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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-04-22 - Orange Coast Pilot( .. SPORTS Danny Pulido earns All-Star football bid BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT Steve Fink and his son read the Haggadah narrative as they cele- brate with family and friends Monday evening during ~der. JJbby Cowan honore'd by h uman rela tions council COSTA MESA-Qty Council- woman Ubby Cowan was among ~o Orange County individuals 'who we.re honored Sund~y at the 26th annual Orange County Human Relatioos awards banquet. About 350 people attended the event at the Neighborhood Com· Jnunlty Cents in eo.ta Mesa. •1t'I a real bODOr and I am sur- priled becaUl8 tt pull me into a category with many J>eOPle who do so much more for hunian rela· timl 1n Orange County,• Cowan Mid Monday. Cowan W8I illlcted in Decem· ber u the ftnt ~lesbian Ctty CounctJWomaD •orange County. She WU A fQrmer CO-chair· woman on tb8 11ec:tt_. Com· • • . blan community. mittee of Orange Coun-· ty, a panel established to promote the rights of· gays and lesbians ln all aspects of lite. Cowan has become a re s p ecte d leader of the gay and les-· Cowan served. u a MO"etaly and later a ~ member for about teVen yeen on the Orange County Human RelaUona Coun- cil. .. • .. • • • I • • THE VER.DICT D~luing into the stormy llfe of-Black Bart' t'Aut 1 PASSING ON NEW TRADITIO.NS Jews all over the world began celebrating Passover Monday • By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot which began Monday at sundown -and they also will think about the meaning. From sipping traditional matzo , "It seems weird for a ·child that ball soup to chewing kosher bub-this is what you have to do," Fmk ble gum and munching chocolate said. "If there's no meaning behind chip cookies, Marian Fink has cele-it, it doesn't make sense." brated Passover in various ways. Of course, with new products Fink could not touch any bread such as matzo cereal, brownies and product in her Chicago childhood candy, eating the traditional "bread home during the Passover holiday, of affliction" isn't as difficult for her strictly abiding by kosher laws. 5-and 7-year-old children. While she and her husband, "When I was a kid, we had jelly Steve, and their two Children don't and fruit-flavored things -how keep a kosher kitchen in their they have chocolate-covered suck- Newport Coast home, the family ers (for Passover)," she said. will attempt to stay away from This year, the Finks began the bread products during Passover -Passover holiday with a 14-person l • Seder -a traditional dinrier that over" the Jews.' homes during the · recounts the exodus of the Jews plague of the slaying of the first from Egyptian slavery -and will born because they marked their continue for eight days as · they houses with lamb's blood. accord- refrain from eating grains or bread ing to scripture. · J products. It was that final plague that The diet of matzo -unleavened convinced the pharaoh to let bread -is to honor those who. did Moses' people go even though he not have time to let their bread rise later changed his mind and sent as they were fleeing Egypt. Egyptian soldiers after the Jews. The story of Passover comes Those Egyptians drowned when from the Book of Exodus, which Moses parted and then re-closed recounts 10 plagues that God the Red Sea, the scripture states. inflicted on the Egyptians when During the Seder, the story is the Pharaoh refused to honor recounted by reading the Hag- Moses' request to tree the gadah narrative and eating food enslaved Jews. • The Angel of Death "passed •SEE SEDER PAGE 5 City poised to· give -pJIShC~ final shove •Operators inake plea for businesses to be spared, saying they rely on income. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot ~ COSTA MESA -City Council members were prepared Monday night to finalize.. a proposed pushcart ban in residential areas, while liste ning to pleas not to from operators who say the carts are their only source of income. The non-motorized vendors will be per- mitted, however, in commercial areas of the city upon permis- sion of the property owner. Luis Pineda was among five pushcart operators who were on hand Monday night to oppose the council's action. Pine- da has been selling ice 11 People are entiUed to an income. These people are not on welfare... 11 -TIM PERUCK • cream from a pushcart in Costa Mesa for five years. The father of two says he uses money from the operation for his day-to-day existence. ·1 have to work to cover all the bills and food.~ Pineda said in broken English. Pineda said he would like the city to hmit the number of operators who receive licenses instead of banning them outright. Additionally, Pineda and other pushcart vendors have circulated a peti- tion and collected 200 signatures from Shalimar area residents in opposition to the ban. City Council members in favor of the ordi- nance contend pushcart operators pose a health risk to residents, they disturb reSidents with their bells and other noise devices and can be a traffic hazard. Pushcarts were previously banned in Newport Beach. And about half a dozen residents spoke Mon- day in favor of the ban and stricter requlati~ns. Councilwoman Ubby Cowan has been the sole . member of the council who doesn't support kick- ing out the vendors. Cowan said the city has not proven a health risk. She said if it is a noise issue then the city should ban operators from using audible devices to attract customers, not ban them completely. Cowan also believes the law untairly tugets the largely Latino operators who earn a living selling ice cream and other foods on sidewalks. •SEE VENDORS PAGE 5 ' r-------------------~--~-----~----~-----------~~~~---------~------~-------, I . I t t •• J I I t I I I I I I I \ I> t \ \\ I \ I 11 I H ~ I' (I H I ' Newport leech's 17-yellN)ld ....... Bnftl"llMID .... COG• qaere41 an ot a.. worhb aftllMle '° ........ , .. .,. .-. leWlllallle..-of I s's 0.M....._ .. .. ~ ...... ,.... aiiilft ..... -ai&lllR 1 I WMlilllll ... ._, .... .. .. ...ML,...4.. • TUESDAY, APRIL 22. 1997 • ) - . ~ .. ' around town TODAY INTO THE FUTURE • Orange Coast College offers a four-day series of lectures and workshops on what the future h°l>lds for the residents of Orange County called •Future-Shock Week.• The topics for today include gangs and youth culture, global warming, futuristic ice cafving, changing families, an electric car display and a perfor- ma:nce by a jazz/sJca band. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, call 432-5 025. College's Norman E. Watson Llbra.ry at 7:30 p.m. at the New- port Beach residence of retired OCC president and Coast Com- munity College District chancel- lor, Norman E. WatSon. Admis- sion is $5 for nonmembers. For reservations, call 432-5087. Harbor BoUlevard businesses evacuated in chemical scare ' CHILD CUSTODY The law offices of Lisa A. Cian- cio offers a free seminar on MWhat You Need to Know About Child Custody and Support" at 6:30 p .m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reserva- tions are required at 574-0866. UFO TALK Mutual UFO Network of Orange County presents a cock· tail reception honoring celebrity author, lecturer and UFO expert Stanton Friedman from 5 to 8 p.m . at The Ritz Restaurant, Vintage Room, 880 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Cost is $20. To RSVP, call 520-4836. FINANOAL PLANNING Merrill Lynch offers a free financial ·planning seminar at 11 :45 a.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel. 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Be~ch. For reservations. call 517-0183. BUS TRIP The Costa Mesa Republican Women Federated will be taking a bus trip to the Reagan Library and Museum in Simi Valley, meeting at 8 a .m. at the Costa Mesa Goll Club, 1701 Goll Course Drive. A luncheon )\'ill take place at the Elephant Grill. Cost is $25 and guests are invited. For more information, call 557 · 6545. ·.· WEDNESDAY INTO THE FUTURE Orange Coast College offers a four-day series of lectures and workshops on what the future · holds for the residents of Orange County called "Future-Shock Week.• -The topics for today include power of the arts, the United Nations, fashion and pop- ular culture, welfare, disease and a public astronomy viewing. Admission is free. For more infor- mation on the schedule of events, call 432-5025. ENVIRONMENTAL TALK The Environmental Coordinat- ing Council presents a lecture series called "Song of the Sea, the Ocean Around Us" from 7 to 9:30 p .m. every Wednesday in April at Corona del Mar High School's auditorium, 2101 Eastbluff Drive. Today's topic is "Mr. Sandman ... , • a discussion on sand move- ment, urban runoff and other impacts oo the marine environ- ment. Cost is $5 per lecture. To register, call 548-1438. FLYING SAUCERS The Mutual UFO Network of Orange County presents an illus- trated lecture' c~ed "Flying Saucers are Real" with Nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman at 7:30 p.m. at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Cost is $15. For more information, call 520-4836. CRIBBAGE The Newport Beach Parks and Recreation Cribbage Club will meet at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. All levels are we lcome and lessons are avail- able .. For more information, call 631-3371. EXAM PREPARATION . • Employee rushed to hospital after collapsing; firefighters wisure what caused chemical stench. By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot ~ COSTA MESA -Five businesses in a Harbot Boulevard shopping plaza were evac- uated for nearly three hours Monday after- noon after a powerful chemical stench caused a woman to collapse in a check-cashing shop, authorities said. Just after 2 p.m., firefighters arrived at nanspadfic Check Cashing in the 2200 block-.-to find an employee, 29- year-old Griselda Quiroz of Tustin, complaining of headaches and nausea from a . strange odor, authorities said. Quiroz was locked behind a cubicle of thick bulletproof glass and was reluc- ·we~ yellllig ot Iler ... 'You need to leave/'• tant to come ·outside even as firefighters pleaded with her to do so, said Costa Mesa firefighter and paramedic Gregg Steward. She apparently didn't want to leave the money behind, be said "We were yelling at her through the · (glass); telling her 'You need to leaver You need to leaver•• Steward said. The woman finally collapsed behind the counter and rescue workers forcibly entered the cubicle and helped her outside, where she appeared to recover, Steward said. Quiroz was rushed to Hoag Hospital for treatment, where she was listed in stable con- dition late Monday. Authorities also evacuated nearby South- wood Liquor, Mourey Cleaners, No. 1 Top Nails, and Payless Shoe Source, where an employee complained of a "scratchy throat• but did not request medical treatment. Hazardous materials crews from both Newport Beach and Huntington Beach donned moon-suits and searched the shops for the source of the stench, but could not locate it. ... ANOENT GREECE ·women of Ancient Greece" is the title of the final slide lecture by the Friends of Orange Coast Orange Coast College offers a free exam preparation workshop designed to make test-ta.king eas- ier from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Re- Entry Center. For more informa- tion, call 432-5162. BRIAN P08UOA/ OM V Pl.OT A member of the hazardous waste unit investigates a chemical smell that sent one person to the hospital Monday at the ahopplng center at 2200 Harbor Blvd. The site was opened again around 5:15 p.m., said Costa Mesa Fire Department Batal- Uon Chief Keith Fujimoto. He said the stench may have come from chemicals from the nail store or from the cleaner's, or from a combi- nation of both. • D ('Pilot 8EAIU85 HQTUME Mesa. CA 92626. Copyright: No Wi&"AT ••• .. 642-6086 news stories. illustratlons. edito- Record your comments abol.lt rial matter Of advertisements t~ Daily Pilot or news tips. herein can be rel)(oduced with· TEMPERATURES two feet. arid a four If you get to the out written permission of copy-COSTA MESA Newport Beach foot swell will come local beaches before • ~ 111.nd CJrde: A purse and 100 compact discs worth VPL 91, NO. 85 ADP8ESS . right owner. 79159 from the west. woric this morning, $1,200 were stolen from an unlocked car In the 1600 block. Our address is 330 W. Bay St.. HQW JO BEACH US Newpol\ Coast Expect dense, patchy you've got a good • lted Hiii Avenue: A $700 computer and $400 ~ne were Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. 75153 morning fog. shot at fairly decent stolen from a business at :J:rate times In the 2900 block. ntOMAS H. JOHNSON. Omil•tion Balboa · Publishtt C()RRECDQNS The limes Orange County 79159 TIDES conditions. Monday There was no sign of fore entry. W1WAM L080£U. It is the Pilot's policy to prompt· (800) 252-9141 Costa Mesa TODAY morning's .chop •Town Cent.r Drive: A $1,350 laser printer was stolen from Editor ly cOfTect all errors of substance. Advet1islng 82159 Fimlow should be displaced the reception area of a business In tt)e 600 blod<. There was no STEVE MARBLE. Pie~ call 574-4233. Classified 642·5678 Corona del Mar 3:52 a.m. -0.1 witb a clean surface. sign of forced entry. Managing Editor rn Oisp:!(. 