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Home My WebLink About1998-08-24 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa communities since 1907 MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1998 Raises, raises?? A key component that was holdtng up progress in salc:U')' negotiabons between the teachers union and the school district last week was that key aspects of the governor's budget were still up in the air, most specifically the size of the \..i.-lliii•• · cost-of-living adjustments. " Some feared the governor would attempt to slash the cost-of-. living adjustment from the man- ddted 3.9% to 2.1 %. By Friday night, however, it was lea.med that the governor's budget included a 3.9% adjust- ment, which translates into about $1 2 mil.hon for Newport-Mesa schools, and which could be used towards raises Uruon and cbstnct offioals are scheduled to meet today for another round of negotiations to reach dgreement before Tuesday nighl's school board meeting. NEXT TIME, LEAVE YOUR NAME: Naomi McComb, the in-line skater who was cited by police for speeding on the Newport Beach boardwalk, walked into mael- strom of public backlash when she fought her ticket. Some people wrote letters to the Daily Pilot, but others went one step further. They called her. McComb said she receJVed a handful of dllgry meSS<tges on her answering maclune from people Jumping to the conclUSion that she IS a reckless skater. No names were left. No phone numbers. •J'd be happy to ldlk to these people, so they can get my side of the story,· she said. "They just want to vent. They have nothing better to do.• NOW, THATS A SCARY ONE: The Costa Mesa City Coundl last week repeaJed an outdated secbon of a oty code deahng with the sale of horror corruc books to minors. The secbon prohibits selling or giving a nl11lor any "illustrated crime or horror comic book, mag- azine or other publication which dedls, m subsldntiaJ part, with crimes of force, violence, passion, lust, imrnorcility or bloodshed ... " City Attorney Tom Kathe said the restriction was overly broad, outdated dild m.tringed on First Amendment nghL<i. ln d study session before the council meebng. Kathe was asked what rorruc books were out at the rune the restncbon was enacted .. The dllSWer: Felv< the Cat MAYOR WIELDS A BIG STIQ(; A group of llttJe Ledguers got d special treat dt the Id.St Costa Mesa City Council meeting. Mayor Peter Buffa brought in a LouJsville Slugger built to Babe Ruth specifications. Buffa, a base- ball fan, wanted to share his trea- sure with members of the Costa M esa National Llttle League Major Division All-Stars. As be pulled the bat out from underneath the table, he assured fellow council members ttnd the audience that it was not a new approach to oral rommunications. -Compiled by"Dally Pilot staff ON VACATION Mark and BunkyMll· lard, left. and Lyn and Dave Cun· nlngham feel tbeneed for speed. 8ncl tbetrhome- town new. paper, at lbe FermulaOne GnmdPrtx ofC_....ln Moatrell. KIM HAGGERlY·lYLlJS Cotta Mesa resident Colby Newett. right, and his father, Ed Newett, broke a record with their 1929 Ford Roadster with a UM8 Mercury flathead engine at the Bonnevtlle Salt Flats in Utah last week. Costa Mesa. father, I -----~-~-EF. ___ _ son team break I the hope of breaking tbe record. They broke it by a good 20 mph. They also had to do 1t twice to make sure the first time wasn't a huke. I 152-mph speed record I with their antique, I supercharged Ford ,Roadster A Costa Mesa father and son team are gearing up for their next race after breaking a 152-mph speed record at an international car racing event in Utah. "We've run the car for five years.· Ed Newett said. "This is the fastest we'd ever gone." "No matter how fast you go, you want to go faster," said Ed Newett, 68. He and hiS son, Colby, 40, took their antique, supercharged gas roadster to the Southern California Tuning Association's 1 50th Annual Speed Week on Aug. 15 with Their personal best until now had been 135 mph. The Newelts spent a week in 115- degree fleat at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats ge~ting sunburned. "It's a dumb place to SEE ROADSTER PAGE 4 Politically speaking Newport Harbor Republican Assembly plays host to Rep. Christopher Cox ~fib CORONA DEL MAR -While controversial issues continue to abound in Washmgton, D.C., members of the Newport Harbor Republican Assembly received a local angle straight from Capitol Hill on Sunday. his honor An informative group that helps keep the community up-to- ddle on Repubbcan 1Ssues. assoa- c:1l1on president Judy Franco said the annuc:1l reception -where d prominent Republican guest speaker is typically featured -is always educd tJonal. "You find out what is taking place that ls of unportaace for Republican voters to know,· she said. . whdt he plans lo focus on when Congress reconvenes m Septem- ber Up for reelPcllon to Congress m November, Cox said some of the tax bills he hopes to repeal mclude the current death true, as well ds the $1,400 yedrly tax pendJty married couples are forced to ptiy. Keeping the Internet ta~-free is another priority, he said. "There i,houJd be no federal or state ldxcs on the Internet,• Cox said. "The SC'ndte as supposed Student transfer ban may be lifted •Newport-Mesa schools may open one-time wrndow to allow parents to move students to othe r district schoo~. NE\i\oPORT-MESA -The school bodrd wdJ be dSkPd Tu~ay rught to Wt d mordtonum on elementary school lrdnslers on d one-time bdSlS Ongmdlly designed to resolve spdce shortdges becduse of clc:1ss-s1Ze reduc- l.lons m 1994, the moratonum prohibits the lrdns!ers of elementary students betwc>en the dJStnct's schools. Mc:1ny par- ents hdve drgued that the po hey forces tht>m to tdke their children to other du.lncts or out of the pubhc school system altogether. A proposed one-time wm- dow Sept. 1-18 would dllow pdrents to trans- fer their children to schools where there dfe 17 or fewer students "We just wont to see a this is the best approach for the cfts. tritt. There ore a lot of peopte who lite it and a lot of people who don't li1ce it: Robert Basbot superintendent \ Newport-Mesa Unified School 01stnct in flI'St through third grades or 27 or few· er students in kindergarten or fourth through sucth grddes App1Jcc:1l1ons for lrdnsfen. wouJd. l>e considered b} u dn Despen.cts, supenn· tendent of elemc>ntcll)' educdbon on a hrst-come, first-serve basis "We JUSt want to ee if this ll> the best cipprodch for the distnct, • sdld Supenn· tendent Robert Bcirbot. "There c1Je d lot of people who like 1t dnd d lot of pt>oplt> who don't lJke> 1t • School board member Wend~ Ll?t'n' has specl.rheaded effom to Wt the mord· tonum for pdrents who would hke lo SEE TRANSFER PAGE 4 Proposed tax bills, the El Toro Marine Base and questions of impeachment surrounding Presi- dent Clinton were just a few of the .topics discussed by Rep. Christopher Cox (R-Newport Beach) during the Assembly's ninth annual reception held in While sipping wine and nib- blmg on finger foods at a private home in Corona Del Mdr, about 80 attendees listened as Cox highlighted ome of his views and • to pass d bJll on this that may SEE COX PAGE 4 00N llACH/OMV Pl.01 Re·p. Christopher Cox speaks to upporters at an Informal Newport Harbor Republican mbly on Sunday. COMMUNITY BRIEFING WISH OF THE WEEK • These Items -and many more -:-are "wishes• the principal~ of the Newport· Mesa Unified School District would hke to have granted in order to continue improv- lr:ig the quality of students' education. Take a look at the list below and maybe you, by \IOlunteering In a computer lab or donating books, can make a wish come true • HAIUIOR VIEW ELEMENTARY: . Risers for multipurpose room; rolling carts for "travelling• programs; floor, desk fans. Call Karen Kendall at 51~940. IOOt US IN masrACE LEAVING A LEGEND BEHIND • • • • • • • ~ ~ ti ~ :' tf ' -4 I 4A DON ~HI OMY fl.OT hlroal youg _. oa• ...... hat Ol M Pert n.atn .............. n. ..... ,. llory, .... 3. INDEX OJSSIRm . . ....•.......... .' ...... I P<lKE Fil.ES • • • • • • . • ............... ~2 MK MOT1Cl'S .••••••.•••••••.••••• .1 srorrs . .. . . ..................... ' WEAlltEI •••.••.•.•••• " ............ ~ .• ,. .2 WEATHER It's'°"' " "' hot • "' an ,,.,. ..... " ... ,,.,," ,,.,,, .. .., ,. .... , 'ffl _ lllfl1; .... .... S.Wnt t'-'1 2 Monday, August 2A, 1998 .. locals onl Newport Beach/Costa M.esa Doily Pilot 1111111011 A. number of Orange CC>Ynty Fw empioyw rNChed their five ~ milestone for wortclnQ •t 1he fw this year. They.,.. Pw•lde Or""9 of Orange, ht sumv... bf Hunt· 1ngton Beach; ,,_ ,._ of Riverside; Ewt ~Rancho Cucamonga; RobMt of Huntington Beach;.,._• •- of Lake forest. OM ,..,.,.. Of~ Mesa; ~ J4ilf\kW. of Buena Park: Ncty O.vlsOft of D.tna POlnt; Erin Hunt of Lotig Beach; Lwtvt Howes of Orange; and Julie ~ of lrvln_., Before the fair; all of the e~IC>vees wwe recog· nlz.ed at a dl~r held in their hon- or. The 106th' annual Orange CQUn- ty Fair ran at the fairgrounds in Cos- ta Mesa from July 10.26 .... Estw- ley•SdMetz & Assodlrtm, a full· service Interior design firm in Coro- na del Mar, has announced that principal Robert F. Estertey Ill has become an allled member of the American Society of Interior Design- ers. The designation Is awarded to interior designers who have p<ac· t1ced for a minimum of six years .... Rep. Owfstopher Cox, (R·Newport Beach) recently was honored at a ceremony hosted by Food Distribu- tors International, a trade group that represents more Jhan 260 com- panies. Cox was awarded the food distribution Industry's 1998 Thomas Jefferson Award, which is given to those members of Congress who vote consistently In favor of good fiscal policy ana minimal govern- ment regulation. There were 214 other members of the House of Representatives who received the award ... Corona del Mar resident Assistant to Newport Beach city manager . John Ham ilton was honored with a service award at the USC Alumni Awards celebration May 5 at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. He graduated from USC in 1965 with a bachelor of science degree in busl· ness administration. After gradua- tion, Hamilton went on to become a USC provost's associate and chair- man of the Trojan Golf Fantasy. He is a founding member of the USC Afh.. letic Board of Councilors and was the first thairman of the USC Afh.. let1c Hall of Fame Selection Commit· tee. Hamilton 1s the owner and pres· ident of The Hamilton Co.. an Orange County commercial real estate firm~ . Katherine NlelMn of Costa Mesa has received a sc.hol· arship from the Metropolitan Life Foundation to attend the summer science program at Smith College. She