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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ·School changes .coUld mean hectic schedules • With plans to open Rea and Davis as fifth- and comes to logistics. Principal Ned Hall said most par­ For bis part, Pomona Eemen­ the fact that she will have to add "There's a lot of logistical ents seemed less than satisfied tary School Principal Kenneth Kil· another school to her list when her sixth-grade campuses in the fall, some families will issues to be addressed," said Lau­ with the plans for some 125 stu­ lian has seen few people upset son starts at Rea in the fall. Whitti­ have children attending two schools. ra Yourex, parent of ·a soon-to-be dents to start at Davis. But he said about the decision to send about er will have a dramatic c;hange in sixth-grader at Davis and a past­ he's had several "calls about 100 of his fifth-graders to the Rea enrollment, with some 250 fewer to new carpool routes and hiring PTA president of Sonora Elemen­ when school hours are - that's facility. students on campus. By Rachel Fischer, Daily Pilot teachers and support staff. tary School. ~rm not worried the biggest concern [parents) "I think parents feel a little "Having four kids and having Though it will relieve over­ because I live [nearby). ... But have.H more comfortable [because) the them all at d.iff erent schools, it NEWPORT~MESJ\ - In the crowding while trustees search most of us do take our children to Paularino Eementary School older students are going to the doesn't faze me, ~ said Marin, a wake of last week's decision to for permanent school housing, school [by car) ot walk them to Principal Brooke Booth, who will new location," he said, adding Costa Mesa resident who was also open Rea and Davis Adult Educa­ the decision to reopen the two school. We're going to have to see just under 200 of her fifth- and that Rea's location only a half­ on tbs committee that studied the tion centers as fifth- and sixth­ centers as satellite campuses for learn to carpool.• sixth-graders start at Davis this block away makes it "more like issue of student housing. Hit's the grade schools in the fall, .parents older, elementary-leveJ students Basic questions about the fall. noted •there are questions an extension campus." lesser of two evils. 'Jbat'd be and administrators are bracing for from six Costa Mesa schools switch remain unanswered. (from parents) about who the staff Whittier Elementary School great. if we have (children] all a chaotic academic year, adjusting may still spell a hassle when it Killybrooke Eementary School will be.• parent Eva Marin is resigned to together at one school."

I I "' I I ", I I> Newport weighs idea of joseph n.bell auto mall • Officials look for ways to compete for sales revenue Another dive with neighboring cities. into water By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH - When it comes to revenue-producing busi· district fight nesses in the John Wayne Alrport area, Newport Beach just doesn't ere I go again, letting measure up to neighboring Irvine issues get all muddied up So a conuruttee lS now weigh­ H with people. ing the city's options - including After doing a column a few creating an auto mall, attracting weeks ago in response to the bigger businesses and putting car comments of Dave Ferguson of rental agenoes i.n one central loca­ the lrvine Ranch Water District tion. regarding its acquisition of the The city's Econonuc Develop­ Santa Ana Heights Water Co., I ment Comrruttee has been scruti­ ru.zing the airport area for more was determined not to write than a year but recently hired a about th.is clearly parochial sub­ consultant to study the problem ject again. Enough was enough. The businesses around CdOlpUS Then 1 got a call from two Drive, MacArthur Boulevard, board members of the Mesa Birch Street and Bristol Street JUSt Consolidated Water District sug­ don't generate sales tax revenues gesting r might like to he'ar their Monica Conlon holds a picture of her cat, Oscar, who was killed llke their Irvine neighbors, New­ point of view over lunch. Since I earlier this month on Minorca Drive. Since then, area kids have port City Manager Kevin Murphy seldom tum down lunch and it been working to get signs put up to slow down drivers. said seemed only fair to listen to both "We need to look at the land sides, I was waffling on my reso­ A positive uses out there," Murphy said. lution when a Pilot editorial "He was everybody's cat," The accident has brought Ne,vport Beach faces a few came down hard - very hard - Monica's mother, Lois. said "He neighbors together; some fear obstacles m culling sales tax from the com.merdal land near the air­ on Mesa. I guess that made me went to everybody's house and one of their children could be check them out in person. ate everybody's food." next. A year ago, neighbors port. For instance. speaal land use Nobody could be that bad. CAT-ASTROPHE Lois Conlon said neighbors urged the city to paint 25 mph on restnct:Ions mean builders have to I'll admit I went to the meet­ the pavement along Minorca Dri­ · pay the Irvine Co. tf they want to are now urging the city to place a add on to buildings. Also, the glut ing feeling not at all kindly Children of Minorca Drive neighborhood sign stop sign at the comer of Andros ve, but it did little to slow toward Mesa. I didn't buy into Street and Minorca Drive to slow motorists down. of car rental agencies produce no taxes for the city because their all the diabolical suggestions in petition asking for speed bump or stop sign drivers down. Neighborhood children poked the editorial, but l was irritated yellow and white flowers and an point of sale is at the airport, wtuch A petition circulated in the is county property that Mesa had chosen to step after pet is killed by speeding car neighborhood will be given to American flag into the edge of the curb, nearby where the cat Improving the land uses could into a done deal and'muck it up traffic manager Peter Naghavi mean more offices or more hotels after aUowing it to get to that Story By Susan Deemer • Photo by M a rc Martin along with a petition signed by was killed. They placed half a dozen signs on either side of the - or even an auto mall or a car stage in the first place. And I the neighborhood children rental "mall." Plans won't take was angry that Mesa had COSTA MESA - Nine-year­ speed bumps or a stop sign to The three children who wit· street pleading with motorists to slow down. The temporary signs shape until the corruruttee consid­ opened a legal can of worms old Monica Conlon 's cat, Oscar, slow drivers down. nessed the cat's death were pret­ ers recommendabons. ty shook up, said Yosha Zimmer, appear to be working for now. that could delay the resolution of hadn't come close to living all of "Everybody cried," said Mon­ "We'll see if there is any interest this matter indefinitely and cost his nine lives when a speeding ica in a quiet voice. whose son, Tunmy, wrote the Amanda Chester was one of · by some property owners in everyone involved except the car ran him down last weekend Tears fell from the eyes of both petition and got neighborhood three children who witnessed the bundling parcels," said committee accident and later helped put up lawyers a whole pile of money. on Minorca Drive. children and parents in the children to sign it. member Richard Luehrs, president So that was my stale of mind Oscar was just a kitten when neighborhood when they learned "We really need speed the signs. of the Newport Harbor Area "We did it so that people wtll when I met Hank Panian and he was given to Monica for her of the accident that claimed the bumps," said Timmy, who Chamber of Commerce. "U we do remembers every detail of the slow down," said Amanda, 9 Dana Haynes. Panian, the board fifth birthday, two years ago. Her life of their half Siamese, beige that, all of a sudden it goes from a feline friend with the big blue accident that day. "We don't want "So that the cars won't hlt the veteran, is an American history mom doesn't want her to have couple of attorneys or offices to a another cat unless the city installs eyes. anyone to get hurt or anything." kids." substantial million-dollar sales tax • SEE BELL PAGE 10 generator "

.------~------~------, l\DF'\ NOT SO IRRELEVANT West Newport feels slighted Mr. Irrelevant XXD, who CLASSIFIED .••.....••.11 quarterbacked Army to ltl •While city will spend Ken POUC£ FILES • •.••.... .' .2 belt-ever football record lut $540,000 polishing up the Kuhlmann PUBLIC NOTICES ...... 10 fall, ll ln Newport Beach today wants lo peninsula, West Newport get West SPORTS •••••••.•..••.8 as Irrelevant Week begtna. residents feel they've Newport SURF UPDATE ...... 2 It'• a week of celebntton for cleaned up, the lut player aelectecl In the become the 'forgotten land.' lnclud.lng \\. I-' \ I' II I· H recent NaU.onal football ~ the cluster college draft, Ronnie Mc:Ada. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot of overhead clrd8d by tbe s..-1ow1 power lines ...... ,._Green.., ..... NEWPORT BEACH - Ken along Kuhlmann swears the residential Seashore s.spor11.,...1. streets in West Newport look no Drive. better than they did when he moved there in 1977. And no bet­ ter than the streets in Los Angeles DON LEACH when he was born there in 1935. I C>All'f "'1.0l And no better than Mexico, Where be vacationed recently. chronic problems: absentee "Thi is one of the richest The utility poles, stuck right in landowners, transient tenants, towns in the United States,• he the middle of the sidewalks and unkempt houses, higher crtme. said. "But West N :wport Beech ls casting a virtual net of criss-cross· Kuhlmann, 62, hasn't gotten the forgotten land." ing wires over the street, really involved in past efforts to under· City officials have beard lrritete him. ln fact, he's pretty ground the neighborhood's utility Kublmann's complaints a thou- sure that getting dd of those could poles, but now he knows the be the key to solvlng the area's problem lsn't going away. • SEE NEWPORT PAGE 10 . - Newpon 8Hch/C.osm Mesa Daily Pilot 0 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997

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NEWPORT BEACH • EDrTOR'S NOTE: Do you or someone Scholarship named you know have a landmark birthday or nacy R. Baird, 35 of Redlands anniveBary coming up7 If so, we'd like Gregory M. Freitas, 31, of Man­ to lndude It In our Almanac section. hattan Beach Pleai.e call the Information Into the Michael L. Danner, 34, of West in honor of outgoing Readers' Hotline, 642-6086, fax it to Covina 646-4170, or mail it to City Editor Tina Borgatta, 33& W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa, Ray L. Hull, 41, of Murrieta callf 92627. You may also i.end pho­ Michael P. Davis, 28, of Newport tographs, but please be sure to include Beach assistant principal a self-addressed stamped envelope if Tod L. Denevy, 31, of Riverside you'd like It returned. Gary E. Bergum, 55, of Costa Mesa Lu Matos has garnered immense Richard Siroonian, 54, of Irvine DEATHS respect from his students over the years COSTA MESA Most recent deaths as reported Henry Deolivera, 70, of Costa • 8 V J ENNIFER KLEIN, DAILY PILOT • to the Orange County Recorder's Mesa Ortice Ronald J . Conti, 41 , of Costa COSTA MESA Mesa • Willlam P. Maloof Jr., 75, on Jorge Perez-Quiroz, 28, of Costa orona del Mar High May 13 Mesa School students really • Bettie S. King, 73, on May 15 Sergio Silva-Perez, 25, ,of Costa C like him. In fact, they • Lloyd L. Lamarre, 67, on May Mesa . like him so much that last Sun­ 15 Joseph M. Morris, 29, of Costa day the senior class named an • Ina C. Nelson, 65, on May 16 Mesa annual scholarship in his honor. • Claro A. Najera, 39, on May 20 Jam.ilyn L. Bradley. 31, of Corona Who is he? • Joseph C. Craveiro, 61, on May del Mar He is Lu Matos, assistant 13 William M. Petrocella, 58, of • Bryan D. Hoel, 35, on May 18 principal of Corona del Mar Huntington Beach High who after 10 years of ser­ • Vera P. Mc Ginlay, 96, on May Mary L. Pozzi, 63, of Huntington 19 vice is retiring at the end of this Beach academic year. • Christoffel Van Wortel, 67, on Jason R. Howe, 27, of Newport Matos was surprised by the May 19 Beach scholarship. NEWPORT BEACH "Frankly, I'm overwhelmed,· • Wilham M. Sansarn, 39, on May LEGAL CIAIMS he said. "It's a little embarrass­ 16 NEWPORT BEACH ing .• • Robert L. Tacquard, 79, on May • E. Maureen Halpert of New­ Senior class officers came up 12 port Coast filed a claim June 4 with the idea of establishing a • Linda D. Tidwell, 84, on May 14 for damages to her car April 14 scholarship, which awards $100 • Elissa Udkoff, 62, on May 15 at 3601 E. Coast Highway in to a student who has overcome • Harold E. Mandell, 71, on May Corona del Mar. Halpert claims a tremendous obstacle during 15 she hit a pothole covered with four years at the high school • Sol I. Baron, 81 , on May 17 water and is asking for $445.90 and bas flourished by senior • Robert M Donnelly, 54. on May plus the cost of two days' car year. 17 rental. ·• Mdrguerite R. Lund, 84, on May They didn't want this year's 18 senior class gift to be just • Rene A. Mortelette. 91, on May MARRIAGES another plaque on the wall. A 17 scholarship would not only be a Most recent marriages as report­ gift that kept on giving to the • Steve R. Eaton, 83, on May 19 ed to the Orange County high school students, but it • ShMon L. Miller. 51, on May 16 Recorder's Office. • Graae R. Bissonnette, 73, on COST" MESA would be an appropriate way to May 16 • Gabriel Rodriguez and Isabel recognize Matos. • John J . Joyce. 85, on May 11 Gomez, married on May 13 in "The students respect him MARC ,MARTIN I DAILY l'ILOT • Gdry B. Lovell, 70, on May 15 Santa Ana and feel it is a pretty appropri­ Above, Lu Matos, assistant principal at Corona del Mar High School, does some paperwork In • John E. Martinich, 84. on May • Philip E. Saleh and Denise J . ate honor for someone who has his office. Matos ls retiring this year with a scholarship se! up ln his name by the Associated 19 Lavigne, married on May 13 in been here for 10 yea.rs," said, Student Body for students showing the most improvement tn their four years. Santa Ana Tara Kuehl, supervisor to the DUI ARRESTS • Jeffrey A. Cox and Stephanie student body. E. Pfaeffle, married on May 10 in The scholarship will be the conunittee plans to ask taking part in the decision-mak.\ pupils will be student teachers The following people were Huntington Beach administered by an informal Matos for his input regarding ing process. He plans to slow · / at National University in drrested recently on suspicion of • George W. Lindquist and Rose conunittee that currently the winners of the award, since down.during bis retireme~t. but· Orange County. dnVIng under the influence. M. Wilson, marrled on May 14 in awards other scholarships to he will have been in close con­ will continue to off er his advice Matos is touched by the stu­ These people have only been Santa Ana students. tact with potential recipients. and expertise to students. dent recognition and feels it is arrested on susp1c1on of a crime, • William J . Bowley ID and Gina This time though, those •a nice way to say goodbye." dnd, as Wllh all such cnmes, they L Carro, married on May 15 in For the next couple of years, Matos is looking forward to ctrl' mnocent unW proven guilty. Santa Ana