642-4321 78159 Flmhigh The blend of waves • °'-*• PIMe: A $50 day planner and four keys were stolen Edit al 10:00 a.m. 4.1 . from the south and from a convertible in t~ 2400 block. the convertible top had IRIS YOkOI, The Newport BeacM:osta Mesa News 540-1224 City Editor Dallri Pilot (USPS-144-800) Is Spora 642-4330 SURF FORECAST Seconcf low west-northwest wind been cut open. TONY DOOERO, pub lshed Monday through Sat-News. Spora Fax 646-4170 LOCATION SIZE 3:35 p.m. 1.0 and ground swells NEWP0«1' llAOt Nell\/\ Editor urday. In Newport Beach and E-Mai~ot20earthllnk.net Wedge 1·3 WSW Second high will probably gener· • Newcrport ~llf'd: Several artides of doth Ing, personal Costa Mesa. subscriptions are Main Newport 1-3 WSW 9:45 p.m. 5.2 ROGER CARLSON. only available by subscribing to Business Office 642-4321 Blad<ies 1·3 WSW WEDNESOAY ate sets in the knee items and computers worth approximately $20,000 were stolen Sports Editor The limes Orange County (800) Business Fax 631·5902 River Jetty 1·3 wsw First low to chest·hlgh range. from the trunk of a rental car In the 2400 block. A lock was MAACMAJmN. 252-9141 . In areas outside of CdM 1-3 WSW 4:27 a.m. -0,2 Look tor more wind punched out. Photo Editor Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, First high swell from the • Yecht Gnytlng: $1,800 cash, $1,000 worth of old silver dol· LYNN fSOLA. P\lblished by subscriptions to the Daily Pilot Callfomla Community News, lllf'lll BOATING 10:38 a.m. 3.9 northwest on lars and several artlc.les of jewelry valued at $6,350 were stolen Display Advertising only are available by mail for a Tlmes Mirror Company. W Momin~ winds will Second low Wednesday. Merging from a flling' cabinet Inside• residence In the 2100 blodt. There JUOY OETTING, S 10 per month. Second das.s be variab eat 10 4:02 p.m. 1.3 .was no s~ of forced entry. · postage paid at Costa Mesa, CA. with the west -north· Olsslfied Advertising knots. Then, during Second high •Moor. Cowt: A $1,000 watch was stolen from a bath- LANA JOHNSOM, (Prices Include all appHc.able ~ S. IOlln, Prftldent .net CEO the afternoon, they'll 10:12 p.m. 5.3 west energy may room at a residence. There was no sign of forced entry. Promotlons state and local taxes.) POSTMAS-J\ldlth .. KancW. come from the west well Improve overall • Main Street: lWo fishing poles worth $700 were stolen from PMMOOSHAH, TER: Send address changes to Vtee f't9sident. Genef'al ~ at 15 knots. Wind WATER size and shape. How--a boat deck while the victim was sleeping insJde the boat in the The Newport BNchl'Costa Mesa Kim Glffftttl. OlrectOf of OperWons Chlef Financial Offteer Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa 01"7 CAiif. CN. M rights ,_._. waves Wiii build to 'YJWEltAlURE: 62 ever, that's Iffy. 400blod<. WE HAVE IT ALL SPINNING •PERSONAL TRAINING •AEROBICS • TANNING .... ...., . ...,_ . -~-• ~ ·-"" ~-·-.... _ .. _---_._...._ . --~ -..-~ ·-.....,,-_. -.... __ Newport Be.ch/Cosca Mesa Daily Piloc .. TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1997 • · ~Black Bart'· Jived., cind ~ed,. very colorfully Veteran newsman Bill Billiter mourned· • W illiam Bartholmae deserves at least a footnote in any history of Newport Beach. Black Bart, as he was SOJ'lle- times called, was a wealthy yachtsman. He was also quite newsworthy. I suppose he was most newsworthy when the sis- ter of his then wife killed him with a butcher knife.' I'm sorry that I don't have the lurid details of Bart's passing from this earth- ly coil. I was on the court of appeal at the time. The court of appeal was located in San Bernardino. So during my tour o! duty on that court I really didn't have my hand on the pulse of the com- munity. Nevertheless, I can imagine the details of Bart's rather gruesome passing must have been a matter of some community interest. I don't know what happened with the lady with the knife, but I do know what happened to Bart. However, the event in Bart's life that is best remembered - in yachting circles at least - was his behavior during the ' chubasco of Sept. 20, 1939. This hurricane-like storm ......._ roared out of the Gulf of Califor- nia on that day without any warning. It generated 30-foot waves and created havoc along the Southern California coast; line. Coming in from the south, it made the channel mouth of Newport Harbor particularly dangerous. Huge waves ran through that channel mouth ~ the way to the site of the pre- sent Coast Guard station. Bart was at sea on bis 140- foot yacht, the Paragon, with a party of 16. When the stQrm hit Phone calls and letters written on your behalf. Documents reviewed for free. Retain an attorney for 1he entire year for only $90. U!Uted lepl Pro"41tn 1888 488 l.AW No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper FITS IN... Daily Pilot ... ""' ... Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT Has gone ftshlngl Por fish tacos our meals are still a trip to Mexico -as well as the coast of BaJa. It's a trip worth taking. The 'n'•dltlon Continues Since 1972 Beautiful Hair! robe rt gardner his skipper, one of the best on the coast, was told by Bart to take the Paragon into the har- bor. The skipper said, no way. He said that the yacht could ride out the storm quite nicely, but it wouldn't make it through the channel mouth. Whereupon, Bart took the helm himself and tried to get into the harbor. I guess he thought he coUld ride in on one of those waves like a surfer. It didn't quite work out that way. A huge wave lifted the stem of the yacht and smashed the bow into the jetty. All the passengers were saved. Not the boat. My only encounter with Bart, brief though it was, happened when I was city judge. His then wife, not the one with the knife- wielding sister, had him arrested for beating up on her. By the time the case came to my court, money had prevailed over bruis- es, and she dismissed the case. However, I did have Si ring- side seat for one of Bart's real peculiarities: his overzealous, almost psychopathic preoccupa- tion with cleanliness. 20% OFF. STARTUP FEES UP. 4/Je/97 Pwm•Cut Wuw•Cut .... Cat $50 $50 $15 Reg. $75 -.. Reg. S85 Rec, $20 • At one time he lived at 118 S. Bayfront, Balboa Island. At that time, my sister lived next door. Bart's house was, and is, a two- story stnlcture with some kind of white composition siding. I would watch with awe as Bart had his Asian houseman scrub the outside of that house with a long-handled brush every day. Incredible but true. The most fun was watching Bart bring in bis yacht every Sunday afternoon and moor at the pier in front of bis house. After an afternoon bouncing around in the Catalina channel, bis guests probably thought they could go home. No way. Bart kept them aboard scrub- bing the boat until it was spot- less. I noticed that he didn't have too many repeat guests. Bart was an oilman. It was said that one could eat off the platform of any of bis rigs. I can believe it.· I guess it's 9 good thing that Bart put the Paragon on the rocks the day of the chubasco. U he hadn't, his 16 passengers would probably still be cleaning a boat of that size. • ROBERT GARDNER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs on Tuesdays. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Bill Billiter, a reporter who workE:d for the Los Angeles Tunes Orange County edition for .nearly 2Q years, died Saturday after an early-morning accident on the Costa Mesa Free- way. He was 62. For those who knew him, Mr. Billiter was more than the distin- guished journalist whose work earned him the Orange County Press Cub's Sky Dunlap Award in 1994. He was also a consummate ge.ntleman, a dedicated family man and a father figi.ire to younger reporters who recall his wisolicited words of encouragement. *We're just all of us in shock around here,• said Times colum- nist Jerry Hic'ks from the papers Costa Mesa offices. ·There just isn't anyone I've ever worked with who was so absolutely beloved.• . A Kentucky native, Mr. Billiter joined the Times as a reporter in 1978 and served a stint as the city editor of the Orange County Edi· lion before a return to reporting. He worked as a community corre- spondent even after his retirement in 1994. By general accoun~. the Hunt- ington Beach resident combined qualities rare in his profession. He was hard-nosed enough to get the story and hwnble enough not to gloat about it. "He could beat your brains out on a story but could always find a way to compliment you on yours," said Robert Barker, a Huntington Beach Independent reporter who once competed with Mr. Billiter on that city's beat. •J<ind words from ~t;,~IJ!fL • • 0 _3-r N/ ~~ Menu ~-1 ....,..._., 5 Course Meal tc Antipasti • p • lnsalate • Main Course • Dessert Wednesday, April 23rd at 7:30 p.m. Im """""''In Town. HomHfadt Dally S55 PER PERSON l="Ctl l>F~ TAX 645-8560 1576 NEWPORT BlVD. COSTA MESA (BETWEEN 16TH & INDUSTRIAL. WAY) Join Us For , Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch • Catering Available ~,_'iiil[_ For Reservations and Directions CJll 723-0621 251 Shi~ Way • Newport &ach ENROllNOWI tor s11aun1 Lessons Jori ...... 1011 .......................... E:<pil'\'$ 6130197 , Bill Billiter Bill seemed to mean more than from anyone else. He missed very few oppor- tunities to give encour- agement to competing reporters, especi ally the young." Mr. Billiter, an avid jogger with a heart ailment, died Saturday morning . after competing in a 5- kilometer race hosted by UCI. Around 9' a.m., ·returning from the race, his 1987 Dodge Aries collided with two other vehicles about 1,500 feet nortli of McFadden Boulevard on the northbound Costa Mesa Freeway, a California Highway Patrol spokesman said. Mr. Billiter was rushed to West- ern Medical Center in ·Santa Ana, where be. was pronounced dead at 10:05 a.m., said CHP Investigator Keith Thornhill. Thornhill said the drivers of the other vehicles weren't hurt, and the cause of tbe accident is under investigation. · An autopsy Monday was incon- clusive and microscopic analysis probably won't yield an official cause of death for more than a month, said Orange County Deputy Coroner Brian Mitchell. He Factory speculated there might have been a minute maUunction of the heart.• Mr. Billiter, who gr0duated, from the University of Kentucky in 1956, Y{O.rJced for the New Orleans llmes-Ptcayune before coming to the Tunes. He also· serv~ tpree years as press secretary for Lowsiana CongressmAD F. Edward Hebert. Maureen Bllllter, who was mar- ried to him for 34 years, said doc- tors encouraged him to run after he suffered a heart attack in 1993. uHe dearly loved to run, and he ran well, and he has many trophies to prove he ran well," she said, not- ing he competed in both the Los Angeles and Long Beach marathons. "It was supposed to be something that apparently helped (his heart). I'm very prejudiced, but I think he was the finest man who ever was." . In addition to his widow, tvlr Bil- liter is survived by two daughters, Mary and Suzanne; two sons, Stephen and Patrick; and six grandchildren. Memorial services will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at Strick.lin- Snively Family Mortuary at 5001 Lakewood Boulevard in Lake- wood. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Friday at Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church at 20444 Magnolia Avenue in Huntington Beach. BRAND NEW-COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa l'tesa One 61ock Soutb of 405 l"wy 545-7168 ~ RIVERBOAT ~ -~~0--===R=E =s T=A ~u R=A=N=T ===-0 .:liJ For .Dinner LUNCH BR UNC H BA NQUETS Ample Free Parhnlt Ac Newport Beach Nautical Museum 151 E COA~T.HW'Y (AT BAL~ llA) BRllX.JEJ il4 673 34l5 for Secretaries Day Specj:!~l,~~~gt:!~~ifts Custom Flor.ib -·-Gift~ & Antique~ -·-Speciality furniture Mon-Fri 10-6 • at 10-5 369 E. 17th St., #13 •Costa Mesa• 646-6745 (Nut to Plum"s CaJt) ' ' 1, •• EYE-OPENER Newport-Mesa District sendingjust , one player to all-star football game. QUOTE OF THE DAY ,. '"1Mn ~no dPle for dadng -nt4flbe lal6 when rm 27 ... • -17-YBAR-OW THNNJS STAR BRANDIS BRAVBRMAN ... • CJ TUESDAY. FOOTBALL Pulido named to South , All-Stars • Newport Harbor's record-setting receiver will help Rebels try to end four-game losing streak, July 11 at Orange Coast. By Bilrry Faulkner, Daily Pilot Newport Harbor High senior Danny Pulido, the Newport-Mesa District Most Valuable Player last fall, will represent the South in the, 38th ectition of the Orange County All-Star Football Game, scheduled July 11 at Orange Coast College. Pulido, a 6-foot-5, 220-pound senior, is among 36 players cho- sen by Orange County sports- \Yriters to meet the top seniors from the North in the annual tal- ent showcase. Bound for the University of Oregon, where he will convert from wide receiver to tight end, Pulido figures to provide a sizable target to South quarterbacks Nick Stremick (Mater Dei) and Chris Ha~._ ward (San Clemente). Pulido, a three-ye ar starter who owns the • Sailors' career reception s record with 140 catches, Danny Pulido hauled in 68 passes for 1,019 yards last fall and scored 11 touch- downs. An All-CIF Southern Section Division V selecbon, he caught at least one pass Ul his final 31 games at Harbor and, along with his starting role at outside line- backer, helped Coach Jeff Brink- ley's Tars reach the CIF Division V title game, falling to Santa Margarita 38-0. Pulido was also a part of New- port's unbeaten CIF champi- onship team dS a sophomore. A three-sport letterman, he also was a member of the South .in Saturday's Orange County All- Star Basketball Game and is among the leading hitters on the Sailors' baseball team. Santa Margarita Coach Jim Hartigan will lead the South agamst a North team coached by Loara's John De Fnes. The South will attempt to end a four-game North winrung streak. Proceeds from the game, run by the Brea Lions Club. will ben- eht several charibes, mcluding the Orange County Youth Foun- dation and the Pediatric and Ado- lescent Diabetes Research and Education Foundation. Other notables for the South include Santa Margarita seniors Billy Newman and Damian Min- na, the Division V offensive and defensive players of the year, resp ectively. Division Vlll Player of the Year Scott Nemeth of Aliso Niguel, is slated to share time with New- man in Hartigan's one-back offensive scheme. Veteran Sea View League standouts Murie Sango (El Toro) and Jake Savona (Irvine) will join Pulido in the receiving corps. The complete South roster: ~ • Nick Stremlclt (Mater Del) and Chris Hayward (San Oemen1e). RwWng bedls · Billy Newman (Sanu Margarita) and Scott Nemeth (Aliso Niguel). "9c:llfwn • Dinny Pulido (Newport Harbor), Murie S.ngo (El Toro), Jake Savona (Irvine), David Castleton (Ma1er ~) and Greg Ling (S.n Clemente). 