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Home My WebLink About1997-05-12 - Orange Coast Pilotr - SP 0 R TS A performance Jewell .at Masters swim meet CLASS SIZE Trustees hail drive to down-size classes Serving the Newport-Mesa community slhce 1907 School bond, · tax ideas stir local · debate •Newport Councilman John Hedges sa s the need for mone~y~1~· s~jl..!!u~s.!:..t ..1:P~o~o~r_.;.____.:::::::::::::::::==--~ planning by district. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -In the aftermath of l board members' statements that a bond ~-+--er!HW!tttt'!tt'ft~~~~~MV~~~~p-t~t----:l school district's deferred maintenance woes, L---....... ~- BRIAN P08UOA I DAILY PILOT Katte Bartsma selects Bowers for a Mother's Day bouquet Sunday afternoon at Conroy's Flowers in Costa Mesa. Rem_embering _mo By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Holidays have a way of pointing up d.ivisi~ns between the haves and the have-nots. On Christmas, those without families head to the bars. On Valentine's Day, the loveless bury them- selves in boxes of tissue. Sunday, depending on who you asked, Mother's Day marked a time of family warmth. And for some, a day that couldn't end soon enough. "There will be a lot of girlfriends but there's only one mother, so I'll treat her like gold," said Jesse Nuno, 22, a beefy, tat- tooed Orange Coast College student who lives with his mother in Costa Mesa. Standing outside Conroy's Rowers on Harbor Boulevard looking for bouquets, he added, "She's been my mother for 22 years. One day out of the year (to show gratitude) -it's not much." Yards away, 32-year-old Aaron .Chasen walked through the aisles of flowers .on the first Mother's Day he will spend without his mother. Dressed in black jeans and a black shirt, the Corona del Mar man searched for bouquets to set on the grave of Lynn Chasen, who died at 70 last July of lung cancer. "She liked roses,• Chasen said. "We're going to fill her headstone with flowers and take pictures of it and send it to everyone • SEE MOTHER PAGE 5 - community leaders and members both support-•"'To try to ed and shook their heads at the idea. slu,rp up mpre The scho61 district has a $15 4 million tax money to deferred maintenance bill that mcludes falling support bad ceiling tiles. policy is Newport Beach Councilman John Hedges bl said the idea was ridiculous, considenng the inexcusa e ···"' amount of state funding through property taxes · -JOHN HEDGES that is devoted to schools. "First of all, ..there's no excuse of deferred maintenance -that's poor planrung," Hedges said. "To try to slurp up more tax money to sup- port bad policy is inexcusable." Hedges also said he didn't understand why the school would comnut to salary increases without first planning how they would fund it and provide for deferred maintenance. Costa Mesa Councilman Joe Erickson said he thought a new tax would be difficult to pass. considering the district's mistakes m the past. "Mistakes have been mace such as borrow- ing to invest in the Orange County investment pool and the embezzlement," Enckson said. "That hurts the district's credibility." But Mary Fletcher, mother of a Corona del Mar High School graduate, said she would sup- port the tax. "Anything we can do to support education, I'm for it,• Fletcher said. She said that many parents already donate time and money to the schools so they can be keep up with technology and other needs Alesia Erickson, cha.uwoman of the school district's Citizens' Budget AdVlSory Comrruttee, said she and the comnuttee supported a parcel tax. "We do need to continue to increase effiden- • "Mistakes have been made ... That hurts the district's credibility ... ., :.. JOE ERICKSON t--t================================================::::======::::::================:::::::::::=:=====-~~~~~~~-·sEEBONe-f>~ ••This is one alternative. It's a tough sell ... • -PETER l!_UFFA I < , "' I <) ;\; I· I \ 11 I \ Balboa Peninsula gears up for chang • EDITOR'S NOTE: Th is is another in a series of articles on plans to revitalize the Balboa Penin- sula. Other articles will continue to focus on those affected by the proposed changes. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot Bill Howard doesn't know much about the city's efforts to revi- talize the Balboa Peninsula's flagging business districts. But he does know he wouldn't mind seeing a few changes around Z Pizza, the Lido Village shop he martages. Parking, of course, causes some problems for employees and cus- tomers, he says. A little more landscap- ing would be a welcome change. And more coffee hoµses, a bigger movie theater and a health club would draw some business from the malls, he says. "When I get ready to go out at night, I'll go over to niangle Square or Crystal Court, where they have group· ings of things I want," says Howard, a Laguna Beach resident. Howard -like many of those who work, shop and eat in the area bor- dered by Newport Boulevard, 32nd Street and the bay -hasn't heard the city's grand plans for the peninsula. Officials are now launching a public outreach effort they say will change that as they draft parking man~ent and tenant recruitment strategies. A citizen committee earlier this year proposed such ideas as establishing Via Lido as a shopping district and making the area near City Hall a town square. The council has already nixed the controversial plan to reroute Via Lido traffic to 32nd Street. As things stand, the neighborhood includes the red brick warehouse that" • SEE BALBOA PAGE 5 The Via Lido shopping area on the Balboa Peninsula may soon see some changes. Business owners and resi- dents of the area are naturally concerned about how the proposed improvements will affect their lives. OO'J LEACH IOAAY Pit.OT Ne~ort eyes land to south .......___ • City Council considers annexing 9;'432-arres_ known as Newport Coast, and small slice m Diline By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH --: The dty's southern borders may get closer to creeping further d9wn the coast with two City Council actlons Monday. The council will CITY consider starting negotiations with the county on how much property taxes the dty can get from the 9,-'32 acres known u Newport Coast With tboile numbers nailed down. the dty Could decide whether to pro- teed with annexing the vast upame of pricey lrviile Co. bamel IOuth ol Corona del Mar. ~ <.'OUDdl Uo Will decide ~--~---~tr.11•.-r'it:--..... over a sliver of land to. the city's south now in Irvine's sphere of influence. U the dty MJf)roves the move, it can annex that area as part of Newport Coast. That land ts not part of what's called Bonita Village, the area slated for NCIL homes and a school north of Ford Road at MacArthur Boule- vard. The city looked at annexing that land earber this year but talks with Irvine stalled after protests from Irvine's school dis- trict. Oty officlals have detemiined ·that annulng Newport Coast could be profitable for the dty as •SEE~ !lAGE t •o...J;.~~~ ........ ,~c_~,s.. ..--..-........... ' .. • MONDAY, MAY 12, 1997 CITY El>tTOI nNA . ' . ,. ··neighbors 'L -'. . • •, .. , . r ·--~ - ,;;J • ' ~· ., ' ' '' I ~ • --f,~ ~ ~' ,, ....... _ ~~ ....... ·.f.>-"• I • It happened a year agO t~day A year ago today school Kaiser Primary Center in ing that stated the Newport- board members discussed Costa Mesa received a Mesa Unified School District the possibility of merging $40,000 contrtbutton to go discriminated against ~a and Costa Mesa ioward its technology pro-minorities the year before -htg\l·~!' ' ; '"" .... ~. grattt•.!!!:;~ from a IO'c'al ' when it Ch.an~ Adams . .,, School dffiCiiJS ~t~ faiiiilY who wished to • ,,....... -meme~ Sclfool·bo~ '· the board with detaiM!tt 'reinain anottymous. " · '. ~~1-Teportedlf,rll:S exclude-.. b1~t)hW..U at the request •1 wis-very SUIJ>risedf ·"' ~tino students frotifTlie• .. '- ) 8f~~~~1D~er and said ~principal "" ,Lt ~~ ~"''"v .. , ....... ·Jim tte~--m~~g an Kathiyrt Hofer. ·Tuat's~teq' l lb'e IM>dfitt~~ .. ,,~ .. estimated Cost Sa~~S of $1 la dOllatiOU for someone tO rt ) Jx~ .... ~t"!i'oSUyu •V million per year if the distrlct ''Strf, ''1fbls is what we warff t<1" 1 I,a~~lfftlM ~IW moved Estancia High School give you,,'• -t sChtJtj}'i h~~~i i i students to Costa Mesa High 1 1 · •1 • School offidaBf~ and created a super junior ' Q •· "-reversed the bOundary ? ..... , high school at the Estancia 1 1 1 change. ,r Costa Mesa High~!;..,, , , '"'' camDpus. said his int . student Mandt SIQle>ncla W4a ) I p . , ,, l. 1--1--.a,..;--~~e'2. ere:...._sLA!lj'-t-m1mE~the-A1:hlEertitee-ooff111l4l~1~ixm -~von-.........,~,...----~. T"'""-...... fi-~-merging the two schools -th p cifi c ,i:u,. ._11 :bu d Orange Coast College culinary students won the American Culinary Federation Western Region Junior Member Hot Food Championships (April 12) in Portland, Ore. OCC Bnllhed ou o earns om s s. e meiiibers lDclude: (liont, fi'om lelt) Coach BW Bar- ber, Jamie Dill, Trish Kaufman and Norma Arellano. Back rown, from left are: Gabriel Caliendo, Don Lockhart, Kirsten Bolfing and Louis TasseW. COMMUNITY Estancia High School s tud e nt Arturo Vlvor of Costa Mesa was a divi- sion winner in the Com- puter Aided Draft cate- $1 ,'000 at their annual spring campus book sale. Three Orange Coast Col- lege fashion students captwed awards last wee~end at the California Community College Fashion Symposium in Los Angeles. Latonya Underwood of Newport Beach was an hon- orable mention recipient for her entry in fashion illustra- tion. advertising agency. Candll Willour was named new accou nt coordinator for the Rox- b u r g h Agency in Costa Mesa. Candis Willour gory of the Arturo Vlvor 1997 Youth CORPORATE- Newport Beach resident Charles Wood.row, Jr. was named as a principal of the Jacqueline Dey Company, a Newport Beach-based execu- tive search !inn exclusive to the homebuilding industry. Expo. The Friends of Orange Coast College's Norman E. Watson Library collected Rainbow Technologies /Internet Security Group select- ed lack Bay CommuntcattoDJ, IncL oL Newport Beach as its· Gildred-Hare Orange Coast College's Psi -Beta Honor Society donated 173 ball caps of all shapes and sizes to the Cblld.ren's Hospital of Orange County. The caps will be given to CHOC patients ~ undergoing chemotherapy. Jolnlng in the drtve are (from left) Jan Wolte, Carol Grams (and granddaughter Kahla), Chrt.sttna Bednarski and Nick engagements stock, Conn. They plan a mid- summer wedding in Bozeman, Montana. The bride-elect is a graduate of Knox College, Illinois with a bachelor's degree in history. Her fiance received a degree from the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park New York. He has recently accepted the position of executive chef for Boo- dles restaurant opening in Boze- man, Mont. in May. Rodibaugh-Woods . master's degree from USC. Her fiance graduated from Arizona State University. She teaches middle school at Horace Mann Scliool in Beverly Hills, and he is employed by Tosco Corp. Tun proposed. to Mimi at the Jonathan Club in Santa Monica on Dec. 28, 1996. , Mr. and Mrs. Theodore •Edmonds Gildred of Rancho San- 'ta Fe join Ms. Suzanne Green :Gildred and Marvin Tuchyner of '.Newport Beach in announcing the engagement of thelr daugh- ter, Jennife r Lynne Gildred, to •Qouglas E. Hare, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hare of Wood- Kathy and David Rodibaugh, Sr. of Corona del Mar have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mimi, to Tunothy Woods, son of Carrolee and Ralph Woods of Rancho Mirage. Tb.ey will be married Aug. 16 in c>ur Lady Queen of Angels Church of Newport Beach. The bride-elect is a graduate of UC Berkeley and received her Pilot 8~12£85 MOWN£ Mesa. CA 92626. Copyright: No 642-6086 news stories, lllustrltlons, edlto- Record your comments about rl•I m.tter or ~ts hefeln CM\ be reproduced with-I IP st AnMIS the Daily Pilot or news tips. out written permislon of copy-Newport BffC'h ADDRESS right owner. 7()16() VOL 91, NO. 102 Our aiddress Is llO W. hy St.. B.iboe COSUI Mese, C•lif. 92627. HOW IQ llH'" MS 7MiO ntOMAS H. JOHNSON, ~ Or•nge Coun'Y CONMes. Publisher 'OftllECTIONS ntss WILLIAM Loao£U. It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt-(800) 252-9141 Corona del Mar Editor ly correct all errors of subsance. =z.2-5678 7°'60 ST'IVE MAUl.I, Pleue c.tl 574-4233. =642-4321 sa-. PCMICAST Me~lng Editor ~ NeWpot1 ~Mete LOCATION SIZE TONY DOOIAO, News 54()., 22A Wedge 2-3 s •Assfstant Managing Edltr' °"~Pilot (USPS-144-8()0) Is Sports~..WO Newport 2-3 s TINA IORGAnA, pu lshed Monday through s.t-~ Fax6*4170 Bl~les 2·3 s Oty Editor urday. In Newport BNCh •nd Main ~lot2 .. •nhllnk.net RIYer Jetty 2-3 s Costa ......_ SYbscrfptJons ere ROCllR CARLSON, only ev•ll_. by sublcrfbl'(I: luMna Office 642-021 CdM 2-ls Sports Editor The limes Orenge County ) 8uM ... FM'31·5902 MARCMMTIN, 252-9141. In..-..~ of M>ATING Photo Editor Newport 8MCh end Colee Mese. Fine boating condf.- LYNNISOl.A, sublaiptlons to 1he Delly Piiot Publllhed by ~ tlonsa~our Olspley Adwrtlsing only .. ~ by rNll for ~ Communttv ...... Southern llfomle NOY a.TTING, $10 pet' mond\. 5ecOncl d• • nm. Minor~ ~ coestllM. Ughts a.Hied Adwrthlng = plld •C... Mesa. CA. --.., s.\Wft: ~and ao wtnds to 7 knots In I.MA~ lndude .. epplalble 1he morning, piddng flromotlons state end lout tMll..) l'OSTMAS-,_...,.,, ....... up to 14 knots :t. MtMOO~ mt: Send eddra chenges to ""°' ...... It Genwal Maneger ~s.aswm The Newport~ Mesa '°"' ....... DndDr' of O,,.ldcN• running 1 to ) 1"t a.f FINndal Offaf Dally "lot. '-0· loll ''*'· 0:.. et"7 Clltl Ol M,..,.. ...... ~ ~ . · . .,, which had a combined 9-12 Year by e a · ·c oast • ..,, 1 JU"~~ I'......,_~. League athletic directors. now-~ DHwDJ ~ grade enrollment of about 1" The four-year starter in .the San"Francisco t~1 ,J.J. 2,150 students-grew out volleyball, soccer and track Stokes, visited a cl~ sec- of concern that too many and field was the first girl to ond grade students at Vi.cto- Costa Mesa students are earn 12 varsity letters as a ria Elementary as part of a abandoning local schools Mustang. social studies " · beca11Se they can'rget th-e wPeople who have made a elective classes they want. a difference." Q Yes, it· was only a year ago that... School district officials met to discuss a federal rul- -Compiled by Marls.sa Espino T. Patrick Dougan (right) received the Kennedy Award for contrlbuttons to local yaCbtlng during .. ceremonies Saturday at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. Dougan was honored for being-the first . west coast yachtsman to challenge for the America's Cup. Catherine Dougan holds the trophy which was presented by the dub's commodore, James Ensign (left). Dougan horiored for devotion, contribUtions to local yachting By Fred Martin, Daily Pilot and not a penny in donations. There has been hoopla enough for a lifetime about Dennis Con- ner and the hundreds of millions of dollars of corporate cash he and others have spent in recent years to win the America's Cup. T. Patrick Pat Dougan's quest was finally rewarded Saturday afternoon when he was presenJed the prestigious Kennedy Thophy for outstanding contributions to yachting. · About 400 people applauded the long-overdue recognition of Dougan for putting Southern Cal- ifornia on the globalyis_~ map. The presen~l,v'6.a&d0' d~:pening-daiy--ur~e; at Corinthian Yacht ClUb,. of w2l1ch Dougan was commodore .m 1968 and 1969. The Kennedy Award is voted on by commodores of the rec~ nized yacht clubs in Newp<>.rt Harbor. Previous recipieitll include the late Almon Locka~. former boating ~of the D4J Pilot. . _ ... ,,., . ..,:". fntrodu~ tlle presentation of the cm.M,•anQeE past com-modo~. ~d'ge Brtalf'Carter, tolc1. how Dougan went from Newport ?Jeal£to N ~;Rhode Island,: wUb ~gle boat, a single crew,· lMJt-not a 'single dollar of outside: money." Dougan went, Cartel" said, •just for the sport of it." : Forgotten among all the flak is the fact that the first west coast challenge for the cup came in 1964 from a Newport Beach man with an outdated 12-meter sloop, Columbia, an unknown local crew from a neophyte yacht club, with • 2-to 4-foot Not much to party swell. EJCpeCt mom-about wtth waist-Ing fog to bum off high surf hitting urty. our local beaches. TIDIS You may find TODAY some shoulder- Flmhlgh high sets at some 1:06 e.m. 4.5 of the better Flm low spots. The good 8:45 e.m. 0.3 Second high news Is that the 4:10p.m. 3.6 warm and clear Second low weather should 8:45 p.m. 2.8 continue through- out the week with 1UllDAY tem~atures Ant high dim Ing a little 2:1Je.m. 4.0 Ant low bit higher today t:SO a.m. 0.5 and tomorrow, Second high pertlaps Into the 5:15 p.m. 3.8 mld-70s •long the Second low coest. tf ~· ... not 1 ()".JJ p.m. 2.7 surfing, ng WM9I along the sun- ~65 screen. : I • • I I ~-:-.' .-.-~ .. ·. .. W.: • . I • OfhNd ftWY My 1. Turkey ham and cheese on a 4-lnch roll 2. Student mini-chef salad with lettuce, carrot sticks. cheese, sunflower nuts, graham crackers, fruit. · CA garden or green salad consists of lettuce, shredded • carrot, red cat:>bage and garden peas.) : , • Mondey: Rlb+que on a bun. barbecl.le sauce, baby carrots, 100% juice, choice of milk. • "'-d.y. Beef terlyakl dippers, oven beked Fr9nCh fries, c.tsup and mustard, mixed up frutt and cherri~ graham crack~ choice of milk. • Wedn11d11y. Turtcey end ham on a soft roll, ~ western buns. fresh fruit of the day, choice of mtfk. •,......... hen and cheese bun1to. seasoned hot veg-..: et.able, chok9 of fTutt. choke of mltk. · · . MONDAY. MAY 12, 1997 • School trustees excited about additional Class-size reeluctions l41nning with<)ut a fight • But finding more classroom buildings to accommodate the smaller groups will be difficult. By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot + •11a1a Jt one OJ the beal th.Inga I.hat ever happened lo education, and we've got to talce tun advantage oJ" ... ,, -JIM FERRYMAN + •T1aa1 ~ the biggest lssue here -llnding the clasa- rooma. We have this wonder- to the sensei or a student's partner and has no religious significance. It also allows a physical pause in training for putting aside extraneous thoughts and considering a partner's limitations. The Aikido FAQ (frequenUy asked questions) explains the training's focus on motion and its dynamics. The practitioner uses an opponent's energy to Still, the students discover in a.ikido what they want from it -whether it's sett-defense techniques, spiritual enlighten- ment, physical healQi or peace of mind. ' NEWPORT-MESA -Dana Black seemed to sum up the feel- ing among trustees of the New- port-Mesa Unified School District upon learning about the recent ful new tumllure, but we dpn't have a house to put lt In ..• • -DANA 8LACK '"•,~I! 6110 ..J JJuo .. :,..;-..ct.,_. coiirol of him or throw :~~~~~~=:;;~~~~~~~aside.No punching or :: ~fli!~;ili--rira· eking is involved I An English translation of \ One of the many quotes y~'U discover here sums up aikicfo's philosopy nicely - "Those who are skilled in com- bat do not become angered, those who are skilled at win- ning do not become afraid. Thus the wise win before the fight, while the ignorant fight to win." state financial wi.nc;l(cUI . that new classrooms tlu'pughoot the sho_uld help expand c.lui.-size... district. -- reduction .prQgfatJlS: •Halleluja,4 •That's the biggest.is~ ,here -it's about ,qnie." • .. , .,, ., . . -finding the clasnQOID.S," Black Gov. Pete Wilson~,~~ . said, employing a r~-~tate announce ~t)t(~dbft\,,10 ~-metaphor to describe the sttua- cent of a new ,$l,ir~ ~\/ tion: ·we have this wondedul surplus ~-~ ~l'Uluring amall-new fwniture, but we doo't .p.ave er dass ~~~f WkJren begin-a house to put it in." ning in .kil;l4erga.rte;n. • The options indude turning Whereas Newport-Mesa fea-the Monte VISta Alternative Edu· tures a -20-to-1 or better stu-cation Center -which now tar- dent-teacher ratio in kinder· gets at-risk bigh-school-aged stu- arten throu h second_grade dents _."into an element~ c asses, hg t oudgets drove sc oo • a sa.i . She said the trustees to rejeet eKp&nflibh11d district's 41-member Demograph- the progrciJW to\lftt~ thmctL~ti:id\? ics Committee, which comprises earlier this ·tMli OJ,.01·)nr·-local teachers, principals, and intensive pl~')Wa!i2. g~g to reoll)' .