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1998-02-18 - Orange Coast Pilot
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Dog walkers get OK for Bark Park • Profess10nals who walk pooches on city-owned property are give n approval to do business. By Tam Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA The City Council on Tu<>sddy night unleashed protess1oncll dog walkers mto the city's Bark Pdrk The council undnimously approved dmendmg its Bark Park rules to let pd1d dog walkers do business on the clly propert) W1thout yt!ltmg add1uonal per- nuts. The old pdrk rules chd not Id~ out d pol.Jcy for whether lured pet sitters could uc;p the free city park The council could hdve reqwrf'd the business- es to receive penn1tc; or bdn them dltogf'ther. But citing support from residents \\ho saJd the pet-sitting busuwsse., provide d Vdludble ser.,ce to the commurut\ that mc:my working docJ owners can't do on theu-own the counnl dpproved letting the merchdnls in · The new rules. which hdd dlreddy bt>en gl\'en the thumbs up b) the nty\ Bark Park Ad.,,,sory Com - mittef' dnd pdrks romm1ss1on, clllow professional dog-sitting services to hdve unhmlled, free use of the Bctrk Park dS long d'> th(o!y don't ddvernse or col- lect fees.from customers while then• MARC MARTlt, r>AflY PllOT An exhausted sea lion makes his way up the sand south of the Balboa Pier Tuesday. Marine mammal centers In both Laguna Beach and San Pedro are at capacity, leaving the sea Uon to recover on its own. But some council member., voiced concerns that the chc1.nges to the Bark Pdfk mle>s -wh1ch are wntten to dpply to every city pd.rk -could be open - mq d c9n of wonns. • SEE DOGS PAGE 4 ~ Harsh weather has stranded many sea lions on local shores with little chance for rescue EL NINO'S ORPHANS String of burglaries now totals 31 YEAR TO DATE By Olristopher Goffard, Daly Piiot NEWPORT-MESA -Don't expect those stranded sea lions to be going dllywhere soon. As El Nino continues Its relentless march, scattenng therr food sources across the seds, the arumdls have betome a reguldr sight on.the shores of Newport and other beach cities. Experts say they will keep com- ing ashore through June. "If there's no room for them, they'll either die on the beach or swim back to the open ocean on their own ... " -JOE CORDARO WdV<:'<; m Newport w1Jl dVerage about 7 fpct today, w1th occa- s1ondl 12-foot swells Greg I hckrndn, an adrnirus- trator at the All Creatures Care Cottage m Costa Mesd dnd VKf' president of the Alliance for 1 W1ldhfe RC'habtllldllon and Edu- C'dtJOn, sa1cl the weather's effect on the 'it>d lion population 1s strictly nc1tural. • Police believe latest thefts, which o5'curred this weekend, are lmked to d rash of break-ins ddting to September By Christopher Goff ard, Datly Pilot NEWPORT BEACI f Pohce ...,d\ \\ hoever· 1<. SToRM CENTER With the Laguna Beach- based Friends of the Sed Lion Marine Mammal Center havrng reached its capacity to house them, however, stranded ani- mals are left to fend for them- selves two dozen of them wash ashore since November. One apparent- ly washed ashore dead Monday rugbt at 40tb Street "This 1s not ct phenomenon that's been a result of mdn's neghgenct'." h<' sc11d "As much as we wdnt to Sd\'e thl'm di.I, dunng tlw yedr<-. that IEI Nmo) doesn't hdppE>n lht>y havP a ten- dency to overpopulate in some areas. Al> cruel as 1t ma) s<'em. ttus l5 nature\ method of culling the numbers " responsible tor a stnng of locrtl hurgldnf'>'i dating to September struck agdtn ovet thl' weC'kl·nd. hoostmq the number of .,,,ctmuzed ho~w0€'r<. 10 ·n Ne\vport Bedch pohc<' Sqt John De>'\mond "cild two homes on the Balboa Penrn<>uld '"ere the ldte"l targets, suffenng d lo~~ of mort• thdn $500 0()0 m cash and propert\ .:. :'1 .:. ; e I.:. JE I I 1,11 lASTY I ' . -. -; .:. .:. . ~ 'S TOTAL I I . ' "ti there's no room for them, they'll either die on the beach or swim back to the open ocean on their own," said Joe Cordaro, a wildWe b1olog1st with the National Manne Fisheries Ser- vice. He estimates that more than 3,000 sed lions will wash up on beaches stateWJde this year - twice the normal number. Locally, Newport Beach Marine Safety Officer Brian O'Rourke said h e's seen about ·we are running into sea lion problems every day almost,• O'Rourke said "It's definitely a noticeable problem on the beach.· ln addition to its effect on the sea lion populabon, El Nuio brought about an inch of ram to Newport-Mesa between late Monday and early Tuesday. Meteorologists said more showers are expected Thursday night or .Fnday pioming, and Hlckmdfl c;a1d he offered to house sea !Jons at the HunlUlg- ton Beach-bdsed Wetlands and Wt.ldhle Care Center of Orange County, where he 1s a director. but the F1shenes Service would not penmt 11 Explammq the deos1on, Cor- daro said he doesn't know if the facility is eqwppecl to care for manne mammal-;. ·More centers is not the • SEE SEA LIONS PAGE 4 Sometune beh ... e<'n Fncld)' niuht and Sdturda~ afternoon, d burglar uc;ed a 24-loot exten.,1on lddder to enter the second-... tof) \\ mdow of a ham(' m the 1200 block of \..\est OC'('dn Front Desmond sd1d The burgldI pnNi open d 'iffidll .,dll remoYed 1eweln clOd stl•rilnq <;11\ er worth dbout S150 000, and left the safe ht.•htnd Desmond 'ia1d Police said thC' laddC'f dtd not hC'long to the reSJ- dent. but may have been ldk('n from a construcnon site or nedrbv residence No om• r<'ported seeing the burglar leave, Desmond said Sometime between Friday morning and Sunday afternoon, the c;am(' hurglar • ., ht'il<'ved to have used • SEE BURGLARIES PAGE 4 Water district considers raising late payment fee from $1 to $5 r----------------, I N I > f X AROUND TOWN ....... 4 Duke pal Chick Iverson dies By lim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Mesa Consolidated Water District is considerlng turning a slap on the wrist into a smack across the buckles. Concerned that its curtent $1 late payment charge is not tough enough, the district board of directors is tallcing about raising tbe cost -another $4. •The $1 charge is definitely outdated, and we should investi- ate as soon as possible a revised late payment charge," said board member Dana Haynes, a member of the district's finance committee. Mesa now charges ratepayers an additional $1 on top of their regular water bllll U they are not paid on time. But since a recent study of th district found 16% o1 Mete bills are paid late and consultantl rec- ommended railing the late fee to SS to dilcourage tardinea, district directors are now considering •fl to get more of their money the due date. 0 I J I ') I I ( J N WORTH 1HE MICE? Is Mesa Consolidated Water District charg- ing e~ in late 1"51 Hew much do Y9U think the fee I should be? Pfff5e le.w your comments on our Ruden Hotline .i 642~. Robert Anslow, the district's attorney, said laws forbid Mesa from charging residents just any fee lt sees fit for paying a bill late. . The key question is how much it costs Mesa to no~ late cus- tomers and tum off theu water if n~, Anslow said. But unW the district board for- mally asks him to investigate the matter, Anslow declined to dis- • SEE LATE FEES PAGE 4 LISTEN UP •••.•••...... 3 ClASStflED ...•.•..••. 7 POLICE FILES .•••••••••. 2 PUBLIC NOTICES •••••••• 6 SPORTS •••••••••••••• 5 WE.A-r'HER -••••••••••• 42 WI I\ I ti I R 8 Memorial scheduled Thursday for man who start- ed first Volkswagen dealership in Orange County and friend of late actor John Wayne. au ~r Goffard. fbiA, f;lot •He was prickly on the out- 117 ..,.... "'" ..._, side, but inside his heart was like a marshmallow,· Wayne said. •He was one of those. tinforget- table characters. My father always got a lcick. out of Chide.• Mr. Iverson, who spent his final days in Fountain Hills, Adz., died after a three-week hospitalization. He will be buried at Pacific View Ceme· .-r near the actor: and lwnoa'I -. Chk:k Jr .. who wu ldDed 1D a cm acddent in the 1970s. A Nebiuk& native, mnon ~ MNF.id dnt ~ -Oma. M. and sq.. ,l, ibala GI NeWpart a..di. ml..._, 33. .. Glmtll .... Ore -and two •IMfHl4•-. ... ...,, '1, ... :..... ____ ..._.. .... ,Pl II • Q WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1998 a lmanac • EDITOR'S NOTE: Do you or someone you know have a landmark birthday or anniversary coming up? If so. we'd like to Include it In our Almanac section. Pluse call the lnfonnation Into the Readers' Hotline, 642-6086, fax it to 646-4170, or mall It to City Editor TIM Borgatta, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. C.llf. 92627. You may also send photographs, but please be sure to Include a self-addressed stamped envelope if you'd like it returned. DEATHS • Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Anna L McGee. 