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Home My WebLink About1998-03-09 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 As· the school district turns Ethe last five months, New- port-Mesa school offldels ye fought a fierce bottle over the annexation of Bonita C.anyon only to have the mayor of Irvine come close to pulling the rug out from beneeth the school district's feet by threaten- ing to pull out of the annexation. Then, former Superintendent Mac Bernd announced he was interested in a job in Texas and left less than two months later. Also, the city attorney of Arcadia filed a $50,000 lawsuit against school board President Jim Ferryman for calling him a clown, only to retract it To top that, the Waldorf School has also filed a $25,000 , lawsuit against the school district · for being asked to vacate the Eastbluff School to make room for Bonita Canyon kids. And finally, one of Ferryman's colleagues, Ed Dedcer, announced he was interested in applying for Bemd's old job and was ready to step down from the school board to do it. Tired of being asked to com- ment on all the goings on in the district, Ferryman said Monday, after Decker announced he'd be stepping down from the school board to pursue the superinten- dency, ·1 don't know what to say. This school district is like a soap opera. It never ends. I'm not sure I signed up for this." EXTRA SPEOAL DELIVERY: A voice mail message recently arrived at the Daily Pilot offices from an anonymous woman who claimed to know Patrick O'Neill, the career criminal and alleged hit man in a murder-for-hire scheme foiled last year by police. """ DON LEACH I DAl.V Pl.OT Ryan Leaf, left. quarterback for the Rote Bowl cbaapton WUbtngton State Cougars, and Newport Beach sports agent Lelgh Steinberg chat at the Tosbtba Smlor Clailil IV celetirtty pro-ua kick-off patty Sunday at the Newport Beach Country Club. Toshiba Senior Classic W ki,cks off with gdla hosted by Newports Leigh Steinberg golfer, three amateurs and. a celebrity, will ~at 1~30 p.m. ~ Besides a chance to nili elbows with some of the biggest names in prof esslonal and college football, as well as·other sports. party attendees could put in bids in a silent auction of sports memorabilia, rounds of golf at local courses and tickets to upcom- ing sports eveQll. 1be'hottest items were an autographed picture of fonner baseball great Willie Mays and a ~signed by country aoon-~ • SEE TOSHIBA PAGE 4 Laws for bayfront eateries reViewed • Newport Beach City Council looks at options that could tighten rules about noisy businesses. By Jenifer Ragland. Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council today will review options for imposing tighter regu- lations on bayfront restaurants in an attempt to avoid future con- flicts between noisy businesses and qwet residential neighbor- hoods. Brought forward by Council- man John Hedges, it is also rec- ommended that the city form an advisory committee to review operational characteristics and design critena of bayfront restau- rants, study noise issues generat- ed by bayfront businesses and find ways to fund stepped-up - code enforcement. The comniit-- tee would include council mem- bers, residents and business own- ers. Also on the council agenda: • A recommendation by the Board of Library Trustees to keep the current policy of library ser- vice to noruesidents. The group studied the issue in response to economic concerns because nearly 50% of Newport Beach Public Library users are nonresi- dents. •A progress report on the Bal- boa Peninsula Revitalization pro- gram. Staff is asking council members to set priorities for the ambitious effort. • implementation of the Fletcher Jones Motorcars lights actionplan,beginningthe30-day review period for the Mercedes dealer's newly dimmed indoor llghts. Consideration for the busi- ness' final certificate of occupan- cy will be come on April 13. O'Neill wants the Daily Pilot sent to his jail cell, the message said. Teenagers committee seeks city funds for party The newspaper's police reporter, who has been closely following O'Neill's progress through the courts, drove to Orange County Jail hoping for fresh insights into a case that oontinues to stymie police. It turned out that O'Neill had no interest in talking about his case. . The friend he had asked to call the paper had gotten the message wrong, O'Neill said - what he really wanted was a subsaiption. -Compled by Dally Piiot staff ~ • Costa Mesa City Council will hear advisory group's request for $2,000 to throw June 19 bash; council also weighs employee incentives for innovations. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The City Council tonight is scheduled to informally consider two separate funding requests from a group of teenagers hoping to organize an end--of-the-school-year party and a dty program that rewards employees for innovative ideas. The council is set to meet for a workshop, at which no formal action can be taken, at 4:30 p.m. in the first-floor conference room of Qty Hall. 77 Fair Drive. Items infonnally discussed at the workshops are generally placed on Monday night's regular council agenda for formal action. This week, the council will consider spending $1,000 a year to fund awards for city workers who participate in the Employee Suggestion Program. Since the incentive program started in 1994, 82 employees have turned in suggestions on how to improve city operations and many of those ideas have been implemented at City Hall, officials said. The employees who turn in suggestions deemed best by City Manager Allan Roeder and a committee of other city workers are awarded vacation time donat- ed by Roeder from lus personal allotment of holiday time. But Roeder's donated vacation time is no longer enough to reward all the winners with com- plimentary time off, so city offi- cials are asking the council to set aside about $1,000 a year to fund vacation time to be given out as prtzes, officials said. Also set for preliminary council review this week is a request from the city's Advisory Committee of Teens for about $2,000 in cash, staff time and permit waivers for a party planned to celebrate the end of the school year m June. The committee, made up of local teenagers, was formed last summer as a way to communicate issues affecting area youth to the City Council The group only advises the council on issues and does not have any final approval powers. The youth panel is asking the council to sponsor the party, waive the standard $700 fee and $350 security deposit for use of the Neighborhood Community Cen- ter in Lions Park, $500 for lighting and sound eqwpment. $50 to print posters to publicize the event and up to $400 for security the night of the party. Organizers are hoping to have up to six live bands perform and expect to attract between 200 and 300 people, according to a city report. The party ts tentatively planned from 7 p .m . to midnight June 19, and the committee would charge either $5 or S3 plus two canned goods for admission. 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SPORTS ...••.••••..•. 6 neighbors Commwlity The 1998 Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce Ambassador Team has been ~ Marty Moon of McKnight Consulting, .Doug Waiil of Baron I Accountancy Corp., Mark Latz of Kelly S Leasing, Barbara King of Barbara'• Classic ClQSet, Jacklon of Westec Interactive, An.lta HOUiton of C to Coast f Business Equipment, Katberlne Polter of Bay Auto Wash, Alla Poley of Alisa Poley lnsunmce, Robert Doran of Administaff, Sarah of International and navel Medicine, De rah Ana Courtney of McKnight Consulting, Judy . of Metro Realty and Clayton Sharley of Texas Education I I I l i Newport Beach, has been named to the 's list at i Mlcb4el Knecht, son of Ricbard and ailCnec:ht of i the University of Notre Dame for main g a grade i point average above 3.4. Knecht is a 1995 duate of i Corona del Mar High School. j Cadet Ryan Wllllams, son of Ricbardtand Erika i Wlllfams, was named to the dean's list at th U.S. Mili-l tary Academy. Williams graduated from orona del I Mar High School in 1997. ! I Whitney West, daughter of Denise Wbi~ of Coro-I na del Mar, and Courtney Berllnger, · dau ter of Mr. j and Mn. Steven Berlinger of Newport ach, were l named to the dean's list of Emory Colleg for grade ! point averages of 3.7 or higher. i ! Klllybrooke School, TeWlnlde Middle fichool and ! Estancia High School won the grand p~ in the l School Telephone Book Recycling Program; sponsored j by the city of Costa Mesa and the Costa Mesa Sanitary i District. ! .. .. The following Newport Beach students wt!re named l in the 31st annual edition of -Who's Who A.Iiiong Amer-l ican High School Students, 1996-97:~ ~Batley, 1 Lauren Burns, Elbha Chambers, David Papai. Brooke i Ramson, Nlkol Gero, Grant Godmampr, Andrew ~ Gulledge, Jessica Huang, Heathe{ Jo~ KmUna ; Junker, Cbrlsttna Kanelu, Krystal ~·I Courtenay ; ...._ _ ___._..-..-_.........__._ ............... _..._. ____ ......, ____________________ __... ....... _.-..__--. _______________________ ___, Lauei-, Jlichard Lee, Mei Uong, Jenna ~· Tam.a-j ra MWer, Nlcholu Orlich, Brooke Jlob .... on, Ashlea ; Scott, Kacey Starzyk, Greg Strelzow, 1>$rlck Tong, i Cbrlsttne Vu and Noriko Yatsunamt. j ~ Military Marine Capt. Scott Jlice, son of Tom and Unda Stadel of Costa Mesa, reported for duty With Marine Aircraft Group 35, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Forces Paafic, Okinawa, Japan. Army National Guard Spec. TI.mothy Hammond, l son of Robert Hammond of Costa Mesa, entered basic j UainingatPortSill~~~:::~· ! Philip Cohen of the Newport l Beach office of CB Commercial. a 1 real estate services company,. has ~ been promoted to senior associate. i Cohen has been with CB Commer-! cial since 1992. I Darlynn Morgan, a graduate of ! Phllip Cohen the University of i weddings and engagements California, Irvine, ! and of Loyola Law School, has joined 1 Costa Mesa-based Albert, Weiland ! White-Staf ano and Golden, LLP, as an associate. ! Newport Center United Methodist The firm specializes in bankruptcy, ! Church was the setting for the Sept. litigation and real estate matters. j 20 wedding of Amy Elizabeth White : and Robert James Stefano, both of Newport Beach-based JBZ Ardli-! Corona del Mar. lecture and Planning received three I The bride is the daughter of Tom gold awards in the Best in American ! and Kathy White of Corona del Mar. Living Awards competition at the n...._.. i Her maid of honor was Courtney annual National Association of -·1--- H Bui} Co D_, Morgan i Driscoll, and her matron of honor was ome ders nference in cu-i Brooke Stefano. Her bridesmaids las. Costa Mesa-based Md.arand. i were Lisa Crystal. Lisa Giaquinta Vasquez & Partners received two platinum awanls and ! . S . ' a gold award at the conference. l Lisa Land.rum, ara Bernstein and i Betsey Young. Costa Mesa-based BrtdgeNet ComulUng bas joined i The bridegroom is the son of Vmce the team of consultants to conduct a noise· exposure and I Stefano of Burbank and Kathleen Ste- land use compatibility study for Seattle-Tacoma Inter-1 fano of Costa Mesa. His best men national Airport. ! were Dan Stefano and Joe Stefano. Amy White and Robert Stef.ano l His ushers were Peter Stoughton, Costa Mesa-based Padflc BullcU.ng lndmtrtea was named general contractor by Dos Gringos, I.LC for the --Ort-the Border Maican €ctfe m San Diego. VOLN.N0.51 lMGHU M. JCllldC*, Nllld1W WIWAM UJmllJ.. Edlclor • ltecord 'fOU/f Ulmlmeltts ebout the o.ily fltlot Of MWS tips. ADDBESS Our addr-. ls 330 w. l.y St., Costa Mesi, CM!f, 92627. ! Dan Garratt, Brian Wroblewski, Jeff del Mar after a wedding trip to i Brown and Matt DuBow. Hawaii. ! :rbe-couple-tie~t DQi~-JD-\JOlRHlilt-f -The reeeption WU -beJd -et~Neww 't ~-•tt. noon. A 4-foot S.lboal swien 1s coming 1n 63151 from the west. Corona del Mar 4l6l50 11DIS Costa Mesa TOO.AV 68151 . ,. First low NWlpOrt Beech 12:51 a.m. 1.7 ~2 First high Newpol't Coast 6;52a.m. 5.4 63152 SecOnd low 1:42 p.m. -0.5 WPOMCAST second high LOCATION SIZE l:OSp.m. 4.3 ~ 1~w TVESOAY N9u'ort 2"4W ArstloW lleddei 2•5w 1:30a.m. 1.A --~ 2·5w Arlt~ O!I¥ 1 .. w 7:JOa.m. S.4 ~tow ...... 2;12 p.m. , -OA ... be"°"' 5econdflW1 ............ '° 1:)1 """' ... 1s..-..1n === - • port Harbor Yacht Club. The bride is employed as an ana- lyst supervisor at Pacific Life in New- port Beach. The groom is a firefight- er/paramedic in Orange. Mansfield -Goldrick Mr. and Mrs. James Mansfield of Costa Mesa have announced the engagement of their daughter, nad Ann. to Christopher Goldrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goldrick of Belleville, N.J. The bride to be is a graduate of E~da High School and Nortbwest- em University. She is working toward a doctorate in genetics at Yale Gradu-Trad Mansfield ate School. and ChrlstOpher Goldrick The groom-to-be is a graduate of An Aug. 1 wedding is planned.at Belleville High School and attended United Methodist Chun:h in Cost.a Lafayette euttege. ......,.,..esa_.. • - ----- Don't put away thos. wet suits ju.st yet. A west-north- west swell from 290-310 degrees will remain small and w .. k today, change later this weelc. Water vlslbil· tty and condltfotV art gOOd. and wlll •llo Mt better thlt Newport-Mesa Unified School Distriet Elemen~ bunch Menu POWER PLAYS Southern California Edison loses its monopoly March 31, maldng everyone fair game for other electric companies to woo By Christopher Goffard, Dally Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Local consumers who have been dependent on Southern Califor- nia Edison for their electricity will soon be able to choose between dozens of utility companies, including ones billing themselves as environmentally friendly. With legislation deregulating • the utilities industry expected to go' into effect March 31, people can stay with Edison or turn to other powe{ providers. The .change may amount to modest monthly savings for small businesses and homeowners, but bigger savings for large users such as cities, hotels, malls and other businesses. Local officials say they will try to take advantage of the newly . competitive market. The city of Newport Beach is studying the , possibility of a negotiating lower prices for residents, Mayor Thomas Edwards said. Bill Morris, the city engineer in Costa Mesa, said letters have already gone out to more than 100 utility companies asking them to propose packages that guarantee a reduction on the city's JK?Wer bill, which now amounts to about $1~000 per month. HWe're testing out the market right now," he said. After the best proposal is stud- ied and presented to dty council, Morris said, •At that point we either will stay with Edison or be directed to negotiate a final agreement.