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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-01-06 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Board members zero .in on budget problems •School officials want to find way to avoid shortfall in ooming year. · By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -More cuts aren't going to resolve the school dis- trict's budget problems, district officials said Monday. . · Al a special meeting of the Newport- Mesa school board, school officials stressed that an overhaul of the entire district is necessary to avoid a repeat of the district's current $4.8 million short- fall, next year. Although the school district had enough money in its reserves to tover the current shortfall, a failure to adjust the budget proces'S could result in another $5 million shortfall next year. "If we don't focus on this now, we'll be sitting here talking about this same damned thing next year,• said school board President Jim Ferryman. Among the district's money pits are schools that don't have enough students to support their operational and admin- istrative costs. The district receives about $3,600 per student from the state. Schools with fewer than 500 students don't generate enough money to fully fund them, board member Serene Stokes said. •A school has to have between 500 and 600 students lo be efficient," she said. "I believe we have schools with too few studertts in them." Stokes said the dis- trict will have to con- sider consolidating schools that don't Dana Black: have enough students Looking at the to financially justify bottom line. keeping them open. •Other districts have had to do it," Stokes said. "We just can't keep cuttjng the other (classified) employees." About $1 million of the sh~fall is attributed to an enr"ollment sho~ge of dbout 300 students. With zero-based budget.mg;· the dis- tnct would go to each departme_n_t, find out how much it costs to do theii job and how much money they're gettlllg. Black and board member Judy Franco were appomted lo study how zero-based budgetlllg could be used m the district Board member Dana Black Sdtd she's not gomg to go to the "punch board" to make any cuts until the district under- goes a zero-based budgeting process. "We had our bankruptcy and embez- zlement but I'm sick of talking about that,'' Black said. "I could not tell you 100% how any cuts would impact the district. I'm not willing to make any cuts until we look at how the dtstnct and departments are bemg run. It's an enor- mous task but we have to do it. That's the bottom line." ·w e haven'.t done tlus once smce the bankruptcy and I want to know what ground zero 1s," she said "Then we can 'know, across the board, how to equalize our schools.• Black dlso said zero-bdsed 9udgeting isn't needed every year but should be conducted at least every hve years to identify the way the d1stnct's resources are bemg used . . Hospitals overflow with flu patients •Epidemic hit high num- bers during last week of December.· By Christopher Goff a rd , Daily Pt/at HOAG HOSPITAL -A flu epidemic swelled ~mergency­ room visits to an all-tune !ugh at Hoag Hospital in late December and contirtues to break flu-season attendance averages, hospital authonties said. The last week of December saw a daily average of 193 ~ple at the Emergency Care Unit, w1th a htgh of 220 patients a day. com- pared to last year's flu-season average of 160 a day, said hospi- tal spokesman Chris Premer. The flu season, which general- ly extends from December through January, began Ill earnest this year m mid-Decem- ber, Premer said. He said daily emergency room visits have dechned to 177 people m the hrst week of 1998, wluch still exceeds the 130-patient dVerdCJe of a typ1-.. -:- cal day. "These are the highest nwn- 1 bers m ECU lustory," Premer sdld Hoping to keep beds free tn the face of the recent surge of patients, the hospital hds asked doctors to consider deld\'1119 eler- bve surgenes. Premer '>dld ·As flue sedson beg ms to dirrurush and the numberc; go I down, that wlll he cdlled oli." Premer said. While pdt1ents w1th senous problems Wee hedrt attdcks dfld strokes are div. d)'S accepted more routine eases hdve been re- routed to other loccil hosp1td.b, Premer scud l Costa Mesa fire Oepci.rtnwnt Battalion Chief Keith FUJlffiOlo Sd.ld pabents who would nomldU) be taken to Hoag Hoc;p1tal are being taken d'-ldr dWd~ as • SEE FLU PAGE 4 Local man r ecovering after head-on crash MARC MAlllW I DAILY Pl.OT ConstalK'e, a client at uie Recovery Center ln Costa Mesa. works on a puzzle on her d.,. off. Constance has completed one month of a lix·m2n.Y, program at the altemattve sentend.n.g site. Nancy Clark, below, nins the ~very Center. • Costa Me!ta resident automobile reportedly drifted across highway and collided with a car carry- ing family of four. F1Tebud veered across the center dtV1der south of Pctlmdale Boule- vard mto the opposmg lane. where 1t was br0dds1ded by dn oncorrung Ma.zdd mO\'"lng di about 65 mph, said CaWomtd Highway Patrol spokesman Scott Weldy. · Rehab center under scrutiny By Christopher Goff ard, Dally Pilot • Councilman Joe Erickson says recovery operation is basically a 'satellite jail.' By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot complex on Victoria Street. About 34 men and women share 19 apart- ments, attend recovery meetings, hold jobs in tbe community and submit to random drug tests. COSTA MESA -Prompted by concerns from Cty Councilman Joe Erickson that the facility is in effect a •satellite jail• in the Jniddle of a residential neighborhood, dty ~dais are taking a doser look at a live-in drug and alcohol rehabWtation center. The Recovery Center -a privately run. state-licensed alternative to jail for some 4Ng offenders -oicrupies an ape.rtm.ent Many of the residents are in the center on court orders and must complete. the program in order to stay out of prison, a fact that bu some city officials nervous. •1 don't want something stmilar to a satel- lite. jail on the West Side of Costa Mesa,• Erickson 141<1. ·1 doD't WIUlt people Milt to the Recovery Center in lieu of jail tilne. That's not e.cceptable." Eastbluff braces. for traftic. Snarls •~dents here have to deal with pipe laying construction and street closures. By Jennifer Armstrong. Daily Pilot BASTBLUFF -Drivers trying to get into this. neighborhood will run into some new road blocks over the next iew weeks. Crews tore up parts of Eastbluff Drive last week to lay ptpes that will carry reclaimed. water from the Irvine Ranch Water District to The Bluffs Homeown- 81'1 Aaloc:lation -one of teveral groups that agreed to use it 10 lt woUldn't nd up tn th bay. The Eastl;>luff segment of th., work should be finished in the next week or two, and the entire project should be ready to pump treated sewage water by A~, dty utilities manager Mllte Sine· cori said. ' Meanwhile, starting Jan. 15 and COft• . . tinuing through a trial period, traµic will no longer be able to cross Jamboree Road on Bison Avenue. Signs will be erected, stripes will be painted and Left. turn lanes will be blocked as part of a city plan to cut down on tra.ffic zipping through the residential community. • The proposal to stop through-traffic . on Bison came alter years of tense com- munity debate. Last year Eastbluff resi- dents voted against gating neighbor- hood entrances. And most recently, at the urging of some residents, the dty is also looking into Wtalllng a continuous rlgbt-t\irn lane from Eutbl\iff Drive at Ford R<>4d onto JambOree. Oty staff members will study bow the Bison closing affects traffic ~ern1, then the City Coundl can deqde whetliel' to mike it permanent. PUnding for .tny .~neot meuure will come p&rtly from SH,000 lD contribuUom from developen bi"kting wrby at OH Pont Roed and BOnlta Canyon. • The combination of roadwork on Eastbluff Drive and the in]pending Bison closing upset at least one North Bluff Villas resident, who worried the two projects would overlap. •1t does create a hazard,• resident Mildred Murry said. Development services manager Rich Edmonston sald he'd gotten some com- plaints from residents, mainly about how Eastbluff Drive tra.ffic was detoured. But most of the confus1on should be clearing this week a the pip -laytng winds down. Drivers will still have the Bison bloc.k-off to get used to, but City officials a.re hoping the public meet:mgs they held before approving the mea- swe. •rve had no feedback whattoever, • laid Mayor 1,0m Edwards, wbOM dlltrlct inc:lud• Eaitbluff. :Som body I WU te•lrtng to tbe other day ewn ~· mealed the dty on how well th y Md bandied tt .• A 22-year-old Costa Mesa man sustained minor to moderate injuries after his car collided with a Mazda on the Antelope Valley Freeway on Sunday, while a Lan- caster family of four died from injuries resulting from the crash, authorities said. The local man. Chris Panag- gio, was driving lus 1996 Pontiac Firebird southbound on the free- way at about 65 mph Ill sleet and heavy rain before the crash around 2:45 p .m., autbonties said For unknown reasons, the r----------~----~~ I N D E >c. ClASSIFIED ..••• .' ••••• 7 POLICE ALES .• -•••••••. 2 PUBLIC NOTICES •••••••• 6 SPORTS •••••••••.•••• 5 THE VERDICT ••.•..••• .J WEATHEJt ........... : .. • • .2. While the Fuebud remamed on the freewa} the r..tazda plum- meted about 30 feet dO¥.'Tl dn embankment, Weld) Sdld The driver of the Mazda. Rdn· dal Perry r-..-hller 34, was pro- nounced dead dt the scene along with his wife, Barbara Mane Lane, 36, and his daughter 5- year-old A.hsha Miller autbonbes said The couples other cluld. 10- year-old Wyatt Lcme, was pro- hOunced dead dt Antelope Valley Hospttal about three hours later, authonties sa.1d Panaggio wa<; ldkPn to Lem- • SEE CRASH PAGE 4 .· Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 • • • Board members zero in on budget problems •School officials want to find way ·to avoid shortfall in coming year. By Husein Mashni, Daily Ptlot NEWPORT-MESA -More cuts aren't going to resolve the school dis- trict's budget problems, district officials said Monday. At a special meeting of the Newport· Mesa school board, school officials stressed that an overhaul of the entire district is necessary to avoid a repeat of the district's current $4.8 million short- fall, next year. Although the school district had enough money in its reserves to cover the current shortfall, a failure to adjust the budget process could result in another $5 million shortfall next year. "If we don't focus on this now, we'll be sitting here talking about this same damned tbing next year," said school board President Jim Perryman. Among the district's money pits are schools that don't have enough students to support their opeFational and admin· istrative costs. The district receives about $3,600 per student from the state. Schools with fewer than 500 students don't generate e nou gh money to fully fund ·them, board member Serene Stokes said. •A school has to have between 500 and 600 stu<mnts to be efficient," she said. •1 belfeve we have schools with too few students in them." Stokes said the dis· trict will have to con· sider consolidating schools that don't Dana Black: have enough students Loo king at the to financially justify bottom line. keeping them open. •Other districts have bad to do it," Stokes said. "We just can't keep cutting the other (classified) employees." About $1 million of the shortfall is attributed to an enrollmen.t shortage of about 300 s.tudents. I With zero-based budgeting, the dis· tnct would go to each department, find out how much 1t costs to do thelf JOb and how much mone} they're getun~. Black Board member Dana Black sdld she's not going to go to the ·punch board " to make any cuts until the district under- goes a zero-based budgeting process and bodfd member Judy Franco were appointed to study how zero-based budgeting could be used in the district ·we had our bankruptcy and embez- zlement but I'm sick of talking about thaV Black said. •1 could not tell you 100% how any cuts would impact the district. I'm not willing to make any cuts until we look at how the district and departments are being run. It's an enor· mous task but we have to do it. That's the bottom line." "We haven't done this once since the bankruptcy and I want to know what ground zero 1s, • i.he said ~Then we can know, across the board, how to equalize our schools." Black also said zero· based budgeting isn't needed every year but should be conducted at least every five years to identify the way the district's resources a.re being used Hospitals overflo'Y with flu patients •Epidemic hit high num- bers during last week of December. By Christopher Goff a rd, Daily Pilot HOAG HOSPITAL -A nu epidemic swelled emergency- room visits to an all-time high at Hoag Hospital in late December and continues to break flu -season attendance averages, twspital authorities said. The l<St week of December saw a daily average of 193 people at the Emergency Care Urut, Wlth a high of 220 patients a day, com· pared to last year's flu-season average of 160 a day, said hospi· tal spokesman Chris Preme r. The nu season, which general· ly extends from December through Jan!Jary, began m earnest this year in rrud-Decem- ber, Premer said . He said daily emergency room visits have declined to 177 people m the first week of 1998, whlch still exceeds the 130-pallent av~rage of a typi- cal day "These are the tughest num· bers m ECU history.· Premer scud Hoping to keep beds free m the face of the recent surge of patients, the hospital has asked doctors to consider delaymg elec- tive surgenes, Premer said "As flue season begms to dim1msh and the numbers go down, that will be dilled off," Premer said. While patients with senous problems ltke heart attacks and strokes are dlways accepted. I more roullne cases hd\e bPen re· routed to other locdl hospitals. Premer sdld Costa Mesa Fire Depdrtment Battal.ton Chief Keith Fu1unoto sa.Jd patients who would nonnall~ be taken to Hoag Hoi.pital ore bemg taken as far awdy a" • SEE FLU PAGE 4 Local . man recovering after head-on crash MARC MARTIN I DAILY PllOT Constapce, a client at the Recovery Center In Costa Mesa. works on a puzzle on her day oft. Constance bas completed one month of a •b:·JP.9.Ath program at the alternative sentendng site. Nancy Clark, below, runs the Recovery Center. · • Costa Mesa resident automobile reportedly drifted across highway and collided with a car carry- ing family of four. I Firebird veered across the center d1Vtder south of Palmdale Boule· vard into the opposmg lane, where it was broadsided by an oncoming Mazda movmg at about 6~ mph, said C abfomia Hlghway Patrol spokesman Scott Rehab center under scrutiny By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot • Councilman Joe EricK.son says· recovery operation is basically a 'satellite jail.' By Tim Grenda, Dally Pilot complex on Victoria Street. About 34 men and women share 19 apart· ments, attend recovery meetings, hold jobs in the community and subtnit to random drug tests. . COSI'A MESA -Prompted by concerns from City Coundl.roan .Joe Brickson th4t the facility is in effect a •satellite jell• in the Jlliddle of a residentl&l neighborhood, dty l>fficials are t4king a closer look at a live.in drug and alcohol rehabilitation center. Many of the residents are ln the center on coµrt orders and xnust complete the program in order to stay out of prison. a fact that bas some dty officials nervous. •1 don't want something limilar to a satel· lite jail on the West Side of Costa Mesa,• Erickson said. ·1 don't waqt people Milt to the Recovery Center in lieu of jail time. That's not acceptable." The Recovery Center -a prtvately run, state-licensed alternative to Jail for some 4rug offenders :-occupies an. apertment EastbIUff braces for traffic· snarls •Residents here have to deal with pipe laying construction and street closures. