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Home My WebLink About1998-01-16 - Orange Coast Pilot.. rving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 • Coro11a del Mar students and teachers say rodent infestation at school is enough to make skin crawl. The pitter patter of their tiny feet have caused qwte a disrup- tion in some classrooms where orte unnamed student said there Said 15-year-old Sha.ma Lem- merman, "It makes me feel grossed out. I think they should have it under control. They spend money to put palm trees in our school and they can't toke cdre of some rats." By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Every five or seven years there seems to be a rat infestation at Corona del Mar High, school officials said. Well, they're back. Rodents, some 10 inches long and longer, are reportedly scurry- ing aero~ classroom floors dur-were rat feces and urine falling ing lectures, running around sus-from the ceilings. pended ceilings and eating any-"I saw one in my marine biol- thing in sight, school officials say. ogy class this morning," said 15- "They even ate the freeze-year-old student Laur~n Johns. dried frogs we use for dissection " "He kind of ~rud, 'Hello,' and . . · crawled back into a cupboard. I ~aid b~ology teacher Paul Seno. was grossed out. It's weird hav- They v-~ eaten some of our I ing a· rat run through your class stuffed birds and even an eraser when you're learning about •from off a teacher's board." ocean tides." . Serio said he walked into his classroom once and found rat hairs, urine and piles ol feces on his desk. "My biggest concern 1s the home economics room," Seno said. "They could be ledving droppings where the students are· Charlie Remy· has been a patron of Tony's Bar for the last 25 years and doesn't feel smokers have gotten a fair shake. Owner of local watering hole says he won't stop his customers from lighting up. BY TIM GRENDA PHOTO BY MARC MARTIN COSTA MESA -There's a new no-smoking law in all Cali- fornia bars, but you sure would- n't know it from walking into Tony's Place. On any given day, seated around the bar of the tiny, dark watering hole tucked in a strip mall at the comer of Bay Street and Newport Boulevard, a small army of loyal customers hold an ; N 0 F \ AROUND TOWN •••.••• 5 QASSIFIED ....... , ... 11 DATEBOOK .••...•••••• l POLICE flLES ........... 2 fll*JC NOTICES ••••••• 10 unWcely vigil. Just about every one of them is lighting up, and that's just the way owner Tony Valenti's cus- tomers like it. "I'm going to smoke any- where l want to," said Costa Mesa resident Charlie Reilly. "To beJ.1 with them.• Valenti, a former Newport Beach police officer who has owned the local bar for 16 years but is in the process of selling it to a new owner, said he and dozens of other local bar owners are frustrated by the new law that went into effect Jan. 1. According to the law, it is illegal to smoke inside any bar or tavern with only a few exceptions -most notably for owner-operated bars with less than five employees. · The law allows customers to puff away on an outside patib area, but that's an expensive proposition, even for bar owners who have the adjacent land to build on to thetr bars. "Tb.is law, it's killing my busi- ness," said Valenti, 71, who esti- mated his business has dropped 30% in the two weeks since the law took effect. Reilly, who works m property management and said he has been coming to Tony's to wet his whistle for more than 25 years, said plain and simple, the new law stinks. "It's not fair that we're dictat- ed to," Reilly said. "It should have been put to a vote." While most bar owners have • SEE SMOKE PAGE 7 . Centennial Falm piglets kill~ in early-morning fire • Mother escaped the blaze, which caused ~ estimated $2,500 damage. By 11m Grendl, o.ly Piiot' preparing food." Most of the rats have been spotted in build.in~ 300, which 1s where the schools science dnd home economics classes are held The school cafetena is also in the same building. Although the infestation was school Wlde dt the beginning of the school yeM, trapping has effectively llirutecl the rats to bwldlng 300. •It's going to take something more aggressive than puttlng d • SEE RATS PAGE 7 "He kind of said, . 'Hella,' and crawled back into a cupboard. I was grossed out... " · -LAUREN JOHNS El TOro proponents unleash plans for media campaign • Citizens for Jobs & the Economy plan to mail out 500,000 fliers in support of an airport at Marine base. Bruce Nestandt• '>dtd ro!>t $100,000, emphdSI/(• thP two bcil- lot measures in which votPI" favored airport pldn..., dnd mt-n- non the luruted dPntdnd di John \Vayne Al.rport They claim dn dHIJurt would By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pi/or boost the economy drHI 111c rvo-.1· property values dnd ~d} dn dll - ANAHEIM -C1tizens for port wouldn't rum .,urround111q Jobs & the Economy launched its neighborhoods d'> LA\. did Tht> pro-El Toro airport media cam-vers1on of the mdtlN that \.'.'111 qo paign at a Thursday press confer-to South Count\ voters countc•1-. ence, joining the battle of public ·anti-airport scdr<~ tdcllcs" h) mformation efforts advancing pointing out dn 18,000-dcn· from both sides of the tense butler zone surrounding tht· debate. bdse The Costa Mesa-based non-"The purpose 1s obnousl) to profit group, headed by Newport restate the case lor El Toro dnd Beach businessman George j counter the nusmJormallon ;1rcu- Argyros, unveUed its new mectia lated by dtrpOrt opponent~ o.;a1d . campaign at an event thairi> Nesta~d;. a former count) supN- mcluded heavy-hitters such as V1sor Its unportdnt I i mamtam Rep. Dana Rohrabacher commurucatJon with ou1 support The centerpiece of the effort. I bas~ It s pubhc m.!onndllon - 500,000 full-color mailers touting thot s why we exi..,t the benefits of makmg an airport But auport opponent Ldrr} of the closing Manne base The Agrdn would hdrdl) cdU U1P leaflets, which group president • SEE EL TORO PAGE 7 Petros a-Waiting word on fair _board post • Outgoing Costa Mesa C hamber of Commerce president would be the first resident of this town in 17 years to sit on board. By Tim Grend.a, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -In a move some hope would usher in more neighborly relations between the city and the Orange County Fair- grounds, outgoing Chamber of Commerce President Tony Petros is reportedly dose to becoming only the second Costa Mesa res- ident ever to be appomted to the fair board. · I The board, a nine-member panel of duecto1 ... <ippomted to unpd1d four-yedf term" b)-Gov Pete Wtlson. sr t.., pohC') for the fairgrounds, whKh is stdte prop- erty locdted within the Costa Mesd city l.uruts On Thursddy the tetms of two current latr board rnf'mbe~ - Enuly Sanford and Rand\ Smith -expired Both Smith and San ford hdve asked th<' go\emo1 to be reappomted And since thl• board has oper- ated one belo\' capac1ty s\llce last May, when Ne"" port Beach resident Mdnan LaFollette resigned, there dre now thrPc> seats to be tilled Wtlson is expected to mdke his appointments anv day no\,, • SEE PETROS PAGE 7 2 check it out Smart strategi,es for growing your assets . I n 1983, 16 women with an average age of 63 banded together to "learn and earn.• Now ranked among the nation's top ten investment groups, the Beardstown Ladies' Investment Club has advice aplenty for investors Fmd it and other wis- dom for groWing your assets in resources at Newport libraries. Written for inexperi- enced investors 1.1.ke they once were, HThe Beardstown Ladles' Com- mon-Sense investment Gwde" reVlews how to devise a finance plan, organize an investment club and research solid growth companies. The laclies' strategies for out- smarting the stock market, deliv- ered m folksy style and pep- pered wtth personal anecdotes, combine down-home wisdom Wlth senous homework. More of their homespun acu- men is in "The Beardstown Ladies' Stitch-in-Tune Guide to Growmg · Your Nest J:gg," an easy-to-read finanaaJ planrung guide Their newest tome, "The Bedrd- stown LaclJes' Guide lo Smart Spending for Big Savings," ferrets out ways to econorruze on everything from baby cnbs to cemetery plots, revealmg how to shop smart for housmg, cars, msurance, major appl.Jances and other big-ticket jtems. • Inspired by the ladies' media $uccess, other authors provide pivestment dllb formulas in an array of guides. The best include ~lnvestment Clubs: A Team . ~"pproach to the Stock Markel," p nuts-and-bolts manual for !Daking money Wlth partners. and "Starting and Running a Profitable Investment Club,• offering advice from officers of the National Association of Investment Clubs. Written especially for women, "The Money Club" takes a broader approach to financial decision making. In addition to suggestions for organizing an investment club, this asset man- agetJ\ent guide explores insur- ance, retirement and estate plan- ning, as well as the monetary complications ot cohabitatioO. divorce and remarriage. Whether you're making hscal decisions with others or alone, you'll need to do some studying. Get up to speed with stock and bond funds with "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Making Money With Mutual Funds," "Mutual Funds for Dwrunies" or HThe Neatest Little Guide to Mutual Fund Investing," all fine resources for learn- ing how to build wealth, share by share. Further demystify the market with "Kiss Your Stockbroker Goodbye," which offers a direc- tory of financial products and services and a system for inde- pendent inveslli,)g. Tap into glob- al markets on the Internet with H Investing Online," a guide to using investment resources in cyberspace. Find other tools for novice and experienced investors in "invest- ment Information Services," available at all Newport Beach public libraries. In this cmnually updated bibliography, learn how such venerable resources as "Value Line Investment Survey" and "Moody's Manuals" can help you aim to better the Beard- stown Ladies' 23.4 percent return, by making inf onned investments. • OfECJC rT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by June Pilsitz. • • ~· & • r briefly • OCC presents tribute · to Irving Berlin The Great Ame.dean Music Company presents a tribute to Irving Berlin on Sunday at 4' ' p .m. at Orange Coast College's • ·Robert B. Moore Theatre. ~ • Berlin wrote the first Ameri· , 'Call pop song, •Alexander's t Ragtime Band• Gnd wrote the t .'first song ever to be used in f 4ilm, "Blue Skies,• performed ~'.by Al Jolson in "The Jazz ~inger.• : • The Great American Music 'J:ompany, directed. by Jack I frather, features ~ Cheryl :.&mes and Dewey E.mey, :bassist Luther Hughes, pianist : Dick Shreve and drimuner Jim- • my Porcl. Jozz radio station • :J(LON deejay Ken Botges will : 1181Tate the program. ., Rolerved tickets are S15 for ttia:public and $12 for OCC .. tudentl, seniors and children .12 and under. Tickets at the '.door are $18. Call 432-5880 for 7more infonnation. . New exhibit tunnels into museum The Orange County Museum of Art presents David Bunn's installAtion work •eurvature (Some Projections)" Saturday through June?. The installa- tion, from the museum's penna· nent collection. examines the complexities of language and representation. The tunnel·like space of the work 1s based on the suneallst room at Peggy Guggenheim's Art of This Century Gallery in New York City. I.Q6 Angeles resident Bwm's concave cbamber explores the in.any layered aspects of map- ping, and walking through the chamber feels like entering a ~strategic map. The museum is at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport •ch. Gallesy hmm are 11 e.m. to S p.m. Tuesday through Sun- day. Admission is SS for adults, S3 for senlon and students and cbildren under 16. C411759- 1122 (or more information . .. \. datebook a ti on for the sick at heart r----.. --------·--------... -----.---....... ---.. --------.--·--------., tralia. a'bout a group of files .. Y. ' • I who hang out at a bar, drink By LesJle SlmmMs. Dai/'y Pilot G et ready tor 90 minutes of bad taste and bathroom. humor at the eighth annual Spike and Mike Sick and '.I\visted Festival of Animation beginning today through Feb. 26. • • • I f '--• , the spill4ge o ~. get +WHAn $pike and : drunk and play •chicken• Mlke'a Pestival of Ani-with the fly-zapper1 and matian "Devil Went Down to Geor-+ WHDE: Edwards gia," a ctaymation short Ha1bor 'l'Wln, 2300 Henson described as "silly Harbor Blvd, Costa but Teally incredible" with MM& • dancing chickens and music +•a Sick and from Les Claypool of Primus. 1'Wile8d: fD4aTI and •Barflies• and "Devil The festival, being shown at the Edwards Harbor 1Win in Costa Mesa, features the best in demented animation including the big screen premiere of South Park's "The Spirit of Christmas." Satuidays, 9':30 p.m. Went Down to Georgia• are l and~ Sundays featured in both the Sick l through 1bw1days at and 'IWisted Festival and : 9:30 p.m. Original: ~t· Tue Original Festival of Ani- ' wdays and SUndays at mation. "This is the short that a big wig from Pox askea ,(Matt Stone and They Parker) to make as a Christmas card greeting," said Sara Henson, production coordi- nator for Mellow Ma.nor Produc- tions, the company that produces the festival. "He sent it out to several hundred people and : 4:30 and 1 p.m.: The Original Festival is for l The Spike and MIU Sldt and -..;.A--..a PMU-week.Bys at 1 p.m. all ages and features several : .a .... _ + HOW MUCH: SJ former Oscar nominees and : val of Anlmat1011 ~ today at the cash only at the box winners including the Wal- : Edwards HubOr 1WtD.. Matt Stone ad 'Ikey office or in advance lace and Gromit short "A , Parker oder the short •splrlt of Chrlstmal" through 11cketMaster Close Shave• and "Mons the : fiom the popular South Park cartoon. +PHONE: 631-3501 Cat,• a German cartoon : about a gluttonous cat that then they made copies and sent to a hundred people and so on. L------------------------------------------·-----------------' consumes the world. Park fans can see the short -unless they Tickets are sold up to an hour·before "George Clooney was a big proponent of that," she continued . "He had his secretary . make copies of it and s~nd it out to friends." know somebody with a copy of the original showtimes or can be purchased through video. Tic.ketMaster: Besides South Park's "The Spirit of Christ-For more information about Spike and mas/ crowd pleasers include Mike, visit their website at http://www.spike-But the Sick and 'IWisted Film Festival. for ages 18 and over, is the only place South " Barllies," a claymation short from Aus-and.mike.com . SHAPING UP IN THE NEW YEAR From spinning to boxing, personal trainer reveals the newest alternatives to gym wQrkouts By Leslie Simmons, Daily Pilot F or many, the season of giv- ing and overindulgence not only included accwnu- lating unwanted gifts, like toe- nail clippers or Aunt Mary's bard-as-a·rock fruit cake, but also fat. · To help ease the trauma of losing pounds and getting back into shape, certified personal trainer Cindie DeMello of Posi- tive ·Results, a personal training facility in Newport Beach, lent her expertise for this guide to some new ways of working out. SPINNING The rage, according to DeMello, is spinniI\g classes, which consist of a stationary bike operating at & fixed rate and a weighted fly wheel rang- ing from 35 to 45 pounds. But DeMello warns that peo-_ ple should be careful choosing a spinning class and may want to consider these factors when looking for a good class to join: •Is the instructor certified in ' aerobic training or do they have a spinning certificate? "Many classes are led by professional cyclists," she said. "They may be able to give tip:; but they don't necessarily know how to check the heart rate or know which muscles to work. •Of course the best of both worlds would be to have an instructor who is both a cyclist and aerobic trainer." • U the class is mixed, does the instructor demonstrate the exercises for both the beginner and advanced participants? • Does the instructor get off their bike, walk around the class and make sure each per- son is exercising and getting the most out of their workout? DeMello said Shape Up Newport has the best spinning classes in the area with trained professionals teaching each class. BOXJNGJKICKBOXING Another rising trend in car- dio workouts l.s boxing or kick- bo:xing and DeMello said their popularity is on the rise. KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY PllOT Irvine resident Lisa Hudson hits the bag during a boxing class recently at LA. Boxing tn Costa Mesa. Boxing is one of the new ways people are getting ln shape after the holidays. Although many gyms offer cardio boxing classes, in order to learn proper form, DeMello suggests looking into facilities like L.A. Boxing in Costa Mesa. L.A. Boxing assistant manag- er Ben Fapso said at least 65% of their clientele are women and they offer classes ranging from beginning to advanced. HWe specialize in boxing,· Fapso said. "U you needed brain surgery you'd go to a neurosurgeon not a pediatrician right? Well, boxing is the same way." "The p,eople who come here are looking for something that's exciting. fast-paced and will give them results,• added man- ager Daryle Wa:re. CLIMBING · Another off-beat way to work muscles is climbing -not on machines but on actual walls fonned to look like moun- tainsides. Rockreation Sport Club Cen- ter in Costa Mesa is the only club in the area that offers this unique workout. With 10,000-square-feet of climbing wall, the club also fea- tures a weight room, stretch room, yoga and stretch clinics. Introductory classes are $37 and, according to instructor Jase Gilbert, they are the best way to learn about climbing. "It's pretty addicting,• Gilbert said. "Most people try it and it's either definitely for them or (not}.• Aside from being something fun and different, DeMello said the fervent workout helps build strength and endurance. HOME WOJlKOUI'S For many people, working out at home is more comfort· able and easier than going to a gym -but it can be a heavy investment. "Buying a universal gym can be costly," she said. "You can get a bench and free weights for less and get the same results." She suggests home gym users consult a personal trainer and invest in at least one start- up session before using the equipment. Besides DeMello's business, Positive Results, which otters one-on-one personal training for men and women at the Newport Beach studio or in- home. she also recommends Body Design -The Women's Athletic Center. "Body Design is the only other personal training facility I'd recommend," sbe said. "The trainers are well-educat- ed and they have good equip- ment." - 8EAD£85 HOnJNf Mell, CA 92626. Copyrlgtlt: No JI .. ' . . •'t~.~ ~~-~·~~-'!91~ 642-6086 news st~ lllustr~ edt\o- Record your comments about rllll matter or ~bemen'5 the Dally Pilot 0< news tips. herein e1n be reproduced wfth.. out written pemWsJon of copy- VOL 92. NO. 14 APDRl5.5 right own«. OUr ilddrets Is 330 w. Bay St., HOW TO 8EAOt us . Costa Ma., C.lllf. 92627. .. ntOMAS H. 