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Home My WebLink About1998-03-30 - Orange Coast Pilot$ervtng the Newport~Mesa communltyslnoe 1907 Looking a horse in the mouth T he proof's in the lip. Frank, a ~k black thoroughbred hone spending his golden years in a stall at Centennial Parm on the Orang& County Fair- grounds, looks like he could have been a former Kentucky Derby champ. Bu( not SO, fair officials say. On request from a Daily Pilot reporter and racetrack junkie who thought Prank might have been in a winner's circle or two in his younger days, fair offi- cials set out to find out if the horse had a racing history the easiest way. they knew how. As a baby, every race horse has a number tattooed on the inside of its upper lip, a security measure meant to ensure that the horse entered in a race is the right one and not an impostor. But when fair spokeswoman Jill Uoyd and other fair officials flipped Prank's lip Friday: "We checked them both, top and bot- tom, and there was-no tattoo,# Uoyd reported. BURNING THE MIDNIGHT OIL: As this ·week's school board meeting dragged well into what he called, "the bewitching hour" of midnight Tuesday, school board member Jim Perryman asked for -a vote on whether the meeting should be extended. ! I I I ! ! I i i I ! i i i ! I ! I ! ! : i ! ! : Ferryman voted, "Nay," but ! was overruled by six •Yeas.· l WELCOME TO HOUYWOOD SOUTH: Orange County got a taste of Hollywood this week- end, as celebrities, filmmakers and producers flocked to ~ew port Beach for the city's 1hird annual International Film Festi- val. i i ~ ! i ! : : ~ ! .Mar~ga After almost 20 years of anon ymity, John Waynes grave is marked egend ' F or the hundreds of dev~ted fans who still stream into the Newport Beach cemetery to pay respects to an American legend, the guessing game is over. For the past 20 years, all most fans knew about John Wayne's grave site was that it was 10C4ted near the center of the Bayview Terrace section of Pacific View Memorial Park. But about three weeks ago, a bronze lasso-framed marker was placed on the site, park officials said. The granite-based marker looks like a Western scene out of one of the more. than 200 movies Wayne starred in. It's been almost 20 years since the death of the great star, who former President Ronald Reagan described as a man "who exemplifies the devotion to a country, it's good- ness, it's industry and it's strengths.• A Harris poll con- ducted 17 years after bis death showed he was still Amer- ica's number one actor. · Even though the burial site was a mystery, fans still poured in by the dozens each month, park officials said. They were often told to leave flowers and mementos by a flag pole or near a tree in the area . Wayne, who died of cancer in 1979, spent the last 16 years of his life living in his Bayshore Drive home which overlooked the harbor where his 70-foot yacht, The Wild Goose, was docked. Wayne complained that he sometimes had to wear a wig to hide from boating tourists who were being told by their guides over a loud speaker, "This is the home of John Wayne." On the other hand, be often warmly greeted those tourists by waving from inside what was then Orange County's highest-priced home. He also frequently came out to sign autographs tor children, who stood about for a peek of their movie hero. The marker, wbkb festun!s a scene of tr Spanish mis- sion and a westem landscape also includes a poem that was written by Wayne: •Tomorrow is the most important thing in life, Comes into us at midnight very clean. It's perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands, It hopes we've learned something from yesterday." John Wayne's final resting place at Pacific View Memorial Park now bean a marker. STORY BY HUSEIN MASHNI, PHOTO BY DON LEACH The post-premiere gala Thurs- day night, whose hosts were prominent Newport Beach sports agent Leigh Steinberg and Abso- lut Vodka, was a smashing suc- cess, as aspiring artists and film- makers hobnobbed with film stu- dio representatives and Holly- wood producers. i ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------""""" l Steinberg, who celebrated his i ! i j i i i i I ! ! : i ! l>irthday Priday, also sits on the i film festival jury this year. He said l he has always been interested in i the movie businQss because his i grandfather managed the Hill-i crest Country Club, which was an i old hangout for film greats like ! Groucho Marx and George ! Bums. i As far as how he will choose ! this yeM.s best movies in the fes-~ tival, Steinberg said, "I look for ! drama and a real sense of charac-i ter development." ! COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College and other Coast Community College Diltrict instNctOn WW tie fecetving the eqwvelent of a 4 % raiM aild a slew of new benefits once .tb9U new contract is appnmMI by the diStrict board of tNiteei, Group ·to unveil El Toro plans •El Toro's planning authority hopes to convert old Marine base into non-aviation urban commercial center By Jeflifer Ragland, Daily Pilot IRVINE -The El Toro Reuse Planning Authority Monday is set to unveil its non-aviation concept for the reuse of the El Toro Marine base, and local pro- a.irport offi- cials say they will be paying very close attention. Dubbed I ~The Mil-I lennium l Plan,• the : project is a 1 mix of l o p e n l space, resi-I dential, I education, l research l and a com-fti1ne c.9nlit' • mercial r Ori¥ii : ·• ' c o m p o -1.------------------' nent made up of hotels, a convention center and a sports and entertainment complex, said Meg Waters, a spokeswoman tor the anti-.airport joint powers authorttY. The agency has been working on a non-aviation plan since the Orange County Board of Supervi- sers last October agreed to con- sider a non-aviation alternative as part of the reuse planning process. County planners are • SEE EL TORO PAGE 5 ' •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •••• ••••• ••• • ••••••••••••• ••• •••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • •" •• •' • ••••••• •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·••••• ••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••L ••• ·•········ . , I ) I I I ' ' ~ ~ CORONA DEL MAR HIGH: com- puter lab upgrades (sec:UrftY ~ tern, pr9jection system and RAM upgrade); eight personal ccx. puters (Pentium 133 or higher) fOr guidance depalt tn"*'1t and offtce ~ff; new gym b~ can Don Martin at 515-4i000. neighbors COMMUNITY EDUCATION ~ i I : ~ I i ! c : p ' I CCI S. d CCJ1tma del Mar i w 1eamlly nmned to the Dem's u.t i :z.::=:'tv~~ ! The Conma del !:ct~ It=~==::~::::. Awanis for volunteer senice to .JD· le Vorou., Sanely CoDler, Kia hbld.. J1llle Pnnb and ... WO. -.. Tbe PTA also preeented 1be • Continuing Service Award to Katlly i Roberts and the Very Special Person ~: Award Cuol 'letber. Jla Carnell, director of Orange Coast College's Community R.ela- tions Office, recently won a first. place feature writing award in tbe National Cound.l for Marketing and Public Relations. :~~~~ Dore. Gny Doagberty and T.J. Fudge. all of Newport Beach. have been selected for •Who's Who Among American High School Students, 1996-97. • Orange Coast College Eng:tish protesoor Don Plei*J8 was dl0'5B1 as the college's Faculty Member d the Year. Hall Scllwutz of Newport Beach was named to the Dean's Ust at Northern Michigan University for main- taining a grade point average above 3.25. MIUTARY Air Force AirmAn Nell Caster, son of Prank and Vic- toria Coder' of Costa Mesa, bas graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force BAse in San Antonio, Texas. Marine Cpl Jellrey Orellano, son d Fnd Orellano of Costa Mesa, recently returned to bis home base, Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, after a six-month deployment to the Western Pacific Ocean and Arabian Gulf with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 31-4 aboard tbe aircraft car- rier USS Nimitz. CORPORATE -• • . ''tllfj . .. 11 11 Nell Custer Oma Moore has been named production manager at Newport Beach-based Lawnmce " Mayo AdverUllng. J-mtter Gonion of Costa Mesa was recently hon- Ol'ed for her 11 years of employment with Tuttle-Click Automotive Group. Gordon is an advertising secretary in the corporate offices. Santa Monica-based Landmark Commerdal Group bas named Mkhael Courtway regional director in Ora.nqe Cotm~. Courtway will be based in the firm's Costa Mesa office. Newport Beach-based Brtdge Capital, a direct lender specializh>g in short-term bridge loans, has named Robert Kantz as a partner. Art Banuelos has been named senior art director at Point B, a New- port Beach-based marketing and communications agency. The agency also named Scott Beller as creative services manager and KrlltlD ffanM!D-Shabld as graphic designer. Bozell Woddwlde haspJ;.~ Precl IC.oplln and Pam to senior partners at its Costa Mesa olfioe. llob Belton. Mlmelle PmcieD. Robert Kuntz Emily Lny and Rosie Ramirez were named partners. GreenlJgld MarbUDg & Commanlcatlom has been retained by Circuit Image Systems of Orange, Calif., to aeate and implement a full marketing program. Newpod B..m Pina was nemed Retirement Com- munity ol the Year at Leisure Care's annual manage- mmll ooatenmce. Newport Beach Plaza also received a nwnhPr of other awards. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • ••ril• am i5 about the mown and shaken In your communi-ty. To atbmlt lnfonnation., plQse send it to the Dally Pilot, Attn: ~ llO W. Bay St.. Com Mfly, 92627, °' fu It to 646--4170. M~t . VOl..92. NO. 7• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! . : . . . . . . . .... WSnda wtl come frWft h no.1ttu• at 20 Imo& Wtdt J. • WIM--. lilt ,, ..... Mii llhould _..outofH .. west. A sm.11 aaft .cMloty wll be w. effect. TIDl'S TODAY Arstlow 4:AS 1.m. -<>.6 Am high 10'.581.m. 4.6 Seeondlow ~p.m. o.a SecOnd high 10:54p.m. 5.7 l\JUOAY Rrstlow 5:42 1.m. -<>A Anthtgt\ 12:00p.m. ~foW 5:2J p.m. Second hlitt 11 :42 p,m. I.A A smaller swell .... .,. moves In today •fter • dtfflcutt surfing weekend. With •ny luck, therestoftM week should .,. tMtter, but wtth , Wlttnchum.d up bY reatnt ran engagement Buck-Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buck of Topanga Ce.nyon have announced the engagement of their daughter, Karen Elizabeth, to Jeffrey Russell 1aylor, son of Judy Taylor and Ron 1aylor of Newport Beach. The bride-to-be graduated from · Louisville 1-ngh School in Wood-~ Hills. She will 19Ceive a medical degree from Tufts University in Boston this spring. . The bridegroom graduated from Corona de1 Mar High School. He will receive a medical degree from UC 8a'1 Diego this &pring. They met during undergraduate studies at UC San Diego. An Aprtl 5 weddblg 1s planQed. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1998 • Newport-Mesa seeks tnmee applications \ O.C. F<l'.irgrounds pursues lawsllit over 'useless' Pacific Amphitheatre Newp<>rt-Mesa ,U~ School Dlltrld la ~ applicants b the~-~· tion left vacant by the reilgna- tion al boiaid member Bdward Decker. Interested candldatee may submit reaumes and letten al inteiest lilting their quaUftca· tioni to the Office Of the Super- iritenderit, 298S-A Bear St., Costa Meta. 92626, unW noon M4rch 31. IDWviews wW be held in public meetijigs on J\pnl 1andApril12. • SoWlds limits for outdoor concert venue prohibits live concert, fair • officials say. By Tlm Grenda, Daily Pilot ORANGE COUNTY FAIR- GROUNDS -The Orange County Fairgrounds' bid to rescind its 1993 purchase of the Pacific Amphithe- atre will get underway today in Santa Ana Superior Court. The 32nd District Agriculture Association -the state agency which runs the fairgrounds -is suing the Nederlander Organiza- tion, the previous owner of the 18,500-seat outdoor concert venue loca~ on the fairgrounds. Pair offidAls d4im they were duped into paying $12.5 million for an amphitheater that is saddled with so many noise restrictions it is useless for even the quietest event. The sound limits, put in place to settle separate lawsuits filed against Nederlander by College Park residents and the city of Cos- ta Mesa, (eqUire that sound gen· erated inside the amphitheater be kept below 86 decibels. Pair officials contend tha't is so quiet that no live concert, play or community event, including East- er services, can be held without violating it and thus face fines. "Nede.rlander fully intended to defraud the fair into paying lbe premium price of $12.5 million for a useless amphitheater,• the law- suit st.ates. Fairgrounds attorney Tom Malcolm also alleges that Neder- lander officials knew the amphitheater was useless when they sold it, but they wanted to sabotage the Pacific Amphithe- atre and eHminate the local venue. as competition for the Arrowhead Pond and Irvine Meadows, which Nederlander hoped to .manage at the time. By knocking out the Pacific Amphitheatre, Nederlander offl· cials hoped to gain control ~ the lucrative Southern Celif omia con- cert market, Malcolm said. Nederlander attorney Nell Papiaiio, who is also one of nine past and current Nederlander employees named as dependents m the fair lawsuit, could not be reached for comment Friday. But Nederlander officials have in the past denied they knowing- ly sold the fairgrounds a useless amphitheater. The trial, which is expected to last several months, is set to begin at 9:30 a m. with jury selection in Supenor Court Department 91, 909 North Mam St in Santa Ana, fell spokeswoman Jill Lloyd said. Appllcants must be at laut 18 years.old, r~ vot- ers ana must live in nustee Area I of the school district, bounded on the north by MacArthur Boulevard, on the south by Estancia High School, on the east by HarbOr Bowevard and on the west by NaUOnal Ch&ritY League scholarships The Newp<>rt Chapter Of the National Charity Lea~ will be awarding schOlarsbipl to desetriDg female students in this year's graduating class. To quAlify, appticallts must: TODAY'S NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL SCHEDULE the Santa Ana River. For more information, ciill 4'24-5030. Housing wanted for int.emational students The International Education Program seeks housing for mtemational college students who will come to Southern California ... thia summer. The nonprofit program provides American and European col- lege students with a chance to live and work abroad. For mqre information, call 509-6.544. Coastline offers grocery cashier cl~ ~e Regional Occupa- tional Program will begin a • have a 2.5 grade point ~orbigher . • establish a financial need • be a senior girl in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District • not be. a daughter of a National Charity League member or a ncktocker • be registered as a full. time college student tbls September • have attended all four years of high school in the Newport-Mesa District Those interested can request an application from a school o:>unselor. Applications must be completed and post- marked no later than April 20. OCC holds 9-week classes Orange Coast College's nine-week, mid-semester classes - including business mathematics, business law, introductory psy· chology, advanced welding, jazz dance, modem dance and well- ness -will be held through May 29. · Registration will continue through the first week of classes in the college's Admissions Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432-5072. • EDITORS NOTE: A daily schedule of events will run throughout the Newport Beach International Film Festival. MONDAY. MARCH 30 EDWARDS ISLAND ONEMAS > 1:30 p .m ... Llbertarlas" This Spanish film set in the rev- oluUon-·era Barcelona involves a young nun who fincls refuge at a whorehouse. > 4 p.m ... Push! Push!" This comedy-drama revolves around an extremely busy materni- ty ward. It explores the fears and taboos surrounding childbirth. > 6 p.m ... Amert.can Perfekt" A criminal psychologist played by Robert Forster takes a needed vacation from responsibility -a road trip during which every deci- sion ls made on the mp of a coin. > 8 p.m. "Moeblus" This film is centered around a topographer who is investigating the disappearance of a subway train with 30 passengers. > 10 p.m . "Misfortune's End" The thematic focus of this Viet- namese film is one of Southeast Asia'.s most popular film subjects: the suffering woman and the family. EDWARDS TOWN CENTER > 7 p.m ... Junk Food" COIT carpet cleaning was a lifesaving • recommendation! For over 45 years, COIT's advanced equipment and fully trained, certified technicians have provided the most effective cleaning available for all types of carpets, rugs, draperies and upholstery. COIT's profes.5ional care and personal attention to detail assures you the finest results pos.5ible; and we guarantee itl "I woke up one morning to find a horrible big stain right in the middle of my living room . I tried everything I could think of, but I couldn't get it out. Then I called my friend Debbie , and sh£ immediat.ely recommended that I call COIT. They got the st.ain out and it's never resurfaced. Experience You Can Trust •MENTION nus AD AND SAVE $SO OFF AIR DUCT CLEANING Mon • • • • • An offbeat ballad from director Masashi Yamamoto that portrays the lives of a group of social out- casts -the Junk Food people. SPEEDWAY RESTAURANT > 8 p.m . "A Perfect Pitch" (short) ~ BlOOD'S Vl.l.AGElHEAlRE > 2 p.m ... Homesick Eyes" This Taiwanese film examines foreign laborers who form their own ghettos and live apart from the rest of society. > 4 p.m. "Yours and Mine" A high-spirited look at human · frailty and obsession. > 6 p.m. "Hanoi Wlnter '46" This Vietnamese film examines the beginnings of the war, from Ho Chi Minh'.s negotiatJon with the French to the anned rebellion that ends in civil and international war. > 8 p.m. "Frlctton" A contemporary drama about a handsome, easy-going insurance salesman and a striking young professional escort who end up Jiving together as roommates. ua FILM AND VIDEO CENTER >. 6:30 p.m. "12 Storeys" A panorama of moral, sexual and family problems as se.en in three apartments in one govern- ment housing block. > 8 p.m. "My Amerlca...or Honk U You Love Buddha• An Asian-American road . odyssey set amidst a new slibcul· ture of rappers, debutantes and freedom fighters. + For event and seminar information. call 540-FILM or visit the website at www.nbiff.org . Tickets can be obtained only through ETM and can be purchased by calling (888) ETM· TIXS or by going to an ETM loeation at Pavilion's and Hughes martets. SCREENING LOCATIONS > Edwards Big Newport. Edwards Newport Stadium 300 Newport Center Drive Newport Beach 644-0760 > Edwards Island Cinemas 9999 Newport Center Drive Newport Beach 640-1780 > Edwards Lido 3459 Via Udo Drive Newport Beach 673-8350 > Orange County Museum of Art 850 San Oemente Newport Beach 759-1122 , ... > Captain Blood's Viii~ ThNtre , 140 N. Tustin Ave. Orange 538-3545 > UO Film and Video Center 100 Humanities tnstnJttion BUidlng Irvine 824-7418 > Edwards Town Center 3199 Park C~ Drive Costa Mesa 751-4184 > Speedway Restaurant 353 E.Coast Hlgh\Y~y Newport Beach 675-5900 FACE IT, YOUR TIME IS VALUABLE . • • WHAI MAKES YOU IM IIME ANY DJEEERENI-l~. Cable gives you shows worth watching. From up-to--the-minute investment news to the latest in technology. Get a global perspective or catch the local scores. 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For more information, call 476-0991. SPRING WARDROBE Wardrobe consultant Barbara Diglio-King presents "Sprucing Up for Spring," a free program on maximizing a wardrobe and orga- nizing a closet, at noon at the Newport Beach Central Llbrary, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. 717-3801. FINANCE LEO\JRE Three Smith Barney employ- ees present "What You Need to Know About the New Roth Indi- vidual Retirement Account,• which is a non-deductible IRA created by the Taxpayer Relief Act, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the New- port Beach Marriott, 900 Newport Center Drive. Admission is free. For reservations, call 955-7511. ADVENTURE 16 Adventurer and rock climber Royal Robbins discusses his trav- els at 7 p.m. at Adventure 16, 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 650- 3301. RETIREMENT PLANNING Dean Witter sponsors a free seminar on planning for retire- ment at 7 p.m. at 800 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For reservations, call 760-2472. PANHEUENIC ASSOOATION Members of the Laguna Beach Panhellenic Association meet for a tour and luncheon at 10:30 a.m. Ugh ting Sale Chandeliers Bath-KitchenTrack lights a..e.oat Prlee. 1555 Placentia Newport Beach 146-7301 ......... u.. ...... at tbo Sherman Gardena. 2647 B. Cout ~way, COl'ODA de1 Mar. A doaint will pniteQt e program on floral beauty. Memben of .national Greek letter· sororities are invited to attend. Cost is $15. For more information, c.aJl 768- 3237. SPEAK UP NEWPORT Speak up Newport will meet for retresbments and a program on the 1998 Orange County elec- tions for county sheriff and district attorney at 5:30 p.m. at The Can- nery Restaurant, 3010 Lafayette Ave., Newport Beach. For more inf0llll4tion. call 22-C·2266. SOfOLARSHIP AWARDS The Commodores Club ot. the Newport Harbor Area ~ber of Commerce meets at 7:15 a.m.. · at the Sutton Place Hotel. 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Ne wport Beach, for the 31th annual Schol- arship Awards Breakfast. The event is' held in honor of the top 15 students from Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar high schools. Tickets are $20. For more infor- mation, call 729-4400. REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Orange County Federa- tion of Republican Women meet at 10 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. Republican candidates will speak. Cost is $15. For more infor- mation, call 546-1429. ENDOMETRJOSIS Dr. Jeffrey Podlas, of Hoag Hospital, discusses endometriosis at 7 p.m. at Hoag Health Center, 1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, call (800) 514-4624. EBELlCWB The Ebell Club of Newport Beach meets at 11 :30 a.m. at the Bahia Corinthian Club, 1600 Bay- side Drive, Corona del Mar. For more information, call 721-9267. ORANGE COUNTY HISTORY Newport Beach Central Llbrary and 16-year Orange County Register reporter John Cost Effective Legal Solutions ~ lJiiiJ Word & Exul 97 Small Classes: 5 students max. Cowsufor • Bcgjnner • Iatcrmedlatc cl • Business M.Jtn. Easy to remember 2~ hr. c;lasscs Step-by-step notes provided Coll Newport PC Tralnla& (71-4) 863-1600 3740 Campus Dr. Ste. A Newport Beach Inwtes you to a , bUCYAN~· TRUNK SHOW f.bUrSclay ~rl12, 1998 11 am to3 pm ~ rra•-.. Fr#M ...... Westcott present a free program on the history of the county at 7 p.m. at the library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3801. CAREER NETWORK Rancho Santiago College counselor Joyce Scott discusses "Making Your Personality Work for You • at a Career Network meeting from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The meeting is free. For more information, call 631-2880. FRIDAY. CURT PRINGLE The Young Executives of America presents a breakfast meeting and reception with Curt Pringle from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at The Pacific CLub, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Cost is $25 for nonmembers, $15 for mem- bers. For more information, call 759-5456. INTERNET FOR LIBRARIANS OCC's Norman E. Watson Library presents an Internet workshop for librarians from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Room 108 of the Administration Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admission is $10. For more infor- mation, call 432-5885. MOZART IN fTALY Orange Coast College presents "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - naveler in Italy" as the seventh of its Armchair Adventures at 7 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore Theater, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admission is $9. For more infor- mation, call 432-5880. SAtunnAY ANANOAL WORKSHOP United Planners' Financial Ser- vices of America presents a free workshop on protecting your financial assets in a tough market at 9 a.m. at the Newport Beach Country Club, 1600 E. Pacific St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Men Alive present: Who.Are Your Heroes? Featuring: 1.1111111•1•1111. ~Stir, ...... u ... ... .._ fllller. nc lere. firmer IR TlllltEDd Pllll lclllllt fldllr. ac 111111rtc11. faalf IR This breakfast gathering Is open to all men. and fathers ore welcome to bfing their sons and daughters! Slbmlll, IDrll 4. 