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Serving tt\e Newport-Mesa community since 1907 . .
Tug-o-war ensues over hiriilg of
·Costa Mesa's disaster team\director
• Officials luring Glorria Morrison from Huntington
Beach meet with protest from residents of that town.
By Tim Grenda, Datly Pilot
COSTA MESA ....-City officials
forming a new volunteer emer-
gency preparedness program are
'close to enticing the woman who
runs a similar operation in Hunt-
. ington Beach to jump ship and
come work for them.
But the move to bring Glorria
Morrison here has sparked an
More pupils
h e aded to
Newport-
Mesa?
•A boundary deal with
Laguna Beach district
over the Newport Coast
annexation could bring in
hundreds of children.
By Husein M ashni, Daily Piiot
NEWPORT COAST -Pend-
ing a decision by the Laguna
Beach school board, the New-
port-Mesa school distnct could
have hundreds
of extra stu-
dents from this l "The ball
unincorporat-
ed area attend-
ing its schools.
: is com-
1 pletely in
1 Laguna
1 Beachs
; court right
: ,, : now ...
The area in
question is a
development
on the Laguna
Beach side of
Newport Coast
Drive in New-
port coast. MIKE FINE
uprising among her co-workers in
Hu.ntington Beach, who have
formed picket lines to stop the pop-
ular administrator from leaving.
In September, the Costa Mesa
City Council approved $5,000. to
start a Community Emergency
Response Team, a network of vol-
unteers who work under the direc-
tion of the Fire Department to help
fill sandbags, evacuate flood vic-
tims and assist in emergencies.
The program also trains local I workmg crew logging thousands
businesses and schools to prepare of volunteer hours each year.
theni:;elves in the ~vent of ~mer-Recently, the Huntington
genoes and also gwes lessons in Beach team played a critical role
life-saving techniques. in helping evacuate residents of a
Many cities already have vol-flooded mobile home park after El
unteer emergency teams in place, Nino storms drenched Huntmg-
including Huntington Beach, ton Beach and put sections of the
which formed its program in 1991 city under several feet of water.
after a small tornado swept Now, Costa Mesa officials
through town, damaging a mobile want Momson to bnng her exper-
home park. · tise to Costa Mesa.
.Under the direction of Morri-Morrison said Tue'sday she has
son, the Huntington Beach pro-
gram has thrived with a hard-• SEE HIRING PAGE 4
MARC MARTIN I OM.Y Pit.OT
Huntington Beach emergency team member Dick White talks with
Anna Pinter as they picket in front of Huntington Beach City Hall.
Police
identify
rape
sllspect
•Authorities say they
have bloodied T-shirt that
belongs to 45-year-old
transient Jesse Allred.
By Christopher Goff ard. Daily Plloc
COSTA f\.1ESA -Thanks to
genetic eVldence from a bloody
T-shirt and a positive ID trom the
Newport
Beach is trying
to annex the
area.
MARC MARTIN I DAILY P1LOT
The lights from the Fletch er Jones dealership ln Newport Beach and surrounding buildings re flect off the Upper Back Bay
as motorists make their way along Jamboree Ro.ad. Though lights have been dimmed, complai{lts continue.
victim, police
say they know
the name of
the man who
all egedl}
raped a 19-
year-old Costa
Mesa woman
last month m
the laundry
room of her
apartment
complex. Jesse Allred
A hurdle
remams, how-
ever: Catchmg hun Most of Newport Coast is
already within the Newport-
Mesa school district. But a sec-
tion that includes abo'ut 800
homes, expected to generate in
excess of 400 students, is partly
within the boundaries of the
Newport-Mesa school distnct
and paitly in the Laguna Beach
school district.
Laguna Beach school offiaals
hav.e until the end of January to
decide if they want to adjust their
school boundaries to exclude the
area within what will be New-
port Beach.
"There's going to have to be a
boundary change or there will be
kids living across the street from
each other who will be attending
schools in different districts,"
said Laguna school board mem-
ber Kathryn Turner. .
"My opinion is the school dis-
tricts will have to come to some
• SEE STUDENTS PAGE 4
Car dealership •
•But some residents
along the Back Bay say
illumination at Fletcher
Jones Motorcars is still
too much.
By Jennifer Armstrong Dally Pilot
EASTBLUFF -Residents
whose homes ring the Back Bay
say Fletcher Jones Motorcars'
lights are not the glaring prob-
lem they once were. Still, they
say the illumination inside and
outside the dealership must be
masked even more before
,.
ers fighti
they're satisfied.
"Sometimes it seems like it's
less and then it's back," resi-
dent Carol Hartman said. "It's
!Jke they lhmk this is Las Vegas
-we're just saying shut them
off when you're not there.•
Management at the posh
Mercedes dealership on Jam-
boree Road has attached shields
and lenses to the outside lights
that sparked an uproar among
nearby residents. Fletcher
Jones' neighbors say the lights,
the white light poles and ·the
gleaming white building reflect
off the bay water, brightening
an area that was once relatively
dark.
Smee October, Fletcher
Jones has been usmg an auto-
matic shut-off system to kllJ the
rooftop llghts at 7 p m and the
lot lights at 10 30 pm. Srnce
then. dealership officials have
met WJth residents and commis-
sioned a study by a lightmg
consultant.
Besides addmg the shlelds
and new lenses, they've also
shut off red lights rn the car ser-
vice area -and don't plan on
making any more changes,
General Manager Garth Blu·
menthal said.
"The lights at night are now
extremely · dim," Blumenthal
said. "We've even had some
laws that protect IJ
I I 'i l I ~j 11 f'
lights
customers comment that 1t may
be too dim.·
Residents still have a laundry
l.tst of ideas for more llghtmg
ad1ustments: landscapmg,
painting the llght posts a darker
color and turning down the
indoor lights Resident Peter
Bryant even suggested the
dealership reduce its !Jghts by
half.
"There are several chfferent
kinds of lights over there, and
they all seem too intense for
us," Bryant said. "The whole
thing just seems really exces-
sive for that location.·
• SEE LIGHTS PAGE 4
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AROUND TOWN •.•••••• 4
CLASSIFIED .....•....• 7
POLICE FILES •••••••••• .2
PU8UC NOTICES ...••••• 6
SPOR'TS •••••••••••••• 5
Jesse Allred, a 45-year-old
transient on parole for a burglary
conv1cllon,
raped the woman Dec. 1 at
the 1826 Placenlla Avenue com-
plex after punchlllg her m the
face, knodung out two of her
front teeth and causing a gush of
blood, pollce said
The Vlcllm said she had never
seen the man before
Canvassing the area with a
computer-generated composite
of the suspect, police got theu
break. Residents of an apart-
ment on nearby Scott Place said
they knew him. ,
The residents said Allred, an
acquaintance, had been staymg
with them at the time of the rape
and had returned one day with a
bloody T-shirt but disappeared
soon thereafter, said Costa Mesa
Police Department Lt. Ron Smith. ·
• SEE SUSPECT PAGE 4
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It's going to be
mlghty cold
aroond these
palD-cOlder
than CleYeJDnd ... Meir.
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-MARRIAGES
MO$t reamt maniages as
reported to the Orange County
Recorder's Office.
Interim school Superintendent Robert Francy and
board president Jim Ferryman discuss the hot topics in the district
DEATHS
Most recent deaths as reported
tu the Orn.ngc County Recorder's
Ofhce
COSTA MESA
• Samuel N Crane, Jr, 74, on Dec.
7
• Adele Drayer, 95, on Dec. 6
• CdfYl L. Mollica, 63, on Dec. -6
• Fred 0 Altemeier, 87, on Dec. 9
• Shan D. Avrati.n, 28, on Dec. 3
• Robert H . Wort, 63, on Dec. 5
• Concepcion Gu.zmdil, 70, on Dec.
12
• Toyosa.ku Ardmalo, 72. on Dec. 10
• Josephme r Brett. 92, on Dec. 9
•Lee P Edmonson. 67, on Dec. 6
NEWPORT BEACH
• Nida D Mass-Byerlem, 75. on
[)('{' 2
• Urson E. Allmgham, 101 , on Dec.
5
•Im A Gross, 81. on Dec 3
• Frdllk R. Eastvedt, 57, on Dec. 10
• Sdmuel S Miller, 78, on Dec. 11
• Florencr J. Dcckinger, 89, on Dec.
14
DUI ARRESTS
The followmg people were
ctrresled recently on susp1aon of
dnVlilg under the influence. These
people have only been arrested
on suspiaon of a crime, and, ss·
with all such cnmes, they are
UUlocent untll proven gutJty.
NEWPORT BEACH
Tmd M . Kelst.>y, 31. of Sdnta Ana
Jdy!.on R Winfrey. 24, of Riverside
Kennf>th L 11111, 42. of Newport
BNch
Rc1.0dy V Wh1tdker, 41 , of Newport
BPdCh
Andrew A 1 IPywood, 35, of New-
port Beach
Jon S Stdnc h, 21, of Ldguna Beach
Donald F WJ.l.kE>rson, 52, of Newport
Bt>ach
Thomas A l l<'stcr, 28, of Newport
Berl ch
COSTA MESA
• MicbAel P. Segovia and Danya R.
Hall. mamed on Nov. 8 in Corona
delMat
• Joseph E. Zarb-Cousin and Kath-
leen A. Taylor, married on Nov. 8 in
Costa Mesa .
• Alesandro Peralta and Estela Ht::t-/
nande-z, manied on Nov. 12 in Santa ~
Ana
• Stephen M. Krasnow and Simona
Di Sabatino, manied on Nov. 13 in
Santa Ana
• Biom-Renny W. Tangeland and
Naynara C. Da Silva, married on
Nov 15 in San Pedro
• Eric K. Satermo and Maria D.
Moncayo. married on Nov. 14 in
Santa Ana
• Zebty B. Jally and Jiji B. Ann·
strong, married on Nov. 17 in Santa
Ana \ • Leonel Maya and Maria A. Silva,
married on Nov. 15 in Costa Mesa
• Simeon Lezama and Elva M. Ville-
gas. mamed OQ Nov. 15 in Costa
NEWPORT-MESA-Until a
new superintendent .is found few
the Newport·Mesa tchoo1 diso. trlct. former admjnistrator Robert
Francy will take the place of
Mac Bernd, who left the distri.cl
to assume the superintendent's
post for the Arlington Indepen-
dent School District in Texas.
The district also has a new
. school board president. Jim Fer-
ryman. who replaces former
president Martha Fluor.
Although the two are new to
their positions, they are not new
to each other or the school dis-
trict.
Francy started working in the
Newport-Mesa school district in
1960 as a teacher at Estancia
fiigh School He bas worked at
~e:e L. Lezama and Ma. MJtgdale~ '! Superintendent
na Mendoza, married on Nov. 15 in i Robert Francy
Costa Mesa :
• Pedro Peregrina and Martha G. ; Q As interim superlntien-
Plazola, married on Nov. 15 in Costa l • d~ what will your prl-
Mesa ; • mary focus be1
• Augstin Quiroz and Norma Rivera, : A My
married on Nov. 15 in Costa Mesa l •first
• Robert Euzarraga and Patricia L : • pnon-
Bonham, married on Nov. 15 10 ; ty will be to
l';Jewport Beach : reintroduce
• Robert R. Henline and Mary K. l myself to the
Minshall, married on Dec. 610 Mis-; school staff and
sion Viejo · students. I've
•Paul D. Nguyen and Tam T. Vu, been out for
married on Dec. 6 in Costa Mesa about six
• William J. Gates U and Michele A. months. 1 think
Treanor, nia.rried on Nov. 29 m this will be a
Orange
• Jose A. Osorio and Alejand.nna pleasant focus. Robert Francy
Hernandez, rnamed on Dec 7 io I've-read
Santa Ana ; most of the school improvement
• Paul S. Guevara and Lynna A. : plans, and they're very good. 1
Mendez. rpamed on Dec. 6 in Santa ; want to help get schools to work
Ana : on those plans. My effort will be to
• Michael V. Quileza and Relynn B. : support schools as they iJnplement
Purugganan, married on Dec. 6 in j their wqrk plans.
Costa Mesa ; Secondly, we have a wonderful
• Pablo Hernandez and Carmelita l retirement incentive program in
lnga, manied on Dec. 9 in Santa ; place. From the initial view, we Ana l will have a large response to it.
• James F. Logue and Maren Hoff-
every hJ9h school in the district
a.ad WU prindpel ol £ttan<ia,
He 81.s<> wocked u Band's assis-
tant supei;ipterident untD be
retired about six months ago.
Fmryman bas been on the
school board for three years. He
has raised bis cbildnm in the
sdlool district. and his wife,
Macy Fenyman, has been a
teacher at Sonora Elementary
School for 30 years. '
The two men have a working
relationship that they said will
help prevent a leadership void
in the school district until a new
superintendent is found.
Each sat down with Daily
Pilot reporter Husein Mashni
recently to ~ issues facing
the district.
We will have an opportuiiity to
employ a large number of new
staff. This will be difficult but also
a delightful experience.
Q The school district ts
• fadng ~ $4.8 mllllon
• sborUall tn its budget
fm-tbe current IChool year. 1b1s
wW have to be trimmed from
next year's school budgel can lt
be done without laying off teacb-
en1
A I have no desire to touch
• the classroom. I would
• hope against all hope
that we can stay away from the
classrooms. I think there are other
solutions. We kn.ow when we
gave tea~the raises that we'd
have to tigh our belt. But I sup-
port havin more competitive
sa.la.ry sch ule. I believe we have
the best here in the Newport-
Mesa school district.
Q UnW a new supertnten-
• deiit1s ID place, can the
i school dJstrlct avoid
having a leadership vold1
A Yes. We have consider-
• able depth in the district.
• We have outstanding
people and incredibly talented
staff members. There is a plethora
of people who are capable of
pulling the district up by its boot-
straps.
Board President
Jim Ferryman
Q As you Initiate the
• superintendent search
•process, w1ll you be
looking for someone like Mac
Bemd1
A Ithink •a
e super-
intendent with
a lot of Mac's
qualities is
what we're
looking for. The
district is
always chang-
ing, and even
Mac's leader-
ship style was Jim Ferryman
changing as
we went along. It'~ a fine-tuning _
process.
There were times when Mac
and the board were at odds, but it
was insignificant in comparison to
the good he was doing.
Q With the $4.8 mllllon
• shortfall, wW the dl.lbict
1 be able to avold laying
oJI teacherst
A I'm very concerned about
• this. But you have to
• remember that last year
we put more money intO the
reserves than we bad to. When
you take it out. it looks like deficit
~c;ting, but it's a part of the nor-
mal function.
Even with a $2 million or $3
million shortfall. it's going to be
very difficult. Having gone
through this three years ago, I feel
we know ~ere to look and what
to do.
The board does have desi~ to
get our teachers into the top ~e
lons of the county, but we can't
jeopardize the finan~ stab~ of
the district to give a raise. There's
no way any of us are going to
jeopardize the fiscal viability of
the district to give a raise.
Q What do you think was
•your biggest mistake as
•a school board member1
A 1 think the comment on
•"the Miller guy. I don't
•think I'm going to be
quite as candid as I have been in
the past.
(In an interview with the Daily
Pilot, Ferryman commented on a
threatened lawsuit by Michael
Miller, the father of a fonner editor
of a Costa Mesa High School
newspaper. Miller threatened to
sue the school district because it
didn't print several articles about
sex in the newspaper, claiming it
was a violation of the students'
civil rights. Responding to the
Millers' threatened lawsuit, Ferry-
man said. "I think this clown
needs to get a life.• In response to
Ferryman's comment, Miller filed
a $50,000 defamation suit against
the school district)
Q In light oJ the problems
•that are facing the dis-
• tdct. such as the low
reading scores at Newport-Har-
bor lngh School and the aging
buildings and m.abrtenance prob-
lems, what grade would you give
the school .d1.strict1
A I would give it about a B
• minus. We are doing
t what we can with what
we have, and we're not satisfied
with that score. We'd like to get
up to the A level, but that's going
to take a lot of work and ingenuity'
and help trom the commu.¢ty. But:
we're going to make it.
Bulent Erpcurur. 39. of Clucago, Ill
Tmd Exhne, 44 , of Costd Mesa
Ldun T. Swkk.I, 84, of Newport
Bed ch
man, mamed on Dec. 9 iii Santa
Ana
·· .. "Manolito D. Pangilinan and Loma
T. Perez, married on Dec. 9 in Santa
Ana Rubino now wants his name cleared
COSTA MESA
Abraham Lopn-Mayd, 33. of Costd
Mesa
9avid C Milligan. 21, of Costa
Mesa
'\herry A ~ l<'nderson. 28, of Costa
Mesd ...-: _ _ ~
John R BokC'nko, 35, of Costa
Mesa
Roger L GcJ~s. 15, of Costa Mesa
l)dtsen Lomdc, 32, of Costa Mesd
Joseph Donn<'lley, 60, of Anaheun
Low.s J DurdZo, 35, of I luntington
Beach
Chnslopher Gummerson, 18, of
J lunungton BPach
Nao Hatagdk•. 23, of lrvme
Abel Bernal, 26, of Long Beach
Ddle T. Hott<'n. 24, of Costa Mesa
DdVJd W Lltlleheld, 33, of Costa
Mesa
• lsrael J. Patino a.nd Katya M. Fer-
nandez, married on Dec. 10 in Santa By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
Ana
•Jeffrey L. Killian and Naomi
Davis, married on Dec. 10 in Santa
Ana
NEWPORT BEACH
• Jaime E. Fernandez and Nancy
M Gonzales, mamed on Nov. 8 in
Dana Point _
• Douglas A. Varuan and Sandra B.