• Doug Long, the .manager of electric restructuring for the state Public Utilities Commission, said consumers have been enjoying a 10% reduction in their power bills since Jan. 1. Compared to that discoUDt, Long said, further savings to small customers starting next month will be relatively small l)ecause companies will only be compet- ing for the sale of the electricity itself. H a family's monthly power bill is now $66.74, for example, roughly $14.40 of that -or 22 eercent -goes to buy the actual electricity, Long said. He said the rest pays for the transmission and distribution of the power, which will still be handled by Edison. So when companies looking to lure you away from Edison promise certain discounts, Long said, be sure to understand that might only apply to a portion of the total bill. However, consumers will be able to opt for companies that hawk so-called •green," or envi- ronmentally friendly power, such as solar, hydroelectric and geot- hermal. Long said consumers with questions about the new electric market should call (800) 253-0500. Planning Commission weighs ch.anges to adUlt busines~es •Age requirements and backQround checks among modifications sought by Costa Mesa offid.a1s. By Tlm Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Plan- ning Commission tonight is scheduled to consi~ the pro- posed changes to the dty's sexu- ally-oriented business law the -City Council temporarily put fn place last month to defend against a lawsuit The modifications to the 17· year-old city law, which regulates strip clubs, nude cabarets and other adult businesses, would set Hwnan remains wash up on Newport Beach County coroner investigators are still looking for clues about the partial human body that washed up on the shore in New- port Beach on Saturday. T'wo hip bones, a vertebrae and two femurs -one with a foot with no toes attached -were found at about 8:30 a .m. in front of a lifeguard tower near 56th Street, officials said. The remains, which were found by passersby after the morning's high tide, is that of a white man, but no other details are known, officials said. The bones were washed ·down the Santa Ana River chan- ; .g.el and into the ocean during : fue recent heavy rain storms and :~ould have come from far up ·Stream, as far away as Yorba ::tJ.nda, officials said. : • A coroner's department : ipokeswoman said officials put Out a bulletin to all local police .departments hoping that the • hones might be linked to a miss-: mg person case, but no leads :Came back. -• "1"-.._Ila 0....,. e--,1 '-"' CHA'S FAMILY 11m11 SHOE REPAIR :t::t 1673 lninc Ave. IF .. ..,._t..IG.... (11 17th St.) ~ ~~·-•-7·111 ... ..,. ~~ age miDimums and require back- ground checks on emtiC dancen. It would also force city Staff to act qn adult trusiness permit applica· tions in a sPedfic time. The city law faces a legal chal- lenge from a San Diego strip dub owner Who bas filed a legal claim - a precursor to a lawsuit - clUliging the law is uncoil.stitu- tional. The a.ty Council unujmousfy put the tougher measures in place for a 45-day period begfri- ning last month on an urgency request from City Attorney 'Tum Kathe. The J'laoni_ng O>mmissiou could tonight recommend the council adopt the changes per- manently. In other action. the Planning police news The spokeswoman said since some flesh was still on the hip bones, the body was not likely missing for long and was proba- bly in the water for between two weeks and a month. A forensic anthropologist is scheduled to examine the bones today to try and determine how old the victim was and other details, officials said. Anyone with information about the remains is asked to calf the county coroner's office at 64 7- 7400. Juvenile arrested after stabbing at party A local juvenile was arrested late Friday after stabbing a teenager at a party, and another man was taken into custody soon after when police found him searching for the suspect with a pool cue, police said. Sgt. Dave Hamel. of the Costa Mesa Police Department. said the incident occurred around 11 :52 p.m. at a house party in the 300 block of East 19th Street. A fist fight broke between some of the partygoers, and one CommisSlon is set to eonsider r------------, F.Y.I . +The.com- mission meet- ing begins at 6:30 p.m. in the City Council chambers of City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L-------------' separate liquor licerise permit appli- cations from two gas sta· tion mini- m.arts on Fairview Road, a per- mit request from the Sev· en th Day Adventist Church on Hamilton Street to open a day-care cienter, whi(:b would servim up to 36 chlldren, and an application to build a new auto repair shop in the 200 block of Victoria Street. of the youngsters in the fight allegedly whipped out a knife and started stabbing at people, Hamel said. The suspect -whose name was not released -reportedly stabbed another teenager who was taken to Hoag Hospital with a collapsed lung. The victim was listed in fair condition Sunday, officials said. Police responded to the scene and based on accounts from peo- ple at the party, the suspect, who had fled the area after the stab- bing, was arrested and booked into juvenile hall, Hamel said. After police responded to the scene, they found the third per- son, Ricardo Pasillas, 18, walking the streets near where the party was held with a pool cue. Hamel said Pasillas . was looking for the suspect who allegedly stabbed one of Pasillas' friends. Pasillas was charged with pos- session of a deadly weapon and booked into Costa Mesa Jail. He is scheduled to be arraigned either today or Tuesday, Hamel said . figlit . €UiSine ,. ,.,~ ..... · recipes prepared lean on calories, but not flavor. • Chicken Tomatillo Enchilada • Avilas Chitken Soup •Light Tostadaa • Charbroiled Chicken Tacos • Frijolca Freacoa (Fml. ... Not a.c&led) Newport Beach COeta Maa C.roaa del Mu '75-6155 642·1142 ~TACO • r--------------------------------------~--------------~------------------------~ l LateSt flier aimed at residents I I j I affected by airport expansion. i WHAT: The latest informational brochure from the Airport Work- ing Group arrived last weekend at about 30,000 homes in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and New- port Coast. Depicting a giant air- plane crashing into various pic- tures of the serene Newport lifestyle, the flier targets people who would be adversely affect- ed by an expansion of John Wayne Airport. Airport W<nking Group offi- cials say expanding John Wayne is sure to ba~n if an airport is not built at the El Toro Marine base and claim that is just what South County cities want to hap- pen. The flier offers as proof of that state- ment a q u o t e f r o m Irvine c l t y Council- man Dave Chris- t ensen: "Let's continue to stand united ... in taking this fight (El Toro Air- port) directly to Newport Beach where it will hurt them the most -in the full utilization of John Wayne Airport." the passenger demand isn't I residents will be rocked by air- enough to require the expansion plane noise. MOst of the land of John Wayne, let alone that would be d1rectly under El another Orange County air-Toro's flight path, port. "John Wayne Airport is currently built to a capacity of 15 million annual pas- sengers, but a court- imposed settlement in 1985 limits the number of passengers to 8.4 million until 2005, • he saic( •John Wayne Airport bas enough capacity to take care of our needs until the year 2020 or beyond. The number of passengers in the past year have been falling." But Tom Naughton, president of the Airport Work- ing Group, said reli- able studies have shown that the passenger demand in Orange County will double -from about 120 flights per day to 240. He said South County cities, in their campaign to stop El Toro, are as.king to push that demand -which comes largely from the growth in South CoWlty -onto John Wayne and residents of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. includmg the Aliso Woods Open Space Preserve. has been &et aside through previqus agree- ments, he said. uThe land surrounding El Toro has been established as a no-home zone,• he said. "If you plan the airport so that you stay within that boundary as much as possible and work with what you have as far as staying away from the residential areas, it can be a very compatible airport for the community." · i ~ David Ellis, public relations man for the pro-airport group, said the information in the pub- lication -which cost $20,000 to print and distribute -was taken from meetings of the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority and statements made in the press. "There is a continuous requirement for additional flights and cargo flights that will continue for the next 20 years as it has for the last 20 years," Naughton said. "People aren't going to stop coming to South- ern California, doing business here or shipping materials here." But Agran asserts that is another untruth. He said what matters is the height of the 1 planes ta.king off and landing, : regardless of bow much open : space surrounds the airfield 1 itself. ~ THE SPIN: 2. El Toro Airport is the only "The fact of the matter is that : 1. South County ciUes want to new airport site in the United aircrafts taking off from El To_!O l • double the size of John Wayne States with more t.hcin 28 sc[ilare will fly-patterns directly over : Airport -to nearly 240 flights . miles of noise and sOiety buffer Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, Ran- : per day. They want all of Orange zones. Very few homes are near cho Santa Margarita and other : County's aviation demand -El Toro while more than 20,000 South County cities,• he said, : cargo and passengers -met at residents live in the vicinlty of adding that some north and cen- : John Wayne. John Wayne. tral county cities would also be 1 Larry Agran, founder of anti-Naughton said this illustra-affected. "These communities : airport group Project 99, called tion points out the common mis-are, in fact, the so-called buffer : that statement a lie. He claims conception that South County zones." I I L----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ Comcast Cable • IS than ever. There's something for everyone/ Today, the biggest value m entertamment, information and service is provided by Comcast Cable. Marci'l 31~ our Newport Beach customers can enjoy 11 new cable networ1<s including .. Anlmal Pa.net. Cartoon Networtl, Bravo, The Nashvllte Network, Comca•TV, Romance Cla•alcs, The Game Show Network, Prevue Gulde, C-SPAN II, The Movie Channel and Multi· Channel HBO. FAMILY ACTIVrTY The Parents Without Partners Orange Coast Chapter meets for the Pamily and Youth Activity Olpe Out from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Norm's Restaurent, 2150 Har- bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 963-3305. ATTENTION DEflaT DISORDER Educational psychologist Joan Andrews offers a free lec- ture, Attention Deficit Disorder Overview, at 1 p .m. at Coastline Cowiseling Center, 1200 Quail Street, Suite 105, Newport Beach. For more information, call 476-0991. TOASTMASTERS CLUB The Mesa Messengers Toast- masters Club holds a speech contest at 7 p.m. at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Visi- tors are welcome. For more information, call 540-4446. TAX SEMINAR Scott Bengf ort and WNC and Associates Inc. offers a free lun- cheon seminar, UTax Credits - Exphuned and Available,~ at noon at the Doubletree Hotel, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 619-456- 1023. BLOOD DRIVE Temple Bat Yahm's Sister- hood in conjunction with the American Red Cross holds its annual blood drive from 3 to 8 p .m . at 1011 Camelback St., Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 509-1355. dham Garden Hotel, 3350 Ave. of the Art.I, Costa Mesa. The cost 1s $17 for members and $22 for guests . For more information, call 472-4666. HIGH SCHOOL DANCE DAY Orange Coast College pre- sents the 14th annual High School Dance Day from 8 a.in. to 1 :30 p.m. at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 432-5880. OPEN HOUSE Sunshine Co-Op Preschool invites the public to its open house from 9 to 11 a.m. 4t 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 540-1183. BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP The Manuscripts Book Dis- cussion Group of the Newport Beach Public Library Foundation will meet at 9:30 a .m . and 7 p.m. at the Central Library, 1000 Avo- cado Ave., Newport Beach. Books discussed will be ·The Solace of Open Spaces· by Gre- tel Ehrlich and •Montana 1948" by Larry Wllson. For more infor- mation, call 717-3890. JOB FAIR The Orange County Fair- ground presents the sixth annu- al Community College Job Fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p .m . at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call 708-3247. JOB FAIR Six local community colleges will play host to the sixth annual free Orange County Community College Job Fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p .m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Cos- ASSERTIVENESS SKILLS "' ta Mesa. For more information, The Newport Beach Public call 432-5576. Library offers a free program, •Assertiveness Skills," at noon in the Central Library's Friends Meeting Room. 