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But a eckles and the Jet- ty f'nlY benefit more · from that 290- degtw tnerJW. sun- dly, look to; • tflght lnaHte .. the dlttc· tlof'I shifts to • mote ~chctton. And thin, Mot1dlJ • tWlfl from~ due WWt ~ lmprOW9 <ondttloril conildlr- ldy . • South eo.t Drtve: A would--be thief damaged the steering column of a caf In the 900 blodc • • ~ COMt Drhe: A CD player and other property worth $534 was stolen from a car In the 900 block. • HwtMw IOlllll'llarcl.: Steteos worth $100 were stoten from a car In the 2100 btock. _.._) • N•-•ort 9oulenrd; An 11-peck of beet WM stol*' from • convenience store In the 2300 block. • ..... OllTMACM •....., Str..e: $174 <Ai.sh w• ~ fl"Om"a bUsiness In the0100 btodt. • M ,.,_A rtW1 NCeMd ~phone calli et hk hofM In the 400 block. • Maaa,ort 1011•1 ...t A o.llular phorie WCwth UOO w la« °' ...., "°"' the 2200 bk>dc . • ... c..t , ...... ,. "°P*1V Wo'1h SM wa ...,_from a hoMf room It'\ the tlOO bkd. f. Newport 8nch.IC.osta Mesa Daily Piloc Flu season sure has its ups and downs A m I the last person on earth who hasn't had ill The flu, that is. I'm sure I'm not, but it'S getting to be a very small club. Flu season is as reliable as the winter solstice, but this year seems to be the bell ringer. Doctors' offices, labs and hos- pitals are bursting at the seams with flu patients and the tales of those who have been there and back would make for a pretty thick Stephen King anthology. I did hear one flu saga that struck a nerve. That's •struck a nerve" as in when you get a little piece of foil from a Hershey's Kiss stuck between your teeth. It's a story about the flu, air- planes and wanting to die. Because I travel a lot, I relate well to stories about the terror of being stuck on an airplane when one or more physiological sys- tems are failing. The contagious protagonist, Paul Glaab, is the director of public affairs at the Transporta- tion Corridor (toll road) Agencies. A few weeks ago, he thought he was coming down with some- thing, but vowed he'd work 'through it. One fateful morning, he boarded a flight at John Wayne for a business meeting in Sacramento. Seats and tray tables in the upright position, wheels up, off we go. In the time it takes for the seat belt sign to go off. Paul realizes something is wrong. Only later would he find out that he does in Who's that there doing t' ai chi, it's you, it's you A workshop in t'ai chl ch'uan will be offered by the Orange Coast College's Community Edu- cation Office. T'ai Chi is an ancient exercise art that combines techniques of meditation an motion. The eight-week workshop can accommodate all levels from beginners to advanced students. Course instructor Valerie Prince peter buff a -. fact have the flu, plus a vir~ infection and, to ensure a perfect flight, is badly dehydrated. ' He starts to sink lower, then lower still in his seat -dizzy, nau5eous and puzzled by why it's getting dark on a 9:45 a.m. flight to Sacramento. The woman beside him progresses from an occasional furtive glance to a full-on stare. A deeply worried stare. ' "Aie you all right?" she asks -more out of concern for her outfit and briefcase than for Paul. He tries to answer but the best he can do is "frommpt." Worried but not alarmed, Paul assumes he's just a little pale and dry- mouthed. He holds on to that assumption until the flight atten- dant shows up. She stops short at his seat, lets out a little gasp and says, "Oh wow -are you all right?• Now he's done with •worrted" and moving directly to •scared: • Within minutes, there is a small gaggle of Oight atten~ts standing in the ~le, whispering and pointing occasionally, as if they're interns doing rounds at county general and he's an indi- gent patient who wM adJnitted during the night with symptoms of typhoid. At this point, passen- gers around him are packing up paperwork, lap tops, magazines and heading for any open seats in the rear of the cabin. Paul can only make out a phrase or two from the ~edical,convention in the aisle, but it doesn't sound good. "Is it blow in their mouth and pound on their chest or pound first then blow in their mouthr "I forget." "Whatever." The flight attendants retire to the gal- ley in lockstep and continue their deliberations. At this point, Paul is slipping out of both his seat and\reality. The aisle seems a quarter mile long. A bright. soothing light fills the cabin. A restroom door opens and spirits of relatives who passed away years ago glide down the·aisle to his seat. "No, Paul. Go back,• they tell him. "It's not your time yet." He tries to say, "Oh, really? -Bet me ... " but just can't do it. After a number of visits from various flight attendants and a lot of nod- ding and gesturing, a deal is struck. The flight is scheduled for briefly in the news has been a practitioner of Kuang Ping style of t'ai chi for 19 years. The workshop meets Jan. 21 th.rough March 1 f , from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The registration fee is $55. Students can register at OCC's Community College Office, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The office is open Monday th.rough Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p .m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. Par- ticipants can register by phone using Visa or Mastercard. For more information, call 432-5880. Create mill, lath part programs through OCC Orange Coast College's Com- munity College Education Office is offering a workshop in the cre- ation of mill and lath part pro- grams using PC-based software/file management from 1 Windows '95. Titled "Vutual Gibbs Carn Sys- FINAL DAYS Sportswear for Contempora~ WOmen a 30-minute turnaround in Sacra- mento back to John Wayne. Paul, who is now wrapped in a blanket like a baby, will stay in his seat -well, half in his seat - and return to John Wayne. The airline will make arrangements for bis wife, Janice, to pick him up at the gate. Everything will be fine. Not to worry. But when th~ Sacramento-to- Orange County passengers board, an embarrassing situation becomes even more enjoyable. For years, Paul worked in Sacra- mento in various capacities, most recently as a deputy director of Caltrans. As a result, every fourth person who ooards the plane recognizes him, says a big hello, gasps, then wants to know exactly why he looks that way -wrapped tight in a blanket, I might add -and can they do anything? If he tnes really hard, he can blink his eyes once for •yes" and twice for "no." Always nice to see old friends, isn't it? The perfect end for the perfect trip. We've all been there at one time or another, but few of us can equal Paul's Excellent · Adventure. So when Ms. lnfluen- za comes rapping, tapping at your door, see the Doc, drink lots and lots of fluids and don't climb into anything higher than your bed It's just too risky. I gotta' go. • PETE" BUFFA is mayor of Costa Mesa. His column appears on Friday. E- mail him at Ptr840AOL.com . tern," the workshop meets Satur- day and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration is $149 per per- son or $129 for OCC students. Students can register at OCC's Community Education Office, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The office is open Monday th.rough Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. Participants may register by phone, using V1Sa or Mastercard. For information, call 432-5880. FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1998 Arrest made in connection with drug lab discovery • Russell Lea Renison, described as a local transient, and his girlfriend are taken into custody. • chemicals By christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot I were intend- ~ for drug COSTA MESA -Police manufactur- made two arrests Wednesday in ing, with connection with a cache of drug-I enough to making chemicals, dynamite and bring street booby traps that was found last profits of week in a Bristol Street storage $700,000. unit "The only Russell Lea Renison, 30, who reason you'd IS desaibed as a Costa Mesa-Russell Renison have this par- area transient, was taken into ticular c:ombi- custody in Huntington Beach nation is the after an.anonymous tipstei alert-manufacture ed police to his whereabouts, of metham- authot'1.ties said. phetamine, • Police found him loading fur-Lt. Smith niture and other property out of said. "We an apartment complex and don't know nabbed him as he drove away in what they a pickup truck around 3:30 p.m., were doing said Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron with the Smith. dy n amite. Aiound the same time, police Kari Knapp We believe it also arrested 1us ex-girlfriend, was stolen 26-year-old Kari Michelle from a construction site some- Knapp, after she came to the where m the Riverside area, but police station to undergo ques-we don't have anything further tiorung by investigators, Smith on .that yet.· said. I Renison rented the storage Both are being held on unit in September, when he was $500,000 bail on suspicion of pos-evicted for not paying his rent. sesstng a destructive device, pos-I and 1us goods went to a new session of chemicals for the man-I renter -who didn't know ex.act- ufacture of methamphetamine _, ly what he was acqwring-at an and possession of booby traps. auction in December, police said. Police, firefighters and bomb Police were able to he Knapp squad personnel responded to to the scene because her name Bristol Street Mini Storage near was on some of the .items, Srtlith Newport Boulevard on the morn-said. mg of Jan. 7 after the new renter U the dynamite had somehow of unit No. 377 reported finding exploded, the unleashed chlo- suspidous materials inside. nne gas would have posed a sen- Along with two sticks of com-ous danger to anyone nearby mercial-grade dynamite, seven "lb.i.s was a disaster Just waiting to 10 blasting caps, and unrigged to happen," Srruth said. military-style booby traps, police Renison is bemg held m Costa found football-sized bags of Mesa City Jail, with Knapp at white powder and metal cylm-county Jail Both are expected to ders containing chlonne gas. be arraigned today m Harbor Authorities concluded the Court FRIDAY. JANUARY 16, 1998 MARC ~I OAl.Y "'-OT Newport Beach ftre cDd ~ pull a woman from ber Cad11111e after a two-car Injury acddent 1bunday at Blaon Avenue and .Jamboree Road. Troubled intersection site .of tWo-car collision EASTBLUFF -The inter- section of Jamboree Road and Bison Avenue on Thursday afternoon logged it.s first acci- dent under new measures meant to reduce traffic now through nearby neighborhood streets. An 0..-year-old Irvine woman was turning left from northbound Jamboree onto Bison -a maneuver prohibit- ed by the new traffic measW"eS. Crews had already blocked the left-tum lane, but the driver, Marguerite Knox. used the next lane, police Sgt. John Desmond said. Her 1991 Cadillac collided with a 1998 Mercedes-Benz, which Dorothy Jean Moore of Chino Hills was driving south on Jamboree. Paramedics took both dri- vers to Hoag Hospital with cuts and minor injuries, po.lice said. Police are still investigating the accident, but they know the impact was enough to set off both ca.rs' air bags. Thursday marked the first day of a six-month trial pedoo during which traffic will no longer be able to cross Jam- . boree Road on Bison Avenue or tum left from Jamboree to Bison. The plan came after yea.rs of debate over how to stop increasing traffic flowing through Eastbluff -debate that intensified after neighbor- hood resident ll'acy Wofonsky was killed at the intersection. Oty offida1s in December approved the trial plan after meeting with Eastbluff resi- dents. •we're off to a rocky start.• said Michael Bigi. an Eastblu.ff 'n'a.ffic Committee member. ·we might ask tor some police support out here the next few days.• . Desmond said officers couldn't do mu'ch besides enforce the measures now in place. •nie signage is out there, the barricades were up," Desmond said. •tt•s one of those things people are going to have to get used to." City offid.als, though they didn't have exact statistics, said the much-scrutinized intersection doesn't necessarily have more than its share of accidents -crashes there are simply highlighted because of the site's history. "Every time there's one there, it just gets a lot of media attention," Desmond said. -Jennifer Armstrong :~---~~ Mattress Outlet Stor , . , ~ BRAND NEW· COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT I ~ : • Get the Best for Less! I ~ , , • , , ,. , , " " • ONE DAY ONLY CQMMUNICAIIONS/ CONFLICT RESOLUTION SAT, JAN 31, 1998 1CMrM. BALBOA BAY CLUB BECOME A MEDIATOR Mediattcm I@lnlns Communications Connlct Resolutions Negoclations Ethnic Diversities Gender Blas fHS-8, 1998 ContllHl«I Eduatlott OfkmJF<H Atty'l/M.,.c.c. z • d I 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block South of .-05 Fwy 545-7168 Select an "assisted living residence" that has: • Qualified, Expcric~d Caregivers • Clean Well-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervision • Quality Assurance ...-;iiiiiii!iii;;::;r;~~ It will be lights, camera, action for NeWport-Mesa school officials •MediaOne cable begins live cablec¥ts of Newport-Mesa school • board meetings By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilof' NEWPORT-lVIES~ -It might not be Tuesday's answer to "Sat- urday Night Llve, • but Costa Mesa residents can now watch Newport-Mesa school board meetings, live on television. With the Jlelp of MediaOne cable company, the Newport- Mesa school district started cablecasting school board meet- ings live on Channel 67 this week. The cablecasts are Jilnited to Costa Mesa tor now, but MediaOne officials are talking to Newport Beach cable compa· nies, Cox Communications and Comcast Cablevision, about cabling the live meetings mto Newport Beach homes as well •1t•s really tunny,• said board member Serene Stokes. •vou uted to have to worry about what you say'. Now you also have to worry about your hair and your makeup, and you have to make sure you're smiling." Stokes, whose son-in-law is an actor, said he gave her some valu- able on-screen makeup tips. "The most important thing is to powder your face because your tace shines tremendously," she said. • Prerecorded board meetings used to be cablecast on Channel 67 in Costa Mesa one to two days after the meetings. But MediaOne invested about $12,000 in the boardroom to be able to provide the live cable- casts. Board member Judy Franco said the live cablecasts will enable district constituents to view the mee1ings at home, and if they see an issue they want to comment on, they can drive over to the education, center before the meeting is over. •That's the main advantage I can see,• she said. The board allows for commuru- ty input at the beginning and end of all meetings. . Board member Wendy Leece said she hopes the live cablecasts will increase CQmmunity partia- pation in the meetings. •Even though it is intimidating .to be on live TV, I hope it wW attract people to get more involved in public schools to make them better,• she said. Board member Martha Fluor said she hopes Newport Beach cable companies will follow MediaOne's lead. •(MediaOne General Manag- er) Del Heintz has stepped up to the plate,• she said. "I hope the others will follow suit." ,.... ' briefly in the news Today's the deadline for film fest entries . Local filmmakers -today's the last day to enter your mas· terpieces in the 1998 Jiewport Beach International Film Festi- val. The festival's third run will feature more than 100 films from around the world. The event, scheduled for March 26-April 5, will include screenings of all types, from feature films to doc- umentaries to animation. For information call 851-6555. ~~.firw·'~•••c•· FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH 1 800 760-9267 AJDOllTS l.AXJ $90 00 each WflY or $ 160 00 round tnp ONTAlllOi Sarr,ie M Ob<:Ne SAN IMl901 $150 00 each wtrf °' $260 00 round trip LWA.1*/0.C-i $50.00 each WflY ll09IDi $75.00 four hour minimum plus 20% IMNNU/UUMCN1 $100.00 for three hcxxs Gfollllty included S30 ()() e«h oddlt!Onol hour Wl8DINU1 $250.00 for thru hcxxs. 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In-person registration runs Jan. 13 to 15. For spring registration infor- mation, phone 432-5072. CH.lLDREN·s SHOES SEMI-ANNUAL SALE UPTO 50% OFF GR£AT SWCTION Of l'llAJOR BRANDS ANO STYUS INCLUOCNG: • Strkk Rite • Jumplrig Jacks • Little 'Capezio • Airwallt • Ske,hers •Nike Sale starts on Frid~. January 16th. Fashion Island Newport Beach 644-2464 s 32411 Golden Lantern (Oc:cu Ruda Vllbp) 2rs:s771 What Do They Have in Common? 1998 Costa Mesa Man & Woman of the Year Jim Ferryman Marian Bergeson Past recipients of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Man & Woman of the Year Award. . 1998 Applications are now being accepted. Must meet following criteria: •Well known in the community •Live and/or woi1t In (Oita Mele • Services contributed to the community • Variety and merit of~ CnOt ~· • Demonstrate leadership in the com~ • Contributed to the betterment and growth of-~ • Involvement in various professional, civic and cha,.. ... ~llll•ll!IC• ( Newpon Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Piloc LONG TERM NURSING CARE The city of Newport Beach offers a free program titled Long Term Nursing Ca.re in the Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more infomultion, call 717-3801. MOTORCYCLE SWAP MEET . TODAY RESUME WRmNG OCC's Re-Entry Center offers a free 90-minute resume writing workshop Crom 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Re-Entry Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 43~-5162. BUSINESS NETWORK YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Orange County Young Republicans newsletter, internet, finance, fund raising and recruit- ing committees meet beginning at 11 a.m. at El Torito Grill, Fash- ion Island, Newport Beach. For more information, call 645-7333. SUNDAY COMPUTER SHOW . Consumer Business Network, Inc. meets at 7 a .m. at The Me2- zanine, 19800 MacArthur Blvd. Guest speaker Walt Storch will speak about small busmesses that get wiped out for lack of insur- ance. The cost is $15. For more information, call 5S0-4785. SATURDAY Super Show Productions, Inc. presents a computer show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Bllilding 14, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admis· sion is $5. For more information, call 838-5941. TUESDAY Need a new motorcycle helmetl Check out the motorcycle swap meet, 5 to 10 p.m. today at the Orange County Falr Grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. AdmWlou ls $5 for ..tulta. Children under 12 enter tree. For more Information, call 598-5122. . ... COMPUTER SHOW Super Show Productions, Inc. presents a computer show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Building 14 , Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesa. Admis- sion is $5. For more information, call 838-5941. RECORDER PLAYING It.earn how to play the recorder during a seven-week workshop offered by OCC's Community Education Office from 9 a.m. to noon through March 7 in Room 108, OCC's Music Bwlding, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Reg- istrallon is $45. For more tnforma- tion, call 432-5880. CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE Vmeyard Christian Fellowship presents a church rummage sale ·from 7 a.m. to noon at 102 E. Bak- er St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call 556-8463. DIVORCE WORKSHOP Maxine B. Cohen, marriage and family therapist offers a , workshop for men and women in the process of divorcing or recent· : ly divorced from 10 a.m. to 12:30 • p.m. at 180 Newport Center Dri- : ve, Suite 180A, Newport Beach. , For more information, call 759- • 0579 I WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP Women in Leadership presents U.S. Congresswoman Loretta Sancbe2, who will discuss Con- gressional attempts to restrict a woman's right of choice, at 11 :30 a.