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot BASTBLUFF -Drivers trying to get into this neighborhood will run into some new road blocks over the next few weeks. Crews tore up parts of Eastbluff Drive last week to lay pipes that will carry reclaimed. water from the Irvine Ranch Water District \o The Bluffs Homeown- ers A.HOdation -one of several groups that agrMd to use lt so it wouldn't end up 1'1 the bay. · The Eastbluff segment of the w ork should be finished ln the next week or two, and the entire project should be ready to pwnp treated sewage water by Apdl, dty utilities manager Mike stna· corl Mid. Meanwhile, starting Jan. t5 and COD· . tinuing through a trial pEU'iod, traffic will n o longer be able to cross Jamboree Road on Bison Avenue. Signs will be erected, stripes will be painted and le ft· turn lanes will be blocked as part of a city plan to cut down on traffic zipping through the resi4ential community. The proposal to stop through-traffic on Bison came after years of tense com- munity debate . Last rear Eastbluff resi· dents voted against · ga ting neighbor· hood entrances. And ·most recently, at the urging of some residents, the city ls also looking into installing a conllnuous right-tum lane from Eastbluff Drive at Ford Road onto Junboree. City staff members will study bow the Bison closing affects 'traffic patten11, then the City Council can <tectde wbetber to make 1t permanent. PUDdiilg for any ~nent mealW'e will come partly from S76.000 iii contrlbuUou from developen b~ DMiby at on. Pont Road aDd BoftJta Canyon. The combination of roadwork on Eastbluff Drive and the impending Bison closing upset at least one North Bluff Villas resident, who worried the two projects would overlap. ·u does create a hazard,· resident Mildred Murry said. . De velopment servic;es manager Rich Edmonston said he'd gotten some com- plaints from residents, m ainly about bow Eastbluff Drive traffic was de tout'ed. But most of the confusion should b clearing this week as the pipe-laying winds down. Drivers will still bave the 8J1on block-off to get used to, but city offictall are lloping the pubUc meetings. they held before approving 'the m ea · sure. •J've. bad no feedback whatsoever,• laid Mayor Tom Edwards. wbO.. dlltrict .. lndud• BUtblutf. •Somebody I WH t411rtng to tbe Other day fteft colnpli· mented the dty on how well tbey bad bendled tt.• A 22-year-old Costa Mesa man sustamed minor to moderate injwi~ after bis car collided Wlth a Mazda on the Antelope Valley Freeway on Sunday, while a Lan· caster family of four died from injwies resulting from the era.sh, authorities said. The local man, Chris Panag- gio, was driving bis 1996 Pontlac Firebird southbound on the free- way a t about 65 mph m sleet and heavy rain before the crash around 2:45 p.m., authorities said. For· unknown reasons, the r----------~~~---~ I . I I I I N D E >., I ClASSIFIED ••••••• r ••• 7 POLICE FILES ........... 2 . PUBLIC NOTICES • -..••.. 6 ' SPOm .............. 5 THE VERDICT •••••.••. 3 WEATliEI' ••.••••.•••• .2 I Weldy Whtle the Fireblfd remamed on the freeway the f\.tazda plum· meted about 30 feet down an embankment. Vveld} Sdld The driver of the l\tazda. Ran· dal Perry Miller 34, was pro· nounced dead at the scene along Wlth his wife, Barbara Mane Lane, 36, and hls daughter. 5- year-old Alisha l\.1iller, authontJes Sa.Jd • The couple's other child, 10· year-old Wyatt Lane. was pro· nounced dead at Antelope Valley Hospital about three hours later, authorities said Panaggio was taken to Lan· • SEE CRASH PAGE 4 • • cal· • 01ces HOW TO BE A PARr or: LOCAL VOICES We want to hear your though1s and opinions on' local is.sues and contr?- versies. Here's hON you can reach us: •Readers Hotline: 642-6086; • ~ail: Daily Pilot, 330 W, Bay St, Costa Mesa, 92627; • Fax: 6464170; E:-mail: dpilot20earthlink.net . Our 'Neb addns is www.latimes:com/p1l9t . USHED TU I BEACH I COS ~ THE MAILB AG City Shbuldri't be in a hurry to annex land . A ma1or change m the We of Newport Beach is being relent- lessly pushed by our city man- dger, city staff members, the chamber of commerce and some City Council members who have bought the song that #more lS better" clild "what could be wrong with this armex.ation when we have had hundreds in the past.· Something must be wrong with our present city mdnagement that a city like ours -with world famous oeach- es a nd bay ringed with million-dollar homes and filled with expensive boats, world-class shopping centers, famous hotels and commercial centers -and the city staff says we can't support ourselves, that we need an economic council to see k new revenues and we need to ease our traific constraints tp mdfle 1t t>asier for more commerciol d evelopment. I ask, should such a city manage- . ment, which can't make it with what we hdve he re, be trusted with taking on more and more qt unproven rev- e nues and more uncertain responsibil· 1hes? Annexation requires more staff dnd ldtge r payrolls. Lets ask, WWhy 1s the city of Irvine trying to get rid of their Boruta Village develo pment? Let them bwJd therr school dnd thel! development. Why is The lrvine C o. anXJous to have us take over the Newport Coast development? Are they looking ahead to the future and seemg problems with those hills and canyons? The re 1s no hurry ll these develop- men~prove themselves in hve or 10 years, they can be considered for annexation then -after a citywide vote to see if we want to be just a u bigger city.• We all moved here because Newport Beach is nice the way it is. Are we willing to throw this away for unstated benefits and an unproven better lifestyle? I want to be able to find a parking space at City Hall, to call my council- man by name and to have a voice in city affairs. • Why would a nyone just throw this all way for nothing, not even promises of lower taxes or better services? Because the staff wants to increase its power. JEAN MORRIS Corona del Mar Does Newport really need to annex the Newport Coast? Residents need to be more active in city gove~ent G rowing the Newport Beach city bure&ucracy is not the way to enhance resident influence at City Hall. ln recent weeks, local political activists have called for the hiring of an ombudsman for the city govern- ment. They even want a government-run commission of residents. These activists argue this new apparatus is necessary to give lbe resident point of view more weight in the conduct of city affairs. To promote their idea, they have attempted to demonize the city's ad hoc Economic Development Com- mittee. I am a former member of the Eco- nomic Development Committee and at one time served as this city's interim manager. I salute the efforts of City Manager Kevin Murphy and the Citv. Council to reduce bloat in the city -gove~ent and privatize public ser- vices wherever possible. Creating more new government jobs at City Hall may even be counter- productive. If city departments are not being accountable, residents should take the matter up with the city manager or with the City CoWlcil directly. Residents and property owners who want to extend their influence in city 0 affairs mJght try these taxpayer friend- ly techniques instead: • Join an existing civic action orga- nization like the Newport Harbor or the Corona del Mar Chamber of Com- merce. Spe~ Up NewJ)ort also comes to mind. • Take part in the affairs of your local homeowners assoaation regular· ly, or one of the regional neighbor- hood associations, like the West-New- port Association, or the Central New- port Association. . • Attend meetings of the City Council and the various city commis- sions, and offer your opinions on pub- lic affairs during the mandatory public comment period . • Take advantage of the letters to the editor vehicle offered by newspa- BRIAN P08UDA I DAILY PH.OT pers like the Daily Pilot that provide generous local coverage. • Get to know your City Council members on a first name basis by sponsoring a neighborhood coffee for them to hear your concerns firsthand. • Watch local television coverage of City Council meetings. • Speak up -and speak out often -in your own voice, and don't assume someone else is carrying the ball. For those residents aI1dlor business people who want a largef say in local affairs, the podium is open. Remem- ber, the world is goverped by those who show up. PHILIP BETTENCOURT Newport Beach EL TORO .DEBATE R E B U T T A L S Don't let complacency win ·airport battle Women are welcome, but Sid, that's ~ whole different.story . -· By Richard Taylor, DaHy Pilot T hls holiday season marks the one-year anniversary of a watershed da_te in Orange County's history. That's when the Board of Supervisors voted to move forward with the development of El Toro as a commercial a!Iport. Yet, despite an 18-month planning process, more than 50 hours of public teshmony, approval by three co\.Ulty commissions and two countywide elections, a pall has dropped over the development process. Why? Because an all-out assault is being waged on the people of New- port Be ach, Costa Mesa and the New- port Coast. This attack is coming from South County communities opposed to a second commercial airport at El Toro They've bee n successful to date because they are exploiting what they detect to be a certain complacency among the citizens of our collective communities. You see, they assume that we, being citizens of a democracy, feel that the EJ Toro issues has been resolved. They're counting on that complacency to continue. Now don't get me wto.ng: folks from South County love Newport , Our address is 330 W Bay St., COSUI Mesa, Calif 92627 CQBR~CTIQNS VOL 9~ NO. 5 It rs the Pilot's polky to promptly correct all erron of substance 1"0MAS H. JOHNSON. Please call 574-4233. Publisher rn WIWAM LOBOEU.. The Newport Editor Be«Weosu Mesa Daily Smtl MAJUILI, Pilot (USPS-144-800) IS Managing EdltOI' publfthed Monday TONY DODOO, through Saturday. In Assist. Managing Editor Newport Beach and TINA llORGATTA. Costa Mesa, subscrlp- City Editor tlons are only avallable ROGP CAIU.SOH. by subscribing to The Sports Editor TlrMS Orange County (800) 2S2·9141. In areas ~MAllTIN. outside of Newpon Photo Editor 8e«h and C'.osta MeM, ~YNN ESOlA. subscrlptlont to the ' Display Advertlslng D.ltly Piiot only .,. JUDY OftTING. avallat* by rrwtfl f« cta.lfled Advertising s 10 ptt month. Second I.ANA JOHNSON. cl• postA9e plld at Promotions COltA ~ CA (Prices PllYIOO SHAH, lnclvde all 8PPfk.lbl• the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority, an organization that exists to block a second airport at any cost. Supervisor Wilson's organization is actively suing the county to stop the. planning their own perf onMnce and their own misconduct. Beach. They bring their families and friends here to show off our spectacu¥ lar Christmas Boat Parade, gear up for the Rose Bowl and the University of Michigan football team, visit our clubs, eat in our fine restaurants, shop till they drop at Fashion Island and 1iiangle Square, take in a movie at the "Big" Edwards theater-and then go home. .process. The Issue: Readers respond to a recent column by fugitive restaura- teur Sid Soffer regarding the use of female p0lice offi cers. DAVE SNOWDEN Costa Mesa chief of police They don't think of the Newport Coast as a hometown, but rather as a veS"sel they can use for their own immediate pleasure (and necessity) until they return to their quiet neigh- borhoods in South County. ln tlleir minds, Orange County already has an airport. The fact that John Wayne's departure and arrival corridors thunder over the heads and homes of Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa makes pedectly good sense to them. 1t fits their vision of the Newport Coast as not so much a place where people live but, rather, a pleasant resort they can visit. When you think about it, the politi- cal land.scape from here to ap a.1rp~:>rt isn't very pretty. Newport Beach is represented at the county level by a supervisor -Tom Wilson, appointed y Gov. Pete Wilson to represent our city's best interests -who ls a seU- described •adamant opponent• of an airport at El l'oro. He is a member of ter or advertlsements herein can be reprQ- duced withoot written permission of copyright owner HQW rg REACH us Orculation The limes Orange County (800) 2S2-9141 Adwrtislng • TEMIEltATURES Newport Beach 68143 Newport Coast 69/4' Balbo.t 68143 Costa Mesa 68138 Corona del Mar 67144 SURF FOMCAST Classified 642-5678 Display 642~321 LOCATION SIZE Edlt.c>NI NflWI s.t0-1224 \Vedge 1-2 w Newport 1 ·2 w 81.ckles 1-3w Sports 642--030 News, Sports Fax 646- River J.ny 1·3 w CdM 1-2w 4170 E-Mail: dpllot20earth· link.net M.fn ()ffb TIDUTOOAY First low 10:49 1.m. 1.1 8uslnM Of'rlc.e 642· 071 t Business Fax 631·5902 Our communities are surrounded by anti·growtb, anti-progress and anti-airport naysayers. As of late, attacks by South County activists like Mayor Shea, Supervisor Wilson and their friends have been directly solely at Newport Beach. They are trying to isolate us by convincing the rest of the county that this is Newport Beach's fight They're actually trylng to obscure the true facts: that an air- port at El Toro is part of a regional transportation system that is in the bJghest and best interests of the coun· ty as a whole. Make no misWce: John Wayne Air- port cannot serve the whole county. John Wayne is landlocked. Take off the cap and there's still no place to expand. Ale we willing to fiah t for the democratic process? The quality of our community life along the Newport Coast depends on it. • RIOtNtD TAYLOR 1$ • merntMt of the Airport Woft(lng Group. The Detty Piiot will run regular 1rtides end columns regarding the debate over the El Toro Mar\ne ba5e. .. . WEATH First high First high 3:55 a.m. 5.1 4:49a.m. Second low Second