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Home My WebLink About1999-07-21 - Orange Coast PilotI ' ' ' I . ' ' .~ SERVING TiiE NEWPORTMESA COM'AUNmES SINCE 1907 · .. COsta M~ students to receive gi,-ants . Deacon Jones Foundation· begins countywide program with local students. The scholarshi~ are worth more than $100,000 apiece. STACY BROWN lkly,.,. PELICAN HILL -The De.a- eon Jones Foundation is sched- uled to announce today that two Costa Mesa students will 'be given scholarship opportu- nities worth more than $100,000 each, said a founda- tion spokeswoman. Man reported dead after . attempted · The adoption of Costa Mesa represents the two-year-old foundation's first foray into Orange County. "We know that Orange County is a large area, and Costa Mesa is where we chose to start awar.ding our scholar- ships here," said Jennifer Perez, a spokeswoman for the foundation. . NFL Hall of Famer Deacon Jones, an Orange County resi- dent, started the foundaijo.p in 1997 to honor outstanding ninth-grade students who are positive role models with the ability to .become comm.unity leaders The students also will par-· ticipate m summer internships m corporate settings, commu- nity semce. pro1ects and receive a $2,500 grant to mvest Wlth a personal financial advi- sor, Perez said. DAY 12 J 0 I I\ l tie R l ~ H • . "We are targeting students C1f all nationalities at predomi- · nantlY. inrier:city ,sct:iools, who . are role models and achiev- ers,• Perez said. "It's a long process that will dehnitely prove to be worth the students' while,• she said. The scholarships will be giv- en out at a press conference at the Pelican Hill Golf Club. "This is Deacon's way of fighting for those who rrught not be able to fight for them- selves,• Perez said • beach :r.escue SA l. UT ING 0 LU A I\ 0 (, II I ' • Unidentified victim reaches hospital with no vital signs Tuesday evening .. GHI (, RJ'ilJMi ~Pio! I CORONA OEL MAR An unidentified swimmer was report- ed to have died Tuesday night after several beachgoers had attempted to rescue him as he • stJvggled to reach the shore with his two friends. The swimmer, believed to be a 32-year-old from Newport Beach, · who was traming for his first ocean swim as a triathlete, did not have any vital signs when he was brought into Hoag Hospital, authorities said. Both paramedics and a phys1oan who JUSt hap- pened to be at the beach had per- formed CPR while others at the beach watched intently. The drowning occurred at 7 :35 p.m. about 125 yards off shore of the Corona del Mar State Beach. . The friends were reportedly swim- JP.ing toward the beach when one' of them lagged behind near the swimming line at the east portion of the beach. The two friends twned around and signaled to the victim who responded. But moments later, several observers noticed the victim wave for help. lWo people standing on the cliffs above the beach noticed the swunmer and ran down the hill to help." Another person walking o the sandy shoreline also saw man flailing his arms and JUID into the water. By the time the res- cuers reached the swunmer, he was lying face down in the water and was unresponsive. . ·we saw a guy take off his shirt and run into the water after hirn1 • said 11-year-old Deanna Dhagard, who was with her family at the beach. •He saw this guy drowning and wanted to help out. When they brought h1rn in, there were all kinds of people• gathering a.round.• SEAN HUER I DAl.Y PllOT Ms. Prissy proves you can teach small dogs new trtcks in the .. Doggies of the Wild Wild West"' show at the Orange County Fair Tuesday. Rowdy Yo, real name · Gary Noel, provides her a platform. Authorities initially were unsure about the nuinbcr of VJC-Mo:1:1e along·Jittle doggy .. ti.ms. The swl.outler's two friends · ¥ weren't accounted for and that led __ .....,. lifeguards and the Sheriff's Harbo-r -----~o-usnould c1ieck out what fhese .~~1~~ ~~:~ more bodies may creative canines can do. · SEE STORY PAGE 4 SEE RESCUE PAGE 6 Also in today's Fair coverage: • Flllpjadc.I ------& • Dish of the Dey • Fw C.lendllr -See pages 4 •nd s 'Talbert Nature Preserve ~nefi~ froill developer's deal I I • , ' Afford~l~ housing Comes hOnie to '.-· • •.. • • \ I • .. • Santa Ana Heights ·• Having avoided many problems such a project often faces, 75-unit complex opens today. J-\SO' Sorn R • ~Plot SANTA ANA HEIGHTS Sant~ Ana He,.ghts will reach a · new plateau as it officially opens its first family-onented affordable housing complex today at 1o·a.m. Village Heights, a 75-umt aparbnent commuruty located on Mesa Drive, was built by the Orange County Development Agency, along Wlth The Related Companies of California and LINC Housing Corp. While the upscale -and unin- corporated~ area might seem a strange place for affordable hous- mg, all of Orange County po. es senous obstacles to building low- er-rent homes, said Al Marshall, of Pacific National Development m Costa Mesa. The problems begin at ground Living the ~ life c:~~-::i . would be goOd candi- dates for~ hoUsing? (.all OU( Re*" Hotline at (949) 642~ or setld .. mail to • dailypllotONrthlink:net. ~ ~I your name and tell us~ hometown ~ phone number (for ~·flcation only). level, literally. •Finding property is the most difhcult of the issues,· Marshall said "When land becomes avail- able it is expensive because it is so rare.· And once property is pur- chased. ne1gbbprs Jr~~ a.re a problem, as well. · .. "It can be difficult to explain to them [neighborhood groups] why it IS good for theu community." he said. SEE HOUSING PAGE 6 Segerstrom to present _Home Ranch project • Plan differs greatly · from 32-story high-rise the company proposed a decade ago. · EusF. Gn. ~Pb COSTA MESA -· C.J. Segerstrom & Sons will present its latest Home Ranch project to the public for the first ti.me today The ~ite will host a new IKEA store and other retail and office uses. The presentation, arranged with Mesa Verde Community Inc., will be given by Segerstrom's Paul Freeman and Steve Wilson at the Lions Park Neighborhood Community Cen- ter and is open to the public. approximately 90-acre site bor- dered roughly by the San D1e~o Freeway, FdlIVlew Road, Sun- flower Avenue and the Tunel> Orange County building. Segerstrom has proposed developing a mix oJ low-n office and retail buildings on the The current pro1ect differs vastly from the 32-story high-rise .proposed a decade ago that became the focus of political and -SEE PROJECT PAGE 6 MILLENNIUM MOMENT Making his island dream come true right here In 1930, William Mtrams had a dream. That dream was to build Lido Isle out of mud flats. With Udo Jslo's completion m 1931, he achieved that goal. Mtrams was also rcspon.s1bleJaunst~ most of the sewers and SJdewalks m Newport Beach, along with a small shopping center complex called the "Richards,• a center owned by Dick Ric:harck, the "King of New- port.• When t.tirams wasn't building the community he lived in, be "'!'JD a member of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, the lrvine ~ Club and the Lido Isle Assodated Board. Mirams lived on Udo Isle until 1971 when he and bis wife, Jeni... moved to Corona del Mar, w~ they till resid ·. IOcals Onl . . . . c 2-wednesdoy, July 21, 1999 Daily Pilot . '\ THEN & NOW ' ·The day the cheering stopped High ended m 1996 when her contract ex:pu ed. . Heathe1, now 21 and a financial ser- vice manager at a bank in Southern Cal- if om.ia, chose to !;pe(\}C only through Roth . . at NeWport Harbor High · School · . . . THEN ... •Even though it was personally very difficult for me, protectillg children and helping ·ensure that they all have the same opportunibes m our public schools is always the right thmg to do,• Roth said. Newport Harbor High School's ChC<'r.; )eading PfOQTam. its advisor and the Newport-Mesa Unified School District gained national attention five years ago when a· former cheerleader sued over allegations of unconstitutional fees, unlawful grading practices and mental abuse associatea With the program. gram and the treatment Heather received from advisor Candace E. Jackson of New- port Beach. . John S. Roth, Heather's Newport Beach attorney, said five years ago that each cheerleader was required to pay as much as $2,500 to take part in the pro-gram. , . · Roth charged that amounted lo a vio- lation of state law that stated the "school district had the "mandatory duty to pro- vide and guarantee ·(Heather) Wlth a free school, without requiring payment of any fee or other charge unless specifically authorized by law.• In the same article, Pat McGuinnis, the Department of Education's assistant to the general counsel said: "Stu de nts re<;eive grades and credit for cheerlead: ing, so any fee would violate the state's law mapddting free education." · The· district contenQed they were well . within theu»n ghts and pressed on. However, shortly before bial ti) 1Q96, the district -upon hearing some com- ments made by the presiding judge - settled with the Delaney family for $50,000. Jackson settled her portion .of the case with the Delaneys for an undis- closed amount earlier that same year. Her mother, Eileen, said that she and her husband were •very proud of Heatticr and hope very much that she was able to help otlier children.• As for the cheer program at Newport Harbor High, an· 18-page handbook out- lines the rules and regwations of the pro- gram for the student, advisor, pnncipal . and parent. -. ., . · · : .. A caption on the ms1de front page reads, "Cheerleachng programs in New- port-Mesa Unified School Disbict ensure equal opportunity to all students without regard to gender. race, religious creed, color, national origin. ancestry or eco- nomic capability.• PH"TO COURTESY Of NfWPOIH BEACH nNTFW LIBRARY LOCAL HISTORY SECTION Heather Delaney, from the 1994 Newpprt Harbor High School yearbook. ALMANAC • Editor's Note: Do you or someone you know have a landmark birthday or anniversary coming up? tf so. we'd like to include 1t in our Almanac. Call .the 1nformat1on into our Readers Hothne, {"'9) 642 6086; fax it to (949) 646-4170; or mail 1t to the Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa n627 You can send photographs, but 1ncluoe a self-addressed, stamped envelope 1f you want ~m returned .... 001 ARRESTS -. H~ther Delaney, then 17, and her parents, Philip and Eileen, of Costa Mesa, filed a 78-page lawsuit in Orange County Superior Court on Sept. 8, 1994 after attempts to solve the problems through alternative routes with the school and dis- trict failed. The case drew the attenbon of the state Department of Education, the American Civil Liberties Union and the national press corps. The lawsuit stemmed from months of complaints from the Delaney family after Heather b ad been in the cheer program for two yea.rs. Her parents questioned the increasing fees associated With the pro- In a letter to Eileen Delaney, wtuch was published in a 1994 Los Angeles Times article, Roger D. Wolfertz, general counsel for the state Department of Edu- cation, wrote that "the Newport-Mesa Unified School District violated state law by charging cheerleaders more than $1 ,000 for willonns, transportation and coaching." · Wolfertz wrote that the fees were "not only incredibly stiff but totally illegal." Because the case ctid.n't go to trial, the 35 complaints in the Delaney suit were never ruled upon in a court of law. NOW ... Wounds are ~till raw· for some players in the case. Jdckson, still in the area, issued a terse "No comment" response and· sounded surprised that the case bad resurfaced. Her employment with Newport Harbor BACK BAY MONET Jeff Hom oi Costa Mesa captures a piece ot Back.Bay beauty NHHS Pnncipal Bob Boies said that even though the school does not have a formal contingency plan in place in the event a student could not make •volun- tary financial contributions~ for the cheer program. students and parents are told throughout the school yeai of different options available to help offse\ costs for cocunicular and extracurricular activities. -Amy Spurgeon BRIEFLY • Contron'rl burn set in Crystal ~~ve Tuesday NEWPORT COAST -Firefighters burned vegetabon and brush Tuesday in Crystal Cove is officials began prepar- mg for this fall's fire season. Officials from the Orange County Fire Authority said brush, weeds and vegeta- tion were. burned between 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. ~ following were urrested recently on SV6p1c1on ol dnvmg under the mfluence. tile} hdW unly been drrested on suspicion Qf cj rnnw, cmd, d~ with all such crimes, Chey c1re mnoc<'nt until proven guilty. in his painting. Hom teaches drafting and painting at Irvine Valley· · The controlled bum helps to clear excessive brush and other fire hazards . which is the key in minimizing the ~ -...impact of blazes during the fall, the ~ busiesr time for firefighters in Southern C 6lifornia. NEWPORT BEACH ~lily 16 • Aldn f\11C'hdPI Hovey, 30, J funtmgton ~ach • jdmes C'hnc.tot>her Redume. 33, River- ~t· •. R~L ESTATE TRANSACTIONS 1' Jiecent real e!>ldte tran5dctions as reported ~ the Acx1om Dcttd Qwck Products ~~oup Q:)RONA DEL MAR 1'~10 Begonia Ave . $525,000 • ~03 Cam«t1on, $800,000 ••.