EW BROPHY was l1led on 5/1/98 In the 1he pl1c1 lden11f11d abOve, contrtct documents Etch 1bl• 10 1ny lnlerealed p1•ty SON AKA JAMES L EM· 1ener1 11 pro11ldett in Pro-1poos1 on lime, you m1y 0 del demtnaantt qua no MEMon• a. 1 P'• nK CASE NUMBER County of Orange, Or1g1n1l and those bid• •hall be bidder •hall aubm11. on the upon requeSI. The Con: EASON, AKA JIM EMER· bale Code 1ectJon 9100. lose the ctse, ind yoUI' l•ene •"""'ldo H ) nuu. ~ File No 19986767299 opened end pubhely rt1d form furnished with· the tractor shall post a copy of SON The time for filing claims wages. ~ and ptOP· •-. Ceme M A 183840 This buainesa Is con-eloud II the 1bov•st1led c:ontrtct documenls, a 1.st lh•• document II each jOb A PETITION FOR PAO· w n not expire 1>erore four erty mt)' be taken 'Wilhoul DAN I L D WHITE. tery • Ot1Uary ORDER TO SHOW dueled by an lnd1Vidu1I lime and pl1ce of the p1opo1ed eubcon· S•I•. The Contracto1 encl BATE hlS been filed by months flom lhe hH•lng lurthe< wern.ng lrom ttie ESO (SBN 1190301. Chapel• CretT\3~ CAUSI! FOR CHANOE 19888788883 In 1ccordance with the lllclora OA lh11 prorect as 1ny tubcontrector under It DORIS GRAY EMERSON in date noltced ab0¥9 court. WHITE AND S1EPP lLP, 3500 Pacific View Cfr.119 OF NAME Thll atellmenl WH filtd provisions ol Calilornl1 required by lhe Subl11t1ng shill p1y not less then lhe Iha Superior Court of Celi· YOU MAY EXAMINE the There are Other legal re· 4100 NEWPORT PLACE. Newpon BelllCh PETITIONER(S) EDDIE with the Counly Clerk ol Public Conlract Code Sec· and Subcontracting Fair spacllled prev111tng rtlOS of forn1a, County of ORANGE file kept by the cOur1 11 you qu1rement1. You may Willi SUITE 800, NEWPORT &44·2700 MUNOZ BROPHY HAS/ Orenge Co nt on 9 3 98 lion 3300, lhe District r• Preollces Act Government wagH lo 111 workers tm• THE PETITION FOR PRO-111 1 person lnleretled In lo call an 11torney "Ohl &EACH CA 92680 ·-------~ HAVE FILED A PETITION 0 1 Pl u Sy ;2• 29 quires that lh• bidder pot· Code Section 4100 et sdq , ployed In-the execulion or BATE r•quests lhll DORIS the estate. you m1y I.le twty. 11 you do not knoW DATE· AUO ti 1"7 _.,...R ---FOR AN ORDER TO It y I ot •Pl • • HH lh• lollowmg CIH· Etch Bid shill be IC· the Contract GRAY EMERSOlll b• •P· with lh• cour1. lormtl ~· an 11torney. you may can • I r.....-_,...._ CHANGE NAMES FROM Oct, e, 13, 1998 T035 11f1cahon of contractor's If. companied by 1 cen1f1ed or No bidder mey w1tl'ldw• polntt-d 11 p9'1001t repr• qvesl IOf Sp.clal Notice en attorney referral ffNic• Al.AN SLATER, Clerk1 IOJ. IROAIWIT EDDIE MUNOZ BROPHY PUBLIC NOTICE cenff at th• l•m• lh•I the c11hter'1 check or bid any l)ld for• pe11o<i ol s •Iv sen11Uv1 to 1dm1n1st1H the tlorm 0£·154) ot the filing or • legal •id otnc. (hllecl b1 K. HOU~ON, Depul1 MortUIW)I * Chap91 TO LALO MUNOZ BROPHY contrect II awtrded. bond 1n an amovnt not IHI (601 d1y1 allet lhe date sot Htate of the decedent. ol 1n Inventory end 1p-in the phone booll) Publ11hed Newport It 11 hereby ordered thll Contrector: C·39 Ucent• ltlan ten ~rcenl (10") of for the opening or b•Cl• THE PETITION requests pre1sll of estate llHll or Despues de que te eft· BHch·Co1ta Mesa Daly Cremation "1 111 person• 1nter11led In NOTICE TO PUBLISH· September 15, lh• total bid price, peyebl• A p1ymen1 bond 1h1n be the decedent a WILL and or any petition or eccount ueguen Hll cllaelon judl· p1101 S.plembef 1 97 15 110 Broadway thi• melter 1ppear before CONTRACTORS 1998 and S1p11mber 22. to the D1slrict 11 1 guaran-required prior to 1111cul1Dn cod•cils 11 any, be admitted 11 provided In Probate clef uated Ilene un plazo de 22 1998 ' ' ' Costa Meea ' thll cour1 In Depar1ment CAlLINO FOR 81DS 1998 · tee that the bidder, II tts ol lh1~onlr1ct end shall bO lo problle The will ind Code MCl•on 1250. A ll• 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS ' TO 3 No 703 of th• Or1ng1 School Dl1trict: WALK THROUGH: Sep· p1opoul t1 accepltd, &¥U in Iha form 111 lor1h In the ariy c0<11c111 are 1,,111ible quHt '°' Specltl Not·c• Rate presen11r uni r• 1 842-SUSO ... , County Superior Court 11 COAST COMMUNITY COi.:· tember 29, 1998 at 11.00 promptly execute the con111ct documenla. ror eum.n111on in lhl fJe '°'"' I• avt•l•bl• from the spue111 Hc11ta • maqulna lhe 1ddrN1 1ho¥wn 1bove LEGE DISTRICT am . Orange CoHt College Agreemenl, lum11h a HhS• Pursuant to Section 22:l00 kept br' lhe cour1 court clertt en lltl eorte • r:================:;'\ on t0-20. 1998. 11 2:00 81d Dt1d1tne: October 21, M1lntentne:e llld Opera• l1ctory fa1thlul Perfo1m-of 1he Public Contr•ct THE PETITION requestt PETITIONER: Uo1 Cllr11 o lint llamad1 o·c:toclc pm, end lhen and 1998 at 2.00 pm. tions Building, localed at ance Bond In an 1mount Code, lh• contrecl ¥w II con-1utnor1ty to 1dm1nl1tet the DORIS GRAY EMERSON tefe1onlca no le otrecere there show cause. if eny Piece of 81d Rec.,pt:· Of· aouth.,.,est corner on Mer· not less then one hundred 111n provfs ons Ptrm11tlng n•at• under the lndepen-ATTORNEY FOA PE· p1otecci0n; au IH~tl• they have, why the pehllon flee ol Director of Purchas· 11m1c St., (bDl..,.Mn H11b0rf percent (100%) of the total the 1ucc1ulul bll'ldor to dent Admlnlatrehon ol Es· TITIONllR: Hnta • maquina t11ne qua ;!or cheng• of name r.hould Ing, Coast Community Col· Felrvtew) b•d price, turn11h • Pay. sub1111u11secur1l•H101 111v 11,., Act (This Autt\Ority QIOROI MOORADIAN cumplir con IH formali· •lot be granted. lege Diatrlcl. Bldg "D'', BID DATE: October 21 , ment Bond In an 1moun1 rnoniH withheld by the w111 allow the personal rep-• o.ctea legatH 1propl1d11 ,.._., 11 fur1her Ofdered thal 1 1no Adams Avenue. Coste 1998 et 2 00 pm riot ••u tl\ln one hunctred Olsutct tq ons"'' perlOfm-resontatlve to take m111y CIB# t098S5, sl 1;stec1 qui••• que la cono copy of lh1J ordtlf 10 •how Meu, CA 92626 BOARD DATE Novembet percent (1~) or th• total •nt• under lh• contract C1 ons Wllt\Out Oblam ng BAKE" & HOITITLER Heueh• IU CHO CIUH b• publl•h•d In Prol•el ldenhf1c1tlon 4. 11198 bid Pflc•. lod 1 .. n11h Cef-Etch bld Ubrn Hed In rt· court •pptoval Before Ilk• LLP, 300 OCUHQATll, SJ USled no preMnt.a IU Newport auchtC0111 Neme. Ol1n9• Coest Cot-No paymen1 1hln be t flCllff evidencing thll ttle 1p0nso 10 lhls Notice 1hlll 1ng cet1ain very Important IUIT8 1101 LONG reapuetta • llempO, P\*I• Mell Delly Pilol • newap•· ~· Reroof Student CentlH m•d• lor WOik or mat rlel 1equlrec1 ln1ur1nce it In •I· conta n, 11 • bld iltm, Id· ect•ons, t.o;i..ever, th• I*• IUCH, CA 90102 perder el caao, Y le ~ti per or gen ral circulation Ctleterll; Bid No. tne under the contrect unless feet In tht amounll se\ equal• shoetlng, 1h0r1ng aontt repreHnlahve W1f1 be Publlthed Ntwpoit q\llllt tu all11lo, au dlnero publiahed In thi• county, at Pl1ce Bid• tr• on file end and vnlll tht R991slr1r ol forth In the ge,,.rQI condl· and br1c:ing, or equlv11001 11qulred to give nottc• to Dt1ch.C 111 Mt.. 0 .. :iu y otrH .'cosu dt au ltHI once • wMlc for four avellabl• et: Oltlc:• of tht Contr1c1or1 'ltrif1H to tht t1on1 In tht event of fa•IUt• melhod, for lh• protoctlon Interested per.on. unllH 0 _,, PfOP•edad lln avi10 adlclo- contecutive wHk• prior to Phyalcll faclhllH Coordl· DISTRICT th1t lhe CON· to tnlet Info the contrect of Ille and limb In 11ench1a \hey hev• v.11ved notice or Plloc SepUtmbef 1•· 22, 25. naJ Pot partt de la cortt the dey of \he he1tlng. ntlor, Atd•th Atchey, Co111 TRACTOA ¥wll properly II· end execute th• req~red end open e•c1v111on, c:onaentld to the proposed 1191 Elllsten otrot req"-*llot ie- DATE· llP oa 1HI Community College D1 ... cenaed al lht tlf'l\e the con-documents, auch bid~ whkh ah.O conl0tm to IP-.ct on.) Tf\e ~"" 11osaeo. FT'°4 g.,.., Pueclt Clut usted oMMEi A JACKMAN trlct; 1370 Ademt Ave . tract .,...., 1w1rded Ally nty ...... 11 be IOtf tfi.d The pl!Uble Mitty Ofdlfl ldmlnl•lretlon •utl'IOf\ty ..... 11 qui.,. limit• un ·~ Ju D a IJC 0MM1 a.· Bldj "O*. Cost.I Mell, CA CONTRACTOR not IO If. Fa•ltlful Perfor""n(' Bond Qovernln9 loard • be granted unleu an Inter• PUBLIC NOTICE lt1m1ctlat1menl• SI .no " OF THI IUPE (71 ) 438"4648 censed i1 111b)ect to pentl· 1h1• rem.in In fult lo<ce a1 Wllll•m M. Vee•, tsted pereon tile• an Ob• ................. conoce • vn •bo"ado llONI _ • ICIL IS Ji.EREB.Y ~ tbe..llw If 11\e-li-and ellect throuvh the l!il D Chanoellot fiCtloh ~tition •n<f -...-v..-. putde """"I un MMClo AIOR COURT GIVEN that lh• above• c•n•• 'CIH11l1c111on •Ptc:l· gu111ntH period .. •peel· c ~ '' 'communlt" Col: ahowa good CIUH whr the (CITACION JUDIC&AI.