low 10:03 p.m. 1.4 11 :04 p.m. Second high 4:34p.m 3.4 Second high S:58p.m. WEDNESDAY First low WATER 11:55 a.m. 0.4 TEMPEUlUllE: 61 W hile I acknowledge Sid Sof- fer's free speech rights, let there be no mistake, the Costa Mesa Police Department does not subscribe to Soffer's womout bias against women .inJaw enforcement. The •good old days" of male only police departments that settle their disputes through physical force or other unacceptable means are long gone. In our departmepl we seek to hire the best recruits, men and women, mentor their training and bold them to an identic.o.J set of stan- dards and are gratified when they succeed. We are proud of the men and women who served and are serv- ing in our department in the finest tradition of service and protection to the citizens of Costa Mesa. We have not and will not compro· mise the standards required to be a police officer for Costa Mesa. Some males and femllles will not make the cut, which is regrettable. But. I can assure you that the reason someone may not succeed as a police officer of this city is due to only the merits of 5.4 1.6 3.4 . w hile it's always funny when . your paper publishes columns by convicted criminals like Sid Soffer or shameless politicians like Costa Mesa's Mayor Peter Buffa, the truth is that it only adds to the poor reputa- tion you have among fans of real journalism and followers of local poli- tics. As anyone who has paid atten- tion knows, this is not the first time Costa Mesa's police department has had problQrns with sexual harass- ment. I seem to recall two female bodybuilders who sued, forcing the city to settle out of court. I rem.ember as w~ when the police chief was caught exchanging homophobic e-mail messages with · the city manager and a councilman who has censured by his colleagues for thiS transgression. It would be nice if your paper gave some history and context to the stories you report rather than simply recruiting crorues to write pieces that support the positions of your buddies in offioo. BRITTANY EDWARDS Costa Mesa The boost In northwest swell we were eiq>ectlng by Monday Is coming from too steep an angi. to help us. In the short tenn, we'll live with basiqilly flat conditions. However, some wen-northw.st swell may punch w....-es Into the tM chest-high area over the next 24 hours. ' "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" All Types of Window Treatments • ~Lances 6 Cornice Boxts • Roman Sh1Uk1 • Blinds • ~rticals • Sh"tttrs • Betlsprtadt C..pliMnt11ry Co.ndutio• ;,. io.,, H.-~ ~-. --.- '· 'II . • I .J • • • .. , -... _ ~ ~ ----- N:>lllMd~ Callfomll ~tt/'f"'fl' Nl\IWORTIDOt' News. ... CJ'IWt FJMO(fal OffKS SU1t and local taxes.) flOSTMAST(ll; s.id . a -nm.s Mlrlor ~ • Mlh 9lreK A com* disc Qr nereo and lnterlot dome l19ht wotth SJ.40 w• stolen from • c..r In the 100 bfodt. • Drd 11net end 0....1fnwwt: A car was 50atc.h9d ind v.ndatlztd. READUS HOTUU addl'W cNinges to Tht 642-6086 ~~ "4Kord ~ c.ommentl Mesa Deily .-itot. ,.o •bOVt the o.lly Not or lox 1~. ~ MIM, l'ltWI tlpL CA.92626.~ 6QDllU ~newstton.. ~~Nt· ~o. .. ...,, ~~ao """"" ....... vie.~ Genlfll MeN9w .,. t6M ~ ... "tf:llt ~ CDITA..sA . • A91M .._ .... A sttf.o WOt1tl S100 wu stoftn from a r.111Inthe1200 blo(k. •Olm• -•me; A would-ti. burg&w ~ dwough a mt In the BOO block. lo 11 ..... .__. _.._ ..... - ... Newpon Beach/Co ta Mesa Daily Piloc 1· I I City .comes rip wiih money for bridge deletion plan , By Tim Grenda; Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The City Council on Monday night took a $115,~ swipe at erasing long- standing plans for bridges. over the Santa Ana River channel at 19th and Banning streets. County and city plans for the two controversial bridges, which would connect vehicle traffic between Costa Mesa and Hunt- ington Beach. have been on long- ra,nge drawing boards for ye{U'S. Master plans in both the city and Orange County still include the bridges in looking at how best to handle expected traftic increas- es down the road. While the plans aimed at cutting traffic on Pacific Coast Highway have been around for decades, no money bas ever been set aside for design or construction costs. Still. even the possibility of .'°me day extendiag the two streets on bridgal over tbe river manneJ hii Deen a Kot point for community opposition in both Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach, where residents fear doing so would open their quiet residen- tial streets to thousands of cars. This week, Calta 'Mesa leaders took the finrt step toward remov- ing the coi;itroversial plans by pledging more ~ half ol. the cost of a $200,000 environmental impact reJ>Qrt to m-examine the bridges concept. The study, to be condUded by an independent consultant and completed by next November, will look at several options, including leaving the bridges in the plans, replacing them with bridges on other city streets and taking them out all together. City Engineer Bill Mortjs noted the study has been •a long time coming• and took about five obituary ~ just to bu\}d consensus and ~money~ from an the cities blvolved. Besides Costa Mesa and Hunt- ingt~Jl.' Beach, the ci.ti.es of New- poWBeach, Fountain Valley and Orange County have agreed to split the remaining $85,000 of the bridge study. While Costa Mesa has agreed to spend up to $115,000, ~t number could go down. City Manager Allan Roeder said he has already talked with offidals in neighboring Hunting- ton Beach about c:!:ripping in on the study. While nothing is set in concrete, Roeder said Huntington Beach leaders have indicated they may chip in $15,000 toward the effort. lowering Costa Mesa's share by the same amount. Other cities and agencies that agree to split the cost of the study down the road will also slasq Cos- ta Mesa's·share, Roeder said. Popular high school teacher· dies A popular Newport Harbor High School history teacher w)lo was active in the school's on-site suspension program has died at the age of 29 Julie Snyder was found at her Laguna Beach home by neigh- bors around 4 p.m. Sunday, police said. ~ Letters detailing Ms. Snyder's death were sent to all teachers at Newport Harbor High School CORRECTION In the Around Town section of Monday's Daily Pilot, it should be stated that the Usting for the RECYCLED RAGS Clothe, from tlw \\ .udrohe, oi tht• \\ orld \ hl',f drt'"l'cl fH'Of>ll' OPEN EVERY DAY! 2731 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar (714) 675-5553 Men;iay. All students were also told about the teacher's death. "It was a tough way to come back from vacation," said Princi- pal Bob Boies. ·she was a very popular teacher. She was well- .loved." School distlict counselors and psychologists will pe at the school today to talk with students and teachers. ·I was rut pretty bard," said Shoreline Association of Orange County's dog ~ow .is Sunday. Linda Mook, president of the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers. "This is a tragedy.• Snyder's family will hold a pn- vate ceremony in her honor. 7'-e 3'e4t u, ~~I • CHA'S FAMILY 3t SHOE REPAIR "•'--.. 1673 IR\l\T AVE.If G "•'"••-•••• l"lhS ....... _ l•l lJ ~ ~BhLl\Ntr 11<\ltv' II ~ 714-642-4314 Thanks For 1997 Happy -New Year Have you considered a PRIVATE SCHOOL EDUCATION for your child? The Pegasus ~School invites you to join us for KINDERGARTEN INFORMATION NIGHT January 28, 1998 • 7 :00 p.m. The Pegasus School 19692 Lexington Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92646 (714) 964-1224 •FAX (71 4) 962-6047 WINTER SPORTS WEAR SALE • 1 . JOHn LEOnA -RD'S GOLi' aHOP J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6. 1998 • ffitch ·doctors are no match for a deputy DA 0 ne quiet, sleepy Southern ' California day when I was a deputy district attomey, Charlie Carrillo, the court inter- preter, brought an American Indi- an man to see me. He was accompanied by his wife, an emaciated little woman who was barely able to totter into the office. On her leg was a great running sore. As Charlie explained it, the family living next door to the cou- ple had put a hex on th~ woman, and she was dying. I was in com- plete accord with that diagnosis. She not only looked to me like she was dying, she looked like she was liable to do it any moment. According to Charlie, if I didn't do somethmg, the American Indi- an man was going to take the law into his own hands. -- I ventured a tentative opinion that this looked like a medical case and that they should go to the county hospital. They already had. I called the hospital and talked to the doctor in charge. My diagnosis was right. The lady was dying -for no diagnosable rea- son, said the doctor. Today I would call in a psychi- atrist. But that was in the mid- 30's, and the city of Santa Ana did not have a psychiatrist. Not to worry. I was young and had that wonderful self confidence't>f youth. I would do something. We all piled into a county car and went to the scene of this cur- rent witchcraft I ordered the fam- ily next door out of their house and lined them up, from toddlers to ancients. all 14 of them. They spoke only Spanish. so I INCWDES t/ Poger- t/ Activation t4495 t/ 3. "!O"ths ~ 01mme II' 3 months ~ 110icemoil 'P~'P~ 220.4 ~ Blvd. • Cosio Meso 646-2080 t-¥JW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK robe rt gardner asked Charlie to translate Then I read the riot act to them At least I think I did. As I remember, I made a pretty good speech, but I have always had the feeling that Charlie's translation was even better. You see, Charlie was the. cousin of Leo Carrillo, the actor, and apparently a sense of the dra- matic came naturally to the <'.W'- rillos.I explained in Englith that witchcraft was against the law and punishable by imprisonment, torture, bwning at the stake, impalement and drowning. Char- lie probably added a few more in bis translation. He was particular- ly good as be described the burn- ing. The threat of drowrung fell a little flat because none of my audience had ever seen more than two inches of water m the Santa Ana River. After Charlie completed h1s speech (and I hope part of rrune), I walked around the house and broke all of the thorn aucifixes that were strategically placed so the woman next door could see .. then when she looked out of her kitchen window. Fourteen sets of eyes rolled up to the sky as though expecting an Azte<: thun- derbolt at this effrontery. Then, 1ust for good measure and because 1t seemed sort of scary, I sprinkled salt around their house, all the while muttering swtable mcantabons. I don't know what Charlie told them about the salt sprinkling, but rt was effective because wben we left the two ramilies were in each other's arms and already plans were being made for a big fiesta to celebrate the temunation of the neighbor- hood feud A few weeks later the Amencan lnctia.n man came in. With lum was a bounang, plump, snappy-eyed woman. This, amaz- mgly enough, was the walking cadaver of a short time before. I called the hospital. Yes; a mir- acle had occurred. The great sore on the woman's leg had healed, ai:d tile made an mcredible rec~ery. So, J.f you would like to dis- pose of your mother-in-law, just · call on old Voodoo Gardner, Witch Doctor Extraordinaire. I make no claim that I can kill her, but I'll bet I can make her awfully sick • ROBERT GARONER IS a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs on Tuesdays. I DONATE YOUR BOAT!~ ~(I: ,~ ".,..: ~0-t• A~!, / \ -. "' •ll \ • • ~I •II >Ve· HllCT 111C• ,.,~ -11.,EI • 1tl""' •"'-'• G•I" YOUR fAVO~m CHARITY IPK 714-675-0586 1o.. I RS APPRO\/[D SOI ((JO) .o £5 ---~'lCU4ra Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICAUY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less/ J. 3 l 65 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block South of 405 Fwy 545-7168 ........... -,,. ................................. -........... _ .. BEAUTY STORE South Coast Plaza Sears Wing, Lower Level ,- I ES ' TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1998 CRASH CONTINUED FROM 1 <'aster Community Hospital and reledsed Wlthin hours. the hospi- ldl sdid. No charges have been filed ctyamst Panaggio, and the acci- dent remains under investigation, Weldy said "We haven't formed any opin- ton," Weldy said, speculating the weather may have been a factor. A prellminary police report said the Pirebird lost traction. A woman who identified her- sell as Panaggio's . mother said Monday her son was returning from a holiday gathering at her home in Kem CoUllty before the crash. The woman, who answered the phone at Panaggio's Costa Mesa home, said her son was recovering from a coacusslon be suffered in the acddent. She said he worked as a pharmacy techni- cian. "We're just sick about this," she said. "We don't know how lo handle this. We're just trying to handle thi~ a day at a time.• She added, "He's a nice kid. It was rainy and slick and wind)•. Accidents happen. That's why they're called accidents." - --------~ _____________ _..;,.._.....__ ____ _ FLU CONTINUED FROM 1 c ·ottstal Community Hospital ID '-\a nlc1 Ana dOd the Irvine Med- ic di Center. • fhe hospitals are 1ust inun- ddte<l right now," he said. ThC'y're stdcked up bke chips in there. A lot of it is the flu that we're hearing about.• As classes resumed Monday after the holidays, some New- port-Mesa schools reported unusually low attendance and speculated the flu might be a key cause. Both Victoria Elementary School and Andersen Elemerr- tary Sclwol reported about 25 Ml CASA a MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRI P TO MEXICO CockfOllS Phone Ahead tar Fooa lo Ga a 0 0 ;: .. :-·:-:.