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Home My WebLink About1997-06-20 - Orange Coast Pilot.. r-:··. • • • ! ... ' SPORTS l"elevant Week hits the links TH N W Shareholders plan to protest water merger Serving the Newport·Mesa community since 1907 I \ ' I I> I LIFE'S A BEACH • SEE PAGES 8-10 72 ll<>urs • ! ! l i i ; ! j ' ~ SURFER CHIC i· Southern California's j surf er girl image is the i look everyone in the i nation currently wants. l l • SEE 72 HOURS INSIDE I Win Brent Barry basketball camp scholarship Would your mini- Michael Jordan love to· attend -for free -a camp this summer which features hands-on instruc- tion from NBA slam-dunk champ Brent Barry and special guests Tyus Edney and Don Mac Lean? i Erle DeRoulet. 7, channels out some sand tor bis castle at Pirate Cove ln Corona del Mar on Thursday. • Photos by Marc Martin • A couple takes jldvantage of a beauWul beach sunrise. Then have your young hoopster (boys and girls, ages 7-17) write the Daily Pilot and in 100 words or less tell us why he or she should win a spot at the week-long day camp, which takes place July 28 through Aug. 1 at New- port Harbor High. , M emorial Day comes and . goes, school lets out,· the ' first day of summer beck- verse for many of us. Stout waves, golden sunsets, a gentle breeze in the late afternoon, a cheap but good eat -the points of our compass. big so what), the Daily Pilot is devot- ing an entire issue to the beach , its subculture and the people who pledge th~ir lives to the sun, sand and surf. our first ever best-of-the-beach series. Consider: Where's the best place to build a sand castle? Or, where's the best free parking? The best beach grmds? The best view? The best place to hook a halibut? ons. And just like that, the beach is back on everyone's radar screen. Begin by unde15tanding that the ' beach is, well, the center of the uni- As we have for years and years (oh sure, we may have missed a year or two along the way but, like, The editors and reporters have gone a step further this year with Well, read on and enjoy ... Entries can be faxed ~ (646-4170), e-mailed (dpi-i lot2@earthlink.net), voice-j mailed (642-6086) or U.S. j mailed (330 W. Bay St., j Costa Mesa, 92627. The ·.! deadline is July 7. i I \ It I \ PETER BUFFA .......... 3 CLASSIFIED ........... 13 POLICE FILES ........•.• 2 PUBLIC NOTICES ....... 11 SPORTS ..•.•......... 8 \\ I \ I 11 I I: Sun, sun, sun - here Jt comest Well, OK, after morning low cloudJJ and log. SM Weather, Page 2 I I 11 II ',/JI I ' ' I I I I i i I I ; . tlllC! Surf spots -Page 4 tlllC! Beach calendar -Page 7 tfl:! Beach best bets -Page 4 tlllC! ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ,,4,,, ................................................................................................................................... . MORE THAN JUST A LIFEGUA D Balboa Bay Club staffer Carie Sicking helps visitors at beach hut MMC~ I tw.Y Pl.OT WePard Catie Sicking ....... .,. OD .. ,.,.. ......... at the a.Jboa My O•b beada .,.._ By Rachel Fischer, Daily Pilot C arie Sicking's summer job is technically that of a life- guard at the Balboa Bay Oub, but her duties are some- times a little more mundane than the daily saving of lives. 1be 17-year-old spends three of her typiCal eight working houn as an attendant at the club's Beach Hut -a anall enclOIUre wlth wooden sides and a straw roof. In the hut. Carie band.I out white towels -one per member, pleue. She also dis- pemes bandagel for minor pool· side and IWflide acddenta and loam wt body boards and water toys. 1byl and games Wt behind by dub memhln eventually find their way to tbe bMcb hut ·u you're tn the but; you cater to an the memben -Wbat8ftr they Med.. Mid Carie, wbo .. goAnv ~ bs l8COOd 1U1D1Der et the 4,000-member club. be demanding, like the club That even includes digging a member who resisted Cane's bole in the sand and planting efforts to dose the pool area on umbrellas, so club members don't schedule. But most people at the have to get themselves mussed. club are very nice -so nice that Carie, a certified lifeguard, staffers have been known to date added that some colleagues pre-club workers, which Carie said is fer watching the water to watch· OK by the management. ing over water toys. But the but . Foe her part, though. she sticks can provide a respite from the bot to soda1izing with the other life- sun. guards and club workers, most of She won't have much free whom .,. young and some of time to chW out in the ooming whom a.re male. months, though. Summer at th •The valet guys are really club 1s •crazy -espedolly on the cute,• the Fountain Valley teen holidays,• and Sicking said she confeaed. often findt benelf deluged. Ano8ler blMftt of her above· "Sametimes there'• people ~w.ge job: She spor1I a asking ua to do all our jobl at dMll tan bf ~ once. lt11 ltreaful. • Mid Cute, UadoitUDlltllly, tldl Adyltic em- wbo a11o blows up .,...,.._ mm wil .-whlll Carie ...,,. worn catnival bc:Millll lild 1f9tch· ~ • Mii• • lift tlDI fd. IMv· • c:bOdrm wMn tbe dub bokls mg behirid Mr beloved SoulberD ~and special ..-ta. Califolnia sun. A job like Mn meam deeMn9 "I've grown up at tbe bw:la." with the public-and Cede Carle Mid. "It's ~to be edmltted tbet a few P9trollil can bud.• . I • FRIDAY. JUNE 20, 1997 second front LUCKY TO B E ·ALIVE Lucky to walk away after being broad.sided. ManuelGarda retrieves some belongings from his pick-up after an early lbunday morning collJ.ston with another vehl· de at the intersec- tion of Newport Boulevard and Victoria Street MAAC MARTIN I DAllY Ptt.OT Preserving the city's roots • Buying old Victorian-style home is part of city officials' push to maintain some of Costa Mesa's historic sites. By Susan Deemer, Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -City officials are considering purchasing a Victorian-style house built in 1891 -once home to the area's railroad station master -which they plan to move from its Newport Boulevard location to Fairview Park near the miniature railroad tracks. The home, inherited by Shirley McAleer when her father, Dean Pope, died in December, would become part of a proposed historic park area at Fairview. The proposal is one of several steps the city is taking to maintam its historical her- 1tl'lge this year, including drafting an ordi- nance to help encourage homeowners to preserve some of the city's past treasures. The city's Planning Department hasn't completed drafting the historic preserva- tion ordinance yet, but officials plan to submit a proposal by the end of the sum- m~r to the Planning Commission, then the City Council. could choose to do nothing, H he said. "Then $10,000 is down the drain. I want to do nothing ... I have no desire to slap a conditional use permit on a building just because it's historical." City Councilman Joe Erickson, howev- er, believes it's important to offer incen- tives and recognition to people who own historical homes to encourage them to keep them in good shape. But be too, does not support the city mandating ren- ovations. "I think we should develop a policy to encourage homeowners to keep them (these buildings)," Erickson said. "But in no wayshould (the city) mandate or not allow them to rebuild." Petros said the ordinance would imple- ment general plan goals to preserve, enhance and find out more about what historical resources we have in the city. It would proVide incentives for property owners of historic buildings to keep the buildings instead of allow them to be demolished. On Monday, the city approved hiring an outside consultant as part of the city's 1997-98 budget to create an inventory of the city's historic buildings and properties. Man wounded in spray of bullets at 19th Street ·arcade • Costa Mesa police still investigating possible gang connection. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A hail of gunfire left a Santa Ana man with a bullet in the arm during a dis- pute outside a 19th Street arcade We dnesday night, authorities said. The man, Phomprasert Thipavong, 26, was shooting pool at Games Plus with a companion when a group of six to eight Asian men in their 20s began playing pool near them, said Cos- ta Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith. A dispute ensued, the men went to the parking lot, and two men from the larger group pulled out .25-caliber and 9-mm hand- guns and opened fire, Smith said. •They start spraying fire," Smith said, estimating that seven rounds were discharged. He said Thipavong's compan- ion, 29-year-old Edward Lwang Mu.kasa of Santa Ana, ducked behind a car to avoid being bit. The assailants fled westbound on 19th Street in a maroon Toyota 4-Runner and what was described as a black Lexus or Acura, Smith said. Mukasa rushed Thipavong to Fountain Valley Medical Center, where doctors removed a .25-cal- iber bullet from Tilipavong's ann and released him, Smith said. Police arrived on the scene about 10:42 p.m ., but they did not know a man was wounded until the hospital contacted them, police said. Police found a .25-caliber handgun across the street from the arcade, but it was not clear whether the shooters lost it or dumped it, Smith said. Police are investigating a pos- sible gang connection, but the victim denied any gang involve- ment, Smith said. "We're investigating it as an a ttempted homicide," he said. Owners of the city's various historic homes and bwlclmgs, mainly those that are more than 50 years old, might have to fotego modern additions that are not com- patible with the existing structure if the proposed draft ordinance is approved, said Kristen Petros, associate planner. "Planning staff would discourage or deny that applicabon, but there's always an appeal process u 1t is denied," Petros said. There.are at least 13 properties already listed in the city's general plan as historic resources as well as potentially dozens more they don't know about, Petros said. MARC MARTIN I D~Y Pl.OT Dean Pope lived tn the historic old station master's house of 50 yean before passing away tn December of 1996. The city of Costa Mesa ls now trying to acquire the home from Pope's daughter and relocate It to Fairvtew Park. City Councilman Gary Monahan said he doesn't support the proposed draft ordinance, nor does he support the city all'OCating money to compile an inventory of these historical structures. Among those listed as historically sig- nificant is the Estancia adobe at Adams Avenue and Mesa Verde Drive West, the station master's house descibed above, the Segerstrom house on Fairview Road and the blacksmith's shop on Fullerton Avenue. lion, the Mesa theater built in 1948 will likely meet the wrecking ball sometime later this year. City officials believe the theater is not historically significant enough to save. but it too does not consider it exceptional for its time. ) "The trend has been to demolish and rebuild with new buildings," said Gladis Retakes, a volunteer at the historical soci- ety. "We always have to think about oilr roots and preserve something for com- ing generations." Refakes said theater representatives called the historical society to otter them first grab at any relics, but there's little room to store much more than a door knob at the historical society's Anaheim Avenue headquarters, Refakes said. "After the study is done the council But despite the push toward preserva- The Costa Mesa Historical Society lists the building among 39 historic local sites, Santa Ana Heights, IRWD merger final • But some shareholders plan to protest the deal at meeting and Mesa water has filed suit to stop it. By Susan Deemer, Daily Prlot COSTA MESA -The long- awaited merger between Santa Ana Heights Water Co. and Irvine Ranch Water District is expected to take place this morning, despite a pending lawsuit filed by Mesa Consolidated Water Dis- bict, which also wants to buy the smaller water company. The meeting, scheduled for 10 a.m. at Irvine Ranch offices in Irvine, was arranged 10 days ago to formalize the acquisition. More than 50% of the smaller company's shareholders have already tendered their shares in favor of the proposed deal. But several dissenting share- holders are planning to attend the meeting to again voice their opposition to the merger, which was initiated in January following the signing of a preannexation agreement. The merger means that share- holders can expect to receive $1 , 100 for each share in the water company. Santa Ana Heights President Art Cencel advised shareholders in a June 6 letter that the Irvine Ranch offer will ultimately deliver water to customers at a lower price. He also acknowledged receipt of another offer by Mesa to pur- chase the water system on May 27, a day before Mesa filed its lawsuit requesting a preliminary and permanent injunction against the merger. Santa Ana Heights officials have declined Mesa's offer and say they are uncertain what effect the lawsuit will ultimately have on the merger at this time. The state's Local Agency For- mation Commission must still approve the merger. Commission members have yet to hold any meetings on the matter. Crummel enters not-guilty plea By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot James Lee Crummel pleaded not guilty to child molestation charges at a San Bernardino County Superior Court arraign- ment Thursday. The 53-year-old Crummel, until recently Newport Beach's most notorious sex offender, faces 14 felony counts involving three underage Big Bear boys he allegedly molested in 1.987- 88. Crummel escaped the same charges in 1995 when a judge threw out the case because of a statute-of-limitations issue, but a recent modification in the law led to his arrest at his Ima Loa Court home last month. In separate proceedings in Riverside County, Crummel also could face one count of murder with special circumstances for the death of Jamey Wilfred Trot- ter, the 13-year-old Costa Mesa boy who disappeared off Harbor Boulevard on his way to school in 1979. It was Crummel who reported finding Trotter's charred, frag- mented remains near the Ortega Highway in 1990. Crummel became the third Orange County sex criminal to CORRECTION A brief news item in Tbun- day's Daily Pilot omitted Har- vey Mudd CoUege and Stan- have his whereabouts publi- cized under Megan's Law last month when authorities posted fliers describing him as a high- risk offender with multiple con- victions who preyed on boys between the ages of 9 and 16. Deputy District Attorney Denise Trager-Dvorak, who will prosecute the Big Bear case, said Crummel's pre-trial hearing will be held in San Bernardino Superior Court on July 18 at 9:30 a .m., with a jury trial sched- uled for Aug 4. ford Unlvenity from the achoola induct.cl tn the Stra.- Poundatlon ICholanlllp pro- gram. READERS HOTLINE Mes.A. CA. 92626. Copyright No news stories. illustratiom, edito-\\ I \ I I I I i\ " l I\ I 642-6086 Record your comments about rial matte< or ~ts the Dally Pilot or news tips. herein can be reproduced with- out written pennisslon of copy- VOL 91, NO. 136 APl>RESS right owner. Our .cjdress is 330 W. 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S«ond ct. a Ttnw Mlmlr COmplny. ~ ~ Nlv9iddlig pClltage s*d It COit.a MIN. CA. ......, s. ec111n. ~and ao UMJOIMON. ~Include .. ~ ttate and k>C.11 ~ POSTMAS-~ ......... p.onwtb• m.: Send ..... dw'9'I to Vb~ General MeNger ll'Rlm>IMAH, The,.,, 'POf't ~ ~ '°"' ...... Dhclor ol Opwldofw P"9f ~ Offbr o...y "lot. P.O. b 1560, C.oU ··-C6M Ot All""*"""*' TEMPERATURES build to two feet, Shape will have to COSTAMISA Newport Beach and • three foot com=t• for slze. • Mmlloree ROlld A wallet with 1240 cash was stolen from• 71163 swell will come from but may do that car parked In the 1100 block. The window was smashed. Newport Coast the Southwest. Areas nicety over the next • .......... Roed: A purse with S40 cash was stolen from a 78158 of morning fog. 48 hours or so. Com-car parked In the 1100 blodc. The window was smashed. Balboa blne • bit of north· • Dovtl Street: A computer. f•ke tree and other~ 71163 TIDES west ground swell worth $1,915 was stoltf'I from• business In the 1 block. The Costa Mesa TOOAY with • dash of door was pried open. 84164 First low Northwest wind Corona del Mar 4:02 •.m. ·0.8 swell and then, • ...... ort C.... Drtv. A c.etlular-= worih S500 was stolen from • CM pwt(ed In the 600 blodc. wtndow WM smmhed, 7°'63 First high blend with a • Wellt co..t t"9hw.y A t>.ttety, exhaust pipes and ottw 10~7 •.m. 3.9 smidgeon of south MMFFOMCAST Second low s~ll to come up parts wwe stripped from• motorcyde partced In the 800 block. LOCATION SIZE 3:14 p.m. 1.9 with sets •round COSTA~ Wedge 2-3sw Second high waist-high in most • ~ RcNld: A stereo and other ~worth $488 was Newport 1-3 SW 9:29 p.m. 6.3 ~aces. SOuthem stolen from • CM partced in the 2700 bock. Thel9 was no sJgn Blackles 2-3sw IA1UllDAY mlsphere swell Rh/er Jetty 2·] SW First low should lnaease of fatted entry. CdM 1-3 SW 4:42 a.m. -1.1 through Saturday, • ..... c..t ,._,= c.llular phone and briek.ase Flrst high •nd northwest wind worth $225 were stottn an unlodltd v.hlde In the 900 block. 90ATING 11:11 a.m. 3.9 sw.11 will prot>.bly • .._.. vt1M: A briek.ate •nd wt1llet worth $230 were stolen ~.st morning Second low peak late Ftlday. from an unlodcid CM ~td In the 200 bto<J(, winds 8t 10 knots 3:59 p.m. 1.9 South facing toe.I • ..... ......... drMr"s --and Sodll Securtty card wUI corM from the Second high =mev .. helld-Southwest to Wist at 10:10 p_m. 6.l w.,_.. by Sun--wonh SS Wlr9...,, from"'~ "11PlfbdIn1he 2200 bkJdt. , 5 knots during the dey. In the mHn-• •••••.....:A hott ~ bJwer hNG WOt1t'1 $ 105 ww. eftwnoon. OM foot .... time, overan condl-stolen from • home.In the 200 bloCk.. ~ tclW w. Nn'MMd wtnd waves Wll ~69 t.lons should bt fair. hm ... °'*' whloW. .. ~ ,,, ~ ~ I • . Newporrr BeacblCosta Mtta Daily Pil0t Robber gets away With $99 cash from Shell service station By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A man simulating a handgun escaped with $99 in cash after robbino an Irvine Avenue gas station early Thursday morning, police said. Annando Martinez, 36, who · works at the Shell station in the 1000 block, was sweeping up out- side the cashier's booth around 4:50 a.m . when a Chevrolet El Camino with two men pulled up to one of the pumps, said New- port Beach police Sgt. John Desmond. One of the men from the car went lo the bathroom, and the other followed Martinez into the cashier's booth, Desmond said. The robber then shoved his hand into his waistband, simulat- ed a gWl and demanded at least three times that Martinez open the safe, Desmond said. Martinez opened the cash register rather than the safe, and the robber grabbed the money, Desmond said. The two men raced off north- bound on Irvine Avenue in the 1980s-model El Camino with dark blue chrome rims, Desmond said. Desmond said a weapon was not seen. The supposed gunman was described as a black male, 25 years old, 6-foot-2, with an aver- age build, short brown hair, brown eyes and a 2-inch scar on his right cheek. He was dressed in a blue, oversized, hooded sweatshirt and blue denim pants. The other suspect was described as a black male, 25 to 30 years old, 6-foot-2, with an average build and short black hair. obituary Former chamber president Robert Mccurdy passes ftWay Robert F. McCurdy, a former I al services. The Neptune Society Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Orange County will bury him of Corrunerce president known at sea. for his gruff sense of humor, died Tuesday at his Newport ~each home. He was 86. A Pasadena native, Mr. McCurdy garnered many µ11es -. during his lime in Newport: citi- zen of the year, president of Hoag . Hospital's 552 Club, president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County and president of the Orange Empire Council of the Boy Scouts. His family, who called him "Book4," will remember l}iJn for , his tnpomitable spirit, "~ch help9ci:. ~· tbJp,u9P '" eral , strQi~ iJt . recent years. He I ms~' tbc$e' }\e ~~ witp. his ' I. e.1M.A. , ... • ... S CUIU )I • Cadel' Ul ~ or . ·.qrk ,ill executive positions at the likes of the Bank of Newport and Securi- ty Pacific Bank, as the county grew into a burgeoning business center. He first got involved in local groups to boost Security Pacific's community relations. He stayed involved because he loved the people he met. He1 is survived by his wife, Winnie Mae; two daughters, Sharon Bell and Sandy Franken- berger; five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. At his request, there will be no memori- l'.r.J' Our Neuf lien-fen ''00®®00&lNJ ~Rl~GSPEu .... $2()00 Start-Up With 12 Week Plan W .5131197 No matter what vou're doing, your hometown newspaper F1TS IN ••• Daily Pilot FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 Beam me up, Mr. Mayor T hey're back. You know. ~Them." The Little Green Men. This month marks the 50th anniversary of ~The Roswell Incident.• Roswell, New Mexico, that is. June, 1947. An alien spacecraft crashes on a remote sheep ranch 85 miles northwest of Roswell. The desert Ooor is littered with debris and (gasp) six little extraterrestrials who have gone on to their greater reward. One ET is still alive (double gasp) but badly injured. A handful of witnesses hurry toward the site, but troops from Roswell Army Air Corps base arrive and shoo everybody away. The Army confiscates the spacecraft droppings, the dearly departed ETs and the one ET who is fading fast. Thus begins the most extensive government cover-up ever perpetrated upon the citizens of these United States. Since then, the U.S. gov- ernment has conducted decades or experiments in secret labora- tories across the country. And that, in a nutshell, is the legend of "The Roswell lncident." Like countless other accounts of extraterrestrial sightings, con- tacts and abductions, it is utter and absolute nonst:?nse, sus- tained and embellished by peo- ple who are the truest believers of all -those who want to believe. UFO aficionados have bathed in the ditzy aura of Roswell for years. But recently, it's become an industry unto itself -with books, articles, "photographs" \ \ - COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES peter buff a and even "long lost" film footage. With the 50th anniver- sary upon us, grab a Diet Coke, pull up a chair and enjoy the show. lf you liked those wonder- fully wacky Heaven's Gaters, Do and TI, you'll love the Roswell faithful. Seen this week's Time maga- zine? Roswell is nothing less than the cover story, complete with de rigeur doe-eyed alien and provocative headline: "The RosweU Files -What really happened out there7" This month's Popular Science? Ditto -cover story. Fans of the "X Files" have been tantalized with cryptic ref- erences to Roswell for weeks. And let us not forget Fox Net- work's endless airings of the Roswell "autopsy" film a few month's back, with a space cadaver that was just as con- vincing as the original King Kong. Last summer's smash hit "Independence Day• was virtu- ally built around the Roswell legend. According to a Tune/CNN poll, 22% of Americans believe extrateaestrials have interacted with humans. Seventeen per- cent believe that humans have been abducted by extraterrestri- als. And 13% believe that extraterrestrials have interacted with members of the govern- ment. That last one means that more than 30 million Americans actu&lly believe that beings from another planet have been in contact with government offi- cials. Hoo boy. OK, l might as well come clean. I was contacted by extraterrestrials moments before the last City Council meeting. They wanted to make a "we come in peace• speech. I told them they'd get three minutes like anyone else but they would have to put some clothes on. No clothes, no speech. A big argu- ment broke out about whether they should go with a classic, tailored look (I suggested' Evan Picone) or something more trendy. Disco retro maybe. I told them the only place on Earth that sells clothes is South Coast Plaza. Their spacecraft hovered over the fairgrounds for a moment, then zoomed off to South Coast Plaza as they put the pedal to the plutonium. Silly story. But mark my words. With- in a month, some UFO newslet- ter will cany an item about a mayor in California who was contacted by extraterrestrials. As we've discussed on these very pages, people are gaga over the "visitors !Tom outer space" thing. Secondly, people love -crave is a better word - government conspiracy stories. U you doutu it, call Oliver Stone's accountant. Paranoia made Freud famous an~ Stone wealthy. By the end of Stone's "JFK," one has to wonder if there was anyone on the planet in 1963 who wasn't involved in the Kennedy assassination or in the massive government ~cover-up" ever since. Conspiracy theories sell, no matter how loopy. Add a dollop of space aliens to the mix and it's an unbeatable combination. What really happened at Roswell? Actually, the truth is just as entertaining as the fic- tion, but it'll have to wait for another time. So, look to the skies. They're here. They're all around us, with more on their way every day. Maybe they come in peace, maybe not. 1 do have two ques- tions, though. Why does every intelligent creature in the uni- verse except us look like a '60's black velvet pamting? And why don't they get dressed, for heav- en's sake? l gotta go. • PETER BUFFA is mayor of Costa Mesa. His column appears on Friday. E- mail him at Ptr84@AOL.com. • ~ ~ ' " :: I • • • ~ ' \ :· r ,• I ~ ' . ' ~ '• '· :: • • .. '• ..:.· l ... . '. ' \ " '• ~ ' •' I i , FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 You,ll never get board sulfing these local spots Newport Beach is known for lots of things: wealth, frozen bananas, a beautiful harbor with beautiful boats, wealth, the Balboa Island feny, the former home of John Wayne and, of course, wealth. But me, I'll always remember Newport as the spot for some of the juioest waves on the California coast. From the crowded peaks at the Santa Ana River, to the pound.mg monsters of the Wedge to the tranquil reef waves of Crystal Cove, Newport Beach can be 1 both d surfers dream and nightmare all rolled into one. I expenenced one small nightmare there one day wtule surfmg at the nver Jetty. I was paddling toward the surf , wtuch was firi.ng that day, when a wave broke nght m front of me I pushed my board under the water dnd tned to dive deep enough to avoid th<> unpdct Suddenly, I Wds sm<l<'kE'cJ down onto d sandb<lr t dCE' J 11st. Remembt>r those commercials where the guy suggests putting d pinch of chewmq tohdcco between your cheek cmd g um? Well, I hdd two gdllons of sand tony dodero be tween my cheek dnd gums and my nose and fore- he<ld looked IJke 1 had scrubbed them with a grinder. But I digress Surf mg Newport can really be pretty cool for everyon<' from the veteran waterman to the wet-betund-the·edrs gremnue. Here's a last of some of the best spots, going south from the I lunllngton Bedch border. Santa Ana River Jetties One of the more popuJdI places to surf in town, the Je tties sit di the far west border of town at the mouth of the Sctntct Ana River The wave here breaks on dny sw ell <lnd r an provide some of the best surf around as fdr dS shdpe and power. 56th Street to 44th Street Also bredktng on most any swell, the waves here ctrc punchy, hollow dnd powertuJ and usually draw a pretty big rrowd Sometimes known as "Kodak Reef," the 56th StreN Jetty dfld those just south have become showcases ror some of the hottest surfing talent in' the area wtth sur1 rndgdzme photographers zeroing in on the little npperc., Wlth huge 300mrn lenses. 44th Street to 40th Street Dubbed the UBoogie Jetty,· this spot is reserved for body boarders dunng the summer months. It breaks s1nuJar to those Jetues to the north and usually pro- vides d very colorful coUecbon of body boards. ,. Blackie's Named for the• bdf m front of 1t, Blackie's sits direct- ly to the north of the Newport Pier. It is best in the winter months and breaks solid on a west swell. It can lw fun on d summer south swell, but not very often. A great spot for lonyboard surfers. Newport Point Just south of the Newport Pier, the "point" is straight out from 18th Street. It's a summer wave, very hollow, very fast dOd breaks the best on a strong south swell . lntNesting note: The wave breaks so well because JUSI offshore 1s a deep underwater canyon where the Newport/Inglewood Fault comes to an end. The Wedge lf there 1s a better spot for body surfing in Califor- rua, I've never heard of it. The Wedge is famous for waves thdt can luke as monstrous as 20 feet on a big hum cane swell It's dangerous even when the waves arc small and 1t probably has been photographed as much as any wave LO the world. It's also the battleground between body and board surfers over who can use The Wedge and who can't. Currently onJy body surfers are allowed in the water from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. from May 1 to Oct. 31. Finger Jetty llus 1s JUSl inside the mouth of Newport Harbor. It breaks onJy dunng wmter storms, but, it is illegal to surf there and people who do face certain citations from the Harbor Patrol Big Corona Located just to the north of Corona del Mar State Beach, it's a pretty good wave that breaks just off the harbor jetties. Crystal Cove State Park Probably the least surfed of the breaks in Newport, but crowded in the early morning. There are several reef breaks within the park including one called Spi- ders, Pelican Point, Reef Poiht, Sammy's and Scotch- man's Cove. Not real epic spots but they can get fun on a big swell. • TONY D<>OERO 1s the asStStant managing editor. A ,,.,,,,,W'I gukM to surfing lingo • ...a -Description of good waves. AJso. pump- 1~ ~ng off, epic. awesome Of any other c.tchy edjeCtlW that'll Impress friends. • SPONGES -Body boards. Also, known as boogie boerds and speed bumps. • HOU.OW -When a wave breaks from top to bot- tom creating a hollow, cyllndric.11 effect. Also, tube, barrel and green room. • NAK -Wave that forms In 1 wedge shape. Uke the peak of a house. •"*ff~ -When waves curl around a co.stat polnt. • llAOt •aM -Waves thlt brute all llt once,. c.ommon to fl.t. sendy buches. Aho, shore pound and lhot9 ltop. ...... -WrJe thlt brHks to right of surlw. · •WT-Vice vefta of right~. , .•• •••-Young Ufen, mefnly ~.,.,. • A190. grC>fl'WMtS and ~•• .... -Ov9'grvwn gf9mmlei. ~.,.,,. who cmi"t surf. Allo. hidldl. ~ c.-.... flourt. , ... •~-A eood IOoldf'I pt. .. By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot B alboa Ferry captain Scott Woods has come back almost every sum- mer for the last 10 years to man the boat that floats locals and tourists to and from Balboa Island. Woods, 31, steers bis vessel across the small portion of water that separates the two sections of land, setting a block at the end of the ferry so the first of three cars on the boat don't get too close to the edge. "I think working outside is something everybody should try to do,• he said. "As far as having a day job, it's pretty damn good." The Balboa Peninsula resident has been playing in a surf-punk band, Just Plain Big, for the last five years, after grad- uating from Stanford University and then completing graduate school in Boston, at Fletcher School at Tufts University. The international trade major, who is fluent in Spanish, French and Portuguese, plans to work in the imporVexport field. "I'm kind of having fun with (the band), but it is time to move on," he said. The experienced captain said he has seen a lot of changes occur while working on the water and misses the tourists who once vacationed in the area every year. "ln respect to the peninsula, it seems to me there is a lot less weekly rentals and more owners," Woods said. But despite the subtle changes, Woods always comes back to interact_ with the people. "I've really enjoyed working here," he said. "Even if it rains, it is still worth it." JANAE DIMICK I DAILY PILOT Scott Woods {far right) bas been piloting the Balboa Ferry for 1 O years ... captain L--------------------------------------------------------------------------------J BEST PLACE FOR ... PARKING Finding free parking that's not too far from the beach is about as rare as stumbling across a topless sunbather. It happens, but you have to look real carefully. Newport Beach Police Sgt. John Desmond suggests arriving early and parking at Newport Beach City Hall (weekends only), then walking from there. There are also free parking spaces on some of the nwnbered side streets, but those are usually taken by area resi- dents. ln Corona del Mar all the streets are open parking, there are no meters. The flower streets are a good bet and, if you get there ear- ly enough, so is Ocean Boulevard. Free parking can usually be found along Seashore Drive in West Newport on weekdays. The spots pretty much vanish on week- ends, however. There are a few spots near the Frog House and there's an abundance of parking further east up against the bluffs between ruverside and Tustin avenues. -By Susan Deemer BEST PLACE FOR ... SAND CASTLES Rumor has it the best area in Newport Beach to build a sandcas- tle is Corona del Mar State Beach. Lt. John Blauer, public informa- tion officer for the Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department, said the state beach was the prime loca- --1 tion for local sandcastle contests "The Corona del Mar State Beach tends to be a great area for contests,• said Blauer, adding that the best time to make sandcastles is during the fall , when the beach is not as busy. Intern Architect Barry Kyler has been involved in the annual Seafest Sandcastle Contest with his Newport Beach employer, 30th Street Architects Inc., for the last seven years. "You need to always keep the sand moist," Kyler said. "It's not real fine sand (at the state beach), but a real fine sand does help. An overcast day is a lot better because the sand does not crumble as fast.