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Home My WebLink About1998-04-06 - Orange Coast Pilotr ~· I Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Pumping it up T h'e March 27' edition of •auzz Weekly"' features stories on all there is to do in Costa Mesa, including a visit to the town's world-famous shopping center, South Coast Plaza. Long known as a mecca for discerning shoppers, the center also is more powerful than your average shopping mall, accord· ing to the magazine. In the edition's "Spending" colwnn, South Coast Plaza is complimented for being like "Rodeo Drive on steroids.• APRIL FOOL'S DAY PRANK: Longtime Bal- boa Peninsula activist Jim Foumler gave some Newport Beach residents a scare last week when he distributed the latest edition of his homemade news letter, "Balboa 92661 -The Journal of Life in Bal- boa." In the article, he exposes a secret city plan to build a subway from Balboa Island to the peninsula using a percentage of fuel taxes earmarked for coastal cities projects. The subway terminal was hidden in the basement of the oty's pMking garage in the 500 block of East Bay Avenue at the ferry landing when the city built the struc- ture in 1988, Fournier reports. After 10 years, the city is about to make its move to complete the 40-foot-wide subway tunnel, which would close the bay for up to four months. Newport Beach Councilman John Hedges was quoted as saying: ·I consider the Balboa Island subway to be an impor- tant component to the revitalization of Bal- boa.· Fournier made 100 copies of the one- page flier and passed it out around down- town Balboa and City Hall. While chock- full of valuable information, the most important part of the news letter is the date: April 1, 1998. "No one said anything to me, but the hearsay is some people really took 1t for real,· Fournier said. PRACTl~L JOKE FOILED: Dan Marcheano. owner of Arches restaurant in Newport Beach, nearly was the victim of an elabo- rate April Fool's Day joke. Aisa Wayne and friends had planned to hire actors to wear firefighters' un.ifonns and run inside the restaurarit at 2 p.m. April 1 with gas meters. They were instructed to tell Marcheano that the restaurant had a horrible gas leak and he should evacuate the diners immediately. The pranksters discovered just in time that Marciano was not in the restaurant that afternoon, so they called the whole thing off. Maybe there was an information leak. NO LONGER A SECRET: John Wayne's grave marker is national news thanks to the (Jlobe. a popular supermarket tabloid. After almost 20 years of secrecy, a marker was placed on the Duke's burial site at Pacific View Memorial Park in Newport Beach. In its scoop -sandwiched between an item on ·ntaruc• feuds and a story on ani· mal-rights activists -the Globe published a well-written and accurate account of the actor's grave marker complete with pic- tures and diagrams. Not that the Daily Pilot staff regularly reads tabloids, but we do feel a responsi- bility to let our readers know the issue also reported Donald and lvanna lhunp were photographed together at the blllionaire's Florida club, Mar-a-Lago. -Compiled by Dally Piiot staff I I i i ! ! i ! i j ! I ! ~ ! ! : : : ~ ! i ! : i NEWPORT·MBSA-llelldiiDg out and touching .,..,.,.. in Newport Beach and Calta Mal IOOll won't be as easy as dialing-714. On N>ril''l&, Gie 714 ... code will be split mto a 9'&9 code b all of New- port Beach anAi ))artli cA ~bQring Costa Mesa, wtth the dtW:UDg line run- ning right through the niiddle ot Coeta Mesa. •1t will be a little bit of a hassle, but we should be able to make it work.• said Newport Beach City Manager Kevtil~'1f. The aew area code will go ii1to effect ~ril 18, but eaners still will be able to use 71-4 until Oct. l 7, said AlisOn Costa, a spokeswoman for the California- Nevada Code AdminiStration. •At that time, if a person dials an iDcorred code, a recorded message will come on reminding the caller that the (:ode has been changed,• she said. This is the first split from the 114 • SEE AREA CODE PAGE 4 (714) VICTORIA I SOURCE: CALIFORNIA CODE ADMINISTRATION , ,, ,......, ,, ... ...,, (949) INTERSTATE 5 lmERSTATISS AREA CODE BOUNDARY ~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, City to decide future . ! i l ! I I i I i Newport Beach sports attorney Jeffrey Moorad combats the deadly flesh-eating bacteria. l I By Jenifer Ragland. ~ Pilot i j ! ~ i : j ! I i j j j i ! l l I i l j j ~ l I ~ i i i i I NEWPORT BEACH -As Jeffrey Moorad lay in the emergency room at Hoag Hospital with a 105-degree fever and mysterious pain in one leg, he had no idea what be was facing. Now, nearly four months later, the high-profile Newport Beach sports attor- ney arid partner of super-agent Leigh Steinberg says he has a new apprecia- tion for his mortality arid a fresh outlook on his priorities. It was mid-December and Moorad, 42, had it made with the job of his dreams, a successful career and loving family. He bad just nailed down one of his proudest accomplishments, a $49.5 million, six-year contract to trade third- baseman Matt Williams from the Oeve- land Indians to the Arizona Diamond- backs. The deal allowed Williams, who was otherwise considering retirement, to be near his children in Phoenix and con- tinue his baseball career. "I, like most people, was just cruising along in life without worrying about • SEE MOORAD PAGE 4 ! I 1 + WHO: Jeffrey Moorad 1 + AGE:42 KIM HAGG£RTY I OMV Pl.OT Sports attorney Jeffrey Moorad d1scu.sses his battle with the Oesh-eatlng · bacteria be contracted about four months ago. + EDUCATION: UCLA. Villanova University Law School + RIN FAQ Moorad's view from his Fashion Island office I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I of hotel I • Costa Mesa City I Council could amend I l general plan that would II allow seven-story hotel I at Pacific Federal Plaza. By Jenifer Ragtand, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -City leaders torught will decide if they should entertain the idea of amending the oty's general plan in order to allow the construction of a seven- stof' hotel at the former Pacific F• · Plaza site at Newport B· rd and 19th Street. proposal, submitted by S D1ego- bl onsult- inq firm Cdft• r Reese and Associ- ates, calls for a 387-room resort hotel to be built on the 7. 7-acre site. wluch is now home to a 157,000-square-foot Mediter- ranean style office building that has been vacant for six years. With about 304.000 square feet of space, the proposed Cost4 Mesa hotel project would nearly double the SlZe of the site's exist- ing building and would exceed the city-imposed. four-story limit. I i + OCCUPATION: Sports attorney was used for exterior shots in the movie "Jerry Maguire," I I + RESIDENCE: Big Canyon, Newport Beach starring Tom Cruise. His offlce•s interior setting was recreat· I According to the staff report prepared by Principal Planner Michael Robinson, the requested general plan amendment does not meet any of the traditional criteria for acceptance. In fact. projections show the project j I + FAMILY: Wife, Jan, sons. Christopher, 2, and Justin, 3 112 ed for the famous "Show me the money!" phone call scene. 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I ~~ I I l .,, S&DE NOTES .••••.•••• 2 SPORT'S •••.••••..•••• & WEATHER ..••.••••••• '2 Keep your~ ouf tor aome 8Wllhlne today. Wanner temperaturel cue on the horflorL S..'Wal•• ~---~ ... , .. ,_-A a -1.-- • Newport ~h/Costa Ma. Daily Piloc • r----------~----------~----------------------~---------------------1------------------------------------------------------------------------, I I up/close l DONNAfAGOT Secretary to Costa Mesa's city manflger +When were you btr.edf March 21, 1994 +Family status: Widow; married daugh- ter, Janelle; son-in-law, Joe, 2 112-year-old gran<f,son, Nfason; daughter Kristin, a stu- dent at Saddleback College +Age: "Old enough to know better, young enough not to care.· +Education: Earned two-year Secretarial Science Degree in Hawaii, with additio~ al units earned at Saddleback College iµ Mission Viejo +Past poslttons.: Private secretary to a Ha~aii state representative; secretary to director of public works, city ot La Palma; secretary to a director at McDonnell Dou- glas; secretary to director of contracts, Brunswick Corporation ·~Present occupation: Secretary to the city manager, city of Costa Mesa +Explanation of ·job in 15 or fewer words: I provide secretarial services to the city manager and city council and serve as office manager. ·+Your greatest professional achieve- ment Getting from Laguna Niguel to Cos- ta Mesa everyday before the toll road was completed. +Your greatest personal achievement: My beautiful family. +Your personal motto: Live the moment. +The best book you've ever read: Pearl Buck's •Tue Good Earth.· I read it as a child and it still remains in my memory. +The compact disc in your car: Eric Clap- ton's "Pilgrim" +Your most treasured possession: My family photographs +Word or phrase you most overuse: "Cool" and •rm hungry." ' +What can you cook: Anything and everything -I'm a great cook, and it shows. +1be college major you almost took: English. I once had aspiratio~ of being a high school English teacher. +Your last charitable act: Personal. I feel strongly that every citizen is responsible for his community and should do whatev- er he can, however he can, to make a con- tribution. , , +As a cblld, what did school.mates tease , you abouU My shoes. As a child gio~ up in Hawaii, many of the kids went~ foot. I always wore these pretty, .sttiny black patent leather Mary Janes.c You know, the shoes with the straps across the front? I still love black patent 1$tf1er shoes. • +What ls In your trpllk right hc(wl Rollerblades, four pairs of shoes, a tl~e. bag stuffed with Rollerblading outfifs ,and! a recyclable shopping bag (a large dlJ.e) +The ttrst thing that attracted you to 1.our spouse or partner: His sensitive soul nie baby-blue eyes didn't hurt, either. · +The worst ldea you ever bad: lb Visit Puerto Vallarta in the middle of June +Who are your beroest My dad w~ my hero, and he always will be. • +Favorite escape from reality: Romantic dinµers and fun times with my boyfriend, oil painting, playing on my computer and listening to music. And when time allows -Las Vegasll +Your Idea of exercise: Rollerblading and dancing .. + I have a dream that: One day there will be a cure for cancer and a cure for AIDS. Phone number: 754 5327 I I l l ~ l I ~ I I I ' I I I I I ,. 4 4 I I I I I I I I J I I I L--------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-------------:_______ -----------------------------------:~ HEADLINES fT WAS A YEAR AGO THIS WEEK •.. GMNG THE GIFT OF SIGHT • The Costa Mesa City Coundl passed a ban on sidewalk vendors and puVlc.art operators. Oty otfld~s said the threat to pUblic ~fety and health.from unsanitary food prepa- ratJon, trespassing and traffic haz- ards prompted the ban. Every year, the Skahens of Newport Beach travel to Turtle Island in Fiji to help with a free eye clinic. Critics of the ban said the ban unfairly targeted 1atino entrepre-• neul'5 and dty offldals failed to prow P\ISh cart vendon pose(! a • nffiGlnt rlsk tb residents_. '. Several area high IChool ~ ..-ct 1helr fllHfl to cN~ Mulco during their spring brf More than 140 tnembeR ~ 1 Mwtners South Coelt ~in ' Newport lludt.., Irvine lilied 1n' a tent dty if\ o.rn.v-.., M9JOCO atong with 5,000 other.peogfe."1lld ta• Bible school and crafts to cNkhn In their vtnages. •in lb 5eMng God, showff'lg tf)e kids God'l low through you." iaid Cllfflln Mwrtl.. a Corona del ~ sti.ldent. .. Sdlool trustee Id~ rescdl!d 'd)Olcing school bowd member ..._a.... using the Helmli<h f'Nlfle\N«, KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY Pl.OT Dr. Stephen Skahen, his wUe, Sandy, and children, James, 9, and Jack, 13, hold up gifts given to them by Islanders in the South Paci.f1c in appreciation for their missionary work. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Sandy and Stephen Skahen believe the most valuable gift they can give a fellow human being is the ability to see the world around them . That's why for the past eight years the Newport Beach couple and their two young sons have vis- ited Turtle Island in Fiji to help a volunteer-st.pffed, free eye clinic. As part of the Beeve Foundation for World Eye & Health, a ncmprof- it organization founded by Glen - dale eye surgeon Jerold Beeve, this year, the Skahens helped test more than 1,700 and perform eye surgery on more than 80 islanders during their weeklong trip. About 1,300 pairs of glasses were given to people who would otherwise never be able to afford eye care. "This time was neat because we saw a lot of young patients and so many people who had no sight at all,• Sandy said. "The people there were so grateful and excited about being able to see.· Stephen, an anaesthesiologist at Hoag Hospital, said he and his wife got their drive to help others from a long family history of missionaries. They-found out about the clinic through Beeve and his wife, Dorothy, who saw the need for it while on vacation in Fiji for their 25th wedding anniversary. "We wanted to be involved in oversees volunteer work, not to change people, but to share with them the knowledge and expertise that we are fortunate enough to have,• Stephen said. "We think its an opportunity, and every year they allow us to come, we will go." Sandy said the trips are particu- larly touching for her boys. Jack, 13. and James, 9, play with the Leec.ie was asking a question dur- ing a meeting when she began choking on her turkey~ and ran ~.People wondered whether to call 911, until word c.ame that Decker pemmned the maMU- ver and Leece was breathing. About five minutes lat«, l.ffcie return to the boefd rOom. gave Dedter a hug and resumed asking her question ...• wedd.ings and engagements • Burmeister-Madden Her maids of honor were Elka A 22-year-old Orange COISt Col· lege student, .... MdWI, WllS arrested after he allegedly att.-cked an art fnstructor et OCC ampus. A private home in North Laguna was the setting for the Feb. 28 wedding of Gisela Burmeister, of Newport Beach, and Bill Madden, of Lake Forest. The minister was Tun T11DD1ons. The bride is the daughter of Ms. Hilde Burmeister of Ger- many, who. came here for the occasion. Bill Madden Rieder of Ger- many and Tanya Larsen, who sang at the wedding. The bride- groom is the son of the late Bill and Mary Madden of Chicago. His best ,.,,._, .......,, 32, was Wlllltlf'l9 on 1he OCC campus when McNtll snapped • pkture of him. police teported. M<Heil reportty ~ Bender In the f--. knocMd him • down end begae'I kicking him In the tac. end hetd. ~~cutting off a.ndet's h.tlr wt1h ~ said coisu Mesa pola Lt. Ron Srilhh. .. The bride's dress, made by Christo's, was an ivory lace sheath embroidered with white pearls and sequins and accom- panied with a tulle tr~. and Gisela men were Burmeister Steve Wilson 1 of Lake Forest and Bill Steele of Chicago. Wlllot The Newport 8eacM:ost.I Mesa flMMOD'"""' Oeffy-Pflot. ftO. Box 15'0,..CO.