Raffi, married on Nov. 8 in lrvule
•Robert J. Lorenzetti and Patricia A.
Minamyer, married on Nov. 1 in San
Franasco
• James J Hughes and Laureen M.
Crevier, married on Nov. 9 m Los
Angeles
•David H. Richmond and Gretchen
M. Trombley, married on Nov. 17 ln
Santa Ana
NEWPORT BEACH -With a
: judge in November expunging
: h.ts misdemeanor convtction on l charges related to the county
; bankruptcy, legal woes have van-
; ished for Ronald S. Rubmo. But l now the former county budget
; director faces another -and per-
. haps more arduous -task: Reha-
bilitating his name.
·What's really difficult is to
rebuild h1s reputation, to recov-
er,• said Rubino's wife, Sharon
Esterley. ·111e damage that has
been done to his reputation and to
h1s career is absolutely phenome-
nal."
Esterley said· her husband's
association with the bankruptcy
has hurt bis efforts to find employ-
ment in the private sector, where
he works as a bookkeeper and
accountant.
"It has We-long repercus-
sions," sbe said. "Who knows
how Jong it'll take to recover (rom
that.•
Rubino, a Newport Beach resi-
dent, stood trial in 1996 on
charges he helped
former treasurer Robert Citron
skim $93 million from the county-
controlled investment pool. After
the trial ended in a hung jury
Sept. 13, Rubino struck a plea
bargain with prosecutors, plead·
ing no contest to a misdemeanor
charge to avoid another trial.
Under the a~ent. Orange
CoWlty Superior Court Judge J.
Stephen Czuleger dismissed the
two felony counts against Rubino,
gave him 100 bows of community
service and !,\!o ~ars of WlS\Jper·
vised probation, and allowed him
to ask the court to drop the misde-
meanor CO\lllt a year later.
Acting as expected, the judge
cleared Rubino's record on Nov. 24.
Rubino is still seeking to recoup
more than $23 thousand in lawyer's
fees from the county, however,
above the $605,631 the county bas
already paid tor bis defense.
Rubino, who bas insisted on bis
innocence throughout the ordeal,
declined comment for this story
obituary
through bis wife.
Fonner Assistant Theasurer
Matthew Raabe, who has been
convicted of bankruptcy-related
fraud, told a grand jury that Rubino
and Citron were the architects of
_lhe scheme to ,divert county funds.
Deputy District Attorney
Matthew Anderson, who prosecut-
ed Raabe, argued in court that
Raabe lied when he made that
statement and was himself the
architect.
"I was able to establish that
Mr. Rubino was not involved in
the diversion, at least iii the
beginning," Anderson said Tues-
day. "Now whether Mr. Rubino
was involved later, I could not
say.•
John S. Speaks, 49, of Costa Mesa
DNek T. Bougie. 25. of Costa Mesa
Cale C Walker, 28. of Costa Mesa
Fr<1nkhn E Ktl<'f 58, of Bennuda
Dunes
Enr G. Dybt>rg, 22, of I luntmgton
Reach
WLlliarn T Nolan. 34 , of MlSSion
Viejo
• Leonard T. Fink and Athena A.
Guskos, married on Nov. 1 in Irvine
• Steven C. Nicholson and Tam.mi L
Fields, married on Nov. 15 in New-
port Beach
• Ronald C. Whitson and Sandra D.
Carr, mdJTied on Nov. 15 in Yorba
Linda
Newport Harbor Lady Angler ))oris Francis-dies at age 92
Stephen P 1 laJder, 5 1. of Newport
Beach
I lenry l<. Lee, 33, of Newport
Beach
H1toshi Sonmachi, 29, of Newport
Beach
Anselmo Munoz, 30, Sant.a Ana
Jose C. Gonzalez, 42, of Santa Ana
• Cecil G. Hooks and Cindy L.
Spickler, married on Nov. 15 in
Orange
•Sander H. Melvin and Cacellia A.
Gracia, manied on Dec 9 in Santa
Ana
• Matthew J . Humphrey and
Catherine M. Riley, married on Dec.
6 in Newport Beach
Doris Fra.ncis, a longtime Bal-
. boa resident a.nd charter member
; of the Newport Harbor Lady l Anglers, died Dec. 26 at Hoag
; Hospital of lung cancer. She was
. 92.
Mrs. Francis, an Iowa native,
came to California as a teenager
and graduated from high school
in Huntington Beach. She eventu-
iU!y married George Francis, who
went ~n to become a superior
court judge. The couple settled on
Balboa, where she raised her
daughter and two stepsons.
An avid fisher, Mrs. Francis
helped start the local Lady
Anglen;, serving as the group's
president. She also belonged to
the Harbor Star chapter of the
Order of Eastern Star.
She spent most of her time fish·
ing and tending to family needs,
but she also worked a few jobs at
local IJJMk ets. She and her hus-
ba.nd e njoyed. travelling around
tlie world on freighters and deep-
sea fishing in places such as
Canada, Mexico and Baja.
Mrs. Francis is survived by her
daug hter, Costa Mesa resident
Betty Patch; two stepsons, George
Francis Jr. and Wtlllit.m Francis;
on e sister, Gail Sullivan; one
granddaughter; and two great-
gra.ndchildren.
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only occ.asioNlly hit·
ting Wllst-hlgh at
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NEWPORT IEACH ..
• ....... Vll'tAI llOlllewenl; A. resl~en<e w•.s ransacked •nd
cash •nd Jewelry, to~I worth unknown, were stolen In the
300 blodt. "
• C.-ui1 Mn9t: A cell phone worth $ 150 was stolen from a
ear panted In the 200 block. '
• J,lt Ser..t: An ou painting, prints, dolls and other mer-
chandise totalling U .540 were stolen from a business In the
400 b lodt.
• I 11 D Illa Aw: An antique sliver place setting worth
$5,500 was stolen from a r.sidence In the 400 block.
• llllJPOlnt Drew: ChrlstJMt gifts worth $ 11990 were J"tolen
from under the Christ.mas tree at • ,_.denc.e In the 2000
btock.
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• ....... ltNet: A <»Uular Phoni worth $215 w. stolen
from a ttor-. In the JJOO blodt.
• ......... A would-be~ brake the door of a Cir
In the IOO ~but ~"I was ttoten.
• llrtlelll ..._ A Cllllular ~wont\ $ 1 IO W. stottn
from • cw In tht HOO blodc.
• Ollm~ A~ Md°"* P'oPtil"1 ~ uso-*"" .._ • holM 1n .. 100 .......
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1998 · •
Group homes mOving
into Newport Beach
neighbOrhoods
• While some fret over home values, most say they
aren't too concerned with trend of health care homes
popping up in residential areas.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH - A
senior citizens group home mov-
ing onto Santiago Dnve is
prompting concern from some
neighbors, who were startled
that such businesses could pop
up in residential areas.
Still, most residents say they
aren't worried about this particu-
lar operation, run by Irvine~
based Managed Assisted Care
Services Inc., which will likely
make a peaceful neighbor. The
company's Autumn Rose Homes
house a maximum of sue senior
citizens: :·
Patty Edelman, who lJves neX1
door to the home, cited home
values as her biggest concern.
•Real estate agents would
have to disclose that," she said.
"I just .don't want them buying
any more homes in my neighbor-
hood."
Leslee Lynch, also a Santiago
Drive resident, said she looks
forward to having the seruor citi-
zens as neighbors -but doesn't
like the idea of a business own-
ing a home down the street.
"Now we have a managed
care group moving in, and I'm
nat sure that's what was intend-
ed for a residential area," she
said. "It's a corporation -it's not
a person. It may never be a fam-
ily again.•
As long as the home houses
six or fewer residents, the oty
bas no power to regulate 1t, City
Attorney Bob Burnham said.
Groups have failed in past
attempts to change state and
federal laws to give cities more
authority.
Ofhcials learned that lesson
last year when complaints about
an alcoholic recovery home on
Vista Baya prompted them to
sai.Jtiruze ways to control such
facilities They fpund, however,
that they can't dictate h~1pany
people can live m a house, and
that laws Men't clear on restrict-
ing homes of more than six resi-
dents
Residents m several parts of
the city -West Newport, Bal-
bo~. Eastbluff and other neigh-
borhoods -have WTestled with
group homes in the past. The
homes can pop up without notice
and no public bearings.
Managed Asslsled Care · is
also prepanng to move into a
home on Irvine Avenue and
already runs faolitie.~ in Mission
Viejo, Laguna Hills, lrvme, Costa
Mesa and Tustin.
Richard Santoni, the compa-
ny's president, said the company
hasn't expenenced any run-ins
with neighbors elsewhere. As
for property values, he said
that's an ·unanswerable ques-
tion."
"We keep the property up real
well," he said. ·u it were a fami-
ly with kids, 1t would probably
be more disruptive than we are."
The company's real estate
agent, Hugh Swanson of .New-
port Beach-based Remax,
echoed those sentiments, saying
"There's nobody that comes up
to the caliber we do •
Neighbor$ saJd as long as they
have to !Jve Wlth only one senior
citizens home, they won't be too
upset.
PHOTO COURnsY PAUL MOSELEY I AAl.HGTON STAR-TELEGRAM
Mac Bemd rides again-this ttDie In Artlngton, Texas. Tuesday was bis lint day OD the job there.
"They're treated like any sin-
gle-family residence,• he said.
"To try to regulate group homes
is very difficult and potentially
risky .•
"If they put old-age people in
there, I don't mind,· Edelman
said . "I'd much rather have peo-
we like Uus next door than loud
teen-agers. If 1t were drugs or
something, this would be 9iffer-
enl."
Raises for part-timers, neW fees OK' d
By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The price of
learning to tap dance, play gui-
tar or cook a gourmet meal in a
city-sponsored community ser-
vice class and the salaries of
some part-time employees are
going up.
The City Council on Monday
night tentatively approved a
new set of user fees, a system of
charging the public for using
city-owned sports fields, com-
munity centers and other public
facilities for events.
Fees for many non-credit
courses offered through the
city's community services
department are also affected by
the changes.
Costa Mesa has charged user
fees for years, but this week, the
City Council gave preliminary
approval to a new fee scale that
raises some charges while low-
ering others.
Un~er the new fees, the cost
of an adult tap dance class will
go from $4~ per person to $50
and country line dancing classes
will go from $40 to $50 per per-
son.
No new fees were enacted in
the changes and officials esti-
mated the new fee scale will
result in an $85,000 decrease in
the amount of user fees charged
each year.
The primary change is that
now, officials will distinguish
between Costa Mesa residents
and non-residents in charging
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for use of city property and in
most cases, locals will pay less
than out-of-towners.
The council is scheduled on
Jan. 19 to give final approval to
the new fee scale they tentative-
ly approved this week.
The City Council also
approved giving raises to 77 of
the city's part-time employees,
the first pay raise in two years for
many of the workers that officials
said was needed to bring some of
them above minimum wage.
Part time city workers includ-
ing general aides, interns, recre-
ational program teachers and
reserve police officers received
raises ranging from 1 % to 9%.
Officials said the raises will
cost the city about $35,000 a
year in additional salary costs.
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TODAY
SPEAK UP NEWPORT
Speak Up Newport meets at
5.30 p.m. at The Cannery Restau-
rant, 3010 Lafayette. Newport
Beach. Bob Fisher, chairman of he
Orange Coast River Park will
speak about the committee's
vision and plan to create a park
that stretches from Newport
Boulevard to Santa Ana River.
DaVld Paine, a representative of
Taylor Woodrow Homes, will talk
about the potential development
of the Banning Oil property.
Guests welcome. Memberslup
dues are $20. For more mforma-
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about escalallng such petty theft,
along with the violation of routine
local.qrdmances, all the way to the
U.S. 'Supreme Court because, as
their leader Marie Kolasinski says:
"Somebody hds to stop it and pay
the price. We're willing to pay that
price."
Stop what? Health codes and
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Authorities found the T-shirt
at the apartment and ran tests
on it On Monday. lab results
confirmed the blood belonged
to the rape v1ctun, Smith said.
Police believe the blood
spilJed onto Allred's shirt from
the wound m the victim's
mouth
"Why would her blood be on
a complete stranger's T-shirt?"
Sm!lh said.
The v1cltm also identified
Allred as her attacker from a
photograph, Smith said
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been offered ii full-tune JOb as the
city's fire prevention specialist,
who would also oversee the new
emergency preparedness team
Momson srud she is still consid-
enng the city's last offer and
expects lo deode today whether
to leave her Huntington Beach job
for the past 20 yea.rs for greener
pastures in Costa Mesa.
"It's a matter of dollars and
cents," Momson srud "I love my
JOb, but my fd111.Lly has to come
first ..
Costa Mesa officials were tight-
llpped about Momson's status.
Batallion Cruet Jun Ellis, who is
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tion, call 224-2266.
THE NETWORKERS
Join members of the Costa
Mesa Chamber of Commerce for
an afternoon ol networking from
11 :45 a.m. to 1 p .m. at the Costa
Mesa Golf and Country Club,
1701 Golf Course Drive. Lunch is
$12. For more information, call
574-8783 or 540-0201 .
EDUCATIONAL FORUM
The Irvine Coast Education
Forum offers a free financial semi-
nar at 4:15 at Smith Barney, 11 floor
conference room, 660 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach. The
programs include Diversify Your
fire safety and laws to protect the
work of our artists? Is that what
th.is is a bout?
Civil disobedience has a long
and distinguished history in this
country. But it has been aimed at
cha.ngmg particular laws (segre-
gated schools m the South) or gov-
errunenl policy (the Vietnam War)
·or clear abuse of power (the cur-
rent effective attacks on the lnter-
nal Revenue Service) -but not
the validity o government, itself.
What s s the Piecemakers
Police declined to give the
victim's identity but said she 1s
an Estancia High School gradu-
ate who does clencal work.
"What made this different
from most rapes that are report-
ed was the amount of violence,"
Smith said. "It appeared he was
lying in wait for her."
Smith said Allred, who has no
known employment and some-
times goes by the names Jesse
Robert Benanti or Randy White,
might still be in the area.
Those with information ds to
his whereabouts should call
police at 754-5250 or dial 911.
"Now the main. thing 1s to
find him b efore he does it
. agam," Smith said
V l F S ·1-I < > l\:
Should Glorria Morrison
come to Costa Mesa
or stay in Huntington I Beach? Leave your
comments on our
Readers Hotline, 642-
6086.
organizing the new preparedness
team, would neither confirm nor
deny Morrison's presence on the
oty's short list of candidates, but
cl.Jd say she would be an asset to
Costa Mesa if chosen.
"If she's one of the candidates,
that's great ... Ellis srud.
Fire Chief Frank Fantino, who
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The Oasis Senior Center offers a
six-week t'Gi chi/chi gong class
from ~nning to experienced lev-
els trom 10 to 11:15 a.m. at 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
The cost is $38. For more informa-
tion. call 644-3151.
PANHEUENIC MEETING
The Newport Harbor Panhel-
lenic meets at 10 a .m. at Park
apart is their rationale for ignoring
the laws that govern the rest of us.
God, they say -if I understand
them correctly -is our primary
lawgiver, and when his laws con-
flict with human laws, we go with
God.
There are a number ot prob-
lems, both secular and spiritual,
with this approach. First off, some
of the worst depredations in
human history have been commit-
ted in the name of God; the Cru-
sades, for example, the Spanish
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Bryant, a biology professor
at UCI, said he's concerned not
only for his own bay view but
also for the habitat surrounding
the dealership. #They shouldn't
have a lighting plan like they
have in a commercial area -
it's next to a nature reserve,• he
said.
Officials are still working on
planting some type of land-
scaping -they're not sure
what yet -to cut down OQ. the
glare on the Back Bay. Painting
will have the final say on who is
hired for the post, could not be
reached for comment Tuesday.
But even rumors of M~rrison's
possible move to Costa M~sa sent
shock waves through Huntington
Beach, where dozens of team vol-
unteers decked out in their bright
yellow team jackets attended a
City Council meeting Monday
night and picketed outside City
Hall on Tuesday to show their sup-
port for their beloved director.' •
Some team volunteers went as
far as to say they feared the sue-
Motorola
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TAXTAl.K
Learn the latest1iling facts at a
special live tax teleconlerence
from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in OCC's Sci-
ence Hall, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. Registration is $20.
The conlerence will be with Linda
Costello, a CPA in Sacramento. ·
Registration will be conducted
through Consumnes River Col-
lege only. For more information,
call 916-688-7149.
Inquisition, the burning of witches
in Massachusetts, to name a few.
But let's bring it down to Costa
Mesa and the Piecemakers. Not
all of us get the same messages
from God -and none of us have
exclusive access. Thus. there is
i.IlevitabJy big trouble at any level
of society in which an effort is
made by one group of believers to
superimpose their spiritual
absolutes -which a great many
of us don't share -on secular
laws. It doesn't work. ·
the light poles darker was dis-
missed because it wouldn't
match the white building, Blu-
menthal said. -u there's anything further
to be done, there 'Will have to
be some more discussions with
the city." Blumenthal said.
City officials plan to keep a
close eye on the dealership ....:...
which moved to the Back Bay
location last year -and contin-
ue to monitor how the adjust-
ments affect residents.