66. on Jan. 10 • Arthur R. Will.tams. 78, on Jan. 1 • Loi V. Nguyen, 68, on Jan. 10 • Evelyn Vassey, 83, on Jan. 3 • Darlene M Borba, 83, on Jan. 10 •Bobbie J. McDaniel, 67, on Jan. 9 •Kenneth N. Owen, 67, on Jan. 5 • Ellis N. Statler, 80. on Jan. 9 • Xu T. Tran, 82, on Jan. 10 • Johanna C Etserloh, 96, on Jan. 9 NEWPORT BEACH • Robert M. Sheridan, 56, on Jan. 7 • Victona M. Blazak, 81, on Jan. 6 • Fay C Collins, 72, on Jan. 2 • Mary G Peterlin, 88, on Jan. 3 • Alma B. Theriot, 83, on Jan. 7 • Bentley W. Watters, 76, on Jan. 6 • t-vta1or J Dean, 74, on Jan. 7 • Pdul Kennedy Jr., 75, on Jan. 9 • Robert B Silver, 55, on Jan. 3 • Lee A Hood, 45, on Jan. 6 DUI ARRESTS The roUowmg people were arrested recently on suspi- C'IOn of dnving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on susp1aon of a crime, and, as with dll such crunes, they are innocent until proven guilty. COSTA MESA David Avila-Jimenez, 33, of Costa Mesa Frdflces M. Block, 36, of Costa Mesa Don P. Mdrtinez, 41, of Costa Mesa John C. Bennett, 30, of Costa Mesa Wtlllam C. Hales, 68, of Costa Mesa Donte D Jenkins, 24, of Costa Mesa Robert K. Buell, 33, of Costa Mesa Russell G Pigeon, 37, of Costa Mesa Edward S Flores, 45, of Costa Mesa Claudio G. Gomez, 22, of Costa Mesa Patrick J Moran, 51, of Aliso Viejo Fel.tdano Herrera, 28, of Anaheim Robert L. Owens, 42, of Baisch Spnng,-Texas Michael S. McGinty, 33, of Dana Point Michael J. O'Connor, 54, of Huntington Beach Cynthia Agw.rre, 26, of Long Beach Judy F. Porras, 45, of Mission Viejo Santiago L. Fuentes, 34, of Newport Beach Linda A. McLeod, 30, of Newport Beach Nick J. Henderson, 29, of Newport Beach Derek P Lachance, 24, of Redondo Beach Victor Lara-Rocha, 25, of Santa Ana Jill E. Delosangeles, 29, of Santa Ana Lee R. Galvan, 26, of Santa Ana Joyce L. Padilla, 45, of Santa Ana Charles L Duff. 52, of Santa Barbara Cesar Montiel-Mondragon, 29, of Costa Mesa MARRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Jessie G Hernandez and Rebecca L. Snyder, married on Dec 26 in San Francisco • Craig D. Eliason and Lois K. Munemitsu, married on Jan 3 m Costa Mesa • Jesus Gutierrez and Celia I. Valencia, married on Jan. 6 m Santa Ana • Nicolas Guillen and Patrice A. Wilson, married on Jan. 6 m Santa Ana • Tuan V. Nguyen and Hang K. Nguyen, married on Jan. 3 m Fountain Valley •Hubert C. Ferry Jr. and Slurley R. Pearson, married on Jan. 3 in Placentia • Donald M Kennedy and Narcyza A. Krasuski, married on Dec. 27 in Newport Beach • Jason 0. Jacobi and Stephanie R. Sultany, married on Jan 3 in San Clemente NEWPORT BEACH • Bartholomew G Genovese and Deanne M. Reposa, married on Jan. 1 m Corona del Mar -• Michael J . Carignan and Amanda J. Ball, married on Dec. 27 m Mammoth Lakes • Robert P. Schwabach and Joy D. Anthony, married on Jan. 2 in Santa Ana • Michael T. Bywater and Dutcharee T. Phen1ati, married on Jan. 3 in Newport Beach • David B. Wilshin and Joanne C. Rodasta, married on Jan. 1 in Newport Beach Pilot READERS HOTLINE 642-6086 Record your comments about the Dally Pilot or news tlps. WOA ,.,,_. VOL 91, NO. 40 ADDRESS Our lddress Is 330 w. Bay St.. CosU Mesa, C.llf. 92627. THOMAS H. JOHNSOflll. CORBEO'IONS Publisher WIWAM LOIN>f1.L. It Is the Pllot't policy to prompt- Editor ly correct all errOB of sobstanc.e. STIVI M+Jallf. Please call 57-M233. Managing Editor m lONYDOODO, The Newport hacM:osta Mes. Assistant Managing Editor = Piiot (USPS-144-800) It TINA 80RGATTA. bhed Mondty tjwough sat- Oty Editor Ufday. In Newport leach rid ROGB~ Costa Mesa, subJicrlptklns .. Sports Editor onty w allable by IUbtajbl'(G> MMC MMl1N. The l1mes Or1nge County ) 252.f 14,, In .,... outside of Phdto Editor ~ e..cttn c-.. ~ LYMillllOLA. 11Ub9c:rfptJons to the Dal!V "lot ~ Ad\.wtltl1'19 ~ ate evallebte by mlill f« Nll't Oii I INCi, s pet month. SecOnd des Cl..med~ = p9'd ~ c.c.tl M.N, CA. lndudt ... .ppflc:lble • LAHA IOHNION. state and local --.) fl05TMASo .. Ptomotlons m: Send .... changes to ,......, SIW4,, The Nlwpor1 ~ .... Oli.f Financial Officaf Dilly~ '-0 ... 1SIO. c.c.tl '\ KIM HAGGen'Y I OMV NDT 'A curious dog stares at a llama named Filo while ownen Paula WlllOD ad Lury tag of Snnraato Canyon take lt for a stroll alo• the Back Bay .ln Newport Beach. The couple bought the Dam.a In DeCeliaber for~ reuom. They are starting up tbelr own backpacldng company mlng llamas. Triangle Square program gives local schools $10, 000 Search continues for school chief By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-A handful of local middle schools and high schools each will take home today a share of a $10,000 donation from Triangle Square's Cash 4 Your School program. Tuangle Square shoppers who par- ticipated in the program turned in receipts totaling $5 or more in mer- chandise purchased ~etween Oct. 1 and Dec. 31 of last year in exchange for Cash 4 Your School tickets. The shoppers HUed out the tickets -each listing the name of a particular school and the dollar amount printed on the original receipt -then deposited them in collection boxes around the shopping center and on school cam- puses. The $10,000 will be divided among the participating schools based on points earned. Newport-Mesa campuses that will benefit from the program are TeWm- kle Middle ~.chool, Ensign Intermedi- ate School, and Corona del Mar, Estancia and Newport Harbor high schools. Mary Ann Ehret, principal of TeWinkle, said she was pleased with obituary the school's participation in the pro- gram and appreciates the support from local businesses. "I think it is wonderful,· she said. •I love to see a partnership between education and businesses. I really like the support they give to the schools." Participants in today's 11 :30 a.m. presentation will include Costa Mesa Mayor Peter Buffa, school board Pres- ident Jim Ferryman, Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Ed Fawcett and Media One General Manager Del Heintz, who is also the chamber's president. By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -A brochure describing the vacant Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District's super- intendent position will be issued to board members by the end of this week. The brochure will be dis- cussed at Tuesday's school , boa.rd meeting, and the fin- ished product will be sent out before March 3. Presently, the district is in the process of establishing the interview committee. "We are working on the district interview committee and deciding on the type of person who will partici- pate," said Newport-Mesa board member Serene Stokes. Yankee Tavern founder Marco Anich dies The 20-member commit- tee will include two parents from each of the four high school zones, three mem- bers of the community, four members of the school's employee associations, two students and three teach- ers. Llielong Newport Beach resident Marco Peter Anich died Tuesday at Hoag Hospital. He was 80. Born in his family home in Newport Beach, Mr. Anich was a member of one of the first graduating classes at Newport Harbor High School, said his wife of SO years, Patricia. After a few years of college, Mr. Anich opened his own insurance bro- kerage and eventually built the Yan- kee Tavern and surrounding bayfront offices with his partner, the late Don Anderson. caring kind of guy." Gardner said he met Mr. Anich in the late 1920s, dur- ing the "Balboa Prohibition crazy days.n "We grew up together during the honky-tonk era," Gardner said. "We lived at the dance Marco Ankh halls, bootlegged liquor and did lots of gambling." Gardner said. "So Marco and a guy named Whitey Henderson found San Onofre. "He surfed with Duke Kahanamoku. They were so much ahead of·the rest of us, it wasn't even funny." Mr. Anich is survived by his wife; sons Peter of Kailua, Hawaii, and Tony of Prescott, Ariz.; daughter, Usa Clemmer of Mission Viejo; and three grandchildren. Stokes said~ames will be drawn from each zone once a selection of commit- tee contenders are chosen. ·He was one o~ my oldest friends," said Judge Robert Gardner, who knew An.ich for more than 65 years. "He was a really decent, kind and thoughtful Gardner also recalled how Mr. Mrs. Anich said no memorial ser- vice is planne d, except for a private family gathering to spread bis ashes in the ocean where he. loved to surf and fish . The post was vacated. by Mac Bernd in December and is temporarily being filled by former school administrator Bob Francy unW a permanent superin- tendent is chosen in late June. Mesa, CA 92626. Copyright No news stories, Illustrations. edito- rial matter or advertlMments herein can be reproduced with· oUt written permission of copy- right owner. HOW TO REACH US . OmMdon The Times Orange Coonty (800) 252-91 41 ~ Onslfled 642-5678 =rN321 News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News. Sports fl)( 646-4170 :.