«. :-X>0«'¢<>00Q~~~~>000~mc~~>000~~~~>000000t)OOCC. =~~ SINCE SABATINO'S Restaurant "'\; Lido Ship~ ard Sau4'agl' ( ·o. absentees. Back Bay High School campus guard Maria Qarcia said only 30 to 40% of the school's roughly 65 students showed up Monday. Health officials say there are multiple strains of the flu afoot that can attack even those who have had preventative shots and can prove fatal for babies, the elderly and the chronically ill. RECOVERY CONTINUED FROM 1 Center Director Nancy Clark has run the center since 1990 and didn't have a city pennit until last August. Clark, a specialist in alternative sentendng programs, had always insi!ted she didn't need a dty permit, because her state license to operate supersedes local authority to regulate or shut down her center. But last summer, when city offi- cials questioned Oark's why she lacked a pennit, she applied for a permit and in August, the Plan- ning Commission unanimously granted her one. The city OK ended a,two-year permit stalemate but didn't come without restrictions, including a 10 p.m. curlew for residents and limits on visiting hours. PtRSONAL TRAINING • SP1NNtt-iG® • AEfl08ICS • ¥OGA •STRENG Tl+ TRAINING • CAADIAC REHAB • E.xPERT PERSONABU STAFF • MEOICAl.LY·ESTABUSHEO PRINCIPLES •PRIVATE H~Al.TH CLUB PARKING • LIMITED CHILD CARE AVAll.A8LE TO MEMBERS Certified Spinning® Instructors & Official Spinn 1ng Center When you need to know ... Find tt fast in your hometown newspaper NEWPON: Jlilbf.11,A.i -• A DAILY PILOT SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION This year I'm going to ••• ti' Beat Stress· V Lose Weight ti' Fix-uP my House ti' Buy a New Car ti' Volunteer ti' Recycle-· V': Exercise ~· ~ Dine-out once a Weck ¢Take a trip ••• and so much more! S'4µ-Up Fitness Center 631-3623 Publication Date: Friday, January 23 .. :··$pqce & Copy Deadline: weCrnesdStY,, Januar.y 14, 5pm Ask AliOut Pick-up Ralesl Don't procrastinate· Call tOclayl .. Now, five months after being approved, Erickson fears Clark isn't playing by the rules. Erickson said there is a big dif- ference between a clean, sober living environment where people voluntarily chciose to live and a court-ordered detention facility like Clark's where residents cqe living in order to stay out of jail • Erickaon now wants a clearer definition of who can·and cannot live in the center added to the perm.it restrictions and next ~on­ day night, the Planning Commis- sion is set to consider' changing, revoking or allowing Clark's per- mit to stay as it is. Even if that happened, Clark insists the authority to shut her operation down rests in Sacramento, not Costa Mesa. Oark said the idea of people· checking themselves into drug treatment is unrealistic because most addicts must hit rock bottom before they seek help. • Newport Betlch/Costa Mna Daily Pilot "If it wasn't for being arrested and sent here by the cowts, 99% of the ee?Ple I meet wouldn't even be in treabnent, • Clark said. "Jail, institutions and death are the inevitable ends to addic- tions." The center's 34 residents, who live two or three to an apartment, must either have a job or be actively seeking emplllyment and submit to random c:trug and alcohol tests to stay. Qark, who has worked with drug and alcohol offenders for 24 years, scoffed at the city's impli- cation that her clients are in some way dangerous to the community because they were ordered into treatment. "ffhe City Council) has this p~nceived idea that we have monsters here," Clark said. "These are not child molesters. These are people who are fight- ing to get their lives back togeth- er." Have you considered a PRIVATE SCHOOL EDUCATION for yol_!r child? The Pegasus School invites you to join us for MIDDLE SCHOOL GRADES 6, 7 AND 8 INFORMATION NIGHT January 21 , 1998 • 7:00 p.m. The Pegasus School 19692 Lexington Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92646 (714) 964-1224 •FAX (714} 962-6047 • r -;;YE-OPENER Estancia loses two starters for PCL opener because of red cards QUOTE OF THE DAY 'That lci/U U.'f .... -EsrMOA SOCfI/f <XJAOI STfMi Dlm\sJIAW. FUtJIM1VG T1U:i UJSS OF mt/ STAKT'fiRS FCJlf FIUDAYS U1AGUE Ol'CVJ:R BLCAW OF RHJ r.ARDS '. t ' ' . :. "f t ~ ' • I .... . Newport Harbor's Pete Hogan will continue his playing days with the Colorado State Rams. SAILORS POLISH THEIR GAME . • Newport Harbor · improves to 11-5 with : 61-41 triumph over ·host Saddleb ack in : final Sea View tune up. : By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -The Newport Harbor High boys basketball team finished its first "season" Monday night like a unit headed- toward the second of what Coach Larry Hirst believes should be three miniseasons. The Sailors, 11-5 after wrap- ping up the preleague campaign with a 61-41 victory at Saddle- back High, open Sea View League play Friday at El Toro in hopes of earning their second straight trip to the ClF playoffs. "I'd like to think so," said Hirst of his team's chances at a post- season berth, after the Tars col- lected their sixth triumph in sev- en games~ "In som areas, we've come a long way · e Dec. 1, but in oth- ers, we still have a long way to go. Everyone in our league is playing well right now. We have the No. 1 team in Orange County (Santa Margarita, which barely a week ago became the first coun- ty team to beat Mater Dei since · Cherokee Parks-led Marina in 1991) and four other teams (besides the Tars) are also going to be right in there." Former Sea View rival Saddle- back, now in the Golden West League, bung in there early Monday. But offensive balance and defensive pressure helped Harbor capture and maintain the lead for the final 28 minutes. •When we finally got out of our Monday daze, we were OK," ~said. The Tars used an 8-0 burst in the first quarter to claim a 13-6 cushion, open ed the second quarter with a 7-2 run, a nd outscored the Road.runners, 9-2, to start the second halt, which vir- tually put it away. Matt Jameson paced the bal- anced a ttack with 11 points, nine assists and seven rebounds, while Gary Robinson added a team- high 13 points off the bench, along with five rebounds. Dustin Illingworth (nine points and six boards), Adam Hearlson (six points, nine boards and three blocked shots) and Scott Arch- bold (eight points and three boards) were also among the standouts for the Tars. Saddleback WAS forced into 23 turnovers and shot a dismA1 31 % (15 for 48), but played wlth deter- mination throughout. •Give them credit," Hint said. •They play hard" Newport Harbor senior, the Newport-Mesa District Defen sive Player of the Year at middle linebacker, plans to play defensive end for Western Athle tic Confe re nce member Coioq1do State. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -How anxious was Newport Harbor High senior Pete Hogan to cast his collegiate football future at Fort Collins-based Colorado State? He passed up a free ticket to paradise to do so. SO impressed was the 6-foot-4, 225- pound Newport-Mesa District Defensive Player of the Year with the defending Western Athletic Coolerence and Holiday Bowl champion Rams, he gave Coach Son- ny Lubick a verbal commibnent to accept a full scholarship, before returning from a pre-Christmas recruiting trip. Upon his return to ¥ewport Beach, the three-year starter who played middle line- backer, outside linebacker, defensive end and tight end for the Tars, canceled sched- uled recruiting visits to Hawaii, as well as Utah, and UNLV. The signing period begins Feb. 4 . "l kind of tliough t (Colorado State) was where I wanted to go before I took my trip there. And right when I got on campus, I knew it was the place for me," said Hogan, who had visited Kansas State the week before (Dec. 12-14). "I wanted a small town, I wanted to be close to good skiing, I loved the coaching staff and I was real excited about the team unity," said Hogan, who will red.shirt next fall, before MITS· 1·<><»1 H .\LL 5-or t i excited about playiitg · 'defensive end again _... • -PETE HOGAN pursuing playing time at defensive end. "I'll need to put on 15-or 20 pounds. but I'm excited about playing defensive end again. I liked it a lot when I was a (Harbor) sophomore. Hogan started his first varsity season at end, before earn All-Sea View League and all-district honors as a junior outside line- backer and tight end He shifted to ouddle lmebacker last fall and led the team with 139 tackles, while also catclung 21 passes. He was first-team all-league on defense. "(Lubick) had been out here and I knew they really liked him," said Newport Coach Jeff Brinlcley, who for the second straight season has produced a Division 1-A recruit (1996 Newport-Mesa District MVP Danny Pulido signed Wlth Oregon). Hogan, the re1grung national Junior weightlifting champion m the 99-kilogram class, said older brother Jack, who attends the University of Colorado at Boulder, vouched for the high-quality skiing avail- able m the area ·Jack said Vail is the best, so we're plan- ning to go together,• said the younger Hogan, who will enroll Wlthout a major, but could lean toward business. r-------------------------------------------------------------------------, (. ()I I. I ( J f It (I (I jJ ' llll1H SC HOOi. BOY S SOCCEH I ' LIGHTS. ·ouT!· Eagles big lOsers in 1-1 tie with· Tars • Two re d cards cost Estancia two players for Friday 's Pacific Coast League opener a t ~ag una Hills. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Officially, Monday's nonleague intra-district boys soccer show- down between Newport Harbor High and host Estancia ended in a 1-1 tie. But it was- n't difficult to assess the loss(es) to the Eagles, after a pair of red cards cost them the services of two players for Friday's Paci.fie Coast League opener at Laguna Hills. Decorated Estancia senior. sweeper Ramon Garcia saw red 15 minutes into the second half when his sliding tackle of Har- bor's Manuel Oropeza was deemed exces- sive, forcing tile Eagles (7-3-2) to play a man short. Then, jl.fter the Sailors (2-2-1) rallied to tie the game in the 63rd minute, Estancia suf- fered yet another loss, when junior Juan Cervantes was shown U'le sideline (red card) for making what one official termed "viole nt contact" with a Harbor player away from the ball Under CIF Southern Section rules involv- ing red-card ejections, Garcia and Cer- vantes must sit out the next game, which happens to be a key PCL clash. "That kills us,· said exasperated Estancia Coach Steve Crenshaw of the two-ejections, only one of which he thought was justified. "That first call (on Garcia's tackle) was a bad call," Crenshaw said. "He never touched the guy. l "When you lose a player the caliber of Ramon, everybody else tries to pick up their play. I think that intensity had something to do with the (second red card )." Cervantes' exit left the hosts two men short, but Harbor could not capitalize in the final minute. MSoccer is a hot-tempered sport and (the second red card, which left Newport senior Austin -Ahlgren on the ground holding his mouth) was unfortunate," Newport Coach Ziad Khoury said. "But I was very happy with the way we kept our composure. We came here to play soccer and that's what we did." Though emotions flared after the second red card, as Newport fans roared to direct the referee's attention to the offending Cer- vantes (the referee didn't see the incident, but consulted one linesman who did, before issuing the card) and a few Harbor players calmly voiced their protest to Estancia play- ers on the field, cooler heads prevailed when the game concluded. Players from both teams congratulated one another with postga.me hand shakes. as well as several hugs. "It's a good thing these guys know each other," Crenshaw said. "That had a lot to do with this thing not getting out of hand." Both schools' defenses made sure the scoring didn't get out of hand, as both teams ~ent scoreless in the first half. Estancia broke the deadlock in the ninth minute of the second h alf, when Esaul Men- doza fanned on an attempted bicycle kick of a Stuart Moncada cross. Moncada's fine pass, however, was not wasted, as senior KIM HAGGERTY I DAl. Y Pit.OT Newport Harbor's Joey Schloss (left) battles for the ball as Estancla's Stuart Moncada closes 1n from the right In Monday's nonleague 1-1 standoff at Estancia. Below, fhe 1 Eagles' Cesar Terrones {left) wins the battle with Newport Harbor's Lee Hernandez. teammate Jose •peJe• Quintana booted it into the net from about 15 yards oul The Estancia goal came about seven min- utes after Newport goalie Diego Grella, playing for three-year starter Zach Wells (relegated to fullback due to a broken finger), ca.me up big on a sprawling stop of Qw.n- tana's near-point blank. shot. Newport freshman 1\-ey Meek netted the equalizer, converting an Ahlgren assist for his first var- sity goal. "(Meek) scored a bat trick in. an alwnni game last week, so it was only a matter of time before he got his first goal," Khoury said. "He has a very bright future." Estancia goalie Greg Wayman (five saves) made a diving stop of Chapin Kreuter's direct free kick in the 70th minute, and also hauled in the airborne Wells' well-directed header from about 5 yards in front with five minutes to play. Newport begins defense of its Sea View League championship Frid~ at El Toro. •Vanguards shoot 10 of 18 from three-point land to dispatch nonconference rival Dominican with ease. By Molly Yanity. Daily Pilot • COSTA MESA Dominican \\ l ' '. ~ ! ' ... College's women's basketball team just couldn't figure South- ern California College out Mon- day rught in its 95;31 loss. Sw1sh. The referee raised both arms in the arr. Again, nothing but net, and the ref signaled for another three One more for good measure and sec (12-4) had a 9-0 lead over the nonconference foe thanks to consecutive three- pointers from Alana Kempton and a pair from Amee Pma The befuddled Penguins were forced to go out on the Van- guards' shooters. but then 6-foot- er Elame Whittemore knocked m back-to-back layups. The VlSltors couldn't look, but 1t was alread) 14-2 "Last year, (our opponents) sagged m on us to take Elame, so we went out and got some shoot- ers," SCC Coach Russ DaVIS said "They can't cover both.• Even the Vanguard substitutes were hot Marissa Emde and Amber Chaney gol m on the three-point action as the squad, which 1s the best long-range shooting team in the Golden State Athletic Conference, hit 10 of 18 from behind the arc. When the bomb wasn't avail- able and Whittemore was on th£' bench, 6-4 Sara Herkenboff gave Domirucan fits m the paint. Herkenhoff, who did not start. got 20 minutes of action and dramed 20 points, 10 of which ca.me from the foul line Pina nailed 19 points as she went 5 for 7 -rrom three-pomt land. Whlttemore scored 14 while Gina Jo1ola tallied 13 Kempton also reached douhlc figures with 11. DaVlS' crew faced Dorrurucan (3-8) in December up North and won by 18 points NONCONFERENCE 5oCAL Cou.EGa 95, l>oMtHICAN J1 Domlnlun . Marshall 3, Martinez 6, Mazeau 2. Patridge 8, B~I 2. Carver 4, Varga 4, VHl•rroel 2 3-pt. goals: none. Fouled out: Patridge. C.rver. SoC.al Collev-• K~pton 11, Whittemore 14, Jojola 13, Pina 19, Wright 7, Chaney 4, Emde 3, Herkenhoff 20, Hemlndo 4. 3-pl goats. PiN 5, Kempton 3, Chaney 1, Emde 1. L----~~-~~.--~--------------------~~-~------------------------------------~ Fooled out: none. Halftime: SCC. 43-18. • A taller Oiler squad outdoes Costa Mesa in nonleague play. By Molly Yanity, Op/fr/ Pflot COSTA MESA -A typical winter sports story might ~ad the · 1ouowing: M th! opposing teem walked into the gym, ltl. height tmmedlotely inttm1dated the hottl. But bow about lhll onef M the Hunt· lrigton Beech High boys IOCC'9_L tMm Walked on to the field, their belgtinmme· diately lntimid«ted the hosting Calta Mela .quad. •• It may be µ.nique that the IDMIUl'9 of a IOCCel' plays 11 elector, but tn tbil ou.i' ~ 2 llCINMg\la wtn ovw tbe Murta19, tbe feet that the Yillton toW9nd cwm'. Milla victim 0 H t l '\ " " < l < < I I\ indeed made a difference. •That's a problem," Mesa Coech Mike Dunn said of his tee.m's laCk of height. •But what are , you going to de>l We're out- manned there. We're not going to be able to outjump them.