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The
Daily Pilot
highli
103 most
influential
children
Honoring ou
bright futu
T he names and faces'
changed, but the
and dedication
Forthe~Qnd
pleased to present a Ji
ential children in our c
are students who seem
· ble earning better-tha
Students who are t
dents who are commu
tiona1 -volunteers.
What makes these
• is that they combine all
We have winners of nat
awards who also divide
several volUnteer groups.
volunteers. canctystripers
That's just a taste of
dren do. And judging by t
they will continue their hard
into the future.
Once again, we were overwh
the number of remarkable childre
two cities. We had no trouble finding
of them.
Each and every one has ~n inspiring
story to tell, stories that prove once aga·
the amount of IOYe and care in this
munity.
Perhaps what.best sums up
most influential children is the fa
one of them, Amy Christeson, ca
with the idea two years ago as our
Editor. It was a remarkable tdea by a
remarkable young woman.
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You'll find the rest of our community's
bright future, beginning on Page 4. Enjoy.
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0 • T
REG CHINN
month. Greg Chinn set a
al record for his age
p in kayaking.
onth, as soon as the
r-21rllf-old Newport Harbor
ool junior finishes his
he'll hop on a plane
ville, Fla. for a qualify-,
'
swell, it's on to Cer-
lhen to Zagreb, Croa-
Junior World Champi-
the re, it's back to New
the Na tionals in Lake
's really lucky, said
, he has a shot of m aking
the Olympics in 2000. But
's shooting, more realistically,
for 200-4 .
In the meantime, he'll be
busy with countless othe r activi-
ties. When he finishes his stint
as a world-class athlete, he's off
to Ontario, Canada for a
research project on forests, as "
t Qf an academic scholarship
won from the Earth Wa tch
dati~n.
d exhausting? Thy wak-
before the sun almost
SEE GREG PAGE 11
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JUS1'N WARREN I OAll.Y PILOT
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FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1999
• VALERIE ATKINS
V alerie Atkins is just starting her
· high school career, but she Is
already making an impression
·on her teachers, as well as her fel-
low students.
Atkins, 15, was voted by her
peers as one of eight most influential
freshmen at Corona del Mar High
School. She was also selected as the
school's most valuable cross country
runner.
The latter accomplishment is all
the more remarkable, because
throughout her seventh-and eighth-
grade years, Atkins was forCed to
wear a back brace to treat a case of
scoliosis. ·
She didn't let the impediment
stop her from continuing her favorite
sport and swinuning with the New-,
SEE VALERIE PAGE 11
5lAN HU.Ell / CAl.Y PlOl
• JEFF EDWARDS
T he resume reads like it
belongs to an applicant
going for a senior manage-.
ment position at a major corpora-
tion. Rather, it belongs to a high
school senior, who also happens
to be a c:ollege sophomore.
Induded on the list of accom·
plishments: president of the St.
Joseph Catholic Cub, OCC
Deon'• List, Alpha Gama Sigma
Hooor i;oci.ty, Speecb Commu-
nlca-Deportmant scbolerlblp,
Integrity Award, Tup 50 Debolllr,
~SpM!dng •
Awonl. ..
ADtl tbat's )llOl lbll t.glrw*'v,
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• CHEOC rr OUT is written by the staff
of the Newport Beach Public Library,
This week's column Is by Melissa
Adams, in collaboration with SteYen
Short.
'""""' M aybe it'S because of the
presstU)!S of blgH schOQJ
reunioos, but even as
adults, the memories of high
lidlool can be riddled with mem-
ories o( social acceptance -or
more likely, the lack thereof.
No matter who you saw your-
self as, there was always some-
one who made you fe~I less of a
. person, or more of an idol,
depending on which gossip
chain you were li$tening to.
For many, high school years
tend to be remembered as intel-
leclu4lly and financially easy,
yet emotionally one of the most
trying times of life. The adult
mind maj conjure up thoughts
or tun and frolic dwing those
years, with a minimal level of
responsibility. But to teenagers,
it's not a mere memory, it's a
daily ritual.
Julia Hochner is 15 years old.
She's been sick this week, but
her schedule won't allow for any
down time. She'teaches yoga
and loves to read classics like
•catcher in the Rye• in the tima
she can find for herself.
Besides the tests, reports and
reading assignments that go
along with her nonnal high
school days at Newport f-larbor
High School, Julia's nights have
been filled with five-hour
"reheanals for a play called ·Gen-
eration Why?• which begins Sat-
urday at South Coast Repertory.
Julia plays Lisa in the play,
which documents the actions and
miriclsets of teens, offering no res-
olution to a complicated passage-
way into YO\U19 adult life, but
rather attempting to eiptore why
teens act the way they do.
Based in a Cybercafe, •Gen~
eration Why• deals with differ-
ent perceived sides of personali-
ties through peer discussions
a.nd a supernatural narration by
two angels.
••Generation Why' is about
the struggles of youth; how you
can see someone for one thing
when they're really multidimen-
tional, and how much better it ls
to actually see people for what
they are instead of what you + •
want them tb be,• Hochner said.
In the play, Usa faces issues of
beln.lf~pped and labeled ~a nerO. • Her sister, a cheer-
leader, is very popular and has
DON UACH I DAl.Y PlOT
Actors Julia Hochner, fro nt. J ason Lau, back, and Elizabeth
Gubnan, with the video camera, in a scene from "Genera tion
Why," a gritty play abo ut teenagers lo.r teenagers.
developed a drinking problem.
There is nothing simple about
Usa's high school years.
Julia can relate to these pres-
sures. She, too, lives in a world
where peei;s typecast their
friends and have their own extra-
curricular problems. Julia wants
to help teenagers better under-
stand that their situations are
univerSal, and they arn not alone.
Written by JoAnna Downey,
"Generation Why?" deals with
complex issues such as drinking,
bulimia and stereotyping. The
actors are a group or 14 teenagers
who are pa.rt of South Coast
Repertory's Youth Conservatory.
These young actors audi-
tioned to get into South ~t
Repertory's TeeJJ Players, an
advanced group who have. com-
pleted at lease two years of
training at the Youth Conserva-
tory. The Teen Players spend
one year together wt1.ling and
producing a show.
After the original script was
written, Downey and director
Laurie Woolery held auditions
for tile Teen Players and came
up with the final script by listmi-
ing to the real voices of teens.
This prOduction allows the par-
ticipating teens to be the teach·
ers, the writers, directors and
. students in a show about the~
own experiences.
"'Generation Why?' is not
· teeny-bopper. It's real,• said
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Centet Orife. '°"" Meso + -: Satunt.il June 5
at • and 7 p.m.; 5undoy.
June 6 at 2 and 5 p.m. + HOW MUOI: S5 + PHONL (714) 708-5555
Jason Lau, a Costa Mesa resi-
dent and the youngest mel1'1ber
of this year's group. •(Teenagers)
are different people and we
have serious things to say."
Lau has been acting since he
was B and he wants to pursue
theater acting as a career. ·we met with ·[Downey],•
Lau said, •and we {interacted
with ourselves and the charac-
ters) and she found something
she really liked.
"I'm not really into social
issues. School is just something JI
go through),• Lau said. •But act-
ing, to me, is like living some-
thing that's not really there for
you in your life. You get to do
something that's not yours, some-
thing you wouldn't nonnally do."
Though the yean> spent in
high school might emotionally
be based on acceptance, Lau
chose not to carry this idea into
his acting. ·rnus showJ reflects
us, and if people don't like it, J
don't really care," he said.
Lau plays Jerry, who has
been stereotyped as an obses-
sive-compulsive kid. He said he
is tired of seeing movies that
attempt to show the teenage
experience as being a flashy,
nonrealistic livelihood, based
around sex and drugs and a
good soundtrack.
"I always tell my friends that
if you need that much hype to
sell a movie, then it's not worth
seeing,· he said.
Elizabeth Gutman of Costa
Mesa. 15, plays a young woman
who videotapes everything
because she is so interested in
sotia1 interactions. But some-
where along the line, she loses
her ability to show herself.
•These are actual things that
happen," Gutman said. "It's not
just some big LHollywood) melo-
drama. People don't Wlderstand
teens, so the play is a big char-
acter study that explores why
teens act the way they do.•
THE FISH FR~ IS VVH~
Chris Whynaught and The Reasons Why to.headline the Lions Club Fish Fry
NQA)(] 5cHwARTZ
a blues singer, Chris Whynaught
may not have a lot of money, but be
rich with memories. tn his deep,
surrounding voice, he patiently talks
about the time he sang for Jimmy Wither·
spoon, why he chose singing over flying
and the sound of his first instrument.
Whynaught seems to collect memo-
ries of colorful people, interesting places
and amusing anecdotes. And there are
more to come. He's alreddy been booked
to sing the national anthem at an Angels
baseball game, is about to release a new
album and, th1s weekend, will perform
al the annual Uons O ub Fish Fry.
"lt'll be a really good show," Why-
naught said. Along with his seven-piece
band, The Rea.sons Why, he will perform
blues songs from his soon-to-be-released
album, "Heard Him On the RacUo. •
FYI
+ WHAT: Chris Whynaught and the
Reasons Why + WHEN: This Friday at 7 and 8 p.m. + WHERE: The Costa Mesa-Newport
Harbor l ions Club Fish Fry & Carn ival
at Orange Coast College, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa
+ HOW MUCH: Fret;
ures, this is probably old bat to the sea-
soned musician.
Whynaught began singing in the
choir as a kid, after his fighter pilot
father was relocated to North Carolina.
liis love of music was undoubtedly tnnu-
enced by th.e family's perfonnlng legacy
-his father was a pianist, 'his grandfa-
ther ~rfonued in Vaudeville and his
mothe r was 11 singer as well.
Whynaught's family eventually
moved back to Calilomia. lbere, he was
given a tonette at school to gauge tds
musical ability and played the lllmple
Oute so well tba\ his parents bought him
a clarinet.
At the age of 17, Whynaught began
performing with an R&l!. jazz ond lunk
band called Soul Syndicate. It wu with
a later band, Premium Stuff, tbat the
musician towed the United Stat. and
Europe with his idol, Jimmy Wither-
spoon. Upon hearing him ling, Wither·
spoon 's wUe once remarked tbat be wu
"da mn near · as good a vocaliat as
Spoon." recalled Whynaught.
Eventually, Whynaugbt produced a
record with United Artists and began to
locus on his songwriting. In 111116, be
releas<Q "LookyHere." wblcblOldDIOA!
than 100,000 copies. HJo now olbnm,
"Heard Him On the Radio,• ii o compi·
lation of blues tunes.
This performance will mark the Lions C..1ub Fish Fry's 54th year. The event has In the 1960s, when bis father bou.gbt a
raised more than $2 million for local ....,.~,DMY fllDf transistor radio, Whynaught was mtro-
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pie at the event, the venue bas been upcoming appeerance in front ol tbou· beml bfDacl with the libs of B.B. King, almost "'nnediatllly dlweloped an appre-
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COSTA MESA
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chips worth l 112 wet'e rtofen from 1 store In the 1000 bk:ldt
~ 9 p.m. and mldnfght ~ 22'. • ...... ._Rold: A llotoo c:cmputllf worth l2.000 w stokln
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Middle College High graduates first class Defend the Bay
plans to fil e lawsuit
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Orange Coast Middle
College High School, a
collaboration of Orange
Coast Colle9e and the New·
port-Mesa Unified SChool
District, held its first com-
mencement Thursday.
All 33 graduates plan to
attend college next year, and
many will stay at QCC.
The 1999 graduates are:
Robert Mark Aguirre
Mehran Azma
Lina Berenfeld
Matthew Chan
Jeffrey Cullen
Nema Daran1
Rita Christine Disberry
Loan Doan
Parsa Oormiani Tabatabaei
Jeffrey Edwards
Monica Irene Fabela
Ryan Matthew Farnsworth
Sally Alacia Rose Jasper Foster
Jamie Lynn Giglio
Natalie Gregg
•Claudia Maria Herrera
Clifford Lau
Stephen Jam~s Leece
Benjamin Safa Lintschinger
Abdulah Dule Mesihovic
Andrea Nicole Miles
Hossain Kevin Nassiri
Liseth Oregel
Veronica Orozco
Michael Pells
Cisco Rogers
Mahla Shaebanyan-Bady
Scott Southwick
: Family, friends mqum
· deaths of girl and child ·
• • Many pay respects to
• Yuridia Balbuena and her
• baby at funeral home.
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Do1y P'llot
COSTA MESA -ln cars and
• on root, singly and in large family
• groups, they came. Dressed neatly
• in black, speaking softly in Span-
: ish, they came out of the aitemoon
• sun and mto Pierce Brothers
• Funeral Home to VJew Yundia Bal-
buena's Weless body
Many were weeping as they
• went in.
Her reldtives, wanbng no pub-
,. licity, barred reporters at the door.
Inside, fanuly and friends spent
• more than two hours standing 111
·-front of the body of a 15-year-old
• girl they said they had admired
· most of all for her zest ~or life.
In her anns was ~ newborn
child, delivered by doctors minutes
after Ywidia died from the wound
of. a bullet fired into her family's
makesh.ilt garage apartment.
"It's the saddest thing you could
ever see in the world. A 15-year-
old-girl lying m a coffin with her
baby," said Leslie Dootson, school
nurse at E~ancia High School,
where Yundia was a student until
two months ago.
Dootson said she knew Yuridia
because the gtrl came to see her
about he r pregnancy. Yundia was
.
taking good care of herself, Doot-
son said.
"She was always happy," said
Lorena Munoz, a friend of
Yurid.ia's mother .
Others echoed her sentiment.
Though she faced tremendous
difficulties in her life -among
them the fact that she did not
speak English well and came from
a poor family -Yuridia was an
extraordinarily happy and giving
person, friends and family said.
She was a fiercely protective of
other children in her netghbor-
hood, said Jasmme Zetina, who
often found herself under Yuridia's
sheltering wing.
·she was beautiful. She had er
wonderful personality. She was
great,• said Yuridia1s hance,
Omar Garcia. Though they had
not yet married, he refers to her as
•my wife.~
On top of the uagedy of her
death, family members are strug-
gling with the cost of Yurldia's bur-
ial They plan to take her body
back to Guerrero, Mexico, where
she and her family are from, but
cannot aiford plane tickets for
family members.
They are seeking donations or
frequent llier miles, which can be
sent to Steve Benigno. Assistant
Principal at Estancia High School,
2323 . Placentia, Costa Mesa.
Berugno can be reached at (949)
515-6500.
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Coast
Middle
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of the tcnns and conctitions of a lkilr Not di.s<harge permit issued to Silvera-
NEWPORT BEACH -A New· do ldst year by the Santa Ana
port Beach conservation orgaruza-Regional Water Quality Control
tion said Thursday it plans to file a Board.
abzens' lawswt against Silverado Defend the Bay officials said
Constructors for what they called the penrut allows the company to
an unlawful dischargmg oi pollu-discharge ~ally treated conta-
tion into Newport Bay and its tnb-mmated groundwater near rts con-
utary streams m Orange County, structJon site, but limits the dis·
In its motion, Defend the Bay charge of nitrogen to a speciµed
alleges that for the past three level and prohibits the discharge
monthS the constructlon company ol any other pollutant ...
has been 'discharging pollutants In a statement, Caustin said
such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and "recent water quality test results
seleruum while performing work conf umed that Silverado is dis-
to construct the Eastern "Ji'ans-charging m Vlolation of the per-
portabon Comdor toll road project. mil •
Bob Causun, president of Ofhoals at Silverado could not
Defend the Bay, said the compa-be reached for comment.
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• KATHRYN AUHUS • 101111' ILWD
Senior, Corona del Mar Senior, Newport Harbor
High School Member of ... High School...ls a varsity
dance team .Involved wrestler ... Two-time CIF
with Peer Assistance qualifier for wrestling ...
Leadership and Blue Rib-Member of the lnterna-
bon Application Commit-t1onal Ambassador
tee. Activ1t1e<, include. Club. A Golden State
French Club, Class Coun· Exam Award for U.S. his-
c1I, Sp1nt Club, Asmtance tory, chemistry, geometry.
League, and sertpture
reading team .... Rece1ved
Academic Letter and
Pin .. On Honor Roll
• RUCHIU BUDHWA
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School. Plays on
tennis team ... Serves on
Class Counetl .. Volunteers
as a candystnper .. Winner
of High School Heisman
Award and S Roy Howell
Award ... Has won National
English Merit Award and
AP Scholar Award
• SANAZ CHAREZAIE
Senior. Estancia High
School...Member of the
tennis team ... Advanced
drama, three years ...
Serves as Drama Club vice
president .. Art Club presi·
dent... YMCA camp coun-
selor ... Scholar Athlete
Award winner ... Nationa~
German Scholar Award ...
K1ckboxtng scholarship,
two years.
• llllSOll IWN
• Senior, Estancia High
School.. Costa Mesa Fish
Fry volunteer .. :1996,
1997; preschool teacher's
assistant. .. Employed as an
administrative assistant at
a local security compa-
ny ... Member of Key
Club .. California Scholas-
tte Federation, four
years ... Who's Who, three
years ... Estancia track and
field record-holder ... Out-
standing Math Student
Award 1997-98 ... Zonta
Girl of the Month,
December 1998 ... Ebell
Club Scholarship winner.
• AMY CHRISTESON
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School.. .. Runs for
cross-country team ...
Member of track and
field team ... Participates
in the YMCA Youth and
Government ... Serves
community through the
National Charity League ...
Is a Daily Pilot Junior
Editor ... Volunteers time
as a Sunday School
Teacher .... Selected
student of the Year.
•Pnll...uslll '
Senior, Estancia High
School...Plays varsity bas-
ketball, lettering two
years ... Varsity golf, letter-
ing three years and serv-
ing as team
captain ... Exchange Club
representative ... Volun-
teers time for the Boys &
Girls Club of the Harbor
Area ... Volunteer for
Neighbors for Neighbors
Community Clean-Up and
the American cancer
Society.
•ANDREA COATES
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School...Member of
the Key Club and Spanish
Club ... Volunteers as a
candystriper ... Has won
Bausch & Lomb Science
Award ... Received
Academic Letter and
Pin ... Has won candy-
striper's HSuperstriper"
Award.
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to the
Junior Top 103.!
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• lllSTI •IUlll
14, St Marguerites ..•
Involved in a volunteer
program to feed poverty
stricken famllies .. .Actlve In
basketball, softball, and
tennis ... An honor roll stu-
dent
• ISAIEL CODIZ
Senior, Estancia High
School...Active through
her church ... Winner of a
cross country scholar-
ship ... On the Honor Roll.
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•SUmH• IUCI
17, Newport Harbor High
School...Has volunteered
time for Pediatric cancer
Research Foundation and
The March of Dimes ...
Active member in Key
Club ... Serves on the Vol·
unteer Center Youth
Leadership Council ...
Member of the N swim
team ... Gives back to her
community by donation
her time to many charita-
ble organizations.
• KIEUll COLLINS
Senior, Newport Haibor
High SchooL.President of
the National Honors Soci-
ety ... Plays varsity volley-
ball ... Runs track ... Student
of the Semester in Eng·
lish and Math ... CIF cham-
pionship-volleyball. ..
Golden and Silver in Out-
rigger World Champi-
onships.
16, Corona del Mar High
Sc.hool...Has done mis-
sionary work in Costa
Rica and Brazil...Volun-
teered at Special
Olympics ... Served senior
citizens at the' 03sis
Senior Center Pancake
Breakf ast ... Member of
CdM varsity cheer squad.
• MARISSA COTHUll
17, Newport Harbor High
School...Has done
outstanding cor;nmunity
service through St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church ... Has gone to
Mexico and Brazil to do
mission work ... Serves
other philanthropies
through the National
Charity League ... Excep-
tionally skilled volleyball
player making the Daily
Pilot's Volleyball Dream
Team in 1998.
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·• SllU llUfLODY
12, Davis Education Cen-
ter ... Dancer and has
appeared at the Youth
Expo, Orange County
Fair, and the Fish
Fry ... Member of the Girl
Scouts ... She would
like to be a therapist
when she grows up.
• GAlllELA COi
10, Wilson Elementary ...
Member of Peer Assis-
tance Leadership and
recently attended a lun·
cheon at the Disneyland
Hotel...Participates in Girl
Scouts ... Visits children at
the hospital who are ill or
in treatm~nt...At the top
of her class academically.
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• MICllAEl "'AGOSllllO
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School...Member of
Corona Crazies Spirit
Cfub ..• President of Ameri-
c.an Cancer Society ... Serves
on Student Council .. .
Actively involved with
many extracurricular
activities. .. Serves commu-
nity through Red Cross
and Habitat for Humanity.
Received honors on Gold-
en State U.S. History Exam.
• URON GRUIER
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School ... Member of
varsity cross country and
track and field ... Plays varsi-
ty soccer ... Participates in
Spanish Club and Persian
Club .. .ls National Merit
Finalist and AP Scholar
with Honor ... Winner of
the Daughters of the
American Revolution
Good Citizen Award.
• STEPHANIE
LYNN DANNER
Senior. Estancia High
School...Served as Associ-
ated Student Body presi·
dent during sophomore
and junior years ... Gold-E
Merit Scholarship offi-
cer ... Co-captain of the
softball team .. .Journalist
of the Year 1997-98 ... list·
ed on the Principal's
Scholar List for three
years ... An E.I. Moore
Award recipient... HOBY
Youth Ambassador ... Cali-
fornia Scholastic Federa-
tion Lifetime Gold Seal
Bearer.
• AMY HllVORSEN
Sophomore, Newport
Harbor High School...
Sophomore class
president ... Plays on the
varsity field hockey team
and sails for the varsity '
sailing team ... Youngest
member named to the
U.S. Sailing Junior
'Team ... Oespite all her
activities, Amy manages
to keep straight "A's."
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• MYRA DIMSON
Senior, Cost Mesa High
School...Freshman and
sophomore class presi-
dent .. .Associated Student
Body treasurer ... Varsity
tennis player ... Volunteers
time as the Adopt-a-Fam-
ily pr09ram chair ... Califor-
nia Girls State dele-
gate ... Helps with Neigh-
bors for Neighbors ...
Serves on Advisory Com-
mittee of Teens ... Rec09-
nized for Outstanding
Achievement-National
German Exam .. .E.I.
Moore Award recipient.
• BRUCE HANCOCK
Senior, Costa Mesa High
School. .. Serves as Associat-
ed Student Body Second
Vice President. . .Student
Representative to the
school board ... Varsity cross-
country runner ... Varsity
track team ... Participated in
Clean Harbor Day ... Ha~
earned Eagle Scout. .. Win-
ner of the Wendy's High
School Heisman Award ...
Selected as valedictorian ...
Plans to attend Princeton
University, majoring in one
of the sciences.
.
• IUllSSI DllSDIU
1'7, Costa Mesa High
School...Responsible for
her soccer team's
newsletter as well as
overseeing her region's
newsletter, which is
mailed to 980 families ... ls
Features Editor of school
paper ... Has lettered in
soccer and tennis ... Swims
on school's JV team.
• MEGiii HAILEY
Sixth grade, Kaiser Ele-
mentary ... Avid dancer
and young actress ... Will
play lead role of Belle in
school production of
"Beauty and the
Beast" ... Serves as Vice
President of entertain-
ment on Kaiser's student
council ... Compassionate
young lady described as
having a really good
heart.
Cong ra+t-tlatiOns
· To All of Our
Terrific Kids
•CARLY fAIMll
12, Ensign lntermedi·
ate ... Talented young
dancer ... Has been except·
ed to the Joff rey Ballet
Summer Camp and will
be off to New York this
summer for a month ...
Volunteers one hour a
week helping her ballet
teacher ... Maintains a 4.0
GPA.
• ALEC HANSON
Junior, Corona del Mar
High School...President of
Club Fish, Christian
Club ... Has gone to Mexi-
co and Ukraine on mis-
sion trips ... An Advanced
Placement student r-iith a
4.0 GPA. .. Plays varsity
basketball and volleyball.
• NADIA FLOUS
'Senior, Newport Harbor
High School...Sectioo edi-
tor for school paper .. ~Stu
dent Congress Represen-
tative ... candystriper· at
Hoag Hospital...Will be
traveling to Sweden after
graduation on a scholar-
ship from Youth For
Understanding ... Recipient
of several scholarships for
UCSB where she'll attend
this fall.
• KRISTIN HINSON
Freshman, Corona del
Mar High SchooL.Mem-
ber of Assisteens/Assi-
tance League of Newport
Mesa ... Spent spring break
in Mexico with Mariners
church ... Member of Club
Fish and Spirit Club ... Plays
volleyball and is captain
for the JV soccer
team ... Maintains a 4.0
GPA.
• SllllllTlll GAllER
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School.. Member of
the International Ambas-
sadors Club .. .Volunteers
for the American Cancer
Society .• Plays varsity soc-
cer. Serves on the
OaVinci Advisory Coun-
cil.. CIF seal bearer .. E.I.
Moore Award recipient ...
Harvard Book Award,
w inner.
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School...Member of
the DaVinci Academy .
Producer for the video
yearbook ... President of
the American Cancer
Society Club ... Team cap
tain for Relax for Life .Is
on the Newport AquatlC
Center crew team .
Orange County Literary
Guild Scholarship Winner
.. 1998 Festival of
Women Authors, Journal-
ism Award of Honor.
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• KATIE GIUSEWITZ
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School...Plays JV
tennis ... Sw1ms on the
junior varsity swimming
team .. Member of the
National Charity League_
Volunteers as a Sunday
school teacher. .. Winner
of the Bank of America
Award for.Math and Sci·
ence ... Rece1ved National
Merit Letter of Commen-
dation
• llEllHDRA HEID
15, Corona del Mar High
School ... Actively involved
with community servic~.
putting in about 1 SO
hours at the Envkonmen-
tal Nature Center ... Mem-
ber of the Newport
Beach Public liQ.f.ary's
Toung Adult Advisory
Coundl...ls also involved
with the CdM Make-A-
Wish Foundation.
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• DEltEE HEINRICHS
16, Costa Mesa High
School...Part of CMHS
water polo and swim
team1 Does a lot of com-
mun1t'y work through her
rhurch Traveled to
Venezuela to do mission
work Serves at annual
Thanksgiving Dinner for
Senior Citizens .. Works at
D1edrich's Expresso Cafe.
• LAUREN KERWIN
15, Ensign Intermediate
School Student body
president. Led school's
canned food drive that
brought in 5000
cans .Gives many hours
of community service
through the National
Charity League ... Has
advertised for donations
for the families in Kosos-
vo ... Part1cipates in soccer,
basketball, and volleyball.
•
• CUFFORD HEISER
Sixth grade, Mariners Ele-
mentary ... President of
Mariners Student Council
and a straight ,. A" stu-
dent ... Placed second in
Mother's Day Essay Writ-
ing Contest ... Steller ath-
lete in all sports ... Placed
in the top at the Califor-
nia Jr. Guards regional
competition.
• scon KIRCHER
16, St. Margaret's Episco-
pal School...Helped set up
a program for homeless
children in the Newport
Mesa Unified SChool Dis-
trict ... Started a book dri-
ve that brought in more
than 100 books ... This
summer he will continue
his involvement by tutor-
ing and fund-raising.
• CURT HEllEITS Ill
Senior; Newport Harbor
High School...Member of
Key Club a,nd the Ameri-
can Cancer Society ...
Involved with varsity cross
country, varsity track, and
varsity soccer ... All South-
ern Section Cross-Coun-
try, League Champion.
•KERRY UMI
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School...Member of
French Club ... Plays in
school band ... Runs for
the cross country
team ... Spends time as a
candystriper ... Volunteers
time for Friends of the
Back Bay and Someone
Cares Soup Kitchen .. .ls a
Honor Roll and member
of CSF. ... Winner of PTA
Reflections Contest in
photography-two
times.
Party consultants, complete
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•mlHOAM
Senior, Costa Mesa High
School...Plays varsity ten-
nis .. S.Club president ...
Helps with Neighbors for
Neighbors ... Volunteered
at the American Cancer
Society Daffodil Days .. E.I.
Moore Award winner ...
Certificate of Achieve-
ment for Foreign Lan-
guage recipient.
• NICOLAUS UMllRT
Senior; Costa Mesa High
School..Joumalism staff
feporter and photogra-
pher; plays guitar; drums
and piano ... likes to
snowboard .. Member of
the German Club ... Played
varsity basketball...Win·
ner of the Elks National
Foundation Most Valu·
able Student Scholarship
Award ... 1997-98 Science
Department Award win-
ner ... Received High Hon-
ors on the Golden State
Exam High Honors for
geometry.