=1~1ot29earthllnk.Mt II.Illness Office 642-4121 luslnea Fu 631-5902 • P\A>Hlhed by .,,. callfomla CotnmuoltY News,. • ,,,,,. Mm>t ~ w "'*-tG. .......... ~lnd ao .............. "'°' ~ Gtnefll _...., 91fllC. Ot Al._.. .... Anich was a great pioneering surf er in Big Corona until the jetties were built "The jetties ruined Big 'Corona," WEAJ' TEMPEAAlURES from the west. and Balboa there's a small craft 63/48 and heavy surf advl- Corona del Mar sory throughout the 62149 ~y. Cost4' Mesa 64144 TIDIS Newport Beach TODAY 63/48 First low Newport Coast 8:32 •.m. 1.7 :tPOMCAST First high 1:16 a.m. 4.1 Second low LOCATION SIZE 7:01 p.m. 2.1 Wedge 2·3nw Second high Newport 2-4nw 2:10 p.m. 2.6 Blackles 2-3 nw 1"HURIDAV River J4rtty 2-l nw Fltst low CdM 2-4nw 10:17 a.m. 1.4 M>ATING Ant h'9h 2:211.m. 4.1 UQM and v•riable Second low wfnds duri:;a the 1:22 p.m. 2.4 morning wt bee~ Stmndhlgh north-~ et15 4Mp.m. 2.6 to 20 knots In the •fMt noon. A ten-... foot ...... coming ,,......... ., • ~r ... t,_,...-,.. . • • -j •• ~.:_1 With the most recent storm on the way out wave height wUI stMt to dee.line and probably rest et the waist to shoulder high r•nge today. Waves Thun- day should be about the same, but Friday wtlltffmote dedlne. The WMk-./ end IMy btlng RNU- ., WIWI yet, but the good MWJ Is they'll bedNrw.nda ltttlt -sloppy. The Miill ls from the nonhvWllt et M>out .,...._ NEWPORT BEACH • .._.,.Av.we: Property worth $750 was stolen frol'n a garage In the 100 blodc. • Ellt.., o.tw: Dock boxes worth S 1,000 were stolen from the 1700 block. • .... , .. ,...., c.ourt Property worth $9,749 was stolen from • home In the flm block .. • Via OportD: A painting worth SS,000 w•s stolen from the 3400 blodt. COSTA MESA • ........ -.....: A stereo worth SSOO w•s stolen from a car ln tM1700~ • ........ Awl .. ; A Jeep Wranglef was vandallnd In the 1700~. ............ -......: c:omp.ct dha and toOls worth Du w.. stolen from • car In the 2000 block. • '9HI ......... :Took worth $4.020 W.-. ttQlen from I .... In the 1900 btodt. ................ : sw.o ~ -octw ptoptrty worth S2JS wm llOlen m.n • home In h • bloG.. Ne~port Beach/Cosra Mcs11 Oii.ily Pilot . Taking a Louisville · Slugger to that El Nillo buSiness \ . I 've been reasonably good- natured about El Ni.no. After all, anyone who has swvived 40 winters in Chicago and north- ern Indiana can only regard the El Ni.Do hystena with a kind of bemused detachment. Up until now, that is. Now, meteorologists are • telling us that El Niiio is going to stick its thumb in our eye clear into the sununer, and that 1s sun- ply unacceptable. I can cope with a leaking roof or et dachs- hund built so low to the ground that every time we send her out to relieve herself in our saturated back yard she has to be toweled off before she can be socially acceptable in the house. I can deal with tenrus games being washed out weeks on end or coristant debris in our patio or having to put on a sou'wester to go outside and get the morning paper. A p1.ece of cake But one thing I will not tolerate rrom El Ni.no or any other human or nat- ural phenomena: the mucking up of the opening of the baseball season. Before I read these latest pro- Jections of El Niilo, I wdS going to write my gratitude for the storrris we've been experiencing because they reminded me of the wonder· ful. almost ethereal lift the start of the baseball season in Chicago always provided by marking, finally, the end of winter So being told to expect El Niilo mto the summer is like asking me to put up with snow at Wrigley Field in July. Unacceptable. This was brought home to me Woman escapes major injury after attack LISTEN UP joseph n. bell with a kind of shattering clarity Friday. All of us received with our Pilot a couple of weeks ago an elaborate fold-out brochure can- onizing the multimillion-dollar face lift given Anaheim Stadium (I refuse to use either Edison Field or John Wayne Airport) over the past two years The brochure included a number to call if we wanted to join several upcoming tours of the new stadJum. · I called immediately and got a recordJng telling me that the Dis- ney organization all the way up to Michael Eisner was terribly sorry but the tours were all full. The people who made the list must have picked up the paper hot otf the presses and phoned in the middle of the rught. This distressed me because I've been a good and faithlul customer for 30 years. So I used a couple of connections and man- aged lo get with a small group given d private showing Friday You remember Friday; it was the day 1t didn't rain. The stadium area was chaotic, hundreds of workmen swanning everywhere. Nothing looked familiar. I came in the Katella Avenue entrance, as always, and became instantly disoriented. Ramps are now out in the open and painted a vivid green. The facade bears virtually no resem- blance to the old stadium My familiar rendezvous places have simply disappeared in a sea of brick and glass and concrete. Inside, Anaheun StadJum looks like a ballpark again instead of the grotesquerie that was visited on us when 20,000 seats were added to accommo- date an alleged NFL football team called the Rams. Once again, it is possible to see over the left field bleachers. There is also a grassy area in dead center held, the bullperis are in full view of the spectators, and the oulfield walls are interestingly irregular, promising some unex- pected caroms. The Disney touch is never very far away -but hopefully far enough for those of us who just want to watch baseball. A rrunor aberration called an Out- field Extravaganza will shoot up geysers and fireworks to - according to our guide -• cele- brate e xciting Angel moments • Accommodations for the cor- porate expense account crowd have multiplied an quantum leaps with dugout boxes below field level so sumptuous that guests don't even have to watch .. briefly in the news man tried to clamp his hand ovgr J on Tuesday, Feb. 24, to discuss the victim's mouth but could not proposed expansion of the prevent her from screarrung, Orange County Market Place Desmond said. The meetmg, 6 p.m. in the Police have not located the Memorial Gardens BUJlding on attacker, and no description of the fairgrounds, will be led by hun is available. representatives from TelPhll The victim, whose name was Enterpnses, the Newport Beach not released, did not suffer ma1or company that runs the weekend injuries in the attack and was not swap meet. the game (which they can't see very well, anyway), club suites where the view is better but the decor less splendid, and club loges where waiters will bring food to your seats. Th.fee new restaurants and loun~e areas will serve these wealthy folks exclu- sively, which is OK with me lf Lhe revenue is invested in another tugh-quallty starting pitcher for the rest of us. So far, that hasn't hdppened, which worries me d little. Wlulc• it fancies up its ballpark, Disney continues to look for bargarn- basemen.l free agents like Jack McDowell and Omar Ohvdres. Those angel visitations that pro- duce miracles routinely tn Disnc) films haven't yet mad<' 11 tu Ana- heun Stadium. I'm willing to belJC.'Vl', but I need more than seats that S\\'lVe>I to face home plate and d picnic ground in center field The new stadium will carry us fo1 d month or two -but not into October unless the Angels are c,ttll pld) mg then. Meanwhile, I would suggest that the Disney depdrtment in charge of miracles tum its allen- bon to El Niilo. It wdl soon be tune to play ball, and dn~ contin- uation of this absurd rdm past April 1 should be regrtrded as behavior detrimentdl to hasebdll and banished along with last year's danong girls, oompah I bdnd and ducking 101 bdlls uetween innings. • JOSEPH N. BEU.'S column runs every Wednesday I TelPhil has asked lur pemuss1on to add a class1c rttr museum, rearranged fc:Umers mdrket, mdnu- facturers outlet area drnJ a Thurs- day evening street fdll' to the ev~nt TelPhil spokespeople will b<> on hand to druwer community questions about the proposal, wtuch must sWl be dpproved by fair othoals. A Newport Beach woman Wds attacked Thursday when a man climbed through the bathroom window of he r 38th Street home and apparently attempted to rape her, police said. The man fled when she screamed The attacker broke into the home around 1:30 a.m .. awakened the victim in her bed, and climbed on top of her, said Newport Beach Police Sgt. 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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1998 Teachers await word on grant reqµests By Marissa Espino, Daily Plht NEWPORT-MESA School district teachers will be crossing their fingers Thursday rught, hoping their requests for a teacher's grant will be up for consideration by the Newport- Mesa Schools Foundation The 25-member Alliance Committee for the Grants to Teachers program, sponsored annually by the foundation, will review 186 anonymous • teacher proposals from 27 . Newport-Mesa schools at a round-table discussion. "Each grant is read by a group of five people,• said Lori Marston, executive vice presi- dent of the foundation. "The allocation people are simply grading these proposals on ment, and we will tally the score and average each of them." A five-member grant com- mittee will take an. the scores • and put the ones that receive the highest at the top of the list and issue money to each pro- posal until the money runs out, Marston said. The final decision on who receives the grants will be made next week and be pre- sented before the school board March 10. The foundation this year will allocate about $80,000 for the program. ranging from $250 to $10,000 grants com- pared to last year's allocation of $25,442 in the amount of $500 7k ~"" o-.,.e ~/ • CHA'S FAMILY 3C SHOE REPAIR G ~, . 