$2& De •\n7t1 Onvc>, $430,000 •'Q Jetty Onve. $450,000 • ~:619 l\1arqu£>nle Ave., $530,000 ~-' 11 Manuolcl Ave, $775,000 ••3516 OrPc111 Blvd, $130,000 · .,2250 Pmnl Del Mar, $540,000 "~po Tdhund Terrace, $1,070,000 ~PORT BEACH •i31 Ball>Od, $850,000 ~00 Cttgn~\ Lane, $130,000 •:109 Columbia St. $267,500 •;i 1 Encore Court, $402,500 -!2221 Holly Lane. $515,000 911201 Kmgs Rodd, $1 ,020,000 •·1831 Kings Rodd, $2,250,000 •tt>01 Lido Park Drive, $555,000 -:102 Scholz. Place, $133,000 ·~·210 V1d Ithaca. $292,772 COSTA MESA •.810 Baker St .. $161,000 ••4 Hulton Centre Dnve, $710.000 • "3077 Johnson Ave., $260,000 •:J230 Michigan Ave., $240,000 •.1675 New Hampshire Dr., $204,727 •!2737 Starbird Drive, $485,000 •'"'210 Via Presa, $196,500 • I ·~ecords for recent births. deaths and marriages afle made available by the Orange County Cleric • RJcorder's offiCf! in Santa Ana. These records ha~ . College and gets summers off to painL SEANtW..fll/ DAl.YPl.OT Motorists and pedestrians could see 1 the dark cloud of smoke hovenng over the Coast from as far awaL,as Newport Boulevard to Fashion Island. The Newport Beach Police and Fire Departments reported receiving dozens of calls about the bum from concerned residents. COSTA · MESI CITY COUNCIL WRlPUP ISSUE: A 46,000-square-foot addi- bon to the Robinsons-May store at South Coast Plaza. ACTION: Approved 5-0 SUMMARY: C.J. Segerstrom & Sons proposed building a 48,000- square-foot addition to the south side of the Robll1Sons-May store at South Coast Plaza. The bctsement and first floor will be enlarged. Any parking lost to the addition will be made up by the demolition of the old Benrugan's building, according to staff reports. Don Lamm of Development Services praised the addition as a way to improve the property and raise sales tax revenue without increasing traffic counts. The face of the· building will also be unproved by replacing the gold tile mosaic with tan, stucco-tex- tured panels that will be more com- patible Wlth the rest of the mall ISSUE: Adoption of an amended sign ordinance ACTION: Approved 3-2 With Mayor Gary Monahan and Heather Some.rs voting no. SUMMARY: A court decisjon Jast ~· year found that a. city's regulation of signs in the public right-of-way based on content was unconstitutional. The council adopted an ordinance that . complied with that finding by elimi~ nating criteria for signs that were based on content in 30 days, portable signs will be allowed to be displayed only between 6 a.m. Friday to 6 p.m. Sunday in public right-of-ways, excluding street medians, tight posts, utility poles or other structures. Other signs such as balloon signs, inflatable signs or other signs with moving parts, flashing lights or that could be considered dangerous will be prohib- ited. Anyone wanting to c:ti.splay polit- ic ical campaign signs will be required to file statements with the city and have them removed no· more than 10 days after an election. Fofmore infor- mation, on the sign ordinance, contact the city ISSUE: Adoption or an amended ordinance related to appeal proce- dures. ACTION: Approved 5-0 SUMMARY: Monahan had pro- posed that the council take a look at its appeal procedure in an effort to streamline the process wtuch is some- times time-consuming and costly for d evelopers. The new ordinance gives council members who want to review d ecisions by staff or lesser governing bodies an option to call a matte r up before the council rather than the Planning Commission. For example, if a council member ts calling up a zoning administrator's decision for' review, rather than have it go to the Planrung Conunission, the council member bas the option of having the item come directly to the council. ISSUE: Continuance of the discus- sion of the Civic Center Study until Sept. 7. ACTION: Approved 5-0 SUMMAR~ The council bas been exploring conducting a study into the logistics of moving the Civic Center to the Pacific Savings Plaza on the cor- ner of Newport Boulevard and 19th Street. Vanguard Uruversity expressed dD mterest m expanding its campus onto the Civic Center. Also, a space study of the Pohce Department found that it would need to be expanded by about 26,000 feet at the cost of $12 million at its current loca- tion. The cost to construct a station from scratch would be about $19 mil- lion Letters were sent to Plaza owner Nickolas Shammas asking ..him if he would consider selling the property at appr8.1Sed value. In response, Sbam- mas said that he is currently in nego- tiations for the property in the $20 ,~ n1illion to $21 million range;-Heo also $8.ld lhat he would like to see a eur- rent value appraisal. before he com- mitted to a final sales price with the city or university. A letter was also sent to Vanguard University asking about its fmanaal ability to partici- pate m negotiations. Univel'Slty Presi- dent Wayne Krdiss has expressed an intent lo acquire Civic Center proper- ty but gave no specifics as to ·the school's financial dbility. Council members hdve expressed a dest.re to discuss th~e issues in closed session with the university to ensure its priva- cy. Staff expects to return Sept. 7 or sooner with more iri.formabon. " ISSUE: Request f<>'f council support of a teen summit in the spring of 2000. ACTION: Approved 5-0 SUMMARY: Councilwoman LlQby Cowan and Recreation Manager Sta- aa Manoni have been participating with a number of community leaders in exploratory meetmgs for a number of teen eventS in the fall and sprin§' of next year. The events would include a •Teen Sound Off Day" and a teen swnmit called •A Day of Listening • The results of the events would be used to come up with a youth devel· opment plan Council members sup- po.xted.. the .idea, al.though Council- ~an J oe Ertckson asked •that the 1~ committee planning the events learn from a fdlled similar effort held earlier this decade. · . -Elise Gff ... ,,t been upd_ated since June 15 0 --~~~_:__--================L•=================~;:::::================================::i_, VOL. 93, NO. 170 t READERS HQJUNE (949) 642-6086 Rec0rd your commerltS about the Daily Pilot or news tips. ADDRESS Our addreu is 330 W. e.y St., CosU Mesa, CA 92627. COMECDONS It ls,. the Pilot's polky to prompt· ly correct all errors of substance. Pleaw call (949) 57~268. m TM NMP0rt BN.dVCOSbl Mes. OallY Piiot (USPS-14WOO) h published Monday through s.t· ur~ In Newport 8Md\ and eost..MeN, sublctt~ 8ff evalllbte only by subscriblnQ to The Times Orange County (IOO) 252-9141. 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WEATHER T£Ml'EltATURES Balboa 75162 Corona del Mar 75163 ~ta Mesa 74163 Newport Beach 75162 Newport COast 75'61 TIDES TOOAY First low 10·43 a.m ••••••. 2 0 First high 5:33 am .•••.•.. l .1 Second low after midnight Second high 5:35 p.m .•.•••• 4.9 12;53 •.m , ...• , 1,2 flti1 high 6:57 a.m .••••••• 3.2 Second loW Wtdgt •,., •• ,..5 SW 11:A0•iln. •,,,,. 2.2 SURF We will have partly cloudy skies today clearing 1n the afternoon. The southwest . swell we have had all week holds for chest-to-shoulder- t)fgh sets. Exposed . are• such n the , • rNfs end points ....... lii" -.n.;unwtA •atli01p.m. . ~ POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • • Fiimore w.y: Material worth an uns~ifi~ sum was stolen from an apartment in the 3000 block July 19. • Mi1NOn Drtve: Material worth an urnpecified sum was stolen from a hotM in the 1000 block July 19. NEWPORT BEACH • •1Mo Drtve: Air conditioning service equipment worth S 1,040 was stolen from a business at 2 Milano • Driw July 18 • Jllh lllwt: A laptop computer 1nd softwere worth $5,040 were stOlen from 1 home In the 300 btodc July 17. tJ • c.lth ••ue: lWo ~Md. caM worth y._. ...,fmm aar In h Gbka • C'.91111 HW •av. Compnr IOftw9re .net ....... ~-757.,...,_ from.'*"'-"'""-.. ....... .. f it • I • I Doily Pilot Searching/or someone not so . 'special ' Firefighters had no re<;kless driving record 0. n and o(f the shore ·of Martha's Vineyard last Sunday, hundreds of .. Coast Guard, Navy, police and other .. assets. searched fruitlessly for John P. Kennedy Jr., his wife and his sister-in-law. 1\vo tho"usand mlles away, another search-cmd-rescue operation was under way, one in which I was involved. This one began at 7:45 Sun- day morning when the pager on the night table dragged me out ol an especially deep sleep with its oJfensive, three-note shneK. The machme blared four more times before 1 could grab it, struggle out of bed. stumble to the kitchen where my read- , ing glasses were, tty to remem- ber which button activates the message, focus on the little win- ·dow and try and read the words . that wer~. for a few more moments, JUSt a bleary mass. I knew what it would say: "VRT CALL DISPATCH." Tllft meant the Shenff's Victun Response Team on call was to phone in for details and location of an incident for which we were needed, · In this case, d man had WdJl- dered away from a campsite on the Poudre River, about 15 miles from downtown Fort Collins. He was last seen about 8:30 Saturday night, meaning he had been missing some 12 hours by the time my partner on this 6 a.m. to 6 p m . shift, Kathy Mills, and I began head.mg out of town and up into the moun- tains. We had been told that Lanmer County Search and Rescue was out in force, along with several deputies, heli- copters, tracking dogs, a dlve team and part of the shenff's mounted posse. I couldn't resist contrasting the two searches. Two thousaqd miles dway, the Coast Guard, the Navy, the FAA, the NTSB, NOAA the sta!.e police and local con- stabulary jo1hed forces, searching hundreds of square T H·E FIE D COLUMN martin miles of water. · Hour after agonizing hour they sought some sign that -•Amertca's prince• or "the nation's son,• as JFK Jr. was variously called, was alive. Here in Colorado, searchers combed rugged mountains and one of America's few remaining wild rivers for a man about the same age as John Kennedy. But our guy was hardly a JFK idol type. Indeed, he seemed to be a floater, a gypsy of sorts. Our victim advocate team had been called out to·ensure that the man's wife -we'll call her Alice, him Ted -received whatever care she neeaed to get through the ordeal. Ted was 37 and legally blind, Alice told us. He~also had high blood pressure, a bad heart and W'as mildly epileptic. She told us he had served prison time for murder when in his late teens {not so. it turned out). He had a tattoo of a dagger on his left forearm and a cobra on his nght. Above the snake was a white supremacy symbol. The campsite and tent were awash in stuff: Clothes, bed- ding, food, canvas luggage and a huge trash bag ~~l of empty beer cans. . Alice said Ted had a}?out thr~ beers the evening before. Her cousin and his wile had quaffed the rest of an Old Mil· waukoe 12-pack. The two cou- ples had been travelin9 the · west for several months, stuffed into a big, early '80s GM sedan. Kathy and I spent most of the mommg µying lo de-trash the · campsite and energize a pitiful JJttle fire so we could heat some wdter for coffee Both were los- ing battles The head of the Search and• Rescue team checked with us every 45 .nunutes or so to report what was going on. 'Basiqilly, it wds lots of look1ng, no valid" sightings. By late morning, Kathy and I agreed that we needed to work up alternative plans for Abee that night 1f her husband was - found dead, or if he was still missing. To make the necessary calls, I had to drive 11 serpen- tine tniles back to where my cell phone would work. When I returned to the campsite about an hour later, the news was good: The cous10 and his Wife had found Ted m the parking lot of a gas station in Fort Collins. He became ticked off,·he said, because Allee was on h.is case for drinking. So he, legally blind, decided to walk the 15 miles to town. DO\.\'ll a curvy mountam road In the dark. So there it 1s. Two men, both lost. One With a bound.Jess future, the other with hardly any And the efforts to find them were equally intense. Which should answer a ques- tion I've beard asked several times m the past few, days· ·1 wonder if they'd go through all that if it wasn't a Kennedy?" • FRED MARTIN is a former Newport Beach resident who now wntes from his home in Fort Collins, Colo. His col· umn runs Wednesdays. ... (HEN DINING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FO~ ... •MtMo.:iMt\n ·• OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO-GO Cockto11s Phone Ahead for Foo~ To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner UIUqut wlDe ,_ A dt.laa rooma ••llllable for lf'OUP !MW-.-tJ ... llJld prhau hlndJum . 723-0621 P1aase Call For Rtsen atlons and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach SUMMER SALE Beginning Wedn~sday, July 21St ' A JOHn lEOnRRD'S 8 0L P •HOP • Costa Mesa officials refuse to release.names of pair involved in Sunday's collision ·with bike-rider. D!ltf Pb . ·COSTA Ml!SA -The fire· fighters involved m clO accident Sunday that sent d woman to the hospital hdve no history of acc1- . dents while working for the department, offlcidls with the department Sdld Tuesday. "Neither firef1ghter . has ·a record of (reckless dnvmg)," said Barbara Marcosa, a . spok~s woma.n for tbe Co ta Mesa Fire Department. Other than to offer that the two ftrehghten. had clean records; offictdls remained tight-lipped Tue! day about the 5 p.m. acci- dent it1 which Costa Mesa resi- dent Ceydia Lemos was struck by a fire engme at the intersection of Wilson Street and Placentia Avenue as she rode her bike home from work. "The flre engme was bedded northbound through a green 'tight at Placentia Avenue when it New permits system in Newport. Beach Newport Beach City Manager Homer Bluddu and other offi- cials celebrnted the unplementa- uon o( the new Y2K-comphant development permits system Tuesday. The software system was develeped m a two-year project combining applications for use by several city departments. Approved by the City Council Fighting for privacy? struck (Lemos),~ Marcosa said. ; To add to the intiigUe, offioals have given dlffertng accounts as . to which agency is hand.lil)g .th~ m.vesti~tion. · "We are no longer handling the investigation,· ~arcosa said of the Costa Mesa Ftre Depart- ment. "That has been passed on to the Califorrua HJghway Patrol.