- Chief Flnendal Officer ~ CA. 92626. Copyrivht: No READERS l:ton.JME news~ Ulustr.tiOnS. edlto- rial metter or~ 642~ tw.ln CM! be reproduced wttti-VOL 92, NO. 80 Record your comments about out written pennitllon of aipy-the Daily Pilot or news tips. right ownet: Corona del ~ar 1ltOMAS K. IOMNSON. ADQBESS HOW IQ REAOt LIS 6614 PublWw OUr address Is 330 W. Bay St.. ~ wa.uAM LOmJB1. Costa Mat.. C.ltf. 92627. The limes Or~ Gou1ty Cost.a Mesa Edttlor COMECDONS ~252•9141 68147 It IJ the Pilot's Polky to prompt-oa:=Zi.5671 Newport Buch ly CIOfT9Ct all err0r5 of substance. ~642-4321 63148 ~ Giii 574-4233, News 54(). 1224 NewpOrt Co.st ~ NewpcM't hacM:ostA Mes. =642--030 65141 Sports Fu ~170 = Piiot ~144-800) 1$ ~i~lot29uf1NIM.Mt !shed= through s.t-Ufdly. In 8MC:h Ind 8uslnet1 Offlu 642-4321 MMPffOllKAl'f Costa Mesi, ~Ions .... luslMU Fax 6l1·S902 LOCATION StZE oftttJ availlblt by sUbktibl'<&: Wedge 2-lwnw The l1mes Onlnge C.ounty ) .,,. 252-9141, In.,... OWldt of Publllhed by Newport 2·3wnw Newport lead\ and Costa Mes., 11mes Communl'Y NilW5, • T'tmeS Mimlt COMplf'ly. w 81.tekles 2-4wnw 9Utllcri~ to the ~ Piiot • r,t n wali.bl9 by I for Rlwr Jetfy 2-4 wnw $ per month. S«Ond dim "*'1G.~ = peld et COst.t Me-. CA. ~-ao CdM 2·lwnw lndtlde .. ..,,,ilc.lble Wtht.MllcW. .. .-.cl loc.t --.) P05TMAS-"'°' PrOldtrit, Gntlil Mln'9lf non mt:~~ cNMt9 to 011111"'*0. ,.~,..., , The reception was held at Sunset Ridge in North Laguna and featured German food and live German music. announced the engagement of their daughter, Kammi, to Steve The couple returned to their home in Lake Forest following a honeymoon to Cancun. The bride is employed by Summit Real Estate Group in Newport Beach. The groom is the president of Wesden Associ- ates in Anaheim. Genoua-»ilson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Genova KammlGenova and Steve Wilson Jr., of Villa Park, have TOOAY Winds will be com· First low Ing In from west- 12:59 a.m. o.o Fits't high northwest this 6:47•.m. ...6 morning with • Se<lond low swell at around 10 1;31 p.m. o.o fHt. Expect Wl\'tJ SeClond high tob •around 8.-03 p.m. 4.4 ruESOAY chest·hfgh tod•y first low •nd quite probably 1"44un. 1.4 Tuesd•y. White First high temperatures ar• a 7!351.m. 4.7 Second low &!t cooler for this 2.06p.m. o.o time of y .. r, 1urt· Second hlgt\ fng condition s are 8:29p.m. 4.6 pretty good. Don•t WA18 forget your wet· ~61 suh. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wilson Sr., of Ojai, and Kathleen Wilson and Michael Terry of Arroyo Grande. Both live in Newport Beach. The bride- to-be is a grad- children who are waiting to be seen and observe the surgeries themselves. This year, Jack donat- ed a box of books to a school on the island that otherwise had no library. The clinic has grown over the years from a small hotel room with virtually no supplies to a larg- er, makeshift examination room. As more and more islanders hear of the free treatment, the numbers of people the doctors have to tum away is rapidly increasing. Richard Evanson, who owns Turtle Island, is now sponsoring other clinics at his resort during the off-season to concentrate on improving the health of the Fijians. As a result, the foundation is continuing to raise money that could eventually go toward the construction of a new medical facil~ ity for Turtle Island. For more inf or~ mation on how to contribute to the cause, call 722-0337. 1 uate of Villa Park High School ~ and UCLA. She received a mas-· ter's degree from the Annenberg: School of Communication and: works as a marketing manager' for Bergen Brunswig Corp. in Orange. The groom-to-be is a gradu- ate of Santa Barbara Higb School and Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, and is .employed by Ciw. Corp. in Irvine. :· An October wedding ~ planned at the Club House 4t- Pelican Hill Golf Course in Ne\tl,; port Beach. : : ·~ I It-a: ., - - -. !;ii . -t . \ NEWP<>RT BBACH -Tha , will be the main ~ ol dileul- sion at tbil month'• P_,, Beaches ud Rea'eldab C..:.U- mislion meeting. llCbeduJed far 7 l>.m. Tuesday et City lWl. 3300 Newport Blvd. • Commissioners will conlkler · three sewate requests for the removal ol trees planted ln City . streets: : • Tom H~aves is ~ : . for a BraZili8n pepper tree on · • the 2200 block of ArAUa Street : : to be removed, clatmtng the : •tree's roots are da.maging the ~:sidewalk and b.iS la~rin- . kler system. Gener :staff~ however, foun sl~ . cant d amage and are recom- .mending the comniission deny ithe request. • Chris Ondell is asking the commission to approve removal of the same type of tree on the 2300 block of Aralia Street. According to the city's tree : inspection report, this particular ·tree is located about three feet :nom a fire hydrant and other ,.., ...... Stafl:ll ,.,,.,,.,_d. ma the .... be NIDOV'ed •-4 a ;;;~at "98 be .. ~ted aameWbere elle in .. Qty. •Std11~the ~m_.on ~ the ~ d a liaim ~ l!uca-~ tlW OD the 1700 bloCk of ~'LiDe. which is lilt- ~• one ot the dty'I ·~ ttees .• :Iba nmioval, ~ by teadent TbomU McAW.8ter, ia DeoBllBaty bec4use it lies with· .iD two feet of the water meter ana gu line, accor~ to the stan 'I report. The tree's. wge roots bad already damaged a ~ge line and additional root trbmiling would cause lbe tree to be unstable, general ser- 1 vices staff found. The tree is Considered ·~ Cal.. because it oontributes to and gives character to a neigli- borhoOd, according to City Council policy. • The commission will also consider a pro~ to change the designated street tree on WU\ward Lane from the existing Brazilian pepper to an Aus- tralian willow. briefly in the news Elephant seal washes ashore near 11th Street Marine mammals are continu- mg to wash ashore after being battered by El Nino-influenced high surf, according to locaJ life- guards. A baby elephant seal was found alive and resting on the beach near 11th Street on Satur- day night, said Marine Safety Supervisor Mike Halphide. A harbor seaJ was also reportedly resting on the shore pear Balboa Pier, but returned to the ocean Sunday altemoon. Michele I lunter, senior animaJ care supervisor at Friends of the Sea Lions m Laguna Beach, said the young elephant seal is on a 24-hour watch If it does not "'return to sea or its mother does not return by today, someone ·from the orgaruzation will pick it up, she said Hunte r said this particular '"type of seal, which is normally ·found off the North em California coast, may not yet be able to feed on its own. #If Mom doesn't come back ·within 24 hours, we assume ·either she's not coming back or this pup really did get lost," she said. Halphlde said hfeguards cor- doned off the elephant seaJ pup and placed warning signs around Lani ha1 moved toa New Location I ISOO Adam•, 1103 •Costa Meta 540· 221 8 • eSS0-8440 it to keep beachgoers from touch- ing or feeding it. While the anticipated rain- storm never materialized Sunday, Halphide said cooler-than-nor- mal temperatures have kept beach cro·wds significantly lower than previous years. 11lis past weekend was considered the start of the two-week Easter vacation period, when lifeguard staff is usually increased, he said. Moms Oub to meet Tuesday in NeWP,ort The recently-formed Moms Club of Newport Beach will hold its first general meeting a t 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at a private home. A speaker from La Leche League will discuss the concerns and advantages of breast feed- ing. The Moms Club is a national support group for mothers who stay home with their children, including those who have home- based businesses or work part- time but are home with their chil- dren during the day. The group offers activities such as special programs for mothers, play groups and family get-togethers . For more information, call Jackie Francouer at 718-0358 or visit the group's Web site at http://members.aol.com/nmtran/ momsclubnb.btml . MASSAGE ~~~ s3900 Insurance Accepted wtChlropractlc Care. HR. 7-DAYSWK • 9am-9pm ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr. Gautier o.c. 714.979.8385 1072 S.E. Bristol St., Ste 209 Santa Ana Helahts (Comer of Newport Bl. ~JBriltol) 'Banquet OfiJoms for a{{ occasions 0 • qraauations • _ :..L: • 1i&/ie,arsal 'Dinners • 'Birtfufays · • 'Wetftfing ~ptions •Showers • Jtny qroup '£,vent MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1998 • Fire dam.~ges Costa Mesa condominiums • Officials say blaze that displaces two families started from embers in garage trash can. By Jentfer Ragland , Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The routine fire Duane Rich made in his fire- place Friday night turned out to be a 16t bigger than he expected, a.s ashes he discarded into a trash can ended up sparking a two-alann blaze that gutted his two-bedroom condominium, fire authorities said . Costa Mesa firefighters were dispatched to the three-unit condo complex on the 700 block of West 2otb Street at abol\t noon Saturday, said Battalion Chief Keith Fujimoto. No one was hurt as a result of the structure fire. Fujimoto said Rich's condo and an adjacent resi- dence were left uninhabitable, while the third unit only suffered minor damage. Total property loss is estimated at about $90,000. Fujimoto said a preliminary investigation revealed that the blaze started in a plastic garbage can, which was stored in Rich's garage on the first floor of the two- story condo. The flames then spread inside the house, destroying the two bedrooms and causing some damage to the roof of the building. Rich, who has lived in the condo for three years with his mother, said Sunday the American Red Cross has housed him in a local Advertorial Auto .. Facts by Paul Frech URVJC• A Ul'AIR HlltfAfl • IWEHSH JAMllllU AUJOM081US RESTORING YOUR CAR'S FINISH There has been a profound shift in vehicle design in recent years from rear to front-wheel drive. What's the difference? Rear-wheel drive has a drivetrain arrangement by which the engine power goes through the transmission to the driveshaft, then to the rear wheels. With front-wheel drive. the transmission and the axle are combined into one unit (the transaxle), mounted directly to the engine. Eliminating the separate rear ax le/differential assembly enables automakers to reduce the weight of their cars. The compact Lransaxle unit is also smaller and easier to install. On the other hand, rear-wheel-drive advocates claim that their design handles better at the limit because loss of traction does not hamper the car's ability to steer. HINT: Carmakers have addressed concerns over "torque steer" in front-wheel-drive cars (compromised steering ability due to loss of traction in the front wheels) by introducing traction control to inhibit wheel spin. RESTORING YOUR CARS FINISH Once an automobile leaves the dealer's lot, the sun and the elements begin their assault on the paint. Oxidation leaves paint looking dull, while acid rain, bird droppings, and other envi ronment insults produce etching and stains. Then, there are the light scratches that occur daily. The good news? As long as these defects do not go through the outer layer (whether a clear coat or color coat), they can be "finessed out." This means that enough of the top layer can be removed to take out the defects and return 1 smooth, glossy finish to the car. Prof es ion al paint restoration involves the use of various grades of rubbing compounds for li1ht defects, while wet sanding is reserved for more serious cases. When you come in for a utomotive he lp. you need someone you can count on and can Wk to. At C & P. we want you to join our lona li5t of ~atisfied customers. o we say. come on by! Only new parts are used in our repairs. We do valve jobs and H tended wan anty work. Call 646·69 l 0 (2090 Placentia). AAA·approved. HINn A worn fini h can shave hundreds of dollars off a vehlcie~ resale value, tthich ~ paint restoration a wile invelbnent. DON LEACH I DAl.Y PILOT Duane Rich looks over his kitchen after fire ripped through his garage and bedrooms Saturday forcing him to seek.shelter unW he can relocate. hotel until he can relocate. The oth- er affected resident, who refused to comment, is apparently staying with farruly. Rich's mother was out of town when the fire occurred. and was expected back by Monday. On Sunday afternoon, Rich was sWJ trying to dean up the mess and salvage whatever personal belong- ANY PURCHASE OF $25 OR MORE ings were not scorched by the fire. Family members were helping hun remove what little clothing and fur- niture they could dig out of the so<i.k:ing wet, charred bedrooms. But Rich said his biggest lO!>s was a fishing boat tbat was pdrked in the garage along with thousands of dollars worth of high-qucility • Stride Rite • Airwalk • Jumping Jack • Skechers •Vans • Elefontc •And More ftslung gedf. "Fis lung season is starting and my boat's history,· he said. "I'm bwnmed out. H The Homeowne~ Association dl the condo complex has fire rnsurnnce, Rich said, but he is not ~ure tf that will cover the damage lo hJs personal belongings. Fash.ion Island 595 Newport Ccnttr Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660 714/644-2464 Ocean Ranch Village Il 32411GoldenLanum,5-1 Laguna N"igud, CA 926n 714/248-5671 I ---->----- • r-------------~----------. ....-ww·----.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·---~---------, I AREA CODE .. ,-.. 1 dtt of on Viejo, Fullerton able to use up its six-month up-I 1 • • 1 and Huntillgton Beach. ply of staUonary and simply I i CONTINUED FROM 1 : • ._ ............. Dul l Preftxea-including631, 721, reorderwiththanewcodeatthat ! l ....... _..... t' 7~2, 723 and othen-wlll deter· time, said d1Jtrict spokeswoman I : : ._ ..__... ,-._..... 1 mme which Costo Mesa num-Lynette Round. I area code since 1992, when 909 1 can .,. """1111 -,.....," I bers will have to be changed. •we'll change our business , ! was added in San Bemard1no f ~-~=m»+-... r But Costa 1ttessed that just cards, but that shouldn't cost us I : County, Costa said. ~ Wm • ..,,. ~-1 because your neighbor across more them $1,500," she said. l The California-Nevada Code : ~ltml I the street may have a new area Murphy said he doesn't have : Administration, based near San L. ________ .. _____ .. ___ ... ____ _, code doesn't mean you'i:_e going an estimated figure on how : Francisco, gathets data for the with Santa Ana. to be charged a long-distance much it will cost the city to ! California telecommunications Everything north and west of fee when you call him. change the necessary docu· : industry. Representatives assess that line will remain in the 714 •No one will experience a ments to the new area code. l whether an area is in need of a area code, while all phones change in cost, no matter if their Most likely, be said, officials wW : code change, then hold public south and east of that line will area code has changed or not,• use what is in stock and reorder I meetings to bear input from dti· have to adopt the new 949 area she said. •eost has always been with the new code. l zeos and make their final recom-code. determined, and continues to be, "It will be a change, but I : mendations to the California The Costa Mesa City Council only by the length of time you don't see it as being a major Public Utilities Commission. last year appealed the decision talk and the distance.