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Home My WebLink About1999-05-31 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING lHE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 .. , MONDAY, MAY 31 , 1999 , Girl and baby die in shooting Tars capture CIF title • Pregnant 15-year-old killed by gunman's bullet in garage; premature newborn dies shottly thereafter. ANOREW STEVEN HAAA6 ~Pb COSTA MESA - A hail of gunshots Saturday night cut short the life of a pregnant 15-year-old girl, who gave birth to her baby just after she died, though the infant, born two months prema- turely, also did not survive the attack. spraying it with a fusillade of bul- lets. At least three of the bullets punched through the wooden door, one of them striking the girl in the chest, police said. scene rushed the Costa Mesa girl to Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, but she died there at 9:34 p.m., police said. Doctors delivered Yuridia's three-pound baby girl by cesare- an ~ection in the hospital's emer- gency room shortly after the teenager died, but the infant girl lived for only nine hours before succumbing to the trauma of her premature birth. lashed m a perimeter around the garage, which sits in the heart of a low-income area marked by gang graffiti. Police declined, however, to speculate on whether gang activ- ity was mvolvedin the shooting, they noted that Wltnesses to the incident did not report any gang signs or slogans shouted by the suspect after he opened fire, as is often typical of gang-related attacks. Police said the girl, Yuridia Balbuena, had been eating din- ner with her family in a converted garage-apartment at the 2000 block of Wallace Avenue when an unknown gunman fired at the garage door at about 9 p.m., "I was watching TV in my room, and I did not hear any- thing,• said next-door neighbor Liliana Albear, whose home is just feet away from where the shoot- ing took place and shares a drive- way' with the apartment where the Balbuena family lives. ·1 only heard something when she screamed, and then when the (ambulance] arrived." Paramedics arriving··on the The baby -who had not yet been named -was pronounced dead at 6:47 am. Sunday, police said, quaWying the case as a dou- ble-homicide even though the infant had not been born at the tune of the shooting. Authonties continued to inves- tigate the crime scene late Sun- day, with yellow police tape The gunman is reportedly described as d male between his teens and 30s, about 5-foot, 8- mches tall, and with a medium build However, police said wit- nesses could not provide a more detailed descnption of the suspect SEE SHOOTING PAGE 4 JUSTIN WAAR!N I DAILY PllOT Newport Harbor's Billy Clayton, right, and setter Ty Tramble celebrate during Saturday's CJF vQlleyball victory at Cypres College over Back. Bay rival Corona del Mar. For a complete wrap-up of the match, see Sports, Page 7. Ff VE EASY QUESTIONS MEOtHA FEJZAGIC DIMARTINO I DAILY PILOT Holiday u;eekend rush just routine for restaurateur • EDrTOR'.S NOTE: With the onset of summer, t)oth .Newport ~ach locals and throngs of tourists hav. made the exodus to the beach We comrinc~ Britta Pulliam, of Britta's cafe on Main Street near the Balboa Pier. to take a break from the busy Memorial Day weekend crowd and talk about the Ins and outs of running a beachfront restaurant during the holiday rush. IS IT HARD WORKING WHEN EVERYONE ELSE IS OUT IN THE SUN? I've been in the restaurant business since I was 15 and I've always worked weekends. I can tell you what it's like to work when no one else is, and what it's like to be off when everybody else is working. I like it that way .... I like working when everyone else is out. The only hard time is at Christmas, and now we close on Chrisbnas Day, so it's not a problem anymore. WHAT MAKES FOR A BAD CUSTOMER? Probably someone who's impatient and doesn't know how to say thank you. ... It happens more than I'd like to say. HOW BUSY HAS THIS WEEKEND BEEN? Very busy. It's the kickoff for sum- mer, so everyone comes out. Even the locals come out more-they don't like cooking when it's too hot. WHAT'S BUSINESS LIKE DURING THE WINTER? , I do good all year round. This" is a local-based business, so weekends in July and weekends in December are pretty much the same. There are some people who come m for the summer and open up businesses for 2 112 months and then they go. But I try to catet to the locals. Everything I do is centered around them. WHATS YOUR IEST DISH? That's hard to say, because we've got breakfast, lunch and dinner. But they're all like my children, so I can't pick just one and call it my favorite. SEAN HILLER it>AILY PllOT Robert Morgan, 1, of C hatsworth braves the high surf as he rides the shorebreak in Newport Beach. GRAY GOES AWAY , ' AT LEAST FOR A DAY Beachgoers rewarded with sunny skies Sunday, marking start of summer season By Andrew Steven Harris Forget what they say about •gray May.• Ignore the reports of •June gloom.• Summer's here, and the time is nght -if not for danang in the streets, then at least for heading back to the beach. Despite early weather reports that suggested it would be a lackluster start to the swim-and-surf season, throngs of beachgoers turned out on the sands lin- ing the NeWport coast to celebrate - and they were rewarded with a beautiful day of sununer sun Sunday. Jennifer Lee drove ln from Irvine with her two girls, Brittany and Melissa, despite the fact that early cloud cover had threatened to cast a shadow over her clay. MEMORIAL DAY CLOSINGS 1ht folo--Mii be dosed In obsemnt of ....... 1111 Day hoMay •• •Alcly ... ....... • ....,., M 111 Unlled School Dislrit .,.. ...... &pr. ..... ...... "It's a bit colder than we want, but the sun ls beautiful,• Lee said. •tt was the start of summer, so we wanted to start lt off at the beach.· Though summer officially beqins on June 21, most in Southern CaWomia - parttcularly beachgoen -regard the extended Memorial Day weekend as the unofficial beginning of their festivtbes Pollce said although there was the typical increase m drunken revelers, there were no reports of unusual aco· dents, vtolence or mjury related to the holiday. Area merchants reported good news as well •Things here have been very bnsk, • said Elliot Farhoon, who works for a bicycle and skate rental ibop along the beach •rt will level off dunng tht! swn- mer, but today has been very busy.• •tt's gorgeous,• said 70-year-old Esther Solomon as she en1oyed a stroll in her summer bat. ·1 rome here all the time, every weekend, and I low 1t when it is like this. It makes me want to go swiinming again .• CODA• IMI S<BllC SI RI flCT .. ,.., ............. J a-. ................... 11 A ..... MlllllS .................. J Mlm& ················' I Gtyto I dedicate i I Arches · I I bridge i l i i I i i I ! • A parade will highlight offioal reoperung of Newport Beach landmark. NEWPORT BEACH -It wtll be a histonc look back to th future The city toddy will oftiaally dedicate the refurbished Arch Interchange w1th a ceremony featunng a swing band and parade The work -the large t in the oty's history -did 90 over bud- get, accord.mg to Don Webb, the oty's Public Works director. The refurb1slung of the mter change CO!>t $15.4 million, whll the ongmal budget called for a bill of Just $11 9 mil.lion. Webb said with landscaping and th relocation or underground utili- ties. the pnce tag reached $18.5 million. •y, , 1t exceeded its ongirul.I amount. but that was because Wt?. had to add work to the pro1ect. • Webb c;aid, noting that extra storm drdlll!> and addillona.l land· scapmg were neceSSdfY to com- plete the project m a satisfactory manor. The interchange, a highwe)". grade eparation and overpau where Newport Boulevard and Coast lJ1ghway intersect, ha served as a transportahon bub for more than a century. lt reopened in May The onginal bndge was built by Jam ct.nd Robert McFadden in 1888 to haul uppli over the Santa Ana River for a wharf where the New]>ort Pies ~w lits. To increa access to t9e water from . inland parts of Orange County, the McFaddens add9d railroad tracks on the route that II now ewport Boulevard and Iba 55 Pr way. A paved road was added Ila 1914, which increased traf8o to the interchange. With the additional peCJi1e movmg through the aree. the dJt.t SEE BR•OOE ,.as 2 Monday, Moy 31 , 1999 Newport ~ beaches listed among best of the best I N ewport Beach w s. tout- ed as one of the world's best beaches by d popu· lar men's magazine this month. Details Magazine had a short article on the top sandy destina· bons in this month's edition that ·~ scooi> surely made local chamber of commerce officials giddy. Newport Beach was named the best all· around sports beach, noting the "sd.iling mecca" has grectt waves, plenty of water· ways to boat in and of course, The Wedge tor bodysurlers. With so much to do in New· port t1each, from fishing to scu· ba divmg. the mdgaZIDe's reporter wroll' thdt after fm1sh- mg a day of fun "you can LlE' on the beach lor <1nother 10 nun- ute., before your next acllVll~ • A TRUE WATERING HOLE Eric Johnson, d fomwr nty counul ml•ml1t r crnd lonyume Mis'> Cosld \lt''>ct orgdmJ:t'r for the Lions Club f-ish Fry, will be rniss<'d by mc111y. Johnson chPd m January fellow cl11h mt>mber Mike Scheafer 1c; pr >posmg to the Parks Conum.,s1on that Johnson be honoree! with a memorial pldqUE' al Los Lagos Golf Course at lhE' 14th holl• John'>on, vou see, Wd'> "fond" of umntent1011t1lly shootmg golf balls mto the ldke near the 14th hole So many of his shots hit the walPr thNc· thdl friends begdn cdlling 11 Lake J~nson and they lhou~1ht it wol11cl be appropriate to place d plaque near such a ldvored golfing spot. A SLIGHT MISCOUNT One of th0 Joys of Joumctlism 1s the fax mdchme. Messages come m from dlJ com ers, and the worst offenders are pollticitlns This wet•k, d press rPlc•ase amved at the Pilot from presi· dent1al hopeful Sen. Bob Smith (R-New Hampsh.tre). The release detailed Smith's "1mpas- s1oned speech on the Senate floor, "dunng which he railed against taxpayer-proVJded abor- bons at nulitary hospitals "Tturty-hve innocent babies have been aborted smce Roe v. Wdde in 1973, the release quoted Snull) as saymg. Tiurty-five? Whoops Moonlighting as a school board member, she's still a mom full time + CJTY OF RESIDENCE: Costa Mesa •:. OTY OF WORK: Costa Mesa + WHEN WERE YOU HIRED?: 19731 when my son Bret was born + FAMILY STATUS: Married, 30 years +AGE: 50 + EDUCATION: B.A. Education, UniverSi· ty of Arizona1 joumaltsm ma1or, English minor. •Z• PAST POSITIONS: High school English teacher; newspaper reporter •) PRESENT OCCUPATION: Mother my kids who dre still at home -Stephen, 18, graduates June 3 from Middle Col· lege High School; Amy. 15, d great tenrus player Emily, 10, d great scxcer player Plus, Bret, 25, and his wife Blithe; and Megan. 21, a successful secrPlary dnd property manager. •:. EXPLANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR LESS: Encourage my children to do their best and obey the rules. love others and b<' forgiving, too. •:• YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT: As a trustee, I ran unop· posed and was reelected. •:• YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVE· MENT: Being a mother to hve children. •:•YOUR PERSONAL MOTIO: "I can do all things through Chnst who strengthens n1e • •:. YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVAGANCE: Gomg to London with my daughter in 1994 to V1Sit my son Bret in the Pepper· dme program ·:·THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: The Iocat voices UP CLOSI ,. Bible +THE CASSETTE TAPE IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOW: Crystal Lewis, "Beauty for- Ashes" + YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSESSION: My grandmother's piano (aside from my kids) •:• WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OV~RUSE: "Well honey, We's not fair, and you aren't an only child.• + WHAT CAN YOU COOK?: Stacked enchiladas (my mother-m-law's great recipe) •:• A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COULD CHANGE: Too much coffee dnnking dOd too much time reading newspapers · •:. THE COLLEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: EJementary education •1+ AS A CHILD, WHAT DID SCHOOL· MATES TEASE YOU ABOUTI: That f was too bossy •1+ WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW: Boxes filled with office stuff -we're moving.ag~I +THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER: H e was very mt~llectual and handsome. -t• THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD: WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS Berkley, Mape The engagement of Asia Paulme Berkley dnd Robert Andrew Mape hcts been dnnounced. The bnde·to-be attended A nnandale High Sch<?ol m Annandale •• Va., dnd the Uni- verSity of M1ctugan. Tedrow. Jackson Doug Tedrow and Dawni Novak of Newport Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter, Shawni, to Bill Jackson, son of Bruce and Randa Rielly of N ewport Beach. The bride-to-be is a gradu- ate of Corona del Mar High School and has stuclied abroad. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT 1iied to get a free trip to Washington, D.C. from American Airlines (my kids will never forget this one) +WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOT· ED IN HIGH SCHOOL; Most political -I went to Arizona Girls State in 1965. + WHO ARE YOUR HEROES?: Jesus Chnst and my parents + FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REALITY: Lls· tening to praise music with my Wa.Uonan and walking very fast, preferably to the beach. +ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: To see an end to abortion and·an increase m adoption, and Ulat all children would be protected from evildoers. •%+ YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Using the stairs, parking far away and walking to my destination. + THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE: Gray hair~ + I HAVE A DREAM THAT: God, His laws and grace will be welcomed back in our public school s, where we definitely could u .. se Hts help and blessings. + PHONE NUMBER WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH YOU: (949) 455-3031 Daily Pilot MO I DAY MORllll . lllEFlllG A DAY'S DELAY . MONDAY: The Memorial Day h~liday will push back refuse collection m New- port Beach a day Collection will be9Jl1 Tuesday. As a result, residents in all parts of town should put their trash out a day later than normal. For any ques- tions. call (949) 644-3066. D.C. FROM THE INSID.E , TUESDAY: Rep. Christopher Cox (R· Newport Beach) speaks about U.S. poli- cy toward China and the alleged the(l of U.S. military technology by the Chinese. Cox will appear at a chamber of com- merce breakfast at 7:30 at the Irvine Marriott. 18000 Von Karman Ave. Tick- ets are $20 for members, $24 for non- members. For more information, call (949) 729-4412. ·~ .> GEM OF A SHOW FRIDAY: A gem, jewelry and bead show will be presented through Sunday in Building No. 10 at the Orange ~ounty Fal.T & Exposition Center, 88 Fw.r Dnve. Costa Mesa. Hours are from noon to 7 p.m. today; from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Satur- day; and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday For more 11\fonnation, call (714) 708· 1500. RUNNING AROUND SATURDAY: The 18th annual Corona del Mar 5K Scenic Run starts at 7:30 a.m. when female runners leave the starb.ng line. Male runners begUl at 8 a.m. The race is presented by the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce and the city of Newport Beach. DAY FOR A PARADE SUNDAY: Here's a good way to rest after that rigorous SK: The Balboa Island Parade starts at 11 a.m. on Balboa Island. The parade will begin on Bay- s1de Drive and then travel over the Bal- boa Island Bndge and down Manne Avenue. ThlS year's theme is "It's a Good Lile." AdmisS100 is free. For more mformation, call (949) 67 5-1773. I .u S I N E SS I RI E F S BOZELL HIRED FOR SS MILLION PROJECT Ericsson's CG Technologies division has recently hired Bozell Worldwide's Southern California office m Costa Mesa to handle the U S advertising launch of its newest telephone system for use ln small offices and home offices. The estimated cost of the national launch is $5 million. SBN.COM COMPLETES INFOMEROAL SBN.COM recently an- nounced the completion of an infomercial offering e-commerce business opportunities tied to the comrxmy's Online Yellow Pages. An hour and 15 rwnutes later, a second relea'>t> popped out of lhe fax. Tums out he meant 35 mi.llion babies Maybe Snuth is hoping to challenge Dan Quayle for votes The groom-to-be attended Corona del Mar High School and the University of Hawau. Robert Mape He was a Daily Pilot paper boy and Asia Berkley when he was in elementary The groom-to-be1s a grndu· Bill Jackson and ate of Corona del Mar High ShawnJ Tedrow "This is a great opportunity to spotlight Bozell Southern Califor· nia's deep consumer and business advertising expertise on yet another national level,• said Jim Harrington, Bozell Southern Cali· fornia's executive vice president and general manager. Dave Edwards, vice president of business development at SBN.COM, !.dld the infornero.al titled "You've Got Money," i s hosted by Internet Web site per· soncllity Justin Gunn, from "The Web" and ·iv.COM ." School and the Uruversity of The show will air on national cable and commeroal 1V outlets through the end of the year. Colorado. -Compiled by Daily Pilot staff school. A July 4 wedchng is planned in Manna del Rey. A July 3 wedding is planned at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church in Newport Beach. SBN business partners will receive a custonuzed version ol the company's Yellow Pages directory hosted by SBN at its Web site, sbn.com . As indepen· dent contractors, they will earn direct commissions on advertising they sell into their own clirettory and referral fees from advertisers for customer purchases made through their site, Edwards sald. Sixty-one Orange Coast Col· lege students were recognized by the Social Science Honor Society. Membership in the society requires freshmen to have completed a minimum of nine units, and sophomores 12 unifs, in OCC social science class· es. The students must have also maintained a 3.5 grade point average or above in the classes. Also, an overall GPA of 3.0 or better is required. Courses in history, economics, sociology, philosophy, political science, NEIGHBORS psychology, anthropology, humanities, religious studies and geography are recognized by the society. This recognition also remains on students' tran· scripts. Students who were rec· ognized: Boris Von Bormann of Balboa; Judith S. Epstein, Olga Gorodetsky, Young A. Kim, Joshua A . Kunellls, Amber D. Parker, Patricia J. Place and Dan C. Taylor of Costa Mesa; Yan H. Cheung, Mitzi Gorder, James V. John· son, Gordon Kilmer, John J. Lake, Christopher L. Lorenz. Timothy E. Riddle and Shar- lene M . Tartaglini of Newport Beach ... One hundred, thirty graduates of Orange Coast Col· lege's School of Allied Health were honored Wednesday at the school's pinning ceremony. Students who received pins: Ellen Joy Frankel of Costa Mesa, Ron Hlink• of Costa Mesa, and Better Parker of Costa Mesa, in cardiovascular technology; Laura Daniel of Costa Mesa, Jannette P. PIH· cencia of Costa Mesa, Marie Pritchett of Costa Mesa, Heidi Sink of Newport Beach and Wendy Van Savel of Newport Beach, in dental assisting; Teija Bullock of Costa Mesa, Janeth Plaia of Costa M esa, in medical assisting; Telj• Bullock of Costa Mesa, in medical transcription; and Gabriell• M . Shaeffer of Newport Beach and Troy Un Taylor of Costa Mesa, in tespi· ratory ca re. •we selected Bozell based upon its successful track record of laundiing consumer products that have a technical nature to them," said Terry Baker, Eries· son's CG Technologies director of worldwide sales and marketing. Ericsson, the Stockholm-based telecommunications company, has its CG Technologies division in Brea. The local division focuses on developing PC phone systems for small offices and home offices. Bozell Worldwide, founded more than 75 years ago, is an advertising agency with more than 115 offices in 50 countnes. Its Southern California location Ul Costa Mesa .has 130 employees. ,. A start-up pacJiage includes various selling tools and a collec· tion of tutorial matertals on doing business on the Internet. A Mind· Spring setup dlsk is included in the package. Bntry costs $80. SBN.COM's Online Yellow Pages is the world's largest class1· fled directory. · Pilot REAPERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 news stor1~ 1Mustrat1ons. tc:hto- rlal matt~ Of' ildvert1sements herein un be reproduced w1th· out wntten permission of copy- right owner. WEATHER .. SUIF POLICE FILIS VOL 93, NO. 127 Reqord yoor commtnu about the Daily Pilot or news tips. Am>ll£ll Our lddrtf.S is 330 W Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. CORRECTIONS It Is the P~ot's policy to prompt· ly correct all errors of subnance Pleaw call (949) 574..4261 fl1 The Newport BtactVCosta Mesa o.lly Piiot (USPS-144 800) Is ~Monday ttwough S.t· ~ In NewpM 8Nd't ~ CCIII Mesa; sobscr1ptjcq ft ~.only by sUbJcribing to The 11mts Or•nge County (800) 252 .. 141. In MM outside of ... "Df't 8ej(h .net COit.i Melt. ~IS to h Delly Plot • 127"1 onty .. bv""' far ''°"'~.Second ct. ~ l*dat (Oita .... CA. ...... ..,. ... .... !o(.11...., POSTMMo ••'t:::tJ:'.r. P.0 ... 1-.c-. CA ~- tto.w..m REACH.US arcu~tlOn The Times Orange County (800) 252-9141 AdvertWng Oassified (M9) 642-5671 D~ (M9) 642 .... 321 ldltiwW ,.., (949) 642.5680 Sports (Mt) 514-4221 Newt."""",.. c.. -.110 E-mal:~Lt••MiLnlt ... ----Oflb(MlteGGt ...,.,...,..,. TEMPERATURES Balboa 69158 Corona del Mar 7M9 Costa Mesa 72159 Newport Beach 69158 N~Ca.st 71159 WNJMCUT LOCATION SIZE Wlldge .• •• , .... SIW Newport • , . ' .J·S "" lllddll. ., .. • ).5 IW .. '9Cty ... .J.5M CIN. ••••••. .:w-. bY the afternoon. TIDES TODAY Fir$t low n/a First high n/a Second low nl• Secondhlgh nl• It will nothing short of a great Memorial Day. What a way to ki<k off the 5um- merl If you're head· Ing to t~ beach, exp9Ct patchy morning clouds and fog, whktt will clear by the aft«ne>on fot M""'Y ••• w. hew. I c.omblnMlon Of IMfts out Of tM louthW9lt..t COSTAMISA • ~ Drtft: A briefcase and its contents worth $360 were ste>ten from a car In the 900 bfock during tM evening of ~ 22. • llrtdal llrMt: Sevefal items of clothing worth $8,724 were stoi.n from a store In the 3300 brock ~Feb. 21 Ind ~ 21. • "6;;w .... A laptop computer, ~ui. phone. 10 cam- ped dllCI Md a...,_~ worth S2_5l5 Mf'9 ~from I car In the 3100 block during the~ of~ u. • .... tM ..._A compact disc pa.y., a Mld'l n mon- ~ tatilng A.m wer• _..., from• car In the 900 black blttUllSI 11 P.lft. n midnight ~ 22. , • -tM ..._A blcydt worth._ ...... "' .. 100 block t.rt 11•1 1CUO and 11 p.m. M-r a. . !':Z::=Atw..b. ........ ..,. .............. ln ......... _J:ll .. .... I I .. Doily Pilot schools Monday, MDy 31, 1999 s SCHOOL NOTES · Students selected as J~panese ambassadors of directors of the Amencan College Dance Festival Assn. take part in this year's Summer Science teach ph~cal dence to students from Jn 1950, thP two founded Fleetwood Institute, a collaboration between the Ci.is-t..Qe dlStnct. Enterpnscs lnc., cl Fortun 500 cmnpany, Shanley's term runs through 2002. Headquartered in College Park, Md., the ACDFA supports the role of dance in higher education by sponsoring regional and national college and uruvers1ty dance fe:.tivalS. The association celebrat- ed its 25th anruversary m 1998. trict and OCC. ltsted on th New York Stock Ex<:hang~. The ~ewport Balboa Rotary Club has recently selected four local students as ambassadors for a 10-day trtp to Japan. Puring ~lasses, which will be held QCC honors outstanding The ruvers1dc-based compc:.iny produc Tuesday through Fnday mornings from mdnufactured housmg and rccreationol ~~e~/~0t;~g ~::1~~n~: ~~ ci~n~~!:ec~~~~C!~~~!d fhlcle·s. . lum. They will work in collaboration wtth Cr h d OCC's ·out ri.. ........ ,.,. ...... Four eighth-grade students were cho- sen out or 40 entrants in un essay-writing contest tiUed ~Why I should be the New- port Beach amoassador to the sister city or Okazaki, Japan.• Corona Del Mar High School stvdents Mark Aguilar, Jonathan Clements and Danielle Murphy, and Karlin Meehan or Ensign :Junior High, will take part in the July trip. They will be placed with local hos\ families. Shaiiley, 58, is the first commumty col-· lege educator to be named a regional representative for the organization. From her new post, she will preside over the yearly reqtonal meebng and will help facilitate the annual Southwest Regional ACDFA Dance Festival. culty ~--~ !r OCC' M ean were onore as -\;.-1~-m~~:------------m~s. om s at:111eRWH--t-"l!f'?1~1.,ng C1tiiens· at Ole sc1iool's recent ics and Science Division. commencement. · through the tube •with 47 elementary teachers The cauple were introduced and rec· The Costa Me~ Llbr-irv Foundauon l involved this year, this program is ogruz· ed by OCC President Margaret A ~ / · · accepting entnes for a TV scnpt-wntin" ·approximately twice the size of any of the Gratton at the Thursday ceremony. ::1 previous six summer programs we've ·we're pledsed to bonor the Credns contest. conducted," said Stanley N. Johnson, because of their wonderful generosity High school students ure dsked to pro- dean or OCC's -Mathematics and' Science and many years or service to the citizer1s duce a 15-m.mutc documentary v1deo on Division. MThe emphasis of this year's of Orange County, and the nabon/ Grat-the sub1ect "What Costa Mesa NeNls i<.. a Summer Science Institute is on the phys-ton said. · Great Library.