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' .~ ' ' • Newpon Be.ch!Co.ta Mesa Daily Piloc WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997 Traffic fees just got cheaper for developers Belushi's band pulls But some council members are concerned lowering $143 million, he said. Three years ago the fee was traffic lillprovements caused by out of county fair levy for builders will mean millions less in cotters. The city charges trip fees to $228 per trip, but a year later the dny traffic generated by the developers that build new devel­ council voted to reduce it to $200 I development. COSTA MESA - Jun opments or to those expand exist· per trip. The city adopted a city- I Mayor Peter Buffa suggested Belushi and the Sacred Hearls By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot •It makes me really upset ing developments, thus generat- wide fee of $228 per trip in 1993 the city consider using a portion Band, the rhythm and blues because people say, 'Why don't ing new traffic. - Before that, since the 1980s, of its sales tax revenue to make band fronted by the brother of you fix the roads in this town?' When there is more traffic, city comedian and Blues Brother COSTA MESA - A decision developments north of Baker up the shortfall NaghaVJ Wd!> and I say we don't have the mon­ streets and intersections could Street were assessed a $668 per directed to compile a !Jst of John Belushi, has pulled out of by City Council members Mon­ ey ... we're just getting ourselves reqwre improvements such as its scheduled July 15 concert at day night to lower traffic impact trip fee. opt10ns for the councll to cons1d. farther and farther and farther widening freeway off-ramps. So •r congratulate the council on er the Orange County Fair. offi­ fees by 25% may make the city behind," Somers said. the one-time fees, assessed at the cials said Friday. more •business-friendly," but ta.Jung one more step in the nght City Counc1lman Gary Mona. Peter ~aghavi, the city's man­ time the development is built, are direction by malun9 the fees m hdn believes the fees are still too Belushi's band had been set ' so~e city officials say the ciJy ager of transportation services, based on the number of trips the Costa Mesa more in parity with high at $150. He said the city to perform a free concert as a can t afford to lose the estimated said the city's 1991 General Plan development generates. those around us,• said Ed Faw- needs to be competitive 1f 1t headline act dwing the 17-day ' $11 million for basic road mainte­ calls for $177 million in traffic The local business community, cett, executive duector of the wants busmesses to locate here fdlf, wtuch begins July 11 . A nance and improvements. improvements over the next 20 however, has complained for Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- · our traffic fee 1s one of, Lf not conflict with the band's Euro- • City Councilwoman Heather years, yet c.urre~t traffic levys, years that the city's trip fees for metce. the highest, m the county," Cit y pean tour forced the cancella­ Somers, who vo'ted ag~st the called trip fees, already leave a new developments are one of the Th~ fees are part of the eligi- Councilman Gary Monahan said tion, offiaals Sd.ld. reduction, explained the current shortfall of nearly $132 million. highest in the county. In some bility requirements for the "The fee has become so high lhdt Fair offioalc; swd a replace­ · fees barely paid for street mainte- The new trip fees will increase cases they are six times higher Orange County Measure M pro· it's become a discouragement for ment act will be named soon. nance. · that shortfall by $11 million to than surrounding cities. gram and are designed to pay for new development "

Arches bartender hospitali.Zed after nighttime brawl LOW • LOW PRICES & '/ERY f;, T NEWPORT BEACH - A New­ The witness then heard a sound, Those in the restaurant during said he thought Gambmo had suf· KENNY 1/, port Beach man was arrested Mon­ as if someone had fallen against a the assault said they were baffled fered a stroke when he SdW him day night after allegedly slugging wall, and found Gambino outside I about how it happened. lying semi-conscious m the park­ a 63-yl!ar-old bartender at the on the ground with blood coming " I'm totally confused ," said mg lot. PRINTER Arches Restaurant, knocking him out of the right side of his head, Wd1ter Bob Behmanesh, 49, who "When I got close to Chdrlie, I 1n• .. t-J:.r'-'-'r'f'J..~ •:.... 2SOJ21J to the ground and sending him to Heinecke said. said he's known Gamblno for saw so much blood, l couldn't the hospital. Gambino, who was listed in sta­ about 20 years. HWhere did they believe 1t ," he said. "It was like d David McCullough, 48, was ble condition at Western Medical go? What happened? We don't bathtub." arrested around 9:15 p.m. on suspi­ Center in Santa Ana on Tuesday, know how it happened." McCullough posted batl dnd eono-Plush cion of battery with intent to com­ only recalled walking out of the Behrnanesh described Gambi· was released Tuesday morrunq, Stain Proof • Hard Wearing mit great bodily harm at the restau­ restaurant and then the medics no as a reserved, controlled man police said. rant in the 330Q block of Coast helping him, Hetnecke said. who is not prone to bar fights. He -Christopher Goffard Highway after apparently striking bartender Charles Gambino, also $ 87 of Newport Beach, police said. SQ. . ' Accordirlg to one witness DEBT YD . accolint, McCullough challenged CHBCI.A&s Cost Effective Gambino to a fight, and the two • Legal Solutions CO~·~SOLIOATION WHOLESALE walked out of the restaurant NowFonning Serving Quantity Users au roo.tr BAr"1~\RUPTCY together, said Newport Beach ,Oii .. • Apartm•nt Houses • Carpet lnstall•n police Sgt. Fred Heinecke. $1 GO STARTS • Old Custom•rs • Mgmt Comp;tnits Kids/Adults ,••• • O.wrators • Contracton ~ 24 HOUR 0 N LY /l ~· Appoi11tmt>1;1 S,,.Clalizing call 714/222-6611 In cla/ms RUFFLES +S25,000 Info Tape 722-0420 for info • (714) 760-8775 lit 957-2533 B~LBO~ <:~RPET ~ULLS, INC. UPHOLSTERY L EGAL-€>PTI ONS 629 Terminal Way #20 • Costa Mesa wt.re Ytw 0... C..tn .... ~T T<.. >t<,...., I ...,..-...._A l · ~VV Smee 1974 1922 HAllOl llYDwCOSTA MESA · S4a-11S6 • CLASS OP •97 CLASS OF '87 Coron• Del M•r­ Coron• Del Mar Hlgh School High School - t10tt5 (.lltiO~ (l~~. co~~~ co"~~~\,

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Newport leadt Med.le.al 9uUdln1 n l Plu.a David Wu Chang EJ llandlJto • Corona del M.\r Newport leadt Pollce Dep&mnent l.uh"a"rt'ah Christopher Eric Svensson U Lulchlto - Santa Ana Newport leach Pollce lmployees' Association Zweber Corona del Mar Phannacy Sarah Marion Chesnie Kevin Michael Swinney Olive Chiang Mia Elise Gamble Bradley Packer Johnson Jennifer Lynn Morgan Kacey Rae Taormina Kelly Ann Christeson YISa Garcia Ryan Christopher Johnson Scott Christopher Muckley Steven Charles Tartaglini Connie Maria Chuang Mabel Gaxiola Arash Kashani Jennifer Lynn Munroe Benjamin Thielen Kevin Alan Clougherty Genelle Maureen Gentry Michael Hughes Khoury Brian John Murphy Jacob Anthony Trrabassi Julie Michelle Cohen Kristin Arny Gingold Jacqueline Soo-Yotlllg Kim Tarlan Ariana Nahic:li Laura Jean Tocko Gregory Edward Coleman McKenna Leigh Glasgow Taejo Kim Jeanne Barlow Nalbandian Derrick Wen-shiuan Tong James Brady Colton Scott William Glassmoyer Robert Morton Klase Ryan Alan Niedringhaus Angela Trankiem Robert Marinus Contant Brandon Joseph Glenntlll Courtney Erin Lamb Erin Jennifer Nielson Tma lrankiem Athena Marie Coy Brooke Elissa Goldman Jennifer Cannen Lee Julie Katherine Norton Reagan Elizabeth Tucker Elizabeth Anne Crowe Elena Anne Goodman Richard Haechan Lee Michelle Golsa Nowroozi Toshihiro Umezawa Susan Lorraine Curtis Corey Jon Gority Richlee Stephan Levine Alyssa Gail Nye Peter Joseph Wall, Jr. Donald Collins Davenport John Paul Gostanian Nicole Pilar Lewis Keri Anne O'Keefe Thomas Arden Ward Brendan Robert Davis Laurel Michelle Hafer Eric Steven Lobosco Thomas Frank O'Meara Lindsay Brooke Waimington Joseph William Decarlo Nathan William Hanshaw Tate Marshall Luesebrink Peter Ondrejmiska Sarah Ashleigh Weeks Joshua John DelRio Justin Allen Harder Paul Donald MacMillan Mary Patricia Orbe Laura Ellen Weeshoff David Alan Di Sano Taylor Barrett Harper Patrick Mansour Shaheen Justin Panahi Carter Stevensen Weir Helena Kerstin Dinger Ashley Ann Harrington Elliott Marks Jane Hyunjoo Park Stephanie Alyson Weitzman David Adam Dobyns Margaret Mary Hauke Heather Koleene Marshall Samantha Nikki Pash Lauren Nicole Welsh Nada Bahrani Dorsey Daniel George Hedley Penny Marie Marston Gregory James Patterson Scott Michael Wicken Adrienne Nicole Dubin Anna Rebecca Heilig Catherine Ruth Martin Chelsea Nichole Percival Kara Ann Willgeroth Tanner Joseph Durham Sara Jacqueline Henle Michael Henry Matti! Marisol Barbara Perea Ryan Thomas Williams Pamina S. Elgueta Justin Michael Hewko Scott Malcolm May Matthew James Perry Kayleigh Lynne Wilson Kurt Steven Ellison Lauren Blaire Hietbrink Michael Brandon McClellan Kasey Kristine Peters Cynthia Ann Wittmann Christopher Joseph Esposito Jason Lee Hokanson Nicole Marie Mcintosh Robert Bullard Petrina Jennifer Dawn Witucki Erin Michelle Etchegoyen Adam 1}'ler Hoover Robbin Alicia McKenzie Charles Ragan Peyton Christopher Gordon Woodward David Fattal Blair Richard Hoppe Royal Ron McMackin Victor Santiago Pineda Dustin Bailon Wright Carlethy Chicas Flores Richard Thomas Hossfeld John Lyman Meier Jonathan Marin Piraino Ingrid Yang Matthew Carlton Poster. Matthew Peter Hoyt William Morgan Messenger Brooke Noelle Price Brooke Ann Yarbrough Shahriar Foulac:li James Hsu Faith Anne Mickler Kathryn Elizabeth Prince Noriko Yatsunami Tara Fidalgo Franklin Reza Jahangiri Rose Mohajer Jamie Nicole Raabe Sean David Young · Nicholas Marlon Friend Vanessa Elizabeth Jamieson Melissa Anne Mohr David Montgomery Rager Erica Christine Zoelle !. Newpon Be.ch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997 •