• • A· spokeswoman for the CHP said authorities in Huntington Beach have been asked to handle the matter because of manpower lSs.ues But offioals in Huntington Beach dewed having any knowl-- edge of the modent. According to Lt. John Fitz- BRIEFLY in 1996, the system will track and provt.de up-to-date informa· tion on the status of develop- ment projects that are m the review process. as well as pro· vtde histoncal data on private property development. patrlck of th Costa Mesa Police Department, the firefighters told invcstigdtors from the Pirc Department that they saw ~e light tum green, entered into lhe mtersecllon. and at the. last nunute saw Lem~. Fitzpatrick ilmitted that, ~e , modent is bemg afforded special treatment. ·we a.re treating thh incident differently,· Fitzgerald Sdld .. "It's a hrefigbter and we want to protect tus privacy.• The Fire .Department initially . requested and was granted authonty to handle norunvestiga- tive a~ts of the inadent. but police later took ·over that r-0le. Lemos was .no~ wearibg a. hel- met, according to .authonnes, when ~he was thrown from the bike after bemg hit by the engine, which was traveling about 30 miles per hour. After the collis1on,' the fire- fighters performed first aid on Lemos before transporting her to . Westem Medical Hospital in San- ta Ana. Lemos remained hospital- ized Tuesday. Hospital officials declined to release her condition The hreflghters involved in the acodent could be cited for strik- mg a pedestridfl in a crosswalk. "With several enhancements thdt ·are planned in the near . future, our seMce delivery and effectiveness will be trnproved even further.• satd Jay Elbettar, the city's Bulldmg Department director. • AQUATICS CENTER •AEROBICS • RACQUETBALL • PERSONAL TRAil\"ERS •MASSAGF • FR.EE WEIGHTS • STRESGTH 'TRA.r.\'JXG EQUIP. • BASKETBALL • 949 /642 •9990 Human Choriogonadotropin Hormone (HCG) is the revolutionary new way to aid in weight loss. HCG js produced naturally in small quantities in the human body. 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JOIN THE R US U '• SALUTING GOLD AND GRAIN DAV 12 event of · theday Weird One wants you Still Weird. ow Al: Come and che<k out -w.trct A1• Y ... ovlc dO ng his unique brand of rock •n• roll parody at the Alling! ton Theater. Known for ~its like "Eat tt• -a Fair favorite - and "Another One Rides the Bus,• the "Weird One· will ~orm at 1 and 9 p.m. The . Arlington Theater seats 5,000 people, and all perfor· mances are free witb Fair admission. The Fair goes to ··the~ :aoggies · • Death-defymg fedlS by these perf onners a ll the more impressive cons1de rmg where they com<' from. I ,~1:-; !-it>1111< -----lbly li>r FAIRC..;ROUNDS ihcy a rrived via stagecodch, f)('t>nng through the cutout windows ol tlw wcl Wdgon as 1t pulled • into Lht> Sdloon Pt1nting, they waited for · the word thttl would ullow them to ' unleash their lt1lt•nts tor the world -as • well d~ tlw wt11tmg c1ud1ence at the ~-Oranq<' County Fair\ Puppy Plt1za -to see With musH hlunng, the "Doggies of the Wild Wild \i\l(•st show sat Lmpatient- ly with ldlb Wd<JlJIOH, Wdlting to be called on tu p1·rfonu thcu many tncks. llus lrdvehng 9roup of eight dogs, makmg a second dppeardnce at the Fau's L1wstock Row, has the dogs jwnp- ing. running hurdles and reaching new he ights as they t•nt<>rtam ktds of all ages throughout the clc1y. The hlyhhght ul the• 20-mmute show is a death-defym~1 leap of doggie faith by Paco. Donning <1 puppy helmet, Paco slowly chmbc, thl' ldddPr dnd the n leaps to the wa1tmq Mm., of show host Rowdy' Yo. Kelsey Peterson, Y, ol Fountam Vdlley said she enjoyed tht' Pnllre show. Peter- son said sho Wds g lc1d Paco made the Jump succc>ssfully "My favorite part was whe n the dog walked up tlw ldddt-1, • shl• said C la.d 1n h<1nddnt1s, the dogs per- formed without d fuse, as they responded on cue to ho'>t Rowdy Yo dnd his coun- te rpart Ms Silly Nilly. ·1thought11 wos good." said Kelsey's SISier, Knstu, I :l "My fdvonte pdlt WdS the dog hCtlunc lllH on tht> man's finger.· Parents c1t the :.how dlc,o had d good . . ( A couple of the Doggies of the Wild Wild West await their big entrance at the Orange County Fair. time. Susan Langdon , of Sierra Madre, who e njoyed the snow with her granddaugh- ters, said she liked all the dog tncki.. Langdon sa.id she was unpressed to know the dogs for tl'!e ~how were res- cued froni animal she lters. "I thought it was great," she said . •1 was glad to hear they are all rescued dogs." Rowdy Yo performed a number of other tncks with the dogs, including a balancing act with Pistol Peanut and a due t with Dolly Ba.rk.µl to the tWle "How Much is that Doggie in the Window." Rowdy Yo hails from Mesa, Ariz. His real name is Gary Noel and he's a sec- ond-genera tion dog act owner who's been perf omung for nearly 21 ye ars. H e and his padner, whose real name is Giovanna Cardella, said they have enjoyed their time at the Fair. Cardella said she" enjoys puUing on the perfor- mances for the kids. ·We like making·-~ople-happy,· Cardella said "The reward to me tS the happmess we bnng to people." Flipping and flapping, Jack Others having troul>le complJined bounhe!T trying-pans. "We play base ball together so I gues~ that's lWld of practice for this,• Moothart srud. · . . ·They're drinking the mom's tummy. ,, EMILY HESSLER 5, of Orange, while looking at the newborn piglets in the Maternity Barn. The 600-pound mother, Miss Piggy, gave birth io her litter on July 12 And they're as content as anyone at any of the food booths at the fair bargain ofthe day Big names, 1 O bucks a pop $10 Name-brand men's and women's . apparel!'See Sammie, you clothing col· rectors. and take advantage of the name-brand stuff at Sammie's Beach- wear. Brands such as Nike and adidas are available, with each item only SlO. Sammie's offers sun dresses, sweat shirts, shorts and sports wear. • _ _. Pancdke Luss proves harder than ex~cted , but winners trying to toss the most cold pancakes from a hying pan onto a plate within one minute. "My pan is too heavy,· said Meggan Moothart, who had trouble throwing Qle J>dllCakes. Seemg the discouraged contestants, Lehr -with his encouraging sense of humor -did his best to get the partici- pants and onlookers interested. Other winners included second- place firushers H~ony Folger and Stacey Schang in the 16-20 age catego- ry• first-place winner Larry and Joyce Meggan Moothart, 12, of Mission Viejo, was complain- ing that her pan was too heavy, but still man- aged to get off her flap- jack-tosses ln Tuesday's contesL · say all it takes is .terurtwork. "I've never flipped a pancake in my life," contestant Maree Scontnno srud. Al I'(,, I iAN!>IN .I FAJRGRUUNO!:> The re were plenty of pa ncake... at the Orange Coun- ty Fair on Tu~day afternoon. But none of the hurgoers had a desire to put globs of butter or bot maple syrup on them lnstedd, they were fhppmg them in the hrst-ever 49ers Rap Jack contest The contest consisted of teams ot two As soon as the partla pcmts were signed-up and put mto thPir age cate- gories, they were off. ·1 have a feeling it's gomg to be absolute chaos,• said Master of Cere- monies Ryan Lehr. ' Pancakes rovered the stage floor as participants eagerly tned their best to catch and throw the flapjacks. •1t•s harder than it looks,• John Rad- ke said INfOMATIOH: 7 14,708 FAIR. or~ County~ lnll>-Une: 1t4 550 INFO x~47 • Vialt our w9b • 11: www.odllt.oom PW HcMn: w.d, Noon-Midnight • Thur9-Sun, 10 MA MldlliQtlC .-.-..---Mulsalwt:Glrilnlt1~•·91w•a(9F)tll-------~~~ • # • • I Ctlldrwl (8"12) 12 • 1* (I I __, flME ~ Wiidt ... ·~ (4 or M0191rl ..,.> 12 .. .....,.,... "It's flapjack throwing, come on, what's better than that?" Lehr asked. "It's a. beaublul sport, isn't 1t folks?" Others not discoUraged by the odds, or oddity, of the difficult sport became more compebbve and even came up with their own tactics. Givmg each other a high five, Susie Moothart and partner Linda O'Dono- van, who won first place in the free age category, explained how they won. . Cardona and second-place winner Ao- rance Gordon and Harold Pfenninger in the 21-and-older category: and second· place wm.qer in the free age category, Maree Kemiston and Jane Brezmem. Each winner received a ribbon for the accomplishment along with a free meal from HomeTown Bl,l.ffet, sponsor of the event. As for the pancakes, they were recycled. •They're being sold for S.S apiece after the contest." Lehr said with a smile. -TM ()wlge Coc#lty~ CONCERT SERIES T#oSIW#l~at7&t ~-22 "1NCIS lWO .... ~&.,OM,.k. ,._,,., 23 LA WiM ...-. ,,., 24 THI tBSONS .... ,,.,21 om UDOUX ERIC SANTVCCll OAllY I'll.OT DoUy Pilot l I I k I I .I I b I I ~ : a list of today 's events 10a.m. • ~n Brffdmg ShffP Judging Wool Bfffdl until 6 p m., Uvestock Arena Noon Ga~s~n , • Hoote~nny. Kids Stage • • Art Demos & C.re Projects until S p.fTI .• Youth Building • Gold Panning, Callfomla Blaclcsmlth Assn. until 8;30 p.m .. Gold Pan Alley • Sheepy Hollow featuring Genia Gard-ner.. with spinning, felting, wool trafts unt1' 8:30 p.m., Gokl Pan Alley • OC Bffk~rs Caflf}ltt Making until 8:30 p.m., tentennlal Farm • • Antique Appraisals wrth Michael May. Onental Obj«ts a Accessories until 4 p.m., Collectors' Comer 12:30 p.m. • Charlie Keflmg, Glass Blower. Buffalo Bend Stage • Sourclough Slim. Melody Junction • • llJ a the Pupprt Trude until 5:30 p m.: Grounds . • Uni~rsity offun/Clownology 101/Dr. M1dtey. Kids Stage 1 p,m, t • Macaroni & Cheese Eating Con~st. Heritage Stage • Billy Erickson, Country Guitarist. Meadows Stage • Children's Magic Matinee wrth Frank Thurston, Bijou Theatre • Doggies of the Wild West, Puppy' Plaza on livestock Row • l>icarso's Place Chl/d~n's Art Center until 8 p.f"fl., Kids Park • Ropr'em Cowboy. Kids Stage • N~ Plants featuring Ron Vanderhoff, Marigold Stage • O C Po~r Clay Guild. Home & Hobbles Stage • Dancers in Motion, Centennial Stage 1:30 p.m. • Xtremt! Air Stunt Show. Grandstand Arena • Profrssor Marwl's Magi(. Meadows Stage . • 81/ly Cioffi, Classic R<Xk Guitarist Bvffalo, Bend Stage • Sourdough Slim, Melody Junction ... All Alas/can Raang Pigs, l.os'P1gn1tas Raceway • Maureen W Pupprt until 6 30 pm., Green Gate 2p.m. • Biiiy Ertdtson, Meadows Stage • Magic of Frank ThurstOn, Melody Junction • Red River Riders until 7 p.m .. Grounds • Russell Brothers Circut, Green Gate • Tole Painting featuring Lori Stewart Home & Hobbles Stage • Pacific School of Ballet. Centennial Stage • Dawn Mane's School of Da~, Her- itage Stage • Melanie Ott (~/1st), Spotlight Stage • Spec/a/ Contest. Celebration Stage 2:30 p.m. • Profmor Marvel'J /Ngic. Meadows Stage • 811/y Ciof!!, Buffalo Bend Stage • Sourdough Slim. Melody JuncttOn 3p.m. • Billy Endtson, Meadows Stage • Profrrsor lnVMt nM ABC'S of Invent· 1ng), Bijou Theatre · • Doggies of the Wild West, Puppy Plaza on Uvestock Row • Pan For Gt>ld, Kids Stage • DancM In Motion. Centennial Stage • RhythmettM. Heritage Stage • Elk Whfstie (FTut1st). Spotlight Stage 3:30 p.m. · • Profrssor Marvel's Magic, Meadows Stage • Charlie Keeling, Buffalo Bend Stage • Trinidad Steel Orum Band. Melody. Junction • All Alaskan Racing Pigs. Los Plgnltas Raceway • Unlv.rsity of Fun/Maglcology 101/Dr. Frank. Kids Stage • So. Coast WN~rs a Splnnett,. Home & Hobbles Stage 4p.m. • X~ Air Stunt Show. Grandstand Arena • Billy Eridcson, Meadows Stage • Sourdough Slim. Melody Junction • Wagon Hitch Round Up, Kids Stage • South Bay School off Music. Centenn1· .is~ • Dawn MJin•'!s School of Dane~ Her· ltage Stage • Melanie Ott (voulist), Spotlight Stage • Walttr CoMn, Pian/rt until 9 p.m .. Courtyard Stage 4:30 p.m. • Billy CToffl, Buffalo Bend Stage ' ~ • Trinidad S~I Drum Band. Melody Junction • Magic of Frank Thurston. Bijou Prom. nade · • R~I Brothers Cirrus, Green Gat1 • Grains with N~ 7lutes featuring Jan Monge/I, Home & Hobbles Stage . Sp.m. • 811/y's-Brass Band, Meadows Stage • Steve Lord, Singer/Guitarist. Buffalo ... ..,. Bend Stag!! ' • Sovrc/Ough Sllm, Melody Junction # • Magi~/ Rush with Erilck .O.lu. Ten:y Godfrey. Bij~atre .. 