} de referenda d• abogadO• KENT r. TIBBITTS. Al· nerned School Dltlrict Of ned hOrtlnlbOVt It lhal 01 lied In the generel cond~ I 0 '01 I I t • coun should not lfln lN NOTICE TO DEFENOANl: 0 • 111\1 O(Jcfna dt •\'VCS• tomey al Law 244z2 Ave Ol1ng• County, Caliloml1, 1 "1peelally conllattof' 11 tlons •t• • r c eUU\Oflty (Avlao • Acusaek>) JOSt'.ftH 11911 (Vff el dlfectOfJo ~ <feta CorlOI• Suite 200 La· acting by eod ""OUV" it• defined In Section 70$8 ol The DiSTRICT rHer.n Publlahtd N1wpo11 A HEARING on 11\t '*'" 0 ADANOONATO: ADAN• IOnlco). -• • aov.tnlng &owd. Mfelnal· the Celifomla Buslnen Ind the fight.to r~t any Of AD Boch Cos~ MIH 0111y lion wll be held on OCT().. DONATO FAMILY TRUST CA•• NUM•I" gunap Hbil:~· ;"' :28: 1 tat referred to It "Otlo Pfotettlon1 Code, the tpt. bide Of to vwllve 1ny tt· Pilot S.pttmbet 15, t2, BEA 15, 1991111 1 45 p M DATED JULY 11, 1tt1: (NufMN ... CaM) u a 1 ewpor TRICT", wtll r~ up to, dllllY contr9C10< awerdecl r90Ularni.t °' lntormal1l•ta 1tt8 tn Oept 103 loellecl 11 3'1 THE AISANOONATO 'AM• 11:1tt0 ... ch.COlll M•H Diiiy but not •• ,., lh•n th• "'-~!tact IOf U\il Work In any bid• or In the bid· TO'' THE CITY DRIVE OA· ILY ftAATNERIHIP 0, a..-.. Pilot Sept 15, 22. 29. Oc1. llbove-lllled lime, Haled •hill llMlf con1ttuc:t • f'M• ding ANOE CALlfORNIA ~ Sf PTIMllA '· 11H, ---•• ,... T02t bid• tor th• twlrd of • • Tl!AUA AIANOONATO, ,__~~~~~-...----' [ I' "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your f atnlly to paying Inflated prices f ot caskets & services???? .... CllT•Fnit~ Sa ... ~as. I ttll tvo..,..1111 •C• al._,, ) Tuesday, Sttptember 22, 1998 . . Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pilo1 . . . PU'BllC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES .. PUBLIC NOTICES ! 'iOBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC! PUBLIC NOTICE COata MtH StrHL Cotta PUBLIC NOTICl ductt<i by: an tndivtdual Tnt1 bu11n1n • 11 con· ~ *> Ill N01'ICa °" TMl9TW'I Mua. CA 112627 Have you 1t1rtt<1 doing ductt<I by. 111 lncl1V1du1t • o.:i. u&.a ,.. No. • "99 SUPERIOR COURT OF NOTICE OF one11J7112 Flclltloue auelnHe tht1 ou1ln•11 11 con· P:lotltloue auelneH butlntts ytl? No Have you •tarted doing I ~ • "'8T ..,.._ CAOFOANIA, COUNTY OF. ,,,0,011:0 Ptotltloue auelneH • Name llatement lluctld by' •n lndlvldull Name Statement Sttphen J . Ron bu11ne11 ytt? No WIJe •t11111t• n..-• 700 Civic C.nttr Drive BANK MlROl!R Name Statement Tiit IOIJOWlng ptttont art Hlvt YO\.! tllltld doing The IOIJO#lng ptfaont 111e Th11 ' 1tatement wH hied Jon Yea1g1ri Ml Jall•CIN YOU,,,._ IN Wttl Santi Ana. CA 92701 NOltCt It Mteby given TM follo.vlng ptttont art dolnQ buslMH a•· butlNll ttl? '\'ti. I.ti dolnO butlntu u · with tti. County Clttk ol Thlt 1tattmtnl ,..,, llltd Ol!P"N.A.T UN8 A Dl!l!D PLAINTIFF· WALTER lhtl Thi Bank of Orange dQlngbutlneasu ,R(}Nf ROW SEATINO Kalat1r111TamaypS0trtll a) .f& p Oeweloprntnt b) Orange County on 9.19.99 Wllh the County C111k ol c:l~.MTB>t~ HOTCHKISS, et •1· DEFEN· County, Fountain Valley, ADVANCED EYE ANO 11681 Marten• Rivet Circle'. fhl• lllllmtnl WH ltltd Imperial Properly, 244 18811770140 Otange County on 8·11·118 l.11.aS VOUTNG!ACnCN OANT: JON EDWARD KLE· California hat maclt Ip• FACE &.ASfR CENTER, 320 l"ount11n Vallty, CA 112708 with tht County Clerk of Kno11 SI flA, Colla M11a, Dalt Pilot Se 1 22 29 '9981717518 TO PAO~ '\'OUR ~ ~'m 0J~·b:!.fa"f:TAc/E· phc111on 10th• Federal De· Superior Avenue, Su111 Ramon A. Manzano, 183 Orang• co1uo •• iv,1on79t-9 1 1 1 0·98 1 CA 112827 Oct~ 13 lt94P · 'r041 Da~y Pilot Sepl.15, 22. 29, eRTY. IT.~!'!~ A ClfW 1 .., W • 1:,j Po••I Insurance Corpora-1350. Newport 811cn, CA Teuaza Cou!'I, Costa Men, John Ped1c:tnl, 2'4 Knox ' • Oct 6 111111 T028 ~~~~ __ a nJUI"/ °' rq tlon W1thit1gton, D c. 112ee3 CA 112627 Da1ty Pdot Sept IS, 22, 29, St, IA, Coste Me11, CA PUBLIC NOTICE ' -. ~,_,, ~ ,...,.. ;>••th, Cut Number 20429 IOt 111 vmlltn con-Wallace l.llldholm. MD, Connie J, M1nzano. 163 Oct. 8, 11198 TOSO 92627 ,,_T\JREOflMEPMCXEEl> rs~ON EDWARD "LE ltnl to merge W1lh CFB toe .. (CahfOrnll), 320 Sup• Terran Court, Coal• Mtll, PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1i11111 It con· Flctltloue BuelneH PUBLIC NOTICES NlS NJMffff vou. vou Ql " • Merger Company, Co1ta rlor Avenue, Su••• 350, CA 112627 duc:ted by: 111 lnd1111dual Heme Statement LOlletlll SHOU.l>COHT'ACT ALM· • swr·11~A.RICHARO STEIN-MHe, Clhfornja TN• no-Newport Beach, CA 112663 Thi• busln•n It con· Flotltloue •u I I Havt you 1tarted dolng Th• rot1ow111g ptrtont .,, NOTICIT STU'S -... 1..L c YEl on O*blr •• 1• • H-}P k ,, 1 hct It publ11htd PIUIUll'll Thll bualntll 11 c:on· dueled b/' hvabtnd .,,d N S 8 ne a buslntH yet? YH, 9·24·93 doing butlntH 11• \ ~~ 2DO PM., ~ MM-v "' s -amagH n to Section 18(C) ol tht Ft<I· d1Jcttd by. a c:orporatlon wife •Int tatement .-rtn Ptdictnl SPEARHEAD PAE.SS 1033 TS No 26300030 em 1 9IP ..W:.. inc., • ~ tilt •bov•-enl1lled Kt>On, eraJ oep0111 Insurance Act Tht reg11trant commenced Have you started doing 1. Tnt tonow1ng peraont are This 1tat1mtnt wu filed ' ~~~ 1 ~ • .......-TNllat unds dmlO "" klllow1: Oentral dam· Any peraon wishing to 10 tran11et buslneu unOtr buslntH ytt? No doing bu1an111 as: with lht County Clerk ol ~~~~2;''' Coate Meta, 0 ~· ~ !c a I~ m·.-_. a. ~ • agea, Lou ol consortium comment on thlt ap-tht fictitious name or Ramon A Manzano l PROPERTIES, 3535 E. Orange County on 11-11·98 0 vi M U ~T ~· · co a Mltlt Johnlan • ~. SU.~00, fpeci~I dam-(t pt1c1toon may lilt hll/htr nlmtt l1s1td above on 9-3-This statement was liltd Coast H-.NYc•.' 112107, Corona 1H8171t491 Pa~k~tl o~ Oc~:i~· J~;; ~~T T~ f' y. r1 IWIClfdld Jar-..y I, 1-• •gM.. on o eam ngt o commtnll 1n writing v.1)h 98 With the County Cte1k or del Mar, "9 625 Dally Pilot Sept. 15, 22, 29, CA 92627 ., M ~ fllfJ)U~ ---~ No. .....,_ Wt dO~t • ~/1.0002/9800 lhe Aeg1onll Director ol tl\t Wattace Landholm, M.O. Olangt County on 9-11-98 32535PrEoptttC iH, U.C (CA), Oct. IS 1998 T032 Thi• bu1ln111 It con· IR p p ITTE y ~6 15198. '09122/98, Bodi -Pllll8 -d .. ...., ••" Federal 01pot1t Insurance lno., a Calllornta Profes· 19999770154 · oast Hwy., 1107, ' . ~ • ~ ~ Uf. NCOtdldlierecotdlf'ec61t S/~Tf'IEICMk EL.NETbyOF DAM Corporation ,, Its Reg1on1t •lonel Corporation, Wallac11 Oaifu Pilot Stpl 22 29 cTo:,on1bd•l1Mar, CA 92625 PUBLIC NOTICE dH;!:d e~ an,:~~~~du:~.nn Fv A ,l~UB I ~ : 0062 d Olw1lle c.c.n,, c.lbnlll. ,... • Olf1c1 11 25 Ecker Streit Landhotm M o P11stdent ' · • • " s u1 ness It con· ' • ·• ~ T ... ~~ u'r<E WU SBJ.. A'r P\8JC AGES, (Perso11at tri1ury oi Suite 2300. Sin Francisco: Thi' statement was I.ltd OCt IS. 13 19118 T045 ducted by· Urruted Uabllily Flclltloua euilneH , business VII? No J I TH :e'EOING PUBLIC NOTICE MJCTION TO THE HICJHEST Wrengtul 0111n). Case C1l1fornl1 94105 btlo11 with 1111 ·county Cttrk or Co HameStalemenl DavidDanon AGAIN~ YOU. YOU BllCERlcwc.tl OI~ Number. 768582 To JON proces,ing or th• •P· Orange County on !1"'1·!11 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you start~ doing Ttte follol'lt1ng persons are T~hs 1~1a1~m•n: w~t' :'e<J SHOUL CONTACT A TS Ho \21157~/r" N~ ct-=* (drlrwn end ~ • EDWARD KLESNER, JR. plication nas bton com· 18989788984 Fl I I B business yll? Yes, 9·1•98 doing business as· Vil • oun y ., o ~WYE 621157 ollcl rut•• the limt d ... ~ liMlll Pllllntlll· ELAINE STEIN•ptoted ·Pioc1tslnsiwlllbe Oii PltS 1 22 29 Cttoua uelnt1a ZProptrtltt,LLC,Susen A POSTAGE MASTER Ora11geCount~on9-t8-Q8 OclobeiS 19S8all030 SlllYOU NllnOll1UtttJnd«A=11e~S....• HOFF .. ,ks d1m1ges In compliiled no 1111181 than a Y 10 ep · Name Statement Zager, Managt1 5207 Seash0te New • 19981770152 Lonestir MMaagee Dlld Of TrusL Dalld 1128186. ln.-.ort5102d,. thf'dl>ovt·ent1lltd action as the 301h day rotto>Mng lh• Oct 8. 13, 1998 TOJ6 The lollow1"11 persons art This statement was l1llO Beach CA 92660 port Daily Piiot Sept. 22. 29, SeMces. L LC, as-mu y IP: Uftlttl You Tak.a ACIOll To Code).•,. NDrtl t~ows· P lirll 11qu11td pub1eatoon PUBLIC NOTICE • ~~r~11b~sin~t~ ~1 760 w1lh th• Courity Clerk of Ryen· Relph, 5207 sea: Oct 8, 13, 1998 T0.13 pooled Ti~1 er and ~J>~Y:"Pu~~lt ~'= flat.,._. to,.~ .... 1e111at damages ain. dall v n 15 11 ing, Orange County on 9·18·98 snore Newport Beach CA pursuanllo O~'nt-...,... ~. 700 CMc C«'IMr su4lttlng, and lnconve· The nonconl1den1ial por· Fictitious Bu1lnt11 w. inn SI· Colla Mesa, t9988770t33 92600 ' PUBLIC NOTICE Ootded Octo r 4. 