1998, 7:45 I.DI. • 9:8 UL Fer dclet lnfannaaan call 514-2222. h rin8 Clearance···'&: Oak Furniture Sidewalk Sale Sat & Sun. April 4th & 5th • 9am-9pm "' COAST BEDROOMS & WATERBEDS -1431 2 Beach Bl vd.• 714-379-8881 Aura Impressions • Tarot • Crystal Ball Admission $1 S for 3 Readings Fri. April 3rd· 7 :30 pm -10:00 pm HOLIDAY INN 3131 S. Bristol. Costa Mesa Sponsored by: Inner Peace Movement COut tnghway, Newport Beach. Rewervation• are required. Por more infonnotiOn, call 719-9300. APPLE COMPUTERS The Orange Apple Computer Club meets from 9 a.m. to noon in the Ow!mt.try Building at OCC, 2101 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Representatives from Apple Com- puter will demonstrate '1ew P~w er Macintoshes and tbe operating system OS 8.1. The first meeting is free. Annual membership costs $30: Call 836-0522. CRAFTFAJR Piecemalcers Country Store holds its Country Craft Pair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1120 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. The event will feature craft booths, live country mu.sic, food and more. Admission is free. For more information, call 641-3112. RUMMAGE SALE The All-American Boys Chorus holds its annual rummage sale from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Costa Mesa High School, 2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 557-2294. CRAFT FAIR Piecemakers Country Store holds its Count;ry Craft Fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. The event will feature craft booths, live country music, food and more. Admission is free. Call 641-3112. CANOE DEMONSTRATION Bell Canoes holds a free demonstration day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.rn . at Paddle Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 675-1215. POETRY PROGRAM The Newport Beach Public Llbrary presents "Sampling of Poetry With Soul," a free program a1 noon at 1000 Avocado Ave., C .l I.I'.)•!\ Pt" n. Ar 1 :J ~ f ,, ~I ,.: L (~1. Since 1972 NewpOrt Beach. Call 117-3801. ETRUSCAN GOLD The Arc.baeologlcal Institute of America pr~nts a slide lecture on Etrusean Gold from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at The Lyceum at South. em California College, 55 Pair Drive, COIM Mesa. Admission is $5 for nonmembers, $2 for stu. dents, free for ,members and Southern California College stu- dents. Call 951~586. APRJ.Lj BOOK GROUP The Manuscripts Book Discus- sion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. and at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Public library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach, to discuss "The Ice Storm• by Rick MOOdy Call 717-3890. SELF-ADVOCACY The Community Advisory Com- mittee meets to discuss self-advo- cacy and social skills in studen~ from 7 to 8:30 p.m . at the Neigh borhood. Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For morp information, call 424-5061. ONGOING ACCENT REDUCTION PROGRAM Healthtech presents a free introductory workshop, "Accent Reduction and Cultural Adapta- tion in the Workplace," every oth- er Saturday from 9 to 10:30 a.m Wednesdays from 6 to 7:30 p .m dl the Healtbtech offices, 3140 Red- hill Ave., Suite 150, Costa Mesn Seating is limited. For information or reservations. call 751-0255. AEROBIC-CARDIO KICK BOXING Body Design and Untied Stu- dios of Self Defense offers aero- bic-card.to kick boxing classes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- days from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at 1000 W. Coast Highway, Suite C, New- port Beach. The cost is $8 per class. Call 722-0526. YU 11:: ==o:-91 ii j) =t :U~&'.Jil .... .. euw pk:liJne • MYt ..i eettlne printing, copylne 1Dd grtplllc nttds. 1"MW oelot9 ,..... •• ,_ ... FltD cok>n lftlbtt to tt1.,110111t Ill fll'lll .,,~ -.. ....... t.,.,_ ""'.,., ... ru ~AU ··~l•NfWIUTTERS •llMDUIO#I nu 1 .....,.,. . MTWOM • IOO«lm • llOTI,...,. • ITATl(Hj(JIY PRFSS . we.a. ~OPH. IUSIMUS fOllMS -·--~..W•• . ClllCUUll:S. rRICE usn. POST CAllOI • RtJllfll ----------------------- Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil · Vmce Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Vlllf• wine r'llCNll A dllll .. ~ nallable for l">VJ> bUll-meet!Qp and prf\'lllt f\mctioM 723-0621 PleaM Call For Re9rmttions and Diftdlom 251 SbJpyard Wa • Newport Beach volunteer directory • VOUJNY&Jt DIRECTORY rum pert-stage areas giving public toun lectures, demonstrations or odblly In the Delly Pilot. If you'd lite• of the Center. To learn more and classes. Por information, call lnfonnatk>n on getting your e>rg•nf>-apply, call the Support Groups 97~1900. zatJon lisi.d, call 642 .... 321, ext. 331. office at 556-2122, ext. 218. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEotaNE Americans for Free Choice in Medicine, a non-profit educa- tional organization founded on the idea of individual liberty and tree enterprise, is seeking office volunteers. For more information, call 645-2622. ·AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volun- teen to give emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. naining is provided. For information, call 550-0800 or (800) 540-2545. ARIDAY HISPANIC WOMEN'S PROGRAM Write grants and assist with public-relation efforts for this agency that helps with parent- ing issues, marriage and rela- tionship counseling. Bilingual and mulitlingual volunteers are needed. Contact Ann Markey at 953-5757, ext. 111. CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS Volunteer docents are need- ed at the Centennial Farm at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Call Ginny Smith, 708-1517. CENTER DOCENTS If you love the arts, become a Center Docent. It enables you to see and be involved in the Orange County Perfonning Arts Center as few are able. You'll frequent backstage and below IAIMi~ Relieves Pain $3900 Stntss & tension Insurance Accepted w/Chlropractlo Care. NOW HIRING• 7-DAYS/WK ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr. Gautier o.c. 714.979.8385 1072 s.e. Bristol St. Ste 209 Santa Ana Helahts (Comer of Newpo'1 81. No../8ri9tol) 29 95 .~o:: PAGER ACTIVATION THREE MONTHS SERVICE DISPUTE RESOWT10N SERVICES Dispute Resolution Services needs volunteer medialoIS, case sped.al1sts and outreach assis- tants to help in a variety of mediation cases, Bilingual lan- guage skills are needed for office volunteen and for ni.edia- tors. Por more information, call 250-0488. EAS1tR SEALS The Easter Seals Society needs volunteers for ongoing clerical work and to help in pro- grams for children with disabill- ties and in special events. Por information, call 834-1111. FAIRVIEW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTE1t This state facility in Costa Mesa provides care, treatment and specialized training to indi- viduals with developmental dis- abilities. Anyone interested in helping to set up fundraising stations should contact Ray Sanchez at 310-691-1199. FISH -HARBOR AREA INC. Call 642-6060 to help Friends in Service to Humanity (FISH} provide ongoing Mobile Meals program and emergency assis- tance it provides those in need. Both always seek volunteer assistance in a variety of areas. For more information, call 645- 8050. GIRi. SCOUTS The Girl Scouts of Orange County need volunteers to be trained as troop leaders, serve on special committees and give S(l)JJ ..,_-.~ GLASS MOUNTAIN INC. Volunteers are needed to aid di.sabled adults who meet monthly for educational. enter- tainment and social purposes. Por information, call 779-3441. HUMAN OPTIONS 1b1a non-profit otgap.P;ation shelters, counsels and educat.es abused women and children. It is looking for volunteers to help run its "OaSsy Seconds• thr1ft store at 462-B E. 17th St. in Cos- ta Mesa. Shifts run three to four hours between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, and between 10 a.m.. and 5 p .m. on Saturday. Duties include sorting donations, displaying merchandise and sales assis- tance. Phone 631-4696 to volun- teer or request information. JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT Share your love of aviation with others as a docent. Give guided tours of the oirport facil- ity and familiarize the public with its historical side. Contact Jill Mathews at 252-5171 KILLYBROOKE AFTER-SCHOOL HOMEWORK CLUB Help Killybrooke Elementary School students in grades 1-4 with reading, writing and math. The school's PTA is looking for neighbors, parents and interest- ed community members who'll volunteer to assist with b6me- work and tutoring. The students drop-in to a dedicated study center on campus from 2:05 to 4:00 p.m. on Wed. afternoons. Contact the school's prinopal, Mr. Ned T. Hall, at 556-3484 Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Lessl • C811Todav ••• . 642d 21 • I 3168 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa One Block 9otdb of 405 Fwy 545-7168 Econo P••• CUSTOMERS" 1e .. ,, y.., ••••• , (PAGel(T llUMl8S OIUl CA&& u•• MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1998 .9 , Wisdom of two teachers rewarded •A pair of Newport- Mesa high school teachers awarded with Golde~ Touch award. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot TIJSTIN ·-TWo Newport- Mesa high school teachers were recognized for their contributions to the COJllIXlunity it.t the Golden Touch awards ceremony in 1\.Lstin on Thursday. Newport Harbor High School history and anthropology teacher EL TORO CONTINUED FROM 1 studying the possibility of turning the 4,700-acre Marine base into a conunercial airport. Planning authority officials believe their vision for the El Toro site, which will close and be handed over to the county next June, will usher Orange County into the next millennium. One of the most controversial Vuit Our Factory~Direct Wholesale Showroom Toda ! CUSTOM FURNITURE • Omamtnral lmn • C1mom So/aJ • Rt l'phnllltr] • Maflnt Upholsrtry • Rtf1nuh1ni WHOLESALE CUSTOM FRAMING • Mawni • Can~a.s • Glau • Mmor r-- ---. :--· ----- --1 s. \ \ .·~--! ( ) ( ;1 I --, "He is an under- standing teacher who inspires his students to push themselves ... " -CRYSSA BYERS • Dennis O'Hern and Costa Mesa High School Sb.op and photogra- phy teacher Cluck Schubert both received the Golden Touch awards, along with 14 other high school teachers in Orange County. Students selected Schubert for his commitment to getting his stu- dettts to help less fortunate chil dren during the holidays. He has bis rtUdent build wooden toys, which are donated to local chari- ties. He has also started and is helptng to operate a . television station, K-MESA, out ot Costa Mesa High School. O'Hem was recognized for his ability to pull the t>esi out of h.Ls students. •He is an understanding teacher who inspires his students to push Ulemselves an'd to strive beyond their personal best," Newport-Harbor student Cryssa Byers said. issues in Orange County, El Toro I mg are already in the county has been the center of an impas-EIR They would put 10,000 7- sioned and expensive battle 11 s m there before they allow an between Newport Beach and airport. • South and Central County cities. I The county planners must Newport Beach resident and compile an enVlfonmental impact Airport Working Group member report on the effects of the pro- Richard Taylor said he expects posed commeraal airport. some "significant and telling" The reuse planning authority questions to be asked of the reuse will review the plan at its regular planning authority's project. board meeting and are expected "ETRPA wants to kill the air-to formally adopt the proposal. port at any and all costs," he On Tuesday, the group will pre- said. »I think you'll find many of sent 1ts plan to the Board of the things [the group] is propos-Supervisors MON. & nJES .• MARCH 30 & 3 lSTI '-·•s- SUNDAY FIRST SPECIAL HAIRCUT AD Hairmts $895 s59s Certificate and l>hoto Flot Top s,,edal1L Heart Breida • .. C~R Cui.• Frw Eor P~g Foda.i. • Waxfng Genna • T"" ff e Jun11le Atmosp ~Owi,Sdv4 5th Annual s.o.s ORANGE AID PROJECT Cordially Invites You to a Fun Riied Evening at S.O.S and a Tour of Our Facility on: Wednesday, Aprll 1st, 1998 6 p.m. -8 p.m. $25.00 Donation at the Door 1550 Superior Avenue • Cost Mesa Partlclpatln& Chefs and Their Restaurants Franco Barone-Antonello Ted Gray -Newport Meat Co. Alan Greeley-the Golden Truffle Andrea Hi/~ The Sutton Place Jack Kalustian--Newport Harbor Yacht Club Carlita Jocson-Zov· s Bistro Michael Ka~Ave Feet Scott Raczek-Mr. Stox Paul Squfcc/arlnl-Robert Mondavi Wine & Food Center Tony Z/dar-Twln Palms r=- 1 EYE-OPENER Golden West luirids oce a 14-4 baseball loss I; /\ ~ [ (·; I\ I I .Vanguards divide up ·twin bill • Schrieber rips three hits in nonconf erence split. COSTA ~SA -After Eastern Connecticut State nearly silenced the bats of Southern Calif omia College's baseball team in game one of a nonconference double- header Saturday, the Vanguards fought back to grab a 5-2 win that featured the hitting of Greg Schrieber. Schrieber, a senior second baseman, rud his job from the plate as he launched a solo home run and added an RBI single to · lift the Vanguards to 18-15 on the season. Senior Kevin Moore also added an RBI single, while Ryan Dambach singled to score Joe Rivera and Terrik Clark. Rivera also started for the blue and gold and picked up his third win to even his mark at 3-3. The first game, however, was owned by the visitor's starting pitcher Dan Chadwick. Chad- wick went six innings striking out two batters and allowing just a pair of hits -a single by Schrieber and a tnple by Bryan Chambers, both m the fust inning. NONCONFER£NCE GAME1 EAsrEftN CoNNfcnon STATE 3 5ountoH CAufoRMA CotilGE 0 East. Conn. St. 011 000 1 -3 9 1 Socal College 000 000 O -0 2 2 Chadwick, Murphy (7) and Yaconiello; Ross, Steele (6) and Littlefield. W -Chadwick; Sv -Murphy; L -Ross, 3-2. 28 -Gersz (ECS), Rembisz (ECS). 38 • Chambers (SCC). GAME2 5ouTHERH CAuR>titNaA CotilGE 5 EAsl'ElllN C0NNEcnan STATE 3 East. Conn. St. 000 100 1 -2 5 0 Socal College 200 210 x • 5 9 3 Chadwick. Wolfradt (4), McKee (5). Kardch (6), Chiasson (6) and DeCicco; Rivera, McReynold (5), Villareal (7) and Dent. 28 -Dent (SCQ. HR • Schrieber (SCQ. SOFTBALL sec quiets CougarhUs • ma sweep •Southern California College stingers have Vanguards sitting pretty as they are off to a 28-6 start in softball. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot I f they already aren't the most feared duo in Golden State Athletic Conference softball. then they will be in about a month. By then, Southern California College pitchers Jen Houston and Gretchen Brandt will have probably mowed down 1 opponents' batters like tall grass beneath a tractor's blades. But this tandem isn't just about slicing down potential hitters. These young women are also about the power behind a winning team, about the perfection and preciseness that go into maintaining a solid program. •When people uk us who our No. 1 pitcher is, I can't answer that. We have two,• SCC Coach Beth Renkoski said of her rotation that has captured Doily Pilot College Athletes of the Month honon0 -.. -... · \ . QUOTE OF ·THE DAY '1 tnoi41 II MO'ldl too good IO btJ '""1. but fD! 're """""out tMftJ lo ~GI a team ••• -sex SOF1'8AlL Pf10IER JHN HOUSTON ' - OCC~s Hanna ... . earns state laurel • Hanna's love for softball is now a passionate job promoting the sport. By Vicki Zimmerman, OCC W:th the Winter Olympics coming to a close in Nagano, Japan, some armchair athletes may ~ome inspired to leave the glare of the TV for a chance to ,play ball or hit a tennis racquet this spring. Women over 45 who want to swing a bat should look to Chad Hanna, a 77-year-old local hero who bas devoted countless hours to building a powerlul women's softball league for over 100 middle-aged and senior women sports enthusiasts. Due to his continuing efforts to encowage and promote sports for seniors, last month Hanna was named State Sports Commissioner for Women's Softball by the California State Senior Games Foundation. An Orange Coast College instructor's assistant in construction technology, Hanna was selected to a join a prestigious group of senior athletes in California in order to promote and enhance physical activities for men and women over the age of 50. It has been a Herculean effort for Hanna, who knew aging baby boomers and senior women were looking for an outlet to remain active, enjoy the camaraderie of team sports and participate in league play that likelywas not available to them in their early school days. Hanna recognized from the start th.at there was a strong desire for such a league. His interest in helping players locate ... teams and, in turn, assisting teams scout for players is so earnest, he could easily be cast in a sequel to the film "A League of Their Own." "When I was involved in the men's senior baseball league, I used to hear the wives saying, 'Why isn't there something like this for usi' so I decided to do something about it,• Hanna said. In 1994, Hanna formed •Legends," the non-profit Senior Women's Softball Association to create and support opportunities for senior women to participate in team softball at a variety of skill levels. Through competitive and recreational play, the league promotes the goal of physical fitness, camaradetie and sportsmanship among women. It also serves to ensure that seniors have an opportunity to continue . their Uf elong interest in physical , activities. 'Tbe Legends league is open to ' 1 all women 45 and older who want to play softball regardless oftheirlevelofsk111.Practi.ces began in early Feb~ at ballparla and softball fields around Orange County. Wlth an average age of 52, the women range in age from 45 through the mid-?Os. Approxi- mately 45% are married, 30% are singles and 25% are divorced or widowed with 68% belDg motben and~% being grandmothers. EAGLES WEATHER 11 OUT Al SURF CITY The tint practice attracted three women and. grew to m by the MCOnd. By the third practice, there were enough playen to fonn a team. With local ooverag in print and on TY, new recruits • were llgntng up weekly. ii •H• r9ally ear. abOut the ga.me of IOftball and aeatllig a leigue Where woma can play." laid· <;herYl ShrOck, an aaodate => MUnoz sco~es a first place in 3,200 to lead Estancia. HUNTINOTON BBACH - Bat.ncM IJlgti'• ~ and glrll tleCk and fteld teem. IW'\liVed. brutAI weather coDditlom ~, at the Surf Ctty llmtatklml at HundDgtoo &e.ch Hldb • 8Y9iDI bolted by Bdbon. •1t ... • rMDY Md day,. .... • Coedl CMdll Appell Mid. -"De Wlbdt w... ........ md ...... OD .be.I .. Jckll' \ t races.• , Despite the conclltlom, a handful of Eagl• were able to f4.re well at tbe meet. Alberto Munoz grabbed iM 3,~ nm with a time d 9:42, With teemmatet Tony Ma~ and Stephan ~ Q\lillDg m blldD«I him. ~ took ••mth at 10:30, while ~ WM 12tb Wida a tllDt d . la .. 1,eoo, Juu ...... ere 111&1 .. ._ ID bda )llliill 14='~ Wida •.• ..... ~ picking up a 13th at 5:00. Alu Hovii picked up ftfth· place marb with tlmll d 10.9 (wtna..ald.8d) and 23.7 tn th• 100 arid200,~. Allo din~ a ftfth place WU SOvio Aldl1D. wbo JU. 1:02.0 in tbe400. Javier .LabUtida aDd Jose Juate:i,.... b9dt•blck ftnllb- .. in tbe IOO, Wida Llhlldda t.ak· .. ..... Ill 2:13 ad J\Mns'a 2:17• • gMliaaladl~ ..... = ..... .... ..,,... .... ... . pro{.-« at OCC and toftb8Jl • '1 team member mo. 1994. • Hei' ibtelelt WU tparked .. I~ when the 1aw an utlde in two local newspapers In May, 1994, wbk:h featUred HanDa'I • new)y-fonnild JeaGUie, • ·n. nat dAJ I '°'8t CUd on aunpm iDd be waa very -~ u beaid; 'Come l on out and play.' So I did." Shrock Mid . Shrock bu tdnce -.a two CONTINUED FR(j)M 6 gold medals, two silvers and a l:i"o,!lU in the Senior Olympics. All of the women in the league respect and love Chad for bis selfless dedication and tireless efforts to establish 'a senior women's softball league,• she added. . His devotion and commitment to the league helped one women's team earn entry into the National Senior Olympics in Texas in 1995 after eliminating other regional teams in order to compete in the finals. In 1996, a Legends 45-and-over tournament team placed first in the Women's World. Championship in Phoenix Ariz. ' Then, in 1997, three of the Legends teams participated in the Senior Olympics in Tucson, placing second, third and fourth to earn a pair of medals. •I played (ball) all my life,• Hanna said. ·1 was a pitcher, but when I turned 75, my knees dtetated my activities, so Co.Aching kept me involved.• ,Slight and build and folksy in manner, Hanna is often dusted in wood shavings from his work in OCC's construction yard as a te~cian. Wearing his proverbial baseball cap to shield his tanned face from any more sun, Hanna delights in getting th~ word out to OCC faculty and staff. "I'd aiso like to use my role as commissioner to grab the attention of interested seniors at local senior facilities, recreation centers and to those women who have an interest, but are not connected with any organization," he said. Since age is a condition for play, Hanna diplomatically recruits players in low-key fashion. The Fountain Valley resident gently cajoles some of the "eligible" females to come out for the team by playing a few innings during practice. OCC professor of physical education and head women's soccer coach, Barbara Bond, enjoys playing. "the reason I play and enjoy it so much is because' of the competition and camaraderie, most of all,• Bond said. ·1 also enjoy the travel and going to the national tournaments, not only because we go to various cities, but because we play in different complexes and experience changing field conditions. That's pretty exciting. • 1 met a lot of different ORANGECOASTCOt.ilGEPHOTO Orange Coast's Chad Hanna was recently named State Sports Commls.stoner for women's softball. Jolnlng Hanna are Legends players and OCC professon, Oteryl Shrock (left) and Barbara Bond. women from all walks of life which has really enriched my life in terms of seeing new people in other professions,• Bond added. •I get kind of locked into palling a.round with other teachers, so it's nice to meet scientists and doctors.• As State Sports Commissioner for Senior Women's Softball, Hanna will continue to develop the sport, building teams and leagues in areas where they do not exist. "We have one woman who drives to Orange County each week from Victorville for the games, because there is no league play available to her in her area,• Hanna said. ·1 really admire her eagerness and desire to make this sport of softball an important part of her lite.• This has been Hanna's passion sin~ Legends began and he's never lost his enthusiasm for wanting to put diamonds in every woman's life. "My goal has always been to find more players, so women can enjoy this great sport,• he said. "We don't ask how good a player you are or what position you play, but, 'Do you want to play?' And, if so, we'd love to have you.