attends Emma Willard School. ... About 125 graduates of OCC's School of Allied Health were hon- ored during the school's annual pin· ning ceremony May 26. Students received a certificate of achieve- ment or an associate in arts degree. Some students received both. Local pin recipients were Julieta D. Mann, Sherri aurve. Tekoa Math- ews and Tom Helton, all of Costa . Mesa; and Gregory Jotv-.son of Newport Beach lWelve programs are offered by OCC's School of Allied Health, mclud1ng airdiovas- cular technology. dental asslstim,1, med1Cal assisting, neurodlagnostte technology, nutrition care/dietetk technology, radiologic technology, respiratory care, emergency medical technology, and food and nutrition. Robyn Sherain and RJck Geary S herain-Geary Gail Sh eram or Long Beach has announced the engagement of her daughter, Robyn or Costa Mesa, also the daughter or the late Howard Sherain, to Rick Geary of Costa Mesa, son of Tom +WHEN WERE YOU HIRED?: January 1998 ' + FAMILY STATUS: tlnmarried, with two dogs, "Be~~· and "Pork Chop." './ +AGE: 33 ., J + EDUCATION: Bachelor of sci- ence in bushiess and public • admin.istriltion at California State University, Sacramento. Masters in government adminis- tration at the University of Penn- sylvania. +PAST POSITIONS: Assistant to the city manager, city of Orange; aide to former Orange County supervisor and state Sen. Marian Bergeson; staff con· sultant to Senate Local Govern- ment Committee. + PRESENT OCCUPATION: Assistant to Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Murphy. +EXPLANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR LESS: Dousing small •fires,• bird-dogging pro· jects that get UP ( LOSE bogged down, translating complex issues into something understandable. •i. YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVEME~ Working with Marian Bergeson on a plan to trim down the Orange County government. Unfortunately, the rest of the board hated it. +YOUR PERSONAL M01TO: Don't jump to conclusions - things are usually always more complex than they seem. +YOUR G~TEST EXTRAVA- GANCE: Putting myself through college and graduate school. +THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: •Means of Ascent• by Robert Caro, a frightening por- ENGAGEMENTS Geary of Buena Park and George and Jacqueline Luciano of Ran- cho Mirage. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Millikan High School and UCLA and the future groom is a graduate of Southern California Christian High School and UCLA. A fall wedding is planned at Community Church Congrega- bon in Corona del Mar. Vo n Bargen-Kehrli Patricia Ann von Bargen has announced the engagement of her daughter, Alexandra, also the daughter of the late Herbert von Bargen, to Christopher Bruce Kehrli, son of Sterling Hilleary Kehrli of Newport Coast and the late Bruce Arnola Kebrli. The bride-to-be is a graduate trait of power and politics. + THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOW: Sha- nia Twain. + YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSESSION: Ben and Pork Chop. +WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OVERUSE: "Let's give it a try .... +WHAT CAN YOU COOK?: Lots of clucken, turkey burgers and big egg-white omelets. + A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COULD CHANGE: Consuming mass quantities of Diet Coke Alexandra von Bargen and Christopher KehrU of Lynchburg College and the future g room is a graduate of Amherst College. An Aug. 29 wedding is planned at St. Columba's Chapel in Middletown, R.l. daily. + THE COUEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: Agricultural engineering. +. YOUR LAST CHARITABLE Aa. Coordinating the walkers' route for the Orange County AIDS walk for the fourth year. + AS A CHILD, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES TEASE YOU ABoun: Hating recess and P.E. + WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW: Gym clothes. +THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD: Sky diving on my 25th birthday. My first chute didn't open -second one did, thank goodness. + WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HIGH SCHOOL: Was •Most likely to succeed.• (But they didn't' know I wanted to be in city management...) .Z• WHO ARE YOUR HEROES?: My sister, my parents and Harry s. Thuna.n. + FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REALITY: •Seinfeld" reruns on Channel5. + ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: I'd get everyone -especially kids -to qwt smoking. ~ YOUR IDEA OF EXERCISE: A brisk bike ride up Newport Coast Drive. + THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEAR· ANCE: A hairline that will some- day' rival that of George Costan- za. + I HAVE A DREAM THAT: Sport-utility vehicle drivers will slow down, use their tum signals and share the road with bicy- clists. + PHONE NUMBER WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH YOU: 644~ 3002. Planning Commission meeting expected to be quick tonight • Nearly all items on Costa Mesa agenda, including master plan review for new Harbor Center, will be put off until Sept. 14 . Eu-.e GEf Oafr Pio! COSTA MESA -A short Planning Corrurussion meebng is scheduled tonight because nearly all of the items on the agenda, indudmg the master plan review for the new Harbor Center, are expected to be con· tinued to Sept. 14. It will be another two weeks before the design proposal, which received heated opposi- tion from residents at the last Planning Commission mceung, will be reviewed. The city staff had recom- mended approval of the master plan at the last meeting, but numerous residents turned out to protest the design. ICI Development Co. 1s proposing to tear down the existing 260,000-square-foot shopping center and build a new 320,000-square-foot center about 50 to 150 feet back on the property. The design wouJd require delivery trucks to run along the back length of the center close to a residential neighborhood. · More than 20 residents wait- ed hours to testify during the public hearing with concerns that the city's conditions for approval would not be enough to mitigate noise from the new shopping center. There also were concerns about defects in the noise study and the orrussion of d Home Depot garden center from the parking study. · Corrunissioners voted to con- bnue the meeting to allow more time to work through 18 changes to the conditions of approval proposed by the devel· oper. Linda Dixon, the commis· s1on's vice chairwoman, called the design •community unfnendly" and agreed with several neighbors who wanted a redesign of the project. The Planning Commission will discuss the Harbor Center during a study session at 6:30 p .m. Sept. 8 in Conference , Room lA at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. The meeting is open to the public, although commen~ are limited and no decisions will ' be made. J2~.r.not READERS HQTUHE Mes.I. CA. 92626. 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Newport Beach/Costa W\eso Doily Pilot Monday, August 24, 1998 3 After almost 50 y ears, Port Theatre closes its doors El Toro public relations. on council's agenda PAUL VAHDll'NlllRG bltfPlr When the P.oit Theatre on BMt Coast liigb way in Corona del Mar dosed Thlll'IJday 'bftel' almost 50 years in <J1)81'a;OOO. Orange I County l06t yet another ine~ble remnant, dits past. Lonqtime residents ol the area, as well as )'O\D'lger fans Who appreciated the Port's ecleC:- Hc screenings, showed up this final ~ht to say goodbye to a pfAce they remember fQndly. • Nancy PhelJll, a Corona del Mar iesident lince 1950, remembered~ "Sall ol the '; Barth" at the Port. She al!lo recalled bow her dUldren. Hila:rie and Hayden. used to dimb the trees in their ycµd to see the neon glow of tbe Port sailboat . Now grown, they were heartbroken to hear lll the theater's closing. •1t was a part of our lives,• Phelps said. ... ·Hopefully it will remain. lt's a real tragedy for the community.• ~,.. NEWPORT BEACH -In order to jump start a prQ-EJ Toro i:UipOrt campaign, the City Council is slated to approve a $175,QOO con- tract to hire two top public rela- tion finns at its meeting tonight. Cpuncil members are looking to ·approve a three-month pact with both firms until they cdn get a cQ8lltion of pro-airport forces to help fund a full-fledged cam- paign. . If the contract is approved, Lol> Angeles-based Fle1shman- Hillard will be pa.id no more than $75,000 to coordlnate media reld- tions, with Hill & Knowlton to be paid $100,000 to establish a strategic community outreach program Fram.mg the El Toro lSsue in a manner that effectively and accu- rately commurucales the impor- t81\CO of the ~rt to Orang~ County's econonnc future '" JU:)ll one of the.! issues ttte mecha rela· hons tei\m of PIP1shmdn-Hilldl'd wLll focus on. Some of nw r<•!;(.>90S1hiliUe' Hill ·& Knowlton will toke on mclude prepanng matenah lhul describe lhP ne:e<.ls and benebts of an Ordnge County airport, o.s well dS lmding a b<:t~ ()f volun· teer support within thl' county. Other items on the aqenda include msCalling chool° dred pedestJian signs nedr a cro'>"Wdlk on Eastbluff Dnvc dnd a prP..!