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Home My WebLink About1998-08-05 - Orange Coast Pilot. . . -· .. . . .. . . . -.· Se,Ying the Newport -f\Aeso communities since 1907 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1998 ,Eastbluif traffic me~ting s~ emotions . . • Hundreds of residents attend community forum on closing Bison drive on a public street. . Bluffs resident Jdnet Peny Stud she moved into the ared in order to be close to the post ofhce and other businesses she uses every ddy. ·:to through traffic at Jamboree; two neighborhoods remain at odds. jO-.'lfl R RACl..AND !kif Pb NEWPORT BEACH -1Wo more hours of public testimony Tuesday night on the contentious Eastbluff traffic issue revealed what most already knew: East- bluff homeowners love the change at Bison Avenue and Jamboree Road, and residents in surrounding neighborhoods hate it. While the City Council-mandated community forum did give hundreds of people the opportunity to once again voice their views on the subject, it didn't appear to bring the two sides any closer together. ·The daunting task of balancing the strong dnd competing interests of these neighborhoods now res!.!. with Mayor Tom Edwards and CounCllmen Tom Thomson and John Noyfs, who hdve to make recommendations for the full City Council's findl deas1on. The traffic measures -prohibit.Jng left turns onto Bison from northbound Jamboree and stopping drivers from crossing Jamboree on Bison -were imposed by the council for a six-month trial that ended July 16. The city agreed to keep the changes in place unllJ it finds a resolution. Emotions fldfed al 1Uesday's commu- nity meeting. Some people were near tears as they expressed concern for their children's safety, dnd others raised their voices in anger over not being able to "The changes have severely unpeded the quality of my We." she sd1d *These people are more interested in hdhng d gated comriluruty at the cost of the tdx- payers." But Bany EHton, Edstbluff dSSOCldlJOn president, disagreed. "This is an issue that baldnces mcon- venience against quahty of lJfe and integrity of d community,• he said. "I urge you to keep the changes perma· nent." Another ided was insldlbng speed bumps on Bison which some sdld would solve the problem of CdfS speechng through the residenbdl street MAR<. MARffi I OAlY PILOT BUI Johnson. a productton supervisor with Mesa Consolidated, holds a container of colored water, right. and another with plain tap water. At left. Johnson walks near a d..lscbarge Une. TAPPING A NEW SOURCE Mesa Consolidated hopes to reduce rate increases to a trickle by using previously unwanted colored water Eus£ CfR lbly Nol COSTA MESA -11 all goes as planned, ground- breaking for the Mesa Consolidated Water District's colored-water treatment facility could happen by next February, and the plant could be up and running sometime next year. The plant would bnng to fruition the water district's 15 years of research and development of colored- water treatinenl •1t•1 nice to see it moving along,• said Bill Johnson.. production supervisor. •we've been working toward this end for qwle a few years.• HISTORY It all began in 1983, when the district dnlled its Well No. 4 on Fairview Road between South Coast Drive and the San Diego Freeway. The w ell turned up col- ored water. The water, found in aquifers at depths between 600 and 1,200 feet, ts high in quality but is the color of tea, smells like rotten eggs and is slighUy warmer than average. The color and odor are caused by natural SEE WATER PAGE 5 =Bonita Canyon homes INDEX command high prices • Booming market has new development selling above original estimates, which could land the city 20% more in property taxes than projected. .. . · Jt-.NnlR RAGl.ANO NEwPORT BEACH -Patrick and~ MOrrll wouldn't mind ~ in the Bayside model of 19~ Wooctrow'• new Wyridover Bay ~ ln BOnita Canyon. T'beie'• only one problem: It's about ~.000 above lhelr price r-.. . . And while that may bo bad news for Wide-eyed young cou- ples wanting to move into the lux- urious single-family houses, it's good news for dty offldals and residents who Will benefit from the iricreued property tu rev· enue. City ~er Kevin Mwphy Mid the dty bed .. tiinated the SEE IONri'X MQI I ,.._ .. ._.QI , ..... ........ = ............. ,, C1ASSlflD ·----···-····-·.:.J Tll IW. cum ·-··-----3 POUCl Rl£S __ ,, .•• ---·-···2 PlllJC llJ11<lS ·----····~7 SPlllS _ ... " .... ,, ............. ___ , Eastblu.6 resident Julia Garrett makes a point during acommunl· ty meeUng on traftic changes at Bison Avenue and Jamboree Road. Neighbor Amanda Young, 6, lends sup- port DON LEA~H / OAllV' Pl 01 New English· speakers scored high •Studen ts who just learned the language did better on Stanford 9 test than some who grew up speaking it. ~Pb NEWPORT-MESA -Fonner !united-English studenl.!. who became Uuent m the laJlguage c;cored higher m many areas on the Stanford 9 test than students whose f.trst language is English. It's a phenomenon documented in state stan- dardized test.mg stallst.Jcs and one that 1S true in Newport-MeSd dS well Jn second through 11th grddes. there are l, 164 students who are ciasslfied as ·nuent-English pro- floent • Generally, their scores are about 10 to 15 percenWe points below theU" English-only coun- terparts. Dul m spelling, the fluent-English fourth- grdders sC'orcd dl the 69th percentile -4 per- cenllle points higher than English-only students. In the SlXth grade, the fluent-English students scored at the 73rd percentl.le m spelling -2 per- cenWe points higher than those who have spoken onl y English. Both grou~ scored at the 57th per- cenble m eighth grdde A suruJar trend is found dmong t 1th-grade.rs. In three of hve sub)ects, the Ouent-Engl.lsh students matched or outscored their English-only counter- pdrts In math, the Engbsh-fluent students scored m the 55th percenWe, I percentile pomt lugber than thP English-only students Language scores for SEE TEST PAGE 5 Sale of center expected to close today • Merchants at mangle Square hope new own ers will breathe life into Costa Mesa's landmark mall. El.N Crr OalrP'b COSTA MESA -Tha.ngle square merchants are wekonung the possibility that ownership of the shopping center will change hands today • Merchants at the center said they've been tOJd escrow will close on the sal of the retAil complex anchored by Nike Town and Vargm Megutore. San Franctsco-bued Capital & Counties USA Inc. d v •loped and owned Th.angle Sqtiare, which wa built in 1992 for $62 million. Tum r Newton, the company's president, would not comment on the sale. Representatives of East· dil Realty, which is handling the deal. said they were bound by a C'Onfidentiality agreement. Ethan Ho of Allw\n Investment Corp. in~ Caty, whkh repretents prospective buyer ~ Investment Inc., Mid he Will nOt dilcuu ~ until tb9 dei1 ii ftneUzed. But cent• mlirchanta had plenty to Ny aboUt die change in~. •t•m a<*d aboUt the MW OWMlibtJ IDILI ... prolped a1 tt.... breathing new we aDtD .. -. w, • .met Karla Gtoll, man.ga: al Julm 0. 11 don. Grow Mid the bullnw's OWW'I .... wttb the ltat\11 quo. and _ ... -• i ~ J. ( ME tan Qf t acti Jun vi ct Pac Me p tod ma· We ( Les 18s 1e rou We J. GO{'\ ~) ond . ' .. [ A • I ,, ,, ,. 11 1 11 11 ~ 2 2' 2 4' 2 3 3 3 3 • 4 4 4 4 .. .. . .. 5 5 s. • s D • A R. ii RI B a • c ii A.i c .. • w " 2 '/Wdne,doy, August 5, 1998 locals olil Newport Beach/Costa !V.eso Doily Pi_ ILMlllC • IDITOrS NOTE.: Oo '°"' « someone you know haw a a.ndnw1t birthday or a~ a:ming up? tf so, we'd like to~ ft in our AlrNnac section. Call S40-1224, at. 228.: fu rt to ~170; or ma it to the 0. tv Piiot, 310 W. hy St, Com MeY. 92627. You mfY also send pt\otogr<lphl; but include a self· ~es.wd. sumped envelope If you want~ returned. Newport Neurology, 1401 Avoc~ Aw., Steven w. Whfffer, M.O • Retilement is working for Center's d REAL ESTATt SALES ,• Recent real .n..te sales as reported by ttw Conti~tal ~Title Co. In San- ta A.NJ • cosr.~iMESA ' 939 ,West 19th St., S 129,000. 2200 canyon Dnve, S 166,000. 93D West 18th St., S 129,000. 1 • 09 Valley Cirde, S 170,000. ~524 Elden Ave, Costa M~. S 190,000 . 156 East 19th St., $236,000. 2206 Canyon Drive, S 153,000. 9410 Arbor St., S 175,000 2552 Fairway Drrve, $231,000. 263 Santo Tomas St., $239,000. CORONA DEL MAR 1n1 Outrigger Drive, $740,000. 1120 Dolphin Terrace, $695,000. 615 DahUa Ave., $615,000. 11 Shoal Drive, $470,000. 23 carmel Bay Drive, $780,000. 401 Cortes Circle, $665,000. 44 Drakes Bay Drive, $639,000. 29 Sky Sail Drive, $550,000. 803 Gardenia Way, S 116,000. 2815 Blue Water Drive, $259,000. NEWPORT BEACH 513 Bay Hill Drive, S499,000. 1818 Port Renwick Place, $525,000. 40 Cape Andover. $945,000. 2131 Vista Laredo, $354,000. 1935 Commodore Road, $425,000. 106 Cornea Drive, S 182,000. 332 Villa Point Drrve, $365,000. 2127 Yacht Radiant, $630,000. 1742 Port Manle1gh Circle, $509,000 25013 Aldebaran Circle, S570,000 .. BALBOA 828 West Oceanfront. $820,000. 1249 Balboa Cove. S495,000. 297 Aven1da del Sol,S575,000 426 Belvue Lane, S690,000. 406 Bay Avenue, $249,000. 704 W~t Oceanfront. $975,000. NEWPORT COAST Nothing Down, 5000 Birch St, owners: Kim A. Oug~y and ErlC fedonn. Nuven Advisors. Inc., 4695 MacArthur Court. owner: Fred Luke. Rob's Tree ~f'lllce. 5222 Highland, owner: Rob Knaggs. Rod Martin Group, 140 Newport Cen- ter Drive, owner: Martin J, Rodriquez. Jackie Rodgeri Design, 1270 Rutland Road, owMr: Frances E. Rodgers. DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspklon of driving under the influence. These peqple have only been arrested M suspteion of a crime, and, as wrth all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. · NEWPORT BEACH JULY 28 Daniel J Hidcin, 21, of Fullerton J JULY 30 F Pedro 0 . Franco, 28, of Costa Mesa Robert J. Nelson. 56, of Irvine JULY 31 Francis X. Smith, 42, of Huntmgton Beach AUG.1 Christyna F. Juanico, 28, of Newport Beach AUG.2 Terrence S. Connolly. 43, of Newport Beach Richard J. Mello. Jr .. 40, of Petaluma COSTA MESA JULY 10 Douglas M. Brant, 44, of Costa Mesa Brett M. Walker, 23, of Newport Beach JULY 11 Christian D. Malcolm, 28, of Costa Mesa Ronald C. Springer, 55, of Homeland JULY 12 Juan Heredia-Pantaleon. 29. of Costa Mesa Jaime Rosas-f'acheco. 46. of Santa Ana JULY 13 Jeffrey J. York, 30, of Santa Ana JULY 16 Holly M. Armstrong, 32, of Costa Mesa Nery I. Flores, 26, of Costa Mesa John D. Guyette, 42, of Costa Mesa Monica A. Miyata, 24, of Costa Mesa David B. Oppedahl, 43, of Costa Mesa Guadalupe Perez. 49, of Costa Mesa JULY 17 Amy L Pau, 26, of Westminster JULY 18 THEN J\idith O'Dea Morr and bei husband, Thomas Kendrick, led ,i Orange County Performing Arts Center through eight busy ,•years before they announced • theu~~ · ement in 1993. ,1 ' Th couple .. had come a year befo , The Center opened from the J<ennecty Center in Wc1Shing- to D.C., where Kendrick was 'd•tector of operabons and cJllef 1,,perating officer and Morr 'Was the general manager of theaters. ·nus community had worked so long to bUBd this,• Mon said. In a state-THEN AND NOW m e 0 t released by The Center at the time, Morr and Kendrick said their retirement w.as "a per- sonal decision to take time to help with family medical prob- lems as well as an opportunity to explore personal mterests. H They planned to travel, some- Oung they had not been able to do while working 12-hour days and seven-day weeks. ft NOW As things turned out, the cou- ple were not able to travel as much as they had planned. Kendrick developed cancer, and the Newport Beach residents found themselves unable to stray far from Hoag Hospital. Surg- eries and treatment took up much of their time during the first two years after they retired. They did squeeze in two lengthy road trips across the United States and Canada. They visited as many national parks as they could and sought out small- DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT Judith Morr retired from position a general man.ager of the Orange County PerformlDg Alta "' Center five yea.rs ago. She 11 now a consult.ant. '' • I town Carnegie libraries that have been turned into museums. •we would stop wherever we wanted to, which was wonder- ful," Kendrick said. Morr and Kendrick both con- tinued to work as consultants for the center, sharing expertise and contacts. When Kendrick's successor, Tom Tomlinson, resigned sud- denly 2 112 years later, The Cen- ter asked Morr to fill in as inter- im president while it searched for Tornlinson's successor. "I said, 'I would love to,'" Morr said. Morr began working again at The Center in March 1996. The search for a president lasted a year, but when Jerry Mandel was hired, Morr was asked to stay as vice president of pro- gramming. She agreed. ·she's happy to be working again,• Kendrick said. Morr bas no plans lo leave again in the near future -the center continues to grow, and expansion plans are the works. "As luck would have it, here I am at another crOSSToads, • said Morr, 57. "It's a really exciting time to be here., Kendrtck, who at 65 said be ii doing •remarkably well," baf. volunteered his time for IUC:b organizations as the St J~'• Ballet in Santa Ana, the Steele Foundation and the AIDS Ser· vices Foundation. ~ · He also reads voraciously, both fiction and noofiction, and walks three to four miles-a day, six days a week. oblierviDg tb8 natural world around him 81 pell of his ongoing treatment. : "I spend a lot of time ~· at what J didn't used to lootai;; Kendrick said. ' 6 Anjou, Newport Coast, $329,000. 33 Auvergne, S340,000. Theresa M. Mcintyre. 39, of Costa Mesa Timothy F. Reid. 30, oi Tustin BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Missing boy returns home 24 Sunset Cove, $769,000. 18 Chandon, S565,000. 38 Avignon. $515,000. BUSINESS LICENSES· New business license information reported by the cities of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach COSTA MESA Affordable Carpet Sen11ces, 179 E. 17th St, carpet and upholstery cleaning Baywatch Realty & Mortgage, 1500 Adams Ave . real estate agents and management Billy's Paint & Auto Body. 875 w. 18th St , automotive repair shop Custom Crafted Systems Software, 405 E 19th St , management consulting ser- vices Dan Dawson Plumbing, 674 W. 18th St., plumbing, heating and air cond1· t1oning Gee Wiz, 188 W. 19th St .. nondurable goods. NEC Globbalcom Entertainment, 1300 Adams Ave .. miscellaneous publishing INT, 126 E 16th St .. welding repair M B Printing, 1001 W 17th St .. commercial print and lithograph Pac Tel, 903 w 17th St, services, NEC Tr~t Tel, 1300 Adams Ave .. services. NEC Twice the Style. 