#We'll have to evaluate bow
it goes," Assistant City Manag-
er Sharon Wood said. "Then we
might make more changes from
there.•
cessful program Morris~n ran in .
Huntington Beach would fail
without her and they will quit the
team if she does leave.
• Huntington Beach Independent staff
writer Jenifer Ragland contributed to
this story.
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'l\vo rob r estaurant
and patrons
lWo men made off with $1,475
after robbing a restaurant at gun-
point Monday night, Costa Mesa
police said.
The men walked into Angotei
Restawant tn the 600 block of
Paularlno Avenue around 9:30
a .m ., one waving a· .36-callber
bandgu.n and the other demanding
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meeting of the minds before th~
cities can do anything."
Laguna Beach school board
clerk Ste·;en Rabago said the
Laguna Beach school district
would have to add classrooms to its
schools, including El Morro Ele-
mentary, to house any students
from the development.
"I understand Newport-Mesa
has adequate capacity and they're
trying to fill their classrooms,"
Rabago said.
Laguna Beach and Newport·
Mesa school officials have dis-
cussed a poSsibllity of transf ening
boundaries to put the whole ·area
in Newport-Mesa. But the districts
have not entered into any negotia-
tions. Any agreement would have
to have the approval of both dis-
• tricts.
"The ball is completely in Lagu-
na Beach's court right now," said
Mike Fine, the assistant superin-
tendent of business services for the
Newport-Mesa school district.
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The men stole $1,263 from the
register and $212 from three cus-
tomers who were having dinner,
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Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith.
The first suspect is desaibed as
a man in his late teens or early 20s,
5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing
180 pOunds. The second is
described as a 5-foot-4-inch. 120-
pound man in his late teens.
The Laguna Beach school board
has asked·for an extension of the
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"We thought we had an agree-
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is troubling, .. said Paul Kranholdt,
a spokesman for The Irvine <;o.
Laguna Beach board member
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requested the extension to further
study the impact of a boundary
transfer to its existing schools.
ll the area stayed within Laguna
Beach school district's boundaries,
the school·district stood to receive
about $6.2 million in mitigation
fees. It is not clear how much the
Newport-Mesa school district
would get if the area is transferred
to the Newport-Mesa sch09l dis-
trict.
The Newport-Mesa board
recently got the Irvine school board
to strike a similar deal to change
boundaries within the Bonita
Canyon development. That deal
placed students from Bonita
Canyon in Newport-Mesa's territo-
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SEVEN LOCALS ALL-CIF
Three Mustangs, fwo Sailors and
a Sea King among Newport-Mesa
District standouts recognized;
CdM resident Mike McNair
.(Mater Dei) named Division I
Co-Offensive Player of the Year.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pi/or
Newport Harbor High seniors Brett Baker
and Pete Hogan, as well as Costa Mesa High
senior Steve Herzog, all of whom garnered top
honors on the Daily Pilot All-Newport-Mesa
District Dream Team, are among seven locals
selected by coaches to the All-CIF Southern
Section football teams in their respective divi-
sions.
Baker, the Newport-Mesa District Most
I-<><> I I\ \ I I
Valuable Player, was selected in Division V for
his defensive prowess at comerback, as was
Hogan, the Newport-Mesa District Defensive
Player of the Year as a middle linebacker.
Herzog, one of three players recognized off
the wi.oningest Costa Mesa team in the
school's history, was honored in Division VIlI
as a running back. He was tg.e Pilot Pa,cific
Coast League Off~nsive Player of the Year
and shared the same honor in the Newport-
Mesa District. ·
Mesa senior defensive standouts Ronnie
Llevanos (safety) and Nam Kim (end) were
also honored in Division VIIl, while Corona
del Mar High senior Ryan Cooper was
accorded Division V laurels on offense and
defense as a receiver and safety.
Mater Dei High star running back Mike
McNair, who led the Monarchs to the Division
I title game and the top ranking in Orange
County, was the Division I Co-Offensive Play-
er of the Year. He also was named to the all-
section team, comprised of players from all 11
divisions.
Baker, a 5-foot-11, 184-pound dynamo, led
the county with' nine interceptions and was
also in on 63 tackles from his comerbaclc posi-
tion. His 16 career interceptions are believed
to be a Sailor record. His impact with Coach
Jeff Brinkley's Sailors, however, was hardly
limited to defense.
Baker, who started at tailback and returned
kicks, amassed 2,993 all-purpose yards and
scored a school single-season record 30 touch-
downs. The two-time all-d.istnct and All-Sea
View League honoree rushed for 1,877 yards
and caught 11 passes for 126 more.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
·0ne dJJy I bought a nt:w pair ofshl>nfor (Hunter Jade),
and by the nett dJJy he'd grown 009 of them .. "
-HUNTER'S DAD. RIO/ARD JACK
HIGH SCHOOL BOY~ TE:'\::'\1"1
CdM stock soars
•Junior standout Hunter Jack to leave Florida
academy this month and reunite with old doubles
partner, Mortollf it gives CdM third top newcomer.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar High's boys tennis
team, already expected to challenge for the CIF Southern Sectioi1
Divjsion r championship in the spring, will get even richer when
freshman standout Hunter Jack enrolls at the school next semes-
ter.
Jack. a CdM resident wD.o has trained the last 1 t/2 yea.rs at '
high-profile tennis ac.ademi'.es in Florida, confirmed Tuesday ~e
will register at CdM when his current semester ends at the Chris
Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, Fl&., on Jan. 22.
Jack, ranked 25th in the nation in the boys 14s, acx:ording to
the United States Tennis Association, will join bis former doubles
. partner, Brian Morton, on the Sea Kj.ng squad to give Coach Tun
Mang the finest one-two punch of incoming freshmen in recent
memory ..
In addition, junior Parker Collins transferred from La Canada
before the fall semester and will play No. 1 singles for CdM in
1998, Mang ~ Collins won the Southern Section doubles title
as a freshman in 1996, the same season then..CdM freshman Tay-
lor Dent won the section singles champJonship.
•If we don't win CIF, it's not because of talent -it might~
because of attitude,• Mang said.
Jack, also a top-10 player nationally in doubles, leaves today to
return to the Evert Academy and finish the semester.
Jack ~grown six inches taller ·in the pest 12 months to 6-foot-1,
• SEE TENNIS PAGE 6
BOYS HOOPS
Estancia
puts the
~squeeze
;on Orange
Ta~ C(Ross} up Mesa, 35-32 Sea Kings get
the message,
but big rally
falls. short
~· Nelson pours in 34 to
pace Eagles' sixth straight
.in 63-49 win over Panthers.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
COST A MESA -Excuse
Estancia High's Eagles if they
appeared a little soft around the
edges Tuesday night.
Their big show doesn't start
until Friday, and visiting Orange
{3-10) didn't exactly honUy them
~th the occasional donut defense.
But when your winning streak
reaches six games, like it is now
for the Eagles (11-5) following
tlieir 63-49 nonleague boys bas-
ketball victory over the Panthers,
you cart be a little comfy at times.
~1 thought we were sleep-
walking most of the game,•
Eagles Coach Rkh Boyce said.
· Estancia, which begins its
Pacific Coast League campaign
• against Laguna Hills on Friday,
rode the smooth shooting of Air
Force Academy-bound senior
Sam Nelson (34 points), who
scored 30 or more points for the
sixth time this season.
•sam•s one of those guys who
scores 34 points and it doesn't
seem like it,• said Boyce, whose
team sprinted to a 12-point lead
early in the second quarter, then
allowed Orange to pass them in
the third, before finding the throt-
tle and burying the Panthers.
Nelson, who scored 19 of bis
points in the second half, fueled
the Eagles' surge late in the third
quarter with two of his six three-
pointers, after Orange amassed a
surprising 38-35 lead.
•When they were up 38-35
and we called timeout (with 2:46
left in the third), I told our guys,
'You realize we're in a ball game
now.' It didn't look like a 3-9 team
&ga.inst a 10-5 team," Boyce said.
•w e were playing soft and with
no intensity, and I told them to
come out like a team that's 10-5."
Estancia came out of the hud-
dle even better than th.al The
Sagles' final 10 points of the third
quarter went UDa.MWered.
Nelson. 8 of 8 frOm the free.
throw line, continued hit assault
Iii the fourth. scoring bis team'•
Ant siX points as Estancla built a
. ~1·41 lead. When junlor Peter
Andersen IOJ'1k two tree throws
for the Eaglet midway through
the fourth, if geve them a 12·
point lead (55-.43) for the ftnt
time atnce th operiing minute ol
the MCODd. Ma team. the~
were 17 of 19 frOm tM line.
Ryan Sim~ (thnMt .-.... nrO ltMlt), a.vtn Ram., ,.
NboUDdl). JuMI Dewldm (tWo
...... ) and Anileria '(tbree
baith-(i\NrW bOerda) Ill bed
........ fat Orc&Ml.1A.
• Newport Harbor avenges an earlier defeat with a
nail-biter over Costa Mesa in final tuneup for league.
By. Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High girls basketball
team tried a little home schooling Tuesday night, and the result was
more than one lesson learned.
In their first home game of the season against visiting Newport-
Mesa District rival Costa Mesa, Coach Ryan Bettencourt's Sailors
learned the level of play he expected from them all along. They
learned that intensity and effort are formidable foes for inexperi-
ence. And. after losing six of theLr last seven, they learned that vic-
tory is, indeed, a sweet reward.
"I don't know· if this is a turnaround for us, but it could be a
spark." said Bettencourt after Newport (5-9) claimed a thrilling 35-
32 nonleague triumph over the Mustangs (4-10).
The win avenged Mesa's 42-33 victory in a Dec. 20 tournament
clash between the two, and also sent the Sailors mto Thursday's Sea
View League opener against visiting El Toro (ranked No. 9' in
Orange County) with some much-needed
momentum.
"The key torught was our level of intensi-
ty," Bettencourt explained. "I think the girls
were more confident playing at home. They
played like they wanted to win, instead of
hoping we didn't lose.•
Harbor sophomore April Ross, a 6-foot-1
cemer, personilied that desire, arnasSing a
career-high 17 points and adding a -game-
high 15 rebounds and four blocked shots.
•That was by far April's best game this
year," Bettencourt said. ·1 thought every time
down the floor, on offense and defense, she
was a presence.·
Ross, who collected three steals, also
earned the grudging respect of Mesa Coach
Shontel Sherwood.
•we made (Ross) look like an All-American
tonight,• Sherwood said. "But she played
hard. And when yop play hard, you win."
The Mustangs, playing without senior
leading scorer Kelly Chapin (still recovering
from the removal of her wisdom teeth), were not without intensity of
their own. They were, however, outrebounded, 43-32, and connect-
ed on just 7 of 33 fi~d-goa.l attempts (21.2%), including a COII\bined
1 oJ, 16 in the second and fourth quarters.
•ot course I'm disappointed," said Sherwood of her team's fourth
straight loss.,•w e just keep playing the same way. We seem to be
playing only the ~th~ or the second, or we.take one quarter off.
We're just not putting together a whole game.
Both teams won two quarters Tuesday, with Mesa taking a 13-12
first-quarter lead, then outscoring the Tars, 1~-4 in the third to~
a 20-15 halftime deficit into a 25-24 edge heading into the final eight
minutes.
The Mustangs, who converted 17 of 25 foul shots, parlayed an
Evelyn Powers 14-footer ond three free throws into a 30-26 cushion
that held up until Kristen Urban drilled a three-pointer for Newport
with 3:19 left
Newport's Kalena Jackson, a sophomore Costa Mesa transfer
who scored nine of her 13 ~ints before halftime, then netted a 12·
•A youthful Corona del
Mar easily puts away a
depleted Estancia squad.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The IOUlldl
1WTOunding Estancia HJgh'l 1<»
cer field 1\leiCS4y ift.imOOii were
more like thoee found in a botpi-
tal ward than ones you wo\lld
expect to hear at an athletic
event. Hacking co~hl. nUal-
.ouncung V06cel, groans.
And .,_ wme mm':f.fraln
.. bw:b Gf con.a.. . tbe _,,NM bMJlby ..._, lllat WOG
'
to
the nonleague girls soccer battle,
5-0, as the Eagles suffered the
loss without the services o~ eight
regular players who were out
with illnesses and/or injuries.
The Sea Kings (3·1-3) were not
100% with several players recu-
perating from the flu, but the
team that consliti ~tly
ol underdaAmen toOt advaniage
o( a dub-atyle palling game imti-
tu~ b)i drit·yee.r co.ch Walic:l
Kho~ and wor. down the
alreedy-depleted BagMI (2·.S-t)
wttti • four-ooal l8COnd ball. ·an the int half, we Md 90
~ cbancM to ftnllb the game, w · we realty wen tbma down.•
Kboury, wbo .. ., tbe Onmge
II J (, II SC: II 0 0 L G I I\ LS HO<> PS
DON LEACH I OAllY Pit.OT
Newport Harbor's April Ro5$ (left) reaches out to block
a three-point attempt by Costa Mesa's Julie Collett (25).
foot follow shot -the Tars' sixth second-chance bucket in their 16
field goals -with 2:29 left.
Ross, an All-CIF volleyball star and CIP Southern Section high
jump Champion still learning on the basketball floor, then canned a
pair of layups to make it 35-30 with 1:05 left.
Mesa managed just two free throws tro.m then on and could °:ot
_get ott a three-point attempt in the final S1X seconds en route to its
Pacific Coast League play Thursday (hosting Aliso Niguel).
Newport's 6-0 junior Melissa Hollister contributed 10 rebounds to
the cause, while Powers (13 points), Julie Collett (10 rebounds and
five points) and Nancy Hatsushi (six points and five boards) paced
the visitors.
over Eagles
I I I I\ I ' '' l( ( I I\
Coast United dub co-coa.ch, said.
•nat's what tbet pessing game
will de;>. And we came at them 1n
~ second half.•
With eight rre.tunen on th
1qua.d -many· coming out of
KhoUJl't IUCC9lltul ocu tMml -
Cd.M took a 1·0 ..ad t&t held
through the tint hell .. ..IOPho-
moN Julia lMnglton ~ ln a
pus from BCJlinie Watlon; ooe ot
the SM Klngt' two Mnioft,
l!ltaDda wu nevw •bl• to
mde IDY tort ot olfeDdve attack.
u Coadi Jmny Tavar.' IHd'ng
ICOl'9f1 JeDnlfer Port.', WU
moved back to the sweeper posi-
tion.
•1n the second halt, we-put he:r
back up front to try to make some
offensive adjustments,• ~vares
said.
But Kboury's squad exploited
that defensive set, u lt riOed. out
22 shots on g041 while allowing
the bolts just two, I •
Corona del Mar owned tM
l8Ccmd ba!f nrtng on 12 °' thole lhotl and converting fow for
IC'Orel, lncludmcJ an UMcist&d
bnekaway gOel tram frMbm.ln
Jaytee Mah&er. •
00.. gOall came rrcm et·
90ll. M9ga Brian md IJndlay
Yourman.
• San Clemente takes
advantage of Corona's·
first-half blues and holds
on for a 53-39 victory. ..
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pt/or
CORONA DEL MAR -Possi-
bly one of Corona del Mar High's
ugllest halves of basketball near-
ly burst mto one of the most
remarkable comebacks of the
young season.
Almost But, it was the visiting
San Clemente lhtons that pre-
vailed m nonleague boys action,
53-39.
Coach Paul Onis' collapsed
out o( the starting gate. The first
half witnessed the hosts turn the
ball over 17 times They man-
aged to rut JUst two field goals in
11 attempts and ctid not even
break mto double figures in 16
minute!> .
Oms, who called a b.meout
after the Th tons rallied to a 10-3
lead all on the back of forward
Joe Tatala, shouted at h.J.s players,
"Who wants to play?"
The Sea Kings were fortunate
that San Clemente was cool from
the field (10 of 30), or the 2.f-9
halftime margin would have
been much worse.
"Instead of yelling at them, we
talked about Xs and Os and
about what we should be doing,•
Oms, who did not bnng his team
back to the court until the refer-
ees were ready to put the ball in
play, said.
Whatever be said went
straight to the Sea Kings' hearts
as. finally, they rut the straight-
away in a dead sprint
Corona del Mar forced a
turnover that led to a bucket by
John Franke. Next time down the
Ooor for the l\itons, CdM's &-foot>-
7 Alex Jekell blocked a shot that
Dennis Alshuler eventually fed
back to Jekeh for a layup.
Then senior guard Nick
Gabriel went to work.
Gabnel canned three consecu-
tive three-pointers to give the Sea
Kings the lead, 26-25, with -4:19
left in .tb third quarter.
However, tl would be Cd.M's
ontt le.d as the nt\ons cb.1seled. bad. .
•When you come back hke
that. you have a tendenC:V1l>.relix
a lint ~you catch up,• bnts
said. •And then {$4D Comente)
itarted to hit some shots.• ·Tb• nitons offense finally
lpii.dt u wall. es~ aulMd to
tMwtn.
CdM WU led by GabrW's 13
points. ......... plDed do.-n ...
rebounds and blOCked thrtMt
tilM*.
Corona cW Mit ~ s.a
=~ie.:.=J
. '
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1998
.