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• llOffUY IUlll
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School. .. Member of
the Spanish and Persian
Clubs ... Plays varsity
basketball and baseball ...
Is a National Merit
Commendation Scholar ...
Has received high honors
in algebra and geometry
... Winner of Student of
the Quarter in geometry.
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• IAIU IFTllU1Sl
WAllDIS
Senior, Estancia High
School...On the Honor
Roll ... Serafines
Scholarship winner ...
Medal Guillermo Guillot
recipient.
· • llLL JEICIS
Freshman, Newport Har-
bor High School .. .An hon·
or roll student and mem-
ber of the DaVinci Acade-
my ... Performs in both
NHHS's marching and
jazz bands ... Participates
in Boy Scouts ... Holds rank
of captain on the New-
port Beach Junior Life-
guards. •.
•ANGELI LIE
Senior; Costa Mesa High
School...Vice president of
the S-Club ... Varsity ten-
nis ... District 62 Chal-
lenger Division Little
League Baseball coach
for children with disabili-
ties ... Orange County Pub-
lic Library volunteer ... Rec-
ognized by Women &
Mathematics Top 100
Female Mathematics Stu-
dents in Southern Califor-
nia ... U.S. National Mathe-
matics Award
winner ... Golden State
Exam: Geometry with
high honors.
• CUIGJONH
16, Corona del Mar High
School...Honor roll and
CSF member ... College
prep student ... Has trav-
eled to Europe, Mexico,
Brazil, Australia, New
Zealand, Africa, and
Asia ... Has attended
school in Swaziland,
Africa and Nanning, Chi·
na ... Earned his Eagle
Scout in 1997.
•GREGORY US
10, Adams Elementary ...
Exemplary student
enrolled in the GATE pro-
gram ... Also serves on
Student Council...Active
in the community
through Boyscouts and
St. Pauls Greek Orthodox
Church in lrvine ... Has
started playing golf and
participating In juniof
tournaments.
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• MITCH JOllS
Junior, Newport Harbor
High School...Principal's
Honor Roll...Varsity letter-
man for golf...Received
All League Honors .. .Fim
aid and CPR certified ...
Has been elected VP for
Senior Class ... Has volun-
teered time through Boys
Club ... Republican party
fund-raiser.
• ROlll UTOSIU
Junior, Estancia High
School ... Business and
stage manager for Drama
Club ... Won an award for
Best Actress in 1997 ... Vice
President of California
Scholarship Federation ...
Involved in community
service work through
school (Key Club) and
church.
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• CRAIG UYINE
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School...Representa-
tive to the School
Board ... Part of the Presi-
dential Classroom Schol-
ars Program ... Earthwatch
Educational Award ...
Selected as Newport
Youth of the Year ... A
Who's Who Among
American High School
Students.
• scon MARSHALL
18, Newport Harbor High
School...Member of cross
country and track ... Has
served the community by
giving his time on behalf
of St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church ... Has traveled
to Brazil to help build
missions ... Has been
involved with the Junior
Llfeguards .. .A very caring
and thoughtful
individual.
• ERIC LICATA
11, Newport Elemen-
tary ... Organized a change
drive for the' flood victims
in South America ... Eric is
a very driven and caring
young man.
• NATALIE MASCIAU
Freshman, Costa Mesa
High School...Serves as
Freshman class presi-
dent ... Has won the
Coach's Award for soccer
and is currently team cap-
tain of her club soccer
team ... Writes' for the
CMHS paper; "The Hitch-
ing Post".
•JUSTIN LO
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School ... President of
the Orama Club ... Volun-
teers time for the Ameri-
can cancer Society ... Mem-
ber of Key Club ... Part of
Reader's Theater •.. Rec-
ognized as American
Cancer Society One in a
Million.
• JOllAIKAN MATAllGA
Senior, Costa Mesa High
School...Member of the ·
marching band ... Plays in
the concert band .. .ln the
school jazz band ... Plays
on drumline ... Selected as
outstanding Sophomore
in band.
, • AMY LOVIN
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School...Plays ten-
nis ... Member of track
team ... Winner of an Aca-
demic Honor letter ...
Nominated for Student
of the Semester math
and science ... Student of
the Quarter in language.
• KILLY MCIENZINE
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School...ls on the
varsity crew team ... Presi-
dent of Unity Week ...
Member of the National
Honor Society .. : United
States leadership Merit
Award winner ... Receiver
of a National Merit letter
of Commendation.
•EMILY WDMll
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School...Serves on
student government ... ls
Editor-in-Chief of school
paper ... Sings for .CdM
Choir ... Helps students
adjust to high school
through the Peer
Assistance League .. .An
exceptional student who
is planning to attend
Harvard in the-Fall.
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• MOLLY MILUM
18, Newport Harbor High
School...President of
Newport Beach Youth
Council...National Charity
League President ... Mem-
ber of Key Club ... Plays
varsity soccer and runs
varsity track ... On Honor
Roll List.
• KllSTIN llAIERRY
Sophomore, Newport
Harbor High School ... A
straight "A" student and
CSF member ... Part,icipates
on the Frosh/Soph volley-
ball and soccer teams and
varsity sailing ... A candy-
striper at Hoag Hospi-
tal...Member of Newport-
Mesa Assistance league
. .. A member of Odyssey,
her Senior Girl Scout
Troop ... Spends several
hours a month serving
her community through
these organizations.
• llMIERLY MILLET
Senior; Newport Harbor
High School...Color guard
captain, Part of yearbook
staff ... Nempaper
staff ... Plays bad-
minton ... On the swim
team ... Gives time for The
March of Dimes ... Finalist
for Student of the Month
for photography.
• AMlllA MILDOlllDO
Senior, Estancia High
School...Member of th(!
French Club ... Volunteered
as a summer Engli,sh as a
second.language
a1de ... Member of the cal-
ifomia Scholastic Federa-
tion
'\
DANIEW MORAN
14, Tewinkl~ Middle
School...Chosen as 8th
grade student of the year
of the Estancia zone for
the Costa Mesa Rotary
Club .. .lnvolved with Year-
book, the Renaissance
Program, and Nature
Academy ... Participated in
the UCI Academic Talent
Search
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• UIDSIY llAllNlllG
Sth grade, Lincoln
Elementary School .
Participates in collecting
donations for her school
throu~.h several fund
raisers. Compassionate
animal lover who res
cues lost or sick pets 1n
the neighborhood An
avid soccer fan who par-
ticipates on the spring
team.
• CUOLYN MORRELL
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School...captain for
varsity soccer .Is on the
varsity track team ...
Serves the community
through Volunteer Child
care for children of
mothers in AA ... Winner
of Outstanding Achieve-
ment Award in honors
English
•
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• HAUIWtl H.
NAKAU9tA
Senior. Estancia High
School. Lettered in
varsity volleyball
team .. Member of Key
Club for three years, two
as president Spanish
Club. three years. serving
as president and vice
president Environmental
Nature Center vofun
teer Part of high school
m1n1stry group at Calvary
Chu~ch Newport Mesa
ELIZABETH POWELL
Senior, Costa Mesa High
School Captain of varsity
soccer team. Winner of
Coaches Award for soccer
and track Copy editor
for newspaper staff ...
Sports editor for year
book staff ... Youth Soccer
coach .. Who's Who
Among American High
School Math Students .
Most Valuable Player,
soccer
• AIYAJI llGUYEll
Senior, Estanc!~High
Schoof...Volunteers for
Someone cares Soup r
Kitchen ... Helps with the
Senior Meals and Ser-
vices ... Associated Student
Body. class treasurer ...
Member of Key Club
... Recipient of the Presi-
dent's Award for Excef-
fence ... Rotary Student of
the Month ... Exchange
Club Youth of the Year ...
Most Valuable Student
Scholarship Award from
Elks National Foundat.ion.
• UITUll QUlllUYAll
13, Corona del Mar High
School...Has put in 100
hours of volunteer service
at Pacific Schoof of Music
and the Arts ... A volunteer>
piano accompanist for
the Lincoln School
Choir ... On top of vofun·
teer service, finds time
for CdM track as well.
• JOUTUll lllUYlll
Senior, Costa Mesa High
Schoof...Member of
Speech and Debate ... Plays
tennis ... Member of Key
Club ... Soup Kitchen vol·
unteer.
• CAMMIE QUlllll
14, Ensign Intermediate
School...Candystriper with
Hmlg Hospital working in
the Child Care Center ...
Has volunteered time on
a mission trip to an
orphanage in Mexico ...
Gives her time every year
for Clean Harbor
Day ... Takes piano
lessons ... Pfays tennis.
• CANDICE lllCHOUOll
17, Costa Mesa High
Schoof...Varsity and club
soccer ... Competed in CIF
Track 4x100 and 4x400
• relays ... A·warm and car-
ing individual who casts a
positive influence on all
she does ... Traveled to San
Felipe, Mexico to build
houses for those in need.
• MYRNA RAMIREZ
Senior, Estancia High
Schoof...Spends time baby
sitting ... Basketbalf team
co-captain ... winner of the
Hispanic Education
Endowment Fund schol-
arship ... On Honor Roll...
Recipient of perfect
attendance awards ...
Outstanding student
awards recipient.
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• SHAWN O'DOlllllll
Senior, Newport Harbor
High Schoof ... Hard-
working athlete, lettering
in baseball and foot·
bafl ... ASB fund raiser for
Senior class ... Tutor 1n
NHHS math fab ... Service
oriented humanitarian
who helped construct the
City of Newport Beach
Memorial for class friend
Gary Lunde.
• CHRISTINA REICHEi
15, Corona del Mar High
Schoof...fs on the JV
teams for swimming and
water polo ... Section Edi-
tor for yearbooJ< ... Mem-
ber of St1,.1dent Councif...fs
part of the Leadership
Group at Manner's
Church.
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• lllDHI PAJIDOH
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School ... Key Club
president ... Volunteers for
the American Red Cross
and American cancer
Society ... Plays varsity
badminton ... Winner of
Harvard Book Award ...
Received AP Scholar
Honor ... A Who's Who
Among American High
School Students.
• CHRlmllA REID
Senior, Estancia High
School...Sings for school
choir ... Member of Color
Guard ... Works on school
newspaper and year-
book ... Volunteers as a
Sunday school teacher ...
Winner of an Advanced
Placement Scholar
Award ... DAR G.ood Citi-
zen Award winner ...
Selected as Zonta Girl of
the Month ... Golden State
honors in U.S. history.
• .IDlllllM M lllSON
13, Corona del Mar High
School ... On Junior Board
of the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club ... Has been
sailing a Sabot since age
6 ... Conducts fund-raising
activities for SOS and The
Leukemia Society.
• ROllRT REZlllCI
Senior, Corona def Mar
High Schoof ... Member of
the Russian Club ... Partici-
pates with the American
Cancer Society
Club ... Plays JV tennis ...
Serves community
through the Red Cross
Club and Key Club ... Part
of CSF ... Recognized as a
Who's Who in American
High School Students.
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10, Harbor View Elemen-•
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Member of Southern
califofnia Children's
Chorus and South Coast
Repertory as well ... Part of
Junior Sisterhood and
Junior Choir at Temple
Bat Yahm ... Volunteers to
dean up shore in New-
port Harbor.
• smr RICllAIDSON
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School...Plays varsity
football and varsity bas-
ketball ... Spends time
tutoring ... Member of the
Letterman's Club .. .ls
coach of boy's.dub bas-
ketball ... A National Merit
Distinguished Scholar.
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• JlllY IUll
Senior, Costa Mesa High
School...Member of Span-
ish dub ... Tutor for those
who speak limited Eng-
lish ... Volunteer baby sit-
ter ... Church volunteer
instructor ... Winner of aca-
demic excellence
awards ... Honor Wall, four
consecutive semesters.
• JllllSOI RIEU
12, Lincoln Elementary ...
Assists in teaching
younger children to
read ... Donates books 'to
preschool .. .A GATE stu-
dent with a straight "A"
average ... Plays junior
open tennis.
Senior, ~a Mesa High
School ... Plays piano stud-
ies ... Member of the Opti-
mist Octagon Club .. .
Varsity basketball .. .
Golden State Exam:
algebra and geometry
with honors ... U.S. history
with high honors ... Honor
Wall, four years ... Women
& Mathematics Award ...
Zonta Girl of the Month .. .
UCI Regents Scholarship .. .
Engineering Freshman
Scholarship.
• LANI STEENHARD
Senior, Costa Mesa High
School...Plays varsity
water polo ... Swimming,
two years ... Most
Improved water polo and
swimming ... Wetlands and
Wildlife Care Center vol-
unteer ... Neighbors for
Neighbors ... Key Club
marathon volunteer ...
Academic Excellence
Award during athletic
season.
• IEHZAD SUllfl
Senior, Estancia High
School...Member of Key
Club ... lnvolved In commu-
nity .service ... Reciplent of ,
Computer Class Award ...
Member of california
Scholastic Federation.
• LISA SRINFELD
Senior, Estancia High
School...Active athlete ...
Plays varsity volleyball, •
tennis, basketball and
softball ... Part of Pageant
of the Masters ... Recog-
nized by the Daily Pilot as
Athlete of the Week ... An
E.I. Moore Award winner.
• TllEllSA SlllMOllS
12, Newport Heights Ele-
mentary ... Part of Wolf-
pack soccer club, plays on
an under-13 team ... Actlve
In fund-raising for several
charlties ... Donates clothes
and toys to charity ... A
straight "A• student.
• RACHEL RIOIACI
Senior, Corona def Mar
High School...Part of Asso-
ciated Student Body ...
Helps with Peer Assistance
Leadership ... Winner of
Hugh O'Brian Youth Lead-
ership Award.
• nAll.A 111111
Senior, Newport Harbor
High Schoot...Member of
International Ambas-
sadors ... Part of American
Cancer Society .... CSF
member .. .ls on varsity
crew ... Is on Principal's
Honor Roll .. .Archeologi-
c.al scholarship recipient.
• HOUY SUGDEN
9, Adams Elementary ...
Described by her teacher
as always extending her-
self over and above what
is expected of her in the
classroom and on all pro-
jects and activities.
• llAITllEW SlllGll
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School...ASB pres1-
dent..Plays for school
marching band ... Plays
varsity tennis ... Member·
of the cross country
team ... Has earned his
Eagle Scout •.. Winner of
Chemistry Student of the
Year.
& .. -.. .,.
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•CHEUUmR
Fifth grade, Victoria Ele-
mentary ... Regular volun-
teer candystriper at the
Beverly Manor Convales-
cent Center in Costa
Mesa, as well as coordi-
nating a schoolwide pro-
ject designed to deliver •
holiday cards to Beverly
Manor residents ... Has
been active in school
council for three
years ... captain for her
fiftn grade coed basket-
ball team.
• IHCOU SOIDEL
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School...Part of
school spirit commission ...
Member of the Interna-
tional Ambassadors
club ... Serves on the Youth
City Council.. Plays
• MIU nAPUTOll
Senior, Estancia High
School .. Plays baslcet-
ball...Selected as Most
Improved Basketball Play·
er ... Plays on the golf
team ... Chosen as Most ·
Improved Golfer ... Serves
tenn1s ... An exceptional
student.
-on the Associated Stu.
• BRO TUOADA
Senior, Estancia High
School... Member of
drama club for three
years, one as president...
School newspaper, four
years, one as editor-m-
~hief and front
page/sports page editor ...
Varsity swim team ... Asso-
ciated Student Body trea-
surer ... California Scholas-
tic Federation, four years,
one as president.
dent Body .. Has earned
his Eagle Scout ... Mesa
Verde Golf Course bag
room staff ... Donates his
time for the Even Start
Family Literacy Program ...
Golden State Exam high
honors recipient.
• llUNTER TAnoa
Senior, Costa Mesa High
School...Senior class
president ... Earned six
varsity letters. three m
water polo, two in swim-
ming and one in
wrestling ... Member of
CMHS roller hockey
team ... On yearbook staff.
Friday, Juno 4, 1999
Senior, Corona del Mar
High School...Member of
crew team ... Winner of
Coaches Award for
crew .. Part of various club
sports teams. Environ
mental Nature Center
volunteer ... An AP Schol·
ars' Award recipient
• WYllTER
Senior, Costa Mesa High
School...Served as Junior
class vice president ...
Member of the Asian
Clu~ Cultural Diversity •
Committee ... Lettered in
cross country and
track ... Captain of tennis
team ... Yearbook sports
ed1tor ... An American Red
Cross volunteer ... Helps at
the Someone Cares Soup
and Orange County Food
Distribution Center ... Part
of Who's Who Award
and 4.0 Honor Wall.
Senior, Costa Mesa High
School ... Member of Key
Club ... Participates in
Asian Club ... Someone
Cares Soup Kitchen vol-
unteer ... Helps at the Har-
bor Adult Day Care Ser-
vice ... Varsity tennis ... Rec-
ognized as Who's Who.
Senior, 18, Newport Har-
bor High SchooL.Captain
-of the varsity sailing
team ... On Mayor's Youth
Council and Library
Young Adult Advisory
Board ... Winner of Gold·
enstate Exam Academic
Excellence Award ... Mem-
ber of CSF and on Princi·
pal's Honor Roll list for
four years.
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• GARRISON DEVINE • AlllllDA LMlllSTOI
• IYAll IUCUI
SeniQr, Corona del Mar
High School ... Team cap-
tain for varsity water
polo ... Helps with various
community service pro-
• jects ... l\eceived honors on
Golden State Exam for
geo~etry and algebra
• JESSICA VIAil
Senior, Newport Harbor
High School...Plays JV
basketball and track &
field ... International
Ambassadors dub mem-~
ber ... Heritage House
member ... Golden State
Exam honors in chem-
istry ... Selected as Most
Improved JV Basketball
Player.
JEFF
•UULYWIW
Senior, Costa Mesa High
Sc~ool ... Plays golf ... Partic-
ipates in water polo and
swimming ... Girls water
polo Player of·the
Year ... Member of Key
Club ... Lamp of Knowl·
edge pin recipient. .. Gold·
en State Exam Academic
Excellence Award for
algebra with
honors ... Who's Who
Award.
Sport's day ... Would like to be a CONTINUED FROM 1
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• SAIA WlllTTAlll
Senior, Costa Mesa High
School...Varsity swim-
mer ... Plays varsity golf
and tennis ... Member of
the Math Club ... Part of
the yearbook
committee ... Church
vacation Bible school vol·
unteer counselor ... Sunday
school volunteer ...
Wendy's High School
Heisman Nominee.
STARR BARTLEn 12, Mariners Elementary ... Has 13, Horizon ... Volunteered to sort counselor later in life. uate from both high school
and junior college this spring,
accomplishing the dual honor
in just three years.
not the big money-maker
they may be looking for, but
this is what I've chosen. I was
called a long time ago for
this,• he said with unabashed
conviction. 17, Costa Mesa High stared in school production of
School...Member of the Girl "Mother Goose Tales " •.. Plays soc-
Scouts ... Received her Silver Medal cer ... Sails sabots at Alamitos Bay
award by organizing an eyeglass Yacht Club ... Loves camping and
drive to send glasses to Mexico .. .ls backpacking. certified in first aid and CPR ... Won
1st place at the Youth Expo for • JENNIFER llEU photography ... Has prepared the Senior, Costa Mesa High Beautify Costa Mesa Pro1ect ...
Organized an alternative prom for School... Varsity tennis ... Student
those who missed theirs while Council publicity commissioner ...
doing charrty work in LA Pep rally coordinator ... On the
Prom Committee ... Served on
•RYAN COOK Homecoming Float and Dance
16, Newport Harbor High Committee ... Member of Key
School...Water po lo player once Club ... Helped with Red Cross
named Athlete of the Week by school blood drive; canned food
the LA Times ... Helps train drives; Hurricane Mitch Relief
younger boys for Junior Effort; Releaf tree planting;
Olympics ... Has volunteered to Neighbors for Neighbors ... Hard
assist in Special Olympics ... ls Rock Run for Cover
working hard towards a life· volunteer ... National ~xchange
guard position with the City Of Club of Newport Harbor scholar-
Newport Beach. ship.
' --
Personal Fitting and Service
Monday -Friday 10-6
Saturday 11-5
and w rap gifts for a home for
teen moms ... Oonates her old
clothes and toys to charity .. .ls
described as being a sunny and
caring person who is kind to
everyone.
• DIEW MCCUIY
Junior, Newport Harbor High
School...As a cancer patient,
Drew speaks regularly at church,
the American Cancer Society, and
the pediatric oncology ward at
Children's Hospital of Orange
County ... ls on the water polo and
swim teams .. .ls training to be a
lifeguard.
• TRl VOI SIEVENS
12, Davis Education
Center ... Math tutor with fifth
graders ... Sings in choir ... Lead
team member for Niketown
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Senior, Estancia High
School ... Played basketball for four
years; fettering three; co-captain
one ... School newspaper two
years; one semester es editor in
chief ... Key Club, three years; two
as secretary ... Vofunteers for Camp
Fire Boys & Girts ... Winner of the
Soroptimist International
Award .. .lrvine Co. Spectrum
Leader Award recipient.
• llATTlllW WIUOll
14, Our Lady Queen of Angels
School...Has earned his Eagle ,
Scout at a young age ... Raised
money for the Olive Crest Home
for Abused Children ... Made it all
the way to the State Science
Fair ... Activefy Involved with 4-
H ... Participates in Academic
Decathafon,
"I've worked haid and
have been blessed with the
fact that a lot of my classes
are specific to my major,•
Edwards said.
"It's in the genes," said his
mother, Patti Edwards, noting
that Jeff's 16-year-old sister,
Lauren, is a finalist for school
valedictory honors. "My chil-
dren are motivated and deter-
mined."
The super senior is sched-
uled to attend UC Berkeley in
the fall, where he plans to
pursue a degree in rhetoric
before entering a seminary.·
• 1 fell that I've been called
to do this," Jeff said.
"I know for many of my
peers, entering a senunary 1s
Edwards has demonstrated
a special determination and
dedication unmatched by
many of his peers, bis mother
said.
For three y~ars. Jeff said
he has earned a heavy class
load while competing on the
debate and speech teams, as
well as involving himself in
several organizations in and
outside of school.
"I really would advise kids
lo realize that college isn't as
difficult as some would have
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GREG
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every day to paddle m cold,
cold water. Then, a fter a day dt
school bent over the books in
multiple Advanet.>d Placement
classes. go back for even more
kayak tra.mu:ig.
~I work out about five hours
a day,• he said
He also mluntairu. d 4.0
grade pomt dVerage. 1s active
in youth numstry and works at
a homeless sheller once a
month
"BdSlcdlly. I 1ust work really
hard, whe1leVPr I do,• he said.
"I don't ha'l~ much time, but·
when I do, I hke to spend it
with my fnends dnd family •
He credits his pdrents 'h'lth
helping him succeed
"I have really supportive
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• "A friend asked me to Lry
kayaking,• he said ·1 tell m
the water a lot the first few·
months. But I just kept practic-
mg."
It isn't the heal of the race
that draw. hun out of bed edch
morrung
"It's sunset, and you're the
only one on the water. und thdt
to nw lS lhP mo-.t ct~ esame
part of the sport, he Sdld .
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,marathoners. It generally turns into a day of
fun for family members' young and old.
After the women bolt from the starting
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will begin. With the youngstel'S' dashing the
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T hey're here. Thousar.di of
them. You won't know
when or where they'll
strike next, but they can over-
t8ke you in the blink of an eye.
No, not beachgoers.
Fire Ants and Killer Bees.
It's official. The fire ants have
arrived in Orange County,
including a few sightings in .
Newport Beach. The killer bees
got here a while ago. What does
it all mean? .
Mother Nature is not amused.
We have annoyed her. I think it
has something to do with the car-
pool lanes on tl\e 55, but I'm not
sure. First, let's see what we
know about these unpleasant lit-
tle beasties because, as Yogi
Berra said, tnowledge is power.
·The Latin name for fire ant is
"solenopsis wagneri," which
means •ant who likes opera.•
Being highly cultured insects,
scientists classify them as Red
Imported Fire Ants, which is only
btting for an ant that moves to
Newport Beach.
There are domestic fire ants,
but they are much cheaper and
prefer Top 40 to opera. The fire
ants come from Brazil, which
means they can samba their little
butts off and are most active in
early February, especially around
Mardi Gras or, to a fire ant, "car-
nival."
Red Imported Fire Ants are
not to be confused with Texas
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peter
buff a
fire ants, whtch are prevalent ,.·
throughout the south To the
untrained eye, Texas fire ants are
nearly identical to Red Imported
Fire Ants. Texas fire ants are
much less problematic because,
they are, well, they're just ... l
don't know, nicer, not as mean.
Whatever. Let's move on to killer
bees.
The proper name for killer
bees is "imported Afticanized
honey bees.• They closely
resemble domestic honey bees,
but are slightly smaller, and also
came from Brazil.
Aha, Brazil again. Thdt's why
they call them "imported.•
Wrong, your Raidness. They
were imported into Brazil in
1956, having somehow made it
across the sea from Afnca. They
slowly made theu way north,
through Central America and
MeXJco, eventually amvmg here.
Their nasty reputation is d
result of being more aggressiv<?
than the homegrown, all-Amen-
can honey bee. They swarm m
larger numbers and will pursua
someone they find annoying for
much longer distances.
While domestic bees will
chase you for 40 or 50 yards,
killer bees will follow you lo the
airport, hide in the cargo com-
partment, then Jump you m bag·
gage claim if they have to. They
are bitter, mean-spirited crea-
tures with no sense of humor and
very low sell-esteem.
Of course, the common factor
that links fire ants and killer bees
is the press, bless their hearts.
They love -no, they crave -
stories like fire ants, killer bees,
global warming and Y2K -i.e.,
stories that sound scary and can
be stretched out over long peri-
ods of tune.
Remember when the stories
on killer bees first appeared in
the early '80s? Reporters would
give breathless reports about the
inexorable march of the killer
bees. They would dutifully report
sig_htings in Venezuela, Hon-
duras, Mexico, etc.
lt was onJy a matter of time.
Once the truth got out that
killer bees are no more or less ..
venomous than garden varlety
honey bees, the story, well. died.
Were people killed by killer
bees? Of course tbey were. Then,
asnow, there was Uie occasional
case of someone who was highly
allergic to bee venom or acciden-
tally disturbed a hive, often from
the top of a ladder.
The frenzy was fun while it
lasted. Out witb the killer bees,
m with the fire ants. So it goes.
But while we're in the animal
kingdom, let's talk about an ani-
mal anyone can love. Guess
who's back in the news? Dolly,
the virtUal sheep. Dolly is a year
and a half old, believe it or not,
and as warm and fuzzy and
plump as ever.'
But like those of us who had
actual parents, it seems that
clones have problems, too.
Apparently, Dolly's genes are
aging much faster than her ten-
der 18 months. Her Scottish cre-
ators and caretakers aren't sure
what that means, but cloning afi-
cionados are anxious to find out.
Wouldn't that be ironic, if futuris·
tic, state-of-the-art clones turned
out to be even less reliable than
we are?
Solid 7elJ ~at0 ?~
The story was so over-the-top
that 1l led to one of the classic
routines on Saturday Night Llve.
John Belushi as the commd.ndant
of the fearsome killer bees. Most
of us assumed, JUSt as the press
wanted, that killer bees were
exactly that -lelhd.l, or at least
highly poisonous.
So stay well, Dolly. We're
pulling for you. Watch out for
ants and bees, imported or
domestic, and pay no attention to
the news. You'll get stressed.
And I apologize for the remark
about actual parents. Ewe
deserve better. I gotta go.
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And babies make four
• Hoag Hospital delivers
its first set of quadruplets
cturing busy week of births.
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NEWPORT BEACH -Doctors
at Hoag Hospital deliver more than
4,500 babies each year. Still, they
took a long pause last Thursday to
celebrate a historic moment: the
~ital's first set of quadruplets.
The announcement of the
quads' bl!ths brought JOY to the
medical staff who had been antici-
pating the delivery far the past
~veral weeks. The four girls were ~ered by cesarean section on
May 27 and will remain in the hos-
pital for at least three more weeks.
•we are delighted to say that
both the mother and her four
·daughters are doing very well,"
said Dr. Stephanie McClellan,
chair of the hospital's obstetrics
and gynecology department.
McClellan, who was assisted
by a team of doctors, perlormed
the delicate procedure that result·
ed in e hospital benchmark.
"There was a great deal of
excitement about these babies,
especially knowing that they are
Hoag's first quads," she said.