1673 Irvine Ave. #F _ ... ~ ,.,1-lh\1 -.... ........_ ... 714-642-4314 No matter what you're doing. your hometown ne\NSpaper FITS IN... Daily Pilot grants. Fifty-four teach.en were given grants for tJ>eC:ia1 oom projects. The majonty of the funding for Uus yean program Ui being provided by several compa- nies, including tl}.e Irvine Co., the Steele Foundation, New- port Beadl Arts Commission and Del Heintz, general man- ager of Media One Cable. Donations also have been giv- en by parents and small busi- ness owners. · •1•m not sure if anybody really knows how much th.is foundation is committed to giv- ing these donations to the teachers," Marston said. "We are an all-volunteer founda- tion, and we are committed to having our money go into clearly defined educational projects that go directly into the classroom.• Linda Mook. president of the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers, said the teachers · work together to plan the best proposals to benefit the stuoo:. dents. • "The teachers support each other to get the needed resources for their classrooms,• Mook said. "The foundation does a fantastic job of ferreting out the wonderlul proposals that affect the most kids, and the teachers a.re very grateful for.the foundation support. It fills the niche for needed resources into the classroom and really. help~ improve and enhance the situation in those classrooms.• . . 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I I WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1998 DOGS CONTINUED FROM 1 Councilwoman Hedlher Somers said professional painters could set up easels m dty parks and sell their canvases whtle Mayor Peter Buffa said the anb- advertising law could be hard to enforce without posting city staff BURGLARIES CONTINUED FROM 1 a step ladder to reach the ftrsl- floor window of a home in the 900 block of West Bay Avenue, Desmond said. or anuna.l control officers m the park aroWld the clock. But City Attorney Tom Kathe, who wrote the changes to the city law, said the law boils down to common sense to distinguish between professionals and ama- teurs. "We're pretty comfortable that we haven't opened the door to anyUung, • Kathe said. HThts ordi~ nance 1s about as narrow as we After ransacking the house, the burglar stole an estunated I $200.000 in cash and jewelry, Desmond said In this break-in, the ladder belonged to the reS1- dent, but again no one reported seeing the burglar flee. Desmond said. Pobce said the)il:ds "ftt>t know around town • Send yow AROUND TOWN ltMM to: the Dally Piiot. Around Town, 330 W. Bay St., ca.ta ~ 92627; fax 646- 4170 or call 540-12.24. ext. DJ. A eompl.te listing of Around Town CM be found at www.latlmes.ciomlpllot . TODAY WELLNESS SEMINAR Commuruty Educabon Center offers d seminar, I low to Reduce Your TdXes to Zero, from 6:30 to 9:30 pm at 270 I Fairview Road, Costa Mesa The cost is $29 pe r person plus a $10 mate- nal fee>. Call 432-5880 EDUCATIONAL WORK.SHOP The Uruted Planners' Finan- aal Sl~mces of America offers a free educauonal workshop, How to Protect Financial Assets ma Tough Market, at 7 p.m. di the Newport Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club, 900 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach Call 719-9300 MATH WORKSHOP can make it.• The council vote to allow pro- fessional dog walkers came after an incident involving one small business owner -Doggone Wallcmg owner Gary Ballantyne -who last year was cited for doing business on city property without a permit. That citation was later dropped and because city offi- cials decided to start rewriting how many culprits are responsi- ble for the 31 burglaries in the Corona deJ Mar, Balboa Peninsu- la and Balboa Island area. Many of the crimes, however. are linked by common characteris- tics: They occur on weekends, \nvolve the u5e of ladders or fences and seem to target single-farruly SEA LIONS CONTINUED FROM 1 answer," he said. •At the rate these animals are coming in, they'd soon be at maximum capacity." Cordaro said the stranded the rules to allow professionals like Ballantyne to stay. they let him return to the park only a few weeks after he was banned while they worked out the kinks m the new rules. Ballantyne has used the local Bark Park and another dog- friendly facility in Huntington Beach to entertain his funy clients since he started the small business in 1996. homes located on corner lots. ·We need the public's help here," Desmond said, noting that catching whoever is responsible may depend on a quick-thmking ntizen who sees something suspi- cious. "I can't stress how impor- tant tt is to notify us in a timely manner so that we can respond.• anVTlals represent natural selec- tion at work. "If we don't let nature do what it does. then sooner or lat- er we'JI have a major population crash, with disease running ram- pant." he said. MWe'U have hun- dreds of sea lions on our beach- es rather than just dozens." Classified ads work GET IHE POINT? for you! THE Daily Pilot Alfred Moravec. foundN and wellness director of the We Energy Research Jnsl1tutc, Inc .. offers a free semmM tht1I teaches how to transform nund and body to look and feel IO to 20 years younger. at 6 p m di the Four Seasons Hotel. 690 Newport Center Dnve, New- port Beach. For more infomw- tion, call 759-0808. Orange Codst College's Re- Entry Center offers a free workshop, Becoming Math Confident, from 5:30 to 7 30 p.m. in the center, room 106, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesd Call 432-51 b2 Classified Community Marketplace ABUSE PREVENTION CLASS The Orange County Chtlcl Abuse Prevention Center ofter-. classes for those interested in volunteering for its Welcom<' ADVENTURE 16 Baby program, from 6:30 to 9:30 I Adventure 16 Outdoor and p.m. at 2482 Newport Blvd . Travel Outfitters offers d frpe Suite 7, Costa Mesa For more progrd.ffi, High Altitude Moun- informabon. call 722-1107 td.meenng at 7 pm at 195(} 1 1 ldrbor Blvd., Co!>td Mesd ror TAX REDUCTION SEMINAR mon' information. call b50- 0range Coast College's 3301 WE ACTIVATE YOUR PAGER $10.95 Sabatino Tommy Peter Pl11l Vince ffi~ ~~.w--S~-w~~ 1 FAST FRIE\[ll.\ <;fR\ llE \\ITH :\ PERSL1\ \I I L"'l I 1 800 760-9267 AIRPORTS LAX: SQO 00 ec} ' ""di O! ~ 'bO 00 round •r 1.1 ONTAllO: Same as abovi:: SAN DllG01 \150 00 ea<.t' wa. :x >9:..0 00 • 1rxJ tr 1 J. WAYNIJ0.(.1 S50 00 e«t Wdv HOURLY1 Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner l nJqu .. 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A complete "physiral • • blood work-up" • • ( h•>blcrol C hobterol Rauo HDL • • LPI LI )L HDL Ratio Tnglycend~' • • Sodium fluid l->.11.in\l Iron 1anern1a) Glucose d1.1h1 tis • 1'11t.1ss1um 10u1d h.11.inu· Cnk1um \P<im· cim:opowsb) LDH (l1vu • lot.11 l'rotem {11vn l lm At1d ).;•1u1/;uthnt1s) Phosphoruu~ • • h m pir.Hh 'f••l l • • And More! 25 Tests included for Only $20.00 • • ·a hr fastm~ Required, water 1s permitted • • • CANCER SCREENING (BLOOD TEST) • IATE FEES CONTINUED FROM 1 cuss sped.fie legal issues regarding late payment charges. In general, Mesa can leqally recover the cost of hanging notices on doors stating that water service will be shut off if payment is not received, plus postage for late payment notices mailed to homes and other costs, ottid.als said. But Proposition 218 and other laws stipulate that any late pay- ment charge imposed by Mesa must exactly match the district's costs and cannot be more unless approved by voters. Director Hank Pani.an said he agrees it may be time to sit down and add up those costs to make sure Mesa is not losing money on late payments but is not sure the district could justify charging $5. "U the service now costs $1.50, and the district ls only charging a dollar ... then we should look at it because the fee should carry its fair rate,• Pan- ian said. MBut before we can do Newport Beach/Cosca Me a Dail_y 1'1101 "If the service now costs $1 .50, and the district is only charg- ing a dollar ... then we should look at it because the fee should carry its lair t II ra e ... -HANK PANIAN anytl:Ung, we have to dete~ne exactly wbot the cost of hanging a late tag iS. • However board member Fred Bockmiller didn't think the S5 recommended charge went far enough and said be would support e ither ~g the late fee $10 or creating a percent- age-based charge tied to lhl" amount of the bill, to be paid with interest. Panian said unfortunately. late payments may be unavoid- able. •1 think a lot of people dft> just going to be delinquent," Panian said. Holy Smokes! 1/3 of our Bar is Certified Outdoors! 