· In October, Japanese students will come to Newport Beach for a reciprocal stay with the ambassadors' !amities. The Laguna Beach resident has been a member of OCC's faculty for 23 years and chairperson of the dance department for the past 15 years. She has a bachelor's degree m dance from UCLA and a mas- ter's degree from Ohio State University. ical scieI\ces -physics and cherrustry. • Donna Crean manages the Crean Pnzes will be awarderl for best cnpt The project serves teachers from Foundation, wluch proVldes educabonal lo hve runners-up d.nd for each luqh kindergarten through slXtb grade. Dur-contnbutions and chantable contnbu-school m the Newport-Mf>..sa Umhed ing the training, lead teachers will model tions to local groups and organitallons. School D1stnct. OCC dance teacher named to national association Karen L Shanley, chairperson of OCC's dance pepartment, has been named to a three-year term as the South- west Region representative on the board Newport-Mesa teachers to go back to class lessons, strategies and methods of sci-John Crean lS a past recipient of the Deadline for entnec; 1c; Junf' 7 ence education and classroom manage-Horatio Alger Award and the Golden For more informauon, contc1ct Chari., ment techniques Plate Achievement Award He holds an Schubert at Costa Mesa f ugh School. The Newport-Mesa teachers, after honorary doctorate degree from Catifor; (714) 424-8749, or Eleanore I Iumphrey of assuming the role of students during mi-ma L.itherari University, where he hr1s I thr> Costa Mesa LibTdry founclahon, (~49) More than 40 Newport-Mesa Unified School District elementary teachers will tial training sessions, will work in parrs to taught a class m entrepreneurship. 1)42-2730. SCHOOL MENUS Three menu choices every day Students may choose a vegetarian entree each day if desired. The veg- etarian selection vanes and may be either a salad, sandwich or hot en tree. •Monday: "Munchable" lunch salad Wlth Dannon fruit yogurt or mac- aroni & cheese; com; choice of fruit or julce; choice or milk. • Tuesday: "Munchable" lunch salad or turkey tostada in an •edi- bowl" with pmto beans, lettuce, cheese and salsa; choice of fruit of JUlce; choice of milk. • Wednesday: "Munchable" lunch salad with "bdkery speoal" or grilled ham & cheese sandwich; baby carrots; Frilos com chips; cholCe of fruit or jwce; choice of milk. •Thursday: "Munchable" lunch salad with pudcting or ham sandwich \vith cheese or Oscar Meyer all-beef hot dog on a bun, fruit turnover; choice of milk. • Friday: "Munchable" lunch salad or turkey & cheese sandwich or rotiru pasta with tomato meat sauce; cnsp green salad Wlth lowfdt dressing; choice of fruit or Juice; choice of milk. ln the operation of child feeding programs, no chtld will be discrimi- nated against because of race, sex, color, national ongin, age or hand- icap. If you believe you have been discriminated agamst, wnte imme- diately to the Secretary of Agnculture, Washington, D.C., 20250. BEACH F UN JUSTIN WARREN IOUR TIMES Cheyenne Markovich, 10, wades ln a pool she and her friends created at Little Corona beach. In back, her lit- Ue sister, Gabriela Markovich jumps into the artificial bubble bath. 0 N CAMP U.S We went to Newport Harbor High School Friday at lunch to ask students what their plans were for swnrner when !>chool lets out June 17 Here's what they had to say: •1 will be practicing water polo Uu.s swn- mer and lifeguarding in Newport Beach. My friends and I will be partying and hav- ing fun. My favorite part of summer is that there is no school and I can sleep." -Greg WorthJng, 16, sophomore, Costa Mesa, plays water polo, likes to sleep. ·1 am going to the beach this summer because I like the-girls there. I'll also be sleeping in this swnmer. • -Travis Deschenes, 15, freshman, Costa Mesa, likes the beach. "I'm gomg to be driving and eating and gomg lo summer school. I'm taking sum· mer school so that I don't have lo take his- tory next year. Summer lS great becau~e there is more time to sleep and eat.• -Russ Awrey, 15, sophomore, Costa Mesa, plays sports, enjoys food and his !Jirlfnend "I am going on vacation all around the South with my fanuly. Then I'll be lookmg for a job, preferably not at a restaurant• -Mike Munson, 17, Newport Beach, likes computers and hangiJ)g out with friends. Classified ads work for you! THE Daily Pilot "l'm 'going to be taking Amen an Democracy and Econonucs 111 summer ~rhool. Then I um uouig to England and Germdlly. lt will be hard bt'lfl!J awav from my boyfnend, but l'U have to live \\.1th 1t. • -Tlffany Washington, 17, 1un1or, Costa Mesa, enjoys horscbuck ndmg, her bo~fnend dnd hangmg 0111 with fnends "I am gomg to go to work ut Burger Kmg I'm going to party with my fnendo; School's OK, but summer is better.• -David Ybarra, 16, sophomom, Costa Mesa, enJOY!> bodyboard.mg. Call Today 1-800'-469-5919 949-675-6500 • will be cmliud at the doK o(fou. www,sca\.iC"Ailnancial@'home.com Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner l 'nlqH •Int ,_ • dl.U.. ~ ••••tabk for Jl'Ollp bulnt11 -'.lnp altd pl'h ate '9ndlon.t 723-0621 Pleut Call For Re.rv1tJons and Oirtttk>M 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! With the DmlyPilot QASSIFIEDS CALL 642-5678 MEET OUR MEMBERS . ~tionl yar ~~~miry Why did )'00 Joi.a SMpe-Upl 1-not ft.ding wdJ anJ m1 b.ck wr.u h111t•nt I b1C'W I ~ 10 gn IO shire. I datn -an Id ~~l'p&~ r-la fo mcogihfn, IOIV, MJ fed bccit'I K"""-a..t Mrm\• &.a l Year a-a. 1 couldn't~ bow r.. r io.t 23 h oi fx and I~ bod1 Eld M1 bMi no loap hunsf I Wla I knew arlio-how wdl ,op. ~ anJ mmgdl aUaing-W.1 woUld haY1: mrttd t000tr l realy fed pat UICI a.m tOjO)'lfll o.trcild ..... ,.. ...... ~Uplt-w. lib ••MF lad I • ~ weblntd by dat ml Tht ruff• Shape-Up cal, loob our for 1111 Wtll~ Ibey cm. arty Trays· Complete ''Party Pack" for 10 \ • Mini Tacos • Mini Burritos • Chingolingas · • Taquitos • Guacamole • Chip & alsa a, iic~, Beans, Guac.amolc by the Qua chiladas, Carnitas, Azceca Chicken Salads . . Fledgif:}g chufch lobking to set its roots Rock Harbor's growing congregation searching for a new home after deal for Quiksilver's vacated building fell through ( By Elise Gee- ~ COSTA MESA -Home is where the heart 1s dnd lhe same can be said about a church. Still, the fledgling Rock Harbor has been exploring expansion options after more than doubbng 1ts member- ship in the less than two years of its existence. For some time, it looked as If the church had found a new home at the building on Monrovia Avenue that IS being vacated by Quiksilver. But 1ust after Pastor Keith Page announced a "Watch God Work" cam- paign, the deal fell through when property owner Clavdl decided to rent the entire bwlding to Volcom The news was discouraging, espe- ctdlly cons1denng that the new loca- llon would have been ready JUSt m time for Rock Harbor's second birth· day, but Page said he has faith that something else wtll come through God must have something else. somethmg more fitting to our needs," Page sa1d In fact, Rock Harbor ~ached~·-- much. broc1tlcr population. Referred to initially as the "Generation x· church because of the young, sometimes alternative, group of people it attract- ed, Rock Harbor now has a much more brodd dnd diverse mix of parish· 1oners. Mdrlene Craven had initially . intended to c1ttend a few se1vices with her 23-year-old daug)lter, but ended up staying and encouraging her hus- band to JOin as well The open and acceptmg-atrnos- phere helped seal her decision. "T come from a background of a lot of condemnation and guilt," Craven said. "I think there's a lot of freedom m it and It's more about your relation- ship between you and God than somebody preaching at you.• After beginning Sunday semces at the Costa Mesd Senior Center m October 1'997, Rodk Harbor expanded to a second servtce by Easter 1998. The seruor renter Cdn accommodate up to 450 people for Rock Harbor ser- vices.· And s1ncc Page's mm1stry is one based on faith. this is a way for him to practice whdl he preaches, he said Rock ~!arbor has exceeded Pdge's expectation-. au along The church was "planted" by Manners South Coast Church m New- port Beach c1fter Page, who was d Junior pastor there, dSked to bnng a ministry to Costa r..tesd that could The church is now at capacity, with parking becoming difficult to find and no sign that its growth wm be slowing down. It would be nice to find a place, especially !>1nce Rock HarQor is oper- ating somewhdt llke a "church m a box," wllh pdnsh1oners setting up and bredking down equipment out of a portable trd1lcr lhey hrmg wilh them. MEDIHA FEJ<AGIC DIMARTINO I DAILY PILOT Rocle Harbor church lead pastor KelUl Page looks over the fence at the old Quiksllver building, which they have recently lost out on a bid, and have to change plans of moving their congregation from their makeshift home at the Costa Mesa Senior Center. • building, he said. red ch out to • chsconnected • and • d1s- mterestcrl" church-goers or potenhal church·tJONS. Even iJ a permanent home is not found, Pauc is not worried. A church 1s withi n the peoplf' cmd not wilhin a It's an assessment that rnost parish- ioners, including John Maurer, agree with. •A buildrng 1s a building is a build- ing," Maurer said. "What's even more important is the me~sage that Keith conveys, which 1s we're strong as a thurch, ti church family and a church body. •If we had to go out and do it in a tent, it would be beautiful. Having a big grand building 1s redlly second to their vision and where they are at nght now ~ • VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs pen od1Cally in the Daily Pilot If you'd hke I information on getting your organ1za tion listed, call 574-4228 ALS ASSN., ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotroph1c Laternl I Sclerosis Assn , Orange County Chapter, needs many volunteers For informdllon, caU the chapter office at 375-1922. ALZHEIMER'S ASSN. OF ORANGE COUNTY Helpline assistants and group 75% OFF SELECTED FLORAL ARRA,Gl:\lE'1' 50% OFF ALL FLORAL STE\t Custom Florals Gift~ -.. Home Decor Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sat I 0-5 Sun 1 J :00-4:00 369 E. 17th St., #13 Costa Mesa (949) 646-67 45 (ActoH from Ralpht) leaders needed Trnmmg '>es- sions Me dVdildble. For more mfonndtlOD, CdU 283-1111. AMERICAN CANCER.._SOCIETY The Orcrnge County Region of the American Cancer Society seeks office volunt{'ers. The soci- ety is also seeking volunteers to dnswer Cdlls for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter. For more infonnahon, call 261-9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ANGELS ON WHEELS Voluntec>r drivers from New- port Beach tmd Costd Mesa can help cancer pallents get to dnd from their medical lrc>atments m Orange County Volunteers must be at lr.d'>t 25 years old with a SHOOTING CONTINUED FROM 1 because of the dMkness of the area surrounding the garage, which LS set back from the street behind another home. The gun- man apparently fled on foot, Jwnp- mg a nedfby fence toward a park adjacent to the murder scene. "We have no motive at this time and no suspects in cus- tody," said Officer Jeff McCol- lam of the Costa Mesa Police Department. "More informa- tion will come out as soon as s.M 7~ Pa10 9~ Teak is now Affordable! ~-=~---1 c..,.,.-~ 1.-~ C...Mml••·-.., ....... . 12401-A-. Ultlt H ~ttliia 2 VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY valid driver's license. For more information, call 261-9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP • The Amencdn Cancer Socie~ Discovery Shop needs volunteeit from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondat through Saturday at 2600 B. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar: For more information, call 640- 4777. AMERICAN HEART ASSN. The Amencan Heart Assn. tS look mg for volunteers to perform various· general office duties including photocopying, typing, light computer work, as well as preparing large mailings and other various clC'rical duties from (investigators) follow d few leads. They're actively working on some leads right now, but we can't yet go into what they're working on.• Neighbors at the scene said lhe family of five had only just moved to the area a few weeks ago, and none who spoke to the Pilot appeared to know Yuridia personally. •1 saw her a few times, but J don't know if anybody talked to her,• said a neighborhood youngster who was one of a large group that continued to congregate around the crime scene throughout the day. 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m .. Monday through Friday. Cdll Teri Brown, volunteer coordind· tor, at 856-3555 for more infor- mation. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volun- teers to give emotional <;upport to terminally ill patient~. and their families in the greater Orange County dfea Trairung is provid- ed. For mforrnallon, call 550· 0800 or (800) 540-2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Orange County Chdptt•r of the Amencan Red Cross needs BRIDGE CONTINUED FROM 1 ner became a small business cen- ter anchored by a mission-style service station and cafe built by John Vielle m 1922. "The Arches" quickly devel- oped into a landmark mtimately tied to the interchange. Webb said the latest construc- tion will allow more thdn 121,000 vehicles to pass through the mter- change daily, up from 92,000 before the improvements. "The new interchange will sig- nificantly alleviate the bottleneck where two heavily used thor- volunteers to address community group!> about Red Cross services and to act as liaisons with the medid in disaster and emergency s1tudtions. For mformation, call Judy ldnnaccooe, 835-5381. ASSOCIATION RENAISSANCE CREATORS The Costa Mesil group spon- sors and supports outreach com- munity service programs, such as the homeless sanctuary. Volun- teers are needed For more mfor- mation, cttU 540-5803. BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS Men and women over 20 years old who have lived in Orange County for at least six months and have been on the JOb oughlarcs converge," Webb said. ·It will aiso serve as an attrd.cllve, landscilped gateway to the city.