· issue," he said. The dec1s1on means a line to draw the line separating 714 That doesn't mean the code The new area code is expect· will be drawn from the Santa and 949 right down Wilson change won't cost some con-ed to service new phone nwn- Ana River just south of Estancia Street, but could not persuade sumers a few extra dollars. bers for the next 18 to 22 years, High School to Harbor Boule-the code administration to At Mesa Consolidated Water Costa said. vard, down the middle of Wil-change its mind, officials said. District, the code change means Now, for the bad news. son Street to the Costa Mesa Costa noted that public meet-new business cards, letterhead "The 714 area code is only Freeway. where 1t will run up ings regarding the 714 change and customer service tags. expected to last another four to the east side to the city limits were held in June 1996 in the Fortunately, the office will be five years,~ she said. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~--------~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ MOO RAD CONTINUED FROM 1 much at all." Moorad SdJd. But then cdrne the dull, conslS· lent pctl.Jl m h1s nght upper thigh. At first, he thought nothing of 1t, but Moordd soon came down wtth a high lever and other flu- like symptoms, prompting him to go to the emergency room. After several hours of tests and morutoring by local doctors and spec1altsts, Moorad WdS given the d1agnosis: the rare but deadly necrollZlng fascutis -commonly known dS "flesh-eating bactend. • Rick Pospisil, an orthopedic surgeon at Hoag, was the first doc- tor to see Moorad when he amved at the hospital "I had never seen anyone with tlus type of mtecbon." he said. ·nus particular disease progress- es very rap1clly and, 1J you don't catch it in time, you could lose lile anti l.tmb." Posp1Sil qwckly rull'd out that the pain was caused by a pulled muscle, which is what Moorad ongmally thought, dnd called in an expert. When infecuous chscases spe- Cldbst Martin Fee first saw Moorad on Dec 17, he didn't Uunk tl was the dreaded flesh-eat- ing bactena that recently had been m the news in Orange Coun- ty and elsewhe>re aero% the coun· try "When they said they would have to take me to surgery right away, the lawyer in me said wait -I have to go back to my room and think about this for a while,• Moorad said. "But little did I know that time was short.• Because the disease spreads so quick1y, Fee said, it is critical to act as soon as possible. "I basically told him there was no b.rne for sec- ond opinions," he said. Moorad then experienced the first of what would be seven surg- eries to clean out the infected muscle tissue over 2 112 weeks. In the end, doctors managed to remove all of the harmful bactend without causmg any long-term effects to Moorad's leg. After physical therapy, Moorad now walks unassisted. Moorad said he went through various stages throughout his month-long ordeal, the final one being appreciation and reflection. He also expressed gratitude to the doctors who worked so hard to save his life "I think I came away from the experience Wlth a new perspec- tive on work, family and liie in general. It has definitely left me with a healtluer view of the priori· hes in life," Moorad said. "Healthy toddy, near death tomor- row was a concept I couldn't imagine before this ordeal. I have a much better appreciation for anyone who suffers from a life- threatening disease.· did." Fee said. "It worked in his favor because the disease wasn't moving as fast as it has in other people. But Jeff was very sick and could have died if we didn't catch it. .. Fee and Pospisil said it was rewarding to work on Moorad's case, especially because they were able to defeat the infection qwckly and keep him healthy. "It was exciting, but also nerve- wracking," said Pospisil, who was involved in all of Moorad's surgi- cal treabnents. "In medicine, you like to deal with knowns, so that if you do X, Y will happen. But with th.IS disease, you may do some- th.mg and the disease will respond m a way you didn't like it to." The doctors still don't know exactly how Moorad became infected. Fee said bactena -the same organisms that cause strep thrOdt -generally enter the body through an open wound ·we don't fully understand how the disease is transmitted,· he said. "It's very scary because usually it attacks very healthy people.· Despite being hospitalized, Moorad managed to negotiate more than $150 million in baseball contracts -the highest in the industry this year. ·I spend my life on the tele- phone and, thankfully, Hoag has a great phone system," he said. ·1 used my work to help regain my strength." and other staff people in his office were invaluable in stepping up to help share his workload. "Everyone in the office elevat- ed their performance two notch- es," said Steinberg, who added that Moorad's hospitalization came at one of the firm's busiest times. "My advice to them was to channel their anxiety and appre- hension over Jeff's future into the law finn, so he would have some- thing exciting to look forward to when he got through it." The impact of it all was more than apparent this w.eek as Moorad attended various baseball season openers in support of the players that depend on him for their careers. "I've been working in this spe- cialty area for 15 years, and yet 1t wasn't unW I went through the experience at Hoag that I really stopped to reflect and remind mysell of how truly fortunate I was,· Moorad said. Cnn.•011• Pl'\ ...,, A.., l • 1• ', r• T {, Since 1972 COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM 1 could nearly double the average dally traffic volumes in the area. The large hotel and conf~r ence center could also be cons1d· ered inconsistent with lower intensity commercial and resi· dential uses to the north, which is one of the city's critena for rejection. But because the proposal does bold potential benefits to the city -including about $342,000 each year in room taxes. increased sales tax revenues and a chance to revitalize a vacant, high-profile site -Robinson ~ recommencing the City Council accept the application for further environmental review and analysis. The City Council tonight will also consider: • Allocation of $1.7 million in Community Development Block Grant and HOME Investment Partnership funds. The money, which comes from the U.S. Departme nt of l lousing and Urban Development, would con- tinue to fund existing programs such as code enforcement, Neighbors for Neighbors, low- income housing rehabilitation programs and other social ser- vices provided by the city and other nonprofit groups. City Manager Allan Roeder 1s proposing the city spend $995,300 of the 1998-99 alloca- tion for construction of a Down- town Community Center. How- ever, the city's Redevelopment and Residential Rehab1htahon Committee recommended that $25,000 of that go to Olive Crest Homes and Services for Abused Children to go toward the pur- chase of a new Costa Mesa Group home. The City Council will conduct a publlc hearing on the issue. But as the day wore on and Moorad's leg became worse, FPe said he made the dtlhcult diagno- sis and began treatmf'nt of the unpredictable ctisease. If necrotiZ· ing fasciltis isn't caught 1t witlun 72 hours, the mortality rate is Vlf- tually 100% U 1t IS caught, there IS about a 50% chance of survival. Fee, who had dealt with cases of flesh-eating bacteria about four years before he saw Moorad, said the sports agent definitely was lucky. "In his bad luck of getting the rare disease, he was very lucky he didn't have more damage than he The largest sports law fum in the country, Steinberg and Moorad represent more than 100 professional football, baseball and basketball players, boxers, Olympic stars, retired athletes and media personalities. Moorad said his two partners 915·---~~~ Mattress Outlet Stor Moorad admitted he was reluc- tant to accept the situation when infonned by Fee and Pospisil of tus condition and the need for almost immediate surgery. L • • • • • • ' , .~ .'·. ·, I ~. ' , , • KENNY 1/, PRINTER 2',Q J!l l ,,. HE$t "' • Designer/ Jr ... • Contwnporory fJ-/;' ( • Vlntag9INew • Recyded Men's & Women's Oothing • Shoes/ Acc:ieaories • COf lligl ment Clothing Excha~ll YOUR 11 Rll IBIVEE PRlfT CBml I ii · 1 =I ~e] ~: ~ • 1 A One stop center tor 111 your ,; .. 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The youth group is askin9 for a waiver of the $700 fee and $350 deposit for use of thP Neighborhood Community Cen. ter, a $500 donation to cove r sound and lighting equipment and crew, materials and printmg costs for the production or suo posters and funding for event security. In addition, suppor1 staff costs are estimated at about $2,044. UAICY IAUCll , • Look in the> Clossifi<'d Sc>ruice Dir(>ctory for help. Newport Beach's Best Kept Secret .. LI POSWCTION New Lower Rates 4-1.-981 • Absolutely No broker or Polley Fe6s • Quality Personallzed Service • Family Owned Agency • Established In 1927 Llc#0550290 MERCURY INSURANCE CO. Craf g__B.rown liUurance (714) 760-1255 C ntrr Drltll., till • N B#rh tn loo.thl<>n Tfln"'I \ ( The Back Bay Cafe .rerve., up mouth·w<lftring e111rus, a "taxed dining ntmosphn~ and patio sealing with a delkimu view of Newport Bay. Brta/cfast Eye·Ope~rs • So11dwich's • Burg"·' • Salads and morel O~n 7 duyt a w*d: for brrutjasl cl lunch 7 u.m. • J p.m. A STEP BEYOND THE TUMESCENT TECHNIQUE MICHAEL V. ELAMf1.o. COSMl:TIC SU,.Ol:"'f Phone today for frM c.on9Uh.Mlon 11~n1 .111a Reduced N~ive PNSsure ls th9 latest and Nfest approach to Uposuctlon as publlahed by Or. Elam inthe · lntemation1I Jovrn1/ of Anth•rfc& RestOlaW. ~ ' 1 l . l Daily Piloc BALBOA BOAT RENTALS ... ... offers rentals for experienced skippers in comfort and style aboard either a 17. or 1S.foot dual-console powerboat Rental rates range from $40 to $60 an hour. Half-day rates are $135 for the 17·foot dual console, Sl 70 for the center console and $195 for the 19·foot dual console. Rates a.re slightly higher on weekends. Bal- boa Boat Rentals is at 510 E. Edgewater, Balboa Peninsula. For 'reservations, call 673-7200. BONGO'S SPORT ASHING CHARTERS ..• .. . offer, private party whale· watching excursions every day. The cost is $125 for one hour, six· passenger maximum and a lhree·hour minimum. For more information, call 673-2810. PILGRIM OF NEWPORT .•• ... the 118·foot historic schoo. ner, offers weekend whale·watch· ing trips Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. The cost is $20 for adults and $15 for children. For reservations, call 966·0686. - • . ' ' . ) FUN ZONE BOAT CO. m ... guarantees whale or dolphin sightings during its excursions or the next bip is free. Daily bips cost $14 for adults, $12 for seniors, chil· dren ages 3 to 11 are S8 and free for children under 3. Groups rates are also available for schools, youths and 910ups of 15 or more. For reservations, call 673-0240. COASfAL NAVIGATION A comprehensive eight·week intennedlate coastal navigation course will be offered from 7 to 10 p.m. Monday evenings through May 18 at the Orange Coast College Salling Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Cost is $75. For more tnfonnation, call 645·9412. POWER YACHT TRAINING OCC's Marine Program offers a five-day power yacht training classes titled Power Yacht Owner· Operatdr naini.ng, Crom April 15 to 19, May 13 to 17, June 10 to 14, 24 to 28. Weekend sections meet May 1 to 3 and 9 to 10. The cost HAPPY • • • for the trip is $1,495. For more information, call 645·9412 . SEA EXPLORERS The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County seeks young men ages 14 to 18 who are interested in being a part of the Sea Explorer pro- gram. The group meets every Wednesday at 7 p.m . at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call Mike Stewart at 642-6301 or Jerry LaPointe at 551-8591. - • TI.M.E VVELL SPENT BAYSIDE CLEAN'ERS. BAYSIDE PHARMACY ASHSOtOOL Fishing dasses are offered Monday and TueSday of each week. Classes leave the Jjllboa Pavilion at 6 a.m. and retwn at 4 p.m. Cost is $125 per person. Por more information, call 673-2810. DORY ASHING Fl£ET Get to the Newport pier/Mc- Fadden Square early to watch tbe fleet retum with the fresh catch of the day. The fish is prepared for sale at the open.air market. BRUCE ALAN SALON • CARoL KLEIN FINE J E"WELRY ]AvA CITY · 1 uST ·&nRATIONS • ·PACIFIC CoAST F1,0RAL PAVILIONS PLACE __ • THE PHoTo LAB· SAPORI Risr6RANTE • SHiDEs oF Rao • UNION BANK B AYSIDE DRIVE AT ]AMBOREE RoAD, N EWPORT B EACH BAYSIDE CENTER . . . . . . . . "' . . . . EYE-OPENER Costa Mesa-S Bruce Hancock picks up two serond places . . . . .. . .. QUOTE OF THE DAY '°Sh'1 ciam6 In on" n.fg/11 and "'614ld. 'I uxw to play lee Mckey.•• • -j[J.( R£FJ) .. . OCC dives to title with win· over Golden West molly yanity •It goes five, but Orange Coast prevails in win over Golden West in probable State final preview. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Of course it was going to be a great match. Of co~ it was going to go five games. Of course tempers would fly, kills would pummel to the would, blocks would resonate like bombs going off and fists would pump in ekcitement. But players going off the high I ' • • • ' ( i I ;' , • • , t I ) l I ~ 1 I dlve1 It seemed an odd way to cele- brate, but after a five-game thriller Saturday night against arch rival Golden West, Orange Coast Colleqe's volleyball team first tossed Coach Chuck Cute- nese into the pool adjacent its Peterson gymnasium, and then took turns swan-diving and jack- knifing into the pool. ·111e water was warm. but the air is cold,• Cutenese shivered after the victory, which brings his squad a bit of revenge and a "I don't think anybody can beat us in a filth game. " -ORANGE COAST FRESHMAN SElTER RYAN HISKEY • probable Orange Empire Confer- ence championship. The Pirates needed every ounce of energy to eke out the 13- 15, 16-14, 15 .. a, 5-15, 15-12 victo- ry, but were clearly ready to bask in the wtD. "I don't think anybody can beat us in a fi{th game,• freshman . setter Ryan Hiskey said of the 18- 1, 14-1 Boes. "That's all we do in practice is siding out. That fifth game, we sided out better.• Cutenese and crew have not lost a game since the Rustlers (15- 2, 13-2) defeated Coast Feb. 24 in Huntington Beach, 3-1. The Bucs I have not even been extended to five games all season, and to fa~ games just twi<;e. · "We have pushed really bani conditioning,• Cutenese said. •i;o take it to a fifth game and have that pay off shows the hard wo11t is worth it.