369 E 17th St., family clothing stores Xtreme Woodworking, 817 W. 17th St. special trade contractor Washing Well Laundromat, 333 E. 17th St . coin-operated laundries and clean- ing Wicked Chamber. 442 W 19th St. women's access and specialty store NEWPORT BEACH Fairweather Roofing, 3845 Cassette Ave . owner Scott Allison. Fruhugh Beach House. 1707 Miramar Drive, owner· William Fitzhugh. Football Complete, 4340 Campus Drive, owner: Oscar B McBride II. Gene Geary Personal Training, 19882 Estuary Lane, owner. Gene Geary. Kalama Beach Corporation California, 690 Newport Center Drive, ownet: Thomas R. Weston and Vernon lkebe. J.G. Gamlll Construction, 13049 10th St, owner: John Gamlll. Just Glggln Tickets, 4500 Campus Drive, owner: H. Vincent Ruzl. Jr. Donald D. Stephens, 45, of Chickasha Travis IC. Weltzlen, 25, of Huntington Beach JULY 21 Gregory 0 . Shepherd, 30, of Garden Grove Matthew E. Stalnecker, 30, of Costa Mesa JULY 22 Alberto S. Rodriquez, 22, of Costa Mesa JULY 23 Joseph Dimino, 42, of Fort Lee Juan Manuel-Arreola, 34, of Orange JULY 25 Kenneth B. Longo, 37, of Orange JULY 26 Pedro Bello-Pareja. 30, of Costa Mesa Anastasia N. B1zieff, 38, of Cost.I Mesa James L Hart. 46, of Costa Mesa Loren P. Zellman, 20, of VUcaipa JULY 28 David L Deen, 44, of Santa Ana Heights JULY 29 Jeffery T. Marskell, 34. of Anaheim Charles G. Sweet, 24, of San Diego JULY 30 Jesus Ramirez-Sanchez. 18, of Costa Mesa BIRTHS Most recent births in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. NEWPORT BEACH Jozette A. Juarez on April 27 Jacob M. Howard on April 28 Theodore E. Malpass Ill on April 28 Wiiiiam E. Thomas on April 28 Camille L Gann on April 29 Meguml IC. Kishimoto on April 29 Kyle P. Knaak on April 29 Alex J. Metherate on April 29 Rebecca 0 . Stillman on April 29 Taylor A. Gonzales on April 30 Lindsey R. Gret>nhalge on April 30 Sofia R. Sclafani on April 30 Aidan C. Smith on Aprll 30 Owen R. Smith on Aprll 30 Sierra W. Stilwell on April 30 Esther I. Torres on Aprll 30 Kaylin N. Ikeda on May 1 Cameron IC. Saneli on May 2 OCC drops unit fees $1 for next year While the cost of education skyrockets nationwide, OCC and the 107 community colleges in California are giVing their stu- dents a break by reducing fees $1 per unit for the 1998·99 ace- demic year. When OCC's fall semester begins Aug. 17, the pnce will be $12 per unit instead of $13 as they have charged the last four years. The difference means a normal full-load of classes for a year -30 units -will cost $360 rather than $390. Applications for fall registra· lion are now available in the col- lege's Admissions Office, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The office is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fn· days. For registration mlormation, call (714) 432·5072. Donate unwanted items to senior center ls your garage filled with things you no longer use and you don't know what to do with them? U so, you might consider donating them to the Oasis Senior Center for their upcoming rummage sale Sept. 19 and 20. Items such as clothing, bed- ding, shoes, jewelry and house· hold items may be dropped orr from 9 a.m. to noon weekdays through Sept. 18 in storage bins in the pc:irking lot at 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Proceeds finance new pro- grams and classes for seniors, and tax donation receipts are available. For more infonnation. call 644-3244 Sand Castle Contest coming Sept. 13 The 37th annual Sand Castle Contest will talce place from 10 am lo 4 p.m. Sept. 13 at the Corona del Mar State Beach. The event, presented by the Commodores Club of Newport 1 larbor Area Chamber of Com- merce, ls open to anyone from novices to seasoned experts. Spectators are welcome as well. Entry fonns must be submit- ted to the chamber office, 1470 Jamboree Road, by Sept. 9. Teams may have up to eight members Entry fees are $50 for the master class and for archi- tect rirms, $35 for businesses, $25 for other organizations, mcludmg youth groups and dubs, and $20 for families. For more infonnabon on the event, call (7 14) 729-4400. School items needed for abused children The Orange County Child Abuse Prevention Center is seeking donations of school sup- pUes for nearly 500 abused and neglected children. Materials should be suitable for children ages 5 to 16. Need- ed items include crayons, note- books, pens. highlighters, paperback dictionaries, spiral binders, safety scissors. lunch boxes, rulers, calculators and construction paper. Donations may be brought to the cettter al 2482 Newport Blvd., Suite 3, in Costa Mesa, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday through Aug. 20. Supplies can also be dropped off at the Daily Ptlot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- day. Include your name and address so your donation may be properly acknowledged. For the addresses of other drop-off locations call Bridgett Riley at (949) 722-1107. Group seeks hosts for exchange students C~ Homestay Interna- tional, a nonprofit educational organization, is looking for fam- ilies to play host to international students during the 1998-99 school year. The Englisn-speakmg stu- dents come from Europe, South America and Asia to attend American high schools and learn about daily lile in America. They have medical insurance and bring their own spending money. For more information, caJl (800) 777-5724 or visit the orga- nization's web site at http:/ /www.chlnet.org . COSTA MESA -A 10-ye old Costa Mesa boy was return safely to his family after he w reported missing for seven ho Tuesday. The child was found at th intersection of Brookhurst S and Talbert Avenue in Foun · Valley at about 2 p.m. He w located by a friend who was Wi his mother looking for his · ing buddy. "Everybody was looking f him," said Costa Mesa poU . Sgt. Tom Boylan. "We are glad • hear that be was ro unharmed." • The boy was last seen riding' bicycle at about 7:30 a.m. in of his aunt's ho~ in the 800 bl or Uard Place. The family w concerned because the boy brok his normal routine of visiting friend who lived nearby. The boy mother called other families b couldn't locate her son. The boy, who was unaware the concern, told police that h was planning to return home la er in the day but didn't call family to let them know whereabouts. Police also indica ed that the ·boy didn't want attend his summer school class FOR THE RECORD .. SURF REAfXBS tJQIU~E Mes.. CA. 92626. Copyright No WEATHER POLICE FILES 642-6086 news ston.t, Illustrations. edlto- Record your comments about rt.I matter or ldvertlwments her91n CM\ be reproduced wfth. the D•lly Pilot or news tlpi. out written permission of copy- AQDBESS fight owntf'. VOL 92. NO. 114 Our .ctdress Is 330 W. Bay St .• HOW IQ BEACH us Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627. ntOMASH.~ ClrNletloft Publlshtf C<>RBECDONS The Times Orenge CoYnty It Is the Pllot'1 policy to prompt· (800) 252-9141 WILUAM Lb9DIU. ly correct all trron of~ =z2·5678 Editor Plea. c.11574-4233. ITIVI M*.MLI. =642 .. 321 ~Editor ~ Newport h.ch'Costa Mese TINA 80llQAnA,. News 540-1224 A9111tMrt Meneglng Editor == (\JSPS-14WOO) Is 5poru 642-4330 1111V11Mm un»y. tn=~· Newt, Sports, •• 646--i170 ~Editor E·Mall; cMllypllot9earthllnk.net eoct. MN. sublctlptlons •• ....,. Offlct ..,_CA&ION. onfy avall.t>ft by~ lutlnett Office 642 .. 32,. Sports Editor The llmes 0r-. COunty ~ 8uslne. f1x 631-5902 MMCMU'nN. 252·1141 In .... outlld9 of l'hoto Editor N~ leectl and C.-. Mesa. NlllltltdbV L.,_ llOlA. wbtcrlpdona to the =Not "'"' f,1r .,. 8\'llllllle by for """* Communtty NM\ ~ Ad"'9ttit'ng s per month Second elm • 1'"* MllTor ~ w IAlflf CMI INI. = plld at C.. MIN. CA oa.Hitd AcMttlsing lndude .. ~ ....... ,. •• AVI. st.-endkQ~ lNMJOll•Dlll ""'*" ... CIO "Ol'Ootiol• mt send .... .::.='° .......... ............. The Nw+port Mm va " 111 , "' a.n.r.c M1Ngtr Ollef ~ OMc9t Dilly"'°'-P.O. b 1!llO, Colta .,_ ftNI Ol M,... '--' ,, TEMPEAAlUMS out of the south at 5 Balboa feet. Areas of dense 82168 early morning fog. Corona del Mar 81169 TlOIS Costa Mesa TODAY 84.'68 First low Newport Beach 2:42a.m -0.1 82168 Flmhlgh Newport Coast 9:06a.m. 3.9 82168 Second low WPOMC.AIT 1:52 p.m. 2.2 LOCATION Sil( Second high Wedge 6-10usw 8:06p.m. 6.0 THUltSOAY Newport 5-t+tsW First tow 81adcles s-l+tlW Rlwr Jetty S.9+ t1W 3:15 a.m. -0.4 CdM 5-8+ tlW Ftnt high t.37 a.m. 4 1 IOATWta St<oncl low Ught windl bKom-2:31 p.m 2.0 ing southwelt to Stconcl high Mlttrly It 15 lcriots 844p.m. 62 with 2·foot wind wews by the aft9r-WAlmt noon. The swell ls ~67 t;J Today we should see waist· to shoul· der~hlgh·plus waves thanks to a soU1hwest swell from 218 to 210 degrees. This swell should provide fun, solid sets especlattv at the points and reefs where waves should go above head high. The swell should become more wutherly as the week progr.sws so Newport end Hunt: lngton should ~ some nice PQlty W8Vft, NIWPO«T mAOt • Corone ., .._ SUrtie leech: A watch worth $5,000 was stolen ftom a backpack near Poppy Street. • I.mt Cwt 1"9hw.y. Two box.es of Q~ worth $44 wete stolen from a business In the 3500 blodc. • ...,.. S...· Two ampllflen, compact disc Plaver ~ 1 digital video recorder WOf'1h S2, 125 were stolen ftom a~ In the flm block. , • Not .. .._ Roect· A 1994 ~ord Aerostar was stolen In front ; of a ho\.M In the , 100 blodc. • 4°"' Strwt: A concrete wall was destroyed In the 100 blodc. COITA..sA • lltaeol ~ A cellular telephone worth $250 was stolen ln the ])00 bk>dt. • .,... awe: A C911utar tet.phone WOt1t'I sns w.a stolen from • ~ outl6dt • depattnMnt store tn the noo bkidt. • a.. lw•11w. A bM:ycle and a MgOf\ w0'1h S 170 _,. **"' from ...... In the 2700 blod:. • ..._. *'•--~ 1M1e and• W8llet ~UY--. AOler'I from ..... In the 200 bled. • Wiii ,_---=A Mllet and a pllr of ..... wonh S11•--. ~In h 100 block. ' •• r: ~port Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Lunches wilh old, new friends yield lots of food for thought A s bas been mentioned repeatedly in the Daily · Pill)t's search for a new col~t. it's no way to get rich. Amen. But there are some other per~,d1at deserve mention, and I enjoyed one of them last week. 1\vite. ,J°had lunches with two people who were enough moved by the thoughts. expressed in this space to WJite me evocative letters. One came froni an old acquain- tance, long forgotten. The other CaJl!e from a stranger who is nowl I hope, a new fdend. The old acquaintance was Orange County Superintendent of Schqols John Dean. The new friend is a recent graduate of Harvard and indplent journalist named Sarah Schaffer. j A column about the g~ old. days.of the supe~-patriots racing about the county putting out comtnunist fires caught John Deal'l'S eye. It reminded him of a time when he was the "Boy Prin- cipal~ at Harbor View School, and my youngest daughter was one of his charges. l came to his attention then for two Teasons: First, l was one of the few parents who didn't vlsit school in search of commie pro- paganda in textbooks. And, sec- ond, I was taking these people on frontally -which many Orange County educators applauded while finding it inex- pedient to do themselves. So John Dean wrote me a fun- ny letter, and we ended up building educational bridges ov~r lunch from 1959 to the pre- sent. Since this wasn't an inter- view, I'm reluctant to breach the rules of conversation by quoting him. But I don't thlnk he'll mind il I mention a few of his thoughts pertinent to the problems of pub~' 11 lie education in our district today. Because the vlsionaries who pushed Proposition 13 on us have tied it about our necks like a.permanent albatross, Dean feels that probably the only way to 'resolve the economic crises of local public education -espe- cially deteriorating physical ~ants -is through a local or ' -· . ' . THI IELL CURVE statewide bond issue. And his advice to the new Newport-Mesa superintendent is to go for it quickly "during the honeymoon period.• Even then. he's not very sanguine about its passage. He pointed out that because the average age in our school district has .gone up con- siderably, only about one-fourth of the voters now have kids in school. And the mentality of •I got minei now you look some- where else to get yoursH is all too often prevailing in local bond elections. Whether these people can be either convinced or shamed into supporting school bonds is dubi- ous. But Dean would suggest that the new superintendent sur- vey the school wreckage careful- ly and present it to the voters graphically with the warning that there is no way to fix it without taxing themselves to give the present generation of young peo- ple a shot at safe and decent schools. He also noted that once a school district gets be hind in salaries -as Newport-Mesa has -it's difficult to catch up, espe- cially while losing good teachers who can earn proper compensa- tion elsewhere. Besides discovering that we shared the same war -John Dean was a 17-year-old tail-gun- ner on a Navy torpedo bomber near the end of World War O - there was more, much more, about education that perhaps one day we can explore he re in a formal interview. Meanwhile, Sarah Schaff er shares a qui e different kind of war with me. She picked up on a column I wrote about the increasing practice of wrlteJS and editors working with adver:tl.sing · and marketing people in devel- oping stories. I deplored this crumbling of the wall between editorial and advertising and suggested - a little gratuitously ....... that this is probably of consid- erably less concern to young journalists, spawned in a profes-• sional environment unlike mine. Not so, wrote Sarah Schaff er finnly. Since her graduation from Harvard -where editorial inde- pendence was emphatically pro- tected -she has worked for a major newspaper and a large-ciF-/ culation magazine where the · issue was fuzzed enough to dis- concert her. She was, she wrote me, both young and quite clear in her concern about the same practices that I found disturbing. So we had lunch and talked about ethics and priorities. Sarah explained to me that although Harvard )'lad no journalism pro- gram, she got her indoctrination as an editor of the Harvard Crim- son for two years. Then she turned away from job opportuni- ties in New York and came home to San Diego to explore a career in journalism. It turned out to be short-lived. The day we talked, she had resigned from her magazine job to have a try at teachlng. By the end of the summer, she will be in Los Angeles teachlng fifth-and sixth-graders in a private school. She hasn't rejected journalism. She just wants to explore other avenues where she feels she can make an immediate impact. Sarah, who is 22-years-old, told me: "I'm concerned that I've reached this age without know- ing for sure what I want to do.