• So if it is good enough for the sandcastle contests, 1t 1s good enough for the amateur sand sculptor. Just grab a pail and shov- el, and let the creative Juices flow. -By Marissa Espino BEST PLACE FOR ... TANNING Where is the best tanning on the beach? It depends on the company you want to keep. According to most seasoned observers, the hard, young bodies generally cluster on the sands between 32nd Street and 56th Street, where the housing is alford· able to· twentysomethings and the parking is relatively easy to find. The paunch appears where the expensive property pops up, on the east side of the Balboa Pier. U you like the smell of fish, sunbath near the Dory fishing fleet near the Newport Pier. The vast majority of sun-disci- ples don't bring art or science to the task, driven more by whims than qllc ulat ed eve n -t an strategies, turning over when It feels about right, sla th ering themselves with more unscreen when th mood 1trik . M a n y tndulg in gobs of Coppertone and Ban de Soleil, however, others take fierce pride in obscure and unsung potions. Beach goer Bob Shelton, 58, who is very brown, keeps self-mixed pints of lanolin, peanut oil, olive oil and rose water stored in his refrigerator and wears the concoc- tion every time he goes out. He says he got the formula from an Edgar Cayce book, and swears it has saved him from cancer. uu you don't use this remedy, I sug- gest you don't even go out in the sun,• he says gravely. You will hear the C-word spoken more often on the east side of the Bal- boa Pier. Those who make their living on the beach are acutely conscious of lit. Despite the scorching heat of a recent June day, 24-year-old lile- guard John Moore was bundled protectively in a jacket as he perched on his tower. "Tanning is Just a bad, bad thing, unless you're into looking like a shriveled-up old sausage at the age of 30, • he says, adding be has seen a lot of bad skin cases in his nine years on the job. "They lay out for hours and bake themselves and then they stand up and their skin sags, bec:ause it's lost its elasticity. And the next year they come back with Band Aids where they've had their sarcoma burned off. "I'm not the person to talk to about tanning." -By Chrt.stoph!!lr Gottard BEST PLACE FOR ... MAKING OUT Romantics have a bevy of cho c· es when they're looking for a beadwde place to cuddle. But th challenge com from finding one that'• prtvate enough to be inti· mate and public enough to have a view. For a semi-private spot, you can stake claim to the cozy cave under Pirates Cove, where waves can lap at the shore just yards from your feet. And U you're actually interest- ed in the scenery, you can see the twmkling lights of the harbor. Don't wear your best Donna Karan suit. of course -it's a bit sandy. If you're more adventurous, you can hike just a few yards down the cWf below Corona del Mar's Look- out Point on Ocean Boulevard. The point itself attracts plenty of scenery-watchers, but if you go about halfway down the nearby stairs, duck under the rall.ing and walk the worn path a few fee t, you've got a spot with the same great view that's a lltUe more pri- vate and nature-oriented. You can sit right on the ground (a blanket would be good -it's a little rocky) and still see the harbor, China Cove, the beach below and the wesVeast jetty stretching out ln front of you. Bushes wtlb white star-shaped flowers and dozens of other plants surround you, e.nd waves crash below you. Plus there 's free perking along Ocean Boulevard U you can get ll. -By JemiUv AlmltroDf .. .. .. .. • Newpon Beach/Costa Me a Daily Pilot BEST PLACE TO ... CHOW DOWN Few can argue that the best beach food m Newport is a deh- do~ frozen Balboa bar. The large vanilla ice cream block covered in gobs of dark chocolate is perfect for the beach. Stick snacks make for espeaal- ly good eating after hours of building sand castles, or if your hands are still greased after smearing tanning 011 all over your body -or someone else's. . Among the many assorted top- pings for these gargantuan ice cream bergs are crushed nuts, chocolate sprinkles, rainbow sprinkles and peanut butter mix. At Balboa Beach Treats m the Fun Zone, Billy Melendez says he sells hundreds of the frozen chocolate slabs every day at $1.75 apiece But you rrught want to turn the comer to Main Street and buy one at Balboa Bakery and Donuts for $1.50. It's not cWhcult to figure out I what people want to eat when they're at the beach The restau- rant signs tell 1t all: pizza, ham- burgers. hot dogs. ice cream and bumtos. But where do you go for the good stuff? Well that's a matter of taste One Newport Beach Life- guard said a few of the best places to eat Me Antonucci's for pizza rolls; Tia Rosa's lor bumtos; dnd TK's Burgers for, you guessed 1t, burgers -including turkey burgers and the meatless vanety. Beachgoers dlso suggested Gina's Pizza m Corona Del Mar or next to the ferry in the fun zone Several also pointed out BJ's Chicago Pizza. \ U you are a vegetanan, or almost a vegetarian, Ruby's on the Balboa Pier offers a number of meals without meat, including a pretty decent veggie burger. A couple of Rollerbladers sug- gested Alfi's Cale for burgers and Perry's Pizza for a slice. -By Susan Deemer BEST PLACE TO ... BARBECUE According to Newport Beach Weguards, and they ought to know, the best place to barbecue is at Big Corona. Besides having 32 fire rings, the area is sheltered from the wind and overlooks the harbor entrance. "You can watch the yachts going in and out of the harbor and the sunset is really nice out there,• said Jim Tu.mer, marine safety lieutenant. Firewood is sold al a nearby snack bar and there are restrooms, showers and plenty of parking for $6. Don't fQrget to bring your own grill. City officials warn visitors not to bury their hot coals. The sand keeps the coals hot sometimes au night -and beachgoers can burn their feet the following day. Additionally, tf you want to be sure you get one of the city's 75 fire nngs at Corona del Mar State Beach or either side of the Balboa Pter, amve before 10 a.m. Week· ends are obviously the busiest tune -By Susan Deemer BEST PLACE FOR ... METAL DETECTORS The best places to operate your 1 metal oetector are the heavily populated areas on either side of I the Newport or Balboa piers, and along the nearly two-mile stretch between the piers. Best hunting time is just before sunset, when the big crowds have dispersed a nd left behind the booty -coins and jewelry and watches. You won't have to weave between the bodies, endwing the snickers of beach- goers who do not think your hob- by hip. There are only four or five reg- ular treasure-seekers on the New- port shores, many of them retired. One is a mysterious man in his 70s with rotten teeth, a heavy East Coast accent, and a penchant for cryptic utterances, llke "Nothing means anything anymore." He says he has been operating tus metal detector for 22 years and ft.nds somethl.Ilg valuable -a watch or a 14-karat gold nng - every sue months or so On most days, he finds small coins. "When you get old, you need exercise." he says -By Christopher Goffard BEST PLACE FOR ... CAMPING The best camping, you say? That would be Newport Dunes When it comes to camp- ing in Newport Beach, there are not too many (legal) choices. Newport Dunes, tucked between Jam- boree Road, Back Bay Drive and Pacific Coast Highway, offers RVs beac h fron t campsites for $59 per night on weekdays and $69 per night on weekends. The 4000 block, near the comer of Bay Drive and 15th Street within the camp- grounds, offers grass and trees dosest to the sites and then sand and waler just beyond. In addition, kids on the play- ground equipment are within view, but the crowds near the entrance of the beach area are nearly out of ea.rshot. But primitive campers, get out of town or find a deserted piece of land to pitch a tent. Tent campers at the Dunes will find themselves paying much less -$27 on weeknights and $33 on weekends -but instead of the sound of water lulling them to sleep at night, it will more likely be the sound of cars rushing past on the highway. -By Michelle Terwilleger BEST PLACE FOR ... THE VIEW Sure, things look pretty good from almost any seaside spot in Newport Beach. But from Corona del Mar's Lookout Point, you can see just about everything. "I always make tha t a stop on any tour of the city. no matter what," said Rosalind Williams, president of the Newport Beach Conference & V1s1tors Bureau. Williams has gwded many a meeting planner and ESPN film crew to Newport's best spots Lookout Pot..nt sits on the cliff tops of Corona de! Mar, JUSl before Ocean Boulevard's end. It overlooks Newport Harbor, the harbor Jetties and Corona del Mar beaches. The view stretches south to Crystal Cove State Park and north to Huntmgton Beach The spot affords a look at all of Newport with the faint outline of the moun· tains in the distance. Lookout Point also offers benches and telescopes under flowered trees, plus free Ocean Boulevard parking -malung 1t d perfect lunchbreak picnic spot -By Jennifer Armstrong FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 BEST PLACE FOR ... CORN DOGS The best com dogs on the beach are at Hot Dog On A Stick near the Newport Pter. Dipped m a secret 11-mgredlent formula. they still sell for only $1 50, and you can see them made in three or four mmutes whtle you wait. The eatery dt 106 McFadden Pldce has been a favorite of skaters, surfers and pier-goers since 1t opened in the early 1970s. Though 1t bears the name of the chcUJ1 that boasts 100 nationwide locdt1ons, it's independently owned and operated by Mike V1pakuJ, 45, who says he's figbt- mg to keep the prices low. -By Christopher Gotta.rd Via Lido Drugs Has one of the Largest selections of ... New arrival ._just in ! Foolish Ghoulish Collection Featuring Clo'" in the da rk o u tfit s! Al o featuring ~1uffy ~t a nda nl:, ... • Mi Muffy TraYel Trunk • Hocu Po u · Outfits •The R tired ~·Mi s ~1uffy .\t 'Th e Br ach . ., . • Iloppy Lulu .. Purrlic ,\11d ()at ~i e • And All The Co111plr tr Ac 'e~so ri rs ! 723-5858 Offi W +ia••"'-maikr! OhUVEllY AVAll.ABl.l:: STORF. HOURS: MON-SAT 9AM srM. l'N 10AM·6I'M \RX Hl) 3445 V1A U DO, N 8. Nl:XT 1'0 r A\'tt IO~"I • FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 White like me M y ndme 1s Rd chel, and I cannot get a tan. They say that getting 1t out in the open helps to hedl the shame 1m.1dc, so herP's my story. All my hfe I've wn•stled with my inner !>um - m<·r demons, the ones thdt say I'm n o good bec·ause I cannot shp on som e baby oil dnd rom e away two hours Idler looking hkP thP Hum du Sole1/ woman Even the rc~c;1d t•nt Engl1'>h- womdn an our off IC'C' '>hP of the culture known for 1l!> fd1r-'>ktn bedut1e'> outtdns mr> by d mile People rou- ttn<'ly thank thdt I dm wedr- 1nq white !>tock1n~s bPfore th<>y rP<lhZC lhdl lh1<, I'> cJClU- rtlly thl' color of my hdrt' lc•gs In h1qh .,, hool, I Wd'> add1ctNI to '><•11-Lunnmq lotion'> cJnd SdlurclcJy c1ftn· noon '>U nhnthtnCJ cJll to no end Whrtlf'vN c-olor I <Jdmed would cl1!'t••PP<'ur 1tftN ht11f cJ ddy. But I c-0111<1 not uc·c·l'pt who I r<•cilly W<IS I Wd'> tn dPn1nl cJncl I wt1s cll'spndll'. 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When a male friend gets golden simply by working on his ca r without d shirt on, I lhmk, "Good for him!" In the department stores, I walk right by d1spldys for Estee Lduder's "After Sun Rehydrator For Body with A loe" and Chanel 's "Bron- Zdge> A utomallque PcrfC'rt Color Self· Tanning Lotion " cJnd no longer feel lhdt old yedrnmg. But summl>r's com - ing, and I know the ddnger. The urge has never redlly gone dway. I could sltp bdck into my old habits dnd hit the self-tanning hottlt> at dny lime Uut I'm Ldktng 1t one dc;1y dt d time -dnd for the moment, I'm OK I'm light ctncl I'm proud. • RACHEL FISCHER 1~ a staff writer with the Daily Pilot's sister paper, the Westside Weekly. 1•<..1W UJ'iO,) 11111) ""'·~ J.!~llf/ '"' P'lll JOCfJr!fl L~li7. iS3:>1Hd Mno )1:)3H:> 3NIH:>\fW 9NIM3S AN\f An a noA 3MO:l38 tpDI Aqoq :~Q::l ~31'9'30 03Zl~0Hln'lf SllJIOllJIS Jil SJl.NIH~VW D.NL\\JIS ~sociated Pl "OCLDOLLE ~Ni;E 1~~ARMACY I.I FAS HIONED FRIENDLY SERVICE." 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The sail, itself, can be difficult or boring depending on the wind. Many boaters use a power motor to get there, but if one opts to throw caution to lhe wind, it might be best to sail up to Long Beach or San Pedro and then down to Catalina from there. The island provides a variety ot places to stay where one can enJOY busy tourist attractions or qwel snorkeling spots. Avalon, of course, u. the place to be. There Me restaurants, hotels, golf, shop- ping, movies and all the amenities one needs. For d less busy scene, check out the Isthmus, or Twm Harbors. The place of Natalie Wood's dedth offers a restaurant, bar and grocery store, but is definitely low-key compared with Avalon. And, finally for quiet snorkel- ing, cons1der Cherry Cove. This idyllic cove can get a bit noiser whe>n Doy Scout Camp is in sea- son, but for a ruce place to get dWciY from the> crowds, the cove is th(' spot. -By Michelle TerwiJleger BEST PLACE FOR ... FISHING Ca5 ting for best bites Sdnd bclSS, barracuda, yellow- lcul and boruto congregate in the '>ummertune in d wide band well off the codst from the Newport P1N on west to the Huntington Fldt'> dnd the Horseshoe area. Both commercidl boats and pri- vcJlP dnglers can make their way into this area, which measures roughly 5 squc:lre miles. · Noms Tapp, manager for Dav- (•y's Locker on Balboa Island, rec· ommends usmg strips of sqwd, hve dnchovy dnd sardines and DEBT C Cl r J '.1 ( .l L ID Al I() f'.J I~!-:.. r ,J f"'., R U PT CY S 1 llO STARTS 24 HOUR Info Tape 957-2533 ..loeep h A We tt.r Stet• ••r Certified Spe clellet plastic lures. The water temperature and other factors make the Hunting- ton Flats an ideal place for bass to spawn. Of course, you don't need a boat to catch a fish Try the Jetties on either side of the harbor entrance or the Balboa and New- port piers. -By Michelle Terwllleger BEST PLACE FOR ... 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Some people would rather take a dip in the salty ocean rather than face hlthy pubhc facilities. Others choose to take lunch di d nedrby restaurant so they cdn use its restroom. But for those who JUSt cdn't wait and want to play by the rules, find.mg the cleanest beach restroom is a dauntmg task For one of the cleanest and newest restrooms, try the one di Orange Street and Codst High- way. It's in a residentldl area, so 1t tends to have less traffic than oth- er restrooms. The 15th Street restroom 1s also pretty clean. It's the one that's partially buned in the sand. Stay away from th e Buck Gully restroom -dpparently, it's seen better days. But David Niederhaus, the city's general services director, is optimistic about the state of beach restrooms m Newport. He recent- ly hired three new employees who later Uu.s month will begin maruung restrooms at Newport and Balboa piers, the city's busiest beach facilities. Last year, the restrooms were deaned twice a day, but this year I employees will clean some of the busiest restrooms every hour, he said "People come to the beach, and they think they are outdoors, so the rules of courtesy don't 1 apply,• Niederhaus said. He said to always remember the golden rule: Leav~ the facili- ties as you found them. -By Susan Deemer cono-Plush Stain Proof • Hard Wearing $ 87 SO. YD. 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Call 721 ·B288 JULY4 INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION The 24th annual Independence Day celebration at Mariner's Park will include a parade, live entertainment. games and a barbecue. For more information, call ~3151 . JULY 11-27 ORANGE COUNTY FAIR Featuring top name entertainment, livestock, carnival ndes, rodeo, foods, arts, crafts and special exhibits. HWe're Goin' Tropical· 1s this years theme Call 708-FAIR JULY 12 BASTILLE DAY RUN The 131h annual Bastille Day SK/SK will begin at The Sutton Place Hotel in New- port Beach. Call 476-2001 JULY 15 WINE TASTING DINNER The Five Crowns Restaurant Wine last· ing Dinner will feature the best wines of Santa Barbara matched with incredible food prepared by the restaurant's chef. Call 760-0331 NowFonning Kids/ Adults ltA/222-6671 for info WDER No ma tter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper FITS IN ••• Inily Pilot the beach calendar JULY 16-AUGUST 20 CONCERT SERIES The Summer 1997 Concert Series, fea· turing such musical acts as Bill Vera & the Beaters, Starship, The Barry Rillera Band, K.C. and The Sunshine Band and Poncho Sanchez, will take place from 6· 8 p.m. on Wednesday evenings at Fash ion Island in Newport Beach Call 721 2000. JULY 26 LITTLE MERMAID The Riverboard Players and Newport Harbor Nau1ical Museum will present the opening performance of "Little Mer- maid" on board the decks of The Pride of Newport. The Newport Harbor Nauti· cal Museum is located at 151 E. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach Call 851 -6448. JUbY 27 SAILBOAT RACE •Flight of the Lasers,• a SO-year tradi tion, features a one-person sailboat race around a five mile course in Newport Harbor. Call 673·1070 SEPTEMBER 14 SEPTEMBER 15-17 SEAFEST An exciting line up of events will take place, including the annual Newport Seafest Sand Sculpture Contest. Taste of Newport, boat races, kite festival and more. Call 729-4400. SEPTEMBER 19-21 TASTE Of NEWPORT BEACH Sample foods from the finest restau· rants in town at the Taste of Newport Beach, which will take place at Fashion Island in Newport Beach Hours are Fri- day, 5· 11 p.m., Saturday, 3-11 p.m .. Sun· day, 12·8 p.m. Ticket price is SB per per- son. Call 729-4400. SPECIAL EVENTS /ClASSES SAILING FOR WOMEN Orange Coast College will offer a b1g- boat ofuhore cruising dass for women who have intermediate-level or higher sailing skills The class .will meet from 9 a m. to 4 p.m on Saturday and June 28 and July 12 at 1801 W. Coast Highway in BEST PLACE FOR ... A DRIVE Dnving near the beach m Newport isn't always the eastest thing to do-think Seashore Dn- ve, Balboa Boulevard But a few stretches of road do afford glunpses of the great scenery that abounds around town. The best is, not surprisingly, beyond city I.units: Coast High- way just past Corona del Mar, through Newport Coast and Crys- tal Cove State Park. The .route offers open space on both sides, a rarity in these parts. Overgrown weeds and plants provide a buffer between the road and Crystal Cove beach, with the ocean stretching out beyond it Rolling hills -some dotted with pncey Newport Coast homes - on the road's west side provtde a stun.rung vtew, even without the ocean. And the 55 mph speed lirrut doesn't hurt Other nice drives: Ocean Boulevard along Corona del Mar's beaches -slow and clogged Wlth beachgoers but always pretty; and Coast High- way between Manner's Mile and Jamboree Road -hits all the major sights including the harbor, the bay, the Newport Dunes and Newport Center. -By Jennifer Armstrong Newport Beach, the college's sailing cen- ter. R~istration fee 1s S198 for all stu· dents. For information, call 645-9412 BAREBOAT CHARTERING CLASS Orange Coast Coll~e offers a course for intermediate-level sailors that teach- es the skills necessary to operate a mid- s1zed auxiliary cru1S1ng boat. The course meets from 9 a.m to 4 p.m. Sunday and on June 29 and July 13 at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, New· port Beach. Registration fee is S 198. For more information about the course, contact (714) 645·9412. ON-THE-WATER SEMINAR Orange Coast Colleg.e's Sailing Cen· ter offers an on-the-water seminar for those who have taken OCC's intermediate shields class, or have equivalent experience, from 5:45 to 9 p.m . on June 27 at 1801 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. The session is designed for those who'd hke to charter a boat but who haven't gen· erated the nerve to take the test Fol· lowing a shoreside briefing by instructors. participants will sail under typical test situations Regis- tration fee is S35. For more informa- tion, call 645-9412. FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 BEST PLACE FOR ... SUNS ETS The spot also hdS some teJe· scopes (probably not needed to1 the sunset watching, but ruce) I and some benches for your \'le\"· mg pleasure Any sceruc oty worth its visi- tor's guide has a place locals call Inspiration Pomt And Newport Beach's own aptly named spot a ttracts plenty of sunset gazers The point sits at about 3100 Ocean Boulevard, fully eqwpped Wlth benches and tele· 1 scopes The spot -named m "Best Places to Kiss in Southern California" -offers chfftop views of Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar beaches The ocean stretches out m front of 1t, perfect for reflecting the pinks and oranges any given setting sun. , The expert on really nice places m Newport. Conference & \'1s1tors Buredu President Ro - c:tllnd Williams cdlls 11 H recl11) romanuc • (But for really, redilv romdnllc see ·Best f\ takeout Spot ") Mayor Jan Debay also recom mends the beach in West Nev. - port dl Slst Street dJld Seashore Dnve, nght behind where she used to live "You've got d full-on \,ew of Cdtahna, • she said •I've got some pictures that would knock your soc~ oft " -By Jennifer Armstrong BEAUTY STORE South Coast PlaLa Sears Wing, Lower Level June is ECO LY~ Month Get In Gear For Summer r--------------------------, I FREE I I 4oz Bottle of Shampoo : I (with every 51200) I I ECOLY purchase. : I . w/coupon exp. 6/30/97 I L---------------~----------~ Enter to Win a Free Vacation for 2! Your Choice: Fl orid a, Las Vegas, or Lake Tahoe One entr y with eve ry ECO LYP urchase. Salon and Beauty Supply 557-4190 SAND CASTLE CONTEST The annual Sand Castle and Sand Sculpture Contest will be held at the Corona def Mar State Beach. 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S umnwrt1m,. .,,111Jn11 I'> upon U'> F<H tho<,1· 111 you who rtr(' '>till llll'>'>IOIJ for lh1· hoc1t or thr· hodt f1>r thol n1ctllN lh<' fJ,1nf1c C 'ou.,l Sc11ltnq f-011nd.1t1on 1n Lon<J Bl'<tC'h will hi· IW'>llOIJ d Boni ,ind M.1nn1• < ;1•r11 Y,ircl Sc1h• Sr1llm1,1 y To hi· l\l'ld .11 tlw \Jn1l1·d Stc1l<"i S<1tl11HJ < 'pnll'r on lh1• A1c1m1lc>'> B.1y 1'P111ns11l<1, th1· Mclnrw YM<I Sc1I" w1ll IP11t11rro ,, host ol 11!•111), 11H ltultnq c;,11ls, mfldlcthll'<,, 011tll11c11cls, hc1rclwc111., ttdllPrs, <'1!'1'1101111 s. plt•nty ol 1111" c1nd cl lot 111011· Boc1t... lor ""Ir· llll ltl<ll' Lrt..,l'I..,, Lt1M'I II..,, ( 0<11 ',l()o.,, 4 7Cb, c1 T111 ndclo ct nd d < . ·I ') Tlw l\lc1nrH' Yc11d Sc1ll' will l>t'<jlll d f f) ron•Pcl'> w1ll lwnc•hl till' l'cic·1f1c ( 'ot1'>l Sdrltnq r:oundcJt1011\ VdrtOU'> prourdm'>, llH ludin<J < >lymp1c Tr,11ninq, t 'ollPCJlrtll', I l1qh School, IJ1sdhll'd clllll ( 00111/lllllllly Sc111Jnq Por Tlllllf' 1rtfo1111<1l1on tlhOul lh1• ... cllf' or rtny of tlw f·ound<1t1on\ JH01Jr,1mo.,, nmlcll't th<· SrttllllCJ n•ntt•r ril 5o2-4:n-11n~ • Newport I larbor Yacht Club Sdllor I IOWctrcl I f,1111lln ctnd <Tl'W "ltk(• MMIHI do11111111t1•d tl11• 5o5 flppt nl tlw St P1<11l<'IS R1•qcill<1 with s<on•), of I, l , I ,:l, I, I NI IV<'\ Dt111 Thornp'>on ,11111 lf'dmmc1t1 • LJl1 < '<Jhlt•n., took fourth plc1C (' Tlw f<1hlPd .,,11lmq c 11ncl1flono., prPvr11lc•d on St1n l·r,111c 1-.c o B,1y with 20-plu.., knot-. c onc,1<it<•nlly hlowtn<J throuqhoul Ill<' rc•qc1tt,1 dOcl p11llc, up lo 40 Tht• '>lllctll fl<'PI of 11 hodl<, c1wmdlPd to ltvc> in tht• ln'>I fdet' ol tht• lrr'>I dr1y, with Uw wind'> '>lf'dd1ly tn th" :i0-40 knot r<1nq1• Thc,sc• <it1ilor<. dH' pr1•pc1nnq for the• I 11117 'io'l North J\mpnc dn<,, wh1c h l<1kP plcH c• ru•xt month 111 Lonq llf'r11 h oul of Ald111110 ... B.1y Tl11.., w1•1•k1•11d H19 hoc1t .,,11lorc, lro111 c11l ovc•1 South1•rn ( 'ctl1lo1 n1tt will bC' comp<'llO\J in llw l\nm1c1I Lonq 0Ptl('h l<cl<'f' Wl'l'k Thm1~1h not .in Olympw rid.,., for tht· 2000 (;,mw<,, tlw Stdr clc1ss still hoci...ll> <1 IMql' c1nd highly C'Otn fWtlllVf' fle>PI Tim, WPt"kf'nd will '>t'l' th!' h<'~Jmnmq of lhP Stc11 North l\nu.'n cc1n'>, runnin9 throtHJh Junf' 27 dt Califomsn Yc1c-ht < 'fuh • RemJnder ... On Monclt1y, JUnior sc1thnCJ programs dround tlw Bdy get under way. so thN<' will be a lot of traffic on th£' walt>r dunnq thf' next SIX W<>Pk'> ll!''>lcf('<, tlw instruction, rartnq m the 8dy takes place t>vt>ry TuPsclay dnd Thursday t1ftf'rnoo11 • Bogart Serles ... Last wrf>k'c; rc•sults of lht' Voyager Yacht Club\ f<IC-f>!. at Point Frrmin (C 'lc1ss A) I . Sorcernr, 6.4:l.2 I, '.l. Pendrngon, 6:57.37: 3 . Munchki11, 7. I 7 38; (Class B) 1. Wil<kilc.J , 6: 13.01; 2 Runaway 11, 6.2!J.27; 3. Pussycat, 6:40.50; 4. Kaloon, 7:44.41. •What's ln a namef ... ObseMion Is the most popuJar name tor a boat. accordmg to the onnual BOATIU S survE>y from a record of the most requf'stC'd names each year . The Top t 0 1 Ob <' sloni 2 Osprey; 3 Wind DMc r; 4 Odyss y, S Therapy1 6. Ser nlty1 ?. Pantas a1 8. e cp~e. 9. W t 1 Dr am1 10 UquJd A l. McAda artned and ready •Mr. Irrelevant XXJI will be under attack today on the links. By Richard Dunn, Dally Ptlot NEWPORT BEACH - Fresh from lus hrst-ever : Disneyland tnp on Thurs· ddy, Anny quarterback Ronrue M cAda will continue the msaruty of lrrPlevctnt Week tn thP Runn1n ' Gunmn' Goll Toumdmenl today al Newport Ueac h Execullve GoU Course. whPre senous golfers should stdy dWdY Though McAdd 1s an outstdndmg amd· tf:'ur goller, the 6-foot-3, 200-pound draftee of th<> Cr<•,·n Bay Pdckers -the absolute last pick in the NFL lottery at No. 240 - will need as much protection as he can get in the Runnin' Gunnin' event at 9 a.m. McAda, Mr. Irrelevant XX.II, will be bat· tered with water balloons and blistered by hecklers in the zany, out-of -control golf tournament where every hole has a special, uh. feature. As an example, on hole No. 3, golfers chug a certain beverage then cover the ball with the11 dnnk cup and aim for the green. No. 2 is the Fastest Tune Best Score hole, where golfers will play for speed, not ctccuracy The Famous Heckler Hole, hosted by f looters, will be No. 9 where all the action 1s expected lo take place l.ll front ol the clubhouse. Golfers try to concentrate while bemg screamed at, harassed and insulted. Water balloons often land at golfers' feet wlille putting. Another bole features a Throw Your Tee Shot, while on the green your putter can only be used as a pool cue. Hole No. 18, sponsored by the Villa Nova restaurant, will highlighL golfers putting a frozen meatball, instead of a golf ball. There's also the blindfold hole (No. 11 ), as weU as the Nike Town hole (No. 10), m which participants putt through a maze of shoes. Massages are available at the eighth tee. Hole No. 15 features golfers playmg with only one hand. Former UCLA football coach Terry Don- ahue and ex-USC quarterback Sean Salts. bury are among those expected to play m the eighth annual Runnin' Gunnin' event directed by Steve Bernardy. Mu you're a real serious golfer. don't come out,• Bernardy said of the absurd goU tournament reserved for hackers and slack ers. Even the Army will be there To honor Mr. Irrelevant XXJJ , Sgt Edward Stoltz from the Costa Mesa Ann) Recrwting office will set up shop some- where near the runth-green chaos, with d couple of Anny Jeeps around. including the Hummer that was outside the Hyatt New. porter Wednesday night during the 22nd annual Lowsman Trophy Banquet. '11 1 1 l>:\ILY l'll.<,·1 ·~ \:'\:'\I .\I. ~I \1.\11 H 11,111<''\ You haven't really enjoyed life to its ful lest until you've boogied Ute waves. FUN TWNOS To Oo By Molly Yanity, Daily Prior C OSTA MESA -It's the rush, the !Pel of the wuve, dn dml of the ocedn, IUllng you into its power dnd thrusting you forwdfd, shoving you towdrd th<' shorP. But you dren't stdndinq. You'n' lc1ymq on your stomcic-h, one with a bodyboard. The waler 1s nushmg ctround your body and spraying m your face .. And you haven't even done a Rolo yet. Whether the summer will mclude jumpmg mto the water yourself, or rising c:>arly to ca tch a bodyboarding competitJOn from the sand, bodyboarding 1s dn activity that is catchjng quickly. Billy Cummings 1s a professional bodybodfder, one who competes on the BZ Pro Tour that is incorporated with four evenls on the sU<-stop Clarion Surf Tour. "It's like a ride> at Mdgtc Mounlam," the • SEE BODYBOAROING PAGE 9 •The adventurous rockclimber need not leave lhe city of Costa Mesa, nor need he or she require an ambulance when something slips! By Sarah O'Rourke, Datly Pilot ripping on with bare hands lo ct smdll piece of rock, feet shoved betwepn thin sheets of sandstone and beads of sweat drip dovm your forehead as your life flashes between your eyes. Suddenly, you drop . mto safe billowy roam Sound strange? Not if you are a member ol Rockrealion, Orange County's only indoor rock dunbing facility in Costa Mesa. Rock.reallon 1s d place for lhat brings the mountain inside to the clunber "l had been climbing for 18 yea rs and the closest places to climb was two hours away," SdJd James Clapp, vice-president of Rock.realions. "I was ll.red of waiting for the weekend lo come to plan a climb." After working in the food industry for most of his life Clapp and partner Bob Richards deaded to focus on creating a business for wttich they both had a passion. The first obstacle was to find d bwlding tall enough to house the simulated climbs. MWe got lucky because the See's Candy family built this warehouse to house the boat they were building," said Qapp. "The warehouse was 30 feet high, JUSt right with US " Rockreations was born. In 1993. Rockreatlon opened its doors lo the public. It contains three different types of climbing facilities. "This sport is something that you never get tired of, it 1s con· SldntJy chdl- l('nqmg you,· Clc1pp 'iclld The ~mmer of l 1997 FuN THINGS T o Oo first rock ct perspecbve clunber cttn td cklP is the "Top Ropmg" IOC'k. , Top ropiny is the most basic form of clunbmg. Two people ctre rwcessdry -the hrst is the climber c1nd the second is the bt•lctyer 01 spotter. "Most people who use the tup roping c1rea sign up for the b('gmner class to get the basic feel for climbing,· Clapp srud 11 ll•achl:'s d person safety skills thd\ drP n(•ces<,ary for climbing." II that sounds a little to eas) for you. then step into the "houldenny area• and challengt· your bod}' to a rope-free clunb Bouldenng 1s a short S('quC'nce ol movements, that use'> the climber's strength to rPach lhe lop. ·usudlly intermediate to c1dvc1nced cumbers use the bouldc>nng ared to work on Lhe1r dtmbmg skills." Clapp said. Still sound too basic for you? Then try your wits in the "lead dfC'd." Any <'Xpenenced climber will get psyched for this challenge thc1l gives one the opportunity lo use clipping and belaying techruques Rockreallon also has a free weight gym where members can build up muscle after a climbing workout "It's the only place to climb, I would not go anywhere else,· said member Phil Koeller. "Rockreabon 1s the only real place in Orange County to go." If you are still a little hesitant dbo11t climbing a rock, then the sldtf will put you at ease. Rockrec1tion hds 15 people on SEE ROCKS PAGE 9 high school girls sports 1996-97 year-ender Dynasties doom Sailors • Newport Harbor girls toiled in deep waters. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot 1'... TEWPORT BEACI I -Dynast1cs are few a.nd far J."" between in h1gh school athletics, but Newport 11.trbor High girls playoff teams an 1996-97 ran mto three of thP most prominent around. Coach Fletcher O lson's top-seeded tcnrus team began 1l!> postseason run with visions of an All-Back Bay C'hcimp1onship showdown agamst second-seeded Corona del Mar. However, third-seeded Pemnsula, wtuch had won five straight section titles and lost only thref> matches ln its six-season existence, wasn't about to give up its ch<tmplonship streak without a Hght. Having ended the Panthers'. l 20-match winning skein with a 13-5 triumph ear!Jer in U1c season, Newport appeared primed for a run at the chool's first Southern Section championship. Rut Penlnsula first spoiled the potential Ncwport-CdM ruhbf>r match -the two had split their two Sea View Lf'ague meetings -by knocking oU the S a King , 10·8, ln the semifinals. The Panthcrs thf'n snuffed out thP Satlors' title drcdlns MAA< MAATJ-1 I OAl.V Pl.OT •SEE DYNASTIES PAGE 10 Newport'• Ertn Murpby IMdl tbe way. CLAYTON, INC. M.E. Clayton was the centerpiece to Newport Harbor's girls' sports for '96-97, in a sea of sterling talent. By Barry Faulkner, Datly Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -M .E. Clayton, Gina Heads, Misty May, Maureen McLaren and Michaela Ross. When listing the elite female multiple-sport athletes to have toiled at Newport Harbor Algh the last decade, these would sure- ly top the list. To place one ahead of the oth- er would be a disservice lo them all, so alphabetical order seems most appropriate. But such ran- dom rMklng iJ not required when chronicling Sallor girls ath- letics for the 1996·97 school yeAr. ln this context, Clayton becom the obvious place to start. Beginning th yeM' as a sup· porting voU yball player on N W· port's lone Sea View League champion, the 6-foot BYU-bound standout earned first-team all· league and All-Newport-Mesa District honors for the second straight season in basketball. Having just gotten warmed up, she then went on to collect her third straight team MVP honor in track and field, the fifth, sixth and seventh Sea View League medals of her career, including her third gold (long jump), and her third CJF Southern Section medal (trlpl jump). But to limit Clayton's contribu· Uon to the court, jump pit, or lOO·met r hurdl straJgbtaway. is to discount th infinite tnta.nglbl •SEE SAILORS PAGE 10 J Ne• port BeM.hJ( .. oua Mesa Daily Piluc I~ I I I I \ (I l I " AOUU' RECREATIONAL LEAGUES SOfT9ALl Crrv Of CosrA MESA 642·0646 Coed, men's, women's team are offered for teams of various skill level. Leagues begin the week of Sept. 10. fees are S400 per team, plus S 1 o cash umpire fee per game. Registration: Resident Aug. 18·22. Open Aug. 2S·29. • SENIOR Contact John Wright at 646·3S16 Crrv Of NEWPORT BEAOt 644· 31S1 Men & Coed . Season deadline· Aug 1 s. Season starts Sept. 8 BASKETBAU Crrv Of CosrA MESA 642-0646 Five·man men's leagues for novice to advanced players will be starting the week of July 14 Play will be held Mon· day through Thursday evenings at the Downtown Center league fees are S300 per team plus S20 cash official fee per game Reg1strat1on 1s until July 3 CITY Of NEWPORT BEAOt 644·31S1 Five man men's league deadline 1s Aug 15 Play begins Sept 8 VOLLEY BAU CITY Of COSTA M ESA Open gym volleyball Is offered at 7:30 p m.