• With just two OEC matches remaining -both at home -the Pirates need both to lock the con- ference title assuming the Rustlers wins their final matches, as well. The Sues started the game looking like championship co~- . •SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE ,7 Did Golden West's Coach D' Alessandro have a clue? r------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--, . • Coach's curious temper Lantrum after defeat at Orange Coast left fans wondering what happened. Orange Coast College's men's 'olleyball team won its biggest rndtch of the season over Golden West Saturday rught. After about five minutes of 1umpmg ma huddle with friends dnd teammates, throwing the coaches mto the pool and diving 1n themselves, Coach Chuck <. ·utenese and some of the players were ready for postgame interviews I was talking to freshman '>l'lter Ryan Hiskey when a loud < Jang and an angry grumble rhsrupted the party at OCC's Pe terson Gymnasiwn. Golden West Coach Mike !)'Alessandro had been sitting near the end of the Pirates' bench when the OCC gang returned from the pool. For some reason, D' Alessandro picked up one of the foldmg chairs and slammed 1t to the ground and qrurnbled as someone pulled him away Now, 1 remember the most unsportsmanltke thing I've ever seen. It was almost exactly six years ago on a softball field in Lancaster, Otuo. For whatever reason, those trashy, unsportsmanlJke, poor-loser thmgs are 1ust mcidents you never forget. Unfortunately, my small but v1v1d list grew by one Saturday rug ht. I have no idea why D' Alessandro threw the chair ,ind needed to be pulled away. Maybe losing the Orange Empire Conference title was all 1t was. Maybe he was just frustrated. Maybe he had a reaUy good reason. I'm sure there are really good reasons to act like a spoiled baby in front of people. 1 just can't rPport what it might be. Hlskey and I turned our <1llenllon from questions on the match to the racket at the end of the court. "What's going on there?" I dSked "I have no idea,· he s.aid. Hmmm, I JUSl wonder, does ()'Alessandro have any idea? k JC BASEBALL Pirates top Riverside with five runs in ninth •Catcher John Lukin cranks a pair of doubles in 10-8 conference win. RIVERSIDE -Orange Coast College's baseball team rallied for a five-run ninth inning to steal a victory away from hosting Riverside, 10-8, ln an Orange Empire Conference clash Satur- I I ' I I • featuring / DON LEACH I OAA.Y PlDT Elizabeth Reed ol Newport Beach Ntumed to Orange County lut week to compete ln the U.S. Hockey Cbamplombips at Disney Jee ln Aubetm In order to play com~ttve lrtfls hockey, ~ 16, goes to • prep school called Pomfret ln Connecticut. Elizabeth Reed said goodbye to Newport Beach for an ice rink and school back East. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot Reed couldn't unagine anything more art-wrenching. TherE! was, dropping off his 16-year-old daughter, Elizabeth, at a prep school in Connecticut 3,000 miles away from their Newport Beach home. •1t was the toughest thing I've ever done," he said. Jim Reed couldn't imagine anything more justifying. There Elizabeth was, swatting pucks into the net at her first ice hockey game. It's one of those things - one of those things that dad- dies have to do. They have to let go of their little girls' hands and send them on their way. For Jim Reed, he might as well have let go of a hockey glove and sent Elizabeth skating away. Usually fathers don't have to watch their daughters off until college. But most daddies don't have female hockey prodigies under their roofs, either. "She came in one night and · we were sitting in front of the TV and she said, 'I want to play ice hockey,•• Reed recounts. •1 kind of blew her off. I mean, I'd never even been to a hockey game. But she's a very determined girl· So determined.. in fact, that she traded in two years at Santa Margarita High for a spot on the girls hockey team at Pomfret School in Connecticut. "The first game I ever played in (at Pomfret) I got two goals,• Elizabeth says proudly. Not a bad decision. Elizabeth, 16 and a junior at Pomfret, is missing 10 days of school along with one of her teammates to compete with an elite state youth team, Team Cal, in this week's U.S. National Hockey Championships at Disney Ice in Anaheim. •1 started playing pretty young. I was playing roller hockey with some of the guys in the neighborhood when I was about 7 or 8, • she said. Her hockey career got rolling on in-line skates when she began playing at the Harbor Area Boys Club. •She was doing really well.• her father said. •we have a rule in the house. The rule is if you start something, you can't quit. You finish it. So, she said she wanted to play ice hockey and that was four and a half years ago.· Reed began playing on ice with boys teams, but once she got to the midget level, she (and all the other girls trying out for this particular club, according to Jim) was cut. "About the same time that happened, she got a letter from a coac;h to go back East to play (for a prep school)," he said. Elizabeth said the decision to leave home wasn't difficult, but choosing a school was. "I'd gone to some camps and coaches had seen me there," she said. "I didn't get ' • into my No. 1 choice and the I I school I did get into, I didn't l really want to go.• I Then she went to a tryout in I Michigan where Pom.fret's : Coach Waddy Rowe caught the , 1 gleam on Elizabeth's skates and asked her if she would be interested in joining his squad in Connecticut. "She's very fast and worked extremely bard," Rowe said. "She hadn't played that long, but she was extremely tenacious and aggressive and wanted to learn. After each session, she'd ask what she could do to get better. I was extremely impressed with her attitude." the team's third-leading scorer this winter, Reed elped Pomfret to an 18-3-1 record scoring hat tricks on several occasions from her left wing position. Pomfret moved to Division 1 this season (after earning the New England Championship in Division II in 1997) and made it to the playoffs in its first try in the mor~ competitive classification. The squad was ranked eighth among 46 prep school teams. "When we trying to make it 1 to the playoffs (toward the end of the season), we had to beat three teams in a row, including the No. 1 ranked team. We tied them, 0-0. It was the first time someone had shut them out," she recalled. For Team Cal, she is playing right wing. Reed is hoping her ice dreams take her to one of the women's colleqe hockey powerhouses at the University New Hampshii&, Providence, Northeastern or Colby. "She'll definitely play colleqe, •Rowe said. •she's getting a lot of exposure. She's going to be a good one.• L---------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------~~----~~ ' ~~ I The Pirates (14-14, 6-10 in · . . t ~~~:i;ec~~::m~~ro~ Cd.M's Morse posts oranae Counh1's best time in 800' Lukin and Ivan Loochlwtt. ~, · "J' Lukin went 3 for 4 lncluding a · 8 C d··a M C pair of doubles and scored three orona it:a ar, osta times, whll Loochkartt ta111ed a Mesa ta.re well in 1l'abuco double and a tingle. H all<> Hills bivitational Saturday. added an RBI and three runs. Freshman Chad Oonz4lez out MISSION VIBJO -tCorona del of Founta.lD Vall y High shut-Mar High'• Uz Mone recorded a down the 1lg In the bottom of 2:17.45 to win the 800·meter run the ninth to pick up the win (1-0). in Satwday'11l'abua> H1lls Invite· ' tional track and field meet and PQSt Orange County'• best tlm of th aeuon. Mone, a toJ>homore, has a per- sonal record of 2:12.53 Lil th event whlch she posted lost sea- son. JamJe DeNoewer of Cotta Mesa c:iu1led Into second place 1n • the 11600 with a tim of 5:15.?1. ln the 3,200, Corona del Man distaDOt unit ol Lindsey You.rmo.n and Jennifer BleiT posted respec· live t1m • of 11 :38.45 and 11:40.63. On the bo}'I tide, th Mus- tangs' senior diltance phenom Bruce HAnci>ck fulftlleCl b1I hopes -} of J>OSUng season bests 1il the 800 and niJl8 runs with second place fln1shes iii both. Hanox:kt who was looking for· ward to ru.nnlilg 011 th syntheUc: track •• opposed to M ... , packed mud IW'face, broke two minutes in the 800 with a 1:65.8'. H was about two aecondl olf lhli wtnnlng time. He a1iO was nmner up 1n t,eoo With a ti.me~ 4:20.44. 'Themmate Matthew Rud placed third ln th thot put With heave of 52-St/4. I . ,_ i r ' VOLLEYBALL CONTINUED FROM 6 tenders jumping out to a 2-0 lead ln the first game .. bu( there was llttle suspense -t&( approximat- ed 350 fans knew tt would be a lpng mat.ch. Golden West needed five tries -and a replay -to finally seal game point, which came via a Coast hitting error. Orange Coast stormed back in game two taking leads of 4-1, 9·6 ·and 13-8 before the Rustlers, paced by last spring's OBC Play- er of lhe Year Scott Lane, knotted the dual at 13-13. Cutenese called a timeout -after GW's Casey Brewer served for three consecutive points. The timeout tactic had been effective up to that point as after both coaches took the break, their team earned a sideout. It worked for Coast and Ivan Mer- cer and Nicolas Dominik sup- plied a block on a Lane kill attempt to notch the 15th point and a Rustler hit that went long clinched the game at 16-14. Coast came on strong in the third game, thanks In part to six kills by Newport Harbor High product Josh Richardson and, to go 15-8. But no one thought the Rustlers would disappear. After 12 grueling sideouts to open the fowth, Golden West put up a 2-0 lead on the serving of freshman Ross Willey. The Pirates' hitting became seemingly nonaggressive and most attempts went wide or long. "They really took it to us in the fourth,• Cutenese said as the guests won it, 15-8. •But the fifth game is anybody's game. I said before we got in there that who- ever can play steadiest down the stretch will win it." With the crowd chanting ·o- C-CI" and thundering after every point in the rally-score set, it seemed Orange Coast couldn't lose. The Pirates won the toss and got a 1-0 lead on Mark Pozsgai's kill and too a 6-3 lead after a nm Tamas hit found the wood. Rustier Coach Mike D' A- lessandro called a timeout and the momentum swung to his team as Lane ripped one to the floor. Coast built another solid lead at 9-6, but West snuck back to within one (12-11) after an OCC service error gave the green and gold not only a point, but the serve. But McBdin and Pozsgai pulled through with kills for the 13th and 14th points. And it was Pozsgai and the 6-foot-7 Mercer who combined for a block that clinched the match and sent the majority of the crowd and all the Coast players into wild celebra- tion. Coincidentally, Mercer and Pozsgai both play other varsity sports for Orange Coast. Mercer is a star wide receiver for Coach Bill Workman's football squad and Pozsgai was a starter on the Bucs' basketball team. Pozsgai tallied a team-high 24 kills, while McBain hammered down 20. Richardson also added 19. Hiskey put up 69 assists. "I hope we don't have to meet them again unW the final (of the state tournament),• Cutenese said. M It's been going that they beat us at their place and we beat them at ours. Being on our home court was a huge factor.• Cutenese praised his squad's "team" efiort and that the Pirate attack was a balanced one. "Defense was key. A big dif- ference (from the Feb. match which Golden West won) was bl~king their back row. Their back row (attackers) killed us last time. We were able to block them this time and that' was not as effective for them." Golden West, the three-time consecutive state champ, was led by Lane's 22 kills. I Players wanted I • r Orange Coast united IOOOer • teoms need playen. • The Rush ll, a girls under-13 : teom, needs a goelkeeper and : two field players. lf interested, t contact Patti Pe~n et 549- 2121. The RipUdes, girls und~12 squad. needs a 'Jo8.lkee~ and ft8lcl playen, u well. For f\irther tntormation, Wt Bob Jenldnl at 662-2678. . . MMC MM11N I OAl.Y Pl.OT N~rt Harbol' Hlgh's Nlck Lan~olf ~Oft tbe moWad durlag a rough outing lD a 154 lo.I to Corona del Mai. The Tan return to action TuesdaY al WOOd.b~ COLLEGE BASEBALL Concordia steals a pair of GSAC ganies from SCC • Vanguards let Eagles move into third place with GSAC sweep. IRVINE -Southern Calilorrua College's baseball squad fell vic- tiin to good hitting and good pitching from host Concorctia Sat- urday as the Vanguards dropped both games of a Golden State Athletic Conference doublehead- er. Concordia won 6-5 m 14 innings and 10-3 in the night cap. Both startj!lg pitchers -Bryce Prinun for SCC and Concord.la's Matt Broesamle -combined to go 16 innings. Broesamle, a sophomore out of Costa Mesa High, tallied four strikeouts and allowed four runs in seven innings, while Primm went 11 . But it was Concordia's Justin Duke who knocked a bases- loaded single in the 14th off SCC's Josh Steele for the go- ahead run. The second game featured a 13-hit onslaught by the Eagles, wbo move into third place in the GSAC with a mark of 10-8. The Vanguards, meanwhile, fall to fourth place at 10-11 and 19-17 overall. SCC was paced by Kevin Moore, who went 4 for 7 on the day, and James Dent's 3 for 5, RBI performance. GOU>EN STATE ATHLETIC CONffJENCE GAME1 CoNcOM>IA 6, 5oCAL c.ouEGE 5 sec ooo on ooo 100 oo -s n 3 cu 000 003 100 100 01 . 6 12 0 Pri"1n\ Stede (12) and Dent Broesarrile, S~in (8). Folger (10) and Applefield, Stodge!. W -Folger, 2-4; L ·Steele, S-3. 28 -Chambers (SCO. Moore (SCO. HR -Patterson (CU). GAMEZ C'.oNcmDIA 10. 5oCA&. .cotaGE ] SoCal College 020 001 O -3 5 1 Concordia 016 120 x -10 13 O Ross. Vlllare~I (4), Rivera (5), Lowery (6) and Utttef~ld; Patterson and Applefield. W -Patterson. 4-4; L -Ross, 3-3. 2B -Smith (CU) 2, Rivera (SCO. Grasse (SCO. Kindreich (CU), Reimer (CU). 38 -Smith (CU). HR -Myers (CU). SUMMARY ORANGI EMPIRE CONRltENCE o.w.ca Co.uT 10, RMRSaOE 8 occ ()()() 030 205 -10 11 0 Riverside 410 200 100 -8 16 1 Stevenson, Shwam (1), Riedel (5), Gomalez en and Lukin; Stevens, Quldc (9), McMillan (9) end Blum. W -Gonulu, 1.0: L -Stevens, 3-1. 