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $30 for members and $40 for non-members. For more information, call 644-0278. ATTtNTlON DERCJT DISORDER a.ASS Joan Andrews offers a class for those who suffer Attention Deficit Disorder titled Medication to li'eat ADD: Is It Necessary? from 7 to 9 p.m. at Coastline Counseling Cen- ter, 1200 Quail St, Suite 105, New- port Beach. The cost is $20. For more information, call 476-0991. YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Orange County Young Republicans social committee meets at 7 p.m. For location and information, call 642-3851. DOING GREAT IN '98 The Association of Special Event Professionals presents a round \able discussion titled Do'ing Great in '98 at the Spirit of Newport yacht, 2901 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $20 in advanced or $25 at the door. For more infotrnation, call 598-5030. MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP The Small Business Ad.minis- tration offers a workshop titled The Business Plan -How to Develop Your Roadmap to Profits from 12:30 to 3 p.m . at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd.,' Costa Mesa. The cost is $20 and bring a fried at no charge. For more information, call the Service Corps of Retired Executives at 550-7369. NEWPORT OiAA&R OF COMMERCE The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce meets at 7:15 a.m. at the 1Win Palms, 630 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The breakfast features computer guru James Taylor, who will discuss Technological Advances for Business. For more Lnformation, call 729-4400. SNOW CAMPING SEMINAR Adventure 16 Outdoor and li'avel Outfitters offers a free sem- inar titled Snow Camping Essen- tials at 7 p.m. at 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 650-3301. LIVING WILL PLANNING The Law Offices of Lisa Cian- cio offers a free seminar titled Planning Your Health Care and Estate with Living Wills at 6:30 We have made a special purchase on 'TY' PILLOW PALS . s5•• Now Just · each No limits. Aegulor $12.00 each. While supplies lastl limited to stock on hondl WINTER CLEARANCE! . , Save Up To 75°/o OFF Orlglnal Price! Choose from our selectlon of after hollday bar:glnsl Umlted to stock on handl Selected Items onlyl Priced as markedl All t 998 Calendars p.m . at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-0866 WEDNESDAY COUNTY ECONOMIC FORECAST The 'world '.lrade Center of Orange County's monthly break- fast meets at 7:30 a.m. at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The topic is the economic forecast for Orange County. The cost 1s $25 for members and $35 for non- members. Por more mformahon, call 724-9822 ext. 16 REVERSE MORTGAGE .. Bob Brennan of Reverse Mort- gage Network sponsors a free c:lls· cussion and tnformation program for seniors over 62 years explaining all points on reverse mortgage, at 3 p.m. at Bayside Village, 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 723- 0233. INTERNET PROGRAM The city of Newport Beach offers a free program t.Jtled Con- nect @ the Library at 7 p.m at Mariners Library, 2005 Dover Dri- ve, Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3801. I-' FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1998 FLORAL DESIGN The Sherman Llbrary and Gardens offers a class tJlled Pio· ral Design II at 9.30 am at 2&47 E Coast Highway, Corona del Mar The cost is $40 and pre-reg- istration is required Participants are also reqwred to bnng a two- quart vase For more informa- tion, call 673-2261. START-UP SEMINAR The U.S. Small Business Admin- istration offers a small business start-up seminar from 8:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. at National Uruversity, 3390 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa. Tb:e cost is $35. For m.ore IJl.forma- tion, call the Service Corps of Retired Executives at 550-7369. YOUNG REPUBLICANS MEETING The Orange County Young Republican '.s volunteer comiruttee meets at 7 p.m. at TGJ Fridays, South Coast Plaza. For more tnformation, call 848-5841 THURSDAY DOLPHIN CENSUS The American Cetacean S~1- ety offers a onentabon trauung session for volunteers interested m being part of their Day of the Dolphin research team, at 7.30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighbor- hood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. The sighting day will be Jan. 24 . For more mformdl:Jon. call 534-5177 CAREER NETWORK 1t free For more information. call 730-6100 or 476·7470 JANUARY HAPPY HOUR The Jewuh National Fund's National Future Leadership Divi- s1on plays host to a January Hap· py Hour from 6 to 8 p .m. at the Hard Rock Cafe, 451 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. The cost is $5 or fr~ to anyone who purchases a tree ln Israel. Por more mformation; call 558-8733. WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT Women in Management pre· sents a dinner meeting at 6 p.m. at the Newport Sheraton, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The top1c ts Remventing Yourself. The cost IS $25 for members and $35 for non-members. For more tnformatlon, call 963-2951. FRIDAY BOAT PARADE AWARDS DtNNER The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Christ- mas Boat Parade and Auction begins dt 6 p m at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach lkkets are $50 FoP"!Tlore tnfonnabon, call 729-4400. ONGOING ACCENT REDUCT10N PROGRAM Healthtech presents a free introductory workshop on Accent Reduct.Jon dnd Cultural Adapta- IJon in the Workplace every other Saturday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Healthtech offices. 3140 Red· hill Ave , Suite 150, Costa Mesa. Sealing 1s lmuted For information or reservations, call 751-0255. St. Andrew's Presbytenan Church's Career Network meetmg for those unemployed meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Stewart Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach John Hall will c:Uscuss Advanced Job Search Skills for ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Career Level Positions: PreJ><1Catlon • '-Alconoltc Anonymous members . . meet from 6-45 to 7 45 a.m. Mon-and Orgaruzatlon For more tnfor-day through Friday at, in Room 3, mation, call 574-2239 Oasis Seruor Center. 800 Mar- ESTATE PLANNING The Jewish Senior Center offers an estate planrung/elder Jaw seminar at 11 a.m at 250 E Baker St., Suite D. Costa Mesa. A kosher lunch will be served after- ward. The cost is $4 . For more> information, call 513-5641 NETWORKING MEETING The Commercial Real Estate Women of Orange County pre- sent their annual network.mg meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. at The . Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The event guente Ave , Corona del Mar. For more tnforrnation, call 644-3244. ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT. • The Alzheimer's Association dl\d Gnef Support Group of New- port Villa West/Villa Rosa co-spon- sors a free support group meeting 1 for caregivers at 7 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of each month through October at Newport Villa West Assisted Living. 393 Hospital Road, Newport Beach For more tnformation, call 631-3555 • SEE TOWN PJ\GE 6 50%·01111 Featuring Limited to stocll on hand! While supplies last! the Aloha Room From Toe6 On The Nose & Quiksville ,.,. -' ... FRIDAY, JANU y 18, r;;, TOWN • CONTINUED FROM 5 ONGOING ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT • lbe Alzheimer's Association and Mesa Terrace, a new residen- tial community for Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, also offers a free support group for caregivers at 6:30 p .m. on the first Tuesday of each month at Mesa Terrace, 350 W. Bay .St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 283-11 11 . ANIMAL BERt°AVEMENT GROUP 11us ongoing group specializes m the needs of indiVJ\luals who have s1ck and/or dying animals in their Lives. It meets at 3 p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W. Coast High- way. Swte 311 , N~wport Beach. The cost tS a loVIng donation to an arumd.I chanty of attendees choice. Call 722-4588 for space reservation. ANOTHER PASSAGE Another Passage, a transitional support group for people experi- encing changes in their lives, meets Wednesdays from 1 to 2:30 p.m. m Room 3. Oasis Seruor Cen- ter, 800 f\larguente Ave., Corona del f\ 1dr. For more mformation, call 644-3244 BALBOA SKI CLUB The Balboa Ski Club meets the fir..,l dnd third Tuesday of each month for the winter al 7 p .m. in The Tee Room at The Newport Bedch Goll Course, 3100 lrvi.ne Ave For more in1om1ation, call 854-7560 BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS Oasis Sernor Center conducts blood pressure screernngs every first and thi rd Tuesddy of the month from 9 to 11 a.m in Room 3, 800 f\1arguerite Ave, Corona del f\lar Screenings are dlso avallable every second and fourth Wednesdays from 1 lo 2:30 p.m. at Mariner's Park, Dover S treet and lrvine Ave. For more mfonnation, call 644-3244 . BODY IMAGE SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho- logicd.I Associdtion offers a body- image/rnodernte eating support group that meets every Wednes- day at 7 pm at 3101 W Coast Highway. No. 311, Newport Beach For more mformabon, call 722-4588 BRAIUE INSTITUTE The Oasis Senior Center offers a Braille class to help deal with sight loss, Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p .m. in Room 4, 800 Mar- guente Ave., Corona del Mat. Por information, call 644-3244. BRAIN TUMOR SUPPORT A brain tumor support group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m on the first and third Thursday of each month a1 the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The meetings are free. For more information, call 722-6237. BREAST CANCER SUPPORT A breast cancer support group meets every Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m. at the Patty anq George Hoag Cancer Center. 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The pieetings are free. For more information, call 722-6237. BRIGHTER IMAGE Free professional consultation for make-up, wigs, etc. is avail- able, for cancer patients, by appointment only every Wednes- day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Patty and George Hoag Cartcer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For information, call 722-6237. CANCER SUPPORT GROUPS • A free cancer support group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month from 7 to 8:30 p .m. The group provides support to can- cer patients and their families and friends. • Two separate support group for cancer patients and for families and friends only meets the fourth Tuesday of each month frol]l 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Cente r, 4000 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. For more information, call 722-6237. CARDS/BINGO Every third Tuesday the Jewish Sernor Center offer:s various card games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A kosher lunch is offered at noon for $3 per senior. For more informa- tion, call 513-5641. CAREGIVER SUPPORT COUNSELING Oasis Senior Center offers ''Harbor Lights? ... " You'll fond us at Paul's Light House 1555 Placentia Ave 2 Blocks North of Hoag Hospital Open 7 days (9-6 pm)• MCNisa (714) 645-7856 SABATINO'S ffr,lauranl "~ I .ido Ship~ anl Sau,agl' ( ·u. Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner l nlque "''"'room & dlnlna roonu inallabtt for aroup hu._tj11~ mHlln~ and prl~at" (unctions 72tJ-0621 Pletie Call F'or Re<>ervations and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Holy Smokes! 1/3 of our Bar ls Certified Outdoorsl 3 Outdoor Pool Tables At ways "Your Home Away · From Home"' 1830 Newport Blvd. rtewport at Harbor COsUl Mesa 54~428 • • Spend ...... ~ Jeamlng bow to ka}'& Paddle POwel' onen a tree kayaldng dinlic from 10 a.m. to t p.m. at 1500 w. Bal- boa Blvd.. Newpolt Beach. For more Information. call 675-1115. caregiver supportive counseling for people caring for a loved one. For appointments, call 644-3244. CHEMOTHERAPY SUPPORT The Hoag Cancer Center offers offers support for individu- als who will or are t.indergoing bone marrow transplant or stem cell rescue and their families. Call 574-6872 for more information. CHESS CLUB Chess lovers of all ages are invited to join the Jewish Senior Center's newly established chess club Tuesdays from 7 to 1~.m. at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 513-5641. COED SUPPORT • The Newport Beach Psycho- logical Association offers a coed support group every Thursday at 7 p.m. at .3101 W. Coast Highway, No. 311, Newport Beach. The sup- port group requires free pre- assessment before joining. For more information, call 722-4588. • The Healing Connection offers a coed relationship group at 7 p.m. 7'-e But llf ~~I • CHA'S FAMILY 3t SHOE REPAIR "' le>uMl<ln<I 1673 IRVlNE An. #F G r;.~.:=-• Ill 17th SI I ~ bdlm4 Block!Mla nt1t l0' 11 ~ 714-642-4314 on Wednesdays at 4425 Jamboree Road, 180-A, Newport Beach. For more information, call 261-~3. CONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK This ne tworking group meets at 7 a.m. every Friday in the Mez- zanine at Newport Gateway, 19800 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For information and reser- vations, call 550-4785. COSTA MESA CHAMBER The Costa Mesa Chamber oi Commerce Networkers Busine~s Leads luncheon is every Wednes· day at 11 :45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Goll Course Road . For more informa- tion, call 574-8780. DIVORCE MEDIATION A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce, is offered the Uurd Th\,ll"Sday of e ve ry month with attorney Alicia D. Taylor and psychologi.st Lee H. Solo~. Space is limited and reser- vations are required. For more information, call 955-2575. ,.~~1 WRAPPe?' r--FR-EE--1 ~ <J I Bowl with I 1 Purchase of any 1 1 Whole Salad 1 .,,,,,. I Good Thru 1 /22/98 I r v I Coopon Not VaUd Wlttl Any Other Offer. I ~ I One Coupon~ Customer. I L-c~!!.. "! ~-ror-def~_!J-.J ·-----------, ,--------------,I FREE 1 1 FREE 11 Buy 1 .Get 1 Free 1 1 11 tCh1cken or 1 I Side dish Ca Fountain I I ~ 1. 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Ute DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP Marriage and family therapist Maxine Cohen otters a divorce support group for the holidays every Thursday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. through Jan. 15, 1998 at 180 New- port Center DrNe, Newport Beach. The cost is $25 per meeting. For infonnation, call 759-0579. DURABLE POWER OF ATI'ORNEY Revise you lifetime documents regarding durable power of attor- ney through Oasis Senior Center for $1 each. For appointments. call 644-3244. DYSL£XJA SUPPORT The National Dyslexia Research, Foundation sponsors weekly adult attention deficit dis- order support groups at its office, 833 Dover Drive, Suite 27, New- port Beach. Cost is $5 per session. For time and day, call 642-7303. ELDER CARE NURSE Oasis Senior Center offers an elder care nurse preventive health care services the fourth Wednesday of each month in Room HS3, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For appoint- ments, call 644-3244. FAONG FORWARD Facing Fonvard, a support group for family members of recently deceased " cancer patients, meets every Monday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m . at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The meetings are free. For more information, call 722-6237. FIRE EXPLORERS The Costa Mesa Fi.re Depart- ments Fire Explorers, Post 400 meets every Tuesday at 6 p.m. at various fire stations. Men and women ages 16 lo 21 are welcome to Join. Por more information, call 754-5141 or 754-5106 . FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE Maxine Cohen, a marriage and family therapist, sponsors an anonymous helpline for individu- als with relationship problems. Cohen is available for tree con- sultation from noon to 1 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Mondays. She can be reached at 759-0357. FREE USDA FOOD Pree USDA food for low income families and seniors of Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Balboa is available the second Wednesday of each month from 10 a.m. lo nosm at the Newport Beach Community Center. 883 W. 15th St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 631 -2177 ' GYNECOLOGIC CANCER A free support group for women with gynecologic cancers meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 722-6237. HAM RADIO MEETINGS Mesa Emergency Service Amateur Communication offers the opportunity for Ham Ra,dio operators to participate in the city of Costa Mesa's Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service organi- zation. Weekly nets are held at 7:20 p.m. on 147.060 mhz. Month- ly meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Police Department. For more informa- tion, call 754-7045. 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"The administration is putting out traps but they can't catch all of them because the walls are hol- low," Serio said. "What they're doing isn't enough. It's a real health hazard." But interim Superintendent Bob Francy said the school district is doing all that can be done while students are present in th~ school. DONATE YOUR BOAT! HIC.HllT TAX wain 011 POUltll b OON"T noow voua MON£T AWAY HO MOll lllP/ITOllA(.I 1111 YOU SlllCT Ji. ~' TH( CHAUTY TO tlNHIT llOM YOUl WT 'YOOR fAVORITT CHARITY INC. 71,·675-0586 I IU MPltOVlD 501 (0()) "I don't think so (that there is a health hazard)," Francy said ... Rats are endemic to this are.a. They come in from the fields." Corona del Mar Vice Principal Robert Cunard said the school has two options: to continue· trapping or to poison the rats. If poison is used, Cunard said the rats could crawl into the hollow spaces between walls to die and decom- pose, But the stench could require classes lo be closed for several weeks. "If the problem persists, we will use the poison at the end of the year," Cunard said. But in the meantime, school offi- cials said they would continue trapping as many rodents as they can. The school has hired Timothy Pietz, a Westminster consultant to advise the school's janitorial staff in dealing with the rodents. CSI' t.ms219-40 3SJ33 Birch Street • N.wport Beach 14 260-0771 Pietz said a quick response to the problem is essential because rats, wilike mice, are very WiJI'f of anything new in their environ- ment, such as traps. "It could take up to 14 days for a rat to overcome its phobia of some- thing new," he said. "They're catching the rats as fast as they can. It's just not as fast as some teachers would like. But you're dealing with a living and ticking organism." School board member Serene Stokes, who represents the Corona del Mar area, said to use poison would be a greater health risk to students than to take the extra time needed for trapping. "I am concerned about the Malth risks," she said. "But I'm much more concerned about using poisons or sprays, which could be more dangerous to students," PETROS CONTINUED FROM 1 officials said. Reported to be high on the list for one of the seats is Petros, a popular local figure who will next week step down from a second corisecullve term as president of the chamber. On Thursday, Petros, 37, con- fi.nned that be threw his hat into the ring to be considered for a seat on the board last October after Mayor Peter Buffa approached him with the idea. Petros, an East Side home- EL TORO CONTINUED FROM 1 brochures "information • His groµp, Irvine-based Project 99, has sent out its own mailers and plans to do more concentrating on the number of flights and flight paths outlined in county reports. "What's going on, of course, is that we are just telling the truth that is laid out,· Agran said. "It is the truth that is scaring the hell out of South County people. This is not North vs. South -this is the truth vs. the Board of Supervisors and all these other groups.