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Home My WebLink About1999-06-25 - Orange Coast PilotFAiR PiCKiNS Take your pick, rock, jazz, spiri· tual or Tejano -and plenty more -the big-name musical acts have been set for the Join the Rush concert series at this year's Orange County Fair. S..Page2 SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 Mmmmmmm, what • a tasty fund_-raiser • South Coast Plaza restaurants ·cater their best qi.shes for a night that will help the needy. EustGn D!if Piot The 7th Annual Swnrner Sol- stice offered the chance to enjoy a swnmer evening out while sup- porting two i.rQ.portant charities. •I think it ties in really well with orgaru.zations that feed the hungry," said Nicole Thompson, development manager for the Second Harvest Food Banlc. ·People enjoy themselves but are reminded of the people they're trying to help." . . .. COSTA MESA -They were filling trays and wine glasses instead of shopping bags at South Coast Plaza ThlU'Sday. And raising at least $50,000 for the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen and Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County Summer Solstice is the Some- one Cares Soup Kitchen's largest fund-r~iser of the year, said SEE SOLSTICE PAGE 6 DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT Porschez Genschi, left, grabs a bite from her husband Dion's plate at the Summer Solsttce Thursday al South Coast Plaza. Some • e:ithot • but Marilyn liked pearls I f you llke it bot, the Marilyn Monroe exhibit at South Coast Plaza may be the place for you. The Mikimoto Co. is hosting the exhibit through Sunday to highlight its limited edition repli- ca pearl necklace modeled afte r the one that baseball great Joe Dimaggio bought from Mikimoto 45 years ago as a wedding pre- sent for the Hollywood legend. The original neck.lace, at nght, is also on display as are Monroe's movie dresses, photographs nev- er-before-seen by the public and Monroe impersonators such as Susan Griffiths, above, who recre- ated the famous scene from "Some Wee it Hot" 72 HOUIS MIUENNIUM MOMENT • • FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1999 Local officials in no hurry to reinvest •Newport-Mesa leaders are confident in Treasurer John Moorlach's ability. A~HA~r11.: !XJiy Pb Mesa has not yet made a decision about whether to remvest with the county, City Manager Allan Roeder said that 1t is a possibility they will do"°· Local offioals are taking a cautious approach to putting public money back m the I Orange County lnvestment Pool. •At this pomt. we have investments and we're hap- py with them, but we may be investing m the pool ome- where 10 the future," Roeder Sdld Other county agenoes are Although the city of Costa I SEE REINVEST PAGE 6 Rival gang members give each other a hand I • Handball tournament will reinforce message: the violence must stop and there is a life after gangs. lbiyPb COSTA MESA -Rival gangs are getting ready to face each other m hand-to-hand competition -and the school distnct's gcmg outreach coun- selor couldn't be happier. ln fact, the batUe was gang coun- selo,r Pepe Montenegro's idea. But this one will be 'on the handball court, and it will be played by the rules. SEE HANDBALL PAGE 6 Skydiver lands near Newport Pier at night • His two buddies hit the beach and high-tailed it, but one unlucky jumper was left hanging on for dear life. GRE • Rt....a.ING lbiyl'b NEWPORT BEACH -A daring, late-night 1wnp by a Corona skydiv- er attemptl.ng to 14tld on the shore- line nussed the mark Thursday, prompting rescue crews to fish him out of the ocean near Newp0rt Pier. The parachutist, 25-year-old Keith Druse, was found by firefighters clinging to one of the pier pilings. Druse was pulled to safety with a buoy and rope that was lowered from SEE SKYDIVER PME I INDEX 1 00 .... "Plihing Strate· giel, • a terninar comparing Southern CalifomMl and Baja East Cape afflbore lllll)ng llrate- gies, will be Offered from 6:30 to 9 p.m. today bf OCC'S ..... pro- gram. 'Jbe 12 gz'an 11 dtmgmd tor baglnnlng to advant'ed anglan and will be aftlle OCC samna Cenlet, and marshJ'nallows to roast at this free presentation. The campfire · will be at the Fish and Game Headquarters on Shelltnak.er Island. For more information, call Playiµg doctor for the OCC football team QAWRED ..._ ........ ____ ._.., 1A111001 I MIC mm .. ....___......._ .... RIIS ..... _ __......__...., 1801 w. Coast Highway. 6etween tbe 88lboe .., CUit ...... Or8nl* County .. smut a-..._... far a. wwbbup 11 sa C.O ...... 12. (949) 786-8878. ..... , 2 Friday, June 25, 1999 datebOOk Doily Pilot - CHECK IT our Read your way to making yourhorneyourcastk This vear's Orange County Fair features gold record artists, from cOmedy to country W hen the weathe r's fl.ne, !l's the perfect time for tctckllng that project that will make your home your castle. Find help for the task in libtary resources about home improvement and mainte- nance. No matter what do-1t-' yourself pro- ject you're undertak.Jng, you're llkely to find gwd- arice about the tech- niques and tools you'll need to complete 1t in "Reader's Digest Book of Skills & Tools." 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New sites are being created all the ti.me (and old ones discontin- ued), so it pays to check periodical- ly with a search engine like Yahoo! or Altd V1Sta for tips about making your home a sweeter home - even iI 1l never becomes a castle. • CHECK IT OUT is wrrtten by staff mem- bers of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column Is by Melissa Adams. in collaboration with Tim Het- herton . I 1.5 million albums. They have EusE GEE had 15 consecutive No. 1 hits Dciy Plot including "I'll Be Believing" e bether it's rock, jazz, spiritual or Tejano music you enjoy, the Orange County Fair will be the place to find it d\lf,'- ing its headline concert series • July 9 to 25. This year's Fair, themed Join the Rush, features a lineup of gold record artists from country to comedy, from pop to golden oldies. "This year's concert lineup is really quite spectacular,• said Diane.SOrensen, Fair spokes- woman, And considering that the concerts are included with Fair admission, they're also quite a value, she said. Based on calls from the pub- lic and advanced ticket sales, this year's most popular acts are country performer Bryan White along with Sheena East- on, Point of Grace, Sinbad and Weird Al Yankovic. Here is the lineup for the Fair concert series: • July 9 -Comedian Sinbad, known fo! his physical and impetuous style, will kick off the concert series. Sinbad got his first big break on "Star Search• in the mid-'80s but has tta.n- scended'his stand-up career and gone on to a late night talk show and the big screen in the movie "Houseguest." • July 10 -Vonda Shepard, the singer-songwriter who pro- vides inspiration to the popular television show •Ally McBeal, • will take center stage on July 10. She has toured with Ricley Lee Jones and Jackson Brown. Her albums include "The Radi- cal Light" and "Songs from Ally McBeal." • July 11 -Diamond Rio is a six-man country group that has won six "Vocal Group of the Year• awards from the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Associ- ation. •July 12-Deney Terrio & Motion, Anita Ward ("Ring My Bell"), Evelyn "Champagne• King ("Shame•), and Rose Royce ("Car Wash") are the artists who will shake things up at the Fair's Disco Night. • July 13 -Fairgoers will rock lo songs by Peter Framp- ton, the multitalented singer whose album "Frampton Comes Alive" has SOid more than 16 million copies. • July 14 -White will give a high-energy country perfor- mance. He began drum.ming at age 5 and released his first album in 1994 at the age of 20. White is known for his bit sin- gles "Sittin' on Go" and "Look at Me Now.· ' • July 15 -Easton will hit concertgoers with har best shot. The two-time Grammy win- ner's career has spanned 17. years and she currently bas a No. 1 album in Japan, "My Cherie.• •July 16 -Crossover group Roee Royce, above, and "Weird Al" Yankovlc. left. are JOit two of many gold record artists to perform at the Orange County Fair. Rose Royce, best known for the song •car Wash," will perform on Diieo.Night. July 12. Yankovlc will perform July 21. War has fused Latin sounds with rock, jazz aild Rhythm & Blues for the last 20 years with hits such as "Why Can't We Be Friends" and "Cisco Kid.· · • July 17 -Royal Crown Revue is expected to put on a happening show with its unique brand of •gangster- punk-swing. • The group made its debut in 1996 with the release of its Warner Bros. album "Mugzy's Move." •July 18 -Emilio, winner of multiple Tejano Music Awards, bas made a successful crossover to country music. Emilio released a full-fledged country alb'Um •Life is Good• and has performed with the likes of George Strait, Vince Gill and Selena. • July 19 -Point of Grace. the Grammy-nominated spin- tual group, has sold more than and •one More Broken Heart." • July 20 -Three Dog Night will help fairgoers remi- nisce to sounds of the '70s with bits from their gold reeord • Joy to the World.• •July 21 -"Weird Al" will guarantee laughs with comedy musical hits such as "My Bologna" and "Uke a Sur- geon.• His most recent album, "Bad Hair Day," is his 19th stu- dio album and his seventh plat- inum award. • July 22 -Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. will reunite as It Takes 1\vo for their first performance as a duo since 1980. The legendary husband and wife team made up two- fifths of the group the 5th Dimension and will sing hits such as •Ain't No Mountain High Enough• and "Youth Don't Have to Be a Star.• • July 23 -La Mafia, the Grammy Award.winning Tejano group will perform rock-laced boleros and pop- cwnbias. • July 24 -The Nelson Brothers, made up of twins Matthew and Gunnar Nelson, will perfonn songs including Top 10 hits such as •After the Rain and "Voices That Care.• The Nelson brothers are sons of rock icon Ricky Nelson and grandsons of radio and televi- sion pioneers Ozzie and Hamet Nelson. • July 25 -Chris LeDoux will wrap things up on the last night of the Fair. The cowboy troubadour began bis career while traveling between rodeo competitions. LeDoux received a Grammy and gold record for his duel with Garth Brooks, "Watcba Gonna Do With A Cowboy.• Each act will perform two shows nightly at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. in the Arlington Theater. Shows are free with the Fair's general admission, which is $6 for 13-to 5-4-years-olds; $5 for seniors aged 55 and older and $2 for children aged 6 to 12. For more infonnation, call (714) 708-FAIR. It Going Baroque in Corona del Mar NOAK! 5< I TWART7 Baroque Music Festival ends 19th season with two concerts in Corona del Mar instruments are either reproductions of -or original 18th-century -instru- ·ments. Patrons are invited to arrive a little early and wander through the exquisite Sherman Gardens. BAROQUE MUSIC FIS1IVAL IN CORONA DEL MAI because of his penonai iDt8l'elt in the music. He began ltDging u a child in the cathedral c:boU and Md a brief career u a 90pl'8DO flom "8 9 to 13. •After my voice c:bang9d. I atarted studylDg pano ud cn•m a.I with the piano and arv.n wl dl111d11d the cbutth cbcU',. Klitm lild. B aroque music conjures up images of harpsichords, gentility and manicured gardens -very civi- 11.zed. ln these days of cell phones, instant messager and carpool lanes, catching a relaxing moment to sit and indulge in the music the way it was meant to be beard is a rare opportunity. The annual Baroque Mu.sie Festival in Corona del Mar provides this chance with a series of choral and orchestral concerts set in St. Michael's Church and Shennan Gardens. Sunday's festival finale will take place at St. Michael & All Angels Epis- copal Church and features choral and orchestral pieces including Vivaldi's "Beatus vir.• The singers are soprano Kris Gould, tenor Mark Goodrich, bari- tone Christopher Undbloom and a fes- tival chorus. Karson said the orchestra and choral ensembles have been assembled espe- cially for the festival. Yeanl&tirat ........ K.-a took a graduate c:oune ID Bua 411..-and dfteloped a deep bltw• la a. In addi· tion to bis appredatlan for tbe Baroque • perjod. Kanon c:bole ~ m\llk: for - the festival became it 00. DOt denwn>d ~u·s ftve concerts in eight days,· said Burton Karson, the conductor and orga- nizer of the festival, "many seasons are five concerts.• Today and Sunday mark the last two concerts of the series. At 8 p.m. today, Sherman Gard.ens will be filled with solo and chamber music of Bach, Scarlatti, Telemann and Stravinsky. · "The four instrwnentallstl w11I be playing modem instruments," Karson e~laincd. In all the other concerts, the VOL 9J, NO. 148 ·we never hire any group whidl exists with the uact same pel10llD8l, • Karson said. •The U lingers were put together just for the coacert. • This marks Kanon'I 19th IMIOll organizing the festival When he Malt· ed, there wu no claakal mWllC pro- duceci in Corona del Mar. . "We were all trllveliDg to L.A. to a large ordMlltra. •Tbe feltival ftnUt bu a c:bonai and orchestra end lololltl -but• cloml't demarvl..., lb1ngl,. X... Mid. Tbe wmeler ordlllllba DDt ODly . mabl orgenntng tbe ftmt«Jlttla.,... let but allo iummmbclatll Iii tpCloC8 constraints ol vmum ID CcniDa de1 Mar. There wUI be ........... far U.O. •ttmtffng tod9J'I ,....rn es hear music, with few_,...,..,,, be I ...,.. to llltt.'