The lucky -and exhausted -
parents are Thomas and Janet
Tessier of Fountain ·Valley. The
couple returned home on Tuesday
without their new additions, but
they are busily preparing for the
arrival of Hope, Emma, Claire
and Grace.
"It never OCCW"red to me there
would be four girls," said Thomas
Tessier. "I figured there would be
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be girls." .
The couple said they had visited
.a fertility spedallst, but declined to
elaborate on specifics. When they
learned last December that four
more children would be on the way
-they have a 10-year-old boy -
the Tessiers were ecstatic.
The babies developed their
own personalities while in utero.
Hope, who was the smallest of the
bunch at 1 pound, 14 ounces, was
dubbed "The Mayor" because
she seemed to 'be directing traffic.
"She was on the bottom,
always kicking," said Thomas. "It
was funny the doctors Cdlled her
the mayor because she was
always in control."
Claire was the heaviest of the
group at 3 pounds, 3 ounces;
Grace weighed in at 3 pounds;
and Emma was 2 pounds, 7
ounces. All aTj? doing well.
The babies were delivered
quickly, within a two-minute peri-
od. The girls were kept in their
amniotic sacks during the delivery.
Emma wasn't startled by the event;
she was busy sucking her thwnbi
unaware she was a newborn.
The hospital staff took time to
congratulate the Tessier family,
and some of them couldn't con-
tain their exuberance.
•it was a sense of euphoria,"
said McClellan, who has three
kids or her own.
She told anyone who listened.
about the quads.
"I'm happy I got tq be a part of
it,• she said. "I'll always feel a
connection to those bables. •
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smack in the middle of a chaotic
week for tbe obstetrics depart-
ment. Besides the Tessier quads,
doctors also delivered five sets of
twins, one of which was seven
weeks premature.
The neo-natal ward was obvi-
ously teeming with activity.
"Some of the staff didn't have a
three-day weekend," said
McClellan. "It was a full nursery. I
think it's a testimony to the
refined skill a hospital must have
in order to provide optimum care
for babies."
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ing the news that a serial rapist
might be on the loose in Orange
County, police departments in
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
stress there is no apparent con-
nection to any of their ongoing
investigations.
Police said there is no local
link with a man suspected of
sexually assaulting at least four
teenage girls over the last year
in some of the county's upscale
areas. But that doesn't stop them
from warning women to be cau-
tious when traveling alone.
•women should be aware of
their surroundings and take nor-
mal precautions during the day
and night,• said Newport Beach
Sgt. Mike McDermott. "They
should exercise caution because
it can happen at any time."
Orange County authprities
are looking for a man who
reportedly targets young girls.
The incidents occurred in
Tustin, Seal Beach, Huntington
Beach and Irvine over the last
year. Authorities wouldn't con-
firm what the tie was between
the cases. The man is described
as Latino or white and in his late
teens or early 20s and driving a
dark blue pickup truck.
There have been two cases in
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stunned both communities. on February 27. a man
attempted to kidnap a 10-year-
old girl in the mutts neighbor-
hood in Newport as she picked
flowers. The man took a swipe
at the girl, who was riding a
bicycle, but missed. Police have
followed numerous leads, but
haven't made any.arrests.
The suspect was described as
a white male in his 30s with
short brown hair, average build
and a tattoo on his left showder.
He was driving a dark green
truck with brown doors.
Costa Mesa police are still'
looking for a rapist who assault-
ed a 35-year-old woman in
Fairview Park in February. The
man grabbed the victim during
her early morning walk and
raped her m a group of bushes.
Shocked by the news, an
anonymous donor pledged
$25,000 to anyone with informa·
tion that leads to the arrest of
the rapist.
The suspect was described
as white or Latino, in his early
20s, about 5 feet, 10 inches tall
with a medium build. He was
last seen wearing a dark blue
hooded sweat shirt, blue jeans
and white tennis shoes.
According to PBI statistics,
Costa Mesa saw almost a 50%
drop in forcible rapes from 1997
to 1998, while Newport Beach
numbers remained relatively
the same between the two years
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andlul of residents are banding
ogether to prevent a flock of
about 100 snowy white egrets
from losing their homes in three
eucalyptus trees near the Up~r
ewport Bay Ecological Preserve.
The trees are on a piece of
counry property at 2~68 Santa
Ana 'Ave. Developer Kerry Smith
of Harbinger Homes has pro-
posed building five single-family
homes on the lot.
Resident Lori Miller said she
has nothing against Uie develop-
ment, but doesn't want to see the
trees destroyed.
"I would hate to see (the
egrets! migrate and not come
back," Miller said. "We try to pre-
serve ~Ba-ck Bay ared as much
as we can. but .with all the CjJeNel-
opment aroWld it, it's not easy.
The egrets are one of the prettiest
features about the bay right now."
Egrets have been nesting in
the eucalyptus trees for at least 40
years, some neighbors said
Smith, who is developing the
property, said he plans on remov-
mg all the trees from the lot.
~ounty planning st.a.ff will rec-
ommend that the commission
approve Smith's application, said
FYI
+ A public hearing on the
matter will be held at 1 :30
p.m. on Tuesday, June 8 in
the hearil'lg room at 10 Civic
Center Plaza In Santa ~na.
Matthew Blinstrub, a county
planner.
The three trees in question are
located near the property line
where a retaining wall will have
to go, Blinstrub said. ln order for
the footings of the retaining wall
to be installed, the trees and their
roots must be removed.
Miller has suggested that· the
retaining wall be built 10 feet from
the property line and said the sac-
rifice in property would be well
worth preserving the birds' homei;.
Newport Bay is an ecological
preserve, but the trees are located
on private property. The Migratory
Bird Act, which makes it illegal to
destroy trees while migratory buds
are nesting, could offer temporary
protection. said John School of the
Newport Bay Naturab.sts.
Smith said she understands the
birds are not endangered, but is.
still wonied that U'their homes are
destroyed, the birds, a valued fea-
ture of the area, will move to New-
port Beach or Huntington Beach
Residents have spoken to
Snuth, but the developer said he
didn't think there was much that
could be done.
"There are no alternatives,• he
said.
El Toro demonstration tests take flight today
STACY BROW!"
lbly flk>I
After much debate and a fiery
legal battle, flight demonstrations
at the El Toro Marine Corps Air
Station are scheduled to begin
this morning, barring inclement
weather that has already hit parts
of the Southland.
A Boeing 747-400 is expected
to take off at 7 a.m., an hour after
it arrives at El Toro, where Fifth
District Supervisor Tom Wilson
plans to join members of the
Leisure World Board of Dlfectors
and the Laguna Woods City
Council under flight paths for a
firsthand view of the tests.
On Tuesday, Superior Court
Judge Ronald Bauer re fused to
grant a temporary restrammg
order to halt the planned demon-
strations.
The city of Irvine and vanous
other community groups, oting
noise levels as a major concern,
are opposed to the flights as well
as any plans to tum El Toro into
an international airport.
"These tests will take the mys-
tery out of the noise issue,• said
Tom Naughton, president of the
Airport Working Group of Orange
County. The group is considered
the largest grass-roots organiza-
tion in the county supporting the
development of El Toro Airport.
"No longer will residents have
to rely on computer-generated
noise charts or lawyers interpret-
ing noise standards from state
law," he said.
After Bauer's decision, oppo-
nents were left c;linging to the
hope of inclement weather. Rain
has belled most of neighboring
Los Angeles County the past two
days and the National Weather
Service said there is a slight
chance that a storm could invade
both counties late Friday.
If it does rain, there would not
be time to reschedule and coordi-
nate another test before July 2,
when the air base will close and
necessary Marine Corps safety
and 1emergency crews would
leave.
The decision to allow plarmers
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based group Citizens for Safe and
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· Friday, June 4, 1999
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one with everything
on the line.
C orond del MarHlgh's
bdsebdll tedm takes the
held Saturday morrung at
10 to duel Alberto Concepcion &
Co , d k a the EJ Segundo
Erlgles, for the CJF D1vis1on CV
chdlllp1onshlp, a site where
\ngels spend thetr ttrne
The last dppeclrance for CdM
dl Anaheun Stadium, now called
Edison Field, was 18 years ago
when a band of Sea Kings went
for it dgcllTlst a team from Santa
Fe High, and CdM's lUleup
consisted of Gordon Moss, dh;
Chris White, 2b; Jeff Pries, SS;
Brent Melbon. lb; Bob Shollin, II;
Cldy Tucker, rf: Mario Ybarra, cf;
Dave Rohde, 3b; and Rob Murar,
c Ken Santoro wds on the
mound, and threw a
complete-game, five-hitter to
ddim d 3-2 CJF D1v1sion 2-A
championship
Moss led off the first for the
host Sed Kings with an 1Il11eld rut
ctnd eventuaJJy scored on a
passed bdlJ.
In the thtrd CdM scored twice
o ldke a 3-0 lead Rohde was
dboard on an mfield tut, was
sacnftced to second by Mwar
dild dfter Moss went down on
stnkes, a 1uruor, White, singled
to left, sconng Rohde.
White would go on to steal
second and come around with
what would become the winning
edge on a tnple lo center by
Pnes.
Santa Fe chipped away with
single runs in the fourth and
seventh, but Santoro got the last
two batters on strikes and Tom
TI-ager and his Sea Kings
reigned as CIF champions.
What a moment.
A few rrunutes after the last
out I found the extra edge the
Sea Kings had that day.
Just a day or so earlier Pilot
Sports had published a preview
of the showdown, with a pretty
extensive rundown on the Sea
Kings' personnel and theu
exploits. There was just one
problem. After mterviewing the
coach and revtewing their
season, and writing the piece,
I forgot someone: White, the
second baseman.
ln the joyous lockerroom
White's teammates happily
grabbed him and brought him to
me for the interview, explaining,
the edge and scolding me for my
shortcomlligs.
All of White's teammates had
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•He quietly led the
Pirates to a playoffs berth
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CIF DIVISION IV llSlllLL FINALS
Oosing r ___
• Sea King seniors have plenty of
baseball history together, but a CIF
Division IV championship Saturday
would be the Ultimate final chapter.
BARRY FAULXNER
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CORONA DEL MAR-Brett Elliston would-
n't admit as much, but he has likely rolled his
eyes at the t>aseball ya.ms from yesteryear
spun by his Corona del Mar High teammates.
Unlike his fellow Sea King seniors, Elliston
did not grow up on the Newport East Little
League diamonds. SQ, when standouts Ty
Harper, Matt t..arson, Eric Wiethom, Mark Hat-
field, Nate Lemmerman, Alex Bottom and
Matt Thiede wax nostalgic, Elliston, who
moved here from Naples, Fla. during his
sophomore year, grins. an,,d beats it, absorbing
truth as well as fiction.
•rve heard about the bi~ games they had
against one another, or playing together "5 all·
stars,• Elliston, a right fielder and pitcher, said.
•But it's kind of hard to relate, since I didn't
live those memories.•
League parity often precluded this year's
senior nucleus from playiI\g togetheron any-
thing but all-star teams, including PONY
League competition during their junior high
years.
But, as the players' shared history attests,
SEE SEA KINGS PAGE 17
JUSTIN WAAAEN I DAILY PILOT
El Segundo's Alberto Concepcion takes his cuts in Eagles' 11-3 victory over Costa Mesa.
• Record-setting Alberto Concepcion
provides supreme chfillenge for CdM.
BARRY FAUUCNER
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an age when the baseball attention span
of his teammates was about as long as it
ooktoeattwosunflowerseeds,Alberto
Cona!pcion, then'7, told his father he wanted
to, some day, play in the major leagues.
More than a decade of devotion later, the El
Segundo liigh senior, selected in the second
round of the major league draft Tuesday by the
San Diego Padres, 19th overall, can see his
dream from the on-deck circle.
"My dad (Alberto Sr.) told me if that was
what I wanted, I was going to have to work,•
Concepcion recalled. "And, ever since, there's
been no off-season.•
Concepcion, who will leverage a full scholar-
ship to USC again.st a potentially lucrative sign·
ing bonus, will conclude a monumental
four-year varsity career Saturday in the CIF
COLLEIE
0
Southern Section Division TV championship
game against Corona del Mar, 10 a.m. at Edison
Field in Anaheim.
It could be his final game as an amateur and,
like most things he's ever done on a diamond,
he plans to make it count.
"lf I do something, I want to be focused and
not screw around. It's just my personality to
want to succeed and work hard,• said the
6-foot-1, 195-pound catcher, whose spike-sharp
intensity often drives his latest at-bat from bis
memery.
His six home runs in six consecutive at-bats
earlier this season, during a two-game stretch
that produced seven homers and 16 RBis?
Something for the newspapers.
The predraft hype, including one publication
listing him as the third-best prep power hitter
available? Fodder for his teammates to tease
him about.
State records for single-season (70 last year)
and career RBis (170)? Merely additional· items
SEE CONCEPCI N PAGE 17
•11y drd (Merto Sr.) lald • (at• 7) i ._was what 1.-.d,
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Alberto CanmpclOn, El Segundo High senior
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SPORTS HALL OF FAME!
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
. . .
Newport Harboii ·
-.
• The Lone Star coach, 'Tex,' has spent a lifetime
stepping in and around golqen dreams and moments.
Rloww DUNN
J ust about everywhere • Chaxlie "Tex• Bleiker
has stepped in life,
there has been a familiar pattern.
Mostly rosy trails and
serendipitous results.
Take a look at Bleiker's career
and you'll detect an uncanny
sense of timing along the path,
from Vietnam to Newport Harbor
High, from big-time coaching
in Texas to his current endeavor
-retirement.
Bleiker, who enjoyed
an outstanding junior
tennis playing career in
Texas, reaching the
state's Top 10 in singles
in 1955 while growing
up in Midlarid, once
played high school
summer league
baseball under George
Bush, the future U.S.
President who played
first base for Yale.
others.
Bleiker, who played on
Abilene (Texas) Christian
College's Lone Star Conference
championship tennis teams in
the late 1950s, arrived at
Newport Harbor in 1971 and, in
addition to coaching tennis,
served as a football assistant for ·
six-years -during some of the
school's best falls ever, includmg
Sunset League championship
teams in 1973 and '74 under
head coach Don Lent.
Bleiker was also around for
two Bill Pizzica-coached teams
that reached the CIF
semifinals.
Bleiker, who
coached Newport
Harbor's g'irls tennis
team for 10 years and
said Mara Colaizzi
(Loyola Marymount)
and Sarah Hawkins
(North Carolina) wen!'
two of the best, was
mainstay in the boys
program for nearly
When the Vietnam
War broke out, Bleiker
Charlie Bleiker three decades,
played tennis with Arthur Ashe
Jor the U.S. Army on the
all-service team, made lifeguard
at the nurses' pool -"that was
good duty,• he said -and was
overseer of the movie selection
for the anny theater.
"I had a good time in the
army," said Bleiker, who also
worked in physical therapy and
gained a position on the
all-service tennis team as "low
man on the .Pole; but good
enough to start and play."
Bleiker, Nevqx>rt Harbor's
boys tennis coach for 28 years
before retiring in 1998, wound
up coaching in New Mexico,
then landed at Permian High in
Odessa, Texas, as a football and
tennis coach, .the school featured
in the book •Fri.day Night
Lights" and where Bleiker
inherited two prep
All-Americans in tennis, Stephanie
Webber and Brua! Banisky, and
"just didn't screw them up."
Whmi Bleiker moved to
Calif omia, he completed his
masters degree at Long Beach
State and accepted the boys
head tennis coach job at Costa
Mesa High, where Bleiker again
experienced a stroke of luck.
Ken Stuart, former NCAA
doubles champion at Long Beach
State, had been Mesa's coach
before joining the pro tour.
"(Stuart) left me a good team,•
said Bleiker, whose Mustangs
defeated district rivals Estancia
and Corona del Mar, among
coaching several top
players. Brett Hansen-Dent (UC: ..i
and USC) and Geoff Abrams
(Stanford) became NCAA , ,.
All-Americans. Chris Rabbitt
won a Sea View League singles
title in 1989.
•When I knew (in September
1997) thatlwasretiring,Dly
blood pressure dropped 20
points,• said Bleiker, 62, and a
former world history teacher,
who added, "l have"no more
worlds to conquer.•
Bleiker said inheriting the
wealth of tennis talent in the
Newport-Mesa community, and
the prowess of local teaching
pros who have groomed the
juniors before arriving at
Newport Haxbor, are the factors
that led his program's success.
•1 always b'ied to work with
the kids and not screw them up,• '
said Bleiker, a Daily Pilot Sports
Hall of Fame honoree,
celebrating the oncoming
millennium. •rm glad I turned
to coaching at the high school
level. It's been great fun for me '
and a great life. I've enjoyed
every minute of il •
Bleiker has three kids (all of
whom became teachers and
married teachers) and five
grandchildren. _
Bleiker lives in Newport •
Beach with his wife of 10 years,
Newport Harbor High alumna
Karen Taylor-Bleiker. He loves
spending bis retirement
afternoons with his only
granddaughter.
S I I I I I I S S T I . I T I I S
Batting order
22 Ty Harper, lb
47 Eric Wlethom, c
17 Matt Larson, p
24 Mat1t Hatfield, 1 b
8 Nate Lemmerman, ss
25 Alex Bottom, If
10 David Beser, dh
23 Billy Eagle, d
34 Brett Elliston, rf
Matt Larson
Pitcher
John Emme
Coach
Eric Wlethom ~
Catcher
David Beser i!.l Mark Hatfield @
First base Designated hitter
· gle-season home run list,
hind Joey James and Derek
ehdashtian, who each hit 19.
"I wanted to have a solid
ason, but I didn't expect to hit
at many homeTS," C lark said.
It's very hard to put everything
ether every day and that's all
tried to do."
Clark also ranks fifth on the
-time single-season list with
9 RBis and hits (70). He finished
ourth all-time for one season in
scored With 56.
Perhaps a little overshadowed
the Pirates "Big Three,• Clark,
ong with Brendan Thompson
d Jason Reuss gave OCC one
f the most powerful threesomes
the area's history, community
llege or otherwise.
The trio combined for 46
me runs, 14-4 runs and 146 RBI
49 games.
With a freshman-heavy lineup
d a five-year playoff drought,
C was picked at or near the
ttom of the Orange Empire
nf erence before the season
an.
Led by Oark, the Pirate
youngsters shocked everyone
except themselves by reaching
the playoffs after ending the
regular season tied for third at
14-10 in the OEC.
The Pirates finished 29-22
overall,
The Bucs were eliminated
from the playoffs by Cerritos
l e in the second round
knOcking off Mt. San
o College.
, ve really enjoyed playing
biar8. • said Clark. "Our one
ia.mrpo1se and one goal was to
the playoffs. Even though
weren't supposed 10 make
playoffs, we thought we
do it and we did."
carried IUs IUt'CeSI to
after a IOUd career at
~IUD Vo.Dey Jijgh. , Aa a Baron. dark batted .432
lflt;h 13 doubl•, tnen home
~ and 39 RBla bil eenk>r year.
!19.wu a ftnt·teem. All Sumet ~ l8lection and WU named I
second-team, All-CIF Southern
Section Division I as a senior in
1997.
Clark redsbirted the 1998
campaign after undergoing
shoulder surgery. His injuries
continued when be broke his
finger shortly before the season
began.
"After his surgery, a bunch of
Division I colleges didn't keep
track or Ryan,• Altobelli said.
"But Long Beach State stuck
around and did their homework.
I have a feeling those other
schools will be kicking
themselves on this one. H
Despite missing a year
playing baseball, Clark has not
missed the classrooms, earning
his associate arts degree,
allowing him to transfer to Long
Beach State as a •freshman.•
•rm going to hate to see him
go. He's done an unbelievable
job for us. He's got the tools to
have a very successful career
and I hope be remembers us
come fundraiser time,• Altobelli
jokingly said.
When asked about the
upcoining draft. where be looks
to be selected, Clark responded,
•The draft will take care of itself.
I haven't put too much thought
lDto it. U it happens to work out,
it worb out Right now I'm
focused and readY to go play at
Long Beech."
SEA KINGS
CONTINUED FROM 16
fourth-seeded Cd.M's appearance
Satwday in the CIP Southern Sec-
tion Division N championstup
game against third-seeded El
Segundo, 10 a.m. at Edison Field in
Anaheim, has been more than a
decade in the making.
"We've been playing together
since we were knee-high,• said
Wiethom, the Sea Kings catcher
who shared a prominent role with
t larper on the acclaimed 1993
NELL Dodgers.
The Dodgers, led by the pitch-
ing and hitting of Harper and
Wiethom, became the first team in
league history to win the Majors
Division of the District 55 Tourna-
ment of C hampions. The tourna-
ment, that year, brought together
40 of the top teams from a handful
of Orange County leagues.
The Dodgers, managed by Walt
Harper, whose two assistants
included Randy Wiethom, ended
years of post.season futility by local
little leaguers. They finished 23-1
and outscored opponents, 179-44.
"lt doesn't matter where you
grow up,• the elder Harper, who
often held meticuJously organized
four-hour workouts, said at the
time. "You can be a good baseball
player if you apply yourself and
work hard."
'T'v Harper, a two-time All-ClF 1 Selection a.nd the reigning New-
port-Mesa District Player of the
Year as a pitcher-Uurd baseman.
struck out 16 in a complete-game
(six-inrung) two-hitter in a 3-1 title-
garne win over North Mission Viejo.
Hatfie ld, a catcher-turned first
baseman whose distinguished var-
sity career began with a late-sea-
son call-up his freshman year, was
a man among boys in his formative
years, most of which he played for
his father Dave.
Larson, a sweet-swinging pitch-
er-third baseman, who will start on
the mound against El Segundo
(25-6), hit two home runs for the
NELL Phillies in a District 55 semi-
final loss in 19~3. He played, then,
for his father Phil, who like the oth-
er aforementioned coaching dads,
has scarcely missed a Cd.M game.
"We were usually the first four
picks in the draft every year, H Hat-
field said of himself, Harper. Lar-
son and Wieth.om .
Lemmerman, a middle infielder
whose experience m the Connie
Mack World Series last summer
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Yankees draft
Mesa's Mancilla
• Costa Mesa standout
selected in 45th round of
the majm: league draft.
BARRY FAl/l..KNE.R
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COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa
High senior Ruben Mancilla, who
set several school single-season
records this spnng, was selected
Wednesday in the 45th round of
the major league baseball draft
by the New York Yankees.
Mandlla, who bit .557 with 10
homers and 41 RBis, all school
records, will be a draft-and-fol-
low, according to Yankee area
scout Matt Lundin, a former Cd.M
High Coach who recommended
Mandlla to the reigning world
cluunpk>DI. •we're not trying to sign him
now, but we wanted to (obtain bil
rights until next year's draft),"
Lundin sakl. "He's going to go to
Orange Cout College, wbere he
wW pt a chance to catch. If he
lbowl be can catch. and I believe
be am. we'D try to sign htni after ..........
•rm a lucky ldd.. Mand•le
mt
will h<>Jp hun d 1 with the un1qu
tadium atmosphere of Saturday's
title showdown, wai. a perennial
all-tar, as was Bottom, a left field-
er who has emerged as an offen-
s1vc force.
Even Junior designated hitter
David Beset, the hero of Cd.Mi. 10-
9 quarterfinaJ win over Chanu-
nade, shared the same all-star
dugout with his currt>nt teammates
Those all-star experiences, how-l e ver, did not include ove r-
whelming success.
"We always did better on all-star
teams that included guys who were
a year older than us,· I latfield said.
"When we were the oldest guys on
thEt team, we'd choke. Wf.l wanted
to win togc·lher, but I don't tlu.nk we
were ffidlure enough "
Elliston, with no grac;p of local
history, said he uruncdialely recog-
nized the individual talent his new
CdM teammates po essed
"I wa!> blown away by how good
those guys were.• Elliston r(>('alled.
But while their individual
prowesc; continued as preps, they
failed to finish in the fir..t div1c;1on
of the Sea View League, until
claiming a '>hare of theu fi rst
league title since 1982 ttus spnng.
"We kn<'w we were p retty
good, but I thmk we got d httle to9
overconfident,~ Lemmerman said.
"We started reali7.ing we need
each other. We'v<' worked hard
togethc>r for so many y<>ars, but we
finally Jelled togctht!r this year H
Said Wielhom· ·we needed to
come together. Everyone finally
understood we couldn't get where
we wanted to without everyone
else, We finally had the reeling
that if we lost a guy, it could b(' the
c;;hot that sinks the ~hip."
A mong those the <.,cct Kings
could not have done without
are current starter:. Thiede, a mid-
dle ml1eldcr, and Billy Eaulc, d
frec;hrnan center fielder.
C.eoff J lunt, a senior ouUieldcr,
John DiCesare, a Junior outfielder,
sophomore outfi elder Andrew
Johns and sophomore pitcher
Cavan Cuyler have also made k~y
contributions.
. Those rounding out the roster
include juniors Alex Swanson,
Derek Loe and Ryd.O Jetton, a'>
weU as sophomores Enc Snell.
Rory McKeever, Wes Hoclun.,oo
and J.D Martmez.
A CIP title, CdM's hrst since
1981, would, l>e a crowning expe-
rie nce for this group of Sea Kings
(19-8). And, one day, Elliston
would love to help teU that tale.
Sacrifice docs noc
nccccssarily mean suffering.
We can make choices today
to cruurc a clean
environment for
gcricrarions to follow. Keep an o_pcn mind to
the varatty of iltcmatMI
coming ow way. There ~
unique: ways tC? movt
people on land and wa~r.
completely in rune with
nature.
T.....,udon in the
nm miDcanium Will
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CONCEPCION
CONTINUED FROM 16
for his mother Elic;e's scrapbook
·1 don't think about those
things,• he s~ud. • 1 didn't even
realize I'd hit six home rum. in ~
row until I read the newspaper
the next day. And I didn't realize
I'd broken (cwrent Houston Ac,tro
Daryl Ward's) career RBI record
(with a homer and four RDI in
Tue day's 11-6 semifinal wm over
South. Hills). until my mom told
me about it when I got home.•
The numbers are, even he
admits, mind boggling.
As a seruor, he is hitting .562
(50 for 89) with 20 home runs
jtying the sldte reeord set \a.st
year by Chanunade's Chris
Martinez} and 66 RBb He hit
better th•n .550 last season with
14 d.ingers and the
aforementioned 70 RBls. Despite
missing more than a month of his
sophomore season with d
shoulder problem, which
eventually required arthroscopic
surgery, be totalled four home
runs and 34 RB ls his hrst two
varsity campaigns.
H e is one home run dWtty lrom
trying the state cctrc•e>r rec.or<!
held by Brian Johnson d fonuer
Stanford quarterbdck currcnll)
catching for the Cincmnab Reds.
Concepoon, howev<>r. chooses
to affix his concentrallon dnd
apply bis coosideral>le phy-;icdl
talents, t<;> any hurler unfortundte
enough to stand 60 lt.>N, h mc:hes
before tum.
"I'm completely focu::.r>d on
the pitcher,• Concepaon who...e
weight-room regunen and
incessant hitting sessions hdve
sculpted big-league foredm1c;,
said of his approach at the plate.
"If I've faced a guy before, I thmk
about how he's pitched ml! in the
past. but I try not to play the
guessmg game. I JUst think
fastball and try lo react to the
cutve or change-up ·
Concepoon has seen his
patience tested by opponents
unwilling to pitch to htm. He hds
29 walks, despite the fomU dable
presence of senior Trav1s
McAndrews (.421 with 11 homers
and 56 RBis) tutting behind him.
"Every strike I get, I try to take
advantage of 1t. • he said
"Depending on the situation,
there are times when I'll try to hit
a home run. But most of the time,
I'm trying to tut line drives I've ·
f riday, June 4 I 1999 17
been hitting a bnll sine -. I was 3
or 4 years old It' just natural to
n1e.· • • El Segundo Coach John
Stevenson, a 40-year veteran
who ha sent 40 players to th()!ol
protc 1onnl ranks, mduding Aall
of Farner George Brett (also d
<;et:ond-round pick Ill 1971), Sdld
tht1 rP\ morP to Concepoon\
SUC('e S than n4turaJ b ,
"lits god-given talent mukes
him cxtrem1 ly special. but on a
'>Cale of 1·10, he's a 10 m intensity
and he's u 10 1n worl< ethic,•
Stevenson 'iaJd. "To do whdt he':.
done, w1U1 people pitching
around him dnd ever:yone •
wdlchmg every move he makes
has been remiirkablP. •
Included among the growing
legion of Concepoon admirers '
are Newport-Me H District
coaches and players from Costa
Mesa High dnd CdM.