· SMOKE CONTINUED FROM 1 unhappily complied with the law and taken a big hit m the cash register, others like Valenti aren't backing down so easy. "My people are going to smoke no matter what," Valenti said . "They've already chipped in to cover my fines." The law allows for merchants who break the ·law to be fined $100 for the first offense, $200 for the second and $300 for subse- quent violations. So!lle of Valenti's puffing FRIDAY, JANUARY t6, 1998 0 owner, said be 1'...hopeful Wilson will make him the first Costa Mesa resident in 17 years to sit ,on the board. •1t•s very exobng, and I'd certainly be honored if given the nod by the governor," Pet- ros said. "I think I could com- municate the good neighbor message both the city and the faugrounds are interested in sencting. • Even though the oty of Cos- ta Mesa seems to have the most to gain and lose by being home to the fairgrounds, you have to go back a ways to find the last local to serve on the fair board. Elmer Montano. who served Just one day before Citizens for J obs & the Economy's announcement, the anti-airport El Toro Reuse Planrung Authonty released a survey 1t commis- sioned that claimed a ma1onty of county voters oppose airport plans. Newport Beach leaders and other airport proponents dis- missed the poll .as biased -and Nestande said his group's effort was unrelated. Also on band at Thursday's pro-airport event was Airport Workmg Group president Tom Naughton, a forme r pilot who talked about runway safety at El Toro. Orange County Visitors Con- v~ntion Bureau president Charles patrons have already contnbuted about $125 to the "fine fund/ but so far, he hasn't had to pay. Whtle Valenti has decided to sell his bar, smokers need not worry. It'll be business as usual unde r the new owner, Alan MacGilhvray. •Basically, I'll try to comply with the law," said MacGillivray, who also owns a bar in Hunting- ton Beach that h e vows will remain smoker friendly. .. But if somebody wants to light up, then go ahead." MacGillivray said the bottom line is that the law 1s bad for business. "It's a terrible law that's affect- / one tenn from 1978-81, is the one and only local ever lo over- see the fairgrounds' operation on the board, fair officials said. Now some locals think it's time to give another one a chance. •Tony obviously would be a tremendous step for us,• Buffa said. "It JU~t makes tons of sense.• Chamber of Commerce Pres- ident Ed Fawcett said he, too, is pullmg for Petros, who he descnbed as a natural leader. "I've got my fingers crossed,· Fawcett said "Tony is so deserving of !t, and I know he'd give hls all " Ahlers said a large airport could draw international travelers - who invanably favor shopping at South Coast Plaza dild Fashion ls land. Rohrabacher, whose cilstrict includes Costa Mesa, thanked Citizens for Jobs & the Economy for continuing its push for an air- port at El Toro. "It's about whether the-young people m Uus county are going to get decent jobs,• he said •People who are opposed to the airport are <leading they are going to wrile off therr future and focus on e njoying their lives now. There is an hysteria going on in South County right now that is not based on facts at all • <.)l 'ESTIO;\.; Would you patron- ize a bar that still I allows its customers to smoke? Please call our Readers Hotline at 642-6086 with comments. ed my small busmess to a large extent," MacGillivTOy scUd .. And it's going to hurt the whole state because when our business goes down, their sales tax goes down." OPE:NI MAR t.,, 1 ... .,..-,8 AT E DWA RDS IMAX THC.Al RL EDWARDS IRVINE IMAX THEATRE IS LOCATED AT THE EDWARDS IRVINE SPECTRUM WHERE THE 5 & 405 FREEWAYS MEET IRVINE •CALL FOR GROUP SALES & INFORMATION 714 1832-IMAX y , I , I ' EYE-OPENER Cos(a Mesa girls put on a smashing win over University QtJOTE OF THE DAY -Wq play hard. Wit play a.t one family We ~ the ~t ttana thU oomtnunily has to off er ... -W M GIRLS SOCCER COAOI WAUD KHOURY r-------------------------~ I I ' ' I I I I • I : N EW DAILY PILOT I : BOATING WRITER I I I : I , + Terry Phillips , I I ,, l • On Tuesday the Daily Pilot 1 ! tossed a line into the sea to 1 1 1 lure a new boating writer , : and hooked from Newport 1 • • Beach waters is Terry Phillips, l , . an enterprising sort who has : 1 busied himself with a variety : : of interests, among th~m as : • Commissioner of the City of 1 I , Newport Beach Parks, 1 , Beaches & Recreation. : As Phillips says it, ... : "to foster commerce and : industry, to inform and lead I public opinion, and to : ' furnish the boating 1 ' enthusiast with an unbiased I interpretation of events I , associated with our boating : ( • community ... " l > Look for the Pilot's new 1 boating writer, Terry Phillips, I next week, and every week. I I ----------------~ BCYC hosts banquet for Hine honors • SoCal Yachb.ng Association •£elects Hine as '98 commodore. ..... ' CORONA DEL MAR -H.tgh- ·lighting her 28 yedfs of advanc- ing women in sd.l.lmg, Gall Hme ·was mstalled dS 1998 commodore of the Southern Cdliforrua Yacht· ·mg Associdlion on Sdturday in ceremonies Wllnesscd by dele- : gates representtng 90 member . clubs and dssoc1at1ons gathered for a grand banquet dt the Bahia .Connltuan Ydcht Club. nus famous rdcmg skipper, South Shore YC director and founder of the annual Women's .Sailing Convenllon here takes ·the helm of the group that leads and coordtnates the structure that -=JS responsible for orgaruzed yacht raong throughout Southern Cali- forrtia. ~ Veteran sailors point with pride to her consistent advance- ment rn positions that have ¢sulted m the leadership and wpport of women as yacht racing +:ippers, tacllc1ans and crew. Her producbon of the ninth annual Women's Sa1ling Conventio n !(cheduled Feb. 7 at BCYC testi- fies to her longtime vigorous effort. 1lus year, 330 attendees ~e expected to participate in the t 9 workshops being offered. Also installed lo assist ~e adrrurnstrahon of SCYA were Vice Commodore Joe Baiunco (Cabnllo Bedch YC). Rear Com- modore Bud Zucker (Del Rey YCJ, Secretary Rell Considine (CBYC) and Tredsurer Bob White (Los Angeles YC) CDM • In a scoreless deadlock, the Sea Kings, say coaches, walk away with a victory. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -In a wild swirl of white and navy blue and ponytails and scrunchies, two defining oies emerged. One, a shout of encourage- ment from a Newport Harbor High girls soccer players w.ent, "Let's go, ladies, use your heads!" The other, a youthful shout from a Corona del Mar athlete said, "C'mon, girls, play with some heart!" The swift feet that battled 111(,11 ~< llt>tll <.11\1 " "•>< < 11< piud, rain and each other in the Sea View League rivalry worked to a 0-0 tie, but the vital organ with which the hosting Sea Kings utilized Thursday after- noon proved to be a bit more successful than the brains of the Sailors. •ttean, bean, hean,• CdM Coach Walid Khoury said. •This team has so much heart. This is a great result for us.• On the· other side of the mud- dy field, the gray clouds seemed to loom large over the Sailors. •I'll tell you, this result is a disappoinbnent, • Jason Sorrell, the Sailors' mentor, said. "I feel we're a better team than this. Maybe I expect more, (but) CdM worked harder than us; they want to play and work hard." While the Sea Kings (4-6-3 overall) remain win.less in league play, they also haven't let a teaui beat them at 0-0-3. The Tars, however, are 0-2-1 in Sea View action with an over- all record of 4-6-3. A Harbor-CdM matchup, no matter what the sport, always brings the best to an athletic competition, but this one was intensified by the fact that the girls have played with and/or • SEE SOCCER PAGE 9 --------~--~-------------, r---------------------------------------------~--I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t I I I t I t I I I ( I I I ' l I I ( ) t l I . ( I I I{ I ~ I { \ " ,, I I I i \ I I 43-14 •Newport Harbor collects 15th straigh t against Back Bay rival Corona del Mar in Sea View win. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot : CORONA DEL MAR -One team figured t to get well when Back Bay girls basketball I rivals collided Thursday at Corona del Mar I High. I But Newport Harbor's Sailors seemed 1 intent on·hogging the elixir that went with : their 43-14 triumph over the host Sea Kings. I •Any game is a big game when you're 0- 1 2 in league,• Newport Coach Ryan Betten- : • court said before tipoff. "I don't know if the 1 rivalry has much to do with it. I told our girls I if we played hard and played good basket- 1 ball, we'd come out with a win." I The Tars (6-12, 1-2 in league) had : enough points to end their three-game Jos- i ing skein with 5:43 left in the first half, as I the hosts (4-12, 0-3) connected on only 5 of I 43 field-goal attempts : (11 .6%), and had only 1 one bucket the final I 22:11. I ·we played pretty 1 good defense, but they : weren't bitting, either," t Bettencourt said. "Out- 1 side of a few possessions I when we didn't box out, : our girls did the things I 1 asked them to do." Kristen Urban 1 Doing a little extra for I the visitors was senior I Kristen Urban and junior Alyssa Paul, who I stepped up to complement the strong : sophomore tandem of April Ross and Kale- 1 na Jackson. I Urban collected 10 points and nine I rebounds, while Paul provided six points, I six steals and three assists. : Jackson posted a game-high 13 points, I including a pair of three-pointers in the sec- 1 • ond period, while Ross continued to add to : her growing reputation in the paint with 17 1 rebounds and nine points. Ross also added I two blocked shots, two steals and two I assists. I "(Urban) was very active and penetrated Drawing upon her experience as owner and president of the graphis design studio and adver- tising agency, Hyper Marketing Group. Hine has unceasingly contributed her talents as a vol- unteer m many related activities - always operung windows to pro- mote women in sailing. I well offensively to create scoring opportuni- 1 ties for herself," Bettencourt said. "And I . I · I thought (Paul) played real well. We had Included among the many notable achievements of this vig- orous sailor/organizer have been the presidency of the Recreation- al Boaters of Calliomia for 1994; compilation and maintenance of the 3,000-name, growing data base for women sailors; board member and newsletter publish- er for the Women's Ocean Racing Sailing .Association; the 1990 recipient of the first annual Peggy I more balance tonight than we've had late-1 ly;" . : Britta Vogele and Jenntf er Dickson each I led CdM with four points, while senior I guard Sarah Dunlap had a team-high five I rebounds. I Vogele's 18-footer in the opening minute t gave CdM its only lead (2-1 ), but the Sailors I quickly assumed command and scored 16 I of the game's last 17 points. : The Newport victory extended its win- 1 DON LEACH I DAA.Y N.OT ning streak to 15 games in the Back Bay I Newport sophomore April Ro11{14)1pllb Corona del Mar defend.en Klm DeMllle series, with Cd.M's last victory coming in the •SEE BOATING PAGE 10 : (left) and Cara Ducey (right) en route to a bucket. and a trtp to the free throw line. tint meeting of the 1990s. L----------------------------------------------------------~-~--~----~-~--J , _so NIGUECS HEIGHT TOO MUCH FOR ·E TANCIA,. 54-41 e Eagles lose seventh straight, fall to 0-3 in Pacific Coast League. Qy Richard Dunn, Dally Pilot : ALISO VJBJO -Pr()m. his spot on the bench, Estancia High girls basketball ch Paul Kirby bad. seen enough of Aliao iguel's Tower ntpletl -6-f oote111 Kristin oothouse and Leslie Douty and 5· 11 t serve Erick.a Castro. ' Realizing h1s team wu about to absorb other Pacific Cput League loa, Kirby Uered to a ref eroe about no three.second tions beillg called aga.inlt the host olverin and their sizable polt pµtyen ering around the key in an eventual 54· J PCL w1.D. Thunday nlgbt for .Allio , more than anything a gesture to his playe111 tha.t he'll fight for them until the bitter end. Thugh fights are what the Eagles (+.14, 0-3 in PCL) can expect the rest of the way. "Hey, last year at this point we were 1·2 and finilhed in second pl&ce, winning llx of our last seven," aald Kirby,· prey11ng for much o! the Nme in 1998. Estanda, in the mldtt ot a 18ven~ame lOling ~ played bard aqawt Alis() Niguel (9-1, 3-0), even potttng to Withln two pointl early 111 the thiid quartes:. But the Wolverlne1' height advantage 1qUUhed the Eagles dwinf crucial moment. ol the tecond half. .Tbetr height WU~ too much -It killed UI, • said Kirby, wboM team will try to gwt ~ ..... wwek .... lAguDe Beech and um ... ,. ·w. aNld've wut w the other way after (losing to) Cos- ta Mesa, but these girls played bard and with a great attitude." Moorhouse dominated the game with 29 points, 14 rebound.I and one blocked shot for the Wolverines, while Douty had two bloc.ks in the firtt quarter and Et tand.a never looked inside ,gain. that time they led, 12-4. Deming, Steinfeld and Pranda Diaz, a 5-9 junior, led the Eaglet to a strong finish by quartet's end. Diaz had four boards and one ant.st, all in the 'Opening eight minutes. · Douty (five rebound.I) and Cu· tro (four boards end two bloclal) e.bO petrolled the an.mtve ~t. Bstanda's Bva Vanna had a team-high four ullsts, while con· tributing !our rebounds and one steal. i:.v-<:..qy When Stelriteld netted .-trey with 5:22 Wt on the MCOnd-quar· ter dOck. tt cut tbe Wo!Yerinel' lead to 23· 19. A1ilo led at balftime, 29.23. •That's been our ~-blan all year, the lack of pott defeme, • KJrby iaid. Senior Aniy Del,nmg ICOhd 16 ,p>IDtl to lffd Eltabd.a, While J\llli« HI WM IJla Steln.feld odded nine JM**, four rehaunde and• Mel. SoPhoiDaN LA-. C Plr l9d the Baglel With elgbt NtioaiDdl '!bi bOlll didn't tum ... blll CJll'S 111111 3:54 ..... IMd tD .. fll'lt ....... -"' f7 Dealing canNd two Mrty third-quarter bulrMI to pull the J!aglel to 29-21, tbe&r neDelt cWctt ot the gmne. But Erin Neely ~ .. tre.n the outside aiad AlllO Nlailll lpan8d, 1()..2, and .,. , ... ..... ...... _ ....... ;m Kllftd ........... ..., .......... nnt. 'wt.In tt lild 14. " N ewport Harbor tngb's Devon Burlingham (right) and Corona del Mar's Kate Simon struggle to keep the J>all In bounds during Thursday's Back Bay battle. The two teams played In damp cond.lUons to a scoreless tie. KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY PILOT <.IH I ~ ll<l,>I'"' Mustangs explode for 16-point·run to drop Uni •Scorching first quarter pushes Mus~gs to 2-1 in the Pacific Coast League. By Molly Yanity, Dally Pi/or COSTA MESA -Forget clich- es. Forget that famous quote from basketball coaches: ~we have to put together four good quarters." Forget It. Costa Mesa High's girls bas- ketball team put together one beautiful eight-minute period and fended off the visiting Uni- versity 1Tojans to cruise to a 48-36 Pacific Coast Le ague victory Thursday rught. ·I told them that (University) was 2-0 in the league and that their coach kept saying how they were going to win (the PCL crown),• Mesa Coach Shantel Sherwood said. ·we needed to send a message to the rest of the league." Mesa's mes- sage came in with amazing clarity. After spot- ting the Th>jans (7-11 , 2-1) a bucket, Sher- wood's crew turned up the volume. Senior Kelly Julie C ollett C h a pin grabbed a Ion~ defensive rebound and went coast-to-coast for an easy layup The 1Tojans sent up another shot on the ensuing possession and Mesa cleared the floor with an impressive boxout that Chapin grabbed and University got called for a hold. It set up a three-pointer by 5- foot-11 Julie Collett. With less than two minutes off the game cl~ Mesa (6-12, 2-1) jumped out to a 7-2 lead forcing University to turn the ball over four times. The guests had already committed three fouls, as well. "I think we really set the pace with our full-court defense, the press, the zone, the traps,• Sher- wood said. When the 1Tojans tried to set up their own version of full-court pressure, Mesa blew by them. At the halfway point, the Mustangs pushed the ball down the floor and Collett spotted up and popped her second trey to up the ante to 16-2. The Mustangs held a 23-8 ~d by the end of the period. •1 think it just can:ied over from the Estancia game (a 47·28 win Tuesday),• Collett aaid. •That was a turning point." For the rest of the game, Costa Mesa outdid its first-quarter per- formance by Just four points wtth 27 points, but its defensive perse,. verance staved of1 Uni's fruitless attaclc. Collett would can another pair of three-polnt goals, the sec:ond of wb.kh gave the Mustangs their ~ lead ot 18 tn the tlllid quarter, to contribute to ber geme-blgb US ,potim. frwbman Kim Nci\ly.o added 10, wblch lndud9cl Ul 8-faN9 flllt·bd ~ fnJiD .... ,,.. tbrow ...... A==c-:::j ...... .,..,., ~ Newpott Bnch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot SOCCER CONTINUED FROM 8 against each other in AYSO and club soccer since they were young children. As the teams tined up at the beginning of the game, Corona del Mar's Julia Livingston and Harbor's Molly Melum joked about pinch- ing e~ch oth~r. Kh.oury, who heard the playful ~unting, ~ed m, "Geez, even if you win, 1t d be like kissing your sister." The phrase, often used to describe the feel- ing after a tie, did not apply at the game's con- clusion, however. Cd.M was ecstatic. "We pl~y Hhard. We play as one f(\Rlily," Khoury said. We are the best team this com- munity has to offer. Every team walks out of here disappointed." Citing the fact that his squad has lost just one game to a solid University team (which defeated Costa Mesa Thursday, 8-0), Khoury's excitement also stems from the fact that he often has eight freshmen on the field. Rookie goalkeeper Britta Vogele tallied seven saves. Forward Jaycee Mahler, whose bright blue. socks and red shoes are as bold and colorful as her performances, nearly put a score on the board with a first-half shot that nailed the crossbar. "Our freshmen were overwhelmed with the whole rivalry," Khoury said. . It must've been CdM's veterans then that kept the squad cool. Senior Bonnie Watson put together some strong drives in the second half, while junior forward Megan Bryan was also strong. Khoury also mentioned the solid play of sophomore Julia Livingston. "Of course it's going to be a scrappy game because of the rivalry. We expect that," Sorrell said. HThere wasn't really a lot of possession by one team. The ball was bobbling all around. It would've been decided by one goal. For me, I think it would've been who wanted that goal more." · The Sea Kings rang out 12 shots on goal to the Tars' eight. Khoury, who said that Newport is a better squad than lus on paper, believes that his squad will need to play up a level the next time the two teams meet Thursday, Feb. 5. "I have a lot of respect for Newport HarbQr. - -'• -~ ' It's shocking that they haven't won (in league)," he said. "But if any team could turn it around, it's them." KIM HAGGERTY I OAll.Y PILOT Newport Harbor High's Heidi Eimers (left) and Corona del Mar's Kelsey Clarke battle for possession in Thursday afternoon's Back Bay Sea View League soccer matchup. Long day for Costa Mesa, Estancia COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High's Newport LL meeting Th~day CdM avoids shutout girls soccer team suffered an 8-0 thrash-SOCCER ing at the hands of University in Pacific Coast League play Thursday on the Mustangs' field. "They ate us alive," Mesa Coach Dan Johnston said. "That was the worst team defense I've seen us play." Costa Mesa falls to 1-2 in PCL action, while dropping to 8-4-3 overall. Newport Beach Little LITTLE LEAGUE League will host an open LAKE · FOREST WRESTLING -Corona del Mar senior Bryan Kramer, competing at 152 pounds, captured a 4-2 over- time deasion with a counter- throw to remain unbeaten through seven matches, and provided the Sea Kings (0-2) with their only pomts in a 75-3 loss to host El Toro (14-1) Thursday night in Sep View League wrestling Town Hall meeting a t 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 22 at the Harbor View Club House, Phase 1 on Port West- boume. . • U Mesa needed consolabon, all the Mustangs had to do was absorb Estancia Hrgh~ story at Aliso Niguel. The forum meetings are held in order to inform community members about the league and to.dis- cuss concerns with the board ol directors. 