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Home My WebLink About1996-01-26 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS -Local girls, basketball teams upended SeMng the Newport-~ community since 1907 ·- SCHOOLS Newport-Mesa qffiliJJJs reply w SEC inquiry • Irvine offidalft! say cash will keep them quiet on byp~ Hart's objectivity on IRWD plan questioned By Evon Henenoo, Daily Pilot An extension of Newport Cout Drive may finally become a reality now that a m.\jor road- block appears to be lifting. ln1ne city olfidals say they now· ha.ve an incentive not to block construction of the exten- sion -namely $920,000 in Mea- sure M.!undl, which the dties of Newport Beach, Santa Ana and tile county of Orange have agreed to return to the dty of Irvine for its willingness to ded- icate the "land for the extension. -Ad puts campus • -pape .. m- toughspot • OCC student journalists learn they must accept the anti-abortion insert because of theiI public- school status. By Julie ROss Cannon, Daify Pilot COSTA MESA -Read.en of Orange Coast College's student newspaper this week can't help but notice the 12-page advertis- ing supplem,ent that. tumbles out -the paper Is opeced. The tabloid> front page -done in a magazine _fq_nnat -is a pbot~ graph of a 16'-week-old fetus, eyes close<!. A caption mo,dl "SHE'S A CHilJ) NO'l' A 'CHOICE.'" Though the anti-abortion advertisement raised a few eye- brows at the Coast Report's ed.lt<>- rial board meeting last semester, Tom Mwpbine, an OCC jownal- ism instrudor and the newspa· per's faculty adviser, said the Stu· dent-run paper bad no choice but to include the controversial insert. "The question came before the board as to whether we should accept the ad; we Md to ask, 'Can we legally refuse this adl Because if we can't, it's a moot question,'" Murphine said. Cooa!med that -wooJd think the tabloid Insert represented the college's ocoewspape's ~ on the .-1ssue, the editoB""' a large blue bo<on the !root page lo axred any mlsunderstandin· "'The newspaper has not taken a stance on the abortion issue at all,# Mwphine said. The advertisement put the col· lege newspaper staff in an awk- waxd position because of the emotional subject matter, end gave the student journalists a . firsthand lesson in media law. The college rece!Ved the IOlllB odvertisemenllranlhe liumanLtfe Alllance <0-Mmr-. two. years_ ago and editors weni split on wbethe<lo accept ii. Murpbine said. To • resolve questions, , they requested a legal'opinian from tae,, • • SEE AD PAGE I ' H the Irvbie City~ CouiJ..d.I agrees at its Feb. 13 meeting to give the land to the county, there will be no further bani.en to begin (Onstruction o~ fhe bypass, proje<:1 officials say. The permits and $5.? million are ready, county officials say. The extension -or toll road bypass -is critic&, '"Y dty olfi- dall in -Newport Beach. By extending tile road, the C9nnty glvao """'1risls • means of dri- ving oo Newport Coast Drive free • SEE BYPASS PAGE 5 •Irvine Ranch officials say the former Newport mayor, who now sits on the state water bop.rd, has i,lctively campaigiied against controversial project. ~y EV'an Henerson, Daily Pilor NeWPORT BEACH -When former ~ayor Evelyn Hart was appointed to the state Regional Water Quality Control Board last December, she knew she'd be in a position to vote on a Controversial treated sewage discharge project. At the time, Hart said she bad not reached any coticlusions on the proposal by-Irvine Ranch Water District to dump 5 million gallons a day of treated sewage into Newwrt Bay. But the decision may soon be taken out of her hands. Peer Swan,.a board member of the water district, says Hart has been a leading oppon.ent of the project and has even circulated a petition encouraging residents-to fight the proposal. Although he has not contacted the state board, Swan feels Hart's -participation in the March 8 hearing for the dis· charge project would be improper. "I don't know what the legality is," Swan said. "But I think when A FAl.1.1 :\I FADFH • State board to review leak in pipeline. See story, P-5 you're to the point that you're tak· ing a leadership role in the oppo· sition, ther.e would appear to be a conflid. • Officials from the regional boaid share Swan's concern and say the board's lega.I counsel is scheduled .to meet with Hart to determine if she shotl.ld vote. "Given her affiliation with the city (of Newport Beach), we would think it would not be appropriate for her to vote in this matter,· said Joanne Schneider, the regional board's environmental program DON t£ACH I DM.¥-PllOT Members of the Costa Mesa boys varsity basketball team serve as pallbearers Thursday at Coach Jason Ferguson's funeral. 'JASON LOVED YOU GUYS' lllck Cook, Juon~~ high st'hool bas- ketball coach, moums ~ Jou of his-Mend. • Team members, family, friends gather to pay their last respects to Costa Mesa High basketball coach By Carolyn Miller, Daily Piiot S AN CLEMENTE -Throughout bis --short-life, -basketball was_Jason_ Ferguson's saving grace. AJ a troubled teen, it was a divemon. As a young adult, it was a J>6.nion com· municated tbrou coachin . And as a man inspiration. Family and friends told stories and bit· tenweet memories about Costa Mesa High School's varsity besket~ coach, who died S\Ulday from cancer at the age or 24, during his funeral service Thursday in San Oemente in the same church where Jason was baptized four months ago, -Al>Out~50 people-1nduding his father. two siblings, relatiVes, ll4ncee, coadleo, students and team memben-gathered at Pacific Coast Chu,rch lo pey their IAst · dsaygood~lying1n his open casket wi.th a Mustangs ball cop and b&sketball .\t his sid1t. • SEE FERGUSON PAGE I manager. •But that's for Ms. Hart and our leqal counsil lo decide.• Ha.rt, w.ho still plans to voie at the heating, says she ;was surprised ~ 1o hear !bat anybody would ques- tion the matter. Since her appoint- ment to the board. she says she bas neither made statements nor taked. a JX>Sition Qll the proposal "I know a ,lot more about the Irvine Ranch Water District pro- posal than most people since it's a key project I have researcbeCl for Assemblywoman Marilyn Brew- er's office,· Hart said. •And I do not feel anything that has ,hap· pened in the past would prejudice me from my vote.~ ' • SEE IRWD PAGE 5 Shalimar • cnme •Although illegal activity has picked up on nearby Center Street, residents of troubled neighborhood say they still want Span- ish:spealdng officer assigned to their area. By 'nna Borgatta, Daify Pilot WEST SIDE -As the crime on Shalimar Drive bas quieted down, illegal activity along nearl>y Cen- tex Street bas picked up, leaving police spread thin and some Shal· imar residents feeling abandoned.. The city pn:E1ised ShatitMr ft!S-. idents this past summer tbat a bilingual officer would be assigned to the area to improve communioa· lion between the ,,.;qhbodlood and the Police Department. In August, the department assigned bilingual Officer Bill Ad.oms lo the West Side Substation on 18th Street. to work the ProbJem Orient· ed Policing detail. ·we thought be was our otfi. cer, • said Paty Madueno, a mem- ber of the St. Joachim's Organiz. ing Committee, which has been working with Shdlimar residents to come up with solu~ns to tb:e aime that bas plagued the tiny neighborhood for years. "We should have probably been more dear or gotten it in writing." While Adams' assignment to the West Side was one of several n1eastue5 the city took to quell gang violence and drug dee.ling, petrolling Shalimar is not his only duty. He must work other target areas in the West Side as well. •Officer Adanu "remains available,• said Costa Mesa police Lt. AlAn Kent. -·He-~ - left the West Side Substatioo POP (problem policing) program. But. he is working on coordinAtibg a special program-thatt--ilo-t!ooro-- d~g on Center Street ... Kent said the deputment hu received numerous complaints. . • SEE SHALIMAR PAGE I Latino leaders push for the positive • -~------------------------------, •Business leaders on Costa Mesa's :West Side have banded together to address th!! area's needs, to boost Its image and to share information. By TI no Borgatta, Daily Pilot WEST SIDE -Maria mena Avl· la WOlllJ ~ to picture Colta ~'twist Side as an aree that's rich with cultUre and ldnclnoU, DOI plogued by gangs, drugs and .-. Tltat~ why Avila, the owner of Avila~ Bl Roncblto Mexican ' on ~tta Avepue, 1111 ---Wtth _..i otll-..... h._ .....,_,,., -" :=?:...the --~ ............. addreu certain needs tho.t are here In tho West Sicle communi-ty." Avila ..id. •we ""' ....Uy t"Oncemed about ill image. 'We want to get together and talk about what we can do u mer- c:hanll lo make sure the Weot Side hu a positive ln\ege, IO thet "" can be proud ol our West Side.• The grOllp began tMellng lD --with juot. bAndful al local merchants. It hat since gn>WD lei Include about 15 mem- ben. And tbolr minion ~ ~ md 1mpo1tng btuh-. Tbe)' ~-... i,; ........ lllellrgor .... .• ... progsw to belp the Ill llOotl l •t think a lot of the business people here aren't aware of all .,the problems on the West Std.a and all the organizations that are . In plaC<I to help people,• sal.d Ivan Cakieron, wbo owns Taco Meta on 19th Street. "A lot of Latinos don't know that SOY o(So .. Our Youth) or YES (Youth Bmpl<>ymnt Servi<:es) or 'l'odOI Hermanoa nitt. But, there ue a lot of groups out there that are trying lo .-:b out. "We want to let everyone know Wbat"I wt there. We want peoplo lo -wbot things ... =:.=-~ty~ lllat mlglll --or !bot --... ......,, .. I Rites/or writers 'at Newpgrt libraries I wh •t no wtte ot a writer can under- •tand," wrote editor Burton Rasco, "is that a writer is working when he is staring out the window.• For most writers, there's a lot to ponder while gazing away from that article, screenplay, term paper, business plan or cover let- • ter. Along with basic concerns about well-chosen words, correct gnu::omar and enticing-style, there are issues involving research, manuscript presenta- tion and marketing -all explored in depth in library resources. For authors looking to break into the marketplace, some of the most useful guidance is found in "The Writer's Market• and its sister publications, •Novel and ~bort Story Writer's Market,• "Flction Writer's Mar- ket,· "Children's Writer's and mustrator's Market H and "The Writer's Handbook.• All offer "nuts 'n bolts" advice -includ- ing tips for researching, plotting, rewriting and interviewing in addition to help with the busi- ness aspects of writing. Publica- tion descriptions, addresses, edi- tors' names, manuscript require- ments and fee ranges can be found m any of these sources. One of the trickiest arts for the n11hlic;hPd-author-wauna-~is putting together effective query letters -missives required by aufny publications prior to sub- mission of a complete manuscript. Tethrttques for writing these pitical communications are in such publications as "Query Let- ters/Cover Letters: How They Can Sell Your Writing or "The Beginner's Guide to Getting Published.• Photos by LEAH HOGSTEN, Daily Pilot ~ -. ... ,..., em,,.._...,.._ briefly in the news It's time to get · iilto the Spirit Run About 6,000 participants 4I8 exp8cted in the 1996 Spirit R\lll, acbeduled Peb. 25 at Fashion llland in Newport Beach. Races will include a 10K Run- Walk, SK.Run-Walk and a varl.ety of kids' runs for cbildren age 10 and under. Also included in. the days' events are a Fitn~ Expo and after-race celebrationS. Registration begins at 6:30 a.m. that day. For more infon:nation. call the 5PJn1Run '96 Hotline at 733-4188. Irvine Co. awarding college scholarships · The Irvine Co. is currently accepttng applications from local high schools for the tenth annual Spectrum Leadership Awards scholarship program. The annual program offers $f8,000 in scholar- ~ ship funds to 20 area high school students who )>est demonstrate the qualities necessary to become future community leaders. To be eligible for the awards, students must have a cumulative grade point average" 3.0 and be a college-bol1Dd senior from one of the following high scbools in our area; Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, Estancia and Newport Harbor. Other high schools partidpat- ing in the E~ our in Irvine. l\lstin and gUDaBeacti. -. One young man and one young. woman will be selected from each· of the high schools. Through a: competitive program consisting of· a group leadership exercise and an oral interview, each of the 20 Spec- trum Leaders will then vie for an opportunity to become one of the eight semifinalists and one of four Spectrum Finalists. Applications are available at the counselor's office in each par- tidpating school and will be accepted through Feb. 15. Boat-repair class offered at OCC All writers write. Those who get paid for their work also are likely to negotiate rates, sign contracts, argue with collabora- tors, deal with editors and pro- ducen; and pay taxes. Learn about these· chapters of a writer's life in "Guidelines for Free- lancers,• "The National Writer's Uruon Guide to Freelance Rates and Standard Practice• and "The Writer's Legal and Busi- ness Guide." SI. Joachim Jlftll-gracter Aleyda Stmsterra-Rblcon , right. ls en.co~ ~ art tMcher Tort Mardal as the papO pub the flntah-Want to know how to bring your "plastic cla.ssic" back to life? ing touches on a valentine she wUl send to a U.S. soldier in Bomia. The valenttnes, as shown in top photo, are the result of a week's labor of love by the pupils. The cards, made with recycled paper, wt1l be d.lstrlbuted randomly among the soldiers. Orange Coast Cellege's Sail- ing Center is offering a non-cred- it · "hands-on• class to teach sa¥ors ~how to repair their old boats. The class will meet Feb. 3, 10, 24 and March 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Sailing Center. · For mttrors who don't wmtttrr p.eal personally with such issues, there's "The Writer's Digest Guide to Literary Agents• and •Literary Agents of North America.· ;Local ·students spread sM shirle and creativity Such sources are, of course, aimed at professional writers. For those in school or business, or for anyone looking for basic help with written word communica- tions, the library has numerous books focused on the essentials of grammar and composition and others on the art of writing. Wordsrruths concentrating on mecharucs, as well as experi- enced wnters looking to check theu work, will find help in "The New York Pubilc Library Writer's Guide to Style and Usage,• "Mightier than the Sword: Pow- erful Wnting, ln 9lass, On the Job,· "The Wnter's Digest Guide To Good Writing• and Strunk and White's classic, "The Ele- ments of Style • "The life of a writer is u!Ually one of permanent insecurity,• noveli5t James Farrell observed. For a xnore secure foundation - whether you're marketing the great American novel or intent on improving your writing skills in preparatton for that job pro- motion -help is at hand at your nearest.library. • OtEOC tr our is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Sara Bamide. MARINERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The following is a story created by Miss Wheeler's second grade students last semester. The Unhappy Sun: One morning in Anyville, USA. the sun woke, stretched its rays and start- ed to rise. When it looked over the horizon. it did not like what it saw. The sun saw the air was filled with pollution. The oceans were full of trash. There was garbage all over the land. The trees and ftowers were not being taken care of. The sun saw all the fighting. There was violence and rudeness. The people no longer had respect for the land of each other. This made the sun very sad. Since the sun did not like what it saw, it decided to stay in bed the next morning and not rise at all. The people had no sunlight in the day and bad to use flash- lights and candles to see during the day. The villages had a meeting to figure out what ~do. At first they all fought loudly about what to do until the wisest lady in the village spoke to them in a kind voice. She told them tt was time to take care of their village and each other. They all started working together. They cleaned the land and the ocean. They start- ed recycling. They took care of tr~ and fiowers and animals. They helped and made the air clean and fresh. The people stopped arguing and fighting. They were no longer rude to each other. They showed respect for the land, the seas and each other. After about a month the sun decided ~o take a peek and see what was happening on earth. He looked over the h-orizon and liked the clean air so he rose a little higher. He Pilot ed and given directly to Editor The Newport 8HdVCostl Mesa Wiiliam Lobdell. The same 24-Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa hour answering service "'4IY be Meal, CA. 92626. ~No U\1A Ml~4 used to record letters to the news stories, IMUttrationl. 9dfto. editor on Ml'f topic. 11•1 matte< or~ Al>QBJSS herelri c.an bt ~ ~ out wrttt.n pennltllon. ntOMAS H. ICMaON. Our eddress is 330 W. by St.. Publbher Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627. W1WAM L09Dlll. Editor CCJllt.ECIJON$ ClrcWtlon STIVI__., M.neglng Edhor It Is the Piiot's p61ky to pron:ipt· The nmea Orenge County ' .. ftlQI; City Edftor ly correct .ti em>n of subitara. (800) 252-9141 • MAK IMll1IN. Photo Editor PfeMe CAlll 574-4231 ~ ..,,UllllNG, OwlfMd 642-5671 0-'fled Menl9er m Ofspley 642-"321 IMIAJDIMOft The Newport~ Mew EcltoMI ~ Dally Piiot (\JSPS-14WOO) is NeWs 540-122A pUblished MondlY ttwough s.t-'91 U I DO ltWt, Conttoller urdlly. In HelNpott a..ch Ind SpOtts 64l..e330 .... "' ... Newt. Spofts , .. 146...t 170 Director of ()pef iltl<>N Costa Mesa,~~ trt E·Mall: FLn711e'rodigycom ........ WICZYI(, ody aYala.bie bv tubeCrl>lng to ,,. ,..._ "-" ...... The nm. Or~ County CIOO) Mein Office ..... ...w. 252-9141. In ... outMdl of 8Ullne.i omc. 64l-'l21 ,,._ TMm Leeder Newport ltedl end '°"' MeN. luslnel , .. 6J 1-5902 CAIL nm«.~ end -*"ipdOf'IS to~ Delly ~ Mlithed 11¥ .,,. ~I.NM on~.,.~ by"*' fa( ~ c.ommunlty ~ ~ Sl.$8 pet month second ct. • l'lfNI ..,_ ComplfW ~-l't c.t.i ~CA =--(Prices lndude ... IPi*olbAe _,ao .. n 1oc.i ~ P05T'MAS-·~ mt s.iil ...... Changes to Al .. liked the clean oceans and Ian(! so he rose even higher. When he was at the top of the sky he saw how kind and thoughtful the people were being to each other. That night the sun went to bed happy. The people bad learned that they were responsible for their environment and were happy tool From that day until this, the sun gets up each morning, yawns, stretches its rays and begins to rise. The sun likes what it sees so it smiles down upon the people of Anyville and the people smile tool NEWPORT HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SOIOOL Newport Heights put on an outstanding holiday music program directed by Mn. Greenberg, our music teacher. The second- grade team of teachers wrote the show, directed our student actors for a video to enhance the production and decorated the multi-purpose room fot the big event held Dec. 19. Our hats are off to Mn. Dickson. Ms. Uttle and Mn. Duross. In addition to December days filled with rehearsals, a visit from Santa Claus and art projects, students continued to learn in their classrooms. _. ~ 1 , Mn. Aguilera'• fifth-and sixth-grade oass took a wild ride on the stopr. market via the Los Angeles Tunes' Tickertape Parade pro. gram. Groups ol four to five students studied the stock tables, and spent -$10,000 to pur- ~ porUolios consisting of five compeniet' worth of 1itocks. 