·10 p.m. Fridays at the Downtown Center. Fee is S2 per player and is open to anyone who wishes to participate. CITY Of NEWPORT BEAOt • 6-PERSON INDOOR LEAGUES 644·31S1 or631·7658 Advanced, intermediate and recre· ation divisions S 175 fee plus S9 official fee per game Leagues begin June 1S and 19 Thursday evenings at Lincoln, Sundays evenings at WNCC. • SAND VOLLEYBALL DOUBLES TOURNAMENT 497-7209 Sign ups are due by 3 p.m the Friday before the event S 1 S per person plus S 10 CBVA fee Different talent d1v1s1ons • NINTH ANNUAL NEWPORT CLAS- SIC GRASS DOUBLES 824-S846 All registration for this tournament 1s due Thursday, June 19 Check in 1s at 8:30 a m at Eastbluff Park. Saturday, June 21 Fee S201team GOLF • ADULT GOLF CLASSES CITY OF C OSTA M ESA 540.7SOO ext. 2 Costa Mesa Country Club. Minimum of four, maximum o f eight. Fee. S 7S, includes a bucket of range balls per class Tues .. Thurs and Sat. Two sessions CITY Of NEWf'ORT BEACH 644·3151 Newport Beach Golf Course For beginners and intermediates Fee: S35, plus bucket of practice balls per lesson Two, five week sessions available Bring own clubs or rent at course. TENNIS CITY Of COSTA M ESA SS7-0211 • GROUP TENNIS INSTRUCTION Costa Mesa Tennis Club in TeWinkle Park Classes are offered at 6 and 7 p.m. Two snc·week sessions (June 30.Aug 4 and Aug 11 ·Sept 22.) Registration dates are June·20.29 and Aug 1· 10 Fee: S40 plus one new can of balls CITY Of NEWPORT BEAOt 644·31S1 • GROUP TENNIS LESSONS Beginners, advanced beginners and advanced players can be instructed by three different coaches at three loca· tions Fee· S50 Small group, ladies' clin- ics and senior doubles clinics available. Tlmes, dates and sites vary FITNESS CITY Of COSTA M ESA • JAZZERCISE 642-8408 Circuit training and regular training classes available with the world's largest dance fitness program. fee varies with the number of classes attending Mon and Wed 6 p m. 7·05 p.m , Tue. and Thurs 6 p.m 7 OS p.m,, Sat 9 a.m -10:05. •YOGA Learn Hatha yoga and experience relief of tension, firming, improvement in general health Fee S40/10 weeks. Monday or Wednesday sessions CITY Of NEWPOtn BEACH 644·31S1 • DANCE FITNESS, WATER WORKS, BUGGIE BUDDIES, DANCE FITNESS with child care -Sally Stanton fitness programs. fees. times, dates vary • DANCING WITH VERTIFIRM June 23·Aug 7 Mon.Mled 5:30 p.m .- 6.30 p.m. or Tues (Thurs 7.30 am ·8.30 a .m Fee. S59 • SHAPE & SCULPT June 23-July 30 Mon.Mled 6:30 p.m.· 7:30 p.m. Fee. S4S • BOXERCISE Julv 21 -Aug. 29 Mon 9a.m.·10 a.m. or Fri. 9:30a.m ·10:30 am Fee: S4S • BODY SCULPTING July 21 ·Aug. 2S Mon. 11 a.m.-noon or Mon 6 p.m.· 7 p.m. Fee: S4S • PILATES MAT CLASS July 24·Aug. 28 Thurs. 1 p.m ,·2 p.m. Fee: S60 • WAL« AND TONE July 23-Aug. 30 Wed 9 a.m 10· 15 a.m or Sat. 8:30 a.m.·9·45 a m. Fee· S45 • T' Al CHI CHIH July 2·Aug. 20 Wed 7 p m.-8:30 p m Fee: S60 • BEGINNING HATHA YOGA June 23·Aug. 20 Mon 9:1S a.m 10:1S a.m or Wed. 7·1S pm -8:1S p.m. Fee: SSS • INTERMEDIATE HATHA YOGA June 2S·Aug 20 Wed 6 p.m.· 7 p.m. Fee: SSS • YOGA FOR YOR IAOC June 24·Aug. 26 Tue. 6 1S p.m. 7 1S p.m. Fee. SSS • HGINNING AIKIOO Three session, times and dates vary Fee: S60 • PAa (People With Arthritis Can Exer- cise Too) July 21·Aug. 2S Mon. 2 p.m.·3 p.m. Fee: S45 • RECESS July 26·Aug. 30 Sat. 10 a.m.·11 a.m Fee· S4S MARTIAL AJn'S Ort OP CosTA MUA • aox1 FRANCAISE SAVATE June 23-Aug. 25 Mon.Mied. 6 pm 8·30 p.m Fee: S7S CITY cw NIWPORT llAat • ADUU JAMNl.Sa KMAll Thre. beglnn~ sessions and thrH adv.tn<ed senlons Tlmes o1nd dates v•ry F" s.4511 day, S7M days per WHk • JUDOIAUITSU-SILf DEFINSI Junt 24-Auq 28 ru../Thvr 7 p.m.·9 p.m fff: UO ' FRIDAY. JUNE 20, 1997 Summer of 1997 , ___________ _ FUN THINGS To Do The not-quite over-the-hill gang •Costa Mesa-based seniors team holding its own in over-55 league at Huntington Beach's Murdy Park. I S o I· T B :\ I. I. with grace, and has a pretty good arm, too Wright and the nine other seruors thdt com· pnse lus team meet each Sunday to face teams from Fountain Valley. Huntmgton Beach, Westminster, Fullerton and San Clemente among others. together to the hotlme. • The hotlme proVld es mlormabon dbout games, mdudmg weather updates But 1t appears that tun prevaib at the ball- park tor these senior softball players. By Molly Yanity, Dally Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH -The parlung lot I for the softball fields are lined With BUlcks and Oldsmobiles. Approaching the playing c1rea, one can see a couple of the, e r, athletes hdvmg "I've been playing for nine years and tlus league has just grown so big," Wnght said Costa Mesa 1 's Kenny Yuzulo dnlled a 1 hnednve at Westnunster's Uurd baseman The helder sh ot his glove m front of Ills face and put the squeeze on Yuzuk.t's shot. He received a few cheers from his teanundtes and from some of the elder ladies in the bleachers. then dilOther anfielder yelled. "You awake now. Vern?• The mbeld erupted m laughter a cigarntte break before lhe game. And the second baseman IS wearing navy blue sus- penders to hold up his shorts He said that there are nine tedmS m each of three divisions HIS team competes at the C-3 level, which 1s a nuddJe-of-the-pack talent· level team that plays on Sundays only ·we sw-e don't get paid We're playing for fun,· Wright said ~we JUSl try to keep 1t com- petJllve • You are about to embark upon a uruque experience at Murdy Park m Huntington Beach You are about to watch the Costa Mesa-based team on the Over-SS Softball League. My body's au shot so I can't play basket- bcill anymore." satd Dano Donato, a 60-year- old hrst basemdil and outfielder for Costa Mesa l ·so, I'll play tJus • Wnght's team played compelltlvely agamst the Westrrunster Knights last Sunday, but Westnunster's prowess at the plate Wds too overpowenng as Westnunster won "There's a place for everybody to pldy, • Costa Mesa 1 's Uurd baseman and mdilager John Wright said. Dick Decker, the squad's pitcher, explamed that the league is one of the most orgaruzed groups w1th wluch he has played "Tlus is a rantasbc program," he sdJd, "Everything from the way the teams are put U interested m 101.ning the league. c:dll Wnght at 646-3S16 Al 68 years old, Wright plays the hot corner ROCKS CONTINUED FROM 8 staff who instruct and guide a member to perfect their skills. •It's a great place to train and work," said employee Paul Dusatko ... We can help people learn and we are the only place in the area for climbers." Rockreations also offers private facility rentals for private parties. Rockreations does birthdays, after prom parties, fraternity and sorority socials and corporate retreats. ~It's a great place to come and relieve stress. Climbing is better then the gym,• Clapp said. "Rock:reation is a very social place and there is always-someone he re to help you out.• Each climbing area is surrounded by foam to cushion any fall you might have. Rental equipment is also available for those needing it. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Rockcllmber Paul Dusatko clings to an overhang wall at Rock-Re-Ations indoor rock cllmbing gym. FOI more information call (714) 556-ROCK or visit the web at ww.rockreation.com. CHILDREN • I SPORTS CAMPS & INSTRUCTION & OUTDOORS Crrv Of COSTA M ESA 642-0646 • SUCCESSFUL UTTlE ATHLETES ages 3·7 Coed 3·S yrs. June 2S·July 23; Coed 4-6 yrs. July 30·Aug 27 Wed 1·1 s p.m.·2 p.m. Fee: S49 • SUCCESSFUL SOCCER ages 4-8 Beginning, beginning inter· mediate and intermediate Dates and times vary. fee: S49/S weeks • KARATE ages 6· 14 Beginning and intermediate classes available. Dates and times vary. Fee S49/10 weeks • ICE SKATING ages 3-1 S Three age groups. June 24 Aug. 12 Tues. Times vary per age group Ice Chalet at 270t Harbor Blvd in Costa Mesa. Fee: S74.50 • INTRO TO ICE HOCKEY ages 3· 15 Beginning skaters only. No equipment needed Three age groups June 23·Aug 11 Mon. Times vary per age groups. Fee: S74.SO • LEARN TO BOWL Youth and adult Dates and times vary Kona Lanes at 2699 Harbor Blvd in Cos ta Mesa. fee: S24 for adults, S20 for chil· dren • GYMNASTICS ages 2· 18 Forty·seven different ses sions for coed, boys and girls at different age and skill levels. Fees vary for 10 week sessions. CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH ~3151 • CONFIDENT CHILDREN ages S-6 June 2S·Aug. 20 Wed. 10 a.m.·10:SS a.m. Fee: S120 • PEE W£E TENNIS ages 4-S June 24·July 22 or Aug. S Sept. 2 Tues. 4:30 p.m.·S p.m. Fee· S25 • SUCCESSRJL UTTU ATHLETES ages 4-6 June 25-Aug. 20 Wed 11 a.m.· 11 :4S a.m. Fee: SSS • GOAL FOR IT-«IDS' SOCCER ages 3·S July 8-31 Tues.IThur 10 am 10:30 a.m. Fee: S38 •TOTS ON ICE ages 3-S Parents welcome Dates and times vary. Ice Chalet at 2701 Harbor Blvd. Fee: S78 • SKYHAWKS SPORTS CAMPS Soccer ages 6-14; Baseball ages 6-12. Basketball ages 7· 14; Mlni·Hawks ages 4-7; Rollerhockey ages 7·14 Dates and times vary. Fee: SSS/week • Otll.DRfN'S GOlf CAMP ages S-14 July 8-17 or July 22·31 Tue./Thur. 9 a.m.-10 a.m. Newport Beach Golf Course, bring or rent clubs at course; Fee: S40 • JAPANESE KARATE. YOUTH BOXER· OSE. YOUTH AIKIOO Sevor.tl sesslOf'ls. Call for details • MY UT1\.E PONY (Grooming and riding horses) ages 6-10 DatM vary. Tue/Thur 1 p m 4 p .m Fee: $13S • GVMHASTKS ~ Week·lono camp Three sessions Mon. Thur 9 • m.·noon Fff. S75154tsslon • GYMNASTICS a.ASSES ages sand up Seven diftef'ent ~slons. July 16-Aug. 1 S. l1mes vary per ~ ilon FM SS 1 ETC ... • INTRO TO ICE HOCKEY ages 3 15 Three 8-week sessions. 3 p m ·5 p m Skate rental and free practice time on ice included Ice Chalet at 2701 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa Fee· S78 • ICE SKATING CLASSES ages 6 lS Six 8·week sessions Times vary Skate rental included Ice Chalet at 2701 Har- bor Blvd in Costa Mesa Fee S78 • YOUTH TENNIS ages 6 12 Group lessons, fee: SSO Phase I-Stro- kers, June 24-July 22 & Aug. 5-Sept 2, Fee S4S Phase II-Pro Tour, June 24 July 22 & Aug S Sep 2. Fee S4 ORANGE COAST COUEGE 432-5880 • OCC SUMMER SPORTS & ACTIVITES CAMP ages S 14 Eight sessions Dates vary Morning camp 9 am 12.30 pm (S6Stweek); Afternoon camp -1 p m -5 p m. (S4S) All Day camp 9 a .m 5 pm (S90) • REEBOK SPORTS ACADEMY YOUTH SPORTS CAMPS 1·888-226 7733 ages 6 17 June 23·Aug 1 All -day camps for basektball, baseball, softball, soccer, all- sports, in hne skating, volleyball, field hockey, roller hockey • SEA ADVENTURE CAMP ages 7.9 July 28-Aug 1. 8 a m S p.m. Includes laboratory investigation, tldepool explo rations, two beach fun days. Fee: S 195 • UNDERWATER VISIONS ages 10·13 July 28·Aug. 1 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sea World, wildlife adventure aboard RN Sea Explorer and lab activities Fee. S 19S • JUNIOR ZOO CAMP ages 6 7 TWo sessions July 7·11 & Aug 4 8. 8:30 a.m.·12·30 p.m. Fee. S89 • ZOOCAMPI ages 8-13 July 7· 11 Includes animal contact, zookeepmg opportunities, lab sessions, San Diego Zoo Fee· S 1 SS • ZOO CAMP II ages 8 13 Aug. 4·8 Includes zookeeping oppor tunltles, direct contact with wild animals leamlng behavior and care, San Diego Wild Animal Park. Fee S 155 • ANIMAl TRAINING IN ZOOS ages 12-15 TWo sesslOf'ls July 7 11 & Aug 4-tl Hands·on expcerlence with annimals, training experiences, San Diego Zoo or Wild Animal Park Fee: S 105 SountiRN ~ COt..LIGE SS6-lt10 •n JOI « MZ·J07J • VANGUARD --.... IASDAU CAMP One o f the top teams m the Golden Stat~ Athletic Conference will host and conduct " week·long lntensiVe lnstruc· tlonal co1mp for youth The Vanguard'' Coach Kevin Kasper will dil't!Ct the camp. There Wiii be two~ (June 23·27 for five da~ Fee. S1SO June 30-July 3. Fee· S 115_) 8 a m l.30 p m •t sec in Cost• Mew St•ff con~sts of cOclehes from sec and C.l11ary ~pet SWIMMING LESSONS AND AQUAT· ICS • City of CosUI Mesa 645-2797 The City of Costa Mesa offers summer swimming lessons ranging from Parent & Me for children with a minimum of age of six months, to intermediate Adult beginner, diving and 1un1or life- guard classes are also available. Sessions range in time and fees and will be held at the Downtown Community Center Pool. Estancia High and Costa Mesa High. • City of Newport Beach 644-3151 Classes for infants to adults are offered by the City of Newport Beach at New· port Harbor High School and at Marian Bergeson AquatlC Center at Corona del Mar High. Water polo, diving, Red Cross lifeguard training and recreational swim • Newport 5,000 476·7076 The annual SK walk and run 1s June 22 A<Jl -.-\TIC ~ ... are also available Session vary in times, dates and fees. Corona de/ Mar Junior Water Polo 640-6740 Open to third-eighth graders. S 125 June 24-Aug 14 Tues.!Thurs 4 p.m 6p.m. Games Wed. S:30 p.m.·8:30 p.m Kool Kidz Water Fitness For children 6· 11. $30/1 day, S45/2 days. June 23·July 30 and Aug 4-Sept. 10 Mon. and/or Wed. 10 a.m.·11 a .m • Orange Coast College 432·5880 Four sessions are available for infants through adults Sessions are June 23-July 3, July 7· 18, July 27-Aug 1 and Aug 4-1 S Fees are S42 for one session, S82 for two, s 120 for three and s 156 for all four nmes vary Beginning water polo and compet1· t1ve swim camps are also available at Jamboree and Birch The walk, for adults 40 and over, begins at 7·30 a m. the open run at 8.30 a.m and the children's 1 K run is at 9-30 am. Cost is S24andS19 for the SK walk and run, and S 12 for kids. Proceeds go to the WIN Foundation for bat tered women with children • Bastille Day SK and SK 288-9080 Reg1strat1on begins at 1 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel July 12. The SK kicks off at 5:30 p.m. with the BK at 6 p.m. Cost is S22 before July 5 for adults, S 13 for kids The event benefits the Second Harvest Food Bank BODYBOARDING CONTINUED FROM 8 20-year-old Costa Mesa nallve said of catching a wave on a bodyboard "I JUSt fe U in love with the sport, and gomg pro takes 1t to another level • Cummings was blessed w1th the proximity of the Paofic Ocean, but professional bodyboardmg was something that did not come so eastly At his hrst compebtion m Huntington Beach, wluch he paid $100 to enter, hl' went under in lus second heat and dld.n 't record a score •1was 17. I just chd it for the heck of it," he said Three years later, he is embarkinH upon lus •flfst conrentrAted year,• ln which he is rankro third on th<! tow ratings Last month in Card.ill. he fmi hed thll'd U\ lhe first BZ Pro Tour stop "Growmg up, t 1ust did lt mPSsing around Then I did som Amateur c-onte ·ts cllld did fairly w U, • tht Costt\ Mesa High qrad Sftid. "I lool<Pd m n ma aW\ and h 4J'd of th Tour Clnd thought I'd chow I'd do I thought I'd tak a chance: Bodyboardmg is someUung that almost anyone can do -leisure ndmg doesn't reqwre the balance of surfing, and as, Cumnungs Sdys, a fanuly act:lvity But when it comes to competition, bodyboardmg may be as difficult as surfing. ·I A boarder must pay an entry I lee to compete. He or she will compete ma 15 to 20-nunute I heat ·(Judges look for) a boarder to ca tch the biggest and best wave,• Cummings said. "They want to see who is the most sure, the most in control and is the smoothest.· Cummings adds that Mother Nature is the one in control ln a bodyboa.rd.mg competition. "They want to ee th most radical moves, but that• wht"n the waves are blg." He likened a bodyboarding routine to a walk on rugged tertain -where one mu t watch eveiy step and decide wh :r to go d pending on the ground tn front of you. •nie waves really detemun what you do You can pinpoint ' Facts and figures Rates and rental feels, as well as t1 are sub1ect to change without notice • NEWPORT LANDING 675-0550 Open .,.ny rates • for the daily three-quarter day ~ a m ·S p m.), the cost 1s S36 for adUiitt and S26 for juniors • For the half-day (6 a m.·noon or 12·» 5 p.m) or the twilight (6 30 p m.·m~ night), the cost 1s S24 for adults and Sfl for~n~rs ,• Overnight limlled load island fist11tb Call for departure times Catalina, Sfl'I Clemente, Tanner Bank Charters The C<lllfom1a Dawn (30 passengers) charges S900 Monday-Fnday and S 1,025 on weekends and hohdays for three-quarter day (6 a m --4 p m .) trips and S62S daily for half-day or twilight trips Galley minimum 3/4 day S 7S, halt· day SSO Harbor cruises S 1 SO per hour. The 62·foot Amigo (48 passeng~r maximum) charges S 1 200 for weekday and S 1,400 for weekend on three-qucv- ter day (6 am -4 pm) trips, S7SO f•r half-day or twilight The Amigo also has San Clemena.e Island excursions (24 passenger ma•i- mum) The one-day trip 1s S 1,6SO for weekdays and S 1 900 for weekends and the two-day tnp 1s S2.800 for weekday and S3,300 for weekends • The 70-foot Nautilus (72·passenger maiumum) and 72 toot Patnot (76-pas senger maximum) charges S2.000 f«i;>r weekday and S2.500 for weekend three-quarter day (6 a m -4 p m.) trips and S 1.000 for weekday and S 1.2SO for weekend half-day and tw11tght trips Twilight harbor cruises are available for S300 per hour, with a minimum of two hours Patriot twilight special (6 30 p m 12 a m ) for S 700 Other fees The rod rental is SS per day taode bag S4 plus tax and hcense holder, S l A fo.h mg license 1s S6 f>O for one day Rock cod rods rent for S 10 per day All persons 16 and-older are requtred by the Fish and Game Department to have a valid fishing hcense and must wear license above their 1111a1S1 white fishing • DAVEY'S LOCKER 673-1434 www daveyslocker com Open/Charter rates Two half·day fishing trips aboard the 77·foot Western Pride are held betwe~,., 6 a rn ·noon for Sl,100 and 12 30-5 30 pm daily for S900 Weekend trip\ at 6 a m.·noon are SS1,600. while the week end 12·30 p.m -6 30 pm trip~ arl:' S 1,300 (99 passenger maximum ) ThE' areas fished are local and coastal. from Huntington Beach to Laguna Beach. for bass, sheephead. sculp1n. bonito. bar racuda, white seabass and mackerl"'f Open rate S24 adults, S 16 1urnors and seniors Twilight charters are ava1lab11: through October for S l 100 The three·quarter day trip ( 7 a rn 5 pm.) aboard the 80 foot Freelance QQ passenger maximum) has a we~"'-da1 rate of S2, 100. whale the twilight tr p from 6 30 pm 12 30 am 1s S l 100 Thr weekend and holiday rate is S2 600 and S 1,3SO Areas fished are local or Cata•• na Island. depending on seaxin and species Open rate S36 adults S~8 1unlors and seniors The full·day fishing (1 1 pm S pm\ aboard the 6S loot Thunderbird 1s held daily There are 42 bunks on board S2.000 S2.600 depending upon location and times The areas fished are Catahl'ld Island, San Clemente Island and out~r banks. Open rates range from S60 80 adults, S4S·6S 1un1ors and senion The R1S1ng Star has charters and shark fishing on the 62·foot, 49·passenger vessel Weekday charters run from 6 30 a m ·4 30 p m for S 1,.400 Weekend trips at the same time are S 1,600 Shark f1sh1ng charters are on Mon Thurs at S2,500 Open rates S24 adults. S16 Juniors and seniors Night charters are from 6 30 p m 1 a m each night for S2,600 The 32 foot. six-passenger Bongos offers half day full day, shark. marhn tuna, night shark and Catahna excur s1ons ranging between S500·S850 Bongos II is a 38-foot m.-passeenger vessel that takes the trips of Bonqos. •) well as San Clemente trips Pnces.range from S600 S9SO Fourteen foot boats that include bait and gas can be rented for SSO a da~ or S3S for five hours • Other fees Rod and reel rentals are S8 (halt day, three-quarter day, fu ll day (twilight) Fish sacks are S 1 50, and a one-day ltcense with holder is S7 OS wave and read it, qnd you plan 1ust t1 little bit dhead of llme." lw said For le1sw-e boarders, or µeoplt JUSl getting involved or t111nq out the sport, Cwrurungs c;ugqe .. t., the Newport 1etty areas bet\\ t-e>n 28th Street and the nver JPtlle'> Cumrrungs. who used to l~ cl 1uruor Weguard, sa.id the wuve' a.re a little sJower there and optimal for noVlces At The Wedge near Balboa. Cummings Scl.ld. hallow waters seenungly appear out of nowhere and that boarders who lhmk they're m deeper waters can slam into the ground •Some tunes you can gel shoved ngbt mto the sand.• said Cummings, whose only u11une have been sustained m 114wttu where reefs end rocks havt? resulted Ul locerotion& to his legs. For advon<' d riders. thr Huntington Beach Pier df'eO l4' pnm for bodyboardmg Hunbn gton 8 ach wtU ho t lb Thw' fourth top this on. Aug 4-JO Al lb us. Open A~rdlng to Alisa Cauns, events manager of U.S Surting, e~ n dr w tar , eudi n d plt the arty kickoff wnes. wh.i b a.re usually about 7 a.m. • • • . . ... . . . . Newpcwt ~Mesa Daily Piloc ~ . ~ -- ~ --. ..,, • -~t...-· FRJOAY, JUNE 20, 1997 ( 1 I ' I \ \I I ' \ "-\ I I ( 1 "-\ I I I I I I I I I \ 1 , I I ( I ' .... I \ \I I ' \ " \ I I I , " \ I I I I I I I I I \ I I I I \I I " l I I\ ' ' ' ' I I \ I I ... I \ I\ ' \I \ I ( > I\ ' i , . \ I I " I \ I\ " AIU Pllanlld .. ·-Jusdil WelM l)ellas Kopp ' Kevin Teregls :d. Ryan Gleason ·~ · Kris Hartwell SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 8 she offered her teammates, coaches, even her competiuon. "You en1oy seemg lods like M E. enjoy success," said Eric · TWe1t, the girls track coach and athletic director. Sdld Nowell Kay, the Sailors' jumps and hurdles coach: "I've been coadung 12 years and she's m the top three or four athletes I've had, personality-wise and athletic ability-wise." Basketball C"Oach Bob Dukus and volleyball coach Dan Glenn, as well as other Newport faculty and the media me mbers who spoke for any length of time with her, would echo such prdise. Clayton, dlso dctive m student government, posted d 3.76 G PA. Wlule certainly bet.ng the most prominent indJv1duaJ , the school's Femctle Athlete of the Year was hardly the only noteworthy topic for the Tdf5o Prominent tedm dccomp!Jsh- menl.!) Ulcluded A CIF Southern Sect.Jon D1Vls1on I runner-up t.n tenrus, the aforemenlloned suc- cess m volleyball, strong show- mgs Ill track, cro5os country, bas- ketball and water polo; dS well as the co-ed sa1lmg tedm's victory at the Dinghy National C hamp1- -onsh1ps lnd1 v1dually, freshman Apnl Ross, who might accept the torch , handed down by Clayton, was the school's lone CIF chdmpion, top- ping lhe D1V1S10n II rugh jump fte ld Adrhllondlly, Sy!Vld Mddueno (shot put dnd discus). Altc1a Mc Fall (3,200-meter run}, and Amy Murphy (200-yard freestyle) added ledgue utles to those won by Clayton and Ros5o Sophomore Jenm.fer Carey, the Sea View's C-o-MV P tn volleyball, ·was a first-team All-CIF selecbon, wht.le seru or5o Joanna Fielder (vol- leyball), Breannd Badorek (bas- Jrntball dnd volleyball), MollJ Mullen (soflbdU), Vanessa God- • bey, Kdlle Cannght and Erru.ly Barker (tenrus), Enn Murphy and ' Lisa Swctm (aquatics), Stepharue Gosselin (5ooftbctll), Colleen EadJe (bask<'lbaH dnd runmngl. Desiree DYNASTIES CONTINUED FROM 8 with d 13-5 tnumph in the finals. The VJctory tmproved Penmsula, formed m 1991 dS a composite of Palos Verdes, Rolling I !ills and ~tiraleste, to 141 -3 Coach Dan Glenn's voUeyball team, which won dLI 10 Sea View League matches to claun its fourth stra1ght champ1onsrup, eschewed its enrollment-based Ill-A D1vts1on to compete against the best the secll on had to offer in D1v1S1on I-AA Glenn knew full well such a move would hkely steer his fourth -seeded Sailors mto a potenllal roddblock posed by defending section champion and top-seeded Mtra Costa Thal It d1d. The Mustangs, who hdd hauled nine seC"l1on championshjps and four runner-up pldques back to its Manhattan Beach campus, ,hosted the semdmal C"lash ma gym packed with voUeyball-cra7y <'nthus1asts who ear., 11111~118J Je&lllB Bart Jontaa Matlock JWU1a..tres KtmD Courvolsler K)'le K8dc Talley (basketball), and Autumn PW'o (running) authored individ- ual heroics, before graduating Wednesday. Here's a sport-by-sport review of the Sailors: • Tennis: Godbey, Cannght and Junior Erica Nelson were Coach Fletcher Olson's singles standouts throughout, while Barker and juruor Brooke Taylor were a force in doubles. A Sea View split with Cd.M and Woodbridge forced the Sailors to settle for second place in league with an 8-2 record, but they opened the Division I Play- offs with as the No. 1 seed. Following shutout playoff vic- tories over Rowland, Upland and Diamond Bar, the Tars topped Camarillo, 12-6, in the semifinals to set up a rematch with five-time defending champion Peninsula. Though the Sailors had ended the Panthers' 120-match winning streak with a 13-5 road victory earlier. in the season, the third- seeded Panthers continued their CIF title skein with a 13-5 tri- umph in the finals at the Clare- mont Club to finalize Harbor's record at 22-3. Godbey and Canright teamed as the No. 3 doubles seed in the Sea View individual champi- onshlps, but lost in the semifinals. Top-seeded Barker and Taylor were also upset in the doubles senus, while Nelson was a quar- terfinal singles victim. • Volleyball: Though Glenn's typically-tough preleague sched- ule prompted a 1-3 start, the Tars rebounded in time to steamroll Sea View com- petition to earn their fourth straight league crown. With Carey and fellow first-team All- Sea View picks Fielder and Beth Water- man, as well as Fielder second-team choices Melis- sa Snow and Meghan Haller, leading the way, the fourth-seed- ed squad defeated Arroyo inhabit one of the sport's established hotbeds. The result was a thrilling 8-15, t 5-6, 9-15, 15-13, 15-4 tnumph for "MicoHi," which was subsequently upset by Laguna Beach in the title match. Basketball, which saw its best-ever 24-8 season short-circuited by two postseason losses to Brea Olinda in the 1994 Southern Section ID-AA title game. as well as the Southern California Regional Finals, opened the II-A Playoffs on Brea's side of the bracket. Having won eight straight section championships and appeared m five state title games (winning five), the Ladycats offered Coach Bob Dukus' Sailors the ultimate quarterfinal challenge. The visiting Tars battled valiantly through the first two periods and scored the first bucket of the second half to cut the deficit to 31-26. But a 15-2 Brea run paved the way to a 70-40 triumph, and the Ladycats went on to win their ninth straight section championship. Grande and Royal in the CIF Divi- sion 1-AA Playoffs, before being eliminated in five games by top- seeded Mira Costa. Fielder later accepted a schol- arshlp to Michigan, while Snow, though only a junior, verbally committed to attend Cal. • Track and field: The five indi- vidual league champions helped fuel a second-place team finish at league finals, and the Tars, 3-4 in dual meets, 3-2 in league, con- tinued on to finish third at the CIF Divi- sion II Finals. Clayton won the long jump (a per- sonal-record 17-5 3/4), was second in the Madueno 100 hurdles, and third in the triple jump at league finals, then placed second in the triple jump (a PR of 37-4 3/4), and seventh in the hurdles at CrF Finals. She ended her season, which included a school-record- break:ing tune of 15.54 in the 100 hurdles at Orange County Cham- pionships, with a seventh-place firush m the Masters Meet triple jump. Madueno, a senior, posted PRs to win the league shot put (36-10) and discus ( 130-0), then was fourth in Division U and ninth al the Masters Meet in the discus. McFall, a sophomore, won the league 3,200, was sec- ond in the 1,600, then fin- ished third in Division II, sixth at Mas-Clayton ters (a PR of 11 :03.07) and 16th m the state in the 3,200. Ross cleared 5-6, two inches above her previous PR. to win the secllon title, then tied for second at Masters, before bowing out at state preliminaries. The 1,600 relay team of Leah Zaby, Kdtie Kent, Sara McMillen and Pura, second in league, broke a school record by more than two seconds with a 3:57 .5 fourth-place clocking at the C IF Division U Finals. Katie Bourgeois (high jump) and the 400 relay of Cary Morrell, Pura, Kent and Zaby also cap- tured silver medals for the Sailors at the Sea View League finals. AAnlli Vu Ge• Mamllebnn MWJOlpDIOQ Atiaeaa VMquez BreUVla Gary Glenn • Basketball: An 18-11 record featured 10 losses to teams ranked in the county top 10, including a 70-40 defeat in the CIF II-A Quarterfinals.by eventu- al section champion Brea Olinda. The Tars finished 7-3 m league, tying for second with Santa Margari- ta. Badorek (14.7 points and nine rebounds per game), Clay- ton (12 .7 and Badorek 7.2), Eadie (10.4 ppg) and Talley (8.9 ppg) were all-district selections, whlle Clayton and Badorek, the so-called twin tow- ers, were both first-team all- league picks. Eadie and Talley made second- tearn all-league, while Dukus, who later resigned to end a two- year tenure, was the Dally Pilot's Newport-Mesa DlStrict Coach of the Year. •Cross country: Surviving an 0- 5 Sea View dual-meet slate, 1Weit's Tars placed fifth at the CIF Division Ill Finals, paced by McFall's second-place individual showing. McFall was seventh at league finals, followed by seruor Jamie Swarberg (10th) and junior Meghann Allard (16th). Swarberg was 27th at CIF Finals, Allard 34th and sopho- more Molly Melum 40th. • Salling: Stanford-bound Heather Porter. Cassy Thompson, Cryssa Byers and Alison Hill, were members of the Mallory Tro- phy winners at dinghy nationals. The co-ed team also won the Pacific Coast Championships and finished second at the Team Rac- ing National Championships. ' • Swimming: Amy Murphy claimed the league crown in the 200 freestyle in an All-American consideration doclo.ng of 1 :55.82. She was also second in league in the 100 free with another All- American consideration time of 54.18. She ti.rushed sixth at CJF Divi- sion I Finals in the 100 free and 13th in the 200 free. Erin Murphy, a senior, was fifth in the 100 back and junior Alden Moore was sixth in the 100 breaststroke at league finals, while senior Barbara Cohen (eighth in the 500 free), and junior Erin Hartig (ninth in the 500 free) also nabbed top-10 league finish- es. Coach Todd Kolber's squad posted a 2-5 record, 1-4 in league. • Water polo: Former men's national team coach Bill Barnett led the school's inaugural squad to a 17-8 record, which culminat- ed in an eighth-place showing at the postseason Southern Califor- nia Championships. Moore, who will shoot for her own single-game record of nine goals next season, was a first- team all-league selection. Erin Murphy joined freshman Jocelyn Manderino and junior goalie Erin Kennedy on the all- league second team, then teamed with Lisa Swain to represent the South in the first Orange County All-Star Game. • Softball: Mullen, whose junior season was cut short by Hodgkin's disease, returned to the diamond to earn a spot on the all-district Dream Team for a fowth straight spring, as well as second-team all-league recogni- tion. Mullen, who will continue at Goldey Beacom in Deleware, hit .318 and was 6-7 with a 3.46 ERA as a pitcher. Gosselin (.470 with 31 hits), freshman Audra Adams (.369) and senior Lori Metcalf (.254 with nine RBI) were additional all-district choices for Coach Mike Mullen, who resigned after five seasons at the helm. The Tars were 10-11 , 2-8 Mullen in league, sweeping cross-town rival Cd.M in their two Sea View meetings. • Soccer: Sophomores Brooke Flamson and goalie Jordan Fredriksen will provide the foun- dation for the future, after earning first-team all-league laurels. Freshman Jennifer Orr received honorable mention for Coach Justina Gibbie's squad, which finished 6-12-2, 1-8-1 in league. • Field hockey: Kent and Kyle McNichols were catalysts for first- year coach Sharon Wolfe, who guided the team to a 5-5-4 record, a third-place finish in the South- ern Division, and a berth in the postseason Orange County Championships, where they lost in the first round in sudden-death overtime to Marina, 3-2. • Equestrian: Crystal Bridgman was second overall in the Inter- scholastic Equestrian League's mdividual varsity season stand- ings, but was the overall champi- on in equitation. She was also sec- ond overall in working hunters. • Golf: Susanne Day and Vanessa Shapiro were team co-captains, while Erin Haller (A flight) and Katie Enriquez (B flight) posted team-best fifth-place finishes at the school's second annual tour- nament. • Badminton: Seniors Katie Ueno and Katie Obegi were the top girls players on Coach Tom Pestolesi's co-eel squad. Summer of 19~7 ·~~ FUN THINGS T O 00 OCEAN SWIMS July 12 -Pier-to-Pier Swim in New· port Beach Jim Turner. 640-5350 July 19 -29th Annual Seal Beach OceamSwim A one, three and 10-mile swim. (310) 424-4227 ext. 236 Sept. 13 -Newport Beach Swim1est A three-fourths mile pier swim Jim Turner, 640-5350 Swimmers can join other ocean swim- mers on at 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday evenings at Big Corona. BASEBALL Ila Borders. update THUNDER BAY, Ontario Former Southern California Col- lege burler Ila Borders, who is the first woman to pitch in men's pro- fessional baseball, made her third appearance in four weeks for the St. Paul Saints by allowing an earned run off of two hits and a walk in the final inning of the Saints' 14-2 win over the Thun- der Bay Whiskey Jacks. She entered the game with a 14-1 lead and struck out the first batter. Borders walked the next batter and two singles followed . A groundout fielder's choice resulted in the run, and she left two runners stranded. Jn her previous outing on Father's Day, Borders fired a per- fect two-thirds of an inning despite St. Paul's 3-1 loss to Duluth-Superior. Borders inherited a bases- loaded situation in the eighth inning with fans in Duluth chant- ing, ·na, Da, Ila.# Borders, a lefthander, forced the Dukes' catcher into a double play on a 1-2 pitch to end the inning. ILA'S STATS GIP W-t. R ER HK 18HBWP ERA 6 5 0-0 s s 7 5 3 1 1 9.00 WATER POLO Newport Harbor wins Laguna Beach tourney LAGUNA BEACH -Luke Alvarado scored three goals and All-ClF goalie Jon Pharris made 13 saves to pace Newport Harbor High to an 8-6 victory over Lagu- na Beach Sunday in 17-and- under championship game of the Artists' summer water polo tour- nament. Kevin Becker and Gary Con- well added two goals apiece in the title game, while Jay Person, who posted a team-high three steals, roWlded out the Sailors' scoring with a single tally. The Tars defeated Santa Bar- bara, 11 -3, in the semilinals, and also topped South Pasadena and Etiwanda in the 12-team tourna- ment that also included Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa. DEEP SEA THURSDAY'S COUNTS ~ ~. 6 boeU, 268 engleB U8 yellowtllt, ll 1ll>l<ore, 13 yellowfl" tuna, I blu.fl" tune, 415 gl•l'l squid, 2 m.ako lh¥ta. 27 bonho, 59 t>.rrecude, 850 Yl'd bus, 154 m.llCkeret Newport ......... • no repon. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NO'nCES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE be httd, Tut1C11y, June 24, ding proctts. Per Public Anita L Levine and Ellli Newport B11ch, CA 92660 E. COAST HWY., NEW· AbY1oJ Prevention Cenler ol buslneH yet? Yes. 011011 --------111117, at 10.00 1 m. 1h1rp Contracl Code 201181 the Gusky. A copy or lh• •P· Richard G. Forbea, 1131 POAT BEACH, CA !J2ee3 Of~• County, Inc., Wil-91 ABSATNADTOEMNMENETNTOOF F SCHOOCOEAL NDIVSITE'!ICT II 17200 P1n1hurat Ln bid h II be d~ I plication Is avellable ror Back Bay Drive, Sp 5327, For the loltowlng lypl ol ll1m 8. Bwrngton, Prell-H&L SealOOd Corporation n Huntlnglon Beach CA An. 9 11 awtr o j>ubllc lnapecllon al the Newport Beach, CA 92660 Llcenu: 41 ON:SALE dent ol lhl Boatd Hands Wang President ' STATEMENT OF USI! OF FICTITIOUS PUBLIC NOTIC& bidder falllng to iii d thly one Of lhe lhree lowest r• Coale Mtta Verde Branch Thia bu1lnu1 II con· BEER ANO WINE · EATING This alaltmtnl Wll filed Thia slltem'ent waa ltle<:I ABANDONMENT OF BUSINESS NAME INVITATION TO BID I en 1 sponslvt and responslble Ubraiy ~9 Misa Varda dueled by: co-partners PLACE with the County Clerk ol wllh the County Clerk ol USE OF FICTITIOUS Th• lollowmg parsons Notice 11 her•by glv•n conlfenci, will be CIHmod bidders. Drive 'east, Costa Mesa. Hive you alarted doing Published Newport Orange County on 5-23·117 Orange County on o.3·117 _ BUSINESS NAME have abandonod lhe use of that the Ocun View a nonrttponslve bidder. Publlahed Newport Calilornla 92626 betw1tn bUalnen yet? Ytt, fS.1·94 B~ach.Co11a Mtta D11ty 199737219CU 19973122902 The ronowong persons 1h1 F1cllt1ous Business School Dl1trle1 ol Orar191 Substquent 10 this conflf· B111ch·Co1ta Mesa Dally lhe hours ol 10:00 a.m. Lowell M. Coble Pilot June 20, 27. July 4. Dally Pilot May 30, June 8, Daily PllOI June 6, 13. 20. have abandoned lhe ust ol Name NAILIT. 1597 San Counly, California, her11n-Incl. lacllltlH lnapecllon Piiot Jun• 13, 20, 11197. and 11:00 p.m. Monday Tl~~· 1~tat~manltyw~11 :1~ lll97. Fl31 13, 20, 111117 FOlll 27, 111117 Foe2 Jhe F1c1111ous Bus1nt1s Bernardino Pl IC, Cc.t1a after ror1rred to 11 "DIS· lours wlll be 1ch1dul1d. FIOO through W1dn11day, 1 :00 w 1 Oun " 0 Nam•. The Aockln Ooclor, Mui, CA 92627 TRICT", will 11cllv1 111te<:1 Th• DISTRICT r•qulres p.m. 10 9.00 p.m. Thursday, Orang• County on 8·l 7·97 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ' 18171 Eucltd, Foul'teon Val· The F1ctl1ious Bustn111 bids up to but no lat1r lhan thal the bidder potHH 1 PUBLIC NOTICE 10:00 1 m. lo 5.00 p.m. Fri• 19973724340 Fl lltl 8 1 lty. CA 92708 Name reforred lo ebove 2:00 p.m. on th• 5th day ol c.7, C·IO. or 8 claulllca· Clay end Seturday, and 1:00 Dally Pllol JuM 20, 27, Flctltloua aueln•H C ou1 ua n•11 Tho Flc11t1ous Business wH hied In Orange County August, 11197, et thl DIS· tlon contraclor'• llctnst at on June 12, 1997, Mt. p.m. lo 5:00 p.m. Sunday. July•. II, 111117 F148 Name Statement Name Statement . Name relorrod to above on 4 ·2 2 ·9 4 . F 11 e TRfCT Admlnl1tr1llon or. Wilson FM Broadcaalert, Pu bll1h1d Newport The lotlowlng plraona are Thi following p1r1on1 atl was filed in Orange County No F606741 lieu, 17200 Pln1hu111 lhe tlm1 the bid 1• •ubmll· Inc. lllod wilh lhe fed•ral 811ch·Co111 Me11 Diiiy PUBLIC NOTICE doing buslnHs as: Orange doing bu1lnt11 11: Blue 0 n 2 ·I 8 .9 !I . F 11 o Frank L. B1ney, 841 LaS· Lan•. Hun1lng1on Beach, lid. Communlcallona commit· Pilot Juno 111, 20, 25, 27, 1492270 County Child Abull Pr• Pat1ya FOO<I Sal••· 20281 M-.o VllW No F638346 treda, Fallbrook, CA 92028 CA 92847. EACH BID MUST CON· alon an ipptlcallon to ton· 11197. en• venllon ~nt•r 2482 New Birch Slrltt, Suite 200, Jim Riiier 10341 Pua, Guy R Ward, Jr., 1597 At thl1 H id time. dllt and FORM ANO BE RESPON· atrucl 11 new AM 1tatlon on W185 HOTICB OP: porl BIVd 17 'coala Maaa' N1wpot1 Blach, CA 92660 ~MM ,. Hunllngton' Beach, CA Son B1rnardlno Pl. IC, place, bld1 Wfll bl publicly SIVE ONLY TO THE BIO 1850 kHz In lhl ixpandld APPLICATION TO CA 92827• ' ' Sur1pon St1lood1 (U.S.A.) C 92646 Costa M•H, CA 92627 opened and r11d aloud for o 0 c U IA ENT s AND AM band 11 Coata M•u. PUBLIC NOTICE IBLL ALCOHOLIC Exch1ng1 Club Chltd Inc., (Withington), (WA), ~~ c Mortuary Thia bus1n1u 11 con· This bualneaa Is con· thl followlng: TELECOM· AGREEMENT IN ITS EN· Catllornla. Tht propostd 8&VIRA019 Abull Previntlon Ctnltf ol 2028 1 Birch St1111, Suitl Chapel i rtn'lltofY due11d by 1n lndovldull ductld by CO·partnlrt MUNICATIOllJS NE'TWOAK TIRETV AS PROVIDED BY 1latlon would oparatl with Flctlllou1 8u1lnHa Date of Flllng Ora~• County, Inc., (Call• 200, Newport Beach, CA 3&00 Peclllo View~ ·, 19973723879 Gory R. Ward, Jr. ·BIO 110:06117 ' an 1Hectlve radiated power Name ltatem•nt Appllcatloni tornl•) 2482 Ntwport BIVd 92080 ~ 8-d\ •Jim Riiier 19073714180 Plans Ind 1paclncallon1 THE DISTRICT. ol 10 kw daytlm9 from an The lollowlng l)lf'lonl are JUN 11 1987 11 C~111 M111. CA 112e2i H&L S11lood• Corre:auon M4-a700 'This atalomonl was filed Thie a11t1m1n1 was lllld lft on file and may be The DISTRICT rllll'llH 1xlstlng 117·meler lower at doing bu1ln1u H : Tht To Whom \1 May Con-This bualnllt It con-euornlat' ~1A)CAe::o:· -:==r====:-1 Ith lh C 1 Cl k 1 wilh lht Counly Cllfk ol YltMd al tht DISTRICT thl r~htto reJtc11ny or all 11117 Ea11 AIOndr9 Soul .. Patadlte Project, 1131 cttn· ducted by: a corporallon Thl'ew:· r n, I I ...,..11.., w • oun Y " 0 0 Co 1y a.1;97 Pwchatlng D1p111men1. al bid• or 10 waive any Ir· VMd, Paramount, Cai.tor· 8adl Bay Orlve, N1wpor1 ~ N 1 ) 1 h A Have you 11ar1ed doing 1 u• n•11 • con-r-~ , Orangt County on S·l0-117 ~:l~ygl Puoi Ju: 20 27 lhl I bove 1ddr111. regulafltlll In lnlormallll11 nla: 1 kw nlghltl!M l1om an Blach, CA 82MO l)llcant(:,rnrl/~t~ 6~lf>S butlntu yel? Y11, May f, ~by 1 '°r.:i:n1-:: • ml I Dally P1to1 Jun1 13. 20. 27. 1111 •F t (714)147·255' Eld. 1440. In any bide or In lhl bid· exltliog 53-mtltf lowtr al Lowlll Mack Cabtt, 1131 .,OOD CORP ' 19117 OU I ~ ...... * Cha-' Jl.!4y 4• 111111 JUiy 4, 11, 1 7. 15 91<1 document• may ti. -)101 Well '11th, Sanca Ana, Bick B1y Dtlv1, Sp 6325, The apptlcanl• lllled Exchange Club Chlld F JND ,...... 'c~--'m_...n,'....,_ F 11 t C II purchlMd ll lhl at the MEET CelUomla encl v.llh a 11udlo Newport Betch, CA 82680 abo lvi 1 lh • .. -""' ---------1 • above addttH for U0.00 locallon within the prpi. Suun Nirnna Cable, 1131 ve 11• •PP ( 'l\ 0 • Thinking 01 having a Why play Hide 'N Cl•aalfled Pl' ttt, non-r11undabtt. PoMd 1tallon'1 city grad• Back Bay Drlvt, Sp 1325, g:panminConl ~ ..... t c.0..'l°'~ g11age aalt? 110 ero.dwav Stele wllh childcare? A MANDATORY PRI. laJ eonlOUf. Thi Oflnclpalt or Ntwpott Beach, CA 92080 Vlfagt ""' 0 ~· 1 01\#e ua a cant an apartment Com Mee&. ca I I c ••• •If •• d Tod•yf 810 CON~IRINCI wll1 someone spec ML Wilton FM 8roadcal1· t.CatQlltl A. FOtti.t, 1t3t cOhOllc btovetagtl ••• *7 CLA8SIPl•D lhl'ough classilled ..... ~ .. todayl e.2-5671 842•5878 thrOUQh ClaSSifled en, Inc. at• Saul lJlvlnt, 8ack lty Dtlve, Ip 5321, M2.a978 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE • ' FRIDAY. JUNE 20, 1997 • PtlBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTlCES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTlClS PUBLIC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICE lane• A. Ttnntson, 39t e. PUBLIC NOTICI! Rave you 1tarltd dolno Rave you 1tat1td' aoino PUBLIC NOTICE d~•d by· an inOMduai PUBUC NOTICE CllJC\ed 11Y: an indMdUll i ..... CNOTICE 'kU I 23rd Street. NtWl)Orl bullnttl yet? y"· 1181 blnineH ret? YH, May f, ...,,. you ftartltd dOonQ Have yoll statt.cl doWl9 ~oua haln"a l OUI 8uilnMa 8 .. cl'I, CA t2MO FlctlUoua 8uslnHI May 1tt7 flctltlo~• 81111,,..a l>\llintts ytf7 Ytt, 6-1H7 FlcllllOVI 8ualn•U bl.lalnela ret1 Yn, ~ 11•"'• ltet9'ftent Heme ll•l•m•nt Thi• buslnen ta eon· Name ltetem•nt HOIH1 L Wilton Gay P~ Hem. Statement Rodlelle C Stuard Harne ltatemant T~d.~~ ~---... TM lollowfng per.on1 lft Tl\t lollowing pettons are dUCltd by: twaband and Ttlt following l)tfWOI are Thie ttatament was riltd Thi• 1ta1t1Mnt wtt ni.o The IOlloWl.ng ptflOt\I art Thi• l\lttn*'1 wat rlltd Th• IOllOwing PtftOnt llt ,,.. ,.._...,.. --._... dbinO bv1lne11 as: A TO 2 dOing but.Mu I.I. A) Saga Wile dOlng bulirtHI at: Illy· wilh ll'lt County Clerk ol With 1ht County Clerk of doing bl.lllntH er. Atct\I• -.,111 the County Clark ol dOinQ bl.lflnell as· Haly ~lh the COi.Wiiy Oer1I °' WAAE, 8301 Snowbird ;7!alone • 8) SalOn Saga, Have you started dOing ltnd, 27612 Elu St., Mt•· Orange County on s.3().97 OfanQt COul"lty on &-13-17 tectutal Solutions, &45 Ir· Or1n91 County on 5-30-97 FurnlshlMQa tnd Design, Of~ County oo $-1M7 OflVt. Huntington Btech, ""'c HI Coaat Hwy. Stt. buslntn yer? No alon Vlelo, CA 92611 18973722564 19973724095 vlnt Ave, Ntwpon B11cn. 19973722828 196'.I Pon 8fl•tol C11e... tH7~7~M CA 92&40 4• oronll dtl M11, CA. Maribeth Tennison 01brt1l1 Schwartzberg, Dally Piiot June II, 13, 2.Q, Dilly Piiot June 20. 27. CA 92563-0000 Daily Pilot June o. 13. 20, N.-..pott Stach, CA 92S60 Dilly Piiot June t3, to, 11. AIVll'I 0 Hulte. 488 82nd 92825 This •tattrntnt wat filed 271192 Elsa St.. Ml11lon 27, 1997 f065 July 4, 11, 1997 F137 Mitt! S. Dwyer, 845 1Mne 27, 1997 f061 MllY Ann Hlly. 19e9 POl'I Julr 4, 1997 F'17 St.. NtwPOff Baich. CA Jtnniltt Lynl'\ Cottman. with \he County Cte1k ol V .. Jo. CA t2G91 Aw. N.-.wport Be1ch, CA B 1101 CltC:lt Ne port 92663 2531 2 Tt1rtno Dr .. Mlttlon Orange County on 6-10·17 Your Schw•ruberg, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 92683-0000 PUBLIC NOTICE s~~ch, CA 92680 w PUBLIC NOTIC! Dorothy Campbell, 8301 VltJo .• CA. 92611 19973723085 27692 El11 St, MlltlOn Thia business la c:on· This bus1nen ls con-Fl"tltloua •u-•-c Snowt>lrd Drive, Hunllnglon Daniel W1ll1am Cottman, Dally Pilot June 13, 20, 27, Vttjo, CA 921191 FlctlUous llu•lneu Flotltlout lluslnen duct9d by: in lndlllldual Flctltlout Buslneu ducted by· 111 Individual .. -·-- Beech, CA 92&48 2S3t2 Terreno Dr .. Mlstlon July 4, 1997 Fl l4 Ttllt bualneu la con-Heme Statement Nam• St•t•m•nt Have you st1tted dOll'IQ Name Statement Have you 111rtad doing N•m• ltatemenl Gtoflrey Campbell, 8301 Vte~o. CA. 9289t ducted by· a gener1I pirt· The following persons are The following pe11on1 art business yet? Yea. 8/9CS Th• lollow1ng persons are business yet? No T,,11 lollow1ng p«sont •• Snowbird Orivt. Huntington Th s buslntst Is eon· PUBLIC NOTICE nershlp doing bu1lneas as: Chinate doing business as: Fu1u1t Maik s. Owytr doing business as· Search· Mary Ann Haly doing business 11: H_.n Beach. CA 92646 ducted by: husband ond H111e you star1td doing Fast Food, 108 22nd Street Tech USA • For Ever This statement was llltd Net Tecnnologles, 40t This 11atemen1 was 111eo and Humancare SefYten. Ttils business J1 con-wile Fictitious Bualnesa buslneu yet? YH, 1·1·97 I A, Nowpon Beach, CA Young, 12922 Harbor Blvd. with th• Counly Clark ol Hamilton ,.B, Costa Mesa. w11.1 th• County Cltrk ot 2954t Monatch Olive. g.,, ducted by a general part• Have you tllfled doing Nam• St•temanl G1brltla Schwartzberg 92663 1685, Gardtn Grove, CA Orange County on S-23·97 CA 92627 Or1nge County on 5.3.97 Juan Cei:-ls1rano, C.. t2t7$ ne11t1lp business yet? No The following persona are This statement was fllttd Ttlu Pham, 1928 Robert 92840 19973721960 Douglas A Hartsnorne. 19973722913 Ronald W. Millett, 291541 Have you 11aned doing Jennller L. Cottman doing business as· Dawn with lht County Clerk ol \.J'I .. Anaheim, CA 92802 Gina R.F. Fronklln, 432 S. Dally Pilot May 30 June 11 401 HamJlton ,B, Costa Daily Pilot June 6 13 20 Monarch Drive. San Mn buslneSI yet? No Thi• statement waa !lied ol Time An Gallery: 23710 Orange County on 5-30-97 Bui Diep, 1928 Robert Ln .. Harbor Blvd., 155, Santa 13 20 1997 • Foi7 Mesa, CA 92627 • • • Caplsirano, CA 92075 Alvin O. Hulte with tho County Clerk ol El Toro Road Ste C l.akt 19973722870 Anaheim, CA 92802 Ana, CA 92704 • • This business 1s con· 27• l997 F077 This buslneu It co~ This statement was flied Orange County on 6·17-97 Forest CA 92530 · • Dilly Piiot June 6 13 20 This busineu Is con-This busintst Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an ind111ldua1 PUBLIC NOllCE ducted by: 1n indl11ldu.i with th• County Clerk ol 19973724343 Josef'h Carl Dasso, Jr., 27 1997 • FOSl duct~ by a general pan-ducted by: an lndlvldual . Ha~e you started doing Have you s1aned doing Orange County on 5·23·97 Dally Pilot June 20, 27, 2288 Cominlto Plumas • ntrsh1p Have you started doing Fictitious BualneH business yet? Yes, 4/5(97 FlcUtloua Buslneu business yet'? No 19973722001 July 4, 11, 1997 FlS4 Laguna Hiits. CA 92653 • PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing business yet? No Name St•tement Douglas A. Hanshorno Ni mt Statement Ronald W11t1tr Millett D II Pilot J • 20 27 Gina Tatom. 22881 Cam· business yet? No Gina R.F. Franklin The following persons are This statement was Meo Tht following persons art This sta1ement wu l'ad 8 Y un • • PUBLIC NOTICE Fl tltl B I Th Pha Thi t t I ~1 d with th C t Ct k I C Ct""' of July 4, 11, 1997 F 16' lnito Plumas t.aguna Hills c oua us n•ss . u m s s a emen was i1 • doing business as· York e oun Y er o doing business IS Mort· with lhe ounty .. CA 926s3 ' • Name Stetement This statement was flied with the County Clerk of Trainlng, 4S25 West. Coast Ofange County on 5-30·97 gage Funding Group. 218 Orallge Counry on 6-10"97 Fictitious Buslnesa This business Is con-The lotlowlng persons ara with th• County Clerk ol Orange County on 6-17-97 Highway, Newpon Beach. 19973722581 t /2 Abalone Ave • Balboa 19973723N4 N•m• Statement ducted by a general pan-do Ing bu e In• ss 11: Orange Counly on 6·10·97 19973724351 CA 92663 Daily Pilot June 6, 13, 20, Island, CA 92662 Dally Pilot June 13, 20, 21, Fl~tltlous BualntH The lollowlng persons are nershlp LAORCO EQUITIES, 635 19973723869 Daily Pilot June 20, 27, Tiffany Yori<, 4404 1/2 27, 1997 F082 Kerry L YO.irlQ. 218 112 July"· 1997 F.119 N•m• St•t•m•nt ~~~LgCbOuXsinelNTsEs :Ns:ATIONAL Have you sterted doing Plumer. Co1t1 Mua, CA Daily Pilot June 13, 20, 27, July 4, 11, 1997 Ft42 Channel Place, Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Abalone Ave .. Balboa Is· PUBLIC NOTICE Th I llowl n business yet? No 92627 July 4, 1997 F118 Beac:h, CA 92663 land, CA 92662 e 0 ng ptraons are LLC 344 • 22nd Street Joseph earl Dasso. Jr. Cecll W. Calhoun, 635 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE This bu1lness. Is con-Fictitious Busln••• This bus1n111 11 con· d0tng buslneu as: •) CMF Costa Mesa CA 92627 ' Pt c M CA d ed b 1 d d al d -"' b Fictitious Bu1ln•H Associates, b) Balboa Gill W 1 LL C 0 x' 1 N T ER N ... This statement was llltd umer, ost1 esa, Fictitious Business uct y: an n 1111 u uc:tvu y· an lnd1111dual ,. with the County Clerk of 92627 Have you started doing Name Statement Have you st311ed doing Name Stat•m•n1 House. e) Albatross West, TIONAL LLC (CA) 344 • Ora.nge County on 6-l0-97 Kim Calhoun. 635 Plumer, Flctltloua BualneH N•m• St•t•m•nt business yet? No Ttle following persons are business yet? No The following person••• ~ South Swell, 2789 22nd Street. Costa Mesa, 19973723855 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Name St•t•rnent The followfng persons 111 Tlttany York O<>lng buslntss as: AAA Kerry L Young doing business as: Koala axwlng, Costa Mesa, CA CA 92627 Dally Piiot June 13 20 27 Thie bu1lneu Is con-The following persons 8/t doing buslntH as: UBIC, This 1111emen1 was filed Location Motorhomes. 770 Tn1s 1tattmen1 was ftled Bare Electrolysis, 120' e. 92626 S This business 1s c:o1t-J 1 4 1.,,.7 • F·11~ dueled by: husband an<l doing business as: Burled 2539 Back Bay Loop, with the County Cieri< ol W. 17th St .. ,.5, Costa with tna County Clerk or 18th Street, Costa M .... Frank · Htlbe<ger, 2789 ducted by a Um1ted U· u Y • .,., " wilt Undz, 2206 Windward Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Orange County on 5-23·97 Mesa, CA 92627 Orange County on 6-3·97 CA 92627 Waxwing, Costa Mesa. CA ability Co. PUBLIC NOTICE Have you stantd doing Lant. Newpon Beach, Cal. Oanlel J. Ooughe'1y, 3065 19973721983 David Brian Rovsetc. 205 11 199737229D8 Marilyn Hemune Thoma•, 92626 H111e you started doing business yet? No 92660 Fernheeth. Costa Mtsa, CA Dally Pilot May 30 June 6 2 Agate Av•.. Newpon Daily Pilot June 6 13 20 26181 La Real #63C, Ml .. Mary H. Heiberger. 2789 business yet? Yes. May 27, C.Clt w. C1thoun Daniel Edward Flec:ky, 92628 • • Beach, CA 92662 • • • s1on Viejo, CA 92691 W1xW1ng, Cos11 Mesa, CA 1997 Flctltloua Buslnen Thia atelement was flltd 2206 Wlndward Lane. New· Eric Journel, 63 Rut Peny 13· 20· 1997 FOl8 This business is c:on· 27• t997 F079 This business Is C'On. 92626 Willcox International LLC Nam•. Stat•m•nt wilh the County Clerk ol port Beach, CA 92660 75018, Parl1, France PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an individual Thl1 business la con· Nancy A. Wlllc:oK, Ph.D.· The following persons are Orange County on 11·10-97 This business Is con· This buslneu 11 c:on-Have you alatlod doing Have you S1aned doltlO ducted by: husband and Manager doing business as: Organl· 19973723051 ducted by: an lndMdual ducted by: co-partners Ftctltlous BuslneH business yet? Yes. 4-1-97 Ftcllllou1 Business business yet? Yes wife This statement was med c:ally Yours, 2549 Orange Dall P'I t J 13 20 27 Heve you staned doing Have you started doing Name St•t•m•nt David B. Rovsek Name Statement Marilyn Thomas Have you Slllned doing with the County Clerk ol Ave .. Apt. A-1, Costa Mesa, Y 1 0 unt ' ' ' business yet? Yes, May 1, business yet'? No The following persons ate This statement was liled The following poisons are This stattmenl was Ned business yet? Yes, 1990 Orange County on 6-13·97 CA 92627 July 4• 1997 Fl04 t997 Daniel J. Dougherty doing business as· White with the County Clerk ol doing business as· Wheel· with the County Clerk of ~h~~ ~t~~',;.~~j wes filed 199737240B2 Thad Grayson Blnley, 25'.'9 PUBLIC NOTICE Dan Flecky This statement was filed Charlot Limousine, 366 All· Orange County on ~·30-97 stop Services. 6503 Sea· Orange County on 6-1°'97 with the County Clerk ol Daily Pilot June 20, 27, Orange Ave .. Apt A 1, This statement was filed with the County Clerk ol ocado SI IC101 Costa 199737225152 shore Or• Newport Beach. 19973723802 J I 4 11 1997 F157 CVoes10 1anlMcaesea'inCleAy,92 2 6SV49 Or· Fictitious Buslneu with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 6-13·97 Mesa, CA 92627 ' Dally Pllol June 6, 13, 20, CA 92663 Dally Pilot June 13, 20, 27, Orange County on 5·23·97 u Y • • O a g C t o S 23 97 1 "'"73724088 _..;.._ ________ ange Ave .. Apt. A·t, Costa Neme Stat•m•nt r n e oun Y n • • .,., Aobon Barrientos. 366 Av· 27, 1997 F063 Timothy P. Doolin, 6503 July 4, 1997 F12l 19973721985 PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa CA 92627 The lotlowlng persons are 19973721979 Dally Pilot June 20, 27, oc:ado St. 1c101, Cosla Senhore Or .. Newport1---------- 0ally Piiot May 30. June 6, This• business Is con-doing business as: Pretzel Dally Piiot May 30, June 6, July 4, 11, 1997 F1S6 Mesa, CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92663 , PUBLIC NOTICE t3, 20, 1997 FOt6 Fictitious Bualneu d 1 d b h b d d Factory. 600 E. Bay Ave .. 13 20 1997 F023 This business Is con· This business 1s con.1----------N•m• St•t•ment uc e Y us an •n C-5. Newport Beach, CA ' · PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by· an individual Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 ducted by a" 1nd1vtdual Fictitious Busln••• PUBLIC NOTICE Tht following persons are ~~'v• you stanod doing 92661 PUBLIC NOTICE Haye yo~ started doing N•m• Statement Have you staned doing Name Statement ---------oolng business as: world 1 • Minh Ouang Tu. 206 Cec:ll Fictitious Buslneu business yet? No The following persons are business yet? Yes, 4.30.91 The tollowlng persons1are Flctltlou1 Buslneaa Peace Publishing. 2620 business yet No Pl .. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Fictitious Butlneu Name St•t•m•nt Roben Barrientos doing business as: Video Timothy P Ooohn doing business as: Ad&- R Thad Binfey p T T N St t • t Th I II • s Thi I 2000 24 H 's 2300 Ha T f I 1280 B B ..... " .. N•m• St•tement 111orslde Or., Costa Mesa. This statement was flled huong hanh u, 206 •m• • em n e o owing P r on1 ire s statement was iled • r • r-his staltment was 1 ed gear, 1son -~~. The following persons are CA 92627 wtth the County Clerk 01 Cecil Pl., Costa Mesa, CA Tht following persons are doing buslnese as: NAILIT with the Counly Clerk ot bor Blvd #3, Costa Mesa. with tne County Clerk or Newport Beach, CA 92660 doing business as· a) L.l.S David T. Sanford. 2620 Orange County on 6_10-97 92627 doinQ business as: Glo-COMPLETE FINISH CAR· Orange County on S.23·97 CA 92627 Orange County on 6·3·97 D1vegea1. Inc .. (CA), 1280 ENTERPRISES, b) so R111ers1de Or, Costa Mesa, 1 ........ 7372364 .... This business Is con· vannis Air Cond1Uon1ng & PENTRY, 1597 San Berner· 19973721984 Stephen Verdon. t79 E 19973722904 Bison, B92SS, Ntwl)or1 ROMEO. C) CUE TEASE. CA 92627 •• ., ducted by· )omt venture Refrigeration Services, d1no Pl llC, Costa Mesa, 0 11 Pit 1 M 30 J 6 17th St.. it 169. Costa 0 1 p 1 1 J 6 13 20 Beach. CA 92660 2424 Newpon Boulevard, Trlona Bergin, 709 Larks· Daily Pilot June 13, 20, 27, Have yo~ staned doing 1916 Leeward Ln .. Newport CA 92627 3a/ 0 ay • u~e ' Mesa. CA 92627 2 81 Y '0 une · • This tlusmess is co1t- Costa Mesa. CA 92627 pur, Corona del Mar, CA July 4, 1997 F120 business yet? Yes, 06·01· Beach, CA 92660 Gary R Ward, Jr. 1597 1 • o. 1997 o2s This business IS con· 7· 1997 FOBO ducted by a c0<p()(at1on LA BOUFF, INC., (o Cali-9262S 97 Giovanni Palmlerl, 19t8 San Bernardino Pl. IC, PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by. an 1ndll/1dual PUBLIC NOTICE Have you staned doing fornla corporation). 2424 This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Minh Tu Leeward Ln.. Newporl Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Have you started doing business yel? Yes, 5-5-97 Newport BouJoverd, Costa ducted by: a general pan· This Statement was filed Beach, CA 92660 This business Is con· Flctltlou1 Busln•ss l)usiness yet? Yes, 1·1·97 Fictitious Business 01vegear. Inc.. Susan Mtsa, CA 92627 norsh1p Fictitious Bu1lne1s with the County Clerk ot This busmess Is con· ducted by an Individual Neme St•tement Stephen Verdon Name Stitemant Snaw This business 15 con· Have you started doing Name St•t•ment Orange County on 6-t0-97 ducted by: an lndMdual Han you started doing The following persons are This statement 'IVIS filed T,,t lollowing persons are This statement was filed ducted by: 1 corporation business yel? No The following persons are 19973723079 Have you started doing business yet? Yts, 6/9/97 doing business as: Stel· w1lh the County Clerk ol doing business as. Pacific: 1"<1th the County Clertt of The registrant commenced Triona Bergin doing business as: 0 11 PU 1 J 13 20 27 business yet? No Gary A. Ward Jr. ranle's Errand Services, Orange County on S-30·97 Sales & Leasing, 485 E Orange County on 6-1087 lo 1ransac:t business under This st1temtllt was filed a) A Prime Cleaning Ser-J ~ Y ~97 une ' FttZ GlovaMi Palmieri Ttlis statement was liltd 283 Avocado 118, Costa 19973722583 17th St. Ste 201, Costa 19973723t.04 the llcllllous name or with the County Clerk ol 111ce, b) Prime Cleaning u Y 4' 1 Thia statement was filed with the County Clerk or Mesa, CA 92627 Daily Pilot June 6, 13, 20, Mtsa. CA 92627 Dally Pilot June 13, 20. 27, namts llated above on: Orange County on 6-3·97 Service. c) Prime Malnl• PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 6-13·97 Stelfanie Joy Brooks. 283 27, t997 F064 Chad Ware. 17631 Grand July 4, 1997 F122 6/1/97 19973722958 nanc:e, 2855 Plnocrtek Orange County on 5-30·97 19973724159 A11oc1do ,18, Costa Mesa. Ave., Lake Elsinore. CA.•-...;;... _______ _ La Boulf, Inc .. Debra o. La Dally Pilot June cs. t3. 20. lA209, Costa Mes•. CA Fictitious Bu1ln•H 19973722037 Dally Piiot Jun• 20, 27, CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE 92530 PUBLIC NOTICE Bout!, President 27, 1997 Fo52 92626 Name St•t•ment Daily Piiot June 6, 13, 20, July 4, 11, t997 F147 Thia business ls con· Fictitious Bualnen This business Is con· Fictitious Business J1~~s t~~at~~~~:y w~1~1~1~ PUBLIC NOT ICE rs~~· ~i~".:~::~~1• c:~g:: d~~~ f~~~~~ns~ ~:~•t,r~~~= 27' 1997 Foss PUBLIC NOTICE d~;!:S ~~~ an,:~~Z~du:oing Name St•t•ment d~;!:d ~~~ a~:~~~~du~~1ng N•m• St•t•m•nt Orange County on 5·23-97 Costa Mesa, Callfornla and Lube, 603 B San PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No The lollowlng persons are business yet? No The following persons art 19973721997 Fictitious Buslnen 92626 Michel Or., Costa Mesa, CA Flctuloua Busln•H Stellanie Brooks doing business as: Tom, Chad Ware doing business as• All· Name St•tement This business 11 con· 92627 Fictitious Bu1lne11 Name St•t•m•nt This statement was filed Tom. and Ken, t2S Mesa This statement was filed Ways Carpet Care. 513 W. Dally Pilot May 3o. June 6• The following persons are ducted by: an lndivldual Friars All Quality service Name St•tement The following petSona are with the County Clerk ol Or., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 with the County Clerk ot Bay Ave. 11 A. Balboa. CA '3• 20• t 997 F020 doing business as: The Have you s1arted doing Providers, (CA), 603 B San The following persons are doing business as: Sue-Orange County on S-30.97 TTK Co. Inc.. (NV). 502 Orange County on 6·3-97 92661-1121 __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T-IC_E __ , Cunningham Group, 3186-L business yet? No Michel Dr .. Costa Mtsa, CA doing business as: Show cess Stories, Suite 433 • 19973722638 East John Street, Carson 19973722903 Mark RuHell Harpenau, Airway Avenue, Costa Marie M. Carreras 92626 Circuit Films, 16 Siena, La· 2796 Harbor Blvd., Costa 0 11 p·i J 6 13 20 City, Nevada, 89706 Dally Pilot June 6 13 20 513 W. Bay Ave, , A, Bal· ----------1 Mesa, CA 92626 This 1tatemen1 was filed This business Is eon-guna Niguel. CA 92677 Mesa, CA 92626 8 Y 1 01 une ' • · This business Is con· ' ' • boa, CA 92661-1 t21 Flctltloua Bu1lnea1 Gary CuMingham. 3009 wilh the County Clerk ol ducted by: a Corporation Dave Riemann, 16 Siena. Mary Ellen Alexander, 936 27• 1997 Fo54 ducted by: a corporation 27· 1997 Fo9t This business is con- Nem• Statement Zell Drive. Laguna Beach, Orange County on 6-10-97 Have you slatted doing Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 Cheyenne Street, Costa PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndMduat The lollowil'lg persons are CA 926St 19973723053 business yet? No Usa Riemann, 16 Siena, Mesa, CA 92626 business yet? No Have you started doing doing business as: Hard Leslle Cunningham, 3009 Daily Pilot June 13, 20. 27, Friar All Ouallty Service Laguna Nig~el, CA 92677 This busineu Is c:on· Fictitious Buslneu TTK Co. tnc:., Thomas J. Flctltlou1 Bu1ln•11 business yet? No Wire. 24831 Alicia Parkway Zell Drive, Leguna Beach, July 4, 1997 F108 Providers. William J. Ray, This busmess Is con-ducted by: an Individual N•m• St•tement Austin. President Nam• Stetemtnt Mark Harpenau it'C·32S. L1guna Hills, CA CA 92651 c.F.O. ducted by: husband and Have you staned doing The lollowlng persons 31e T_hls statement was filed The following persons are This statement was filtd 926S3 This business is eon· PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was flied wile business yet? No doing business as: A with the County Clerk ol doing business as: Coast w1ttl the COYnty Clerk ot SurEmaJI, LLC (Cahlornie). ducted by· husband and with the County Clerk ol Have you started doing Mary Ellen Alex1nder Sweet Adventure, 10478 Orange County on S-30-97 Group Investments. 1S90 Orange County on 6-tJ..97 2483t Alicia Parkway IC· wile Fictitious BuslneH Oranga County on 6-13-97 business yet? No Ttlis stattment was filed Placer R111er Cir., Fountain 19973722589 Adams A11enlle. Su1te'3613, 19973724096 325• Laguna Hills, CA Have you started doing N•m• St•t•m•nt 19973724081 Dave Riemann with the County Clerk ol Valley, CA 92708 Daily Pilot June 6, 13. 20, Costa Mesa. CA 92628 Daily Pilot June 20, 27, 9;;,5; business 11 con· busineu yel? Yes, 1/29191 The following persons art Dally Pilot June 20 27 ThlS statement was llled Orange County on 5-27·97 Bill Ormord. t0478 Placer 27, 1997 F067 Carl Mark Garfield, co July 4, 11, 1997 F136 LHlle Cunnlngtiam doing business as: AA.A J 1 4 11 1997 'F13.j with the County Clerk ol 19973722111 River Cir. Fountain Valley, 14682 Berkshire, Tushn. ---------ducted by: Umited Llabihty This statement was filed Charter Yachts ol Newpon u Y ' · Orange County on 5·30-97 Daily P1IOI May 30, June e. CA 92708 PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92780 PUBLIC NOTICE Company with the County Clerk ol Beach, 2901 Pacific: Co1st PUBLIC NOTICE 19973722638 13, 20, 1997 F008 This business Is con· ThlS business is con-1----------Tht registrant commenced Orang• County on 5-30-97 Hwy Suitt 150-B Newport Dally Pilot Juno 6 13 20 ducted by· an lnd1v1dual Fictitious Bualness ducted by: an 1nd1v1dual Fictitious Bualn•u 10 tran51ct business under 19973722586 Beach, CA 92663' Fictitious Busln•H 27. 1997 ' FOSS PUBLIC NOTICE Have yo~ started doing Name St•tement Hovt you staned doing N•m• Statement the llct1tlou1 business Daily Pilot June 6 13 20 Norman C. & Penelope F. Nem• Stetement business yet? No The following persons are business yet? No The following persons art ~~: 0~r6/t~9fes fisted 27 1997 • i=os6 Goodin, 2901 Pac:ll1c: Coast Tht followlng persons are PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou1 Bualn•H William H. Ormord doing business as· Buena Carl Mark Gar11e10 doing b.is1ness as: Coast • Hwy, Newport Beach. CA dOlng business as: R.P.C. Heme St•tement This statement was Med Park Skating Center, 7951 This stalement was llled Poot & Spa Service. 378 SurEmall, LLC. Warren Fin· PUBLIC NOTICE 92663 Construction, 920 Coro-Flctltloua Bualn•H The following persons are with the County Clerk ol Commonwealth Avenue, with the County Cltrk ol Avocado 119. Costa Mfsa. le~, Member This business Is con-nado Or .. Costa Mesa, CA N1me Stat•ment doing business as: Source Orange County on 5·30·97 Buena Park. CA 90621 Orange County on 6·5-97 CA 92627 T is statement was flied Fictitious Bualneas ducted. br, husband and 92626 The following persons are One Management, 25682 19973722839 Michele Joenn May, 795t 19g73723248 Richard Alie" OeKonlog, with lhe County Clerk ol Nam• Stat•ment wile '1":, ~ Patrick E. McNamva, 920 doing business as: The Pacific Crest Orlvt, Mission Daily Pilot June 6, 13, 20, Commonwealth Avenue, Daily Pilot June 6 13 20 378 Avocado .t9, Costa Orange County on 6·l0·97 The following persons are Havil!f ,'ilai.t.. ,,tarted doing Coronado Dr .. Costa Mesa. Center for Expressive Psy-Viejo, CA 92692 Buena Pork, CA 90621 · • · Mesa CA 92627 19973723886 doing buslness as: e) HSC busl~lwe~o CA 92626 chotherapy, 2900 South Kenn1tth Ian Davis, 25682 27• t997 Fo57 This business is con· 27• 1997 F084 Tn1$ business is con- Oally Piiot June 13, 20, 27, Products, b) HSC, t 124 NorO\all t:.eGoodln,Penel· Randy H. Daniels, 3000 Bristol Street. Suite 0103, Paclflc Crest Drive, Mission PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an indivldual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an indtvtdufd. July 4, 1997 F110 Vic:torle IE. Costa Mesa, opef~•Oo~n Geraldo, San Cltmtnlt, CA Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Viejo. CA 92692 Have you started doing Have you s1aned de&no ---------CA 92626 This .,s ent was filed This business Is con· Leslie Ann Cuva, 505 This business Is con-Fictitious BuslneH business yet? Yes. 5·28·97 Flctltlou1 Buslneu business yet? Yes. 6·9:J-PUBLIC NOTICE lntec Industries, Inc .. (Call· with th' County Clprk ol ducted by: a general part· Poppy Avenue, Corona del dueled by: an lnd1vldual N•m• St•tement Mlc:hele May Name St•l•m•nt R1cnard OeKorung tornla). 1124 Victoria #B, Orange County on 6·13·97 nershlp Mar, CA 92625 Have you started doing The following persons are This statement was filed Tt1e following persons are T111s statement was i)ed Fictitious Buslneu Costll Mesa, CA 92826 19973724078 Have you started doing This business Is con-business yel? Yes, 5·23·97 doing business as: A·Ust with the County Clerk ol doing business as: Pros-with me County Clerk ol Nam• St•tement This business Is con-Daily Piiot June 20, 27, business yet? Yes. 1·1·97 dueled by: an lndlvldual Kenneth Ian Davis Environmental Consultants, Orange County on 5-30·97 pects & More. 2450 New-Orange County on 6-17-97 Tht following persons are ducted by a corporation July 4 11 1997 Ft3S Patrick Mc:Namare Have you slaned doing This statement was llltd 438 Dahlia Avenue, Corona 19973722578 port Boulevaro, 12to, 19973724342 doing business ae: GRAF· Registrant has not yet ' ' This llatemtnt was llled business yet? No with the County Clerk ol del Mar, CA 92625 Dally Pilot June 6, 13. 20. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Oa11y Pilot June 20. 27, FITI CREATIONS. 2300 begun to transact buslMess PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of Leslie Ann Cuva Orange County on S·23·97 Joseph E. Vetr1mo. 438 27, 1997 F070 David M. Calhoun, 2450 July 4, t 1, 1997 F139 Fairview Road llUIOS, under the licllllous busl· Orange County on 6-17-97 This statement was hied 19973722035 Dahlia Avenue. Corona del Newport Boulevard. '210, PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa, CA 92626 ness name or names listed Flctltlous Buslneaa 199737243 41 with ttle County Clerk ol Dally Piiot May 30, June 6, Mar, CA 92625 ' PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Oa111d Alan Gral. 2300 Felr-herein. N•m• St•tement Daily Pilot June 20, 27, Orange County on 6-3-97 13 20 1997 F009 This business Is con-Thit business IS con-1---------- 1/lew Road .. UIOS, Costa lntec Industries. Inc .. Ttlo-T>.a I lowl 19973722918 ' ' ducted by· an llldhliduat Flctltlou1 Buslnen ducted by: an 1nd1111duJI Flctltlou1 8uslnffa ... .. .. 01 ng persons 11e July 4, 11. 1997 Ft52 PUBLIC NOTICE s N s Mesa, CA 92626 mas E. Aumond· President d • b i c Daily Pllol June 6, 13, 20, Have you started doing N•m• t•t•ment Have you started doing am• t•t•ment omg us ness as: onage PUBLIC NOTICE . ? Th t ti . s 7 Th 10110 '"" .-.. ·-... Rhea Ltlgh Gr1I. 2300 This statement was filed Wtllte. 16792 14th St., Sun-27. 1997 F073 business yet No e o owing person are business yet No e w_.,, .-~r..,..s -• Fairview Road #Ut05, with th• Counry Clerk ol set Beach, CA 90742 Flctlllout Busln•11 Joseph Vetrano doing business as: Alford· David M Calhoun doing business as: Custom Costa Mtsa. CA 92626 Or1ng1 County on 5-27·97 John w. Morrow. 