28 -Lukin COCO 2, Dobbs (RO 2, Ehinger (oct'), Fenoglio (OCQ, Looc:hhrtt coco. Oemen1s CRO. Bejenaru (RQ. H~ -Clements (RO. Dobbs(RO . :a) j,, I ' I I I I l I , ' - FIVE YEARS AGO THIS WEEK ... •Dave Angeloni of Corona de! Mar High blasts a two-run home run and pitches six solid innings to lift the Sea Kings to a 7-2 win over Santa Fe. championship. The Sea Kings, who bad placed second behind the Diablos, took the crown behind the perf onnances of future Green Bay Packer Jeff "lbomason and Chris OedlDg. •Pitcher Mike Mtsuraca delivered the game-winning hit in the 12th iruung as Orange Coast College rallies from a 5-2 defidt to defeat Rancho Santiago, 6-5 in an Orange Empir •Matt 8roelamle goes 3 for 4 for Costa Mesa, but the MusUmgs commit nine errors as Century cruises to a 2~-3 win in the Pride of the Coast Baseball Tournament. •The awards keep coming in for district basketball stars. Costa Mesa's Ollvta DlCamllll takes borne the CIF Southern Section Division ID Player of the Year honor, while Newport Harbor's Michaele Ross earns first team laurels. Another Mustang, Heather Robinson, is named to the second team. First team Division IV recognition e Conference clash. Misuraca's double drove in Craig Nixon. •Gary Suasman throws a gem and Greg Haack hits a bases-loaded double during a six-run fifth inning to lift Corona del Mar to a 6-2 win over Newport Harbor. Haack ~ 2 for 3 on the day and Kevin Maas adds two doubles in the wm. For the Sailors, Tony Wren had a two-RBI single. goes to CdM's MoWe Flint • •JW Blshop cranks a three-run home run as Orange Coast College's softball team tops College of the Desert, 4-1, to advance to the finals of the •Estancia routs Uruversity, 8-1, as Tony Mendoza tires a five-hitter. Conrad Colby anp Mark Hartley np timely tnples to lead the Eagles' attack. Desert Easter Tournament. . •Newport Harbor's Gina Heads records a 140-11 in the discus throw at the Arcadia Invitational. Heads' throw earns her fifth place at the meet, and also gives her Orange County's best throw of the spring. •Newport Beach resident James Bergeson scores four goals to lead the Uruted States National water polo team to a 15-9 wm over Cuba. The victory gives Team USA a Uurd-place fuush at the Cuban lntemationaJ Tournament m Havana. TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK ... •The CIF rules that Mission Viejo High used an ineligible swimmer 1.0 the CIF Swim Relays and hands Corona del Mar its third consecutive •Corona del Mar High's Todd Katovsich and Newport Harbor's Dave Tullar are named to the South All-Star football team for thr! Orange County showcase gamQ. -complied by Molly Yanity COLLEGE SOFTBALL Gribble lifts Cards Vanguards sweep Royals • Much-improved Pacific Christian squad gives NAIA's No. 4 SCC trouble before bowing out twice. FULLERTON -The Southern California College pitching corps allowed JUSt Pacific Chnstian just two hits in both games of a non- conference doublehedder as the Vanguards swept a pair of games Saturday. SCC's Jen Houston picked up her 17th win in a 4-2 victory that featured six RoyaJ errors. Gretchen Brandt watched the hosts mount a 1-0 lead in the fifth inning, but the Vanguards rallied back with single runs tn the six.th and seventh. Brandt moves to 15- 4 with the victory. Valerie lrwin ripped a double for sec in the nightcap. The Vanguards, ranked No. 4 in the NAIA, are 33-7 and return BEAUTIFUL COURSE ALONG THE to Golden State Athletic Confer- ence play this week with a home doubleheader against Point Loma Nazarene Tuesday at 2 o'clock. The Crusaders bring to town freshman pitcher Hayden Aley, who was a member of the Daily Pilot Dream Team as she attend- ed high school at Corona del Mar. NONalt& Et£JKE GAMl1 5oCM. C.otUGI 4. "'°'9c OtlasnAN 2 Socal College 201 000 1 -4 8 1 Pac Christian 200 000 O · 2 2 6 Houston and Murie; Moulden and Williams. W ·Houston, 17-3; L • Moulden. 9-8. 28 · Williams (PCC). GAME 2 5oCAl Coo..aiE 2. PACH: CMasnAH 1 SoCal College ()()() 001 1 -2 6 0 Pac Christian 000 010 o -1 2 0 Brandt and Blankenship; Boswell and Emry. W -Brandt. 15-4; L ·Boswell, 6-9. 28 -Irwin (SCO . UPPER NEWPORT BAY ECOLOGICAL EARTH MY SK ECOTOPIA KIDS RUN Blaine Gribb l e YOUTH smacked a B A l L key rut m the hnaJ mrung to spark a fow-run outburst by the Cardinals to defeat the Braves, 4-3. The Braves received a solid pitctung oub.ng from Marcus Hoffman as he shut down the Cards through su innings, but defensive mis- cues helped the Cardinals take the win in Newport Beach Little League MaJOrs action. In other NBLL action: Giants 2, Dodgers 1 The Giants defense pre- vailed despite strong p1tch- mg from the Dodgers' Jer- rttt Thayer and Cory Azza- llno. l :OOAM 9:JOAM EAltTH DAY CILEIRATION• 10:00 AM · ':OOPM RESERVE STARTING ANO FINISHING •TH£ UPPER NEWPORT BAY NATURALISTS Will 8£ HOHING THl 8TH ANNUAL EARTH Dl.Y CllHMTIO ... ON SHHLMAK[R ISlAND FEATURING. ENVIRONMCNTAL Dl~PLAn -Y\USIC EDUCATIONAL GAMES. CANOE TOURS. FOOD AND DRIN K PLU~ LOTS OF FUN! ADMKSIOM ts fill! fOl IMfOllUMDOt4 OM IETWEEN THE HYATT NEWPORTEa AND THE NEWPORT DUNES RESORT.r ·---·-----··----·-----------------·---------~--~---------------··--·-······-------········-····-·------···4·-······-· EVENT ENTRY FEES SIC a no IEFORE <411) u $1J Arna .vu" EVENT DAY KO'fOflA..., ltUM o $0 llFOltE W 0 $1J AF'TCR UU' EVENT DAY UOfl10MM t"'IMlln AT tto IAOt YIA _ Yl:.. S _ 14 _ l _ Jll""Y 10TALIMCLOHD S_ MONDAY , APRtL 6, 1998 11'AMMX> ta.LS INVITAl'M*AL IOYS 100 -1. Fletcher (Alt), 10.75; 2 Reynolds (Gar). 10.93; l . O\lvls (MV), 11.11 . 200 • 1. Aetcher (Ale), 21 .47; 1. Reynolds (Gar), 21.60: 3. Rideaux (LB Poly), 21 .67. 400 • 1. Corral (OP), 49.3; 2. Rideaux (LB Poly), 49.7; 3. Barnes (Gar), 50.0. IOO • 1 Linet.hi (DH), 1:S4.99. 2. Hanclodt (CM), 1:56.M; 3. Per~ (SA), 1 :57 .02 : 1,IOO • 1. GINson (MV), 4:15.23; 2. ~ • (CM), 4:20.44; 3. Jack.son (Rim), 4:23.44. J,200 • 1. Kemp (MV), 9:22.22; 2. Durham (LB Poly), 9:24.57; 3. Hernandez (Rub), 9:31 .85. l I -- HIG OL TRA 110 ... • 1. Brown (DH), 14.97; 2. Smith {lay), 15. U; 3. Rhodes (lay). 15 1 S. JOO It· 1. ~If.,..-(\M>od), .o..07; 2. K n- ney (MV), .W.07; 3. Brown (CS). 40.35. ~ r..a.y . 1. ~ "3.1S; 2. c:.non. 43.n: 3. Santa Margarita. 43.88. IOO ,...y -1. Loyola. 1=28.81; 2 .... rvard West· lake, 1:32.67; 3. Fountain Vblley, 1:32.74. J,200 . 1. Loyola. 8:15.76; 2. Sonora. 8:21.17; 3. Sant.a Margarita, 8:31 .52. DlstMcle ,....._, · 1. Mission Viejo. 10-.23 45; 2. Santa Ana, 1CM5.28; 3. LB Poty, 10:48.~. HI -1. Swamidass (Rim), 6-4; 2. Langfofd (OH), 6-2; 3. Brown (Gar), 6-0. U • f. Gaines (AV), 23-1 314; 2. Langston (RO, 22-Si ). Max.ey (TUs), 22·2 114. Tl· 1. Nt(.IS!o (AH), 4S-2 1~ 2. H llMln (Loy), 42 .. 112.; 3. ThomOson (Down), ~7 314. f'V • 1. Churchill (Powro, 1M; 2. S~ (Esp), 13-0i 3. Luca (May), t3-0. W -1. Columbt.(Wm), 9-11; 2. Birrell (Esp), 53- 3 1M.. 3. Rudesill (CM), 52·5 114. GIRLS too · 1. ~kkemah (LB Poly), 12.11;l . Grows (Gar), 12.14; 3. Glenn (LM), 12.16. 2GO • 1. ShaA<bmeh (LB Pol)'), 2A.2; 2. Hauser (NO), 24.7; J. Phillips (LB Po~1 25.1 400 • 1. Atkinson (SM), 59.57; 2. Buche (E$p), 1:00.69; 3. Rauth (HW), 1:00.70. -• 1 ........ (09i0. 2l11A5: 2. Nelion (8,...), 2:18.90, J, Bledsoe (LB Poly), 1:19.59. 1,MO • 1. Marquand (Uni), S:OS.70; J. DllMD• _. (CM), 5:15.711 3. Howard (UnO. 5:21.13. J..200 • 1. Mann (SM). 11:23,46; 2. ~(SM), 11 :23.47; 3. Haddy (DH), 11 :26.36. 100 H • 1. Bethel1M\I), 14.87; 2. Shank.tin (SM), 15.20; 3. Gf'OWS (Gat), tS.86. JOO H -1. Shrilin (SM), 44.24; 2. Bethel (MV), 45.S: 3. Aodenon (Gar), 45.92. 4'00 ,..., • 1. LB PofV, 4L40; 2. Notre Dame, 48.te; 3. SMltA Margarftl, 49.49. IOO ,..._ -1. L8 Poly, 1:43.75; 2. Santa Mar- garita, 1:A1.09; 3. Harvwd-Westiake. 1;48.54. ,It 1,IOO,...., -1. LB Poly, .-:01.01; 2. Bree onncD. 4;07.38; 3. Laguna 8Hch, 4:08.SS. J.200,....,. 1. VUcatpa, 9:30.44> 2. a Modena. t'AS."3; 3. LB Poly, 9~5 US. Okta1Ml9 medley· 1. Yuclipl. 9-.30.M; 2. Uni- versity, 12:38.59: 3. Oa"' Hiiis, 13:03.72. HI . 1. St. Nicholas (SH), 5-6; 2. F1Uert (MV), W ; 3. Griffith (TH),. S-2. . U . 1. Glann (LM), 18-9. 2. Griffith (TH). 1&.-1; 3. M ixon (LB Poly), 17-8. TJ -1 Kruger (SC). 33-4 1/2; 2. Chancklleria f:N), 33·2: 3. R~ (lA). 32-2. DT . 1. Unn ('rn), 1»9; 2. Graham (AV), 121-3; 3. Jackson (Meg). 116-0. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ciaJty con1rac10r awarded PUBLIC NOTICE ALICE ADEU FIVA In lh• listed, al the lime the bid is PUBUC NOTICE CMtl ~ • "'9 Clflll d be -* Ind r1 cwll&llV Mtlhority will be granted --,.!tepre~ PUBLIC NOTICES the contract tor this wOlk Superl0t Court ol Callf0t· submitted. _..In -.iM money d Ida .-t C--. .,.,-.. u,,.11• en lnter11ted lo " • shall llself construct a ma· SUMMONS nta. Couffi ol ORANGE. ASPHALT PARKING LOT CITY OF ...... 1 _, ~ md edVlnC99 •IM timed pet90n files en objection of tM ct.o~O PUBLIC NOTICE jorlty ol the work, in ac· (CITACION JUDICIAL). B~~ ~equ!~~~ 1~~R k_fc°e EXPANSION AT SUN Vl~W NEWPORT BEACH ~-=MADE~ :.:.c.~::::r..:.: to the petition e~ qu .. ~f. tM ffOed~~~ STATEMENT OF cordance with the provl· N9TICE TAO OEdFE)NDVALANST. ADELL FIVA be appointed SCHOOL·Bl0t9:9798 NOTICE TO UNDnlllnC.i .... ,... a thOWt good O.,H W y WILL end oodlotit ~f ABANDONMENT OF I I C Ill 1 B I (Av110 a cuaa o · I Bid Closlng TuH. April INVIT!NO 8t0S COfponlon) II _.,.:;e; ~~ • ......__~"':· t the court ehouJd not any be admitted' to sons o a orn a us. TIMIL MAROUSEK. an ind1· as personal representat ve 21 , 1998 10:00 a.m. Sealed bids may be r ... ...S ..,.__. ~ to::::.::--"!'!::'!... .. .._.. • grant the *'thori1y. r'"'ate. The WILL ~ USE OF FICTITIOUS ness and Professions Code vldual· and DOES 1 10 administer the estate ol A Job Walk will be hold ceived at the office o f lhe ,;h'itcs bv If undtt =... ':...::=-:::'" :::" .. ":' A HE~RING on the POD ~-...uoll• •• -~ BUSINESS NAME Section 7059. through' 10 inclusive lhe decedent. . Cuy Clltlt, 3300 Newport Aid ~ of .;:...~-In ......, ......... , ., a -01 pelltlon will be held on any -,....... The following persons nme Is ol the essence. YOU ,t.AE BEING SUED BY THE PETITl<?N requests Thurs. April 9, 1998, 8.00 Boule\/ard, P.O. Box nQI, -.. _ the fedenl cr9Clt UN:in. °' • April 30, 1 HS et 1 :45 able for ...nneUon In have abandoned th• use ol Failure to complete the PLAINTIFF (A Ud. le esla' the decedenr 1 will and am sharp, at Sun Vlew Newpolt Beach. CA 92658· ~~ In utd dledl dnlwn by a ... 01 P.M . In Dept. 703 locet· the file kept by the the F1clitious Business work w11t11n !tie lime set demandando) THERESA codicils. If any, be ac;iminecr School, 7721 Juliette Low, 8915 untJl 11:00 am. on ..... and Stlte detcitbed12. -...... fednl _.. and loin ed et 341 The Citl court. Name Li I Bear Amuse-CHECK an 1nd1v1dual 10 probate. The will and H t B h c LI the 151h da of Ap I 1998 -~ .... llUOdllClon, tllW'9I ~ A HEARING on the ments. 2834 IMne Ave .• forth herein will result In You have 30 CALENDAR any cod1c1ls are available un c ., a. cense y ri • • ~ twftofal c:t.. dltlcn, Of ~ '** Drive Or•nge C Newport Beach. CA 92660 the Imposition of liquidated DAYS alter this summons lor eJtam1nation in the fife Ctassilicatlon B. Plans· at which ume such bids IC:libec:Oa being aotd ~ .. W'. mpedlled In MdlOft 1102 ol 12613. pedtlon _. be held on The F1ct111ous Business damages for oach day of is seNod on you 10 file a kept by the court. S25.00 per set. ~hal~A~e A°Je'~~ ~n~ reag The..,..add,...andcehef the ~ Cod9 and IF YOU OBJECT TO April 30, 1:'' at 1j46 Name relorred to above delay, In the amount of typewrittenrosponseatthls THE PETITION requests RELOCATABLE FOUNDA· L~T REHABI ITT~ KIN c:orrmondulgndon.lfany,authorindtodobullMMlntha granting of the P.M. In e~t. 03 was filed 1n Ornngo County S200 per day. court. authority to administer the TIONS AT 8 SITES· Contract No~ 3~8-1 N of IM ,.... property c:t.-lttla lblte. The.,.... .S. petition, you ahould located et 34 1 The Cl'l on 1~·15·97. F11e No 19973· Each bidder shall submil, A leller or phone call will estate unde.r the lndepen· SCHOOL FACILITIES PRO· Engineer's Estimate ac::rtDed abow i. purported ca-.. and OCNr cammon eppHr et the hearing ~2~e~ Orange C 736454 on tho lorm furnished witn not protecl you, your type· dent Adm1nistra11on of Es· GRAM·PHASE IV . BID S27,000 to be: 1IOI Bon "8ce, dHignetlon, II any, d thl end atele your objec· IF YOU OBJECT TO Mark H. Liddle. 283.i Irvine h 1 d 1 wt1tten response musr be tales Act. (This Authority ,8.9798 At>proved by Don Webb Newport llMcn. CA. l2llC. tU propedy ducl'lled tJons or file written . Ave . Newport Be;icn. CA I e con ract ocumen s, a In proper legal lorm if you will allow the personal rep· aid Closi Tues A rll Public Works Director ' The uildlllfgned nuAee llboYe It putpOlted to be: objections wilh th• the . grenbng of the 92660 1151 01 the proposed sub· want the court to hear our resenlaUve to take many ~ p Prospective bidder may cladllms lllY llabilly fCf 3025 con. fl'oftollno. coun b efore the hear· petltJon, you •hould This business is con· contractors on this pro1ec1 case Y ac11on1 without obtaining 21, 1998, 10.00 a.m. obtain one set 01 bid docu-1ny lncon9dneu al the poet 8eed\, CA~ Tiw Ing. Your eppeerence eppeer et the hearing ducted by a J1m11ed part-as required by lhe Sublet· 11 you do not file your re-court approval. B~lore tak· A M~NDATORY Job ments at no cost 11 lhe of·..,.... ...__ and CChef Utldltrl6gned lhllllll mey be in person 0, by end state yout objeo· nersh1p ling and Subcontracrmg sponso on time. you may 1ng certain very important Walk will be held Thurs. hce of the Public Works common du6gnllacn. If 1ny, c:&amt any ~or your •ttorn.y. tiona or flt• written Mark H. Liddle Fair Practices Acl, Public lose the case, and your actions, however, the rer· April 9, 1998, 9:00 a.m. Department, 3300 Newport lttOWn ..... The tc:UI lnCiolNc:tneu ol ... IF YOU ARE A objection• with the 19986751909 Contract Code Secllon wages, money and prop· sonal representative wll be sharp starting at Westmont Boulevard P.O. Box 1768 amount of the U"P* bill-addrMS Ind ottMf common CREDITOR · court before tM ti.et· Th Slalemont was filed rt b t k wltho t required to give notice to S h ' N rt B. h CA 92658' .,_ ol the dlflgalllon ... datlaneCIOn. r any, thown or e contm· Ing Your .....aarence IS 4100 et seq. e y may e a en u lnteresled persons unless c ool. 8251 Hell Avo.. ewpo eac ' . an'9d ho. the.....-, to be het9ln.. --""": Bank s•nt creditor of the • ..... .. -with lhe County Clerk of Each bid shall be ac· further warning from the 1 Westminster, ca. License 8915. anctw' ..,..._.,. Ameriat --,;r-"·r. ... f"I m•y be In person or by 0 C t on 3 1 t 98 court. they have waived not ce or For further Information llDld tMICINlble e.d-_., eceeaed, you must I • your attorney range oun Y • • 30 companie~ by a cerhlled or There are other legal re· consented to t~e proposed Classification B, Plans t!all Steve Luy, Pro)ec:i mat.cf co.., upenw ..cs '°'9dotute ~ your claim . with the IF YOU · ARE It. Da•ly Prlot Mar 23. · a ca5h1er s chock or bid qu11ements You may wanl action) The independent $100.00 p~r set. Manager at (71 4) 644·3330. adVance• •the time ot the Min:,._ ll Joeef, GIOt~ court end mell e copy to CREDITOR or • cond Apr 6 13, 1998 mt 19 bond man amoun1 not less 10 call an attorney light admln1strallon authority wd.I Certlricahon ol Ct1minal Published Newport lnldal publatlon al the 10IDO \llallv View ....._ the per.aonelrepre11nl•· g nt creditor of tft PUBLIC NOTICE than ten percent (10~) of away If you do not know be granted unless an inter· Records Check win be re· Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Noace ot '* Is: ~ CA ~2. tive appointed by the d!c .. sed INMt Ne ---------the total b10 prico. payable an a11orney, you may call esl~d ~rs,~n flle~r an obd quired per Education Code P1lol March 30, April 6, $171,'::°to '".:s~ ~ No.: (714) Z»-court w ithin four your cl~ with the NOTICE TO to the DISTRICT as a guar-on attorney referral se~lce ~e;0~~ g~od ~a:~ ~~Y ~~e sec1ion 45125.1 (AB 1610 1998. ::1r~ credit btd.. In~ meda. W~ wll be months from the date court end mail 8 copy to CONTRACTORS antee rhal the bidder, 11 ils or 8 legal ald office (hsled coun should not grant the and AB 1612). ml28 tlcn to a.n, the Th&st• wll or ~ ~ of first i11ue".'ce c;>f the peraonel repreHnt• CALLING FOR BIDS proposal Is accepted. shall 1~!~e tehson~ebo~~!· 19 on· authority. EACH BID MUST CON· PUBLIC NOTICE aecept a cuhlef'a c:Mdt Implied ~ ..::, letters as provided tn tive appointed by the School D1stnc1 1-!unting· promp tly uecute the Ire ifen esta cltacion Judi· A HEARING on the peh· FORM AND BE RESPON· dt.wn on a state Of nlltlonal po....iton, Of ~ Hollon 9100 of the court within four ion Beach Union High Agreemenr. furnish a sails· cia~ usted Ilene un plazo de lion will be held on APRIL SIVE ONLY TO THE BIO Fictitious Buslnest blnk, a chectl drl!Wn by a ~far the IJUl'P09e ol Celifornie Probate Code. month• from the dete Scnool District factory Faithful Perform· 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS 30, 1998 Ill 1:45pm In Dept 0 0 CUM ENT S AN 0 Name Statement ... OI federal cndl ur*-t ~the lndellt.ldneea The time for filing of first iHuence of Ot>taon Documents and ance Bond 1n an amount para presontar una re-703 located at 341 The City AGREEMENT IN ITS EN· The following persons are Of a c:tiedl «awn by a ..