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Richard Daniel Aaron Sivalee Anne Plummer Christian Bosby Shell Ethan Ag Poli Adams Christopher J . Polovina Andrea A. Alexander Q,/flewport d/tdrbor 8!Jrads go/hank Melissa Corirme Pomeroy Damien Isaias Alvarado THE.FOLLOWING BU SINESS ES Heather Anne Porter Rafael Ambriz The Newport Harbor Grad Night committee wishes to thank the following busl n~ses and individuals for their generous dona,ions and support m making this yea(s Megan Hilary Price Andrea Jean Anderson Grad Night a most memorable and sate night for our seniors. A very special thanks. also. to all of the Harbor High parents who spent countless hours planning, Daniel William Pulido Ross Lowell Ander.son constructing, and execu ting "Grad Knights & Maidens Faire: Our gratitude goes to all who helped with fund raising, securing auction items. prizes. food, and clean· Autumn Nichole Puro up It couldn't have happened wi thout you I We also wish to thank all of those who made donations to this event after we went to print. Alexis Zorn Ariza Mark Daniel Ranallo Matthew Gregory A Place For Nails EITontoGrtll Lloyd's Garden Shop Stecks Alda Grey Salon Etc Etc Etc Lona, ltm & Ian Steven-Thomas Antiques Jason Andrew Rausch Armstrong ALLPRO Forms 1R1ck Bowen I Festival An1sts f R1ck Chapmant Los Angeles Times Sulhvan Shtrley Tiffany Lauramae Reaves Kristine Heather Arnold Alta Coffee Figge Photoeraphy Marconi Automou~e Museum Summerhill Floral & Gifts Celina Marie Reehl Allan Ross Arthur Amehas Fis km Kathryn Margantav1lle SunHower Bakery An Alfa1 r A La Carte F1vtCrowns Mane Callendars SunHo•ur Natural Bakery Shane Michael Reese Luana Felicia Ascencio An Amencan Cafe F1our Bill & Martha \\ass1mo s PIZZ.a Su rfs1de Sports Miguel Angel Reyes Shad Michael Ashman Anderson. Kalle Flowers By Mom Mc Coy Dtdc & Dale Sutton Place Melissa Marie Richardson Jason Philip Aston AOMAlrlines Franks Flowers Meyerhol s Tah111 Vacations AVCO Fmanoal F'rench s Cupcake M1Casa Tale Of The Whale Julio Cesar Rincon Katherine Theresa B 1·s Pizza Gates Shenff Brad M1m1sCaf~ Talley Frank & Sheny Benjamin William Ritter Badenoch Bad Bay Cate Ge~s M1ss1on Control TCISSIO Bill Robin Lynn Rivera Bad Bay Rowing &Running Club Ceoree Hoae Family Foundation Mothers Market &Ki tchen Templeton s Salon Breanna Joy Badorek Bagel Me Georgia Pac1f1c Mullen Mike The Cannery Sara Joyce Robinson Miquilaue Mechete Bajker Ba1a Fresh Girls Gym N H H S A S B Store The Cheesecake Factory • Lesley Marie Roller Jason David Ban Balboa Bay Club Glascow Pat & Martha N H H S Drama Boosters The Crab Cooker Balboa Beach Co Goald Travel N v care The Eldelhauser Family Daniel Hale Rollins Shana Maurenn Bannert Balboa Boat Rentals Godbey Stephanie Newport Beach Country Club The Colden Trutne Reagan Roney Emily James Barker Balboa Boat Yard Golden. Mike & Jill Newport Beach F1ref1gh1ers Assoc1at1on The Greenhouse Omar Herrera Rosales Bandera Grand Pnx Performance Newport Beach Coif Course The Irvine Company Ian Michael Barnett Bauer laguar land Rover Grant Boys Newport Beach Police Employees Assoc The Newport Beach f'1re Dept Spencer Lee Rose Bryan Patrick Bauer Bauer Dick & ludy Great Western Forum Newport Dunes The Newport Be3ch Pohce Dept Francisco Javier Ruelas Craig Don Benefiel Bay Harbor Management Services. Inc Green. Bob Newport Landing Restaurant The Newport Workout &Spin Asylum Erik Vincent Runfola Beacon Bay Auto Wash Grey Goose Newport Landing Sport Fishing The Pizza Bakery BretM. Benziniller Beacon Bay Enterpnses Cnffuh. Rodger & Cheryl Newport Mamon Hotel &T ennis Club The St lames Family Leah Marie Salazar Bryan Alan Bernal Bernath Carol Grubman Seymour & Kim Newport Rib Co The Starving Artist Sandra Salazar Arturo Castelo Bernardino Billy Reeds Palm Spnngs Haller lad Obeg1. loe &Ann Tide Offtce Supply Bistro 201 Hanagan s Unocal 76 Oh Those Donuts Tov.nsend M1 ke & Diana Rosendo B. Salinas Matthew Jason Bernath Boettner Andrew H1 Time Wine Cellars Orange County Fatr Travis Textiles Erich Anton Schader Jordan Bilbeisi Boss Manne Ho Sum Bistro Orange County Museum Of An Tiompe LOe1l Heather Marie Schnetz Bov.en Richard &lamce Hobie Sports Ltd Oysters 1\1.mPalms Alicia Joanne Bisson Boyer Electnc Hom Blo.. er Dinmg Yacht PF Changs Tu.o \\heel One Planet-Sea Schltitnn Jessica Nicole Schott Melissa Anne Blakely Bro110n Garth & Brenda Hom lert PO S H Gentlemen s Clothing Ucc1fem Bob & Vanda Dale Eugene Seal Benjamin Andrew Boettner Bukaty Fehoa H~att Newporter Pac1ftc Symphony Universal Studios Claudia Maria Sermeno Cal s Caddyshaclt Hyatt Regency Irvine Paddle Power V11laNma Andrew Brent Bosley Cameo House Photography Ice Chalet Palace Park V1lli1£e Crean April Leanne Shand Kenneth Douglas Bowen Cannghl Clark & Robin Images Newport Parker Marguente Vons Justin Evan Shapiro Greg E. Boyles Cannght Patt) ln·N-Out Burger P1d Up Sticks Warmington Homes Mark Shen Catalina Flyer lnlematlonal Sports &Events McJrketing Lid Ptlgnm Sa1hng Cruises Warmington Jim & V1die Helen Mae Bradford Catalina Hotel Me1ropole lssays Restaurant Pizza Bakery Warner Spnngs Ranch Brad Sherwood Ashley Brakesman Ca1ahna Island Coll Course famba 1u1ce Ptua Hut Warner Springs Spa Katherine Larose Shields Catalina Passenger Services lames Albert Salon Planet HollY"'ood Watson Bill & Nancy Lindsey Bressem Ce1ley Glen & Bobbie hm Dow Designs Plums Cafe & Ca1enng Well~· M 1chael & Jodi Cortney Jordan Simos Donald Clark Bridgman C'est S1 Bon lohn Dominis Poh D1stnbu11ons Wher\!house Cody Michael Simpkins William Keith Ch1h s Corporation Office San Diego lohn L Blom Photography Pon OCall Wild Rm:•15 Scott Howard Sims Ch1h's Newport Beach Jolirfe Cheryl Pyramid Fence Wllmas Patio Deanne Lynn Bryson Ch1mayoG11ll lolly Dolphin Quiet Woman Wilham A Tass10 Insurance Emanuela Sipa Tlffine Eve Buchholz China Palace Restaurant· Ion Flagg USPTA Tennis Pro Ou1cks1lver 1Amy Patr1ckl Yankee Tavern Matthew Allan Sloane Gabriel Fonseca Bussiere Ciao Mien Restaurant lones. Denice & Stan Ralphs Ziggy Opttcal Tritia Andrea Sm.ildzins Classic Hand Car Wash lordan Heather Reehl Mike Janelle Lynette Cabassa Coffield leff & Tammy lordan Ken R1vers1de Resort & Casino Jennifer Elizabeth Smith Heather Anne Cadarette Colleen Lohse Al Slevens &Cross lordan Suzette Rockreat1on Kelly Anne Smith Collopy Billy tuha Cross At Steven & Cr0:.s Rose Ned & Sally Kevin Burnell Smith John Patrick Cadenhead Cookie Classic Kaplans Deli Rub1os Wesley Kidder Callaway Costa Mesa Animal Hosp1tal Kayak s Rubys Nicholas Anderson Smith Katherine Lee Canright Costa \\esa Stationer.. Koo Koo Roo Scampi Marta Solcova Crar; Ceoha LA Dodee~ Sea World John Peter Cappello Crazyhorse Steak House LA Lakers Stt s Candies Adrianna Solis Gina Diane Caro Darrell's Tux Shop LA. Philharmonic:!> Sit Pepperoni s Pizza Store Ilar Soltani Roberto Carlos Casillas oavev s Locker Sportr1sh1ng Land RO\'er Newpon Beach Shape Up Nev.1>0rt Steven William Sparks David Bnan Design Lawson Landscape Service Sherry-Fran Inc Rory Elizabeth Castanon Del Taco Lawson s Landscape & Maintenance Service Simpkins Randy & Kay Andrea Ruth Sparrow Matthew Glen Ceiley Down To Eanh Landscape Leeper George & ludy Simply Nirvana Jason Michael Spies Oufheld Electric Boal Co Lesley George & Cina Six Flags Cal1fom1a James Sasha Stauffer Nicole Renee Chavez Dunn-Well Carpel Cleaning Lewis Maura Something Na111ral Courtney Alyson Cisek E vE N Sisters Liiiie Lauren Southwest Airlines Michael Robert Steel Guillermo Enrique El Ranchllo Mexican Restaurant L1v1ng Desert Museum Sparrow leff & Cher, I nacy Jeanne Stephan Cisneros Jason Arion Stimac Marian Esther Clayton Carolina C. Fraga Catherine Rose Jacques Michael Austin McClure Kathryn Garolyn St.James Kevin Frank Clifford Josiah Donald Fredriksen Garrett Lewis Jansma Judy Ann McCormick Lisa M. Swain Shannon Patricia Coffield Eric Russell Freeman James Reed Johns Jeffrey D. McCoy Elizabeth Alana Sweet Barbara Anne Cohen Scott Cory Gaiber Brandon Anthony Johnson Morgan Lucas McElfresh Jason Bradley Szolomayer Mario Alberto Colin Jorge Garcia Ryan John Johnson Adrian Alfred Medina Christopher Scott Tackaberry Desiree Delia Talley William Raymond Collopy Enrique Garibay Paul Stanley Jones Summer Kay Medler Katrina Rose Tangen Cavan W. Concannon Ariel Martin Gavilan Heather Dawn Jordan RachelWrightMenkes Katherine Chandelle Tassio Lindsay Marie Cortes Kasha Annette Geohegan Meredith Hope Juergens Kristopher Dana Mesenbrink Christie Helen Tibbets Jesus Gabriel Cortes Erin Ann Glasgow Tobin Hall Junowich Lori Lee Metcalf Yeny Lopez Torres Kami Mei Courtney Makenzie Terrill Glover Michelle Julie Kagasoff Christin Diann Milan Brad Patrick Torrey Amanda Gail Crabtree Lori Anne Mitchell Vanessa Elizabeth Godbey Adriana Karagozian Daniel Tibor Townsend Sterling Thomas Crosson Kamyar Katouzian Marcos Mite Grant Matthew Gold Cesar Alberto Trujillo Allison Jean Croteau Frederico Monge Eric 0 Gonzalez Ryan Benjamin Kennedy Edward L. Truxton Heather Rose Cubbage Matthew Steven Moreau Stephanie Anne Gosselin John Patrick Kenney Aimee Julie Tsong Peter Vincent Cunningham Joanna Helen Morgan Whitney Janssen Greer Elizabeth Mary Kent John William Ucciferri Jennifer Singleton Dabbs Andrew Merrill Gregg Jennifer Eileen Kettley Phillip Scott Mosier Christine Farah Darkhor Katie Sanae Ueno Matthew Edward Greiwe Joseph Terry Keyes Norma Estela Mota Brent Timothy Davey Joseph Steven Urban Rachel N. Gruner nevor William Kimmel Stephanie Much Cathy Yanett Davila Christopher William Vaala Nadia Guillen Ryo Kitano Molli Gayle Mullen Casey Starr Davis Elisa Valenzuela Juan Luis Gutierrez Marsha Kourbatova Cara Nicole Mungo Heather Lyn Davis Jose Luis Valenzuela Veronica Cecilia Halderson William Thomas Kreutzkamp Erin Colleen Murphy Susanne Erin Day Cynthia Vargas Meghan Annmarie Haller Brad Fitzgerald Labass Leah ·Marie Myers Darci Lynn Debrona Heidi Rose Vaught Jessica Michelle Hanbury Amie Lynn Lamantia Steven M. Nelson Jason Glenn Deere Christine Thanh Mai Vu Patrick Dennis Harkless Matthew Anton Large Bruno Mulay Nepo Tomomi Deguchi Sunny Vunder Howard Sius Lau Michael Paul Nestor Valerie Lynn Delay Christopher Lyle Harris Christopher P. Wakim Amy Louise Lear Anna Niemczyk Javier Antonio Diaz Helena Emerald Hawkins Donner Stuart Walters Scott William Niven Cathy Bich Do Amber Lee Hawley Sommer Nicole Leblanc Molly Dee Warmington Garrett Arthur Nuzum C. Cbeyanne Donley Janel Gail Hehr Chas Wilson L~per Phillip Paul Warther Catherine Marie Obegi Ian Matthew Dorish Brandon Helin George Chesley Leeper William John Watson Ryan Michael O'Donnell Kyle John Duncan Jeff Lawrence Henley Amy Evelyn Lesley Erik Kenneth Weigand Grady Peter Dunne Alex Hernandez Jennifer Anne Lewis Gregg Spencer Ohlhaver Katherine Anelga Weikel Micah John Durkin Josue Antonio Hernandez John David Lincoln Raymond David Ohrel Ethan Matthew Wells Colleen K. Eadie Megan M . Hilbert Todd Michael Loftis Emmett Olvera Catherine Elizabeth Werner Erik Samuel Edler Cameron Burton Hill Thomas Arnold Love Manuel Ornelas Gregory Howard Wertman Dean Alden Ekdahl Kelly Marte Hill Liam Dylan Madigan Nancy Patricia Orosco Heidi Nevelle Willert Jennifer Michelle Ellis Becky A. Hilts Sylvia Madueno Daniel Salvatore Otting Alethea Beth Williams Thoi;nas D. Fahey Michael Rolf Hoevel Rory David Malone Tennyson Silver Oyler Quintin Colin Wise • Michael Scott Felton Patrick Timothy Hogan Jeremiah Benjamin Mann Jeffrey Matthew Pardy Rami Kamal Wissa • Argith Jozeeth Fernandez Richard Dean Holder Matthew Joseph Manne Paul W. Park Simone Camille Woodward Meaghan Ferrall Nicholas Alexaneter Holines Christopher Anthony Marino Gregory Michael Parker Heather Koren Worthing Joanna Lee Fielder Leilani Mabina Huebner Dahlel Isaac Martin Adrienne Lauren Patterson Lindsay Ellen Wright Anthony Nicholas Flores Omar H. Hussein Beatriz Martinez Steven David PenCe AlriCk Joseph Yuill Annemarie Fluor Cameron Forrest Jackson John Michael Martinez Simon Perng Jacqueline Nicole Zanibrana Jamie Michelle Foley Michelle Lynn Jackson Jose A. MartineZ Shannon Therese Phillips Jovan Zivkovic Newpon BHcb/Cona Mesa Daily Pik>t ·• WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1997

Costa Mesa High SG

Gretchen Dolores Stacey Ann Paulhus Adelinund Jessica Marie Petrus Oren Amos Alfi Costa Mesa High Chantay Angela Peyton Angeles Alvarez Kieutrinh' 1bi Pham Chanel Anderson Mikhanh L. Pham Arnita Apte Toan Thanh Pham Mirinda Beth Arellano Tuan Huy Pham Ricardo Arreola Suzette Pinili Gilberto Martine~ Ayala Jennifer Lynn Potter Jose Jesus Ayala Grad Nignt i97 would like to thank the following for their donation of goods, money or services, all Camilla Llnda Powers Israel Hernandez Barrera of which have helped make this year's safe and sober celebration a big success: Sean Mahlon Purcell Monica Beltran PLATINUM LEVEL SPONSORS John Battey Magic Mountain Lynn Rennie ($500 OR MORE) Al & Deborah Boyer Marriott Suites Costa Mesa Sonia Beltran George Hoag Family Foundation California Pizza Kitchen MeNEds AmyM. Ria Beatrice Benavides CiOLD LEVEL SPONSORS • Circuit City, Santa Ana Newport Ski Company ($250 OR MORE) Coca Cola Company 'Nike Town Brian Keith Riggers Amanda Lynne Benson Bank of America (Harbor/ Adams Branch) Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Store Norms Restaurant Francis Lawrence Rocha IV Coit Draperies Color Me Mine Orange Coast College Jaime Marie Benson Costa Mesa City Employees Association Conroy's Flowers (Harbor at Baker) Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center Josefina Mineyra Emily Joy Benzinger Mesa Bingo Boosters Container Store Orange County Fair Rodriguez Kevin Spinney Design Costco Orange County Performing Arts Center Jean-Louis Besancon Les Thompson Costa Mesa Country Club Jeff Parker Maria Rodriguez Ermila Bijanjan Rex and Pat Tompkins Or. Daily Chiropractic Pepsi Corporation SILVER LEVEL SPONSORS Domino's Pizza Piecemakers Joy Noel Rodriquez Shirley Joan Blassman ($100 OR MORE) Echo Hair Design Joseph Purcell Jerri! Rigos Rwnias Sheila Marie Bolt Automobile Club of Southern California, El Torito, Irvine Ralph's Market (Fairview/MacArthur) Newport Beach Office Estancia Grad Night '97 R&B Plumbing Tma Arisa Sakai Ja'nea Chemeice Boolanan· Baker Rentals Family Fun Center Red Lion Inn Edilberto Sanchez Alexa Nicole Boyer CMHS Administration, Faculty & Staff Fountain Bowl Nadine Rennie Davis Family Jim Ferryman RockReation Luis Javier Sandoval Lynette Rae Brimer Diamond Sign Company File Net Rosalyn's Restaurant Grimm Performance Brian Karl Schreyer Lakisha Edwina Brown Bev Gallacher Ruby's Diner Ice Capades Chalet Grant Boys Sam's Club Armen Puzant Seikeldjian David Scott Brownell Skip and Jayne Kacer Great Western Forum Laurie Miller Schwartz Kiwanis International, Costa Mesa North Guizno's Smart N' Final Ivan Semerdjiev Michael Clark Cannon Lil Pickle Grad Night 1996 Parents South Coast Repertory Theatre Melissa Elizabeth Sharpe Janet Delrnis Carpio Mesa Consolidated Water District Growers Ranch Market Sports Chalet Mesa Prtde Harbor Radiator Cqmpany Stateside Garment Traders Kristi Pam Sheng Jaime Soto Carrillo Nabors Cadillac Heads Up Hair Company Jana and Kim Sullivan & Family Scott Brian Slater .}on.nie Ray Causey Noise Noise Noise Hornblowers Dinner Yachts Super Antojitos Plaza Copy Dan Howse Talbert Medical Jaime Marie Smith .. ,alvador Federico Ceja Ponderosa Mobile Estates Hughes Family Markets Target Stores, Irvine Stephen Travis Smith Aaron Mauricio .Redondo Beach Marina Ingardia Bros. Produce Tiffany & Co. Southland Corporation ln-N-Out Burgers Tower Records Heather Marie Snyder r ervantes Theodore Robins Ford Johnny Rockets Universal Studios 1'v'fatthew Michael Village Investments Juice Connection Virtual World Eric Garcia Solis BRONZE LEVE L SPONSORS K.C.'s Hallmark Vons Market (Harbor/Baker) Chaisson ($99 OR LESS) Kaplan's Deli Ware Disposal Juan Manuel Solis ADM Engineering & Manufacturing Stewart Kingsley & Melissa Robb Roy & Thelma Watanabe Lisa Joy Steele Amber Rose Coakley Amertcan Institute of Massage Therapy LA Harbor Cruise Larry Weichman & laurte Torelli Sonia Correa Jackie Anderson LA Times Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel Latonya Lavon Stevens Back Bay Rowing Club LA Philharmonic Westminster Lanes Laura Georgianna Stone Lelah Shaleen Cotton Balboa Bay Club LA Zoo Wild Rivers Ha Pham Thanh Dang Barn Steak House Los Caballeros Racquet Club Luis Leonard Suarez Huong Thi Dao .._------' DominikSzuksztul Cody Joseph Giglio Alan Michael Lambert Liliam Priscila Navarrete Jessica Nicol Davidson Justin Robert Taylor Rocio Gomez Huong Thien Le Adam Edward Navarro Samantha Eileen Davis Stacey Ann Thompson Angie Melissa Gonzalez Tirinh Hoang Le Bichvy Le Ngo Keny Lynn Degelman Darian Charles Toles Jesus Gonzalez James Bryan Leahy Andy lbien Nguyen Thomas Layne DeTemple Dean Rexford Tompkins Jeremy Scott Gordon Jenney Daniel Lefever Bang Tan Nguyen Chanel Leah Diaz Krista Noel Tool Kelly Ann Gough Catalina Junghuyen Lim Cathy Lee Nguyen Rachel Lewellyn Dickens Saudiel Torres Elaine Margaret Grogan Benjamin Llra Dominic Thuan Nguyen Tuan Do Ignacio Toscano Kelli Lynn Grondahl Carlos Loza Duong Dai Nguyen Maribel Dominguez Natalie Phuongdung Tran Alejandra Pavon Guevara Colleen Anne Lund Ha Duy Nguyen Jennifer Laurie Donahue Thao Mai Tran Monica Marin Gutierrez An Ly Hai Son Nguyen Jessica Marie Donatelli Karina Urquiza Maria Teresa Herrera Blanca Marquez Hau Tri Nguyen Kevin Karl Duddridge Paulo Zamora Vaca Michael Robert Duigou Kristen Nicole Hodges Floricela Marquez Hien Hoa Thi Nguyen Catalina Delpilar Vargas Sandra Renee Duncan Brandon Everett Hopkins Marcelo Juan Martinez Kelly Ngoc Nguyen Julius Carrido Vasquez IV Jimmy Hung Duong Amy Anderson Howse Saul Martinez Khanhdung Huynh Nguyen Armando Milanes Vega My Thi Duong James Michael Huddleston Aleksandra Matic Long Thuy Nguyen Souphaphone Virachith Thuan Thao Kim Duong Ryan Joseph Irwin Jay Evan McConnick Nhan Thai Nguyen Llnh T. Vu Amy Marie Ekenstam Jamie L.K. Jackson Candice Amber McDaniel Phong Ky Nguyen Tran Bao Ngoc Vu Liana Jina Elkar Agustin Jr. Jasso Moses Adnan Mendez Thao Hong Nguyen Joseph Eloy Jeffers Ramon Barraza Mendoza Thuy Anne-Marie Nguyen Kristina A. Watanabe Suzanne Erickson • Brian Howard Weir Juan Diego Escobar Richard Chung Jin Shianne Joven Mendoza Thuy Llnh Ngoc Nguyen Cavina Faye Wells Christian Cesar Ferruzca Courtney Elizabeth Kasell Yareli Mendoza Uyen 1bi Nguyen Rosemary Lynn Whitman April Rose Fischer Kristen Marie Kennedy Carri~ Rebecca Miller Vu Ba Nguyen Kirt Anthony Fork Koo Hwa Kim Sara Marie Molter Yen Giam Nguyen Sean Thomas Wight Juan Carlos Galdamez Sung-Phillip Jun Kim Priscilla L. Moncada Lucas Limon Ochoa Ian Keoni Wilcox Charity Barberann Garcia Mimy Bigira Kiro Kiro Monica Mondragon Gustavo Israel Ojeda Brian Thomas Witt Juan Carlos Garcia Ojini Kivork Stephen Isaiah Moore Carlos Gonzalo Onneno Joseph Edward Wrkich Martha Alejandra Garcia Frederick Antoni Kramer Tanie Lee Mora Nadia Henninda Orozro Sarah Nicole Yenny Joyce Lynn Gemayel Hai Lai Holly Kristyne Morris Carmela Osorio Veronica Zepeda Nancy George Gemayel Cristina Bach Luu Lam Marianne F. Mullis Brian Thnothy Owen Laura Marie Zingg Daniel Gerchik Yuka S8rina Zirkel _ _ , ___~~My~ - -· ·-- - -·---- ~~uhiro ~~ Mla:~ ___steve Paredes __ , Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Piloc WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997 •