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3801 PROFESSIONAL WOMf N The South Coast Business and Professional Women March lun- cheon features consultant Michel-Joy DelRe speaking about "The Eight Attributes of a FuUilled Entrepreneur• from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p .m. at the Wyn- .ct.UDES ,/ Pager s2985 ,/ Activation ,/ 3 months a1rt1me REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Balboa Bay Republicari Women Federated meet from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Cost is $20 for members, $25 for nonmembers. For reservations, call 759-9219. RETIRED TEACHERS The California Retired Teach- ers Association Harbor Division meets at 1 :30 p.rn. at the Costa Mesa Community Center, 845 IAl&ti' Relieves Pain $ Stress & tension Insurance Accepted 3900 w/Chlropractic Care. NOW HIRING • 7-DAYSIWK ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr. Gautier D.C. 714.979.6365 1072 S.E. Bristol St., Ste 209 Santa Ana Heights (Comer of N9wport Bl No.JSnstol) ~sky Somma ?.P. Park Ave.. Cotta Mesa. Certified f ina11c:tal planner Ed Dzwonkowski WW dllcu11 investment buica for retf,._., Pot more iofotma.t1on, call 551· 8171. REVERSE MORTGAGES Bob Brennan of Reverse Mortgage Newport sponsors a free discussion and 1nf ormat1011 program tor seniors over 62 years ezplalniog all points on reverse mortgages at 3 p.m. at Bayside Village, 300 E . Coast Highway, ~ewport Bea.ch. Por more information, call 723-0233. MATH WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- Entry Center offers a free work- shop, "Becoming Math Confi- dent,• from 5:30 to .. ?:30 p.m. in the Re-Entry Center, Room 106, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432-5162. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS Parents Without Partners Orange Coast Chapter will meet for karaoke from 8:30 to 11 p.m. at the Cannery Restaurant, 3010 Lafayette Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 531- 5292. THURSDAY CHILDREN OF PARKINSONIANS The Children of Parkinsoni- ans support group for caregivers and adult children of those with Parkinson's meets for free from 7 to 9· p.m. in Classroom 3 of the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 645- 3352. BALBOA PENINSULA PROGRAM The Newport Beach Public Library offers a free program, Balboa Peninsula: An Overview or Proposed Enhancements, at 7 p.m. in the Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717- 3801. HIMALAYAS PROGRAM Adventure 16 offers a tree program, ·10e Other Side of the Himalayas -Inner Ladakh," at 7 p.m. at 1959 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. The program includes colorful images and tra- ditional music from the Himalayan area. For more infor- mauon. call 650-3301. IMfllWVfMENT GAO The Wallace Area Inprove- ment Group hold• its annual meeting at 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. The public ls Invited. Por more information, call 5'8·0358. I j CAREER NETWORk i The Career Network for the 1· unemployed meeu from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyter· 1 11 tan Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. Admis- sion is free. For more Jnfonna-I tion, call 574-2239. • ! i i j B~US..__IN~ES-S ~NETW~OR ....... K~....__:_-'-' I TOSHIBA Sylvia Bar will speak on j:·· CONTINUED FROM 1 •J<abbalah-ls it the Latest Pad or the Oldest?• at the Con.swner i er Dwight Yoakham, both or Business Networks meeting at 7 i which were attracting bids of a.m. at The Mezzanine, 19800 j more than $400 early in the MacArthur Blvd. The cost is $15 l event and includes breakfast. For more i Proceeds from tickets sold to information, call 550-4785. j the kick-off party and from the TRUE WEALTH Chapman University's School of Business and Economics Alumni Association and the School of Education present speaker Tom Harken on The Secret of True Wealth at a break- fast from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Cost is $25. To register, call 744-7097. DEVELOP A WEB SrTE Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce presents "Learn How to Develop Your Own Web Site: The Right Way,• the second of three free work- shops, from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the chamber's conference room, 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Call 640-4789. RESUME WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- Entry, Cente!' offers a free resume writing workshop from noon to 1:30 p.m. in Room 106 of the Counseling and Ad.missions Building. For more information, call 432-5162. BLOOD DRIVE l silent auction will go to the tour-! nament beneficiary -Hoag ! Hospital -and the Orange l County Special Olympics, offi· l cials said. 1 Sunday night's ritzy affair was i thrown in a fancy ten~ called the j 19th Hole, which will also serve ~ as the tournament's social hub ! for the next seven days. j The guest list for the night j read like a regular who's who is j sports, most of whom are repre- j sented by Steinberg and his j partner, Jeffrey Moorad. i Ryan Leaf, quarterback for the j Rose Bowl champion Washing-l ton State Cougars and a likely l top-NFL draft pick, Dallas Cow-l boys' running back Darryl i •Moose" Johnston and former 1 Heisman 'Itophy winner quarter- l back Gino Torretta were all in ~ attendance. 1 The night's biggest name, Golfi Cruises Available ~ c:sr. tm'i21M) n3' llJn:h StrNf • Mtwport llellch 14 2f0.0771 Dallas Cowboys' noy Aikman, IS set to play in the pro-am today but was catching a late plane m for the party, officials said. John Lynch, th~ Pro Bowl safety for the Thmpa Bay Bucca- neers, was cautiously optimisbc about his chances in today's celebrity golf tournament. "I'm playing but I'm not sure how much of a golfer I am,• Lynch said . "We'll see how I do." Whatever the outcome on the course, Hoag Hospital figures to be the big winner. Hospital spokesman Chris Premer said the hospital's foun- dation could earn in excess of $.500,000 for the chore of putting on the county's only professional golf tournament. "The Hoag Foundation stands to do very well,· Premer said. "Probably six figures from the whole week." Tournament chairman Hank Adler said Sunday was a great kick off to what promises to be an exciting week of golf and community events. ·Tonight, we're going to make a lot of money for Hoag Hospital and the Special Olympics,# Adler said. ·This is going to be a great week for Orange County.• Oakwood Apartments con- ducts its annual blood drive from 3 to 8:15 p.m. at 880 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. 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EYE-OPENER OCC women adVance to state basketball rourney QUOTE OF THE DAY ' 'Thlt 1bMJba Stlftlor CliJ&flc praenu a~ op~ for young tind old to ~ ,.""'1' for all tM right NKUOOI ••• • -'f'OURNAM/!Nr co.a/AIRMAN JAKE ROHRER CHA Senior PGA Tour event at Newport Beach Country Club gets a dean bill of health. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -As the week of Toshiba Seqior Classic IV opens today at Newport Beach Country Cub, the question isn't what has changed, but what hasn't? Tens of thousands of people 4-fe expected to stroll through the NBCC links to get a close- up of icons like Gary Player and Lee lfevino, to soak up the familiar Newport Beach weath- er officials are praying for, and to see if the Senior PGA Tour event will be as grand as advertised. The host site and most of the golfers are the same as last year, but behind the scenes it's a ER ·1v UNF whole new tournament. The revolutionized version starts today with a Celebrity Pro-Am at 12:30 p.m. "The Toshiba Senior Classic presents a rare opportunity for young and 9ld to co~ togeth- er for all tlie right reasons," said tournament co-chairman Jake Rohrer, whose shares bis duties with Hank Adler. "The Toshiba Senior Classic elevates pro- fessional golf in the community to the highest level," Adler said. "Orange County will play host to senior players who have excited and inspired us throughout their careers. I can't think of a better way to have fun while work- ing together to improve the community's health.· Speaking of health, the Classic has never been in better shape, even though organizers were pushed against a tol,lgh deadline to revive a once-faltering tournament. Beginning last Aug. 28, Hoag Hospital ... Foundation started answerii\g 911 calls and reconstructing Newport Beach's Senior Tour stop, the first of six events in C::alifornia this year. . Hoag Hospital Foundation, longtime bene- ficiary of the Newport Classic Pro-Am, replaced Internatio~ Sports & Event Market- ing as tournament operator. ISM was dropped by Toshiba. Among the changes this year include a new tournament director, Jeff Purser; a richer purse, from $1 million to $1.1 million; lower ticket prices; improved locations of the hospi- tality tents; elevated sky boxes around the 17th and 18th greens for better gallery view- ing; new chairmen (Adler and Rohrer); and a new managing charity. Despite a short time frame, Hoag Hospital Foundation leaders successfully maneuvered • SEE CLASSIC PAGE 8 there's no stopping 'em now T he Costa Mesa Nattonal League UtUe League Pirates (above} make no bones about letting one and all in the 6-and 7-year-old farm dlvlslon know who they've got to face this season during the Opening Ceremonies festivities Saturday; at left, 5-year-old Caleb Taylor has the Expos at the top of the world ln the Newport Harbor Baseball Assoclatton's Shettand Division play as the '98 season unfolds for Costa Mesa American and .National, Newport Beach UtUe League and the NHBA, DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH •Orange Coast College's stunning 74-66 triumph is overshadowed as the coach from Canyons-collapses after game (but he's OK). By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -It was sup- posed to be the moment Orange Coast College's women's basket- ball team reveled in the feeling of hard-fought triumph Saturday evening. But in the middle of the first Pirate team embrace, even the College of the Canyons squad was wishing that the Bucs' victo- ry . dance could have lasted longer. Just moments after the final buzzer of the Southern California Regional Final, Canyons Head Coach Greg Herrick collapsed with what appeared to be a seizure that prompted panic throughout Peterson Gymnasium. Herrick, who suffered a heart attack just a year ago, made his way to the end of the bench in the contest's final minute, but fell to the floor in convulsions as soon as the contest came to an end. OCC trainer Dan Brigh, family and staff members surrounded him and began to perform CPR as players from 6oth teams huddled together, hands interlocked, in prayer. Costa Mesa Fire Department paramedics responded to a 911 call made from a spectator's cellu- lar phone and found Herrick breathing but unconscious. Soon, though, he regained conscious- ness, began moving his arms and was transported to Hoag Memor- ial Hospital in Newport Beach. In the emergency room at Hoag the scare evaporated and he left without being admitted. While the Pirates' celebration was rightfully cut short, it was still deserved after what Coach Mike Thornton called his squad's best game of the season in the 74-66 victory. "I thought we'd have to play our best to win,· he said. "We were intense, it was a competitive ~-"""''-. t!!~~L.,~ML-t-gmne and we-ptayedTealty-weH.• I .. ••• game. ... . '• .... 'J ~ ... Regardless, a pair of key treys : by Adria Sortino and four Lud- wicki free throws with less than~ · two minutes left in the half knot-· ted the score going into the . ' break. "I told them at halftime that the score was 34-34 and that this is the way a championship game should be played,· Thornton saict.Jl The Bucs' 6-foot-4 freshman' Natalie Weeks had been having •. some shooting woes, but roare0 .. back to open the second half with. three clutch LDSide buckets. _ Loshak, meanwhile, was an· over the floor -chasing down· loose balls, harassing ballhan-·' dlers and hitting the hoop that·. · claimed the win ... Coast trailed by a point at the five-minute mark when Loshak made a splendid feed inside to Ludwicki to set up a hoop and a successful foul shot to give th~ Pirates a bucket lead. Then it was Loshak's tum to hammer down a three, giving her team the 66-61 lead from where it wouldn't look back. "I've been shooting threes all year, they just haven't been going , in," Loshak, an Edison High product said. "We knew (Canyons) would be all over Jen · and everybody stepped up.• Thornton, who says he has encouraged more shooting from Loshak throughout the season, was impressed with her outing. "Becky played her rear off,• he said. ·she was great.