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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-07-18 - Orange Coast Pilot" . SPORTS Seniors start off fast at USI'A doubles ~-ftte bucks and a l'Doocl tbat DHcled cheering. 1b8t'w wbat r ~to the Orange~ Pair. Ifs amazing what scme man- • ey burning an •t want a giant Pooh!• hole in your pocket will get you at the Orange County Fair. It didn't get me Pooh. lnltead lt led me to the Kid's Park where prizes are guaran- teed -·wm. hit OI' late!. After several sad attempts to tiCMUd tOld me the same~. I could try my luck for Sl and ed1ieDy try to earn the bild or I CoUld give her SS and I wu gUiaranteed a little 1'weety DO matter what. My ego still bruised from my no-win lobster, I told her I'd take lb. S2 cha.nee. 110K. don't say I didn't tell you,• she muttered as she counted out my change. And that's when I became dusk: sucker, thinking, •She's right. I'll never land these darts • SEE FAIR PAGE I TIRED OF BEIN·G BLACKBALLED Local man armed with a petition urges council members to give surfers a spot of their own. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Rick Richardson thinks he and his fellow surlers here should be allowed to catch some waves on their boards any time they want. He's taking his case to the City Council members, asking them to lift blackball restrictions -which prohibit hard surf- boards in the water at certain times -on a few stretches of beach. Those areas would be set aside for only hardboard surfers. Bodyboarders and body surfers already have their own exclusive areas when the blackball flags go up. Under current regu- lations, lifeguards can blackball a section of the water at their discretion. Richardson wants hardboarders to have their own stretches of surf between 36th and 40th streets, 44th and 48th streets and 52nd and 56th streets. He feels having defined areas would make it easy for life- guards to regulate. "Lifeguards boot out hardboard surfers just to watch 10 or 12 bodyboarders play in the water,• said Richardson. who collected 345 petition signatures from supporters, from preteens to 84 years old. •It is not a fair thing for the surfers in Newport Beach.• • SEE BLACKBALL PAGE e MARC MARrn I OAlY I'll.OT Newport Beach resident Rick Rlcbardlon (above) ts peti- tioning for a hard-board-only surf area In West Newport. KEEPING UP Find out what:, going on around town r--6~;-~-1~~~~;;~-1~~-;~;,~;7··1 Warm up your modems, grab your cell phones, flag down the postman, It's time for the Dally Pilot Fair Challenge. · f First ever. And today's questi~ns are: +What's the best food at the fair? I Not necessarily the first thing you ate or even the last. But the best. • + And your kid's favorite ride at the l fair was ... ? (Sorry, the Footsie Wootsie • doesn't count). + Yes, I confess. I did go to see this aging rock group? And they were so ... 1 +If you could change one thing about the fair it would be ... ? Leave your answers -expand as you like -along with your name on our Readers Hotline, 642-6086. Or drop us an e-mail at dpilot20earthlink.net. We'll publish the responses Saturday. i : I ! • • I ~----------------------------------J Despite setbacks, Mesa Water won't give up lawsuit • IRWD officials say they'd like to end the squabble that has cost ratepayers thousands of dollars. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Although Irvine Ranch Water District officials decided on Thursday to extend the proverbial olive branch out to their adversaries at Mesa Consolidated Water District, Mesa officials haven't given up their fight for possession of Santa Ana Heights Water Co. •Nothing bas changed from our perspective,· Mesa's General Manager Karl Kemp said. "lt is dif- ficult to get a preliminary mjunction, but we are proceeding along the direction.at.the l&wsuil. • The water districts' meeting. follows a decision made on Tuesday by Orange County Superior Court Judge Michael Brenner, who ruled against throwing out Mesa's lawsuit. · The decision emboldened Mesa officials to press on with their battle to claim Santa Ana Heights as • SEE WATER PAGE 6 Squabble over Central library construction ends By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The city's conflicts with the designers ftDd builders of the Central Library have come to an official dose through arbitration. After a final round of talks with an arbitratoc and the SMWM architectural design team. the dty gets back $130,000 of a $1.7 million settlement paid out in February. In that settlement., struck with library developer Koll Construction Co., the city came out owing the design team $69,000. SMWM had origin.ally asked for a $600,000 settlement from the city. The arbitrator, after ruling on the city's case vel'· sus Koll, bad resetved judgement rights on the com- plaints between the city and the design team. After reviewing the dty's claim that the design team caused undue delays, be ruled in the citYs favor. The city's disagreements with both Koll and SMWM stemmed from disputed extra costs• and delays throughout construction of the library, com- pleted in June 1994. Construction stalled over per- sonnel changes, a lea!cy roof, a flooded batemeot and rain delays. ~ --:----.---... ----------------.. ----------., I \ I, I \ I I t I I I I I Service club top dogs •Jim de Boom may be off the school board, but bis position as Rotary governor hasn't afforded him ~y extra free time. ly Mich.tie Terwilleger, Oititt Pilot • Mike Scheafer hies to lure new members into Lions Club lair. · check it ,Out Taking the ouch out of outdoor forays Outdoor forays need not be a bear. With a lit- tle planning, communing with nature can be as easy, and certa1nly leu costly, as settling Into some lap of luxury. First, you'll need to figure out where to go. Whether you're looking tor roaring whitewater or hillside meadoww, find tips for exploring untapped recreation In 12 Western states In the 1995-96 edition of • Am.ertca's Seaet Recreation Areas.· In addition to descriptions of each natural area, there are recommended activi- ties, information on geology and wild.We, campground listings and contact numbers in this comprehensive guide. Equally broad in scope is "Woodall's '97 Western Camp- ground Directory," featuring information about campgrounds, RV parks and attrac- tions throughout west- ern North America . The newest edition of this •yellow pages" for outdoor explorers also includes ratings for private parks, locator maps and directions to more than 6,800 locations. For those who don't want to venture far from Orange County, •Natural Wonders of Southern California· describes parks, forests and reserves in Los Angeles and San Diego County valleys, deserts' and coastal regions. Find fees, activities, concessions and contact information in this user- friendly guide. Once you get to your destination, you might want to take a hike. .o,..., ..... _,"" ...... .... .,_....,.... ...... . .... .,..,,. ..... ... ·~ .... -· .................. """"' --. .... ~­...... ....... _ Choose from over 100 in ·w8nd.ng California's State Parks" and 100 more along Cali- fornia's coast in •Coast Walks." For da.y trips, try ·nails of the Angeles," featur- ing treks in the San Gabriel Mountains, or "Day Hikers Guide To South- ern California n .• with nearby adventures ranging from easy strolls to challeng- ing climbs. U you prefe r landscapes of sand and rock, check out • 50 Best Short Hikes in California Deserts,• a roundup of trails in Death Valley and Joshua nee National Parks, all with distance and difficulty ratings. Find other possibilities in •Desert Hiking," a guide to the beauty and backpacking possibilities of the desert. For hardy souls there's •The Modem Back- packer's Handbook," featuring instructions for everything from buying equip- ment and paCk- ing efficiently to dealing with bears and mos- quitoes. To help you stay on course, there's •The Essential Wilderness Navi- gator,· filled with tips for using Dlaps, compasses and natural clues. Perhaps you're an avowed city slicker who's never been far from settings with stoplights. Look for •The Complete Idiot's Guide to Hilting, Camping, and the Great Outdoors,• a guide for those who can run a business but who don't know much about wilderness excursions. Rife with details about equipment, trail navi- gation and emergency situations this one wW help you have fun no matter how far removed you are from the office. • atlCK rT OUT jj written by the staff of the Newport hach Publk Library. lhjj week's column b by Oaudla Peterman. V9L t1, NO. 1IO DoN LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT A dirt track go cart races put In a blur and a cloud of dust u driven compete at the Orange County Fairgrounds. 1be fair rum tbrough July 27. today at the county fair FRIDAY m;;rr:91csciiiliii""", Pathways To Fishing New- 10 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT • OCN KIDS DAY Children age 12 and under are admitted free al day. • 10 RIDES FOR $10 Purchase a speclal wristband containing 10 rides for $10. Valid any Tuesday, Wednes· day, Thursday or Friday, opening until close, for rides In the major and kiddie mid- ways. Good for all ages. Does not Include gate admis- sion. •Au.DAY Leather Tooling by the C.llfomla leather Guild Home & Hobbles Building Weaving and Spinning by the South Coast Weaver's Gu119 Home & Hobbies Building Woodtumlng by the Shed by the Orange County Woodtumer's Association Home & Hobbles Building Market Beef, Market Calves, Market Goats, Market Sheep, and Market Swine on Display (Until 11 p.m.) Livestock Area AgrlSclence Display (Until 11 p.m.) Live- stock Bam • 10A.M. Tropical Bash Contest Kids' Stage Favorite Rock Contest Youth In Motion Building Pathways To Fishing Newport Ring Kids! Day w ith Planet Kids and Camp Frasier (until 6 p.m.) Youth In Motion Building • 10-.30 A.M. Tropical Bash Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building • 11 A.M. Cathleen Forcuccl Dance Studio Tlmes Heritage Stage Bettyls Performing Arts Studio C.I Spas Centennial Stage King Kukulele Kldsf Stage Pathways To Fishing Newport Ring Pascal th• Garden Chef Siio Stage •NOON West Coast Sweet 16 and Entertainers Tlmts Heritage Stage Wandals Dance Studio Cal Spas Centen- nl1I Stage Amerlc.en Tiger Karate Meadows Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific Resorts Coconut Rolf Contest Kids Stage All Alaskan Racing Pigs Los Plgoltas Raceway/Equestrian Center Mesi. CA. 92626. Copyr1ght: No MWI ~ llultrWoni. ech>-r1al mllttarOf ~ .... CM1 be~ "'11th-°"' wrtaen pemltllicM1 of COA'- rlght owww. HQW JO IUOt us port Ring China Paliitlng (until 6 p.m.) Visual Arts Building • 12:30 P.M. Banana Benefits with the Banana Man Siio Stage Story Telling Celebrations Stage/Youth In MotJon Building • 1 P.M. Betty's Performing Arts Studio Cal Spas Centennial Stage Orange County Stars & Fountain Valley Twirlers Meadows Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific Resorts · K.C. and Company Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building Pass The Pineapple Contest Kids' Stage Tops for Kids by Carson Davis Home & Hobbles Stage Pathways To Fishing Newport Ring Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest spon- sored by Hometown Buffet Times Her- itage Stage • 1:30 P.M. All Alaskan Racing Pigs Los Plgnltas Raceway/Equestrian Center • 2 P.M. West Coast Sweet 16 and Entertainers Times Heritage Stage W~nda's Dance Studio Cal Spas Centen- nial Stage American Tiger Kara'e Meadows Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific Resorts Two of a Kind -Danielle and Lori Wine Courtyard -Diana's Singers Flower Garden Stage/Fish & Floral Building Global Harmony Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building Nuttie Hockey Contest Kids' Stage Trorical Fun Food for Kids by Jan Mon- gel Home & Hobbles Stage (Kobertls Tropical Bird Show Blrdland Theater Pase.I the Garden Chef Silo Stage Creative Portraiture Spotllght StageMsual Arts Building • 3 P.M. Defore Dancers Tlmes Heritage Stage Beach Cities Stars Cal Spas Centennlal Stage Orange County Stars and Fountain Val- ley Twirlers Meadows Stage sponsored by Grand Paclfk Resorts Chuwa Bolivia Spotlight StageNlsual Arts Bulldlng Paul Cavin • Vocalist Flower Garden to be --In the IN~Whh .. riling to. knots. ~ ,.... "'-low 1:05 a.tn. =~ Seicoftd low 2:17 p.m. ...... _, Ulp.m; .... ....... ..... :!-:& ••• Stage/Fish & Floral Building K.C. and Co. Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building S.fe Harbor Race Contest Kldsl Stage Coconut Fiber Baskets by Rowena Tom Island Stage/Home & Hobbles Building Banana Benefits with the Bananf Man Silo Stage • 3:30 P.M. Spindles and Stuff (Splnning/VVeavlng) by Dale Braun Home & Ho6bles Stage All Alaskan Racing Pigs Los Plgnltas Raceway/Equestrian Center • 4 P.M. Dance City Times Heritage Stage Sing, Sing, Sing "Give My Regards To Broadway" Cal Spas Centennlal Stage lWo of a Kind -Danielle and Lori Wine Courtyard Elk Whistle Spotlight StageMsual Arts Bulldlng Diana's Singers Flower Garden Stage/Ffsh a Floral Building Global Harmony Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building Peanut Toss Contest Kldsl Stage • 4:30 P.M. • Trorlcal Fun Food for Kids by Jan Mon- ge! Home & Hobbles Stage Kobertls Tropical Bird Show Blrdland Theater • 5 P.M. Defore Dancers Tlmes Heritage Stage Beach Cities Stars Cal Spas Centennial Stage Chuwa Bolivia Spotlight StageNlsual Arts Building Paul Cavin -Vocalist Flower Garden Stage/Fish and flQral Building K.C. and Co. Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building King Kukulele Island Stage/Home & Hobbles Building Hawaiian limbo Contest Kids' Stage • 5:30 P.M. All Alaskan Racing Pigs Los Plgnitas Raceway/Equestrian Center • 6 P.M. Dance City Tlmes Heritage Stage Sing, Sing, Sing "Give My Regards To Broadway" Cal Spas Centennfal St1ge Tljuan1 Dogs Wine Courtyerd Elk Whistle Spotlight StageNlsual Arts Building Diana's Singers Flower Garden Stage/Fish a Floral Building frff gem Identification (until 9 p.m.) Visual Arts Building Spelling IH Youth In Motion Building tt's a Tropl-cal Gig for Kids by Mani Robertson, Animal Crackers Home & Hobbles Stage Hypnotist Mark Yuzuik Grandstand Are- na • 6:30 P.M. Bernie Pearl and Harmonica Fats Mead- ows Stage sponsored by Grand Paclfi'c Resorts • 7 P.M. Emlllo in the Arlington Theater "Jewels of Oasis• Belly Dancers Cal Spas Centennial Stage Jessica • Vocalist Wine Courtyard Chuwa Bolivia Spotlight StageNlsual Arts Building Paul Cavin -Voc.allst Flower Garden Stage/Fish a Floral BuJldlng Joe Stoddard Tlmes Herlta.ge ~tage Kobertls Tropical Bird Show Blrdl,nd Theater • • 7:30 P.M. The Jets Meadows Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific Resorts All Alaskan Racing Pigs Los Plgnltas Raceway/Equestrian Center • 8 P.M. Tijuana Dogs Wine Courtyard Elk Whistle Spotlight StageNlsual Arts Building Close Harmony Tlmes Heritage Stage Hypnotist Mark Yuzulk Grandstand Are~ na Global Harmony Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building • 1:30 P.M. Bemle Pearl and Harmonica Fits Mead- ows Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific Resorts • 9 P.M. Emilio In the Arlington Theater Jessica • Voc.allst Wine Courtyard Joe Stoddard Tlmes Heritage Stage • 9:30 P.M. The Jets Meadows Stage sponsored by Grand Pacific RflOfts • 10 P.M. Close Harmony Tlmes Heritage Stage e hQSpitilite<L liar attack Mice .. investigating a bar- brawl ea'tlJ-Wecfnesday ~ tbilt tent a Cotta Mela man ~ -tM~ with serious hea~ anJuriei and left another with a ~rokenjaw. " 1be det4lls remain sketchy, Cost.a Mesa police Sgt. Burt U Mid police are searching for who may have launched an EiVoked attack on other trom around 1:20 a.m. at the Again bar in the 1000 ~ lock ol m Camino Drive. l ·~ a matter of putting the uzzle pieces together,• he said. Owen Markert, 22, said he bis companion. James Corey unt. 2', were walking out ~the bar when two men with haved beads attacked them thout warning. Markert said one of the men unched him in the face, break- bis jaw. He said the men 'attacked Delahunt. knocking him . ~OUI, and kicking him in bead even after be went out. Markert. wbo said he does not what sparked the attack. ibed the alleged assaihmts white men in their 20s, one ding about 6 f&ot 4 with a on bis face, the other about 5 oot 11. Delahunt is conscious and recovering after a tracheotomy at Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, said his mother, Ina Delahunt. She said her son, who played water polo for Costa Mesa High School and Golden West College, was unconscious when rescue workers found him. •eorey still doesn't know what happened.