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Home My WebLink About1998-06-02 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Polls open till 8 .p.m. Laguna keeps Newport Coast students~: (! • Newport-Mesa residents to vote on countywide, state and federal offices, nine state ballot measures. Newport-Mesa residents will go to the polls today to vote on countywide, state and federal offices and nine state ballot measures. Polls are open from 7 a .m. to 8 p.m. Polling place locations are printed on the back of each ballot, which were mailed to about 1.2 million registered vot- ers in Orange County. Voters who do not know their polling locations can call the Orange County Registrar of Voters at (714) 567-7620 or (714) 567-7582. They also can check the Internet web site at http://www/oc.ca.gov/elec- tion/verify.htm . Countywide, there were 1.18 million registered voters as of May 4, the last day for voter registration, said Rosalyn Lever, registrar of voters. : In Costa Mesa, there were 45~ registered voters, ~ a Republican majori-t; of 22/180 voters compared with 13,509 Democrats. Other parties and their registrations • SEE POLLS PAGE 5 , . • School board decides against transfer of 150 to 300 students to Newport-Mesa schools. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot The Laguna Beach school board unanimously voted Mon- day to keep within its boundaries a sliver of Newport Coast that it was considering transferring to the Newport-Mesa school dis- trict. Board members decided to discontinue months of dialogue with the Newport-Mesa school district, the city of Laguna Beach and The Irvine Co. about the area on the Laguna Beach side of Newport Coast Drive in Newport Coast. Tue area is expected to have an enrollment of 150 to 300 stu- dents. Because the rest of New- port Coast's students attend Newport-Mesa schools and the district has classroom space, the Laguna Beach school board was considering transferring the area to the Newport-Mesa school dis- trict. But after months of negotia- tions, the board decided to keep the area and the students in its own district -a decision that will net them $6.4 million in mitiga- tion fees from The Irvine Co. •Newport-Mesa is not going to get it,• said Steve Rabago, a SAYING G 0 0 (.)HY F. Laguna Beach school board member. ·we're going to accept the territory as it is.• But the long-awaited decision means there will be students in adjacent neighborhoods of the upscale development attending different school districts. •1t might have made sense to transfer the land to Newport- Mesa, • said Carol Hoffman, a spokeswoman for The Irvine Co. •But we think both districts offer an excellent education." U the land had been trans- ferred, Newport-Mesa stood to gain about $6 million that could have been used to repair its schools . •The mitigation money alone was a plus,• said Mike Fine, New- 11 We need strong neighborhoods and communities. This decision seems to go against that. " -ALFRED WIWNGER • port-Mesa's assistant superinten~ dent of business services. ·From that viewpoint, sure, it's a loss.• Monday was the deadline for the Laguna Beach school board to decide what it wanted to ·do with the property. • SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 5 Debate on religion in schools is positive ~HE FINAL BELL Fair says promoter blocked concerts •Newport-Mesa board member says more can be done to teach children about character education. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -School board member Wendy Leece, nearing the end of her term built around a character-education platform, is trying to find out just For readers how much schools can say response to and how high the Wendy wall is separating Leec -. pl church and state. e ~ an, Leece. who see Local has proposed that Voices, schools post the 2 Ten Command-page ' men ts, claims • After 38 years of teaching grade school students at Mariners Elementary, P~nne Ferrell -like more than 100 other district employees - is Closing the book on her career. • Both sides present dosing arguments after seven- week civil trial over sale of Pacific Amphitheater. By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -A national concert promoter tried to control the Orange County music market by putting the owners of the Pacific Amphitheatre at a severe disadvantage witll sound restric- tions, an attorney for the Orange County Fairgrounds said Mon· day. After a seven-week trial, an Orange CoWlty Superior Court jwy listened intently for eight hours as attorneys on both sides presented closing arguments in a civil suit filed by the fairgrounds over the sale of the 18,500-seat amphitheater, which has been closed for three years. school officials have been silenced on speaking out about religion in the context of educa- tion over fears of legal retribu- tion. •With the American Civil Lib- erties Union threatening school districts with expensive lawsuits, school boards and teachers have been tragically intimidated for many years, and the amount of religion discussed at any level has been very limited,• Leece said Monday. •There are many court cases that tell us we can do more to teach about religion.• Penne Ferrell is calling it a day after 38 years of teaching at Mariners Elementary School, · Jurors are expected to begin deliberating the case today. where she at one time or another taught all grade levels. .. enne Ferrell still watches some of the reruns of the Fox Network classic "Married With Children." It's not that she's enthralled with the plot lines or subject matter, but she has a particular liking for the Bundys' neighbor, Jefferson, played by Ted McGinley. Finding Common Ground, a •He used to be one of my students,· she · publication by The Freedom said. •He used to be on 'Happy Days,' and on Forum's First Amendment Center 'The Love Boat' too. He was adorable, and be at Vanderbilt University, says reli-is adorable, now: gion can be discussed in elemen-McGinley is one of the hundreds of students tary schools in the context of fam-who have filed through Ferrell's Mariners Ele· ily and community-life studies, mentary School Classroom in the last 38 years. festivals and cultures; and in high c--" school in social studi;e~s;7;' Uiit~err-iai;lture~:.:..· ......f-ir-..,Mlill~lil. llel:l1t:11~·~:~~~~:;::~1~~ . _ "·~an o -o-distri ry courses. ct employees this month ln taking advan· "It is my personal belief that tage of. the school district's retirement incentive putting up the Ten Command-pa~ge. ments on a bulletin board in a • SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 5 Although she's leaving the school, her con- tributions will long be remembered as the school bas. renamed The Penne Ferrell Theater in remembrance of the school plays she pro· duced and directed. •She is the heart cu;id soul of Mariners,• Principal Tamara Parham said. "The stories of Penne Perrell will grow like the stories of Paul 8~~=~'*9ra;~fu;~ ~der- • SEE FERRELL PAGE 5 The 1998 Corona d el Mar Scenic SK Race includes four separate races to allow more fam- ily Involvement fu the 17th annual event Sat- urday. BeSldes the men's and women's Will be • run w for aD ages and a one-mDe DOlplilii»Mh 10r younge;t runners. The 32nd District Agricultural Association, the state agency that operates the fairgrounds, paid $12.5 million to Nederlandet Organization for the concert venue in 1993. Fair officials allege that Nederlander inten- tionally defrauded the association by imposing sound restrictions on the amphitheater that bas ren- dered it useless for concerts. •They wanted the fair board \o accept these crippling restrictions so they couldn't compete with other county venues,• said fair attorney Tom Malcolm. ·There is · one reason behind all of the defendant's actions: pure, un· adulterated greed.• _ Mikaln1 "6Ullfiieti "fflir-T811¥'• case, which he likened to •pieces of a puzzle.· •Tue· little pleces don't mean much on their own,• he said. • SEE TRIAL PAGE S Costa Mesa council rejects auto shop 8 Lawmakers reject bustiless's request for pennit; owners of broken-down cars ~ to keep tbeoi covei1!d. • , l ' • • . .' local voices ' ------. . '~ ~· '• ;' '~ • I :;. • •) ~ -- ---::.S:.. --- - ---... 1.._~J ~ ....... <... ......... .J WINNING THE mu Corona del Mar Higb's boys volleyball snatched the CIP Southern Section Division m title from thJ'ee.tiJne defending champion Santa Ynez. The victory, watched by hundreds of fans who made the trek to Cypress Col- lege on Saturday, came on the same day as the high school prom. Whal a great way to begin the night. Con- gratulations, Sea Kings. VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR Linda Groth works bard helping others, and on Fri- day, the Salvation Army named her the 1998 Volunteer of the Year. The Costa Mesa resident heads the group's 300-member Women's Auxiliary, co-chairs its Services Projects Committee, helps make Easter baskets for the needy, works on the Army's Mother's Day and Back to School shopping sprees, and is a Bible study leader and pianist at South Coast Mariners Church. Hat's off to Groth. BUCKS FOR THE BAY7 letter of the week .. . What about·· the other school facilities? I 'm almost speechless. I'm try- ing to figure out if the school district has got its head buried in the sand and hasn't figured out which end is up. We've got elementary schools that have washrooms you would- n't want to let a dog drink in, and they're spending $100,000- plus to redo a football field - and they're doing it in the mid- dle of commencement cere- monies at Newport Harbor High. The state Senate gave its nod to a plan that, if approved by the Assembly, would pay for regular dredgings or the Back Bay. Sen. Ross Johnson (R- lrvine) sponsored the plan, which calls for the creation or a permanent annuity in which funds for bay dredg- mgs would accwnulate at a rate of $400,000 a year. Sounds Like a great plan. Let's keep our fingers crossed. DEVON KIRSCHBAUM I DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar playen explode off the bench to rally the team as the Sea Kings defeated three-time defending champs Santa Ynez for the Division m crown Saturday. Somebody ought to do.some- t hing about this. Whoever allo- cates this money needs to take a new look at life in general and what the public wants for schools -and it sure isn't football fields. If I'm not mistaken, I think there's a law about slumlords, and I think school officials and state officials should be accountable for that same law. If you look at the schools and then realize they're spending money to redo a football field instead of taking care of bathrooms and other facilities that need taking care of -they ought to be forced to drink out of those drinking foun- tains and reside in those schools to get an idea of just how run- down they really are. WHAT'S GOOD FOR SOME - We learned the cities of Newport BeaCti and Co.ta Mesa stand to lose miWons ff state officials i'epea1 an unpopular car ta,x -the vehicle license fee. State officials estimate the repeal would save ~ about $400 a year, but Newport Beldllljl'ft._. $2.8 million, and Costa Mesa claiml lldliile"-3 million in annual revenues -and tbllt _,_.. an affect on city services. The state bM JI!