H I GH SCHOOL HOOPS SUMMA IBS
HtGH SCHOOL 90VS
HIOM.UGUI
EstMC1A SJ. OR•-49
Sclof'9 by QuwW9
Orangt a 14 16 11 49
Estancia 15 14 16 18 -63
orange -Morel 10, Garcia 4, Lopez 9,
Rich•rds 6, Miiier 18, Kong 2.
3 pt. goals -Richards 2. Lopez 2.
Fouled out -None. E~ -Nelson 34, Simpson 4,
Dawkins 6. Rainey 7, C.ntrell 5, l<eju O.
Valbuena 2, Anderson 2, Jona~ 0,
c.utellano 3.
3 pt goals -Nelson 6. Cantrell 1,
Odwk1ns 1
Fouled out · None,
NOHLEAGUIE
SMO.a:mnt53
CQRONA Oil. MMl l9
Score by QuMten
San Clemente 14 10 9 20 -53
Corona del Mar 8 1 20 6 -39
S.n Oemente -Montecinos 8,
Straley 2, Cruz 2, Pierce 6, Johnson 14,
Shaefer 6, Goad 1. Tatala 14.
3 pt goals: Johnson 2.
Fouled out· none.
CdM Simon 0, Gabriel 13, Shaffer 4,
Richardson 1, Jekeli 5. Alshuler 4,
Hunt O. Franke 8, Thurman 2. Cooper 0
J pt goals: Gabriel 4
fouled out: none.
NONUAGUE
Sr. MAAG.AAET'S 54
CosTA MESA 45
Score by Quarters
Costa Mesa 14 14 11 6 -45
St Margaret's 9 17 14 13 • 54
Costa Mesa -Mondragon 4, Rice 17,
Payne 6, Jones 16, Hylton 2
3 pt. goals: Rice S, Payne 2
Fouled out: Hylton.
St. M•rv•ret's , Beka 2. Huff 18,
Begg 10, Thompson 7, Berghein 6,
G1ubert 10
3 pt goals. Begg 1
Fouled out none
Today
• Ba5iietball
College men southern Cal1forn1a College
,11 Christian Heritage. 7·30 pm
Cnlll'9e women · ChnS11an Heritage College
.11 Southef'n Cahfom1a College, 7 30 p.m.
< ommunrty college men · Orange Coast at
R1vr ·~ode CC. 5 30 p.m
Community college women Orange Coast
,1t R1ven1de CC. 7 30 p.m
TUESDAY'S COUNTS
HIGH liCHOOL CJllU.S . .......,.
NIU:c con "---JS
ConA MllAJZ
Scorw~~ cosu ~ 1l 2 10 1 -32
Newport Harbor 12 8 4 11 • 35
c:o.ta Mesa • Po\Ners t 3, Hiluush! 6..
Nguyen 6, Collett 5, Smith 2. Earnest 0,
Chisholm 0.
3-pt. goals • Hatsushl t.
Fouled out -None.
N91;wpoft tt.taor-Rau 17, ~ 13.
Urban 3. Paul 2, Hollister o.
Htlntlngton 0, ~ O. Glaulc 0.
3-pt. goals -Jackson 1, Urban 1
Fouled out -None.
NONUAGUI EDtsoN 71
EsrANOAG
Score by~
Estancia 11 13 6 12 -42
Edison 21 11 24 15 -71
Est.and• -Ollila 2, Deming 4,
Cassity 3. Diaz 10, Steinfeld 23.
Macias 0, Hirata 0, Vanna 0, Ft1rris 0.
3-pt. goals -Steinfeld 3.
Fouled out -None.
Edison · Harrison 5. Grady 7, Llbeu 6.
Cochrane 6, Noda 8, Jennings 4,
Patterson 17. Zylstra 18.
3-pt goals -Cochr~ne 2, Noda 2.
Grady 1
Fouled out -None.
NONLEAGUIS -UNMJtSITY 43
ColloNA DEL MAR 40
Sc:ont by Quarun
Corona del Mar 9 12 7 12 -40
University 16 12· 9 6 -43
CdM -Dunlap 13, Anderson 2,
Vogele 7, DeMille 2, Quon 11.
Dickson 5, Ducey 0, Varner 0, Gero 0.
3-pt. goals: Dunlap 4, Quon 3.
Fouled out: none.
Unlvenity -Suiaunoa tt, McCoy 3,
Bai 2, Wuillemin 11, Schroeder 3, Wu 3.
3-pt. goals: Suiaunoa 3, McCoy 1.
Fouled out: none.
SCHEDULE
• Socc.er: High school ~ · Aliso Niguel at
COl'ona del Mar, 3:15 p.m.
• w.ter pofo
High school girb -Woodbf'idge at Newport
Harbor, 3 p m.; Santa Margarita at CorON
del Mar, 3 pm.; Ahso N~ at Costa Mesa,
3pm
NEWPORT LANDING · t boat, 12 anglen. 10 sand bass,
I rO<"~fosh, 8 sculpon, 100 mackerel
DEEP SEA
DAVEY'S LOCKER · 1 boat, 16 anglen 118 sculpin, 5 halibut, 31 sand bass, 11 c.lico bass, 2
shl'f'Phf'ad, 10 rockfish, 14 whitefish, 15 blacksmith perch
Sailors~, 3-d
• Newport girls post shutout victory over Aliso Niguel.
AUSO vm.JO -lbe Newport Harbor High girls
soccer c:liJlcbed a 3-0 nonlea~e wtn at Aliso
Niguel Tuesday afternoon as .Devon Bwtingham
'. :t ~-, ,--. 4
. -t. ~' "'t __._~-: I
made a brilliant ~ pass to Janelle Doyle wbo conr>ected on a he4der.
Alter a scoreless first half controlled by the Sailors' defense, senior
Kyl McNichols knocked ln the game's first goal
Despite the muddy field conditions, Coach Jason Sorrell's team also
earned a goal from Thylor Yurad.a before the third s~ by Doyle.
Edison sends Eagles away with 71-42 loss
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Junior Llsa Steinfeld
of Estancia High scored a season-high 23 points,
but the Eagles lost their fourth straight game as
host Edison, ranked No. 8 in Orange County, defeated them in non-
league girls basketball action Tuesday, 71-42.
The Eagles (4-11 ), who open Pad.fie Coast League play on Thurs-
day at Laguna Hills. outscored the Chargers (15-1) in the second quar-
ter, 13-11, to pull within 32-24 at halftime. But Edison outscored the
Eagles, 24-6, in the third quarter to make it a rout.
Rice's five treys go for naught in 54-45 loss
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO -Thavis Rice canned
five three-point goals for Costa Mesa High's boys BOYS HOOPS
basketball team, but it was not enough as a six-
point fourth quarter allowed host St. Margaret's to come from behind
to win the nonleague contest, 54-45. Rice scored a team-high 17 points
as Nathan Jones added 16 points for the Mustangs (4-10), who open
Pad.be Coast League play Friday against Aliso Niguel.
Corona del Mar just misses at University, 43-40
IRVINE -A questionable call of an intentional GOU.S HOOPS
foul g.ave University High· a three-point lead as
·time expired to sink .the comeback attempt of
Corona del Mar girls basketbalf team as the the Sea Kings fell, 43-40,
in nonleague play.
Senior Sarah Dunlap hit four three-pointers to lead CdM (4-9) with
13 points. Charlene Quon added 11, eight of which were scored in the
final ~riod.
Mesa ties Katella, 1-1; remains at .500 level
ANAHEIM -·Coach Mike Dunn praised the
effort of his Costa Mesa High boys soccer team as BOYS SOCCER
the Mustangs (4-4-2) battled to a 1-1 tie with Katel-
la in Anaheim Tuesday.
Mesa got on the board aS Ruben Gonzalez sank the team's lone
goal. It wasn't until the 77th minute that Katella's star, John Vargas,
struck for the tie.
,
ALL-CIF .
CONTINUED FROM 5
H~an. who recently coounltted
to attend Colorado State, was a
dominant forcef on defense,
where be led the Division V sexm-
ftna.lists with 139 tackles. The 6-4,
225-pounder made 88 unassisted
stops, had eight tackles for l.osMf,
two sacks, six quarterback hur-
ries and recovered four fu:rQbles.
A future defensive end for the
Western Athletic Conference
champions, he also caught 21
passes .!! tight end to help the
1llrs compile a 10-3 record.
The conttibutions of Baker and
Hogan were key in the Thrs' 22
victories the last two falls, a
school record for back·to-back
seasons.
Henog, a 5-7. 170-pounder,
rushed for 1,430 yards and scored
21 TDs in his third varsity season
for the Mustangs, who reached
the Division VlII quarterfinals
before finishing 10-2.
He also caught seven passes
for 95 yards and started at outside
linebacker for a defense that
TENNIS
CONTINUED FROM 5
according to his father, Richard.
His foot size also grew from 61 /2
to 12 during a period of 1 2 months
a y~arago.
·0ne day," his father said, "I
bought a new pair of she>eS for
him. and by the next day he'd
grown out of them.•
Jack, a part-time pupil of Pal-
isades Tennis Club head pro
Robert Van't Hof, most recently
competed in the Fiesta Bowl
Junior Tennis Tournament in Ari-
zona, where he reached the ~n
solation finals.
"(Jack) has got great poten-
tial,• Mang said. "He's got to
learn the team concept now:·
Jack will compete for the No. 3
singles spot on the roster with
UJowed the few t po101.1·m tho11-
county (81).
Cooper, a 5·11, 180·pounder,
was a.o all-distrlct and all-league
receiver, who caught •O passes
for •51 yards to fimsh with a
gcbool career-record 71 recep-
tions. He also had five intercep-
tions and returned one for a
touchdown.
Uevanos, ·a 5-10, 160-poWldeI,
quarterbacked tho Must4Jlg
defense as a third-year starter. He
had two interceptions and was
among the team's leading tack-
lers.
Kim, a 5-10, 170-pounder, frus-
trated opposing blockers with bis
speed and strength. He compiled
at least a dozen quarterback
54cks and also provided strong
run support.
McNair, a '220-pound blend of
power and speed, amassed a
school single-season record 2,678
rushing yards and scored 34
touchdowns for the Monarchs,
who fell to Long Beach Poly in the
title game to come up shy of their
second straight Division I ·crown.
He has narrowed his college
choices to USC and Notre Dame. _.
Morton and returning lettermen
Curtis Ellmore and Chris Jensen.
Collins is expected to play No. 1
singles with returnee Sameer
Chopra playing No. 2.
"They all want to play singles,
but they won't be able to," Mang
said of his star-studded ~· #In
our challengers, everyoody's
beating everybody."
Mang said the Sea Kings were
considered CIF championship
contenders before the announce-
ment of Jack's arrival.
"We're going to have a great
year this year," said Mang, enter-
ing his sixth season as coach with
an 87-22 record, including three
trips to the semifinals in five
years.
CdM, which lost to Sea View
League rival Woodbridge last
year in the semifinals, is 141-36 in
the 1990s, but has no section
championship.
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Eacrow Ho. 75H7SM Deputy Cltr Clerk 831, OAN HORNTHCOTT, ·PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92627 ' ' o.n... FlWtrlllWl!p. S20 w. RICH.t.R> K. CAlilloo Dmd; OacemDel <6 1•1
Nollce la hereby given 10 Published N1wport PUBLIC NOTICI T.V., MOTOACYCLE. MISC. Thlt bu1lne11 la con-Wlaon CoaaMlaa'CA ·ASSISTANT VICE PRESIOENT llMJl>R.~.Selar cr11dlto11 of the within Beach·Costa Mesa Dally ITEMS & BOXES' Ftotltlou• Bu1lneH Fictitious Buslne11 ducted by: an lndlvldual ~ • bualnai.. ... SERRAHO ~ANCE OLORIA CtiEN, ~
named 111111r that 11 bulk Piiot Januaiy 7 1998 . PU=~~·:~~MQ 8~00U.l~oEOOASS~ .. SREOLNF N•m• lt•tement Name Statement Have you started doing suoz ·COMPANY 4900 RIVEMRAOE Y~. Buwisr<I) sale la about to be made of • ~ .. • " The followlng peraona att Th• lollowlng persons are buslnes1 yet? No n. loolldorl In Cellfor ROAD sun; 2170 IRWI~ Nliwpa1 ~ ..._ lhe uuts described W543 NOTICE IS HEREBY YOUNO, MANAGER doing Mlne11 as: doing buslnffs as: Jo11ph F. Mullin n69 ol lt'9 cNel ~CA 9j705 (629) a56-445a FOR CN45475220528M'VJin1
below. PUBLIC NOTICE GIVEN that a put>UC hear· Publlahed NtWf)Ort AIR COMPRESSOR MAIN· HAIR AT 250 DESIGN This statement waa Ill~ ollloe ol tt.. ~•) i.· SALES INFORMATION 1• The names and business Ing Wiii be held by the Beach-COi ta Mesa Dally TE.NANCE co .. 2875 Irvine PLAZA. 250 Newport Ctn-with the County Clerk ol smne · CALL{7t() 5nt966 Pt03247
addresses of the stlltf are: NOTICE OF Costa Meta City Council Pilot hnuatV 7, 14, 1998 Ave. Ste. F-242, Costa ttr Or., Suite 100, -Newport Orange County on 12·12·97 n. rwne(s) end tV3~71fl 1114191 OBITUARY 888
ThJrtaa Y. Lu, 16585 Von PUBLIC HEARINO on Monday, JanuatY 19• W539 Mna, CA 92827 Beach, CA 92660 11073742233 ,_.._. d the bwet(a) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Karman Ave ,C, Irvine, CA NOTICE IS HEREBY 1998. ~ 8=~ p_m .. or u PUBLIC NOTICI PIUI T. Chamber1aln, 2524 Paige A. Borland. 49 Pin-Dally Pilot Dec. 17, 24, 31, ..,.,.: PHl.P M. ~ ai PUBLIC NOTICE PETERLIN 92606 GIVEN that a public hear· soon erea If aa poa-Elden Ave. Ste. H, Costa ewood. Irvine, CA 92604 1997 Jan 7 1999 ws14 JENNIFER s IQM, o1o PNS The locetlon In Calltornla Ing wlll be held by the •Ible, In the Council Cham-Flotltloue lu1lne•• Me1a, CA 92827 Thia business Is con-' · ' INC 9500 ·flcdla Strwt.t-bcrow---No-2.0la--IMl-W-Qrao• M. P•t•rlln,
'01 the chlel execvllve ottlce Costa Mesa City Councll g-<,: ob CJ:: ~all, n F~r N•me ltat•ment Kenneth E. Cur1man, 7400 ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Lal.Ang... CA80440 • NOTICllTO~ formerly Hohelul,
or the seller 1s: same as on Monday, January 111, ,;;, ~ o1~ • 11a, on • The following peraona are E. Woodaboro Ave .. Ana· He11e you started doing · The ..... being eold 0#' BUU< IALI! 88 01 Newport Beactt,
above 1998, 111 6:30 p.m .. or aa i ~ ~O doing buslneaa 81• helm, CA 92807 business ytl? Yes, 1/26/88 Fictitious 8u1ln•H -~ deecftbed m: (Mota ~to ucc J J As llsled by the seller, all soon thereafter 11 pos-A E L I N Hllbllth-a) New ort Dunes b) Thia bualneu Is con-Paige A. Borl1nd Name Statement fl.wnll\n, nxsw.., a.c. t10I) passu• av.ay anuary
01her business names and albla In the Council Cham-Ing ~ a:g11~1997·f8 NewJ>Of1 'bun.a Resort c) ducted by: co-partners This at111ement was nled The lollowlng persons are ment 'mec:Nnery NOTICE 19 t«REBY ~t,~9!!~ a retired high addreues used by the bers • ol City Hall, n Fllr uaer HS c ~· or Newport Dunts Part~er-Have you started doing with the County CllHk of doing butlneu 11: rwne, ..... • QNEN ti.l e bull .... II se11er within lhree years be-Dnve Cos11 Mesa on tti. l~rvlces provided by 1ht 11'11 d) Back Bay Cale buslneu ytl? No Orange County on 12·16-97 APEX INDUSTfllES INTER· 6n411UN11•Jts ~ 8bout to be mede lchool lns1rvc1or for
lore lht date such lisl was following Item: ' C~'b~f1~91~sM-::tRTHER 11lf1 a.ck Bay Or!Ye, New: Paut Chamberlain 10973742404 NATIONAL. 169 E. 181h St. to oompeee ' The IWM(a) and bul6-the Alhambra Clly ~e'll or dellvered to the GENERAL PLAN AMEND-GIVEN lh t t aald ll port Btac:h. CA 92580 Kenneth E. C)ur1man Dally Ptlol ~· ~4. 31, IB, Costa Mu.a, CA 921127 lll'ld .. 1oct6M lit ,_ eddr.-al the .-.r(i) School Sy1tem.