>en- tabon ol an orttl report on the El Toro R use Plannmg Authonty's Millenmwn Plan The Citv Counnl will hold 1t:, reguldr m€:lt~mg 'itartmg dl 7 pm Ill counnl c-hamber., at Ctl) Hall, 3300 Ne\\ port Blvd., f'o;e'"' port Beach Phelps added she would now have to go to Edward's South Coast Wlage or University theaters to see the kinds of fibns she appreci- ates most DON LEACH I OMV Pit.OT Matinee regular Nancy Phelps stands ln front of the lobby at the Port Theatre where she wa~ched the first movie run ln 1951. She was tl\ere for Its ttnal showing. Costa.Mesa man barricades self in home Port Theatre manager Mike Peterson and assist.ant manager Ron Bronsgeest bad worked together at the old Balboa Theatre. Thursday qjgbt was their second closing of a local theater that strove to reflect the tastes of~ comm.uni-. tV it served. For Bronsgeest. the hardest part would be missing the locals who made up a typical audi- 90Ce; the regulars who made it a point to attend the short festivals or tbe odd indepen- dent film that had come to their attention. Landmark Theatre COip., which bas leased the theatre from owner Scott Burnham since 1989, often developed theirsaeenings around a particular theme. For a September 1997 .saeening of the film •Flamen.co,• the Port fea- tured the Blanca Luz troupe. On the theatets ample stage, the troupe demonstrated various styles of the dance to oomplement the film the au<lience was about to view. The Cult Classics F'tlm Festival, which featured "'D'ainspotting,. "Brazil.. ·Tm Dri- ver,· and •spinal Tap,· also demonstrates the scheduling that is often difficult for other cbains to duplicate. . Like Phelps, last week's dosing brought out othe,i patrons eager to reminisce. Longtime Orange County resident Ruther- ford Towner, 78, a fourth-generation mgalecl. all who would listen with oolo.rful history of the past. • Everything from his great-grandfather James William Towner, Orange County's first superior court judge, to smoking In the Port when it was still allowed. A regular fixture at the theater, Tuwner did not mention where he would now go to watch c:lasslc films. His dis- dain for video, however, indlcates that be will not be sitting at home anytime soon. Jim White of Corona del Mar remembered finding a $100 bill in a lost wallet on the side- walk outside the Port when he was JUSt a boy. His mother, Maudie, remembered a Mr. Bee- man, an usher at the theater who died inside the placesomeb.medunng 1960s. Beeman was a neighbor of hers who had lived on Orchid Avenue. White and his mother remember the ntual of visiting Bob BuhJer's Barber Shop, which was formerly housed in the northern comer of the building. Buhler was asked to move m response to Landmark Theatre Corp.'s 1994 proposed overhaul of the aging property. The location, which had been owned and operated as a bar- ber shop smce the theater opened, was to become a rest room -for the theatre. The renovation mcluded converting the Port into a three-screen complex and extend- ing the balcony and dlvidtng ll in half. The 500~ seat audltorium below would remain intact. ·Franco faces challenge . in bid for fifth term •Newport-Mesa school board member has served for 18 years, which opponent cites as main reason for his bid to unseat her. HUSEIN MAsllNI ~Noc obtained endorsements from sev- eral local officials, includmg Orange County Theasurer J ohn Moorlach, Newport Beach City Councilman John Hedges and Orange County school l>oard member Elizabeth Parker. Szulga, however, said H's wne for •some ne w blood on the board.· Landmark also plannecl. to construct a new ,roof, interlor,·climate control system and state of the art projection and sound systems. These modiQ.cations, however, were never realized. Maggie Sullivan's Save The Port committee is trying to get the Newport Beach City Coun- cil to go in on the lease with Captain (fodd) Blood and persuade owner Scott Burnham to retain the property as a theater. Saying she couldn't bear to see the theatre tom down, this now former Port employee cre- ated a petition with at least 1,000 names . On the eve of the Port's closing, Blood, own- er of Captain Blood's Village Theatre in Orange, talked about the possibilibes of the old property. With obvious desU'e to capitalJZe on wbat the Port could become, Blood men- tioned the feasibility of establishing a finanaal- ly sound operation within the theatre. Using some of the Lanqmark's proposed renovations, in combination with his original ideas for drawing more substantial audiences, Blood wants retain the character of the historic auditorium. For more inf onnation on retaining the Port Theatre, can call (800) 359-5284 or on the Internet at www.bandbutlt.com /savetheport • "7banks tu Debbie's recumme11dallun tlJat I ell/I COIT. my catpet Is lx•autif11l t1Rai11 COIT was able tu get a horrible lnR slam out, tmd fn 11et'er re~urfaced. '.'fo11ie\ r<'c.·ommenda11m1 to call COIT U'l~ R1Vllt lb<»' got the joh done 111 11oth111R foll. and ti ll'as rip,bt the first tmw El'erythi11R look..' ltkt• m .. 'li COSTA MESA -Allegedly angered over family financ1dl matters, a Costa Mesa mdn bdm- caded.Jlimself in a house fo r morE' than five hours early Sunday morning, police said Officers were called to the Costa Mesa Street residence dt about 1:20 a.m., said Co:>ta Mesd police Sgt. Loren Wynck After physically forcmg his brother's fiancee from her home John Culbertson, 36, of Costd f\.tesa, locked himself m the house and refused to ledve, possi- bly because of dlsputes over a fanuJy will, Wynck saia Police said a SWAT team was called out and tried for c;;everdl hours to coax Culbertson from the house where his brother. Keith Culbertson, 33, dnd his fiancee, Ooruta Hunter, 29, tive "We used all lund of attempts to get h.un out of the house, but he didn't respond to any of them,· Wyrick said. He said Culbertson fmdlly sur- rendered on hts own dCCOrd at 7·10 a.m. He was charged Wlth rest· dential burglary, assdult and battery and refusal to comply NEWPORT BEACH -ln three previous Newport-Mesa school board elections, incumbent Judy Franco of Newport Beach has run unopposed only once, so she brings a wealth of experience to her campaign this fall against challenger Tom Szulga. a New- port Beach bond trader. Franco represents Trustee ruea 5, which covers part of . Newport Beach and Corona del Mar. She will be running for her fifth term, which is one of Szulga's main reasons for ·1 believe the parents 01 New· port Beach and Corona del f\ 1ar deserve better representation on the board,· he said. ·she's (Frdn- co) been on the board 18 ycdrs Has she done a good job? Look at the schools. Look at the test scores.• for O\'er .... s year,. CO/T's advanced equipment and full) craim:d. te111ficd tcchnict<ln~ have provided che mo t effective cleaning a\·ailable for .. tll type-., o f <..,1rpec-,, rugs. draperies, and uphol. tery. COIT's profes~iona ls care Jnd pcr-.,on .. tl .. lltention to detail assures you the finest results possible: and we guarantee it! , challenging : her. Fran c o, I who has seen the district through an Judy Franco embezzle- ment, county bankruptcy and • several administrative changes, said she believes it once again . can be nationally recognized as it was in 1988, when the Wall Street • Journal selected it as one of the ! top 10 school districts in the coun- ' try. •we did it before and we have all the basics to do it again,• she : said. •we have the parent : involvement, great teachen and , a new superintendent who I , believe will be able to lead us · beck to that. I believe we can see tehools the way they were before the bankruptcy and embezzle~ • ment.• 1 Aligning the district's cwrlcu· : lwn with state standards and : working toward• the district's l' strategic planning goals are among Pranco'• main objectives. Pranco spent $14,00Q on her • 1994 election and bas railed • •about S2,400 so far toward her : cutNnt campaign. She has • ' Szulga, who has two children in Newport Beach schools, said his campaign will focus o'n stx areas o( need he sees within the district: •Realignment of trustee a reas. • Fixing showers at Ensign Intermediate School. • Making the school distnct more finandally efficient. • Giving more credit for htgh school advanced placement and honors classes . • Stopping the exodus of teachers from Newport-Mesa • Improving high school math scores. •Some of these problems have been around for years and the board hasn't done much about them,• Szulga said. •And look at the schools. Some of them look like inner-city schools and l 1ust think we could do better." While five .school board sedts will be up in the November elec- tion , only two incumbents, Franco and Serene Stokes, are being challenged. Part-time ciencc teacher Kathy Schwarz is running against Stokes in Trustee Area 4, the largest area in the diltrtc:t. No challengers have filed to nm agam.t COlta MeM inc:um· bents Jim Ferryman, David Brook.I and Wendy teece . , 30 3 , I I I I I I I I I I I 1.iccnse . •727.306 with ofhcf'l'- He is being held· in Co<; la Mesa Jt11l, \.;1th bdil ~et at $25,000, Wyrick "did -Kathleen Haney LC·\\•.:JW PRICES & VEP.Y FAST KENNY 1/,,· PRINTER :. 2S0·3212 Mvertondl A uto· .. Facts by Paul Frech SERWC:E A REPAIR GERMAN • SWEDISH JAPANESE AUTOMOBllES II dn\er' nOll\.·e thal th<.>ir o;teering "heel' bump or pmd \\hen making a 11ght tum. 11r 11 lhere 1' J cnndrnc ''-iunJ \\h1k 1urnrng 1he~ \\heef "1th 1he l..'.ar 'topped. 1he prohlem \.oulJ N- \\Om tie hid enJ, Thc'e arc th har' tha1 clmnel t tht• h..1110111 1>1 &ht' \tecrrng 'hJft 10 thl' 'pinJk, 1h.i1 attach to the "hel.'h. 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Th air injection ')'tem and the catalytic convener hurn an~ rt\1dual HC and CO at ter the,. ha\c formrd tn the ~omhu,tion chamber but bctore thcv e' II the edlaust. • In our car·IO\ in~ nanon. attention to ctni,.,ion ha' meant tmprovcmcnt-. m air ~uaht) tor U!> all . You 'll find that we L;n(l .. cars in 1de and out "'h1~h gl\cs our cu"r~ contidcncc in a jQb well d<>nc. Folk come to C F (646- 6910) 2090 P\a1..-cnua, Costa Mc~. hccau'C they trust the W\>rk done hcreu tc' that ~implc. You don't need 10 lnow thc._ans~crs to your 1utomo1he problem • you ju l Med a place you t~t who CIOcs- lftd that' where we can help We offer AAA Approved ,;c~ ice. Ind pe_c:ialtz.e in Gtnnan. Swec'hlh. and Japanese cars. me • soon• 4 Monday, August 24, 1998 ROADSTER . CONTINUED FROM 1 spend the week,• Ed Newett said. Although their hobby is expensive, it's also fun and they're going to do it again and .' again, he said Bonneville Sall Flats in Utah is the only place Ul the world that bas a flat area 100 miles long. Ed Newett said he watched can dis- appear on the horizon wh~e the earth curves. More than 300 car's from around the-world were brought to the international event, many of them being pushed to the fun- 1t. Ed Newett sdid he saw friends blow theif engines on the first day. The event has races ror Model-Ts up to mode m-day cars. The Newetts competed in the category for antique, flathead- supercharger gas roadsters The Newett's Eight Ball is a mutt of a car, built from a 1929 Ford Body, 1932 Ford frame and 1948 Mercury e ngine. It took d year just to hnd the parts and more than another year to bwld 1t, Ed Newett said. He satd, however, that there 1s lot of satisfaction in making something that's 50 years old go so fast. Buildtng and racing cars has been a lifetime hobby for Ed Newell. KIM HAGGERlY·lYUUS I DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa resident Colby Newett, right, lifts his son1 Logan, 6, out of their 1929 Ford Roadster as his other son , Cameron, 10, waits, his turn. He remembers being out in his garage 50 years ago with a flashlight at m.idrught trying to get lus Cdr to run. Today. he's doing the same thing Of his six duJdren, only Colby shares his father's pdssion for automobiles ·I trunk h~e Just likes to hang around Wlt e • Ed Newell Sdld JOlungl Colby Newell said he helped his father as a child and built his first car before he even learned to drive. Colby Newell's sons, Cameron, 9, and Logan, 5, also have the bug. They race go- karts. "l llunk it's great,• said Colby Newett's ~e. Kim. • 1 think it gives the dads and kids a family hobby.