1Wice a week students mon- itored the stock's changes and grap~ the rise and decline of each company's growth. 1'BJ SLAWS Newport Beach TODAY 61149 First high Balboa 61149 1:47 a.m. 4.7 Costa Mesa First low 6315<> 8:29a.m. 1.5 Corona del Mar second high 62149 2:05 p.m. 3,2 WPORKAST Second low LOCATION SIZE 7:52 p.m. 1.5 ~ 1·2 w Newport 1-2 w SATURDAY l lackies 1•2w First high Rlwr~ 1~w 2;51a.m 4.7 CdM 1-2 w First low IOATWG 10:06 Im. 1.J Ught veriable SecOnd high .. Winds this morning becoming west 15 ~:Slp.m. 2JI knoCs by att.moon Second low with thtM foot wtnd t:Stp.m. WavtS ind four foot Wiit Mii. Moldy delr .... contlnuld .... cool. ~ 54 The fifth graders are immersed in the cul- ture of the .American Tndhms, They are mid~ way through their •stray,• searching for honor through truth, industry or COW'D.Qe as they do the Interact Simulation. "Honor." Students are researching various tribes, and have been compiling their inf<>ml4tion on bulletin boards. M n. Holmes' 5th graders began our "Great Books Reading and Discussion• pro- gram. Four parents have taken a two-day training course to be discussion leaders. They come in once a week to lead the hour-long discussion. The students learn to read critical- ly and thoughtfully. Third gradeIS in Mn. Story's Room 6 went to the Environmental Nature Center on Dec. 7. The center naturalists explained how the Gabrielino Indicms used the natural resources provided in our area" Newport Beadl. Utera- ture, social studies and science have been int&- grated around a Native ·American theme. Mn. DaVla'• class of first, second, and third graders trled to do something nice for someone each day of December. Students made presents for their f=and learned a new poem each week. sdence ques- tions were!" Why does it get k so early? And why do some trees stay green and oth- er trees 10&e their leaves? -Nancy GreenbeqJ -SOtOOL DAYS iw f'Mtur9 that runs Fridays. The reports 11'9 submitted from lndl\'ldual schools. If you haw questions about how to lndude news from your school, call City Editor Iris Yo«ol at 57....u.JJ. "'°"' SUrfUne COSTA.-sA Students will restore a sailboat in class. The restoration may include: fiberglass repair; blister repair; bottom painting; gel coat repair; fiberglass painting; non- skid work; teak repair and finishes; rigging inspections and replace- ment; mast \Y()rk; electrical instal- lations; rewiring: treSh water sys- tems repair, holding tank systems repairi detailing and customizing. Registration fees is $68. OCC Sailing Center is located at 1801 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. To register by phone or for more information, call 645-9412. Center to provide free tax assistance Oasis Senior Center is offering free tax preparation assistance appointments, Monday tltrough Friday Ulltil Aprll 15. This free service is provided by AARPforthe]m!p&l'atton otmod- erate to low income individuals. The service specializes in senior dtizen's returns. Tbe AARP vol- unteers are trained b the IRS. The Qa.511 Siriior enter is located at 800 Marguerite Ave,.'. Corona del Mar. For more inf or- mation or an appointment, call'. 644-324-C. • ..._ ........ • 2W tlfodl of"' II• ~·=A c.1' st.rec> wor1h $300 WM reported ,......., stolen trom • mr-the dr'lwMy of the Victim\ Nlldenc9. • JZOO Wodl Pwt& C.... Drtwe: S,70 worth of property, A new cold front Including a tool kit and bHt.tt>ill shots, wer. repoltlld sto6ef'I fromaur. wlll bring scattered • 2000 lllodr of Wtl1cie: A burglar shittlired ~ wt! ldOw of a rain by today and a lodced Coll' and note 1he S4JO CM ltlt'tO and ll'WWli ~ dhcl. chance of l-to > • 2100 lllocll of ,._... Av•-A bUrglar the side foot-plus faces door Of • gar. and .,.. • """°and bk)<de worth $1, 100. • .. lllOdl jf ........ A~ birob IMo an ...,,.IC. through Saturday ~leh wea lltWed we.tt a deild =an untaiown rMMS While and a slow drop the W:tlrri w ~ and .. $ of property -~ Sunday. C!Mner ttrie P'tft6ln ..= wOf1h S40.000. I 000~ end l $1, sot~ br -while h vlt1trN wer. ~on v.c.tloci. condltlqtls Saturday • 'I MeCll flf Cw 1I11 A f'eJlidlrtt left h Mlclng doOr and Sundly. Not unlocbd. Ind a bur'gllr tDoll: ...._. Of H ~ we«,~mld· *8ffn9 $1,M> Iii r:= ~ S1,000 clemond and WMk COid front AqUllmlriM ting and • flM . . shOUld Nton -Gll'llUOI ~.fOfdaf. • Ja.lllMI .. Wlilt Cla..e.... Ill A~ brote Into I ly SUtf repdr1s and 1nlle;~bdf'lape1taMrldawlnd ... St oflCMN~ f«ecastl. Ctll (tOO) """" '1MURP. 1ht can • ............. Cl..el .. j Q !A~ ... lnlDam ~-·~-........... ,. COltl s 1.50 '*" ~ ;;::.,...,,.. • ...., .. .._.,,.n potllble toll. ...... . ,... ........ - District responds to SEC inqujry mesi from occumng agam. He Mid the new ~ pre- vents the board from borrowing money to invest, establishes a comrilittee to reView district investments and makes financial reports •readily available• to the public. Hoffman said his law fum is not in negotiations with the SEC on the district'' behalf, but is wait- ing for a response from the feder- al commission. That response is expected in several months, de Boom said. • Newport-Mesa offidalS have repeatedly denied knowing about the county investment pool's risks. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily PiJOt NEWPoRT-MESA -·Attorneys for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District have submitted a response to the Securities and Exchange Commission aceusa- tions that the district, its chief financial officer and a former administrator misled investors in ~onnection with the county mvestment pool. The original deadline for filing the response was Dec. 1, 1995, but was pushed back to Jan. 8 and then to Jan. 22 by the SEC. "Our position is no action by the SEC is warranted against the district,• said attorney Pete Hoff- man with the Washington, D.C,- based law firm Piper & Marbury. But Hoffman would not elabo- rate on the contents of the dis~ trict's response document. which was filed Monday, saying it was a confidential matter. The district hired Piper & Mar- bury, which' specializes in SEC matters, after receiving "Wells" letters in November that accused Chief Financial Officer Michael Fine, former Assistant Superin- tendent Thomas Godley and the district of not adequately disclos- ing the risks to investors who SH r\PE-l:P ------- NEWPORT W4' r... Open 5:30ain to 9:00pm -In Wesldiff Plaza ... at 17th & Irvine• NB.' · 631-3623 loaned the district $4 7 million to impart in the county investment pool in 1994. The SEC also sent Wells letters The letters stated the SEC to three other Orange Counfy would recom- mend civil charges be brought against Newport -Mesa unless they responded to the accusations in writing or by videotape. School offi- cials say they too were misled about their investments by former Orange County Assistant Treasurer "We were lied to and misled by (former county 1Teasurer Robert) Cit/on and ·his staff. Therefore, we don't think the SEC needs to pay attention to US,•• II -JIM DE BOOM • school districts that borrowed to invest in the county pool, including Irvine Unified, the County Department of Education and the North Orange County Community College. Those dis- tricts also have filed responses with the SEC. Matthew Raabe, who reassured the school board in 1994 that its inveitment was safe. L e g a 1 sources have said the schools' $EC charges will probably amount to "nothing more than a promise not to do it again.• "We were lied to and misled by (former county Theasurer Robert) Citron and his staff,• said Jim de Boom, Newport-Mesa school board president. MTherefore, we don't think the SEC needs to pay attention to us. H De Boom said Newport.Mesa Unified has instituted its own invesbnent policy rules, which would prevent the same financial Wednesday, SEC officials announced a settlement deal for Citron, Raabe and the five county supervisors in office when the county filed bankruptcy in December 1994. As part of the deal, the super- visors did not admit or deny guilt, but promised not to violate securi- ties laws in the future. FITT's 4:WeeK: Metabolic Advantage Diet™ P"m. At• 3 7. IMnB feint. '4. Before 129.75 Weigh I 27.75 .. W•isl 23.50'' 36.00" HIJK 32.25'' Tbe4-Wttk 22.25'' ThlJ?hS 19.75" MetaboJlc 30.19% Body F111% 22.51% Advot.ge Diet'" Is an ttdmln ...... ..ct 8 0"'8SI ftlaht-1 (Pam's ResultsAf\u I Weeks> r-::: by F°""'51 Jlldmte ol Ttstin& For More lPformaUon Call: It TrWnmc. Inc. 714-979-FITT C3488> After 12 ~of contlriuous u,,e, and treatment of owr 50,000 gowmment bulkt1ngs, schools, apartments and h0mes1 tile EJeCtrO gun and MlcroWa\le ~ems have proven to be one of the most envtronmentally sourid methom of.~ termite control avmlabte tOOiy. Driver dies from apparent J:ieart attack A 74-year-old .Costa Mesa man died ;'l'hunday morning after bavmg an apparent heart attaclc while driving on the free- way with ~wife. Donald Score was heeding northbound on the Costa Mesa Freeway, just notth OI. Paula.nno Teen bicyclist crashes into school bus A 16-year-old bl.cyclist suffered injuries Thursday when he collid- ed with a small school bus at the intersection of Irvine Avenue and Santiago Drive in Newport Beach. Though the exact nature ,of his injuries were unavailable, Newport Beach police Lt. Andy Gonis said they were not life- threatening. No one else was injured. The school bus was a smaller model leased by a private firm and had no passengers inside when the 2:40 p.m. incident occurred, Gonis said. The teenager was cycling northbound on Irvine Avenue approaching Santiago Drive, apparently at too high of a speed for the rain-slickened conditions. He ~uldn't stop in time to avoid hitting the bus, which had the right of way as it headed west- Avenue shortly before 10 a.m., when he suffered the attack and lost control of his 1991 Buick, the Highway Patrol reported. "The car drove onto the right shoulder and struck a call box, then rolled down an embank- ment," said Calif omia Highway bound on Santiago, according to Gonis. The teen was-taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital by ambu- lance. Career preparation classes begin Jan. 29 Coastline Regional Occupa- tional Program will begin its Spring semester the week of Jan. 29. Coastline ROP, an occu- pational training program, is part of the Newport-Mesa Uru- fied School District. A wide range of career prepa- ration courses will be offered. From Airline Careers to Automo- tive and De ntal Assistant to Computer Drafting. Most pro- grams are 18 weeks in length. Enrollment is open to all high school students, 16 years of age and up, and adults who reside within the distnct. There is a $40 non-refundable fee per course for adults. Job placement assis- Patrol Ofticer 'Angel Jotmaon. "They overtwned oooe, blf! ~ Score WU not irljured. • Paramedics admlnlltered CPR to Donald Score at the scene. Hit was taken to Hoag Memanal Hospital in Newport Beacb. where he was pronounced dead. lance is available to an students. successfully completing a course. Course schedules are av41l- able at public libraries and the Coastline ROP office, 1001 Pre- sidio Square in Costa MeM, For more information, can 979-1955. • Hospice volunteer training series begins VITAS lnno~ative Hospice Care, Orange County's largest hospice organization. will hold its next series of volunteer training classes on Thursday mornings beginning Feb. 1. The free seven-week training class will include an overview of the physical, emotional, social and spiritual aspects of the d~g process. Communication and lis- tening skills are also part of the training process. For more information, C'a1l Cindy Laird, director of volun- teers at (800) 486-6157. YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAtJSAGE- or Such Delicious Food! Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • ~y Bnmch Catering Available For Rescrv2tions wd Directions C2ll 723-0621 251 Shipyerd Way • NN!pon Buch 'AJR9IC>IYOU' • wor •or•ow A day of m1nl-worltlbops •Coureaeous Women: W<nen lD~ tWr cutting. manicures, at RIM. Women ~ Risks• II make oven, massage. fashion the theme ol the Mcond annual imd more. The event is teday from MtiooaJ confermce for Women of 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Costa 'Vision a!.tbe Sutton Place Hotel in Mesa Senior Cepter, 695 W. 19th Ne~ Beach today from 5 to 9 St. 1lekets are 'Sl for members p.m. More UWl 150 women from and $2 for non-members. Por aaoss the country will meet to hear more mtonnation, call 645-2356. about the needs of poor women WEDDING WEEKEND Barnes & Noble hosts author of •The Wedding Workbook." Marlene Holloway as she signs her book 'and answers questions about planning the perfect wed- ding today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday Cynthia Munchnick, duthor of ·ww You Marry Me?" will share touching and humor- ous stones of unique wedding proposals from 2 to 4 p .m. Barnes & Noble is located at 953 New- port Center Drive in Newport Beach . Call 759-0982 for more information. WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP Women in Leadership hosts State Senator Lucy Kiliea at a lun- cheon at 11:30 a.m. at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach. The cost is $30 for members and $40 for non- members. Call 644-0278 for more 1oJormation or reservations. and children around the world. Por more infotmat1on, call 547-9571. · JACK JONES Popular suiger and Grammy winner, Jack Jones will perform tonight at 8 p.m at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore The- atre, Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. nckets are $20 in advance or $27 at Ute door. Por more infor- mation, call 432-5880. TREE SOCIETY The annual meeting of the Thee Society of Orange County will be held today from 2 to 4 p.m . at the Sherman Library and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. Guest speaker will be Genni Cross, director of California Releaf. The meeting is free of charge and open to the public. FoJ: more information, call 879-1938. 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SPEAKER'S BUREAU The American Cancer Society Speaker's Bureau one day train- ing class will be held today from 8:15 a.m. to 3:30 p .m . at St. Josepb Hospital, 1100 W. Stewart Drive, orange. The program teaches volunteers to pres~nt cancer education programs to corporations, schools and organi- zations. For more information, call 261-9446. ~f,WPOJi~ mB_~ COMP!\~ .. IBM PC VSERS IBM Pc.Users Group will meet today from 9 a .m. to noon in Orange Coast College's Science Hall, Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. The group is designed for beginiling and intermediate IBM and compatible computer users to trade information and learn about new software and hardware. Annual membership is $45. For more information, call 662-1438. SPANISH SPEAKERS The Child Abuse Prevention Center will train Spanish-speak- ing volunteers to. act as parent aides today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2482 Newport Blvd., Suite 7. in Costa Mesa. Parents aides help Latm'o families where an incident of child abuse has PIG PAK Feeds 6 to 7 0~\.'( $43.95 HOG PAK Feeds 8 to 10 0~$55.95 CALL TODAY TO ORDER YOUR PARTY PAI 2000 Newport Blyd. •Costa Mesa (714) 631-2110 Newport Beach 5 only Commercial Orchid Nur5et')' q . . r . J ... • • , :. . . • . • • 1 1. r · · 1 • • • • • • • • • ~ ' . ' ' .. ~ or 11 tn danger oJ OccwrlDg. POr more Information, call 722·1107 or •49-7888. I -~ WOMEN'S~ a FASHION , •vour Ufe Ia In Your Hands• is an all-day women's health fair sponsored by St. Joseph Hospital in cooperation With Nordstrom. The free event will take p~ce from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Nord- ,strom, South Coost Plaza today. A Fashion Presentation and Panel Discussion will precede the fair and is free with a reservation. The event will begin at 8 a.m. with a continental breakfast followed by a discussion with Orange Coun- ty's top fashion editors and then •simplifying Your Wardrobe• by fashion consultant Unda Banting. For a morning fashion reservation call 850-3790 or for more informa- tion, call 771-8999. MAJOR GIFTS DINNER The Young Leadership Division of the Jewish Federation of Orange County hosts its annual major gifts dinner tonight. Dinner includes guest speaker and ater- tainment. The group provides Jewish singles and couples ages 25 to 45, a platform to develop and support the continuing need for Jewish commitment, continuity, education and leadership in the Jewish Conununity. For more information, call 7 55-5555 ext. 551. JESSE JAMES "Debunking the Jesse James Hoaxes• is the title of a free noon program today in the Friends Room of the Newport Beach Cen1ral Library, 1000 Avocado Blvd. iu Newport Beach. Retired judge James R Ross, the great grandson of Jesse James, will present the pro- gram. focusing on the exhuming of his great grandfather's bones, along with truths and myths about the life of the famous outlaw. For more infonnation, c.all 717-3801. 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S1' 1996 OfNrOoodthNJlft.S1, 1•. 2Ptll010PM .-------........ ; State board to scrutinize Irvine Ranch pipeline -leak By Evan Henerson, Daily Piiot March 8 figµre1 to be an eventful day for the lrvine Ranch Water District In a much-anticipated public hearln:g, the state Regional Water Quality Control Board will determine whether the water district will be able to dump 5 million gallons a day of treated~~g~ Into Newport Bay over a tw<ryear period. At the same hearing, the state board will also review details of a pipeline break that appears to have l~ed millions of gallons of recl4imed water fropi the water district's d\lck ponds into marshland owned by nre Irvine Co. The break OCCWTed in an unreinforced piece of conaete pipe that was estimated to be SO years Okii aa:ordtng to Irvine Ranch Water District General~ Ron VOlJ.99. District dfkjals do I not know how much tleated water leaked out before the spill was discovered. The state water ~ty board learned of the spill in late October and 15 investigating the pipeline b~, said the board's Environmental ogram Manager Joanne Sohneider. "The conclus19n of our investigation will determine our entokement response," said Schneider. Young said his water district took appropri- ate action when they discovered the leak. ~Obviously, (the regional board) isn't inves- tigating this to give us the Nobel Peace Prlze, • Yo~gsaid. •t think~ find that when we were noti- fied. about this leak. we began repairs the same day and stopped the leak as soon as p<.ible. I don't think anybody could be asked to do more than tha.t.