0ogg;~ of' the W1ld ~~ Puppy Plaza on Uvestock R •South Bay School of Musk Voc.alistr. Centennial Stage • Rhythmettes,, H~ Stage • Elk Whift/e (Flutist), Spotltght Stage • Imagination Creation Sign Ups. Youth _Building 5:30 p,m, I • 811/y Cioffi, Buffalo Bend Stage • Trinidad Steel Drum Band, Melody Junction • All Alas/can Racing Pigs. Los Pignltas Raceway • Magic of Frank ThurstOI\ Grounds • Imagination Creation (until 7 p.m.), Youth Building 6,p.m. • Hypnotist Mark Yuzuik, Grandstand Arena • Rick Mabrey, Variety Guitarist Buffalo Bend Stage • The Decades (Aaipella), Heritage Stage • Main Street Jazz Band. Melody Junc- tion •'Professor Marvel's Magic. BijCXJ Prome- nade • • Z.Jny Grainy Conttst, Kids St19e •Bal/et Foll<lorico •Sof De Mexico•, Centennial Stage. , • Alan Grttnley from Golden Truffle, Home & Hobbies Stage • ~ Cleudes (Aaprlla), Heritage Stage • Kalinin Dance Aca~y (Russian Dance), Spotlight Stage · • Lads and Lassies Fashion Show until 8 p.my Livestock Arena 6:30 p.m. • Gfmn & Barrett Juggling Team, Mead· ows Stage • Charlie KH/ing, Buffalo Bend Stage • Trinidad Steel Drum Band, Melody Junction • Magical Rush with Erikk Datu, Terry Godfrey, Bijou Theatre, · • Balloon Man Skip Banks. Arlington Theater 7p.m. • WEIRD AL YANKOVIC, Arlington Theater • Billy's Brass Band, Heritage Stage • Main Street Jau. Melody Junction • Doggies of the Wild West Puppy Plaza on Uvestock Row • R~ll Brothers Circus., Grttn Gate • University of Fun/Artology 101/Dr.Piawo. Kids Stage • Elk Whistle (Flutl.St), Spotlight Stage • Karaoke for Kidt, Youth Building 7:309.m-. • HorPI CaNforma, Salute to the Eag~ Meadows Stage • Stp~ Lore/, Buffalo Bend Stage • Tnnldad Steel Drum Band. Melody Junction • All Alaskan R_ac1ng Pigs. Los P1gnitas Raceway Bp.m. •Hypnotist Mark YUzuilc, Grandstand Arena • John l'NCf Band. Heritage Stage • RIC1c Mabrey, Buffalo Bend Stage • Magial Rush with Erikk Datu, Terry Godfrey. Bijou Theatre • Ka/min Dance Academy (Russian Dance), Spotlight Stage 8:30p.m. • Grmn & Barrett Juggling Team. Mead-ows Stage • Ste~ Lord, Buffalo Bend Stage • Balloon Man Slclp Banks. Arhngton Theater 9p.m. • WEIRD Al YANKOVJC, Arlington Theater • Port City Washboard Band, Heritage Stage • Ride Mab~ Buffalo Bend Stage • M.Jgial Rush with Enkk Dalu. Tmy Godfrey. Bijou Theatre . 9:30p.m. • Hotel ulifomla. Salute to the Eagta. Meadows Stage • Sme Lorct Buffalo Bend Stage 10p.m. • John Pffce Band, Heritage Stage -!GOOD TAS 0 lE • Helen Grace Chocolates • La Salsa ' Wed~, ;July 21, 1999 5 PRETJY .. LITTLi MAIDS Their dancing done, youngsters watch performers • from the ta: ' Habra Hart..: Academy perform at the Centenniak Stage at the Orange County . Fair. DONLEACHI DAILY I'll.OT .. . .. AND (GREAT STYLE I THAT I SERVES YOU WELL I •Champagne • Anthony' Shoe Repair • Di Marie lnterfurs • Bank of America • Mrs. Beasley's & Miss Grace • Draper's & Damon's • Blue Mambo Beauty Sl!P~IY. Lemon Cake Co. • Pasta Bravo • Kayaks Weekend Wear • Pick Up Stix • Matthew-Taylor's • Ralph's Market • Starbucks '. • California Federal Bani< • Crown Ace Hardware • Fa t Frame ._ • Images Hallmark • Mailboxes Etc. • RObert & Taylor Salon • Sav-on Drug Store "",_.._·~~UP-~ • Shell Oil • -· I . • .. . .. -. -. .. ~ONTINUED FROM 1 "'.Marshall sa1d that il' the t l al commuruly doesn't want ' ordablc housing · in it:> ' o ighborhood, the p"roposed PfOJect can collap e. That htisn't happened with • V.illage l le1ghts. • • Santa Ana Heights resident • Jehn Crean has watched the • UJ>drtmcnt community rise • from lhP du1 . He said he is not concerned with low-income •families residing in lhe area. ' •r don't ha-oe a problem ,With it." Cr;.ean sald. "Every- body's"go~ to live somewhere.• Creanv -t-who cohosts the ·popular cookmg show •Home on the Rdnge• and mdde mil- lions m the recredllonal vehi- cle industry -aid he Is not wprried ubout falling property values. He said he has lived 111 the area for 10 yf'ars dnd has .-o qudlms with affordable using. _ •t don't WC' where 11 JS any erent lhdn <:1ny other apart- i'fft@nt wmplex. # Credn said Thl• Vtllaqe • 1e1ghts apart- ~J1t rnmpl<>x <1lready has 48 lj?sldents living w1thm its ells, dnd nt>w fdmtlte~ contm- ue to movf' m. Elise Gee contributed. • _ . to this story - PROJECT CONTINUED FROM 1 !!:gal oppos1llon by residents The development would be mpdrdble to the Auto Club aevelopment next door. ln addl- Uon Segerstrom has proposed !ding d Susdn Street offramp rom the San Diego Freeway at ill; own expense Mesd Verde Community lnc. board rn<>mbc>r Tim Cromwell 9ftHI ht> exp<•cts residents will hcilvt' qU1·sl1on"> clbout the pro- jact's 1mpc1tt on trnlhc and the beight of lht' bulldmg~ but aoes- n't C'Xpec t .my oppos1hon "Tht> llldJOnty ol us might be in fqvor of 1t, • hl' !.dtcl !KEA is expected to transfer its ome furrushtng.., store from the :rustm Mdrkel Plnce to the Home ch proJett on u parcel of land ar Harbor Boulevard · and . . .. . ' TALBERT .. CONTINUED FROM 1 Melissa Howe, senior restoration specia!ist ~th BonTcrra Consult: ing. ~e furn contracting with Sun Cal to do the restorabon design work. Sun Cal will plant native wil- lows, sycamores an<i other smaller species of native plants on the urnd later this fall or winter, Howe smd. RESCUE CONTINUED FROM 1 . . An e1ght-member dive team was alerted but called off rnoment l~hen • the two · .. The developer also will be • Send AROUND TOWN items to the required to install the inigation, Dally Pilot. 330 w. Bay st., Costa Mesa monitor the growth, and maintain 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170; or the proiect for five years. Miller call (949) 642-5680, ext. 228. A complete said J ltstJng of Atouod Town may be found at The program is a spinoff of the 1 dallypilot.com. . county's ~etlands rnitigatiQn pro-j JOOAY · gram. Miller said. Since it has beeri expanded, ~ere are any number "Estate Planning Uolque of opportunities to restore!he more Strategies for the Affluent than 36,000 acres of land the co~-Investor• will be presented at ty owns, most of which is natural noon and 6 p.m. at the Center parkland. . Club, 650 Town Center Drive, The restoration of the parcel in Costa Mesa. Lunch/dinner will the nearly 200..acre Talbert Nature be served AdnusSJon is free For Reserv~. located east of the 5anta inore lnformabon, call (714) 429- Ana River between 19th Street 2801. and Adams Avenue, fits m with the county's overall plan to restore the THURSDAY I park. r· _JalbeJt also is scheduled. along with Fai?Vtm¥ Park and other open I areas near the river1 to be incorpo- 1 rated into the 1,000-acre Orange Coast River Park. "Every acre that gets devel- oped kind of completes lhe puz- zle,• Miller said. · FYI + The community outreach presentation on the Home Rancti project will be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. tonight in the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. • South Coast Drtve. No other ten- ants have been announced. The City Council approved a general amendment application in April ·and last month awarded a contract for an environmental impact report to BonTerra Con- sulting. Segerstrom will bear the cost of the $181,000 report._ If all the required approvals are granted, ll<EA hopes to begin building by next spring and open within a year after that, Segerstrom officials said. "Books & Brownies," a summer book discussion group for teens entering seventh grade or above will be presente~ from 4 to 5 p.m. in thLconference room at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. The group will discuss Philip Pullman's "The Golden Compass," a fast- paced fantasy adventure. For more information, call (949) 717- 3807. . The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Conunei'ce's Sunset After Holm Mixer will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Park New- port Clubhouse. 1 Park Newport. No charge for members, potential members $10. For more-informa- uon, call (949) 729-4400. Learn the meaning of the swirled 1 lines and symbols of a topo- graphic map dnd learn how to use a compass. A free map and compass clinic will be held at 7 p.m. at Adventure 1600's Out- door & Travel Outfitters located at 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information call (949) 650-3301. The American Cetac;ean Soclety Orange County Chapter presents its quarterly •Day of the Dol- phin• research study and needs • • fnendli wer contacted by life- guard . "We canceled the divers once it was venf1cd the two fnends were out of the water,• cud Lt. John Blauer, community relations officer for the Newport Beach F1re and Marl rte Department. •It could ' have been a mass ca ualty scene iJ something had happened to those two.• Paramedic.~ took over CPR treatment from one of the bystanders who helped bring the swimmer ashore. They began performing advanced life support . •• Daily Pilot measures on the victim and trans- ported him to Hoag Hospital. Authorities are unsure why the swuruner had problems but noted there weren't any'adverse surfing conditions during the day. Surf reports in the area were listed between 2 and 4 feet. · AROltND TOWN your help. Community members are invited to be a part of the Day of the Dolplµn research team, an ongoing project that helps local scientists assess dolphin popula- tion off th~ Orange County eoast every three tnonthS. No experi- ~nce is nec;essary and ap onertta-. tion night will be held at 7 :30 p.m. to train interested members of the .community. The dolphin sighting day will be Saturday 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Orientation will be at tbe Costa Mesa Neigh- borhood Commumty Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more infonnation or directions, call (714j y34-5177. Moth~r·s M~ket and Kitchen ln Costa Mesa M> hostmg an easy summec ente,rta1mng cooking class with Mo & Lu. The class begins at 6:30.p.m. at 225 E. l~th St. Cost is $10 per person. For more information or reservations call (800) 595-6667. 'Borders Business Networking and Referral Group will meet to discuss •How to Maintain Bal- ance m Your Life.• Meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at Borders Book Store, 1890 Newport Blvd and is free to dll. For more infor- mation call (714) 256-0353. The Jewish Community Center of Orange County is hosting a presentallon by Denise Shier, certilieti nutrillorust and founder of Right Eating Assooation. Stuer will discuss weight loss. lowenng cholesterol and gaining energy. The workshop will be at 7:30 p.m. The fee 1s $5 for members, $7 for nonmembers. The JCC<X' is at 250 E Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more info1 mation, call {114) 755-0340, ext. 271. I' SATURDAY Join state Park Ranger Michael Eaton for a tour of the swruner sky at Crystal Cove State Park Astronomy Night begmrung at 8 p.m. at the El Moro Visitor Cen- ter. Telescopes and star charts will be availal;>le. There is a $6 parking fee and it is recommend- ed you dress warmly and bnng a chair. For more information, call (949) 497-7647. -l]lree Dog Bakery) Dog Blrth· day· Party is set to take 1ts first bite of the festivities at noon. Car- icatures, games, and cake and ice cream for all dogs will be proVld- ed, along with trainers. The bak- .ery is located in the Corona del Mar Plaza, at 924 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The event is free to all dogs and owners. For more information (949) 760-3647. Upper Newport Bay Naturalists will resume their swnmer camp- fire program featunng Dr. Peter Bryant on "The Llves of Spiders and Insects.• It is recommended you bring a jacket to keep the early evening breeze at bay. The program will begin at 7:30 p.m. on Shellmaker Island. Por more information call (949) 786-8878. SUNDAY Take a hike of the back country at Crystal Cove State Park begin- ning at 9 a.m at the El Moro Vis- itor Center. There is a $6 parking fee and it lS recommended you bring a hat and sunscreen. For more information, call (949) 497- 7647. . "Birds & Kayaks," a kayak lour of the Upper Newport Bay, will be presented from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Northstar Beach, 1 White Cliff, Newport Beach. Space is limited. Reservations are $40. The trip will begin with an introductory kayak lesson. For more informa- . lion, call (949) 675-1215. An Obon celebration featuring Japanese flower arranging, a tra- ditional tea ceremony, Japanese dance and Ta.iko drum music will be presented Crom 1 to 5 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Fam- ilies with children of all ages are invited lo the free event. The cel- ebrabon commemorates the Japanese holiday of thanksgiv- ing. The event wru also feature food and cralt activities. For more • information, call (949) 717-3870 MONDAY Young adults in the community who want to make a posill.ve impact are invited to attend the Central Orange County Youth Leadership Forum from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m:Llunch is provided. Speak- ers will include state Assembly- man Scott Baugh and state Assembly Minority Leader Gloria Mata-Tuchman. •Does it matter if I vote?• is one of the topics to be discussed along With •Ethics m Leadership Decision Making• and •Young Elected Leaders m Politics.