3 Outdoor Pool Tables Always "Your Home Away From Home" I 8.30 Newport B lv d . Newpo rt at H ar bor Costa Mesa 548-8428 S75 00 four hour m,rnnum piu' 90-!! DINNlll/HUNCH: S 100 00 fcx three t-ours Gra1111t'v included \30 00 each ldd • orlil hO\Jr WIDDINGS1 S250 00 fOI three hour; Grdhllty included \50 00 eacll add1t1ona1 hour flATUllS1 • A ~1mple blood test to screen h1r • • a tumors in the Prostate P~A $40.00 • • rt'rommendt'd for men owr "0 years old) • • b) tumors tn the COLON/Rl:C I UM (CEA) $40.00 • • •THYROID PANEL ($35.00) includes T3, T4, T7 . • • BLOOD TYPE (ABO & RH) $20.00 • Dail l!ilot C !AM W!W! ¥= I '!WUll'll""®' TY. VCR, CD player 1Ti0Clf(001 tir 11"N'efter fOI yau business rraveler wh.. take laptaps wherever you go TOlaliy compatible for FAX machuies, etc This hmo IS fully f!QU1ppedl • •ARTHRITIC PANEL $15.00 • •• SATIJRDAY, FEBRUARY 21 , 1998 •• NEIGHBORHOOD COMMUNITY • 1845 PARK AVl:NUE •COSTA MESA, CA 92627 • • Please call for an appointment 1 (800) 444-9604 • • Monday thru Fnday (9 00 AM -5:00 PM) • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• @FITNESS- ~ .._ ur;;.rJ A ~ .di,. SPOPtlT ~u -©J8 SUNDAY FEBRUARY 22, 1998 Fashion Island, Newport kach SK and 1 OK Run/Walk Tons of Kids Races Register Kids' Expo 7 a.m. -11 p.m. "It's cool tori.an for your school!" Proceeds benet1t· Lincoln, Andersen &nd H&rborv1ew Element&ry Schools For more information: (714) 862-4120 • r IK lir\l pl.1.rt winner of each SK and I OK age group will re~l'lv~ \\II \ running ~hoes. • ~ 1 I lour '"""'' \PIRI I RUN !Op q11Jl1ty 4-cokir l-\hm .mt! lru rdrnhmcn1\ 10 Jll rcg1Mcrcd p.mic;1prnl\. • I 1~<' t·111c11.11nme111 .1long the court.e .111d ;1.1 1hc llnishlrnc fc.11urrng the 1une, of the Rrc.tk.iway' & Hun11ng W.ilJu. ORANGEWOOD .... ,.,, ... , ......... . The SPlRtT RUN acknowledge$ the slgmficant ~madetolhe comlTUllty by 1hl Ol1ogewood Children'• FouOOatJon -~ ~t'ffin. ................ ~-.. Teachers concerned about retirement rush . 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Under Coach nm Parse!, e ninth-grctde Eagles used the omhinaLion of twins Danny and {Pony Vdlhuena to seal the PCL 'town Ch11s SorC"e's sophomore team lso gri\hlw.d the ll'Ogu("s a.rdwu.rc with dn 9-1 posting md tt 19-4 overall showing. ThC' 10th gradt>1s were led by arshaun Gurner and Mike f'ynolds · E<\tAnc-ut'!l .JV boys t am, o,1rhe<i hy Rus!>Pll Kang ath •1Nl l\ 12-9 record lncluding siit wino; ancl rour oss •s m PCL oc lion) lr.d by m1ors Mike Stapl ton, Kelly cwmcn1 nncl Monu Tn mr.lu. TI1 I!dgl s' c iris 1un1or vAl'Slty "m wa the only girls JV team r the cltstnct team to be abl to y that at h ,at ell three of the th t nu; fhc EA'glt topped •SEE LIGHlWEIGHTS PAGE I CDM TAKING APPEAL TO STAT Free-lance status a potential option for majority of PCL scho~ls, including Costa Mesa, shb'uld appeal be denied . By Barry Faulkner, Datly Piiot CORONA DEL f\.1AR -Corond del Mdr High PrinapaJ Don Martin said he will matl an appeal today to the CIF State O ffice in San Raidel, asking CdM be placed m the Pdcthc Coast League next fall c1n<l be replaced an the Sea View Ledgue h} cur· rC'nl PCL representauve Aliso Niguel Md11..u1, as well as Costa l\l~sc1 J lagh Pnncipal Andy Hernandez, also <.,c11d lhf' ffidJnrit} of schools currently in tlw ... 1x. member PCL have discussed playing as free-lance schools in the 1998-99 school year, should this appeal be denied. "I'll send a four-page a ppeal to Jack Hayes (executJve clirector of State CIF), based on the three releaguing criteria (geography, enrollment and competitive eqwty), and the fact that procedures and outlines created by (county) principals were not followed," Martin said. CdM, which Martin believes is a better fit an the PC L than the Sea View, based on all three critena, had been scheduled to shift to the PCL next fall. But, ollng the CIF Southern Section's comnutment to revisit area placement, which could re move parochial schools Mater De1, Santa Margarita and the com- bined entity of Servile/Rosary from the Ordnge County Area (and, consequently, GoJng lree-Jcince} WOUid be a slgril/icant departure from how. these issues have been d eal t with in the past. But we're in a very strange t • II 111les ... -COSTA MESA PRINCI PAL ANDY HER NANDEZ from county public-school league~) Orange County league representall\ e~ voted, 8-1 with one abstention, to retain status quo for one more year at the Jan 2Q meellng ol the CIF Southern Section Coun- ol. Martin's subsequent ap~al, asking that CdM and Ahso Niguel switch leagues, was unarurnously derued at the same council meellng, estdblished dS the deadline for the Orange County Area to produce a plan to cilign schools m athletic leagues, beqin- mng next tdll But Maron, after Aliso Niguel was the lone d1ssentmg vote last week in CdM's dttempt to broker a switch requiring the undrumous approval of 12 schools in the C)ed V1e\~ dnd PCL, said appealing to State Clf is hls n<:>xt option I spoke with CIF Southern Section C'omml'>'iloner Dean C rowley a nd be • SEE COM PAGE 8 r-----------------------------------~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, 1 I ' I I I I I I HIGH SCH OO L GIRLS BASKETBALL I I I I I I 11 I I I I I I I I I I '· I I I I ~ M ~AuGERTY DAILY Pl.OT Costa Mesa High's girls basketba ll team, co-champions of the Pacific Coast League, ls riding high into the C IF Playoffs. Front row, from left: Kim Nguyen , Jenny Earnest, U anne Sasaki, Autumn Smith, E\elyn Powers and Nancy Hatsushi; Back row, from left. asslstant coach Andrew Banua, Carolina Garcia, Taline Selkeldjlan. J ulie Collett, Kelly Chapin, Kristin Chisholm and Coach Sbontel She rwood. The Mustangs will host Yucca Valley Saturday night in the first round of m-A play. • It all came together at Estanna one night and a close-knit MPsa squad rode it all the way to the lop. By Barry Faulkner, f>a1/y Pilot E ight games under .500, 0-1 in tht' Pacific Coast League a nd m1r<'cl in a six-game losing streak, the Costa Mesa High girls basketball tea.m turned its season around m the one place 11 ,.., least welcome. Jdn 13, the Mustangs used three separate runs of eight unanswered points, as Vtiell as an 11-0 scoring surge, to produce a confidence-bulleting 47-28 triumph in a senes mark ed by heart-stopping final-minute histrionics · "We played so well,• Sherwood recalled. •That was definitely the turrung our ctod-toWn In their gym, by JO ._,., was probably the best win Mesa has had in that rivalry in a long time ... • -SHONTEL SHERWOOD reeled off six straight PCL tnumphs, including a 53-52 come-from:behind decision at Aliso Niguel. Jan. 29, which left the Mustangs in a first-place tie with the wounded Wolverines. A disappointing Feb. 10 home loss to two-time defendmg champion Laguna Hills appeared to dash the Mustangs' • 4-12 !>tdrt chdn t 't'C'm to laze Sherwood's conhdenc<' m thls tC'am Sherwood sd1d after the league·OJX.>nmq los.., to Aliso that she believed ~ k.,a could C'dm the league title, a statement many Likely dismissed as quickly dS they had Sherwood's strugghng squdd Then, when l<>adl!lg scorer, defensive catdlyst and . eruor leader Kelly Chapin went down \vtth a back tn}ury with six league games remcllruJlg, the n4ysayers seemed to nod k.nowmgly at one· another, confident of Mesa's unpend.mg I denuse But, blessed with uncommon chemistry. chameleon-hke versablity and The hostile confines of cross-town rival Estancia's girls gym, where the Mustangs had lost three strdight, appeared an unlikely launching pact to Coach Shontel Sherwood's rmssion to capture the school's first league tiUc m tour seasons. point m our seasQD. We JUSt blew their doors off. To beat our cross-town rivals m their gym, by 19 points, was probably the best wm Mesa bas had in that rivalry m a long time.· btle hopes. But Laguna Hills went on to knock off A.1.aso two nights later, leavmg Mesa and the Wolverines tied atop the league standings at 8-2. a heaping helping of plain old heart, the Mustangs proved Sherwood quite prophetic I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I ' I I ... But after the host Eagles took a 9-7 lead 12 seconds into the second penod, Suddenly energized, the Mustangs Thou gh it had been eight years S10ce the Mustangs posted a losing record, the • SEE CHAMPIONS PAGE I l I L----------------------------------------------•-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·-~ .• MIIJ.ER NAMED TO COACH SOUTH FOOTBALL AI.I.