• she said. -By Cbrt.stopher Goffard Jones vice president at arts center J. Terry Jones was named vice president of development of the Orange County Performing Arts Center on Wednesday. :• · Jones, who bas been vice pres- ident for college advancement and secretary to the board at Pitzer College in Claremont for the last five years, will oversee operations of the arts center's development departrpent. ~ . Keith to lead March of Dimes campaign Country music star Toby Keith has been named honorary chair: man of the March of Dimes •Blue Jeans for Babies• Campaign for Healthier Babies. 1be Orange County Chapter of the March for Dimes, based in Newport Beach, will ask local companies to participate in the fund-raising drive by purchasing stickers. Keith, whose songs include •He Ain't Worth Miss- ing• and ·wllh I Didn't Know Now,• will tour She country sport- ing his own •Blue Jeans for Babies• button. For information, call 263-1100. Stampede over to ~terfaith shindig Costa Mesa-based Friends of the Orange Coast Interfaith Shel- ter is putting on a western night shindig at 1 p .m. this Saturday, called •shelter Stampede• in Bommer Canyon, Irvine. The fund-raising event bonon companies and individuals who at $10,000 each have •adopted• one of 16 housing units at the Orange C<>a$t Interfaith Shelter in Costa Mesa and funded apemes for the homeless fami· Uet who occupy it throughout the year. The Shelter Stampede fun indude1 a casino, country west- ern darv:ing to the Thundentruck rid:::F ~tlUOm, a AdmtRlon 19 1150. Por infor- Uon. call Jacquee Ltploo at 615-9961. T ook a qUlck bums• trip to 1\aaoD tldl week. Bver been to 1\aonf ID the mmmer, to be el4Ct. Don't get me wrong. I like lt. The Sono- ran desert is a magtCal place, much different than the Califor- nia daert; MY wife and I a.re Un1venity of ArizOu4 grads, as 11 Newport-Mesa icbool board member Wendy Leece. All Wild- cats,. All there at the same time back in the, well, a while ago. Great school. interesting city, nice place to visit -six months a year. . See if you can guess which six months. There are certain lies which are heard and told so often that we give them a sped.al name. We call them -Big Lles. Be honest. You've heard them all and you've told your share. We all have. "That looks good on you, really.• • Ummm, this is really good.• (Most Big I.Jes have "really" in them.) -"Let's stay in touch. Really." Biggest lie of all? "It's bot, but it's a dry heat.• Let me explain something to you. When the temperature reaches 110, as it did my fj.rst day there, or 113, as it did my iecond day, it isn't a dry heat, or a desert heat, or an anything else heat. It's just plain "heat.• Heat, as in •bot.• ~ter buff a That's hot as in, "I am Zona the Fire God, and I will hunt you down and make you cry like a little baby" hot. A pizza oven produces about 500 degrees of very dry beat. That doesn't mean I want to go inside. But let's set hyperbole aside. Exactly what does it mean when the air temperature is 113 and the pavement temperature is 124 degrees? OK, fine. What could be llm· pler? We're on our wayl The automatic doors opened. I stepped outside, and couldn't move. It felt as if someone bad taken'a full swing with an alu- minum baseball bat and bit me square in the chest. The whole world went into slow motion. Every step was an effort. I looked down to make sure I had- n't wandered onto a freshly poured sidewalk. When I looked up, a strange thing happened. The rental car lot had moved. It was now at least a mile and a half away. One step, then anoth- er. Keep moving, I thought. lf you stop, you'll die. About an hour later, when I reached the rental lot, I couldn't read the space numbers through the beat waves rising from the asphalt. I started to stumble from car to car, dazed and dis- oriented. What a strange way to go, I thought, lost in the Gold Express aisle. I heard a woman's voice in the distance. It sounded like a tape player with weak batteries. •Rntnr uuuuuu Qkeeaaay, Sinmf • I squinted hard. It was another Hertz lady. She was smiling. •Help me,• I gasped, •1 think ... rm ... dying.• She laughed. •vou•re not dying, you lilly. You're just from California! ~ -it's a dry beatt• she said, u she draped me over my wheeled suitcase and pulled me to my car. On the way I noticed a woman in a business suit on her knees between two cars. She was grabbing for the door han- dle trying to pull herself up, but she was sinking fast in the bub- bling asphalt. "Shouldn't we help her?,• I inqilired. •Ob gosh no,• the Hertz lady said, "she's just from Seattle. She'll be fine once she understands it's a dry heat.• "Great," I said. ·wru I under- stand that soon? Because I still think I'm dying.• The rest of the trip went fairly well. I left the car running for 36 hours, AC on max. I canceled my hotel room and slept in the car. As I made my appointed rounds, I pulled up at tbe front door of each office and Jeened on the hom until eomeooe cmne outside. I'd roll down my win- dow just long enough to shout •rm here to see so-and-«>.• If they refused to come out to the car, I'd thank them and tell them I'd be in touch. When I went back to .the air- port the next day, I passed the rental lot and pulled up to the front entrance of the terminal. I put a note on the dash, counted to three, then made a run for the doors. •Hertz -please send bill and luggage at your conve- nience. Didn't want to risk touchmg trunk.· As I hurried to the door, a man was leaning on a luggage cart, gasping. A Skycap nearby looked at me and shrugged. "From Michigan.· he said, ·must not realize it's a dry heal• "Guess not," I said •but I got- ta' go. Really." • PETEil llUffA is mayor of Costa Mesa. His column appears on Friday. E- mail him a1 Ptr840AOLcom . When I got there, the nice lady at the Hertz counter said my car was in the lot right across tbe street, Space 18. ·Right through those doors on your left. And have a great day1• Make It Easy On Yourself. THE Daily Pilot 24 HOUR Info Tape 957-2533 SALE STAR'TS SATU ~JULY! Sa-ftnp fltoaa ~o to~ on ow-~ collections of: Medical treatment far weight loss. smoking cessation, nail disorders. addictive behavior, hair loss. exercise testing, all adult conditions. 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MIDAY, JULY 11. 1117 RICIPT10N The Newport Harbor Republi- can Auembly will hoet a recep- tion honoring Rep. Chri.ltopher Cox CR-Newport Beach) from 2:30 to .C:30 p.m. at 1021 White Sails Way, Corona del Mar. Por rese"atiom, call 645-9127. MAIUNf MAMMALS The Califomla Deportment ot Pllh and Game, the Orange County Harbon, Beaches and Paro and the Upper Newport Bay Naturalists offer a free Campfire Program called Mari.De Mammals of California at 7:45 p.m . at Shellmaker Bowl at Upper Newport Bay Estuary in Newport Beach. For more information, call 540-1742. STORYTEWNG Join storyteller Mark Nedle- man as be reads to kids, ages 3 to 6, and their families from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave. For more infor- mation, call 646-8845. FINANCIAL PLANNING Orange Coast College offers a financial planning workshop designed for women from 9 a.m. to noon in room 110 of OCC's Counseling and Admissions Building. Registration fee is $25 for one and $39 for two. For more information, call 432-5880. CYBERCAFE Orange Coast College pre- sents the Saturday Morning Cybercafe senes inviting partici- pants to enjoy a cup of coffee and an easy-to-follow guided tour of the internet from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Hi Tech Lab Room 201 of OCC's Technology Cen- ter, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registration fee is $39 per class. For information. call 432- 5880. SENIOR EXPO Senior citizens and their fami- ly are invited to the Oasis Senior Center's sixth annual Senior Resources Expo from 9 a .m. to 1 RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY WlinY .... C.... .... aVD COSTA MESA -541-11 S6 •)'"' \ . • 11111\ .... __ .... \ S.\tE . • Many nap below cost • Savlnp throughout the showroom • Don't m1N this event HEMPillLL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Frr 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa p.JD. at 800 ~ Ave., C... cW Mu. TM bee~ wm lbOWcue coma~ J'9IOW'C9S iDcludlDg ..ur.m.at communlttee, day care Mntc:ils, home hMlth care agend .. , physical therapy fadlt!W, COD• valescent homes ud estate planning agend... Por more information, call 6"·32". WOMEN AND INVESTING A.G. Edwards & Som, Inc. offers a free bUline11 seminar on •women and Investing• at 9 a.m. at the 83.lboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, New- port Beach. For reservations, call (800) 876-0353. KAYAKING Paddle Power presentJ a free kayak clinic from 9 a.m. to noon at Newport Dunes, located at Jamboree Road and Back Bay Drive, in Newport Beach. The clinic will feature instruction with both single and double kayaks. For more information, call 675-1215. BEANIE BABIES The Southern California Beanie Babies Club is holding its second Beanie Babies Boutique and Thade Show from 8 a.m . to 3 p.m. at The Countryside Inn Hotel, 325 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The public may bring in up to 10 Beanie Babies to trade. Admission is $2, children under 5 are free. For more information, call 754-0518. WALLACE AND GROMIT Life-sized costumed charac- ters Wallace and Gromit, stars of their own hit BBC claymation videos, will meet and greet fans from 3 to 5 p .m. at KCET Store of Knowledge in Fashion Island, 209 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 760-8400. ASTROLOGY The Turning Point Foundation is sponsoring a free lecture and demonstration on Astro Carto ' ' 'j I 'I I\ 111 I I 1 1 1 '''I I I \ 11 t '' Pbooc calls and letten written on your behalf. Docwneots revfted for free. Retain an attorney for the entire yw for only $90. U.W .... Prori*nl.-..LAWI GIOWNI llGOMAS Sherman Ubr8" and Gar· deDI olfen a clall cau.cl •patnt. ing In the Garden• featuring artist Stanley Marlin at 10:30 a.m. at 2647 E. Cout Highway, Corona dal Mar. Beginners are welcome. Reglltration ii S30 and prereglltratlon ii required. Matertall needed are indude<l in the cost. For more informa- tion, call 673-2261. SWIM MEET The public ii' invited to the Orange County Munidpal Ath- letic Association Swim Meet ·at 10 a.m. at the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center at Corona de1 Mar High School, 2101 Eastbluff Drive. Some 300 swimmers, ages 4 to 17, belonging to swim teams throughout Orange County, will compete in the annual meet. For more information, call 644-3151. PRESE~NG EVIDENCE The Forensic Consultants Association .of Orange County offers a seminar on •New Tech- niques for Presenting Evidence• at 5:30 p.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Guest pay $40 in advance and $5 extra at the door. Reservations are required at 955-1123. LIVING TRUST The law offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offers a free seminar called "Do I Need A Living Trust? Protecting Your Assets Through Wills and liusts• at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reservations are required at 574-0866. Tinder Box l3rd Annual Pipe Salel Premium Cigars • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo • Butera • Credo • Davidoff • Diamond Crown • Dunhill • Fonseca • Griffin • Macani.Jdo • Montecristo • Padron • Partagas • Playboy • Santa Rosa • Zino ,,.. NewpOrt~ ~· llYiM YMCA a&ll a,_. -.atb ad a-m. ma.ct Abe " Lows la at ... p.m. at 2300 Unlventty . Dnve, Newport Baacb. ~ l'cw men mtonnatJon. call 6'2-e890. Uf.OTAUC )\ The Mutual UPO Network Orange County preMDtl a pro.. gram called •nuth About the CruhM at RoswaU• at 7:30 p.m. at the Neighborhood Community Center, 18'5 Park Ave., Cost.a' Mesa. Adm.illion ii $10. For more information, call 520..,.836. PSYCHIC TAUC The lnltde Edge Foundation for Education presents a break- fast forum with author Judith Orloff from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott'• restaurant, 3300 Bmtol St., Cost.a Mesa. Pint-time guests pay $20 and othen $35. Por reservations, call 460-4242. MEDITATION The Expanded Awareness Seminars offers a weekly medita- tion session at 8 p.m. at The Hub of Newport Mesa, 230 E. 17th St., Suite 218, Costa Mesa. The sug- gested donation ii $10. For more information, call (800) 239-9125. FLORAL DESIGN The Sherman Library and Gudem offers ·• cWI can.cl •JllGnl ~· at 9;30 .... at 2N7 B. CoMt apw.y, Conm& cW Mar. hlt6c:ipludl will IMln bOw to cnate a .doial C.Oterp6ec9 ID tbe B ...... gardm ltyle. All matedall are ~lled. Tbe pdCe f« memben ia 135 and DOll- meJDben pay 140. Por more infonnetlon, call 643·2261. r .• ~-~ 'fl .. ~~.----:.1~,. ~..,~ ........ J... •. ~ 4 ... ·L•!:< .•J.i~' -• AUCTION Bally wW conduct a silent auction fund-railer for the Orange County clinic of House Bar Institute from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Bally store, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Adminion is free and by invitation only. For more information, call 557-1914. BIRDS The Upper Newport Bay Nat- uralists present a f amlly d.llcov- ery program called •Birds at the Bay• at 9:30 a.m. on Shellmaker Island. The session is limited to 12 cblldren with one adult for every three children. The cost is S5 for children, adults are free. For more information, call 640- 6746. CAREERS The Career Network offers a free meeting for those unem- ployed called •fireproofing Your Career• at ?:30 p.m. in the Stew- art Lounge at St. Andrew's Pres- Newt•• . ·: .. -· IL~t ~ 1.• '• · 0 RC>Mt-MCE 1'be Metro PoUite B4mM & I Noble often the tilt Jn a ..tes " • free JUMDOI impl'ova:nent W«k· 1 sbOpl at 1 p.m. at 901 B South Cout DrtVe, Cofta Mela. Today, cert1fled IU therapist 11mothy Ryan will lbare new lmigbts and proven reJatjnnlhiP"'transforming techniques. Seating ii limited. For reservations, call 444-0226. BIRDS The Upper Newport Bay Natu- ~ present a family discovery . program called •Birds at the Bay• at 9:30 a.m. on Sbelhnaker Island. The session is limited to 12 chil- dren with one adult for evmy three children. The cost is $5 for children. adults are free. Por more information. call 640-6746. INTERNET The Oasis Senior Center is pre- senting a workshop for adults call •1ntroduction. to the Internet• from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. The fee is $29. For more information, call the Newport Beach Commu- nity Services office at 6«-3151. • Select an "assisted living residence" that has: • Qualified, Experienced Caregivers • Clean Well-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervision • Quality Assurance ELEBRATE THE OPENING OF THE ALOHA ROOM, FEATURING: Toes on the No~e, Men & Women's Shirts, Short~ & Outerwear. Al~o featuring Hawaiian Collectible~, Antique~, Longboards, Surfboard~ & Skateboards READING WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Com- munity Bducation Office offers a reading workshop for students entering sixth, seventh and· eighth grades from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Corona del Mar High School. 