• 'p Id tit'. make up for the loss in state sales tu. bat lllc6I .... cials aren't holding their breath. •we•ye ..... tbiit before,• quipped Costa Mesa City MaMgl'S AIU Roeder. It leaves Otle wondering whether: tbe tax• at the clubhouse and bar. •tte was very open, very ~ to be a.round and. of cowse, always entertain- ing,• said Beverly Ray, the board's chairwoman. CltOWNING GLORY There was no Miss Costa Mesa crowned at the Lions Club Fish Pry-usually a highlight of the annu- al event. lWo of the five candidates dropped out of the pageant, citing •bfld rumoiS• they heard about its YeDue, lions Park. With only three contestants left, the dub Mid it •just didn't justify doing.• The dub said lt p1anll to change tbe Fish Fry's location next year. It woWd be a shame to go another year without a sm.U-· Ing ambassador. PAUL DAVIS Ne wport Beach 0 N THE RECORD readers respond REBUTTAL If we look for innovative ideas and have some vision and Rules to live by? ROtirabacher Stands by his record . . THE ISSUE: Newport-Mesa school trustee Wendy Leece has suggested posting Ten Commandments in the classroom to instill values in young people. I think Wendy Leece needs to take a really good look at our civil rights -separation of church an,ii state (91.eece: Post bibllcal to share: ·Twelve Steps to Success• • Be confident • Be responsible • Be here • Be on time • Be friendly • Be polite • Be prepared • Be a listener • Be a doer • Be a tough worker • Be a risk-taker • Be a goal- setter. b8 Daily Pilot doesn't seem to haft fact-checked anything my p,imary opponent is saying about me. Nor, I might add, did it ask for my °"""°"·If tt had. there are several ~I would have oonected •0n the cout-Bobman II ~us for cbal- SHAY TRIPP ~~~'May2j. Student, Davis Education Center ~.YPJilt;l'Y&"liBd nummous ~ in the driver's seat, however, my name has been attached to a number of impor- tant bills that passed the House. political will, the West Side of Costa Mesa :could become laws," May 23-2.C). I absolutely think that is insanity. It is not the school board's or the school district's job to legislate what parents teach their children. . , The shooting of schoolchildren by school- children is not necessarily the fault of any- body at the school. It is the fault of the par- ents for not teaching their children the dif- ference between what is acceptable behav- ior and what is not acceptable behavior. Costa Mesa wttb tbe WestmlnStc Oty CoullCil and iDdMdOa1 City CoUDdl memberi, and I Should Newport-Mesa schools post the Ten alwap return their~ calll. I have Commandments in every classroom1 No. woDect cm countless projects Important MARTHA KIUEFER to tbe dUel in my d1ltrlct,, aDd 1 never Newport Beach rebUlf a local oftida1 wbo can. upon me, even if we~ on an illue. Once again, Leece overreacts with her Second. as a Miiior member of tbe religious agenda. She's probably ignorant of HeuselntematioDal Relations Committee, the fact that the Ten Commandments differ 1 do, at times, travel abroad. For example, As chairman of the Subcommittee on Energy and Environment during the 104th Congress, one of the first bills I authored prioritized U.S. energy and envi- ronmental reseaidl. Now, as cbainnan of the Subcommittee on Space and Aero- nautics, I oversee not only policy but $15 billion in federal space tund.ing, which dramatically affects our local economy. Many of my important achievements, however, are not reflected by the pas- sage of a bill. For example, I led the fight to end the 245(i) loophole in our . immigration law. I successfully opposed the weakening of American patent pro- tections. And I fought to maintain an Immigration and Naturalization Service presence at the Anaheim City Jail Fw- thermore, I'm a recognized leader in the ~ht to end the most-favored-nation trading status for Chinese tyrants. r . one of the most desir- able places in Orange County to live and do '' business, I do not believe that we should be posting the Ten Commandments in our classrooms. There are some religions that don't abide by the Ten Commandments and don't believe in the Ten Commandments. Not all people are Christians. So what do we then? We start posting the Buddhist list of rules to live by? No, I don't think so. PAM WINKLER Newport Beach from the Protestants to the Catholics, and I recently returned from a trip to South- the way they're written differs from various east Alia, where I met with the top lead- denominations. And so whose denomination ers of several Asian countries. The pur- are we going to select to put on the wall? po&e of my trtp was 10 explain why the Then you get into the question of favoring U.S. House ot Representatives would not one religion over another. And with our be voting 10 give them $18 bllllon in tax- increasingly diverse student population, this payer money as part of a bailout of the would be very inappropriate. lntemadoDal Mopetary Fund. The fact is, the way to end violence in our B\Jt even with my respoosibilities as a schools and elsewhere is for parents to membAr Of the International Relations regain control of their kids and to be in Cmunlttee, I still spend more time in my touch with what they are doing and quit district than the average member of Con- making weapons anctthings so easily avail-gress. I~ make the' five-hour Oigbt able to everybody. fn:m W~ D.C., because we have And parents ought to check and see what such a beautiful district and I love Orange Closer to home, the people of my dis- trict enjoy reduced flood insurance pre- miwns, tha.riks to my succeSsful efforts to have the Federal Emergency Manage- ment Agency redraw the flood plain maps. And most lik:ely, the federal man-• date requiring homeowners to cany ( My past tea~ers, Mrs. Barth, Mrs. Chad- well, Ms. Manriquez, Mrs. Winton, Ms. Becker, Mrs. Roberts and present teacher Mr. Wotta have all added a little something .Jo.~~8l.l9~~ of.hothJPY parenm··rol ·nori;rellgiOus bacM:groundSJ and the sports, arts and hobbies that keep me busy have built my confidence and character over my 12 years. I do not feel that the Ten Commandments need to be posted in our classrooms. We are given lots of messages of encouragement throughout the Y¥1' by our teachers, and one in particular I would like kind of music their kids are listening to. ~. I've bad m«e than « town hall Some ~~-!U>sQlute,ly...QutrageQus ··-+:••1181aee.llMlill9~ and peop1ea6n't even pay attention. Third; nigardtilg my leg11lative Until we do that, we're going to continue r8cc>rd, until the Republicans became the fiood insurance Will be lifted upon the • completion of the Santa Ana River Main- stem Project, funding for :wtiiCh l was instrumentat 1n procuring . sumce it to say my positive conserva-tlVQ~l*.wieU.wi1tb1lll¥"Clil' lbk~~ take ~de in my Jegislative record •• and th~ constituent llel'Vices J provide to VOL 92. NO. 130 "''MOOSIWf. 0"9f AnlncW Officer RW>E8$ HODJNE 642~ Record your comments about the o.lly Piiot 0t news tips. ADQIESS °" eddr• "130 w. ·~ St. ((llU Mesi, Catlf. 92627 . to see outbreaks like this, as with what hap-majority party 3 112 ~ ago, only pened in Oregon recently. And frankly, I J>emocrata were permi~ J.egis· hope it doesn't hit too close to home again, Jlllla. '1lnld Aird, fOr ~JP.ml as it did at Bstanda High School recently. iwo "-iii tn tile ltDu9e, ylllt onar ,. ill'Tums Balboa 72/'J7 Corona del Mar 7tl"!i7 Costa Mesa 72156 Newport8e~ T21S7 Newport eo.t 72/57 WtaMCAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 4-8saw Newport 4-t t11tN ladles 5-etNI "Mr' Jetty +a tlW CdM .... .,, LENARD DAVIS pw1d a~ bill. Si1ice the GOP got Newport Beach -• 111'4•• the people of the 45th Congressional Dis- trict. • . DANA ROHR..UACHER ~ U.S. Houie of Representatives,. '5th Diitrlct (R·Huntington Beach) ----. •It fl . -A------ Balhoa-stylefighting means less danger of getting hurt A s I look back on Balboa during its rowdy days - the late 1920s and early 1930s -there were lots of fights. There also was a great deal of drinking, whether straight alcohol for two bits an ounce at the Drugless Drugstore during Prohibition, or Balrumboas with four jiggers of rum for 7 5 cents at Bill Ireland's open-air bar after Prohibition's repeal. Some- how, drinking and fighting seem to go together. 