· Opponents of the water district's waste· water project say the spill is further evidence that the water district is negligent. Local neurologist Susan Skinner. of Citi- zens for a Sewage Pree Bay, said the. spill caused major ecological damage to the marsh. changing the once brackish marsh into a fresh-water habitat. •tt IRWD can lose up to a million gallons a day, we question how carefully they're attend· ing to the (discharge project)," Skinner said. BYPASS IRWD ........... abouttbe~ •1•m awe Evelyn ia 1istenlDg to .U lides on tbiS particular iSsue, • Skinner said. ment group supported a proposal · L.._. ___ ....:_ ____ __;, ___ ..;.._ _______ -.-.,.-~ CONTINUED FROM 1 of charge once the San Joaquin ~ Hills tollway opens. Without the Newport Coast Drive extension, motorists will inundate Coast Highway in Corona del Mar to avoid the toll road, say Newport city officials. And Irvine Mayor Mike Ward says he believes his City Council will finally agree to let construc- tion of the bypass proceed. MOur vote has always been that we'll put this road on the map, but we won't pay to have~ built," Ward said . MN ow that (the county) has found the fund- ing and given back our Measure M money, we can give them the right of way to build the road. It doesn't cost us anything." Residents from Irvine's Turtle Rock and University Hills com- . CONTINUED FROM 1 Member1 of the city's Harbor Quil,fy C6rimUtiee say Hart ha attended pUblic bearings In wbicb the dischar~ proposal came under discission. Neither Coun- cilwoman Jean Watt, who serves as the eommittee cba.tr, nor com- mittee member Nancy Skinner - who both oppose the project - could recall Hart making any munities have pressured the council to fight the bypass, claiming the extension would increase traffic in their neigh- borhoods. The Irvine council repeatedly declared its opposi- tion to the road extension . But when the state allocated Measure M money from the cities of Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, !KAYAKS t • WEEKEND WEAR AT WESTCLIFF Hart left tbe City Council ln November 1994. Late last year, the dty of Newport Beech passed • resolution formally opposing the dilchaig8 proposal ' Ariotber regiOgal boeJ'd mem- ber, John Withers, definitely will not vote on the diScbarge propos· al. Schneider said. Wltben ii also a member of the Irvine Ranch Water Disb'ict's board of directors. Irvine, Santa Ana and the county to finance the extension, Irvine officials realized money ear- marked for other key transporta- tion projects could be jeopardized. The bid for the road extension turned out to be $1.7 million less than county administrators antic- ipated. Therefore, all the cities that are part of a growth manage- • I 1036 IRVINE . 631-2996 I ~-_lliy./PO~~-~EACl:-f .~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• c\la•lte~ b l ' i ; .-~ -~ NEWPOtrr HARBOR AREA .u ,. • CHAMBER OF COM MERCE 1'1"11i• "-fl'*"""> 4t th ~ ~""'""' ~ °' ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• New Chamber Members in D ecember! AHJEMPLOVMENTSERVICE Employment Services• (310) 592...soe CASH FLOW ENTERPfUSES CORP. Consultant (Ananclal) • (714) ~ COUTURE NEW YORK FuhionJewelty • (714) !59-1791 DIATON INDUSTRIES Health Care & Cotneling s.Nlces (714) 730-3671 DURST a ASSOCIATES ~. {714) 759-4475 HVN ENVIAOHMENTAL SIRVIC8 CO., INC. Envl~ Control {7t4}~ MERRILL LYNCH F'mandal Services. (714) 955-6172 MINNEY'& Marine Services. (714) 54M191 NEWPORT IMAGING CENTER Medlcal SeMon & Supples • (714) 721-8 t 9 t STRATEGY MANAGEMENT PROFILES, Management SelVlcm • (714) 852-8145 TAYLOR WOODROW HOMES CAUFOA .. A LTD. OeYeloper• (714) 581-2626 UNIOCAL COMMUNICATIOHS, INC. ~·(714)260-1252 The Newport HarbOr Area Chamber of Commeroe cofdially Invites Y9U to attend this ~ event recQgniztng the dedicatee:t efforts Of our Newport Beach Po- lice DtP.1rtment. Chaired by Mlchlll SWphena; CEO GI ttolG UIMDllil HolPlll P.l:M;•• ........................ 9 Bualnen Assistance Workshop 7:30 am• NHACC Office · 14 Healthy Noon Networking 12:00 Noon • Riverboat Cafe 14 New Member Reception 5:00 pm • NHACC Office 20 Dolphins Breakfast 7: 15 am • Newport Beach Marriott- Hotel & Temls Club 21 Bualnen AfteT Hours 5:00 pm • Newpor1 Beach Plaza 23 Commodore Guest Breakf•t 7:30 am • Balboa Bay Club 27 Homea.Md ....,_.M"tlng 5:so pm •John 0omns 28 Economic Devef_opment COiftmlttee Meeting no 111 • Nlwport Cly Hal. ............. ................... Thll~---·~ lo .... ______ _ ........... .. .. Cltll •uflr··•MI• Thursday by Newport Beach City Councilman Dennis O'Neil to retUrn Irvine's Measure M funds . Under the terms of O'Neil's motion, Irvine will get the $920,000 back after the city Ngives the necessary approvals for the agreement to allow the county of Orange to proceed with the con- struction of Newport Coast Drive. N u My No. 1 priority has been to get that road extension built," he said. -111e action taken by the GMA is a positive step toward accomplishing that goal." RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Whete Yow Dolor CovetS Morel 1922 HARIOll 81.VO., COSTA MESA • 5'8-1156 HUTTON CENTER .,,. "'~ '-" • • O.• SH., SANU UA • 1 • u, "2 21'6 "''* llUM Till DAwtt (Ill SC~ 12 ..... ~~ SHALIMAR CONTINUED FROM 1 about drug dealing and other illegal activity in the alleys that parallel Center Street AnO police are work- ing on a strategic plan to deal with the problem. The department is even thinking or proposmg some or the measures that were unplement- ed on Shalimar. mcluchng closing off the alleys to through traffic. All of that. he said, has kept the entlre department very bu5y. · •We've made well over 90 arrests ID the last couple of months ID (the Center Street) area.· Kent Sclld. ·we realized that as we satu- rated Shalimar with enforcement, it rrught move some of the undesir- ables and the illegal transactions to another part of town. "Officer Adams has been work- mg that area on bikes, ID plain clothes. in uniform. He's been work· ing both the Shalimar and Center Street target areas. But, be can't be both places 24 hours a day.~ STOP P.\ \~l\G BILLS! • Free· Condalior1 •~Wage Talmgs • Keep Ycu Bushm CONSIDER DANKRUPTCY' • Emergency Same Day Rllng • -~· • S1op ~ • Keep $15,000 <'Alt1 • ~ Ratel • Se Habta Eaplnol Stop hlle hln'ullng phone cab! MCINTOSH & PATISON (714) 835-3587 eoo w ... nta an. Blvd., ..,.. a1e, aant11 Ana GA T'fUIAY •• ... -. •.. , ..... I 1 rrtH A li'llADA • 'I S7; .•• DOl'T • A MfU&~ .. (RI OICE Wot1 A ..i=".Jt":Jm ClllOREO (rGI ._...,..P-9'1",.. MIMA.LY(N) ATI ANTIC PALACE 10 ""'"':1 :· · . "'I,~',~ UNIVERSITY .·."; ,-:~ ~·:· WOODBRIDGE . ."-· : . .. FERGUSON CONTINUED FROM 1 Jason's varsity basketball team, dresSed in their green and black. weat su its, sat somberly in the front row f aClllg their coach's casket ~ •Jason loved you guys." said Marshall Ferguson, Jason's ~ther, atid.ressing the team in bis eulogy. "You are the rel).Son he lived as long as he did. You gave him the motivation and the will to live." Jason was diagnosed with Wilms cancer, a rare form of kidney cancer, m January 1995. He was forced to undergo chemotherapy treatments which sporacJically took him away from lus beloved team. But bis assistant coach, room· mate and close friend, Criss Freeman, stepped in for him. Together, the two tried to keep the team motivated and focused on the game -not on Jason's illness. Despite doctors' grim predic- tions, Jason fought the cancer and made it back to the court time and time again. He attrib- uted his inexhaustible will to his renewed faith and relationship with God, which he expreGsed at his baptism, shown in a video during the service. Not even his wheelchair, pain killers or fatigue could keep Jason from the court. Until Jan. 16, when Jason was rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital. He • Competitive rates died In the hmpltal'w ........ care unit eutr Sunday, sur- rounded by b.i.s fulily and doee friends. •Jason didn't loose the battle ·with cancer, he Just ran out ol time," S4ld Rick Cook, the bead varsity basketball coach at Workman High in the City of Industry. Jason's alma mater. Cook, Jason's mentor and close friend, said he Ai:id Fergu- son would talk for hours over a post-game dinner of chicken fingers, quesadillas and bot- fudge sundaes. "Jason loved trash talking in a game. I don't know how many times I bad to say, 'Jason, shut- up,' • Cook said, sunendering to both laughter and tears during his eulogy for a man who was like a son to hµn. "'we spent hours talking about basketball and coaching. His team played well and hard together -that's all you can ask of a team.• Jason, who was the youngest varsity basketball coach in the county, coached several of his team members since they were freshman. And just as his team was an inspiration to Jason, he left them with a legacy. "He put so much work into helping us mature 'into grown men and to take responsibility for our actions,• said Mustangs team member Mike Montoya after the service. "He loved us like his own sons .:. We're strong because of Jason. 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In the ,atttme~· opiniop, the Coast Report could not refuse the ad because the neWfJ>flperispub- lished by a public inltitution and cannot, therefore, refuse a~ cal advertisement, Mwpliliie Sild. "They said we would be better served by running it because it could be declared political,• he ..Id.. ·w. al. Wit ....... tbll CNPA ...... tbat .. ....S rej«1 _. ............. . 1'blt •tL.ebaltloD aih:•"'4wll'• lmt .... Int • be =zed. 'Diii C.oMl ~ bel ~c>th-~ wbo toulBd or tobla:o ~um. said ~ c:lilector Mary Quinn. Other Orenge County commu- nity college newspapers Mid they either haven't been contacted by the Minnesota organization or ectded not to run the insert. 1bough aJso a ~ fUnded school, PuDenon College's DSWSJ»· per, 1be Hornet. rejected the mti- FEBRUARY MAKE A DIFFERENCE Make a difference -one lesson at a time These days the buzz words are flying: workforce ready, • school to work, community Investment. Realizing that today's students will be tomorrow's employees, and customers, businesses are wise to channel their community investments toward students. While businesses look for ways to impact their community, Junior Achievement is struggling to find business volunteers to teach an established economic education program within the classroom. The partnerships with the schools here in Costa Mesa are in--place, the curriculum is written and tested, but the missing fink is the business volunteer. If you've been looking for a way to make a difference - ace.hour a.week.foe.live.Jo eight weeksjsaJlt1akes to . ~- impact 35 Costa Mesa students and change their lives and yours. Call Christie Costanzo (714) 938-1132 for information. LEADERSHIP TOMORROW From where will the leadership of tomorrow come? Many ot the leaders in our commun!t,Y -those you know and many others behind the scenes -have gone back to school to expand their knowledge of the critical Issues facing the area. Participants in Leadership Tomorrow attend nine, day-long workshops on a variety of issues, including transportation and environment, law and order, education, local government, health and human services, communication and the media, cultural arts, economic growth and development. and historical perspectiv e of our communities. Program participants gain a better understanding of the inner workings of the local communities as they meet and hear from individuals who are or have been in key leadership roles. Since 1987, when the program began, more than 160 individuals have graduated from Leadership Tomorrow prepared to serve on non-profit boards, city commissions, school boards, city councils and leadership positions in the business community. Among the alumni are community activists Patty Baugh and Roy Alvarado, Newport Beach City Council member Jan Debay; Ronna Kelly, VP of community relations for the Orange County Register, Ann Crane, Don Glasgow and Rachel Winston, local business owners and corporate managers, Rob Kent (IBM) and Kris Davis (Johnson & Higgins). They and many other alumni are living up to the group's motto: Citizens Committed to Community Involvement. For information on the Leadership Tomorrow program, please call Louise Rhodes at 71 4/644-8283. SBA FINANCING SEMINAR The California Venture Forum (CVF) Is presenting a special SBA financing forum for business owners on Wednesday, February 21 , 1996. The event will feature presenters from California State Bank, Connecticut Mutual and the CPA firm, Frazer & Torbet In a nuts and bolts session on why business owners need to consider SBA financing and how they can protect their businesses for their-families and their retirement. Attendees wtll be able to interact with presenters and leave with materials Which will be useful In both day-to-day management and as reference sources for future financing and business ..... CVF Is a non-profit organization of lobal business leaders whose aim is to foster growth in the small business community by offering financing and educational forums. This important four-hour event starts at 5:00pm with a one-hour networking opportunity and includes dinner, all for a $25 pre-paid fee or $30 at the door. It will be held at the Kellogg West Conference Cent er on the Cal Poty Pomona campus. Reservations can be made by calling Caroline at (71 4) 252-3122 or Information can be obtained by calling 1-800--333-4 766. Enclosed is ...,$ ______ ~for ____ _. NAM! (Plea.M Print) ___________ __.. ___ _ COMPANY-~~----------------~ rHONli~-----------------------------'--' R.S.V.P. • Roec at (7 14) .574-8780. Smd P~t ro: Com Meu a...nbtt Of Coln~rce 1 1835 Nrimnn &Mt .. SUite £..270, Com Mesa. CA 92621 .. ------·-------------------- ......, m ' rrtril ~ ,,.,.,,,,,,. ,.... fralD dactan Ud fnlD wcmea wbodlim to have Md abor· tkJlw end regaeUl8d tbmn. 1be lmert .. ~wtea Information 00 P"Jpl to contaL't for heJp and graphic ~ct abortion tedlniqlm. • e editonal department beaM• IM aiifllp'I bm>oaatic Club pa• tnnll a full·pllglt ad tO --tbe aalHbartian daims. Tbll temefler. however, there ii no D.moc:raf:lc Oub on campus, '° the ~ Included its addrell • .8chool 'lriallbox location and fax nilmber In the front-page box 10 readers coilld s\.lbmit opposing viewpoints. dedded not to run it because there was no balance,• said Vin· rile Dsouu, a Hornet advertising representative. "It was totally dedieated to pro-life and did not offer an opposing viewpoint.• Mwphine said the Coast Report did publish opposing viewpoints when the insert ran two years ago •we ttied to give them every way possible to reach us," Mur- phine said. •we Virtually solioted letters to the e41tor. • So far the newspaper hasn't received any responses, Editor Guy Bumeys&d. 1996 COSTA MESA'S TOP 25 The following Costa Mesa businesses, (listed alphabetically) were the 25 highest producers of sales tax revenue for the city during the third quarter of 1995. Atlas Chrysler Plymouth ' Barr Lumber Co. Broadway Department Stores Bullocks Campbell Mazda Connell Chevrolet Consolidated Reprographics Costa Mesa I nfiniti Costa Mesa Lincoln Mercury Co~t~ ~esa To~2ta V~lvo Fed Co Gap Stores International Business Machines K-Mart Nabers Cadillac Buick Nissan Costa Mesa Nordstrom Orange Coast AMC Jeep Robinson May Saks Fifth Avenue Sears Roebuck South Coast Acura Theodore Robins Ford Isuzu tiffany & Company VeriFone LEGISLATIVE .. Beginning January 1, 1996 the local portion of the "use tax" paid on leased automobiles will be allocated c:Jtrectly to tt]e city or county where the lease was negotiated. Prior to passage of SB602 (Wright) revenues derived from long-term l~ase transactions were deposited into a county wide pool of the county where the vehicle was registered. Leasing accourits tor 25% of all new vehicle transactions and as much as 70% for luxury vehicles Since the Harbor Boulevard of Cars is Costa Mesa's second largest single tax revenue source compared to other business categories, this should have a significant positive impact on funding for the city. Keep COSTA MESA -: Beau tiful t> STOP GR@fFITI CITY HOT LINE PHONE '548-4165 r -----------------------~---, I I I I I I I I I "GOOD MORNING, COSTA M ESA" BUSINFSS BREAKFAST Thu,.., Feb. 8, 7:18 a.m. at Coata Meaa Country ....J Club Cost $10 prepaid• (must be l'a'eived at the O\arrber by Mmday, Ml. 5) ___ SlSatthed<xx. Enclosed is $ ______ or ______ reservation(s) NAMl! (Pltue Print) _________________ _ COMPANY_--.:---:-~-..,.-------------" PHON--------------------- SPEAKER: JOiin Moorhich -O.C. Tu: ASMeaor o.c. TMn a Now -CMrter Amendment • SottUS Sltit ~AND grt YOUR MMt on •spicialNFIWQRKINGROSJF.R by~ I"-' mliJ lot a:.ta Mes.1 OlolJnbttrol ~ 1835 Nfwpoit Blvd .. S4e. E-2'70 • CG!lfa Mela. CA 'IJl{l) fU'~~orkln\aMaMerVatia\call (7141 87~780 L---------------------------~ .. EYE ... OPENER Three major U1J$et losses for locals in girls hoops .. ' . . . QUOTE OF THE DAY •Jt U'CI$ a real mMiocre year. but alJ that ""1luJred u·a1 my dad and mg lainU// ... -PRO GOLFf:R ERIC~ . .. Sailors Shocked at Irvine, 42-41 COSTA MaA -Oruge Cout College buketball ttudout Matt AmbroM -IMde • vsbal commltment ·to~State~ in Oregon, a~rding to llllltat~ Herb J,.:Mey. AmbtoM, a 6-foot..6, 225-J>OUD4 ~omore ls leading the ~atee (13·11, 4·3) in sconng, rebounding and uststs. He's seventh in scor· ing m the Orange Empire Conference with 18.3 points a game and third in rebound. mg with 6.6 t. game. He's also fourth in the con· ference in field-goal percent· age (56%) and free throw shooting (75%). stephanie • Newport Harbor just out of ~c all night and the price tag is a plummet tO fourth place in Sea View. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot IRVINE ~ The Newport Harbor High girls basketball team can't shake the "terrible two's" and it cost the Sailors a crucial Sea View League road decision Thursday al Irvine High. The Vaqueros, under first-year coclch Shawn Patchell, logged the program's marquee victory of the last several years by holding on for a 42-41 decision, which dropped Harbor (11·10, 3-4 in league) into fourth place, behind second-place Irvine (12·9, 4.·3) and Corona del Mar. '- ·It was the second straight loss for the Tars, who opened the year with seven wins, lost the next six, then have alternated between two- game winning and losing streaks since. Newport Coach Bob Dukus said this ohe was-thoroughly unexpect- ed, however, coming off a solid effort in a loss to Woodbridge, after Wins over Santa Margarita and nonleague f0e University. "That's the second time in league, we haven't been able to make the plays in the fourth quar- ter,• said Dukus, referiing lo a r---------~~--------~------, ,, <.IHI-... 