2101 Eastbluff Drive. The workshops will continue through to August 25. Registration fee is $199 per session plus an $8 mate- rial fee. For more information, call 432-5880. WALKERS The Oasis Senior Center has a walking group called "Walkers Not Rockers" that meets one a week to enjoy scenic walks in and around the Newport Beach area. To join or for more information, call 644-3244. SMOKERS 1be Nicotine Anonymous fel- lowship wants to help men and women who smoke to quit and remain smoke-free. Call 650-2713 for the local evening meetings nearest you. HELPLINE A private telephone consulta- tion is offered at no charge from 7 to 8 p.m. every Monday. Talk with a professional about difficulties in your life by calling 759-0357. NETWORKER The Tuesday Morning Net- worker group shares leads from 7 to 8 a.m. every Tuesday at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mese. For more information, call 215-2903. SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-income fami- lies oi the Co.ta Mesa/Ne~ Beech area can obtaio free USDA ~us food ftom 11 un. to 3 p.m. the second Prlday of eadl month in the rev parking , lot of tbe Chlirch of Chrllt on 1•0 W. Willon St., Costa Mesa. Bring picture ld entUication. For more inf ormatton, call 650-8236. MESA EMERGENCY Mesa Emergency Service Amateur Communication offers the opportunity for Ham Radio operatol'I' to participate in the Qty of Costa MGJa's Radio A.ma-, teur Civil Emergency Service organization. Weekly nets are held at 1":20 p.m. on 141.060 mhz. Monthly meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Police Department. Por more information, call 754-7045. ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT • The Alzheimer's Association and Grief Support Group of Newp0rt Villa West/Villa Rosa co-sponsors a free support group meeting for caregivers at 7 p .m. on the fourth Thursday of each month through October at New- port Villa West Assisted Uving, 393 Hospital Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 631-3555. • The Alzheimer's Association and Mesa Terrace, a new resi- dential community for Alzheimer disease and related dementias, also offers a free sup- port group for caregivers at 6:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at Mesa Terrace, 350 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 283-1111. MOMS SUPPORT GROUP Group process focuses on work, success and parenting issues every first and third Thursday from noon to 1:15 p.m. and 7 to 8:15 p .m. at 2900 Bristol St., Suite J-108, Costa Mesa. The session cost is $15. For more information, call 850-1689. REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY The Costa Mesa Republican Assembly meets every third Thursday <zlL.the.-month at the Neighborhood Community Cen- ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mes.a. For more information, call 645- 5326. COED suflP<>RT • The Newport Beach Psycho- logical Association offers a coed supp0rt group every Thursday at 7 p.m. at 3101 W. Coast High- way, No. 311, Newport Beach. The support group requires free pre-assessment before joining. For more information, call 722- 4588. • The Healing Connection offers a coed relationship group at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesdays at 4425 Jamboree Road, 180-A, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 261-8003. BODY IMAGE SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho- logical Association offers a body- .image/moderat~ eating support group that meets every Wednes- day at 7 p.m. at 3101 W. Coast Highway, No. 311, Newport Beach. For more information, call 722-4588. RELAXATION Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian offers a free "Relaxation and Imagery• work- shop from 10 to 11:30 a.m . on the fourth Wednesday of every month at the Patty .and George TRUE BLUE Hoag Cancer Center, One Hoag Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. To RSVP, call 760-5542. DIVORCE MEDIATION A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce, is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorney Alicia D. Taylor and psychologist Lee H. Solow. Space is limited and reservations are required. For more information, call 863-9590. TOASTMASTERS CLUBS •The Newport Beach Distin- guished Toastmasters Club 1300 meets every Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting room, 2300 S.E. Bristol Street, Newport Beach . For reserva- tions, call 730-3671. • Join Mesa Messengers Toastmaster Club 691 in Costa Mesa for their meetings at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church, 1701 W. Bak- er St., Costa Mesa. Visitors are welcome. For more information, call 540-4446. • The Blue Aame Toastmas- ten Club 2717 mee .. at 7 a.m. fl'ffW'f Wedoetday at the Wlage Parmer, South Cout Plaza W- Jage, 1651 SUn1loweY Ave., Cos- ta Mesa. The meeUog is bee for ft.nt-ti:me visiton. Por more inf or- mation, call 855....(308. • Toutmasten Club 231 meets at 7 a..m. every Monday at The Irvine Co., 550-C Newport Center, Newport Beach. Por more information, call 733-2209. • Harborlites Toastmaster Club 1927 meets at 7 a.m. every Wednesday at the Nautical Museum, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 854-4580. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS Overeaters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. every Wednes- day at West Newport Communi- ty Center, 883 W. 15th St., No. 5 upstairs, Newport Beach. For more information, call 953-0900. WOME.N'S SUPPORT • The Hope Institute, a center for recovery and family educa- tion, offers a women's support group at 7 p .m. every Tuesday at 2900 Bristol St., C-206, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432-0020. • The Healing Connection offers a women's relationship group at 7 p .m . on Tuesdays at 4425 Jamboree Road, 180-A, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 261-8003. ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP • . Tili.s ongoing group special- izes in the needs of individuals who have sick and/or dying ani- mals in their lives. It meets from 1:30 to 2 p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311 , Newport Beach. Free admission, however call 722- 4588 for space reservation. MENTAL IUNESS SUPPORT •The Alliance for the Mental- ly ill of Orange County provides education and emotional support for families dealing with mental- ly ill loved ones. A free support group meets from 6 to 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday at Orange Coun- ty Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Redhill Ave., Costa Mesa. Call 544-8488 for details. • Also, St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church qffers a support group for families with loved ' on• with MdoQs mm•al tDn- es. 'IM group ..... ~ from 6:30 to 8 p.m. In ~ church's Stewart ~ 800 St. Andrew. Road. ~ BMch. The group ii opm to the oom- munlty and rommitfad to coD11· dentlallty. Por more information. call 631-2880. SERIOUS IUNESS SUPPORT A fre.e support group for indi- viduals facing HIV/AIDS ii held at 7 •p .m. every Tuesday and a cancer support group meets at 7 p.m . every Wednesday in the Institute for Holistic 'n'eatment and Research, .f019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, Newport Beach. For information, call 251..S700. LfADS CLUB The Women's Chapter of the Cost.a Mesa Leads Club meets at 7: 15 a.m. every Wednesday at Mimi«s Cafe at Harbor and New- port boulevards in Costa Mesa. The club is part of an internation- al networking organization dedi- cated to expanding each mem- ber's business through quality leads. Call 474-2225 or 975-8338 for more information. INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT Survivors of Incest Anony- mous for female victims of sexual abuse and rape and their friends and family meets from 10 a.m. to noon every Saturday at 760 Vic- toria St., Costa Mesa. There is no fee. For more information, call Iris at 859-3918. DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP Mariners Church sponsors a free divorce recovery support group at 7 p.m. every Wednesday at 1000 Bison Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 640-6010. LUPUS FOUNDATION A support group for younger patients with lupus meets from 1:30 to 3 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of each month in Newport Beach. For details, call 536-17 34. BREAST CANCER SUPPORT A breast cancer support group meets every Tuesday fr<>m noon to 2 p .m. at the Patty and (Jeorge Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. T,he meetings are free. For more information, call 722-6237. from Comcast Cable for only $4.951 Call Comcast now to start service at special savings and enjoy a summer full of fresh, exciting choices - over 58 channels in all on Comcast Complete Basic Service. Plus huge savings on premium channels with the Comcast 3-ST AR Package. We're working our way to your neighborhood with a brand new fiber optic pipeline of entertainment and information ... hot new channels, digital music, and Internet acces.s that will have you surfing at gnarly new speeds. r ' ' I SCHEAFER CON11NUED FllOM 1 •Eac.b new governor hu • tlMme or a tlogan,• Scheater aplttned. •MJ.ne ii: ·eo to bat for UonWn. • • I 1tarted the lJttle League 11 yean ago becauae I am a bueball fanaUc and J am be proud of being a Uon so I want members to be proud of what they do in their volunteer work. Be proud and step up to the plate .• His membership in the Uons Oub spans Dine years. Serving as pre.sldent from 1993 to 1994, Scbeafer followed bis late father Conrad Scheafer, who was a Uom Oub president from 1976 to 1977. "I am the first second-genera- tion president of the club,• he said. The roar of Uons Oubs mem- bers can be heard as far away as Africa and Korea, but no matter what country a member lives in their message is to help others. Scheafer returned earlier this week from an international con- venUon held in Philadelphia in honor of the Lion's Club 80th annivtmary. •Almost every country in the world has a Lions Club,• Scheafer said, adding that this year's event included a six-hour pMade with elaborate costumes representing clubs from across America to Asia and other continents. His strategies for recruiting new members will include rewards such as plaques or pins to current members who bring in new blood. Also, Scheafer hopes the Lions Club can work together DE BOOM CONTINUED FROM 1 lot of hours. "Traditionally, the dlstnct gover- nor has to visit all the 54 clubs in three months.· de Boom said . So de Boom switched responsi- bilities around so his eight lieu- tenant governors will make rounds to all the clubs while he can visit them as he is invited. ·1 concentrate on the clubs that need help,· de Boom said. "I still visit all the clubs when they need me.· But the meetings and fanfare with his new position still keep him hopping, working 2-3 full days on club activities per week. Witb llWDtww Of tbe ...., Club IO make a dmenace iD .... a.a mumty, Jn 1929, Hea-xau., a womm falQOlm f« °"'"'' 4 *" MVere d!Mbilidel iDcludUag bliod.oen, C:balle~ lJoGI Cubl to become ·~ al the bli:Dd. • sme.ter Mid. SiDCe tbe.o 1Jom Oubt bave fooused their efforts toward recy- cling eyeglules for the needy. "We have U98d that lnlpiratton for 10 yean,• Scheafer Mid. "It'• the basis of our organization, but we are also into teen drug aware- ness and are involved in other aspects of the community." Three yean ago. Uom Clubs IntemaUonaJ Taised $154 million for programa to eradicate blind- ness, a problem most prevalent in the third world countrieti, Scheafer said. Locally, Scheafer and other Lions members are grappling with finding a new location for the annual Fish Fry and Camtval. tra- ditionally held in Uons Park. At a meeting held Monday at City Hall, City Councilwoman Heather Somers again urged Lions Club members to search out a new location for the affair. The city is considering pursing an expanded development on the site adjacent to the park. includ- ing building a new city gymnasi- um and possibly expanding the city library. Scheafer said there have already been steps ta.ken to find a new site. "The biggest place to look at is the Orange County Falrgrounds, • Scheafer said, adding that ·Fairview Park and the city's farm site have also been discussed as possibilities. "My wife and I at the end of June in 10 days had six chicken (Rotary) dinners,• he said. "My daughter said, 'Dad, do f have to make a lunch appoinbnent to see you?'" De Boom has been in the Rotary service club for 22 years and enjoys both the volunteerism and the fun it provides. He and his wile, Barbara, returned last month from the Rotary International Convention in Glas- gow, Scotland to welcome in the club's motto for the ·year: Show Rotary Cares. De Boom is excited about work- ing on various projects including raising money for Polio vaccines and study-abroad scholarships. "I can give back to the commu- nity and organization that's given a lot to me,• he said. Cod •ffectli• L ... ISo~ lJiiiJ -IClllrt Ill OEJIRA UllMAJlA In ...,_ • ""°""" .. l .... ~· l'IMI +eas,ooo .• (714) 760-8775. • !-..,Ex<?l~t::.1?:rIJ2~~ -------• CLEANING PLANT ON PRElll8IS ... •.· 1=1~tb_a_t·--r.::-; • WE ACCEPT COMPETITORS' COUPONS J • EXPERT ALTERATIONS r 714-650-8225 Mention thl• Ad Offer &.plre1 7/27197 Beautify Your Yard! We hewf! o~ 4-0 yean combbted ~ "' tJu.. aJ"eQ. Ou:r qualltll, ettattoftJI and "'"1lce Ott wunatched. 'Jbgtt,._,. '" "'"' Ulkc aw of oil I/OW" ~Giid mGIOt'V)....U. .....,_,WI wtthlD dam.,_.. af '"l•PMDI. .._..,, hoWever, denied MMll'a requell far an mjw:x.1lap to bait lhe merger between JMne R.andl and the voaller water ciomt- puy. So far both IRWD and Meta have ip8Dl Malty a ~.ooo in ratepayer money comb~ to car- ry out the merger-battle. Tbe LoW Agency formation Commtuton. which ovenees the formaUon of lpeci&l dlltricts, hu- n't yet granted approval for eltb.er Irvine Ran.ch oT Mesa. However, the merger between Irvine Ranch and Santa Ana Heights bu con- tinued despite Mesa's interruption 1n January, after the two had signed an agreement. Irvine Ranch General Manager Ron Young said both districts should lit down and end the liti- gation path, then move on toward solving other pressing water issues. "We met with them this after- noon and they plan to take our discuss.ions to their (closed) board meeting tonight," Young said. ·I think we could spend a little more time on talking, instead of on lawyers and we will all come out a.head." Kemp said Mesa's attorneys are considering an appeal of the judge's ruling. He said although the injunction was denied; Mesa's standing was upheld and the dis- trict is free to pursue its lawsuit. Additionally, Kemp said the district's attorney's are anticipat- ing a response to their complaint from Smta Ana Heights officials, which is due in early August. Young said Irvine Ranch recently spent about $50,000 to install a 12-inch pipeline that would provide water flow from the district to Santa Ana Heights customers. He added that about 90% of the area's water supply is supplied through its connection to Metropolitan Water District. Mesa officials however announced last week that they refuse to stop operations and maintenance in the area - despite a request from Irvine Ranch to terminate their service beginning Aug. 8. "Our position on that is the same unless we are thrown out by somebody bigger than we are,• Kemp said on Thursday. Swfen, of COUIM, couldD't agree more. ·The wbOle tulDIDel, lt'• alwaya b&actbllled at UM best time of the .,, • Mid CoU Mela r"deet QeOrge McPedaDd u he ~ at the Gleen Room IWf atcn. •vou have to plan yoW' day around tbe blackball.• Rob Robinaon, JA, who works at the Frog House l\Df lbop, 14i<\ Rlcbanison'a propoNl 1alght ease tenllom on the bMcb. •1t would end the conllida With bodyboard- en and with other people just cruillDg at the beach,• he said. But offidals MYe heard Richardson's argument before. Surfen asked the coundl just last year for a surfen--only beach. Council members struck a com- promise between IUJfers' needs and the Fire and Marlne Depart- ment's eafety concerns when they lightened the blackball policy. giving dlsaetion to the lifeguards instead of rigidly enforcing it from noon to 4 p.m. all summer. FAIR CONTINUED FROM 1 in that tiny star. What am I trying to prove?" Five darts later, she held up a tiny l\veety and yelled, "Winner!