• Huntington Beach didn't use U1 height to ltl advantage ill the ftrst balf, wblCh end- ed in • 1-1 tie, but roared back ill the MC- ood aRiverting two ol i tl four goall olf d headerl and gaining control ol the ball by wtnniDg po•llE"OO with head ... With two __. -Adam N•on ud Dtimck Weldron -out becaUle of iDIU.rT and a ·PrlcW appomtm.ot. Mw (4-t-1) mmg Wlla tbe oo.n for lbe ftnt 45 min\MI. DoWD t-o. liiaior CbrlltSan Alvares broke from midfield and muscled his way through a couple packs of defenders before firing a hot into the opposite comer of the net to tit the scoTe. Holding the black and orange was no elm.pie tosk, however. Sophomore Mike Culp bad his work cut out for him as be marked Beach's star, Aaron McAthy, a forWard who, Dunn says, wU1 be a member of the AU.;aF Pint 1Mln when the teUOn condudel. Culp. eloag With stopper David 1Rn and ~ c...r Pclmlyo. itiW the 00.. until .. wbtlltle lfgrialed the eDd d the ..... lb Ql*l l'OUDd Mo. COit.a Mela plowed dOwu tbe a.kl M jun6or DJC; lloWD - ~ Met•'iOlll)' 6-foaelr-dDld. Ila • pl .. 'l\Uben aoa.• band'bllll in • ~ tD froal of .. mt It would bo Mesa's only lead as the Oil- ers knotted th score at 2-2 on the very next time down th field. Hunting'tcn Beech rattled off two more goals tn e ~minute span. wbkh prompt· ed a change tn Mesa's net AS Carlos c:eron repl$ced Port:ayo. • •Jt was ,ntty clear that there was a <'.led n- aive letdown.• OUnn laid. "flbe defame) tort ol wml to blU tli • handbukel" The Mustanga wens eta to get aft just one men lbot on gOa1 wblle tbe ou.n blild majoitty ~ ol bell COfttl'OI llDd ICIOl.cl-. man lime-Mc.Atby"I oDly Pl -M t1ae ~~down IO fine.._ tbt K'Ol'9 at 5-"2. ·w. did --........ ud ..., .. ~ goOd.. Dmm ....... gat ..... J ....... tlle gDlll ID a. Biil w:· .. T\JESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1998 HIG.H SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER _Costa Mesa goes unbeaten at recent Ka:teila tourney •Mustangs begin their PCL schedule Thursday. ANAHEIM -The Costa Mesa f hgh girls soccer team picked up a wm and a tie last weekend in the Katella Tournament to advance to play a pair of games Sdturday. Julie Kroening and Katie Roach each scored a goal to lead. the Mustangs (6-1-3) to a 2-2 tie with Fullerton Coach Dan Johnston said his squad played well in the tie, and dctuaUy held a 2-1 lead going into the f1naJ minute o1 the game when Fullerton knocked in a rebound on an indirect kick. The Mustangs followed the tie with a 3-1 victory over hosting Katella. Kroening, Uz Powell and Casey Patterson turned ln the goals. Goalkeeper Brin Van Hom recorded a total of 10 saves in the games. Johnston's squad dives into Pacific Coast League play Thurs- day when Aliso Niguel's club travels to Costa Mesa for the 3 p.m. duel. CdM needs badminton coach CORONA DEL MAR -Corona de! Mar H ELP WANTED I !Jg h's athletic department is searching for d varsity ba<lnunton coach for the spring season (beginning in Febru- dIY l QuaW1ed appllacants for the non-teaching post should contact Ath- letlc Dtrector Jerry Jelnick at 760-3315. Today • BA:sketball High school boys San Clemente at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m.; Orange at Esta~ia, 7 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Santa Margarita, 7:30 p.m. High school girls • Costa M esa at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m.; Corona del Mar at University, 7 p.m • ) SCHE-DULE Estancia at Edison, 7 p.m. • Sq<c.er Hi§h school boys • Costa Mesa at Katella, 3:15 p.m. Hig.h ~ool girls • Newport Harbor at Ahso Niguel, 3:15 p.m.; Corona del Mar at Estancia, 3: 15 p.m. Women's Sailing Convention to be held Feb. 7 • SCYA hosts the event at Bahia Corinthian YC. NEWPORT BEACH -The ninth annual Women's Sailing Convention will be held Satur- day, Feb. 9 at the Bahla Corinthi- an Yacht Club in Corona de! Mar. On-the-water, ~horeside and dockside workshops will be available under windward tack and leeward tack categories. To cap the event, which is sponsored by BOAT/US and the Southern California Yachting Association, Nancy Erley of Washington will describe her two circumnavigations with all- women crews aboard her 38-foot sailboat. To obtain reservation forms, write Ga.ii Hine, SCY AIWSC, 1421 Lance Drive, Tustin, CA 92780, or call 730-1797. The convention fee is $75 and includes workshops, continental break.fast, lunch, dinner, souvenir and handouts. Mondalys counts D BB P S .E A NEWPOfff LAND- ING · 1 boat. 5 anglers. 2 barracuda, 50 sand bass, 3 rodcfish, 12 sc.ulpln, 1 shffphead, 40 mackertl. DAVEY'S LOCXO • no report. YOU7H HOOPS LOCAL ALL-NET TEAM ROUTS ·LAGUNA HILLS Laurent leads unbeaten (4-0) Newport-Mesa NJB eighth-graders, 55-27. COSTA MESA -The New- port-Mesa National Junior Bas- ketball All-Net eighth grade team topped Laguna Hills, 55-27, to up its mark to a perfect 4-0. The locals were led by a team r effort in which three players reached double figures in the scoring category. Jose Laurent paced the offen- sive play with 14 points as Tony Melum and Micah Young each contributed with 13. Melum and Young also got in on the rebounding game, which Newport-Mesa dominated, as they recorded 12 and 11 boards, respectively. Greg Perrine also pitched in with six points, three 4$sists and three steals. In other NJB action: BOYS DIVISION I • Newport-Mesa Lakers 68, San Clemente 44 Lu Castillo poured in 23 points and added four assists to help the Lakers to the win. Other offensive standouts· for the locals were Nolan Clark (10 points), Paul Jones (seven po10ts, hve rebounds) and Justtn Rowe {eight points.) Also strong on the glass were Robert Chai and John Vander- sloot, who each pulled down sev- en rebounds. GIRLS DIVISION I • Newport-Mesia Bull.1 50, fount.llln Valley 26 The Bulls received a 30·point performance by Evita Ca.sWlo, a career-high for her, as they cruised to victory over Fountain Valley. Lauren Snell addea 16 points, and strong efforts were given by Linda Rigas, Jennifer Howell and Brittany Hanson. • Newport~ StingRays 41, Santa Ana 29 ·Another local team has put up a perfect record in its first four attempts, as the StingRays used 12 points from Daniela Bolz:mann to knock out Santa Ana. All seven players scored for the StingRays, including nine points for Chrlsttn Caron. Lauren Car lch played well on both ends of the court with six points, 12 rebounds and five steals. Point guard Jasmine Grewal added six points, and Courtney Blommer, Eileen Bello and Monica Martinez rounded out the scoring. Newpon Btach/Cosra Mn& Dady Pilot HO ORS Wright, Dzierzynski take GSAC Player of the Week accolades. • 1\vo Vanguards garner conference laurels in the first week for their efforts. COSTA MESA -Kristi Wright and Adam Oiierzynslci, basket- ball players on the Southei:n Cal- ifornia. College squads, were named the Golden State Athletic Conference Players of the Week in the first week eligibl~, GSAC directors announced Monday. Ozienynski, a senior guard, led the Vanguards (9-5) to three wins last week as he shot 22 for 35 (.629) for 18.7 points~rgame. He also dished out 23 assists as he leads the category among con- ference players. A junior out of Apple Valley, Wright also helped the Lady Van- guards (11-4) to three wins. Sh e averaged just over 1~ points for those three games. and also grabbed 17 rebounds while knocking down five three-point- ers. .. ~y ~week's end, Wright was in 1he top 10 in three conference offensive categories, including the No. 1 three-point shooter with a .545 average. Teammate Elaine Whittemore is the GSAC's leading scorer with 15.5 points per game. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLtC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES 30101 Town Center (U.c.c. e1oe et lhl• ~rt In Depar1ment PUBLIC NOTICE Grimsby Dr .. Huntington 92656 Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: In lndlvidual Drive Suite 100 L• •• and 8 a p No. 703 ol ttle Orange Beach, CA 92649 Thia business 11 con· business yet? Yes. 10/1/97 Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE 9 u n ~ N 19 u •I ' c A 24~·73 et seq ) County Suparlor Court at Flotltloua BualneH Thia business 1!.i con· ducted by: o general part· Tokyo Exhibition, Inc .. Un Fictitious BualneH business yet? No _________ 192e77 SBN 7esea Notice 11 hereb • lven th• 1ddresa shown a~ve Name Statement ducted by: husbanQ and nershlp Ga~r. Flnancla.I Ott1cer Name Statement Tammy L White . STATEMENT OF • 1 that a bulk sale 07 a~aet• o!' 2·11·1998, at 2.00 The following persons 818 wile Have you started doing This statement was flied The following persons are This statement was filed ABANDONMENT OF ATTORNEY FOR ROB-and 1 trantler 01 alcoholic o clock p.m., and then and doing business as: Have you started doing buslnoss yet? Yes, 12/1/97 wllh the County Clerk ol doing business as: with the County Clerk or USE OF FICTITIOUS ERT POSEY beverage Ileen•• 11 about there thow cause, If any MAG BAY TOURS, 2472 ~ IJualneu yet? Yes, 1991 Timothy J. Scanlon Orange County on 12·19·97 Quakes Baseball Acad· Orange County on 12·19·97 Published Newport 1 ma they h111t1 why the petition Newport Blvd., Costa David J. Sliva This statamenl was filed 19973742B17 emy, 2115 Shenngton Pl. 19973742824 BUSINESS NAME Beach-Costa Mesa Dally ~be de.,) Social Sec for c~ of name should Mell CA 92627 This statement was ftled with the County Clerk or Daily Pilot Dec 23 30 Apt 1 D307 Newport Daily P1101 Dec. 23 30 The lollowing persons p 1 J 5 6 2 1998 •name( • "" not be gr111ted. G 'd J w ~ wllh thG County Clerk ot Qrange County on 12·19·97 · · ' B · h CA 92663 ' ' have abandoned the use or 101 anuary , • I , r1tJ or Federal Taic Num-1111 furthef ordered thit 1 erar . ooters, 1 Orange County on 12_1_97 19973742828 1997, Jan. 8, 13, 1998 15'18 eac • . 1997. Jan 6. 13, 1998 1539 lhe Fictitious Business MT046 bert, and. addreas ol the copy of thll ord• lo ahow Eater St., Cost1 Mesa, A 10073741081 PUBLIC NOTICE John EH1on, 2115 Sherlng-PUBLIC NOTICE f4ame· REDIAL, 1835 Whit· Seller/LJcentt• are: CIUH be publl1hed In NB/ 92827 Dally Pilot Dec. 23, 30, ton Pl. Apt. ID307, NtW· her Suite D·l l Costa PUBLIC NOTICE SS#167·56-1619, Hui Yll_'lg, '"-·ta ..... Dalt.. Pilot 1 Stephen W11ren, Zona In-Diily Pilot Dec. 30, 1997, 1997. Jan. 6. 13, 1998 1537 Fl tltl 8 1 port Beach •. CA 92663 •--F1-,1-t1--8-1---• 33 H wk All Vie' .,.... ..,._ '' • dustrlaf Puerto San Carlos Jan 8 13 20 1998 TS53 c oua ut nHs This business 1s con-c oua us neta Mesa. CA 92626 . SUMMONS CA a •more, '° '10• newapa991 of gtn«al, cir· eat• Cal"ornla Sur MeitloO · ' ' • PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement dueled by· an lnd1v1dual Name Statement Tne Fictitious Business (CITACION JUDICIA1.t 1 C\llatlon published In thll 23)40 ' PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons are Have yo~ stalled doing The following persons 111 Name relarrtd 10 above NOTICE TO DEFENOANt· f!l• business 1 known county, at least once • Olga warren, Zona In· Flc tltloua Bualn•H doing business as: business yet? No aolng business as: was llltd In Oran~e County (Avlso • Acusado) JAMES u . U~ Kl SUSHI S week for four consecutlve dullrlal Puerto Sin Carlos, Flctltloua BualnH• Nam• Statement COMPUTER LINE, 7856 John Ellloll :Jackla's Coiffures. 17400 ~~2i;g·97· File 0·19973• YOWELL. an Individual; ri[;''0/f:J!t1i5c?f.!' N~ WMkl ~rlof to the day of Bala Calllornla Sur. Mexico, Name Statement The following parsons are Commonwealth Ave .. This s1a1ament was filed Beach Blvd., Huntington JAMES YOWELL LTD: and bers and •ddress of the the tlNt no. 23740 The following persons are doing business as: Buena Park, CA 90621 with the County Clerk ol Beach, CA 92647 ;:regory t ta::er, 282 DOES 1 through 10. 1'nchr Buy'er/Transferee ~re · DATEt DEC 20 1997 Thi• buslnus Is con· doing bu1lne11 as: a) Mall Center. b) Parcel Choong Kun Chol, 7856 Orange County on t2-30·97 · Ka1n1een Ann McMillan. 9;:~;•'· os a esa, slve ss1550•77-e584 Aklri M.S. BROWN, JUDQE/ ducitd by: a general part· Nallonal Internet Markel· Center. c) Mall Secretary, Commonwoalth Ave.. 19973743492 540 Redlands, Ave., New· T~ b I 1 YOU ARE BEING SUED BY Konlthl 600 l/2 M1tlgold COMMISSIONER Of nershlp Ing, 2796 Harbor Blvd. 1500 Adams Ave 1105, Buena Park. CA 90621 Dally Pilot Jan 6 13 20 port Beach, CA 92663 d 11 d bus n~s~lvtds ,con· PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. re esta' Corona' oat Mar CA ' TH I! sup ER Io R Have you started doing 1 214, Costa Mesa, CA Cos.ta Mesa. CA 92628 Tnis business Is con· 27 1998 · · j562 This business Is con· uc 8 Yan n ua d amandando) CATAN· Aa 11 led b th SeU /U-COURT buslntH yet? No 92626 Mail Center LLC. 1500 dueled by: an lnd1vldual • ducted by an Individual Gregory H. W'!!ker ZARITE LAW CORPORA· cens.!• al ~th•~ but::.Ss S a Ml h 11 Ge1ard J. Wootera Rodger Olten, 16440 Adams Ave .. I 105. Costa Have you stalled doing PUBLIC NOTICE Hive you stalled domg 199737434.,4 TION n m • d dd uz nne 0 • e Thlt atatement waa filed Monterey St., Lake Elslnor. Mesa, CA 92626 business yet? No business yet? No Tnls statement was filed You have 30 CALENDAR u:ed 11 ~ Sett!rtu~= CWllllal Pulster, P.O. With the County C18'k of CA 92530 This business Is con-Cheong K. Choi Flctltloua BuslnHa Kathleen Ann McMillan with the County Clerk or DAYS aller this aummont within t»;tvff years before 8ox 9132, N•wport Or.nge County on 12·12·97 Rebecc1 Bequen1, 2796 ducted by Umlled Llab1ilty T_his 1ta1emen1 was filed Name Stetement This statement was liltd Orange County on t2-3CHl7 ts H rvad on you to nre 1 the date such list WU aenl B•ach, CA 02858 10973142224 Harbor Blvd., #214, Costa Co. with the County Clerk of The following persons are w•lh lhe Co·J:ity Clerk ol Dally Pilot Jan 6 13 2o typewrlnen rHponH at thla or delivered lo the Buyer/ Publl1hed Newport Dally Pilot Dec 16 23 30 MeSI, CA 92626 Hav. e you started doing Orange County on 11·24·97 dotng business as: Orc..ige County on 12·19·97 27 1998 • T57i court. Tran1ltrM are· None Bnch.Co1ta Mesa Dally 19117 J 8 1gge • i532 Tilla bualn111 Is con-business yet? Yes, 10/1/97 . 19973740598 a) Platinum Media, b) Pill· 19973742811 · A tener or phone call wlU That tha uaett to be aold PUot JlllWIY 6, 13, 20, 27, ' 111· · ducted by: a g1ner1l part· Mail Center. LLC, Dick Ar· Daily P1lo1 Dec. 23, 30, lnum Media Solutions, 1500 Dilly Pilot Oec. 23, 30, PUBLIC NOTICE not protect you: your ty~ .,, de1crlbtd In general 1998 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~!~1Pyou atat1ed doing \h~~ ~~,~~ent was llled 1997, Jan. e. 13, 1998 Quail SI, tl'SSO. Newport 1997, Jan. 6. 13. 