'ropics thdl will be addressed include tryouts, the draft, playmg up and facility updates and upcoming I events. For more mformation, call John Della Grotta at 721-8748 or Becky Halliday at 759-1527. 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El Toro 50, santa Margarita 33 Tuesday's games (7:30) Newport at Woodbridge CdM at Santa Margarita El Toro at Irvine STANDINGS Pacific Coast League Girts W L Aliso Niguel (9·7) 3 O Laguna Hills (4·9) 2 1 2 , Thursday's scores Aliso Niguel 54, Estancia 41 CosU Mesa 48. University 36 Laguna Hills 65, Laguna Beach 7 Saturday's game (7) Tuesday's games (7) Costa Mesa at Laguna Hills Laguna Beach at Estancia University at Aliso Niguel FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1998 girls basketball • SEA VIEW LUGUE NfW"ORT HAWMt 43 C.olllONA DB. Mu 1• Saw'9by~ Newport Harbor I 14 14 1 • <Cl Corona del Mar 4 S 4 1 • 14 Newport HIN1Mw -Jackson 13, Urban 10, Ross 9, Poiul 6, Glassk S, Hollister 0, WeednO 3·pt. goals • Jackson 2, P'ul 2. I Fouled out None. eoron. del Mar · Vogele 4, Dickson 4, DeMille 3, Ducey 2, Dunlap 1, Anderson 0, Lui 0, Quon 0, Graham 0, Varner 0, Gero 0. 3-pt. goals None ·• • Fouled out None , , PAQAC COAST LEAGUE CosTA MESA 48 UNMRSnY 36 Score by Quartws University 8 8 7 13 • 36 Costa Mesa 23 6 9 10 -48 Univwstty ·Rocha 2. Suiaunoa 10. Stamegna 2, McCoy 2, Wuillem1n S, Bai 12, Schroeder 3 3-pt goals Su1aunoa 2 Fouled out. Su1aunoa eost. Mesa Chapm 6, Collett 16, Nguyen 10, Powers 3. Smith 2, Hatsushi 6, Chisholm 3, Earnest 2. Sasaki o. Garcia 0, SeikeldJlan 0 3·pt goals· Collett 4, Hatsushi 1. Fouled out· Chapin. PAORC COAST LEAGUE Auso NIGUEL 54 EsTAHOA41 Score by Quarters Estanrn 14 9 9 9 -41 Aliso Niguel 19 10 12 13 • 54. Esblnd• · cassity 7, Deming 16, Diaz 2, Varma 4, Hernandez 0, Steinfeld 9, Hirata 3, Macias O. 3·pt. goals • Steinfeld 1 Fouled out • Diaz Technical: Estancia Coach Kirby A.llso Niguel · Mutukisha 4, Glass 4, Douty 2, Moorhouse 29, Neely 11, castro 4. Figueroa 0. 3·pt. goals · .None Fouled out • Mutukisha Sands and Meno qualify for Nagano PHILADELPHlA -A handful of ICE SKATING hgure skaters, i,ncludmg Olym- l pians Todd Sands and Jenni Meno. that train at Costa Mesa's Ice ~ Chalet delivered strong performances at the NatJonal Championships : in Philadelphia last weekend Coached by John Nicks, Sands and Meno, who will be one of two senior pairs represeQtmg the Urutes States in the winter Olympics in Nagano m February, grabbed second place in the short program but withdrew due to an injury to Meno's ankle. Meno is currently in a cast, but the duo will soon be back on the ice to prepare for Japan In other competit.ion. Devin Patnck and Jessica Waldstein clinched third place in the novice pairs Also coached by Nicks and Roger Bass, the tandem will move on to mtemational competition this year. Sasha Cohen took suct.h in the novice ladles, and Naomi Nam, last year's novice ladles champ, came in fourth in the 1uruor ladies category. Nam was also this year's sectional titlist Susan Ng took hfth in the Junior ladles and Amber Corwm came in > : sixth in the senior ladles. An alternative to the dealer ~ 7 40 W 16th St. • Costa Mesa 646-2816 Specializing in ·Porsche & Mercedes Benz We also service BMW, VW, Audi ) h:!h ()hill~ \\'cl\. ( 't•~ld \lt·~.I :; I X -Xf, -,t l SPECIALIZING IN BMW •2495 Oil & Fiiter and Safety IMpectloe Eaptf'W 21lll'M • First nme Customen, BMW Oftb *OE Parts .. * Complete Computer Olaanostlc:s * All Work Meets or Exceeds Manufacturer's Speclftc.atlons * State Certified Air Condlttonlna Specialists * ASE Master Certified Techntdan * Complete Enclne -Transml Ion Servidn& * Scheduled Maintenance 5ervfce * Complete Electric.al Service * Complete Brake SeMc:e * 9hOp II a member Of ASC (AutOmOttw SeMcl Ccurlll Aide TeClll--.. Wh . FRIDAY. JANUARY 16, 1998 Today ......... College men -Cellfomla Christian College at Southem Califomla Coll~. 7:30 p.m. Community coll~ ~ • Orange Coast at Golden West... 5:30 p.m. Community college~ · Orange Coast at Golden West. 7:30 p.m. High school boys Corona del Mar at Newport Harbor, 7·30 p.m.; Estancia at Aliso Niguel, 7 p.m.; University at Costa Mesa. 7 p.m. • SO<cM High S<hool girls · Corona def Mar V1 Newport Harbor, at Kaiser Elementary, 3:15 pm.; University at Costa Mesa. 3.15 p.m.; Estancia at Aliso Niguel. 3· 15 p.m. • W•ter polo High school girls Costa Mesa at Canyons, 3 p.m BOATING CONTINUED FROM 8 Slater Memorial Award for the enhancement of women'• par- titipation ln Wling; the 1985 Yachtsman of the Year Award from the Assoctotion of Santa Monica Bay YC's; service as 1980-81 commodore of the Palos Verdes YC/Redondo Beach YC. As skipper of her 24-foot Nightingale sloop, Hummer, she won the overall Perfor- mance Handicap lfophy in the 1984 Marina del Rey to San Diego race. She continues to race her boat in many local regattu, ea.ming a toomful of trophJet. Also during Sundoy't ba.Q. quet, SCYA perpetu4l awards were ptelel)led to a host of bard working, dedicated deserving volunteers. In terog· Ditton ot bis Cortntblan work tor SCYA Mark Hansen. ((Ing Har· bor YC was given the W&Ten Ewert Memorial 1rophy. J.J. Quinn (Calilomia YC) was appointed 1998 SCYA hon- orary commodor~ for his 27 years of publicizing the great features of sailing and power- ing. For rendering to SCYA dis- tinguished service over many years, Harlan and Pat Moore (Long Beach YC) were present- ed the George Fisher Memorial Bowl; lil recognition of bar portid· RStioD iD many ocean races and promotion of women ln sailing, Cemille Daniell (LBVC) was awarded the Peggy Slater Memorial Th>pby. • Tim Collliu {Newpon Har- bor YC), for always providing a helping hand to f eUow yachtspenons, received the Sportmlan.sbip 1\'opby. Pease Glaser (Ala.rnltos Bay YC) was presented the Andy Gram Olympic 1\-ophy for winning an Olympic medal in multi- hulls. Gene O'Connell (DRYC) received the Jim Webster Per: petual 'Jrophy for his outstand- ing contributions to yachting. Local all-stars second at Pony Express Tourney CORONA-The NewportAll·Star boys soccer team. out of AYSO't OlvUlon 5 age group, battledMits wayJ°aUey to take the the champiorUhlp bout before falling, 2-0, to oreno silver meaa.t in t.be Pony Express Tournament last weekend. The l0<:41s swept four games in the tournament before the final. tak- ing games from Pico Rivera. Jwupa, Corona-Norco and Lakewood. $Coring leaders Cor Newport were Jarret Daa.lel, whO recorded a bat trick. ogaimt Jurupa for a tournament total of four goals, Ted Sl&ter (3), Jake Flem!DO (2) and Joma Canaackt Kyle HJnf. Matt Comer ana Kyle Hint wfth ooe each. . . . Coachel' also praised the work of the def eDSlve unit, which sacn- ficed just five goals in five games. That corps .tQcluded of Munce, Don Hunt. Spencw Moote, ~lake Pogg and Brett Auer. . Newport begins the 10-week 8.11-star slate that opens against North Irvine Saturday. ~-------------------:----------------------------------; : 1 FOR THE RECORD l : + Newport Harbor High's Kevin Byrnes scored the second !oal : l in the ~llors boys' 2-0 Sea View League soccer victory over Santa : : Marganta ~nesday afternoon. I I I L--~---------------------------------·-----------------~ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ' PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES conlract is awarded: I NERON LTD., FOR AUTO· 62 AOOES BOUNDED BY d Ill be b td h Al 10 00 AM ADVANTA C 930 3 IBOS) OS4-above DAY. JANUAAV 26. i§98 PUBLIC NOTICES Contractor: C-10 Eltclrlcal In any bids or n the bid· MOBILE HEATING, ELEC· BRISTOL STREET, SUN· °' er w 11 on 1 1 NOMINEE SERVICES, INC. • 1 ' YOU · MAY EXAMINE 111e REGARDING THE FOL· PUBLISH· January 9, 1998 ding. TAICAL ANO AIR CONDI· FLOWER AVENUE, AV-lnformalfon supplied by lhe as duly appointed Trusttt 1424 Ille kepi by the court. lldou LOWING APPLICATIONS PUBLIC NOTICE and Janua 1• 1998 As required by Section TIONING REP"IA WI.THIN ENUE OF THE .... TS & other potent. d d t t 8 Y • L CAVA R 0 1 1 t 1 I IF ANY OF THE FOL· ---------1 WALK T::fAOUGH· Janu· ( 173 cf~ th~ g,•llfornl~ 200 FEET OF A RESIDEN· THE 1-405. THIS AMEND-You do not have to pay o~e~r of.~ruslp~;~:d~d :. TRUSTEE SALE OF· ~~ 3eft!:!0nyo~ er~~: hi~ LOWING ACTIONS ARE STATEMENT OF ary 2t, 1998 at 9:00 a.m .. abor e, t e rector o TIAL ZONE ANO FOR AE· MENT INCLUDES AN any fee to file reaponslve 13·96, as Inst. No. FICER wtlh 1he courl a IOfmal R• CHALLENGED IN COURT. ABANDONME~T or: CCC Admlnlslrallon' Build· ~=I g:r.~fo':.':n~f ~~11"SC:~~ TAIL SALES OF AUTO· EQUIVALENT ALTEANA· declarations In response to 19980412985, ot. Olllclal 97P00481CA quest for Special Nollet ol THE CHA.f5E~GEYMT~O~~ USE OF FICTITIOUS Ing. 11489 Warner Avenue, of Cahfornla has deter· MOBILES IN TtfE REDE· TIVE DEVELOPMENT OF A lhls order to show cause RtcOfdS In the olllce of the Published Newport the filing of an lnvtnlory LIMITED NL N BUSINESS NAME Fountain Valley, CA. 92708 mined the generally prevail· VELOPMENT AREA. LO. CULTURAL CENTER OR (Including a compltled In-County AtcOl'dtr of OR· Beach·Costa Mesa Daily and appralsJJ of es101t as· ISSUES S OEM~ 08 ICE The following persons (714) 241·6224 f I CATED AT 522 WEST \9TH SIMILAR USE FOR THE d E o I ANGE County, Stale or . sels or ol any pe1111on or RAISES AT TH U L have aoandoned the use or BID DATE: February 4, Ing ~ates o ~ages n the STREET IN A C2 ZONE. APPROVED HOTEL ON come an xpense ec a-CALIFORNIA, executed by Pilot January 2• 9• 16· 1998 account as provided In HEARING DESCRIBED IN lhO F1c1111ous Business 1998 al 2·00 pm. IOCallly In whicfl dlhtcWork ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· rHE VACANT 5-ACAE SITE ration lhal will show your ll· VICKI M. MATMIESON, A F714 section 1250 or the Calllot· THIS NOTICE OR IN WAIT· Narne UNIVERSAL AUTO BOARD DATE: February Is to be perforrne . opies MINATION: NEGATIVE AT THE s.w. CORNER OF nanees). The orlglnal ol the SINGl.£ WOMAN as TAUS-nia Probate Code. A Re-TEN CORRESPONDENCE CENTER, 2034 Placonha 18. 1998 of these wasie rate determl: DECLARATION,. (AVAIL· TOWN CENTER DRIVE r11ponslvt declarations TOR., WILL SELL AT PUB· PUBLIC NOTICE quesl for Special Notice DELIVERED TO THE PLAN· A\ll Costa Mesa. CA No payment shall be ~~~one.;,A~Jitl8£cftEEV~~ ABLE FOR REVIEW FOR AND AVENUE OF THE must bo filed with the court LIC AUCTION "fO HIGHEST BSC 0883 form is ava1tobJe from Ille NING COMMISSION AT. 926:.>7 made lor work or malerial maintained II the DISTRICT 20 DAYS AT THE PLAN· ARTS. ADDITIONAL MINOR and copy served on the BIDDER FOR CASH (pay· court clerk. OR PRIOR TO, THE PUB· The f 1c1111ous Business under the con1rac:1 unless ofllc:e located 11. 1370 NINGOIVISION). AMENDMENTS PRO. other party al leasl live able at ltle time ol salt in p~OTTITIC10EHOTFO Attorne~ tor Pell· LICHEARING. N;imo referred 10 obcve and unlll lh& Reg111rar or C t · M 2. CONDITIONAL USE POSED TO SPECIFIC b I h h lawful money ol 1ht United .,, ti , 1. CONDITIONAL lJSE v.a~ t.led 1n Orange County Con11ac1ors verifies to lht AC~a~:6:;.e.Phy~l~:i F:J~'. PERMIT PA-98-04 FOR Pl.AN TO REFLECT CUR-fnourtd dtays e ore 1 8 ear· Stales) al IN FRONT OF ADMINISTER DoOnUeCir.LAS C LIECHTY PERMIT PA·98·05 FOR c.r S-'l1·95 File No 648t25 DISTRICT 1hal Ille CON· • RFA, INC./TEO GROVE, RENT CONDITIONS IN g a 8• THE fOl.AGPOLES AT THE ESTATE OF: • ' CAAL D. MAZ21E, AUTHO· Gt1olJm Reza lzadmanesh, TRACTOR was properly h· Hes Planninq, and are avail· AlJTHORIZED ~OENT FOR PLAN AREA. ENVIRON-OTHER RELIEF: MAIN ENTRY AREA TO ESTHER L. SPARE ESQ. ATTORNEY AT nlZEO AGENT FOR JAKO· 1291 Foo1h11f Blvd. Santa censed al lhe 11me lhe con-able to any in:ere:~ed 'C~rt~ CHEVRON PRODUCTS MENTAL DETERMINATION: August 20, 1997, THE PLACENTIA CIVIC •k• ESTHER SPARE LAW, 363 SAN MICiUEl SKY TRUST TO ALLOW EX· AnJ CA 92705 tract was awarded. Any upon reques · e COMPANY, TO ALLOW NEGATIVE DECLARATION, Orange Counly Superior CENTER, 401-411 EAST k E T IER DR., STE. 130, NEW• ISTING WHOLESALE AU· rns ous1ness ts con-CONTRACTOR nol so h· 1~~c1c:f01h~I ~·i.·,~~~y:~ THE REPLACEMENT OF (AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW CourtolCalllornla,341 The CHAPMAN AVENUE PLA· a• S H PORT BEACH, CA TOMOBILE DEALER (NEW· Oucled by an 1nd1v1dual censed is SUbJ8Cl to penal· ~it! T~~ toniractOf Jnd AN EXISTING SERVICE FOR 20 DAYS AT THE City D"vo PO Box 14170 CENTIA, CA all ughl, llUo CA~;~r;: :f:::ss 92860·7805 PORT WHOLESALE), TO Gnolam Reta ltadmanesh ties under lhe law. It the fi. ' b I _,, II STATION WITH A GAS PLANNING DIVISION). O CA 92613 1570 ' and interest conveyed to • p bl h d N orl CONDUCT LIMITED RE· 19973742953 cense classillcalion specl· any su conlrac Of u .... er STATION/FOOD MART AS FOR FURTHER INFOAMA· range. • and now held by 11 under lo all tleirs. boner1c1a(lts, u is e ewp TAIL SALES. LOCATED AT r 1 d hed hereinabove Is that ol shall pay not less than the WELL AS NEW CANOPIES, TION ON THI; ABOVE AP-To whom II may concern, said Ooed ol Trusl in lhe cred11ors, conhngenl credi· 811.icll·Cosla Mesa Daily 890 WEST 18TH STREET T,,1., stalecment wcas i e I a "specialty contractor" as specmed prevailing rales ol WITH A VARIANCE FROM PLICATION, TELEPHONE On February 23, 1988 property situated In said tors, and persons who may Pilot January 16, 22. 23. IN AN ;.1G ZONE. ENVI· .-.. •h the ounty lerk 0 defined in Section 7058 ol wages IO all workers em· STREET SETBACK RE-754·5245 OR CALL AT THE Comm1ss1onor Frank Fasel Counly and Stale dt· olh8rwose be 1nleres1Jd In 1998 AONMENTAL OETEAMINA· Or,inge County on l2·22·97 the Cahlornla Business and ployed In the execution °1 OUIREMENTS (20' REO.; OFFICE OF THE Pl.AN· entered ma"1a1 d1ssoluhon scribed as the will 01 esta1e. or both, FTh742 TION EXEMPT 0Jtly Pilot Dec 26. 1997. Protossoons Code, the spe-the Conl~CL I hd 8'·1 o· PROP.) ANO A NINO DIVISION. ROOM orders. I am respectfully re· A P.N. 419·172·11 or: ESTHER L SPAA!; ako FOR FURTHER INFORMA· J1n 2. 9. 16 1998 F708 c1ally conlractor awa1ded a~: b~~d10~ra ~:JO: ~f s:!~ PLANNED SIGNING PAO· 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE. questing modihcatton 01 The sheet address and ESTHER CS~":P a~E ES· PUBLIC NOTICE TION ON THE ABOVE AP· PUBLIC NOTICE the Conuact for this Work 1 60) da 5 alter the dale set GRAM TO ALLOW A 100' COSTA MESA. CALIFOR· Sechon X page 2 tines 1•3 olher common designa11on. THER LA t<0~ A NOTICE OF PLICATIONS. TELEPHONE shall itself conslrucl a ma· Y HIGH FREE-STANDING NIA. , ' ' ., 11 any. of lhe real propeny A PETITI "' has been 754·5245 OR CALL AT THE ---------JOrily of lht Work In ac· or the opening of bids. SIGN (25' MAX HEIGHT Published Newport (enclosed) to read, Ally descrtbod above is pu1. fllod by JEANS. LIECHTY PUBLIC LIEN SALE OFFICE OF THE PLAN· NOTICE TO cordance wtlh the provi· A payment bond shall be PERMITTED), AT 3190 Beach-Costa Mella Daily lund.s remaining on deposil ported to be: 357 VICTO· in 11\0 Superior Court of Bu1lneu and NINO DIVISION. ROOM CONTRACTORS soons of Calllorn1a Busi· rTI~llee1 ~riort to ~lC~~:ign HARBOR BOULEVARD IN Pilol January 16, 1998 in a child's trvst accounl RIA AVENUE:· COSTA Ca11fom1a, County ol OR· Prol enlon1 Code 200. 77 FAIR DRIVE. CALLING FOR BIDS ness and Professions Code ~th: ~:,~a;etal~rt~ in lh: A Cl !ONE. ENVIRON· F747 When lhe child allains the MESA, CA. 92627 A~GEE PETT O Sec. 21700·21707 COSTA MESA, CALIFOR· School Disvlct: Secllon 7059. I onlracl documen1S MENTAL JETERMINATION: u L c N ICE aoe or 25 years, •half bo The undersigned Trustee H I I N requests No11ce IS hereby given by NIA COAST COMMUNITY COL· All Work must be com· c p S · 22300 NEGATIVE DECLARATION. p 8 I OT disbursed directly to the fa. dlsclalms any liablllly lor lhat JEAN S. LIECHTY be lhe undersigned lhal a Pub 11 shed Newport LEGE DISTRICT pleled Wtlhin 60 consecu· 01 urt~:nl~~bll~cti~nonuacl (AVAIL FOR REVIEW FOR SUPERIOR COURT ther Barry L Friedberg .. any 1ncorrec1ness of the appoln1od as personal rep-public lien sale ol the lol· Beach-Cos1a Meu Daily 61d Deadline February 4. live days. Time Is of the es· Code lht contract wlll con· 20 DAYS AT PLNG. DIV.). OF CALIFORNIA, In 'add I on some1 e n slreel address ond other resentallve to admtn1sler lowtng desc11bed personal Pilot January 15. 1998 1998. al 2:00 Pm. sence. Falfure to complete ' . 3. CONDITIONAL USE 11 ' im ' common designahon, it lhe estale of lhe decedenl property wolf be held a1 the F746 Placo of Bid Receipt· Of· lhe work wilhin the lime lain pro11lslons P,ermittlng PERMIT PA-98-06 FOR COUNTY Of ORANGE lhe summer or 1996, a any shown hereln. THE PETITION requests hour of 10.00 AM on lhe1--------- f1:0 of Oorector of Purches· sel fonn herein will result In the successful bod1er 10 DAVID SWERDLINfTHE FAMILY LAW, judgement was made Sa;d sale will be ma'1e lhe decedent's Will and 301h day 01 Jan~a,Y 1998 PUBLIC NOTICE ing. Coasl Communt1y .~C!!· the 1mpos1llon of hqu1daled ~~~1~1:'e :i:';~!l~es b or ~~~ P RS G R 0 U P . A U· 341 THE CITY DRIVE, against me in my absence bul without covenanl o; codicils. ii any. be admllled The sale will be con· NOTICE lc90 Dislrlcl. Btc!g. D · damages lor each day -ol · Y THOAIZED AGENT FOR POST OFFICE which was unavoidable. warranty, express or Im.. to probate. The Will and ducted at 1100 Bristol St \370 Adams Avenue, Costa delay. In Iha amounl set 01stric1 lo ensure po•clform· SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA This fudgemenl was for phed. regarding ltlle, pos· any cod1~lls. are available Cos1a Mes.1 CA 92626 To alBI pal•lentsl ol Ad· t.•csa. CA 92626 f h .. 