• She finished the game with 16 points, five rebounds and three assists. And then there was Ludwicki, who managed to amaze even with a special-assignment defender on her all evening. "We were ready for a box~:~ one, but what they did had . e ~-tifect7"'(GussnertUidn' 8 Players from both sides of the floor unite when coach is floored, and it's a beautiful thing to realize the bond. dying. Suddenly, losing dfdn't seem so bad. The Pirates (25-9) advance to the State Championship as the region's No. 3 seed (behind Ven- tura and Cerritos.) It is the Bucs' tint trip to State since,,1994, bu.t the third time in six years. about anything except keeping the ball away from Jen,• Thorn-i ton said. "Jen wasn't going to let : · us lose.· IBding each others hands, e basketball players nverged together on the hardwood Door of Peterson Gymnasium Saturday night Tears rolled down sweaty cheeks, prayers we re whispered and looks of astonishment, grief and curiosity gazed out of the pack. While College of the Canyons and Orange Coast women's basketball teams put on a fine show during the 40 minutes of competition in the Southern California Regional final, the picture the athletes presented after the game was truly the most admirable. Seconds after the final born sounded, Canyons' Coach Greg Herrick oollapsed With what ~ believed to be a se.1%uJe, But Herrlck had iuf.f ered a hurt ett4ck Just • year ago, arid ,, with his wife $printing fnNn the bleachers shrieking in panic, trainers, staff and others swrounding his convulsing body, the scene that the team members displayed was calming, if not beautiful. The Pirates and Cougars had been going full speed, understand you. On the court during the game, the scene was much different. The.re was jersey-pulling, a l ittle pushing and shoving, a foul that was a little baJd on an uncontested layup. There wu even a little kick when a player was on the Ooor. No matter. In the moment of fear -and canyons playen were definitely · afraid-these women cam together. Aild what was I doing tberef Waiting for the Pirates to celebrate for a moment befont ( molly yanity approacblng Coach Mike Thornton for a post-game tnt.eM.ew, I turned around to see He.nick, wbo wa.s so vocal and exdte<l throughout the game, on the floor at the end of the bench. H1i players didn't even have a chance to J t tne agony of a seuoo..anding lOa tet In before they Wtn IWDPed with the rUltty ~ ... C04iCb CoUld be The Western State ConfereJl$:8. Player of the Year, Zevette Mitchell. fell to her knees and began to cry. Denial of the State playoffs was the farthest thing from her mind, I imagine. •oh, no, not him, please,• she begged to no one in'particular. Rather, the denial of her coach'• presence. The sweat, and the energy and the exdtement of the game disappeared in one terrttying Instant. But lt wu obvtoua that, no rnotter wha~ happene_d to th1J .. man who l dJdil.'t know on the floor at the end of tbe bencb, his atfect on these women would never go away. I'm ltill a little ~ea ... wordlea, may be a better term. Youhalf~ev•rone there to come up and My, •Sure puts th1ngl ln ~·. 8\Jt, cto.n-i It. ~--""' ...... __ Sophomore Becky Loshak established her mark at the onset of the showdown picking the ball from Canyons' Wendy Gussner on the first possession of the game and driving the length of the floor for a layup. But Gussner would also be a prevalent factor in the game. She was assigned the task of keeping Orange Empire Confer· enoe Player of the Year Jennifer LudWicld ln check and did a solid job of it ln the first half. LudwtckL wlio averages 23 points per gam.e and hat ICOled 30 or more eight timel, clidn't acore u.nW lhe popp8d a thnlte· pointer Witb aJmo9t iii ininut• ticked otf the game clock. It WU jult her MCODd ·attempt Can~ behind GUllMl"l .l l flr'll·balf poam. mounted a nm. pomt i...s a2 mmut.. iDtO the ne Uniyersi~ <JI. -Ne Or1eans-bound LudwicJa scored a game-high 23 points, while chip-: ping in with eight boards and five • assists. Weeks added 16 points and eight rebounds, as well. Heading into State, the Pirates · will be rid.Ing their nine--game winning streak. Saturday'& loss m4pped the Cougars' ~k at 12 Wini and ended their teason with a 27-8 DUU'k. 8 COUGARS fAKETWO AGAINST VANGUARDS SoCal College drops to 6-4 in GSAC standings. ~OSTA MESA -Despite a sttf>ng perfonnanoe from itB start- ~ pitcher, Southern ~omia ege oould not fend off viliting A%h.s4 Pacific in Golden State AUatetic Conference baseball acrton Saturday u the Vanguards (1~, 6-4 in GSAC) tell, '-2, in ttilttist game of Cl doubleheader. '~enior ace Bryce Primm alJ~ed just one earned nm over n~ngs while fanning four. te putting together 10 ~. including a triple and a dou- bl-: from centerfiel_. Kevin Dqyle, sec could get just two batters home. tlreg Schrieber bad three hits antl a pair of RBL The nightcap was a nightmare for the hosts as Azusa (11-3, 7-2) erupted for 12 hits in a 12-2 rout. Six different Vanguards ac- counted for the squad's six hits. GOLDEN STA11 A11ILETIC aMCUENCI GAME1 Aa'5A PACMC 4. 5oCAa. C.OU-2 Azusa Padflc 101 010 000 1 • 4 9 0 SoCal College 000 010' 000 0 -2 10 3 Doyle, Miranda (7). Baker (7), Mo C10) and Duarte; Primm, VIiiareal (10) and Littlefield. W -Mo; l -VlllarNI, 0-1 . 28 -Godinez (APU), Doyle (SCO. Booth csco. 38 -Doyte csco. GAMEZ Aa'5A PACMC tZ. 5oCAa. Couw 2 Azusa padflc 002 142 3 -12 12 0 SoCal College 000 002 0 -2 6 2 Maskrey and DeUTrtnidad. Duarte; Steele, Ross (5), Lowery, (6) and Dent. W ·.Mas'cetey, l -Steele, 4-2. 28 -Oliver (APU), Rivera (SC0, Littlefield (SCO. HR -Castro (APU). ~ llC*CC ICll SoCM. eau.. .. s-HllCllns 0 Siena Heights 000 000 0 -0 1 3 SoC-4 Co4'9 101 051 x • • • 2 ~ Helnu (5) end ftoOerU; Howtot> and MIM. W • Houltof\ t-1. l -P'eten, 0.1. 21 • Yeo11 (SCQ, llri...,., (SCQ. SoCM. cau-1Z. s-*-"" 0 Slef)f Heights 0 0 0 00 • 0 1 2 SoCe1 C.olle9e 1(11)0 Clll -12 11 2 IUnlr\. Mone (233) Md~ tbllton Md ·~Ip. w-Houltor\ 10. .. l • IMMMn (M). ll • llogen (SCQ. TODAY ·~ .. = High boys And girts -Costa M& at Newport HatbOr. 3:15 p.m. ..... IMll COiiege -Northwestern (Iowa) at Southern C.lifomla Col1ege, 2:30 p.m. • Golf High school • Newport Harbor vs. San Oemente, at Paclflc Gotf Oub, 2 p.m.; Garden Grove vs. Costa Mesa, It Cost. Mesa G&CC. Mesa Unda Course. 2 p.m. O;EE~ SE 'SUNDAY'S CIDUNTS Newport I.wing -4 boats. 90 angler$. 112 yellowtall, 12 bonito, 71 sculpln, 11 sand bass, 6 calico bass, 3 blue perdl. 28 madcetef. • VangWlrds can't bang on to lead; Azusa Pad.fie eliminates sec with 93-85 GSAC tournament verdict. WHl1TIER -Southern Califor- nia College's men's basketball team nearly pulled off the upset of the Golden State Athletic Confer- ence Postseason Tournament, but couldn't withstand a long-dis· tance scoring comeback from the NAIA's .,, 3 team as Azusa Pacif- ic ended the Vanguards' season in the semttinals with a 93-85 vic- tory. sec condudes the campaigh with a 19-15 mark, while the Cougars, riding a 13-game win- r------------------------------------------------------~ I .. JC TR n1ng atree.k at 30-4, will face No. 13 Biola Tuesday for the ctuunpi- onshlp. 1be Vanguards cl4lmed first. half leed of 29-18 after a 12-2 nm and surged heading into the b~ek with a 7-0 run as Newport Harbor High product Justin Mcintee and senior Terence Wilborn each tallied 12 points in the opening 20 minutes. The rollies provided for a 43-30 lead at the half. Coach Bill Reynolds' Vanguards would mount an eight-point lead early in the second before the Cougars tore back. little league Azusa PadftC'I reds.b1rt fresh- man Corey Smith paced the comeback scodng 10 of hil 1' points during the Cougars' 33-15 run over 10 minutes. The top. seeded team would take the lead for good when T.J. Walker CAnned a jumper with about 12 minutes left. APU canned 13 three-pointers. The Vanguards managed to outrebound the regular-season GSAC ch.amps, but committed 22 turnovers that led to thefr down- fall. Mcintee led all &c0ren with 27 points while Wilborn added 22 DON LEACH I DAJ\.Y PILOT The ball gets put Diamondbadtl' leCODd bueman Austin McGuff (above) on a throw from b.b catcher as Dodgen'buenmner Erle Scheafer (14) ts safe on a steal attempt ln a Costa Mela NaUonal Majongam.e Saturday, part of Opening Day Ceremonies. At left, ln Newport Harbor Baseball AssodaUon adlon. catcher Greg Miner reaches out to make the tag, but tf1 too late, Mltdlell Dryer of the Rocldes («) ICOreL and 13 rebounds. Senior Adam Dzierzymld dOled out his career at sec with an U·paint performance, u wen. CIOl.Dllll ITATI An&anC CICI II I ICI TOll .... V ill Si ... IMS AllllM ~ tJ. SoCM tau.a. as IOCal C.olege -Mcintee 21, Wll>otn 22. Scheuennan 9, Keane 12. Dilenynskl 11, Cezar 4. 3-9t, goals -Dzlerzynskl 2. Mcintee 1, ICMM1. Fouled out -None. ..... hdftc -DeVries 16, Sulllvan 7, Getz 12, Boswell 18, Walker 17, Smith 14, Newman 5, l.edle4. ).cJt. goals • Boswell 5, OeVrles 3, Smith 3, Sullivan 1, Newman 1. Fouled out -None. Halftime . sec. 43-40. ...._ pnwant local soldiers! • ... week would bring CMmpiooship banners to the .... 6igh school gymnasiums a.Ml tePd our high school Wrkfi OD to the State ffaydfl. • l'odd Mentman's sucoessfu1 free throw attempts with 21 ~aining in the C1P Section TV-AA title oame are enough to lift Corona i'e1 Mar Higp's boys basketball l8am to a•?-46 win over St 8emard. • Hn'w> llobblson. Dolill Do and CIF Southern Section Player ol the Year Ollvla me-ms drive the nails Into bDCbo Alamitos' cotfin u the M\lltangS rip off a 72-55 win lor the ID-A championship. • Costa Mesa's An.a OsplBo cnmb out a no-bitter against Ubcty Christian and then bolds Corona del Mar to just two bits in a 16-1 win. •Junior left-hander Jalro ~closes the dOor on a Ne~ Harbor rally as he enten the buebaJl game for Eatanda seventh inning. The . l!ag)es-won, 3-2. ..... uw oat a 1cm 1111tt • t1S, o.·-CWT12t ,......., ...... ,.Rfntus (ltCQ, 161.15;'2. Hilt COCO, 154.8; 3. Hilton (OCQ, 132A. zoo ..... ., ......, -1. Rhlerslde, 1:53.67. ZOO IM • 1 .Amthot (OCQ, 2:13.88; 2. Andrade (RCC), 2:14.15; 3. 8etqufst (RCO. 2:23.02 . 50 free -1. Mullen (RC0, 25.76; 2. Panggahean (OC0, 25.88; 3. Wilson (RCO, 26.BO. 100 bedc -1. Weiser (RCC), 1:03.23; 2. Veldez COCO, 1:03A5; 3. Murphy (OCO. 1=04.58. 100 ...._. -1. Andrade (RCO, 1:08.22; 2.'Sealy (OCQ, 1:1235; 3. Belquist (RCO, 1:12.59. zoo free • 1. Aklufl (RCO, 1 :5930; 2. No name COCO; 3. Bennett coco. 2.'08.96. 50 fly -1. Panggahan (OCO, 28.07; 2. Devaney (RCO. 28.46; 3. Perrone (RCO, 28.55. J.metim diving · 1. Rinkus (RCO, 155.9; 2. Hill (RCO, 137.05; 3. Helms (RCO, 89.50. 100 free · 1. Aldufl (RCO, 55.30; 2. Mullen CRCO, 57.15; 3. Helm COCO. 58.34. 100 fly -1. Amthor coco. 59.94; 2. Devaney (RCQ, 1:01 .01; 3. Osai coco. 1 :05.45. 50 bedc -1. Weiser CRCO. 29.29; 2. Velez COCO. 29.86; 3. Murphy COCO, 30.72. 100 IM -1. Gauda COCO. 1:04.41; 2. Devaney CRCO. 1:05.64; 3. Roy CRCO, 1:09.55. 500 free -1. Aldufl CRCO, 5:21 .27; 2. Osai coco. 5:43.20; 3. Lethridge, 5:48.09. 50 -..st -1. Andrade (RCO. 32.14; 2. Berquist CRCQ, 34 .. 06; 3. Sealy (OCQ, 34.44. 200 ..... ntl8y . 1. Orange Coast. 1:45.10. Advertorial Auto .. Facts QUIT SMOKING Bluish or grayish smoke that lingers in a cloud for a relatively long time after starting up the engine is something that requires attention. This smoke is caused by oil burning in the combustion chamber, usually due to worn valve seals. valve guides, or piston rings, which are common conditions on high-mileage engines. While faulty valve components limit the scope of the repair to the cylinder head, worn piston rings require a complete engine overhaul. If a heavy smoking condition is left uncorrected, a close watch should be maintained on the engine oil level. The burning oil will also likely foul spark plugs to cause rough idling, bard starting, and poor engine performance. HINT: H blue or V.-)' smote coming from the tailpipe upon starting the car clears after the engine warms up, the problem may simply be due to clogged oil passages in the c)'linder bead (oft.co cau9Cd by dirty oil) NEAR THE END OF YOUR LEASE --~,.ajr' • • I -,i ~-··: .. ..:. I ;, -·-I "' r r---------~------------------------------------------·--------~-..... ·------------------~--------------~~--~~-~-.---.., ~ tlie 552 Club. wu strongly in doubt l4st May, when NBCC I CIASSIC Purser, swj:>rised by bow rap1dfy tho management tssued a statement to-ISM and ' Mondily :.'f1t ~ 0. 1 .. .-a IOPTUl.I. ' CONTINUED FROM 6 event has become p~t.able. came to New· tbe Senior ToW', Myillg essentially the dub c.t.-..... COID~ i port Beach from the Senior Tour stop at would no longw host the Tothfba Senior Mod.CX>ID\...a f. (tje) ·~ BombeB, Grand Rapkls, Mich.,· where as tournament Clusic o,. Jong OB ISM remained u operator. 1. (\I~) Beer Buddies. Off l1W? Wa PSA MOM>AYD through the traru.itional phase and put all director he turned around the First of Amer· On June 24, lt was reported tor the first UI' Pickle 8Nchcomben, Mudaak~ 2 eld't: ,, I t. Rtgll"IQ Rofds, 7 I Sticks & Stone. 2 NCh; 4. (tle)~Bfi l\UMlng Debits, +J; the pieces in pl.a~ for what is expected to be ica Classie. time that Hoag Hospital Pound~Uon would (tie) C.ltfomle Or.amln'. •c:IRa~O. (tJe) Clmivor'OUS a spectacular event. "I think (Hoag) hired Jett because we t4ko over as operator, givfng ~ event a Rug ltaU. 1 ..ct\: 6. (tht) Sneaker Squtaker\ 3 ' On paper, the event is already a success, gave him such glowing reviews,• Senior · well·establlshed community cha.rity and a Thud\ ·em All Held First. o 1. (tie) Muffin Me» s. (tie) SchUltt Photo, the first time in four years the managing Tour otfkW nm Crosby said. 118ut Jake veteran team of volunteer organizers. ' each: 8. Grounds Oew, • l. sten. Se~e Komets. Shooters. 