1998 1545 wrlnen re1ponse must be u · All f\lmlture tlxtu111 T5S5 1 1 TSSOX Beach, Ca. 92660 NOTICE OF In proper legal form II you •n·d equipment• togllher Flctltloua BuslneH bus neH yet No with lhe County Clerk ol Janel Gentsch, 330 PUBLIC NOTICE PETITION TO want the court to hear YOUf with the covenant not to PUBLIC NOTICE Name ltetement ~~1be~a,BequTne Ill d Orange County on 12-30<97 PUBLIC NOTICE Cameo Shore Rd., Corona Fl tltl 8 1 ADMINISTER cate. compete leuehold The following pertons are 1 1 a •man was e 19973743490 del Mar. Ca. 92625 c oue ua neta ESTATE OF: II you do not Illa your r• lnterut/lmprovementt NOTICE OF doing business as: ~Ith th•c Counry Cle3rk of Dally Pilot Jan. 6, 13. 20. Flctltloua BualnHa This business is con-Name Statement NADJA CARRY POSEY sponae on time, you may goodwlll, trade name and PUBLIC SALi! GALLEY CAFE, 829 Har· range ounty on 12· 0-97 27, 1998 TS61 Name Statement ducted by an indivldual The lollowfng persons are CASE NO. A 18 4 , 57 lose th' case, and your merchandiH Inventory of OF LIENED bor lsl1t1d Drive, Newport . 10073743574 f!l• following persons are Have you started doing doing buslntst as: To 111 heirs benelicla 185 wages, money and prop-that certain RHtaurant PROPERTY Beach CA 92660 Dall)-Pilot Jan. 6, 13. 20. PUBLIC NOTICE doing business 11: business yet? No PACIFIC ARCH CO .. 575 • . 1 r • erty may be taken wtlhOut business and Is located at· N le 1 h b 1 Edward Hottman Flach 27, t998 T559 GANA ACUPUNCTURE Janet Gentsch West 19th Street c-221. ~:'1~~· ~~~·;~0c~~IY· further warning from the 15435 Jettrey Road 1119: that ~tp~bll~ ai.::oJ J1~: 101 Lehigh Aisle, Irvine, CA PUBLIC NOTIC-E Fictitious• BualnHI HEALTH CLINIC, 2750 Har-Thia statement was llled Co1~1 Mesa, CA 92627 · ,..... court. Irvine CA 92820 92812 Name tatement bor Blvd. #411, Costa with the County Clerk of Alvtn Verren. 575 West otherwise be Interested In There 111 other legal r• The 'kind of Ucem• 10 be held on Jenuery 14, Patricia ~ Flach 101 The tollowlng persons are Mesa. CA 92626-0000 Orange County on 12·30-97 19tfl Street, C·22. Costa 6~~ ~~~ ~~~~Y ~O~~O· qulrement.s. You may w1111 transferred Is: On Site 8.., 199& at 10 o'clook Lehigh Alsle, lrvlne: CA ftotltlou• Bu1lnH1 doing buslnesa as: Michael Tak, 7892 Cam· 19973743489 Mesa, CA 92627 . k NADJA C POSEY k • to calf an anorney right llld Wine now laaued '°' a.m . at 11n Camelback 92612 Name Statement a) Makal Dlverwlllad, b) den Ct.. La Palma CA Dally Pilot Jan. 8 13 20 Thia buslnHs 11 con-~lDJA POSEY • a a away. II you do not know tile preml••• located at: StrHt, City of Nawport Brian Kaye White 193 The following P«90ns art EWA Olverslfled, c) Table 90623 27 1998 ' TS&l ducted by: an Individual A PETITION h bet an anorney, you may call l5'435 Jetlrey Road 11 UI Beach County of Orange Hearthstone lrvln~ CA doing business as: Top Diversified, 1048 Irvine This buslneu 11 con· • Have you star1ed doing hied b ROBERT ~bsEY 1~ an anorney referral Hrvlce Irvine, CA 92620 ' Callf~la. MINI u STOR: 92614 • • TI1c BREAD MAN. 439 S. Ave. 1155. Newpor1 Beach, dueled by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? Yes, 2·1·91 Y or a legal 1ld otllce Olated The anUelpated date of GE Thia butlneas 11 con-Carola lrl., Orange, CA CA 92660 Have you 1t1111d doing Alvin Verrett the Superior Court of Call-In the phone book). the bulk Hit la Jan. 23, A wltl ffll to u Uafy the ducted b : 1 eneral art· 92869 Men Trade Inc., (NV), buslneu yet? No Flctltloua BuslneH Thi• llatement was flied to;~':· ~~~~J>~ ORANGE. Daspuea de que It en-1998 at the office 01 El· lien on the fotloWlng mil· nerahlp Y g P Bernard A. Galauo, 439 1048 lrvlne Ave. 1155, Michael Tak Name Statement with the County Clerk of that ROBERT POS'~'~! treguen esta citaclon Judi· crow Solutlona, 2172 Du-cetlaneou1 household and Have you started doing S. Carole Ln., Orange, CA Newport Beach. CA 92660 This statement was filed The following persons are Orange County on 12·19·97 clal usted Ilene un plazo dt pent Drive, Sutte 22. Irvine, general property 1tored II butlneH yet? YH, 411195 92869 This bu.sines• Is con· wllh the County Clerk of doing business as: 19973742814 ~:r.~~~~~:•,ger:g~~~I~~~ 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS CA 92715 1177 Camelback Street, Individual • 1/1/98 Part· Sh111on L Galasao, 439 S. ducted by. a corxoratlon Orange County on 12-12·97 The Nielsen Comp1ny, 579 01lly Pilot Dec. 23, 30, lht 191111 01 Iha decedent para pre11nt11 una r.. Tl'te 1mount of the l>Uf· Newport Beach, CA 92880, nerahlp ~:~~9• lrl., Orange, CA ~aye you 111~ •d doing 19973742232 Promontory Drive West, 1997, Jan. 6, 13, 1998 1546 THE PETITION re ueais spueata 11cr111 a m1quln1 chaH price or~ conalder· by the followlng peraons. Edward Hoffman Flach us ness ye 0 Dilly Pilot Dec. 16, 23, 30, Newport Beach, CA 92660 the . decedent's WI~ and en H ta Corte. allon In connection ~lh the The lnventorlH llated Thia statement was filed Jhlts d b~s!l)~H b 1~ co~ ~eia PTra~; I~ .. Richard 1997. Jan 6. 1998 1529 Barbara Neilaan, 579 PUBLIC NOTICE od 1 'I b d IHed Una cart• o una Hamada 1t111alec of the nc.ns• and below with the County Clerk of UC e Y· ut a 1 111 • res en Promontory Drive West 1---------~ ici 'ti\ an~" • 1 1'(' nd tetelonlca no le otrecera buslneu, Including the ... were l'IOtated by the Orange County on 12•1g.97 wife This at1tement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE Newport Beach, CA 92660 ' Flctltloua 8u1lne11 o pro • • e W1 • protecclon; au respuHta tlmated merchandfH ~ tenant• II the time ol 10973742818 Have you llar1ed doing with the County Clerk of Thia bualness 11 con· Name Statement r0~Y ,c~~~u!:'in'~~~·~:: esrlta a maqutna tltne que tory, It the 1um ol rental. MINI U STORAGE Dall plot Dec 23 30 buslnest yet? No Orange County on 12·29·97 Flctltloua BualnHI ducted by: an Individual The loltowlng persons are ke 1 b the coun cumpllr con 111 fonnd· 1157,500.00, which con-makes nc repruentatlon or Y 1 · • • Bernard Galasso 19973743408 Name Statement Hava you started doing doing bualness as: T~E Y PETITION. re uesta dades legalff apropladaa 1l1ts of the followtng: D• Wllranty th1t the unlta con-1997• Jan. 6· 13• 1998 t548 This •tatement was filed Daily Pilot Jan. 8, 13, 20, The lollow1ng persons are bu1lness yet? No Sunwest Air Conditioning, authority 10 admlnlll~r the al usted qulere que 11 corte acriptlon lain uld lnventonH. PUBLIC NOTICE Q'1h the Coutynty 9~er~ ~~ 21, 1998 T568 doing buslnes1 as: Barbar• Nielsen 829 Terminal Way 121. utatt under the lndepen-ncuche au c110. General Re1taurant Equip-Robyn L. Patterson • ~anga oun on •1 • Coast to Coast Signing This statement was liled Costa Mesa, CA 92627 dent Administration 01 Et-St usted no presenta au ment, Fumlt\lle, Flxturea, 82593 • Misc. HouHhold Flctltloua BualneH 19973742827 PUBLIC NOTICE Company, 875 Co111 View wllh the County Clark ol Mark Oalessl, 629 Terminal lates Act (Thia authority respuesll • tlempo, puede and Supl)ll" u per Item-J " 0 J k 1 82838 Name Statement Dally Pilot Dec. 23, 30, Fl tltl 8 1 Drive, Laguna Beach, CA Orange County on 12·12·97 Way f/27. Costa Mesa, CA 1 1 · pe<der el Cito. Y le putden lzatlot) 1ttached hereto 0 n · an ovc • 1!197 Jan 8 13 1998 t541 c ous ua n•H 92651 19973742222 92827 ~~.~\~;fv~h~r.~~.nal n:!tv qultar au ularlo, 1u dlnero tt has been agreed be-• Miao. Household, per· d!r• f~n:r~~ ~:~sons are · · · ' Name Statement Jennifer Lynn Radlsay, 875 Dally Pilot Dec 16 23 30 Thia business Is con- octlona without obtaining Y otru co111 de eu tween the Seller/UctnlM 1onal effects a) "t ~ Embrold b) PUBLIC NOTICE The lollowlng peraona art Coast View Drive, l.lgun1 1997 Jan 6 1998 ' j529 ducted by· an lnd1vldual propledad 1ln avlto •dlcl<> and the Intended Bll'fer/ PUfchHea mu1t be m1de · ery. doing bu1ln111 as: Beach. CA 92651 · · ' Have you started doing ~~u'!:~fi~ov:~BT~~t naJ por part• de la corta. TransferH, 11 required by with cuh and paid for 11 =~hr;ads ~01c:fry· Flctltloua Buslneta PACIFIC TRANSPORTER, This buslneu Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE buslne11 yet? Yes, 1/1/68 act na how v r the Exlsttn otros requl11to1 It-Section 24073 ol the Bull-the time of rchue No urge • un-Nam• ltat•ment 1901 E. Deere Ave. Suitt A. ducied by: an Individual Mark Daleul son~I rtpr_.!~tive wtlr:'; gales. Pue<M que uated nata and Profetalon• one under tti:" IOI of ;8 11 11~~~.ee~~.~~ 92ro;02 The loHowlng persons are Santa Ana, CA. 92705 Have you ltar1ed doing Flctltloua Bualn•H Thia ftattment w11 Med 1 ed 1 1 lice 1 qultfl llamar • un abogtdo Code, that the contldtr· S L H • 1 doing buSk'le11 as: N & N Enterprlaes, Inc., business yel? Yea, !1-3-97 Name Statement with the County Clerk ol ;:_~led 0 i!:O~ uni"~ lnmedlat1m1nte. SI no allon for the ttantler of tht ''owed to anenel the Nit. ~rg~ c:&;s,..8 uni ngton A Kl DS DENTIST, 6552·D (NV), ~305 West Spring Jtnnlfe< Lyon Radlsay Tht folloWlng pertont are Orange County on 12·19·97 they hive waived notloe °' conoce • un abogado bualnn1 and lleena• are to The landlord '"9N" the ... ~f18• A Duatte 20!I02 Bolta Ave .. Huntington Mounllm, Suite 6o-24, Las This ttatamant wu flied doing buslntH as: 1897374281S consented to the propoaed putde Harnar • un aeMc1o be paid only aner the right to bid II the aale. All Sur 1 LAne Hunll ton Beach. CA !12647 Vegas, NV 8!1102 with the County Clerk of STAA ENTERPRISES, 2078 Daily Pilot Dec. 23, 30• action.) The Independent de rtlerencla de abogado1 trlnaler hu bHn approved purchaNd gooda are aold Bea~h CA 92548 ng Unda L Tran, DDS. Inc .. Th11 bualneu Is con-Orange County on 12-12·97 Thurln D2 Costa MtH CA 111117 Jan 8 13 1998 t5'47 admlnlalretlon authO<ltv wlM o • una oftclna de ayuda by the Depattment of Alco-"u It" and musJ be r• Thlt • bualntH 11 ·con-{CA), 6552·D B0111 Ave., ducted by a corporation 19.73142180 92627 · ' • • ' • be granted unless 111 ln1er: legal (Vea ti dlrectorlo 1•1• hollc Bevenaga Control, moved by 8:00 p.m. on the ducted by• husband and Huntington Buch, CA Have you started doing Dally Pilot Dae. 16, 23, 30, Dale Heuermann': 2078 PUBLIC NOTICE led fll b-lonlco). Dated July 14 1097 f •• ._ 8 tr · !12647 bu1ln111 yet? Yat, 1-3·95 997 J 8 ""' •• 3 Thurln D2 Costa Mesa CA---------es peraon " an ° CAii NUMBIR /I/ Aid K ' day 0 the _,., UV•• w • • This buslneu 11 con· N & N Enterprl1H, lno., 1 • an. • "'"8 "' 1 92827 ' ' Flctltloua 8ualnH1 ~~~~~ ~~~.e:~1~y ~~ (Numero d•I CHot /I/ Ael~a KJ::'lahl mr~t rovld!._. curr•n: ~~r~ .. 0.N·~~ d1~~ ducted by: • corporetlon Narlman Noo•h•. Director/ PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1tne11 la con-Name St•t•m•nt 0 rt ahould not granl tha 174842 p 1 h or g na °' • ,...otocopy 0 1992 ' Have you •tarted doing Manager ducted by· an lndlvldu1I The followlng persons are ~:horlty ELEANOR M PAl.K ubl 1 •d Newport their orlglnal reNI• permit Louie Duarte bu11ne11 yet? Yes. 12/241 Thi• 1tattmtn1 w11 filed Flctltloua DuelnH• Have yo~ started doing doing bualnHa 11: A HEARING on ttl• pell· COMM ' Buch·Coall Meaa Dally at time of aale In lleu of Thi• ll1atement was nlt<I 07 with the County Clerk ol Hem• Stetement bu•lness yet? No Flicker & A11ocletet, 2718 lion wlll be held on Febru-DIPT t3 Piiot January 6, 1998 •al•• tu. Thia sale la aub-With ltle COunty Citric of Unda L Tran. DOS. lno., Orange County on 12·30·97 The folloWlng pertonl are Dale HeuermaM Ponola Or .. Co1ta MtH, ary 5, 11195 at 1:45 P.M. In The ~ dd 1 Tsse Ject to prlof canc.btlon In Orange County on 12•1e-97 Unda L Tran, DDS, Prtal· 19913743581 doing bu1lne1111: Thl1 ttaltmenl waa flied CA 92628 Oepl 703 loe•led at· 341 name 1 reu 0 the event of~ be-10973142130 dent Dally PJlot Jan. 8, 13, 20. Prtclslon L.lbofatory Inter· wfth the County Clerk of Krl1tlne A. Alcker, 2718 Th• City Drive. Orange, CA. the COUl1 la: (El nomt>re Y · PUBLIC NOTICE tween landlord and obi!-Dally pu ... ,,.~ 23 30 wlThls 1111,Crnent ~~ Ried 21. 199& T56!1 national, 3174 Glbr111ar, Orange County on 12·12·97 Ponola Dr .. Costa M111. 921113 dltecclon d• II COt1t .. ) -· ....... • • lh the aunty ... erk Of Costa Mell CA 92828 19873142228 CA 926211 IF YOU OBJECT to th• ORANGE COUNTY SUPE· IUPIRIOR COURT O•ted patty. 1097, Jan. e. 13, 1998 l542 Orange County on 12-30-!17 PUBLIC NOTICE Paul Allen' Harri•, 3t74 Q.llly Pilot Dec. 18, 23, 30 Thi• bualnen 11 eon- grantJng ol the petition, you FUOR COURT, 100 Civic OPCAL.,ORNIA, Publl1hed N•wport PUILl,.NOTICE 1 .. 73143471 Plotltl 8 1 Qlbraltat, Coata Mesa, CA 1997 Jiii 8 1998 t6:J3 ducted by: an Individual sholAd appear at the hMf. eenttf Dr1Ve Santa Ana COUNTY OP ORAHO• BeacM::oata M... Dally v Dally Piiot Jan. 8, 13, 20, ou• ua n .. • !121128 ' · ' Have you atllled doing Ing anc1 atata your ob-CA 97201_.07. · 341 The Cl~ Drln Pl1oC o.cemt>er 30, 1907, Flotltlou• BualReH 27, 1998 T558 . N•me ltetement Thl1 bualness 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE butlne11 yet? YH, 11-1998 -jectlone or Ille written ot>-Poit omc Janu.ry t 1998 The followtng per90n1 .,.. dUC1ed by: an lndrlldual Kristine"-Fllcklf lectlon• with the court be-~ ~· ~~"',· 111and aox 1417r ' T5s2 ThN~~e ~tatement PUBLIC NOTICE doing bu1lne11 at: Hava you 111rted doing Fictitious Bu11n .. a Thi• 1111ement was filed tore the hearing YOUJ ap. 1.,ep • ...,.,. num .... o P ~ • o ow no per1ons are CLADD~OH RINO PRO· butlne11 yet? Yt1, 12•1" Neme Stetement with the County Cled1 ot peatance may b9 1n peraon tiff's anorney. or p111nt1tt Orange, CA PUBLIC NOTICI dpol~ buJ'"'p u H : Flctltlou1 Buefn••• DUCTIONS, 11 Songbird 97 The following peraoni 111 Otange County on 12·t9·11 °' bV your anorney. without an attorney, 11: (El 9,2f1MS'71 "err• reduct•, Nam• lt•t•ment Lane, Laguna 8eacl'I. CA. Paul A. Harri• doing bualneH u : 11t1i14ie2e IF VOU ARE A CREDITOR nombre la dlrecclon y el IN TH• MATTIA OP l'kltlUous BualneH g~40· ~ll~•n;.:. At1oela~I, T,,. lollowlng P8<•on1 are 92658 Thta ataltment .waa flied THE! DEANE OROANIZA· Dally Piiot Dec 23 30 or a contingent creditor of nurnero' de ttlefono def THI PITITION TO N•m. atatefWMH't 280 C~ata M:~: .. cZ' d~ buslr\9u 11: ;udlth Mirta Down1, 11 wltfi the County Clerk ol TION, 2011 swan Orl11e, 1197 Jan 8 13 ;898• ""0 the ~ .. ed. you muit flle lbogtdo dtl demandante CHANQI THI NAMI The t~ per1on1 .,, 92028 • · 2 PrOductlont, 215 1/2 ongblrd Lane, Laguna Orang• Covn1y on 12·1M7 Co•ta Meta. CA 82828 • · • • yout dllrn wtth the coun 0 de4 dernandant• que ~ OP auunne Mlohelle ~ bullnna ar. Harold Wllllam Howell 17 ~~ SJZ;~unllngton ~~~ch, ;A.1e2858 1 1997'741121 Robert Owen Deane. 2011 PUILIC NOTICE ::!.. me~.~~1':.1:' ';: Ilene 1bogado, ea) ~Wllll•) 1 ~'r't ...... ~ b) ~ 8:: ~ubrl•:•· t_..~o SMta EdWaid lAtlle Woolbert, duct~ ~~ ~·~~u;o~ 1°o:~ J:O~ ~;c;,;:· ~~ ~:~J~lve. Cotta M•H. Plctltloua lualftHI D04tl1ed by the eou11 within K•Melh J. Cllannrlte, e•o• u • er fOf\ 120 NewpOrt <:.-0arg1n1, • 8N 215 1/2 tllh StrMt. Hun-Havt you 1tt11ed dolna • • • Thi• bualnen la con· Neme Statement IOUJ mortlht from the date t 13750, CATANZAAIT! •111anne MMhetle CWI-~Sule 1'60, Newpor1 Aut {~ J.R Hoi:,•11; 11 tfnOton aeacn, Calif. 