~~ toc-scnu;nble,. to find room." 1 1t>f"Cl "lfll lhl.stee Jim..JNt~Mid~e distri4 ~w~~.bh~~~ open three ·!l~VL Eij~mm~schoo_ls 9v~ ~ ~i y~ac or two m r~sponse to the class-size-reduc- tion effort. #Where else are we going to get the space? H he said. Ferryman said reachirig the 20-to-1 ratio for students in kindergarten through second ade took a toll on the district's general fund of about $2 million and created a dassroom shortage. T he Japanese word dojo literally translates as "way place." The Shin Do Kan Dojo in Corona del , Mar teaches the "way" of aiki- do. Its web site introduces us to this martial art and some of its benefits. Instructor, or "sensei, • Gen- til Pennewaert teaches aikido I • • j , • • ~ ' I !I I I I I • t ' 1 I t11,1r1;.t1Jt\\~llr~·1()~.\~J()C)J() Despite the increased funding, in a traditional manner. He's a Ferryman said, .. It's still going to second generation student of be tight for us to expand to third . aikido's founder, Morihei aiki.dQ..means "'Ille Way of Harmony of the Spirit." That may sound contradictory for a martial arts discipline, but it's a basic principle, providing a way to achieve physical and psychological self-mastery. •"STEW LACY'S column appears every Monday. If you have a Costa Mesa. Corona del Mar or Newport Beach web site, e-mail the URL (addr~s) of your Home Page to dpt. lot20eart.hllnk.net. In the subject line, type the word login. Wilson's We\¢proposal, which parents, will offer formal recom- w.<>uld provide grants of $800 per mendations ·on Tuesday about child, should help make the how to handle the expected dass- f----'~Ypami'on possible. room -shortage. grade. It's great news, but making u. eshiba, w.ho_ integr_ ate.d mar __ it become a reality is a chall:.:e:.::n:=g.:e_l-...WlL.l.Jlll.S..tmiDJ.Jcig...willb.Jlis...cel1.=--+.- for ~ is one of the best thlngs gious and political ideologies. But stumbling-blocks remain. Superintendent Mac Bernd For example, where will all the said he was .. absolutely opti- students go? lhl.stee Black specu-mistic" about the governor's pro- lated the new dass-size reduc-posal, but noted, "We're just lions might require as many as 28 going to have to go into some that ever happened to education, The modem discipline taught liere and around the world and we've got to take hill advan-emerged from that. tage or it. We can't dilly-dally A link to Dojo Etiquette & around." Dress explains the ritualistic Middle college experiment a success behavior so apparent when visitors first enter the site. The bowing one sees shows respect •High school students say they have benefited from the program. By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot • Approaching the conclusion of the first year of Orange Coast Middle College High School, teachers and students alike seem \o.. he pleased with. the results. Forty-one sophomores will leave this swnmer with a few col- lege course units under their belt and a unique perspective on going to high school at Orange Coast College. lish and speech course at OCC, attended both Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar high schools before he began the program and said he appreciates the teachers' individual attention and the mature .envirorunent. ".They are kind of a counselor and teacher in one," he said. #It's a more mature situation. There are no fights or anything like that." · ..5and:y Hoov,er, director o1 the rriiddle college high 'School, said the stuaents as a whole have tak- en more than 80 occ dasses in the last yeaL -that range from eme.rgency medical classes to avi- : : "l'm definitely ,oing to return next year,• said middle ~allege high school student Matt Israel. •~y grades have #We are not just their teach- . ers, but we are their allies ... " -TEAOtER RIOIARD HOFF "1Jproved a lot. The teachers real- ~ want to leach. They won't let you fail." • e program, a collabora ve effort between occ and the ~ewport-Mesa District, allows students to take all of their high school dasses at OCC and at the same time, have the opportunity to take elective college courses. The middle college high school provides a supportive and acade- o\ically challenging atmosphere for high-potential, but under- achieving, high school students who'plan lo go to college. The school will be expanded next fall to indude sophomores and juniors. Approximately 100 students are expected to enroll. Matt, who has taken an Eng- --s2000 Start-Up -12 Week Plan E.V. !131197 I ation courses. More· than 10 stu- dents have registered for summer courses. · en are ali:Tugaavan- tage of the site," she said. "Some of them are attempting to enter college as college sophomores. They seem so much older now looking back. They are very com- fortable and more independent.• Hoover said the maturity of the OCC site and the smaller class- rooms have been beneficial for the students. •1 think a lot of (the success) is the connection between OCC and Newport-Mesa Unified, being able to ~mmunicate with college professors and the will- ingness of OCC to indude the students." r-------------------------, : F.Y.I. : I I I I : + Approximately 25 open· : : lngs remain for sophomores : : for 1997-98 in Orange Coast : Doris Haggerty : College's Middle College : Doris Haggerty, a resident of : High School. For more infor-: Newport Beach Plaza senior 1 1 home who dedicated her We to : mation o n the progr~m, call : raising her children, died Tuesday : Sandra Hoover at 432-0202, : of natural causes. She was 78. : ext. 26613. : Born in Canada, Mrs. Hagger-L_ ____ : ___________ =-::_-:, __ j. ty lived in Glendale 8 untilhmhoving · . tnto her Newport -eac Ci>me. Deysi Figueroa, a 16-year-old middle college high school stu- dent, said She decided to attend the program because she was looking for a challenging environ- . ment and variety in her classes. "College is the same (as high school), you just have to put your mind to it," said the former Costa Mesa High School student who has taken two French dasses and an ethnic studies course. Richard· Hoff, an English and alge ra teacher at the mi4dle college high school, said he admirea the students for taking a big step and attending the new school. "1 took a lot of ne rve to do what they did, going to classes with older people,• said Hoff who added that 83% of th~ students' grade point averages have increased. "They are preparing themselves for the future." -Anxious for the next year, Hoff said he thinks the program has been a success partly because of the studenVteacher relationship. •we are not just their teachers, but we are their allies." Her family -induding daughter Barbara Walz, a Newport Beach resident -will remember her as Ma tough, feisty mom." Besides her family, her second love was helping people through Alcoholics Anonymous. After kicking her own alcoholism, she spent 23 years volunteering time to guide those who came after her. Her triumph over her alcohol habit was a source of great pride in her We. S~s sv.ryived · Q.y five h. - dren, 13 . grandchildren, five brothers'and <me siste r. Memorial services are scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Forest Lawn Glendale. J . Robert Meserve J. Robert MeGerve, a 42-year Newport Beach resident and for- mer commodor~ of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, died April 24. He was 80. A Los Angeles native, Mr. Meserve graduated from UC RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY Wllll'eYwrW.C.W... .... 1922 HAllOl •YD-COSTA MW • 541-11 S6 r...;;;;;; 29500 complece Call Toll Free 888-271-4567 Don't Oday, Avoid Probate! David Pawlowski Attorney at Law obituaries Berkeley and Hastings Law School. He joined the family law fi,rm, Meserve, Mumper and Hughes, whose L.A. and Orange county offices have handled high- profile cases such as O.J. Simpson's battle for.custody of his children. Mr. Meserve served on the first boards-for the UC-I School of Med- icine, the Salvation Anny and the National Multiple Sclerosis Soo- ety. He also remained active in Phi Kappa Psi fraternity as nation- al president. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Dottie; three children, Ed Meserve, Penny Tacquard arid Pam Newell; and seven grand- clUldren. The Neptune Society is arranging a private memorial ser- vice. Donation5 in his name may be sent to the National Multiple osis SQcietv's Oca.nge CoWl-; ty Chapter. Betty Jane Witalis Betty Jane Witalis, a 32-year Balboa Island resident, died April 20, after undergoing brain surgery in October. She was 79. Mrs. Witalis moved with her --..!:~~----'"...::L..=..:i.;;__1.:: _.._ .......... ..:: •• -• .... · I '11\11 ll IH Cl''' II \I Ill' ·, i'bOQ( calls and lctlm ,.,linen on your behalf. Documents rt\'IC.'v.cd for rrec Retain an anomey for the court ~car for only $90 Uaited Lepl Prorick~ 1..-.....uw 1 husband, Dr. Theodore Wita.lis, to Newport· Beach after living in Pomona and Claremont. For the last 12 years, the couple spent about six months of the year at a second home in Rancho Mirage. An avid golfer since the age of 8, Mrs. Witalis played on golf teams -at four -differen col:llttry clubs. She won the women's championship at Rancho Las Pal- mas Country Club in Rancho Mirage 10 times and was named women's champion at South Hills Country Club. She also won tro- phies at the Santa Ana and New· port Beach country dubs. Mrs. Witalis was born in Sewickley, Penn. and graduated from Hood College in Frederick, Md. She manied Theodore two years later, and the two moved to Pomona in 1941. he is 11wvi:ved by hW-b.1ua.----~ band; their son, Roger Wita.lis; and three daughters, Kenna, Kathleen and Kara Witalis. Her ashes will be buried in a family plot in Pennsylvania. Contributions in her: name can be sent to Hood College, 401 Rosemont Ave .. Frederick, Md. 21701-8575. ~wumw--·MAnRESS Factory utlet Store BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less/ 3 '65 ......,.. Blvd. Coeta Mesa -o.e mom s-t.11 ol 405 rwy 545-7168 MOHOAV. MAY 1Z 19"1 TODAY BEHIND THE KENES lbe Newport Beach Ce.ntraL Ubrary offers a free program called "Behind the Scenes" at 7 p.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room, lOOO "'Avocado Ave. The workshop ~ feature tips on how to get work, do the work and keep woe.king on stage and in the film and television industry. For more information. call 717-3801. HEALTH WORKSHOP Reese Movement Institute offers a free introductory work- shop from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Hale- crest Park. 3107 Killybrooke Lane, Costa Mesa. Feldenkrais movement, · a rnyolulionary approach lo improving your health al\d we ll-being, Cind hands-on technique!i will be demonstrated. To register, call (619) 436-9087. TUESDAY p.m. at 1200 Quall St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Cost is S20. Por more infomiation, call 476-0991. ___,.,, PICKING STOCK South Coast Business and Pro- fessional Women offers its month· .1y meeting on "How To Pick Stock" from 11 :30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Wypdham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Cost is $17 for members and $22 for guests. To RSVP, call 472-4666. 1erv1ce.1. 11cket1 are MO. University Drive, Newport Beach. reservations, call 775~8016. for more lnformatiOn, call 810.. :W?9. HISTOl'UCAL SOOETY RUMMAGE SALE The Costa Mesa Hiltorical St. Andrew's Presbyterian CAMPFIRE PROGRAM Society's next meeting will be Chwch ilhaving its 32nd Annual Upper Newport Bay Bco~ held at 7:30 p.m. at 1870 AMbetm Rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 2 Reserve offers its next campfire St., Costa Mesa. For more inlor-p.m. at 600 St. Andrews Road, program at 7:30 p.m. in the mation, call 631-5917. Newport Beach. All proceeds will amphitheater overlooking the go to various missions. For more wetlands at Shellmaker Island, With foundation will be present• eel from noon to 3 p.m. at 1\vUi Palm.I, 630 Newport Center Ori-' ve, Newport Bea.ch. nckets for the event cost $40 tor aduJts and $20 tor cb1ldren. For more tntor~ mation, call _.76-WISH. · SUNDAY FUND-RAISER information1 call 631-1854. 600 Shellmaker, Newport Beach. The Exchange Club of Orange For more information, call 640-SPRING FAIR Coast presents "Laugh, Learn ANTARCTIC VOYAGE 6746. St. Joacliim Parochial Schooi and Lunch,• a fund-raiser and Brad Avery, director of Orange presents its 50th Anniversary'. membership drive from noon to 2 Coast College's Sailing Center, GROWTH COMPANIES Jubilee Spring Fair and Whit« p.m. at the Bahia 'torinthian will describe his recent month-American Capital Investors Elephant Sale from 11 a .m. to 9 Yacht Club, 1601 filayside Drive; long voyage to Antarctica d\lring Corporation will be hosting a free p.m. at 1964 Orange Ave., Costa Corona del Mar. The event will a lecture from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in open forwn titled "How to Evalu-Mesa. The event will include include lunch, insight, clever OCC's Science Hall. Admission is ate and Invest in Emerging rides, food, games and prizes. A comedic dialogue all to help $8 for singles and $15 per couple. Growth Companies" at the Sutton pancake breakfast will be avail-' -able at 9 a.m. Admission is free. ~HJ?J>o.rl. the PJ'~en!l~n of child F94ort2.more information, call 645-Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthw nor more information, call 574_ 1'4'b~~;11~J is $15. f:OJ1 re~~rva-,.. Blvd., Newport Be~ch. Reserva-r ti~ cr.aJl,:760··.314'2. '' ~ , tions are required by May 14 by 7~00. • • ,, <"• " ,, SPRING FAIR calling 55~-1900. CRIBBAGE-• ' ,,,. SL Joacb.irlt Parochial School GARDENJOURS __ : - The. Newport Beach P~ks and p,re~,etit.s ~ 50tb Anniversary CYBERCAF~ Sherman Llbnµy a.Ild Gardens Recreation Cribbage Club will Jubilee Spling fai.{ and White Orange Coast Colle-ge offers its Volunteer Association off~~ gar- meet at 6:45 p .m. at the Oasis Elephant Sale from 5 to 10 p.m. at "Saturday Morriing Cyberca(e" <Mn !~¥f5p{ $ix garde~.4l.~orona. Center; 800 Marguerite Ave.. 1964 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. from 9 a.m. 'to noon in Hi-Tech ~ ~ • .(1:9Rjl~,J)11fl•~<~.!:\y~·m. Corona del Mar. A1l levels are The event will include rides, food, Lab room l01 of OCC's Technolo-~ . a~r , ) ~·,,, oast,rugh- welcome and lessons are avail-games and prizes. Admission is gy Center. The topic of the day way,. rqna 'l . · .~1 ~ $20. ABUSE PREVENTION able. For more information, call free. For more information, call will be "Science and technology For ticlcets, call t>, -1 " The Orange County Child 642-0817. 574-7400. -discover what, where, why, Abuse Prevention Center offers a when and who." Cost is ·$29. For SURVIVORS TEA volunteer training program for CAREER PLANNING SATURDAY more information, call 432-5880. The Orange County, Cllapter of family support workers from 6:30 COMPUTER FRIENDS Orange Coast College offers a The Susan G. Komen ~reast can·---~~t=o:_:..9=:3=0-=·=m=._,,,,tod==a,..._a=n=d=-=.M~a~l~4'-+-~~~mT'lrrrter-:Fri°"'~~urilff---~+-i~~.;cu;'"".r-p~o.~f-=~7-:-:::=-=-=-=~~--~~--+..:~nu~~.lftl~~--~-~-+.&.&:lL...L.lw.u~~uu;M"4..ol.l<i;u,.1~i.a_,LU.!i:o-~~I and1from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May meet on Wednesday at 1 p.m. from noon to 2 p.m. today and SPRING FAIR The Costa Mesa Llbrary pre-Cure pr~se~t their Fjfth Annual 17 al 2482 Newport Blvd., Suite 7. in the multipurpose room at May 21 at the Re-Entry Center. St. Joachim Parochial School sents storyteller Mark Nedleman B,r~ast s:;ancer Swviyors Tea cele- Costa Mesa, Volunteers work the Oasis Senior Center, 800 For information, call 432-5162. presents its 50th Anniversary who will read some books for kids bration of ~µR<J~o~s,W.p, and is with families in therr homes and M ·t A C del Jubilee Spring Fair and White ages 3 to 6 and their families from extended to IW>cw~ 1have been Provide pare nt education and arguen e ve., orona Elephant Sale from 3 to 11 p.m. at touched by the icrre'.,.c:e, from 2 to . Mar. There will be a demon-THURSDAY 2 to 3 p.m. at 2796 Harbor Blvd., <1li ...,.. information, access lo community ti h to bank 1964 Orange Ave., Costa M~sa. Costa Mesa. For more infonna-. 4 p.m . at the Sutton Place Hotel, resources and emotional support stra on on ow on The 'event will include rides, food, tion, call 546-5918. 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport .... ~-· Tl..~-~ :~ ~ line. Cost is $2. Form re Re.A~A~-·~Vlf! .... · --:AdJm:tsiSiorriis-t--"------------ttt1ra:dr.4'iidrert5i;ue-1e~6:-PionlIIDlre---:-1 -anu~l:l:Fa!Jem~~ ormation, c • 9~,...---+-"9 s;, "'" ·~· m1As;-------+--nfaffttHl<e5--flaJ~ftlflu pnze-.. . kets dle a>'2 . special need for cou ples, college _ _ _ The Costa Mesa Chamber of free. For more information, call FASHION SHOW information, call 224-0290. interns and Spanish-speaking Commerce's nexfbreakfast mixer 574.74·00. The Grand Premier of the 1997 individualS. For reservations. caU on "How to Market Your Busi-Annual "Dreams Forev..er" Spring 722-1107. WEDNESD AV ness" will be held at 7:15 a.m. at INVESTING Fashion Show and Champagne • Send your AROUND TOWN items to: ABUSE PREVENTION ru the Costa Mesa CoW)try Club, The Ne\Vport Beacli Central Luncheon to benefit the Orange 1701 Golf Course Drive. Cost is Library .offers a free class called County Chapter of the Make-A- $10 i.n advance and $15 at the "Investing 104: Mutual Funds The Daily. Pilot, Around Town, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627; fax 646-4170 or call 540-1224, ext. 333. The Orange County C hild Abuse Pre vention CPnter offers volunteer training tor the "Wel- come Baby" program from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. today a nd May 15 at 2482 Ne wi}ort Blvd., Suite 7 .. Cos- ta Mesa. Yolunt~·ers would act as role models to first-t1me parents offering g~ddnc'f' and training in infant care and devclopm'ent. For reservations, c11 LI 722-1107. FINANCE TALK Dean WittPr Re>ynolds Inc. offers a free semmar on "Finan- cial Independence for Today's Woman" -at 7 p.m. at 575 Anton Blvd., numbeJ t 00, Costa Mesa. for more inlom1ation, call. 241 - 3198. STRESS MANAGEMENT Orange Coast College offers a free stress management work- shop from 6 to 8 p.rn. in the Re- Entry Center. For more informa- tion, caU 432-5162. COLLEGE NIGHT Estancia High School will hold its annual CoUege Night at 7 p.m. in the school's Social Studies Court, 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. Students and parents from all 'Newport-Mesa Unified School District high schools are invited to attend. Presentations will be made by representatives from severaJ universities, and a ques- tion and answer session will fol- low. For more information, call 760-3422. INTERNET 101 Microsoft presents a free· intro- ductory s~ar called "lnterriet lGl '!.. from4 t~8:30 p.m . aHh Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more tntorrnation, call 717-3800. HEALTHY SEXUALITY Orange Coast College offers a free workshop on "Healthy Sexu- ality" from 6 to 8 p.m. ill the Re - Entry Center. Attendees will learn CONSULTS SEMINAR basic facts that are important to Merrill Lync h o!ler s a free know before becoming intimate. "Consults Semindr" a t 11 :45 a.m. For more information, call 432- at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 5162 . . MacArthur Rlvd.. Newport door. To RSVP, call 574-8780. Class" from 10 to 11 a.m. at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For reservations, call 760-2466. . LAW AUXILIARY The Orange County Law Aux- iliary presents its yearly installa- tion luncheon at l 1 :30 a.m . at The Ritz Restaurant 880 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The Honorable Gary L. Taylor of the United States District Court will be the guest speaker and pre- senter. For more information·, call 440-6757, ext. 160 .. RUMMAGE SALE St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chwch is having its 32nd Annual Rummage-sate-rro1Ir'9 cr:m. to 1 p.m. at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. ~ proceeds will go to various missions. For more . information, call 631-1854. NEW DIRECTION . New Directions For Women, Inc. and the Orange Coast Col- lege Re-Entry Center offers a workshop called "Balancing Mind, Body and Spirit" for women who are recovering from drug and alcohol usage from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m . in OCC's Student Center. Cost is $25 and includes a continental breakfast and lunch. For more information, call 548-. 