2"'5. charity bas started in the black before the Rohrer and Hank Adler and Peter Foulke Crosby said other events on the Senior I MocL CXJED LOWER &Jtt•G.aton•. Team Ypac. 1UllSDAYD I I 1. (tie) 'hrifone, 2 ffdl; 5. (tie) Base Ban-1. (tie) Mlxtd Nuu. first tee shot (Hoag B.xecutive Vice President and Chief "'Tour, like at Gralid Ropids before Purser I Stwkbltes, The Big dlts, RSI 81g Rigs. Riptide, Wlldarts, 6-1; 3. Rhymes I I Purser, hired by Hoag on Sept. 19, said Financial Officer} and all the people at the arrived, have needed belp with its organiza· I Heads. IJndetdogs. 2 eadl: ~R:nen. 0 each. with Dud(. 5-2; 4. (tie) this year's tournament has the •potential" to hospital have been just unbelievable. tion and fiscal bottom line for charity. I s. (tie) Rfwr Rats. TKC. Terminators. ~-5; ! surpass the $306,000 achieved in 1996, the They've mobilized the community as every-"But nothing compares to this,• he said. I CleatHl-Oeavage. 1. (tfe) POC. Qulen £s 6. Lobos. ().. 7. I Rookie$, No Metty. 0 each. Mas Macho?, Renegotla. wmmtURS single-largest contribution ever made to body back here (at PGA Tour headquarters "And they did it in less than a year, that's the I I NMCCMIN1c, tors. 2 each; 4. (tie) 1. In the House, 5-1; 2. Hoag by the 552 Club, the hospital's fund-in Florida) had hoped they would. incredible part. w I 1. (tie) Black x, Red Blood. Sweat & Beers. Rancho Enseoada. 5-2; 3. I raising group. "There's no question Orange County is a All three pro-ams, induding the Wednes-I Sox. 2 each; 3. Blue Soic. Goat Hiii. Club Mesa, 0. Jack's Surfboards, 4-2; 4. The aforementioned figure was accom-great pla~ for the Senior Tour, and now l day and Thursday Toshiba Senior Classic I White Sox. 0 each. Ml!NS~1 (tie) OB, Teem Jamba, plisbed during the now-detunc:rt Newport think we're here. w Pro-Ams, perhaps the most imPQrtant inven-I COEDC 1. (tie) Hard & Low, ()St. 4-3; 7. (ti•) Air I • 1. (tie) Barking Spiders, Young Guns. 2 each; 3. Touc:f\. Below~ Rim, l-3; Classic, an event operated for 23 years by The feeling of stability and being "here" tory, have been sold out for weeks. I I, I Oeats • Clea~e. 2 (tie) Minni's, The Chucks. 9. Ashing Cub, 1-6; 1<>. I each; l. El Ra ito, Plaza Heat. Mulligans. O. The GlobaJs, 0. 7. L---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ • ~ ,; PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC' NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES • L lied In the general condl· with the court 1 formal R• CATEO AT 2374 NEWPORT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ducted by: an Individual -.orMlllcnlbenll,c:lllC*cn.rt iiUST : m ~ rsJ·f*Sum Ilona. quest fOf Specl1l Notice of BOULEVARD I 114·120 ~291, SARAH KELSEY, Have you started doing on 1 ate ar,......, a¥ingl and , and iMrl loC* • 452t of Trust. The DISTRICT reserves the lillng of an Inventory EAST WILSON STREET I HOUSEHOLD ITEMS business yel? No ~ ~ wvir9 .as I . . west Plcific Collt ~. PUBLIC N"TICE the right to reject any or 111 and appraisal ol estate as-115 SANTA ISABEL IN Cl A423. ROBERT/KURT, Mark W. Taylor lllOdltion. " llVinal 1111* 154~\ Nlwportlleld\CA~ l1'0le "' blJ.> or to waive any Ir· sets or ol any petltlon or ANO PDR·MD ?ONES. EN· POSJICK/MITCHELL. This sta1ement was flied lpldled.lnfinltlCllllCoiJ .. adiln ~...... The we of lic:lnll ID bl 1 lbow · ___ N_O_T_l_C_E_T_O---I regularities or lnlormalitles account aa provided In VIAONMENTAL OETEAMI· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS with the County Clerk ol 6102endlUltlolbdtodo....._ o~r ~· :J nnsfnd !Win: Off SALE= of Trust. CONTRACTORS in any bids or in the bid· a&ctlon 12SOoftheCallfor. NATION: EXEMPT. 8143, LUIS LOPEZ, OrangeCountyon2·17·98 lnc.llomiLThe .. wlblrnldl ~ 0 indef GENERALL.aNSE,laHSEP«J. if v ding. nla Probate Code A Re-2. MINOR CONDITIONAL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 19988749114 wlhaut CIWWlllll'll or ...-..nty, 1997 21·23Geln Ille real ' 1· CALLING FOR BIOS P.s required by Section quest lor Speclat Notice USE PERMIT ZA·98·04 FOR 831 t, DAVID LAFFOON, Dally Pilol Feb. 23 Mar. 2. upwl ar irn?ild. ~ tllt, ,~ 84 or now Issued lorb pttll'det · . School District: OL 1773 of the Calitornla form I• 1vallabfe from the THE PLANNING CONSOA· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 9 l6 1998 ' m088 pmNlliM. CK enamilnnclt. to Rec:oids ii thlt_ ollk:e locad at swne. A COAST COMMUNITY c . Labor Code. the Director ot court clerk. TIUM, AUTHORIZED 8317, VINCE BARONE, • • lllldt 1111 ~ llCUNd bv the Recofde( f ()W)ge ThtblikUltandDlllerof • LEGE DISTRICT . lhe Department of Indus· Attorney for Petl· AGENT FOR ORANGE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS PUBLIC NOTICE Ille Oeed d flllll -..tld by ~ 0 1t11 ~ bMllgl Ii-• :J\1Ste9 Bid Deadolne: April 8, trial Relations of the State ti COAST COLLEGE TO LE· 8550. CONNIE MC KIN· · RllNld JoM 8nMn. An Ulwnlrrild I IN-oense(a~m i'*'ldld ID bl any , b 1ny 1998 at 2:00 p.m. of California has deter· oner: GAUZE A 100 FOOT TALL NEY, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Fictitious BualneH Mir\ 11 llulla, 1-md on ST c:onsummallld at 1t11 o1fice of· nes,,~ lllnlM Place of Bid Receipt: Of-mined the generally prevail· COLLEEN BARNEY, MONOPOLE AND TO PEA· C168 CHARLES JEN· Name Statement lltCW2, r9tCIDl'd9d • lllltlUmllt 00L0EN KFf ESCROW 3700 and r ~ lice of Director ol Purchas· 1ng rates of wages In the ESQ. (CSB# HS7040) MIT ADDITIONAL ANTEN· KINS, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS The following persona are No. 92-142657, Boak No. i-oa. d ~N 'MlsNrt Bl'fd No 1cil. Los lion, M. W. ln<I • Ing. Co~st Community .~~!· localily In which the Work RICHARDJ. NAS ANO EQUIPMENT Published Newport doing business as: 1111 Otfidll Alcoldt d Oii~. A I 0 = CA "gooio and b ~ wnount. un-lege D1st1lct, Bldg. D · Is to be performed. Coples ALBRECHT1.ESQ. MODIFICATIONS ON THE Beach·Costa Mesa Daily AEA HEADHUNTERS, c.lforril. The tcill amounl Y R TY. IT .Y .es. oaid b ~ 1370 Adams Avenue. Cosla of lhese wage rate delerml· (CS8#080409t EXISTING MONOPOLE LO· Pilot March 9, 16, 1998 1408 California St .. #4, llClnd W uil ININment 11 d ~SC>tf@i ~ 111118Pllld •~is Acltll 5. ~~ the .,.~• Mesa.CA92626 . nations. entitled PREVAIL· ALBRECHT•BARNEY CATEO AT ORANGE . m101 Huntington Beach, CA lllltinedililill~dl!i' · T The ''"rchase ,,.,_ °' :( ir: Project ldenl1flcallon ING WAGE SCALE. are p K ' COAST COLLEGE, AT 2701 92648 nmb ii $27l,42S.9l, wNctl ""· • "':'-i . Name: COAST COMS· maintained at the DISTRICT ~ot'4 1 :~ '1~ FAIRVIEW ROAD IN AN PUBLIC NOTICE Alex E. Arreola, 1408 Call·~ thl lalll lll!Qd d the 1 A AIN y ~d'!.C.:.ie:::= OOS:·~ Yi MUNITY COLLEGE 01 • office located at: 1370 • 1 I & A Z ON E E N· I lornla St. 14, Hunllngton l..,ul lllllta (lldudinO IOCIUtd OU A T . · • bfrm TAICT ADMINISTRATIVE Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa, 92914 VIAONMENTAL OETEAMI· FlctltlouaBu•n•H Beach CA92648 and ~ itlnlr) and tnnaferollllellcense,1slhlsum • 6 It Is OFFIC~s .. AE~.o~F BUILD· CA 92626; Physical Feclll· Published Newport NATION: EXEMPT. Nam• Statem•nt This • business 11 con· ~ lllinllld OOlta, ~ n' Drive Costa of ~<XX>.00, lnctudno llMO-0 Li et time of INGS ·c & D : Bid No. lies Planning, and are avail· Beach·Costa Meaa Daily IF THE ABOVE AC· T~e loHo.wlng pe'.sons are ducted by: an Individual ~. and llHancM It Iha ~~~ ' "'Y estmalled It $150.<XXl..OO, sale · be 1760 able to any Interested party Pilot March 2, 6, 9, 1998 TtON(S} IS/ARE CHAL· doAmOg bEusCTmFeUs~~1NG COA Have you started doing~ d ililill ~ d tllll 'Ill a=r~ or oo~ wtlchCOllSIS1Sof~tol!Owlng: leas than Pl~ce Bids are on file and upon request. The Con-m094 L.ENGEO IN COURT, THE P J • business yet? No nalic:9. Dllect ~ .1a, 19911 f11o!1 · of property Cheek~ In -.row ~due, In to . ava1l~ble at: O!fice of lhe lractor shall post a copy ot CHALLENGE MAY BE LIM· PORA TION, 1.70 Ne~ort Alex E. Arreola Rid! K. Cabido. Mlill8n Vice IS shown , no W8n11f11Y 1¥ lluytf • S20.<XX>.OO 1he Trustee .ccecll Physical Facihties Coordl· lhls document al each job PUBLIC NOTICE ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS· Center Dr., Suite 245, ew· This stalement was filed PIMidlrt Serrlno ~ ~oiven M lo its q>~le-Oemancl Noel.., bl rtlllad ie(s ~ dlM1 ori • nator, Ardith A[chey, Coast s11e. The Contractor and SUES RAISED IN WRITIEN port Beach, CA 92660 with the County Clerk of Ccmolnw 4900 ~ Rold. qr~). Wl1h call tn ISCIVW • =natiOnel bank. a Community College Dis· any subcontrac1or under It INVITATION TO BID CORRESPONDENCE DE· PFC Corporalion (Dela· Orange County on 2·26-98 SliMi 2$70 lrwindllt, C. 91706 Sl!le qi ~rty wi~ be 1180.<XXl..OO by.a stale or feclelal trlct; 1370 Adams Ave., shall pay not less than the Nollce Is hereb iven LIVERED TO THE ZONING ware). 170 Newport Center 19980750358 (t!29) 8458 Par SelM fl\8de Ill as ~· Oondilion Oenwld No4t ID be rtcUced Cf8d UntOn. or a .dledt Bldg. "D", Cos1a Mesa, specified prevailing rates ol I hat the Ocea! 61ew ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR Drive, Suite 245, Newport O II PU t M 2 9 16 fr*rml!ion Cll' (714) 57>1965 v.Uhoul convenaot or wtV· witl1 blflk loan tn HCIOW • drawn by e ~ or ~ CA, (7l4l 438-4646 wages to all workers em· School District of Oran e TO THE ABOVE DATE. Be~ch, CA 92660 a y o ar. ' ' 'P1052072123312~ ran~eXP.f'!ISS~, re-$450,<XX>.00 ~and ""l"!.aslOCillion. NOTICE IS HEREBY ployed In the execution of County California, hereln~f. FOR FURTH~A INFOAMA· This business Is con· 23, 1998 m091 ~ litle , or • has bMn IQl9tCI betMen =~·saY- GIVEN that the above· the Contract. ter referred to as "DIS· TION ON THE ABOVE AP· dueled by: a corporelJon PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE m. .. IO ~I~ h seltt(1)4ictnsM(1) and Int ~ in named School District of No bidder may withdraw TAICT" will receive at the PLICATfONS. TELEPHONE Have you started doing l::emir sl ~msaid lnllndld lllytl(1)4ransler.e(1), and ~lhoriad . Orange County, California, any bid for a period ol sixty DISTRICT Administration 754·5245 OR CALL AT THE business yet? Yes, 2/21/88, Fictitious BualneH NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE Deed o ru~ ~as a llQUlted 1¥ Sec. 24073of1ti9 this state saict:sale acllng by and throug~ ns (60) days after the date set Offlcea, 17200 Pinehurst OFFICE OF THE PLAN· F376639 Nam• Statement T.S. No:A30..187Unlt in said note' ad-~siness and Plofeaions Code ~n ~. 1n.jn "AS IS" Governing Board, her~inaf· !or the opening of bids. Lane, Huntington Beach, NING DIVISION. ROOM PFC JaHrey C. Ueb, Vice The following peraons are Codt:ALoan vances. ~f . ' the · that Ille considll190n for trlnSfW ~. but ~ «Ne- ter '~!erred lo as DIS-A payment bond shall be CA 92647, sealed bids as 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, President doing bualness as: No:49096944iMCFAALANE AP lerms Qf o rust. ol b taisinas and license it ID ==•-gm or TAICT •will receive up to. required prior to execution listed below. up to but no COSTA MESA, CALIFOA· T.hls slateme~_was liled Anytime Asset Manage-No:141 395 'l1 SEASIOE Fl· fees cllaioes exoenses bllllliclorlyaftlrtlltlllnderhas • •• but not later than the of lhe contract and shall be later than times and dates NIA. with the Counl'f'Clerk of me t 8951 Joyzelle St NANCIAL CORPORATION, as of ih8 Trustee at'4 ·of the OI to a?ove-stated tlme. sealed In the form set forth In the Indicated below. Published Newport Orange County on 2·19·98 Ga;d~n Grove, CA. 92841 "duly appolnlad TrustM under WslseteatedbysaidDeedof ::::::~•UJtb=--smstv 1he 'ae- bids for the award 01 a contract documents. At this said time date and Beach·Costa Mesa Dally 19988749598 David L Law 8951 Joy-Ille tolloVMg described Deed of Trust . =:r · cured l>Y o i co7tracl f~r the project de-Pursuant to Section 22300 place, bids will be publlcly Pilot March 9, 1998. Dally. Piiot Mar. 9, 'ts, 23, zefle St.: Garden Grove, Trust WILL SELL AT PUBLIC ~~~;fa~ !:&'P~: 'M>N~-~~-H. ¥1. m~~~·· scrbed es. of the Public Conttact opened and read aloud. m099 30, ~998 .m103 CA. 92841 AUCTION TO THE 111GHEST On the · 1 ~·a · ~ · · ~· . . Coast Community College Code, the. contract will con· Any Job' Walk listed 19 This• busloeu Is con-BIDDER FOR CASH (In lhe ~· '# lO crJc Sellrts s u the .JI oil istrl~.'c·f>-dmdl~)os~aAUon 01 I· tali:i provisions permitting MANDATORY musl be at· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an individual lonns. Wiiien are lawtul tender le< E '""mart ~ Yl-...-lfl n • .t bY DeeiO as°' ices an eroo the successful bidder to · H t rt d d In In Ille Unlllld Stalls) and/or Ille · · ..... • 3'~1) ''"9} .lhlar9st There will be • Ten dollar substitute securllles for any tended In lls entirety to be LEGAL NOTICE Flctltlo1ia BualneH b:S~~85~0~175 ~o e 0 g cashier's. certllled or olher >3'~ or the ~Wbi-~ MISI 111 ~1~~= ($10.00) non..-efundable monies withheld by the eligible to bid. NOTICE OF Nam• Statement Dav'd L r!w checks specified In CM! Code C:atk>il 07'!.gf ~ total ~KK Mlrll, 111118 -tM~ payment reqdulred f0< each District to ensure perform· Plans and specifications PUBLIC SALE OF The followlng persons are Thi~ stalement was filed Secaon 29241'1 (~able In lull at a(llQUAI~ unpai(j lance PUBLIC NOTICE g!,s&c of set of bl documents. ance under the contract. are on file at the DISl'RICT ABANDONED doing business u: with the count Clerk or lht time of sale to T.D. Setvlce of the ation ""4.!red by Trust. · Chee~~ shou~ b~ C:de Each bid submltt~d In re-Purchasing Department, at PROPERTY COVER YOUR BUM Orange county 6n 2·17-98 Company) Ill rlahl. Utle and the above ~'bed Deed Ol NOTICE~USTEE'S · · C9fll0'111im pay~ ~ to ~· 1 m· sponse lo this Notice shall tho above address 1714) Notice Is hereby given BEACHWEAR. 