1 1 1 1 ance under the contra EDISON TO ALLOW OUT BOX 14170, · b for eMam1nal1on 1n lhe hi& · • vanced ehav ora Medical on '" the n orma •On or Each b d submitted 1n re-• ORAHCiE, CA rnonles lhal accrued when sossoon, or encum ran~es. County of Orange. S1:110 ol Group'Apogee Health Ser· Pro1ecl lden1111ca11on Bidders " 1 . DOOR R v BOAT ANO VE· lo pay lhe remaining princi· kept by the court Cahlornia · N(lmo· Coastline r com· Each bid musl conform sponse to lhlS Nohce snal~ HICLE STORAGE IN THE 92863·1570 I toled lor decreaHd cir· pal sum of the nole(s) st· THE PETITION requests The ro erl is stored b v1cH , Inc on January 16. rnun11y Colfoge Energy and be rasponslve to the con1afn, as a bid Item, ad SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PETITIONER/PLAIN· cumstances and my ex-cured by said Deed ol aulho11ty 10 adm1ms1or the BAIST~LP STY MINI sroJ. 1998, Advanced Behavioral t.';inagemenl Syslem: Bid contract documen1s Each oquale sheeting, shoring, EDISON EASEMENT ADJA· TIFF: B.,ry L. Fried· wile unreasonably delayed Trust w1lh lnleresl thereon, estall under lhe lndepen· AGE located' 11 1100 SAIS-Medical Group/Apogee No 1757 bidder shall submit, on tne and bracing, or equovalenl CENT TO 3505 CAOIU.AC berg lilt proceedings by bei09 os provided In said note(s). dent Admmts11a11011 or Es· TOL • ST., COSTA MESA, Htallh Services, lllC. will Place Bids are on•t1le and form · fU(nlshed w1lh the melhod, lor lhe p101ec11on AVENUE IN AN MP ZONE RES p 0 ND ENT IDE· o1lhe1 m Australia, Hawaii. advances, ti any. under lhe lales Act (This 3u1ho111y CA 92626 close at the lollowong loca· ,1rnlable a1 Oll1ce Col lh~ coniract documen1s. a list ~~~le ~n~~m~~~~~·~,~~~s ENVll\ONMENTAL DETER· FENDANT· Irene Enilk or Norway I am retpect· ierms ol said Deed ol will allow the personal iep-The ••ems to be sold are t1~~~ Ea t 171h Street. P11.ys·c~1 Fac1l1t1es Coord1· of the proposed subcon-whic:h s~all conrorm to ap'. MINATION: NEGATIVE ORDER TO SHOW rvlly requeshng 10 have this Trusl. fees, cnarges and resontahve lo lake many generally desc11bed as lol· S I 23~ Cosia Mesa. nJ,or Ardith Richey, oast lrac:tors on this pro1ect as DECLAAA TION, (AVAIL· expenses ol the Trustee achons wllhOul c:ouri op· lows· furniture clothin uo e · Community College Dis· requued by the Subtelling phcable safety Ofders. ABLE FOR REVIEW FOR CAUSE FOR judgement resctnded and of the ltusls crealed proval Before 1ok1ng c:er· toots and/or otner tious~: Calll. 92627 111c1, 1370 Adams Ave .. and Subcontracting Fair Governing Bo•rd 20 DAYS AT PLANNING DI· MODIFICATION Thank you by said Deed ol Trust. ta1n very important ac11ons. hold terns sto ed by !he Pahents may obtain a Btdg O" Cosla Mesa. Pracuces Act. Government By Wllllam M. Vega, VISION) CASE NUMBER! Yours sincerely. The• 1otal amount of 1he however, 1110 personal rep. foflowln erso~s· copy ol the1• medical CA. (714) 438·4646 Code Section 4100 el seq. Ed. D •• Chancellor, 4. PLANNING APPLICA· .J) 26 01 60 /s/ Sorry L. Friedberg unpaid balance of Ille oblf· resen1a1ove .wlll be requued Name ~f Accou~t. Space record rrom Advanced Bo· NOTICE IS HEREBY Each Std shall be ac· Coast Community Col· TION PA·98·07 FOR RICH TO. Irene Ervlk I declare under penally of Qjltion secured by lhe to give nohce to m1ern11d Number navioral Medical Group/ GIVEN ·!hill the above· companied by a certified or le9e Dlatrlct TAIT/TAIT & ASSOC., AU· YOU ARE ORDERED TO perjury under tne laws of property lo be sold and persons u~less they have CHRISTOPHER. JOSEPH, Apogee Health Serv1c1ts, n:imed St:hool District of cashier's check or bid THORIZED AGENT FOR APPEAR IN THIS COURT reasonable es1ima1ed waived notice or consen1td 467C Inc until April 1, 1998 Orange Counly, Callforn1a. bond in an amount not less Published Newport CHARLES 8 . FEAYNE AS FOLLOWS TO GIVE the Stale ol California lhal costs, O•pensas and ad· to the proposed ac:11on.) CLEVELAND. JOSHUA, Alter April I. 1998, pallen1S ac11ng by and through Its lhan ten percent (lO%) of Beach·Cosla Mesa Oatly MARGOLIN TRUST FOR A ANY LEGAL REASON WHY tho lorego1ng 1s truo and vances 111 the time 01 inillal The 1ndependen1 adm1n1s· 587E moy Obloon 11 copy of lhetr Governing Board. here1nal· lhe total bid price payable Pilot January 9, 16, 1998. VARIANCE FROM LANO· THE RELIEF SOUGHT 1;4 correct IJubllcallon of the Nollce or lrallon aulho111y will be DICKSON BRIAN LEE medical record ftom ter referred lo as "DIS· to the Oislrlcl as i guaran· F7~3 SCAPEO STREET SET· THE ATTAC~ED APPLICA· Date: August 20, Sale Is 5294,264 79. granltd unless an inlet· ~OE ' ' Apogee Health Services. TRICT' • wolf receive up to, IM that the bidder, If Its BACK REQUIREMENTS TION SHOULD NOT BE 1997 The Benehciary under esled person Illes an Ob· HAAS BRIAN 187t Inc .. P.O. Box 245. Soulh but not later than the proposal le accepted, shall PUBLIC NOTICE (15' AEO.; 10' PROP.) ANO GRANTED. If chlld custody /I/ 9.,ry L. Friedberg sald Deed ot Trust heteto-ifCll~ to the petillon and JANSSON DAVID 789 Eastern. Pa 19399·0245. above.stated ltme. sealed promptly tuculo Int A MINOA CONDITIONAL or visitation ls an Issue in ea L Frledber 55 lore executed and dellv· show good cause why '"' KANDEL TERRY e52C 888·293-6608 btd$ lor the award of a Agreement f\Jrnlsh 1 salis· PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL USE PERMIT FOR A 2 l24 lhl• proceeding Family J ."Y C k D 1 g, C ered 10 the undersigned a court 1h0uld not g1arit the MITCHELL Scoh 363 Patients with questions re· conlrac:t for the proioct de-factory Falthlur Perform-BE HELO BY THE COSTA SO.FT. CARLS'S 'JR. Code section 3170 requires asrn1ne ree rve. O· written Doclarallon or De-authority. AOOA1G'UEZ 'KELLY garcting the cl<?slng of Ad· scribed as: ance Bond In an amount MESA PLANNING COM· ORIVE·THAU RESTAU· mediation btlOl'e Of con· rona Del Mar, CA 9262~ fault and Demanct fOf Salt, .A HEARING on the pell· VIOLA 220 • vancecl Behavt01DI Health Upgrading ol the e1ushng not tess than one hundred MISSION AT TfiE Cfl)' RANT WITH A REQUEST currtnUy with tilt hearing 1423 and a wrilltn Nollet of De-lion wlll be held on FEBAU-RATKOSKI, JON, 492E Medical Group/Apogee HVAC Con1rols and energy percent (l00%) ol the total HALL. 77 FAIR ORIVc, FOR A 135• DRIVE-THAU lisled below. Published .Newport raull and Election to Seit. ARY 19. 1998, at 1'45pm In Dated' Jan Heollh Service. Inc., should management sys1em serv· bid price furnish a Pay· COSTA MESA. CALIFOR· LANE (160' MIN REO) AT Date· 2-4·98 Time· 9 AM Boach·Cos1a Mesa Dally The undersigned caused Dept. 703 localed at 341 S'gned· Janet S lion contact Nickl Pontrelll. 435 tng the Coastline College ment eond In an amount NIA. AT 6:30 P.M. OR AS t501 NEWPORT BOULE· Dept.' 604 • • ' Pilol December ~ 1997 said Nolice ol Default and The C11y Drive South, Or· This otlct ~ n n a Arden Avenue. Sulle 440, Adm1111s1rahon Build1n~ nor less than one hundred SOON AS POSSIBLE VARO IN A C2 ZONE. EN· Addiess of court. same as Janua 2, 9. 16 1e9a. , Electlon to Sell to be r• ange, CA 92868. COfda~e w1\~ g;~~ t o;.: Glendale, Calif 91203. 818· There will be a F1tteen percent (100%) of lht 101al THEREAFTER ON MON· VIRONMENTAL DETER· noted above ry • F706 corded In the county where If' ~OU OBJECT. to the s1ons of Section 217~ et 502-1199 . dollar (S 15.00) non· bid price, and furnish cer· DAY, FEBRUARY 09, 1998. MINATION: NEGATIVE O•t•: DEC 19 1097 lhe real propeny ls located. granhng ol the pellhon, you seq. oC the Business & Pro-The providers and cltnl· refundable paymenl re· IJficates eVldenong that the REGARDING THE FOL· DECLARATION, (AVAIL· J th H C PUBLIC NOTICE This is an allempt to col· should appear at lhe hear-lesslons Code of the State clans ol Ad11anced B• quired lor each se1 or bid required lneurance Is In ef· LOWING APPLICATIONS. A8Lf FOR REVIEW FOR on• •n • •nnon, lect a debt, and any lnfor· Ing and slate your ob-01 Caltlornla havloral Health Medical documents Checks should feet In the amounts set IF ANY OF THE FOL· 20 DAYS Al THE PLAN-JUDGE OF THIE SUPE· LOAN NO 2387371 mahon oblalned will be ~cuons or lilt ¥tntten ob-Sales sub tel 10 rlor can-GroupfApogM Health Ser· be made payable to Coas1 forth In the general condl· LOWING ACTIONS ARE NING DIVISION). RIOR COURT • T.S. NO. 97•62503CA used for that purpose. ec\lon1 with the c:ourt be· cellallon rnllht av:nt ol set· ".ices. Inc lhank our pa· Community College Dis-lions. In the l"enl of lailure CHAUENGEO IN COURT. 5. AMENDMENT TO THE Notice: II you have chil· FHA/VA No. Date: 25 DEC 07 Ol'e the hearing. Your ap· llamtnl between Owner Uents !or fhe opportunity lo tnc1 to enter Into the contract THE CHALLENGE MAY BE GENERAL PLAN GP·98· dren from thlf relatlonshlp, ADVANTA NOMINEE pea?ance may be In person and Obtlgaled party serve them and lht com· Bods shall be received In and execute the required LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE 01A/NOATH COSTA MESA the court Is required to NOTICE OF SERVICES INC ort>vyourauorney. Publi shed Newport mumtylo111Ssuppon 1he place tden1if1ed above, documenll such bid aecu-ISSUES S 0 ME ONE SPECIFIC PLAN SP·94·0lA d f hlld TRUSTEE'S SALE • • • IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR B h C M D I Publ1Shed Newport • nd lhose bids shall be nt wilf ~ forfeited The RAIS~S AT THE PUBLIC FOR CJ SEGERSTROM & or tr payment o c YOU ARE IN DEFAULT TRUSTEE, BY SPE· or a contingent cred••or of !JC . osia esa ai Y Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily pened and publicly read Fl.ihful Performance Bond HEARING DESCRIBED IN SONS TO CREATE A SITE· support based on lht In-UNDER A DEED OF TRUST CIALIZEO, INC., AS Iha deceased, you musl file Pilot January 16· 23• 19f,648 Pilot Jar.11a1y 16, 1998 loud el the above·slaled shall remain In f\Jll force THIS NOTICE OR IN WAIT· SPECIFIC FLOOR AREA come of both parents. The DATED AUGUST 2, 1996 AGENT fOR SAID your claim with lhe court F764 1me ond place. and eftect through the TEN CORRESPONDENCE RATIO OF 1.11 IN THE amount of child support UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· TRUSTEE, 4180 Via and mail a copy to the per· PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with the guaranlee perlOd 11 apecl· DELIVERED TO THE Pl.AN· URBAN CENTER COM· can be largt. It normally TION TO PROTECT YOUR Real #B C•rpenterla sonal represenlatlvo •P· ....,,,,...,,,...,.,,.....~.,,..........,--let the Ctasslfled Service Directory help you fin:S rellabla help. ,ov1s1ons or Caflforn1a fitd in the general condi· NINO COMMISSION AT. MERCIAL LANO USE DES· cont1nut1 unld 1he child Is PROPERTY, IT MAY BE ' ' pointed by tne court w1lh1n PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL ubflc Contract Code Ste· lions. OR PRIOR TO, THE PUB-IGNATIOill WlTH A COA· 18. You should supply the SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. lour month9 from lhe date BE HELO BY THE COSTA ion 3300, Iha OISlrtcl r• The DISTRICT reserves LIC HEARING. RESPONDING CHANGE IN I I IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· Overstocked wnh ol l1rS1 Issuance ol the lei· MESA PLANNING COM· uores lhal the bidder pos· Iha "ght to reject any Of all 1. CONDITIONAL USE miP BUDGET FOR SOUTH cbourl wll~ nformOathon NATION OF THE NATURE stull? 1ers as provldod In section MISSION AT THE CITY ess lhe following clas· bids or lo waive a 11• PERMITS PA·98-02 FOR COAST PLAZA TOWN a out yot.lf nances t et· OF THE PROCEEDING A II I 9100 ol the Calllornia Pro-HALL, 77 FAIR DRIVE, 1l1catlon ol contractor's Ii· regutanlles or lntorm';(ilies BMA CONSULTING, AU· CENTER. COMPRISED OF wise lhe chlld support AGAINST YOU, YOU Cla~~ilt:d bate Code. Ttle time IOI' hi· COSTA MESA, CALIFOR• ense at the time thal the THOAIZEO AGENT FOR SHOULD CONTACT A w'ill hel~ 1ng claims will not expire NIA. Al 6:30 P.M. OR AS LAWYER. betoro lour monlhs lrom SOON AS POSSIBLE PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES On JANUARY 23, 1998, 642·56 8 the heanng date noticed THEREAFTER ON MON· 8-4~·5878 OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COST A MESA AMENDING THE COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL CODE AS FOLLOWS: AMENDS TITLES 9 AND 13 TO MAKE MINOR REVISIONS TO CLARIFY TEXT REGARDING ZONING REGULATIONS, AND AME.NOS TITLE 13 TO REQUIRE A CONDITIONAL USE PERMJT FOR NEW PAWN SHOPS, TO ADD ZONING REGULATIONS FOR SHIPPING CONTAINERS AND GARAGES IN NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS, TO REQUIRE A MINOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR DEVIATIONS FROM RAMP SLOPE STANDARDS, AND TO MODIFY REGULATIONS FOR ANTENNAS TO REFLE~ FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION'S REQUIREMENTS. THE COST A MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING FOR CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE OF rnE CITY COUNCIL OF COSTA MESA AMENDING TITI...ES 9 AND 13 OF nm COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING ZONING REGULATIONS. ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: EXEMPT . THIS PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS: DATE: TIME: PLACE: Monday, Janu.&J)' 26, 1998 6:30 p.m. or as soon as possible thereafter City Council Chambers at City Hall 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, California Public comments in either oral or written fonn may be praented during the public bearing." For further informatio0t telephone (714) 754-5245, or visit the Planning Division, Second Floor of City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. CalifomiL The Planning Division is open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m .• Monday throup Friday. ------------ STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 71Je i..Lga/ Department at the Daily Pilot is pleasuJ to amzouna a nrw mvict 110111 a1Ntilabk to new businesses. ~ wi/J n""' SE.ARCH tht ~for yqu 111 no extm chargt, mulsavt JOU tht time and the trip to tht °'"'1 Houu in San1a Ana. Thm. of crJllm, afar the search is compldtJ sw will fik J<IUT fatitious businm 1lll1M sl4Jmlml with tht Cwnty Ckrlt, pu}Jlish ona a W«lt for four utth Ill requirttJ by law llNi thm fo your proof of publkation with tht Onmty ckrlt. ~stop by ID# JI"" jiaitious buJinm #4lonmt ill the !Mil} Pi/4t, 330 W Bay~ a.. MoA. If JflU Cllllnot */' "'p!N.st aJJ"' Ill (714) 6424321 .,,. '"' wi/J ""*~for JI"' It> hllnJk this proa:JiRr"' ,,,.;J. If you should httw 1111J fiuthw 'f"'!llibns. pJo. aJJ "'-'aw Will w morr than glAJ to 4ltist :If* (iooJ IMclt in Jtllll' new ""1inasl ... . . '· . All e..,pon Bead\/Coua Meta Da.ily Pilot FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1998 UBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES P"8LIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE w1l1 PUBLIC NOTICE Ha11t you star1td doing This buslnesa 11 con· Thll buSlntn 11 con ducttrd bt an 1Qd1\<1dual ductea u, 11n •nd.v1duJI tetel Act . !Thie aulhon NOTIC• Have you 11arted dOI"" business yet? Yes, Jan ducted IJy an 1nd111ldual dueled by an 1na111du111 H.t•• you &tarted Clo ng Hav11 1ou st .. Hhtd dOin" "" ... 2nd 1""8 ._.~ H .. 1 • iv w ill allow tht Pt rton buaineu yet? No IL'l6Utloue lualne•• .., n.,11e you Sfar1ed doing ave you 11a•1tu ao1ng bus.ness ytl tlo t.lu\ nc~s }1H' r.;o INVITING BIDS Cynthie O. JonH Sht 1t1 Tonl Bruner business yet? YH, Jan 9, bu1iness yet? No Da11,,, Edmu'10 T•umol oa,id w Dolak at repra1erit1t1v,to take Staled bld1 may be rt-Thi• statement Wit flied Name Statement Thi• 1u11tment wit liled 1998 Unda D Carlson This 5131c-mon1 .,,as 1 ltd Tti ~ ~tatvrr orii _..3, Lita m t f\y actions w11hou1 lved at Iha ottlce ol the wilh the Counru Cl-k 01 The following IMflOns 1" with the Coun1y Ctt<k or t~1c1 ... Weld Tti.s statemen1 was ,, ea ,..1th tne Cour.1y c l!•k of ., m ·~ t• C!> 1. c er•• or ob1em,,,g court epprov Y Cl•1" at 3300 N .. -dolllg butlneSI as: ""-c 0 13 98 T.. c c . I B , t k " ewport Orange County on 01.13.99 BILL'Y RAY, UC. 981 Call• vrlngt ounty on I· • •·•5 sra1emen1 wu f.lea with the ounfy feri.. or Oraogo C "' 1y on l;i·JO '37 Orar ge Cc . 1, " , l'i·98 a e ore e ing cer1am ultvatd, P.O. 8011 1768, 19988745405 Negoclo San Clemente 19988745399 vi.ilh the Counly Clerk or Orange Coun1y on 01· l'J 98 1997374348 1 19985744009 very important action• 1 ~1?,e~~~OoCaa ~65!; Dally Piiot Jan, 18, 23, 30. CA 92873-8202 ' Dally Pilot Jan HI. 23. 30, Orange County on 01-13·98 199887 45404 Da11y p, ot Jan 2 J 16 uo , p c• J " 9 Iii, 23 ~eop~:1v9e~iat'r~: P!~~O~ll~ 29th day of January, 1998, Feb. 8, 1998 F750 Wiiiiam Ray Valtntlnt, 1998, Feb. 6. 1998 F757 l998874 5400 Daily Pilot Jon 16, 23 30, 23, 1998 F7\ I 3U l'd':IB F725 98. a1 whfch time such LLC, 961 carrt Ntgoclo, PUBLIC NOTICE Dairy P1101 J<>n 16, 23. 30, 1998, Feb a. t996 F752 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ;~q~1~::ret:te~1vep;,~~~: s. shall b• opened and PUBLIC NOTICE San Clemente, CA 921173· 1998, Feb 6, 1998 F760 PUBLIC NOTICE unfus they ha ve d for· 6202 FlcUtloua Bu1lne11 PUBLIC NOTICE Flclltloua Buslneu Fictitious Buslneas waived notice or con CEAN FRONT STREET FlcUtloua Bualne11 Thia buaineu Is con· Nam• Statement Fl tltl e 1 s d d b U 'led u bll ty c ou1 u1 ne1s Nome tatement Name Stetement t ented to the proposed D IM PROVEMENTS Name Statement• UClt Y: mr a 1 Th• loflow1ng "trsons are Fictitious Busln•s• N s Tt f t T ... Co ,, am• t atement 1e o o" ng persu > • c "' .o.. ; p~ so• > ars ection I .. e 1ndepen OM 561h STREET TO The loUowtng persons art H • ol doing business as Name Stal ement The 10110,.1ng persons are uor· g ous nen as do.Ilg t>u,,,.,.,,~" de nt adm1ms1ra11on h STREET do1nn business as: 1111 you staned d ng Va..,.... Ne1wo1~ Services, b T S T 31 "' r ERSA At.JTO CE Es.S,, bu11ness yet? No ..... " The lollow1ng pttsons are doing us1ness as oo e> e ·~ • 011..,no \.I• • l N authority will be gramed on1rac1 Number 3151 ENCE ENTERTAIN· R V I I 310 1 W. Coast Hwy doin~b AM-PM Rent a Car 4!'.00 Or lr1•nl' Spetllum Ir , T(R ;<QJl P Jttcr•I a A,11 unless an mHsrl':ttad nglnur ' Es11m11e: MENT TALENT AGENCY, William ay a t nt ne. "1•"A. Ne~po .. Beach, CA PLA INUUS~~esAsUaTsOMOTIVE c D CA 9~c1"' c ., CA 9 ,,~, LLC Geott Spencer Man ~ ~ " "' ampua r 1332 t•o;,. • " OS!J •· e~.:i ..... parson fife& .,n obiection .500 00 355 Bristol St. Suite M, age; ' • 92663 PROMOTIONS. 330 Cameo Pofl Beach. CA 92660 Jell1111 Ht.triter '·'~ 1~ ~· An:iu Adtoo 745 E Meats 10 the petihon ana r:~g~~g11~YE~gl~e~:lllam ~~~~ M~:·· ii:n~2a~268852 Th11 statement was filed laura M. Vance, 3101 W Shores Rd.. Corona del Majid Jano1agh1. SOS l 395:> Pnrk Bf,Cl . S~n A.~ 011Jnge. CA 928G5 show s good cause why ospeclive bidders may Masteie Dr. Huntington with the County Clerk ol CoasBt Hwy c" 150A, New· Mar, CA 92625 Wa11erlder C11, Ap1 A. Hun· Diogo CA 92103 Thrs ou~111e&s ,, con· the courl ~l'lould not 0 C I 1 •95 port each A 92663 Janel Gen1sc.. 330 11nnton Beach CA 92&19 Th,s ll..is1ness rs ctn ouctcd by· on 1nd1v1dua1 grunt the authO•••v a1n one 111 of bid docu· Beach, CA 92fl.46 range oun Y on ..,,.. 1 · "· " 1 .... 8•744018 Th s business 1s con· Car~eo Shores n.i Coron1 Th11 bu"ne~s is con· auclca b, ari "•d•. Ju;.i Hair: you siarh?\J do1nn A HEARING on the 'llS ar no cost 11 lht of· Michael T. Stetfens, 4561 •• v ducted by an 1nd111i"ua1 ael ·~1ar, CA 926"2u5 u " 23 " ... duc1ee1 by an 1nd1111CJuJI H:ho you sur:.,a co r g b.i\•cns )el? No of the Public Wo1ks Monlalr A11t . 0·12, Long Dally Pilot Jan. 9, 16, • Have you stariea doing This busina•s is con· Have you slartao ao.ng business ye•? t.o A•i.iJ AIJ 00 pet111on will be held oo partment, 3300 Newport Beach. CA 90808 ' 30, 1998 F729 business yet? Yes. Dec ducted by an mdividual business yei? No Jer•1oy H..,ntcr 1.1e11:i c• Tn. sta1emen1 v.as 1 :11a Februery 1 9 1998 tit vard, P 0 801 1768, This buslnHs Is con· 1997 Have you Slaned Cloing Maiid Janaiagni Th s SIJlerY u1• ,,35 • ea .,. lh u·e Co1.1nly c1, k of I 45 P M n Dept 703 pon Beach, CA. 92658· ducted by a generaJ part· PUBLIC NOTICE Laura M Vance business y1:t'> No ThtS statement was fl!ed "'''" 111e Cou"'" Cc • .)I r 1a'lg11 Co1.on11 on 12 n 97 located at 341 Tt•f' C1tv 5 nership This s1a1ement w:is hied Janel Gentsch with the Couniy Clerk or 01ang9 Co mty "~ L:'-'.) •7 19973742954 Or111e South P 0 Box r furthtt lnforma1lon, Have you started dolnCJ Flct1tloua Bualneaa with the County Clerk ol This staiemenl was hied Orange County 011 01·13·98 19973741990 O;;rli p ,01 Occ 26 1997 14 171 Orange CA lnaSgtee:~e1n6•4Lu3y3•30Proiect bTuos~nyelaSI Y8 1atn?cYaas. 1/3/83 Name Statement Orange County on 1·6·98 w1lh the Coun1y Clerk of 19988 74 54 07 Da·lt p, 01 J.ln 9, 16 23 Jan 2 9 16 1998 . f 707 9 2 611F3Y· 1 0 SU7 0 1 BJEC T TO • v " • • B · The fonowlng persona are. 199B8743980 Orange Coun1y on 12·09·97 30 9<a µbflshed Newpo rt This atalement was filed doing b sl ss as· Qa1ly P1101 Jan 16. 