• As spring practice unfolds, Hanna is excited and gearing up for another season with dreams of getting to the Senior Olympics. Wearing the heart of a loving husband, father and grandfather, coach and commissioner, Hanna is equally as devoted to helping women find a league of their own. The league holds practices at various locations in Orange County on Thursday evenings and Saturday momingv. Those interested in playing or organizing their own team should contact Pat Bushman at 960-3171 or Hanna at 715-881-5. GOiden West hammers oct, 14-4 • Pirates can't keep eii.rly lead as Rustlers put togethe r a pair of six-run innings. HUNTINGTON Bl!ACH - Orange Cout College put up four rum in tbie ftnt twO IDn"9 bUt watCMd u bOlt G'oldeD West ICDNd lb dDMli in bGdl lbe IK• ond IDd tldrd ...... -... '° a144llmllrwtn~ID 0rangt llllpire Odtlmce .... n. ..... J •Five SCC athletes eani first places at Claremont's Reel Invitational. CLAREMONT -Phil Negrete led Southern California College's track and field team at the second annual Vince Reel Invitational at Claremont College Saturday as the sophomore leapt to a 22-5 win in th~ high jump and established a new school mark. Negrete was in good company with the Vanguards as teammate Brian Carlson took the long jump competition with a leap of 6-63/•. On the women's side of the event, sec was able to post three first-place winners. Senior Isis Gonzalez nailed down the 200-meter dash as she took the half-lap race in 25.88, nearly two seconds faster than a Claremont runner who grabbed second. In the 800, Maribel Delgado cruised in with a 2:22.86 for the victory, and senior Gina Jojola won the javelin throw with a heave of 108-1 . Other solid performances came from Darrian Kenworthy's second-place finish in the pole vault with a jump of 8-0, as well as Newport Harbor High product Autumn Puro's third place in the 400 with a time of 63.95. Jeff Van Egdom also took third and fourth in the discus throw and triple jump, respectively. His throw was 140-05, while the jump measured in at 42-9. Vince Reel lnvttatioNll (at CJ...mont College) sec FlNISHEltS MEN '100 · 6. Waldrip (SCO, 11.48; 7. Bliss (SCO, 11. 75. 200 -None. 400-None. 800 • 6. Schultz (SCO, 2:01 .55; 13. Ponce (SCO. 2:04.45. 1,500 -None. J,000 -·7. Wheeler (SCO, 9:25.50; 15. Watkin (SCO, 9:49.50. 110 ... • 7. Oements (SCO, 16.64. 40Q. .. -10. Oements (SCO. 52.57. 1,Ga> retay -5. SoCal College, 3:40.44. "' -1. c.artson csco, ~ 314; 4. Negrete (SCQ. 6-0344. • -· U - 1. ~ (5CC), U !S; 12. BEAUTIFUL COURSE ALONG THE Waldrio (SCQ, foul. Tl-None. SP -4. Van Egdom (SCQ, 42-9. DT - 3. Van Egdon (SCO, 140-5; 10. Ryan (SCO, 70-4. n -5. Wheeler (SCC), 137·7; 7. Van Egdom (SCC), 130-1; 11. Ryan (SCO. 75-10. 100-None. 200 • 1. Gonzalez (SCQ, 25-88. 400 • 3. Puro {SCQ, 63.95. IOO -1. Delgado {SCO. 2:2,2.86. 1,500 -None. J.000 -9. Peterson (SCO, 11 :59.59; 14. Cox {SCO, 14:13.89. 100 ut -None. 400 ut -5. Kenworth (SCO, 74.81. 400,..., -None. 1,IOO Niiiy -None. HI -6. Hetitenhoff (SCC), 4-1; 7. Jojola (SCC), 4-1. U -None. TJ ·None. J1V • 2. Kenworthy (SCC). 8-0. SP • 6. Vavtcen (SCC), 31-11; B. Thornburg, 24-0. DT • 6. Vavken (SCO. 99-9; 7. Hetitenhoff (SCO, 93-4; 10. Thornburg {SCO, 74-7. HT · 7. Vavtcen (SCO. 91 -9. SOFTBALL CONTINUED FROM 6 Alicia Groshon drove in SCC's first run with a two-out double in the third to drive in Rogers, who had been hit by a pitch. Vega went 2 for 3 with a pair of runs scored and Irwin and Michelle Murie each belted two hits. The wins boost SCC's mark to 28-6 and to 2-0 in the GSAC while the defending champs fall to 17-13, 0-2. GCJLDlN SUIJE Ant.El1C WC SEU GAME1 5oCAa. CouBiE 1, AzllSA PACJRC 0 Azusa Pacific 000 000 O -O 1 O SoCal College 100 000 x -1 9 1 Martin and Kirkbride; Brandt and Murie. W ·Brandt 12-3; L -Martin, 10-5. GAME2 5oCAa. CouBiE 5, AzllSA PACJAC 0 Azusa Padfte 000 000 0 -O 3 4 SoCal College 002 201 x • 5 9 o Gepford and Kiritbride; Houston and Murie. W ·Houston, 15-3; L • Gepford, 4-8. 28 -Groshon (SCO. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1998 tllltl'9biofa 111·•1o• ,--...... ·':.! -~--• .!!JU'e~~ Wfll. .... pzl Q.1'91 • ..--... .... an pall .... Agw91Jn lbe ldl ....... " b EflMde, .... Oilli Oila talllil tl kml llilt'ti ctlgl for tbe ~~J!'f'Pc.rt HarboR biil1tell ~is edged bJ s. Ylirw League-lea~ Senta Margarita, 5-4. The Sdan were down .C·O 9CW :into the~ ol the 1Memh wben~~ for a late-game rally to tie the ICQl'e, Mike Preer= doOb1ed borile T~ U1'lnA aDO Scott Sn dlllom to ignite tbe rally. •Todd Mentm.aia of Corona del Mar High is named to the All-CIP South.em Section·I>iviSion IV basketball tint team. His Sea Kirig teammate, Qrtl Oa1nn is tabbed u a second teamer. • Corona del Mar's boys tennis team dumps Orange Cowrty's No 1-ranked team. Irvine, .1.. •. as tbe Sea Kirigs' No. 2 CIOublei tea.Di Of Jed w. ...... cUid aret .._.nbeadler sweep the Vaqueros. 1be tandem move their 98UOn mark to 21-0. 8:001.M 9:)01.M UPPER NEWPORT BAY ECOLOGICAL EAllTH DAY SIC ECOTOPIA ICll>S RUN EARTH DAY CILElltATION• 10:00 AM • ':OOPM RESERVE STARTING AND FINISHING • THE UPPER NEWPORT BAY NATURA LISTS Will 8[ HO\~ING THE BETWEEN THE HYATT NEWPORTER AND THE NEWPORT DUNES ~ESORT. 8TH ANNUAL EARTH l>AY CELllRATION ON SH HLMAKER ISLAND FEATURING· ENVIRONMENTAL DISPLAYS MUSK EDUCATIONAL GAMES, CANOE TOURS. FOOD AND DRINK PLUS LOTS OF FUN! 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MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1998 VANGUARDS CONTINUED FROM 6 R.enkoUi. wbo wu an a.lltont for the '95 team. saJd the diff enmce comet 1n this. ~'I closeness and attitude - a pocldv difference wbkb sh partially credltl to her pitcben. a.nd Gretch throws qu1c.k r, • Renkoeki Aid. •I don't mow how to uplaln it other than that.• Brandt says she ·gets batt out with offspeod j unit and a wider array of plteh . ! I Bridle wins pairofrac~ All of the Vanguard.I' games are played in doubleheaders. Most teams know that they'll get the pitching ace in the first game. Houston and Brandt fonn the perfect weapon, though -a pitching punch that doesn't step off a level from game one to game two. With a solid defense behind them, Houston and Brandt have sec oft to a scorching start earning a 28-6 record. •This team ll limllar 1n that they are so tillented. But (the two teaml) are so dWerent in how they went about it,• Re.nkoski said. •Every day I.In w to these guyi. They have Neb team unity and they have fun together. They really have a good time playing." Both Houston and Brandt are returning All-GSAC selections "Jen ls Just very conmtent She can got out there and always throws her game,• Brandt said of .her teammate. "You'd never even know it she was having a bad day. She throws a lot more heat than I do and gets 'more people out on a curve or a drop.• ! Newport Harbor High tenillir I Monica Bridlo captured tii4 ! Junior Gals and Open Wome"ft i division titles at the 10th annual ! Harbor Polnte Ocean Challenge. i Bridle, who has worked at the j Olympic 1\'aining Center in Col- i orado, has proven h~lf one ot 1' the top junior female kay4kers in i the nation. • i In the Open Women division. ! Bridle blew away the field on the l short course with a time of 53:11&, ~ nearly four minutes in front of ~ Houston agrees. ln their first GSAC twinbill, which was played Saturday against defending conference cha.mp Azusa Pacific, the duo fired back-to-back shutouts, allowing 1997's best hitting GSAC team just four hits. · and appear to be on their way to more honors. ~randt recorded a career-high 13 strikeouts in a March 14th win over Cal State Stanislaus in a 6·0 win. .. l like the cballenge of each batter, to locus on each pitch and make sure I hit my target and get my pitches to move," she sa.ld. l closest competitor. " record is 15-3. Houston also led the conference with 120 Ks last season . Brandt? She has third on the list with 75. Houston and Brandt both know what it's like to win. Stanislaus received no reprieve in the nightcap when Houston came in and fanned 10 in a 3-1 victory. And don't think that if one is having a rough outing that she can't return and be tough in the next game. i Her time in the Junior Girls ! race w: ~4::.D U LE Their statistics are amazing up to this point and reflect the team's outlook. ~we hdve d lot of lugh goals. Our biggest goaJ 15 to take GSAC, of course," Brandt said. ~I think oftentimes we really mean it, that we're the best team (in the GSACJ and there's no doubt. Now we 1ust have to go out and prove it. That's the fun part.• But competing in the statistics, or anywhere else for that matter, isn't something in which these two are interested. ·r think we both know that if we throw our best, our team will come out and win two games," Houston said. "I've never felt like we're in competition With each other, just the competition within ourselves to do our best. I know They were both underclassmen on the sec team that took third place at the NAIA College World Series in Columbia, Mo. in 1995. "For me personally, I learned from that year. We're using that experience to learn and I think that makes us better,· Houston said. The two worked together to get through some of the NAIA's top tea.ms when the Vanguards took second in the Hawaii-Hilo Tournament. -sometimes I joke with Housty, 'Man, I wonder what the other team is thinking.' I'd be scared (to have to face both of us). We laugh a little bit about that,· Brandt said. "We both have finally found our niche. We are just really working together as a team." There have been instances when one will start and the other will finish game one, then the closer will start and the previous starter will close the door. While that may be a mouthful, it's more than a little confusing for the baffled opponents. • MONDAY • a.seball High school -Newport Harbor at Santa Margarita, 3 p.m. • Vo!leybAll High school boys · Newport Harbor at Marina, 5:45 p.m. Brandt leads the conference Wlth 125 stnkeouts in 17 games. She has accumulated a pitching mdfk of 12-3 and has an earned run average of 1.67 . Houston pitched in the third-place contest of the World Series, a win over Puget Sound. "That team was really good," Brandt offered. •1 feel like this team is a lot diff erenl We definitely have a strong defense. We all can hit and we're just so solid and deep." With two convincing wins over Azusa Pacific, the Vanguards are riding high on the GSAC wave, but aren't getting too• ahead oJ themselves, even with the GSAC's top pitchers in the circle. • Trade and field . Community college men and women Orange Coast College at Southern California Decathlon/Heptathlon, - at Santa Barbara CC. 9 a.m. • High school boys and girls -Estancia. at Laguna Hills, 2:45 p.m. Her partner is right behind her l1l the strikeout category whl.ffing 116 batters. Houston owns the lower ERA at 0.70 Her it sounds too good to be true, but we're really out there to succeed as a team." The Vanguard program is one that knows about success. Their "team• is one that mixes things up, too. ·we haven't timed (their pitches) but Jen throws harder ·we have a lot of heart and I think that will shirle through all of us. I'm excited to see the results and how far it will take us," Houston said. • Softbell Community college -Fullerton at Orange Coast, 3 p.m. • Golf High school . Costa Mesa vs. Tustin, • at Tusten Ranch, 2 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ======== slona of California Bus!-tors and peraons who may deeedenL Drive South, Orange, CA the right to reject any 01 all seq. of the Business and ducted by: an individual PUBLIC NOTICES ness and Professions Code otherwise be ln1erested In THE PETITION requests 92868. bids or 10 waive any Ir· ProfHslons Code of the Ha~• you sllr1ed doing __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T-IC_E__ Sectlon 7059 the will °' estate or both authority to administer the IF YOU OBJECT to th• regularltles or lnlOlmallllH Stell of Callfomla. bus smest y:t?b~o · f RICHARD A SANDLER. Hlate under the lndepen-granting of the petition, you 1 bid 1 th b d Sales subject to prlOI can-usan . a neau Time 11 of th• essence. 0 ~ RICHARD AARON dent Administration ol e1• should appear at the Mar-~ any 1 or n • 1 • celletlon In the 9\'lnt ol set· This statement was filed STATEMENT OF Failure to complete the ;.J,DLER tales Act (This Authority Ing and state your ob-ding process. tlement betwHrt Owner with the County Clerk of ABANDONMENT OF work within the llma set A PETITION has been wlll allow the personal rep-eons °' me written ob-Pub 11 sh• d N • w Po r I and obligated party. Orange County on 3·4·98 USE OF FICTITIOUS lor1h herein wlll result In filed by JULIE H SANDLER resentatlve to take many ectlons with the cour1 be-Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Publlahed Newport 19985751009 BUSINESS NAME the Imposition of liquidated In the Superloi Court of aC1lon1 without cour1 •P-ore the hearing. Your ap-Piiot March 30. Aprll 6. Beach-Costa Mesa 011ly Oaity Pilot Mar. !il, 16, 23. The following persons damagH fO< each day of Califomla, County of OR· proval. BelOle taking cer-pearance may be In person 1998. Piiot March 23, 30, 1998. 30, 1998 mto4 have abandoned the use of detay In th• amount of ANGE taln very lmpor1anl actions. or by your anomey. mt 26 mt 16 the Flc:tttlous Bu1lne11 5200 ~ day THE · PETITION requests however, the personal rep-IF YOU ARE A CRE~ITOF\ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Name: U'I Bear Amus• · that JULIE H SANDLER be rHentatlve will be required or a contingent credit()( ol ment1, 28~ Irvine Ave.. Each bidder shall submit, appointed ai personal r•P· to give notice to lnterffted the deceased, you must file cn1 t •93212 THE COSTA MESA ZON· Fictitious BualneH Newpor1 Beach, CA !il2660 on the form furnished with reaentatlv• 10 ad~nlster persona unless they hlV• your claim with the cour1 ., ING ADMINISTRATOR Name Statement The Fictitious Business th• contract documents, • the estate of the decedent. waived notice or contented and mall a copy to the per· NOTICE TO WILL RENDER A OECI· The following persons are Name referred to above 1111 of th• proposed sub-THE PETITION requests to the proposed action.) tonal representative ap-CREDITORS OF SION ON THURSDAY doing business 11: • was filed In Orange County contractors on thl1 project the decedent's Wiii and The Independent admlnlt· POlnted by the court within BULK SALE APRIL 09 1998 OR AS BEST MEDIA BUY, 17710 on 10.15·97, File No.19973-H required by the Sublet· codicils, If any, be admitted !ration authority will be lour months from the date (U.C.C. 9104, SOON AS POSSIBLE Santa Elena St .. Fountain 736454 tin and Subcontractln to probate. The Wiii and granted unl111 an Inter· of flrst Issuance of the Ill· 9105 et ... q.) THEREAFTER, ON THE Valley, CA 92708 Mark H. Uddla, 28~ Irvine g g codicils 11e avalfabte for Hiid pe11on fllea an ob-tera as provided In section E N 2 MC FOLLOWING ITEM· Chuck G. Howard. 17710 Ave .. Newport Beach, CA Fair Practices Ac:t, Public: examln~tlon In the file kept jectlon to the petition and 9100 of the California Pro· ~c~owl ~· 1~9 r 1 1 LOT LINE ADJUST· Santa Elena St .. Fountain 92660 Contract Code Section b thecour1. ahowgoodcausewhythe bateCode.ThetlmefOffil· oce •ere ygven ° MENT LL·96-o2 FOR Valley,CA92708 Thia business ta c:on-4100 et seq. fHE PETITION requHll cour1 should not grant the Ing claims will not expire credl~rs 11°f 1~h~ wl~hl1~ DONALD M BARRIE AU· This busin111 Is con- ducted by a limited part· Each bid shell be ac· authority to administer the authority. before four months from :,~1 8~~Jr10 t! ,:.deuof THORIZED ·AGENT 'FOR ducted by: an lndlvldual nershlp companied by a cer1lfled Of estate under the ln<lepen· A HEARING on the petl· the hearing date noticed the assets described JAMES LEWIS TO COM· Have you started doing Mark H. Uddle a cashier's check or bid dent Administration of Ea· lion will b• held on APRIL above. below BINE FOUR LOTS INTO buslneu yet? Yes, 6/95 19989751909 bond In an amount not less tales Act. (This AU1horlty 23, 1998 at 1:45pm In Dept. YOU MAY EXAMINE the The ~amea and the busl· ONE TO FACILITATE THE Chuck Howard This statement was filed than ten percent (l0%) of will allow the personal rep-bo? 1oc:1ed at ~4t The C~~ ~1: k:P:,!Y 0~•1~::.'it~fn ness address of th• teller PREVIOUSLY APPROVED Ji~~s t~tat~men~ w~ ~11~ with the County Clerk of the total bid price. payable resentatlve to take many 9~6:e outh, range, ~ Htat!, you may file are: JAMES CARMACK, JIM'S TOWING PROJECT, Orange •eou':;"fy' on 3-~r1_9g Orange County on 3-11·98 to the DISTRICT as a guar· ~::. a:::~: ta~;:; ::,: IF YOU OBJECT to the with the COUit a formal R• 600 E. BAY ST., UNIT C.e, ~~A1;gN~1~l°A8SA~~~~~ tH&e7S1959 Dally Pilot Mar. 23. 30, antH that the bidder, If Its taln very Important actions, granting of the petition, you quest IOI Special Notice of ~Ee':fORT BEACH, CA. JN AN MG ZONE. ENVI· Daily Pilot Mar. 23, 30, Apr. 8, l3, 1998 mtl!il proposal la accepted, shall however. the personal rep-should appeat at the hear-the filing of an Inventory The locallon tn canfomla RONMENTAL DETERMINA Apr. 6, 13, 1!il98 m118 PUBLIC NOTICE promptly eucute the resentaUve wllf be requtred Ing and state yow ob-and appraisal ol estate U· of the chief executive office TION: EXEMPT. ---------• AgrHment, furnish a sails· 10 give notice to Interested ~tlons or Ill• written ob-••I• °'1 of any =~ ~ of the seller la: SAME AS IF THE ABOVE AC- NOTICI TO factory Faithful Perform-persons unlen they have l:'1on1 .. ~ ~th :h• cyourt be-=~~~ 12~ of.he CallfOl· ABOVE TION(S) IS/ARE CHAL· PUii.iC llOTICI CONT .. '"CTORS B waived notk:.i or consented ore ,,. ""' ng. our ap-As listed by the Hiier all LENG!:O IN COURT THE•---------._ ance ond In an amount 10 the proposed ectlon) pe8111nce may be In person nla Probate Code. A R• • CHALL.ENGE MAY BE UM Nollll1• •Hll 111 CALLINO FOR BIDS not leu thin one hundred The Independent admlnli· or by your attorney. quest for Special Nolle• other botlneu namH and ITEO TO ONLY THOSE 1S: .._ ataeea•ll School District: Hunting-percent (tOO'll.) of the total tratlon authority will be IF \'OU ARE A CREDITOR form Is available from the :::r·:~~n ::i~= ::rs:: SUES RAISED IN WRlnEN n. fo1ow1ng penoN.,. Ion Beach Union High bid price, furnish a Pay· granted unless an Inter· Of a contingent creditor of court clerk. '°'• the date such llsl 81 CORRESPONDENCE OE-dolna bullr-8 aa: SchOol District ment Bond lrt an amount ested person fllH an ob-the deceHed, you must Ill• Attorn•~ for the Pell-sent °' delivered 10 the LIVERED TO THE ZONING W.lf.B. Electric, 2340 Obtain Documentt and not less than fifty percent Jectlon to the petition and your claim with the cour1 tloner: buyer are· NONE. ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR Sar1Ca Nia Awn.1111, 182, Bid Due It: Huntl~ton show good cause why the and maU a copy to the per-PETER V NIX ESQ Th ' TO THE ABOVE DATE Ca.la ..... CA l2U7 g~:.~l~t.un~~~571g~0~~0: :J4lu~~~~· ~~~~:~~er:: ~h~houtd not gran1 th• aon~edr~pr~':~~·wii~fn (CSBI s7eoe), ' •~d~.::•:f 1~d~~"!~~ Ti&:' 6~Rf~~RA~~f~· =::n:. ~ .. = Ave.. Purchasing, Room denclng lhat the required A H~ING on Iha pell· i::r montha from the date ATTORNEY AT LAW, DENNIS PETERM ANO PUCATIONS TELEPHONE COlta U... CA 92Cf 361, Huntington Beach, CA Insurance ta In ettect In the tJon w1JI be held on APRIL of first luuanc:e of the lat· 19480 HARBOR BLVD., ~:9~C~41~·5tOtCHAB~Rg. 754.5245 OR CALL AT THE Thl9 bualneae la co~ 92646, (714) !il64·3339, ext. amounts set for1h In the 23, 1998 at 1:45pm in D~t. tera H provided In HC11on SUITe 202, FOUNTAIN Westminster (;9:92:£,· • OFFICE OF THE PLAN· ducl9d by: WI lndMdual 4350 general conditions. In lhe 703 located al 341 The 9100 of the Callfomla Pro-VALLEY, CA 92708 The a11e11' 10 be told are NING DIVISION, ROOM Haw Y'04' IWWd doing GNOTICE IS HEREBY eventoffalluretoentertnto Drive South, Oranga. C bateCode.Thetlmeforfll· Publlahed Newport described In general aa: 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, bullnelltwt?Y .. ,WM OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY sea HOSKIN "---•· 11 yeat r..ictent of C.1h9dral City, CA died Thuraday, March 29, 1998. Sfte WM 71 yNr'8 of age. Prtor to movtng to the Palm Sprlnga .,.a Uirene waa a realdent of Corona del Mar and New- port Beach from 1948 through 1974. l.ar9ne WU bom March 31, 1928 In Lynwood, Ca to GOiden Spence and El•H L. Jarman Spence. In March 1941 ahe man1ed Douglu Hathaway HOltlCln and became a HouHwlf• and Mother fot the foJ. .._._ 52 yeer8. LM:. .. tuMYed by her L.ovtng ,.... blrKt Doua&U. eon Ronald 'llpeno• Hoskin of Avalon, CA, daughter Diane E. Mohr of Hunt!~ t.on Beach, CA and preceding her In death, aon Barry ~Hoeklnwho pat1ed away In 1973 Id C&tallria I• land, CA.. Larene alao had 3 g~ children. 8el'VlcH and lnttf'o ment wtll be ptvate and .,. under the direction of Tha Palm 8prtnga Mortu- ary at Cathedral City, CA. In lleu of ftowera donatSont may be made to: EIMra'lOWW M.cslclll c.m.r, CWdlec Sw· gery Unit, 39000 Bob Hope Orl'!_e1 Rancho Mirage; t#A 92270. Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classlfled wlll help 642·5978 .... •• •• B~~~~ ~~~ th~rg~n~~:; th• contract and execute 92668. lbngl clalmf. will no,ht •x,plr• Beach-Costa MHa Dally ALL furniture llXIUrH COSTA MESA. CALIFOR· ~~~Jr. .. .... n IF YOU OBJECT to the e 0<e our mon 1 rom Pllol Merell 23 25 30 ood 111 1' t d NIA ,,_ --"*" WM ,,,_ District, Orange County, the required documents, grantlngofthepetltlon,you the hearing dale noticed 1998 ' ' 'eade ~ame~~r~e~erf.ln P~bllahe d Newport 1lllfth the County C1eft of1----------1•-------· California, 1ctlng by and such bid Hcurfty will be should appear at the hear· above. I d 1 t b I Beach-Costa Mesa Dally °'lflG9 County on 2-13-M r;::==============::;:;y through Its Governing forfeited. Th• Falthlut Per-Ing and stale your ob· YOU MAY EXAMINE the MWl23 ~:J•ar:~~~~n at· u~e~s Piiot March 30 1998. 19Me7411ta Board, .. hereln1n1~ referred fo1mance Bond shall re-t.ctlon1 Of file written ob-file kept by the cour1. If you PUBLIC NOTICE BAY ST. UNIT c.e NEW; • m127 o.lly Pilot,..,_ 28, Mar. 5. to 11 DISTAICr • will r• m1Jn In full fOfce and effect ectlona with the court be-•r• a person lntereated In PORT BEACH CA '2ea1 12 11 1191 amendtd cthelvethup tboo. butt no,.J ,1,ater through th• guaranlff p.-Ole the hearing. Your ap-th• nt•I•, you, ma.,y Riii• INVITATION TO BID Th• bualnesi named used PUBLIC NOTICE ... ~ M.; 30 10ll an • a v•s a ..,,. me, peatance may be In person with the cOUft a orm • N ti 1 ... b Qfv ,..._. • • sealed bid• for the awerd rlod u apeclfled In th• 11 quell for Special NoUce of o ce • ,,..re Y 'i/llen by the Hiier at that loca· CITY OF ~1 of a contract for the follow-general condlllon1. <>fF~ruAAe~EDITOR th• fifing ot an Inventory ~~th~atr~•:,n 01.!!.i~ ~fa~~ i7rE BALBOA BAR· NEWPORT •EACH Ing projects. The DISTRICT reserv" or a contingent creditor of and •PP<al••I of "tat• a• County Callfornla hereinaf· The anllclpeled date of 4 HOTICI PUBLIC NOTICE Project: Bid 1821 • the right to reject any or all the dec:eued. you must me Hll or of any petition °' ter referred to 'as "DIS-the bulk aale Is A ril 18 INVITINO •IDS Play Court Ruurfaclng 11 bids or to waive any Ir· your claim wi1h the court account H frovlded In TRICr', will receive at the 1998 at the office ~f UNI: S.altd bids may be r• NOTICE Of TRUST££'& SALE Three (3) Sc:hoota, Bid regularltl•• Of lnformalltl•• and mall. copy to the per-aectlr l 250 ~M c:u~or-DISTRICT Admlnlatrallon VERSAL TITlE, ORANGE celved at IM otflc• of I.he T.S. No. tJAlOlQA LOAM NO.: Closing: 2·00 pm, Thurs-In any bld1 °' In the bid-aonal repr ... ntatlve ~ nla t r~teS 1~· Noll• OlncH, 17200 Pinehurst ESCROW BRANCH 1205 City Clefk. 3300 Newport 1MJ020 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT day, April 23. 1998. MAN· ding. ~~ ~ c:ou~wlJ ," =la ':van!':. from th: Lane. Huntington Beach, E. Chapman AV9., Orange, evard, P.O. Sol 1'708, UMJER A DEED Of TIIJS_!1 DATORY JOB WALK: 9 arn Al required by Section OUf 1 om a e ..._.k CA 92647, .. arecs bids as Ca. 9286e. ~port a.ach.1..CA 12858-OATS> W1110, UMlES$ Yuu • of nrst lasuanee of the let· court .. _ · U.ted below, up to but no Thia bUlk aale 11 subject 8915 until tt:w a.m. on TAl<E ACTION TO PROTECT Wednesday, April 8, 1998 1773 of the California tera u provided In section Attom9Y for the Pell· later than tlm11 and datn to California Uniform Com-the 15th day ol April, 1998, YOUR PAOPERTY, IT MAY IE (Meet at Edison High Labor Code, the Director of 9100 of the Calffornla Pro-Uonen Indicated below. merclal Code Secllont at which lime such bid• IOt.O AT A PVllUC IAL£. If School, 21400 Magnolia. the Department of Indus-bate Code. The lime f°' fU. PETER V. NIX, ESQ. At this said time, date and 6101.2. 