2951 Harbor 19988749109 lnllrest conveyeo to and now Trust and estimated costs, m~~ly hollt'Y,e str~ed 1 contain, as a bid Item, ad· 847•2551 Ext 1440 ~d will lhat the undersigned will Blvd., Costa Mesa. CA. 0 11 p·i t F b 23 Mar 2 held by II under said Deed or ~l1'$, and advanOes is T 97_,KK , s s al e recetv n equate sheeting, shoring, · sell at public auction, pur· 92626 a Y 1 0 e · • · • Trust In trle property llerefnatter .384 02 . · TI No. · the place Identified above, and bracing, or equivalent be available at Job walks. suant to Section 21700 ,1 Susan Christine Babineau, 9, 16, 1998 m089 deSa1bed; Trustor: PETER ~le lh8' 8' Ille lime · m~l,r'l{)fcmlliQ( and those bids .shall be method, for the protection Any purchase fee Is non· the Business & Prole•· 3400 Ave. of 1he Arts PUBLIC fOTICE · MCFAALANE. K.AlliERfNE Of ~ing bid may No · 0 fcened 1nd publicly read of Ille and limb In trenches refundable. slonal Code the followi;g t11F324, Costa Mesa. CA I MCFARLANE RecordedMay 4, be !Jan Iola! indebr· .. a oud at the above-stated and open excevatlon. The DISTRICT requires described p;operty to wit: 92626 Flclltloua BualneH 199<419 Instr. No.94-0307567111 ~~ue. 23 1999 u;ne and p~ace. 1 h th which shaft conform to ap-that the bidder possess a JULIETA CHUNG OSl-16 This business Is con-Name Statement Book -Plgt-of Ofllcllj Rec-aii8'I Corpor&-pr~vrs~~~~ a~~e c~1\forn1: pllcable salely orders. contractor's license as Boat/lraller, JASON HETH· ducted by: an Individual The following persons are ords In Ole omoe of !ht R• ia said 1'.ruslfe. . Public C Ira t Code Sec· Governing Board listed, at the time the bid Is COAT, K·71 , TV, Speakers, Ha~e you •tarted doing doing business as: corder ofORANGECountv..t .0. Service ~y. as IJ 3300on the 01 1 let B~ Wllllam M. Vega, b ltted coolers, toa91er misc. buStness yet? No TREASURE BOX 333 E llUrwlllltO the Nob or Oelalfit on • e s r 1• Ed D Ch II su m · ELEANOR ABAJIAN J 89 & Susan C Babineau S C ' M . Ind Electlon to Sii thereunder a S u--. Vice quires lhat the ticder pos· • ., ance or, COVERED LUNCH AREAS . • • This >stat m n\ was flied 17th ~. 14. ost• esa. recordedNovembtf 21 1997as ·~ ..... ,... ... sess the foflo'Mlng clas· CoHt Community Col· • COLLEGE AND VILLAGE t°8~ Chai~, toy~iM~~~t~ with the Co~nty Clerk of CA. 92627 0 Instr No 97-602785 lri Book··· n · Comoan_y _ slllcatlon of contractor's II· 1•9• District VIEW SCHOOLS • BID J~uF~RiEs ~~51 Blk h Orange County on 3-4·98 Ellz~eth s H1nnchan. PIQ.:-oi Olflclal Records In !ht 750 . 4 >t., Sle 700, P 0 . cense at the time that the Publlshed Newport 111·9799 lam boxe's misc e, c • 199807"'1009 33M3 .C1A79lh26217. #4, os11 offb of Iha Rec«d« or OR· x 11 ~CA contract is awarded: e h c t M o 11 · p, • · o1 esa, ... ,., c ty· YOU ARE IN 11· 1 4 72 contractor: Aoofln LI· eac • os a esa a Y Bid Closing Tues. March Sale will be by competl· Dally Piiot Mar. 9, 16, ~3. This buslnH• Is con· """"' ounNO are · Benel- cense c.39 g Pilot March 2, 9, 1998. 24, 1998, 2:00 p.m. llve bidding (written sealed 30. 1998 m104 ducted by: an Individual ~t"s'?LT JinbR ~~~[D g 10 a ~an PUBLISH: March 2. 1998 m095 A Job Walk will be held bids may be submitted In Have you started doing 1994 UNLESS YOU TAXE 11 we wtl CZ and March 9, 1998 PUBLIC NOTICE Wed. March 18, 1998 8:00 advance) on lhe 25th day PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR or 1Nt ~ as duty to WALK THROUGH· Ma ch ' of March, 1998, al 2:00 Elizabeth Hannahan received Of"'1or111 pol1U*ft 17 1998 at 9.00 a~ a.m. s.harp, starting at Col· P.M. at the premises where Fictitious BuslnHs Thia statement was filed PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO . "'5Y1!iC1,.,~ CCCD Adminlstr'1t1ve ·o;: BSC 7058 lege View School 6582 Len· said property has been Nam• Stat•m•nt with the County Clerk of AT A PUBLIC SAU.IF YOU 81 e ~··l"'r. ~ fices Building .. 0 .. Confer· p NOTICE OF nox Dr., Hunt. Bch., C1. LI· stored and which Is located The following persons are Orange Gounty on 2·19-98 ~D ~uRlX~~O~R~ ma l:O ence Room A 1370 Adams ETITION TO cense Cluslftcallon 8 or 1t AYRES SELF STORAGE, doing buslne11 as: 1998074953g CEEDING AGAINST YOU YOU the lei. TE T :fl Avenue, Costi Mesa, Call-ADMINISTER C·51, Plans $25.00 per aet. 7012 Ernest Ave., Hunting· INSPIRED SOLUTIONS, Dally Pllol Mar. 2, 9, 16, StiOULD CONTACT A lAWYER nlhe S l1 ~ and fornla. Cfo11 Street Is Pl-ESTATE OF: BAU WALLS AT CIRCLE ton Beach, Ca. (714) 648-3300 Irvine Ave. Suite 320, 23. 1998 m092 208 WELLESLEY LANE COSTA as ~ . 3500 Pactnc View DrM neCreek, between Harbor MERLE E. SHREVE ab VIEW LAKE VIEW ANO 7314. Landlord reserves Newport Beach, CA 92660 MESA CA92626 111' tr t ·c D3IOOl98 17, of Rec-Newport BMd'I Blvd. and Fairview Road. MERLE ELLEN SHREVE VILLA.GE VIEW SCHOOLS the right to bid at the sale. Wllllam P. Carteton. Ill. PUBLIC NOTICE '""d . ' da t" ~· . . In 1he f 1he a.a.a.-oo !' • Purchases must be made 2739 Star Crest Lane, Co-.,. rm or common es .. na· Recoldef -•• <714>436-4~8 CASENO.A19119 3 BID#10:9798 bycashandpaldforatthe ronaCA91719 &awlLlllllHlt donotproperfylsSllownabow, 1 2542 t, Stale of ~ID D~TE. April 8• 1998 at To. all heirs, ~eneliclarle~. Bid Closing Tues. March time of purchase. All pur· This business Is con· NOT1CE10CMllllOll no warranty Is given as to llS I 'l.~8'..~"''!J 2a·00o PA· D. DATE M 6 creditors, contingent credi· 24 1998 2·00 pm chased goods are sold as ducted by· an Individual OflUllULf compllllness or c0trectness). PUBLIC NOTICE A _,,.-..... T,. •• ...., Al : ay . tors, and persons who may • • · · · 1 d .... t b d 1 H · d d 1 s.ld Sale or property Wiii be ' 1998 otherwise be Interested In A Job Walk will be held s an mus e remove • ave you starte o ng (UCC lie..=~ mlda In Is dltion wUtl 1 &.w 11.-.0 N No payment shall be lhe will or estate or both Wed. March 18, 1998. 9:00 the time of sale. Sale Is bwilness~et? Yes, 211198. NOTlCE IS GIVEN conven111~or =anly expr:'s lllTICE10CIEllTOllOFUJ C I made for work 0< material of: MERLE E. SHREVE aka a.m. sharp, starting at VII· subject to cancellation In wxas 1 3> tnlt I llUlk Ult Is lbout ID bl or implied rtg•dlng uue ULE T, A el under the contract unless MERLE ELLEN SHREVE lage View School 5361 Sis· the event 01 aettlement be· llllam P. Carleton, Ill ma. PoSSeSSlon'. or encumbrancts AllJOFlllTBITlllll11J-•-~·to the hest and unlll the Registrar of A PETITION has been C , , tween landlord and obll· Thi• statement was liled Tiit Nme{I) and tllslnas to opav.., .... -·•-1n ...... 1• El<9 ·-~Of ... c m h . son, Hunt. Bch.. a. u-gated party with the County Clerk of lddlm of b tel«! ~ ., u .. ""-' 0 pr.,.,.pa ruo .,.. 0f;i~~rth"a~r ~! t~dN~ ~~eAdEv:~ndW}J~~A~ A~: cense Clasalflcallon B or Auctioneer: Wanda Nor· Orange Counly on 2·11•98 CHUN M 00 HY!• ~ :';;~ 0:,:: ~~~r~lt.s:•:.~ ~.-V:-uc:mE atlimeo sall. h f TRACTOR was properly Ii· TEAITANO In the Superior C·29• Plans-No charge. ton, Bond# S-400.lS84 19980748748 301 ~ a.di, il10ll, est as In said note provided ,_,, 11 ........ ·and ifl~ ~~ ~ 1111-----•l!'llilll censed at the time the con. court of California, County INTERIOR MODIFICATION Ayres Self Storage, Resl· Dally Pilot Feb. 16, 23, ~8uch,CAQ'ltl60 adVanoes. If any, under Ille ~2r~)GNBI ------------------ tract was awarded. Any of ORANGE. AT MESA VIEW SCHOOL· drt ~r~geda N t Mar. 2, 9, 1998 m079 Oolna bu81 .... 11: BAY· mrms ol said Deed of Trust M' IUlk .. of -and I CONTRACTOR not so ff.. THE PETITION requests BUILDING A·BID 112:9798 u 1 e ewpor \1£WCAF£ lttt. charges and expenses ol censed Is 1ubjec1 to penal· that WILLIAM H. SHREVE Bid Closing Tues. March ~1Tatc~·C~~t; 1~e~;98Dally PUBLIC NOTICE M °""' tanlnas nwne<•) lht Trusllt and or tilt tl'UllS =s)~ :=cbl =-"Affiordable Iles under the law. If the II· and J u LI A M • AR· 24 1998 2·0-0 p m 0 ar • • · Fl 8 1 end addresstes) UllCI 1¥ lhi created by said Deed ol Trust . · cense cl1sslflcatlon •peel· TERITANO be appointed as ~: MA,NDAT. RV m102 ctltlous ua neH llllel{s) witin b pat hie Slid sale wlll be held on: Tiit 1111111(1). SOcill Seal- fled herelnabove la that of per•onal reprHenlatlves to Walk will be ~eld .;~: PUBLIC NOTICE Th N1~:.Jtat•m•nl • IS stllld 1¥ lie 911tf(•). MARCH 23, 1998, AT 3:00 P.M ~:.a~ Ill"':" ~ Alternat1·ve" l • "specialty contractor" 1a adrnlnlster the estate of the · · e 0 ng persona re 111: None OH THE FRONT STEPS TO THE u,. defined In Section 7058 ot decedent. March 18, 1998. 10:00 a.m. NEWPORT BEACH doing business as: Tiit !«*I in Cllifoma of ENTRANCE Of lliE ORANGE ~I ft YA:>N K. the California Business and THE PETITION requests ah up, et Mesa View CITY COUNCIL FAT BOY ENTERPRISES, h CfMI ~ Oftlcl of tit CMC CENTER, 300 E. CHAP· YI : • KYONl Professions Code, the spe-the decedent'• wm and School 11so1 Avilla Lane, AGENDA SUMMARY ~~oo West Coast H~hw~ lllWll: s.,. MAN. ORANGE. CA At Ille ame H. tsH:. 575-7 • 4621 DleSCOUDl Casket ~ clatty contractor awarded codicils, If any, be admitted Hunt. Bch.. ca. Ucense March 9 1998 CA 1;2~ Newporl eac • Thi ~·~ taiilnm of Ille lnitllt publication of 11\ls ~ ~ ~ 11/, ' the Conttact for this Work to probate. The Will and Cl1tslllcallon e Plans ~' lddrm of tit ) ......_,nob the Iola! 1111ount ol lht ...... ...,.,....,.~..,......,.. •hall ltsell conatNct a ma-8/lY codlclls are ivallable $SO 00 • MISCELLANEOUS AC. Robert L Phillips, 301 1/2 M>C> i iu =• -·· unP11ci b*1oe of Ille obligation Datno lluti..u II: BAL· c ti & jorlty of the Wor1<, In ac· for examln1tlon In the file Roo/e~~e~.LACEMENT/ T~~i ANNUAL REPORT ~61h h SCtAre92•!:.3 Newport .,,,l·.:::::.,.,.~ ,.. =· MCUftcl by Ille lbovi de-PORT IJlOOR rema on cordance with the provl· kept by the oourt. eac • "" ~ ....,....,., .... ICflblcl Deed of Trust llld Al olllf buli'*I ~a) ilons of California Buil· THE PETITION requHts REPAIR AT MESA VIEW ON CITY AMBULANCE This business Is con· 11• ·-1111nO said M es1ltnatlcl ~II tltlltnut lfld llld ~IS) Ulld 1¥ lhi B rial Se e ne11 and Prof1ulona Code authority to administer the A N o s T A A V I E W PROGRAM. ducted by: an lndlvidull --* dllcdbld II: ie.tlOld ldWlnC8I II sm '403AI ·It II selel(a)4lclnille(t) wl!Nn h U rVI ce Section 7059. estate under the lndepen. SCHOOLS·BID #13:9798 AUTHORIZATION TO Ha'ff you started doing f~ ftlclurl....,.,., oosd>ft llllt Ith amt of Slit pathMytllS am.ct 1¥ 1t11 All Work must be corn-dent Admlnlatr11lon of E's· Bid Closing Tuts. M1rch APPLY FOR GRANT FUND-bU$lness yet? No """""' OQOCIWI, ~!ht oe>enlnO l>kl may be Ills Mlel(S---1),ll'l:None Why should you subject pl1ted within 30 consecu-tales Act. {This 1uthorlty 24 1998 2·00 ING OF HAZARD MITIGA· Robert Phllllp1 endcowendnottDCIOmPl(I IM'l 1ht totll lndtblldntsa d nit name(S). Sodlt Slat-llve d1ys. Time ls of the ... wlll allow lh• personal rep-• . p.m. TION IN THE MOUTH OF This statement WIS filed end .. --at I)! n. •ftbnittY n 1998 J:. ~ T If & sence. Fanure to complete resentatlves to take many A Jotl Walk wm be held BIG CANYON. with the county Clerk of._.., Oft:ll._ •1oa. N1w110f1 r,~· FINARCIAL CORPORA-~ • ""*' llld yourse your family tn the W0tk within the time actlona without court Ip· W11d. March 18. 1998, 2:00 JOE'S CRAB SHACK EN-011nge Counly on 2· 17·98 8-:b. CA 92980 TIOH •Mid Trw.. LINDA S Of lie "'° H1 forth herein wlll result In provaJ. Before taking cer· p.m. sharp, starting at FORCEMENT ISSUES. 19980'749f15 Tiit ...... _.,._,~~YE$ VICE PRESIDENT To· =~I) iMlt: paying inflated priCeS 'fOT PUBLIC NOTICES , the Imposition of liquidated taln very Important actions, Mesa View School 17601 CNON·R~w USE OF Dilly Pilot Feb. 23, Mar. 2, bl COMUIMllllld • .,. olllct Of SERVICE COMPANY 1750' E 7110) ee6 ~~ ~ Caskets & SerVl.Ces??. ?, ?, damagea for Heh day of hoWever, the person1I rep-Avlll1 Lane, Hunt. Sch .. C1. PU~u~HEA~INQS 9, 16, 1998 m086 fit ESCROW COllWtt, FOUA'TJi ST. SUITE 700 dllt.~01202 ; del1yln In th• amount Ill reHntatlves will be r• Ucense Cla11111c1tlon C.39 C R · 0 ON ;.. GelW 8IM llhd. Sii '1111 BOX 11988 SANTA ~CA Tiit 111111 ...i-IClld 1' .. 11 I:,' forth t,t:i• "Information fOf quired to gtv. notice to In-0< 8. Plans-No Charge. ~~~~Puc~f'o~oF THE PUBLIC NOTl"E 9llM.. CA• .n, tr.I 92711·1988 71~J..83J2 .~'***dad,_-.;,~ wu Toll Free I~ Blddere. terested person• unless Certinc1t1on of Criminal uoo INVESTMENT OOM· Flotltl 8u I ~ 1111 dlll la Mir. 2.5, .., • ..-ana flt BtnelldarY tO a.. 'l -"-....,_.· ~rut-n-.. -.A. ~----dine ~._.a e.cn bid must confotm they hive waived notice or A d C oua • MH 18 COlllCt 1 dt6t Ind~ lnfol'ina. ....,.,,.,_.., • .,... 'Ulf v•UUf"Cll ..,....IVllll \.UUl.Uet and be reaponslve to the consented to the pro~sed ecor ' heck . wlU be re-PANY Nam• St•l•m•nt n. iaa • 1a ••*'1 11 .ii Iii Wed IOI' goodMI. '-. 111111* ~ • ~! conhCt -ctocuments Olf:j Th• lnCJt~f quired~ f't1uclrtton-COG9 OHftNtlEO 9U9tHf99; • t.Wbm ~ lltt PU posa .ritfltf ~d ""'-~~·~·~·~·~™~-~· ~·~-~.,~~=============~~! , bidder lhllll tublntt, 'on the admlni.ttatlon authorlly w111 section 45125.1 (A8 1e10 ~PDATR) iba~~o1:: dotno bi.11ln.11 as: Sealofl810U. onlti oi In WrlllnO II IYalllblt - form fUtnlahecl with the be gr1nted unleas an In-ind AB 1612). N WPO A • CAffE HATTERAS CUS· Tiit '*"' end ._ of ll1t llCPtCtild ~~rnwf , contnct dOC41mentl •• lilt !«Hied pe<lon m11 an ob-EACH BIO MUST CON• NEXATION ANO LAFCO TOM MARINE, 1828 New· '*'°" ..., --dlitqa be Obtllned DV ll1t ~-----..... --------~----------.. of Ul9 propillllld 8'.lbeon. jectlon to the petition •nd FORM AND BE RESPO APPUC~TION ,...