"We tned not to give him
anything to hit,· said Mesa
Coach Kirk Bauem1e1ster, who
saw Concepcion launch d
three-run second-mrung homer
to spark an 11-3 quarterfinal wjn
MWe walke(i him.follC times, and
lhP other timP., we got d ball O\'el
the plate and he hit il oul If T hdd
to do 1l over, I would have walked
hun thtlt time to load the base~.·
CdM Coach John Emme saw
Concepc1on double ind pd1T or
run~ m the Eagles' 12-2
hrst-rouml, mercy-rule-shortened
playoff wm over the visiting Se.a.
Kings last spring. He also
coa.ched d9dtnst Concepcion at •
Bay League> n vdl Redondo High
tn 1996-97.
•He's a ph~nomendl hitter,"
said Enune, who vows he will
not let Concepcion beat him
Sdturday
C dM senior Brett Elliston, a
pitcher and nghl helder,
played on thn same scout league
team with Concepcion ldsl
summer.
·He'-. veT) aggressive and very
focused.• Sdld Elliston, who will
not have to lecture his teammates
on Concepoon's ability.
• t ri., name has gotten around.•
Elliston said. "To hear he was the
79th pick in the drnft, J can
believe that. He is cl very good
all-around hitter who has '>hown
unprei.s1ve power. even with a
wood bat. 1 pitched agamst him a
few times and he's one of those
guys who 1ust seems to have no
hole.s m his swing.·
Will th()· ~t. what ~
My fim lint' of boau
designed in 1%9. n.amcCI
aftrr Thomas Edi.son, arc
uill plying the yn~rs of.
Nt'Wport Harbor today. C""J<!
Thrrc must be over 250 fU
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NOTICE al' ~ Cllurr 11n Newpon Beach. CA
Ml!NT al' A MAHCti OF-In 1 11.1 ol llowers, t~1a,rnlly
~ TNa nadcl II ID lrlorm reque .ts 1hal donallonS be ~puf:llc thll, ~~ made 10 1ne Hoag Foundation ..,i.Jl fM1.1Z, Ogo,t Cance• Cente1 in memoiy ot
Mvtngm .rid L.a.t ~ Joe Clafl<son P 0 Box SHlO
tlon, JI.A. N9wDoft 8aKh, Newport Beach CA Clllfarn6I lam la ,.. a 92658-6100
....... with the omc. d -:::::===;::::=:::;.
Ttdt ~· ("OTS .. , I I tor,.. ........ , to e1t11b11t1 a PUBLIC NOTIC~ bnndl dftce to be llOc-.t . . at 1a 1ern11 ftmd. 11n
...... Cllrorn& An'/ corn-,,_ In fWor d Of agajrlll
the..........,. d CM bnMh dftce "1Ult be ..
mMld 1n Wltlna eo CM ors cMY9 d CM <la .. !lad .. the
• coptaa d ~
CGiiiWlb 9hould be Wit :==-~ glonll omc.. .. Ona -~-~~ M10MAS. You may mo
,... ttlltthe OT9 tn'Mge
In Wolm OI ~!Nit• Ina In ec:cordlllCt will 12
c.PA 1111. luctt r9qUllll mdll be contlilll Mid In CM ortmwl CGiil ... 1111111, atlOukl dalcltbed the ......
OI tada ttllt YiO" _..., ID
~ at the nlellllng. .rid
mOlt ~ W/tfll >G' ...
111'119 Ullll ~ Wlll9in ~ ,,.. ....... nat a.A-
dlfll eo ~a... i.
.... Of fKta. You may tocJll
at the nollca Ind .. ~ ....... !lad .. the OT9 ,..
~ omc.. ...... ludt ~ ......... ~law from~ I >G' tWYe .rt qi 1 nxw ca-:= ::-arry:-Qlftol at = 111-1 AM'WM
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF
AVAILABILITY OF
ANNUAL REPORT
Pursuan! to Secllon
6104(d) ol the 1n1er11a1
Revenue Code. notice Is
hereby given lhal the an
nu111 repotl for tf'le calendar
year 1998 ol 11'18 George T
Plleger Founda11on a
pnvate loundallon is avail·
able at the Foundation'•
principal olllce fot lhspec·
uon during regular bust·
ness hours lrom 8 a m. to ~ p m by 1ny citl2en Who
reqoesa 1r-witt111H80 oays
a'1er the datt ot pubhca-
1100
The Foundat10n's princi-
pal oflice 1s located at
1280 Bison, Suite B·9-B05, Newpon Beach, CA 92660
(949) 640-5062
The principal managers
or the Foundation •re Thomas G Pfleger and
Linda POeger Edwards
Published Newpon Beach-
Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
June 4, 1999
F940
Flctltloua Bualneaa
Name State:tMnt
The lollc>Wlng peraons
are doing business as
Klnn&'i & A.ssoclatet,
267 A Avenide Sevilla,
£brew Ml. 117....,, Laouna Woodi, CA 92653
M>TICE 1U CRSJm>fll MarjO(ie S Kinney, Of IUll ULf 267 A Aventda Sevllla, ~~.= GMN La~~~:SsC~9~
-I bulk ..... II ......... ID .... d\>Cte<I by an lnd1111dual u... ,... ...,.,, ... Have you stan&d Oolng
IT90I. buslne11 yet? Ves, 1988 ~Tiii 1111111(1) llld bullness Majorie s Kinney
II) ol 118 lelllt(•l ... ~ Thia statement was filed R08ERSOfC. f...," Wilt! ltl4t County Cler11 ol
--f-. #10. In!."' Orange County on 4·21-99 ~92llOIS 19996790579
-1-Doing blaMU It-U IWJl Dally Prlot May 211.. 28,
Ull0-1&5 June 4, 11, 1999 1-m
• M Oltet' blanm llMll{a) FlctltlQua Bualnn• ~a) ulld bV thi Name StatetMnt
•) wi1tin .. -Mt f .-ca "*,.,.. .. Nilf(I), The ottowing pettona tOWl'C... S8MCES are dolnO bumeu aa MEDtCAl TRANSPORT t«>AllOH MMICETfG & SYSTEMS, 372 W, S.y
.. ....., """""'~ ,..~ StrMt #B201 , Costa Meaa,
•· ~" """"""" ~· C.hfornla 92627 Catolyn Mdrtch, 372 W
1 Tlll loealOn fn c.llfotria of S,y SlrHt •8201, Coata
dMf ~ ofllCI of b Mesa, California 92627
It *""'a mow Thi• bu•1ne11 11 ton· 1 name(I) 11!11 .... of duct9d by an lndWidull .. tlwtlf•) 1141111 KML HaV9 )QI 1tarted do4rlQ l(An, 21t 11111. #4, bOS1Maa yet? "° 8ucft. CA 841 C.1olyn Andrich
1 ... lllillQ told Ml Thll lllte"*'f Wlll filed
dl9cllbl0 • """""'· with lhe Coooty Cletlt of ~ OllllllMll. Of•noe County on 4·22-99 ~ ..... .,,.... , .... 7IOlll
aM1Wt noc 11 con.-Dally P!IQI ~y 21 ~..1. • 11111 Ml -.-It tean June 4. 11 , 1111 r-w1 ~ F-. •to. ......, ~ICtltlo• l111Mn t i'f: i.A 1111 II ......., II Name II llWI ~ ... aMcl"' .~~°'=-~ rxi.V:U:..-=-co:-NEWPORT Al/rO tt• lclllll s.&. ~ CA COU.ISIOH, l'4f ~ r, ..... 11111'J •• • ... = co.ea Mele
•,... zt t• Q , a a 1 W • • u r n 1'M lllA ... • .._. 9D En1erprl'" (CA). 1141
Ullfonll c.nwn.. Century Place, Coeta llCloll t1Cll 1. ...... CA t2928 .... .. .._ fl Thia bUllMtt i. con·
Miii I .. ..... ... ~by: a Q)qlOrltlon __ If_~ L'flM Hl¥e '°" ...,,... dl*'I
cmaMYlll. .1• •u11neu yet' ¥n, -~--1M2·e7 ••llf -Oreal Weatarn _.., -.. rt, lnterprtM.l.1_ Denfel .. .. .. .. --• •IWI¥ • Vl09,,.. • --.... '"* •••• "'"' ...... .... .. ~a-of
' . -~~ : ·,
• ,,L '\. I 'f 1
y "1019 lttU.I 'JOO Of LIGAL N01JCE ~ ei.. raised 11 tii. j)Ublic hNnng ClesC:l1bed tn
Nonct IS H£REBY GIVEN THAT rJ.a Oq Ceuc1 t, .. ~ ol ~ a.eta will a..w a 1t111 nolloe 0t ln w1111en COf CL!8~r01~~~?.)-a.. ~~!t~~· ,t~ ..oo v...,. ranua' '° ~:-°' ~·:.,: ~--• ......,.,, l)-~T• Appiopriatioa U..it for dM public heanng F0t In• 1999-00 ...__, y.,_ ,......, co Anidi l B of the S.... · -101m11100 con
NOTICE IS H£REBY GIVEN THAT aid ~lk ta.Na will b. Wd OD the l.flh clay of Jun~, ~~.t':n~~-HarkleH _1'99, • the bow Of 7:00 P·"'· in the Cfty Had co..dl' 0...ben. 3300 Newport BoWllYUd City Clefll l'.'lcwpon 8-cb. CA 92663. 11 whk:h tima aad place iaccnaed penou may ~ ud bt ~ City of Newport e.ac11
thereoa. NOTE:TM ex~naa ol
TOTAL BUDGET All FUNOS -INCWDING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS: ~llC91ao1\!J:iid1r~tn:
~ ud leee6a $58.274'.26J ~· ~~~~ ~... 21.;g.~; ~:r'.1e':w~a~:9~~.
c;.pitel lmprowmau.a 21,Sls:aoo June 4' '999 flM3 Other~ MS9.f69 NOTICE r.>F
Total S.4pt SJ 1 l,ZIOJSI PUBLIC HEARING
APPROPR!ATION LIMIT: Notice Is hereby gwen
Anidc 138 Af>.p~riatioo fur 1m..oo Yuca.I Ya1 $78."'45,37S ~ ~·N<;Zc,~~~: ~m
Total Appropriation• Subjca 10 Limit 56,69),880 hOkS a fcubllc hearing on
Amo .. a Ua4a Um.it s21.zs 1.in ~=.:·~~r t':neoc1.
•,.Pllbliabed __ • --~--wpo-_n_Bacb __ ..c.o. __ a_M_ea_o.n_·_r_r_ilot __ J_uo_e_,_._1_m __ F9_36 __________ ...,. ~7~ °'u:~9~;~:=-
lflttve Code, the 1997 Ect.·
Rctltloua BualneH CNS1717633
Name Statement Notice of Sile
The foltowlng peraons of Real Property
are doing bu&lneu as. •t Prlva'-Sale
Back Bay Excavation, Inc , c ... No. A191574
20211 Spruce Avenue, tn the SUOerior eoun ol
Newport BHch, CA .,... &ate ol Calrlomia, tor
9266o-0738 lhe County ol Orange Baell Bay Excavation. In the Matter ot the Inc. (Calllomla), 20211 Estala of
Spruoe Avenue, Newport Katherine M Stone.
Beach, CA 92660-0738 aeoeas&d
This business Is con· NoltCe IS hereruy ·· n
ducted by • corporation mat the unclers win Have )QI started doing -'I I p t Sa 1 ... _
bus1ne"•Ue1? Yes. 5"' 1 nva e • 0 u"' '"" h~hest and beSt bidder Aprtl 19 1 ect 10 conRrmatlon ol
Back Bay Excavation, sa· Superior Court, on or
Inc., Leland L Johnson, aher the 14th day ol June, President .,, ..... This statement was Med t999 II the Omv• of
with the County Clerk ol ~;&w·~on, sutte
Orange County on 4·30-99 1120, llVlne, CA 92612 19996791721 Daily P1tot May 21, 28, all the right. title and In-terest of said deceas9d at June 4, t 1, 1999 F930 time or death and 11~ tight,
BSC8411 !Ille and Interest the estate
NOTICE OF has acquired In addition to
PETITION that of said deceased In
TO •oMINISTER and 10 all the certain Real "' propel'IY Sltuated 111 1114J ESTATE OF: City or Newpo11 Beacn,
CLARIBELL County at Orange, State of
PHYLLIS LENTZ C8hlomla, patlfcularty de·
CASE NO. A197279 scribed as follows·
To all hetrs, beneh· Lot 30 ot Tract No 1500,
c1aries, creditors. cont· as shown on a ma11 re· t ..... I ..... con:led In Book 45, Page 1ngen cr ..... i ors. a ..... per• 39 of M1scenaneoua maps, sons Who may otherwise be interested in the will or records ol Orange County,
astate, or both, of Calrfomia f~~BELL PHYLLIS 8$~~2if"~~ ~=
A PETITION FOR PRO-Newpon Beacti, CA 92660
BATE haa been llled by Terms of sale are cash In
THOMAS G LENTZ Ill the laWllJI money of ltl4t United
Superior Court of Calitor-States on confirmation of
ma, County or ORANGE. sale, or patt cash and bal-
THE PETITION FOR anoe upon such terms and
PROBATE requests that conditions as are acoep-
THOMAS G LENTZ be ap-table lo lhe personal repre·
po1n1ed as personal repre-sentallve. Ten percent Of
sentative 10 administer the amount btd to be deposited
estate of the decedent with bid Bids or otters to
THE PETITION be in wllling and WIU be re-
the decedent's W.81lu:: celved at tfle atoreaald of·
codlClls, ,, any, be admined fie. at any time a'1er the
10 probale The Wiii and first publ~tion hereof Ind
any oodlclls are available before date ol sale.
ror examination in lhe hie Dated SI 271999
kept by the coun Paul Slone.
THE PETITION requests Peraonal ReprasantaUve Of
ho ad 1 Ule Estate aut nty to minster the Attorne~·\ at Law: eS1ele-under the lndepend· '-' ent Adm1n1strahon of Es-Hell W. pel
tates Act (This Authorlty 94if752..ao90 will allow the personal rep· PubliShed Newpot1 Beaoh-
resentatlve to toke many Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
actions without obtaining June 3, 4, to, 1999
ooun approval Betore ThF549
taking oertain very lmpor-NO"nCe ~ ~
tarit aCllons, however, the ..,,. ~ A IRAHQf °""
personal represanta11ve ~Tl* "'*-la to lrtlbrm
will be required to give no.-.. PIMD .... ......., to 2
11ce to lntereated persons Cl'A IMl.12. llrMrw, a..
unless they have waived "-,. ~~,._CW~.!; notice or consented to the ,,,,_. , _ _.,......,_,
proposed Bellon) The In-i2ilO .. ~ • ,.... ..
clependent admlrl!slratlon .. ca. d 'n.tl .,..,_.,
authority wtll be granted ('OTS") for ,.. .. ....,, to
unless an Interested per-eelllllltl a blwdl c6l8 to ba
son hies an ob1ectton to lhe klClllld It 81111 H111tM9r 1' pebtiOO and lhoWs good AA* ...... Cl9omll.. ,,,,,,
cause why the court shoUld oa1NN11ta -fn liMI' d ot not grant the authonty. ..,.. .. ...,..,.... d
A HEARING on ltie pell-.. blwdl c618 ma111 ba
tlQn wtll be held on ....,... In~ totw OTS JUNE 24, 1999 at 1:45 ... 215 ... d"hdllla ..
p.m In DeptL73 localed al ,...... la .. • .. OTIS.
341 The Ctty Drlv. South, TI.-oapee d \QI' ~
Orange, CA 92868. m.111: ..._.. ba ..C ID:
IF 'YOU OBJECT to the AealafW D1Nm1t. C:.. d
granting of the petition, you n.111 ...-, ,...._.
should appear at the hear· C:.., II One a&:»•••Y
Ing and state your :; ._, Mia CID, 1111 ir,..
lk>N or file wrlttao -*», ~ M10Ml33..
lions with the c:oun be ore *'~ma~ ... ,.
the nearing Your ap-:TI'S ~en "*'"'-' ar
pearance may be 1n person \:mW In duw
or by your attorney • 12 c~ 1111. ....
IF YOU ARE A CREDI-,...... nut ba ClftlNd In
TOR or contingent creditor .. llffdlW Clllnl'IWlt llllt, of the deceased. you must ..._.. ...._. tw ..._ ar
Ille your claim with the ... IW p wiltl IO ...._
coutl and mall a copy to the It .. ,,..... ... ,.,.. personal repre1en1a11ve ~ w11ff WU!' ...._ IW
appo.ntad by the court Wllllll Oilliiea alone
within four months from the .. nat ....,. tD .._
date of the f1rs1 lssuanoe of .... -.. ar .... .,._, ~
letters H prO\llded In Pro-Im* • tw "'*9 end II ~
bate Code aectlon 9100 ,.... .., • .. OTI Ai.
The time I<>< flling claims OllDe, ..._ Ulfl
Will not axp11e before four ,,....... .. ..,_ ti, ._,
months from the hearing ... I ... f p ...
date nohoed ebolle ....... •w••w
YOU MAY EXAMINE the = 0111i1G1 .. hie kept by the coun. If you c:.. 11 J::
are a person lntereS1ed In 1 • AllN'9C31
the estate. you may file 1----------
Bidding Documents will
not be av•llable to Prime Bidders alter: FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1999. Checks for a nOfM"efun-
dable fee Wiii be required
111 the amount ot $50.00 per
set ol Bleldlng Documents. Checka are 10 be made
payable to 'The Regents of
Ille University of Cellfor· nla."
A MANDATORY PRE·
BID CONFERENCE shaff be held .. lolf()wg:
9:00 A.M. FRIDAY,
JUNE 18, llKKI al;
CONFERENCE ROOM
1103, BIO SCI
ADMINISTRATION, UNI-
VERSITY OF CALIFOA·
NIA, IAVIHE,
IRVINE, CA 82697
E 124-4700
Map In Bid
ments)
ATTENDANCE AT PRE·
BID CONFERENCE IS
MANDATORY FOR ALL
PRIME CONTRACTORS,
THE MEETING Will BE
CLOSED AT 9"05 A.M
ANY PRIME CONTRAC-
TORS ARRIVING AFTER
THIS TIME WIU NOT BE
ELIGIBLE TO PARTICI-
PATE IN THE BID PRO· cess AS A PRIME CON·
TRACTOR
SEALED BIDS WILL
HOT BE ACCEPTED AF--
TEA: 2:00 P.M. WEDNES.
DAY, JUNE 30, 1999
At: Design and Construc-
tion Servlcea, University of
Calrfomta, Irvine, Berkeley
Place Building, Solle 3500,
lrvme, CA 82697-2450
SEALED BtDS WILL BE.
OPENED AT: 2:05 P.M.,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30,
1099.
Bid Security in lhe
amount of 10% or the
Lump Sum Base Bid, ex-
cludlng attema1es, shall ac· company each Bid The
Surety Issuing the Bid
Bond shall be, on tne Bid
Deadline, !lated In tile
latut published State of
Cahlomla. Depanment of Insurance, 11$1 ol Insurers
Admitted 10 T ransact
Surety tnsurance in This
State
The woc:.ssful Bidder
Ind rt.a Soboontractors well
be requtr9d to toOow the
nondlscrtmlnallon require·
ments set tonh In the Bid-
ding Documents, and to
pay preva~ing wage rates
al the locellon of the WOl1c
The successtUI Bidder
w1U be required to have the
ronOWing State of Catifomll
Contractor'• license cur-
rent at the time of
sUbmisslon of the Bid.
General Bulldlng
(License Clasalfteatlon)
B (Ucenaa Code)
THE AEGENTS OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALI·
FORNI A
June, 1999
PublrSlled Newpo11 Beach-
COsta Mela Dally Pilot
Jl.Wl8 4, 14, t 999
FM938
CNS1717971
Eacrow No.: 35787
NOTICE TO
CRE.DITORS OF
BULK SALE
(UCC Sec. 6105)
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVENllhat a bulk sale la
•t>oul to be made. Tbe
name(a), business. Id·
dress(es) ol the Seller(•)
are· RICHARD LEU. 31 FORTUNE DRIVE,
STE 218, IRVINE, CA
92618
DolnR Bu•lnaas aa;
PYRO S HOMESTYLE
ROTISSERIE
All other buslnasa
name(a) and llddl'9U(ea)
used by the s.ller(S) wtlNri
the pall ltt,.. yura, u
stated by the Seller(•).
ls/are: l'lONE
The name=) and ad--dreu o' the (S) is/are GOL AR
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice Is hereby given lhat lhe Oty Council of the
City ot Newp0r1 Beactl will
hofd a public heanng on the applicalle>n of the City
of Newport Beach for tne amendments to the Traffic
Phasing Ordinance
(Amendmenl SM).
Proposed amendments
to Chapter 15 40 ol the
Newport Beach Munlclpal
Code, Treffic Phasing Or·
d1nance, to provide that
clrculation syatem Im·
provemenls required lor e
development are rooghly
proportional to that pro-
ject's Impact, to modify lhe
denn111on of reaslble Im·
pt011ement, 10 estabflsh a
threshold for trllflc Impacts
lhat require arC\Jlatlon sys·
tem improvements, and 10 change the number or al-
Rrmatlve ·votes needed to
override the provisions ot
the Ordinance to 5nlhs of
the members eligible to voce .
Notkle •s hereby further
given that said publlo hear·
Ing will be held on the
14th day of June, 1999,
at the·h<>Uf or 7:00 p.m. In
lhe Couool Chambers or
the Newport Beech City
Hall, 3..~ Newpor1 Boule-
vard, Newport Beech. Cali·
romla, al Whleh ume and
place any and an persons
Interested may appear and
be heard thereon It yoo
challenge this projed In
cout1, you may be limited to
raising only those Issues
you or someone etse
raised at the pllbtic hearing described in lh4s notJoe or
In written oorresl)ondence
delivered to the City at, or
pr1or to, lhe public hearing.
For Information caN (949) e ..... 3200
161 LaVonM M. Harkt.11
City Ct.rk
City of Newport Buch
Published Newpon Beach-
Cos1a Mesa Dally Pllol
June 4, 1999
F!M1
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
NotlCe Is hereby given
lhel the City Council or the
City of Newport Beacti will
hold a pUbUc hearing on
the eppllcatlon of
Albertaon'a, Inc:., (Mark
Steinman, applicant) ror
UM Permll No. 9650 on propeny located at
3049 E.ut Cotllt High-
way.
Request 10 allow an ln-
ter1or remodel and con-
struction ol a atorage
meuanlne within an eJOst· Ing retatl grocery ltOl'e
building. The projec1 re-
quires an exception to Section 20 63.040 ol lhe
Munlopal Code to allow
the project to ewoeed the
bese development alloca-
11on ol the site, besed on
the Intensity of use I<>< lhe
statlsllcal area, and a
waiver ol the Blrlldmg Dull<
llmltatl«I~ The apphcatlon
also lnchides a waiver of
off ·street parlllng require-
ments and the acoeptance
of an off-site puking
agreement
NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that this
projeCI has been reviewed,
and It has been determined
that It Is cateooncally ex-empt under tfte Class 1
(Existing Fadllllea) r1q1.11re-
ments of lhe C.hfomla
EnWonmental Oualrty Act
NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN thal
said public hearing wtn be
Mid on the 14th day ol
June, 1999i at 11'141 hoUr or 7:00 p.m. n lhe Council
Cl'lambe11 of the Newp<>11 Beach City Hall, 3300
Newpon Boulevard, New·
port Beacti, CaMorn•a, at Which time and p'-Ce any
and au persons Interested
may appear and be hea.rd thereon. If you challenge
this project In COOl1, YoU
mav be ~m1ted 10 raising
llon ot the Unlf()(m Housing
Code, the 1998 Edition ol
the Calllomla Bulldlng
Code, lhe 1998 Edition ot
the Cahfomta Mecnanlcal
Code. the 1998 Ed1Uon of the Cahlomla Plumbing
Code, the 1997 EdttlOn cit
the Unllorm Swimming
Pool, Spa and Hot Tub
Code, the Excavation and
Grading Code, and the
1998 C.lrfomla Fire Code.
Notice Is hereby fut1her
given that satd public hear· Ing Wiil be held on the 14th
day of June, I 099, at tne
hour or 7:00 p,m. In the
Council Chambers of the
Newport Beach C1tv Hall, 3300 Newport Boulevard,
Newpol1 Beach. C8111ornla,
at wtitCtt time and place 1ny and all persons In·
1eres1ed may appear and
be heard thereon II you
cnallenge this project 1n
coun, you may be limited 1"
raising only those tssues
you or someone else
raised 11 the pubhc hearing
described 1n this notice or
In wnllen OOITespondenoe
dellllered 10 the Crty el, or
pnor to, ltl• pubhc hearing.
For lnloqnation call (949)
644-3275 IS/ Lavonne M. HarklH•
City Clel1c
City Of Newport B .. c:h
Publlahed Newpot1 Beach·
Costa Mesa Dally Pllol
June 4. 1999
F942
PUBLIC HEARINGS
WILL BE HELD BY THE
COSTA MESA PLANNING
COMMISSION AT TH cir .. -.: HALL, 77 FAIR DR1vE, COSTA MESA.
CALIFORNIA, AT 6·30
P.M. OR AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE THEREAFTER
ON MONDAY. JUNE 28,
1999 REGARDING THE
FOLLOWING APPLICA-
TIONS ·
IF ANY OF THE FOL·
LOWING ACTIONS ARE
CHALLENGED IN
COURT, THE
CHALLENGE MAY BE
LIMITED TO O NLY
THOSE ISSUES SOME-
ONE RAISES AT THE
PUBLIC HEARING DE·
SCRIBED IN THIS NO· TICE OR IN WRITTEN
CMRESPONDENCE DE·
LIVERED TO THE PLAN-
NING COMMISSION AT,
OR PRIOR TO. THE PUS.
UC HEARING
t PLANNING APPLICA-
TION PA-99·24 FOR ROY
TANAKA/AP&T, AUTHOR-
IZED AGE.NT FOR C.J
SEGERSTROM & SONS/
MAY DEPARTMENT
STORES, INC FOR
PLANNED D~VELOP
MENT REVIEW FOR A
48,000 SO FT ADOlTION "!,0 THE SOUTH SIDE OF
1HE EXISTING ROB-
INSON-MAY STORE AT
SOUTH COAST PLAZA,
LOCATED AT 3333
BRISTOL STREET IN A
P D C Z 0 N E
ENVIRONMENTAL DE·
TERMINATION ·
NEGATIVE DECLARA·
TION, (AVAILABLE FOR
REVIEW FROM JUNE 8
THAU JUNE 28, 1999, AT
THE PLANNING
DIVISION)
2 PLANNING APPLICA·
TlON PA-99·25 FOR AL
MARSHALL, AUTHOR·
tZED AGENT FOR THE
PINKLEY FAMILY TRUST
FOR A CONDITtO("AL
USE PERMIT TO CON-
STRUCT A 38·UNIT,
VERY·LOW/LOW IN·
COME SENIOR CITIZENS
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
WITH A 50% DENSITY IN·
CREASE AND A VARI·
ANCE FROM PARKING
(80 SPACES REO.: 49
SPACES PROPOSED, WITH 38 OF THE
SPACES REQUIRED TO
BE COVERED, 0 SHOWN
TO ,BE COVERED), LO-
CATED AT 431 WEST
BAY STREET IN AN A3
ZONE. ENVIRONMENT Al
DETERMINATION
NEGATIVE DECLARA
t -. . -
I • _. ..
TIOH1-(AVAILABLE FOA
AEVls:W FROM JUNE.. 8
THAU JUNE 28, 11199, ~T
THE PLANNING
DIVISION) FOR FURTHER IN•
FORMATION ON THE
ABOVE APPLICATION$,
TELEPHONE
(71<') 7!>4·5245 OR CAL.L
AT TH! OFFICE OF THE PLANNING DIVISION,
ROOM 200 77 FAIR
DRIVE. COST A MESA,
CALIFORNIA.
Publlllled NewJ>olt Beecn·
Costa Men Delly P1lol June 4, 1999 F948
CNS1718209
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS OF
BULK SALE
(SECS. 6104
6105 U.C.C.)
Eacrow No. 75104-DD
Hollce ts hereby grven to
creditors ot lhe wllhlfl
named aetler that 1 bulk
sate ls 1Dou1 to bt made of
the a11et1 described
belOW.