-e ~ by tmcl Deed ol clelme will not •qMre letter• H pro'lided Jn BB·d Duue at H H~n~n~to~ nol less than one hundred spuesta esc11ta a maqu1na Drive South, Orange. CA TIRETY AS PROVIDED BY doing business as· OJ,...,.. AYlngs and loan 1Nlt lnducMng the ten. before four months 11ction 9100 . of the each nion ig c 00 en esta cone 92868 ' TruGreen/Ch•m Lawn uaoddcn, avtngs USO-dWges and upenses al from the hearing dete California ProbeteCocte Oost11c1, 10251 Yorktown percent (100'1v) of Iha total Una carta 0 una llamada IF YOU OBJECT to lhe THE DISTRICT. 1870 Chris Lane. Anaheim: dlllal'I or ~ t.nk the nuae. n. trustee noticed ebove. The time for fill · Ave Purchasing, Room bid price, furnish a Pay· telefonica no le ofrecere granting ol the petition. you The DISTRICT reserves CA 92805 spedned In SedJan 15102 of unctw lllld OMd of nu. YOU MAY EXAM-cl 'ms will nol ex:pi~ J61. Hunl1ngton Beach, CA menl Bond In an amount proteccion· su respuesta should appear at the hear· the right to reject any or all TruGreen l.lm1ted Partner· the Anandlll Code and caUlld a lkltic9 al Default INE the file kept by the b ~ f tha 92646, (714) 96'1·3339, ed. nol less than lltty percent esrlta a maquina tiene que Ing and state your Ob· bids or to waive any Ir· ship (DE). 860 Ridge Lake authonDd to do bulllWU In lr1d Becticn to Sell to be court If you are 8 per· f 8 ~tethe 'h":arir:°dete .1~sgTICE IS HEREBY (50%) of the 101a1 bid price. cumphr con las formall· jec1lons or file wrrnen ob· regularities or Informalities Blvd., Memphis, TN :!8120 this -.ate. In the went AClOfded In the c:owity aon interHted In the ;:ticed above GIVEN !hat the Huntington and furnish cen1f1ca1es evi· dades legalos apropiadas 1e~1101nht whlth 1the cyourt be· in any bids or In 1he bid· This bu~1ness 1s con· tender other than c:uh ta wher'9 the r..i property Is Htete you "':le file YOU MA y EXAM-d th 1 th d sl usted qulere que la corte 01 a e ear ng. our ap· di n oce s ducted by a hm11ed part· acapted, the 'TNltee may locatl9d and mot9 thitn tfw• i h :__ _ ..... Beach Union High School encong a e requ1re escuche su caso. pearance may t>e In person n,. pr 5 · nership wtthho6d the Issuance ot the months have ellpeed str1Ce wt ln• court a om-INE the file kept by the 01st11ct. Orange Counly, insurance ts in clfcct 1n the Si uSled no resenla su or by your attorney. Published Newport Type of Business lawn Ttustea'a Deed untfl ~ IUCtt ~L l5qulabte A•':\"••t for . Speclel court: If you ere e per· Ca 1lorn1a. acting by and amounts set fonh 1n the respuesla a lle~po, puede IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Beach·Costa Mesa Daily care services becoma avalatM ID ttle Deed Compwiy, • nw;c;;: Nouce of the filing o~ en ton 1nteretted In the through its Governing general conditions In the perder el coso. y le pueden or o contingent creditor of Pilot March 30, Apnl 6, The reg1stran1 commenced pey. or •ldcnMe 11 a nust D•ecfUnlt aMM, m Inventory end eppr•ael estete, you may file Board her_e•naher relerred evenr or failure to enter into quitar su solat1o, su dinero the deceased, you must file 1998. to transact business under matt•drtctil S.ild ull wit ~ IMudty A~ 11th of eat8t~ eateb or of with the court• formal lo as DISl RICT · will re-the contract and execu1e y otras cosas de su your claim with the court m126 the llc1111ous name or be nade, but wlthol.C cow-Floo( U. ~ CA any petition or account Aequast for Specie! ceive up to. but nol laler the requtred documents propiedad sin av1so adiclo· and mail a copy to the per· PUBLIC NOTICE names lisled above on· 11· nant or WatTW'lt)4 txpNSMd I001J1 T~11 ~ H provided In eecdon Nobe• of the filing of en than lhe above·staled time. such bid securll w1tl b~ nor por pa rte de la corte. son al represenlatlve . ap· 1 ·9 t . Of lrnpled, regarding utle. g:::,~~ By: l!"nld 1250 of the Cellfornle inventory end eppreiael sealed bids for lho award 1 f 1 d Th F Y hf 1 P EJtisten otros requisitos le-poinred by the court within NOTICE OF David M. Slott · President po1M1elon or enc:um-· in.tae a.a.. Probet• Code. A R• of 11tete eHete or of ol a conlract for tho lollow· or ei e · e ail u er· gales. Puode que usted lour months from the date This statemenl was filed bfancas. to satisfy the in-omc., 'o.t.: 03.QQlll queat for Special Notice any petition or eccount ong pro1ec1s lormance Bond shall re-quiera llamar a un abogado of f11st issuance of the lei· PUBLIC HEARING wilh the County Clerk of def:ltedneu securad by said ASAP3140C OU>I, CMl1S. fonn la eveilebl• from .. rovided in aeodon Project: B•d #821 · main m lull force and ettect inmedratamonle Si no tars as provided in Probate NOTICE IS HEREBY Orange Counly on 3·13·98 Dead, lldllanc• themlnder, OU2IO the court clerk. 12&; o( the Ca&lfornla P1ay Court Resurfacing at lhrough the guarantee pe· conoce a un abogado Code section 9100 Tho GIVEN. that a public hear· 199B8752289 wlttt k'alul u provided Attorney fw ,.. • ...,.,. Probate Code. A Re- Three {3) Schools Bid 11od as specified m the puedo llamar a un servic10 lime 10< filing claims will ~ will be ~eld ~y the Daily Pilot Apr 6, 13, 20. IMreln, Md the ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Dwltlt'll -'· Qitfttth quelt for Specie! Notice Closing· 2 00 pm Thurs· general cond1t1ons de relorenc1a de abogados not expire before lour osta Mesa ity ouncll 27 1998 Ml35 prtndplt beUnceotlhe note CNSlliaJHt Re.... ~Re&. f · "lebl f om da~ A~111 23 t99S MAN· The DISTRICT reseNes o a una of1clna de ayuda months from the hearing on Monday, Ap11I 20, 1998. ' aec:urecl by said deed with Grttthh ~~ It evetl rk • r ,. · · 1 1 ( 1 d 1 1 1 date noticed above. at 6:30 p.m .. or as soon PUBLIC NOTICE intefutthereon u provided NOTICE OF t .... court c • • DA TORY JOB WALK 9 11m the right to re1ect any or all 1~~co ~ea e irec 0110 e e-YOU MAY EXAMINE the thereafter as possible, In In utd Note. fw, c:hargu PE ION TO 2121 L Cwt Attorne~:-::--•· Wednesday, Ap11I 8, 1998 bids or to waive any It· J ASE NUMBER file kept by the court. llJou the Council Chambers of flctltlout Business and expensea al the trust• ADi:SGSTER lllhway ... 280 .... W. • (Meet al Edison High regulan11es or inlormahlles are a person intereste In Clly Hall. 77 Fair Drive, Nam• Statement and the truata cruted by Conine Dal.._ CA a.ta. "'...-1 •a... School. 21400 Magnolia, in any bids or In the bld· (Num;~00~;19caao) the estate, you may Ille Coata Mesa, on the follow-The following persons are said Deed ot nust. Union ESTATE OF: PAUL USZ&04/03 041_ ,..,.110 19100 Van ec- Huntington Beach), Re· ding. with the court a Requesl Ing Item: doing business as: Bank, now known as Union II. PACKARD AXA • vv, -Aw. S• 7&0 qu11ed License B. C 12 or As requ11ed by Section JANE D. MYERS, for Special NoU~e (form APPLICATION from Mark BEST MEDIA BUY. t7710 Bank ol Clllfomla. N.A., PAUL MACY PUBLIC NOTICE .,,._CA 9271& c.32 1773 01 the California COMM. DE·1S4) or the fifing_ of an Ford, Manager of the Viclo-Santa Elena SI , Founlain UnlonBanCll Mortgage. PACICARD 04/08. 04/07, 04/13 . DEPT. 10 Inventory and appraisal ol rla Garden Villas, 260 Vlcto-Valley, CA 92708 1116 Mercury Ct. M.eoo, PO CASE NO. A191581 ---------1----------Pro)ect. B d •822 . labor Code the Dueclor ol The name and address of estate assets or of any ~ rla Street, No. A3, Costa Chuck G. Howard, 17710 eo. IM11, San DleGc> CA To ell heire, benefl- Removal Replacement ol the Department ol Indus· h 11 1 • (El b hllon or account as pro-Mesa. appealing the Plan-Santa Elena St Fountain 121....,.11. (111) .... et ciariH, creditott, con-U nd e rgro und Storage 111al Relations of the State 1 e cou s. nom re Y vlded In Probate Code sec· nlng Commission's ap-Valley, CA 92708° 1y. Jule D. ~ Vic:~ Tanks at Transponahon Fa· ol Cahforn1a has deter-direcclon de la corte es) lion 1250. A Request for proval of Plannlng Applies· This buslneu ., con· Pl•ldent. ASAPa1•1151 tlngent creditor•, end c1h1y, Bid Closing 2·00 pm, mined the general prevail· ORANGE COUNTY SUPE· Sp•clal Notice form Is lion PA·98-08, for Ar1hur ducted by: an lndl'\'odual OU>I, CM11a, OU2IO ~i~!onb•w~:!rt:t'•{~ Friday, April 24. 1998. fng rates of wages In the RIOR COURT. 700 Civic avallable from the court Bahar. 704 Promontory Have you starled doing h •11 MANDATORY JOB WALK· locahly in which this work Center Drive West, Santa clerk. . Or Ive West, Newport business yet? Yes. 6/95 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ eh Wt for ~~~t•· ~r 2 pm. Wednesday. April 8, is to be performed Copies Ana, California 92701-4079 Attorney for th• P•tl· IBHch, authorized agenl Chuck Howard , PoAtcK' ARoD: AKA PAUL. The name, address. and tloner: or Arman Muratyan, 1995 This stalemont was filed N011CZ Oft TRUSTEE'S 1998, (Meet at Transpor1a· of these rale determ1na· t 1 h b I lal R M "MAC" JACOBS Harbor Blvd., Costa M111, with tne County Clefk of IALE nu.-a. No.. MACY PACKARD hon. 515 Yorktown, Hun· hons, are on file at the DIS· e ep one num er 0 P n-• ' ' for a conditlonal use P8fmft Orange county on 3.11.99 D'll700a-77 ntte °'*' No. A PETmON hea 11ngton Beach). Required TRICT, and copies may be tiff 9 anorney. or ~alntltt ESQ. (CSBl48052>• lor constructk>n or a l1v• 19088751959 791'91 ~ No. baen flied by PATRICIA License· A or C-36 or Lim· obtained upon request The w11hout an attorner, IS: (El JAC08S •JACOBS, bay, 4,980-squar•foot au· Daily Pilot Mar 23 30 4IOIG1 N'N No. A . PACKARD in the lled Speciahly C-6l/D4o contractor shall post a nombre, la d11ecc1on y el 22942 EL TORO RD., tomo,tlve repair . shop Ap 6 13 1998 · • I IS YOU,,_ N DEJWJl.T Superior Court of C.U· Bids shall be received in copy 01 these rales at each numero de tolefono del LAKE FOREST 1 CA (Herbs Garage) with an '· • • m Dl!R A Dell!D Of' T'MJST fornie, County of Or- abogado dal demandante 92030 eoo.1quare·loot second PUBLIC NOTICE CM1B> 0712MO. UNLESS ange lho place identified above, 1ob Sile. The contractor an~ 0 del demandanl ue n~ Pub II hed New ort 11ory office within 200 feet YOU TAKI! ACTION TO THE PETITION r• and shall be opened and any subconlractor under 11 e q s p of a resldentlal zone: and a NOTICE Of' TMJ8TB!'S PR.CJT'ICT YOUft PROP-ua11a that PATRICIA publicly read aloud at the shall pay nol less lhan rhe Ilene abogado, es) Beach·Coata Mesa Dally variance from side Hlback uu: UNX!R DEED Oii ~ ITMAY IEIOLDATA 1. PACKARD AKA above·slated lime and specified prevailing rates ol FREDERICK C. MOORE, Piiot Aprll 3, 8. lO, 1998 requirements (15 feet r• TIWST T.& No. f10117 jiijiijC SAU!. F YOU p A T R f C I A A N E place wages 10 all workers em· CAL BAR NO. 122652• FM955 quired, 0 Ifft proposed) to Loin No· 22IOIGtTMOMAI Nl!IDAN EXPlMATION Of' PACKARD -REED be n accordance ,..,th lhe ployed by them m the eJt· Telephone· (714) 955.9121, PUBLIC NOTICE affow a decorate canopy to YOU W N aDWJLT 1HE NA'TUltE Oii' THE"'°" appointed H per8onal provisions of Catoforma ecullon ol the contract GALLAGHER & MOORE, 2 b~o c~str~~:S ~~~~std9~ DIER A Dm> Oft lRUIT, CEB'NG8 AGAMT YOU, reptHentetive to edmin- Busoness and Professions No bidder may withdraw Park 61~· 1su1te 300• Ir-INVITATION TO BID ~42~J0<1a Street In a C2 ~~~~~ ~ ~: i•ter lhe eatele of the Code Section 7028 15, and any bid for a pe11od of vine, ahlorn a 926l4 Notice Is heretly given zone Environmental Oel8r· HW !Cl YCUlll ~ 2:00 PM.. ~ Died decedent. Public Contract Code Soc· forty-five (45) days alter the DATE: FEB 05, 1998 that the ~con View mlnailon: Negative Declare· .ri rTIMt• ICILDAT A~ u succ:eaOf In THE PETITION r~ t1on 3300, the owner re-date set for lho opening of ALAN SLATER, Clerk, School District ol Orange tion. ;ua,x: ML&. p VCU in.-by l1W'OW '° ConlJ. quaets th• dec,edent • qwes that lhe bidder pos· b"ds by K. MOUTON, Deputy County California, herelnaf· NOTICE IS FURTHER NIB>AN ECPLAHA110N Oii nerUIAuX.ll&lryCOmplny u WILL end cod1cll1, If sess lhe class1f1cat1on of ~u;suant to Section 22300 NOTICE TO THE PER-\.'~1c':.!er~ to ~s ·;~~-GIVEN that at sald time THE NATURl!Ofl TH8 ~the dW'f ippat1ad nuse. any, be edmitted to . SON SERVED: You are • rece ~ a e and place au lnteresled C2B>IG N1iAIHST YOU w.mr and pwaAll'll to Died probete. The WILL end contractor s license noted of lhe Public Contract seNed ., an Individual d•· DISTRICT Admlnislratlon persons may appear and YOU SHOULD CONTACT ;. d 1Nlt. reconied on any codicil• ere eveil- at>ove at the tome the bid Is Code. lhe conlract will con-Ollicea, 17200 Pinehurst be heard by the City Coun· UIWYl!R. Nottce la ,.._ 07•1JIO Docurnef'll No able for exeminetion In submorted. Pursuant to lain provisions permitting fondant. Lana, Huntington Beach, ell on the above ltam. 8ertill. llMOtlltulllM* P8gl oi the file kept by the Business and Professions the successful bidder to Published Newpo!I '?A 92&47, sealed bids as IF THE AFOREMEN· °':.':, ..,:C: Cfldllftec:onla;theoftic. court. Code Section 7028 15 no aubstllu1e aecu1111es for any Beach·Coila Mesa Daily listed be~. up to bu1 no TIONED ACTION IS CHAI.-~ NA. d the .......... al or.,. THE P£TTTION payment shall be mad~ for moneys withheld by the Pilot April 6· 13• 20• 27• ~~~ tr~~~es and dates LENGED IN COURT, th• 01 •.....-cw ~~ ~ ~ec:u•d quHtl Mtlhority r::; work or material under the District to ensure perform· 1998 At~I: Hid ~~e date and chrn~~· n:ay be II:~·~ t~ ..... adtrutlm......,C by. ~ll JI., edmini1ter the eatete conrracl unless and until ance under the conlract or Mt34 place, bide will t>G publicly f~.Y ~~nc ss~:!rln • d!. to the Deed d Tluat .,... • ~ "*" ... at und•f ,the Independent lhe Registrar of Contrac· permitting payment ol re· PUBLIC NOTICE opened and read aloud. icr1t>lci In this notlc~ or In a,lled by llredd ,,..... =~ Admtrntretlo~ of Ea· 1ors ve11fies to the D11trlct tentlone earned directly Any Job Walk listed H written correspondence d• =-~ •,,... lrM ol .... 11'1 money tet11 A ct. (Thi• euthori· lhal the contractor was Into escrow 8SC7184 MANDATORY must beat· livered to the City Council 1-ofOfllc:lal~llnd .. ~.....,lt: Al !.l'wlllellowtheperton- properly ltcensed al the BY: Governing Boerd NOTICE OF tended In lls enllrety to be at. or prior to, the public the oftlc:e d the ~ the Nor9' ~ ~ to, reprH•dtetlve 'fJ!,• time the brd was submit· Signed: PETITION TO ellglble to bid. hearing. ......., d 0nr9 ~ theeo.ny~ 7'CID manynl ac c':'n w r t ted. Any contractor not 10 /S/ Susi Mel.en•, Dlrec-ADMINISTER Ptan1 and 1peciflcatlont MARY T . ELLIOTT.~ Ind IM'9l*t to~ CW. DIM Wl8I. :1:.f:.~ takl 'ffrt:rn licensed Is subject to pen-tor•Ptocurement/En-ESTATt: OF1 111 on file at the DISTRICT Deputy City Clerk ...._ of Dlllul· lf'td S.U AM. CA II .. tll8 wry lmporten~ectione 1111es under the law and erglf Con11rv•tlop OLt: FIVA Purchasing Department, at Publlahed Newport llldllwt to lel ........, Ind "*'-' cionwV!'d to however, the perao~ lhe contract wilt be consld· Published Newport CASR NO. A191919 the above addre11 (714) 8Hch-Costa Meu Dally~ 12Jal'7 IML I= '::,,,M/J .::t,.