• It's a safe hobby, Colby Newett said. The roadster, which has a six- poinl roll cage, a five-point seat belt harness and must pass a safety inspection before each race, probably is safer than most cars, the Newetts said. But don't tell Mom that Dad was racing, Cameron said. "Daddy's not allowed to drive until he gets life insurance,• Cameron said, repeating a fami- ly joke. The Newetts will st.art work- ing on the car again this week to get re~ for a meet in El Mirage next nth. They also plan to return o Bonneville next year to defend their title. •Everybody is out to get us now,• Colby Newett said. AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, Around Town, 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627; fax them to 646 4170, or call 540 1224, ext 228 A com plete listing of Around Town cdn be found at www.lat imes.com/pilot TODAY A juried photography exhibition will be on d1~play throuqh S<'pl 18 m the Newport 8C'dCh City Hall Gdllery. UOO Newport Blvd Adrruss1on IS frt>f' ror mor<' mfor- mallon. rdll (~Ml.JI 717-3870 TUESDAY Robert Whitley. a leading wine educator, will prc>sent d white wine ldslinCJ c lr1so, c1t 5.'.lO p.m. c1t The Cdnn<•ty, 3010 Lc1fc1yette Ave., NPwport BPc1ch. Rey1slrc1- tion is $'.l.5 Re st-rvc1llons dH' reqwred. f'Or lllOI(• 111forrnc1Lion, call (949) 675-0B!-!4 WEDNESDAY wtll be presented from 8 to 9 a.m. al the Sheraton Newport Beach, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. Reg1stra- tmn will begin at 7 a.m. Adinis- '>IOn for Professionals in Human Resources Association members •~ $22 in advance and $27 at the door; guests pay $27 in advance and $32 at the door. Students pdy $5 m advance and $10 dl the door. For more mfonnation, call 245- 7834. "This Is Your Garden," a picture book by Maggte South, will be discw.sed from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m m the children's department of the Metro Pomte Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 901 B South Coast Dnve, No. 150, Costa Mesa. Free. For more tnformation, call 444- 0226. The Networkers will meet from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Goll and Country Club, 1701 Goll Course Drive. AdJnis- sion ts $12 and includes lunch. ror more tnfom1ation, call 885- qo93, Creative Recruiting Strategies The Costa Mesa Chamber of &~ CJJZf~/hf?ff Z1tt7 (£)~"-QI/ Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! ::mt • • 3165 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa One Block South of 405 Pwy 545-7168 Commerce will present its busi- ness c1fter-hours mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Wolfgang Puck Cale near Macy's in South Coast Plazd, 3333 Bristol Ave.. Costa Mesa Admission is free for members and $10 for nonmem- bers. Admission includes food. For additional information, call 885-9090. Conscious EaUng will be pre- sented at 7 p.m . at the Metro Pointe Barnes & Noble Book- sellers, 9018 South Coast Drive, No. 150, Costa Mesa. The event is free. For more information. call 444-0226. Health & Wellness Ccnt r MAssAGE Skin Care AROMA1HERAPY BODY TRFA'IMENTS Sauna 0111·n 7 day" a wt•ek • Mon.-Fri !Jam 'lpm. Sat Sun. 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Parents should not be locked into a situa- tion to where they have to pull their kids out of the district and put them into a private school or! another distnct. • Of particular concern to many parents were schools with high limited-English student popula- tions where much of the school's energy is focused on teaching English while attempting to maintain a high -quality, chal- lenging education for other stu- dents. Because of the low test ~cores at many of those schools, Jiowev- er, many parents have wanted lo move their children to othet schools where teaching English isn't as big a focus. But many of those parents' efforts have been frustrated by the moratorium. As recently as March, the school board bas considered granting parents some relief from the moratorium. but district offi- cials concerned about losing class-size reduction funding have warned against it. Barbot said he is wanting to see if there are ways to accom- modate some of the parents who would like to transfer their stu- dents to other schools. "It's awesome," Leece said. HI think it's time to do what's right as far as allowing parents to choose . what school their children would cox CONTINUED FROM 1 become law in three or four weeks." When asked about his thoughts on El Toro and commer- cial aviation, Cox emphasized keeping decisions made concern- ing the site local. "The decision whether or not (El Toro) becomes an airport should be ours," he said. "I don't want Washington to make that decision.• Cox added that he is working with the Federal Aviation Ad.nun- istration on other issues concern- I , The proposed window of opporturuty for ele mentary school trdnsfers also would apply to students now attendmg private schools. School board member Martha Fluor said she favors changing the moratorium policy and is par- ticularly concerned about new families who move into an area, but whose children aren't allowed to attend the neighbor- hood school because of &pace constraints. "It's what I've wanted aH along: she sald. "It makes no sense that kids who move into a school zone can't a ttend that school.· . Board member Judy Franco said she wants to make sure any changes would not infringe on the state's 20-to-1 student- teacher ratio in first through third grades. The distnct would l~e money if the classes dfen't kept to the state's mandated sizes. "I'll need to look at what's gomg to be the situation with the K·3 in terms of not creating a sit· uabon where we· have 21 stu- dents in a class, H she said. "If we do, we'll lose class-size reduction money.• ing the former Marine base, too. "The senttment from some transportation officials is that they don't like local government to have control over noJSe, • be said. "But I strongly d1sagree with this.• Jn light of allegations sur- rounding Clinton and his rela- llorislup with former Wlute House intern Momcd Lewinsky, Cox addressed the po s1bility of the president's tmpedchment from ofhce. "We can't predJct tf the presi- dent is gomg to be indJcted, ·· he said. "But I don't believe I impeachment! is being used as a political route right now. H 1 2th A nnu a l aarbor aeriraoe Run SK FEATURE RACE II FUN RUN/ WALK Plus Kids' Klassic Race and Free Fitness Fair .. " SATURDAY .. ocro 98 at Newport Harbor High School ENTRY FEE INCLUDES: Cuatom T ..Shirt & Poat-Race Refreshments . PRESENTED BY: Bauer Jaguar, The Boumt Foundation, Chill'•. Dally Pilot, The Kennedy/Ma'8hall Company, KEZV Radio, Land Rover Mlcroeoft, New Balance, Theodore Robina Ford, NHHS PT A FOR INFO CALL 949-645-5806 • . • .. PAID ADVERTISEMENT Newport Beach residents and businesses are receiving this letter asking them to work together with the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority to preserve and protect Orange County's quality of life 11-nd econD:mic future. .. , . • 11'• r Dana Point Irvine Laguna Beach Laguna Hills Laguna Niguel Lake Forest Mission ViejO E1<ecutive Director Paul 0. Eckles ' Reu•• .. August 20, 1998' Dear Neighbor: . f N wport Beach will spend r accounts report that the City o c:mbination of firms to Recent local newspape . al public relations firm or. tional commercial up to S 1.5 million .on a ~:~o~l Toro Marine Base to an ~~e;:a as a 24 million champion conversion o ·u then promote the re~se of . of the largest current .,.;rnnrt. The cotlsultants wi. capacity twice the size ~r-·rport with a cargo annual passenger ru facility in the United States. b .t clearly has the right to f budget problems, ut i d consider ch bas bad its share o ou and your city lea ers . Newport B~ ' dollars as it chooses. As y the El Toro Reuse Planning spend its c1uzens taX tell you direCtlY whe1: . . nts stand on the El the choices ahead, we want to South County ciues it represe . rc-roPA) and the seven Authonty v-• L ·~ · Toro issue. . rt is not acceptable to most ansion of John Wayne A~ is should lead you to the We understand that th~ e::h However, we do not ~heve.;::e proposed El Toro residents of Newport e. ~rt at El Toro is' a good i~ea. ld definitely affect your conclusion that a ~ug~ aiaffect Newport Beach, but it ;ou are deeply concerned airport may not d::~~unty. Most reside~ts near E~e~uality of life. neighbors across f El Toro airport on the potential impact o an A•rnnrt expansio?, about bo t John Wayne .. r rt Beach are concerned a u t of an airport there. Are So. residents of Ne~{,.oro are concerned about. th~ threa greement? Here are some and residents near . . there some potenua\ or a these views in confhct.' or .•s things for you to consider. . . the roposed El 'Toro airport • • limited passenger fac1hty. p ca acity bigger than Unlike John Way~~. s annual passengers and a car~o· n~ will probably would have 24 mi ion or Newark. Federal reg~ auo trictions. Cargo LAX. Chicago. Kennedy . posing curfews or fhght res hed led to fly every prohibit new airports from.:st aircraft, and flights are sc u . the largest, no1 earners use day on average. · s 24 boors a • . . {r three minute , h that desire to . ai rts elsew ere . . There are existing and planned ~~~~~:~ a~f Southern California. Page 2 • provide cargo and passenger se , 92623-9575 0 Box 19575 •Irvine. CA 1 Civic Center Plaza • P. . • modate the labor . b than housing to accorn Orange County already baslm~~:as: this housing imbalance. · rt would on Y force. An airpo . t ractical and ignores needs its own airport is no p . A' rt is about to The idea that every c~:~ planning. For ex~~le, c;:i~s = the orange the advantages ~~.reg annual passengers and is JU t \ We n.eed betur • ---eitpand to 23 m1 ion roblem isn't a lack of ~rts. County border. The p . rts that cun-ently ui.sL transportation to the atrpo . with an airport or with . un will benefit economically ed for E\ Toro. The . Most people beheve the co ~"g non-aviation reuse proi><:>s noise and congesuon . Plan the eitciu.. 