11<>(>1)"' A STUNNER ••• + Laguna Beach 56, ~ 54 A NOTHER STUNNER ••• + University 56, Estancia 55 l AND A WINNER •.• : + CdM 58, El Toro 42 I : See Page 8 I ~-------------------------- stunrung, 46-40 loss to El Toro Jan. 16. NWe weren't caught off guard by anything (lrvine) did tonight, but it came as a big surprise to me PRO-AM GOLF that we didn't play well, because we have been playing well recent· ly .• Barbor appeared out of sync offensively, never stringing a pair . of field goals together and fuushmg 15 of 56 (26.8%) from the field, JUSt worse than 26% after talang a 23· 19 halftime lead. That halftime cushion was the only Sailor lead between periods, as the Vaqueros surged for a 13·12 first-quarter advantage, and outscored the visitors, 13·8, in the third quarter to claim a 32-31 edge. All Newport could manage from there was a trio of ties (at 33, 35 and 37), before Irvine senior point -• SEE NEWPORT PAGE 8 Shooting par on the family 'course ___ _.__.. ... eef..._ __ SOME HOT TIMES IN THE DEAD OF WINTER Newport Harbor YC's Ned Jones · proves he's the best in opening regatta. K nown for its stiff competition, warm weather conditions and the constant noise of a blender in motion, the Srupe class' Dead of Winter Regatta is the annual kickoff series of the season, ushering in the new year with some hot sailing and some hot parties. Forty-five boats attended this year's Regatta -including many class stalwarts -but when it was all over, NHYC's Ned Jones was m the wmner's circle. Posting a 4-1 -1 ·3 for the senes, Jones and crew Kari Warren, won the event by nine pomts, beating out a tough field that mcluded Jerry-Thompson, Hal Gilreath, Dave Mendelblatt and Ethan Bixby Hosted by St Petersburg Yacht Club Dec. 29-31, the first day of racing presented atypical Florida conditions, With saJ.lors donning wetsuits and drysuits in the good breeze. Luckily, the weather warmed up in time for the blender party aboard one of the local trawlers. A tradition in the Snipe class nationwide, ~slender Sports" have become an important part of each regatta. The second day saw extremely light. spotty breeze and no sun, with Ned winning -ffii race.from be~ According to fellow sniper Bill Welclt, Jones displayed •rus usual ~tounding speed" throughout the race, but was overtaken 50 yards from the finish by Sblruchi Uchida from :Japan, who got breeze from behind. Jones regained the lead, and the win, as he went for a puff and Uchida went for the pin. Unfortunately, the best speed of the day was seen on the two m, but the mighty blender saved many a sad face. New Year's Eve greeted the sailors wtth a steady downpour, so instead ttie sailors sat postponed in the yacht club, with only a gourmet brunch to entertain them. At noon. the redng went on, WitH a steady t 8 knots and Mnds gusting over 20 out on thecoune. Many Milon decided to begin celebratihg New Year'• early and balled on the racing, betting tbiUbl.rece ~ttee woWd ~tbelMtract. ......... ~-tbiiD, .. ....... lnr.&ntbll \ I MARC MARTIN I DAILY PtlOT Corona del Mar's Eric Woods ls a late entry for today's running of the Newport Classic. Eaks seeks repeat, starting today .--~.....,...o.LO.A.~Kr..BEACH-Oruy 'bad eatber can stop -the 22nd annual Newport Classic Pro-Am. which starts with 1 a.m. tee times today at New· port Beach Country Club. Seventy-four pro-am teams, including fonner New- port Classic amateur champl· ons Jim Glidewell, Hank Adler, John Jester and Dr. Michael Drucker, will play in the two-day event to raise funds-for-Hoag-Memo · Hospital, and the weatherman is promising virtually perfect bccomodations. Professionals will compete for a share of the tournament· record $80,000 purse, includ· ing a record $16,000 for the winner. R.W. Eaks, who won the Newport Classic wt year at age 4 2, is back to defend his -title. Jerry Foltz, the-1~ wTn- ner, is also playing In addition, a significant change in the venue includes seven LPGA Tour pros, the finit time in history the New- port Classic has had more than one. Cathy Mockett • SEE CLASSIC PAGE 9 •No question about it, Eric Woods carries an edge with him here at Newport Beach CC. F rom Eric Woods' quarters adjacent to Crystal Cove State Park, you could reach the Pacific Ocean with a 9-i.ron •It has four heaters, including my oven,· Woods said of tus trailer, which has been his home smreeerly last summer, when h1s life as a professional golfer landed squarely in a bunker Woods' father, Richard, a longtime Newport Beach Country Club member who knows everybody there, was <tiagnosed with an inoperable tumor in his pancreas. "The doctors were saying you better get ready, because he's going,• Eric Woods said. Woods got involved in the family business, Cactus Packaging in Corona del Mar, virtually taking over his father's business and putting his golf career on hold "It's been a learrung experience,• said Woods, who received an 11th-hour mvitallon to the Newport Classic Pro-Am today and Saturday "When you play professional golf, yotrdoo't have a realistic perspective on what's going on Now, I have to use my brain a little bit. It's a tough world out there!" Richard Woods has astorushed doctors with h1s revival. He's gomg to the Super Bowl th.ls weekend. Next week, it's Cabo San Lucas. Though he's still not out of 'the woods, he's playmg more golf than his 31 ·year~old son who has become a household name in Canada. •He keeps calling me from all these places, and I've got to tell him, 'Hey, dad, I'm a little busy now trying to run your company,'" Eric said Twice, Woods was the leading moaey·wtxmetan:the Canacban Tour. But last year, worried about tus father, he fell to «th on the list. "It was a real medlocre year, but all that mattered was my dad and my family,• he said. Woods, a former Corona del Mar Jiigh quarterback who shares the school record for touchdown passes in a season ( 12) with Josh Walz and Matt Evans, dropped his clubs and entered the real world. "I've been able to support myself playing golf, and I've very proud of it,• Woods said. "But I always knew al I got stuck, my dad would give me that comfort. For the first time m my life, I didn't th.ink my dad would be there. That really woke me up. It was a slap in the face. "My dad looks good now, and he feels good. I've spent every day Wlth him since I got back from Canada, and I feel fortunate to be able to be with lum. They've done everythmg for me, so it feels good to give something back.· Woods hasn't played coJT1pebtlvely since the Canadian Tour last summer, when he · would commute from there to Orange County every two weeks lo be with his father He has played in three of the last hve Newport Class1c Pro-Am events, l.Ildudmg 1991 when he won the pro-am title with Jim Whitaker, one of only two back-to-back amateur champions m the event's history. • Newport Classic officials phoned Woods Wednesday night with an mvitation. "When they called, I just cracked up, because· I haven't been golling." said Woods, who had been praying for a bid. •(Thursday) was a beaub.ful one, a solid day of practice (in the rain}. It was my one cra.m..se:ssmn: ltellt:Wl:d;mis.=:1 cramming for a test.· Woods won Order of Merit titles on the Canadian Tour in ... t 993 and 1994 His globe-trotting career bas taken him on tours m South America, Asia and South Africa, in addition to Canada. Woods, wh home course is Newport Beach Country Club, turned pro tri 1988. . ollrth-strm tangs' oollecti~ psyche, tbe facts are paWµJJy dear ttdi ~· Costa Mesa, Which entered the season 38-3 in PCL games, has dropped four straight -more than it lost in all of the ~t tour previous years combined. --+--'The Mustangs now have the LAGUNA BEACH -Costa longest losing·streak in the PCL, Mesa liigh Coach Shontel Sher-after being ranked No. 5 in CJF wood wasn't making any excuses Southern Section Division m just Thursday following her Mus-17 short days ago. tangs' stunning 56-54 loss at Sherwood, who moved up from Laguna Beach that saw the Artists ..assistant coach to replace Len snap a 34-game losing streak in Whitacre on an interim basl.S, is Pad.fie Coast League girls basket-now 0-3. ball games. A streak halfway into "No excuses we just d.Jdn't its fourth season. play team defense,• Sherwood Despite the numerous factors said following the game. • U:s that were at play against lhe Mus-been a tough time for us, but ~we·,.-::= toUgh ~ to pi., for two hours. •t know they're hurt and prob- ably a little embarraned right now, but Uliy'll recover.• U it's true thet you have to reach bottom befcft JOU can stm t back up, the Mustangs can take some comfort in the fact they're in the right position for an upturn. Tb.is is without a doubt the lowest point in years for Costa Mesa girls basketball. "l guess rm a part of history for tlie second time,• SherwOod said. She was the coach of the JV team that had its 86-game· win streak snapped last season. If ever a team was ripe for an a • upeM it wu Mesa 1bunday. huddling with a loud chant ot Tbe Mustangs have .bad to •Jason: deal With the coacblng change 1n their tint meeting of the when Whitacre re1igned, the lo.-year, the Mustangs had raced out ing streak. the loss ot center Com to a 15-1 lead and then held on for Lurmann who left the team for the a tenuous 44-39 victory. seCond time this season, the flu The Artists made sure that did- '11lDit-had -etninel A nirkn"lrnl..--.rnrt--t~tn'J''rt hba1111pmyc~itr1tl'h'DSt!ir:0 1ilnf1, -taking-every Katie Grogan in its grip and -opportunity to force the ball to the most importaritly -an emotion-hole. April Cbamben, who fin- packed day where the team made ished with a game-high 24 points, the trip to San Clemente to pay scored early on three fastbrea.k their final respects at the memori-layups to set the tempo. al service for boys bead Coach In a hard-fought game Costa Jason Ferguson. Mesa led·15-12 after one and 30- Koo Kim had the initials J.P. 27 at the half. penned on bOth shoulders and Laguna Beach pressed the Kristina Watanabe was wearing attack a.nd Chambers' three- an ~band with the J.P. initials, pointer with :15 left gave the as the team broke Ute opening Artists a 45.:39 lead beading into le • - ' -the final period. Mesa'• Kim carried the MUS-'1 tangs in ttie fioal period, bitting the first of three threes ~aiDlt a. bOx-and-one defense that dOgged • her all night, cutting the lead "tO 45-42. Her tb1rd three with 2:45 left Meta dOwn, ~ - After a Laguna free throw at 1:51, the two teams traded score- less possessions, until the final 10 seconds found Kim driving across the lane and wrangling a one- and-one with seven ticks left.• • She missed the front end, but the ball bounded into the hands of• Grogan, whose follow looped around the rim into a Lagun~ player's handS and the Artists' celebration was on. Estancia takes major hit in race for crown • Eagles fall victim at the free-throw line down the stretCh in Pacific Coast League shocker. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot IRVINE -After it was tied for ninth time Thursday night in this Pacific Coast League girls bas- ketball clash for second place, "Estancia did the best job of any team we've faced in stopping our threes." Jessica Waltz, Estancia point guard, made the only three in the fourth quarter, tying the game, 42-42. with 7:11 left. STANDINGS 0:06.7 left. They ran out the clock. follow- ing three time- outs. "We missed some clutch free throws down stretch,• Davis ·~+.:J~fi-----~ -·Efit3nci~ !·Ugh Aa.d it.a-oppemini,. :t ~ W...a!tz who was at the free-throw line with 3:22 to play, sinking a pair to tie the game for the ninth time, 50-50. said. "I told them at halftime that if they rebound and make their free throws ~e _can win." ties down the stretCh 1n its 56-55 setback against host University. But the Eagles also realized something unfamiliar was hap- pening as they went back and forth with the lrojans (13-8, 4-2 in PCL) in the waning moments: They were in a close game. While giving up a season- high point total, the Eagles (18-3, 4-2), ranked second in CIF Southern Section Division ill-A, fell into a second-place deadlock with University, which won its third consecutive PCL contest on the strength of seven three- pointe.rs, five in the first half. "Our defense was pathetic tonight," said Estancia Coach Russ Davis, whose squad is now 1-for-4 in tight games, a 40-36 win over Costa Mesa being the Eagles' only victory when the final margin is less than 13 points. Estancia defeated University, 51-38, in the PCL opener, its sec- ond-closest mai:gin of victory of the season. "I think th.Ls is the most points we've given up in a game, but you've got to give them credit; they broke our defense down," Davis said. Estancia's 55-51 loss to Ran- cho Cucamonga was its previous bighwater mark for points given up. The Eagles, however, missed their next three attempts from the charity stripe, finally taking a 51-50 edge when Jen- nifer McCartin (10 points, four steals, two blocks and two assists) drained one with 2:32 remaining. From there, the teams exchanged one-point leads, with University getting the final bas- ket on Raschelle Lawrence's layup with 0:22 left. Estancia's Amy Deming (14 points) missed a. shot on the Eagles' next play, but an ensuing jump ball on the rebound went to the Trojans, who had the pos- session arrow in their favor with LAlguna ...... 58, Cost. Mes. 54 Score by Quamn Costa Mesa 15 15 9 15 -54 Laguna Beach 12 15 18 11 -56 Costa MeM • Howse 2, Collett 4, Watanabe 2, Grondahl 2, Anderson 19, Kim 12, Peyton 7, Grogan 6. 3-polnters · Kim 3. It was tied, 24- 24, at halftime. University led, 40· 39, by third quar- ter's end, shooting 7 of 10 from the field in the period. University foul trouble · put Estancia in the bonus early, and Jill Blaclc (10 points) sank 5 of 6 free throws in the first quarter, as the Eagles had a 10~6 edge mid- way through. 1Wo bombs from beyond the three-point curve, however, put the Trojans in the driver's seat, 12-11. They ~dded two more threes early in the second, going up, 21 -13, with 4:13 left. That's when Estancia made its best run of the ganie, led by Black and Waltz (16 points, 10 rebounds, four assists and two steals). Waltz's trey with 0:06 on the clock tied it, 24-24. University 56, Estancia 55 Sc.ore by Quartws Estancia 11 13 15 16 · 55 University 12 12 16 16 · 56 Estancia -Walu 16, Rodriguez 3, J McCartin 10, Deming 14, Black 10, Stapleton 0, M. McCartln 2. 3-polnters · Waltz 3, Rodriguez 1. Univwsity -Ackman o. Kirlt 8, Day 9, Stokes 6, Lawrence 16, DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.QT Estancla1s Jessica Waltz gets blocked as she puts the ball back up and ls fouled on the play. "We usually get more oppor- tunities to shoot three-pointers," Trojan Coach Bob Bernal said. ~ 8Md\ -Lichterman 0, Olney 1 O, CN.ffee 4, C. Chamben 8, Thompson 0, A. Chambers 24, Beaton 2, Beniian 2, Boyce 6. 3·polnters • Olney 3, A. Chambers 1. Mathews 5, Robenon 2, Armendariz 10. 3-pointers -Day 3, Armendariz 2, Lawrence 2. Fouled out -Kirk. CdMbelts El Toro with 58-42 victory SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 1 guard Julie Primero drilled a pair of free throws to make it, 39-37 with 3:28 left Desiree Talley hit a foul shot with 1 :59 left to halve the CORONA DEL MAR -Putting defi cit, but Irvine junior center together their best team effort of Sonja Dahlman answered with the season, Corona del Mar one free throw and junior team- High's girls basketball team took mate Brandy Marcus drove the offensive early and kept the down the middle for a layin to pressure on all the way as the make it 42-38 with 41 Ucks Sea Kings swept to a 58-42 Sea showing. View League victory over visiting c:E>Ort then ~ twice I!1 Thro--nro.rsdaynJghr. on midrange shots, . before Lindsay Warmington led the Colleen Eadie sank a three-point- way with 20 points, including er from 21 feet with five seconds four three-pointers, and Nicole 1 ft Albano scored 10 points befor~ e irvme inbounded the ball and exiting on personal fouls. held on, before Harbor could foul, Jennifer Gardner, who missed sparking a jubilant celebration by half of the first half because of the hosts. early foul trouble, scored 15 Marcus finished with a career- points and had 11 rebounds, and high 16, drilling 8 of her 11 field Doris Hawley ca.me up with eight goal attempts, most -0f which boards. coming on layups and runners off Melissa Ford had five assists ln the dribble or in transition. a game which Coach Garth Flint Prtmero also sparkled at the labeled as •the best team-effort controls, handling the Harbor of the year. press and penetrating to score ( 10 "There was just a lot of points) or dish (five assists). unsellishness tonight, and all Breanna Badorek led tho Tari night. And, we didn't go to the with 13 pomts and 18 reboundS, beach m the second half, we and Eadie's desperation three stayed with it.~ ball pushed her ahead of the Corona improves to -4·3 in remaining Newport scores with league, 11-6 overall. seven. c.n.M .. Mer 58, 11lbfo42 Irvine 42. Newport ........ 41 ..... .., ~ Sc:ot'e .., Qu9rW'I El Toro I I 13 13 • 42 Newport Harbor 12 11 I 10 • 41 c:ofoN del Mar 14 19 15 10 • 58 IMM 13 6 13 10 • •t2 • -. • ~ 1, Vo\WIS 4, Kato 5, Newport twt.ot -CIMOf'I 5, l(opp 16, Gi.tson 16, Winch 4, Badorek 13, Eadie 7, Talley .I, .AlfOf'd S, kecN 1. Kfytt.16· ttaliano 2. Diaz 0, OUnrit 0. -W-~~~-cM! ~==~==~~~-::-::~3'1~trbleflfrS .. fldfe t. C-.. Mir. WMminaton 20, Techni(ah • hdorek. Alberto 10. Ford 3, Simon z-·Htwtev a, hfM -DfhlmMI 1, Allrtd 6, ~ 15., AnW o. Chi 0, R«JM b, ~o 10. O'HM• 6; M.trcus 16, ~ 0. '*i'ftl 0. .. WOOdrvff l, Htrdtmln 1, )-pOltMn • w.mlngton 4 3~ -none. P'oulld out -Ablno. Fouled out • Allntd. l .. GIRLS SOCCE R L~c8J.s go down sWinging IRVINE -University High's girls soccer team dealt visiting Estancia a heavy blow to its title, and ClF Playoff hopes on Thurs- day, posting a 2-1 Pacific Coast League victory on the strength of two first-half goalS. Estancia's only goal was a gUt from the Irvine-based University team, and it was credited to Jaclyn Hale. -- The Eagles ha a s ot at sai- vaging a tie with -4:00 left, but Christine Dahle's 18-yard direct kick was just tipped by Universi- ty's goalie and the ball slammed into the post. Kelly Miller had two saves in the first half and Beth Ferryman came up with four saves in the second half in the net tor Estancia. The loss drops the Eagles to 2- 3-1 in league play, 3-7-2 overall. • Costa Mesa, meanwhile, dropped a 3-1 (acofoc Cpast :eague decision at Laguna Beach1 Nicole Jankowski got Mesa's only goal on a shatp cross from Jessielt Schroeder. Erin Van Hron had nine saves for the Mustangs, who f8111o~ 6-~ -- • Newport Harbort dropped a 1-0 Sea View League decision to visiting Irvine, falling to 2-4-1, 4- 7-6. Ashley Lewis stood out with her offensive endeavon1, but tlie Sailors could not cash in on her set-ups. Jordan Fredrlksen had four saves in the goal for the, Tars. SC HEDULE TODAY MSKmAU. Community college men · Riverside at Orange Coast College, 7:30 p.m. Community college women · Riverside at Orange Coast 5:30 p.m. High school boys · Costa Mesa at Laguna Beach, J p.m.; Corona del Mar at El Toro, 7:30 p.m.; Irvine at Newport Harbor, 7:30 p.m. SOCCER High school boys · El Toro at Corona del Mar; 3:15 p.m.; Newport Harbor at lrvlne, 5 p.m.; Estancia at University, _ . ;ttesta Meta at uw,una Beach, T:fSP.m. TENNIS College men · Southern California College at cal Poly Pomona Tournament. 