'Tlaht ~ence Mariner (Foothill). offerllfve tine • Brian Hart (Fount.in Valley), Justln Speegle (Fountain Valley), Chad' Johnson (El :rc>ro), Vince Shlnnefleld (Mater Del), Gerry Oelln (Mission Viejo), Stan Bennett (S.nt1 Margarita) and )Im Vtffttt (Los Amigos). ICldler--Frankle Gonzalez s.ddlebKk). Ufl ••ad' .. -Charlie Llnd(~n (Capistrano Valley), Matt Steinau (El TOl'O), Ntdtrwv Medley (Fount.In Valley), Brandon Limbert (TUstln), Damian Minna (S#lta Mar~rlta) and Nlclt Gef-.lmou (Alho Nlguel). Deftec••• .... Dlvfd Stale (AlllO H9*). Mlk• Buddngh.tm ((diton), Mike Ketctwn (Edison), Shaun TllQlt.aUN (LOI Amlam). llriM' ~ (Mltlk>n Viejo) •W Gt9MOtl (Loi~ • ........ Mdla~ Tombreflo =:"~cs-nta~ ~ .,ue OegraF.rnmont Cf:t~ Oowdlr cs-. .... Scott N'lu ~llbuto . ' ' .. Newport Beach's Braverman, top-ranked girl in the nation, has virtually nothing left to conquer on the amateur level. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot M ost girls the age of Brandis Braverman are interested this time of year in the prom, a dress, maybe even a date. An.d no day is worse than waking up with a01e. But, like many of the top tennis players in the world before her and unlike the peers alongside her, Braverman has different concerns -among them, traveling abroad, fulfilling sponsor5' needs and living up to per No. 1 national ranking in the 18s division. To refer to Braverman as a junior is accurate only in technical terms to the United States Tennis Association,' became the 17-year-old Dover Shores -,,1 "" resident, who concluded independent studies thr~ months ago to earn a high school diploma, is perhaps a level away from cracking the top 100 on the women's professional tour. • • ----~ •• - - , I-...... -----.-• • • -~ ----=c2--~-:--,--,..,..-~"I'-.-~ -,-. -. . .•. . -. ~· . .... . • u tr • • ' ' ,, • ~ ··•·tt it.• ~-· .... .j .:..-... ·.:. ~ ..L. ..... -~ .. ~ -~;,. -----,• • --- -~ featuring Apartments, knocked off three professionals to advance to the quarterfinals at a USTA women's ... challenger in Woodlands, Texas, including upsetting Maria Jose Gaidano, the second seed who is ranked 127th on the Wf A Tour. "I had a chip on my shoulder," said Braverman, who had defeated some players entered at the Lipton on wild cards. "I wanted to prove a point." Braverman's tennis career began at the age of four, breaking windows in the house while playing in the backyard. Her two younger sisters, Natalie and Jillian, also play tennis. Braverman's three cats are named Ace, French and Wunbledon. "In my opinion, what I'm doing is normal -normal for me," said Braverman, who no longer has the worry of schoolwork and can focus her attention on tennis. Braverman, who will play at all four junior Grand Slams this year, could officially tum pro after returning from Europe, if her performance warrants it. She will leave May 14, beginning with the Italian Open, followed by the Astrid Bowl in Belgium and the French Open. "She's a hot star," Wiere said. Braverman, who finished high school 1112 years early, believes she's ready for another level jump, which she did last year. In the fall of 1995, the USTA wouldn't look twice at Braverman, she once said. Now, she's the darling of the organization. Braverman. a member of the U.S. national team, Would have been top-seeded at the prestigious Easter Bowl Junior Tennis Tournament, but till ear inf~ction and bronchitis caused her It is a different kind of lifestyle, no doubt, a solitary existence while trying to climb to the game's summit, which according to Braverman would be winning.the U.S. Open and seeaed in the same bracket as Lindsay Davenport, Martina Hingis and Mary Pierce. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Newport Beach's Brandis 'Braverman has her prlorit(es set in stone. to pull out. ' Braverman would like to earn other •It's really important for my other daughter, Natalie, who just turned 13, to be social and have a lot of friends,,. said her mother, Georgia. "But that's not the case with Brandis. She has one goal in mind, and she's very singular-minded. (Tennis) is what she feels is her destiny. She doesn't care about a prom or some high school dance. She's totally focused on her game." the brains of current and former pros, and believes she can learn from others' mistakes. rankings only come out at the end of each year. _ "If she wants to be a pro, she has to work like a pro, right?,. said her coach, Ross Case of Big Canyon Country Club, who often does house calls. wild cards this year, especially at . Manhattan Beach and San Diego, where victories would no doubt increase ' awareness. "You need certain breaks like that," she said. "If you win the.re, or at Lipton, those are huge points and you · can really make a name for yourseli. • Braverman said the boys can wait. "There's no time for dating -maybe later when I'm 27," she said. •All the guys will still be here. We're not going anywhere." "I've never beard or seen a relationship help somebody's tennis game,• she said. "There's no need for the responsibilities, the worries. I can only do tennis until I'm about 28. It's a ·very limited schedule. To go out and have fun, and date and party, I've got my whole life to do that. Heck, people here in Newport Beach are doing it in their 50s. • · Braverman will not play junior events in 1998. She already spends most of her time playing in pro .challengers, and does quite well. When Braverman wasn't selected for a wild card at the Lipton Championships, she was upset. Her impulse, however, put a smile on USTA officials as she took her frustrations out on her opponents. Six months ago, Braverman was ranked 512th in the world. then she played in the Newport Beach Challenger at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club, just four months after her family moved here. She has spoken with others. picked Braverman, who was "born mature" according to her mother, is in a unique position in 1997. She gets to enjoy top 'Qilling throughout, because USTA Braverman, whose regular hitting partner is Steve Wiere of Oakwood After knocking off three players to reach the quarterfinals at Houston, Bravennan's ranking went from between 400 and 410. Brandis Braverman doesn't play fair. T he assignment was simple: Return tennis balls. Brandis Braversman, the country's top-ranked girl in the 18s, whacked two-handed backhands and wicked forehands from the other side . Originally, I thought it would be fun to play a set against her. You know, sort of a Battle of the Sexes at Dover Shores, the USTA's best female prospect against yours truly, a grinder who believes he can handle anyone on the club circuit in the 3.Ss or 4.0s. . I figured grit alone would allow me to ht least handle Braverman once she cracked open a can of yellow balls and asked if I WjS ready. Sure I was, I said. · Braverman's outfit was made by Reebok, her racket by Prince, her sunglasses by Oakley. None of my garbs came from a pro shop, my racket has an oversized head, my sunglasses probably cost less than the tags on hers. There is a reason why players are sponsored by companies and why sportswriters sit on the sidelines. U any tennis playing-esteem existed before panting, I mean playing, against Braverman, it was gone after just a few returns. The so-called exhibition I had in mind wasn't going to happen. She was killing me in warmupsl How could I possibly keep up in a set? "Got enough shots yet?" l asked our photographer, as sweat dripped off my body in streams, a serious lack of oxygen ford.ng me to gasp as Braverman moved me from one side to the other. "No,,. I heard as a reply, "need you to hit to her forehand." Bravennan's backhand is as steady as a tugboat, as consistent as a clock, but her TENNIS richard dunn • winners come from her forehand, usually cross-courters. She revealed how devastatingly 1mposslble it is to return her forehand pass- ing shots as I crept to the net ... oh, yeah, like I was really going to show her something. 1\vice, as my head spun, I remember forehand blasts coming within inches of the line. Good, of course. When Braverman said she rarely gets wi,nners off her backhand, then promptly began crushing backhand winners down my throat, the white towel went up and our exhibition was. well, shortened. Breathing was then my most difficult task. · As I continued to hit to Braverman's forehand, I struggled to gain my composure ... my supposedly lightweight racket fee.ling like a ton of bricks, my jogging legs feeling like cement pillars. I was wishing our photog would hurry so I could catch my breath. I thought I was going to die. "That's what Brandy does to me all the time,,. her mother, Georgia, said as she watched from the side. . Though the exhibition was canceled because of sportswriter health concerns, I toured Bravennan's "shrine at the house (69 trophies were counted) and walked away convinced that one day Braverman would win the U.S. Open. Many of her awards were destroyed in the Northridge earthquake Jan. 17, 1994. Her family lived in the San Fernando Valley before moving to Newport Beach 10 months ago. Braverman is a pro with an amateur status, willing tp hustle and do what it takes to succeed. 1\vo weeks ago, as her family prepared to host a Whitaker-De La Hoya fight party, the USTA called at 11 a.m. on Friday, seeing if Braverman was available for a match the next day in Wichita, Kan. "She packed in five minutes and made her 1 p .m. flight to Dallas, then took a prop plane lo Wichita and arrived after midnight," her mother said. "She played the next day at · 2 p.m. and won her match.• That's why the USTA can't • wait to put Braverman on the regular pro circuit. America needs more good women. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ BOATING Nlwr°"' ~ YM:Mr Qua April 11-20 5MtMMI JOIJO . 1. Redline, Bob Marcus, ABYC. 13.0. JJS -1. Break.away. John O'Corinor, CBYC. 11 .00; 2. Incisor, Denny Dwire/John Plaf'der. Ventura YC. 11.00; 3. Fast L.-ne, Bob a Kathy Patterson, eve, 12.00. IJl.Da.70 -1. Orient Express, Peter Tong, LBYC. 14.00; 2. Grand Illusion, Ed McDowell, KHYC. 17.00; 3. Evolution, Brack Duker. eve. 20.00. -..... 24 -1. Big Monday, Joe =~~C. 12.00; 2. Bozooka Joe, Mark GollsoMVally Hollyday, A8Y(. 17 .00; 3. Monsoon, Bruce Ayres, NHYC. 29.00; 4. Trailblazer, Chris ColllmlMike Wooten, KHYC. 29.00: 5. Gold Rush. J.F. Albert/Jay Gollson, LIYC. 31 .00. ~-a. ' Sdtoc* It · 1. Wings. Dennis a Sh«ofl Cue, SOYC. 25.00, 2. ifl'oublemaker, Oldt SchmklflGwtn Gordon, eve, 31.00; 3. Water Mcxuslon, Judi Gonaclllraid Whee .. r, IYC. 35.00; 4. Mhc:hief, c:.otyrl .wdy. ICYC. 41.00; S. Power Pia); Tom ~tew Arkle, eve. 42.00. U.O lu YltlOfr O.U. ...... =···· Ullo 14 • 1. Gary 1homty. IYC; &.-. • 1. Anne tt.tton, UYC; ...... ....._ - 1. Mitt Gaudio, ICY(; seo. A • 1. Irie Alllonit, UVC; Sibot I • 1. Mlredhtl '°"'9r, UYC; ...._ C1 ·1. ~ LOufllt. NHYC; ..... a · 1. ~ Tomb11•1, ~ ...._ 0 • 1. C.-w Sc:hlmna. IYC; 2.. Wede luxton, IYC; J. 1.-dl Hllbft, UYC: C. lobbv Ge .... iget, Of'VC; S. ,._, ,..,.,,..,, NHYC. ' SOFTBALL -~~ ............ Orange Coast Calls. 3-t CYPRESS -Orange Coast Col- lege's softball team fell to 2-16, 5-20 Mondoy as Cypress (17-1, 57-3) won its 27th straight with a 3· 1 Orange Bmplre Conference victory on the winner's diamond. OCC't Molly Sinclair went 2·for-3. IA "I I I I .. . ' SEDER CONTINUED FROM 1 symbolizing both the bittemen of slavery and the sweetness of free.. dam. •we think about the larger i.sSUeS and rededicate ourselves to that ancient battle: that human beings have the right lo be free,· said Rabbi Mork Miller of Temple Bat Yohm in Newport Beach. Miller also said the holiday is connected with the next Jewish holiday, Shavuot, that celebrates Moses receiving the Ten Com- mandments at Mt. Sinai. •passover leads to Shavuot," he said. "We exchanged masters. We went from the human master, Pharaoh, lo the invisible master, God.· For Fink, the Seder is about passing on the meaning of the tra- ditions to the children present. On Monday, she hid the matz.o ' r~----------------·------------~---~-·---··-----·-~------~: : ON THI PASSOVER TAIU ! : ' ' : t I • : + n. fa#cnwing.,. foc>dl • Hird b ~ 999 -SllftlW to : : I fofittd Qn ,,. Aislowr.. b canmpl of a W'ldllng bind. t • : W .... .,.., of fhe.,,,,... ~ the ~ of a I : : bole flgrilfbnm rCuid ~and the Eaith. J '1oifltiil.