1637 E. Fictitious BuslnHs PUBLIC NOTICE Name Stetement This sta&ement was flied able Merchant Services, This statement was llled finishes by Tom Kuehn. Thll business ts con· 199737~2177 Burnett St .. Long Beach, Nam• Stetement The following persons are with the County Clerk ol 30902 La Mer, Laguna with the County Clerk or 9152 Crawford Circle, Hun. duded by: husband and Daily Pilol June 6, 13, 20, CA 90806 Tho following persona are Flctltloua Busln•u doing business as: Cobble-Orange County on S-30-97 Beach, CA 92677 Orange County on S-10-97 tington Beacn. CA 92648 wilt 27 1997 f 072 Tamara P. Morrow. 1637 doing business as: People N•m• St•t•m•nl stone Cookie Company. 19973 722630 ~thy Johnson, 30902 La 19973723850 Tr1omas B Kuehn. 9152 Have you stantd doing . E. Burnett St .• Long Beach, Pleesers LLC .• 1776 Ha· d ~e lo~lo~ng personJo~" 3108 Gibraltar Ava .. Cost• Dally Pilot June 6, 13, 20, ~2~h Laguna Beach. CA Daily P1lo1 June 13, 20. 27. Crawford C1rcl1, Hw~ ~ggi3ess yet? Yes 3/t7/ PUBLIC NOTICE ~1~Tus1ness 11 con-::~2;1r .. Costa Mesa, CA s~~~ P~~a1!:!1 ·~Ice~ ~~:;r;~ :~6Stiles. 3108 27, 1997 F058 This business Is con• July"· 1997 F103 1~~1t~n ~~=~:e:;A ~:64:o~ David Alan Graf Fictitious Buslneu ducted by: husband and People Pleutrs, L L.C. 3505 Cadlflac. · Uldg. Gibraltar Ave .. Costa Mesa, PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an 1nd1Vidull This statement was hied N•m• Stetement wile (Otliw1re). 1776 Hawaii 1208B. Costa Mesa. CA CA 92626 Havt you started doing Have you slerted dO!nQ with th• County Clerk ol The following persons ere Have you started doing Cir .. Cosll Me11. CA 92626 92626 This buslntss 11 con-Fictitious Busln•H business ytt? No Flctltlout Bu1lne11 business yet7 No Orange County on 5·27·97 doing business as: OMS business yet? No Thie bu1ln111 11 coll-Tara Johnson, 2712 Elk· ducitd by: 111 lndMdu11 N•m• Statement Kathy Johnson Neme Statement Tom Kuenn 19973722137 Markttlng ind Ouign John w. Morrow ducted by: Limited Liability port St., Lakewood. CA Have you 1taned doing Th• loHowlno persons are This statement was lllad Ttie following persons 11e This stattmenl was flied Dilly Pilot M1y 30, June 6, Group. :107 1/2 Apoltna, This italt!mant was flied Co. 90712 . buslnHs yet? No doing butlntss es: CJ Sap-wtlh the County Cltrk of doing business as ZaPa1e-with the County Clotk ol 13• 20, 1997 FOt2 Balboa Island. CA 92662 with lht County Clerk ol Have you 111rted doing This business !' con-Deborah J. Stiles phire, 120 E. 18th Strtet, Orang• County on S-30-97 rla Collma, 745 w 19th, Orange County on g.17.17 Darren James Morris, 307 Orange Counry on 5•23•97 buslntn yet? No ducted by: an lndMdual This 1t1ttmen1 w11 llltd Colla Mesa, CA 92627 19973722040 Suite o. Costa Mesa CA 19973724347 PUBLIC NOTICE 1/2 Apot1tna, Balboa Island. 19973721988 P•orl• Pltasere, LLC .. Have you started doing with the County Clerk of Candace Owens, 8392 Daily Pilot Junt 6. 13, 20. 92627 Dally Pilot June 20. 21, ----------Calllornlo 92662 Daily Pilot May 30, June 6. KTaht1h1 E1ntarltgehmt,8Vn1.P.was fi'lod ~ua~~~~~x=~~ No Orange County on S.'21·97 Rtllly Orl11t. Huntington 27, 1997 F071 Heriberto Torros Tt)Vda. July 4, 11, 1997 F140 F~~:!!:us~!~~~~~s 3~~c:~!2e~p~l~~!."Ba~~~~:: 13. 20, 1997 Fo21 with 1he County Clerk or This statement was filed Dally Pilo:~~:~~~J~~:~. ~~j~h, ;~,r~::: is con· PUBLIC NOTICE ~2:s~. ~~c:~~~1 'A Costll PUBLIC NOTICE lend. CA 92662 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 5·23·97 with the County Clerk ol 13. 20, 19g7 FOtO ducted by: an lndMdual This buslntss 1s con The following po11ons ire This business Is con-19973721800 Orange County on 6-3·97 Have you staned doing Flclltlou1 Busln•H ducted by: an lndlvldual Fictitious Buslnffa doln8 business as: Club ducted by' a general part· Fictitious Bualnell Dally Piiot Mey 30, June 6, 19973722919 PUBLIC NOTICE buslntss yet? Yes. May 28, Name Statement Hove you stnnod doing Name St•tement Solei Tannl'l' and Juice nershlp 13, 20, 1997 FOt 3 Dally Piiot June 6, 13, 20. t997 Tht touo.,.1ng persons ore bustnoss yet? No The following ~,..ons Ire Bar, 8849 dams Ave.. Have you starttd doing Name St•t•ment 27, t997 FOOJ Fictitious Bualneu Candace J. Owens doing buslnoss as: HOibert Hortbtrlo Torros Te1td4' doing business a.s: 681· ~~6,i~ngton Beoc:h, CA buslneu yet? No d~~eg l~~o~~~~1P:~~oa!,:;:. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• St•t•m•nt This statement was 111tcl Enterprise, 2260 W Lincoln ThlS 1111oment w:is liltd w:ics. ?294 Channel Rd., Darron Morris . C 2 00 W The following persona ert with lht County Clerk ol 811/d., Apt. Q7, Anaheim, with tht County Cltrlo. ot B~lboa, CA 92661 Dvora S. Pariente. 4809 This llatemtnl was filed rity teanere, 7 · Flotltlou1 Bu1lnea1 doing buslntH 11: Erner• Orange Couoty on S·30·97 CA 92801 Orarw.i• Counly on G 9-97 Eric Andrew RyHel. ~ Udo Sands Or .. Newpon with the County Cltrk of Coast Hw~.. Newporl Name Stetem•nt Flctltloua BuslnHs aid Reefs. t3 Jasmine 19973722629 Corty Lynott Holbert. 2260 1907~7235 14 ChaMol Ad . B1lbo1. CA ~:~~·Ct 9We~ster, 5t8 Orange County on 6-3-97 BGe:,cgho~oA 9T663orres, 1332 The lollowlng l)traona ero H•m• Statement Creek. Lagun1 Hiiia, CA Dally Piiot Juno 6 t3 20 w. Uncotn Blvd .. Apt Q7, Dolly Pilot Jur\t tJ 20 27 92661 10973722915 doing bualntH 11: On Tht followlng per1on1 llt 92653 ' ' ' Anaheim, CA 9280t 99 ' F• os' Tnls business •S CO"-J6th SI.. Newport Beach, Morrow Place, LOI Ang• Guard s.c:urlty Systems, doing buslntst as: GKC Ted Beard, t3 JHmlne 27, 1997 F059 This bus1ntn la c:on JUiy "· 1 1 1 duc1ed t>y: I n indll/ldual CA 92663 Dally Pilot Jun• 8, 13. 20, '-•·CA 90022 702 Santa Marl• Dr .. ,,....lne. EM, 400 w. Freedman Creek, l.Jlguna Hilla. CA PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by an individual PUBLIC NOTICE H•v• you Slatted clo!nO Thie business Is con· 27, 1997 F075 Augustin Vergar1, 533 S. CA 92606 way, Anaheim, CA 92812· 92653 Have you started doing businou yet? Yes, M1y '· ducted by • general part· PUBLIC NOTICE ~.~. v c·~"!.f2V2• .. Loa .Ang• Brian Klplan, 702 Santa 8040 Thi• business II con· Flctltlou• Bu1ln•11 business yet? 4.7.97 Flctltlou• Busln•ll 1997 .. nttthlp • .vu Marla Of .. Irvine, CA 92806 OKC EM, 400 West 'r•ed· ducted t>y· an lndMd1.1al Hem• St•t•m•nt C1ray Holb1'1 Nam• Statement Enc Rylfet H1w you started doing -,-,-c-t_lt_lo_u_s_D_u_t_ln_•_•_•_ This bu•lneu Is con-ThomH Mithaws 757 Sen man Way, Anaheim, CA Havt you started doing The tonowlng ptr'IOnt 811 Th11 11attment was lilecl Th• tollo-Mng pa11ons .,. Tn1t llattfl"lent wu Glad b~~:~:~~i.~o Name Statement dH'::c' by~ c~~~~dol"" Loon, Irvine.' CA 92&0e 92812'8040 bl.Illness yet? No CSOing b\.111nt11 aa· Sterling w1ttl lht County Clerk ol do<ng but1ntss H Soutn with the COWlty Cletll OI Thia attltmtnt was IJled Th• IOltowlng ~rions 1,. buainest yet? YH. ~20-97' Thlt bu~ineu 11 con-Thi• buslntss Is con-Ttd S.1rd P•c:llic: Engineetlng, 2900 Orang• County on g.3.97 Coast Conatruction Svfl Orange County on f •1S-97 with ttle County Clerk 01 doing business 11: Metro ..... ,.ustln Vergara ducted by. co-partnert ducted by: a corporation Thi• 1t1ttmtnt w11 llltd 8111101 St., Suite E·103, 19973722918 22781 L10vlnt1. M1n1on 19973724094 Orang• county on 5-30.97 Eltc:trleal S9"vfct1. 161 48 ~ statement wit llltd Have you ttlt\td doing Have you stanecl doing wuh lht Covnry Clerk ot Coata M•H. CA 92628 Dally P11o1 June 6. 13. 20. VlttO. CA 12691 D•·'Y PilOI J\IM to. 27, 1 .... 73722573 Toriota Cr .. Hunllngton wllh the ,._"nty Cl .... 01 bullntu yet? YH, May S", buslntat yet? No Orange County on 6-22·91 Lynn Conl•y. 2522 27. 1997 F074 Albert Ru11, Ill, 2278\ LI· July•. 11, ,997 P141 .,., Beach CA 12849 O C"""' O 2397 1997 GKC EM, Samuel Loe, 19873721855 MICAtttwt Blvd .. •E. Santa 0\11nta, M1uion V1t10 CA1----,-,-~-,------ 01lty Pilot June o. t3. 20. Christo l'ler Scott Motto, range ounty on • • Brian Kaplan Ptt1ldent oany P110t May 30, June 6. Ana, CA 92704 PUBLIC NOTICE 92691 PUBLIC NOT1C! 21, 1197 F069 111148 ~ortol• Cr .. Hunting· . 19973721902 Thie •tatemont wit hied Thlt 11atement wu filed 13, 20, 1997 ,011 Thi• butlntH It eon· Thlt bu11ntu 11 con-1---------- ton BIDch, CA 92&49 Daily Pilot Mey 30. June e, wllh th• C44JntV Cltfk 01 with the County Cltrk ot duc:tao by: an tndMduat Fictitious 8u1lntH ctudtd by an 1nd1.,1dulll flctJUoua auatn ... PUBLIC HOTIC! Nancy Mtlro, t$148 Tor· 13, 20, ttt7 F024 Or1n99 County on s.23.97 Orange County on ti-t-t7 PUBLIC NOTICE H111t you atarttd doing Name S•atement H•v• you stanoa doing "-IM &l•t•enent ---------tote Cr .. Huntington B•ach. 19973721978 19973723811 bualntH ytt? No ni. toltowlng p«tons tr• INllntH yet? No Tne IOllO'Mng l*90N.,. Plclltloua •uaJnHI CA 92&49 PUBLIC NOTICE OtUy Piiot May 30, June 8, Dlllly Pilot June 13, 20. 27, FloUtloua llu1ln•n Lynn Conley doing butinffs H~ HB Albert Ruiz, Ill doing bus1ntH •~ 0.,., Ham• ltatement Tnt• bueln•n i. ~on-1~. 20• 1997 fOtS July 4, lot? Ft02 H•m• ltalement Thi• ttattment wet nttd Kn1lt & Tool. 10151 M•lkat Th11 11attrnent v.11 Mtd YochH Mill! Ol&trbl1iQI, The fotJowtn" pt11on1 are ducillcl by 1 Nmittd pan Flctllloue •uslMH The following persons ere with the County C1e111 ol Dr,. Hunungton Otach, CA w1ttl the County Clttk or 14071 Newpon A~. TO.- doing bu11n:11 u : Ctl Mrthlp : • N•m• lt•t•m•nt PUBLIC NOTIC! PUBLIC NOTICE doing bualntH H : Higher Orange County on 5-30-97 92&4G Orange County on 0.10·97 tin. CA eacao Quut 11 tnvHllgat1on1, Have you itaned aotng The following porsont lft Mu11an DMIQn Studios. ttt73722828 John R. Matlltwt. 10t51 1997372U88 Gary Yoct1e1. 1972 ,...... ~~."'8:~:a:e 200, Coata ~~:~·~·.r,~1 YH, 4•12-97 g:f :u~'r~~:,a: 1\ft'I~~ '~!::!:~~:.:~~~~· F~!::!!':t:t~:!::~a ~:.~"6'1'::1.2~11ve, Costa Dilly Pilot June e. 13, 20. ~:~I c'l'~~8H11ntinglon Dally P110I June t3, 20,. 27, c:o2fi;ce• Cocf1 Mina. Samuel A Oullerrn, Thi• atittmtnt w11 fileel Carn~!• Avt IC, Santa Tht fotlowlno penon1 •rt The lollowlng pertone are nobln Ian P0t1t1, ~26 Uni• 27• 1917 '* Thia 'bu1ln1u 11 con July•. 1907 111~ th'• bu"n .. a •• ~ tt972 Wlndwooel Clrell, with tht County Clerk of Ana, CA 927~·1510 doing builneH 11: Tror:ile dOlng bualntn 11: Caltfor· 11er11ty Drive, Co111 Mota. PUBLIC NOTICE cluettd by •n lnd1vldual PUBLIC NOTICE ctuetw br en 11\0Mduel AlllttsldtL CA 92508 Oringt county on t-4-97 Sunr'IH Ven1u1 ... 1.nC12rpo· Tan • A Quality Sun SY•· nla Cottage. 42• Narcluua CA 92127 Ha11t you llat1ed doing Havt yew tt*1ad o.t'f fdwal'd ,., Oonuin. 3t01 19873723084 rattd, (CA). 1t21 E Cam• tam• Tanning Center, Ave .• C0ron• Del Mar, CA TP\11 bu1ln111 '' con-'1otltlou1 •v•ln•H bual11111 yeti No ~latllloua •wne11 bv11nt11 pt? Yea, 1n• S. Sana. Sonia Ana. CA Dally Pilot June 1,_ 20 21 ogle Ave. IC. 811111 Ana, 21110 8eai;h Dlvd . Hun· 92625 dutttd by: an lndlvldlJal Name ltatef'Mnt Jotin lit Matl'ltws N•m• l latemenl Gary Yochea 12704 • • C1. 92705 llngton leach, CA 12'40 Gay Grace PtMay. 42• H111t you 11iu1tc1 doing Tht followtng persona 111 Th11 staltment "'" Ille<! ~ tof\o""ino P«tona ere 'fl\ia 111tt!Nnl .,,.. llecl Thia bu1ln•u 11 con-July 4, 1997 Ftoe Thlt butlnH1 11 co~ Hollla l.. Wllion, 8G02 NarCluut Ave. COion• Del butlnen yel? No 0<>1ng butlne•• 11: Aoeh· w1lh tl'lt County Clerk al d0tng buslnoss as Ctiem with the Countr Cltrll of duc:1td tiy· general par1ne1· PUBLIC NOTICE due1td by:• corpora11on Laml)lon Ave .. 1 1, Oa1den Mar, CA t2&2S Aot:>in Porter tile. •04 We11mlntttf Ave , Ofange County on •3-t7 Ory ol San Cltn\lntt, 111 .. Ofange COIW'f on .. tt-t7 1111p Have you slaned dOlnQ Grove. CA tat4t Thlt butln•u 11 con. ™• 11at1ment wu '111<:1 Suite e. Newr>ort ltaeh itt7372at14 F Orange Av•. Cotti 1MJ~H4Me Havw ~ 1i.rttd doing Plolltlout aU'SlneH bulifleu v.i? Yff, W0.9r Thi• bu1lnou Is eo,,. duettcl cy· an lncl1\lldu.i With 1111 County Clttll. ol CA t21Q 01t1y Pitot June 1, 13, 20. M8A, CA tW7 O..lty Pllol JuM m. 11, bu11nut yet? No Heme ltate,,.ent Sunttst V9tltur•1, lncOtS>O-dueled by· 11'1 lnd!Vlduet Ol'ange County on WJ.t7 f'ocheMt C. Stuatd, 2400 27, 1907 ro?t Oontld nay l~<i. '111 Jliy 4 11 tt17 P1'Q Edw td "· Oon111ta ' The tol!O'Mng P«IOnS art r"9<1. Ho YtOI Jang. PrtsJ. CLAiilflliD On th• moue•? 1HU711M3 11 Vt• ~•rif)Ola Wett, LI· , .. _ "" I Antigua . Yl11. H ... rpo111----· -· ____ ..._ S.m\114 A. Outleffn d~"" l)tjlineu u · LTM dent , •· D111y flllOt May 30, June I , Q\H\I Hilla, CA m5' .... p,..ng 0' a na.,,_, n .. ich, CA 92llO SELL .. TN• atal•ment Wit !ilea ... 2711 1ttsi01 St Thi• t tttemtnt wu flltd II ' th• •••y•to-•S 20 tM? RI,. Thia ou11ne11 u con-apanment? c:IH11f1ad Thie th111ne11 ta con. • wtll'I Iha Colinet Clerk ol ~~tCo•t• Mtta cA wilh ,.,. Coun~ Cl«k ot &CCfH. lnform•tlon-Sell your extra . . lets you comp•r• C>f•nga County on fot3·t7 921;it · Ofangt COIMlty on S.23.t7 pecked matlii.•lplac• h.ousehold l•ll your nom• RENT ooeta • ..,tlhout heul• t M Oommuntty ~ ¥lt*9e tHHH40H Matlbettl fenniaon 39t e tHUUtMI Vltlt•O regularly·.::-Items "'';:.~::;~fled. 0t \owO<B!..a1fte4 M =.:.ie:-cfllaMld 011ty Not .1WN IO, 271 23rd St11tt, Ne~port DaDy Piiot May lO, June I , c .. arutiy • by all S .......... ,. M_ •·MTa ... -Nit.._"·, .. , ••~ o.~ CA•~ 13. 20. '"7 F02t or c:ol'laum•ra. In Classified lhrouQt\ classlfled ...., _ _ •• PUBLIC NOTICE FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1991 PVILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICIS • PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTIC.ES PUBLIC NOTIC! duci.ct bV"' lnd•Yld~ duc:ted 1)y.,, ln0Md1111 • Have you ltat\ed doing H-.e you 11"'1.H doing w.. ~ CA tn m I .. Nlrnl tn lllDon OI ... ~ ol ... -It •• liltcl In .... Otlict 02801 danc. wtdl IN Annual Tin l).ltlntll .. concMald bJj in.-et -ttw9on -"°"' Gctltlo11• •11•lM.. bvt"*-~I? No bl.talt\MI v-" v ... MIY 1 If lllis bullnm" concM:9d "l anofltt undet hdtnt, Slall, Of OI Ill Coulltf om. A ".."" ~· DoMld t Hll'8an.., ~ ·~ fOf lhl ~ lllstiand & • W:W1f11M .. 7 ~ I* Name ltatomenl M•k Shal frank J. Chav.t l(.OtpOlltClft CQrMIOft 11w (See Stc:IOll 14Gl llOlll 8Ullnut H.wne • • .. _.fl ttnoll. T~ Hnoll Tl\ir endM~31, lite, "9\)Sll'lltl 1111 t101 yet beQUI ~ • ~ 111 ad The lollOwlng l*90nt .,. Thia mtem.rn -lllt<f Thia 111i.ment wH llltd ~ '-nae Ytt beCIUJI et UQ, blllU MO PIQ!m.ons rnnt be W.0 onot 111 INt • ol 1980, U NDll'I C.... W"1 mMt1 to lhl .,_,.,_ to nnsac1 11UJ1nest unoet 1111 ~·> ..,. ~ end .,,., ~ bullneH ea: I<•• 11111th th• County Cl#k ol wilh the County Clerk oi to u--DUiiness ul'ldllt lhe Cool) Tilt flllng ol tM .....,_. oo. AnlllMI, CA Q2I01 Cotnmiuloner, punyan1 to lct'°"9 twlne$S 0 ¥1411 .......... !S- oan • Concrete CulllnO Orange COW\ly °" 543-97 Or111ge County on 0-10.81 llchou1 DUiiness name o r,mt.no nae ol 1tself &llflollU the uM 1~ G-. It ~ TIUlell law. ftMlllllAldfltftlln name ~ TOTAL i>HT COtlng. m4 Mtpl• $1, 1H73722oe8 fH73723810 namnlsttdllMIJI Newpolt8ex/I COSUMw lhU•of. ficnGu1 lkdilll&S s.tnQ ~ fB Tllllt SHllUY H. HOMHIY, SICHf.0 HOA 0 TAAH tw T $1.0 1eo• The~ Coat a Meta, CA 92'27 Daily Pilot June 20. 27, Delly Piloc June 1 ), 20, 27. SGHfll PURPLE. INC • 8Y JoM CM24137 &56065 Jun Mimi 1n ~ of the ftOlltS Of 005 fbll ClllC*ll Vitt. At.: ~ J WIWAMSOH TRUONG undlli .8td 'o.l9d of TMI ~~·;1 ~o~·~· 22c2" Jl)ly "· "· t997 Ft57 JUty ... 1991 ,113 tt '='Z!:m.~ ftled ... 8,13202111197 anocr. unaer Fedd, s. «'*tn.CAB>1 SecftUIV · • nu ~nt was ttied .~ Nl.tdot9 ~ Md _... " 1 eH, A U w Wlui ~n IM (See StQoll 14400 TIU llUlinm II concixtld tlJ 08/18 08/17 08111 IM CounlY Otnt ol OtlnQt ..._. t.o the undMIDr* "f~1!1 bu11n .. 1 t• con· p BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE g:, ~nr_ ~J Orange PUBLIC NOTICE et*. bntts eno ProltsJ1ons aQllllfll ~P 08119: 08120 • • eoun11onJu11110 1997 • wntten Dec:WaUon al ~ea by an lndlvlClual Flotltlo11a 811aJnH• Flotllloua 9u•lnH• ~Ta:-Tlla FQ'°"s ~ ~~ 1'1111 "Ca.comm -ad I NOTCE This ~'°'-'' Name o.feull llnd <>emend l'Of Have you ""''Cl dOlng N•m• lt•t•m•nl H•m• ll•l•ment S1mnW1t l)lpl'D f1111 ytatS ''°'" ...... 1trmm11 ~ 8Ncn-Cosu MUI == llultl'llll MA t• lhlOI PUBLIC NOTICE s~ bi)lfll l1W '(UtS .!..~ Sale. and • wnu.tl Notioe al buW\lts ytc? No The lollowlng ponon1 trl Ttle tollowtng per1Qnt ate h cllll 11 wlS ltlto 1n the Olfice RCmlOUI UU8S CN-424&16 lQeM..MW ~n ,... lltllO 111 'Jll h 0. 11 was ltled 111 IM um"' Oefaull and f)ectlon lo s.11 l<eegan McGralh doing butlnna H : Elitt 111· CIOlng butiMU aa: Oolelen QI h Cou~ Cltitl A new fd. fMllEltATBl(lfl' 8.132027 lVVT lW7 lbo\lt on t.*'Y 1 Pll>POITYUllCAIUAUY of ltll Cou~ Om A new fa· The undttalgned *"" Tt111 tt1tem1nt w11 filed ternet Conaultlng, 220 Consu111nts 1805 E Otrry •OllS bnest Nlll1t Slll9mcnt The fol!Owlno l*Sllll(S) 1"'8 ' ' ' SIGtfD TOH IYllM'l•OFMAlllUAL •ous Bus.nus fAITle SU.~ uld Nott0e d Dll•"" tnd wfVl th• County Clork ol Santa Louisa. IN1M, CA Avti., Sanla Ana, CA 092705 rfllst Ile l~td pnor IO ttiat dale <lolng bllSllllU · u. GOoOIES PUBLIC NOTICE Gend ~ ~E ITATBIBff l!l.ltt be hltd plOr 10 11\at date Elec:ilOn to W to be '9-01ang• Counry on 6· t Ml7 92606 Fred Gold, 1805 e. aarry The ftllno ol tits swment dOts CAFE. 8625 Beach 11'111 , !MM • Y'fM 8118> DSfMllR 11, The ttllno ol lhis stmment OOtS c:ord.ci In Uw c:cMRl1'f wtlere 1997 3724345 P11ul Sinclair. 220 Santa Avo., Santa Ana, CA 92705 not or 1tsett autnonze h use In PIA. CA G0620 HANSON, Ganetll ~ 1• not of ltsell aull!OllZt tilt use 1r the r..i propany It loGaled Dilly Pilot June 20. 27. LOu.111, Irvine, CA 92600 This buslnesa Is con· 11111 •lite ol a Ficatoua llUStnus Z1ba kWstnts. tnc. A C.1· ~~~=l h n.~':""'c:l!tiw':,fllt!_~ NI ~ Name: UNCARI tits Stal* ol 1 ncnous eus.ness For ules intomiatlon: Mon· Juty 4,l 1•1997 F144 This bu~ln1ss ft con· ductedby:an lndMduat Namein~a00llott11enoh1sotlornaCorpot0on.213camptJtJ1 MAMEITATBUNT COu Ofl~nt"l""T ..,. .. ""IHSURAHCECOW'AHY Nlmtln 'f\ol1t1011ott11enottcsolFri 8:00am to S:OOpm ducted by. an lndlvldu111 H1111e you sterted doing another under Fedenil State Of Ave , Aeclanos. CA 92373 1l'llY v. " Home qtllca· 3070 en.; Sllttt 1110tller under FederJI, Sutt. 01 (818)590-9200 Cal·W"'tm PUBLIC NOTICE Have you stllftad doing business yet? No ~mmon llW (SH sKoon 14:.00 This bJSllleU tS COncl.lded by The follOW!nQ person(S) IWf .. ~TU.Thi ~out Narnl !Utt 300. cOsia Mna. CA 112626 common law (Ste see11on I~ R~no41 Cofp.. 525 ---------1 business ye1? Ves, 5/16/97 Fred Gold 1 Bu nd Prof • corpor.111on oo.no buStness as VALLEY CAFE, _,,,.nt tltPlft li111 Ytll1 lrom Tcitll adnilld llSStlS tt seq Business and ProtesSlOns Eatt Main Street P.O Box Flotllloua Bu•lnH• Pa~I Sinclair This statement was llled ~ · siness • ~OM Reoisirant llU not yet begun 14605 JelfntY Roae, f#A. IMne, h • 11 Wll filed In fie~ $336 696,7'08 Code)' 22004. El cajon, 'o.' 82022. Nam• Statement Thll siatemant was filed with the coun1y Clerk of Arst ~~ to translCt busmess under Ille CA 02no of fie CounlY Cltrtr. A new Act· Tolll ,~lbliHS . 24168l,46& R11t ~lno 900o4 (619)590-9200 oeted The following person• aro w11h th• County Clerk of Orange County on 6·t0·07 Hew:, Beacl'l-Costa Mes fldltous buStness name °' Vtlley Cale COrpornon, a tot.II ~SIJllSS Nwl1' S.me/11 ~ wrill-lnS IO< apeclll Newpott Beach.COSIJ Mesa Jun• 19 1997 Trustee Sale doing bu11neu as: MMI Orange County on 5-23-97 19973723597 0024058C~ ~n 613 20 ~7 names hted lltran Cahlonu Corpornon. 1480:! ~ be lded Ol1« to llllt Oltlt lllt'PIUSfundS ..0-CN-425122 10QOO.MN Jun 20.27 Officef Robyn Lund•. Eid TtchnOIOQIBS, 20t9 Ana· 18973721858 Dally Pilol Juno t3, 20, 27, 1go7 ' . ' • SIGNED ZISA INOUSTRlES, INC ' Jetlrey AolCI -A. IMM, c~ Tilt ltling of tNs lfllement dOei Gaptal SlOdCs . z.eooooo Jul 4, 11, 1W1 3005 6120;27/97, 7/04197 R· helm, Costa Mesa. CA Daily Pilot May 30, June 6. July 4. 1997 Ft 15 A CA. CORP, &; Mohamtnfd 02720 not ol 1tstll al1hOll2:e h use Jr = wnl94ns 1o, 04lle< lllat -s2n1 92627 13, 20. 1991 Fo22 PUBLIC NOTICE -TtlnnCrl Pmldenl Tlls 11usinns '' coooucteci l)J tNs ••Of• fdloua au.~ 1 91.1 .... 1 fundS .o. PUBLIC NOTICE -------- Monica Antonia Holbrook. p THs si.temtnt as tiled 111 a corpornon Nalnl In ~ ol the llQhtS of !Ml '"'" 2019 Anaheim Ave., Costa PUBLIC NOTICE UBLIC NOTICE flt NL tffnn40tt the eou 0 ,,,_,w o1 ~ R~strant hlS no1 yet btQUn ~ unoer Ftdltll, s.. 0t ~s ~ .o......... _ ............. ~--.. Ml. 2ma.F NO-PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa, CA 92627 Cou ~ 28 W1 to lllnsact i.ismess under Ille common IM (Set Sdon 1440: __.n .... ...,...,,....,.., ! Of 'mUlltFI IAlf YOU --------- This business Is con-Flctltlou1 Bueln•H Alt No. 11973722140 ~E STus .. MJOll!!?I ,:~. Tll L. N t1caaous wsmess name 0t et seq , Bullnm and PIDllUIOl'll sul'dus • 26.860.000 IN DEFAULT UNOEJ\ A DE£0 NOllCE OF TRUSTEE'S d11cted by an lndlV1dual Name Statement flCTTTIOUS BUSINESS -" ""'1 1 ,.... ..... , ame l\llTleS k$1ed ller111n Coclel ~ tunos (turt'us) TillST DATED ~~111 UN-SALE Have you started doing The IOllowlng persons are MAME STATBllENT The tollOw!ng oenon(a) t.-M Sllllment eicpru fi\11 yUIS from SIGNED VALLEY CAFE COR~· f;rst F;ltng 68,564,240 LfSS YOU TAKE ACTION TO Title Order No 789530-JSL 1>uStnes1 yet? No doing business as: Jolly The 1o11owino person(s) 1wit oatno 11u51neu • EU~~:-:"' CC::,!.15 d~ ~Che~ RAOON, ey Ya Sllno Shh HewJIOlf BeJCh.COsla Mesa !Ml• as r!9lfdS ~ PROTECT YOUR PAOPERlY fT Trust~ Sale No. 0133453-Mornca A Holbrook Dolphin, 203 Marine Ave., oo.no i.isiness as LAJ(EV!f\\ f}(PRfSS AJ #1~. I.-.. ''V new • Pmident · CH425407 Jun 1a,20,27 .lll 4 89.014,240 MAY Bf SOLD AT A f\JBUC 71 Reference No 4648f53 Thia statement was filed Balboa Island. CA 92662 INN/ ELSINORE CEHTEJl 505 S 't1CIDIY llhld . #233. Van ttlys, oous BuSlnus Name Slilement n. 1W7 ' ' Income lol'IN ytM'· 200.746~ SALE. If YOU NEED A>l EXf\.A· ~N No 141-157:02 with 1n11 County Cletk ot Del Waynt Staudinger, Wla Real On\o'e Suite 100 Alla-CA 91401 Ill.IT st be ftltcl pnor '> 11\at ~ Ille ~Te,:''!, 111~ra= ~blmments for the 'ftM NATIOH Of THE NATURE Of THE OU ARE IN DEFAULT Wt Orange Counry on 6-t7·97 203 Marine Ave .. Balboa ts• helm ttts CA!i2eo7 GoooMM EnlefpnSIS. Inc, he hllnQ Of Vis stament does Cou u.u"" 1097 J164,0!M,640 PROCEEDINGS AGAINST VOO, ER A OE~ Of TR T 19973 724344 land, CA 92662 West!m Re Partners a~Ollll&. 13fJOQ IACIDIY Blw, not Of itself asltlOnze Ille use 1n ntY on ~-1 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE w. heleby cmly ct11t tilt abcNI !Yoo st«>ULD COHTACT A LAW· ~HD AU ST 15 1 1 Daily P1lo1 Juno 20 27 This business Is con-CalJforna um: Partners'llp "233, Van~. CA 91401 lhs mm ol • Mcob0u$ BuSlne5$ stite":~E; Thl~sr;c:.oou~ ~ lttms ""1n accoftianCe With 1111 IYER On 1-27·17 II 10:00 A.JI~ Y'&fss y T~ AC. July 4 11 t997 ,Fl4S ducted by: an Individual 505 S ~Ua Real On\o'e Sulit 100' Tt.s i.i11ness is concl.lcted ~Name '" ~allOn ol the llQhts of Ille aate I X: I led Y Ille Ol~m ~~71 AM.ill S-meti IOf h yta Foledosurt Consultaflll. Int IS PIROPJ~J 1fl= MAi~~ · • H11ve you started doing Anahel 02 · a corpo11~ anotner under Fedenil. SIR, Of 1 w 1 tn ice ...., ... ..,.,. IUllBS ended Oectmber 31 1906. niPi Che cldy apmed TNS1fee under · PU c I PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? Yes, 11-4·96 Tll: lll~~5~\ coao~ted.,., Tile "91Strant commenct0 Ill commoo law (See S~ 14400 of Ille ~OJntY Cl~r'll. A sew Fico-MMEITA1Uef1' 10 the lnlurlllet cOmrnSSlorltr anO pursuant ID Oetd Of TNst. ~°'yO~ATN~ED ID:} EXP • Del w Staudinger 1 "'ltrwacl eusiness under the et seq , Bus.ness and Professions '°"' 51ness amt IJtement The lollOwlno pel'IOll(a)" putsull'll'>llw Reconltd on ~17·01 as Docu· NATI OF T~NATU Fictitious Bu1tne11 Tllls statement was hied t llmted partnerstlp hcnous bullnMS name o Code) Ill.ISi be filed pnof IO that elm dolno bullness •-R>lJHT N RDNAl..D A. wtll1AMI iment No 91-504854 Booll •• Of HE PR EEDIN~ N•m• Statement wllh lhe County Clerk of The l'tQIStrant commenced to names hsted abO~ on Oc!Dber 1 first~1no Tile filing ol lhts statement dOes VAli.E'f RANCHO AllTO WISH~~ Pll!Oe -of Olttclal RecorOS in lfle AGAINST y_ y , The I off owing persons are Orange County on 5-30.97 transact ousiness under Ille 11197 • Newp()lt Beacit.COSIJ Mesa not ol itsell autnonie I/le use in 11040 SoulhOllll AW111t Fou N TlllllAI C GEllEll., Seen Office ol tne Recordtr ol oranoe SHOULD CON ACT 1 doing businoss as· Mr, 19973722635 flctOOJS ousmess name 01 SIGNED GOODWILL ENTER· CN.42l433 l9829-MW .-'ln this state 011~ licObous aiStness •n v.tey, CA 02708 • llry • County, cahtom1. b2Clltied by ~ER. Landscape, 17702 Irvine Dally P1101 June 6 13 20 names hsteo abOve on APnl 9, PRISES INC &t Avok Gy-613.2027. 1997 Name'" 1110: .. bon of Ille nottcs of seo Won fnlel'prises, tnc., ~ .,._Port8e1Ch-Coa11Mts G/llnne Ward, an unmamed JuJY 11 1997 at Z.00 Blvd. Sulle 100 Tustin CA 27 9 ' ' ' 1997 1.naz11u' Pr!· de anol!ler unoer Ffderal, St.ate. 01 C.loma Co~n 508 '.\ c ""'72S"n6 a woman. as TNSIDr, T•f'!'IZJ Court Equl1able Deed Com-92680 · · · 1 97 F053 SIGNED REAL EQUITY PAAP'" ~.,an, 51 nt common law (See secbon 14400 Go 'o Pal Verdes N4"' ., 1 ~n AssoaateS, a.s Beneha!fY WILL ~· y as successor in interest Chan· Tok Chung 28431 PUBLIC NOTICE NEAS, INC , a Gen Partner or ~s stalll~nt wu hied Wtth PUBLIC NOTICE et seq . 8uS1ness and Professions ,,;,4n, os Estllt. Cl\ 18, 10,20,23,24, 1W7 SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO inerger lo Conlil1ental Fleldbrook M1ss1on V10)0 WESTEJlN REAL TV PARTNERS ~ aunt ~ltt of Orange Cooe) Tlis bull l COIWCl!d Ill THE HIGHEST BIDDER f<>R CASH1 JOftary Como_any as Ille CA 92692 ' . · Ftct1t10111 Buslnesa By Soon.chi Naito. Pr!S1ctent ' ~T~E-T:s 1 fic~~~s Name =ol:~~~ First lihno acorpomo:e" 5 PUBLIC NOTICE =•0f1~meu~~·i:~:.v1~ du~ 8P":':::l T~St~nd~~ This business 1s con· Name Stetement Tiu statement was hied Wtltllstatement eKtJrtS fr..e ears from MAMESTATEMtNT NtwPOtt Beacn-Costa Mesa SIGNED SEO WON ENTER· cash a cashie(s cheek driwn by ~ s1 ~rded on Aooust 24. dueled by· an lndlvldual Tho lollo~lng persons are tile County Cler11 ol Orange !Ille elate 11 WIS hied 1l the Office The lollowtno pe n(s) ~ CN42"4682 06926-PV Jun PRISES. INC .. By Moon YOUll!i Fill No. 1917'7Z3103 a state or .,.onlll bank, a cllecl\ 1 ~· as ~ment Ro. 00: H11ve you started doing doing business as: Some· County on May 27, 1997 ~ Ille CountY Clef1t A r,ew fie\· OOt rso~~ 1 ~ 613.20,27, 1997 et.ino. Pr!Sldent AC1TTIOUS BUllNESS dllwn I)/ a state Of ftoe!W tl!dlt 4SJ125 of al Records iri business yet7 ves, 1991 thing Natural, 408 32nd St.. NOTICE-This Acbbous Name~5 Business Name Stalfment N~f~~ ::i1 J STOr _ This stalement was f~ed Wltll NAMESTATEMOO u11on ora CllecildllWll by a state ttie office o tlle Recorder ot Chan· Tak Chuno Newport Beach. CA 92663 Siatement t)(lltl!S fllo'e years from be I led . amtlO-PUBLIC NOTICE the CountY Om ol """-The loll 1($) I~" Of ledefll s1111nos ancl loan l$$0· 0ran9e Counly ca~fomia Thia statement was hlocr Chuck G1tten. 4 t 38 Patrick Ille <lite 11 was hlect 111 Ille O!hce ~Slttflno ~ tta':'~i:~ = ~ = #15, Newpcn Beacit. cc..ircy on .kine 4 19117 .,. • ..,. 00tno 11usi':'J ':rsos~ oabon, sr.iinot assoonon, 01 executed by: ~· J. Botelllci wltll the County Clerk ol Rd. A, Newport Beach, CA Of t1ie County Ctelll A new nCb· ,,_ et Fie No 1H'1372»21 NOreE Tin 'c..o."--u~ 5cA.. 2010 u -S 65 sa...ngs bank speafied tn sedlon and Kardn er:Botet\o. Ordflgo Coun1y on 6-13-97 92663 &Ous 8uS1ness Name Statement""' of its 1 autnonie Che use m Jae Seok Yang, 1330 Al'IOW· ACTTTIOUS BUSINESS • ,,.....,..~ ,_,,. ..,...., ..... n ttte~ 1#1 • 5102 ol the Financial Code encl husband and WI WIN~· i'I 19973724093 Tttls business Is con-rrust be hied Pl\O< to IN! date lhs stalf of 1 fictOOJs 9uS1ness WOOOOn\o'e Bt!a. CA92621 MAME STAJOIOO si.ment eicplia liw Ytll'S from IMne, CA 111th0nzed to dO busmen 1n U.s Pll!>lic aucllOO 10 Jhe h hest Dlllly Pilot June 20 27 ducted by: an lnd1v1duat The f1hno of lhts statement dOes Name '" "'otaoon ot the nofllS 01 This business 1s co'IWCleO by The lollowlno person(a) 1~ : ~.!!.~ 0filed ~ the ~ 200~~r ~W:· ~ an) At tM ,,.., ttllr8" 10 !)ICl(ler IO< cash (P$1Yab al J 1 4 11 1997 ·F · Have you ~tarted doing not ot itself autnonze Ille use in MIC>lller unoer federal. State, or an 1ndt111tilal lb buSI LOVE'S """'"v t,_, new nui-tC rvl'C. SSIO• lllite 1IO 1101 Klitet ...... time ol sale in laWful tn(){leY uy • • 146 buslnoss yet? ves, 4·2t·71 !tis state 01 a ficbbouS Bus.nesslcommontaw (Ste Stcoon 1~ The l'tQIStranl commenced to ~E ':{,' ,:Hort:I 811 tous !Miness Name --Vie~CA02692 vw•, ulliei. till•, CA 1111 llOht, ol lhe Unrted Staces) at. Tll6 PUBLIC NOTICE Chuck Gillen Name in lllOl~n of Ille ngllt:s of tt seq . 9uS1ness and ProleSStons ll1nsact lllsiness unoer lht BoulMIO B CA 92621 ' l1l.IS1 Ile filed ~ ID ltiat dMI. s Q/Slness is cooctuctect b', "t ancl lnlelHI c:orMYtO ID Ind not!h ~ entranc:e7~·~ This s1a1emen1 was hied anoltler uncter fedtrat Srati 01 Code! hc-.ous lllsiness name or · ru. The filing of ll'is SWlmet'll dOt!! an 1n01111dUal l'ltl# ~ by 11 under sad Oted ot ~:!!¥ On rthOOSe, SCM\ Fictitious BuslntH wtth the County Clerk of common Jaw ISet See11on 14°4(xi Firs1 Fi~no names hsl!d abOYe on~ Jlail~ G ~· ~not Of 111111 ILllhotlle Che use in RegiSlrant has not Ytl beOU~ TIVS1 in the PIOPtl1Y 5Nated in ~:"CA al~~~ and : N•m• Slatemtnl Orange County on 5-30-97 ti Se<! 8uS1ness ano ProleSSions Newpon Bucll·COlta Mesa SIGNED JAE.SEOK YANG 01~r lo'ei.ie. na. ltU ,_ OC I F0'°"1$ ~Slne.ss 11> IJwact i.iS1ness uncle< -Ille sad CountY. C.lomia dt!SCntJng iereSI conve~ '10 and ~ The loflow1ng persons are 19973 722570 Codel CN4~18 ELECT -'In 20 27 .M ' Ttls stal!ment was l11eO Wtttl Th bu Name in 'ollOllllon ol lhe rights of licnous wsiness Nme 01 Ille lanct lheteln AP N ~~ held by II unOe! said Deed of dOlllg business as Pre-Da1lyPnotJune6 l3 20 Flrst Ahno 41111197 Ille Countv Oer11 ol Orange ncisw:MS31Scontilcledbyanot11e1undef f11dmt,Stale,01nimeS bstedllel!ln 11 AsmortlullYdeSCnbedtnTrust111the~uated aous Precious, 433 l 6th 27 1997 . F06S NewPOll Beac11 Costa Mesa County on ~ne 2 t997 an' "' common llW (See ~n 14411 SIGNED HOSSEIH H sad Deed ot Trust Tile prootl1Y '" saK! Coun 'L' ak 18 de- Plaeo, Costa Mesa, CA · cN422964 May :JO Jun 6 13 20 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTC£-Ths ·fiabous Name .. ~s.'!!"t..~ not Y'1 beOJn et seq . ~ness and PIDlessions A.BOOSAEEOI !'trtUJ!Ort£stnbt!d 1~~ s_olj scnbed as. FN Investor 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Slalement exiJll'!S ""' tars lrom"' ........ wStness under the Code) This statement was hied~ a.s is ""' sm1 ...... ~ ........ Loan#lS-003-1657738604 Tiffani Ann Anhur 433 t997 Ille ctate 11 was hle<t i Y Ille 011 hcabous business nllTll or first filing the CountY Oer11 ot Ora oflercommondeSlonaoon. it ':d The total amovnt of Ille un· 15th Place, Costa ·Mosa, Flctlllo111 B11slnass PUBLIC NOTICE ~~l:~~~~~ Of Ille Cout'11Y Cler\ ~new r:cr.:_ names ltsted he191n NlwJIOlf Batll-O>sta Mesa Coumy on~nt 11. 1997 Of ix: 11111 :Sl1Yto C:c.n155 paid balance ol lhe ot>llgation CA 92627 Name Statement oous Business Name Statement SKiNED ANTONIO G GUZMAN CH424701 T .206GJ ~n NOTCE· Tiu f;dlOOUs Name 1 is :::r. secured by the P<O~Y lo be l'tl1s business Is con· The following persons are Ale No. 1"73722314 The ~~~A~:!~) v. must be hied pnor to tn.lt ctatt the 1%:tm~nt was hied Wtthl 13,20.27, Jul 4. 1go7 Statement eJ<llll'U live yta11 fro ~r:ri• f11e u~:*on!r~~s~ ~~ed ~st:e~rJs ~ di,rcted by an 1nd1111dut11 doing business as: Pixel FICTTTIOUS BUSINESS <IOI IJusint s as CO~ ~~ The lihno of 11115 statement does :1t etll ol O<anoe the date fl was llleO tn the Otli~casct11ms tlr'J ltabir.ty IOI •"1 advances at' the hme of Vie Have you started do111g Lab. 123 1/2 46th St., New· MAME STATEMENT 106'\.est Kal~I U IF 0 , nol of itself aulhOnte the use in CouNOTntye!'c ne6, 1VV7 PUBLIC NOTICE of Ille County Clelll A new fidl·1ncorrectness of tile sttttt ad-inltialpubbcationoflhe Notice • business yet? No pon Beach. CA 92663 ll'le following pe=) 1.,._ CA""e67 a. 111 • range, ins s~te 01 a Ficobous 8\JSlness ..,.;·Th• Acnous Na.me oous 8uSll'lt!$S Name Stallmt dtess anO ottier common desln.. of Sale is Sf72977.49. Pay. Tillanf Anhur Aaron Lesky. 123 1 /2 461h ..... c "' Statement elqJl!S t1w years from Fie ioost be hied pnot 11> that date o f llOW he S "d 1 S1 be· b ca'sll This statemertl was flltld St, Newport Beach, CA ~~ne:las~~SIZ~ COns011i~1 Me~ Enter-:O":e~"u=~~,:e S~~ets ~:Ille date 11 WIS !tied 1n Ille O!hct ~i:::=: The hllng of lhts Stalement Ooes :. 0 "W:11 a:·~~ wre':.tt!i ~le~ Check d~ on : with the Coun1y Clerk 01 92663 CA 9266g · pnses. a 'oma rpomon, co n 1 (S 5 • •400 ol tne County Clerll. A new FiCll· MAME STATEMENT not of 1tsell aulhonie Ille use 11\icownant or warranly exPrtssect state 0< natlOllal bank a Orange County on 6-13·97 Tt11 s business 1s con· ~m Shatll.lcil. 861 WlnthOrpe t'f ::; Katelia, Unit F, Orange, et ~i;° Bu~nes:eand ec~pe;~ons tious Business Name Statement The follo-Mng pet10n(s) i&\re tru fllllte ot a Aciloous Business or 1rnji1ed, reoantno' He. POS· checil drawn by ~ state or 19973 724079 ducted by an lndlv1dua1 0 CA 9266 g • Ced ) · ioost be lded pnor to that oa~ OOlng bu , BUff£TER Name 1n 1110lat?n Of 111e noh1S ot stsSton. or encumtnnces. to pay federal credit union. or a Daily Pilot June 20 27 Have you sta11ed doing ~· 1111 conweled Ttu IJuS1ness 1s conwcteo by Flrstefil no The hllno of ths statement dOeS 1400 N 51':'rt>o~· 81~ #l: anolht!r under Feoeral S!Jte 01h rem11rvno pnnapal sum of tne chedecil 1drawn by a state or July 4 11 1997 'Ft 4 9 businoss yet? No s siness is by acorpomon 1 not of 1tstlf authOnze Ille use 1n Fu • ·common law (See Seeton 14400 note(s) secu11d by s11d Deed of I~ era savtngs and loan as· • ' Aaron Lesky an indl111wat Re~strant haS not yet begun Newp011 Beacn-Costa Mesa Ills state ol a licibOJS Busines' lletton, CA 02635 et 8uS1ness ano Plot Tnist witn inttrtst therton as SOC1a1ton, siJvmgs associa· PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was flied The ~strant commence<I to Ill 11111SaCt bUS1ness under ine CN•2469112475-HO .lun Name in ~non ol tne nghtS of JoonQ Taek Kim, 401 S. Km~ Code,. esS1om plOlllded '° sad nolll(s),' ad· ~· or savtngj Dlll'lk s~- ---------1 with the County Clerk ot nnsact IJJsineu uncter ttte ftcnous IJuSlness name 01 6.13,20 27 1997 lflOlht!r under Federal, Sl3tl, or A~. AtA. F4. Anaheim, CA 92804 Firsf Fili vancts. 