1 p.m. Kudos to top agents ... Metro Realty's birthday bashes ... Prudential -Jon Douglas holds "Wine-Down" celebration at Twin Palms Read BuyUiles in Saturday's Real Estate section and see who's cN~ what: BOATING WM :10 heavy at times that the Allon could barely see the mara or the ftnlsb line. Jones and crew wer-. able to remain fast In the bNeze despite being considerably lighter than their C91llpetition. Their third place finish sealed an lm~ve win over a stacked fleet arnlalso provided f;!Xtra impetus for celebrating the new year. Fortunately, the trusty blender waa raring to go onshore. • Elsewhere in the sailing world .. More news from Key West Race Week. Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's Don Sullivan and Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Bruce Ayres also had impressive finishes in the regatta, placing eighth and ninth overall, tespectively, in a field filled with professional sailors. This weekend its Wmter Hibachi dlo. 2 out of South Shore Yacht Club and Wmter Series No. 4 out of l:'ffiYC. • Upcoming, the SCYA Women's Sailing Convention at Balboa Yacht Club Feb. 3 and the SCYA Race Management Seminar at NHYC. • STEPHANIE KEEFE's boating column appears every Friday. • -I •'f' c-_:. ·-~::'. SHUFFLING THE PLAYOFFS DECK By Bany Faulkner, Daily Ptlot BUENA PARK -A modified. playoff regionalization proposal introduced to the CIP Southern Section Council Thursday would add baseball, softball, boys and girls soccer, boys vol- leyball, and boys and girls ten· nis to sports awarding section championships in enrollment· based divisions, beginning the fall ot 1996, The propqse.l is scheduled to be voted upon at the March 7 council meeting, also at the Sequoia Athletic Club. If passed, it figures to bolster the postseason prospects of Newport-Mesa Unified School Di.s1rict high schools (Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, Estancia and Newport Harbor), which currently battle schools with much larger enrollments in playoff divisions dictated by league affiliation. Responding to the requests of several Southern Section leagues to expand the enroll· ment·based playoil format now used in boyt and gltls basket· boll and girls volleyball, a regtonalization committee chaired by former section com- mis5ioner Ray Plutko presented a plan that would create 10 divisions, I-A through V-AA Each division's 32-team bracket would be broken down into eight-team geographic regions (e.g. East, West, Nor$ and South), with each region including two•or the divislon's eight seeded entries. The win· ners from each region would then play off in a Final Four, with 10 eventual division win- ners earning CIP crowns. Plutko, principal at Temple City High, said the plan would increase the likelihood of schools competing in their immediate area beyond the first round from approximately 50% to as high as 90%. He said it would also reduce transporta- tion costs, limlt extended trips that cut into cl8.Si?oom time, and create added. local interest and attendance revenue for playoff contests. Plan I of the proposal includes baseball, softball, boys and girls soccer, boys and girls tennis and boys volleyball, while Plan ll covers boys and girls basketball and girls vol- leyball. The regional Final Four concept .would also apply to Plan II, which would be ii change. · Plutko said the divisiondl enrollment breakdowns in each sport (based on state enroll- ment figures for grades 10-12) would be determined by the Southern Section. Thus, a school could be in different divisions in different sports. A playoff plan for the 1996 football season, reportedly sim- ilar to the one currently in use, is still being aeveloped by sec- tion administrators, after the council rejected o region.all.zed plan in October. Sports not 4ffected are. water polo, wresWng, golf, boys and girls cross country; boys and girls track and field, boys and girls individual tennis, boys and girls swimming and diving and coed badminton. In other council news: • The Sunset League mtro- duced a proposal, to be voted on March 7, which would make girls water polo a CIF-sanc- tioned winter sport, beginning with the 1996-97 school year. • The council voted to have section delegates endorse a plan to rotate state champi- onship sites in basketball (from Northern Cahforrua to South- ern California) and track and field (from south to north) in 1997. The issue is scheduled to be voted upon at the Feb. 2-3 State Federated CoWlcil meeting. CLASSIC CONTINUED FROM 7 • (Newport Harbor J:iigb) brOke t!)f? gende£ b4.n1et last year. n Shane Bertscb and H!J9b Roy- er m. expected to be amor>g the' leaders in the early forecast, quautled for the PGA Tour'55 Phoenix Open this wee.ken<! ancJ'"' will not play, Although Thursday's pradice round was hampered bY m~ and early-afternoon showen, most of the profe$Sionals played, anyhow. Eaks, of Scottsdale, Ariz., fired, a 9-und~-par 133 last year tor th&: victory, securing his place m tow·• nament history on a list that.,, includes Payne Stewart. Fuzzy • Zoeller, Chlp Beck and Peter · Jacobsen, among othel'S. " Fans are invited to soak m the , action today and Saturday WTth : free admission. The wooded par·: 71 course plays at just under • 6,600 yards , I Jon Chd.ffee (1988) holds the tournament record for the lowest two-day total (130). The only ram-shortened event was m 1986, when Tony Grimes shot a 67 lo win a one-<iay event. : The tournament JS sponsored by Taco Bell PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTlCES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Ii~ 5l~ •tcHq. and expenses of the nia Probate Code. A Re· To all heirs. beneficiaries, dent Administrallon of E\· Mike Stapp. N0058 merclat Code Section Commission, Cltr of merc111 dlstncts. • 1ty ouncil ol 11'1• TrvstM and 01 tti. ttusta quest for Special Notice cred1tO<S, contingent credl· tales Act. (This authority Mary Caro, N0290 6t06.2. Newport Beach This pro1ect has t>Mn r• C11y of Costa Mesa re-created by said Deed 01 form is available from the tors, and pe1sons who may wlll allow the personal iep-Robert Gregory, N06t7 II so sub1ect, the name NOTE· Th 1 v1-ed. and it has bffn PUBLIC NOTICE serves t.he rloht to rejeci Trust to-wit· $411 890J6 court clerk. otherwise be Interested in resentat111e to take many Robin Dari• Marcus. and address ol the pe1Son · e expense 0 determined that ii It cat- any and all bids Of to waive Estimated · ' · • Attorn•r for th• Pell· the wlll 0t estate or both actions without obtaining N0634 with whom claims may be this notice Is paid from a egoricelfy exempt under NOTICE lrregularlthts In any bid. Accrued Interest and ad· tloner: ol: MAURICE AuARD ' court approval. Belore 1ak· Sean Eric Stewart, N0658 files is HANMI ESCAOW fifing fee collected from the the requirements ol the INVITINO BIDS Contractor that comply dillonat advances II any THOMAS 8 GARRETT A PETITION has been Ing certain very Important Wiiey Ronal Miller, N0675 CO., INC .. 3130 W. Olym· applicant. Calllornla Environmental NOTICE IS HEREBY with the provisions of Seo· wl ll Increase this figure ESQ (Cse' 082078 41 filed by RUSSEU PATIER· actions, however, the per-Published Newport plc Blvd .. Su11e 400, Los Published Newport OuahtyAct. 61VEN that the City 'of lion I no lo 1780 Inclusive, prior to sale • * · SON In the Superior Court aonal repres11111at1ve will be Beacf'l·Costa Mesa Dally Angeles. CA 90006 and the Beach-Costa Mesa oa.11y Nohe• Is hereby furth9f Cotta Meaa, acting by and ol the Calllomla L..bor The beneficiary under CHEADLE & GARRETT, of Calllornla. Counly of OR· required to give notice to Pilot January 26, February last day for filing claims Pllol January 26, 1998 given that sald/ublic near· ' through 111 Governing Code, the prevefllng rate sald Deed of Truat hereto-11$1 DOVE ST., STE. ANGE. ln1ereated persons unless 2, 1996. shall be 2·13·96 which Is F06? 1ng wtll be hel on lhe 11th Board, herelnalte~ rel•red and scale ol WGoJIH Htab-fore executed and deflv· 2 O 8 • N E WP ORT THE PETITION r~uests they have waived nouce or F062 lhe business day before day ol February, 19915 at to aa the Clly will receive llshed by the Ohect0< of ered 10 the undersigned a BEACH, CA 92110 that RUSSELL PATIERSON consented to the proposed PUBLIC NOTICE the sale date specified PUBLIC NOTICE the hOUt of 7:30 p.m. In the ~ to, but not later than the DTf.3rtrnent ol Indus· · Qaclar81lon of a. PuQllshed Newpofl be appointed as personal ecuon) The Independent above. Council Chambets ot th• 10:00 a.m. ol the day of lrta1 Ht a11on1, ~late or C&i· lal.ltt and Demand lor Sale, Beach.Costa Mesa Dally reptesernauve 1o aamTnrs· ~ .. "AIS1nlw.. av~W!lt NOTICE OF SA1.E -· :13. ~ ,£1clft1°11• BM•ln• New~Citt.Jiall. February t2, 1996, sealed 1fornla, Which are filed wi'th and a wntten Notice 01 D• Pilot Jan '"" 25 26 Feb ter the estate ol tti. dee• be granted unless an int81'· 1 8 COtd c th th Kru Ko H•n N•m• Statement 3300 Newport BoiJ!iVard, bids lor the award of a the City et.rk of the City of fault and EJectlon to Sell u_, • • ru· dent. ested person fifes an ot>-n c an e wi e Published Newport The following persons eta Newport Beach. California. contract for: Costa Mesa: and ahal1, lor· The und8fll ned caused ary 1, 1996. THE PETITION requests 1ec11on to lhe pe11uon and provisions 01 Section 21700 Beach.Costa Mesa Dau doing business as: Mil· al which time an<I place SR·55 OVERCROSStNGS le1t ~enaltlH prHcnbed said Notice ~ Defeufl and THF1117 the decedent's WILL and showa good cause why the :hr<>::ig~ 2~7t6 ~h~ ~ell· Pit t J 26 1996 y flonaires In Training 1ny and all person. lnter· ·STREETLIGHT 1~•~-n a1'c:f noncompliance Election to Sell to be r• PUBLJC NOTICE codicils. 11 any, be admitted court should not gtant the ,~::;,. ~:s~here be~~ 0 anuary ' ·F059 Women's Investment Club, Hied may llPf)Hf and be INSTAUATION o t • .., • code corded In the county where to probate. The w1tt and authority. d n Id f 1 24922 Rollingwood Rd, heard thereto. " you chal- Proje<:t No. 96-01 MARY ELLIOTT, Dep-th4f real property 1, located BSC 4748 any codicils are evallabi. A HEARING on lhe pell· w~1chu ~~ST~~~~ e~: PUBLIC NOTICE Lake f'orest, CA 92630 tenge this pro~ In ccx.rt, Alt bld1 1hall be made on utr Cltr Clerk, City of and more than three NOTICE OF for examination In the flt• 11on will be held on 2·29-96 HEIM Is entllled to 8 ren Darlene Abbott. 524 E. Vif· you may be flm1ted to rals· e bid form lurnlshed by the Coat• Me... month• have etapaed alnce kept by the court. at t :45 P.M. In Dept.: 7~3 um;ant to section 21;02 Notice of glola Ave., Santa Ana, CA Ing only those lssuH you Qtty. Pubfl1hed Newport such recordatlon. PETITION TO THE PETITION requests locattd at: 341 The City ~I said code on the oods Public Auction 92706, Judy Almquist, or someone else raised •t Bids. will be received al B h·C 1 M D 11 DATE• 011, 1199 '-ADMINISTER auth0tfly to administer the Drive. Orange, Callfornla h 1 11 d lb!i • Notice IS hereby given 131'22 Ranchwood Rd., the public • hearing d• the City of Costa Mesa at eac 0 • a esa a Y • ESTATE OF: astlll• under the lndepen· 92613·1571. ere na er escr as that the undersl ned In· Tusun CA 92680 Cinda scribed In this notice OI' In the Otffce or tne City Clt<k, Piiot January 26, FebNary F~=E~~~s·u~~ 0 ~:AL JOHN s. CRAWFORD dent AdmlnlstraUon of Es· IF YOU OBJECT TO the ~~~:11:~ra~u• .~o~:r~~~~ tends to sell the gpertonal Bur)(e: '1385 Arroyo Ave., wrinen correspondence Ce-P.O. Box 1200, n Fair 2, 1996. • eka JACK CRAWFORD tales Act. (This auth0t11y granting of the pet1t!on, you d ers wash:,.11 cloth! • property, end/ot office Santa Ana. CA 92705, Jan hvefed to the City at, OI' Drive, Costa MeH, Cahfor· F065 PORATION •• Trust .. , CASE NO A181002 wnt allow the personal rep. 1h0uld appear at the hear· ~ pe sonal property d~ equipment ducrlbed Burns, 20282 Spruce Ave, ~ior to, the public~ !Va 112528, at or belOl'e the PUBLIC NOTICE .5 HUTTON C~NTRE To all heirs'. benellclerlH, rHentallve to take many 1ng and state your ob-nouce ~alling been giv~n 10 below 10 enloice a hen Im-Newport Beach, CA 92660, or lniormallon call (7t ) time and date Slated DRIVE, SUITE 1050, cteditors contlngenl cradl actions without court ap-~Ions or Id• written ob-artres known 10 clllm 111 posed on said property Jackie Fonseca, 8612 Mar· 6«·3200. llbove, at whleh llme they cna1342549 SANTAANA, CA 82707 !Oft anci°persons who ma; provat. Belore taking cer· J;";lons With the court be· rnieiHI the1e.n and the under the Cehlornte Sell· vate, Hunllngton Beach, CA Michael C. K.ran:d•"rt wfU be .C:::ldy opened~ Title Order Ho. Telephone Number: ot,,erwlse be interNted In taln very important actions, ore the hearing. Yout ap-time lp8Cllied in such no-Slorege Facolily Act (Bus. & 92646, Jan Holes, 1243t Secretarr. Plannlng read In the Council 310t t 1e (714) 432·9000 the will or estate, or both, however. the personal iep-~ance may be In person tic• for payment ol such Prof. Code SS 21700 Redhlll Ave ' Santa Ana., Commlealon, Cltw of Chamber• al said address. 11 • KRISTA BERO ot-JOHN S CRAWFORD reseotalrve wlll be required or by 6our attorney. lees having Hp!red WiU be 21716). CA 92705, Robena Horne, Newport B•ach Each bid must conform APN No. 1· • eka JACK CRAWFORD to give notice to Interested IF Y U AAE A CREOITOR sold 81 public auction by The undersigned win sell 14821 HIUsbOro Place, Tus· NOTE· The e pense of and be rHponslve lo all 048-t23·t0 TRUSTEE SALE OF· A PETITION has bee persons unless they have or a contingent c:red1tor ol INSTORAGE ANAHEIM lo-at public aale by compeli· lln. CA 92680. Leurle . I x pel1in•nl Bidding and Con-Truat .. SllJo No. FICER filed by PHYLLIS S~ waived notice or consented the deceased, you must Iii• cated at 1778 w Penhall tive bidding on the 7lh day Mason, 7908 Lowtld• Cu-this notice 5 paid from a tract Documents. A aet ol 9s-si420 Published Newport HEINEKE In the Super!~ to ltle prof)Osed sction.) y<>Of ~m wilh-tti. OOUf'I Wa County of· Oral'lge of February 1999 at 9:30 cle, HiH'tttnQton e.acti, CA l1hng feo collected trom lht Bld Docwneni. may be ob-Reference No. '9eacn.Costa Mesa Daily Court 01 Calilomla County The Independent admlnls· and piall a copy to the per· Stare ol Cahlornia on the A.M. on th• premises 92648, Alicia Navar, 24381 applicant. talned at the Office ol the 1007289 PUot Jan 12 111 26 1gg6 of ORANGE • llatlon authority w111 be aonal representative ap-7th day 01 February 1996 whet• said property ha.a Gold Rush Ridge, Lagun• Published Newport City EnglnHr,. 77 ~air NOTICE OF · ' ' ' F04.l THE PETITION requests granted unleH, an ln1er· pointed by the co~rt within at 8.00 am Terms lor the been atored and which are Niguel, CA 92651, Ann NI-Beactt·Costa Mesa Dally l)rlve, Cotta Meu.. Cahfor· , that PHYLLIS S. HEtNEKE esled person file~ an ot>-lour months from the date HI• .,. cash only. Sale located et 961 w. 17th chotson, 12841 Hlckol p1101 January 26, l996. nla, upon nonrefundable TRUITIEIE I SALE PUBLIC NOTICE be .appointed as personal jectlon to the petition and ol flrat luuance of the Ill· aubJect 10 canc91latlon. Slleet, Costa M .. a. Cellfor· Branch, Santa Ana, C FO$S PIYmBnl ol s20.oo. A/I ad· YOU AA! IN DEFAULT rel)fesentatlve to admlnls· shoW gobd cause why th• ters aa pioyjd9Cf In ~ectJ<>n LandlOfd reaerves the right nla, 92627, County ol Or· 92705, Kit Okve.ra. 1139t 1--------- ditlonel ch~ ol ~.00 will UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST asc 4747 t8f the eatale of the dee. COi.it shoUld not grant the 9t00 Of th• Califotn1a Pro-to bid Betow la a Ust ol ano• St.at• of Cal1fom1a the Arroyo Ave •• Sani. Ana, CA PUBLIC NOTICE ~ made II handled by DATtD 07/11l/9t. UNLESS authority. bate Code. The lime l0t f"· . lollOwlng· 1050. Albert HUI 92705, Cherrie Sherman, 1--------- mall. Bid Documents and YOU TA~ ACTION TO NOTICE 01' ~~ PETITION requesta A HEARING on 1tte pell· Ing claims Wiil not expire ~; ~lt~f>•"· Pefsonal. Goods l058 : 2492a Rollingwood Rd., THE COSTA MESA ZON· other contract documents PROTECT YOOR PROP. PETITION TO the decedent's WILL end Uon will be held on FEBRU· belore lour months rrom CecllJa BrouSsatd 1235 Casey O'Toole 'Personal LaM Forest. CA 92630, Un ING ADMINISTRATOR ltley alto be ellamlMd et ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT ADMINISTER codldf'S If any, be admltled ARY 16, 1998, at 1:45 PM. the heanng dat. noticed Steve Jaltubcuk., •1245 Goods 2019' . Dtane Stefford, 11395 Arroyo WILL RENDER A DeCt· Ifie Office ol the City Clt<k A PUBUC SALE. IF YOU ESTATE OF1 to probate. The will and In Dept 703 located at 341 al>Ove. Bobble Blyhe·Posner Kelling.' Ptfaonal Gooda, Ave., Santa Ana. CA 112705, SION ON MONDAY, FEB- of the City of Costa Mesa. NEED AN EXPlANATION ELIZABETH an codicil's are available The City Drllle South, Or· YOU MAY EXAMINE the 2139 ' 2t05 • Donna HaNey Per· Pemela Thorntoo, 25.221 RUARY QS, 1996 OR AS • Sid Documents wlU nol be OF THE NATVRE OF THE CAMPBELL JOHNSON lory examination In IM hie ange, CA 92668. Ille kept by the court. II you Pauline Henion 2203 sonal Goods 2153 : Ver· Tasman Rd., Lagl#la H1its, SOON AS POSSIBLE lflalted unleH the ad· PROCEEDINGS AGAINST alul ELIZABETH kept by the court If YOU OBJEC1' TO lhe ere a person lnterastad In !Alie McCarthy 2208 non Schoen'er Personal CA 92653, Cetolyn Thi.II· THEREAFTER. ON THE ' d1tlonal S5.00 charge Is In-YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· C JOHNSON ka THE PETITION. request• granting ol the petition, you the estate, you may life Tina W0trel 220g Goods 4o77C • Mitch ston. 1 Hl1 Castlegate Ln. FOLLOWING ITEM. eluded with payment. TACT A LAWYER. • • authority 10 administer the should appear •t the hear· with th• court a lorm~I Re; Joe Gutierrez 222t Miiier, 'Personal Goods. Santll Ana, CA 92705. Irene 1. ZONING ACTION 'ZA· .each bid shall b• ac· On 02102196 at 11:00 ELIZABETH JOHNSON Ing and Ital• your Ob· quest for Special Nolie• ol • 6022 • Aussie Barrier MB· Whitaker 23871 LongSf)Ur 9 6 ·O 4 F 0 R LA Rs oompanll<I by the bid ae-A.M., PROFESSIONAL CASB NO. A181099 eslale under the lnd~pen· ,ec11ons or Ille written ob· the filing ol an Inventory Nlcvk M~~l~no, ~:2 rlne • Personal Goods Ct., Laguna Niguel. CA ANDERSEN, AUTHORIZED ~rlty, Ust ol Designated FORECLOSURE CORPO-To all htlr1, beneflc.larles, ~~: A:;lnl~:~ufhO~~ ecilons with the court be-ind appraisal ol estate as· ~~o~ Bu~che ;;~~ 6058. Greg Stradford Per'. 