· Whatever it is, she'll do it well. responsibly and creatively. Her idealism is both warming and e xciting. I hope she brings it back to journalism one day. • JOSEPH N. BEU is a Santa Ana Heights resident. His column n..ins Wednesdays. I' We've taken the home loan application process from this, I I , , i . . ! . j .. to this . 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So diverse are· the tools of the trade that, unbl Tuesday, there was no place in Orange County where school nurses and aspiring pro- fessionals could get credentials. Nurses would have to com- mute dally to Los Angeles or San Diego for weeks-long courses to get credentials to be able to work or continue working in the ever- changing field. To make it easier for Orange County school nurses, Kay Bus- sell. Newport-Mesa's health ser- vices coorchnator, enlisted the aid of experts from Cal State San Diego, who agreed to hold a com- prehensive, two-week exten.ston course in Costa Mes.i, which will count for the required nursing credits. UThere hasn't been anywhere in Orange County these nurses could go to," Bussell said. "So hopefully this will help. The reception has been good so far.• When it kicked off Tuesday, 42 nurses from around the county, indud.ing six of Newport ... Mesa's eight nurses, were in attendance. The course will be f.aught by San Diego nursing teacher; Beverly Bradley and Edie Gold. •A school nurse focuses on children who are m a well set- ting,• Bussell said. "Their job is to keep students in a well setbng feeling well.• Each of Newport-Mesa's school nurses oversee about four schools. In addition to theu ddily state-mandated routines, they dre having to care for ever-increasing nwnber of students with health problems, Bussell saJd. "There's some schools where there are between 40 and 50 stu- dents a day who need to receive mectication, • Bussell 5ald "Many of them are for attenbon deficit disorders'." Other students need treatme;nt for diabetes, seizures. vanous forms of paralysis and head llce. "We're not having an increase in the number of students with head lice,• she said. "But the I number of cases where theyhave become resist.ant to normal med- icated shampoos has increaSed d.Od 1t will spread in schools." The most recent treatment for head lice tS mayonnaise, Bussell said. School nurses also counsel pregnant teens and students with sexudlly tranSlllltted diseases. They also teach about prevention of seXUdlly transmitted disease m 1uruor lugh school health class- es. HThey do a yeomap's JOb, • Sc.Od Scheat-.. ooard member Martha Auor ·we may be recog- IUZlfl,9'them m September.• . °:file dJ.stnct annually .awards d1l employee group the Above dnd Beyond the Call of Duty award. Auor Sdld she would like to gwe it to the school nwses thlS yec.t.r. "Our nurses die unbelievably overworked," she said. "It's d.JTl.dZUlg when you see the mun- ber of patients they see every year and the number of kids who come to the schools with greater health problems.• Banning Ranch developers to meet with residents tonight Jr'litfl R R,\{,l A:\.1) !kit"" NEWPORT BEACH -Resi- dents who have mput on what should be included m the envt- rorunental study for the proposed Banning Ranch housing develop- ment can voice their views at a public meeting tonight. The Orange County Planrung and Development Services Department will conduct the hearing to comply with state envi- ronmental gwdelines. Taylor Woodrow Homes is proposing to build d rrux of about 1,750 houses, apdrtments and Debbie Ghiglieri, Pre-school Teacher & Homeowner Experience You Can Trust condom.miurns, a 75-room , Save Our Shores. a group of • Coastal Inn, a 5-acre retatl village concerned Newport Shores res1- and other public facilities on the dents. bas been marshaling oppo- 412-acre Banning Ranch site The s1tlon to the project and is trying plans also call for 216 acres of to rcUSe money to buy and pre- open space, much of wtuch is serve the land. degraded wetlands. Jan Thorsky, a co-founder of About 87% of the land -bor-the group. said members will be dered by West Codst li1ghway, dt the meeting to air thetr con- the Santa Ana River and Talbert cems. While she said the envuon- Regional Park -is governed by mental report proposal looks the county and the rest is in New-good, she said it's unp6rtant to get port Beach. the word out about the project. 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( ' • c • 4 A ' 1 \. 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 4 Wed~,· August 5, ·1998 Hearing ~o determine contact recreation • • m new reservoir !Wf Pb COSTA rvfESA -Mesa Con- solidated Water District officials are encouraging residents to attend n public hearing today on whether body-contact recre- ation, including the use of water skis and Jet Skis, should be allowed at Metropolitan Water D1stnct's Eastside ReseNOir project m Riverside County. The heanng is one of four thdt will be held m Southern CciWorrua • Jf they care about their water quahty ... tlus dJ.rectly concerns them,· said Mesa -.'Consolidated board director Trudy Ohlig-Hall. The reservoir, which bolds 260 bllllon gallons of drinking water, will be Southern Califor- rua's largest lake when it is filled m 2003. State law profubits, with few excepbons, body-contact recre- ation on reservoirs intended for domestic use Officials m Hemet and River- side County are urging the MWD to allow the ski boats and personal watercraft on the reservoir because of the eco- norruc benefit water enthUStasts would bnng to the Hemet area, said MWD spokesman Bob Muir. •1t•s a very bot local issue,• Muir said, referring to the pub· lie hearing last week in Hemet that drew a crowd of 250. •But the potential impacts on water quality extend far beyond those regions.· The MWD provides 60% of Southern California's water, Muir said. Opponents to allowing recre- ation at the reservoir are con- cerned pathogens and chemi- cals will taint dnnkmg water supplies and increase public health nsks. Mesa board President Mike Healey said he will attend the meeting, although it won't be as an olliaal representabve of the water company. Anyone interested in water sports or fishing should plan on attend, he said. The board has not taken an official stance on the issue yet, said Mesa spokeswoman Lyn- nette Round. "They want our customers to be informed of what's happen- mg since we are m Metropoli- tan service,· Round said. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at the Doubletree Hotel. 3050 Bristol Court. Oassified ads work for you! THE Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Community Marketplace • ~ AAOUND TOWN It.ems to the Daily Pilot. Around Town. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. 92627; fax them to 646- 4170, °' call 540-1224, ext. 333. A com- plete listing of Around Town can be found at www.~lot. TODAY .. An Artist's Journey-The Mar- itime Paintings of John Stobart" will be on display until Nov. 8 in the Grand Salon aboard the Pnde of Newport, 151 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Ad.Irussion is $4 for adults and $i foT children 12 and under. For more informa- tion, call 673-?863. Barnes & Noble Jr. will present Blue's Clues for preschoolers from 10:45 to 11 :30 a.m.. at the Barnes & Noble BookSeller Metro Pointe location at 9018 South Coast Dri- ve, --No. 150, Costa Mesa. The event is free and open to the pub- lic. For more information, call 444-0226. The Networkers will meet from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Admis- sion is $12 and includes lunch. For more information. call 885- 9093. Speak Up Newport will present its monthly general membership meeting at 6 p.m. at The Cannery restaurant, 3010 Lafayette Ave., Newport Beach. Refreshments wi.I.) be served at 5:30 p.m. Guests are welcome. For more mforma- bon, call (949) 224-2266. CJD Voice, an e-mail dlscussion and support group for those with the infectious brain-detenorating Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. will be an ongoing activity available for interested individuals. The CJD web site is at http://mem- be rs. aol . com/la rms tr853/ cj d- I Complimentary initial exam with this ad. f Prefeued ,..a.icier foe w imuraDCft iadudifts Medicate Newpon Mciclical Pt.a• 307 Pl.-ie Saile itrl, New'*' lada (acrou from Hoag Hospihll entrance) 949•645•6544 B American Board of Quall Ph s1c1ans • Arncnan Board of Pnma Podmnc Medicine Friday, August 28, 1998 Where can you find good people, great neighborhoods, thriving industry and excellent schools? From Costa Mesa to the NewP.Ort Coast, our newsroom is gathering copy and photos to show what makes our area so special. They've caught the spirit, and we're certain our readers will tool Advertise your message in this special keepsake issue. Reserve Space by Monday, August 24, 5 p.m. To Catch the Spirit, call 642-4321 Newport Beach/Costa t.iteso Doily Pi llOUID IOWI voice/qdvoice.htm . Host t.mWes are needed for for- eign exchange students who will be m the United States during the 1998-99 school year. Students will bring theu own health insurance and spending money for school and entertainment. For more information, call1675-0423. Children ages 7 to 12 can enroll in either Science Camp or Explo- ration Camp at the Launch Pad on the third lloor of Crystal Court at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Science Camp and Exploration Camp will be held from 9 a.m. to · 2;30 p.m . weekdays on alternating weeks through Aug. 28. Optional extended days, which include a snack and movie, are until 5 p.m. Admission is $110 for members, $130 for nonmembers. Extended day is $150 for members, $170 for nonmembers. For more informa- tion, call 546-2061. SATURDAY Fair Days at Plecemakers Village will be presented from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. until Sunday in the Piece- makers parking lot, 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. The event will feature music and food. For more information, call 434-8368. A back-country hike will take place from 9 a.m. to noon at Crys- tal Cove State Park, 84 71 N. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach: A mountain bike tour will begm at 9 a.m. Hikers and bikers will meet at the El Moro VtSitors Center. Both events are free, however, parking is $5. For more information, call (949) 494-3539. A free tide pool walk ls sched- uled at 3 p.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 N. Paofic Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Walk- ers will meet at Pelican Point Parking Lot No . .t. Parking is S.S. For more information. call (949) 494-3539. A program on marine mammals will be presented at 7:45 p.m. at the Upper Newport Bay Ecologi· cal Reserve, 600 Shellmaker Road, Newport Beach. Parking and admission are free. Hot chocolate and marshmallows will be serv~. For more information, Call 640-6146. MONDAY . We Wove the Web, a party cele- brating the conclusion of the Newport Beach Public Library's summer reading program World Wide Web of Tales, will be pre- sented at 10:30 a.m. at Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. Admission is free; however, children are asked to bring their completed reading log. For more information, call 717-3801. TUESDAY Robert Whitley, a leading wine educator, will present a red wine tasting class at 5:30 p.m. at The Cannery, 3010 Lafayette Ave., Newport Beach. Registration is $38. Reservations are required. For more information, call (949) 675-0894. Welcome Baby and Tender Care Parenting programs will be pre- sented at the Orange County Child Abuse Prevention Center, 2482 Newport Blvd., Suite 3, Cos- ta Mesa. The Welcome Baby pro- gram is from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Aug. 11-13. A Tender Care P enting program will be from 6: to 9:30 p.m. Aug. 11 and 13 and a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 15. Voluntee must attend all three classes for given program. For more into -mation,caJ,1(949)722-1107. I'• . , An tntre>f}uctory climbing will be ~ted from 6 to 9 p. at R~Mtion in Costa Me_ Reseij'.ations are require AdmlSsion is free. Partidpan must be 16 and over. For mo information and directions, (310) 473-4574, ext. ~011. AUG. 14 Getting Your Product Man tured will be presented from 8 1 O p.m. at OCC's Science Building, 2701 Fairview Roa Costa Mesa. Reqistration is 7:30 p.m. Admission is $15. F more information, call (949) 25 0952. AUG. 15 Tropical plants w1ll be tbe top of discussion at the 9:30 a.m. pr gram at Sherman Library an Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Higbwa John Bishop, the gardens' ager of horticulture, will condu a tour of the Tropical Conservat ry. The program is free and ope to the public. Call (949) 673-226 AUG. 16 A program Utled Splden Your Friends will be presented 7 :45 p.m. at the Upper Newpo Bay Ecological Reserve, Shellmaker Road, Newpo Beach. Parking and admission free. For more information, 640-6746. "E-e Daily Pil6t, in honor of The Balboa Bay Club 's 50th Anniversary, will publish a commemorative edition magazine featuring The BBC. It will be distributed to more than 45,000 residents of Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and The Club's members on Saturday, September ··: 19, 1998. Be a part of this very special tribute to a community landmark. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to The . Balboa Bay Club Student Scholarship Fund for Newport-Mesa high school graduate~. Space & Copy IJJeaaline: 'Wetfrustlay, ~ugust.19, 1998. 5 p.m. CatrUra ~aay f4.rt: !! rUlay, ;;tugust 28, 1998 . s p.m. .\BiWilot R.S.V.P. (949) 642-4321' r ~wport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot .. ' A GWKE AT THE NEW HOMES IN IONRA CANYON ... ,.. h•dlport, 1n Wyn- ,. daWr~bVT~ , . · Woodrow: 1Wo stories. four · bedrooms plus activity room. 4.5 tNths, family entertain· rnent room, gourmet kitchen with breakfast nook. butler's s-nuy, luxurious master suite lfld three-car tandem ~· • ..... Price: from S898,990 to S935,990 + llesldenc.e lwo, In Lucera by Stanqard Pacific: Two sto- • . , rles, flve bedrooms, 4.S 'L . h.ths, three-car garage. Up to six bedrooms, bonus room, office and 5.5 baths. Range from 4,023 to 4,220 square feet. Price. S780,000. et lhe ~. in Madison WATER CONTINUED FROM 1 To continue with the ldst-lrd{'k proces!), the board decided to have different parts of the plant designed and built sunultancous- ly. The district normally would organic materials. have the entire"pro)ect designed •Tuey didn't know what to befgre in~tlng contractors to bid do,• said Diana Leach, assistant OQ the proJect. • general manager /In the design-build method, By !f e next year, Mesa had }.'