· Oi mcist of the ltetrfl • lta.ted lamb bone - : .,. ananged_ on • =P'a• IWnlnder thlt Jewish children t wfWw ..._ ,.,,..,,, tM WIN ipWed from the most .. _, MWN Of God's olaaues ~ ~ dlM« • the '99oWf' E9W'l in wNch all flrst-bom chll-~~ls ,.:/!,.':/:, look of dren were kllled. : ~UUU> • ~ -RepresenU the t : Orange Coast puts its name in all caps after a highly successful week What a week it was at Orange Coast College ... I ' •~dipped in salt w.ter -~r ..!'~.~staves used In ! :. Prom the pool... u-E rth un:n ur"'"YYUI~ Coast bas been considered the · Gf'W\ represents 1 .. ,. on • • • 8'--... _~ -Usually horse-,' ••• · ·ty u e 1 1 n ....... •...:rua preemment commuru co eg es~ially the veg41tM on n radish, It ls eaten as a reminder : : powerhouse for some time, and spring time. tt i5 uten after that the liws of ancient Jews : : the teams, both coached by being dipped in the salty water, were · embittered ·during their l : first-year mentor Jon Ra~elder. : which Is indicative of teari. slavery in Egypt. l ~ put their names in all cap1tal '--------------------------------------------------""-----t : letters at the head o(.the pack for them and then awarded those this night different from all other th.is past weekend. 'gbts? The men's team ran \ts season who found it with Beanie Babies. ,.,.!11 Ml grew up with a three-hour ; record to 7-0 with a sweep of And, of course, she had the Seder that you couldn't wait to fin-: Saddleback and Palomar. The youngest, literate child ask the ish." Fink said. "1 want (the chil-! squad also P\lt up some four questions at the beginning of dren) to enjoy it and still get the ! impressive times and made itself the Haggadah that include: Why is information." : a serious threat to regain the VENDORS ! state title, which has gone to the : Pirates six times in the past : decade. molly yanity . - TUESDAY. APRIL 22. 1997 • U. Saddlebac.k. Sherry Pang· gabean, Hilary Cox, Cbynta Ganda. Beth Annour. Sandra Hislop ... the truth is you have to name the whole team! Could there be a better way? Nope. The Pirates came in second last year at State. Dob't count on that happening again. ... To the courts ••. Cami Erickson, would someone please cool her down? The obvious question would be, "Why would anyone want to do that?" Erickson put the WTaps on a nearly-perfect spring on the tennis' courts at Orange Coast Uus past weekend. She pummeled through the Ordllge Empire Conference and earned a 12--0 record as Coach Janice Moran's top singles player. qnd topped that accomplishment with the conference's singles crown. She spanked Saddleback's Gabi Rios 6-3, 6-2 MARINE . CONTINUED FROM 1 Garrison said one of the rea- sons OCC has such a good rep- utation is because of the staff's positive attitude. ·nie faculty is water and at the tide pools in Newport Beach. Stanley Johnson, dean of mathematics and sciences. gives much credit for the depart- ment's success to professors Ganison and Dennis Kelly, a marine mammal specialist, who have both been with the depart- ment for close to 30 years. Even though : Last spring, then-assistant : coach Rathfelder and bead coach : Don Watson cleaned house as far CONTINUED FROM 1 . The ordinance, which was pro-: posed by property owners in the : area of Wallace and Pomona : avenues. was prompted because : of complaints about noise .. City : code enforcement officials say : they have inade numerous ci.ta-: tions on these operators for health-: related and other violations. : as the men's program was concerned. •Tuere were some fast swimmers, but with bad attitudes," Rathfelder said. lt wasn't a successful season and the team was expected to be in its building process this season, as well. But the swimmers have jumped to the top floor of this building. right into Coast's progrc;un with winning pe rformances m backstroke and sprintin~ events. With a solid crop of distance swimmers and strong relay • teams, Orange Coast could_ arguably be the best team in Southern California. and a threat not to be taken lightly at this week's Orange Empire Conference Finals in Mission Viejo, or at the state meet. Orange Coast's women's team is in a class all its own. Without the services of d.tyer Sandra Zubrin, who is a Corona del Mar graduate, and the full strength of its 6-foot-l breastroker Carrie Read, the Pirates fended off tough Palomr- and Saddleback squads to post an incredible 120-dual meet winning streak -a streak that spans 15 years. Erickson also was one-half ol the team that cruised to the conference's doubles title. She and Whitney Gilliam beat a pair from Golden West 6-3, 6-4 to rather easily earn the title. As a team. Erickson and Gilliam earned a conference mark of 11-1. bubbling over with enthusiasm here,• said Garri- son, who recently received the Fae- :The faculty is bubbling over with enthusiasm here ... " \ ' ulty Member of the Year Award and is the author of the best-sell- ing, lower-divi- sion marine sci- ence textbook in -TOM GARRISON • the majority of mai'ine science courses are offered as intro- ductory, elective courses. Garrison said it is impor- tant to make the interested stu- dents realize there is not a the nation. •we hire enthusias- tic people and everything else falls into place. We have such a good time." Sea creatures like octopus, eels, tropical fish and a horn sh.ark swim in the several 10-to 1,000-gallon fish tanks that fillit the marine science lab at OCC. Hands-on activities for the students include maintaining the tanks and sea creatures, and • taking research field trips on the large job market for marine biologists. "We have to be caretuJ that we don't oversell marine sci- ence," he said. OCC freshman Nicole Inolruchi said she finds the department gives her opportuni- ty to pursue a future career. "I've always known I wanted to be a marine biologist," Inolruchi said. •I've never had so many opportunities open up than with this program." But nm Perlick, who sells ice : cream to the pushcart vendors, : said the ordinance is unfairly ! attacking Latinos. : ·People are entitled to • an : income," he said. "These people : are not on welfare." : Wisnu Wardbana, a sophomore from lntl~mesia, ~ consistently putting 'IP top times. in freestyle and individual medley races. Costa Mesa High product Jam~ Comlort i~ fitting Meantime, the council also vot-: ed S-0 to impose stricter regula-: ~~-on commercial vending : Track highlights SouttMm CAllfoml• College (at Pomona-Pitzer Invitational) sec women Among the dozen . o~ . so new : regulations 'are prohibitions on : noise devices, a limit to hours from : · 9 a.m. to 8 p.m ., allow code : enforcement officers to issue dta-: tions for parking violations and : force customers to be on the right : side of the vehicle. : Isis Orejel. 400, 56.51 (national qualifier); 200, 25.24. Gina Jojola, javelin, 113·5. Maribel Delgado, 800, 2:18.1 (freshman record). ln other action, the council ! J>C>StWned debate over' issuing a : peniih to Club Boun~e at the : Neighborhood Commumty Center. : sec men Daniel Hamilton, 400, 49.28. Chris Boyd, javelin, 142-2. Dan Clementes, 400H, 1:00.66. Rathfelder has a pack of stars on this team. which the women }1roved in overcoming the most serious threa1 to that streak last weekend against Palomar and RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY wt.a v .. Otlm' c..tn Merel 192.2 HAllOl llYDw COSTA MISA • S41-I IS6 Erickson's pomts didn't just her earn her mdlVldUal honors, but helped Moran's team to a second-place finish in the OEC. $295°0 complete Call Toll free 888-271-4567 Don't Delay. Avoid Probate! David Pawlowski Attorney at Law DI ''OCLDOLLE~N~E 1~~ARMACY w FASHIONED FRIE NDLY S ERVICE.'• •• • HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER WE SPECIALIZE IN UNIQUE 8c HARD TO FIND ITEMS. Business Law Real Estate Law $125/Hr. Attorne ys (714) 760-8775 Best Selection. House Of lmPQrts U1-soo MERCEDES © • •• ORTHOPEDIC SUPPLIES. P1t••C1tt"tOH D •LtY•ltY sa111vtc• AYAtLAeL& 546-3288 440 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA M ESA C01tN•1t O' HAltllOlt B L.VD . • •• T CES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUe-NOTIC!S PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES :.~LIC !,~~e• THE CITY COUNCIL OF ,.ssments within City of '°" lh• case. ana your ~~~h• ,c~~·:!(,)' ·~~~:d ba'wMLOllZWY ::::::::::::::::;::::;;;== the pl.ce ldenlifled abOYI. lltlcatH evidencln9 that ttit AND COLLECT AS. 4' T~ City Counell THE CITY OF COSTA Costa Mesa landscaping wages, money and prop-below with the contents M011CH OcamtOlllOfllU PUBLIC NOTICES and thON bid• lhaJI be required Insurance 11 In •f· Sl!ISMENTI DURINQ t1t;eby fixH 6:30 p.m., or MESA DOES HEREBY RE-Assessment Di91rlet No. 2, erty m1y be 1 tak•~ wllh~~1 being ' sold 10 Iha highest (S._,, 11~• U.CL) Tic• opened and publlcly rHd feet In the amountl .et FISCAL YE.AR 1997· ., aoon thereafter 11 pos· SOLVE AS FOLLOWS: and hereby gives notice ot further warnng rom • • bidder, for law1ul money of ..... • PUIUC NO 5 aloud at the abov9-1tated forth In the general condl· 1998 WITHIN CITY OF llbl• on June 2 1997 In WHEREAS, on March 17, sala hearing. cour1. al tha United States of Arner· Nll'Ce is ~ iwn: T Op time and place. Ilona. In the event o°'f failure 1.. LANO. th Council Cna'mbers' ol 1997, this City Counell 5 The C\ty Clerk shall There are other leg rt· ica (east\) ~ ol Ille STATKMBN In ac<:Ofdaince with the 10 enter Into the contract COITA J. ME .. ci' Halt 77 Fair Drive adopted Resolution No. 97· eertlfy to the adoption ol qulrements. You may want The 1819' la being held to seller NI a bJlk Slit tS Dlut _, AUNDONMINT 01' prov11lon1 of California and execute \he required SCAPINO ASSESS. Co~ta Mesa Calllornla ai 20, Jn.tlatlng proceedings this resolution and shall to call an anorney right satisfy a landlord's lien and be maoa of Ille assets oetaitllCI Ull OP FICTITIOUS Public ConV.et Code Sec-documents, 1uch bid HCu-MENT DISTRICT NO. the time arid piece for a for renewal ol City ol Costa cause 1 true and conect away. 11 you do not know will b• held at: 17692 tlelo# •UllNlllMAMI tion 3300, the Dllttlc:t r• rlty wlU be forfeited. The 1. h rl before this council Mesa Landscaping Assess· copy ol this resolution to an attorney, you may call SAMPSON LANE. HUN· The ~ and ~ TM following pereons qulrH that the blddet pot.-FllthJul Perlo~ Bond THE CITY COUNCIL OF 0~1th': levy and collection ment District No. 2 and or· be published at least one• an attorney referffiral 't~~: TINGTON BEACH. CA amsa of Ille Slier llt Slti nave aoMldoned the uN of HU tM lolloWlng etaa-shall remain In lull force THE CITY OF COSTA of the roposed .,. derlng the Clly Engineer to a week tor three sueees· ~a legal aid o i<:e 51 92&47 on MAY 13, 1997 at HSUAHHAU. 14805Jd11'YRold. the Flctlllout Busln111 lllk:atlon of conttacto(t 11-and ellect through the MESA DOES HEREBY RE· sassment/ within City ol prepare a rapor1 with re· slve weeks In the manner 1n the phone book). 10.00 A.M. I A. rw.. CA 92720 Name: c-F Enterprlset, 19 cenM at the llme that the guarantff period as 1peel· SOLVE AS FOLLOWS: Costa M1ta Landscaping spe<:I 10 said d11trlet pursu-required by Section 6063 Daspues de que 11 en· Auctioneer's Name: K E The LOCMOll tn c.toma of Canyon Crn t Ot'lve. Co-contract It awwded: lied In the general eor'4:11-WHEREAS. on March 17, Assessmenl District No. 1, ant to Section 22565 of the Government Code. treguen esta citacl~n Ju~I-AUCTION, Phone fl (909) 1111 dtt( ell8CUM otficl Of Ille rona cs.I Mat. CA 92625 Contractor. c.20 Heating, Uont. 1997, thll City Council and hereby glvH notice of lhrough and Including Sec-p Ass ED AND elal usted Ilene un ~ azo • 873-0744, Address: P.O. se11er1s 14805.Jelll'Y Rold. I A. The FletltlOUI Business Ventllallng and Air· The DISTRICT rfflN9S adopted RetOlution No. 97· said hearing lion 22574 of the California ADOPTED thlt 7th day 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS Boll 825 Rialto. CA 923n. IMne CAQZ720 Name ,.lerTed to aboVe Condltlonlng Of 8 Gen«ll the r\ghl to rejee1 any or Iii 19, Initiating prOQffdings 5 The Cliy Clerk shall Streets ad Highways Coda; f Ap II 1997 para pr11enlar una r• Bond# n3-4H9 As kstedllyU.Hlltl llothtf wat filed In Orange County ContractOf bldl Of to waive any Ir· lot renewal of City ol Costa certtfy to the adoption ol and 0 ' ' spuesta eserlta a maqu na The publlc Is Invited to al· ureas ns *"511° u.d by on 7·H>·M , Ale No.19963-PUBUSH: Aottl 22, 1997 regularltles or lnformalltlel Mesa Landscaping Assess· this rHolutlon and shall WHEREAS, u ld repon PETER BUFFA, M•vor en esta eortt . tend. Ttfms 111 euh only. lieselerWl!t'lnllntywt blfOlt 889688 and APfH 29, i997 In any bldt Of In the bid· ment District No. rand or· eauH a true and eorTIC1 wss prepated and filed of th• City of Costa Una e111a o una llamada Owner reslfVts the ngtlt to 1111 cSa sudl bt wa 1111 °' Scott Frlnklln, 19 Canyon WAL.I< n.ROUGH: May . 