926n. Rebecca Yzabal, AGENT FOR TAIA!"tlt..E , Subcontractors, and Non-RATION, as the duly ap-creditors, contingent credl· wllf allow 'the personal rep-ore the hearing. Your •P· sets or ol any pel1tlon or Diiien• Madrigal. 3t 53 sonal Goods 70t8 : Jlrn 21062 Laguna Canyon Rd. SQUARE JOINT VENTUAE collusion Aflidavlt required pointed Trutlff under and tors, and persons who may 11 t k pearance may be in person account as provided In La ca11 r 3200 Date Personal Goods Laguna Beach, CA 9265t FOR AN AMENDMENT TO by th• Information For Bid· pursuant to Offd of Trust, othatwlse be Interested In :~:,~ ':th'!it •c~urtm!"J. Of by your attorney. sectlon 1250 of the Caldor· Ra':.cha ~~chff 3207 8024 '.Robert Hoov91, Per'. Thts business la con-THE PLANNED SIGNING ders. recOfded on 07/25J9t, aa the will OI' Htate, or both, proval Before taking cer· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR nla Probate Code. A Rt-Cerol S1taun 3223 sonal Goods, L02 • Jo/ln ducted by: 1 general part· PROGRAM FOR TRIANGLE This prOject It a federally Document No. llt·39279t. of: ELIZABETH CAMPBEU t81n ' I port I ti or a contingent creGttor ol quest for Special Notice Mich ti S ed 3329 BathOfe Personef Goods nersh1p SQUARE TO INCREASE funded pro,ect and wilt be Book-. Page-. ol Offlcfal JOHNSON aka ELIZABETH now:v~ ~. ~~ ~~ the decHsed, you must Ille form Is available from the Gon!tee ':auto 41 t2 L16 • 'Heruy Baldezyan' Have you startt<I clOUlll OVERALL ALLOWABLE under federal regulallon• Records In lhe Office ol th• C. JOHNSON au ElJZA. reMntat,:... wtU be required you1 ctalm with the court court ci9fk. Linda Hulet 414j Personal Goods ' buslll8ss yet? No SIGN AR!A. CONSISTENT which Include Davis-Bacon Recorder ol ORANGE BETH JOHNSON to give notice 10 lnterHtad aod mall a copy to the pef· Petitioner: Roger Bernd 4t43 Purchases must be paid Cheme L She11nan WITH THE NEW SIGN 4rld r.iated acts. The wage County, Callfornla, ex· A PEmlON has bMn persons unless they have aonal representative •P-Robert Reeu Hatch•r, Vanus Helloek, 41g for at tti. time ol purchase. This statement was filed COOE. AND TO ADD A determination wlfl be under ecuted by: BALBOA AS-filed by WILLIAM WAAE· wafv9d nottc. or constoted pointed by the court within Jr., $301 Newcastle Tlmolh Adams 411 kl cash only. Aff purchased with the County Clerk ol WAU SIGN, A GROUND Davl1-Becon and related SOCIATES, A CALIFORNIA MAN In the S\lper\or Court 10 the propos9d action) lour months from the date Ave l 44 Encino CA Mary Btssler 4ne Items sold es Is where Is Orange County on t-16-9& SIGN AND A PROJECTING IC11 and th• Depa(tment of LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. ol C81ilomla, County of OR· The Independent edmlnl•· ol first Issuance of the let· an'11 ' • Bobbi• Mantey, 4235 and musl be removed •I 19983819893 SIGN, LOCATED AT 11170 tllduttrlat Rtlallons, Stale u Trullor, NATIONAL ANGE. trallon authority will be tera as provided In uctlon p bll h d N 1 Tlm Brumbaugh 4245 the tJme ol the sale. Sal• Dally Pilot Jan 26 Feb 2 HARBOR BLVD./l875 c)I California (th• Conttac-BANK OF SOUTHERN THE PETITION requffll ranted unl•H an Inter 9t00 ol the California Pro-u s • ewpor Tim Leonard 42'47 subject to cancellation In 9 16 1996 . ' F074 NEWPORT BLVO., IN A tor and Subcontractors CALIFORNIA, aa Benell· that WILLIAM WAKEMAN ~sled raon 111., an ob: belt Code. The time for fil· Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Nannette Ptkt 4306 the even• of sentement be· · • PDC ZONE ENVIRONMENr shall pey nol less than the ctary WILL SEU AT PUB-be appalnted as personal jectlon ~ the patltion and Ing claims will not expire Pilot January 28, 29, Febru· Brenda Penne~. 43l2 tween owner and obligated PUBLIC NOTICE TAL DETERMINATION: EJ(. higher wage rate). LIC AUCTION TO THE repreHntallve to admlnl•· ho ood h th before lour months from ary 2, 1996. Maril n Brown 4322 party. EMPT. Th• City nu obtained HIGHEST BIDDER FOR ter lhe ••late of th• dee• :a~ ~houtdca,.::,~·o~.J I~ lh• hearing date noticed Fm060 susJi Drake 4326 Dated this 1/t9196 and 1/ NOTICE OF IF THE ABOVE AC. ~ the OlrectOI' ol lhe De-CASH (payable at time ol dent. authority, above. Nichelle To~ 4352A 26196 day of 1996 PUBL1C HEARING TION~) IS/ARE CHAL• ,..runent of Industrial Rela· sat• In Mlwful money of VI• THE PETITION request.a A HEARING on the petl YOU MAY EXAMINE 11'1• PUBLIC NOTICE Elizabeth Seymour 4361 O'Bnena Auction and V• NOTICE IS HEREBY LENG D IN COURT, THI!" dent the gen9fal PftrVallina United Statll, bY Cath, a the decedenl'I WILL and tlon Wtfl be held on FEBRU: file kepi by the coun. If you Jeenette Labounty,' 43L hlcle Uen s.tv1ce, P 0 Box GIVEN that 1 pubhc hear· CHALLENGE MAY BE UM· !'.JI• of per diem wegu anC1 cathle(a check drawn by a codlclls, It any, be •dll'llttl<I ARY 22 1996 at 1.45 p M are a person Interested In NOTICE OP SAl.E NanMne Pike 43s 643. Miie Loma. C" 91752, ing will be held by lht ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS. the oeM'll prevalhng rate state OI' nallonal bank, a to probafe. The will aod In C>ept 703 iOca..d at 341 the Hlale, you may me In accordance With the Jeenene LaboUnty 43T Bond fl BtN14663730099 Costa Mesa City Counetl SUES RAISED IN WRITTEl'4 tor holiday and owrtime check drewn by a stat• Of any codicils ere available The Cit Of1Ve South, Of· with the court • formal Re-provl11ona of Section 21700 David Flana , s2oo Vlrg1nla Robinson, Mgr. on Mondiy. February 5, CORRESPONDENCE OE• WOfk In th• locality In tederal cr9d1t Union, or a for examination lt'I the Ille anoe cl 92e68 quHI l0t Special Notice ol through 217t8 ot the Call· Houston ~bert Jr Stor·fl Seti Storage, !HH W 1996 et 6 30 pm or as LNERED TO ™E ZON1NC1" ~Ch the work la to be check drawn by a state OI' kepi by the court. If" VOU OBJECT TO the the lihng ol an lnwntory lornla Bua.nus and Profes· 5201 ., 17th Strfft, Cotta t.4e ... 1000' lher~aller a; pot· tDMl~ISTRATOR PRIOR ~9<1 IOI' each craft, fl<lttal savings end loan THE PETITION requelll rantln OI the litlon and 1ppraisal ol estate U· 1lon1 Code there being Scott Sames 5209 CA 92627 S4ble In the Council Cham-10 THE ABOVE DATE. clHllllcatlon or type ol aasoc:lallon, aavlng1 H· authority to adminllter the ~hould gappeer '; the h!:'. His or ol any pelillon or due, unpaid 11orage tee IOI' Lorraine Zidenbefg, 52 lO Pu b 111 h • d N • w po r 1 bets· of City Halt, n Fair FOR 6t,Ri::ER ll'ffOAMA· work needed 10 execute aocletlon. Of savings bank estate under the ln<lepen· 1 and state our ob-account as provld9d In which INSTORAGE HUN· pub 111 h • d N • w p 0 r1 Beach.Co11a Mesa Darly Drive, Costa Mesa. on the TION E A~ M'· O\• conttact. HolJday ratH apeclll9d In HCtlon 5102 ol dent AdmlnlatJallon of Ea· e~lions OI' fife J't1180 ot>-aec:tlon 1250 of the CelllOI'· TINGTON BEACH Is en-Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot January 111, 26, t99e. following Items: PLICATIONS, TELEPHONE thall be paid .. 1pectnad the Flnanclal Cod• and au-ta.tH Act. (Thi• •uthorlty lions with lh• coul1 be· nla Probate Code. A R• titled to a U•n pursuant to P~ot January 26. Febnwy F044 PL.4NNING ACTION PA· 075-4-5c245 ORO CALL AT TI-1E In the collectlve bargaining thorlzed to dO buslnesa In wiU 811ow the pettonal rep-the h In y queet for Special Notice section 21702 of aald code 2 1996 96-09 for lh• City of coat• FFt E F THE PLAN· agrHmtnt appllc:able to this 1t1te). At: IN THE reHnlatlve lo take many ,!!ranee :!~ J1e In °~;,:g,; form la avallabl• from the on the good• hereinafter ' · F063 PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa: authOflzed agent for NINO DIVIS~N, ROOM 200 tach pWtlc:uter craft, dU· QUAD AAl!A OF THE CITY actlont wlll\GIA court op-b 11,,,,._, court clerk. ducrlbed as Mltcel· the Ntwnott·Meu Untiled 77 FAIR ~~1 COSTA tJftcaUon Of ty.,. or work HAU OF BUENA PARK proval. BelOl'e taking Glf· orF ~~~~E.ACREDrTOA AttorMy for the Petl· laneous HouH hold Items PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF school Ofalrict, to establish MESA. CAUfVtU"tlA. e~oyed on the pto)eat. CMC C!NT!A, AT H!50 lain very lmpol1ant aCtiont. °'a conilngent aedilor of ti~ olaa, rehlgerator•. PUBUC HENUKQ • Muter Pl1ln for lt19 Publlthad New~ou CoP19t of ec~ .. of !EACH BLVD., BUENA hOMv«, the pe<aonal rep-the dec.ued you mutt Iii• KllVIN M FEHRMANN washer, dryera, and per· cna1341959 Notice la Mle'2 given former Costa Meaa HIOh Beach-Costa ...... o.ily 1 tat .. IO detetmin9d .,. on PARK CA., all tlent. title f.-.ntatlve will be required yoAll claim Wlth tti. COUl1 •ose101't311' tonal property. eve notlce NOTIC• TO that the Planning omml•· School larmlMld, lo p10-Pilot Fet:>ruary 2t, 1991. 818 at IN City Clerk's OI· and lnltrltt convey9d to 10 give no~ to in.et11tl<I and mall a co to the • \ r having beet\ glWn to par· CR~DITORI OF slon of the City of Newpor1 vlde two llght9d IOCCe1 fOU, ec.. locat9d al n Falt and now Mid by 11 un<llt ptl'IOM unlHS ttiey have eonat reprN'Zitauve ':. ATTORNllY AT LA*· Uea known to claim an In-BULK IALI Beach Yw111 hold a public r..icss. t.hrM 1'ghl9d bHket· PUBLIC NOTIC! Dftve, Cotta Mesa. c.tifor-aaJd Oe9C1 of Truat In Vie w.iv.d nolk:e ot conunl9d 00illt9d b the cout wltNn 4 4 2 8 J A 111 • 0 A 11 lettal lhefeln and lM time (S ti 8104-Maring on the applicallOn b811 couru. l!ddiu~ paik· , -Illa Mett, •Id •• ..... !)(Oi*1Y lltual8d In .uid to u. SlfOpoMd act10nJ lour·-~ftotn IJ.VD.. SUITE t901 apecined In auch not1G• tor •eotoi°"u·~;,b of City of Newport Beec.h ~ area. anes to ratocate cna1~se.2 _"""_,, • ~ lnt111111........._...w.. ...... NIWPOA-T a&ACM CA s:~ or IUCJI "' hlV· • '""· -~Mo.139. -7 .. ~ .. 't."-1no the land tNtlln: PAR> 1rat1on authoiRy w111 ~ ...... tt 1WiltfCt "' m• !fr. ,.. •xpl(t<f vw111 ~ told at ntlllOW NCT, ·Te -.,; .. .c:~ance wlll'I s.o. CEl A:. PARC!L 1, IN TI-1! Qfln49d uni. .. an Inter• ....... provld9d In HCllon 92990 pu le auction by INSTOfl-Notice la Ml'eby given to 20.72 (RelWlanta) ol Ille CilltlH locat9d al 26$0 to tM PuMto • 1m.2 ol tf19 C&11f0tnla CITY OF NEWPORT itted pe1aon filta an Ob-:!: ~Vle~omlli:r:: .. _ P~la~ ... •d .. Newg:~I AG! HUNTINGTON BEACH credllora ot the within 20 of the Municlpal COd• Faltv~ Road In an I l A No~ '-hef.Oy Gh*> E COd* 11'1• Contrac:10r BEACH. COUNTY 01' OR· )eclion lo Vie pellUon and •. me .... ac oa.. ...... y loot.lid ., 7471 Wamet named .... , lhal • l>Ylk to allOw specialty lood .., ZOM1 Envttontnont.al ~-thal In. PfOVld... lgtM- pott a'cofy of the de-ANGE, STATe OF C~LJ. enow Qood c.ut• why tht ~:!aJro'ur ~o::f~ 11'~ Piiot January 111, 22, 2t, Av•. Coullly of Orange, sate I• about to be made ot vlca uHt to have l11n1ted mlnatk>n: Negativ. Declar• ~ :•~ NTf:'1 ~ mlnallon o prevalllng ,ORNIA. AS P£R MN' R& court lhould not grant the the hearing date noticed t991. Stall ot Cll1lomlll on VII the HHla dHcrlbed al~hollc beverage 18111 llon. DRAFT AGREEMENT S Olpl • N t .. t l ti t•t• ol wage• at each Job CORDED IN 800K ue, ~. ab0'/9 Fm042 8th day ol February 11196 below. and •ve enler\einment. and Conceptual Siii Plan ~!.'.~.!i., ewpoit ec ... .! ...... PAQES 28 AND 28 01' A Hl'AAINO on the PM!· • ... at 8:00 am. Timi• lor tti. The n.,,,.(I) and l>Y•.. Thi• projec:1 ha• been ,.. fOf the Co la M H h ............. a 82t&3, and .. .. 'Tn. Contractor and ll1'J PARCEl. MAPS IN THE lion will be held.on FESRU-YOU MAY EX.AMINI! ,,.., PUBLIC NOTICE aal• are cath only. Salt nett •ddr ... ( .. } of the vtewed. and It IW blen Sc"°°' tan!t.nd ·~n~e ~taty. of 1 Heollt\ IN lubCOnlractor~a) th8ll r.y Ofl'irlCI! OF THe COUNTY AAY 22. 19". .. 1:45 P.M. :! k~ ~ .::r~:i~~ 1ubJect to cancellatlon. Sellet INt: YUng Kil Lee, Cltllfm!Md that II 11 Cat· IS fURlliE" QJVfN that at ~tnan OJI~·: pro-"°' Iese than lht epec:J ed RECORDl!R OP' SAID In ~103 tocat9d al 341 the eatale. you file NOTICIE OP l.andlofd tlMNft lhe right 18575 Von KarlT\all St., 10, egorlcally exempt under Mid Ume 9llCI ptace .. ~ ~ --tor h aillnf ratn or Wagel 10 COUNTY PARCEL I : AN Thi Ol'W. South, Qr-. tl'I tht eOutt •. '°'may R ,llTITtoN TO lo bid. hlow la a .... or IMne, CA 12714 .,,. rlQ\.Mtemtrltl of Iha .... .., plttonl may • h ~ "' WOik.,, amptoy9C1 by APPURTeNANT !A.IE· anga, 929M. ~ lor ~ ~ :f ADMINllTIA namM ltld 1.1\il 1141'1\btfs, The lodlllon 1n Califofnit California Environmental p.at and M tiHrd tlV the ~ ~ ... ~ flro- ln Iha •ICUUon ol MENT '°" PEDESTRIAN "IF YOU OBJ[CT TO l\e the filing of .,.. -..... llTA?& Mi MalacN TOC>lrl, A003a of Iha chief ulCUIM office Olal•ty Acl C.ty Counc11 ~ tn. aMNe =Jes~~?!: IN c:onltac:t. ACC!SS PUAPOU OVIR grMUng of the peWol\ you and ...... ..-..i....a ...... _....,, 9'oMrt...... ~Prinz.~ of thl ...._, It: 1157$ Von ~ le ~fl.lr1her betna. _...,. .. _, •A~ bond and per-THAT PORTION OP PAA-"'°"'° eppter .a the heat> _......_....,.. .,..._.. Jayna loUIW, AOCMa l(arman St., fQ, lr'Ma, CA lllWn '*said htjW-IF THE AFOAE!IAIN-Z1 1191 -~mance bOnd""' be,.. en 2, AS MC>f'E f'AA-lf'9 end It.lie your Ob-:::o:, O( •• '"Y~: "~0:-'.t.~h.r Maltehy -..cgu11 •• A022t 927t4 Inv ... be on.,."" TIONEO ACTIONS ARE ::: :,-~"';: p9d pf10r the executiOn TICU~Y IHOWN ON a::: or • ~ obo aottlon 1HO Gt IN c.lb • 1 Linda McOueni., A0240 M ~ by"'-...,., al ~ of fabrullry, 1"8. et CIW.l.!HOEO IN COUAT .._---....... __ 9f the oomac:L TM ~ THAT CIRTMN PARCIL wlh IN court be-• ... MeloW TherHt C~ A0279 OCtlef ~ nalftltl Md the hOUr of 7:JO Pm. In 1b1 ttw cf11111 M 11 ' -"--.. _ ,,_... inent bond Md P9!fOrm-MAP Al Ol!SCNMD IN l\e hUtlng. Y0411 tip-nta Probetf Code. A "9-CeM .... Atlt tM fUCNtd DI••• A07tl addrea... 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'IN 91 111 rtkd • pa•mtan. •• ........ .., lfTIDN,.... llllle'1..,_ ....... _.. wu.:.. -· ·~~=:. ·g a UIS o 11CMMS Telqmtle 8am-S:OOpm Mooday-Friday llYPllO• GINlllAL POU CY Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Mooday-Friday (714) 642-5678 Rates arid deldlines ~ subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the riJ!tt to CCllS«, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement .. Please report any enor that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Indepeodent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Crcd1t can only be allowed for the first insertion. .. • NEWPORT BEACH BALBOA 2169 PENINStnA NEWPORT 2607 BEACH DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS Mcnlay .......... -Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:~ Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... ~y 5:00pn Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm llYMX (714) 631-6594 ~include your name and phone nwnbcr and we1l call you back with a price quote.) BYMAILORIN P!LRSON: 330 West Bay Street c.oota M~ CA 'J2i)27 ComerdNewport Blvd & Bay St RENTALS TO 2669 SHARE BUSINESS OFFICE ------1 EMPLOYMENT DOMESTICS 5540 DOMESTICS 2724 FOR RENT 2769 PERSONALS 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5540 LIVE-IN WANTED Nennw Needed-WO 2 BR, h••. crpts, frpl, Beach Side Studio COM 1 Bdrm avl. Ulls ---------•NEED MATURE MAN In Costa Mesa home Great hours M&F U2 Oaau-.,,OllHOUllNOTuwrr• rang•. encl gar. $975 Kitch W/brealdast bar. IRVINE RANCH'S paid. No pets, non r'iii;;U!iiiiiiiiiiiiM PERSONALS 3002 to help maintain to car• for 3 Children. days. T·Th 7:30-e:OO. " Npt Hghts. See Owner Small pet welcome w/ smklng. 708 A11acado home, yard & cats. 10 ages 1, 3 & 5. Some 2 1/2 & 8 mos. old. ua...-~lllMI 437 Princeton Dr., CM dep. $585 mo-to-mo •49 cr~:~~Jiuea• S390 675-8634 hrs/Wk, must apeak housekeeping & cook· Must speak Engllsfh, .,..,.,.111Mjtd111Mfd· or special $ w/1-H. 13,500 •-artnMnts CDM Female 25-35 yrs. •OU ........ TEED oaTE• Eng. & be handy wt Ing. Weekends & e11• hEavea/Wownkndtran72s":.770re a. _,~.._..._Ad111tll 3 Br 2 V.B a , 2-cargar, 201 E.BalboaBlvd. -n/smk. $525/mo. Incl ......,.. " tools673-6372 n1ngslree. Exp,1els& ve 1 ..... ... ~--• " newly relurb. poov 673•0676 or n 24400 $750 to $2500/mo With N-port exclu· some English req'd . ................... ., tenn. $1600. No pets.1=-~..,.--....,...-..,.....--Newport/Irvine/Tustin Brlllard Am w/Ocean slve men & women. 1· tfuraeS/Companlona $500 per month + All Kinds of Jobs For • ""'*-. .., •••net. Avall 2114. 644-6149 Detch studio 1 hse to IRVINE View. Rich 644-2264 900·388-0400 x 1893. Needed for tit homecar• room & board. All Kinds of People. • ll9llall11 er fllcrl•lullo• ---------bch & park, past Bal· APARTMENT COM Prof'I n/s. Share 3 $2.99/min, 18+ Pro· Just Right HomeCare (714) 574-4243 ClaulflecL ~ • rxe. ce-. "lltlM. Big Cvn guard gated boa Pier. $550 yrly BA. 2 BA, nr beach, Call Co. 602·954·7420 310>438-4444 •--...;..._.... _____ ..__ _______ _ ... ....,..._. .... , ~~-~~~;~·1~n61~ utils Incl. ~2-0104 COMMUNITIES W/0, frpl, high cell· nr ~l\UDIS:,.'9'1nt.I 310-539-9000 lilililllldlii.••..._il s •P• to ~o Oulet 2· "'Ca1rounn1attomne ~,_..~7~'i'OO ~ ~-~~ SJ-:'"P=A=,=,.==01.=--=,.=~="==s==o==n,,.,.-36()..2629; 714-7~9-0120 ' 1 81\1\ GA/ll. A688 .. .,_..,,....oca.llml-rm studio w/full kit. 1-800-IAC·5215 CM 1BA/$390, 1BAI••••••••• * "VVV"V_.. Wanted for parking lot DIM•...,......·" Elegant 1 Br, den, $535 Utls pd. 310 BaJ. $340. Refs. W/2 1em BUSINESS & NEVER BE LONELY at Npl Beach Tennis '"' ..... ,.,., wlll Hf 1 ~Ba, 1800 s/f, 2 boa Bl. Jim 673-0675 *1BR $4525* happy/quiet/upbeat. AOAINlll Club. PIT flex. Calf ._.....,__,....,""'1111• frplc, beaut pvt yard & 2 BR 2 BA $725/Up Avl 2/1. 631·2111 FINANCE 1•9 00-48 4-2800 644·00SO Ext. 18 . ...C llf 191111t1119'JU la II ipa. No pet. 64&-8426 Aefrlg & dishwasher CM Home w/pool $52511••······· Elrt. 4341 $2.99/mln, RETAIL SALES Nlllllllf!Nllw.Dwreltl1n FABULOUS SAVINGS CORONA Incl. 60x30 pool. No mo. Incl utls. Bdrm 18+. TehTn phn req. NB speclty store Lin-n --~ ..,._, 1Ut 111 If you would Ilk• to DEL MAR 2622 pell. No fees. No 1urn'd·lf needed. Male---------Serv-U 619-645-8434 ens, China, access • ......,, lf"'11ad 111 tllll live In a home that'• lease. 545·4855 or female. 754-5707: BUSINESS NEW HOT PARmlNE gifts. Sim. exp. & II. · ..,..... • • s hsxp. req. Open M· • ... .,., • valued from $SOOK to 2Bd 1Ba New carpeV Oceanfront West Npt, E ' Ide nr OCC, Male OPPORTUNITY l-600-448-FREE 13733) 18+ Sat. FT/PT 722-2468 ...... It 11111tJ...,lin•• S12M, Visions Proper· paint. Sundck. share 3Br 2Ba, Ip/gar. pref. $375 mo. No 2904 LO.odf.ISmlr\'nri.25/day ... .,....,.I .... ClllHUO tin on Display Is encl gar. Frig/dw. N/ $1900/mo. Property dep. 631·1697 Retall Sal•• PIT, flex M·Lllll1·•44·as.fet looking for qualified pet. $925 7450-0344. House 642·3850 Lg Own room Avail 31lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii THE FREE PARMINE ~~~.~a: ~~p. ~~~~ aan 'I .... oc .. 1,.._ mthaons•ageprrsopetortlelsiveFolnr 2Bd 1Ba W/d 2-car Balboa u'pper 3BA. 1 Ocean view, 2 bale. 800/900tf Adu lt 1·970.26W888ALLFREE shop/Hilton, HB 960-CllHUDltUS·JSA · f 1 h •d d 2BA s1375, West Please call $566 650· Llnes H1ghprohtl.ow OnlyNom1&1LD.10Co40. 