0755. • STRENGTKTRJUNING --r The Newport/Costa Mesa/Irvine Family YMCA offers a "Streng1h Training Clinic" from 10:15 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at 2300 oin-l:Js-fer-.---- , Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch • Catering ~vallable For Reservations and Direetions Call 723-0621 251 Shi I .\\I I\ \Ml >1m N.u11. L L LL LL LL L. LL LL LL LL LL L. 9----':M!Ml•~-EQ~m>,-~H...;i44--f--.pff=tfllN·G--Cn:f'~ET------------~+-----------~-----~ -19 0183. Smith Barney presents a finan- cial workshop for -women called DIVORCE TALK "How to Pick Stocks" from 6 ·to The Law Offices of Lisa A. 7:30 p.m. al the Newport Beach Ciancio offers a freP workshop on Marriott, 900 Newport c;enter "Divorce -What to Expect How Drive. Cost is $5. Tu register, call to Proceed'' at 6:30 p.m. at 881 955-7817. Dover Drive, Suite :mo. Newport Beach. Reservations ttre required WOMEN OF THE YEAR al 574-0866. Temple Bat Yahrn will honor its ATTENTION Coastline Counseling Center offers a workshop on Attention Deficit Disorder called "Time Management? Help!" from 7 to 9 three "Women of the Year" at 10:15 a.m. at 1011 Camelback, Newport Beach. Newport Beach residents Barbara Glabman. Nina Balis and Leslea Miller will . be recognized for their COJTlJT\unity ~ - RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT · For Dinner LUNCH BRUNCH •• Ampll· t:M· Parkin~ At Ntwport Beach N:iutical Museum I~ I Et '( >AH HWY (AT BACK HAY OIWX iE) 71'1.6133425 Featuring a SENSATIONAL ·: 3-course dinner _ __. 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LLLL • ri-41 ?-M ~1~10 11-lt ~.h 7~ 11 IO 11·1~ tvo111 L-LL LLLL-LL LL-LLLL-~,_ 2 i e F,un Wa Wemen'• Sk Race I Location Oct11n Boulevard and Hdiotropc in Corona dd Mai ~ •bcwc the 5'2tc Bach Parldng Loe. ' Parkin9 it f~ in thcr Cur 111 Jct Mar Sme Beach Parldng Lot until 8:00am Roads will be doeed et 71401m. Award1 • ~ • will be praenrrd ro rhc !Op 1hrtt lirti,her1 in t11ch oircgu7 and ro ~'Y child pertidptnt lmmcdiatdy following the: concluiion of the 111«. t Go d Crown Awud pm;mccd on R.tet Dit to an Individual who h&I contribu1eJ to thf ~ of n.1nning. Nominaiionf will bt ~ l'or Midmcie or NC'WpOrt tloch. Pla.e aubmit 1 r.hon anide with color photo o( )'OU1 nomintt ro: C::.iiy ofN~rt Beach, P.O. Boll 1761f. Newf!Ort ~ach. CA 92658 ... . ' :BALBOA CONTINUED FROM 1 used to be the proble m· plagued Thunderbird night- club. The main thoroughfare, Via Udo, boasts tiny indepen- den t shops such as Atkinson's Men's Clothing, practical stores such as Video Zone and tourist attractions such as the Execu- tive Collectibles Gallery. The area's landmarks include the pink stucco ' Edwards Lido theater, now , playing "Anna Karenina"; the -Via Udo Plaza, home of Pavil- ions market; and, of course, the ' white City Hall complex. The only afternoon sounds on Via Lido come CrorqQtJ1~ st~"'f ~. . h~cUuJ of ~ssers-i>y If :.~ . ;:J;i~VJr~!J;!.~~fl'f!b~l~~ .· ~g~~".H ~:~,' . ant1 1I!rlf, tJ'' . some . . . ,. 'J ' • t•, It's the lLny,~;;yM\\~'i>Y:· ances ,that bu fiefr(tfi~' rn~si. The ft~ \Tee . Cor' exatilp\e - • their ~~ .. re:~¥t~~~~~~t t~'t '--""-""dew 1 ari ~attract 11Hesttrt~ tilii!S'}<Jwtttftl ~tend t61°1iitrni~-b ·1n&W2~ . , parked~ . lo "ho1" Which Of ' U! 'to thqse · parking;ff\e~ rs that nobody I• seems to like. 1 Jim Jacobs who works on ia Lido, says 1e's resigneq to the slighUy mconvenient park· ing and never has problems • with traffic. Coast Properties, • where he's a real estate broker · associate, has a routtne worked out to help clients -when _ they're out looking at houses, someone an the office is assigned to feed the customers' -parking meters. Staff at the nedfby llJus1ons hair salon have a sunilar prac- tice, owner Ricardo Lepante says. :ANNEX . :CONTINUED FROM 1 -soon as it's built to capacity. The· :area now bodSts its own county :tire station and Will eventually :have its own Newport-Mesa Uni· :tied School Distnct school. • City staff lS also asking to .start :meeting with Newport Coast -ttomeowner grouPfi to explain the annexation process. • ·w e're beginrung to hear a lot of questions, H City Manager Kevin Murphy said. •For example, it isn't true that they'U have to pay more y roperty tax.es -the money will just be coming to us instead of the COWlty. H . rt Coas they haven't heard much buzz about the city's plans for their · neigh borho9<ls. Resident Rebecca Dewey said most of her neighbors' concerns focus on whether annex· :BOND CONTINUED FROM 1 cies. There has to be a commit- ment to streamlining,· Erickson said. "There bas to be a commit- ment to lobbymg the state for full funding for the state and federal funds that are mandated. "Even if you do all those things, the committee sees the parcel ta)( valuable/ she said. Costa Mesa Mayor Peter Buffa _, MOTM!R _J_ .,. tt ...... , ..... ,, l --- ·vou get done charging somebody $35 for a haircut, then they get a ticket becau e their meter ran out five minutes ago,• says Lepante, a peninsula resident who walks to work to avoid dealing with parking. •Then business · doesn't come back. Places from Fashion Island aren't going to come down here when it's like this." Those lunching in the bayf ront restaurants tucked behind Via Lido have fewer r-----------------------, I I I f.Y.I. I I I The city's Balboa Peninsula : revitalization proposals l include the following sug-' gestions for the Lido Vi ~ t1 ... lage area: • ". , '"'" ,.., : • Create a -"town squat! • .. ~ ~t are~;t>ounded by \,lfa 'Odo; -, , .n~treet anff''N~'1P6rt ~ ~· . ~~ard. with lands'Cap-',: r:> atmg areas and J , 10 ' I I I • 1 kb i ys. '11 J:11. lrrie ·estabtish Via Udo as the 1l : Vfll~Hl~hopping street : ~' °Witfl~iegonal parking. •{ I tJCJHt. ~I , t I ;: • Build a parking structure : I I t- 19lH :inr· I ~-· t"rovide better boating : 1 access with short-term : : .dinghy docks off the bay. : I I I I L-----------------------J comptatnrs. t'lfewpott Beach resident Susan George, for instance, notes that the lack of crowds the city is trying to rem- edy was exactly what drew her and her lriend to eat at George's Camelot. "It's a little bit quieter, and it's by the water," she says as she admires glittering dia· monds in the window of Jewel· ry by Mardo. "It has d different ambience. And we're on a tight schedule, so I knew we could get in and get out." ation will make the buildtng per- mit process more difficult or will mean better police protection . "The assumption when we pur· chased here was that we would be part of Newport eventually,~ said Dewey, a three-year resident of The--VoWesulXfiVi&ion. -U-it were any other city, I'm sure people would be more concerned. But it's kind-of an assumed fail accom- pli." . The council Monday will also consider; • giving $50,000 toward earth- quake safety improvements for the Balboa Theater, now being refur- bished by a community group. • spending $139,340 to repair the Newport and Balboa piers. • reaffirming a vote to p roceed with Jans to expand Newport en er. oun mem ers orma Glover and John Hedges were. absent when the council approved the plans. The council meets at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. had doubts that a lax issue would pass in the local political climate. "~ust given the general belt- tightening mood of government and ... Orange County in general is more conservative place than many others," Buffa said. "They obviously have some pressing financial needs and this is one alternative. It's a tough sell." I • The VofuntMt DINC:toty runs period- ically In the Dally Pilot. If you'd like infor· mation on getting your organization lined, call 642-4321, ext. 331. COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOOETY The society collects information, pho- tos and artifacts relat ing to the history of Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Vol· unteers are needed for clerical tasks, computer Input and help in the library. For information, call Charles Beecher. 631-591 8. COSTA MESA LITERACY COUNOL The Cona Mesa Literacy Center needs volunteer tutors to teach English as a second language. f ree Laubach training requires no forei9n language skills and is being provided beginning Jan. 14th at 7;00 p.m. In addition to ~ni1l9.<srtifi catlon, grad11<1ies will be assigned a stu- det'lt at a nearby ~hir)g center\ A iax deductable $30 IT)aterials f~e ptovldes everything neede~ tlf 1edd a st~t through tlM> skill bOok&nTOitegiU!!f1or for mt>re•informaJi.QI>, "11 ~3384 or 548-~5~, I COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER The multipurpose senior services facili· ty at the corner of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers for a variety of tasks. For more information. call 645·2356 from 9 a.m. to S p.m. COURT APPOINT~D-sftOAt-ADVO- CATES OF ORANGE COUNTY (CASA) Volunteers are needed to make a two- year commitment to serve as advocates for abused, neglected and abandoned children. During the two-year period, volunteers work one-on-one with a child for three hours a week. For information, call 935-6124. CUDDLE. INC. Provide support to abused and aban· doned children as a Cuddle, Inc. hotline specialist. Answer the toll·free number at your own home during a ·12-hour shift, one or two days per month. Con- tact Debbie Magnusen at 432-9681. DEFORE FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS The OeFore Foundation for the Arts, a non·profit organization dedicat~ to dance at 1S1 Kalmus Drive, G-3, .Costa Mesa, needs volunteers. For more infor· mation, call 241 -9908. DISCOVERY SHOP Oi~overy Shops are run by the Ameri· can Cancer Society. Volunteers are need· ed, and no s"pecial skills are necessary. For information, call 64()-4777 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m . DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES Dispute Resolution Services needs vol- unteer mediators, case specialists and outreach asslstam to help in a variety of mediation cases. Bilingual language skills are needed for office volunteers and for mediators... For...mace..Jniorn:MC... tion, call ZS0-0488. ' EASTER SEALS The Easter Seals Society needs volun- teers for ongoing clerical work and to help in programs for children with dis· abilities and in special events. For infor- mation, call 834-1111. EXCHANGE aue CHILD ABUSE PRE· VENTION CENTER Donate new school supplies or become a volunteer to help children victimized by child abuse. Volunteers work with county referrals to assist high-f~k victims of parental ·drug addiction. And to ensure \heir on·going development, -mey n eecrpap • • · , . for classwork. Drop off supplies at the Child Abuse Center Office In Costa Mesa at 2482 Newport Blvd., No. 7 or Union Bank In Newport Beach at 1090 Bayside Or. Phone 722· 1107 for more informa· tlon. FAIRVIEW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER This state facility in Costa Mesa pro· vldes caire, treatment and specialized training to individuals with develop.- mental disabilities. Anyone interested in helping to set up fundraising stations should contact Ray Sanchez at 310.697- 1199 FISH • HARBOR AREA INC. call 642-6060 to help Friends in Service to Humanity (FISH) provide ongoing Mobile Meals program and emergency CONTINUED f~0.., .. .1 ........ , ...... . inthe family'." •. ,... . .... :::,:Beautify Your Yard! He added Mother's Day~ ...... ~;·,· not pass easily this time around. r--~e~~:-----...... --.----:-:--::i • u •s been really tough,• he said. •1 didn't approach the holi- day h appily. I a pproached it wearing black." Despite the last-minute scram· ble for gifts, which led to lon g ttnes· early in the day, the flood of hoppers dwindled drasli~ally by mid-afternoon at local florists, . candy shops and card stores. By 4:30 p .m. there was only One customer a t the Hallmark fbop at Crystal Court. ·vou get all gooey -it's the ; one day of the year that you can : atop and say, 'You know, I really 1 llke the feeling that you give I cne... said De by Karp, 32, of : Manhattan Beach, shopping for : her mother·ln·la w. • She smiled and added, ·1 : ~und like a Hallmark card.• I L\NUSCAPE COMPANY 548-5132 arr unmatc~. Togethv we will t<JU ca~ of all your land.sea~ and • 1,and!K'apc l~t,tt1 • ~Ot1C1\-'0f'k, f'•tlclfl, & DB(,bi> • Water Falls, r oot. & SslM • Spri•1kkt tcm • 1.-ndi.c..,e Ll,(htJnic • ~ Spcdaltata QLASSELL MASONRY COMPANY 434-7744 . .. Ur.~· ... . .. ... M ONDAY, MAY 12, J§97 I volunteer directory assistance 1t provides~ in need. Both always seek volunteer aissrstance In a variety of areas For more informatroo, call 64S-8050. FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTER The Food Distribution Center. Orange County's private non-profit food bank, needs volunteers to inspect ' and sort donated foods and to help with ITiflil: ings. For more Information, call the vol· unteer coordinator, 771·1343. FRIENDS OF THE COS"{A MESA LIBRARY The Friends of the Costa Mesa Llbraty need volunteers. For information, call the llbraey, 646-8845. " FULL LIFE CLUB Volunteers Qeesi,sf for fUH aReWiltJrf. ing ~I~~ ~·~mert--¥thme~1~hd information eveii~f~Qeflit!ihg> ~d children and other Orange County char rties. Call John Adams at 640-0355 GIRL SC~~ The Girl Scouts of Orange County need volunteers to be trained as troop lead- ers. serve on special committees and give lectures, demonstrations or classes For information, call 979 7900 GIRLS INC. OF ORANGE COUNTY Girls Inc. offers educational and enrich- ment opportunities for girts and boys. Volunteers are needed For more l'nfor-• mation, call Amy. 6461'81. GLASS MOUNTAIN INC. Volunteers are needed to aid disabled adults who meet monthly for education- al. entertainment and soetal purposes. For information, call 779 3441 taGt Ann Marlte.y at 953·S757, ext. 111. ' HOSPICE FAMILY C.UE Begin January, 1997 with Free Hospice Helper Orif!ntations. Hospice Family Care Is seeking people to help with errands, visits and companionship to ter minally ill patients and their fam1lles If you are 16 or older and available 2 to 6 hours a week, call for free hospice train ing. For more information, call Larry Marioni at 730-1114. HUMAN OPTIONS This non-profit organization shelters, counsels and educates abused women and children. It is looking for volunteers to hel ~ its "Classy Seconds" thnft st 48r-B E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa S un three to four hours between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m .. Monday through Fri day, and betwt!ffn 10 a.m and 5 p.m oo Saturday. Duties include sorting donations, displaying merchandise and sales assistance. Phone 631-4696 to vol unteer or request information INTERFAITH CO~OL The Newport esa·lrv ne Interfaith Council, an umbre ~anizat1on for several area service groups, needs votun teers adive in local oongregations For information, call Jim OeBoom, 548-4942 JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International. Orange C2.!m.!Y Charu.er.. 1s seeking volunteers to serve on rts golf tournament comminee and for data entry. Also, a public relations intern ts needed. For information on these and other opportunities. call Lee Powell at 553-0363. carutlo of YMCA CommWlitY servk.es 1t 442 1000 MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOOATION Assist the Muscular Dystrophy Assocla· troo of Orange County staff. Training Is sometimes available for volunteer helpers Phone 550-0161 I NATIONAL CAT PROTECTION SOOETY The non-profit society finds loving homes for owner·relinquished cats and J kittens and maintains a retirement c;en· · ter for older cats. Volunteers are needed • to brush the cats and 9ive them a little extra TLC For more information, call 6SO 1232. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The non profit recovery center for adult women w ith alcohol and other chemical dependencies seelts vo1unteers Call S48-9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p m or call Joy at 548-8754. NEWPORT BEACH CONFERENCE AND VISITORS' BUREAU The Newport Beach Conference and Vmtors Bureau 1s dedicated to the pro- motion of the ctty to potential visitors. If you have extensive knowledge of New- port Beach and would like to volunteer, call 722-1611 NEWPORT BEACH FRIENDS-OF THE LIBRARY The continuing l(lterest 1n the Used Book Store in th~~nt.r.al..Llbfarynas cfe-• ated a need for more volunteers to staff the store and the workroom, where members categorize and screen the con· d1t1on of the books donated by the com- munity. Volunteers mus1 be members of Friends of the Library and are asked to HARBOR AREA & HUNTINGTON VALLEY work two three-hour shifts per month ADUrT CARE CENTERS KIDS CANCER CONNECTION Call volunteer coordinator Hannah Fly· This r aniz on is com1fmn.llllit2....12._j...~~~i ;U.j~n~r~2.Q!~t!2fl,li~~dl£1C,2.atL:.-4nn at 673 0419 or t~~ore at 759- o enng community based long range ed to the emotional, educational and 9667. for more information. term> care programs in a therapeutic financial needs of children afflicted with environment structured to meet the cancer Volunteers are needed For rnfor needs of functionally-impaired older mation, call 851·7774. NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY LIT· ERACY PROGRAM adults and orovrde respite and support- ive servrces to therr familtes The main office at 661 W Hamilton, Costa Mesa needs qualified volunteer receptionists Volunteers. will receive training on tele phones, copying, f11tng and assist the secretary with special events. call 548- 9331 between 9 am and 4:30 p.m for additional 1nformat1on HERITAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY Volunteers are needed for an auxiliary support group being formed by Her· itage House, a non profit substance abuse recovery home for pregnant and parenting women and their children in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 646-2271. HIGH HOPES HEAD INJURY PROGRAM Head·injured adult students desper· ately need volunteers to help them walk and complete exercrses that will assist their physKal and cognitive re training. Instructors provide on·srte training at the Costa-Mesa facility for votunteers of all ages, with no compulsory number of hours required. The students train Mon· day through Thursday from 8 30 a.m to 3 p.m at 661 Hamilton, Suite 300 Con LIFELINE UVlti(i CENTERS Mentally ill adults rely on the Newport Beach center for residential housing It needs professional fund·ra1sers to sup· port and maintain this resource Contact Jerry Gaisen at 675-1700 MARCH OF DIMES The March of Dimes office rn Newport Beach needs volunteers to coordinate and index resource files and create a master filing system of information and referral sources. This agency, dedicated to preventing birth defects. also needs front office assistants. Orientation is provided. For information, call 263-1100 MENTOR PROGRAM YMCA Community Counseling Services needs mentors to make a lasting impact on a young person's life Ten to 16 year old students matched with mentors improve their school performance and. self-esteem while developing positive peer-end-adttlt relationships. YOUf·Com- mifment of six hours per month includes Mentor training, regular group activities-- and t1n1e to build a one-on-one fnend- ship. For more information. call Dorothy LOW• I CW PRICES ~. Vf ~y u,s T KENNY 1/, PRINTER 250 371'2 The hbrary's hteracy program urgently seeks volunteers to tutor adults wishing t o improve their reading and wntrng skills Tutor Training Workshops held at the Central Lrbraey. will certify volun- teers They take place at 1000 Avocado Ave Reg1strat1on includes a S20 tax- deductable fee covering all training materials and books Phone 717·3874 , for more 1nformat1on NEWPORT BEACH RECITAL SERlES The Friends of The Newport Beach Recital Series Guild needs volunteers to assist 1n fostering music appreciation so that classical m1Jsic will endure. Those interested should phone 644-4208. NEWPORT COSTA MESA YMCA I The Newport·Costa Mesa YMCA needs a variety of general volunteer help. For information or applications. call Rita. 642·~990 NAUTICAL MUSEUM The Nciwport Harbor "NaU\IQ! Museum rs in need of Jssrstance in the area of accounting · If you have a CPA or book· keeping experience, please contact Or Shell Smith at 673-3377 NEWPORT OFFICE EOUIPMENT ('".;t REPAIR DtJ LJ 0 tt" FAX EXPERT • LO W COST • 863 0666 Hosted by J $ ; NlW'O«T HAUOlt fu C HAMIU O f CO M M(l(l "A fun-filled day of golf to benefit the Newport ~each Chamber of Commerce. n \~"' ..... Newpori Beach Community C>peia. fe•\""'. A delicious Lunch & Dinner! • Golf school given by professionals! • A silent auction with valuable prizes! Monday, May 19, 1997 Newport Beach Country 'Club T H I NEWPORT REAC;H COUNTI Y CLU I • A new BMW for a hole-in-one! TOURNAMENT~ Full Participant -before April 21 , $250 after (includes Gol1 School. Lunch, Tee Bag, Green Fee & Cart. Course Refreshments, Happy Hour with hor d'oeuvres & cocktails, Dinner. Entertainment & Silent Auction). Dinner, Entertainment & Auction Only -$50 "Home of the Toshibn Senior Classic" SPONSOR PACKAGES (Slgnage included) •Gold & Sliver Cup Sponsorships a variety of sponsorships opportunities, including complete corporate paokages are available by contacting Rick Ne&ly at 646-9007 or by checking the box on the regiStration form below. PIMM 19gtster Full Partrc1pents Reglater by Aprll 21 ... u ...... $225 l( • s_ Reg11ttlf otter Apnt 21 .. • .. S2~,. • $ __ _ (Dinnef Ent &Aue onty) .. $50 x_•S.....