1 have heard that alcohol dulls the inhibitory nerves. I guess that means that we all have the seeds of violence in us and we become quarrelsome when those seeds are released after the consumption of alco- hol. So with lots of drinking there is lots of lighting. But our fighting, wbile per- vasive, h~dly was dangerous. Most of it took place on the beach after dark. Sugar R~y Robinson, who is considered to have been the greatest fighter, pound for pound, in the history of boxing, would have a hard time being very dangerous fighting an opponent in the dark while standing in deep sand. Fighting usually started in two places -on Main Street or at the Rendezvous Ballroom. In either place, the fight usually ended up on the beach. Three magnificent police officers -George Callihan, Frank Naylor and Kenny Gor- ton -handled the crowds on Mam Street. When a fight broke out, they simply took the gladiators lo the boardwalk, pushed them out on the sand and told them to finish the fight there. If the fight broke out in the Rendezvous, we gate boys tried to keep the participants apart until manager Dick Whitson arnved. Whitson, who could be quite persuasive, took the com- batants out of the dance hall and to the beach and told them to fight it Qut there. As mchcated. fighting on the beach at night was a baffling affair. I remember one night when a couple of the locals decided to duke it out. They were escorted lo the beach by the police. with quite a group of us locals following. Each gladi- ator already was drunk. We would aim the fighters at each other. then stand back to watch the fray. The fighters would start toward each other, get lost in the dark, flail away at noth- robe rt gardner ing, then fall down. At this point, their friends would gath- er them up, aim them at each other again, all to no avail. Finally, the whole bunch would return to Bill Ireland's for some more Balrumboas. As indicated, the fighters usually were grabbed either by the police or Whitson before any blows were landed. Fights usually began with an exchange of words and then some shoving. About that time, the contestants were out on the beach where they flailed away at each other in the dark with no appreciable damage. One man didn't play by the usual rules. His name was Whitey. He was a rather tall, slim man, quiet, with a nice smile. Whitey cheated. When the confrontation was out of the conversational stage and getting to the shoving stage and before Whitson or the police arrived, Whitey would slug his opponent. When Whit- son or the police arrived, there was no one to send out on the beach, just one guy lying on the floor of the dance hall or on Main Street and Whitey just standing there with his nice smile. There was nothing left to do but for the friends of the guy on the floor or the street to carry him away. I never saw Whitey throw more than one punch. Obviously, I never saw him lose a fight. But aside from Whitey, almost all the fights took place on the beach and in that envi- ronment, which was hostile to the manly art of self-defense, not too many punches landed. The moral of this story is that if you must fight, do it at night on a beach. There is less danger of anyone being hurt. • ROBERT GARDNER is a Superior Court judge and resident of Corona del Mar. His column is published Tues- days. briefly in the news Friends of Library to hear UCI historian UCl's historian will speak at the Newport Beach Friends of the Library's annual luncheon and installation of officers at 11 :30 a.m. June 9 at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, mons, historian; and Dee Halli- day, press chairman. . Reservations are due today. ·For information, call Patty Lllle- graven at 673-8079. Last chance for AYSO registration is June 24 Newport Beach. The last chance to register for the "The Qiallenge of Writing the American Youth Soccer Organiza- History of UCI" will be the topic lion's Region 97 will be from 6 to 9 discussed by Samuel C. McCul-loch, professor emeritus of history p.m. June 24 in the library at Mariners Elementary School, 2100 and the university's historian for Marinexs Drive, Newport Beach. 24 years. Players born between Aug. 1, After his address, new officers l979, and Jan. '31, 1994, are ellgi- .. _...""-En<J ..... ~ willbeimt&Ued-by~ ............. ~;""Bfith~afefi)~ Donna Keinitz, Newport Beach's are required for new or non- community services director and returning players. Applicants also chief librarian. should bring the name of their Each serving a second year in doctor or medical provider. office are Larry Spitz, president; Registration fees are $55 for the Bonnie Aver, first vice president; first child, $50 for the second and Joan Burke, second vice presi-S45 for the third. Scholarships are dent; and Lois Masterson, third available. vice president. For more information. call (949) Newly elected are Cindy 642.-6296 or check the Internet Marder, recording secretary; Det-web site at http://www.newpor- ta Benson. trea.sureri Earl nm-tayso.com. FOR TH The subhead of a headline Sat- urday on the sentendl)g .of Omar Coyot:zin Rivera, 19, to life in prison misspelled the name of the Daily Pilot credit manager he stabbed to death Dee. 15, 1996. It ls Dollll4 Jacoblon. ••• An article MOnday on the l.JoM Club Ptah Pry should ha.a ldenti· fied. Deve Snowden u the ~ chief of Cotta Mesa. T\JESOAV. JUNE 2. 1• ·aty asked to help fund pool i-ep~ •School district seeks help with $200,000 maintenance project on Newport Harbor High's 27-year-old pool. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -New- port-Mesa school district officials have asked the city for help in funding a project to fix up New- port Harbor High School's 27- year-old swimming pool. Carolyn Stocker, the district's executive direc- and !>hould be done this year, she said. Stocker !>8ld U1e d.istnct has approached the a ties of Newport Beach and Costd Mesa -which use the facili ty for 1ecreatior1 pro- grams -to see lf they might be able to clup m. ·We would m~etl to reach an agreement and we hdven't done that,• she said. UWht1t we would • be fooking for 1s some hnanc1dl assistdllce from the city to help with the project.• 'Newport Bedch City Manager Kevin Murphy sd1d U1e city may be willing to pitrh m some money as long a'> 1t rccc•1\c•-. c1 long-term c1qrel,ment to tor of facilities and operations, said the pool needs about $200,000 in maintenance work. The pro- ject is included in this year's budget propos- als, she said, but there is no guar- antee it will be funded. "We would n eed to reach an agreement and we haven't done that. What w e would uw the pool. The city has lJt-cn using the Nt>v. port 1 iar- bor pool to offer ... w1m m1ng clc1 ... .,es m the ...ummer be looking for i s some financial assistance from the city to help with the project. " · If the school ch'>lnct WdS d1J1ng ma1or rPpc11r... or the pool Wct'i m hctd !:.hclpl', that The 50-meter pool needs a new -CAROLYN STOCKER fiberglass shell -the pool's inside liner -which will cost about $89,000, Stocker said. Repairs also are needed on the concrete deck and edges around the pool, which are expected to cost about $108,000. "These are problems because of the age of the pool," Stocker said. "The faolity was built in 1971 and has had no major main- tenance done to the facility since then. It needs some rehabilitation work, and for a pool of that age, that's not uncommon.• The shell is the highest priority would be a n1,11or c1 unch for our httlt• ont>!> lt·drnmg to swlffi," I\ I urphy -;did "We put some monP) into tlw Manan Bergeson Pool (ctl < 'oronrt del Mar HJgh SC'hooll c1nd from lht1l, we obtdmcd u~t· ot tlw pool on d long-term hctsh. \\P mdy be recepbve to ~omethmq like that dl the Newpo1 t l lnrlwr pool ~ Murphy :.d1d hr! hd'> mentioned the requec,t lo nly IPdders and will be Ol<'l'tlng with -.chool d1s- lnct 01f1C1ctl" th1<; wel'k to discuss the IS'>UC' MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT The Newport-Mesa Unified School District asked the city of Newport Beach lor help in funding a project to improve the 27-year-old pool at Newport Harbor High School. Costa Mesa gets $1.3 million to retrofit two city buildings .obituary Fonner longtime resident dies at 82 Former longtime Balboa Island and Costa Mesa resi- dent Frances J . Cantrell died Sunday in San Luis Obispo . Sne was 82. • FEMA provides 7 5 % of funding so Police Depart- ment building, city yard can better withstand earthquakes. I dnd slcth Pdcw Tht>r<> c1lso will be none; true llirc1l hrr1c 1rHJ of the elec- tncdl 1111 •chtllllf .it r1ncl plumbing sysl<>m" ThP protPrl \\Ill Pndble the bwlchnq-., '' hwh •lit' m th<.• Ncw- port-lngh•\\ 0<1d t.•ctrthquake lault 1ont-' to hl'lll..•r w 1lh'.'>tdnd earth- Costa Mesa has been award-quctkes, said Chn ... Lopez. federal ed $1.3 million by the Federal I coordmctlmq ofluw for the 1994 Emergency Management Northnctue Ec1rthquake Long- Agency for seismic retrofitting of term Rt>COV(•ry Ared Office. the Police Department building • f\ lmimmng lhl• impact of and a city yard on Placentia future d1..,ac,tpp, t'> t1 top pnonty m Avenue, federal officials said the fedt>rcil lunq lt•nn rPcovery Monday. stratcm.' Lopt>7 smd. "This is The grant will be used for e"pec1dllv 11 uca whpn -.ped king structural bracing of the buildmgs dhout lht• c1l,1lll'r of v1tdl ldctlibes with an exterior-braced frame to continue> In prnv1ci(' <il'IV1ces tn MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXJCO ALSO ON OUR MENU· C HILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OMELElTE TAMALE W/MI CASA CHI i Cock101'' PhoM A~• a" I Fonc l" G.~ Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince F1avorful & Delicious Lunche & Dinner u...-.ri..,..... II .... ,_••_...tor 1"*11 lMul-l!