23 30, 1 ; fl.it PUBLIC NOT'CE the granting of the ch-Costa Mesa Dally with the County Clerk ol l CAMuPAnNeA · Dally Pilot Jan. 9• l 6. 23. 19973741869 1998 Feb 6 <1998 F754 BLIC N t a 30 1998 F734 O 1 p ' ' PU OTICE petition you ~houfd t January 16, 20, 1998. Orange County on 1-6-98 b~WILLARO A. EESE & AS-• GI Y 1101 Dec 26, 1997. f . t ltl B I -PUBLIC NOTICE ic ou s us ness appear al 1he hearing t-------·-f_7_4....;,.51 19988743979 S IATES, PUBLIC NOTICE Jan 2• 9, l6, 1998 F709 ---------Flctlllouli Business Name Statement and s1a1e y•Jur bfe"' PUBLIC NOTICE Daily P1fo1 Jan 9, 16, 23. c) REESE SALES & MAR· PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitiou s Bualnes s Name Statement T• e fu '""'ng pe•so ~ .i11: uons "' t11e w111tt"n 1---------i 30. 1998 F733 KETING, 376 Vista Baya, Fictitious Buslne11 Name Statement n.c 1 . , p..-r."• ~ l aw 9 t.u\•ne~s a:. obiett·on• with the lctltloua Buslneu Ntwpor1 Beach, CA 92660 Name Statement Flctltloua Bu1lnes1 The loflow1ng pe1sons arc aoing ""~ •css as 1>.c1n s Sa •s. 1773 wn.11.er cowr belor" •ht' hear Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE Willard c. Reese. 376 Vista The following pe1sons are Nam• Stal ement doing business as· YOUNG s us A co•.1. CoslJ Mesa CA 921>27 •ng Your dPIJC8r8nce e following persons are Baya. Newpcrt Beach, CA doing business as: The following persons ate T1anqullo Commun1ca· PANV, 3801 P;.irkl•lN !.one t'c1n fergu~on. 42? Ai.et· mav be .n "erson 0, bv ng business as: Flotltloua Bu1lne11 92660 a) Nakea Skies Olgltnl Pro· ~olng business as: lions, 934 w. B31boa Siva. "29A lrv.nt> CA 92£1? ~·de. Ne ... port Beach, CA ,.. APOAA TE SUPPL v Name Statement This busln~ss Is con· ductlons. b) O.S A Salos Island Rh"'hms. 3333 Brrs· Newporl Beach, CA 92661 Kim t1yoncheol 3d01 92Ci63 ' vour attomev NTER, 10854 Pebble The lollowlng persons are dueled by:an individual and Ma11\ehng, 321 E Or· 101 St 11 1662. Costa Mesa. Michael On1ge1. 93<l w Par~vol•W LJ1 t> "2<.JA. Ir· This, bus.ness •S co11 CRE'6iTci~~r a A ~;nti: rt. f ountain Valley, CA doing business as: Have you started doing angewood Ave. #C·S. Ana· CA 92626 BalbO'I Siva . Newpon vine. CA 92ul2 dueled b~ an 1 d ... duJI 08 .BIG ISLAND BACKHOE. business yet? Mo herm. CA 92802 Beach Access. Inc .. {CA). Beach, CA 9266! T!"s bus ncss is ton-Ha~e you ~1.-..1 ... a uo.11g genr cted1tor of lhe Cancino, 10854 Peb· 1864 Swan Circle. Cosla Willard C. Reese David Scon Anderson. 321 3333 B1istol st. fl2825, This business 1s con· duc11:0 t:i, ar1 nd .. 1CJu3f t;usiness )el~ \'cs 1 76 dec~aseo vou mus• file oun, Foun111n Valley. Mesa. CA 92626 This statement was filed E. Orangewood Ave ,-c.5, Costa Mes3• CA 92626 ducted by·an tnd1111aua1 Have yoµ s11rleo:I de ng l'.ern feq)uSi.;r. your cla.m with •he 92708 BIG ISLAND BACKHOE with tht County Clerk or Anaheim. CA 92802 This businc-ss Is con· Ha11e ycu started doing bus•ness ,,.,? 1.0 Tt1 s s1a1errc : >\JS ! l~ i cour1 ane1 mail a copy to on Marquette, 1085'4 {CA), 186't-Swan Circle, Orange County on 01·13·98 This business Is con· dueled by· a corporation bus1ness,yc1? Yes. 1111 97 Kun Hyor weol '"lh the Cov1lt C1cik 01 th~ Personal represl'nta bfe Coun. f ountain Val· Cosla Mesa. CA 92626 199887•5388 dueled by: an ind1111dual Have you s1arted doing Michael 0111ger This 5t.,ieme111 "'as f . .,a Ori.rrge Cour 1, on Hi 9ij llvl' appointed by the CA 92708 Thi s business Is con· Dally Pilot Jan. 16, 23, 30, Have yoo started doing business yet? No This s1aterncnt was f11ea with Ir•? Count'y Cle•• 01 19986743978 court w 1th 1n four s business Is con· ducted by:Umiltd Uablllty 1998. Feb. 6, 1998 F75f business yet? No Beach Access. Inc .. Tho· w1fti tt>e County Clerk ol Or:ingo Counly on 1·9·96 Daily Pilot Jan 9, 16 2J months from the date led by:a general part· Co. David S. Anderson mas J. Moore·Presidenl Orange County on 01·13·98 19986745035 JO, 1998 F730 of 'l11st issuance ol hip Have you starled doing PUBLIC NOTICE This sta1emen1 was filed This statement was ftlea 19985745403 0;11ly P1lo1 Jan 9, 16 :o'3 1e11ers as provided ,,, e you sianed doing buslnen yet? Yes, Nov 18.1 __________ with the County Clerk ol w1lh Iha County Clerk or Daily Pilot J:in 16. 23. 30 30 1998 FNO PUBLIC NOTICE sec11on 9100 o f the iness yet? No 1997 Flctltlou1 Bualn••• Orange County on 1·6·98 Orange Coun1y on 1·6·98 Cahlorn•a Probate Cod• Sh L •999•7 01• 1998· Feb 6 1~8 F758 PUBLIC NOTICE v g Cancmo'Jason Mar· aron ong Name Statement • v 44 v 19988743980 CNS1&66790 The 11me tor fifing lie BIG ISLAND BACKHOE, The following persons are Dally Pilot Jan. 9, 16, 2J, Daily P1lol Jim 9, 16, 2J. PUBLIC NOTICE Flclltlous Buslneu NOTICE OF cld1ms wrll not exp11e s statement was filed Shaion Long/Officer doing business as: 30, 1998 F728 30 1998 fTJ6 ----------PETITION TO before lour mon1hs the Counly Clerk or This &lat~ment was flied NEWPORT PC TRAINING,•----------Fic titious B usi ness Namo Sta lemen l from the hearing dale nge Counly on 01·13-98 With the ouniy Clerk of 3740 Campus Or. Su11e A, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ntme Statem ent Tni:: tvl '" "9 pe•,., >.ire AESTDMINIESTOER notic•d abov• "·a Co t 011398 T r II do1nibus"·'-'ssas AT F: ~ u 88745408 vr nge un Yon • • Newpor1 Beach, CA 92660 he o owing persons <>re nE"' SO YOU MAY EXAM 199887453714 o t 1 Art f 1 d Flctlllous Bu1lne11 Fictitious BualnHs doing business as: INS 1•1 .., LUTIONS ROBERT A . STEJN e. Feb 6. 1998 F75S 11Y Pilot Jan. l 6, 23, 30, A), 374° Campus r. T am• a e men urp roe u 15 tng. Ccsta r1h:s.1 CA 9::G:7 • court. fl you are a per OBITUARY 888 BLANK Lan e Uurton, died suddenly ol a massive hean attack Janu:iry 14 1998 Born Ap11I 1, Hi29 In Om;aha t~111,,,;a1ka to Janel Ot11n1ol\y Blank an<l Leo 81.ank. Lane c.imu to Ca1tlorr11a 1n 1939 Hy grad1.1atod hom 6.:tlit.>lly ti1llS HS, sen•eo 1n 111'0 u S Ar rny 1r\ 11111 Koroan War s111t oned in Eu· rope ur o roCEr•·C!'O ;:in Ed CJ If om UCLA La"" s profuss•on:if I.le unco111p,1~s11Cl 25 ~ i,-:us 111 • ir.o aero- space illld ~ICIClfOl'llCS inous11y u11 ,..,ell 3S lr.ltn{ yl!:> I> BS 3 n 8!>· lc:r educa1or toactung s1a11;;1,cs a•io 1e,C1arch rr .... :t ocJology fJI Cah· lorn lJ Stah.1 Ur rvers ly. Lon~ Buacn snel Sao· dlcCllt." College He was MHJNll us a pas· s1on;.ill• long d1s1ance runnc:r ,0,,110 comµlt>Wd 4'3 rr ar.itnon!t :ind '"!l9"'1J ~ll 000 running r"11 ~~ ,,, n ~ t l\!t rnu He IS SU•\ 11(.'cJ IJ{ r11s .v11e r'.rlln1oe11 Holl· rnan B1::in1< nno 11 ~ cnrforen. K1mberl£oy Blank LoGror1cJ Ctms· IOµher L Bi.ink ilrlO Pau1 A Bl::ink. ano his lwo gr<1nelct11li.Jr en Ala n Btan~ ano Mafl•1c:w BIJn~ An .nlormaf rnent0••31 '"" t.Jl. I ufO S::tlurOrly, J;mu.iry 17UI rll 10 JO At.I 0:.1 Tt1e Weogo .. ... n1c11 is ill 111<> c-nd ot the B.iloo.:i Pcrnnsula '" ~le...,port Bouc11 11 l1v..i or flowers OO· nat.ons rr ilY b" made to rilO 0 SIOI on'l..LON <>t Cultlorrn;:i S1;11e Un ••>IS If Long Be lCh ty Pilot Jan. 16, 23, 30, O I , ~CP ica ncorpora eD ' Name Statement N St t t P le k P bl ti 241 Co~1.1 1.1os3 St. to'S, CASE NO A190552 INE the fife kept by the _________ , 1998, Feb. 6, 1998 F753 te A, Newpor1 Beach, CA he lotlowlng persons are The following persons are ,25682 P:ic1f1t Cres1 Or. Beverly Van Hur 241 To all heirs, baneft· son interested in the PUBLIC NOTICE 92660 doing business as: Cloing business as M1ss1on V1010. CA 92692 Co•t,-i i.1c:sJ Si •B. Co<I" ciaries, creditors. con-t t f 1 PACIP'IC YHIW PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con· VOf: BOARDING COM· Law Otl1ces of E11k B. Re.10 A A Davis 25662 J -u d d as a e. vou may 1 e MEMOA1a1 ...... K PANY 3 A S A '-'esJ CA 9~c~T 11ngen1 -.re 11ors. an h h 1 1 uu. ran lctltloua Bu1lne11 Name Statement e lollowing persons are 9 bus.noss as· SH PAO, 2400 W St Hwy .,, NltWPOrt Ch, CA 92663 id K1amp, 2400 W. s1 Hwy "'· Newport ch, CA 92663 quehne Roy. 2400 W. st Hwy If, Newpon h. CA 92663 s business 1s con· ed by·a general pan· hip e you started doing ness ye1? No Id K1amp oy slalement was Med lhe County Clerk of ge County on O 1·13·98 8e745408 Flctltlou1 BualneM- Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: A P1111a1e ,Design Studio, 3101 West Coast Hwy .. Newport Beach, CA 92663 Shannon Linford. 26985 Golden Lantern "'B 11 1. la· guna Niguel. CA 92677 Philip Linford. 28985 Golden Lantern ,,B111, la· ducted by: a corpA•a11on • 1 4 W. 110 an n· Michelsen, 1301 Dove Pac1!1c Cresl Or 1.1.ss1on h h wit t e court a orma "' 6 c c Thi> t.Jus.nc s; s con· persons w o may 01 er R f S C Have you started doing tonio, an lemenle A S1ree1 1 1050 Newport V1e10. CA 9261j2 b equest or pec1a1 emetery •Mortuary business yet? No 92672 Beach CA 92660 This buo;1ness is con· au"'-'0 i.~ ao i .:i. 0~Jl wise e interested '" Notice of the f1hng ol an Chapel •Crematory Optical Ar1, fncorporaled, Carson Loren G11c-r, 134 E11k B. Michelsen. 54 Vista aucted by·an tnO·v1dua1 Ho:J.c ,cu si:ir:..,d cc Si the will or estate. or inv entory end appreisal Mark L Panerson. Owner/ W. Ave San Anlon•o. San CJel Mar, Dano Point. CA Have you stat1ed 001· g ""5 ,.,•ss •••? r.o both. 01 ROB~RT A of estete assets or of 3500 Pacrltc View On11e CEO Clemente. CA 92672 92629 business yet' YM, 1·1·90 60••11t 11"' STEIN any p etition or account Newport Beach This siatemenl was filed This business 15 con· This business 1s con· Rt>1ko A A D.:i111s Tt•·~ :.i:itc' er 1 1"Js Meo A PETITION hes as provid ed 1n section 8"'4-2700 wllh lhe Counly Clerk or ducted by·an 1nd1v1dual auctlltl by: an 1nd1V1dual Ttus s1a1emt>n1· w..is I le..! v.iih llw Cour.•, C er• of been flied by CECELIA 125D of the California I.,. ________ _ Orange County on 12-30·97 Have you slarted doing Have you startea doing with 111e Coun11 Clerk "' Orangv Counly on ··G·9tl S STEIN'" the Super1or Probate Code. A Re· PIERCE BROTHERS 19973743479 business yet? No business ye1? No Orange Counly on 01·14·9£1 19 986744019 Court o ' Cal1to1me, quest for Special No11ce BELL BROADWAY Carson Gner Erik Michelsen 19"8674 55"'4 03.ly P1101 JJn 9. it. 2J County of Orange 1 Daily Pilot Jan. 2, 9. 16. Thts slatement w:is hloa .. • 30. 1 "98 F·J. THE PETITION re orm is avalleble lrom 23. 1998 F710 with lhe County Clt>tk or Thh1s s1a1ecmen1 wcas Meo Daly P1101 Jan 16. 23. 30 , -h CECELIA S the court clerk M o rtuary * Ch apel w11 lhe oun1y fork or 1998 Fe" 6 1996 f 7"'"'· PUBLIC NOTICE quests t at Att-y 1or ...._....,_. C remation Orange County on 01·12·96 Orange Counly on 1·6·98 " ,. STEIN be appointed as -·-rwu ............ 19988745278 1'1988743981 PUBLIC NOTICE Fic titious Business oersonat •epresen1a11ve == :· ~· rq. 11 0 B roadway guna Niguel, CA 92677 PUBLIC NOTICE Thia business Is con.•----------ducted by: husband and wife Have you 11aned doing business yet? Yes, 11·97 Shannon Linford This stalement was llled with the County Cieri\ of Orange County on 12·29-97 19973743331 Flc tltloua Buslne11 Nam• Statement The lot1ow1ng persons are aoing business as: ANY'l'IME SNACKS. 1513 W. Alton, Santa Ana. CA 92704 01111y P1lo1 Jon 16. 23. 30. Dally Pilo1 Jan 9. 16, 23 Name Statement to adm•nister the eslate Law c.p~.~ C o sta M esa 1998. Feb 6, 1998 FN9 30. 1998 F735 Fic titious Busines s The: 1..,110\~ 1 g pc·isons,. '· of the decedent. 4e7S Mecanhur Court M2-9150 PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloue Bu1lne11 Nam e Statement Name Stat em ent du•rg t.Jus 110,5 .. s THE PETITION re· Suite 440 Tno lollow1ng pe1sons are Pei Surft'ts Joi Gt P::ic 1 c quests the decedent's Newport Bead! CA aF~~g b~~~~~s ilcHMCAL Island or • 1::>5. L::igwn~ WILL and codicils. 11 92660 LABS. 2230 Araloa St. Ne,,. t. ;iuvl CA 92677 any, be ddm1tted to Oi /1 6, 0 1120 0 112 3 To placo ;in ad 1n C la•1Uled Can 8 4 2 -5678. y P1101 Jan 16. 23, 30, Dally P1lo1 Jan. 9. 16, 23, , Feb 6. 1998 F76 1 30, 1998 f 724 LTT Enterprises. Inc .• (NV). 1513 W Allon. Santa Ana, CA 92704 This business Is con· ducted by a corporallon Have you startea doing business yel? Yes, Jan. 1, 1998 The loflowmg persons ere doing business as CYPRESS GARDENS APARTMENTS, 8741 Wal· son S1 , Cypress. CA 90630 Slanley Richard Sanger 18439 Cot11tlle St . Founu11n Valley, CA 92708 The following persons are doing business as INTERIOR DESIGN AS· SOCIATES. 3301 E 151n SI , Newport Beach. CA 92663 St1e11, F :~p;,!•.c><. 301()1 probate The WILL and port Beach. CA 92660·.l 132 Pac!.. rs1::ind Or • 1 ~" anv cod1c11c; are eva1I F0Hes1 A Ano:ias. 22;;0 L.:lg ... na Ii 1.ail, CA 92677 abl~ fot e11ammat1on 1n Araha St· Ne,,.,poll B~3c•1 Tf\1s o..is nos~ .s con· the file •ept bv the CA 92660·4 t 32 I This business is con· ducted Cy 311 n:li. u ... 3I coull "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation & PUBLIC NOTICE ctltloua Bu1lne11 ame Statement lollow1ng persons are g business as· ANAL MINO INTERNA· AL 424 Bernatd I, Cosra Mesa, CA 7 n A Nestel, 424 Ber· Street, Cos1a Mesa. 2627 thla D. Jonos, 424 Ber· Slreet, Costa Mesa. 2627 business Is con· by· husband and PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltlou1 BualneH Name Statement The following persons are doing business 11: TRADER JAKE, 88 fair 0111/t, Costa MeH, CA 92626 Anthony Luke Jacobson. 1626 fo-.ya St., Costa Mesa, CA 92628 LTT Enlerprlses, Inc. Jan McCollough, Secretary This statement was hied w11h the County Cft tk of Orange County on 01·13·98 19988745381 Daily Pifol Jan. 16, 23, 30, 1998. Feb. 6, 1998 F759 Michael Da...td Jacobson. PUBLIC NOTICE 1845 Anaheim Ave .. Unlt1 ________ _ 12D, Costa Mesa, CA. Fictitious Bualn•H 92627 Tn1s business 1s con· d1.1ctea by•an ind1v1dual Have you siarted doing business ye1'> Yes, Ap111 1978 Sllnlty R Sanger This sta1emen1 was hied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 01-13·98 19988745382 Dally Pilot Jon 16, 23. 30. 1998. Feb. 6, 1998 F756 PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con. Name Statement ducted by· wnt venture The foflowlng persons are ----------,..,. doing business as: Flc tltloua Bualnese Have you slar1ed aolng NEW ANO RECYCLED RO. Name Statement th ? business yet? No s OR n e move Anthony Luke Jacobson MANCES BOOK T E. The following pe1sons are Thia ll•lemtnl was Med 145/147 Broadway, Costa doing business as: ell your extr a Mtaa, CA 92627 Premier Labels, 177 Rr11er· with the County Cfttk ol Shella Toni Bruner, 11 Ser-side Ave , Suite L, Newport h o usehold Orange County on 1-6-98 ena Cowa. Newport Beach. Beach. CA 92663 item s 19988744008 CA 9266!! Nickl Weld, 177 RIVerslde in C lassified Dally Piiot Jan. 9, 16, 23. This business Is con-Ave., Suile L, Newport 1----....;....'--....;....---130. 1998 F731 docltd by:an Individual Beach, CA 92661 ~ ......... ...... ," Joan-M1chcfle Ph1fl1ps, 3301 E 1s1n S1ree1. New· port Beach, CA 92663 Thts businoss 1s con· duc1ea by an 1ndtv1Clual Have you s1:irted doing business yet? No Michelle Phillips This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on 1-6·98 19D8CS744011 Daily Pilot Jan. 9. 16, 23, 30. 1998 F726 PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Buslneu Name Statement Tho foflowmg persons are doing business as: AD/MAX COMMERCIALS. 485 E. 171h Stretl 1103. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Linda D1aone Carlson. 6730 Oreanaer Cour1, R111· erside, CA 92506 dueled by an 1nd•111dual Hiht.' YO'-' SIJrh'd o., r J THE PETITION re bus no-.s vd'> tlo) quests authority 10 Have you st:irted ao1n9 St 1 r t p.lt c• business ye1? Vos, 1968 '"' r ': " adm1111ster 1he estate Forres• A Ahoaus Th s ~IJtclT'ent ".l~ 1 ud unde1 the Independent This sl:itemont w:is l11cu wilh It•~ •:oun•y Clerk 01 Adm1n1suat1on ol Es w1lh the County Cle1k of Orange Coun11 on I t. 98 19986744014 Orange Coun1y on 01·13·98 19988745514 Oa ly P cl Jan 9 16 2J Daily Pilot Jan 16 23 JO JO 19')8 PU 1998. Feb 6. 1998 F763 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou1 Business Name Stat em ent The lollow1ng persons are C101ng business as EDMUND CONSTRUC· TION 2462 t V13 Def R•O t.ai..e Fores1 <:A 92630 Darrin Edmund Tu1mel, 201 112 29th St , Nev. POr1 Beach, CA 92663 ThtS business ts con· To placo an ad in Classlfled Call 642-5878 . PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business Name Statement The foil»w1ng perso11s .1rc ao1ng bus1nc~s a!I SPECU\LIZEO LABELS, 7679 Sage ... ood. Hunting Ion Beact1. CA 92649 Oa111d W Do1a11. 7679 S:igewooa Huntington Beacl'I. 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Tut• ... d.1\ 5.00pm ~h11d1n·. \' l'dtw .. d.11 .i t IC lp111 fhur--<l..1\ ) IM~1111 ... ~ rnlu1 ; OOp111 CORONA 2122 DEL MAR 2122 I ) n 0 1 ol Ujl n, -"I I I t I I I I I • I -~ ID ed to • ii hP th 411 !b t>o H'I :g . . FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1998 !!l ______ 1_o __ o_A_Y_'S------~ ~ _ CROSSWORD PUZZLE Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIHSCH APPLIANCES 60l1 TV, ELECTRONICS. MARJNE SLIPS liiFiiiORDiiiii~~l!i90!!!!17ii. 5 STEREO 6080 DOCI<S 7022 ,95 UPLOR•R , Cable TV D••crambl•r• •800·211-4125• Side Tie for 30' Sall itoat. Sii per loot, good location, wator/ elect. 114· 6715-6128 36k ml, •dr, tw\O,• caH, tull pwrt (B1 in1> 11•..eao ~exus o~ Wl!STMJNSTeA 71•-892-6908 ~ ACROSS t I r1z1y dr•n~ 58 Botlel<ng mate11at PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOlVEO ' !> PrurMJ t 9 0d~('r \ flt'f'll : 14 In-of 62 'Wait Until Dark a C10f 63 Bo a model 65 Actreb' AVOID nu! PROBLEM '97 MUSTANG OT CONV v.a. AC, Auto, llhr Int, t\.111 powet, c ustom tlre/wh11l1 $22.995 714-840-7284 Both vulnerable. North dcsl1. GARAGESALES AIRCRAFT 8010 • rt>placm•1 IJ I 'l Srm.• Sommer Weet leada lhe ace of club. and Nor1h produee9 a mC»t ueefuJ dum· my. tr either the queen or heerta or lhe ace or diamonds ia on aide, the conlracl cannot be dereat.ed. Can yuu imJ>rove on thoee odd.a? 1 11; Susp1oous 1 I 1 Puts to work 66 Unable to see 67 Shango-la NOR'ru 6 9873 \?AKJlO 0 6431 •K --------• 25% PARTNERSHIP GENERAL 6102 1871 Bonanra A36 at SNA. For more Into 1 I 8 01!>lanco 68 Gentleme11 6Q Ballads (7' 4) 495-6535 I rnca!>urA 19 L IC:O•ICO hl111 ll11vt111nc1 ;>Q E\111P(1IH r,1l1t p<1pprwork 22 Ar hit f a111t.111ks 70 Compu1er lodtlf')r 71 DrMch DOWN WES'f 66 ME"S SUR~WARE HONDA SAMPLE SALE -------- 1671 Tustin Ave, CM CAMPERS, RV'S, l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sal.1-17/8am-12pm TRAILERS 8014 '84 ACCORD LX 9085 1 ~4 1'1trhms t Aspor~1011 <:?82 OAQ98 •AJ7652 Yee, bul It requirm a f'ar·alght.ed play. Instead of ruffing the nrel trick, discard a heart rrom hand. Thie i.e an .avoidance play to prevent East from gaining the lead to play a diamortd through the kins. BALBOA-l!I Camll'O Stockland PENINSULA 6107 camper shell s2eso iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I obo ( 714) 84 2-1 7 3 O 4-0r 5-Spd, P/W, CC, FM Cau, Nooda TL.Cl -•1150 obo•331·0'13 26 l oro11tu«; prov U Caprtill of Spl'un 30 f Clfl'OU .. ClfCU\ ('r\lf!rli\lfl('r 35 Exlr.:itcrre~t,..il 36 P11r 37 Ship" polP .l8 JU!>P Jtj hi< f(!.1~l"• 1 ''2 W1e R,1v11ra 2 I rench river '3 l flgffl documen1 4 51,.ct 5 (/Id J pipe smoker's c11ure b Fros1ier T t.rf'l7ky"•1 qrp a St.11c<J al 'I Show off 28 Crockfltt c; last stand 29 Suiqer Shore 31 Pledge 47 Strenglh 49 Fashrons 50 Montana s capital SOUTH 6AKQ 10642 <:?7154 <> K 78 •Void The bidlling: NORTll EA.ST SOUTH WEST Aeaume Weet shine to a heart. $ BEST $ PRICES _PAID SAT 8AM·1PM Moving! Everything ••••••••• Goe~i1::11.:,:.v111• AUTOMOBILES '09 ACCORD EX 40r, lthr. f-pwr, (VIN179833) $17,977 ~ LEXUS MISSION Vll!.10 (888t88·LEXUS Julhur 4J Actor !>tlant 4'1 ( 11lort11l l1!