__ 0 I would e "'°"'!Mo """"'ding IPONO!tll!P ~, To ... I __ ~·:.-..~~~--r~~~~~~~· -----------------------n 11\aw encloMd • cheek iJ Pi.u. bol my, i1 Mutenllrd :'IV.. ~ Amex Ami s c.mt, _________ _ Nlmt on Cll'd _______ ...,.,,. ____ _ Stgnature ________ _...u., Date_ . .. TOSHIBA M The 6as Company• I l \--\-L T PleasG fill In f'Nl(T)6S & check items participating In •. Myacklrlel;'------------..-.------- ~------------------Zip--_........_~ • ' EYE-OPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY .. . $25 grand kills off the senior tour stop in Newport Beach? "lt'a tlW' (Nmupm B«Jdl CC) way ()f' tM hJ(/haJo!I ..•• -1bMJba Sfll'llor C'4Wc IOWnamtnl ~Bob NtJelg 9 MONDAY, M.Y. GIRLS . ;.Y l-~~_:::....::...i......:....i..-~---'=--~~ molly yanity :Ge1n :of an I ' . :effort . · • Carol Jewell turned the Master's Regional into a personal invitational. C arol Jewell hasn't taken . her game to a new level; she has taken it to an . older level. The 54-year-old kindergarten teacher at Andersen Elementary School in Newport Beach earned seven gold medals at the South- ern California Masters Regional Swimming Championships at Heritage Park in Irvine earlier this month. Seven. She took distance races, won a sprint, did diffe rent strokes. "It's a real discipUne and it's a Jot of fun for me," she said. "I happen.to be good at it, too, so I keep at it.· Jewell origindlly took up swinurung when she was in high school at Newport Harbor to attract the-attention of a young man on the swim team. His name was Bill Jewell and would eventually become her husband. The weekend Carol racked up her medals, Bill, who.coaches the-Golden West College swim team, was in Salinas watching · hls Rustle rs wm their thlrd · consecutive "1tB..a...ceal. discipline and it's a l ot of fun state title. "H e was a great swimmer," Jewell said of her husband of 32 years. for me . . . " "He's -CAROL JEWELL coached me and I'm very lucky for that. H The Mctsters Regionals is a tuneup for the National ChampiorlShips in Seattle, but Jewell will not be attending this year because of school commitments and a desire to swim in ocean swims later in the summer. Jewell captured wins in the 200-yard freestyle, 500 fTee, 1,000 free and 1,650 free. She also earned victories in the 50-yard butterfly, 100 fly and 200 fly. On September 1, she will be at the Wa.kiki Rough Wate r, a two-and-a-half-mile excursion in Hawaii. #That's an exciting, fun swim,• she said of the event in whlch she has participated several times. #It's really an intrinsic . enjoyment,• Jewell said. She :trains at 5:30 a.m. four days a week. and a little later on ·Saturdays and Sundays. "I enjoy the discipline, and determination and dedication to something.• She has found enjoyment in the water for four decades. _ •Jt requires more time in my 'day now," she said. •1 don't find that it is more difficult now, but it 'demands more dedication.• ' Jewell seems to be an all· dlJ'Ound dedicated person, too. ·She teaches Amert.can sign ,}anguage to her kindergarteners, ltakes interpreting classes at .. .Golden West and will be involved in an intensive -two·week sign language wotksbop in Wo.shington D.C. -this 1wnmer. .. "(Slgn language is) a ~kable tool. It's my newest "'passion,• she Mid. • She wtD also be tra~eling to Berkeley later th1I mntm.er to iee the youn~ol her two.ems, • ~1JM"'""9,flqui «!'!: ' ~ the senior tour MARC MARTIN I DAii. Y PllOT Newport Beach CC's course Is apparently off limits to Toshiba and the Senior Classic after club management told the tournament manager to take a hike. . ......,.~Beach Country Club :'!enrur;l~a With Toshiba Senior Classic; Dear John.letter to Neely seemingly puts a halt to the event here; Tustin Ranch, Coto de Caza and Pelican Hill are candidates for a new site for the tour stop. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACJ-I - At the moment, it the Toshibp its last ~ shot at Ule Newport 13each Country Club, where owners ter- minated contract-exten- sion negotiations Friday with the tournament operator, forcing executive director Bob N~y to scramble for a new site to host the Senior PGA Tour event. International Sports and Event Mar- keting, the event's manager the past two years, has a three-year agreement with Toshiba that will extend the life of Orange County's only PGA stop into the year 2000: ISM, however, was told in the form of a letter that it was no longer weltome to host its event at Newport Beach Country Club because of payment defaults #which persist even today nearly two months after the 1997 tournament," f CCording to David Wooten, President of International .Bay Clubs, Inc., which ownsNBCC. • MNBCC believ_es that i1 is nou n its best interests to enter into an agreement with ISM for continuation of the tourna- ment because of continual defaults by ISM under the prior tournament agree- ment,• Woote n added in a statement, which also went out to three city officials, who plan to rally the principals this w~k in a last-ditch effort to save the tourna- ment for Newport Beach's economy. Neely, meanwhile, must find another venue for the fourth Senior Classic, which was played initially at Mesa Verde Country Club in -i995. Tustin Ranch, Coto de Caza and Pelican Hill Golf Club {Link Cou.,rset are pessible-leeaoons next year, Neely said. _ Senior Tour golfers and officials raved about NBCC's layout and playa.Pility, but above all most said they were pleased with the convenient location of the golf course from the airport, hotels and shop- ping, and the numerous amenities in the area. SP O R TS BRI EFS Mustangs' 'drop' • Kevin Murphy, City Manager of· New;- port Beach Rush Hill, Cbatrma.n of the Chamber ~f Commerce. and R~ Williams, President of the Beach ConfereDC8:6 Vlllton planning to meet tbis week and Beverly Ray, owner of Inte~ Bay Clubs, holdings of which include the Balboa Bay Club. · The trio, along with other community leaders, hope to bring the_ two sides ' togetber to keep the event m Newpo~ Beach, which bas received over Sl mil- lion in revenue each of the past two years because of the tournament, Neely said. MThe two sides are not that far apart," said Hill, also a member of the event's recent events unfold. MBut it's the atti- tude of the application that bas been the , difficulty. It's like oil and water. {ISM and NBCC) have two totally different • philosophies and management styl~s and they just haven 't bad any compati· billty." Wooten and Ray both said they would prefer the event stay at NBCC, but only under new tournament management. ISM is 60 days late on payments totalli.rig $25,000, Ray·said. Neely admitted ISM, which paid • NBCC a site fee of $75,000 last year and . $125,000 this year, is in arrears $25,000. But Neely said late payments are not uncommon in the golf-tournament b~ ness. M It's their way or the highway,• Neely said of NBCC owners. · In addition, an issue between the,par-, ties that on the surface appears to be. :- , innocuous -a disputed food and bever- age invoice -has become damaging to Jhe.negotiations. #Frankly, myself and other executives here at NBCC are unwilling to do busi- ness with people who are unwilling to hold up their end and pay their bills,• ' Wooten said. Neely has until July to announce the new site of the golf tournament, when the PGA Tour hosts its annual meetings. That is, unless local leaders can convince NBCC officials to reach an 11th-hour agreement with ISM and keep the event , here. Wooten reiterated Sunday, however, · that his organization has made up its . chmd-will not-negotiate-with ~SM:- In an unrelated issue, yet with an 1 incredible sense of timing, Toshiba's gen- eral mana ger of the computer systems division, Tom· Scott, resigned last week reportedly for personal reasons. Scott was Toshiba's point man for the golf tour- nament. Neely will now communicate With Van Andrews, who replaced Scott. stand • Costa Mesa's protest is denied in the boys 1,600 relay at Pacific Coast League track and field finals where tfie opponent knocked. baton away Thursday. the tournament with a 15-7 win late Friday evening. The Sea Warriors {21-15) pulled off the upset over the sec- ond-seeded Vanguards by knock- ing out 17 hits and taking advan- tage of three sec errors. I\ I I H I \ I I 1 1 "-" I \ "-I ) I "-l , " COSTA MESA -Following a controversial finish in the boys 1,600-meter relay last Thursday at. the Pacific Coast League track and field finals, Costa Mesa High Coach John Camey's protest was denied by PCL officials and the results of the race will be unchanged . Camey's squad lost a chance to win the team championship at the T RACK AND FIELD infield at Irvine High. "Our guy j\ist pushed some· body and they were yelling at each other,• Camey said. ·our guy was frustrated, because (the 1,600 relay) was his only chance to go to CIP. • ~ -By Richard Dunn PCL Finals when its anchor leg, OCCs Erlckson ·Gilllam who was running in the top three, dropped the baton with about 50 tanden fall at?.&~als meters left in the meet's final FRES~Q l~it.v . flfNNIS event. Or~"'~i~._ Camey had disputed that G~~s doubles tennis tandem Laguna Hills sprinter Pitef'I ''of Cami Brickson and Whitney Morello cut his ~ft··o{f" and Gilllam were ousted from the possibly bumped him to force the community college state champi· drop. onships Saturday in the semifinal Mesa was just steps away from round by Grossmont's Kyoko upsetting Laguna Hills in ,the Maebara and Caroline Medlock. team race, but the Hawks won • The Grossmont duo defeated the league finals with 11 5.5 the Pirates 6-1, 6-1. points. The Mustangs were sec- ond with 98.5. The Hawks won the relay while Mesa was last. The top three places in each event qualified for the CIF South- ern Section Otvtsion m Prellmi- IW'ies (Friday at Long Beach City College). After the relay, in which run· ner·up University and Aliso Niguel also qua.lifted for the pre· llins, a Mesa runner allegedly :;,nch~ an opponent JJi the ., .. • # sec falls to advance as Hawaiians collect 17 hits· BAS--l~!.....l AZUSA - After l\lC· cumblng to Westmont ln 10 innings, the Southern California College baseball team seemed weary in the NAIA Par West Sec. tional aemUinai bout agatilst Hawail-Padfic u the Sea War- rion oUJted th .YqguerdJ .~ Hawaii-Pacific poured on 11 runs in the first two innings and sec could not overcome the lead. Joe Rivera bit a double and a home run for the Vanguards. The Van~ wrae~ )Ip ' the se~on '1l 3?,,17..ieCx>cd in ~9\l.::KJ .... a~pet~· .. second year abtbl!lbelm. ,fr ,o -NA.IA FM Wls'r SlcnoNM. T~ • Hllw•lf.hdfk 15. SoC.91 College 1 Socal College 000 130 300 · 7 9 3 Hawall·Padfk 470 010 30x • 15 17 0 Balley, Villareal (2), Lowery m and Pegg. Brown. Nakamura (5) and Yanaglsawa. W • Brown, ~ l · Balley, 4-4. 28 • Schrieber (SCO. Rivera (SCQ, YanaglMWI 2 (HP), Kim (HP), Gfllho (HP). HR • Rivera (SCQ, Souza (HP). Xie loses in ftnal of GSAC tournament LA HABRA - Serena Xie of Southern Collfornia College lost Saturday in the Golden State Athletic 'Conference women's singles final to Yael Tobi at the La Habra Tennll Center. Tobi., tbe No. 1 ~ from U.S. IntemaUonai Unlvenity ln San Diego, swept Xie in straight sets, 1-5, 6~•. Xie wu seeded second. ... ,. / T ... -.. ... ... ' ................................. , ... -............. -• t• ··-· .,,...._. .............. . " t Newport Bach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot MONDAY, MAY 12, 1997 r----------·-------------------~--------------------------------------------------------------------i ----------------------------------------------------------------------, I l I I i I I ,1 , . •• ,1 ,. ,1 ,1 •l I' rl I: 1: " ' ' I ' ' ' ., ,, H i i ,, 11 It I t II •• •I ti •• ti •• •• •• ,, •• •• 11 •• ·' ·' ,, ·' ·' ·' ·' ,1 ·' ·' •' •' I! ·' I ., '• ., ., ,, •• " If ,, ,, I I •• •I " •• •• ,, ,, •• I I •• ,I I I ·' •' ·: I I I I .: I I I I 'I I I I I - .. .. BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT C hris Oedtng (left) passes off against Yugoslavia's Ranko Perovoc during Sunday's championship showdown at the Newport lnvitattonal ater Po o Tournament; above, U.S. Coach John Vargas picks up the team's second-place trophy at the awards ceremony; below, U.S. goal.keeper Chris Duplanty blocks a shot on goal during the second quarter of Sunday's final at Corona del Mar High School before some 2,000 spectators. Yugoslavia took the title game, 9-8. • Yugoslavia has the ultimate answers for a 9-8 victory at Cd.M in Newport Invitational Tournament championship duel Sunday. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot Pfl. MA -Throughout piotislip match· of the 1997 ternational Water Polo Tour- unday between Team USA and Yugoslavia, the mother o• Team USA's Gavin Arroyo waved the Ameri- can flag, fired up the crowd of nearly 2,000 Corona del Mar High School's Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center and did everything sh ort of jump in the water to assist her son's team . But even on Mother's Day, Arroyo's mom -who was clad in a stars and stripes jacket and hat -couldn't lift the Americans over Yugoslavia, who pre- vailed 9-8. "We did a goodiob the last four days and just didn't today," Team USA's Coach John Vargas said. "We made some erro~ that have to be corrected.• Some of those mishaps cost Vargas' squad the title. Yug~slavia jumped on the Duplanty, who tallied nine saves in the final, added, "The way we played with a man-advantage wasn't too hot. Both offensively and defensively, that is a huge part of the game, and our num- bers in those areas were bad." Despite that, the Americans hung in the contest. With the Europeans ahead 9-7 and 2:04 left in the game, Corona del Mar High product Chris Oeding sent ct pass to hole man HWIU>wt. Humbert raised lus torso about a foot out of the water, caught the ball with one hand and rifled it past Jovanovich. With 32 ticks remaining on pie clock, Vargas called a timeout to set up a play with hopes of tying the game. The play seemed to be going down as planned. Humbert freed himself in .front of the goal, but Oeding's pass was wide and Humbert reached to snag it. It went off his hand and landed in front of Jovanovich, who kept it until time expired. "The play didn't come off nght, • Humbert said. "I ' of the game, but about 15 sec- onds later, U.S.'s Chris Hum- bert, who earned the tourna- ment's Field Player of the Tournament honor, fired a-no- look backhand into the goal JOHN VARGAS to tie the score. • Humbert led his squad with three goals m the final That boosted his tournament total to 13, which tied him for the team lead with Oeding. Jeremy Laster scored a pair of goals for the U.S. and "{he score went back and forth throughout the first quarter and a play that was nullified by the expired game clock seemed to light a spark beneath Vargas' squad and ignite the standing room only ·audience. Team USA's goallceeper Chris Duplanty, who resides in Corona del Mar, won a face- to-face duel with Yugoslavia's Aleksan- dar Sapic by rejecting a shot attempt. Duplanty hurled the ball to Humbert on the counter-attack. Humbert went one- on-one with Yugoslavia's keeper, Dra- gan Jovanovich, and whipped a score directly past him. The noise of the bois- terous crowd, though, had. drowned out the buzzer that marked the end of the period. The goal was noiJood. But the momentum definitely swung to hosts, who took a 5-4 lead to the third quarter. The go-ahead goal was scored by Kyle Kopp when he drew Jovanovich out of the net and <linked the ball in with 19 seconds remaining in the half. Then Team USA began missing shots, throwing the ball away, missing defensive assignments and not taking advantage of man-advantag~. The , hosts converted just four of 13 opportu- nities when Yugoslavia was doW'n a player because of an exclusion. "You can't win ames with that kin 'of percentage,• Vargas said. "But we were still in it, you cao.'.l blame the game on that. It was the little fundamental errors.• Wolf Wigo also added one. "I'm pleased we got to the finals, but not satisfied," Vargas said. Vargas said the team will begin train- ing for the FINA World Cup in Athens, Greece, which is May 27-June 1, Simil- iar to the regimen the team followed pri- or to the Newport International, the team will be split with one group train- ing in Northern California and the other in Newport Beach. "In terms of how much training we've done and the system Coach Var- gas has begun, to implement, we ,can compete with anyone in the world,• Duplanty said. "I think how we have performed here has given us confidence and we need that.• ------ Humbert. ~ho returned from playing professionally in Italy just days before the tournament began, said the squad that played .in Newport had, in essence, only been together for the six days of th~ tournament. "We've been together six days and were playing with the best teams around,• he said. "That's a great step for us; we're competing in every game.· Team USA got to the final game of the tournament by-defeating Greece 7-6 Saturday. Y~goslavia beat Croatia 12-6. olher ac on un ay, ro·a a earned the third-place spot with a 9-8 win over Australia, and Greece claimed fifth place by beating Canada 13-2. I I I I I I I ~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------J . ' PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES CONDITIONS AND RE· olfice at any lime after the PER MAP RECORDED IN certified cheek. cashler'a eratlon of law Of otherwise, ADMINISTRAJOR of OFFICE OF THE COUNTY DeceeHd cerufied cneck, cashier's STRICTIONS, RECORDED first pYblication he~f end BOOK 651, PAGE(S) ~ TO check, or money order other than Of In addition 10 Id E t t RECORDER OF SAID No. A-115089 check. or money order PUBLIC NOTICE APRIL 21, 11178 IN BOOK belOfe date of aate. 11 INCLUSIVE OF MISCEL· must accompany each writ· that ol said decedent al lhe ~U •NeC1•·M COUNTY. NOTICE OF SALE must accompany each -•I· --------I 126". PAGE 951 OF OF-Detect• Mer t tte7 LANEOUS MAPS. IN THE ten bid or offer wrth the lime ol death, In and to ..,.. All • .SUBJECT TO all eltcep-OF REAL PROPERTY ten bid or offer. with the BSCa198 FICIAI. RECORDS, (THE Welte,'a Wel~a OFFICE OF THE COUNTY balance of the ' ~chase that certain real prol*1'/ WATSON, COUNTY lions. covenants, cond1· AT PRIVATE SALE balance ol the purchase NOTICE of SALE "DECLARATION"), AND Pe I• R 1 t RECORDER OF SAID price lo befald upon con-slluated In the State of Caf· COUNSEL end ti011s. restrictions. eas• NOTICE S EREBY piice 10 be pa•d upon con· f REAL PROPERTY ANY SUPPLEMENtS ANO ra~ne epreHn • COUNTY. lirmatlon o sale as ap-ifomla, County ol Orange, HOPE E SNYDER ments. uctuslons. reserva-I H hrmat.on of sale as ap- o t PRIVATE SALE AMENDMENTS ,THERETO. ttve of the l!atete EXCEPT THEREFROM proved by said Super!Of described as fotlowa: DEPUTY Attorn•r• fo; Ilona. liens. rights, and ~~VKEi'R t~~U~IL;10~ ;. pioved by sa.d SuperlOf e PARCEL 3: Attome1(a) et Law: ALI-OIL GAS. MINERALS Court LOT 91, OF TRACT NO. p bll ad' l I t t rights of way. ol rec:Ofd. • NI Courl. CeM ti At83079 EASEMENTS AS SUCH Welter S. Wein, AND OTHER HYDROCAR· All blds Of offers must be 5162, IN THE CITY OF u c .. m n a re or Common!y known as: 936 TRATOR, at adm1nl1trat0< All bids 0< otters must be In the Superlof Court of EASEMENTS ARE PAR· t2424 Wllahlre Blvd. BON SUBSTANCES IN submitted on a form f\lr· ANAHEIM. COUNTY OF Publlahed Newport W. Santa Clara. Santa Ana, ol IM estate of the above-submitted on a form lur· :alifomi.. f()( the County of TICUL.AALY SET FORTH IN 9th Fl. Loe Angel .. • ANO UNDER SAID I.AND lllshld by the H iier. ORANGE. STATE o~ CAL· Beach-Costa Meaa Dllily CA 92706 nalNd dectdtnt.