*l.•IU. and I port of the community." sald. Initially, Kanoa did D0t Gl*I the ........ -~ .. •weh:D IUJ>-Kanon chole tbe 8er(>que petiod I :•""mi..--. ......... news stories, llltatrltlonl, edito-n.r mattef or~ hefeln can be repr~ with- out written pennl.ion of «>f1f' right ownef. HOW IO UA0t US ~ The Times 0r-. County (800) 2S2-tt41 AdwerM• o..tfled (Mt) 642-5671 ottp19y (949) w..-121 ........ News (Mt) w-- ~ (Ml) 574-GlJ News, 5poftl fa M> l4M170 kntll: ...,.....rthllnk.nlt lllMOMllt .._Oflldt .. IGG1 .._,_._Dt-71JI Wllllll 1111 IP.Al\MIS a.lboa 76,til Corona det Mar 76.464 CosteMeY 7H2 Newport llwtl 7Ml Nw'POrt Co.st 7MJ w.a•tur LOCATION sm ~ ........... . Naupor;. ..... Mu .................. ............. 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Wontl S715 WIN*""'" the 100 blodt .,.,.., June 10 and June 12. ·-·- Daily Pilot ·,;Why would he hit me with a fish?, S o many odditie~. so little time. Forgive me. J havP neglected the mondo bizarro file of late and now it ·is filled to overflowing. It i~ time to r turn to our roots i e., spread- Jng the word about dll things useless and bizarre, the curtou and the banal Do you know what •i e." stands for? It's an abbreviatJon for the Lcttm, "id est· which means -• 1t 1s. • Feel better? • Alnghtec, then. We're off 1Wo master crunmals m the dews Uus week, either one enough to make Monarty jeal- ous and Holmes even more intense, u that's possible. In P.hoenix, Anz., Scott Falater is on thal for murdering his wife by stabbing her over 40 times. Falater doesn't deny he did it. Btlt hlS lawyers contend he ~10uld be acquitted. I l1s defense? Sleepwalking. Oh, OK, that explams it Scotty claims he was sleepwalking dunng the estimated 40 minutes it tool< him tb kill his wile, change, then place his bloody clothes and the murder weapon m a plasbc con- tainer which he hid beneath the s'.pare tire m his trunk. Then and <Inly then did Falater's brain '"wake up,• dccorcling to his attorneys Aside from thiS one, unfortunate rrusstep, Falater's lawyers say he is a deeply reli- gious family man who loved his wile very much. Speaking of relationships, Sdn Otego resident Nicholas Vitahch was arrested last week for allegedly assaulting hi!> girl- friend m a parking lot. They hdd .. COMMENTS &CURIOSITIES peter buff a just emerged from a grocery store where angry words escalat- ed to shouting, which became a shoving match in the parking lot. Nick pulled a 2-foot-long, 10- pound tuna they had just bought out from their shopping cart and started beating hls girlfriend with it, causing minor injunes. Fortunately, the fish was not frozen. While being taken to the hospital in a patrol car, the woman asked repeatedly, "Why would he hit me with a fish?" Accord.mg to San Diego police Lt. Jim Barker: •People will use whatever weapon they have available. In this case, it was a fish.• Maybe so, Lieutenant, but you have to admit -cases of assault with a deadly tuna don't come along every day. Accord- ing to the police report, Nicholas the Demented said he deeded to go alter hls gulfnend with the tuna ·so I could at least get some press.• Oh ... OK. By any chance, do you know Scott :.,~ Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block South of 405 Fwy 545-7168 Palater? Spealong of the importance of a smooth backswing, what a finish for the U.S Open! Payne Stewart sinks a 15-plus-foot putt on a soggy 18th green, denying the young and imJJU- nent dad, Phil Mickelson, his fir~t major. As exotmg as it was, it did leave unanswered what is, m my opiruon, the most important question in golf today Why does Payne Stewart dress like that? Kruckers -sorry, "plus fours" - knee-high wh.lte socks and a golf cap stra\ght from 1931. I mean, J like Payne Stewart. Seems like a very nice guy and he's a wonderful golfer. So what's the deal? Is he in a time warp or is he paying tribute to Gene Sarazen or Ben Hogan or what? U you know, please share. Speaking of nonlmear thinkers, these are supposedly actual comments culled from Forest Service comment cards left by visitors at various national parks. When it's 'round midnight in Yosemite, I'll bet Smokey stretches out in the old recliner and llips through these until he slips mto nocturnal bliss. In the ·Just How Cheap Aie You?" category: •A small deer came into our camp and stole a bag of pickles. Is there any way we can gel reimbursed? Here's our nwnber." In the "Exactly What Did You Have in Mind" category: "Instead of a permit system, the Forest Service should reduce worldwide popu- lation growth to limit the num- ber of visitors to the wilderness." In the •Biological Breakthrough• category; "Found a smoldenng cigarette left by a horse.• Did you notice if it was a palomino with a hacking cough? We've been looking for him. Ther~ was a tie m the ·why On Earth Are You Here?" cate- gory· •Too many bugs and leeches. spiders and spider webs. Please spray to nd the drea of these pests.• And thls. "Coyotes made too much noise last night and .kept me awake. Please eradicate these annoying animals." fn the "We Had No Idea" category: "Ban walk.ing sticks in wilderness. Hikers that use walking sticks are more like- ly to chase animals" There was also a tie m the "At One With Nature" category: "Should have chau-Wts in some places so VlSitors can get to won- derful views without having to hike to them." And Uus: ~Please avoid building trails that go uphill.• In the •Bad Grammar/Worse Logic" catego- ry: "Put reflectors about every 50 feet on trees so people can hike at night with nashbghts. • An Honorable Mention: "Need more signs to keep area pristine." In l the "Jean-Paul Sartre" category. "ihe places where trails do not eXlSt are not well marked.• And finally, in the "Man of I Few Words" category. "Too many rocks in the mountains.• Actually, Bud, too many people m the mountains. I gotta go • PETER BUFfA Is a former Costa Mesa mayor. His ~olumn appears Fridays E- mail him at ptrb40aol com. OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA ALSO ON OUR MENU: FISH TACOS TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OME LITTE Cocktails Phone Ahead for Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7616 I wouldn't trust my draperies to anyone but COIT. Friday, June 25, 1999 3 NEWPORT·MESA SCHOOL BOARD ROUNDUP ISSUE: Evaluation of Supcnn- ttmdent Robert Barbot ACTION: None taken SUMMARY: Meeting in closed session Tuesday, school board members began their evaluation of Supt. Robert Barbot. who is completing his. first year on the job. The evaluation is standard procedure, and board members made no announcements after their meeting ISSUE: Second reading of poli- cy revismg graduanon req\llfe- ments · ACTION: Approved, 6-1. Wendy Leece was opposed. SUMMARY: For the second dnd final time, board members voted to change graduation reqwrements in the school dis- trict The number of credits required to graduate has been increased from 220 to 230. Stu- dents will also be required to do community service, complete a semor project and pass algebra m order to graduate from high school. SETTING IT James Qwgg was nusiden- lified m a story (•council upholds decision to allow West Side warehouse•) in the June 23 edition of the Daily Pilot and in an editorial ISSUE: Estabh.shment of com- muruty day school ACTION: Approved, 7-0 SUMMARY: ln order to m t the needs of middle school itu- dents who are not succeeding m traditional schoof s ttJngs, school officials voted to esldhbsh a com- munity day c:hool in the fall. About 45 student~ are expected to attend. In addition lo regular school work, they will receive counsehng and other support. Funds to run the school will come from a spea~l state grant. ISSUE: SpeC'ldl board meetmg to discuss budget chool renovation ACTION: Approved, 7-0 SUMMARY: Board member voted to set a speoal meeting at 6 p.m Tue day to discuss the $127 million in needed classroom reno- vations and to adopt a tentative budget for the 1999-2000 l)chool year The1e will al ·o be a public heanng on the 1999-2000 budget. The meettng will be m the distnct educab.on center, 2985-A Bear Street, Costi:I Mesa. STRAIGHT (•warehouse sound~ good but is 1t?") m U1e June 24 <>dill.on. It is the Pilot's policy to promptly correct all errors of substance. Please call (949) 574-4268. '1t took a lot of hard work to get our house the way we like it. And its very gratifying the walk-in and su 8EM1-AN ·N UAL how beautifol our draperies look. I'm very proud of it, and I don't mind admitting that COIT helps me to feel that way by keeping the draperies looking " new. For over 45 years, CO!Ts advanced equipment and fully trained, certified . techn icians have provided the most effective ckaning available to assure you the finest results possibk; and we guarantee it! Sh11nnon cf Ry11n Dunkavty BIU,,,ns Co11n1/1a111 6 Homtowntr 8HOP •ARLY POii •• T e•L•CTION 011 hoe , Hand Bag c essories 4 Friday, June 25, 1999 Officers gUn for the greem; • Pohce duets from across Cahlorrua meet in Costa Mesa for a day of relaxation, golf and fund-raising. Gtu:v RJsu~~ ~lmes COSTA MESA There were more than a few i.eli-professed hackers working on their game at the 5th Annudl CalilomJd Police Chiefs As!.n. Golf Tournament on Thursddy Tdke BuC'nd Pdrk Police Chief Richdrd Tefdnk. who said his putting 1i. much better than his SWUlgtng for the greens. He and his foursome didn't expect to take home the trophy, but weren't loo concerned, either The loumd- ment Wdsn'l ds much about the competition ds 1t WdS hdvtng a good ume. f'LIOTOS BY JOSEF AGWAR I DAl.Y OT "II taxµdyPrs sdw me playing goU lhey would know lhey were getting lhC'1r monC'y's worth becdU'>P I m workmy hard,• sa.id a bemui.ed TPfdnk dS his group took d brl;'dk dt the 15th hole "] hdve to work on my whole game. My putl.Ln~ IS OK. but gettmg there ,., my h1qqc•<,t problem." Former Dodger Tommy Davis, left, and Gordon Hanscom at the California Police Chiefs Assn. Goll Tournament Right: Former LA. Rams football player Deacon Jones watches the fllght of his ball during the tournament. Sonw I 00 pohce chiefs. movie dctors dOd r<'t1red sports stdrs hit the Cosld M<"id Golf & Country Club rnursr for d special law enlorcPnwnt fund-raiser The goHN., pd1d $1.'iS, whKh will sup- port th~ effort<, ol the> stdte's Police Chief Assn. The• organtzdtion's executive director, Ross Hutch- mgs, saJd the money helps police chiefs lobby state legislators on issues ranging from gun control to grant funding. Hutchings said that the golf tournament also allows chiefs from around the state to meet each oth- er ma relaxed atmosphere. "It's not only the chiefs but the department's command staff who get to comingle with one anoth- Yo Quiero - - Costa Mesa Florist Which Means in Any Language, "I WANT COSTA MESA FLORIST" WESTPORT SQUARE 369 E. 17t h Street • Costa Mesa (17th St & Tustin 1ero11 from Raf s) 11151115111150·75% OFF •H'tl IUIU n1 IUT c1.11m ,, tlUH Ctl~ltl"' QIJALITl' CONSIGNMENT APPAaEL P!!C (949) 642-1844 .. BUY" •Iron Patio Sets 1940'• & 50'• • Custom painted COltlQe fumllurt • Hind btJllt custom upholltlrld down Med IOfll & cf'llln • Cottectlbla, meinorabilll & by liJu.t !(;11.,. er," he Sdid "There's a good soc1dl network here that can be beneficial to one's career#" The law enforcement officials dlso got a chance to tee off with some famous folks. Football Hall of Pamer Deacon Jones, fonner Raider defensive lineman Greg Townsend d.Od ex-Dodger Tommy Davis were some of the better-known names on lhe !;C'Orecards. Other gollers includ- ed c:ast members from movies and television shows like "L.A. Law," "NYPD Blue• and "The Karate Kid." It was a farruly affair for host Dave Snowden, police chief of Costa Mesd. Snowden's son and brother were gunrung for top hon- ors, although no wagers had been made dlllOng family memben.. "My son always bee1.ts me," Snowden said. "I've been playing CHILDREN·s. SHOES SEMI-ANNUAL SALE UPTO 50% OFF GREAT SELECTION Of MAJOR BRANDS AND STYLES INCLUDING: •Stride Rite •Airwalk •Jump ing Jacks . • Ra.chel • Skechers • Nike Sale starts on FridaY. June 25th Fashion Island Newport Beach 644-2464 32411 Golden Lantern (Ocean Ranch Village) Lasuna Niguel 248-5671 Sl:.RVINC ORANCECO. SINCE 1967 35 years, and I am al the same skill level I was when 1 stdrted. Some things don't c~ange. • • Videos alt low~ $3.95 • Large Sel. Dii>count~d To) Daily Pi llllflY IN THE NEWS Barrel blaze spreads to Balboa Island house A homeowner who tossed a smoldenng match into a garbage barrel may have caused a hre on Balboa Island on Thursday morn- ing. No one was injured. The blaze quickly engulfed the side of the house in the 100 block of Collins Avenue. The fire erupted after the homeowner reportedly lit a gas barbecue in the backyard and disposed of the match in an old barrel. Authorities said the barrel contained some garbage and dry leaves which caught fire from the discarded match. The flames shot up the side of the house mto an upstairs room through an open window. Meanwhile, Manuel Burgdfdt, who lives nearby, noticed smoke and flames coming from the back of the home. Along with other witnesses, Burgardt grabbed a garden hose and began dousmg the names with water as fire- fighters amved. Ten firefighters extinguished the blaze within 15 minutes. Authorities estimate there was $25,000 damage to the structure and the home's contents. -Greg Risllng Kristen~ Lingerie Summer Clearanc Sale Starts Thursday, June 24th Westcliff Court (949) 63 1-SEXY (7399) 1719 Westcliff Dr. • Newport Beach Beautify Your Yard! ...... wpe ........... ...... SpecWW. We have over 40 ymrs c<>mb~ service In this area. Our quality, creativity and service are unmatched. Together we will take care of all. your landacape and rruuonry llftda. ........ Doily Pilot around town • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Daily Pilot. 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; or fax them to (949) ~170· or all (949) 6'2·5680, ext. 228. A compkte hsting of Atoond Town may be found at datlypilot.com . TODAY "Fishing Strategies." a seminar comparing Southern California and Baja East Cape offshore fish· mg strategies, will be offered Crom 6:30 to 9 p.m. by Orange Coast College's Salling Program. The session is designed for beginning to advanced anglers and will be held at OCC's Sailing Center. 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway, between the Balboa Bay Club and the Orange County Sea Scout Base, Newport Beach. The ses- sion will be taught by Ron Kovach , host of KABC Talk Radio's "Fishing Expeditions," ESPN's ·world of Big Game Fish- ing,• and director of Penn Fishing University. Kovach will be joined by Gil Mendiaz, KABC's • Ambas- sador to the East Cape" and pres- iaent of Pacific West Sportfishing. Registration for the workshop is $28. For more infonnation. call (949) 645-9412. SUNDAY .. Reality 101," the first tree class m a serie~ of monthly free classes, will be held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at The Lcttest Thing Teaching and J leallng Center in Costa Mesa. The class will be taught by Patty Paul, author of •A New Spiritual- ity· Beyond Religion,• who will discuss creation, the evolution of consaousness, reincarnation and other sub1ects. The Latest Thing will be offenng a free class every month to benefit the local com- munity at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mec;a. For more informdtion, call (949) 645-6211 MON PAY "Fabulous Folklore wtth the Gyp- sy Folk Ensemble,• a free music and dance performance, will be presented at 10:30 am to chil- dren entenng first Uuougb filth grades. Costumed dancers will perform jigs from the Bntish Isles at this presentation, which will launch the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library's Summer Reading Program. The performance will be held in the library's Friends' Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more informauon, call (949) 717-3801. TUESDAY Prevention Plus will be holding stroke, vascular disease and osteoporosis screenings at New- port Center United Methodist Church in Corona del Mar. A Board Certified Physician at Scnpps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla will review the tests. Screen- mgs are $40 each or $125 for all four tests. For appointments or more information, call (800) 795- 1743. Dr. Mopn wtll host a free semlnar, ~How the Body Can Cleanse ltseU Naturally,• from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . at the Patio Cale at Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more information. call (949) 631-4741. Salomon Smith Barney lnvttes the community to a free seminar to review re tirement alternatives. Speakers Jason Sherr and Don Harrell will discuss pension plans, 401k plans, profit sharing, IRAs and more at 6:30 p.m. Salomon Smith Barney is at 650 Town Cen- ter Drive, Suite 100, Costa Mesa. Space is limited. For reservations or more information, call (714) 957-6500. WEDNESDAY "Fabulous Folklore wtth the Gyp- sy Polk Ensemble," a free music and dance performance, will be presented at 3 p.m. to children entering first through fifth grades Costumed dancers will perform Jtgs from the Bntish Isles at this presentation, which will launch the Newport Beach Central Llbrary's Swruner Reading Pro- gram. The performance will be held at Mariners Branch Library. 2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. A "Power Yacht Operation and Management" course for women will be ottered Friday through Sunday and will be taught aboard Orange Coast College's 70-foot power yacht by a pair of U.S. Coast Guard-licensed women. The boat will depart at 9 a.m. Fn- day and will retwn at 4 p.m. Sun- day. Students will learn to operate the yacht in a wide variety of situ- ations designed to unprove skills and confidence. For more infor- mation, call (949) 645-9412. SATURDAY Don 't Hide Behind Your Make-up Hove o Natural Summer Glow The Upper Newport Bay Natural- ists will host a Sununer Campfire program at 7:30 p.m. featuring Roger Reinke who will show bis slides, "Desert Flowers in Spring.• There will be music, songs and marshmallows to roast at this free presentation. The campfire will be held at the Fish and Game Headquarters on Shellmaker lsland. For more information, call (949) 786-8878. Steven Ferges, a ttnandal advisor wtth the Morgan Stanley Dean Witter office in Costa Mesa, will be hosting a free seminar on •Building and Managing a Stock Portfolio" at 10 a.m. at the Mor- gan Stanley Dean Witter office, 575 Anton Blvd., Suite 100, Costa Mesa. For more lllf'ormation. call (714) 241-3209. -~·------~-~----~-- PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY Law Off ices of John Rapillo (949) 675-5060 with a POWER PEEL Ca or Summer Specials 942-721-1113 The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce \ presents the 36th ANNUAL PUBLIC SAFETY AWARDS LUNCHEON Friday, July 9, 1999 11:45 a.m. WESTIN SOUTH COAST PLAZA 686 Anton Boulevard • Costa Mesa A community event to honor the 1999 Officers and Employees of the Year for Costa Mesa Police Department CJVlLlAN OFTHB YEAR OPFICER OP THE YEAR Sr. Omcer Keith Davis Doneen Westenhaver, Chief's secretary . VOLUNTEER OfTHE VEAR Irv Barger Fire Department RESERVE OFFlCER OF nm YEAR Reserve Omcer Dan Guth · Communications Department FIREPIOHTER OP nfE YEAR COMMUNICATIONS omCER OF mB YEAR Fire Captain Eric A. Johnson Luette Turner ----------------~-----------------Re1ervallo111 by Tueltlay, July 6, 1999 PlcMc ~-IC&U fl $28 adi, Munt<•>------------------------_............___.. ........ __ O.,PhoM--------~--~~ ~led1 f ----------- MC, VISA. AMIX•·--------- lafit11h• Dllll----------- A free demon traUon tiUed •Relieve Stress, Relax at Will, and Enhance Your Health wtth Yoga• will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Mar- ket, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 631-4741. THURSDAY "Fabulous Folklore wtth the Gyp- sy Folk Ensemble." a free music and dance perfonndllce, will be presented at 10:30 a.m. to chil- dren entering first through fifth grades. Costumed dancers will perform jigs from the British Isles at this presentation, which will launch the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library's Summer Read.mg Program. The performance will be held at the Balboa Branch Library. 100 E. Balboa Blvd., Bal- boa. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. The Happy Hooters will make their sixth appearance at the Seruor Center of the Jewish Com- munity Center of Orange County at 11 a.m. This free show will fea- ture new numbers and new cos- tumes in a Fourth of July celepra- tion. The JCCOC is at 250 E. Bak- er St , Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation or reservations, call (714) 755·0340 ext. 260. "Calliornia Color," a display of watercolors by Juan Casado, will be shown at the Newport Beach Central Library today through July 31. Califonua scenes domi- nate the exhibit, which includes The srory of a boat builder and an accountant. Duffy Duffield and Gary Crane have been panncrs in Duffy Electric Boat Co. for over 13 years. After spending two years in Public. Accounting, Gary shoMd up at Duffy's office in the fall of 1986 looking for a caNer change. The t1i,. ra:.:a:w•w q.p,.... .-.11n•'1!1 ~~.:.. .. ~;-&w. .. unpressions of gardens, bluffs, beaches and oak-studded hills. The library ts at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949} 717·3801. JULY 3 The 26th Annual Independence Day Family Celebration will begin at 10 a m. at Manners Park in Newport Beach. All clfe mVited to partiapate in the potnotic-themed bicycle pd.Tade. and by purchasing a $5 wnstband, guests will have unliJnjted access to all canuval attractions. Daily Pilot Editor Bill Lobdell will serve as Master of Ceremonies. Proceeds ham the event will benefit the Newport Aquatic Center. For more informa- tion, call (949) 644·3151. The Newport Beach Police and Fire departments host a free pancake breakfast at Newport Beach Plaza to celebrate the Plaza's runth anmver- sary as Newport Beach's finest retirement community. Breakfast is from 7 to 10 a.m. dt 1455 Superior Ave., Newport Bec1ch For more lJ'l!onnation, call (~9) 645-6833. "Writing Uke There's No Tomor- row,• a six-week wnting work· shop, will be held from 10 a.m . to 12:30 p.m. The $125 workshop 1s hands-on with each session hav- ing a different theme. Emphasis is mostly on fiction. Register by call- ing (949) 760-8086. JULY4 Newport Harbor American Friday, June 25, 19-99 5 Legion Post 291 h ts a panCAkc breakfast from 7 to 1 t a m ThP breakfast ~ts S6 and mdud a harbor tour departing every hour until 11 am. All proceeds go toward various veterans pro· grams For more .nformation, call (949) 673-5070. The Costa Mesa Senior Center ·will host a barbecue from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Senior Center, 695 w. 19th St. nckets are $5 for members, $7 for nonmembers, and may be purchased at the cen- ter For more information, call (949) 645-2356, Newport Harbor American Legion Post 291 is celebrnting the Fourth of July with the .,.Old Glo·, . ry Character Boat Pardde. • Thi~ year's theme 1s "Old Glory and the Golden Beor. • To register your boat, return an entry fonn lo the American Legion Yacht Club along with a $5 entry fee. For more information, call (949J 673· 5070 JULY 6 Orange Coast College's tall regis- tration begms Applications are being accepted and registration appomtments are available in OCC's Admissions Office, which is open from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p .m. Monday through Thursday and 8 d m. to 1:30 pm. Friday. OCC's fall enrollment fees are $12 per urut, and financial aid is available. For more lJ'l!ormabon, call (714) 432-5072 o.-visit Web site at www.occ.cccd.edu . s~ 7~ 'Patil 1~ considered him my mentor. I alwa~ admired Duffy's boats, creativity and cncerprencurial drive". While Duffy was focused on Real Escacc Dnrdopment, his dccuic boat busin~ nttded restrucruring. Duffy agrml there ~ an opporrunity and the two doYt in head first . Teak is now Affordable! We Bµy Direct, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare our Prices! Teak~.W Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment 1240 Logan Ave. Unit H (corner of McCliotock & Logan) (714) 544-7268 They Started froJ?l scratch, first servicing bay boacs,chcndcVClopingncw products. Our businm talents comple- mented each other greatly. a.~ the product line grew and business became IDOft complex. We have a aop C~!=cm• ~Worlds PNmier fJearic Boat Builder -~r ...... ---~ •All9-~ 6 Friday, June 25, t 999 SOLSTICE CONTINUED FROM 1 George Neureuther, kitchen manager. The event, whlch has r&sed $400,000 in thP last rix yea.rs. helped the Soup Kitchen with the down payment to ats site on 19th Street, he said. Proceeds from this year's fund-rais'er will yo toward the mortgage pay- ment, said founder Merle Haile· berg. The Food Bank of Orange County spreads its money dround to more. than 300 organl- za twns in Orange County, mcludmg Share Our Selves and Fnends in Service to Humanity, both in Costa Mesa. Because the restaurants and wineries dondte all the food and labor and South Coast Plaza makes up the cost of any other overhead 100"'" of the proceeds dre dondted to the chariues, said Anton Segerstrom, manager of South Coast PldZd West. More than 1,300 tickets were ~old m advance. organizers said. With pnces rctnging from $30 • • • I ' I and sso, and counting th wa • in attendees, they expected to bnng m at least $50,000. Diners wandered between dozens of food and wtne booths on the second and third floors of the former Crystal Court, sam- plmg creations from some of South Coast Plaza's fl.nest restau- rants including the Bluewater Grill, Gustaf Anders, 1'\'oquet and Royal Khyber. Only a few steps away they could sample a myriad of dry, sweet, sparkling, heavy, light, red and white wines to clean their palates before moving on to the next selection of food. The longest lme was for a generous spread of cheese, sal- ads, meats, desserts and •breads from Maggiano's. There was a wide variety of food from Ruby's mini-hamburgers to seared rare ahi tuna from Scott's Seafood to cream cheese and pate spreads on sliced bread from Vie de France. An hour into the evening, din· ers were rubbing shoulders and enjoying the music of "Steel Parade." "We're eating the food bank,· said John Roth. A MaGGillivray rrceman rilm SKYDIVER CONTINUED FROM 1 the top of the p1er, enabling him to undo the welghty parachute. Druse. one of three who tned the Jump and the only one to miss the beach, was released by police and doesn't face criminal charges at th.is ti.me. However. the Federal Avidbon Administration is con· ducting an mvestigation to deter· min·e whether agency regulations had been violated. ~Whoever was involved could have their PAA "ertificate (to fly] suspended or revoked.