Marilen G. Abbago Nary K. Ouk Gerardo Aguilar Carina Padilla Lucia E. Aguilera Carlos A. Padilla 11 Christina R. Aguirre Estancia Wgh School's Graduating Class of Jacqueline L. Parada Edith K. Aguirre Nubia Y. Parada Daniel E. Akiva 997 and the Grad Night Couunittee Jenilyn Parkin Efren Aldaco thank aD ellowing businesses and organizations for their generous contributions and donation of Maribel F. Patino Julie A. Alvarado raffie pr...... Words just simply cannot adequately convey our heartfelt gratitude for helping to Francisco E. Paz Monica I. Amaya make our Gr.IN~ a wonderful success! Lilian M. Paz '1 Jessica H. Anaya-Iraheta Gerado C. Pelayo Lluvicela Antunez SCHOLARSHIP & GRANTS RECEIVED: Victoria Pelay Marie A . Arbuzow I Mauncio Perez Edith Y. Ardon George Hoag Family Foundation Tanya M. Perkins Wilson D. Argueta California Peace Officers' Association Jeffrey J . Perry Jose A. Arroyo Jr. Marc T. Peterson Italia M. Artiglio AMERICAN EAGLE DONORS/$1000 Nghia T. Phan Sandra G. Avila Avila's El Ranchito Restaurant Kenneth R. Pilger Kristin L. Ayres Eunice Pimentel Billabon ~ U... A Sherry L. Banzon Elisandro Pineda Dario J . Baraggiotta John and Donna Crean Tabitha A. Puhl Antonio Barragan Armando Quinones Beatriz Basurto ·r GOLDEN EAGLE DONORS/$500 Sam Rahimi Jaime B. Erin M. Bergman The Irvine Company Jose F. Rangel Maritza H. Bernal C&E Cassity/Nephronics Management Corp. Carlos Rivera Jason S. Bigelow Nissan Motor Corp. USA Raymond C. Roberts Jr. Jillene M. Black Lucia I. Robles Christopher S. Bright SILVER EAGLE DONORS/$250 Alejandra T. Rodriguez Katherine J. Brooks The American Legion Post #291/Newport Beach Araceli Rodriguez Sarah B. Brown Viviana Rodriguez Jennifer A. Brunick Costa Mesa City Employees A sociation Joseph N. Romero Mark A. Buonassissi John A. Romm Julio C. Carderon BRONZE EAGLE DONORS/$100 Juan C. Romo Ana B. Camacho Advanced Research Labs Mario A. Romo Jr. Melvin Cameros Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club, lnr. Bertin Rosales fredi Campuzano W.H.J.'s Golden Dragon, Inc. Garrett E. Roth Janet B. Cardena Kiwanis Int'l - Costa Mesa North Clu b Isidro Ruiz Marivic J . Carillanes Mesa Pride Briselda I. A. Salgado Melissa L. Carnett Gerson J. A. Salgado Brandon L. Casillas John D. Morgan Cirilo M. Sahchez Adam Castaneda John & Barbara Murray Reyes A. Sandaval Luis A. Castellon Theodore Robins Ford Mayra Santiago Rudolfo Castellon Valerie Torelli/I'orelI i Realcorp Mark W. Scheck Aleyda C. Castillo ViJlage Investments/ITF Harbor Village Jesse C. Scholes Laura S. Cervantes Paula J. Shinners Rachel M. Chaisson CONTRIBUTIONS & RAFFLE PRIZE DONATIONS: Jessica Sierra Sara Charezaie Amelia's Restaurant, Armor All Products, Back Bay Rowing Restaurant, BaJl Park Pizza, Balloons Unlimited, Barn Steak Carlos A. Silva Michelle L. Clark House, Bicycles Pacific, Big 5 Sporting Goods, Blockbuster Entertainment Corp .. Bullwinkle's/Family Fun Center. California Michelle R. Silva Shaun M. Cloonan Video & Repair/ Huntingcon Beach, Carl's Jr., Costa Mesa Country Club, Costco Wholesale/Price Club, Davey's Locker porr Nicholas P. Simich Rosa L. Contreras Fishing, Eden Cleaners, Edwards Cinemas, Friar Tux Shop, Hanour Corporacion, Ice Chalet, Islands Restaurant, Johnny Christine L. Slawson Veronica Cordova Rockets, K.C.'s Hallmark, Knott's Berry Farm, Steve Kreisle, L.A. Dodgers, Mimi's Cafe, Newporc landi ng porcfishing, Mary Jane H. Solomon Amy M. Davitt Newport Rib Company, Newport Ski Company, Palace Park, Performing Ans unrer, Piecemakers Councry Store, Pri nt Eddie Sotomayor Mariapia DeLaJara Mascers, Raging Waters, Red Lion Hotel/Atrium Cafe, Ruby's, South Coast Repertory, ea World, ears, Six Flags Magic lngrid M. Spain Mountain, Sou plantation, Sport Chalet, . umitomo Bank of California. Su percuts, Taco Me~a. Villa Nova Rescaurant, Wal­ Isla F. Deacey Katherine Stapleton Mart/Sam's Club, Larry Weichman, Wells Fargo, Wild Rivers Warerpark. Nichole P. deBerry Andres W. Suarez Amy J . Decker Olive D. Suarez Jason N. Delgado Ericklynn R. Sunga Rachel A. Dickey ...... ~ ...... AubreyD. Swanson Evan S. Taboada Jesse L. Eddings Shernyel M. Khan Jennifer S. Mccartin Lisa M. Grigaitis Elaine M. Tafolla Kevin F. Escobar Hermina Kibin Megan A. McCartin I Michael D. K. Gurley-Gomez Donald H. Takaya Matthew G. Espejo Elvis E. Gutierrez Christianne E. Kirk Erlinda I. Mejia Claudia Tamalatzi Victor M. Estrada Abbie S. Hammond Katherine L. Kreisle Maribel Mendez Taleni J. Tanielu Carrie A. Farrar Bryon L. Harland David M. Lane Aida . Menjivar-Vega Tapasa A. Tanielu Hollie C. Fassnacht Yamel D. Hernandez Fernando Lara Kelly L. Miller Brian R. Thoreen Jeffrey K. Faulkner Israel V. Herrera Christian G. Larsen Ryan W. Miller Melinda B. Titus Christopher A. Felix Teresita de Jesus Herrera Gilbert A. Laurie Michael Miranda Roberto C. Torres Juventino M. Flores Eduardo Hilario Sondra L. LeBaron Gabriela Montero Dung V. Tran Sean E. 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EYE-OPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY Army invades Newport the Ht!isman winner tsn 't treated t{) a /uJl week ofparties and tribtde1 and sJwwered utith a tJwu.:;(uuls gffb. ls her ... waters tonight - P4UL SALATA S&IElOW ... G WEDNESDAY. JUNE 11. 1tl7 S'ORTS EDITOR ROGEi CARLSON, 574-4llJ

r------~------~------, 1 high school boys sports 1996-97 year·ender MR. IRRELEVANT LOWS MAN TROPHY TO McADA • Cross country, football and TONIGHT water polo got Costa Mesa boys athletics off to successful Mr. Irrelevant XXIl, start in 1996-97. Army's most heralded QB, gets toasted and roasted By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot at Hyatt Newporter.