11 ao aubiect, the lhan be opened and read YOU NEED All EJCPUMATIOH Huntington Beach). R• trial Relations of the State Ing ctalms will not expire (CS•I 8790t)e place, bids will be publicly name ind e .ur .. a of the lor BAY AVENUE PARKING Of THE NATURE Of nt£ quired License· B, C-12 or of C1llfomla h11 deter· before four months from ATTORNKY AT LAW opened and read aloud. person with whom claim• LOT REHASIUTATION PAOCEEDING AGAIMIT YOU. C·32 mined the general prevail· the hearing dale noticed UMIO HAl'BOR BLVD.: Any Job Walk llstecl u may be filed 11: UNI· Contrac1 N~. 3187 YOU SHOULD COllTACT A ProJeeh Bid #822, • Ing ratH of wages In the '~J· MAY EXAMINE the IUIT• 202e FOUNTAIN MANDATORY must be at-VERSAL TITLE, ORANGE J;BJ8ur I l!!ltlmate LAWYER. NOT1C£ •.HEEIY Removal/Replacement of locality In wtilch this work file kept by the court. 11 you VALLEY CA e21oa tended In Ila entirety to be ~s~~ow Bf\ANCHO, 1205 ADDIOYtd b Don Webb ONEN tlllt tllt -~ Underground Storaga 11 to be perlOlmed. CoplH are a person lntereated In Publ:1hed Newport •llglble to bid. ca :ir;:n a"r:'iaat 7'; Publlc Worlc1 ~Of ' ~ 8Cosr'!7 CA Tanks at Tran1por.at1on Fa· of thHe rate determine-the estate, you may file Beach.COata Meaa Dally Plans and 1peetncat1ons f()(. filing ctalml lhlll be: PtOtpec'llVt bldd« may t2t27 ~· =-- c:lhly, Bid Cloalng: 2:00 pm, lier.a, are on Ille at the DIS-with the court a formal R• Piiot March 23, 25. 30, are on me at the DISTRICT Aprll 15, 1999 which Is the obtain OM eet Of bid dOcu-liar. 01421-ts will liJI IClld al Friday, April 24, 1998, TRICT, and coplH may be ~ fOf Special Notlc. of 1999 Purchasing Department, at buslneu dey before the menta al no cost at the ol· llUlllk: lldJolt • AT THi "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, · Cremation & Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your f amlly to paying inflated prices for· caskets & services???? · Call Toll Fret~ Senm, 0nqt A Suroadbal cGlllllS MANDATORY JOB WALK: obtained upon request. The ~ ftllng I~ ar; =tory MW122 the above addrHa (714) tale date specified eboVe. flee ol the Public Woika MORTH "'°"1 E'JtTRANCt TO 2 pm, WeClnHday, Aptll 8. contractor 1hall post a •et• a:W:. •an ° 11u:i a:; 847-2551 Ext. 14<10 and w111 Datada MARCH '• Departm«1'. 3300 Newrer ntE COUM1Y COURTitOUSE. ~================~ 1998. (MHt at Tran1por1a-copy of these ralH et each account .. ~r:ded In PUBLIC NOTICE be available at job walks. 1998 :i~=~:C~· ~·9~J:: no CMC. c:ENTlR DRIVE lion. 515 Yorktown. Hun-job alt•. The contraclor and HCtlon 1250 ol lh• Callfor· Any purchase fee Is non· Ill DIHNll PeTaRMAH tetf, ' WEIT, SANTA ANA. CALIFOlt.. tlngton 81t1ch), Required any 1ubcontractor under It nla Pro~• Code. A R• :::.-i~ ~' refundable. la/ •RUCI C. HOCH• ,0; further lnformetlon, = 4:., • ::::'::: Uc•nH : A or C-38 Of Um· shall pay not leas than the qu91t for Spectat Notice ION T The OtSTRICT requires •I RQ call SllV• Lur, PtoJact dN of .-. b cm11 ot caltl· lted Speclallty C-e11D40 specified PfeYalllng ratH of form la avaHable from the PETIT 0 that the bidder poHHI • Publlahed Newport Managlf at (714 ~30. wa Citlldt *""' °" 1 etat Ot Bids 1h1t1 be received In wagea to an workers em-court clefk. ADMINISTIR con1ractor'1 llcen11 aa Bttch·Co1t1 Me .. DlllV Published Newport lllltoMl ..... GI** 4'Wft Oft th• place ldenunecr above. ployed by them In Iha ••· AHomer for th• Peta. llTATE OPa lilted, at the time the bid la Piia. March 30. 1991, S.acti.co1ta Mesa Ollly 1 .... •Mini _... llld and ahall be opened and ecutlon of the contract tlon9'1 QLINN RAY HAWKINI 1ubmltted. m124 Piiot March 30. AJ>tll 8. INll •m..._ 11Mf1t1 publlciy read aloud al the No bidder may wl1hdraw =Ec•c:-aw~':1~~M) • ~~·t!~· ==• ASPHALT PARKING L.OT PUBLIC NOTICI 19118• mt21 ~111,. -~.df = 1bove·st1ted time and any bid lor a pef1od of • I edll 't1ngtot edl• EXPANSION AT SUN VIEW ""-s 02 end __ .. place. forty.five (4$) days aftaf the :::uw.~:l'.i & ron. =· ~ wn: may SCHOOL·81Dl9:9798 NOTICI OP PUIUC NOTICI :--.......:.. "' c::::-n: to accordance with the date set for the opening of • othenwtM be lnterfftld In 81d Closing T\lea. Aprll PU•LIC LllN SALi ... .. '9 Midi .....,. provisions ol California bids. WALDRON UP, 190~ the Wiii 0t .. tale, or both, 21, 19M 10:00 a.m. au.anau end f'lotttloue ttu.lne•• ...,..... ., ~ ...,_ ~ness!c:t:'~'.:~ o~~·.,~~ ::J:. ~~v'1N~~·~: °i0~~~v ~t<:!:n ~~a111e;~"e:'. = :J.~iS:'ION·'°"·~~ · csi 5F•• ; .. ~~'fu?•'= Public Contrect Code Seo-Code, the convect will COf1" ...... flled f°£, CONNIE RAOEMA· -.m. shap, • ~ View ~ la belaoy ..,_,.by ~l!Cf PUNOfHo ~ -~ ., ......... tlon 3300. the owner r• lain provlllona pennlttlng Publlthed Newport ~for:.=~ School, 1121 Ju1ette Low, Ille undt l"llgMd that a PORATIOH, 110 Newport i., .. or Nlf _.. quires that the bidder poe-the t41CCl tltul blddef IO Baach-Cotta Mffa Dally ANOL Hunt. Bch., Ca. UCtnN p!A>Oc ll«I .... of the tol-Center Of., 1u1te 245. N ... :r.~~:;:,"=t NU the claulflcatlon of ~ MCUrtt1N for Mt Plot Marctl 22. 2S, 30, TH! PmTIOH ~IS Claulflcatlon I, Plana-~ ~~~ port. Clle9Ch. CA t2tlO ....... ,...... .,. "1SllO. contractor•• llcenN noted moneys wtthhetd by the .... that CONNIE RAD!MA-m .oo par .... hoW of 8:00 A.M ,, COfpotatlon (Del• .................. ... lbove at the time tM bid .. DtlVld to .... partonn. . MW121 CH!A be appointed .. Pf'• REL.OCATA9LE fOUNOA-eth d oi .. ~..:: ..,.,. 110 Newport o.til• ea. .. No •• ,... ef .. 1ubmltted. Pureuant to MOe undlr lhl contt9Ct or •usuc NOTICI =-~::;: TIONI AT I SITU· .... :X. t>tApltlcof.Nctad llf t':h t:\:d:3· ~ 011itM1 ,__.. 8' ~ Bualnea1 and Profeealonl permltlJng peymanC ol ,. n• dao.denl ICHOOL FACIU1lES PRO. Clota 0.V.pment Uf Thie 'bvtlntt1 It q>n. C........ Tiii ._.. ....,... Cod• 8ec1lon ?O:tl.US, no tantlona •• ,Md directly ••c '7tl7 THI PITITION fequttlt ORAM.PHASI! rv • llD ~. 111 Cot .rMrdal due1adby.acot~ ::.-.:::....~·-,· paymant lhall be made for '"'° elCIQW, 9'0TIC• Ofl ILIUlQflty to ldmlnllter IM 11:9181 w~ Coe1a ,.,..., Cc..l\ty HIM ~ ...,.. dolna 8' .. ...... .. ..._"!!S wOfll 0t rnatarlal under Iha Pa ..,..,...~ NfnlCMI TO eltatt urtdef lhe lnct~ Bid ~ T'Utt. Apfll ~ ::-~'1 c:'~ buelnaM v-tf Yee. t/21/11, .... ,...... .. _. . convect unleu and Wltl l'-'"t · ~ISTU danl ~allon Of b 21.1tM, 10:00 e.m. bva.Cfoea~·r • _ Sett f311131 8' .. ......... ...._ tM ~ d Cornoo N t.l MoLw, D.,... ISTATI Oflt .... Act.. (Thia ~ A MANDATORY Job ltot 1 .o:::r":" m ~ "'"'9y C. Ueb, vic. .......... _.... IM ....... '°''· ~ IO I.he DlwtGt ,.,.,, ••• , .... ".,.~ •&ULM NAWKIU ::::::.:~ rep-Walk ... be Mid Thurs. Com-;c,clal W•v. COtt• ~ WM ftled =' ,.,, :t• ......... tti.t tM conltadof WU .,., ~-81ftDD Me actlonl • many Api1I t, 1181, t :OO e.m. ~. CA. The ltan'tl 10 bt wQ I.he C*1r11y a.tt ol ..... ~ IM Pfot*IY llcenMd • I.he Pub lltlltd Nawport • w IMD orovaa. ~ ~ :f. ttwp, 1t11tfn9 et w~ told are t•ntral!Y de-0renge OoUrlrt on t-1•M= .._lllA•: ~ "*-' = tkna IM ~ Wat llUllmll, ~ ..... Dally CAl.lf0.A111444 talnv.tylqlortanl~. School. 1211 ..... Aw .• ~~~·.:=; 1"917..... ..... 10, ••.¥Y· led. Atrf contractot noe eo "°' MatCih IO. Ap'I •· To .. ~ ... ....., "°""'• lhl l*IONI ,.,. w~. c.. ""*-• """''"'"'' DallW Plot ...,, t . '' a • .,., WTI. MllltMT llceneed le ll4lblad to Pl"" 1tN ~ ~ crac:a. ......,...tve wll be required CIHtlllcellon t . Plant Olhtt hoviehold "•"'! IO. t• mtOI VICI •WIT talWID ~ undlr Iha lew and m12' ~ end P""90M who f'!'eY to OIYt nodce to lnlet-..cl t100 00 ,., Mt. --~ bY lhal ........ .. ISlOIMYMCI ~ • the -.-wll be CIONtdo ---. be lnterlltld Iii peteont unleM ~ !WM Ctftlflcetlon ol C"'1'llnel IOnt. Wit em · .• : Mon, llOTICI ., .....,.. ..._ • ~ .. -:::;:;·. .... ............... PUIUC MOTICI IM .. OI ....... Of tlol't. Wll¥eCI nob Of ooneenead ~ ..... ~ ".--of AeooUM:..,~ """ ......... -...... v .. ----------of: llULAH HAWKINI IO tM Pfopoaad .-on.) ...... "" ... "'-.. be ,. • Aton. ~ -· "*••ue ........ ""' .. .I ..... cl•••lflcatlon t paoltlt d IMO JtH 1HVOfA, .._ 1fA tHY· JM 11.,._,. ~ qUhd per r~ Code IOI -. ltUi•ut Ml.8 ~Tm e.MI:: twlflllNfter II thel of 1 NOTICSOI' DIA ttatlOft ......,., 'Ml lie ~ 4111S..1 '411110 ~=:~ga'A......,.. The ...... __. ..... •ml MAnt ~epecilly •1119'10I'"' aa NJIJfOll TO A PITITION l'IM bean ..... YriM1 "' IMlr· "1id Al 1111), 1 ... ...._. JMD.• defll'lad In ltcdon 70lt ol __..,.... Ned bv COHHll RADl.a..A· "'9d l*90ft -WI e IACli lie> Qt CON-ttOIOa 11 _. In _. C 09 IR · YOU" •UM ' Iha~ ....... and nTAft OPt CHI ,. In .. ~ Court "*" • 9'11 ,..... 8"111 POMI NCO • 1'IPC)H. =:: .:,,_ e:,,C1 llMIMIM. •' ...,.,_~~~~~,='="".~ ~l111IQM Cod9.. .. ap1to ....... A. ....... , CIC Cellornll. CiAdt of Ofl. "'°" c..--··""' .. 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'"' BOUSE5,1 CONDOS POaSALB SOLDI lhowoaff homff for .... lnour 8.aurday ..... htat• lu~entl •M..,...ofU.. WMk dhptQ ade ... " ........ ., .. (OMdlne "Wtd Sprn) ......... .OpenHevM · ll•tlft98 for 881 ~ Thurl lpm) ..... It PIYt to advtrtlM In Ul• ~ 1oo.i ,..., t!etaie leetton CALL TODAY1 u .. Rivera 714/174-4152 NIWPORT COAST Old Coln• Gold Sliver '88 32h• 2·Dr, Red, Franklin Mini, Sterling 5-spd, 130K ml, MINTI Old watches & Jewelry Full service records. Wntcoast Coin 842-9448 $4,200. 714-CS73-1853 Rl!CORDSfTOP i '84 3181 4dr, 5spd. Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock antf, A/C, 11-CUI 42K Etc ... 50'• & eo·a Mike ml, 1 owner, 0Mlntl '85 Q4ST Black jad4tltvory, Ml opUon, onfy 36k ml, M INTI (301141) S27,5n Ll!XUS Ml8SIOM VllUO 1o(Wt-8a.l.l!XUS 'H.130 BordMuX, tan leather, phone, aunroof, COi c:aaa, pr•mlum sound. c hr o me wheete, l o aded, l o w ml (3PJB10G) $22~5 BAUER LOTV11 COSTAMl!SA (714) 942·7700 845-7805 Mull a .. I $14,999 pp l--------- -------I call 714-042-ona JAGUAR 9105 JEWELRY, fURS '85 :118111 2dr, auto,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L ART 6025 anrl, wnlt•/lan. 37k ml, '87 420 Q ui 1-owner full ave. Siu., grey Interior, racord1, xlnt cond. daNk: C8f, Yell'/ good S17,600 obo 875-7~ condition, onJy 43k mlles. (TXTl95) ss,ees BAUER LOTUS COSTAllallA 714'-842· 7700 9110 "MGIUND CMDOICD 4x4, VI, AT, Tow doY9. ful power (3H.JH778) 814.SSS LEXUS Oft W.STMINSTD 714-892...0. 9123 ~ -------- •NaPfUTMS 8leclc. only 5k ""'"' feet WWI', )oC9f ~ book• a recorda. "=°'*~s~=. coaTAllllM .,, ..... 'n'OO f . Looking ·a lw-rse in the mouth T he proofs in the lip. Prank, a dark blaPc thoroughbred horse spending his golden years in a stall at Centennial Parm "On the Orange County Fair- grounds, looks like he could have been a former KentuCky Derby champ. But l'lo\ SO, fair officials say. On request from a Daily Pilot reporter and racetrack junkie who I \...iliiiill•-thought Frank might have been in a winner's circle or two in bis younger days, fair offi- cials set out to find out i1 the horse had a racing history the easiest way they knew how. As a baby, every race horse has a number tattooed on the inside of its upper lip, a security I measure meant to ensure that the horse entered in a race is the right one and not an impostor. But when fair spokeswoman I Jill Lloyd and other fair officials Oipped Prank's lip Friday: "We checked them both, top and bot-i tom, and there was no tattoo," ! I Lloyd reported. ! ! I BURNING THE MIDNIGHT OIL; As I this week's school board meeting i dragged well into what he I called, "the bewitching hour" of ! midnight Tuesday, school board i member Jim Ferryman asked for i a vote on whether the meeting i sho~d be extended: I w~:=edv~;~ :~~.·. but I l WELCOME TO HOLLYWOOD ! ·SOUTH: Orange County got a ! 'taste of Hollywood this week-! end, as celebrities, filmmakers ! and producers fiocked to New-i port Beach for the city's third !. annual International Pllin Festi-i val. i . Marking a After ahnost 20 years of anonymity, John Waynes grave is marked egend· . F or the hundreds of dev~ted fans who still stream into the Newport Beach cemetery to pay respects to an American legend, the guessing game is over. For the past 20 years, all most fans knew about John Wayne's grave site was that it was located near the center of the Bayview Terrace section of Pad.fie View Memorial Park. But about three weeks ago, a bronze lasso-framed marker was placed on the site, park officials said. The granite-based marker looks like a Western scene out of one of the more than 200 movies Wayne starred in. It's been almost 20 years since the death of the great star, who former President Ronald Reagan described as a man "who exemplifies the devotion to a country, it's good- ness, it's industry and it's strengths." A Harris poll con- ducted 17 years after his death showed he was still Amer- ica's number one actor. Even though the burial site was a mystery, fans still poured in by the dozens each month, park officials said. They were often told to leave flowers and mementos by a flag pole or near a tree in the area. Wayne, who died of cancer in 1979, spent the last 16 years of bis life living in his Bayshore Drive home which overlooked the harbor where bis 70-foot yacht, The Wild Goose, was docked. Wayne complained that he sometimes had to wear a wig to hide from boating tourists who were being told by their guides over a loud speaker, "This is the home of John Wayne." On the other hand, he often warmly greeted those tourists by waving from inside what was then Orange County's highest-priced home. He also frequently came out to sign autographs for children, who stood about for a peek of their movie hero. John Wayne's final resting place at Padftc View Memorial Park now bears a marker. The marker, wbidJ features-a scene of .trSpanisb mis--..-.~~!PC=.l~ sion and a westettl landscape also includes a poem that was written by Wayne: MTomom>w is the most important thing in life, Comes Into us at midnight very clean. . It's perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands, It hopes we've learned something from yesterday." STORY BY HUSEIN MASHNI, PHOTO BY DON LEACH The post-premiere gala Thurs-i ----------------------------------------------_. day night, whose hosts were ! prominent Newport Beach sports j agent Leigh Steinberg and Abso-1 i lut Vodka, was a smashing sue-1 i cess, as aspiring artists and film-i i inakers hobnobbed with film stu-i dio representatives and Holly-! wood producers. ! Steinberg, who celebrated bis j l>irthday Priday, also sits on the 1 film festival jury this year. He said i be has always been interested in i f:he movie business because bis I grandfather managed the Hill-! aest Country Club, which was an ! old hangout for film greats like i Groucho Marx and George ! Burns. ! As far a.s how he will choose ! I this year's best movies in the fes-i ti.val, Steinberg said, "I look for i drama and a real sense of charac-i I ter development.• l Group to.unveil El Toro plans •El Toro's planning authority hopes to convert old Marine base into non-aviation urban commercial center By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot IRVINE -The El Toro Reuse Planning Authority Monday is set to unveil its non-aviation concept for the reuse of the El Toro Marine base, and local pro- airport offi- cials say they will be paying very close attention. r----------"----~ Dubbed •The Mil- lennium Plan,• the project is a mix of o p e n space, resi- dential, education, l pulpalila...., research l :flnt;11aQr.a'Mll anda com-1 lrw.C- mercial r DrW -I • I I I I I • • ' I I I I I • I I I I c o m p o -'-----------------' nent made up of hotels. a convention center and a sports and entertaiDment complex, said Meg Waters, a spokeswoman for the anti-airport joint powers authority. The agency has been working on a non-aviation plan since the Orange County Board of Supervi- sors last October agreed to con- sider a non-aviation altemAtive as part of the reuse planning process. County planners are • SEE EL TORO PAGE 5 ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ ~ .............................................................................................................. . ) : I• I I t t··, neighbors ... • I cm sm. ol a.ma del Mar was wdly IVllDEld to the Dean's tat Ill OvwM Rmemary Hall. a secoDdftry boarding ldlDOl in Wallingf01d. Cam. The Corcma del Mar High Scbool PTA Jeallltly pre- sented its annual Honorary Service A1hl'ds for volunteer service to .i.ck- le voro-. Saacty Colller, ma .... .llllle Fnllb and ... wn- ... 1be PTA also pr•ented 1be Continuing Service Award to JCatllf Roberta and the Very Special Person Award Carol n.ther. n. c..mett. director of Orange Coast College's Community Refa- tions Office, recently won a• first. place feature writing award in the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations. Pal ~ SUala Aduu. Clut.dopber Elpollto. om a.me. AprO ~ Amanda Cnblree.. Jellrey Dare. Gray Doagberty and T.J. Pbdge, all ot Newport Beach. have been selected for •Wfu>•s Who Among American High School Students, 1996-97. • Orange Coast College Engtish professor Don PlenWI was cbosen as the college's Faculty Member ol the Year. Hmll Sdlwartl of Newport Beach was named to the Dean's List at Northern "Michigan University for main- taining a grade point average above 3.25. MILlTARY Air Force Airman Nell Caster, son of Prank and Vic- toria Older of Costa Mesa. has graduated from bulc military training at Lackland Air Force 8'se in San Antonio, Tens. Marine Cpl Jellrey Orellano, son ol Fled OnDlmo of Costa Mesa, recentty retmned to his home base, Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, after a m-lll<Jllth deployment to the Western Pacific Ocean and Arabian Gulf with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 314 aboard tile aircraft ear- lier USS Nimitz. CORPORATE Nell Custer Oma Moon has been named production numager at Newport Beach-based Lawrence & Mayo Advertbtng. J-mlh' Gonion of Costa Mesa was recently hon- ored for her 11 years of employment with Tuttle-Click Automotive Group. Gordon is an advertising secretary tn the corporate offices. Santa Monica-based Landmark Commerdal Group bas named MklMel Comtway regional director in Orange County. Courtway will be based in the firm's Costa Mesa office. Newport Beach-based Bridge ~pltal, a direct lender specializing in short-term bric:tge loans, has MTDed llobert Kmdz as a partner. Art Bmmelos has been named senior art director at Point B, a New- port Beach-based marketing and communications a= The agency also named ScoCt as creative services manager and Krt.sU.n Jfamen-Shehld as graphic designer. Bozell Worldwide has promoted Pncl ICapUD and Pam Pelllzzon to senior partners at its Costa Mesa otnoe. lob Belton. Mlcbelle Pun:ell. Robert Kmdz Emily Levy and Rosie ltamJrez were named partners. Gn-IJglll MarkettDg 6 Comaanlc:atlom has been retained by Circuit Image Systems of Orange, Calif., to aeate and trnplen>ent a full marketing program. Newpod ...... Pim was named Retirement Com- munity ol the Year at Leisure Care's annual manage- ment cxmterence. Newport Bea.ch Plaza also received a numbPT' of other awards. • r•m• •ls-about the mown~ shaken in your commun'-~ dJmlt lnfonMtion, P'ease -"' It to the Dally Piiot, Attn: lbon, now. BaySt.. Costa~ 92627, or fax It to 646-4170. VOL a. llO. 74 . llGllJIS ... -··-Mlltw WUIMILcma&,, ..... ....... ............ WllFI dMi. , 2 1 ---· (dltiDt --......... -all--..... W• 24 ........ .,,....._, = ... OU.alln 1he nm. onnge "°'6lty .-2SHW1 Melllil~ ClallHlad ·5671 =-IG.W1 _ ... 1De =:-mo ............ ,70 e-Malt~net ...... . .._ Oflb 142..Wt ..,,..,.111-902 MllNdb; "'"" ,.,..~---w • nn..Mll'IOr~ ...... = .. r1UJ mo .......... -~111• ............ ,, .......... --. TIDIS TODAY Antlow «Sa.m. Anthlgh 11>.51 a.m. seconcf IOW 4:39 p.m. ... flOMaST Secondhlgh LOCATION SIZE 10:Stp.m. w.ctge J.SwrltN TUESDAY Na\t;JIOft J.Swnw Fhtlow lteddas 4-Swnw S:A2 a.m . RMr Jetty 4-S wrrw Aflthlgh CdM J-5Wf'f# 12:00p.m. 9GMwe SlmftdlOw Wlr'*Wlecome S:ll p.m. frin N nol1hud'lllt Second*' •JDknMIWMhl" 11:42 p.m. .......... ,,,,. 11 ...... ihcdd ...... o1 ... r moves In tod.y after • dlffltutt surfing Wffkend. ~., With •oY luck. , "' tM ,_ of the 0.1 andpoorw.w ~nowll ........ . , .......... engagement Buck-Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buck of Topanga Canyon have announced ,,..---the engagement of ,, their daughter, Karen Blizabeth, to Jeffrey Russell Taylor, SOD Of Judy Taylor and Ron Taylor of Newport Beach. The bride-to-be graduated from Louisville Hlgh School in Wood- land Hills. She will receive a medical Karen Back and ."9flrey 'nlylor degree from Tufts University in Boston this spring. The bridegroom graduated from Corona del Mar High School He will receive a med1cal degree from UC Sap Diego this spring. 'Ibey met during undergraduate studies at UC San Diego. An April 5 wedding is plam;ied. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1998 • O.C. Fairgrounds pursues lawsriit . N~seeb trustee~ over 'useless' Pacific Amphitheatre ~ewi>C*t-Mw u~ SchQol Diltdd ii ~ ~ ... ..,..... . .,... tkm left vacant~ ti.-......... tioa ol boud ......-BdWWd Decar. lnterelted condkla• may~ submit l'8IUllMll and Jetten ol iiltelett lilting .tbml qudh· tioDI to the Offici, Of the Supar- bitendent. 2985-A Bear ~. COlta Mesa, ~, unU1 noon March 31. lnt8MeWS Will be h8ld in public mee~• on AprU 1 and A~ 12. • Sounds limits for outdoor concert venue prohibits live concert, fair officials say. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot ORANGE COUNTY FAIR- GROUNDS-The Orange County Fairgrounds' bid to rescind its 1993 purchase of the Padflc Amphithe- atre will get underway today in Santa Ana Superior Court. The 32nd District Agriculture Association -the state agency which runs the fairgrounds -is suing the Nederlander Organiza- tion, the previous owner of the 18,500-seat outdoor concert venue located on the fairgrounds. Pair offida1s claim they were duped into paying $12.5 million for an amphitheater that is saddled with so many n<>lse restrictions it is useless f!'r even the quietest event. The sound limits, put in place to settle separate lawsuits filed against Nederlander by College Park residents and the city of Cos- ta Mesa, require that sound gen- erated inside the amphitheater be kept below 86 decibels. Pair officials contend that is so quiet that no U~e concert. play or community event, including East- er services, can be held without violating it and thus face fines. •Nederlander fully intended to defraud the fair into paying the premium price of $12.5 million for a useless amphitheater,• the law- suit states. Fairgrounds attorney Tom Malcolm also alleges that Neder- lander officials knew the amphitheater was useless when they sold it, but they wanted to sabotage the Pacific Amphithe- atre and eliminate the local venue. as competition for the Arrowhead Pond and Irvine Meadows, wtuch Nederlander hoped to manage dt the time. By 1 knocking out the Pacific Amphitheatre. Nederlander offi- cials hoped to gain control~ the lucrative Southern California con- cert market, Malcolm said. Nederlander attorney Neil Papiano, who is also one of nine past and current Nederlander employees named as dependents in the fair lawsµlt, could not be reachedfor conunentFriday.' But Nederlander officials have in the past denied they knowing- ly sold the fairgrounds a useless amphitheater. The trial, which is expected to last several months, U. set to begin at 9:30 a.m . with jwy selection in Supenor Court Department 91, 909 North Main St in Santa Ana, fau spokeswoman Jill Lloyd said. Applicant.a must be at leut 18 yean old, registered vot- en and must live in Trustee Area I of the school district, bounded on the north by M&c:Aithur BoUlevard, on the south by Estancia High School, on the ea.st by Harbor BOWevarii and on the west by thEi santa Ana River. NatioDal Charify Leagµe scholarships Tbe Newport Chapter Of the National Ch8rity League will oo awardmg sdWlarsbips to ~ feolale sttidents in ttm year's graduatmg clilss. To ~. applicants must: TODAY'S NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL SCHEDULE Por more iilform.atiOn, call '24-5030. The IJltemational Educ:atlon Program seeks houling for intematiOnal college students who will come to Southern California this smnmer. 