'th th poUuuon . the Millennium ' ced to put up w1 e be served at other . · . Do we want or n . tion needs can . rt quesnon 1:5: . rt when our air uansporta. ing jobs, educauon. spo . of an add1nonal airpo have the homes, h1gh-paY . . ? . rts? Or. do we want to Millennium Plan envlSlons. aU1>0 space that the . recreation and open . ·-" to preserve their own h tever 1t U'U°'es han i\ling to spend w a better purpo es t lt is obvious that both si:~i: ;at public funds c~ ~ ::~t f :rregional airport plan interests. Ho;e:~:;n neighbors. We need t~t:U:ty. Help us to tone dow~ t:~ch an all-out ba e resident of orange Write your Newpo . that does no barm to any ftnd common solutions. l with us not against political rhetoric so that:,:' 644-3004 and ask the~ to ~o~e arid ec~nomic future. City Council mem~rs or rve and protect our quf:1•lY o for the neir.t generauon. oU fightil\& to prese make a difference us. We are orkif\g togetlier, we can We ~lievelhatby w ~ti)~ Paul D. Eckles E)tecutive Difeetor • .. • I \ • - • • • • • I • • EYE-OPlNER Weather or not, ~ ~ school footbal players begin 1998 season today with first of "'" ccncttioniig days I • below 6 Newport Beach/Costa Maso Daily Pilot I QUOTE Of TII DAY ., ... ._kids cnl I see tyt-fHYI on a lilt el '-11111 •'re ready to go --· Dave Perkins, Estancia football coach Mcoday, August 2.4, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Corison • 949-57 A-4223 /).---~~~~---~~----....::::.------~~,--~~~---~~~ / H I I .H S C H 0 0 L f 0 0 T I A L L .. .. .. / ../ IT ALL STA TS FOR COSTA · ESA, •The '98 season begins with three days of conditioning. llotf ~ Ti e marching bands and cheerledders have been prepar- ing for weeks, but the pnnc1pals around whlch the annual September spectacle of high school football ,... revolves the teams -can finally begin tuning up for their first taste of Fri- day night lights today with the opening of fall prncllce. 12-year coach John Llebengood, unexpected- ly resigned days before the scheduled opening of spring practice. ·1 think these kids and I see eye- to-eye on a lot of things and we're ready to go.• Perkins, a former New- port Harbor player and assistant coach, begins his 16th year as a head coach by welcoming an estimated 40 varsity play- ers, eager to improve upon a 4-5-1 record in 1997. Jeff Brinkley, the dean of district coaches, enters hls 13th campaign at Newport Harbor, with an expected windfall of more than 100 varsity athletes to christen the · Sailors' 67th varsity season. Har- bor went 10-2 in '97, reaching at least the CIF DAY ' Es BG c their respective helms with two-a-day work- outs. They have presea- son rosters composed of 50 and 48 players, respectively. Local teams, as well as those throughout the Southern Section, will fully utilize the 13 or 14 days available to them to prepare for their season ..__ ________ ___, debuts. Cd.M, Mesa and New- port open the season Fri- day, Sept. 11, while Estancia debuts the Perkins era Sept. 12 with a road date against Mag- nolia. With so few days to put the finishing touches on a foundation built by spring practice, summer passing leagues and weight training pro- 1 ~~~~~~CM)~~o~s~oj grams, area coaches said I! they would waste little time getting into their reg- FALL P ACTICE R HARBOR Jerry Howell Dave Perkins Freeman, whose Sea Kings -2-8 a year ago -open with Marina, has dis- continued the 5 a.m. workouts that haunted Cd.M players in recent years. Similarly, both Brinkley and Howell said they expect little deviation from their regular workout regimens. "It was like starting basketball prac- tice at 12:01 a.m., but I think we got away from the whole purpose of doing it,• explained Freeman, who will begin practice today at 7 a.m. with physical testing initiated this season to keep tabs on players' strength, speed and agility. Dick. Freeman Jeff Brinkley hanging over them at the end of the day.• Howell, who extended an open invi- tation to any prospective Mustang play- ers still interested in joining either the varsity or freshmen squads this week, hopes to continue a roll that included a school single-season record 10 wins last \ fall. The Mustangs are scheduled to begin against Saddleback. Local players will also be asked to _ supplement their twice-daily practices, which will include conditioning, with instructional meetings, special teams sessions and weightlifting. Enthusiasm is a common theme .among players and coaches a l four Newport-Mesa District schools, but nowhere more so, perhaps, than Estancia High. That's where first-year head man Dave Perkins believes a tumultuous off-season can officially be put to rest, when the Eagles take the field with helmets, T-shirts and shorts to begin the three-day "conditioning peri- od• that will precede the deployment of full gear Thursday. Southern Section Division V semifinals for the fourth time in six years. ular practice routines, avoiding the ·Hell Week• conditioning emphasis of bygone years. "We just run practice as is, with the exception of wearing pads of having contact,• said Brinkley, who will see familiar opponent Orange for the eighth straight opening night. ·we like to get our lifting and conditioning done in the morning, so the kids don't have that Players at Newport and CdM will remain on campus throughout the day, in order to build camaraderie, maintain football focus. and mpmuze the amount of work they can squeeze in before the .. season begins. • "It's JUSt a blip.• Perkins said of the uncertamty that gripped the program when Roy Scaffidi, lured to replace Costa Mesa Coach Jerry Howell and Corona del Mar head man Dick Free- man each kick off their fourth season at ·we'll condition at the end of prac- tice, but we need to get things done,• Perkins said. Coaches seek to kill preseason dead period •Three-week break in . supervised conditioning defies logic, increases potential for physical breakdowns, coaches say. N ewport-Mesa high school football coaches believe it's llme the ClF Southern Section-imposed "dead penod, • which proh1b1ts supervised condltiorung workouts three weeks poor to the beginrung of fall practice. met its demise. And, they're hopmg. 1t does so before the recent trdg1c deaths of two hlgh school players earlier Uus week in Wichita, Kansas -both of whom collapsed after'pracbcing in 100-degree heat -are repeated on their own practice fields. Heat exhaustion (whlle not ' yet officially ident.lfied as the .. .. --,. . cause of the Kansas fatalities) is only one of myriad ills that a lack of conditioning invites. And. certainly, even the most fit a thletes are not immune to this potential and often mysterious malady. But with the dead period in place, it's virtually impossible for players to enter the traditional two-a-day workouts that kick off practice each fall at the same htness level they've worked all spring and summer to achieve. And, that being the case, it's obVlous that susceptibility to injury, or worse, becomes a clear and present threat. "It's crazy to tell kids they can't run for three weeks before practice starts,• Estancia Coach Dave Perkins said. •It contradicts everything we know about conditioning. Right now, they give us three days to get kids in condition to play football (the allotted practice days before issuing full gear) and that's ridiculous. "Obviously kids with half a brain, and our kids have half i\ brain, are going to continue to run on their own during those three wee}cs. But to expect the kids to work at the .same level they would under a coach's supervision doesn't make any sense to me.• Corona del Mar Coach Dick Freeman believes a solution would be to shift the dead period to the start of summer. which would allow players to vacation with their families and still allow for a more continuous conditioning base heading into fall workouts. He is not alone. ·u we had two weeks where all we could do was run and condition, before we put the pads on, that would be ideal,• Freeman said. "The way it is now, the kids are as sore as they're going to get after the PREPS third day of practice, then we put pads on them and combine that with pad soreness that goes with the first few days of hitting. That doesn't seem logical to me.• Newport Harbor Coach Jeff Brinkley said he and his staff, like most coaches, prescribe running and conditioning GO EAST, YOUlll jWOMEll, GO EAST programs for their players to carry out during the three-week break. But while he believes, for the most part, his players are conscientious about staying in shape, there is ample opportunity for let down.• Some fitness specialists believe a mere five-day layoff is long enough to wipe out an aerobic base built by months of training. If this is indeed true, most players are washing away much of their cardiovascular gains Qlfay dead-period day they spend splashing through the shore break. Costa Mesa Coach Jerry Howell agrees his athletes would be better prepared to handle the physical demands of the sport if coaches drove workouts during the first three weeks of August. But, he points out, the three-week break before fall drills can help bring players back mentally refreshed and eager to spill sweat, with season-opening contests loom two weeks down the road. "It's six-of-one, half-dozen of the other,• Howell said. •Kids would be in better shape, physically, without taking the three-wee k break. But practicing straight through the five or six weeks before the first game. sets up the potential for burnout." Current CIF rules allow water polo and cross country, both of which are even more aerobically demanding than football, to declare their own dead period. This allows coaches to increase the duration of traming for their athletes before the first contest. Football coaches do hold the key to reform in their own hands, and could mobilize to modify the e~ting CIF legislation through the Southern Section Council. FALL RITUAU Lle birds and bees tn the prlng, when September pproacbes there ls an ) annual departure of many f young standout athletes : • and with It often comes the bon voyage party, such as a gathering for Corona del MU: High'• Crysaa Byen (far lefij, an All-American sailor who wtll be attending Boston Collegi; and Newport Harbor's All-Amerlcu volleyball player, Leura We ... '- Wbo lbares the moment wt* her little lliter, Kristen. weaw. WW be •tleDdtng Brown Umftnlty In Provtclenat, U n.y an botb ICbedaled to ..,.... Oil Ttlelday. SINMTUS SOSIODIQIO / OM.Y Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot I 111 F S • ~lock quits ntans • :• Burnout, coupled with down last season,· Plock said. • 1 had a good freshman , year, but :suspension, leads to then screwed myself." :Estancia High product's Plock was referring to the one-• month suspension he received for :'decision to leave Titans. violation the Cal State Fullerton i FULLERTON drug-policy. ~ Cal State I O 6 p S "I had a month off and wasn't :F u l l e r t 0 n sure whether I wanted to play any •announced that Danny Italiano, a more," Plock said. "Besides, I put t6-foot-5 shooting guard from myself in a bole as far as this sea- :-,Jerusalem, Israel, will begin bas-son goes." ~tball practices today with the Plock is unsure on whether he pltans. Italia.l)o's arrival was con-will return to basketball with cvenient tor the