/esa will have a part of the plant become a pioneer in the tredt-esigned and start construction ment of colored water with ozone; · on it while having engme('>rs Ozone injected mlo the watet design the next part. bleaches out thf' color and od<'• This process 1s expected to - Johnson srud. , shave siX months to d year off the The district. later drllle~' ell construction schedule, Leach No. 6 on Gisler Avenue o• the. said. othe r Slde of the freeway, p - ing .out' even darker wate the SAVl~GS early 1990s, Mesa bega I. explor-More important thun the tune mg thC' possibility o( d ~loping a saved is the money !>aved. · • ' colored-water well, L ·ach said. "We can·~dv~ d lot of money Wednesdoy, August 5, 1998 5 er Karl Kemp. ·u·s alrnady m the bank," he sa1d, ref emng to the fund:-. set as1d~ tor constructlon of the plant. Mesa b borrowmg the mnn,.y through the u. of rf"rtificates o1 partiopation. which are imilar to bonds or a mortgage, Rutledge ~aid. WHArs NEXT Carollo IS expected to corn· plete 30% of the plrmt'-; d~s1gr1 by the end ol January. The plant, whlc-h will Ix· locdt· ed on d 2-acre site at Well No. 6 . will mclude tre~tment nro<.esi. eq u1pment. ozone-genera tiny equipment, a small laborato11. boo ter pumps and a 5 m1llion- gdllon tank to store treated watc:r ; Lane by t:alifornia Pacific Homes: Two stories, about 2,388 to 2,839 square feet, up to five bedrooms, three baths and three-<ar tandem garage. Price: From S600,000. DON LEACH I DAl.Y PILOT The living room of the Palaza-style home ln Wyndover Bay reflects Italian architecture. The exquisite homes are situated in Bonita Canyon. In 1992, :Mesa a.r /.the Orange by usmg this water rather than • County Water Dt~ ,1ct began col-imported water." Leach s<Ud. · laborating on a •"St project using Imported water costs $435 p«r biofiltration. a process that dcre-fool compdred w1th about removes or9aruc materials from $300 per acre-foot for colored colored water after it has been water, said Mesa's treasurer Mar- treated with ozone. garet Rutledge An acre-foot of CdroUo is -expected fo updalP the board monthly and meet \\ llh neighbors nedr the plant '1te. A mdJOr concern of the distm1 JS huw the plant will aifect ncarb};. residents. Ledch said. BONITA CONTINUED FROM 1 •1 Bonita Canyon development, at Bonita Canyon Road and Mesa ~-View Drive, to have an average 1 Sale price of $609,000 per home. ""'\ • But the booming real estate 1 market and high demand for '·,new housing m Orange County have caused even the lower-end models to come m above that estimate. The Madison Lane subdivi- sion, built by CaWomia Pacific Homes, are the least expensive of the single-family homes, with an average price of $650,000 in ·the first phases. Pnces will likely '' go up m future phases. ' ' The Lucera models, built by 1 Standard Pacific, are averaging $782,000, and Taylor Woodrow's -Wyndover Bay homes are selJ- l.ng at an average pnce of $925,000 and top out at : $997,990. r So far, the city's share of prop- : erty tax expe<.1ed from Bonita • Canyon's single-family homes : should be at least $377,000 per ! year -more than 20% higher : than the initial projection of : $.11 4,366, Murphy said. · Patrick Moms, admiring the • disguised garage and large j open courtyar~ of -the Bayside , TEST ~ONTINUED FROM 1 • :the fluent-English students were -al the 57th percentile, 2 per- :CentiJe points higher than Eng- lish-only students. And the stu- ;oents' social science scores were !Cqual. 1 "They found the same thing ~tateWide, • said Superintende nt :Robert Barbot. •It tells me that :What some people see as a detri- ;ment can be a plus if you work :truough it." • Other school offtcials were at a l oss to explain how the fluent- :English students fared so well. "It's a big 'wow,·• said Eleanor ·Anderson, the district's director o( ' • model, said he was unpressed with the different arclutecture or the Taylor Woodrow homes. "It's probably a little pricey for us," he said. "But have you seen the master bedroom? It's amazing." His wife, saying she just loves Taylor Woodrow, agreed the home is more like a lliclong goal rather than something the two could afford right now. Although, she said, "This would be nice.• But for every family who has to pass on the pash homes, the re are 10 others lining up to gel their names on a waitmg list. "We've released 40 and sold all 40, • said Brenda Fischer. a sales representative for Stan- dard Pacific's Lucera homes. •When we put them up for sale, they are gone wiUun the hour." She said there are 28 homes left to sell, and about 400 people on the waiting list. While new homes are m demand all over Orange Cqunty, Fischer said the fact that Bonita Canyon is now -in Newport Beach doesn't hurt sales. ~Being in Newport gives us that extra edge,• she said. "Peo- ple like that 92660 ZIP code " Madison Lane, which will eventually have 182 units, has sold out of the 116 the develop- er has put on the marke t, swd testing. "lt's wonderful. It says they're getting educabonal tredt- ment that is working to where they're doing as well as students whose first language is English." To move up from lirruted-Eng- lish to Engllsh-profioent status, students have to score dt least at the 36th percentile on the stan- dardized test overall. "These stude nts are in the top two-thirds of all students overall," ORANGECODNJ'Y FAIRGROUNDS 88 Fair Dr .. Costa Mesa SUNDAY. AUG. 9n1 9:00 am to 3:30 pm $5.00 ADMISSION 14 & Under FREE INFO 760·789·7316 : ~n''4'UN .. ~ Child Quest International, Inc. 1 I. ~ ~ A Noo-Prot•t CorPo<•toan Oevoled 10 !he Pro<ecllOn and Aecovefy ~ ~ r of MtSSIOQ Abuf>8d and Exploited Children ! r; Child Oufft Hae Aaeiet.d • l'f' In the Recov.ry of Chlldren • . -.--· • • Marcus Farina f PARENTAL ABDUCTION ! Age Of Disappearance: 8 Montns Old : °"' Of Blrtn: 06/14191 : ode Mttslno: 12106/91 MISlno From: Los Angeles. CA • Iii: Mlle Race: White """t: 26" Wetgnt: 18 lbS. • hM: llue Hair: Blonde At birth, Marcus had • Thvrotd Ind Pltuttafv otsorder. Cit/Id au.t lnfW'nllflonal. Inc. • 1GS Tiie A11mecM. Sun. «JO («18} 211-HOPE OMoe • 1-aoo-Me BIO Slghfll19 LN __ .......... -.a•1t1 • ,....,,... • ,..,....411 QUESTION Affordable housing? Finally, last February, Mesa water is usually enough to supply launched a test project to see two average families for one yedr. what it would take to treat water The pilot program started last from Well No. 6 and began to year will save Mesa customers an move forwar~ with the idea of estimated $260,000 from 1998 to So fcir Mf!sa has donP a good I job, ~~ud GiJher1 Co)lins, acting· I president for the HcilecresVHaU of rame I iomeowner's ASl>OCla- pon. People who hve near th+> plant What do you think about the new homes I going up in Bonita constructing o larger plant. 1999, Ledch said. site are mostly concerned with I the size of the holding lctnk dnd nmse, Collins Sdid Canyon 1 Are they worth the price tag? Call our Readers Hotline at 642-6086 or send an e-mail to daitypilotOearthlink.net . Include the spelling of your name and your city of residence. Sales Co~lor Leslie Stillmdn The model homes, which cost at least $40,000 to $50,000 to decorate, will be used for tours until the development IS sold out. They will then be sold as furrushed houses for an undeter- mined price, Stillman said. Larry Thomas, .a spokesman for The Irvine Co., said the developer is pleased with how the Bonita Canyon homes turned out. HThere is beautiful archltec- ture. and some that (are( very dil- ferent than those we have on the (Irvine} Ranch,• he said. "This project, which we always knew was special, turned out to be par- bcularly special because we hap- pened to catch the right wmdow m the real estate market." Anderson said. "They're a select sample " School board member Serene Stokes Sd.Jd lunited-Enghsh stu- dents also get a lot of personalized Enghsh instruction to help bring their language skills up to par. "They've learned to sound out words," Stokes said. "Some of the kids, if they can learn to master two languages. do exceptionally well.• Flavorful & Delicious Lunches& Dinner TOWARD THE FUTURE Reed lntcmr1tJonal, a Ber'ke- ley-based firm, had been the Mesa's colored-water treatment consultdnl o;mce 1984. The bodrd ongmally decided to put the project on a fast track by g1v10g Reed the only shot at bidclmg on the project. Mesa's board of d1rectorc; rescinded that decision in Mdrch, operung the project to au bidders Last week the board selected Sdntd And-based Carollo Engi- neers over four other companies, mdudmg Reed. TRIANGLE CONTINUED FROM 1 Squdre Wds stifled from making chtlnges But chdnge is exactly what the center needs, Gross said. She said she's hopeful that the new owners will be more involved l!I nurtunng the center by attracting new entertainers and creating more activities that attrdct custome~ Cesdr Ramirez, manager of Sfuzzi restaurant, echoed Gross' thoughts. He said many Triangle Square busrness owners and managers were worried but hopeful about the change. "Business has been bad," Rarrurez said. "We don't get as many people." Golf Ody, which opened m CATERING AVAILABLE PANATE PARTY ROOMS 50°/o OFF Monday thru Thursday RMERVATIONS RECOMMENDEDt . (949) 645-6427 2001 W. Coast Hwy., cwport Beach, CA Hows 10:00 AM • 7 00 PM •2 hr. minimum PJlpltt., 31 VI. A, MA!t-mtCAltD, AMf.X ACCEPTED.· The colored-water Lredtment facility is expected to SdVf' cus- tomers about $500,00P ti year, but that number could chang~ dependmg on the cost of bwlding the facility. The plant's cost hds been esll- mated at $7 6 aullion Those savings to customers have already been projected mto rates. Ledch said. •so it's not Wee the rates would suddenly drop that ddy we tum the switch," she ~d. Customers will not see an increase m rates to pa~ tor the 1 plant either, Sdld General Mandg- February, JS one of the newest additions to Triangle Squdre Manager Robert Roland said he would like to see the company's investment in the center pay off. HThis is our most expensive location out of the 70 stores we operate,• he said. Hl'm hopmg they'll spruce up the place and fill up the empty spaces • Some of the uutidl leases that were signed al the center are starting to come up but the changeover lS not uncommon, said Costa Mesa City Manager Allan Roeder. •They have had some turnover there. whlch has been the case smce almoM its incep- tion,• he said In 1997, the center generat<>cl about $325,000 in sdles tax for the city, slightly down from tht> $342,000 generdted in 1 Q96, Sdtd 1 'All of our comments dre m the enVlfonmentaJ tmpact report, so I clssume cill of the de<.1gner ... will be lookmg at those,· he said The pldnt which will treat 3,500 gc1Llons per crunut•·. could be expanded to 10,000 gc:tllons per minute, Ledch said Ofhcials m Huntington BeaC'h , Newport Bedch and Fountain VaUey have expressed mtere ... t m usmg colored Weiter produced b~ \i1esa But no spec1hc d1sC'uss1on have occurred. I Jason Simpson, revenue supervi- sor Per.haps more unportdnl than the tax generated 1s the 1denllt) and life the center has given to the comer of 19U1 StrPet and Newport Boulevard Roeder aid ·1 tlunk this really gave down- town kind of a signature and 1denbt) or made it more than ju~t a spat m the road on the way to the beach • he said. Tnangle Square has become d focal pamt, Roeder said. Border'!; Boo~ and Music is gomg m across the street, and discu~ 'tons dbout a hotel on the lonner Pacif- ic Federal Plaza site on t 9th Street are still under wdy. •with the addluon of Border's across the street and the pro- posed hotel. we do see d light e1t I the end of the tunnel.· Roland Sdld . Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO WE 1AkE fAA1il dh.h.G 10 f~E .. 00 IE\'lll BY POPULAR DEMAN-0 OUR ORIGINAL CHILI SIZE t Beautify Your Yard! • \\ ah.TfJill Pools & Spa-. • Scwtnkln- ~ r·o1 .. n~ have over IJO ye_ars eonabinccl seroice In thL'; cu-e.ti. 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N-ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot FIGURE SllTlllG ,• • Patrick and Waldstein hoping to duplicate the success of fellow Costa Mesa-trained Sand-Meno c:ombo, beginning with the North American Challenge in Winnipeg. RIOIARI> D U!llN ~Pb I n m~y ways, Devin Patrick and Jessica Waldstein are opposites, but as they strive to become America's next glamorous pair of figure skaters, they share a common bond - confidence. Patrick, 17, and Waldstein, 13, have only been on the ice together for 16 months, but they've become the hottest young pairs team on the West Coast with dreams of becoming the next Todd Sand and Jenni Meno. .. ay, they leave for Winnipeg, Canada, to skate in the North Amencan Challenge, their first competition s111ce firushing third at the U.S • Nationals early this year m Philadelphia •we got Uurd thanks to me, because I fell on a Jump,• said Waldstein, who could pass for Tara Lipinski with her allunng eyes and huge snule. When Patrick, of Costa Mesa, and Waldstein, of Manhattan Beach, dropped their previous partners and began skating together, there was instant success with back-to-back titles at the Silver State Champi- onships in Las Vegas and the Golden West Invitational in Culver City. Mesa and six days a week at the Skating Edge in Torrance undef Richard Ale'Xander, the coach Qf the pairs since last month. Nicks is the pairs' former coach. Wald.stein, a skater for 5112 years who loves to watch Llpinski, did a television promotion for Pox Sports Net last fall because of her resemblance to the reigning Olympic gold-medal winner. •(Pox) had the two of them doing silhouettes and pairs, because Jessica was a perfect double for Tara Upinsld, • said Waldstein's mother, Cathy. Lipinski is Waldstein's favorite skater. Wald.stein bas played tennis and been involved in gymnastics and ballet, but figure skating has captured her heart like none other. "I tried ballet, but I hated by dance teacher because she was mean,• Wald.stein said. While Patrick enjoys skating, away from the ice he'll spend more time reading baseball box scores or catching a game on television. ·1 don't follow skating as much as baseball,• Patrick said. "I love to skate, but I don't watch it. I have to get away from it or I'll get burned out.