The names and oosrness
addresses of the seller are
SIMA ZARIA 5365 Allon Part<wav Uno b, IMne, Ca
92622
The kx:atJon In Cellfomla
of the chiel executive office or lhe aeller Is· aame as
at>gve
As listed by the seller, all
other business names and
addresses us9d by the
seller within three years belOfe the date such fist
was sent or delivered to the
buyer are 3822 Campus
Drive, #205, Newport
Beach, Ca Q2660 The names and business
addresses of lhe buyer are.
ZIA AHADI & ABDUL
AHAOI, 8849 Adams Ave-
nue, ljunt1ngton Beacn,
Ca 92648 The assets to be sold are
described In general n ;
Fumfture, fhllures~e ulp-ment, tradename, wlll,
lease, leasehold mprove-
ments, Covenant Not 10
Compete and slock In
trade 1t111entory and are lo·
cated at 5365 Alton
Parllway, Unit 0, Irvine, CA
92622
The business name used by the seller 11 that location ts· SIMA'S TAILORING
The anhcipated date ol
the bulk sale Is JUNE 22,
1999 al the otllce or
NORTH AMERICAN TI-
TLE COMPANY, 721 S.
Parker Street, Suite 100,
Orange, Ce
Tiits butt< ule Is no( sub-fec:t to C8klom1a Un1rorm Commercial Code Section
6t06.2
If so 1ut>1ect. the name
and addren of lhe person
With whom claims may be
tiled is Nolth American Tl·
lie Company 721 S
Parl<er StrHt, 1100, Of-
ange, Ca 92868 and the
last date l<>f flllng claims
shall be June 21, 1999
which Is the business day
before the sale date speci-
fied above.
Dated. May 26, 1999
/SI ZIA A.HA.DI
/SI ABDUL AHA.DI
Published Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
June•. 1999 F948
Flctltloua BualneH
Name St1tement
The lollOWlng persons
are dOlllg business n :
Vivid Dream Design,
2110 Thurln Avenue,
D103, Costa Meu.
Calllomla 92627
Terra Elise Whllmeye1,
21 t O Thur1n Avenue,
D103. Cosla Mua
California 92627
This l>uSlnesa is coo·
ducted by. en Individual Have you s1aned doing
business yel? No
Tena Elise Wllltmeyer
This statemen1 was fli.d
Wllh the County Clertl ol
Orange County on 4·19-99
1"98790247
Dally Piiot May 14, 21 , 28,
June 4, 1999 F909
Flctltloua Bualneaa
Nama Statement
The lotloWlng persons
are doing business as·
AtLIN EO. 2856 Le Salle
Ave. Apl. 1, Costa Mesa •
Calltomla 92626
Nelbaj Louisiana Siik,
2856 La Salle Ave Apt 1,
Costa Mase, ea11rom1a 92626
This busJneas Is oon-
ducted by an lnd1111dual
Have )QI 118rted doing buSlneSI yet? No
NeibaJ L Silk This stalement was l11ed
With the County Clerk of
Orange County on 5-12-99
199967928"
Daily P11ol May 14, 21.1. 28
June 4, 1999 1-913
Flctltloua Bu1lneH
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as:
Jeml lnlematJOnal,
890 Wall t5ch 11 18, New·
With the court a Request for Si>eclal Noelce (form DE-1~) of the filing of an 1n-
ven101y and apPflllll of
estala assets or of any
pelitlon or account as
pl'O't'IOed In Probate Code lection 1250. A Request
f()( Special Notice fatm la
ava lable from the oout1 de rte
Attorney for the
PetltloMr:
Palmieri, TYi«, wi.netL
Wiiheim & Waldron u,,.
Jamee E. Wl!Mfml &q. (CS8f 4'711
2t03 Main IC., Sea. 1IOO,
lrvlne, CA 12t14
PUl>llstled Newpor1 8each-
eo.1a Mel8 Delly Pllol
May 28, June 3, 4, 1999
FTh933
TASTE, CALIFORNIA
CORPOAATION. 395& W
CAMPESIHA, BUENA
PARK, CA 90820 The HHll being told
are ~nerallv d9Krlbad 11: ALL FURHlfURE
F1XTURE8, eauiPMENT,
MACHINERY, LEASEHOLD IMPROVE·
MENTS, STOCI( IN TFW>E, GOOOWIU AND
BUSINESS NAME OF
THAT CERTAIN BUSI·
NESS NOW l<NOWN AS:
"PYAO'S HOMESTYLE
ROTISSERIE" and ere IO-~ 9'. 31 ~TUNE
DRtVE, STE. 218, IRVINE, CA 128111
The ~ .... II Intended
to be ooneummated at Che
olflOe of. Thi Eecrow Fo-
Nm Ind .. ~
.... dl'9 ii June 22. 1999
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESSff
The wet .......
IO c.-amee Unllotln Clam·
merclal Code Section 1108 2 YllMO y
The ..... -.-...
Clf .. pel'IOrt """' ""°"' -... mer Ila lled la: TN
lacrow "°""", t3 t e 1 &.1111 c.. Dt:;,~· 120.
LIM ""8t. ""' tll30
&.-aw no 1·35717~ ........ lot
... br.., ..... ... .U.11. ,., ....... ............ ........ ~
• • • • • • • • • • •
pOr1 Beach, Callfornla 9291
J6nt Rae ~ MO WHt ISU'I StrMI 1118
Newport Bead'I,
callt<>n'N 92te Thi buSirMtU II con•
dUGfed by. an indMOOll Have you etaned Oolng
bulln .. 1 yat? No
Joni Rae Rogers
'Thie ltale!Mnt WH fl'Jed
With ltl4t C<lvrlty Cle11t of Orange County on 5-13 99
1Mll7ncl02
Daijy PiloC May 14, 21, 28,
June .e. 1999 F91.e
PUBLIC NOTICE
ANNUAL REVIEW OF
CITY·WIDE TRAFFIC
IMPACT FEE
PROGRAM
Tf'iE COSTA MESA
CITY COUNCIL WILL
HOLD A PUBLIC HEAR-
ING FOR THE ANNUAL
REVIEW OF THE CITY-
WIDE TRAFFIC IMPACT
FEE PROGRAM
THE TRAFFIC IMPACT FEE PROGRAM HAS
BEEN ESTABLISHED TO
FINANCE THE IMPROVE·
MENTS THAT ARE NEC-
ESSARY TO ADDRESS
THE CUMULATIVE IM·
PACTS OF DEVELOP·
MENT WITHIN COSTA
MESA AND TO ENSURE
THAT THE STANDARD
LEVEL OF SERVICE IS
MAINTAINED ON THE
TRAFFIC CIRCULATION
SYSTEM
AN AUDIT OF THE
TRAFFIC IMPACT FEE
PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE
FOR REVIEW BY THE
PUBLIC AT THE COSTA
MESA CITY CLERK'S OF·
FlCEt n FAIR DRIVE,
COS A MESA, CALIFOR·
NIA THIS PUBLIC HEARING
Will BE Hao AS FOL·
LOWS
DATE: Monday,
June 7, 1999
TIME: 6:30 p.m or as soon as posslble lhereaf1er
PLACE: C11y Council
Chambers at City Hall,
77 Fair Drive, Coste Mesa,
Calrk>mia
PUBLIC COMMENTS IN
EITHER ORAL OR WRIT-
TEN FORM MAY BE
PRESENTED DURING
THE PUBLIC HEARINGS
FOR FURTHER IN·
FORMATION, TELE· PHONE 754·5335 OR
VISIT THE TRANSPOA·
TATION SERVICES
DIVISION AT CITY HALL, n FAIR DRIVE. COSTA
MESA, CALIFORNIA
Published NeWJIC)l1 Beach-
Costa Mesa DallY Pilot
May 21, 22, 24, 25, 2t5
June 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1999
F917
LOAN NO. 9990411
T,S. NO. 99-67866CA
FHA/VA.No.
046-7925062-731
NOTICE OF
TRUSTEE'S SALE
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT
UNDER A DEED OF
TRUST DATED JANUARY
26, 1993. UNLESS YOU
TAKE AC TION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROP-
ERTY, IT MAV BE SOlD
AT A PUBLIC SAL.Ii U:.
YOU NEED AN EXPLANA-
TION OF THE NATURE
OF THE PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWVER
On JUNE 11, 1999. at
10.00 AM , SPECIAL-
IZED. INC as d\Jly ap.
PQlnled Trustee undar and
pursuant 10 D&ed of T IUSt
recorded 2· 1-93, as Inst
No. 93-071868, ol Olflclal
Records In the Office of the
County Recofder of
ORANGE County, State o1
CALIFORNIA. exacutld by
PATRICK ZlBELLLAND
CYNTHIA ZlBEL , HUS·
·•Employee."
"Empka1lo."
"Arbeitn~ltm.ttr."
"Employ! ..•
BAND ANO WIFE
TAUSTOA. WILL SELL·4l
PUBLIC AUCTION i!T'b
HIGHEST BlDOEA Ft>R
CASH (payable at tne liftli o4 .... In lllWful ~
l'1e United .si.tH) at
IN FRONT OF :ttiE
FLAGPOLES AT
MAIN ENTRY AREA lO
THE PlACENTIA CIVI
CENTER. 401•411 EAST
CHAPMAN AVENUE ,
PLACENTIA, CA all l'lghl, 1111• and ln1er1st coove~
10 and now MIO by It under
aeld Deed of TNst In the
propeny 1ilualed In said
County end State de-
ICllbed ..
AP N 932·07·t12 The etreet aOdresa end
other common da11gnation,
If any, ot tne real propeny
deacrtbed above 1s
purponed to be·
1852 IOWA STREET,
COSTA MESA, CA 92626'
The undersigned TrustH
d11da1tn1 any llabliltY tor
any incorrectness of the
street address and 01h1tr
common designation, 11
any, shown herein.
Said Siie wlff be made,
but without covenant or warranty. express ot irl\ ....
plied, regarding tltte,
posaeas1on, or enc::um-
brances, to pay the remain·
ll'lg~rloopal sum ol the note s), secured by said
De ol Trust with Interest
lt\ereon. as provided In
aald note(s), a<Nanoes 1f
any, under the terms ot
said Deed of Trust. tees.
chargea and e1tpenSJS of
the Trustee and of lhe
trulill created by said Deed
ol Trust The 10111 amount of the unpaid balance ol tne ob•
fiOallon secured by the
property 10 be solCI Ind
reasonable estlmaJed
co111, expense$ end
adl/aneet at the lime ol In·
ltlal publlcatJon ol Not~ ot
Sale Is S132, 112 28.
The Beoeft<;laly under
181<1 Deed ol Trust here·
tolore executed and de-
livered to lhe undel'Slgned
a wntten Declaration of De-
fault and Demand for Selo.
and a wnttan Notice of De-
fault and Election to Sell
The unde11lgned CSU48d
satd Notice ol Dels.ytt al)d
Elec:llOO to Sell to 1>e re·
CO<ded In lhe county where
the real property II localed
Th11 ta an anempe to col
teCI 1 debt, and any in·
formation ot>talned wm be
used fOf that purpose
Date 12 MAY 99
SPECIALIZED, INC,
TRUSTEE 4180 Via Real
#B, Carpenteria, ca
93013, (805) 684-1 424
(805) 1184-8430
8Y: IS/ I. WEBER,
TRUSTEE SALE
OFFICER
99P-009359CA
Published Newport BMch-
Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
May 21 28, June 4, 1999
F922
Flctltloua 8ualne11
Name St.tement The lollowlng pel"SQl\S
are doing boslnest aa
Jedi Group, 3301 S.. Bear
St, 149-F, Santa Ana
California 92704-3263 Jec:H Group, Inc.,
(Nevada), 3301 S Belr SI., #49·F, Santa Ana,
C8h1ornla 92704-8263
This business IS con-
ducted by a eo<porabon
Have )QI 5~r1ed dOlng
buSlness yet? Yes,
04/1911999
Jedi Group, Inc., Mictletl
Kindig, Vtce PMldent
Thrs statement was fl1ec:I
with the County Cleltt of
Orange County on S..19·99
19996793'71
Daily PdoC May 21, 28,
June 4, 11 , 1999 F9'l4
NOllA1TEll .. YOUIAJJL CUlllFIED~ FIND IT.
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COSTA
E'SIDE NWPT HGHTS AREA. EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
Alt rt•I 111•1• tff11t1J111 ta 11111
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1 HOUSESICONOOS
FOR SALE GENERAL
SOLDll
Showcase Homes for
Sale In our Saturday Real
Estate Supplemenll
Homes of the Week
• .p4ay Acis Start at Just S751
-dltne 1s 1 uesday at SPM
Qpl!n House Usbngs $15' ~dine Thulsday 5PM
t Paya to Adverti11
in th• 811t Local
Attl E1tat1 Section
CALL TOOAY ll
LISA K. RIVERA
94~574-4252
ANNE WILLEY
94~.574-4249
* V.A * SQ DOWN ·SO MOVE_.N
FREE COUNSELING
FRtE List of HOMES
HUONA REPOS
t 4oo-nwas1
VEJ£RAH REAL ESTATE
1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOA SALE ~OAONA DEL MAR
'4Wt:&OME' 1IO Penoremlc
vltw of ocn C1t1llnt bly end
city Mghtt. 4br 2.5b1, l1mnn,
tom111 din, oool S1,250,000
"OPEN SAT 1-4"
280t Setting Sun
D1tltnt • Remax
94H54-0909
JUST FOR YOU!
Qroood Floor. 29drm 2Bath ~ Ill> a Pa1io & Green Grassl
'Y"mUlllly Pool & 5PI T Mori
137 AVOCADO, $335,000
OPEN SUNDAY 1'6PM
(?~.na dd ~
~ ..,.,,..,.,.~
ENJOY SUNSETS rn ti. grNt
llOOll 481 :l>t. IC. lrg redont ~ r'l('Wlt root. sec sys.
t.tm & • ~ tm v.fFP, lomlill
tinllg, pool $849.500 ...
tM9.'64.C.ro73 x 229
OPEN HOUSE
FRIDAY 10AM-2PM
CORONA DEL MAR
SO.HWY
607 DAHLIA AVE
S839,000
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
1528 SEACREST OR. $789,000
THE TERRACES
3700 LILAC AVENUE
$449,000
Pf'UOENTlAL CA REAL TY
'481644-6200
10 HOUSESICOHOOS FOR SALE COSTA MESA
EASTSIOE 38r 181, dnng rm
huge yanl, 366 E I 9tt1 St Ownt11&oker 949-752·2881
$315.000
W SIOE 3BR 1 BA !amity room. hoOt yard 2103 Federal
$1§9.SOO. Ownlf/8'ok11 Dnve
By and Cal 949f752·288t
•Bt1utlfu1 Pool Rome W/48'
2 58atll, Top ol Tht Line Appls designer k4 eXI~ use ol
Maible. Granite Llmlslone &
Slate Colten Brennen, Agtnt
714-612 .... 145
EASTSIOE Rare Cus1om Built
Home has •Br 2 51>8, SpadOUS
kit, Inside lnd!y rm. front patio
wloourtyard. l"arge backyard. R·2 Lot $299.500 Agent, Bob
Coluccio 949-631·1 l~I
L1utlful Pool homt w/4Br 2.58111\, Top of The Une
Appls Designer Kil. Extensl'l'e
Use ol Muble, Granite
l.Wne5tont & Slate ColfHln Blennen. Agin! 11.c-e12-4945
HEW OFfEJilNG
Open SAT l SUN 11""
261JOANH 5T (Colltge Park)
Sparkfing Sbr 2be. CoOtgt
Park pool homt .ntr1 lg yd. By Owner, Bkrt ...icomt.
S251,000. 94M4MHO
MESA VERDE
t STORY HONES!
These ftrpltnl .. llow
Wllll. have grea1 ltgllC &
poctd 10 MIJt
41>( 2be 201051 on 0098
lot next to custom home5
aslling $389,SOO 2958 JAVA 3bf 2 5ba 2 storoe lrplc's
1868 61 IKJOl lol ~9K 3146 COUNTRY ClU8
4br 21>1 new 18ndscaping,
1708 al. QUiit nel~·
hood $249.SOO
27t8 ALBATROSS ........
SOUTH COAST METRO
5bf 3t>a 2375sl pool and
'Pl 3 cat gar $364,900
962 BEGONIA 3bf 2bl ntvwer roof
upgida llllore S299 ,900
1074 VALLEJO 4br 3b1 tormtl din. tlf!Vm. 212511 $368.IOO
1005 CAHHOHAOE
Aak for Elu Hoyt e
714-S45-211t Ot
hger 714-7 .. 1006 "l Ottll Really
714-540-7355
2 Houses on Large Lot. Bolll
Upgraded. W 9K Earl & Judy T~or. Agent 949-642""722
HEAR TRIANGl.E SQUARE
'4 PLEX' 679 W 11th St
DRIVE BY ONLY
(3J 2br+2b1
111d ~ ) Sbr + 2.5b1 Llrrm un a. :t:c, Hp g1r'1, wel main, atll> ttn1nt1.
Rtturbllhtd In 1998.
A1aum1blt loan, $100K dwn
Octlll P1elflo Propt11lt1.
i4M44·7064
E'akll Cultom Home 48r
2 sea 3c oar. 22oos1. RV ac·
cess, els toe~, twbor ~ Di*ll 949-67 -4400
AN ABSOLllTE BEAUTlf\JL
HOME Ovef 3400 sl ol llving aiea. tom\111 oo.ng gourmet
ldl. crown moldlNG. vii.Ill ceita,
huge Master. large beckyatd. Just too many ameRlllS 10 lst~
Jot Laning, Stir Rttl Ea1ate.
714·913·2225 (Bua.)
714-968-9749 (Rt .. )
OPEN HOUSE
FRIDAY 10AM-2PM
888 PEACE PLACE
COSTA MESA
COSTA MESA 215 20TH STREET
S375,000
EAST SIDE
215 20TH STREET
$375,000
EASTSIDE
-2179 SANTA ANA AVE
$459,000
EAST SIDE
2413 SANTA ANA AVE
$339,000
EASTSIDE
449 FLOWER STREET
$499,500
"'UOENTIAL CA REALTY SMw.u.6200
1 22 ~1
WEST PARK IRVIHE
BtlV Jim P9ttfl Promtlllde
3br, 2.Sba, ipplOll 1600tf. Prlv gated, tntrylblckyd.
Mltblt ~anta ahutttfl motel 3 a, ap11, tenn.
V1e111t ock box. Stlltf
retlttd to Bkr. $345,000. lrvln• School' Diet.
Mi-760-0606 ' 941MS ... 280
1·::a1
'Udo P9nn' 20 Belc:h Dr.
2br 2bl 998sl, COl'iall oounltf
tops k1Side wastVdtytr land
lease. convn pool. Pltvate
btach lor rtlldlnts St59.900 LIDO RESORT HOMES
94M73-6623 or 720-9882
8£LCOURT MANOR ~ qoo Sf. 481 3 581 Pnncipels Ori1 Clll SllWI ... !Of lnlo 714-839-8065
eEXCR + wmA
~ONT ROW HOMES
BAYFMNT 28R S2SOI< WATERFRONT 2-STY $45()1(
BEACH GIANT UNDER S2 SM • AGENT 94iJ'723..8t20
810 CYN TOWNHOME
Compettty remod, 31ir + dtn, 2.5b1, comer unit.
FICH So/WH1. Gour kltch,
morel! Rtmodtltd In 1991. Ottlgntr ptrftctl S499,000
By Owner 949-718-1383
CUSTOM MEDITERRANEAN
located In the lamilV
neighbomood ol Harbor Vtew H1b Bacl< yard ol1er1 a pool. 'Pl and patJo 48r, :l 5ba Fp,
and 3c gar191 Sl,249,000 Matty & Melinda Jones. Coast
Newpoi1 (949)717r •9 UDO ISLE BA Y-f oNt
2BRl38A. OEN $1.600,000
Pmc1pals Ont</ 94~75-2694 71H'42·100t Agents
VIEWS Of BACK P.AY,
OCN l FASH ISl..INO.
DOVER SHORES
OPEN HOUSE SAT·SUH 1-S 1148 Santiago Dr. Sbr, 4ba,
tlvrm, dtn, din, libr, gour kite,
Compi.t 1'9mod 1999 OWnef s 1 ,349,000 714-113-'902
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
OPEN SUH 1-5 .. 279 Palmer SI"
3bf, 2.3/4ba, lf>prox 2200
aqll form dlnnn l llvnn, de-tec 2 Cl( git, approx noo
aqft lot. B~~ $497,000 94 ·26'1
MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION
111 Family Olienled Baylronl
C0111111Untty Oversuea Lot wrth 011ect Access to Prtvall Beach Dock Wiii Accomodale
50'1oot Yacht SBr 4Ba Frank
Senne$, Coast Newport
Propertiet 949· 759·3726
2423 Mlatno WaV
(Newport Riviera)
OPEN SUN 1..S Btau 4br, 2.51>11, condo,
rttdy to moYe-ln, bt1u llate
floors COYlll tntltt ground
floor. 2 car tttech gar.
S27t,OOO ltltnd Rttl Eslltt.
JIM Klohl Mt-723-1363
Sbr. 3.Sbl. with pool, ape.
2 8a1"191l91f Court. Bttcour
Custom. btau custom home,
,..... comtf location on
cut·dt·llC lor prlv1cy.
S1,419,000. lallnd Real Ea·
tale. Mt-723-t 363
OPEN HOUSE
FRIDAY 10AM-2PM
BAYSHORES
2SOI VISTA DR.
SltS,000
THE BLUFFS
519 CANCHA S494,000
EASTBLUFF
2952 BASSWOOD ST.
S599,000
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
1955 PORT EDWARDS
PLACE
$799,000
NEWPORT HORTM
VILLAS
3120 CORTE CALENTA
$411,000
BIG CANYON
I Rut ChW9eu Roytl
$3,000 per month
PftUOENTlAL CA REAL TY
94~00
All Kinda of Jobe FOf
Alt Kinda of People.
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32 HOUSE&ICONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH
"BaLBOA BAY"
2 NEWER CONDOS
ON THE CANAL
$599,000 & $899,000
2bl's, den, 3ba's, lrplc, sky·
Ughts. jacuzzi tubs With boat
docks! A<4acenl rrnnl parlt
Agt Richard 714-7 40·9500
SEA ISL.ANO TREASURE
87 OcHn Vista, 3BR, 3.SBA approx 2800 at on quiet lll'Mt. Helt beech & morel
otttr9d ti $729,000
Oc:e111 Paciflc PYopenlta
Angtla Kreu1 94H44-7064
1 IO Octln ind Bay vleWa
381 38a CU51om home. large
tonnal cloog & llving nn. knchen w/break1asl nook,
hrdwd floolS. French doors
S989.000 949-515-8004
1 33~1
BEAUTlf\JLL Y UPGRADED 381 38a. an garage vacant
• grNI vllluel $399,000 Cal Agenl 949-642-3873
OPEN HOUSE
FRIDAY 10AM-2PM
SANTA LUCIA
9 STONE PINE
S1.495,000
PRUDENTIAL CA REAL TY
9491644-62.00
39 HOUSESICOHDOS FOR SALE SAN JUAN CAPIST
MODEL PERFECT 2BR
2.SBA +LOFT TOWNHOME.
Many upgrades lllciude' 08'11
pain1 ca/1)11 moldrng & doors.
end Urlt v.'beaU(diJI fereedyfd $279.900, Agt . 949-240-8845
85 REAL EST ATE WANTED
•LAND WANTCDll
mALL CASH BUYERSll
N• M~. MGA Assodales
Inc 9'9155 t-61'2
714·325-6098 cell
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WAiERVIEW
Three Home& Av•ll•~le From
$31.900. All 2BR, 28"
2-5tory 511vercreet
2BR. 2M W~h P•tio Over C'IJ"9rt $118,290.
Space Rent $1,075
Other Homee For Sale
From $18,000 or l.ea9e From $1.100 Month
5AY51DE VILLAGE 5ALE5 • 949 723·4046
t»110 APTS
COSTA MESA
*COSTA MESA'S BEST* Juno >I' 1 bedroom tnd I
bedloom. a11o 2 bedroom t
bath 01.11et gated commu111ty,
pool lllMIS, easy access to belth & !T\111$ 11eeway 7t 4-557.0075
•Ne~~laAtH• = 2ba p. oll 5tretl pa ~!111 & clean. no pet.$ SI 29 tndudeS al utl~IHIS.
Av1Hablt 711 949-720-1565
OEASlSIOE ..
21>r Iba, Downst11lra. gieat to<:atton, new
apphances tnd Hooring
must see! $925/MO 269 16th place #8
2br, 2ba l~lk>. Garden
• 20432 Santa Ana Ave
S94WO The Atnlt!f
Cenler 714-341 ~
E'Sid4 Private Studo'Galage
Al)( w pClllO 1 room ~ klt.chen
& beth S6SOmo 300 A .......
Santa An1Aw714-662·2062. I 1" APrS I HUNTINGTON BEACH
"1 MILE FROM BEACH"
2brltba, on \oll courH,
clblt tv, pitl~ S/ptla, ,
Sl7Sfnio. 7 U46-3119S
• Act1vt Stnlors.tBtat Vliut '
Planned ActYltles HUD
1tllll1ers OK Next t~ ~0~6171 It 4J&t&.2
172 HOUSE5'COfl>OS FOR RENT
IMNE . 'TURTLE ROCK" 2br 2t>I
twnhm, den, spac:lou• tnd unit, dwnatalrs, o¥911oou
grMnbtft, pool $1800mlo.
949-7&o-3146
17 4 HOUSESICOfl>OS FORAENT LAGUNA BEACH
B11bo1 ttltndll.lg Bch VII
sllol1 1erm 3br 2br "$900 week
2br lba. S700 week $2600/mo Ava~ 6115 8131 949-87:1·7455
182 HOUSESICONDOS FOR RENT
NEWPORT BEACH
•, * NEWPORT PEHINSUlA *
GOf9fOU$ 2·Story 38r • Den. 3Bath Neat Ba;'fronl F p oat trg 8drms v. d. rehlg illdd manv CUSlom leeturn Avl/A Nowl $2400 mo ye.111y lease
Agenc 9-491675""912
BLUFfS 38' 2..SB• m OMno
Av11I 7110-15 (or aoontr)
Barbtr• Satwegrte
Rtlllors. '4M44-0195
'E BLUFF HOUSE w/Cottagt
48R 38A gn vu cA Baci 8ay'I
$3300 Owr/Ag1 80().568 7554
leave mess 619-435-5211
Spectacular toc«IOn. PWM, btyfront, 3br, (2brldtn) 31>1,
trplc, 2 car 911, ;yd, views, of mtn1 l ntght I his.
S'500lmo. Lit. 6011 dock
avail) 94M7S.11766
BALBOA PENN ~br 3ba
202 ROOMS
FOA RENT
Motel
·COSTA MESA•
MOTOR INN
1ST Wk Specl1t
On All Rm1 $134.00
Tax. tea tu res 24-01$
front desk. DD phone&
lree HBOIESPN Oise.•
loc chann pool/hea11!1l Jae Guest laund Nrt7t
Fwys. 405 & S5 mt11
away lrom OC Fa19aus
College, Shop mdlls
bets. 18$1 A membor al
CaWHoteL~ 22n Harl>Of BM!
949-645-4840
E'Sidt CM pnvate ertrillV'..e
cable. quitt a1ea S35G'mo ~ pa.<!) No petslsn*g vUabie No« 949·642 8699
204 RENTALS
TO SHARE
Bt1utlfuf E'Skll CM Homt 10'
share Prof! piet'O $750 -ut'1. avail around 711 714·593 il204
IYllWlg call 9'9-0AJ.3385
206 VACATION
tMSORT RENTALS
*WEEKLY RENTAL OCEAN
VIEW 2nd floor. sleeps 8
people $1500/per week •
deposit 909· 789·2904 or
909-687-9861
Stt lag Sch 2bdrm Oen Vu.
208 OFFICES
FOR RENT/LEASE
CM. Garden Stylt 1 Story
.Orive ur. to your door
200-600a. $1.25 luU NtVice
groac. X 1tntts Adams &
F11rvltw. 714-540-3661
Office Building
Coast Highway
Newport Beach
Approx 2600 S.F.
S3500t'Mo. Triple Ntt
1-2 Year Term
94M4S-5000
Extension 1540
210 COMMIRETAtl Mf DUSTAIAL FOR RENT/LEASE
clean dpltx, 2 car gar, no 1600 , 3200 sq ft
pttt. 1532 Mirlmar Or. #A
llf-~1
BEST LOCATION
IN NEWPORT BEACH
2 Bedroom"l Bath. Huge IJ~
Room l.alr..!.alc:My Wll Vtew cl lsllnd.