Titans as Dane another school. He plans to offi-~l~ announced that he woUld dally redshirt this season to main- )lot return to play this season. tain two yea.rs of eligibility while ~ "I've been talking with the he decides. "I just got pretty ~?.8ch for a while," the Estancia burned out,• Plock said. "I need •ttigh product said. "We both to decide if basketball is what I :decided that it would be best if want to do 'lllid if so, where." :we all went our different ways.. In the meantime, Plock will be ~ Plock, who is 6-foot-l, aver-attending classes at Cal State ' aged 6.3 points as a freshman, but Fullerton and will likely seek out a job as well. :ran into personal problems his II he decides to play again, and '80phomore year. His point-per-some program is willing to give ~ame average dropped to just 3.5, him a shot, Plock knows one ,fill of which were scored from off thing for sure. "I won't make that :tJle bench. mistake again," he said. t :Things were just up and _ by Jason Hill •• ~Slammers slam the door shut ' ~ ,SAN LUIS OBISPO -The Slam-y 0 U T H $ 0 ( ( I I ~mers boys under-14 soccer team ltravelled to Central California last weekend and came back champi-~ons in the under-14 Green Division al the San Luis Obispo Touma- tme9t. ' For the Slammers, it was an opportunity to play teams for other iregions than the Los Angeles/Orange Coun!X area. ~ The team handled the new opponents well by taking complete con- ~ trol of play. : The Slammers scored 10 goals in four matches, but more unpor- ~tantly held opponents scoreless for the duration with an excellent \defensive effort. ~ Josh Arenas, Erle McGowan and Josh Valerio controlled the action tat midfield. What few charges got past midfield were summarily ~stapped by Joey Benedettt, Adam Uhl, K.C. Rawlins and Joseph Sall- ' nas in the backlield. : WW Johnson and Clark Fonda alternated in goal. t Key goals were scored by Rawlins, Israel Villegas, Julian Cerutti tand Blake Dillon. ~ Johnson, when Fonda took over between the posts, scored a goal in 1 consecutive games. : The Slammers play at the North Huntington Beach Tournament on : the weekend of Sept. 5. ' ~ boating Expo only for the big boys t : NEWPORT BEACH -California's All-Big-I o I f I I I ~Boat boat show, the Udo Yacht Expo, returns to ~Udo M~a Village Sept. 24-27 for its 20th year. t The show will feature big in-the-water power and sailboats, 26 feet ' in length and up, plus a selection of gear, equi_pment and services for ~owners of large yachts. ) Big boat shoppers can get their first look at 1999 models making ~debuts on the West Coast. Over 200 boats will be open and available r for personal inspection by patrons at the expo. ! The boats will be in the water at the docks of Lldo Marine Village. ~ Show hours are: Thursday Sept. 24 -noon - 7 p.m.; Sept. 25 11 a.m . : -7 p.m.; Sept. 26 10 a.m. -7 p.m. and Sept. 27 10 a .m. - 6 p.m. ' Admission is $8 for adults. Children 12-and-under are free. : For information, caU the Duncan Mcintosh Co. at (949) 757-5959. I I .. __ . . . . . HIGH SCHOOL FOOTIALL SCHEDULES CORONA on MAR (noNe.gue) Sept. 11 -Marina (at Westminster), 7:30 Sept. 18 -Costa Mesa (at OCQ, 7 Sept. 25 -Oak Park (at Newport). 7 Oct. 1 • Sa,ddleback (at SA Bowl), 7 Oct. 8 -at Westminster, 7 (SeaView~) Oct. 16 ·at Newport Harbor, 7:30 Oct. 23 -Santa Margarita (at Saddleback College). 7:30. Oct. 30 -Irvine (at Newport), 7 :30 Nov. 5 ·Woodbridge (at Irvine). 7 Nov. 13 -El Toro (at Newport), 7:30 -+- CostA MBA (nonte.gue) Sept. 11 • Saddleback {at SA Bowl), 7 Sept. 18 ·Corona del Mar (at OCQ, 7 Sept. 24 -St. Anthony (at Newport). 7 Oct. 2 -Western (at OCQ, 7 Oct. 10 -Anaheim (at La Palma Park), 7 (PMiflc Coast Lffgue) Oct. 16 ·Estancia (at OCQ, 7 Oct. 22 -University (at Irvine), 7 Oct. 30 • Laguna Hills (at OCQ, 7 Nov. 6 • at Laguna Beach, 7 Nov. 13 -at Aliso Niguel, 7 -·i.- ESTANCIA (nonleague) Sept. 12-Magnolia (at La Palma Park), 7 Sept. 18 -Westminster (at Newport), 7 Sept. 25 -Garden Grove (at OCC), 7 Oct. 2 -Anaheim (at La Palma), 7 Oc( 9 -SA Valley (at SA Bowl), 7 (Pacific Coast League) Oct. 16 -Costa Mesa (at OCC), 7 Oct. 23 • Aliso Niguel (at Newport). 7 Oct. 30 • at Laguna Beach, 7 Nov. 6 -University (at Irvine), 7 Nov. 12 -Laguna Hills {at Newport), 7 -+- NEWPORT HAR80ft (nonleague) Sept. 11 -Orange (home). 7:30 Sept. 17 -Marina (home), 7:30 Sept. 26 -Sweetwater (home), 7:30 Oct. 2 • Glendora (home), 7:30 Oct. 9 -Magnolia (at La Palma Park), 7 (Sea View League) Oct. 16 -Corona del Mar (home), 7:30 Qct. 23 -Woodbridge (at Irvine), 7:30 Oct. 29 • Santa Margarita (home). 7 Nov. 6 · El Toro (home), 7:30 Nov. 13 • at Irvine, 7:30 HAPPY lllTHDAY ElAINI WHrmMoM. sec 0 /V}ltM D2A:anma; sec ~ ~=v·s D E E P S E A Newport Lllndlng · no report. Davey's Lodcer -no report. Friday, August 28, 1998 1 . . Where c~n you find good people, great neighborhoods, thriving industry and excellent schools? From Costa Mesa to the Newport Coast, our newsroom is gathering copy and photos to show what makes pur area so special. Jhey've caught the spirit, and we're certain our readers will tool Adverti~e your message in this special· keepsake issue. Reserve Space by Monday, August 2.4, 5 p.m. J. To Catch the Spirit, call 642~4321 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS f'Jondoy, August 2.4, 1998 7 -rs VOLLEYIALL ii lie .. p •• •I Sailors win Hawa.ii tournament ~ ~ HONOLULU -Whatever concerns anyone around Newport Harbor High possessed as the 1998 higp school girls volleybafi season approaches can be dispelled, nght now. Although the format was strange, to say tlie least, Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors withstood all challenges to capture the lolaru l ligh Invitational Saturday, besting Hawaii's best, Kamehameha High, in the finals, 10-9, 4-15, 12-8. ~our kids really played weU, • said Glenn by telephone Sunday. •But, ff he hastened .to add, ~there's certainly room for improvement.• Tournament rules dictated every set to 15-rninute t:Une-fun.its (with timeouts), and it\ Saturday's open- er the Sailors were down almosL. the entire ·way before tymg the match at 9-9 with 0:08 left, then they got the winner when Kleran Collins made i\ tremendous dig to save and April Ross took the pop fly as if it were a set and drove home the winner before some 600 volleyball fans at lolaru High Kamehameha rall1ed to win the second set con- vincingly, but m the third set the Sailors jwnped to • •• '· s a 4-0 lead and never relinqw.shed it Kamehameha rallied to withln 9-7 before finally ii falling, 12-8, as the clock ran out. ~: No all-tournament tearo was selected but Ross,• !I, Jennifer Carey and Erica Wade all played with aD-•I. tournament wntten across their backs. . - It all began on Thurs, day with pool play as Hair ·0 It, bor dofeated Hawaiian foes McKinley, 15-1, 15-0; '· Pearl City, 15·7, 15-3, Aiea, 15-0, 15-2; and split with . l , Hawaii's best, Kamehameha 9-10 10-7, to assume the No. 1 seed 901.ng mto the qua.i:ters ~ Newport topped Santa Barbdrd m the quarters on Fnday. 15-2, 12-10; then topped Mt Carmel, 15-4, 14-10 and Uruvers1ty (San D1ego1. 15-0, 13-11 to - reach Saturday evening's MFtndl-fmal• against ~i Kamehameha edged out Pbyllll Dnytan ol tbe ·~llfDllti; Harbor Yacht Cub for the title. Brian Bissell (NHYC) WOil the Sabal dass while Matt Bissell won the Sabat C- Lido Isle's Ryan Cook won the Sabat n ,, 1 ) i ' ) ~ ... -91!8My, the NCAA Division ll Player of 10 years ago this week. .. &1992 for Cal Poly Pomona tennis, u the tennis coach for Corona del ftgb ~ del Mar's Brian Sllilgsby, 17-years-old fll lbt tbne, finished 13th in the 15-20 divtS1on at .. lntMnational Triathlon Championslups in Hill finish helped Team USA to score and win the world juniors team title. Harbor and Corona del Mar were 1-l8d in a debate over re-leaguing. llaeb IChools protested the proposed align- ... tebeme and both protests fell on deaf ears •\Ci31P.voted 9-0 in favor of the propoSal that put 1llllmS in the current Sea View League ecored twic~ in an 11-4 wm msQ'oaal water polo team. ~ to SpetD and fell into cash prizes for the best sand sculptors! Sunday Sept. 13, 1998 Big Corona State Beach 10 a.m. -5 p.m. PACIFIC EIBELL. • -1!!!1111 --- -Sponson- ·tcHIGtfT SPOHSOAS" ~.Pilot Dagle Wcllk Bcigs ENTRY FORM Presented by Every register~ participant will receive 2 FREE round-trip ticktts to Catalina! LATHAM .. -- (Must be ~tNed by Stptembcr 9, 1998) TeamNomc--------~---- Teamleada_-------~---- F1mVOrgentzbt N.ttcss. _ _._ _____________ ...,._ __ ., (.rty ________ . ______ _ lelephone-------------- lntry,.. .at be CftCIG•• UCheck U Crtdlt Card MIC Viw Q /'.m bi> Nlmtonartt-..., _ __.. __ .....,...._ ____ _ <Md f'ollnbcr ___________ _ t>IPO..----------........ "!"\""-------Sig'likft _______________________ .,...._ • SlSOO arcs. Oris, tcCOll'(re ,.,.,.,., ctr:) w•0.•-•" .. "'--•·-••.._$9() 00 yW ntlghbon &ogdherf) Ottw:r~ ~00 CMc ~tOnS.. ~$0UP'J. \GWC cl\h, ~ ~. . ... . . .. . . . .. . . . ... . . . . . .. .. . . . . ii ••• ... .. ... # .. t , -8 Monday, Augu1t 24, 1998< Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pifot • .111 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES 'UILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICfS ' :_PUBLIC NOTICES In acc0tdanca w111\ Iha 10 entltf into th• controct DITION4l SCHOOL SIG· Boat A1n1a1s. UC, tCA), BIY9taQ• Control to seu 11-PUBLIC NOTICE du-;ttd by an •lldlvuJu:il :mlgoCA ~2lio Newport PUBLIC NOTICI ptol/iSlona ol C11ilorn11 and ••Kull the r.quort<I NAGE. 503 fHI f dg1wa111. Ntw• cohOlu: t>e1111ag1s at• 3333 _ Hava you 11a1ted d0<ng each, 1 11 con Fl tltloua Bualn ... "'---,-U-8-L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , Public Cont11C1 Code Sec· documents auch bid aecu· CONTRACTS AND AGREE· Pof'I 8Hch, CA 92603 BRISTOL ST. STE 2683, Flctltloua Bu1ln111 bus1n111 yet? No Thi~ .. bbu~ nt1~~1vid al • c f,t t l "" IJOn 3300, tile 011111ct rt• ' T MENTS Thia bualnue It con· COSTA MESA, CA 92626 N St t mint Victor Alvarez duct""' V en "" u N•m• • emen 6 ~"' STATl!MltNT OF Qulrll thOl lhl bidder pos· ~Zith~:I p~~lo~O:::~~: aO::~ AWARD OF CONTRACT ducted by· Umlted Llabllity For lhl lollow1no type of TM fofi:W.n: p~raons 1111 Tt111 11e111nent wat hied H11va you 7·~~ted doing The follow ng P~IOtll Ill ~ HH ttlt lolfowong clH· I f II I FOR STRATEGIC COM• Co. License 20 OFF·SALE doing business 11• w1lh the County Clerk of buslneu Vil ,.o doing bvalneu H. -·-... ABANDONMf!NT OF Stl1Cll10n of contractor's II· Sha I ttmain In u Orce MUNICATIONS REGARD· Have you Sllrtt<I dotng BEER ANO WINE T ofloon Collectoblts 2.384 Otano• Counly on 8·t3·00 OSC:lll Bugannl, Jr. GRAMMATICA, 15 Roboo , USE OF FICTITIOUS cenH at lhl tune that lhe ~~~.:i~:c:~r::o~~h1~~ ING THE COMMERCIAL bu11ne11 yet? YH, 8·11·98 Pvblllhtd Newport H!fbot Blvd, #201, Costa 19989787071 Thia ttattmtnt w~ ~ii~ CCM1, Newpon Beach, CA _, • BUSINESS HAMI! cont11C1 IS awarded· ritd In the gl(lerll condl· AVIATION .. EUSE OF EL Newport Beach Jet Ski l Beach-Costa Mtel Oa1'1. Mesa, CA 92626 Dally Pilot Aug 17, 24, 31, wilh lhlC Covnty a.t'7.9g 92M.3 Ot 15 The loUowmg .,_,sons Conlraclor: B General 1 ons TORO MCAS TO HILL & 8011 ~1111, LLC. Todd Pilot Aug 24, 31, Sept. • James Cole 236<1 Harbor Se 1 7 1998 m3o3 Ofano• ounty on Sheil• Lynn eyer, have abandoned tht use of Contractor License 'Tne DISTRICT reservH KNOWLTON ANO FlEISH· Schlmmelpt1nnlg, PrHI· 1990 m314 BIYd. inot : Colla Mesa, P • 19919787342 Aobon Court, Newpott 1he Ftc1111ous Bu1lne11 PUBLISH: Augu1t 24. the ,1 ht 10 rt)KI an 01 111 MAN Hll.1.ARD. denVKlng PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Dally P1lol Aug. 24, 31, Beach, CA 92663 Name: Tai Mahal Dent111ry. 1998 and A~~sr 31. 