-wih H ll r\111\ed by Ille HI* :>rqe THE ARTICLE ENTTTLED •2 S.t043 (3to)' LYING BELOW A DEPTH The right to reject any and IFORNIA. AS PER MAP RE· Piiot May 12, HI. 19, 1997. Bids or otters are invited al pnvate sale to the high· The right 10 reiect any and In the matter of the Eatate "EASEMENTS" OF THE • OF 500 FEET. WITHOUT all bids Is hereby rneNed CORDED IN BOOK 302 MF716 for said property and must HI and belt '* bidder, all bids 11 hereby reurved. lf Grov« Collins, conHr· DECLARATION U 07.e878 THE RIGHT OF SURFACE DATEDt S{5/87 . PAGE(S) 24 TO 29 INCLU: be In wr11ing, and wlll be after deduction, of any r• DATED: 5/5/97 t&lff THE SECTION HEA S Published Newport ENTRY. AS RESERVED IN WILLIAM A BAKER SIVE Of! MISCELLANEOUS PUBLIC NOTICE rec.lved at the office of the ~uHted broker 1 commit· WILL&AM A. BAKER Notice II hereby given IN SUCH ARTICLE EN· Beach-Costa Mua Dally IN STRUM ENT S 0 F PUBLIC ' 1 MAPS;,. IN THE OFFICE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, on. upon the letml and p UBL IC ADM IN IS hat lhe undersigned Wiii TITLED AS FOLLOWS: Pilot May 5 9 12 1997 RECORD. THE "OUNTY RECORDER BSC8212 1300 SOUlh Grand Avenue. condollona hereinalltr men· • sen at prtvate &ale to the "RIGHTS ANO DUTIES: ' ' ' Mf:703 EXCEPT THEREFROM ADMINISTRATOR of OF SAID COUNTY. SUPERIOR COURT Building C. Room 207, tloneo_. and tub~t to con-TRATOA of aeld Ea· , 'llghHI and best bidder UTILITIES AND CABLE ALL WATER AND SUBSUR· said 8atete. THEREFROM ALL Oil, T ST TE , Sanla Ana, Calllornla, llrmation by the abov• tete. , tub)ec1 to connrmatlon ol TELEVISION", "SUPPORT. PUBLIC NOTICE FACE WATER RIGHTS, LAURENCE M. GAS, MINERALS AND 0 ' HI! A O 92705. or may be filed with entitled Cour1. on Thurs· LAURENCE M. aald Superlor1:our1, on or SETILEMENTS AND EN· BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 WATaON, "COUNTY OTHER HYDROCARBONS, CALl,ORNIA FOR the Clerk ol said Superior day. Mar 29, 1997. at the WATSON, COUNTY l lfttf the 151h d1y of May, CflOACHMENT". "IN· 8SC8211 FEET. WITHOUT THE COUNSEL end BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 THE COUNTY OF Court, or may be dellvtrtd hour o twelve o'clo~k COUNSEL end 119117, al the office ol Watter <J~GRESS AND SUPl!RIOR COURT RIGHT OF SURFACE .... RI FEET. WITHOUT THE ORANGE to said PUBLIC ADMINIS. noon, or lhtrealltr wllhtn HOWARD SERBIH. 1$. Wein , 12424 Wila ire R ltfAL RIGHTS", ENTRY, 'AS DEDICATED...., I NNE SAURO RIGHT OF SURFACE In the Metter of the TRATOR personally, at any the time allowed by law, II ' 1 Blvd., 9th FloOr'( '-ff' 'A ·~~CJLU~IVE RE· OF THI! aTATE OF OR RESERVED IN INSf.RU· HECKMAN, DEPUTY, ENTRY. AS RESERVED IN l!atete of HAROLD LAW· time alter first publication the olltce ol the PUBLIC DEPUTY, Attorneys for ' ea. CA 9002!M041 alll STAt()Yelt \.CjOMJllON CALIFORNIA FOR MENTS OF RECORD. Attornera for Public INSTRUMENTS OF RENCE UTSLER D• of lhi1 notice and before ADMINISTRATOR. t300 Publlc Admlnlst.retor. right, title •llCI ,In*• .-f AREA.EASEM!NT"'. ,: .-THE COUNTY OF PARCEL 2: A NON· Admlnlatretor RECORD. ' the making of said sale. South Grand Avenue. Published Newport aald conserv1IM.ln and to PARCEi.~ • • " " ,., • .ORANQI EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT Publl1hed Newport SUBJECT TO all excep-cee .. d TERMS OF SALE: Cash, Buildlng C. Room 207, Beach·Cos1a Mesa Dally .. lhe certain ,...i property EASEMMS AS SUCH tri ttt. Metter of th• FOR ACCESS, INGRESS, Beacb-Costa MH& Dally lions. covenants. condf.. N:;it.':~~ • taw1ul money of the United :;7~'; _:n~,,: C•J"0rnla, Pilot M11 12, 16, 19. 1997 1.itualed In the city of N~ EASEMENTt 1'RE PAR· Eetate of RIUIL W. EGRESS, ENCROACH· Piiot May 12 18 19 1997 Ilona, rHtrlctlona, •H• OP•••• PRO-P'"'•TY StatH, or upon auch term1 It _.:.. r.,,hl. 1 11 Me.,,GnGlelrE· M713 Port BMch, County of ..,.. l'ICULARt.Y SET FORTH IN K&.alN etia RUIL W MENT, MAINTENANCE, ' ' ' . menta, exclutlon1, renrva· ,......., an end eond1Uon1 as may be • .,.., Hlate o "" .,., Stet• of Cllllomi.. THE AA'TICLE ENTITLED KUJI( Deo Md • REPAIR, DRAINAGE!, SUP· MF714 Ilona, liens, right•. and AT PRIVATE IALE Keeptable to the Court KATHLEEN DIGNAN. d• PUBLIC NOTICE panlc"8rty deaoribed u "EASEMENTS" OF THE h ,.1~.... PORl'. AND FOR OTHER PUBLIC NOTICE right• of way, ol record. NOTICE IS HEREBY upon conllrmatlon. The ceaaed, 11 the UrM ol hef -------- 1 lollowl: DECLARATION OF COV· • P'URPOSES, AU. AS DE· Commonly known u : 115 GIVEN tt\&I WILLIAM A. sum of ten thousand dot· death, alt right, title, and in- Aetl Proper1y In the City ENANTS CONDITIONS NOTICI Of'.. SCRllED IN THI! DECV.. •ac•au s. Cowntry Drlw. Ma-BAKER, PVBUC AOMINIS. lat• ($10,000.00) In cash. l«HI Mid ntal• has ac-... IL 1"1t111M1 o4 NeWpoft Beecti CountY AND RESTRICTIONS RE· OP RIAL PROPMtt,. RATIQN OF OO~ts. aUPIJtlOR COURT helm, CA 112804 TRATOR, as ldmlnlsttator certified check. cashltr'a quired. by operatk>n ol ta. RClTT.w- of Ofq9, 8111e ~ Cellfof· CORDED JULY 291 1tn IN AT PtHVATI SALi CONPITIONS AND. JJE· ft• T~TATI 0 , Blda °' onen are lnYftld with wtn tnnexed of the ... ~heck, Of money Old4N °'1n ~d M , Olhtr lhan or .. ITI,,_, • nla, i.g.lly described U B001< 12305 PAGE 748 NOTICE IS HEREBY STRICTIONS 1 ANO AES&R-.' "':r .. , , N ...,.. f« uld property and must tlle of lhJ ebove-nlmed must accompany MCh writ· .., itlon to 11\at of Uld Tiie ~ !llltoft(t) l9M follows: AND R.E-RECORDED SEP· GIVEN thel WILLIAM A. VATION OF EASE"4Etmt " ......, IA 1-vn be In writing, Ind w111 be decedent. Wiii Ml It pri-ten bid Of oner, wllh the decedent at the lune ol tDllQ ~ a PN:ft: PARCEL 1: T!MBER I 1917 IN BOOK BAKER, PUBUC ADMINIS. FOR GRAMERCY PARK. "'TM eGUN"tV OP recelwd It the office of the vale aale to the NgMlt ballnCe of the pwchaae death. In end to thal certain PISTALIWIT IAOICEM6E. UNrT NO. 13, AS SHOWN 12371 PAGE 321 Of' Of· TRATOR, u lldmlnlltlelor RECORDED JANUARY 8, ' 6-ltM 1n I, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, end best net bidder, &fief price 10 be fald upon con-real P'm eltualed In the 1CXl!O S.. MDftea M SI.- ANO DESCRIBED IN THE FICIAL RECORDS AHO of the "tale of the ~ 19M AS INSTRUMENT NO. In ttt. •tter ef the 1300 SOUf! Grind Avenue. dldUc'llon of lily requested twmatlon o sale u ap. Sflll~~~._Sounty 220, lAt _...,CA G I CONDOMINIUM PlAH RE· ANY SUPPLEMENTS AND nemed ~ wfl MU ee.<>04357 OF OF~ICIAL •etate ef LOLA R Building .~.~om 201, broMf'a commlsliOn. upon PfOYed by uld Superiof o -·-.,.... ....... ,.._. .. AMIWJaeltlon. 1CDllOS. 1 CORDED ON SEPTEMBER AMENDMENTS THERETO el Pff\'llt aele k> the ~ RECORDS OF 0. RANGE MONTAG 0.0..eed • S1nt1 An1. -Cillfornla. the t•m1 Ind conditlonl Court. lotlowsL 1 : W Minta IMI. S-.. 220, lAt 114, 1971 IN BOOK 1284~1 CTHE "MASTER DECLARA· ... end beat net bldcref. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. N A.1u 92705. or mll!Y be. ftltd wllh htfeinefttf mentioned. and Al bidl Of ontn l'N.ISI be • I Uf• Ofld dWelllnQ .,..... CAtoa25 'PAOH tH THROUGH tlON'1 UNDER TH! SEC. .... dlldUcdon of .,,, ,.. SUBJECT TO .. Heep-NO;ic1 -?.1..~. the Qettc of Nllct Suoedcx tubjec;t to conl'lrmatlon by aubmitted on • IOnn Nr· commonlyw--o...-I~ u :. 100 C-o A 8loQ. 1Clll> s.. .... INCLUSIVE OF OF-TIOH HEADINGS IN SUCH ~ bfOMl''a commla-Ilona. coven111t1, condf.. _. -. Ccut. or ITllY be ~ M lbOYI 1ntltled C°'-#t. nlaMd by the Mllef. _,,. """"' .... -H, ~u.J ...,_. M S... 220, lAt : ~IAL RECORDS Of' SAID ARTICLE ENTITLED AS llof\ upon the 1«ma end Uona, rHttlctlon•, .... OP ASA&. PRONRTY to Mid PUBUC ADMIHIS. on Thu,...YI M1y 29, The rloht to reject MY and 4s~rcf"ioCA :0740 Mg11ea CAm:!.5 I COUNTY AS AMEHOED IV FOlLOWS: ''RIGHTS AHO conclUone her91neftef rMn-ments. excM!ons, ,.... AT PtllVATI SAi.a TRATOA perlONlly, et any 1997, at the how of._.. ell bld1ll htfet>y rnef'led. e ••C9P" MM -10ll90 S.. AMIND-..ENT TO CONDO-O\/TIES: UTILmES AND tloned, end~ to con-vatlonl, Ilene, right-. and NOTICE IS HEREIY time 111W lltlt publlcMlon o'cloctt noon. or•theftalltt DAT&Dt aJl,/97 t:on1, cove:!~.~!!· condf. MllftC::I IMI 's.t 220, IAI I MINIUM "-AN RECORDED CABLE TELEVISION~ flftMUOft by the eboV9o ltaht• of wey, of f9CC)(d. OIV£N "* WILi.JAM A. of .,. notic. Ind betOt9 wttNn IM Ume llOWtd by ~ILUAM A. 8AK•1t Iona, r•~·· .......... CAibaiS :~~1~1.10;A~:; ~i'tr~~~R~~:r .. ~~c;:,'·,=. ~ ~m~o~ =reir:.:: =~~== ~=wv~~ •. ~ ~M=~T~ PU8LtC I =~=nl. tlQhl~.,: ,,. ..... ----11902 AND 1803.0f Of. "COMMUNITY f'ACIUTIES, hour of twelYe o'clock Anehelm,CA92801 ofthe .... teofthe~ lewMmontyoflMUnlttd 1300SouthOrendA¥90Ue, AOMINISTltATOft •f r1Qht10fw1Y.olrec:ont. • ..... ¥llli9' I ftCIAl "ECOADS 0' SAID EA s EM ENT.'' AN 0 noon. or therMfter ...... lld• or onert .,. ll'Wlted named ~ ....... sc.1 ... or upon tudt"""' Building c. Room 201, ..w ....... lid1 Of one. ••• ll'N*ed 191D: Nl1l!l!fl ~ I COUNTY. "DRAINAGE OVER COM-the tln'9 llllOW9d by •i .! tor Mid prop«tt and mutt at privete .... tO the hlQh-and coitdltlon1 M mey be Santa Ana, C1llfornla, LAUMMCI M. IVt Mid Pfopefty and....., must -...A !f!1!::_ MJllA ... IMU..!... 1 PARCELi: MUNITYFAOIUTIES". the office of the ""'""°'be In W1111nQ, end w111 be ... and best net bldcJef, ecceptebtt to IN C°"112111, Ill rlQht, tltlt. lnttf· WATSON, COUNTY be 11'1 wrMlnQ, and -be ·---_, j AN UNDIVIDED ONE Commonly known M 19 ADMINISTRATO ... 1300 rec:.ived at the olJlce of the after ~lion of 1ny , .. upon eonflrmetlon. The ... and "tele of HAROLD COUNSEL.... ~SC the Oftlot of the .. =Q9* fl C-. THIATY_,OUfrrH (1/3"4TH) Mon•co Snet, NtwpOfl South Grand Avenue, PVBUC ADMINISTRATOR, QUellled brOller't commit· aum of FM THOUSAND lAWAENC! UTSLER, de-HOWARD S•R•IN ~~-!~!NIST'RATOR. ~-' IZ. tS, INT£REST AS A tENANT 8Nch. CA t2980 lulldlnt C, "oom I01, 1300 SOl)tf\ Grand Awnut, Won, upon lhe lefms and DOLL.AAS (H.000.00) In CMltd, at the tltnt ol hit HPUTY An ,...• 1 ......,, urand Avenue, MJ'fa• 1 ....... 11111111 IN COMMON IN THE fl!E CondomlnlUITI ~. Santa Ana. Callfotnla, IUlldlng C, Room 201, condlt.IOM hertlnafl• men. e11h. e«tilled Cheek. celho ""'"· end II riQhl. 1111e, ' ~.. lulld•ng C, ROOf'll I01, ....... _ ... ,_.._. 1 INTEREST IN AND TO THE A.P.N. ~13 N70a, .. righC. .. .&. ....,_ S.nt1 Ana. Cilllornla, tlontd, and t1Ub1ect to con--lef''a ctltc:k. or monty Otdat end Int.,._ uld ..,_has ,_. ........... ,..., S1nt1 Al\I, Catllornl1. -I -... • .. C11c11 I ~ AREA OF LOTS ~ COfMIOrw'y known .. "' end ...... of ,.EU!L ta?'OI, or fMY be altd...,, flrmetlon by {he ebOYt-mu" K'COmPMY each Mii• acqUhd, by 09«non ol Published Newport t270S, or ITllY be tied wntl .. c...._ a. A-flcl. l. 3, AND I O' TRACT ,. Monaco, Newport w. KLllN, au .. UEL w. W'9 Clefk o4 Mid Suoetlot tnlllled CoUtt. on Thurt-..,. bid or o,,., • ...,, the ... or ot~. Othat lffch.col1• .... -~· Olflt ol Uld 14'&*iof ........ -~I. IN THE CITY °' INct\, CA l2tlO KU!IN, ..... d •.. -Court. or mey be delfver9d day, MIY at. 1M1 ... W'9 .,...... of the purc:NiM then or In llddltlon to tnl4 Pilot Mey 12. 11. 11, 1111. or .NY be~ -..... ,.. ... .. NEwll'OfH IEACH , Terme of the ae1e .,. ti,,,. of hla dteltl, and .. to Mid PU11UC ADMINtS-hOW of iw.tve o'cloetl pncelObepaiduponeol'-of Mid • ._.• the · Mf71S ~ .. T....,.PUIUC AOMINlr lllt_ .... __ • C:OUNTY 0' ORANGE, c:eah In leWfUI monty o4 fie right.-.. end.,_... Mid TAATOR pert0oe1y, .. .,,,_ noot1. Ot lhtfMIW within llrfNllOn of Nit • .-time of .._ In end to '""' """~. • any•" ... ..._ .. •• tTATI Of' CALWORNIA. Untied 8'Mt on eonftrme. "'* hM acquWect. by op. time efter h pUbllcldon -tme ...,_ by lew, at provac1 by Mid ""*'°' tNl w l'MI ~ PUIUC IOT1CI ~ •'* •tt pubkellOn -" a,.._...._ Al Pf1' M» flLID IN tton o4 ult or pelt call\ etalon of i.w 01 OChtlwfla, o4 ttW noac,. end befOf'I the oftlc9 of the PU8UC CCU\. ~ In l'9 ... of C.. .., Ille ~ end Mb• • ...... 11 .. -ti , IOOK 431, ll'AOll 1 end balMC9 upon l4ld\ °"* l'9lt or In adcllOf\ to thl me111na of Mid..... ADMINllTRATOA. ''oo Al._. or.,..,."""' 11t ~ ~'of Ofenve, lalCUtO the IMklr'4I of Nici..... .. ...., -. • THROUGH 1 INCLUlfYI tenN end ooocllooa .. It* o4 Mid dac1d1nt•-TEAMS Of' IALI: Cetfl. loutl\ Orand Avenue, ~ on a form M· ~ • foloM: IUPtllUOllOOURT TtMll Of IAl.f.: = ._ ...... ,.. I 0, MllC(L LAN 't'.I .. ec ,_.... eo the I*" .... of ..... In ... '° lewM lnOMy of ... UNeed hHlno c, Aoom 201, ,.... by !he.... LOT I. °' nw:t HO. -nm STAft -i.u fllONJ of ... -. ......... ,.,_. MN'1. MCOM>I 0# ~ ••-lla!M· M ....,. · .. 11WOP911Y ......_ ot llPOI\ l4ld\ ...,. Santa Ana, C1lllornl1. n.t ~ • tetac:t ~IN ~ IN THI CfTY 01-CAUFIW flOlt ...... • ~ lllCtl ..,... COUHJY, Al IUCH TaRM Ten ,.,..,. Ct ft) ........ In ........ of CaJ. ... OOl.-0.19 • 'MY -~ .. """" .. ._,. ....... ...,. ,...., IWflt\ AHA. COUNTY 01-nm oou.n Of .... CIOrl ..... !NJ. ··iflli· .. DIPMO .. '"' ........ 111111 eo -~ ...... Counlv of 10rMet1 acc•ptllllee 1D ... Oowt ... end .... of LOU "' .. ,.... .,.., OMNOI. ITATt °' CAL.. o-• ;ll;e~·,J·~·-~·;· ~-·;~ .. ii~ ·c...i~t:~~~~~~i llCLI IN'TmlO .._... lad ... lltlll. ... er °""11 ...._, • ~ upon conftrlMllon. The MC*TAG. oac t 11111. • lie WILLIA• A WIA •ONM. Al PUl ..,_,RI· _,,.,. tlM s &fl TM TIONI"' Of THI DSClMA-to be II\ Mt1n1 Ind .. be PMCIL 1: LOT • 0# NW! of 11at1t T'*-'d 11M of Nr dlMll\; Ind II W • ' CON>ID IN ' IO()t( M; .. .. ... .. .. el,_ 1'11 & I TION 0' COYINANTI, ,.... • tr. ••Mid T'MCT HO. t .. TH9 Do1ar9 (!!.Ol)0.00) In OW\, ....... and .,.... Mid ~m. 4a 0# ...ca. l•t•te el ..... .... • • • .;w. M Al .... ... MN'S, 1H THR UTIR.8 .. • , MONDAY, MAY 12, 1997 PUBLIC NOTICH "'IUC NOTIC!I PUii.iC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICH ltUILIC NOTIC!I PUii.iC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICE COMMERCIAL eu1L.D1NG Mlttf STA.PP. NOOM '""· bu.wu v-t? No ,... ,111m... ' ,.. .... 1MmZllM fllllL tM'nn_ ... NOTtC•otr ~~..J~~ .J::o~OY Hf"HANDfZ. ,,.,.~ t*fdefl tNy =· R~ ~~it Am11Dl11•-AClTTIUIUIWI Tt~~-rcmwww•· Bl PUlllC HU...INO ZONE EHVIRONM[NTAL MELISSA M SANTUCCI, oC;Mln I ... ot contraet a.u.. PN).Pr"ident .. sranm.r NOnc:E "'llmMr -•tarmtft' IOl71 ""*' ~ No. --~~ lie.lice I• lwfeby van O[TERMINATION· EX. H0110 docul'MfU It "° COii •I Thi• .u&al'Mfll wu bled Tiil IOlllMlftg PMIOll(I= WIANT TO HEAlTH Tiil IOIOWlllO l*IOl'IS) rMft 3102490 fW..,_ No. Tiie ...... ~ I ill lh• PlaMino co:ni.. EMPT SEAN EAIC ITEWAAT, the omcA....... of tn. PubflC ¥w1th the Counly a .. k of oa.no lalllNll •. AM.A AHO IAR1V COOE OOlllQ ~ ai tw.A NO IQ 21w12nOF,.,.. No. ,, ' -.io .._c ~ J .&I0<1 of Ute City of t-<lewpott 2 ZONIHO ACTION ZA· ~ Wotlla uwpartnwnl, 3300 01ange County on 4+f7 0WS APAATa.EHfS "45 Fftlt• IEC'nOH 114711114ee 8'1 Mlltso.t. ColDMlll, UH4 YOU AM. .. DE-El I y · ,,_,._ii K h will hOld a put>11C 97-11 '°" KJltJ( t<JMMICH, ,ubll ahtd NtwpOJI "9wl)Of'I eo.Hvatd, Po.I 199737'7020 !land Dt. ~ IUrA. CA AHO NOncr. OF-G29 FAULT UNOIRA Diii> """1Mi,....& ~·-•vii• ng on the C<JNkl.,. MITHORIZEO AQ£NT FOA Beeeh-Cosll ...... Daity Offloe 8oa 1118, Newpof1 Ollty PllOI Aprd 2l 24 i2M7 "'°'°'° FORFEl'TUAE ICi""'> Y~. 10 Pllt1' TMIST" DATID 07/Ullt LllCM -• -• .-- i...ll ol tt• C•tt Of ~Po" c N'o~ !~:™~'OR .. ~ PtlcOtay 12, 1t. 1M7. 8tach. CalilOtnil 92651-,...y 5 n 19'7 ~ Stoill\I Ctc* PlciflC T flUMUAHT TO HEALTH -.....nine CAOZ714 t.N.lll't'QJTMI ACTION .., ....... --j ~llt:fl fOf A/Mndment 10 Ml "....,.,.o .. ,..,..~ u_. m723 t9tS • • ., W• so.. s. IOO. ~ AHO SAR1'V COOi T°"'°"ID ~ TO ~YOU.-~ YIP ..... ........ IUV "" C1tcu11uon ~lt!Nftl or ~~\hWONALLOWOF A ,.~E PUBLIC NOTICE For' rul'lh•t intormallOn PUIUC NOTICE TX78754 MCTION tt4A• wrv.CAOZ714 MIY. IT MAY• SOLO AT LlllM ar • ..,_ PM. '"' Ci11nor.i Plan lo anctudt .......,... II M,.,.. ' C RoNld 81alllielllhO 125 On t.lan:h e 1"7 n.tlad!MIS IS~ A "'9lJC SA&.E. lit tD82f) .......... ~ "" lu!Jo wig MUNICATIONS ANTfNHA Cl ........ J 511\KOfl., F1cllU.Ue8utlMtl UncolnAVI Saraft NM87501 • • • ~ NEEDAH~TIOH ThlllU1tn.lll~ . fl,; HllbltllhlMlll ol ON A. 80 FOOT HIOH NEW~ftT8UCH (714)84-4-3011. 111.-.1aatement JlrNS ·,.. ~ 1~~2 .. lfftlton,1201,Con• ~l\llftOCytt THIHATUMOf'THtlW). -~ ~ 11 1nt1tHctJon QIOllPt to MONOPOLE WITH WHIP CITY COUNCIL Pub I It bed N 1 w po r I Tht 101owing Plf'IOne are l.Wdn Aw, S11D ft. 11N t7501 W...ii1 c;:'.::t:;_ Che .-.,.. ~ ~ bu:llW \l/ldt< C1BMNGS AGAINST YOU, ~ '* not ~ 11191 11:0.\ Hit over.all !unction ANTeNNAS EICTENOJNO AOINDA IUMMARY B11ch.Co1t1 MtH Dally doing bU•inesi H ' tq111 of Jom l KlflW •. 12' Uncofr\ wtv licncus tt.1111*1 NITll YOU IHOC.MCONTACT A • -..acr ~ Uftdlr'e H1w "rcul1Uon 1y111m ~g ~~T~~fEtg ~~ Mer 1aL tt97 Pilot May 7, I , 12, 1991. Mt retdta·Benz Strvlct, Awt .Slnlaft.HM87!61 U ,,.,00 U.S. CUAAEN· namesldlldllllWll. LAWVPl On W.V 27, kMouS llllllneSI nnl OI • ,,.., aum!NliH •nd av· 1730 POMONA AVENUE OROINANCt.S FOA IN· w103 330t w. MacAtthUI 81vd., Chn I(~. 12fl l.JllCOI ~ SlaHfO IWMKO YNGMDTO 1117. et 11~00AM. fttoNll· _._,....., 11 1CU lnlo1ma11on ror • TRODUCTION Sanll Ma, CA 92704 Ave Sd Fe HM8750t TOMOHll<OKINAMTA f ..... r .. eduweCorpcw9-UllED Vf.H.OU. Tl«1W 1,111 and th• 1n1.,aec-~{R~~~J1~to~h~~: INTRODUCE ORDINANCE PUILlC NOTICE Jot Chlnltoursh. 22001 w..am G ~11• 1~ Llncol wae Mk9d ~ to rt.•,.,.,.,. was !lied tton 11 the ~ eppolnted Tiit ~ wa filed"'°' U"JVj)S (••l•hng Condi· MINATION· EX" .. PT AMEN DINO CHAPTER Nolle ... h b I El1berry,i talc• f0ftl1, CA Ave ~Fe. NM87501 He~ and S•f9fY Code "" COu:t_Clefll'. of TNNt under and P' .. Uant .. COu~Cllfll GI ()!qt .. ii, well J .. , 2000, . ..... • 5,50, SECTIONS S.50.025 • .. .,. y g Y9'1 92630 ··~ H ~ ... ID , .... ' _... hoodon '1 •71 I tf ... ~y I~ e 1"'" to o.d of TMll. llOOntld on caune, on I 30. 1001 1r ~OO!J "' Bulld-oul 9~ t:or6~o~rci~Nu~· e.e AND 5.50.050 B.10 OF~·~~· ¥~·~;on~C't:11 Thi• buslntH Is con· .. -SWkNM875o1 '"" ..... the IAHTA ,ANA POLICE NOT~·lllis ·~lo.is 07/28/Hu OocumentNo. NOTU· . Rctlous Mimi • J!Jtntm 1c1nar1oa) • O • THE NBMC 1 u c n dueled by: t n lndlYidual · kfwl C ' SCl!ntier 1 0£,ARTMl:NT. St*IMllt eicpiu llW yen t 19NOOl2870 look •• .hqe ..,_. _.. flw ~ ftOm • n llnlllytlt ol r-olonal ~~HRA~7t~c~GE~:o~ INTRODUCE ORD ~:./~1°/.'Y, J~NE 02. Have you atart,d doing Llncoln Ave ~r. NM•87001 The Pf'OP9rtY w" Miled lheoatlt tl was filed tn llleOff •• ofOffldlllRec:ofdlltttfle 11tCS..1t w•filtd ltl bOlb 1 • •• 1ei 1 lhe 1oca1 cir cut a· MINOR CONDITIONAL use NANCE AMENDING see. , 1 K.Atk., ""~Gor f~J. R~"".•.n y11? Yes • .August. Ti.t ca.is;,.. 11 ~ ~(:j!, '°S.:.:.~~ o1 the COul'llY oe.111. A nrw ro Off let of the "9cordtt ot ., 111 eou,.. Oelk A ,,,. Act· ' ', ru,1,1i1bllihmenl or PERMIT TO INSTAU AN· ~10t85 0~";·1"';· /2~~tg. AUCTION SEIMOI!, f'.0. }66 Chtij'~U,~ ""' ,.,, c~ ~111 wst. "378 "' an. ...., and ~ ~ Hanle s ORANGE Courcy, California, '°"' !Msnea Nln'll s.n.t ' lf-l(tls over E lor TENNAS AND SUPPORT 7 ·,, oio ANO 710 Oso OF 80)( 82!>, RIAlt0."1C:~ ·~mot WH filed ~· 1~ cbng ta,$ i'-CoM You ... ,_... trust be hleO l)flot., tlYl dlllt Hlouted by: lAM VAH ,.. bl hied fll'Ol .C,:: • [>011 lnlerHCllOn EQUIPMENT ON THE Trn..E i OF THE. NBMC 92377, 909-873.074'4~ l:U(;-~lt'iil~ nit-ci.rk of RISS Malttt20, 1W1 Y'NlllHIM t"411t1'e ~ lie HinQ of .... stmmelll NGUYEN, A SINGLE MAN. Thi Mino Of hi ... •' <J D tot the oihar ROOF OF AH EXISTING PERTAINl~O TO ANIMAL TION BONO 1 723-4Hlr. (~ y''bh 4,g.97 SEOUIVTY ~ nemevof 0.tlf* ~y not Of ttstlf &1Ulofllc the utt ~~Y~.