• said PAA spokcsmdn Mitch Barker. "An investigator will prepare a report and deternune the appropriate penalty, if any, in this case.• The small aircraft that carried Druse and his two tnends left Corona turport late Wednesday everung. Shortly after midnight, the three skydlvers bailed. out of the plane attempting to hit their landing point near 28th Street. The f~l two parachutists land- ed on the sandy beach, but Druse glided into the water. While Druse struggled with his parachute cords, the first two quickly left the I I area and avoided authontics. Sa pqlice officers, 11 firefight- ers and two sheriffs deputies from the Harbor Patrol searched a two- mile radius around the p1er. Whether Newport Beach will send a bill to Druse for the rescµe teams' efforts is unknown. The daredevil plunge may have been Ulegal because the sky- divers were jwnping lnto restnct- ed ~pace reserved for outgoing planes at John Wayne Airport. It was also over a beach where peo-I ple might be endangered. But l since the inddent occurred after midnight -and planes don't leave tbe airport after 11 p.m. -I the likelihood of anyone being in I jeopardy w~ remote. HANDBALL CONTINUED FROM 1 •Tue whole purpose of doing thiS handball tournament is to get people together,•. Montenegro said •so they can see each other I 0 as human beings and get along. Thursday. Montenegro gath· ered with a group of former gang members to plan thf! July 31 tour· narnent, which will probably be at OCC. It is open to gang mem· bers and other young people from across Costa Mesa. Skydiving is allowed at night, Barker said, although jumpers must carry a light that is visible three miles away. Authorities sa.id there have been other similar stunts the past two years. Hunched in tiny chall'S in ·a classroom at Davts Elementary School, the group began by examining pictures of a local boy lying in a hospital bed after hav- 1 ing been stabbed. The message was dear: They must do something to stop the violence. Some parachubsts like to leave cars near 18th Street so they can escape easily. said Sgt. Ron Peo- ples of the sheriffs Harbor Patrol. •we've heard over lhe years people attempting to make land- ings inside the beach perimeter,• he said. ·They Jand there and then get away in their cars before we get to them. There isn't any rhyme or reason for any of these jumps.• Some fear tensions on the street may be heating up again after a 15-year-old-gi.rl. Yundia Balbuena, was shot and killed in her family's garage apartment last month. Her daughter. deliv- ered hours after her death by cae- sarian section, also died. Steve, a former gang member helping to organize the tourna- ment who didn't want to give his RUFFLES UPHOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covers Morel WE'VE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH Club Sofa $100°0 • OFF Chair $50°0 • OFF *With a purchase of Fabric & Labor til 7 /2/99 1998 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 548·1156 Flav orful & D elicious Lunches& D inner. PANATE PARTY ROOMS NJMNIOU111 . SPORTS PJM:. SPORTS "Everything In Tennis" Since 1928 25%1!1~ Ttw. 71illf1 333 E. 17™ST. BEHIND I-HOP (949) 642-6886 la.st name, said there are also gangs in Newport Beech. These gangs, which he w d are primari. ly "white power• groups, are also being Ulvited to participate. The goal of the tournament is to prove that gang members and Conner gang membeJS are capa. ble of turning their lives around and making something of them- selves. Montenegro said. "Some people feel that gang members are never going to change," he said. ·aut the four people in this room are proof that change is possible." The former gang members said they agreed, and some also said they wished community groups and local schools would provide more positive support to help at-risk children before they start down the path of drugs, guns and prisons. ·we're just getting pushed aside,• said Pepe, 23, who didn't want to gwe his last name. •You can't count the Irids out.• Pepe said he felt that was what happened to him when he was 15. He was kicked out of Estancia High School for threatening a teacher. Instead of being placed in another school. Pepe stayed at home. While both his parents worked hard to support the fanu- ly, he got into gangs and drugs. He spent some time in juvenile hall. He admits that he didn't want to be at Estancia, but he also said he wishes there had been some other options for him. While in school, Pepe said, he loved algebra and aced tests that other students struggled over. But he got an •f• in the class anyway -m part, he said, because of his habit of coming and going as he saw fit. The failing grade, he said, broke his heart and shattered what faith be had in the system ·we just give up,• he said. Eight years later, be has come full circle. Despite his lack of a high school diploma, Pepe easlly passed an entrance test to a com- puter training course. Now he has a job as an Internet Web site designer. But because he has a police record, Pepe said, his career options are limited. His friend, also called Pepe, agreed. When he was a sophomore at Costa Mesa High School, one of his teachers called his father and told him he his son would be better off as 4 dishwasher, th.at he would never amount to anything. Both young men are now trdl.Jl· mg to be community gang coun· selors. Over the next few weeks, the group will do outreach to gang members to invite them to partic· ipate and will also try to get local churches a.nd community groups to sign on as sponsors. Then they will handle a myriad of detatls, everything froJll obtaining hand· balls, tennis shoes and trophies to getting permission from proba· lion officers fo r parolees to attend the tournament. --------·--- REINVEST CONTINUED FROM 1 not so hesitanl On Tuesday, the Serrano Water District in Villa Park announced it would be the fust to put money in the pool again. The dties of Tustin and San aemente have also expressed interest in investing. Before the county's 1994 bank- ruptcy, hundreds of cities as well as other public agencies bad placed well over $1 billion in the pool, only to see it collapse after a series of risky investments. The city of Costa Mesa had about $3 million invested. That money is gradually being paid back through county lawsuits against investment groups. All liti· gation related to the bankruptcy was completed last week. Roeder said the city would wait until the funds are paid back some· time this swnmer before looking into investing again. Newport Beech oltidats were unavailable for comment lbws· day. Newport 8eaCb had lost abOut $16 mWioo in the bankruptcy. While dty offidals have the tux· wy of~ wbet.ber to remvest. by Jaw the Newport-Mela Sc:bOOl District ii required to inWlt in the oounty pool "lbe diltlict loll aboOt S80 rDdlan In Che onQepe, but expects to remvw aboUt 95% of that. Mike Pine, I tent aapatnten• dent for btrdnw ..W.. leld that under the dlNdbl of~,.. surer Jobn Moamda, wbo took omc:. ........ ~. u:h . dramatic -.. woa't blppen egeln. ·t llUlpld 11.a .._. ........ wm ..., .......................... . bigla*"1Cllea ·c 1aa 1111G1 ......... . .. -·-... ..... ~~ . . _., ' . ... 189 days. --....... ..._ , lune 25, 1999 •Sports Edik>r Roget' Carlson • 949..574-4223 Banner event is Monday. Essay contest, community service outreach are just part of the proceedings. yone who has driven committee, headed by GOP past Newport Beach Goll fund-raismg guru Buck Johns, ourse and spotted tho the event features special banners can't help but take sponsorship giftS, such as NBA notice. basketballs signed by Yardley Any Back Bay trail and commemorating his first-to- eothusiast has seen the Yardley 2,000-points feat in 1957-58 VI signs posted along Irvine with the Detroit Pistons. Avenue. But Mondays event. labeled U orgllJUZers of Yardley VI Yardley VI because it's the sixth aren't shouting from treetops time the hoops legend haS lent to spread the news, they're his name to a Newport Harbor bustling within the Newport-golf townament, now offers Mesa community to make it an students opportunities to Write ' all-purpose scholastic endeavor essays, earn scholarship money -wtth memben. of the thriving and get involved in community ~rt Harbor High golf service activities -essentials for program as the primary college entrance requirements. beneficiaries. Yardley VI, all of the sudden, With Basketball Hall of is more than a cozy, hometown · Pamer George YMdley as chief golf townament with of the celebrity contingel)t summertime bells and whistles. cooked up by the townament's The inaugural George Du.ttleld Eddy Garratt Lyons LP . . set up a Jwlior Group to benefit Olive Crest, a center for underprivileged dilldren from infants to 18. Members of tho team, led by Mitch Johns, will form a goU academy for the kids at Olive Crest and travel with a portable driving range. Not every student interested in attendlng a high-profile institution knows where to tum to volunteer for community services and enhance their college applications, so tournament orgaruzers plan to serve Olive Crest as an ongoing ~-----------=---outreach. Yardley Essay Competition, created by Newport Harbor Principal Bob Boies, tests golfers in a 500-word essay on their life's lessons through the golf team. Awards and prizes a.re given. The deadline for entries is today at 1 p.m. (on Boies' desk). Moreover, the golf team has Olson Durgan Mk not what your golf tournament can do for you, but what you can do tor your goll tournament Yardley Vl, expected to raise nearly $40,000 this year for Coach Jim Warren's goU program, is booming with SEE GOLF PAGI: 8 Nordin Grasso \ DON LEACH I OAlV Pl.OT Park Eddy and Lou Grasso (kneeling from left) and (standing, from left) Craig Lyons, Tom Garratt. Mark Olson, Dennis Durgan, Dale Nordin and DUffy Duffield have their sights set on a big show at Transpac Race. Mlssing are aewmen Gordon Johnson and Dean Tank. •Newport Beach sailors will be taking their shot at the Transpac Race July 3 aboard Front Runner. . n men from Newport Beach will be f eellng quite blue for a week or so. Actually, if they felt ~ for seven days they'd be i!llted, but if they were blue for GDly iix or six and a half days, they'd be on top of the world! ~On July 3 the navy blue hull QI Pront Ruianet, a 1992 Andrews-119 turbo lied, Will de~ for the laDd of Magnum, orchids and ~· On deck, 10 locals :wm bawt their backs to Cdfomla. looking forward to '.wlm might be. Winning the ~would be more sweet :lllillil a pna-colada at the Dab~ canoe Club. t \.. ~ • t. origJnaUy cbriiteDed ~ .. cb:aat.d.., tbe COii& Collg9 SetMng , ........ .. ...to "''- I OAT lllG "Duffy" Duffield, a bwlder of boats requiring no wind, oars, paddles, gas or diesel, also steering the boat. Co-campaigner Grasso is a mortgage banker, and for protocol's sake, he brought along Tom Garratt, Commodore of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Dale Nordin will navtgate the 2,600-mile splash and Park Eddy will experience several bow-movements on lhe voyage. Co-campaigner Lyons thinks this trtp will be a real grind and Mark Olson will cover the deck. Watch captain Gordon ·0orc10• Johnson and Dean Tank wtU round out the crew. It's a big bathtub out there and a lot can happen in a race Of tbii length. Who know!f With a puff ·puff here and a puff-puff there, one went left, one goes right, you Just never know. 1be otbK illue Js that theie ue IDICbe'*'1 deYk'9I and lf w ws Owned a Hugo or a 11Ua1Dtb11'7Gl,youue .. )Kttbat .. GMlllllk• .... ..mng to ,........, .... Now,go ...................... 