'Ibe nonprOfit program proVides American and European col- lege students with a chance to live and wOrk abroad. Por more information, call · 509-65«. - C08StliD.e offers grocecy cashier cl~ Codline Regional Occupa- tiOnal Program will begin a • have a 2.5 grade point ~e or higher • • establish a financial need • be a ~or girl in the Newport-Mesa Unlfied School District • not be a daughter of a National Charity League member or a Ticlctocker • be registered as a full. time college student thls September • have attended all four years of high school in the Ne~-Mesa District Those interested can request an application from a school counselor. Applications must be completed and post· marked no later than April 20. OCC holds 9-week classes Orange Coast College's nine-week, mid-semester classes - including business mathematics, business law, introductory psy- chology, advanced welding, jazz dance, modern dance and well- ness -will be held through May 29. Registration will continue through the first week of classes in the college's Admissions Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432-5072. • EDITORS NOTE: A dally sctiedule of events will run throughout the Newport Beach lntemational Film Festival. MONDAY. MARCH 30 EDWARDS ISLAND ONEMAS > 1:30 p.m ... Ubertarias" This Spanish film set in the rev- olution-era Barcelona involves a young nun who finds refuge at a whorehouse. > 4 p.m. "Push! Push!" This comedy-drama revolves around an extremely busy materni- ty ward. It explores the tears and taboos surrounding childbirth. > 6 p.m. "American Perfekt" A criminal psychologist played by Robert Forster takes a needed vacation from responsibility -a road trtp during which every deci- sion is made on the tlip of a coin. > 8 p.m. "Moeblus" This film is centered around a topographer who is investigating the disappearance of a subway train with 30 passengers. > 10 p.m. "Misfortune's End" The thematic locus of this Vjet- namese film is one of Southeast Asias most popular film subjects: the suffering woman and the family. EDWARDS TOWN CENTER > 7 p.m. "Junk Food" COIT carpet cleaning wcls a lifesaving • recommendation! For over 45 years, COIT's advanced equipment and fully trained, certified technicians have provided the most effectiye cleaning available for all types of carpets, rugs, draperies and upholstery. CO IT's profes.5ional care and personal attention to detail as.rures you the finest results pos.5ible; and u,ie guarantee it! "I woke up one moming_to find a horrible big stain right in the middle of my Uving room. I tried etierything I could think of, but I couldn't get it out. Then I call.ed my friend Debbie, and she immediately recommended that I call COIT. They got the stain out and it•s never resurfaced. • Experience You Can Trust COIT __ •MENTION THIS AD AND SAVE $50 OFF AIR DUCT CLEANING • An offbeat ballad from director Masashi Yamamoto that portrays the lives of a group of social out- casts -the Junk Food people. SPEEDWAY RESTAURANT > 8 p.m. "A Perfect Pitch" (short) CAPJM,I BLOOD'S VllAGE ntEA1RE > 2 p.m. "Homesick Eyes" This Tuiwanese film examines foreign laborers who form their own ghettos and live apart from the rest of society. > 4 p.m. ·vours and Mine" A high-spirited look at human tra'llty and obsession. > 6 p.m. "Hanoi Winter '46" This Vietnamese film examines the beginnings of the war, from Ho Chi Minh s negotiaUon with the French to the armed rebellion that ends in civil and intemaUonal war. > 8 p.m. "Friction" A contemporary drama about a handsome, easy-going insurance salesman and a striking young professional escort who end up living together as roommates. ua FILM AND VIDEO CENTER >. 6:30 p.m. "12 Storeys" A panorama of moral, sexual and family problems as se.en in three apartments in one govern- ment housing block. > 8 p.m. "My A.mertca. .. or Honk iJ You Love Buddha" An Asian-American road . odyssey set amidst a new subcul- ture of rappers, debutantes and freedom fighters. + For event and seminar information, call 546-FILM or visit the website at: www.nbiff.org . Tickets can be obtained only through ETM and can be purchased by calling (888) ETM-TIXS or by going to an ETM location at Pavilion's and Hughes matkets. SCREENING LOCATIONS > Edwards Bi9 Newport. Edwards Newport Stadi!Jtn 300 Newport Center Drive Newport Beach 644-0760 > Edwards Island Onemas 9999 Newport Center Drive Newport Beach 640-1780 > Edwards Udo 3459 Via Udo ~ Newport Beach 673-8350 > Orange County Museum of Art 850 San Clemente Newport Beach 759-1122 > Captain Blood's Village Theaft 11~ N, Tustin Ave. Orange 538-3545 > ua Film and Video Center 100 Humanities lns1Tuc:tion ~ Irvine 824-7418 > Edwards Town Center 3199 Park Center Drive Costa Mesa 751-4184 > Speedway Restaurant 353 E. Coast Hlghwiy Newport Beadl 675-5900 FACE IT, YOUR TIME IS VALUABLE • • NY DIFFERENT? Cable gives you shows worth watching. From up-to-the-minute investment news to the latest in technology. Get a global perspective or catch the local scores. It's an investment that really pays off. $4.95 Connection! (save over $26) Plus, $10 off ~r first month d service When )QI 0tder an)' staroack Premium Pid<agt:. Hurry, call J'OOAY, Offer endl April. 1 Bt 1 •., 1/888.CO (11888-266-2278) -' ~ --· 1 •• -, l . -.. --... OSTEOPOROSIS SCREENING 1be California Osteoporosis lmtttute provides free screeD.ings from noon to 1 p .m. at Sav-On Drubs. 1020 Irvine Ave., Newport Beo.ch. No appointment is neces- sary. For more information, call (805) 26Q-2360. SINGLE PARENTS Parents Witl)out Partners meets for a family dinner from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Norm's Restaura!lt, 2150 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 963-3305. ATTtNTlON DEAOT DISORDER Coastline Counseling Center presents a class for spouses of people with Attention Deficit Dis- order from 7 to 9 p.m. Denise Davis will discuss ways to cope with living with someone with the disorder. The center is at 1200 Quail St., Newport Beach. Cost is $10. For more information, call 476-0991 . SPRING WARDROBE Wardrobe consultant Barbara Diglio-King presents "Sprucing Up for Spring," a free program on maximizing a wardrobe and orga- nizing a closet, at noon at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. 717-3801. fJNANCE LECTURE Three Smith Barney employ- ees present "What You Need to Know About the New Roth Indi- vidual Retirement Account," which is a non-deductible IRA created by the Taxpayer Relief Act, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the New- port Beach Marriott, 900 Newport Center Drive. Admission is free. For reservations, call 955-7511. ADVENTURE16 Adventurer and rock climber Royal Robbins discusses bis trav- els at 7 p .m . at Adventure 16, 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 650- 3301. RETIREMENT PlANNING Dean Witter sponsors a free seminar on planning for retire- ment at 7 p.m. at 800 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For reservations, call 760-2472. PANHELLENIC ASSOOATION Members of the Laguna Beach Panhellenic Association meet for a tour and luncheon at 10:30 a.m . ' Lighting Sale I Chandeliers Bath-KitchenTrack Lights Cl..e-OutPr~ 1555 Placentia Newport Beach MS-1ao1 ..,.. .......... at the Shmman Gardem, 284 7 B. CoUt ~way, C.oioDa del Mar. A docent wtll preeent a program on tloral beauty. Memben Of .national Greek letter 10roritles are invited to attend. Cost ii $15. For more information. call 168- 3237. SPEAK UP Nf'WPORT Speak up Newport will meet for r:etresbments and a program on the 1998 Orange County elec- tions for county sheriff and district attorney at 5:30 p.m. at The Can- nery Restaurant, 3010 Lafayette Ave., Newport Beech. For more infonnation. call 24-72~ -" SOfOt.ARSHIP AWARDS The Commodores Club of the Newport Harbor A{e8 Chamber of Commerce meets at 7:15 a .m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur 'Blvd., Newport Beach, for 1he 37th annual Schol- arship Awards Breakfast. The event is held in honor of the top 15 students from Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar high schools. Tickets are $20. For more infor- mation, call 729-4400. REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Orange County Federa- . tion of Republican Women meet at 10 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club , 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. Republican candidates will speak. Cost is $15. For more infor- mation, call 546-1429. ENDOMETRIOSIS Dr. Jeffrey Podlas, of Hoag Hospital, discusses endometrlosis at 1 p.m . at Hoag Health Center, 1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Admission is lree. For more infor- mation, call (800) 514-4624. EBELL Q.UB The Ebell Club of Newport Beach meets at 11:30 a.m. at the Bahia Corinthian Club, 1600 Bay- side Drive, Corona del Mar. For more information, call 721-9267. ORANGE COUNTY HISTORY Newport Beach Central Library and 16-year Orange' County Register reporter John Word & Exc1l 97 Small Classes: 5 students max. Ccnusu f OI" • Beginner • Intermediate & • Business iu~ri. Easy to remember 2~ hr. classes Step-by-step notes provided Call Newport PC TraiJabl& (714) 863-1600 3740 Campus Dr. Ste. A Newport Beach Westcott present a free program on the history of the county at 7 p.m. at the library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3801. CAREER NETWORK Rancho Santiago College counselor Joyce Scott discusses "Making Your Personality Work for You" at a Career Network meeting from 7;30 to 9 p .m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The meeting is free. For more information, call 631-2880. PRIDAY CURT PRINGLE The Young Executives of America presents a breakfast meeting and reception with Curt Pringle from 7 :30 to 9 a.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Cost is $25 for nonmembers, $15 for mem- bers. For more information, call 759-5456. INTERNET FOR LIBRARIANS OCC's Norman E. Watson Library presents an Internet workshop for librarians from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p .m. in Room 108 of the Administrat;ion Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admission is $10. For more infor- mation, call 432-5885. MOZART IN ITALY Orange Coast College presents "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - llaveler in Italy" as the seventh of its Armchair Adventures at 7 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore Theater, 2701 Fairview Road, C:osta Mesa. Admission is $9. For more infor- mation, call 432-5880. SATURDAY FINANOAL WORKSHOP United Planners' Financial Ser- vices of America presents a free workshop on protecting your financial assets in a tough market at 9 a.m . at the Newport Beach Country Club, 1600 E. Pacific St. Arrdr~s Presbyterian Church Men Alive present: Who Ire Your Heroesil Feablrtna: lllll't••dlLlll •lclla WdW.I ... ... .... fldllt ISCIWl.ftlmlrlR 'IWElll .... ,.... ....... ftnllfml This bfeolcfost go1hef1ng Is ~ to all men. and fofhefs are welcome to bring their sons and daughters! S1tanll1, IDrll 4. 1998, 1:451.DL • 9~ I.DI. fir dc•111a1annat11n call 514-2222. ring Clearanc~··:'J\ 0 ~~ Oak Furniture Sidewalk Sale Sat. & Sun. April 4th & 5th • 9am-9pm '-COAST BEDROOMS & WATERBEDS 14312 Beach Blvd.• 714-379-8881 Aura Impressions • Tarot • Crystal Ball Admission $1 5 for 3 Readings Frt. Aprtl 3rd • 7 :30 pm -10:00 pm HOLIDAY INN 3 t 3 t S. Bristol, Costa Mesa Sponsored by: Inner Peace Movement Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Reservations are requited. for more tnfonnation, ca.11119-9300. APPLE COMPUTtRS The Orange Ap'.Ple Comput~ Oub mee1S from 9 a.m. to noon m the Cbemiitry Building at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Representatives from Apple Com- puter will demonstrate uew Pow- er Macintoshes and the operating system OS 8.1. The first meeting is free. Annual n:lembersbip costs $30 .. Call 836-0522. atAFTFAIR Piecemakers Country Store holds its Country Craft Pair from 9 a.m. to 4 p,.m. at 1720 Adams ·Ave., Costa Mesa. The event will feature craft booths, live country music, Jood and more. Admission is free. For more information, call 641-3112. RUMMAGE SALE The All-American Boys Chorus holds its annual rummage sale from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Costa Mesa High School. 2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 557-2294. CRAFT FAIR Piecemakers Country Store holds its Country Craft Fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p .m. at 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. The event will feature craft booths, live country music, food and more. Admission is free. Call 641-3112. CANOE DEMONSTRATION Bell Canoes holds a free demonstration day from 10 a .m. to 1 p.1D. at Paddle Po~er, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 675-1215. POETRY PROGRAM The Newport Beach Public Library presents "Sampling of Poetry With Soul," a free program at noon at 1000 Avocado Ave., c ~ 1.,,kl]1l1;, Pt'ir r .. Ar1••:Jl1 '1 r I OJ f li Since 1972 Newport Beach. Call 717-3801. muse.AN GOLD 1be AichaeologtCal lnstltute of America presents a Slide lecture on Etruscon Gold from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Tbe Lycewn at South- ern California College, 55 Pair Drive, CQ!ita Mesa. Admission ts $5 for nonmembers, S2 for stu- dents, free for members and Southern California College stu- dents. Call 951-5586. APRll.,8 BOOK GROUP The Manuscripts Book Discus· s1on Group meets at 9:30 a.m. and . at 7 p .m. at the Newport Beach Public Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach, to discuss "The Ice Storm" by Rick Moody. Call 717-3890. SELF-ADVOCACY The Community Advisory Com- mittee meets to discuss self-advo. cacy and sociaJ skills in students from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Neigh- borhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 424-5061. ONGOING ACCENT REDUCTION PROGRAM Healthtech presents a free introductory workshop, •Accent Reduction and Cultural Adapta- tion in the Workplace," every oth- er Saturday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. al the Healthtech offices, 3140 Red· hill Ave., Suite 150, Costa Mesa Seating is limited. For information or reservations. call 751-0255. AEROBIC-CARDIO KICK BOXING Body Design and Untied Stu- dios of Self Defense offers aero- b1c-cardio kick boxing classes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- days from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m . at 1000 W. Coast Highway, Suite C, New· port Beach. The cost is $8 per class. Call 722-0526. Ymmt1 RllBllCf PmTallllll ii•) =t =m·1~.=.p1 A Onutop cent.r torall ro11r 1 '4) t Y .... ................. ...u... 11rlntln1, cont111 1ml 11'9Jlllc ""*· .-......_ ..._ •• ,_ tw• ,.... o.aon fi"""' to teftJbotlt Ill flratl ..,..., ..... -..... , ••• ,.,.. .. ,., ..,.,,.. ru ~•Au • lllOOHIMU . NEWSl..ETit.RS • llMTATIOllS nu 1 ........w ·MTWOM • IOOl(L£T1 ·NOTE~. STATIOllEJIY MESS •I.Alf.LI• BMLOl'U •BUSINESS FORMS e • tmctJt.MS • l'NCE UIT1 •POST CARDS• RU8181 71t·IU·IHI • Fii 71t·IU·lllt FR•E PICK·UP • FRll HLIVIRY • NCR FONa • llllDElff Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Ulllci• wine ._ It cltnlJll roonM avallabM ror a-roop bwt-mMtlnp and prhaw f\andiom 723-0621 .Pit.ea Call For JleservaUoos and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach volunteer directory • VOUJNT&R DmCTORY rum pert.. stage areas giving public tours lectures, demonstrations or odbl~ In 1he Daffy Pilot. tf you'd like of the Center. To learn more and classes. Por tnformation, call lnfonNtJon on gettl~ your Otganj. apply, c.al1 the support Groups 979-7900. utlon listed, call 642 ... 121, ext. 331 . office at 556-2122, ext. 218. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEDICINE Americans for Pree Choice in Medidne, a non-profit educa- tional organization founded on the idea of individual liberty and free enterprise, is seeking office volunteers. Por more information, call 645-2622. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM The Amerlcan Home Health Hospice Program needs volun- teers to give emotional support to terminally ill patients and their f amilles in the greater Orange County area. lraining is provided. For information, call 550-0800 or (800) 540-2545. ARIDAY HISPANIC WOMEN'S PROGRAM Write grants and assist with public-relation efforts for this agency that helps with parent- ing issues, marriage and rela- tionship counseling. Bilingual and mulitlingual volunteers are needed. Contact Ann Markey at 953-5757, ext. 111. CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS Volunteer docents are need- ed at the Centennial Farm at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Call Ginny Smith, 708-1517. CENTER DOCENTS H you love the arts, become a Center Docent. It enables you to see and be involved in the Orange County Performing Arts Center as few are able. You'll frequent backstage and below MADJi~ Ret1eves Pain $ goo Stress & tension Insurance Accepted 3 w/Chlropractlc Care. NOW HIRING• 7-DAYSWK ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Or. Gautier o.c. 714.979.8385 1072 S.E. Bristol St., Ste 209 Santa Ana Heklhts (Comer~ Newport 81. ~JBNtol) 29 95 .~o:: PAGER AcnYAllON THREE MONTHS SEIYICE DtSPUTE RESOW110N SERVICES Dispute Resolution Services needs volunteer mediators, case speda1ists and outreach assis· tants to help in a variety of mediation cases. Bilingual la.u- guage skills are needed for office volunteers and for media- tors. For more information, call 250-0488. EASTER SEALS The Easter Seals Society needs volunteers for ongoing clerical work and to help in pro- grams for children with disabili- ties and in special events. For information, c.all 834-1111. FAIRVIEW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER This state facility in Costa Mesa provides care, treatment and specialized training to indi- viduals with developmental dis- abilities. Anyone interested in helping to set up fundraising stations should contact Ray Sanchez at 310-697-1199. FISH -HARBOR AREA INC. Call 642-6060 to help Friends in Service to Humanity (FISH) provide ongoing Mobile Meals program and emergency assis- tance it provides those in fleed. Both always seek volunteer assistance in a variety 9f areas. For more information, call 645- 8050. GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts of Orange County need volunteers to be trained as troop leaders, serve on special committees and give GLASS MOUNTAIN INC. Volunteers are needed to aid disabled adults who meet monthly for education.al, enter- tal.Iiment and social purposes. For information, c.all 719-3« 1. HUMAN OPTIONS 'Ibis non-profit org~tion shelters, counsels and educates al)used women and children. It is looking for volunteers to help run its •Classy Seconds" thrift store at 462-B E. 17th st. in Cos- ta Mesa. Shifts run three to four hours between 10 a.m. a,nd 6 p.m ., Monday through Friday, and between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m . on Saturday. Duties include sorting donations, displaying merchandise and sales assis- tance. Phone 631-4696 to volun- teer or request information. JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT Share your love of aviation with others as a docent. Give guided tours of the l)irport facil- ity and familiarize the public with its historical side. Contact Jill Mathews at 252-5171 KILLYBROOKE AfTER-SCHOOL HOMEWORK CLUB Help Killybrooke Elementary School students in grades 1-4 with reading, writing and math. The school's PTA is looking for neighbors, parents and interest- ed community members who'll volunteer to assist with bowe- work and tutoring. The students drop-in to a dedicated study center on campus from 2:05 to 4:00 p.m. on Wed. afternoons. Contact the school's principal, Mr. Ned T. Hall, at 556-348" Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! • ' I 3165 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa One Blocll SoaUl of "5 PWy 548-7168 Econo P••• CUSTOMERS" ... ,, Yow N••••r (~ llUMIBS OMlY) uu. u•• MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1998 •• ~ WISdom of two teachers rewarded •A pair of Newport· Mesa high school teachers awarded with Golden Touch award. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot TUSTIN ·-Two Newport- Mesa high' school teachers were recognized for tbeir contributions to the community .at the Golden Touch awards ceremony in Tustin on Thursday. Newport Harbor High School history and anthropology teacher . EL TORO CONTINUED FROM 1 studying the possibility of turning the 4,700-acre Marine base into a conunercial airport. Planning authority officials believe their vision for the El Toro site, which will close and be banded over to the county next June, will usher Orange County into the next millennium. One of the most controversial -.. ' VLSit Our Factory·Direct Wholesale Showroom Toda ! CUSTOM FURNITURE • 0mof'llfnral Iron • C1mom Sofas • Rt Upholsrtry • Mcmnt Upliolsrtr"Y • Rtfm1shint. WHOLESALE . CUSTOM FRAMJNG • Momng • Canl/4.I • Glass • Mm01 r-----; :--~ ----I S.\\ I·. -l ()~~I I -j "He is an under- standing teacher who insplres his students to push themselves ... " -CRYSSA BYERS • Dennis O'Hem and Costa Mesa High School shop and pbot(>gra- phy teacher Chuck Schubert both received the Golden Touch awards, along with 14 other high school teachers in Orange County. Students selected Schubert for issues in Orange County, El Toro has been the center of an impas- sioned and expensive battle between Newport Beach and South and Central County cities. Newport Beach resident and Airport Working Group member Richard Taylor said he expects some •significant and telling" questions to be asked of the reuse planning authority's project. ·ETRPA wants to kill the air· port at any and all costs,• he said. ·1 think you'll find many of the things [the group] is propos- his comrilltment to getting his 5tu- dentl to help Ii fortunate chil· d.ren during the holidays. He has his student build wooden toys, which are donated to local chari- ties. He has also started 8Jld is helping to operate a television station, K-MESA, out of Costa Mesa High School. O'Hem was recognized for his ability to pull the best out ot his students. ·He is an understanding teacher who inspires his students to push tb.emselves and to strive beyond their personal best,· Newport-Harbor student Cryssa Byers said. ing are already in the county EIR. They would put 10,000 7- 1 ls in there before they allow an airport • The county planners must compile an environmental impact report on the effects of the pro· posed commercial airport. The reuse planning authonty will revtew the plan at its regular board meeting and are expected to formally adopt the proposal. On Tuesday. the group will pre- sent its plan to the Board ot Supervisors. MON. & TIJES., MARCH 30 & 31STI ,_·8pm SUNDAY FIRST SPECIAL HAIRCUT AD Haircuts $895 s59s Certf/fcate and Photo Flot Top Spedolifq Heart Brokb • ·c1~· Cuu • f,. for Pl"fig FodoJ. • Wo.dng O.ma•Tree ff Junal~ Atmosp de ~o~stlv# 5th Annual s.o.s ORANGE AID PROJECT Cordially Invites You t o a Fun Filled Evening at S.O.S and a Tour of Our Facility on : Wednesday, Aprtl 1.st, 1998 6 p.m. · 8 p.m. $25.00 Donation at the Door 1550 Superior Avenue • Cost Mesa partlclgatlnC Chefs and Their Restaurants Franco Barone-'Antonello Ted Gray · Newport Meat Co. Alan Gree!tr-Tbe Golden Truffle Andrea Hill-The Sutton Place Jack Kalustian-Newport Harbor Yacht Club Carlita Jocson-Zov's Bistro Michael Kan~Rve Feet Scott Raczek-Mr. Stox Paul Squlcc/arlnhRobert Mondavi Wine & Food Center Tony Zldar-TWtn Palms .. EYE· OPENER Golden west hdlids oce a 144 baseball loss • • QUOTE OF ·THE DAY "/ l:ilOUI " *"6Ul6 too good to ~ fl'IMJ. but "'!.,., 1flOl/y out~ to~ as a UOtn .