~E!'!i_~ ~ ~ a.,...,.:ft~!9!_1! ;-1.,;,n groupt 1n COMMERCIAL BUILDING, RE°""'TS AND -ITS ALL SPACE • COSTA 1 ...... -.o11'1 18989 PM:R>• TAUST 8V Jamts ti hHlnltl~proceedlneeto S SI* Ol a F1c:Oout M ~---1 I~ - -., -- ' v~ LOCATED AT 3100 ORIS-MtSCELLANEOUS AC· MESA. 1535 NEWPORT 1 p P•11~ M.11, t_.. ' fl>rl..-0-. tb0w-d41eoribed Hime 11n1!Claoon 01 the nQ1'1tS ANTS, N TrwlOI. filET .,_"I ~d • aoNtJlll •Uentiricalton of 5 TOL STREE1'. IN A PDC TIONS BLVD .. COSTA MESA, CA ~11 Y5 t2110~99AP4W 2t, 282, -~--J-~fputeuantt.0.~~ ~rdlr ftderat, Stall, ~. u_,COfP,~ !!!._~~ ftOd ~·· 5-;-:1~.1f!. • ,tar lac11.Jy and in-ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAi. tll97·t998 PROPOSED 92627 • ay ' • 7 M68 • C4lllniy . lk11L •of • ety Cocl• _..,_.., law (See Sec$0n I~~~ ff1U. '6SJ.: "r .....,_ -·---~ ''" imp1ovemen1 DEMEPTTER MINATION· EX· BUDGET ANO AP· UNINVITtlENT.NOARMYE PUBLICNOTICE 1AoM23,•GV7 1 ~~·".·~thet11ftseQ,~WProl ~..!!>~~ ~~ •fM ~ ~ lo maintain 1111 ' PROPRIATION LIMIT • N011C£ l'-t ficftcll1t '' ,.......~ ........_.~-r IF THE ABOVE A" A14"' JOHN SMITH • • tci C0MMt ttw """" _....._,....;;...._. """'-.>.--...... "'" "'"'. • I I ••Is ol HflllCI .,,. HEARINGS ... • FlotlUous Bualn•H s.m.111 ~IM tfllt I --.bf dlh ,.,,~ First no _,_ __ 'Wl·--= . ytar :?000 ano TIONISI IS/ARE CHAL· PUBLIC HEARINGS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Name Statement tile Clal It WIS ltltd 1111111 ~ a. ~ ~ Hewoort8ucll-Costa Mtsa ..... of 1hl l.l'Wted t.tM, ... ~~ • • •, planning hori LENGED IN COURT, THE PROPOSED UNDER· Ate3, BRENDAN GAR· The following persons lfl ol lht COuniy Ottlo. A new fd Sef•tV Cod• llJctlOQ Cl't•2016.3~AC~ b'( cnh, ·~ 1S3n !.'lf.~ 11161 CHALLENGE MAY SE LIM· GROUND UTIUTIES DIS· GAN. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS dolng business al: Slap''°"' flusintsJ Name Sim t t'88.&dJ:' fllU9t • e 12.19,26, ~n 2. lllQ7 ~by • ....--•o~ I r-. "''-,_'~ , n a!\lumenl ol ITEO TO ONLY THOSE IS· ._.ICT NO 14 Al97, BRENDAN GAR· •h d C hi " I I -·st .... ..,...,_,,, IO ...... _ ,_............._. __ .__ b~k. •Cheek dr=t~ • y SUES RAISED IN wR1nEN '" · GAN HOUSEHOLD ITE .. S " ee • oac ngi' r~ n ng ""' .... '""" ... ~ v-.,_ ......_ ··-• Vo'# PUBLIC NOTICE --· t11........__. -· ~ E ;II.lit " St'llm CONTINUED BUSINESS • ... ror ProfHSIOnal E.ccellence, The IJ1no ol lhs stlll1nt1ll im-n In the pn>pelty, ..... --... • n1 s11a1e9•es CORRESPONDENCE DE· RECONSIDERATION OF A 208 • -t<IM Fl.OYO, 9816 L~s Avenue. Foun-not of Itself 1111honle tile ose 1 You muet flt thle eW. In • t11•....._·~-fW•1tfn1tall -~ p11;gram 101 lhe LIVERED TO THE ZONING CITY COUNCIL ACTION HOUSEHOLD ITEMS lain Valley, CA 92708 lhs Sla!e ot I ficnous Busi the ~ Court of die fie k 1ttn71... or fedlrlt ..itlnge ... ~ HOHi_._. • •·mo111 program ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR APPROVING THE AECOM· A261 · ANDREA SCHUS· Ellen Sue Brown. 9616 Name in 1o11o4aa<>nollllenghts County of Or.,.a wttNrl RC1TT10UllUl..a 11MJCWrion...wial~ IWlflTllWJ • 1 ,t.1'1 lhe use ol TO THE ABOVE DATE. MENOATIONS OF THE TT~~l;K. HOUSEHOLD Lewis Avenue, Fountarn anocner unckr Ftoeral, State. ":'.t~l_dey• ot '!!-~ MMEJTATDIST ~or uvings ~ ..-ol· ..---... ti i~ Phai1ng Otdo· f;OR FURTHER IN· COUNCIL AO HOC COM· A303 Valloy.CA92708 commonlaw (SH~Oll1 p -ofthl•---· ThelollowlngOlflOl'l(tllew.fildi"aecaion6102oftht ..... ~?"'°'1<S)I ~ 1mpar:I analy~1s FORMATION ON THE MITTcE T'O ADVANCE ' OlZY MENDOZA, This buaTness Is con . Bu ndProltS "'*"Vo"~ acWal ng llUSlna:s Ir E*UTM~l~Coc».~ artho--~~~~~-' ~·• Snare Ord• AB OVE APPLICATIONS. NEWPORT CENTER E_CO. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ducted by· lln individual '~ siness 1 wns notice. (Pleau uee TERPRISE. 6a2l ~A • r11tt,ledtel~. ,40t:~Jn,~~ ......,, •·~--;10a _,,.,.. ·-~. ~ ·1.,0 tool lor lund· TELEPHOl~E 754-5245 OR NOMIC OPPORIUNITIE1> A348, KATHY MORONES, Have y~ staned dong Fl Fl t7F0tt82 I You mun .CA~ •""""• D£~lNC·nv THE "Q\,...., -·~ ... -.,.....:::=~""". A ,.1 , t<;r1~lruc:ling tho CALL AT THE OFFICE OF CURRENT BCJSINESS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS business yot? No 1 Bl ling .. rw an endorted copy q_I ......,. __ _.,, ._.. •• _,...._.. ..,. me PL.AllNllJG OIVISIO"' E PORT 80 A352, HENRY LUDZEN· . Ne.POii Beach·COsll Meu the c:lelm °" the Dln:rict StllOn Eugene Thomas. 6821 BUEN ..... _ "' 517 c -..... ·-.ANl. 1~'.,\'ii~o1~r~~gional ROOM :?00. 77 FAiA NW ULEVAAD SKl,HOUSEHOLDITEMS Ell~nSueBrown 0441~33-4269AQ<28,May AttomeyofOr eCounty Cy CA~ A .. ..-.,.. L _,.,,.,,_,.,.,,,. i1o<,111mprovomorr1 DRIVE . COSTA MESA. ANO PAC.!FIC C(?,AST A39t. DONNA SI· This statement was Med ~12.19,1997 IAttn:SUSAN:'.llE.ZMAN. l~~.'='tsconclldlecl~TBL.ERVO'.,A8TUEN6~p•a"', 1 Tllst~.::~~ •, CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY ARCHES IN· VACHENKO HOUSEHOLD with the County Clerk ol OeputyOlnric:tAttomeyl.i "'"""" " """ "7 lt«Jrno111 to Chap. Publ1shoCJ Newport TERCHANGE IMPROVE· ITEMS , Orange County on 4·16·97 700 Oll6c Center Drive The regiS111111 commenc.ed., .. right, t1ti. and lnt.,ett ·~· b not ytl ~ 1 Tr.,flic Phasmg 8each·Cos111 Mesa Daily ~~~b~MATION REPORT lf41 2, DAVID SCHINIEPP, 19973717999 PUBLIC NOTICE Wut. Sent• An•. C. lllsiness undet the~..:~ nc;'~ r' IO ltlllSICt lllSlnetl undet 111a IJ •JI lllO Newport P1lul Mily 12 1997. ON AUTOMATIC FAX DIS· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Daily Pilot Aprd 28, May 5, 92701 within thltty (301 liciMius lllSlness 11111'11 O<ltllldlr • fUlt n ltdMius Du name '~' -------Ca.D~ N 12, 19, 1997 M699 d•Y• of the flllno of the Nma hsted a!ICM on Aonf 2.8, the~ tituet9d In. Hid names ~mO = :"" i "lltl•'•t ofl·&11e PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF IRVINE SPHERE HOUSEHOLOTfE:Ms PUBLIC NOTICE M"TYTV>lJS »fllUSt"""S Co ...... ~ .. _ I nd heft! Lot 32 • ,, I r1:qu11omontt ----------OF INFLUENCE SOUND· Published Newport f..,.,,.., ""'" wtJ..,v.I Olvl1lon. SIGNED SP..TONf. THOMAS c. .. I t n: o .,,.~.A C~ N\D", ~ ~ BHch Cos1a Mesa o 1 NAME STATEMENT The feilur9 to timely f'lle T"'· .__..nl .,1... ... T11<:1 3500, In the City of ~~.... ~ "::,. • I' 1J•1ill ~10111c1S, c n•1478790 ARY ADJUSTMENT WITH Pilot M.ay 12, 19. 1997 ai Y Flctltloua Butlnesa Thf follow.no cle6'on(S) l~rt and .. cure• verified cltlm the ,~ ..... ,.Oettcw~"~ Costa Ma.I, 11 per Map Re-...,,., • ., • ., n--..,., r".;1~~~~~tld;"~~~~~ SUPERIOR COURT OF CITY 0 F NEW P 0 RT m718 Hime Statement 00tno i...s111m as 5€UX MQ. statino an lnteftrt .iri the Cou""' ~-; 30 1ll07 orded In Book 144, Paget rtnee Qmmanist, Ike~ THE STATE Of BEACH. The Jollow1ng persons are RALES BAA. BONDS / CAAL pro~. In the S~rior NOT~E:fh:'. ~cnou Maine eod 46 of Mitc:1n1neou1 nu stamen! was litd Wllll. I;.' ~ltJtu 1.ont11bu· CALIFORNIA Uf NEWPORT COAST AN· PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: Indus-8AOWH BAL BOHOS 60l W Coun will rHult in IN s 9 pa, in tht Offlca of the the COut'lly Cle3 Oil ~ ND NEXATION STATUS "RE· t11al Surl and Supply Com· l7lfl St. Sint.J Alli CA 92?06 propertv being dec:te<ed or Slllrtment ~l'H 1i'ft ytM liwn ounty Aec:Ofdef of $.id COuncyon.Aonl 30. 1WT .....-,c.>cl I.a~ tJeen ,.. cotNTYFgFROT~ENGE PORl. NOTICE pany, 214 Flower St , Costa Alben T R1m11u 259 N onlefed forlalt to IN Stat• Ille dall rt was hied tn ll'le Office • The prQperty here· NOTa:·ThS ~ Nll'ne .... ' '1 l\ilS been pub II sh. d N. w p 0 r I INVITINO BIOS Mosa CA 92627 Bl Ai F CA of Callfoml• and dletributed of ll'le C0ut'lly Oeltl A new fd. oror1 dnc:ribed Is bling aold StllllemetUllPl!S""" yun flOITI.. ' J I' o11 1s cate\jotl· ESTATE OF: MARION 8each·Cos11 Mesa Daily Soalad btds may be re· Mtchael Sluart Rankin, 214 Tne !It f!Sno punuant to the prv..ialone ~ BuSllltSS Name Slallmelll •u 11•. The atrMt tddtHI tf1e Giit d was filed in ll'le Office • "t I ut1C1er me , •• ELIZABETH ERRA o .. Pilot May 12, 1997 ce1v1d 11 lhl otf•ce of the flower St ' Costa Me~a. CA r:2s ......... SS IS co-·~"""~ Ost Htlo•afth taod1 ~eS ... fetylthoCodut• f'RISt bl ''*' PftO( ., N -ottw c:ommon dffiona-ol fie COuntt Oefk A new fca· • '· 0111111 Cahlomia cedent. ' M724 City Cl11k, 3300 Newport 92627 •• .,.,..... • ..... ~ .... "' ec n '" • w . The hllnQ ol lhs Slllllmenl Cloa • if .,.,.,.ol the real prop-lllOUS Business Name s.m.t" "''1J 1 Ciuahly Ac• CASE NO A 187344 8ouleva1d .. Po51 Offret Sox This business is con· illl inQ1o110Ual furtt..r notice or heanng. nol of Itself aitnofttt the use in delc:ribed above I• put· mm be hied P110f ., 1Nt dl[ll • · 11\.:~·~~~ .. ~u~~~~'. (PROPOSED) NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1768, Nowpon Beach, Call· ducted by: an 1ndrviCJua1 Tile ftOISttanl commenceo to 04120. 051o5• 05/l 2 lhs stlll ol a Ficuous flu11nen ed to.,.. 313S CANA· Thi hllng of lhs Sl*menl * · t.e ,,old on the TO CREDITORS OF ES· LECAL NO"fltCE romla 92658-6915 unhl 2:15 Have you s1aned doing :nnsacr ':'nns unoer 1tle Name in 'llOl*n of tile llQIO of ORIVE..COSTA MESA not Oil t1Self aJ1l1cWI fie use 1n • 'ol M,,y 1997 al TATE Of MARION NOTICE IS HEREBY pm. on the 27th day ol businesslel?Yes,1·1·97 ~ou~Sled=s 1':: PUBLIC NOTICE lllOCherunotf"-1111. Si., 92826. Theu11d1111g1.d hssi.t ol l~bneu • .,1 7 00 Pm in lhe ELIZABETH ERRA GIVEN that the Soard of May, 1997, al which time Michael . Rankin SKiJo Al.BERl To~ common law (SH 5eaon t4400 Nil .. cladlllre W'f llbiity HMTlt in ...maon of ll'le ·11g1a of • C.ttan t,1:1~ of lhe llOTICE IS HEREBY Educahoo of the Newpo'1· such bids shall be opened Th•s s1a1ement was hied ...... et HQ . Busmess and Pmlnsions or.,.,., lneorrectneu of the anocrier unclcf Federal S. or • and read tor· with the County Clerk or ... s simmem w.n hleel will! flt No 1Hn711X7 Code) • • • I Ouacn C11y Hall. GIVE" to lhe c1ad1tors and Mesa Unir1ed School Dis· 30·1NCH WATER TRANS· Orange Counly on 4-18·97 ttie Cou~Oe.rll of Onnoe ACTTTIOUSIUSINEJS fitStFili rfft eddr•H and other law (Set Sec:*on 14400 . ' "'iJCJtl Oou1eva1d con11ngon1 creCJ1lors of the trict ol Orange County will MISSION MAIN REPLACE· 19973717991 nty on 22. 1997 IWIE JTATelSfT New no rt Buch-O>sia Mesa cllliglinon, if any, StQ ' ~and Pmlenons : ' Ooach Cahlornia abovo·named decedent receive scaled bids up lo MENT I EAST CO NOTICE lls flc:Oous Name The lottowi n( ) po hetein. Said •el• will CoOe) 11mo ·and place Marion Ehzaboth Ena 0j 10:00 a.m. on the 20th d11y HIGHWA~ AST Daily Piiot April 28,,May 5, tattrnent ~f!S fiw years lrom bu no perso ~CN.420095 Mly 5,12.19,26, 1907 rNdl, but without cove· lint Flltno , all persons 1n1or· <166 Flagship Road. New· of May. 1997, at the Pur· Contract No c.3125 12. 19. J997 M696 Cl41t it w&S"flleo in ll'le Otlice. RES"f~ss 15~61 Tun, or ~nay, 1xpr111ed Newport Beach-Oma~ 1y appear ana be port Beach California chasing Olltc:a or said Engl 1 ,· E 11 PUBLIC NOTICE Ille COunty Clef\ A new titt · CA9268G PUBLIC NOTICE r Implied, r~ttdlng title. CN42oo:x>19742·tMIMly "\·reor II you chal· 9:?663, that art' persons hav· School Distrlcl, located 11 s190 ~0 r 1 9 maio ous Business Ntme St.ateme~ n~way. TuSOl'I, neHloo, or 1nc:vm· 5.12.19.26.1907 •1 "· pru1oc1 in cour1, ing cla'"1' 11ga1nst the de· 2985·B Bear S1ree1. Costa Approvod by the Publlc Fictitious Bu1lnen no.isl be hltO pnor 10 that date ·36''f .TA C.lomD a ~· flt No. 1H7271nn twence•, to pay the remain-t----------' I b& llmrled 10 1111s· cederil aro roquirod to file Mesa. CA 92626. al which W 0 • raoon, amrac n~. ,._ ACTITIOUS IUllNEll Ing princl~ •um of tht ' ' Hiose isr.uos Jou lhom w1lh the Superior time said bids will be pub-or ks eponment, this Sth n ame Statement he l~•no ot ths statement does fll, CA 91106 NAME JTATQl8fr not•l•l aec:ured by laid DMd ',.,,.,e else raise a1 Court. II 341 The City ltcly opened and read lor: day ol May. 1997 The rollowlng pers~ns are not ol itseU &ltflonze !tie ose in Tiu buStness is concllcl!d ~ The lollowlng person(s) lntOf Truat, with lnt1111t ~ ,tJloc Maring de· Drive Orange Calilornia FILE SERVERS • Don Webb, Publlc doing business as. Scan· •state of 1 fl~oous Business corpof111on OOtng lllsiness 11. GRAPEtherlon H provided in H id • 111 11111 notice or in 9266B·3:?05, a~d . mall or All bids ,,. to be In •c· Work• Director • ~o~a & Associates. 206 Name in 1o110labon of the nohlS of Rlglstrant nas not yet ~nPRESS ~Anaheim ~saw nottlal: advancee, If any, '0"01pondonc1 de· deliver a copy 10 Marllne cordance with Condlliont. Prospective bidders may A David Dr., New~ort llltr unoer Federll, St.Ill, or trlOSad la!Stness under the Anahetm CA 92!07 ·~ti. tWTN of tht Deed 10 tho City at, or Al eh le as Succtt.seor lnstruc11on1 and Spec1flca· obtain 1 sot of contract ~·~~h,SCA ~:?&63 206 "A" mmo~ (5e• ~~n 14400 tenous business nani ot ~no 'JM Ko 1241 H Moss-Of Trust, ntlm1tld fHa. Mc.IC V.W • 1110 public hea11ng T1us101' of tho trusi da11d tlons which are on lilt In documents 11 no cos I at · can None,. 1 seq · nen ' tes!'ons s llS'led lleran WOOd Dllve Mafietm CA 02007 k:harOl9 and·~ of the MmllONAL MM 1 .. m1:i11'0n call (714) September 3, 1987, the othcel)f the Purchasing the olflco of tht Public ~~11~~&3~ ewpon Bea.ch.,.. ~ KiN£0 KU, INC . A CA. Corp , Eun .klno K.o, 12.41 H Moss)Truii11 and of the tru•ta vO Nh1teln the decedent was Direct.or ol 111d SchOOI Dis· w k 0 rst hno Jamshld Jivahen. \4ce Pfts WOOd Omit: Anahetm 'CA 1121()7 ~reated by H id Died of Cemetery• Mortuary Ldward Sellch, Sec· 1he So1tlo1, 11 c/o George ~etj ~8S.8 c!e9a;62~trae1, N:~:on -:0~::7~ . ~o°:! Juh~~d ~~:s~e~ivi~ua~on· CN:-~ ~~re~~ fr~9 Tits sllltment was fded Wlltl Tbs c...snm IS Conclle1ecl ~/T"".'1• to-Wit: tl85,2H.49 Chapel • Crematory irv, Planning Com· L Rog11a. E•q .. Georg• l. os a esa, · 0 1 ' H 1 11 d d 1 """ IY'"'7 • COunty Otrti ol Orangttaisballd& wile &ttmmttld. Ac:aued lnt.,••t ,10n Cit ol N • Rogers, A uw Corpora lion, A Performance Bond may ff ce Sox 1768, N-port ave you s a 9 0 ng 1ll07 1n1y on Apnl 30, 1ll07 tnd addi,lonll adv1ncea. If 1 0 • h Y •w 11111 Beach Boulevard, be required at the dlacr• BHch. C1hlorn11 92658· ~s~eScssyodi?Yes.4+95 NOTCE·T1'S fict'°"s Name ... ~~ .. ~ not ya begUn~ Wlllnc:ralffthlaf.aure oec • S II 103 H Ho I hon ol the D1strlC1 8915 ic an one ,. ..._ 1 ., u•_. ...,smess unoer "" • --.. ..__.;,:\:~ 1,11,hed N1wpor1 ui ' un 0 on No bidder ma · wilhdraw This stalemenl was filed PUBLIC NOTICE t!IPIU ""' ytM rombchoul bu9nen name 0tP"O' to"!'· "• ._.,.....,y ., ':osta Mesa D 11 Beach. C1hlornia 92647· hi bid r Y 1 1 For rurthtr informahon, with the County Clerk 01 dlll ll was llfecl rn Ille Office namtS ~sad heren under 11id Deed of Tru1t 11•:==~====-1 11 • .,,f 12 1997 1 Y ~:!9·c4~':!:~nnl~~· .~!~"M:• f~RTY·FrvC: ,:51 ~!ry~tl~r call Michael J S1nac0ti. 11 Orange County on 4·18·97 fll• No. 11173711701 1711 Cou/1IY Oelt A new Fd·SQE> JlWG JAE KO, awhlmof0t9 tallCUtad and d• PIERCE lllTllEll M72!> 12. 1997 (tht da11 ol th! the date HI ror 1h1 open-<7141 644•3011 19973717995 ACTmOUS BUSINESS s Business Name SlailmentJEllNG KO lrwfed 10 the undefalQned 1 IB1 lllOADWAY -------1 first publ1c111on of nolice to ing thereof PublllJled N1wpo1 I D~1ly Pilot Ap111 28, May 5, NAME STATEMENT st be l~ed PllO<., N Cl* Th1 st11emen1 was lrltd wilhwnnen Dedlrwdonof o.f.ut M r UBLIC NOTICE cred•IOfS) 01 If noltCI '• The Soard of EdUC:.tJOn ol Btach.C0511 MHa Daily 12, 19, t997 M698 TM 10I~ petSOll(s) ·~rt ~·~ ~= .. dOtttfle COu~Cltltl of Onnge tnd ~ f~ ~·~lndan: ort~ary *Chapel ·UPERIOR COURT ma1lod or personally deltv· the N1wpon·M111 Unified Pllol May 7, 8, 12, t997. PUBLIC NOTICE no ousiness as TK OMRSI· s ~Of ~s .... ~~COuntyon 16, tWT =• ~ ........... _ ...... _ rernation eted to you thiny (30) Schoof D1slnct reservet the WIOS flfO t281 LOQan A!lt #G 1 • "-NOTU· !IS Fichclus Ntme to ..... , .... .,...,... 110 B dw o F CALIFORNIA, day• ,11., lhe' dale this no-right 10 rtfeC1 any Of 111 Sta Mesa CA 92626 in 'llo4aon Ille no'1b ol Sllltment DPM 1M yul$ from '9'l9d eauaed Mid Notice of Co ~ ay .JUNTY Of ORANGE uce Is matted Of personally bids and not necessarily PUBLIC NOTICE FHlc•tmltl•ous•1.Btu•1mln••n•t• . SWR ln<llstnes lnCOl'POrateel r unotr Ftoerll. Slalll, or the Cl* If was llltd in Ille Offic:eC>eflUlt Ind Efec:t1on to Sell .J2~91!_!8 M 1 The City Drive dehvered 10 you Of you accept the.lowest bid, and a C" I ,.. ~ 1542 mmon law (Ste Stcton 1"00of Ille eou~ o~ A new fidl. to be recorded In the county -- Po•I ONlce musl petition 10 ,j11 1 lato 10 wave any 1nrorma111y or Flelltloua Bu•lne1a The loHowing persons are ,.. •1 onH ....,rpora on seq , Business and Professions •ous Business Nafnl ,...,.... wh.,t th! ''" property ,, I•--------• Dox 14171 claim ., provided In See· irr1_gular11y In any bid r• Name Statement doing buslnets as: Errand C~r Street Sun Valley CA 1) miu be Idec! pnor _, M Cl.-ioc.ted and rnora than thr" hon 19103 01 lhe Pr bate ce1ved Tht following persons art Busters, 1993 Church St.. rst ~hno Tiie fdi ol ha stltilment dots months have efepaed 1lne1 Orange, CA C®t.A..clalm lorm..m~tui HE w p 0 RT ·ME s A doing busmoss as· South· llF, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Tlls blsmess is conducted by NewPOlt Be.ac:n-costa Mesa not Of~ llllholllt tile UM in•uch racOf'dltlon. "ofet· 1 ADE flOt-3'1S'N obtained from the court ['IJSCmrorl>l! t-itwffk)r · l"90 Rancf~~9 ~-atalrol'ffitHout a. alonM.Eor rft THE MATTER Of clerk For your pr.otectlon. TR 1 CT 0 f 0 r • n ~ port Cenier Drive "100. Church St .• Apt F • Costa Rt9Slrant ~ riol yet begun 5.12. Hl,26, 1WT ~ in 1o11ata11oo of Ille n;:':tlon n TrustH , Ii Hutton •hrough classlf'ied 1 11r PETITION TO you a11 encouraged IQ llle C ... 9 Newpon Btaeh, CA 92660 Me~a. CA 92627 , • tO 1ransac:1 bls1ness u~r tile another unoer ftdetll Stall C•ntrt Drive, Suitt 10150, u1 IM40E THE NAME your clolm by certified mall oun,, Rondell 8. Hanson. 190 Thll butlnoss-rs-eon· ltcttoos b!Stness name or • ' °'Sant• AN. CA 92707, Tele· 642 5678 l\LICIA CASTRO on with relurh receipt r~ Isl Sharon L. Chln9, Newport Center Drive, ducted by: an lndlvfdual names~ste<1 llere1n Call c.ommona:,aw (Set~ 14400phone Number: 17141432• 1-----·----- ' ,11 01 STEPHANIE quosted Director of Purc:haalng tt100, Newpo11 Beach. CA Have you started doing SIGNED SWR INDUSTRIES Classified ~· sinessllld US10ns9000, By: Tami Bouma. RENT u IE MENO E z Dated: Apr II 30 and Warehoualng, 550-92600 business yol? No INCORPORAlEO A CA CORP, <= l 1 TruatH Stlt Officer, Dale: , • 3217 James M. Kr,µeger, 190 Randi Adelman By Stanton W Ross. Pres Tod au' nrs1 F=iino 06/06/97 NPf'0027892 PUB· .._ Y l N LIZETTE 1997 p Newport Conlor Drive This statemen1 was hied Thts statement was Meo wiU\ • • Newport Beltll-Cosll Mesa 05/05/97 05/l 2 97' •h h 1 z ARR AR As , GEOROE L . ROOERS, ubllshed Newport 1 100, Newport Beach, CA with the County Clerk of Ille COllnly Clerll ol Oi'inoe 642°5678 CN .. 17S46T·2913-8AQ<21.2!. Ofi/19/97• / • , __ 11_.ro_u...;g;..._c_la_s_s_ifi_1e_d_., Ii L E N E Attorne1 for MARLINE Seach·Costa Mesa Dally 92600 Orange County on 4·15-97 O\lnty on May 2 1997 ...,. 5 t2, 1~7 ,-;. ,AnRARAS RIEHLE, Succe11or Pilot May fi, 12· 1997, Sarrett C. fa11, Trustee of 19973717810 NOTICE Tlls Ftcbboos Name •' t;ASE NUMBER Tru•t••· 17111 Beach m706 ~llt Trust, 190 Ne'N'!ort Daily Piiot Apnl 21 , 28, Stat!ment eXl)rtS 111/11 yUB lrtrm A188 t93 Boulevard, Suite 103, PUBLIC NOTICE ont; Diive lllOO, ew· May 5, 12. 1997 M681 the elite 11 was fileo 1n the Olhct ORDER TO Huntington Beach CA pon Heh, CA 92660 of Ille County Clerlt. A new FICO· OW CAUSE FOR 92847·5999 ' NOTICE ~a;~'a F Bonja, Trustee PUBLIC NOTICE •ous Bustnus Namt Stalemen fANOE Of NAMI! Publlahed Newporl IHVITIHQ BIDS gen1!: ~~!~ 1i?~"""J.C::. Fictitious Bualness rRISl be hleO pnor IO !NI elate lllONEn(Sl ALICIA B11ch·Cost1 Mau Dally Sealed bids may be r .. port Beach. CA 926e°O Name Statement ~~ 0~k~: !,'~~':!'\:":,~$ no on b1h1ll ol P1101 May 12. 