1 as Held M EXPllRdon Of The DIMW.,S....Ana.CAel nt1nct, S IOO,OOO OO, Sp• ~on ol lh• apphcahon lolt ts Name Statement CA 92627 Dalt p tot Se 1 22 29 Thit buslnen 11 con-l~strurnenl No 1 Sl, NalUrl Of Tiii Pfocaedlng ~. * end .__. oon-ctat damages. Medical tx• avaitablt lor Inspection 11 The following persons are Rene Sates LLC. (CA) 760 Oct~ 1~ t991P · 'ro • ducted by an tndovidJJBI Fictitious Bu1lne11 ~OffoflOIOialild~ln lhe o~ Aclllllst You. You Sllould Con-~ID end""" ht6d air t p-(todate)S7,000.00, may bt inspected in Ill• d0tngbus1n1ssas w 17th S1. Costa Mtaa, -. . ' 37 Have you started do1ri H•m•Slatement the nly ecordef f llCIAl.Jwytt NollcllsHlfltly llll:W..SOaectdTNltlnh Loar of earning• (to dall) Corporation a regional ol· Newpon Beach SlloW11me ~~ 112627 PUBLIC NOTICE business ve1? No g The tollowlng persons 111 ~1a nly1ed5l,*y n: l(GWtn ~Jilt. E~ ~operty fabwlg dmcnbed ~ si37.ooo.oo llc1 during regular bus1· & Keehn Music 1691 Mtsa 11 busmen 11 con· Ryan Relph doing business as. mas A 1nnon and nown,.. '~ ..,.n .,venue. tllll-.d in lie -....0 ~!rt 6/12/98 ntH nours. Or., Apt •G2, Santa guclld by· Umlled Uablhty flalltloua-viiilneH This statement was laled PERSONAL KEEPSAKES, Jeanmne A Maci<innoil hus-IE·102 cos,ia Mesa, CA 92:& £cu1IY9nd Sllile, ~ 1: s'-r:Ji.-ri~~N\by OF DAM· Dated. Stpttmber 22, Heights, CA 112707 Hoave uou Sllrlld dO"'" Name Statement with the County Clerk ol 1823V7 M11 t. BCaAtdy Cir., Foun· biWld and 'Mfe as commonlly ~~Or'~ •:°'~u~~.!_ OI: f .. timple lllle to~ 1998 Abraham Oougtas Kaehn ' ""' The tollow1ng persons are Orange Count on 9.19.99 1ao11 a ev. 92708 property Wiii Sel Fir:s ...,. • •1 U'nl.hlNo 25(Tht~• AGIOS. (Pt•sonal ln1ury or THE BANK OF ORANGE 1691 Mesa Or Apt IG2· bu111ntst yet? YH. Aug I , doing buslnets as· Y Rerltt Kathry11 Uchtenllan, AuC1Jon to Hiohest 1of SCf1btd In Tiii AbOYI Mentioned lhown upon the CondamrUn wrongl~I Dutn) Cast COUNTY. Fount••n Valley, Senta Ana H'e1ghts. CA 98 . A) Beach Medical Workl, 19988770134 821 W. Wilson St., Unit 0·5. § or C&shters . 0..d Of Trust Witt Bl Sold At PWi ("1tllled ~ Num»tr. 768582. lo JON California 92707 Rene Saf~s LLC, Rene 8) Beach Medical World Daily Pilot Sept. 22, 29, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ble 81 time Of sale 1n PubHc Aucllon At In The Front PWi b 1..o1 t d Trm No EOWA~O KLESNER, JR., CFS MEAGER COMPANY, Kimberly Kaelin. 1691 Bruce, Presrdent Surgery Ctnltr, lBOBO Oi;t. 6. 13, 1998 T038 Thie busln1u ts con· I monty~lhe Untied Of The Flagpotes Al Tht Main 1054T");in .. Clyol~ Pi.11tttt WALTER HOTCH-Costa Mesa Cahfomia Mesa Or Apt .-G2 Santa This 1tatement was Med BHch Blvd Ste At Hun PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: 1n lnd111idual ~ Nel of Enrt NU To Tiii Aanlll a.cti (The '111en') reoon:ltd Kt~fffksdamageslnth• Published Newport AnaHelghts.CA 92707 v.1th the County Clerk or 11ngton 8ttch.cA 92708 · • Have yoll started d0tng al a Pll1C CMcCen•r.401-411 E.<:Nc>-ori~12.1117'9•0oc:unwtl .~ .. n11lled action, as Beach·Cosll Masa Daily Thi• business la con· O•a"!la County on 9·18·98 Luan N. Nguyen, M 0, Flclllloua Bu1lneu bu1u~111s ytt? No lvd ter ,artc a~ man Ave , Planlll. ca.tomla No 15810 end mote oom- 10110.,... General damages, Pilot Septe1T1bll 22 Oeto-ducttd by· husband end 19988 770 t 35 9 t 27 Caledlum Avenue H Renee K. Uchtenhan "' le 8 ~ " (t-be' on 9f.WJB • At 10.00 Nit, To pWtly daacnbed In Mid Dead P~ iuttering. and tncon-ber 6 22 1998 ' wile Daily Pilot Sept 22 29 Fountain Valley CA 92708 ' amt Statement This statement was hied cash r's d1eck(s muM Tiii Highest 8klcltr. Piylble At o1 TN91 500 C.OWW Lane veo1e::• 5500·~:>· ~pe-' ' T034 Have you started doing Oct 6 13 1!198 'To39 Thlt buslneis 11 con· d~': f~llo~~ns~ ~:raons art wllh the County Clerk o.>f maderiJ>98~~(t~ Tht Timi Of Slit, For tash or 1217 ~ a..:ti cA ~·:n:~!9'(·10 • ~! 1 ~'\ PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? Yes 9·14·98 ' l' ductt<I by· an Individual Rost ~~n & Ac~ounling, Orange County on 9·1S.91t all ~and tntFPn' SI con-=ltro: ~~~ ~.: ~.~ 938-7&.o:zs. S50.QOO 00 Abraham O Kaehn PUB IC NOTICE Have you 111111td doing 13420 Euctld St Gatden 18981770153 ve IO and n<M bY 11 · • The 111idlngned Trweea Oare 6112,98 STATEMENT OF This stet1m1nt was filed buSlntst yet? No Grove CA 92843 ' Dally Piiot Sept. 22 29 uooer slld Deed of rust' tn DflWll on A Sta• or Fldlrll diedMna W"f lllllllily fof Mt IS/ Rick L.· Eby WITHDRAWAL FROM with the County Clerk or FlcllllOIJI Bu1lneH Luan N. Nguyen, M.O. Stephen J. Rose. 13420 Oct. 6, 13, 1998 'T044 the p!Operty Situated an said =: :.~~~. tiOOileollltle d the ...... STUEMENT OF DAM· PARTNERSHIP Orange County on 9·18·98 NameStalement This s1a11men1 WH f1tsd Euchd St., Garden Grove, County alld~tal& described BankSptcilledlnflMnaaiC~ eddr.-and aUw common AGGS, (Personal Injury or c-18981770144 Thelo1towtngper1ons111 with th• County Clerk ol CA92843 PUBLIC NOTICE as ASmore n~ly~, Slctlon5102MdAullol1Zld To ~· ''ilnf. "°"" Wrongful Death), Cast OPERATINO UNDER Daily Pilot Sept. 22, 29, do•ng buslnest 11 Orange County on 9-18-98 Th11 business Is c:on-~~N"ft11.s ·1 ° Do 8111iness In Clltforn11 Tiii '-WI S8ld Ula will be NurQ.btr' 768582 To JON FICTITIOUS Oct 6 13 1998 T042 Spauzz, BBS W. 18th St, 19981770148 ducttd by; an lndlvlduat Flctltloue BuelneH ti::; street address other Sale Wiii 81 Madi Without nw:». tu v.ctnA CXMrW11 or Emv.AAO KLESNER. JR~ BUSINESS NAMI! . ' ' Costa Mesa, CA 112627 Diiiy Piiot Sept. 22, 29, Have you sllrted doing H•me St•tement common designstlOll, 11 any Covenant Or WartlfllY Express ~.-.-ii td Ol lmpllld. Ptaint11f· · DIANA HOTCH· The followlnsi perSO('I has PUBLIC NOTICE Uody ~u Bartlett, 1612 Oct. 6, 13, 1998 T046 l>uslnou yot? Yes, 9-)·98 The followlng persons art 01 the real property de9Cnbe<l Of Implied Rt11ardlii11 Tiiie ~ bdt. pow 11 "·"' KISS aeeks damages In the wllhdra\lln as 1 general Harraw t., 1'1ewport Beach, Stephen J Rott doing buslnHt as: OCS above~s rDOrfed to be Posstalon ·Of fRQlmbtancts' ~. lo ._ the above·entilled action, as partner lrom tnt partner· Flctltlou1 BuelneH CA 112660 PUBLIC NOTICE Tni1 111t1ment was filt<I VEHfCLE GAQUP, 1374 1424 Lane Nev.oort To Saosly 'Tiii ObllaatlOn se ~ pMcipll eum d,. follows· General damagu ship operaung under the Name Statement Angie P111ro, 498 Walnut. with the County Clerk or LogaQ .Ave., Unit H, Cost• Beach all 1a 92660 The aired 8',19 Tiii O..tf OI Trust rdl(•) MCUl'9d a. ..S ct.I Pain suttenng and tnco,,.: llct1hous bus•ntas name ol The following pertont art Cotta Mesa, CA 92627 Flctltlo1.11 Buelne11 Orange county on 9-18·98 M111, CA 92627 understQned Trustee dtS-heculld By Susan J Whlll A d lrUll, ~ ~ ""9on. venionce s1oo,'ooo.oo. Sp•· Chase St Jonn Holding doing business as: This bu~lness as con· Name State"'ent 19999770 139 Oanlel Ot11on, 28002 claims .Jny Mat>i~ty lor any in-MMrled wo M Her sOle • prCMdad In Mid roe(•). ciat damasies, Medical l>t· Company at 140 Newpon North Batavia Butlntss ducted by. a general pll/1· The following persons are Daily plot Sept 22 29 Pesto Aeposo, San Juan aorrectne~ of~ street ad· Md Slpara':° ProPll'tV And ~· I anv. ~ . .,. p Ml 11 s ( 10 d a It), C1n11r Drive, Suite 240, Center, 1401-1415 N. Bala· rierahip doing buslnus u: •I 1 ' ' Capistrano, CA 92675 ress 01 co: Mnt T Weslga• A Widow Al latml lt'8 dead ~. 57,ooo.oo, Loss of Hrn•ngs Newport BHch, Cahforn11 via. Orange, CA 92887 Have you started doing LYNN RENEE, b) LYNN Oct IS, 13, 1998 T040 Thia business It con· g.esign~ 1 ~y, ""' be Trustot Recorded On 1fJtia6 ~ ,__ dwVll a.d (td"l!Vte) S4 200 oo 112660 CT XXXVI • Batavia Part· business yet? Yet 1993 AENE.E DESIGNS, 10012 PUBLIC NOTICE ductt<I by· an lnd1viduat ma:' 001 U:,1 I Rtcorded As Instrument No ...,.,_ olthe .._ enfCI( Cla.l~B/12/98 · Tht Fict11tQus eusmtss nerJ, LP, (CA), 4001 Undy Bartlett Spar Circle, Hunllng1on Have you started doing or wii«ant WI eXJ)re:1~ 86·<M4028 89Qk No p e 1)1 theW\mecrtMld 11¥..S ~ /SL.Rick L Eby Name relerred to 11>0111 MacArthur Blvd .. 1100, ~hn~le Penro . Beach, CA 92646 Fictitious Bualne11 business yet? No implied r~ardmg btle PoS-Th• Ofheia,.RecofdS 01 ~qi !._.INll~ se::-1~~ LAW OFFICES OF was flied In Orange County Newport Beach. CA 112660 s atatemtnt was flltd Lynn Rtntt Shipley. Nam• statement Dan111 Olsson seSSIOli or encurl\branCe$, to California The To!JI Arnouni .._, -·-· RICI( L EBY, on June 24, 1998, Fote No. Thts bu1tness ts con-w0ith th•c County Clerk or 10012 Spar, Huntington Thi folloWing persons art Th11 . statement was l1led pay tile remamuig pmopal Slcured By Said tnstrUtntnt As ~·~ ~ ~ Ric• L Eby. Esq State Bar 19916762398 ducted by a lomtted part-range ounty on 9-11·98 Beach, CA 92646 doin business as with tnt County Clerk or sum of the no::(s)!eeuredbY' Of Tiii Time 01 lnallal PuDllCa· ..._ ,._, • INllee, • 1A0670. 