•. -sec SOFTBA.1L Pl10IER JEN HOllSTON ' - r--------------------------------·------------------------------------------------------------------------------, 6CC's Hanna earns state laurel I: 1\ \ ! ! , :, I I VanguardS divide up twin bill • Schrieber rips three hits in nonconference split. COSTA MESA -After Eastern Connecticut State nearly silenced the bats of Southern California College's baseball team in game one of a nonconference double- header Saturday, the Vanguards fought back to grab a 5-2 win that featured the hitting of Greg Schrieber. Schrieber, a senior second baseman, did his job from the plate as he launched a solo home run and added an RBI single to · lift the Vanguards to 18-15 on the season. Senior Kevin Moore also added an RBI single, while Ryan Dambach singled to score Joe Rivera and Terrik Clark. Rivera also started fo r the blue and gold and picked up his third win to even his mark at 3-3. The first game, however, was owned by the visitor's starting pitcher Dan Chadwick. Chad- wick went six innings striking out two batters and allowing just a pair of bits -a single by Schrieber and a triple by Bryan Chambers, both in the first inning. NONCONRR£Ha GAME1 EAsT'EM CoNHEcncur STATE J 5ountEJtN CAuf:oM&A Coll.EGE 0 East. Conn. St. 011 000 1 -3 9 1 SoCal College 000 000 0 -0 2 2 Chadwick, Murphy (7) and Yaconiello; Ross, Steele (6) and Littlefield. W -Chadwick; Sv -Murphy; L -Ross, 3-2. 28 -Geru (ECS), Rembisz (ECS). 38 -Chambers (SCQ. GAME2 5ountEJtN CAufoRNlA Coll.EGE 5 EA5TaN CoNNEcnalr STATE J East. Conn. St. 000 100 1 -2 5 0 SoCal College 200 210 x -5 9 3 Chadwidc. Wolfradt (4), McKee (5), Karcich (6), Chiasson (6) and DeClcco; Rivera, McReynold (5), Villareal, (7) and Dent. 28 -Dent (SCQ. HR -Schrieber (SCQ. SOFTBALL sec quiets CougBrhlts • ma sweep • Vanguards topple defending GSAC champs with pair of blankings. COSTA MESA -Southern California College's softball team did what no squad was able to do last season as the Vanguards blanked Azusa Pacific in two games to steal a pair of victories in its Golden State Athletic Con- ference opener. The visiting Cougars, defend- ing back-to-back GSAC champi- ons, could not muster any sort of offense against SCC's pitcher Gretchen Brandt and her sup- porting defense in the first game as the Vanguards picked up a 1 -0 win. SCS: leadoff hitter Chrissy Vega reached base on ~ bunt sin- gle and came around to score on a base bit by Valerie Irwin with two outs in the first inning. It proved to be the only run of the ball game. Brandt, who struggled with her control to allow m tree pass- ~ damped' down though to fan four Azusa batters and gave up just one hit while booltlng her record to 12-3. In the opener, the Vanguard.I recorded nine bits otf of AzUla'• sophomore Keny Martin. includ- ing two-hit outings from Sarah Waters, HP?!ther Rogers and Brandt. 1be nightcap featured more of the Am8, at least trom Azusa'• oftemtve ttandpolnt tn a 5 .. 0 Vaii- ~ victory. •'J'bey're tUl1 good bitten. You 6oWd tee lt." SCC Coach Beth Renkofft Mid ol Saturday• foe. "'J'bey lt1ll have that AzuN flit, I tbooght tbeY WW'9 9°'°0 to come blick." SCC hurlet Jen Houston ~bet mirk to 1$.3, a confer- mce -. • lhe whiffed nve ~Wldl9~jUltttu.e .......... _... I ! daily pilot coll•• athletes Of the month I I I I I I I •Southern California College slingers have Vanguards sitting pretty as they are off to a 28-6 start in softball. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot I f they already aren't the most feared duo in Golden State Athletic Conference softball, then they will be in about a month. By then, Southern California College pitchers Jen Houston and Gretchen Brandt will have probably mowed down opponents' batters like tall grass beneath a tractor'• blades. But this tandem isn't just about slidng down potential hitters. These young women are also about the power behind a winning team. about the perfection and preciseness that go into maintaining a solid program. ~When people ask us who our No. 1 pitcher is, I can't answer that. We have two,• SCC Cooch Beth Renkol.ld said of her rotation that has captured Daily_Pilot College Athletes of the Month honors. -. ~ ... "". ~.~ • . • ' f ·. ., ~ -. -.... ---~ _:._ ~-"-,-:. ... ~ "" EAGLES WEATHER It OUT AT SURF CITY MUnoz sco~es a first place in 3,200 to lead Estancia .. HUNTINGTON BBACH - BltaDda High'• boyl and gtrlt trlCk and fie.Id teams IW'Vlved brutal weathei' coDditiou Saturday at the Smf City Invitational at HUnttDgtoft Beech High an event bolted.by~. •ft WU a naUy bed day," ElltlllCM C4*:h ChMlla= llild. .,... wlndl .... a II nlillld cm W .. racee.• Despite eondttlool, a handful of Baglei were abli to far. well at the meet. Alberto Munoz grabbed t.M 3,~ run With a um o1 9:42, with t•mma1e1 'lbny Megiana wt Stephan ~ ~'ID,,..,,, him.~ toOll ~ at 10:30,_ Wbll4t AD-,... 121b wtda .... OI time ot 13:31, and Lucy Arial' 2:43 eani8d her ninth in the 800. Caimen Gamboa also ran a 5:50 to tab 11th place in the t,600ruo. • la OtMr track and Held ...... _ Calta Me.a High'• boYt aquad W8I ~bf~ and Mt• tied f« mtth pleCe at tM 1\aitm ~ S8Nrday. The ~ ~ a 900le ol 25, WbiJe a.per. am.a tit.llted H. Tiii glrll flnllhlMl fifth With 31 p 2 1 • tWO.mrn UllDJnM. •Hanna's love for softball is now a passionate job promoting the sp01t. By Vicki Zimmerman, OCC W:th the Winter Olympics coming to a close in Nagano, Japan, some armchair athletes may become inspired to leave the glare of the 1V for a chance to ,play ball or hit a terinis racquet this spring. Women over 45 who want to swing a bat should look to Chad Hanna, a 77-year-old local hero , who has devoted countless hours to building a powerful women's softballleagueforoverlOO middle-aged and senior women sports enthusiasts. Due to bis continuing efforts to encourage and promote sports for seniors, last month Hanna was named State Sports Commissioner for Women's Softball by the California State 1 Senior Games Foundation. An Orange Coast College instructor's assistant in construction technology, Hanna was selected to a join a prestigious group of senior athletes in California in order to promote and enhance physical activities for men and women over the age of 50. It has been a Herculean effort for Hanna, who knew aging baby boomers and senior women were lookmg for an outlet to remain active, enjoy the camaraderie of team sports and participate in league play that likely was not available to them in their early school days. Hanna recognized from the start that there was a strong , desire for such a league. His interest in helping players locate teams and, in turn, assisting teams scout for players is so earnest, he could easily be cast in a sequel to the film •A League of Their Own." "When I was involved in the men's senior baseball league, I used to hear the wives saying, 'Why isn't there something like this for us?' so I decided to do something about it," Hanna said. In 1994, Hanna fon:ned "Legends," the non-profit Senior Women's Softball Association to create and support opportunities for senior women to participate in team softball at a variety of skill leveli. Through competitive and recreational play, the league promotes the goal of physical fitness, camaraderle and sportsm1uW»p among women. It also serves to ensure that seniors have an opportunity to continue their lifelong interest in physical activities. "Tile Legends league is open to ' 1 all women 45 and older who want to play softball regardless of their level of lkW.. Practices began 1n early February at ballparks and aottball fields around Orange County. With an average age of 52, the women range in age from 45 through the mld-70s. Approxi- ma.tely .S% are married. 30o/Cl are linglee and 25% are divorced or widowed with 68% belng motben and 37% being ~. The ftnt practlce attracted three women an<l grew to six by the aecood. By the third pradk:e, ~were enough players to form a team. With local co~ in print and on TY, new reautts were llgnmg up weekly. " •He really Carel about the g~e Of t0ttball 8nd. aeetlng a ti J.eague wbele WGGlen can play,• said Cheryl Shrock. an a.aodate !> profeucr at occ and IOftball ''a team member liDce 1994. • Her 1nterest WU sparked ' when lh• MW an artlde ln two· lotal new.-~ Jn M&y, 199', wbtch fMtured Hanila'I neWly-tOIDMd lelaull. l ,•'the nest day ...... Ctied on campus aDcl be .. ~ -~----'Qlim9 =~·IO~-· Sbldllll..._._IWO ..._.," ..... ~ -\°'f::l \ A HANNA . CONTINUED FRQM 6 gold medals, two silven and a bitonze in the Senior Olympic.s •All of the women in the · league respect and love Chad for bis selfless dedication and tireless efforts to establish a senior women's softball league,• she added. His devotion and commitment to the league helped one women's team earn entry tiito.the National Senior Olympics in Texas in 1995 after ellminating other regional teams in order to compete in the finals. In 1996, a Legends ,45-a.nd-over tournament team placed first in tbe Women's World Championship in Phoenix Ariz. ' Then, in 1997, three of the Legends teams participated in the Senior Olympics in Tucson placing second, third and fourth to earn a pair of medals. "I played {ball) all my life,• Hanna said. ·r was a pitcher, but when I turned 7 5, my knees dtaated my activities, so co.aching kept me involved.• Slight and build and folksy in manner, Hanna is often dusted in wood shavings from his work in OCC's construction yard as a technician. Wearing his proverbial baseball cap to shield his tanned face from any more sun, Hanna delights in getting th~ word out to OCC faculty and staff. "I'd aiso like to use my role as commissioner to grab the attention of U'lterested seniors at local senior facilities, recreation centers and to those women who have an interest, but are not connected with any organization,• he said. Since age is a condition for play. Hanna diplomatically recruits players in low-key fashion. The Fountain Valley resident gently cajoles some of the •eligible• females to come out for the team by playing a few innings during practice. OCC professor of physical education and head women's soccer coach, Barbara Bond, enjoys playing. "the reason I play and enjoy it _so much is because' of the competition and camaraderie, most of all," Bond said. "I also enjoy the travel and going to the national tournaments, not only because we go to various cities, but because we play in different complexes and experience changing field conditions. That's pretty exciting. "I met a lot of different • .. Pirates can't keep eo.rly lead as Rustlers put together a pair of six-run innings. HUNTINGTON BBACH - Orange CoMt copeg. put up four NDI In tbe ftnt two 1DNi9 bUt watdled u b01t GOiden W..a ik'ONd lb tllMI iD bodl .. tee"' oadmdadid""*9eD .. IO • 1'-' ...... Win ......, .. Orange ....._ oa•aw ktkm. n.-.. .. ORANGE COAST COLL£GE PHOTO Orange Coast's Chad Hanna was recently named State Sports Commissioner for women's softball Joining Hanna are Legends players and OCC professors, Oieryl Shrock (left) and Barbara Bond. women from all walks of life ~hich has really enriched my We m terms of seeing new people in other professions,• Bond added. "I get kind of locked into palling around with other teachers, so it's nice to meet scientists and doctors.• As State Sports Commissioner for Senior Women's Softball, Hanna will continue to develop the sport, building teams and leagues in areas where they do not exist. ·we have one woman who drives to Orange County each week from Victorville for the games, because there is no league play available to her in her area," Hanna said. ·1 really admire her eagerness and desire to make this sport of softball an important paJt. of her life.• This bas been Hanna's passion sin~ Legends beqan and he's never lost his enthusiasm for wanting to put diamonds in every woman's life. "My goal has always been to find more players, so wom~ can enjoy this great sport,• he said. ·we don't ask how good a player you are or what position you play, but, 'Do you want to play?' And, if so, we'd love to have you." As spring practice unfolds, Hanna is excited and gearing up for another season with dreams of getting to the Senior Olympics. Wearing the heart of a loving husband, father and grandfather, coach and commissioner, Hanna is equally as devoted to helping women find a league of their own. The league holds practices at various locations in Orange County on Thursday evenings '1ld Saturday mommgs. Those interested in playing or organizing their own team should contact Pat Bushman at 960-3171 or Hanna at 775-8815. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1998 TRACK AND f tE D •Five SCC athletes earn first places at Claremont's Reel Invitational. CLAREMONT -Phil Negrete led Southern California College's track and field team at the second • annual Vince Reel Invitational at Claremont College Saturday as the sophomore leapt to a 22-5 win in the high jump and established a new school mark. Negrete was in good company with the Vanguards as teammate Brian Carlson took the long jump competition with a leap of 6-63/4 . On the women's side of the event, sec was able to post three first-place winners. Senior Isis Gonzalez nailed down the 200-meter dash as she took the half-lap race in 25.88, nearly two seconds faster than a Claremont runner who grabbed second. In the 800, Maribel Delgado cruised in with a 2:22.86 for the victory, and senior Gina Jojola won the javelin throw with a heave of 108-1. Other solid performances came from Darrian Kenworthy's second-place finish in the pole vault with a jump of 8-0, as well as Newport Harbor High product Autumn Puro's third place in the 400 with a time of 63.95. Jeff Van Egdom also took third and fourth in the discus throw and triple jump, respectively. His throw was 140-05, while the jump measured in at 42-9. V1nee .... Invitational (et Claremont College) sec FINISHERS MEN 100 -6. Waldrip (SCO, 11.48; 7. Bliss (SCO. 11.75. 200-None. 400 -None. IOO -6. Schultz (SCC), 2:01 .55; 13. Ponce (SCO. 2:0.4.45. 1,500 -None. J..000 -7. Wheeler (SCQ, 9:25.50; 15. Wadtln (SCQ, 9:49.50. 110 ... -7. Oements (SCC), 16.64. 400 IM -10. Oements (SCC), 52.57. 1,600 relay -5. Soc.I College, 3:40.44. HJ -1. C;erlson (SCC). 6-6 314; 4. .Negme~-io: u -1. (St'C), 22;5; 12. BEAUTIFUL COURSE ALONG THE UPPER NEWPORT BAY ECOLOGICAL Waldrio (SCQ, foul. Tl-None. • -4. Van Egdom (SCC), 42·9. DT -3. Van Egdon (SCO. 1~5; 10. Ryan (SCC), 70-4. If-5. Wheeler (SCC), 137-7; 7. Van Egdom (SCO. 13G-1; 11 . Ryan (SCC), 75-10. 100-None. 200 -1. Gonzalez"(SCC). 25.88. 400 -3. Puro (SCO. 63.95. IOO -1. Delgado (SCC), 2:22.86. t.500 -None. J.000 -9. Peterson (SCC), 11 :59.59; 14. Cox (SCC), 14:13.89. 100 LH -None. 400 LH -5. Kenworth (SCC). 74.81. 400 ,..., -None. 1,IOO......, -None. tu -6. Herlcenhoff (SCC), 4-1; 7. Jojola (SCC), 4-1. U -None. TJ -None. P1V -2. Kenworthy (SCC), 8-0. SP -6. Va'it(en (SCC), 31-11; 8. Thombllrg. 24-0. DT -6. Vavken (SCO. 99-9; 7. Hertcenhoff (SCC), 93-4; 10. Thornburg (SCO. 74-7. HT -7. Vav!(en (SCC), 91-9. SOFTBALL CONTINUED FROM 6 Alicia Groshon drove in SCC's first run with a two-out double in the third to drive in Rogers, who had been hit by a pitch. Vega went 2 for 3 with a pair of runs scored and Irwin and Michelle Murie each belted two hits. The wins boost SCC's mark to 28-6 and to 2-0 in the GSAC while the defending champs fall to 17-13, 0-2. GCJUa SDllJE AnU11C CDC BLKIE GAMEt 5oCA&. Cou.£CiE 1, AZllSA PAOAC 0 Azusa Pacific 000 000 O -o 1 o SoCal College 100 000 x • 1 9 1 Martin and Kirkbride; Brandt and Murie. W -Brandt. 12-3; L -Martin, 10-5. GAME2 5oCA&. Cou.£CiE S. AZllSA PMJAC 0 Azusa Pacific 000 000 0 -O 3 4 SoCal College 002 201 x -5 9 o Gepford and Kiritbride; Houston and Murie. W ·Houston, 15-3; L -Gepford, "-28 -Groshon (SCC). EAJrTll DAY SIC ECOTOPIA ICIDS RUN 1:00 .. 9:)0 .. 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M _ l _ Xl _ CONTlllUT10N TOTHI U,,11 NIWfOIT MY MATVMUm "-''-'10_ su _ s_ 10TM IMCLOSIP $_ .,.,. . ,,,-..::. 1_ -·---~ -- VANGUARDS CONTINUED FROM 6 ~·.-~ . RenkOlkl who wu an aislltant for the '95 teem, Mid ' the dilf enmce comet tn Wt. group'• dalenea and attitude - a politive diff e:ence whk:b me partially aed.ltl to her pitchen. and Gretch thrOws qn.ldte.r, • Renkolk:l laid. ·1 don'1 know hOw to aplain it other than that.• Brandt sa~ the ·gets batt out with offlpeed junk end a wider array ol pitches. All ol the Vanguards' gamei a.re played in doubleheaders. Most teams know that they'll get the pitching ace in the first game. Houston and Brandt form the perlect weapon, though -a pitching punch th.at doesn't step off a level from game one to •lhl.s team lt llm11A.r in that they are .o talented. But (th two t04ml) are so different tn how they went about lt," R.enkoskJ sakl. ·e~ day ts new to th guys. They bav sucb team unity and th y have fun together. Th~ .really have a good time playing. •Jen 11 Just very consistfo..nt. Newport Herbor High Monica Bridle captured ~ Junior Guls and Open Wome1' division titles al the 10th annual Harbor Pomte ocean Challenge. game two. . With a solid defense behind them, Houston and Brandt have sec off to a scorching start earning a 28-6 record. Both Houston and Brandt are returning AU-OSAC selections and appear to be on their way to more honors. She can got out there and always throw. her game,• BrOJJdt said of her te41D1Date. "You'd never even know if she, was having a bad day. Sho thro'W5 a lot more heat than I do and gets more people out on a curve or a drop.• 'Bridle, who bas worked at the Olympic TI'Aining Center in Col- orado, has proven heneU one of the top junior female kayakera in the nation. Houston agrees. In their first GSAC twinbill, which was played Saturday against defending conference champ Azusa Pacific. the duo fired back-to-back shutouts, allowing 1997's best hitting GSAC team just four hits. Brandt recorded a career-high 13 strikeouts in a March 1.fth win over Cal State Stanislaus in a 6-0 win. "I like the cballenge of each batter, to locus on each pitch and make sure I hit my target and get my pitches to move," she said. In the Open Women division, Bridle blew away the field on the short course with a time of 53:46, nearly four minutes in front of ~ closest competitor. " record is 15-3. Houston also led the conlerence with 120 Ks last season. Br1'.Jldt? She has third on the list with 75. Houston and Brandt both know what it's like to win. Stanislaus received no reprieve in the nightcap when Houston came in and fanned 10 in a 3-1 victory. And don't think that if one is having a rough outing that she can't return and be tough in the next game. Her time in the Junior Girls race was 14:10. Theil' statistics are amazing up to this point and reflect the tedJD's outlook. ·we have a lot of tugh goals. Our biggest goal is to take GSAC, of course," Brandt said. "l think oftentimes we really mean it, that we're the best team (in But competing in the statistics, or anywhere else for that matter. isn't something in which these two are interested. ~I think we both know that if we throw our best, our team will come out and win two games," Houston said. "I've never felt like we're in competition with each other, just the competition within ourselves to do our best. I know They were both underclassmen on the sec team that took third place at the NAIA College World Series in Columbia. Mo. in 1995. "For me personally, I learned from that year. We're using that experience to learn and r think that makes us better," Houston said. The two worked together to get through some of the NAIA's top teams when the Vanguards took second in the Hawaii-Hilo Tournament. •Sometimes I joke with Housty, 'Man, I wonder what the other team is thin.king.' I'd be scared (to have to face both of us). We laugh a little bit about that," Brandt said. "We both have finally found our niche. We are just really working together as a team." There have been instances when one will start and the other will finish game one, then the closer will start and the previous starter will close the door. While that may be a mouthful. it's more than a little confusing for the bafiJed opponents. • SCHEDULE MONDAY ....... High school -Newport Harbor at 5anta Margarita, 3 p.m. • VolleytNll High school boys · Newport Harbo~ · at Marina, 5:45 p.m. lhe GSAC) and there's no doubt. Now we just have to go out and prove 1t. That's the tun part.· Brandt leads the conference with 125 strikeouts in 17 games. She has accumulated a pitching mark of 12-3 and has a.n earned run average of 1.67. Houston pitched in the third-place contest of the World Series, a win over Puget Sound "That team was really good," Brandt offered. "I feel like this team is a lot different. We definitely have a strong defense. We all can hit and we're just so solid and deep.• With two convincing wins over Azusa Pacific, the Vanguards are riding high on the GSAC wave, but aren't getting too' ahead of themselves, even with the GSAC's top pitchers in the circle. • Trade end fMld . Community college men and women • Orange Coast College at Southern (alifornia Decathlon/Hept~thlon, at 5anta Barbara CC. 9 a.m. High school boys and girls · Estancia at Laguna Hills, 2:45 p.m. Her partner is right behind her m the stnkeout category whlfhng 116 batters. Houston owns the lower ERA at 0.70. Her it sounds too good to be true, but we're really out there to succeed as a team.~ The Vanguard program is one that knows about success. Their "team" is one that mixes things up, too. "We haven't timed (their pitches) but Je n throws harder "We have a lot of heart and I think that will shine through all of us. I'm exoted to see the results and how far it will take us,~ Houston said. • SoftlNlll Community college • Fullerton at Orange Coast, 3 p.m. •Gott High school · Costa Mesa vs. Tustin, · at Tustin Ranch, 2 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES slons ol California Busl· IOl'I and petsons who may decedent Drive South. 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(This Aulhoiity Ing and 11811 you1 ob-ding process. tlement between Owner W11h the Counry Clerk or ABANDONMENT OF WOik within the lime set A PETITION has been will allow the personal rep. ~ions Of' file WTltten ob-Pub 11 shed N t w P o.r I and obligated party. Orange County on 3-4·98 USE OF FICTITIOUS lorth herein will result In filed b JULIE H SANDLER resentallvt to take many ectlons with the court be-B111ch·Costa Mesa Daily Published Newpo,rt 19980751009 BUSINESS NAME the Imposition or liquidated 1~ they Superlo; Court or actions without court ap-ore the hearing. Your ap-Pilot March 30, April 6. Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Daily Pilot Mar. 9, t6, 23. The following persons damages 101 each day ol cantornla, County of OR· proval. Before taking car· pea1anca may be In person 1998. Pilot March 23, 30. 1998. 30, l998 mto4 have abandoned the use of dela In the amount 01 ANGE taln very Important actions, or by you1 attorney. m126 ml 16 1he Fictitious Business S20J° r d THE · PETITION requests however, the pereonal rep. IF VOU ARE A CRE~ITOR PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Name: U'I Bear Amus• pe ay. that JULIE H SANDLER be resentallve will be requited Of' a c:onllngent creditor _ol --------- menrs, 2834 Irvine Ave.. Each bldde1 shall submit, appointed as personal rep-to givt notice to interested the deceased, you must file cnt1583272 THE COSTA MESA ZON· Fictitious Business Newport Beach. CA92660 on the form furnished with iesentatlve to admlnlster petSons unless they havt your claim with the court ING ADMINISTRATOR H•me St•tement The Fictitious Business th• contract documents, a the estate ol the decedent. waived notice or consented and mall a copy to .the per· NOTICE TO WILL RENDER A DECI· T~e following persons are Name referred to above list of the p1oposed aub-THE PETITION requests to the proposed action.) sonel rep1esenta1tve •P· CREDITORS OF SION ON THURSOAY, doing business as· · was !tied in Orange County conttactors on this project the decedent's Will end The Independent admlnls· ~nted by the court within BULK SALE APRIL 09, 1998. OR AS BEST MEOIA BUY, 17710 on 10-15-97, File No.19973-at iequired by th• Sublet· codicils, If any, be admll1ed t11tlon authority wlll be ou1 months from the date (U.C.C. 0104, SOON AS POSSIBLE Santa Elena St .. Fountain 736454 b 1 10 probate The Wlll and granted unlen an Inter· ol llrst Issuance ol the let· 0105 et aeq I THEREAFTER ON THE Valley. CA 92708 Mark H. Liddle, 2834 l1Vlne ting and Su cont1act ng codicils ate available 101 ested person lilts an ob· ters as provided In aectlon • • -FOLLOWING ITEM: Chuck G. Howard, 17710 Ave .. Newport Beach, CA Fair Practices Act, Public examination In the Ille kept jectlon to the petition and 9100 of the California Pro· E~c~1°w1N~ 1~9217 M~o 1. LOT LINE ADJUST· Santa Elena SI .. Fountain 92660 Contract Code Section b tht court show good cause why the bate Cod•. The time IOI' fil. 0 ce 1 1 "l g ve~hl ME NT LL .98-0 2 F 0 R Valley, CA 92708 This business . 