• Patrick and Waldstein, who will compete in the World Junior Series next month in Bulgaria, sUrvived a scare recently when Waldstein fractured her left foot while executing a twist. •She made a miraculous comeback,• Patrick said. Wald.stein said she didn't jump for three weeks. "I had a lot of support behind me with ~ my mom, my dad, Mr. Nicks > and Devin,• she said. ~ Waldstein added that she ~ likes pressure and "likes to ~ show off out there" on the ice . i Nicks, who coached Sand and Meno during their rise to ! the top from 1992 to '94, has N ext, they skated well enough to wm but finished second at the Southwest Regionals in Anaheim last November. "We're not bitter,• Patnck said, "but let's just say there were many who said we should've won.• A month later, they responded by winrung their biggest title to date, the prestigious Pacific Coast Sectionals in Seattle, where they compe ted against one- third of the nation's top pairs. -----------' been a coach on the U.S. Jessica Waldstein and Devin Patrick work on their rou tine a t Ice Chalet in Costa Mesa Tuesday. Olympic figure skating team for John Nicks (Costa Mesa), who "They may win this thing in pairs skating lS because you the past nine Wmter Games. coaches Wald.stein. "You don't Canada. There's a lot of need to do a lot of lifting in the Nicks replaced Bill Kipp as know how things are going to international competition, but air and throwing, and speed the U.S. figure skating coach work out, but the potential is they're very good,• said Carol and being in unison is a plus,• after the tragic 1961 plane crash there (to make the U.S. team in McGuire, vice president of the he said. "It's not natural to in Belgium that killed the entire '02). They need another three or Orange County Figure Skating throw someone four feet in the U.S. team and all six of its "You don't know what can happen in the future, but they.'re one of the promising eight-to-10 pairs in the country for the next Olympic Games (in Salt Lake City in 2002), • said veteran U.S. Olympic coach four years of maturity, because Club, of which Patrick is a air and expect them to land on coaches. physical strength is important member. their feet, or skate 20 mph with Nicks has seen it all in his with all the lifting and p atrick, methodical and a girl above your head with one career, from Peggy Fleming's throwing." athletic on the ice, said the hand. (The moves) are exciting. gold medal at Grenoble, France, Patrick and Waldstein will maneuvers the team performs They're circus tricks out there.• in 1968, to the Tonya Harding- compete Thursday through could probably use a ringmaster Even though Patrick is a Nancy Kerrigan debacle in Saturday at the North American at times. local resident, he trains twice a 1994. He has also coached Challenge. "The reason why I enjoy week at the Ice Chalet m Costa Dorothy Hamill. JUNIOR TENNIS ollide the Costa Me-----, • Some of the top tennis players in the Newport-Mesa area are. among the tournament's field. JASON I llU. ~Pb COSTA MESA -Kimberly Singer and Chelsea Godbey, both of Newport Beach, square off today at 12:30 p.m . in a featured local match in the girls 18s division of the Costa Mesa Junior Open at the Costa Mesa Tenrus Center. Both players received a first-round bye and should be well prepared for the match. Hank Lloyd, director of the tournament and the Tennis Center, expects this match to be one of the best of the early rounds. •This match will come down to who can keep the ball in play and stay out there the longest.• Uoyd said. •Godbey is a solid player and should keep the match dose.• Singer, who is 1n the juniors program and the CMTC, has made tremendous unprovements over the past two years and bas moved into the top 20 in her age group, 16s, in the Southern California Tennis Association Rankings. "She's worked at the game real hard and has improved her physical and mental skills,~ Lloyd said. "She stays in matches much more than when she was younger and should be given a lot of credit for the progress she's made.• The winner plays the winner between Amy lranckino, who plays for Dana Hills, and Silvia Kosakowski from Downey. According to Lloyd, the 11-year-old Kosakowski is one of the strongest young players in the tournament. Kosakowski bas played in match play at the CMrC in a program set up Elliot Telscher. •He was very impressed by her,• Lloyd said. •He doesn't say much, but when he does, you know it's important.~ Lloyd also noted lracy AU.Still had been impressed with Kosakowski's ability and be added that Kosakowski may be ready for the pro tour within a couple years. Corona del Mar's Caylan Leslie, seeded first in the girls 18s, also starts play today at 12:30 p.m. against Christine Weng. Natalie Braverman, who will be a fresh- man at Newport Harbor High, is fresh from her title at the Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club's War by the Shore and three victories at the Long Beach Women's Open. She will open the second round against Christine Son at 12:30 p.m. In the girls 16s, Newport Beach's Audra Adams, the top seed, will play Jennifer Newman today at 11. •Audra is a really unique player,• Uoyd said. •She has worked real hard on her game and doesn't care who she plays. U she is asked to play a lesser player, she'll just do it and enjoy it just the same.• Adams finished seventh in last week's Pacific Coast Hardcourt Champ1onships in Alamo. In the 14s, Newport Beach's Brittany Holland will play in the thud round today against Diana Burga at 9:30. ·she's one of the hardest workers around,• Uoyd said. "He continues to develop and has great potential, as well as a love of the game.• • On Tuesday, Estancia's Robert Chu, top- seeded in the boys 18s, advanced to the quarterfinals with a 6-0, 6-0 victory over Scott Benajamin. Chu plays Karl Pongyin- pis today at S p.m. In girls 16s, Newman advanced to face Adams by defeating Newport's Knsten Case in the first round, 6-2, 6-2. Also advancing was Undsey Butte.rwick. of the BBCRC, who defeated Nicole Sadler, 6_., 6-0. Butte.rwick has alreedy advanced to the quarterfinals by default. Camerin Barron-Sandman of the CMTC advanced to the third round of the 14s Wlth a 6-2, 6-3 victory over Kelley NelJon. .. Wedne~, August 5, 1998 7 • • llSEllLL Ila rolling · ;. DULUTH, MINN. -Ila Bo~ ders, who attended Southe& • Calif omia College, extended hO-4 scoreless innings streak to 12 on July 30 in Duluth-Superior's 6.::? loss to Pargo-Moorhead m eft&. innings. ! Borders scattered lour hib' over six inrungs and walked only • one, but didn't factor into the decision. Borders lowered her ERA to 4 .88 and the opponents' batting average against her hds dropped to .266. Borders became ·the first ' woman to pitch m a men's profes- Slonal gan'le on May 31, 1997 and the first to wm on July 24 thJs year when she defeated Sioux Falls, 3-1 IL.A'S STA'fs G GS W-4. IP H R ER KR BBS() 10 4 1·) 33.1 33 20 17 5 9 13 TENNI S C.0..1 WTA Tour Rankil19$ Singles 1. Martina Hingis (5,218 points) 2. Undsay Davenport (4,666) 3. Jana Novotna (4,615) 4. Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (3,264) 5. Venus Williams (3.098) 6. Monica Seles (2,838) 7. Conchita Martinez (2,457) 8. Amanda Coetzer (2, 137) 9. Nathalie Tauziat (2. 133) 9. Irina Sp1rfea {2, 133) 11. Patty Schnyder (2. 107) 12. Dominique Van Roos1 (1,997) 13. Sandrme Testud (1,776) 14. Anna Kournikova (1,682) 15. Nllt.asha ZVereva (1,662) Doubles 1. Jana Novotna (4,895 5) 2. Martina Hm91s (4,884) J. Undsay Davenport (4, 7J5.5) 4. Natasha Zvereva (4,096) 5. Arantxa Sanchez-Vlcano (3,046) HIPPY lllTHDIY .. • DEEP SEA Tuesday's counts Neuuport a..-..· 5 boats. 112 anglers. 3 yellowtaiL 52 albacore, 1 blue fin tuna, 1 berraruda. 7 bonito, 45 calico bm, 417 Sclnd bass, 3 roctmsh, I sculpin, 2 white fish. n...,-. Lodler -6 boats, 223 qlers. 4 yellowtail, 17 albacore. 4 blue fin tuna, 1 skipjack. 9 bonito, S barracud.l, l7 c.altco bM.s; 559 sand bass, 5 sc.ulpin, 1 sheephead. Gft ...... 1k Flm ,_,., ,.......,..,,,_., l'fllTM C.-(~ INc'll w. '-2. ,...... U1 (H Q d l(j\e ~ -bt ~Milt lindwl¥ ""'-IMcl< (UC) cMf Nice* Sedlft. ~ 6-0 0w- s.t•en clef Andr .. As--' lCMTQ 6-0. 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N 'i' dre~ Olhef ~ 0130 STEPHE'N"ICAIRIS of u,. ·01 the • • t" wn111n r19pon11 ,must bt UNIT 058. TWO BIKES, dueled y. a gtn.r plrt· u"'"'" yll 0 desionacJon. if ll)y, E042 CHRIS 1.ANGYEIH ~ INStSCJe y Deed of verv •'"90rtant ac ion•! 10 P«>Ptt legt! IQ'tm ii you TWO CHests, STEREO nershlp 01an1 Kuykendall PUBLIC NOTICE hereTo Slld sale be ALAN COMeE • Il\lst however, t,he P•!aone1 w~nt tht court IO hear your EQUIP. CAMERA EOUI~. Have you llarted doing Thia statement WU filed made, but Wllhouj oovetlllll E07I PAUL HENAtE Tiie total an'OUrll of the Un· repn1 .. ntaUV4! will .be CIH I ART SUPPLIES MISC l>Uslntss yet? Vas, 7-115·98 with lh• County Ctf/(k ot NOTtCe Of' ~ Of wamwl(y, • 1ssed Of £102 MIK£MCCUUOUOH ;balanc:eo-atlon required to gtVI notice It yoo/ do not lilt YC>Uf r• BOX ES HOUS'EHO LO T.,ence J. Ca11y Orang• County on t,..29-98 ...,. Of' A IRANG:t4 Of'. ttn{!le<I reg1 llllt, E114 CYNTttlA WllLIAM-red by the lo be lo tntsrHted per1on1 lll)onH on trmt you may ITEMS This stattm1n1 w11 f11td 19988742902 f'IC:a ,,_ 11 to lnfarm the ~ Of encu. , lo SON so and re Uli-uni tu th•v have Jost tht ct.ti, ' and your Salt 'will bt by compel!· 01~ng~·c;o~~I~ ~~~~9gt Oalfy Pilot July ~. Aug. 5, = \#ldW 12 CJ'A ~'%~note I 1 PY £1 M STEVE HOW£ ~~c:s:· :_XW'~f ~ w11vtd no ti ct or con· wages, money and prop· 11v1 bidd109 (wunen stated r 1~"e88785403 12, 19. 1998 W810 dtheOl'llceafTidt said deed of #lief· Etee VICTOR MARIL.AO ij:!Jlp ~Noeict sented to 'ht P.ropoaed My may /Oe taken w1thOIJI bids may bt 1ubmin1d In ("'OT'S"), est thefeon 15~· in E290 08 KE.JU Sale is ~ action.) The tndtpen-runhtt warning from lht ad .. ance) ON THE 19TH OF Daily Pilot July 29, Aug. 5, PUBLIC NOTICE Downey ~ and Loll'I said nole{s). adv IOY beflt · u Slld dent admlnlttrallon t:ourt AUG AT 9AM AT THE 12, 19, 1998 weoa FlctltldUI •u•lnHI -.. Wan, iir.A.. ~ under the l8tms 0 uie ~ A!::::! •fJectto ~ Oetcl ol Trust I e tlll-ou1hott1v will b• granted Thlrt are Olher legal r• PREMISE WHERE said LIC NOTICE a.cti. c.lratNa ._, of llUSl, esllmated s, c · .rm~. • Ql1ed lllCI deMK'eO IO 1118 unlHI an lnt.,Httd qutrements You may want property Iles been stored PUB Th H;~• ~tatement lranda to flt a naekit wllh c:harOes and~s or ~~ul~tN!"~':t: undefv:J~ ~ noraon filH an objection to call •n 11tom1y rjghl and which is located al F1ctltlou• Bu1ln111 d ,,! ~ .. olwng ~~sons art 0. Oft fOf pem....,,, to INstltb Ind o ttuf sts ae· '12Tli :AUGUST 1H8b ~ I lo the petition and away II you do not know AYRES SELF STORAGE o,.'V uul ntas 11• ~an ln4lafe lnnch ~~· O lrust. ~ o • Y ~ a 'M!ll8n NCI d h ~n aitorney you may call 1880 WHITTIER AVE ' Name Statement ASSOCIATED COMPtJTER offtceto be loaMcl ·-e.. I '.J'.44. , PS Oroane-. Inc., 701 • ~ IO l'hOWI goo cause W V an anornty · rtlerral service COSTA MESA. CA. 9262;· T1he lottowlng pttaona are T7ECHSNOL50GIES.,,.. 42C7 E. CCMaipb1, llYd., ~ A ~1(y GAGE "!!:n.m91 A20v.nue1 i:r""812,:!· clln8d the cohurt athho'!ldt not or a legal lid ottict (ltsttd 714.650.1282 Landlord 18: dong buaineu as: 1 th t., u111 1...,, osta c:aMlmla. 1tnyotte ""*' ~ ST&i ..... . 6 7 ~ 01 . tau-in:t grant t e eu on y. In lht phone book) ttrvH the r1ghl to bid 11 URSELA ANO EVELYN'S, Mesa, C1hrornl1 92627 . Mtta In flNOI af ot P"*lt VI • IN .. 81 ttuSlee 8080, Bond No. 85 632. to 5e1 be re-A HEARING on tht Desputs dt qui It en-the sale Purchases must 11601 Marble Arch Dr., Richard P. Ward, 251 Al· ~the,_,,. wWllu1 21 ~ 8ITWlO Rio North. 0810l5, 08/12 tn Vie ~Yit!ef8 potllion will be held on ., .. ,~ "" '""'"" ~di-bo mMl0 ., mh """ .. ~ Son10 AnL CA "7~ bo<t Pl., Co"' Mo ... C•I· -d a. """ ... -an'l>eao. CA S2t08 ~.OJ Sop tomb". 3, t 999 01 eltll usttd Ilene un plazo de for at the time or purchase Christine Garbosk1, 901 roml1 92627 _. fllld wllh the OTII. Y: TE'AM C Aulhortzed Jilly 2i_~-S1'f 1 :45 P.M . tn Dept. 703 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS All purchased goods ere Mackenzie Place, Costa This business . ,, con-1lw'M coplel mult be .. n~ . PUBLIC NOTICE ~. L .. c. locattd et 34, The City para prtaentar una rt· sold as Is and must be re· Mesa, CA 92626 ducted by: an Individual to the~ Dhct« al ~ ~ ~ kl Atllhorili Drive Orange CA apueata escrlta a maqulna moved at time ol sale. Sale Susan C. Paint, 901 Mack· H1v1 you started doing the Ol'llce al nwtlt....,.,,,.. • • SALES IN-' na re ~ss: Hit 92668·3205. en etta cortt. ls eub1ect lo cancellation In en.tie Place, Costa Meaa, buslne11 yet? No lion~ omce at One I N NOTICE OF CSTEE S B aid It IF YOU OBJECT TO Una certa o una llamada the event ol settlement be· CA 92626 Alchaid Ward . Mofl(gOft•y ltrllt. SU11e .:· 07122198 07129198. SAL. 9~"ison e~· ~ che ranting of the lelefonlca no la olrecera tween landlord and obit· This bu~lneas 11 con· Thia atatement was tiled 400, S.... Frandac:o, caiwcw-. ' TS No~ ~21107 Loan Of, TMtee's' a etitiJln ou should cumplir con las lorm1ll· BONO NUMBER S-400· business yet? No 10988785518 rtqUMt otthe l*1Y autlmlt· E~ AA RU IVI08S, .LC IS a und scale your o~1ec· YOU MAY EX~" IN! the fltt kept by. court. H you er• • per· eon lnter••tecf In the Hlete, you mey 111e with tht court • fonn.I Atqut•t fot Sofflal Node• of the llllno of en lnwntorv end appr.iut of .. tate atHte Of•'Of, anv petition or aooe>Um .. P!O'llidtd In HOUoG' 1 250 of the Calif~ Probete Code. A f'{ qu•tt for Spec!el Notloe form 11 aveileble from th• court cterk. A~._._.,, llllir. IM'aer4 J . IW Y• •• -c: Ameflcrh. °" v• • ...... A~•Lnr • ~ Nenh La1r.e Aw. -.,oz .... ,_e--.CA91101 08/06, 08/0I, 0811~ FIND. an apartment through classified' Get to " the .. •I ABC's Attic, "'~ basement,-· .. and cloeet= then get some cash-_ M2-H78 protecclon: au respuesta gated party. ducted by. co-pilflnera witl'I tht County Clerk or nil M1°"""633, wtllf'I the I 7 ~~81 3i1 DE:.rJULT • ~please cal 1 9 fl r ' yth hearin esrlta a maqulna t1ene que AYRES GROUP Have you alarted doing Orange County on 7-28-98 naekit was fllld. Upon the ' Tl ; LlJllW ~ Jppea at e • g dades legates apropladas 1684 Christine Garboskl Daily Pllol July 29, Aug. 5, ting comrnMfi1, the OTS 'UNL R~~y T ~ mollOQ to co 110 !'1 or file . wntten SI usted Qultre que la corte Ayres Sell Storage, Resi· This statement wos flied 12, Ill, 1~8 W81J may_,..