28202 Cabot Full name and 1ddress of nersh1p 18988719498 This buslntst It con-Fat1fax Notice 01 Sal• Olange County on 8·28·98 saod Deed or Trust. llirth 1ntef-bon Of This Nob IS CairnrlO Oii Rto Norfl. Suit Ao.-id, Suitt 300. uguna th• person w1thdraw1ng• Have you 111rted doing Daily P1101 Sept 15, 22, 29, ducted by: an lndlvldu1I 13420 Euclid St. Gardon 1998070841 t est thereol'I, as provided in $83.385 17 WhlCh lnclUOes 200• San O..UO CA 92108• N!at. CA 92677, (714) Clndy·A .. Mulder, 92 Haven· bus1nnt yet? Y11. 10·27· Oct 6, 1998 • T029 Have you started doing Giovo CA 92643 ' Oalty Pilot Sept 1, 8, 15, said note(s1. advance$. •l~YJ The Tola! Amount Of The Un· (819) ~. <918> 311· 3 !5682· Allorney for wood, Irvine, CA 92614 97 business yet? Yts, 8·2·98 Stephen J Ros;, 13420 22, 1998 TOI& urrir Ille~ ol said veetJ P"4 8alallQI (Including AcctUtd tn!. Salll •'*»ll.-0.I, ~ P. ills Candy A Mulder By CT 81111111. Inc' llS PUBLIC NOTICE Lynn Shipley Euclid St • Garden Grove 0 rust , ttie cr~es and Md Unl)3ij ll'lllftsl} Md Ru· June D Wlngjllld. T!Mll e. Publllhed Newport t9981789159 -General Partner, Larry Ma· Tl't4s statemerit was roted CA 92843 ' PUBLIC NOTICE e~sessc:s creat~ r = sonal>ll Esllmattd Costs, Ex· AiMlolDd Slgnmn l!Jftatt1.Costa Mesa Oaity This sta1emtnt was ltled lhena Flctltlou1 8u1ln111 with th• County Clerk of Thia business Is con· ~ 'JYrust y • penws And Advancas Al The ~ llW15• OIW22, Pncr .. Sepllmber 1, 1. 1s, wllh the county Clerk or This 11at1men1 was filed Name Statement Orange County on 8-4·118 CLASSIFIED Flctlllo1.1e Bu1lneH fh'e"tolal amount of the un· Time Of tnltlal PubllcadOl'I 01 OW29 2~. 1998 • T018 Orange County on 9.5.98 With thl County Clerk ol Tht lollo~1ng persons art t 9981780137 , Name Slatement paid balance or the obligation This Nob<» Dalld Slpllmbtr 1---------- Daily Piiot Sepl 15 22 29 Orange County on 9· 11 ·98 doing busmess es Daily Pilot Stpl 1, e, 15, It s the resource you The lollowlng persons aie secured by Ille orooerty lo be 02, 1998 0lana cane.. ASsistant Shopping for a new "SELL •O . • your used vehicle through classified n•642•5678 Gl EQUAL HOUSING , OPPORTUNITY All ,,,, ttl1tt 1dnr1l1l•t 11 lhll lt•"l"r IS 11•letl It t•t fl•· 1111 h 1r H .. Slat Ad ti 1MI as 1m••••• wfllcfl ma•H ii lll•t•I to ldnrtlu u, '"'"'"'· 111111l1llH tr fllCllllllHlltn us11111 11 rect ult1, retretea 'ti »1•1e1, lllllllitl llJlll 11 Hlll1al OllflA 111 H lal .. 11 .. 11 mtk1 HJ 1uc• •rtterun flm11ltll1ft O• fl1Crlmlltlllt11 • '~" .... ,.,., •Ill ••• k~l•llfly ""'' • .., tfttltlst· ftlt~f 111 r11t talltl "'k' la 11 "'''"°' ti ... ... °"' , .... 11 ltt fttn•y t1lorin1• t•1t 111 •w1lt1191 lfnrtlttf I• lai1 •••&Jl,ef lfl "'''"'' .... 14141111 entrt1arty , .... Te'°"'' ,,,,, ti •tmlmlAthlll ull KUO f11t 11e1 ti HOI 4U ... SM fir .•• y;......... oc 1111 '"'" "'" if\lo tl m *' HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE 1002 l.----~---rll ........ ---- .. Down • SO Move-In FREE Counaellng HUE Liii of HomH HUONA REPOS '·100.723·1857 Vtter•n Rul !et•t• Oc · • · 19980709499 a) Advenrure Ark, 22 1999 Toc7 can count on to tell a doong business as: sold and reasonable eSIJ. vie. Prtslde11t Strr1no Racon· t 1, 1 r 0 1 6• 1998 T027 Dally Pilot Sept. 15. 22 29, b) Adventure Ark Day Catt. ' myriad ot merchan· Distribution Solullons 372 mated coslS. expenses and veyance Company 4900 River· apar men c aur 1• RE NT Oct. 6, 1998 T031 318 112 e. Costa Mesa Cl•••lfled d lao Items, because w eay St. •B201, Cost• advanoes at Ille ~me of the grad• Road. Sulla 2870 '"""n· ~~·:is ~~~thocu~~:::i: through class11ted GENERAL To Place an ad In Str11t, Costa Mosa. CA The most comprontn· our columns cQmpel Mesa, CA 92627 1nfrtSa1af 1>1ibttca10!l0o o7 th1e Notice aale CA 91706 (626) 156-4858 or worry I 92627 1lve and current dlrec· quallr1ed buyers to Jon Yeargan. 372 W. Bay 0 te IS S 105 64: 2 For Sales Information Caft Cleaelfled Katerina Ateu11dra lory of goods and ser· calll IB201, Costa Mesa, CA TheOeedbetlefioary undef sad (714) 573·1965 P111899 919 CIHtlfled Call 842-5878. Tama~o Sorrell, 318 1/2 vices around I 842·5878 92627 of Tru5' liefetOfore exe-9115 9122}38 . 842·5878 6102.-61ff - By Fa~ (7 1-.) h'.H -11:-l•>i Pl1·11-1· 1111 lucf. \11111 1111rn• 111d 111111111 1111111lu-1 ,111d "''II c ,1JI yuu la.1• k \\ tllf ol 111 1 I 1(111•11' } By~•hone (7 1~) h.:t:!-:->h"'8 - By Malllln Person: :~:~o Wt· ... t Ba\ St n·c·t <.u ... 1a \11·..,11. CA 92627 \t \1·~ por I !JI, :t & B.l\ :0-1 Hours 'l (•l1·plao1w 8::30om-:>:OO p111 \lnn<la \-I· nil,1\ \\ alk-l 11 8::3'0a m_:!1:00 p111 \1c111du)-Fntl11) R.111·-. 1111d dl'udli111•,., Jr•' .. uL1c•t I to 1 h.111~1' v.ith111J1 11ot11 "·'Iba puLlt~lll'r N'"N"''' tlw nglu to 1·1 11~or n•du-.sif). n •,1:.1• 11r rr1nt Ull) dus,1fi1•1I ud' l'Mh1•nir111 Pl1•1l'f n·purt Un) t•rn>r tlmt ma} bt· 111 'nur du"tfit'd nd iuunrdiatf'h ... 111t Duil) P1l111°11nt'RI' 1111 Lml.nlat\' for WI\' t'rror 111 1111 udHn ht' rt Ir Ill for t.'lurh ti tOU\ be · rt''fllllhihlt· t>\r!'p1 for 1111' 1'lhl uf tht: 'PIH't' ;whmll) OffUJlll'tf b, tlll' r rrur {'rtdtt run 1111h Of' .111119.!'d for tlir fir'>t i1N'rtio11 • ---DeadUnes ----. Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm / Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wedne day ......... Tut•..,day S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wt><lne day S:OOpm Friday ............... Thursduy S:OOprn alu rday ............... Friday 5:00pm CO$TA MESA 1024 NEWPORT NEWPORT ACREAGc 1125 ACREAGE 1125 ACREAGE 1125 ACREAGE 1125 1 001 miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi BEACH 1 O 6 9 BEACH 1 0 6 9 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'Forclosed Gov Homes iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E'Slde Flneet TWM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Whether you're buying All Kinds of Jobs For Convenient To place on ad In Hud, MHA, Finance D"plex 2 owners umts 2Br ~ Hme olc, 2 5Ba, BIG HVH or setting, Ctassllled Alf Kinds or People. Cl•a•lfled Cl•••lflad 1002 BALBOA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PENINSULA Avatf Call 24 hre, mrbl/granlla, aleps to approx 160011, marble CANYON VILLAS 3d6 1 rl 2·588' di~tng co11ers all you~ need1t Cl•••lfled. 642·5878 Call 842•5678. 7 days 800-555·1003 bch, ocean vu s795K entry, fp, 2c garage. Townhome Excellence rm, n ng area, am $244,500 63 H 509 Pp Mason !Ziiis Realtors rm, nlc:t view. Call tor PATRICK TENORE Open House 109 35th 949 7597700 Appl. Agent 673•53~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~ Please Call & roe U• St. 363·1506/390·3308 Eeeteld• 3Dr 2Ba, • • or 300.9492 S,,,flRT'LrJlT:G Know Wh•t Your Ocean front Condo pool home, new win· Charming Home Ltg•--o-C_EA_N_F_A_O_N_T__ I. J . 1 t' ~ Needs Are• 856-9705 Lowst SS on Oen frt. dowa, trench doors. backyrd on cut-de·aac 1 BO Of F I ·8 o o .4 ·T EN o A E 1ond1capa, hardscapa In quiet residenttat abuloua lg deck. Bkr s73.5489 & much moro tn good ne Qhborhood. Hard• 0 1 h , 2 .. den 2ba Sec bldg I O c eanfront A N.E w SOLD! Showcase homn '°' ••le In our S•turday Real E1tat• Supplement I HOMES OF THE WEEK Dlaplalf eda •t•rt •t luet S751 Deadline Wed 5pm ••••• OPEN HOUSE Llattnga for 11 IS 1 Deedlfne Thur1 5pm ••••• II paye to edveftlH In 1h• bHt toc:al Real Estate Section CALL TODAY LISA RIVERA 949·574~4252 ANNE WILLEY 949·574-4249 loeallon for $299,900 wood floore, bright vertook ng t • Blue E 1 & J d T 1 and airy Sellar wlll Pacific & Calalln• ., u Y •Y or, Price w111 amaze youl CORONA DEL MAR 1022 Agls 642·4722 t n It r I a In o 11 er I REDUCfiDI 5Br 301 ~~·;~·."o~1~9·~na~~ ~ B' rs1 7JlTVSS.?.? F•m rm. pool, spa. Boox• 949·717-4746 ..., Prudential v I 1.1. "D Ooean Vlewl on yard! 1258,900 CO ST NEWPORT c:.llfnlea...y Fo11eated Canyon. T •marrah, Seven PROPERTIES Ch•rmerl Lot value Gables 714-665·7197 ---:5.,.. • .,.,.11-y-o_u_r.,..h_o_m_•--1• ___ 9_4_9-_7_2_3-8_1_2_0 __ $839,900 low malnt •---------1hrougn clat11flod. On The Weter View• 1 block to beach Can DANA POINT 1026 842·507& ol lido Channel. 24Hr build new. 320 Hazet.