>h 46 M11~1cal Ill D•monsrons 11 oo boeut 32 Shoe pan 33 Certain New 53 Surpuse wlll 54 Ta•1s Pau P ... •• P ... PHe P ... Win in c;lurnmy, draw trumps, caah the remaining high heart honor and continue wit.ti tbe jack. tr East cov· en. you rufT, return to dummy with a tnunp and discard a diamond on the good Len or heart.a. If Eut does not produce the queen, discard a diamond anyway. tr We.t win8, the king or diamond• ie a.re from attack, and you will get to diecard another diamond on the t en of FREE CONSUU'ATJON E..lal-1'.t lai,"'na Bn.ch ~<'fl &pmJ1nic '"LA, San Fnnc:o.:o & N<w Yutlt CORONA DEL MAR 6122 ACURA 9010 INFINITI 9095 pt>rto11n,111'" 48 P1trhl'r !> <10.tl ' c,n Re"olhn'l 5 t Sp.1n1sh Q()ld , c,2 Becilu<oP of I 54 r ,JlfHhJH' wilt"l'IS tround window) 1;> Minor c .. 1..;trllahon 1 I fl,u or<Jl>rs ?I Aston1c;hmg 23 Se• nppeal 25 Wine wailer 27 B11ckworlo.er Zealander 34 Ttle stall ol llfr 36 Optimism 40 Wh1r1ybud blade 41 Like a ch1rnnry 44 Causing a dtsturbllnce 55 Singer Guth11e 56 Po1a10 ·1ackel ST Ran 59 Hodgepodge 60 Gumbo veqel{lble 61 Wrrt1ng table 64 Harem room Operung lead· Ace of• Good players hale lo rely on a fincase for their contract.. Even one or two fineeaee is unacceptable, especially when a sure-trick line is available. In lrurd seat, South's four-spade opening bid hll8 lhe endorsement or this deparlmenl. South can't even be s ure whose h and it is, so it is wise to preempt a8 high a8 possible in a n attempt to keep the oppo- nent.a out orthe auction. · heana. Either way, the defenders cannot 9COT'e more lhan three tricks. Learn to be a better brld1e player! Subscribe now to the Goren Bricl«e Letter by caJUnr (800) 788-1225 for informatio n. Or write to: Goren Bridge Let- ter, P.O. Bo~ 4•UO, Chicaco, UL 80680. w. t.uy ANTIQUES 10 MOOEJIN .DISHWAR£ ro TIFFANY EVERYTHING!!! Estnl< a.>la, rnik>t•, nmily J1v1>iun f'U'r<,.... 714-249-3711 APPLIANCES 6011 Frig $185, washer and dryer $140 each. X'lnt eond. 646·5848 , ______ ------EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE MISCELIANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS 5 53Q liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6014 RENTALS OFFICE 3 ROOMS OF FURN MANAGER Prev leased furn, Moving Sale dishes, garden toots, linens, games, radios, King mattress/box spring, & much morel Sat 7am. 720 Hellotrop• Ave COSTA MESA 6124 E ' • I d e 5 ·F • m II " Cul·de-S•c Sale! 347 Woodland Pl. (off Tuatln between 20th & 21•1) Sat/Sun 9am QIANT Multl·Famlly Sele Modjeska Clrlo. <fi' Canyon 1 Blk No ot Wilson 9am Sat & Sun NEIGHBORHOOD '91 lntegra 5spd, A/C, pw, pa, c:c, am-Im cass. anr1, tlnl glass, custom wheels. $9800 obo. 640-0420 ext217 '91 LEGEND L Aulo, leather, moonroof, alloys (012395) $14,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER ( 714 )892·0909 '98 INTEOAA GSR 34k ml, leather, custom wheels, hot! (3POV326) $19,950 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 714-892·8908 BUICK 9035 :94 Q45T White/Ivory, new Lexus trade (V1N264345) $24,7 71 •99 020 40r, auto, mnrf, only 23k ml (VIN528237) $ 1 t,977 LEXUS MISSION VIE.JO (888)88·LIEXUS ISUZU 9100 1992 RODEO Black, V8, s unroof, am/Im cassette, Xlnt condition. $1,000 ot best otlor. (714) 574-4238 JAGUAR 9105 RENTALS TO SHARE ANNOUNCEMENTS 2920 2 72 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CASH FOR SINGLE COM 2br 2ba, Ip, front PARENTS Call: Community newspa-from model homes, per seeking organlzod corp, apts, res apt, sell-starter with basic Models Incl, llv, din. computer skills and 5pc bd set. pictures, temperamont to Juggle lomps & man set. S•A•L•E 3 -FAMILfES MESA DEL MAR SANTIAGO/SONORA 8·? SATURDAY NEWP6RT BEACH '85 RIVIERA Great condt s2200.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii * 714-545-3630 * '79 Jaguar XJS Coupe v 12. only 35k, hse. patio, n/imkr/ 1·800-870-0073 pots, $685.mo 112 -L-oo_k_i_n_g_t_o_r _N_e_w_F_a_c_e_s utls. Avl now 760-5381 In Orange County. NB Female Prof. to John Robert Powen share 2bd/2ba East· model/talent agency blult apt. w/carpo n. 75th Anniversary Lg deck. $550. Avl 2/l Auditioning this week Overtook Back Bay o qly, all ages. Call: 1-owner, very clean. demands of last· $999.95. paced news opera· 714-985-0500 9040 s3500 721.3see 6169 CADILLAC tion. Necessary skill s Cort Clearance Center include word process-10700 Spencer ESTATE SALE ,77 c d VIII Ing, basic knowledge Fountain Valley oupe • • of Internal and pron.1.._ _______ __. Hsehtd & Collectibles O'etogance. Beautllul i 1 s o 1 1..,,,..--,..__,,.....,,......___ Everything Must Gol Ou;;i cond Loadod. c ency 0 M 1 ice Couch & Love seal 1407 Cla" Street Must soo. 646·8221 programs. Position re-Good condition. S150 (Rear Apt.) ports 10 editor and re· '78 SEVILLE quires d3lly contact obo. Cail 645-0894· Sat/Sun Sam-2 pm Xlnl Cond1hon1 '90 Jaguar XJS white w/darlf. blue llhr Int. sun rool, automatic, AM/FM cass, chrome wh ls, car phone. $8,000. 714-858-3695 Call Holloy 644·5389 714-262-3756 NB Lrg Ho u•• 11ep1 ---------9110 with publlc. EOE. ESTATE MOVING ESTATE SALE S3t $2200 714 854 7425 JEEP Send cover lettef and SALE EI o g ant 1/1 7 1l-4, Furn, a nti· or cai1 714 .. 455-3110. resume to Stove Mar-Custom Dining Table, ques, co11ect1ble1, ----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ble, Dally Piiot, 330 W. 6 High Back Chairs, misc. 2334 Arana St. 'B1 Coupe de VIII• '93 Grand Cherokee Bay Stroot. Co sta Chos1, Desk, Couch, V ic Jamboree & Groy Runs porloct. LTD Ork grelH\, mint, Mesa, CA 92627 or E· Draceno Draco Palm, Eastblull Or./Alba Now transmission/al· lo m i, 2yr lac warr, lo beach, w/d, maid own phone, $475/mo + ~tis av a II 2 /1 LOST & FOUND 2925 COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEA CH COSTA MESA 2 624 714·849-9594 FOUND Female Cat mall to lndlan Painting and Gia nt Moving Sale! lornater. 714·646·8221 auto , ale, leather, ·au 2169liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•---------Domestic, ahort hair, dpilot2(«earthllnk.net. Moro. 714·760·9590 Sat 7am. Furniture, •89 Sedan De VIiie pwr. tmt, alloy1, am-E'Slde Exec Condo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2Br 1 Ba Remodeled, GARAGES bb & i I ltn cass. $16,900 obo 2 sto ry, 4br Jba, Huge Berber crpt, new bath la Y wh te, v c-PARKING VALETS Seara Kenmore Frig Bellini crib & layetle, Gorgeous, A·l cond, 714-875·5110 mstr br, yd. 21p, w/d VIA LIDO BAVFRONT tub/lile, vaulted cells, FOR RENT 2740 Irvine Blvd. 548-3794 •ASSIST MANAGERS X'lnt cond $200, small gls din table, pottery. 1 owner, drk red .i--,------- hkup , att grg, S1700 Spectacular 2Br 2 Ba verts , w/d , fencedliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Loat Black Cal, female, e & MANAGERS Ikea table new $150, TV, 711 wall unit 52000 loather, make oller '94 GRAND CHEROK~E (714) 650.2927 uppor unit, with large yard w/pallo & 1 prkg E 'Slde CM clean no coller. Vic 01 Male or Female. Full q ueen luton $150 sacrifice S3oo•& much (714) 844·2287 4•4, V8, four door, balcony, all amoni11es sp a ce . $8 50 .mo slngle car garage. Pacilio Or. In COM. or parttlmejobsavall· (714)831·2280 morel 3200tero '91 Eldorado Coupe alloys, lull power, NEWPORT BEACH Newly Remodeled 612-6355° or 722·6965 Nice quiet area $'25. Best friend missed! able at beautllul •Trundel Bed w/mal-GREAT VALUES Beige, 1 ownor, mint, !3HJH775l $15•950 VIEWI FP, g arag e (714) 54B-41B9 (714t 723·J 277 restaurants and night· tresses, bookcases, & Furn,1oy1,hld1 bill• a dealer sorvleed. , C 2169 Boot Slips Available 3bd/2ba Tripi•• club1 In Costa Mesa. bed.Otty ctt11g,app11,T.v' S7995. 714-964-9693 97 AMRV LE Must Seel Avail Nowt Upstairs unit, balcony, Lost Cat, fem, thin, Irvine and Newport desk, white •'Int cond. misc .Sal.Only aam-12pm 509 32k ml, tp, S2950 /yrty Le ase new carpel, paint, 2·1·M-1-5-C-.------Tortoise colored, Beach. Have no expe-s5oo. 714-760·9041 A .. n.oaLargo/NearCDMHS '93 SEVILLE alloys, like newt • 1Br 1Ba Waterlronl VILLA RENTALS car gar, $1200. 779 dec:lawed, "Dellcala'' rlence, we will train. Trundle Bed White SAT JANUARY 17 Leather. Loade d l (3ROH309) $19,500 Mobile Home on Udo 714-875-4912 S coll Place 964-8585 RENTALS 2744 nr Harbor View Nature Excellent pay, benefit• wrought Iron, xlnl mat-BAM·3 PM 51ml-lk nu. $22,500 LEXUS OF Pernnsula $1 600 mo ---------•Costa Meaa'a Bestliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Park 640-1788 and insurance. Apply treues, w/comlorter 545 Catalina Pis call 714·631·7370 WESTMINSTER 714-673-6030 VILLA BALBOA Jr-1 br & 1br, quiet w t d B dally from 9am-6pm sot, $450. 759-8152 (CatallnaJ1•th) 7 14·892-0908 1 BR FURN ISHED an • ackyard/slde LOST: Cat. Grey, Over-~ 4Br 2 .5Ba 2-csr grg, Pollo, Calalmo View gated comm. pool, yard to park RV will weight. Vicln~·Enslgn (11 197' Anaheim St., to benefit Newport CHEVROLET 9045 •---------up grad c Cl 5 ho r p , S 1 150 1ennrs. easy access to pay or do yard work S h 1 REW D p Sle 8-1 Costa Mesa or Harbor Highs baseball 2ooosq 'I. balcony ' mo. lreeway/beach/malls. · c 00 Is call lor appointment MERCHANDISE program. Oonall,.,,.,.s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mar" Ann McGu ire 71 4 557..007• Pis call 469'-1853 Lv Message 753·3321 ..,., ocean v•ow. qu1ot. 648_6770 • o1 .,.,..,.,,...,.._______ •714-988·9934• MISC. 6015 needed. Pick up avail. walk 10 beach $1800 Prudonllal CA Really E'Slde 2Br 2Ba Fptc. Wlah to rent garage -·--------Receptionist/Office contact Jell 515-4494 (714) 650-2079 D/W. Hk-ups, 1-car for storage In Feburary HEALTH•-Small office ts tookfng or Pamela 350-4488 k NB or COM ares. oi ~ BABY DUD'S ~ PLEASE HELP Big Canyon Broadmoor ---------gar ~ 1 par ing space (714) 844..()230 FITNESS 3000 for good phone skills , Rosal• Baby Items 4Br 2 SB a, Xlnt Cond NEWPORT $975/mo. 645·5862 reliable, organized, support our teaml 15% Off w/ad S41 50 mo'l yr loaso + COAST 2170 Lovely Clean 2br Iba.'••••••••• some compuler exp, MCNlsa/Ck-Fwy close •••••••••• _Mockey Hartling 723·0940 E'side. Yard, garage,1• ATTACK FAT $6.50/hr. Call Betty *714•931•7383* Bluffs nr CdM H.S. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii no/pels S 1 050 ... COMMERCIAL 714·893·8591 --------End the Battle Forever•=-.,.-------FIREWOOD X'lnt wood Rcelono & vacant 4br •3Br 3Ba To wnhome S1000 soc. 645-2t46 1 800 •n2 0222 Restaurant · REAL ESTATE · ·~• · S 135 cord, delivered 2.5ba, pool. g ar, patio Aval!. lmmodlately WANTED Friendly s 1aoo Ag1, 6.!'1·0496 $23 7 5.rn o Le ase 1---------••••••••• •Chronic Fatigue? people to work at an lo your driveway. c • n tr 8 1 P a rk Agent 646-6604 NEWPORT Stop sutferlngt New excellent facility. Lo(~~...,~~o; ,:;2S45. -MAR---I-N_E_S_E_R_VI_C_E_ '93 Corvette Uk• new White/red, chrome wheels, II her interior, very lo mr. S25,000 (714) 553-1900 '97 TAHOE 4 x4 Polo Grn, loaded, lnthor (VIN374419) Save on lhlsl LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (888)88·LEXUS Surround Inga. All BEACH 2669 APARTMENTS 2750 Into on treatmen1s, •Positions avallable• • 7 amenities. 51625.mo •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s upplements plus •food & beverage serve11 1 _________ SUPPUES 7020 --------- Lu aso . p rtv o b y, APARTMENTS 1• meat ptan. $4.oo s tek/ •cook •bartonders COLLECTIBLES aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DODGE 9065 2067 Vista d ef Oro *STUDIO* Sl!RIOUS BUYER mo. Inspired Solutions Apply within. 6017 Yamaha 6 H.P. Kicker iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RE T Steps to Beacht WANTS UNITS P.O. Bo>e 11795 Oak Creek Goll Club .. Agent 714-725-64 03 N No parking. Ught and IN L.A. OR O.C. Costa Mesa CA 92627 1 Golf Club Or. Irvine liiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ;;~~~r 3'::r~~ ~~!1\1~ * '82 Cargo Van SOK Harbor Ridge Open. $650/month. Prlc"e $7 TO $12 MIL Secreta'il 5850.00 673•1987 ml, new Urea/battery, 2 • 2 Spo, sauna, So. 714-722·9014 CALL ASAP FIT Ill 1 .---------needa bodywork. I $2750/ I I JAMES GO D GT oa on w th $1500.obo 548·6211 pa 10 mo. yry. •2 & 3 br Lg apt• 2· UL. •A LOSE WEIGHT! growing C M Ad BEANIE BABIES --------I Bill Grundy Rltr CORONA ~ T I F t *H b I MARINE SLIPS 71416 75_6 161 car gar, w/d hk·upa, Prudential rm as er a + Agency. Muat be B•ll Tower Florlsts '89 Daytona Shelby ---------1 DEL MAR 2622 Ip, wet-bar, central air. Increase Energy proficient with IBM/ & Gitts. Lg Hlectlont DOCI<S 7022 Turbo All Power. ON THE WATER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Goll course view. ~...., & Suppress Appetite Excel/Word. Require •714·798·0788• Premium Sound Sya., Jbr 2ba condo on $1995-$2995 644-0509 714-812·7474 1~ $ Back Guar. •'Int phone 1klll1 with CO Player, All Leather Lido Park Dr Fresh 2Br 2Ba Ocean View 2 br 2 ba/den , ~ Apia $29.115/30-0ay Supp. ablllty to juggle HY· •BPrlvate 37' Sall 1nt•,10 r, T ·Top 1 , paint, all new carpet, Large S quare Footage w/gar, fp, w/d hk·upa, ---------1-888-4·DIETINQ eraJ projects at a time. oat sllp nr Pavlllion Garaged, Very Clean. wet bar, Ip, 2 ovens. S tarting at $1365. BUSINESS 714-850-4646 or fax COMPUTERS 60l8 John 714-673-4928 53850 obo 54a-1554 dbl gar boa1 slip avl Locations Availab le ~i~ro~vF.vts~=~~-~~ PROPERTY 2767 ---------resume to 850 .. 650 '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •PVT DOCK . NB• · co " co lO I (\J ~ co -- • $2450 7 14-641·0205 Now. (714) 789-1750 714-760-0919 ••••••••• Shoe Store In COM'" 18-28tt, S9/10tt, ulls, --------- Veraallle Studio, pool. •Newer 2br 2ba, Ip liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nHda aalea person Apple Computer, steps to bch, shopa, FORD 9075 11--------~ d d kl Big Baytront 3br. tam +La ... 5300 ft EMPLOYMENT 1 s s S Printer & Sol1ware. eats.mo-mo. 675-00415 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ----------un ergroun par ng lndry rm/s pa/garage, rm w/wet bar. 2ba, 2 r.• eq. . or at· un only. hoe Staner 5300 650.0443 S750 mo Avail 2/1 Call close to beach. Avail Vacant Re1taurant on ••••••••• exp a plua. 675-6292 for Appl G3 1·7167 2/1 $1500 723-0608 gar, Ip, near beach 2 Lota In the center of Can 1 seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the Claaalfled Service Directory help you find reliable help G42-5678 COSTA MESA 2624 St 995.mo 642-9699 Balboa. Al10 Smokera --------aMPLOYMENT WANTED Canal Front 3br 2ba, Patio. A Great Buy EMPLOYMENT ,.. lower unit .. lrg patio, 1749,900 5530 SE~VJCES 5533 TO BUY 1 gar s pace , no peta Paul Langone liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 B r D •tac h • d Yrly Lease . 639·3923 714-875-8120 -••••-Old .Colna Gold Silver Cotta9 •• w/Patlo Newt" Renovated Editorial Please be aware that Franklin Mint, Sterling near beach. Cathedral Spacious lBr & 2Br•·B-U_S_l_N_E_S_S_O_F_F_IC_E_ Dealgn the ll1tlng1 In thla eat-Old watch•• & Jewelry Fro m $750. No Peta. Editor w t t Col .... c oll1, trig. Move -In ., 8 T POR RENT 2769 egory may require you H coas n ...,,.944e Speclall $675 + $400 "'ewport •v errace Page d ••I g n • r to call a 900 numbef TOP DOLLARS PAJD dep. •48•2421 1 6 9 1 Mes• Dr Iv• needed for growing, in which there la a "' • 7 14-545-4855 d I s th For Aecord1, Jazz, ---------Ocean vi~ offices and ynam c ou ern charge per minute. s 2br 1ba Ouplx on bluff NEWPORT HEIGHTS or 1111 ln d uatrtal Cal. new1paper chain. C~l~~~~~ac~:s.7~~5 nr bch, w/d hk·ups, 2Bdrm 1 Ba Patio, 65001.f. .65 per a.t.. Good eye, attitude ---------- single gsraga. pet? Garage. No peta. HOO 11533 Monrovia Ave. and work ethic all EMPLO\'l'aENT S795 mo 642·9699 Yearly (714) 760-9077 N.B. 714-1545-0111 mandatory plua Quark WANTED 5535 FREE TO YOU6022 •• p. rl. n c .. e 0 e. 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------- ------------------Prime N.B. L.ocattonl Send resume and de-1• (iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT ' BEACH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2669 Subleaae Oppt'y, One algned pagea to: •Cheuffeur Local pvt otc, 1·2 common Steve Marble, Calllor-hour.aay·week-month area apacea, turn., nla Community News, Reasonable · Ret'a. Orange a Yellow CannH plant & yellow Plum A.rla cu11lng1. 71'95•&-9832 • The Back &y i in our Backyard. Newly renovated :pacious I & 2 Bedroom • • Clo lo O.C. Airport. & Newport Beach Goll Cou~ • Newly ~mod ·led Int riort nt lo R k Bay, Major Shoppina & Entertainment • Laundry F'1eilitin rry No pets 1691 Mesa Dr. (714) 545-4855 I, all Mrvlc11 Included 330 w. Bay St.. Costa1 __ 6'~2-·5_s..,.ee,...,,1_•...,a,..v•_m_ag~.-• e>ecept phone $500/ Mesa, CA 92621 •Swedish Nvne • mo. Olcle Halderman, .,,....________ Lo 1 o d bl 11._.1, ,,..,.,.. Oen.Ofc/PT Phonea, v ng, •pen • •· PETS 6 -vvvv filing, typing, M .50/hr, Xllnt Cook, OrMng, C.M. Senior cltluna ocal Rlf'a, 12 Yra ANIMALS 6049 welcome. • &41-3300 Exp. Live Locally'=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUSINESS & PI NANCE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 2904 -------... Pleue be wary of out of •r•• companlH. Check With th• local Better 8ualn•11 Bureau., before you .. nd any money for fH• or a•rvlc:et. Reed .no under9tMd any contrect1 bet~ you tlaft, a hop .,ound for , ..... llODT TOI.OU 2114 ..,71444•·37~51\? 11 General Offloe•PtT Au9trallan Shep ,.,,. clerlcal, phOnH, flllng, •-D-0-~-5-n-CS____ blue/blk TAI, blu eyH, & typing. CaU Ter1aa m..s; 5540 AKC/ASCA, nH 5'00- at 71'·843·9681 or S760, 71•·355-1708 Fax AH 71•·843-888!5 Doti WaJkerOld COM interior 2 Springers, 2X'a dty Draftaperaon (AM/PM). l'et>. 1· AJX Rewarding full/p•rt• 25.5300.mo JH-9645 time dfattrng J)091tJon Pupp~ 8mo old f9m, loving, 1mart, grt w/ Children. Shelty Oer· man/Shepard mix. 30pde. FrH to loYlng home. 714--173-1929 lmmedla'81y avalleblef•••••••••I '°' nlgll-encs 1ue111one MUCBANDISB detlgn studio. Mu••• .. ••••••• p••uos a have experlenoe df•ft· 1• uw'I eoes 1nO 1ntettor flOOf plan. OIGANS 8059 & etevatlon•1.bluept1nt ANTIQUIS IOlOl•••••••I :;:mr:·":.;:'. & ~:.~ YAMAHA 8TUDIO IUrface deelen draw-.. ,. ....... , Conaole Plano. 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Burg/ Palamino Int. hard ~op, new soft top, mll\l. runs great, new AJC. CJD $15,000 obo. HB area. 562·592-2235. '91 190E Low miles, AT, leather, moonrool, (2LINK842) $14,550 LEXUS OF • WESTMINSTER • (714)892-6908 SSAN 9150 5300ZX New Trans-12/3/97. New 'fuel Injection sys· tem. Auna Grealt Bra. $3200 080 Or Trade for Pre 70'1 Chevy Car. Ask for Lisa 714·830-4990 '74 Old• Cuti••* V8, A/C, 'full pwr, am· tm stereo, 77k miles, $1000 (714) 723-4010 Whether you're buylnQ r Hlllng, Classlfled vars IJll your needs! 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AM/FM 714.718 .0289 Stereo Cass, Sunroof. On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified S3,500 714·548·5311 '87 VW Cabrlole t looks/runs great, air, rod/white 1op & whls. $4.200 7 14·642·7510 Buy It. Soll It. Fmd II. Claaalfled. Have A Garage Sale! Call The Pilot Classifieds at 6 4 2-5 6 7 8 tO place your Garage Sale Ad ! COSTA MESA Classifiec' Community Marketplace FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1998 ALLEN . --..... = • ---_I'. .... - '98 SUBURBAN '98 .JIMMY '98 YUKON '98 SIERRA There has never been '98 SONOMA a better time to get the deal you want on a GMC! CE~TIFIEI> ~~~ CO~ME~CI~L I>EALE~ ALLEN I ~ \ OLDSMOBILE CADillAC GMC TRUCK Our Family Serving Your Family, Since 191.0 ! (714) 582-0800 28332 Camino Capistrano LAGUNA NIGUEL San Diego Freeway, Ex.it Avery Parkway All vehicles are plus tax. license and doc. fees. Subject to prior sale. 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(3l TrR923) ~ ~-'94 BMW 525i s17 995 Blac~. parchment leather, sunroof, premium package, chrome wheel~. (3GSD565) ' •94 RANGE ROVER coVNrv LWB~26 995 Black, sable leather, moonroof, phone, CD changer, premium ' sound, loaded. (3GQW288) ~ . ~-i?.~~';?~.~~~PoIJJ.?.~u~!d~~~c. s2 7 '995 chrome 'Vheels, loaded (3UAK.213) • ~ ~·-i!nl!~!!~th~~nroof, fully loaded, low miles (3LYY533) 52 8, 99 5 SERVICE HOURS 7:30am-6pm · SALES HOURS Mon-Fri:.lOuil • 6pm • Sat 9aoi • 6f>!n Sun: ao.ed