• Registrab.on 1S required as seating is limited. can Maria Alvarado at (714) 838-0545. JULY 29-::- A creative w.rttb,ig class present- ed by Dorothy White will begin at 1 :30 p.m. Thursday at the C9s-· ta Mesa Seruor Cent.er at 695 W. 19th St. Enrollment fee of $30 is required and class size is limited to 15. For more information call (714) 965-1176. JULY 31 "Italian Gardens" will be pre- sented at 9:15 a.m. at Roger's Gardens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road., Corona del Mar. Whether. you have an acre's worth of back- yard or just a balcony, learn the basics of an Italian garden. For more information, call (949) 640- 5800. AUG. 14 "Lovely Lavenders" wU1 be pre- sented by Cristin Fusano and Mark Miskiewicz at 9:15 a.m. at Roger's Gardens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. Learn how to grow, care for and select great tomatoes. For more information, call (949) 640-5800. ONGOING The Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce Networkers Business Leads luncheon takes place at 11A5 a.m. · Wednesdays at Costa Mesa Coun- try Club, 1701 Golf Course Road, Costa Mesa. For more infonnation, call (949) 574-8780. Body condltlonlng classes for mature adults are offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 ~.m. at Chain Reaction, 3928 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. Admis- sion to the first class is free and afterward will cost $10 per· class or $80 for 10 classes. Bring & tow· el and water. Light hand weights are recommended. For more information, call (949) 588-2427. The Walking Club ot Newport Beach will meet at 9 a.m. and 7 p m. at Hospital Road and Supe- rior Avenue. Lose the weight and have fun. For more fuformation, call (949) 650-1332. AppllcaUons are available for students planrung to enroll th.ts fall at OCC. Applications are m the school's Admissions and Records Office. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Fall classes begin Aug. 16. For more informa- tion, call (714} 432-5072. Jewish Famlly Service of Orange County offers a support group for adults who ar:e emotionally dis- tressed by divorce. This weekly group. led by an ex:perience9 counselor, meets. to help identify issues and find solutions to divorce-related problems Tues- ddys at 6 p.m. at JFS' satellite office at the Jewish Federation Campus. 250 E. Baker St. Suite G, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, including dates and fees, call Heather. Watson at (714} 445- 4950. RUFFL.ES UPHOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covera Morel WE'VE MoVED 1 BtOCK Nomt Sofa $10000-OFF Club Chair $5000* OFF . *With a purchase of Fabric & Labor tll 7 /28199 1898HARllORBLVD. COSTAMl!SA 548-11M " . .. ' ' ... 163 day1. _ ... _ 'Nednesdoy, July 21, 1999 • Spom Edito< Roger Corf son • 949-57 44223 LllTLE ·tEAGUE MAJ~RS DISTRICT 55 F~NALS ' • on · e e •Newport Beach breaks up n:o-hitter and shutout in last inning, but falls, 5-~. to Northwood. It will all · be decided on Thursday. RIOWlD DU~N lkfyNd ' MISSION VIEJO -Now it's time for the real championship. After spending most of Tues- day watcJl!ng Northwood (Irvine) Little League right-hander Ricky J ustus blo'1'. fastballs by them, the Newport Beach Little League All· Stars will get another opportunity to win the Distnct 55 Champi- onship . J ustus took a no-hitter into the last inning as Northwood (6-1) which !).as fought its way throug~ the loser's bracket, defeated Newport Beach, 5-2. at Curtis P.ark, site of host Rancho Mission Viejo Little League. Newport Beach will face Northwood again on ThW'Sday at 6 p.m for the championship and the right to advance in the post- season. Manager Ron Maggard's Newport Beach squad (4·1) almost became the fourth consec- utive shutout victim' of North· wood's pitching staU.. But Wes Presson broke up Justus' no-lut bid leading off t.Qe sucth i.nniiig and later scored on an error to ruin the shutout. On the 30th anruversary of the first man to walk on the moon, Newport Beach made one small step for man in reaching thi~ point, and hopes to make' one giant step for mankind on Thurs- day. Newport Beach has neve"r won the District 55 Champi· onslup. OON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT Northwood, d program with as much tradition as cmy in Orange County, put itself on the map 12 years ago when it became the first in the county to play in the Little League World Senes title game N<?rthwood won the U.S. title that year and the first of its back:_tQ·~~j Southern Califorrua champ1oristyps, coming two vic- tories shy iJ) 1988 ~ returning to Williamsport, Pa. Newport Beach Little League All-Star Grant Almquist forces out Northwood's Eric Oliver. ·Presson, however, ended Northwood's stnng of 23 straight scoreless innings, hitting a soft liner over the shortstop's head on a 3-and-2 fastball from Justus, who walked the next hitter, Nick Palchikoff, then Mitch Folks sac· rificed the runners over and the throw to first was wild. allowing Presson to score. Palchikoff scored on a passed ball. But with one out, runners at ·the comers and Newport Beach's Brian Bechecci represenb.ng the cying run, Justus c<>ciXed hlm into a game-endmg double play, 5-4·3 LITTLE LEAGUE MAJORS ALL·STARS •1t was a gutty comeback." Maggard said. •But that was a questionable out at ftr t (on Bechecci's double-play bdll). If he's safe, it's 5-3 with two batters on. But you've got to give them credit. That guy had a no-hitter until the last inning.• 1}'ler Lents, Scott Thomson and Andrew Beck are Maggard's pitching probables Thursday, while Northwood IS expected to throw fireballer Justin Bartram, who gave up one hit in five inrungs Monday in a Northwood wm. ·only Mitch (Folks) can't pitch,• Maggard said of his curveball artist, who struck out five and walked two in four innings Tuesday. uTlus is a great group of boys. There's no quittipg. • Northwood touched Folks for a run in the first mrung, when Gabe Cota ripped a 3-2 fastball against the center-field fence for an RBI double, then Justus saw a similar pitch leading off the second and hit a home run. Northwood added an unearned run in the second for a 3-0 lead. In the third inning, Bartram and Justus singled. then Nick Vil- lanueva walked to load the bases for Sean McDonald, Northwood's No. 8 hitter who blooped one over third baseman Ryan Lance's head for a two-run single With a 5·0 edge, Northwood threatened again in the fourth, but Follcs punched out the last two hitters to stop the opponent in theu tracks with two runners a bod rd. Newport Beach had the first two hitters reach safely m the third IIUling, but came up empty hand- ed, and had. two runner.; on in the fifth, but again couldn't score. Beck relieved Folks and pitched one scoreless llllling for NeWport Beach. ...., 1· 1 S T R I C T 6 2 9 • 1 0 l I T T l E L E A G U E F I N A L S NATIONALS GIVE IT A RIP Vinnie Valdez smokes one over center-fieldfencefor a three-run 1-----shot, but Seaview holds on to capture District 62 crown, 4-3. RO<.il R CARL"i<>N Dlif Nat WESTMINSTER -niey may nave losl their do-or-die collision with Area 1 champion Seav- lew Tuesday everung, 4·3, but Area 2 kingpin Costa Mesa National left a big message at Jobmon...Middle School. Without a doubt, this collection of 9-and 10-year·old All-Stars were a force to be reckoned with. :'I'm very proud of them,· said their Manclg· er, Mike Falbo. •They showed a lot of character and never let down. It was a good bunch of kids.. " . That good bunch played SeaVJew nose-to· nose through five innings of scoreless and near- textbook baseball. And after Seeview broke through with four runs in the top of the stxth, and final, inning, Costa Mesa battled back to give the Sea.view =tans cause to find out U they had any heartbeats left. \'Wile Valdez, batting No. " in the Costa M .. UneUp, drove a one-out pitch deep over . the CIGtm·fteld feaat wttb two nmnen aboard to lift the Netiooall to within one run of the .... ~ 'DWtOI McDonalct--' c.b--BulgMl-".i _..__ apmed witb • llDOlil .. flee pul .., let lt up tar V--. wboll blow KO'd S.mtn ....,.._ .. clout .. off. wUd ~ but tbal ' "Imagine i Troy Aiman cM a ·lllevision ad and said red men don't hit women. That art .,.. so ,rary posJlive va :..• Leigh Stelnbef.g, Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Famet" SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM , G • Sports Attorney. •His answer to 'Show me the money' has been 'Show me the man,' and the impact has been nothing but aces. RIOW\D DUNN th timmg being everything and his good buddy at Cal being the top pick of the 1975 NFL Draft, Leigh Steinberg's unforeseen career as arguably the most influential snorts attomey in lustory was launched on a news fiash that interrupted •The Torught Show· with Johnny Carson. Like heads of state arriving for a global summit, local television stations went live to Hartsfield International Airport' in Atlanta when Steinberg and his first client, former Golden Bears quarterback Steve Bartkowski. landed in town to reportedly sign a major deal with the What You're Worth Without Selling Your Soul• (Villard, $24.95), was released in ~eptember and Will be ayailable m paperback m October of this year .. Hustling to get four No. 1 draft picks this year signed before the NFL's preseason staru.. Stemberg insists that his clients give back to the --communities m which they were raised or contribute to their high schools or colleges As solid role models. Steinberg believes their inflyence can change · lives. "lmagme t.f lfoy · Ailcman did a ' teleVISion ad and srud real men don't bit • women,• Steinberg said. •Tuat can ~tunulate so many positive values, espectally m teenage Falcons. Star Pick honors . boys who otherwise nught not listen to . any authority figure.• Steinberg's clients #There 1 was. with sports card. bnmmmg with legal experience, and after haVing traveled m Europe for a year. then I came back and started looking at my choices of job offers. then (Bartkowski) asked me to represent him,• said. Steinberg, who negotiated a four-year, $600,000 package. the largest rookie contract in the NFL at the time. • · These days. Steinberg represents almost half of-the starting quarterbacks on a given SWlday in the autumn and barters multi·million dollar deals as successfully as anybody m the business, which has led to several Hollywood consulting projects, a best-selling book and a Web site on ESPN Sports Zone, in addition to his heavy involvement in the widely acclaimed sports bead injury symposiums. ·1 couldn't live with myself without doing everything we could to investigate the cause and prevention of concuss1ons. • said Steinberg, an agent to football's elite. mcluding ~erbacks Thay Ailcman and Steve Young, both of whom have suffered theJ.r share of noggin-jarring blows. Steinberg. a pioneer in the field of modem-day sports law, was the inspiration for the Academy ~wa.W-nominated movie •Jerry Maguire• and is cunenUy involvea in two otlier films -an Oliv~ Stone movie starring Al Pacino (as a football coach) and James Woods (as a team doctor), and the Kevin Costner ba.Seball movte For t.he Love oLtb.e ~.scheduled.to be relea.Sed later this summer. •Qur proxinuty to HollYVJood. combined with the fact that there have been a number of recenUy succe'Ssfiil sports lil.ins, have led to more and more (film coDSulting roles),• Steinberg said. ·1 JUSt love film. anyway, and plus, I'm a former film reviewer for the Daily Pilot.• Steinberg. who reviewed movies for this newspaper for SlX months an. moVing to Corona del Mar in the :1aee 1980s. lhaf9I bis practice la ,Newpor1 Beech With Jaffrey Moond. 'wbo 19preMDt1 most a1 tbe arm 'I ~pa~ lnd\dng WW ==~~ ~'llllboalt. ·~ Yalb...-,:o..,. have contributed $65 million since 1975 with the bulk of that total coming in the last 14 years. When Stemberg joined the · fray, an expanslon team m th~ •. • NFL would cost about $16.5 •. • t:-7 •• million; now days, it's ~,so .. million. ln the Bartkowski days.·: e&th ~.WJ: teatrr received $2 - million a year from teleVlSion ' •. • revenue; this year. teams will • " Ulhent SJJ million each, ;. • ?temberg srud. • •. Three years ago. Steinberg, •. • proponent of non-Astroturf • • playmg surfaces, launched the•.• Sports Head Injury Symposiun\ : wluch he co-hosted in June witlt Centinela Hospital and the West• Coast Sports MedlClDe ·- Foundation. • • The sympos1wns feature doctor.; and sports med.lane experts from around the countr)'. who release the latest findings • 01tical to the health and safety student and professional athletes. The program ldst month in • .; LoS Angeles examined a varie~ .. of lSSUes, mduding the • ramifications of multiple : • conctlSSlons, mouth pieces tha : reduce the nsk-of concussions,• • helmet technology, •• post-conC'USSlon syndrome and ...._ the ertects of a concussion on tb9; bram. •• •part of my concern, as ·~ • • someone who represents athlete5. is that they fully understand what the dangers or .. concussions are,• Stem~ saict:" "It's a difficult and murky ·:-: subject. because so little is • known about the bram functio~ Bram (research) lS the last frontier .. ~·~~~~--....._~...,....-.-~ More than a sports agent, Sternberg led a group of mv tors to suC"CeSSfully keep baseball' Giants in San • Franosco ~en· years ago after an antidpated move to ... Tampa-St. Petersburg, then w~ head of the •Save The Rams• • • team that eventually lost out to St. Louis. • • Steinberg will almQllt never · •• tum down a spee.king inVita~ an Newpott Peach. ;9. Steinberg, who grew up iil ; West LA u a !'Ufr! sandy KP"W fan. JoUis the Delly Piiot Sportit Hall of Peme. waetn~llill • bbcomlng .......... ~ al l4 ,... LUCy, •• .a NewpartlWta' ... 