• But I didn't feel like a winner. I didn't score the dart in the star. After that, I decided no more •tree• rides. I left the sate games of the kids pal'k and beaded to the harsher games near the rollercoasters. The Rainbow of Happiness quarter toss caught my eye since it only requires a quarter a play and the big prize is a giant Pooh. As I attempted to slide quarters onto red, yellow, green and blue rainbow stripes, the concessionaire regaled me with tales of small chil- dren winning Pooh with just one quarter and of handicapped people doing the same. 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She said ottidall are considering eafety laoee u well u residenCi' and vlliton' desire to swim wher- ever and wbeneyer they want. Newport Beach, whete beach space is tighter than ln other coutal cities, just can't afford to give up 12 blocks of prime beach at the height of tourist sea.son. she said. The eity pro~bly won't desig- nate those three areas as surf- boards-only bat might consider lightening up on the blackball, she said. "We'll just ask the lifeguards to bend as far as they can to give them more swfing time,• she said. •But I think what they're asking for is too much.• son feel like it was their birthday. 1 wasn't the big winner, but I came away knowing that I hadn't spent too much and that I had actu- ally earned the little poodle that whistles at me and a tiny, turquoise sea otter. But with money still in my pock- et and a curiosity for deeper self- awa.reness, I decided to ta.Ice a per- sonality test. All I had to do was sign my name and give Televac Personality Com- puter Co. agent Cliff Elder S2 and a computer spit out 12 sentences about me. Elder, of Aguanga (somewhere north of Palm Springs), assured me that the computer knew what it was doing, basing its results on the slants of my signature, the big 1Mefwd Lt 8di: ... gid• ....... .,.... • woddDg u.o.t ...... ,,,. ... :=': b&aek-.,.... aalr ~ are more ..._ Joo people OD tb8 bMcb or IDOl9 tbllD 25 peoplil • tbe water, 0t ~ II a o••ftirt between a twtmmer aDd t'wfen. •smce we've been dCliDg tba.t, much of Welt Newport hu not met that atterta. • be laid. •we actuolly have IOIDe all-day surfing areu every day.• He Mid having a IUdboard- only orea would ooly mean a dan~ gerou.tly high concentration of surfers in one place. Bodyboaiders have their own area because oth- erwise they'd be overrun by hard- board IUJfen, BaueuaJd. And the Wedge bu historically been a bodysurfing-only spot. And with the cunent system, Bauer said, lifeguanls are just try- ing to protect swimmers, the largest chunk of beachgoers. Richardson, a 51-year-old teacher who bas lived in Newport for 17 years, said be and his sup- porten just don't thin.Ir. the current method is working fairly. •Every other faction has a place to play in Newport," be said. "We just need a place to play.• curve in my middle initial • 1· and those huge circles for the dots on my 'i's. Personally, I thought the results were a bit 'harsh -I'm supposedly •a little too argumentative" and "have a way of controlling conver- sations,• but I'm not going to worry about too much since I "have a wonderful sense of self-esteem.• I'm not sure why the test didn't include "You take criticism well.• But Ruby Adams, a Costa Mesa palm reader and psychic a few booths down, looked into my eyes and into my palm and assured me that I have a good heart and will have a long life, successful career and a happy marriage. I'll take that over a giant Pooh any day. PLAYERS NEEDED _,...ii~~ OOftAMMA/M•W»Oll'I' ~ ~ · "---1u .am IOOll4Vt~ aam1 •1 a .. 1a--a .. Ages 7-14 Seuon nan. l'rlday, ~1,188'1. 'l'eWtillde Park. l'DIAL 01'1'!01.&L BIG• VP OOftA MWIA BIGB ICBOOL GYll :PA•ICIRG LOT OB SATUBDAY, JULY 19 (9am-lpm) PLA1'D8 BMl8'l'ILUIOB $110 •. .DI!IPIOD (714) 440-9970 "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FuRNITuRE • DRAPERIES JULY SPECIAL AODITIONAL 5°/o OFF Thru ul 21ST 1997 EYE-OPENER Americans overpowering winner again. 9·2 .. , ,,--. ~ --...J Costa Mesa American Little League All-Stars win the Mayor's Cup behind Jackson's grand slam and MVP performance. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSfA MESA -Renny Jack- son stood facing the bleachers by the Costa Mesa American Llt- Ue League All-Stars' bench. He was telling some spectators that once in winterball, he hit a grand slam home run at this very same field at TeWinkle Interme- diate School. So far he hit it, he told them, that it rolled to the bleachers at the adjacent field. A brother of one of Jackson's teammates laughed and said that the bleachers must have been closer. Jackson nodded , flashed a grin revealing his white teeth and strode to the batters' box after Andrew Carich tjpped an RBI single to load the bases. With two strikes OQ tiim, Jack- son waited for a fastball from Costa Mesa National Llttle League All-Star Jonathan Clements. When it was delivered he sent it deep to center field. There were no bleachers out there, but four runs crossed the plate, just like they had in winterball. •He's a killer,• CMNLL's Manager Adolph Beltran said as Jack.son put the exclamation point on a 9-2 win that clinched a two-game sweep of the National Leaguers in the First Annual Mayor's Cup. Jackson, who went 2 for 3 with. four RBI and two runs, com- pleted a stellar series and picked up the Most Valuable Player honor. In game one, Jackson allowed Beltran's crew one run while fanning five. Offensively for the series, he totalled seven RBI, four runs, two home runs and four hits. •My dad was "just telling me to have fun and I did,• Jackson said. •I have the confidence from before to just keep thinking that way.• Jackson, who was the tallest player on the field and a muscu- lar, strong-looking 12-year-old, seemed to represent the size advantage that the American League had over their National League counteq>a.rts. •Look at us,• Beltran gasped. •There must be something in the Costa Mesa NaUonal Uttle League's Jonathan Clements dellven a pitch ln the Mayor's Cup between the Costa Mesa Uttle League All-Star teams. The Americans posted another victory to take the series ln two straight. water on that side of town." Beltran's squad was signifi- cantly smaller and shorter than the physical CMALL All-Stars, but it jumped out the early lead in Thursday's game two, nonetheless. After a scoreless first inning. Oem~ts led off the second with a walk off of CMALL's Carich. He moved to second on a single by Brett Via. Both runners advanced on Ben Inouye's sacri- fice bunt. Aaron Van Geem worked out another free pass, and Oements was forced home when Carich delivered another walk to A1bena "Vasque:%. •1t took us a while to wake up,• CMALL's Manager Jim Bourquardez said. Bourquardez's team coun- tered the run with one of their own in the top of third when Danny Whitaker scored on Carich's fielder's choice. But the National Leaguer's kept at Cari.ch while he was on the mound in the bottom of the third. Adam Beltran walked and was followed by a Derek Garcia single to right. Both runners advanced on a wild pitch. Clements reached on a fielder's choice to load the bases with no out. Beltran would eventually score, but the American League All-Stars turned the tide of the game when they permitted just one run in what appeared to be the makings of a rally. Not only did the CMALL defense pull the plug on a paten- QUOTE OF THE DAY 7..ook at"" 17-'e,,.....,,,. JO•*t ............. """ .. ~--... -ADOLPH BELTRAN, CMNU. MANAGl!R • little league tial National League rally, but they ignited one of their own in their next at-bat. David Barnett singled and moved to second on a wild pitch. He crossed the plate when Eric Nutter shot an RBI single to right field. Nutter scored, as well, when Michael McGuire reached on an error. Nutter was 2 for 3 with a pair of runs scored. The contest remained tight at 4-2 Ulltil the top of the final inning. Nutter scored on a Carich single , and then came Jack.son's dooming blow. •Renny's ~ like that all season,• Bourquardez said. •He's kept on pace with Andrew and Michael in home runs and has been really good on defense." Jackson flayed third base flawlessly. The defensive star of the game came out on the losing side, but Cl\1NLL's Adam Bel- tran made two catches in center field to rob Carich and Danny Krikorian of extra-base hits. Bel- tran also hit a double. McGuire, who went 2 for 4 from the plate, came in to close the door on the National Lea- guers in the sixth. MAYOlt'SO. American Uttte ....... 9, NatloNll Uttte ....... 2 American 001 215 -9 11 0 National 011 000 -2 4 3 caridi, McGuire (6) and Krikorian. Clements end Schirmer. W -Carich. L -Clements. 28 -Beltran (N). Hull (A). HR -Jackson (A) . DON lfACH I DAILY Pl.OT Costa Mesa American Uttle League All-Star Renny Jack.son ls congratulated by his teammates after punching a grand slam home run to clinch the Mayor's Cup 9-2 over the Costa Mesa Nattonal Uttle league All-Stan. Below, CMAU.'1 Michael McGuire leaps to make a play as Nattonal Leaguer Adam Beltran .Udes safely lnto second with a double. • ! Duesler, 60, advances to .quarters in both 50s and 55s > ' r ~ •Newport Beach senior standout makes waves in USTA National Hardcourt Championships. By Richard Dunn, Daify Pilot They can really wear you down.• Bowen is a longtime Undborg member who won a one-year NBTC membership three years ago while playing with Mike Conover in a member/guest tour- nament •1 had ao much tun there, I stayed on,• Bowen said. Bowen, thinking he wouldn't get put Duesler and Leichtfried. l1gned up ahead of time for the Van Allen Simplified Scoring Sys- tem event at Newport Beach Ten- ma Oub thll week.end Now, Du.._, allo a Newport Beach 1Mmls Club member, ii one victory from meeting his ~· partner, Nellon. The two are on a CoDis:lon c:oune to meet ID tbe 4tMl'llftna)s an Satur- day. . •ffank and l played together for 15 pan, then when l tum8d 45, I ltart9d PlaJin9 with Jim Nel· -~datfrted bad back ~ •• IUil Du••· • l'lldl9d M z"IM Hiib ••ct. ad .... ..... . .......... Dul'• ... d :NJ'.ttnliil9ia'YaC1 ta ..... Hardcourts, frequently play dou- bles on private courts in a home- owners' association in Turtle Rock, where Nelson lives. •we do that about three times a week, because we can play for hours without giving up the court,• Duesler said. Nelson, who turns 62 this year, and Dick Leach (Laguna Beach) won the SSs in the USf A Nation- al Hardcowts two years ago and were seeded No. 1 lut year, but were upset in the semifinals. ·n-. kind ot a tough deal.• Duesler said, ref erring to the potential matchups between 1oogUmie putner'I and fri.enda in ~~~tdl-today lD tbe Ind 551 dOUblei will Nit at ...... 2 p.m: or 3:30 p.m. Aa.r 5 USTA HaidcoWts. Du.a.r wOl ftV9l to surope ad plmf tour ara..~-comt..,...._ ...... (;mne~...., wl AUl- tltL m.,pua ............ r.. ..... ·=·0111' -~-~---a..-~ .. ~~~-- PUIUC MmCU PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICl!I PUl&JC NOTICH MUC 9K>TICll PVIUC NOTICU PU1UC NOTICll PU1UC llOTICH PUIUC NOTIC!I PUIUC NOTICU ., ... uo _., money order. Make dwck MON LDl) LOCATED /l.T f\M a~ wltt dUc$ecl by: an~ .... , "'_..._ .............. ._ 1-JL.~--' ... .-....... ..... lndMdu8f dueMd by: an lndMdulll,. rv--I-· ot money Old« payele to 315 21ST STREET IN Nf ...,. . )'OU lit-'9d doing Have you llW1ed doing Haw )'OU ...._. doang rv....., -I""" ............. , . .,, ~ H::" w, . .,, ~ Have )'OU IUl19d ~ ~;.;PUIUC;.;;.;-......;.NO_T_IC __ I!_ the 1ntetne1 ReYenUe Ser· RUlO ZONE. ENVIRON-. buelMM yet? No bu91neM y.c? No bu91neaa Y«1 v-. M .. 7 PiotHMue ........ =:pr? No doing ~~No doing ~yet? YH. 5-tO-M ----~~~~=--I*-· MENTM. DETERMINATION: ~ ~ Helen F.,_, 8attlera 0. ~ -:J:'••ant TL. flnleV, tu ~ M Quinn CWlot ~ ITATSMSNT 0, Nalufe of TIU.: The light, EXEMPT. Thli Ntement w• tll9d Thlt ~ wat ftled Thl9 •i.mtnt W81 ftled The l*90nl .. Tiw ~ w• filed Thia atai.ment wat ll9d Thl:I ttai.mtnl WU filed ABANDONMllHT Of' 11119 and lnl«ett of the tu-FOR FURTHER IHFOAMA-with the County Clef1I of With the ~ Cltfll Of well\ the County Cltfll Of doing ~ ..: OcwPI> will\ the County Clltk ol with the County Cleft! of with the County Clerk of UI• Of' FICTITIOUS payer (named on the tronc TION ON THE ABOVE AP· Otenge ~on M1-97 Orange County on M14'7 Otange County on M._.7 r ... AecoYefY Profnlfon. °'IA9!t County on g.20-97 Otenge County on 7+97 Ouin99 County on e-11.97 •UllNHI NAii• of thlt loml) In and to the PUCATIONS, TELEPHONE 1H7~72U20 1ff73HU22 1HH'7HH'7 ... 3400 Ave. of 1tM1 Mt · iff'7U24 '71'7 1H'7Sl2M31 tH'73'723H3 The followlno parton9 pre>pMV II ottered lof tale 754-5145 OR CAU. AT THE Dally PI04 July 18, 25, Au-D811y Piiot JtJy 11, 25. Au-Ody Plot .My 11. 25, Au-f .i2,4, Colla Mesa. CA Oaly Piiot June 27 ~ 4 Dally p~ July 11 11 25 o.ily Pilot .Mt 11 , 11, 25, haw~-:-':" of ~ ~~"~~ ~r~EDl~rs,J!:~ :~ gustt, I , 1997 F235 gust 1, I , 1997 F238 gust t , I , 1997 F248 sr.:ge Mai.ti 3400 Ave. 11, 11, 1997 • f110 August 1. 19117 • F1ee August 1. 1997 F213 tl\1 ~let I out us neu cumbfanc:" or other lent 200. 77 FAIR DRIVE, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICE Of IM Mt F42.4 Com PUBLIC NOTICE Name. Five Stat Remodel-1n flMW of thltd pwtJes COSTA MESA. CAUFOR· M .... CA t2s2t · PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE I~ 2e50 Welnut Ave. Suitt agtllnst the wpaylf that NIA. '1otltlo.,. Buelneaa l'lctltloua llualM•• Flotltleua Business Thia bualneu 11 con-Fictitious lluaJnff• Z. ustln, CA t2tl0 .,. 1uperiof to the llen of Pub 111h1 d N 1 w port Name ll•tament · N•me lt•tement Name 81•tament ~9d by: an Individual FloUU.Ua BuaJnesa F1otltloua llualneaa N•me Statement Jh• F~C:: :u=• the United 6talff. All prQP-Beach.Co1ta MHa Dally The followlng paraon1 111 The following S*tonS are Tile fOllowlng peraona are Have you ttalted doing N• ... Statement N•me Statement The lollowlng paraons 111• ame r .. .,, • arty 11 otltted for tale Pilot July 18. 1997. doing buslne11 at: doing bull,,.n a1: Clttef· doing bulNll u : Best txnlnnl Yet? Yn, ~2&-97 The lollowlng P«tonl art The foltowlng pet'IOflt are doing butlnett as: Wln- waa llled In Ortnge County "wh•• It" and "aa It" and F221 Ice Crum & More 813 E. Grove Publlthlng, 211 Prin-Tel, 24 Morning Dove, Ir· George Malet! doing bullnfft at: l.9guna doing bulineH a1: Alpha dowma1t111, 24067 Vista ~ n FS~~1-t4 . F 111 wlthou1 rKOUrM agalnt1 Balboa Ave.. Newport ceton Of,, Cotta Mna. CA vine, CA 92604 Thi• statement wat filed Pofli8ltt, ns Wendt Ter· One l"radina, 550 Paularlno Cofone. Dana Point, CA ;a,.. Warrell 32552 All az the United StatH. No guar· PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92081 t2e28 Linda lM Grau, 24 Mom-with the County Cterti of race, Laguna Beach, CA Ave. N107, ~•ta Meta, CA 92629 • P anty or warranty, expreu Tran Thuy Phuong, 1788 Richard R. Seaholm, 281 lno Oove, llYlne, CA t2eG4 Orange County on &-20-97 92961 . 92$28 Michael Sc ott Hunter. ~~·9:;;5 Juan Caplsttano, or Implied, It made aa 10 Flotltloua 8uaJnen Capetown Cir., Costa Princeton Of., Coate Mna. Wayne Lane. Grau, 2A tH'73724'713 Terry L. McUughlln, 775 Kenneth Dale frHH, 550 24067 Vista Corona, Dana Jeff Q M 30859 Bl the validity of the title. qual· Name llatament Mna. CA 92827 • CA 92626 Mornlfl9 Dove, lrvtne, CA Dally PllOt June 27 i..i.. 4 Wendt Terrace, L1gun1 Paularino Ave. N107, Colla Polnl. CA 92629 rou. .. ue lty. quanllty. weight, 11%1, The following peftOnl are Nguyen Van Tan 1788 Ca· Wiiiiam Canlf. 1508 Santa 92604 I • w_, . 8"cl\. CA 92851 Mna. CA t2e2G Thi• buslnHI ii con-~ Clfcle, MenlfH , CA "'condition of 8lrf ol the doing bullnen aa: The petown Cir., Costa Men, Ana Ave .. Costa Mesa, CA Thlt bu1in111 la con-11• ll, 19117 '171 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Thi• bu1lnes1 11 con-duc:ttd by: an lndlvklual Ronald J Iv 25 E propefty, "' lta fltneu for Omega Group, 3080 Bristol CA 92827 92627 ducted by: a ~al ~ PUILIC NOTICE dUct9d by: 111 Individual duct9d by: an lndMdual ·Have you tlaned doing S ca e "o'::'~g44 CA any use or purpoM. No St. #630, Co11a M .... CA Tl\11 bu1lne11 11 con-Thi• bu1ine11 It con-n«Shlp Have )'OU tlat1ed doing Have you ttar1ed doing buainfft yet? Vn, 5-6-91 »yc:i mor • 1• ctalm will be conildtt9d for t282e ducted by: husband and ducted by: co-pattn«a Have you ttar19d doing flotlUoua llu9Jneu bullnHt y.rt No bu11nett yet? No Michae4 Scon Hunter 92669 a11ow1ne1 or adjullmlnt or The Omega Threat Man-wife Have you 11atttd doing bYslnetl yet? No Name l'8t9nlent Tarry L Mcl..ugtllln Kenneth Dale FrHze Thlt tlatement wat flled ~~ bc:'y•I~•~ = IOI rllcl11k>n of the sale agement Group, Inc., (CA), tyve you ltal1ed doing bUelnels Yet? YH, 1991 Linda Grau The foloWlng par.one ate This .w.rnent w• flled Thia . 