7873 ext.2G4Joye. further Info contact gar. P ce, ar woo N t 1 3BA 2BA 6004/646.-6264 Investment. Full sup. 714·2""'8080 through-out. $1400/ P ower • port. 714.57• "7"'• Ret•ll Sales Ups-A'• ---"""---·---mo. A·"' 2115 644_R821 $1400 Agt 842·1872 NB 2 blks to bch. Furn. _____ .... _._.,.__ ....., •••••••••I~ v• -v •• l.adies golf & resort Guest House Partially , CHANNEL VIEW lBr rm w/pvt bth/entr, w/d, New Yr'• Resolution wear, FT/PT, Exp'd fum. Bed alcove, full 2Bd V~, b&1c5., 6g· 1 Ba+ loft, voult cells, cable, phn. $400 + ~ Lose weight. Feel HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE bath. $700 Incl utJV ~k~veHe1~f~;!; b~e~ 2 patios. walk·ln clst, utll. N/S. 631·1538 great. Make big $$ Karen, 720-1996 cable. 644-0195 11~00-4~3~ Sat/Sun akyllgttt. 675-8003 NB Oen View Mod•~ All natural. Call 1· S~~se rg e tl c. s •If. LIDO ISLE HOME · Spacloua 1 Bd nr sand. lg br, .. P 9 00-459 S-95245• motivated sales per· Beautiful 2,300+aq. Avall Feb 1•t 3~ Apartment. Nwpt Hts. entr. $575. $100 off PERSON WANTEO son. Specially ofc rt., 4bd, 2.5ba. 3-<:ar 2.5ba frplce, encl d S 1 000/mo. Pet ok. 1st mo. renl 646-4400 To own and operete s\lpply. Call Steve GENERAL gar., aundck, spacious patios. garage, no pet. 631·7270 84&-2118 NB Prof to share 2Bd retail candy shop In 545-4412 1002 patio, landscaped, & Sl500/mo. 675-6472 2Ba. Pool/tenn/etc. Fountain Valley. Low•---------1---8-E-C_R_E_T_AR--Y--1 500 ft to b•ach. Exec'• Dream view $500+~ Utl Av1 2·11 Investment. Call: $2700/ 1 1 M B d • Wrdprc. data entry. QOV'T FOR•cLOIED mo. 1yr ••· 1un1et, boats, ocean, S 714-717-6650. rs. ur en• (714) 490-3828, NB ~ Paul 71..e73-3957 2 BR, 2 BA. lg trpl, & MISCELIANEOU NB/Back a.~ house. Gourmet Candy Co. homes for pennies rf C de,cks New decor RENT•rc 8 / Cl Oallas, 1'X. Gi-~~.......... S.cretllry/Dlspatc:h on $1 . Dellnquent Tax, Newpo r••t 3 BR. S2200 • 545-7088 · nM1 r pvt bath. aan. 214-981°'239 ~ _11-1 ·"' PIT. For construcOon Repos, REOs. Your 3 BA, Ocean close. mo Patio, Ip. M/F $600. ------,,...-----~' co. In Newport Bch. •Area. Toll Free 800-Tennis/Pool. $1650 Lrg •tudlo. Lovely 436-6665 or 854-6460 VENDING with over 25 1·900-55.()40() Call 714•759.5486. 898-9778 Ext. H-4845 mo. 721·8112 area nr bch. Pvt entr, Npt Hts 4Bd 1·rm avl. loca~cc~~e~Q Ext. 2033. Sr Lqan Proo•••or for current ll1tlng1. Npt Bch gated comm. pvt dect.. Cable. No ROOMS 2706 Spacioua, new. Fe-or p c.t. Min. 3yrs. experience. I 2 B 2 B smkg/pets. S700 utll male pref'd. $500/mo. ....., • m m a c r a Incl. Call 760· 1202 for 631·7270 648'2118 Aggressive, Intelligent CORONA sho,7u!o·1·mA/oC7.6~·~2p19eta. appt to ... Sun 1/28. CdM Bdrm/Bath. Quiet, ,......... and good public rela· " · ..,.. • deluxe twnhse. Refs/ ANNOUNCEMENTS ••••••••• tlons 1kllls. Good pay DEL MAR 1022 Npt Shor•• 2Br 2Ba d•P· $550. Female RENTALS plus benefits. Fax res: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil hse. 2-car gar. patio, COSTA MESA 2624 non-.smkr. 640-0743 WANTED 2726 EMPLOYMENT 714•675•7673· OCEAN & BAY VIEW cath cell. $1150/mo. · CDM Am for rant, walk •---------Sr. Sal•• Execs. Real : 212 Carnation Av all now. 64&-5336 1 Br apt East or Harbor to beach, no pets. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANNOUNCEMENTS Estate backgrnd a+. , 3br/3ba "SHORT Quiet Npt lal 2Br 1Ba $585/mo utll paid. 383 some storage, $425 + Balbo• laland 2920 _E_MP __ L_O_YM __ E_NT___ 3-5 yrs aales exp min. • SALE" 714·673·9041 utll 760-1809 Long Term Oppty to change & hH, frplc, gar, yard, W. Bay St. See 1. .. In Mature, quiet prof'l lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii control income poten hkups, pvt park. Yrly, Unit 5. 970-6261 FREE Am/board, pvt woman seeks unfum, AVOID ROBBERY, 1'iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiSii5ii3iiiiO Short sales cycle. A• 1044 $1385/mo. 650-0108 1aR/2BR Mobile Home bth. HELP author W/ bright, 2nd floor/pvt RAPE OR MURDER 11 quires strong closing Quiet & secure. Impaired eye sight. entranc9 studio or 1 Br with new compact $1000 w .. 111y1 StuH skllls. Please call 714- 1991 N r1 Blvd Read mall, manu· apt. Barbara 67S-2C>31 Pepper Spray Key 1 at h 2804080 or FAX re- Private Party wants NEWPORT 454:;:'&~73 · scripts. booka, etc, COM 16yr res. , .. ks Chain and carry easel ;~;: ~~:ua. Box 05~ sume to 714-280-1180 to buy home from COAST 2170 drive to supermarket. f I n/ Now legal 18+. Send OE, Lima, PA 19037 T k .. P{T r,rlnclpal homeowner. 2Br 2Ba u~strs 4·plax. Hunt Bch. 847-0898 cottage or smge 1' 519.95 (+SSS&H) to'. Tour le •t "gt· rvln. Or Npl B.ach. Gar---. ulet Meaa prof. N/pet. Gar .• w/d 130ftA._s·ooo~ Advance sales aboard --hkJ•pA___....,, cAA_5126 Blgtlme Creat1on1, PO vv-v '"'" NB b d .. 1 $170,000 • $190,000 Trovare 3Br 21/lBa Verde area nr Fedco.1--,.-11,TI-O_N____ ~ ,....,..,......... BOX 11128, Costa Inside sales for ad • as• ... va on· 45 1 9 .3 4 0 -.S 4 3 4 new tnhae, ocn view, $750/mo. 557·7733 VA'-A Mesa. CA 92627. VIU/ ag•ncy doing business bound boat Michele, fp, lg kltch. It Berber. 3B 28a f I LR & RENTALS 2722 •••••••• MC 63HW24. nationwide. 969-8552 31().432-8828 <:EMETERY LOT/ $1900/mo Is•. 587..:3305 r • p, rg COMMERCIAL MBR, nu pnVcpt, nice -.G..,.-rl-•t-R"""ec:-o-,,,-.-,.,....,,.O-rou_p_ Bookkeeper FC, per- area. $1050. Avl now. Oceanfront 3Br 2Ba REAL ESTATE Death of Loved One. aonable, min. 2 yr. It. EMPLOYMENT 646-5030/d 642-3204/• near NB pier. Book ••••••••• Divorce. End of a rel•· type, comp. exp. pref, SERVICES 5533 E '•ld• Lovely, lg, now for aummer wkly uonshlp. Substance Nwpt Beach 760-0111 clean, 2 BA, 1 BA, rental. 714-434·1424 abuse. Other 1011es. C•shler wanted PIT. Broadway St. w/d BUSINESS OFFICE •Alfordeble Group Growers Ranch 642· hkup, d/W, gar w/ RENTALS TO FOR RENT 2769 for Food Con<:erns. 6025 __.Rich opener, patio, no peta I.earn to control your ~--.,...,..,..,,.--...---.-- $900 + 800 aec. SHARE 2724 eating In a safe env. DRIVER CLASS 1 . CRYPT 1225 -----• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilAPARTMENTS Harbor Lawn Mt. FOR RENT Olive 2 cemetery lots S2800 (909) 677-7196 -------- -··· Please be awa1e that -----•I BALBOA HOUSES/ PENINSUIA 845-2146 JW Airport-rum or not Free Consultatlonl Exp'd. FfT Semt·End 2607 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii UH of cont rm/kltch/ Llo'd Therapist Dump, Trk & Pup. Call ES 2Bd 2Ba, 2-car f;r. Bal Pen 3 +2, 1h1 W/1 . FAX/copier. $300-400/ 714-4575-04584 7 14.75 9 .5 4 8 6. the listings In this cal· egory may require you to call a 900 number In which there 11 a charge per minute. CONDOS FOR RENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Kids/pet-Ok. 157 e. rd Oen vw. Resp, pron mo. Barbara 436.-6665 ·---------GOURMET COO"'nt ------..,.---1 Unit A. Avl 3/1. $1100 Msl bd/ba +gar. Alll 2120 ,-""'" 1 hBoRusSe~o/amano du,t11,updnd. kl, Ron 283-1300-D•~• SSSO neg. 973.5953 Newport Beach of· LOST L h ouseke•plng. •xp'd, The Community • flee close to PCH. 550 '1l uve out. Frr. Non-M011<e1 Place. w/d. Avf 211. 301 E. Large Studio Apt Bal Pen avail now. 1q. rt., 425 N. Npt FOUND 2925 smkr. Newport Beech Classmed DO-tT-Y1rlJRS£lt -"fiiS A READER SERVICE Of THIS NEWSPAPER FOR OUR FEATHERED fRiENOS Here's how 10 ltelp our leathered fneods and ervo·i" lherr company 11 lhe same lrrne. Thrs ste~y·sttp plan contarns 6 d1flt1en1 ckSJgns for $helters and fffders 1 he IHckrs rnciude a 1ru11-1od·suet model plus 2 1edwood mOdels 'Wrlh plu101us srdes. 8y shghlly varyrno the srze ot the openrng. the sllef.. ters can lrl the needs of many different birds TM lull-srze 1raceable patterns make 11 easy aod tun. _____________ ._ Send check to o 1684 Bird Packet .... $2.50 OCOP Paltern Dept o 112-page catalog ..••• S3.15 P O BoJC 2383 (P•cturrng 700 woodWorlong v1n Nuys CA 91409 and handrcraft pro1ects) Name ~------------- Address ------------- City State __ -----Z•P------ Prrce lncluoes Postage & Haodlrng Put a few words to work for you. Call 642-5678. ~Pnot Balboal2. 644-7946 E'slde. $550/mo, Fem ahr 3Br 2Ba dplx. Blvd. Suite o. Nffd area. 714~73-3643 842·5878 ••r•oA 2Br1S.~r~~ ~-~M~~1 2 w~-~~w ~to~~$5~FOUND 1 Siem••·--------~-------------------------~-.._., mo+ \6Utll. 875-8818 • .,...._.,....._.. I!" ~LAND '2106 Garport. New palnt.1_________ mo._,.,.......,.. Cat on Ct"irl1tma1 ,.~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil soma ooean view. 0 •Y • E. a Id• Costa "!!I $900 mo-mo. Drive by Mesa. Call 645-6824. "trlt•, roomy 2-sty 104 15th St.#7. Avail • 48• l'IH. 2 fp, 2nd aty now. 72().9422 Gary i deck. Stpa to bch. No I S)ela. $3000. 72)-4e33 ..,..-------..,.._-----..,..-------------- ' CORONA DELMAR 2122 Leek1n9f'OfA Rent a IT C.11.Jehn Harbor R•al~ •7~ 4400 poeen a eunaet } vtewe 2Br 1Ba. NO pei.. P'rplc, i-cat ancl'I gar. 1 1275/mo. Pvt t allffl. Agt. 831·2242 SELL your used vehlcl& through classified 942 .. se1a • HOw to sean 1 lif9 lint Income. SM tms' ..... dwlly. ~ethe~i1 Isl et.ert incomt . ... ANEW BUSINESS?? D -<:ROSSWoRD ruzzLE 1~~ °'*"·oroop l&Mmounl 14 Canvaa IMll•r t5 Fooeball"I -Tlll'Unton 18 Joetle 17 CuMld entrance 18 l"arm animal 111 Ruckut 20V~ St ....... ~bf 6'go:,r.-.. 7 Maltl..-:e 58 Chicago area 59 S.Me 60 1••1-nanl 81 GrHn ~table 62 Summlt 63 Oolltl 84 Rushed 65 Plaleau cttapproval DOWN 1 21 Spice-racltltem t Tak• a -al 23 Of the country· (try) ·~ 2 C>elt purchaSe 25 Man Oiiton 3 Wrong ponrayer 4 Ultrmate 2tl Famout opera s Coverle1 28 Travel 6 Grfll documenll 7 Phoenlelan 30 Elpel't deify TtJuan& Banymor .. 31 From pillar to -8 Opposed 27 "'Ponderosa• .. 3 Sailor'• "Ya: 32 Mak• Ille -11y 9 ~ from brother 44 Warns 35 Pouch Madod 28 Bass or 45 Swamp 38 Solar spectacle 1 o Circus soprano 48 Inclined 39 Fury performers 29 Early Cosby 47 Grassy a,.a 40 Oty 11 'Tolerale show 48 Bar dnnk 41 Chart1e Brown's 12 Misplaces 31 Amhmehc 49 Make up (for) pal 13 Jugs WOtd 50 Stiou~r wrap 42 Mountain taJ<es 21 Gteek Island 32 Hearth 52 Types « Entertain 22 Sul>jects of 33 Coffee vessels 53 Motet freebie .. 6 Least bold memoirs 34 Take a break SS Goals 47 Ski race 24 Ballpark official 37 StlCk together 56 Entrea1y so Doze 26 House In 38 One of the 59 -and eggs -------~~~-r.:-....,~-10 11 A CllBAP WAY TO BUY 'l1ID WEST ... 015-42 <>Q973i •'7432 SOUTH • KJ5 ¢KJ 109 OAJ5 •Kl09 The bidding: EAST SO\n'B 1• INT p.,. p._ WEST NORTH P... SNT Pau Opening lead: Three of O There was a amall price to pay if South waa going to make three no trump. Can you spot it? Since South's one-no-trump over· call showed the equivalent of a sound no-trump . opening bid, Nort.h'a jump to game can be justi· fled. Had West led a spade, d.eclarer would have had no problem. What should the out.come be after a dia· mond lead? At. the table declarer captured East's king of diamonds with tJle ace and forced out the ace of hearU. East returned a diamond, and West allowed du1nmy'1 ten to wan the trick; Declarer had ooly eicht. tricb without clubt. It wu euy eaouah to nt.. up tricka ln the •uit., but declarer never rot. M> •ruoy them. Eut ruthed up Mth the ace on the •---------. ••••••••I fint club lead and returned another BALBOA ,....._---..--.-~~ diamond, and the defenden came ISIAND 6106 BOATS 7011 to three diamond trick.I to go with ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil the two ac:e1 -down one. r• CuriOUlly, the W'innina play ia to SAT .. 9 :30 Dlshea. 110 LB ~-~~~-~':"='" give the opponent. a trick to which co11ec1lbtH, 2 refrlg, th t. t•tled d i th etecttlc dryer. Many ey are no en a ' an n e gOOdles. Great prtcee. ---~------• 1•••••••• proceu shut. out two of their t.ricb. Declarer must allow the king of dia· ,_2_09_c_or_a1_. _e_a1_bo_a_11_1_ Ba~ Boat 23' Norw• , ____ ..,_....,....,.....,........,~ monda to win the flnt trick, thv. CORONA gt:"en~:.·~:,~ p~~r. 1A•UT••O•M•O•B•l•LE••S• W :a~~ ~82.~~~ iu-;.:_ by aurrenderinf a second trick in DEL MAR 6122 eng!n•, titter & Whfft very clean, pref. tan, the auit. The continuation of the llffrlng. Two lull cov· blick, etvr. 873-0053 e,igbt. of di1monds ii also ducked, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii er1, one-of-a-kind -C-0-.,VR--0-,-cy--90-4-5 days/87S-14G9 mas. declarer winnini the third round of Cameo Shor•• mufti· _c1_a_s_s1_c_64_s-o_14_a ___ 1 ~ ,-.. the euit. Since Eaat ia marked by fam gar sale, furn, DUFFY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji •·-------"""'"- the openin1 bid for both the ace of clothes, children'• col· •93 S•t 0 TAHOE SUBAIU 8200 heart.a and the ace ofclube, declarer tectlblH, aetrolde ELECTRIC BOATS 8 LA Z a R 4 ·DR· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• bot d · · both f game, & comp. Rent a new Duffyl LOADED 28K Ml.,_ L• ... .acy •~d--cthan _nowt.go ad Wu t nYlDlt. aino printer, Sat 1/27 9-2 Eaay ecce .. • pt•ntv S12,900 722-8773 -, __ ft .... -Ornt l ..... n.,-:;:: e.u ou an ea canno reg 4515 Hampden Road. of frH parkJn9I ....... .,_.. the lead •SALES Mu•t HH. $4500 obo. What if diamonde are 4-4? That. Garage &ale Sat. 8-12 •SERVICE PORD 9075 Pager 310-91$-2460 is against the odds and unlikely turn, tables, couch, •VSED BOATS because of the openfog lead. West. PI ct urea• tr Id g • •TRADE-INS 9205 would not refrain from leading clothu·kldsfadulte, •CONSIGNMENTS '82 MUSTANG Whne/ SUZtJJa a.rtn J • ... 'th ak aporte equip and factw_ Showroom red. 8-cyl, 5-apd,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiil P e.-a swt. to attaca W1 a we morel 413 Marigold C H t a/ G t four-card minor. 2001 · OHi wy. moonr • c. rei '87 Sanuturl N•w top, Sat. 1/27 8-3 Bed•, crib, (BetwHn Ardell & earl $1250. 688-0188. 4 whl drive, apeclal Learn to be a better bridae high chalr, toys, car Se~:;~~~~H) '9t Aer9atar 8cyl, ed. w/c:hrm whMll. elayerf Subacribe n ow to the Hats, clothH, lug-auto trana, ale, f/p, CC, $2,895/obo 780-9384 Goren Bridee Letter by calUna gage, dlehes, turn, ---------• alloy whte. Low mlle•I (800)788-1225 for tnfo~tioo. Or mtsc ... 2671 Point det SAIL BOATS 7014 S95oo oeo 434-0266 •-T-O_Y_O_T_A ___ 9_2_1_0 write to Goren Bridee Letter, 1_M_ar_<_5_t.h_&_F_e_rn_ie_a_f)_ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r.?o. Bos 4410. Chi~ IL 80680-COSTA MESA 6124 · WE PAY CASH GMC 9081 '78 C11.1cA GT s-epd For good UHd Sabots iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii coupe, 4-c:yl, alloye. & boat equipment. , N d t Gd 1 BIG Y'all'llD SALE Minney'• Yacht Sur-95 SUBURBAN \oi ff • pn . gum. "" plus 1500 Old New-TON, 4WD, LOADEDI $700 obo * 631·7141 6014 JEWELRY, FURS PIANOS & Antiques, furniture, port.Blvd 548 ... 192 19K Ml. SLVIMET.•-,-9-9-c-.-,-,c-a--Q-T--ll,..-coltec:tlbtes, misc:. · $28,950 073--3432 fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim & ART 6025 ORGANS 6059 1724 Tustin Ave. near--------• back, orig own, S epd FURNITURE Solld oak DR set: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 17th. SAT 9am. SPEED •-stick, white, sunrt, table 42X60 + three p p .,,.----,,----,...-,...--Ul JEEP 911 O $5,500 720-8414 m·f, 12" leaves, she c:halra MINK Jacket. Size tall/ Antique liyer lino P•tlo Sale: AntlquH, SKI BOATS 7016 640-5228 eve, wknd with rust-colored up-sllm. $450 obo. Call Upright, oak, carvings coltec:tlbles. china iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii holstery. buffet wf 673-3402· ~:~~h ~~~~~~oi16~ cabinet. Fri 8•m. •1988 22tt Ski Boat• '93 Cherokee Sport 1_V_O_L_V_O _____ _ llgh1ed china cabinet · • 203 2111 St. (Orange s.7 titre V·8, King 6 eye, 4WD, 30K mt, 1 9230 on top and toa cart. & Ave} Cobra O/D, low pronto ownr, blk "'''gray lnt,fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil• Tradltlonal~OJllyp. . SPORTING i....,.-..._,..Y...,AR_...D._..S....,A~L""E,,......_ . ._-tra11, Ju~ nrvfc.d, --40p oond. *1•..eee. 815" ,, o l v o V CJ 0 style. Xlnt cond. $150 ANIMALS 6049 2923 Clubhouse new controlterfuphot-make otter. 759-8507 $31,996 Only 1400 ml. takes all 714·557-6287 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •~Gii0iiiOiiDiiSiiiiiiiiiiii6iiOii6ii5 at Mesa Verde West. stery. Greot •kl boil· hurry I ( 10847 4 9) r• S t ti -IS till 2 fast-looks great. .... re----0------House ot tmporta ADOPT·A·PET Heavy dutv power urt.1 __ a_·_a_..,_ .. y_u_n_·__ ady to go. $10,500 LINC LN 9120 800-426-3723 Every Sal & Sun at Ing aquat-rac:k. Com-IRVINE 6144 646-94491574-4247 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PETSMAAT, Fountain plele w/350 lbe. ol ---------• '83 Mark VI 4-dr, tt1-•---------Valley. Puppies, kit· otymplc weights wtliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MARINE SERVICE pie gry, lthr, new tires. VOLXSWAGEN 923$ Cltrua-avocado (fruit· tens and more, alt mulll funcllonal bench•--------.. S 0 Xlnl cond. Cl•llY carl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ing) 510. On/Pigmys looking for loving, car-$500 044--8780 Barby'• Friend• UPPUES 7 20 $3,550 obo 540•7507. ,84 VW JETTA 4-df. Ing homes. CALL 597·•---------•Garage Sale• • MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 S10/tgSagopalmsS20 9037formorotnfo. Ligh tn ing Roller 3 housefuls offurnl-TONS OF FISHNET '92 Townoar Grey/ 5·•Rd, am/fm . cu1. Herbs S 1. Cement Blades u-9 $25. Exer-maroon. Exec eeriea. Good condition. Onty MERCHANDISE APPLIANCES 6011 FURNITURE fountains $110, bird _¥_P_o_o_d_l•_•_A_K_C_¥_ else bike $25. BIS• ture. Everything do· $2.50 per pound. S9K ml. Sl3K obo $1750 OB0*29S.1442 blh $20 """""· "7" •u22 nated from Friends, s ...,....., ...... Tea Cup Toy & Mini bait milt $15. Kleets ez Minney'• Yacht Sur-640-1455 673·2241 •••••••••I FF Frln $135. Washer $250·$950 714·838-4457 9 $10. All good cond. Consignment Stores, plus, 1500 Old New· Relooatlng, muet .. n. 6014 • *HOUSEFUL• llft chair, 2 whlchra, Call 9694788. Support Groups, Etc. port Blvd. 5484192 '84 Rabbit QTt. Xlnt & Dryer $110 each. f 1 hoapltat bed for---------Alt kinds of thingst cond, muet •••I Warranty & Delivery bLeadther1srto 81 s, •Ito gh sate. All In good cond. R<:::>P o1 1.d8 •8 11V PlgJ•c:?2 •·s.--.-.. -b-0-.-,-d-M-l•-l-ra-t Frig, washers, dry· ·---------.J MERCEDES 9130 $1100 obo. 754·79~9 ANTIQUES 6010 •BUYING ITEMS• From 1800-1960. 1 pc to entire eet.ate. Paint· Inge, china, gleware, lum. etc. lmmed cash, top S. 87:HS223 tv msg Cl•11lfled 842-5078 ( 7 1 4) 9 5 3 .9 8 2 2 e , en• a nm1n ar-C II Ch d t 531 7177 eg st . orn an . •• moire, Victorian turn!· a 1 a · 2-Female & 1-Mate. Competition TCS, ers, microwave•, CLASSIFIED ture silk trees, col1H'--w-A"'"T=E=R-F .... l-L"""T"'"E __ R_S-WhVsltver w/btue eyes 11'6" w/6.0 meter RAF tv'.e, c:handelters. ti's th• resource you & end tibtes, ate. & AIR FILTERS Comes w/harness, ealt, loot straps & hat· Don't Ml•• Outl can count on to -.u ,a Grandtather clock. For home & office. food, bc>ok ana shots. nen. Xlnt cond. $700. SATURDAY.JAN 27 myriad of merchan· 714-894-9880 ciu 714-641•1533 s25o/ea. 724-0884,_c_._1_1 5_s_9_-1_eo_1_. ___ 8 :30AM~PM. No dlse Items, because•---------early birds pleaselll our columns compel 2 Couch•• w/match-~W..,.,o_w_e_n~.,-.