• The construction called for the lengthening of the interchange by 57 feet cind widening it by 93 feet. Two lanes and an eight-foot shoulder were added and four eXtSbng lanes were widened by a foot. Webb said two sections of the original highway bridge railing will remain inside the loop ramp west of Newport Boulevard and north of Coast Highway. A plaque tracing the interchange's history will be installed there. "The contractor did one of the finest jobs I've ever seen. They've done a better job on this than a ny- for at least three months .. re needed to serve as big brother'> or big sisters for cluldrcn agf's b · to 16 from smgle-parent homl•:, For mformation. call 544-7773 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC., ORANGE COUNTY COUNCIL Volunteer opportunities mclude fund-raising, program development and training to existing troops and packs. For more mformauon, calJ 546-4990. BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF COSTA MESA-NEWPORT BEACH The threo area clubs need vol· unteer coaches and drts and crafts workshop teachers. For locabons and more inf ormat10n, call 642-2245. one we've ever worked with,• Webb said of Brutoco Engineer· mg, the Ornnge County~based contractor. The planned dedtcallon cere· mony will include live music from a SWU1g band, a parade of the city's electric vehicles and historic photos of the interchange. Despite the cost, offioals said they are pleased with the results. "Everyone is happy with this interchange and its beautiful landscape," said Public Works Department spokeswoman Melis- sa Adams. "It ~ make for a beautiful entry statement into Newport Beach." The celebration 1S scheduled to begm at 10 a .m. magazine Coming Saturday, June ·26, 1999 Daily Pilot Choose from the folloWing HOT courses: Accounting Anthropology Arabic Art Astronomy Basic Skills Biology Busines Chemistry Chine e Computer Computer Networking Dance Economics Emeritus English ESL Frerich Geology Health Education History Humanitie Italian I Legal A istant Management and Supervision Marine Science Mathematics Music Philosophy Physical Education Political Science Psychology · I Quality A~urance Real Estate Sociology SpanWh Special Education Speech ' Travel md Toarilla Vletnlmele . . exible 6 Monday, Moy 31, 1999 • Send AllllOUNO TOWN Items to 1he Dolly PilOt, llO w. hv St., ""1> ..... 9~7; fax them to (949} 646-4170; QI ~I (!M9) 642-5680. •~ 228. A~ lbting of Around TO'M'I n\fy be found at dallypllotcom. " . .. ' ' Newport Beach CommunJI')' Ser- ~ is seeking volunteers to help 1'ilb the > Bth annual corona del Mar Scenie-SK-from 6•30--tt>-40-1--11 ~t:->'-'-"'c:;;--~-.-' &.m . June 5. Volunteers will serve as course monitors, finish line helpers and restaurant row ~elpers. Volunteers will receive a T-shirt on race day. For more information, call (949) 644-3159. The New Arc.hes Interchange dedication will take place today, starting at 10 a.m. inside the loop ramp west of Newport Boulevard, on the north side of Coast High- way. The city .landmark will be festooned with American flags subsictized by American Legion Post 291 . The event will feature local dignitaries, nostalgic speeches, historic photos, a live swing band, a parade of electric ... vehicles and retreShments. For more iniormation, call (949) 644- 3151 . TUESDAY .. TtadlUonal Art Imag.;'s," an exhibit of oils and acrylics by Gena Mezo, will be on display through June 30 in the Newport Beach Central l..Jbrary foyer, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more informa- bon, call (949) 717-3801. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's New- port Sunrise Break.fast will be held from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Irvine Marriott. Our congressman, Rep. Chris Cox, will be the special guest speaker. Cox ·will present ·A Look at Current Legislative Issues." Members' cost is $20 With a reservation; $24 for poten- tial members. For more infonna- bon, call (949) 729-4400, around town The Newport Beach Christian Women's Club luncheon will be he ld at 11 :30 a .m. at the BaJboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High- way. The fe&hlred event will be •A Collection of Design Jewelry by Serafina." Tickets are $21 . Reservations are requested. For more information, call (949) 760- 9616. DON LEACH I DM'f I'll.OT Alter watching the swue~ a couple lllltes a walk olf the 28th Street jetty os darkness la!ls. WEDNESDAY An eight-week i.a1 chi class w1U start today at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. This class will feature a "no sweat " fonn of mentaJ and physi- cal e xercise. Wear comfortable clothing and flat shoes. Admission ts $24 . For more information, call (949) 645-2356. The Orange County Coast Assn. luncheon will be presented at noon at the Newport Harbor Nau- llcal Mvseum, 151 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. The lun- cheon is titled "The SeaJ Beach Update -Hellman Ranch, Naval Weapons Station, and Water Quality, Los Angeles and Orange County.~ Special guest speaker will be Seal Beach council mem- ber Shawn Boyd. Reception is at 11 :30 a.m and a luncheon and raffl e wtll be held at noon. The program will begin at 12:45 p.m. Reservation deadline is May 31 . Tickets a re $20 for non-OCCA members. For more information, call (949) 660-8665, ext. 3. PaclHc law OWces will preMt,Dt a free "Living Trust and Medi-Cal Estate Planning• seminar at 6:30 p.m. al the Costa Mesa Commu- nity Center, 1845 Park Ave. For more information, call (800) 874- 872 Estancia High School College Night will be presented at 7 p.m. in the school's Social StudJes Court, 2323 Placentia, Costa Mesa. Students and parents from Newport-Mesa Unified School District high school! are invited to attend. Presentations will be made by representatives from col- leges and universities. For more lnfonnotion, cell (714) 515·6504, A prostate cancer discussion group will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center Auditorium, One Hoag Drive, Building '1, Newport Beach. Spouses, faqilly memben and support ~na a.re welcome to attend. For mOre information, call (949) 760·5542. flP>AY -.ca-. jewelry ..... --~be ix-oled 11uouGb Sunday ID lllllldlDg No. JO ol die~ Couatr Pm 6 '•pc rtrx Camlr, .. ,.-.~~ ... -...... 7 ~ llll!llfl -II UL to 7 p.a. ...... ,, --10ua.llt5p&lllj. JI day. For more information, call (7!4) 708-1500. The tango wUJ be taught lo sin- gles and couples alike at 7:30 p.m. at the Defore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus Drive, Suites G-2/G-3, Costa Mesa. Admission is $8. For more information, call (714) 241- 9908. SATURDAY The 18th annual Corona del Mar Scenic SK or 2-mile Fun Walk will be run throughOut Corona del Mar's residential streets and scenic bluffs. The event will also indude a lK Dolphin Dash for kids age 3 through 10. Pre-regis- tration fees are $18 for the SK Race, $15 for the 2-Mile Walle and $12 for the Dolphin Dash. Fees indude a T-shirt. Proceeds will benefit Newport Beach Commu- nity Services youth programs and Corona del Mar's beautification project. For more information, call (949) 644-3151. A Tennessee Walking Horse show will be presented through Sunday in the Equestrian Center at the O range County Fair & Exposition Center, 86 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, cel! (714) 708·1500. HomeAJd Orange County wtU celebrate its 10th anniversary by presenting the Rainbow of Hope Ball at the Four Seasons Hotel, Newport Beach. The black·tie gala will Include an evening of fine dining, live entertainment, dancing and a silent auction, Tickets are $175. For more infor- mation, cel! (949) 553-9510. SUNDAY Newport Beach'• Paddle Power will present its annual Kayak ecpo from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at North Star Beach, I White Clilfs Drive, Newport Bea.ch. Paddle more than 60 kayaks, canoet and surf skis, meet repretent&Uves from top manutacturen and view equipmant and ·-· The gJand prize drowlno fMtww two kayako. Por more lnlormellon, coll (949) 675·1215. n. .............. wW ::.~~ al II UD. cm Balboa ... ~~= _ .................. ..... , •••••• 'lllli ... -.............. a ?'I I bands, old Cars and 'entertain-' ment. 1ltis year's theme is •It's a Good Life.• Admission is free. For more information, call (949) 675- 1773. Local author Robert Bruce Woodcox will. be signing his book, •The Golf Gods Are Laughingr • at noon at Barnes & Noble, Fash~ ion Island, 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more lnfonnation. cell (949) 759-0982. JUNE 8 The Friends of the Newport Beach Library will present their annual luncheon and installation of officers al 11:30 a.m . at the Bal- boa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Dean Corey, executive director of the Orange County Philharmonic Society, will speak on the present and future of the Philharmonic Society. Reservations are $20 and must by made by June 1. For more information, call (949) 675- 3563. JUNE 9 Tbe Newport Beach °public Library Foundation will present a book discussion group at 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends meeting room, 1000 Avocado ·Ave, The group will be discussing •Anywhere But Here,• by Mona Simpson. Admission is tree and refreshments will be served. For more information, call (949) 1!1. 3890. A tree noon program UUed •ne I.slands and HJghlands of Scot· land• will be presented. at the Newport Beach Central lJbrary's Friends meeting room, 1000 Avo- cado Ave. Por more information. call (949) 717·3801 . JUNE 12 ONGOING STEP-TEEN, a seven-week workshop for parents of teenagers, is available for Orange County parents. Learn to encour- age teens, resolve conflic:;ts, increase communication and enhance relationships. The work- shop will be conducted by a licensed clinical psychologist. For more information, call (949) 225- 8189. Sl. Andrew's Presbyterian Chwch offers a support group for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. The group meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays in the chwch's Oierenfield .. !all C, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The confident:ia1 group is open to the community. For more ·information, call 631-2880. Prospects Networkln·g Group meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m. Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd.. Costa Mesa. Breakfa~t is $6. For more in!onna- tion, call Angie Staffor,d at 474- 2225 or Tina Firman at 551-3156. . All Lassen's Leads: Club meets at 7:15 a.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more iniormation, call 646·1252. Zen Center of Orange County offers meditation instruction every first and third Sunday of the moo th from 5 to T p.m . at the Zen Center of Orange County, 120 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Suggested donation iS '$10. For more infor- mation, coll (949) 722·78!8. The Newporl Beach P•rkt, Beaches and Recreation Commis- sion meets at 7 p.m. the first Tues- day of each month in city council chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more ltltor- maUon, caU 644·315!. Nico-Anoaym-llUO•fllllp wan11 to help men and women who .. oke ID quit and - llDOke --for "'°"' !nlormollon Oii loml .. on1ng lllMUngs, mD 650-2713. 0.-W. A.a•llf=:.-trom 7 to t p.m. W= All" al St. Jobll'1 .._. Oluldl. 183 B. 1!4y St., Ccata ~. Par_. !nlormalloo. <:.II t53-4800. , OASIS -Cl I -a Par!dnloD~-oupportgn>up from 7 to 9 p.m. tbe ..cand '!hun- day' of each month al 800 Mar· guerite Ave., Comoa dol Mar. Por .!.-more..infarmattoo, C41l 6"~- Tlle Yoga Ploc:e ollon a _,..J and postna!AI yoga dalt from 3 to 4:30 p.m. 'Ib.Wldafl. New ctanes begin on the tint ol the mopth. For more infonnation, call 6'2· 7400. Hoag Cancer CeD1er ollen Mu to Man, a free prostate cancer dis· cusston ·group, from 1 to 8:30 p,m. the 6.nt Wednesday of each month at the center auditorium, l Hoag Drive, Building <61 1 New- port Beach. For re.ervattoo.s or more information, call 722--6237. The Paclllc ,,..._ Xclwlg• has wef!)cly breakfast meetings at 7 a.m. Tuesdays at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. There is no charge for the initial meeting. For more information, call 640..()588. The Newport lleacb Poydlologl· cal Association presents a coed relationship group celled !nsighl Equals Power at 1 p.m. Thun- days. The fee ls $25 per week. For more information, ca.ll 722-45~. Hoag cancer Center often • free relaxation and imagery workshop from 10 to 11:30 a.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41, New- port Beach. For more information, eel! 760-5542. The Sea &plOrer Ship Del Mar 711 of O.range County offers a program for young men ages 14 to 18 interested in leamlng about sailing, seamanship, piloting, navigation and crulsing. Meet- ings are from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednes- days at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W, Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infer- . mation, call 642-6301 or 551- 8591. OASIS Sentor Center oHen ongoing assistance, counseling and refenal. services for seniors. For appointments or more infor- mation, call 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Sen.lOr Citizen Square and Round Dance Qub seekfe:<perlenced dancen to Join in from 9 to 11 a.m. Thundays at the Costa Mesa. Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets, Costa Mesa. For mqre information, call 545-5669. A free support group for cancer patients meets at 7 p.m. Wednes- days and a support group for peo- ple suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome meets from 1to10 p.m. Wednesdays at the Institute for Hollsti~ 1teatm8!lt and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 251-8700. Arthrttlt Founda.Uon lmtructor Hillary Stone leads an exercise dass at 11 a.m. 'I1iursdays at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E . Bak· er St .. tosta Mesa. For more infor- mation, call 513-5641 . NlgbUy mMllDp an olf8nd In Costa Mesa and Newport Beach· for anyone who wants to over- come nicotine addict1on. For a schedule or more information. call 774-9106 or (800) 642·0666. The Newport Sports C0U.U0.. Foun~tion. a nonprofit organiz.a. ti.on, operates a free museum at 620 Newport Center Drive, New· port Beach. The mUMum, which has one of the world's largest col- lections of sports memorabilia, is open from 9 a . .m. to 5 p.m. week- days. For more infoo:natkm, call 721-9333. Hoeg C..,.., C..... lf"UMDl'S a flee tal chi duo for lntennediate to odvanL'Od 1eve1s lrom 10:30 ID 11 :30 a.m. 1bundays for peopla with cancar and their lemlileo: A beginner teRion m.ets . from 10,30 to 11:30 a.m. l'llda\'I. Tba cl•n• are del&gDed to reduce sb'ell, iDcnMe IDDgwtity and pro- mote. -"' -· being - bulc, --laam. --OUI lllJU ... lo lid ID belegce and QXllCMil•wtkA 1be c:lw ii IM>gltl "'-Mm9M' No-lotr-II NqlllNd. -HoOg C-C..llo14000W.C:O. HIP:~ l•cb .... DION -ll'lltkl\ cd 722-123'1. Bducallol>, :ZOO Kalmus Dit .. , c-. i.w.. MMllDgo ... ojan to OD-wllo WIDll ID lmpoYe bit or he public opeeklng lldlll. !'or more !nlonnatlon. <:.11444·5000.- lhe Newport '-ch Dllftn· gullbed ToaotmG.tm Qub 1300 ,_ .. from 1 to 9 p.m. 'lbeodal" ID Sgt. Pepperoni> meeting -· 2300 Briltol St., Newport Beodi. -Foi-wivalionl-Ot mor;e lllfOOM· . !Ion, cel! (949) 646-1274. Mw Meaengen Toutmr se1r aub 691 In Costa Mesa me9 at 7 p.m. Tueoda}'11 at M ... Vcde Unlled Methodist Chwcb, 170) W. Boker St., Costa Mesa. more information, call 540-4.+el, Bl11e Flame Toutmuten I 2717 meets at 7 a.m. Wednesc:IQIJ at the Village Fanner. Souqi Coast Plaza Wlage, 1651 s ..... I flower Ave., Costa Mesa. .th1! meeting is free for first-time vim( tors. For more information, CllJl 855-430!\- Toubiaasten Club 231 mee a.m. Mondays at The Irvine 550·C Newport Center, Ne Beach. For more infonnatio 733-2209 .. Harborlltes Toutm.asterril 1927 meets at 1 a .m. Wedn at the Riverboat Cafe, 15 . Coast Highway, Newport 88 . For more information, call 3648. Udo hie Toastmasters Mondays from 6:30 to 8 P·g the Glendale Federal Bank 1. munity Room, 100 Newport ' ter Drive, Fashion Island, port Beach. For more inlonna11Qli, cell 964-5314, • OASIS Senior Center often a Care-A-Van transport to take members to appointments alfd grocery shopping. The shuttle takes members to the center. For appointments, call 64 4-324-4. • People Interested in reading English can le4m with the help of a tutor. Hourly rates and times negotiable. For more infonnation, cell851·1739. OASIS Senior Center otfen vUu· al-aid screenings with a Braille ln.stitute representative by appointment. For more informa- tion, call 644 -3244. OASIS Senior Center bu a walk- ing group called Walkers Not Rockers that meets once a week to enjoy sceni<a walks in and around the NeWJ>ort Beach area. For more infonnation, call 644- 3244. Es1enUal Welgbt Management offers interactive and proactive weight loss groups. Learn behav:- ior, modification and other tech· niques to control your weight. Cost is $20. Groups meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays at 369 San Miguel Dri- ve, Suite 350, Newport Beach. For more lnfonnation, call 718-9848. lbe Hope lrutltute, a center for recovery and family education, offers a women's support grail(> from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays at 2900 Bristol St., c-i06, Costa Mesa. For more information, ca.lJ 432-0020, li I The Healing Connection o~ ~ women's relationship grou~ ~t:7 p.m. Tuesdays at 4425 Jambbiee Roa.d, 180-A, Newport Beach."Por more information, call 261-8003.~ 1 • . ·1· h Women Helplng Women offe9; ,. .free peer support group<> for women in transition from 3:15 ,to 4:15 p .m. Wednesdays at 425 B. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Topjo include self esteem, exploratioo·af feelings, communication, traume recovery and personal support. For more information, call 83 v. · 1 2333. • ... """ "-C-Centerollm ·-yoga d4ss from 10,45 to H:45 a.m. Tuesday at 4000 W. COiliit. Highway, Newport llffch. "Por more information, call 722-623Jfoi: . . I Body Dollp llDd UJIJtod 81111100 ol s.11-De!Ollle olfen kick boJlag -from 9,30 to 9:30 9,f/j. Tueoda)'11, 1bunda}'11 and Satci' da'/O at 1000 W, Cout ~. Suite C, Newport Bwb. 'lf>e1Qi\ ". per duo. Por --·· -. mD 722-05:16, • --"" s ) > -214 days. • Sports Edito< Roger Carlson • 949 57 4-4223 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYllll DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY JUSTIN WARREN I f JI :)Newport Harbor High co·captains Ty Trarnblie (left) .rnd \ilatt Jameson rejoice with the spoils of victory with Coach Dan Glenn ·al•right after a stirring, four-set victory over Batk Bc1y Ji\ di Corona del Mar Saturday night for the CIP Division I c hampion hip. ,,, I fffl'I '(• .• Newport 1 Icirbor overcomes Cdtvt leads in first and third 9ames ·on the .'Ji'iiJ.y to CIF Division I champ10nship. • 1 '("YPRESS Grt1nlf'd, this on<> \\as rl/fN- ·ettt~ The unprert>clentc d stdk~·s <•f ii c·1r SouUlCrn Sl•clion D1v1s1on I 1 h.1mp1vnsh1p '<\'M\bmed With 2,200 Up10d00US IOOtl'IS, •made the biggest Bctc k H.i} ho}:-. vnlli} l>c1ll -a~h ever bel ween Corona dl'I ~ 1,11 High and Newport I lurbor clettrly umquc S.ilur· d~y at Cypress Collcgl" m As with most of the -.howdm .. 11-. stwwn 10V r this 25-ycar.nv.ilry, hu\.\Cl{t•1, ll1l•lf• Wets _..ramilianty to tho wesc.iw struqHlt•, 1n w hl<'h .Newport Harbor prevailed, l Ci-M, 12-1.5, l n- 14>115-3, to claun iLc; f11St ~eclton crown c..nH l' 1987. ,11, The hrst thrc•c gdmes lasted 37, :m tmcl 37 ffiM)Utes , rcspecbvely, and dVerage<I 45 s1dc-_p.,uts. • CdM, the No 4 seed, whKh c<1mP m with ~~-match winning strcttk, led the opcmng ,U,d./lle, 5-1, 8-6, 10-7, and smved twice for game poml. But No. 3-seedcd Harbor, which extend- J'~lS winning streak to 14, completed the ~j of its two sbmng comebacks to !>eize thP e ~y edge. H~The Sea Kings (16-3) knotted the march lfl\1~e second game, ending d streak of 13 straight Harbor sweeps smce the> Scc1 Kings defeated their fellow Sea View League co- t1mnp1on in four games April 22. 111 But the Sailors (22· 1) staved off dpparent <del~at in game three-. Newport, which had .won two of three previous meetings with ~ this spring, including a besl·of-lhree lft>amament battle, saw the Sea Kings seize 4tm •l1-3 advantage in the Uurd game. . ,, 1\;With junior setter Kevin flanscn feeding .a :bitting arsenal keyed by senior Dennis Alshuler, and also leading a blocking brigade that produced three points m the .,..Y lhird·game surge, the Sea Kings ~peared intent on adding the D1VJs1on l tro- Rlw. to their D1vis1on m crown of a year ago. -:o~But Harbor, top seeded an~ unbeaten ~ast SQ890n only to be eliminated m the 01V1sion I semifinals, clawed its way back, prompting 18~ted crescendos from the Sailor faithlul. u • .l:We kept telling each other to believe m Q,wselves," Newport senlor nuddle blocker ~ Hearlson said. v .:,t told them during a timeout, we httd to I like CIF champions to be ClP champ•· " said Harbor Coach Dan Glenn, who ed h1I second Clf boys crown in tour title·match appeerancei at Harbor. Glenn's JUJj title came in h1I debut 1987 season. It WU' the third CIP champio~ for the ~· who lOlt in the fin411 ln 1 and '91. • 4 allo thought we needed to quicken the til'al a little.' Vie were peutng tba ball high W 'playtng l&owly, which wa beDefid8J to CdM. W•'li bltW' .,_. w.•19 nmnmg our ==Md w• ltart8d 11111.• ~ .. co;-~:.::~1r=a I> ..... =·~··= -=~ ......... Alie Newport's Billy C layton (right) a nd setter Ty Tramblie (9) celebrate om· of many huge moments In Saturday night's CIF conquest at Cypress College against Bilek Bay rhaJ Corona del Mar; below, Harbor outside hitter Alan Umon passes the ball. QUOTE Of THE DAY "This loss is ~ tough, knoWing we hod them on I r~ Di lhat ttwd gome:- Bul we didn't lose, as much as Newport come out and defeated us .. : Steve Conti, Corona del mar boys volleyball coach Ooity Pilot SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM . STEV E 'TIMMONS . . N eWport Harb or.. • Vrrtually no one could hc1ve predicted the level of his expertise as career exploded coming out of Newport. Hu 11 \HJ> l>t " Standing on the basketball court one day at Newport Harbor Hlgh Wds Steve Tunmons, a redht>dd who playt>cl hoops with dn'atlltude dlld Wils gifted with tony arms That day. BaJhoa Bay ( 'luh Volleyball Club Coach Ch<1rhe Brande spotted Timmons dnd insisted he come out tor his sport and, well, try something new and hip m the mid-70s. bJCX:kl'r ._ • Full ot sc·lf·con!Hh·nce after lus colleglolt• :.ucc ess 111 • "" vollP) hnll, Timmons \\ eot out fot the use hu~};etbull lt>dln the lollo\'.'lTJCI } t~r. thinking I was 9omg to 1um the prouram dtoun<I " . But Tinunom. lh,ought better "" of 11 and dernJPd tt 1 get his back . hedJlhy. ,,... In 1981, he mtHL•" the S .. ' national tettrn, but h\O }Pal"!> ldtl'r Tinunons '"d' on the ... 1 IJubhle as the quad •. : trnvelt-•d 10 Cuba for an " cxh1h11lon and roster rn (uh fotthcormng ·Bin - Nc\ill•>, an d~Sistant , couch, said you've got to mdkt y11ur move,• said Tunn10ns, who, after tho! mdtch, never came out ol lhe lineup. Tinunons' populantv oc1red ds the U S w .... The edsy-gorng Ttmmons went ctlonq and soo~ beyan crushing sets in Brnnrle's gym. It was like Mozart getting h1s first piece of sheet music. Michelangelo scemu hts lirst easP.l. "You know, c•very time SIP\<' do"'.'> dll Steve Timmons gold di th" 84 Los Anqel"' l.1ame' and '88 mtervJP.\\ .... and ht> ~one o lot of mtervif!\\ s o\ er th'· \'Pdr -tK> illways mentions me; c1ncl lhat story, n Brande ~atd "That's JU~t the kind of guy h<' 1s. • Timmons, a two-lime Olympic gold meddhst who elevated thl' game of .voUevhall u1tomdtionally m the 1 <.iBO'>, hu.d no clc-.m• lo 1>lav hefort> ht JllnJOr y •ar at • Nr>W})Ort l lat bor and, at the ttrne, l>ehe\ ()U ·volleyball was known ds d girls sport " Timmons lnl<I Hr<tndl' hl•'cl w<1l< hed tlto~w uc11y volleyball playe1s dive on thP tlonr. '>O Brdn.<11' sc1id, "you don't hetvc to d1\" 11 'ou clon't Wllnt to In tact, you cl< n l hd\'1' lo p.1<,s. Just block and sp1kt> • Tinunons. a tremendous leaper, would grow to 6-loot•S and eventually unJedsh <ln unorthodox hack-row hittrng dtlilrk thrlt woul<i k<!Pp lht! U.S a1r1p l Id c; tor } 1 d limmons' lashmg shob tor ,,1innc1s, lroR1 spoL.; only the desperate had dared to venture before, changed the complexion of the game as the '77 Newport graduate led the U S lo Olpnp1c gold medals lJl l 964 and '88, and a bronzP mecial m tht• nintruvPrsml '92 Darnelc1ntt Gan1f'" • "l alwctys f •It hke I mulct hit a line (on the court) if I wttnled to, or bounce it m front of a guy,· Timmons, who could see the whole court perhaps better than anybody m the game. ScUd of his explosive kills. ButTlllllllons,once cons1dered a longshot to make the U.S. national team, ctidn't get senous about volleyball until USC offered him a scholarship out of Orange Coost College . where he led Coach Tandy Gillis' basketball team to a late championship m 1979. Turunon took one year off between Newport Haroor and OCC. •1 alway~ felt basketball wa my future,· said nmmon . who could palm a ba!-.k U>all at ng 10. Timmons, elected to the Orange County Sports Hall ol Fame in 1990, earned date honors as a freshnian in basketball and volleyball at OCC, then led USC to the NCAA national champlomhlp in 1980 while achieving All-American la\IN)J u a middle S1•oul Olympi< ~ f hs ciewcut \'>as transformed into a work of art by angling the top o it look like a wa\'e cresting at Timmon'. foreh~ad. lltl' look y; ould become .the rnsp1ratton for the Iorio of hts 13-ycar-ol<I company. Recband, ,;.; wh1c:h market voll yball dlld l~ach cloth! Cl Tunmon~ MVP ol the '84 G11m~ Be I Blocker dt the '88 ...... Ol}mp1<s and MVP of the '88 Sup •r f.uur Tourndment. ' •re11r~c1 ~ m J11l7 1989 and s1gnecL ct m1Jhon·clo1Jar contract lo play "''"' m flttly. _ .. , Also <111 oppo-.1le tntter who Wtl'> pc1rt of Tt•<tm VSA's Tuple Crown lltUf?s di the 84 Olymp1C$; r '85 Wm Id Cup dnd 'Sb World Champ11m!