1tatemen1 wat flled with the County C1«1I Of ahlp . baaed on t.ikn of the 3080 Brl11ol St. 1830, butlnett yet? Y11 06-1 1· Rlch.,.d A. Seaholm Thlt ttatAHnent WU filed doing busfneH u · Primo with the County Clef1I of with the County Cllf1c of Orenge County on 8-1M7 ':' M W ptopeny to conform with Cotta Meu. CA 92828 97 ' Thlt statement WU flled with the County Clerti of Smob 1590 ~ Ave Orange County on ~24-97 Otange County on 7-6-97 1H'73'724U2 1:73·72=1 111y exprHt9d or Implied Thia bu1lne11 11 con-Tran Thuy Phuong with the County a.nt ot Orenge County on 7.g..97 ~l• 1341, Col1.a MelA: tff7372$0'71 tH73726440 Dally p~ ~ 18, 25, Au-reprtNntation. duct9d by: a corpotallon Thlt statement WU flied Orang• County on 8-20-97 1H7372M4'7 CA 92921 Dally Pllo( Jl.IW 27. J!Ay 4, Dally Pilot JIAy 11, 18, 25, gutl 1, 8, 1997 F252 Thia 11.s.ment wu ftled /II H. HUTH, REY· Have you tlat1ed doing with the County Cl«k of tff'73'7U'7e1 Dally Pilot JtJy 11 , 11, 25, JamH Wlttlam Jordan, 11 11 1997 F173 Augutt t, 1997 F1t1I=.;.;_.;..;..:~;.;....--.;...;;.;;.;; with the County Cllflc of ENUE OFFICER, Detei butlnff• yet? No Otange County on &-24-97 Dally P~ June 27, JtJy 4, August 1 19117 F208 1590 Ad8IM Ave., Sul1• ' ' PUILIC NOTICE Orange County on ~24·97 01.oa.oT The Omeo1 aG Threat 1Man-1H73'72507'7 11, 18, 1997 F1SI PUB.LIC-TICE 1341 , Costa Meta, CA PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Acu••-·-•·-• DaltyPlotJune27,Juty4, P.O. 8oa 302•0 agemen roup, nc .. DtlyPllotJune27,July4, "" 92921 --neH 11, 11, 1997 ftlO ATTN12'70'7 LAGUNA Mletlael Zona. CEO/Chait· 11 11 1997 F178H PUIUC NOTICI --tltlow ·---•---Thlt buslne•• I• con-AoUUoue8u.IM•• FloUtloua a...ane.. ....... ........... ' man ' ' r"" --• duded by: 111 lndlvldual N .... aa.tamant N-.. S&at.-.nt The tollowlng Pllf90n• ate PUBLIC NOTICE NIGUEL, CA e2107 Thlt ttal•ment wu flled PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Bualneu Neme lt•tenMnt Have ~ stal1ad doing The toltowlng persona 811 The following par.one are doing bUllne9I u : a) Hoa. ('714) 380-22U with the County a.nt of Neme S&atement The followlng P«tont ate bu11ne11 yet? No doing bu1ineM aa: d=-• aa· John-day BatMtll. b) Pot Belly ITATEMUT OP Publlthad Newport Orenge County on 7+97 l'lotlt.lou9 8ualMU The folOWlng persona we doing butlneH at: a) JamH William Jordan . Avllat Janitorial s.Mc:e ton IJve ~ Productt, 2542 OJClord L.n., AaANDOtfll&NT 01' Bffch.COtta Mna Dally tH'73'72e5'74 HelM S&atement doing bullnffa aa: Slgr\a-Ground Zero SttateglH, Thlt statement WU filed 1113 S. Falnllew, Sant8 200t Ortve, Cotta Cotta ...... CA 92628 US• Of' fflCTITIOUI Piiot My 11, 1997. Johnton Flyer & Han'lton, The fo11oW1ry par90na ... ~. 1525 PleCen-LTD., b) Coutal lmaget, with the County Clerk of Ana. CA 92704 MeM, CA t2e2e Ctv11 ArnbJr99Y. 2642 Ox. 8UllN••• NAii• F223 Anofneyl at uw, SoYth doing bu1lnHI at: a) Ila Ave .• Sit. K .... Newporl 22 Bel!Ott, Newport COatt, Orange County on MS-97 Joee Gabflet Nava Avita, Rlchatd James Johnson, ford l.n., Cotta M .... CA The followtna '*'°"' Cout Corporate Center, Javier'• Lawn Catt, b) leach, CA t2Sl3 California t28SM079 tH'73'72'7~1 1813 S. FalrvleW. Santa 200t Balearic Oflve, Costa '2828 have abatldOnld"the UM of PUBLIC NOTIC! 3080 Brlt&ol Street. Ste. Sonia'• HouM Cleaning, SMna Michell• Brief, 1525 Evan B. SleQel, M. Pl\ll, Dally Pilot July 11, 25, Au-Ana. CA 92704 M .... CA 92028 Tl\11 butlne11 11 con. the flctlllou1 Bu1ine11 830 C 1 M CA na Scott Pl .. 11, CotUI Placentia Ave .• lllK .... N-· Ph.D., 22 Betfon, Newport gUlt 1 I 1997 f22<4 Tl\11 bu1ln111 It con-Tl\lt bu1ln111 11 con-ducted by: an lndlvidUlll Ntme: CrMtlYe p~ ona150t:IN • 0 • a Ha, Meta. CA 92827 port 8.-cl\, CA t28e3 Cout. CA 1128SM0711 -• • ducted by: an Individual duct9d by:.,, Individual Have you ttaned doing ance, IMt Garden Orovt Depwtment of 92928 Jac:lnlo Ramos Salazar RobOee Robb, 431 Co1tt Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE Have ~ staned doing H•ve ~ ttaned doing butlnett yet? No Blvd., Gatden Glove, CA treeeurw. Dally Piiot July 11, 25. Au-nl Scott Pl., 11, Col~ M ... SL, Costa Men. CA ducted by: an lndMdual bullnelt yet? No bullneta yet? No CM• J. Amburgey 11264t. I t IR gull 1, I , 19117 F225 Meta. CA 92127 92127 Have you slatted doing F1oUU.U. 8uelnesa JoN Gabriel Nava Avila Rlctlatd J. Johnton Thlt tta~ wu llled Th• FlctlOou• Bullnet• " arna evenue Sonia Ramoa n1 Scott Thia bu1ln1u '' con-butlness yet? Yet. 12·1S:. Ne.me l&atament Thlt statement wu fifed Thi• 11at1ment wu fll9d with the County Clert 01 Name rtfetr9d 10 above Not~4!.buo PUBLIC NOTICE Pl., 11, CottA Me1&, CA ducted by: co-partner• M The following pertont are with the County Clerk ot wttl\ the County Clerlc of Otenge County on M 1-97 wu llled In Ottnge County t2a27 Have you ttarted doing Evan e. Sleoll Thlt stat• doing bullnen aa: CMt· Or1nge County on 1-2"'7 Orange County on NMl7 tff73'72U45 on ~11·97 Ale No. Auction Sal• FlcUllou• BualneH Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-bUlineH yet1 No merit wu filed wltl\ the flan Women of Orange 1073725078 1H73721441 Daily Pilot Jut'( 18, 25, Au. Carlo• Valenzuela, 8792 Under the authority In In-Nam• lt•lem.nt duct9d by: husband and T~ Brief Ccounty Clertl of Orange County, 18207 East McOur· Dally Piiot June 27 i..tu 4 Dal"' Pilot ...... 11 11 25 guat 1 I, 11197 F227 Trasll Ave Gatden Grove tefl'lal Revenue Code MC-The followtng parsont are wtfe '"' statement WU filed ounl y on 7·11 ·97 mott St Suitt I lrYlne CA · • _, • '' v-7 • • •1.:..~..;.·~~---~ CA t2MI.' ' lion 8331. the property d• doing bulineu u : a) SAL· Have you •tatted doing with the. County Cllf1c of 1eeJ372U05 92814 · ' • 11• 1'· 19117 Ft77 August 1• t997 Fltl PUBLIC NOTICE HHIOf Valenzuela. 1792 acrlbed ti.tow haa bMI\ COR MISETICH COMPI.-butlne11 y.rl YH, M ·97 Orange County on &-24-97 Dally Pilot Juty 18, 25, Au-Helen Fabian, 408 W. SI-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Truk Ave .. Gatden Grove, Mlzed fOf nonpayment of NIES. b) SMC REAL ES-Jacinto Aamot Salazat tl973'72D075 gust 1, I, t997 F22S lfH St., Santa Ana, CA Fictitious BuelMaa CA 92648. lnlemal revenue taxet due TATf. c) SMC PARTNERS, Thlt ttatement wu flied Dally Pilot June 27, .My <4, 92707 NMM SlatetMftl Edna Valenzuela, 8792 from Hgoan Ngoc la, dba 19000 MacAtthut Boul• with the County Clefk ot 11. 11, 1997 F178 PUBLIC NOTICE This bu•lneu 11 con-Aotlttoua halnH• F1otltleua SualMU The lolloWlng penons are Trull Ave .. Gatden Gtove, Annan\ Pr1ntlnQ. 2328 Via vard 1500, Irvine. OA Orenge County on 7-9·97 duct9d by: an lndMdual N•me l'8tamanl NanM 8lata"'9flt doing bu1ine1t u : An CA 92841. Zallro, San Cfemen.. CA 92823 1HJ372Ht3 PUILIC NOTICE '1ct1Uou• 8.aalMH Have you atatted doing Thi fof4oWfng paraont •• The lolo'MnO par90M .. ldear Wor1d, 251 Meta ~~ ~~::,,.',~ =t ~ ~ wtt be IOld t~~" c ~)~11 o~o oa»y ~ Jlif 11• 11. 25, Aotltlou• •ualneaa n!=~":! are ~~No ~~ ~~.8::odellng. =.on-==~ ~~ G, eo.a ....... ~. at ~ auctJon • pro-MacAt1tlur eoutev#d 1500, A419Utt 1. 1997 f21t N•M• ltatement doing bullnet• u : Amert-Thi• 11at1men1 wat filed 25591 Fo1ntwood. Lake Joann S""4, C:: M..a. Mary Ann Talbot, 251 Cat1oi Valenzuela. ~ by Internal Revenue IMne, CA t2e23 PUILIC NOTICE' JN followlng peBOnt are can Friend• ol the Forah wilh the County Clerk of F«est. CA 92630 Calllomia t2$2t MIN ~. Unit Q , Casi.a 189'73'723ae2 Code MC1lon 1335 and re-John R. Salmon, 19000 doing but lntat u : ln1tltuUont ol Yoshua V• Orange County on M1•97 Philip J. GunlOn, 25591 WiUlam Ctlatlet e.c.er, M .... CA 92627 Thia mlement was llled la19d reg\Aallonl. MacArthur Boulevard 1500. Flothlou• 8u•JneH Flnnhead, 3810 E Coast Rahim Found1Uon, 1924 1u'7372M23 Forntwood. Lake Forni, 2te Joann Slt..C, Colla Tl\11 bu1inHt 11 con- wtlh the r~.-. Clef1I of Date of Sale: July 31, Irvine, CA 92823 N It t I Hwy. Ste. 4, COfona del Whlnler Ave., Cotta Mett, Dally Piiot 1.,,., 11 25 Au. CA 92G30. M .... California 92828 duct9d by: an lnc:IMdual ..,..,_ .. , 1997 Thi• bu11n111 11 con-•m. • eman M•. CA 92625 CA 92827 w_, · ' Thi• bu1lne11 11 coo-Thi• bualnHt la con-Have you stat1td doing OrangeeouNyon&-11-t7 TlmeofSal1:11 :00AM duct9d by: a general patt· Thefollowlng~toniart Michael LH Toerge, 210 Steven R. Slrlmllng, 1924 gvsl1,8.l997 F237 duct9dby:anlndlvldual duct9dby:an~Mdual businfftyet?YH,M ·97 Dally P~ J.Jly 11. 11, 25, Place of Sale: Federal nerlhlp :°'~"!''~:J:ie.zar:~ Carnallon Ave .. Corona def Whlltl« Ave., Costa M11a, PUBLIC NOTICI Have you •tarted doing Have you ttar1ed doing Mary Ann Talbot Augu1C 1, t9117 Bulldlng, 24000 Avila Rd., Have you 11at1ed doing • Mar, CA 92625 CA 92827 businfft yer? No bullnels Yet? No Thia tlaltment wu filed F212 uguna NIQuel, CA 92658 butlnett yet? YH, t M ·M ~~SIN 15~~hp~~ This bu1ln111 11 con-Thi• busln111 I• con-Fictitious 8ualneaa Phlllp J. Gunton Wlllam Chattel Becker with the County Cletk of --------1 Tiii• Offer9d: Only the MIHtlch lnvettmenl Co .. 92~· evt • ducted by: an Individual dueled by: an Individual Name ltatam.nl Thlt tlatement Wat flied Thlt 8'atement wet filed Otangt County on 7·11·97 PUBLIC NOTICE right, Utle and lnlerHt of Inc., Michael L Ml11tlcl\, Sam Whitt 37t 0 s The regl1trant commenced Have you started doing The following~·.,. with the County Cllfk of with the Count¥ Cieri! of 1H73728848 Ngoan Ngoc Le In and to PrHident Romona D 1 • S la Ana. to 1rJn•act bU1lne11 undtt bu1lne11 yet? No dol"" butl 11 1. a) Blue-Ottnge County on WA.ft Orange County on 7·1-97 D*"" PU 1 J•...., 19 25 A ITATllMUT 01' lhe propet1y wlll be otfet9d Thia statement waa filed r YI, an • the fictitious bualnttt Steven Slrlmllng field" Ano:. a 'b ~ 1ff'73'7210lt 199'73'721442 _, o •. , ' ' u- AllANDONMINT OF for lale. If requested, the will\ th• County Clerk of ~0r;!~7 Zandleh 1891 name or namH fisted This 11a1emen1 waa fifed nerd lnvest~i 7115 Bal-Dally Pilot June 11 My 4, Dally p~ July 11 18 25 gut! 1• 8• 1997 F228 Ull OP FICTITIOUI lnttmal Revenue SeMce Orange County on Ms-t7 • above on: Mty 1, 19117 with the County Cletk ol 11 Slttet NewpOrt e h 11 18 1997 ' F179 Aug t 1 1997 ' f:1t9 PUBLIC llOTICE 8UllN•11 NAMI! w111 furnl11\ Information 1HH'72'7137 ::-H.r~:· c~~7o~enta Michael L Toerge Orang• County on 7-6-97 t_ 112090 eae ' • • __ u_•_·-----•--------- The followlng peraon1 about poulble encum-Dtlly Pilot July 18, 25, Au-Thi• ~u1ln11t I• con-Thia ttalement WH filed 189'73'729444 Wayr1e Howard Blauvtft, PUBLIC NOTIC! PUBUC NOTICE f1cUU.Ua llualneaa have abandoned the"" ol branc.a. wl\lcl\ may be gust 1 8 11197 F242 duct9d by• a gen«al ~ with the County Clerk of Dally Pilot July 11 18 25 715 Betllt Str"' Newporl N•me ltatamenl 1h1 ~lclltlou1 Bu1ln111 uMful In dtterm~ the ' ' Mfthlp · • Orange County on ~28·97 Augutt 1, 1997 ' i203 Beach, CA t2oe0' F1otHleu• 8ualnesa Flctltlow llu•lnHa The fotloWlng par10r11 .,, Name. ~.Solution•. :ld9 of the 1n1er11t Ing PUBLIC NOTICE Have you ttarted doing 1H'73'722282 Thia bu1lne11 la con-.....,. atatNMnt Name l&atament doing butlneu a1: F1mlly :.!~ ~ ;;;r· Newport offcrlptlon of Property: butlneH yet? No Dally PIJol June 27, July 4, PUBLIC NOTICE dllded by: an lndMdt.* The fOllowfng perlOl\I are The following par.one .,. BiofMdback Cink:, 300 Pa· The Flctltloua 8u1lne11 1981 ~ 100 Dietel.~ Fictitious •uaJMu OolnaZ bndleh 11, 18, 19117 f184 Flotltleua llualMaa Have )'OU •tar1ed doing doing bullnata u : CUt1om doing bu9lneaa at: R.G. clflc Coast H!Qtlway, New- Name reftrr9d IO above ZCFAB01 HOA1001t52 N•lfte l&alament Thia ttat.menc WU llled PUILIC NOTICE Name ltateM t ~ Y9t~ 7·7-92 ~ l 9.,.,,,.,., 2474 l'unrJlng Group, 19000 ~..:::~ ~= PtlD wat filed In Otange County Mll..!AGE LISTED 1&2,toe • d~ ~r.~ r:. ~~ ~.-::J' The followtng ~ate T~~lement WU filed Meta.~~ .. ,,., Cotta ~~Blvd., Irvine, CA 179 E. Hih S1., '11e9: on 1 2 ·1 o -t t . F 11 • Property. ~b• In-d*O Plaza Parlnerl. 57&2 tff'73727140 FloUtloue Bualneaa doing bu11nest u : tmaolno with cne Col.Ry Cleft! of Gtar1t R. Btomtttad. 2474 Robert Davenport. 2253 Cotta Mna, CA 92827 No.F704199 rpecl;ctl al: I_. = Bofl& Ave. Suite 215, Hun-..... a.. PtloC ...... 18 25 Au-....... •t•tetnent Sotutlont, 1115 POil At,.: Ofange Col.l1ty on M1-97 Eden A.,., unll f Cotta Manin 1312 IMne, CA Thlt bu1in111 ii con-Grevg Schaebefte. 1815 "Ji. • zure ...,., tJng1on Beac:I\, Calif. 92649 ,,_, _, • ' The lollowlrlg partont are =· Newporl Be.ct\, CA tM7J'7aea24 Miu. CA 92'27 • 92715 ' duCtad by: an lndMdu.i :!'~~I\~ Newport ~ ~~~ Sam M. Watton, 2028 pt 1• 8• 1997 f 248 :"¥9d~ ~ ~ 8 6:> P 1 1 Olly Pilot .My 11, 25, Au-Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Thi• butlrllH It con-:Syouwt?~ doing Thi• bu1lne11 It con-!of•.-~~ .. Cotta Mna. PUIUC NOTICE Drive, ~ e.ecti. CA (C~. n~l15ar,.r:;•·~: gu9' 1, 1.1997 F239~by:111~.....i.... =:'by: an.=:'"!i-Slep~\'erdon duct9d by an lnclMdull Paymert Tarme: Ful pay· · t2el3 Newport Beach CA l28IO' aa•ILIC NOTICE you ...... "' you --.. Thi• 1tatemen1 filed Gr9911 Sdlaebefte ment required on ac· Ron W. Jonn, 2947 0 Jacob '1oUtlou8 llualne.. •--~F'rkfo Thi• bu1lne~1 11 con-rv bullnett yet? Yet, .. 1 ... 97 buthtti yet? No wt1h the ,_ __ ,.. ~· f c:eotanoe of highest bid Hamln Or., SL eorge, N.,.. t&atetnent "'_... • Otani R. 8jomettad ~ ~ .......,,,, ..,.,. o tH73'727340 Form of P-· All Utah 14770 The folowlr'9 peBOnl .. Inc .• (Nevada), ducted by: a corporation F'loUtlow llualMea Thi• statement --filed Thi• ttatement WU 1119d Orange County on M1·97 Thi• ttatetNf'll wa1 flled orm ., .. __ ~ Camaron eoo-. tl42 Jef· doing butlneU aa: 4 Soc· Pn onve, Newport Beach, Have you •latWd dolna ...,.._ l&atamant with the County Cleft! of with the County a.nt of 1H73'7•NH With the County Clertl of :;rr:.c, "d!:.t.be ~·a ~ letaon Sl Apt 305, San cer. ~ IMna Ave. Sulla CA t2ee3 butlnet• yet? Yet, .My f. ,,_. folOwlng parSOl'll .,. Orange County on 1-2+97 Orange County on 7-a-87 Dalty Pllo4 .My 11, 25, AAJ,.. Orange County on MH7 &reaaurar't check Of by a Frandaco. Ceilf. 94:23 20( Newpor1 Beaeh, CA ~~ ~·~~:U:"° ~~ Partner9 Inc n.-~~ \fl_.Red St.Hiii tH'73'7250'72 1H'73'71M41 putt 1, 8. 1997 f231· Diiiy PilOt JIAy 18, 25, Au-Unl19d Slat11 postal, blntt, Thia bu1lne11 • con-92MO Haw ~ ttarttd doing SchMbefte/Pf~t' -ww • 320 Pf,.,of • Dally Plot June 27, -"Y 4, Dally Plot Jl.ly 11, ti, 25, PUIU • gust t. I . 1997 F251 Hpreu. or telegraph duct.:' by: • gen«al 1*1· Behman Zamanlan. 211 5 ~yet? Vat, Jan. te Thl:I atai.m.nt wn fled =-:. C, eo.a M .... CA 11, 11, 1997 Ft74 August 1, 1997 f204 C NOTIC! • moMy ordef. Make c:necti nar p Sl\trlngton ·Pl.. ID3t5, Impact Marketing Group wlUI the 004.lnty Qert( of Sook l'lotttleu9 8ualnea PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ~~.J,.ablesi:. :J°"yJ,1~:!. = ~~ ~~~5 1nc •• Anthony J. r>evucei•: Otange 0ouney on MM7 t:"\t:.t su11~c~~ PUIUC NOTICI PUILIC NOTICE N• ... lt8tament• Depertmant of the vice. 1990 8~ton Pl. ID315, ~1!' 11atement wu filed 19173'7t7M1 Mna. \;A 112628 f1otlllew aueaneH Aonaa.ua llua&neu The~~.,. TrHaury. /II"· WAON•R, RllV· Sam M. w~ N BMcl\, OJ. 112ee3 with the 0 Cletk of Dally PllOt .My 11, 21, Au-Tl\11 butlneH 11 con-N._. atatMMnt ,. ... lt•t•llMnt = bullnrit n . Olman- lntamal "9wenu• •NUa Ol'PICU This tlatC:V w~:~ Tl\I bu1inH1 11 con-Orange ~on 7.._.7 guet 1, I, 1tt7 F2SO ~by: an ~dolna The followll1I S*'IO"I.,. The followlng '*"°"'ate Blvd ~:S ~73 Harbor Not.!!':~4!.bllo Delea Juty e, 1ff'7 ~':9eounty on &-20-97 ~by: a Glnel'al ~· tHH72M23 PUBLIC NOTICI ~~1M!1, Jufy f. ~ ~of•:;= ~~ ~ ~= CA t2e28 ' tta M .... AuollM .... 34 CIVIC C•NT•R tHH124'7H Have you ltal19d doing Dally Piiot July 11, ti, 25, ,lotl""9Buat..... 1tt7 u':''t ftth St l17f Placentla ID ·c tta'M• Kalen s . FrHITWI, 2973 unci.r the e~ In In-PLAZA, IO~L~o. BOX Dally Piiot June 27, Juty 4. butlnttt yet? No AuQutt 1, 1997 F209 N •• ..