~ !nfOm\11 ot PUBLIC NOTICE A ION OT , Ally ll'llOrihation ob-uh1ect1ons with t.h• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit escuche au caso dent Managers with the County Cltrk ot formal matting ._ ac:c:or-y R PROP TY IT will be used fol' that •:ourt before the hear· respuesla 1 11empo. puede Beach-Costa Mesa Dally 19988785278 n. r9qUllt fOf a matting I 1 N AN · 7129198. OM>5198. mav be tn person or bv perder el caso, y le pueden Pilot August 5, 12, 1998. Daily Pilot July 29, Aug. 5, Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 must be cocalr.S -... the ~ ': ~-= ATI Of A-~1 5675 your ettorney. y otras coaas dt su Tht lollowlng persons are should daa1be the nalUr9 tyActlS.PCode21700 t I AJ NST Y CREDITOR or a conttn· 1'fOp1edad sin av110 ad1c10-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE doi09 buslntsa as: al the ...,.. ot facts that Mq 1 the ~ned w7. IOUL C A PUBLIC NOTICE uent creditor of the qu11ar IU aalerlo IU d1nero W814 12, 19, 1998 W807 Nam• Statement lnlial c:oml'*1t ...... Self·SerWie Storage Fee.:. r 'HE p IF YOU ARE A 11:11 por parte de la cona DC PAO, 26061 Del Rey the coc1•1•• ~Illa to .... It ubllo ~ on LAWYE · decee1ed you mult file : £Justen otros requisitos 1.. Flctltlou1 Bu1lnes1 Flctltlou1 Bu1lnH1 IC, Mlulon Viejo, CA dllalSa • o. metllng, and AUOUS' 1'. lHI. ·Pll" ~~ust 19, 1998~at 10·30 vour claim with the Cemet~ • Mortuary gales. Puede que usteel Name Statement Name Statement 92891 the l9lllOfl(1) why the~ 10nalpn>pertylnckadlnobut Se · ~ 0 agee CHS1Ul7JI court and mail a copy to Chapel • Cremat~ ·~uitra llamar a un abogado The follow·ng persons are Th• loliowl09 ~rtons art John Joseph McGra,th, ment.s .....W. ihlt h6I Of not limited to fla"nltur9. ~''Tru ·· ~ :ei NOTICE OF the personal,. re1tnte· •1nmtd1111mente SI no doing business as: a) doing busin•ss as· 26061 Otl Rey I C, Minion her wrtaan COfnlMIO, clothlng took end/Of other ~an~~ of Ti&ru re-P£nTION TO llv• appointed by tht 3500 Paciftc View Dnve 'conoct a un abogado WORLD CLASS 1<·9 TRAIN· DIVERSIFIED CONSTRUC. Viejo, CA 92691 --. -~ to ~ltemelocetedet: Corded 10:lf as1 ADM•ISTER co urt wt thin four Newport Beeclt :puede uam•r a un sorv1cio ING & BREEDING, b) TORS & INTERIORS, Ont Thia business Is col')-addresl u... ..._ ot rr1wu~rrSS.: 2 o month• from the date ....,._2700 •Cle referenc1a de abogados WORLD CLASS CANINE Tuser1 Ave., Foothill ducted by: an lnd1Y1dual tacu. You mary 1oc* 11 the PROPERTY 20163 Olflcial ecord$ in the 01icii ESTATE OF: ·------lll!l!llii o a una orte1na de ayuda TRAINING & BREEDING, c) Ranch, CA 92610 Have you Sii/ied doing notice and al c:ommeruta 2076 NEWPORT BLVD. & the ntY Reoorder ol THOMAS F. HOGAN of first i11uance of legal (vea el d11ec1orio ttl• WORLD CLASS K·9 TRAIN· Mlchtlt Zundel, Ont busineu yet? No fled • tnt OTS ~ COSTA MESA, CA. 92827 ~ 1flty Stale of CASE NO. A193334 l111ter1 et proVlded 1n :romeo) ING. d) WORLD Cl.ASS Tessera Ave .• Foothlll John J. McGrath Ofllce un1e1a _,, aucn 17141 M&-1692 TIME: sa. by l.atTV To all heire, benefi· soctton 9100 of the , CASE NUMBER CANINE TRAINING, 2223 Ranch, CA 92610 This 1t1tement was filed molllef1als.,. eumpe by law l :OOAM ~avrso1h~le man aria cniriee, oreditor1, con-Caltlorn1a Probate Code. , (Numtro dtl CHo) W. Ball Rd .. 1123, Ana· This buslneu Is con-wUh tht County Clerk or tromdl9dolln. Wyouhave Stofwd .by the 1ollowlno a,,L ~f~le tingent crtditora, end The hme for filing , 188820 he1m, CA 92804 ducted by: an Individual Orange County on 7·27·98 any ~ cocle*IWig penone. ~ Hlahest . pereon• who may other· clnim1 will not expire , Th d dd r Robert Magee, 2559 W. Have you started doing 19988785399 ttiae procedural, c:oruct E2l7 ROBIN MOOAE Cash le ~Ii§ at time will be lnt.,ested in hefore four months , 8 name en • ress ° Chanticleer Rd., Anaheim, business yet? Yes, July 1, Dally Pilot Aug. 5 12 19 the 0T$ RecPoNtl omce • COl"' BIU FOS....,.. 111 taw1Crtnoneyofthe nited the will or eetate or from the heenng date 11 O Broadway-- Costa Mesa "'"" 842·8180 d1recclon de la corte es) Mark Reaslngtt. 2559 w. Michele Zundel • w MS • ~: J~~CN ~~elf~ 1 s ~al 0f~":9~allt H~G.AN : · noticed above. • tnt court 11· (El nombre y CA 92804 1998 26 l998 ' '815, (416) 111-tfi(iO. ASAP3211111 '" "''" i~ the ad f b h · f THOMAS' F Municipal Coult ol Collror-Chant1cleor Ad .. Anaheim, This statement wns filed e168 ERIC ROJAS "vie 1er at ~ach A PETITION hH • n10, County of Son Diogo: CA 92804 with the County Clerk 01 PUBLIC NOTICE o o 1 e E U o E N E · uen11 Parll te: been filed b NANETTE r.:===============~t ~onh County Jud•clol Dis-This business Is con· Orange County on 7-24·98 PUBLIC NOTICE VANDERMEIR l'er's Ch~s\ be M HOGAN r, h 5 lrlct 600 E Valley Pkwy ducted by: 19988785248 NOTICE OF EST~ H 0 3 3 PA TA I C IC ~~:J'~ 16 Lones~ · . C rt ," ~ rif u~e· Esc~ndldo, CA 92025 ., :U~r~es~o:et?s~;~~t1~~~g 1~a% P;~~9July 29· A~9059 ~ .,!! 1A ~ OF-NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S ~~:"~trL FREEMAN • aK '1lftif,'lllle aoo'i:restL~ C~~nt~u of iran~e~mia, "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Tile name, address. and Aob811 Magee · • .-...... '·-• to orm the SALE COPELAND ve~ to and now held by i1 THE PETITION re· \ll4ephon1 number ot plain· Tl'lls statement -was tiled PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~~ ~ F~~~1~~7 FIRST NA-H 1 0 e 8 AR 8 A A A un<ler said Deed of Trusr tn quetta that NANETTE i.thoul an 1111orney, Is· (El Orange Co~nty on 6-15-98 Flctltlou1 Bualn111 Downey Savtnga and t..oa:: UST • KW C H149 CHARMAINE COLE QD'J attorney, or ptoln11H with lh• County Clerk of ~ ("O'TS'' fc)l(M E 16835'3~2 MCCAULEY nombre, ta d1recclon y el 19988781517 Name Statement Alaodallon, prA, NIWPoft YOU IN DE ~~N· H174 GREGO SMl'Tl1 iwmero de ietetono oe1 oa11y P11ot Juty 15, 22, 29, T!'e lollowtng persons are ~Callcwn&a ._, DER A DEED F u: >T~ H219 ERIC AMOS When you're tuned •""•do dtl demandonta August 5 1998 W799 doing business as: "*'*to Ille a notice wltl DATED 1219192. UN .E -• · ' Abundancla Publlcallons, art YOW TAKE ACTION Pft0P£ATY 24617 te1e1 demandante que no PUBLIC NOTICE 32931 Paseo Miraflores, tM fot permluioli to PR TECT YO~ PROP· 1726 POMONA AVE. ID• tO Cl8SSJ•fied U.ne abog1do, es) San Juan Capistrano, CA 4llitlltJllf\ a l:nnd'i al'lk:e to ER ~y 8 SOL" AT COSTA MESA, CA. 92827 Wllll1m A Wyman, Fictitious Bu1lnH• 92675 tan.~. • .. ~Y ~ A PIJ.bl ~ · IF ! 1714) 86().7872 TIME: you're tuned m• to alJKE GEASTEL N•m• Statement Marla Gina Gonzalez, .. __ ,_.,. ._ NJETI ~ 9:00AM IHEARER, LLP, 101 w The following persons are 32931 Pasto . M1111lorn. ;::;:-of~c::z=: ~Rote DING R AGAJNI s~ •• by 1ht tollo'"""'e f!roadway. 6rh Fl. San doing business as· San Juan Captstrano, CA lht noac. wllt*t 21...t-of ~ YOU SlmULD CO~ pe • your C00lffi0DJ•ty. ni-CA 2 B SUNBEAAY CONSTRUC-92675 _,.. A t A LA Pi -vO. !I 101 • •r No TORS 9781 Kl Cy 0 This business Is con· lht cs. the noclce -flltd 8022 PAT LAKE C SS • 09' n. r • wit\ the O'TS. Thr• cop1e1 August 12. 19! ~2;· COU QiRIS ALVAREZ "' , LA IFIED Huntington Beach. CA CLASSIFIED muatbt..,.tothe~ P.M., Noftftwest age C121 PAT LAKE :11 1 the resource you 92646 . It's the resource you onc:tof al the omc. al SeMCes Inc.. as du ~ D13e JUAN CAMILLO can count on 10 aell e Michael B1ndon1. 9781 can count on 10 1111 a nwtlt ~ ~ POWlled 'Trustee undef G306E GARY KEl.LY .my11ad of merchan-Kings Canyon Or., Hunting-myriad of merchan· Ol'llce • Ona Mot~y ~of ~ st ~1C.ecuted t>Y ~ 030eH DATiiVL REFFNER -ci1se ti ems, because Ion Beach, CA 92646 ...... Ma 400, San Aan-W LARK. STEPHANI L 0311 o DON ICEl'Tl1 •our columns compel Maelelyn Flaherty, 30 Vtl· dtH Items, because ,.j-~ _.1~ as INstor :,qualtlled buye11 to l1ge Loop Ad., Pomona, our columns compel ;;t;'e the,_,,. flltd'. mbef 14, 1 In· PftOPERTY 20139 colll Cal. qualllled buyers 10 the wa:, strumenl No. 9 tn 2099 Pt.ACENTIA AVE. This business Is con· calll Upon l'9QUISt lht Book Paae of the o al re-COSTA MESA, CA. 92827 .,,,,-.--------ducted by: a limlteel part-842·5878 l*1Y autJmllllng c:ommtnta., cords of Che s office 17141 84&-0734 TIM£: • Index How to Plaee A -- 6109 .. tff By Fax (7 1 ~) <>:l 1-6S'J4 (Pli·u-·· 11wr11c1P \llllr num•· 1111tl pl1111tl' 1111111lw1 urrd w1··11 ro ll )"" luwl.. '\\ ilh 11 pri1·c• qttoh·.) By Phone (7 I 4) 642-S<, 78 - By MaDlln Person: :~:rn Wc~t Bay trcrt Co tu Mr!la. CA 92627 i\1 'i1•" 1111r1 Blvcl. & Boy 81. Hours Trlc'phone 8:30aan-5:00pm Mo111lt1)•-Fr icloy ~ alk-ln 8:30mu-5:00pm \1o11Juy-F1 Ida) Burial Service Why shoµld you subject yourself & your family ta paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? Call Toll Fm 1.-54CASIET Servlq Onage & Smouclblc Coutiet PoUey Ru tt·~ uud Jc•milull' .. urr -.ubjN·t w rlrnngf' .. 11lio111 11111 il-1· Tiw publi.,ht>r rr~cn ei. the· right tn n•n .. or rrc lo .... 1fy. rr\ j.,,. or rrjec·t uny 1•l11 .. ~1lird ud\C'rti"f'mrn1. Pl1•u..c• rr1H•r1 uny rmir 1hu1 nm\ lw iu )Our dn,,ifii.d ud crnmrdiatrly '.T'lw Ou1l~ Pilot O«Tt'fH' 1111 lmbilit) for Oii)' rrror 111 .111 1td\f•rtN·n11•111 for" hwh il muy hr n•.,porhthll' C''tl't·pt (111' fill' rn .. t uf tht• ~pan• 1w1ttul1) 111•1·11pwd h, tlw 1·rrnr Crrdil r·nrr only lw ullowt•<I fot 1111• rl1-..1 111.,c•rti1111. ------Deadllnes -- Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesduy .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesduy ......... Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wt>due. day 5:00pm F'riday ............... Thuniday 5:00pm aturday ............... Friday 5:00pm -·--Gr ·H·o·u·s·Es·,--· GENERAL 1002 CORONA CONDOS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MA.It COSTA MESA 1024 LAGUNA NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT CEMETERY LO'l'h.; 1022liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1048 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1089 BEACH 1069 CRYPT 12! EQlJAl HOUSING OPPORTUNrTY FOR SALE SOLD! Showe .. • homes for 111• In our •'SIOll 2 hou••• on liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ll~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. 'lltJ•emln• Cr .. k 3br LOU 3Bt 1.5Ba plUI Ch•rmlng Woods l1aOK 2bt 1 fi.111 ba. a 11 trvlne Ave. UST8LUfll' bHullful PACIFIC Vl.W-- 2ba, upgtaded. trl M gue1t houa• 28r 2Ba. cove Cottage 2Br 1ea 1734 Weatcllff Dr. Call Nwpt Hgt• 38r 3118, 4Br 2Ba, l'emlly rm, 4 aa)olnln l<Me. --------- All,.., ...... ~··--: ......... ....-... 114 ·"" felr ........ Act .. , ... . G!NEUl 1002 8aturdey AHi Etteta Supplemeoll C•t•lln• Sun••t vltwl all for d•l•lla. Agent 11perate etudlo w/ba for eppl anytime. Mexican Pever 1111 formeJ dining room, 1 0 •II 4 g 2~% rm l510K Agt Tec>-aa:a:a 873-5354 or 380-9492 Privet• pool/tpal By Owner M9o0489 thru-out, gourmet kit, remOd•l•d, e11panded ttla~I. PP '8 114-1 IAT·IUN 1·• a '•Ide Beautiful Walk to b•achl Atklng N•w LliTtNO Inside lndry tm, lro S599,000 519·3778 _ :a:a~ ltOltltY Latga celm d•l•lcl\ed hmt, 14 10K. 494-8841 (Agl) Ouple11. Bay View pool. 15215,000 Ag11 Mlw LllTINd ........................ : II HWrtltl 0l!ly "lftrlCMt, •lltalt•ll•• ., 1111crltal1Mlt1 :..n H l'ICI, Miff, rtfltl•, ............. ltMlllll ..... " ............... If ... ........ : ...... .., .... """'llft, ............ 1 ...... : nl• ,....,.,., wlll 111 . ........,....,...,....,... ......................... : ............... °",..,.. • "' """ """'"' ..... Ill : ......... ....., .... It tlllt ........................ ...... ........., ....... _ =--lfAw I <• ... M ....... , ......... ,., : ......... IC .. ,._. .......... • ------- PATRICK TUIOR8 PltHe Call & I.et Ut Know Whal Your NHdl Arel 850-9705 1 ·8 0 0 ·4 • T E N 0 R E Can't Htm to get to all thoH repair Jobs • around th• houat? Ltt tht CIH11fled a.m.. Dlrectery htlp you find rtfftblt http • '49·H11 HOMllOF THEWllK Dl•plav atle etart at Juet t711 Oaadllne Wed Clpm ...... OPEN HOUll Lletlntte for 181 De.Oline Thul'9 Gpm • •••• II pey1 to IOV9f1.IM In th• t>eal local Real ~etate Section CALL TODAY LIUllMll'A ...... ., ...... ~WIUSY ..... ., ..... COIONA Dll.11&1 , 1012 bHUltful home with built In 'H 3br 2.5b• HILL TOP llfAfl Agt. MellaH 6&0·77 t4 Welcome. 548·7855 w. Bay Ava. QUHl Quantr•. South upgracied, 1205,000. Cenvon/OcHn view• Prudential CA AHlty AQ1, MtllaH ltt-'7'114 HOUSES/ aldt PCH. 840·1128 Earl & Judy Taylor, 4Br 3Ba, vault cell1, :aiii 2 Btocke 10 Oen, •:::::":::: ~.::.·-::~ Prudential Ca Really CQ~ Agt1 542-4722 ~ant llv rm, 1790,000 aorgeout Remodel. 48R 38A 11,475,000, Penn. Dup .. ••• 312 &'luOS COSTA MBSA 1024 Very Nlo• 3Br Home IChHI t.ambef1, Agt Private Communlly Ptlnclpafe Only, upper & tower 1 block POR JtBNT w/Hp mottier·ln law 949-<t99·&499 S559K Agtnl 146·3613 By OwMr e75-21oe tQ beach • H 19.ooo. ,••••ll!ll!ll••iit :aar ••• iram Aoom. qt,., lg yd, 1199,000 101 Tuetln, Newport Alto 412 upl)•r wllhl" Earl a Judy T~r NEWPO•T Height•. '--'"• •·Sbd •'• Cettyon Versamee 3/2 lower. HUI< cor• &..ovely Hm, good loc. .. ..... ' " • MOd•I /Ocean ,.... ner lot Cati Jo•n f '"'!":~~------4-ltltK. l!art , Judy .. gt• .... 2 122 a••ce 3 Sb• 1o.. o• gr.uy w v ........ . °''G .1 ....... TaylOr, Aot• 142.,..722 ..,. 1089 eione' 11oor1ng & Oak ~001 & Spa. Lato• Lot ae1a111 049·875-4830 &'1541\lMo cabaneta. Corner IOt SOid •• 111 Slff.000 ••••••lill!!!lmila 4BR Uifilbl hem•. DANA POINT 1021 !Of eldta pkg. 1et1et NII MH44·5ta llOllLI r prtv meat., upeialre. •nt1H•h Cott... than newt AeDYitt w/ ••u"1a •aA ( Id '4n,ooo Donna Noll 1e11 ooo ptld• bf local contr.c· -• cou 01115 1100 Re/Ma aoe-e1M. ou.te• 1211 eoo. •'8 • , 11111< " •> 1.1be. •unnr1'11111!!•••••• c.11 .. o Par' 'bd 38r28a&28;28a,3C: !nfilleh Count1y ::.Come .;..2ft~ pauo, UU ,0001~ , I ... _ c ...... -to........... pt, new palnl, roof. Col •o• overtooklng Ot ..0.7000 .. x.. Barbera ••;..r:gret, •.....-.... ~ hntatMlc -..... ....,..,.,.,, 114-493.0111 or 714· 1"• OC••n. Aoomy '3 ....., 111 .....w kw.tv 2br Iba, conw IOf. room '°' •H-7849 J Webb, Bkr bedroom In bMutlful trplc, bOaC e1p evalt. fW ptirtUng. 1230,000 condition. a.a.r Hurry SILL 6 .... 1 PeM. 0Up'911, Ir. M II+ M1,IOOr-"""mrK'1Rii191111i~!- A9•nt. 641.0311 WI a 111. 4c a-.... 9rola• .,,~, 14•" with~ con.,.....,,, UGVlfA f'nlrlentMI ~-Vlhlcle roof ':._ °"" wltt1 GI wow m o r n o •ow Ole .. lflM llACB 1048 ....... .._ Cluslfted .._, '00 lllook. '""°""" -.1111ec1 NO CAIOfT , ...... ,. .. .. .,.,_.190 ... ,. Cal-=?~=---· .... -Mn !.: ~10,: I I •1 8 • ( ~ Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Wednesday. August 5 , J 998 9 .·~:·:-:-..,....--..,.... __ ~--:-T'"------~--------..... ~~----~--------_.:.,..,....~----------------~~~..,....----....-----------------.r-----------------T------------=----....,,.