13, 19, 1997. ecrvtyedClatkth•33o001ftc• of tho Jimmy Lee, Trus111 ol Fan The following persons a1e lhs state 01 a ncoooin Bu"ness • IANIE MARIE MEN· MT722 er • N"port Trust, lllO Newpon Center doing business as: Alex· EVEYLN LIZETTE Boulevatd, Posl Olfice Sox Orlvt II 100 Newport ender Graphics 242 Knoll twne in \llo4aaol1 ot the ngnts ol r1AnAS. MARLENE PUBLIC NOTICE 17~. Nawpon 8Hch. Cali· Beacn, CA 92e6o Glen. Irvine, CA 0926t4 another under Ftoerat State 0 HARAS HAS HAVE fornia 92658-11915 unltl 2·30 This business it eon· Todd Matthew Aleunder common liw (Ste Sec:bon 14 ,. PETITION FOR AN NOTICE OF SALi! o'clockJ..m. on lh• 271h ducted by· 1 general pan· 242 Knoll Glen, Irvine. CA et StQ Bus111ess ano Plo1ession rt TO CHANGE In ICCOrdanct With th• day 6r 1y, 1997, It which nershlp 92614 I rnoM STEPHANIE provttlon• of Section 21100 time auch bids shall be Have you •tarted d.olng Thi• buslnen 1s con· Firsl Ftlino MENDEZ EVELYN through 21718 ol tht Call· Opened l .nd read lor buslneu yet? YIS 1988 ducted by· an Individual NewPOrtBtacll·COSta ~U I [ (LIZARAAAAS, fornl1 Bu•lneu and Proia.. GROUNDWATER DEVEL· Rondell 8 Hanso~ Have ycX, •taned doing CN4183971960!'1M'N 'oMo! 'l( ELIZARRARAS •Ion• Code "'"' being OPMENT PROJECT UTILI· This l llllm•nl WH Med bus neH yet? YH, 4·10-97 12.1926 Jon 2 1997 f EPHANIE MARIE due. unpaid ator~· '" lor TIES YARD SITE AND wilh lht County Clerk ot Todd M. Ale11ander t--:========::J , J. EVEYLN LIZETTE wtllch INSTORAGE HUN· BUll.blNGS IMPROVE· Orange Counly on 4·11· This sra1emen1 was flled lr •U. MARLENE CAS. TINGTON BEACH la en· MENT•.PHASE II 1991 19973717184 with lht County Clerk or titled to a lien pursuant to Contrlc1 No. C·3004·DO Daily P~ot A ril 2t 28 Orange County on 4·18·97 •u••by ordered that Hcllon 21702 of aald codt Engineer'• E11lm111 Ma 5 t2 1~7P ~.88 ' 19973717992 ,ons 1ntt1Hlld In on the gooda, h.,11nafttr St,200,000 Y • • """ m 0 . . •.lllor appear belora ducrlb•d " M l1ctl· Approved by lh• Publlc PUBLIC NOTICE Delly Pilot April 28, May 5, , vuf1 tn Department l11neous hou11hold lttma, Wo1k1 01panm1n1 Ihle 5th 12, 19, 1997 M697 101 ol thl Orengo 1ol1t, r1rrl9er1l0t1, wash· d11y ol May, 1907 PUBLIC NOTICE •v Suporlor Court 11 lft. dryer•. and peraonal Don Webb, Publlo NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE 11ICJ1aH shown above r,roperty. Due noUct haY· Worlr.1 Director ·AVAILABILITY OF 20, 1997, II 2:00 no bMn given to partlH Pr•bld meeting wlll ANNU'AL REPORT FlltNo.1M-11nD1 • p m and than and known to claim an lnte1111 b h Id t .. 00 t p •• ti ow"' CIUH If tn therein Ind thl llmt IJaOI· e e 8 •1 e.m. 8 UrtUlnl 10 S1ctfon f.ICTTT10lS IUllllES1 1v'• why lhe petitlo~ fied In auch nollae IOI pay· th• protect •It• on May 6104(d) of tht Internal Rev· MMEITATt.MOn' ingi of name ahovld ment of auch Ifft having 14, 1997. enua Code, notice It l'lll lollOMllQ l*IOl'l(t) 1m , 9ranted. 1xpl1ed wlll be sold 11 pub-Prd1pecl1Y1 bldd111 may hereby given lhll lht an· dOlllQ IJullness .. WU OE 1 1rthtr ord111d that a lie auc11on by INSTORAGE obtain 1 •et ol con1r1c1 nual raPort for the fiscal AOSAS APMTMENfS, 4t7 H 'r lhls Ord., 10 ahow HUNTINGTON BEACH lo-document• II no COii II year tnded November 30, Rota. ~Ill, CA 92!05 " b• publlahed In cited at 747t W11Mf Ave .• tht ollloe of ttit Publle i:~a~~ lht i'l~m,ontt tto.1111 ~PP. 1700 Awriela v PILOT I newapasar COUl\IY Of Or•no•. Stilt Of w 0 • I pr YI • oun-~. Sit! °"""* CA Have A Garage Sale ! 0 ,141,11 circulallon pub-C11Uornla oh tnt 26th day Otkt •P•rtm•nt. 3300 datlon la ~v11lable II lhe 9tm · J in lhl• county 11 of May, 1997 11 1:00 pm. Newport 8oultvard, Poll Foundation 1 prlnelpal of· 'This lll•neutt ~ 1¥ 1,.. _ J. 1 nee 1 wffk r0t 'tour Term• fOf the aai. are cash Office Boa 176a, Nowpc>f1 fie• fOf Inspection during ltll~ll g~r"" 1• ,11tv1 wffkt prior 10 on•r. Sttt 1ub,ec1 to can-B11ch, Calllornla 920511· regular buslne11 houra Thi~ commetad tO ..., ... • ry of the h111lng eel auoo LlndfOfd restrvts 891$ from II 1 m lo 5 p.m. br. ll'Wl'ICt llUllnest uncllf ~· ft 'ft!i DATfr ,r;e 11, 1997 the right 10 bid. e.tow ta a For lurthtr 1n1orm111on. !':1t~111~~ ~ho 1•~Hl•h 1 t~ llu9ftetl nerN °' '. rllOt' HICttARO 0 . ,RAZll, :'.:' names Ind unll num· call Mlc:nael J. Stoacorl 11 dlll of pubUc:ri:n 1 11 1 • NO* httd *?II Oii Mitch 1?, • ·-.. ·• m w u I • n JUDOl/COMMll· NAMES UNrT NUMBE~ (714) 844-3011 The l'ound11Uon'1 prlncl ~ '••••••••ml •.10HC!R 0, TH• 9Ul'I· RENE PRINZ. A003a Publlthtd Newpotl pal O"IC. ,. locllW •• ~ HOWAADRUFP I' I ll COURT LISA FRIEZE. A0239 Bta<:h·Coata MIH Diiiy t575 Pl11c1n1la Avenue."" Cou ~·"°''~---------.... ICIA CASTRO. 6082 BRENDA NAVARRO, Pilot May 7, 0, 12. 1997 ~~~~h. CA 12803. COuttton"'f ..... c1e. tWT CLASSIFll!O r! RN AVE • APT II, A8it~o CLARKE A0258 W104 Tiit ptlnclp•I ll'\lnl90f Of NaOO(:r;;'. r.c.toua Hime II'• lho rttourc• you IA PARK. CALIFOR· THOMAS LEWIS, A026e· PUBLIC NOTIC! ,,,. FoU11da11c<1 la John !. s.meftl lllPM IM )'Nit flOCTI ~1:"n!fon ~:rc'~1a1 n~ ' ' JO<' I RICHARD OUSSAIQNE AAlcnl.,11 the CS. It• INCi ill .. Ofb \Vt • hll•htd Ntwport A071S ' NOTICI Publlthtd N•wport of 111 C0unw QM. A,.... F'a· dlt• ltem1, becauat ti Co•ll Mtaa Dally OSCAR Rl!GALOO A0730 tNVITINQ 1101 911ch·Cot1a MtH O•lly 110111 ButllllU NM11 s.Nnt our columns compel Apr~ :it, 28, May 5. CASSANDRA SHALi.AH. Siited bids rnty be , .. Pilot May 12, t997. 1Nt1 be liltCJ pnor., bit CS.. qualllled buytra to 11107 A0624 GelYed at Ille oftkt of !ht m'111 Thi "no of .. -..,. OOll Cllll _____ mea __ 7.x r~~G ~~.e::09~ ~~~1.~:d~· ,!!t000:C':~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~ :...-: :u=. 111~~ ___ •_•_2_·..;;9 _•_7_9 _ _. PUBLIC NOTICE Hl!ATHl!A o. PAYO!N, 1718, NewPort 8e1ch. Call· 'lotltloue •'-'•lneH · NM1t '" ~ ol .. llQfD OI HI COSTA Ml!SA lON AOH3 romia 921511.eeis untll a:oo N•m• ll•t•m•nl anollllf unoar ,.., -Of 1 ;,, A 0 M1N 1STRAT0 R DeBOAAH LAD£NSACK, fim· on 11'1• 21th day ol The fOllowlng P.,•on• art common i. (Sta StclOn 14400 '11 l RENDEA A 0£CJ. 80959 •y. 1997• at which ilmt doing bUtlntH H ! BRS· ·-. 8ut1111tund PlvlllllOlll ,.1c;N ON THURSDAY MAY =rAl!L M. &AADl!H, ::h,.:~:lll be optn9d Broktra A111ty Strvlcet , A111~ 27, 1907. OA Al iOON AS JOHN WAROSN C0413 810 CANYON "El!AVOIA =·=~ -~=·· Sit. ~~Mita ~~'JS~".tLf ~~~~~:.~~ RANDON O. CONWAY, PIPING MOOIFICATIQNI ~ AHity Ind l~tC. CN4t7&40 Aclr21,?.l.Mllt6.tZ. rtrM: C:~~ vA.SOUn. ~ ~:~i ~'~8matt :n••· '"!:.· (~, ~ 1997 I ZONING ACTION ?Ao NANCY CONMY CO.M HO 000 ranee "'WV·• ., ... '""· ;:::;===:;:::==::;'"' ~7·04 '0" CIA/JAION JOHN OAOUI c0502 ~ by I.he ftubllo IMM, CA Ht04 KElt£n-NAHCY ~o AU· JOHN MOA•NO ~ WciBI ~ ltt4I Ith Thi• bue•n•H ll co,.. fHOAlllO AOINT '°" MIKI ITAPP NOo6e day Of M-v ltf7 dueittd byl • COfp0tlllon Yff WINO TONQ AHO ' ' Deft WHlll Publlo Hew lOU llatttd ~ ~~y0~~.: MEET • .,. ... ,.; 1>enMJT TO IHIT~U. AH· M••ul•t•rr ,, ... ,. fl!NNAS AND IUftflOAT someone special ............. MW .. When you're tuned into classified you're tuned into your community.: STARTZ • • • • • • • • • The Uga1 Dqxtmnmt al tJx Daily Pilot is pleas«/ to anrwun« a NW Jmlia """'lltJIU/abk"' nLW busi.Ms.sa. , •• ~ wi/J"""' SEARCH tlx Nl1M for you 111 no tx11r1 t:htugr, mu/ l4W JDU the tJ~ 1tnd tht trip to the Omn Houw in Sanl4 .Allll. 7nm. ef ~ eftw tlx salr'Ch "' is eompWJ wt wi/J fo ywr fiai"""1 busino1 NmW stll!1fJtmt with tlx ~ Cierlr, publi.sh <ma a weJt for four uwh 111 rttfUiml b}14w ll1td Ihm file JI"" ,_J' I of publicaMn with tht ~ Clmt. /"""/ ;, Pktm swp by to file your fatitious businGt lllllt"mml 111 the DttilJ Pilot. 330 W. Bay St. C'a1ta Mts11.. lf JIN atnnot Sl¥lp b)I plMM ml/ us 111(1J4) 642-4321 4nJ .w wiU make~ forr"' htmtl1L this~ bJ mlli1. If JIN shoulJ haw ""J ~ ~ p"1tul aJJ ut IDlll wr will~~ ""'1t g1m.1 ltJ amn you. G«>tJ lid in J'lfll' ntW .,,. • OUIPMIHT OH THe thm_unh Classified tsOI P•llt• at the »oor o, ,.,. IXllTIHo M""""" u~~·~~~·~·~'"~·~..,:!:!~~4u--.!:.=t.:..:::::::::...~~======::;=;;;El!!:::!:::::~:E::~~~~::ll!l::l!:!l~!lllm .... ;...-.._. ... ..._...,. ... ~ .......... .-:..-.,.p111~~ ............. ..:;iJ~~ \ t.. • ' .... .... .. . CORONA DEL MAR RENTALS TO 2122 SHARE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOST & 2724 FOUND EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 lV, ELECTRONICS, BUICR 9035 FORD 9075 2925 5530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii STEREO 6080 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Downtown H.B. Found Pure. Bred cat. Archltect/Profect SALES Top Dollar P.•l"I Non-smoker to share Vic of Ba~/5S Fwv. Manager Med size The growing Dally Frorri ·· ~O&-·I 960. furnished 2br 2.5ba goo-359-4948 VM O.C. Office seeking Piiot advertising team 1 pc ~niire e~w: A1U•alnlllil~111111111 townhome, w/d, fp, •<:J •<::?•<:J lndlv w/5yrs mlo e)Jper "seeks an 01.1tsld) B•ln tln_9.~~ -effrna, ,_,.,.,1asM;td11U11ft4· dishwasher, pool, Jae, Found, cat, brown Tiff-up & eommerclal sales repre~entative In gt~ward. "turn. etc. Beautlfult~ Furn. 3Br Summet Hme, t block to Ocean. NB Jetty vu. S5000.mo 830.8081 = "='= ;::.: C9STA. MESA 2124 L~.:'' o'C:mil1:.~~~ ~llago~ a Y & ~~~yoc:i~ ~:"~·:aJ~e~'fdm~~~ gi:p:r~::!~nf.d1~~~~ ''=4UYl=="'::EB::R::e::s::6::7::3::-6::2::2::3~ ........... ~-,....Ki, S600. + utla. Susan • • 714-631-4348 Ing projects, Including enee pre1eff&d~ -but•· d!""'ll•~r.~'~!i' ·~·~· 2 .. TWNH•• W/pvt,--:~--=7_1_4-~9~8=-0-~5_8_1_0_ draftsperaona, cad will train., Applicant .,.. 111....,. ,.i111h -i Db\ '•• Id CM 1 d LOST African Gray operators, knowledge should be energetic, ( · .__... dafes~' R'"' .. o. oari,ge. a • • rg b rm Parrot, red tall, talks. of codH, and' ability l!fST JU2S All) · *· &.nd,..,-~ 9.lkti J w/pvt ba. S600+utll. 4118 nr McFadden/ 1 b motivated and a self .._.i~~ be9Qlli,SlllOO.•.S...5027 No pets. Avail 6/1. to proceaa ,o s starter. Salary plus Ant .... .-lo'5°'Model'f'I ~.. . ... 1a12." .., Call Jennifer Noonan Gothard In H B through governmental commission. Xlnt ban· ., Enj•rtalnment Sva 261n Toshiba, xlnl shape, $225.obo. Sony Surround Sound Model MDL911 , remote, $175.obo, cabinet, S60.obo., Oniko stereo, 100 watts per channel, $100.obo. Pioneer 6 'disc changer '93 Aoadmaater Eatat• Wagon Low mi. Leather, ABS, Dual Power SP.llS, CO. Power Everything. lmmac: ·cond1tion1 #ENZ449 MUST SEE Costa Mesa llncon M•rcury 540-5830 S60.obo.. speakers --------- 548·13"55 CADILLAC 9040 '95 Explorer XL T Only 26k m1, Green Tan Leather, Low Miles, ABS, Privacy Glass & More. Power W I n Cl 0 W /L 0 C: k S • #3LRK127 $21,095 •9e Aeroatar XL T Rear Air Co nes .. Extended Ven. lmmac Cond ... Pwr Wind/ Locks . Loaded ! Fac1ory Warranty w3RPU049 $17,996 Costa M••• '78 Eldorado Conv. Llncon Merc\jry TRANSPORTATION" All power . New 540-5830 lalllll• . •.;tr~~M+--------~4-9060 117 893·3384 REWAROI auttiorlty'a approval. elit pkg. Drug screen· Est=de*sbuy: ., nli .... ,,,.r wttl nol HUNTINGTON 1-:':"'""".~"'::-~=--x...,..__ LOST Male Cat Small 2 Excellent opportunity lng/physlcal required. • $IYlt .-...w. · ~-:-CH E 'slde<:: CM, Stylish yr 'old, white & lite for adv8'ncenrent. EOE. Send resume to • ·r--"!!""' 111,_1.., tilt ... _. iu; BEA 2140 spacious townhome, grey mix. White paws. Fax Reaume to: Lynn Esota, %Daily poroelail, c:hN. pottety, ritb!IMllW.,•~1-111fff1 2 lrg bdma. females 4/25 nr·'Pen. Park & (714) 549-7188 Piiot, 330 w. Bay old~orh · ·.,. ._... --lllll tll 3Br 2Ba, Cut-d...ac. Pref. S 4 5 5 . /$ 4 4 5 . Balboa Pier. Reward. -c~.-n~'t~F::-ln-d'::"':':W:-:o-r""'=k:-::?::--Street, Costa Mesa, jewelry, bronzM. furn., ,.,iii;;;•~ 111 this hardwd firs, a'pa, Avl 6·1 Call Mike 875-7424 You can't be looking CA 92627 or fax to periodl9'l11l11, •••••Ill!~· l!!I•• brakes. 74K mlles.1---------8 track, high end '98 Mustang eass. l thr Int. Only 7,900 miles• $8000/obo. 786·9274 White/grey leather. ...,.,., .. ~ ·~,. $1450. lnlda water, 714-722-6997 too hard I WANTED 15 (714) 650-4802. For dec:ondNe ob;ects. i ........,Msla. -.um-appl, grdnr, pet. Yrty NB ahr 3bd twnhm, els ••••••••• people to fill various Interview, call (714) •Oneilemorentn-.. .. Ak1 1 etltt allHUO lse~ Avl 6-1, 540-7355 to boh, ample prkg, positions from ware-5.74-4238. ·~ '87 Coupe D• 1..Vlll• --PERSONALS ---------Special Rolls Moyee 1111II1·I00-4»o-. far Torelll,Jt•alty $480mo + 1/3 expns, . house to manage· Secretary Worker's • Eslail Siiia ~ gr 111 . 1 n t /ext & BOATS, f ACHTS, CHARtE-RS-7013 Factory chromes. l228312} "$18,995 L•xua of Weatmlnat•r 892·6906 ........... oc .. ,,... fem pre'f 645·4555 ••••••••• ment. No experience Comp/Cr\mlnal. 3-5yrs •lmrnedia1ecash Duffield, 21ft Electric mechanically per1ee1. ~UDIU21·J511 GTON ~~;~:(;~)8~f~~7~~-w, exper. Bi-lingual pref. 714-249-3711 Boat. Xlnt Condi Mint eond. S500o.1 ________ _ D~NTALS P"l:RSONALS 3002 OC area. Call Wanda $16,000. 714·548·5931 645·5590 9080 ••· ..c '"'' HARBOUR 2142 ~ w CASTING· Mo v I e at 818·786·5432 or '='""=-"'=,--..=-~~--GEO ••••••'lli'i13irfi'iil' -WANTED 2726 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Extras. Production 714-768·1664, eves. ---------i '00 Seville. V-8. auto. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ! *WATERFRONT* liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . DIABETICS Trainees. Film Studio. _S_e_c_u_r-lt_y_O_ff_lc_e_r_a_ APPLIANCES 6011 SAIL BOATS 7014 blk/blk, thr. 63k. ed.-'92 Geo Storm GSI HOUSES/ Fabulous 3 + 3/0en/ •HELP!• (using Insulin) 714·956·698t phone. lull Power. 45k m1.. Blue, Auto, CONDOS Olnlng/Oar~ge/Oock Prol&'Sslahal seeks ~~~~°a7 ~~,;~~~be~~ -=':"'"""'-=---:"':'='-:-:----:-:---:~~sedl:~~,ia1"~ieT P~!\jliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil $10,000. 714·722·9874 A/C, souno Sys. Blu f FP. Fr Doors bdrm' apt. for S550-~~~~·Y t~n M!':figa:'e~ Whsle shoe co. in OC1---------Full size. t6 cubic ft, 2 Must Sell. S900. OBO ----------price S5340. 543·2369 Agt. 675-9505 $600. E'slde Costa Pl•••• call w/good comm. skllls· Tele.marketer• yrs old. pro built. 723-4148 CHEVROLET 9045 --------- Mesa, Newport Beh, 1•600-746•1662 oral & written a must. Work·At, Home 5500. 548·1355 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii G.J:NERAL 1002 NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BEACH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2169 Bal Pen or Isle. -Shoe & collections Earn up to S700/wkty1------------------1 Avail attr 5.1 please Mention AS·CA04 exp a +. 714·3°76-4909 selling a long distance R:/~':~'::'[;, r ~ ~ e;: MARINE SERVICE '85 El Camino call Lisa @ 574-4249 i---------. •COOK• service over t he $145.ea 646-5848 SUPPLIES 7020 Xlnt Condition! • BALBOA PENIN. it(Jce, clean, large 2BR 2.SBA Home wllh bay views. ~a r a g e b d e c k st Av•ll• le Now S1850.mo . ,. • • • • * • SEEKING E"xperlenced for Fast phone. Paid training. s l 0 ck I a nd she l I WOMEN 3 004 Food Hamburger Call 800·842•14o9 S6,500 714-631-8068 292 V.111• Point 1Br GARAGES Stand PT. S8/hour.1--..,,,T~o-n-•-o"""t-·W.,.,.o_r...,.k--FURNITURE 6014 Mercury outboard-------- New super sharp, fp, FOR RENT 2740liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •WAITRESS• Warehouse through iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4HP. '94/'95 Used '92 Corvette Conv. bale, gym, pool view, Hand1ome Attornev Exp er 1 enc ed. PT u once. S500. 854-2841 . Fully Loaded! 25K mi gar. Sl 250. 760--0376 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ' I management. P to •L•rg•· Stoll•g• Seeks very attractive S6 hr. Apply ·at: S425.wkly 491-0191 Futon good shape, Always garaged. Xlnt 2Bd 28• Versailles Garage Ox24 ,1251 allm wht female 26-34 Super Burger 1---------pine , 5 1 2 5 . ob o ---------1 Col'),d. PP 675·2419 :;;:fo ~;~cl,. ~~,~~f~ mo. 21st/Orange Ave. for dating.• 360-4947 2~6~0~~t~~;;,stol ~::J:•'=~~al ~g;s. 714-548-1355 • MARINE SLIPS ,95 Chevy Blazer corner unit. $1200/mo. 646-1164 I 645-9543 (7141 062·2572 17yrs for TV, print &1---------·DOCKS 7022 4x4. 4 door, 16k m1, Avail Now 645-9029 !••••••••• --,.C:..O,_U_N_T_E_R_H_E_L"'"P-film. Submitting now MERCHANDISE full power, Tahoe. red . EMPLOYMENT for new Star Wars MISC 6015 16. STARCRAFT (238828) $20,995 2BR Townhome FT/PT Postlons Avail. movies, call fo r • 2 .5BA. Lrg 2-car COMMERCIAL Gift & Mail Store. audition tlme .liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Outboard. 30 hp. On '89 Corvette HONDA 9085 '84 ·Accord L1ft·bacK. 5-spd, am Im cass. Runs great. Reg 8197 $1100 Firm 631-7149 '94 Civic EX V-Tee. a ll power. sunroof, AC, <Marm 511 ,800. 642·3623 '95 Accord LX Low m;les Mint condl (078018) $14,995 Lexus of Westminster 892·6906 ''BEACH 'N BAY RENTAL CO 114-e13.73aa a It a c h gar a g • . REAL ESTATE No Ex P e r Nee . Pascucci Productions • Lg . Fam rm TV $50. Balboa I sand shore Remod. End unit. Near OC Airport. *714-375•4300* mooring. Wii l s ell Only 52,702 miles. ---------Mint eondltlon1 $1500/mo. 640.5664 I••••••••• EMPLOYMENT Fax & Mall 95~·9171. • Lg wood ·din rm tbl boat a no rent mooring 5530 set, nds relln $75. t o n e w o w n e r . 4BD/2BA Family room Counter Service • Wd Dining Hutch w/ S2,950 675·4152 ~=::::=::::=:=====I w/FP, new carpet & APARTMENTS2750liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Balboa Cafe/Coffee EMPLOYMENT glass doors S75. _________ , ISUZU 9100 (11139t) Hurry! L••u • of I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Westminster 892-8908 '92 lsuzu Rodeo 5-Spd. Must · see• paint. Oulet culdeaae1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••General House. Eves. 56.25 to SERVICES 5533 •Exercise pull-bike Dock Lido Isl• up to atreet. Cat ok. S2350/I• 'FT, a • , · IX>a4...-Aar'fO'N-!----'-------lf-~!00481Sfl>o~QQ;~ij-.-----;I mo. 875-4830, Agt. Coat• M••a Two punctual, apply at Drivers • Beach cruiser S25. beam prel'd 673-7677 ---------$11,495 Attention : Home OWntra :-& : R.E. Agent1!1 ~tiowca.ae those ,apeclal proper11H In our Homes of the Week & Open Home ,Gulde publlahed each Saturday In the fftal Estate Tab. lt'a :Sn effective and 4neJCpenslv• way to f'each t'!omebuyeral · tall our Classified '.Department Toctaytt 642·5678 Ask about our current speelalsl .'Lido-Cottage triplexes on 1 lot. 6000 w .PCH, N.B. Make S36-42,000+(yr. •••••••• 722-9693 Alter 6pm. _P_v_t_r_e_a-ld_•_n_c_e_N_w_p_t, FIAT 9070 ,9Q VW Fox CL OMO 2n~. ~59,500. Fax resume 574. t 753 More exp. More .pay I Please be aware that1"· ----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1BR. 1BA +den. 2 Agent 570-8283 the listin'gs In this cat· Wolff Tanning Bed• Bay up to ·35'. Very P IS . A/C, 5-Spd patios. S1600. Grundy -'4/P & AIR Position ~:!r~ro~~a'Zit~a1u;~ egory may r.equire you Tan.At Home rcea11ssonatbt 16e75 p9r6i7c01ng. '79 FIAT LAN CH~-MusLSe.GL.. ~ealtor 675-4tUS1 •---------Community Newspa· F 1 at bid' re q . d . to call a .900 number Buy Direct and Savel a co · . · 2000 63K ml.. Black (100981 /013183) Nwpt Hgt• 2Br 1Ba BUSlNESS O~FICE " pars H•ks full time Combined Transport In which there Is a Low Monthly Pmts ---,5,...,1~1P__,,3,.,8,....""'4..,,0,.,.,--1 Beauty! S·spd. w/ A/C. $5,995 . Cute cottage, wooded FOR RENT 2769 A/P & AIR person. 1.800•637-4407 charge per minute, Free Color Catalog Lido Pen/Prvt Marina. Pwr wind .. new tires. Toyota of lot. brick walks, fp, liiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Minimum 1 year expe· Call 1 ·800-71 1 ·0158 Sae 52250. 543-2369 · Huntington Beach rlenee In accounts ---.,.c.,.....as_s_a_n_d...,ra ____ .. _________ Park/water/elect/avail. 847•8 555 redw~ decks, St195. -= ·-s11 50/lt 723 4l48 7141-455-0444 •Great Location• payable & collectlons Earn Money Reading EMPLOYMENT ---------· · ---------- Costa Mesa Office preferred. Good ben· booksl $30,000/yr WANTED wanted to Rent FORD 9075 Studio Clo•• to beach. ilpac• from $259 to · efit package Including Income pot. Oetalls. WANTED 5535 TO BUY 60l9 Shore Mooring iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ulla pd, stove, frig. 1570. Private 1 room 401(k) retirement plan. 1·800-513-4343 xY9637 714•850•5531 No P•t•, $525/mo office with restroom. EOE. Drug screening/ Hotel Loving Swedish Nurse. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714•873-4802 or 2 room office with physical required. 'Front Deak PT/FT 12 Yrs exp. Honest & Old Coln• Gold Silver 582·894-8882 confere.nc• room. Send ~esume & sala~ Newport Classic Inn c.arlnQ. Good cook'. Franklin Mint. Sterling •••••••••I Versa Ill•• Studio Gold Crown r 8 q u 1r 8 men t t 0 · Call George 722·2999 Loe refs. Christine Old watches & Jewelry AUTOMOBILES Penth•• furn/unfum. 434-2590. 