*UftC\ and 11rhat• l'UlldJom 7 23·0621 PleAtt Call For R~r~atlon' 11nd l>lrmk>n' 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Reach • Met.a(>hjalcal 8o0k.s • Oftglnal JeWelry Olfts, ArtwOrtl • "lne.WS at <lematones • "8nd c-wd Cryatal QUan Yin It lkiddhM P,tiyehlc Readlnp (Coll ~o for ppofntm nt) • ttene. ~ otle. lnceame lilllilililllli-mlliiilillillliiiiillimi I an emergency." FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Grant Program will pay 75"'o of the project's $1.7 million cost The baldnce will be funded by Costa Mesa •Money spen t in reducrng risks today will save lives, proper- ty and money in the future,· Lopez said. Costa Mesa City Manage r Allan Roeder said an application for seismic retrofitting of City Hall 1s still pending. Federal funds for the pro1ect were authorized under the major disaster declaration issued by President Clinton after the 1994 Northridge earthquake. Her son , Don, was a sports editor for the Daily Pilot's pre- decessor, the News Herald and is a contributor to the Dai- ly Pilot with sports columns on Newport Harbor High School. Bom in Mansfield, Ark., Mrs. Cantrell worked for sever- al years at Fairview Develop- mental Center in Costa Mesa. She is survived by her son, Don of Albuquerque, N.M.,; a daughter, June of Kent, Wash.; and five grandchildren. BEAUTY PAGENT Friday, June 26, 1998 r Sponsored by Proceeds to benefit the Uonsaub Charities The Miss N~rt Beach Beaut¥ Pageant will be held on Friday. June 26, t 998. The event will take plaa? at 7:00 p.m. at the HYatt NNpOntt Hotel Q Resort. Single young women betWeen the ages of t 8 and 25 who live in Newport BeaCh and are Interested ln oompetliig may receive fun.her Information by calling~ NoCkoJd at 644-6105 or Valerie Howard at ~EnuyfeeStOO. DeMllne Ii JW 5th. --------~------~tan kmts1Ldtnnn.& .. l991 ... ~8mdt ~..-. My name a ........ _,,... ........ .......,........, ........ ...,_ .............. _...~..._--.:..--. ........ ..:..:. Mylrdcilas~------.;..._..-...-.._. ______ ~..._~~~ ~··-~ -;; ... .... ... ... --.. -· Panel to diScnss proposed Bonita Canyon park •Ne rt Beach ks •banana beU-park in Bonita should look like. :---,------·-----.... ·-------.... ., Wednesday:'s meeting will give aff~rdable housing complex for ~ to"'· 'dparstud Canyon. While there were many con-' P.Y.1. parks commissioners a chance to serurtborsfothn l2Naecrwpoes ~fBeaopechn scpdce comm 1SSIOD uOAJ Y 1be meeting will include an cems expressed by neighboring : review the comments and SUSl-no . 0 e en- session on skateboard overview of the conceptual com-Harbor View "residents, the f Tbe Para. Bend-mid gestions made at thole com.mum-tralThUb;fY· is pd t lh . . , ponents al the proposal and a biggest issue was a skateboard : lt8aeadaa Om.,nt.qtoo ty forums and allow theJil to help . e e m . an u ~ ~ on e facility .at banana belt' review of public recommenda-park proposed for the comer of : meets et 7 p.a. at Cit)'. Han; shape the plans. 1be public also is oty's p~ogress m negotiating with k tions for elements of the park, MacArthur Boulevard and Bonita • ~~Blvd, invited to attend, but no formal The ~e Co. to develop the land par · which is bordered by Bonita Canyon Drive. : •-.-:1"'9• action is espected to be taken by -which is dedl~ted to the aty Canyon Drive, Old Ford Road. Residents said they fear the park : the commission. . as open spa~ -mto a~ut 227 By Jenifer Ragland, Daly Pilot MacArthur Boulevard and San would be unsupervised and only L-------------------------..1 1be park plans likely will go apaJ1Jnent uruts for low-income Miguel Drive. cause noise, traffic and vandalism the Newport-Mesa Unified School back to the commission again senl~r dtize~. . NEWPORT BEACH-The city Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission will bold a special study session Wednesday to dis~ cuss plans for the so-called Conunissioners have held two problems in their community. District as a way to cut down on before any recommendations are City offiaals mf;!t wtth Irvine community forums in the past few Many young skateboarders couri-illegal skateboarding a.t Andersen made. <70· offi.ci~ last month, but .both weeks, where nearby residents tered by saying they need a Selfe, Elementary School. which bas suf-Meantime, the commission sides, still. disagree about the issu" and other interested groups gave legal place to practice their sport. fered significant property damage tonight also will discuss a contro-of replaong that ope~ space with their input on what the park The idea for the park came from from skateboards. versial proposal to build an land somewhere else m the city • Orlina Wusstig 'auditions' for pair of tickets by singing excerpt of 'Seasons of Love' from musical. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot SOUTH COAST ~O -OCC musical theater student Orlina Wusstig hopes some day to sing "Sea- sons of Love· as the lead in the musi- cal "Rent• on Broadway. But her rendition of it Monday at the Orange County Performing Arts Center at least guarantees her a seat m the audience when Jonathan Lar- son's cntically acclaimed play opens there in August. Wusstig, 19, was one of two Orange County residents who r--------------, F.Y.I. +WHAT: •Rent• +WHEN: Aug. 5-16 +WHERE: Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive.Costa Mesa +HOW MUOt: $21-$52.50 + PHONE: (714) 556-ARI'S I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L-------~------~ walked away with a pair of tickets to open- ing night of •Rent• as part of a contest co- sponsored by the Perfonrung Arts Center and Orange County radio station KEZY. Marco Morante of Laguna Hills was the other winner. "l feel great -I've never won anything in my life," Wusstig said alter finding out she was one of the grand-prize winners. "My ultimate goal is to do this on Broad- way.• Who is the lucky person who will get to see the show with her? "Probably my mom. since she sat here all day with me.• said Wusstig, who arrived at the cente r before any- one else -at 7 a.m. About 20 theater fans o1 all ages ·auditioned• for the free tickets Mon- MARC MARTIN I OAILV PILOT Costa Mesa resident Andy Belford belts out his rendition of "Seasons of Love" in an attempt to win tickets to the opening night of "Rent" at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. day, smgmg an excerpt from "Sea- sons of Love.· Among them was Kristine Arnold, 18, of Newport Beach, who was dressed in her Ruby's Diner wliform on her way to work at South Coast Plaza. She said she read about the contest in the newspaper and, as a "Rent" fan. couldn't belp but give it a shot. "I just lost my voice, so I was pret- ty nervous up there,· said Arnold, who also goes to OCC and aspires to direct thea ter. • 1 trunk 'Rent' really defines our generation -it's the . musical of the '90s. • Contestants and onlookers also collected prizes, such as compact discs, posters, hats and T-shirts for answering "Rent" trivia questions along the way. Some had only read about the musical while one young woman said she had seen it 47 times. Four judges chose the top two winners and two runners-up in the contest. Among the Judges were KEZY raclio personality Liz Penning- ton and Daily Pilot Ente rtainment Editor Nancy Cheever. •1t was really hard to choose, because there were a few who were very good," Cheever said. "It was a lot of fun, though.· Runner-up winners, wbo received "Rent" soundtrack compact discs, were Marss Ramos of Paramount and Maraian Fink of Newport Coast. The contest coincided with the first day of ticket sales for the eight pe rformances of "Rent," which will be staged Aug. 5-16 at the Perform- ing Arts Center, said Greg Patterson, the center's vice president of mar- keting. County m a y eliminate one airport option • Plan D is only plan for El Toro airport that would stop commercial flights at John Wayne. By Jenifer Ragland, Datly Pilot The Orange County Board of Supe1V1sorc., today will consider eluninating the only plan for an airport at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Statum that would stop commemal flights out of John Wayne Airport. But Newport Beach rurport proponents dre not opposed to the action, whtch was initiated h\ anti-airport Supervisor Tom Wilson. They Sd\ they, too, only support El Toro if it can work as t1 two-airport system with John Wayne. The option on the chopping block is plan I). which calls for a commercial auport at El Toro serving 33.5 milhon passengers a year, with John Wayne being open to general aviation onJy. "I think that's a good move on the part of tlw Board of Supervisors,· said airport acll'v 1-.1 Clarence Turner. "We've never advocated thdt El Toro be built out lo thdt size • Wilson announced la"t ~veek that he dnd Supe.rvisor William Steiner had reached agr<'<'· ment on the language of the proposal. Wh<•n Wilson brought up the idea at the board lt10.,t month, concerns were raised that 1t was ct d1 ..,. guised ploy to }till the airport altogether. "What we've done IS eluninate aJtemabve D d'- a package.· Wilson said. Although on the pro-airport side, Stetnl'f always has said he would not support a com.nwr oal airport at El Toro serving more thdn 25 mil lion passengers a year "I'm very satisfied that SupeTVl.Sor Wilson hct.., put together a deal 1 Cdn support,• he said "When I leave the board m January. there will lw no opportunity lo change direction towa rd t1 larger airport.• In April, the Board of Supervisors chose pldn C -a mid-sized international El Toro Airport with a people mover hnking it to John Wayne as its preferred option. But because all of lht options were to be studied equally in the env1· ronmental report. many El Toro foes feared th<' county ultimately would stick South County re~· idents with a giant airport. Wilson's proposal says that in order fo r a futun• Board. of Supervisors to co~ider an airport of thr magrutude of plan D, the county would have to complete a new, separate environmental analyst'> ~ ............................................................................ ... . . ~. • I I • ----· • • • • YES9 THERE WILL BE A TO GO BY BOAT ON NE The Newport Harbor Nautical M is buiJding a 7 1 ft. float alongside the Pritb of Newport fo by bty boats and cxcunion vc:uds. Our goal u to have the by summer of 1998. To financ.c our vcnrurc the M You arc invited to suppon this dfort. Permaneni rccognici on a plaque at the head of the gangway from the Aoa ·~ Riverboat Rest.a ·~.Exciting Muse ·~ Entertaining E~ Open to the public Come Aboard! and Lots of Fun. Help us mak,e it a r ... """"*'-lli/6 ~.., '- 0 Yul Jam ddighted co hdp t:hc Mwcum bu'ild the Bou. 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U she bears of a problem, she'll sit in a circle on the class- room rug and have a heart-to-heart chat. "I tell them to be kind to each other," she said. "We talk about TRIAL CONTINUED FROM 1 "But you put them together and you see a clear picture." Malcolm contends the concert promoter knowingly committed fraud, VIOiated antitrust laws and breached a former contract betwee n the fairgrounds and Nederlander. Fair officials are seeking up to $34 million in damages and want the sound restrictions lifted or to be repaid the full $12.5 million purchase price of the facility. Malcolm argued that while Nederlander was negotiating to seU Pacific Amphitheatre to the fairgrounds, the promoter also was actively pursuing the pur- chase of rival lrvine Meadows and Arrowhead Pond of Ana- heim -two major venues in . .' . . KENN Y PRINTER No matter what you're doing, • '• your hometown newspaper Fm IN ... Inil)1 Pik>t how it hurts when friends don't want to play with you.• Ferrell said she never bad an interest in pursuing an administra- tive position at the school but prefers to be in the classroom. Her Jong tenure at Mariners means she has many students whose parents used to be her pupils as well. Her current room mother; for instance, is Connie Scbelin, who was Fer- rell's student in both second and sixth grades. Now Scbelin's 7-year- old daughter, Brianne, iS a first- grader in Ferrell's class. ·she's just so full of We,• Scbelin said. "She made learning fun for us, and I feel that way more for my daughter. Lt's so hard to imagine Mariners without her.• In her years at Mariners, Ferrell said she has had so many magic moments with her students and Orange County for larger-sized concerts. By turning down the volume at Pacific Amphitheatre, the con- cert promoter turned •decibels into dollars,· Malcolm said. He added that the sound restrictions limited fair officials from attract- ing well-recognized musicians. Tests conducted by an inde- pendent agency showed the 92- decibel level required at the mix- ing boarti near the stage couldn't work with the 86-decibel limit at the top of a berm behind the grass seating. Nederlander attorney Beau Miller said the "so-called" con- spiracy alleged by fair officials is nothing more than an easy-fix -solution to an ongoing problem. At one point, Miller compared the case and its major players to the fabled Watergate debacle that brought down President Nixon in 1973. ~~ DESIGN CENTER their families. There were also some sad moments, like when she beard that one of her former students who was in high school was killed. "It's one thing if you die when you're 70, 80 or 90 years old,• she said. "You've lived your We. But when you're so young, it's just so sad." After retirement Ferrell, a New- port Beach resident, said she plans to travel across the United States. "l will travel to see the fall foliage back East,• she said. •1 also want to ride the Delta Queen to New Orleans.• As she leaves Mariners, she does so with one little bit of advice for parents: "It's so important to accept your child for who they are. Praise them always and have them reach higher and higher. Little steps now make big steps later.· He said the decibel figures were incorrect and the jury couldn't find in favor of the fair- grounds because of the wTOng numbers. "It just doesn't make a law- suit,• Miller said. "We have abided by the Jaw and what the neighbors require us to do.• During a decade of ownership . by Pad.fie Amphitheatre Partner- ship, a group consisting of Ned- erlander and Nationwide The- ater Corp .. neighboring residents and fair officials filed separate lawsuits. One claim, known as the concerned citizens case, resulted in new sound restric- tions being set at the amphithe- ater. Richard Spix, another Neder- lander attorney, said it is fairly simple why fair officials filed their lawsuit. "They want to tum up the noise," he said. 103 E. 17th Sl Costa Mesa ~.j~Wbu/Dnttf1 Mon-Fri: 8-7, Sat: 9-S 949 548-0700 ~~For All Your Decorating Needs!'' ·JuRNIT ........ RE UPHOLSTERY • Custom-Made Furniture • Slip Covers atio Furniture ' e • ~ t ~ . . ' -..l. TeXtures • Plush • Cable • Berber 20o/o OFF ENTIRE STOCK SCHOOLS CONTINUED FROM 1 "Tbe board has determined that the benefits derived from the exist- ing mitigation agreement out- weighed the three proposals in aggregate,• the Laguna Beach school district said in a statement Newport Beach is trying to annex Newport Coast, but the school district decision will not affect the dty's annexation plans, officials sa14 Newport Coast resident Alfred Willinger said the Laguna Beach school boar<i's dedsion could be a windfall for th.at district but it is a disseIVice to the Newport Coast POLLS CONTINUED FROM 1 are American Independent, 1,023; Green Party, 301; Liber- tarian, 475; Natural Law Party, 236; Peace and Freedom, 175; Reform Party, 424; miscella- neous, 64; and declined to state, 6,022. In Newport Beach, there were 46,738 registered voters, includ- ing a Republican majority of 30,595 compared with 9,365 Democrats. Other parties and their registration are American Independent, 705; Green Party, 188; Libertarian, 254; Natural Law Party, 138; Peace and Free- dom, 86; Reform Party, 305; mis- SCHOOLS CONTINUED FROM 1 history class or dwing a lesson about Hanukkah will send a mes- sage that we as a community esteem these rules of conduct,• she said. "Of course, we can put up Moslem or Buddhist scriptures also when appropriate. We are not an atheistic society, yet .that is what we are creating by ignoring reli- gion in public education.• Leece's recent comments about placing the Ten Com- mandments in classrooms bas stirred debate among board members. While most agree that " It's very disappoint- ing and shows a lack of sensitivity to the needs of our community. " -ALFRED WIWNGER • community because it will have students attending different school systems. "It's very disappointing and shows a Jack of sensitivit}! to the needs of our community," Will- inger said. "We need strong neigh- borhoods and communities. This decision seems to go against that.• cellaneous, 43; and declined to state, 5,059. The lengthy ballot includes races for the 2nd and 5th District seats on the Orange County Board of Supervisors, as well as for county assessor, auditor, county clerk/recorder, district attorney, public administrator, sheriff-coroner and treasurer-tax collector. Voters also will elect a county superintendent of schools and two county school trustees rep- resenting Newport-Mesa. · In addition, voters will elect 45th and 47th Congressional District representatives for New- port-Mesa and one of Califor- nia's two representatives in the U.S. Senate. The statewide primary elec- character education needs to be implemented in the schools in some form, she said, most people shy from having the biblical edicts placed in classrooms. "I'm am absolutely sure we cannot post anything up at the schools,• said board member Serene Stokes. "If a student wants to pray or to pray with a friend, that is allowed. Even if they want to hand out literature, they can. But the aclmin.istration can't put up the Ten Command- ments in a classroom.• Board President Jim Ferryman said the school district might be better able to use a golden rule statement in classrooms. "We're looking for ways and TUESDAY; JUNE 1., t• ti.on includes races for govemot, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, controller, treasurer, attor- ney general and insurance cor4- missioner. - Three of the state ballAI propositions -223, 226 and m : -could have a big impact oJ1 • how the Newport-Mesa schoc2J district does business and teach- es children. Proposition 2~ would eliminate bilingual edli: cation programs an'd replacll them with an English-only CUC riculum. ... Election results will be av~ able by telephone by calling (71~. 567-7600 until one hour after Q final vote count. Results also wDI be available on the Internet m http:/ /www.oc.ca.gov/electto~ sults.htm . ---solutions,· he said. •rm just ndl sure this is the way we shoull! approach it. But there might be something else we could do.· - Leece said despite the diffe:: ences, the debate generated about character education ailU religion in the classroom hll'.I been positive. ·I believe the First Amend~ ment gives us the freedom td educate children about religion," she said. "For too Jong, those who believe there is a wall sepa. rating church and state have bad their way. It is time, with kid$ killing their parents, that we ca.q say, 'enough is enough.' and prove that the wall is not really there.· -. Enter the~ ADO'-l·A·PLADR contest and you could win Courtslde Box Scats and have your photo taken w ith your "adoptedN favorite player. How the contest works: Fill out the entJy belov.' and check your favorite t~ player. One winner will be chosen for each playa, by~ drawing. 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Julie Anno/Russ Anno, 7-6. 1-6. 7-6 r Men's 4.5 Doubles • Ray Ng/Larry Fukuoka def ,-om Duddy/Jim Gray. 2-6. 6-2, 6-4 . • • Women's 4.5 Doubles -Tamara Berardi/Janet H1rtler def ~rothy Bishop/Tern Oates, 6-3. 6-3. '-Mixed 4.5 Doubles •• Terri FemandezJW Simmons def. 1'ne Piyarid/Bill Hahn, 3-6. 6-1, 7 5 ., Men's 4.0 Doubles •• Jerry Shaw/Raymond Brown def. ·:ioe sappia/larry Diamond, 6-4, 7-5. ~ Women's 4.0 Doubles : Regina Glenn/Christy Anderson ~et. Bessie Lee/Debra Zamora, 7-5, 6-3. .