<Con1,J8nued) porl Blvd., 132. Co••• bl ...... fW tolloMlg "'""'°"' n W(I) ~ lractort on thll pn>Ject u lhow good eauH ~Y the SN& ON from febtuao'J ""• .. M. M .... CA 92628 1942 liiMltfl Oii N N;. betort the NII "' ~by the Sublett~ coun lhould not gr1nt the DOCU ~yf..~~~'A_~fg Ts:~~cf N J~Lf!T~e Rlehlrd Brian Stapp, 1821M.,•1iii.9-l~QA7HMI0-58f0 TAC: '44161~ p l wlt I a few• ·~~I(=~ ~RINO on the • AORtEMENT IN ITS EN-Ft.!l'CHiA JOHU LtOHTS ~~:z,'32• c.a Mlfftllm-W9',1 P'Ol;,.2.S·t.3'-19 '-I Code Section 4100 et aeq.. tlon wlll be held on AmL TIRETY, AS PROVIDED BY ACTIONC""R",!.~~..;,1N.,.,9 Tl'lla bu1lnut It co,,. .._.CW .Wt _c ~ ~ ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Each 81<1 lhlfl be ec-2, 1998, at 1:45pm In Oepl THE DISTRICT. "" ...,..., ""'" ~ • ducted by: an lodlvldull ' -t• -• a• d oomp.inled by I certified Of 103 located at 3Ct The CllY The OISTRICT r ... rv .. BAYPRONT 'lHTAURANT tieve VoU alal1ed doing ...... .,. .. NOTIC~ST!E·s WO r s •. :::-:..=.:,,:: =. ...... o..,.., CA ,..,,...,.,.)o<o..,UI ~=,;;.~,~ =r~ :r:E-r thM *1 1)8fcent (10.) of IF YOU OBJ!CT to the bid• °' lo wlllle any Ir> 8ALBOA PENINSULA A!• Thia atllemen1 wu flied Miii . . the total b'd prtee, payable grMtlng of the petl11on, you teglht!U.. °' lnformaftllH VITALf~TION PROGRAM w1111 the County Oleftl ot ~Mlt't, 111118 No. t k to the otttrlct H a guaran-a~ *PPM' it the heat· In eny bfd1 or In the bfd.. STATUS REPORT. Orqe Co\#\ty on 2·11-98 1,,, .......... ,.0RO 0 w 0 r '" that the b1dd8f'. 1t 1ta 1nO and et.at• your oo. ding PfOCftt, c~~~~HJ9UfHeJ> crfv iHeH4•t 11 PUIUC NOTICI · 1 ~ proposal la~. ehall e• or file written 01>-Pubtlahed Newport ,...,..,. .. ON Dally Piiot ,.b. 23, M11. a, ~ promptly •••cut• th• Vlllth Iha OOU11 ~ a .. ch·Coa.. M... Olltv ~l\mM;s~ • 1 e te, 1981 moe1 T.t. No. Mt• \m\ No.: • • f ~a,="'p:J:: ~or. the ~ ~0111 lP' Pilot March t, tS, tOM. a.!'cl\.co.~ M~wf,~ • PUIUC NOTIC! ~~1: ::,:'[;::·• 0 r yo lJ • .• anoe Bond "' .,, ~ or · ~..!!..~person mtoo Pllot March•. 1-. OI r-. a.. •• ( "°' teM that1 one hundred II' WAA"a'A~DITOA PVBL.IC llOTICI MlOI Flct1Uo"9 auaJM•• v., T• Adall To""-v, --~~!!i=:~*~~iNWe.f8~1~,~~~A~ =~NOTICE ~f=F!··W='l~M.,..A., ... ,_ ·-,.. .... "'*' one hundred and fTlal • oopy to the Pl'· WIU. RlHDEA A D£C.• INS tM .'!.....~ = Con1t1ctl119 a Enal• ~Cl!.~ y ... • r..:Wll• (I ... of th• '9sntfntalN .. IP' llON ON THURJDAJ,. be tOld -~;;; nHfinQ. 171 Rlvtfelii• --~ra..,. ..... -• OICJ pnc., flf'ICI f\#l)lah •· ~~the"°"" wftNn MAACtt 19t ttee. ~~ on MONDAY, APAU; e, Ave., 9u1le ,, Naw~ ..._a.. ........ -+. =~:a:.1:: ;t,;t .,.,:,.om°'u:_cr: f~f..'1AAu{°o'N 1 ~1 =yfJ1.fOJA~:.Jl. 'r:h·:.0~. 1100.0 =.:..?.19'f..__._. '9tt In tht amourita Ht Mtl u provtdtd In ~ '°'-LOWING 11~M: It.I.I AUCTION l!RVIC!, Weal Oceanfront, Hewpcwt ..... M11i111W .-. fOrlft In the oen-• c:otd-1100 of lie Ctllromla Pro-I. LOT UNE AO.IUIT• P.0. IOX~ LTO CA. BHch, CA ~539 .._,.,...._. ..... ~~.~!!~~~~== 1lont..., !tit WSiN of DlilWll bli. Code. The time tor ... MINT LL.fl.01 l'OA 1:1317 144, Aue; Thia buaJne11 la con-~ bill WI .. _, 11 ~ fO .._ "'* IM .conlfliCf q olahM Wfl noc npn ltl'fllLll' O. OATd TO TION D l~Mt. CLA881PID ~ • i. 1llt ~ "' Md __.. IN~ Mt~ fOur montlla from CiOM_.! 'l1'il lWO AE• ALUPACI COIT~ tt'• the IOfuUOn ~·re ~M:n.t:"&: ~...: .. a::~ ::,.,:-Ing d* noce.d ~~~ ~~A :1.'rl°c1 a..,c:fllnt lot • ~ ~II 'M. l'llillhM ,..,_a land YOU MAY 1XAM1N1 .. NIA COUIGI AHO THI_, er Y'Oll~re ~ • ~c::.. ................ "~..Ll.-- J' ... .......,. "' .,. '°"' ... " .. CCM1. I!°" AOJOININQ, RICllHTLY· UNrf~,. horn•. IN\ apMrMtl&, --.... ... ! Md -..ct ,·.~ ._ .. 1 jllll'8all "9f• .. ll lln VACATID ALL1Y MO A • _... a MW ~on Of ..... lit ... ~ -...,.._,.,.......,.. llt ....... t°" wy l"lfOLI PAftCIC-~ LO. A1W,. 8IY9n1idtey,_ ~•.....,_;;;,.';;,;P _•;;.;•;;;,.t..;l;;;;;..1~•~ ....... ""'!!i-.._....._.;;....;.;..;.:._ .,. __ _.. ......... ._ _________________ .__. •. , ~ . Call ~lf~Pt 642-5678. l I ' , jl I I' I .· ~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORT\HTY Mllll ............ 1111111 ..................... ,... llnl,. ........ Ad .. 1MI. ....................... .. """"' . .., "'"'"''· '' n.1t1tlff tr flHrl•IHllH .... """· ctllf, 19tltltl. ·.IQ, ..................... . ., ...... '""'· If .. 111111111 ........... .., ""'"*'""· ,, ...................... . , Tltla .... ,.,., Wiii Ht ......,...,...,....,. ~ ........................ .. ,_ ............... Ow,.... -..)rt lltmy 11ttn1t4 tut 111 ;r,,.-Miii ... lfwtrttH• 11 '"' ;·-......,. ... ,...'*' .... _ .... .,..... ... ,.- ........ I du .... llJO ·', Jll-trlt 111.-..i ...... ,..., :· ............ oc .. ,.... allllUOlt .... . ·--., •M2-HH Byhx {714) 631-6594 • (J'ifa.,. wlu.i. '"'"'""'"' .. Ml 1ohot1t 111t11tbrr 1ttd trill ~II ~041 tM ··ith. pn. ........... ) ByPlloae (7H ) 642-5678 ByMmMDP.,wu 3:·m W1•11t Ba>: Stm·t Co~tu Ml'~u. CA 92627 \1 '"1JOt1 llhd _, 0.\ SI Bears T1·l1·ph111w 8::iOum-5:00pm '"·"""· -· n.Ja, Wulk-111 8:30um-S.00pm \l<•tda•4ndu Polley Rates and de&dlinfii art subjte« 1ooehangt without no~. Tbt publi!ibeT ttM'rves the right 10 unsor, ~1tify, revise or ttjt't'I any rlttssified advenwmrnt. Pltabt' repon &nJ'_UTOr tbat mAty bt> in your clas:.ified 11d immediattly. Tut Daily Pilot accepts no liabiliry for any l"rror in an ad\'trt~meru for which ii may ~ rt'llponiihle excrpt for thr ~t of tht SJ>&Ct' actually occupH'd by 1he error. Crt'dil can only bt allo..,ed for 1be finJt insenioo. ..-------Deadlines ------ Monday ........... .f ridar S:OOpm Thursday .. Wednesday S:OOpm Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm Friday .......... Thursday S=<>Opm Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday ........... Friday S:OOpm CORONA DELMAR COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS 1022 HOUSES/ OPPORTUNITY I•-----EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 PETS & EMPLOYMENT 5530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANlMAlS CADILLAC 9040 iiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONDOS Newport H •I g h ts 2 904 •Corona Highland• FOR RENT Al'•• Beaullful lrg 3br Receptionist Beauty 5Br 4Ba 2ba. pvt bale, nice & Anutalnv Money Maker EMPLOmENT lmmed. positions avail Jim & Patty McDonald quiet, $1300. 540-0130 Aitonlshlng profits for Temp and T-H. PC .•genl• 7t4-759-9070 with adult product• 5530 skills a + .l1,> to $10/hr W G I Sotu•:ons J uat on Market CORONA "~WPORT 1st time In vending Call 714_.42_0707 Trl·Plex $585,00011 '~'" Co. eatab. PIT earn up Oc:nslde of PCH. 3-car DEL MAR 2122 BEACH 2669 to S4K per-wk $22;000 t 1 0 Hr ~ FULL or Fax 714-442·0708 gar. 304 Margurite cash req. 114-687-4782 TIME! 8am-5pm. M· Retail S•I•• Agent 759-0970 ie YOUR F, Experlencc•t and 10·15hra wk, AM shift. _,.,~_,.......,...,.,. __ .,,.......,. 3Br 2Ba Oceanside * Big C•nyon * tokea pride In answ~r-Out of S•nta Fe •Perfeot Cepe Cod of p . c. H . 2·C a r 1•2.3 Bedroom Apls OWN BOSSI Ing phon&1 for busy, 81 Fashion Island ·Home Oen vu'a, 40' Garage, FP, $2350. near Faahlon laland Unllmltad Income! high-end profe111ona1 Tamara 84,._5953 wide lot, room for mo.+ 1ec. Avl. 4/4 Retire 24-38 monthal office. Computer exp1--~-~--,,,.---expanalon. Reduced! Agent 714-494·6841 2-car gar, fp, W/d hk· Fantastic Support. No a mull. RETAIL SALES Agent 714·75!)..9070 ups, central air, Alarm selllng. Not MLMI Call Mary Lee Evenings & wk·ends 8Br 4.58• Lovely sys, Golf courH views 1 ·8 O O .9 9 5 -0 7 9 8 71 4-717-4880 L•dy Golf Fashion ---------view. l.Ig bonu1 rm, $1650-$2995 844-0509 ext. 8426. No Hype. Island NB 720·1996 COSTA MESA 1024 3-car gar, no pets. 1bd 1b• kitchenette, CAL•SCAN S&·i11 per Houri Sandwich M•k•r/Klt E'SIDI! GREAT BUY1 3Br 2Ba & 1 Br on R-2 Lot S239K Make Orferl Owner/Agt. 842·9668 Me.. Verde Lovely Home1 . Quiet 1treets$O Down Pmt. $4300/Lease 844-1481 quiet, 1 block to ocn. BOOST &ALESI Pro and benefits. FIT & P/ Help fl/pt Good Payll Pl!TS WELCOMI! lncld1 utls+cable, avl marketer helps you T. Preachool, Inf/Tod After 2p 250-0919 pgr 2Br/2Ba w/Lot1 of 3·15 $800. 845-9776 aell product/svcsl Tutor Time Child Care anytime 802-8288. UpgradH. Lfg Patio. Call 714-434-2973 In N.8 .-855·2872 SECRETARY/PT Great Location s1•735. •Waterfront Condo•-.,,....--..,...._,,,,--.--•---------Call For Specials. 2br 2 full Ille bath w/ Cok•Frlto.Pepal Carpet Cle•n•r• pleasant home ofc In 714-875.a003 Jae tub, pvt aundeck Local RoutH In your Certified Pref. Exp.a Balboa. Pers/Asst. Free Recorded MH-1--------- uge. Agent 714-556-562& COSTA MESA 2124 w/great vu, carport, area. No selllng/work mu1t.Use our truck R.E. Mngt, 8·16tlrs/wk, walk to beach, storH. 3-4hrs-wk.Wkly profit• mounted unit. Clean ntsmkr, MS Word/ rest, theater, boat up S1,500. All Cuh/ OMV. Dependable.FIT Excel/Ouicken. $10.hr dock avail. $1950 lse. Ltd Territories ava. 25-35%comm434-7929 Fax Resume 673·0624 ·~•T ......... • s...... A4ID. OMr.e ,-~ $$ CASH PAID $$ -~ ..... --WE BUY ESTATES • ~·friendly-. "WE PAY llOM fAITEJI" CONSIGNMENTS C1111\1qnr11tnl~ t.1'1e111l1111~ "" ~old ill .111tf1011 l''o'tr'i \'hdne:.d•; dt ~11111 J 01 111torn1.•l1on ( 4il 71~ 9~7 lll~ ~957-8133. SOUTHC8AST AUCTI N 2202S.. .. !k. S.... A-. CA 92707 ....-a~ CA •a< 604 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Qeorgeous R•r• Sliver Bengel 8mo old Male. Oeclawed. Paid $750. Wiii HCrlflC• at '82 Fleetwood. FuUy equipped. beautiful, 1• owner Royal Maroon $10,000 432-7789 $350obol 858-5873.1--------- -~~~~~~~- SPORnNG GOODS 6065 K•v•k·K•o~• 2 adj. 1eata for 1 or 2 persons. Like new w/ CHEVROLET 9045 • 11 El Camino• • . • 2 Ford Rancher09 from t 960-1987 beat otter. Owner wlll carry on approved down & credit. 714·968-5779 oars. $450. 873-1853 --------- TV, ELECTRONICS, STEREO 6080 Cable TV Deacr•mbl•r• •800-211-4125• GARAGE SALES '89 SUB 2wd 3/41on, 454, 325hp cam. mitn- llold, 5 core rad, quick shift kit. new cats/ tires/brakes $9.900 714-758-9373 CHRYSLER 9050 '91 LeBaron Light Gray/Gray Excel. Cond. $6990. Call 759-1900 Ext 2328 540-1355 873-6002 Call 1-888-875-7535. Clerlcal Positions TELEMARKETING •••••1211••1 HUNTINGTON 4bd 2ba lg country kit LIQUID COLLOID.Al. 11 $12.s16h ·NO Appointment Setting APPLIANCES 6011 HUNTINGTON .... USES/ 2-car gar swim pool1 .. •••••••• MINERALS with Dr. ava • r Mon-Fri. 3µm-9pm CH 6l40 DODGE ·:BO BEACH 1040 spa w/d malnt. prov'dl• SC "" R•mOUS Wallach'• signature exp nee.I Full benel Casual Atmosphere. BEA 9065 CONDOS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiii $1700/mo 759-1064 Ml Ew.tUu; and warranty. $17 per 888·292•709txt2626· 714-723·7893 Gre•t Bu~I GE 23.5cf iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiii : fOR SALE •Downtown Pier Big B•ck B•v 3br 2ba RCNTALS 32oz bottle. Free ;CM 6octor• OHie•, MEDICAL BILLING frig/freuer oH white,---------. '89 Daytona Shelb~ Pointe, Spaclou.s fam rm/den "on huge• .. il"'••••••-wholesale catalog. Front otflce,..nsuranco excellent SS$, training ice. water dHp. Also. Lvv Eatate Au.;tlon Turbo All Power. 2Br, FP, vault cells, lot, fp, 2.5-car gar." Distributorship avail· PIT. AM houfi $8.00hr Antique Sir,ger Sewing 3114_3115 1oam-??? Premium Sound Sys., gated comm, pool, Jae 51595 pel(?)642•9699 ·---------able. Call today plui bonus, 663·0670 ~~~:~::: '£87/::°r1aey'; machl'l• 714-788-0646 No early blrdat CO Player. A ll Leath_ei_ Peggy BarnH, Agent . ,. 1-80'0·805·8741 (Between 10&m·12pm) 800·550·8660xt452 100 Its-Iota of stuffl Interior. T-Tops, .. ----------1 ·GENERAt 1002 $150,000 366-2655 •Lrg 3 or 4br 2ba ROOMS 2706 CAL•SCAN 1 ..... ......,.~"="''="'...,,.,,==:-Chlpale dinette Ht Garaged. Vf!ry Clean. home located at Loc•I vending route DRIVER·FLATBED., _________ FURNITURE 6014 10 p<:/Lallque orig S2950.obo 548·1554 • • QOVSRNM•NT IAGUNA 443 Elmherat In for sate. Earn BIG$ Experience Paldl Up EMPLOYMENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil box/Armolre/Sllk .. ' •o••CLOS•D College Park Area. CdM 3br 2ba condo w/ M t 11 C II t O $ 4 8 /K · M o r 8 A /L I XIV kl •-p r "HOM•• BEACH 1048 1st+ 1ec req'd Pt1 lg patio, phone line. auos ,.a3•50· .;3~~w exp.• more P•Y· Great SERVICES 5533 Computer Armolr• uga OU. dH · tem pref'd, S525.mo "" 8 flt fll thar '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cherry wood finish Bronze 1tatue/48x72 •-For pennlea on th• 11· call 429-1480 for appt 719·2841 or 548-2576 Loc•I vending route ene • + ~ro ·,. $450 714-64()..4363 MlrrOf'/Cleo aolaloll • •.• O e 11,n q u • n ! Tax • Qovemment Owned to •••· Avall now I for aale. Earn BIG $ Ing. 3yra 0 R + 1 yr. ........ ------...."="'.,..,,..,,,., ptng/Tlfny SU lamp/ Rapoa REOa Your NB $475/mo, no pell. C flatbed required. Please be aware that I BUY FURNITURE ltallan aofa ••V ·. a r • a .' T o II . f r• e ~brl 2.5bn 2-S:f w(.fp 111 & dep. Laundry• M.,U~;~o-8'~e'3w Combined Tran1port. th• II stings In this cat· Antiques, All PIANOS 11 plecH of J ewelry · '1-800 ·2 11·tOO0 n Iv rm, vau c:. •· NEWPORT private entry/bath 1 ·800-e37-44011Greg egory may require you 1pc or houseful cath 15381 Cambay Lane ....... Ext. H·5139 for current Mlchael Lambert, Agt BEACH 2169 428-4272pgr 548-3063 CAL•SCAN to call a 900 number paid (714) 957-8133 Cron StrHt Bolsa ,~t1at.1nga. CAL•SCAN s140.ooo 499-8497 CREl)IT 2907 l·D-rl_v_•-r•_,./S_h_o_p_m_a_n In which there Is a Lrg Ent Ctr. washed Chica & Mcfadden · VI• w • 3 b r 2 b a. Reap. female Hek• iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii~~ S8.50hr + es.Need charge per minute. Oak, glass/wood dra. In H .B. No checka 3 deck1, $70K In 2Br 2 .saa TOwnhme nice br/ba to rent neat g 8 BLE ARTS b 9 a ch, a r 0 u n d ••CfU!DIT CARD plck·up trk. & ln1 En· AS EM , 21dep/52hlgtl/58wlde ---------umdeal $329,000 2-car att gar, iuperb (?) C II 983 PROBLEMS?