7_, ding. derlng th• City EnglnMr to co 01 thl• resolullon 10 with tht City Council; and Met• lelelonlea no le olrecera bid. ~.,"" Duytr .. Molll Cfest Ortw, Corona dll 1997 It 2:00 a.m. OCC As required by Section prepare a repor1 with rt· bepyubllshed at least onC9 WHEREAS. the City Coun-ATTEST1 MARY T. EL· protecelon: su respuesla A general d11crlplion of The names and llu:linlR Mar. CA 92625 Maintenance and O~ 1773 of th• Cautornla 1pect to said district pursu-• !..k lor three aueces· ell approved said repor1 as LIOTT Deputy City e1ri11 • maqulna 11ef' q~r th• property being sold. lddlmes GI "" ia,,_ .,. Joeaph Catol. HI Canyon Ilona Complex located on Labor Code. the Dlrec1or ol ant to Section 22585 slve weeks In the manner filed; E IT Clerk ~f th• City of eumpllr cor las 0~": ~ atong with the ldentily ot SHRl..EY TSN YUN WEN. 148115 Crest Ot'lve, Corona del Fairview Road (Right) Mon-th• Depanmant of lndua-through and Including Sac· required by SIC11on 6063 NOW, THEREFORE, B Coate MH• dades lega It ap~p 1 1 lht OCC\lpant renUng lhe JeftllY Rold •A. IM,. CA Mat CA 82625 ltor Way to end at Perking tri8I Relations of the State tlon 22574 ol the Cal11omla ol the Government Cod• RESOLVED THAT THE sl ustad qulere que a eorte spae. are as followt: D2720 • • Tt11i bu1lne11 11 co~ LOI "P ' (714) 432-5590. of Calllornl• ha• dll9'· Streell and Highways p .A a 1 E D AD CITY COUNCIL OF THE STATE OF •cuche su eaao. A·23S St Christopher D2 ID Ile 9CllCJ M ducted by • general pllt· BID DATE: JUne 5. 1997 mined tM generalty prevail-Cod•: and CITY OF COSTA MESA CALIFORNIA) SI usted no, prasenta IU McPneison •. MISC. Furn. & The ISSllS nershlp at 3:00 p.m. Ing rat11\of wages in the WHEREAS, 11ld report .ADOPTED thla ?th dey DOES HEREBY FINO, OE-COUNTY OF respuesta I tiampo. puede household goods OISCllbed Ill gent/II as lulTlttrt. Jotaph Carol BOARD DATE: June 25, 1oC.oty In which the Work wll prepared and filed of Aprll, 1997. TERMINE, AND RESOLVE ORANGE) as perder el euo, Y It pueden A-275 Ophelia D1.11n1 fill&llU, equipml1t. acll ~ 1H7a7te373 1997 It to ti. performed. Coplff with th• City Council; and PETER BUFF.A, Maror AS FOLLOWS: CITY OF quitar SU talarlo. IU dinero Misc. t>O .. s . ~. INSlhOld lrMlt .... Ttlll atetement waa flied No payment 1hall be ol lhete w1oe rate determl-WHEREAS, The City of the City of Costa 1. The City Council COSTA MESA) Y otrts COii~ de Ju A-309. Christopher J. Lo-OOOOWll of Ille ~ a:; with IN ,.....,,...., Clafk 01 made lor WOfk Of inaterlal nallona, .eniltled PREVAIL-councn approved H id r• Me.. hereby daelarH Its· In-1 MARY T ELLIOTT Oep-propledad lln • so 1<1 o-mell, Refer .• Misc. Furn. & foclllCI It 14e -•llY • ..,.,....", Ufld« the contract unlaH INO WAGE SCALE ate par! 11 flied: ATTEST MARY T EL, tentlon to levy and collect • · • nal por parte de la eorte. bOxH I A. IMne. CA 9Z120 Orange County on 4-4-97 and unUI the Reglttrar of malnlalned at the OISlRICT NOW THEREFORE BE IT 1 ' assassmenll pursuant to uty City Clerk and 111-olflclo Exlsten otros requl1ilos I• A-3 21 Stewarl water lJlt llUSllllSS 1111711 USICI ~ Oroh, Canon, Stem l Cont~ort verlflH to the offlca located a1: 1370 RESOLVED THAT' THE LCIOlT • f Dtehputi1 ... c1t~ Part 2, Division 15, ol the Clerk of the Ctty Council of gales. Puedt que u.ltd Tech, 'Misc. boos 6 lflt Mkf • lhll ~ IS Roblnaon, A Prote1llonal DISTRICT that the CON· Adame Ave .• Cott.a ~ .... CITY COUNCIL OF THE le,,. o e •11 o Str1tll and Highways lhe City ot Costa Mesa, quiera Uamat a un ab<lgado household V.-u.EYCN'E CorpOfatlon. Attorneys et TRACTOR WU propeny I-CA t2S26: Physical Flclll-CITY OF COSTA MESA. Co!lt• MeH Codi of Ille Stale ol Call· hereby eertily that lht lnmtdlll1m1nt1. SI no A-333. Julia Staudt, Miac. Thi arto~ dm Of Ille LaW, 2600 Michelson. Suite cenMd at the time the eon-ti.. Plennlng, aind .,. avaU-DOES HEREBY FINO, DE· STATE OF lornla during naeal. year above and foregoing Reao-eonoee • un ab~o bOxet househOld ""'Slit is • 8. 1997 • b 270 IMne CA. 92612 tract WU awwded. Nrt abla to any 1ntere1ted patty TERMINE, ANO RESOLVE CAUFORNIA) 1997-1998 within City I of lutlon No 97-29 WH duly puedef namr ~ un ..!,_ do~ A-363, Wllllam Todd, surf· Olhce o1 EQUAL ESC'Q'I, INC , • • """I 8 15 22 CONTRACTOR not IO If-upon requ.st. The Con-AS FOU.OWS: COUNTY OF Costa MeH Landseep ng j 1 ed and de re erene a • lvvw1 board • refrigerator • many Q37-A E. La Tu1111 Dll'4. Sall Oally Pliot ,..... • • • e.91\Md 11 aubjeCt to penal-tractor en.II poet a copy of 1 Ttl• City Counoll NGE 11 A11etament Di.trle1 No. 2, •nd regu •r Y pan o a una ollcine de •yud• bOxet & household goods Gab* CA917'79 29, 1997 Ue• under the law. ti tM II· lhll document at each fOb heieby da.Clarll ls lntenllon g~ OF) loelted generally w•sl ol adopted by the said City legal (wa el directorlo tale-a.224, Kur1 Zinser. bicycle The' bA di 15 llllll'CS m T109X c.nM ClaUlflcallon aped-.ite. The eonv.c:tor aind 10 levy and eOltect ••· Beat Str"t and north of Council at a regular _meet· lonlco). . tools hoUsetlOld. C.tonu lhlotm ~ ------=---·lfled herelnaboVe It that of Mt/ eubcontrectOt under ti ... ,manta purauanl to Part COSTA MESA) Route 73, end more pat· Ing thereol held on the 7th CASE NUMBER c.Q31, Kurt Zinser, Fum. • C.00. Stc:*On &lCle2.. PUBLIC NOTICE a "~ contractor" aa "'91_pey not leN than the 2 OMtlon 15, of the I. MAAY T. ELLIOTT, Dep-tleularlY descr1bed In Ex· day of April 1997. (Numero 4MI Caso) many boxes Mite hoUs• • so tulJ!ICl, Ille !WM 11111 NOTIC• TO daflMd In ~ 7058 of epedtled pt~lng ratH ol sireell and Highways uty City Clerk and ex-officio hlblt "~" • attached hereto IN WITNESs WHEREOF, I t0CV008' p hold ' eoclmS al Ille l*'Ql'l Wlfl Wf10fft NTRACTO"I tM catttomla Buslneu and wl!QM to .. woricert Ml'" Code of the Stele ol Cell-Clerk of the Ctty Council of and Incorporated n.tlln by nave hereunto 111 my hand The name and addreu of C-066, Oscar Es~ance. a.rro "-Ile ffllO 11 ~ c!&!1ttO FO" ••DI Prot...iona CocM. ::ar'cf:d = In the exec:ut!Oh of tomla during fl1c~ ye:, IM City of Costa M11&. rellf•~e,.i desCfi tJon ot and eflixed the Seal of the the eour1 11: (El nombre y bl~I• • tool• • laddll -Yue. EQUAL ESCflt)W, llC • 937- SchOOI Dlltrict: COAST ~ Cl'lla WCHtt ConlrNt. ma wttndraw b:~~19:' ... wtt~,~ hereby certify .that the ,!·A g::;_nt1 r11..!n1 lo Clly of Coata M1111hls 8th dhcclon a. la cort• "' Misc. houB~tnton ,. bl-At I.ls Tullll DIM. S-GliMI. COMMUNITY COLLEGE tna11 ltaetf c:onetNCl a IM· No ~a~ of *1y Al~ Dlsltlct No. 1 above and lortgolng Reso-s~a\rlct 11 as loltow1: day ol April, 1997. . ORANGE COUNTY MU-~7,3: .J,. Misc. 't>ous CA em&. n .,. 1111 rt !Of DISTRICT Jot1tY of ttllt Work. In eo-=) ct.'f9 eftef the date Mt located genera1y eouth Of Mlon No. 97·28 Wll duty The maintenance and pos-MAAY T. ElllOTT, NICIPAL COURT. 700 Civic ~S. Stephen Gregory ~c&llll9-==.. ~·J:t lld O.adllne: JuM 5, C:ordanoe Wiit\ Ult ~ few the ~ of bld9. SYnlloWw A¥enUe and Nit and regulafly pa .. ad and llble Mure replacement of Deputy City Clettc and Ctnler Drtve Wes\, Santa Fort, couch & chair wttch It "" 1917 at 3:00 p,m. Of lkM'lt of Calltomla ~ A ~ bond tNll be °' SmalleY Rold. and more a<topted by the nld City tand•eaplng and any faelll· •x-otftclo Cl•r1l of th• An• Callfornl• 92101 . c .221, Ctatic9 ShOI"•. an11-""~ dl!'~r Pl8Ce of Bid ~P\ • nHl lnd°PY'OleMlon* Code t9QUQd Pf'°' to execution pattlcularlx dt1crlbeel In CouncN al a regullt meat· tie• wnrcn .,. ·~flY'1enat\l City Counoll of th• City CENTAAL JUDICIAL DIS. que dresser. Misc. boUI SttR.fV iiAL' .M wa. llce Of Direct« of Pure~ Section 7058. of.,,. conlr9d and "*' be Exhibit "A attached hereto Ing tn.teol held on th• 7th lhlfeto, or whlc are "f" of Coat• ..... TRICT C-266, Tom Hall. M•K. ) lne. ~~ho•• "'* w~ ... ~ ti. oom-(""") In "'9 totm Mt lonh In the and lt\C:Ofpotated n.teln by day ot Apfll, 1997. essery t •~-ft~wnlent ..,! Exhibit• "A"' and "8" at• Th• n•me adctre11 end bOxea ~-~Milli leQe ..,,... ... ., .,..... • plated ..,,..,, nlrl9tY ('..., contnld ~t. ,.feftnee, IN WITNESS WHEREOF I the JN.,,,.._,... Of ,..... • ' 'ft1.1..... 0..023 Cecelia Ames, tm Ad9fM Awnue, Cott• ~ day9. T\me la Pur'IUMl '°Section 22300 2. A general detetlpUon of •-' 1lble future replac•IMnt on file In the City Clerk• telePhOM numbef ol ..-or Misc. bOJcH CIM117l43~ Aclf22. Meaa. CA t2l2t of the ~· fell\ft to or the PubOo Conttect lmPf~ll retevant lo have hereunw "1 may thereof. lnetudlng rerT'tOY1al Orflc:•. 17 Fair Drlvt, Room tiff'• 1norney, Of plalQlin 0.2H Johnny laCaze. 19i7 PtoJect ldentlllcatlon compete the Wofll wllhk1 Code. the~ wit con-Mid chtrtct le u IOllOw'I: hand and affixed the Saal ol dtbtl•. and !Nlntttw!C9 t01, Costa Miu. CA wtthOUI an 11\0rMy, It: (El Ml.c. !>Ox" Haine: ~ Coaat Colo "'9 t1fM Mt tofth heteln taln ~ Otfm1U1nQ The ~ and pot· ot the City of Cotti Mesa and repair of water lrri~ t262S. nomt>rt, la dlrecclon y .. o.m. S.Undr• o. Htfl· ...... Main~ wll ,_,.lnthe~ the IUCCM:IM bidder .0 albletulure~of th11tlhd1yof ~,1tt1. lion or dral~I facilltc! Publlthtd Newport n1.1mero de telelono cM1 man.M1tc.fum.&.box1t Can'll ... mt.o =~44 Lab ' ~ ~ ~ J: ==-.::::-: = :c-:ng.,.and ~ MARY CIT, C~O!!; :C, "er.a:' Tract 1~1=,' NO Beach.Costa Miff DlifY at>ogado del detnand1nta, M~s. J~r~~~eclcaon. get to •ts those P'8Ce 8ldt .,. on "'-and amount -' b1h In ""! '1n-DtlliiCll '° .,... otirfonn-lhetatO. °' ~" •• neo-~ .. tMttl .. .,.. 1ub1tantlal enangH are PllOt Ap(ll 15, 22, n . tttr . o del demandtnt• qua no E.03~tlrl•tophet 1.0-,..pair jol)a ~ lit: OMc9 .. ~ ~ '°' ~ anoe undef 1111 ccritact. eNWY °' conwulent tOf •o-c!.·-11 -' ttt. Cltr ~ to ti. medt In T12f tleM at>oQado, ••I .......... mell, MlM. FUrn. • ~ .. -around tht houM? ~ PllClllMI ....,..._.. bctt b'd mull oonbm bit\ b'd aubmlllM In ,.. Iha m.im.nance ot pot• ••" _,,... •ting lmptOV9rnentL OAAY I. HICKMAN. -aQt~ ftlllor, Anltfl AlcheVr Cout and be *POI-... to the IPOI* to llila Noace lhell tibia Mid r9P1actfMOI .r C..ta..... 3. Rtftfenc• It ~ PUIUC IOTICI 8.ar '7f770, (714) 545-£..048, Don M~. Mtsc Le4 \M CommunltY College Dl9-corCr9d ~ Each oorM\, • • "6d "9m. ad-thereOf. ~ r*"OYal Exhlbl11 "A'" and "8" at• r"'"'9 10 tl'lt ~ ot "'9 nss 1 t710 WllMf Aw.. iium •• ~ bOJI.. Claaelfted tr1ct: 1S10 M*'M A.,.., bidder.,........,,,., on the ~ lhMtlnO. lhOflnO, of dtbtla, and millWtnanCt on -In the City Clerk"• Ctty £~ ~ tolt SUMMOKS s.' 22) Fountain V*'t. E.o63. OJ"* ft Suma, .___ ll!ldl· "0''. c.a MaN. lofm ~ wlh the end ....... Of ~ end rtP111r Of wa• lnfol-Off1oa 11,tll' Ottvt, Room said dist.net. S4lld report ON PIRIT CA. ll27°' Mite. furn. Riter. • many -~• CA. rn•> 4-38 •••• --aot dOoUlf*'lll. .......... tor ... ~ tlon Of drlllMOI fac!Ufr.t 101 • Co ta M•aa CA on Ille with ltle City C1eftl AlllHIDllD COMPLAINT " tM7 OOIC.. Dtrectoty NOllCI! IS HI AEIY ot Ult ptopoMd ~ Of .. end 1mb In tNnehM on lettared Lo49 8 and C of neit. 1 ' of ttia Cny Of Coe\a M"' lCITACIOtl .IUDICIAL, ~.!,...IANL KUNS' E.oll, ROber1 I.. Mc!Ono htt .,....1 find QIVIN that the •bo'I!, nctor1 on Illa ~ and :' e11cavatlon, Tract 9901. and ~ P bll hed Ne wport and cont.alM a 1\111, dMaled NoTICI TO 0€flHDAHT: "_,., ... t.ay, ~ cM>e -bOll• P 1w• ,,.,.., khOOI Dletrtct "' ,.quWed by the wtlldl OCdCMm tO IP' L.«* A and I of Traot II • dtlerlpdon °' "'9 fmprov. (A~ a AcuaadO) AM!Rlo ~ t412.. Mitt ANn1. Mlle. rtbble h .. Or-.. eoun.v. CeMomlL and lube0f*'K1lnll • , plCabtl ~ Ofd*a, 120,,. No •ubt lantlal hach.Co1ta Meaa Diiiy mtntl, the ~. o4 of CAN STUL rAMtCATOAS ., CMITMIA OOMS•. Fum.. "*'Y bOna ...... ,. .. by end hoUgh "' P'f~ Act. G~ ~ ...-cNingee .,. Pl'Of>Oted tO Pt10t APf'll 15, 22. 21, 1M7. the piopoeed •U ..,,..IC OOfUtOAATION. a Cellfor· ~ (.,a49, ~91 J, AoM, _:....-_....., ____ _ ~19 IOerd, '*~ .. CocM ._.., •100 .. Met. ., ..... IL V ... , be m.dt In 91d8'1ng Im-T125 district. 91d the ptopoMd n1a COf~atlol.; OEOAOE Publlatlt d Nt •pOrl toolt ~ -many llr fWnld '° M DI bet\ lld lhlll be ao. ... D Ch lier ~ 8IMlllMt'lll upon ...... Ml(UUS an lndMduel I . ,.._ '-*ti D.-. bOll" 0 , ... _ mo-t ~IOT" ... receM I.IP '°· OOft'lPllC"9d by. '*""9d Of •• •• •A•• ' s. ......... la '**' PUBLIC MOTICI ..,.. !Ott and ~ of YOU Mf M INO SUED IV ea~n-• -· 1N5 SUZUKI MOTOR-n .... .... ~ noc ,..., than the caat1llf't cht{Ck or lltcl 0.... C••• _., c ... maCll • tt't 1epott ot the lend ,... Ctr of Coll "-AIHTIFf: (A uci. 1e ..... Pilot "P'11 11. II. "' Mly cvcu. VIN 1 JS1AJ113A-Sell une• ........... IDIM •ect *"'• Mtltd tlOftd ln an lf'llOUf'llnot.... .............. C*Y ~ ...... tO .. ISCK.UTIOM Meat LMdeClllPlr'll M.tea9-d9melldand0t CNIOU>CK I . 1911 tfUI01131 1--'"'• bide 1or the ...,., ot • .., "" ~ (1K) o4 hbll•h•d Newport ufd ...,_ laid NDOft la llO. H•H ment CMlertct 'No. J.; Slid FUELS svtTIM INC., • T1t4 ,.. YAMAHA MC)TOft. hOUMhold ::::: tor tt,. ~ cte-the total~·~ ~ ..... ~ on ..... the~ a.rt A RllOLUTIOtl OP ,.,., la allllCNd "** Ce1tom11 ~ ~-CA UC.• 1--. "9ml ,...:._ """".., ._. :.the.,_ the :,:.r,r; "°' .. a. a ,.1 n45 ~~-. w . .:C = o~ era:-.;: ~1;:::.,":::.°' Jr'vs ":. _. ~ PUIUC IOTICI ~ ~' to Gtt•eJled .. .. the 0,.,.. Ulb ~ .. llCOeOltd. .... dffotfpHOft .. th• ·~ IU CALIPOfUllA. •• Th• cr1y Councll .. MMd Oft ~ tO .. • ..,.... .. QM•UCHMOI ..... The proftet .. :: "°"''"' ... cut•.::. w llOTICI ,,. ........ !he ...... :1ew••• ITI .......... 1::, '"""' Of 'Y......... ..... . .. "'9LIC uu ,..,, ...... , .... ,.,, .... llidude IOIN ,._,~~ =w:..-:.c:D::: Tl•TIOM TO LIVY~ '::'i :em OOUfl ... .:: f'*'lto':.~ IHctlCO. ..... .. "C. .. be a,...,...,~ 111 an..,.., ~ ,, • ...., • .....,...,.., A•D COLLIOT A• the Courd ~of:..-::.::::-~~ I tlf ...... 1t.1t.1117 Ma et:•' (tit.ff) ~·· ------: A WOLUTIOll OP ....... ,.......... ...._.,. N•• car Hiii, "c:t ~· ....._ IUfDl'W .. MH aM ...... &111 "•• •:• 6' ,. c:-",...fOO::. ': ~ "" om~ r.To.~. -:.::'*'u =n.,::a0Jy-V. :-.... -:, ,,.:,,: tor': :J:T: ~::: := ~ ~111 '" n.e _. au • .. . .-._. 