11 l"f, under the lenns ot in ~n"5102 of the 1 Fic titious BualnHs Orange County on ~3-97 ltdlbous IJJS1ness name or names ltsteO het!ln common tiw (See sec:oon 1-«00 Oii Bun Kim. ~ S Knot New no 11 Beactt·CoslJ Mesa Ille Deed ol Tl\ISI. ettmite<l tees, nand~albusin:ss~ ~~~~ Name Statement 19973722912 names hstecl above on Mav 20. SIGNED CONSOLIDATED MEDI PUBLIC NOTICE ' et seq , llUS1ness and ProltSStons '>-~i~ F4• Anaheim, CA 92804 CN4= 19935MN ~n 20 27 etwges anc:I e)(penses 01 trie f11e s1reet address and Other The lo11ow1ng pe1sons are Daily P1lo1 June 6 13 20 1007 CAL ENlERPRISES. INC., &t Code) s IJJsiness is concllCled by ~1411 11197 · Tl\ISIH anct of the llllsts tt!atec CQmtnOn designation ~I y doing business as A & M 27 , 1997 • f:o 7 8 SkiNED KlMSHArTUCK 8anYGolOSte1n P!Utdent FiltNo.1tt73722317 firstFil1no r-isDand&Wlle · or.s•d Deed of Tnist. 11>-'lnl oltherealftde Finance Services, 1087 El Tt.a st1111menc was hlect wittt lt1s siatement was h!Cd Wllll FICTITIOUS BUSl..as HewPOl1 Btacll·COSta Mes. Registrant lllS not yet beQun PU20.4t Enmlt! tral'ISICt business unoer Ille PUBLIC NOTICE 1~~1 !: adQOONI ~!: 3026 F~hea Lane. Costa 92626 County on May 28 1997 Countv on Mly 27 1go1 The followtng person(s) 1wit 4 1007 · · · ~'°"s buSlness name · 11 -·• · incnase ...,.. .. Mesa. A 92626 The unde<· i,esah Alise Mu""· 1087 El Flclllloua Buslnen NOTICE-Tlls ficll.ous Name NOTICE·Tlls Fabous Name 00tno business as H B LAUN· ' names llS1!cl hel'lln Fie Na.1H7'l2'°'74 :i,:, ~sal6eec, ~"'T:i~•!V a_~ rustee dlsclalms any Camino, Costa Meso. CA Name Statement Statemenc eJCPl!S lr..e yurs from Slllement txi111s lr.oe ye.is trom DAY, 5941 Warner A\o'e._,e PUBLIC NOTICE .,.....BUN...., JOONG TAB< KIM ~ AC1TT10UI IUIUBI IOIUJleOl1ed ll1d delrWf'ed to:; Qi'1'tt:& ~y ~~ 92626 the toffowlng persons are Ille ~ 11 was flied 1n the OOice Ille dale 11 was 111!0 1n Ille Ofhce ~ntllQIOft Buch CA 92649 KIM MAME ITATEllBfT lunclel'SIOl'lt!d a ntll Deel rallor 0 1 de lh1s ousiness 1s con· doing business as: CPll· of Ille County Otrll A new Fd-of t11t County aertc A new ~-Lucy o Maldiaf 2547 Dana Tlls statrmtnr was Ned willt Thi followtno oenon<il !"'1 IOi 0e1ai11 an0 wDe~ 1o: SlJoe ~f co~ :9"~1lon~f ducted by an 1nd1111du111 Doctor, 2222 Michelson •ous Business Name SIJ!tment •Ot.1s llUS1ntss Name statemen: Slreel, Al'lalltlm. CA 92~ ~l:~~ !he Courcy Cltrlt ol Orange doing business · • TM..Ecotl and a wnuen No'a ol Delaul: ~· ~of ~ ~ & Have you staned doing 1222-17 I. Irvine, CA 926 t 2 nl.lst oe llltcl pl!()( IO 1lllt cute Ill.ISi be hied pj\Of IO 11\11 dale This buSlness IS CDtldUCted b't CountY on ..line 4. 11197 8USIHESS SEJMCES A .,., Beaon ., Stl The under SA. ForedOsu~ DepCYtmeol business yet? Yes. 6-16-97 Robert Alan Lohmann. The td1no of trn statement c1oes The titino ol lhts statement dOes ani~al The ~ITATBWIT NOTICf·ThS fic:nous Name #1401289 701 East Bali Road signed caused sad Nobce ol Allii . Lonnie 'Mlson #39963 Aesah Munn 2222 Michelson 1222-Ht, not ot itself .utnonze Ille use 1n not of itself authOnze the use n , Ae'1mnt haS not yet beQun 1 no perJon(s) IMlllSll!lment eicpres liYe years horn SIJI• 101 An.iiem CA02805 · Otlault and Becton ID Sel to bl 10600 Vattev Vi~S t This statement was filed lrvtne, CA 92612 Ills Sta1e Of a ficll•oos Business Ills state Of a Fic\•ous BuSlne;s., transact buSlness uncter Ille~ 1Jusu1e.u a . MVS'OO!llle dall 11 was hied in Che Office ~ Ananail SeMCeS a recordtO 1n the countv whlrt Im Cypress, C1' 1~ ~'~~~'co~~~;'~n ~'.~r;.9~1 du~t~d ~~~~~e~~iv:~u~on· ~.'" \10lam J! tne n~ ot Name 1n 111olaoon ol tne noh1S ot 1tcnous 1JuS1ness mme Of A\o'e .-k ~~~ 0281)4 ~~ ~ntY O!~~ ~~ C.form Col'po<Won, 701 &51 ttlll PR>P811Y is loaltd anCI mo 111 U~fi<;'J 5~:.,., ~) macJe 19973 H · d anDv.,;I uncter .--ral, Stall, or another under Federal State ~ nameshstedhel!ln .;,,,,,. Sook Hw ~~1--s SIMSS ,_,.,. .....,, .. , .. " 84111 AolCI SIJI• 101 Anaheim t111t1 lfvtt montns hM llaosed 724348 b a~e you tarted o1ng common liw (See Section 14400 common law (Ste Seeton 1ie<X SkiNED LUCY 0 MAAJWL T bi.,, en... lflO, ""'' be f~ed pnor 11> M Olll. CA 02~. , •ncs IUCll ~ DATE 5-but Wl1hou1 covenant O< W81· Daily Pilot June 20. 27, ~sbn~~ y~t h No et Se<!. BuSlnttt ano Professions et seq . BuSlness ano Professions This statement was ftle<t Wttll ~ , LI Mrada. !The t1hno ol lhs mtlment dOel This IJusirlt!Ss ''co~~ »97 f9rtd11We CaMblls, rMityif e~ssed Of imo'8d, July 4, 11, t 997 F's t T~is e s1a1e,.::e~a~as flied Code) Code) tne County Clet1C Of Orange !Mlsan Hwa 14950 T not of itself authonle the use ir a corporation lee., II .,....., ~ ~df ,,_,., :rrie?ks Po:e~· ~ PUBLIC NOTICE w 0 11h lhec County Clerk ol Fi~~no rt Beach-Costa Mesa Ars~~~ .. D•ach rAs•• , ... 5, CouNOntvTe!'E~s28.::!._0'!ou7 s Na en..., l.J Mrada~CA 006'.)8 acuba:~~ !~!t,~~oua:e ~nes~ -~ l'tQlbumnt51_ ~d ~ ~so':'.=:m ',l,,.~'J:B. PQse ol sabSMno ~~nd~t· range ounty on 5.7.97 c ~7 rww..., .. "" ·-... ... """ ... • ... n .... w me 'Oii buSlneSS IS~ bylanothe ndt! ~ s ... .._. ....... ........ V"" m -4)282-2424 (SIM /..J(lt lf'lfo i!driess secured l!y :>ON Deed "ctlllous eustneu 19973 720256 N4 Jun 6. l3,20,27 l997 CN42296S May 30, Jun 6.13 20. Stattment eicpres f1w yea~ from • IOint "'9ntllrt ~ < ~ (See s'!i. ~ ticli'<>us Cusiness rtllT1e at 71' 282·2'30} us..13 s.20 of Trust 1nctid1ng the fees, Name Statement Daily Piiot Juno 6 13 20 1997 the elate rt was hied 1n Ille Office AeOlstnnt · tw not yet begun~ mo'liuaw nes nd ~n names ksted abOve on Jniaiy 2. 19Q7 • ' · ~~es ~e~nses of the The loffowlng porso11s ore 27. 1997 ' f:oes PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLI ot Ille County Cler\ A new fiCll, ID \J'lnsad business under Ille~· 51 sa tsSlOn.s 1001 sa~ ~1~l lru~1ee ~er ~~:~?pr1~~!1n~~~1 ~on~~:.~ PUBLIC NOTICE Fite No.19973722139 -C NOTICE ::, ~~~=~ pn~~ ~~:r~t :r.si:i:::~s name 01 Fi~:,, Beactt-Gom Mes '=ES.8~KLEYCIM ~':: PU~LIC NOTICE ~o~~ a~~~~ St , Newport Beach CA STATEMENT OF ABANOONMENT Fill No. 19073722131 The hl1ng Of !I'd statement dOes SkiNED SUSAN HWANG YONG a Prndtnt counl where the t 92663 . Flcllllout Buslnen OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS not Of 11Sefl aulhOntt Ille use in SOOK HWANG ' CN424697T-~ Jun TNs stlllment was f~e<I witn NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S en ,J bca1ed and ~e~~j~ Theodore Sahh 8476 E Name St•lement USE OF FICTlTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT lhs state ot a fiebbous 8uS1ness Ttlll statement was rded witl1 13•20•27• Jul 4· l9Q7 Ille CountY Oent 0C Orlnoe SAi.£ TS No 0506986-05 lh~e months have elaDsed Meadow11dge St . Ananelm Tho following pe1sons are NAME The foffOWlnQ person(s) 1Ycll! Name 1n 111ot1Don ot the nghls of the County Oent ol Orange County on.kine 4, 1007 APN· 41 9-16!>-79 TRA: stnee such recordallQ.n Date Hills, CA 92808 do Ing bust n es s as: The IOllOW1no person(s dOtno ousiness as NEWPORT another under federal State of CountY on ~ne 5 lW7 PU NOTICE-This ~ous Name 15033 Loan No. ~ June 16, 1997 Eou1lable This business 1s con-Ra2matnz, 13t Main St. l\aSltlaw abandoned the use 0 STEAKHOUSE. LP. 1670 New· common law (See Section 1..:.00 NOTU-n.s 'FO•OJs Name BLIC NOTICE Stllement eicprn f1w yean from REF· Vicente Vaienc;1a IM· Deed Company, as l)\ISlee ducted oy an 1ndlllldua1 Seat Beach, CA 90740 Ille 11cnous business name POii Boulevalll. COsta Mesa. CA tt seq . 9uS1ness anct ProtesS1ons Stalfment IXIJl!S five ytatS trom the date 11 was filed1n Ille O!fice PORTANT NOTICE TO jTrusl~~ni1~34 .. Los Have you sla1ted doing Ch11s McFarlane. 124 5th RICOtt FAXES OF SOUTHER! 92627-3717 Cocte) the Ollt 1 tiled I h Oii.a Ale No.1H71'7230n of tne County Oerll A new fiQ. PROPERTY OWNER: YOU SN 17 1 .e,le- business yet? Vas, 6· 1-97 SI • Apt c. Seal Beach, CA CAllfOANIA, 1n12·A Gotllan NtwP011 Steakhouse L p First Ntino ol Ille ~~as Cleftl ~""" fiQ FICTIT10UI MIMEU •ous llUSUllSS Name Stale~ ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A 953 B~u~r ~3l ~ Theodore Sahh 90740 Sltttl. ttmbnqll)n Beach c~ Callloma 1250 ProslltC1 SU'ttl NewPOtt Beactt·COs13 Mesa '°"' Bu Nwne Stmmeo. IWIE nATDIOIT ~st be hied pnor 10 M Oii! DEED OF TRUST, DATED SI ~ale e · This siatoment was Meo This business 11 con-02647 ' Suitt 306, La Jolla. CA 92037 CN-423608 10867 Jun 6, l3 20 27, Jinns The lollowlng person(s) ~The filing of Iha ltlltment 0oes AUGUST 17, lits. UNLESS ru ee 7 06/ wnh the County Clerk ol ducted by· an lnd1v1dual The heUous OUSlness l\lflle Tlls business is concl.lcttd I)/ 1997 !f:est: 1:' r ~ = OOlng IJJSlness IS HGH PAR!(' not of rtsetl authonzt h use tn YOU TAKE ACTION TO ofib4197 ' 27197 · Orange County on 6·13-97 Have you started doing !!ltn!d 10 abOYe was lded 0~ a~tnttdPl/llltl'Sl'tP noc of~~ the 11 DELI SAHOWICH. 23312 Mldtn>.INI st.m of a FOtous Business PROTECT YOUR PROP-CNS1491768 19973724'084 ~~1ne~ ie1y No ftbNaiy t3. 11197 111 Ille cou~ The l'tQIStrant commencect to PUBLIC NOTICE Iha Slltl ol a 11ctaous a!~~ t.tssion Vitp,CAQ26G1 Name 1n ...a1non ol the llQhtS of ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT Detty Pilot June 20. 27. "5 c ar ane of Orange anct Onginat file No transad CuSll'lt!$S uncter tnt ol Malla Krtbs, 1513 Cl\aul'llOl'(anothef undet FederJI Stale, o A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU J11ty 4, 11, t997 F1s3 ;1~~s 1~~at~~~~:y w~~r~'"c,~ 19973710973 hcnM business name 01 AleMo. 11tn122m =nu:~:=.~. Onw,San.Jose,CAG5118 common law (Set sec:9on 144« HEED AN EXPLANATION __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ PUBLIC NOTICE orange County on 6.l7.97 l.eonarO Mngoia 1n12' names bsletl abO\o'e on Apnl 22 flCTTTIOUS IWSUESS common llw (set s.c.on l44o: Connt Krtbl, 1513 Cllaumontel seq , llUS1nm MO Fl'oltsSIOllS OF THE NATURE OF THE ---------1997 3724352 GollwO Stret~ Hullllnqll)n Beach 19117 IWIE STATBIBfT tt UQ Butinw Ind Fl'oltSSIOlll Oflw. San Jose. CA 05118 Code) PROCEEDING AGAINST NOTICE Of TRUSTEFS SALE Flctltlou• B11slnHI D I p I J CA 92647 SIGNED NEWPORT STEAK· The tCllOwlno person(s) ISIM Code) ' n.s WSll!eSS "c,onWc:ttd by Renewal ftltng YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· Ale· 1S71334 Loin• 1~ Ham• Statement ~I y I 01 un• 20• 21. This lalSlnes.s WIS conductee HOUSE. L p By NtwPOll Steak· oo.no ousiness IS VR BU$lHESS f;flt tiling C0-~11 New1lM Beacll-Costa Mesa TACT A LAWYER On July °"*' 7970797 VoU Nf£ IH The foilowlng persons a1t Ju y 4, 11, 1997 F150 t¥ an indt\llOJal house, lnC , GenerJI Partner. By BROKERS, 1000 Oulll St. Sui1e NlwPolt 8tacll-C0Sta Mtu RIGistrant lllS not ytt beQun CN42S071 7787-001 Jun 11, t997, at 10:00 AM. Cel· OEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of doing business as: Traders PUBLIC NOTICE S.9neo LEONARD MINGOIA Thomas J Shannon. J<. Pr!sioent 11Xl, Ntwpcrt Buch. CA !r1.660 CM24706 W0063-E~n ~ ~ llnlnns uncler tne 13.20,27 . .lll 4, 1go7 Wntern R~l'ICe TRUST, DATa> Nowmber 2S, AMiance 17150 Newhope nu statement was hleO witn This slatement was hied Wttll Gaty L Hines. 26072 ~ l3,2027 .lll 4 lW7 ...... 90us buSlness name ot COfp. • California COl'POf'a· tttt UNLESS vou TAl<E s1reo1, ' -1003, Fountain Flclltlo111 Bu1lnen Ille CountY Cletll of Otanoe 1~. CountY Oelll Of <'Anoe Grlncle A\o'e . Laguna ~s. CA ' ' ' name.s hsted he111n PUBLIC NOTICE 1'°" "duty appoi.nted ln.itlee ACTioH TO PROTECT YOUR Valley. CA 92708 Name Statement County on May 27 1997 rwunty on May 27. 1997 ~ SIGNED MARIA KREBS, CONNIE 11ndef end pursuant to Coed PROPEJnY, IT MAY BE SOt.O Roben wan 8382 Brush The following persons are NewPort Beacn·Cosia Mesa NOTICE· Tlls Aaoous Name Tlls bJ:11ness '' conwcttd I)/ PUBLIC NOTICE KREBS Ale No 1H73723104 of Trust recorded August 30, AT A PUBLIC SALE. If YOO Dr ., Huntington Beach, CA doing business as: ere-CN-421431 May 30, Jun 6, 13,20, SIJllment elCPll!S hve yeats trom 1n 1n()\1(1Uaf. . . Tiu sta18ment was filed witll RCTTT10us BUSINESS t993, a1 Inst.. No. 93-NEED AH EXPt.AHATIOM OF 92647 . atl11e Images, 541 E. Van 1go7 Ille oate II was Meet In tile O!hce The "91Strant commenced to Ale No. tttnm224 the CountY Cler11 ol Otan04 NAM! STATEMENT 0582533, of Olf'te;1al Reconla THE NATURE Of THE PRO This l>usineu Is con· Bibber, 01anga, CA 92866 ol tilt Col/nty Cler\ A new Fitb· transact WSlness uncter Ille FICTITIOUIBUllNUS Countvon.klne ~. 1go7 ll'le following peraon(s) tV..n In lhe otnc;e of lht CounfV CEEDING AGAINST YOO YOU dueled by an Individual Timothy Albert Quinn, 541 PUBLIC NOTICE OOIJS Buamess Name Statement llCIJOOUS buSlness name or MAME STATEllDIT NO'OCE·Ths ficlltiOJS Nllnt cto1no i.iSineaa u CAS' R8COfdar of Orange County, SHOULD CONTACT A l.AWYE'R. Havo you atartod doing E Van Bibber, Orange, CA Ill.ISi be hle<t pnor to that clale namts ltsled abOlle on May 22. The lol1owlng peraon(a) 1"'1 Stattmtnt IXJll!l ltw ytaf1 tn>rr FULLERTON 205 E. lmpena State of Cahf0tnla, e•ecuted NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thll business yet? Yoe, 8-t0-97 92866 Flit No.1H73722464 The flltno of lt'ts 11lltement dOes 1go7 doing wsiness u BOAFIOWALK Ille data it was !tied in the Office tf91Ntay Fuilerton CA02635 by Vteenle Vatenela, a mer· 1he real pr~iown • 54 Robert Wan This business Is con· FIClTTIOUS BUSINOS nol ot Itself authOnre I/le use 1n SIGNED GARV HINES PARK F\ACE APARTMENTS. Of Ille Coutlly Clartr. /. ntw fidl· C & i-f Restaurant Ente ried min. Jou Trinidad Rovll Sslnt Abed. Thi• staloment wllS !tied dueled by an Individual MAME STATEMENT lfls state ot a ActUous BuS1nus This st1ttment • ._, hied With 7300 8111 Snet. ~ena Palll. CA loua Busmen Nlnlt Statement Inc a Calitoma eo~:~~ Orozco. a atngle man and Newport O.ldl, t2MO w1th the County Clerk ot Have you s1aned doing The IOllowino peraon(•l 1m Name 1n \10iabon ot 111e nonts ol lfle Cou~ Cltllc Of o11nge ll0621 r!lllt bl fdld pnor ID dial <Ille. 2~1 s Aunac Bl'id Montert.' Ruben Orozco, e single man, ~· PtwC91 Numw "2· Orange Counly on 6·13·97 business yet? Yes. 2·1-97 OOlng buSlness a ~ENER-anotttcr under feclerlll, Sia!!, of CountY on May 29, 1997 Woodman RI*~. tnc, CA. The filing of tl'iS mternent dOes MCA 9l754 ., w.11 sell at poblkl auction to 121-41 wll4 bt IOld II publlo 19973724097 Tim Ou1nn SCHNITZEL #106, 256Q w ea loammon law (set Seeton 14400 NOOCE-Ttn ~oous Namt 11Xl1 l!twey llvd, SUite A. Los nae of 1~ authOnz.t the use 1n This buS1ness iscondueted ... htghost bidder for cash, auc;t1on • the North hnt Dally Piiot June 20. 27, T.h11 1111ement was filed Rold. Anaheim, CA 02804 let seQ , Business •nc:I Proless1ons swment eJCPtrtS f1.,. years ln>m Anotles. CA 90067 tin Stall of I Fidl•out 11Ua1r1eas a COtPOrabon · ' "l GUhklf'• check drawn on • tllt1'111Ct to the County Co\111· July 4, 11, 1097 F 155 with tha County Clerk 01 Chnsona Jang, 5306 't1st.i icooe) the <life 11 WIS hied 1n Ille O!lice 'rl'is i.isineu 1s concllCted l>f Natnt 1n \1ot8on ol the llOl'ltS ol Regislllnl fllS not yel begur Ital• °' natlOnal benk, • houtt 700 Civic Centtf Ditw Orang a County on 5-22·97 Real, Cypress, CA Q0630 First Mltno ol Ille County Qer11 A new Fa· a corpomon MON< unell< ft0t1111. Stltl. o IO ltil act bu nde -1114 c;htc.k drawn by • stale Of Wiii Sama Ana, CA on PUBLIC NOTICE 19973721803 Tt.s wsinm IS~~ NIWPolt Be1tl'l·COSt.t Me~? bOUS Business Natnt Statement Thi ltglS1tlnl commeJICld 10lcommon law (See seaon 1440C !tell~ Cusi~n::· ~ 0 ftder81 credll union, or • Oln7ll"7, .. 2 00 p M. to the Fl tltl 8 1 Oally Pllo1 June 20. 27, an1nci111tillll CN421•30 May30 .Nn81320 ,,.,st bl flied pjlor 11> 1lllt c1a11 lrlnsacl t.ISlnen under thetfMQ .BulinessenclPl'oltsS10nSlll/Tlt!SUsteoller11n chedl drown by a 1tat• 0< h:.'*: blddef, ~ • tlM : OllSt tus nHt July 4, II, 1997 Ft&2 RegiSt111'11 has not ytt btOU~ 1go7 Tile ltltng Of lhs at.1ttment dOts btous buSintll n.nt OICoclel SIGNED C & H RESTAURANl federal '8vtng1o llnd loan~ :,:.d fof c:ah or i.11-ame • ement II trwac:t lllsinns unotr 1l'lt noc ol 1tsell authonze the ust 1n namu hltlO ltlCM on ~ 26. Ftm f1tlng £Nl£RF'RISES INC ~ ltnl.I association 181/ingA •uo-• rwwn °" • et«• OI Th• IOllowlng p1r1ons are PUBLIC NOTICE llCl'<>UJ llUainess NIN o PUBLIC NOTICE lhs stJle ol 1 f"d~s Businm 1W7 NlwPOrt ~ta Mesa Cima Pre. ' VJ delk>n, oi UVtnga benk nltlonal ballll, dltdt d...-i °" doing bu1lne1S as· Wiii nam&t kltlO lltlwn Natnt 1n ...a18'0n o1 Ille llQhls o1 SKlHED woom.wi REAi.TV ~~ 83003-AC ~n rena, s 1pectfled In Mcikln 5102 ot 1 "* or tedtfal "'"'P 1114 ~11 Cars. 1599 S11p1r1or Flctltlouo Bu1fntH SGN£D CHAJSTINA JANG "-,., 1 ff7'722450 •nothtr unoer ~. Stall. or INC ' 9y Dnuh Sl\ll\ Pmiellnt , 13.20,27, Jul 4, 10ll7 Tt.~ staiement was "'~-~ the flnanelal code and loell . ..octltloft. .....,.. ~. #B·ll, Co111 M111, Name Statement nu staltment was lilto wnn FIC'1TT1DUI IUlllESS common 1H (Set~ 14400 Tiu Sumetl .. lifeel with Couthe nty ae" of .,..,""' authonzed lo do bua1ner.a tn -.oclll.lon, Of -tnva llenk CoA 112827 Th• following P•taons .,. the Countf °'"' of Dl1nOt au . Prof the County Clint ol "-"""' u L ntY on..line 11, 1go1 ,,, I II be held tptdlltd 111 FIMrlcW Code Frank New•om. 11 Ailes doing bu11na11 as: ComCo Countvon Mly 2:9 1907 IMMEITATOllNT = · sinus anO USIOm County on June&, 19117 .,,,.,""' P B IC NOTICE NOT.:f.Tus Aa'°"s Nlf!l4 .; 111 •1withe Ora 11 ~~ Mellon S101 lftd ~to = Newpart Beach, CA ~::,~ ~~:. b0::2:~6 IO, NOOCf·Thl Ficnous Name 00.~lle =r: ':~ fos1f.l1no NOTICE·Tt.a AQ'°"1s Name C:NS1•H3H ~-o:~~~~~~nY::'J: ~~o Eett c~~~ ::.'"':.-..!" ::""~ Thi• bu11ne11 11 con• V1c111 Moor• l639 lows St Stal!mtnl llCPM hw yews trom PRff'EARE.0 MECHANK:AL NewPoll Btacll-COlta Mtu SU1lmel'll 1>1Pm ""'Yt"' trom HiOHJCtY //IM> ol ll'lt County ae~ A new Fice A.wnue. Ortnge. Coltl0tnia, CIMftllftl or ~-ducted by· •n lnellvldval 1 0, Co•ta M'eu . CA 112626 the clall 11 WIS ltltel in the Oflte• SEAVICES. ~ ~04S6354. 50CN-42~100.A.Jun&,132027 tne -.It WIS ''*' In .... Office CAIUAL1Y *S Business Name Sutemeni an f1ght, "''-•nd. 1n1., .. 1 Of lltlfllled. • ..... Have yO\l atorted doing Thi• buslneu 11 con· Of h CountY Cltr'll. A MW F"tdt· fftrnolC Sn.I. Sit 2:f!OO, Sat! 19117 d the Count/~ A new Act ..,..... 0# 1'91 rftJ1t Ile hltcl pnor 11> ttiat elate convey9d lo •nd noN held by ,um.ion, or ou•ln•J• yet? No Clue ltd by· en tnd1vldua1 '°"' au11"'" Name Statemtnt f11ncttc0, CA 04 llrl '°"' BuJlnus Nllne s.mtnt A• •Al. STA 1 W r • The ftltno o1 u.s allllment dOt~ 11 vndtf ... Id Deed °' Trust In to llftlf>t tlM obllolllOft MalM F.111nk Newsom H•v• you 11onod doing ~st be htea pmir.10 ttlll om Comm11r ~ Stl\llces, PUBLIC NOTICE ,,.,.. °' hied priOt IO lllM dltl .,_ ~ D • • • 31. noc Of 1tstll &Jtl\onlt 1111 uSI 11 the propeny •ltu.ted 1 " uld by Ille Oeecl of fMt ~ "Ptll• ll•t•ment Wll lllod bu1lnoss yol? No .... libng Of lhS smement ooes C..IOlllL l!O r111mont Sl1ttt. Ste ""hltng of lhS • ..,.Ill dOa ,_ ""' Sllfll of • AQoous 8uSU'llSS County and Slat• dncnbed by Ronald .............. 111111, WIMh the County Clt1k OI Vicki Moo10 not of ttsell IUthonzl Ille use 1n 2&00. S.n fral'IC'lSCO, OA ~10!> Ria ML tH7''722U2 not°' ltsell lllthOIUt .... use 1n ITfAl.INO CASUALTY Name 1n 'Mll•on ol tile htl ot 11 : completely delcrtbed In • lrUtftlf ltcDfdld • """"" Ofang• County on 6· t 7.97 Thi• 1tatomont WH hloCI ,,.., Stalll Of. McoMJul Business Tiu IJuSll'ltU IS COllWCleO"" ACT1TIOtJI IUllNQI "" .. of • ~· au.nest ro\~~HC~ CO:" ANY another unOtf Ftdtrll ~ 0 aaid deed °' lru.at. lM street IMnt No. t1 .. 719'1, 9oolr No - 19973724350 wt1h th• county c1e111 01Natnt1n ~ot•on ot lht no~ ol 1c.orpomon llAMlSTlTDmfT Naint "' ...,o1.-on of h nQllll of a.a ~cC:e2:;rn oommon ti'# (Ste s.c:ton 1~ addrna and othac oommon . cs:· oftlltOfllcW Reo:wc11 Oally Pilol June 20, 27, Ornnga County on 6·6-97 another unoer Fe<lerll Stat•. or Tyt11 OI BuStnts• ~'Control i The lollOWlrq llttSon(S) it\11 anoNr under f9cla11i, Stitt, or Tottl ~dinlned .... ,., It MQ , 8uS1nua •net Proltssiom designation, if any, of the r••t o County, Celitofnll. July 4 11 1097 F, 58 19973723350 common law (See Scc•on 14400 AitCondl•onino Se~ 00tno IJJtlntss as PlUt.fJ ~o common ilw (See Stcaon 14400 ui 017 401 · Codll property described above Is The 1 11110U11t ~ bJ -' ' Dally Piiot June 13. 20. 27, ti SeQ llU11nesa Ind Flotenions R191111nt hn not vet beQUn CORP , 18131 GotllalO Stml IN et llQ, au11na10ncl Fl'ol1U1ont T o ta I ' 11 1 b 11 1tle 1 ; first rtllng purpotled 10 be: 2410 Nltp• Mid lllltnlment • ol lhe 111111 of PUBLIC NOTICE July 4, 1991 Ft07 ~l to ltlill&t wamna unOer tilt & 0, t\intl'IQ!Oll BtKll, CA ~7 CocleA 1l t U , 1ae,111 NcwPon eeac.11 eo111 Mtsa !~ Way, C0tta Meu CA 1n1111,~ public.ton of tt11e nodoe nlSIFikng !~tot.II bll1111U1 ~ 01 Meti ll\Olrtnes. Inc, f\ CA iit'1llno Aogreoete wrlt..,11'11 f0t CN4'262b1111914MN.Nn 20U -.. 211. The u~igned ,,1U.,l1Ut,wtlldlllldU4181 'Jolft1011• B111lnau PUBLIC NOTICE Newport BNCl'I Co1ta Mtu names k~ llett1n ~, 2.3422 'Al s.f1 ~M. Nlwll0'1 Buch-Cosll Mm 1pec:lal 1urplu• funds: t -'ii • 11 11197 · · T'"1" d1tclalma env llabil1tv the total lllllOUnt of the 111,,aid N•m• Statement CN42461S3 T·N30-C ~n SIGHED coMJ,WA t..t:<:HANICAL ~na ttl!S. CA 92660 CH.424702 _.,n 13.21>27 • .M 4, C..pttll l1ockl: H00,000 ' ' r0t •l'Y lncotreetneaa of lht btflllOI ~lldUdlllt toCll*9 WI Th• lollOWlng P•r•on• .,. FlcUtlo111 81111n... 8.13.20.27. 1W7 Sf~ 9Y l.Omrfll p O'Hatl TM bullnul" ~Cltd bv um AHtet'1• wrlle-lnt fOt PUBLIC NOTICE ttr• addr... end othtl 1.tnlllid IMtNltJ ... ,.... 001n9 butlr,.11 ... 1n1lght Name Statement ADstn ~ a COl'llOlllOll other thin 1pecl1t 1urp1119 common cte.lQn1tlon, 1t any MlllNllM *"-_.,.,,..., trld T~M<llogy. 2856t Spring· The r011ow1ng ~eona 1111 PUBLIC NOTICE Tiil stmment was Mto with ~snnt llaS not ~et ~n PUBLIC NOTICE funde: t , Ale NI. 1HU1bl41 WJWll twem Seid ult IMli llMlloel "IN "-of ...w M' Or., Laguna NIQuel, dOIMG t>u•lne11 u : Celllor· h COulllJ a~ of Orange IO l1WICI llUllllCU undU Ille fie.._ 1Mnnmt IUtPllll notH. t ACTmOUI 8'JlllOI be l'Mde, bU1 without ~ =-'°" af lllh '*lei. CA t 2t17 nl1 801ch Parting, 302 Pll ll.11f1271tt1J Courcy on,,_~ llm l.U90US bullf11S.S naint °' Oto11ild-ln andcontrlbt.tt· IWft ITA.llllUIT nant °' Wllmlnty ...,... .. or ' OllDJntf1 Stmno lb.rlt M Shel, 28581 Adame, Oalboa, CA D2861 f1C11TIDOlllWU NOTCc.Thls rd•ou• NllTll natnllkSllCll'IMln '=A~ r! • "".dfi1·300.000 , The lollawlng oenon(a} ,,... Implied, reprdl,,g tlila, flOS-,.._..,_ eo....r, .00 Sf!.~neld Drive, Laguna Frank John Chave .. 10& -ITATOl8f1 s.m.nt uPllS ti~ vesn ln>n ~ t.€TAH>US1RIES INC The 'OlowlllO ~ .-1~ 1 lllundallutplllal, CICllUIQ. bu•~ . • fNilMI Malon, concllllori or encum-=-...... a. 317' ~ri;· ~.f:::: 11 con· ~~·1~ 51bu~~n~1i ~ ~4:~ 00t.:'= :=•1J;t' :'.:'~·C:.~ ~:, ~ ~· ~ Cl«O 90R>IMn ~i~•..!: ;:: !: .~~ ':f:':U°tlcy. =~~~ EM =··rid~'-. J9:e = ~ CAsJ.!.~ Alf Kindt of Job• For Whether you re buying ~ :~~ ~ tM !Mines• Nwl'tl S.11111'1 Tiu &lllllment w11 flied ~ W~l1\ CA 9'2801 Income fcN di. VMt: IA Hoa Q Tran. 1028 N Ast T'rwi. and °' the Inn.ts ~ z~~:-~ S.:: All Kindt of People. Ot aelltng, Clutln•o 917,1 . IMl Cit (Md pnot t> 11111 • ~ CGuney ~ ol Ol1liJIOI J a.11 enct DcM1s If f41.tOl.3SI ~. I $an llernlld!IO. Co' ~-eel by Yid a.ct ·aj ur,. AIN'ltmU" lttl, 11111 Cteulned. covart all youf nHdtl ~ Int 1 CIMOnM n. l*'O Clf Ill WW1t ooat 1 ,.,1on*t29 10ll7 o.n. T,.,... Cllllift TMI ~"r,l"fouhevun -.. T ~ 02 H Mr ~j fl9Y ~ J:."'8Wno --------~-~ lDZ5 E A~ =:..-::=. .. a!.*' 1~ ,:;:~ ';:~ ~ ==~·=Ill~ W. ·~ cewtlfy 1'\et the A__,. ....,~,._ c,t wurld ':" uid ~~ Buy n. 8ell tt. P1nd lL • ....,. • ebow lteme .. 1111 •t:COt· Q237& , Tniaf to Wit. s1».17t.a4Wifl Cla••lft9d .. I, . , Newpon Beach/Cona Mtsa Dady Pilot FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICU ..... llfm2'1IO .,_ ""°'" • tM '"" " ... • 192.1'1A3 Tho bW p•obeto The WILL eNI lhe peroonel ropNunl• -No.t_,,."' ""· ....... '°' ...... ' -llAIVE ~A -1 ~ Md M ~ It •4 AC11T10UI IUllB1 lie CounlY Recatd« °' KERN "Y under $1114 Oeed ol Trutt any codicil• er• eveil• tlv• eppolnted by th• Piii' • °' OfWll "-'dlt In IM MotlOI of °'*"' IN Ei.ctloft CA ii ~tht • ' NlwPllft lll'fll. C.. MIA. CA l11e =·~) IMl't =~ ::'~ rnC.W~~: htretol«t mcultd Md Mt• ebl• f!>r exemlnedon In court within four ~EIM~.::.~= ~..!:.ui~cm= ~.. ~ ~ In r· e:. lilnd °' iClflle • ., "" -• ""' ..._. NI UNMAAR•D ""' Will .,. • ,. "'"':l'll:' o .,.. •he "'' k•P• by ••• montht r.om tht dete Coll...,. ,_.., ., '"' -., w,." -""""• • "'"7 ~ 1 1'.11 "" -~. 1M7 Sou~ Mltn Stl'ltl, SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO ~~:ar,.otllld ':'!:~ counT.HE PETITION o1 f flret l11u~~dc! .... o1 f DREW KONOO, A SINGLE MAH Ill u. OOlllllY ... !hi ._. illill~· l1all!:"'. end b (!lei~ ii =I~ ist.aNS( llJ ..... Sll*Ml,CAQ2701 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH N .._ I De ' E'-"'~ re· ettere H pro.,. .., n WILL SEU AT PUBUC AUC· ~a. loclllld a.: 111f con ""and OOW ?Y ~ to 310465 1V Lind. Inc. A Cltilonl (PIYablt 11 llme ol lllt In faWIUI 0-0 fault .id _....,, to que1i. authority to Hotlon 9100 of the T10H TO HIGHEST BIDOER FOR ». 1•7 L.OMEITAA d'ra.. L ~ 'Otled Of rust. I'! 8 1 tor .,. ~ -tD [ Roi S-m.., Of h U-"'"'· .. :': ,::::, ":;:'.,ri: "'"""'"" the •"•" Collto"'le P<0beto Code. CASH-·""'" ... • iil£ ........ u.c., a ~".: °" "'8d ..::: :-;i,. -... , 5'la Ma, CA Q2701 CISll, ii t cashler'I c:htc* drnn tlOn to Stl 10 be Cltcl In ll1t under the Independent The time for filing lawful lllOM'f of ttlt United Truaee Ctllftoae Oelaldo. e lu rn the ~r&r. Costa MtSI CA eze • • Thsblllne&Stsr.onclldledby lly1stat1orltdtrllcrldftunlon.countywt1ertlfle':'proCltftYll Adminlatratloi;i of E~-clalm1 will not upire s .... ~THEHORTHFROHT ~ ~ ~ _!9' of 1 • 06/1311997 n Tiie d0'9CI 09 at al l(.'()jpomol\ OI a dllClt dJ'l'M'I by. Stall°' localld Oita· June 09. 1997 HtH Aot. CThi• euthon-b•fore fOYr month• EJIT TO THE COUNTY P.O ... 51 cw.. T-NSI The strMt and 1 7 ~·IS .>it ,, 1-7. '-snnt 1111 not yet ~n lldtrll savings Ind lofln ano-LAW OfflCES Of STEVEN J ty will allow the p1raon-from the h1aring d•t• COURTHOUSE. 100 CMC 15251439 TMJSTEF$ other Q)IMIOn Qesion8110n 11 .,. OCfiCe ol 81.JWJW't'SCACIW II nnACt llltJlnaSI Under "" dlllon, SMlgt -.odallon. OI MElMET. IHC . AS TRUSTEE el repreaentetlv• to tak• noticed lbove. CEHTER DRIVE WEST, SAHT~ SALE IMR>flMATIOM Pl.EASE ar!Y. of mat ~ l PUBLIC NOTICE COWNl1 501 ~ ~ lie:hOUS tiuanm 1Wnt or UVlnOt bWt IPldflld lft e.ciloll LEAH MUNOZ. Aullottacl many eotlon1 without YOU M AY EXAM-AHA, CAUFOA:HlA !NOTE: CALL ~-mt LOMESTAR scribed Santa Ml. CA Q21Q5 flllntl atld hllwn 5102 lo lfll Flnandll COO. Ind Slgnati11 2912 s Dllmttr obte1ning court epproY-INf the file kept by the CASHIER$ CHEa<CSl MUST BE 110RT SSMCO, L.LC. ~~~ &crow Ml. oooau•-..C Tiie llllOU,.. OI .,. puldml SGE) TY l..M), IC A Clle-llllflOflad to do IMIA1tSS In lhls Str•l 5-itl ~ ' Cllltornla el. Before taking c1rteln court. If you '" • p1r· MADE PAYABL.£ TO (.OHESTAR IS A DEBT COU.ECTOR AT· A-~ llmCE TO CR.B>rTORI OF 1t.U °' c:onsidel'l80n 111 ~-· toma~ ~. fliaoent G}'dJbE THf0 ~ F~~ 92705-5811 Ttlle>fione. (714) v•rv importent acdon1, eon lnterHted In th• ~~= =~ ~: TEMPTING TO COU.ECT~ NSlee dlSdaims 111y r! IAl..f ::;' witn lht nnsf1f OI .,. .._ Tlnstatltmentwasf~e<lwrtrl COUNTY HALL Of RECOROS622·9649 1195108 6113 15120 how1ver. t.he p e,.onel e~lltl, you mey file~"::, Ind now held by it ~H£D~:=FOR for IWIY "lQ)tfeatleU o AMOOFINTOrnONTOTIWCI-cenH llld bllsinas. Wiii fl) the Countt Cltf11 of Orange 1655 OiESTER AVE BAKERS· 6/'l7191 repreeentetave wlll ,be with the court e formal under uld Deed of Tn181 In the PURPOSE. ASAP~ street ad<lfess and FER tlMf'llDIY. 15 lht tum dt Countt on .kine 13. 1997 FIELD. CALIFORNIA ail right. tl1le PUBLIC NOTICE required to give notice Requeet for Speolel pt0ptrty •ltWlled In Pk.I County =T1115 ll20 ~mmon i:~n~. al r"~I ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE S37,EOO oo. wlldl conllStS of_~ NOTICE-This fidl'ous Name Ind Interest convtyed to and to Interested person• Notice of the flling of en ind Sta• deecnbed •. APH • wn 1th!' 8ICI t ~ (U.C.C .. 8105 tt 1~. IM 4ottawtno the dllt 1t was ldld 1n lfll Office or Trust In fhe Pl'OC>tr1Y s1111a11ct CNS1011n we1ved notice or con-of H t ate HHt• or of de8albtd In the aboY• men-aoon sea.ated by ll'le Notice rs hell~ 11ven tNt a Demand Neta to be ~ Stlllment tKPIU 11111 yeais Imm now lleld by It undtr said Oeed u n!ea• t ~ ey have Inventory •nd epprel1el ,.30-n.777 ._ "'°'~ fully PUBLIC NOTICE ~amou1~\~rest :f:eon ~r ll'le 8 1 P24073 8t •~.) C1sn1n tSCtOW. 16.00000 of the Countt Cletlc. A new fia· In Slid County and State cit-NOTICE OF H~ted to th• propoeed any petition ~r ecco~nt tloned Deed of Tnm. The stntt OTICE ~T USTEE'S ftY to be sold plus re• blllk sat ol useis and 1 trlllSI IO c.ash at doling. $32.ml ex> MJus 8utintS1 H11ne Sta1tmen1 scribed as· LOT 11 TRACT NO. PETITION TO action.I The lndep.en-H _p_rovlded 1n •,eoti~n 1114,... Ind other CD111noon N son 111! estimated costs ex-ol alcollOhc DMl'IQt ~cense is It his been 1Q11tC1 ~ ""st bt f41d pnor to tN1 !Sm 4862 AS PER MAP THEREOF ADMINISTER dent adminletreuon 1250 of the Cehfornie clMignlllon. If MY· of Ille rut T 97_ Loan No pense5 and ~vanoes ,ii Ille uiaut II be mlOt Ille Selltf\Jcensat ano Ill 1• Tiit llllng of 1111 Stal!mert dOtS RECOROEO MARCH 31. 19811 ESTATE Of• euthority will be granted Probate Code. A Re· P'09tf'Y delotbed llbove le 7 Tiile Order No' bme of the '11i!Jal oublicallon The names Soaa Seainty 11rded BuyVTninsltM. • noc ol 1tsell aitllonze Ille use 1n IN THE OFFICE Of TiiE COUNTY • unlH• en interHted qu11t for Special Notice purporttd to be: 130 LILLE t-8_0_ lll~ ~~.the Nobce of Sale IS ~Ill Tax ~mDeB ano ao-rt!»ltd bf s.c. 24073 OI r. lhS SU. ol 1 fdllOuS Business RECORDER IN BOOtC 36 OF THERESA A. SMrTH pereon file• en objection form le eveileble from WE. UNIT '30' NEWPORT t 33060 APN No .. ~~ tt1ts ~le~lhat ~ ct11ss 01 Cllt Sderucenstt n Bu1iness n1 PloltSllOlll Coda. Name 1n \llCloon of the nohlS ol MAPS AT PAGES 123 ANO 124 AKA THERESA to the petition end th1 court ol1rit. BEACH, CA 12613 TM under· a~.:, lhan IQl<ll AHTONlCl S MARTIN (SSH 616-tNt tne ~ tor .. another unoer Ftderal, Stm, or APfl #394-071·11·7 The S1rMt AU.a SMrrH shows good ceuee why Attonwy tar .. thim_: elQned Trust .. dleda!IM MY B ~N-ness due In ctJon 14-163n and JUAN M GlES lrlnSfer o1 the l)Janm • common law (See s.c.on 14400 acldren and otlltr common CASE NO. A 187855 the court ehould not .JOMph C. Obegl tbiblltty for MY tncorrec:tneu of A '1 io sh. the Trustet ¥1\M ac;. (SSH 201-14-5889) and ftctnse is 11 be Plld or'iy lfW • et seq , Bus111tSS llld ProltsSlonS destg111tlon, II WYt. ol tilt real To ell helre, benefi· grent the authority. Obed a ...... p .C. the street lddr.a Ind other Y~TEDT · 0 oepl caShlets ~ d'lW'I M GllfS (SSN 614-16-3716 transit< rm Deel\ appnMO bt flt Codtl PfOperty desetlbtd ll>oVe Is ciaries, oredatore, con-A HEARING on the 4041 ~ llwd., common destgnllion. If MY. TEC y PROP· on a stale Of netiOnal banti:, a and MARIA REYNA MARTIN (SSH Oellanment of~ 8ewf1V1 First Fitino purponad to be 3505 VlA ROSA tingent creditore, and petition will be held on ate. 360 .no-"-rein S.id NIM will be ~RllT ~1i SOLD~ check drawn by ll stale Of 574-75-3632), 2574 Newoo Control Newpolt Buch-Costi Mesa BAKERSFIELO. CA 93311 The persons who may other· July 17, 1997 et 1 :45 Newport.._... CA 11u1dt, but without c:oven111t or A P~L . IF y federal credit 1Jnl0'1, Of a 131"'1, Costa Mesa CA 02626 Oiied May l2, 19G7 CN426618 84®-RC Jun 20 27 underslaned Truslle dtsclalms wiH be lnterHted In p M 1 De t 703 locet 9284M> -ranty. exprttud or tmplledt NEE ~Tl check drawn by a state or The 111.t~neu 1s knOWn is ANTON() s MART1H JJAH M, ' ' or 111• strMI addrm and 0111er h f • THERESA A e . a • • encumbr.,_., to pay th• PR )ING A AINST sooauun, s essocta· The names Soaal Set1Jnty o REYNA MARTIN ~ .kll 4·11 1997 . . any llabRlty for any Incorrectness the will or Htete or d . t" 3:f\. The City. 08/20 08/23 08/27 r19ardlng title, poe-lon, or OF NA T E ledt~!avi~Bnd loan ltS· CAPTAIN NASH'S SEAFOOD BAA GILES GNACIO M cUs MMIA PUBLIC NOTICE common ctes~tlon, II any, ~~ITHo AKA THERESA ~~~J 1 S~uth PAO. B~~ PUBLIC NOTICE re-inlng prtnciPll •uo:ith~ YOU SH~L CON· tJ·ano~g1 r1o~ in: Ftdelal Tax ~milers. ano ao-SHIGEHIKO AAW.czu NOAI(() TS No.: 97·555-4 L~ No.:~= ~::•:inout :!n:!\ ~ ALLEN SMITH 92613-1 s7~~ na, ~:l'1V:.:'[:'_,% S:reon. :. ~~y A!l~w;};al C~~or: nancial Code au1honied g~~J.'1: ~~~s~6~1 AMAA«ZU. BuyerTrwft11t FI011582529 NOTICE OF warranty, expressed°' Implied. A PETITION hH IF YOU OBJECT TO NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SAL~ provided In uld nott(1), Id· ctosure ~ Colpcntion. 10 do~ Ill ttus ~· 28-292~1 and NORIKO AMAAtZ NewOOltflacn-O>slaMN TRUSTEE'S SALE YOU ARE IN regatdlnO lllle, PoSSHSion, or been filed t!Ji THERESA the granting of the ff7:i ~~~ '='A~T YW!CH,. If eny, undtr tht term• as duly ~led ~Slee ~I~~ "=8~ (SSN ~ 12.7sgg1 40 Seoio CH~ e:r .lln 20. OEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF tnaJmbran<:H. to ~ the L. COLES. ORTHY Inf petition. you 1hould UNDER A OE£D OF TRUST of uld DHd of Trust. fffl, pursuant to ~C N~ OOYellant or wManlY. ~-lift Lane tr...ne. CA 927'!>-2227 YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT note(s) secured by said Deed ol California, County of end •tete your ob1ec-~o i!= TO PROTECT Tru11 .. and of th• trvtt• ae-~ ~ !le. ~· Sello\.JW!Stt Ml oltoer wsiness G TRUST DATED 611189 UNLESS r1ma111lno pr\ndpal sum of the the Superior Coun o eppear et the hearing UNLESS YoU charges and 1X91nte1 of llM -~ E ••au press°',.._._. WI ti-A! Uled It/ --------- YOUR PROPERTY. rr MAY BE Trusl Wllll 1n111est thtreon. as Orange. tiona or fil• written R PROPERTY IT MAY BE ind by tald Deed of Trust. TIM nstrumeot No. t>r1inces. to~ • name 100 aclc11!SSes useo !JV llM! ood jobs SOLO AT A PIJBLIC SALE. IF PfOVKlld In Slid note(s). ad· THE PETITION re· objection1 with the ~~ AT A PIJeUc SALE. IF 1°'81 llllOUnt of the i:pald Ir, (Deed of Trusi edness secured !Sy: SelleP\.Jcenstt wilhn llllff yta1' reliable services YOU NEED AH EXPLANATION vanc:ss. U any, uncttr lfl• rerms quest• that THERESA L. court before the hoer-YOU NEED AH EXPl.AHATIOH bllltlCll of th• obl'9• be.!: lecorded on Nov 8 of T~ adVanetS~ before U'oe elate such hs1 was se interesting things OF TliE NATURE OF THE PRO-of said Deed ol Trust lees. COLES WORT HY be ing. Your eppeerence OF THE NATURE OF THE curtel byt"-ptopel1yto 1 , lnswment No.: 9~ ~ v,jth in~ as f or delill!l!d to tnt CEEOING AGAINST YOU. YOU charges and expenses or 111• eppo1nted ea personal may be in pe,.on or by PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU and reaeonablt tstlm•ad costha. o; ~k , Poge ) of ill1l.l lhe unpaid 9 &iyeP'Trans1em are BLUE to buy SHOULO CONT~T A LAWYEWR. Tru:aiie: ~IN tru:~;r·~~ !eprasentative to edmin-your ettorney. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A u=~~~ti.'in'1tl:;:b~:n' 0~ 0, ir: 4s ~~g~ ~~~ T~tb ~ LOBSTffi 5636 East La Palma On 1M7 at 9:30 1-N. LA by o rus · 8 0 aster the estate of the IF YOU ARE A LAWYER. On el't1f91 • 2:00 PM, h N 1 f s.i. 1, I un X Stat f theieon as pro in said A11erue Anaheim HiUs CA 92807 It's all there P.FfETtCE1SNCOF ST~'1,N J. ~~ci :o~\!~lo~ u=~.~a~ce u:i~ decedent. CREOiTOR or e contin-LONESTAR MORTGAGEE ~1~. m~~~ Th~ be11tflci11Y tf 8 !ll. ~'K· $eU e ~ Note. pkls fees, wges and The · assets ID tie sotct are every day "' • .. • u.~ appom • ..., vr THE PETITION re-gent creditor of the SERVICES, LLC., • duty under .Wd Oeed of Trust htt• i"'~·OOPM AT TH~ e~nses of the Nslee and descnbeel tn oenerai as tumtire if::"1 ¥"~r:C:.J::{~rus~ :':'~~~ sg~;n~;~~:i~ quests the dec,e~ent'.• deceased, you must file ~nttet TruttM und« and tofor• 11tc:utad 111d dtllvertd to N FR ·1T~ EN'r'~ PL!!r If~ cre8~~Y ~ fl4ires. ~·oment. gooOWill in ClassJfled 1 oruru• t No 084768 hi and idVances 111111 ilme of 111, Will end co<;i1c1I•, 1f your claim with the punulnt to Deed ol Tru11 Ille undtnlgntd 1 wrlntn Ti N RR. ~ ru~ ·Corpo-tease/IOIO 1mP11Mments ABC 642 ·5678 ~ ns s:S~ e 0571. · or tnlllal publleatlon ol llt Notice of any· be edmitted to coun and mell • copy to r-Utet 1anom. • IMtru· Oedltlllon of Default and H S . 7 M re Betr ano Wine LJcense . ..... - HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 1002 Attention Home Owners & R.E. Agents!! Showe••• those 1peclat propotlles In our Hornet of tho Wiik & Open Home Gulde publlshod eech Saturday In the Reel Eatete Tab. It's an etr1cllve end lnexpen1t11e way to reach homebuy1r11 Cell our Cleutfled 01partm1nt Todayll 842·5878 Ask about our curr1nl 1peetaltl 111\ Bllbol 18RiColtlMtu • ... Apt. Bllboe $550 Ta 4484 Dow to Place A ~IFIEIJAD CORONA DEL MAR FOUNTAIN VALLEY 6l0~1ff 701 l·•Oto IAGUNA 1022 BEACH 1034 Anord•bl• 2Bedroom By Fax (-:' 1 i ) t>:i 1-h:'°i'H (Pl1•,1•1· uu 1114'1• ~0111 11.11111 .111.J pl1111w 11111nlw1 .11111 ",. II 1 .111 \ 1111 b,11 I.. w11la ,1 pnn 1111011 ·CORO NA DEL MAR BALBOA 2122 PENINSUIA Townhomo. Llko •I••••••••• atngte Fom Hom• dbl Oar. Only $129,900 Broker 714·840-4283 HUNTINGTON HOUSES/ CONDOS POR RENT BEACH 1040 1 _____ _ BALBOA NEWPORT .. BIKE TO BEACH PENINSUIA 2107 BEACH 2169 38drm 1 5Be Fplc. Only $75,000. Agt. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Btuna Condo Preetlgloua 3bd, 2ba. 3bd.,. den. 2.5ba. 1 yr Up1ld• down hOuH. I 1 1 • s 1 8 7 5 /m o . Ron Young 548.0919 Bea t Location! 3Br.,. din, fem rm w/fp. Plu1h carpi!, Ltg rm1, mini ocean 1700s.f. 644-0335. view. S3700/mo/yrly.1---------Call Agt 0 7 3·38 0 9 E a a t b tu ff Specious 580, 3BA. Lrg yrd, pool, view. S3500/mo. Marbl• lloorlng &1 _________ 1 mo,.t $2 5 4 ,D 0 Nancy Luk••·Agt CORONA Agt 844·0498 -_"'"7""'1""4..,.,·8,..,4,.,.3'='·~0:'ll!7~8~7-DEL MAR 2122 Penthou .. Condo OP•N HOui• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oceanvt1w, 2000•1, aAT/SUN 1·5 S128S/mo. Lea•• lrptc, 20drm aBath 3Dd :uea. ug Mttr· 2bct. \ba, gar, tndry, l\805.mo 2U·1148 Suite, n.w cetpe1 thru· 807 \/2 Narcttaut Venatllee <lbd/2be out. 3-car ger. pooll Op•n Hou11 Sun e-condo. L.lght, airy, eeoa Lowm••d Dr. 22, 1 o.a or cell remO<i, gated Open 714-9$4-3730 R•~cca 172·111111211 Sun 12-4. 11200. Call V•o •nt I "••dvl cuaatl'l•D Jun•, Agt 494-1177. Spaclou• 3Bd 1 75Ba. tt'a the aolullon you're , f b loht kit 11arctitng for• whath·I••••••••• am rm. p, r ' er you're , .. king • APARTMBNTS n1w paint, lntlde and "o-• i n apertmenl •• 2 ., •001 " "' • • outl • a 11ew occupation or JZOl llBNT Nancy l.ukH·Aot .... -... • •tt•" pet. 714-843·•7•7 ... , ' By Phone (':'Ii) (H:!-:"lh-:'8 NEWPORT 2607 BEACH By Maillln Person: :l:~o \\1·~1 Ba,· Strret (. \1 ('\ ()')1»)7 .1 .... ta P:-.a. '·" -v-. \1 \1°\1. purl Bh 11. ~ B.t\ ..;, Hours 'l't•lt·phorw 8 ::~0am-:'°d)Oprn \!1 111•1.l\-F nrl<1v Wa lk-111 8 ::lOar11-·.'):00l'rn ~lo11d11~ -1· nJo~ NEWPO RT 2669 BEACH RENTALS TO 2669 SHARE Polley fl.th·· .111d d1•,1ttl1tH'• ilfl' •Uh)'"' I l<1 I hangt \\ 111111111 .... ,,, ,. n11 p11hlt-l11·r r···t nt• ... tlw n~l11 111 , , "'"' 11·1 l.1--11\ l''\I••' 11r ri·j•·1·r an) , l,1-.1la .. <1 .1111•·11 1°111..-111 PJt .. ,,,, n·pun Ull) rrr111 1h.11 Ill"' 111 111 '""' d 11 ...... 1fwd 11d inmw1l11111·h n •.. D.11h Ptl111 ·,,,., l'fll• IHI liul11l11~ for any rrr .. r 111 .111 .uh ··rn .... ·11w111 f11r wlawh it rn1w bt- 11··111111-11111· ,.,, !'f'I f .. , alw ••hi 11f thr •Plll'I' .11·111.1lh '" • 11pll'il II\ al ... • rro1 Cn·du 1·a11 11111~ ti, .11111\\• U f111 dlt' fu •I lll•Prllttll ---Deadlines -- \1onda~ ................. Friday 5:00pm Tut>!'-Ua~ .............. Morn.la) 5:00pm \\eu1w:-.ua~ ......... Tut>:-.day S:OOpm ~h.ur!'-daf ....... W1·dne~day S:OOpm I• nday ............... Thur:-.day S:OOpm Saturda) ............... Friday S:OOpm GARAGES 2724 FOR RENT ANNOUNCDllln'S 2ut I FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 LOST A FOUND 2925 EMPLOYMENT 6060 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 MllCBANDIS! BICYCLES 5530 5530 5530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml MISC. 6015 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml liiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiii Trloyol• lldull .ide by '88 Craft•man 0•• aide Chait MeJa. Xlnt LOST CAT fteo•ptlonl•t·PT •• n t. M 0 n I 0. WatehOUH Long haired, Siamese EMPLOYMENT Mu1t have computer •••food Now hltlng: Wlok•• Furniture la ESTATE Mower Model 917 condl $290. 873..()492 nee r seaward a SS O ••per. Send reaume: Seafood Coneultant1/ accepting appllcatlon• Evening Canyon on 3 SP.AC•• Cuatomet S.rvlce fQf for both full and part• AUCTION 8.0 HP 1200.00 --------• 71 4-721..-ooe SPORTING 6/18. 760-0155. 19732 Mac Arthur Bl our new locaUon In time warehouH. Muat ---------1Admlnlatr•tev./Shlp. 1501rvlne92tl12 C.M .. 154 E. 17th St. be re1pon1 lble, n.,_.,AI;~,..,.. THE FIRM by John GOODS •oss -' ,...,_, ._. '!'-" Orlaham. 1 at Edition ,., Lo•I Pil.~ull. ~rown/ ping Laguna Beach Reoeptlonl•t/OHloe Will train on seafood de p • n dab I e and white. Butch ha• Fiim co. aMk• Mlf Support E•per'd, knoWledge, mu1t have motivated. Excellent tags. Vic of Irvine/17th motivated Individual anewerlng buay cu1tomer service benefits package. S t • A • w a r d l I for entry level FIT phonea. Xlnt typlet, eJCperlance. Contact: Retail hours. 646-7769 or 642·5590 poeltlon . Excellent neJClble, •harp. Mull Ezequlel Rocha. Apply In person at: A .. i:,:'r.;:' ~ s 175. 714·751-0285 iAmeiiiiri1ii0i.i,•iiiCiuiiipiliHillii·I Oso.ooo ltt g.. tory 11 VCR tap ... 11-ci-. COLLECTIBLES catalog. memorabilia. June 21 'f lpm 6017 Tennie dre11es, 1ma11. computer 1klll1 r..,..'d. .._ detalled & reap. w/ Apply In per•on: Wicke• Furniture Lost small female blue -.. ..,. 1700 N rth M I St oo Siamese cat w/white Also re1ponalble f0t bright personality to o a n · 32 Harbor Blvd lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Christine 854-44 71 Liu MA,;,.. Villap Nordic Track Pro shipping duties. some dazzle ell-ta In our Orange. CA. Costa Mesa, CA paws on June 8. Vic-'"'" 714 921 2632 Ext 258 (800) 334-0104 HAWAIIAN STYLI! Uke new! Must eel!. l'OOOCTIOflHOOIUO BAMBOO PICTURE $250. 721·8718. EMPLOYMENT rnu:'VPD'C:. FRAMES. Custom Tustin Ave/20th St. uae of car. S10.hr fast-paced & exciting · • · · ---------Has Tags, answers 10 Fa JC A• s Ii m • to: N.B. Ad Agency. Fax Secretary Bejoux 650-0951 MFFDC 714·375-4147 reaume 474-4550 or Boat Rent•I E ·m • I I t o Management position equus@neptune.net. HEALTH & FITNESS Seeking reaponalble Receptlonl•t• f or 3000 self-starter. Fringe lrvlne Travel Agency. beneflla. Call John Posltlons are Mon.Fri. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 873·7200 One position. 7A...,.P, 20/20 Can't Find Work? the other Is Noon-6P. You can't be looking Phone1, gree1 gueat1 too hardl WANTED 15 & data entry. Darlene, people to fill varlou1 ,.,,,.._n_4_·_75_2_·54_5_8_X2_04_ positions from ware-Salea Outatandlng house to manage-Opportunity, first time ment. No experience offered. Direct 1ale1 neceesary. Call Now. exp pref for establish· Brent (714)891·5784. Ing recycling locatlon1 Without Gl•••••l Safe, rapid, non- surgical, permanent restoration In 6-8 weeks. Airline pllot developed. Doctor ap- proved. Free lnforma· tlon by mall: (800)422·7320 X-204 (406)961-5570 FAX (406)961·5577 h I t p : //w w w • v I s I o n freedom.com. Salls· faction Guaranteed! Clerical Wick•• Fumlture la accepting applications for both full and part• time clericals. Mu1t be respon1lble, depend- In your community. We offer fleJC hrs. lmmed. & resldual Income. May we tell you more? 432·9009 Buy It. Sell It. And It. Cl•••Hl•d. Oead Or.'• Don't LI• able and motivated. ***50% OFF*** Excellent bene11t1•--------- 77 Colloidal Minerals package. Retail houre. 33.5 oz. W/Natural Apply In person at: Great Tasle. Our club Wick•• Furniture prlce ... Only $11.99 3200 Harbor Blvd ioll Free 888·217·1837 __ c_o_s_ta_M ___ es_a..;.,_c_A __ , Computer S•I•• Ace DIABETICS Wanled for nat'I aalea (using lnsulln). As of robollc fax system• seen on TV, Liberty FAX*USA 724-9003 Medical can save you money on supplies DELIVERY DRIVERS billed 10 Medicare. Havs fun While earnl09 Please call up to $12/hr. Call Joe 1·600-748-1662 537·3347 1-4pmf5·9pm Mention AS·CA04 EZ lneld• Phone· Ge .. In Shape Nowt Sal•• $200-$500/wk. Personal Instruction. Great hours. Fax Info Home. Office or Gym. _to_: __ 7_1_4-_e_7_5_·7_e_a_2 Scofl 714·723·0686 PERSONALS SEEKING WOMEN 3004 FIREFIGHTERS No experience neces- sary. Paid training w i th excellent benefils. Paid reloca· lion to high school diploma graduates a~es 17-3 4. Call: 1 ·800-345-6289 Mon-Tue, 8am-6pm Wed·Frl 8am-4:30pm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FLOWER SALES Handsome Attorne1 Seeks very attractive slim wht female 26·34 lor dating.• 360·4947 SCHOOLS & INSTRUCTION 3012 Oulgoing, energetic, experienced only. Every Bloomln Thing 250 E. 17th St. CM. 64&-7899 Laborer• Earn up to $600 Weekly long dislance phone com· pany Is seeking peo- ple to service store· front promotional box PATIENT TUTOR rou1e. 1-800-354.7331 (Outbound) Direct to the ·Consumer Come sell A produdth.u re-orders Itself. Seeking diligent. hard working reps to sell to a rapidly expanding customer base. Administrative Secretary SERVICES 5533 llb;a!~!!!!!!!!a.J made 10 fll your size. ••••••••I • Call for Info 218-4063 GARAGE SALES ........ Please be aware that COMPUTERS 6018 Publlcly held Orange the listings In this cat-l!fST IU:f.s iM'.> County equipment egory may require you AnliqlMI lo •50. Mod.m lea1lng co. needs to call a 900 number M ao Quatr• 1e1500 CORONA efficient Individual to In which there Is a ea 1.1ga.r11 dl9lfl buy: monitor. keyboard, DEL MAR 6122 $ 1 0 0 0 • • • • 0 f l· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill support regional Sales charge per minute. 0 IM,-~· · and Finance Oepts. __,,.,.O,,,..;;:,.X~P"'E==.,.,,,.=---w.. Varied duties Include N E RIENCE ,..,._., poftlly, NECESSARYI oktCOIUnlorh t Y PI n g of I ease $500 to $900 weekly = bn documents, sales pro-potential processing • blonzll, ., po1a11, photocopying, ~. occasslonal reception-mortgage refunds. ~~ Own hours. ....,....... 1st relief and fax com-1 •800•382•2199 •One llem or .......... munlcallon1 while EXT 503 •Corllldenlillr~•ICll ware+ Iomega Jazz 1GB. $1500. 707·9488. JIWBUtY,PVIS •ut 6025 working In a fast-• &1111 ... conduceld paced environment. ---------.. ............ ~ ES'[•ATE ~:;!',1!~':.c:•;,•~ EMPLOYMENT • ~g_3711 AUCT.n...l.ION Organization & atten· WANTED 5535 .._ ____ _., II on to de ta II Is iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii n. £.r-#f Al,,_ ,.,,_, Ar,/t """,..,,,,.,. /kiri ~ essential. Position B••utlful volup· --------~ a1sl111 25 +people tuoua wom•n to AMiqun. FlMAru eager to have every· take care of older APPLIANCES 6011 An•?;Sc,;~ t =hla thing done yesterday I man. caregiver good ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Btonau. Clau. ,,..,..;,. .. Ideal candidate must cook refs. Christine 1• be proficient In MS ~714·848·3735~ ELECTRIC RANGE June 21 't' 1 pm Word 8.0 and MS New, never used, with .Excel. Min. 60 wpm. ---------grill, Drop-In. Stainless Lido Marina Villaie Please fax resumes to DOMESTICS 5540 Sleel, Jenn Aire. Cost (800) 334-0104 Eetate Sale •Saturday Sam• 514 Acacia (In alley) Kllch Items. bedding, microwave cart, booka, dee Items. glassware. Xmas stuff. ESTATE SALEll Fri/Sat/Sun 9am-4pm 1501 Baydere Terrace Sat 8·1 3-Famlly Garage Sale! Home accessories, linens, dishes. clothlng, kitchen Items. New to rarely used II 719 1 /2 Poinsettia In alley COSTA MESA 6124 (~14)75~1-75157. No iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1200 Must Sell $600 FO•~ucnoNa11001uu p one ca s p ease. * HOUSE MAN * obo. 722·7556 QRPVP~ ESTATE SALE BH/NB 9 Years Exp. Clean & •---------ll=~M!'~l~!~!!=J 3112 Yellowstone Dr PO Box 2392 Santa maintain large homes. FURNITURE 6014 I!: Sat 10am-6pm ONLY Ana. CA 92707-0392 Outdoor duties. car Compulsive shopper STUDENTS WANTED care, pet care, driving. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1----------1 filled house. Tons of cooking. serving. Xlnt Daybd Tmdl, twin mats Stuffll All for sale .. at FT/PT Will Train Earn NB refs. 653-3650 Wht/brass, comforter. OFFICE s while having funll bargain prlcesl (Many Call Ricky 537•7211 Exp'd CNA & HHA $145. 760·9192 ext2 FURNITURE & Items stlll In original TELEMARKETING ~=~:;,v:ro~~:~:~~ Oeelgner Sale . EQUIPMENT 6047 ~~~~~1~t~~r ~~~e:n~ O.C. Flremans Assoc. 714-645-6444 Tables, chairs. sofas,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii appliances, brand • Have fun making$ SS pictures, rugs & new men's shirts, $10/ hr Jay 537•7029 Immaculate!, n/smkg Antiques. 760·8143 Professional Ught-Box pants. and shoes, Arizonans seek to Bretford Accullghl 1 Th• B••t Job In the House-Sit, 7130•8115. Entrtn Cab/Pd $3,000 Model 6000, St50.00 clean ng products and Industry! See how Janet 1·888·213-9327 new, chrry fin, bevl Flat fife for art or blue· Morel Morel Morel good it gets. Miies, glss. OBO 722·1323 pr11)tS ?·drawer, Xlnt Please Note: mone d This Sale wlll not Som/ :~die':.°:~:••••••••• Moving Sale Antique . cond. s2oo. 752·2827 begin untll 10am Kn11~8ht88T~4anKsNpolQrtaHllTon. MERCHANDISE ~~fiqr~~mdl:i~tg ~~s~~i PETS & Fri/Sat 9am Luggage, furniture. 1·888·456-4448 S1200. 845·1790 and c Io th In g . Travel Assistant Solld T eak Patio ANIMALS 6049 258 E. 18th St Entry level position ANTIQUES 6010 Furniture Wholesale Sale Sat 8/21 9 .3 FT, n9 exp necessary. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prices! Oval, rectan-KITTENS Clothes, TV, radios, Great travel benefits. gular, round & octago· lots of good atuffl Call 714-983·8747 nal table sels wilh All ShotsNacc's 2021 lrvln•/N of 20th CLASSIFIED Top Dollar Paid! chairs & umbrellas. 562·598·3525 •SAT 9am Househld H's the resource you From 1800·1960. Steamers & chaise Seal Beach Items, books, tons of can count on to sell a 1 pc to entire estate. lounges. 544•7288 clolhes, furn, & mlscl myriad of merchan-Paintings, china, **** 880 Capital (Wilson) dlse Items. because glsware, furn, etc. our columns compel 40Yr NB Res 673-6223 MERCHANDISE To place a~ ad In • ( I ) ) I Plug Into the Closs~ied section to find services from electricians and plumbers to landscapers . & pointers. • Math • (Arlthmellc 1hru Calculus) Lingerie ffome P•rty • S1atislics •Chemistry R•P• $210, 3 nlghtS/ Good compensation package Includes a base salary and commission on gross sales and benefits. Only people who desire to be the best need apply. qualified buyers to"======== MISC. 6015 BICYCLES 6060 ClaHlfled call! -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , __ c_a_i_i 9_4_2_·_5_9_7_B_._ .. ~~===~============ 842•5878 'I ·-L • Physics • Term Papers week. No Modeling! •Reading •Test Prep (714) 979-4458 (CBEST. GAE, SAT) Mechanic, for Boat Study Skills. For free Rental Co. to service Information call: several locatlon1. Jim Madia 547·MATH Call John 673-7200 Tutor·College English Plumber. llcenaed Teacher. Teat Prep: local plumber seeking GED:SAT;TOEFL. ESL Exp'd Journeyman. Mrs Blackstone 720·1386 Fax Info and avail· TUTORING Credentialed Teacher Mosl Subjects·ESL. Malh·Aead-Special Ed nemed1at1on 644·0325 ability 631 ·8323 PT SALES ASSOC. Wanted for better women'• clothing out· let on Newport Blvd. Fax res: 8t8·305-1342 Recept NB Law Office FT. phones, Ille comp. front olc manner & style, $8.hr 760-1400 No Smoking of flce near the airport. Monday through Friday. 8 :30-5:00. Flexible, some Saturdays. Call 714-476-1150, Ask for Mitzi. @ In-Homa Salastelosan New innovative quality home imprnvement prnduct. Fresh quality leads provided. Commission Sales. ...... '111119 ...... M-'111119-..,... One owner company ,,.,.,.c... Conl:r*"-""IJdng 838-3539 MEMBERSHIPS 3018 ~----------~------~ Meet Your M ete Great Expectations 53000 Value. Now EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT 5530 S t500/obo 644-6887 =========--=========--========= Have A Garage Sale! Cl•••lfl•d 042·S078 JM;hi 'Pilot !-!.~f:,. -~ I South Coast Plaza Security, Inc. presents the 1997 Job fair It Summer Open House Are you interested in providinq Security and Service to the # t Retail and Office centers in the country? Come and explore opponunities currently available with South Coast Plaza Security. Inc.!! Saturday, June 21, 1997 I 0:00 AM -2:00 PM Crystal Court 3333 Sear St., Costa Mesa Space 130t (3rd Level) • Food. qif1s & prizes •FT & PT. startinq a1 $7.50/hr. For more information. call: Karen Ratliff (714) 435-8544 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • The i..Lgal Depattmmt at tht Daily Pilot is pkaseJ to announce a nnu smDa now 11uail4bk to new businesses. ~ wiU now SF.ARCH tht name for>""' Ill no txtm chmgr, anti saw you tht titm and rJN trip .JO tht Omn HUF in Santa An.a. Thm. of course, afor dN SMrCh iS complmJ wt WiU jUt yourfiajtious business fllll'M stllkmmJ with tht Qunty Clmt. publish ona a wttlt for four wttlts a1 Tttf"imi by law and then fi'4 your proof of publia#Wn wilh tht County Clmt. · PW!e ~by to fik 1""' fiaitious busint:ss ~ 111 the Dai!J Pihl. 330 W. Bay S4 Cmm Mesa. If you cannot ""P 11, plotte aJJ us 111(714) 642-4321 anti wt wi/J ~~for JOI' to htznJk lhii proaJwr by mlliJ. If JOU shouJd have any fanhtr qwstions. J>il:dse aJ/ US amJ WI wi/J N m'1fr thtlJ'I g/lllJ ~ asrist you. GooJ""" in JflllT""" ""1il'ltSSI ..... -w-'" Pilot · ' , SELL your used vehicle through classified 642·5678 Repainting? I pou'11WMt111 Ill* ............ Of IAllt,laatlnihe a.mt.ls Ill t.111 the ... you'rt looU1g b. 1947--- .FIFTYYEAR anniversary 1997 This Weekend Only! EVERY NEW '97 <l/?J~LJ~C>~~ s4 OFF 15INSTOCK! MSRP ***** Rebates Rates I So elf up·s BIGGE~~--~fd-rl • Last MrSubur starting to arrive ••• '3 l+ Reserve yours today! ************ * * Limit one per customer! Nicely Equipped!$ 'f 0, 9 70 • tax, lie. and doc. fees. Prior dal rentals. VIN l 'a 313600, 316258. 313508, 302717. Visit us via the new toll road and we'll pay for it! OLDSMOBILE CADIUAC GMC 11lU£K Our Family Serving Your Family, Since 1947! 2.8332 Camino Capistrano ~QUNA NIGUEL San Diego ,,.. .. ,. Exit Av•rr P•ltlwllr All vehialff art plus tu, Ncenae and doo. fees. Subject to prior tale. Ad uplret 2 WHkl "* ~tion. 1 ! •• ol .~ -T ) i ,. Ncwpon BcachlC.otr:a Mesa Daily Pilot ·~ FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 -ii TODAY'S l_)-C .. R .. O,....SS..,.W...._O;.a,;:iR*p:....11P~U'IZdZ.,.L ... E _ CHEVROLET 9045 HONDA 9085 LEXUS 9115 JlOW ROYCE ~c,':,;- wr1twy 8 Bit of gnNll'lltfy tt-andegg& 14 Eucatyplut ealer 1 s Rodi mvslclan 1e3:.1oa 11f:.s· mountain 18 Welgtiad down I g Pistol: slang 20 Mao of "Sleep- less in Sotttle" n Tiny amount 24 -over: Yielded control ol 27 Equipped like aneacdo 29 strand 30 Wordless 31 ~criminal 32 Animal drinking spot 36 Bar order 37 Goes 10 sea 36 Type of jacket 39 Emphaslzo. '" print 42 C8femooles 44 ()esef't plant 45 Napa 'l/alfty Slllt 46 C.rriago 49 WanderGB 60 HonollJlu welcome 51 Soaca 52 Wadcllng vow 53 Fresher 5e Likeness 81 Seine 82 Volcano's output 63 "Mr Spock" portray8f &4 Make an off0t1 65 Fashion 66 Forest clearing DOWN t Approves 2 Luau fare 3~ 4 Neiohbor of Ga 5 Coiflures 8 Dieter's lunch 7 Strategy 8 OiseriCurnber 9 Frost to Softer , 1 Ne,va dwelling 12 Swift 13 (out) 2t Japanese money 23 -Hashana 24 Nun's garb 25 Sports complex 26 Negative word 27 Deed 28 Iowa city PREVIOUS PUZZU SOl.VED •·ZO.t7 0 '"7 ~ , ....... s..-... 29 Wise Men 30 Indian corn 32 Relmqu1sti (rlghl.S) 33 Made a choice 34 Acts like a wolf? 35 Like pie? 37 Blemish 40 Slat 41 Lizards 42 Bo<denr>g 43 -nutshell briefly 45 Romance <16 Walt covenng 4 7 Mo<e advanced lnsoe 48 Block 49 Scandinavian s 1 Movie spool 54 Fla hours 55 Toddler's lavonle word'? 57 Wire measure 56 Doctors' grp. 59 Deily 60 Look at 12 f 8y CHARLES GOREN wttn OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•' '87 NOVA '88 CMo DX. 4-dr e-'92 Lexue SC400 77' Sliver Stt.dow A A /C p /S apd, am/Im ca11. ale, Jada, full option. II, 75th Anlnv•rary u to • ' E1tcellent Condll Ruor aharp. Car1lfled. Mod• I I,. t( m I, Ga• Savarl " su~r Economy! $3500 850-8841 #00t208 $27 ,977 $20,000 obO 345-0104 TELL PARTNF.R WllATTO 00 11135028 12,999 '90 ·Accord LX. 4-dr '94 Lexua QS300 ORANGE COAST S•dan, A/C, 5spd, Blactl/lvory. Full •pee SA.,,rnu Both vulnerable. North deal1. NORTII 6AKQ876-4 QK9 OK8 •86 WEST •9 c;::I J8662 OJ976 3 •A6 SOUTH 662 QA 7 EAST • ,J 10 3 QQ 10-4 3 o AQ 10-4 2 •2 0 5 •KQJ10974 3 The bidding: NOR111 EAST •• P Hii 26 Pau Pa.. Pua Opening lead: Nine of• Winning defense require11 cooper- ation between partnel"I! A thorough under11tanding of rroper cording methods is easentia kl this goal, as this hand illustrates. By far the best contract on this North-South holding is four spades. It Bhould have been arrived at quickly -that would have been our choice or rebid rather than t.he pusillanimous two spade8 11elect.ed It 1 only 231c. Certified. &V&'\H by North. J E E p am m cu' ' 0 r g I 0673"4 S28,277 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii own or , 6 7 K m I • 11 • West. led the nine or I.he spades to T14-54i.S023 $8uOO.obo 644·8258. '84 LHu• 08300 •ea a at urn a L 1 dummy's queen. Which card ahould Black/Ivory. Full Op· Sed•n Air, PS, caaa, Eat1t conlribute kl lhis lrick? '94 Accord EX Biie/ lion. Chromu. Certl-PW Pl. tllt CC blk all pwr auto, AC. fled. 'Xtr•' aharpl • More than likely We11t'11 lend i11 8 (#018148) $15,577 .,080284 $27,877 ,,345958. 19988 singleton -holding a doubleton, a '81 Accord EX •95 Lexua SC300 G ST red suit would have been a more '92 Explorer 4dr. white, CO, mnrt. Blacl(Jlvory. Full op-ORAN E COA attractive choice. To enahle the 4X4 Ona owner. Xlt (#07271 t) I 11,977 lion. Certified. 31k G MC defendeni 00 negntint.e" llpRdP mfT, Leather. Etc. Loaded. Lexua #029209 S35,877 714-444-5200 it ia vilnl for Wnl to know in wluch (E06998) Mlaalon VleJo '98 Lexua SC300 L•ftd Rover 1 ·800-898·5398 While, only 8k, SAVE•--------- aull partner hss nn entry. MIHlonVlejo '94Clvlc EX HUGE . Certified. TOYOTA 9210 Fortunately, there ia o 11imple *365-8750• Runs great, all power, 1036182 $37,777 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii suit-preference signal available t..o •-,9-4-V-l-pe_r_R_o_•_d_a-te_r_ sunroor, AC, alarm. ·Lexus· 1• the defenders an Lhis 11ituotion. If Black Beauty Only s11 ,000. 942·3623 Mlaalon VleJo '91 COROLLA East h1111 an entry in the higher-17K mllH. Loaded, ---------• 1·800·889·5398 SAS COUPE ranking 11ide suit , lhe defender A/C, Etc . Flawless ISUZU 9100 '84 Lexus ES300 s playt1 the highest card that can (102012) $45,990 1-ownr. low ml. Lthr, ~~~~e~t~. ~ftC& :.~vi safely be spared; similnrly, a low Land Rover Mnrf. Champagne. ,.,457332 s4,899 card indicat.c& intere11t in the lower Mlaalon Viejo '91 AMIGO 521 .5oo. 646•2226 ORANGE COAST side-suit. *365•8750• 5-Spd, AM/FM Cas---------- Therefore, East should follow 11uit 1--------aette & Much More! MERCEDES 9130 JEEP with the three, kl 11how a diamond FORD 9075 1eo3341 $l5,887 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714·549·8023 entry. <Had F.ast's ace been in liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ORANGE COAST 'B4 500 SEC Rod/blk .,..,8,.....2.,----4-R ... u-n-n-•-r-4-x4-. heart.a, the jsck of spades would be '85 Mustang Conv J E E P Xlnt cond. t 38k ml. SR5, mnrf, full pwr, correct) Now West can win the fi nit A Summer of Jo)fl 714-549 8023 $13,900. 631·0261. (11049551) SAVE trump lead with the are, return a Wht w/shlny new blk • '98 MERCEDES C220 '88 RAV4 4x4, only diamond Lo portner and 11core o top. Powerful 5L auto· Silver/Grey Only 6k new Lexus trade. spade ruff for the !ll'llmg trick ma tic S3495. 546-4379 IANDROVER 1 o.ooo local mlles. I" 07 t 118) S 18,5 77. '85 THUNDERBIRD 9113 Factory warranty. '88 4 Runner Ltd Learn to b e a better bridge V-8, A/C, Full Power, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Many extras Pristine 4x4 · Every op lion player! S ubscribe now to the AM/FM Stereo. Tinted (347573) S29,690 pou. Only Bk ml. Goren Bridge Letter by calling Glass. $2,500. Please '93 R•nge Rover Land Rover (103437~~xua SAVE (800) 788-1225 for information. Call 714-836-0409. BAG. Ono owner. Mlaalon VleJo Loaded. Chromes. Lo •365·8750• Mlaslon Viejo Or write t.o: Goren Bridge Let· '88 TEMPO GL Lo mllos. (626000) 64' 230SL Conv 1·8C>O-e99·5398 ter, P.O. Bos <MIO, Chicago, fU. Au 1 o. A/C, p /S, '84 Dlacovery Newly restored, ne~ '82 To"ot• Plck•up 60680. P/Locks, Cassette, 1 local owner. Perf lnier. lnclds Hard Top. Deluxe olClra cab. V6, T 11 t & A 11 o y s cond. Loaded. Lo $t7 500 obo 375•0104 bodllner, 5spd, AC, ll'128147 $3,988 mlles. (095158) --·--·-----PS. 1111, co. atep DODGE 9065 NEWPORT BEACH MARINE SLIPS BMW ORANGE COAST '82 R•nge Rover 81'560 SEC Blk/Blk bumper. Sliding rear JEE P County. Sliver beauty. Immaculate & Loaded. window. Very clean. Books/records. Travel Cstm Signature Whls. 1029073. S8988 9030 616 9 DOCl(S 7 0 2 2 lmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1890 BMW 32 51 714·549·8023 in style! (610123) $33,950. 283-1777 LM ORANGE COAST SAT/SUN~AM Huge Garage Salol antiques, furn, sllver, china. books, lamps, pie, t ools, frig, designer clothes, new stoves, collectibles, crafts, sports, fishing, artist supplies, pool lbl, records, etclll 1388 GALAXY DR. DOVER SHORES Sun 8·12 Collectlbles, gloss, prints, palnl· lngs, whlrlpool dryer. 1312 Dover Drive Dock, Xlnt Location. 4·Dr, 5-spd. Bronze/ '94 Ml•t• Blk/lvory (very secure), water/ Tan Leather Interior. lthr, CO, alloys, all pwr elect. 673·7877 Looks & Runs Great! (1000706) $14,977 Lo:ided. ABS. Driver Lexus Lido Isle Sllp 18'wlde Air Bag. New brakes. Mission VleJo up 10 65' boat. Asking timing bell, battery & 1 ·800·698-5398 Mlaalon VleJo L•nd Rover 714·385·8750 MERCURY 9135 GMC 714-444-5200 '78 Grand Marquis '83 4-Runner Blk, ---------• 39k orig mi. 4dr Loaded! Full pwr, ac, LEXUS 9115 Reduced lo S3000 4wd. new tires, cast, $15/tt. 675·7518 ti es $8 900 OBO ---------r · • · ' 9 4 M u a t • n g L X iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Side Tie tor 25' boat. 633-6870 or 452-1686 Conv, auto, white, 640·6070 snrf S 17K 675-0232 Water/electrlcity .1_________ chromes. (1103879) Good Loc./Nr Lido. CADILLAC 9040 $15,877 $10./per ft. 675·6128 Lexus Wanted Slip for classic , Mission Vlelo 50' motor sailor. 14' 78 Cadlll•c:: Sevllle 1~00·669·1539B beam, 6 '5" draft. V-B, Auto, 4-spd, ac,t-8,.-8-,-T.....-•_m_p_o_.-4--d-o-o-r, Prefer Lido Island. lthr lnl., full pwr, pwr locks/windows, Ron Wood 8·5. M·F, s4,ooo 974-2351 cass, cc, runs groat. 645·0393 '78 Sevllle 2nd $1995. 844-8758 owner, xlnt cond, rebuilt eng. New trans, 90' Mustang LX custom wire whls, Conv. 5.0, White. $2950/obo. Need to Fully Loaded! 77K ••Ill 688·8277 $7000.obo 650·3333 '92 Lexus SC300 While, cortlflod, lull NISSAN 9150 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 option. Lexus lease return. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i1'006f94 $281497 '92 P•thflnder Black '89 Bug Rebu1ll ang, '94 Lexus QS300 2-whl drive. 64K ml, 5-now starter & brakes. While/Ivory. Certified. spd, ac, tow pkg, cd. Xlnt cond! Must sall!I Full option. Won't last. 512,500.obo 427-1828 $2300.obo. 548-0569 #068300 $28,731 '94 Lexus LS400 crystal quartz. Full OLDSMOBILE 9155 AUTOS option. Conlfied. Don't WANTED 9246 miss this one· '85 C utl••• CI err• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii #204755 $33,977 4 door. V6, auto, all WANTED Good used Put a few vvords to \Nork for you. ---------'82 C•dlllac Eldo •--------BMW 9030 V-8, Auto. A/C, Lthr GEO POWER BOATS Interior, Full Power. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9080 7012 '87 BMW 325 Red. $2,500 974·2351 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii alarm, 6 cyl, Sspd, _C_H_E_V_R_O_L_E_T __ 9_0_4_5 I w•nt to P•rtner AC, all pwr, sunroof. '95 GEO METRO LSI COUPE Auto, A/C, AM/FM Stereo. Prior rental. Super Gas Saver! #739703 $6,999 '94 Lexua LS400 power. $1300/obo. car, truck or van. Blacklbl:ick. Full op· 723-1504 Will pay cash • PP. lion 27k. Mint. Ceni· 714-734-8233 f1od . •196780 S34,977 PONTIAC 9170•-------- '96 Lexus ES300 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANTIQUES & White/ivory. Full OP· , tlon. 17k, Certified. 95 Or•nd Am OT, CLASSICS 9250 1166884 $ 28, 977 2 ·d r · Fu 11 Y Loaded liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call 642-5678e In to 2 5 '-30' power $7995/o bo. 640·4 888. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii boat for bay cruising. '85 BMW 3251 4dr, '88 Corvette Stingray 845·2448 white/oyster. 39k. Coupe. Yellow, all New Lexus trade. books + 'records. (IEZ0561) $24,988 Remember Yesterday! -----------------------....,.1SAILBOATS 7014 '88BMWZ3 Musuem Oualltyl Blk/lvory. Only 7k. Priced to sell (101429) ORANGE COAST JEEP 714·549·8023 Shopping for a new apartment? cla11lfled lets you compare costs • without hauJe or worryl Claulfted 842-.5878 On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified 011erstocked with stuH? A call to Classlned will heli> 1542·5878 CFJ 14ft Racing Sailboat $2500. 875-3551, days or 642-6762, evenings. Lido 14 w/trailor. S8PQ/obo. 786-4731. #876341 $27 ,877 Mlaalon VleJo 1--------- Lexue L•nd Rover MIHlon Viejo 714·385·8750 1·800-868·5398 Why play Hide 'N Convenient Cl•Hlfled 842-.5878 Seek with childcare? Call Cl•aalfled IOdayl 642·5678. 011erstocked with stuff? A call to Classified will help 642·5678 ·Lexus· with Alarm. Under Mission Viejo 1 BK ml. S 12,000. 1·800-889-5398 714-645-9153 Rooms, apartments, homes Classilled can satisfy your housing needs. When you write a Cl:bSified ad, include all the ract~ and get the rc~ult) '73 M•aeratl Citroen Showroom Origin•! 37k ml, $13,500. or Trade! 996-52 t 2-evu CLASSIFIED It's the resource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan- dise Items, because our columns compel qualified buyers to calll 042·5678 JEWELRY 3784 MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 ROOFING 3910 •SE•R•VI-C•E--• ~~IC COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL 3 52 8 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVI CE GARAGE 3584 DOORS 3 6 7 8 lmmmiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiimiiiiii DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MACMEDI C • Care for iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimm ••••••••• TILES $5 A SQ FT Macintosh Compulera •RecHHd BookcasH• ••$475 • 18X7•• In your hmo/ofc. Low/ ArchH+ Bullnose• Or1 Includes hallway, William Harold J eweler Walch/Jewelry Repair Antique• Fino Jewelry Suy/atll/lradl 873·0365 ADDITIONS REMODELING 3410 Includes Materials houtly rat•. 873-8818 Closet•. Ugllt Soffil• weather-strip, lnslalla· Free Est • All Surfaces PC Peraon•I Trainer ARCHCRAFT 413-7001 tlon & tax 645-57041 ________ _ 1.310.292.9008 VTTCHENS 3786 In your home Of office n£ 0on·t know a kayboard ELECTRICAL 36l0 HANDY MAN 3710 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimm ASK ME ABOUT... CLEANING from the on switch? Dlvorslfled Construction PUBLIC NOTICE COMPLETE PAINTING --------The Best Work At The Lowest Price Guar'd. l#698286 547-6522 Oen• Abrams Palntlnt lnVExt. Olty PalnVReas S Uc/Ins. Ben Moore Paint 714·703-4942 (Votee/Pgr) •DAN DAWSON• PLUMBING Water Heaters • Drains Remodel • A•P•ir Faucets • Fix1uras L#S54722 • 646-6720 Pgr#717·5729 BALBOA ROOFING CO Ouallly Work Guarnt'CS Reroof/Repair Free Ell Lie/Ina 831·5081 ROOFING Speclallatt Summet Spec 104Mt OFF All Slyles-Fast·Olpandlblt LIS38526 NOW Conat * 722·2805 * 548 can Jerry 85o.o915liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COMPLETE KITCHEN Remodellnn•Addlllons SERVICES 3 .,,....--,...-.,.-----,.--:,....--:--s II J b EXP•RT •P•lnt/Cupentry• o E s & Home Repairs. No Job iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Profeulon•I Service m• o ... Drywall and morel & BATH REM o L Too Smalll Bob 548·8223 Computer & lntem•t Duncan Electric Small Jobs Oki Cust om Cabinets A TOUCH OF CLASS Training. Affordable. Local/Quick Response Q•ru 845•5277 L#708346 413·8428 -=a-u_•.,..ll_ty_R_e_m_o_d_e_ll_n_g_, Cleanlng. Res/Comm On·slle Ted 840.7072 L#275870 850·7042 ---·-'----- The Callf. Publlc Ullll· ties Commission RE· QUIRES that all used household goods movers print their P.l'.C. Cal T number; limos and chauffeurs print their T.C.P. num-ber In all advertise- ments. If you have a question about the le· gallty of• mover, limo or chauffeur, call: Ike'• Custom P alnllng ;:==::==:;::::==~ Prof, Clean, Quality Rand~ Svlr Plumblnt --------- Work. lnVExt & Docks. I R•P•lr Wh•t Your REMODELING L1703468 631·4810 Plumber Fixed I s.. ADDITIONS 3916 Llc'd/Bonded/lns'd 1;11 Al Uc/Bonded. Free Eal. Hom• Repalr/R•modal 1---------:R:!~~~~/:,~k~~· Teresa 282·7143 ---------Peterkin Electrlo Costa Mesa/Newport IANDSCAPE & Publlo Utilltles Commlaslon 714·558-4151 Peters Painting Remodel 84S-5079 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 20 Years Experience FARTHINQ INTEUORI •Local Co. 8#638318 •GOSS HOUSECLEANING CONCRETE •· Prompt & Low Rates! 