497-7517. Acc~~~'.1:0~uf:;;'6•or, New Preschool In <7 714-048·3735~ Westcoast Coin 642-9448 ••••••••• Pool, gym, gar, walk Furn'd Office Space Costa Mesa, Ca 92628 Newport Beach needs Top Dollars Paid to bch $925. '494-8604 tOOO soooaJ Pricing 1-----------• · or fax (714) 631-7246 Infant/toddler teachers DOMESTICS _5540 For Records. Jazz. -------...... -from. 50c,enta per a.I. -wlth ECE units, also Sountraeks, etc . AUDI 9025 '84 Ford F150 V-8. auto, AC, Cassette. S3900/obo. 646· 1042 High profile Valley Accounting ·Mon-Fri qualified 2 yr old and liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C_all Mike 645·7505.1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Gardena Center. 10·2 In office. t• '88 Ford Escort 5·Spd. Economy car. (200512/358569) $5.995 Toyota of Huntington Beach 714·847·8555 llllil~~~===;;;;t~B:r:o~o~k~h~urat & Elll.•.~· l•7;;1:;;4~·6;:;;4:;6-t:;34:;;;6;;6;t;;e;xt:t;t;:i0;;5ri-_:~::.:~:::.~~~~~ltT~soo,!14~:~~~~~2 COMPANION· Swedish •·.-W-A_N_T_E_D_• __ T_e_a_k oy...Call-Scou OR"TtMe--·+-OU.'--'Olt.llllL~.1.:'-~w..WJ"--j-~wwoooodd-itc=t-flnirs+t-t:.eett-=n-::-:.::::ir?=-=--r.:.~~~:T:+--:-=-=-::---:---::':":""--tt----.....-= . +96~-4687+ • driver. Xlnt Refs. Prop· 8"1S 9109 '93 Aeroatar XL J 7 1997 Clerk FIT wltn 1 yr. PERMANENT • "PT erty Owner. Pls Call • Wagon. Black/gray. Une , Balboa N~. Office $ult• exp. to work In busy Position In small busy Christina 73. 0·0288 Power. Low mites! FOif Info• v ... ..,..... 441 Old N p rt Bl d HB office. Must have 1----------1 G $9 995 · '-·"'q Realty, lnc. COSTA MESA 2624 Newport Be:;, g50sq~tt: Collect. & Gen Otfica olfle;;4.~7~~~:~oker Dog Walker The Love FREE TO YOU 6022 <3 ~t<,.9:~~ Lotu~ 644·31_51 ;.~ Oceanfront 714-850·9505 exp. Fax resume w/ is Free•. I will, walk iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '92 Audi 100S Costa Mesa 'I"""•"'''~ salary req: (714) Prop Mgmt Office & love your dog. Schltzu. sm maie. Teal/Ivory Leather Full 642•7700 Newpo" Aero•• the ---------Lot st 2bd/t .5ba garage, INDUSTRIAL 27S8 no pets. 1665 lrvlne 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii _ Great Opportunity Ave #-7. 720-942211 offered at ext.203, Darrell. 10,000 SqFt 4 Sal• Production Pl. N.B. $499,900 Divisible. Store ears, NEWPORT Toya, Mfg, pr ? Bob 842·3399 Attn: Tracy Busy small ole seeks Morgan 7t4·642-8533 option. Moon Roof ------------------ 5 No professional wlth1---------Beautiful face. sweet 11112194 $11,977 ADVERTI I administrative and European Perfectionist & adorable. 515·9595 ·Lexus· Display accounting exper Houaecleanlng Mission Viejo Telemarketing . ' 'Exp'd • Xlnt Ref's ---------689 5398 Wiii make quality f1oemifiu~re kn~~l~drg:: Own Trans • Bonded PETS & 1-800· • sales calls over the Fax ReaiJme: 673.2215 Weekends Also Avail ANIMALS 60,..9 telephone to new and --.,..,-------.. BMW = Free Est 241·19 ~ 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii existing advertisers. Retail Sales position at 9030 723-4494 BEACH 2669 ,__,c_au_s_t1n_B1<r_1_:22_-a_1_n_ ,&:;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiii;;;:;;;;;;:;;;~ iiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Warehs• 1000 + sf Office. toilet, loft, 833 W. 17th, CM. 4 S.825. Harry 645-3544 Answer Incoming calls Out of Santa Fe •PICKY LADIES• Female Shih ,Tzu t 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil and solicit new busl· Outpost/Kiosk at Free 5th Cleaning weeks.· Gold/Wh ite. nesa through proac· Fashion Island. PT $10 Off first cleaning. Registered. Shots. tlve telephone can· wages hourly+ comm. As Io w as $ 2 9 . 5250. 723.1191 . vasslng and research· Call· Susanna Wilken: 20 years In Orange--------- . '95 BMW 3251 Leasable. Leather . 5-speed. $29,000. (#20138) B•uer Motors Anaheim 971·2002 GARAGE SALE HINTS -.. 'r ·~EWPORT ''EACH 1069 •1BR $725• 2BR28AS839 D/W Incl. 60x30 pool. No pels. Carport.1,.•••••••-Vlata Del Me.. 11 ,'lalg Canvon Dover ____ *..,,5_4..,,.54.,.,....,,..,8,,.,5,,,..5~*-BUSINESS & Ing competitive pub-___ 6_44-__ 5_9_5_3__ County. Fully Bonded. Fr•• to good home bllcatlona. Sal•• Clerk, PIT Extremely Profes~ Older...male Model Single Level ••BEACH AREA•* FINANCE 2 b r 2 b a, den . Peninsula 1-4Bd.1 .. •••••••• •Must work well evenings for Hotel Gitt slonal. Fluent English. Golden. Great watch· under deadline pres-Shop. Exper ):>rel'd. 24-hr pgr/\/olce mall. dog, loves watksl sure $6.hr 714.549-0300 Superb references Owner Is moving. ---------i •excellent oral and (714) 227·5202 673-3897 written communication akllla •Minimum one·year sales ex· S459 000 6<M 5215 Winter & Vacation 1• • ' • Rentals. Reserve Now, ________ _ Fllcer Dupl•l' Great for Beat Setectlonl BUSINESS Income I 5br 3ba. Man~ Oce•nfronta newapaper Oc:ean cloae, Fran-agt VILLA RENTALS OPPORTUNITY -parlance .·Harbor Real~ 714-875-4912 2904 •Ability to think er• __ 7_1_4-8 __ 7_3_-4_4 .... o __ I Unique 1 bdrm 1ba1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii atlvely and work In a ........ 80R RID • d t t 11 team environment """ • I w/loft eon 0 aty • ap · SS PAYPHONES SS •190-Oc•att w•i vaillt•d/ ~llnga, light Local altea avail. Low :~:::":~~~!~:d and llOOO +aq.tt .... uato & 9;ry, Wl'lllr-through prices. $150K yrly pot goal 01lented CLASSIFIED BUICK 9035 It's the resource you PIANOS & '70 Coupe er. VIII• can count on to sell a MERCHANDISE myriad of merehan· 1 .. _______ ORGANS 6059 ' 1 owner. new eng/ paint/top. eJc. 55,100. dlse Items. because 11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii our columns compel ~~1~11fled buyers to •·ANTI ___ Q_U_E_S--6-0-1-0 842·6078 Yamaha Console Pl•no High gloss black Like new. $1995 703·3352. 527-1854. 714-574-9135 '80 Centurv. V·8, 4·dr, 65K, good tires. runs good. $1250.obo pp 714·574-9135 Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure eve~ing is dean and repaired. ~.80(;.~~~~ "{r~~~ .. ~tw1• • -'1-aoo.eoo-3470 24hra, ;~~ryknopj~~d~~~~I•· EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT -... -N-.-wpo--rt-H-.-1--,-.-.-• prlvat~ '(1ttl'8 large Fant•tlo Home fl 5530 5530 .;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~'!!!! SIN ,. •• patlO from IMl'ig room, Based Business alon. Excellent bene t .. •327 Caa.ftfta 0.-addlttonat patio otf of Pre-Paid Qaa Card. package Including ~~~~~==~~=~====~~~~~ !br/3ba, derl', pool. bdrm w/OU1elde ator-1-888-277-3115 Plnl40 401k plan. Physical/ -Mini ocean view. v le 1 drug screening re-SECRETARY •duced to $450,000 age apace. •tt • Tlr'd Of Selling quired. EOE. erundy Rltr 675-8161 b 11 n d • 1nc1 u d • d wt\st no one la buy-Fu reaume to DI•· throughout, skylight In j~g? Brand new prod• e•ay Advertising, Attn: ~•f owner financing living room, unique uct almost everyone ~have 3 buyer• NB bathroom/ vanity/ want• and • no one )'l'ln Eaola at ~714) From 1400K·SO·•• dreaalng areal Neutral haa. Call free .. ,24 650-4802 or ma re-~ Prlnclal/Alent carp•t throughowtl hour Information line. =~:ri!1n~ ~J~Pl!J. ::; !o,. 72 ·83 8 Carport •tall .. to ac· 1.aea-ea1-e494 Street. Costa Mesa. -commoclate 1 vehlote -----.,,,,----.,.._ MOBILE IOMES 1100 Included. VfHY bright •Vending Route For 1_c_•...,...o..,.2_62..,.1,...,,,.~~=--- .,,d open IMn~ areal S • I e • 2 O I o c a I ADVERTISING Call now, wont lull slteaework PT• SALES $1470. 788.0931 •800.711-43819 T•LU~ARKllTING Non-pron& needa esperienoed. orpntsed • eelf-moUYat.d lndhidual wUh cooct oommunloaUon, oomputer •people aldllsl J'undrahdns da&a man~men& a plua. s..4lJ.etter w/re•ofne•: Costa Mesa Senlor Center 898 W. 19th St. Costa Meea, CA 9288'1 Community n•wspa• 1-.;;.:;=;;..;;;&..=;;;;aii...;;;;.;;..._...;..;;..;;;....;;;..;;.;;;....;;;.;;;..;..;;;.._. • Eatet• Sele •••••• .. ••• r,•r aHks energellc •Huntington Beaoh MONEY ndlvldual for r•t•ll ••••••••••••••••-. :Late M~I Double-MISCIUA.NEOUS TO LOAN 2914 display and ,,.w busl- twlde I •oellent et:tNt'•ro neaa dev•lopment. •condition. Prlc• AG ......., Experlenc• helpful. ! dtHtlcally reduced. ••••••••• Avoid ••ftknqttoY Salary + Comrnlaalon •Now onry 113,750. Frff Debt Consollda· • B•nefltt. 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SERVERS, AND SET UP ATI'ENDANTS Plcaac apply in penon on Monday and Tue.day from 1 -~pm and Thursdar from 9am-I pm or call our Joblinc fur tdditional openinp. {714) 759-307S M/F/ON .RES "l prefer a~vertis:'&e . th the Pilot an ·wt th great H.B.1. due to e t respanse and ~' r sefVl.CC· custome Bill Solis I ) i p l. i1 " Q) MONDAY, MAY 12, 1997 Newport Bca..:h/Cosra Mesa Daily Piloc- ~ ACROSS 1 Heeded tl'le alarm e T ennlt shot 9 Ha~ligure 14 Pleuant ode)( 15 -.l(t\an 18 AahtM 17 Ofltefded. ~ 19 Fable writer 20 "Mayday!" 21 Elm Of Ollk 22 ~nnlng 23 DoClt 24 Rage 25 Rabun 27 Outshine 31 Pkcher 32 Nibbles 34 Choir voices 36 Economic uptum 37 Frock 39 'telephone 40 Reward 42 Boxer's win " 43 All tight 44 Giza sight 46 Complete 48 Actor CHeney 49 Worry 50 Find lhe total 53 Vegas cubes 54 Suilcase 57 Skirt feature 58 l<lnd of restaurant 60 Stun 61 •-Fine Day 62 Dodge adrOltly 63 Dw•nqled 64 II coold be unleaded 65 Mejestlc DOWN I Roams around 2 Sandwlci'I cookie 3 BallenN'S strong points 4 Refs counterpart 5 Preacher 6 Less slrlct 7 Curved mo1<11no 8 Notgood 9 Pop·s pop 10 Tends the garden 11 Seine tributary 12 P1ggy·bank opening t 3 Cook's maas 18 Pressed 22 Rower's need 23 Lowsoond 24 Fas11d1ous 25 -up carry off 26 Showy flower 27 Ueu PREVIOUS PUZnf SOt.YEO 28 "Ltllle Women• compantons author 50 -maier 29 Wooden post 51 College 30 Type of energy administrator 31 Diminish 52 Stun 33 ·catch·22" star 53 Actor Andfews 35 Furtive 54 Boas• 38 Ortg1n 55 Verdt opera 41 Greeted an 56 Cell otl1cer 57 Furry loot 45 Broom's cousin 58 Tooth on a 47 Seesaw wheel 49 Drums' 59 Adam's spouse ~-..:~~8~ .... ...,.o._. .......... ,2 .... ~1--~ .... LEXUS 9115 LOTUS 9123 MITSt1BISHI 81'45 TOYOTA 9210 ~---------------------------------1liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&a By CHARLES GORfN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH 492 Lexu&-La400 ••• TUIDO &apb1l '82 ECLIPBE '85 Toyot• CoHc• Black/Black. C•rtlll•d. Red/Tan llhr. Only 23k GS 1 OV DOHC R•d and 1011 or greaf E v • r y 0 P 1 I o n I (2PTN739) 129,895 COUPE I um m • r d r Iv Inf 1222362 124,977 Bauer Lotue Burgundy, gray Int., 1mlle11 (045705) Coat• M••• 5-Spd., Can., CD, 114,175 ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIQGg QUIZ '95 Le•ua SC400 C11hmere/lvory. V•ry 042. 7700 Sunroof. (2ZUG792) Lexus of S7,985 Bauer Lotus W11trnln1ter Costa Mesa 892-ltOS Q. 1 • Neither vulnerable,*" NORTR EAST e<)U'111 South you hold: IO P... l ~ rich tooklng. Cert. ---------• 10400106 $33,977 MAZDA 9125 i. r .. e 1 •.J8' t'Ql0530Vmd•AK10841 What do you bid now? '84 Lexua SC300 Black Jada/Ivory Mint 8 7 ' 0 2 O L X • 4 d r 8012•7700 '90 Corroll• Dark Gr•tn. at, ao. pa, pb, am/Jm ca11, lo ml, $12,500. 841·545tt Condltlonl Only 34k 1edan, 5spd, air, ps, --------- m 11 e •. Ce' 11 fled tw, cc, cass, snrf, full NISSAN 91 SO 1018246 S29,977 pwr, xtra clean, $1600 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Your right-hand opponent opeM the bidding with one diamond. What action do you take? A • It is true that your hand can play in any one or three suit.a, which auggest.a a takeout double. HoJff!~~,,you don't have the defen· ail'e IRAncth 16 ~o~ "1Sl'\er co~r to~ • eo . J>,1}Jfer an overcalt1>ftwo cl IS81Al 'igl'lJiaftt the salient feature ofltie h4nd. · ·< 1 I Q. 2 • Both vulnerable, as South you hold: ' L •K7653 <:1 K8 O K5 •A982 The bidding has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH 16 Pa.. 21.? 2NT PaN 30 1 ~ EAST Pan P ... ·A · The choices are between a con· eervalive raise to three clube ftnd the more aggressive advance cue· bid of two spades. Although the dia· mond void is a flaw, that fifth club ia awfully attractive. Bid two Firm 714·893·4!570 '95 Lexua EC300 Full option. Lease MERCEDES relurn. Sav• Hugel 9130 spades. Since North did not rebid in •ao 30081! Leas than spades and since you did not bid 125K original miles. Red T•v Specl•ll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 41'079634 $21,977 some number of no trump, this '92 LHUS SC300 $4400. 714·760·5062 '95 Nleaan Altlm• F/P Auto Lexus Trade· In. Priced 10 sell. #224176 $12,977 •Lexus• MIHlon Viejo 1 ·800·888-5388 afRon must denote a bet~r-than-Spruce Lexus Trade-In eX'p4cted dub raise. .. ,.. ~u pe~on·f~a".~lliont ·~~o'!~?. s~,~ot'b~~Ji iPiLiYMiiiiOiUiTiiiHiiiii9iii1ii6ii5 '..V. 1;, i/607081 • $22,8177 Low ml. A Diamond '•ltf.:111 • Neither vulnerable, as $1395 OBO 717-7777 '90 Acclaln Leaving Si,>uth you hold: ·L••U•• Stale. Must seel Must '90 Toyot• Av•lon XI.., white/Ivo r y Interior, automatic. 1111. CC. power wlndowa tocks, loaded! (016337) $20,985 '93 To~ot• Prevl• LE, dual roofs , Mus1 see I co8o6o5) s-1 o,98• Lexus of Weatmlnater "-189~690& r ., Mission Vlefo '82 240·0-Xlnt Condi S.111. 4dr, r owner, 'Void ~AJ1076,3.,~.s •• ~ •KQJ98 . __ 1._8_0_0_._e._0_9_~_5_3_,_a_ Loaded. 148k orig. ml. 1dnt co~ Make offer1_...,... _______ _ .• _ .-Sunroof. Sllck·Shifl. 7•4 90°'4140 '84 uxua ES300 $4250 O~O 768-1029 'H" ~·~ .._ ' VqlNQ · 1 ·0Wf"lfr Low (Tll .. Lthr. ~ " , ~~~rloha~~~£:6 Ast:~!i~:r?~~e~ tthr, TOYOl'A0--.._ §~CO :§. · · -~ 102k ml. Luxurious auto. Beaut. cond. '88 Tovot• C•mrv ~-..~!l'"""-J'"lll'"'-- Servlced before dµe W•eon V6. Family 1....:~~-:77!s:!!IJ!l:~:.: The bidding has procecdiid;, SOUTH WEST NORTH 11.? Dbl Rdbl 1 What action do you take? LINCOLN 9120 Whal do you bid now? ~ A • When partner redoubles a takeout double, the conventional wisdom is to pass next to give part- ner courtesy of the road. But there A • Don't telrthe same story twice. Yout first rebid promised a bal- anced hand wi th stoppers in the minor suit.a, but partner is probing for an alternative contract to three no trump. With two key fille1"8 for partner's suits, start with a prefer· ence to North's firat-bid suit to see what develops, Bid three heart.ti. dates. Dbl timing Wagon. Must Seel '94 Volvo 0 '91 Or•nd M•rquls ch ain conversion (100966/051909) 4-Dr lnlt11vo • Lthr. ABS. Luxury. LI GRP. completed. ~9000 . $8,385 MMflA.lJOJ.SILoc Car *620366 s19,997 ___ 8_5_1_·9_7_9_2 ___ , -~~f$M7 t• S19,077 ,80 190E 2 •3 '92 Toyota 4·1\ur\ner • "'91 Lin-In 4X4 V6. Auto. Full ''88 Volvo 850 " are-some hands where you would have no intention of passing a low· level penalty double by partner, so why pa8!1 up.an opportunity to dea,cribe your two-11uiter? Bid two clubs to show the distributional nature of your opening. --Champagne. Sharpl p M' c d~t T ... ~ Contln•nt•I Need Quick S•lel' . ewer. 1n~ on ur,.o rn•eon Low miles. Pwr, Wlhd/ s5,500 pp 642.9601 ~Whhe & Nice Btaok/lvqry• 3rd Seat. Locks. ABS. Leather, {.!Oib\ftf/t7lt0'13,3) Co.. · M ·~st Sae I ~~~;.,~~~1 p;9:;:'~ '8{~~~~~:~'~r~ L:~~c:S~: '93 T::oS:v:5x;A~~ · .-1,•~;~•9s~~:3;;787 •. :~ '94 Lincoln trans and ac already (101117'/P035972) 11!19. .., • ~· Continental rebuilt, won't last. $12,995 Q. 3 -Neither vulnerable, as Q. 8 -~AB South, vulnerable, you Low Miles, 1)ual Air St 1,500. 714-720·0970 ~~-.+---1~~!02..-l-~~~~~~-----.....,,..=-~~~~..lllliJ.d~·~~~~~-~~~~~'--'BagsSLthr, ABS, Dual.___,.,,..,,,...-...,...,,.....,,..=--- Pwr ats. ct arr. Merced•• MISC. ~UTO 9245" The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEsT Pu• P... l• PaH 21.? Put 1 What action do you take? A • A close decision. Since partner is a passed hand, point.-counters will be quick to claim that the val· ues for game simply are not there. However, the hand is rich in con· trots. Since aces and kings are undervalued in the point-count, we would raise to three hearts. Q. 4 · Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •A,J9 5 0 Q766 O Void •Q9763 •A 9 7 0 Q 6 4 3 O Q 8 2 • Q 7 6 #3FEN8l3 $18,998 Low mites & Flawless! •g4 Llncoln Mar.k VII (34145(~xus$~~·995 SEIZED CARS FROM $175 Porsches.,. Cadillac$, Partner opens the bidding with one heart. What do you respond? A · With J 0 points in high cards the hand is a little heavy for a mere two-heart raise. but there are two major flaws. The hand is fl at, and the three queens may not be worth their value. We like two hearts, and · proponents for a limit raise should brush up on their hand evaluation. Learn to b e a better bridge player! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788-1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridge Letter, P .O. Bo• 4410. Chicago, IU.60680. 16 Pre-Owned Mark Westminster '93GeoPrlam Chevya, BMW's, 5 ·Sp d. Must See I Corvettea. Also-Jeepa, Vll's In Stock. Low 892·8908 mt., l•Owner.1. Loadedl #3LAJ649 ~18 ,988 (100824/065680) .4 WD's. Your area. '93 300CE bronze w/ $10,995 Call toll free for our beige Int., 52K, ex· current listings. •95 uncoln tended warr, gn condl Toyota of . 1.500-21e.9000 continental S34,500. 831·2797 Huntington Beach 1 ___ E_x.;..1 A_·.;..5_13.;..9;___ Only 14k ml., Ivory/ Ivory Llhr. ABS. Dual ---------.I 847•8555 Pwr Sis, Fully Loaded. MERCURY 9135 _____ __.;.. __ # 3LSC 163 23 t 995 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '95 Mercury Sable Chances are '88 Lincoln Towncar 13 Pre-Owned Cars In Stock. Leather, Fully Loaded. Must Seel #3MKN997 23,998 '97 Lincoln Continental Only 6 ,500 mlles, Leather, Chrome Wheels, Fully Loaded. Low miles. Power you will find Wind/Locks, ABS. what you need T ii t . Cruise , Cust Wheels, Loaded. at the price i1'3MDV151 $10,995 you want to pay when you read '98 Mercury Sabi• LS Cl 13-Pre Owned Sables aaslfled tn Stock. 200 HP. dally ABS. Fully Loadedl 642·5678 #3NYH023' $14 ... 488 --~:.=..=..o...:'--- Can·t seem to get to all those 1opair jobs around the house? Let the Classlfled Service Directory . help you find reliable help. 642·5678 2 ... 2. Only 15k This car Is In mint condl #194121 $31,977 CHEROKEE LTD. gray. Hardtop. -------------------------.----CD. Alarm . $12,995 CLASSIFIED It's the resource you can count on to sell a On the move? -sen your~extra household items -s.t·ve 'fhousaMs #3SJK387 MUST SEE Costa Mesa Llncon Mercury -...54q,:5030 '98 Mercurv '' Grand Marq1.1.I• 4.6 Liter, VS, ABS, Pl Seat, PW/PL, Till Whl, MEET NEWJ'ORT BFM:H ' • C0MM:UNf1" OPEN GotJl TOUllNAMENT ~rtBd.clr Counrry Club · ·Lexus· Mission Viejo 1 ·800·809·5398 RENT . BLACK BEAUTY Bauer Lotus Taupa .Le.at.bar 4-Dr-Coat• Me•• PERFECT: An Options _ __,_8_4_2_;?_7_o_o __ ~ 8 Trk CD. Sell For Seti your unwanted $18,600, LOW BLUE. Call 714-520·1230 Items the.easy way! 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A TOUCH OF CLASS Macintosh Computers Duncan Electric Costa Meea/Newport L•wn Service. Mow/ Mov••·U..... 20Yrs Exp. Res/Comm ---------Single story up to Claanlng. ~ea/Comm In your hme/ofc. Low/ Local/Quick Response 25 Ve8ra E•P· Carefully Courteously Int/Ext Llc#460559 •DAN DAWSON• 1600sf $1800 LS38526 APPLIANCE REPAIR 3427 APPLIANCE REPAIR TUTORING 3929 Uc/Bonded. Free Est. hourly rale. 673·8819 L#275870 050·7042 Jim 031·2480 ~1~?ue~~~~/~~r~~~!;~~ & For th'e Right Price 537-9496 /800·616·9722 PLUMBING NOW Construction Teresa 282·7143 ProfeHlonal Service Peterkin Eleotrlo . _B_R_E_W_E._R_'_S--TV""'·-.v....,,..C-R Lve msg or call alter 5 _r_1_18_6_9_n __ 5_4_v_.0_2_2_3 ---------• ~ater Hdealters •AOrainls * 122-2eos * •BOSS HOUSECLEANING Traln•Repalr•Upgrade Prompt & Low Ratest & Home Services Spllt Second Moving PET emo e • epa r Licensed-Bonded Fest/Affordable/On-site res-com/sm-tg · ·jobs Under $300. 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Fb~;~:!~~~~17ci~~ ·AU Pool Repair•· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •HOUSECLEANING EXCELLENT WORK QUALITY CRAFTSMAN Land~pe & "'eeorvy Call Doug 847·4337 30yr Hp/wkly svc:/Jree est FARTHINQ INTERIORS 15Yrs Exp. Good Ref * Beat Price/Quality Fences/D1tcks/Btck watts carpentry•Cal:>lneta Deelgn/Bulld/R9model St•mbaugh Builder• P•t Sitter/Dog Walhr Bryn 548•4848 tnstallatlon * Removal Own trans. Call Anytime! l..ndscQpe, brick, sine Lie B·t Conlractor 8538528 Electrlc•Plmbg•Doors Uc.fin•. 748 0487 Lattice Covers & Patios Dally/Overnight visits laland Blue Pools Discount Wttllcovarlng 241·0531 Pg-435-5312 concr. 800.788-1007 Now Construction Miscrepslrs••7.7994 Cust Redwood Decks. R . · Pool & Spa Wk'y Svc. L560875 073·12\2 JAMAICA DAY·O •---------722·2605 800·780·5755 ...... Sh•n•'• O•rdenlng Glass, Plex or Picket els avl. Lie d/~onded ' John Doran Masonry Semi Retired Contractor & Landacaplng. Lawn Hand Ralls. Fencing. 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