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------Securlly. 2Br/2Ba CdM Home 75S"5W701• Lido Perk Really COSTA MESA 1024 Dplx $275,000 3Br 28• & 2Br 2Ba, 3c gar, nu pnl. roof. 493-0761 or 496·764G J.Webb, Bier Bea"tlful ll!'elde Hm, ________ _ HI-cell•. t..g M1t1t10 b• HUNTINGTON 3br 2 .Sba, Bonus rm, 2FP'e, 2c gar-S4"K BEACfi 1040 324•033 7 pgr/G42·1 :S85 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii& •E SIDI!• 3 LEFT 2 Story Stach e .. u fS new hom•a direct S138,9K 2 l.Jg-br 1 & rrom bullder 3br 2.5b• 1/2ba TH. 1ecluded 91t cell's AC, 2 car yard, perfect cones. gar. Prlc" from the -'Ot G49·721·9365 high S200'e 722·8120 ·--~------~ •"SIDB 3Br 2.69•, FP, NEWPORT 2c garage S241,900 183 Mont• VI••• BEACH By 0wOL.ba:8~0· 1069 l•l1DI Charming 3BA 819 Canron By Owner Home on over IOOOSF fi!legant·Sp•cloua· corner lot w/glant gar. bpAlldtd, Slngle•Lvl Wiii hold 0 care plua 1898 Remodtl 2 + 2, .. . ~.. ....y _e . .,.._ .... t~t t111:V>" Ill LIVE ON THE WATER OR BE VERY CLOSElll · 2BR ... 1BA $1225/MO . GMO 2BR ... 1BA SI 500/MO 9MO 2BR ... 1BA $iOOOIMO • tMO 38R ... 2.5BA 53000/MO . tMO 3BR .•. 2BA ~IMO .. 't'tAALV 3BR ... 2BA '2t00/MO "vtARLV C949> 673-RENT 949 675-2700 NEWPORT COAST 1070 Sencerre 3br 2,5t>a, many upgr1dH, PV\ yd. $419K, 760-e550. · Co·op"ai. . w/ Brkr'a Open Hit Sun l •4pm. Summit O•ted lvx end unit Lgeat TwnhH 3br 3ba, on 2 grHnbelll anutters, S38g.GK Agt /Owner 720•7078 SAJf JUAN CAPISTMNO 1078 •Cl"••trl•n •••••• &. 1 acree, localed BTN Lake Elafnor/San Juan CaplttranoS8'49K Olan• "hher.Prud ~9·249-1154 .... ' • 1. Tht ugal INportmmt at th1 Dolly Pilot ls pltastd to announc. a ,1,w strlJire 11ow aualfab/1 to ntw businesses. W1 wrltnow SEARCJI 1111 namt for vou al no utra c/1org1, and soUf you lht time and lh1 trip to tht Court Hous1 in S<tnla Ano. T11tn, of COU1'3t, afler lht starch is compl1ted w. will lilt vour fictitious bwinw nam1 with /hr Countv Cltrk, publish omw a wetlc for four iHtks as nqulrtd bv /0111 cmd 111111 file vour proof of publication with tht County Cltrk. .n1as1 stop b11 to flit voor Rctitlous buslMSS nat1W $I011mtnl al lh1 Ddtlv fflot, 330 W. Bav St, Costa Mesa. If vou connot stop bv, pltau call us at (11') 6,:J.4311 and wcr will makt arrangmrmls for vau lo hand/1 this =~~ prt>eedura bv maJL --If vou should have ""V furlhtr qucslimu, pita.st cell us and"" will bl mort than glad to assist vou. Cood luck in vour """ business/ huge RV atH Call for 2000SF. lrg pvt yarde, d e1a11a. 1398.000 1 block to ra1n1cm la. Xlnt Loo. Earl I Judy BHt Offer, Hll,000 Taylor, Agta 142·4722 to S~98.000 120.1248 --=---~-....... --.................. _________ . __________ _.. ...... __ Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot Tuesday, September 22, l 998 JAGUA.l A •C•UA-G•l!--.11•2•5I COSTA MBSA 2824 BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 8014 OFFICE 9105 JE!P POI SAL! 2 900 PERSONALS 5530 iiiiliiiiliiliiiii_.iil .... PURNITUJt! iJlO NORTH WEST •Coeta Me .. •a a .. t SERVICES 5533 fURNITURI! 8r m11••11iii•iiiialiii AR I Z 0 NA Two Jr·1br • 1br, also 2br l'leral Garden • QHt •CtHm 8 ft lthr sofa. EQUIPMENT ~047 **'•~ XJe VP•• • •93 GRANO CHEROf<£1 anc:h•• 42 acr•• • 1be, quiet gated ahop on eaiboa •---------DAIVaR PT must be HOMR TYP18T8/PC chair, recliner, matbl• v ULTMCLUNI La redo 4X4, mint 14,toOandlOacrH· comm, poor,' tennis, lslend S12K .. ere & PERSONAL 21, rHponslbl• & ua•fta. Steady cotf .. table. micro. 81k/lan, 10,000 ml, cono,lowml,112IOO. 2.t,900 or both. Con· eaay a ce••• to n · 1 · m • SEDVJCES 3005 know how to read a work. Full·tlme/Parl· BHI Offer 721.o<MI Oak office furn, 4 drlvn l•M • dreamll (IM9) 54H87fJ .... venlenl to 1-40. Oood fraeway/beac:h/mella lCtUrH nc:I. Mo renl "' map book, Flow.r time. S45,000 per year 72 .. x 42 .. pine tbl 1400 dHka, 2 c:redenH1, 141001080 $4•13i3 water area. Oorgeoua 71._887-0079 · S260 849·378-4800 Shop In HB 840-2034 earnings poten11al. !lk & wht 8• 'x 12: cont 1bt, 7 caster chta, ,8 XJS C a 1-.,...--------- vle1 ~·1· 2Call AZLR •'SID• 28 18 QftUT N.W81 DRIVER·F• '"'TBED. Ca 11 to 11 fr•• L ahape couch • chr AJ2 ml etal c:ab, I ' c:ouc~. (:4·317:9) 19;,":',ee: Wu$ fl.IS .., • 44·5283, r a, tc BUSINESS DIAll•TICS -1·800-883..0118 S180. 72Mt731 $1450. 780-0187. •AUKR JAQUAR';iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (CAL·SCAN) gar, W/d l'lk·UPI, No Medicare paye for GLASS/HEAVY haul· •IC1. T-400. . • 1• Pet1. 2390 Elden 111c, OPPORTUNITY teittng auppllea. er1. 34 c:ent1/mlle. (CAL"SCAN) Movln9 Sale Antique ptaM•OS .. <714>153-4800 ··~ SC400 A~ op. '878/Mo. 845-4585 2904 You've tHn ua on TV. Run WHtern or 1•8 , dln•ng table, 8 c:halra, ..... " 11111 'ea XJe Sed•n 4D \Iona. apple r•O. fa.b •M•8A V•RD•• Liberty Medlc:al Sup· corridor. Great ben• 5540 china cabine1, Klmball ORGANS 6059 (H ... 105)1~1.888 c:ond .. 92Kml $18,900/ 1400 twnhm 2br 1ba tamrrn ply. No up front c:oat•. el1t1. Con1l1tent mllet DOMESTICS piano & ml1c: 7ec>-~ . •AU•R JAQUAR obo. Own., 723·591& •••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiil laun hkupa, oo pets. •-•-•• • Satl1lactlon Guaran• 3 yr•. OTA 1-" 1 yr. Moving 8•1• Cherry Babi Or•nd Plano (714)953.,..100 '84 •• 300 MORRO aAY 120 11000/mo 751-4330. :;ea:~e:• ::~p:~,:~~ IHd. FrH Shipping ~r;,·::dTr=~~porf01t \.ICVOE IN. FULL TIM• Entenalnment c:tr, din· BHutiful nnlsh nice •ee XJa Convt 2D Only 38,240 org ml. realdentlal homHllH ~~-------Check with the local 1-800·532·3399. 8 O o ·837-4401. M. H1kpr & car• Ing tbl w/8 Olk ohalra, white keya In' lune (95·3181)141,988 (068908) $2~971 Hlllng fHtl Lot alze1 NEWPORT Better Buslnea• (CAL•SCAN) (CAL•SCAN) taker for Hnlor lady. 2 end Ibis. Credenza, HC:tlnceS1850 • •AU•ft JAQUAft L•XUI " f m e ooo 14 000 1 lmmac:.. non·smoker. rolltop dHk, matching 7 1 4 •5 2 7 •0 •o 0 (71•)953-4800 MllSION VlaJO ~~ny offerl~g 'oc:e!n BEACH 2669 ::~~·~nyb~~:.~Yr0~ MEMBERSHIPS FREI! TRAINING No ohlldren or pell. walnut bureau, chest ,80 XJ12 iedan 4 D (848 )3e4-08M vlewlll 800-$78·2811 f 1 & 111 year Income Separate quartere, of drawers, oak china .... 4 QS .. 00 • •Hor Hrv C:H. Hd • 3018 S30K·Steven1 Tran,. Mull be good Amer.· cabinet & recliner. (98·4 080)140.898 • ,. •••••••••lc~:~,.~g~!ni~b•O:.~':\ :~~tra~:·~;r~r: ;~~ port·OTR truc:I< drivers food c:ook, Drive auto. BHt otter 842·lX>93. AUTOMOBILES •A~7~~,5~!~AR ~;>4~~7,•a1t s~:.~f7 view, 2br 2ba, Studio algn. Shop around for •CltHT•R CLUB• w a n t • d 1 N ° n-Mr. Taylor Sat/Sun Queen 'elze 1IHper Ll!XU8 383·1000 or 390-3308 ·~'-a_••-•-·------' MaMB•RIHIP experienced or experl-875·7957 WHkday• sofa, xlnt cond, nHda '80 XJ12 8edan 4D Ml8SION VllEJO HOUSES/ CONDOS itOR RENT ·-For Sale c:ontac:t Larry •nced·Toll frH 844""910 c:leanlng $250, rec:llner <88•3982)14 8 •880 ..(948 )384-0884 QUPLBX Upper Unit. HOME BASED TRAVEL (949) 509,7548 888·279•4058 good condition StOO. ALFA ROMEO 9015 •AU•A JAGUAR----,,.----Steps to tend, lg new Agen~y n .. ded lo-EOE. (CAL•SCAN) 948 _.45•8858 (714)953--4100 • '94 LS 400 1<11, 4Br 2Ba, aunroom, catty, lnvHlment r• MW:RC Only 3tK org ml. 2c: p1tklng, 12800/mo. quired.~ PT/FT. Fun1l••••••••1 Gen. Ott1ce PIT, 8·12'M· ...,. HANDISE T•bl• .Vj/4 chairs up-'82 GTV e '88 XJ8 8edan 4D (211085) • S32,H7 yearly. Call 873-0900 Euyl GrHI SSS Out· EMPLOYMENT F. Aecp't, filing, tt 1~!!!!~!!!!~!!!!f holstered blue & grey, 97.900 ml, atralghl '-9 8•3941 l S4 8 ,895 Ll!XU9 Ext. 105 Ask for Goly at-anding travel/lax ~ k P1g1 • C:1 °mPu1 er .1: on rollers & 1w1ve1 body, r.una greatl AUC7ER)""• J3 A~~AR Ml8SION Vl•JO BALBOA benef.t1. Comprehen· ma • P Hsant stu· ANTIQUES $1 50 714·040-4873 51600/obo 548-1323 14 • ., -4uvv (849):184-0M4 JSIANI> 2106 Nl!WPORT STUDIO 1tve training/ongoing dlo Send res : Ron '88 XJ8 Sedan 4D 1--...,..,,,...,,,....,,=-...,....,,--=-- i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 houae from eand support. FrH tape. Yeo Arc:hltec:ht 500 (88_..11 4)138•885 '85 IES 300 w/kltchette. A .. nt 800·299·9740 ext. EMPLOYMENT Jasmine Av• Corona COMPUTERS 6018 BMW 9030 BAUER JAGUAR Except n•c• Lenis. -.New England •tvl• 849·842·3850 CA89. (CAL·SCAN) 5530 del Mar, Ca 92625; (714)953-4800 (119654) S25.t77 3Br 2Ba, modern kit, Fax 949-644·0449 LEXUS • FP, 2 patios, 2c: gar. ••••••••• No ti•, no commute ronyeo@aol.c:om Mao II Cl & monitor '83 32515 aU1o, fully '88 XJ8 S•d•n 4D MISSION Vl&.10 YHrly/unfurn. s23001 Earn S10k+ a month Ac:c:ounung 5MB ram, 105MB HD. loaded, red/blk Inter. (98·3934)938.495 (848r384-0884 mo.