111an_.....1'11 mlY °' -·, ....... tr 111•rt a. OMTA .... ~ ............. c-..1-. Nara.OP .__. ..... .... • w -...... ...._ ..,.,.. ... .w .... '· w..,. 11 eca•••• •••••• °"... w 111111111, 1 ,... • ...... ,..,. PTM ., ....... ... -.. flt .... HtA.MIM IT8 !f!MI"! ..._ • 1111M __ ,_, -I of t!M ro 1141 •• ....... "' *"'· WO" -tJll _.... e t1M1110 _.. ...._ =.W::-.,.;; .... ;;.;.;;;;; __ _..._ Tl•TIO• TO L ·•• _. -• \ ' Can't aHm to gtt to all those repair Job• around tht hou1t? Ltl tht ca.eetfled ' ...... DtreoMty hetp~ nnd ""'*help . ...... ?. PUIUC IOTJOU Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read ClaHlfled dally 942·5878 ... IUOIR . ........... ..,....,.. csi.o Apt'I 20. 1917, of c~.SMwu 1LA funw.I Man wW be offet9d W~sday et 1 p.m. In tM cam. dral of Mary Our Queen. 5300 N . Ch.,.._ St., In 8_.... more. JennalH wa• t>om AUQ. 18, 11~84. In 8altJ. more. Sh• wa• a ehcth.grad• honor etudent at C.theQral SchOOI In Baltimore. Jennal" loved dance and music, and •h• 1tudl•d ballet ai. Peabody for many year1. Sh• w.. active at th• Cathedral, where •h• waa a member of th• nr1t cla,ss of girls to be-come altar ,.,....,.. Jennal" also loved to travel and made many trip• whh her famny i.o th• Florida Oulf Coa1t, on• of her .favorite place1: H•r famlly wa• her greatest eouree of Joy. Throughout Jena11 .. ·1 111ne11, •h• and her family received much 1uppart from frl9fld• neighbor• and the Baltlmor• community at large. Before •h• died Jennal•• wa• able to fulfill two of her dreamt. Sh• met OrlOIH player Cal Rip. ken Jr. last yew. and traveled to Florida re- cently to 1pend th• day with th• Ol1on twin•. Mary Kate and Ashley. In the week before •h• died, Jen· nalee waa granted an· other of her longtime wishes when 1he of· flclally added her fa· ther'• mlddl• name, Braswell, to her name. She Is 1urvlved by her parent•, Robert Baswell Suder and Joanne Lynch Suder of 103 Witherspoon Road. Baltlmore; her brother Brian Roberf Suder. a 1tudent at Towson State Unlver• 1lty, her grandmoth· ers, Anna Bell• Bra· swell Sudar of Utho- n I a , GA and Therese Lynch of Newport Beach, Calif., her aunts and uncle• Wiiiiam H. Suder of Thousand 0ak1, Call!., Carol Gllllam of Santa Monica, Calif •• Bonnie Darvea of Lake Oswego, Ore .• Oenlsa Lynch of Palos Verdes, Callf., Judy Jonas of Mendocino. Callf., and Roger Lynch of Portola Val- ley, Calif., and her 15 beloved cou1ln1. In lleu of flowera, the family requeeta that donations be made to eupport pediatric oncology reHarch In neuroblaatoma at John Hopkin• Pedlat· rlc Oncology Center, 800 N. Wolfe St., CMSC 800, Attn: MIO Baldwln, Baltimore, MD 21287 or to support the Fine Arte program at the Cath• dral School, 5300 N. Charles StrMt, Balli· more, MO 21210. MC9'1CV.W ll8MOIULMM c.met~ • Mortuary Chapel • CrematOfY 3500 Pacffic View Drive Newpoft Beech M4-a7oo PIEICE_,.. IBLIMADWIY TRADE Mo~*Chapel Cremation 1~~y through ciasstned 842-8878 ...... 180 "' I "'C :J ... 0 o~ • ~ ... ~~ .o 'II-- U> G> ~ Lt) ........ I as 0 . ~ ... ~ U> :::1 0 _n. ..... -ca • I 0 ,. .I .. .... ·-------- • ' p I• .. Index II ....... PJ . ....... ,. CD ....... SERVICE DmEcTORY -For All Your Home and Business Needs -........................ • .. ...... &1 ---~_., ..... , .. ii 1-.io IO,OOCI ""'-bdo Wt8 f« (4 "'41, ...._) •,.. U. .. 641-1678 dl.2 Byl'u: (7 H ) 631-6594 (Ill.•~ iorfi.<i. \our t"'rn<' .,wl 11\ioo" 11u11Jwr aud "• II .-.IJ 11n1 11"4'~ auh •II.""" •11•04t) ByPhoae (7 li) 612-5078 - . . By MaMn Penon: :330 \l,.,, Bin Srn·1•1 (11,1u \11·..u. c:\ 92b:.?.., \1 '"•l••n llhtl Iv s.,, ..,, Roon I e.;h·pl111111• 8::30u111-:l.ll01irn ll1•11L.•-~n·l.t• \lulL-111 8<l0u111-.'5·0<lp111 \lu11d.,1 -~ nol.t• Rllt,.., und dtadlinl'i. art &ubJCCl to d iunge ..-ithout nour ... 'J11,. publhhrr re .-rves Ll1e righc 111 f'l'n .. m. rt•t·lu-.~ifv rr\ bf. ur l'f'jf1'l u11y rlu .. ~ifitd udnn1,rmtnt Plt•u\4' rl'pon 1111\;l'rror rl1u1 DUI\ lw in your d11:..,i£it<d ad 1mml'dii1tl'l) Thr Duil\' l'il111 111·1·t·p1 ., 110 liabiUty Cur 1111y rrror in 11n ud\·l'rti-.emr111 fiJr .. hil'h 11 lllU) lw n·~prnhihl'" l''<C',''Pt fur llw rn 1 of tht• ..piin' ur1uall) UI'• 11pi1•tl i., tlw t•rTor. Crrdit r1111 only be aUowt·d for thi-fir:.1 i11,,.-r111111. Monda) ............ Friday 5:00pm Thursday .. Wt-dne-:.day 5:00prn Tuesday ......... Monday 5:00prn Friday .......... Thursday S!OOpm Wednesday .... Tuesday 5:00pm Saturday ........... Friday 5:00pm 9075 MOBILE NEWPQRT BUSINESS PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT WANTED ACURA -HOMES 1100 BEACH 2669 OPPORTUNITY 5530 WANTED 5535 TO BUY 6019 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii~ii!i!iiiiiiiiiii -2904 Pr• 8 n • n t f You iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ '80 Legend Ok grn. '95 Ford Ranger 9010 FORD t:OUAL ~ •1 MIL• TO aEACH ••EACH AREA• choose th• adoptive Driver for Fforlat 2 MONTHS TIL Old Coins Gold Sliver V8LS. 98k mis, fully 5 speed, work truck. ol'l'oinu111n 2 ltg 1 Bdrm Mobile Peninsula 1-4Bd family. Medlcal/Uvlng FT.. M·F, 8:30-4:30. Franklin Mint, Sterling loaded. Xlnt cond. <1 011 ~cr;.:::s241J ,.......,~,11111111 H La b Winier & vacallo~ A t;r•• Downlln• expensH paid. Alf Sallafac to ry OMV SUMMER Old watches & tewelry $9,900 854-0517 ~ • .-iect 11 1111 fd· Lg;:•~ tf 741 • PC:mo~a Rentals. Re1erve Now We re bulld,'ng one 01 calls kept 11rTct1y con· record. 444· 1413 Start Now Look & Feel Weslcoast Coin 642·9448 ---------'9 2 Explorer .,.,,..,.._..Act•UMltt C.M. Sp#3,itt10 Call for 8Ht Selectlonl the world• largest fldentlaJ . Law offices Driver• • Combined Better by June 1st. Rummy Cub•• '91 lntell!• RS Red, ve. lea ther, A; _.. ........ ".....,., M•nlf Oceanfronts downllnea, where of Steven R. Uss Exp'd Chef & Cert. alt. 74k mis. AJC, new lull p ower. $14,9 5 -.-. Leslie 714-852-5589 VILLA RENTALS everyone ma-kes 1•8oo.92.AOOPT Tr•naport Family at-Personal Trainer O riginal set with trs, org owner, xlnt (10tt72fNUE10850) "11.----1•·1111 tr.~l•et"*'111111a"11",n' -=1""a,_r......,1""a""a_8_w_ld_e_3_5 714-.478-4912 money. Minimum or (619) 231 ·7727 mosphere, paid for Mark 714·810·3479 wooden tile holders. cond. $8,495. 760-8005 Toyota of .. • long In quiet Trailer monthly purchase e xperie nce, good 714-075-9204 H I B h U... .. ,..., uMr, rtlltlll. Park. Cats ok. Close Oceanfront Studio $45. HI00-322-6169 miles, great bonuses, ~Dog Walker(;? Top Doll•r• P•ld unt ngton eaC m,~.....,mt1111r to shopping. 642•1353 ·No kit. l'rlg1 Micro. EX178941.D. 3748 SEERING excellent benefits. 1 will Walk & Love For Records. Jazz. RUC 9020 ___ 7_,1_4-_8_4_7_-8_5_5_5_ ....................... wave, 88-u lncld. Coke/Pepsi Rout• WOMEN 3yrs OTA w/lyr Flat-your pet! Weekends Sounlrocks, etc. 6MY& .... .,_.,....,,.._Uft. $850. 873-4494 Hot new locatlonsl 3004 bed. Class• A-COL Ii Eves! Call Morgan Call Mike 645-7505. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '90 Musta ng ~ 1........ requi r ed . ¥<:::'714·642-8533¥<::> Only 7900 mllesl ...._•'lllF• •-· LOTS Unique 1bdrm 1b• $1,500+ weekly. Call 1.800.637-4407 L 1 S '80 Concord Runs White/grey leather. TMI .....,.,., wlll llDI FOR SALE 1400 w/loft condo style apt. now. 1·800-511-6342. Handsome Attomev I Cassandra ov ng wedlsh Nurse. _F_R_E_E_T_O_Y_O_U_6_0_2_2• greall Very low mne-Facto~y chromes . ~--.....__., V It d Ill II ht ' 12 Yrs exp. Honest & age. Good condition. 9 ___,, __ ,.......... au • ce ngs, g Earn $400 Profit Seeks very attractive•---------1 G d k (22831 ) $18,9 5 ............ ftk .. 1111 & alry walk through P•r'S•l•I No face-to-slim wht female 26·34 Exp'd Sal•• Aaafat E~~ng;efs.0°Chr.Fs~~~ $1,250. 854-1598 Lexus of ......._lflMS..O.rHden Gotta Sell l'aatl kitchen, large walk-In face°' telephone ••II· tor dating.• 36~947 g~mf~~~[s\!:.hi~1~x 2~~ ~714·844-3735(;? Sweet adorable male ,,. ..,._, ,..,__ ~ 111 5 acres Prime land croset, dishwasher, Ing. For your FREE •--.,-,..,..-.-----Schilzu w/pretty face.---------Westminster P lv.t • tr. I. g L11 Msg 675-0432 or ,...,PIT Home Care ""714 •• • 9•9•"" BMW 9030 92 69 6 ......... ....,. •• II , .. ,, near Skiing, Fishing, r e x r e report call toll Ire• Fax Res: 751•6744 " " ... ,.., ....... v 8 • 0 .... ,_ .. ......,. • w: Hunting & Gambling. patio from llvlng room, 1•88e.722.0020 Companion/Day Care ...... ,,,,...., ..... llcam-54,990, 750 down, additional patio off of Ext 12534 EMPLOYMENT Home Typist Clean ~Cook (;?Orlve J_E_W_E_L_R_Y_F_U_R_S __ ......... 1 r ClllHUO' StOO month. 10% slm· bdrm w/outslde stor- (recorded message) PC Users Needed. Errands. 722·5223 • 111 • .._ 111 .... -42,·llSID. fir' p 1 e Int• rest . age apace. Vertlcal S 4 o, o o o Income & ART 6025 ..L. 1.800.223•4763 blinds 1ncluded1--------Potent1a1. 376-1993 DOMESTICS 5540 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ._ _t!qp:1, DC••....... throughout, skylight In _E_MP __ L_O_YM __ E_NT ___ s---------..,,.. ·--· Fi t Tl E I di t Sollt•lre Dl•mond u1 ...... 11---Jiving room, unique l'I me ver mme a e 5530 on Gold Band lpl 19 bathroom/ vanity/ 6 figures In 4·6mos. Interview! *HOUSEMAN* Carat. round brilliant _____ ,HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE dressing areal Neutral Plus cut taxes up to Mfg needs m any 9Yrs Exp. C(ean & cut. Must sell, 52950. carpet throughout! 95%. Not MLM or maintain large homes. Call Cindy 723.9008 Carport stall to ac. D I r • ct S a I e • . people. FT to help wt Outdoor duties. car commodate 1 vehlcle 800-322·6169 x1834 · Accepting summer rush & new care. pet care. driving, --:;~~~~~~~ Included. Very brlgh1 I!:=::::===:::::::= Appllcatlon• location. s42s/wk 10 cooking, serving. Xlnt r! and open llvlng areal Fr•• Report •Bartenders start. Carol. 491·0198· NB refs. 909·336·0401 Call now, won't 18111 Mak• up to $500 •Wallstatf COMPANION· Swedish s1470. 788..0931 'DAILY. Company •Cocktail Waitresses Aid Avail PT. Good _________ ,BAJ.BOA clo1es all Sale11 •Busboys driver. Xlnt Refs. Prop- GEU1Cn•Y 11002 PENINSULA 21071•••••••• Doe1n'J get any easier 21 Oceanfront erty Owner. Pis Call H.IW&VM. ~ MISCELLANEOUS than this! 24 hour toll 2100 w. Oceanfront Christina 730·0288 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiil free menage: (888) «573·2100 HOUSE-SITTING --------.. 14Br 2·Story, 2 doors to RENTALS 251-2134, 11 busy call ---------Newlywed Peppardlne sand, sleeps 6, appl, (600) 969 39lS. grads seek housesittlng Attention Home Owners & R.E. AgtnllU Showe••• tho•• gar prkg, SH50.mo I've Discovered ••• ---------. o pportunity. w hile +dep. Avt Se~t.Jun••---------The moat powerful •Administrative• saving for own home. 682•927-e 72 ROOMS 2706 SS$Money MakerSSS •Assist• Ref's avail. 723·1789 Beach & 8•~ 3bd,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In exlslencelll 4 fig-lmmed. opening for NANNY for COM home. 2ba. Upper duplex, N.8. Oceanfront & urea In 3 weeksl Over profes sional, fast M-F. Infant & toddler. Cathcell.2pvtdecks. 22nd St. Pvt room 5 figures In e WHkal paced , 'growing Exp/ref's a must. Eng 2·car gar+1. fplc, unlurn, 1hare bath. Not MLM. No selllng, office In Irvine. req'd. •~• 719-2816 1~~~~~~!!!!~ S1750/mo. 875-9147. Ulll pald. N/S -pref. no competition ! Excellent customer "' '92 BMW 3251 Auto. 4 door, low' mllas. Immaculate! (341457) $19,995 '93 BMW IS Coupe Sunroof, leat her, alloys . S ha rpl (3F6587) $2 1 ,995 Lexus of Westminster 892·6906 '93 740 IL White, silver g ray leath e r, c hrome wheels. phone, cd changer, low miles. (3LZP848) 529,995 B•uer Lotua Coat• M••• 042.7700 CADILLAC 9040 '87 Coupe DeVlll•. Snrl, phne , tinted windows , new trans/ eng. good tires, trailer CORONA DEL MU 2122 Kitchenette In room. 1•9<>0-99S-0796 x9594 service, communlca· Lndry. t block to1~,-..-~<..,.24_h.,,..r)~-..,,--lion, and computer Newport Pier. $490. Phone Card Rout•• (IBM) skills a must. Call Sam 075-4808 In Califomla. HI-Traffic we need you nowl MERCHANDISE "PETS & ANIMALS 'lltlch, m int cond1 6049 $5,800. 7f4-960-4t40 ' special propertlea In our Homes of the WHk & Open Home Gulde published each Saturday In the Real E•tate Tab. It's a n •ff•c11V9 and Inexpensive way to reach homebuyersl Call our Cluslfl9d Department Todayll locatlons'I Excellent $11/hr. +benefits & cash business. Earn pr 0 tit s h a r I n g . 2brf1b• Front"" VACATION up to S5,ooo monthly. ** 6010 ***1 Yoar old wtt1te CHEVROLET 9045 4 blka to beach. Gar. RENTALS 2722 1-800.852·1488 PASONA PACIFIC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii female a lso kl1ten1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANTIQUES 142-5878 DfW, W/D. No peta.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-----2_4_h_o_u_r_•__ 714-752·9201 ANTIQUES 4 U avallablel 854-3240 St200/mo. 472-2096 N.8 • Step• to aand. Ultlm•t• Rewarding !::::::;:::::;:;.:;::::::::= •Sale 10-30%• '95 Chevy Blazer 4x4. 4 door, 16k ml, full powr. Tahoe, red. (238828) $20,995 ~about our current 1peclal1I - B"slness $1 "'00 real Accepting conslgnmenl. Spwgtaaa Hiii View, View. 2 & 3 bdrm .. · " • .ADVl!RTl81NO 30" lee. Vnl1mfled uma. 6Br 4.!5Ba, Fam Rm+ SS00-$1000/Wkly lstlcally can generate s•LES N.B. S.ALON P 8<>0-e &-40 b 100k+. not MLM. DI· -312 Newport Blvd, N.B. ~~;us R ft~~~ gr. 1 1 rect Sales of Personal Tl!Ll!MARKETINQ Facial RoQm, Styllst1 _ __,_5_4..,.8_·_4_1_2_,3,__~ Fr•• t o Loving Home 6mo old male Akita/Shepard mix. Gen t l e . playful, trained. 497·5064 Development P rod· Community newspa· Stations avall. Contact Art & Antiques, Crystal. ---------RENTALS TO ucts. Supportive rn'Jrv1~~-.