___, Jur,g s. Kim Cotta Me.. CA eHa1 . CA 12&27 • 0 aa, Hatbof Blvd., 1251. Cotta C.11 ... llNITA ANA. 11 11 1tt7 ,, .. Bahman Zamanlart .,... .......... Thi• tlatement w11 flled • Mffa. CA 92121 lernal Aevtnut • "°' CA N'ffl 1114, .,.. • • Thia atattmene wu tiled PUBLIC NOTICE The followlng pereona ate will\ Iha County a.nt Of Nlcole Hone, 255 Albtlrt Marla Oefe•ut Oorwitez, This bu1ln111 11 con. llon m11 '!" Pfoptl1y de-• PUILIC NOTICE with the Count Clefk Of do!ne butlnaaa M : Orenge County on M5-t7 Place, Cotta Mna, CA 1702 Plano Dt., Aowtand dueled by· an Ind!~ acrlbed De10W hu been IM3, Ht. tOa• Onlnge County Y 111-97 flolltloue lluatn.u MO't Ptoptf\let and Man-tHlH•TUI 92ea7 Htlahlt, CA tt748 Have yoi, ttalted dQlng Nll9d tor nonpayment of Pul>lltl\ed Newport flkttlta.ua ......... tff7:;2g...3 Name ltate....m ~ 341t Via Udo, D•llu Piiot ...... 11 25 AloJ. Tl\11 butlnatt I• c~ Thrt butlnet' .I• con-bullnet9 yef1 No Internal revenue w.t due ~'8 Mna Oally The following parsons .,. Si.tMe 448, HtwpOtt Beadl, -~ ,,_, • • d\ldld by: en lndMdual ducted by: 411\ lndltldual Karan Ftteman 1tom WIWAM LEFEVER Piiot .Mo/ ti. 1997, Nw ·~ Dally PM04 July 11, 25, Au-doing bullnfft aa: P.J. CA 93127 VU" 1, I, 1997 ff245 ._,. you etar1ed doing Htve )'OU tlertld d~ Thlt ~ was lled The ptopt11y wlll bl eold Fm CS::.~=-'°"'•• gust 1, I , 1997 F229 Procfuctlon Cent•. 17&22 Marte <Mddlnat, 7407.... PUIUC NOTICI ~ ytc? No ~)let? Yet, ., .... 97 with the County ci.ttc of M pubk auction u PfO-OMl'!IMnd & ~ PUBLIC 110TICI Von Karman Ave.. IMM, ~ Of. _ ... ~!1 Newpor1 N1co1J1 OM HoM MW Oonulez OrflnOI County on M 1·t7 Vlded by Internal ~ MUC NOTICI 4MO MtlCMhur .. 900' "' CA. 92714 llNdl. CA~ ............ ....... Thie ......,,..,... ... flltd Thi• IWamant Wlt filed '"7UIU14 Code Ndon -and ,. NewDOrt a.actt. CA l2MO. l'lotltleua ........... Impact Mnetlna Gtoup, Ttllt l>UllMI• ,, con-............. nt wll.ll the c:ouney a.tt of vwtll\ Iha c:ouney CIMc Of Oall1 PllOe ...... 1l 25. Au--.ca ~ PUltJC HIARIHGI W1U. Wiilem H. Drummond A Inc., (Nevada), 133 l.ldo dUcMd ~ an lndlvtGIMl The toloWlnl '*'°"' .,. °'*'91 Cowcy on WO.t7 Ot9ngl County on 7+t7 .,_, • -0. of S.: AUGUST IJ, M H&LO 8Y THE COITA PrOfMaional CorporaUon TM ~atatMnt Pat1l Or., Newport e.acfl. HW1 you Marled doing doing ~ ..: -> Caf. 1HH'7M1M 1H'7UIM41 putt 1, I, t997 FH4 •"1 MIM Pf.NOONO COM-(CA) 104 via 1'4-w ,.... ~"' ~ .. CA. t2A3 ~YI«? Ho kWH1 c..,_a1 CoMoanY. Dally l'IOt June *7, ~ 4, Oi1Y Plot M'I t 1, 11, 25, PUIUC NOT1CI TlmaOf ... : 11:00am -ION AT TH4! Cf1'Y pcwtl.acti CA~ ::i,..,.,butlnlM 1111: ~ Thlt bu1lneN I• con-~....... 27409 ,..,.,... ......... 11 11, 1"7 1'117AugUlt1 1997 f209 • "9ot of S.: WOUHO MAU;. . 'f7 ,AtA Df'IW, DIMd G ~ tOlt rate abll. 310 !l Mo-ducted by: a~ Thie ltllllm«C waa lllld MO Minion vltj(, CA ' ' P1otttJaUe ........ . un. MOOO AVILA M>.. LA-~ MllA. CALIR)A. Kllllla, .:..... ...oti CA :::, NewpOtt .. eel\. CA Have you 1'*1ed ~ will\ the County Cleft of iiW1 • ML.IC IOTICI ~ llOTICI ........... Ht ~~~_,,, ~AT WP.~ r,1 ti_., ' MMl'I ~J1!l'f..~Jan.tl Cl1"M9aCourllyonN+t7 -woodO Kallav.21405 .,._......,..,.,.... .. .......... .,_, ~--~u.'O: ~ Tl\lt l>uelnHt It con-Modlna.'=1 ~ ~~"7,'J-=· .._!MfUUOU ,_..._ ................. ,, ......... ~ ..... ,, ........... ~ ~..: W..· W1LU1W L1PW lft MY M.Y tt. 11t1 ,._ CMead by: a ean«al l*1o CA eata ....... ' ' Deir ,._ "'-" 27, "'Ar 4. tlan VM!lo, CA-\ llW .......... .... ... tHll M Aoollna. 141 ~ lit ! .. ....-w ... M .,. ~ Tl4f POU,ow. l*9hll> QUI& ~. 434 i.. TNe ...,, Nllf w lied 11. •I. 1tlt f'111 TNt · fNtl,.... 11 co~ The,..._.,...... The~,.._..,. ll.,. COile ...... ~ ..,. '*-.. •,.. ,.,., .. #PUCA1'10NS. HWI )'OU '*'9d i:to6r'g hr IC., eo. ....., CA Wiit\ Iha eo.n, Qartl Of WIC --g M IMh'ldlial doll'lt l>u tint a• at! -...,. ~ ea: ....., '!!!' C\avton, .. ...... .......... • /llf't °'THI flOUOW• ......... ~ v ... Janwwy _, °"""' ~ Olll 7-Mf '..... -~ ::1 CoptlliM"'-IOlt * ,...., Nwlllonala, 1713 _...... ~ 142 MIVlO--· -p::-....... 1.:. --.... --· " -·--......... -..... -·• -· .. -~~~-·-_.,.. :..OtF-~ w ~ lJ: PUIHMI~ ......,;.:. ="" 1 -- - -..., 11. II. II, ""~···· .... Mlonioc - -:..i. -1114 ·= -· HIO Thlo ........ , lo -... ... .. TO OM.Y.THOR .. ~ H. Drummand .... )'OU ......... ~ '· ,.,., ,. --~,.,..I: -.. ~ Cleft OI Mhlfll A•, ........... CA ,..,,ne Orlv•, Newpotl ....... l>y: -....... ... ..... _ :r«.."=%'".:= ::::·-~~ ~F wiiiiilCI ;;;: _. • .:--o::::~:: =-.. _ =-= .. _ .::r...r-'I:."" -.... . .. -..... -~--~--......... r::..-::-..m .... -__ ...,,, ...... ~"':.='""' -..... -.... == 111 TON I Wftlrmt • 'tHl'lftWI ..... 91 ~~~of ....... IFMI.. 60.-.. C.,_MIM I ,.., ,_TIM """°'! ....... =,=.: dolr!I-. .:·~~.., DI· D11J,. .,._ n. oMr ... or-. Counlr·o tt47 ,,_. ~,..._.. ... ...,... ~ CNllV 6n ~,,. !O 'fHI ~ U. tt.: 1• ,,. .~t9171HH1e = •::: W..._. 11 .-llUUNN... .!!.'Jl••MI& _,. ._ ,,,.,lllUlt ·-~~ ~ =·~=·~~&::\ft ,::.= = . .... =.:-GMJJ .. Gllltl ~~,.= ~~, .... _. sw:;-,nm;;;&;;--1Sii. "\1.\~ ~ ~ .. " t"fl..."'::.:: ... ~.-·iliil;===~~. 'UIUC NOTICll "'8l.IC leOTICU PUIUC IOT1CU MUC ltOTlCEI PU1UC 110nCE1 PUIUC NOTICll PU1UC 190TICll WIOTICI PUIUCllOTICI ,. ... 1•t11& u ,...., .. 111r'R1u n. .._ _. ..._. flalLt•>a Hiii "..,, .. ,_.., .. Ar.~~---~ ":.:e ~.:,~.::•p ~-==• "'£-Waf ~,I .!?!. =~-=.. l11r'z1!9!jt' :,1 ~~ 1!! ~,,,...,. n.-=:.:.--=: .. == r.::-. • ... ••14'-,--_.-="'-nw ......._,.,_,. ., n.~""°"'.,. ,... .... ,...., ..... -.,, -=..,... -·· • .._ _ - -.... ,,.. ...... .......,._~ ....._ •: ..... ...,.~.. .. ...,....._.:~ ~ bu11neu u : ~•CSCOtiMS-~·...!!!~-A, ,,..._. ..... , .... 9!., Ollllll ...._ • 'Slm.EAThie; 111 C.cl ,._. ••· -..1. , ...... ,.. ..... • - Con*9.40l Meanollast. ~-. 1115 ~~ N48llMllood• • .._,. _ _.ezea7 dlliilla..._11.: .. WtfnNCEA •--ID Ill llllcl llllMel M .c::211047 1401 N eo.ta~ .. ICllll • ,_... ,_ ... -1- C-. ........ ~ 12927· Ck CoSta Mesa. CA 82t27 IH24.r..llltDft.CA12111 ~ BerQel m HaMh)n 'MaOCIATS. M tfC191t• ...... = ...... HlltotlM ,.,..,.,CACl2ll35 PICA A. • 111 ...... I ................ -·· l30t 'rl•clll1 ShlrlM "19o• ~ u, 2441·[. ~t\ieo.:'~~'"27 ~ ....... OM. Llglnl =. .....,., ~~Colpar> Cecll ,._ce ••. Cos1a ,._ ia f,. _. ...... a a.,.. ~~. =·..=. =-C~Clr .. cotta IH24.~CA"21D1 d~~·~ono ~-=-~CIDCIO-...... -:..~·-·--~PO~~=· .. con-r' ................. -... CA 4301 Thi• bu•IMH II c~ sa...-::=&a:u :=-r-·~ Cloang ... ~ ........ OM. ........ It 2973=a27740. La"*" HMdaCUUdby:lftlndMcMll =-~..rrr-.--===. Thlt b.-.a It eoct-~by:enlndMduel Thia~•COlllk:Mdl!t BfvnBerrw•• uaw:ttll,CAGll!ll *llllr IM, ca.a t.t11a. CA ~.._..ll~l!t.....,. you llMild cbnO..., ........... ,~::.=-~·~====~ ~ =."' ~ ~\<et?·~ dOlng ~Wlft. nii. ...Cn.nt wee ~ •COIWla=:-•~cw 8:. bueMW,... ldld tiw •CQjllOlllM. =~~ r r ' •z 1msz•••I..._ .. tllleineU yiec? No PrlKllta 8. Rloa1 .._.,. ·-nat YI' w4ltl the Counly Oetll of -.... ..... • M IOc:lloll ii" ~ AIOIOllt ,_ not YI( beQull Thia ltMemenl wat Med C.....C.p-• ..... 11J 111111 ... lutan Lynn Otttwe Thie •tatime"fi Wll filed ~=,_ """' .. Otano-CoullCy on 7+97 ID ---=-tAJ~ .:r ::.-: DB. ETC NO 2(1 ~ Dultnm undlf .. with the County Cleft of • --..... • f I t • .. Thia .......,.,. Wat filed with the County Clerk of ,.,.. ._, '*",.. '*"' tff7'71M37 8*alll bull!-. ,... ot Tiit lllllacmd • of 1t11 n.d C.::-"""' °'Orange Counly on 7 ... 7 ......, .._ ,..._. • ,..... lllllil. • with the Ceunty C1ertl of Ortnge County on 7·1--97 SGet CAI.VIN J" StlJ.t«J WU DaifV ~ ..hAy 11, 11, 25, .,. .., 1111111\. 1Mn1tt ii Aua111t 6, 1007 11 = ~ INVEST t H'7372M49 .. Died GI Tlllll __, 9' ,..._ " .. ... 0ranoe eounty on 7·15-97 19873721448 Ttlil .-......... lillcl Augu!! 1. 1"7 '195 SINO. ltflOOF, INC., 9y, Miry .. alb of llURAOW EScAOW MENT CORPORATION 9r 11.; Dally Pll04 July 11, 18, 25, AolW L Edlrl n ~ £. .............. ilJLI'~. 1nnT21142 oa11y P11ot July 11. ,8, 25, eounir •a.ti a1 PUILtC NOTIC! su.WN11Mr,Stc.-T,. OOlllWl't. 501~Dfl~.11111 Nm Pm Faitlld ..,_.August 1, 1991 F201 Edin.~ and ... ••..-... 11 • -. ... • Dally Pllol .My 18. 25, Au-Augu11 1 1997 F202eou..-on.My14 1007 Tlllt ...,_.••filed Wltfl S..Ana. CAQ2705 ISlllll VP . . ...,.. ,....... Oft tMM• ..... _, --• guM 1, •• ltlf7 P240 • NOTa·lllt Acnout Hime FlcUtlow llus..... .. Coutlt an of Oranoe n.. !Mii Ille IS SUll!lc::t IO Thi ltllllment •• filecl Wlll'I PUIUC NOTIC! ........... Ne. -.-t• ............ -- PUILIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~~IM.,... ftOm Nw ..... ,..,.. ~~ 1~ g:'.~~2. CommMaa lhl eou:i.v CM al OllllQe FlctJtloue llualneu :. ~"::,'::: :ti~-'*'..:.., T __... ....... _ .,,... __ ,, ~tlou8a BualM.. ~~~.!,"~"'A!!_~ ~The ~~~~! s..nert .!::.. hi rtlll Ti: I 10 IUb!tcl 1111 1111111 and Counlv~., -..14~.s .. ~ -~~ eo..y, CllllalNI, 11111 .... .... I J $ , a r_ .. .....,. --.. eme l•t•ment "' ... ,_,, ... ._.. ·-..... -,.,._ .. cl* it IMO .. 01fica ~of h l*10ll '111111 Wflom NO\""'"""" ..... ...., ,_,,. ,, .. ·--~"' ,.,... __ we ID b NollC:e of Olllll 11111 ~ C 12 • 11111111 ....... ltat•IMnt The follo'!'flng P«WOn• .,. '°"' blW Nln1I ~ • ~ ~ ~· °' .. eou:: Oelk : ""' fidl· dllme ~ bl filld IS REHff ~ tllPIU rtvt yun fftltlll doing bu9lneA u: Top of Blclaorl ID Sii ..... T-.. 0 ... .. The~ pet90t1S we doing bus1neQ u: CIUllc "'*bl liltd f*W 1D bl cl* :=-.. ..,_ ...,,. s.m.t CNl'TEJI / fUIY BISK)p u. lhl dlM II•• Ned 1n .. Office lhe Hiii. 1125 W. Vlctorla. NCIMlld M1"'1N7 fl , ......... • AllJI dOlng ~ u : ~ KeepHkH, 3112 Trinity Thi~ of 1111 staMlll dDtl ~ ~~~· ~~ = bl lilld nw 1D N -PIM £SCR)W Ct:MfPNit 501 of .. Coun1¥ a.ti. A,_ fidl. Costa M .... CA 1129.27 llrllnnelt No. 1117t1111M: ;~ ,.:. .. I* ]1119 CONtruc:tlon, 331 Costa Of. Costa M .... CA 92628 not"' ..,_, lllllaliZI Ill Ult • ... _ r--. P1r1afW DIM s.g Mi, CA '°'11 ai11A111 Nlrnl Chlltel A. Costa. 1125 W. ,__ .... ___ .... ,,.. --1111 ..... SltMC. Costa Mna, cWOl J. Alderson 3112 ..... of I lic:dClus bnas Thi• bu1lnH• •• CO"' Thi filnO of Iii ...... CIOll 92105 Ind .. ia.t '4-. t llllSl bl flied pllOI" IO .. -VlctOl'la, Coeta Mfta.. CA Uld ..,_ --- -"" ftlllr, Cl.,.,, ....... W'~ CA 82121 Trinity °' Coata MN CA Nlme II\~ of lhl llQfltl o1 ducted by: an lndMdual not al dMtf Ullom .. UM 1n _, « f*na Thi ting al hi aw ooes 92827 ..,111117 • M .. 11111 It .,... lo !!i. -c.tot Odldno. 331 Costa 8262! ·• • MOeW under f'tdltll, Stall, Hev• you 1\al1ed doing Ills It* al I f"dlol.ll bna:a ~ 11111 bl August 4• lll91, not al l1self IUlrlollzl the use on Thi• bualn•H 11 con-(lltlll) &Ir-. 11 .. ~ Olca-~,,., • rr Meea SlrMI. Cotta M..., Thia bu1ln1H 11 co"' common law (See Seclon 1 bullnes1 yl1? No Name in *Ullon of b llOllb al .. ,...,,is lhl bdlntSI day befOte lbs stall of a fidl'°'61 BullnftS ducted by: an lndlvldUal C-.... 111 a.le C.--,., 1"ft CA 12627 ducted by: an Individual et seq • Business and Pn>fesSIOflS Chf11tina Harer lrl04her under Ftdent. Slllt, °' the 111t d* IPK!hed lbcM Name 1n 1111C1*>11 Of the nQIU Of Have you 1ta11ed doing DrM Wat, 111111 a.. ca •'"----~----- Thi• bu1ln111 It co"' Have you llarted doing Code) This statemc ent wuCI lil4td common law~ Sidon 14400 00.T I ~ 11, 19f"""""'"•TIO lnOlher uncle< Feoerll Stile buslnen yet? Yea. 11•191 1:41 A.Ill pullllc adall • .. ducted by: an lndlvldual bullneu yet? No Arst Filing with the ounty •k ol ~ Mq., Mnea n1 Pnlfa-· YttXlOAAO \NfW'VfV\ N. common llW (See ~on 1 '4oo ChattH A. Costa hiQhtst bidcle1 tor cull (lllrallll Have you atarted doing CarOl J. Alderaon NewPort Buch-Cosul Mesa Orange County on g. 17-97 .,.. Code) c" ~ COAP • 8'f Densa et seq • Su•ness and Plofesso0ns T_hls statement wa1 filed II Ille llmt of all In llWM bu9inell yet? YH, 5-20-92 Thi• 1tatement Wll flied CN431065.lJI 1825Auo18 19973724381 Ant Ring ............ Pm .. Buyel(s) Code) With the County Clerk of money°' Ille lMllld S.S) II ClltotOdldno with the County Cl1tk of 19117' ' '' Deily Pilot July 11. 18, 25, NlwpoftllelClt-CostlMISI Nlwp>rtBucn-CostaMesa Arstfilng Orange County on 7-8-97 ngtc.11111,and....._~ Thi• Nlemtnt wu flied OrangeCountyon7-11·97 August1,1997 F210CNGl6448361QO.lJl18.25.Auo CN43l770~~-~.lllt8. NewportBucfl.-CostaMesa 19873728450 IDandnowlleldbyllundWUlll with the~ Cllf1I of 1H7372M44 1,8.1W7 CM4311'6'35673CS~ 18,25.Auo Dally Pitol Juty 11, 18, 25. Ottd of Trust 111 Ille ~ ~ 1n1:;~j::~ ::,~;~i:~ 18, 25F:; PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 18, 1W7 August 1, 1997 F200 =: = = = Dally Pilot .Mv 11, 25, Au-All ... 1M1Ul1Nl PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1u1y dnctiled °" Uld Deed cr1 gust 1, 8, 1197 F2•1 PUBLIC NOTICE ITAlWOFAUllJOl•BfT na,::r~rl~':.e.r &.w ... -.nz . ..c FlNctJtlout Bualneu Fl I I a I FlctJtlous llualMu Tnist. Thi~ ---Of llJT1CE TO CIBlllOM OF ltl.Jt •me Stetement cl t ou1 u1 neu Olher common duilll'*-t, II PUIUC NOTICE Flctltlou. Butlneu UHOfRCTinOUllUhBI Of IALE The folowing persons.,. Neme St•t•m•nt Name ltetement any al Ille ial ~ N•rne St•tement -Ulf OF FICTIT10UI IUIDIEIS do Ing bu 1In111 u : The followlng peraons are The foftoWlng l*IOnt 1111 cllsCnbed lllcM 11 -IO Fictitious BualneH Th• following peraon1 are MlllE C'IKl.11N, 11• U.C.C.) Canao1-Amarlcan AdVertls-doing bus!Mss 11: doing busiM11 u : Baby . . ..-.--lt-;;;;;r;;;;;;;M Neme Stetement doing bu1lne11 11: Bluas-"~-~ ...._PlllOO(I) The lolowlng pellOft(s) N0TU IS ~ GVlft IO Ing, 3505 Via Oporto, New-Gifts Elc .. 1240 S. Walnut, Duds, 2584 Newport Blvd., ~542 T:""' a:-~ The lollowlng persons are land, 123 lnduatrlal W1y ,..., ... _....,..., "" "" ol lla.t1llYe abancloned !hi use ol ~ " 1hl wiltln 11111*1 port Beach, CA 92663 AMhelm CA 92802 Costa Mna, CA ~627 -doing buslnan u : Show· Costa MHa, CA 92627 • the llcdous lallinas name· lhl ha'°"s business 111me ....., VIit • !Mk ult ii about IO Oreg o. Mulh<>Uand, 3505 Hal Ann FOOflil, 9n3 El Caroline Ell1trom, 73 Cas-unoe~ned Tiusae;e cllcllrl1a line, 2250 Vangu111d Way. Don Andr111. 31 Fremont ~AKER & ~TES. UDOGREEKRESTAIJRAHT. bemadeOflhllSSCISdescllbed Via Opor10, Newport Lago Cir., Fountain Valley. t~no.RanchoS1ntaMerg1-anybl>i11tyloranyi1C0111C111111 A1201, Colla Mesa, CA Udo Parle, Newport Beach, _..,,, Mlrldl"1lll Dr., LllJilll \\a ()clol1o, #3, Newport Buch, bllow Beach, CA 92663 CA 92708 1111. CA 92688 of Ille property ICldrUI Ind Ollllr 92824 CA 92683 ttlls, CA~ CA 92663 Thi names Ind liusu11ss Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-Thia bu1lna11 11 con-This bu1ln111 Is con-common dt~. ii ll'rf, Unda A. Eldridge. 2250 Thi• bu1ln1H 11 con-The lic:Hous butlness name The fiaoous llnlness name lddlmes (If 1111 seltf we ducted by: an Individual ducted by: en Individual ducted by: 1n Individual snown hmtn. The IOCll alTIOl#ll Vanguard Way. A-201. ducted by: an lndlvldual llfemcl IO 11XM .. lilad on referred 10 aw WIS hied on KATHERINE" LOUISE ARM-Have you 1tarted doing Have you started doing Have you started doing of Ille unpaid bllanCe al Ille Colta Mesa, CA 92826 Have you 1tarted doing ~ 211. 1QID in Ill Apt'A 12. 11»4 in lhl eouncy of STJO«a, 2973 tWbor llhd . buslnn1 yet? Yes, &-25-97 bullneu yet? No buslMu yet? No ollliOlllon slClftd by lhl Thia bu1lnaH Is con-buslne11 yet? No .. ~al OIWlgl and 0!9nll OrW1Qe n OtigiNI Fft No CoslaMISl.CAQ2828 Greg MUlhoftand Hal A. Foong Caroline Ellstrom pniptrty 10 bl 101c1 n11111-------·i ducted by: an Individual Don Andren All No P.i&4932 Hi05431 Thi ~ UI ~a of Thi• atatement was filld This 1tate1Nnt w11 filld This statement was tilld IUsonable atmmc1 CCICI, Haw you 1\alled doing This statement wu filed .Mlly Sue WllUllef, 2"491 Valla Agowan 275 E llll!I lhl eJltf ~ office QI !hi with the County Clerk of with Lile County Clerk of with the County Cleril of Qf)lnS&S Ind llMncll 11 Ille 1---------~ yet? No with the County Ctltk of MlndNll Dr, LllJlna tth, CA sna. .16&, Cosll Mm. ... .,. (I " ·sane as lbcM' ·, Orange County on 7-15-97 Orange County on 8-24-97 Orange County on 6-24·97 llmt al the lnilllf ~ of ,.. Unda A. Eldridge Orange County on 7-1~97 112653 92627 solt*) ~ 19973727131 19973125084 19973725074 Ille HatlClt of s.. is Can't seem to .. J.hl• ~~ "'&' filed 19973727130 Tiis business Wll coMJcmd Th! lllSlness WIS eotWlla.d ,,. lillill by .. Sllef, .. Dally Pilot Jtiy 18. 