~kl~s-u..,.,ll-, ~N~l~ls. Save abueed and Why play Hide 'N 18 Purple Sage (Tur· qualified buyers to Ing chair. Contempo-BRAND NEW, Beige, abandoned pets. Be a Seek with childcare? tlerock Dr. & Willow caltl rary beige, only 2 yre az 6. Pd $460, sell volunteer/foeter. Call Ca II CI a•• I fl• d Leaf.follow signs) 642·5878 . 1 9ld. A eteatt 733-4764 $240/obo. 675·2330 714-597-9037. today! 642·S678. •SE•R•VI-C•E--• =;NG DIRECTORY CLEANING 3515 SERVICES CONTRACTORS FENCES 3548 GENERAL 3558 & DECl(S McPhee CarpeWphl •WINDOW Cle•nlng S.J. Scott Con.trucUon Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning •Carpel Cleaning• Custom Home Builders Prompt SeMc:e.slat Rales •Streak/Spot Free• Llcl481954. R1!'1. 71~5-9t92 Free Eett•729-7079 71""875-7789 CARPENTRY 3510 CHILD CARE 3536 AtoZHAN~ INSTALLJR!FM:f CABINETS KHcn.n.. bathe, doora, wtndowa. OOi.IQ 548-7258 For Ad Action Call a DM.~ AD-VISOR 042·1878 '83 190Do No power. ANTIQUES 8t No A/C. No CO. It Jus ~ JtP"PTCS Aune & Runel $4400. \.WWOJl 9250 .. * * • * e 73 ·804 7 f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •79 300D I.ow milu. '85 aarraoYCla V4, 1-ownr, records. Xlnt AT, Futbaci<. Ma.ny c:ond. Private party. new parts. '2500 obo. S2999 Obo 045..()127. Call John 723-~731. • D CRoSSWoRD ruzzLE -CNMIU&1Uff ::Tc.::..~ .,... 51~10y ~~= 54~1*«» au..· gtOUC> S7 Matti~ I aunnount se Chieago area t4 c.rw. thelter &O Salute 16 FooeHll'I &0 Is a tel*\t • Tarbnton 81 GtHn t8 Joelle vegetlble 11 CulWCI 62 Su~ en111nce 83 Outfit 111 farm arumal e4 Rushed • 19 A""*u• 65 Plateau 20 Voice dlaapproYaJ • DOWN 2t Spice·radc item 1 Take 1 -at 23 Of IN country· .(try) •Ide 2 Delt purc:h&M 25 Matt Dillon 3 Wrong Portrayer 4 Ultimate 26 F1moos opel'I 5 c:ov.1let 21 Travel 8 Grlll doc:\lments 7 Phoenician 30 Expen detty Tijuana Banymores 31 From pillar to -8 ()ppoMd 27 •Ponderosa" 43 6a11o(s ...,_,. 32 Malle IN -fly 9 Lady l10m brother « WllN 35 Pouctl Madncf 28 Bas.s OI 45 Swamp 36 Solar spact.ICle fO Circus soprano 46 Inclined 39 Fury performers 29 Eatiy Cosby 47 Grassy aru 40 Oty t t Tolerat• show 48 Bar drinll 41 Charlie Btown a 12 Misplaces 31 Anthmetic 49 Make up (for) pal 13 Jugs word 50 Shoulder wrap 42 Mountain lakes 21 Greek Island 32 Hearth 52 Types « Entertain 22 Subjects of 33 Coffee vessels 53 Motel freebie 46 Least~ memoirs 34 Take a break 55 Goals 47 Siu race 24 Banpark off!Clal 37.SllCk together S6 Entreaty 50 Doze 26 House 1n 38 One of the 59 -and eggs ................... ~-~--"""'-..--r.:8---~-r.:1~0...,~11:--"""-"riT'., 121141 . A CBICAP WAY TO BUY TDD *Wt=t.Tt WEST •• 0 642 OQ97S2 •7432 SOUTH •KJG OKJ 109 OAJ5 •K109 The b1dding: .. EA.ST 80\11'H l • INT WEST NOR'llf P ... • SNT PaH PaH p ... Openinglead:Threeofo There waa a amall price to pay u Soulh was goinr to make three no trump. Can you apot it? Since South's one-no-trump over- cell 1howed the equivalen~ of a sound no-trump opening bid, North'• jump to game can be juati· tied. Had West led a spade, declarer would have had no problem. What should the outcome be aft.er a dia- mond lead? Al the table declarer captured East's king of diamonds with the ac:e and forced out the ace of hearts. East. returned a diamond, and Wegt Antlq~. colectl*t, allowed dummy'• ten to win the fumlt~ a appllanc ... tnck. Declarer had ool.Y eitht tncb Al the c:tubhouM, l!:I wiUiout clubl, U w11 euy enOU1h Nlto Mobil• Home to "t up tricka in the auit, but Park, 21703 .011ega ••••••11111•11 Hwy. San Juan Capl•· declarer never ,ot to el\JOY them. trano. Ftl/Sat/Sun M Eut ~up with the ace on the •--------•••••1111!1••1 flrat club teed and mu.med anothel' IALBOA ~~-~--:---:~- diamond, and the derenden came ISLAND 6108 BOATS , 7011 to three diamond tricb to ro with '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiil the two aces-down ooe. 1• Curiously, the winninr play ii to SAT a.2:30 DtahH, i.,...-'"'"""'--_,..--~~ give the opponent. a trick to which collectlbl••· 2 refrtg, th • •& t'tled d I th elac\rlc dryer. Many •Y are oo.....,n a ""! an n • goodlH. Great prle9•. ---------.,.'I•••••··~ prooe81 1hut out two or their triclca. Declarer must allow the kine of dia· ,_2_09_c_°'_a1_. _e_a_ibo_•_••-'-B•~ Boat 23' Norw• i ..... ------~-" monda to win tho fim trick; there-CORONA g::"en~:~~~~~ p:~~ 1A•UT•l!IO•M•Oll!IB•I•LE•S• by 1urrenderinr a eecond trick in DEL MAR 6122 engln•. tiller & whHI the 1uit. The continuation or the atHrfng. TWo full cov---------- eight or diamond• ; .. aJao ducted, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •r•. one-of·a"'<lnd CHE""DOLET 9045 declarer winnine the third round ol Cameo Shor•• mulll· _c1_a_s_s1_c_fl4_s-0_14_8 ___ 1 ¥&\ the 1ui\. Since Eaat 11 marked by fam gar sale, funT, DUFFY . iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii •--------- the opening bid (or both the ace of· clothes, children's col-·e~ S ·1 O TAHOE SUBAIUJ 9209 heart.I and the ace ofclubl, declarer lectlblea, astrolda ELECTRIC BOATS 8 LA Z KR 4 ·DR ·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• b • d · · both f game, & comp. Rent a new Duttyl LOADED 28K Ml ., ....... L•ft•cv '"d-· can now go a ou~ nvmr 0 printer, Sat 1/27 9-2 Eaay eccH• & pl•nty $12,900 722·8n3 ...... --ft. -Great 1..-nt/~ thepi out and West cannot regain 4515 Hampden Road. of,.. .. parking! ....,_, - the lead. •SALES Muat aell. $4500 obo. What if diamond• are 4-<&7 That Garage S•I• Sat 8-12 •SERVICE FORD 9075 Pager 31o.915-2ACJ& ia against the odd• and unlikely furn, tablea, couch, •USED BOATS becau1e or the opening lead. West PI ct u r • s • fr Id g • •TRADE·INS would not refrain from Jeadin( clothH·klds/adulta, •CONSIGNMENTS artn r' 't to t•··k 'th ·-L aport1 equip and Factory Showroom P e saw 8...., Wl aw._.. morel 413 Marlgold four--card minor. 2001 W. Coaat Hwy. '82 MUSTANG While/ SUZUIU 9205 red. IS-cy I, 15 ·SP d • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilil moonrf, a/c. Great earl S1250. 1568-0188. Sat. 1/27 8-3 Seda, crib, (Between Ardell & Learn to be a better bridre high chair, tOV!lr:-, -ee..... S•~:a?~~~~ae) '91 ••roetar 6cyt, player! Sub1cribe now t o the aeats, cloth••· lug-auto tran1, ale, f/p, cc, '87 Sam•urf New top, 4 whl drive, special ed. w/chrm whH<l. '2,995/obo 1CJ0-9384 Goren Brid1re Letter by callinl gage, dishes, furn, ---------1 alloy whls. Low miles! (800)788-l225 for infoi:-ma,tion. Or mfsc ... 2671 Point del SAIL BOATS 7014 $9600 OBO 434-0266 _T_O_Y_O_T_A---9-2-1-0 write to Goren Brid1re Letter, 1_M_ar_<_5_th_&_F_e_rn_ie_a_f)_ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~?0.. Box 4410. Chb&o, IL fl068G. COSTA MESA 6124 · WE PAY CASH GMC 9081 'T8 cn1ca OT s-apc1 For good uaed S1bot• coupe, 4-cyl, allo~. BIG Y'a"D SALE & bo~t •qulpment. •es SUBURBAN ~ Need• pnt. Qd gas ml. Hn Minney a Yacht SUr· TON 4WD LOADED! $700 obo * 831·7149 A I f I plua. 1500 Old New-• • nt quea, urn tur•. por1 Blvd 548 .... 192 19K Ml. SLV/MET. collecllbles, ml•c. · $28,950 973·3432 6014 JEWELRY, FURS PIANOS & FURNITURE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ART 60 2 S OR GANS 6059 1724 Tustin Ave. near ---------• Solld oak DR ••l: 17th. SAT 9am. SPEED •-table 42x60 + three An I Pl Pl g; 12" leavea, six chairs MINK Jacket. Size tall/ t que ayer ano Patio Sale: AntlquH, SKI BOATS 7016 JEEP . 9110 '88 Cello• QT 11'1- back, orig own, 5 •pd •lick, while, 1unrf, $5,500 72o-8414 m-f, 640-5228 eve, wknd with rust-colored up-slim. $450 obo. Call Upright, oak, carvings collectibles, china iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil holstery, bullet w/ 673-3402· ~!~~h ~~~1~~0j16~1 cabinet. Fri 8am. *1988 22ft Ski Boat• '93 Cherokee Sport -V-0-1-y-0------ llghted china cabinet · · 203 21st St. (Orange 5.7 lftre v .. 8, King 6 eye, 4WO, 30K ml, 1 9230 on top end tea cart. 9'~ ... ,. • Ave) CobrA Qt.O. Jow !llC'lil ownr_ QJL wilH>Y Jnt,.-!sli!iiiiii!iii!iiii!iiiiiiiiiiia ,.raomo1taf1Cl>ntemp. .1.-Xo:I u SPORTING hull, Ju at aervlced, top cond. $16,000 ... 9 0 Vo Iv 0 9 9 0 style. Xlnt cond. $750 ANIMALS 6049 YARD SALE 1 11 I h 1 make offer 759-8507 takes all 714-557-6287 GOODS 6065 2923 Clubhouse new con ro •r up 0 • · $31,996 Only 1400 ml. at Mesa Verde West. stery. Great ski boat-hurry I ( 1 o 8 4 7 4 8) ADOPT·A·PET Sat-nit daytsun-1ill 2 ~syl·l~~sgo~r•;~o.'5~ _Ll_N_C_O_L_N---9-1-2-0 House of Import• MEDCHANDISE Heavy duty power ltft-8()()..426-3723 4' Every Sat & Sun at Ing 1quat-rack. Com· IRVINE 6144 646·94491574-4247 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015 PETSMART, Fountain plete w/350 Iba. ol1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------r '83 Mark VI 4-dr, 1r1-•---------Valley. Puppies, kit-olympfc weights w/1• MARINE SERVICE pie gry, lthr, new tires. VOLRSWAGEN 9235 Cltru•-avocado (fruit· tens and more, all mulll functional bench Xlnt cond. Clauy earl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ing) SlO. Qn/Plgmys looking for loving, car· $500 944-8788 Barby's Friends SUPPUES 7020 53,550 obo 54c>-7507. ,84 VW JETTA .... r, Ing homes. CALL 597-__, __ ......,.._________ ¥Garage Sale¥ ...,,. $1 O/lg Sogo palms $20 9037 for more Info. LI g ht n Ing Ao 11 or 3 housefuls of furnl-'92 Towncar Grey/ 5-apd, am/fm caaa . • •••••••• Herba $1 . Cement Blade• az-9 S25. Exer· TONS OF FISH NET maroon. Exec aeries. Good condition. Only MERCHANDISE APPLIANCES 6011 FURNITURE ·6014 fountain• $110, bird -.-P-o_o_d_l•_•_A_K_C_•_ else bike S2S. Base-~:~dE~~th~~Pen~~-. $2.50 per pound. S9K ml. Sl3K obo $1750 080•295·1...,.2 ANTIQUES 6010 •BUYING ITEMS• From 1800-1960. 1 pc to entire Htate. PalnJ· Inga, china, glaware, fum, etc. lmmed cash. top S. IS73-e223 Iv msg Claaalfled 042-5878 bth1 $20 909-674-9422 Tea Cup Toy & Mini ball mitt S15. Kleets az Minney'• Yacht Sur-640-1455 673·2241 FF Frln $135. W•aher $250-$950 714-838-4457 9 $10. All good cond. Consignment Stores, plus, 1500 Old New· Retooatlng, muat aen. .. •HOUSEFUL• lltt chair, 2 whlchra, Call 969-4788. Support Groups, Etc. port Blvd. 548-4192 '84 Rabbit GTI. Xlnt ~ar~:ln~y ~10De~e~ryh. Leather solaa, atolgh hoapltal bed for -'V-P,,.......o-t ""'e,....e..,.l.,..ly.....,,..P-lg_•_'V_ ..,,_, ........ ...-------All kinda ofthingsl 11--------.. 1MERCEDES 9130 cond, muat ••el ba"', entertainment ar· sale. All In good cond. Regfst'd B J 2 Sallboard Mlatral Frig, washers, dry· $1100 obo. 754-7959 ( 7 1 4) 9 5 3-9 8 2 2 """" Call Ch d t 531 7177 · orn an · moire, Victorian furnl· a 0 • 2-Female &-1-Male. Competition TCS, era, mlcrowavea, CLASSIFIED ture allk treea, coffee WATER FIL TEAS Wht/sitver w/blue eyes 11 '6" w/6.0 meter RAF tv'a. chandellera. II'• the re~urce you & end tablH, etc. & AIR FILTERS eomes w/h•rn•aa, sail, foot straps & har-Don't MJ•• Outl can count on to sell a Grandfather clock. For home & ottlce. food, book and shots. ness. Xlnt cond. $700. SATURDAY.JAN 27 myriad of merchan· 714'"894·9880 Call 714-641•1533 $250/ea. 724-0684 _c_a_11_5_5_~_1_eo_1_. ___ 9:30AM-3PM. No dlae ftema, because1---------1 _________ ..,,.....-------"""'" early blrda pleaselll our columns compel 2 Couch•• w/match· Wowen·a akl ault, Nils. Save abused and Why pley Hid• 'N 18 Purple Sage (Tur-quallfled buyers 10 Ing chair. Contempo-BRAND NEW, Beige. abandoned pets. Be a Seek with childcare? Ll«ock Or. & W1Uow call I rary beige, only 2 yra az 6. Pd $4GO, sell volunteer/foster. Call Ca 11 CI••• If I• d Lear..rotlow algna) 842-5878 old. A ateall 733-4764 $240/obo. 675-2330 714-597·9037. todayl 642·5878. For Ad Action Call a DM8kit AD-VISOR 942·5878 '03 190Do No power. ANTIQUES & No AJC. No co. II .iu-t Auna & Runal $4400. CIASSICS 9250 * * * * * 6 7 3·904 7 Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •79 300D Low miles. '815 Banaouda v.e, 1-ownr, r9COtd•. Xlnt AT, Fastback. Many cond. Prl\late party. new pa111. $2500 obo. S2999 obo 845-0127. Call John 723-6731. -----•ICARPET CLEANING CONTRACTORS FENCES HAUUNG 3720 JEWELRY 3784 MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 POOL SERVICE CLEANING 3515 SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 & DECKS 3615 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICE 3894 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii JUNK To Th• DUMP Wflllam Harold Jewelera BEST MASSAO••• 21Yra Quality 'atnUnt j •-------· 1• (714-998·1882) w h & I 1 1 714-847.J089 PLUS touchupa. PURa WAT•R CAft McPhee CarpeWphl •WINDOW Cleaning S.J, Scott Conatructlon •Wood Feno••* Will haul what Traah ate ewe ry repa r 24 H Richard Sinor Carpet & Upholst9fY Cleaning •Carpet Cleanlng• Custom Home Bulldets rtplKt/rtpalr, lrH h1u1in9 Antique • Ane Jewelry 17434\1\ Beach, HB "· Pool/Spa Svc & ~pain. Prompl s.Mc:t•Aal Ralff •Streak/Spot FrH• Llcl481954. Ref's . esldl\lles.Lowpnct1Uc'd Manwon'll968·1882 Buy/aallllradl 973-0385 (Beach/Slater behind Uc#280&44 645-3209 Flllar .. Pumpe•HHttrt ACOUSTIC REMODELING 714-•"'•-9192 Free Eat1•729·7079 71 .. •700:77•a AdvaotageConsu.974-5301 , _________ , ______ __,,_..,....._ Mobll Gaa) $10 off QUAUTY CARE Weekly~. MW728 --......... .... ... • Speclallzlng In • 3408 -,-,-,,-C--t-C-1--1-Hardworklnt Student --------HEALTH/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil b~anga~:rk•F~!: ~:, Resfdenttai ctn avc.•·D-0-0-n-s______ LOO T NUTRITION 3742 Lare• Jewelry Loans Skin & Bodtr Care 20Yrs Elcp. Excellent•--------- Ell. IMt Buy/SelVLoan 10% OFF All Facfal• workmanshTp. Fair ROOFING 3910 *o .. STEAMWAY Reaa. ratH. Gu1r. 4' 3580 F R INS ALL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cl!ILING MASTERS REP""DS 3620 1 -8 0 0 .3 8 5 .,, 7 2 5 __ M_ar_g_a_re_t_6_7_3-6_22_1 __ l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hurat & Sons675-6200 Maaaagea & Waxing prlcea. IMS-2417 Ron Call Becky 28~8 CHUNG'S PAINTING li•iiTiiHiiUiiNiiDiiEiiRiiRiiOOiiiFiilNiiQil.• •Acoustic Removal• -u 1• Custom Texture•Palnt HOUSECLEANING An ••PtVl•nced •QUALITY WORK• Uc'd. Mark 83a..7300 _C_E_ME __ NT______ 15 yra exp. Good Ref. dependd'ble door HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc Own trana. Call anv-hanger Ouar work ' · ' Mrble/Carpet·Bnd/ln• ---------1MASONRY 3526 time. 241 •0531 reaa.Oon 521-8910 L708279 722·7332 ANTIQUES, R E L I A B L I! ETC 3 420 HOUSll CLl!ANINQ •------------------• JOHN DORAN MASONRY LocaJ Aroa. Xlnt Rera DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 Brlck•StoneeBlock e STOP SMOKING N 0 W 111 LANDSCAPE 81 w AN T • D l 5 0 IAWN CARE 3808 peoplo with a burning liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dOlfre to quit amok· Ing, to 1ry FREI! •••lo Yard Malnt Herbal Product. Lawn1, Cln-upa, Tru Over 004Mt 1ucceH rate. Trim. Sprlnldrs, Aerate, Th•r•p~ & Nutrition ~~:,r•.::::: ~:!:11tf:'. For ;11 o~your tioofl.7° All type body care. Uc#375602 53a,.1534 nu•0•.,!8· 1 .... ~~-~f ... !: RN/Ma•aage Therapist .... ---·-C.M. 722·9823 RAINBOW Clrcl• Malnt. REROOFINQ..All T P1lnlfng.lnt/Ext Hou11/Apt E.ilper1 R•pal. ra Liii= ·:.~~r~:: :::~~~:. Ouallty Job. f eee 8 .. t. Beil Value Rooftnt Only seo (Aeg sao1 Call Li1115698 7 e ·B 8 •71~5 ... 7031" 960-8444 or 841-6162 Cuarana Painting Fin• Art a. Antique Palnt•Carpentry A•k For Shawna lnVExt. Very low, low'"s_P_RI_N_VY_E_R_S __ 3_9_2_1 Jewelry. Buy, aoll, 0 •Grief Recovery Oro"p -TREE$ • Gffl Ctf1lllcal" Avt Exp:2/t• Prlcet FrH Eat. Bnd/ln1 nA. consign. Heirloom COMPUTERS 3556 l""lllALL JOB EXPERT rywall end morel Dulh of Lo11•d One. "I! UW484... _11+99~27·3-4_Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Large & Small Jobs OKI Yolanda 031·58 7 SERVICB 3584 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uct687191 03 t·31S32 l---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •714-780-8182• Thalth 97U245 P9 ... 134142 GallerlH 650-4294 ---------DrywalVPluter Repair sman Join "Oki Divorce. End of rela· To''"-"-•H· U.-•. _________ , C p aPRINKLaR R•PAI" CERAMIC i.!_H1n9fn9/Tlpln9/Tt1tur1 .,,._......,...0...,•,...rv..,.,..8_4.,..5...,·,...5_2_7_7_ llonahlpa. Subatance =•...._ 751-Mlt MOVING 3834 lk•'• uatom alnllng V1lve .. Haad .. Tlmt- BUSINESS SERVICES TILES 3528 Computer Coach 1.,;omm/Rea 651·5573 Semi Retired Contr1c1or 1buH. Other loaaea. Lawn Service. Mow/ Prof, Clean, Quality clock•. 25Yra.Local &,p. i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii For effective !earning Repairs, fmprov1menta, •Affordable Group Work. lnt/Exl & Oocka. John 282·283t Alf •PP• & software SERVICI! PRO am Jobs. Ouallty/lnttgrily for Food Concerns. 9dgeJaod/1prlnklera/ C E L!1703468 031-4010 3488 CERAMIC• MARBLE Martt 978·7245 Acouallc Removal 1 cars. Ken 642•1170 Learn 10 control your cln-up. Al 90~710 PUBLI NOTIC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil IMtell'n •Fabrication PC-PWO lnTernot, t:tang•-r.~.utu1f4l-f====~--~-1-.,1ng-Irr -nrfe env. IV• m1g.,S>LCall aft•r 5 T~lt.-PUbllc...Ut.llk ,..,.,~~Y TRANSlAT<>JV f __ ....,..._ .. D••ktop Publlahlng 20Yrs Exp • Uc.nud Appllcatlona/Hardware Small Job Specialist ROOFING carp, plbg, Free Conaullatlonl Green Scene L.andscpng llH Commlnlon RE· &Anu Cll vuw:u. TUTO• ,. 1-800.340..93ta1 Allrft•"''• ho-· ,1111, Ltll400030 039·0278 pR1eTnmtg0.dt1ecela.' Mt11•0. R•tQAuccNo. Llo'd Therapl•l QUIRES that all \laed LESSONS 3868 " 3927 Word proc. Copywrtng 0 1"'...,, ...... 8"' 71..--•7•~e ... 4 /Masonry /Irrigation houaehold gooda :S Graphic• & More Lea""' Showere Rep'.t av d at 509·20 ··---------Uc'd 8 50.3201 ..._ -., /Trimming /Removal• -W ks ..... .., . Ci.aMJpa • Maintenance mover• ptlnt their GOING To MUIC or OUfC8 Regroutlng & lnstall'n EJ.£CTRICAL 3610 Mobile #403·5385.1---------Lt11599025 eso.etoe P.U.C. Cal T number, PIANO Beg . ..Advanced Learn Spanlah Nowt eso.2aeoFAX-e»1eor L1'870130 °'"'of Tite'"c_O_N_C_RE_TE--&---,1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CarpentrV-Electrloal HOME CARPI llmoa and chauffeur• All agH•THcher Ce11. EXp'dSO.AmeflcanTYD 873-8065 or 846-8528 1• Plumblng•Orywall• SElVICES 3760 Landaca.pe R.modeUng print their T.C.P. num· Entet1alnment Avail Suaana 873.7409 Jw~:c~~~=:~P~• Tiie • Gl•aa Blocu MASONRY 3557 lm•ll Job EXPERT Stucco•Palnllng•Tll•1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Yard tune up/malntenace, ber In all adVertl•• Jennifer MCMIH9 .,, Ml!DeLEClAL•Gl!N Alt Around Const'n WOfkl g~~':~.~=::!; Rooflng•Jim 94f.7494 IALZHalM•R'S C•r• llncfscape/llllstlc dealgn menta. " you have a PIANO L•iioNI WALL On-all• or PN a. Del. Gd Ref's. Reuo~ble. Brick, Block, Stone, Tile Local Uc. eso.7042 CARPENTRY•Wlndowa Giver. Top ref'a, ~:;.~"&ctE~!~S~~;~· qu.itlon about th• I• In yout home. flex Iva; • 860-310. Prv 71Nl679 t.tflB5CJ2867 536-1286 Cono, Patio, Driveway·-~-=-:"""='-~---0 0011 • wooo Fencea .. on , attention. Dau .. _ ~ galtty of afmf over, llm11~ Low Ratel. All agH. COVllUNGS 3112 •· Fplo BBQ R f 25 y ·-• # or chau eur, ca . • ........ ""·-· 721•17 ... 1'iliiliilliiii••••ll • •· • · r Llo'd Contraotor • Drywall Repair • +night Carol &42-9732 PLANT ARTlaT P\.lbllo Ulllltlee ...,. ""~ .... ,. Exp. 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