• .:':: repreHntatlve will be ered void. If the llcenae Beach·Cos111 Meta Dally To all hel,., beneficiaries. 847·2551 EJC1. 1440 and wlll Pllo1 ~prU 4, 1998. :.:::1~ :,.Sllld ~ .....-'Y aaMltd 9t Mid required to give notice clanlflcatlon 1pecllled Pilot March 30, April 6, creditors, contingent credl· be available at Job walks. m133 • 2:00 PM • M:. Niwtlt OOW'lly,C:.-mktCIWffbecl to lnttrHttCi pereone hereinafter Is 1hat 01 a 1998 ~~d ~·f~ wnf_:a~ Ally purchase fH It non· Sell your unw1nted tftlrnt~to ... C....V •: Aa ..-."*demlNd uni••• they have '1pecl1lty conlractor'" 11 m125 the wtll .. or ••ta~•"~~ bottl refundable. Items the Hay weyl ~ ?GD CIVlc: In aald OMd d 'In.ult. the waived notice or oon- deflned in Section 7058 ol Bu 11 Sell 11 Fmd It 01: OLE FIVA • ' The DISTRICT requlru To place your w DtM Wlltlt. a.u -... llMUtt d the W.-Hnted to the propo•ed the California Busmen and Y cieulfled · A PETITION FOR PRO-that the bidder po1Mas a classmect ad call C • ,. Ill~_...!:!~:!.,!.'!~!: .allon.> The lndepetl ft- Prole1slons Cod•. th• spe. • BATE hes been filed by contrtclor's lican11 •• 842·5878. '° .._ ...,_ ......, tor --_, -... .....-., -dent •dmfnletre on E®Al HOUSING OPPORT\Hn' All rwl ..... ..,... II !Mt .................... , .. "",.., ........ AG! .. , .. . ........ "' .......... l It """"" •• ., ,..t.,.••. 111111111.. " lllectlllltNflee ....... ""'· ... rtfWM, ........................ ....................... ..... .., ........... ............ 1 1111 · hit .. ..,.,,. "'" .. . .....,.,..,..., ...... .. ...... ,.. ............. . ........................ •1...., ....,_, IW 111 ..................... ................... .... ......., .... _ ,...,_,'a . .a• ........ 1••-'•1 ... '1$ ec .. ._ ........ GENBRAL 1002 OOV•RNM•NT FOAaCLOSaD HOMaS for~ on s 1. Dellnq'*'t Tax, Repo'•, A!O'a. Your .,..._Toll frH 1..aoo.:at8·9000 a.t.H .. He for cu"..u lletlno• • (CAL•SCAN) SELL your used vehleh1 thrOOQfl classff ied 842·5878 , CNS1..._., NCJf'ICE OF PEllllON TO ADlllWSIER ESTATE OF: KATHERINE Sl'ONE CASE NO. A111111 ~ '• Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Ctemataty To el heln, benefl- olariH, oredltora, oon- tlngent oredlton, end pereone who mey othet- wi8• be lnternted In tn. will or Htete or both. of: KA THEAlNE STONE A PETITION hee PIERCE IM11Elll IBl llllADWAY baen filed by PAUL Mortuary * Chapel STONE In the Superior Cremation Court of Cellfomie, Cou.WEof~ r• 1 ~~y quHte that PAUL '42·9190 STONE be ewointed .. -------- "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation & B~al Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? Call Too Pree 1~ Smtng 9rutc & Smoandlng Counties 1019 --------- ,,.,i , • t'1'pott Bc.w:h/Cona Mesa Daily Pilot MONDAY. APRIL 6, 1998 • ?f!WPORT LAGUNK RENTALS TO ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Pt1RNI111ll &014 COLLECTIBLES fJU!I! TO YOU6022 PETS 6 8049 BIACB 1089 BEACH 2148 SHARB 2724 2920 5530 WANTED 5535 6017 ANIMALS 40"rattan table 4 swMI l'RH Rottwoller iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'T HAVE BAYFRONT'S •8UNNY PATIO• Balboa Penn 1 hO\JM Ql!RMAN 8TUDENT PT Clorlcal A Woman ol lntegrltyl c;halra w/ofl white Wanted Japan••• purebred p1.1ppin 10 THnage c;a1 t>tk/Whl :. s1,ooo,ooo a UP 2Br Beach Hou1e. 1/2 from Hnd. Share 2bf AND other scandl~. Typing and PC experi-Nur1e.Homemaker. uphol11ery $600/obO Sword• ~ related wHk• Old. 1.i com• very 9W••t. hkn lo Private Showing a blk lo ocean, lndry rm. houae. clean, •P•. navaln European enc•. 12 to 15 hrs per Excel cook Own car (714) 87'3-4311 Uem8 714 494 1731 111 ••rved. Going Id•• 'JOU' face. Nffd1 Buyera C&U S1195. Agt. 848·0845 fem pref'd S500/mo South• American ' WHk S7.36 per hr Skilled In Manage I BUY FURNITURE faall 7 14-953•9383 home (SS2) 598-3525 Quick Re apon1e (714) Ol'3-1840 Aalan. Ru11lan 9111: Apply M·F at 3010 therapy 12 Vtt e11p • Antiques ,_,1 PIANOS--------------------------- MehHa, Agt 852-0258 NEWPORT COM 38r 1 block fo change atudenll amv· Harbor Blvd. Colla Local ref1. Hrly or 24 lpe or houaetul cath COMPUTERS 6018 JEWELRY FURS ;=======:::;. tliEWPORT HEIGHTS BEACH beachl Must love ca1a. Ing Augusl. Become a MeH. 714-825.0550 h r11'4~.!~~~3·l'C3A5l L paid (7J4) 9S7.St33 a. ART ' 6025 Two Elegant Family 2169 n/1. $450mo + Call volunteer host family/ PT Reception ...... v •Now Pentium 288 u. :: HomH For Sale By 714-261.e468. AISE. 'L•••lng/Cuatomor Lrg Ent Ctr. Washed 15" SVGA mon, 56 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bullder. 548·8048 1 Br VIiia Balboa CdM Shr 3br dupleJC Call •·500·SIBLING. Service Newport Oak, glaal.IW<>od dra. lax. 3.2 Gtghd, 84 M Fox/ Stroller Length, WWW SIBLING ORO B h M I & 21 dep/52hlgh/56wld• ... MAX MORGAN DEV ocean/bay view. w/d, full prlv, wd $445 , · eac ar na MERCHANDISE Ram, 2411cd, sllwr, 18 w h I /b I u I h a ·1 0 0 VI new carpet a paint + ut11. n /amk/pet (CAL•SCAN) Commerclol Center SJSO.obo 969"8204 bit sounCI crd, 320w1 porlect cond SIOOO/ ooan •w. Beeullful $1200.mo 675·299S pro fem prel 721-9548 Thank you SI. Jude. we seeks Individual w/ spkra. warr, etc .. s1200 obo (714) 474-41568 .. corner unit w/FP, 2 are all 10 grateful for some knowledge/exp. •New Pentium 11 300 ' bale, w/d, Indoor prkg. 3br 3ba Bayrldge E 'Bluft near CdM HS. ans we, 1 n g 0 u r with boats; Slrong or-MERCHANDISE 17 .. mon. 64 M Ram, --------- 2 rms avt 5/1. $510 & Townhouse. Private, Share Large 2br 2ba prayera. GAB ganfzahonat skills incl. Aft'tlQVIS 9010 MISC . 6015 3 2 Gi h 2 BUILDING $540. 714-648·4901 patio, pool apa Apt. $525mo ulil Incl, Word Processing & f · g Cl, 3 ;ed. ~6·6 MATERlALS 6030 :-o r 580·8865 pager $1900. Agt 121:1575 avail now. 844·9124 Datobase. Call lor •m. 4 mg, d v oeo Fl A eWOOD sound' sllwr. warr' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • OWNEf' BOUQHf Big Beyfront 3Br 2Ba EIS CM shr beautiful Appl. 714·673·9330 0 3 etc ... $1600 459·9552 STEEL BUILDINGS M"at Sell Prime fam rm, wetbar, FP .. lrg 3br townhm. Gar Researc h ~~~ orua~~~ r~r Sha~ Harbor Hl9hlenda. dbl gar, near beach. $550 in<:I ult no-•m·pt Administrator ~Uit·qu&llfl: ---------Arch and Stralghtwoll. Und.r ••"0,000 11995. Agl 642•9699 fem prel d 842·4940 1 ~.,. delivered free to your WANTED No roasonabte ofler PI! -• ...,, T S seek ng consclenuous driveway. 852·8827 relusod "''0 N A • UN Goll course vu tg 2bd sell-starter for N.B. & Clfolhrtlblte TO BUY 6019 1412 Vivian Lane Lrg Bachelor w/pvt 2ba Iott W/D $800 ~ Office. Must be e11p. Queen Pelm• Lrg 15 • 1•900·973-3355. Agent 723·8120 entrance, patio, prkg, utll N/S prof male pref •--.!~~ w/MS Office products ~TI:>P",~ .~\ gallon, 535. Citrus, · (CAVSCAN) 1 blk lo bch $700/mo NB And 952 1553 ~ tn a Windows based ._.. • fruit, avocado trees. BUY ALL PIANOS '*PIUMll BA'< VIEW• (Incl uttt) 923·2082 y • Countnr~· ~ _J environment. Type 1900:tMO (lrullmg) $10 Cement Antlques·qual. turniture PAINTING 'l" Bluffs E.1tpanded & N Lovely HB Model Hm "--... ...::... t......-75wpm accurately. • loun1a1ns. $110. Bird· 1pc or houseful cash ~Remodeled 'E' Plan. owport Height• Prol'I Fem European/ -)'OU' nn:111.,,,_C11 B<IY • EQUIPMENT 603 .! .. Added brHkfaat rm & 2 + 't, Nu pl. yard, Brit prel'd. N/S/drugs. ~whor-iu.1pcrv1~1, FIT. salary+ benefits OIAl1gh1& balhs, $20 Jasmi ne, paid (7t<\) 957-8133 1 .. o"ic;e+dream kitchen. Gar.WJO.No Pet $1045 Rm/Ba. wfd, nr bch. ~ca1undpldmcilL Please Fax Resume: E==-Otandars. Prive•. $1 .00 Old Beach Crulaers " Don't wait IO ••• or 673-73ti3. 517 Bolsa. iarage & dog lover. ~IOOllUoo5aaa. 714·752·1412 or Mail 909-674·9422 714-574·0600 days S ,.,,,,.., to 1000 Dove SI #200 p I ti 121 Chi buy tttll beautyl •NowportHelghta• vi 6/1. $650/mo+l/3 2,vvurmo.· N.B.CA 92660 an ngs w na Wo lffTennlngBeda 714-e73·8210 eve •"Reduced 10 $828,000 3Br 3Ba. w/gar. patio. ulfs + 5600. sec Couplcs Wda11n: Books~ Furniture Tan Al Home Old Coins Gold Silver SAT & SUN 1 ·5 Ip, w/d hk-up1. very 714·536·2098 Sandy DwlCln Retell Sal•• PT/FT 40 )l'lta/3 Buy D1rec1 anti Savo! Franklin Mint. Storhng ; ~ 2173 V1Sla Entrada quiet. St 600. 759·0874 90').654-9804 B r i g h 1 0 n b e 1 1 s • In Newport &,.ch Comm er c i a I /H 0 me Old watches & 1owo1ry RENTALS watches, silver jewlery 14.673.622 uniis from $199.00 Westcoast Com 642·9448 Nawport North Villas Hrly +comm. Fashion Low Monthly Pmts _..,,,..,....,......,..,.----.----,-=,...,..- Bright & lmmac. sin-WANTED 2726 Is. Tamara 644-5953 Free Color Cotalog •Old Neutlcal·Shlps gte family home In LOST & Sales Designer Call 1-800-711-0158 lights. wheels, com· Artist Equipment 28x80 Oak Easol, aC11ustabte1collaps1ble· Taborol w/cas1ers, 3 drawers, 6 shelves. Au1ograth Supor A6 enlarger All 3 to· gether S250, seperato S100ea Call Julio et 714-721.g230 gated community. 4Br o c 1 WANTED pass, dive helmets, 3Ba w/Lrg kitchen. SUB LEASE or short-FOUND 2925 E rang.e ~un y area. WOLFF TANNING etc ... 582·592-1752 ... 714•780•3142 sop lndry, patio grdn. term temporary rental xperience In closet ANTIQUES 9EDS Tan at home. ---------S3400mo w/year Lse. 1Br/2Br. CM, NB, HB and garage organlz· Buy Direct and Savel RECORDS/TOP $ PETS & "'.W.Newport on th• Avail now. 574-9996 714-729·2911 Found 3 /30 Pltbull Ing. Please call: Commercia l /Home Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock ANIMALS WHAT HAPPENS IF YOUDON7 ADVERTISE? NOTHING/ Call the Classifieds 642-5678 ,. .. oceanfront Rare pup. Viclnty of Santa The Closet King Older Style Furniture units from 5199.00. Elc ... so's & 60's Mike 6049 • , Beach/Alley Fronlage Via Lido Boat1llps Ana Ave CM 631-4370 800-787-4416 PIANOS & Collectibles Low monthly pay· 645-7505 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii *Pilot "' 10 c II Avallablo Now s I p ltl CM •Aj)pkonc"·T--.... "ac c oast ne, Inc. S 11 El 1 I'd COMMERCIAL Loat Cat Russian Blue J a•• o a on •Si..-·•.,..,.•Ofl.-.r-.•vo• monls. Free color cat· OCICAT Kittens ,.., 714-722·1011 a or eclr c pre · male/sleek/grey. 7 lbs. area. FT/PT selling to $$CASH PAID$$ atog. Call today ---------Leopard Lbokal1kos -· .._ ..,._. ..... 25h-45t1. $13·16per f1 REAL ESTATE nr Getson's Mrkt, CdM businesses, xlnl prod· 1·800·842·1310. FREE TO YOU 602 2 $250-$500 646·8473 -------- • VIL7L1A4 •• 7R5~4N9T1A2LS on~23 76~9030 uci average, $400 ~ W;~~~~S ~~~~~(~C~A~L~·~S~C~A~N~)~~~~~~~~~~~~o:r~6~3~1~-2~1~1~1~~~~~~~~~~~ •'EWPORT .. s1000 week. 134.0711 >4' • • lmmed .. te frlendly aervlC• 'tOAST 1070 HEALTH & •W£PAYMORl fASTUt" :miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NEWPORT BUSINESS OFFICE FITNESS JOOO SEEMRPVILOCYMEES NT5533 ,.4Br/4Ba 3soost 3-Car COAST 2170 FOR RENT 2769 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w. gar, gourmet kit, very iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DISTRIBUTORSHIP! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • private lot. $760,000 * E ti s It r~Pat Havel. Agent View Gated Exec Hm xocu ve u • Free 1ample. Local •••••••• 714-494•0880 3Br 2.5Ba. marble, Avail. Hurry they go route. No selling. Pro· Please be aware that beautllul yard, pool. lasll $300 Fashion ts-tected terrllorles. Iha listings In this cat· $3900 714·612-4888 land 760·9150 Joanna 800·737·9495 egory may require you .. , ·---------1 ~.MOBILE "'.'UOMES 1100 ~...,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil APARTMENTS "'•AYSIDE VILLAGE FOR RENT ,.,. 55..-2Br 2Ba. Private ••••••••• ~ • beach, good parking. Georgoua Ocean View (24hra). 10 call a 900 number Suite avail 121 ssl (CAL"SCAN) In which there is a $2800/mo walk to charge per minute. Fashion Island, Ed·--------· $1000'S POSSIBLE wards theater, free EMPLOYMENT TYPING. Part·time. parking + a surprise Al Home. Toll free 714-760-9150 or ••••••••• 1·800-218·9000 714-675-1649 Joanna Exl. T·5139 CONSIGNMENTS C1n11Q•mrnh ukrn d11ly l 1old •I 1uct1on r .. ry VlrdnHdly II 4pm Jor 1nlornwli1n t4U 1llJo9SI 112~ ~957.S133'e SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 So.llWnSt. s.a Au. CA 92101 -6i.-011 .. 2 rec; rms & pool. ---------;""S12.500 114-217-4999 BALBOA Sunset Beach 2500sf l·E-M_P_L_O_YM_E_N_T__ for hs1ings. ~~~~~~~~lt] busy PCH Ole, re1alt, (CAL•SCAN) 11 surl-shp, an1iques 5530 EARN BIG MONEY BEST PRICES . ·~WHY PAV RENT PENINSULA ..,, Brand new Doubtewlde ~·· 3Bdrm. 2Bath 2607 $2750. 562-592· 1752 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii using your PC. High $$PAID$$ demand tor Medical •ontiumlOtrdru•m Biiiers. Easy work. •nipstomodan Complele training pro-• ~art6di:aiiiliry I.: 549,995 1 .. , $2500 Down-$349 Mo. ,., OC Spaces Available 1. • Beach Hom•• v1ded. No e11perlence PR.ED STEGMANN necessary. ANTI UES •Stopa to Beach• Dental Asst needed 2 2br, fp, dw, patio, COMMERCIAL days a wk. Friendly garage + parking Tuslln ottlce. Exp nee s1200 714-451·7787 PROPERTY 2778 ---,,,....,,,_ ............. 8 ..... 3 ..... 2 ....... 5,.....s_9_0 • • • • • • • • • lw 12345 Beach Blvd ''· Stan1on , r (Beach & Lampson) YEARLY RENTALS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DR IVER OTA AVAILABLE APRIL NB. On Marlnora COVENANT Newer Upper 3Br 2Ba Mlle Class BBB Ole Transport has ma)or 2/wks. All Amenities. Bldg w/24 Sllp Marina. pay Increase coming· 1 ·800·550-8660 ext.7. The Ugal lkpartmmt at the Daily Pilot is plmsed t.' l'14·899·5833 (CAL"SCAN) --------to announa a new servia now availabk to new businesses. ~------~--1 I -CEMETERY LOT/ .~RYPT 1225 FURNITURE 6014 lncldl 2-car perking. For Salo 4. 7Mll $1,000 sign-on bonus --------- 2Br l Ba upper w/deck Biii Packard 433-7300 experienced drivers. • EMPLOYMENT & carport. Studio w/ Coast to coast runs. WANTED 535 liiiiiiiiiiiiM..iiiiiiiiiii kitchen. utls lnctd. I••••••••• Experienced drivers/ 5 Cannery Rental• BUSINESS & owner operators iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------- ,CEMETERY PLOTS 1•800•247"8209 1-800~4'!.~~4394. 8 In Paclllc View Me· FINANCE Graduate students EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT morlaJ Park, Corona CORONA 1·800·338-8428. 5530 5530 del Mar, (Vista Del Bud Meyer Relriger-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ wiO now SEARCH the name for you at no txtnz charge. and save you the time and the trip to the Court H~ in Santa Ana. Thm. of course, after the semr:h is completed wt wiU fik your ficbtilJus business ~ ItalmlQJI wiJ:h the County Clerlt, publish ona a W«lt for four wttlts as requimi by law and thm fik your proef of publication with the County Onlt. Mar Section). s20K. DEL MAR 2622 BUSl•~c.-s ated Truck Lines · Call Bill at .1.11~ toll lr9• .. Plam stup by to fik your fictitious businm st4tnnmt at the [)aj}y Pilot. 330 W. ':-209-683·2945 Beach Sid• Loe tower OPPORTUNITY 1·888·887-3729. •NET-: duplex. 2er 1 ea. 29041 ____ ...;c_c_A_L_·s_c_A_N-') ........ . ~•llUCBESl1:ARMS/ w/gar. w/d hk-ups. DRIVER-FLATBED. Administrative Assistant BaySt. CASta Mesa. If you cannot stup by. p~ az1J us al (714) 642-4321 and we wiU ~ ammgmimts for you llJ ham& this proat/urt by mail IMM.. t•• $1250.mo + sec. No Glass haulera wantedl 1 RQVES 1575 pets. Agent 494-6841 $ Own Payphone• $ west Coast. Up to .34 Entry-level position yet Integral to the fast-$1 5 o K/V R L V. Pot' I. cents/mile. Great ben-paced environment Of this exciting software , Local Sites.CALLI eflla. Consistent miles. <1evelopment oompany. Requires a person 1 COLORADO COSTA MESA 2624 1·800-800-3470 24hrs. OTA + 1 yr. ttatbed who is a self-starter, efficlenl,_~r~lzed and If you should have any farther qumions. p~ az1J us and wt wiD be morr than glad to assist you. Good luck in your new busines:s! ! • RANCHES. dependable. Responsibilities mclUde phones, 1 Free guide to 38 ap-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••• required Combined travel arrangements, a.1stomer contact, some . proved fun-packed 1 Br D •tac h • d Please be wary of out Tronw ort. word processing and general office duties. ranch vacations. Cottage• w/Patlo of area companies. 1·809-837·4 407. Excellent commUnlcatlon skills, knowl~e of ; Riding, fishing, ratting, noar beach. Cathedral Check wllh the local (CAL •SCAN) MS Office '97, ability to multl·task and IOllow _.. mpre. Colorado Dude calla. frig. Move-In Better Bus Ines s _D_R_l_V_E_R_S-.$-7_0_0 through on details a muat. Please send ' ~ & Guest Ranch Assn. Speelall $675 + $400 Bureau before you HIRE on Bonus. Long resume with 88181Y history and ntferencea to: ; w Boll 300S. Tabernaah, deposit. 548·2421 send any money for Haut Flatbed Posl· i CO 80478. fees or services. Read Ilona. Kenworth Con- 970.887.9248 2Br 1Ba Near Fairview and understand any ventlonals. Required ; ~ ' I I ' ••• t. ! •i.'' ., ' ; _;1 ; " f 1 t • t J I 1 J ,\ ', I I ext. 12• & Adams. Very clean. contracts before you Class A COL. New www.cotoradoranch. garage, no pet. S695 sign. Shop around lor Pay Scale. All bon--------------------------- com/a/ (CAL•SCAN) +S400 714•241 -8850 rates. ems. TSE •Costa Meaa'• Boat Be Vour Own Boss. 1 -800·548·3120 Brldll Jr-1br & 1br, also 2br Local Vend Rte for •-'· S·4 --------------------------1 ba, quiet gated sale. Must sell . (CAL-SCAN) :.ilouSES/ comm, pool, tennis. 1·800·371·8383 ETM seeking reliable ea• y a cc• s s to FAMOUS people for early AM's lreeway/beac;h/malls. MILLIONAIRE & PM'• tor In-bound 714-557.0075 AUTHOR reveals se· ticket sates/Info calls. llONDOS OR RENT By CHARLES GOREN wfth OMAR SHARIF . and TANNAH HIRSCH ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Nwpt Hgta 2Br/2Br c; r •I of m a k Ing S. Coast Melro area yard. fresh paint, $100,000 per year part S7hr to start 444·JOBS Inside lndry, carport time, buying and sett· * F /T War oho u a• Q 51 $1000.mo. 65()..4509 Ing mortgage notes. help. CM area Goll Q. 1 A!> South, vulncRble. you hold: • Q J 6 S Q K 4 o I\ J 7 • 6 ENINSULA 2107 (800)884CREDIT. Ball Co. $6.00 to start ---------24hr1. (CAL0 SCAN) •Spani sh/Engtlsh• •AQJ 743 Q AKQ8 0 64 •6 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NEWPORT HEAL THIER helplul, 10htt a day • enn Point 4br 2ba, BEACH 2669 INCOMI! FOUND by 1'14-574-0800 The biddin2 has proceeded: 2c•r gar, 1p, Charmer, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1ate1 representative Gardener SOU'Ill WES1' NOR11t EAST ••atepa to beach.. A 1 I an H •a 1th & Sherman Gardens in 1 • r.. l o Pass S2500 714-833-2142. A om Bch 2br Beauty. Natural herbs, C.D.M.· PIT. Mon-Fri. T 2 eloHd gar. akin care, attractively Call 8:3 oam.2:3opm What do you bid now'! .molndry72 ... ":2~~ priced. Unlveratty ap-and a1k for Dorothy. r-proved. 100% guaran-714·673-2268 teed. call for FREE ---------catalog. Ka~ak Stora needs Toll free strong energetic, 1-888-417·2872. friendly employeH. (CAL•SCAN) Mu1t drive, PT and wk-end• 714-675-1215 • I • I' • I .I A. It would be a crime to suppress such an excellent four-ard heart suit Just to show •sixth spade by jump- ing. That could eully lead to missing a laydown heart slam, Bid tw~ hearts to see how partner reacts. Don· t be afraid that NOCtb might pass. After a two-over-one response partner can- not pass your change o( suit no mat- ter what rnetbod.'I you use. Q. l As South, vulnerable. you hold: • I l o 5 o AK JO I • A K 10 6 J l The bidd&n~ has~: NOR111 IAS1' SOUTH I• ... 2• 20 ,_ T Whac do you bid now? A. Biddlna the fourth suit at the two-levd createt a rorons ~tu.a.Ion but docs noc promise 1nytl\ioa ln the bid suit At the t.lno-lcvd, hOwcver, while ii is Still focdna to pmc.. ~ must have values lll IM bid suit. nm makes the decision easy-d'ne di> monds Is by far Iba mott dciciriptive b1d eo nae here. The bidding has proc:ecded: EAST SOlTl1f WP.ST NOR1H I• ,_ .... Dbl ~ T A. You have a very good hand. but why penalize partner for ~fusing to let lhc opponents play u the one- level? For the reopening double, pptner can have as few as l 0 points. so don't go barging into game. A jump to two .no !JUmp does your hand ample JUStlCC. Q.S Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: • It 109 5 Q A 5 3 o A JO 9 6 • J 7 Partner opens the biddlna with one apldc. What do you ~1 A. If you haw a sJ*Se ra.l$e avail· •ble ttw ls rorcln& eo pme. make iL ll you don'l, ~for the moment wilb 1 waiMt bid of two diamonds, lhen jump to pr1)t ln ~ u )qur' nut Nm. ilUs hand is nluch too suon, ror a limit f'lile.. Q.6 Boch wlnenbk. u Soulh you ltokt· •nu 0 &11 o A •A&QJJ Par1ner opens the=· with ~ club. Whit do rou 1 A. ()ppolitc 1 SMmct ope.iln, bid you • ln abim Writory. Howcvtr. ht docs nc'M lift )'(Ill f~ IO mib ajvmp QI._ 10lt ... IW'O ~ ....... ,.,. WIMIO pl&J b bind .. coalelll •hh • Ji. respot• -• dilulleful .. ii a1 be. OtlO ..,..11 dll& only oac yaa ~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 53 Alrpor1 Into I Leg part 54 Unexpectedly 6 Mexican OOlf'I 58 Cofdon - 1 o Type ol cake? cooltety 1' Video's 59 Not common 15 ~ 60 Baby deltverer? """"'"' 64 leaders ol lhe newspaper pg nodt 16 Ear part 65 Sailof s 17 Schola-""' ol a greeting sort ·-..., 66 FOiiow 18 Plee.sanl 67 Helpef abbr 19 ·-Called 68 Free ticket Horse. 69 Spa Mienity ~EVlOUS PUZZU SOl.VED 20 LO'MQ 23 Fall behind OOWN 26 ·-MISS Brooks" 1 Children s 27 And so on· abbr 2 game _. 28 Party fabric "Ben- 29 In-: together 3 Appte= 31 Make. sweaters 4 MS. l1 33 FectQfY WOl1cer. 5 -11· tk ~ 6 Hearttltool 34 Cheese lovers 7 Hefotc SIOfY 35 Every 8 Pat1J ol a :~ 9~ 41 Frolif; t 0 Scottish 42 Aollllp-houMhold 43 Common , , SpeeMf of COi • leCtof'I Lalin .... Sc:cl4tilll 12 Sladten off llrldownef 13 -The o.¥11 and 45Cher'•• ~ 47 Puz.de doer Wetimr 48 Gr* teaer """°' 51 Fruit dmk 21 E~ 52 NuerillcM grfll 22 F .. mo, ______ ,... ____ ..,._ ...... .-....... ~ ' -·-- -- --~~""r . ., • -. ~ -... ---.__.-___. ..... ~-..,.,. ..,,_..,_ -------. • Q MO~OAY, APRIL 6, t998 . . Newport Beach/Cosca Mesa Daily Pilot ' ~~~~NTS 8055 AUTOMOBILES ODVROL!T 9045 FORD 9075 LEXUS 9115 LINCOLN 9120liiMiiEiiRiiCEiiDiiiESiiiiiiii9iii13iiO OLDSMOBttE 9155 iiiTOiiYiii0iiiTiiAiiiiii~9~21iiO VOLISWAG!N ei3s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ••o Suburban •• T·81rd, UC.Ve tun '13 OS 300 &Gk opal •a7 Am•rloa'• Cup '88 SLK • s 'OT CAMRY LI! '71 ...... Whit•. New Qalll•n K•&1•e•r aooH•d•t• roof, 20Kml.~/grey. wht prl ·gr•v lthr Edition, Signature Only 3100 mu ... cc, "x~ C~lltH ugr•m• Only 115000 rnl. New Interior. brake•. •tereo Amp + header 1700 ACURA O 3/4 TON. 2WD, 'A .... S13SQ0obo, thert ty1. chrorMI mnr1 emac Serles. Neuttcal phone, new Jaguar Lo~~ ofo~~~111 75;:;,~ Lexut trade. (42500) and engine. 53500. 7t4-72t-8338 9 10 Tow .-.1tc:h, flowmaster Cell QQ9.93C).9828 S2t,900/obo 073·3588 COior•. White, Whit• tr•de In, no luxury tax, ml. 12000• 873-4677 $17,587 ('714) 644-4248 ****** iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil exhau1t, new radiator, •04 SC 400 Ltather, Navy Blue l\O Ucenae fee• LEXUS '72 VW Bug Con\I, '00 lnteora RS 1tarter. rotor/brakH, HONDA 9085 eracJVblac:k low mite• Cambria qloth Top (035294) $42,905 r.~~=~::.~~~~ Black top. Now crpt, While, 84k mt, 3dr, red/Whit• with tin v•· full option l.exui cer' asking 17450 obo BAUER JAQUAA PONTIAC 9170 new chrome, run1 well xlnt c:ond, t-owner tour ln~~rlor, "Barn 11 fl• d . 't 0315 91 6 ) 7t4•140•7507 714-97t·2002 •97 SUPRA TURBO $3,2150. 714·272·2859 TV, ELECTRONICS, STEREO 6080 $8950 714·759-0512 0 o ors In rear. Aooord LX s29,987 197 TOWN CAR 188' 300CI! WhltJ J iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Pwr wlnd/loclc1, '82 Rabbit Convt 104,000 well main· 4dr, blk/gry, auto, full 'OS SC 400 l!Xl!CUTIVE grey Int. Look• & run1 '82 BONEVILLE 8$1! tilt, crulH, ABS, 5sp, new top, new caCte Oeeorambler $ 14.05 Code 04 •714-282·2804• '91 LEGEND LCOUPE talned mllH. Auna power, am·lm ca11, 1· White/Ivory, 33k ml, 4.8L V8, PW/PDL, great, per1ec:t cond. 3.8L v&, pwr wind/ am•fm, cas1. Cult tire•. good c:ond, great, good cond. owner. like new, must full opttol"f. texue Cer· Leather, ABS, lmmac, S15,500pp. 129K ml rockl/Hat, ttll, crul19, whls, mu1t 1eel $1100 b 631 o._., $8800 obo IH, ez financing t d 2 1 h t (1 ) 6 2 oo (-2ESG992) 0 0 • ._ .. , Lo ml, leather, mnrf, nice (2t<IC631) $14,950 (714)846-0813 fullprtc:e$12,850 ti te • (046137) o c oose rom 14 4 ·44 ABS.fully loaded Make Offer '92 VW Bug Coov. Sunweat Motors $34,9nL i:4e:9~80/653985)1---------(#30FK113) S8902 Coat• M••• Black top. New crpl, LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 882·8808 TRANSPORTATION -"""·0~3..,-LE.,,..o,,..,e=N=o...,.L Lo mt, lthr, CD, like new 3FHH578) '95 C~RO Z·28 (714) 437·1831 MISSIEOXNUVSIEJO 'coata M••• MERCURY 9135 Coat• M••• I M new chrome, run's weil While, full power, co, LI I Llnooln·Meroury Llnco n eroury $1750 obo 272 2...,8 au t 0 . 1 1e7 5 1 ) 1·(888)-88·LEXUS noo n•Meroury (7141 540·5830 ('714) 540-5830 • ""' $13,087 JNFINITI 9095 •05 08 300 714 o4o·593o '82 SABLE 95 Tacoma LX LEXUS Full option, only•---------3.8L V6, Only 61k ml, ---------1 AC,PS,PB,CO. 43KmL MJSC. AUTO 9245 MISSION VIEJO ,85 045T 30,000 mllee. Lexus MAZDA ·9125 pwr wlnd/lock1, TOYOTA 9210 Like New. St 1,300oro.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii POWER BOATS 7012 117,777 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 802·8008 1·888·88·LEXUS Black Jade/Ivory, only certified. #094510I'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NC. dual alr bags, Call 714-515·2304. AUTOS/SEIZED $27 777 11 fully loaded 1990 ZR·1 Vette 3 6 k m I • ' MINT I ' '00 RX7 Convertlbl• (2ZOK332) $7982 '04 CAMRY LE CARS from $ 150. All options. K,lng of 1301949L)ESX27u·58 77 MIS~:i,~u:IEJO Auto, full power, '85 COUOAR Lo mlles, full power, TRUCRS 9220 Jaguar, Corvette, Mer· the hlll. one owner. 1 (8&8) 88 LE am.rm cau & c:d, 4.6L VB, low mi, pwr Lexus trade, mlntl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif cedee, BMW, Por- $Save Mon•y$ buy ---------Red/Red, $29.000 MISSION VIEJ() • • XUS blk/blk Hhr, super wind/locks, moonrf, (3HMA1936) $12,977 iche, Honda, ~1<4's, Donated Boatal CADILLAC 9040 call 760·1580 1·(888)·88·LEXUS '95 LS400 clean, ez fjnance ABS, p/1, tmmac:I LEXUS OF. '95 Chev S·tO sport truck• and more_ •21 ' Westerner skil ~~~~~-~!m.i~I---------White/grey; only 36k fuU price $8850 (3MLY483) $10,995 WESTMINSTER ~l~c~o~~~~~ ~~kau~j Local sales listings. boat $3500 •21 ' Bay-1 ~87 S•vllle m idnight CHRYSLER 9050 ISUZU 9lOO ml, hJll option. Lexus Sunweat Motor• '97 Grand (714) 892·8,08 SlO,SOO. 645.9993 1 •800T0.~lr0e~2292 liner Trophy 1987 certified. (030797) (714J 437·1031 'Marquis LS "'"' $6400 •26' Baytmer blue, lthr Int, like nu,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $36,977 ---'---'---.;_.;__ V..S. Pwr wihd, pwr '95 4RUNNER ext:A ·4.000. sun b r Id g e 199 0 co plaler S4...850./obo fl '02 Troop•r '98 LS400 '92 Mazda MPV door lks, ABS. fully SR5 V8 VOLVO 9230 , ____ .... (_C_AL_·s_c_A_N-"1 $14,500 •21.5' Four 17 41842·2 1 14 '91 LeBaron Ught VS, 4x4, auto, am·lm Black/ivory, only 19k v5 . 7 pass, auto, loaded, 2 to choose Low ml. AT, lpwr, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wlnns with trlr. Like '88SEDANDeVILLE Gray/Gray. Excel. cass&cd.71kml. ml, lull option. Lexus power,dualA/C,etc ... from (65715S) Hurry! (3LX4107) new $S500 VFC, Inc. 4.SL, lo ml, pwr/wlnd/ Cond. $7~00. Call wht/gry, iclnt cond. certllled (037767) 79k, 58•750 549·799o (647248) $15,997 $18,888 '95 850 TURBO Boat Donation• locks, leather, lmmac, 714·720·9822 ez financing $41,977 '02 MIATA Coit• Mesa LEXI.IS OF Lo ml, CO, lthr, mnrf, 7 1 4 ·6 7 5 ·O 5 8 6 loaded -,9-2-T-o_w_n_&_C_o_u_n_t_ry_ lull price $11,500 LEXUS Red, full pwr, mint Llncoln·Mercury WESTMINSTER more (184973) SSAVE (N2JVW332) $898B 3.3L VS, llhr, ABS. SunwHt Motors MISSION VIEJO con d. 3 2 k mi, (714) 540·5630 (714)892·8906 LEXUS OF Costa Mesa pwr seat, air, tilt, rear (714) 437·1931 1·(888) 88·LEXUS (304913) 59,999 WESTMINSTER Llncoln·Mercury LEXUS '95 CAMRY LE (714) 802·8006 SAIL BOATS 7014 Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classlned will help 642-5678 36' LANCER SLOOP, 1980 xlnt comJ. diesel wheel furling and dodger. Just reduced S33,500 obo. (714) 540·5630 air, fully loaded '06 ES 300 MISSION VIEJO NISSAN 9150 Lo miles, affordable '98 V70 WAGON '"'OFLEETWOOD #3BCY25SS8,992 JAGUAR 9105 Black/Ivory, full op· 1·888·88·LEXUS luxury (883259) k/ I k b f II • Coat• M••• tlon. Lexus certified. 513,977 Blac b ac tur o, u •--------- COUPE Llncoln·Mercury (141409) $25,977 1---------· '89 Maxima Scyl auto a/ LEXUS OF power, new Lexus AUTOS 1-owner. Lexus trade (714) 540·5630 '93 XJ8 white, loaded, LEXUS MERCEDES 9130 c pwr wlnd/dre am/Im trade . (0347730) WANTBD 1n, mint (2VRD862) chrome wls; C/D etc. MISSION VIEJO cass 1<lnt i.::>nd SSOOO/ (~~~T) :'~:~~~: $28,977 9248 54K Ml 69k mlles, spotless 1·(888)·88·LEXUS obo (714) 846·2S65 LEXUS LEXUS OF FORD 9075 $23K obo 586-5805 '89 280E White/gray•------'--------------1 MISSION VIEJO YFC Yacht Brokerage (714) 675..0586 WESTMINSTER , '96 ES 300 under 25k leather, 1-owner, 67k '94 PICK UP XE '95 Camry vs LE 2dr 1·(888) 88·LEXUS (714) 892·8908 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 95 XJR Mintl Black/ mi all xtras Including ml, loaded, lmmacl 4x4, 41k ml, 1-owner, coupe 30k ml lthr cust ,94 MUSTANG Black. 21K ml, 6yr 75k co chgr Lexus certif. Must seer 64s.2011 am-Im, great PU! wheels super clean---------• COBRA CONV (Select Edit warranty 524 950 640-4296 (SH65916) $0992 $15 500 · 646·4128 VOLRSWAGEN 9235 $39,500 714·759-8404 __ • _.____ '92 190E 2.6 Coata M••• ' CAMPERS, RV'S, TRAILERS 8014 MO BIL HOME $4300.0BO I 1 stt x 45tt. 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Lexus cerli· $17,777 l--"--3-'0'-0-Z-X___ 19k ml, mint. New (3JWF121) Make Offer liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tied. (03643S) $28,977 LEXUS OF Lexus trade. (028787) Coata Mesa LEXUS WESTMINSTER Auto. lull power, $26,977 LI I M 96 Grand Cherokeo f T t nco n· ercury MISSION VIEJO (714) 892·8906 am-m cass, . ops, LEXUS (714) 540·5830 4x4, 6 cyl .. low miles, 1·(888)·88·LEXUS blk/blk lthr, 80k mi. MISSION VIEJO mint cond, $23.500. m st seal '94 Mustang GT 5.0 ._c_a_l_I o_rly'--7S_0_·_61_1_0_. -'01 LS400 . On the move? full prl~e s 11,950 1 •888•88·LEXUS 5spd. full power. Chrome wheels, lthr, Sunweat Motor• '98 COROLLA 'trmmac: In & out, SELL mnrl, Minll (2YC5386) Sell your extra (714) 437-1931 31k, AT, AC. like new ez finance. 518.950 household Sell your home (35CX528) 511,550 lull price $9450 h LEXUS OF th h 1 11· d LEXUS OF SunwHt Motor• your ome WESTMINSTER items r~~g2-~:;~ te . 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