-Mixed 4.0 Doubles ~ Linda Covarrubiai./Larry Ramset def. Linda Waggoner/David Meier. 7-6. 6-3. ~ Men's 3.5 Doubles 4 Chris c.aloypek/Richard Merrill def. l:hris King/John Perisich, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4. • Women's 3.5 Doubles • Wendy Gerdau/Pam M illiken def. ~alliejane Super/Laurie Ruiz, 6-2, 6-4. '-Mixed 3.5 Doubles ' Becky Honrath/Scott Zook def thris Nelson/Greg Bartone, 6 3, 6-2 ~ ; ,, " Pickens services .. :... A memorial service ror Orange ¢oast College athleuc depart- ,Pent founder Wendell Pickens, "ho died April 30 at the age of 86, will be held June 20 at 4:30 p.m. on the Orange Coast base- ball field, which is named for him. 11 A member of the Orange ~ounty Sports Association Hall of Ra.me, Pickens served as the Pi.rates' athlelJC director from 1'948, when the doors opened. until his retirement in 1977. -As the Bucs' baseball coach he as 345-218-7 in 20 seasons. • 'Por scholarstup dona tlon' lnfor: · tion, call the OC'C Foundation iftice at 7 14-432-5126. I ' I I I • I I I • t DEVON KIRSCHBAUM I DAILY Pl.OT Newport Harbor High's Sea View League boys volleyball championship team -back row, from left: Assistant coach Kurt Lundburg, Scott Archbold, Adam Tomalas, Dustin Illingworth, Rick Robinson, Travis Nelson, Adam Hearlson, Scott Dore, Billy Clayton, Eric Perrine and Coach Dan Glenn. Kneeling, from left: John Stout, Zachary Wells, Ty Tramblle, Matt Jameson and Al Limon. Sea View League • Newport Harbor's Sailors reign supreme with unbeaten Sea View League volleyball campaign, but it wasn't as easy as it appeared. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Though a lo9k back at the scores might suggest other- wise, the Newport Harbor High boys vol- leyball team actually did break a sweat during the course of its unbeaten Sea View League championship campaign. The Sailors' a billty to break the will of its highly regarded league foes, however, was decidedly more obvious . Considering the Orange County top 10 poll regularly included five Sea View schools, two of which (other than Harbor) went on to win CIF Southern Section titles, the level of domination displayed by Coach Dan Glenn's Tars was nothing short of astounding. CIF Southern Section Division I virtually the entire regular season. But the Tars routinely proved too tough for some of the best teams in the section, including eventual section champs Santa Margarita (Division I} and Corona del Mar (Division W). •1 think people understand how diffi- cult winning the league and going unde- feated was, especially when they see the success Cd.M and Santa Margarita had in the postseason," Glenn said. •Irvine start- ed the league undefeated, El Toro had one loss, CdM had won the Orange County Championships (Division I) and Santa Margarita had one loss and was defending CIF champion. Wmning that league was a major accomplishment." Having already won the Tournament of Champions in San Diego -behind an MVP performance from senior setter navis Nelson -Harbor opened its Sea View slate by sweeping Woodbridge, then did the same to vaunted Santa Mar- garita to establish itself as the front-run- ner. much of the year, were and Rick Robinson, as the next victims. Harbor well as junior opposite then avenged a best-of· Zach Wells, junior mid- three loss in the finals of dle Adam Hearlson, the Orange County junior outside hitter C hampionships with a Alan Limon. senior John 15-6, 15-11, 15-8 tri-Stout and sophomore urnph over Back Bay Billy Clayton, the Sailors rival CdM. swept past El Toro and The Tais, led by Nel-Irvine to set up a rubber son, senior outside hitter match with CdM to end Scott Archbold and the regular season. junior outside hitter The final battle of Matt Jameson, outscored the rest of the Back Bay rivals was a classic confronta- league, 225-116, in its first-round romp. tion, with the Sailors prevailing, 6-15, 15- lbey then opened the second round with 4, 11-15, 15-12, 15-11, on the Sea Kings' a three-game pasting of Woodbridge. floor. Santa Margarita, playing with prolific Interspersed between their league senior outside bitter Marcus Skacel back schedule, the Sailors won the Touma- in the lineup (he missed the first Harbor ment of Champions in Santa Barbara, match with a back injury), ended the knocking off three-time defending CIF Tars' string of sweeps. But. despite play-Division m champion Santa Ynez in the ing the final four games with a badly bro-semifinals and handling host Santa Bar- ken left middle 'finger, Nelson rallied the bara in the title match. Archbold was troops to a 10-15, 14-16, 15-8, 15-9, 15-13 named tournament MVP. road victory. The top-seeded Sailors swept past Nelson, however, was forced to sit out University and Fountain Valley in the the remainder of the regular season, as playoffs, then got past Marina in five junior 1Y namblie, a force in the back games in the quarterfinals. row to that point, took over setting duties. But Mira Costa, which went on to.lose This spring's Sea View slaughter looked easy, only because t.he Sailors made it appear so. For, despite complet- ing eight three-game sweeps, which often enabled Glenn to zip to another league venue to scout future opponents the same night, there was nothing routine about prote,:ting a perf,ep ,r~ord Uiat kept it ranked No. 1 in the county and , , El Tor9 a?)d,~e, .r~e<J ~Q •. Q jlll,d No. 10, respectively, in Orange County With~ontributions-from senior·middle• •to Santa• Margarit& in the--ntie""lilatdr,-1 ·· _. blockers Scott Dore, bound for Princeton, eliminated Harbor, which finished, 20-1 . I I L---~--------------------------------------------------------------~---~------~----~----------~ dally pilot college athlete of the month • The OCC star has drawn strength and inspiration from her teammates en route .to 8. pair of state cr()wns. By Jason Hill, DlitY Pilot Mara Caples. as well u cross country teammate Donna Harril, has been the major factor lD hif improvement and aucceu. •They push me to get better, .i the 10pbomore said. "When we practice ~ether. they tell me not to gtVe up and abow me how toget&etter.· Some ~ tM thingl they 1how9d her were techniques tO tmprove her bulc ~ •ldlll. SM leUDed to move her arma ~ aod CGlilrol ber bn1 .. --~ .......... boW to um~ ..-gr tofW .. I hitfuait potrmtMI ARACELI CONTINUED FROM 6 While learning, lhe was part of Orange Coast's state champion cross country team. Then, this spring, tbf:>se skills earned her most valuo.ble player honors for both Orange Coast and the Orange Empire Conference, They also ea.med her a trip to the Southern California Championships ~ then the state finals. ft was 61ere that the most valuable gUt her friends gave her had its most dramatic effect. •They taught me I can be a lot better if I believe in myse).f," . Martinez said. ·1 know DOW I can do or be anything I want in lite if . . .. :AY12 What price fame and glory? ... That's the question, and one which hopefully will be answered µi due course as 12 days separate Irrelevant Week XXIII from reality. I rrelevant Week in D~~e Kinrlred, perhap~ Newport Beach With biT mind in the continues to state of a Hoover gain in popularity vacuum, recently (or notoriety), as lallegedly) wrote: evidenced by a Frenchmen communique strolling the from Minnesota boulevards of Paris Vikings assistant ask, 'What great general manager warrior has bt;come · Paul Wiggin, who this year's Prince of recently penned a Irrelevance?' • note to the Irrelevant And ... •lll>etan Week hierarchy the monks at their prayer following: "Your event wheels say, 'We have has grown into great Mt. Everest in our proportions. I have view, but America had people who don't has the sweet Prince know much about of Irrelevance. footba.11 ask me about Alas.' " 1 it? We're not And it looks like completely sure it's bigger than ever. Cam 'Quayle about the Kindred Your National Advisory Board reads spirit, but if he wrote like a Who's Who. I've put a it, he's definitely a man who 'Viking Packet' into the mail needs some help. for your Gift Shower. It Cam Quayle, Mr. Irrelevant includes an XL Viking golf XXIlI appears to need no help shirt, an XXL Vlki.ng T-shirt at all, not at 6-foot-7, 270 • and a Viking cap. Best pounds and with a ticket to I regards.• Newport Beach for the June l Syndicated sports columnist 14-19 event. · ' -~------------------------------------------------------~ l only believe.• That's Just what ahe did. M.artineZ, a graduate of Estancia High, won o stote championship in the 10,000 with a reCX>td-smasbing time of 36:28.28, then a day later ran a personal-best 17142.24 ln the 5,000 to win that title BJ well. Martinez had ftnished second in the 5,000 at the Southern California ChaJJWionship&, but stayed with the leaders and beat her nearest competitors by more that 200 meters. - Acconilng to head &deli "Fred Hokanson,herperfonnance opened a lot of eyes. • Simle the state finals we've gotten c::alls from a number of Division I schools,• Hokanson said. Purdue, UCI, UC Santa Barbara and "n'oy State were among those which had offered scholarships. "Whoever gets her is going to be lucky. She is just g9ing to get better." Although no official notification has been sent, Martinez knows exactly where she plans to transfer in the fall. Harris and Riel have already committed to Cal State Dominguez Hills and Caples __ may join them. Thus, Martinez feels she would be comfortable making the transfer with them. "They're going to have a good team," Martinez said. "I still think I can get better and I know they can help pull me so I can get faster." Martinez feels the environment their bond creates is a gTeat place to grow stronger. ·we have always gotten along well,~ Martinez said. •we axe never jealous of each other and when one of us Wins, we are all happy for her and never worry about it if we finished bebind her." The choice doesn't surprise Hokanson. • Arilceli11ever missed practice and always did the workouts without question," he said. "In fact, they all really trained hard when they were together." Martinez plans to concentrate on just the 5,000 at Dominguez Hills next spring. "I really want to break 17 minutes in the 5,000," Martine~ said. "If I stay healthy and keep working with my friends, I know I can better my times. "I think we can have one of the best teams in the state.