$1696. wilt\ a 9-12mo least 888-758-6989
11·==1
Bta"'lful 28' 28t HouM
M1g' cit1ng rm, Otn Fp otc:.
2c gar, locd yard PlbO Av• N<ww S270Mno 9'9·719-9391
2Br 281 +Loft 3 Fp·a 1111d
te11 gar P'J$ I tXlra spece.
'flll!td ~ 1111ra SIOflgt
$2000lmo 9 9-723-2046
• Gr111 Jbf 2111 conao •
Lp. new Plllll & ~ Cll =:.r.· no pttS per , least 949-720-t 565.
u COAONA DEL MAR••
Very Nlotl 3br 2bl +~lge
light and 11~ S2 213-974-8833 H40.'862
• IM11111ii 11>11 • 1 block to btecl\, dllllng room, ~t & clean. Ing. no p;: s 1111ls peld 949· 720-1 coRC>HA DEL MAR &00611 cutlom homt on Bklfl wilh
P1not1mlc ocun & Harbor
View. 4br ~ loft. 3.5ba, I car
p , walk to bllch, 1hope,
rttlluranta. ptRI S7900/mo.
S mo aurnmtt IMH con-
tlldtfwd. 14M74-JIOO
~t-v·~ r'\l
S2200fmo. Agt. MMS0-31.22 Avail July 1. Buss/Ind
EU1 Blulf 38r 2h Bath olhce space Nice Unttst
Lighl &bnght112molst Arwll 1001 W 171h SI Costa Mtu
Cham'Mlr w1ots al ~Ides 94~21! Aval now s2:mmo Cal Pege AUTO REPAIR FOR LEASE/
!M9 559-3882 some doQs ok c.M. on Htwpor1 Blvd. ~
"NEWPORT SHORES" I ~ Bays. $3200 ? 2br 2bl 2 WfD Agere"" eo.op !M9-642·9&99
newly rtnov':.1J.•·1rplc.' • INDUSTRIAL BUILDING Of4
S1300t'M0 714474-9636 SUPERIOR 2200 s1 '* ® st · olllce truck doer S 1450/mo
• Slept to B1Y ' aeact11 • .. 949-642-9666 3 8tdlocm 2 bd'I ~-..... pllce, 4 cai oarage. S20Cn'lno
llCipetS 62S-3SM539.
Elc1U1lv .. 8rllf'd New HolM
Premltm -1 of Hf'B .• 381 bon111 Ubl, pie gutrdtd,
$5toellmo ltt. IOS-417·2275
28A 2BA Har<twooO FiOOf$
Spec:iotJs & adorable. $inglt
levtl POOi aval no pe~. ~• 719 Sl450mo949-648 7673
PlnOiliilk OCilll VIN!
LUX I br condo IOOOll ne.v hOwd. Ills, W/O dedt, gated
nearbc:h $1•50949-722-8314
1216 i::= I
WANTED ROOM 6 BATH IN
E BLUFF AREA OF
NEWPORT BEACH. MALE VEllY CLEAH. MM.co-0455
RtbUlft VllCUUll\t
$2U9& up
HU!14 Stltctlonl
Coast 'VICWnl l Stwrng
333 E 171h Street
Costa .....
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HOUSEStnER av1ll for July
weel(t; or lht month ColleOe
'1udtnl rt5l>Ol\llblt nonl51rilu ca• Lon at 71H21-o&93
14021.0ST ' FOUND I
LOST CAR KEYS
Dover Dr bet"'een 161/1 St &
CW Onve 949-64~0930
LOSTH May 21 , Cctn GOid
Hawaiian Limi BrlCllet
REWARD G•lt F0t My S.g
&rthdly Chris 94'! 67J.84!M
Loll on 8111>o1 or COM:
Gold H tring, oltrced w/
11fety aprlng. REWARD'
M9-7~
Loat tebby ut greylwht
ITlllt, ahrt N II', ~II collar,
10 yr ~ much mllltd ~Sth
l ~Ua '4M46-2307
1412 CEMETERY I
LOTS.
2 Plot• (lo! 2 caoeu " • ums) near 2 1rees rn SOid out
Viill Otl Mar MC Pacihc Vtl!W Ne sasoo obo 11•·894 a11a
GARAGE I SALES.
COSTA MESA SAT ONLY ~2
3081 MADIS ON AVE. Clothing, boob, 10011, racka
lllcl mite houNhold rllma.
Garege Salt .. 8·?. Furnlute:
compu1tf desll. window NC,
Shop VIC. tloll\e$ shoe$, 8lC.
2007 Port C1tdllf Pl.Ka. NB * GARAGE SALE *
NOW OPEN
In Cotta Mesa.
,..MESA VERDE
CONSIGNMENTS
1525 Mesa Verde E 1109
HI Mon-fn 10am-~
and Sal 1 t am-3c>m
Bring In consigrvnents
or brOwse lhrou~ tne
\Ore We lllva fine
MM~ & aoeess°J .. nWOl'k IFld more11
714-557~207
FREE KITTENS TO GOOD HOMES ON\.Y,
REFS CHECK MMSo.5748
14&0!~1
2 Couches dining lalllt & ct\alrs complete lul sz bed 2
antique lloor Sllfeol & much -;:======:;:::a'"
more• Sat 8·3 25« Columbta "I ==I '
l(othltr CimpbtU ~
P11no plays really will
must S8Cfdlce $575
714-527..()900
near fllMIW & Fau fl CM 466 MERCw .. -H1191 Momg Slit In Uta ""1 _,,
Vtrdt 1tN sat June 5 9·3prn
1842 ~ Coun Co~UI Mesa RECORDS TOP DOU.ARI Lola ol grut blrgama!I! -a. A & 8 sou. Rod. tie
IRVINE TERRACE 14Tli SO's & 60's
ANNUAL COMMUNITY I ... KE 1>45-7505
GARAGE SALE Wanted Japaneee Swonb
Ind rtlattd "-"'a '"
SATURDAY · JUNE 5th ••• 7:3().4 00 PM ...
OVER 30 HOMES WILL BE
SEWHG e f.tlulous U$011·
mtt1I o« 1reaiourll$ includng
hoosthold •ems llJl)lllnca.
llntrl$ chlr1ren& llems Clothes
chN, costume je...elry trld much more Come to PCH and
lrvlne T 1rrace Onve (across
ltom Newport Beach Country
CltA>) P!Clc up t map wlltl a llS1
o1 1ddr1SS111 Sc>onlottd by M1tlan Phlltlppl
Coat Newport Proptl11M. (949) 759-3721 .
MoVing Sliln Chlldlllllteens tum. castiron outdoOt tum ~ w'd ,.., cabrlet. ~
& baskals bod.CIStS ~ ~ top cott t.tlll bille &
much morel Cal 949 7(!0.5040
MULTI FAMILY SALE!
SAT 1-2. titclrw: d!'ftf, ~e TV typt#!llef '*OldploeaS(K
'1ultlM & hOuHhold .:ems
3107 COOUOGE AVEJCM
(Fllmtw/8aMr)
iiUL Ti FAM iiOviHG sill1
SAT 1-11211 DOVER/N8
~ TVs lvm sal ws1er
'51..mg tqlllC> kU al fMCI EWtY Thing M111t Go!
NPi EST ATEJiiiOv111iG
SAT..stJN M2. l01' Of
REALLY GOOO TlilNGS &
COUECTI8LES ~ MISC •
Gre.t VINty THE BLUFFS.
2027 VJSTA CAUDAL
110&0 ccrw klkm
Kf'AU&. Y ITILL tH IOX
NIVIR UMD aoo ~1.-.....7'11
IRYOilM MY ONii:
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MMM-1731 r
• Friday, June 4, '999
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'MEMORIAL PARK
1795 OBITUARIES]
KOEHLER
Herbert Koehler,
age 83 passed a..vay on
June 1 SI 1999. Rasldent ol
Newport Beach !Of tne past
43 years He served in the
3500 Pacific View Dnve Army 1n WWII Aff11iabons
Newport Beactl Oasis Band and Newport
644-2700 Harbor Lutheran Church. •,.•ERC_E_BRO_..u_£_•••1 Loving Husband to Irene 'nuw Kohler who preoeded him BW BROADWAY 1n death 1n 1992.
Mortuary* Chapel Loving Father 10
Cremation Richard. Marilyn, Janet
and Suzanne.
11 0 Broadway Herbert is survived by
Costd' Mesa son, Richard Koehler of
.. •-6•4•2•·•9•1•5•0 ... -~l Costa Mesa. daughter.
NOTIC! °' HEAftlNG No.BPOSIM3
SupeOor Court of Ille
Stat• ot Ca~fomi. lor the
City and Coumy ot Los Mg. .... In re lhe Mln.r of 1he
ANTHONY IRREVOCABLE
TRUST ror the 8enel'it ol
PAULINE MAY mTHONY
Noeic. .. hetebot QIY9n
that HUGH HUNTE.R Ind MARii. YN E ANTHONY
hM liled herein 1 Pehtlon for Ordel Apprew1ng Rfflll·
natton ot T ruslM, and Apo
poin1ing Succ:nlOf Truatee,
and for Approving Noc1C41 to
8eneflciafy. r.ierenc. to
which i. mede for further
l)lf1klutar., and that the lime
and place of hMnng the
same haa been Ml for July
1, 1999, at 915 AM o'cloct!
In ~m.m 5 °' ufd Courtfi" II 111 North Hill
StrMl,•ol.oe Angele&, Call·
fomra, In the City ot Los
AnQeM. C.lifomla
Newpor1 Beech..CO.U. M9M C~25823 ANTHONY May
28,29, Jun 4, 19911
Marilyn Stit1 of Loomis,
CA , daughter Janel
Rosser of Eureka, dau~h·
ter Suzanne Gracewsk1 of
Maryland, grandsons,
Tobin and Todd Koehler,
Bill and Tim Shh and
Nathan Gracewsk1. grand·
daughters Kerrie Koehler
Melan e and Jenni Stitt.
Melissa Ballentine and
Jessica Gracewslu
Services w.tl be neld
Monday. June 7. 1999 at
t 1 00 A M at Pacific View
Memorial Park 3500
Pac1l1c View Or Newpol1
Beach CA
CLARKSON
JoMOti Heoderson 80 o1 ~4ewpon Beach !Jed June 2 1999
He is S1Jr.11ve!l by his loving
wile ol tony nine years
Patnc1a Clarkson daughters
Chnstllla Ketler and Catlly
Authe• son. Jim ClarksOn and graodchjrl1eo AllS-On Andrew
and Laura McCl8'1an Amy. ano
Sara Lovin. ~rtney and
Palnck Auther Megan and
Marthew Clar11sofl
Memorial Ser11oces wlft be
4 00 pm Fnday June 4, 1999
11 St Anrlrews Presbytenan
Chuff 11n Newport Beach. CA
In . IU ()I llowutts lhe., lamdy
reque .t~ that donatlOOS be
~ lo Ille Hoag FoundatoOn Cancer Ceoter WI memory ol
Joe Clarllsoo P 0 Bo-, 6100
Newporl Beach , CA
926*6100
I PU8UC NOTICES I
PU BLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF
AVAILABILITY OF
ANNUAL REPORT
Pursuant lo Section
6104(d) of the lntemal
Revenue Code, nolk:e 1s
hereby g•ven thal the an·
nual report for the calendar
year 1998 of the George T
Pfleger Foundation. a
private tounclallon is 311a1I·
able 81 the FoundaliOn's
ptincipal office for lnspec·
lion during regular busl·
ness hoors from 8 a m to
5 p m by anY, dlJZen Who requests It within 180 days
after the date of publlca·
lion
The Foundahorl's prlnd·
pal office is located at
t 280 Bison SUrte B-9-605,
Newport Beach. CA 92660
(949) 640-5062
The pnncipal matoagers
ol the Foundation are
Thomas G Pfleger and
Linda Pfleger EdWards
Publrshed Newport Beach·
Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
JIJlle 4 1999
F940
Flct ltioue Bualn.H
Name Statement
The lotlowlng parsons
are dol119 business as·
Kinney 4 Associates,
267 A Avenlda SevAta,
• &•IW .... 1170l-JP Laguna WOOds, CA 92653
-TO c•---Marjo(le S. Kinney, 1 ...,,,..f _,.,,.. 267 A Aventda Sevllla, OfMllALI La , (tr'•~ 11111 1guna WOOdl, CA 92553 re" ._ This businesa Is oon· ~ ,HO....~E .!. HEREBV11 ...._ .. ~ rluoted by an lndiYldual .... ""'" .... _,,,, "' ... Have you ltar1ed doing
nde business ya1? Yea, 1988 nte llltlll(•) and bullnm Major1e S Kinney
._.(ti) of !hi lllltl(t)~n This statement was fifed JAMEs R08ERSOH. 1u.. with the County Clerk ol CtnsWdlon E.ast. 110. !Niii, Orange Count)' 00 4·21·99 ~ ll2eo5 10996790579
.L Doing bulinau • u HAUL Dally Pilot May 21, 28,
--186 Jl.Wle 4, t 1, 1999 F926 Ji ~ obf bulinat Rimi~ FICdtlou• Bualnesa Mllw(=:i ,:..a• 'Ot""" Name St.tement ..._, W 1 lllel(I) The following parsons l()Rll'OHb~, are doing bt.lslnNI u
MEDICAL TRANSPORT
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puOllG hHMg dttscnb9d in
NOTICE IS HU.UY GIVIN THAT .. Cicy Coudl ol * <tr,;"~ ~ will liioW a trn noliCe °' ln •ntten cor· C~~17:f ~ (I)~~ ~ • = I -40 Yeu. punuut to ~:'or =-a:.,: I ~~ • c:a..lwri ..... CJ) di. <;icy'• Appropriadoo Uait for the public: hear•nn For In 199'.40 FiMal y..,_ ,.,...., to Anide 1 I ol dw Scaei c....nriota. lotl'l\atlon caii .,,
NOTICE IS HUDY GIVEN THAT ..W ~ ._..will be Mid oa che l•th 4-Y of June, ~tt.4!~ . .._,1t1 ... J?f', ar che how ol 7i0() p.a . ia th. City Hall CoudJ Chamben. ,300 Ntwport louJi.ud City CM1ft1 ~,, &iach, CA 91663. at wh.lch dine Ucl pUcit iatcniud petiOtU m.1y appa.r ud be ~ City of Newport BelCh
thaft'on. NOT'EiThe exJ)tnse of
TOTAL BUDGET ALL FUNDS. INCLUDING CArITAL IMPROVEMENTS: m~ ~.!,~J!Jld,,:n m!
Salatiu uMI .8eoefiu S58,l74.163' applicant MaioteaaaCll ud n....ratiotu ,. •"'2 579 Publlshed Newpon Beach· Capital Ouday ...... ,.. -·;6,~7 Costa Mesa Dally Piiot C.ttal hnp~mcou 21,535.IOO June 4, 1999 F943
0 t Chaip 2459.169 NOTICE OF
Total B.4pt SI I J,Zf9·Z51 PUBLIC HEARING
APPllOPJUATION LIMIT: Notice la hereby gtve11
Anick 138 .Af!p~riadon fur 1999-00 F"uca.I Ycu S71,44S,37S that the City Co1Jnc1I of tne
Toca.I Appropriatioat• Sub;ea to Umit 56.693.810 ~°!~~rt,!!~~
Amoaat Uncla LU.h SllJU.fZS ~=~,~~ t':i,end· •_M_1_iabad __ N.wpo __ "_Bcach-__ e.ot __ ca_M_-_. _.Pally __ • _P_ilot_J_Wl_e_'·-•_m_· _F9_3_6----------~ ~:O 0L~r~99~~=
traM Coc:le, the 1997 Edi·
llOn of the Unrfoml Hoosmg FlctJtioua Bualneea CNS1717633
Name Statement Notice of Sale
The following persons of RMI Property
are dOl"9 business as at Private Sale
Back Bay ExcavatJOn, Inc., Cue No. A191574
20211 Spruce Avenue, In the Supenor Court ot
Newport Buch, CA the State of Calllomla, 101
92660-0738 the County ol Orange Back Bay Excav111on. tn 1ha Maner ol the
tnc. (C.blomla), 2021 1 Estate of
Spruce Avenue, Newpol1 Katherine M. Stone,
Beach. CA 92660-0738 deceased.
This business Is con· Notice Is hereby given
ducted by a oorporatlon 1hal the underaf~ned will Have you started doing a11 I p..t.• I Sa t t"-buslness,et? Yes 1'"' a nva e e, 0 '"' Nghast and best bidder. April 199 1ubject to confirmation ol Back Bay 'Excavation, said Super10r Co1J11, on 01
Inc., Leland L. Johnson, alter the 14th day of June,
Presldenl 99 fl'--' This statement was tiled 1 9 81 the 0 """ 01
C I Nell W Knuppel, with Iha County lerk o 2600 Mfchelson, Suite Orange County on 4.30.99 1120, Irvine, CA 92612 19996791721 Dally Pilot May 21F 28, •II the nght, htle and In· terest ot said deceased at June 4 11, 19119 930 t•me of death and att right,
BSC8411 title and Interest the utate
NOTICE OF has acquired In add1llon to
PETmON tha1 of Hid deceased In
TO ADMINISTER and to all the certain Real
ESTATE OF: ~:a~· N~=~ ~:.
CLARIBELL County at Or11l98. Stale of
PHYLLIS LENTZ ca1.tom11 particularly de·
CASE NO. A 197279 scnbed as follows
To all heirs benefl· Lot 30 °' Trect No 1500,
c1aries, creditors cont· as sho~ on • map r•·
I ...,. t nd COl'ded In Book 45, Page mgen crvv• OfS. a par· 39 of Mlsatnaneoua maps, sons WhO may otherwise be interested in the Wiii °' records of Orange County,
estate. or both, of Calllomla r~~ELL PHYLLIS 85M~2ir"= =
A PETITION FOR PRO· Newport Bead'I, CA 92660
BATE has been Mad by Terms ol sate are cash In
THOMAS G. LENTZ In the lawful money of the United s ,.._,. 1 Calif States on oonllrmatlon of upertor '"""'11 0 or· sale, or part ca·" and bal· nla, County of ORANGE .,, THE PETITION FOR aooe upon •uch terms and PROBATE requests that conditions as are accep-
THOMAS G LENTZ be ap· table lo Iha personal repre-
polnted as personal repre-sentatlve. Ten percent ot
sentalive 10 admlnlst1tr the amount bid to be deposited
estate of the decedent with bid Bids or offers to
THE PETITION reauestt be In writing and Wfll be re· the decedent's wul end celved al 1f\1 aforesaid of.
codicils, II any be admitted "oe at any tllM alter the
to probole The Wiii and first publieatlon hereof and
any codicils are available before date of sale.
tor e.ram1natton in the Ille Dated 51 27/999 kept by the coun Paul Stone.
THE PETITION requests Personal R•ptesentat1ve ol
aulhOnty to ldm1n1s1er the the Estale
estate under the lndepend· Attomay(1) at Law:
ent Administration of Es· Nell W • -Knuppel
tates Act (This AulhOnly M WT52-8090 w~I allow the personal rep-Publlshed Newport Beach· resentative 10 Jake many Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
acttons wtthoot obtaining ~ 3, 4, 10. 19911
court approval. Before ThF549
talong ce11a1n very lmpor· NOTa OI' .,........
tant ac:11ons, hoWeVer, the -.r Of' A llUHCH c:..
personal representative Pa Thia nalkle 11 to lrtbm
will be required to give no-lw PMblo tw, ~ to 2
uce to interested parsons CJl.R. l6e.l2. ~ a.,..
unless they have waived ~Md I..-. Aw +* 1,
not1CO or consented to the Nawpcwt a.di. CIMlrnll
proposed action ) The In· .. aw • ~ ....
dependent 1dm1n1stratlon lw ca. d Ttwtl .,._...,
authority will be granted ("OTS") tar 1191n...,1 to
unless an 1n1erested per· .-....i e tnftdt ca. to be
son hies an objection to the lalllllled at J119t ._....,.11,
petition and shows good ~ ~ Cl9Dmle. lint
cause why the cou11 shoUld om••••* -1n IMlr d or not grant the authority ...., .. ..,....., •• d
A HEARING on the pell· 1w brWldl ca. (Tm ba
tlon Wiii be held on ...,,... In~ to .. 0T'5
JUNE 24, 1999 at 1.45 ~ 2S dll!la dh dlllle 1w p.m In Dept L73 locatad et ~ 11 .., .... OTS.
341 The City Onve South, n.. ~ d ~ oorr.-
Oranrc· CA 92868. ""'* .,.... .. .... 1o:
Bidding OoQJments W•"
not be avallable to Prime
Bidders llller FRIDAY,
JUNE 18, 1999.
Check$ IOf a nOfHefun-
dable tee wi" be required
in the amount ol SS0.00 per
HI of Bidding Documents.
Chectl.s are to be made payable to 'The Regents of
tf\e University ol C8lll01·
nla,"
A MANDATORY PRE·
BID CONFERENCE shall
be held as follows:
9:00 A.M. FRIDAY,
JUNE 18, 1999 at:
CONFERENCE ROOM
1103, 810 SCI
ADMINJSTRATIONl UNI-
VERSITY OF CA IFOR·
NIA, IRVINE.
IRVINE, CA 92697
E 824-6700
Map In Bid
ments) •
ATTENDANCE AT PRE· BIO CONFERENCE IS
MANDATORY FOR ALL
PRIME CONTRACTORS,
THE MEETING WILL BE
ClOSED AT 9.05 A.M. mY PRIME CONTRAC·
TORS ARRIVING AFTER
THIS TIME WILL NOT BE
ELIGIBLE TO PARTICI·
PATE IN THE BID PAO.
CESS AS A PRIME CON·
TRACTOR
SEALED BIDS WILL
NOT BE ACCEPTED AF·
TER: 2:00 P .M. WEDNES.
DAY, JUNE 30, 1999
At. Design and Construe·
lion Services, University of
Callfomta, Irvine, Berkeley
Place Building, SU11e 3500, lrvl~J CA 92697·2450 Sc:ALED BIOS WILL BE'
OPENED AT: 2:05 P.M.,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30,
11199.
Bid Security In the
amount ·OI 10% or the
Lump Sum Base Bid. el(·
eluding a1temate1:.. shall ac·
company each isld The
Surety Issuing the Bid
Bond Shall be, Off the Bid
Deadline, hsted In the
latest published State of
Callfomla, Department ol
Insurance, list ol Insurers
Admitted 10 Transact
Surety Insurance in This
State
The SUCOHllul Bldde1
and Its SUbcon1ractort will be required to follow lhe nondiset1minallon require·
ments set forth in the Bid·
ding Documents, and to
pay pravarlfllg wage rates
at Iha location ol the Wor1!
The successful Bidder
Will be required to have Iha
tollowlng State of Caldomla
Conlract0t'1 llceose cur·
rent at the time ol
aubmls$ion of the Bid
General Building
(License Classrficallon)
B
(License Code)
THE REGENTS OF'THE.
UNIVERSITY OF CALI·
FORNIA
June. 1999
Published Newpc>ft Beaeh·
Costa Mesa Daily Pllo1
June 4, 14, 1999
FM938
IF OU OBJECT to the Aaa1or111 Dnalar, 0111ie d
granting ol the petition, you n.11 ~· ...,,, .........
shoold appear al the hear· C.., II One ,._iflUn•t CNS1717971 1ng and state your :e· ..._ a.. a , a.. ,,_ hons or hie written • -.,_ ~ fM1CM-CD. Esetow No.: 35787
toons with the court be ore ..-.. "-mo ~ ... tw NO'TICE TO
the heanog Your •P· :n'S ~., .........., 01 CREDITORS OF
peanince may be In person ~ In • JLw SULK SALE
0( by your attorney • 12 er ... 9idt cucc Sec. 6105)
IF YOU ARE " CREDI· ...... ,,... be caM.d ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY TOR or contingent aecl110f lw Cllfall'ill Clllft""9lll ..... .... ......... 1.
ol the deceased, you must ..... Jwllllld ....... 01 ~:a:: ~ -ri;
frle your datm Vfltti the ..,.. ,.. \11111 -... to ..._ name(s). buslneas ad· court and maJI a copy to the II ,. l'li8llllg. • mull _, ...... .,.,, ... ( )
personal rep11sent11rv1 ......, ....., ,.., ...._ ... ~~~~'LEU. .. r s
appointed by the court ~ •111•* .._ 31 FORTUNE DRIVE, within lour months from the • 1111 llAlllnl II:» .._ NE c date of Ille rirat lstuanCll of ......... ,. .... "-' mmt STE. 218, IRVI • A
tenars as provided In Pro-1111* • ,. Nloe Md r1 corr.-9261 8 bate Coc:1e HCtion 9100 ,... ... II tw OTS A. DolnR Bu1tn1sa H :
The tJme tor lilln~ clalma 0111ie, i-.. ..-PYRO S HOMESTYLE ... I ......__._.._ ROTISSERIE will not uplre ""ore our -• _,. bt *"' All other bualneu monlllt from the heat1119 tlaft 1 I -r '\IOU IWlll date noticed 1b011e .., ........ OOt•••CI name(s) and addre11(11)
YOU MAY EXAMINE the E.., _.. ,. used by the Seiter(•) Within
Ille kepi by tl'le court If YoU 0TS 1Cilio. ·= Iha peat lhrM ye91'1, II
ere a parson Interested ln 1 .A&'IJ>9cJ1 slated by the Seller(•),
the estate. you may flle t---------I la/are: to(ONE
with Iha court e Request f()( ADVERTISEMENT The name(a) and ad·
Special Notice (lonn DE· F'OR BIDS d'91S o( the 8~1•l 1 ~) of the fifing ol an In· Subf.ct to conditions !f~t~~~l~RNIA V8fllory and appralul of preaenbad by the under· COA..,..,.'"TION .. ~ w
estale """ Of or any 11gned Nlled bid• '°' • rvnf"' • -•
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice ls hel90y gJVen
lt\111 1he City Counol ol Ille
Crty ol Newport Beach will hofd a public hearing on
the application ol the City
of Newport Beech for the
amendments to the Traffic
Phaal ng Ordl nan,ce
(Amendment 864).
PrOl)OSed amendments
10 Chapter 15 40 of, the
Newport Beach Munldpat
Coc:le, Traffic Phasing Or·
d1nance. to provide that
circulation syatem Im·
prOYements required tor a
development are roughly
proportional to ttlal pro-
Jeci's Impact, to modify Iha
definition of le&1lble Im· prOYement, to establish a
threshold lor traffic Impacts
that require drcutallon sys-
tem Improvements, and to
change the number ol al·
llrmauve votea needed to
override Iha prQY11ions of
the Ordinance 10 517tha ol
the members ehg\ble to
vote
Nota IS hereby further
grven thal aald publlC hear· rno will be held on 1he
1lth day ol June, 1999,
II the hOUI ol 7:00 p m In
the Council Chambers of
the Newport Beach City H•"· 3300 Newpon Boule· vard, Newport BM<:h, Call·
lom11, at which lime and
place any and aff persons
Interested may appear and
be heard thereon If you challenge this projec;:I In
court, you may be f1mlted to
raising only thole Issues
you or ~omeone else
raised at tile publlc hearing
clescnbed In this notice or
in written correspondence
def111ered to the Cny at, or
pr10r to, Iha public hearing.
For lnlonnatlon call (949) 644-3200,
/SI Lavonne M. Harkleu
City Clerk
City of Newport BNCh
Published NeWJ)Oll Beecti-
Costa ~.. Daily Pilot
June 4, 1999
F941
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Notloe II heraby given
thet the City Coonal of the
City ot Newport BMch Wll
tiord a public hearing on
the application of
Albertaon'e. Inc., (Miik
Steinman, applicant) fOf
Uae P81'1"1'11t No. 3650
on prope11y localed at
3049 Eaat Coalt High·
way.