>l11ps1, Timmons led ,, the he,w1lv favored Amencdlls to gold ayaan m '88. then played " two c; .1 .. ons tor ll ~1es aggcro m.:: Rm1•n II I Tu ;1 mf'mber of the v .. I), il} I ports Hall of Fame, celcbr he onconung .. ~ rrull enruum ,.., a' persuaJled by .., Couch fr. d ~tunn to re1urn to :on the t. '> Olympic team m 1992, , , along with Doug Partle, Jeff Stork, Craig Burk and Bob Ctvrlhk Onl}' Karch Kiraly did not come I ack B th,.rc was no gold m Uan elm 1, "her~ a fu-.t-round·• 1 victory h~ th~ U.S. O\ Pr Japan •UJ was overturn •d t1'.: Jlymp1c ... o fhc1als berau!)f' of ,, a match-endmq ycllow car<t, sparl<lng conlrovPrsy und • placing a lot of preswre on th .. U S to coml' hack through the losers' hrdckct In a showmg ot team urutv, the pld)'N~ haved tb~1r head bclore lhe match agam t Canada. "Timmon threw l)Ut the idea of ha~ing our head as d 1oke, but CV"ryone caught on to 1t," le mm t 1ck Becker id m July 1< 93. Aincnca wa ndd nl)' talking about voll yball ralh than ba k"tball maugural Dream Team, but, in tht~ sern1fmals, Team USA lost to Brazil, the ev gold medallll. g after nmm• good. moet .. Mar wlfh Ni ., actor Deb~ Dunrilng (a.k .a. Heidi the Tool Tune Gitt on "Home Improvement•). They have• 2tf2 -yMMlld deughtlw, Sl*KW ctory for Newport Hnrbor. The No. 3· l'd Sailor:-.' 16-14, 12-15, 16-14, 15·3 mph 'iN>ntcd to valldate the substantial careers of rour senior stftlwarts, who invested m the outcome smce hrst ,.t.cammg up m th~ 'Seventh grade. ~ ·we've pdtd our dues," New.QOU senior •cu-captain Mall Jameson said amidst an :emotiomil c~lt>IJrnllon, tnggered when the :Ttsrs (22· 1) <>VP re a me ctn 11 ·3 deficit in the :c1ecis1vc• ~Jd!OP. "Wt• just worked too hard ; to get hl'n' 1md lo!-.P. I thouuht we were •denw<l ldsl V•'tll lup..,ct d'i the unbeaten "-'o I 'it'l'd 111 th1· D1v1-.10n I ~t>mi!inals) wht•JI I thuuqht WP ..,hould ht1 ve won it. Thi ... WdS Olli I lflll' " ')c•n10r SldlHlouts T} Trdmblw. Alan l tmon t11HI Acl,1111 f lt'<tr lson were cllso an.x- 1ouc; lo In}'' ·1 ""Ill' hit< kg round mto lheir c rown111q \ 1< tor, .i 1£ .1111ma ti>' •\\'t' \t ht f I .t 'illll 'IOU' llH• 4'lV<.'llth idrt1" s 1d r rnbl l', lod,1 c1 111 an POI hi ct( 1 \\ LH 1i1: .i-. lht•\ hll jqf cl 11110 l111W!f'd Ill 11 \\ .1\ I l\\dlil 1'1• hus "It "Al. Matt, Ty anrl I, all seniors have worked >O harcJ for th1.; We ve been together so 10119. this is rec1 lly the rcrff.ct end. Evf>ryo ne of our ' guys spent their whole heart, which is why I love thrs t eam. We knew what rt took •.o wrn a CIF • champronsh1p ... " Sf II IJke \\•' vc· been tou1 ti • r 11 zll· I •Ill '1· "" ond I . I ' \\hut fl II I ll1 <11 Ison, < 111!1 h1nq lhC' ( hdlllflll>n4'h1p plo11p1• lonq <tltPI the (l<lt ""'d stdnrls hc1d • rnpt1NI, otdcl ti hr~ llhl<Jtll · JUSTIN WARREN I DAlt.Y Pl.OT Adam Hearf50n Newport Harbor ~en1or and CIF 01vis1on I f:'°lleyball champion \I. t>.lrtlt, T\' d11<i I, all """'"'"· hdve \\or kNI SO hMrl ln1 Uu.s," lw said. •• "\\1·vr> been loyclhc>1 so lonq, this 1<; redll> the perfect •"'rl EvNyon<· ol our gu} '> sµent their \\ IJolP lwt1rt, which is wtfy; love this team. lw knl•w whdt it took to win a C!F chillll· 1im-.h1p t1nd we were wilhnq to pdy the pri" WP spl•nt everything we had t11rnght " C orona del Mar's Greg Stampley (above) goes high with a kill attempt against Newport Harbor defenders Matt Jameson (6) and Billy Clayton in Saturday night's CIF Southern Section Division I boys volleyball championship showdown at Cypress College; at right, Newport's Clayton goes up for a smash over a CdM defender, below, Jameson (6) drives one through the outstretched arms of Corona's Dennis Alshuler. G IPnn, whtt c;tr1rted flv<> seruors, mclud· 1og oppo.,tlf' l311c P<>rrirtC', l><ltd Friddy he bnpecl l'Xf>l'l t<'nu• would b1• thr• difference 1 unst lhl' Nu. 4·'>Pl'<h·d -.;p,1 Kmq.., t lh·lJ. ' '" ,f,1rll'd I\\ o ... Pn1ors tlHl'I' p1111ors dfld 11 {1phunwn · "O<H sC'nior-. put 1n lour YPMs of work nd I think 11 showecl tonight.· ClPnn sdld. "We've got Sf'Vf'n w nrors (mrluchnq hack· r v spenahsts John VdUejo ctnd Jamie ~.mnsonf t1nd they dll pl<1yed toniqht I'd r tatrh thr..., qroup's two-year run with any t;mup l\t· -.pen It wnn lour ciul of six tour· ) aments lltw lctsl two '>edsons) and only fl, t twn 1111• ... t·ol·lt\'<•) ffidlches. \.\.h1le win-~ •. HJ 42 Lo.,1110 thPSL' 9uys w1JI hurt us next ) "'''· h111 wc•'rf' not wumed about that I •lll<Jhl. I ri·<1llr Pn1orec1 the laf>t monlh or • : i __ P_U_B_U_C_N_OT-1-CE_S ___ -, , PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I Fictitious Business ..-of lhe T.-.. 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EX· Name Stetem nt 3 -ZONING APPLICA· Ttle IQllc)wlng po11ona TION lA•lllM 8 f'OR are dOinO bulffle" as STANLEY T AEGER, AU· A.mencan MU$iC Col\ipeny, THORIZED AGENT FOR 1 I 661 Manena River Clrc.le FIF'lH STREET PROPER· •L. FOU(ltaln Valley, TIES, UC FOR A MINOR California 112708 CONDITIONAL USE PER· MictlHI K, Al'lderson, MIT TO ALLOW TWO TOP 2033 S Janolte Lane, STORY SIGNS (ONE· Anaheim, Ca11fomla 92802 PERMITIEOl FOR 3200 Denise M"helle Mont PolRK CEN'TER DRIVE {lOtl'ltry, 2033 S Jarl4tlte ONLY. LOCATED AT lane, Anaheim. Cehloml.1 SOUTH COAST PLAZA 92802 TOWN CENTER. IN A TC Thi• busilllH la ooo-ZONE. E:NVIROHMENT AL OUcied by• oo-partneft DETERMINATION: EX· Hive you 1lal1td dOlng EMPT. bullntH yet? No 4. EXTENSION <:#TIME o.nlM Monlgotnety FOA ZONIHO ~· TNt ttatement •at !led TION ZA·•tl FOA DAN witl the County c.11 al ZACCUf!J.._AUTHONZED 0nnQJt Countv 0n S.tMI AGENT~ OUOUILMO . ,.__,. ZAOQR TMllT l'Olll A Oellv Pllo( Mey 24, 11, PAIYIOUIL Y AP ~-... fWMD...,.. car. P'JctlllOUe 1Uiin111 T1CNAL '* W' 10 ...... .......... =-Ofln:TWft.lll'ft'l- The ::::......... ,NIUNQ ===re=~ ~0::~ ' 1_.!!Mll~IA ::..~---T I PUBLIC NOTICES] M G ZO N E . ENVIRONMENTAL OE· TERMINATION: EXEMPT FOR FURTHER IN· FORMATION ON THE ABOVE APPLICATIONS. TELEPHONE (714) 7~·5245 OR CAU. AT 'tHE OFFICE OF THE PLANNING OtVIStON...1 ROOM 200, 77 FAIH DRIVE, COST A MESA, CALIFORNIA. Pubk$hed Newpon Beach· Costa Mesa Da~y P11o1 May 31, 1999. M511 crrv OF COSTA MESA ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA NOTICE INVmNG BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tllal seale<S pr~ls lOI t111nht11ng 111 tal1(11 m11t11nal\ equip menti transportation and aU<ltl other lac1htle1 as may be required tor THE DESIGN AND IHSTALLA· TION OF A HEATING AHO AIR CONOITIONtNO SYSTEM AT BALEARIC CENTER, 1975 BM.IA..-C DRIVE, Pn>i.ct No. ~. wl• be recelv~ by the City of Costa Miia II In. Olflol ol the City Cieri<, 77 Falr Dtlve, Cotta Mesa, Car.tor· nia. unlU the tiour of 10:00 1.m.1 Mond.iy, ' Jun. 7, 19", et wt1'Ch time they WI" be opened publk:IY and rm aloud In the Council Chambert . Sealed proposals lhalt bear the lllte OI the work and name of Iha bidder but no other dl•tingul•htng ma'1tl My bid reoetved af· tor the smeduled clollng time ta< the reoeipt ol bid• 1naa be retumad to bid<ler unopened It lhall be ltle SOie NtPQn811>1111y of ltle bidder lo '" lhel hit bid ii recatYed rn Pf~ llme. A Mt of Bid Downenlf mey be ~at the of· floe • of Iha Qty EnQlneer. 77 , .. , OfMI, -co.ca-...... c.llfornla. upon~ :"'::.=:::' ol '".0:. IUO .. bt ,,:r,_., died by IMll Bid DocU- ,.,,.,. end °""' ooM9Cll documenll NY tllliO bt ........... N OllDI of .. ~ Ollfll.,. .. ~ ol c-. ..... 1111 ~ """" ...... ...... ................. ~ ............. ................... ::.:-~ ==-·=:., -·--· Costa Mesa. No propcisat Sl\811 be considered unless accompanied by such cashle(s check, cash or bldde(s bond No !>Id shan be con· sldered unless It Is m&de on a blanll proposal form turrnshed by the City ol Costa Mesa and Is made In accordance with the provisions of lhe Proposal reQUlrements Each bidder musr have a Class "C-20'', Warm Air Heatong, Ventila!lon and Air Condtt10111ng Contractor Llcoo$e and arso be pre· qual1hed as required by law The City Council ol the City ol Costa Mesa re· serves the nght to reiect any or 1tl bids The Contractor shalt comply Wllh the prov1s1ons 01 Sect.on 1notn 1780, 1n- c1usive, ot the C.tMorn•a Labor Code. lhe preva1tlng rate and ~le ol wages et· tabhshed'~y the City ol Costa Mesa, wh!Ch ere on lite with the City Ctertc of the City 01 Costa Mesa, and shall forfeit penalties prescribed lhereln tor noncompliance or said Code. MARV ELLIOTT Depu!1. City C:laftl City of Cotta Mesa Pub14shed Newpof1 Beach· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May 24, 31. 111119 MSOI FfattJOUa IUalne .. N..ne StatMnent The lolloWlnQ pers009 are doing bu$ln8SI as Positive Ctlange1 Hypno- sis of Fountein Vetley, 9555 Warner Avenue: Founta•n va y, Cat1fomla 92708 Bob Harn•. 5942 Edinger Avenue 1113. Huntington Beach C.lltomla 92649 TM Harrta, 59't2 Ed· inoer Avenue 1113, Hunt· lnaton Beecfl. catdot'!'M 111~9 Tllll buSintH 11 COi\· dueted by husband end Wiie Have you •tanad dOlng butlnat1 yet? Yea. 04J0t/1999 Bob H1n11 • TNt 1111«nent wu hleO ..., fie County Clel1l Of Ofqe~ o.iiv "°' -14. J1 • ,,...,,t4,111f ... eve you sraned 001ng business yet? No Tan Dao Trinh This statement was Ried with the County Cter1< or Orange Count~ on 5·27·99 I 11996794540 Dally Pilot May 31, June 7, 14, 2t . 1999 M512 Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Name Statement The lollowlng persons are doing business as The Patadlfl Group, 1592 Redland~ Place #A, Costa Mesa. Cahforn1a 92627 A.Iden Ladd Net1on 1592 Redlands Place IA, Cotta Mesa, Cahtomla 92827 Paul C Musc:o. 1592 Redland• Place #A, eo.18 Mesa, Calltom•a 92627 This business is con· ducted by a general ponno"' ip H.1ve ~ •1 started dOing business yor? Yes. 1/01199 Alden Ladd Nelson This at1tement wa1 flied Wllh the County Cte111 ol Orange Coun!Y on 5·27·99 1HM71MU3 Daily Pilot May 31, June 7, 14, 21, 1999 M51 3 NOTICE INVmNG BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY ~GIVEN that the City of Colta Meaa, echng by and through lie Governing Board, hereinatt.r 1elerred 10 .. the City. wHI ~ up to, but not la'8r then 1000 am ol the day of Ji.ne 14, 1999, seated bida tor ltle award of a conl~ lot NEWPORT FRONTAGE AOAO TRAFAC ltOHAL IMPROVEM!NTS CITY PROJECT N0.~1-FEDEAAL NU. STPLHO Nt2 (029) Al blda ahlll be nlede on a bid form lurnlthed bV the Ct,. Will be teceiY9d at the City of Colte MeM at ttle Offlca of .. Clly Clerti. P O Bow 1200, 17 l'alr Ot'N9, Coate MMe. Celltor· "'8 02t28, at or btfol9 ,. time and date ttated ll>OY9, .. wtlidr """ by Wiii bt oWlldY opened .,,., read aloud lri .. COUnol a.... .......... .. Did """' IDftlOrm ~~\: -~'!A .. o1 t•'S .., ~l! 4 NEWPORT CONTINUED FROM 7 ~ kill to up the lead to 12·9, but two Sea King hitting errors and a stuff block by Newport jwlior middle Billy Clayton pull<.>d the Sailors even. After a timeout arid subsequent Newport serving error, a Greg Stampley kill and dou- ble-contact violation on the Tars allowed the Sea Kings to serve game point lor the lhll'd • successive game. But senior outside hitter Alan Limon put away one of 'ITambhe's 64 assists for a side- out and a Jameson block, a Jameson kill, a Clayton kill and an errant CdM sef'enabled Harbor to put a stranglehold on thE> momen· tum. The Tars need ed just 12 minutes to close out the fowth game, in which CdM man- aged just seve n sideouts and five kills. "The third game was definitely the turn· ing point,• said Alshuler, a two-time All·CIF Division ill performer who firushed with a match-high 23 kills in his third straight sec· lion title match. "After that, we JUSl couldn't seem to get anything gomg.• Cd.M Coach Steve Conti, whose squad avenged a 1997 five-game title-match loss to Santa Ynez with a five-game ftnal tri· wnph over the Pirates last spring, then elected to "play up" in the enrollmenl· based pl~yoffs this season, was perplexed as to how things unraveled so qwckly. "It was a great match, overall, but I WlSh we would have shown more chdracter in the fourth game," Conti said. "It's not dJ\ exacl science. I have no explanation for why we stopped playing well after the first three games. We battled the first three games and showed . the type or perseverance we've shown all year. Ttus loss is espec1dlly tough. knowing we had them on the ropes 1n that third game. But we didn't lose. dS much as Newport came out and dE>feat<'d us." Helping Harbor accompll.sh that chore were senior starters '!Tam.bile (two kills and a block to go witb hls dss1stsj, Limon (14 kills), Hearlson (12 kills dlld d match-high six blocks), Jameson, and Eric Perrine (hve kills and one block). Clayton chipped in 14 lulls a block and an ace serve. Junior Kent 1\uner (three kills) added spark off the bench for the WlJUlers, as did senior back-row speo.alists John Vallejo and Jamie Johnson. Hansen finished with 46 assists. d team· high five blocks and three kills. . Stampley had 13 kills, Hunson nine. Mor9fU1 Jackson eight and Ethon Zotovich four for CdM, which dlso roldted in Evdn Burden, Mark Rowe and Chris Shephdrd· son. "It can't be any better,• Jameson sc:ud. "The games were unbehev«blc. They has us and we had them " Hearlson had praise for his opponents, many of whom he and other Sailors have tedJTled with in the BalbOd Bay club pro· gram. "I bave all the respect m the world for Corona del Mar/ Hearlson said. "They played their hearts out. I'm JUSt glad to be taking home (the championship plaque) Sports-wise, this is the best Uung that has ever happened to me.• Chopra, Jense second at CIF Corona del -. ... .-!11111!-.