11111~ n., .......... dldMI~ Jm+ee t3. Miii. ...... ' COSTA MESA ,CONTINUED FROM 1 wasn't the end of it Mike McDdCU('l, Cdlled up to fill the void left by VdCdtiomng Evan Yem G<•l'm, JUSt did be>al oul a two-out grounder, to second to k~ep 1L dlive, and Austm Elliott lqllowed with d walk to put run- ners on first and second, l>ringmg up '><'COnd bdseman Corey Weikt•l. who hdd <,pdrklecl defen s1vf'ly throughout the playoffs Weikel, perhaps the smdllest plrlyer on the held. up d9dtnst the biggest (Sedview H•ht>ver ., PUBLIC NOTICES Heller, Ehrman, White & McAuhtfe, 333 Bush St., San Francisco, CA 94104, 41S-772-6000 ATTORNEY FOR judgment creditor Orange County Superior Court PLAINTIFF· Household Commercial of California Inc., DEFENDANT· 2021 Business Center Drive Investment Co .. Inc., et al. NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE LEVYING OFFICER FILE NO HCOC670773-A COURT CASE NO. 670n3 By v1nue ol a wnt "ssueo on January 6111 1 9~9 1n the abov" designated Court, upon a 1udgcmcnt enteroo 11 10 !:18 in tavo1 or 1uoge· munt cre<:htor(>/· House hol<! Q>mme1c1a ot Calltor· n1a Inc and against 1udgt1- ment oeb1or(s) J B Prope1 ties Inc stJcwtn9 a net bal· <1nce ot $14 477 435 63 actually due on said 1udgo- mo111 on lt>e ddlQ ot the rs suance ol said wrll. I have levied 11pon all 11yh1, llllt.i and 1ntt1rtl$I ot sa10 1uoge· ment oebtor(sJ in the p1op· e11y 1n 1h1; County of Or· ange State of C.1htorn1a, duscribed es tollows See anacned Oescnphon ot Real PropelJy Oescript100 ot R1>a1 P1openy Case Number HCOC670773 A Household Commercsal ot Car.torn d vs J B Proper· l•IS trw; Commonly Known Ao· dress 202 t • 204 1 and 2061 Business Center Onve Irvine. CA L119a1 Oeswmion THE LEASEHOLD ES· TATE CREATED BY THAT CERTAIN LEASE DATED JUL 'I' 30 1 IHO EX· ECUTED BY THE IRVINE COMPANY. A WEST VIR- GINIA CORPORATION, AS LESSOR. ANO RODEFFER BUSINESS CENTER, L TO A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, AS LESSEE AS AEFEAEN CED IN THE DOCUMENT ENTITLED 'GROUND LEASE (SHORT FORM · MEMORANDUM)". WHICH WAS RECOAOED AUGUST 27. 1970 IN BOOK 9387. PAGE 822 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS FOR THE TEAM AND UPON AND SUBJECT TO All OF THE PROVISIONS CON TAINEO IN SAIO DOCU- MENT, AND IN SAID LEASE. AND AS CON· TAINED IN THE MOO· IFICATION OF SAID LEASE EXECUTED BY THE IRVINE COMPANY. A MICHIGAN COAPO· RATION. AS LllSSOA AND 2021 eusmess CENTER DRIVE INVEST• MENT COMPANY. A CAL• !FORNI.A LIMITED PAPT· • Jonathan Schoenberger) lashed a line drive with two-run double written on it, only to see Seav- 1ew's second baseman snare the whtstler for the third out. 1\vo feet to either side and .. weU, that's the game of baseball. It marked the end of d great run for Costa Mesa National, a program which had won just one game, and was often mercied, m the previous lour years of this Dis- tnct 62 Tournament. Not only dJd they give a per- fonnance, mentally and physical- ly, worthy of a video for a clinic, they played with heart Starnes Arnold, hit by u Wlcked pitch to the ankle to get ·Sports . ' Costa Mesa National runner Starnes Arnold IS caught • at third base on .the end of a a double · play, which began wtthan tma.1Slsted out at· first base lit . Tuesday's District 62 tiUe game. on the basepaths for .the second time. played and r excelled through obvtous pain; and Elliott. stmck on lhe knee by a line drive 1.11 the sixth, continued to deliver from the mound. Seaview qualifies for a game on Saturday at the Section 4 Tour- nament 1.11 Santa Pe Springs. Costa Mesa ex.its, but this Area 1 championshtp squad, consisting of Valdez, McDonald, Burgess, McDaniel, Elliott, Weikel, Van Geem, Arnold, P.J. Errington, Mathew Jeranko, Tim Morley, Austm Evett and Danny Dominguez, left a mark near home plate, and it will be a long tune before someo!le erases it. ' •••• , 11111111 C. .... •:-;,. ... iDlllr ~ A...._._.,....,._ DON LEACH I DALY PlOl Newport BMda'l Blake Allred (above) tries to Hold a tag: below, 'fyler Llmce llidel In~ wt.._ a stolea bue. Jr. All-Ameiican_ physi~als scheduled •July 31 is last day for Jate registration; physicals at Lincoln Elementary. CORONA DEL MAR -New- port-Mesa Jr. All-American foot- ball will host a mandatory physi- cal checkup for all registered par. tidpants in the football and cheerleading programs and the last chance for registration is froar. 8 a.m-noon on Saturday, July 31, at the Lincoln Elementary multi· purpose room. . If you are interested in regis· tering for the football program, bring a certified copy of berth certificate and proof of res~dency ' (utility bill, dnver's license, etc.). For additional inlormation, call Jim McGee (949) 640-0500 or ~rent Ogden (949) 759-1695. I PUBLIC NOTICES I I PuBUC NOTICES I I PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUBUC NOTIC~ I PUBLIC NOTICES Flctltioua Bualnets Name Statement The 1ot1ow1ng persons 11re dotnO business as SYN&RGISTIC ENTERPRISES_ 5524 Femh1ll Circle, Apartment A, Hunhngioo Beactl. •Cell· tomla 92849 Martt Christopher Smith. 5524 Femh1ll Circle, Apart· ment A, Huntington Beach. Calrlomla 92649 This business IS con· ducted by an Individual Have you started dOlng business yet? No Maltl Christopher Smith Thia $lattment waa Med With the County CleOI OI Or11nge County on 8·25·119 1"96797"87 Dally Ptlol Jvll9 30 Juty 7, 14. 21. 1999 W48& -Tl4E PETITION re- qu .. ta tha1 LOUISE MARIE FINFROCK be appointed •• peraonel repreaentetive to edmln- iater th6 Htete of the decedent. THE PETITION rtr qu .. t' authority to edmlniater the eatate under th• Independent Admlnlatratlon of e.- tat•• Act. (Thia euthori- ty will allow the peraon-al repreHntative to take many aotiona wlt:~t obt91nlng court· cpprov- al. Before taklr.g certain very Important aotiona1 however, the peraonai repreaentatlve will be required to d-vt notice to lnterHted peraona urileaa they have w~ved notice or cort- Hnte<f to the propoaed action.I The lndepen- dent edmlniatretlon euthoritV will be granted unleH an lntereeted peraon file• an objection to the patltlon end ahowa good ceuH why the court ahould not grant th• authoritV. A HEARING on the petition will be held on Auguet 12, 1 999 et 1 :45 P.M . in De_pt. L73 located at 341 The City Drive P.O. Box 14171 Orange CA 92883. IF YOU OBJECT TO the granting of the petition, you ehoutd eppHr at the hearing end atate your objec· tlona or file written obJ-otlona with the court before the hear- ing. Your appearance may be In pe,.on or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contin- gent creditor of the deceeaed, you muat file your claim with the court end mail a copy to the per9onal repreeent• tive appoil"ted by th• oourt Within four monthe from the date of flrat l11uanc• of letter• .. provided in Hctlon t 100 of the California Probate Code. The time for filing claim• will not ellCplre before four montha from the hearing date noticed above. YOU MAY EXAM- INE the file kapt by the court. If you are • per- aon intereated In the estate, you may file with the court a formel Requeat for Special Notice of the filing of en Inventory end apprei1al of eatete eaaete or of any petition qr account aa provided in Hotlon 1 250 of the California Probate Code. A Re· quHt for Special Notice form ia available from th• court clerk. Attanwy for P.thloMr. AobwtW.~ Thomee ..... ~ 1&»E.W_...,..., 5anu Ane CA 92701 07/20, 07/2.1r 07/27 Flctftloua Buslnesa Name Statement "T'ne loM<>¥t1ng pernc)na are doing business as AEGEAN GRAPHICS, 2nsa Santa Marganta Pkwy •252, MISSIOI\ V1e)O, CA 92691 Jorge itilu Puebla, 26761 Morena Onve. MIS· alOl1 VM!JO, CA 92691 This business 11 coo· ducted by an 1ndlv1dual Hive you started domg business yet? No Jorge Alex Puebla This statement was hied with the County Cler11 ol Orange County on 7·2·99 19996798180 Dally Pilot July 7, 14, 21 28, 1999 W496 Fictltloua Buaineu Name Statement The following persons are dotnQ bUstness as New Wava Media. 11620 Warner Avenue, 1525, Fountain Valley. Cal toml8 92708 • Larry Marquez. 11620 Warner Avenue. 1525, Fountain Valley, Cal IOl'lllS 92708 This buSlness Is coo· dtlcted by· an lndrvidual Have you started dOIOO bUslneSS v-t? No Lany Marquez This siatement was hied w1tt\._ the County Cler!<. cl Orange-c'ounty on 7-6·99 19996791329 Dally PilOI Juty 7, 14, 21, 28, 1999 W499 Over91ocked With aMf? A call to Claaatnecl wlll"" . .-2 .. en Flctttloua BuaineH Fictitious Business Name Statement Name Statement The lollow1ng pe#$00$ The lollow10g persons ~ are dOtng business as are doong business as ~ WORM PALS, 2~5 E Little Touch-Ups, 88 Fair ": Wesl6)00 Dr . Anaheim Dnve_ Costa Mesa. Cehfor-,,. Cal1lom1a 92806 nia 92626 Patnaa Anne Fox. 2565 Noltah Quiroz. 327 w E Westport Dr Anaheim, Wilson SI , 138, Costa Cal1lomla 92806 Mesa. Calofornia 92627 Lydia Marie Sh1m1<us Carol MIChelftl Ovlroz, 2565 E. Westport Dr, 327 W Wilson St. 138, Anaheim, Cahlom1a 92806 Costa Mesa Calllornla Tt111 buSlneu Is con· 92827 ducted by· a general part-ThlS business Is con· nersh1p ducted by husband and Have you started dotng wile bvSIOell yet? No Have you started domg Patnaa Anne FolC bUSU\ess yet? No Thia statement was tiled Nehall Quiroz with the Coonty Clerlt ot This statement was fried Orange County on 6-7·99 v.1111 the Coutlty Clerk o1 19996795500 Otaooa Counl~·'Z.:99 Daily P"°4 Juty 7, 14 21 . ~ 1 98492 28. 1999 W500 Da.ty P1tot July 14 21, 28 Aug 4 1999 W503 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Date or Fl •no ADPl!Catt00 12·JUl·1999 To Whom It May €oncern The Name(s) or the Aoplic:ant(s) II/are· Pl.A YE~S PIZZA INCORPORATED The applicants listed abOve are applying to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to sell elcollolfc beverages at 512 W UITH ST COSTA MESA CA 92627 For Ille I01low1ng type OI license 41 ON·SALE BEER AND WINE EATING Pubhshed Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Dady Pilot JlAy 14 :21. 28, 1999 W507 Flc11tloua BualMH Name Statement The lollow1ng persons are dOtng businass es: POLKA OOTS .DESIGN, 2 Con• Trovata, lrvlM, CaMomia 92606 Jody c W1nry. 2 Col1e Trovata. ll'Vlne, Cat lomie 92608 This bu11ness 1s con· dueled by an lndiVldual Hive you started doing buslness yet? Yes, 7/1511111111" Jody C Wittry This statement was Med with lhe County Clerk ot Of•nge'County on 7·8·99 . ttee679U14 04Pt1o1 Jury 14 21._ 2-8, 4, fl>GIJ ti02- Fictitious Busineu Name Statement The IOllOwlflg persons are doing bUsiness as Little T"ouch-Ups 327 w Wilson St. 138, Costa Mesa CaMomia.9:2626 fieltah Oviroz. 327 W Wiiton St #38. Costa Mesa Cahlomia 92627 Carol Mict"oelle Ov1roz, 327 w Wilson St , f38. Costa Mesa Cal1fom1a 92627 ThlS business is coo· ducted by husband and w11e • Have you startec:I doing: bUstness yet? No • Nehall Ou1roz , TtHs statement was filed• with the County Clertt or Orange County on 7.7.99 1 "9879148a.. DaJly Pliol July 14. 21 r 28, Aug 4. 1999 W504 Flctltloua Busln•H Name Statement ·The following persons are dOtng buslneSJ as Body By Yoo, 17220 Beach Blvd., Hunting10n Beach. California 9~7 N icholas John Humphreys. 17220 Beach BNd , Huntington Bead\, • Cat.lomia ~7 This business IS coo· duded by an lndrvldual Have you started doing buSiness yet? No NICholaS J Humphrey& This statement was filed • w1lh the County Cleric ol Onlnge County on 7-12·99 -1999879"63 Dally Pilot Julv 14, 2J 28, Aug.-., 199§ Wso& STARTING. ·A NEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • •• E>ailY Pilot ' . '. Wednesday. July 21, 1999 9 [!UNQTICU I [ PU~RcmcE8 11 PUmJC ~ 11 m.-I I PUIUC NCmCa I I PUIUC NOT1Cll ) I ~~~I I I PUBUC NOTICll 11 PUU: MOYal I eble for exem1net1on In uone or file wnnen a-..y fer IL1f 1 • rnoN IOfYed on you IO Flct!tlout Butlnfft F1ct1t out Bualne11 Fletltlout BualMH Fletltlout BualneH Nam• Statement Name Stat•ment Name Stai.ment NarM &tatem.nt Tll& lollowiflV l>C™>nS Trnt lollowjng J)el'SOI'\$ The folowlng l)ertOOS The ~ peisona ore dOlng bullnilss u a1e dOing business u are dOinQ bulloe55 as are OOlng bUsln8A H Cahlornla Ma1ketlng Maxb11U$ Cooautiants j 1 G~ SYSTEMS, 20101 TeMia TelU)lq\lel, LlC, conoep1s, <118 Via Lido Canyon Island 00-.e. New· S l/f, Birt:h Slreel 1272, 2129 Villa l!n1111de Co- lllO!d 112, N WPolt Beach, Po•t Be"ct\, Cal1lo1nla Newport Beac:h, Catifomia rOtW del Mar, CA 92628 - Calltomla 92663 92660 92660 TIMll TelilllqUeS, LLC, Susan M.trgMNet dFort OeoiMO Bretfln.11 ea. Steven 8 Frates, 1863 (CA), 2129 V1$11 Entrada, 4Ui Via Udo °' 12, nvoo Island Dnve, Newpot1 Braemet Way, Newpon C°'one del Mar, CA 92620 NewpOI\ Deacll, Cel~?''lla Beact1,'Ca11totnea 9~ Beach. C.ltlomla 92660 Tlli1 buSineu Is con· 92selbu-' 1 T,,.. bu 11eu 1~ 000• This business la ccn-quded b)' Limited Llabi ty :Till6 ..,neaa ton· d°"ed by an lndNidual ducted by· an 1~ua1 ~: ducted t>y en individual Have you &tarted doing Have you 1taned doing Have you started dolrig Have you llarled dolnO business yet? Yea, Apnl b\lsinest vet? No buSlneat yel? No t>U&lness yet? No 2;J. 1999 Steven B Frates Tennis Takniques LLC Susen Fon Denise G Bresllfl Thie statement was tiled Pntll 1p Dent. Manager ' · ThlS stat.ment wai. hl&d I hl1 Jtatement was liled with the COunty Cieri( ot This st1tamen1 was i1ted wtth the Coonty Cta1k ot w111't the County Cieri< ol 01anoe County on 7·12·99 won the County Clell< of Orange County on 6· 18·99 Orange County on 8-25·99 19996798978 Orenge County on 7·2·99 1"96796787 199967g7461 Dally Plk>I Jul'! u . 21, 19996791156 Daily P1lol June 30, July Dally Pllol June 30, July 28, Aug. 4, 1999 W509 Dally Piiot July 7, 14. 21. 7, 14, 21, 1999 W479 7, 14, 21, 1999 W486 28, 1999 W'496 Fictitious Bualtieaa Flctltlo~• Bualneu Nam• Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement The , toflow1ng person; Name Statement Tile foltowll'ID persons • are d<>ong business iu. . The following peisofls ar.e doing business as. JC CHRISTI, 12 K1a1oa ere doing buS•Ofn·as < NATURE'S MARKET, ct. Newport Beach, Call· Mhce, 543 w Wilson 1 Seamlst Circle, Newport torma 92663 • 02. Costa Mosa, CA 92627 . Beach, CA 92663 Chtls Maesa. 