t>vyer ere NONE MENT GP-97-02A and REl and plac! :n lntlfff:: Anne l. Evtna, 998 w. This 1t1tenwnt was filed 1997. Jan. 7, 14, 1998 Richard Elmer Frederick, w. Wi19on, ea.a Mlaa, CA • MAJID R. MOT\AOH, She Is preceded In The names and business ZONE PETITION R·97-07, eraOM ma ap a and ~IHlon Bay Drive, San wllh the County Clerk ol w529 169 E. 18th St. IB, Co1ta n. bulk .... la _... w.,,_ ~. death by husband,
addreues ot the buyer are: City ol Costa Mesa to ~ Y ~ 1 Diego CA 92l09 Orang• County on 12-12-97 MeH, CA 92827 tended to be oonsum l'OU!Uln v...,, CA Jack Hohelul and 11
Antonio Bryant, 2058 Oa-change the land use dtslg· cl1 ~~~:! ~~~= 11~~ Coun-Anne' L. e. vana Trull•• of 11073742229 PUBLIC NOTICE Thl1 business Is con· et the ollloe ol Al.Dl!N LY Oolna buekie. ee: ONE survived by husband
clan Dr. Walnut. CA 91789 nation at 1239 Vlctorfa IF THE AFORE MEN· the William D.' Evans and Dally PlloC Dec. 17, 24, 31, duc1ed by: an lndlvldu11 . ~ ESCROW CORP. STOP MJs~SS CENTER Stanley P. Peterlln,
The assets to be sold ere Street from Light tndu1ttv TIONED ACTION 18 CHAL· Anne LedlOfd Evans TnJst 1997, Jan. 7, 1998 w513 Flolltlou• Bu1lnH1 Ha111 you start~ do1~ 11328 Soult._., c.nlol Al .,._, ...,._ s r.: d au g h 1er 1 described In genera.I es: to Medium Density Atsf· L.ENGED IN COURT the C dated July 27 t983 998 Heme ltatem•nl business yet? No CA 80703 end tt.. nM!e(e) .,a ~-) Mary W 1111 ams.
good wut. trade name. lur-denllal or Neighborhood chadenge may be nmtted to w. Mlaalon bay 'Drive.' San PUBLIC NOTICE The following ~rsons are Richard Frederick Piiled .-dll9 II UMd i,, 119 Mlar(t) wlltM Jeanne Bomar and noture. fixtures, equipment. Commercial tnd to rezone ,......., !hos lnuet ai.ed ~ CA 92109 doing business as: Thia 111tement was flied 28, 1989 the pall uw.. ....,.. • JOA w th icasetiold interest, lease-from MG (General lndu• ;h"7 bri h I /" Anne L Evtns, TNllN ol Flctltloue Bualneu HILMAR PACKAGING, with th• County Clerk ol The bull .... II .....i i,, tt.. .-.r{a), .. : nn 94 erwax;
nold Improvements. and trlal) to R2·MD (Multlp,. ~~u In~=~ Cl t; the William D. Evant share Name Statement 2107 M11lners Dr1ve, New· Orange County on 12-12·97 kl Celfomla IJnlronn ''OfiE STOP VIDEO, step·chlldren Laurin
are IOClltd at: 16585 Von Famny RealdeoUal • M• written CO<rtapondtnee d• of the trust• crHltd wnder The foOowlng persona are port Beach, CA. 92660 19973742227 mtnlill Code PHOTO, MM." ~eter~n an~ Stanley
Karman Ave ,C, Irvine, dlum Density) or AP (Ad· llYered to lhe City Council th• wtlls or Wllllam H. doing bualne11 aa: Hiida Suuon, 2107 Marl· Dally Pilot Dec. l7, 24, 31, 8108.2. The looMlon In Oalfor-9;andc~:~:~nn Pat~l~i~
CA. mlnlstr111lve and Prole .. at °' prior 10 11,. pubflc Evtnt and Geraldine M. CARINO HANDS, 1111 W. nera Drive, Newport Bt1ch, 1997 Jan. 7 -1998 w516 (I the ule 11 nill ol tt.. c:hillf .-cuthe Alexander, Jame• The business name used slonal). Environmental 0• h 'ar1 · • Evans, 998 w. Mlialon Bay Town & County Rd., Ste. CA. 92660 • • Seo. 8108.2. the o111oe d the...., Is: 117115
by the attler at that loc•· termination: Negative Dec:-• M1Rv T ILLIO~ Drive, San Diego •• CA 29, Or~. CA 92868 Thia buslneu la con-PUBLIC NOTICE '"'°"""9tlon mull be ,_ ~. !Mne, CA W •at h • r wax. Jr .• Hon Is: POSTAL PLUS larallon. • • 92109 Educatlon, Money & ducted by an lndMdual 'llkled.) 12114 Thomas Weatherwax.
The 1ntlc:lp111td date ol NOTICE IS FURTHER 0.puty City Clerk Thia bualnHa la con-Mercy, Inc .. (CA), 1111 W. Have you llarted doing Flctlllou• lualn•H • The name and n. IWM(a) and ..,._ Mark Peterlln and
the bulk Hie Is January 26, GIVEN that 11 Hid llme Pub1l1hed Newport dUc:ttd by. a genetlll part· Town & Countty Rd .. Ste. buslneH yet? No Name lt•t•ment ol tt.. person wltt ,_ .._ ol h ~•> Paul Pelerlln, 5 great·
19!>8 al the office ol and pl1c1 all lnterHted Be~h-Costa Wtsa Dally nerahlp 29, Orange, CA. 928118 Hiida Sus.on The foJI~ peraons are ..._ nlllY be ll9d 11 AL lallnt: t«lt!O VNJ/E. .rid grandchildren, and
T1tmpo Escrow II. 1&446 persons may ap~ar and Pilot January 7, 1998 Haw you start~ doing Thia buslneu Is con-Thia statement was flied doing bualneu as: DEN L~ ~ eteN. do 8114 1hl1er Ruth Brintnall. Brookhurll SI.. Fountain be heard by the City Coun-W540 bU$1neU yet? YH 1988 ducted by: a corporation with the County Clerk of AXIS INTERNATIONAL CORP., 11l11 Soult! Strwlt ~ ~ "°"'*"'i Funeral Hrvlces wlll
V.alley, CA 92708. ell on the above Item. Anne 1... Evana ' ' Have you atart~ doing Ortngt County on 12·19-97 2211 E. 15th St.. Co11i c.mtoa. CA 80703 and t Vt/ltw, CA ' b h Id 00 Thia bulk "''' Is subfect IF THE AFOREMEN-PUBLIC fJOTICE Thla llAllemenl wu flied bullne11 yet? Yu. 918/97 19973742813 MHa, CA 92627 1aat day for fllna dallTll ft. _... llelllg eold ;.u,.•da/t J~n .!}ym&
lo Calllomle Uniform Com· TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· with the County Clerk of Education, Monty, & Dally Piiot Dec, 24, 31, O.bra Ann Y10, 226 E. enycnclllofahlllfbe -~ ~ •: t p Ill 'vi uM
merclal Code Section LENGED IN COURT, the Plotltloue lu .. n.es Otange County oo 12.+97 Mttcy, Inc., Phlllp l.al1da11, 1997 Jan 7 14 1998 16th St .. Coa11 MtH, CA 23, 1989, wNcft II Iha Slooi In Titlde, ,urnlh.n, a ac o ew ortu·
6106 2 challenge may ISe llmlt~ to Na"'• lt•tem.nt 198737417U Prnldtnt • · • • 92827 · nee. • befor1I the ,...,._, Equipnent, flftd a.ry. 35oo PaclOc View
If so eubJect, the name only tho1t l11u.a ralaed al The followlng per90nt ttt Dally Piiot Dtc 17 24 31 Thia sllttment was filed W!530 Thia bualnan la con· paled .... daee QoodwRlda~ Drive, Newport Beach,
and address ol thf person the publlc hearing d• doing ~· u · • • • • with the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICI ducted by· an lndlvtdual MlcM. .,.,... 9110Wft aa: CA with whom c:lalma may be scribed In thla notice °' In a) Webster Hotel 'eutldlng 1997, Jan. 7, 1998 W511 Orange County on 12·2-97 H~ ~ ala.rt~ doing Dleed: ~~!.i..!.897 ~ STOP l!Jl1$MSSI--------.. ....
hied la Tlempo Elcrow II. written c:orrffPOlldenc. d• b) Newpot1 Ounea R..ori PUBLIC NOTICE tH73741240 Fictitious Bualnt.. buslnna yet? No flHllJP l<IM, ~.-t:R S c::eNnR
18446 8rookhurst St., livered to I.he City Council Marina, c) Newport OunH Dally Piiot Otc. 2.4, 31, Name St•t•m9"t O.bfe Yao l<IM, eu,.r(I) and .,.1oa19ec1It:1114 Founlaln Valley, CA 92708 al, or Pflor, to the publtc Marfne 101 Bayllde D/tlle ITATSMINT 0, 1997 Jan 7 14 1998 The lonowlng pereona are Thi• ,._ttl'Mllt Wit n1~ NlwDofl ~Mme ~ Atioenue, 'ouNa6n
and lht 1111 date for llllng hearing. Newport Btach, CA 92880 • WITHDRAWAL "'OM ' ' ' ' W'" doing bualntH aa: with the County Clerk ol ON4$4787 14871~ Jan 7, V...,, CA
claoma shall be January 23, MARY T. ELLIOTT, Anne t.dlord Even1, as "28 ON THE GROW ENTER· Orange County on 12·12·97 · 1• 1't. bulk .... ta ln-
1998 which Is lhe busfneu Deputy City Clerk Succeaaor TNllN ol the OP~~~::~~·:l!R PUBLIC NOTICE PRISES, 1995 Port Nelton 19173742231 tended to be~ ~~~c:1~:~0~~;:: 981' date Publl1htd Newport Wllllam Donald Evan• '1CTfTIOUI ,I tltl • I Pl •• Newport Blach, CA o,11y Piiot Dec. n·. 24. 31, PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~~1TT1 · Beach.Colla Meaa Dally there ol the Trull creet~ 11 •II...... 0 ou• UI n••• 92660 1991 Jan 1 tHa W517 ~~ ,.....,, Oated: December B, Pll 1 J 7 1998 by Decree of Oltttlbutlon In BU M __,1 Nam• ltatemtnt Cindy Trane Ctlrltltaon, ' ' ' TS. No. 121157 LOAH NO C.... /lt#t,, .,._ 4«>.a
1007 ° anuary · · WS4l tM Estate of Wllllam Henry wlTlle fOllowlng ~on tlU The lollowlng peraons are 199$ Por1 Nelson Pl .. New-PUBLIC NOTICI 121157 NOTICE Of TNm'E£S HYi•lflllDn leedt. CA1214r /1/ Antonio Bryant Evtnt. 998 W. MIHlon Bay thdrawn II a general doing Minne as: port BtlCh, CA 02860 MLf YOU NE 1H DEf~T and the••• I f .... daee
Published Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Drive. San Diego, CA ~ "oi:r ..... t~artntf· a) American Famlly Fl-Thi• bualn•H I• con-Flotltloue BuslMH l.NlER A DEED Of TRJST, ls.-..Y2'.1-aaoo..::-::...Drtlle
Beach.Co11a M111 Dally 92109 =.:~~ n:'ma U: nat1ce, b) Ametlcan Famlly ducted by: an lndMdutl Name lt•tem.nt ~Ta> ttaW. UIUSS YOU._ ~ ~-~· .....,..,.
p 1 t J 7 1998 NOTICE OF Anne Ledford Ev1n1, 11 RtlllOri *1 Jllnbotff, Have you atatttd dOlng The tolOWlng ~f'lonl are ACTlON TO fW>TlCT .., ._,.. .._....ir-;;;;;r;;;;;;:r-1 1 o inuiry ' . PUBLIC HE.ARING SucctHOf TNl1H ol IM C & L ENTERPRISES at Ste. 606, Newpott 8tach, bUllnen yet? No clolng t>uslne11 as: "°"" PoROPERrY, IT fMY 1!1E _... Code Stc4lon _______ w_54_• NOTICE IS HEREBY Wllllam Donald Evana 20201 Birch St. 1205. N.w• CA 02eeo Cindy Chrllttaon Patio• Unlimited, 143 Cape 90lD AT A PU8UC SALE IF 1108.2. PUBLIC NOTICE GIVEN that I public htll• ahatt Of th• l'Ntl c:,..ted ~ ee,f~ilCA 112ro1 Chrttlophef l. Moore. 18 Thi• lllltmtnt WU Qled Victoria, All•o VltJo, CA YOU NEED AH EXP\A*TJOH lac er~ ...... Uljeat to ---------t ing will be held by lhe by DecrM or Olttrlbutlon In ~ 'r 0:ci• t u1 :!! Celllnl, Allio VltJo, CA With lhe County Clerk ol 921156 Of ~ NAT\R Of THE · 11-.2, the foloWlng NOTtC• Of Costa Meaa City Council tti. E1ta1e or Geraldine M. 9 rt err o I 92856 Orange County on 12·12·97 Steven Thomas Gontaltz, P1AOCEEOHG AOA11i8T' YOU ~ ~ be PR>'
PUBLIC HIAJUNQ on Monday, Jenuiry 19, Evan1, 998 W. Ml11lon Bay & ~ng~1f:~c7. Thia bu1ln111 Is con-1H7374221t 14'3 Ca~ VIC1orl1, Allao YOU SHOUlD CONTACT A ...... ,\_
NOTICE IS HEREBY 1998, al 11:30 p.m., Of H Drive, San DllQO, CA f' • 1 ' ' ducted by: In lndlvldull Dally Piiot Dtc:. 17, 2.4, 31 , Vlllo. CA 92858 t.AW'fER NOTU II ~yd ...,,. ...S ~
GIVEN lhlt • public Mar· aoon 1htrHlltr 11 Po .. 92109 FUii name and d<I of Have you •tatted doing 1t97 Jin. 7 1998 WS15 Thl• bu1lnHI II con-Gl'.9C ... .. ... ... ,.,.. 1111111 1'lltlOltl lrtg wlll b4I ti.Id by the alble In rti. Counclr Cham-Thia bualneaa If con-• r"' butlntU yet? No • ' dueled by: an lndMdlJ&I llraMI • 2554 BDEH A
Costa Mell City eounc11 wa ·of cny Hall, n ,air duc1ed by. a '"'*" PBl1· ~nl:':~ w1~hd"C'"9: CM1toptiet L. Moore PUBLIC NOTICI Haw you 1t1t1ed dOlng COSTA lilEM. CA am Buy It, 8ell II. l'lnd It.
on Monday January 19 Otlvt Costa M"' on 1,,. ner1t\lp 1 ~. ary am-Thll ltltement wu ftled bualntn wt? No ~,_., ....... ._ Cl•••lne41.
1998, at e:lo p,m , Ot M tolioWing llMI: ' HaY't you 1latted doing 111 .. thtff), 2422 Alure With lhe County Clttk of FtoUtfou• au.:IM.11 St~ Thomll Oona..lez • la .,_ "'W DlaalllM ---------::-::-'--:::'""""':~-==-~-
soon thereafter 11 _ poa· APP!A\. of Condltlon of bullMll ~ Y•, NOYem-=eo Newport Bffdl, CA Orange County on 12•15'97 Name ltatem.nl • TN9 ... ltfnlnt waa llltd .... 0... Cit TM& wl Ill_, 11 ~:::· !? ~ty C~I~~: :ff~:',,:Z 1 ~~~:!~ i:,:Lt Evan. Mary C•mllla Eth•ll Dilly .. ~~~.'~~~~~. cl~ ':U~'9 ~1 art ~~~':,, ~~~~.:~ rM'*'ru:~~~
Drive, Colla M•aa. on the In conJunc:IJon with II)-Thi.I llaltmtne WU llltd. tttU743o:ae 1097, Jan. 1, 14, 1"9 Ofange Cout "7 va. '7" 1917'742098 llMIN 9mtY W.\ TO THE
totlowlng Item: provlll 01 Plannlng AppUce. wtth 1M Cowlty Cltrtc of Thi• Nttment WM tlltd WS2'7 Spring Logu e. 11 n o.ay flffot Dec. 11, 24, 31, PVteemACMCC8fTS\401·
APP!A\. of lhe Planning lion PA•t7-63 from L.SA ,,.... Orange County Oft 12-2·97 llllllth the County Qef1I of Chtr1ffton, Costa M .... 1997 """ 1 1898 W520 1' E ~ A\'£.,
Commllllon'I decttlon IOt aoelattl, Irle., aulhaA!ld t"7a74tUO Ofangt County on tt4'-87 """'e NOTICI CA 92Qt , • PUCIJfT\A. CMJfOMA
Planning Appllc1tlon PA· agent lor w .. tlllt NUlltlOn D~ PloC °'°' 17. 2.4, :S1, Olly Piiot Ole 31, 1•1. " --.. Devld McKftrnan, 111• PUIUC NOTICE "21111 ... t0.1111 * ... 07·'4 from Kevin A. COrp .. 1239 Vlctorta .,..., 1917.Jen. 7, 1• Wl12 JM. 7 14 21 1tll WA3 .... .wue ..,..,.... Charletton, Cotta Mttl, ___ .._._ -~•-lllMlr,,... ... Colemen, 1980 M•ul Clrcle, lor a c:ondlllonal~ ' ' ' ....... a ... ement CA 92828 r .... _ -•• ..... _.. • ....... .._.
co11a M.... ~ a to allow manut Of PUILIC NOTICI PUILIC llOTICI The fOflo.WlnO f*90nl are T1'l1 bu1lne11 11 con. ...._ la.t .... nt •a -•...,.. -rntnot condlt.lonal u.. p.,. vitamin• and ~ dolnQ ~ •s: ducted by: an lndMctu.I The tollOMtlCI ptraont we ._. M a -• ..._.
mlt '°' tJICeH o-raoe .,.. lupj)ftmenla .. CM aboYe MOTtC• OP aALm "'-'" ............. " OOlilNA K. I MIT" INTEA· Have you 1lar1td ·dolne doing bUllnn1 u: ... -
(700 aquaN feet tllowtd, adclf... In an MQ aone. OP AMNDOM•D • Name Stat ...... t NATIONAi.. PUIUO REI.Ao butlntH yet? Ho .,.,,_ ~lofle. ~ fl ..... 000 aquare Ifft propoat<fl environmental Dettfll'llM. PAOPDTY The~ P«90ftt .,. TIONS, J300 Wtet Co111 David McKlltNM\ tt Neira, IMnt, CA n814 .,........ 111 ,-... cw.
to ll!Ow bpanalOn of en tlon: ~Deel .. "°"-NOTIC! II Hl"HY' dOfna buelrllM .. : ~IY _'!_~..t-N1wporl Th4e atatament wu "9d ~ D. Dou9het1V. tt II.II .......... ta
tlCllltncl o•sge: bUC ct.ny. NOTIC"I II fURTHI" OMN THAT UN~ ""'° IA4S4'WI, ~ 'A' p:.,n. CA~ with "'-County ctertl of ~ .,,,.,,.. CA 'tH14 lll01911Na T11e • w1 Ina a varlane• from tide OIVEH that .. Mid ltme PUASUAHT TO leC110H ...,, co..... • --· CA OoMt Krltten lmllh. 18 O.MQI Coun4y on 12·11 .. 1 Thie bu•IMU ,, con-....... -
ttlbacll r9e11J11lf'Mntl fl Ind p1aot II 11•-.d 1t11 Of' nil! CAllONM .. ,.. laln4 Ms. oana Hint. CA '"n1ua10 .__, br. ., ... ~ouei .... • .....,.