COSTA MESA - U, as many believe, By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot the success of a school's tall athletic pro­ grams has a dynarruc dnd lasting effect on student-body morale, things should cer­ NEWPORT tainly have been upbeat this year at Cos­ BEACH - As ta Mesa High. the signature •' For when It came to boys sports, the Vince Hamade, on the run. event of the back-to-school bunch of cross country, bizarre, mad­ water polo and footbaU did much to prolif­ cap festival erate pnde throughout the Mustangs' known as irrele- campus. IN THIS vant Week, Cross country produced the school's tonight's All-Star Celebrity Lows­ only Pacific Coast League team title, man Trophy Banquet to salute an while football (third place in league) and CASE Army quarterback will be any­ water polo (second) Joined Coach Joe thing but irrelevant. Not to be outdone by the New Susi's harriers dS the school's lone team DON l.£ACH I DAILY PILOT representabves m the CIF Southern Sec­ TALK WAS York Athletic Club, which honors tion postseason college football's top player with Costa Mesa High's its heralded Heisman Trophy Cross country, which also made school triple threat of history by makmg its ft.TSt-ever appear­ EXPENSIVE each year, the University Athletic (above, from left) ance at the ClF StatE' Championships in Club in Newport Beach will pre­ Fresno, featured three of the school's two­ Jaime CarrUlo, Bruce Estancia High player's sent its Lowsman 'ITophy to the sport standouts m Enc Soils, Jaime Carril- Hancock and Ertc pregame pronouncement NFL's last draft pick for the 22nd lo and Bruce I lancock § Solis were the consecutive year, as Cadet signal Other notdble dual-sport stalwarts ~ ringleaders in cross helped propel Mustangs caller Ronnie McAda, Mr. Irrele­ included Juhus Vasquez (football and ':i. cowitry and track and to f7-0 cross-town vant XXII, leads th~ charge in a baseball). Vince Hamade (football and ~ field success; at left, festive formation at the Hyatt Newporter (6 p.m.). wrestling). Jeremy Lefever (football and ~ water polo goalie football victory. wrestling) and Brydn Leahy (basketball ~ In the past, some 6f the biggest Justin Taylor WCI$ a By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot names in sport have attended the and track), while JUnior Ben Felter {foot- u key figure in the ball, wresUmg and baseball) and Todd ~ banquet. Its commander in chief, Mustangs' success. Hylton (water polo, basketbalJ and swim------­ COSTA fVIESA - Wingbacks Irrelevant Week founder Paul ming) spread their considerable talents say the damdest things. Salata, surprises guests each year over eight months of the school year. That was the case Oct. 25 at with marquee names. Here's a sport-by-sport review of 1996- } Newport Harbor High, where an And tonight, to salute· Army's 97 Mustang boys alhlellcs: l Estancia High senior backfield Navy-killing quarterback who • Cross country: Alter sneaking up on ~ +1.0-.-- standout said the wrong thing to was selected 240th and dead last the competition to win the 1995 PCL : tomi ...... the wrong guy - Costa Mesa foot­ in the NFL draft by the Super crown, the Mustangs stood up to the pres- : +Z. lltc...... ,...... ~.... ,... __ _ ball defensive coordinator Tom Bowl champion Green Bay Pack­ ers, will also feature the ~Parade sure placed on any front-runner to claun 1 flnllfi In~ ..... Dhtlf•. UC&• Baldwin - at a most inopportune back-to-back titles l + J. 'hidl ...... , ...._~at.a.• d1w ..... Wllllad. time. of Legendary Quarterbacks,• as Followmg a 5-0 league dual-meet cam- : + 4.. Solis ftwo). MhM Cari1llo-.. Maltlww .... « ...... _mil Ir• Accordi{lg to Baldwin, the host and emcee Salata aims to paign. Bus1's bngade won PCL Finals, : PO. trMk flnlils. Eagle standout boasted to him bring every passer in the civilized world to Newport Beach for his behind the Carrillo-Sous-Hancock lri- : • 5 ...... polo dMdouts Md lbdil ttyftDn (flnt tNln) Md during pregame warmups that umvirate which became known as ·three • JUltln...,... he'd be ta.king up residence in the ever-expanding annual week­ I Chad CINVw (third tMln) wn All-Cl' honon. big dogs," I Mustangs' end zone that night. long circus to help pay homage to Hancock, a sophomore, firushed sec- : + 6. Football tum rnllkes Dlvtslon VIII ~ blanks est.m to wtn To Baldwin, whose competitive this year's honoree. ond al league finals (15:40), where seniors Bell lft)phy. fires have burned on Orange "The Heisman winner isn't Canillo (15:59) and Solis (16:15) claimed + 7. Steve Herzog, Vince Hamade, Jullt.is Vasquez, Ronnie Uevanos and County sidelines for four decades, treated to a full week of parties third and fourth place, respectively. Jeremy Via are first-team all-league and All-Newport-Mesa District In it was like squirting lighter fluid and tributes and showered with a Hancock continued hts torrid postsea­ football. on white-hot charcoal. thousand gilts, is he? ~ Salata son by hrushing fourth at CIF Southern + 8. Hamade and Jentmy Lefever win PCL wrestling titles. •rm so fired up. I'm totally said. Section Division IV Finals, where Solis + 9. Hylton wins league aown in 100-yard backstroke. fired up, H Baldwin fumed to a Former USC quarterbacks was eighth and Carrillo 11th to pace a + 10. Bruce Hancock is second in league, fourth in OF Division IV In cross nearby reporter. I'm tired of hear­ Craig Fertig, Rodney Peete, Paul fourth-place team finish . I ing all this talk about (Estancia 's McDonald, Sean Salisbury and I country and third in CIF Division Ill in 1,600. Solis, perhaps foreshddowing the I backs). Hey, Estancia (5-1 at the two-time Notre Dame-beater unprecedented track success he would ~ ------J ttme anCl ranked 10th in CIP Divi­ Scott Tinsley are only a few ex­ accumulate m lhE' spnng, ran the "race of their record at 19-8. They were 4-1 in the 200 free and seventh in the 100 sion VIll) has played five card­ throwers expected to help roast his life" to hrush 11th at the state meet. league. breaststroke at PCL Finals. board cutouts." and toast the Army quarterback Marcelo Martmez, Francisco Ortiz, Hylton, a mantis-like 6-foot-6 Junior Gene Nguyen (sixth in the 200 individ­ Baldwin spent the rest of his who guided the Cadets to their Alex Martinez and Jesus Gonzalez also two-meter man, led the team with 95 ual medley), James Spunaugle (seventh pregame peppering inspirational school-record third, fow1h and earned valuable pomts for Bust, who goals and was first-team AlJ-ClF Division in the 500 free) and Cleaver (eighth in the verbiage at Mesa players, fifth consecutive victories over prcused his runners' hard work. n. 200 free) also made league championship prompting concern from head Navy during his three years as a "Us going to State Finals is the best Justin °Taylor, the team captain who final appearances. coach Jeny Howell that the veter­ West Point starter. thing to happen to tlus team, to the school, broke the head coach's school record for • Baseball: Graduation depleted a talent an assistant would blow a gasket. McAda, commissioned a sec­ to Uus program." Busi said single-season saves v11th 311, was also base that produced back-to-back playoff •I told Tom he was going to ond lieutenant last month follow­ • Track and field: Sol.ts, who lost his first-team All-CIF, while Junior Chad trips and the Mustangs finished 7-17, 2-13 have to get his blood pressure ing his graduation from the U.S. junior postseason to leg UlJunes, worked Cleaver (39 goals) was thJ.rd-team All-CIF. in league, despite a 6-3 start. down, because I didn't want to Military Academy in West Point, fervently LO the off-season to insure no The alorementloned tno earned fi.rst­ Vasquez earned all-district recognition perlorm CPR on him," Howell N.Y., will have no chance for such fate would befall tus swan song as a team all-league laurels, while teammates for the second time in his three-year said audibles tonight, nor will he give prep. Alex Soria and Jimmy Walters, both catching career. after hitting .360 with one The already emotional atmos­ any orders. McAda may be used M1Ss1on accomplished juniors, as well as sophomore Hunter Tay­ homer, nine doubles and 20 RBI. phere surrounding the 30th Battle to strict schedules, but there's no Solis, who openly coveted Robert lor, were second-team All-PCL Senior Layne DeTemple hit .347 with of the Bell between cross-town timetable or deadline to complete C~t Grego's 1981 school record LO the 800 Junior Kris Montgomery earned honor­ 13 RBI and posted a 1.68 ERA in 25 and Pacific League rivals tonight's ridicule. (1 :55.3), broke it no less than four tunes able mention. mound innings to also garner all-district was significantly enhanced on the McAda, who went to West during the postseason, including an • Football: An inspired 17-0 triumph over recqgnition, while Felter did the same by Mesa sideline. Point to play Division I football, Orange County season-best 1:54.51 for cross-town rival Estancia keyed a 3-2 hitting .323 with two homers, eight dou­ This additional motivation, not to become a career military his fifth-place state-meet showing. league record, a third-place finish, and a bles and 11 RBI. added to an already solid game man, is the first Cadet to win the Solis' performance in Sacramento berth in the CIF Division VIIl Playoffs. Vasquez, DeTemple and senior infield­ plan and hard-nosed execution on highly. coveted Lowsman lfophy, earned him the school's inaugural state A rain-soaked field proved problemat­ er Al Lambert were second-team all­ both sides of the ball, produced a followmg the postseason foot­ medal among boys track athletes, accord­ ic for the Mustangs' smashmouth, league choices for fourth-year coach surprisingly commanding 17-0 steps of three Heisman winners - ing to veteran coach John Carney. ground-oriented offensive approach in Doug Deats. victory for the Mustangs. Glenn Davis, Doc Blanchard and Estancia, averaging more than Solis was also fifth at the Masters Meet 14-0 first-round loss to Sunny Hills, how­ • Basketball: Senior guard Matt Chais­ Pete Dawkins. 36 points and boasting a Wing­ (1 :54.88), i;econd at CIF Division m Finals ever, finalizing the Jerry Howell-coached son averaged 13.6 points en route to all­ McAda 's Lowsman 'li'ophy, squad's record at 6-5. district accolades and joined Leahy on the back duo that had amassed more clearly an honor at the opposite (1:54.90) and topped the PCL Finals field than 1,500 rushing yards and 20 in the 800 and 1,600, the latter in a per­ Junior running backs Steve Herzog coaches' all-league second team. end of the football awards spec­ (1,112 yards and 15 touchdowns) and First-year coach Erich Allen garnered touchdowns in six previous trum from its more famous coun­ sonal-record 4:25.4 games, was thoroughly throttled Additional PCL gold medals claimed Hamade (943 yards and 11 TDs) keyed Daily Pilot Coach of the Year honors in the terpart, was created in 1979 the offense, en route to first-team All-PCL by the Mesa defense. specifically to be awarded to the by Carrillo (3,200) and Matthew Rudesill PCL. Offensively, Mesa produced a (shot put), as well as top-three showings and All-Newport-Mesa DtStrict laurels. Though the Mustangs finished 4-20, 0- honoree of irrelevant Week. Vasquez, a senior inside linebacker, 14-play BO·yard touchdown drive Though similar to the Heisman by Rudesill (third in the discus), Hancock 10 in league, they lost four PCL games by on its second possession for all the (second in the 800 and Uurd in the 1,600), Jeremy Via, a junior lineman, and junior a combined nine points, as Allen got the in appearance, the Lowsman points it would need. depicts a player dropping a foot­ Richard Price (third m the 110-yard high defensive back Ronnie Lievanos were most out of his overmatched squad. The victory, Mesa's 11th in the hurdles and the 300 mtennediates), and also first-team all-league and all-distnct. • Volleyblill: Sophomore middle blocker ball with his mouth open. The aeries, not only reclaimed the per­ Lowsman is an original bronze Leahy (second in the high 1ump) helped Lefever, Jeremy Siedsma, and Felter B.J . Ligbtvoet earned first-team all-league petual Bell Trophy tbat goes to the put Mesa m position to upset Laguna Hills were all-district and second-team All­ recognition for Coach Jon Carlew's team, sculpture designed by Hunting­ annual winner, it vaulted the ton Beach-based artist Jim with a victory m the 1,600 relay A PCL, while Jose Ayala and Donny Causey which finished 4-10, 1-9 in league. Mustangs ahead of the Eagles in dropped baton, however, cost them their were second-team all-league. Juniors Chris Shanley and Josh Sum­ Crockett. the race for third place and the McAda, who will receive a title hopes. • Wrestling: Hamade and Lefever won mers received honorable mention. league's final guaranteed poetsea­ Hancock, whose 4:24.65 clocking in league titles in their respective weight • Sou.r: Senior goalie Carlos Loza, an replica at the banquet (the origi­ son berth. nal is on display at the University the 1,600 at CIF Division DI Preliminaries classes after finishing second last season, All-ctP choice as a sophomore, closed out Mesa standout Steve Henog shattered his previous best by five sec­ to pace Coach Anthony Ybarra's squad to a distingui.Shed career by earning first­ Athletic Oub), got a break in noted afterward tbat the win met scheduling his storied Army onds, went on to finish third at section a fourth-place league finish. team all-league laurels. the f1nt of ~ gooli establiahed heroes before him never received finals. Chris McBride was second at PCL Senior mid.fielder Juan Escobar and for the seuon: 1) Have a wtnntna - a 12-game season, including a Rudesill, who also posted a PR at CIF Finals, where Pelter and Gus Sandoval sophomore defender David were MUOn1 2) The Bell nan a.t backi ana berth in the Independence Prelims (54-2), finished third in the Divi­ claimed bronze medals. second-team All·PCL choices, whil 3) MaU the CIP Playotfl, Bowl. • The Cadets finished 10·2 last : sion ID Finals with a put of 52-3 112. • Swtmmlng: Hylton won the league Paulo Baca and Hal Lai received honor­ 1be MUIWl:bt. atter ~ crown in the 100-yard back.stroke with a season with McAda running the • • Water polo: While first-year coach able mention for Coach Mike Dunn's wishbone, most wins in personal-best 57 .36 clocking and was academy • Scott Taylor led the Mustangs to the CIP squad, 2· 17-2, 0-9·1 in league. :!::&'C!1~~ history, even topping the days of Division II Quarterfinals, the Mustangs ninth in the 100 freestyle (50.88) to help • GoH: Preshman Jeff Montoya and tmt ..- • t11et11e aame'I YKtar, Davis and Blanchard when they ~aa:om- alldnl. saw their 10-year reign as PCL champions pace Coach Scott Peny's squad to a sophomore Donny Miller were Coach = won bedc.-to-back Heismans in .. 'l1aey allO ely Uded come to an end in a dramatic, 11-10 dou­ fourth-place finish at PCL Finals and a 2· Tom Baldwin's most consistent scorers as the 1940. for unbeaten, untied ble-overtime loss to Laguna Beach. 5 dual-meet record, 2-3 ln league. the Muitangs finished 1·9 in league lltmde'.I pregame conwnauan Im lbli 3Ht lboWdown. Red Blaik·coached Army teams. Sunny Hills upset the fourth· eeded P.J. O'Bnen joined Hylton at the CTP • 1llnnls: nan was the top singles player TbOle Cadets, however, Mustangs, 8-7, in the playoffs to finalize Divmon m Prellmt, aft r finishing fifth in in a winless PCL campaign. \:I ~ SEE MCAOA PAGE I L-----:- -·------,------.------;------1------~ ( Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot •ports WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997 •

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Ir------, I I I I IRRELEVANT WEEK XXII - JUNE 18-23 I I ~ MISTER MCADA ~ Hoopla's over ... it gets "serious" tonight. on the bubble machine, The Draft Chmce Sports Bar m ase, and grab your top hat or Laguna Niguel. Ila least your new washed-out Twb big new features have been red and gold irrelevant Week added to the ever-expanding party souvenir cap, the stage is set for the of the year as a "Parade of grandest "Last Man" festival of them Legendary Quarterbacks" will open all to run today through Monday in the All-Star dinner program, as Newport Beach, and "run" is the McAda's fellow signal callers from operative word here, as in run for yesteryear will help roast and toast your life. him, while the h.rst "Celebration of The zany, out-of-control, anything-goes 22nd Underdogs" recogruzing "unsung heroes'' from annual Irrelevant Week, once again bravely organizations all over Orange County will be saluting and honoring the last collegiate football part of Super Underdog Sunday. hero selected in the draft, opens this year with The incomparable Sunday rally al the Twin the All-Star All-Sports Celebrity Banquet Palms, as always. will also feature the annual tonight at Hyatt'Newporter. unbelievable Shower of Glfts m whJch area Ron McAda, Army's Navy-beating MVP merchants and Southland sports franchises bury quarterback picked 240th and completely last Mr. Irrelevant under literally hundteds of prizes by the Super Bowl champion Green Bay from a Rolex watch to expensive shl.rts and Packers, will be presented the Lowsman Trophy worthless proclamations (opposite of the He1Sman Trophy. you know) at Mayors, police chiefs, fl.re chiefs, aty council DON LEACH OAl\.Y F'tLOT the All-Star banquet, and he is also set to attend people, supervtsors and media stars are part of Ronnie McAda lands ln John Wayne territory Tuesday night as a new twist comes to irrelevancy. all the other l.rrelevant Week events, including the Sunday scenery, too, for the program. Disneyland Day. Super Underdog Sunday at the "This will be the biggest and most fun-filled TWin Palms, the Balboa Yacht Club's Beercan Irrelevant Week we've ever had." promised lW Last season, McAdd capped Award for an Army-Navy game Regatta, Runnin' Gunnin' golf at Newport CEO Melarue Fitch, mother of two, daughter of MCADA the regular season when he led two years in succession, will Beach Executive Golf Course, the l.rrelevant lW founder Paul Salata and former princess of the Cadets to a miracle comeback begin a two-year military conunit­ Fashion Island Pub Crawl and College Night at , ·Linda Isle. CONTINUED FROM 8 against the Midshipmen, rallying ment Aug. 5, when he reports to Army from 18 points down at the Fort Sill, Okla., for an officer­ ~------played only a nine-game sched­ start of the fourth quarter to post a training course. ule and weren't allowed to accept classic 28-24 triumph as the McAda, in town for Irrelevant postseason bowl invitations. Cadets earned a bowl invitation. Week wlth his parents, Ronnie Sr. HONORS McAda, considered an out­ It was the greatest comeback in and Donna, and his fiancee, Lau­ ra Batris, will report for Green Corona del Mar High baseball standing cutback runner, set an the history of the legendary Freshman team European Delivery. House Of Im~.~ Army record for career total Army-Navy series. Bay trauung camp July 8. Captain SE!an Fenton offense in Army-Navy competi­ McAda, the first player to ever He will not be eligible to join tion (533), shattenng the mark capture the Philadelphia Sports­ the Packers full-time until. May U 1-800 MERCEDES (J.~~J previously held by Davis. writers' Most Valuable Player I 31, 1999. LITTLE LEAGUE Tigers eke out 24-23 victory in machine Beautify Your Yard! pitch showdown \\e hc1re over 40 years combined sert'ice in this area. COSTA MESA - Costa Mesa American Little League staged its Our q1wlity. championship bout in the creatfrity and serl'ic'e machine pitch division with an are 1mmntched. see-saw affair in extra innings that saw the Tigers take the Together U'(' will wke crown over the White Sox 24-23. care of <11/ your tt.M The White Sox posted four landscape cmd runs in the top of the seventh to take a 23-19 lead. But the Tigers mcisonry nt'f>ds. July 28 - Al1gust 1 rallied with five in their half for Newport Harbor High School the win. The Tigers' Garett Marshall • Swn... " ori<. PatJos. cranked out five hits and scored & BBQ-. Boys & Girls four runs. Drew Yuen had five • \\ut..-r Falb. Pool" & hits, as did Eric Stoner. One of ~J ill... ages 7-17 Stoner's rips was the game-win­ • Sprinkkr s~..,tcm" ner. For the White Sox, Andy Daw­ • 1.ancl-":upc U~b~ • Camp hours • 9am-4pm son tallied five hits and hve runs. • Drainru{c Spcclallsls • Supervision Sam - 5pm (no addtional charge) • Lunch & beverage provided daily FARNSWORTH GLASSELL LANDSCAPE COMPANY MASONRY COMPANY with special guest appearance 548-5132 434-7744 1°b' ONr NttW lien-fen (pffi @ft]& IT1J SPRING SPEC call $2()00 31().314·1777 for a brochure or more Information Tyus Edney Start-Up 9:00AM-5:00PM Mon-Fri W.12 Week Plan ------UP. 513119"1 - --