0.WattoOal•• QUOTE OF THE DAY 1his (post week) hos been the Oti( timt in rJ'f lift b:it I dan't hM .. wry .., eating, I don't ~e to worry about spclf1S CllCI I don't hM to worry ... sd.t -• Wade Tift, Daily Pilot Sports Half of Farner Daity Pilcf 7 ti SPORTS HALL OF FAME ·CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM T T Newport Harbor • A bulldozing runner on the gridiron who plowed his way to the top in the shot put with the. Bruins. RJ( II \Jlll Dt t-" ru membered for itfMt scoring the biggest ouch down m. the biggest football game in Newport-Mesa District history, Newport Harbor High's Wade Tift kept growmg bigger and bigger at UCLAand, now, is ready to break through in the big bad business world Tut, who graduated Sunday from UCLA with a degree m soaology and a nunor m business, was a 6-loot-1, 195-pound tailback when he scored the game-wmning touchdown on a 30-yard scamper with just 0:53 left in Battle of the mcludlng thls year at Arizona State when he reached 60-4 to capture lus first Pac-10 title on his last throw Last year as a Junior, ntt heaved 60-9 at the NCAA Outdoor Championslups in Buffalo, N Y, and placed sixth m the nation. He unproved his mark this year by over a foot (61-111/2), but finished eighth at the NCAA Championships in Boise, Idaho, June 2-5 •As.the years have been going on, it's getting harder and harder to get in the top three or four, because all of the foreign athletes coming m, • Tift S&d. •Tue coaching is also getting a lot better and athletes are more athletJc and getting bigger and Ba y II -considered the most significant single game i.n district annals as the Sailors bedt Corona del Mar, 28-21, in the 1992 CIF Southern Section , Division IV semifinals. stronger. It'll be ,......._-.,..._,...--.., interesting to see But each year at UCLA, where Tut earned a track and held scholarship in the shot (the top marks) in a few more years.• ntt, who al.so this year reached 61-21/iat the NCAA Indoor Championships (placing eighth) in Indianapolis. was equally a; proud of his grade-pomt average at UCLA (3.0). put. he d add 10-to-12 Wadentt But the long days pounds to hls already rock-like build Eventually, he tipped the scales at 250 pounds, dnd, this year, won the Pac 10 championship. •1'd feel a little weird eating m the freshmen dorms as a senior, but it's one of those things you have to do and that's how I gained a lot of weight," said Tut, a four-time NCAA All-American for the Bruins, after redsbi.rtmg his hrst year. ~nus (past week) has been the only time in my life that I don't have to worry about eating, I don't have to worry about sports and I don't have to worry about school." Under the tutelage of then-Newport Harbor throwing coach Tony Ciarelli, rut demonstrated explosive strength in the shot put and provided eye-catching improvement m his junior year (1993), lifting his personal best from 53 feet to 59 feet in the postseason. rut's powerful. strwght-ahead style of runrung at tailback, nuxed with deceptive speed, allowed him to gamer first-team All-CIF D1vis1on IV honors his Junior year as Newport Harbor reached a ClF football championship game for the first time in 50 years. But, in the spring, Tift found hls step m the ring, wmrung the prestigious CIF Masters Meet at Cerritos College (59 feet 81/2 inches) and, by November of bis senior year, signed an early lotter of intent with the Bruins •When I went on my recruiting trip, (UCLA throWlDg coach) Art Venegas told me I'd be about 260 pounds when I graduated,· he s&d. "l just looked at my dad (Tomi. I neve.r thought I'd really get that big. I thought I'd get to 220 or 230. I'm pretty ~urprised 1 got to 250. • rut. who'd virtually live ln the weight room and dOrm Weteria at UCLA, rarely oWIMld the Bruins' longest put dmtng tbe regular IMIOO. nav11 Hayms typically hed their belt tbro'W. But in big meets, 1\ft ....... up. sweating in the weight room and the evenings of devowi.ng at the all-you-can-eat cafetena are over. •My immediate gOdl is to try to crack into that business world,· Sdld ntt, a 1994 Harbor graduate and member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating the millennium. Most local fans forget that lift, who turns 24 on Aug. 4, was one of Newport Harbor's best basketball players, a starter on the varsity his sophomore and junior years, but opting to concentrate on track his senior year In football, nrt was an All-Sea View League defensive back as a sophomore in the fall of 1991, then took over as Coacll Jeff Brinkley's primary ballcanier in '92 as the Tars posted their winrungest season ever (11-3). ntt rushed for 1,519 yards in 284 cames, tuusbing Just 19 yards hy of Steve Brazas' school Slngle-season record. ln addition to All-CIF laurels, 1\ft made all-league and all-dlstrict by the Daily Pilot as a runrung back, but was hampered by a dtslocated shoulder his seruor year and m1ssed 21/2 games. Still, ntt carried for 915 yards and ended bis gndiron career Wlth 2,621. •All those feelings about playing football for Bririkley, C1arelli and (Mike) Beiges will always stick in my heart.• 1lft said. •s.u1cally, I love Ne~ Harbor football.• rut, the 1994 state runner-up ... in the shot put, merited a lpQl'ln' the Orange County High SdlJot All-Star football game .. ....,.. year. He wu also the o.ny Pilot'• Athlete OI the Vear. In addition to bil dUe ID tbt shot put at the MM1mn MMI. 11ft WOil the Sea Ww 1-gue cbempkrihlp ........ 15-,......1111• ... tOlloflt.e. ,,.. ............... . ....,..,... ....... , Mblm al .... w.-... .. , ....... ,... ., Sports .. . . . Daily Pifcit . DON LEACH I DAil Y PILOT Costa Mesa Marlin Ryan Gleason (left) applies the tag on Diamondback baserunner Alex Shea at home plate when the latter tried to score on an e rrant throw in District 62 TofC play. Marlins fall at Tournament of Champions - • Huntington Valley Diamondbacks oust Costa Mesa National Marlins, 11-3. HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Costa Mesa NabonaJ Marllns fell into a big hole m the early stages of Monday's operung game of the District 62 Little League Tournament of Champions and never recovered, falling, 11-3, to the Huntington Valley Diamondbacks in a Ma1ors Division con- test dt Ocedn View Little League. Hunllngton Valley scored two runs in the top of the hrst uuung, then blew the game open with d six-run outburst in the second, which upped the Dtdmondbacks' lead to 8-0 "It's tough to come back from such a big hole,· Sdld Marlins Manager Mark Gleason, whose team W'dS elurunated from the tournament. ·we ffilSSed some routine ground balls, and that was the story of the game l thought our pitching was good, and the kids hung 10 there and never gave up. Overall. 1t wds a good. winning season for this team." The Marlins, the No. 2 entry out of Costa Mesa Nalloniil Little League, scored therr first two runs m the th1Td inrung, both runs coming home on an errant pick-off attempt with two out m the inning. Their final run, wluch came in the sixth, came DISTRICT 62 ToFC when Ryan Gleason, who had singled, scored on a wild p1td'l. Marlin relief pitcher Ryan Bagwell, who spelled Victor Valdez with one out in the second inning. lirruted the Diamondbacks to 1ust two hits while striking out two ilntil he was replaced by Gleason at the outset of the fifth inning. Bagwell also had two of Costa Mesa's four hits. ln addition to Gleason's sixth inning single, Caley-Ryan Carr singled in the third inning. Hunbngton Valley starting pitcher Eric Oakley tamed the Marlins in his two innings on the mound. The nght-hander faced the minimum six batters, and threw just 18 pitches. In other games: MINOR A DMSJON The Marlins, the No. 2 entry out of Costa Mesa Little League, also had theu tournament title hopes dashed Monday as the Seaview Little League Minor A Division. champion Marlins scored a 10-0 Mercy RuJe victory at Ocean View Little League. -by Mike Sciacca Balboa Bay Club to host volleyball clinic NEWPORT BEACH The Balboa Bay Volleyball Club will host two youth chrucs, July 12-30 and August 2-20. Each two-week session will run Mondays, Wednesdays dlld Fndays from 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Placement cJinics to deterrrune skill levels and groupings will be on the fU"St day of each clinic (July i2 and Aug. 2) from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Each cliruc will concentrate on learning and per- fecting the basic skills of volleyball such as spiking, passing, setting, serving and blocking. RegislratJon fee is $130 for non-members and $95 for members For mfonnabon, call (949) 574-9210 or (714) 645-5000, ext. 163. Volleyball signups July 12 NEWPORT BEACH -The Balboa Bay Club will have s1gnups for three different volleyball leagues Monday, July 12 The BBC will have a men's league, women's league and a co-ed junior tugh league. The men's league is $35 per person, while the women's and junior hJgh leagues are $30 per per- son. The fee includes a BBVC team T-shirt. Signup times begin at 6:30 p.m. for the junior high league, 7:30 p.m. for the women's league and 6 p.m. for the me n's league. For infonnation1 call (949) 574-9210 or (714) 645-5000, ext. 163. IASlllll Reds capture Newport-Mesa PONY tourney • Reds use four-run first inning as a jumping point in 7-4 win over lndia.IlS. The Newport East Reds defeated the Costa Mesa Indians in the championship game for the Newport-Mesa PONY League MoQday, 7-4. Nick Rhodes led the way with a strong pitching performance for the Reds, who jumped to a 4-0 lead in the first inning on consec- utive hits by Jordan Salinger, Tyler Meyer, Rhodes and Bradley KroopL The Indians cut the lead to 4-1 as a result of base hits by Nathan Hunter and Andrew McGuire, and dosed the gap to '4-2 in the third inning. The Reds, who got production throughouit their entire lineup, were a ble to score three times in the sixth, keyed by back-to-back bases-loaded singles from John Hayes and Warren Hocklnson. The · lnctians rallied to score again in the seventh, but were finally turned away with two run- ners aboard. The Indians received excellent pitching throughout from Michael O'Toole, an excellent defensive performance from Nathan Hunter, and a three-hit game from McGuire. The Reds were led by the play of Jerritt Thayer, Danny Martn- Flnn and Jordan Sim.moods. WATER POLO Cd.M sinks Capo, 16-6 TUSTIN -Garrett Gentry scored six times, leading Corona del Mar High past Capistrano Valley, 16-6, in summer l~ague water polo action Wednesday at Tustin High . Davis Fabjan and John Grass each scored twice to add to the Sea King offense. Corona del Mar outshot the Cougars, 27-14, and jumped out to a 5-0 lead to put the game away. lo addition to Gentry's six goals, CdM's offense was evenly distributed, with nine different players scoring for the Sea Kings. DEEP SEA ntURSOAY'S COUNl'S O.v.y'a Locker -7 boats, 279 anglers. 59 white sea bass, 9.35 barracuda, 135 sand bass, 1 mako .shark. 1 halibut, 21 blue shades (released). Newport Lending -5 boats, 123 anglers. 604 barracuda, 211 sand bass, 40 calico bass, 3 hallbut. 1 cabezon. YOUll IOLLll IOCllY Ensign shocks Lakeside • Will face Ne\thart for title after a 9-4 stunner. IRVINE -Ensign Junior High pulled off a big 9-4 upset win over Lakeside Junior High in the semi- finals for the Junior High Roller Hockey Scholastic "A" League Tuesday at the Gretzky Center. Leading the offensive attack for Ensign over top-seeded Lake- side was Michael McDonald, Jeremy liuelove, Vincent Mun- go and Wesley Truesdell. Goalie EWot Thacker had 12 saves for Ensign. Ensign will face Newhart Junior High for the league chAm- pionship on Tuesday at the Gret- GOlF CONTINUED FROM 7 sponsorships and the support of Steve Lane, owner of Newport Beaclr GoU Course. • Yardley, Newport Harbor's most famous alumnus, represented more than rebounds and a revolutionary jwnp shot (at the time) as an All-American at Stanford in the late 1940s and early 50s. He was a multi-talented athlete who earned his engineering degree there, as well. Later, Yardley, the first NBA player to score 2,000 points in a season, left basketball -with plenty of good years remaining in his legs -to be closer to his family and earn more money operating his own business, back in the days when engineers could out-gross 6-foot-5 slam-dunking forwards. Yardley, called "The Bird~ because of his gangly shape, didn't have the quickness or the muscular body of some of his contemporaries, but be could jump, shoot and, most of all, score. ~George managed to score in so many ways," legendary former UCLA Coach John Wooden once said. • Mr. Irrelevant XXIV, Jim Flnn of Pennsylvania, will get a dose of some genuine madcap Irrelevant Week fun today in the Run-N-Gun Golf Tournament at Newport Beach Golf Course, beginning at 9 a.m. Once Finn gets the sticks in his hands, he's open game for hecklers and squirt bottle triggers. • Reconstruction of the clubhouse, bar, coffee shop and cart barn at Costa Mesa is underway, while Newport Beach Golf Course is remodeling its pro shop operated by John Leonard. zky Center in lrvme. In other roller hockey action: ~ Killer Bees take third ln 'B' divlsJon The Ensign Killer Bees fell in overtime to Southlake of Irvine, 3-2 in the finals of the scholastic •B" finals Tuesday at the Gretzky Center. Jolh Lehr ~d Ryan Bozarth scored for Ensign with assists by Cameron Lester and Jason Davls. With the loss, the Killer Bees placed third in the Junior High Roller Hockey Scholastic • B • League. •Corona del Mar resident Buck Rodgers, the former Angels manager who also caught for the team in the 1960s, was among the guest celebrities at The Mexmil Buck Rodgers Company Charity Golf Tournament at Mission Viejo Country Club June 14, an event which raised $41,200 for Laura's House, a home that provides care for abused women. Newport Coast resident Chip Weeks, chief financial officer for The Memlil Company, is thrilled with his company's new directi~ of hosting golf tournaments and sponsoring IRL racers. IRL driver Stephan Gregoire, sponsored by Mexmil, was also in attendance -with his Indy car on display by the clubhouse. Amid the glitz and glamour was the humbling reality of what a golf tournament can do for charity. •nus is the largest single donation that Laura's House has ever received in its history,• executive director Sandy Condello said . "(The contribution) has been earmarked to start our building fund for our new facility, which ls scheduled to be complete in 2000.