'"4 requlr9d, 0 °ltte ~ '*'°"' "'9Y ~Ind CML COO. THI "'°"" .....,. C. ftye, 1131 .._...... Olly Noe O.C. '7 M 11 ...._ yOij ·--~ ..... ... po .. d), located •I lhe IN '*rd~ _Cfty eoun.. ER1Y UITED Ill.OW .. ,..,. ..:0 ....... ..... Tttle bU91nffe .. con-,.., Jan. 1 1• • W.ti ........ ~ v-. 1M7 .. !!lt.J =~ .. '8..!~ "t,O"m1 Af=MIN-~:g.J8_J,l~":T ~ ~ ICl(t •A• h'a 1.U:O.-.. • • ?.:-',gj~ lled .. -lrl'-J
mlnatlon: EitempC. nON!O ACTION II CfW., 'UILIC AUCTION AT ,.,,.., COfOM • .... 7 --On the ___ , .. .,. OcullY an Of A ... NOTICI II l'UATH!A LIN0£0 IN COUAT IM IOUTH COAIT HU' CA iiii1s oen count on to... • .. .... _ 0,.,... ~.,.,,UM.er MD .. ,
OIV[H 1ha1 .. •aid lllM c:hlllange mev bt imil.d to STO .. AOI. 1410 w. T"'9 '"'I""• .. eon-=a~ Of mercMn-Sell your extra ••HIHtOft NllJ Mm
and 1*C9 .. lnltr .. tad only 1h0ee teeu.. rllNd al WAMI" •vt.. IAHTA = lllr • ..... I*'-ootvflfne, ":;: houMhold ~ ,_ 0.. ''' 1117, Tl. A ~ l\elld=~~ ~u~"~"=o,d~ ~,r· '" ..... ,., ....... ; .. ..._:"":,y.,. '° it.m• .,,,,, .. 11,•~ WA4 . :-=..:. ...
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. D u p I • x • $ 2 1 0 . 0 0 0 liISiiiIANiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiii2iii1iii0iii6 liBiiiEAiiiiCiiiHiiiiiiiiiiii2iii6iii6ii9 s ER IOUS BUYER T . D .' s 2 9 181•------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5iii5iii3ii0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5iii5iii3iii0 w ANT ED 5 5 3 s ' = 2 homes on 1 lot, well SOUTH BAVFRONT •2 & 3br Lg epts 2· WANTS UNITS "CASH" Immediate SS ---------DRIVER. Receptlonlat/PT Swed ish Careglvar cou•~ HOU<l>I(; kepi, spacious. Earl 3BO 2BA, Lrg vu, fam car gar, w/d hk-ups, IN L.A. OR O.C . for structured settle-E M P LOYMENT EXPERIENCED for Full Sorv1ce Salon Loving, Wonoerlut
onoRTu" '" Taylor, Agt. 842-4722 rm & deck, 2 fps, wd, Ip, wet-bar, central air. Price S7 TO $12 MIL ments and d eferred INEXP ERIENCED in COM El(p Pref'o Cook, Driving Or ·s
All 1tllt1&1MIClwertis1C1t•nlllll E'ald• 3 br 2ba & lbr gar, sandy beach. Golf course view. JAMCEASLGLOAUSLAOPAGT Insurance claims. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~Siii5ii3ii0 Owner Operalors Apply 10 Person 3426 Appts, Dependable
l\twSlllJltrlu w•ietttotbcfed on R-2 Loi. S239K Wklmo/yrly 673-3059 $1995-$2995 644-0509 ~ • J .G. We ntwo rth: needed. Retocallon E. Coast Hwy Nursing & Ch110 Care
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1111tH1fwlllctl1111kt11tilt191I Owner/Agl. 642-9666 BALBOA w/gar. Ip, w/d hk-ups, .................. __ CAL•SCAN ommun 1Y newspa-Products, Blanket Storo. 2 Positions Avll••••••••I
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I I I II E'alde Two Houses on PENINSUIA 2 107 slip av . s1995.s2800 7 14·S12·7474 fled Inside soles rep· tor Purchase Program. Mu s t Be Rollabte.
hm Ill 111 or Oiscr m 111 on 1 L t 119 E 23 d St ' resentali"e. Musi ha"o C II I V • .. •••••••• II 0 I Ii 'o o ' . r . 714-760-0919 ANNOUNCEMENTS • • a NorthAmer ca an Lotion• & Lace11 111 H llct, "ot 11 •1 n, Complelety remodetedliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 _________ ••••••••• strong tetcmarkellng Lines: 1-800-348·214'7 743 Baker S t . C.M. ---------
111.,U.lllup,lanllll1lstaluu1 Asking $339,000 •1Br 1 8• $775.mo +Next Year aee the BUSINESS 8c ••••••••• ability, enjoy satos Oopl. CAS EOE. ANTIQ UES 6010 ..--..lfttl#';•anillllllllollle Agont, 714-574-0193 Ocnvu, carpor1, clean. X-Mes Boat Parade and be good at cus-CAL"SCAN S E EKING ADULTS " ~•111Y•lldl pntm11u.hml· 104 15th St.11'1 from this Unique FINANCE ANNOUN CE"'e NTS tomer service. Full---------• as part-lime represen·
tatitfllffisulM11111loa,'' ---------Avail Jan. 6 651-3488 Bayfront 2Br 2Ba Apt.••••••••• nu; limo. Salary plus com-Ed1torlal tal1ves lor 1eenage
Tiiis lllWSfllfW will not NEWPORT Newly Refurblahed 2920 mission. Excellent Design exchange program.
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.. 11 d 111 t 11 BIO CANYON SBd, 2· OPPORTUNITY GRANTS'. sume to: dynamic Southerti or semester/year art. ., .. , 11 orm1 • • Juoy oe111ng Cat. newspaper chain. school home slays. •wtlll~ ••"~~-~I In "'~! ~~':!,=m':t!~~~-~~~ Exe c Home 3br 2b8, MISCELIANEOUS 2904 CBotleige. SchoMtarsdhips. (714) 631-6594 Good eye. atlllude 1 ·6 O O .7 7 6 ·6 7 3 6 """'"'"'" .......... 1111 c I d 2 fpa "'a dAnA REN'fALS us ness. e iCl:'I _B_O_U_T-IQ_U_E____ and work ethic alt CAL ·SCAN _.,...-.... ....... um. 11 all Beverly Morphy, g Y • • • v r • .,r, bill N A ,..._..,..._, e1111· 759-3731 or Minda 6.mo tease S2500/mo,••••••••• •-••••• s . ToTti~ •• epay. S ALE S p ER SON mandatory ptus Quark ..,.,T,_e...,.le_m_e_r,,_k_•_te_r_s __ _ -.iubatmiUliclll.!!!,.H~ Bush, Agta. 759-3782 Open Sun 12-4 1• Please be wary of out 800-218_9000 xG-1398 p /T & Exp· d experience F.OE .
Toll·hlll1·•·U•·-,.... ---------408 Avoc•do Appl.,_________ of area companies.----------Hr ty,.. Commission Send resume ano oe-$20/HR UitWllDllllkNl,OC wt•flltut Harbor View Home accepted at Open Hse•-ROOMS Check with the local J e Nre y K. Do re ' · 8 M F h. signed pages to:
C C B 3 5B 2 706 agness as ion s t c t r Sol Your Own Hours1 e.tll HUD II Ul ·lSOO. ape od 4 r . • Agent 714-759-9070 Be 11 er Bus Ines s Your Neighborhood N B h 644 4477 leve Merb e, a' or-1 2 000 S Ft L I ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wpt c · · C 11 N Paid weekly. Monlhly • + q · · o I• Buroau before you CPA. Tax woes? W-2 nia ommun Y ows, $850,000 Judy Kotar,i---------CdM / send any money for have you down? Customer Se rvice/ 330 w . Bay SI .. Costa Bonuses & Pa1a Training.
Broker 714-378-5578 COSTA MESA 2124 Piarag~~r g:.:Ct cob~~: lees or services. Read Re lax with 8 $25. Ad mln Asslat•nt Mesa, CA .92627 • 1 ·800·842·t409 •
I kl I and undflratand any F IVE CROWNS gift Healthy Gourmet ---------l••H alr Shanlv'' IRVINE TERRACE urn, poo • 1 pr vs. rtlfl 1 f seeks enthuslasllc Gen Ole/PT 10·20Hrs • 3Bd, Fem Rm, Largest •Coata Mesa's Beat $600/mo lncls utils, contracts before you ce ca 8 or n ew detail-oriented sell· tor sm ore in NB 5.1 Stylists Needed
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FOR SALE Mslr Bdrm. $745,000 Jr-1 br & 1 br, quiet fem pref'd. 720-0236 sign. Shop around for c lients. You deserve Slar1er for last paced WP 60 wpm Fix <Jays/ Space Rent S 11 O wk C M rates. personal service! Plenty watk-ins ---------oron• del •r galed comm, poot,1 _________ ------------Convenient localion . environment Good hrs Fax res. 673-1339 979.9238 or 957.6529 Properties 873-8494 tennis. easy acceas to RENTALS TO BUSINESS IN A BIND, corner 01 westchlf & computer, people, Mail.507 w Edgewater
---------•Lido lal•nd Propenlea fraeway/beach/malla. Need cash now. I can Dover (Union Bank phone & organiza-N B. CA 92661
GENERAL 1002 714-557-0075 SHA.RE 2724 help. Send Fax num· Building). we special-11onat skills a musll --------r EMPLO YMENT Currently Avallebl•. ,.,...,-...,-------1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ber to Mr. Bradety lze In services 10 Non-smoker, knowl· General
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CAL"SCAN calls to the elderly NURS ING Pos111on General
Cent ral CDM 2Br 2Ba -P-A-5-5-2-M-1-5-5-1-0-N-S Over 20 years expeu-avail. tmmed in 99 GROW WIT H USI
Prof fem, nl•. no pets ence. 28-year resl· bod snl for strong NB I d 11 bl $700 + utts. Avl Jan 1 OUARANTEED or S donl. Impeccable ref· e pe o· 0 N L ve I~ & irm nee s reFTa/PTe Cati usa 875-7408 back! Super 21 re· x r. · · 1 honest inOtv • Oc••n & C•t•lln• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii duce• emissions as erences. CALL (714) lhe # 1 small 1own In No sales. woeknds a
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Jeff Arcuri, Agent NEWPORT
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View Townhome H•rbor Ridge E'Sld• CM Large much., 97%. Mileage 548·4494, ask for Joff CA in a volley among must! No exp nee. Will
Reduced $30,0001 2+2. Spa, aauna, So. Stylish, Spacious 3Br lncreHH up lo 32'4. Ooro' .... your neighbor· fruit trees, Vineyards, train. 714-7t9·6777 ---------
Beautifully Upgraded patio st75o/moJyrly. Townhoma. 1 room E d d by s 2 kl hood CPA. takes/streams, moun-
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3B 2B 2 t1 C n orse u u talns. Fax resuma 10· Legal Assist r a, -car a gar. Bill rundy Rltr avail for $455/mo. alt and Yamaha. EPA1_________ •
Owner found another 714/875·8181 Mika 714·722-6997 registered. Olstrlbu· LOST •-Pleasant Coro of NB Collection firm. Priced below comps. d ~ Ukiah, 1-707-462·0742 Call (714) 760·1400
/M ON THE W•TER Irv Univ Pk Semi furn tor• w a n t e . •~ $200,000 Re •x "' kl /1 d 1 1 •8 oo-400·8518 FOUND 2925 & call "im Taylor, Ei.t 332 for recorded
(714) 760-5000 X124 3br 2ba condo on rm, l n ry pr vs, Pin 8678 CAL"SCAN''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Administrator. tnlo anytime MUST SELLll Udo Perk Or. Fresh phn, pool. S385/mo+ 1• 1 -7 o 7 ·4 6 2 -6 6 3 6
paint, all new carpet, 1 /3 utla for resp. w o R K IN yo \IR Lost Cat, fem, thin, CAt.. SCAN Swim/pool Routo Soll PROBATE SALE wet bar, fp, 2 ovens, n/amk. 714-786-7011 Spare Tlmel Great Tortoise cotored.1------,...---motivated, own 1ruck
2 STORY FIXER dbl gar. boat atlp avt. NB Maatr Dover Shore extra lncomal As-dactawed, "Delicate" $15/hr.(714) 642·1730
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714-249-3711
APPLIANCES 6011
..-Prime Loc•tlon on
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Income of $2,450.
Price of $535,000 Broker 714-646-8583
Price Will Amaze You , $2950. 114.941-0205 bl• p d ct 1 nr Harbor View Naluro Plumbing 714-723.-8120 Pv1 ba, gtaH door to Hm '0 u s n Park 640-1788 Nannv Exp 'd . Mary ==~ patio/Jae/yard, w/d, your spare lime. Na-L C k 1 ~IE A\ JB}(@ Poppins wanted Llve-
Frigid aire 200 trig,
cln, 2·dr S 115 Wahr &
.Dryer $125. 642-5937
PrudentiaJ $575. John 042-6386 t1on'1 best program · oat oc atl• Ofl ~'11./Filti!» in M-F, English spaak-
APARTMENTS NB Shr 2 M•eter Br "-Hen on TV. Call• 12/28, Grey w/orange Ing, COL req'd w/rel's. ---------•--..,....,,c,...,•~•,,..,......,,........,-:-=__ f 1-8o0-3 7 7 -6 0 O O cheeks Balboa area. ""(714) 64 .. 2325~
OR RENT 1200• apaclous ex1. 1010. CAL"SCAN 873-7354 or 673-0282 v 'I" •SEA ISLAND• F condo, nr golf course Authorized CORONA
DJ:L MAR 1022 3 Mstr·Sultel 3.5Bal••·-----· w/prl'I male. 5775/mo ---------!---------OFFICE Offered at $829,000 + 112 U1I. 822•7364 CREDIT 2907 HE.Al.TH & plumbing contractor MANAOER
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"tao• OCllAN VIEW 714·935"4801 COSTA MESA 2624 ":.a.::u·~~lc~!i~v:r~i lifiiliiTNEiiiiiissiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiioiioiioi s 1ng or... ~:r •. :~:~!~gw~~~a~~:i~ ~Bd 2.!SBa 18,000af lot •W. Newport on th• cable. Quiel, cln, ,nJs. CONS~~:-C,TATIONS _Repair Plumbers computer 1klll• and ASKINO $025,000 Ooeanfront. Rare t 2 BD 18 ... Ne-port $415+ utlt. 845-9515 ATTACK FAT 1em,...ramen1 to Jungt•
I I f t "' ,.,. Cut monthly p'ayments .--• beach a tey ron age, H 1 ht A End the Battle Forever • Drain Cleaners demand• o t fut· OCEAN VIEW Pacific Coaatllne , Inc. • 111 • '• • ---------up 10 30-50%. Reduce 1·800·592·0222 paced news opera-~ Br 3 .5 Ba. Poot 714-722-1011 Clean, fresh paint. no llNTALS Interest. Stop collec·1---------·Water Heater tlon Neceuaty akllla t t ,449,000 pets, n/amk. Sn5.mo tlon calla. Avoid benk· ·--------..
JAMES GOULD. AGT 209-D tOth Piao• WANTED 2726 r up t c y FAE E LOSE WEl""HTI Installers include worc:t Pfoce••
TT .. •ESu11nes 1590 ___ __,,.,.1_14_-e .... •_4_-04_&_2_.,., iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii confldentlal help ... . Ing, baalc knowledge um ~ _ TrlmFast •Herbal t-of lntornet and pron. n-• .a __ ._._, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii 2br tb• Duplx on blurt Retired Mlnn••ota NCCS non-profit, lncreasa'Energy • WaterTraatment ciency of MS Olflce c .n.1uc.a1WA1 h /d hk 1 d 1 F llc ena,d/bonded. '"" c......., nr be • w ·upa, coup• H re urn 1•800-855-0412 & Suppttss Appetite Installers programs. Position r ..