25. Au-Dally Pilot June 27. July 4, Daily Pilot JUM 27, July 4, $117,0ll.14 In lddltiofl ID cast!, get to au those 0r':~. eo::;'l,,, 7.~9~1 Daily PUo1 July 18, 25, Au-~'=·~WHITTAKER. !Jy1111~ Ollllr bu•nm names and acJ. gu1t 1, e. 1997 F243 11, 18, 1997 F183 11. 1e. 1997 F175 t11eTrusaet_.acc:ept1calhllt's repair Job• 19973727144 gust 1. e, 1997 Fa.t7 TW.. t...... ... Sqled VAHAN3/JPVAH c1r1s1a used by lhl Mlll!Wlhn dledt omm on 1 .-or around the .._ __ 1 • 11A .-mert.. ...., Wlu• Tm stlllement WIS f•ed with llV8t YNf1 befOll the • SUCl'I n111c1na1 bank. a dllc:ll drlwn by a ,........,. Deily Pilot July 18, 25, Au-s ELL Ille COunty Cltfll Of Orange the County Clelk o1 Orange kst wa sent 0< deliwred to the TRADE MEET F JN D mm or federal Clldll union °' 1 Let the C1• .. lfted gutf 1. e. 1997 F244 County on July 14, 1W7. COunty on .kJ1v 14, 1gg1 ~ 111: (I none. so stlllll Check arawn by 1 a. or fldltal Service Dlrecto-, Nlwport 8eldl-Cosll Mm NewPolt Beach-Costa Mesi HAA80R MM. CENTER. 2073 ns 1o111 woc1111on • • your home ~ e1w.lll 1us, Aug CH431064 ~ 1a.25. AllQ 1.8. Hiib« EM. Cos1a Mesa. CA through classified someone special an apartment ::= wocilllon 01 uwlnoi help you find ltlrough classified 1.a. 19117 1w1 92626 642·5678 through classified through classified _. spec:ifild 1n StdlOll 5102 GI rellable help. Rate ... 1t.nd dtadlines are ~ubjert to change without notice. Thi' pJlhli:.hrr re-.f'n e1t tht' right tu cemor, recl~sif)'. rt>vi:.t or reJert tmy clas&ified advertisement. Please report auy t'rror that may be in your rlassifiea ad immediately. ;['he Daily Pilot an·e(>l~ 110 liability for any error in an advt>rtisement for which it may be n>sponsible except for thf' cost of the spe<'f' actually occ-upied by thr rm)r. Credit can only be allowed for the fi,..,t ini.f'rtion. g 1002-1621 -----•I NEWPORT HOUSES/ CONDOS POaSALB BEACH · ByF~ (~rE ~.~~u!3v~~~:1! •ind phrn1r uumlwr aild 11 ,:11 mil ~1111 hm k ""h 11 pri1·1· q111~r.) -.,,r· - ByPhone (714) 642-5678 ' -. ....... ,. ByMalMn~ 330 West Bf!y Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At l'-t""Jl<ln Bhd. be &y 1. -[ii Hours Tt>lrpho111• 8:30run-5:00p111 \l1111dm·-Frid8v \l111lk-(11 8:3"0am-!'>:00pm \fu11cl11~-F ndiiy C3 Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wednesday ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00prn Friday ............... Thursday S:OOprn Saturday ............... Friday S:OOpm ---- ,,: . . • i•' ._ . IAO-IMO RENTALS 2724 WANnD ftll•M•e BUSINESS oma 2726 FOR RENT 270 When JOU wrllc • OuUflcd .ct. Include an lbc ram •nd,.:t the raulb ANNOUN'fEMENTf EMPLOYMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT 2920 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Apt. M • lnten •noe VOLUNTEERS N*E*E*D*E*D ---t--· AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVl!RY SHOPS -Corona del Mar- Pia Call 840-4777 FfT. Whittler area, five on alte. General malnt. experience req'd. Fax R"ume 714-757-6398 csr call 714-767-6138 C•n't Find Work? You can't be looking too hardl WANTED 15 people to fill varloua poalUona from war• houae to manag• ment. No experience neceaaary. Cati Now, Brent (714)891·5784. Computer Selee Ace --------• Wanted for nat'I aaJes ,LOST & ol robotic fax aystems FOUND 2925 FAX*USA 724-9003 jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Counter Pe,.on PT & FT. Office work, LOST CAT Black phonea, rHp. friendly Short Hair, Male. In N.B. M2.a2e2 D 0 v • ' S h 0 ' e s Dencere/Aeroblo are a · RI! WARD Part-Time A'll Levela please call 84&-7227 8-18 hrl/wk. Wiii train LOi T Diamond Tennis Several Location • ' Bracelet. Either COM $35.hr 310-358·5960 Farmere Market al DRIVER ·FT 1 Marguarlte & Bayside COM Florist. M·F 8:30- or Pavllllons Place al 4:30. OMV rec. Must Bayside & Jamboree know area. 844·1413 7/5 Sentimental Valuel --------REWARD 515-1704 SELL tLOST: TORTOISE NHr Bayside In COM. your home REWAROll Pleaae call through Classified Heidi 714.875.20451 -------- Ad Assembler Co.ta Mesa/Full time Cosc2 Mesa ?J::d needs detail oriented, CJ'QOVC people with accuracy co become part of our ad building team. You HIN: l year ad production apcriencc A CJ'Qtivc mind Ahilicy ro work under deadline pressure Macintosh experience QuarkXPress, Phoroshop, !Uustnuor a must Multi-Ad Crcacor a plus WeHMe: A Full time polit.ion on Swing shift 6:00pm co 2:30am Grear bcndiu ~ Opponunicy fOr advinc.cmcn1 Salary range $11-$13 dcpc:nding on ci;pcriaxe. Physial and drug test required. Send resume and a:Ner lcncr to Ulifomia Community Nm Ann: Typchousc: Supervisor • CAB 330 Wesr Bay Streer Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ANTIQUES Top Dollar PaJdf From 1800·1960. 1 pc to entire eatate. Paintings, china, glaware, fum, etc. 40Yr NB AH 873-e223 1947 __ _ FIFTY YEAR anniver s ar y 1997 This Weekend Only! EVERY NEW '97 <fl>; ~LI Fli! C> Ffi!~ $ OFF MSRP 12INSTOCK! ********** Rell ates Rates · Ups Bl LastAC!Su '7,. 3 Reserve yours today! * *. * * -* * * * * * * * * '"97 ( . 'I >I I .! .. ' t . SI . I) '°' I) I · '. 11 I Ls '3f.370 BALBOA 6019 ISLAND -------6106 When you write a Classlfled ad, Include all the facia and get the reaulta you want •GARAO•UU 1924 Terealta Ln. NB 201h and lrvln e Set 7/28 •t••m * MOVINQ SAL.a * Palntlnga, Curloa, Pottery, Siik flowera, Clothea, Booka, Etc ... 1 eoo Anita L•n• S•t 6 Sun 9-4 * Nelef\borhood Qer•e• S•I• Sat 7/11, tam.tpm 1901 Buttonehell I.It. z Plug Into the Classllled section to find services from llec:1rlclans and plumbers to landscapers &peiters. -- -~ - - - - - - - - - - - - -"1 D YES IE•·• MY CAR J'r • • ' I . .. TODAY'S <;IQSSWQRD PUZZLE Put a few words to work for you. Gall 642-5678. 1151 .......... ~ -. W. IWD. ~ .. l'WR. .... n.. POWUIOATS Lo ...., Xlni co.... 7012 •1•.eoo Mo tMO-a10 nND'l'BI WDIN1NO LMD liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiliiiiilCDYSL!Jl 9050 llHCEDIS 1130 ro-•, t170 pallh•thew.u'--... 11 23' ll•k• Canter iiliiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiilil ... _ ftMtl -•• ~can COMO-., lnbOatd w/ • ··~ 190 D ........ -------NOllTB .... oaqaa 0&'711 .. ,. 80Ul'H ·~ 1084 OAJ BAST •aa Ot81t OAJltf •tOI oa •A711fS =di11..rr •• •• ....... IHI' ..... p.. ..... Openine lead: ? Bridie enter9d the bi1 Ume in 1997 when the CuendUh ln9ita· tlonal Paira returned well oYet $1 million in priza. The winnen were Floridian• Michael Seamon and Harry Tudor. Tudor alao won. the event lwo years qo, partnered by P,ul Soloway. ILaly'e top interna· tionallate finiabed in second and third place1. Altbouah man,y deala were crucial to the final standi.no, thia one le a 1ood example of tlie hi1h quality or play. Lookin1 onl1 at the Weat hansl and the plr•· lliJ*t;,!~'I eelec:t.-350 Volvo Pante, •:t L:0~ARON Sedan. Lootie and 'M Gii•• All GT. ~.. Annandale, 114,500, 722·1130. Auto p/Seat P/W/SIL, s• gt .. U ~· FUU.'f LOAOE"O Nonb'• double ot the oo.apade •• bprH• Crul••r AMJFM cm. CrulM '7;1~~.L•7 ., ~a:;~-o;; ~~~ ~ WU nepUn -for take-32tt. OAL 400 hra. T 11 t. cu. t w h I• v..e. AutO, 11•~6-1113 out, Mt~ !Mt'e pue ott.be Twin VP271·Brand nu 1 0 1 1 8 0 /8 7 I 9 9 e A/C, CrulM COnltot, double cJealed one ot •'-_:•'---top paint, profaHlonallv 18,885 Full power. 17,1151--------- Wl<l:I Wl"'9 decorated Interior. 900•137•7123 ><-701• POISCBE 9175 bonon in epadff. Thereat of the Loaded with ai.lrul Torota Of '81 300SL auction wu natural. S•5,500.obo 7so-e837 Huntington .. ach Ona Owner. Local. Then ia an adage which aLat. 714-847-8555 Black Baautyl, that, lf a .Wt i1 iood enough to bid, Special Whffll. It ehoulcl be 1ood enouab to lead. 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AU:S FAIR 72 HOURS I DAILY PILOT uncle don's view of nil repute reel critics Main thing alien to 'Mell in Black' is decent story I Making ''Contact' with By Uncle Don, Dail'f Pilot From the mountains, to the prairies, to the oceans, white with foam ... they're out there. You know they are. Hidden. Subversive. Suspected by everyone. Seen by no one. · I intelligent summer film If this was the '50s, they'd be the commies you knew were under every bed. But this is the '90s. Get real It's the new age of conspiracies. The butcher, the baker, the can- dlestick ruak.er. They're all proba- bly one of them. ~ • aDITOlt'S NOYE: The Reel Critics ~ column features movie critiques : written by community members i serving on our panel. ~ ~ovie r eally 1 makes you think l o K, I won't beat around : the satellite dishes. I l really liked this movie. : It's not what you'd expect from 1 a summer science-fiction .llick, : but this Robert Zemeckis- Aliens. BEM's (bug-eyed mon- sters). And LGM's (Little Green Mens). Bad English. but kinda alliterative. Cigarette smugglin', green card totin', latte drinkin', welfare abusin' scums of the known Ul)i- verse. Appearing in more shapes and si7.es than a DNC donation list, and nearly as disgusting as what you'll usually find at the end of a first-grader's index finger. Wll1 Smith helpl tn the birth of Baby Redglck tn tbe Id-ft acUon comedy ''Men tn Black." ! directed adaptation of the Carl l Sagan novel makes you think. : Jodie ltacked by Lojacks so they don't be hitting the roads Jack, it's up to the agents of yet another three-letter government agency to keep these cretins of creation from further defiling the green hills of earth. You see, earth is a kind of way station, a sanctuary if you will. for the Ii.red, the poor, the huddled masses of garden variety ETs exchanging persecution on some planet in the oonst.eDation Helluvalongwayfromus for perse- cutioo on the Planet Barth. This is the ptemise for the umpteen million dollar movie "Men In Black". And a dull one it is. Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith are Agents K and J of the Immigration and Naturali7.ation Se!vioe. Sooieone old and some- one new, they make up a Flawed Squad that sboulda been Leslie Nielsen and Eddie Mwphy. Sporting weapons any 1Tansformer would be em.bar- Now on tbe Water in Newport Beach A traJibon of a trul.y FloreldUu ClliJine conlinuul SERVING LUNCH & DINNER For~ Please can 673-9500 25f £.-1'.mcCOIR ~ H.wpott 8-:11 rassed to brandish, said agents ! Poster are also armed with a pocket-l expertly sized Forget-0-Matic, a.llowtng l plays an those so exposed to not only not : astronomer remember oontad wtth the alien l who listens riffraff but to ~nately ~ for signs of clic:daim prior ge in front : extraterres- of any congreaiooal sub<Oin· : trial life. She mittee. ~ discovers a So for 00-plus.minutes we're 1 signal from subjected to S5 words emanating ; a star system from two-btt mtnds as the robber l light yea.rs Peter Ada.n•Jt•n BEMs battle the monochrome i away from MIBsIGds will probably like this : Earth. The signal is a set of flick -it'll give them new ideas : instructions for a machine that for acts of masticating turpitude 1 will take one person into space. at dinner. ~ What the movie is really About the only memorable : about though, is how the citi- alien knucklehead from this dog zens of earth react to the sig- of a movie is a semi-planlig:rade nal. •Texas Chainsaw Musaae• The theological and philo- reject whose gyrolCOpe is askew sophical questions arise from and who obviously bad no expo-the start. Science is pitted sure to Emily Post in his fonna-again.st faith. The movie shows tive years. . how it's nearly impossible to "Men in Black• really is dim 1 have a separation of chwch in fact, and let me leave you with : and state. Poster's character is two words for slackjawed. low-l questio'hed about her belief in brow movies worthy of your non-: God and comments that as a valuable time. scientist, she needs some sort "'Ilemors. • • Beetlejuice. • -----------1 of quantifiable proof and that : none really exists. i When she finally returns : fTom her trip across the uni-i verse, she has no physical lest ·TMI Food .. Or•• Colntr v• by the~ reldaJ. u appcmd in The Bat Of OranF u>uru:y Section; Aup 1994 LUNCH • Dtt-8 • CRlllMG • TAICE OUI' proof. She wants the world to have faith in her that she saw what she saw. •contact• bas some plot boles. The theologian played by Matthew McConaughey seems to show up in the pic- twe at some odd times. President Clinton hu a recur- ring role-(vta special effects) that is more humorous than helpful to the movie. It worked in •Forrest Gump,• but not here. I have faith -faith that if this movie scores at the box office, we will see proof of the sequel, •further Con~act•. • PETER ADANAUAN. 43, llvm In Newport Bud\ with his wife ~ three ~ He Is MtlonM 1MM9ef ·of the spedal martcets dtvtslon fw Vlvttar Corp. Jodie Foster's star shines bright 4 We loved this sci-ti movie! At one time 01 another we have all wondered if there ls life beyond our tiny sphere. Aft.er watching •contact• you are a believer. As a young girl, Bllle Arroway's (Jena Malone) 'inter- Gayaad81D Kelly ests in astron- FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1997 contained too much excessive baggage! The plot drifted way off cow:se. We rate •contact" Two Ships Upl • GAY WASSAU..Mft I Y, 57, is the edi- t0< of a Balboa newspapet" and ls Ktive in the community. la1. KELLY. 55, is an industrial engineer. Film harks back to sci-Ji greats Provocative, compelling and passionate. That's "Contact,• a biumph for director Robert Zemeckis ("Forrest Gump") and his star, Jodie Foster. "Contact• is an old-fashioned sd.-fi story focused on humans and personal values, such as written by the masters of the genre in the '30s to '60s. People like Asimov, Bradbury, Heinlein, Anderson and Ellison. It is also endemic to the quality work of Cart Sagan; the fihn is based on a Sagan story and dedicated to him. Rightly so. "Contact• postulates again the inlriguing theory ot aliens in outer space. ~ is said leYeral times in the film: •An awful waste of space If nothing's out there.• The settings, lighting, photog- raphy, visual and audio effeds enhance the story and produdion values and in subtle ways oon- tnl>ute to the theme ot man's quest for both immortality and redemption. Foster glows, both as actress and character. She is utterly believable. In the role of Ellie Arroway, she is a veritable Joan ol. Arc in her passionate pursuit of truth through sdence. Her beloved is a young the- ologian {Matthew HENRY 'N HARRYS M<..'Conaughey), whose own per- sonal truth is based on God. His cogent support ot these beliefs bas won him national adulation and political relevance. Herein lies the dramatic conflict of the picture. The main characters are fully realized and there are some sub- tle touches like the blind scientist. · Ken. a valuable member of FosteJ's team and not an anom- aly. You have David Drumlin (Tom Skerrtt), a bdlliant. not overly scrupulous scientist You have James Woods as the sardonic bureaucrat beading the National Secwity Council. playing tm own political games. And you bave Angela Bassett. ~:".""""'!'=--~ a shrewd and Eleanore Humphrey imautab1e government aide. It's not a solemn movie. There are many sunny narrative moments and lots ot fun with clips ot person- alities from I.any King to Bill Clinton. most of them digitized Naturally, there are many scenes using the sophisticated technology '1 today. Some of these impresslve sequ.enoes are perpetuated a shade Jonger than necessary-the usual roncessk>n to the 18-to-35 target audience. A movie for everyone. whether sci-ti or love-story buffs. • EUA,._ Ht,11 .. NY, ·~ 65, • !Ms in c.osta Mesa rd Is • political junkie inYolll'ed with sewtal city mmmit- tees. t1Gt1, ESTABLISHED 1962 Steak•Se.afood •Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 GOAT HILL TAYIRI OUR IMPORTED BEERS ON TAP. 72 HOURS I DAILY PILOT ·- -·~ ':' BY.Jl.Cln•* 1fl(N-1fl IAT1Mll I= 111 ClnlCT ... 11) -=Er.I ·~--n -~ 11) ~-r;~· --1. -·-........ lll"!'l'P.ft!IP.tlrr.P. ... 72 HOUllS I DAILY PILOT RUOAY, JULY 18, 1997 Fats and Pearl offer up bl.ues gems By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot T wo blues greats whose careen combined span more than 100 yea.rs wW grace the Orange County Pair's Meadows Stage tonight and next weekend, HarmonkaPau,a320- pound harmonica player who has been bu1ldlng his chops since he was 4 years old, and blues guitar teacher and per- fonner Bernie Pearl. team up for two acoustic perfonnances tonight and perfonn with a tun band next weekend. 