· •The Vllla Nova Restaurant will host its Sixth Almost Annual Goll Tournament on July 19 at Newport Beach Country Club. Space is limited. 'Past .participants include former Ram quarterback Vince Ferragamo, Righteous Brothers alwn Bobby Hatfield and a host of sports figures from the Angels, Mighty Ducks and Bullfrogs. Details: (9.49) 642-7680. • Tournament chairman llicb Koebrer is busy putting the finishing touches on the 1999 Costa Mesa City Championship Aug. 7-8. Applications can be picked up at the dub. ·-------,-PU-p-uc_N_onc_e_s_l I PUBLIC NOticEs .I I PUBUC NOTIC!S 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES 1 I "'8Uc NOnCl8 I I "'8UC .,,_ I ... ,, .... -. -..] ~ . .). -..... ~..n~f'~ Actltloua Butlnqa NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT OF CASE NUMBER 7·20. 1999. at Name Statement THE PUBLIC CALIFORNIA, A 197553 2 00 o'clock pm and then The lollowtng persons The MaoK: MtrrOI' ls a not COUNTY OF ORANGE PETITIONER($) and lhere show cause. if are doing business as for prol11 dlaritable lounda· 341 Th• City Drive, MARION K PIENfAZEK on any they have. why Iha « Assoc1a1u 3207 uon located at 1101 PottOfflceBox 14171, behaH ol MICAH P.t.UL oet•tionlorchangeolnarne Palo Verde IMne, CA Bayside Dr1ve, Newpor1 Oren~, CA BURNHAM, a minor shOuld nol be granted, 92612 Beadl. CA 92625·1?03. HAS/HAVE FILED A II iS luMer Ofdered that a Ronn Khare. 3207 Palo The Annual Tax Return is 9261 1571 PETITION FOR AN eopy ol lh•I order to shoW Verde Irvine. CA 92612 tivaltable IOI' ln&pectJon by IN THE MATTER OF ORDER TO CHANGE cau~ be published in This busmess is con ~lltng Mldlael W NtCCOle, THE PETITION TO NAMES FROM NB/COSTA MES.t. 0.t.IL Y dueled by an 1nd1vtdUal MD et (949) 718-6g()() CHANGE THE NAME MICAH PAUL BURNAM PILOT, a newspaper of Have you &taned dotng Put>llShed Newpon Beach· OF MARION K. TO MICAH PAUL general circt1la1ion pub- l>uslness yet? Yts. 511199 Costa Mesa Daily Pllol PIENIAZEK on behalf PIENIAZEK r.shed In lhlS councy, al Rohlf Khare June 25, 1999 II Is hereby Oldered that least once a week lor lour Thts 1ta1emen1 waa hied F978 of MICAH PAUL all peraona interested 1n consecutive weeks poor to with the County Cieri! o1 W 1 BURNAM, • minor, lhla mailer appear beloro the day 01 the heanno Or.nge County on 6-8·99 hy play H de 'N ORDER TO SHOW this court In De1>anmen1 DATI:: JUN II 1999 1"967115537 SMk w11h c:hlkScare? CAUSE FOR CHANGE No L73 ol the Superior JAMES P. GRAY Dally Plloc June 11, 18, O all Claeeltled OF NAME Court of Calllomla at the JUDOEJCOMMISSIONER ~.:MY 2. 1999 F954 today! 842.e4J71. address shown above on OF THE SUPERIOR ~~~~.:,_,,_;,.:;..;..:.:=:============~~~~~~~~....:..:::.::.::.:;..::.;;;.;,;,;.:..:;:::.;::..::~couRT ~STARTING ANEW • ~BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • c Petitioner In Pro Per· MARION K PIENIAZEI<, 8432 Pol<ler Circle, Hun1- lng1on Beach, CA 926•7 Publiahed Newport Beec:tt- Co6ta Mesa Daily Pilot June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 1999 F964 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL ALCOtfOUC BEVERAGES O.te ol FllioQ AppllcatiOn 15-JUf:M"9 To WhOm ft May Concem The Name(al of ltie Appllc»nt(a) fa/are HAKIMIAN VAROUJAN ART UGAI KEIJI Tiit 1ppltcant1 1t11eo aboY9 .. applytng lo ,,,. Department · of Aloofloljc Btvtrtge Conlrot 10 Mii ~~~et; BAUIOA CA t2081 For lht tolowlnQ type of LlcenH. 47 ~·"8AlE GENERA&. EATINO PLACE Puolnd ~ IMah· c-. ..... .,. Plot Nie ''· 21. Mt~ 'I:. A-: , ........ 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"" 'MIOllM>tf """'"•d co.11 • ~ On 7 n M " , o ooam c.llbNa .,., ~ to ER l CALL ADMINIS· IZPll'IMI Ind IOYlnCle It N tallfomla ~ eom: lie NolllOe fll o.lllul Mid RATION COMPANY. lnlt Of Ole 11111111 Plll*:allOll Of ~ IUCICISSOr by merger IO ~ to W .......- 001 Doll• StrMI #240 Ill Notltt ol Siie II S.r1no lllCOIWtyallel Com· ,_.... on 0111)1111 -Beach, CA 92660 $59.657 71 In Int Miil llnOtr pany • int dll!y ~lad inll.t lf.3ll21e al uld I ln1uranc:e SeMClel, Oii* CllR '*" 11 eccto•d Ille 11Us• unoer 111d llUflUlnt to Olllcill ~. wlll W on LC (CA), 1001 OoYe TMIM may wUll~OICI lfl• Deed or Tr111t. recoro.ct on os. 01.-.. • 1·30 p.m . N. 1N treet, •240, Ne~pon iaulnCI OI fie Tr1n11u Oeld 24·1996 a tnatument "°"" hl'll ...,_ ID .. ch, CA 92680 unlll IUndl become ~ 10 19960260978, Book, PIQt of Oouney ~. 700 This butiness 11 QOO• Ole piyee Of •ndOfMI as ' otflcill recotdt 1n 1111 ottrc. or CMo °"*' °""9 W•. 11ete<1 by Limited m1111r 01 right Datad June 07 flt Rtcordw of Orenot counry 8anlll Me. c. et putlllc uabltty Co 1999 Verdugo Tr11t1M SeMce c.llorllia IXIQlltd by' IUlltioll, to h....,.. Wdder Have you siartec:t (joing Cot00t1bon. " said Trvtlll Sullllma o lotua 1 m.ntci for ...ti~ 11 the lime bUllMUyel?No 121 w l•hl9t0ft ~ Thlfd woman • ~ruitor coat o1 .. 1n-....~mlhe LLBCM, IGlunsyuE~~ake~a. Mees FvloOf GlenMd.all CA 91203. ey Fewlll' a.nit. Ftdml ·Savings Unled S-...) 1111 right, w.. anoosn olchllflall Tu111e s Bank. • Btnellcialy Wiii 1111 at end~.~ to end Managing Director 5* Ollielr fOf Salts lnlorma publlc IUCUon to llM hlgl\Ht now he6d by II under uld l Jhll atatement was liled lion Call (7t4) 673·1965 bkldtt for CIStl catlleo dltci Deed. al Tn.wl In the~ wilh !he County Cle rte of Pl 21524 6111 6118 6125.99 mwn by 1 stall °' nallonal lhllltd rn -'d ~ Md e>nnge Coun~~:C4a: Flctltiou1 Bu1lneH -~II. 1 clltclt drewn by• 11111 S.... end delclibed • fol.. Dally Piiot June 18, 25, Name Statement or 1t4trll credit u.olon. or • IDM.• lnOfe fully ~bed Jul~ 2. 9, 1999 F971 The following pe1sons dltci dt1wn by a . 11111 or on eelcl deed ol tNll ~pn • -are doiflo bu I09$S as , ltdtral 1nd ioan moc:aatlon. CM7.ot1~1 !MMe le ~ • ctltlous BuelnHt whslecfoact com 3242 NWIOI moaatlon. °' tMIQs ~ ... le,~ la The Name Statement Eas1 Coast Highway ·Co bank speahld In Stdlon 6102 ..,.. ~ - The l0Uow1ng persons rona Del Mar CA 92525 or Ill• ttnandll coo1 and common~. If atff, ar• doing t>uslness as Chrtslopher E. Hobson aultlor!Jld to do bUslnm 1n ol the reel PftlP9ftv deecribed MICtiael Black H11r111yltst, Inc (CA), 3242 East Coast lhls stall) wll be lltlcl by llM *-~ '° be: ~~och,ACavon1110~;. 9N2eWpof\663 Highway. Corona Del Mar. duly IPPOfllld ftmll • l:f .a--~ ...... ".... CA 92625 lllown below. of al r1Qlll atle, .. ,_........ • • MICtiael Glen Black, 35 This business Is con-and lnllrHt conveytcf IO and 829113 The ~ Bluebird Lane, Aliso V18f0. duoted by a corporation now held by Irle trustee In the !.~ ~ 111' ~.~ Calllomia 92656 Have you star1ed doing htreln1l11r dKCnbtd property .... MY::.:=..'..'"="'~ "'......~ MonlQ08 lee Black. 35 bus.ness yet? No undtr 1110 pursuant flt dlld of ..,.... --.... .,.._ Bluebird Lane, Ali$0 VtejO. Chnstopher E Hobson, '11sl The Siii "1111 be fllldt. bUt common deslgnllbon, W M'f, Cahlomla 92656 Inc • Chrtllopher E without coYtnant °' warranty, thowll herein. The Ida! Thll bUStness Is con· HobsorvPreStdont txpressed or Implied, regarding M10UnC al the ~ bel- ducted by: husband and This statement was filed lltle, possession. 0< encum· 81"!!' ol lhl obtlullt0n ~ wile w1lh lhe County Cleti< or t>rances. to P6f tne rtmllnlllQ curild ~ the P'OP911Y to ... Have you started doooo Orange Coon1y on 6·8·99 pnncipai 1um or 1111 nol(s) '* end ~ elti- bus1ness ~er> Yes. 8115196 19996795549 secured by 1111 deed or trust. --.t coaa, ..-.... end Mlehae G. Black Dally Piiot June ti, 18, i llerestlhtrton esnma•d IMS ~~In. Clme d the This statement waa filed 25, July 2, 1999 F957 cllaroes ano expenses 01 the lnillal Pl-lblicatlon al 1he No- Orawtltl n!_eC~tyn~ ~~2~.~J Fictitious Bualness trusree lor 1111 amount (at IM Uca ~ u1a II: $518,788.92 In .,.. 199M796838 Name Statement llme ot 1111111111a1 pubbdon or ~to c:ati, the TN8tee Da11y Ptlol June 25, Juty The lollowmg persons II• nob of Ull) reasonal>ly will 9ocepl • ~· c:tleclc 2, 9, f6, 1999 F97S are doing business as eslimatad to be set lonrt below ::" on C:: ~ ~ .,SOUTH COAST HOMES, The amount may be gr111er on . • • ..., • loan No. 5776124200 Invest 4000 Barranca Parkway Ille day ol sate Place ol &alt· In Ult Of federel Ofedlt union Ho. Oller 9931032-11 TS 1rv1ne. Calllornta 92604 Ille front or tht llagpolK at Int Oft~~~~~! 99-30970-1311 APN 439 Bona Fide Mortgage, rnalnentry arutoOllPlaolntla Of-!"'-~"'· ..... ,._, t72.f3 Notice Ot Trus11t's Inc., (CA) 4000 Barranca CMc Cenlllf 401-411 E CM!>-euociet'CWI, UIWIOI neo- Under Deed Of Trust You Al• I Parkway lrvino. CaMom1a man Avt Plactntta, CA legal datlon or ~ benk Defalllt Under A Deed 01 TMI 92604 Descttpbon u more fully soec:lfied In Section 511n °' Dalli111Z11980 UnleSs you ta This business is con· described In said dlld ol trust !he Financlel Code end ICllon to pro'9C1 your proper\y ducted by: a corporation Amount 01 unpaid balanCe 111d •uthorized to do butiMu In It may oe sold at pubic sa11 1 Have you s1a.r1ea doing olller cnaroes· $904 260 99 ttus stale. In the ""9nt tefldef you need In explanallon of IM business yet? Yes (esb!Ntad) Street address and other u.n cnh It ecceped, narure or Ill• pr00ttd1ng t0/15185 olhtr common deslanallon of the TIWMe mllY withhold the .aoaistyou, you lllould conrac Bona Fido Mongage. Ille raal property 11 RockY leaUenot or 1he TrustH'1 lawyer nob Is htreby 01vtn Inc .• Bealnce Lieberman, Polllt Rd. Corona Del Mat. cA ~ until funds becoma llllf lhl real property IOI wtllch Vice Presldont 92625 APH 461-()43·08 The ell9ileb6t to the ~ °' lfle lddrm IS purJ>O(ttd to be Ths sta1emen1 was tiled underst0n•d trus11t d•clallm e11dcwMe u • men.r al right. 2522 Poplar Lan• Costa Mesa w11h the County Clerk of any llaOlkty lor illy Incorrect· This II en Ill~ to collect • CA 92627 Assestor't Parcel Orange County on 5· l 9·99 nm ol 1111 street addrm an~ debt end any lnformetlon Nurobtt 439-172-63 wll be 19996793642 other common oes111n1110n If oblalMd will be UMd for that sold at Pllbllc IUCllon at In Ille Daily Pilot June 18, 25. any. shown httelll Tht pr(,p. putpOM, Seid ult will be front of 1lll ftagpoltl al IM July 2. 9. 1999 F974 •rty 11treto1011 oescr1beO IS mede, but Wlthoul CCW9n8nt m11n enry area to 1111 Plaolnlla NOTIC~ OF belnQ sol<I ·as .is· Dall 618~ ot ~. ~ Of lm- CMc Cenltr, 401-411 E. Chap-APPLICATION T O Caltlomla Reconveyanc. Com·~~· man Ave .• Placentll. camornla SELL ALCOHOLIC pany, successor Vf meroer 10 ::"111y0t the indebl~ Oil 7!ZllWIJ. at 1 O 00 AM. to BEVERAGES S.rrano Rtc:onwyance Com· ucured ~ Mid Deed ecf.. Ille highest bldOer. PIYlbll al D111e ol F1·1ng App1icaoon l>'f!Y, as Trus .. 9301 COit*! ~ thereunder ·with lhl 11mt ol sale, fO< cash. a APR 23 1999 AYenut-N 03 02 04 Norflridgt, Int Mt O¥lded ·lherti castrltr'I cno drawn by a To w11om 11 May Concein CA 91324 (916) 387-n2a °' .,: !he~ princi 1 :; sllll Of n1tlonal bll'lk, a check The Nama(sJ ol lhe (714) 573·1965 By; Dll>ora/I lhe note MCUf9d bV""' Mid drawn by• stall 0< lldlfal Appl1can1(s) 1s/a11 Bria~. Vici President deedwfthW. in.eon credit union. OI a CllO drawn THRIFTY PAYLESS INC P121579 611161186125.9.1 pnJ¥lded In .:: Note ,.: by a 111• or ledtral UYlllQ' The appl•can1s 1ts1ed Notlcl You ,.,,_ In OefllVll cMrge8 end~ 'o11t1e llld lolll •sodalfon, SIYUIQ$ above are app1y1ng 10 lhe Under A Deed Of Trust trullee end of the ll"Ultll asodatlon. or SIYlnOt bank Department of Aicohohc o.ted 08/03194. Unleu You c,...ed by uld Deed of sptClftld In SICtlon 5102 ol lhe Beverape Control to sew T.U Ac1lon To Protect Your Tnm This ule doa nol FNlCill Codi and IU1loruad ~mi=;~ ~LVD Propeny, II M9r Be Sold N. indudetnerighCloobUiinatrt to do bUme$a II cattom11 The ANO WILSON ST Public S-. If You Need Alt rents 1M1 ere oo1191. undnlQnld Trus .. dllctams COSTA MESA. CA 92626 &pjenetlotl Of The Nature eret for the ~ -:!. ~:. 1~0=~ '":,~ For tho tollowln~ 1ype ol ~ou ~C:~": cured by U:,. deed of =· llld ofltr common -naliOn. License 21 0 F·SALE , .......:_. T s• 39885-TG2 °' In 9!!-* · _,,, GENERAL -,-. · , • Of v .. ,.,.._. If ll'IY allown hlftll'I Said sale Published New;>ort Beach Nollet Of T,_..1 Sale o1 e ...-.,, dttltof* Wiii be mMll Wllhout conwnant Costa Mesa Dady P1101 Under Deed Of Tn* Notl09 po11111ian, In. bent(iciery Of warr1nry, express or Implied, Juno 18 25 July 2 1999 • hettby 9IWQ ltlal eon.oa.. 8tl"f other f*'80", o.tecf t90ardlng tllll. posusslon, or • • • Fll65 deted R~ Com-12198 CoMolicfated R• encumbl"lllCtS. to satiSty Ille peny, A DMab\ al ChQgo eompeny A lnoeblldnat tvfdtnold by sajd TruslM Sale No 25655008A Tille ~ Compeny • Miion °' Ctllceoo ·Title DetO euculld by SllWn A Loan No 7256550083 Tiiie lfw&ee. °' l'ecoeMO' 11\mee, lne.urenoe Co 240f f v.nftn Hamid And Mdlltl c Haz· Order No 9252055 Nollet or ot ~trustee pu.