----------,-------,------------~~- IJlLIOA ROOMS • 2706 MONEY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT • MERCHANDISE ·1S·tUD·---2•1iiOii8I Na WOc:eanfrontJ22nQ.l•TiiO•LiiO•AH•-•2•9•11i4 5530 5530 SS30 SERVICES SS33 MISC. 6015 ,93 7401L wh•l•rt•n. •••PRO•• OT Red .... Wlnter Rent•I Pr!va1e rm. unfum, •tir•• k loaded, cd ch•nger. F1.1n pwr, CO, mnrl BMW 9030 FORD 9075 ~mplately furnlan,d b•th, uu1 pd, r\/amkg, HOM•OWH•RSI <:> Care81ven c:1 Help w•nted. Ruby'• R.c:epUonf•t 11000 WEEKLY stuffing Al•• an mad• Ulu c•r pnone, aunrr, (tSl7t3) 1 ,0,977 'l.IPecal• 3br 3ba,newly kitchenette, laundry. DUT FT tellef, llve-ln posl· ••ndwlch Saloon Prol'I Comm Incur· envelope• •• home Knife. Orea& glfll lmmec cond. mu•t Laxue ,~ecorated by owner/ I bloc:k to N.8 . Pier CON80LIDATIONI tlon for 8 b•d/bOatd/ Plea•• call betwMn ance Brokerage firm Fr•• d•lalla. Ru1h Sana 119 99 plua 15 Hel 121•900 'obo Ml88tON VllllJO '"d.i..elan•r. no/•mklp•t• 1510/mo. Call Sam •t Borrow 125,000 • car• In CM, rnutt be s-1oam. 714-645-1100 iool<lng for mature (long Hll·addrHHd. SJH 10· GrHI AIHkan (948) 852 ... 767 c949):ae...oee4 • "ele.44'F·80•• 714-875-4508 lt00,000. Too many nexlbt. 714-557-Cl74S lndlv w/pro~•n ottic• stamped envelope) to 01f\a PO. Bo• 0153t (948) 794•1180 (Between VAM·SPM) bllla? •Home lmprov• Lifeguards •kills, bu•y phonH, ACE, Dept 503, Po Anchorage, AK 99509 '97 Al!ROSTAft menla. •Apply by 1600 TO teoo t5 opening&. Exclu· 20ht work w .. k 10 1111 Boie 5769. Diamond Bere•trom• whll• ------------EXT ~~gon.11XLT.c"i' CORONA phone/24 hour ap-w .. kty potenlial. No •Ive prlvata pool•, In for primary rec•P· Bar, CA tt.785. Crib, Changing Table BUICl< 9035 pw/p • t t . • 2122 VACATION proval. •No Equity A• eicperlence neceuary CPR first aid req'd. tlon111. Mual be able (CAL SCAN) & Oreuet. Simmons (VZC22992) 118,997 DBL MAR • oENTBTr quired, Platlnurn Capl-lo procHI mol1gage 800·8St·8580 to work full wHk C •• c .. · ... 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Costa Meu 1•iil•iiiiiiii'iiiiiiil &-. ~ 2722 i f CIVIL SERVl E matllHS, n1cco .-. • , \.lncoln Mercury tal: Real Estate 8ro1<er retund•. Own houri. LOOKINO FOR A fW ce a year or vac•· JOBS hiring now s11 chair. All for $700. 88 Park Ave nu• 4·dr 7 f 4-540·5830 ~· •••, Lndry rm, 8 Ibo # 011538511, CA • Call(800)441M035 great Job? Now hiring lion relief. Pwm pos • $33/hr. Paid training, or •old Hper•llv. Hdan full pwr, atc,, __ .,._..,,_..,..,,,~~~-_gr9at bayvlew, sun· • • 1•1 & beach Dept. of RMI E•I•••· Elct. 503 (CAL•SCAN) $18,000.$94,000/year. call 049·283.0808 lull benellls Call 545.8807 MelallfC Btu• w•blu• '97 MUSTANO ''deck, l"O pate 12500 Iron! homH 1 to 4br 1·900-623·53&3 AOMIN AillST Paid training for entry •lC121 or lax r••ume Call? oays Int. $Hi95. 723·1504 AC. pw/pdl, lilt, J.CC, 873-1:>0e evening• lum don & nHr water 0 P • n 7 d a Y •. John Wayne Alrpor1. level posldon1. Call 2&3·0900 alln Lynn t·800·433·7353 Low recllner from Rob· 2 TO CHOOSc Chanftln,9 3br 2balhm Wk·month 949.Q0.11502 w w w. PI at In· needed for elrcratt 1011 Ir•• for current Recp't FIT 3().40n,1/wk, ext.3239. \"s~~· n~ Y;1~~"·l~~ -CAD--IL-IA--C---9-0_4_0 (208477) (205846J NO.oftneHwy,l/c gar umcapltal.com malnt. front office. lla1a: 1-800-883-0819 good phOfle voice, 11 (CAL•SCAN) ::uyoGrHn c:at, St3.•971Co,:taMeea S19"tLse. Avl Sept. 1 RENTALS TO (CAL•SCAN) An•w•rlng phon.. • x 1 · J ... o O · typing, wlll train from Nord•lrom 1 az iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L~"io:.s".o~:~:l No Pets. 840.6324 SHARE · 2724 LOWER VOUR opening work orderi (CAL•SCAN) 800.788•1064 for Tom. "MP E T n . n.ver warn. $75 '70 Coupe 2dr, full1----------MORTQAQI! and bllllng. typing Mesa Verde Conv Hoap Sales 1; LOYM N Pink down jacket, new pwr, p /s Senior. '97 TAURUS QL \.ua-..ry Sentota TWM paymentsll Purchhe, correspondence. Fa· R•c•pUonlat PT wk· Au1omotlv• WANTED 5535 u. 12 $50 72M5810 owned. rarely driven, AC PW/POL, tllt c;c, O~~htlul •In-sty 2Br CM APT prlv ba, ahare refl .. debt coniollda· mlllar with otflc• 97 a end• & holidays. Typ-Ad11er1lslng ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 80k org m1, shrm (289798) $12.997 ,..,,,,den, gourmet kit, g•rage. no pets, 1'19 tlon, Bad credit OK. plus. Salary $25K Ing, fling, wotd pro-Community newapa·'' Wolff Tanning B•d• con,o. clean. current Costa M••a an 2c gar. lg deck w/ 1mo1i.e, $300 + .. c Call CommonwHllh 0.0 .E.+Medlcal. den· caning 949·548·5584 per group 1eek1 o a•lt AU PAIR; Tan,At Home reg $1950. 751-2464 Llncoln.Ne,.cury ocn view+ pvt garden Aval 9·1. e46·9412 Flnanclal Mortgage lal, Ille Insurance. •MOR TRAINEE• mollvated account eic-South African stuaen1 BCuoymO~e.~tc~;d,,~:~·~ '87 Se\1111• Dark blue ('114) S40.S830 -cou11yard, Wheelchalr CM se~lcea. We rna"e Please call 263·5880 busy poa•aVgl .. flore. ecutlve to sell and de· av• 11. o on n a ••o M••stann Conv acc ••• lbl. Co t" n••r Trlangle OT " •-k R .. " (714) 968 8433 units from $199.00 blue llhr Int all power .. .. • · • mm • home loans tun I 1 -. fot on velop new •utomotlve · ' • 89 V8 h all r1 P o C> I /c 1ubhou1 • Square. Share condo, Near OC Airport. area. 1 d 1 I.ow Monthly• Pmls 101 k ml, x101 cond 2 . w t o Q • 13000/mo.(grdnr lnco) S400mo + utll. 'No S/ 1·800.441•2274. Balboa Pavllllon Call 955·9t7) bu• nHs an serv cel••••••••• Fr•• Color Catalog SAIOO 949·642·2t 14 nu top, stereotrerno1e Klefn Management Pets. (7t4) 646-8370 (CAL"SCANt Boaf Renlal•. Dock NATIONAL CARRIERS ~:~~~~ga a~~~~[;,'!ie ~~ MERCHANDISE Can 1·800·'111·0158 --,-9-4-E..,.L_Q_O_RAO...,...-O..,.--b .. uiJull 5 ~~:~~73 • · • 949·581-4000 NB Furn'd room/bath Money to loan. h•IP-Davey'• Look1t11 INC. la looking fo( have a minimum of 1 Ill•••••••• WOLFF TANNING Cust whls, lthr co ~ Luxury duple• Piii patio, gar. pool, Good or bad cr•dll, 400 Main St Bal· qualify Owner/Opera· year print adver11Slng BEDS Tan al home. (3HHP781 ) $17,7771------------ • 3br 2ba, elevator, 2 Jae, .no/1m/pet, female lrM appllcatlon & U· boa. Min wage •tart tors to pull company eicparlenco. Excellent•--------e Ci e 1 0 sa el LEXUS OF HONDA 9085 : car gar, nr beach, no preld $595 564-0445 teHmenl. faat rHulla. 873·1259 refrigerated trailers communlcallon skllls. ANTIQUES 6010 c':!mrr:e~c18:'11Ho~• WESTMINSTER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiii ' pell 12500 675·8955 Westalde CM ahare Call 1·800-950-8818 ' BOOKKltEPER throughout Texas ad Ablllly to tel goalsliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iii units from SHl9.00. C714J B92·0900 '80 Civic Wagon 'so' of PCH 3Br 3Ba 3br home, no/amk, accountant, PT. NPB 10 Western a1a1es. Po· and make prole•· Low monlhly pay· Runs good, needs : fro• nt houae, new car: male prel'd $425mo erea. Ask for Bud •,llllon, s available Cwllhll ilonal presednlallons lo maloegnl•c· aJFrl •,o•dcaoylor cal· _C_H ___ cu-no __ L_E_T ___ 9_0_4_5 tags $175 949 031 2708 (714) 723-8485 e• ownors. a a faat pace and d&-""•" 7 1 4 7 2 2 a 2 7 1 : pet/paint '2500mo • ' ANNOUNCEMENTS · (800) 728·9128. 1a11 oriented environ· MJ00·842·1310. • • • 948•723·5001 Cour1hou .. RHHtCh· (CAL•SCAN) merit. (CAL•SCAN) ,87 Celebrity Wagon '85 Accord 5·tpd, • Earn up to $25 per PICTURE FRAME Xlnl benefit package. $tSOO. Auto, A/C. Pwr "'ChVblue 101, currant !COSTA M.ESA 2124 COMMERCIAL hour copying names Dealgn Sales, PT. lncludlng 401k. Drug f\ TOPP~LAR \ brlkH/slrg. am/Im , reglatratlon. gr1 tran1. : Rt:llT ESTATE ANNOUNCEMENTS & addruH• from ..,Got an eye for color? acreen1ng/physlcal re· ~\~{ ,,,on: ~ WANTED whl covers. 646-3971 St865 949·55t·3099 ~ cour1houH flle1. Will ·Enjoy working •wllh quired. EOE. A. 11ocHMO · TO BUY 6019 '85 Accord Wh11e/blu• ~Verd• 3br 1.5ba 2920 train. 800.718-6228 people? 3 days/Wk. Resumes via fax: At· • • B~r '92 ASTRO LT inr, 5 apd, 2<'r·hlchbk, ~ clean. AC, quiet. Avail • .._ Must work most Sal's. tentlon, Judy Delling, Low ml, Dual AC, cur1en1 reg, S1795ot>O , V.1 S1400/obo. Doug BUSINESS OF"ICE Free Cash Grant• E·m•ll oi cybercaah Other days flelClble. 949·831·6594 or mail E~:::;v~.~ I BUV ALL PIANOS (3BC0329)$12,222 714-045·6010 • t1 203-781·3638. VM ia Coflane, Scholarahlpa, clerks: Earn up to s25 Exp pref. 723-4710. 10 Judy Oetting. Conducted An11ques.qu1I. lumllure LEXUS OF , _____ __.;__;. __ _ t: FOR R'l::!NT 2769 -• pr/hr processing %Times Community 1pc or houseful cash WESTMINSTER '85 CRX SI .-•eluded Eastald• o1;; Bu1fne11, Medical E·man. 800·716-8229 Premier Ace Hardware New•. 330 West Bay Paintings ~· China pold (7t4) 957•8133 (714, 802,0900 Con v t . B I a ck. t Cape Cod Twnha. 3Br bllla. Never repay. Retaller has openings Street, Costa Mesa, Books i Furniture runa great• $4500 t ~.5Ba, 2--c.r att gar, PBNTHOUSE OFC 800-2t8-9000xt G1398 Faahlon Model PT. NB tor Hies assoc and CA 92627 Old Coins Gold Sliver •94 Corvette 714·719·9504 -'_.. 1 $1600 /8 VI water front restaurant, hi Fl lbl •-----------40 years Franklin Mint Sterling p 1 ,1 1 h nury·rm, poo' w av ew Partition GERMAN STUDENT cas an. e• e SECURITY QUARDS in Newport Beach . o o green vory t rr----------...,.. peta 856·9248 bfeak room, cabled. AND o' .. •r Scandlna· "so ex,p nehc••Lsary.hTl h· achedullng, benefits Start Todayll F/PT. 14.673.622 Old watchc•• &,,~•2W..8.1rye (108629) • S20.977 SELL :,.. 10 Ba1e T S1100Sq.FI. u• un or l • unc ng pack•ge. Call Mngr. •t Westcoasl 01n .,.. ·~4 LEXUS B k .. A 2 3850 vlan, European, ladles. Fuller figure Crown Ac• Hardware Benefits avall. MISSION VIEJO :tJIGUNA ro er .,.. • Ruulan, Sovth Amari· ok. Britt 714·675·2174 3l07 East Coast Hwy 714·692·7689. M·F (949)304-0064 your used vehicle ~CH 2148 can, .Mlan •xch•ng• o CdM 949•673-2800 Security Officers lll!!!!!!~~~~~MFREE TO VOU 6 0ZZ ------.,-----through classified 1 COMMERCIAL ~~:u·,~~· B!~r~~~g a :~:r~".9,,' Gardens In Reai Estate SalH Accus ofllcers. A~~F~T~s~.E !:s & M2·5678 :oeo.•nfront Cottage PROPERTY 2778 host famlly/AISE. C.O.M. PIT. Mon·Frl. FT/PT Ucenaed or not Responsible, 1ranspor· Amer.Staftenahaf• (397403) $25,99~ I=;;::::;::;;====. I JJJr 2 Ba. prlvete Call 1·800·SIBLING. C•ll 8:30am·2:30pm we're hiring now! ERA talion for country dog 4 yr old, pipers, Costa M••• : b• a ch , IN 9 • k 1 y/ CM Garden Office Bldg www.SIBLING.OAG enc:! ask for Dorothy. will pay your req'd clubs & exclusive needs home, moving. Llncoln·M•rcury Getto the basle ABC's • monthy. 949·499·1896 2.Story, between 17th (CAL*SCAN) 714-e73·2288 course and provided commuoitles In 0 C. 949·7t7·1859 (714) 540·5030 1 & T 1 1 s 8500SF training 800-400-539t area. 15 Openings 1 • rang• q. PRAYER TO ST JUDE Oen Off •lrp't area Ht 119. paid training/uniforms. '90 Suburban Allan11c 1 S695K Bkr 645-6265 · wom•n owned, flex--------------PETS & blue melaJllc 3tK ml, :?i!_WPORT ~ayJ!~~sSa~!~d~~!~ hrs organlxed rellable Receptionist ~;~ •• ~t~~;.'"r~.~~~ ANIMALS 6049 loaded! co, dual AC. ID&OCH 2169 INCOME and glorllled, loved ott phn & comp •kllls Buay communlly Corp C mmunlllea. WANTED $26.500. 497·8976 ~iiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil and pralaed, pre· Iv meu. 675·0432 newspaper seeking 949·2 ·8580 Ill PROPERTY 2790 part-time recepllonlst, ANTJOUES •Cl8r 1 B• TWH new aerved throughout the Oeneral Office In NB hours t :00 p.m. 10 ---T ... EA,,...,..~ ... E ... R~--!l "'c::.tpeta, ic attached world now and for· needs to fill PT/FT pos 5:30 p .m. Monday (TODDLER) lrreslsttble Oc1ca1 kltt•n•. Leopard· DODGE 9065 Attic, basement, and closet then get some cash. t garage, naer Gelson'a E .SIDE CM prlrne loc. ever. Sacred Hear1 of Immediately no exp lhru Friday. Dulles In· NB Preschool needs Older Style Furniture • $1450J Bkr 640·5864 <3> 2br units & (l) 3br. Jesu•. pray for u•: SI. nee. Wiii 1r'atn, good elude answering exp toddler teacher w/ PIANOS & Coll•ctibles look ahk• $400·S600 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 646-8473. 63 I ·2111. L Spacious 2 w/trp1c's. Jude. worker ot mire· llslenlng skills • mus1 phones. sor11ng mail, ECE nlls tor 1 yr old • ~ .. • , __ •Charming waterfront 4 1lngle car encl gar. cle•. pray for us: SI: S7·S8·hr "" bonuaes. balanclng receipts at claasurm Beneflls •S• .. t00'""'°'•0llic«F.., .. 11n : 2br 2ba, nu paint & upgradesll $520k Jude, helper of the Call now 949·719·8777 lhe end of lhe day 855·2872 $$CASH PAID $$ ~frpet. W/0 . Avail Dan Agt 714·997-0050 hopelHs. pray tor us. or fax 949·719-6781 EOE. Physlcal re-•------------WEBuYESTATES Malt••• AKC. champ hnes, parents on site Uoder 51ba. S700ea (714) 839·704t '80 Shadow Auto, A/C. pb, ps. am·fm stereo $1950 Must selll 714-722·1102 lmmed. $2200/mo. N 8 0 b Say this prayer nine quired. Please lax re-TELEPHONE SALES }': t714) 875-4785. ~c~an,":~:~ c~~~I~~ tlmH a day and by Ol!T PAID $15-S'30 per sum• fncludlng salary Valued Team Player .~-;d:'SiAw· , 1 3 12 8 R . S 3 7 9 • 5 0 0 th-eighth day your hour proceHlng ln1ur· history 10 ... needed 10 suppor1 Ma-tuna ............ 1FORD TRANSPORTATION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1~====:!"' 9075 prayer will be an· ance claims for local our exploding sales in Agent 645•3883 swered. It has nevet doctor• oHlce. Com· <949> 642"7667 Electronic Payment APARTMENTS been known to flllt. pl•t• training pro-RECEPTIONt1ST Processing Systems ~R RENT PubllcaUon must be vlded. Computer and Part·tlme 9 to 6 on In retail ano lntornot •~.l'J-••••••I BUSINESS & promised. Thank you, modem experience Sun. & Mon. $9.00 HR environments. Excel· St. Jude, for your required . Call Balboa Island real lent Income op- ...., __________ 1 FINANCE help. BF 800-942·8141 ext. 12 estate office. Fax portunlty. We are a ••••••••• (CAL"SCAN) resume. 714·965-6364 dynamic marketing of· RONA 1------------•·-----------flee and need en up- L MAR 2622 LOST 8r ~ coming top producer ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BUSINESS ~ APPOINDllWI' KILLER JOBS! to Join our winning • FOUND 2925 SEl'n'.llS team. Th• Ideal candl-~:_t>lka to bay, nu rmdld OPPORTUNITY Yl'/l'l')lo.nt!J 1 Bartendlt'I wllh date will have pol· , l bd/1rench drs/patlo 2904 ff d C 1 """"Ill •Ill\:"' IOfnl m1n191menl lahod manner/phone • CR/bfklat bar/walk·lo ouA ockatlel Vic n· •=mlb akllla, superlative or· ~:.car gar w/d 673-4802 lty of Eut 181h Slr•et ~12·820 ganlzatlonal skills. • < • ........ & Newpor1 Blvd. Call CJ0.$1000per Salary + commls· ~957-8133~ SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 So. M.in St. Selttl AM. CA 112707 ....-&l-CA•zt.f SAIL BOATS 7014 28' Sallboat with mooring! Galley, head, VHF & OS S15K 940•650·0458 AUTOMOBILES 't 2ba, Ip, gat, w/d, PleaH be wary of out Sandra at 122.ena Per Hour wttk.Bepartoltht •Iona. Call George---------• ' unny deck, S/PCH. of area companlH. LOST COCKATll!L To1>prod~ oclltmenlll 949·752-4700 or Fax FURNITURE 6014 _A_C_U_RA ______ 9_0_1_0 t' 2t00. 723·5t35 or Check wllh lh• local hl((hcr stwbtz--111• resume 752-4710 r, •. 14-283·7849 avail 9/1 e • t 1 er Bu a In••• Mostly Grey. BHch & .._;::.~-11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil W a r n • r a r • • . • 11 • .atth. l><-• 1-...... ~ Ulvuwt Cardaervlc• 11 IX:: Bureau before you (714) 84.._3aee •tOllU'llm 114McflddenPla, lnternatlonal. Antique oak hutch, 1g1 Legend Loaded, HJSTA MESA 2624 r:;: o~~~rv~:~~~.