-STAR • Former Costa Mesa head man, who guided Tustin to CIF Division V final last fall, hopes to put some numbers on the scoreboard July 10 a t Orange Coast College. ANAHEIM -Former Costa Me>!i4 High football coach Myron Miller, who led Tustin High to the Clf SO\.ithem Section OiVl!ilon V Championship game last fall and has· guided three different school to ctJt;title games tn nine yee.ra, will coach tbe SoUth in the 39th edttton of tbe qtange County North-South All-Star Footb all Game, scheduled July 10 at O range Coast College Mill r, peaking Tu lday at th O rang County newsmakers luncheon announcing his appoµltmcnt as Sou\h Coach, S6kl tie looks forward to lDJecting som offense into a gaaie which has produced a 23-point com- tilne<t everag th4t lut l t yean. •There have been some real good baseball ICOtel in recent years, but I'm hoping we can put some poln on the board this year,• wd the S4·yee.r-old Com Mesa resident. wboee :IUsbn teams have averaged mo than •6 points per game the 1aM twO ~· •nus ls real exating for me, because ·you don't g~t many chance to be a part of a gam lille this,• Miller said. •To work with kids who are o highly moti- vated and su ch great "thl t will be a pleasure." Mill r guided Tustiil to l:i straight victon , mcluding th achool's first-ever Golden W t Lea~ ch6mpion hip, before falling to Santa Marganta, 55·'42, in the DivWon v tttle game D«. '20 at C-1 State PUDerton. MWat'• ground-on.m.d dou· blewtlagoftmlebM~ .... ~ ly unstoppcible the last two eea· son , in which the 11llers bave gone 24·3. Tustin establi.C.bed the oounty · 10gle-sea..son scoring record wttla 611 pomts ln 13 games (an .,... eg of •5.9 per game) in 1-. th n unproVed 00 that lut IT I I M Wlth 642 (46 4 per cont91t) ...... Margertta. ...... debNd .. county record llill W -. Mt points. MWerll .... llia .... sont et :ru.tta. a. ·••Ill . . .. . . . " WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARV 18. 199CI Bltl Newport Harbor's CIF hoops game changed to Thursday •Sailors' first-round clash with Ayala moved up a day to accommodate CIF wrestling at the Bulldogs' gym. Newport Harbor High'• first. round CIF Southern Section I-AA boys basketball playoff game at Ayala, originally scheduled Pri- ddy, will be played Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Coach Larry Hirst announced Tuesday. Hirst said a conflict with a CIF WTeslling meet hosted by Ayala Friday and Saturday necessitated the change, which he said should have no effect. •1 told my coaches today, I'd JUSl as soon we played Tuesday,• Hirst said. ·1 don't enjoy the wait- mg and, at this point in the sea- son, I don't think our lads do either.· The change also will allow Vanguards' women clinch GSAC crown FRESNO -Southern Califor- rud College's women's basketball team improved to 24-5 overall, 10-0 in the Golden State Athletic Conierence as the Vanguards cllnched the conierence title with a 63-58 win over Fresno Pacific Tuesday night.. Kristi Wright (23), Gina Jojola (15) and Elaine Whittemore (12) led sec. GOU>EN STAn Antl.ETIC CONRRENa sec n , FasNO PACJAC sa SoC.111 C.ol. · Chaney 2, Jojola 15, Kempton 4, Emde 3, Whittemore 12, Pana 4, Wright 23, ~ricenhoff 0. 3-pt. goafs ·Wright 3, Kempton 1, Emde 1 Fnllno Pac:tfk -Bargus 3, Bede 6, SedwKk 3, Charleston 11, Sweet 13, Dennis 14, Moore 8. 3-pt. goals · S\11/fft 3. Dennis 1, Bargus 1. Fouled out · Charleston. Halftime: SoCal College, 33-30. SCHEDULE TODAY • Buketbilll Community college men · Orange Coast at Irvine Valley, 7:30 p.m. .. Community college women • Orange Coast at Irvine Valley, 5:30 p.m • Vot~ll Community college men · Grossmont at Orange Coast 7 p.m. • Softb.11 Community college · Orange Coast at Los Angeles Oty College, 3 p.m. • Tennis College women · Southern Califomla College at UC San Diego, 2 p.m. Hirst to scout potential secolld- round opponents Upland 41ld Capistrano Valley, when they collide at Capo Valley Friday night. . Meanwhile, the Estancia High boys soccer team's quest to find an alternative site for Friday's home game against Ocean View in the first round of the Division rv playoffs, has yet to be resolved. · The Eagles, whose campus field has been ravaged the the recent rainfall, are anticipating an OK from Orange Coast College this morning in order to use the Pirates' facility. -by Barry Faulkner sec men fall victim at Fresno Pacific, 64-61 FRESNO -Southern Califor- nia College's men's basketball team rallied in the late going, but was not able to overcome a 1"res- no Pacific advantage and fell to the Sunbirds, 64-61 in a Golden State Athletic Conierence game Tuesday night.. Deanne Keane (19), Adam Oziermski (18) and Terence Wilborn (11) led sec. which fell to 16-13 overall, 5-6 in the GSAC. GOlDEN S1'All AnuTIC co..........a FMSNO PAClfllC 64. SCC 61 SoCal Col .... • KHne 19, Cezar 2, Dzlerzvnskl 18, Fetull 0, SCheuerman 1, Hiii 0, ~ntee 4, Dignan 6, Wilborn 11. ].pt. goals · Keane 3. Wilborn 3, Dzlerzynsld 2, Dignan 2, SCheurman 1. FreMO hdtk · Maxwell 7, Tipton 6, Candllora 3, Baker 5, Weathers 22, Jones 4, Snow 17, French 0. 3·pt. _goals · Snow 5, Candllora 1. Halftime: SoCal College, 33-30. LIGHlWEIGHTS CONTINUED FROM 5 CdM, Newport and Mesa. Q Coach Ron Uehle at Newport Harbor took to the season with • just five players on bis girls N team. But Uehle and crew (consisting of Lindsay Moore, Nicole Ashton, Jacqueline Tulisiak, Lauren Gallardo and Esther Lofgren) picked up a league record of 2-81Uld an I Mustangs eliminated SANTA MONICA - ',...----~ --- ' • J • • .. rfl _... - • ..Ar- Annette Grub~ch sank o game. tying goal in the second quarter of CIP Southern Section Division m girls water polo playoff action, but it would be Costa Mesa High's lone score as Santa Moni- ca ended the Mustangs' season with a 6-1 win Tuesday. Coach Scott 'Thylo.r's Mustangs finish the season 11·15. Host Santa Monica took advantage of five Costa Mesa ejections in the second half to convert.on several 6-oo-5 situa- tions and nail a four-meter penal- ty shot to seal the win. The Vikings (17-5) used a suf- focating defense to bold Costa Mesa's leading scorer, Cari Howse, without a goal. However, she managed to record a team- bigh four steals. Grubisich, who scored her 27th goal of the season, scored on a put- back of a shot by Allison Alastuey that bounded off the cage. Mesa goalkeeper Stephanie Lombardo tallied nine goals in the season-ending effort. Howse paced the '98 cam- paign with 48 goals on the season while Amy Devey tallied 46 for a squad that saw 1 t of its regular season losses come at the hands of teams ranked in the Top 10 in Oran~ty. Of SICT10N PLAYOFFS DfVISM)N "' SANTA MoMc-.A 6. CosTA MIEsA 1 COS1a~ 0100 -1 Sama Monica 1 o 3 2 · 6 Costa Mesa -A. Grubisich 1. S.ves • Lombardo 9. s.nta Monka -Altamlraldo 3, Yates 1, Mclaughlin 1, Kim 1. Saves • Ayala 6. overall mark of 6-17. On the boys side of the Sailors' JV coin, Coach John Mounce's squad finished at 9-14 and 2-8 in the league . Six-foot-two guard Billie Clayton and forward Michael Chai helped lead the Tars. Harbor's 10-graders notched a league mark of 2-8 with wins over hvine and CdM, with 6-foot-5 center Blair Jones spearheading the e ffort for Coaches Todd Harrell and Gregg Savage . Under Coach Jason Bilbrock, the freshman squad went 1-9. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES CONTINUED FROM 5 directed me to Jack Hayes," said Martin. who 1s unsure when the appeal will be beard by the state office. "It was (Crowley's) under- standing that it may go before an arbitrator," Martin said. ·r said in my letter (to Hayes) I would appreciate an expedient reply on when our appeal could be heard, because time is obviously an issue." Hayes could not be reached Tuesday to discuss the time table for resolution. Martin said the free-lance option is another possibility. "There's been some talk of going (free-lance) from a number of (current) PCL schools, if this appeal should not go through,• Martin said. ·sut we're hopeful that if this appeal is heard by an impartial judge and/or jury, they'll see the logic and rationale behind it.• Hernandez, a vocal critic of the status quo decision that culminat- FOOTBALL CONTINUED FROM 5 after three noteworthy years as head man Mesa. His Costa Mesa tenure includ- ed the Mustangs' only outright league title and lone section title- game appearance -a 44-6 loss to 'Irabuco Hills in the 1993 Division vm final -in the program's 38 varsity seasons. Miller was 16-6-2 }).is final two years (19-13-3 overall) at Mesa, where bis teams set back-to-back school scoring records with 400 and 412 points, respectively, in 1993-94. Before arriving at Mesa, he spent five seasons, two as head coach, at Ramona High, where he guided the Rams to the 1989 CIF Division rv championship, earn- ing Division rv Coach of the Year ed a near-13-month releaguing proceu, said the majority o{ PCL schools are uplortng the tree- lance possibility. "I would say (th free.