1998 b4d• Oor to walvt lny Ir-MISCELLANEOUS AC· This at111m1nt wu filed Robert Clagg, 802 s. Sept 7, t4, t 998 m3HI Thia bu~lneu I' con- 23521 P1116 De V1J11ncra WAU< TM~UGH. S11P· rogutatltios 01 lritoimalitlll TIONS • wllh the County Clerk ol Flctltloua lualn•H Clemente, Anaheln, CA. Flc lltlo..,1 BuslneH PUBLIC NOTICE dHuc:lld by. an l~lvddu:01,..., ,, -~ 1300, Laguna Hills, CA temt>er 9, 1998 II 9 00 In an bidl or In the bid· EMEAGENCY ACCESS Orang• County on 8·13•98 ,92805 Nam• Sl at•m•nt IVI you at • • .• .... 92653 , am .• OCC M11nttnanc1 Of· din Y FOA EMERGENCY RE· ~9989797053 Name Statement This business ts con· The following pttsons 111 business y11? No -Amit A Mahmoudi A, 4 free, 1~111,td at South..,eSI A~ r.ci1.11red by Sect.on SPONSE ON LIDO ISLE Oaoly Pilot Aug. 17, 24, 3t. The lollowong pe~sons atl ducted by: co.partner• d<WIO business as: Flctltloua BualneH Shella Lynn Dreyer , ;l<tnd&ll St . Laguna Niguel, corntt oF Memmac Slleet 1773 01 th• Ca11tornt1 PUBLIC HEARING S-i>t. 71 1998 m300 ~~~~s:C,~'ii 215S2 Have you started doing Natoonal Reminder SIMCl• Name St atement This 11atecment w~ ~ii~ i:A 92677 p11k1ng IOI Laber Cod• "" D11ector of p u B L I c HE A." I N G I • business yet?"•' 6·16·98 West 2653 Elden Avenue Th• lqltow1ng l)lflOl\S .,. W1lh th• ounty ., 0 The Fictitious Busin•n BtD~ATE: October 7, lh• Depar1menl ol lndUI• A.~ENDING DEvnop. PUBLIC NOTICE NBewtandCA s9·2~Jiuntlngton Roben Clagg • 18·2" Costa MeSI, CA doing bUSl/llSS ••: Orange Counly on 11·13·98, • Name rel1111ed to above 19118 2·00 pm. trial Relailon• ol the 51111 MENT POLICY Q OF THE each, .,.,,. 1 This statement w11 lilocl 92627 No )Llmll Graphics. 10 19988717081 •. 1"~11 filed In Orange County BO o DATE October 01 Colilornla has det1r· t.:AND USE ELEMENT OF Flctlllou• Bu•lnHI ,cure(c~') •~r~r2 ::e211c1~ w1111 the county Clerk ol Chiirlos faulkner c 11ner, D~erwood East. ltVlna, CA Dally Pllot Aug 17. 24, 31. _on 11 /25/1907. Fiie 21 >998 mined the generally prevail-THE GENEAA.L PLAN RE· Name Statement G.C-·H ,,; 10 seed. a~A Orange County on 8·S.98 111. 2653 Elden Avenue IS. 926n4 Sept. 7, 1998 m307 No.19976740815 N9 paymen1 shall be ing ratH of wages rn thti LATINO TO TIMESHARE The tollowlng per$ons lft 92548 un 1 g n • 199997 815242 2 Costa Mesa CA 92627 Manuel Ryan Espinosa. iO Am11 A Mahmoud! A. 4 ll'qd1 lor work or mate11at locaJ.ty I/\ which Iha WCHk PROJECTS (GENERAL doing bu1tn1ss as: Thi b 1 I. 0~ If P 101 Aug 24 31 ThtS bustne'.u 11 con-Deerwood Eeat, Irvine, CA · Kendall St • Laguna ~1guel wider lh• contract unless Is ID be perlormed Copies PL.AN AMENDMENT 98-FBA Eng1neeting Conault· s us ness_l 1 con· ' ' • • • ductt<I by an 1ndiv1dUlll 92$)4 h ••{;A 92677 and 4nt1I the Reg1S1rar ol ot these wa rate de~tlnt· 2(8)) Ing Electrlcel Eng1nee1t, ducted by· a COfpgratlon $9pt 7, 14, 19'J8 m317 Have ou atarted doing This 1>us1nen Is con· Overstocked wit " -This business 1s con· ConuactQts ve11lle1 10 thl nations, en~ed PREVAIL· CONTINUED BUSINESS 3420 trvlne Avenue, Su1t1 ~a~e you ?~':'todF ~oi":,O PUBLIC NOTICE bUsinos~ yet? Yes. 7127/98 ducted by:. an Individual stuff? ,1 -ducted by an rnd1vldual DISTRICT that the CON, ING WAGE SCALE'' are BAYFRONT ENCROACH· 200, Newrrt Boach, CA 1::~ness VII es. e 1 Charlot Faulkner Corter 111 Have you started dolng A call IO) Amor A Mahmoudi 1 A TRACTOR was properly Ii· maf/llained at lho DISTRICT MENTS IN WEST NEW· 92660-318 . ..i Flctlllous Buslne~ Thos s1.i1ement was tiled business V817 No Classified . • • • • '· '• • • • , • . , • • • • • • • • • t . • • • • • 199867670 57 censed ot tho time lhe con· ofllc• localed •I" l370 POAT BAY CHANNELS AO· Frederick Brown Assocl· ,cure ARett:rchK M~c~.. Name Statement wilh lhll County Cttrk ol Manuel Ay11n E~pinosa . wlll help Thts slatemont was hied 11oc1 was awarded. Any Adams Ave .• Cotl.l Mesa. JACENT TO 400 ClUB· alts (CA), '3420 Jrv1nt Av· ;;c .•. d nn . en . .ky, The following persons are Otano• County on 7·27·98 Tnls s1a1ement was 111n 842·5878 lh th c t Cle k 01 CONTRACTOR not so h· CA 92626. Phy,is;al Faeth· HOUSE DRIVE (contd. from enue, Suite 200, Nawpon Thtt.si ontt 1 11~_. doin business.,. 19988765299 with Ille County Clerk of --~..;.::;;..;;;.;;;..;;.,...--....,,.... W• 1 oun Y ' c11nsed os sub1ecl to penal· Pl ' d II 7127198) Beach CA 92660-3109 lS sta •men was '""' H :fi . c Orange Counly on 8-13·98 DE Orange County on 8·13 98 toes under the l;iw II the U· ~~~ •• :~~n~nt~H:~ ~~a . CURRENT BUSINESS This • business Is con· wilh the County C'erk ot PL~E: ~9 ~L~fTRI ti !UP· Daily Ptlol Auo 17, 24, 31, 199887670153 TRA Daily P1101 Aug 17, 24. 31, cense c:tiiss1hcatoon spec1· upon requ~~1. •• Yhe Conlra1. OAAL AEPORT ON THE ducted by: a corporation Orange County o~ d·12·98 Co5ta'Me~a, c:c;~6~7 vo., Sept. 7, 1998 m310 Daily Polol Aug. t7, 24, 3t, Sepl 7, 1998 • m31 1 food here1nabove os ll"lo.t ol 10, shall pos\ a c:opy ot this INTEARA PRESENTATION Have you started doing . 18g8671515990 pH Corp. (CA), 1916 Pia· PUBLIC NOTICE Sept 7, 1999 m300 through classifled PUBLIC NOTICE a spoc1iilly co~1tractor as document 01 each fob site. ON MILLENNIUM PLAN. business yet? Yes, 1968 Oaoly Pilot Aug1 i7. 24, 31, cenlie Ave. Costa Mesa, ---------·---------------842 • .:878 dullncd In Sechon 7058 ol Tho Contraclor and any Publlshed Newport Frederick Brown Auocl· Sept. 7, 1998 1 m309 CA 92627 fictitious BuslneH PUBLIC NOTICE 'I ___ N_O_T_l_C_E_T_O ___ lho Cnhtornoa Business and subconlroclor utider ii shall Beach-Costa Mesa Dally ales, Lesllo K. McCrimmon, PUBLIC NOTICE Th;-S business Is con Name Statement 1--------- Proh1ss1ons Code lho spe· pay nol Ins lhlri Ille spoc· P1101 August 24. 1998. P11sldent dueled by; a corporatton The following pe<sons are Flctltlou1 Busln•H CONTRACTORS c1a11y con11ac1or awarded thed prevoil•no rales of m313 This Slatement was filed Flctl\jous Bualness Have you .started dorng domo business as· Name Statement CALLING FOR BIDS tha Contracl for th•s Work wages 10 an v.C>flters em· with the Coun1y Clerk ol business yer> Yes 1974 NE w p 0 RT c 0 As T The following persons are • Scnool D1s1roc1 shall itself construct • ma· ployed in the execution ol PUBLIC NOTICE Or11noe County on 8·13·98 Name Statement p H Corp B~tty Wit· GROUTCO 100 Scholtz domg business as· . ft ·-_..... .... ' • COAST COMMUNITY COL· 10111y ol the Work. on IC· the Contract 18986797073 The lollow111g persons 1re le,;,s~n CFo'' Plaza 1206 Newport WESTERN WINO AVIA· LEGE DISTRICT coidance wnh tho provi· No bidder may withdraw NOTICE OF Dally Piiot Aug. 17, 24, 31, dofn~ busl~oss as: This statemenl was filed Beach, CA 92S63 TION. 201 W. Dyer Rd• VlmW Bid Deadline October 7, soons of Cahlorn1a Busi· ony bid tor ti period ol sl•ty P~BLIC AUCTION Sept. 7, t998 m305 a) B ACH N BAY RENTAL with the County Clerk of Solla Donalls Cendejas, NB2, Sonia Ana, CA 92707 MCIPIC P .. --1 1998 at 2 oo pm ness and Prolesslons Code (SO) days alter the date sol No1tce Is hereby glv~n CO.. • Orange County on 8•6.98 100 Scholtz Plaza· 1206 Fellx Lapld11. 301 .C.W. M•MONAL MM Place of Bod Receipt 01· Section 7059 for the opening of bids. th11t lhe undertlgned wiH PUBLIC NOTICE b) BEACH N BAY PROP· 19 9SIS78Cl411 Nowpert Beiich CA 92663' Carriage Or • Santa Ana, ,.. __ _.arv •a.a~ ........ ,.., hce of Director ol Purchas· All Work must be com· A payment bond shall be sell at PUBLIC AUCTION ERTIES. 1501 W. Balboa Th b 1 • 1 CA 92707 ....,.Cha,,.pet'""·: ,..:::r:::.,:1u;;;.J 1ng. Coast Community Col· ploled w11h1n 75 consacu-required p1tor to execution on 09/t4/98 at 11 '.00 a.m. Flc:tltlou• Buslnesa Blvd., Newport Beach, CA D111ly Pilot Aug. IO, 17, 24, d~t!d b~s .~e~~tvi~ua~on· This busintas 1s con· "".,,,. ~, lege 01st11c1 B•dg ·o . hve days Time 1s of the es· ol the contrict and shall be at: ALLSPACE. 8564 HAM· N•m• State ment 92663 31. 1998 m296 Have 0~ started doin ducted by: an lndrviduol t370 Adams Avenue. Costa sence failure to c:omplele In lhe form set forth In the ILTON AVE .. HUNTINGTON The following persons ate Jana F11lrrlngton Shuler, PUBLIC NOTICE busines~ yet? No g Htwe you started doing Mesa. CA 926:?6 1110 Work w11h1n the time contract documents. BCH., CA 92646 the per· doing business es: 1207 O.octord Lano, Newpcn Sofia Danolis Cende'as business yet? No Pr oject ldon1111cal1on sol toflh he.rein woll result on Pursuant 10 Section 22300 sonal property ot the fol· BCI FRAMING & ORY· Beach, CA 92660 Fi ctitious Buelness Tills statomont wa~ lllod Felix Lapldis lege Compuler Cenler damages tor each day or Code, the contract will con· NAME. NITI Orange, CA 92865 ducted by. an Individual The following persons ore Orange County on 8·13·98 with the County Clerk of PIERCE Name: OrJngo Coosl Col· lho tmposi11on of llqu1dn1od of the Publlc Contract lowrng: ~ WAU, 2292C N. Batavia, This bu~lnest Is con· Name Statement v.rth the County Clerk ol This slotomonl waa tiled Eleclrrcal HVAC Upgrade· delay. rn lhe amount sel iatn provisions perm11t1ng INVEN RT BCI Enterprises, Inc .• (CA), Ha'!'e you ?s~rted doing doing business as· 19986767064 Orange County o,, 8·13·98 IEU IROADWAY Bid No 17N lorm on mo lntorm1111on lor tho successful bidder 10 FORTNER, OB EAT, 2292C N Batavia Orange b1.mness Yll es, t992 Tl M hal D 1 t 23521 199B078707o Place B•ds are on 111.e and Bidders.. substotute secunttes tor any 8004. UNIFORMS, BOOl<S CA 92865 ' ' Jana F. ShulOf P:seoa D v~':e'sc~~· ,300 Doily Pilot Aug. 17, 24, 31, 1 7 2 31 Mortuary * Chapel ava lab!e 111 Olloce ol the Each b•d must conform monies v.ithheld by the LA BEANE, BRAD. F06t, Select Wholesale, Inc .