~s f~~-~~~~ Bonnie 758-0493. Slerllng, porce lain, ·--------1 .. "'WPORT su•ee 2724 Coaching. Turnkey jewelry. Dealers 111,1;; a.n&UO System. Toll free i · dlaplay and new busl--------... welcome. 844-2034 TRANSPORTATIO·u -. -. --~-~ ~~ ~~ '89 Corvette Only 52,702 mlles. Min t c on d i t ion! (1 11 391) HURRYI • Lexus of BEACH 2189liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 88e-21s-9413 Ext 135. ness deve1op men1. NOW HIRING :n Belboe Nftpolt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I N B Ex Per I ance h el pf u I. Reetty I a.autlfU • • • 3Br •VENDING ROUTE• Salary + Commission Access Officers Westminster 892·6908 N ' ncrt. 2Bd 28• VeraaJllH 2.58a Lg kit, hi cell, •20 prime locations• + Benents. Physical/ 8Wpo lmmae lux condo. Wik Berber crpt, fp, patio. •Priced for quick Drug Screening re· Shores 10 Bch. Pvt comer unit w/d. pooVspa, prkng. aal .. 800-711-4361• quired. EOE. Mature, responsible $1200 AVl s-1 845-9029 1525· Erin, 497"'"85 Fax Resume Attn: Individuals needed Musi See This ------~---=:"":""'~~ Coat• M••• 1 Large Janise Cross tor access officers at Aefurt>lshed Be•ch Houae/Mobll• bedroom. '350/month MONEY (714) 965-7174 e xclusive g ated Geml 200ft to water, ref, wd, + 1/2 utla. Available TO LOAN 2914 Or call 985·3030 co mmunities and Top Dollar Paldf From 1800-1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Paintings , china, glsware, furn, etc. 40Yr NB Res 673-6223 Reduced to Pvl yard /beach . May 1st. 722..0317liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .,,C_A_S,,...H-IE.,,,....,R'""'S,..._.,..10-r-C.,..a-r country clubs. ... 000 ~~~~~·~c 1~~~r·.!:: •-_,D,...o_wn_.,..to_wn_""'H..,..."""B-.-Loans Br Phone Wash. Full/Part-time, •Huntington Beach ""ersT CU:fS QA,) ' 9Q9..780-0798 Non-smoker to •hare II'• 1lmplel No Income Weekends Included. •San Juan Capistrano •i..7,:.:23:==4:4::9:4:..JJI furnished 2br 2.5ba vertncatlons. 1st, 2nd 714-730·0837 •Oana Point A,,1~"" lo 'SO. Mc:J.... Ii Bluff• 3BR. 2BA. Nr townhome, w/d , fp, Home Equity Unes. 9AM-4PM •Laguna Niguel H.S. $1525/mo. Vr dlahwaahlr, pool, Jae, Faat decis ions on---------•Est.1.J9ndNllflbuy. lease . Avall 8/1 . weight room. Must Calllornla Homes. Call c~:,,P~~~~ :,o~ob~t~~ Paid training . all .,_,gllet,Pllnliva. COSTA MESA 1024 Bkr, 780.3142 Love Dog Qlngerl nowl Arnie Kaye uniform• provided. porcellk\.~polllry .,.,--,..-,~.,,...--=~=--seoo.+ utla. Susan Affinity Mortgage lax systems In N.B. old--.__ ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiil Nwpt Hgta Fabulous 714-900-5810 1-8<>0-&63-0000 FAX*USA 724·9003 Call M-F 9am-4pm -·•or,. .. POWER BOATS 7012 FORD 9075 Newport Dun•• '78 F350 P/U 4 dr 101 N. Baysldo Or, NB w/servlce bed, ladder 5/11/97 11am Lien rack. Very strong 460 S•I• 1966 30' Owens CID. New radials with C F 2 1 6 8 C J H I n fl alum rims. Great work 3013983. 1966 28' truck. 5 2900 OBO Owens CF71 89CJ. 540-5995/754-4455 Hin# 28'103996. MARINE SLIPS DOCKS 7022 '93 Aerost•r XL Ws gon. Black/gra y, power. Low mllesl (3GUK921). $10,995 NllW HOMaS grad.a 3bd/2ba. Ltg l!aat CM· $450/lst+ 8 iiFree Cash Now$$..,,,...,,,...,..,..,..,,..,,,..,...~~--999..0152 custom Home Up-• or Fax Res: 724-9008 Llnooln Security es::Mn., FROM S237,990 backyard. S2800mo. mon IN. Cat ok, quiet, From wealthy famllles COUNSELORS 1---------1 ~ SallJSJlp 9" beam, 10 Eastalde Costa Mese Agt ~7000 x301 peaceful, W/2 happy unloading mllllons to exp·d. Enlt'getlc. for ****** •Onelllrnorenlft--. mlns to sea, main--------- BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 842.7700 Weetport Hom•• creallvl people! e31·2111 help minimize their summer programs. • "=44LM<l"+=..-channel, "P 10 45n •93 T·Blrd LX st.. V-8. 2545 Santa Ana Ave. 1 axe•. w r 1 t • 1 m· WHI Co F.mlly YMCA * ....., __ ,_ .. _ u WHAT HAPPEllS '' rou 001'1 ADVEl11SE? N01HING. Call the Classifieds (714) 642·5678 Hove A Garage Sole ! 714-&48-~281 ••••••••• N8 ahr hM, 1 bl<>Ck to mediately: Fortune, Jemlfer 847·H22 •*RECEPTIPTONIST* • Esllll ... concb:tld $10 per. 875-8835 ~~~,f.wr·n:'v!', m~~fo~~ ---------APARTMENTS :.::~·pr':.~~· s.fa~~!· 37·75 83 St. *8-59, Customer Service • lr'rfnldll'9Cllh Wanted to Rent Balboa, 673-0583. 113 utl• 714-722-0743 ·Woodside, NY 11377 *l"'*Nt'ounnutlc..::L ~ 714-24~711.. Shore Mo oring ----------········ NEWPORT FOR RENT -;;ff&nd>y~ llf • 11 714-850.5531 '95 Explorer XLT 4x4. B 69 BUSINESS LOANS • Student Strvfct. **Sllllll.l..'""'off'n* White. 24k ml .• lthri------- iiEAiiiiCliBiiii•iiiiiiliiOiiil ,fflt.:':t:1S:. RtprHentatlvt ·• ~~ti * seats, tow pkg. au RENT COM .. ERCIAL ... ...._.;;.a .... ._. FURNI.,..Yne 6014 optrona . s24,soo £a. We P•.. Caah for * UlllUlla1 ... ......, * 4 V&\.llO AUTOMOBILES 8 3 583 s/ FELL BALBOA na11T EST•"P1!1 " LTU, the Innovative ~C°"'*' d•Y•· 4 · · 1 eve through classlf\ed 260~ ~ nu• ~t::o~al ~nJl"unrylni:w! leader of profeaalonal * lxpatem••· * liciiuii•iitiioiimiii·iii-laiii&iiiriioii~i ••••••••ll __ w_k_nd_s_84_4_·1_t_47_. __ , ___ ...._ ____ _ Oowun! 01." ~-s,,cmROOV!... ISLAND v contlnulng .... ucatlon ~ • ..-"" ... "" menl1. Top comma ..., *"°' HOUl'WOOh.. 1eat $450. Chair $60. oull Lowest priced paid for referrala. ...ks c1,111omer Hr· ttxirn-w J11r T 1 11 Casablanca model 1(1 ••r 'Front 1•r fp, BUSl1U111C!C! OFfJCB FAX (301) 951•5204 vice rep. 10 assist -"' -homasv lie co ee exofuelv• Harbor dwah, parking. N/peta. ,,.~ 1-eoo-58&-nee students registering *714-111..mo* table Sl2S. End tebl .. Ridge. 3 bdrm•, famlly Yrfy. $1150/mo lnclda POJt I.ENT 2769 1-eoo.LUMP-SUM for clal .... R•qulrea ****** s751ea. Microwave rm, formal d ining utlla. 073-80401•••••&1•illi• Stone Street cap11a1 good communication conv,ectlon oven w/ ......,. .. 1• and organlzatlonal cart too. 64S-9n5 are• over ,...., sq.n. 3080 N-rt alYd $449,000. May lffsal Otnca/S~-1ooosF , .. •••••••• skills. Inside aalH S•leaperson FT/PT Oak 9drm Set $450. , .... option. BALBOA ,1980• Ort Loc/Prtcg'.•• eicp. praf•rred. Fff Exp. Upscale ladles/ Dark pine br aet $250. ANNOUNCEMENTS day• & PfT Eve. & mens' sportswear. Oak enl center $325. 873•4400 PENINSULA 2807 8'7~l283 371--3551 Sat. Sand rea/aal hi•· N.8 . Golf Courae. Computer desk HO. •••••••iiiil it~ few lease. tory to Attn: Jody asa .. eae Uke-nu Wah/Ory S875. Fu 173-7918 a,..t VleW ,.. ,.. ...... 1 1•1--------FAX 714-442-0899 ••or•t•rr 35wpm. Call 84 ... 3090 At The lleaO"f ltralghf LH. Call LOST a ---------Sal•• exp. $8.50/hr:•'"p ... 1'""n ____ c_o_ff-.-.-,-.-b-•• -. 1bd w/g~ s1 .0M CM9-agt 873-<MN POtnm 2925 Ambitious, p"nctual. round $125. e· floral 119,, •T~•1• ~nu •Cuetomer• M·F. H . 723·5357. couch $275. &48-4711. n.,..,.. AfM'll BUSUfBSS • LOaT African Gray ~ ..__,-............ .,._ NBWPOIT Perrot, fed tall, tatl(e. ._. ,_ -...,..., PINA.NCI •111 nr McFadden/ LIDO ttep• to bMoh. BUCH 2889 G o t ti• r d In H a ~-· ......... P"' ------8934384 RllWMDI •nllY· Tenn. wfd. tvrn. •181t en•• •--------Coit DOG AU9tra11an No,pete. •T ... 101 .... Siii IUSINBSS 8Uky. Small ~ 3- Q/W inot. todO poo1 OPPOITU'NITY •lb•. 11rown. ... ..,,, ...... ~c-:.:-D•,• IJo P•••· Carport: 2 04 In West 8llY Ave N.B. '1 Ci Vlmte Del .... . 9 AEWAADI •7~•14 3br/3ba, d•n, pool. •••• ••••• Mint ocean vtew. ~,_: :::,~·, IUSJDSS oma IUSJDSS OPPICI! BUI.TB ~ --~ ........ ~~•POI IDT 27et POI IDT 2719 PITNISS 3000 ;uie P•htt 1 bed ·-----•II "Pl* end unA. ,,. ' Qarlllle, POOi ...... r11.117lk. ~,. ---------~ ---- . r1•1 ~ .. ,, "~ ....... Leee Ntw 'ermulatlon. "fteduo•". Onl1 111.11. lurN -... ...... =::,: L.oee • "0 ........... 1 ..... .,......,.. ...... oeutleeL 1 ..... n. ~ tcOO'a 11 IJll " •Service• •ecurltlf Offtoe,. Immediate FTIPT post- tlona avallablel Call for appt 248-9180 .._ttan Couch e· with rvst cushions. S125. e73..07'1 ·---~~--~-MUCHANDJSB 5 lmm•d. ol*llnga tor growing lnt'I co. In lrvlnt. Must ha ve atrong communication, typing & phone 1 k II re . s 1 o /h r +great b•ntflt1. --------MISC. 8015 ----- •• 'MONA 'ACIFIC EMPLOYMENT S••vtCIS 5533 Miao. Kitchen items, 5a\ retlg, dbl az mattr"•· 118 W.-0 Ortve C.M. 114-712 ... 01 ........ N•rltak• Chh•• PleaM be ewatt th•t TreYOt patt•m. Aimo.t CuetetlMf a;;;tOil the Uetlnga In this c:at• c~ """· tor e. ,,.... ..... egory may r9qUlre you MP• otter. 64e-0941 ft~ IOO Comptiny to eaH a too numb.r ._,...... ________ .,...._ Heklno motivated In wh.lch th•re i. a "•'Ph L-..-WICker lndMdu81 .,,,,,,., 1 yr c~ per ml.wt•. eola. l"rtg, p9do tum. -In _ ..... _ _,, Cllehee •• ..c. -. ...,....... .,.. .. -"'1---------O.....~I ., ... ,.,. =:"=:.,c-" ~ lllPLOYllUT WWW tiiMflllli ..... ::9, ': :f'1 ~ WUTID SUS llUY = ~ (1140hfl per wk) I.ow MotteftlV """8 Oii • ~ ....... to: .... CDeor .............. O.WllOdled... Cl.a , .... '"'°' .......... """" ,.,--..~ ,., .. . c......__ a ..... , MNlla.LMn9 .. .... .. -·-.... ..,. Results! • ,,.., C/ossilietl Atlrertisi., "Adftl .... wida tbt Ody Pilot. tbt .,_ decilba J ooaW 11..c ewl' ...... _ ........ (I ...... ·---il•a• "-1 .......... ............... _,,_,r ~ ..... • • TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1997 ' . ('TODAY'S 1 CROSSwoRo PUZZLE 11111• ·. BONDA 9085 JIU' 1110 LOTUS · 1123 OLDSllOID.I 1151 ------~--------'...:....~~~_;,_------~liiii .. &iiiiiiill .............. ,, ...... ~ .. ....: oM.Es GOREN '91 Aooord •X Orn/ 'M Jeep Wr ...... r •n Tut"bo •8Plrtt '87 Cut.... Clet'e -1 tan. Auto, anrt, alloy., 42k ml. Auto, AC. Red, tan INU\er, only ve. w ,.,. l5k "*· ACROSS t Aon\M..,.. 8 WOldUMd befQfe ... Of IOllf) 9 Aotr ... Tlly 12 O.rant 13 e.llow 15 Gtua bottle us Scurtlet 17 !<een t8 Neulral color t9 8Pt••d INdt 21 Motl precious 23 Ttnv lmoonl 24 O.y of the wt!. 25 Faahlona 28 Kida' ci-me 33 Emolov1 34 Fltfihc>Ols part 35 Sloger Ono 3e "Norma -· 37 Mualcal ensembles 38 Battery alze 39 Engrave 41 Puf on -ac1 snooty 42 Entice 44 Sleeping ap<>I 46 Dlaeerta110'n 4 7 Actof Motrow 48 Fruit 49 Gargantuan 53 Gauguin and Rubens 5., Mette IUltll.ilenC 61 Jut plenltt- Bleke 80 Olr9C:!tor Kann 81 Wat In debt 82 Altonlehff 83 Somekldt 84 Parent es -Kett of !he comlct ee Wood used f0t aalad bowta DOWN 1 Put)bher Adolph - 2 Brldelanh 3 Concept 4 Predetermine 5 Plea and cakes 6 Scarfett -7 Mist 8 '-lhe Hne obeyed 9 Prey for 37·0own to ·u111e pitchers have big -1· 1 t Oversupply 14 Some houses 15 Confirm 20 Coal acuttle• 22 Dada name 25 Tossed 26 Lasso 27 Upright 28 Scottish landowner 29 Child ol ,\phrodite 30 Wanders 31 "Giraffe's cousin 32 Mohair • producers 34 French cheese 37 Striped animals 40 Messenger 42 Not lhla 43 Spooldesl 45 Ely ol "Tarzan· 46 Mother - 48 Wall covering 49 Wall<ed 50 Com Belt state 51 Knolled 52 Attractive 54 -gin 55 pinger Turner 56 Can. province 59 Excepl . 11 wtdt OMAR SHNdf new Ira, •II pwt, A/C. caaa, tlh. lta.eoo. Sitt 23k mU.e. (IPTN73t) Blue 11'*' te200, Mk• and TANNAH HIRSCH •• >Ont cond. 81k rn11. fac. wan. 7aa .. e:ae ~:J ... LOTUI Ing UIDO. Ut~3 . HOPB roa nm BEST 19000 OBO. HC)-7932 ... Gr8ftd Cherokee COSTA M•IA L.redo, iruuy toaded, ••a 7700 PO••~... 9175 '91 Prelude at Red. 'lmmacl Blk/lthr, cd, • ~ • North&uth vuln~rable. Eutdeale. in heart11 and did no:/a11 two &Sf>d. Full pwr, lo-ml, 2·whl dr, qnly 1100 --------liiiiii•ii181ii•iill •ftadet doubled, J'ndica •Lat 'he alarm, anrf, alloy•, · ml, •2uoo. 55•5929 llEICEDIS 9130 '7.7~ 924 Red, 4 epd. wi • A/C, tint. new Urea. ~. 8&3--0tOO daya. N b•tt att NORTH •""K !.7 A1< 1075 OAQJt •At WEST •Q98842 OQ98 EA.BT 6J5 l.7J2 0 4 •J 108 0 108785 •84 32 SOt.rl'H 6 1073 0 643 O K93 •KQ75 The bidding: -' EAST 80\J'MI Pue PHe Pue 8• WEST NORTII 2•" Dbl P ... 6<6 P ... PeN p .... •weak Opening lead: Four of 0 cub t.a.keout w911 probab~ baaed on 19000 OBO. 551-3338 • 53•~0·0eng0·~ 'oa · I th i •L j• s 1 k r --------1 ••7 420 SlrL ... . n, en1 n w:ie au •· o or ac o •--,9 ... 11 ........ l_c_c_o-rd...-LX--'tEmS 9115 Meroed•• Low mu.. 571.0737, .Oto47pg anything better t.o do, North blaated low rnllea Mint cond. a n d F I aw I • • 1 f "-int.o silt clube. o e s 99 1---------West led the slngleUin diamond, ( 7 O.t 5) 14' 5 <341"57> 1115•9995 SUZ'r/J 9205 Ltxus of Ltxu1 of · v • and declarer had mixed feelinrs W t I t '93 LIXUI GS300 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii about the contract. Realistically, .. m n• ., Full option 58K Wt1tmln1ttr '92 Suzuki Sidekick South needed a <t-3 trump break t.o 812·8908 White Ivory #029422 892-8908 AC. S12,H5 have any chance and, unle111 a t24,277 ,91 ~oo• SO Down. (200445/N4101310) derender held apecifically J JO 8 of 80' Acoord, auto, Take over LeaH, Toyota of cluba, the length would have t.o be good eng. S800.obo ' 9 3 T 0 Y 0 TA s 4 e 9 , mo tor 3 o H ti t B h with Eaal. In addition, Eaat would 714-831·9324 CAMRY LE leather montha, 84K 720-0738 un ng Oft tac have to hold four lliamonds, . only 34K Su~rb cond -~ 714-847-8555 Allhou "gh not m. uch of a parlay, Lexus trade 1297229 INFINITI 9095 t 13,977· declarer:. played ea if thpt diatribu· Liop eidsted. The lt.ing of diamonds '94 LEXUS SC400 waa won in hand and.three rounds '98 lnflnttl G20 Black Full opllon of clubs produced the firet 1ood 10k mlle1. CO player, Certified 2.9% APR newa. The ace and king of spades leaiher, a mus ti avall. Won't laatl were cashed, followed by the three <533s40) 118•995 1037721 $33,877 hJgh diamonds, declarer diac:ardin1 LtXUI of . a heart on the last of these. When Wt1tmln1ter ' 9 1 M /4 ~ D /4 h d L' fh 1· ed h MIAT/4 Anniversary l e ace an iung O earta iv • t e 892·6908 Edition Aulo lealher contract became cold. c o h 8 r d t o p MITSUBISHI 91451------ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TOYOTA 9210 '90 lrcllpae, 961< ml• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii red/gray, al, ac, anrf, new tlrea, great condl $5000.obo 745-5472 '92 BCLIPBI! GS 18VDOHC COUPE Burgundy, gray lnte- riOr, 5 apd., cass., cd, sunroof. (2ZUG792) '92 Toyota P/U (;l00541/N0092295) $8495 '83' Torota XCAll (101117/P035972) . S12,995 Declarer had 11 tricks in the •---------#122624 $10,877 . . . • bank and, when a heart was led ISUZU 9100 • There are aome bidding ~itua· from the table, East was a goner. 