+ut11. BHc:h Time MISCELLANEOUS from home not MLM A/P & Caah M"rlnera Chrlatlan keybrd $600, Tl Luer 5 .8K ml. $15,950. BAUER 4'AGUARI--..,.,,...,,,...,,=-..,,....._,,_...;__ Realty 873-8511 RENTALS 1·8oo-345·9688 1<9060 Dlaburaement 1Sohool2, dneGededd printer 25 ram $250, (949)723·5515. (71 4)953-4800 Fu11'~5ptE~.~~~ c:en. ULTIM•TE VINDINO A I t t mmed.. n ra e Brother Fax 900 Plain 8Aft 313 3""'8 Winter rentalal .. •••an Teacher, c:red. Pa 51•0 72 • ,.80 .,..,.. ·..., '98 XJO Sedan 4D (126942~ SU,977 4bd 3ba, $2100. S10 & $20 Vends. No Newspaper publl1hlng Exp. pref'd, new grad per " • 1.1., -.9-7--7-4-0-IL--L-o-ad_e_d_,. (98·3795)$38.485 LEXUS 2bd 2ba, $1550. Both soda, no 1nac:k1, no and printing company considered, 1--...... ~-----I mint c:ond, dark blue, BAUER JAGUAR MISSION VIE".JO furn'dl 378·9042 n"NTALSTO •,elllng. 1 Fr•d• Hmple. ~·m•.Jc•24reghu0lar1 part Day Car• Aid WANTED 23k ml. $51,000. ___ <1_1_4_)9_5_3_-4_8_oo __ , __ l8_4_8_)3_8_4.o __ 8_8_•_ ~ nv. requ re · ur per 12-Elpm. Fax resume 949·780-8608 ·---------SHARE 2724 1 ·8 o O ·13 7 .9 4 9 s wHk peraon. One to Jan 714.437•7976 TO BUY 6019 '88 X.Je Sedan 4D '85 OS 300 BALBOA ( 2 4 hour 1 ). yHr experience pre-.,..,......,.,......,.,.....,,..,.,....._----(98·3940)$39,995 Certified gorg.-olJI (CAL-SCAN) ferred. E.O.E .. drug· Medlc:al Ottlca I BUY ALL PIANOS FORD 9075 BAUER JAGUAR (102777) $28.997 PENINSULA 2107 CM 2br 1ba condo, ----"----~ tree & smol<etree work RECEPTIONIST (114)953-4800 LEXUS young prof male, WO, environment. Send re· AntlquH·qual lurnllure ~~~~~--~iii,_________ MISSION VIEJO exec Boh Hm furn nr T'rl Sq., $550 or sume with salary hit· Go,od communl~tlon 1pc or houseful cesh ;-81 Ford Eoonollne JEEP 1949)384-0804 $600 I A I t sk lls. Excellent ben· paid (714) 957·8133 Van All window bus. 91101--...,..,,,,...,,,...,,...,,,. ........ .....,.. __ 3Br/Den/Spa. s40001 w gar. va I tory o: Accounting f C •95 LS 400 10-1 No "•II 354 5245 fL-11 Su--e~•lsor PO Box e its. omputer liter· Old Coins Gold Sliver Clean. $2000. or best iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mo. Agt Marlo Harbor " • '"' m1 ennium 1s here 158o.' Costa Mesa. CA ate. Full lime. Needed C • • h m • r •l b•+ g • Really 873-4400 x 119 CM Share Nice 4br now 1s your chance to 92828 or IH to (949) for Newport and 0Franlllln Mint, Sterling offer. 714-e32·0338 '81 WRANGLER (036632) S3B.997 •Oc:ean frnt at 191h St. westsld• home. $400 invest tn you•sell. Fullerton. Fax resume I.----------Id watches & fewetry '72 L TO c:onvertlbl• Black. 4X4, low m • -LEXUS 3br 2.!Sba, Grt vut nu lnc:I ulll1 + all amen. lnc:redobleoppoftunityto 842"7248 to (626)335-4631 and WANTED WastcoastCoin 642-9448 42!lc:I, AT PS• PB PW 6 ~yl, $7000. Firm. MISSION VIEJO carpet etc:. F/P, furn, Ava1l lmmed 050-9070. haveyourOW11PtlF• Ac:c:ountlng -Call Noemi •t POTTERY RECORDSfTOP $ AC. almost perfect. __ <_9_4_9)._72_0_·9_4_1_1_._ (948)384-0e04 $1995 winter 673.u43 NB C d I I bu B"' USS hf' Staff Accountant (626)335·1259. Jazz, R&B, Soul. Aock $5000 CM 754.1745 , _ __;,_....;. __ ~.;...;.-on o w poo • ''~~ '& •s 1 Newspaper printing . . Bauer, Cata!IN, MarblehNd,. Etc. so·a & 6-0's Mike SALES gym, near beac:h. Prar Hi-Tech Industry; 5tt the and publishing c:om· Needed· Ouahl1ed wr-kr1 Rookwood, RoMVllll, Lukens. 84 5 7 •05 --------- female, n/1m S400mo ~urt~ Ul(7141S64-ll82 pany SHks full time who know sprinklers· Anchson,Pewablc,s.E.G.. • ~ HONDA 9085 714-515·8033 19491 7S2·8ll6 or llop '" Staff' Acc:oun11n1 to repair. Install/ trees, Pll1t1, Nati*. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2122 NB Maat•r bedroom .i1 •J20 Caml>U' Of Ste. assist In month end yd malnt. Need c:limb· lmmed c.llJ BUILDING liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii private bath, kitchen uo, N Bch, x.Si ~. cloeing, journal entries ers too. COL 548·5801 1.__..,. ... _.,...,._"""'MATERUUS 6030 '91 CIVIC LX Oharmlnn 3Bf 2Ba hm prlv/amenltiH $669 + Mac Mh\lr ilnd Dow, and flnanc:lal ••at•· NO LIMIT Cash Dally r.::;~;:;~::;:::::;:::::::;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiili Lo ml, auto, AC. CORONA JlEL MAR • 1/2 I' 07 ment1 Al rl (2YCE155) $8.888 No.of the Hwy 1/c: gar Uh I 3·6215. r.>emos.119·l0 1m ilnd so P• orm Marketing firm needs S LEXUS OF S1995/LH. Avt lmmed •NP• pool, tennis. 7'30pm iyda general ac:c:ountlng help for rapid growth. WANTED IHI bldgs never used WESTMINSTER ..,.o Pett 640·5324 huge m1tr, br/ba, NS. . ~ y. lunc:tlon1 lnc:ludlng 514-$21 to start. Many ANTIQUES 40x30 was $6212 no.v (714) 892·8808 refs, s725. w/2 men. bank ind B/S ac:· Positions Available $3497. 50x88 was ---------• c:ount1 tec:onc:lllatlon, •Sales $17,690 now $8970 '92 ACCORD EX COSTA MESA 2124 Avail 10-1 . 846-8473 401k admln and c:oor· •Management Older Style Furniture Mu 1 t s e 11 . AT, full pwr, moonrl i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NPB 29, 1ln~le, c:lean CREDIT 2907 dlnatlon end special •Customer Svc: PIANOS & Collectibles Daryl 800-292·0111 (3BJA564) S 10,550 prof male, NS. Shareliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii profec:t1. This po1111on • Modols "'"'" .... ~.-~· STE LEXUS OF •E'Slde CM Beauulul 2br 2ba Male/female OVER YOUR HEAD requires BS degree In •Drivers .5,..., ,,._ ·•Cr''""""'• CL~'R:~~LEDl~~I~: WESTMINSTER 2Br 1ea, Large yard, Eve. 714•754-6823 1 accounting or finance, Call Today! $$CASH PAID$$ Best Pric:e In we~t! __ 1_7_1_4_)_8_8_2_._e_9_o_8_1 garage S 1050/mo n deptt Need more one o tw · • · or_,. -~ Alta, Ag~nt 840·4318 NPB condo share 2br, breathing room?? rlenc:er pr~I~~!~ •x:n•~ St~~!.X~~~1ow WE BUY ESTATES Mch, Stralghtwall, '93 CIVIC EX Lease Executive Hm 2ba, 1 child ok, no Avoid banlkruptcyl prolic:tent In PC akllls ---------Slngl• Slope. AT. moonrt,--m1r41 pets, $500/mo + U111 •oebt c:onsolldatlon. (Excel, Lotua 1.2•3 PAYROLL/ 800·973·3366. Oealer· (3CHB412) $1~ WE'RE GROWING! 4Br 2•3/~a. 2·•tory, (949) 845-1797. •No Ouallflng. •LI· and Word). Good ben· ADMINIS.TAATIVE lhlpa avaJlablet LEXUS OF beau landscaped,..,,,...,...,,..,...------c:ensed t t nt (CAL•SCAN) WESTMINSTER gated c:omm, c:loH 10 •Wllllne to •hare no· or-pro • eflt package lnc:ludlng ASSISTANT W ar, base ....,.1 .. .., ...n-SC Plaza. $2300/Mo Beautllul home. Ybu nation• company. 401k retirement plan. Payroll asslst11nt and STEEL BUILDINGS (714) 892·8908 e er: ......,.1 + a:nuJllSSQ1, eAC-- Kay, 729.2740 Newer get 2br private bath, www.anewhorlzon.org Drug ac:reenlng/physl· olllce administrator. Sale: benefits package lrductiDJ 401(k), and I Construction! office, kit, lvng-rm, (800)556·1548. c:al required. E.O.E. Full lime position. Job 40x60x 14, $8, 734; ISUZU 9100 suppOOlveworkenwaune:nL pool, plenty of prkng (CAL"SCAN) Send resume to: Ac· duties Include: assist· 50x75x14. St 1,354; LIKE A HOUSE Lg $975mo prol'I or c:ou· OVERDUE BILLS? counting Supervisor, Ing with payroll for 50x 1OOIC11:1, $15,257; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Submit CXJVe1 leUer, r86UID8, and salaiy hlstory10: -Br 1Ba. huge yd. Gar pie prel'd, avail 1111 Consolidate debtsl No PO Box 1560, Costa mld·slze company JJ. • 60x100x18, 517.44!) '85 Trooper LTD Callfr-L.C.ommuolty 118o111Y/Opener. Nr Trl·Sq1 22nd1Tu1t1n 848-3255 appllc:atlon leesl 1· Mesa, CA 92828 or and executive office m• 957·8133 M1nl-1torage buildings. 4X4, 21 Kml, auto, VIUM News(.orporadQD. =5150. 949-882·9939 80~83-9008 ex1949 fax to (949) 631·7248 administration. Please 40x 180. 36 units, (3PA0583) S20,550 425 W. Broadway, Suitt f300 (CAL SC N SSE send resume to Ac:· SOUTH~8AST $18.175 LEXUS OF GI daJ CA9l"iu Dt:NTALS • A ) A MBLE ARTS, counting Supervisor, AU N . ID t , • .,. NTINGTON ~ --------~ CRAFTS. TOYS, Jew· PO 8 www.untlnelbulld· WESTMINSTER ATl'N: Human Rnource1 WANTED 2726 --------erly, wood llema, typ-ox 1560, Costa m2So.Malil• Ing.com Senllnel (714) 892·8908) Orf (S 8 CH 2140 GET O 1 Mesa. CA 92628 or ... Bu 11d1 n gs, U: 1 ) 548·8897 ...,. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ng, Hwlng, c:omputet you may fax resume S.... AM. CA 92707 800-327·0790 OF DEBT! work from hom• In to.· ~o · ·~·Iii JAGUAR •aet11llplq:p:rtl#y~ •aionul'Ula I G extension 79 ~-===-===i~==~·~·=;u~Gh=•~=-~ ..... block 2 beh 1 bd 1 b CM or HB want to rent --..: a 5 or 6br house lease/ __.,atlo, w/d hookup, no lease option. Xlnt -pets s79oimo dep credit (949) 840-0316 .. $900. (714) 847·317t . . a your spare ime. real (949) 642-7667 (CAL"SCAN) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .. u U / h [ f pay. Free details c:all Resume should In· COSTA M ESA E/SIOE ---------1 •want to rent• 2br NEWPORT houH or like house. •--BEACH 2169 Xtnt rela & c:red1t 949-842·8408 STORAGE CM. approx t2'X 23' S175mo. Newport Blvd/17th at. 771·7240 !!.e can e I?.! 1·8oo-632·8007, c:lud• salary history. 