-2nd fioo, c...,,.... zard, as 1r111tor. rtcl0f4td on Truslll's sate You are 111 delault 11111 10 the Deed ol Trust CA ·;1302 (11IJ l7M430 111411980 a. 1n11n1mtnt No under a Deed ol Trust dated ~ by Long Kim ~ ry: A ~ ttueile SM9 138i2, Book No 13466 page 5115.96 UnleU you tMI IC1lon & Tuong Ven Thi Phem omcer AuftlOltnd Slanot' 1131. of Ille Oft!Cllf Rtcorcts or to P<OllCt your proPlf1Y, It may huebend & wife ...t f9COtded 2:1412 01111 Oll25. & OrlnQt C«inty, Cllfomla Thi be sold at a ou* 1111 II vou on 08/15194 • in..t M-7K1llfll ' ' ---~ I • _._ -- -.-.--- .. 1_,._ C3 1---t I FictltiOue Bue • Name Sta1ement The following ,,.,aori1 .,. doing busln951 •• OCEAN FRONT BAR & GRILL, 105 Ma1r1 Str .. t, Balboa, Cablotn1a 92661 Varou)an Art Haklm1an.. 713 N Broadmoor Ave . Wast Cow\a, Cllilomta 91790 Keil' Uga1 1920 Wlnd101 Road, Sin Maf1no, Cafllor· nla91108 Thia busmeu la cort· Clue1ed by. • general panner5h1p Have you staned doing bUSllltSI yal7 No Varoujan Art Hakimian nus st1tement was flied wrth lhe County Clerll of Orange Counly on 15· 14·99 19996796'81 Dally P1IOI June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 1999 F970 Flctltlou• BualneH Name Statement The folloWlng per1ons are doing business aa. Blgdevelopmenl com, 2603 Elden Ava • Su11, F, Costa Meia. Cahlom1a 92627 Chck NelCl Inc. (CA), 2603 Eldon Ave .• Solle ~. Costa Mesa. Cahlornia 92627 This business is con· ducted by a corporabon Have you started doing business yet? Vas 06l0111999 Click NeJC1. Inc • Pa1naa Schartl, lncorporalor This s1a1ement was hied w11h the County Clerk of Orange County on 8· 16·99 19996798424 Dally Ptlot June t 8, 25 • July 2; 9, 1999 F966 DEFERMENT OF BIDS Subject 10 concl11t0ns prescnbed by lhe under· signed. sealed bids lor a Lump Sum Contract are in· v1ted lor the foHowing Wort(., MULTIPURPOSE SCIENCE ANO TECHNOLOGY BUILDING PROJECT NO. 990165 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE Or1g1nally scheduled tor TUESDAY, JUN£ 29, \999 has been 1,1eterred 10 ntURSDAY, JULY 15, 1999 Ar Oeslgn end Construe· llon Services. Unlvera1ty of Cahfomli, Irvine. Berkeley Place. Suue 3500. lrvtne CA 92697·2450 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: The Project includes con· s11uc11on ol the Multi· purpos_e Selan~• and Tecnnorogy Building which oons1s1s of 11 1wo-s1oiy con· crele lllt·Up, wilh a gross building area ol 63.400 1 I The t>u11ding will bl con· sltUClec:I without any 1enan1 tmprovements. which will be compleled by a follow• up contract at a later date The Proiect Includes s11e development. landscaping, and all ut1111y connectt0ns to the same bu1k:ltng Ulill· ties lndude sewer, storm drain, domes11c water. chilled water, recla1mett water. gas. power and tale· commumcattonS systems TOTAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATE: $5,000,000 PROVIDE SUB-BIOS ONLY TO ntE f .U NOTICll I I PmUC NOTICll I I PUIUC ~ I I 7'I OlfTUARU I FOUOWtHO PAE·OUAL• Ind ConsnUCl!Otl Sefvlces toOowlna State OI C.Womia Santa 1t1af1 ftOm 1984 WIED PftfllE Sui! 3500. Bet1".f'ley Place Contraclo(• licBnM Cl.It• to 1992 and before and CONTRACTORS: Bllll<Mg, Unwers11y OI Coll rent 11 the lime of allef In N7: Beac:tr NIELSEN Dll.UNGHAM l0tnla, IMne Ad<l.'tlQnel 5ubm1Ulon ol lhe BICI In '""-• !'---BUILDERS , .. , may be PiJftliaset at G ral 8Uildlng ...,,. N-!S, g t 500 West carton Street, Contractoll' COil from Contra(;Cor may be made In the Su1e 100. Long Beacn, Con501tdeted Ao pro· (UccnM ~ tlon) ol Mr Maxw IC the Hoeg CA 00810, graphla B ~al Cancer Centtr (310) 952-8880 NOTE: II IS lne 5Ubcon tUconse Coca) H11 memorial $9MCI war FAX (310) 952°8888 tractors' ,.,ponalt>ltilV to THE REGENTS OF THE bl held ll1 1 llOO 1.m Of! Eabmator: Del Banco legllter w lh Ill UMtralty UNIVERSITY OF Tuesda J•.., ll Pac:if SOLTEK PACIFIC Of CoNolidaled Repro-CALIFORNIA y.JUI) 2424 CongrtH Street, g1apl)IC.S IO a~ June, 1m V11w "4emoria Cl\a I, Su11e A. San Diego. receipt or tile Mu111purpoae Pub41Shed Ne'NPO(t Boech-Ne~n Beach • CA 92110, Sci nee and Technology Costa M8N Dady Prlql (6191 296-6247 Building bod OOOUmenU. June 25 1999 FAX (1519) 296,..314, Univeralty will nottly -======· ==F=a:;n Ea11ma10t Kevon Cammelf eubconllltCIOfl Wile> hllllt9 , • PREOUALIFIED rel)tstered w Ill Design & I SUBCONTRACTORS Cons1ruc11on Services or 11" OBfTUARIES NOTE: ALL SU8MITTEC7 Con$Olldat1d Repro· '-_... __ ,.........,. __ .-. BIOS MUST LIST ONLY graphicl ol addenda ~ BARKER THOSE ELECTRICAL, are eva labla at DtSigf\ & HVAC (WET & DRY}, AND Conslructl()(I SeNlcai PLUMBING SUSCON· A MANDATORY PRE· TRACTORS WHO HAVE BIO CONFERENCE shall BEEN PRE-QUALIFIED be held H lollOws BY UNlVEPISrTY OF CAL· lltURSOAY, IF 0 RN I A , I AV IN E JUNE 17, 111911 AT t·OO CAMPUS. FAILURE TO A.M., at: DO SO WILL RENDER CONFERENCE ~OOM 810 NON-RESPONSIVE. 1103, Prime Blddtrt wlll be BIO SCI required to qu1llfy thelr ADMINISTRATION own Concrete end Sitt BUILDING, PI um bl n g e ubcon-UNIVERSITY tractor• In eccordance OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE with University Crltlrit. tRVlf'4E, CA 92697 Refer to "Supplementa'Y. (949) 824-6700 lnltructlon1 to Bidders.' ATTENDANCE AT PRE- PREOUALIREO BIO CONFERENCE IS ELECTRICAL MANDATORY FOR ALL SUBCONTRACTORS PRE-QUALIFIED PRIME ARE: CONTRACTORS; PRE· RIVIERA ELECTRIC OF BID CONFERENCE WILL CALIFORNIA, INC BE ClOSED AT 9:05 A.M. 2905 E Ricker Way, ANY PREOUALIFIED Anaheim, CA 92806 PRIME CONTRACTORS (714) 632·2760, ARRIVING AFTER 9:05 FAX {7t4) 632·5051 A.M. Wll.L NOT BE SASCO ELIGIBLE TO PARTICl- 4701 Von Kannan. Suite PATE IN THE BID PRO. #100, Anaheim. CA 92806. CESS AS A PRIME CON· (949) 724·1569 TRACTOR. FAX (949) 724·3847 INTERESTED PREOUALIFIEO HVAC SUBCONTRACTORS (WET & DRY) SUBCON-ARE INVITED TO AT· i"RACTORS ARE: TENO THE PRE·BID AO. REED & CO CONFERENCE 47n Rullner Street San Sealed bid• wlll not be Diego. CA 92111 accepted 1tter: (619) 565-4131, 2:00 P.M.. lltURSDAY, FAX (619) 292-6958 JULY 8, 1999. ACS CONTRACTING At Des1on and Construo· 550 S Palm Street La lion Services, University ol Habra CA 90631 9998 Cahfomfa. Berkeley Place. (562) 691·9250 Suite 3500 lrvme CA FAX (562) 691-6399 92697·2450 UNIVERSITY S••led bld1 will be MECHANICAL opened et 2:05 P.M., 1000 N Kraemer Place Thur1dey, July 8, 1999. Anaheim, CA 92806, Bid Securely 1n the (714) 632-2600. 8'00\Jnl of 1 O"lo ot me FAX (714) 632 7500 Lump Sum Base Bod ex PREOUALIFIED PLUMB-eluding a1lerna1es. lihall ac ING SUBCONTRACTORS company each Bid The ARE: Surety issuing the Btd A 0 REED & CO Bond $hall be, on Iha Bid 47n Ruffner S1ree1. San Deadline ••sled 1n the 01900. CA 92111 1a1es1 published Stale of (619) 565·4131, Cahlom1a Department of FAX (619) 292·6958 Insurance, list ol Insurers UNIVERSITY Admllteo lo Transact MECHANICAL Surety Insurance 1n This 1000 N Kraemer Ptace Stale Anaheim. CA 92806, The successful Bidder (714) 632·2600. and Its Sut>oonlractors wilt FAX (714) 632·7500 be requlnld 10 lolloW Iha Bl<klmg Documents wi~ nond1scrim1nauon require· be ava~a~e to Prequa~f1ed menrs set forth in 1he Btd General Contractor Bid-ding Docvmen1s and 10 pay dera on THURSDAY, prevaihn9 wage rates at JUNE 10, 1999, and will~ the locatl()(I ol the Work ISSUed 81 All ln1ur9nc. pollclts CONSOLIDATED required to be obtained REPROGRAPHICS by Contrector shall bl 3t82 Punman Slreet, subfect to approver by Costa ~esa. CA 92826 UnlY•rsity tor form and (714i 751·2680 · 1ub1tance. All such poll· Attention cl11 shell bl luutd by • Aid< BerlOlll company, which 11 lltted Prequ8hfied Prime Con· by But and •hall heve • 1rac1ors may pick up tree of reting of A· or better end charge a maximum of one • flnancl•I clanlllcetlon (1) sepia and lhree (3) or VIII or better. sets, Of ten ( 1 O) sels ol bid The suocesslUI Bidder (11nQ documents al DeSlgn w be reolJlred to have lhe Albert Fredrick .. Al", 85. of Newport Beach CA passed away June 22 1999 He was lhe founder of Al Barker Bonds tor .over SO years ;.v1th oll1ces !pealed throughout the United States and •l'lltJated the COiiaterai bonds buSl· ness as innovator of the surety bond business An as1ute businessman and strong 1nd1v1dual, he enriched 1t1e 1rves of those woo knew hvn through business and personal assooahons Ha is pre-oeceased by his w le Faye and s1ep-son Rober1 Wnghl and is survived by his v.1!1 of 11 years Helen, step·ch1I· dren Richard W11ght , Suzanne Harpur and Scott CuM1ngham plus numer· ous grandchildren great· grandchildren and great· great·grandch ldren A Memorial Servioe wlll be held at Pacific View Mortuary, 3500 Pac1l1c View Dr , Newpon Beach. CA at 1 OD p m on Sun· day June 27 1999 MA~WEU Winslow Maxwell lll, passed away at his home on June 18 1999 He was born 1n Portland Oregon on March 10 1917, and was well known m Southern California business and social groups He was educated at Webb Sctiool. Pomona College Yale Un varsity and USC In 1ecen1 years he was acwe 1n hand ing his own rear estate proper· ues, but was previously aSSOClaled with Coldweij Banker for 25 years He was format lecturer 1n real estate adult education courses al UCLA, fooner president or The Batchelors former member ol the Ca. lomia Club, Annadale Gott Club, and the Burnham WOOd Golf Club He was a loul'ld· ing member of the Los Angeles Music Center a'ld was on 1he board ol Santa Barbara City College where he endowed s~· arsh1p funds and con- 1nbuted toward campus building He was also a member of the Hoag Hos· p1tal Hentage Sooety Mr. Matcwell lived 11'1 '"o room left In the g;nge for the car? A call to cla .. tfted can help "Affordable Alternative" Discount Cask~ Cremation& Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for. caskets & services???? Call Toll Free l-888-S4CASKET Sening Orange 4 Sam>Wlding Countries. I HAMMER TIME? When you need a littte work done around the house, look m the Pilot classifieds to find o good c.orpenter, electrician, plumber or handy man. Il111t·, und JP,1dli11r' .u 1• ~uh11•t'I 111 rhu111tr • •1th11111 11111i11·. Tiw p11hl1 .. 11.·1 1t· .. 1·n, ... th~ n,;Ju.1.1~ 111 11°11'01. n·d,1-.-.1f), r1 ""' 111 11•jn·1 Ill\\ • • ... t Ju,.tfil-<l och 1·nt·1•mn11 Pl1·1b1' n·1,.•n 11'1\ rrror 1ho1 mo' Ill' 111 ''"" ..J11 .. -.1f11·rl uJ m1111rd.iu1t·h 1111 o .. il, P1l111 "111H'fll' "" balnl1t~ '•If un~ t rrnr --_-....... ~ llH-IMO • By Fax (949) 631-6594 By Phone (< i 9) bi 2-5678 By MaDlln Person: 330 \re-.t Ba, .... tn.·~t Co ... rn ~1 P-.a. C\ 92627 \1 'i1·~port Bh d he. BJ) "t 1111111 ,uht'ni .. 1·mr111 (111..,h11h1t tn I\ lw n·•1H11h1hlt "'' 1 p1 for 1lw .-.1 .. t t•f du: ~pur~ u• 11111lh 1w..-u1111·rt h · 1'11 1•1 rur. C n·Jj1 1 a11 11111\ lw ulln~rd (111 1lw hM 1tN·r111111 • ~- EQUAL HOUSING Ofl'PORTUNITY AH,... ...... ...,... .. .. ....,... .. ...._. .... r-. ... , ............ 1 .. . .................... I• ............ , ,m.,. ... . "•'"''" " ., .... , ... ,,. ...... ,... .............. . ....................... ....................... ....................... ........... , ... TMI ...... ,., .... ete ........................ .................. ....................... ................... ................. .............. ................. _. ..... , 2 7 ..... . .._ ....... .. tJl)llill• .. ·---' ..... ....... -~... - I L I MM-Hll .. , ...... fi ,.,, ..... , (Plrulle 1ndude ruur nauw and phonr numbrr or\d .. i· II cnU you buck ••i1h o pri<'<' quott' ) -Hours Tdcphmw 8:30am-5:00pm \1n11Cli)-I· nd.n \Vulk-ln 8::-JOar n-.):OOpm \1c111d1t)-I' mhw 10~ COITA .SA HOUSE FRIDAY 10em-~m COSTA MESA 110 BAKO ST. '10I 1172.900 FM>AYt~ HUNTllCln>et llACM Mm liUICWT ~ ...... ....uDINTW. CA MM.n ···-c.i::-...... ~ ~ ~··· • ·,· • W"' I •' --Deadlines -~ Monday ................. FridJv S:OOpm Tue:-.da) .............. 1onda\-5:00prn Wedne::-day ......... Tue::-day S:OOpm Thun-cfay ....... w~<lne ... du) 5-00pm Friday .............. Thur ... da) 5.00pm "uturda) ............... FriUa · 5:00pm OPEN HOUSe-I FRIDAY 10...Zpm , ' a.YettOT soqrM I 13~ IANTIAOO ~ : MM.oot -' I 8'0 CMY09t_ . . I 14 CHPfl'!~).MI: .,,.,.,.. . ' I llleouln'~. 2 WIY1l70UTM cou.T • ., ...... -~· ., . ..__,_: ' Ready IOI You 10 ~ 8rll}t1l and wlllle w~h WOOd ·11oors .. Id wtwte carpet Je~l loullOfl SJ9S 000 Pam ~, • Msoc 1149 '43·3840 NP.C , Slntt Luc Dev. •• • QPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 • ~ 33 Mont-y Pint IBR • SBA 1ppru 'Soo.40ooal, mostly cut· tom• Inter, grenlt• & 1imea1one nrt & counttf top• $1,495,000 S11fll\Je Meurer • "-mH Mt-71 7-7194 tRTY WANTED VELOPER Needs View F~es 1n Newporl/So (fCAftla W1ll pay mat1<et 1.i~ 10 21M1l1ton Please CeU ~t: Prudenltal Caltf al:, •9491249·2236 APTS GENERAL L PENIN NEW 2·Slory fr•'' C .1acw 2Brllm 2Bath, t 1 e j>o' ~l500'rno Pv1 L~ "fl""' IOC l<1<tl1l10$. lap 1t:_J1 &4a '14H1J6030 -• I I{ I I I\ , • \I{ I \ II ' I I 1 l<. .\I I'<. -., I I(\ IC I ! Guannteed io Find You I !!Ee Perfect Place 1 From ~ue to Luxury. : Hills io o~ -Your New Home .,Ii.A Phone Call • 'ttr Email Away • 55 Unique Com.munides in Ncwpon. lrvlne, Tustin Ranch • • Shrn Term Hc,us\ng "iVl:l:. · ~c Suites • Open 7 Days a Week •..-: t f'l!!':'~ •••• t.~ (.\I I I '{".,'{ Hlll h))·l t fl I 1 t\1111.h th l Ulll .. II i'fH APTS &ALBOA ISLAND ~NAOEl~ •~SHORES APTS• I I & 2BR TOWNHOMES m9 •I $1015/mo. I VICeMI av•L 10 Month ,. .... Wt art a pet cowmunlty. ~k• from bMctl. ••• .94~·2111 VIEW 2Br/1Ba on Ii· ate llftll at Big C?10M1..ae gar. S2700'm0 Yllv @rT= 94t.e:J1.n .s1 • ~ o BEACH! S .