25 Ye.,• Exp. LAWN CARE 3808 ~ ras-com/sm-lg Jobs Jim •31•2 4•0 Free Estimates •---------• Interiors and Exteriors Kltchen/Balh/RamOd•I Referral. 854-0512 Rm Additions Visa/MC •Stephenson Assoc. Ucentod-Bond•d MASONRY 3557 CSL618717 748·5255 ____ ... ___ .. __ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim --------- C•ll 714-844·5485 St0.00 per hour. BREWER'S TV·VCA 'ASIC YARD MAINT Split Second Moving 714-548·0368 & Home Servlcea 1 CALL DOES IT ALLI Prof Movar1I 24Hr Srv _p_l!"I" _______ _ •Bright Haeolnlng Br(ck, Block, Stone, Tiie FENCES Under $300. U E73660 831-4422 70ay/Sr 01sc(Tl1711452 1;' BUSINESS European Prol'I. Beat Cone, P•tlo, Driveway & DECRS 3615 Acoept MIC & VISA P•g•r-413·8142 432·8123/9+346·5850 SERVICES 3870 SERVICES 3488 In town! Reta 5Yrt Exp. Fplc, BBOa. Ret. 25Yr.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C.M. Dale 831·1818 ! TREES ,-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii••iiiil .. 455 E T 557 7594 Two•BrotharuMovlng imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Grace 251•• xp. •rry • *Wood Fence•* HANDl!E DANDEE Same Day Servlca Uc/Ins Pat Sitler/Dog Walker Tired of Searohlng Del M., Cleanlng Co John Doran Maaonry Replace/Repair Low S Jobs Large or Small. Toppad/Rtmoll9~~·76 Promp1•Courtaou1•Prof1 Daily/Overnight vlslll. ,0, lhe Rltht Wordst By Alan S. ~awls Brlck•StoneeBlock DHlgn & Conllruct ~ 51-34 C.T1346SO 374-0081 Refs avt. Llc'dfBonded let me halpl Prorl editing Reliable, Prof I, Olly lo/Sm Jbs•Repalre ok FrH haullno/ .. l. Uc'd Ret'd Gan'I EnglnHr· Landscape Remodeling Denise 714-835-8870 Arllclea-Manu1crlpt1-WP Res/Com 714-458-9212 FrH Est & AdVlce Advlnlagt Const t74-530t lng/Bulldln8/ElacVlcal Yard tune up/malnlenace,, _______ 3_8_5_8 Surf Cit" Pet Sitting Typed Copy. 15 Yfl exp. •VICKI'S CLEANING ll681191 831·3832 EXCELLENT WORK Contractor. 74-9407 landscape/artistic design. PAINTING Full Care & Play Tlme. R111onable 714·964-8t93 We offer THE BEST ----...,,...-,..,,...,..,,,..,,.,.,.,,~--FenctS/Deckl/Blck Wallt HOMI! SERVICES Contr1ctorl C27·804006. My home, HB/opp-park HouH/Wlndow Cleaning. **JRQ MA.li~RYro E Uc 8-1 Conlrletor 85386211 Anything & Everything Prof'I & Ethical. G45-750S or yours. Sue 538·1748 10Yrs Exp. Xlnt Rof1. !~OTvKp:a~bny S Wo~kl Now Conetruc::tlon FrH Eatlmate. Ref's, LAWN CARE Groat Work! 24Yrs Quality Palntln9 CJUUNETS 3490 Vicki 714·888-0395 ftL l75oo19 531•7843 ........ *-*_7_2_2_._2_8_o_s_*_*_ Mlohael 758·1440 Low s Wkly 1wn ave, TOUCHUPS, TOO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil tWINDOW CLEANING• St•mb•ugh 8ulldera leml Retired Conlreclor cln·up/trlm/sprlnkler• 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor PLASTER Advanced Wood1ya1em1 FREI! ••TIMATl!S unlc• Covers & Pallol Repairs. Improvements, 831.0298 Pg.e<>2-1770 UC"280644 645-3209 REPAIR 3880 -Cuttom Cabln•tiy· 848-0335 CONTRACTORS Oust Redwood Oecks. am jobs. Ouat1ly/lntegrily Lou Torr•• L&ndace~ •••QUALITY CARE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil POOL l(llChan • B•th +Doore GENERAL 3 558 Glut, Plax or Picket I cart , Ken 042· 1170 Harbor Area 20Yrt. 20yrs e•P N.8. lncludtng Pl .. tar/'S lucco Patch 3894 Moldlng• • Mantels Hand Rallt. Fencing. Wkly malnVNaw Install stuccO/drywall repair. ·Serving So Ca 25yta· SERVICE ..... 1 .. ..,. 7t• .,.91.a970 L70T.128 7t4-431.fl832 •• lrrlg work/TrH trim Xlnl Work 845-3417 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... " _, -HAvUNG 3720 CustratHI 548·4383,~---·----Llcl328884 24Hr• LllW18 Cona1rvotlon ---------·-714·554-7831 IE ft OE POOL IPvtC• CAIP!NTRY 3510 ---- CAR,INTRY•Wll'Hlowa Doon • Wood l'ancH ,.., 'ROOPINQ Lf281581 • Call &ob 249-8323 Pg-312-0028 RemodoleHandyman PLOOD JNSTA11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Shan•'• Gardening RAINBOW Circle Malnt. -All Pool Rep.al'9· Ll70477S Local RH. Pi JUNK TO THE DUMP A Landaoapln9. 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But try as I nug ht. after a fe w rolhng ol the e yes, sqwnn- ing a bout m the conhnes of my thedte r seat and even a feeble dltcmpt al a ya\.ffl, l found myself actuaJJy en1oymg the film. Perhaps the chdrdcters wert' Jll'>l too rPal. Too easy to reldtc to despite how hdfd the effort. "Wedding Bell Blues'' L'Xplorcs a subject the 20- ~omethm gs thmk about, the 40-somethmgs wish they could 11•V1Stl and one that has the 30- '>0rnt>thmgs saying it wasn't all ll1dt bdd A subject so close to EXPERT OPINION ca thy yarnovich my hPart, a truth staring me down .. tumrng 30. Most bache lorettes can reldle to the unspoken pres- sure to settle down d llcl be "happy" ... by age 30. Ha ppy defined as being ma mcd, rais- ing a fanuly and en1oymq a flounshmg career Sandra Bullock as Annie Porte r and Jason Patric as Alex Shaw plan their n ext move as they try to sto p a luxury cruise line r that is hurtling toward disaster in "Speed 2: Cruise Control." But that's not everyone's definition of happiness, at least it certainly isn't mme at this p oint. Set m So Cal, "Wedding Bell Blues" fmds three room- mates -Jasmme, Tanya and Mkkl -grappling wilh approaching their Uurd decade and the accompanying pres- sures -some self-infticted, others doled out by family. So to cast the m off, the three head off to Vegas to marry with the morning-after woes to be calmed with a quick divorce. After a $4,700 weeke nd courtesy of Mick.J's ex-hance, you hnd Tanyd -pregnanl and dumped by her boyfriend -a better person despite her awakening that she's turning into her beautiful but husband- dependent mother; Micki dis- covers the thnll of passion; and Jasmine -the trendy night- club babe with fatalistic views -falls into lhe arms of a guy she'd never look twice at. "He ree ks of engineer. My father's one. 1 wouldn't even many one as d jok e." Sorry. dad, it was runny. On the big picture, it was good Not gredt, good. And what makes 11 dead-on are the smaU thmgs -the way the girls, 10 their search for bus- reel critics bands, eye the wedding finger at first glance; date someone they normally wouldn't based on the illusion that they may be "the one·; and comments that hit home ... •There's someone for everyone , you shouldn't be so picky," and, •Tue older you get, the harder it gets." illeana Douglas stars as Jasmine, J ulie Warner as M1ck1 dild Paulina Poriz.kova as Tanya. The cast is an odd mix, but then again so are the endeanng characters. • CATHY Y,ARNOV1CH is a design editor for the Pilot 'Speed 2' slowed down by plot holes • EDITOR'S NOTE: The Reel Cntt<s column features movie critiques written by community members serving on our panel Sequel docsn 't live up to origin a l Where do f <.,ldrt? llu!. movtt> dOl?Sn't have a story ThNe's art.Ion -bul I'> thdl f•nough1 f or me. 1t wac;n'l I f<•lt lltdt "Speed 2" wds the same dS ·s~x>e<I. • but 10-'>ledd of d bu-., ti WdS c1 boc1t. The perfomic1nrc.., wprc pretty I FAST FREE DELIVERY ~ HOURS: Sun-Thurs 1 1 am-I Opm Fri b Sat llam-IO:JOpm All Major Credit Uirds Accept.ed z• 645-3057 211 62N{) STREET NEWPORT BEACH good I thought lhdl Scllldra Bullock d td o great job, bul it JUSt Wclc;n'I cnou9h. Bui in "Speed," I fell Jason Patric d.Jd a '-"'-., ____ _.__, fantaslJr JOb Keegan Bell comparNI to Keanu Reeves Casbnq Willem Dafoe as lhe VJUd.ID wa.s an ddvantaye for thiS movte. Agdlfl he played lhe one everyone hates, yet he plays 1t well, so he should be applaud- ed. Mdybe I should give the film more credit I meclll, 1t did have action and some suspense, wluch was the md.Ul goal of the movte Also, 1t had d few chfferent twists that had you on the edge of your seat. However, 1t also had moments when the audience would groan tn disbelief. These moments spot.led the movie for me and seemingly for the rest of the audience. This sequel of "Speed• just never had anything going for it. The action was there, but the out- come was obvtous. • K.EEGAN 1EU, t6, rs a Costa Mew resident and a iun1or at Newport Harbof High School Action-packed, credibility-deficient "Speed 0: Cruise Control" finds Sandra Bullock repming bet role as Annie from the pre- quel ·speect·. Though oo longer involved with J ack (Keanu Reeves' hero cop), she obviously has a thing for men in unifonn and is dating Alex (Jason Patrtc), another policeman, who she thinks ls just an easygoing cop wrltin~ traffic tickets at Venice .4~~,,h . • t memb<'r ol d1l elite pol.IC'e WUI When tus Job is revea.le<t 111 Anrut\ Ale'( mc1kes amend'> by produang tJCkcts for a Canblx•cln cru1SP A chdJ1ce tor rclaxdllon dnd romance, nght? Wrong. Tut> stup ts hijacked by former C'nusr lmt' L'mployee (Willem Dafoe) Ultlmdtely, you guessed 1t, Alex dnd Annie. along with Uw crew dnd d few passengers, dll<>rnpt to regaJ.n control of UH' bOdl OK, I knPW going 10 thdl 11 WclS dn dctlOn film and that mo ... 1 dct1on hims by definition are !wavy on lhe action. Light on th<' rc•cility, and require a healthy suspens1on o [ disbelief to en1oy them. I can handle that. But c'mon, while they were ~pcndmg the gazillions of dolld~ on lhe explosions, the stunts and lhe mayhem. couldn't they have put JUSI a little more thought into creating scenes that make sense and where characters act as you IUchard Bnmette would expect them to (albeit still doing superhuman tlungs)l Don't get me wrong. This film is exciting throughout and the special effects are excellent, especially one HUGE explosion toward the end. Patric is good, and who could resist Bullock's pert, spunky and sassy Annie? Anyway, for my rating, on my scale of Pay Pull Price at the Movies, Bargain Matinee, VJdeo Rental. Wait For Cable T\I, or I'd Rather Take My Vacation on the Titanic, I give "Speed ll" a rat- ing of Wait for Cable TY. ' FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 TOP 10 1 WINE CENTER UNCORKS EXHIBIT ... ArtJst Kiki OaVlS will be featured in an exhib- it at the Robert MonddVl Wme & Food Center, 1570 Scenic Ave., Costa Mesa. through Sept. 8. An open- ing reception takes place Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m.; Willes, cheese and frwt will be served 979-4510. 2 FREE LAUNCH ... In celebra- l.lon of it.s fourth birthday, Launch Pad will be open to the public free of charge from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa Vtsitors can play with more than 60 interactive exhibits, watch live science shows and more 546- 2061 3 'FREEDOM LAND' ... South Coast Repertory presents "Freedomland, • the last reading in the 1996-97 NewSCRipts series, Monday al 7:30 p.m. Arny Freed's comedy features a crazed family of hve and was commissioned by the theater. It is located at 655 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa. Tickets are $7 and can be pur- chased by cdllmg 957-4033 or at the theater the night of the show. 957-4033. 4 WELCOME TO PARADISE ... Parent Help USA presents Paradise Island, a benefit organized by The Children's Angel Society, to support two Parent Help Centers from 6 p.m. lo midnight today at the Amencan Legion 215 15th St .. Newport Beach. The evenmg includes drinks, buffet, enter- tainment, dancing, a silent and live auction and door prizes. All proceeds will fund services for at-risk children. Advanced uck- ets cost $25 and tickets at the door cost $35. 723-7 170. 5 READING UNPLUGGED ... The Newport Beach Pubhc Llbrary will sponsor a sum- mer redding program for young adults. Unplugged: Totally Teen Reading Club, beginmng Monday through Aug. 16. The program features paperbacks, meal certificates and other prizes for reaching reading goals. Teens can register for the program at the central library's Children's Desk or Popular Library Desk, or at any branch library. 717-3807. 6BOOKED FOR LUNCH ... Round Table West offers its next luncheon program pre- senting authors Dond.ld Spoto dnd "Notonous: The Lile of Ingrid Bergman." Martin J . Snulh and "Tune Relea~e· and Bettie B Youngs with "Gilts of the Heart• at noon Thursday at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Hlghway, Newport Beach. Cost is $35 (213) 256-7977. 7GORDON LIGHTFOOT ... Swoon to tunes such as • U You Could Read My Mmd • and "Sundown" when Gordon Lightfoot appears at the Orange County Perfonrung Arts Center for one-night only today at 8 p.m. Tickets are $28-$44. 556- ARTS. BIT'S A MYSTERY ... Author Earlene Fowler will appear on behalf of her latest mys- tery, "Goose in the Pond,• at the Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble, 9018 South Coast Drive, #150, Costa Mesa, at 2 p.m. Saturday. 444-0226. gHAWAllAN ENTERTAIN· MENT ... The Oasis Senior Center presents a free per- formance by a group of Hawaiian youngsters, ages 6-18, from the Napili Kai Foundation in Maw at 2 p.m. Sunday at 800 Marguente Ave., Corona del Mar. The Oasis Ukulele Strummers will also entertain with their own style of Hawaiian music. 644 -3244. 1 0 TEEING OFF ... Estanoa Hlgh School wlll spon- sor Golf Summer Camp at 1 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. from Monday to July 30 at Costa Mesa Goll Course. 1701 Goll Course Drive. The program is designed to unprove ind.Jvidual golf skills and to teach sportsmanship and good work ethic. 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For more information on both exh1b1ts and related events, cdlJ 759-11 22. Now 011 tbe Water in Newport Beach A tradition of a truly Florentine cut~ine )JJ continueJ! . :n rJl(JJ'a 11111 0 /fa JJI 1na ?frt'11a SERVING LUNCH & DINNER Great Luncb Offer 1 lb. Live Maine Lobster w/Fresh Pasta only $14.90 • Happy Hour • Piano Bar Nightly .1..;'""'''·'' ( 'h,11111111911<' llr1111<·/1 1 1 1111.1111 1 ii .·.,001'1" 11 1111 .. , 1 .. , 'I ;.•10 For reservations Please Call 673-9500 251 East Pacific Coast Highway Newport Bff<h FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 DON L~AC H I DAii V PILO I Orange Coast College professor H. Arthur Taussig's new book reviews films for their moral content The importance of watching ·ernest' 11 Arthur Tduss1g's new book ts perhaps lhe only tome on film commentary laudmg the body of work of Jun Varney, the man behind lhe "Ernest" film senes ("Hey Verni") over such commercial comedy icons as Jim Carrey and Robin Williams. Bul Taussig's "Film Values/Family Values: A Parent's Guide" doesn't rate films on a simplistic thumb or star scale, but on lhe sociologi- cal and moral themes por- trayed. in Hollywood movies and how society can be affect- ed. by those messages So m Tauss1g's book, Varney's dean. Buster Keaton-style IS pre- ferred over Carrey's lollel humor and Will.Jams' sexudl mnuendo The Cosld MeSd res1denl and 25-yedI 0rdllge Coast College professor has sell-pub- l.Jshed. the book so parents can control the glut of dangerous messages children can see in films. But Taussig doesn't come to bwy cinema; rather, he praises the art Conn and says films can be used in positive ways to reinforce m orals and values. The more than 300 reviews in the book desoibe movie plots and values and carry a rating system. "Ernest Scared Stupid• wins kudos because of its message that love over- comes evil; the seemingly innocuous "The Care Bears M ovie" gets dinged because heaven ts depicted. as a place where there's lots of sweets. Taussig also publishes the H.1-Q Film Review newsletter, described as an •analytical film forum.· For more information on the book, call 432-5725. -Anastacia Freeberg OUR IMPORTED BEERS ON TAP. INCtMID AbbotAk 8-Ak Doubk Diamond Burton A~ Pul~r'a ESB 1''ulkr'e Old Wi111t1 Alt Whitbttad Traditional Pait Ak Woodpe~!m Cider Young's O.mnul S1ou1 Young'• ~ial London Ak Fullers London Pridt" J.,J,,, ( • .... r.1 ... Amlw '·'"'' tr"'""':, &.l &rrrl GFR~tAN't' Rt-d,'s B1tr Bn-1. •Duk l\1rr lluhurgu Pals Paulantr t~er Spattn Okto~rlC'~I fu>,t1tn .Premium War11e1ner lul.AND Ciui.nJ)nt Stout !Urp~r Murphy1 lruh J\mber Ak Murphy'• Irish Stout Ml'.XICO Oot Equia Amber c.on.,,,. 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We ,et out m search of loccil res1- <lent.s' optruons on one of Lhese reC'ent trends and th.ls LS whdt they told us. "Brown 1s hne for a shtrt but not a bnght, fun, summer color. It 's not exactly an 1decil color ror a bathing SUll" The '90s Gidget styl e - boardshorts, tank tops -is the big thing in beachwear -Andrea AnJers Giorgio O'AJessandro "The brown swl on Lhe model does not look good, it is an ugly color.• -Joe Thomas Andrea Anlers "Brown 1s always in fash- ion. 1 Wee brown. C1ao. • -Giorgio D' Alessandro "Brown looks healthy and sporty. It LS very beautlful, 1 would wear al to the beach.• -Diana Helle S be's not Sandra Dee, not Marcia Brady. she bedrs d smd.11 Wting to Annette, but she surfs, she's active dnd creates ~er own style. She ts Gidget with a twist of Gwen Stefani and a splash of the Space Gtrls. She's the surfer cluck that you see strutting her stuff down the bedch carrying her board, ready lo catch Lhe next perfect wave Vogue magazme ts quoted dS Sdytng, "Brown lends undeni- able mystery and sophtSllcallon, even to a day at the beach.· But the Halston-style, '70s-msptred summer ciothtng p1tched by the gurus of Lhe fashion world does- n't ring true at the beach. Stacie Genchl, owner of On Edge. a womens' clotlung shop in Newport Beach, sees the c urrent trends as just that, trends. "The boy "Most of the stuff that is seen shorts and bright tops are Joe Thomas m the magazines is out of touch definitely in with the general pubic,· Genchl around this area; brown is some-said. "Most trends start in this thing that should not be worn on area of South Orange County.· a bathing suit without some Genchi said Lhe guls in bright trim on it • Southern California have the -Bill Greenlee look everybody else wants. "The colors "People in the Midwest want for summer boardsborts and the beach need to be look,• Genchi said. "But it all bright. The started here in this area • bathing swt is The predominate look for all right but this summer is Lhe surfer gul. It not on a model portrays a laid-back image that with dark skin: is active yet feminine. Many brown suits should be worn females find it functional and on a lighter very comfortable. skin tone.• • "Those (magazine) trends -Ilene• Heu : are not what people really want -. ~1!'(>~ "r -~ o:~~~ . t ·.to.~~~ ~!111~.~. ~~~ •. sald. Rene' Heu Kun Snow, designer and part- ner in A G1rlc; Ride, an up and commy cloth.Ing company in Newport Beach. "People want to wear clothes that they can be active tn, not worrying about messmg them up.· Local designers are looking back lo the days of "Hawau- Five O" and Don Ho for Uus summer's latest clothes Boardshorts are the bottest item for the female beach babe. Boardshorts are a shorter version of Lhe men's trunks sun- 1lar to something that Frankie Avalon would wedf tn "Beach Blanket Bmgo • The prints Lhal are most popular dfe wild and I lawauan. "Boardshorts are our most popular selling ilem, • said Snow. "Girls want clothes that they can surf in. People in Newport go lo the beach lo surf, not sunbalhe. • A Gtrls Ride uses input rrom Lhe eight 15-to 25-year-old fe males Lhat lhey sponsor to 72 HOURS I DAILY PILOT PHOTO COURTI:SY MICHAEL MEOBY A Girls Ride makes the tank tops and shorts that are hall- marks of local summer style. surf. Most of the summer hm• was made to be funcllonal, to swt the liking of those weanng the clolhes, Snow said. •our company LS 100% for the girls.• Snow said •We make what they want to wear People really 1.tke what we design." Olher popular trends Lhal most fashlon magazmes are pushing are the Hdlston-type tube tops and smgle-shouldered bathing suits. Agam the ques- tion arises, would you wecu 1l lo the beach? "Girls are buying tank tops, boardshorts and summer dress- es." Genchi said. ·1 can't keep the store stocked wilh Lhe clolhes.· As the look for the gtrls changes daily, the men remdlll constant. Becker Surf and Sport tn Corona del Mar lists men's trunks and T-shlrts as the big sellers ·Most guys JUSt buy black trunks and head out to the beach. They a.re very low-main- tenance. • said Becker manager Mike Bill. "The girls on the other hand are really buytng the shorts and tanks.• The beach is a place lo relax and enjoy the water, so it looks 1.tke the girls having the most tun will be in boardshorts, not an itsy, bitsy, teenie-ween.ie chocolate brown bikini. 0 72 HOURS I DAILY PILOT STOMP, the eight-member international percussion troupe, returns to the Perfonning Arts Center for eight perfor- mances from Tuesday through June 29. r --------------------------------------------------, I STOMP STATS The following is a list of the materials STOMP uses on a per week basis, except where otherwise indicated: • + 20 brooms + 40 gallons of water •l• 2 gallons of floor paint + 6 wooden poles -?-5 Sunday New York Times newspapers ·v 30 pounds of sand + 7 mop heads + 1 fire bucket + 10 garbage can lids + 6 ball-peen hammer handles + 1 stainless steel sink with draining board every three months -!• 1 oil drum every two months -?+ 8 ski boots every four months + 1 day off a week + 2 hatchet handles Injuries over the past year: + 4 wheel rims + 3 damaged knee caps, one + 8 fist-sized chunks of chalk requiring surgery + 4 rolls of gaffer tape + 5 smashed knuckles -t· 6 Ace bandages + 1 hand punctured by a , + 6 disposable ice packs matchstidc : I I ~--------------------------------------------------j SINCE SABATINO'S Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. Fl.A\'ORF'UI. & DELICIOUS L UNCHES DINNER• SUNDAY BRUNCH Umque w111e mom & timing roo11Lr arailable for group busmeu meetings arul pm•are functiom CATERING FOR ALL EVENTS FuJJ gourmet Italian cooking including ftsb specials and many homemade lavorftes 1864 STOMP ready to bring back the noise to Perf ormillg Arts Center By Shay McAfee, Oatly Pilor T hP ~Ollnd or gMbage cc1n lids banging together can be hea rd dpproaching in the distance, dS STOMP, the eight-mem- ber mtemdlJOndl percussion compdnte~ of STOMP that pcrfonn 11 months of the year. covcnng 50 U.S. cities. Since its debut 1n 1991, STOMP has garnered severaJ accolades mcludmg an OLivier Award for Best Choreography, an Obie Award and a Drama Desk group, returns to th<' Ordnge County PNfonrung Art~ Ct'nter next week r--------------------, Award for "Unique Theatre Expenence.· The group's 1994 21-Clty North Amencan tour WdS sold out in every city. F. Y.I. .... The performance schedule for STOMP is Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m .• Saturday at 5 and 9 p.m .• and Sunday at 2 and 7 p.m. Tickets range from S24 to $47. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ThP group which uses Pvt•rythmg but convent1ondl percuss10n m'>lrunwnt-;, '>UCh dS I I STOMP hd'i mad£' ~--------------------~ gMbdgc cdns, brooms, and whet•I runs -will be appedr- mu di lhP Center for ont• week only, Tuesday lhr0ugh Junt' 29. STOMP ftrst appedTc<.1 at the Center in July 1996, and dllhough this year's program L'> the sdme as last year's, the r dst 1s ex peeled to ·add a few new tncks here and there," -;aid Greg Patterson or the Center The ensemble cast IS also brcmd new. pronusmg a fresh mterpretauon of the 90- mmutP program There are two tounng nwnerous teleVJs1on appetlTances mcludmg the 1996 Academy Awdrds. "The Late Show with David Letterman,• "The Tomghl Show with Jdy Leno,• "Good Morning America," •Live! With Regis and KathJe lei?,• "Dateline NBC,· and "The Kennedy Center Honors." STOMP also recenUy ftlmed an HBO !.pec1al, due m the faU. To see whdt all the no1Se 1s dbo11t, tick ets may be pur- chased from all TtcketMaster outlets and The Center Box Office. For more mformauon. call 556-ARTS OLD SAIGON VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT SERVING AUTHENTIC & ORIGINAL VIETNAMESE CUISINE ...... FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 briefly On radio, Costa Mesa is a 'hidden oasis' Imagine an incredible week- end getaway to a "hldden oaslS" and real.tzmg it Iles in your own back yard, the city of Cosld Mcsd The Costa M esd Tourism and Promotion Counal and KABC- AM rad.lo stdllon recenUy i.pon- sored a contest offering a week- end getaway to d lucky wmner with the best father's Ddy l>lory Twelve-year-old Josh Jacob!. from Sierra Madre was chosen the winner. His call-in story was picked from hWldreds of entries. Josh will be wtu.sked away m a limousme and will P.DJOY two rughts in luxunous suites dl the Westin South Coast Pldzd. Upon anival, he and a {preswndbly parental) comparuon will dmc at Allie's Amencan Gnll at the Mamott Hotel. Other perks the prepubescent Josh is sure to enjoy include a $1,000 shopping spree at South Coast Plaza, personal pampenng at the South Coast Plaza Day Spct ti.nd dinner at Maxi's restrauant. The total price tag on the week- end is $3,000 and is donated by the tourism council. -Sarah O'Rourke Drive through for a gourmet breakfast It sure beats the heck out of an Egg M cMuffin. On Wednesday morning from 6 to 9 a.m., The Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Beach will offer a "Drive-Thro Gourmet Breakfast· with a menu of chocolate-filled pastnes, fn.ut, juice, croissants and fresh coffee. The $5 cost will be donated to the Orange County United Way. The concept began some years ago at Vancouver's The Sutton Place Hotel, and is now a tradition at the company's CanadJan sites, said the hotel's Barbara Eidson. For the drive-through's first year at N'ewport Beach. Eidsen said she expects between 400- 500 people to line up in front of the hotel for the boxed meal. (Customers, by the way, don't have to be in a car, Eidseo said. Rollerbladers, perambulators and others are welcome, some- thing traditional fast-food drive- througbs generally frown upon) Like fast food kids' meals, some ol the boxed breakfasts will contain prizes. But instead of plastic figurines that are a promo for Disney's latest ani- mated flick, it's more grown-up fare, such as moVle passes, din- ner for two at Accents restaurant and weekend slays at the hotel. -Anastada Freeberg FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 72 HOURS I DAILY PILOT f) ENTER, STAGE RIGHT Budding playwrights see their works come to lite in series of new staged readings By Greg Hardesty, Daily Pi/or For 23-yeM-old Amity Westcott, 1t was a "dehrung moment." There, on stage, two actors were readrng her lines before 90 people packed 111to Costa M eSd's Theatre Distnct. "There's no feeling Wee hear- 1119 your chan1cters come alive and hav<> real voices,· said the office temp, who will begin grad- Udle work this fall at Chapman College. "It was so exhilarating • Westcott and eight other bud- dJng playwnghts saw their works pt>rformed Monday in the fir..i of a c,eries of readrngs staged by stu- dt>nts m South Coast Repertory writing cmd acting cldSses. Tht> New Voice Pldywnght., Workshop IS the first venue of tis type m the Newport-Mesa arC'd, dnd L<; duned at pulling bdck the curtdin on lalenl waiting m the• wings, s.ud founder Chnstopht>r Trela DON LEArH DA~Y f'l\Ol Betty (Sandy Gilboe) and Dan (Gary Litwin) discuss a spider incident In "The Brown Recluse" during an evening of readings at the Theatre District "Our point LC, that you don't hc1ve lo go lo lhr YaJP School of Drama to write a play, and I think Wl''re proVUlg that,· said Trelc1, a C ·o~tc1 Ml"Sd-bdsed performing arts 1oumalist whose p11n-lacl'd, IO-rrunute play, "M ovtng." wa., on Monddy's eclectic program. thl' Lab Anb-Mr11l on Bnslol Street •And 11'<; 1mportc1nt for them lo work in r1 thedll•r t>nv1- ronmen1 .. Thl• wnllng ne<'d-. In be shOWCdSC'<I. C<,pe<idlly al this qrc1ss-root., lev<>l " r----------1 I I I ! I I I I I I I F. Y.I. + The New Voices Playwrights Workshop's next reading is July 21 . For more information, call 444-4451. Tom Swimm\ "Day of Rest." lea- tunng God trc1dmg barbs Wlth hIS parenLc;, und "The Last N1ghtcJub," where JuJwt Capulet and Jams Joplin pontificate in the r1fterWe --, I I I I I I I I I I I I Some of the piece'> worked. some dJdn't Tht•re wtts somt> overdctmg, and some good acting Somr Imes cbcked, soml' clunked lor c1boul d month before the big rught. Some nervous plc1}'\-.'Tlghts paced harkslage dunng the per- fonnctnc<'. loo anxiety-ridden lo <;<'<' how thetr works WC'Te being rPceived. Westcott said she ''wcl!> morP t>xoted than nervow." r,eemg her pldy on stage, c1ddmg, ·1 was pretty hc1µpy with what camf' out." "Every other theater in L.A does staged readrngs, but 111 OrdJlge County, almost nobody does,· Trela said •But Orange County ts getbng more respect as a place not only for good produc- lioflS, but also good new work.· ~---------------------------.J But ju.<.t getting their work pert orrned before a IJVe c1udJence was a ma1or step for thf' playwrights, Among those tn Monday rught's audience was Fannon, whose play "Green Icebergs" was produced on SCR's Md1Tlslc1ge a few years ago. The Theatre Distnct IS donat- ing space for the readings, w hich will continue indefinitely each month. "The theater world desperate- ly needs writers,• said Mario Lescot, arbstic director of the Theatre District, localed behind Monday's program featured works by d computer program- mer, a college professor, a hospi- tal orderly, a markebng manc1ger and others. All are wntmg full- length plays and are serious dbout pursuing thetr crdft, Trelc1 Sclld. The short works performed Monday covered a broad range of lhemabc temtory, mdudmg Quick. .. Fresh ... Hot!, .. lat Thai Food In Orange County Vorcd by the Rcgisrer readers. as appeared in The Bcs1 OfOringc Counry Section, Augus1 1994 LUNCH, DINNER, CATERING, TAKE OUT orgaruzerc; said "Without an dudJence, you don't huvP a play -it's just worm. on paper,· Sdld Cecilla Fdnnon, the SC'R instructor of the nine featured wnters. "ll takes a lot of courage to wnte, and something W<e this gwes me the encouragement to keep going,· Westcott said. The readings were rehearsed "This was thetr first outmg," Fcmnon said. "I Uunk they ar<> courageous.• Without menborung names, she said or the playwnghts • 1 certainly have seen 111 a few of them more than promise • Aud.Jenee members were asked for wntten comments on each piece Some included: "Slow Not sure w here it's Huntington Beach Tuesdays, 9am -lpm Friday, lpm-Spm Newport Pier Downtown Street Faire on Main St. fresh Picked, Locally Grown Produce Honey, Nuts, Fruits, Vegetables Bread, Rowers & More SponSQred by the Orange County Farm Bureau • 573-0374 going.· •Nice Neil Sunon quality.· "Completely over my head, I guess.· For the playwnghts, the evening ·was both ex.lularabng and a rude awakening," Fannon said. "One of them came up to me after the show in tears," she ddded • Another satd, 'Oh, II WdS terrible, I'm so hurrullated.'" Future readings will showct1Se perhaps longer works of only three plc1ywnghts "You've got to crawl before you can walk, a.nd wdlk befort> you can run,· Trela said of the value of lhe New Votces Playwnghts Workshop "We're taking some baby steps here. And the more steps we take, the doser we get to our goal.· Live JWnenco 5.Uurcky Night PAELLA • TAPAS LAMB•SilAK FRESH FISH CftN LUNCH&. DINNll FRIDAY NIGHT sr£CIAL 7/ffyou can ea/ ?ael/a $995 Mention this ad ror dlscounr. Valid June 20th onlyl (714) 756-8194 . 4253 Martingale Way Newport Beach l mlle South of J. w. AJrport ···~·· ~, ....... . -. . .•. ,,,,,,(tJt!J•t•1·•··········· ,, .. ,,,, ............ ,,.,.,,,.,,,., .. ,,,.~. ·-~···,·······~···········~····~ 72 HOURS I DAILY P ILOT RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT 0. board thf> 0Pnde of Newport• Rrvrrtx>at Home Of The Nf'Wport Hurtior Naut.Jcal Mu!>eum (Formerly Reuben E LE!PI lb npt'n from 11 am9pm Lune.ti. 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IT'lled fresh h&h & pastas Open 5 days per wee!\. closed Mon. looat.ed ot 4253 Martingale W'rl'f ( 1 m~e south of John Wayne Alrporl.J Ma,ar a'fldll cards eccepu!d ( 714) 75S.S 194 THAI SPICE Voted by the Aeg!Stef' readers. as appeared !fl the best of Ch!nge County SectlOn as "The Best The• Food Jn Orange County· Lunch, dinner, catenng & tek90\Jt 615 W 19th St. Costa Mesa 548- 4333 . ........ .. . .......... ···········- I FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1997 THAI WAVE Otoe 111 or t8k&<>Ut. Fast & free delM!ry. Serving lunch & dlnOef' Locat.ed at 211 62nd St Ne\Npol't Beach. Open 7 days a week VISB, Masiercerd & Amenaen Express accepted 645-3057 ROYAL KHYBER Award winnmg cuisine ot India Open tor lunch M-F 11 :30- 2 CQ>m Dosed ror lunch Sat . Sunday brunch 11 . 3(}2 30 Dinner ~ from 5 3()pm Located at 1 CJD Bnstot St North Ca• now for ~abons 752-5200 NIKI'S 'fANDOORI EXPRESS Voted the # 1 Indian restaurant 1n Cl-enge O:>unty. ~n dally with thnee loceuons to sef've you Locat.ed at 3700 South 8nswl 11 bk>clc north of South Coast Plaza) B50a595 THE CANNER~ Hl&tOnc Wat.erfront ReSU!Ulji'tlt and Harbor Crurse Center Hours Mon -Sat. 11 :30em • 2 OOam. Sun 10 ((lem.12 (X)pm, All Map-~ Cards Reservations Suggested located at 3010 La~ Ave . Nev.,Xtt Beach. CA 92663 (714) 675- 5777 Fax 615-2510 CATALINA FISH-KITCHEN Get h<x*ed on the freshest fish evaUble Fresh gnlled fish seafood and chclcen. sanct.Yches, salads. ~ plates and past11 speoallbeS open SI.( oays a week. Mon t.tY-u Thurs 11 em-Spm. Fn & Slit 11 am-9pm Located at 670 W 17tti St #GB, Costa mesa (West of the new Trader Joes I 645-8873 TH E BLUEWATER GRILL Catalina W8tef'front dtnlflg at the.Jormer see d the hlStOnC Sea Shanty and Delaney's Feawnng fresh mesqurt&gnlled seafood, ~ t>or and reta~ fish market FUI Iler Oga(flllbO Qoing petlO Al map-cards Cotenng available Se8bog upon 1!f'fWlll Moderetely pnaid Located 63) lido Pane Chle near lido lsl8nd Open 7 dlrys, lurd1 & dinner 6 75.fS-t NEWPORT LANDING Wat.erlront Oc111ng. Sat & Sun Oiampagne Brunch, Denner Menu $13 95 • $19 95, C¥;tet-Bar Menu Ser'\ltld Alt Day Hours. 10 CDem • 11 30pm, Amex Mastercard, YIS8, Otnner Reservauons Recanmended Located at 503 E Edge-Nater Balboa (714) 675-2373 SKEWERS Restaurant/Brewery Pizza. Salads, Burgers. Sandwiches & Hsti Located at 29B E 17th St , Unll B Open Sunday-Thursday 11 ~1~ FnSat 11 IXlam-12.~. Ma-edit Cards accepted except Ocsc<Mlr Reserveuons recommended. 645-6459 THE OLD SAIGON RESTAURANT Fine Vietnamese dining Next to Carl's Jr. Servtng authentic ~mese CUISllle. Menu includeS Vr8CJ1Bme&e egg rolls. sprmg rolls. old tradll>Onal nee verrrncelh Wlttl shnmp and fresh vegetables Separate vegetanan meflu prepared 1n the tredlt.lorial Buddhist recipes. Hours 1 1 :CXla~9 CDpm Dosed Sunday Visa/MC accepted. 271 East 17th St , Costa Mesa (714) 574-8460