12848 businet• yet? Yea. Dec <. PUBLIC NOTICI ciuc..ed by: an Individual The~ persons a<e of ""' l1.tuane9 of ,.,,.,. LAW OOAPORATION, 2331 Ut) , ............ ~.. CllltonWa t2te0 r • •• MC anti Joseph Jay Sagona, 829 1897 Have you •tarted dolno dolno bua.net• aa: 11 pr~1n ~ 8100 w. Uncoln Avenue. AN-Veto•YlnHnt 'a•••I ~L inc.• • C.-tonU ~:iilf':ua~:;a,: con-f! Walhng1on Ave.. Or-~nh M. Oollwna PlctJtlov• 8ultn••• bl.llinea• yet? y. "· 7(74 Mlncl end OOdy Connec· of tM California Problte helm CA 9210t ,, 4) &20-'"'ater • ....__ ~. 120 ~ ~e. Callf.blM "u etatement WH fti.d Neme 8tetement Robert O. 0Hn8 lion, 2131 N9WPQt1 9lvd , Code. TN time for flUng ss.w' · 1' 1 CA&m INllAR Center ~ SU1te ''°· !t'rtd by husband and Thie busk\•» 11 con-Wl\tl Iha <:ounly Clerk of The lollowlno pereona •re This ataternent was filed Cotta t.teaa, CA 929.27 dalml wll not eirl>lr• ti.-A1904ef N9wport leech. Calltomla • . duded by • general Part• Orange County on 12•97 dolno butlnan u : with the County Clark ol Phuong v. 8adg111, 7840 tor• four montht trorn the DAT•• JAN it, 1"1 taMo HIYt you •tatted doing netthlp 10912'74t7'13 Slppe< Dlgllal l~tng. 287 o,ange County on 12·19-91 Call• Duf1ngo. ~helm: hearing d1t1 noticed AL.AH ILATl~t C'-"4 8~0 '°" Trila bualnea• la con. ':i::r'J:~~ N Have you .iarttd do~ Dally Pltot Dec. 11, 23, 30, 8an\o Torna.t ~it• ,A., 1H137421tt' CA eoor11 ab0¥9. bf J, lltOWllPllA.D, 0 .,._.._. _ ..... -~ed by a cotpOtatlOn Thia •titement : ftled butEdlna1daL.y•~oo1V•b•.:.!2•1417 1197, Jan. e. 1"8 t534 Cotta f,,1111. CA 92827 Oitly Piiot Dec 23 30 Thie butlne.. 11 con-YOU MAY EXAMINI the Dept.Afr ._..,... -•• ,. r~ commenced with th eou-. Cl _, WI/ . .,, ~on~ld Phllllp 81olor•, 281 1897 J f 13. 1toe' "''"S ducted by: an lndMdUaJ tile llept by the court. If you Publlahad Newport PITITIOHIR(ll .....,_ to lrMUltll .,.,.,,,._ tlrJder Or •eou .. ,, erk "" Tt\11 •t1tement waa filed PUBLIC NOTICI knlo TOMAI Sult• IA. • 111• • • l.,.. Have vou SWted dol~ .,. • penon lntlfMted In Be .... -. .,... n.-M1CtM11e CW..> PUllW tl'I• llcllUous b111lne11 MO• "'Y on t2·»91 with lht C04.IMV Cltfk of eoeia ~ .. CA 91827 PUBLIC NOTICI! tiu1lne11 y.rt No the Mta&•, you may fl.le a.........,aea .._, John ;..al Nllelr l name or name• tt1ted 1nn143.500 Otangt CounlY 0n 11·30-17 Plotltlous luslne•• Thi• bualnea1 I• Jo"" . • p~ v. BadQett Wltl'I the ~ • formal A .. PllOt DeoemMf 11• a , '°• ...,,_ ~ fW9lal tl:IOVe on t.f1 Dally PIJol Jan. i\ 1~. 20, tnU74310e Hame lt.tement ~•d by: an lndMdu l'lolHlous a11slneu T'11t •••t~ .,at. filed ~for Spedal Notice of tN7,.,.__., t.1-. ,.,..., on -..r of v• Andar!W, Inc., ~ e. 17, t9tl nee Da11r ftlklt Jan. 1. 1:1, 20. the~ l*Mfll •• Have you t11t1•d dOing NINM tt.tefMftt with the County Ct8'k o1 ::,~::::::l ~ TUI :-.J::'va"::.':~: '='·:..-= ... !led PUIUCttOTtcl 21, 11H TW7 =~:r· 11U7 ~·~Vea, 12•1Cf. ~'=~sone11e Or1111ge~n~= .... or o1 .,,, pedtlon or PUIUC llOTICI ftlTmOH '(M/Mi OftOIR .-. ._ County an of PtoU PUBLIC NOTICI -1,oo•h11,1t •a 1211. Aon 11p1ot1 The t::' 8" 1771 o.ay Not J111. 1 12 ao ::::1 t::O :°i:"C: wtHUll ~o::::_ ..:!:11 er.,. r-=1:,~~ M=-=~· PJotttlew .......... ~ L~111on~~ •• lJ: :=v "'~ ~ = ..... J:-.Ja.WtOI. 27, '"' ' 00 fon'lla ~ COdt. A .... •8CAOW NO. ........ sr::-n. ~ LMir Am\, ,.!?!!. folowtno l*90nl lie ..._. IUl1•ent (CA), IM27 8rootiJuaf It., Ofainge County on 12·1M7 Temmy L.' Wl\lte, • 2171 -' Ol*I lot .,_.., Nolet NOTtea TO ... ane "°""" •. ~. hq., ,._"' ~ aa: The ....,. .,...,,. •• :NI; ,ountaln v..,, CA • tnJl74tUI ...... Y9'de , ... IW20I., • --~ form It ....._ tom the ~--°' ~ 111 ... .....__ loulwwd ........ lllva Dev.+os>ment I•· OOlno ~ •: ~ Hot Dee n. 30 COiia ,._,CA taat On , ... _ mW..•" / COl.l1 dartt. 8UUC w.a AMO TO._..~ t..OC::-Me9a C6 vlcln, f711 0,,mtby Of., hie Components. ~.. Thi• bU1l"911 la ce» ;;;,' _,.,,. I. t3 1111 "42 Thia IMltlrMtll la eon-nw nn ._..,_, ,_, IM Peta. 0, IWTPTIC* TO \lllfl Houden ... • • H11nllngton leach, CA Meuchly, !MN, CA •ti cM:tecl :bf I corp!l'!llcrl • ' . Olwthd Sill yow extra ·~ .... ooo-~ :~,..... :., "°'Jan. .. 13, ~.=rd J . Sliva, 6771 :::::i;..;88-'0:l.:: ::.t e~: .:~~ Rl'NT TIM tnC)M C~•n· hoi.llehOld ''°~· o'""' UVDW .: ~:::.::."': 11.1• Tl10lC =~~~ .. H~on :'M .... ,IO .. : O•H Ol•••lfl•tl ........... =::cs.:..~.:"=: ,...,. OJI ......... I. 90009. UCD•fl) • We INllllf ..,.. ....,. .. Mary '· lllva, _ 677 t bird Lane. Meo •· CA toct.yl 141-"'9, -haUgtl ""'--V-. WOUftdl In CIMeilecl ·~ I • • - Newport Beach/Cosca Mesa Daily Pilot nJESOAV. JANUARY 6, 1998 0 LOUA.l HOU<INC 0 1'1'011 T UNIT" Index rl 1MS.H25 II NEWPORT BEACH • • MIO..OIO 6'•2'4190 By Fax (71 i ) 6:31 -6594 (Pleu~r include vour 11unw 01111 phone 1111mlwr und \\'t' 'II 1·1111 \'1111 bnd• 9.i th a pri1·1· quoit> ) How to Place A By Phone (714) 642-5678 By MaiWn Person: :3:30 W"~t Bav Street (' \1 ('/\ <)')( •)7 .osta l'ML , -J_. \1 \pv.·p1111 Rh d ~ Bu~ ~t. Hours 'T<-lq>hone 8::\0am-:J:OOpm Mon du \·-Friday ~ alk-Jn 8::30am-:S:OOpm Mo111l11\-Fndn} 888 OBITUAllY "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& 888 Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? c.aJl Toll ftte 1-888-54CASm' Serving Onnge &. 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Fresh Victoria. 714-642-0320 1 ·8 o o ·2 2 6 .5 9 1 3 phone & organlza· and work othlc all Great opportunity. 11mll1t1 .. or .imlmlnallon Cape Cod 4Br 3.6Ba 1000 ENVl!LOPES• ext. 104 CAL•SCAN 11·onal skills a mustl mandatory plua Quark Wiii train right person. 1 2 0 00 + Sq Ft L 0 t Paint, all new carpel., ---------0 E ""' 900 Used ta rKI. colot. 111tglo11. · · · wet bar, Ip, 2 ovens.•· 54,000 from homel Non·smoker, knowl· experience. E . Call Biii ~ 760-1 HJ, U.llllU" lanlillah&llus OI ~~~~e':°° 7t!:.c;v76~~;~ dbl gar. boa1 allp avl. RENTALS TO Make S4 per envetope 1--------~ edge of nutrition a ~leg~~;epsaugr;;: 1~~d de-Receptlonlat/PT ..._.qil,w•lldlllloftll S2950. 714-641-0205 SHARE 2724 ~~~a~~u. tf g~~~a':':r.;~j LOSE WEIGHT! p1u;·1~u~~~~9~e:·d. Steve Matble, Califor· for Full Servlc. Sat?n ... MY wca pnterwe, liml· IRVINE TERRACE Trlmfast •Herbal+ nla Commun'ty News, in COM. EJCp. Pref d. tMlel•lll~." 3Bd, Fam Rm, LargHtl••••••••• ~4:1 '~!g1~~c1~21~~~ Increase Energy CUSTOMER SVC. 330 w. Bay St .. Costa Apply In Person.3426 TM& ~ will noP Matr Bdrm. $745,000 Beautiful HB Model & Suppress Appetite PT for N.B. Flower Mesa CA 92827 E . c o a a t l'i w y ~--.,llllwt1IH· Corona del Mar APARTMENTS Hom•. Prof'I Female Dept. c 5 <24/hr. t00% $ Back Gyar. Shop. Mu•t have · S 1 LI 1 /N lty 1111111llr1911 •"* wlllcll la 111 Propertl•• 673·8494 POR RENT pref. N/S/druge. own recording) CAL •SCAN $29.95/30-0ay Supp. good communication Gen Ofo/PT 10-20Hr1 a •• . nger e ove room w/ ba, g9rage, •M••••• 1·888-4·DIETINQ akllls. Ask for Alicia for sril ofc In NB. 5.1 Slore. 2 Posllions Avl •ie&IUN 11 Ilse llW. OW readen LINDA ISLE W/0 1 I t beach P/60 Fl d I 12 4pm/4 9pm $6 hr II • m 0 • Please be wary of out 1._ ________ ._1_1_4_·8_3_3_·1_8_8_3___ w wpm. x ays • · · . · .. lltn'Y lalenMlll Ulal 1 ' must love animals. •. hrs. Fax rH: 873-1339 Must Be Reliable. ... IH•t• NftrtiMll In !Illa EXQUISITE 5Br 4.5Ba Avatl 2/1. $650/mo + of area companlea. DRIVER OTA TOP Mail:507 W.Edgewater Lotions & Lace _..., .. .....,...Ill M OJefffefredAracturSl3 •• 300Ag'oooentt·C-0_S_T_A_M_ES_A __ 2_6_2_4 Check with the, local mlle s. top pay. NB CA 92"'•1 743 Baker St. C .M . ......... .,-..... 1t 1'2 uu + S600.iec. Be 11 • r Bus n • • • ALS leader In miles for five · · "" • .... 1$$ .... cam-714-.841-9981 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 574-4253 Lv msg. BurHu before you PERSON y •a rs run n Ing . General •t16wt I ... ulKUD ----...-~...,......,.,...-1• •----....,.....,....,..----f IT lo -·-•1·•424-tSILFtr •Ooean & C•t•llna •280 18A Newport E 'Slde CM Large send any money or Covenant Tran•port FIT, P po11t ns. -._ I • St"'lsh Spaclou1 3Br fees or ••rvices. Read 1 .9 o o -4 4 1 -4 3 g 4 . olear speaking voice. 111t¥1111llsts.DC1111,it111 View Townhom• He ght• ~r•• , .. .... HUD .. "':::.-Reduced $30,0001 Clean, frHh paint, no Townhome. 1 room and understand any Experienced drivers good typing 1kllls, will ._ .. -. -11 f S4"'•/mo Call conlracta before you PERSONAL and owner opera1or1 train. 714·642·4741 Beautlfully Upgraded pets. n/amk. $775.mo ava or ..,.., . 3Br 2Ba, 2-car an gar. 299·0 19th Pl•c• Mike 714·722·8997 algn. Shop around for SERVICES 3005 1·800-336·6428. Grad· General HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE Owner found another 714-844-0452 ratea. uat• students Bud GROW WITH USI Irv Univ Pk Saml turn Meyer Refrigerator NB tl~m nHdS rellable Priced below compa. E'Slde 2Bdrm 1 Ba rm kll/lndry prlva ---------Laa Vega• Partvllne I I • t299,000 Re/Mu • I $355/r • CREDIT 2907 1 .7 o 2 ·7 4 8 .7 6 8 g Truck L n • a o o & honHt lndlv FT/PT. (7l4) 760-5000 x124 Huge fenced yard. phn, poo · mo+ drivers and contrac· No salea. weeknda a MUST Sl!LLll N2:_w4 l!p.al1n81 th& Acval r1p/e6t. 1 /3 utla for resp. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 18 + Only normal to r •. to I I fr e • must! No exp nee. Will • n/amk. 714·786-7011 DEBT LO. lo NV. 1 ·8 8 8 ·6 6 7 ·3 7 2 g train. 714-719·6777 PROBATE SALE $1100/mo. 873-3588 -N-B-S""h,..r---2""'M'""""•-•""t•-,-=e~r CONSOLIDATION .............. _____ c_A_L_·_s_C_A_N Legal A .. lat 2 STORY FIXI!" II'Slde 2Br 28a Fplc, 1 2 O Oaf a Pac Io u • C4t payments to 50%. I• NB Collection firm. Telemerk•t•r• $20/HR Set Your Own l'ioursl Paid weekly. Monthly Bonuses & Paid T111lnlng * t·800.842-t401 * TELEPHONE Make up to $15 per hr working In your own home answering In· coming calls for major phy1lc network. We train. 714·548· 1443 TOP DOU.AA l .... fWOI .. Ff'OC1I UIOO•tltlD ' ~. Dtllllt.._ ~ Paintings China BOOks ~ Fumitul"$ ""·~ ln~a.cll 14.873.6 $ BEST $ PRICES PAID FREE CONSUU'ATION Est~bl'd ~Se.Ji Or.Int EJ.r-nJlf\J 10 LA S1tn mncuai & N~ y,,.i. Wr i.u., ANTIQUES 10 MOO'Ell' DtSt{WARE to TIFFAN\ EVDYTiilNGll I E.ttat< -"" rn*'91e F..m1h J1\ dl<11'1 l'lll'f"W'.S 714 .. 249 .. 3711 Price Wiii Amaze You O/W. Hk·ur,•• 1-car condo. nr golf course Reduce or ellmlnate EMPLOYMENT Call (714) 780-1400 BALBOA . 714-723-8120 gar+ 1 park n~ apace w/prf'I male. $775/mo lnlereat. Same day ap· When you write Ext 332 for recorded ---------ISLAND 1006 -Pruden.u-1 $975/mo. 845-5882 +1/2 u11. 822·7364 proval. Non-profit, a.Classified od. Info anytime. EMPLOYMENT •--------... iiiilii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml WAI Cr•dltgaurd of I de all 533 C1911111111111t Lo v •I~, CI• an 0 n • NB·B•autlfut PrlV•t• Am I 1r:1MPLOYMENT me u Nannr Exp'd. Mary SERVICES 5 APPLIANCES 601 l •Prtm• Location on h Bdrm.E.Slde,Frdg, Home Kltch/lndry/ 1-aoo.:;:~398 1; the facts Poppins wanted. uv .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Colllna Ave. Monthly •W. N•wpor1 on t • W&O hkup,garag• cable. Quiet. cln, n/a. CAL•SCAN 5530 and get the In M·F, Engllah a~ak· 11 Income of 12,450. Oo•anfront. Rare NO PETS 1850.mo $4H5+utll. &45-9515 Ing. COL req'd w/refe. ••M•-• E.lectrio Dryer Price of $535,000 beach/al1ey frontage. 1800.Hc: .. 845-2148 •d""•-laln .. Salee results <:?(714) 845-232!5<:? Please be awahr•, that X'lnt cond while $250 Broker 714-648-8513 Paclflc Coutllne. Inc. MONEY ~ • n • )'OU \\'801. * c lh• listings In t • cat· (7141 574-2501 714-722•1011 Nice 1br 1ba Lovely n1r:1NTA1S Communhy new1pa· Olfrf K egory may require you . gated comm .. carport, """11°1<--.itD 2728 TO LOAN 2914 per looking for ctH11·1-;::=:::i64::l·:::S::67::11::::=::; MANAO•R to call a 900 number Frlgldalr• 200 frig, CORONA • lndry fac, ftlg avl. w~Hf;l •••••iiiiiiiiiiii fled ln1ld• ..... rep-•~ Community n•wap.. In which there 11 a cln, 2-dr $115. Wahr .. 19115·18415 Kteln Mgmt reHntatlve. Must have Plumbing per IMklng organlad charge pef minute. Dryer 1125 1542-5937 DEL MAit 1022 HOUSES/ 714-891-4000 VISAIMASTIR CARDI atrbng telemarkellng Hlf·•t.art., wllh baalc •a P"rSSIBLI! WAaHE" & ORYUt. •••••iiiiii.1] R•t'lr•d "1fnn••ot• S215K + UnHcured ability. •ntoy ula• ~le A\ I~ computer akllts and •1000 u • porlab141 dlshwaaher, '180" OCUN VlllW CONDOS couple dHlre Furn Bid/NO Credit • OKI and be good at cu•· ~ temperam.nl to )uvgl• TYPING. ood cond. BEST 38d 2 sea 18 0001f lol OR anNT NEWPORT H1e/TWnhH for Winter 1-800-259-1829 tomer Hrvlce. Full demand• of f .. t. Pan-time. At home g,.FER(714)553·1172 A.Kt.NG te'ae,000 f ~ rental nr beach. lime SAiary plu1 com paced new1 onar• CaR Toll FrH IEACB 2669 Mike 582-439-9407 mla~llh. Excellen; Auth<>fUed 11on. Neceaeary •;klll• t ... 00-2t•·•Ooo, ____ __. __ _ OCUN YID benefit ~ckage. EO!. Include word prc~:.1-lxt. T·51~• MJRC"lA."?DISE 3ar, :a4.5489a000• Pool *18, a ••r •••• .1-5-T-0-0-11 G-E ____ ANNOUNC!MENTS Drug acr .. nlngtphyal· ptumblng contractor tng. Q81lo knowledge for )l1t1ng1.CAl.•SCAN MISC · 6015 1, • BALBOA ,,0m $150. SQx30.Pool "'" 2742 cat required. Fax re· ts looklno for... of Internal and profl• a o y •"NM a NT 1 .. illlii. iiiiii~~iiiiii JAM~8 OOULO. AOT IS" •.,.,,. 21 oa D/W. No Peta. Carport aume to: . clency of MS Otftce JOaS. Now l'lltinil. I' /& """'"" " Newport hJ Ternoe Judy Oetting progr1m1. Po1lllon r• 111.ooo-see.ooo. CatJ Ii? llMY DUD'S 'i:> • Prudelltial •114-MMa•t• •aat 81• nth at. LOST a (714) e31~0. • Rep81r Plumbers port• to edltOf and,. t..aoo.aa3.oa1e A ... i. Baby 11em1 ...._...., IOUTH BAYPRONT Sire alorage, 24 hour • M•cu• .. tc qulrH dally contact .... J_.00 ,.., current 1 S4M> Oft w/a:.J '114-e12·7474 380 2BA Ltg "" tam •• • 31H' Lg ap11 2· •uy acceaa, lxlx1I POUND 2925 ~K•v .. ,. Salee & • Drain Cleaner& with public. !O!. ,.,;,.,.,, c~nty. City MC/VLsa/Ck·FwY cloN ODM ... ' 01,r. .... on rm & deCk 2 fp .. wd car gar, w/d hk-upa, pvt gatag_e, 1125/mo S.Mc• Exp. nHded Send cover tettef and & Stale llats. •714-e31·73•3• •• d b ' h• fp. wet·bar, cenlral •Ir. •714-497·•13h • Water Heater rHume to s.t.-.e Mar· CAl.•SCAN •t,.llWOOO >C"lnt wood· 2.e Lott '·Pie.. ~ar, aan V eac: • Qolf cour1• view. LOaT OAT black w/ Mu1t know MaJ01 ble, Dally Pilot, >30 W. r •1•1 cotd, d ... .,.,94 offered tndlvldually k/mO/yrty 17WOt9 11195.Utff &44-o509 white eock. thin, Bland• 7t4-e7~38 lns.talletl B 51 t co la • "' lalboe Newpoft .. eally friendly. Vlclnlly Of loOftQua ay ,.. • • ,,_.-.;.. _____ ~---to your csrlveway. 11 ... 71'"4414 ,,, a...,... 41 Apta Co.,..••rw•T Ne1111port Ridge on 8AL••P•"SON Mau., CA 928a7 or E· !MPLOYM!NT 171418•W .... ll'P ..................... ...,..---=~•BA110A W/"'lt, fp. wfd hk·u~. &WftUM\~ 1212$ 144-7M5 mall to w··-n SS3S oltle 61M c~ coo ., 107 micro. pvt beectH>oat llBAL ISTATB · P rr a . ! • P ' d dpl1ot2oteann11n1t.net. ..... ..... , ................. ..-........ __ _ Cu11om Condo. PlllNSVIJl • atlP ivt . ., .... 