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ol the dty east oJ the bay. 11 Fi.rst l wanted to know why sary to obtain a new playing NEWPORT II the complainers "U you look out at it, it looks 1 would get involved, awful,• said Debay, a former BELL Mesa hlld appvenUy left the field tor the disposition of the CONTINUED FROM 1 Seashore Onve resident. •rt bas field to lbo IRWD, then came Santa Ana company. lt would happen a been a topic of discussion smca I CONTINUED FROM 1 charging bock at the last It is not encouraging lo.r moment as a spoiler. And sec­ tbo e of us wbo want a conclu­ sand times before from a thou­ lot quicker ... • moved here in 1979. # sand different residents over the Dehay and Murphy both point professor at Orange Coast Col­ ond, I asked it Mesa was pre­ sion. Most of all, it fails to take years. But with the City Council - MAYOR JAN DEBAY out progress mode in West New­ lege. Haynes, the new guy on pared to $J>6nd the time, money into account that Mes4's spoiler recently setting aside $540,000 in port in recent years: The city tack­ the block, JS a consulting eng1- and effort that would be role was set up by its own earli­ ~ year's and next year's budgets led one of the area's biggest prob­ neer who came out of UCLA required to flog thls matter er administrative decisions, and r to revitalize the nearby Balboa lem! - excessive partyin9 - with with a master's degree 1n water through the courts. Mesa officials should be pre­ Peninsula, some West Newport $4-cn.llJJon capital improvements a 1995 ordinance that increased resources engineering. Both In answer to the first ques­ pared to live by those decisions. residents are feeling a little left budget. fines on landlords and tenants. were affable and comfortable. tion, they took me back to a There may be some excellent out. Standard operating procedure About $250,000 of next yea.r's aty They came armed with many decision of the Santa Ana board arguments on behaU of Mesa's Kuhlmann said he sees no for underground utilities calls for budget will go toward repaving documents, some of which I made over a year ago to reject a service as opposed to the IRWD, point in fixing up the peninsula - at least 60% of the area's property River Avenue. And police have read, most of which t ·didn't request by Mesa for an inde­ but those orgwnents should which he doesn't think is so bad owners to agree to pay a portion of stepped up their West Newport because they dealt with techni­ pendent study of the value and have been made early on in as it is, especially with what he the costs. Balboa Coves, Newport patrol efforts over tbe last few cal subjects in which J have no condition of the Santa Ana sys­ these negotiations, not now. 1 sees as much worse conditions in lsland, Balboa Island and Corona years on July 4. expertise. Their position was tem. According to Panian, such listened to a number of them West Newport. del Mar homeowners got their She said she'd also like to see that the customers of both Mesa a study was a condition of Mesa over lunch. I suspect they could And the only way to do that, he utilities underground that way. better code enforcement and less and Santa Ana Heights would staying m the bidding, and all be countered by the other said, tS to start with the utility Years of other West Ne-.yport street-side parking in th.e neigh­ be far better served by a Mesa when it was rejected, Mesa side, but more important than poles. Jumbles of wires nm lrom efforts have come up short . ·r- bothood. takeover. lf they have some pulled back. "We relapsed, H that, they meant very little to me the houses to the poles, the poles • I think U1e property owners Debay said large chunks of the devious purpose beyond this, it said Panian. - and, I suspect, to the other to the houses, across the tops of would take pride in their property money earmarked for improving wasn't apparent to me in the Then in November, two water users in Santa Ana the narrow alleys and streets. And il the wires were gone," he said. the peninsula simply can't be two hours I spent with them. newcomers were elected to the Heights. poles, encrusted with rusty sta­ "Nothing has tmproved in the 20 used for West Newport. Some of Whatever their motivation, it Mesa board. One of them was There are a number of things ples, sit in the nuddle of side­ years we've been here " the funds are coming from restric­ is powerful enough to convince Dana Haynes. They took a hard about the IRWD deal that I find walks, prompting passers-by to Newpor1 Island resident Bob tive federal grants and city Mesa to file a lawsuit seeking look at the urelapse" and decid­ less than appealing, but it's time tum sideways to squeeze by Small spokP al the last City Coun­ a~counts designated for certain an injunction to prevent the ed to get back in the fray. to get on with this. Mesa needs types of improvements. fences. cil. meeting to complain about sale of the Santa Ana Heights • Aggressive?H I suggested to to learn to live with its own mis­ He'd like the city to use the conditions on 39th Street Anti she said the only way for a Haynes. •Progressive," he takes, just as the rest of us do. reside ntial neighborhood like Water Co. to JRWD, which has peninsula reV1talization money to "It is the worst it hds ever now been pledged enough answered. The lawsuit is compounding, buy a bond instead, then have been," he said. •we need to rally Kuhlmann's to get underground Santa Ana stock to exercise its They admit freely that their not correcting those mistakes by property owners pay their share ol dn utilities is to persuade property army of people lo constantly option to take over the compa­ timing was atrocious, but, says throwing good money after bad. it when they sell thetr property. bombard the place to get the peo­ owners to pay from $4,000 to ny. By the time you read this, a Haynes, "bad timing doesn't Incidentally, you should City Manager Kevin ~1urphy ple out who make it that way. H $10,000 each. Some sections of court will be considering that dissuade us from the merit of probably know that they paid said the money the counol hds When Mayor Jan Dehay first Seashore Drive have enough sup­ what we are doing." for my lunch. A bowl of bean allocated for the peninsula v.ril.l be rdn for a council seat in 1992, she port, Dehay said, but large por­ inJunction. I asked Panian and Haynes Their answer to the second soup. used for the peninsula only. And, pledged to help dean up West tions have to get together before it question was that Mesa is, he said, the city has no o1her Newport. She said she's the first to can be done. two questions up front, and indeed, prepared to pursue •JOSEPH N. BE~S column runs every funds to pay for underground util­ "If U1e complainers would get most of our time was devoted to admit the neighborhood doesn't whatever legal route is neces- Wednesday. ities, which he esumated could look nearly as good as the master­ involved, it would happen a lot tributaries of those questions. cost as much as the city's enure planned lrvine Co.-owned areas qwcker," she said.

PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTtCES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES conse is 10 be paid only PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lnd1vtdua1 Th:s 1W1ness 1scooclJded MJTICETDCIUlllTOMOFIW ~ in "as is· oondlbOn PUBLIC NOTICES alter the lransler has been Have you started dol119 a~ 1ALf \MlhOUt 00""1801 Ql warranty, approved by lho Depart· LEGAL NOTICE Fictitious Business Fictitious Business Fictitious BuslnHI bu~l ness yel? Yes. 1-1·97 The ltOSIJint commence reletred to above PilotJune 18 1997. ms · · 'port8each,CA92660 ness under the t.c1111ous AyanSl1mbert Rim Cons1ruc11on, 9t8olltle rl:J t'ft • e.,s WI n ,_.. . CA was filed Orange County • will be by compoh- Macara F. Bon1a. Trustee business name(s) hslod T_his statement was llled Avenlda Salvador. San Slltlme the in w 188 Sa~e s BuSlness Name years~ SSlleO 'Ot sellel(s~ ...... ,.ol .of~ ~ o n 1 -2 o -9 s , f 11 e i b dd ( 1 of Fair Trust, Barrell C. abOve cvi: N/A w1lh me Counly Clerk ol Clemente, CA 92872 lftlst be l1ltd pnor 10 11111 C11te arr""'"" ...... ,., ~ .... ~balance No.F634427 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~s :n.,~te w~~~1~111~=~t~~ Fall, Truslee. of Iha Falt Corporate Growlh Inc .. Orange .County on 5-23·97 David Madon Balsz, 918 The Mino ol 111·s statement does The loca&On in c.foma ol ~~~ Robert Hudson. 58 Cormo· advance) on the 25TH day Trust, 190 Newport Center Kim Brown, CEO 1997 3 7219B8 Avenlda Salvador. San not ol 11Self autll0n1.e 1t1e use 1 !he ctief ~~ office ol !he ~~ ol rant Cfrc:le, Newport Beach. BSC 8 302 01 Juno, 1997• at 2:00 P.M. Drive I 100, Newport This slatement was filed Daily Pilot May 28. June 4. Cle!flente. (iA 92672 ths sllll ot a lidltious 8u11ness seller is: 1450 Oddstad Oriw. N Md ~. CA 92660 NOTICE OF al lhe premises whore said Beach. CA 92660 with the Counly Clerk ol 11 18 1997 WlS4 This bus1ne.ss . Is con- NMne 1n ...oi.-on ol lhe nghts of Redwood Cl~. CA D«J63.2607 i~ ances 13 This business is con· PETITION TO h be This business Is con- Orange County on 5-23-97 • • ducted by: an indlVldual lllOlhef under feOerll. Stlll. The name(s) and business 182.196. ducted by an lnd1v1dual ~~T~~ichasis 1 ~~at!~rea~ ducted by: a general part· 19973721 Q84 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doi119 common llW (See S.:.on t lddteSS oC lhe Qlytr(s) 1~ =· · Iha\ al ~ time. Robert Hudson ADMINISTER AYRES SELF STORAGE nership Dally Pilot May 28 June 4 business yet? Yes, 5·2-90 11 seq , Business ano f'IVfessions HOSSEIN H A80USAEEDI. ob of lhe Ol)8f1tng ~ /TllY 19973723844 LLO~~~~I! ~~:RRE 7012 Ernesl Ave Hunting: Have you started doi119 t 1 18 1997 · w16j Fictitious Buslneu David Marion Balst ) 25911 Plafic Point. t.h3ion i ;1 lhe IOlal lndebl- This statement was filed Ion Beach, Ca (]141 848• business yel? Yes. 1986 • · Name Statement T,hls sta1emen1 was flled Renewal fillno 'Mjo, CA 926112 Sl ~ wilh the County Clerk ol aka LLOYD LOUIS 7314 Landlord ro sorvos James Leo PUBLIC NOTICE The foUowing persons are w1lh the County Clerk or NtwpottllucM:ostaMesa The auets belnQ SOid 111 . 7 LA RE aka the right to bid at lhe sate. This statement was filed doing business as: Horizon Orange on 5·20.97 CN424690 7181-839.lin Stock Corpota- 6 97 MAR County oene1*tv deSCribed as· 1n lion said~ Counly on • 1°· LLOYD L. LAMARRE Purchases must be made w1lh lhe County Clerk or Fictitious Buslne11 Engineering & Consulting 19973721581 11, 18,25, 2. 1DG7 Trlde, fum""· Futllra. Bv: Ora~ge 11 2 .u E41ip. '-o. SeMceee~ Daly Pilot June • l8. 5, CASE NO. A187717 by cash and paid ror 11 the Orange County on 5·13·97 N ame Statement Co:, 22482 Alma Aldea, Dally Pilot June 18, 25. mert and~ oC a cen.n ~If'. • July 2 • 1997 To all heirs, beneficiaries. lime or purchase. All pur- 19973720820 The lollow1ng persons are Untl 215, Rancho Santa July 2. 9, 1997 W193 PUBLIC NOTICE CcfteeShoc> 0noy Huval. AsslSlanl Wl8J crod1lo1s, conungenl credl· chased goods are sold as Daily Pilot May 28, June 4, doing business as: Cove Marpanla. CA 92688 BuSlness irnown as 101s, and persons who may is and must be removed al 11, 18. 1997 W158 Motoring, Inc.. 1666 Supe· Asl A. Khallq, 21622 Mar· PUBLIC NOTICE CNS1419359 · ·SUPRWEeENf · -41tt St S\e ]00 PUBLIC NOTICE olherwise be lnterostod in the time of sale. Sale Is rior Avenue, Costa Mesa, guerlte Pkwy.. Apl. !St, Fictitious Bus lnHs rtiOKHlf ,._, and ai. located It 2010 Main nla a. CA ~2705 (7f4j ------the will or estate. or both, suD)ec1 to cancella11on In PUBLIC NOTICE Clllirornla 92627 Mission v1e10. CA 92692 CASUALTY S1rttt, # 165, INne. CA 3-83 2 .. cn•149 1367 of: LLOYD L. LA MAARE the event of settlement be- Cove Motoring. Inc., (Call- This business Is con- Name ~latement .,.,,,_OF lHE The ~kute isintendeel ID be , ae ass&Sllllg:i! Benel\- fSCROW N0. 11301·CS aka LLOYD LOUIS LA tween landlord and obli· Fictitious Business lornla). 1666 Superior Av- dueled by: an indivldual T_he following persons are A-IAL STATBlll!lfT- consummated al the olfa ol ~lo a land anY NOTICE TO MAAAE aka LLOYD L. gated party. N ame Statement enue, Costa Mesa. Cali· Ha':'e you started doing doing business as: Derma- y-~ D ~1. OISCOl/ERY ~ CONP~. WI M I -#1 06 CREDITORS OF LAMARRE Auc1loneor: Wanda Nor- The followlng persons are rornla 92627 business yet? No Sense, 1755 Orange Ave.. ,.. TTT7 Ce1*r A Sutt 440, that BULK SALE AND OF A PETITION has been ton Bond ,,S-400-1684 doing business as: St This business Is con· Asif A. Khaliq Costa Mesa, CA 92627 STERLING CASUALTY tti 8UtrJtve CA Q264T and ~ ~ r908tY9d INTENTION TO llled b DEBORAH L LA A 'res Sell Stora e Rosi- John's Manor, 2031 Or- dueled by: a co1porallon This statement was med Kri stle Alvarado. 202 INSURANCE COMPANY ntf'IQIDn • lf-Av~'" ~ T RAN FE R A L • MARA(! In tho Superior Managers g ' ange Avenue, Costa M. esa. Have you started doing with the County Clerk of Sloneclilfe Alsle. Irvine, CA 203151 Ac•cl1, NeWJ)Oft lllklpattO ,., Gall 7, V 5 c 0 de~l ~ IS~ If ~~ HOLIC Court of Calllornla. County Publlthed N owpo rl California 92627 business yet? Yes, July 1, Orange County on May 8, 92612 Beach, CA 92880 The bulk sale 19 SUllted IO b calito no Tel&- ol ORANGE. Boach·Costa Mesa Daily SI. John The Dovlne Ep1s- 1987 1997 1997372041 t This business It con· Tott! edmitted esteta: . ine f'fumbefS 00 day BEVERAGE LICENSE THE PETITION requests Pilot June tl, 18, 1997 copat Church Developmen1 Cove Motoring Inc.. Rod- Daily Piiot June 4• 11, 18• ducted by: an Individual 94 1,077,4015 =~ U~~~2 Commeraa the Sale. (7l4) 48(J. (UCC Sec. 8101 et Iha I DEBORAH L. LA Wl80 Corp., (CaJ1lornia), 2031 Or- nay 0 Sentanl, Secrelary 25 1997 , Wl7"1 Have you t\ar1ed doing Tot 1 I 111b i11tI e1 : '-· qo ol seq. and B & p MARAE be appOlnlod as ange Avenue. Costa Mesa. This statement was filed • business ye1? No '215. 1158,817 . Tile ,.. me llld ~ IN I 4425S5C 24073 et Hq.) personal representative to PUBLIC NOTICE California 92627 wilh the County Clerk or PUBLIC NOTICE Kristle Alvarado Aggregete write-Ins. tOf ptlSOn wrtll wllOm d•ms may be . o&18197 rx,J'l!;/97 NOTICE IS HEREBY odm1mster \he est31e or the This business 1s con· Orange Counry on 5·16-97 This statement was hied 1pecl1l 1urplus funds. • filed IS DISCOVERY ESCAOW 071 17 GIVEN lhal a bulk sale 01 decedent On June 12, 1997. Mt. dueled by: a corporation 199737211 98 Fictitious Business with the County Clerk or C.pltel Stoclts:.•1500,000 COtKi'AH't, TTT7 Cenlef Aw . CN 1 91306 assels and a iransler ot al· THE PETITION 1equos1s Wilson FM Broadcasters, Tho reg1slran1 commenced Daily Pilot May 28 June 4 Name Statement Orange Counly on 5·20·97 A~gregatt wm•lns tor Suite 440, ltintulQIDn Buch, CA coholic beverage license is autnorlly 10 adm1nis101 the ~c , fllod wlJh t heCFodo~al lo lransact business under 11 , l8, 1997 ' Wl6l The ronowlng persons a1e 19973721532 ~t ~ ·'~ •n speclel •urplu• 02&47 and !he last day IOl l~1no ------about 10 bo made. ostale under the tndopen· ommunical ons omm s- the llc1111ous business doing business as: 01. Gl· Dally Pilot May 28. June 4, un • • dams bv atrY cre 1 \BS, NewPort Beach, CA Oiange County on .20- .,.,. mother Corlnno Black. a 1997 bevera~os 111 2 5 97 I - ..,,• ..., mm ...~ .,ca,..0 now st u _ transferred is• ON· SALE tho deceased. you must Me · E S R 0 92660 708 9 ""'no of N I other David Block. 19073721580 1335.64l6, buSlness a ~"" • :I P'"""""' GENERAL FOR BONA FIDE vout claim w11h lhe court Wl 8 S HTH T E T, STE O, ThlS business Is con· Total ltat;Ues • 247,681 ,468 BOAAO SHOP ~~· .de~:.....:_ brolhors David Black. 6 1 28 4 PUBLIC EATING PLACE LI· and mail a copy to lho por- PUBLIC NOTICE cpo~T~~~:i~ lll slllCks - 2,600, sellel(s) withn the PISt lhlM mber 22 Nolle Franklln, and cated at 2325 EAST lour montns trom lht date AVAILA81LITYOF PLACE R~L Mor1gage Sefll1ces AOQ11Q111wn11-1nsl0<0tlltrtllanyuq u Stllld bf 11'11sekl(s), 1 s n~9!111~ nephews Nathan and COAST HIGHWAY, CO· ol lust issuance ol tne lot- ANNUAL R EPORT Published Now port Inc, Randall A Luebke, Flctltlou1 Business al)tOlfsu•tunds..O. art Clnont. aomll) None WI ol· Austin eraclc. Her RONA DEL MAR. CALI· tors as provided 1n 111c11on Pursualll 10 Secllon Beach·Cosia Mesa Dnlly Vice President Name Statement SutJ;Ns notes 4- 1 The ioc.on 1n tallfoma ol IrOt ol sitter Jane Bleck FOANIA 9100 01 lhe Caltlomia Pro· 6104(d) ol tho 1n1erna1 Aov· P1101 June 11 t8 25 1997 This s1aiemen1 was liled fhe lollow1ng persons aro Grou pad•ln Ind contllblltdlhe ei.tl mcutw OfflU al the ~ Sm1lh. preceded her The bul~ solo :ind lransler ba•e Code. Tho 11mo tor hi· onue Code, nolico 11 • · • w184 w1111 tho County Clerk or doing Outlness as: Shred sufl)lus -26.850.000 lse11el(1) IS (I same as abCM. so Y E;LT~ in death. of \he alcohollc beverage 1ng claims will not e•p1re hereby gllltn lht1\ the >1n· Orange Counly on 5·23-97 Tt\read's I 465 N James· UnassigM,7~.2050nw. CofMIDll Mlr. CAG2626 A' BUC C7 l 4) 542•3949 esalst• MAN AVE • ORANGE. CALI 1110 kept by ltte court II you 11 e.v••l•ble 11 the lounda- SELL A LCOHO LIC PUBLIC NOTICE 1J19e CA 92869 l)aetursetntnts r« lhe YtM • The aHtl belnQ sold Me y ~ E AN 1"0 tho ramily FOANIA 92866 and tho Rrt a poison lfllOtOSltO Ill hons pronclplll OlllCG for '" BEVERAOES This buSlnoss ls con 164.DIM.640 get;tfllly dtleftblCS u Good YM . T •ntlclpated sate dale 11 ll1e eslale, you moy 1110 specllon . during rogul&r Date o f Fllln Fictitious Bu1lnH1 ducted by: an lndlvidulll Wt ntrtbv ce"IV thll lhe ebowTl'ldt Niimi. rvnni,., fiicllM, ~ •------July 7, 1997. wilh tlio couri a 10 •11111 1 At· business noura llom 9 oo ~ Name Statemont Have you starled uo1ng 11tms &rt 1n llCCO~ wilft me fOijpm&IC. LUMhold lnllrtSl A Al Y Thi bulk Ule is sub1ect lo quest for Spoc 1111 Not1co ol n m. 10 5 30 pm by any Application. The followlng porson1 1ro business ytt? No Mnlal Statement IM lhe VtatltlSlhold lmpiowmtntl llld w C111tornl11 Uniform Com· lhe lihng or an mvo11tory c111un who 1equHtt 11 MAY 30 , 1007 doing buainoas at'. Soul of Mark Akulllon ended Otcembtt 31 1DG8 made ltMnloly o1 ~111 no. · mercl•I Code Sectton and appra1ul 01 Olt.llll Al· wilhln 180 d•ys alt•r the To Whom It Moy Con· tho MUI< . Mercado V1ll•go. This llOlemenl was ftltd Ill lhl lrQu~ cOrntnsSIOr* end 111 IOCllld It eee e.i.r SU!Qfl Otiw. Costa 6tOG2 sots or or ony P•llon or da1oollh11publietl•Ot1 etrn· Su110 C·20, 31952 Com1no w11h the Coun1y CIDrk or tlU•IUOLlw ' Sl!Ml 15. Cosu Mui. (:A, sa,CA.926.JJ. Thi purchase puce . or account u f'Ov•dtO 1n The founc1:uion·• pn"'lpal Tho Namo(sl of lho A~· C1p1tlilno, San Juan C&p· Oronge County on 5.:z.97 puN' llOllALD A. WIUJAMI Q262S '(If I ttl'Mt .,., or ~ conaldero\lon In connection sec11on 1~SO o tho Ctl1IOr· olflct is located at 000 !)l•Canl(S) IS 1 re DL.ACKI S ;strano. CA 92675 .._...... ' Tiit la.ICll.Ult ~ Ill be rilofl ot~8UOI ~ 10073719771 1 with the Hit or business nla P1obalt Codt A Ao· Newpon Cenior Ditvt OY TH£ SEA INC. Marsha Ltigll Altxaneler n- II IS"'°""" lb0'4, no MC.-.c¥91W and trinafer of lhe llcente. quoa1 tor Sp•c•ol Nollet Suite 500 Newport Dl.'och' Tho 11ppllc11n1s titted 33701 Ollndll Or., Dini Daily Pilot M1y ~8. Junt 4, N'TllJllAI C• . 081(91, lecre- CO(llUllWTl.-d • lhe off1ce ol is given IS 10 itS • •MONA&.MM 11 tne sum ol $32,000.00, lorm Is 1111111lablu lrom the CA 112000• ' above 11t opplylng to tno Point CA 92629 11, t8, 11JIJ7 WHJO lary SANTA ANA ~. 71 4 S nets_qr ~SS Including Inventory Htl- court Cltrk. Fo1,1nd•1lon's Prlncipol Dopartmonl ol Alcoholic Thia' butinou la eon· PUBLIC NOTICE 'HewPo1t8ucn..COtll ~ Mltn, SMtl AN.. CA 9'l701 ltld gp"lncsery ~:c* tnateel •I SO . which con- Attorney fo r the Petl• Tol•phone P~uniDer 1141· Bovtrago Control to tell al· ducted by: an lndMduOI CN426n5 37781 -lill lllUMclPl*'d Ult CS. II .lily 7, g,.lldl~ dfltu~Oool ~~97c=r~ 24 al1i. or lhe totlow1ng· tloneri 7G0-09V1 cohotlc bevoragos •1: 21 l8 Have you ttantd doing Flc Utlou1 Bu•lnHt !8 lll.20.23 · lllGt lDGT MCUftdfM CASH TO OE OEP'OSITEO HOLLy HUTCHINS The pr1nc1p31 managor ol W OCEAN FRONT. NEW· t>u11ntst yta? No Name 8tatetnent L E TM blk Ult II IUtlleCt Ill I'i!Ofe tll9al • 3500 P1t11lo View Otiv. IN !SCROW. 132.000 00 ltlQ., ccsa 1ee29e), lht lounda11on I• Robtr1 w P~nT BEACH. CA 92661 Marsha Lolgh Alu1ndtr Thi ronowlng Pf't•on• .,. PUB IC NOTIC c:.i.tonaa t.nlonnl Commert:lal ~ 2..1 Hewpcw1 e..ch 0 0 00 HUTCHIN RAIN· on Cenltr Drlvt doing bUslneH ea: WHI "'"" ldOllN OI"" ~f:~l ~ 6~:~~0T~~ s a s~~'/,mr::~ l.IC~n~~~ 11~ 'b°N.'SiL~~(~~ ~j~~· \~~~'~':~: w~l~r~ileo~ 1 '"mnen ,CodtllleS.::6.: ~ r-::::144-::-:·='===--1 OIPOSITl!O ON•, 30 CORPORATE Su11e SOOPNtwport euc:h' !RALPlJllLlCPl'll!MIStS 1)1anoe Counly ~n 5·8·97 g~:~ n.f'',r1'""~ ..w~4:t~ ~.~ IPt/SOl'I Wllll•homel• ll'lll"lltrbe ~"°' de *inCj DEMAND NOTE FOA IN- PARK, IT!. 302, IR· CA 92SGO ' PubllDhld NtWp<'.. t90?37203fl 8 h CA 02083 - ....._... tiltd IS SANTA N4A ESCROW. to CIJlltl lhe un- VENTORV NOT TO E.X· VINI!, C• 02800 pub 11 • h. d N. w p 011 =••Ch·Co•ta MUI' • ... ,hy Daily Pilot M•y 21 June 4 E~rcc M1lc:hell Ouinit~ 4401 Thi folOwlflO ~714 s Mlin, s.- ~ CA Mid l)R)p- 4 §.I cuo THE SUM OF: PubllshtCI Ntwpol\ 8each•Co1t1 MtH 011lly tlot Junt • 1 I, II. t~h ll ll 1 ~ 7 ' W\$9 Ctlannel Pl Ntwporl =~tllllh ~T9Z101 end 1111 last CllJt fot lihflO ~ JI~ n n11 bffn agreed b.- 8eacn Coats MtH Daily Pilot June ti. t997. 2 · · Otacn Cahl 112663 0.1111 ~ •llY ~ aNill be noelCI oi 1 11 ~ tti. ttNlf(t)/1icent.. Pilot June 12. 10, tU. 1997 W192 FJND Tn11 °bu11ne11 Is con-~ · 3629 ~ .llly 3, 1W7 WlllC/l ti f'9 Ml ~ and the lnltncleel bUyer(s)/ ThW923 Cl•18lfl•d TRADE ~ k SCMI• c:Anm ~ lllfM the 9*1~ Lt. ttal\llerH, 11 r~ulreel by _ ,u ,.ia a. al*!fltd lbOw st' f110 9 •1 1778 S9C. _i4g73 or the Buslneu Sell your nome The moat comprehen· REN T Pl'lfllM ~ f*ln>n- Daleo .kJnt 12.. 1DG7 KICOtOJ 111 itle o of •nd Proleaslon• codt, that through CIHllllod alve and cu11ent dhtC• thfO\IQI\ classlfled an ~partment ICl. lnG , 1Cllrf0Mt• co~n. AKfMNO.«>TO ~·) feconMf of ------· l \he cona1aer111on ro tr•n•· 842•5 078 tory of goods end Hr· 842·5878 through classlli~d through ctassiltcd 13620 lMllll c.io.. Sanll ~ Newooneucil.coN~ , t let Of IN twll~H llld II Vi CH around I ,SOttrqs, CA Dal70 ~ 6S3gjin 11, 1097 of plQOlrty .. be

( Newport Bcach/C.osra Mesa Daily Ptlot WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997

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Attention JIW!LU, FUaS POWER BOATS Home Owners •BT 8025 7012 & I want t o P artner R.E. Agents!! In to 25 ·JO powu• Showcase those boat for bay crv1s1ng epeclal properties In eEST~MI> 845-2448 our Home• ol th• ESTATE Week & Open Home .\ntoqu._ lo 'SO. MoJ-. Gulde published AUCTION • Est Lagooa dNlers ~ h wr -f Al tJ. ~ AT' SAIL BOATS each Saturday In the t>uy: •"" ~ .... c;;..v,,_. Real Estate Tab. It's silver. glass. pelntil!Js. Anuqvu . Fint- Aru an effective and porcelul, china, pottefy. Lido 14 ~ tr a1 lar Anllqur T"7' lit Colkict1blo seoo obo 1es.4131 Inexpensive way to Old COSll.ml Of fine sno.ooo 1n Jrwdry reach homebuyersl iewetry. bronzes, lum .. Dronru, Cius. NI"""" Call our Clasallled penod lighting. Department Todayl l NB M/F to share w/ June 21 ~ 1 pm MARrNE SLIPS HOUSES/ . young prof upscale lg decorative objecis. 842-5878 CONDOS 2bd. nr bch, w/d, gar • One "em °' tnllre estale lido Marina Villa~ lll iiDiiOiiCiiKiiSiiiiiiiiiiii7iiOii2ii2 Ask about our pkg $700 011 631·4976 • ConlidentlaVRtlerences (800) 334-0104 Dock. x 1n1 Loca1t0 current speclalsl FOR RENT • Estate sails Newport Co••t oonducted ll'(la AloCTIOH l llOOll lt (very socure). walP• • lrmiediate cash Beautlful & Exclusive OREYER-c; elect 673·787 7 Gov't Foreclosed 2 .. 2 Condo, brand i!~tt 714~249-3711 1 Hom•• lrom pennies COSTA MESA 2124 new. Oat• guarded. ll L=~'~'li~i~H!G~·f~'~'·~i!~Jli!=lll L ido Isl• S lip 1& Vv Jl- on $1 . Delinquent Teuc , P ool /spa/g ym/tenn. ~ 9J4tl: ------'• II up 10 65 boat Ask "' Re po·s , A E 0 ·1. Your iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $545 + Ulla. 245·7335 S1 5 It 675·751 8 a r •a . To 11 Free 2bd/ 1 ba Garage, small Wt hm

0 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997 Newpon Beach/Cosca Mesa Dally Pilor