• As it is she and her distance teammates combined to give Orange Coast a •team finish· of sixth in the sta~e all b.f themselves, - nJESDAY. JUNE 2. 1-, USPBJJ AND JOE MOREIRA PREANTS an ANNUAi. 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One advan· Inge of lcadin~ the long suil is that declarer. afraid 1hat the dangerous hand might regain 1hc lead and defeat the contract.~could take a series of losing finesses in10 the other hand a1 cost of the contract. The other advantage was more readily apparent. West led the rounh- best heart, East grabbed lhe ace and retumcd the suit through declarer's queen. The derendcrs 1ook the first six lricks before declarer could get started. . 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Secure your JNT Pass 6NT Pass Pass Pass Opening lend: Ten of • Were East-W est unfortuna1e and lucky in the respective cases? Against six no trump, we 100 would probably have chosen the safe spade instead of a heart. Defending three no trump. we might still be sitting al the table trying lo decide wha1 to do. although pan.ner's failure to ovcrcall one spade would eventually swing the decision to a hcan ! 46 Sicikan vok:ano 47 Mountain nymph •8 811 of slraw 50 Dwarf maple, 13 Beer Ingredient 21 Latr1)nry 23 Heal 25 T ommle of the diamOnd 36~ 37 Mongobn dese('I correctiona In 57 Scratchy .... ance claims. J.G. Benoms 955·2672 (Mon·Frl).(CAL•SCAN) aummer Job nowt Wentworth: toll free "SALES COMMISSION• Exp'd barber/cosm• Sun, surf, and sano. 1·888·231·5375 $1,200 +per week po-lologlst for newty re· Ruby's Balboa Pier Is (CAL 'SCAN) tenllal servicing small modeled. grt walk·ln now hiring energetic E•rn up to $1000 business/auto repair bus. Fashion ts. Mall Hosts/Hostes-es. Every time someone lnduslry. Leads avall· (949) 759-l995 Perla Have fun while you receives a MIP rotund. able, canvassing re· work, flexible ached· 888-640-7200 no e..kp nee quired. Vanguard •Friendly C•ahler. ule and great food! N 6 M 0 A E 81 LL s Business Services. Sandwich shop PIT Como In and apply p AV ALL O EB TS 1·800·292·1118 M·F · Apply In person today. e 7 5·RUBY CALL t·600·367·6997 (CAL'SCAN) ~~ H~~g!!:~2~d~:e~0: Security Officer• 9am·9pm MO'}. lo Fri/ Accountanl or Bkkpr PT 50 Immediate open· Sat & Sun t Oam·6pm w 111 share o ti l c e Gen Off alrp't area lngst 949·248·9160 space equip comp woman owned, flex T SENIORS: CASH for ere ... ' 722·0456 Biii ~rs organized rellable e I em ark• t Ing/ your Liie Insurance! off phn & comp skllls Retail S•les Exp'd a Individual Benefits. ACCOUNTS BILLING Iv mess. 675-0432 mustl Responslble Inc. 1·800·000·3264; $15-$45 PER HR only. 714-434·7929 Roady monoy for your Work with computers. Gen Off MS wlnClows WINDOW CLEANER annuity. slruclured No ex P · n e c good w/rn.imbera & FT Will train, clean seltlernents, IOl\ery Call 24 hours. people S81lr+ bonus OMV. NB locallon. winnings, real eslate 000·550-8660 ex 207. 6000 W PCH 574-7701 58.00 645•0335 '"Stran11e hand,' remarked lhe kib- itz.er. Where slam was bid, 13 tricks were made. Where 1he contract was oi:ily ~~me. declarer went down two tncksT' The hand 1hat occasioned these remarks was dealt in a team match. Since South's bidding showed a hand of 19-20 points, probably with loog clubs. North thought the queen of club~ and overall values merited a shot at slam. On this auction. a hMrt lead rated to give declarer a trick that mighl 001 be available otherwise, so West chose the 'safe' lead of a spade. Dec larer promptly romped home wilh aJI the tricks. Learn IO be a beUer bridge play- er! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788- 1225 for infonnatJon. Or write to: Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, lll. 60680. e.g. 54 Sea duck 58 BITiards parlor 61 Big Blrd's street 62 Tennis pro Nasta&e 63 Perfect nores. Ready Money Admln. Asst. PT works Help w•nted. Ruby's N.B . LAW OFFICEt---------....------------------.i Capital-1011 lroo lnlo FT, hrly+ bonus, S andwich Saloon seeks receptionist Can'I seem lo hx~--t---! 1 ·888·READV·42. comp Ill. M·TH 9.5 Please call between 8:30am to 5:30pm M·F MERCHANDISE (CAL"SCAN) also: PT Warehouse, 6·10am. 714·645·1 100 basic compu1er skills MERCBANDISB MISC. 6015 gel to all those M + w (949) 631-3656 LICENSED NOTARIES req'd. 949-673·74101•••••••••lliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii repair jobs •••••••••I ARE YOU A factory NEEDED for 2nd I" around lhe house? ANNOUNCEMENTS trained, hard·worklng mortgage closlng.1---------S•ve Thouaanda VW/Audl technician? Local travel required. EMPLOYMENT ANTIQVBS ao10 doing laundry. F'or let the Enjoy top pay, a new F ax r es u m e to SERVICES 5533 detalla call 399.9999 shop and the beautlful Flrstplus Direct at Claaalfl•d ANNOUNCEMENTS Olymplc Peninsula In 1-800·398·3510, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED CO""~CTIB"~r Service northwest Washington Alln: Marcia. EOE. ••••••-~ ~ 2920 380-452·4890 (CAL•SCAN) Please be aware that TJQ~S 6017 Directory iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (CAL•SCAN) Lifeguard• the Usllng• In this cat· egory may require you ........ help you find lnternat'I Formula-1 Clerlc•I Po•ltlona Certified. lmmed 10 call 8 900 number ,,,.uarStYle ltw'e Henrendon Mint cond photo Images spoclal· S12·$16Hr-No Exp Openings. FIT-PIT. In which' there ls 0 PIANOSiCollectfblet 1llver cheat/marble rellabhthelp. lzlng In 1984·1998 Neel Full Benefllsl 949·248·8578. charge per minute. ·~·T..._ top & hutch Henry the (714) 554-4152 888·292·7091 x 2626 •Nall Technician In•---"-~-----·S--·-·OIU-8th coll. Can be seen SHARE AMERICA COCKTAIL SERVER NB. 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AtSE Cuatomer perform various day-(CAL•SCAN) Call 1 ·800-SIBLING. Service po r t er II a n Ito r I a I S 1 OOO'S POSSIBLE WWW.SIBLING.ORO , Clerk . responsibilities. Week· TYPING. (CAL'SCAN) C:ahlornla Community end, day & evening Part·tlme. At Home. News Group publisher shifts. Toll free of the Dally Pilot and Call 949·72 3 •7100 1·800-218·9000 ~957-8133. Thursdays, Fridays S Saturdays SELL YOUR UNWANTED TREASURES -FREE TURN YouR SPRING CLEANING INTO CASH! LOST & FOUND Hu111lngton Beach In· alter 1pm or send Info Ext. T·5139 dependent is currenlly to: 34 71 Via Lido, t o r I I s t I n g s . 2925 soaking a confidonl Sulle 207 Newport (CAL'SCAN) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil II I rt I Be a ch • c A 9 2 6 6 3 ~,....---------'--'--,,.~---"""' Lost Qrey Cock•tf•I ~~,;!n~ ~~,:;e,8~, 0':;; FH 949-723·1141 H~~~ R r:P•~;~~~~ some while markings. last paced business R E A L E S T AT E work. Full·llme/Par1· SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202S..11W11St. S..ta AN. CA 92707 -· ..... ~-Mesa Vorde Or E & ottlce team. SALES FIT Cir PIT Adams 714·444·1557 Our ideal candidalo Licensed or no1 We're time. S45.ooo por year,~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~ will be customer ser· hiring nowl ERA wlll earnings potentlal.11 vice oriented for col· pay your roq'd course Ca I I to I I fr e o BEST PRICES PERSONALS leclion calla, and bill· and provide !raining. l·800·883·08l9 $$PAID$$ Ing Inquiries. Musi bo 800·400·5391 xl:l 19 el!l"t1°!~~SCAN) •one ilan toettirultllr able 10 operate a 10 •RETAIL• Outdoor-----------' • .,.,1quea1omalem key by touch, and be NO EXPERIENCE • .._,ctdiblWiry computer lllerate. MS Fashion Island .. ladles NECl!SSARYI $500 FRED STEGMANN PERSONALS 3002 OHlce knowledge pre· casual sportswear. to $900 Weekly ANTI UES lerred. Call Don 759·5466. Potentlal Processingll•llllDIJllDJ•I This full time poslllon Sales Mortgage Refunds. THE WORLD IS IN your maUbox. World· wide Penlrlends all age groups write: lrtt•rnational Pen Frienda, PO Box 340, Dublln 12. 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Full cover, HONDA 9085 JEEP 9110 22k ml, (048943) ln~n~::.~ ~br~~~::~~ '97 Altlme OLE 4dr (7t4) 892:0908 AUTOS $39,987 c 0 n 1 y 1 5 k m 1 30kml. maroon, fully nower batlorlos $6900. ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • '4" FJ $700 646·0745 CHEVROLET 9045 '90 Accord LX White, '93 WRANGLER 4.0 1990 1811 Shockliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4dr, 1·owner, 65k ml, White, soft top, alloys, LEXUS (3;5586) 510 995 loaded , 1 owner, ------9-2-2-0 WANTED MISSION VIEJO BAUER LOTUS 13,050. 714·474·3530 TRUCRS 1 ·( 888) 88-LEX US 71 4·842· 7700 '9 7 Mall 1 ma Q LE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9246 Free brochures. www .sentlnel buildings com Packet electric boat. '90 TAHOE LT 100% garaged $7500 lmmac. (218376) 4x4 1 caring owner. Many Low ml, lthr, Iota ol 073·2787 LEXUS OF '98 LX 450 , ,97 MIATA 8500 ml, auto, all pwr. 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A call to Classified will help 642·5678 11 714·831 ·0884 Via Lido Boatellpa Avallablo Now Sall or Elec1rlc pref'd. 40h·50tt. $16 per ft VILLA RENTALS 7t4·875·4912 LEXUS OF INFINITI 9095 WESTMINSTER ---------~ 714·892-6906 •95 1nt1n1t1 1 45 4dr IAND ROVER 9113 MIS~fux,.u:IEJO LEXUS 1·(888) 88·LEXUS MISSION VIEJO PONTIAC 9170 VANS 9225 1 .(888) 99·LEXUS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RwuWiworNoc • Tu Write Off FORD . 