4'812 7474 GOT~ ND alngte garage, pet? Hte/TWnhH for winier (TPP) CAL•SCAN IOO% $ Back Guar. ports to editor and ,.,_
,• 7t • CAMPOR U '795.mo 042·9999 renta l nr b e ach. 529 ...... ,.,.,,0ak Su~" ·Applla""""' quire• dally, C(\ritact Membership or Time-Mlk• 582-439-0491 • .,,_,. •· • -1 h b l -O"' COM 8Ht Oppty on ahate? W•'R take Ill •'81de 28drm taa ---------t.aaa .. ,DI 'Tl 0 w 1 pu c. r '"· "" 15 L 1 T 1 Pl MONEY lnstaJle-Sano cover letter and "· o • r • ••• Amari"•'• moat auc· HU"• fe nced • verd. ·---------":::::;;;::;;;;;;;:;:;:;;_:;:;~ ·~ Ir d I di Id II -• ' ·-t• re1um• to Steve Mar-" ere n v ua 'I c•aalul reaort reaal• New 1,•lnt a. carpet STOltAGB 2742 TO LOAN 2914 ••LF HYPNOSIS ble. Daily Pelot, 330 W. B.11~4-~~.:-•lt'J CIHtlnghouH. bHt 8M •18th Avt 1/t., ••••••• iiiiiliiiiim•••iiiiiiiiiiiii AT HOM• MUSt have own Bay Street, Coata prlc •• on T rave l •1100/mo. 17W6Nt• Improve Your Life M CA 92827 Of E
oid. COM Cape Ooc:t 1.ge nO'J nod• •.... d •• ii F I .... •Id• nth ••• VllAIMASTIR CARDI with Hypnosla T-.>.. tools & min. 3 yrs. m:~o . oru laea fllg hll • r • P C. Sal•at0tage,24hour 125K+ UnHCUted Quit Smoldnn, LOH GoodOMV& II k c; u a I 0 m c 0 n d 0 • re a orta. ' e to. C a ti O/W. Hk-ur,•· t-car euy ~"'· l x8x18 Bad/No Credit • OKI weight, Improve ~ur exp. dpllct:2<u ear1h " .net.
· l 435.ooo Ataorl P r op•rty 9ar+1 park ng apace pvtgareo•.11 2~/mo 1·800459·1829 MemC>tV/Spotta 1km11 a positJV&8tttttide Pff .Lunch Rout .. ·~.,~,:.r~:..4:.0•nl Aeaalea Inc. Tolt-fr"lltJl5/mo. M S..&eea •714-487·8131• ,or lnlo Cati ToH fl'ree a must. C8ll · M·ft. ffun tntr~tlc I~
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lwo diamond1, and from that · . ---------• rl~s en~·~~-.~~fn~•~ :;~;: c;~~~~~;~~t
16 Wild pig
62 Onlopol
63 C::re lor
64 Mollusk
65 Guy
() Q 1086 2
• 108 2
momenl il wu a1mply a question of •-f-O_R_I_i ----9-0-7-5 • MAZD~ 9125 wlndow1, am/fm caes
how large lhe penaJt.y would be. radio, alarm 1ys .. new '87 VW Cabrlol•t
17 High sch<>Ol
danco 18 Eatery
WEST
•AJ6 1:7 853
<>AK7•
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EAST
Against lhree cluba doubled West -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '03 RX·7 Monlego br•kes and tires, low look1/l'uos great, air,
found the excellent lead ot''a low '94 lhtploer XL T Bluo. Ian lealhar, C/D mileage. Orlgln•I red/white lop & whls.
club away from the mltjor t.enace. While 36K ml 40r, AT, radio. sunroof, 35k ml, owner. s11,ooo OBO Sii,200 714·642·7510 66 Overact
20 Wild shrub
22 Talent
67 Allers a skirt • K 75.C !VJ 10 6
()J963 :.K a
E • k' AC, Full Pwr $18,000 1 owner. $21.500 Traci 714·536·8170 . ast s ing won and t.wo more OBO pp 714·979·0745 •(714)700·0905•
23 Mongol dwellings 24 Working
parent s need 26 London s Bog 27 Erle -Gardner
30 Curious matdon ol myth
34 Movoe theater
35 Verdi Of141r11
36 Take pan man
aucuoo
37 South Afncan monetary yn1t
38 A11emp1ed 40 Actor Foxx
41 Bofo1t>. poetically
42 Receive news
43 Cold er<t
45 Songbird 47 Curbed
14
17
DOWN
1 Fastens 2 Neullal color
3 Loud sound
4 Liiie some spacecral1
5 Hin and Gore 6 Plant science
7 Olymp+CS
executn.e Brundage
8 Great achievement
9 "For shamet•
10 Teern 11 Not t11s or hers 12 Final
13 Greek god 19 Ooghke
scavenger 21 Reassure
25 Tidies up
26 V1Ha1ns 47 OuieleSI
27 Fastener 49 Peter, 1n Spam
28 Papal c1own 50 Sell·aattshed
29 EU 51 "Nothtn' dotn I
30 Easy as -52 Belote long 31 West Indies 53 Ringo's
belief instrument
32 Cresl 55 Bundle
33 Old e malh lask 56 "Dracula·
35 Tune aulhor Stoker
39 Scrap of cloth 57 Thanksgiving 40 Type ol paper Day foods
42 Not flal 59 -ol a kind 44 Play 9.roup , 60 Female
46 Hadn 1 been. sandpiper
9 l"r.:"-i':t~1 ~1~2:--!~1 ~
FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE COLLECTIBLES
6017 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I MISC. 6 0 1 $
Couch & Love • e 8 t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Good cond111on. S150
rounds of t.rumpa removed dummy's
clubs. West switched t.o the ace of '97 MUSTANG OT
diamonds, attempting to make CONV V·8, AC, Au10, SOtrrH
•Q98 32
OAQ7
<>Void
•J 9754
declarer place the lt.ing with East llhr lnl, lull power, cullom tlro/wheets (obviously aucceearul 88 the play $22,995 714·640-728~
The bidding: NORTH EAST
P... Pue
2 0 Dbl
Pao Pao
Pue Pua
Opening lead: Six of•
WEST
lNT
Dbl
Dbl
Light opening bids on sketchy
awl.a can be a hazardous uildertak·
ing, Lesl you think that l.his deba·
cle occurred among inexperienced
players, it was dealt in en intema·
lional match between Haly and
Switzerland some years ago.
Had North·South stayed out of
the auction. West would probobly
have declared game in no trump
and been defeated a trick unless
w~nt l, and declarer diacarded a •pade. West continued with a low Buy II. Self 11. Find It. ° ClaHlned. diamond lo the eight and nine,
declarer ruffing.
AO.er cashing four heart tricks,
declarer ran the ten of apades lo
West's jack, and Weat reverted t.o a
low diamond, declarer trying the
ten from dummy, covered by East's
jack and forcing declarer's last
trump. The defense scored the last
thre.e tricks with t.wo high spades
and lhe king of diamonds t.o pick up
500 point.son lhe deal.
Learn to be a better bridge
player! Subacribe now to the
Goren Bridge Letter by calling
(800) 788-1225 for information.
Or write to: Goren Bridge Let-
ter. P.O. Box «10, Chicago. llL
60680.
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modem & extras $750 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------
obo. 114·675·9408 Estate Sale Tools, CADILLAC 9040
lurnlt ure, bed room iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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714-723·1504
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camper shell S250
obo (714) 642..'1730
· lnlerlor, $4000
(714) 644·1254
'03 SEVILLE
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51 ml·IR nu. $22,500.
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obo Call 645·0894 17 BABY DUD'S C,
Elegant Designer Resale Baby Items BEANIE BABIES SPORTING
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01r11ng Table w11h 8 1 5'*-Ott w/ad Bell Tower Flortsts & cha11s , to match this MC/Visa/Ck·Fwy close Gifts. Lg seleclionl
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Like New Couch While Loads as low as $45 on cover or TV guldo
6065 -------
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Don• t Rent S k Is I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'91 lntegra 5spd. A/C.
'93 Corvette Like new
While/rod. chrome
wheels. llher inlerior,
very to ml. S25.000
(714) 553·1900 For sale ... Skls, bind·
lngs, boots. poles S99
per pkg. All sizes
avl. 120cm·205cm.
pw, ps, cc, am-Im 1..-------
P~ Cl!ec• Perrinenr Bo~es
Yeot Make Model
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cass, snrt. tint glass
custom wls. S10,000
obo. 640-0420 e><t217
a check today!
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a .... Con<M_ oen...c;o..•...,. o""""-' '$10for•
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set. 5450 759·8151 unlls from Sl99.00. myriad of morchan·
BMW 9030 Health Walker. Orig
pd over $200, will sell iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $125. (714) 644·1202 '77 Mont• Carlo
Looks & Runs Great Now power brakes.
AM/FM Cass. $1000.
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,..._: (714) 642·5678 . , .. , (714) 631 6594
642·5678
Classified Low monlhly pay· dise Items, because
Tho most comprohen· menls. Freo color our columns compel
s1ve and current dlrec· catalog. Call todav qualilled buyers lo
tory or goods and ser· 1·800·842·1 31 O call! vices around• CAL"SCAN ·---------
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CLASSIFIED
642·5878
'79 BMW 3201 Great
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Stereo/cass.. sunroof,
blk loather Interior.
Noeds some work.
S 1200 obo &42·3228 714·556·8000
HAULING 3720 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 ROOFING 3910 SERVICE TILES
DIRECTORY
CONCRETE &
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3557 & DECKS 3 615 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CA.RE 3 80 8 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii
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Qualltv Remodellng SERVICES •Also Homo Repairs
SAVES Mason For Hire CuS1om Decks & Fencing • Cln·up/TrH lrlm·Removal 396--0763 or 515·3850 PET Stet• 545·8298 L#721255 18yrs Exp.
25Yrs EJcp •Free Estl Hand Rails·Any Style & FITNESS 3740 714·841·5512 SERVICES 3870 Fr•esl 1·800-846·1950
3548 Roger Gardena·loc rel L707328 714-431 ·8822 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------lr~~~~=~~~~I Spec:BBO/H20 Design Lou Torres Landscape iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Mr. Phillips 048-2107 •REFLEXOLOGY• Harbor ArH 20Yrs. •Reasonably P11ced
•Local Co B 1163631 8
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Cleaning. Res/Comm REP"'RS 3620 Lie/Bonded. Free Eal. CONTRACTORS ~
Teresa 2 8 2 . 71 4 3 GENERAL 3 5 59 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
CABINETS 3490 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Intense Therapeutic Wkly melnl/New Install Foot Massage tor lrrlg work/Tree 1rlm
provonllve medicine. Cusl ralesl 548·4383
Maintain balance ol PROWSE LANDSCAPE
Mind/Body. Free consult. & MAINT Oraln llnes
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Licensed· Bonc:led Candee• J , Owens Ralngu11era. Promp1· & PLASTER LEWIS Conatruc tlon "CJ"
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PER G 0 /CarpeVFrte ISi.
L708279 988·0590 Advanced Woodsystems $10.00 per hour.
714-54 8·0368
71A-••o.6500 Reas. Emergency Svc. ________ .,., REPllYR 3880
Remodel•Handymen ....... ., 850·0605 •217·7883-Pg iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
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Kllchen •Both • Doors
Mold lngs · Manlels L691650 71• 998·8970
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& Grace 714·857·2647 SERVICE 3584 •Palnt/Carp•ntry• 1•
•HOUSECL•'"'NINQ• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oryw1111 and moral LIMOUSINE
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REFINISHING 3500
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paint, reface. Cuslom ---------Garbage Olaposar1
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CARPENTRY , 3510
A to Z HANDYMAN ~ 3610 T1tmlte W<Hk 850.33t&
INSTALUREFACE CABINETS ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home Repalr/RemOdel
Kitchens. bathe. doors, CONCRETE & amell .lob l!XPl!RT Costa MeH/Newport
windows Doug ~6-7258 MASONRY 3557 Duncan IElecttlc 28 Year• E•P•
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i earlng up ror
I Nino, a weather
phenomenon that
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that baltered the
arH In the 1980'1.
II'• time 10 get prepued now tor
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Q WEDNESDAY, JANUAAY 7. 1998
T.ODAY'S .
CRoSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Asian o• 5 Behind on u ship
1 O "Clan or lho
Cave Sear" herome
14 Sainte pocture
15 ts pasSK>nate
at>Oul 16 Wild PIO
1 7 High school
dance 18 Ealery
20 Wild shrub
22 Talent 23 Mongol
dwellings 24 Workrng parents need
26 London s Big
27 Erle Gardner
30 CurlOUS maiden or mylh
48 Chicago Loop trains 49 Shettlf's group
50 Growl
53 Moming motsture
54 Cat
58 Postal buy
61 -a111s 62 Onlop ot
63 Care lor
&4 Molfusfl 65 Guy
66 Overact 6 7 Alters a skin
DOWN
1 Faslens
2 Neutral color
3 Loud 900nd
4 ltke some spacectafl
PREVIOUS PUZZl.,E SOlVED
47 Quietest
• ......... DODGE 9065 JAGUAR 9105 MERCURY 9135 SUBARU 9200
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By CHARt.ES GOREN ml, naw tlreS/baltery, Coupe V12, only 3!1k, '78 Q,.nd M•rqula '84 8t•tlon W•eon 4-ctr. Full pwr. Real Nice clean earl N.-.9
aharpl 9!5k mlles. engine 1 year ago.
s2000 obo 723·1!504 S2000 obo 723·150-4
wfth OMAR SHARIF neada bodywork, 1•owner, very clean.
and TANNAH HIRSCH s 1500.obo 548·8211 13500 721 ·3500
'89 D•vton• Shelby '90 J•96ar X.JO white
THE ART OF DEFENSE Turbo All Power, w/dark blue lthr Int.---------VOLvSWAGEN g231t Premium Sound Sys., sun roof, automatic, MITSUBISHI 9145 " "'
Eaat-Weat vulnerable. North deala.
WEST
•AJ6
<::1 853
OAK74
•AQ6
NORTH
• 10 <::1 K9'42
0 Q 10862
• 1082 EAST
•K715'4
QJ 108
OJ963
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SOUTH
•Q 9832
<;:i AQ7
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•J975•
North led o d111mond. Aft.er South
made a questionable opening bid,
North abetted Lbe crime by bidding
lwo diamonds, and from that
co Player, All lealher AM/FM caes. chrome iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnte,for. T ·Tops, whit, car phone.
Garaged, Very Clean. 58,000. 714·858·3695
S3850.obo 548· I 5!54 -----.,.,,..----I
moment it waa limply a quest.ion of 1·F-O_R_[_i ----.9-
0
-
7
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5
MAZDA
how large the penally wou.Jd be.
9125
Against three clubs doubled West -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
found lhe excellent lead of a low '94 Exploer XL T
club away from the major tenace. White 38K ml 4Dr, AT.
'93 ECLIPSE GS' Dark Green. custom
rims end tires, Onted
window•. am/fm cass radio, alarm sye .. new
'87 JETTA GLI
!5•Spd, A/C, {'M/FM
Slereo Cass, Sunroor. 53,500 714-548·5311
'87 vw Callrlol•t
looks/runs great, air, rod/white top & whla.
$4.200 714--642·7510
E • k ' d AC, Full Pwr $18,000 . asl s ing won an two more OBO PP 714.979.0745
rounds oftrump11 removed dummy's ,9 7 MUSTANQ QT
clubs. West. swll.ched t.o t.hq ace of CONV v.8, AC, Auto.
'93 RX·7 Montego brakes and tires. low Blue, tan feather, CJD mlleage. Orlglnal
radio, sunroof, 3ek ml, owner. $11,000 060
1 owner. $21,!500 Traci 714·5~6·8170
•C714t780·0905• i--------_A_U_T_O_S ____ _
diamonds, attempting to make lthr Int, full power,
declarer place the k.ing with East custom tire/Wheel•
(obviously successful as the play $22,995 714·640·7284
went), and declarer discarded a Buy It. St'll 11• And 11.
11pade West continued wllh a low Cl•••lfled.
Overstocked with
stuff?
A call to
Classified
will help S42·5S78
PONTIAC
'87 •Fiero Absolutely
Flnanclal
$1100 obo
9170 WANTED 9248
aut~ a/c, must selfl
problems.
205-2491
DESP~RATELY NEED:
CARS • P/U • VANS Allen Arnold Motors
2833 Harbor 445·0270 34 Movie !heater
35 Verdr operil
36 Take port rn an
aucuon
5 Hin and Gote
6 Plant science
7 Oly"'PICS
executrve
Brundage
8 Great
26 V114\ins 27 Fastener
28 Papal crown
29 EU
49 Peter, rn Spain
50 Self·sallsfied 51 °Nolhin' doto'l0
52 Before long
The bidding·
NOR'nl EAST SOllTU
l.