~,.L ...... O_S.,...T'""/R_.... .... -W~A ....... R-D... :l:,"!::,~.-,,,. .... 1 NlwpoftBMch ~~g~n ~~~'.e :bfh~'.;~ ~~r~:•ar~j ·~:~~~~~1j -and underatand any Belge/whl ahlh·tzu &itnllilshccl In 1989 PhoneRonat EMPLOYMENT +lrame S35, lV $35, $12,900 714-673-6330 11 '* USTSIDI! * contracts before you 7/21 In Mesa del Mar nnJ )(ruitln!J (310)753-3106orfu SERVICES 5533 wicker night &lands --,9-4-L-E_G_E_N_O_L ... 5--1 'k"r 1 Ba Apl. Stove, algn. Shop around for area. Kida hrtbrknl a.JI for npilOlntmcnl rttlJme 31().646.2Z73 S20. 949·644·2711 Lo mi. moonrf, mini, ....,rig, frplc, lrg din rel••· 957·1487 1·888-316-47" Blk metal bunkbd, twin 0 19741) $18,888 &. laundry, garage ARE YOU READY TO •••H••• top. dbl bottom. Obi LEXUS OF 1 parking apace, START MAKINO•-----------Cl~~A Pleas• be aware lhal mattress lncl'd $225/ 25+ dep and good MONEY? 12000/Wk+ HEALTH 81 ~ CNA'SIHHA'S/ ~ the listlngs In lhls cat· obo 565-423-7265 l.M ~~!~:'~:::,~~: It. 800-400-4855 .. om• baaed, Not f~SS 3000 Full tlme~1·ti·on. Must egory may require you1-----------" Au111; HMt\RS to call a 900 number Daybed• rarely usedl 1 ba $700/MO MLM. Fr .. meuag•1:·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii know owtosalll In which there Is 1 1 rattan/wicker, 1 ----------1 depo1lt. No pets 800-345·9588 >cl2498 11 $7 .SO/hr.+ depending VNA Cai.giver charge pe< minute. while/brass s 150/ea. BMW 9030 I (949Hl48.S823 AREA PAYPHONE RTE tM':i.OJ>NS.r :~~.;-.Ml on knowledge ~ program h11 ~ Cl••elfled Trundle w/mattress iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil tw .. n l 1am-4pm 45 Htabll1hed. PAC 949-588•2434• for lmmed nHd• for The mosl comprehen-,_s_so ______ 6_4_8_4_1_8_8 '80 5351 Auto, llhr. full oatll Meaa•a Beat BELL locations. Earn lncredlbl• savings. private duty alve and current direc· Whether you're buying power, Sony 10 CJD, ·1br & 1br, also 2br $165k/year. Min Full time position. 111ignmantaln ~ tory of goods and aer· or 1elllng. Clasalfled low miloa. xlnt cond ba, quiet g•l•d Invest $12.500. ~ h M h I di covors all your n .. dst S6250 714-64S.3620 mm, pool, lennla, Call 1·800.519-3201 Selling boating equip., omH. ult 8"• v ces Droun a• y acc .. 1 t 0 (CAL •SCAN) EMPLOYMENT $7 .S0.10.00/hr. Must cun-ent ref's. & Aeway/beach/malla. Local v•ndlng rout•• .. •••••••• be a knowledgeable exp. In private '714-55'7-00'75 tor ••I•. Earn big $,I• sailor/boa~erson. ~ duty. C.11 M·F ll·5. ~ .il8 td• 2br tba, patio. must Hll. Call now•------------• Heavy li ing. SuHn1t<909> I gar+2spcl, w/d hk· 1 ·800-350.8383 EMPLOYMENT •::~i~' 413·1225'°4' , up. $875 + dep good 5530 • n Beach appointment. EOE. ; credit 800-40()-4855 ._ ..... ..,.._. ......... .....,._ .. e~~I) • Newly Refurblah•d : 1 Br 1 Ba In lovely , gated commty. Walk • 10 Thealer/Shops. : $895/mo. + (S425.d•P) 1 Kleln Management f 94tMS81-4000 '-----------· :NEWPORT °DACH ----- t~ • 1 & 28fh 28A :• MOV•·IN·80NU81-----_._---i 11 HSWPORT 8AV D'l::!DIT 2907 1\ T•RMCa C"" :: Lg 1 • 2Br n .. t Backliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii~!! hy & golf course. A DBBT·FAEE LIFEJ r large pool. new car· Conlldentlal help. Cut 1 pet & much tnq<•· monthly payment•. 1 Sorry No Pets Reduce lnterHI. Stop :: IM•-48118 coll~Uon calls. Avoid •!18r 1i• Cute conage bankruptcy. Nation'• •' dM Ilk• Ht11ng In largeal nonprofit: ....-tt Ht'• rwd· Qenua Credit Manage• file fri>IC 11800 menf. 800-892·2853 MMIS-0444 ( 2 4 ..., h o u r • ) • EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? •••••••• SALES WE'RE GROWING! F~ gTOWllld Southern CahfCllUa <mmJ11ruty newspapel cbam bas 1l1UD8diate opportUnlties available m Ventura. Ul6 Angeles. ~ Coonty. and the Wand ~ ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES. 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Pac Mo . tod ma We ( Les 18s 1e rou We ~ Go<\ ~J ond' J Wedn..doy, August S , 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot TODAY'S CRaSSWoRP PUZZLE ACROSS .1~. s Cloe* l••tur• 10 Male'""' 14 :Type OI moldlng 15 0Uck·hunt9r'I f'Md 0 MJrMmtld 1. llH9mp1r9d ~;: 20 S1ves 21 Purplish red UlUmmox . ft PlalHUI 28 Boo'• rellllvo 20 Had debll 31 Ofdlnary 35 "lllv1ng -Joi Plane· 36 T •mpo11ry g1tl 37 Schedule 38 Property dellroyers • 40 Mush4tl"s animal 41 Goes tnslde 4t Atmosphere 43 fury 44 ContreC1 45 Ty1>9 of reg1$fer 46 Ge<man nver 47 Spud stale 59 Kind of rook mutte 83 Fl"' through (1 book) 84 ActOI Olvlt 65 Auction oft 88 Be IUSpencMd 87 GIV9 leedbeek ee tt.tbal clonks DOWN 1 Fasten 2 Chills and lever 3 W1lhered 4 Pac:et S Do a11thm111c: 6 Lowerllmb 7 Setve pertectly 8 -w11h shared , quertera 9 Feathered telkors 10 Slroked 1 I Muscal's ptac:e 12 Piece ol Insulation I 3 Me"' sladlum • 18 Ctn 's netghbof 22 Measu1ed 24 Ninmes 25 Guy1 26 Miserable Ml"VIOU8 P'UZZLI ~VlD ..,.... 0 '"' u...d'-.i.~ Werewotr 48 Loalhe 32 Loosened 50 Hasty escap. 33 W()($h)p 51 Tiny amount 34 Tatem brew 52 Anctenl 36 Town on the PetUVlan RIO Grande 53 Getz or Muslal 37 Maul gr .. ting 55 Frt lo -39 Longing lor 56 ~ celebrtllon 40 ()jstress call 57 Building 42 Chairman -addlt1on1 I " I I 49 Every1hlng 51 Undress dwelling 27 Siiiy 45 SWISS or brie 60 0u .. 1 -mouM 5o4 Wise saying 58 One opposed 14 28 Mr Claus 30 "I -• Teenage 46 HaVing the 61 Senger Damone most seniority 62 Nevenheless 10 If you're looklng for a job. classlfled has news for you. - - Brldli By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF ~nd TANNAH HIHSCH RULES AR£ MAOI-'. TO DE DROKl::N Both "ulnerublt. North dtal~. WC$l led low from che f Kk of . ~<'~.dummy\ king was <'I led lor. NOR1lt t woo with the ICC llld cashed lhe • K9 ~ucen before ~h1ftina to a diamond. <;:>A Q 107 incc the king wo s.un:ly with West. 0 7 3 dcdarcr pumcd the lines.~. mstead •A J09 6 3 1i ina with the ace A 11po<le wa• WEST EA 'T rufftJ in dummy, two round of •J8 7 •A Q JOS 4 trump wctt drawn coding in the <;:> 43 <:>J 2 closed hand, nnd the queen of din- o K J 10 8 5 0 9 64 2 mond!> wa" led. • K85 I •J 7 In with the king. West remembered SOU'l'IJ 11101her's .a4vicc To avoid '41ving • 632 . dcdarer a ruff-stuff. the de ender <:>.1<986 5 shifted to a club. Declarer gue scd o AQ right by in~ertmg dummy's nine. East • Q42 covered with the JOCk, declarer won . with the queen nnil then finessed the The b1ddinJ.: .. ttn. When that held, tho contract was NORTH iAS'J' SOl!rH . WEST home. •• •• 20 30 Mother' couo~el 1 com:ct an most JO Pim 40 Pass mstan\!cs. but this was not one of p Pass them. Declarer was mllfked with five Opcnina lead Seven of • heart~. three ~pJde) and two d1a- Back an the Old Country, when we monds. hence three clubs. Therefore, learned bndge at our mother's knee, West should simply have continued with a hi~h dmrnond -just io case we were warned over and over again against yielding u rufr·slufT. It was a declarer ad Ulrtcd with three dia· bridge crnne second only to trumping monds and two clubs. Dc.>clarer can partner's ace. All we can say is that ruff on The table and discard a dub from hand, but would still have to wr· ~arna was usually ti&bt render a club for down one. Everyone got into the act. W11h the king of spades relativey useless, Leam to be a't>etter brid&(ftlay· N orth would lrnve hkc to pa:.s. H owever, that would have been 11 er ! Subscribe now to the oren grove injustice to the excellent four· Bridge Letter by callin~ (800/i 788-1225 for Information. r wr te to: card suppon for pa1tner's suit, so Goren Hrldge Letter, 1'.0. Box North raised end four hearts became 44 IO, Chicago, JU. 60680. the final con11 act. U/e 'II' lie!; tfoa /fk,/te~ A GOOD ADI Call 642-5678 T~ ~;.Pilot HOME, HEA• TH AND BUSINESS ~-- HONDA 9085 ••• Aooord S·tpd, pow•r. br•k•llll••r· Ing, am/fm ... ,.o, S2000/obo 650-3803 . '90 CIVIC S SP, AC, c1t1, r•d, runt iillnt, S3 500./obo. contact Andy or Carm•n Ev•·• 714·317·4901 '81 CIVIC Lo ml, gi't , .. 11ver. (598247) 5881 Coate Me1a Lln(lo1n·Mercury (714) 040•5830 •i2 Accord EX 2•dr A~al Sharp, Loadod, Lt r, '~-owner, phn, CO player, Moonroot, 57.990.obo 723·1504 '84 Accord EX Covpe blue/oray. 1u1:r_ loaded, gr•at con , S13.200 673-1626 '95 ACCORD EX Lthr, rooonrf, auto (3KHU004) $141444 Ll!XUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892-8808 JAGUAR 91C5 'B7 XJ8111 Grey llhr, xlnl cond (ISOW600) $8.995 BAUER LOTUS 714-842· 7700 '89 XJS V12 convert. Chempagne/Barley, chrome wheels, l<iw ml, llke new, $15,500. (848) 050·5885 '82 Sovereign Groon/lan lthr, low ml (663135t $14,91"15 BAU R LOTUS 714·842·7700 -'92 Sov•relgn Whlte/blk llhr, 42kml (650914) $t4,995 BAUER LOTUS 714+842·7700 '93 Vandon Pl•• Black, cream lthr, (669299) S19,995 BAUER LOTUS 714·842·7700 '83 XJ6 Black, tan lthr. lo ml (873812~ $16,995 BAU R LOTUS 714-842· 7700 '93 XJO Blue/Ian llhr, sunrf. (684177) $17,995 BAUER LOTUS 714·842·7700 '83 XJ8 Green, tan llhr, lo ml (878537) $17,995 B AUER LOTUS 714-842·7700 JAGUAR 9105 LEXUS 9115 TOYOTA 9210 '84XJe " ••••• 300 ••• Teroel Wqon Black/black lnt•r, C11hm1r•/1vory, llhr n•w 11er.o, new Ur•• (695012i 111.995 (145148) 127,977 11500 firm. C1ll to H• BAU A LOTU8 LllXUS 949-4S42·2418 714+842·'7'700 Ml8810N VIII.JO '*'91 TERCEL* - 184Xl8 (848t384-0e84 Runt •Int, m1roon, nu paint, 5 1p, AC, Sunrl, low ml, llhr, '84 ES 300 $ 4000. 03 1·53 llil. (694829~ $18,HS Low ml, CO. chrome, Ev•'• 831·7064. ' BAU A LOTUS (047413) S US,888 714·842·7700 LllXU8 OP '83 CAMRY XLa WllSTMINSTER v8, auto, fitll pwr, '95 XJS 8cyt c:onvertlbl• (714) 892·8008) (3FIM85~ S14,•4• trlpl• black, Im mac LI! ~OF lht U•OUI '38,150. Wl!S IN•TaR 849·950·5888 LINCOLN 9120 ('71M' 82·8908 18:.i.COROLLA JEEP 9110 Auto,' AC, c•••· '87 Contlnental (OKEH664~ H .950 ABS, llhr, CO, moonrf, (t'l36228) $28,88"7 LEX S OF •'85 CHl!ROKl!B• Wl!STMINSTl!R 4dr auto, ac. rebulll Costa Meea . ,, ~71 4) 892·8808 •ng and trans etc .. Llnooln Mercury •ia PREVIA LE SC $5400. (714) 723·8485 (714t ~40·5830 CUSI whit, dual AJC 188 Cherok•• e cyt . '97 TOWNOAR (3KKV'554) S18,888 A/T, A/C, P/B, caU, PW/POL , AM/FM . L EXUS OF am·fm lllf, P/B. alloy (734959) S24,l97 WESTMINSTl!R whl1 S4700. 549-2144. Co1ta Meea (714t 892·8808 Lh\coln·Mercury '85 TACOMA sx '83 Qr Cherok•• 714 840·5830. LTD Black. ora( uh,.. Auto·, PS. AC, co. (107229~ s 7,995 92 Mark VII xln1 cond, (012853) $1 0,977 BAU R LOTUS lully loaded, tinted • LEXUS COSTA M ESA wind Belgo S9800/ MISSION Vll!JO 714·842·7700 obo 714·891·2025 (948)384·0884 '97 RAV4 '83 .Jeep Cherokee 2 WO, loaded. all opt, LTO Grand, 4X4, AC, MERCEDES 9130 (702422) s 17,997 (885889) $15,994 LEXUS Coeta Mesa Llncoln·M•rcury '81 500 SLC MISSION VIEJO (714) 840·5830 Ml~~ c:ond, only 483 ol (949)384·0804 th• • hi performance '88 Ranger XL T M•r 1da1 w•re made. VANS 9225 Supe r ca b , p /U lmmac., llko nu, a (A05105) S14,98B ahow winner. Owned Coeta Me1a by a mature and care-97 DODGE Conv van. Llncoln·M •rcury lul driver 1lno1 '86. AT all pwr, TV VCR, (714) 540·5830 97K ml. $18,000. tint wind. S24,900. 9 4 9 ·6 4 4 • 1 0 5 6 o r PP 949·574·5114. 949·851 ·8345. LEXUS 9115 '91 300 SL 54k ml, MISC. AUTO 9245 black/grey, Ilk• now :83 ES300 fully ln1ld1 & out, records SEIZED CARS loadod, lthr, ale:, am/ S38,000 obo 759·3360 fm Call, moonroof. FROM $175. Por· $13,400, 714·75•'"1734 '95 C220 sches. Cadillacs. Orey/grey, lull pwr, Chovys, BMW's, Cor• '84 ES 300 (438429) $24,977 voiles. Also Jeep1, 4 Whl te/lvory . It h r LEXUS WO's. Your area. (073273) S23,977 MISSION VIEJO Toll tree LEXUS (948) 304-0884 1 ·800·218·8000 MISSION VIEJO Ext. A·5139 (849)384-0884 for current llsllngs '94 OS 300 NISSAN 9150 (CAL•SCAN) Black/black lull op1 (074737) S24,977 '88 MAXIMA QXE ANTIQUES & Ll!XUS MISSION VIEJO 31 K ml, auto, CLASSICS 9250 (848)384-0084 (3POL985) $18,555 LEXUS OF '78 C•d Eldorado '84 SC 300 WESTMINSTER Convertible 72k ml, Black/Ivory, full opt (714t 892·8800 lull pwr, parade boot, 018195) S28.977 LEXUS A Roal Boauty MISSION VIEJO SUZUKI 9205 S7295.obo 844·1943 (848)384-0884 Class1hod Is .. CONVENIENT '85 ES 300 '98 ESTEEM whethor you're buy· White/Ivory tull opt 34k ml, co, auto. Ing, sellrng, or ju11 (077313) $22,977 (}PIH035)$8,886 1ookl11g, classlllod has LEXUS LEXUS OIF what you neodl MISSION VIEJO Wl!STMINSTER CLASSIFIED (849)384-0884 (714) 882·8900 842·5878 •SE•R•Vl-C•E ___ I CHILD CARB 3538 COMPUTERS 3556 g~~~ING 3570 ~~~E 3678 k~r!~VEMENj~56 MOVING 3834 PLUMBING 3890 ROOPING 3910 TUTORING DIRECTORY AUn•1R PROFESSIONAL •w•.•,.•,•p,iioiioiir ciioii•iitiilniieiial •.•.•sii4ii7ii5iiii.1ii8iixii7iiii•ii• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliTiiHiiEiiLiioiiciiALiiPiiLiiUiiMiiBiilRii •••••••• 3929 ADDITIONS REMODELING 3410 rH COMPUl'ER Oeck1/Balconlea/Stalr Includes hallway, 1--------""'OIJtml!ft ·I JarnH E. B1ng1r1 Co.· ldrmliiOYn 11-n AVAILABLE SERVICE Quality work/Rea• S weather strip, lnttalla· TIME TO BEGIN /lnl gratlUJiH Fr•• E11lmat11 fer 5111111 .. , & Jatt ~"':M;(ttJ...~Lf L 587430 722·8761 uon & 111'(. 8:45·5704 YOUR HOME S D~ .-... Ilea [~~f/a~•rAct~~i~:! 949.494~15500 •SchedultBNo•· DRYWALL IMPROVEMENT :n,ept. !~'!~ Precl•• Plumblng ADT~el'R"&•Rt,.ln 800·71.,·2002 o~:s°t+ir SERVICE 3584 HANDY MAN 3710 PROJECT? • Professional Repalre & Remodel• •Ret ••Jel•C.111Mt.tdel ~ (714) 840-7672 Call a plumber, UC/lf'IS'd CM!Tt~4650 Fr .. E1llmatH 548 0769 ,£ •• D... • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil•Home lmprvmnt•• painter, handyman 714-374-0091 LIH73H 819-t090 - PATIENT TUTOR Meth (arllh-calc) physic•. chem, IHI pre_p (CBEST/GRE/ SAT) FrH Into. Jim Madia 714·547·MATH UPBOLSTJlRING 3931 --------- REBUILD or REMODEL •Homoa or Olllces eOuahlV Con11rucUon •R1a1onably Priced •Local Co N636318 •Stephenson Assoc ~"'4Jtll~ Witthoeft Drywall Drywall, carpentry & or any ol the ••r· Oan Dawson Plumbing -.whltn-fmm COMPUTER All Ph•H•• Sm/Lg Jobs morel Small jobs ok. vie•• 11111d here In Apr, Amdl, Replpe Cl11nl Cl11nl Cl11nl Oary 645·5277 our directory! PAINTING 3858 Drain• 24hr ave. E•p'l 1_S_A_T_ll_L_t _IT_B_t_V __ ...,.Q & 0 UPHOLSTERY 20Yrt Exp/F1lr S/FrH Eal Carpentry-ALL KINDS c A L L y 0 u R gH 1y1t1m replpH £; •Ince '68 CUit. furn, l f400030 714-639·1447 Cabinets, Slorag•, LOCAL Sl!RVICl!8 CHUNO'S PAINTINQ l554722 64H720 3917 upholsty, tllp covers (LP 0 k P I C T ODAYI antique rpr 542-4812 ec •· al o overs 24Yr• Exp-Ort Price! Eue .. Oraln Cleanlnt call 714·044-5495 CLEANING -------->tSERVICES 3548 BUNDS/MINI ~ / ELECTRICAL 3610 Tree Hsesl 768-6321 Quar Work·Free Et1 & Plumbing Repalre • SBA.DBS 46 A TOUCH OF CLASS • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gen Contr./Handyman IANDSCAP£ & Llc"376602 538-1534 20yre ••P An work ouar. HEY LOCALS! WALL 3 4 Cleantng. Res/Comm llc'd & bond carpentry LAWN CAR£ 3808 RAINBOW Ctrcl• Malnt. Steve 548-8298 II ot dish?" 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