11 con-4100 et seq. ¥He PETITION iequests court should not grant the Ing claims will not expire ~~•dl~or!eu~i t~a~ ,W1bul~ DONALD M. BARRIE, AU· This bu.siness Is con· ducted by a hm1ted part· Each bid ahell be ac· au1hority 10 administer the au1horlty. belo1e lout months from ~. abOU1 10 be made 01 THORIZED AGENT FOR ducted by. an individual nershlp companied by a certlOed or estate under rhe lndepen-A HEARING on the pell· the hearing date noticed ~e assets described JAMES LEWIS TO COM· Have you started doing Mark H. Uddle 1 cashier's check or bid dent Administration ol Es· tlon will be held on APRIL above. below BlNE FOUR LOTS INTO buslnHI yet? Yes, 6/95 19980751909 bond In an amount nolless tales Act (This Autho1lty ~g3 11::1~ 1~:~~ ~.°~ft. 11~0k~p~:Yth~Tr 1~ The ~ames and the busl· ONE TO FACILITATE THE ~l~c~~=~~t was filed This statement was llled than 1.,, percent (lO%) of will allow the personal 1•P-Div South 0 c~ are • J*ton lntetest~ In ness addtess of the seller PR~VIOUSLY APPROVED with the County Cletk 01 w1lh the County Clerk ol the total bid ptlct, payable iesentatlve to take many 9~Je . iange, the estate, you may me are: JAMES CARMACK, JIM S TOWING PROJECT. Orange County on 3·11·98 Orange ~ounty on 3-11·98 to th• DISTRICT Ha guat· =:~:~ta~~~~::. IF YOU OBJECT to lh• with the court. lormal R• 600w~ BRAf ST.,AU~IT %!· ~~A~8N~1~rf5A~~~~~ . 10980751959 Dally Pilot Mar. 23, 30, antee that the bidder, 11111 taln very Important actions, granting ol the petition, you quest for Special Nollet ol ~661 O BE C ' · JN AN MG ZONE. ENVI· DaUy Pilot Mat. 23, 30, Apr. 60 13• 1998 ml19 p1oposal Is accepted, shall howev11. the pe11onaJ rep. 1tiould appear at the heat· the llUng 01 an Inventory Tha location In Calllomla RONMENTAL OETfAMINA· Apr. 6, 13, 1998 m118 PUBLIC NOTICE p1omptly execute the resentatlvt wlll be required Ing and state your ob-and appraisal of "1ai: u-of the chief executive office TION: EXEMPT. _________ 1Agieemen1, furnish a satla· to give notice to lnt11ested jectl1on• wtorthlil•1hWTltten ob-b =~~·o~t °'81•rrtp1:lJed ~of the seller 11: SAME AS IF THE ABOVE AC· .. _.,._1 NOTIC• TO I F 1 hi I p rf pe1sont unless they have jectlons e court e-ABOVE TION(Sl IS/ARE CHAL· r-_,"" ~ actory a 1 u e orm-waived nollc• or consented tore the hearing. Your ap-Hcllon 1250 01 the Callfor· LENGEO IN COURT THEl---------CONTRACTORS ance Bond In an amount 10 the proposed action.) pearanct may be In pe11on nla Probate Code. A Re-~· ll~ed1 by th~ seller, a~ CHAu.ENGE MAY BE UM· ,.....,. 9-fn•• CALLING FOR BIDS not less than one hundred The Independent admlnls· or by your attorney. quest IOI' Special Nollet OI er UI ness ames ~ ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS. --.......... School District: Hunting-pefcent (100%) ol the total tration authoilty wlll be IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR lorm Is available lrom the =~:r·:~~n :ti~:: ::r, t>! SUES RAISEO IN WRITTEN The to1aw1ng S*'80"I ... Ion Buch Union High bid price, fu1nlsh a Pay· granted unless an lnler· or a contingent ertd1to1 ol court Clllk. fore the dale sue~ list 81 CORRESPONDENCE DE· dofr1G ~ ar. SchOol District mint Bond In an amount ested peraon Illes an ob-the deceased, you must Ille Attome~ for the P•tl· sent or delivered to the LIVERED TO THE ZONING W.ff.B. Electrlc, 2340 ~btaln Documents and not less than fihy percent jectlon to the pellllon and your claim with the court tloner: buyer 818• NONE ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR s.1la Ana Awnue, #82. Bid Due at: Huntington (50%) 1th 1 tal bid I show good cause why the and maff a copy to the Pll· PETER V. NIX, ESQ. The nMies and buslneu TO THE ABOVE DATE. COiia ..... CA t2e27 Beach Union High School 0 • 0 pr ce, court should not g1an1 the sonal rep11sentatlvt ap-ICSBI 57900) addresses 01 the b ., are· FOR FURTHm INFORMA· Wllem R. 8rYM\. Jr .. 2340 District. 10251 YOl'klown and lu1nlsh certmcates evl· authority. l>Olnted by the court wllhln ATTORNEY AT LAW DENNIS PETERM~ ANO TION ON THE ABOVE AP· SlrlCa lvta .lwriue, #82, Ave., Purchasing, Room denclng that the required A HEARING on the pell· lout months from the dale S BOR BLVD 1 BRUCE C HOCHBERG PUCATIONS TELEPHONE 0oeta Meea, CA t2e27 361, HuntlOQton Beach, CA Insurance 11 In tHect in the lion will be held on APRIL ol llrst Issuance of the lal· 810U4ITEO 2HAR0 FOUNT"'N'' 7891 141h 'street Apt D' 754·5245 OR CALL AT THE Thi• bu1lneu la co,._ 92646, (714) 964-3339, ext amounts HI forth In the 23, 1998 at 1:45pm In OepL tert II provided In HC11on 2, "' Westminster CA 92683· ' OFFICE OF THE PLAN· dUCl!ld by: M ~ 4350 gene1al condltlon1. In tht 703 located at 341 The City 9100 ol the California Pro-VA1.LEY, CA 02708 The assets' to be aotd are NINO DIVISION, ROOM Hne you -.fed ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY event of fallurt to enter Into Orlve South, Orange. CA bate Code. The time'°' m. Published Newport described in general as: 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, ~WC? Y-. lt'M GIVEN that the Huntington the II ct and xecut 92668. Ing claims will not expire Beach.Coata Mesa Oaily ALL lurnlture, llxturH, COSTA MESA, CALIFOR· Wllwft Ff. 8rylln, Jr. OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 8&8 HOSKIN LaNMS. 11 year resident of Cathedral City, CA died Thuraday, March 29, 1998. She WU 71 Y9af9 of ea-. Prior to moving to the Palm Sprtnge area, larene WU a reeldent of Corona del Mar and New-port Beach from 1948 through 1974. Larene wu born March 31, 1928 In Lynwood, Ca to Golden Spence and EIHe L. Jarman s~. In March 1948 lh• manled Douglu Hathaway Hoaktn wld ~ a Houeewlfe and Mother for the fot- lowtng 62 yeera. Larane .. euMYed by her LoYlng ,.,. band Douglaj, IOn Ronald -Spence Hoakln of Avalon, CA. daughter Dfane E. Mohr of HuntlnSJ- ton BNcti, CA and preceding her In death, •on Barry Do.iglaa Hoekln who paH•d away In , 973 at Catalina •• land, CA.. Laren. also had 3 g~ chltdren. direction of The. Palm Spt1nga Mom.-a~y at Cathedral Cny, CA. In Deu of ftow9f'8 donatlona may be made to: EIHnhoWet MedlcaJ c.n., CWdlec sw-gery Unit, 39000 Bob Hope Drive, Rancho Mtraige; CA 92270. Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classified wlll help ...... 842·5878 •• Beach Union High School con 1 • • IF YOU OBJECT to the belOl't lour months from Piiot Match 23 25 30 ood will ul ment and NIA TN9 -.rnent WM filed District, Orange County, the rtqul1ed documents, granting of the petition, you the heating date noticed 1998 ' ' ' eadt nameeqor e certain Publlshtd Newport With the ~ a.rte of1---------·--------IJ!I Calllornla, acting by and 1uch bid 1ecurlly will be should appear at the hear· above. MW 23 closed restaurant busl,,.n Beach·Co1ta Mesa Dally 0...,. Coc.l'llY on 2·1~ SeMcn and Inter- ment wUI be prtvate and are under the through Ill Governing forfeited. The Falthlul Per· Ing and etate you1 ob-YOU MAY EXAMINE the I and ate loceted at· eoo E Pilot Match 30 1998. t91ie'J ..... Board.,,herelnalle~ 1elerred formance Bond shall re-~ or Ille written ob-Ill• kept by the court. II you PUBLIC NOTICE BAY ST .. UNIT c-ii. New: ' mt27 o.iiy Plot~ 28, Mw. 5, lo 11 DISTRlcr • wiU re-main In lull IOl'ce and tHect ectlon1 with the court be-are 1 pet1on lnl8fffled In PORT BEACH CA 92661 12 11 1191 amended ceive up 10· bu1 not taler through the guarantH pe· ore the hearing. Youi ap-lhe estale, you may file INVITATION TO BID The business na~ed used PUBLIC NOTICE pub.c:.tion ~ 30 1198 •han the above-stated lime, riod lned In th peatanct may bl In peraon with the court a IOl'mal Re-Notice II heftby given by the Hlltr at that toe.· CITY OF ' ' TMS41 sealed bids 101 the eward as spec • °'by your attorney. quest 101 Special NoUct ol th 1 th o an View ti 1 • THE BALBOA BAR ol a contract IOI' the lollow-general condlUon1. IF "OU ARE A CREDITOR lhe tiling ot an lnvenlOfY Sc~ ~strtc:f •of Orange BraJe PIT • NEWPO"T 8EACH Ing projects. The DISTRICT reMtVH °' a contingent credltOf of and appraisal of estate ... County California. het'einal· The anticipated date of NOTICR PUBLIC NOTICE Project: Bid 182t • the right to reject any Of' all the deceased, you must Ille sets 01 of any petition Of ter refeffed to ·11 "DIS. the bulk sate Is April 18, INVITING BIDS Play Court Resulfaclng at bids Of' to waive any Ir· your claim with the cou11 account as J'ovlded In TRICT", will receive at the 19118 at the office of UNI· Sealed bids may be r• NOTICE Of TRUSTEFS SAi.£ Th11e (3) Schoo11, Bid 1egu1ar111ts or lnlorma1111es and mall a copy to th• per· 'rc1'r ~~ co!r' c;uw· OISTRICT Administration VERSAL Trn.E, ORANGE ctlvtd at the olflce of the u . No. 12AJ02GA LONI NO.: Closing: 2:00 pm. Thurs· In any bids °' In the bid· aonat 11presentatlve IP-n a 1 1~ 's 1~· N u • OlflcH, 17200 Pinehurst ESCROW BRANCH, 1205 City Clefll. 3300 Newport tM2020 YOU AR£ IN DEFAULT day. Aprll 23, 1998'. MAN· ding. . r:;''~~slh~0~~.w~=:~ :iorU: 11 O:V.n:i: lromo i: ~ne~r= J::C:i &_~an AWi., Orange, BoUlev.,d~gr~:; "-=A DEED~ DA TORY JOB WALK: 9 am, ,.. required by Section of 11lst 11.au&nee of the .... COur1 ci9rk. rrst~l>elc:iw, uPlo but no Thi• bUlk ult I• -;ubject ~,,m-11·:00 a.m. on TAl<E ~ TO PROTECT Wednesday, April 8, 1998 1773 of ttla ClITTOrnlil ters H p1ovtded In section Attorney for the Petl• latet than tlmff and dates to California Unllorm COm-the 15th day of April, 1998, YOUR PAOPERJY, n MAY 11E (Meet at Edison High Labor Code, the Director of 9100 of the California Pio-tloner: Indicated beloW. mttclal Code Sections at Which time euch bids SOLD AT A PU8UC SAU. If School, 21400 Megnolia, the Department ol Indus· bate Code. The time IOI' Iii· PETER v. NIX, ESQ. At this said time, date and 6101.2. 11 so aubject. lht shan be opened and reed YOU NEED AN EXP\.ANATIOH Huntington Beach), Re-trial Retalloot of the State Ing claims will not expire (CSBI 87909), pl~, bide wlll be publlcly name and aJJrtu of the lor BAY AVENUE PARKING Of THE NATURE Of THE quired Ucense: B, C-12 Of' of Callfomla has deltf· befOl'e lour months from ATTORNEY AT LAW, opened and rnd aloud. peraon with whom claims LOT REHABILITATION PftOCEEDING AG.41NIT YOU C-32 mined the general prevail· the v hearing date noticed 10480 HARBOR BLVD., Any Job Walk listed at may t>• filed 11: UNI· Contract N~. 3187 YOU SHOULD . CONTACT A ProJect: Bid 1822, • Ing ratts of wages In the ·~~·MAY EXAMINE the SUITI 202, ,OUNTAIN MANDATORY must be at· VERSAL TITLE, ORANGE S~;BJ&u' I Estimate L-UNER. NOTICE 11.HiJIE.BY Removal~eplacement or locallty In which this WOt1c nie kept by th• court. 11 you VALLEY, CA 92708 tended In Its entirety to be isi~~~Hor=. AOoroved by Don Webb,= ~ the07,...~ Undttground Storage Is to be performed. Coplea are a person lnllfHled In Published Newport ellglble to bid. CL 92868 and IHI datll Public Works Director STREET COSTA MEJA, CA Tanu al Transp<Y.atlon Fa· of these 1ate detennlna· the estate, you may Ille Beach·Co1ta Mtll Daily Plans and 1peclllcalion1 for filing clalma ahall be: Prospective bidder may t1'2'7 ~I P...i ..... cllity, Bid Closing: 2:00 pm, tlont, are on Ille at the DIS· with the court a fo1mal Re-Piiot March 23, 25, 30, are on lilt at the DISTRICT April 15, 1998 which i. the oblaln one nl ol bid docu-lier. tt7-32MS wlll bl ...., .. Friday, April 24, 1198, TRICT, and coplH may be quest IOI' Special Notice ol 1998 Purchasing Department, at busl,,.u day before the rnenta at no cost at the Of· ..-.ic IUCdolt .. AT THE "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, ~ Cremation& Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your f amlly to paying inflated prices for caskets &: services???? MANOATORY JOB WAL..K: oblalned UPOJI request The lhe tiling ol an lnvtnlOf'Y MWl22 the above addrtU (714) Ille date 1pecllled above. tlce ot the Public Wo.ks *>RJM FRONT EMTflANCI TO 2 pm, Wed,,.sday, April 6, contractor 1h1ll po11 a ~ ':P':,11:!;1 S::! •:; 8'47·2551 Ext. 1440 and wlll Dated1 MARCH I, ~~P ~~~ 1'ME COUNTY ~ ~================~ 1998, (Mfft at TranspoN-copy of lh..a rates 11 each account 11 provided In PUBLIC NOTICE be 1Vall1blt at job walk1. 1998 N~ iiHCI\ CA 92esa: :Sr ~Acm1" CAUfOR. Call Toll Frtt l&S4CASD.1 SenlDt Onqe & SlmachcC.llei lion, 515 Yorktown, Hun-Job Ille. The contractor and aectlon 1250 of the CalilOI'· 81C-7121 Any purchaae lff 11 non· /I/ DINNll PIT•RMAH H1!l. llA • 411111 • ~OO l'M, to Ult tlngton B1tach), Requited any aubcontractor under It nla Problle Code. A R• refundable. /9/ 8RUCE C. HOCKo FOf further lnfonnatlon, -. ....... ~ • tN license: A or C-38 °' Um-shall pay not len lhan the quest for Special Notice NOTICa 0, The DISTRICT requlrH ••RO cell Steve Lu,. Protect tliae of -. .;,, cm11 Of Qlll.. ited Speciality C-e1/040 epeclfted PfeYalling rates of lorm Is 1vallablt lrom the PETITION TO that the bldd8f PoSNH a Publllhed Newport Manap at (7'4 644-3330. lll'a cheaukR!I one...., Ot Bids shaU be 1ec:elved In wagn to aM work8fs tm· court cletlc ADMINISTER contractor'a llctnH 11 B"ch·Coeta Mut Dally Publlehed Newport llllloMt *' cMdl df'llMt on the place k1entllled above, ployed by them In the ex· Attorner for the Petl• llTATa OFa nsted, at the time the bid Is Piiot Match 30, 1991. 8t•ch..Co1ta Mna Dally a.._ • ....,.. _...and and shall be opened and ecutlOn of the contract. lloner1 GLINN RAY HAWKINS submitted. m124 Piiot MllOh 30. April •. NI , au • r lft. .,.... publiciy read aloUd at the No bidder may wfltldraw JAMii •·WILHELM, CASI NO. A19144t ASPHAl.T PARKING LOT PUBLIC NOTICE 1981, 21 Ell 11111, • ....,.. ... above-stated time and any bid fOf • period of ••a. (Cl8143111t To alt heirs, beneficiaries. EXPANSION AT SUN VIEW mt ........ '" RMftdlll (;Ofl ptace. f0t1y.nve (45) days ahet the ~~~~,.~~-& ~:.'=· :.:r'wtii'~v SCHOOL·llDlt:9798 NOTICI OP PUIUC NOTICE ::--.....:::·:'~ n: In accordance with the date HI for the opening of WALDRON LLP 9903 othenw!N be lnlefnted In Bid Ctoelng Tuel. AprU PUaLIC LllN UL•. P'lotllloue luatMH ... .. lie _. wt1t1o111 provlelons of Calllornla bids. M"IN IT 'tUIT• the WIN°' utate, or bOth, 21, '"' '0:ooa.m. ''*""•and Na.neltatement ._..,.,...~.,.,-Buslnesa and Profesllons Purauant 10 S~ 22300 ,_ •1 of: GLENN RAY HAWKINS A Job Walk w111 b9 held P'9f•Mlone C04M • ~ t111, Code Sec:tloo.JQ28.t5. and of th• Publlo concract 1aoo, IRVIN•, CA A l'!TITION hn t>etn Thurs. April t , 1M. e:oo .... anoo.tno7 d!i'::i=~ .,. c1 1111111, • Public ContrllCt Code S.C. Code. ttie contrllCI wtl1 con-eze t 4 flled bY CONNIE A.ADEMA-LIT). ~p. ti Sun View Not.Ice II "*9bY given bi , "'~CT llUHOI~ COit· __., ............ tlon 3'00, the owner ,. -~ p.mlttlng .Publllhect Nawpot1 .CHEA In lhe'~COurl lctiOol, rn·, -~ Low, IM underelgned th•t • PORATIOH, 170 N9WDOf1 "r lhl 0... el fnllll __.. quit" that the blddef po.-the ~slut *-to 8each..Co11a M... Dally ~~~llomla. County Of OR-Hunl. lch., C.. Uctnte sM41c '*' _. of the fol. c.nter Dr., S. J:.i ....... r.~.:.= N:, "=t MIS the dualf'lc.uon of eubt111ute MCurttles for Mr Pllol ~ 23• 25• ao, THI! ' P!TTTlON rtqUMtt Cla11lflcaUon I , l'lan .. lowlnQ delefl~IONI port IHch. CA • .,... ,..,... 811 "1MO, conttac:10t'• llc«'N noted tnon8Y9 wtthheld bi .,,. ltte thet CONHll! AADeMA-125.00 per Mt. f:r'J ;&, ~M .. :;:: l''C COtpot"atlon ~·· ........ ;. ....,,..... ....... abOYUt.,,. time lht bid 141 Dltll1ct '°.,,.... perfofm-MW121 CHER be appointed .. ptf'• RELOCATAIL! FOUNDA-8tt'I da.Y of April 1'~ The war•). 170 _N~ tf =~ -...-...... .,.,. 1ubmtt1ed. l'urauant tow. under the contract Of PUBLIC NOTICI =.;,~::;: TIONS AT I 81TH-..,. wll b9 ~ ei t':fi. tf9meo· Htwpon c:......""f: :,_'OAMfii. 8utJntN and Pfofetalon9 pennltUno payment of ,. dtCedenc. .. SCHOOL fACIUTIH PAO-Cron ~ Self Thie bueltMH I• c9n-_. _, "-'• ':':': Code Section 702l.15, no tentlon. "''*' dnctly 1107117 THI PU!llOH rtQUHtl QRAM.PHASI! rv • llD Storae:'.....111 CO~.merolal dud41dby·eoorpot11don .,, ... ~_.....,,., 111 " peyment ehall b9 made fOf ln40 etcrow. NOTIC• OP ~ to edmlnlltef the 11:9'7M W'Y., eotla lr'ieea, CountY Hew you *"Id dOlna tlf ........ 11 U.,ltr.a work °' material under UM llYt 0.Wmlnt loMI '8TITtON TO tit* under the ~ Bid ClotlnQ Tuet. Aprll ~ ~~ °f. C: ~ v"1 \' ... 1121M. ............ lhl 111t11 ....... contrect unlelt tnd undl Sl9Mdi ADMHHITD dtnt ~allOn of h-2t, 1198, 10:00 a.m. bY en,.1 o~~ Uf ":ceat.-.., c. Lieb. Viet ff .. ...... ~ the ~ ot CO..O. Ill ..... MoLw,.,..... DTATW OPa tMet Act. (Thl9 A&.lttlOrtty A llAMDATotlY Job ltoftet IOctt.d at '91 ,. uldenl ................ ..... tote wrtflet to the Dl9tltc:l ter.PHtureMHl/an. ISUUM MAlflQltl :.:::. the~ tep. Welll .. be held niut.. Cotn,,.clel W•'I· ~ Thi. •11•"*11 -. llled =" ~ :i"' llllk : that the Contr1IGtOr wu ...., c.n...W1U.... INYDU Ma ...,. wttW c!.rt INn'I ~ t, 11M, 1:00 e.m. MeM. CA; The nMle to be -"" 119 CcM'tly Clef1c of ...... • h -::-:-.... Pfoptrfr llcenl.cf .. ttie l'ubll•h•d H•wporl ... iiYDiii Df0\'111, lkfc>re biking ::. lhatp, «ettlng .. W"1m0nt IOlcf .,. ~·'I d• OniNe C=on 2·1 .... = 1 II I/If -.......: lime the ~ wat ~ leech-Cotta MeM Delly CAI• NO.At8t... i11n Yf/lt't l'"""8nt ec16ont, lchool, 1211 tw A119., =-bed~ IOOM1.:::;:; t81117 • .._ 10. ,. MY'· ted. Any contractor not eo Not .atc:tt IO, Apfl t, To el,_.. ~ ~. lie l*.onel NP-W...,.._,, CA. ucen.. othlt hou...,otd Mm• Olly Pl6t Mer, t, 11. IS, .., WA AlllllMT llcenMd 1a l&lbjed to pen. ttM cndltort. CCMll!lgltll er-tettntatNe wtl b9 '~ Clualllcauon I, Plana ltOt1ld bY lt'lt,..... ..,. ao, 1• 11'1100 W:S rt•IDINf llMAIG .,.... under .,,. taw end m125 IOr9. Md peraone who~ to GM nota to .,...,..... ••oo..oo penet. eontl Wllllem a: "Mott _TICI fBOIMYMCa rx.Mf lhe ~wit be OONld-PUIUC NOTICI =-=-« ~::~~ =:: ..:':, ~~ ~ Of Crlmlnll NWM ot Moow1t ...,; "" =. =-=rM.l.JIMO. «ff void. • the ....... - -of• ll!ULAH HAWKINI IO .... opoNCI ICllltft.:) Rtcotdl CNCk .. b9,.. •. Alon, lpeoe ......., ........ ......... ",. ... -- cf1ulflcetlon epeclfled 98G 7t• sHvo!A, .. 1fA IHY• The • JIJI ............. ~per IOI Cdtlf'I Codt ':..ct .. 1 1_ ... 11111•tlWI W8 ~noll CM.L; 9*1hilW la INll of • MOTI09 Oft Ol1' .,...... .... llr .. M ~ .,, ... , ~ 1110 ~, 1-TN .... ,_... .. N •;ml Al""1 .. epidlfty OOl••actof"' M NT1TtOll TO A PITITlON hat ~ ..... ...... 1 .. 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Have A Garage Sale I Atlihr' !!."SI- -, I , I .......................... :.......• .......... .... ................. 1 .. . ~ .............. ..... .......... .., """""· .......... ., .... ,1.111t111 ., ..... ,. ........... . ...................... ., .................... ...... .., ... ...,...., ...... ., ... , 11 .· NI.......,.. wlll 11t ........, .... ., ........ .................. " .. .............. °" ....... .,....,.., ............... ................... l•talt .......... MllMIMt .... .............. " ... ....... 1111n11 ... HUO --·1•11A-.ftf .. Wllll 9111,IC.,. ...... ............. HOUSES/ CONDOS POBSALB NBWPOIT N!WPOIT .. 100115 2701 INVESTMU't BMPLOYMENT BU.CB 1019 IBACB 2111··----· OPPO~ .... ,.... • ....._,.. llBJtCBIUIDISB CAllPDS, av·s. BOJIDA tol5 '"!l~~--·1iiiiiiiiii ____ ,I_ a&Vftl&I 5530 ......... UW18 llJSC.. 8015 DIDllD$ AA ...... ____ _ l':.b.. \.._ N• w.0oe .... rromr.zancS. 2n08 -A uv ... . .. 3D• eayrldg• ...... _.... ... W/f¥tlf, Pl1Ytlt• ""· unfurn, ahr • ... PASaPORT DX townhouee patio, en11ance, patJo, pttcg, bath, utta pet nl•mkQ l~~~~llliliiiiiiiiiiii'ICNdlt Union T•Hw1---------'~ Palme Ll8 ts Mo a 1 L "o M • Whh•. 'Jfft't lrUfkw. pool, •PL 1325,000. 1 btk to bch 1100/mo kitchenette, 'laundry'. INWNTOR Search4nQ High School + 1yr Al'l'IQUIS IOlO gallon. 135. CltN•, ~.oao 1 5epd. A/C. ..vool . • Agt 114/721-11575 (Incl utJI) 8811-8089 1 block to H.B. Pier for llWHtment pattner cuh handllng exper. frutt, avocado tr .. e. 18ft x 45fl. Low S~ C3P.ete'7) S10.185 1501 Tueun Nw H N' 1810/mo. Call Sam at 10 euppott launch or &end reeum• and•• (fruiting) Ito. Cement Renll Drive by. 8-ry llAUIUl LOTUS 4 bd 3 Sb pt ft'• * ~" H•leht•• 114-41715-41<>1 cutting edge, new ary hletory to Diana. lountalne, 1110. Bird-Dale VIiia, senior COSTA 11SaA oak cab' .. 2 • 1 -::-:,~ ~Sr W/3 da. !'k/gw, patio, (BetwHn IAM.ePM) racket apon. Call 114-Newpc>f1 Meaa FCU. bathe. $20. Jumlne, Patk, 130e1 fal~ 'Jt .... a-7700 I BBQ uz p, .. -upa, very 125-0705. P.O. Box 8841 NB Olandara. Privet, $1.00 St. at Garden Qrove•--!! .. ~7-CM~;,;;,,c•o~.,;;;..;;.;..... ~ d 111 extenalve ,.. quiet. 11800. 7158-0874 ' 12858-8841 or flax • 0 • .e 7 4 .. 4 a a &Nd., Space i'415 • or Blue, grey tntef'lol • 3ko.: ft "l.l;~f: Newport N. 2bf 2.rSba UNTALS TO MONEY c714> es154ase Wolff Yannlne lleda call Richard at 51pd, A/C, factory aiun ' a Townhome 2.-car·att· SIJIU 2724 TO LO·•u 2914 DRIV.R OTR Tan Al Home 714.e83-2020 warrant~. (3V08872) • • IV 3Br 2Ba r'· pool/epa. patJo, DH COVaNANT Buy Dltect and 8avel Very Motivated! ,$12."5 ~gf1raded, grffnbalt, 1550/mo 721-e812 Tranaport • Weat Commerclal/Home BAU•R LOTUS 121 11foonr p ~M ~·~· Yerealiea Condo. c:a,-ahr ..... 2bd -TWO MINUT• coa1t rune. 11,000 unite from 1199.00 --------COSTA MaSA Agent ~n1y Comer PenthN 2br I a twnhom• W-Cean LOANS .. l20,000 to •IQn-on bonu110t ••· Low Mori1hlY P(nt• AUTOMOBILES •~~7~1~•~•;.,,,•~2;..,·~7~700.;;,;;;;.._ p 16 2ba Beautfful l~rlor v.w, dbl gar, 1950 1100,000 cuh nowl perlenced drlvere. Free Col0t Catalog ae ACCOflDLX 4Dft eger .... a1e.1212 11,m . 714-721·170ISI0().3"-417 x202 Homeowner• only. ~~~~._!f•n ln1urance eeu 1.aoo-711.0151 •••••••• auto. p/W, ate. FM 81uffe Condo 3Br •'8hltf near CdM H.S. Lower your payment1. =k......, rat day on WOLFF TANNING ma. 134K ml, bnlnd 2.SBa. Greenbelt lo<:. ueunN'\DT lhwe Large 2br 2ba Bankruptcy, bad Ex~rlenced driver• BED& Tan at home. _A_C_rrn __ "_____ new tren1. Really 1345,000 '44-83 73 mgncvA Apt. 1525mo utll Incl, credit OKI Pay otr t-800o44t-4394 Buy Ollect and Savel V&'\ft 9010 Oood Condition! x 114 Salty Shlpley COAST 2170 avall now. 84+9124 blll•. B .. t ratff. No Graduate etudenta· Commerclal/Home iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 14500obo Call .... PrudentJal CA RHlty Lovefr Ha Model Hm equity r~~~::.-1-8C>0-33a.M28. unit• from s1~.oo. '90 lnteera RS &pm. 714-15~2052 Expanded, Remodeled Vlewl Qat-.. • _ _,u Pro1'1 ff em Euro:r,eant 1-888·378-t 820. 8 u d Meyer R • Low monthly pay· White, IS4k ml, :sdT, 1--------- B -....,,.,, Brit r ,..,. t_,., T k u mena. FrM color cat· xtnt c d 1 ~~ 909S 4 r 3Ba WHtcllrt Exec. Home 3bf 2.abe. r.• 'd. N/81 ruga, Mortgage Broker. •rw•r•... rue n•• alog. Call today on • -owner uu·.uu"" Otrera Between matbl• beautiful yard Ami •• W/d, nt bch, (CAL·SCAN) toll frH 1-&C>0-842 3 $6~ 714 • 75 9-05 1 21=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 1599,000 • 1898,879 pool '3900 812-41e8 garage & dog lover. DBBT t.eaa.ee7.372e. ' 1 10 ' •e3 LEGEND L I" •es ..,.,..ST C•mmy Leelle Avt 1/1. se&O/mo + 1/3 C (CAL •SCt'N) (CAL"SCAN) - 844-8343 • 111 utle+ 1100. UC. Ml~~~~~~·:>~~. •l'T·M•llbo• & Gift Lo:·~~~~.~... :.,i.:f!. ·~ : Prudential CA Realty APARTMENTS . 