Request to allOW an In·
tenor r~I and con·
struction of a storage
meuan1ne wilhln an exist· ln:g retail grocery store
bulld1ng The prOject re-
quires an exception to
Section 20.63.040 01 the
Munlclpal Code to allow
the project to exceed the
base development alloca·
tlon ot tne 1111, based on
the Intensity ot uie lor the
11a111t1ca1 erea, and a
waiver of lhe Building Dulk
hmi1atlon The appUcatlon
et&O Includes a waiver ot
off·atreet per1tlng require·
menta and the acceptanc.
ol an olf·slto parking agreement
NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that lNs
protect has been r8Vl8Wed,
and tt has been determined
that It la categoncatly ex·
emi>t under tfte Clau 1
(Exlstlng Fa<:1htie1) require·
mente ol Iha C.l1fom11
Envtronmental OuahlY Act
NOTICE IS HEAEBY
FURTHER GIVEN that
said publk: hearing Wiii be
held on the 1•th Clay ol
June, 1 "'! al the hoor of 7:00 p.m. n the CourlCll
Chambers of the Newport
Beach City Hall, 3300
Newport Boula111rc1, New-
po'1 Beach, . Cehlornla, 11
which ~me end Place any
and all persona lnterested
may appear and be heerd
thereon. II you challenge
lhil prOjeCI lo ~rt. you
mav be llmltod to raising
Coc:le, the 1998 Edition of
the Ca1tlorn11 Bulldf119 Code, Ille 1998 Ed11lon ol
the C.hfomla Mechanical
Coc:le. the 1998 Ed1tlOll °' the Calilomla PIUmblng
Coc:le, the 1997 Edition Ol
the Uniform SWlmmlng
Poot, Spa and Hot Tub
Coc:le, the Excavation end Grading Code, and 1he
1998 Cahlom1a Are Code.
Notice Is hereby lut1her
alven lha1 said pu61ic hear·
Ing will be held on the 14th
day ol June, 1999. a1 the
hour ol 7:00 p.m. In the
Council Chambers of the
Newpo11 Beach City Hall,
3300 Newport Boulevard,
Newpo'1 Beach, Calllornla,
at whloh time and place
any and all persons In·
terested may appear and
be heard thereon II you
Cllalle119e this projec:1 In
court, you may be limited to
111!5lng only those Issues
you or someone else
rrused at Ille pubhc heating
described In 1his notice °' In wntten oorresponaence
delillered 10 the Qty al, or
pnor to, the public tieanng
For Information can (949)
6«·3275.
/SI L.aVonM ... H•rtdeH
City Clerti
Olty of Newport BHch
Pubti$hed Newpo11 Beach·
Cos.. Mesa Daily Pilot
Jl.l\e 4, 1999
F942
PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE HELD BY THE
COST A MESA PLANNING
COMMISSION AT THE
CIT""'. HALL, 77 FAIR
OArvE, COST A MESA,
CALIFORNIA, AT 8:30
P.M. OR AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE THEREAFTER
ON MONDAY, JUNE 28,
1999 REGARDING THE
FOLLOWING APPLICA·
TIONS
IF ANY OF THE FOL·
LOWING ACTIONS ARE
CHALLENGED IN
COURT, THE
CHAUENGE MAY BE
LIMITED TO ONLY
THOSE ISSUES SOME·
ONE RAISES AT THE
PUBLIC HEARING DE·
SCRIBED IN THIS NO-
TICE OR IN WRITTEN
CORRESPONDENCE DE·
LIVERED TO THE PLAN-
NING COMMISSION ,..T,
OR PRIOR TO, THE PUB-
LIC HEARING
1 PLANNING APPLICA·
TION PA·99·24 FOR ROY
TAN>.KAIAP&T, AUTHOR·
IZEO AGENT FOR C J
SEGERSTAOM & SON&
MAY DEPARTMENT
STORES. INC • FOR
PLANNED DEVELOP·
MENT REVIEW FOR A
48,000 SQ.FT. ADDITION
TO THE SOUTH SIDE OF
l'HE EXISTING ROB-
INSON-MAY STORE AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA,
LOCATED AT 3333
BRISTOL STREET IN A
PDC ZONE
ENVIRONMENTAL DE·
TERMINATION :
NEGATIVE DECLARA·
TION, (AVAILABLE FOR
REVIEW FROM JUNE 8
lHRU JUNE 28, 1999, AT
THE PLANNING
DIVISION)
2 PLANNING APPLICA· TION PA-99-25 FOR Al
MARSHALL, AUTHOR·
IZED AGENT FOA THE
PINKLEY FAMILY TRUST
FOR A CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT TO CON·
STRUCT A 38·UNIT
VERY·LOW/LOW IN·
COME SENIOR CITIZENS
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
WITH A 50"4 DENSITY IN·
CREASE mo A VARI·
ANCE FROM PARKING
(80 SPACES REO , 49
SPACES PROPOSED,
WITH 38 OF THE
SPACES REQUIRED TO
BE COVERED; 0 SHOWN
TO BE COVERED), LO·
CATED AT 431 WEST
BAY STREET IN AN A3
ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL
D E TERMIN A TION
NEGATIVE OECLARA·
r .-.-, . . .
TIONl-(AVAILA8LE FOA
REVl1;W FROM JUHE,, 8
THAU JUNE 28. 1999, AT
THE Pl"NNING DIVISION)
FOR FURTHER IN•
F'OAMATION ON THE ABOVE APPllCATIONS,
TELEPHONE
(71 4) "754 S245 OR CALL
"T THE OFFICE Of THE PLANNING DIVISION.
ROOM 200, 77 fAIA DRIVE. COSTA MES,.,
CALIFORNIA
Put>lllhed Newport Beach·
Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
June 4, 1999
CNS1718209
NOTICE TO
FIM8
CAEDfTORS OF
BULK SALE
(SECS. &HM
6105 U.C.C.)
E1crow No. 75104·00
Notice 11 hereby gtven to
creditors or the within
named 1tfter that a bulk
sale Is •boul to be made ol
the 111e11 dHcrlbed
below
The names and busineu
addresses of the sener are
SIMA ZARIFI, 5365 Alton Paltc'Way UM O, lrvlne, C.
92622 The location In CahlOllll8
of the chief IXe<:ul!Ve OHIOI
of the seller Is 11me II
aoove
As listed by the seller. all
other business names and
addresses used by Iha
seller within three years
before the date such llst
was sent or delivered to the
buyer are: 3822 Campus Drive, ,20!1, Newport
Beach, Ca 92660
The names and business
addresses of the buyer are·
ZIA AHADI & ABDUL
AHADI, 8849 Adams Ave·
nue, Huntington Beecn.
ca 92646
The esseta to be sold are
descnbed In general as
Furniture, llX1ures=ui • ment, tradename, U.
lease, leasehold prove·
ments, Covenant Not to
Compete and stock 111
lrade Inventory 8llCI are lo-
ca ted 11 S385 Alton
Partcway, UM D, Irvine, CA
92622
The business name u$8(1
by the seller at tha1 tocauon
Is SIMA'S TAILOAING
Th• antk:lpated date ol
the bulk sate '-JUNE 22,
1999 at the office ol
NORTH AMERIC,..N Tl·
TlE COMPANY. 721 S
Parker Street. Suite 100.
Orenge, Ca
This bulk sale Is nol sub·
JeC1 to Cahlomla Uniform
Commerclal Code Saction
8106.2
II so 1ubject. the name
and address ol the person
with whom ctalms may be
tiled Is Nor1h Amerk:an Tl·
tie Company, 721 S
Parker Street, • 100, Or· ange, ca 92868 and the
last date lor (ihng claims
shell be June 21 , 1999
which Is the business day
before the sale dale sped·
fled above
Da10<1 May 28, 1999
/SI ZJA AHAOI
/SI ABDUL AHAOI
Published Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Deity Pilot
June 4, 1999
FIM8
Aetltloue BualneH
Name Statement
The lollo~ng persons
are doing buslneu es
Vivid Dream OHlgn,
21 to Thurm Avenue,
0103. Coslil Mell,
Cat.lorrna 92627
Terra Elise Whitmeyer,
2110 Thurln Avenue,
0103. Cos1a Mesa,
Calltomla 92627
Thia buSJne11 11 con·
ducted by an Individual
Have you sta'1ed doing
business yet? No
Tarra Ef1se Whitmeyer
This statement was flied
with the County Clerk ol
Orange County on 4·19·99
19996790247
Daily Pilot May 14, 21, 28,
June 4, t 999 F909
Flct1tlou1 Bualn.11
Name Statement
The lotlowrng persons
are d0i119 business as
AILIN EO, 2856 La Salle
Ave Apt 1, Costa Mesa, Calrlomla 92626
Neibaj Loul5iana Silk,
2856 La Salte Ave Apl. 1, Cosll Mesa, Cahlomta
92628
This business Is oon·
ducted by. an lnd1111dual
Have you s .. rted doing
buSineSS yet? No
NeibaJ L Sllk This statement was tiled
W11h the County Cieri< OI
Orange County on 5· 12-99
1"967928"
Da11y Pilot May 14. 21.i 28,
June 4, 1999 t-913
Fictltloua Bualne11
Name Statement
The following persona
are doing business as
Jeml 1n1ematlonal.
890 West 15ttl 1118, New·
petition or account 11 Lump&;;; Contract are In CA M PESINA, BUENA
provided In Probll• Code vlted lor the following PARK. CA 90920
section 1250. A Request Woct< The atMtl being IOld
for Spaoal NodOI form II N!LOCATE MOOULAA ~L ru~ u
available from the court 9UtU>ING. "'°set FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT •
cle11t. ADM9al'flA n<>N CHINERY Anomey for the ,.,.0.-CT NO .... ,00 ~D· IMPROVE·
PetffloMr: UMVIMfTY ~ MENTS , STOCI( IN ~=·:~~id~lrP Dfft:i~c:V1NE TRADE, GOODWILL ANO Jamee E. WllNllll ~ BUSINESS NAME OF
Eeq. (CSM 41711~ Deel_._. contract '° THAT CERTAIN BUSI·
2903 "1811\ 8t., at .. 1MO, relocal~·;,;-.. Bio Sci NESS HOW KNOWN AS lrvl~l~~ 82'14 Aclmllllatrauon .. MOd\ilar "PYRO'S HOMESTYLE
Publlsoea ~ Beach· luldlna hom Ill -io-ROTISSERIE" end e!9 lo-
Coei. Meaa Oe"V Piiot C9llofl lo 8 Ille 'i(;ii"'.d In ceted It 31 ~TUNE
May 28, June 3, 4, 19" -.. ..... Lot 19A on the UCI ORM:, STE 211. IRVINE,
FTh933 c;;;p:. Wor1! fnclUdM CA 92811 -....Fl ... ct""'lt"'l-ou_a_l,...u-•.-lnee-""•"'" C!M9l end ~,..,tng to 1: ~~
Name ~ Co1'1truc11on • Tncludu office of The ~
STARTING
ANEW
·BUSINESSPP
The lottowMg P8"°'11 deme*lolt, ~lngelfourl-""" end the .,. dolno bullnelf •• detlon, ~e. C\M1)t, .... d8ltt .. June • 19"
COMPATIBl.E ~· walke, land• The Wk .... ~
CAREGIV£"8, zee32 v.. "'-Onry, metll to c.lfomla unifoml Corn• Menolete, MIMlor1 Vleifo, heftdralla, carpentry, merclal Cod• Section Celllomia Ntl1 moisture pro1ecllol', ltOl.2 YEM«> y
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Callfomia 82te Thil bullONI ti COO•
dod.O by an indMdUal ~"' you rtanitd dOll\lil bu11nen yet? No
Joni Rae~l1 This •tatement QI Ned
with lhe C®nty Clerk ol
Otange Coun~:.=9 1 2 Dl~Y Piiot May 14, 21, 28,
June 4, 1999 F.914
PUBLIC NOTICE
ANNUAL REV1!W OF
Cf'TY·WIDE TRAFFIC
IMPACT FEE
PROGRAM
THE COSTA MESA
CITY COUNCIL WILL
HOLD A PUBLIC HEAR·
ING FOA THE ANNVAl
REVIEW OF THE CITY·
WIDE TR,..FFIC IMP,..CT
FEE PROGRAM
THE TRAFFIC IMPACT
FEE PROGRAM HAS
BEEN ESTABLISHED TO
FINANCE THE IMPROVE·
MENTS THAT ARE NEC·
ESSARY TO ADDRESS
Tl-IE CUMULATIVE IM·
PACTS OF DEVELOP·
MENT WITHIN COSTA
MESA m o TO ENSURE
TH"T THE STANDARD
LEVEL OF SERVICE IS
MAINTAINED ON THE
TRAFFIC CIRCULATION
SYSTEM AN AUDIT OF THE
TAAFAC IMPACT FEE
PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE
FOR REVIEW BY THE
PUBLIC AT THE COSTA
MESA CITY CLERK'S OF·
FICEt n FAIR DRIVE, COS A MESA, CALIFOR·
NIA
THIS PUBLIC HEARING
WILL BE HELO AS FOL·
LOWS
DATE: Monday,
JIX!e 7, t 999
TIME: 6 30 p.m or as
soon 11 possible therealter
PLACE: City Coun!ll
Chambers at Cny Hall,
77 Fair Drive, Ccis1a Mesa.
C.htornia
PUBLIC COMMENTS IN
EITHER OAAL OA WAIT·
TEN FORM MAY BE
PRESENTED DURING
THE PUBLIC HEARINGS.
FOR FURTHER IN -
FORMATION, TELE·
PHONE 754·5335 OR
VISIT THE TRANSPOA·
TATION SERVICES
DIVISION "T CITY HAU. n FAIR DRIVE. COSTA
MESA, CAUFOANIA
Published NeWJ)Ort Beaetl·
Coste Mesa Dally Pilot
May 21. 22, 24, 25, 26.
June 1, 2, 3. ~. 5, 1999
F917
LOAN NO. 9990411
T.S. NO. ""67866CA
FHA/VA No.
046-7925062-731
NOTICE OF
TRUSTEE'S SALE
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT
UNDER A DEED OF
TRUST DATED JANUARY
26, 1993. UNLESS YOU
TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROP·
ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD
"T A PUBLIC SALE IF
YOU NEED AN EXPlANA· TION OF THE NATURE
OF THE PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER
On JUNE 11, 1999, at
t0.00 AM , SPECIAL·
IZED, INC as duly ap-
poinlad Trv5lee under and
punsuant to Deed ol T rvst
recorded 2+93.. as inst No. 93-071668, of Ollictal
Reoordl In the olfice of the
County Recorder ol
ORANGE County, State of
CALIFORNIA, executed by
PATRICK ZIBELL, AND
CYNTHIA ZIBELL. HUS·
"Employee."
"Empkatlo."
••Arbeitnt!ltml'r. •·
"Empwyl. ·•
BAND "ND WIFE rrL TRUST~. Will SEt.;Lr.(J~
PUB&.IC AUCTION 'f0. rOGHEST 8IOOEA f't>R~
CASH <DayM>te at the "'9: ol ..,. ln lrtwfut mone~ ;pi
the UM8d •••> •t " IN FRONT OF ~ FLAGPOLES AT
MAIN ENTRY AAEA 0
THE PLACENTIA CIVIC.-
CENTER. 401·411 EAST CHAPM~N AVENUE,
PLACENTIA, CA all rtgtrt,
ttlle IOd interest conveyed
to and now neld by It under
said Deed of Trust In the
pr()f)er1y situated In said
County end State de·
sctlbed as
A P N 932·07·112
The street acld1H1 end
oeher common deslgnatron
If any, of the reel pteperty
described above Is
purpol1ed to be.
1652 IOWJ.. sm EET,
COSTA MES,., CA 92626
The underC1gnad TN$l88
disdaoms any liab1hty tor
any lneorrlcine~• of Ina streel acldtess and other common designation. 11
any, shown herein •
Said aale writ be made,
but without COlllMnl. «.
warranty, Hprass or ln\d
plled, rega1dlng tllle,
possession, or encum·
branoes, to pay tne remain.
1119 pilnelpal aum ol the
nocets}, secured by said
Deed or Trust with lnlereJl
lhereon, as provided in
sald note(a), aavance~. 11
any, under the terms ol
sard Deed ol Trust, lees.
charges and expensN ol
the Trustee and of the
trusts crealed by said D~d
ol Trust.
The 1oca1 amount of lhe unpaid balance of Iha ob·
ligation Sect.lled by the propeny to be sold end
reasonable esllmated
coals, expenses and
advances at the lime of lo·
IUal publication ol Notiee ol
Sale IS $132. 112 28.
The Benelldary under
said Deed of Trust here·
tofore e11ecuted Ind de·
livered to the undersigned
a wntten Dedatal.IOn o1 De·
fault &nd Demand lor Sete.
and a wr111en NOia ol De·
fault and Elec1100 to Sell
The Undersigned caused
said Notice o1 Delault and Election 10 s.11 to be re corded In the county where
Iha real property IS located
Th11 11 an anemp1 to col leC1 a debt, and any m·
formaUon obtarned win be
used IOI that purpose
Date: 12 MAY 99
SPECIALIZED, INC ,
TRUSTE£, 4180 Via Real
t B, Carpenterla. Ce
93013, (805) 684•t424
(805) 684·8.i30 BY: /SI I. WEBER,
TRUSTEE SALE
OFFICER
99P-00935UCA
Published Newport Beech·
Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
May 21 , 28, JUf1e 4, 1999
F922
Fictltloua Buel,,...
Na.me Statement
The lotlowrog persons are~ buSIMM as
Jedi Group. 3301 S Bear
St 149-F Santa Ana.
California 92704·8263
Jfldj Group, Inc ,
(Nevada), 3301 S BNr
St., lf49·F. Santa Ane,
Cahlomla 9270'4·8263
This business 15 con
ducted by a OOfP()(at1on
Have you slilrtad doing
t>usmess yet? Yes. 04/19{1999
JedJ Group, tnc .. Mk;ti81el
Kindig, Vice President
This statement was filed
Vflth the County Cle~ of
Orange Coun1y on 5· 19 gg
1"96793879
Dally Piiot May 21, 28.
June4,11,1999 F9'24
NlllATIU ~:& FIND IT.
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1 HOUSES/CONDOS
FOR SALE GENERAL
SOLD!!
Showcase Homea. tor
Sat~ in our Saturd1y Rt1I
Est1te Supplement!
Homes of the Week
r pj.:iy Ads Start at..IJ.laS75l
J Jdlintt fr. Tuesday at 6PM
OJ!«! H!XM UsUngs $15'
Oeaa ine Thursday SPM
41 P1y1 10 Adv..trtlse
fn the Best Local
Reel Estete S.Ctlon
~LL TODAYll
LISA K. RIVERA
94g.s14-42s2
ANNE WILLEY
949-574-4249 * V.A * SO. DOWN • SO MOVE~N
FREE COUNSELING
FREE L st of HOMES
HUIWAREPOS
t-I00-723~57
VEJERAN REAL ESTATE
'AWJ;iOME' 1IO' PlnOfamlc
view ol cx:n C1t1lln1 bay and
e11)' flght1. 4br 2.51>1, famnn,
formll din, pool S1 ,250,000 .. OPEN SAT 1-4"
280l Setting Sun
Darien• 0 fl1mn
949-854-0909
JUST FOR YOUl
(l .rlfl(! Floo<, 2B<llm 281111
~ !li a Paoo & Green Grall
Cl)mmufllly Pool & Sp ... Mort
737 AVOCADO, $335,000
OPEN SUNDAY 1'5PM
'(St.tMJ.U "41 .Alo.
~ .,,.,,.~
EHJOY SUNSETS., lhll J:
llOl1le 48r Jbi, IC. Ilg r
Uttien ne~ roof, MIC sys
ld!Jl & 1iv rm w FP, formal
1'l1Wlg ' pool $&49 500 Agefll
~19/644-6373 x 228
•H •4fl
SERVICE DIRECTORY
-For AU Voor Home and Busit'le'SS Needs -............. ~ .... -...
1 HOUSESICONOOS COR<>NIB:t s,m
OPEN HOUSE
FRIDAY 1 OAM-2PM
CORONA OEL MAR
SO. HWY
607 DAHLIA AVE
'839,000
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
1528 SEACREST DR.
$7811,000
TME TERRACES
3700 LILAC AVENUE
$449,000
PRUDENTIAL CA REALTY
9481644-6200
10 HOuSESICOHOOS
FOR SALE
COSTA MESA
EASTSIDE 36t 181. dining nn.
t.ige yat<I. 366 E 19111 S1
OWnef &oker 949-752·2881
$3t5.000
w·s10E 3BR 1 BA lamilY room.
huge yard 2103 Federal
St99.500 Qwnef:&otcer Onve
By and Call 9491752·2881
•BUutlfiil POOi AOme W/48i
2 58altl, Top ol The Line Appls
designer ~11. extlllSIYe use of
Martilt. Granite Umeslone &
Slate Colffn Brennen, Agent
714-'12.4945
EASTStDE Rare Custom Bui«
Home has 4Br 2 Sba. Sp~
kit, 11\SlOe lnclly rm. front patio
w/c:ourtyard, large badcyaro,
R·2 Lot $299.500 Agent, Bob
Corucdo 949·63H 1!11
Bt1utlfu1 Pool home w/4Br
2.5Bath, Top ol The Line
Appl$. Oe11gner Kit ExtenslYe Use ot Marble, Granite
Lmestooe & Slate. Coleen
Brennen. Agent 714-612~945
NEW OFFERING
Open SAT & SUN 11-4
261 JOANN ST
(C61i.g.Plf'll) Spar=3br 2ba, College Plltl home wMra lg yd.
By , Bkrl welcome.
S261,000. M...a&-l560
MESAVEJIOE
1 STORY HOMES! n.. ftrpllns al flow
Mil, hlVt QINt l9lf &
1111Ced 10 sem
4bl 2ba 2010sr on t..ige
lot next 10 custom hOmes
aWlg $389.500
2958 JAVA
3br 2 50a 2 stone lrplc's
1866 sf huoe lol $349K
3146 COIJNTRY CLUB
•bf 2ba new llndscaplng.
t708 sl. QUIGI nel~·
hood $249,500
2718 .ALBATOOSS
•••••••
SOUTH COAST METRO
50r 3ba 2375sl pool and
spa 3 car gar ~.900
M2 BEGONIA
3br 2ba lllWt!f roof
upgtdl ""°'' $299. 900 1014 VALLEJO 4br 3bl formal dtn
lwnrm 212Ssf S36UOO
1005 CANNONADE
Atk for EIN Hoyt e
714-S.CS.21 It Of
Pager 71._74~1006
T Otelll Rte tty
714'5-40-735i
110~1
E"SIDE NWPf HGHTS AREA.
2 Hoose$ on Large LOI, Both
l,}pgflded $4491< Eatt & JUft./
TaYIOI, Agent 949-642·4722
NEAR ffllANGLE SQUARE •4 PLEX• 679 W 11th SI
• DRIVE BY DNL Y •
. (3) 2br + 2bl
and (f) 3br•-t 2.5b1
Large unha. ITplc, NP gar'1,
w.llmaln. 1tlble tananta.
Relurblthtd In 1998. A11umable loan, S100K dwn ac.an Pacific Propenlea.
MM-44-7064
E'alde Custom Home 481
2 saa 3c gai, 2200lf, RV ac· cess, els 10 IY8IY1)lng, Hart>Or
Really Diane 94°9"673-4400
AH ABSOLUTE BEAUTIFUL
HOME Over 3400 s1 ol iwig
area, formal dtlllllg gourmet
ful, aown mokllNG vault Qllls,
huge Mas1er, tatge blckyard. JuSI 100 many amenflel to lstl
Joe LMllng, St• Rul e.tat.. 714-813·2225 (Bua.)
7t4-96M749 (Rea.)
OPEN HOUSE
FRIDAY 10AM·2PM
888 PEACE PLACE
COSTA MESA
COSTA MESA
215 20TM STREET
5375,000
EASTSIOE
215 20TM STREET $375,000
EASTSIOE
2179 SANTA ANA AVE
$459,000'
EASTSIDE
2413 SANTtANA AVE
$339,000
EASTSIDE
449 FlOWER STREET
$499,500
PRUDENTIAL CA REALTY M~200
l 22 ~I
WEST PARK IRVINE
B .. u Jim Pet.,. Promenade
3br, 2.5ba, apptoll 1600tf.
PrFv 91tttd, •ntry/blckyd.
Marble tn~ry, 1 ahutteu morel 3 a. spaa. tenn.
Vacant w ock boa. Seller
,..lated to Bkr ~ '345,000.
lrvlne School 011\.
949-760-0606 • 949-854-4280
1·=-1
•LJdo Penn• 20 Belch Or.
2bl 2ba 99851, COiian CO\Jltel
tops, irlSldt ~r. lawld tease convn pool Private
beach tor rt6tdent.s St58.900
UDO RESORT HOMES
949-673-6623 Of 720-9882
BELCO""T MANOO Approx
4;!00 SF 4Br 3 .581. PrlnClplls
Only cal St~e. Agefll lor lnlo
714-839-8065
eEXCR + WXttR
FRONT ROW HOMES
BAYFRONT 2BR $2SOK
WATERFRONT 2·STY S450K
BEACH GIANT UNDER $2 SM
AGENT 949r'723-3t20
1 12~1
810 CYN TOWNHOME
Comptt•IY rtmod, 3br +
dtn, 2.5ba, comer unit.
Fact1 So1W11t. Gour kltch,
m0t1ll Rtmodtled In 1991.
Otalgn.r l*ftctl $499,000 By Owner 949·718-1383
CUSTOM MEDITERRANEAN
localed in lhe lamdy
neighboltlood ol Harbot Vtew
Ht"s Back yard olfers a pool. spa and patio 481, 3 Sba. Fp,
and Jc garape $1,249,000
Marty & Melinda Jones. Coast
Newport (949) 717~719 uoo ISLE BAY-FRONf
2BRl3BA, OEN St.800.000
Prll'IClpll$ Only 949-675-2694 714·742·1001. Agents
VIEWS Of BACK RAY,
OCN I FASH ISL IND. DOVER SHORES
OPEN HOUSE SAT·SUH 1·5
1141 Santiago Or. 5br. Iba,
llvrm, den, ctrn, libr, gout kite,
Comp!« remod 11199 Owner
Sl,349,000 714-113-'902
NEWPORT HElOHTS
OPEN SUN 1-5
"271 Palmer SI"
3br, 2.3/4ba, lppl'OJ 2200 aqtt form dlrvm & llvnn, cs.
tac 2 car gar. approx 7700
aqfl lot. By o-$4117,000
94M46·2641
MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION
In F11111ly Oriented Bayfront
Commonfty Oversized LOI wnh
01rec1 Access to Private
Beach Dock will Accomodate
SO'loot Yacht SBr 481 Franll Sennes. COUI Newport Pr~rties 949-759·3726
2423 MiMnO Way (Newpoc1 Rlvl«a)
OPEN SUN 1-5
Beau 4br, 1.5ba, condo,
,..lldy lo move-In, blau 1lat•
flOOfl COVlfl Witt ground
floor. 2 c11 attach gar.
$279,000 lallnd Rell Ett1t1.
Jlkt Klohe M•72S.1363
Sbr, 3.Sba, Wtth pool, •PL
2 Bsr'"9'f Court, Belcour Custom, blau cuacom home, !lfMI comer loc1ltlon on
cul·d•·llc for privacy.
$1,418,000. ltllnd RMI E ..
title. 94•723-1363
OPEN HOUS~
FRIDAY 10AM-2PM
BAYSHORES
2508 VISTA OR.
$195,000
THE BLUFFS
516 CANCHA
$4114,000
EASTBLUFF
2552 BASSWOOD ST.
$599,000
HARBOR VIEW HO .. ES
1955 PORT EDWARDS
PLACE
1799,000
NEWPORT NORTM
VILLAS
3120 CORTE CALENTA
$411,000
BIG CANYON
I Rue CllltHU Royal
S3,000 I* mon1h
PRUDENTIAL CA REAL TY
M""""200
All Kinda of Jobi For
All Kindt of People.
Father's Day Messages ApPearing
Saturday, June 19th
20 Characters per Une. You may Ull 111 4 linls. For larger ads, cal 1n adY"1lllng rep todlyl ..... ,,_,far~!
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32 HOUSE&'CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORIJEACH
.. SALB BAY ..
2 NEWER CONDOS
ON THJ: CANAL
$599,000 & $899,000
2bl's, den, 3ba's, lrole. sky·
figh1S jacuZ21 tubs Witll boal
docks1 Adlac nt mJnl p311t
Agl Richard ·740-9500
SEA ISL.ANO TREASURE
87 Ocean Vista. 3BR, 3.5BA
approx 2800 al on quiet
street. Nt11 beach & morel
offered at S729,00b
Oce1r1 Pacific Propertlu
Angela Krau1 Me-644-7064
1 IO" ()ceM Ind Bay VltWi
3Br 38a custom home. 18Jge
lonnal dlwng & Mio nn •
kitchen wlbreaklast nook.
hrdWd floors. French OOOfs
S989.000 94H15-SOOI
1 33 ~1
BEAUTIFULLY UPGRADED
3Br 38a att gerage. vacant
a grNI value• $399,000
Cal Agent 949-642·3873
OPEN HOUSE
FRIDAY 10AM-2PM
SANTA LUCIA
9 STONE PINE
S1,49S,OOO
PRUDENTIAL CA REAL TY
9491644-6200
39 HOUSES/CONDOS'
SAN JIJf:RCA~
MODEL PERFECT 2BR
2.SBA · LOFT TOWHHOME. Many upgrades lllClode new
paint. carpet moldlng & door$
and URI w'beautlllA lencedyld
$279.900 AC/t 949·240-8845
185 REAL~= I
•LAND WANTEDm llALL CASH BUYERS.