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '9 3. V 0 L K.S $8,995 . B•u•r Lotua Coat• M••• 842.7700 '94 Toyota P/U XCAB. Aulo A/C, Mull see , Ilk• newl (200528/R5090884) $14,595 lions that are not covere.d 10 t~e Whether East ruffed or not, declar· 11 Jl!TTA Red Auto t.extbooka and rarely exper1~nced m er's last trump would be the fulfill· '92 lauzu Rodeo AC sunroof CD 45K actual play: For example, how often ing trick. 5 speed, must aeel p • r f e c t c 0 n d does your nght-hand opponent open (200486/N4300208) $11,977 pr~mptively when you are holding Learn ·to be a better bridee '94 1!~~·~95 Rodeo 25 high-card points? player! Sub1cribe now to the LS v6, full power, '96 Ll!XUS ES300 Af\er South responded with three Goren Bridge Letter by calUne sunroof., mint cond. CD moonroof. Full clubs to the takeout double over (800) 78S.122G for i nformation. (101141/R4325339) option certified 2.9% Eaet's preemptive opening, North Or write to: Goren Bridge Let.-s17,495 APR avail. 11'158853 considered the options. The fact ter, P.O. Boll 4410, ChJcago, m. Toyota of •281977 that East didn't raise preemptively 60680. I B h '98 INFINITI 130 suggested that South held some " Hunt ngton eac only 12K Every valuea. Since South did not respond 847·8555 option poss .. New Le 1tus lrade 11'014328 $25,977 NISSAN · 9150 '91 Truck Shortbed 5 apd ·AM/FM caH, 83k ")It. Good cond. $5800 • 080. Dan, 571·0737, 201·0t47pg '95 Taooma 4x4 LX Auto, ac, full power. (100133) (2052337·) $17,995 '95 Tacoma SR5 Auto, ac. (101 t03) (049951) $23,995 Toyota of Huntington 811ch 847-8555 '93 240SX Fastback, 1-,,.,,,9.,,,9,...,T,,,,.o-r-o"""t,...a_A.,,..v_a,...,l,..o_n_ llke newl Sharp black X.L , w h I I • /I v 0 r y beauty. 27,500 miles. Interior, automatic, tilt, $8900. 723·1504 cc, power windows JAGUAR 9105 '98 LEXUS l.X450 Can't seem to STARTING ANEW BUSINESSff '88 XJ8 While, dk blue llhr, sunroof, low miles. (2KHM584). $6,995 '92 XJS V12 Convertible White, blue leather, cd changer, chrome wheels. low mlles. (3KA0283) SZ.4,995 '94 XJ8 } Black, barley leather, cd chabger, low milea (3GUE164). S24,995 Champagne Ivory get to all those chromes. Save huge • repair jobs on this onel h ? "128163 $43,977 around the ouse l et the '92 LEXUS SC300 Cla11lfled Green/Ivory, Hard to Service come byl Try to beat Directory t h I s I # O 0 9 O 2 7 help you find locks, loaded! (076337) SAVE '93 Toyota Prevl• LE, dual roofs, mull seel (080605) $16,995 Lexus of Westminster 892·6908 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 $21 •977 reliable help. 642 5678 'U VANAOAN GL • • • ~ • • • • • • • e • n~ ~ Depamnmt at tht Dtzily Pilot is pkasid .... to annDUna a nnu Jmlia n(IW ar.W/abk m new businesses. --~ will n<nu SEARCH tht name for you al no cczm chargr, and Jllvt you the '92 Sovereign Regency red, barley l ealher, chrome wheel, only 39k mllea. (650048). $19,995 '94 L£XUS SC300 • QVht W/belge Int, ale. Balck/Ivory Certified 11 ... ---------;, am/rm can, tinted full option. chromes windows. Runt great! 2 . g % a v a 11. R • .: ? $4450 873-8723 $31,977 epomung. '89 vw Jetta I , ......._ ...w Charcoal gray, AT, "'*"-•ID._R · AC, stereo cass, sun· Put a few vvords to vvork for you. nmtand the trip to tht Court H<n«inStmtllAna. 7bnz. of~. afar UM Jttl.Tt'h u compktal Wt wiU fil.t your fictitious busineJ1 name statm1m1 with tht County Clnlr, publish ona a i«tlt fo,.r four Wttla as IT'IJ"iml by law and then fil.t your proof of publiarrion unth tht County am. 'pf.tag 1t0p by to fik your fictitious MfU!SS 1tatmlmt at tht Dtzily Pilot. 330 W. 8aySt, Casta Mtsa. If you cann4tlt0p by. plmseaJ/ usat{714) 6424321 and Wt U11U ma/rt armngmima far you to handk this proctdurt' by mail '93 XJS Convertible British racing green, barley leather, 6 cylln· ·LEXUS· MISSION VIEJO 1 ·~i00·669·5398 der, chrome wheel•, ~=====~==~I on l y 20k miles. (3DFU596). $29,995 '95 Vanden Pia• Black, cream leather. (727016). $38,995 Good jobs reliable services Interesting things to buy 1.-..1 • ...-.ltor roof, auper low ml, all llSlalt It, loot In !he records, lrnmac cond. <Jas:6ds IO Inf !he $5999/obo. 548-4688 _..fllll'1t~flw. '90 Cabrlo Conv Blk on blk. Blk lthr. Auto. CO. Loadedl Buy or assume lae. 642-1578 Call 642-5678. If JOI.' should haw ""J jimhtT quesrions, p• aJJ us and Wt u;;U be mQT't' than , 1 glnd to assist yo11. Good bait in your M!Ubusiness! '95 Jagu•r XJ8 Topaz, beige leather, sunroof, fully loaded. (746324) $33,995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 842.7700 ANTIQUES le CLASSICS ·9250 .N••d aecure lnalde ator•u• for rour special car' In N.Bch? 548-8515 -----•CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING CONTRACTORS GARAGE IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPE Be, PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TAX SERVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 DOORS 3678 HOME 3756 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PREPARATION 39ZS DIRECTORY CARPENTRY•Wlndowa RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. -------·•I Do;:; ~'()>8F~:oces •HOUSECLEANING AJ PallH Conatructlon •$25 Service C•ll• LIKE-NU CONCRETE Landscape Remodellng Palntlng·lnl/Ext Houtt/Apt Precl•• Plumblng Repairs & Remodel• Free Estimates LI0873H H9·1090 L*291591 • Call Bob 15Yrs Exp. Good Rafa Addltlon1•Remodellng Repalrs/Serv/Openers Remve oll/iust stains, Yard tune up/malntenace, Quality Job. Free est. 249•6323 pg.312-0026 Own tran1. Call Anytime! ·General Contracting· All Mak••·Models crack rpr. Ra-nu/seal wd landscape/artistic design. Llfl569897 938·8888 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN 241-0531 Pg·435·5312 L*450732 848·3018 Llc'd 650·Serv-(7378) dec~s Froe est 760·8427 Con.tractorlC27-604006. A Better Way Painting -------- * IT'S TAX TIME * Call early for appt. Jeann• Har• l!.A. Retlr•d IRS 673-8905 ACOUSTIC CEILINGS 3408 ••$475 • 18X7•• '>-Profl & Ethical. 645·7505 Quality Craftsmanship ---------. Cullom cabinets/crown MARIA'S CLEANING LEWIS Construction Includes hallway. StRUCTU~L DESIGN Nl!W LUI' For areas price. Refs. ORCO PLUMBING 1--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii moldlng/llle/marble/Mlsc Supplies Rrovlded·Xlnt Aemodel•Handyrnan weather·strlp, Install&· Resident I/Small Bus. L612113 714•857•1530 & Drain Cleaning TUTORING 3929 CEILING MASTER repalra. CharlH 557·7684 Raf'a. 12Yra Exp. By Ljfl704773 Local Res. tlon & tax 845·5704 Additions • Remodels Landscape & ~ 7Daya/Wk•Free Est •Acoustic Removal• Family Only. 539·8704 •714-557·5925• L1303133 723·1800 Oes~n/Bullci/Remodtl CHUNG'S PAINTING Visa/MC Exce~ted C .tom Te t ••Palnl CARPET Uo ns 7... 23Yrs Exp·Ort Prlcel L#727705 780 170 ~ Kur •VICKI'S CLEANING HANDY MAN 3710 · · •or Guar Work-Free Eat • lied. Mark 939•73oo CLEANING 3515 We otter THE BEST DRYWALL INTERIOR Shan•'• Gardening Uclfl375602 538·1534 -------- •Spanlah·l!ngllah• Bf·llngual Teacher Private ClaH••·Home or Office. 844-8487 Hou11/Wlndow Cleanlng. SERVICE 3584 t/ DeSIGNERS 3782 & Landacaplng. Lawn • 1ovrs E>ep. Xtnt Refs. •Pain C•rpentrv• i; care lnatall'n/Rernoval Ike • Custom Painting --------•--------ACTING Carpet Cleaning Vicki 714·888·0395 Drywall and morel Sprinklers 548•5801 Prof, Clean, Ouallly eDAN DAWSON• WALL 3932 LESSONS 3416 Avoid the rlp-ott1 call lo"'SMALL JOB EXPERT Small Jobs Oki Work. lnt/E1tt & Oocka. PLUMBING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Con1umer AwareneH •WINDOW CLEANING• Drywall/Pinier Repair Gary 845·5277 Hom• Sw••t Home VICTOR'S Prof'I Land· L#703468 831·4810 Water Heaters• Drains COVERINGS Hollin• 24hr 953-7111 FREE l!STIMATBS /Hanglng,/Taplng,/Texture H R I /R model Interior Decorating & ecape Malnl. Seasonal --------• R I R I •FRl!E ON·CAMl!RA 945.0335 Comm/RH 551·5573 cc~:ta ~:s~N.ewpor1 ~=:~~: e:.~~~~lr;U~v~ ~~:~rN.1f.Y~5E.;'~·~ 2~·~:~~.p~~~~!'nce F:::'c~f: • • Flx~ifr:: l!valuatlon ·All AgH CERAMIC Wlthoert Drywall 25 Year• E:xp. <:? 714·821·0918 <:? FrH Estimates L1554722 • 646·6720 Do you have what It All Pha111• Smit.~ Jobi Jim 831·2480 MASSAGB 3830 lnlerlors and E1tterlors Pgr#71'7·5728 ~~~~!rel~~ & bo~ ~~ TILBS 3528 COMPUTERS 3556 Clean! CIHnl CIHnl BRBWER'S TV·VCR 1--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Referral. 854-0512 -------- Call A80·2332 '· -a..., •o..owera Rep'd 20Yra E11p/Falr S/Free Eat & Home Services JEWELRY 3784 L&B Sport• Th•r•pu •SON'S PAINTINQ• Regroullng & lnslall'n r¢!7 • Aocept MIC & VISA All body care 10 relax 20Vra fl(p. Res/Comm POOL F•rthlng lnterlora lnllallallon • Remov .. Dl1coun1 Wallcoverlng L#560875 973·1212 Th• Stripper Speclatlzlng In Wallpaper Removal 1.5189241 99:..5037 .,. -.. , _. • RXI Ll400030 714-63~1447 Under·S300. LIE73660 , -------- APPUANCE L870130 Dean of T ua l'"u C.M. Dale 831·1818 Wiiiiam Harold Jeweler & rejuvenate. RN/LMT Int/Ext Llc#460559 SERVICn 3894 eLeCTRICAL 36 0 CM 722·9823 537·9496 /800-816·9722 i;o 6.73-8065 or 848-8526 COMPUTER HELPI i; _. . 1 Handyman Charlie Watch/Jewelry Repair liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii We Gala ahould hang REPAIR 3427 Newport Tiie & Marble Painting, carpentry, Antique• Fine Jewelry r• together. Strip, lnatall, Fine Craltsrnanshlp... Fast•Frlendly•Affordabte Small Job BXPBRT . water bleslfng, fences. Buy/aell/lradt 873·030S MOVING 3834 PBT taland Blue Pool• advice to the crazy. APPLIANCE REPAIR ACCl!PT VISA·M/C Upgrade Repair Train Duncan Blec1rlc local COM 780·5044 seRVICES 3870 Pool & Spa Wkly Svc. 831·2111 Anytime Showere/Counte11/Flr1 Free Eat·StO Olf w/ad ,;; Repair: filter/pump/l)lr Nat'I Sl""""/Ma.rble F~c• * 714-723·2002 * Local/Quick Response Home RHtor1tlorVRemodel l<lTCHENS 3786 PUBLIC" NOTICE Acid wash 845·87281--------,;We1hers/Oryere,/Frlg Salea. Rea1. 831.0287 ..,.,.. Ll275870 850·7042 Tiie/drywaii/Woodwork WINDOWS 3934 L.845488 842'2 14 MACMEDIC •Care for Fene11/deek1/room add. The Callf. Public Utlll· • Anlm•I <:? Lover • BATHTUB REGLAZING CLEANING 3448 SERVICES Macintosh Computera Peterkin Eleotrlc Roofa/general repairs. ties ComrnlHlon RE· Wiii lake care, feed & ROOPING l~!i!ii!i~~i!I!~~~~ In your hrne/ofc. Low/ Prompt & Low Ratesl Comm/Ree. Refs FrH Eat OUIRES that all UHd walk your pet. Your 3910 WINDOW CLIEANINQ houtly rate. 873·88Ut c•s'~f~~~rn:~~8-~~~; Chrla 754.0517 BATH & KITCHEN household goods place or rnlne. Irv/NB iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Custom Window ScfNN 3548 HOME SERVICES • Cabinets movers prlnl their Chrlttlna 730·0288 A-OK R 0 0 , 1 N 0 • Re•Sor .. nlng • A ythl & e ""hi •Ceramic Tiies P.U.C. Cal T nurnber: FrH E1tl 729·7079 n ng v•·7• ng •Counters a; Floors llmoa and chauffeurs Pet llttar/D09 Walker ·1tt Cla11 ln11a11er-A•MODEL 4 LHI tt A TOUCH OP CLASS CONCRETE Ii FENCES Free E•tlmate. Ref's. L#504803 Aob 376-2129 prlnl their T.C.P. nurn· Dally/Overnight Y111t1. Sr Olac/FrH E•Vl.0394471-------- Cleanlng. Rea/Cornm MASONRY 3557 ... DECVS 3615 Michael 758·1440 1·800.82&-1011 ber In all advertlae· Refa avl. Uc'd/Bonded 891-3754 eoo.891-3754 Can't lffm to Comp!••• reflnlahlng • UC/Bonded. Free Eat. Ul n QU .. LITY cRA-IMAN mon11. If you have a Denise 114·935·8970 & RHIOtalfon aervlcea TereH 282·'7143 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim " r' BALBOA ROOFING CO get to all those New Shower Ooora 1• Carpentry•Cablnet e question about th• I•· . 0 11 w k 0 t'd Lie/Ina 283.0779 •8011 HOUSECLEANING Brick, Brock, Ston~. Tll~ l!XCBUeNT WORK Electrlc•Plmbg•Doore gallty of a mover, limo ---------1 ua ty or fuarn repair jobs ucenHd·Bond•d Cone, Patio. DrlV•w•v Fencee/Deckl/81ok Walla Misc repalra 5S'7·7884 LANDSCAPE• or chauffeur, call: PLASTER ~r~/a°~~Rep:~1!rc,:~t around tht houae? St0.001:. hour. Fplc, BB01. Ref, 28Yr, Pool1•MuntyeDrlveway1 QUALITY ••RVICl!S LAWN l"llDE 3808 Publlo Ullllllea REPAIR 3880 Ltt the BUSINESS 7t4-ll 8.0388 Exp. Terry 857•'7894 I.Jo B-1 ContrllC10r 11538526 .lmprovementa/Rapalra '-AA\ CommlHlon Clattlfled •• lght Haeoinlng I'll BHt Any Uc'd Paint. Prof'I & Quarant'd 714•558'4161 REMODELING SERVICES 3488 e!opean Prof'I. .Beat * Btlt Prlct/Q1111llty N;:nu~:~~~:~~.~~n FrH Est, 880•5779 BABIC YARD MAINT ALL-AMBRICAN PIHter/ltwooo Petoh lervtoe --- HUMAN * RESOURCES * Prof HR Conaullan1a to Hll11 you In over• load & 11art·up corn· pany. Work on your 11te or oure. PT·FT 714-440..9008 ~n townl Refs 5Vrt Ex~. L.nd1cap~rlok, tine 7a2·2605 800-76().5765 ••ml Ratlred Contraotor 1 CALL DOii IT ALLI Mon•·U ·Servin~ So Ca 2Syra· a ADDITIONS 3918 Dlreotorw Grace 2111·94811 conct. I 78 .. 1007 Aepalra, lmprovemanlt, 831-4422 Carefully, Cou°n;;,ualy Llo:,!.::t\a~~Hra iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii htfp you ftnd •C•M•NT WORK• am Jobs. Ouellty/tntegrrty P•a•r-413·~· 2 6 For th• Right Price l'arthln9 Interior• rtflable help. ·•tamped Concret .. FLOOR INSTALL I c11e Ken 9·42·t770 Tlte&lm 8.(9.02a3 ---------1 KllchenJlath/Remodel Brlc;k/Blool</Slone/Tlle REPAIRS 3820 ' ! TREE ! 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