-lance option) ls still far off at this point. and it's something I know J wouldn't do without the endorse- ment and support of my superin- tendent I think you'd probably also see some involvement by boards of education. "(Going free-lance) would be a significant departure from how these issues have been dealt with in the past," Hernandez contin- ued. "But we're in very strange times." Estancia Principal Peggy Ana- tol could not be reached for com- ment on whether Estancia would consider competing as a free- lance school. Pree-lance schools corppete with no league a.f.filiation, which means no league champlonships, no all-league selections for ath- letes and no automatic berths in the CIF playoffs. Free-lance schools are, however, considered by Southern Section playoff pair- ings committees for admission to playoffs in all team sports. laurels. His record with the Rams was 13-9-1. Miller's stay at Ramona also featured a victorious bead coach- ing assignment in the 1990 River- side County All-Star Game. In his third decade of coaclllng, Miller's resume also includes assistant coaclllng ~ts at Comp· ton, Downey and Marina high schools, as well as Golden West College. • He graduated from Cal Stat~ Northrldge, where he captained the Matadors' football, wrestling and rugby teams. Rancho Alamitos High's Doug Case, who represented the Vaqueros in the 1981 county all- star. game, will coach the North squad. Proceeds from the game, pre- sented by the Brea Llons Club and the Orange County Youth Foundation, benefit county chari- ties. Orange Coast women drop Saddleback, 5-4 MISSION VIEJO -Orange Coast Col-J C T E N N I 5 lege's women's tennis team, a squad of just five members, took its first Orange Empire · Conference match with a 5-4 win over Saddleback that lasted five and a half hours. ORANGE a.IRE CONfBl£NCJE OMNGI CoAsT 5, 5ADouMoc 4 Slnales • Garcia COCO def. Naffa, S-7, 6-3, 6-3; Jaeger (OCO def. Fouret 4-6, 7-6 (7-0), 7-6 (7·5); Oommeyer (S) def. Walker, 5-7, 7-5, 6-3; Poire! (OCO def. Lewis. 6-4, 6-4; Freuct (S) def. Cahn, 6-0, 6-3; Miller {S) won by default. Doubles -Jaeger-Walker (OCO def. Maff•Fou~ 7-5, 3-6, 6-4; Garda.-Poirel (OCO def. Dommeyer-Lewls. 7-5, 6-3; Mlller-Freact (S) won by default. .. CHAMPIONS- coNTINueD FROM 5 ·u nothing else, this team has been able to adapt,• Sherwood said. •When we lost (Chapin), we had to basica.lly restructure the way we ployed defense. She WU SO quick and did SO many things for us. def enmvely, we had to learn a whole new way to play.• Sherwood said another intangible behind the title run was her players' genuine feeling for their teammates. ·What I enjoy most about this team is the girls honestly care about each other. These girls support each other; from the best player to the least•talented player. That makes it fun for me." Still, bugs and smiles have never been as responsible for success as a side-shuffling • defense and a good pick and roll. So Mesa's fate was, in fact, decided more by the on-court contributions of a seven-player rotation that seemed to take turns stepping up. Indeed, the Mustangs had no fewer than eight single-game scoring leaders and seven players scored in double figur8li at least once. .. Senior Julie Collett (8.2 points per game) played the best basketball of her three-year varsity career, including a 20-point output in the huge Aliso Niguel-victory. Junior Evelyn Powers (8.7 ppg) was another consistent positiye, while junior Kim Nguyen emerged as an unsung standout, whose tenacity often · inspired her teammates. · Sophomores Jenny Earnest (4.4 ppg) and Autumn Smith (4.5 ppg) continued to develop, as did freshman Nancy Hatsushi (4.2 ppg), who drilled sol)le clutch three-pointers in league. Senior Kristin Chisholm seemingly came from nowhere to lead the team in scoring three of the final six games, bombing from threedom to provide another perimeter threat. Llanne Sasaki and Carolina Garcia added selfless support off the bench, joining Chapin and fellow injured senior Taline Seikeldjian to provide spirit. not to mention some quality minutes. Sherwood also credited first-year assistant Andrew Banua, who coached the junior varsity a year ago, for helping keep the Mustangs pointed in the right direcbon. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ~·~pon B uchlCona Meta Daily ~ilo' WEDNESDAY. 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Sl:!SO.(pet?) 642.9699 1, 2 s ps. •••••••• black & whoto male and :i yr old 1n my $12.000 Old Class Call 714_646.00 . .17 near Fa1hlon l •land P111ase be wary of out cat Vic 17th Sanla Now accepting BP· Aliso V1e10 home Lawyer Cabine t•• OPPORTUNITY All rt1I uta11 afv1rt1s111 i• tllls HWIJIPfr 11 st•l.ct to i.1 ft4· eral Fair H0111111 Al:t of 19'1 as 1m11dttl wllk• makn II 1111111 lo adwtr1111 •u y prcltrou. h1111t1tlu or dl1m mln11tu ba11d on race, ulor rell91on 111, •andlca,. f1mlll11 st1IUJ or n1llHll 011011. or u lnlutlo• 10 mah 11y nc• pralernce lim1talio1 OI discrimination • 714·497·5994 For L se !lbr• lrg den 2-car g;:ir, Ip, w/d hk· of area companies Ana. 714·54B·8342 pl1c.:i11ons Exp pref Cl Monday lhru Ft1day (3) S 1 2' long 6 1 2 or 40d 2oa College Pk ups, central air. Alarm Ch k th th 1 1 Zub les Ch icken Coop 7 JOam • 6 JOpm high 5200003 Old Home 1st• sec <:111p sys. Golt cours11 views 0 e,c1 wi B ~ oca Found 2/10 4 t 4 Old N ewport Must be e•pet1enceci. 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Ptease call • BAV FRONT * lmmac. !lor 40a, 2 car Newport Bay T errace contracts before you " 7 openings. up to _.;.(7_1_4...;)_5_7_4_·_4 _24_B ______ 1 _AP_P_L_IAN __ C_E_S- 6 - 0 - 1 - 1 I d S d f For person that finds s6oo/ k 71 • r.57 7275 gar basic app . gar · t 6 9 1 Mes a Dr 1 v e sign. hop aroun or w ... ,, · . Na nni( in my home iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii *1 STORY* nor Sl850 721·9993 7 t4-545·4855 ratas. male black cat Mom Needs Help! m CM One child catalog Ca ll today 1·800·842·1310 CAL•SCAr,, 38r LJrgo front & s1Clo ----------w/whlto chest Lost pa 11 o s *doc 11 * We st CM Stir newly 10· On Water uppor unit, BOOST SALES! Pro sinco 2/l4. 515·9076 Babysitting needed. English speaking. ca1 S69 5 000 Agent model home. yrd, w/d, 2br Iba duplx, dbl marketer helps you------------vat1ed hours 1n my neec:ted 662·0670 Tov•s H111.714·7t82721 caole. $350 ut1f incl views, quiet sgl prel'd, sell proc:tuct/svcsl Lost 2/15 2 pa1r of Aliso Vloro homo SB Calf 1oam to noon leave msg 642·9622 lmmac. $1300 650·8998 Call 714·434·2973 glasses. 1 perscr1ptoon per hour Musi be(''(· BELCOURT BEAUTY w/purpfe frame no po11encod. caring pa· Med1l11rranoan 58r ---------•Waterfront Uppe r • DE-STRESS! Aroma-case, 714·650·59:30 t1en1 and dependable 4Balh Custom Homo COTO DE 2br 2ba. Groot view, therapy In the car -------------Leave message at S9 95i000 CAZA 2 l 2 5 sun·dk. carport $2000 $19.95 ~essential 011 Lost dog small 1er11or (7 l 4) 574.4240 ••••••••-Vaughn Hapem an1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 673-6002 or 540·1355 8B8·97·SCENT mix. female. 131bs .....;_.:._ _____ __ 714·280·4747 r• black rust color vie PfT Entry Clerk Exln t ----------- MERCHANDISE n11 11ws,1p11 wtll u1 klowl19ly 1tce,1 11y 1nertlu m11t lot 1eal 111111 wlllcll ii on vttlal~• of "' law 011 1ead111 Ill •111ay llfllmtd thl I ll dWtllllll 1h1rtl11d II 1•11 H.,,_.r Ill IYllllalt II H ~I ~WIS ro ctlll· pt1l1 ti -.tln!Htl09. till HUD TtlHrtl 111 .... -424·1591 ftr IN "WlPiltl09. DC art1 lllHU u ll KUO at '21-lSOO •Panoramic View ol •••••••••• FINANCIAL FREEDOM! Mesa Del Mar aroa oppt Y in growing co ANTIQUES BIG CANVON 2Br 2Ba oce..:-. mtns. city, 3br Average people are (714) 966 0209 Ori pay no typing 2000s I . owner will ~" MISCELLANEOUS S5·S 1 Ok per month•---------·---Alan Lou at 639·5686 ~~~~~~~~~~J----------carry OAC S499,000 2ba Lrg mkasltter.WdiDn· P(T Very simple. No LOST-Single Diamond P(T Sec retaria l -; FURNITURE 6014 LEASE OPTION ong room. 5 Y s, 'RENTALS I 11· 1 T ff $ BEST $ 6010 Old Coins 0010 Solver Franl<.hn Mini Stefl.ng Old watches & 1ewe1t)I Wes1coas1 Co.,. 642·94~:! f . t " s2~00 persona se mg. o 1 1 2 Cara! neckfaco Pos111on on mull! tark $2800,••o 497·1137 rtg. mus see. ~ •••••••••• I 1 888 842 6520 • ..., (7141 495-8818 ree • · • on a line gold chain. oroented f111ld off1co PRICES ••••••••••I B I u ff• La r g e Not MLMI 24 Hrs. round cul. sot an "V' Self mollvaled. ab1hly PAID HOUSES/ 3B 2 5B E d Unit I----------CAL"SCAN shapo Senhmenlal 10 work indopend· u ~ ~ u r a ; 2 8 o K IRVINE 2144 RENTALS TO _M_a_k_•_C_•_•_h_W_•_•_k_l_y_I v a I u e. RE w ARD ' 11n11 y T nor o ugh FREE CONDOS 714·720·1704 Bkrliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHARE 2724 ASSlt/Tlble products or PLEASE CALL knowledge o r IBM CO NSULTATION FOR SALE C I bf S i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mall tenerst 100's o f 714·760·1859 w1lh 11xpe1111nc11 tri c. l'JI. ,,_ L Lido l•land Properties o um • q uare 1· "-''"'" .......... n.a .,.,.1e,, Currently Available Bd• condo. Pets OKI homo-bas11d oppty's. File Maker Pro. l~Ak"hl"'nJinciolA. Bill Grundy Aoallors UCt aroa. S900mo c9.?~:.4·do~or~d;P·~c. ~8..; No exp nec!Send HEALTH & 58 OOhr star11ng '•nfr.,,., ..... ~ ,.,. , . .,,.k 714.975.e1et •714·720·1218• -$3.00 and SASE to Fax reaume to w.,. ·deck, Female pref., •Work at Home e FITNESS 3000 800·889·0872 " " GENERAL lOOZ --L-IN_D_A-IS_L_E _ EXQUISITE SBA 4 SBA Offorod at $3,300,000 Jett Arc uri, Agent Woodbridge Condo $700 plus 1/2 utlf. POB 10871,c.M 92627 Oeodllne Feb 26.1998 ASTIQU£S ,,, \lOllERN 3br 1.25ba 1200sf, 714·759·8888 OISHWARE tn TIFFANY 1---------STOP BAD BREATH! PART -TIME OFFICE E\'ER\IHI:-;(;!:! nr l;ike, park. pool CdM E)(qu1s110 llke now DIABETICS So11e SSS SOLD! 7 14·841-6981 nll appls. clean & Modllorraneon Twnhs Clean your tongue! on suppll11sl Mod1car11 15·20 hrs per w~ btJl<' '·tin.Jr ·h.