N Martn, MGA Assoc:iates
Inc 949 55Hl142
714-325-6093 eel
1101 APTS I • GENERAL:
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•
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WATERVIEW
Three Home& Avs11st11c From
$:31,900. All 26R, 26'\
2·5tory Sllvercreet
26R, 26A Wrth Patio Over Cs~~ $118,290.
Space Rent $1,075
Other Homee For Sale
From $18,000 or Lesee From $1.100 Month
BAYSIDE VILLAGE SALES· (9-49 723-4045
110 APTS I 1nHOUSE~1 COSTA MESA FOR~
•COSTA MESA'S BEST*
Jumor I bedroom and 1 1 ·'TURTLE ROCK" 2br 2bl bedroom llSO 2 bedroom t twnhm, ~ apacloua and
baltl Oll>C!t gated communty
Pool iems, easy ~ to freeway beach & malls
714·557.0075 * Newport ~ta AIU * ~21>1 2bl fp on street
bngit & Clean. no pell s 129 mo includes II utt"'85
Avallable 711 94•720.1565
tlEAST SIDEH
2br Iba OownSlalrs.
great locltlon, new
appliances and ttoonng most see' S925"MO
269 18th place #8
2bl. 2bl. lrptc. patio Garden Selling
20432 Santa Ana Ave
$9-45.'MO The Renter Cenler 714-841 ~203
E'Slde PrlVlll• SllldolGltaoe
Apl W pl!IO t room .,. lc1Chen
& belh $65()no SOO A Mesa at
Santi Ana AW 71""62·2°'2.
l m..-TOH~I
unit., dwnatlirl, over1oob
gretnbefl, pool $1100/mo.
i4~760-31U
174 HOUSESICOfl>OS FOR RENT LAGUNA BEACtt
B•lt>o• l1tandll.a9 Sch VII short tenn 3br 21>1 $900 weelt
2br Iba, 5700 week S260()(mo
Avad &ts· 8131 949-67:1-7455
182 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR REHT.,o NEWPORT BEACH
* NEWPORT PENINSULA •
Gorgeous 2·Story 3Br + Oen
381lh Near Batront Fp gar
Ilg Bdrms "' retng indd many custom feelures A•al
Nowi S2400rmo Jear~ tease Agenl, 949; 5-4 12
BLUFFS 38r 2 581 $2100'mo
Avail 7110-15 (« aooner)
Barbar I Slfnlll"C
Reall0t1. MU«-OtllS "1 MILE FROM BEACH"
2br/1 bl, on goJI cour11, ceble IV, .,_tlo, NS/pell,
$'7Slmo. 714446-3995
'E BLUFF HOUSE WICOttage
' 48A 38A gt1 vu al 8aclC eay11
$3300 Own/At;ft 800-568-7554 • Active s.niOfl.iBtst Value •
Plamed Ac1Mlivs HUD
1rans18f'S OK Nett to Shoppng Ooer\ Daily! 16171 Spltrigdale
7t41846-2a&6
li:-ee-:ml
BEST LOCATION
IN NEWPORT BEACH
2 Bedroam/2 Bath, Huge lMng
Room, Laroe Balcony W1lh
Vrew of Balboa 1$land
$1695 W1lh 1 9'12mo lease
888-751-6989
l1"a3EI
S..U.lfUI 28' • HouM tmg & dnng rm, Oen Fp ole,
2c gar. Ired yard p11 A-.11
NoW $2700;mo 949-7t9·9391
28i 28i+ loft 3Fp's v.'d t Cir gar, '*'9 1 llJ(lll space
Y~ed ~ extll SIOllge
'2000mo 949 723-2046
• Large 3br 21>1 conoo * lip. ~ Plll'll & ClfPll 2 car garage, no pt!S, ~5 P.1
month .. luM 94H20-t565
u COAONA DEL MARO
Vety NICtl 3b< 2bl + gar, fge
llQnt and auy S2650mo
213-974-8833 94~
• Lliji 1br 161.
I block 10 beach. dong room,
bllQl1I & clean, trig. no pe"
$995 Ullls ~ 949·720 1565
COROHA L MAR 560011 cultom home on Bluff with
Panoramic OCMn & Hlfbor Vtw. 4'11 t loft. J.Sbi, I CM gar, wait! to beach, ahopl,
ratturanla. patb snoomio
3 mo aunvner 11111 con-
llcllr9d. MM74·3'00
~~ r·. -{ I _ } f l...
.~· •. ".:' -. I
leave mess 619-4JS.52t 1
sp;ctacutw loclllOn. p;fjn, blytront, 3br, (2br/den) 31>1, zr1e. 2 Clf ~It, jr:· vlewa. o mtn1 an ht I 1.
$4500/mo. Lt•. SOit dock
• IVllf) 94M7 ·9766
BALBOA PENN 3br 3ba
clean dplex, 2 cw 8"' no f:c''· 1532 M111m1t r. IA S 00/mo. A9t 94Mso.3822
EU1 Bluff 3Br 21/1 Bath l.lght & bngf'll: I 2mo lM A l'UJ
Chlfmtr w1ots of ~S A~a• now S2300rmo Pegi
949-ssg.3882 IOl'lll dog:s ok
"NEWPOAf SHORES"
2br 2ba, 2 car r · W/D, newly r•nov1t1 , ~le, S1300t'MO. 714-374-6
• stepa to Bay l iiUCiil •
3 Bld<oom 2 bl1h ~Iii•
place, 4 CAI~ :mo no'pets fi2 5 t.
EJclUllYI Brand New Home Premlem ... of Nf>B, 38'
bonUI 3.Sbe, gate sJuanSed, SSIOOllno IN. IO 97·2275
2811 28A Hardwood Ftoo11, ~ & 10orable. qe
level, pool IYaR, no pets, avail
718 Sl450mo 114~646-7673
PlllOlamtC ()(iii\ Vlewl
Lux lbr condo tOOCXI new
hdwd. 1111, W/O. deck gated.
nearbch $1450949·722·83l4
• ,.. j ' ••
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Monday ........... Sriday S:OOpm Thur:-.da) .. "i><lm• ... day S:OOpm
Tue ... day ......... Monday S:OOpm f'riday .......... Thur~a) 5:00pm
Wedne day .... Tuc ... JJy S:OOpm aturda) .......... .Friday S:OOprn
Motel
'COSTA MESA•
MOTOR INN
1ST Wk Special
On All Rm1 $134.00
To leatur8' 24 ·hrs
honl desk O O ph~
lree HBO/ESPN!Olsc • toe chann. poo11t>ea1e11 lac Guest iaund N rtiy
FWV5 405 & 55 r1111
away ltom OC Fil!lgr!l
College stoop ""a bells, test A ~r '
Cald Hole~ Motet 22n Hart>o1 a ... ~
949-645·4840
204 RENTALS TO SHARE ,
Bni.rtltul FSide CM Home lo'
$11a(e Prol'I pref' d S 750 • Ill
ll't'ail around 711 714· S93 8204
9'l8IWlO cat 949.0-0).33&)
-206 VACATION
iftESORT RENTALS
*WEEKLY RENTAL OCEAN
VIEW 2nd llOOr. ~!> 8
people s 1500.i>er weell t
<1epos1l 90!! 789·2904 or
909-687-986 t
See Lag Sch 2bdrm Oen Vu.
208 OFFICES
FOR RENT/LEASE
CM, O.rdan Style 1 Story
Drive ur to your door 2~ $1.25 lull MtVICI
gross. X IJIJMll Adwna &
Fairview. 714-54().3161
Office Building
Coast Highway
Newport Beach
Approx 2600 S.F.
$3500'Mo. Triple Net
1·2 Yur Term
94~S.5000
Extension •540
210 COMM/RETAIL /INDUSTRIAL FOR RENT/LEASE
1600 I 3200 sq ft
Avail July. t Bussllnd olhce space N•ce Units•
lOOt w 17111 St Costa Mesa
9U-650-8217
AUTO. REPAIR FOR LEAW
C.M. an Newport Blvd. New
I ~ Bays. $3200 7
Agenl lloil Co-oi> 949~ 96CISI
INOUSTfflAL BUtlbiNG OH
SUPERIOR 2200 r.t "" 400 sl
olf!Ct. llUck OOOr $ 1450mlo
Agerll 949"642-9666
1216 ~=1
WANTED ROOM I BATM IN
E BLUFF AREA OF
NEWPORT BEACH, MALE VERY CLEAN, MM40-045$
Rebullt Vacuum•
$21.99 I up
Huve s.lectlon I
Coast VICUUm & ~
333 E t71h Street • COiia Mell
MM42·1MO
HOUSESITTER 1¥1il IOI July wee~ty or ltle mon1ti Colleoe ~l~llM'~ Cal Lon II 71482Hl893 I 402LOST a. FOUND I
LOST CAR KEYS
Dover Or bet"1ttll 161h St &
Clill Drive 949·646-0930
LOSTil May 21. C<*YI GQl(j Hav.a11an Llnk Btac:eto;t,
REWARD Giii For My Btg
Brrthdly Chns 11491673-&494
Coat on Balboa 0t COM:
Gold earring, Dterc.il w/
safety 'lltlng. llEWAROI
94~760-t60t
Coat 11bby cal llfly/Wnt
m11t,aMha11,~cotlar, to yr pet much mlatld 15th &~1•94~2307
1 •12 ~~~1
2 Pioli (tor 2 Clll!ell Of 4
um5) ne11 2 b"5 in SOid out
V1S11 Del Met MC PICillc: V'"
NB Sl500obo714-8946118
,., 4-5-4 .....,...F_U_RHITU __ AE_Ej_, l:
ttlliln le& soft i =...:
M9l, new 111• wnpped, Vef'r • soft, top quality. W11 S2000
aectl&.. $890. M•2'1.ff3.3
NOW OPEN
In Cotta.._,._
•,MESA VERDE'
CONSIGNMENTS
1525 Mesa Verde E ft09 Hf~Fn 10lm-5pm
and Sat 11 am-Jpm
B()llQin~
or bt~U llWOtqi flt
11tore We navt kle
'urnrture & eccesss
ill!WOlll and motll!
714-557.Q207
I ~20 GARAGE I 458 FREE PETS' SALES /ANIMAL RESC'81 ~~~~"':"'!'~~~ COSTA MESA SAT ONLY ~2 FREE KITTENS
3011 MADISON AVE TO GOOD HOMES ONLY
Clothing, booka, toola, racka REFS CHECK 94M50.S741 Ind mlac hOUMhotd Ii.ma.
computer desk window NC, '""' Garage Sale .i S.?. F11m1ure. I .ut.t\ MUllCM,; f
shop vac. clOlhll · shoes. elC INSTRUMENTS
2007 Port Cardiff Place, NB • -
Q S l(oelllet Cmnpbetl Spint9 • GARA E ALE • Piano play$ really well 2 Coucties. dtMO labia & mu.:;1 sacmce S57S chars comple'l.8 lul sz bed 2 ......,.
ll'ltlque lloor 'terto1 & much 71"627..,_, .,
more• Sat 8·3 25-« Columbia I ~ .. nHt FallVIM & Fu In CM 466 MER wa.....-
Hu111 Mov1119 Sale kl Men ,.,...,_,
Verde area Sal June 5, 8 Jpm
t8-'2Klno Court Cosla!.1851 RECORDS TOP DOLL.ARI
Lots ol gr•t bllgams'll Jw. R & B 5QU Roc:a. lie
IRVINE TERRACE 14TH 1 5C7s & &O's
ANNUAL COMMUNl'TY I UIKE 64;.7
GARAGE SALE W1111;d Japaneee Swotda Ind ,..lated demi ..
SATURDAY · JUNE 5th
m 7:3M 00 PM ';,
OVER 30 HOMES Will BE
SEWNG I fabulous U$0/t·
ment ol lr81SU19S lllCluding houMhold nems lppilanoes. lwlCln5 c:hl<llen. ltPITIS. clothe$
clwll, costume ~ry and
much more Come to PCH and
trvlne Teriace Dl1'¥e (1Cl0$$
lrom Newport Beach Country
Ctub) Pick up I map 11wfttl I 11$1
ol ~esses. Sponsol'ld by
Marian Phlll lppl
Coelt Newport PropertiN.
(949) 75•3721
Moving S.11 Ct..ioren.1""4
lum. cast•ron outdoor l;im
IW!W8f \If d '"' cabinet, ~ & b&k•l5 t>oolasei 1111'95
dt!.11 top cof!ee tablt. bike &
much mote' Cal 9'49 7~50IO
MULTI FAM1LY SALEI
SAT ... 2. t11C$11C dtylf, bike
TV~~ do01M I houserlOld dl"'TIS
3107 COOUOOE AVEJCM
(FffwlwJ8ak.-)
MUL Tl FAM iiOviNO SALE!
SAT ... ? 1211 DOVER/NB
An14* TVs lUM Ill WI
lilhinng ~ 10t1 IA lllltCI
EWfY Thing ¥u• Oo1
NPi ESTA TEJiiOVINO
SAT·SUN M2. LOTS OF
REAU.iY GOOD THINGS &
COLLECTIBLES • llMSC" GtMt Vanety ntE BLUFFS.
2027 VISTA CAUOAL
NMM-1731
WANTED! OU> COINSP"
Gold sd\111 Frw-. 11W1t.
.Wig Otd walChlS I ieMkV
WESTCOAST C°'*42_....
1·10 ~1
Phlebotomy Cour.se
Boslon Ree<! Co Call ~ •3901291 1-80(),201-1141
1478 EIROJJil
*ACCOUNTS PAYABLEt 11
CLERK & GENERAL OFFICE Fun lime, muft1 ltOR open.
atlons. Contad: Katolyn fir ~ Mt-75•1'1'1? ...
ADMtfolSTRATTVE ASST
Looting for motJ.-d, 1t4'
Nrt« wlll't lllnt cuttonw
lllVlce Ind comput• ..... I to ""°"' so tire '* """" Flelllble 9ChldUte .vii ...
Competiv• N lary, h<MM·
_., IIflll 1 plus. EOE
Ree\#lle wit\ ..-y
Send to PCM um 8lrtdlet
Or'. Lab f.cn• Ca 12630 orFutoMt-7~
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Friday, June 4, 1999
TODAY'S
CROSSwoRP PUZZLE
' CROSS
i1 Ungene buy
~l•• 0 Bnde'• new bde
I IT~ l4P~
"' tlCid I 5 Hea hanVnef
.. ti .... ~.-P•ce ponrayer
) 7 Juliet'• belOVed ti Actrels
I l,_anchell.,
J9 Send out ~ Apple desMr1
,f2 Touna1
tA*ldeges
24 Aoorovall
25 AdOI' Mineo
211 Early rnominO
' ~Clutch · ~2 Very long lime
-83 Repeat .. -37 Coml<>ft
~Poker pot •o Whdkey dnnk
111 "Ben-Hur." e.g
112 PeriOd 1n history
... jl3 Falt nower
, ·A4 Army sta1us
),. ll6 Snow boot
, l\8 Move llowly • .,61 Bird dogs
65 OlcH1me _ amplther
. :.S Nocturnal • cre11ures
"i)() Frlm
"61 Eucalyptus
.,.,
82 "Gal1leld" 83~
... ~adYltor
05 Shade of~ eeAdol~
87 Tobogganl ea Egg yellow
DOWN
I Did the
IMM:kstrol<•
2 ~bloNOm 3 Oehlland
4 ChUrdl ~tJon
5 Entei1atne<
Streiland
11 Ethically
nevtr1rl
7 Luxury cars
8 Was KQU&inted with
II Ally day now
I 0 llland 90Ultl of
SlClly
11 Corroded
12 Kiits a dragon
15 Lamb'• trait
21 Formal greeting
23 SOC1h aenM
abbr.
26 Polka-
27 ·-way You
Want It"
28 Command to
Sliver
PMVIOU9 PUmi IOLVlO
......
211 Knock
30 "Just--auspectedr
31 Conoeels
32 Alrpott Info
abbr
34 Bed In a &helter
35 Tlnl
36 BobbV o1 the
NHL
38 ProMCUIOI'
Starr
39 Vex
43 Pretend
45 Showery
mo.
48 Flaked
4 7 Perfume oils
48 OlfectOI' -8.
De M•
49 Grow, as crops
50 Oneot the
Muppeta
S 1 Digging tool
52 8lac:k 53 "Lum and •
Abner medium
54 Hushed
56 Guitars'
cousins
57 ·-Flanders" 59 Looi< for
476 EMPLOYMENT
OPPTYS
476 EMPLOYMENT
OPPTYS
476 EMPLOYMENT
OPPTYS
BARBEOOES GALORE
NOW HIRING! Work 111 1 tun u.lte
tnvlronmenl. Some
,satH uper Medtd. FT,
10tm·7pm. Start S7/hr
up (0.0.E., Btnefltt pkg '1v11l1b e. Apply:
JARBEOUES GALORE
2338 H1rbof Blvd.,
, Colla Mesa
' (On·1lt1 Interview)
FARMERS MARKET
Open poel1lon1:
• Receiver•
• Cuhlere
• Food Service/Dell
• "'"' • Seafood • Gfooery
• Produce Call (M9)760o0403
or 1pply In per1on 11
1ny of our :l locatlone.
•••••••••••••••••••
: HOTEL : • Front Desk •
: •Clerks* :
• Full and PT now :
: hiring all shifts! •
• Apply in person •
: Costa Mesa :
• Motor Inn •
• 2277 Harbor Blvd. •
: 949-645-4840 : •••••••••••••••••••
SALt:S ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE
(F_yLL TIME $25-lOK + INCENTIVE)
The Los Angeles nmes is seeking briaht, capable
inilividuals who are looking for full·time employment
with an established. yet exp1Ddin1 organization. SaJes (lS.Jf::-~week) and Distribution staff will work at our Orange County ..-Consumer Marketing Regional office .
EARN $400 to UGO per week (Sala + Commks'on The Sales Account Representative will work to achieve saJes
'----~.---.-iiiiiiiii.._....,..,.iiiiiiiii .. -.-"----------tllgoals within an assigned geographic area. The individual
The Sales Development Representatives sell Times Oranae '11 · · I b d l · County subscnptions to prospects at high profile venues wi maximize sa es Y eve oping strong partnerships with
such as'. college campuses, f1irs, utubu, $hows and sclcctc existing accounts, establishing new outlets and adjusting
rewl outlets Also, "1e RcpresenbUtve will secure access to distribufion volumes. The Representative must act as an
gated buildings. ambnssador for the company by always maintaining
appropriate appearance and demeanor. TH.1! SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL BE:
•Independent and reliable
•Flexible with their schedule
• Professional in appearance
•A .. go getter., and "self-starter"
• Must have reliable transportation
• Bilingual (Spanish or Vietnamese) a plus
The Los Angeles Times offers a competitive
compensation and benefits upon qualification.
Qualified candidates may apply in person, by mail, or
by fax at:
The Times Orange County
Consumer Marketing Sales
1375 SunOower Ave
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE:
• 2-4 years of saJes, marketing or related experience required
• Strong problem solving, decision making, organizational
and planning skills
• Excellent verbal and written communication skill s
•Ability to work a flexible schedule including Saturday &
·Sunday ·
•PC skill s required
The Los Angeles Times offers a competitive compensation
apd benefits package. Qualified candidates should send a
resume with salary his~ory to:
Phone (714) 966-4591 The Times Orange County
You may also Jax to (714) 9t)6.4590 or send via the Internet to Employment Office
alex.mora@Latimes.com 1375 Sunflower Ave
Contact: Alex Mora Costa Mesa, CA 92626
.. Eq_u_a_I 0..-ppo.._rt_u_n_,ity--.ETm'""p-lo~y~er=-~=:-:--~~~~'."'!"1 .. ~r"I You may also fax to (714) 966-775 1 or send via the Internet
Anenclal R~lltY BROKERS SERIES~ ,.._.._._ lO jobs@fatimes.com
He SIOOI( ~ per year Also hoMg nr.-va.-wL1Y....,.-wa
avv phones, data entry. ~1 Broll81s WtA 11ui. salary SETIERS protlan•e. xlntcomtOOf\ICl.llon DOE Alcherd 714·f>l).1850 skllts a must PT/FT oonttllCI FT/Fl' dny and
Joe 714 513·1850~ • CNA, Rtaldent Aulllant. ~shifts
Senior ISSISled kvlng 812 o20 ~ Growing Office Support
Co ~knl PIT Typlsta who arf: la)! and OllJllNed 75\lwprri
tAS·WORD exp , llexlbta
hourr. Fu Resume & i;atary
requtrad 10 949-673-2428
Newport Beacll. wll tram • .,,
Call Gamen 949-642·5861 Per Hour
Part time T°'1troducers
Driver Wanted · 11.-a1t11. ~ i...w..a
Equal Opportunity Employer
•Managallr-.emaliunll•
Trawl ~xcltement Fun
$9.22 per hour plus :~~ ...
mileage. • LoQs wrm .-m....,,...,.,.,
Eel. In 1969 In
COt'iln Me . ..a
80 Cuttomer Sales ~'rOPENINGS'(r
$12 Per Hr Appt
, College Internships avail.
Fun, upbeat environment
No experience nee. wni
l{aln. Flexible hours
conditions apply.
714·549-9599
Unique career
OflllOll\Mlity 'Nllh rapdy
axpandng lnl'I Company ~K • a month po1antial
Large Boat
Dealership
Wini$ YOU.If you hive
e•p In tile areas ot Rig gng nstall, mamt and
d01a11ng on bOth small
lar99 boati; apply tn con l1<1enee We otter a great
plac.e 10 WOtk. com
1*1$&llon based on exp 401K med. & beoef
Cd 949 645-3880
or lu reaume to
949-645-8015
Ma111tenanct
•Carpen1tf't
•Electrlclana
•Malnl Mechanic•
•LabOl'trt
Must hive awn tool•,
min s yre upelence,
or cell 714-956-1030.
Needed Mon thru Sun
2:45am to 5:45pm, Addl-
tlonal woo m1y bt 1vall-
able.
Musi have truck or Van,
liability insurance with
proof or p1yment1, drlv·
era license, aoclal
security card, and clean
O.M.V. print out •
Accepting appllcallons
Mon to thru Fri from
8:00am to 4:00pm.
Please bring all required
Information.
Times Orenge County
Attn: Pam Beckln~h1m
2901 Garry Ave.
Senta Ana,. Ca 92704
714-549-8548
8()().933-4080
and llJ"OWina
('.all ror api){.
l.aas.813-4744 I
0Ma e 3 to $5000 wttklf and get FREE Vac1tlon• In
T11vel lnduetryl Not MLMI
Call for more Info:
1.eoG-352-3?81 • 9301
UidlCll Front OlflCi, Flt,
Family PractJce, NB Exp w 1
phones alto PIT INSURANCE
81LLER knoWledge ol CPT/ ICO approx 20hts/Wk Great
wo1 .. lng condtllon5 Fu
l'HUl'M IO (949)721-1780.
~ Statlonere M9ks FT
Cuetomer ave penonnel.
Will t11ln, Beneflta. Cell f<K
~ 949-963-1200 x245
O WN A COMPUTER?
Put ~ 10 worll• Earn up 10 SJOK extr.a per year PfT Log on 10
~itlbn.com
Acce11 Code Ft213
ZUSfS fHHHUU.U: :S ISS ~ e g Telemarketer g
c Our IOp sales person e e made S2300 last •
: weeil Legotmata 1st g
3 ra1e ~any his 2 9 -a openings 1 ctoser ft a and 1 opener Hlgest 1t
~ commlSSlons 1n lhe C tr induslry, Al lllbound ft g leads 80 to 90". ol g
9 OUt dlefllt buy for e
ft ov11 3 yrs Thil 15 lhe e
e be$t opponlJOlly 1or e g lhe ~oned. sldlled : s and ~ly focused s
9 lndTvtdual c s 310-Sf>l-4714 • n • llZUUSDCDCSDSDZI
Wil 1re.n
Call 562·80J.ll04a
ROGER'S GARDENS
has immediate FIT opeoog
in our Indoor plant and gtlt
depanmenl Previous planl
knowledge and utt5 tit· penance requuec:t Please lax
YOOf 1esume IO 94CJl640. 7528
Attn Shely Of aj)j)ly "' ~ at 2301 San Joeq\lll ltlls
Road. Colona del Mar
SALE PERSON Up1calt Chlldrtn• clothing end 1hoe
ttOfe. FT/PT sale• HIOC. Shoe exper., helpful. Uttlt
P9ople & Me. 14M4S·1355
Elder Cwe ~ In my CM home tor 9rendmothtf. T11et
afternoon• 1·5. S10hr,
e•M4W456
CYNTIAA11 RAUMAAK
Aulstant Manager. Evtt ' wtltndl. Apply In person. CM K·Mart Pim MM48-ts57
***SALES*** Now you can seU the
exc~ement and quaJoly of Amerea's 11 home satel-
1111 "fSlem DIRECTV
Make lots or money,
showing people theY don't
need 1lli high price of
their cable compeny triy
lotlg9r We are loolung lor
h91 eneigy OUl$ide sale&
COl\SUIUlllS F~ and PIT ~ avlllable ., lhe
Otllfl9" COl#\ty area. No
$.Jlea e•p&11eoce nee
DIRECTV Ytrtualfy !Sells
tlStll Cal OBS Direct
(949)8!)S.8431 Ask for
Barry EOE
SECRETARY PT, 10 to 201111
per week. S9 to S13 per hour.
for law office In HB.
714442.0553
REAL ESTATE IS A GREAT
CAREER! ERA Rallelty & Lloyd In tiuntinglon BMCh
needs your ~ NOW! We Wiii
pay for your license trlll1lng
COUIM Ind trail you to be IUC·
ceSill.ll! ~5391ext.119
Recepdon't PIT '°' FiinH• Club In Newpon B11ch
Mornings and Weekends
Call 9'M42.:J215
HOME, .HEAL TH AND .-......
222 ACOUSTICAL
CEILINGS
CEILING DESIGN
ACOUSTIC REMOVAL
KNOCKDOWN TEXTURE
AP"1.IEO 71H1o.3315
224 ADOITIONS
/REMODELING
FARTHING IHTERIORS
l(flChflrVBattv'Ramodel
ioom Additions .. VtS&'MC
~~'°875 949-645-9325
REBUILD OR REMODEL
1-'omee °' Olliees • ,,Jll y CongU1JC1lon
• Ro~Pnced
• c al Company •636318
• Sttphemon & Associares
Call M9-64 .. 5465
f 1to CARPENTRY r
• A TO Z HANDYMAN .._., R!llace Cllblnels J•cnen. BBl1l, Ooofs, Wri· Dt..,s Doug 714·54&-7258 !!._:=I
.R•groutlttg and lnetallatlon. • [H701SO Deen of Tile.
9-673.f065 7t 4-84U521
WHAT
HAPPENS IF
:roUDON7
• ~OVERT/SE?
NOTHING!
Call the
' , Claeelflede '
I 642-1878
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"My dear friend.'' reph~ Poirot.
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using those little gray cells and trust-
ina J*1.nef. As you know, I have the
~atest failh in your ability and there was also the auction to guide me.
"Fil'lt. you had made a weak jump
overcall of two hearts, go you could
not have siA hearts headed by the ace-k.ing and an outside ace to boot. To
conlinn this, after winning the first
two heart tricks, your continuation of
a third round of hearts denied holding
the ace or diamoods -you would
have cashed that card before playing
I third heart if you held ii.
"My club boldin1 made it unlikely
that we had a.Irick coming in that
suit, so if we we~ to defeat the. con-
tnct we needed two trump cricks. To get them you would have to hold a
auarded 9ucen of spades. Left to his
own devices, declarer would surely
have &aekled spades by leadinf low to
the kina -running the Jack is
unlikely to succeed if trumps are 3-1.
"Once I tUld all the facts, the solu-
tion was obvious. I ruffed the third
heart with the ace of trumps! Voita,
your queen became the setuna Irick."
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