~ Mar High seniors Sam eer Chopra and Christian Jensen fell 10 the C lF South , Secti0nDivfs1on I marviaillil l><iy l tennis championship fmals Satur-' day, dropping a 7·5, 7-6 decision~ to Pe ninsula High's David' Glleberman and Oohg Fukugaki ~ at J lltntington Beach's SeaClilf • Country Club. 1n other tennis news: • Chopra, Jensen and the rest of the Corona del Mar Hlgh .. Kings will duel Woodbndge Wednesday afternoon at 3;f5 at Palisades Tennis Club for U\i team title in DiVlsion I play. • Al the French Open ln Pad~. Newport Beach's Lmdsay Dav port won twice over the wc<?k· end, besting Colombia's FabJola Zuluaga I.fl the third round, -6. 6-3; therf"putUng away 23-year- old Jennifer Capriate m straight sets m the fourth round Peirsol clocks 59.40 .)RVlNE -Newport ,,. .. I !arbor High freshman Aaron PclJ'Sol firushed second to BobbY. Brewer in the 100-rneter back- 'itroke at the Speedo Grcll1d Cha.1- lL•nge at the He ritage Aquatic Complex Sdturday. PetrSol was clocking in 5~.40, off Brewer's winrung mark ot 58.31. • La Quinta wins flip T o p · 1 t1nked dlld 8 l S E B A l l top·sPeded La Qumta High (27-2) won Saturday's com flip and \Vlll be the host school m Tuesddy's C'IF Southern Section Div1S1on JV. semilindl baseball game with Sea View League champion C'orond. del Mar (18-8) at Santa Ana Col· lege, starting at 3·15 pm. Adoption Guild tourney into third day of play The 38th T E N H I S Adoption Guild Charity Tenrus Tournament hus gone through two rounds and C'ont.mues today at The Balbud.. Bdy Racquet Club, the Racguct C'lub of Irvine the NC'<VJ)()rt Reclch Tennis Club and Palisatl1•!> T<'nms Club Semilinals and Finals are Sal!- urday and Sunday Complete results today are scheduled day's edition . I pYjijl1~ces I Costa Mesa. Bid Docu· ment• wlll not be malled unless lhe add1ttona1 $5.00 cnarge la Included With payment. Each bid shalt be acoom· panled by the bid security. List of Deslgnatecl SobcOn· tractor•, and Noncolluslon Alhdavll required by the In· lormallon For Bidders I PUBLIC NOTICES g1neenng) License, pur suant to Public Contract Codo Section 3300 The successful bidder must metntaln the license throughout lhe duration of this contract. No DtO<Jer may withdraw his bid lor a period cl 1lwty (60) days alter the date set for the opening thereot, e•· cept as prOl/lded f oi lo the Publlc Contract Code Section 5 t 00 et uq "Affordable Alternative'' Discount Casket, Cremation& ThlS project IS a federally funded profect end will be under rederal regulabons whk:tl lllClude Davls·Baoon and related acts The wage determlnltion Wiii be un<Jer Devis-Bacon and related ecta and the Depanment ot lndustrill Relations, State of Celttomra (the Contrac· tor and Subcontractors shaU pay not tess than the hiQher wage rate). The City Council ol the City of Costa Mesa re· HtVOI Ille nght to rej8C1 any and alt bids or to 'l'WaMt 1rregulanties in any bid Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? Call Toll Free t-888-54CASKET Seniag Orangt I SurrouJM\iog Coo.otriet The Clly has obtained from the Director of the De· partment ol lndusrnar Reta· i.ons the genetat preva1hno rate of per diem wa$1es and the general prevailing rate tor flollday and oven1me wOfl< In the locality In whlctl ttie work I• 10 be perf0tmed tor each craft, ctassllication or type of wollc needed to HICUI• the contract. Holl· day rates lhatt be paid as speclhed In the collecuve t>ergainlng agreement ap· pllcllble to eac:ti panlcular craft, ctasslhcation or type ol wo111 employed on the ContradOf 1hal oomp!y with the prov111ons ol Section 1770 to 1780 In cluSIVe, of the Cat1lornia Labof COde. the prevailing rate and scale ot wages es· tabhshed by the Otredor of the Depanment ol II\ dustrtal Rotations, Slate ot 1:..:.:.:::;:;;::::::::::::::::::~ Calllomia, wt11cl'I are hied wrttl the City Clffle OI the City ol Coeta Mesa. and shall lorlell penatuea prescribed therein lor nonoompllance ot the said pr~, ol tchedules ot rat" so deteimlned i re on Illa at the City Cieri\' s OI· flee, toe.led II n Fair Oflve. Cost• Mesa, (;alifOf· eode. MARV ELLIOTT Deputy City Clerk, City of COeta Meaa Published Newpol1 Beoch Costa Mesa 0 11ly Ptlol Mey 31, June 7. t999 M510 nie 92628, and are ~-MCll'IC vmw able 10 eny lmlfested pjat1y 11 ... 0RIAL PARK upon request In 1ccord1nce with Cemetef)' • Mortuary ~ion 1773 2 ol the cail· Chapel • Cf'9mat.-. lomll LabOr Code, the -, COn1111dor Illa• poet a 3500 Pec1llc View Dnva oopy ol the delermtnatton Newport Beed't or ~ng rate of wages 844-2700 11\ Ndl loO lite. --::::=:::~~I The Conlreaor 900 any II ~a)•~ not leu lhen Iha prwallng,.... ol wagN to 11 WOlkerw employed by lhetn In .,. e'*""'>n Of the oontrllet 1 ~~ A peymenl bond and per· I M-.. formaooe bond wtl be ,.. Ml-9180 QUlr9d prior '° ltle 8119CU-_______ ... lion of ltle c!On"9Ct The ... ~ bond end ,,.,. bilwa bond ~bt In .. '°"" tnd amount ... '°"' In .. ~ docu-,,.., In eccordtlnoe wtttl ='='-=°•! ...... ~ ...... ....... --iHtii .... rt-: --= . - to find services from electricians :::· ond plumbers to landscapers & pointers. II ~ .... rmi •• Pl , ... 9 "' .... • I ByPbone Polley R1111• llnd dr11<lla~n~ •• -,. ---ar-1·-uh1r1 ·1 II> du111g1 w111011t nonce. 1f! puhlhhl"r te"t'Ot'• tlw ri~l11 to t 1·1N1r, 11·1 l.1 ·if,, re\i~c or rt'Jr<·t llH)' clu .... ifil'd uJwrtN·mc·nt. Plru e r•·1>11r1 on\ 'rrrur 1hn1 ni.1y bi' 11 in ) m1r d11i. 1fil'd ud imm1·dm1t·ly Thr .Duil\ l'ilot 111Ttpt• nv • liuhiln\ for an\ 1•rior 111 un ud\l'rti t'filf'lll f.1r wh1rb it muy !IC' • n·~pon~thlr ,.,,:,·pt for 1l1r ni-t of thr -.ptu I' nnuallv oaup1rd b\' ' '""emir. C1Tdit t'Alll OllJ} h ullo\\l"U r11r lhf' fiN ll\'>('MIOrt. • .,,.-.. ---- ------ ii By Fax ('>-t9) (>;jl -{>59 .. (•1-t<I) M:! ;,(i..,X By MalHn Penon: • :J:io \\ ~ 1 Ba, 1.;., ,.,., <:11.111 \11·.11 (;j\ t)2t1:?"' '' :-.. ..... ,.~, 11i.t1 A. n .. ·• SERVICE DIRECTORY -For AJI Your Home and Business Nffds -.......... ....,._ __ _ a-ti I0.000 "-facil WMt. ... ...... , '••J,.ill' I ., ,, .. , \01&1' tWIOi' ¥11tf 1.t..~n 11uo10l.-1 ...,.1,.,.11 r~ll \()II 1..-1. .. "". ,.,; .. 'I'"'") v151 -Hours li·lq1h11111• B .i0.1111-5.fJ<lpm \~ .. L .. ·h•C.• ~ ull.:-111 R 30,1111-.) OOpm ,~ ...... , .. ·~""· -----Deadlines----- Monday ............ Frida) S:OOpm Thur.-.day .. \\'f"dne,.,day 5:00pm Tue,.,da) ......... Monday S:OOpm Friday .......... Thur~ay !;>:OOpm Wednesda} .... Tm•-.day S:OOpm L aturday ........... Friday 5:00pm Gl 25 HOUSESICONDOS FORSAL.E LAGUNA HILLS I• ~-= 11 • llOaE~ I 1402LOST & FOUND j ' 466 Menc~~~e~ Found Golden Rttrlevet tern So 7years very wel behaved Santo Tomas olf Santa Alla In CM on 5123 949-631·7632 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTY~ 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPlYSI EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All rtal eltlle 1mrtlll11t 11 Ills 111111'Wtt Is u•ftd II tlllt Fff. trtl fllf ltMtllt Acl tf tlll 11 ..-.. nldl 1111111 " 111.,.1 II .. Ylltlll "Hf 'llltrUCI , 111nlt1tl11 " •111111111111111 ilU. H rtCI. Clltr, lllltlH, '"· ... kl,, lt111lll1l 1tth11 " ••lltllll lritfl, ff II llllUllH II 1111'9 HY lie~ ,llllrtllCI, lhilltttitl "~1 .. 11 .... '"" .... ,.,., •Ill .. , knWltttr ecuel • ., Hmlht- _. lor 111l nt111~1111 Yl_..IM If IM In. O• rtNtn lft lttr .. J ltltlWI.. IUI '" •.et1111\ 11t1rtl1t• It "'' 1tW1llJlf 111 1nlltMI " 11 "4111 """'911Y n• Tt Cllll· ,._.. .. ~.caffHUrS J1fMrt1 It 1-..Z4·11• ftr 1111 ........... oc"" ,..11\ "" HllO It at-3511. SOLD!! Showca11 Homt1 for Slit fn our S1turd1y Real Ettatt Su.PJ)ltmtntl Homes of the Week Oislllav Ads Start al Just $751 Oeadme ls Tuesday at 5PM Qolrl HouH USllngs $151 Oeadlnt Thutsday 5PM It Paya to Advertise \n the Bett Local R•I Eat1tt Section CALL TODA VII LISA K. RIVERA 94&-57~252 ANNE WILLEY 949-57~249 .. v..A * SO DOWN ·SO MOVE~N MEE C<XmSEUNG mEE List of HOMES HUIWA REPOS 1~72Wl57 VETERAN REAL ESTATE 1 6~1 Open Sun 1 ... 1023 W Bly A"'-Channing Sbf 2ba R·2 lot 11D '5d0, 1$70,000 f4~ wl8kta, By Owner 8-473·1561 1D~ • DESIGNER HOME •OPEN SAT l SUN 1-4 ' 1095 TULARE ~Pool lloml w/4& 09 ol Thi lN Appia Klctlln. Extensfvt ol ~Ible. G111111e ~ & Slate 1459,000 ColMn "9nnen, Agent -714-112 ... MS bsf'llDE R#e CU$1om ll011t -------f.11""'. -~ ..... ·•. r . ..: .• .. • • 1 • LAGUNA HIU.S Slnale story, OPEN SAT..SUtl 1-5 ·25015 cosruu· comer lot In cul-d•uc:. 4bt, 2bl. Convenient to shops, but & lrtewly. By OwNrf Contrlcior. $299,950. 949-369-6660 2ti HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE LAGUNA NIGUEL Just U1ttd 4Br Home 2 588, ~ nn, large yaid. Rancho N'• area Gteat lotallon 7.500 Agent 949·363-5147 32 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH DE ANZA BAYSIDE VILLAGE . . ' I ', I WATERVIEW Three Homes Avallal11e From $:31,900. All 215R, 26A 2-Story Sllverc;reet 26R. 26A With Patio Over C•c~~ $118.290. Space Rent $1,075 · Other Homee For Sale From $18.000 or Le•&e From $1.100 Month &AYSIDE VILLAGE SALES • S.9 723-404!5 110 APTS COSTA MESA 202 ROOMS FOR RENT WO/II 714-505--0950 Lost tabby ctl grey/wht melt, 1hrt hair, r~lk collar, 10 yr pet much misted 15th & Pltctntll 949°'46·2307 412 CEMETERY LOTS GARAGE I SALES GOLDEN RETREIV£R 7 YR lemalt, IP•~. fTltndly NEW LISTING!! CM 1 ,_.on S440>'mo ...... beaut DOG, $15 TO GOOD BAYFRONT/DOCK $t5G',.!;'· U1lls n:t &;i HOME. MM3t-3°'3 ••EAST SIDE•• ._.. s•.3~~94~n\~srn 2BA 10~ Downstairs ::Vioc~.6-(;.~rs 1440 MISCELLANEOUSFORSALE I OUTSTANDING TOWNHOME .::::~='"II Great SUMV loca110n near pool must see• $925/MO Motel & sp.. Z9dnn•Lolt. ZBail. 26916thplacet8 'COSTA MESA' GoltclubaS90.iew«rycasas 2cat garage. s279.ooo Agent The R1n111 Center MOTOR 1~"" · t5'x 5' $50ea baby J0998' 9491718.2366 60-5664 rm $75, lll!CfOWIVe, new rams SWI NEW OH MARKET Vifts ol 714-84!-4203 1ST Wk Speclal shlrt$25& more 949·717·7726 Ocean, HaltlOr & Sunsets Oil All Rms $13-4.00 Gorgeous Vera Wen9 Styli Custom Spanish, w/\arge yard, TD features 24 hrs Wedclng GO'Nn wlfuhe Skllt greal toc! $1,095,000 hont desk, O 0. c>nones. (size 8) $800 obo ageottroydavls 714-264·1334 On Site free HBOIESPN/Oise • MM75-3078. NEWPORT HEIGHTS M locaJ channels. pool & Hotpltal equipment· CLASSIC! Open Sit-Sun 1-4 808Qer heated 1acuul Guest Lift Chair, top ot the llnt, llkt 3309 City St. 2bf + dtn, (Of for 26 unit apt compex laundty. Nearby Fwys. new, p1ld $850. Sell ~. Srd bf) Aprox 1300 at, full In Costa Mesa Outl11 405 & 55 Min away from 949-548-8807 beHmtnt. Ntw kftc 1997. R2 lnctude &hawing leotalS O C FallgrQUndS, Col Ml1c:1lllnt0u1 11or1 tl11ur11 lol, huge rt• yd, Iota more and making aura ~· A~~I ~· 4 arms. a<*ist.able roond nng, By owner under appraluL grouids ate ktpl Nee HoteVMotel goose neclt display wall rods $440,000 949-515·1818 2br 2ba lrplc, patlO, 2277 Haibor Blvd etc M~..0570 BELCOURT MANOR Approx Garden •ltlng 949 845-4840 MoVlng mull Miii Cont8'U of 4200 SF 4Br 3 5Ba Prn:ipalS 20432 5-lta Ana Ave home Large & smal plants Only Cal Steve Agent for Info ~!'!97'1°'4.~1 ~..,... pldures. llfllJQUes. lumiture 714·839-8065 ..,...,._, ,,.. ...__,., ~ ele Mi-723-1485. CUSTOM MEDITERRANEAN :-WEEK SPCL ON New computer Freme k1y localed 111 Ille f~ • COSTA MESA'S BEST • ALL ROOMS St" ... OO + boecd complet1ly wirtcl with neighbortloPd ol Hatl>Or V"1W Junior 1 bedroom and 1 ~ apeelfert $200 94i-631-4709 . Hlh Back yatd otlefs a pool, ~. also 2 bedroom 1 U. FMtures: 2~bn. hnt POOL CLEANER KREEPY spa and pebQ. 48r. 3 5ba Fp. bait! Olitl gal«! comn'lUIW1y O.lk/D 0. Phonta/ Frtt t<RAUL Y STILL IN BOX and 3c garage $1.249,000 pool lemS easy access to HBO/ ESPNIDISC +Local NEVER USED $200 Mally & ~Jones. Coast lreeway, beach & malls Chlnoelal Swimming Pool & PAGER 1..aea-58&-7665 NIWl)Oll (949) 717-4719 n4-557.()07S HeetiMJacuuvew.t SKYLIGHTS hiEv OPEN, PrlVa11 Mini Eat...,_3brl3ti.. I I '--A-1Neai11y Fw--405 & A' ..,..ST .. .,... SELL F""" ~~~~~1es 1~ ~zOic UG.'u~tf~~Aoe"s) 8MCh & Jne(llnl \Nl1UIVt ~ _, ~Mella. 8Mcht1 & WOLff TANNING BEDS Luxuty ~ w/s1udio 11111. ~•A !Mfnbtr al TAN AT HOME Comer lll4 Is Slepl from sand 38d 281 HouM. tmmacullte. Cali HotelfMotel. BUY DIRECT ANO SAVEi $990,000 refng lncld, 1 car garagd, COSTA MESA MOTOR M COMM~ACIAJ.JHOME NewllOf1 Height• Vtluel plus one space, no smolung, 22'771WW-..i.c..Meu untt' from $199 00 3br12be wflbr guest house $2195/rno 949-640-5324 Phontl (9491645-4840 Low Mon1hly Payment great &1111 home. close to !>eS1 Btautlfut 28r 2e1 HOUN 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_111 FREE Color Caimi schools & shopl)ing Won't last! C $369,000 Proptrty H<Mise living & d'*1g rm, Den, Fp, ofc. -=~all=l-8()().;;;;;;;;7;i;;1 t;:;-O;;t;:;:;; MH42_,850, 2e gar, lncd yard, patio. Avail 2M RENT ALSI,.. 3Br 2.SB• Dramallc giass ~L s~ro:;· :9-7~!:_9:!91 TO SHARE 448 ~CTIBS/ARTLES I block entry, 198fUng pool & I~ .,,. ~ olller ~ildes. 3bt 2ba. Incl ' Yef'f nice, 8 I"-· ..... _ t It ..,._, • short term, 2600/mo. •...,.. ........ n pro ma ere 8<1acenl 0 Cherry • clole M9-72H275 3bf duplex, WIO, no tmoUI I BUY ALL PIANOS! IO Newporl Beach $559,000 pets, $500 + tr.t utllltlta. AnliqUeS--Ooahty tumiture Agent 114-921·9402 21k'2Bl+lott 3 Fi>:a. w/d, 94M73·51SO one piece 0<whole houselu111 ,, NEW ustiNG11 29r 28a lcar II!''· '*" 1 extra sp~ QWi 1>11<1 800-649-4922 Fp In 2 ...... vlUlleil cet111g1, extra stOl'lgt Condo. IMng nn, ........ S2000/mo. 84!H23-2046 I I :im~i<*J''s=: ~A~ Mickey Hwtllfl9, tz:., I '"."