714-538-2088 Homeowner• • Buel· BHket Store No ••P (3FHH576) St7,777 MINTI (301141) P 0 R • C L 0 8 U R • , Mi ihr 8 MHter •r nHe • Peraonal. No nec:Heary, ;oom fo; n~~~~;;;;;~1 6019 LEXU8 OF $27.577 Oorgeoue, Large, POlt UNT 1200•f epaclou• equity or collateral r• advancement. run job WESTMINST8R LEXUS Newer t Br Condo. condo, nr golf courae quired. No upfront for right pereonl NHr (7t4) 882.eeoe Ml .. ION VIE.IO Ocean View from w/prl'I. 17115/mo +1/2 feee. 9AM-9PM Eaet-OC Airport. 9155-9171 I BUY ALL PIANOS t-taae) aa .. DUS Large Patio, walk In utl. 822·7384 ern. App~ by phone. Or•phlo Dealgner ~~~q~~·;:~;.,~~r~~':~ BMW 9030 '84!1 J30 g~::~'. ::1 ~~; BALBOA 1-800-(~t!:g:N) Exp.In Mac, Mob• Ill pa.Id (714) 957-8133 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BotdeaUJl, tan leather, GllNllllJ. 1002 A BIHi at ., .. ,0001 1StAllD 2801 STOIAGB 2742 N•H A LOANf ~Con~n."":!'rl. 8~,!l; Old Coln• Gold Sllv0< •ea ..... 2-0< Rod :::."~~ i •••••iiiiiiiiill H•rbor View Homee Or Conaolldate (Auto, ronment & growth op-Franklin Mini, Ster11ng 15-apd, 130K ml, 0 M1NTi c h r om• w h ••I•. One •tOf'Y, 4Br 38a •8UNNY PATIO• Laro• outelde paved etc.) Great rat••· portunlty with fHt Old watchea & Jewelry Full N rvlc• records. loaded, low ml UpgradH. H21,000 Great home/offtoe. 2br area for boat/RV or Good/Bad credit. Call paced commercial d• Westcoast Coln &42.e448 14.200. 714-e13-1853 (3PJB108) 122, .. S SOLDI lhowcaM hom•• for.aa.lnour .aa...-"""•v RMI eatat• lupplementl •H.,....ofthe W..et dlepla~ ad• ... ,, ........ .,.I (Cltadlnt 'Wed lptn) ....... · 1=~:::. (DeadllM TtlUtl &pm) ***** It payt to acfv9'11N In the belt looal RMI lltat• leatlon CALL TODAYl .l•m•• Or•w 1ba, new paln1/oarpet. ott\er vehicle 22Jc12 nowl t-800-327-9503 elgn firm. FIT po1. Rl!CORD8/TOP i •e4 3181 4dr, 5s"". BACOUSl!TRALMO~~ 844-e373 x toe 11195. Agt, 848-0845 t•"'/mo •37 ..... 9 .. 2 Fax resume to J·-R&B s 1 .. _.. """' ·-..., ., .... ., -· , ou • .,........ anr1, AJC, 1t-cu1, 42K (7t4) M2·7700 PNdentJal CA Realty MORTGAGES 6 71~5-9202 Etc ... 50'• & ISO'a Mlxe ml, 1 owner, Mlnll P••K A •oo • BALBOA .n~c T 0 ,5 2918 INsuRANcl! e.s-7eos Mu•t .... s14.999 pp•-------o 0. A.. v'. w Pl lf&W • • • • '°"" -------· call 714-842~138 JAGUAR 9105 Price Wiii Amaz•. v~ NINSVI.A 2107 UNTALS 2744 iiiiiiiiii,.iiic•AiiSmHii"iiiiiiiii we R:~n~~:gd• '°' 957-8133. JEWELRY, FURS •es 31811 2dr, auto.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii locaJ L 11 Df alVf, white/Ian, 37k ml, '87 420 Q Pnideiltlal . ':~·:/ffP'g'.r,r,p ~ N.8.4tudlo •ult• =~!:':.tt~!n.!t~! group'·s:.·.~~h ·~· ~~ SOUTH cgAST a: 6'"" 6025 1-own•r full IVC. Blue. grey lnterlcw, ..._....., Lvg rm lrg porch i ~ kitchen • bath. and d•f•"•d lneur· Leade. 715% nm year AUCD N record•. xl nt cond. daaak: c:., very good '714-7aNtao car gar.' 11100/mo Yr~ ncl. utll .1811mo ance clelma. J.a . com minion. Call 2212........ 4~am°c!id~~~"•'~ 117 · 600 obo «J 7 5-N50 ~01~:~~n, (To;'r8 :f, ea•A 18LAND• 1 ... AvtS/1 431-5041 729-1890 No Pete. Wentwot1h: t-800.921•1138 ':::,,,~~= aenlng H apPf'allal. --------SS, .. S N.WPORT 8UOH YURLV R•NTA&.a toll frff KaPk itore nHdl S40K Make Offer CADILIAC 9040 BAUER LOTUS 0 W N 8.. WILL AVAILAaL• APRIL t.eae.aSt·937s. etrong energetic. 714-673·6212/PP COSTA 11.aA Cd"'Y 18T T.D. Newer Uppet 381 28a COMMlllCIAL (CAL•SCAN) friendly employeH. •es Sedan De YUie •=~7,.,.t;.,.o•,_e.;;....;.•a;;;. • ..;;7..;;7..;:00;.;:..._ Hr 38a. On• Lave! 2/wka. AJ1 Amenltlff. 99a 9 Mu1t dr1ve, PT and BEST PRICES '93 x.le white toaded, Condo w/2-car gar. lncld• 2-cat parking. AArUo ESTATE wk-end• 114-41115-12115 $$PAID$$ PAINTING 48 k ml, fpwr, Ilk• new chrome wi.. C/O 9tC. Apnc. 210081'. flormer 2Br 18a upper w/deck ANNOUNCEMENTS UlcRJPT wDitib •-lllim•Clllla-* EQUIPMENT 6031 L~~~F 89k mlle•. epotteu Model. Gated Comm. • carpon. ltUdlo w/ CM Shop Cuh paid • .............. Wl!STMINSTRR $23K obo 688-5805 Agent 114-9315-4801 kitchen, utle lncld. wkly. Engine rebullda • .......... :ht (7t4) aea.eeoe •94 x.te •••f•lre flront Row C•nne~ Rental• APAltTM!NTS2750 ~own tool• 548.()870 PllEDSTEGMANN A;:~ o~:~~:,·:;,~ "'•a~a~i""'l!"""D,,...,A""'N..,....,De._V ... IL-L""•... Black, bai1ey ....,,.., -~&O;;::;oown:;::h0m:=::.=1o:an:I view. Offtre eetw .. n 1.aoo. •7.aaoe ANNOUNCEMENTS Medlo•l Fr~nt oiiioo ANl1 UES ju1tab1e1collap11b1e: •.sL. 1o mi. pwr/Wlnd/ moonroot. 1o m11n • . P,..14hourraoorded ~:4•900•112•·11' ta Unite No. Laguna 2920 Great attitude, Taboret w/ca11era, 3 .1oc1te, leather, lmmac, Hlect edition war· m19: t.all•782•1413 ...Z.~~ MJtQ;~'; CORONA 3.IS of Acre. 10-Car phonH, computer drawera, 6 •h•lvH, loaded ranty . (8 98 081) ext. 302 CflA Prudential CA Realty D!L MU 2122 IOar. Ocnelde or PCH Mlaa CALIPORNIA ekllle, req'd.. Good Autograph Super A8 (t112JVW332) S8888 122.:ER LOTUS U.. River• 714/1?4-4152 ~~ ... ~MTrJ..Plex Fell OUt of Escrow. Their Loss 1.HMll. 318·1554 AM•RICAN Teen/ SS+Ben'e. Send r• enlargM. All 3 plece1, Coata .. ... w.Newpert on the Scott Sumner. Agent Preteen/Sweetheart/ 1um•• to F.O.P.· P.O. APPLIANCES 6011 :~so;.i:~7·2~~.·~oe Uncol ....... OUfY 71 ....... a-noo Oo••nhont Aare ••r 18a New~• Prlnoeaa Schotarahlp Bo• 3543, Newport1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Z:J1 (714) S40-M30 •ea >UR Mint! EM.ck/ -..Ch/Alley f'rontag• paint, oloH to beach, "•--vs .... ••• 2788 Pageant. For girt• 3.-Beach, CA 92ose. 1• ~A-,-,1-.-,-l!-q_u_l_p_m_•_n_t -,-90-F-L_l!_llTW __ 00-0--• B!ack. 21K m!, evr 7$11 flaclflO COUtllne, Inc. C• no peta 11400/rno IRll llUAI. 17 f'or entty form N S W••h•r/Dryer, 1380. 28lC80 Oak Euel, ad· COUPI! (Select Edit wwrWlty 7t4-788•t0t t vall lmmed. AQent 1·.aoo.707.eaao. :;: 1 • 8~w11 f h tor pair. Fridge, S17S. luetable/collapelble : 1-owner, Lnua trade 139,500 714-75M404 114-840-1000 X 308 ••uperlor Ave. CM No makeup allowed all S:11t~1: A•~~~ Xlnt condl 63t.0297 'raboret w/cutere, 3 In, Uk• new t--------- NBWPOIT COAST 1500-15,000et, Oreat for young glrle. 15.715-17.00per hr.Call drawera, e ehelvH, (2VRD8e2) 54K Ml JEEP 1070 COSTA KESA 2124 locatlon 1 fenced, (CAL•SCAN) Mike, Oulzno'1 ClaHIC ett'DUT..,TDa 6014 Autograth Super M LElUS OF rolklpe, h gh celling•. Sube. 71~9-1224 .. "-..u" "a\Q enlarger. ..,.. 3 to-MISSION V11UO 9110 • •••••••• .esper 11~W531 POPTl!L IS gether S2150, Hperate (7t4) 892..eec>e 1 a r D •tao h • d 1100.a. Catt Julie a1 -....,.,,,..,,,.....,...,,...,...,...,.. ...... - 48R/48A 310091', Cott•••• w/P•tlo •XPANDING Into •tederm•l•r 3 ... , 714-721·9230 •ea 88VIU.I! S.Cat Gar, Gourmet near bNch. Cathedral California. Need Repa iota and chair brand Mint cond, Kit, Vety Prtvat• Lot. o•ll• frig. Mov.-.n BUS~rr • to place pre-paid new S1500 & peralan ---------• only 41Ml ml. 1780,000 Pat Havel Speciail H1S+HOO PIN'~~CE phone card• on con-rug (714) 721-1380 PETS 8r L.exue trade Agent 114-494-0880 depoett. Ma-2421 .nH elgnment only. Bo-ANIMALS 6049 (835483iJ114,977 "MCllUUID CHl!RCHma 4x4, ve. AT, Tow aQoys.tul~ (3HJHne) 114.SSS LDUSOlt WESTMINSTER 7t4-e82.aeoe Your Find $569,000 a.r ' •• N ..... F-•-.o~ .& ..... nun1 and long-term Dining teble 6 cane iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil L US ----------·-• ..aJ realdual Income. t>.ck chra 2 teavH MISSION Vll!JO : l~;jliJi;:l~ltLI CEMETERY LOT/ • Adam•. Very ct.an, r-1 :..:.-Call Hat: pecan color Ilk• new Kitten• 7 weeka t.eaa-aa..Ll!.XUS ~ • CRYPT 1225 '!:· ~~l:~;l:: BUSINESS ~..{.:~.U: 8~&-7882. 11000/obo 1540-.120 Male & female, uner --=·""e""s..,a"""EV~l,,.L ... L""•""'s""L-S- ' OPPO ..,nrT'PV ~wholltllldl " (CAL•SCAN) l!th Al trained. 854-3248 Frost Might, neutral I :_~ •Coet• ...... •••t 1 .. """"I ·~ an l•n Cherry OCICAT Kl ... _, MGrand~ 4x4. 8 cyt.. low ma.a. mint cones, $23,500. can Of1V 180-6110.. r COION'• C•MllTARYPLOTS ~aRmdpidma& PT HOURS PT PAY, Wood dining rm table · tt•n• •·-• leath.,, ctvome1 ________ _ • .. I In Pacific View M• J,.1br a 1br, al.a 2br 2904 ~IDClllltOllSICllCL M·F day• telephone w/0 chair•. $1300. Leopard LookallkH wheel•, phone, tac:1ory Y'eYTTS , DBL llJUl 1022 morlal paJ1(, Corona 1 ba, quiet gated $2,()()Q(mo.. •al•• of Law Book•. Whit• Iron Trundle $250·$500 646-8473 warranty. (3LBU285) l=~iiiiii"iiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii1iilm5 } del Mat, (V11ta Del :':.~~r :::'e .':n~~ • Own Payphone• S eoupe. ~ Nau Co. In CM Call Day 8 • d , S 15 o. or 031 ·2111 1215,995 1• ~·r aaa 1-atv Cottage Mar ~eotlont· l20K. frHway/bHCh/malle. l150K/YRL.Y.Pot'I. Sanay0uncan . Ma. Englleh 155-2980 714-123--4030 I\# mag --------I ~U .. ~ a.:m F::~a.:,,. ~ A.a Lot. t471.000 all Bii at '7t4-987.0078 Local SltH.CALLI ~~ R•H•roh For Sal• King Size mat· PIANOS & 71......,.2·7700 cenlfoed, 8.ft avaa rre~,;~~-;~a 209-883-2945 i'elde Cute ltudio 1..aoo-I00-3470 24hra. Admlnletrator trH• and box eprlng• ORGANS 6059 (094510) ta7, ... Prudential CA ........ Patio & paJ1(1ng •pace _._.. IHklng con1clentlou1 Good Condition call --------L•xua I " -·r No pet•. Tfl.Sqr CloN. Pleu• be wary of out Hlf·•taner for N.B. (714) 073-6248 Baby G-.. d Plano CHEVROLET 9045 MISSION V1&IO J>uple• Upper• Lower HOUSES/ SIOO. 114/842-4955 of area companl••· LOST 8r Office. Muat be ••p.,.,........,,.,...,...,....,.,..._____ ·-· t-(888) ea LUUa : ~·~~=•~ CONDOS NwPrt Hght• Area ;~~~~ rwlt~ ~~~ n'~~ POUND 2925 r'r/~s ~::Wr~.~~~ 1 A~t: .. ~uA~Nt~~~: ~~~·11nt~~.~1~~.,~~ •90 Suburban '•TES 300 I ~;: :11:;p•o1t1U!lllT i'Jr-.~~ -;.,= =·~ ·~:.;r.:: Found Cot ....... ;~~~~m:;~~ •• ~:r,~ ~::'."' m~~~~~~ Con7t4-027·0900 3/4T~~·=·~. Lo~:'=... i; ~ CA Realty 112915. 540.()130 '"•or ntvtc ... RHd wHk• ago. Around Ffr, ealary + beneflta.1..,.,-.,.,------Tow Hitch, rtowmuter (021r:Jt:•.9n ~"••Mine Cr••k Nwprt Neta 28r/a8r and under9tand any Corona del Mar, NB. ~~:;:2.~~2 R!au~:ii ·::~~:~ ":!~.M-:,r::~•d SGOOPORDTINS G =~:~~~t. :;r;~::.: MISSION :.ILIO i aer 2.68e Aemodefed, IALIOA t::· . frHh paint, contract• before you 714-151is-9079 to 1000 Dove S1.ill'200 new I Dining Room 6065 red/Whit• wfth tan ve-1-(888) ea.a DUS l !kytlgh'9, S.c, AJC ISY•Vft 11 000.• lndry,-~ : Shop around for l'OUND·kltten,B/W N.8 .CA028IO Set, Hate 8. Two iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lour Interior, .. Barn1 ________ _ ,1. ,. I .a. e 1 O O O AT .a wuuir mo. OUU¥4"' • f • m. n I ck• d • ar. matching cocktall ta-Ktayak-Keow" 2 adj. Door• " In r •a r, 9 ntCO ! • ..._..,,. X t3a peo oua r a et. rte.• Adams• Mn•~· TelephooM ..,_ b* • con.. ...a.a.at.a for t 01 104.000 well meln-,.....,. LN 9120 ~ Prudentlal CA Aealty Yearty Rental 3 Bdr & ~· w/d hk-vp•: 11"81 -II by 4-tO Call 527-8114 . Carpet dnlng/floor1ng Total 1lxteen plecee. peraons. Uke new w/ talned mllH. Run1~ii!iii-iiiiiil•iii•i· : 3 Ba.P"k .. ·Boo Bay o no peca. a:aee 20 locatlone. HK. aale• exp .. motivated Paid S17Kt Sac:rlflc9 oare, 1450. 873·1853 grHt, good cond. '87 Alnedoa'• ~ View Larne llvl ,. Canuon ..... ,488 l2300+mo. Income. Lott Cat & poaaJUye aunttud• • at StlKlll Sold u com-S&800 obo •dltlon, Slg-•t··-:~OST.& lllSA 1024 room'wlthtrPtc,dln~ ' -• 100% finance w/good Black • Whit• mu•tl 114""34-1929 plele 1et. Too QOI'· ---------1 (714) 848-0813 Serl ... Na~ii;'ai : room . Hardwood -wro-or• d 1 t . c AL. L Reward! 1515-9018 Trophw Co. •Mk• FIT geou1 to Hparete. TV, ELECTRONICS, -..,..,,e---""c_A_M_______ ~ While Whll9 , AlltJaaa NWpt Hghte Fk>ora, l'rench Doore n.u A& I0().38().2831 ICllOOI Loet Cat RuH1an Blue Store Mr,r. Phone•. 714-980-3a39 s'l'lll•no 6080 ~ tu~o Z-2S Leather. N•vY &Jue t 3000ef ~ M open to r:d t:::: "~ •· powef, Cambria Cloth Top " """"'.., -_,,, ru••• lllLLIO .. ••• Iba Nr Oel•O" a .., ... _., 114-846-3141 (1 t•7151) 112, .. -... ,., o o .... ~-........ , .......... ~ ''ftlo, ar.en vall.· llACB 2119 PAMOUS 7male. •I••"· gr•Y.· ~1!~~!_ • cuetomer Jennifer Suede liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil new L.exua trade aakln~1 .... 0 b , Ortve by, 1810 Tullln 4· 1 .. 1 . l2200mo. -"• · '' • Queen •lffp« Couch Cable Deaorambl... .. LUUS ••' T' TAT ' Ave. OwMr U1-e303 Lvm•8094•3-•aeo Aoroee "°"' .. 2br :~:."0o~ ,..,..~, •• Mr;,~:o_;o 3123· ~UI new iusoo' • 1 •••• Cod• 04 MISSION V1•JO .. 3 TOWN CAR DUPLX 1216i< 2-Hm• 2b•, encloaed h:!'• 1100,000 ";!., p':: 30 EMPLOYMENT d•~~:m~'a1i~grl. • 71 4-2.U· 2904 • t.eaa.ee-LDUS SIONATVIW -t.ot. Well kept. BAI.BOA =-mo ~n~ time, ='and ..... BEAi.TB • SDVICSS 5533 drawera, new seoo. ________ , __ 1_990_ZR--1-V-..,-.-..... VI, co c:Mnger. may carry Ar#. Ina fn0f1Gao-notff Cuatom mllde 9' aeo-Alt tlone ~,.... PM wtndllocka.lther. ~ 942:.?b PIRINSULI 2107 Newlr Renovated (MO)aMOR•DIT.· PITNISS 3000 tlonal, beige ;; White, GARAGE SALES op ·._.,..of ABS, dual PM Mal • • 8harp 1 -sty =-~': T~ Mm. (CAL•SCAN) PIM.:•::•:~~r• that ~tunning, Imitation ••••••lllililll ~~'ecs~.=.-=· (78-me) lt4,9N Stir Iba. fwn rm, 2-cat P9"ft Point 4br aH, 1891M•H OrlV• lnaunlftO• Aaent•• DlaTRl8UTOllaHIPI th• Ultlng• 1n ttll• cat· m~::~ new 1 25 00 ---------• call 1eo-1&a0 J:• 1700+9'. U2tK ~..!':: fp, ~ 714-•4• •••• W• have ihe bHt ,., .. Hmp'4t. Local egory may require you ,,.,, l5l4M5I05 --------LOTUS 9123 T~~0:t.~·~~ uaoo 1~~•2. •••••rtr••t c..-. :::S-,!~~· ~'!=) ::.:, =·Pro-: ~~ 8:er:~~ ~1:. 0':.~· ~~~: ~~: 1122 CBnSlll 90501• ... •liil•••• lbr ~tile bath W/ W• Mt appointment• eoo-•ta7 .... 8a oh#Qe per minute. Sporte-Ayder RowtnQliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliill••••••••I .:. na:t::-=- DAJI& romt 1021COSTAlllSA2124 ~great' :' = '0 ' you. 1-eH.O). <24 hta). (CAL•ICAN) •tooo•s P0••1•L• Machin• HS. flour ........... An~ ••• , L• .. r•ft Ught tllct ..,.,, C8l'4I walk to bHCh. ~· U!AOI (13231) L.o .. WelghWnc,.... TVPINQ Rattan/Uphol*lered ~ dfflgner Qray/Qray. lhoel. t»oolil• a reccwde. rHt, theater, boat ~ and aupptMe Part-time. At ·Home. Swlvellng Cbalra, ctothlng, OO'f ltMI• Cond. t?aoo. Call (Fao1ort11.916 dOO)t avail l1llO .... ,..•ftJt 2907 app•tlte, w/TfUM Toi,,.. IHper chair. Call .co. .. a.. Apf1I 4 •• 1 71 .. 72CMU2 llAUSR 1.0TUS 840-1351 t?s.eooa ~ l'AST.Hefbal+ 129.15 1~21•9000 714-4an-43?1 4'7a7 DorotMe,... COSTA mSA »day auppty, Ext. T-&,31 r.: Lt Ct W wtft IM\75 71444&-YTOO (1t•) ~ tor 11 et In e . -• ... r. °'*' ;;;;:;;;==:-----! ~ID .-v tCAL•UN.> r,:.Pcruaa:=.: NEWPORT •ll!!i!!!!!!!!'!'lt======= l••••lliillilll 6 o v Ill ii ii I At l350.0bO tlN204 IB&CB ili11 llet, fl« ~ Now hiring. 11.,~ lluat .. ,. tlV -.ao1 1100 ..._. .......... ~,.. •• ... 000 CllUe top dining.... ....... •• cil 1~11 ent.: oentw, beMdtfUI ..... Ol"l ford Ad. •ICI. .MOO baby crfb, l'uton eota. ~ ..... MacAnhut & San '°' ovrHnt P'edef91 wtllflpoOI reffigeratar. ~ °" &at Apft 4, County, Cll)' & ttaee I drewer dr•n•t. 1 ... 11pm --n~m-ti.mn.m.- ...._ (CAL~ ~ lablM. Al ....,,. ... , ••• t19'1u.Q• • "' eM•••nt condl-'Of\. .._. Annual l'UNI :t= ~ .._ _______ ,..;;;.._ cal '"' ...... , ........ ,Pf" ... ~ T, ,,,......_"':J,:J lllPl.0Ylllk1' ~ • .-(lf8"d 8441.._11oazttn1 'Mot,~ CHd o.a WUTID 5535 ~ tt• Wf9IN*I. ln~Mee1n Off ....._ -~ -------· I '•fi M1ib I ;.. WDifW 01 11111.,_. 71 .. .,-.,.._ 1'lll9Glr&ll0I 11 ... auu, ... __, Nurae,Ho1ne,..alte1. ltll~,_~-.miir-~ ............. ~.,, .... ••Own ... . ~ _... ...... .... ....... '" ...... . 11N,llW: a .... "' ~. ti 'M .... . ••••ftHMenl. ,.. Loollf .... ""' " ... re1uMe Altnt Jiii hr •hlll••OALL: Ttte••ll Tt~ ............ ==··r v,.,~ A .. -15 .... ~ -·-· . - TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZtE ·-.;=-;lldWliiRE~WIBlll,,..-:-~~~~0~r:--:1itiiiiorvs~~~ilm.liliiii&._-..1...----•1-.~ .... ._.•.,~ ~ ft&a.aa •u.a-... •S~IUT MS ... Maidma kVI . .auto aJ •e7 CAMRSY U 'eT .... Hr# ........ ACROSS .1~ o...n· C5 land ot ::"' 10 Uema counlty 14 8elr'9 slgtlts 115 Provlderioe, -llland te General &adley 17 it &nYthlna can go wiong, lt will.· 19 Post•r 20 Unearthly DOWN 21 Ardent 1 Pointed (I gun) 9UPP()tters 2 Sadder 23 ~ battery 3 Juicy I/ult 26 Streetcar: Bril 4 Meat jellies 27 l<llla 5 Snoop 29 Royal headwear 6 E1tctamatlons 33 Genetic lnits. 7 Albright of films 36 Fathers 8 Acclimate 38 Duckling's papa ci 9 Express 39 Zoo enclosure ditferenlly 41 Musical show 10 Stamp's stamp 43 Swiss artist. 11 Runner Paul -Zatopek 44 Aaoearances 12 Anger 46 Mails 13 Coffee servers 46 Arctic native· 18 Shoe parts abbr. 22 Uttered 49 Sklft features 24 Hideout 51 Smallest litter-25 Stringed mates Instruments 53 Pasture f<>Unds 28 Gut off 55 Protec11ve wall 30 Wide valley 59 Stove fuel 31 -out: barely 63 Crocllett' s last gets by South Coast Drywall Acous remvl/cust te:oct Water Damage Repair Best In Quality & Price l..550017 444-6668 ADDITIONS REMODELING CARPET 3410 0 1 ... Unii.clF-~ 32 Earth Inheritors? 33 Mounties' mg. 34 Finger part 35 Novelist James 37 Dawn 40 Used a glossy paint 42 -SI. Vincent MIHay 45 -away: travel tor tree 47 Milkshake accessory 50 Pacify 52 C.emonlel greeting 54 Tender spots 56 Outdoor area 57 Revise 58 Rich cake 59 Kermit. e.g. 60 "Othello" name 61 Small stream 62 Cozy rooms 66 Collee11on ol anecdotes 67 Calendar box 10 1 12 GISANING 3515 DRYWALL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil COMPUTERS 3SS6 SERVICE LHQ 8"°'"'9 ft•p'd Regroutlng & lr\ltall'n 1.870130 o .. n of Tile 873-8085 or 848-8528 SELL. your home · through classified BLECTRICAL 3810 ....... ~ .. - -· _,.. __.r Red. t2k mn., kX:al a pwr wlnd/dre am/fm Only )&k mA, Great 'tioCW' & Interior, #1d TANNAH HIRSCH c • r -e 11 book 1 & ca11 •Int cond $6000/ n•w l.hu. tr8d• $5K obO. · briv. tOOatl .t.llJRUIDDRTOWUKLY81UJ>Gll'~raz • • r•corCI• (nVB921) obo (714) 84CMZ865 (425oe) •17L••7 ~· or .... 2 ..... a ~"~ ~ ~" 149.115 PICK p • •ee 4RONN•ft .... "It ...... WM•. N. Q 1. Poth vulnerable, u SOudl )'OCI hold: • 75 3 o A 106 U o K Jf • Q 6 ™ biddina ha.s l)f'OCCledcd: NO.RTll tAS'J" SOUTH WIST 10 ,_ to ,_ •• ,_ r What do you bid now? A. Partner has shown et least eitbt c:anls in two suits, so cbanoes of find- ing three bearU with Nocth ~ aliabt. Despite your good diamond support. the fact that you have only three <l8lds in the suit and that your queen of clubs is of doubtful value mikes • pc-ef~noe to two diamonds adequate for the moment. Q l. AJJ South, vulttecable. you bokl: •AK'75 ti63 o KU •A'1 The bidding has orocecdcd: EAST sot!rd WEST NORm l • PllSI INT Dbl l o 1 What do you bid now? A. It appears that East has made a psychic opening bid, bcca.use partner must have quite a good hand to enter the auction, vulnerable, against two oppunents who arc bidding. For that reason, we rule out a jomp to three no IIUmp since that miaht, conceiv- ably, result in us missing a slam. For the moment, we like doubling, expecting a sizable penalty should two diamonds become the final con- tract. Q 3. As South, vulnerable, you hold: •A o K9S o AKQH •QJU The biddini? has proceeded: SOUTH 'WF.St NORTH l o Pus l o 1 What do you bid now? A. What's the problem? To unilater- ally consign the hand to three no trump could n:sult in going down when five! of a minor, or even slam, is laydown. We can think of no bid other than three clubs that would be acceptable. Q 4. As South, vuloenbte, you bokl: •QIU2 oQU o 732 +17¥ ~iddi~m~: SOtn'H lo OM ,_ I• .... ,. ... f What do you bld now? . , A. Altbou.&b Noc1h obviously bu a very good Mod, the jump to &hn:io clubt la not forcing. To foroe, Nocth would have to cue-bid diamonds. Theteforc1 we do not feel compelled to bid epm, even though at least one. possibly both, our~ are U"•R LOTUS ;~: ~1k ml ~ ....... :n., 4x4, whit•, lnt ... IOt, btakH, ... ,... COSTA •••A ~ .. ,.,, 1;.atPUt ' ontv 20k ml. mint and •nelne. naoo T14-e42·7700 (8Hf59t ) ..... (028787) •a7,877 (714) 8440424'1 eo ... Me•• •72 vw •ue eonv. Llnootfto>Mercnuy L•XUS Black top. N•w crpc. (714) 540.5030 ~~::!g:.~~~t~ new chrom•, runa "'tell •ea Mud• MPV 13,250. 714·272·a&51 ve, 1 P•H. •uto, OLDIMOBIL! 9155 TOYOTA ft2101------- pow1r. duat AJC. •to ... iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • MISC. AUTO 9245 79k. $8,750 548-7890 '83 Caatl••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9125 ----~ - '82 MIATA Supreme '87 SUPM T,UR80 1988 M•RKUR 43K P/W, P/I, CNIH, Xlnt conct, 75k ml, Pwr Wind/lock•, actual mu ... Hot s~ low ml. mint cond. 12500 obo 873-4677 llll, crulH, ABS, zllng Turbot Auxttl~ (304913k $10,577 am·fm, caH, Cust Helicopter, 13500,o~. M••~::,Nu:, • .,0 PONTIAC 9170 (~;2~S'~~;)' ca11114.54e.e11e . 14188-88·LBXU• " M•ke Otter Oold/Chrom•~llv .. •oa BONl!VIU.I! &SE Co•t• Meaa Plating •v•t•m tclr 3.8L Ve, pwr wind/ Ll"ooln Merourv autb1, Jwlry, •tc. Sad. lock•/Hat, tllt, crul••· (714) 540·5930 MetS. ~353-2961 ABS, fulty loaded 19 3 4RbNNER SRS 8•1Z•D CARS ' (#3DFK113) $9992 hi rt FROM .178. wortUng cards. Pas!i. Q s. As South, vptncrable, you bold: lilliiiiEiiiRiiiCiiiEDiiiESiiii. iiii9iii13ii0 • 10 ti A '7 5 4 o A 1016 5 4 • J The bidding has procccdcd: • ' WF.8T NORTH BAST SOU111 3• 3• ..... 1 What do you bid now? A. Pity there is no 'COflvenicnt way to show your two-suiter with just one bidl The problem with a cue-bid of four clubs is that partnr.r will read it as showing spade support with slam interest lberefore, be content with four diamoads to see what develops. Of course, that action is forcing. Q 6. Neither vulnerable, as South you bold: •AKQJ76J ti K4oK•K63 '89 2801! Whlte/gra leath•r, 1-owner, 67k ml, load•d, lmmact Mu•t •••I 646·2011 '91180E White, leather, moonrl, lmmac (2UNK812J $1~950 LEXUS 0,. Wl!ST...,IN8Tl!R C714) 892.eeoe •92 1901! 2 .e CO, phone, leather, mnrf, affordable luxery {949474) $17, 777 LBXUS OF Wl!STMINSTBR (714) ~92·8900 ooata Me•• ve, 4x4• 0 • w •· mn • Por•ch... Cadlllac1, Llnooln·Meroury at, full pwr, alot 4 laH Chevy•. ~MW'a, Cor- (714) 54().tHS30 • <3CMLOTS) •18•555 vellH .. Al•o JHp•, LEXUS OF Wl!STMINSTER 4WO'•· vo.,.r ., ... ,714) 892·8900 Toll free 1·800-218-9000 '94 CAMRY LE E>rt. A·5139 RANGE ROVER 9177 Lo mlles, AT, full for current ll1tlng•. pwr ca11, Ilk• newt (CAL•SCAN) '85 COUNTY LWB (3HMA936) $12_,950 CLASSIFIED B larrttz blue, tan LEXUS o,. It' th l•alher, mnrf, CO ·WESTMINSTl!R • • re•ource yol.( can count on to HU a chgr, prem sound, (714) 892.e908 myriad of merchan• loaded. (655700) --.,..,..9'""5_,c,,..A""'M..,..,,,R"'V"""L'"'I!,,....--di .. Items, b.c:aUI~ •3:At~~ LOTUS Lo mlles, full pwr, our columna comp .. COSTA MESA Lexus trade Int qualified buyere tO' (714) 042·7700 (3MVJ572) $14,550 call! LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 042·5878 .. MERCURY 9135 SAAB 9185 _t_7_1_4J_s_8_2_·8_9_o_o_ AUTOS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilesTacom•LX \VANTBD 124& 0 th b'dd' 'th '82 SABLE AC.PS.PB.CO. 43Kml. I~!!~~!!!!!!!~. , anner opens e I mg WI one 3.8L V6, Only 51 k ml, '92 Saab 9000 Like New. $11 ,300oro. ri diamond. What do you respond? pwr wind/locks, Xlnt cond, low ml, fully Call 714-515·2304. A/C, dual air bags, loaded. Must seel ---------A. We expect near unanimity with fully loaded $13 ooo b 717 7594 this problem. How high you play (32ZOK332) $7892 ' 0 0 -VOLVO d nds I I ho '95 COUGAR 9230 epc so e Y on w many aces 4.6L ve, low ml, pwr r:artner holds, so can there be any /1 "-· bt'd than Blac._._ .. to fiind wind ocks, moonrf, ..... a.wuuu ABS, p/s, lmmact out? Jump to four no trump. (3MLY483) $1 Oi.995 '95 VILLAG.:R Learn to be a better bridp play-One owner, dual air er! Subscribe D01' to the Goren . pwr wind/lock•. cust Bridge Letter by callln1 (800) 788-whls, ABS, loaded 1225 for Information. Or write to: (3PBCt36) $13,995 Goren Bridge Le)~!!l P.O. Box Thinking of having a 4410, Cbica&o, DL ouoau. garage sale? LA.NDSCAl'E & LAWN CAR.B 3808 BASIC YARD MAINT Give us a call! CLASSIFIED 042·5078 t CALlrDOl!8 IT ALLI ll""lf"'=~""="~--~=="" 831-4429 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let lhe ClaHlned Service Directory help you find reliable. help. 642·5678 '97 850 4dr, auto, full power, mint, only 3k ml (384234) $20,977 1 '88 V70 WAGON Black/black, turbo lull power. new Lexus trade G.L.T. (347730) $29,877 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1 ·888-88·LEXUS 3910 BALBOA ftOOFfNQ CO Quality Work Quamt'd Reroof/Repalr FrH E•t LIO/In• e:u -soe 1 WALL COVERINGS 3932 The at1tpper Speolallzlng In Wallpaper Removal Ul889241 H3-903't' GARAGE~ HINTS Beto,. ygur ,determine ltemt you wtlh to .... MakeaUN everything II dMn and ntpair9d. ~