24 hrs (CAL-SCAN) Phyeic:al/drug scroen· t Crtdit f.ards Consolidattd AVON PRODUCTS Ing required. EOE. • Poyintnt' lowtrtd Start your own busl· ,,,.,,,..,,,...,,,,......---........ -~1 • fnltrtSI RtJucrd nes1. Work flexible POSTAL STORE PIT • Ham•·--t·•'Sl~.J hours. Enjoy unlimited retail counter, flex h11, ..,.,,.,,,., "' earnings. Call toll free apply: 3535 E. Coast • Habtamos • • < 8 8 8 >-5 5 1 •2 8 8 6 • Hwy. COM 673-2930 (CAL"SCAN) Sales COME GROW WITH USI Ch•f, prep cook/ E>opandlng retail ad· dishwasher needed venlslng department for yacht chartering Hek1 a self motivated co. Top salary for ac:c:ount executive to prof's. Exp'd and aell, develop and ser· • 2Br 2Ba nr Fashion 11. ••••••••• ·well groomed per· vice new business ale:. 2c: att gar, c:omm. COMMERCIAL sooner. Pie se call and special sections. 2Br 1 Ba TWH New , carpets, 1 car au 1 garage. near Gelson'1 ' S1295JBkr 640·5684 pool, No pets, $1695/ 94SM57 5583 We prefer a candidate mo. 840-1529 REAL ESTATE to have• minimum of 1 year print ad· BACK BAY 3br 2.5ba, ••••••••• Children'• Orchard/CM vertlslng Hperlenc:e. 240011, lg yd, gar· >AN! lnatt ne•d• rellable, ener· Excellent c:ommunlc:a· dener, $2400/mo. ---------•TO's getlc, dependable per· lion skills Ability to .,,_ (949) 040.7282. BUSINESS OFFICE •AccCM11S~ablttnwoice son for PIT work Call Ht goals and make Bluffs 38r 2.5Ba, view, FOR RENT 2769 "Mol1gages Theresa 850-2243 prolesslonal presents· I I( $2800/•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .,, __ .._.. •-t•... Computer u a• r • lions In a last paced pr I ne. mo. ...,.,.,,..,~..,. ""mtnts and detail oriented en· Barbara Sanregret •Coat• Ma••• needed. Work own vlronment. ; __ A_e_a_11o_r_9_4_9_-644 __ ..0_1_9S_, Sm Office Newpo.. houra $20k·$75k/yr Xlnl benefit nackago, • • 1 ·800-348·7188 11803 .. • Fab fully furn, (will rent B Iv d /1 7 t ti 11 . Including 401 k. Drug ! unfurn) gated, 1Br Lux $250/mo 771-7240 CONTROLLER 20 yr sc:reenlng/physlc:al re- 1• TWN, pano vl•w, gar. 1etec:ommunlc:allon1 quired. EOE 1 $1850/Mo. Mary, Agl ---------Co. 11 looking for an Resumes via tax: At· 857·9211x1379 COMMERCIAL exp'd controller. tentlon, Lynn Esola ewport Helehta 38r PROPERTY 2778 --------~ Please lax resume to· 714-650-4802 or mail: .. 1714) 040-1800. Times Community .. Ba. 1rg yd, Jae, c:ut·d• Mo .. ~v N w B ••c: .... t h I "'" Coun1elor/ln1truct DO ews, 330 est ay -• w.... 0 •c: 00 1• NBW 2000st bldg In Street Costa Me o •hopping. pets ok. Cann•"" Row, fro'nts TO LOAN 2914 adult• In lndv'I llvlng • s • Broker 949..a.2·3850 2 llr•~t~ nelC1 to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aklllt thru·out O.C. _c.,,A,.,,9,,.,2,,..6....,,2,...,7=-=--,......,,.-- 0oeanfront 3BA 3BA Mc Donald'•· For IH Mull have c:ar & Ins •SEC OFFICERS• FA•E CASH 71~703·3389 Im med openings. rare yHrly rental on Owner/Agt. 831·7433 QAANT9. College,1~--------c th• sand, furn S3560/ Scholarahlpa, Busl· Counter person FT/PT os(ta Mesa. $6.50 HA mo. unfurn S3450/mo • ...,....--------neaa, Medlc:at Biiis. perm. Ship, phonH. ___ 3_10_>_8_7_9_·2_8_1_5 __ Broker 949•642·3850 INDUSTRIAL 2788 Never repay. Toll frH ollc work, lrlendty Secretarw/Off. Mgr •EP.ENTR LO Rm/Pvt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·800·218·9000 842·8202 NB Prop. mgt. c:o seok1 Bath wet bar, mini LOW Rl!NTI Industrial ext. G·S139. Dellvery person CM, 60wpm, Computer Ill· frig, view, $800/mo. 1pace w/otflc:H, 2200· (CAL•SCAN) afternoon•. Oreat for erate, gd math. BoK lnc:td1 ut11/c:able. Avall 48001f 78c:ent sf NNN 1---,-,C-A_l_H_" __ ...;. atudent or seniors. 2 147, Nwpt Bc:h, Co Oct-2. 844-0105 Jac:kl• (714) 073·2754. lmmed lat• SS for Approx 4hrt per day, 92659. Fx~ 722·7085 Slngle F•mlll Home ---------structured aettlementt S011.60/hr .20c:ent per _or_c:_a1_1 _12_2_._133_1 __ _ a n d d • f • r • d m •· must have own TEACHERS In Balboa pac:lou1 INCOME r hi t f 1 c:atm dHlgn 3br 2.&ba Insurance c:lalm1 J.Q. ve c: • + proo 0 Toddler & PT Pre outside deck w/ape, PROPERTY 2790 Wentworth: toll frH lnauranc:e Chari•• ac:hoo l teachers 2c gar, FP, w/d l'lk·up.lliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1·888·231·5370. •M0-99119 needed In NB, Exp r• Avail Oct $2850/mo. a.alD• CM Prime Loe (CAL•SCAN) quired. Benefits Pam, 862·9743 Agont (3) 2br units & (1) 3br., .. ••••••••I 855·2872 lpaolou• 2 w/frplc'a.1• Wanted Peraona with 4 alngl• car encl gar. ANNOUNCEMENTS tlle lnat•llatlon & APARTMENTS POlt RENT upgradHll S489k l•••••••••I MalOlff~TOI removal exp for 2mo Dan Agt 714•997...0050 Ae1laldw111111iUadimg project HB. Susann• -----•!•-----ANNOUNCEMENTS ----"---•BUSINESS 6 COSTA MESA 2624 PJNANCE -------- 2920 ----·-- l8.99QT. COLLOIDAL MINERALS, plant• derived! Bell quality, NEWPORT NIWPORT taste, value In Amer- BJ!ACU 2669 BEACH 2669 leaf Why pay 100' "~ markup??? FREE ~=:::::::.!::::::::~nutritional c:atalOg 1· --------- ;.. ' 881·208-3619. Order today, receive 1/quan mtnerala FREii (CAL•SCAN) Help did any body '" hit a run on Tues Sept :..~:-3 1 0 ·3 8 1 ·3 5 3 7 Y'Wl,CU~·~ . ...._.~~. OllllMd ........ ...._,. ~-·~ 10119t11111~ wOtt11 ~°'""'Cl Otgiw ... .,, Aea_,_at_•. '°". bt...,.... ~ • .........,. ... Gl...,ill • ~3Jcit C011t11 ..... • Aeoonali19 -·~IMlllOry ~ Tlllldllll--.. ..... P*M' • ComiMw word Pf::Z ·C::-... ~ ~.lrld ....... : ~-:=.:.~•r"- EMPLOYMENT SBRVJCES 5533 ·-····· Pleat• be av.are th•I th• ll11ing• In thl• cat· egory may rtqulre you to call a 900 number In which there 11 a charge per minute. s 1 ooo·s ~POSSIBLE TYPING. Part·tlme. At Home. Toll Ft .. 1 r800·218·9000 ..lMLBa!OQJ al 40lh St. NPS. · ~Y S11ver -....... ~ ::.:::i~·~• Ext T·5139 for 1111lng1 (CAl:"SCAN) Afti YOU DROWN· INO In det>t? Debt r• llef.frea. Immediate, conlldenUal. Con•o date payments, iow.r Interest. Call toll fr•• 1.eaa.a1LL·Pft•• Of ••••1•484373. Am•rlean CreOlt Coun1ete>f1, nonpront. Mazda M1nenla got hit whll• perked 915-4500 LOST t POVtfD Rewartl for a Iott ~In Fath lllOt Udo Vllage 11W71l (CAL•SCAN) Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach-. . Fountain Va_lley lndep~ndent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form . with. your credit card # or mail with a check todayJ Run for a weekl H-----·· . your car does not seu, we 'll run it for another week FREE! All for just $10°. I • I . ) -., D YES, SELL MY. CAR I --~---~---......;----~-----· ' Name 1• I ~~o~ 0 VISA 0 ~)( VNt __ _ Make------MOdel~--..... ----- ------~~--- \ I ' l l 4 r .. I ., Tu~Klay, September 22, 1 ?98 !Koo--------------------------------------· ACIWSS 1~• sa I.encl of lannil &O CIMn(lhe PAEVK>UI P'UZZLE 80l.VED mtldlum 5 -Pautct, Bruit 8~1iope t2 E 14 Neutnil 15 RUIS!an rfll9f 161ea$h«• 17 FOOiish 18 Be lond of 10 A IOZ 21 Ptltted (on) 23 PMasure 24 Chaney ol l~m 25 Cl»cic .cashing needs ~~esttval 32 Whaives 33 Femlly.ruter 37 Notion 38 Sec:ohd planet 38 P\Jppetfff 8alfd 40 Lingerie items 42 StalQm compellto< 43 QrKefuj rtlythms ..... ~ 45 '-we Chere 48~~ 40 Snub-nosed dog 50 VtlY recent 52 Bedtime drink S7 Creeled blacl<board) 61 NOl'Mgod 82 Eecapede 63 Gamma •~er &4 Some t>teads 65 And soon: abbf" 66 Runner Zatopek DOWN 1 "Dancing Oueen· group 2 Celt 3 Cousin of POO 4 Prosperous 5 "Seat 11. cau· 6 Canine sound 7 Alfreaco 8 Gardener's boy 9 Air.can antelope 10 Used the 01,1en. II Mushers' vehlcles 13 Rubs 14 Actress Barbara- 20 Priekly seedcase 22 Con 24 wacerloly 26 Hetooc 27 Opera tel in r.---------- ------I CERAMIC SERVICE TILES DIRECTORY BATHTUB REG LAZING 3448 . egypc 28 Appear 29 Path 30 Paths 31 Bags 33 Some tuna sandw!Ches 3A Muddy the waters 35 Alberta Indian 36 OlfflCUll 38 Explostw 41 Farm structure 42 Exha!ed BATHTUB R!QLAZINO & Refurbishing, Porce- l•ln, Flbergls, Sinka ShWYI Cntre 645-7723 -"""'*""'·-- CABl?raTS 3490 Advanced Wood1y1t1m1 0C4.!1tom Cabinetry. Kllct\en • Bath • Doors Moldings • Mantels La916SO 114.999.asno CAU TODAY FOR YOUR FltEE IN-HOM£ ESTIMATI UCIJl5(D.~ SlS·MAID --320 W COAST HW't Ml audibly 4'4 Coflee holder 45 l<nlght'I SUll 46 Prepared O Actor Albert •9 Pastel oolor 51 Domestic birds 52 Undercover cop 53 Elm or oak M Undtsturt>ed 55 Italian wine city 56 Ring OU1 59 Tub tl • R9modellng and all ""t6'""'"' co•"""<'' j~~·~oo0',~:.