-~ & q11111 WIO, .~75 N'o p.ts, 04M7~1151 • LEGANT OCE VIE PEtfTHOUSE G1u1 Ocun Vttw ltom 8llcony. 28'/28a 'Nlltl loft Vp & vl04ted ceillngl 1294 ~ Wltll IM2 mo ltc!M 888-758·8989 159 ~ CORONA DEL MAR ' 2Bdrm 2Jhllh CondO. Vftf'( i.ce. 3 block to beach, eval '°' $1700/mo ~ Cel Steve Coon A~ 714 839-8065 TrMtop Y w 42i Polnttett1 4bf 3bl 2 pallOI wld hie-ups. d/W, new peA'carpeC S2200 Cal lor lhOW 949 642 .... 206 l 100 ~I EASTSIDE Cotti Meu 28t 1 Bl wilh fenced yatd Vftf'( clean, new pallll. plush carpet and near-new IPJ)llance. gas cooM\eat Water Wld trash pard Cot0-0t> launcty. two (2) &:.Signed parl\lllg spaces $500 cJep • SJOO pet, DOG OK s 1 025Jmo (714) 545-0«2 E't fde Cottage 2Br 1Ba. huge lot close lo shops & beaC~. frosh paint. yearly lease Sl450/mo 714435·9667 174 HOUSES/CONDOS FORAENf LAGUNA BEACH OCEANFRONT·TABLEROCK 281 2Ba. Vlhtle carpel some Lmeslone. Co1ian incredtblt ocean 1/18W, Fp avail l10'tV S2800'mo 949-632· 7573 11U:;mitl HPB condo 3br 2.Sba. pool Ind ttMla coutta, undtf· ground pil\lng, big canyon twnhomH, golf courM view. $2000 ewe 949-64H274 LIDO ISLE HOME Beau 2,300 • al 4br, 2.Sb1, 3 car gar, aundtck, 1p1c p1tlo, l1nd1c & lootateps to beh. S450Mno. 1 yr lae. Paul 94M73-39S7 ,J NEWPORT BEACH 4000af Custom home on Bluff wllh Pa,,oramlc oc .. n & H1rl>or View. 4br • Iott. 3.51>1, 5 car gar. walk to beac:h, ahopa, !'Htaur1ntt, ~k• $7400/mo. 3 mo summer le... con· aldertd. 1149-874-3800 Sen IOf SS • 2bf 2ba resort atmoSllhere pool we bay b<iach. w/d. Lp. clutihouse $I 19~'mo 714.f97-6~ PENTHOUSE VERSAIUES 1 Br t Ba no pets tu• ~ml'OlllO~ S 1150 Call ~9 b7S41757~1 lam M-F 'WESTCuF'F· 2tlf 2ba condo, lrpic 91r pool wllk lo ever· VllWlO No smolce;pel $1350 ~,. 546 176$. 71'·!>46-9828 LOE BLUFFS TWNHM GrHnbll ' bay view. 31>f • lamrm, upgrlCMdll Owner $28115/mo 94M89-4485 EAST8LUFF 3t>r 2.Sba 180' view! Remod, new ~ paint, av1ll Aug 1, $3500t'ino. 11411:-720.1313 Cout View Rty LIDO ISLE HOME Say front ond lnlenoi. summer or winier, Biii a·rundy Real101 949·675-6161 mft 2br, 2ba upper unit, h•dWood ftoortlnlce Carpel. WIO hkupt, 2 car p , MC geled. Bl'oUr MM62.f745 Summft 2br, 2bl upper unit; hltdWood ftoorlhllce CW'ptl. WID hkups, 2 car p , MC glled. Broll!' 949-862·1745 I 202 '°""'= I Motel •cosTA MESA' MOTOR INN 1 ST Wk Speclal On All Rma $134.00 Tax. 1111\.lres 24•1111 lront dtsl(, 0 O phones, lrt1 HBOIESPN/Olac t IOc c:Nnn, poolt1lea141d lac GUiil luld Nrby Fv.ys, 405 & SS mill awty from OC FllfOldS, COl!tgt. ~ mall$. ~. rlS1 A rnemblf of Cllll Hol*'Moell nn Hnot Blvd 94~~ l:~ tpact lo rent. Starting II $1504300 Incl Ill lltll. r.t OCC, nice quiet loc. Lota of pwkl119. 71~HM ,_.bulll VICUIHTll $29 99' up Huge Sel«;tion' Fountain Velley VllCl.lum 6 Sewing 16141 Brool<tlu"1 61 Fountain Vllllly 714·n5-6622 14021.0ST & FOUND I FOUND cat nut ocean In On oe11n Ori~•· CdM •rt• MMSS-1741. Found $ In Newport eeiCh. Call Powers 941-673-5173. Lott lemale black wallel 81 IWys al the Beach or Vtla Nova on 6112 Money was needed IOt sons headstone II round pleue c all 626-447·2659 Lost yellow cockatltl. VICIMy or Big Canyon 111 Newport Beach. answers to lhe nafNl Slinky 1149·710-1232. 1420 GARAGE I SALES Appllancet, furniture, power & h8nd toots Clothes & 1114SC llelT!S 732 WNIO CM Mir 19th & Pamona Sat/Sun. CM E Sfde Sat-Sun 7-3 1891 Orange Ave & Aow.,, Household lltma, clOlhea. lum. and m«elll C.MJSAT & SUN 2055 MEADOW VIEW LANE sabot sailboat, peano art. rnsc deslgler accessooes Everything must go• (l/lC1onat Canyon) West on Canyon ESTA TE SALE-SAT/SUN 7:30 lum anttQUe dlShes relno kltchen items clolhes TVs. new bed5 & bed<jlnQ 127 G. St.1Newpor1 Beach • {NO EARLY BIROS PLEASEt Garage Sail Sat. 1-12 CloctwiQ racks. clothes & misc rtems "7 Corel Ave. 81lboa Island, Balboa on June 26. Gll'119• Salt 2 Hou111 new/used dc519no1 clOlhlng, lurnnure. electromc6, books and much more' 2527 Andover Place Costa Mesa Neat OC Fair Grounds SalU!day only IRVINE HUOE ESTATE SALE Ar1 Lovers are w~lcome LOIS Of collectable 11ems Evtf'/lhlng mull GOii A Ille long collecilOO ol a truly UllQ\11! house has lol$ ol Vfll'Y hne arts & antiques hom all over the WOl1<I 1mposstble to omagone .lu1nitu1e. bed1oom & dlnlnl) room sotas tove 54NI$ (Chippendale. mahoQanY & VICIOttan 61)18), onginat Oii pa1,,t1ngs (landscape & portraits). SQJlptur• (bronzes coledlon ol •te Pl• llorstt. llol1S & dolptwls pon;elarls)' Wlographs ol famous at1JSIS lamps, rrwrors & 15 ltema of assorled sd1I & wool hancinade 011en1at rugs. llt1rally thousands ol beauhlut & deco- 1a11 v e p1ec1s FRI. SAT I SUN 9AM-6PM 19S01 SIERRA SECO (on Sierra Amigo on Turtle Rock Dr. on Campus Dr Look for 1ig,,e Balboa lalend. Sii 8-4 326 Onyx. Large Patio Sale, 1011 end 1011 ol thlng1. LARGE COLLECTION OF BEANIE 8ABIESll MoVlng Site S81 6126 I · 12 No early birds! 420 Catalll\a Or Newport Hlghls 2 Love seats (huntei green), WWII hie cablnet/111.rtks & much morel •o•1'l'•n• Moving Sile S1t.Women5 clolhes. shoes, sola. 4 chairs. hou$eh0ld, 1111). labnc & morel 851 Domingo. Easl Blurt NB Moving Sale Sat l-1pm Furniture, Maho\) dnng tabla & dlel1$, desks. lvlon. ell>, c:ompul8f & much more• 320 Ofchld Corona del Mer NPB SAT a.m.? 151 Domlnto Dr. Boye & WOll*ll, clothe9, lllm, antique ch1lra, comp"'lfl· lane, xmaa atuff, tic NWPT HOTS/MOVING SALE SAT 1-1 lum blkl, clolhlnQ, etc 536 SAN BERNAADlNO AVE. (no earty birds') SAT ONL 'Y t•m-3pm 41t urupur Alley, COM Utile Lady tram Pasadene moved to amaller houH. Fumllurt, bik.11. new & okl msclorllle Sit 1atn-1pm cbU Lagos. Beanies, Toy•, Bociks. HouMllOld 11111'11 ' Cloelllna. f421 Sandcattle ' ' . . . ,, ~;;..~,. .. ~.,4'."'11 ~·--·~--J. .:649-4922. som~8A8T 2202 ...... St. IMlllAM.CAl2707 -•i.-CA•ll' I •so APPLIANCES I UMd 3 llmeel 'H upright Electrolux Vacuum S300. Call 114M42-19411 145.C FURNITU~E I Dlnlngroom ut·Solld Cherry, 112" dbl pedatal, 2 IUts, I hand carved chaltt, llghled buffet 1nd hutch .,. matc.111119 Mrver, 11111 boitd, coat SllOOO. Sell $3950. 9411-646-1014. halllfi telillef aola & low· Miii. new allM wrapped vwy 1011, top quality. W11 12000 aaerlllce. SHO 94t-261'9933 SMAU OftAWEA 80MBAY STYLE CHEST wll#n8stone top, ~ Piile lirull BRANO NEW, $900 00 !M9-873-2706 WROUGHT IRON • Poster Bed wtunuSld queen box spnno & maruess $35(){obo 714·381·79411 I •se PETSA.IVESTOcK I Rere exotic wlld·lookfng leop11d •potted GFA oclcet kltlen1 lor prlvlleged few $450/SSOO 949-631-2111. 3 blk fem Mini Schnauar pupa, 1 11lt/pepper ltm/male all 1ho11 dewormed, on heart worm med. 94~711lw9270 466 MERCHANDISE WANTED TOP USIRECORDSI Jazz A & B. SOIA. Rock, lie so·s & 60's MIKE 949~5-7505 WA.NTEOI OLD COINSI Gold, SllVer, F rri*t rrwl. lier· itlQ Old •;ilchea ' ltwelty WESTCOAST COINM:z.t.44* WANTEO 3-whltl blkl In OOOd shape cal""'*? 714·~96-3806 < ,- 470 SCHOOLS nNSTRUCTION UCI hll•nsion 0.w.t * HIRING VAN DIHVl!RS * l~di2te full ti.me opcni.ng tor varloU3 accounts thro~out OC and 'um>unding att2S. Drive your own C.argo Y.ln for the company d<'livenna auto p:arts $440.00 min. Weekly! Dcnul. Medical Vblon tns•Av:ubblcl ClUTuclJyt .Uk fur Rhonda 71+179-S206 I YOLUNRERS NEEDED to Tutor Wts In English os a Second J.ang119 Mesa Vtfdt Uftr_o<y c.nt\,~ at 1701 Baktr Sr., comer of Boktr & Mesa Or. E. In tht Mesa Vtrde United Methodist Churdi Is a Mtt t1f th. ~ r nnc• ..,,trOC:Y Council. Wt oreoi .MEET ·8:30.Wt.;lbt havin someone special 9 1 /6/99 for all those through classified llring · The training wt IL. .m. for approx. 4 to 6 weeks. Jlteose ail for more info: VlclJ ...... 714-545-3445 ....... Stcrtst 714·979·4522 •EACH ONE TUCH ONE"' APPORfDIFNI' SEITERS Fl'/PI'da~ ~$20 Per Hour Topproducen higher • llnhh, Dental~ ·~1-X.Plan • ....,.. ...,.11uo • l.oolfl "'"" tAlplgfmnt F.sl. lo 1989 In Costa ~lel!a ~~~ 1-888-SI3-l744 Counter peraon/buuer PIT Eam $6-$1°"11. Balboa Penn Apply 1n J*Son at 3112 Newport Blvd 949-675-0896 Cutt Service s .... Summer help Fun fri9ndly WClfkptace St 1.75 be ... ppthnany pot 1cnolarshlp1, cond 1PPly. 714-S.ll-MH M.f hm-4pm www.wotllf0ft1udentu:om 8 DOG TRAINERS PIT I year expellenee teaching groupfPfl'ISte obedience Ill South Orange Country $10.SSOt'per hr. ll00-37WS44 *DRIVER* Peraonal driver/clear dtiving record. lltx time. So Country based Fax exp & OMV report to 714"648·0981 OrtV&IS Dedicated T11m1 NHded Looking tor Company Teams • Dedicated Relay Runs • 5800-6500 miles per week • Co tractors are Intl Conventional Pro Sleepefs • must have COUA w11h Hazmat and ~bles • Exconent benefits pkgl Cardinal Freight Cameu 1-eae-112-e216 EOE Fit pollt IOll open at Lady Golf & TtmiS el FIShlOn 1$1and IOf retail sales ElCC8lenl hourly plus commission Contact Kat8n 888-215-5855 GENERAL OFC phOneS. win. doWI Americ:otp 6000 W PCH allOIY In peison !M!).51.s.no1 xi20 Of lu 949-574·n02 1·10 ~1 OWN A COMPUTER? Put ii to lrl'Oflll Elm up to S30K tlrtra per year PIT Loo on 10 www.lhbn.com AcctH Codi F1213 P111 llme Stuffer/Inserter Wanted To Insert sections Into the Los Angeles Times newspaper needed Sat 6:00am to 8:30pm. and Sun 2:00am to 6:00am. Additional work may be available. $5.00 per hour or piece work whichever la greater. Muat have drlv· ers license or Callfomla 1.0. and a Social Security card. Calls accept9d 11 well 11 applications Mon thru Frj from 8:00am to 4:00pm. ONLY. Times 0111nge County Attn: Pam Becklngham 2901 Garry Ave. Santa Ana, Ca 92704 714-549-8548 800-93~080 ·MGMT TRAINEE' Faste$l gtowlng 111n company seeks In· divs to ISSISI w/ promotion. &ales & mom• 8()1( ... /'fr pot'I ~train 7f4·898·2220 Private Health Club need• Part-time FOOD/BEVERAGE/ RECEPTIONIST Call R1y 11 • 94t-752-7803 • RECEPTIONIST. NNdtd In H.B. MuSI hive C-Omj)Ul81 exp bilingual plus , call 909·262-7383 Ask fOf Pete 'RETAIL tlALLMARK STORE In MPB, now hiring Aul. Manager w/ekper, talH, fulV patt-tlme. call 948-721-eotS Sele-(Alll P1ol8SSIOflll) RETIRE WEAL T"Y Become a L411Ja! Serv· Ices 8roller loatured in Wa• St Joomal. Suc- CfiS ForbeS, e1c: We eam 5 ligures a mon11l Call 1.fll-860.1272 470 SCHOOLS nNSTRUCTION Univt·t \ily of C.1liforniJ. Irvine Enrich Your Child's Summer with Laughter, Learning, Language & Leadership! JAPANESE & AMERICAN YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAM July 12 • August 2 , 1999 Give your middle and high school student (grades 7-11 ; ages 11 -16) a summer adventure at OCI Extension this July. The Japanese and American Youth Exchange Program 9ives participants opportunities to make new fnends, learn a foreign language and participate 1n fun-filled social and recreational activities. Enroll in the full program, which includes language cfasses and social actlvitTes, or lust the activities. Previous knowledge of Japanese Is not required. • Full Program Fee: S-450.00 • Activities Program Only Fee: S22S.OO Phlebotomy Course Boston Rted Co Cakl R4111 #3901291 1·800·201 1141 PA TiUff fut6R •Mllh-(Ar1thm11tc· Celcutus)· s1a11111ca-Ctltmlslr,.Phy11ts• -Alldin!t Tfll Prep (CBESTI For more Information please call Kae Sawyer at (949) 8JA..7664 PEOPLE NEEDED lo wot1< •I bay front piodUC6'11owlf atand h411ping cus1omer1 & making llllt• dlllvef1t1 on Belbol Island 714-299-11217 GREJSAll-Sludv Sk~ll , .. ,...,,,.=I JIM MA.OIA 7f4-547-MAlH c!asA ... ,,,... 141' WW I • N9'tl HouMmfln • ~ Sl*ialisl IMlgtllC, O\llgolng & OOOd wflh people All cdOlft fllllurN. CMH. . ~ ........ lflelwe, ll'llMeqlllnl, etc. Muec to br June. mti. Fa""°" ltlend". M ......... IU lli""9fCiUi m.., ..... YKh1 Club llletllberthlp ~ttlOO. ~m.QM llDI TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECT N#O IAVfl COMMERCIAi.MOK unll llom S 199 00 Low ~ Payment FRU ColOf CUoo cal 1·80(H11-01 SI f Act now ORANGE COUNTY ••FAIR•• HtlDneededMllftg 'froplc .. fltlnta 'ROM July tltt • 21th dllly. IH Troplcat Tl'MIUNI llltdtl.'10, '*"' '°1-tOI on .My 1"' I llh "°"' 10. ....... WE PAY WELL . ~...,." lnqlAtt II 714·96S«IOO P_,t_ Driver Wanted H .22 per hour pita mlleege. NMdM Mon thN SUft 2:4Sam to 5:45pm. Addl- donel wortc mey be 1vtif. ...... Muet have tructc or Ven, lllblltty lnewance wllh proof °' peymente, driv- ft llcenee, eootal ~---·•ndctMn OJI. V. pttnt out. Aoo1~ 111pl11Cl1ne llon .. lft ,.. ..... l :OOIM lo •;:r:. ,... ....... ........ n. ... ~c..., -.:,.. ......... -='mi\[ • '· I~ --. , --· . ..... ............. :r:·:s=: = ............. =-:-.=....-= -...... ., --..... ,.. .. GEIO OF D ... Ea..,,.r--1 !fe can helpJ •CmlitCmrh C'.onsolUlaltd • Paymtnls li>wtrtd • lntttts' Rtduetd • Haroumtnh' POWER I BOATS. 21 fTOUFFYWAtn'ED 9411-43).1488 1-..-1 at.at locetiOnl Slclt 111 up to 34' 335 E Bavfront LAM Balboa Island Aval 7/1 flee· Ifie & waler 949·675-5110 WANTED 1711 SUP °' SIDE TIE tor Boston Whaler Short or long leon rental Call Brian. 949· 760-0661 •30A MOORING• o" Ulh SlrHI. NP8 wlCAL 25, SISOOfOBO 94M75·2161. 3SFT MOORI~ ~ WI 2611 PlefSon UlibOlt. within 1 bloc!. ol Ferry. Bal 1, $10.500' obo Ca• Jell 949-673-5682 50ft N9wport S.ldl A Block M00ting Witt! CAL·25 sallboll "' Alli lfld outboatd s 12 500 Call Jan 949-675-0989 so FT SUP IN BEST AREA Of THE BAY. Cal tor ditlad6 CANNERY RENTALS t4M75-460f SELL your home through classlfled ''Employee. " "Empleado." "Arb eitnehrner." "Employe." A URA INTtGRA LI M Super lo ml! 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