9075 sedan AC, PW/POL, tilt, CC, ABS am/Im, Cd, prom IOUI td, Lthr #307778. $24,995 '93 MUSTANG Coeta Meaa QT CONV Lfncoln Mercury Red/blk llhr, chromes, 714·540·5830 auto, 52k ml, mint l-----,,...,.9-5_J_3_0 __ _ {164734) $13,977 Cashmere/Ivory, lull LEXUS MISSION VIEJO option. only 34k ml, 1 (888) 88·Ll!XUS (202383(._:~3;l77 Rooms, apartments, homes Classlfied can satisfy your housing needs. MISSION VIEJO 1 (888) 88·LEXUS On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified '95 COUNTY LWB LINCOLN 9120 '90 SSB Sport• Sedan Blarrltz blue. tan MERCEDES 9130 Full power, aunroof, leather, moonrool, co liiiiii, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii w h It e w •row n Ith r changer, premium" 80TownCar l1e48os[e S499o.obo 723·1504 '98 MAZDA MPV loadedl 391( ml, llke brand new, 1 OWNERI. $14,999. 546-7718. 965·2088 • <An, Tntdu, RV's •No DMVHude FREE PICKUP! sound, loaded Signature Sorlea Good cond. $4200 ---------• (655700) $29,995 Leather , Loaded * 8711.·7878 * PORSCHE 9175 -------- BAUER LOTUS Lux u r 1 0 us r 1d 8 ·1"'•""'a""'7,,..-""'5""'9'"'o""s,,,...,,,E..,..L-R-e-a-1 VOLVO 9230 ~ ().11TodaY COST A MESA 2 0 + m P g · A s k Ing iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (7t4) 842·7700 $3,350. 714-319·3678 sharp llke new. white '87 9248 51pd, red, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w /I 8 n 11 h r I n I • •nrt, AJC. pw, CHS, I l·ttl\l 111 i.1 "wl il·t \' 800·643·5022 '95 Dlecovery RloJa red, tan, JpslS, CO, 5spd. (3LDE762) $20,995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA (7t4) 842·7700 FIND an apartment through classJfled '93 TOWN CAR SIGNATURE 4.6L V8. CD changer, pwr wind/locks. lthr (767789) $12,993 Coata Mesa Llncoln Mercury 714-540·5830 Sell your unwanted Items the easy wayl To place your classified ad call 842·5678. $12,950.o~ 723·1504 alloy, 1-owner, 53k ml, '85 380SL Conv. xlnt $6999 842.0138 White/blue Int, 2·tops, xlnt cond, all new tires, loaded; chrome wls, 145k hwy ml. $17,000 714·640·9737 Thinking of having a garage sale? Give ua a calll CLASSIFIED 842·5878 No room left In the garage for the car? A c.11 to claHlfled can help '95 850 QLT Lo ml, CD, llhr, mnrf, mlnll (3LRW419) S19_i550 LEXUS OP' ANTIQ~S & WESTMINSTER u£ (714) 892 .. 908 CLASSICS --=---------9250 TRADE through classified 642·5678 '71 Mercedea BENZ 280SE 3.5 white w/ black top, black lnl xlnl cond., PP S75K 949·499·4287 COMPUTERS 3556 CONTRACTORS FENCES HEALTH, BEAUTY IANDSCAPE & SERVICE 3528 GENERAL 3558 & DECKS 3615 & FITNESS 3740 IAWN CARE 3808 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 ROOFING DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii 3910 •••••••••I LHky Showers Rep'd COMPUTER A.J . Pall•• Conatr. I R I & 1 II' * Wood Foncea * Viva Medical we ghl 28Yr1 Quality Painting THI! LOCAL PLUMBER ogroul ng nsta n Palnllng•Remodellng Replace/Repair Low s loss Medlca1lon + • TOUC ... UPS TOO .3 James E. Bannert Co.· L670t30 Dean or Tile General Contracllng . PROWSE LAND & ., • ... ACOUSTIC 673-8065 or 846-8526 L 450732 846·3018 Free hauling/est. Llc'd B12 $60/mo 543-9192 HARD SCAPE Melnt. 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor FrH EsllmatH -· BALBOA ROOFING CO Quality Work Guarnl'd Rerool/Repalr Froo ESI Lie/Ina 831-5081 South Coa.t Dryw.11 CHILD CARS 3536 ~E P .I Atlvantage Const 974-5301 3404 Via Lido & hi II side cleaning Uc#280644 845·3209 Friendly Servlce•lnsured CEILINGS 3408 ---------Interior Renovation• many rer·s 650.0605 CHUNG'S PAINTING Ll532981 1175·9304 •--------- Cu 1 tom Project s 24y E G Preclao Plumblnn LI c 6 o 9 4 8 4 Ne 1..,.,..~------iThe Green Gardener rs xp· rt Prlcel • M B k 642-8107 ---------Weekly res. malnL. Guar Work-Free Est Repairs & Remodel• Acous remvl/cust text ~~~~~~~~~! ·~ATIO.aotW • an s GARAGE NB area, quality work. Uc#375602 538·1534 Free E1llmatea Bost in Quality & Price dtl,~ •1., ·INTillNCT1WU Remodel•Hendyman p 1 1 IE H /A Dan Dawson PkJITlblng lla·-'-------R Water Damage Repair As.RA I 'TVTOONG LEWIS Conetructlon DOORS 3678 Free esl, 840-8555 RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. f,.#887398 999-1090 R C Roof L5500t7 444·8889 """'' ,W ~NGATfftl Lll"704773 Local Res. Yard Cln·up, Trim •nllng-nt xi ouse pt Apr. Rmdl, Roplpe I FIX LEAKS! -CNlda-,.,,.,_ •714·557·5925• ••$475· 18x7 ** iw treoa, hedges, palm Quellty Job. Free HI. Drains 24 hr ave · AT'l'OIJU«lMl a. Inc I u des ha II way, Ire u. Removal. New L# 569897 o3 e-a999 L554 722 &46·9720 All Work ADDITIONS REMODELING 3410 REBUILD or REMODEL •Homes or Offices •Quality Construclion •Reasonably Priced •Local Co. ~636318 •Stephenson Assoc. Call 714·844·5485 All Home lmprovemenls 22yrs K11/Bath add1· t1ons & more lree est L6·12559 7 .'1·533-1269 Live-In child care. European Au Pairs. Enqllsh speablnq, 18·26 yrs . leQal. culturally enrlchlnQ. Oexlble In-home child care. 45 hrs./wb 800·713·2002 BUSINESS SERVICES CLEANING 3488 SERVICES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3548 e a nkruptc v ·Ch 7 s Io P c r e d i t o r ' s •BOSS HOUSECLEANING hnrrnssment' Low Licensed-Bonded cost SSS 800·322·1122 $t2.00 per hour. 714·548-0308 CABINETS 3490 •Bright HouHcloanlnv European Prolesslonals . Best Jn townl Reis. Oarek Advanced Woodsystems & Grace 714·857·2647 -Custom Cabinetry-I--:=-::,.,.,.,,.,.,,,,....,,...,.... ____ _ Kitchen • Balh •Doors •VICKI S CLEANING Moldings . Mantels We Oller THE BEST L69t650 714·99B·8970 House/Window Cleaning. 10Yrs P.itp. Xlnt Refs. Vicki 711·88B·0395 CARPENTRY 35101 _____ _ A to Z HANDYMAN INSTALL/REFACE CABINETS Kitchens, baths, doors. wtndows Doug 546·7258 Repairs • Remodeling Serving OC 32 yrs Accepting all major credit ca1d1 lie-bond· Insured 908·3504 Hove A Garage Sole ! • . r~ --.--:.-;if 'I . •' 'J • ':' f TI . . .. ,,,.,, ' ' . f1 . ''1 1 1\. ll -. . -• • I •I• .....- Cll 1lla Plot Odildl C11 f4H•78 It i*Kt,. .. s. Ad1 PAUr .. rilot RENT. through classified MACM•DIC • Care for Macintosh Computers In your hme/ofc. Low/ hourly rite. 973-8818 oma weather strip, lnstalla· Mtdlcal Welght loss·Meds lawn/plenls 960·8502 Ike'• Cu1tom Painting ---------Giaraftttt.a 714.540.6344 tlon & tax. 045·5704 Hormone Replacement Prof, Clean, Quality hpert Drain Cl•anlng " COMPUTER SALE! ! 512 cadle, 32 a ram, 2.5 GI HD, 1.4 nom 241d rom, Yainalla ... llU Clrd, 121waa~ scro11 mo1se. wtnmn t5 14"lilllHlr ..... 200MMX ·S749 233 MMX • $799 SUPER SYSTEM 400 MMX, 17" monitor S2500 Ust• Spllms as low at $500 Catam B1ltt Snt1111 714-540-6344 WMd, Excel, Internet Qulckboolu Ctassmom or Individual Training &Help Newport PC Tralnln1 (949) 863-1600 PROFF.SSIONAL COMPlJTER SERVICE SlltPLf 6 AfFORDABl.F. • l'C . • IH1'tlNl1' • • lMINING. ON-SITIS (714) 840-7672 Therapy Work. lnt."Ext & Docks. & Plumbing Repair• ELK• DECK Ltl'70346S 031·4010 20yra exp. All work gu1r. COATING 3570 Sexual Enhancement Stove 545·8298 • VlagrafTestosterone MOVING 3834 ROBERT ISBl!LL CO. Plumb/Dr•ln cloanlng Pranium Roc:iine 800·700·8774 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnVExl•Smell Jobi OK 24hr Emrg Svc LOW "'• .. • 1 \ < o' r . c" m Waterproof Coating• HANDY MAN 3710 .. ..,. ... ..., ....... .._.. PUBLIC NOTICE Decorative Painting Rates Free Eat. Bond· Decks/Balconlea/Stalr L14943SO 848·3008 lncurence 84s-3299 Quality work/Reas s The Calif. Public Utlll· 71'1·580.9820-Peger L 587430 722·8769 •Paint/Carpentry• IMPROVEMENTS 1181 Commission RE· --------- Filly las1rtd lk#4S6490 714/534-6205 DRYWALL SERVICE Drywall and morol HOME 3756 QUIRES that ell used•---------Small Jobs Oki houaehold goods ----"!"'!'-~-'!'l llllmmlllllil19111m!llil!!llllDG Oary 045·5277 movers print their N•lghborhood 3584 c a rpentry-ALL K1Nos 1--------.. ii~0;· a~~ ~h~~~::r~ km~~4J:i~~~rng Plum&.rl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Cabinets, Storage, TIME TO BEGI~ print lhelr T.C.P. num· & od DRAINNGlSEW!R '= ,...SMALL JOB l!XPl!RT Decks. Patio Covers YOUR HOME bar In all advertise· paint WO CUANINOSPECIAUST Drywall/Repair Framing etc ... (714) 768·6321 ments. If you have a n.storatlon TWEEDY PLUMBING , H•nglng/Tlplng/Texture Gen Contr./Handyman IMPROVEMENT quelllon about the le· matthcw 949-649-2352 Comm/Res 551·51573 llc'd & bond carpentry PROJECT? ~allty of a mover, limo 548-5481 South Co•at Dryw•ll d~all/pa.111 remdls/rpr1. Call a plumber, or cheulleur, call: Acous romvt/cuat text MSM Couatr. 962·2438 pal-.ter, handyman P~~~cmy~~:~~s II:. 740898 Water Damage Repair or any of tho aer· 714 559~ .. 151 Best In Quality & Price Handvman Servlcea vices llslod here Jn • .... L550017 444.9999 Plumb elec w1r hlrs our dlrectoJryl Spilt Second Moving d isposals faucets pgr C A L L Y 0 U R Prof Moversl 24Hr Srv PET Witthoeft Drywall All Ptiases• Sm/Lg Jobs Cleanl CIHnl CIHnl 20Yr1 Exp/Fair S/Free Ell Lf 400030 714·639·1447 Ell!CTIUCAI. 3610 218·8HS9 or 241.0137 LOCAL SERVICES 701y/Sr Ol1c/T1t78452 SERVICES 3870 * H 0 me R 0 Pa Ir* TODAY! 432·912 3/P-346-5850 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii plumb. elec, fences, 111--------J P•I •1tter/D09 Walker carpentry, sprinklers ---------Dally/Overnlaht vlslla. Todd 722-0198 LANDSCAPE & Raia avl. ucT'd/Bonded ~~~~~=ng LAWN CARE 3808 MVSIC oenlte 114.935.ae70 Free Estimate. Re1'1. NS 3835 r~ 1u•r1:1R Mlchaol 758·1440 Wt..;J "' SHANE'S C""""-'lltf/.iAtulltwpt LNr11 tttrrl. rpri114/tr, 'f'rH t#Nl/llfl4//l(lt#torf 54B!580 l/iu CLA98U*l•O f~~ Seti your extra household Items Jn CLA881FIED Call 842-6678 REPAIR Plaater/Stuooo Petotl ·Sel'Vfng So Ca 25yr• Llcll'321884 24Hr• 714·594-7831 Repainting? Hove A Garage Sole! It'• th• rHource you oan count on lo ••II • myriad of merchan• dlH lt•ma, bec•u•• ot1r column• compel qu•llflod buyer• to i--:--.~=;;;;;;--.1·_...;..._ ____ ~--~~~-------calll I WATSU&OOI' &OOl'UfG RHOOfe • R..,..,_ Fl'HEatimat.e All lW>ea of Roofe All WOf1l Guaranteed 831-1085 SURPBOARDS 3923 Custom Surfboard• $250. 2 WHk guar. d•llv. Team neededl Cell Rich 548·4384 --~-)-. .;-1- UPBOlSTBIUl'fG 3931 3932 The Stripper Specializing In Wallpaper Removal l..688924, 983·5037 Wo O•I• should hang \Ogettter. Strip, loet•ll. odvlco to the creay. L1735978 83t·211t WINDOWS 3934 ----~------ QoldonWeet Window Clollfthte 8atl1lacllon ou1rantted Llc'd·lna'd 831·18ea The Communny Merkel Pl•c•. CIHalOed e42·H?I