12 Klaloa Don Oom•naue. ~ w Dawri Mane Sutton. C1 • ..iewporc ~each, Call W~50fl D2, Costa Me.-. 1 Seam1St Cuele. Nev.pofl lofnia 92663 CA 92627 • Beach. CA 92663 • This bulines• Is con· This business Is eon· This business Is con· duded by· an 1ndlvld1>11I ducted by an 1nd1Vldu8J dUC1ed by an lndlVldual Have you staned dom9 Have you started doing Have you started doing b05if'IBSS yet? No -business l(et? No business yet? No Chris Maese Don Domingue Dav.11 M. Sutton Tttli state"'8nt was hied This 1tatemen1 was t.ted Tlus statement was filed w in the County Cten. ol with the County Cieri< ot with the County Cieri( ol Otanga County on 6 2 99 Orange County on 8·25·99 Orange County on 1-12·99 199967M992 1m6797'462 19996798928 Dally Pilot June 30, July OaJly Pilot Juoe 30, July Daily Pilot July 21;., 28, 7 14, 2.1, 1999 W480 7. 1'4. 21. 1999 W482 Aug <4. 11, 1999 512 , ... r1J ....... Flctltloua Bualne•a Name Stat•ment Th• tollowing person• are dotno bustneh 11 SPEC WEAR, 213 Topaz Avenuo, Newporl Beach. Calttorrua 92632 Colleen McArdie, 213 Topaz Avenue. Newport Beach, Cahfomla 92662 Jennile1 McAtale. 213 Topaz Avenue, Newport Beach, Ca11fomta 92662 Kathleen McArdle, 213 Topaz Averut, Newport Beach, Cal1lomaa 92662 HeiOI Hermreek. 300 A Mesa Dnva, Costa Mesa, Cahtomll 92627 This buslnNI IS COO· I" dueled by· co.-partflett HaYe 'f(XJ •t.:t&d OOillg buslneM yet? NO Colleen McArdle lhll •iatement was fliecl v.M lhe County Cleltt ()( O!anga Couol~7·Hi9 • j 798067 D•lly Pilot Juty 7, f'4, 21. 28 1099 W<497 CNl1Ul22t NOTICE OF PEllfiOH TO AD119USIEK ESTATE OF: ROUND T. EVAN$ CASE NO. A191987 To tit helre, benefl· clariee, oredltora, con· tln;•nt creditors, and per1on1 who may other· wlH be lnterHted In the will or eettt•, or both!. of: ROLAND T . EVANS A PETITION hee been filed by.DOROTHY EVANS In the SuperiOf Court of Ctliforri•. County ot Or•'N..•· THE PETITION r• queats thet DOROTHY EVANS be eppointed ee peraonel representative to edmlnletet the utate of 1h• deceden1. THE PETITION re- quests the decedent'• WILL end oodicile, if any, b• admitted to probate. Th• Will and •nv codlclla ere aveil· the fil• kept by the objection• with the ..,.... !. lll:i-1 '" • a mJ>Of'llO g1gna1 por OVtllS de ta corte. oourt. • co11rt before the hMf• .._ c.tT a t 1t115 coun ...,. P\lede que 1\-iE PETITION r.. Ing, Your eppeerence llM ._, &.&# A 1 0t phone call ..... 18 ,.__A, 8 uo ~ qu•ete .uthonty to mey be 111 person or by 291-..,Y: ~ noc " VOil ycur type-....,,... -:wv-v edmlN•t•r the Htete your attorMy. ._,._..-;;-CA wn r ponae 1'1\\1$\ be itll'Mt11atamentc S• no • under the Independent IF YOU ARE A M10Z ,_ In PfOiWJF IOMl II you =-~r~ un ~·. Admirntt1tlon of Ea· CREDITOR. Of ~ conun -=0:;7"'"'/2:;0~-0'"'7'""/l~1 ,_0;;-7.-..l_,2_7_, wlinte ihe coun to heal YOUf oe reteroncla de • tetes Act. (TNt euthorl· gent crechtor of the -c . ty wilt ellow th• peraon-deceeHd1 you mult f:le Flc11tt0ut Busln.t If you do 00( 11 you1 ,.. oa wna °''°"' ~ avuaa .. el repruentauve to tlk• your cl•m . with the Nam• Stat~t aponM on llm•. you may ~f' et Clil'ectoriO I~ • meny acuont without court end m811 •copy to Tne IO!lowlf'IO pel'SO(IS ·IOI• the case. 1lild 'ICM CA E NUMBER· • obtelnln(I court 91>prov-the pereon.I repreeent• are doing but~ 11 v.ages, money and ~ (N\lmero def c .. o) .... Before tekln;-ctrtein uve ~otnted by the HCW ENVIRONMEN •nv may be ~ w!lllOut C3228S very Important ectlon• court within four TAL. 618 T14on. ~wpor\ l\M1t wal1)i(iV ltom JM 'The name and llddress however the pe,.on;! months from tn. d•t• Beecn. Cal•lorllla 92663 ~~ .. ere otNir le? ,... ol the court 15 (£1 l\clft•W9 • repreeenl~tive will be oJ flret lltUtnce of 8 re C~~~I w:::~i nu•rem&l'lll You mav W1ll'll y cltrea;IOl'I <I la 00!18 es> required to giye notice letter• • .. provided In Beacn CA 92653 P9 ..,_. h ' .i... NORTH ORANGE • • to lnterHteG person• HCtlon 9100 of the Th1$' businen IS CX>n• ~wa': lt~~·:·:r ~ COUNTY MUNICIPA~ unleu they have Callfom•• Probet• Co~e. ducted by; an indlvldual an etiomey you may can COURT, 1275 NortfJ • welved notice or oon· The time for fih!'O The 1eg15tran1 com· an anomey 11et•rral aervie» Berkeley AVfilut. P 0 Boll Hnted to the propoeed ctalm• wUI 11ot expire menced 10 tran5aCI ousl· or a legal aid othce (l"ted 5000, Fullerton. Cal:tOIThll eotlon.) The lndepen-before four month• ness under the hctotlous 1n Ille phone t>Ook) 92635-0097 dent adminletrat1on from the heering date name 01 names listed . DHpuea oa qua le The oarne, address., •M authotltv wiJI be ;rented noticed ebcive. aboVe on 7/1/99 • ant1eguen esta otaoon fu· lel!tl>hOne number of l)la I"\• '" unlees an lnteretted YOU MAY EXAM-H. cnarmter Wiiiiamson d1c1&I usted tiene un pluo 1Jlf1 attorne~ or plaint•ll person file• •n objection INE the flt• kept by the Tll1s stafdment vJas hied de 30 DIAS CALEN· without an • omey is (et " to the petition •nd court. u you are • per· w1\h the County Ctert( ol OARIOS para preaent&f' nofTll>re la dorecoon Y et • showa good uuH why ion lntereeted in the OtengeC~7·14<S9 una 1er.p,uesta itsCnta a numeco de ~tono <tel h .. Id fS 7092'41 maqutne en Uta eotta ebOga<lo de! ...,m,ndanl t ' court 1nou not Httte you mey file D P Una .......... 0 ....... •·m--" .. o d8I demanctante que no grant th• authority. with t~e court •.formal ;tay ''°',July 21 28 """a ...... - -"""ado l . A HEARING on .th• Rercest for Snec1'al A119 4, 11, 1999 W513 ielelQnica "". le 6trece1e l•8'l41 e........, ,)JI .. p1oc9<x:1on· eu r4"pue\ta Daniel T Welch, Atlome petitlon wlll be held on No oe of the fiRn; of.an SUMMONS es.crtta e·' maqu.ni 11.,,. 11 Lew 48-48 Lak.evl8W Av·· Auguet 12, 1999 It Inventory and ~rtieel (CITACION JUDICIAL) que cumpCJr con IH k>r· ~ Soila 100. YOIW .. 1:45 P.M . In Dept. l73 of estate HHt• Ot of NOTICE TO DEFEN m&l1dadea le gales U.lda Cah'omia 92686 loct~ •t 341 The Cltv any petldon or eccount DANT (AlllSo a Acusado) apiopladas s1 usted qu ere l7A1T•>E777JU·N6b2551 1..._ .. • Drive P.O. Box 14171 •• provided In MCtlOI} SUSAN JOY MITCHELL. qcauesola COft8 e5CUCl'e SU WOIU.''" ... J . BR .... ENN ....... Orang• CA 92888. 1260 of the Califotnii and DOES 110100 .... .. .... IF YOU OBJECT TO Probete Code. A R.-YOU ARE BEING SUED Si ust1M:i'no preaenta su Cleric. by Sharon HoWo ~ the ;renting of the quest for Specltl Notice BY PLAINTIFF (A Ud le 1espufista a t:empo puede erd, Deputy petition, you 1hould form ie av•lele from esta demandandol perder a1 c:aso y le pueden Publi~ Nevwpon Bead'G • eppear et the hearing the court clerk. DANIEL T WELCH qu1tar 'su salano su dinero Costa Mesa Da:ly P:lot end etate your objeo· You nave 30 CAlEN-y otras coHS de su JiAy: 21, 28, Auguil 4 11. OAR QAYS a1ter1t1is sum· prop1edad sin avlio adi· 1999 WS1 t Policy -. _ __..__ tll •tit c Byl'ax ByPbone By MaMn Person: Rart: .. und <l1·udl1111'' .ir1• •llliJr1•1 10 durngr ~i1hou1 nonce llfr publL-lwr rr-..·f\ t·· th1· right tu ft.11.,11r, rf'd8-.-.if). ren..t" 11r rt11·~·1 all\ 1·la"ifii·J a1h1·n1-1•m1•111 PlriM' n·~m Oil) rrror 1luu nus~ lw i!' Y~!1r d11 .. -1f11 J 11cJ inmwd1.1td~ Tiw 'Duil\' Pt.lot a•·t1·p1 no tiah1litv for 11m 1·rr111 111 un ad' rni-.('mtnt (or whitn u ma\ I><· re.pon:thli· 1·\1'.1 pt for tlw rn•t 11( tht ~pan· artuaU, occup1rd b' thl' t>rr11r. Cn·d11 n111 onl~ l>< ullo-.·t'J for tht' (i,....1 u1,,.roon .,. .. ,... 5ER\71CE DIROCTORY -For All Your Home and Business Nttds - .G) EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All ra11 est.le M'flflls11f IA " 1 lft1iPJef b H.,tcl It IM fl• ml fllt H"'1 .. Acl et 19" " llHNd Rldl .. ala ft illtpl 19 ••ttrtlll .... , .. t., .. u . 0•11tllll ti llmTMl .. llH MJt4I .. tact, "'"· rtl tltl, In. 11111410,' ltiliolllll llltl:s • utilUI 1tifi1, ti 11 , .... lln I• lllh Hf nett'"'"""· -~l!lllllhl" Ula 11•1•1•1t Wiii ttl l ..... ly KitJI •~f Mftrtt11 1114 .. ltt IHI tllltt ••;c• I• I '111Jli.-el 1M law 0• 11Mt11 tit .. , .. , l•ltr111t• , ... tit h1lll11t .. ,trll1t• le \1111 .. ..,, .... .,, ... "'''' .... "911 """""" mlJ Tl com· ,Jalll ti •1scrl•f11UtR, "" HUO TtlMlll II 1-1°'·424-ISM Fer lllt W111tl9f111, OC llU JltHI Ull ltUO .. 4Zf.J5 ... t HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR 10 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SALE COSTA MESA E SIOE.5halp Llgal Tl'l-ple• 2 ca• gar. WIO Ilk ups gJOS$ over S30K, $34SK10lte1 Owner/AQent 949-642·9666 E'SIDE NWPT HGHTS AREA. 2 Housa on Large LOI 80411 Upgraded S449K Ear1 & J\l<tof T . A I 949-&42-4722 . E'SIOE 3& 2Ba tam rm open 1 plan, move in cond, gn IOc $369.000 Ear1 & :JU<tf TayfOI Agenl 949-&42-4722 24 HOUSES1CONOOS FOR SA&.E LAGUNA BEACH •LAGUNA BEACH• OPEN SAT & SUN 7 Saint Raphael 38R 3 SBA. loon w & dlMns Lg mastei SUlle llJocn vleWWlg ~ 1ooms Wilt. In <*>set • lrplcl. Spial Slllrcase. 3. 1a1g1 , _ sun & Vl9Wll'lg dedls By Ownlf $749:999 ~99 5185 26 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SALE t.AGUHA NlGUEL PA t. Mlt. ~ESTA TE $I .055.000 Cusiom 38r 48a est.fie ltl ~ffld I 3 Fp S, MIMSIW 111111'1e. pool & spa""'~~·~ 9'91725-51 5 30 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE MISSION VIEJO {949) 6J l -()jQ4 (f>h,.. uwfu,lf 11iur ll&llM' .. ..i 1J, ... ,.u, .. •"'" ..;~r •• n •• n .. o11 l•l •1th •• .,,.... •1··~· ) (1H9 64'.!·.X1"'8 :uo \\r,I IJ.1\ ~trt'1·1 <;ti-iu \ft..,a <~ • 'lib!'"' \1 \.'I"'" 81111 ~ 11.i ..... 65 LOTS/LANO FOR SALE SOUTHERN COLORADO RANCH Sale 80 oAC-$5'4,900 ErtO'J sensatiOnll Sl.fl54lls over lhl Rockies & Vl9WJ ol Pika Peak on gently rolng tetr•in Y.., roood eccess, lelepllqne ' •lect~ll '°' lloraes Excellenl Call toll hee an-676-6 H11che1 Ranch (CAL 'SCAN) -Hours 'll·lq1h11111 8 :iOm11-:>·00p111 \~"'''•" I n.1., \\-ulk-111 8 :~1111111-.l·OOpm \l .• ,,i.,, I nol.o . 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH \ . FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATE> COMMUNITY BY P~HION ISLAND Beautiful tre&-fined streets and golf COUt'M views. Enjoy C8lefree living In your large 1 • 2 Of' 3 BR apartment homel •TWo-car~ • wiiiher7ayer hOOla.IJ)9 • Flr9')laoe (Wood a uas> • Air conditioning • Wet bar 111 2 and :f BR • • S1,66010 $3,100 • Sorry. no peta. Q _ =-"=' 159 HOUSESICONOOS FOR RENT CORONA DEl MAR 182 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH H.ltbor View Hlllt 3br, 2bl, den, no ll'l'lokl/pet. Poot. Avall end ol July $3500 19' LIDO ISLE 381 2Ba ~feplace Large git age, sunny jllbO. $2800/month 1 2yr lt1$8 107 Via Jucar. MMM.010I 208 OFFICES FOR RENT/LEASE Co1t1 Mui 1m1U office epece 10 rent. StartloQ et SlS0..$300 Incl ell utll Hear OCC, nice quiet foe. Lot• of p1rk1119. 71 •-5*-3616 I 400 Att«XJNCEUEHTS I SWEDISH STVOEHT, Sein-~ <*r!W\ Eur~an Souf"o AMef1cW\. Asal\. Rus- sian ·~ StudlJm ~ dWlg hi<tl scnoot B«onl8 a host T1m1ly/AISE. Call 1 ·8'00 ·SIBLING _.._else com (CAL 'SCAH) I 402LOST ' FOUND I LOST BLACK 6 WHITE F tm111 eel, 1n,we15 10 MoOMoo No col8I or tags (See Ille Id In personalt) ke'.673-6745 LOSTll REWAROtt Tabby grey goicSl'Wtlll~ ill16.etS to T ammv v~ of 1711'1 SVC M (belWeen TustilVSan•a Ana ) 94g. 759-0489 LOST (Aewerd) fljaQ. male ---=-----Deadlines Monda) ............ Frida) 5:00pm Thun.day .. Wedne da~ S:OOp~ Tue~da) ......... Monday 5:00pm Frida) ... ::.: ... Thur-.da) 5:00pm Wedne-.da) .... Tue~day 5:00pm Saturday .......... Friday 5:00pm 1448 AHTIOUESIART I . /COUECTIBLES WANTED ANTIQUES Older Stvle F\lmitu,. PIANOS i. Collectibl.t .,,......,....~ • --......... O'ic;e,.....,,. $$ CASH PAID $$ __ ........... WE BUY ESTATES ·~m...tr.. PAY llOlll S FASTEJI'" 466 MERCHANDfSE WAtfTED TOP SSSIRECORDSI Jazz, R & B, w Rock ecc 50's & ~·s MIKE 949-645-7505 WAHTEDI OLD COINS' Gold.lil\.11,Frlnli.1ri~ S1tlf lnQ ()Id W"l1Cfl8$ & l"Wfll/y WESTCOAST COCH6C2-M41 474 . WORK WAtfTED 06 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALi' GENERAL SOLDll Showcase Homea for Sale In our S.turdly RHI Es1att Supplement! EASTSIDE COTTAGE 38' 1 581 l11g1 yard, tnJH trees $359.100 Tradihonal RaA~y. 9'49· 760-0880 Nr So Coalt Plua. 4bf 2bl l\OUll, aipptOI 1750 pool. et, 2 e1r 911191, sm.eoo. 38r 3Ba, Pool HotM. Mut# 1ult• Included• '8tfNtl High ceiling fhruoutl Huge Utchen Mer/a George, Ag1n1 I • BAY FRONT BLOO 1t 18' t Ba. QIN!. clNn no pets, ~ Avefl 7115 $89SIMo 949-613-1943 Olan• 949-760-5000•354 EXTRA Lrg 28r 281 lam rm. sun room FP 2c gai, ,,.., beaclVShOps No petS yeatty Isl $1985/mo 949-859-9550 DOU HOUSE 1 BLOci( TO BEACH! Pere furn, 2br 2bl, LIDO ISLE 4Bdim·3Batll, ~aclOUS llVlng 1111. toimal dining, 2 e•te11cx sun docks llP'llllS. 2cat ga1 ' S87 s 000 8111 G1un<1y Rulfo1s. 94!Mi75-6161 cal Dotter Slloles ate& last seen ~~~m& 1454 FURNITURE I Homes of the Week ~ AJ$ Stan 11 Just $751 15 TUllday It 5PM ()pen Haus. ~ $151 ~ Thutldlj 5PM It Pays to AdvettlH in the Best i.oc.1 Real Estat9 Section CAL.L TOOA VII USA IC. RIVERA 949-57~252 . ANNE WIU:EY 949-57~249 • V.A • $0 DOWff-$0 MOVE-IN FREE COUNSELIHO FREE Lll1 ol HOMES HUO/VA REPOS 1.-00-723-6167 VETfRAN REAL ESTATf OAXNCiE"""' Hom. 3.850 SE.Yoill\ Panorll'Nc Views. 581 l"S'BI, 11r. wge lol v.11oom IOI pool Oiied comm neat VIia fa!k Agel'll 11 949"632-7573 __. ~~ I ' • "•, t • ' '• l ~ • . . :" ' ' ' d1 ~ I .-' f ~ .... ~ -...... ~~·' ptlf'IC only bkJ Gold Crown Ken 714-434·1590 ESIOE 3Br 2.s81 llmifY rm IOllTlll dlrWIQ. calhedrll C8llS 2-4tory. ~·SIC, 2c gll19', 1242.500 8cb w.