1be 69-year-old Fata is the smger and frontman whose antics and singing style are aJways a crowd-pleater. ·He's kind of amazing to me,· Pearl, 57, saki. •He's over- weight and be gm short-wind- ed and be wa.lb with a cane but stf]) gets up there. He absolutely loves performing. His objective .ls to please the people -that keeps his sptrlts going.• Paa was born Harvey Blackston, the first of 13 chil- dren. in 1 fYl7 LouiliaDa. He recorded and pedormed with Lou RaWk, Saro Cooke, Wolfman Jack and Rmgo Stair. He joined the Bernie Pearl Blues Band back in 1986, and when they started to perform as an acoustic duo, played mostly c.over tunes that Pata knew from his -40-plus years as a backup hannooica player. "I've bad to come up with a style that matches bis intemi- ty, • Pearl said. In 1994, Pearl encouraged Pata to start recording bis own songs. •1 said, 'Create your own identity so some day you'll walk into a dub and tbey1l be dotog your aoogs,' • Pead said. The duet now play mostly original bmel, tome of which they have slated for the faUt Peart said he's looking forward to playing at an outdoor venue. ·one bonUI ii that you get the full range of ages,• be said of the fair. •1 love the young· It.era; the Httle girts between 2 and 5 who really put on a show." Peart is a musician and blues guitar teacher who grew up in Haamodca l'all llnd Bende PMr1 perform on the Me•dowl sage .a CM Onnge County Fair toalgld and July 24. Los Angeles and started to play at the age ol 16. He toured with many bluet Jependl. iDduding I lgMnin' Hopldm and Freddie King. When be IDCmld to Loog Beadl in 1980, be pioneered the •Notbin' But the Blues'• radio show oo Kl.ON, and put together the Long Beach Blues festival Harmonica Pats and Bernie Pearl wtll perfOIID tonight at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. and with a full band July :Z.C at 7 :30 and 9:30 p.m. Performances are on the Meadows Stage and are tree with price of fair athn•mon. fair highlights fo~ the week FRIDAY • Favorite Rodt Contest (Youth in Motion Building) -10 a.m. • Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest sponsored by Hometown Buffet (Times Heritage Stage) -2 p.m. • Tijuana Dogs (Wine Courtyard) - 5:30 and 8 p.m. (abo on Sunday and Monday at 6 and 8 p.m.) • ·Jewels of Oasis• Belly Dancers (Cal Spas Centennial Stage) -7 p.m. SATURDAY • Junior UYestcd Auction (l.Nestodt Arena) -9'30 a.m. to 5 p.m. • 1\Jttj Frutti 8edWe Hairdo Contest (Times Heritage St.ge) -1 p.m. • Best ~ Suftr.me Contest (Home I Hobbies Stage) -3:30 p.m. • Lawn Mower RKeS (Grai dstand Arena) -5 p.m. • Crazy Hone Steak House Une Dancing Demof IStration {Spotlight StlgtMsual Arts !!!!Q! SABATINO'S !!!! Building) -6 p.m. SUNDAY • FredcJes Contest (Klds' Stage) -1 p.m. • Bat¥on Mood Belly DMlCers (Cat Sp. Cent.Mnlal Stage) -4 p.m. • ~ ll'OOm5 the Old f~ W111 by Jeff Green (Home a Hobbles Stage) -6 p.m. (also on Monday at the same dme) MONDAY • Chm for Junion presents 1 d1eSS c:haJlenge futuring giant dleS5 board (Youth In Motion Building) OUR MEALS ARE ATRIPTO MEXICO -noon • Tropical Feast for Teens by Jan Mongell (Home a Hobbies Stage) -2 and 4:30 p.m . • Lel Making by Uko Miura (Island Staget'Home & Hobbies Building) -3 and 4:30 p.m. • Tops for Kids by Sam Mlgllazzo (Home & Hobbles Stage)-3:30 p.m. and Helddns UJntest mmes Heritage Stage) -1 p.m. • Tl Leaf Shirt by Kim Hanne (Island StageMome A Hobbies Building}-2 p.m. • Folklorico de Cofores (C.I Spas Centennia1 S~) -6 p.m. • Joe Studdarcf (Meadows Stage) -7 and 8:.30 p.m . THURSDAY TUESDAY • O.sis Senior Ukulele Jam • Creations in Oay = O.C. Seslk>n {T'lmM Heritage Stage) PoflJmer' Clay Guild & -11 a.m. Hobbies Building) -all day Gt~entJGrandchild Look-A· (ttvough• all"'-·) r----------------------., like Contest (Times Thursday. .,,.,,, ARUNGTON CONCERT SUES : HeriUge Stage) - • Shell Blowing AD oonoett:a 6'art at 1 and g p.m. , 2 p.m. Contest span-: • Senior Golden ~oung~ns •TODAY: Emilio ; Wedding. opet'l to •SATURDAY: John Cafferty 1 couples married SO (Times Heritage and the hfter 8fOWn a..nd l ye.n or more who Stage)-1 p.m. • SUNDAV: "'·-~ Rio 11 would like to • Haku Floral '' · ..,_"""" Wreaths • MONDAY. Jws of Clay 1 renew their wed- Demoni1ratioo • l\JE5DAY: JOJ1 Felimno I ding YOWS. Couples ~Garden • WEDNESDAY: The Gap e.nd I must pre-register Stlgelfish a • THURSDAY: Owis L10oUx I by 12:30 p.m. Floral 8uUdlng) L.---------------------"' (T'fnteS Her~e -2and3p.m. ~)-1 p.m. • H.walian Lulu by J.n Monget1 • Ntfty AfW Atty (C.I Spas (Home & Hobbies Stage) -2 p.m. Cenannial si.ae> -3 and 5 p.m. • Armlnd l&Ms lig Band (l1'nes • 11.WnYMd Fiilfilon Parede and Het1tage SUge) -a wMf ~o p.m. JUdgtng (l.MltDdt Ami) -6 to l:JOp.m. ~y •Avina U ~Rodeo •cam., Mnnct. Ttopic.al tt.t (Grincitend AreN) -8 p.m. + FRR>AY, JULY 18, 1997 By Jennifer Klein, Da~ Pilot She can't claim to be the face that launched a thousand ships and if you passed her on the street you probably would- n't recognize her. But as soon as June Foray speaks tou riJcognize·the lilt. You try to recall where you have met her before. Then you realize that her angelic voice was r=le for saving Christmu r the town of Whoville by elting the heart of the toughest guy in town, the Grinch. In addition to little Cindy Lou Who, lhe ii a1lo the woman behind Witch Hazel, Natasha and Rocky of •The Rocky & BuUwinkle Show,• 1'weety'1 Granny and Yosemite SunMy • .My Z7 Peul Rodriguez )~···~'.." .-• • " ; -' • ·'· ~I :::! .... ~ -_""!'• n HOURS I DA.ll.Y PILOT • Sam's wife. Voice artist Foray has been accompanying children through the wild world of car- toons for decades. Now, you can catch a glimpse of the woman behind the voice today from 1 to 9 p .m. at The Chuck Jones Showroom in Corona del Mar. Foray's appearance will mark Jones' latest limited edi- tion eel, •Rabbit Recipes.• The eel features Witch Hazel and is signed by Foray and Jones. There will also be artwork fea- turing her other characters. •rm just delighted (about attending) because Chuck brought me over to Warner Brothers to do Witch Hazel,• Foray said. Foray never intended to become a voice artist. She began her career as an actress in Hollywood, but that changed when Capitol Records put her under contract to do children's albums and comedy records. Soon, Disney caught wind of her talent and she provided voices for characters in "Cinderella,• •Peter Pan" and various shorts. Foray: also freelanced )¥1th Warner Brothers, where Witch Hazel, Rocky and Natasha and Cindy Lou Who came to life. •11ove all the characters I do because each one has a dif- ferent character,• Foray said. "There's a part of me in every one, both emotionally and affectionately.• To make reservations ·and for more information, call 723- 1900. Meet Jane Foray, the voice behind sadl cartoon charaden • Wbch Hazel, Na•Mba and Rocky of •The Rocky & Bullwinkle Show,• at The Chuck Jones Showroom tonight. &•&P• GrandltandArena ACTION In the Grandatand Arena Sun. -WM • M1 20 twv 23 • 8 & I PM ....-Yuzulk. 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P1Sher's ailing body and ound are stimulated by walks and rides in the car, and his favorite event of the week: i"unday afternoons at the Tale of the Whdle saloon af the Balboa Pavilion He Slllgs along to "Danny Boy,• ·Ain't Mlsbehavin'" and "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" and quietly hums to himseH when he's not in the spotlight. "He doesn't remember my mother and she died 27 yea.rs ago.• Penny said. "Sometimes he doesn't even know who I am. But he'll remember Tim's name.• 1i.m Jones, a 41-year-old self. taught pianist, IS Fisher's lifeline. Pounding out show tunes and standards from the 1910s, '20s and '30s, Jones said Fisher has the same Tomantic singing style of that era. "The people here are inspired by him singing because he's from that time,• Jones said •A lot of people who get old give up and die -but not Adam.• Jones recently bought a small public address system and micro- lk fllU'ju.d ~4, ~'DeU ~ COSTAMESA Power Lunch or Family Dining Bntakfast Wicti Dimer Late SUpper (Ii a. Cat.ring ~---· ~ ,. . .~ ~ -.. -_.,~ Although Adam Fisher suffers from memory loss and illness, he still - thanks to his daughter and a good-hearted piano player - sings every Sunday at a local restaurant Ad.am Fliher Sings a IOft lrlsh ballad at Tale ol the Whale. are t h e k ey o f l i f e STORY BY NAN C Y CHEEVER • PHOTO BY DON LEACH phone to help the frail man's voice project better. ·1 think it's helping him live longer.• Jones said. "It's really rewarding having him come 1n and sing .1 feel like I'm part of something sped.al• Doctors say Pisher is suffering from dementia -an umbrella term used to desaibe n\emoly Joss and other related symptoms -and atrophy, a duinkage of the brain. But there is some ques- tion as to whether tt is caused by Alzheimer's or another disease. He's on anti-depressant med- ication that helps alleviate his nervous habits and aDowl him to settle in and watch •Oprah" or attempt a aossword puzzle now and then. His conoept of time is distort· ed. He often iemembel:I events from long ago as if they hap- pened yesterday. •1 golfed 1n a tournament three months ago and woo $1.()()()," Asher said. although Peony said the toumamant actu- ally took place in the 11MOs. He can't answer simple ques- tions like what type of food he's eating, but he can ratdedf the name of every single song Jones plays. ·12th Street Ragl" be announced. pointing to the piano. And though he may seem confused, his countenance reveals a cahnness. His watery bright bhle eyes and white whisk.en show the unique char- acter of this tanner minister and once avid golfer, singer and organ player. He does remember that he ' ..... ., ' ' .. ., : ) ', ( r I(•,'\ I FREE I I I 1 Bowt with 1 I Purchase Of anyl ~YI WtiOle Salad I ~I . I was bom and raised in Scotland, and ckJm a beret with bis family's plaid to prove it. When he's feel- ing espedaDy Spiy, be sbtdfles along wttb the music. stopping to smile at awestruck admiren. Adam and~ share a tiny one-bedroom upstail'I apartment on the Balboa Penimula. A spunky 41-year-old redhead. Penny Mid she 90IDetimes can't keep up with her fathets zestful attitude. "He wants to go out again even after we·~ been out all day,• she said. •He wakes up at 3 a.m. singing 'I want a gal just like the gal who married dear old dad' This is bis thin9-the thing he looks forward to. About m monlhs ago, Penny began wt>eeHng •Dad• down to the bistodc saloon where Jones FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1997 plays Dixieland jazz and ragtime music eyery Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. He seemed to enjoy it. Penny said. tapping bis foot and swing- ing his arm to the beat Then one day be started singing along, and when his broken hip healed. he was up and standing next to the piano. "I thought he was jumping up to go to the bath.room. then he started to sing along,• Penny 5$ld. Beverly and Cluck Humphreys like to sing and dance along with Fisher. •He giVes you a feeling that you never get old," Beverly, 70, said. "It sure beats watdling TV." Sometimes Chuck and the other regulars tell jokes and change the words to the songs, but Adam likes to sing them exactly as they were.written: •tet me call you sweetheart ... rm in love with you ~· let me bear you whisper ... that you love me too." He was a custams agent iD Canada and an tnsunmce adjuster until the age of 62, when he got a degree tn theology and became a minister in Thcoma, Wash. He's been manied four times, but cannot remember any of bis former wives or three of his dlil- dren. Fisher was an active senior until two and a half years ago, when be was reported missing and eventually wu found in bis Glendora apartment UDiCODSdous and st.mOUnded by what Penny said were thousands of Hershey's chC'COlate bar wrappers. Penny became bis prlmary caregiver about a year ago, when she pulled him out of a board and care fadlity. "They would have just Jet him rot ln them,• she said. •They just ignored him and left him tn bed all day.• At the end of last SUnday's performance, an admirer walked up to Fisher and put bis band on bis shoulder. •vou have given my wife a lot of good memories," the man said I FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1997 ~·· RIVIEltBOAT RESTAU.RANT ()i bord 1he 'Pride d ~ Ar......tioet. Home Of The Nl!lwpcn HmriJor NllUCicel MIJtl8UfTI ~Reuben E. Lee) Is Open From 11 ~ Looch, Dinner Set Sun Brundl Sam (c:m.d ~)~Needed Only For Weddings. ~ ()-Pi'Ma Plrdea). Al Major D'edlt Cards Accepted. l..oc8i:ed fll 151 E. Coeat Hw;. ~Beech, CA 92660 (714) 673-3425 fmc 673-7864 CHARLllES CHILI l.oc-.s IC ~I Place (neict to~ P.-) Ill ~ Beech. Hain: Mon-Tiu 7 :CXJam.12 ITlldnlght W9ekands 7:CXllm3:CXlam. /lirrwT., Via, °'9ccM!w', Diner's Cub No Awa ..-ii. N9edld. (714) 875-7991 ZUlllU ~ lnc:ludw. Ribs. Oldcen, 9aalc & Lob6ter, Pnme Alb. Pizza. ~er. Pl"lcee Range From $3.95 And Up Hour&: 11 :309m 1Q:wn • Oocktaila ii 11 pm. Q'9dit Cards l'okX AccetX.ed Awa ....... ~ Needed l..ocflca:l llt 1712 PlacentJa. O>Sta Mlllla (714) 84S«S 1 THI:' CULINARY WRAP Fr&lh, healthy intemetlonal dellceaes wniwed wnn.i a !let roll. Open 7 ~ • WM6t from 11 :CDwn . 9.CQ:>rn Located Ill ltle Hi11Jwt Squwe. 250 E. 1 7ttl Street. 548-4400 LIE CAP'IEIHYATI' REGENCY IRVINE Celfcmie 0-./Mldita ..... St.,-Bn.nc:h. cu~ Bnn:h car-. d ........ ~ ulada and ~· •smmp, •Pencekas Oacar end an •Clrn119tte st.don. Lommd IC 17!'.Dl Jan-Oor'98 8Mj . lrwle (714) 915- 1234 JC21CX3 lilua: 1 Ollm-2pm. Awa 'YtltlOl IS l'llCCllTWTl80d but nae ,.. 111 y. JAVA CllENTRALE A Eu~.._ gD1.rnWt caffae ceft. Locetad et 3420 \Aa Udo in ~Beedl. Open 7 ~MF &1~ DISCORD IA The ......,. ~ C8fe. -d an.com. LoclCed ll the Llib 2930 Br'illD " Qlla Mlm. (714) 427-5855 RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA Locetad at 251 e-Pacific ea..&~ n Nilwpor't Beectl. 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CoD Ml9a (oornr d AllcN & BrWlzlll 241-1444. for....., 9!51-2!00, -241~ CAPE INDIGO 'Ml.after IP""* pim, s--. bu°'glr'. mndict• & lrcigD ........_ ~ 7 m,.. 111m-11pm & 11~ 12pm ~ & SllLfdl¥. Locad • the ....., PoR ~ r:.c.: 9()1~ SolAh a:.. OrW. 641.0COO AVILAS llL RANCHITO /lUlwrt1c MulC8n Food, WICh Tl1t ~ ..... ----a-& A New~ a.illne. Qw Miii gm.._ Hlua: Wlch & Onw: M MIP' 0.... r.dl Atxlllsad. u.:..t • 2101 ~. a.a Miiia (714) 642- 1142 and 2eCD Nlwport EM.. Newport Beectl (714) 67:!>6855 Ml CASA I.Ar mema _.. now e trip ID a.je • well es Maldcx>. Now offering fl9tl tll008. Phone et.ad for arder9 "°9>· Hcu's Oatfy From , 1 :CXlam. Ill Major 0-.. c:..de ~. l...oclltad At 296 17th a.. Cc*8 M9a (714) 645-7628 AM AC HI Sulhl & ~lD Go. ~ Bar. Al Major 0'9dit Cerda. Located At 2675 INir18 lttia .. (Acro88 From Newport Golt Calree) [714) 645-5518 LA CAVE MeRI n:.bille; Ulbltr. Qwb, Slrimp, a.lcs. ~ ~ Fn. & Slit. Fmw Rib, fUI Ber & \Nine I.& c..a er... I-bra' lJJndle& 11 :~:30 -Dnner Mon . .s.t. From 5:3Qm. Vile, Mn '•cad, Chn Qt>. l..oclad At 1695 INne ltt/a., (And 171hs) Neer- ........... Er•'811111rt a.. Me8e (714) 64&7944 THE BARN STEAK HOUSE Menu ......... sr..a. fnletl Altl. OlicU'I, Blrgers &-Salada. Pricee AallQ9 f'orun $3.75 Rr Lunch & 56.25 Far Omer. lilua: Mon . .S.. ~ 11 em Far Looch 4:oopm Man . .fn.. on.-3:<nm. S& & a.. .. Mljar' 0'9dit Cll'dl ~ Ux:emd At 23DJ HertJor El. f31. ea.a Mam (714) 1.S777 THI: ARCHES The premun ... end~ holae In'"'-County since 1922-s.w,g bdl Man . .m. 11 .30lm ~ 3:CQ>m OJww' ·..wet~ urd 1:00lm. l.oc*8d on~ BcUiMrd & a.. Hwy In ~'*°'· (714) 845-70?7. . . ' .'I-'' f,' u .. 72 HOURS I DAILY PILOT ROYAL KHYlll:R AMrd winrq c:uilline d India. Open for Ulch MF 11 ::n 2:CQw'tl. Cloeed for londi Sat.. Stnjey brunch 11 :30-2:30. Dimer ~ from 5;~. Locetad at 1CXD Br'lltDI St. Nor1tl Cal now for,..........,,. 752-52CX>. NIKI'S TANDOORI EXPRESS Voled the '1 lnclen l'eltluer'C in cnnge Q:iunbJ. 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