·1< l-.1n°1h qu1e1. S1150 653·6714 furnished. 4 blks to Special: $24.95 wt pays tor your sup· ~e~~~su,'~1ntbu~ll~ce . Jiv .. 1onru11, .... , Showcase homes tor sale on our Saturday Real Eslato Suppfomenll •Hom•• of lhe Week dlaplay •d• •tart at Ju•t $75! (Deadline Wed Spm) OCEAN VIEW L•••• Option NEWPORT BEP..CH beach. 2br 2ba w/gar, case 5B5·2·AEFAES~I plies. ti you use p 1 ea s ant phone 7 14-249-J 7 11 absen "0 ownr, homo ----------insulin. Modlcaro manner, MS word' ... 2169 U n d • r S 3 5 0 '0 0 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Landmark E•tate 2 Blk to Beach Bright appro c 1 weok11nd a MONEY billed dtrect. Sattsrac· Excel and Quicken -========~ month, mnluro temalo t 1 on g u a ran I et e d · e'lperoence necessary r prol'd SI t95/mo. Call TO LOAN 2914 1·800·74 8·1682 Restaurant expon11nce WANTED E.J. al 510·502·B900 iiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mention ANCA·02 helpful Call Susan CAVSCAN 6 2 880 ANTJf\UES CdM Share 2br 1ba .. TWO MINUTE 714· 4 ·7 ~ choorlul home, lrg LOANS•• *Fr;>• Persona l • Phone Operator• Older Styli Furn1tu11 $095,000 ro·modle, upper unit 2Br, Lndry, garage ••••• •Open Hou•• Waterfront Gia nt $1200 714-723·1927 6 + F S9";~:'oog•ck BAVRIDGE C ONDO bed room, S525mo + S20,000 10 SI00.000 Training Seaalon to $15 hr Part or Full PIANOS & Collectibles utl proll female prel'd cash nowl Homeown· with Manny 1-800·718-8230 llstlng• for $51 (Deadline Thurs 5pm) • • • 3 Br 3Ba, FP, garage ~ , l upgrades, pool. pauo. 'W Prudentia 714·780 -889s Avail:> 1 714·640-6454 ers. Lower your pay· · 714·293-8030 Phone Operator,• HB W11lk to Beach ments. Bankruptcy, to S15 hr Part or Full. ***** II pays to advertise on the best local Real Eslale Section Cel.,."-lly BIG CANYON 2Br 2Ba bad crodot OKI Pay off Female prof'd $533 • bllls. Bost rates. Nol•••••••••• • 1·800·718·6229 1/3utl. must love dogs equity required. Call EMPLOYMENT Sales •A Poople Per· CALL TODAY! 71,..723-8120 2000s.I .. owner will • Portoflno Model carry OAC. $499,000 Harbor Voow Homes LEASE OPTION 4br 3 5ba Nearly S2BOO MO 497·1137 8.000sl lot $599.999 •Big Canyon Condo 759·1960 By Owner Upper unit on Golf no·aic drugs 374-9474 nowl 1 ·800·222·0914 son• If tnat s you, thlS NB rm · ba In spacious Mortgage Broker. could be your career LI•• Rivera 714/574·4252 Clolfhaven home. Kii, CAL"SCAN opply' 714·668·5787 puvs. no smkg •ref's -.,..,H""O""M'""""E""o""w""""'N"""E""R""'S=".,.., -EMPLOYMENT •• TEACHER S500 ·soc. 645-1256 DEBT ASSISTANT beforo 9am atter Bpm CONSOLIDATION! "' 5530 Fi/PT for Pre-Scnool -----------1 VIiia Balboa Condo Course. 2br 2ba, pvl CORONA DEL MAR 1Br Penthse unll. New 2·car incl gar $1800/mo appls. walk 10 beach. Ben wk909·676-57:l6 Pool, tennis, gym. ~h,..m,,...,,90,..,9=-·,,,,,6_7,,,,6..,.·8~4..,2=-0=-- $1311,000 642·3035 HARBOR RIDGE 2 ~2 N ewport Cr••tl Mstr Borrow $25,000 · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sal neg Educallonal Bdr. walk·in clos .. t, W/ $100,000. Too many roqotrements· 9 ece 1022 T Admlnl•tratlv• Aaat/ A k f J 1 D. gar. granite kll. nu bllls? •Home Improve· unus s or am e or carpel. female only. m onts. •Apply by Receptlonl•t/ Karen 714·650·3442 Huge Oceen Vlewall ----------Spa, Sauna, So, Patao Cleric al Support S9001mo 800·289·3507 phone/24 hour ap· NB Brokerage Estab T eacher• N eeded proval. •No Equily Re· In 1925. Insurance Now! 68r Suites. Fam rm, Library. Gourmet Kit, $2,395,000 NEWPORT COAST 1070 Don Enright 844-4406 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S :;: l 5 0 /m o . /yr I y 1----------- 8111 Grundy Retallors RENTALS 7 1 4 -8 7 s ·8 1 8 1 WANTED 2726 N • w port Te r race I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii quired. Platlnum Capl· FIT, Preschool,lnt/ tal: Real Estate Broker backround helpful, not Tod d I er S 7 ·S 1 0 0 658 CA req'd, Sell mollvotod, I 1163 · • word, Excel, good hr t Bonof11s Tutor Dept, or Real Estate communication/phone Time Child Caro •Lrg Corner Duplex :>Br + 2Br/Now Roof Carpel/Paint. Owner/ Bkr. 208·J83·4121 3Br"' Loft Single Fam Aestdenc;•. 4 yrs new, go l ed . 5530,000 Prud Cal A••ttv 714·644·6373 X1762 or 7 1 4 ·159 ·9 3 4 I Lg 3bd 2.5ba lwnhmo. Garage-+ carpor t, frplc, poor. w/d hkups. patio. S 1250. Avail Fob 15 Agt 875·4912 1 ·800·523·5363/0pen slcllls a must. Sal-bon· • 714·955·2872 • Seek House Sitting 7 days. CAL •SCAN Young newlywe d s neg. Fax retsume to ----------- saving for a nouse. ---------Cynlhla 714·851·8929 EMPLOYMENT rers a111 557.54155 MORTGAGES & t-C-h-11-dc-a-re_M_·_F_73_o_a-·9-o SERVICES 5533 ·•Perfect Cape Cod Home Oen vu'1, 40' wide 101, room for expansion. Reduced! Agent 7 1"1·759·9070 •Ocean Ridge 4Brl••••••••• •••••••IAL••• 2.sea. o.-111d. 2·Fp's. APARTMENTS COMMERC T .D.'S 2918 $60/wk NB mull driv11'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii own car Call Oav1d A '' Dream KU w/Chefs FOR RENT RBAI. ESTATE 111and 5669,000 COSTA MESA 1024 ~gent 714·376-55761••••••••- 38r 2.oae Bonus Am, COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS OFFICE 8•tbet crp1, nardwood HOUSES/ FOR RENT 2769 firs & mor• $275,500 CONDOS 1 8, 0. t. ch e d liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _AL MARTINl·BKR POR RENT Cot tagea w /Patlo •MOVE IN SPEClALI -714-551·8142 nt~r beach C tnedral CM Stor•a• Unite .Bee.,tlfully Updated cells. frig. Mova.in Approi.. 121l23. Stas. -3Br 2Ba home on lh• Special! S675+S400 (714) 77t ·7240 'E 'el de, •lcyllghla. CORONA dep. 548•2421 NB 3 Rm Sult• Ntce, -crown molding, more. DEL MAR 2122 2bdr· 1 Ba.near OCC. furn, IH . giound llOOf $360.000. 6A5-26~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rtmod, upstairs. ga11ge. 1 poraon only Westcltff/ CANYON PARK No POlt .S795,. S400. Oov11 $325. 844•2474 3Br Home 72405.F 28r 18•• C hana Cove •714·241-8850• CASH NOWll . We purchase ... mortg•gM , annulhes. and bualneaa notes Since t 084 nighest p rlcea p aid. Fr•• 111lma1es, prompt proresalonat ••Mee. Colonlel Flnanclal t ·800.M9·1200 eat. !11 CAL'SCAN ••CASH" Immediate$$ for atruc;tured •ettl• menla and deferred tnaur•nc • clalma. .1.0. W•ntworth: 1 -e e a .2 :11 .s 3 7 a CAL•SCAN Lot w /RV A cceu. naor baACh. Ip, gar •Coat• M•••'• B••t ---·------ Divorce, Mua1 Selll S18~0/mo. 1111ta1t/stc Jr•lbr & l br. atso 2br fNDUSTRlAL 2788 •••••••• $160K Bkr 873·6042 Ava il now 854·7'00 1 b a , 'qui e t g al•Cl liiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliilANNOtJNC!MBNTS ••ato• ORK.AT BUYI DHIOn•r• aar :aaa comm, pool, tennla, •Superior Av•. CM ••••••••• • 3Br 28• & 1 Dr on A·2 Charming Condo •a 11 Y • e c •a' 'o 1500•' S,OOOaf, Great Loi si30K Make Oflerl l'ull, flurn. patio, fr eewaytbeach/malla l ocation . tenced, --------- Owner/Agt. e.2.oeee pool, tpa. gar, nr uch. 7t4·887.007& toll-up1. high celltnga, ANNOUNC!M!NTS •iSTAT• IALI• $1960/mo L•• ~I0-3117 C'Sld• Sl8drm 1aa .8 5paf 7t4.S41_.&31 2920 ... 3BA 28A & VACAHf i•o•U•nt Ocean View Huge Jenced yard. New Paint, Orett Kii. 31!1d 28•, c;lott •o Nt.v paJnt & carp•lllli••ill••••• Covr'd PallO, BloekeCI DHC:tl, flP, 12460. •90 •· 18th Avl '" INESS e. .. f'enc•, Large Verd. OcHn Dlvd 121 ... 092 St1751mo . 17:l-3681 BUS a: Space lcw Aec Ventcle PINANCB A••1 fOt N• Owner r MISA z z NIWPORT '1!/t~~~a:r"t cos • 1 4 llACH 2Ml1 ___ ........., __ _ •w iiiie iJ m 'Lre 9't1•~8M/PP,111illillJ-lillliiiilillii•llUSl1flSS .. :Mir Ma, IOlllO Matr Patio, (lncld' An ~ •·-9'end....., OPPOITVNtTY SU., MOWCI ,.,., Ah AflPl9), Gaf, No~ •9'0fy QupM.,.., ,......,. -Obi Ollr~ll a04 ''* Mllft IO .._,. V19 Ud6 UOOC>/KSO • ._ .. .,....... 1t1nmo Mt••• •Tt ... ~ 851 ·9780 64().5026 EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535 •Swed I ah Nur•• • Loving, Depenc:table, Xlnt Cook. DrlVlng, Local A•f •. 1 t Yrs £•P· live Locally CIT t 4 ·•••·3739t> ....... • ).•..... • .......... f $$ CASH PAID $$ ..... fl' , • .. • WE BUY ESTATES ~~957·8133. SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 So. M.i11 SL Santi Ana, CA 112107 &onoN& ....... (II, •2ao< .Janp's Antiqu(·~ 7 i Leather Sofa,---------- 3 p1ec11 cab1ne1 for TV PETS & & keepsakes floor· lamp & chair all for ANIMALS 6049 $500 714· 760·8784 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Amana whllo frog AKC Yellow, Blacl( w ice mak11r ovel/ Labs Show quality. 2 under, 4yrs old grea1 10 20mo s S400·S45r cond. S200 723-4283 • 714·675·3037 • Beautiful Bedroom ---------Set (F101a11onJ w Or1.·~s11r & mmor 560 you move 5•18·5031 SPORTI NG GOODS 6065 I B UV FURNITURE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Anliquos. All PIANOS 1 pc· or houselull cash paid (714) 957·B1:l3 Must Sell for Cheap •Hard to Find• e1ect11c:y1.1e 2 spc d all Oody action >.I I COlld 5499 b44·54o..2 T"'1n bod frame, fu1on -------------- mallress. Oak whole wasl dining taote chairs bill ent cenler lor 2:. TV, marble bose glass top corte11 & ond table blk com puler oesk 673·7974 P•p•san Chair and matching table Brand New• S75 (714) 644·1202 Redecoratin g! TV, ELECTRONIC S. 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