-i. Redot 714·350-1738 28i 281 on lht Biiill5. new carpef ' put ltllide laln:ky, 2c gat. TOl&ly rtrrfodtled Surdfll V'"1 $t19,90Q 9ob W..,, RMJIOf 1'4.JS0.1731 •E SIDE CM• End unh tW!lhome. 3bf 3.5bl. lmmtc, MW tile fir dn. new carpet up, &late frple1 vaun, 2 ctr 1n1e 9w, built in 1993. S27t,OOO Kathleen Stoker 714-&14·1101 IN FORECLOSURE MUST SELL NOWI OPEN SAT 12-'4 29'72 J1e1randl Ave 3lir 3b1 Nga pool hOme, drvm OYtnized pool, 11\1!1 u ... Olilet family nelgllbomood $2)9,000 ~kit Gill Rf111!0< Otta 94H3MI011 Home 949-548·3360 j:.:a) 9'f. 5-51SS '' 192:m:s1 ABANDONED s.ch Cottage $391.9'7 3SR Z.BA AGENT f.Uo723.f120 REOUCEO PORTAFJHO 4Bf 3 581 f8lltlf "" ffltTXX1« "' 1rr;h1ecfS plall$ tot •~ lk toC1 can ~· IO SUI your rl#dS IMpe lot ~ OIA'S~ \'l8WS $719K Joan Butfie RE. 949-759-9314 BAYVIEW Hlliits 58r 2 581. t'IMdtitood floor$. new (»Id cati»I ti.so 113.stt G.tldln ReQJl»d ro .ooo Arne Loud•. C·2 I BH~hsld• , _ 11 ..... 785"857.--..... •NP CREST• TOWNHOME . 2 ninules to bchl 3bf 2 5bl eondO. matllle, belbef Cl/I*' 1tmodelecl End Int By Owner $291,000 ~IM31-2111 . llii aa:aa . .C*IW I• .a FlfWICe « t .... ~ .,.,°' <kMll "' 1 $419 000 &aAM. 9'9-64N850 • ~ hm.,,. Liid1 T IP-P* OI I blf llOl8e, lfJl*1 ,.,,..,.. lttd camietdll ~ w.t HfrwJiorl ~ s.185000~~ ocrAAl1ilW ~ ....... ara..wWlll .... CCMMI, "'°"' WI 10 t»eeclll Ag1. ..... -. ........... -. . .... . ' ' ,· \., "' .... / ..... ·,."'' ---... . uo Huel Or ..... S4000fmo I ~-"111 ~~::=o •THE• 1 •eo~:!:i!I SHORES A.PTS . . 1 l 2BR TOWNHOMES 2bf 2ht>I Townhouse nat Stlftll'V 11 $1095/mo Tt1-squ11e. Totaly remodeled Mor*' to Monti lease We ger.ge, wfd 181tl St & Newpotl ,,. 1 ~ COl1W!U'IY e Avu !:'1 $1'00 949-930-7SZ7 blocu lrom buch. I I ........... .112-. 1111 COITA=I New~~ ------·~-~. p<Uligious guard paled *COSTA MESA'S BEST* cOl1'llrm1y llWllll 2 COIM'llnlly JlllllOf 1 btdloom and t pool$, ovm. putting green. ~QC!!T! Ilsa 2 t>Uoom 1 3& 2 5811, lam rm. S4.800lmo beltl &tei ~ communty. teas• 8t'l)l(er 949f'J76'6516 poo1, 1ema, tesy ICC9'I lo RXRliOR VIEW HOMES lrH1r11y, beach & m1ll1 Ve<y nice r9lllOdeled ~ 2b• 71..U7.oo76 Mil family '~t:!Uenel i1CI 18' bli11tetlH Con.gt Wli11 J2900imO M ·2612. patiO, ,...., belch. Clfhldrll Qllng. fridOI. 110¥9 ~ Speclal 295 ~ dl0,12mo lllN 133 E 18111 St(No Pets) ~2421 NP lfEJGKTS 2BR 18A Ouplu, everything baDlt .new! 1 UL glL. Ilg r•d. No ,,..._ Agt M~7000l'°I IMO CANYON tlR 28A 1 C9f ......... Incl W/O, '"1g Comm pool, epa. tP' Golt eourte win! 12~. WtSTCUff tlR llA .._, Sltenor ...,..., "'9ol, lellndry ., .. flrMldln My ........ 1000d01 1202 Motel ·cosu MESA' MOTOR INN 1 ST Wit Specl.al On All Rma $134.00 T11. leallll• 2Hws front oea, D D plloOeS, trM H~SPN.()isc • Ice Cllann. pool.heated Ille GU8S1 IUld Nfbt( F W'f5: .4l>S &" ss-lfttt 1w1y from oc Faitgros. College, 111oo mafts, bcn. 1161 A member c4 Clll Holttl/Mocel ~n Hatt>ot ~d 11464~0 =·.=.U:.4\n . ••" ........... . --- .,, ............... ... . .. 10 Wodn '°°.y. July 21, l 999 1 •• TODAY'S CRoSSwoRP PUZZLE ACROSS l UMwater- 0.Jcks blCk 6 F r1gm41nt oe 10 rr:~ atttre t4 Grvmbier • 15 Strinbone 18 Unoo t7~·-· 18~1' 19 Org 20 Earnese 22French1>4rate IMOet 24 Flop DOWN 25 Card game 1 Publrshet ~ Looser Adolph -30 Futni1Uf9 etyle 2 On the house 3-4 Govern 3 Just 3S Voge position 4 CondetlM 'ST V•lley s Apple cteaaen r.a1.oa o , .... UllllldF-...~ 30 l)'l'?C poem ' 8 Scurries 28 Ms. Close 47 Valle 39 Sweet potato 7 Arab'• robe • 211 Sh.cte of blue 49 Machine pan 4~ ~-of-FameJ • 8 Small all9am 30 Ballroom danoe 52 SeNe the wine ""' 9 Harms !)1 Stgnatut'M 53 Lhasa -41 Columt>us' ahip 10 CollChed 32 ~rt of an S4 Spon9d, as a 43 P0tnte<t remarks 11 Expel athlellC shoe horse 45 BtMkfast. e g 12 Hean 33 Sho\lla 55 Emanation 4e Hide 13 •G'"" Gal>les" 36 Paving material 56 Singer Smith 4e Cont~ n.ro.ne 42 Streep Of Hawn 57 RIV« the1 tlowl •OO'HSIY9ly 21 "Vn, Henri" 43 Accumulation to the Cupta.n 60 R.N.'1 ll*=Wty 23 P .. r.snapea of woti( to do 58 Tlj Mahal 111e 51 NATO relall\'I rn.11t «Cleaned 59 C&nva 52 Goulash ~ Wiid tiotse 45 Hagla Sophia, Shelter MUonang 27 Sound and' others 62 Fotty winka r.--a~..r----r'!--~~-.:i:--~-ei-- 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS Hutaurant GRILL PERSON NEEOEO experience rtqulred 9•~683-4442 Re1111 ::.111 .. Art a Prdr -~· r J) RETIRE WEALTHY a.~ tllM u Le JJI Serv ICl'S E'• k~r le IUll .J Wa I SI Jounlill Sue t:• ~s F •Ill:) el~ We earn !'. hQu cs a month Call 1-688-860·9272 Po1111 Store R•~a~ nr pref I FT PT 3535 E Coabl H.vy I Corona \Jet Liar 9-t!l 673 :?930 SL!:A=L=E=s=F;;:O=R;;:R=oo=A=~=G=co:.!J. RETAIL SALES H1r1n9 fulVPT tor eh1ldrtn1 clolh1ng &tore M•HIOn V1e10 Miii & Fashion l1t1nd. CaH I(){ 1111en11tw or IPPIY 1n pet· son at •0•5 Newport Cent• Dt Fnhion Island SO\. COMMISSION SPLIT 15 1rs es:ab COl'll{\'i/lll IVm '16a• mo C>Ca h 714 H4·25L5 -SECURITY -OFFICERS- • w lllnng FT PT a11 6hlllS E • lus1ve o dhons pa•d ua.rvng t® pav 949 248 8S80 Protection Semce Corp 476 EMPLOYMENT OPP:TYS TEACHERS· ELEMENTARY/ HIGH SCHOOL lrvKie Blue Ribbon pnvala sct1110I ~"ells dynamic exp' d cred Eklm teitdlef and A.s~ii· 1anlS & Hi911 SChool Science ull(l l.af9JaQP. Arts Asllslanl$ Comp salaiy 'ma• class.$ Outslol>CllO!J oppottuntly Mall res1J1T1e to TVT 5200 Bonita Canyon Or IMne 92612 OI FAX 19<19)856-2400 TEACHERS NEEDED 2-KINDERGARDEH FIT Plus s.n.1111. $8/tir t somt exp. nte. 9C9-955·2672 J . . 8V CHARLES GOREN • wHh OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HINSCH USE THE RICHT ENrR\' N-:11.hcr \<ulnt'rablc. West deals four hearb. which bought the hand. NORTH 64 Q J87 " The o~ninl lead al all four tables was a low <1pade to East's ace, and all lhe defenders sh.iflcd 10 a lnlmp. Jn e3Ch case, declarer won in hand:and ruffed a sp.ltJe 10 dummy. Here their ways parted. • O AJ JO 65 .. 10 8 7 4 WEST • K 10 8 63 2 Q 1063 F.AST • AJ 9 Q 92 llle unsuccessful declarers cashed lhe ace o( diamonds, and ruftcd a dta· 1110nd, then ruffed the rerna1nin3 spade. The conlr&Ct could no lon1w be fulfilled. South ctimc lo hand wuh the :ice of clubs to draw the remain· ing lnlmps. l.hen ex.ited with a club . The defenders simply forced Soulh lo ruff wtth lhe last lnlmp jn the game. and scored lhe last two rr1cks for a one-1rick. set. o KQ984 •Q 9S 0 7 3 •.K6 SOUTH • Q75 Q l\KQS4 0 2 + AJ 32 The-bi(.ldinj: ' , w~· NORTH £AST SOUTH •. l' . p 3• . 4Q The successful declarer, Jeff Aker· of Briarcliff Manor. N.Y .. c:.:ime 10 hruid w1lh lhc ace of clubs, rufted the last spade and then ex.ited wilh a club. The defenders were helplc$S Soulh acx:ep1cd lhe force by ruffina the spade return, drew INmf)S and con· caled another club. Now South could ruff any rel\lm by lhe defense wnh the last trump, and score a long club for the fulfilltng trick. This hoe need- ed only a 3·2 break. m clubs and hearts, not too likely on lhts aucuon bul surely beuer than any other approach. Pas. Pass P Opening lead Sax of• h might seem that tha~ l'rmd 1s a simple uerc1se in dummy play, but l.he winnins hne is not aJI that appar- ent In a recent major knockout event. three out of four dee Imes went down m four hearts. No South was frozen oul of the auction by Ea!>t's precmpuve raise to three spades. All four chipped in with 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS Pan tlmt . Driver Wanted $9.22 per hour plu• mileage. Needed Mon thru Sun 2:45am to 5:45pm. Addi· tlonal work may be avail· able. Must have truck or Vin, llabillty Insurance With proof or payments, driv· ars license, aocial security card, and clean D.M.V print out. Accepting applications Mon to thru Fri from 8:00am to 4:00pm. Please bring 111 required Information. Times Orange County Attn: Pam Bec:kingham 2901 Garry Ave. Santa An•, Ca 92704 714-54!>-8548 800-933--4080 TELEMARKETERS NO prenure NO 111111 needed Pait time Good S:S and bonUMt. CaH c;.orge 949-648-1393 UPSCALE CHILDREN CLOTHING STORE L1t1le Peoplt & Me haa mmediate operwng for~ poGlbOflS c .. 949·645· 1355 Let the Claaatfled ••rvtce DINCtory help you find reliable help. ,. 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS Part time Stuffer/Inserter Wanted To Insert sections Into the los Angeles Times newapaper needed Sat 6:00am to 8:30pm. and Sun 2:00am to 6:00am. Additional work may be available. $5.00 per hour or piece work whichever is greater. Mus1 have driv- ers license or Caltfomia t.D. and 1 Social Security card. , Calls accepted 111 well as 1ppllcations Mon ttlru Fri from 8:ooam to 4:00pm. ONLY. Times Orange County Attn: Pam Becklngham 2901 Garry Ave. Santa Ana, Ca 92704 714-54!>-8548 80().933-4080 GARAGE SALE HINTS BefOf'e your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. 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No crt<llt check 714.-540·1100 Orange coait Jt1p Isuzu Merced•• 300E '93 3.21tr (800)270-91m (CAL 'SCAN) CADILLAC DEVILLE •ii 7U.54M023 qne lmmaeolate cond. 6511 2611 flll, sea m1s1, 11111 lthl', v.e FORD EXPLORER xLT 'i7 mires. au10. 4dr, chau:oal ort'f 484 MONEY NonhSt&i. (224084) $21,988 29k ml 11111 pwr more w/Qrf11 llhr lr)l , CID. Sl)rt, must TO L!NDIWANTEO Naber• Old1mobfte Cadillac (A89234; $2l,9SS • sel Sl9,900 714-271-7000 MONEY TO LENO I Having probla,rns ·g,ttin~ a loan? S"ad, gQod..or no credit, please call , -888-609-3333 toll free. 71._54o-t100 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER .a.rcury Gr. Marqula u '98 CADILUC ELDORADO 100 (714)192-6906 Ltht, ps. ASS, cass. factory Low ml. rad. lltV. SUI* clean! FORQ MUSTANG 'ii warranty! (•6756091$17998 (610660) $8.988 Pwt windows klckt cd alloys Cotta Mesa U~oln Mtrcury NABERS & spolle< (231609) S15'.996 71f-.54D-5630 (714)S40-l100 Co111 Mtaa Uncotn Mercury MEACURYSAB(£ GS '91 CA01LlAC FLEETWOOD '94 11•·54°'6530 • • Pw~ •as ..... 1 "· lo ....... ... • . cass. ,..., , "'"' lllOlt .,.oogtiam, nw. rear mo FORO WINDSTAR GL 'IS (65 18) $11,997 dnvt. (724:~:~~.988 V6. IUIO. "''· p/I, lfl'Vlm. CIS$ Costa Mesa Uncoln Mercury (714)540-9100 (SBA87128) $11.999 714-540-5630 CA LLA IL 92 Oranv;1~°t.~~ lauiu Mercury Tracer '92 POWER 39k nwies sdV l1hr SCJJeakY Black. low miles auto, NC. clean 154'1a5nrs1c,9sa H6AbA ACCO~O EX ff ssooo obo Reliable car! 690 BOATS NABERS c dr aoto. Ate, moorvool. al-949.w>-0070 949-645-0326 "'11FT~""o-u'""FFY~----'"I (714)540-9100 ~x~s ~~U~ltf:ieR MERCURY TRACER 40A '97 Hard-top likt new, asking CADIU.AC £VILLE STS 96 • (714)892.C906 = 1~rfiisJ~f1 wat· nsoo. Mt-645-7673 Low mi 290 H p Norlhs111. HONDA CtViC ox CPE '95 Costa Mesa Lincoln tolercury t 1H711FT OUFFY• GO, aloys(800457~ $23.1181 AWFM cd l'°Y' moret n•S40-S630 Surry lop, loadtdll NABER ($H519109) . $6,999 OlDSMOBILE CUTLASS 'ff Pef'ftcl condition. $13,000 1714lS4o-9lOO Ofange Coaat J119 l1uiu 23k ml. wNle. maiy pwr tea- 94M4S.7673 C.htvrolel Blaur 95 4a4 714-54M023 tures (361556) $10.988 4dr, bladt. loaded. NC, HONDA CRV-LX 188 NABERS 695 CARS/TRUCKS ~ 9=jl~;500 prtval Auto. Ne. aloya. pow91 pack (714)5•0-ilOO N ANSISUVS ...... , age (010378) S 18.995 OL:OSMOBILE CUTLASS 'tS ACURA IHTEGRA 'llO s spd. ed. alloys, Sharp (021976) $6.988. SOUTH COAST ACURA 714-979-2500 'ACURA lnttgra Gar Cpe '96 Moonrool, stereo, s spd (004306) $15.888 SOU1H COAST ACURA 714-979-2500 ACURA 2.5 T.L Stdll'I '96 Moomoot hA power. 36k flllles (016334) $21 988 SOU'tH COAST ACURA , 714-979-2500 AC0RA 3.2 T.L Sadan '96 81 tan fthl mnrl 35l mile$ (011563) • • '$22.988 SOUTH COAS'I' ACURA 714-979-2500 ACURA 3.2 T.L. Sadan '96 St""er IUll pwr, ""111. ABS (0090J4) $23.'88 SOUTli COAST ACURA 71 .. 979-2500 ACURA 3.2 T.l sedan •§7 1 owner low miles mrvt cd (005952) S24 988 SOU1H COASl ACURA 714·179-2500 ACURA 3.5 RL '96 Top ollne ~no lo Kury Has iUll (01-49911) $28. 988 SOUTH COAST ACUR.A 71 .. 979-2500 BMW 3111 Conlltrtlblt '14 Meta~te aqua exl/lan Int. auto. NC great shape. low mttes $17.650 94H31.Q662. BMW 311is ·12 2dr. i.eov body style' AJC loaded, slVf. SO do.vn assume SIO 950 pp 9-49-6734411 BMW 5281 '97 BllVblk auto h/11 moomoot (WOS563) $35.995 LEJUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)192-'906 BMW n31 '84 4dr Wfl•t• w1 patomlno. graal $tlape, r~ ten Ii:, NM lii'tS $2495 000 94~888-8399 Chevrolet uburb111 97 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 4 df M:. pw, pd. cc. l~t Duel air TV. VCR. CID, (714)892-6906 (385651) $8.988 excellent cond, $29.500 Jaguar XJS COflvertibie •92 SOUTli COAST ACURA 949·574·2670 48k ml. whrt8!lan Int, chrome 714.979.2500 htvy Altro an '96 wheels. S1K down, assume Oldsmobll• Eighty Eight '94 Green 26.500 miles, V6, $18,950 pp 949·673-<>41 I Lo ITllles. V6. lt. blue, xtna ri~~ec. rr~oo~81~ JEEP CHEROKEE ·94 cond (827199) $8.988 94g.s75•3403 6 cyl, auto, ale,• anYlm cass Nabere Oldsmobile Cadillac (RL151C95) $9,999 714-540-9100 CHEVY CA ALIER '98 Orange Coaat JMp 11un1 PONTIAC $UNF1RE S£ ·ae Auto. ale. p/_s, ~It. cc, cass 714-5494023 .Aulo. ale. pis, abs "1\flm s! <vg~~~Po:.t Jeep 1!~9 Jeep Grand Cherokee '13 pnor renlal(W7503429) $9.990 .71._54w023 4x4 Sunioot lojacJc CJO. llA Orange Coast Jeep lsiau pwr 59k ml, garaged shew· 714-5494023 Ctlevy El c.mlno 8'' 1oom cond. bllance ot wer· PORSCHE 914 '71 new paint, '*'8 chtome nms. raniy $14.900 9'9-720-1565 (4 CVL) 2nd o-. all paper CID. al pew.er, S1C9k mi. Jeep Grtnd Cherokll '97 woB, 11 la. Good cond1tont f'n()(8 54300 Vef'/ good cond• 4x• llJIO, .,, rack. 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