~'~c ~~ INTERNET Training -~11~,-~-yr• Llc-b0nd·ln1 MIC! Hom • or Office -·---.... -.. v ... 714-.89·3~04 8 48·7 18·938 5 Woodwork Doora ln11.1 ___ --' ____ _. '·-......... .,..it' ctoHt• remdld, crown CONClETE & - molding baa•~1~1:~ MASONRY 3557 ~ ...-------1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. AMD.. --... No room lett • s..niw. ~ Brick, Block, Stone, TII• In th. garag. C P I I '"'"""°''T11 tr-onc, at o, Or vaway -. lor the car? Fplc, 8801. Ref. 2SVr. •~<ks~~· Exp. Terry •S7·7884 , '-•Nfwa.a.ila•C..- Concrete Drlvewaye, IRE£ ESTl"',(TE Patio a, Repalre/R• 7 2 2 • 7 7 8 mov at Rea/Comm L 29523~ 475·7&o0 By CHAIUS GOftN with OMA'I SHAlftf and TANNNf HIKKH Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily PilOt MERCEDES 9130 4X4 1221 VOWWAGIN 1295 MISC. AUTO 9245 -------------------- •as aL convert ••• PORD •RONCO ... Jett• QL.S Black HONOAS S1 00·S500 c1a1alc Roadater, XLT Lo9d9d w/Equlp. 82Kml, cln, enrl, am Police lmp o u n de: white hrdlop new navy t8900IO•O tm casa, ~ Ur••· air gOOd 1unnln9 Honc:laa, blu• canvas top, navy M•Tll3-1804 bag1. 100kml pow· Toyota'•• JHP• 6 lthr Int. new llrH, em/ enran warranty, malnt. 4X4·•· Muet ••llj CHINESE FINESSE fm caae. St5,250. mini VANS 9225 ae 1chedut.ci. Muet 800·772·7470 ••I. cond. 840-9737 • a e 11 In 6 -day e I 7990 ' Neic~r wlnernble. West deals. NORTH •A 109 0 Q l098l <> KS • 87 2 WF.ST • EAST • 864 • s o J 6 <:;>KS4J () J 842 () 973 • AKJ3 • Q96S4 SOUTH • KQJ732 O A 7 <> A Q 106 • 1U ~1tlddrng Wr..;,i NORTH F.ASf Pw Pus Piw Pim l• Pa Pig 20 Pass Dbl Pal Pass Put 4Q p~ Pass SO P~ P.s.t Pau Pas11 Opening lead~ K:ing or ... SOUTH •• 20 4• 40 4NT u Tht Olhc1al Encyclopedia of Bridge describes a Chinese Finesse as "an attempt to \\-in a trick by lead- ing an unsupported honor." But what do you call 11 when che perpel.rolor 1s Clunese? This deal 1s from the China- Australta Women's tnGlch at the recemAs1an Champ1onsh1ps NOfth's 1wo-club ~pon~ was the Drury Convenuon, announcing lhe equivalent of a limit raise in spades and asking South 10 describe her LEXUS 9115 LEXUS O""'ning bid (W( would h:\ve been '97 BlfNZ 19011 Fully iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiil 1122.!!2"'o1b0 675-7571 1 _______ __. r Loaded! Navy, 4.dr, '83 fford E·180 van or .. .-78 1 ANTIQUES Ir snllsfied with a misc to two spades.) auto, xlnt COl"ld . converalon 1 owner, " The two-diamond rebid showed• full s12oo 714•95g..o580 xlni care, auto/over· -... -,5-C-A_U_T_0--9-2-4-5 CLASSICS 9250 opening bid o.nd South's sub~quenl drive. CC, AJC. new nu • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil JUmp to four club6 promi~d a single-•---------batt11lr" & aervlclng · •es MA&.l•U , ton or \'Oid in that suit. North's four MITSUBISHI 9145 & 1mog rH dy 121001 ••CMS.. auP•R•PORT A hearts was a d1$lincl overbid and cat-obo <714> 497•50&4 StOO-HOO Police Im• rH I eharp red beauty! apulted North.South into ~lam 82 Dl•monte Sdn '84 DODO• 3&0 poundet Hondas, Toy-$6900.obo 723·150.. West led 1h~ lung or clubs and con· Nu tire•. tren, brakH. Beverly converelon otas, Chevye, JHPI & tinued with lhe acc. declarer ruffing. all pwr, 4 or, run xlnt Van. Pwr. dual air, Sporle Utility Vehlele1 1----------·s h' obi lh ... A $8000 873-1200 87,900 ml, 1 owner. M u I t •• I I I I I out s pr em was at tide was records. 15000.o bo. 1 ·8 o o ·1 7 2 ·7 4 7 o no place to put her heart loser except 723·1504 xt. 7108 in the unlikely e\ent of lind1ng a stn· NISSAN 91 SO ---------i ,... ____ (_C_A_L_·s_c_A_N_> gleton king of heans. However, there liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VOWWAGEN 9235 HON OAS s 1 oo.s soo waugoodchancethatEastheldthat •85 P•thflnderLll ... Polle• Impounds: card. because West, who had passed Low ml, auto, )lhr good running Mondaa, in first seat, had already shown up (2MT0368) $18,850 Why pray Hide 'N . 1'oyota'e, j•crpa & With llCC·lung of clubs. LEXUS OF ;. Seek with chlldcare? '"" ••. Mu•I ••II: CLASSIFll!D lt'a the 1e1ource you can count on to ••II a myriad of merch~ dis• Items, because our columns comp•I qualified buyer• to calll 842-5878 Without itny further ado, Soulh WESTMINSTER Call Cl•aeltled 800·77~·7470 ex1. crossed 10 the ace of spades and ted j714) 892-8808 todayl 842·5878· _1_99_0_. ______ , ________ _ the queen ofheartS! If declarer held A i---------•-------------------...0.-----... J in the suit, there prob<tbly was no OLDSMOBILE 9155 chance 10 defeat the contraCI, so 11 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii seems ngh1 to cover. Bui East did not 11 think so and, when she followed low, declarer had avoided losing a heari ond quickly mopped up the fC!)l of the '88 CIERA e cyl, AC, full pwr, am-fm can, wire whit. LOAOEOI $2500/obo 646•5770 tricl.s. PONTIAC 9170 Learn to be a better brklge play· er! Subscribe now to the Go~n liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bridge Letter by calJJng (800) 788· 122S for information. Or wnte to: Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 44 10, Chicago, 111. 60680. '82 Or•nd Prix While. 4 door, low 'ml, under blue. book $4500 call Rich 714·690·6958. '93 TRAHSAM HI perform•nce V8, everything pwr, 1 owner, garaged, all malnt records. Red/ tan Inter. 70K ml, a classic beeutyl $9995/ 080. (949) 489·1 240 9125 TOYOTA liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9115 MAZDA 9210 Put a few words to work for you. '95 SC 400 Black jade/Ivory. (046616) $29,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949)384-0884 '92 LS 400 '82 MIATA 5 sp, red/ •95 PREVtA LE SC Nakamlchl, chr whls, blk lnler, fully loaded, Cust wt\Js, dual A/C Call -----Pilot '90 GS 300 Only SK ml. Hurryl (122692) $33,0SJ7 • Ll!XUS M ISSION VIEJO (948)3 84-0884 (3XSTl521) $19,950 37K ml $9,500. t;lKl<V554) $18,888 LEXUS OF . (949) 723·5515. LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 800-313·3468 WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8908) '9 3 323 Auto, AJC, (714) 892·8808 '94 ES 300 am.fm fast, runs•---_;... ____ _ Low ml, CD, chrome. groat. ver'y clean, smo '98 CAMRY LE (014580) $18,888 war, 84k ml, pp s5500 auto, white, full pwr, LEXUS OF 7t4·754·7792 (3RXA510) $1 5,555 ------------------------------• WESTMINSTER we's~~l~~iER 642-5678. 1714 ) 8 92·8908) MERCEDES 9130, __ l_7_14_)_8_e_2_·8_8_0_8_ '97 ES 300 --------fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '98 COROLLA Whl\e, full pwr. MAZDA 9125 c1 ... 1ne d 30K ml. auto, AC, If you're looklng for a Job~ classlfled has news for you. (039815) 528,277 iiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The most comprehen· (456947) $12,550 LEXUS Buy It. Sell It. Find 11. s1ve and current direc· LEXUS OF MISSION VIEJO Classlfled. lory of goods and ser· WESTMINSTER (949)384-0884 vices 81oundl (714) 892·8908 'needS ••• 3720 JUNK TO THE DUMP (714-888-1882) AVAtLABLK TODAY 988-1882 Roams. apartments, homes Classllled can aallsfy your housing n"ds. Cen't Htm to get lo •II those repolt jobs around the house? Let lhe Claulfled Service Dlrectot!f help you tlrld rellal•l11 help. Olve us ft c11111 CLASSIFl 60 84 2·9878 i---------ROBERT ISBELL CO. Lawn Service. Mow/ lnl/EX1•Small Jobs OK Edge/Sod/Sprinkler• Oecorallve Painting Ctn-up. Anytime . l1494350 048·3000 Al (7 14) 396·2642 114-580·9820.Pager krueger painting r~sldrnllal faux (lnlshlng wood restoratron man hew 548-5481 PRO,BaSIONAL Plaater/Stvcco repelr. No Job too email, 35yra. Tom 845·4203 SELL yow..used ~ehicle Ult<Wh cl.lsslfled 842·1878 ROOPlNG 3910 WAll 3919 OVERINGS 3932 WINDOWS 3934 SEASIDE WINDOW Cleaning, Scr••n'-Mlrrort, Silla. Prot'I Hrvlce. 831·372S Th• Community Market Place. Cta111f19d 3929 1--~-o-4_2_.s_8_T_•~~ iLii•ii•iirnifiieiipiiaiiniil•iihiiiNiioiiwiir TR. AD£. For work/achool/lravel lndlv/group leuo~· through classified Call Sueana 673·7409 842·5878 PATIENT TUTOR Math (atltho(:alc) phyelce, chem, teal prep (CBl!ST/GAE/ ~ ... _s_A_n_ ... F'-· .. •-ln-•o--J-ll'n ~ Madia 714•547·MATH tt4 'fl !left All !fr.-.n ... • a.p.n UPBOLSl'llUfG ·s4s~o· c..-a.1769. »l• Q & UPHOLST•ftV wwwwhu roof"°"' elnce ·ea c:u1t. furn, GARAGE SAL~ HINTS Before your garage 11e. defermlrie wha Item. you _..,, to Mii. ,.,. "" ·~no 11 clean •nd rwpalred. upholsty, ellp covert antique rpr 542-4812 Ch•nc•• are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read Clattlfled d•llY 842·•878 Ctaa•o~le ..... CONV•NlaNT whelhtf you're buy· tfoa /t?-lte A . GOOD ADI ~ -&42J.i878 . Ing, ""'OG· or fu11 looltlng, claaaln.d h11 what you neecst cuaalfl1•D M.&•D71-.__.. ,..__.,,,,_