2 • S •
WEST
lNT
Dbl
Obi
diamond to the eight and nine, 1-------....;__..;.
declarer ruffing. • r---------=-----------~~---------------=-~----:::::;::::::::---~'5::-----, After cashing four heart tricks,
37 South Alrican
monetary unit
38 Attempted 40 Actor Fok• 41 Before
poehcally 42 Receive news
43 Cold era
45 Songbird 47 Curbed
14
17
20
34
37
41
achievement 9 "For shame•·
10 Teem 11 Not his or hers
12 Final
13 Greek god 19 Ooghke
scavenger 21 Reassure 25 Tidies up
30 Euyas-
3 1 Wesl Indies belie I
32 Crest
33 Ood a malh task
35 Tune
39 Scrap ol cloth 40 Type ol paper 42 Not flat
44 Play 9.roup 46 Hadn 1 been
53 Ringo's instrument
55 Bundle
56 ·oracuta•
author Stoker
57 Thanksgiving Day loods 59 -ola kind
60 Female sandpiper
11 t 13
Pua Pa ..
2 0 Dbl
PaN Pua
p... Pu1 Pa ..
Opening lead; Six of •
Light opening bids on sketchy
swltl can be a hauirdoua undertak·
ing. Lest you th.ink that th.is deba·
cle occurred among inexperienced
players, it was dealt in an inU!ma·
tional match between Italy and
Sw1lzerland some year& ago.
Had North-South stayed out of
the auction. West would probably
have declared game in no trump
and been defeated a trick unless
declarer ran the Len of spades to
West's jack, and \l{est reverted to a
low diamond, declarer trying the
Len from dummy, covered by East's
jack and forcing declarer's last
trump. The defense scored the last
three tricks with two high'spades
and the k.ing or diamonds to pick up
500 poinl..8 on the deal.
Learn to be a better bridge
p layer! Subacribe now to the
Goren Bridge Letter b)" calling
(800) 788·1226 for information.
Or write to: Goren .Bridge Let-
ter, P.O. Bos-'4410, Chicago, UL
60680.
COMPUTERS 6018 GARAGE SALES liiBiiUiiICiiI<iiiiiiiiiiiiiii90ii3iiS
8~~~&'b~~~~:!~P •••••••• '85 RIVIERA
550C. Ink Jot printer, ---------Great condl $2200.
orig. t>oxes/maunals, COSTA MESA 6124 * 714·545·3830 *
mod om & extras S 750 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
obo. 714·675·9408 Eat•t• S ale Tools. •·CAD--I-LLA--C--9-0_4_0
WANTED
TO BUY
furniture, bod room 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sot. ottlce/kllchen/golf 1•
& shop stuff. ~an. 9, 1 O
9·5. 3089 Fernheath Ln.
'78 SEVILLE D YES, SELL MY CAR
58
62
5
6019 Xlnt Condillonl
$2200. 714-854-7425
ord Coins Gold snvor ••••••••• __ o_r __ ca_1_1 _1_1_4_·4_5_5_·3_1_1_0.
Franklin Mint, Storllng TRANSPORTATION '80 Barrltz l·Owner Old watches & jewelry 75,760 miles. Full
Weslcoast Coln 642·9448 power. $2500 OBO
BUILDING
MATERIALS
CAMPERS, RV'S,
6030 TRAILERS 8014 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Steel Bldg. Dealer-
ship avail. In select
714·723·1504
*'87 Sevlll•• loaded, loather
Interior, $4000
(714) 644·1254
FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE COLLECTIBLES ~~~onnt~~fa~~ B~~o~f~~
l;I C•mlno Stockland campor shelf S250
obo (714) 642· 1730
Name
'93 SEVILLE Loather. Loaded!
5 1nil·lk nv. $22,500.
Pis call 71<1·631·7370
MISC. 6015 6017 Industry. Call Mr. Clay ·-------Couch & love seat iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·303·7 59·3 200 l---------
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
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Good co11d1t1on. s1 50 •--------AUTOMOBILES CHEVROLET 9045 obo . Call 64 5·069<1 . V' BABY DUO'S "J SPORTING ••••••••• Resale Baby Items BEAlllE BABl"S Elegant Designer 15% Off w/ad t~ C GOODS Oonong T<.1blo with 6 MC/Vlsa!Ck·Fwy close Bell Tower Florists &
1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AC URA c:ha11s to match this * 714•631• 7383* Gifts. lg selection I
grand whllo lacquer *714-768·6788• Don't Rent Skis! 9010
'93 Corvette Like new
Whito/rod, chrome
whoels, llher interior,
vory lo ml. S25.000
(714) 553·1900
Yeat ___ Malle ___ ,_...;..-Mooe! ____ _
1;1010 w'gray and pink FIREWOOD X'lnl wood ========= For sale ... Skis, bind·
llke ma rble linosh Sl35 cord. delivered *Diana Porcelain Doll lngs, boots. polos S99
S2200 (7t<l) 760·6837 10 your driveway. & blue dress, os seen per pkg. Alf sizes
'91 lntegra 5spd. AJC. 0 6 c.....,.. 0 -S..•1 0 s.... Roal Pfoee 011• o--or-~ ___ _ pw, ps, cc, am-Im r-------o -r... o -w-o--.c-.
l 11<e New Couch Whlle Loads as low ae $45 on cover of TV guide avf. 120cm-205cm. cass, snrf. tint glass
custom wls. Sl0,000 obo. 640·0420 ex1217
a check today! O•s-o-s.-"'ll O~roo
711. paid S700 sacrillce (714)85:l·B827 $500 firm. (714t 515·9022 O s-0AM'FMS:..O ow...-
S250 714-675·6126 --..,...,..-=-,,......-=-_,,,,..,,..,..,...,..,..,,,. 714·252·8004 ext. 17 Get In Shape for the Run for a week! If
your car does not
sell, we'll run it for
another week FREE!
All for just $10-.
0 N C<>ndo•-0 C-.-Con<"" 0 Atq ...,._ o~-oc-.. oeu. ...... r-· "$10for4 "'-· s 1 l9Ch edd1tt0nal line WOLFF TANNING New Year! Brand new---------Trundle Bed Whllo BEDS. Tan at home. CLASSIFIED O F .. _ 0 Vw¥Aoo< O~llK•W-
hi 0 I t al I • h Health Walker. Orig BMW wroug " n, x n m . Buy Direct and Sa11ol t s t e resource you tre sses. w/comlortor Comm ore I a I/Homo can count on to sell a pd over $200, will sell iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
sot. 5450 759·6151 units from s199.00. myriad of merchan· $125. (714) 644·1202
9030
'77 Monte Carlo
looks & Runs Great
Now power brakes.
AM/FM Cass. $1000, MUST SELL IMMED
LEAVING COUNTRY!
Mall to: Oaoty P.lot 330 W Bay St Cotto Mesa. CA 92627 • li'ttofte: (714) 642 5678 •Pu: {7U) 631 6!>!M
'79 BMW 3201 Great
condition/body /paint I Stereo/cass., sunroof,
blk loather Interior.
Needs some work. s 1200 obo 642·3228
---------~ Classlfled Low monthly pay-dlse Items, because Thinking of having a
Tho most comprohen-menls. Froe color our columns compel garage sale? l~ slvo and currant diroc· catalog. Call today qualified buyers to Give us a calll 7 tory ot goods and ser· 1·800·84 2·1310 call! c.LA42~S5!,.F718ED vices around' _____ c_A_L_·_s_c_A_N ___ e_4_2_·_5_6_7_8 __ , ___ .. ___ .. __ _ 714·5 56·8000
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
CERAMIC
TILES
CONCRETE &
3528 MASONRY
FENCES
3557 & DECRS
HAULING 3720 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 ROOFING 3910
3 61 5 iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARB 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
JUNK TO THE DUMP liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Spllt Second Moving Robert Isbell Co. Prec ise Plumbing BALBOA ROOFING CO
Leakv Showers Rep'd
Aegrouhng & lnstnlf'n
L670130 Doan ol Tllo
673-8065 or 846·8526
h D M (714 968 1882' ' TREES ' Prof Moverst 24Hr Srv 10% Oii thru Holldaysl Repairs & Remodels Quality Work Guarnt'd Jo n oran asonrv *Wood Fenc•• * · · ' 70ay/Sr Olsc/Tlt78452 lnVExt•Small Jobs OK Free Estimates Rerool/Repalr Free Eat Brlck•Slono•Block Replace/Repair l'ow $ AVAILABLE TODAY 32 23 L 887398 969 090 LI /I 831 5081 lg/Sm Jbs•Repalrs ok Free hauling/est. Llc'd 988·1 BB2 T~. Lawns, 4 •91 /P·34B·5850 L1494350 046·3008 ' ·1 c n• •
ADDITIONS
REMODELING
Free Est. & Advice Advantage Cons! 1174-5301 ~.761-3476 SOO MOVERS 714·580.9626·Pager Expert Drain Cleanlng CAL PACIFIC ROOFING
L,687191 831·3832 ---------local 7 days a week & Plumblng Repairs Com/Res. Hot mop & 3410
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I CLEANING
Qualltv Remodeling SERVICES •Also Home Repairs
St•mb•ugh Builders HEALTH BEAUTY •OREEN MASTERS tne'd/Uc. Cal·T 189012 ---------1 20yrs e~p. All work guar shlngles. Re-rool/1epalr SAVES Mason For Hire Custom Decks & Fencing ' Cln·up/Tree trim-Removal 396.0763 or 515·3850 PET Steve 545·8298 l#721255 18yrs Exp.
3548
25Yrs Exp • Free Esll Hand Rails-Any Style & FITNESS 3740 714·841 ·5512 SERVICES 3870 FrMnt 1·800-846·1950
Roger Gardens·loc ref L707328 714-431·8822 •---------"'NMiwwuiifiiftliW~I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•Reasonably Pncod •Local Co B 11636318
•Stephenson Assoc.
Call 714·644·5465
Spec:BBO/H20 DHlgn Lou Torres Landscape 11
Mr. Phillips 848-21871---------*REFLEXOLOGY• Harbor Area 20Yrs.
A TOUCH OF CLASS Cleaning. Res/Comm 1---------
Uc/Bonded Free Est. CONTRACTORS
FLOOR INSTALL
REPAIRS 3620
Teresa 282·7143 GENERAL 3558 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Pet Sitter/Dog Walker
Daify/Overnt9ht v11111.
Refs avl. Lie d/Bonded
Denise 714·935·8870
CABINETS 3490 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sal•••Svc•lnatall Hordwd/Vinyt/Ceramlc
PERGO/CarpeVFree HI. L708279 988·9590
Intense Therapeutic Wkly malnVNew install
Foot Massage for trrlg work/Tree trim
preventive medicine. Cull rallsl 548·4383
Maintain balance of PROWSE LANDSCAPE
Mind/Body. Free consult. & MAINT Drain fines
C•ndace J, Ow•n• Ralngullers. Prompt & PLASTER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Llcen sod· Bonded s 1 o.oo per hour.
714-54B·0308
LEWIS Conatructlon "CJ" 71 .... 5" ••oo Reas. Emergency Svc.1---------------1 REPAIR 3880 Remodol•Handyman ...... .,.. .. .., 650·0605 •2t7·7883·Pg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Advanced Woodsyst1ms
·Custom Cablnotry-
Kllchen • Bath • Doors
Moldlngs · Mantels
L69t650 714·998·8970
LN704773 Local Ros. •714-557·5925• ---------YARD Clean·up, Tree--------
•Bright Houaecleanlng HANDY MAN 3710 IMPROVEMENTS Trim/Hedges/Removal MUSIC
European Prolesslonals 1---------HOME 3756 Palm Tr0e2H & Hauling LESSONS 3835
Best 1n 1ownl Reis Derek DRYWALL liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 880·85 Pg-748-5375 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
& Grace 714·857·2847 SERVICE 3584 •P•lnt/C•rpent{V•
Plaster/Stucco Patch ·Serving So Ca 25yrs·
Llclll328884 24Hrs
714.554. 7831
RE.5. M HR. COMM.
I f Ull SlRVICf PlUMBING (0,
CABINETS
REFINISUING 3500
•HOUSECLEANING• liiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Drm~I: s~g, oo:tet
Good rele•Own trans vSMA1.L JOB EXPERT O•ry 045·S27'7 Tl ME
LIMOUSINE
SERVICES 3814
The Mualo Ao•demr
Private lnslrumental -P-LU-M-Bl_N_G--3-8-9-0
1 714-72~9998
Instruction & music --------
ct .. 1H. CM 966-0454 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ---------20Yrs Exp. Pis Call D 11/PI t R I Any11me 241·0531 ?w~ ..;' ~r /T lpla r ANY & ALL REPAIRS " ang ng, •P ng u ure Hot Water Heaters C•blnetry Refinish, Comm/Res 551·5573 paint, reface. Custom Garbage Olsposals
work. Free aellm11tes. COMPUTERS 3556 Witthoeft Dryw•ll Faucelts/Celllng Fans
845-4907 Pgr 218-6791 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. iiiiii AU Phases• Sm/l.G Jobs Secu1lty Ughts{Telephn Clean! Claanl CIHnl Scott 714-831·2025
TO IMPROVE . Big Ron'• Llmoualn•1---------F*'t Frl1ndly Service PAINTING 3858
w I A Personal Touch 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 800·760.928'7 24Hrel• RAINBOW Circle Malnt.
THE LOCAL PLUMBER
•S JamH E. Bangert CO.•
Free El11matH
Frlendly Servlce•tnaureo l.1532981 975.9304
---------1 MACMEDIC • Car'lt for
CARPENTRY 3510 Macln101h Computers
20Yre Exp/Fair S/frH EaJ •---------l1400030 714-83!J.1447 HANDYMAN ERIK
City olllcfals are
gearing up for El Nino, a weathef
phenomenon that
hH began to bring a
repeat or the storms
that battered the
atH In the 1980'a.
It'• time to get prepared now for
th• Vear Ahead ...
CALL YOUR LOCAL IBRVICES
3834 Painttng-lnl/Eil Hou11/Ap1
Quality )Ob. FrH Ht.1------------.-...-.1
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l#589897 830-8888
MOVING
A to Z HANDYMAN
in your hme/olc. low/ l---------
hourly ~t• e73.e919 ELECTRICAL l&lO
We Do It Altl Fences/
Decka/Ooora/Palnllng
Terml\e work IS0-3315 ·---------INSTALUYIEFACE CA81NETS ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home Repalr/Remoct•I
Kitchens. bath•. doora, CONCRETE & Sm•ll Job l!XPllRT Costa MHa/Newport
windows Doug 54&-7258 MASONRY 3557 Dunun l!lectrl.c 25 Y••r• l!Jrp.
PUBLIC NOTICE CHUNG'S PAINTING
The Ca11f. Publlc Utlll· 23Vra Exp-On Prlcet
11H Commission RE· Ouar WOfk·Free Est
TODAYI CA .. PENTRY•Wlndowa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lo<:al/Oulck RHponse Jim 831·2400 Doors • Wood Fences 1..,.....L_, __ 2_758.,.....7_.0_,_0_5 ... 0_·_7_o_4_2 •--H-O_M_l!_S_E_R_V_IC_E_S_ ------------'
PET PftOO,.NO Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie PaTERKIN Bleolrlo Anything & Everything
QUIRES 1hat all UHd Uc:#375602 538·1634
household good• lk•'• Cu11om Painting
movers print their P1of, Clean, Quality P .U.C. Cal T number; work. lnVf!xt 6 O~ka.
II mos and · chauffeurs L#7034H 831-4810
prlnl their T,C.P. num· Peter• Palnllne Li'2e1!58 t • Call Bob Cone, Pallo, Driveway Prompt & Low RalHI FrH Estimate. Ref's. J-E-11-,,u-n-y---
3
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7
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Exp. Terry 85'7·7594 L4111t7 800.74S.-1141 1"p"'"f,....u_m_b,...l,..n-9-• .,.1 .... 190-t"'"r .... lc-a""I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ber In all advent•• menta. 11 you tiave • 20 Veare 1!11perlen~e FrM EetlmatH queatlon •bout the le-Interior• and E1e1erlora gallly of a mover, limo Aeferr·•.· aa.4-0a 1 a
CRRAMIC
mES
All brick, block, atone i AVE SSS Huntington Carpentry, Dryw•fl
All pallot, fll'eplacea, N e w p o r I l!I e a o h Paint Fenc .. & Other
BBO'a, repalra. 25yra Elec:trtc. I 1to II alll Home lmprowrnenta
eicper. Jay e•7.a0'11 Ll73e593. 8e3·24t9. Tedd 72a·C>1ee
W1lllam Harold J eweler or chaulleur. call: ------------11 W•tch/Je~ry Aepelr Publlo UlllitlH Buy II. s.11 II. FlnO II.
Antique• Fine J._elry Commleslon Cl•..m.41. ~!Mftidl 87~~8• 714·5N-4111 ·---------~~-
ORCO
PLUMBING
• 8
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TUTORING 3929
PATIENT TUTOR
• Math (Arllhmetlc
thru Calculus)
• Stellsllcs • Chemistry
• Physics • Term Papen
• Reading • Test Prep (C BEST. ORE, SAT)
Sludy Skills. frH Info
Jim Madia S47·MATH
WALL
COVERINGS 393~
Th• Stripper Specializi ng I~
Wallpaper Removar Ui889241 983·5031"
We G•I• should hang
together. Strip, ln•tan.
advice 10 the crazy.
L173!5117CI 031·2111
WINDOWS
eUNIQUle
WINDOW FAIHtONI
• Vertlc•I • Mini • w .. dbllnd• • lhuttera • Dra,.ry
Ru/Comm•l'ree Eat
1 ·800·a.cMS•••
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