TODAY'S HONDA 9085 LEXUS 9115 MERCURY 9135 ROLLS ROYCE 9182 'DO Aooord LX, 4~r •92 Lexu• 8C400 ' 78 Or•nd M•rqul• 77' Sliver Shadow CROSSWORD PUZZLE By CHARLES GOREN Sedan, A.JC, 5spd, CPI! Best d eal o f the 39k orig ml. 4dr. II, 75th Aninverary with OMAR SHARIF em/Im caea. orig yearl (vlnl3BFP872) Reduced lo $3000 M odel . 88K mt . owner, 57K ml. $18,897 840·8070 $20.000.obO 345·0104 ACROSS 68 Large antelope and TANNAH HIRSCH 58800 obo 644-8258. Be•ch Motor• PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED tg4 COUGAR 1 Ptle 69 Hlgll '93 Accord LX e•2.e888 5 Yellow1Sti b1own 70~ THAT EXTRA CHANCK Auto, lmmacl '92 Le•u• SC400 Full Power Loaded SATURN 7t Q!Qrtu Moonrool & More 9190 10 Sonny end - (vln#3CUK404) Jade. lull opt ion 14 Wheelpar1 72 Slollful I 153 I 369 S 8, 8 9 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l'!aat.- Wl't1t vulnrrabll' Snu th clenl11. riller 111, I h(' 11h1m ht'carne ta11y to 510,997 Razor sharp. Certified. 15 Of llOUnd 1 001208 $27,977 ORANGE COAST '95 S•turn SLI 16 Annoy DOWN reach Beach Motor• &42·8888 Sedan Air, PS, cass. ,. 17 Twirled 1 Jewelry t>ox NORTH Al hoLh tehl es llll' opening lrnct '94 Le•u• OS300 PONTIAC 18 Oo1arto nve• fastenono ' 94 Civic EX Blacl8 Clove htlch and 44 Ahas valley 5v r.u Pa1F1J11 VISION TSI Beach Motors 714·549·8023 62 Smalle<;t ol thP. granny 48 Calif hours 6 t TypP ol lnck docs not. drclarrr can qt1ll foll ha diamond su1 l I n mld1t111n thf'rr 1c; #528409 $9,999 PS, tilt, CO, step ----~--3~--4 ~ 5 B ~10!'-~l~t --.~12!'-~1~3~ 94 thP POS'l1hility thnl l]llf'(•n of ORANGE COAST ' M.zd• Mlata '85 Cutlass Cierra bumper. Sliding rear Th1<1 hand rould comf' uul of 11 I"" ac, am/ I m c:ass, window, Very cloan. spnrirR mtJ:hl (l 4 6 tf'xthook on pl11y llowevl'f, 1l was fall I•: I>' JEEP cruise. Limited Edition door. V , auto, all #029073. $8999 Id power, s 1300/obo. tleult 1n lhr l'llll Brrmurla llowl. 1 L<'nrn to b e o h c tfrr hriclgc 714·549·8023 p~\ ~ ~ ~~~~~ > 723.1504 ORANGE COAST nnd onr of thf' world's gN'al playns 2 1 9 11 w('nt wn111g playPr! Suhsrriht> n o w l o the •WINDOW CLEANING• s17,995 '92 Olds 88 Roya le GM C Gore n Rrirtge Leltt'r hy enlli ng Al hoth lahl<'ll"' thL· US/\ ·ll:ily FREE ESTIMATES Toyota of Sedan Lon de d' 714·444·5200 (MOO) 7RR-1225 for inrormalion. 645·033 Huntington Beach i m m a c . h u r r y I 20 t·hampioni:;hir mntrh, the final 5 eon­ Or write to: Gon•n Uricfl{t' Lt•t· 714·847·8555 (vln N3DGN638) •·,-9-3--4-_... R _u_n_n_e_r_B_l_k, lrnl'l wns ~1x hrnrti; aflrr Soulh SBl\97 F ter, P .O. Box 44111, Chkngo, Ill. '97 Protege LX Boach Motors Loaded! u 11 pwr, ac, opr·nrd 11nP hC'art Onre North 60AAO. LAND ROVER 7k mi. Many extras! • 4wd. new tires. cass. lrnrtwcl lhal p:1rtnrr h elrl ~padr (vlniV3UAX267) 842 6666 snrf. $171<. 675·0232 9113 $11 ,998 '93 Olds Clora Sdn Beach Motors Lo ml. It's porloct! '95 Tercel SON ' 93 Range Rover 35 842·6666 (vinN3CtlF716) S6997. Auto. lmmac, hurryl CHEVROLET 9045 FORD 9075 FORD 9075 BAG. One owner. Beach Motors (111n#0004203) S8944 Loodod. Chromes. Lo ------• 842-6666 Beach Motors 38 Lo mllos. (626000) MERCEDES 9130 842·6666 '95 Astro Van '85 Mustang Con\' 90 ' Mustang LX •9 4 DI scove ry iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil V6. Loadod, Like New A Summer of Joy! Conv. 5.0, Wll1to 43 (200586/SB205266) Wht w/sh1ny new blk ru11y Loaded' 77K 1 local owner. Perl '84 500 SEC Redlblk iPiiLiiYiiMiiiOiiUiiiTiiHiiiii9iiiilii6ii5 •------­ $ 17,495 top. Powerful SL auto· s1000 obo r.so 3333 con d LOQdod. Lo Xlnt cond. 138k ml VOLKSWAGEN 9235 rntlcs. (095158) s13, . 631 .0261. 46 Toyota of matte S:ll\95. 546-4379 '92 Range Rover 900 t96 NEON Huntington Beach '85 THUNDERBIRD •------• County. Silver beauty. '87 190E SON Auto, A C. P S. P W. ' 69 Bug Rebuilt eng, 714-847· 8555 V ·8, Ai C. F ult Power. I =GiiEiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii0ii8iiO Books'records. Travel Auto. sharp, hurry' P/Locks. Cass. Cruise. new starter & brakes. AM FM Stereo. Tinted 1• in style• (610123) (vm#3EHX992) $7944. Ttlt Prior Rental exc cond. S2500/obo. Glass. S2,500. Please Beach Motor• N68t354 $9,999 548-0569 CHRYSLER 9050 '95 GEO METRO Call 714·636-0409. Mission Viejo 842-6668 ORANGE COAST LSI COUPE ' 70 VW Bug Blue, new '87 FORD VAN Conv. Land Rover '96 MERCEDES C220 C.2 ' 93 LeBoron Conv Auto, Ac. AM FM PONTIAC motor. tires, brakes & V-6, AfT. P/S. AC, 714·365·8750 Sliver/Grey Only auto. p/s. p /w, p/ Stereo Prior ronlal. baHery. Looks good. low mi. Ong Owner. 10,000 local miles 714.444.5200 locks. am/Im c:iss. Super Gas Sovcr1 1------­ S2990. 966·1275 r.t $4,500 720·1722 Factory warranty. cusl whls. Xtra clean. N739703 $6,999 LEXUS 9115 Many extras Pnstino _P_O_N_ T_IA_ C------(101180/PF678988) '80 ESCORT (347573) $29.690 , ______10 0 RANGE COAST Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9 1 7 0 $ 10,995 5 sp'd, am1lm cass '92 Loxus SC300 Land Rover MISC. AUTO 9245 ICK Toyota of (.200512/356569) 8 U White, certified, lull Mission Viejo ' 92 Grand Am Sdn Huntington B each $5495 714.444.5200 option. Lexus lease • 365·8750• Auto, xtrns, 1mmac• 714-847-8555 Toyota of return. _6_4_,__ 2_3 _0_S_L__ C_ o_n_v-. (vm # 3BJY997) SG666 SEIZED CARS from Huntington Beach '95 GEO PRISM $17 5. Porsches. #006694 $26,497 Newly restorod, now Beac h Motors 714-847-8555 auto, oc Cadillacs. Chevys. BMW 9030 BUICK 9035 CADILLAC 4 9040 DODGE 9065 -,-88_ T_ E_M_ P_O_ G_ L_ (200550/028543) '9 Lexus GS300 inler, lnclds Hard Top. ___8_ 4_2_·_6_6_6_6__ _ Whlto/lvory. Certified. $l7,500 obo 375·0104 BMW's. Corvettes. Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $11,99!5 Full option. Won' t last. '95 C.rnnd Am GT. Also Jeeps, 4WD's, Toyota o f '87 BMW 3 25 noa. '86 Park Aveunue '78 Sevllle 2nd '92 Explorer Auto, A/ C,I P/ Locks, #066300 $26,731 91 '560 SEC Blk/Blk 2·dr Fully Loadcn. auto. 21 k nu #526409 $8,999 17K mites. Loaded, (vm#UD18085) (101289'065805) repair jobs new tags. f,1ct war. A/C, Etc Flawless $9988 N 196780 $34,977 ORANGE COAST car. truck or van $7995 ' 96 Lexus ES300 around the house? S2S.900 G-11~·11036 ORANGE COAST (102012) $45,990 Beach Motors Toyota of PONTIAC Will pay cash • PP CHEVROLET 9045 Land Rover 842·6686 White ivory. Full op­ Le1 the 714-734·9233 8 U IC K Huntington Beac h tion. I 7k, Cerllloed. 714·444-5200 1990 BMW 3251 Mission VleJo 88' Tempo, 4-door, 714·047·8555 Classifled 714.444.5200 N 166664 $281977 CLASSIFIED ·l·Or 5 spd Bron~(' '66 Corvette Stingray ___• _3_6_5_·8_7_5_0_ • __ pwr locks/windows, Civic 4·dr 5. •ea ox. -Lexus· Service It s tho resource you Tan Lealhcr Interior Coupe. Yellow, all Class1l1ed is ... cass. cc. runs great spd. ;im lrn cass. a c. Mission Viejo ANTIQUES & LOOto.S t. Run .. Cre;i1 · books records CONVENIENT Directory can counl on to sell a CADILLAC 9040 $1995. 644-6758 Excelle nt Cond!! 1 ·800·669-5398 CLASSICS 9250 Loaded ABS Driver Remember Yesterday! whether you're buv· help you find myrtad ol merchan­ S3500 650·68•11 <.11 so ti oms. because liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Au Bag !Jew br;:ii\es Musuom Quality! mg, selling, or just reliable help. t1-r.u19 bl.!11 u.111ery & '76 Cadillac Sevllle Priced to sell ( 101429) looking, ctassiftod hos Why play H1do 'N our columns compel ' 73 Maseratl Citroen tores SO 900 000 v.a. Auto. 4·spd, ac. Mission Vlolo what you needl SELL Seek with childcare? 642·5678 qualtl1ed buyors to 37k mi Restored lo all your home Call Clas s lflod RENT Ctllll IJ33·6670 or ·1~2· 1 GOG 11111 int . lull pwr. Land Rover CLASSIFIED 011ginal. S 13,500. or through classified 642-5678 $4,000 974-2351 714-385-8750 642-5678 through class1!ied today! 642·5678 ti ade! 996·5212 ovcs

COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWAlL GARAGE IMPROVEMENTS MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3 890 ROOFING 3910 CERAMIC SERVICE TILES 3 5 2 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICE 3584 DOORS 3 67 8 H 0 ME 37 5 61iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ------1 A · OK R 0 0 F 1 N G DIRECTORY MAC MEO IC • Care lor Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L&B Sports Therapy Al Kennedy Pamling/ Proclse Plumbing Paperhanging l • 220902 Repairs & nemod1Jls ·I st Class Installer· TILES $5 A SQ FT Macintosh Computers •Recessed Bookcases• ••$475 • 16X7•• LIKE-NU CONCRETE P1ol t. Person:il Massage in your hmo/olc. Low/ Arches • Bullnoso • Dis Inc 1u dos ha 11 way Romve 011. rust stains for Mon & Women ·Old Counlry Tradesman· Free C:st1inates Sr D.sc Free Est L639447 Includes Materials hourlv rale 673·8019 Closets • Ltqht Solf1ts wealhor-strip, lnstalln· crack 1pr Ae·nu seal wd G ift Certificates Avll Comp price 964-8872 _ L_11_6_B_7_3_9_e_e_s_9_._10_9_o_ 1191-3754 800·89 t ·3754 ADDITIONS Free Est • All Surfaces PC Personal Trainer ARCHCAAFT 41 3· 7001 lion & tax 645-5704 decks Free e:.t 760 8'127 RNILMT CM 722·9823 CHUNG' S PAINTING BALBOA ROOFING CO 1·310·262-6806 23Yrs Exp-Ort P11co! Ouahty Work Guarnl'd REMODELING 3410 In your homo or Oll1CCI------•------i------Guar Work·Frco Est •DAN DAWSON• Aorool Repmr Free Est CLEANING o"n ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 MOVING 3834 Uc#375602 536·1534 PLUMBING Lie/Ins 631 -5081 ~~';.,' ~~~w k:~~~:~~ Waler He:ilers • Drains As K ME AB o UT .. • SE RVl CES __c_a_11 _Je_r_rv__ e_5_0_.o_e_1_5 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COMPLETE PAINTING ROOFING Specialists 3 5 118 Remodel • Ropaor Rcmodohng• Addolions "t Small Job EXPERT William H arold J owclo1 Tho Best WOik At The Faucets • Fixtures Summe1 Spec 10% OFF & HOl''O Repairs. f•O Job iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Proltsslon al Service D uncan E lectric Watch/Jewelry Repair PUBLIC NOTICE 1 *Pcf.,ly~~~~~~e~~~~;* Best Prtco Guarant'd LISS4722 • 646 6720 All Stv1es-Fast·Dependab e Tc.o Sma Bob 548·8223 A TOUCH OF CLASS Computer & Internet L Q A Ant1quo t rono Jewelry Tho Cahl Public Ultli· 1 L•698286 547·6522 PgrN 717·5729 L• 5J8526 NOW Const C1oan1ng Ros/Comm Training. Allordablo. L ~~~~u ~ c~ 5~s~~~~ Gsa~l~~ b_s 0k • BJy st I trade 673 0 365 t1os Comm1ss1on RE· .. 722-2605. 0 u allty R emodol1 ng Lie, Bonded. Free Est. On-site Ted 840-7672 7 • . , 5 5 2 7 7 . • QUIRES lllat all used Gent Abrams Pelntlng · ~ • so Homo Rpopau!. Teresa 282· 7143 Potorkln Electric Home Repair/Remode l 1------household goods lnVExt. Olly Paint/Reas S Randy Svlr Plumbing ------• casonably riced ------Prompt & Low Rat"SI C KITCHENS 3786 I lh · Uc/Ins Ben M oore Polnl 1 Repair What Your REMODELING • Loc-.1 Co B4'Ei3CiJ10 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING CONCRETE & ros ·com/sm.lg iobs o~::~ee:~N~::.ort ~~~~r'car~nnumb:~~ 714·703·4942 (Volce/Pgr) • S1cp1,cir1son Assoc L1con!.Od·Bonded MASONRY 3557 CSLGt8717 71\0·5255 JI 631 2 4 60 limos and chauffeurs Ike's Custom Painting r,~~ ::;~ :,~ d ('~~~nos d ~ I =&iiiiADiiiiDiiiiiTiiiiiOiiNiiSiiiii3ii9iilii6 Call 714·644-5465 S 1O 00 por hour. m • 0 1vors1hed Constructlon print their T.C .P. num· Remodel 645·5079 1• 714·548·0368 BREWER'S TV-VCR COMPLETE KITCHCN bcr in all advertise· Prol. Clean. Quality W ork. Int/Ext & Docks. FARTHING INTERIORS •Brlnht Hsoclnlng Brick, Block, Slone, Tile FENCES & Home Services & BATH nEMODELS t II h Kitcllon/Bath/Aomodel "' Custom Cabin~1s mon s. you avo a LN703468 831·4610 BUSINESS European Prof'I Beat Cone. Patio, Orlvoway & DECKS 3 5 Under S300. L ,.. 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