•• gllsh.714-e45-0763 CRAFTS, TOYS, $350.obo 969-8204 1 Norla Stfeet cond, Iota of atorage, $400. a ··· • Debt Coniolldatlon. i-------...-· jewelry, wood Items, ••••••••• By 0wn9f 407-5994 $1600.per mo Broker 3483 E LI! C TH 0 N I C S I I "'72 8 . Avoid Bankruptcy. typ ng, Hw ng, com-Lug Estate a.·-tlon ¥DBUSPORTATION 840-5664 or 72r-4 Small to Mid OHie• Stop Creditor Calla. TRAINEES. Job puter work from home • -IACU• NEWPORT ,..._________ Space Avall .. NJSt Bch· Cut lnterHt. No Credit openings with excel· In your spare time. 3/14-3/15 10a~7?7 SOLD! FERRARI 9067 •'82 Mondl•I 12k ml, redltan S75K •'81 Teataroasa 13k ml, rad/tan $65K. •'87 412 Auto, Black metallic/ red llkml $6SK. •'87 328 GTB 47k ml. new engine $55K. Owner wUI carry on approved down & credit. 7 1 4 .9 e 8 ·S 7 7 9 9075 Bluffa-Bay View Fa1hlon la atea. 714-Check. One Low Pay-lent benef111. Paid Great pay. Free Noearlyblrdsl BEACH 1069 3 Br + 2 . 5 B a + FR ...... "484 xt 17 on"' ment.1-800-270-9894 training & relocatlon. d • t a I I s . C a I I 100 Its-lots of stuff I ---------FORD iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiii $3,000/mo. 720-1704 ..-~ '• High tchool dlplom.l 1·800-932-8007 Chlpale dinette aet BOATS 7011 l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ooun Sulley, Broker CAL •SCAN 1 o /Lall I 1• Bluffa Condo 4br nr -· grads. AgH 17-34. 24 hra CAL•SCAN pc que org iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •ee Ford T·Blr d new . . Showc:e.M hOmff f0< .... In Out Saturday RMI Estate Supplement I •Hemeaofthe Week dlepl•~ ada at.rt at Juat 1751 (DMdllne Wed 5pm) ***** e()pen Hou•• CdM H.S. Juat U1ted l!aatblutt 2Br +Oen, RENTALS TO .. QET CASOH SNOW1•• San Diego/Orange box/Armolre/Sllk '91 D~ 18' Very engltrans, tires braK .. N-.d• T\.C $288,000 2Ba. frHh paint, 2-cat s2o.ooo T 1 oo.ooo Count Y: 1 ·8 0 0 ·2 2 2· Rugs/Louis XIVdHk/ good condition, recent $2500. obo 54o-621 I .,- . - '• "' Hating• tor •et (Deadline Thurs 5pm) ***** It pay• to advertlH In lh• beat ~al Real Estate Section CALL TODAYl u .. Rivera 714157 ..... 252 Hove A Goroge Sole! Claeatfted M81878 ~· ... ~. l . 714-844 04H garage. Avall lmmed. SHARE 2724 Homeowner• Only. 8289; Loi AngelH: EMPLOYMENT Bronze stetue/48x72 battery•, bottom paint. Please leave message $1500 mo 557 1362 Con1olldata Biila. No 1 ·8 o o ·2 5 2 -0 5 5 9 ; WANTED 5535 Mirror/Cleo iofaloll cover $9750 646-9212 LINDA ISLE · -equity nffded. 125% Fresno/Northern C1ll· ptng/Tlfny SU lamp/ '88 Teurus Statlon- Exqulalt• SBr 4.sBa Panoramic Oceen B•lbo• Penn Shr 2br of your home'• value. lornla: 1•800-345•6289 Italian 1ofa nl/ Wagon. Real me• Jeff Arouri Agent Vlewl Condo, 1Br1 nr beach, fp, parking Fut appllcatlon. (Mon-Fri.) CAL"SCAN •S-dlahNurae• 11 plecHof Jewetry POWERBOATS car. $2900 obo 71.._...1.e..1 Oen, pool & tennis. S&SO+ dep. Call Alex No up-front feesl Loving. Dependable, 15381 Cambay Lane O 2 (714) 723-1504 OC ..... •RONT $1500.(714) 722·7220 495-e197/979-1700-wk Stop bllls nowl Eat•bllahed Trade Xlnt Cook, Driving. Cross Street Botaa 7 1 _.... r ••Limited Tlme1•• magazine Hak• PIT Local Ref's, 12 Yrs Chica & Mcfadden UND•R •300,000 VIiia 8albo• Luxury CdM Share 2br 1b• Amerlcorp Lending Edllorlal. Production & Exp. Lives Locally In H.B. No check• O Id • t e V-M u II· '85 EXPLORER XL T 36k ml, 4dr, AT, lull power. Ilka newl (611777) $17,950 LIEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 714-892·6908 •••••••• 2br 2ba Bay view chffrful home wllrg Servlcea 1-800-338-1050 FIT Ad Sal ... Fax 1;;1714·848 ·3735~ Outboatd. 40HP. Pull· BANK R•~O vaulted cell, fp, S1600 Br, n/pet S525mo + CAL"SCAN R 7 "79 3543 I I al 1 9 2 9 9 9 8 5 2 .. ume 14-• • · Nice co-off white start nc ud91 tt ler Beach Giants 9,900 • 1 • • utla. Prof'I fem prerd '"'!,~R~l~.~CA~S~H-::Q:-:RAH::-:-:-::T::-::S:-. • DOMESncs 5540 sota s8'9.99. Call $500.(714) 831-1834. •••••••• Walk to Balboa la. Avl 3/1. 84o-M54 C S h I hi Exp d Hse Cl••n•r• •...... D NKW ollage, c 0 ar1 P•. before noon 548-8787 N •• r ........ the Beach Sunn y 1 Br /1 B a NB Shr l.Ig 2br 2.Sba Bualne11, Medlcal nff1 ded Efor 1pamkpered&liiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii!!iiiiiiiiiiiii -•• -11-n•-•re_S_U_P_S __ Mod n Upgrade• 21•..., twnhm, bay view Biiia. Never repay. Toll cl enti. ng •P no Child Care •Sof• Sleeper and ~•J;; 1-------..,.--Fanta1tlc Low Price I er · u F t 545-7350 80 Mu•tang C onv Garage. $1,890. ••poo1,gym,tenn1a•• free 1-800-218-1000 own rans. Needed loveseat, 2-end tablea DOCKS 7022 LXS.0,5 •pd.Nu cttch- 714--675-8003 $750+ 1/2utl 780-3907 ext G-5139 FT/PT Salea/Vacht For newborn twins my and coffee table, brki.1 ownr 103K. CAL•SCAN Pa~ Planner out· Allio Viejo home. $550.00 2 Lamps Sllp f<>< 48.ft aallboat, S4too. 362_1950 1 .. •••••••I Near Trlangla Square! • •• Monday thru Friday S60. for pair 983-3483 11 SP9Clous,huge cloMt ••••••••• going, personable wt 7:3oam _ 8 :3opm. nr Udo Bridge. waler/ 714-72a.8120 APARTMENTS W/D,kltch prtv, N/P. comp akllla/aalff exp. Mutt be experienced, TEAK DESK Beautiful, elect. S12per foot,1------- 9 - 0 - 8 --. S3SOmo. 71 4-454&-1370 ANNOUNCEMENTS wlll train. 873-4597 w/newboma, depend-9ontempory, at a frac-714-e7M128 BONDA ~ l·l'T-/P __ T_T_•_•_c_h_•_r_Aa_a_t able. patient & caring. t1on . of co1t.$5000bo. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Shr aeautlful gated for Pr•tchool. Salary ReferencH required. 714-e73-3112 '88 ACCORD LX _NE_WPO __ R_T ___ fOR RENT COAST 1070 Tp~~~h':'~~m':: ~~; -1-0-S-T-.. ------neg., room for ad-s1100PI per m11onth. Waterbed-Oueen. 8 AUTOMOBILES 4-dOOf, auto, p/w , ale. ,.. ex vancement, $-12 ECE eue ca tubes. Pine Head-••••••••• Excel.cond.S5600ob0 r:o':,;~l.CM ~=; FOUND unlla Jaqulre,1. Call 7 14 ... 4 a..() 2 0 2 board with underbed 714-546-0927 e>oean a c~ V1ew8 COSTA MESA 2624 2925 t709,000 Ocean Ridge, 3500SF 4Br 4Ba Pool .. lze yud, 3-c:ar garage Owner can help with financing. Broker 714-494-0880 Overstocked with aturn A call to Clualfled wilt help 841·1978 Jamie at 714-eS0-3442 •tor age· S 1 5 O · ---------l-~:--::~=--=--:::----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••• ca11 714--631-1634 AC"Te• 90l0 •es CMo Ex Coupe t Br Detaohedll•••••••• 11000 Rewardloat Q I Off1 Ute1• v~ .... kmoonroof CO f .. •n•r• 0 • MERC0 •~ISE Whit• Queen •11:• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -• • Cottae•• w/Patlo CO .... aRCIAL watch: Rolex Sub-bookkffplng, rellable,1 ..... .u.n.111 ••• u.. Hld ... .a..d for ••I• power, llke new near beach. Ca1hed.-.I uu-.ui;o Mariner w/HS grad. r91ponalbl• a. exp a1• S ...... 1202 '94 LEGl!ND L (3LET098) 112.850 cell•. frig. a.tov~n nnlll' ESTATE d at• on back plual FIT. Mon-Fri. 150• ~ Low mllu. Bou, LEXUS OF Speclall S875+S40011~•-•••••• 873-5975 F<>< Interview contact 11 "_...QUES ---------leather, moonroof. W•STMINSTER dep. 848-242111 -L~A..;.R_Q_E_R_E_W~A~R~D~ll Yolanda at 846-2400 .,"'=iiii"&iiii&iil•iiii6ii0ii1ii0 MERCHANDISE (3ROt~~~1~;50 (714) 992.eooe •Coata M ..... •••t FOf' person that find• Mom Need• Help I . I• MISC. 6015 waaTMINSTBR Jr·1br & 1br, atao 2br BUSINESS OPPICE male black cat Babyilttlng needed, (714) ae2-eeoe 1 b a, quiet gated POR •m-2769 w/Whlta cheat. Lo1t varied houra In my BEST PRICES Cardlo.Qlld• exer ..... INTBOiii QSR comm, pool, tennis, INUt& 1lnce 2114. 515-9078 Alla v•-i.. h 9 S8 na ----•v easy •cc••• to o .. ,... om · $$ r~----bike $95. Nordlo 31k ml, leathw, 'ff 020 freew.ay/beach/malla. LOST CAT blk male, per hour. Mutt be••· ._.._ID...... Sport Tredmlll / St•p-custom whffls, hotl 7t ... ~9•7~• NB ~1'"' Sulte/FUrn yllw eyes, wearing perlenced, caring, pa· ·--.,..._ cllmber / monitor (3POV32e) tt7 980 4 dr, auto, leath~t 9095 ...... ...,.,,.., phorie, fax, ground nr gtffn haltef.REWAROl tlent and dependable. • ~ " I' 1 $475. Call 759-1111 LBXUS o' moonroof, co. full .. --"""'----------------------, 1 peraononty.Weltclln/ Call 722-0385 LHva maHage al PREp~ WSSTMINST•R power, (538237» Dov9f. *"25· Me-1474 Loat Motorola n1p-top 1_<_1 _14_>_5_7_4_ ... _2_48___ AA.n"IOUBS 7t4-ee2.eeoe 'L1:;,.8.,7g7 STARTING ~.,.. __ _ ANEW BUSINESS?? ••••••••••• \ Nwpt •oh Hlgh-ftl•• phone a extra battery., ________ ,. 60 9 MISSION VlEJO tum otflc• to sh.,., Vic. weatclln or 17th -c• u-na er ____ ......,___ 1 AUDI 9025 1...._.a.LEXUS ~nllJ9S, avt lmmed. 7 14 .. ~1..()8 7 8 VPI -Inter-rliJiiiiiiiiWiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit"--~nmr--: ~o. P8-1J7'T:J -------u ... bahf2 Co. WUI I BUY AU. PIANOS , .--mi T HEAl.tB 6 ,_, AntlqUH-(lual. f\lfnllurt 81 --only 17k • White, Ivory, m~ 1--------·-1 have maAy dutlte l 1pc Of hOutefUI cash SllYet. 4dr, one of • root. 1Mlh9f, co. new lNDUSTaW. 2788 f1TNBSS 3000 be Clttallt<t OIQ&n-paid p 14) 157,..133 kind, alnt condition Luu9 tracs.. (009971) ''lllll~•mi!~~~l•-..!lll!~~~~lll !~A•df aalt:atarlerl 1 own.. AJC. am-Im 122.en I! L1)S•W•IOHT wmooww.WOfd~ 01411 Colna..Qold c.aee. S1000 Urm '\.aXU~ .. .._ nvouGh 11 _.. ... Call (IOO} 721-1102 ~ ~. S 714-Ttt•.. -tie.ON Vt&IO iclenilflc nutrl11onel or Fu ,_,,,,. to Old ntchU & i.wet 1 .... • L1!XU9 ... _ 71 ..... ., ... .,.t T14"574-14t0 ~Coln 142 ..... 111-------90-3_0_1 -· •aco-•-op • ... ~ pc10ed 10 •ti I I I I \ I I I \ I " ....,_ • ..... _...... ae.NIJ .,_.,., •ht w1 ~ ::.:·.s:: .. :c..: ... 74CM ~·-· .,.. ""' ""' 24M m&. ..._Y.08 to.did,~..,_ ehowroom condJ ---------• anty Mo1ftno mu9t ...... mtQ'I warranf1 Ue4HI llowfntl a.a" ~eulli IU,100 He> 1144te»' needed. 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MONDAY, MAACtt 9, 1t98 C-EMMI TILES ee "°"*'Po« ~~-:flom -~ .,..,~ 18 Promletl 70 Atneriotln nalufdlt 71 ~pl.lflt 72~to DOWN 1 Split 9nd snow- 2 "'8om Free" lionna 3 Verve 4 Pampel'ed pet 5 Revealing e secret 6 "Be there -minuter 7 Limb 8 Appear 9 Damascus is Its capital 10 Ooclors' concerns 11 Ember f'2 Chills and fever 13 Motel stafftlf 21 Yearn 23 Orange seeds 25 Kimono sashes 27 Toronto Maple- 3528 CHILD CARE 3536 ~~ 30 Rodeo gear 32 OPEC veuel 33 Cemeltike animal 34 Arrange 39 Tot's vehicle 41 Grad 42 Bfldal VeA Falla site 45 Kett of lhe oomlca 47 Mexican coin 50 Unit 51 Tosses 53 Spat. 55 Tepid 56 -Ben Adhem 57 BlgFoors eoUsln 59 State frankly 60 Italian money unit 61 Swirl 64 Heed gesture 65 Joke AN JAMES DI p I n J Profflllonal General Cmtractlng Serviats SpKialWng in ra.ldentlal nmodds and addltionl Uc. 696289 851-9410 PAA'ATtCla TVT'OalNG DRYWALL SBRVICE ~fn child care. European Au Pairs. fnQllst. speablnQ. 18-i6 yrs .. leQa.J. culturally ent1chl~. Dexlble ln·home cblldcare. · -" hrs.lwll. •INTtRNITIWU MG( CSTMTING ATfftl · ATlOUa HOM( OR °'fl(( 714·54D·b344 By CHARLES GOREN wtth ~ SHARtf ' and TANNAH HIRSCH ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BIW>CE QUIZ QI. Ne!l.het vulnerable, a Soulh )IOU hold: •Al02 oKU4 0 Al04 •AQJO The bidding has l>f'OQCCded; SOlTm WfS't NORTH INT r.. Jo 7 What do you bid now? A Despite flat distribution, you have a muimum hand in support of hearts -an almost all-prime ·17 poinla with four-card support foe partner's major. The textbook-way to tell partner aboo& all this is with an iriunedlate cue-bid of your cheapest control. Bid three spades. Q l. As South, vulnerable, you hold: •AK9654 o J6 o KJ92 •Q The bidding has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST I• Pus INT Pua ? What do you bid now? A The question is whether to rebid your siA-card major or inb"Oduce your four-card manor. Standard prac· ticc is to rebid the major with a mini· mum opening but introduce the minor with extra values. Since those honors in hearts and clubs are doubt· fut assets, the South hand is clearly a minimum opening bid, 50 we would rebid two spades. Q 3. NeitJ1er vulnerable, as South you hold: • Q J o A Q 8 4 o A J 10 3 2 • 7 3 The bidding has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST l o Pus lo Pua 2o PllSI Jo Paa ? What do you bid now? A First. you cannot pass. Once you have agreed upon a major suit, part- ncr' s return to your minor is a game II)' and is forcing to three of the major. Despite rour minimum open· ing bid, partner s diamond fit improves your hand enormously, and game cannot depend on more than a FURNITORE REPAIRS finesse, and might be laydown. Jump tof~heattl. Q ... Bodi yulnerable, as South you hold: • UH o A 10 5 0 75 • AK J2 The' biddln& lw proceeded: SOtTlll WFSI' NORTH EAST I• P.. Jo P .. ' Whal do you bid now? A Obviously, the choice lies between one no trump and showing your emaciated spade suil The mo<l- em tendc:ncy here is 10 bid lf1e major suit, especially since that tends to . confinn a genuine club suit as well, so bid OftC a_pade. Take aw~y a club and add a diamond, and we would opt for one no trump. Q S. East-West vulnerable, as South you hold: • A J U 2 o 10 '5 o J • A J 17 The bidding has proceeded: NOR111 EAST SOUTH WEST Jo 2• h r.. 3• p.. 7 What do you bid now? A Panner' s club cue-bid is good news and bad news. The good news is that ii shows a strong hand With spade support. The bad is that it sug· gests partner could be void In clubs, 50 those values mi~ht be wasted. W am partner of this by bidding tJuu no trump now. Q 6. As South, vulnerable, you hold: • A 17 o A 94 3 o 10 9 3 • 64 3 The bidding bas proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST I• Pa. lo .._ I• Pua ? What action do you ta.kc? A As intimated in problem four, this sequence promises a genuine club suit. 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