12800 &.oet Cat. fem, thin, Hrl{,,+ Coinmtulon M lu.teh Aeuwe COL11CTllUS 1431,000 714o71CM>111 Totlole• colored, 8, aone .. ,Uh!On M·F. f'\WI eMrfMIC In-a...IM Careetvet I017 Mary Fryer A--nt d.claw.d, "Delicata" Nwpt 8ch. .,.......,., ...__._ a.... f L.o ... Wondortul ~ • •-•tlk taa 1771.rno .... :... cc:: ... __ ••• ....._.150 ,,.. H ............ ...__ ... -~. dlVf .... -w,..,_. or ""'"· • .. ••••••• 71..,1._..... oawu carport. oto.n ••• ·-,.._ .... ~,....,. •• • '" --... ,,._ .,...... etl•-ll•flM rout••· Coot!. Dr""'"9. Dr:a II t 04 • t ath at.# 1• r:::• .::-J":.'~•::::::::·1 ftartt ' 940ot7U Good Jobe 141411 jt_or clay. Appll, 0~=·_.._..,_"'!'9' __ "1 AV911 Jaft. I 1114488 8eyfront lllr .... F ........... rm c .. ,..... on ,....,.. ..... " Mull haW own (7t41 9794747 ~.: .... , •• o ...... .............. ...,.. 11111. aw., ..... lmtmllng """°' ID'* & "*'-3 ~ n.PO.T ... boGll A...... ... L.A.14 ~.;: ..... ~ fl ...... ,......~~51~;;;~;~~;~;~;;;! a100.mo l7N7U ,..._a:..'°,.ID.MI&. ·-'-··-to bYV _,. OOOd OMV I C9I\ .,..... "' to DKll Jltl aoum,.r -:.:ti:-=.\!!!-1t'1i11--. apa .... •• ;:-..:_ ,....._.._. - -....,,..; --,.._Cll our*'"'• ._.., ---... ....... ~. _, ....... ...,.... ... -. " 1091 .. ~ t4 ._-_ lftO 1«1d _.. .. ,... -....... _!!Lail" ,rn."=:IA, 1•1111 •••••n ~-.... 1 "----,--.;.;;;..;.o.-.,;,~~ • " Q TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1998 r '- f TODAY'S LBIUS 9115 MERCEDES 9130 PONTIAC 9170 MISC. AUTO 9245 ------l -...z .... CWl.iR ... o ... s .. s .... w .. o ... R!WlalP ....... P~Uw::Z_z_L..,E_ lij600iW GOREN wfth OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH '87 LS 300 37k ml, '9S ML320 Whltw '87 F'l•ro auto, &Jo, S I! I Z • D 0 A R a Ilk• new, 1unt1, dl1c, aand, fully loaded, Ab1olutety must .. 111 lfROM 1178. gold pkg, black/beige moonrf, 1,000 ml, bHl Flnanclaf problem1. Por1chH, Cadlllace, leather, $30.500 obo. offer, Call between 1·8 11100 obo 205-2491 CMv)'•, BMW'S, Cor· •(7141524-305.. (714) 973.c>e01 vellH. Al•o JHpt. ACROSS t Liner 61 Puts one'11004 dowl'I PREVIOUS PUZnE SOl.~Q 5 Thin coc»tie 10 Ov9fdoe S4 Jazzy dance 60 Carne apel1 6 t Thin COIN FAMOUS HAND. SUBAR 0200 4WD'1. Your area. U v Ton Free MAZDA 9125 MERCURY 9135 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii 1 .aoo.219.9000 Ext.A-5139 14 Orynve~. 15 Relieve 16 Lab-culture medium t7 -plalals t 8 Grow (crops) t 9 Picll over 20 Ceremonial object 22 B1other·s chjld 23 Fiesta shout 24 Digit 25 Sentimental songs 29 Fine leather 33 Constetlahon 34 Den 36 Weekly magazine 37 Baseballer Mel -38 Ala - 39 -and order 40 Knotted 42 "Green Gables" herome 43 Char 45 II could be 4 7 E:s~owded 49 Citrus cooler 50 In the past t4 62 Modem Persia 63 Ott yonder 64 Solo 65 Cozy llt>ode 66 Hard al work 67 Stains 66 Type ol club DOWN I Trade 2 Possess 3 NOllOll 4 Smalt rtute 5 Became bent 6 Jal -7 Somersaull 8 Faciktato 9 Hamon -10 Moll lntty I I Flu symptom 12 Balh powder 13 Wnter - Slanley Gardner 21 Verve 22 Head motion 24 Car pal1 25 KK>sk 26 Bal'ldleader Shaw 27 Soda purchase 16-88 0 1191.~F-~ 28 Street talk 46 Psyche parts • 29 H1gMty1og toys 48 Free tickets 30 Potters' ovens St Attempt 31 Picture 52 Soy product 32 More modem 53 Important tunes 35 Pnnce Vahanl's 54 Chelsea's dad son 55 Melville novel 38 Sugar~ 56 Transrmtted 41 Window 57 Pitcher covenng Hershlser 43 It's a long 58 Florist's need story• 59 Feed the kitty 44 Laundry chofe 61 A 111118 bit 10 11 12 Neitl1er vulnerable. South deals. NORTH •4 \':1 8632 OAKQ •KJBIJ4 ~ST •Q8762 Q76 0 73 .. 10882 80UTB • 1063 QAQ 0 106 G 2 •AQ7S EA.ST •AKJB \':I KJ 1094 O J98'4 •Void The bidding: 80\1l'B WEST •• p .... NORTH l 0 2 0 2 • 4 Q p ... P... p ... Pua Dbl p ... SQ 5 • •• P ... Opening lead: 6 of• , How good were the players of yee- t.eryear? Certainly their bidding would not come c106e to matching expert practices of today. But they would not have to hang their heads for their card-play technique. Here's another ex.ample from a half· century ago, and the hero, sitting Squth, is again The Baron - Waldemar v9n Zedtwitz. The bidd\ng revealed that not. only were the hands filtieg well, but that the king ofh~ •as like- ly to be in the Eut. hand. With nei- ther North nor South holdini back. von Zedtwitz found himselt at the helm or aiJc dul)9 with a comWned 26 high-card point.a in t.he two hand.a.· Weat. led a spade to Eaat'• king, and back came the jack or heart.a, declarer's queen winning. The Baron decided to rlay the hand-u a dummy reveraa and in order lo conceal those intentions from hia · opponenta, delayed cuh.ing the ace of bearta. Inatead, declarer led the three of trumpa. Weat routinely fol· lowed with the deuce, and South finessed the four! When that held, declarer was in CQntrol Declarer cubed the ace of heart.a, crosaed t&> the ace or diamonds and ruffed a heart high. The aeven or trompe to the nine wu the entry to ruff the table's lut heart with the closed hand's remaining high trump. A spade ruff on the t.able allowed declarer to draw the remaining trump-. with dummy'• mast.era and that waa that. Observe that,· if West inaerta the six of trumpe at trick three, the con· tract ia unmakable. Weal will end up with a trump trick. It's complex, but. try it or yourself. Learn to be a better brld1e p layer! Sub1cribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by caWn1 (800) 788-1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridlfe Let· ter, P.O. Bolt 4410, Cbicalfo, UL 60680. G~G E SALES iiBUliiiiCiiiKiiiiiiiiiii9iii03iii5 liiDiiiOiiiDiiiGEiiiiiiiiiii9iii06iiii5 ,85 RMERA '89 Da~ona Sh•lbV Turbo All Power, COSTA MESA 6124 Great condl $2200. Ptemlum Sound Sys., * 714·545-3830 * CD Player, All Leather Interior, T·Tops, Garaged, Very Clean. $3850.obo 548·t554 Batala Sala Tool•, --------- furniture, bed room CADILLAC 9040 ael, oHlce/l< ltc hen/golf iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & 1hop stutt. Jan. 9, 10 r--------- 9·5. 3089 Ftrnheath Ln. '78 SEVILlE FORD 9075 AUtOMOBILES ACURA 9010 Xlnt Condition I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $2200. 714·854-7425 '88 150 Ford Truck or call 7t4-455-0170. 4spd, ps, pb, stereo, '80 Barrltz 1-0wner dual 1ank1, S2850 7 5, 7 60 m II es. Full __ <_7_1...,..4_>_9_9_2_·_4_3_3_1_ power. $2500 OBO '94 Exp I oar XL T 714·723·1 504 Whlto 36K ml 4Dr, AT, COMPUTERS 6018 BUILDING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MATERIALS SPORTING 6030 GOODS 606 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --.-,,..,,8,..,.,7,...S,,..e-v""'l"""ll•-*--AO, Full Pwr $16,000 OBO pp 714·979-0745 MAC PERFORMA '91 lnt•ara Sspd, NC, Loaded, leathor 830CD Computer HP Steel Bldg. Dealer· Don 't Rent Sklal pw, p•, cc, am·fm Interior, $4000 55.0C. Ink Joi prlntor. ship avall. tn setocl For safe ... Skts, bind· cass. snrt, tint glass, (714) 644·1254 orig. boxes/maunals, opon areas. Big prolil lngs, boots, poles $99 cus1om wls. $10,000 --------- modom & extras $750 potentlal on booming per pkg. Alt sizes obo. 640·0420 exl217 '93 SEVILLE '97 MUSTANG OT CONY V-8, AC, Auto, tthr Int, full power, custom ttre/wheols $22,995 . 7 t 4·640· 7284 obo. 714·675·9408 Industry. Call Mr. Clay avl. 120cm·205cm. ---------Leather. LoadedJ 1.303.759.3200 (7141 515·9022 BMW 9030 ~:sm~~~ ~~4.6~~~753°7~1-J_A_G_U_n_'D---9-1-0-5 SELL your used vehicle through classified 642·5878 Name Z.•P Phone 842·5978 for current ll•tlngt CAL•SCAN DEIPl!MTl!lY Nl!ED1 CARS • P/U • VAN8 Allen Arnold Motora 2833 HarbOr 445-0270 On the move? Sell yo•.:r extra household items In Classified D YES, SEU MY CAR C'11drt Cerd9 0 MC 0 VISA 0 AM X PIN3le Check PerM«ir Boxn WANTED TO BUY STEEL BUILDINGS· Oet In Shape for the iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ 6019 YEAR End tell overs/ New Year! Brand new ,79 BMW 3201 Great CHEVROLET 9045liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii must go/factory direct! Health Walker. Orig iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'79 Jaguar XJS Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Hunting Beach- Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000' homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with v-Melo.• , MocMI ____ _ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 25x30, 30x30, 40x54, pd over $200, wttt sell condlllon/body/palntl Coupe Vt 2, only 35k, Old Coins Gold Sliver 4 5 x 7 o, 5 ox t o o , $125. (7t4) 644·1202 Stereo/caas .. sunroof, 1-owner, very clean. 0 6 °""'°"' 0 -.-s.-0""' Aool Pnce ov.. o--OT ...... ~ ___ _ o-r,.. o--o-c-. a check today! Frankttn Mint, Storllng 55x150, 60x200. Free blk leather lntorfor. $3500 721·3588 Old walchos & jewelry dellvery. Financing Needs •ome wo rk . Westcoasl Coln 642·9448 avallable Save thou· Chances are $1200 obo 642-3228 0•5-o-~Oi.-.1op 0!>5-0NMMS-0-- 0•Concli•-De..-~ 0Nlof-o~-oc-o Oc.-..T-- ·s 101or• ....... $1 ..:11 addotlonll lllW sands. t-800-2t 1·9594 you will find CAL0SCAN Good jobs reliable services lnteresllng things to buy Run for a week! If your car does not sell , we'll run it for another week FREEi All for just $10 .. 0 rut Po-. O 1My1 Aool O Slldor'9 a-- Guo<l jobs relioblt' ~en ices in ltrcsllng thin~~ 10 bU)' It's all there cvcrv day in Ct:i~s1ficd CLASSIFIED what you need It's lhe resource you at the price can count on to sett a you want to pay myriad ol merchan· when you read dlse Items. because our columns compel ClaaslOed qualified buyers 10 dally call I 842·5878 842·5878 Rooms, apartments, homes Classified can satisfy your housing needs. '77 Mont• Carlo Looks & Runs Great New power brakes. AM/FM Cass. $1000. MUST SELL IMMED LEAVING COUNTRY! . 714-558-8000 ll's all lhere every day In Classified 842·5878 ..... t.1 o.ty Piiot D> w Bey St eo.ta ~ CA 92fl27 ,.__I (714) 842 5878 • ,UJ (714) 831~94 --------------~ ------CLEANING SERVICE SERVICES DIRECTORY DRYWALL 3548 SERVICE HANDY MAN 3710 IMPROVEMENTS LIMOUSINE 3 5 84 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOME 3756 S~RVICES MUSIC 3814 LESSONS 3835 PLUMBING 3890 PLUMBING 3890 WINDOWS 3934 ADDITIONS REMODELING 3410 Quallty Remodeling •Also Home Repairs •Reasonably Priced •Local Co, 6111636318 •Stephenson A•soc. Call 714·844·5485 •Palnt/Carp•ntry• A TOUCH OF CLASS ...SMALL JOB EXPERT Drywall and morel Cleaning. Res/Comm Drywall/Plaster Repair Small Jobs Oki ---------Big Ron'a Llmoualn• Th• Mualc Ac•demy Fut Friendly Service Private ln•trumental W/A Peraonal Touch Instruction & music 800.780·9287 24Hr1 claHes. CM 966-0454 Lie/Bonded. Free Est. /Henglng/Tlptng/THturt Gary 845·5277 T I M E Teresa 282·7143 Comm/Res 551·55731--------TO IMPROVE ANY & All REPAIRS •BOSS HOUSECLEANING Witthoeft Drywall Hot Water Heaters City otflclals are Llcensed·Bonded Alt Ph Srn/L J b i e a r Ing u f OVING 383 $ 0 00 h ases• .g 0 1 Garbage Dl1po1al1 P or M 4 PAINTING 7~4-5i:~~~~ Cleanl c1•anl Clean! Faucetta/Cetllng Fans I Nino, a weather 20Yrs Exp/Fair S/FrH Ell Securlly Llghts/Telephn phenomenon thal liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3858 •Bright HouaeelHnlng L#400030 714-639-1447 Scott 714-931·2025 has began to bring a PUBLIC NOTICE RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. European Profeutonala. repeat of the storms The Calif. Public Utlll· Pelnllng.fnl/Ext Houat/Apl 8es1 In townl Refs. Darek ---------HANDYMAN ERIK Jhat battered the ties Commlulon RE· Quality Job. Free est. & Grace 714·857-2647 ELECTRICAL 3610 W• Do It Alll Fences/ area In the 1980'1. QUIRES that alt used Ll569897 938·8888 Deck1/Door1/Pa~1ng It'• time to get household good1' ____ .__ ___ _ ,;,,· pr pa e<i no to CHUNG'S PAINTING Sm.II Job EXPERT Termite work 95..,.3 1 • r w r movera print t~elr 23 th• Year Ahead... u c C 1 T b Yra Exp·Grt Prlcel Duncan •1ectrlc i...,...-------... C A L L y o P · · · a num er; Quar Wo k F • E t "" Home Repair/Remodel U R llmoi and chauffeurs r • r e 1 3490 COMPUTERS 3556 CABINETS Local/Quick Response Colla MeH/Newport LOCAL SERVICES print their T.C.P. num-._L_1c_t1_3_7_5_8_02 __ s3_8_·_15_3_4 Advanced Wood1y11em1 MACMEDIC •Care for ll275870 880.7042 25 y • TODAYI ·-·Cuitom Cabinetry· Mactnto1h Computers ••ra xp. ber In all advertise-lk•'• Cu1tom Painting Kitchen • Bath• Doors In your hme/ofc. Low/ PETERKIN Eleotrlc Jim 831·2480 ments. 11 you have a Prof, Clean, Ouallty Moldlngi • Mantels hourly rate. 873-881 O Prompt & Low Rate111--H-0-M-8-8-E-R_V_l_C_i_S_ quHtlon about th• I• Work. Int/Ext & Dock•. L&9l850 7!4-998-8970 RH·Com/sm·lg Jobi Anylhlng & Everything JEWELRY 3784 gallty of a mover, limo L11'703488 031-4810 ---------L618717 800-740-1741 F E or chaufleur, call: P•tera Palntlne ---------1 CONCRETE & rH •tlmate. Ref'i. ~iiiiii!~iiiiiiiiiiiiii Public Utilities ,."~PENTRY 3510 MASONRY SAVE SSS Huntington Michael 75S.i440 Wiiiiam Harold J eweler Commlulon 20 Ye111 Experience """' 3557 N • w port Be a c h ---------W f. 58 • Free E•tlmate• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Electric. I do It alll Plumblng•l!leotr1o•I atch Jewelry Repair 714•5 -41<>1 lntertora and Exterlora A z HANDYMAN Lll'736593. 963-2419. Carpentry, Drywall Antlque+Flne Jewelry Spilt 1.cond Moving Referral. 854-0512 to Brick, e1ock, Stone, Tiie Paint, Fences a Other lluy/Mll/ltldt 073-0385 Prof Movers! 24Ht Srv 1.,,,...-.,...-,..-,,......,-,.,,.....,,...- INKISTAU.IREFACE CABINETS Cone, Pallo, Driveway Home lmprowments LANDSCAPE L 701y1Sr Dlac/Tl171452 Robert lebell Co. w~=: g~•s.:::::a ~~·T~~~15;;~7~;~ FENCES Todd 722-0ute _. gi 432·9123/P-341-5850 10~ 011 thru Hollda(,'1 L DECVf' 3615 IAWN CARD 3808 s•o MOV•R• L1n,~Ext •• 3.50sm.a~.Jo.3b•oo8K CARPllNTRY•Wlndow• All brick. block, atone. gi ~ "' '" .. • Doors • Wood Fences Alt pallo1, flreplace1, "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii .. -B-EAL--TH-,-B-e-•UTY-....:.... ' TRDI f Local 7 day• a WHk 714·&80.te2&.Pager P•T PROO,.NO I• ...n ln•'d/Uc. Cal-T 189012 890'1, repair•. 2svr1 Stambaueh 8ulld•re • PI~rs 3740 398-07153 or &1&-3850 •---------Ltl'281581 • Call Bob exper. 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" v ~~ Aatngutter•. Prompt a. 3548 SEIVJCI 3584 HANDY MAN 3710 HOM!. 3758 A .. ,. Emergency Ive. -------·' 850-oe05 •217-7883-Pg ·------------ ORCO lJLUMBING 8 DRAIN CLEANING 7 -DAYSIWEEl Sr. Cltiscn Diacount 714-722-9998 CLAlllf'l•D It's the rasource you i:an i:ount on to tell a myriad of Merchan· di.. hem•, becau .. our column• compel qualllled buyer• t, calll ...... 7. 3910 BAL80A ROOFJNQ CO Quality Work Ouarnt'd eUNIQUEe WINDOW FASHIONS Vertlo•I • Mini • WoodbUnd• • Shutten • Drapery Res/Comm•FrH E1t 1 ·800·580·0588 When you write , a Clasalfled ad, Include all th• facts and get the results you want. Reroof/Repatr Frff Eat --------111111 Lio/In• 831·908'1 CAL PACIFIC ROOPINO Com/RH. Hot mop & 1htng1ea. A•rool/tepalr L#721255 18y,. Exp. L ff tit 1-800.848-1950 WALL COVERINGS 3932 ---------- Yhe atrlpp•r Speo.l•ll~lng In Wallpaper Ramoval 1..588924' 1 983·H37 We G•t• ehould hang loOether. Strip, lnttall" advlc• to th• cra&y. 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