°'3!E I , . MtmUMO « •WEEKLY RENTAL OCEAN "BALiOA BAY.. VIEW 2nd 11oor sleeps a 2 NEWER CONDOS peop1e s 1 SO(){per well + ON THE CANAL Bee.ut1tu1Tn.twa1town'-=~·~9·789-2904 or $1 499 000 f b th New carpel/pei'll, w d, yen!, , , or o • 2-c gar. sunny & sate 2'r'b OCEAN FROHT OH SANO 2br's. den, 3bl's, fl'lllc, My· 2'Mll $1600 + HOA dtl8S $1195 fof JUNE,« S415fW11. ~. 11CUZZ1 l\JtJI. Wiii bolt Cllll Mt-MHT• 1bt tum. _....,. 4. NtwpOf1 dodCSI ~ llWll~ Beech MM4f.HM l =:a11·;-.111~-==1 • • • Stepl lo e.y & leecfll • • • BEAUTWULL y UPGAAOED 3 Bedroom 2 bat\ caiplelC, fire-CM, o.Oln Styli 1 Slory 38< 38• alt garegt vacant pr.ce. 4 car ganrge, $2000(mo Drive up to your door 1 giMI ~alue! $31190oo ' no'pets 12WIMS3t. 20MCl0ef. $1.25 11111 ltfVtc. Cal Agent 949-642:3873 EXEC FAil licit cofflOl Poat. X 11r1eta Adema & ~~-~--;;;o;--:iiiii==i 3+ 2+ dan, JMltlo +dick. Ftkvlew. 71~ 1~-1~~1~· RMTM.11 I AUTO 6tbv11JAIR Gorgeout 2·5'olV 38r+Den, WMllD 3Bllll Nier 8eYfn>nl, Fp, gar, WANT TO BUY Ilg Bdmll, wtd. Nlllg lnCl<I, 3 Beth Witt\ F191W1Y-dOM ltlOp wllh IPflY many custom ftal\.lrn AYllA. n-bOOlh on pt ... Of zoned lof Nowt S240<Vmo. Ytlr1v ttaae --.-· 1pray boolh Call Agent ~~5-4012 Plofls E'Sldt CMINBICdM M-75t-93t30ullllied!K!y!r VIL"liiliiiii 2...., iii' 2b1 _94_il7_20-_i_zse _____ _ llV.;Al:j ~~~~.:: &5;6,# .. UYidCCWtW *8f .. 14 tO So Baytront0 28R +DE!!&~ TH. ATT OAA ~ 381111 paltlilQ GATED.~. POOL. SPA. l3llOQlnlo e...m:2Mt · -'3l500trtO AGT..,.m-3MI Liii ... Bf 3-8'ofy elYfiOii if ........... ilC iii• ... ,_ ~. Fp. 48A38A~vudl-*~ .... IOOlll. new 1111*. UN of S3300 Oilid .. --.75&4 .... ......., m:t1W723 ...... 11 ...... 11 •••,I -,• 9 . ' .... l ' f' I . r. . · 1 ,.... ...: .. ... ""' ' ilOd1 Ii liiidl. 2tlr1'Mla.ca.t ... ~ ::0 '82: .J'lltt .......... _ .... = ........... ....t-:i~ RECORDS TOP DOLL.ARI Jazz. A & B SOI~ Ac.ck 11C 50s&601 MIKE $45 7505 . 470 SCHOOLS /INSTRUCTION Phlebotomy Course Boston Aeeo Co Calil Reg •3901291 1·800·201 1141 Pan time Stuffer/Inserter Wanted To Insert sections Into th• Lo• Angeles Times newspaper needed Sat 6:00am to 8:30pm. and Sun 2:00am to 6:00am. Additional work may be available. 476 EMPLOYMENT 55.00 per hour or piece OPPTYS work whichever Is .._ __________ ... 1 greater. Must have driv· ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE I ers license or Calilomla CLERK ' GENERAL OFACE 1.0. and a Social Security Full ttme, multl 11or1 <>per• card. tlont. Conttcl K•olyn °' Steve 949-759-7817 Calls accepted as well as ADMtN1SfRATIVE ASST applications Mon thru Fri Loolung I« mottvated, NII from B:OOam 10 4:00pm. allNter with xtnt cu11omer I ONLY HrVlc>t 8nd Compultf lkllll • Flexible ldledull 1v11teb1t Times Orange County to wof1I 30 Iv• ptr Wiik I Compellv• 11tary, home-Attn: Pam Becklngham a-•Xfllf a plu1. EOE 2901 Garry Ave. R .. um1 with atlary req Santa Ana, Ca 92704 Send to PCM 23726 Birtcher 714-549-8548 Of. Ltkt For .. 1 Ca 82630 S00.933-4080 Of Fu to 949-76a.8152 Aul1tant Ttachtt Pothion I FfT, PfT 12 ECE unts required ManagOO'lenCISales Jamie 949 650-3442 CM area Newport Hartl« Montosorl CYNTHl.A'a HALLMARK A11lst1nt Menager. Ev11 & wktnd1. Apply In perton. CM t<-Mart Plau 949-6'6-1557 I DELIVERY/STOCK P11aon1. Full & Pan·11me. heavy ~111119 OMV pllnt out 949·650-8463 • Mana96'1111erna11ona1 • T11v11 E11clttm111t Fun Unique carter opponundy wittl rapidly IKpandlng Inf! Company $4K a month polenllaJ W1R tra•n Call 562-907-8048 Pwson lo 111•-pllont1 good with ptOf>le. Eety Job, fuN « petMlme In Coale Meaa.. Cell 949-645-8448 PHONE SURVEY: Ftexlble Scheduhng 2·10pm Gather· ing IOIOllTlltion fo1 NalJonal Survey Company no se«tng. Musi read and speak Engl1$ll cteally Know bas1e oompoler entry, S6·$9 hour range C.11Cwol949·2'1·8353 *PT DEMONSTRATORS*' WeekenOs WI grocer; SIOteS Ill urea car ~-~st bl neat. lrtenclly " 581es ~~ly Cell 9'M42-4283 REAL ESTATE IS A GREAT CAREER! ERA Aalterty & UO)d en tiunlol't!Jlon BelCtt ~your he., NOW• We we pa'f for YQUI licerl$8 lllll/lng course and 1r 111 you IO be sue· .cessttAl 800-400-5391 exi 119 RuUur1111 GRILL PERSON NEEDED IJCplfllnCll llqUl(td MU&l-4442 SUMMER FUN 80 Customer Sale• *OPENINGS·7 $12 Per Hr Appt College Internships avail Fun, upbeat environment No experience nee. will train. Flexible hours conditions apply. 714-549-9599 TOBACONIST CLERK Prr 250 Ogle St. Coile Me11 • DOG TRAINERS PIT 1 year axper Tucn g1ouplpnvat1 obedtence In Costa Mesa $10-$5C)'per hr 800-374·334-4 .. NEWPORT BAYFRONT.. Evenrigs Pioe Of Cigat exp Heir Salon, hllutatlon rental helpful 949·650·8463 ORIVERS ·Mobile Wllttr/111 Must !'lave reliable 1u10. 1n,urance & good OMV OW,.91 lunch & domtr orders IOI' re.iaurant:s 111 local 1181 Potent al S8 $12 ptr hout Call 949-541-2132 FARMERS MARKET Open pa.ltton1: • R-'vefl • Cashltr• • Food Setvlce/Dell ...... "S.food • Q(oc:.ry • Produce Call (949)760-0403 or apply In pttton et any of our S locatlona. evall. Contact Mandy 250 Ogle SI Costa Mfia 94~722·1082 "VET RECEPTiONIST" OWN A COMPUTEJI? Plrt-time SAr1 Mtdtd Put " 10 'MJl\I Eam up to $30I< I lmmecliatety tOf Pt' hotpital eld!I per Y• PIT Log on 10 In Colt• ....... Aitust bt IX· www.ihbn.eO'll per'd 111d love tnlmala. Acotll COde F1213 Call 94M42·9142 I'. Large Boat Dealership W1111s YOU~I you hlvt expertenet In tht areas ol Rigging ooaJatlon meintenance. and de-~on bolh smal and large boab apply '" con-lklenct Wt otter 1 grea1 plac. IO worll, com- plnlltlOn bestd on U· penence. 401 K medi- cal. and benetlts Cll ·"'Employee .. , ~'Empleado." 94~5-3880 or l.u resume to 949-645-8015 Malr:wnanat •Carpenter• •E1tc1rlclan1 • llalnt Mecllanlca •Lal>Ofef• "A rbeitnehmer. '' ·'Employe. " SALE PERSON Upecalt Cllilcnnt clothing and tlloe &tOft. FT/PT taie1 11aoe. Shoe Hptr.. htlptul. Little People' ... 94~1355 •SALES PART/FULl tiiiE· PT tor upllClll wornena 11or1 In Fuhron 11tend. Al10 Men• tlOtt Full/PT IOf receiving dll• entry lie. Contlci Darryl or Sltvt 949-75~7917 SilH People E-.i&200k 1!'1% ~ 15•. bonus F ~ ot P/T. home or our offices Ctll 714·SSW115. sAiP/REceriJE CLERK Flt Btnehl5 wine 1xpe11ent1 helpful 949·650·8463 250 Ogle St C0111 Meta WAREHOUSE PERSOH Experience prefdlwln treln. von ~ lnltllon. Contact Otve et Mt-574-9331 lftef hm ff Mutt hlw own tooi.. min s yrs 11p11tnce. Of ctU 714-tSS.1030. Father's Day Messages Appearing Sat'l:trday, June 19th P111 llme Driver Wanted $9.22 per hour plut mll .. ge. Needed Mon thru Sun 2:451m to 5:45pm. Addi- tion.I wottt m1y be 1v11f. Ible. Mutt hive truck or Vtn, liability lnaurance wlltl proof °' plymtmt, drtY-.,. 1ic.n.e, toelal MCUttty card, and dMn D.ll V. pttnt out. ~ appl6cetlone llofl '° thru Fri from 1:001"' to ·==-....._bring Ill lnlonNtlon . TIMee or.,.~ Aftn: ,.... llcldl ..... 2901 GenyAwe. ..... AM. c. llJ'Ot 71 ........ IOMla ,., t Un~ 2 Unrs S Linea 4Linn MX t1119 fonn to (1411 U11 1114 Pltaw tit Wrf of out of ttu compa.met. Ctlldl wlttt tht Ioctl Betw 8uslneq 8urMU betort you .-Id 111y mCJMY Of l11t lor MIVlc9t. Ruel and underatenp eny contr11C1s btl«• you 1ign. GETO OFDEBTI we can help} •CuditOuds Consolidaltd • Paymmts W.trtd • lllltmt Rtdtm1 • HaroWlftnls' Sto WHAT HAl'PINSIF rDUDOll'T ..... ~·----........ --~~~~----~~----------~.-..-------_. ' .u • ~ •O ' ,e :T :d .,, :d :r- " ' L " ' , e I• r I ' ,. ·' •' ·' " •' ' ' r \, " ' • • ! I -= I j ' ' • l ,, I I I • T ' " •' " :· •' ' :· ., " ' • ~ 0 • c • 0 ~ 0 " L • "' • ~ 0 ' ,. ~ • • •• • • •• ~ ' • • 10 ' Monday. Moy 31 , 1999 • • . ' • TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1t1'11 lly CljAlll.l1 GOHN -OMAll SHARIF and TANNAH HlNSCH ACROSS 1 &Ht.In --.-~ a W00itldloioe "r=-ti!IT ,....... 11 Mldlte..ar bOne 11WMgoodfitN' ,,........,..,. -""""""'-.. ....., 20 Country •#. 21 Ball&l"'t --22 Bruoh"" 23 Guatanleed 2S Cerni holdef 2e -AndlMl l•oH 27 Fllf1 rMCUel"I SD Monasleiy 33 L.ffe of -(Easy "8:,m-::~ --57 Typeof'*' 59 AIQfl4liOloyic:al ... ,,_ ISO Ftoen.f'lalrld 81 &Mtral 62 S$l•QUll DOWN ·-' c...i .......... 3 Mails •Hrd- 5 """-6 EY81Woled 7 OMsM;i6e ~ two - 6 Tie the koot ANSWERS 'tO WEEKLY BRWG£.QUIZ Q J • Neithcf vulncrablt', u South you ho'd: •Q,,(1 K7J o l76J •AKf5 Panncr open~ !he bidding wilh one ~ What do yo~. rt ? The biddinr. has orocttdcd: SOUT1t ·Wf.S1' NQfl'l'K EAST I• ,._ I ~ IWe r WhardQ yoo bid now'? ·ous1y;-011ly-two bid.-come to mind -two clubs and one no • lrUmp, Since rcbjdding • five.card 1ninoc suit iS' never appetitlna. Otfr : choice woukf be one no trump despite the fact that our heart s1oppet is. 10 pUt it mikily. icnuous. At leasl the rebid desO'lbes tile balanced na1ure of the hand. ..... J... "''"" ,. "'"' . 10 "The Iceman 36 Honey wine Cornell>' "'~~'fJ. . 46 light bulb !Iller • 47~. 48 Surgieal tool A. No resronse is pctfcc~ but we- suigest 1 na1ural. gamc.-f9C'Ci11e j11rnp 10 lwo nu t11t..mp. FOr puns1s who argue that the l'CSponse shows 13-IS poinls and you have only 12 . yo,.i should surely upgnide the queen 1n Pf11nct'1 suil by a poinl, bringing the hand i4> 10 par. Should tWQ no ltun1p be a 1pade raiM: in jour mcth- 'ods, rorce 10 game.yitl a different route. · Q 5 ·As South, vulnemble, you hold: 37 Donlled II ~.:.:;:.1:: .. -3t Electronic Q Z • As South·, vulnerable, yoli hold: 38 W"' reminder 4\11 Green •A97 QAS o AQ96 o AJ l~S The biddiox 1w "'°'CC<kd' '"'"" 39 Evergreen 12 Go under 4D PaltonaQI 13 Chicago loop 33 NOi flei(lble Mooo1aln eoy1· Aileo 41 Melted together trelot 35 GeSIUf9 50 Pitcher •AQ6J O A9S o AQ6~4 •A ·11tc biddinR lw oroceeded: 42 Something 10 •O<yOe ......... 18 Rrkl 22 Made on a -........... 37 COltume ,..._ ... """"' 51 Rome'• -· SO\Tl'll WES1 NOJrfH t':Asr -SOVTH WEST NOR'l'H EAST l o Pus I• Pa5I ' , ...... S2 ..... bushel -• .. """"' 24 Ellplolled •6 Newsplpel" 25 8un<les qf hay .. -.. i=:._ """""""' l o P.,. IQ What do you bid now? 2• ,.., 30 -50 ~sign 21 Kindel~ 41 ·-A.t1teoetion• r A • lbcre is a textbook rehid to dtscribe •balanced hand of 19 high- card poinls. It is a jump IO two no lrUmp, and there is no carthly reason why yoo should not take that action now. S2 Tetri!Qry 28 5ome 8)'S 29 Days of - 43 Realize. ..... ....,, .. ""'""' What do you bid now? If 12 A · This one is too easy. Finish describing your hand by bidding dun: hearts. Note that an opening . bitl followed by aju!np shirt, and a niise or pannor's suit guaran1ees a singlc1on in I.he unbid suil. Q 3 • Nci11ler vulnerable, as Sooth )'QU bold: .ss 'o AQ3 0 1s •AKQJ '3 Partner opens the bidding with one: dian1ond. What do you respond? A· A/"u1np shift by responder shows ooe o 1wo types of hand: A power- ful si~-c:ard or better suit; or a slrong hand with a fit for opener's suil. South's hand certainly fulfills~ first rcquirerncnl, so Jump to lhrce clubs. Q 4 ·As Sooth. vulncrabl1;, you hold: •AQl Q 9SS 0 63 •AK 543 Q 6 • Both vulneni.ble, as South you hold: • AQ?65 o 63 o 1076 • 1092 1nc bidding has pcocccdcd: NORTll EAST SOl.TfH WEST 10 Pau I• Pus l • Pus 7 What act.ion do you take? A -Why would you even consider bidding three spades with a so-so five.card spade suit when partner ha.s shown nine or 10 cards in lhc minors? lake a preference to lhreo diamonds. If partner's jun1p shift was based on spade supJ)Ort, you wiU hear about. it soon enough. 690 POWER BOATS 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS 1ns 1en Dutrv E11,cellent c_ood~loti $9500. 941>-650-7217 ACURA LEGEND '99 CPE, 111111, low ml, tthrl :;:"~· 1~~)· i'ts,:;'· alO'( Chrome WIMtll1, moon roo ttfe 'ff lief; tfoa /<kite~ A GOOD AD! ·:1116 Oul'F'I tilCTAlC" lift,. Forti! grMn & wl'llle, mint condlllon S14,SOO, 714425-6461 MM7S.58" 692 SUPS/DOCKS /MOORINGS son NIWpOrt Seidl A Bl11Ck 'Moomg with CAL-25 $11flboa! w/5IUs and oulboafd s 12.500 91r.11ged, 11111 1how,oom LEX S OF Wf;STMtN$TER rllW\I $&450. 7144C1-llG99 (714)992-6906 iiMw §2s1Convertibll ·ea TOYOTA WANTED OI 1r"¥ New ~rn'lop, custom rke J~ car, must be whelllS, $500 lloWn' auume aulOIMllC No dealels pieasll, $7450 pp NM7J.Ol11 locll COM ~. priYtl9 -BMW s~il 1111 pi!ty 94H32-oo41 '".! lcur• 2.S Ti 19g7 Blk/blk, eu111, lltu, mnrt. I (W05563) $34,995 31k ml, lully tqMipped pui LEXUSOFWESTMINSTER erlr1t, lmmKUlall, W ,500 (714)192.etoe MN45-8208 --.~.~w""°31~j~f1~·.~7--I BMW 13sCSI ·ii 89lt ""· llh1. &port pl(lJI 251( mil $l000 clown UWl'le $7950 Call 642-5678 C1~.i.n MM7S..(1919. Sell your extra hOusehold Items in CLASSIFIED (599~7) Sl9,884 . lmf!lac S2K wolth ir erwome COST I. MESA MITSUBISHI .,..,_ & liru pp MH7:J.<M I I www.eo111me11mM1.com CADILLAC BROUGHAM "M 71 4·545·1100 Fleetwood, lo ml, .nt, 350 V8, rear wtil a. (708430) $17,988 N1bt11 OI01motille Cldlllec 7!4-S4o-t100 HOME,· HEAL TH AND SUSINESS """"• EB. ~ 222 ACO\JSTICAL CEILINGS CEILING DESIGN ACOUSTIC REMOVA.L KNOCKDOWN TEXTURE APPLIED. 714.01o-3S8S 224 · ADotTIONS /REMODELING FARTttNG INTERIORS '"""""""'"""""" ROOll'I Addlllol'l5 Visl!MC 1.1560875 IMi-645-9325 RE8u1Lb OA RElliOOEL Homes Of Olllees • Quellry Cons!ruclion ' RIUOl'llbly Prieed • LOCI! ComPaliv •6J6318 • Sl9Phlnliln·A Auoeleles Cit\ MM«-5465 <'======""' 2'8 CABINET MAKING M!Ytnced Wood1y1lem1 -CultOfl'I Clblnttry- Kllchen • Blth e DllDl1 Mllklift!ll • Mlfltll1 1.#611650 714-llM907 250 CARP NTRV 1290 C£~1 1.UKV "'°"""" ,,.,,.nd. ...................... 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