• This statement was filed La H~I CAn 02653 • Sept. 7, 1998 m306 Dal Y Pilot Aug. 1 • 4• • Cremation Physical F:ic1ttoe9 Coord1· and be responsive to the Oist10ct 10 ensure erform· HOUSEHOL D ITEMS, (CA), 2300 N. Bataviii, Or· with the County Clerk ol guna 1 s, Sept 7. 1998 m301 nator. Ard1ll1 n•chey. Coasl contracl documents. Each ance under the con~ract. TOOLS. MOTOR BIKE ange, CA 92865 Orange County on 7·22·98 ~~~~IWl~ds:,,PP5~n:~~~· PUBLIC NOTICE Tho Community Community College Dis· bidder sMll subm11. on the Each bid submitted m 10. BOSTER, STEVE, f083. Thia business Is con· 19988 764990 Al 10 Ve 0 CA 826 .. 5 • Markel Ploc:o. 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa 842-1180 lrtct: 1370 Adams Ave . form lurrushed with the sponse 10 this Notice shall HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, GO ducted by; a general part· Dally Ptlol Aug. 3, 10, 17, T~ls 1bluslness rs con Flclltlou; Business Classified Bldg. o ... Cos1ii Mesa. CA contract documimts. o lost contain as 11 bid item ad· CART nershlp 24, 1998 m288 d led b . . d d 1 · Name tatement 642.s878 (714) 438-'16·1G ol 1ne proposed 'ubcon· • h • HENDERSON, BILU Hove 0 1 rted d I uc Y· an'" '"1 uo The lollowlng persons are =;:::::::::::::::::::=i"I NOTICE IS HEREBY lraclors·on tnos p10jecl as =~~a~a~~~el~,eq~.~::~i TRACY, F120, HOUSE· buslnes~:et?s~o ong PUBLIC NOTICE ~av• you :;:in~d d~·7 doingbusmessas· r GIVEN tha1 111e above-required by me Sublonong method, lor ·the rotechon HOLD ITEMS Thomas J. Brooks, Part· soness ye 81, u V a) Payroll Solutton, named Schoul D1s1roc1 ol and Subcon11iictrng Fa11 ol ltfe and l•mb uftrenches BOAOWIEC, CATHY. ner p181, Flctltlou1 Business 61h. l998 b) Payroll Online. 2301 An· Orange Coun11 Cilhforn1a PraclJces Act Govornmenl and open ucavallon G064. BOXES This tlatement was fllod Name Stat ement ~hr"'~· ~ppa~nagarl 11 d nwersary Ln., Newporl . "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service ac11ng by ;rnd through 11s Code Section 4100 el soq which shall conform 10 op: ANTONGIORGI, JULIE. wilh the County Cieri\ of The following persons a.to llhs 1~ a ~men, wCls k' e 1 Beach, CA 92660 Governing Ooard, he1e1ni:1I· Coch Bid shall bo ac· plicable safety orders H053, BOXES Orange County on 8·20·98 doing business as: 0 ange eCou~I" ~ 8 ~13 9g Nick M11yozdl, 2301 An· 1er relerred to as ·DIS· compano11d by o cert1l1ed or Governing Board KEANE, DARIN, Hl 15. 19986767 732 ELECTRICAL CONSULT· ' 199Y8,., n7 .. 7• 0 ;... nlversaCry Ln.. Newporl TnlCT , "1 I receive up lo cashiers check or btd HOUSEHOLD ITEMS . ING SERVICES (ECS), v v .Jv Beach. A 92660 bul not I.lier man the bo111.l 1n an amounl nol lvss By Wllllam M. Vega, KE. AUCTION SERVICE. Daily Pilot Aug. 24, 3t, 26428 Smoketree Lana. Daily Pilot Aug 17, 24, 31. Tlus bu11ness IS con· abo•e·stated 1 me sea•ed than tC"n percent llO'l>) ol Ed• D • 1 C hancello r , PO BOX 825. RIALTO. CA Sept. 7, t4, 1990 m3t5 S11n Juan Coptstrono, CA Sep1 7, 1998 m299 ducted by· an rnd1V1dual bods for the oward of ii the total IJ•cJ proce, pay31Jle Coast Community Col· 92377, KELLY & KARL PUBLIC NOTICE 92675·1220 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you s1arted doing contract 101 U1e proiect de· 10 1110 D1~lr·Ct a~ a guaran· le9e Dl5trlct JACKSON. TELE: 909·873· Joan Ma11e Amendola, bu~1ness yet? No sc11bed as· lee that lho l>tdder, ol llS Published Newport 0744, AUCTION BONO NOTICE OF 26428 Smoketree Lano, Nick M1ryozd1 Upgrade olcclrocal and proposal is nccepfed, srinn Beach·Costa Mesa Daily <1'72341-19 APPLICATION TO San Juan Capistrano. CA FINclltlous' Buslneu T,hos s1a1emen1 was filed HVAC sy~tems iind re· promptly execulo the . Published Newpotl 92675·1220 ame tatem ent woth tho County Clerk ol model work 111 Orango Agoeement lurnish o i;ahs· Pilot August 24• 31 • 1998 Beach·Costa Mesa Daily SELL ALCOHOLIC This business Is con· The following persons are Orange County on 8·12·98 Coas1 Coi11.?ge Con1pu1e1 laclory Fa.thlul Perform· m312 Pilot August 17, 24, 1998 BEVERAGES ducted by: 111 lndovlduol doing business as· 1998676 7032 Ceriter anc:e Bond in on amount m298 Date of Fthng Have you started doing Veloclty One Entertain· Daily Pilot Aug 11. 24, 31. There will be a Twenlt' not hiss than one hundred PUBLIC NOTICE Application· business yet? No ment, 425 Mer11moc Way s 1 7 l998 308 Why should you subj ect yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for cas kets & services???? (520) non·rolund;ible pay percent 1100•.1 of lhe total PUBLIC NOTICE AUG 20, t998 Joan Miirll Amendola ID208. Costa Mesa, CA ep • m ment requ11od lor each sel bid p11ce. turn1s11 a Pay· NEWPORT BEACH To Whom It May Con· This stalemont was filed 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE of bod doc:umcn1s Checks menl Bond on an amoun1 CITY COUNCIL Fic titiou s Bualn•H cern: wllh tho Counly Clerk ol Victor I. Alvarez, 425 Mor---------- should l>e mado payable to not less 1han ono hunored AGENDA SUM MARY Name Statem ent The Name(s) ol the AP· Orange County on 8·13·98 rlmac Way #0208, Costo Fictitious Buslneu Coasl Commu1111y College percent (100%) of tile tot.ii RESOLUTION FOR AOOP· The followlng penons are ptlcant(s) ls/are: BRIGGS 19g9e767072 M11a, CA 92626 Name Statemeot Ooslroct Dtd proce. and furnosh cer· T:ON d()jng business es: HELENE M Dall p 101 A 17 24 31 This business IS con· The tollowong persons are Bods i;haU be received In tohcales ev1denc1ny 111n1 the RESOLUTION AUTHORIZ· 1) NewPof'I Beech Jll Ski The applicants llsltd Sept 7 1 1998 ug ' ~3o4 Thlnking>of having 0 doing bUslness as· the place 1dentol1ed above requored insurance ts on el· ING INSTALLATION OF & Boat Rentals, b) Offshore above ara appfylng lo the · ' I ? a) ICA. b) INVESTMENT and those bids shall be lect 1n the amoun1s set STOP SIGNS ON EAST· Water Spons. 503 East Dep1nmen1 of Alcohollc Why play Hide· 'N Jl1~~ae: !ac:lll CLUBS OF AMERICA. 793 opened and publicly read lorth 1n lho general condo· BLUFF DRIVE AT VISTA Edgewater, Newport Whelher you're buying Seek w1lh chlldcaro7 C LASSIF IED Amigos Woy. Newport Call Toll Free 1-888-54~ Serving Orange ~ Surroll.Ddlng CouUet oloud al the above·staled lions.1n1he even1ot la1lure DEL ORO \SOUTH), AND Beach,CA92683 or solllng, Classlllod Call C l ae•lfled 6 42 •5678 Beac11,CA92660 tome and pl.:ico. INSTALLAT ON OF AD· Newport Beach Jet Ski & covers all your noedsl todayl 642-5678. Oscar Bugii11nl, Jr., 793 ~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All real utile •"'•r111l19 I• 1•ts llWSllllll Is Atjtct It lltt hf· .,., F111 HtHl•t Acl ol ...... 1mtlfff ••ldl lllllH II llltfll It ifWtrtlH "Hf •rtllltllCt. 11 .. 1tallt1 ., .isc11 .. 1u t111 NUf II f'ICI. httr lltlt lea "'· ~. ta .. ltlel slltn., .... , """'· .... t1lttll11 It lllllt ••• SAICl ,rtltllllCt , lhnlltllM ti fllcrltnlull" " .. ,. .. •• ,.,., •Ill ... ~-ltttly ICC.'4 Hf lftt r11st .. .... ,.., •sl• nlQ " ii tltllt1ett1.-.1n OW!tMm Ill lltrt'Y llftNlff lh t 111 lfwtltl•t• lftl fllttf 11 1-.. ...... ,., tfl 10 11.-11 .... t4ftl .,,.mt•ltr "'" ta ""'· llltlt II lltcllMllltlt.., call HllO ltll hi .. I·· 414.Ull '" IMW~.OC11t1111U$t ult HUO 11 en 3111 HOUS£S/ CONDOS fOR SALE GENEJW. 1002 Overttocktd with 11utt? A. call 10 OlaHHitd ... '*' 141.ff I Index Dow to Place A Polley B1 11~0-IMO M10...0IO By Fax (714) 6:3 t -6;)94 ( PIP.1•1· 111rl11d,• y1111r 1101111• and pl.11111' 1111111lwr 1rnd \\ 1• IJ 1 all you bm k "1th u prin· c1111111·) By Phone (7 t-+) u-t !-5678 - By Maillln Person: :tlO \\'1· ... 1 B11\ Stn·1·1 C:n ... ta .\Jc .... a. c·\ 92b:l7 \1 \1·\\11<111 Bhd & .. 811· ~I Hours T1·l1·pho111· 8::1011 111-:>:00pm \f11iul,J\-h1tl.1\ \\ trl k-111 8::H>:1111-'.J:OOpm \fo1ul11,-I• mluy U.111·.., u11d d1·111ll1111·~ urt-'"UJt 't'I 10 d111ngl' "11ho111 11oti1·1·. 1111• p11bli..,lwr n·~rrvt>:. th r rigltf 111 1·1·11 ... 11r. r1·d11..,.,1fy, n'"i;.e ur rt'je1·t uny 1 ln .... i(i1·d 111IHr1i ... 1·nwnt. Plt•u<;(• N'port any t mlr 111111 111uv bt• u1 y1111r du..,:-ifird ud iuunediatdy. 1111 Doily P1l111 arr't'f>h no ltnbil1t) for any emir 111 '"' u1h1·n1 .. 1·nwn1 for wlul'h 11 mu) hf n· .. p1111-.ibl1· 1"1:n·p1 for the ro 1 of thr poee 111 111011) 1wn1pit·d h) tlw ermr. Credit rnn only lw allnwt>d for tlit' fir:.t in~c·nio11. .-----Deadlines Monday ................ .Friday 5:00pm Tue day .............• Monday 5:00pm Wedrie 'day ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Th ur~day ....... Wednesday 5:00pm • Friday ............... Thu rsduy 5:00pm aturd ay ............... Friday 5:00pm GENERAL 1002 CORONA DANA POINT 102 6 NEWPO RT NEWPORT LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 1022liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim lsEACH 106 9 COAST 1070 FOR SALE 140 0 FOR SALE 1400 FOR SALE 14 00 FOR SALE 1400 G 0 V E R N M E N T liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dphc 5285,900. 3Br 2Ba iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FORE Cl 0 SE D *LEASE OPTION * & 2Br 2Bo. 3c gar, nu Tho Community Why play Hrde 'N MORRO BAY 120 HOMES lor ponnles pnt, roof. 493·076t o r Eaatbluff 3Br, fam rm, • 48r 3 8 a Granite Morkot Place. Sook with childcare? RE NT rHldenllal homeilt•• on the $1 Dehnquonl Jasmine Creek 3br 496·7649 J Webb Bkr upgrades lncld kll counters, Maple wood Classillod c 0 11 c I a a a I f I e d ta.oc, Repo's, REO's, 2ba, upgraded, trl lvl • ' cabinet•. shut1111, llrs. upgraded carpet, 042 •587 8 todoyl 842•5678. th h I d 18111ng fastl Lot slzoa Your area Toll !toe Catalina Sunset vlewl ---------greal locl 720-1704 beautllulf $639,900 ---------rOUQ C aSSifie (rom 6,000·14,000af, 1·800·2t8·9000 S510K Agl 780·8S 33 NEWPORT Doug Bulloy, Broker By Owner 640-6214 many ottering OOHn Ext H•5139 for current BEACH vlewall B00-578-2811 llslongs. CAL ·SCAN •--------.=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii10ii6iii9 Nwpt Shor•• 2br,ofc:, •--------MOBILE MOBILE MOBnE 0 0 VE R N M E N T COSTA MESA 1024 •• 2ba, beam cell, newer MOBILE HOMES 1100 HOMES 1100 BOM-r:~ llOO HOUSES/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CO ND 0 S F 0 R E C L 0 S E D Ille roof. S358K 1100 ~ HOM ES pennies on 38r 2 .58a TWH New OCEANFRONTS HOMES 48r 2 .58a 2·Story, 1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the $1 . Repo'a, VA. carpet, upgraded kit. 28r 2Ba s4 49,000 oversized 101. 415K 1• HUO, Sherltt 11111 No $249,900 Oennls Cox. Brand New l.ltllng Biii Grundy Realto r• t Br 1 Ba Senior Park, money down govern· Legend• Realty 949·675·6161 fully turn, turn'.l<ey, mont loans avallablo 714-836·6600 ENGLISH COTTAGE 2 palloa, great toe. now. Local llstlngs. •·A-b_1_o_lu_t_•_S_t_1_a_ll_2_b_r_2_b_a $878,000 Panor emlo Ocean • 519.000 nrm 645-1145 To II free I I .,,. .. 9 3B 2B B 'I I Bay Vlewa from thl1 . ________ _ 1_8,.,,. ,.,69,2292 ndr aund, ~ mo r a eautt u If ·-8 1 ""'"" $4900 dn Walk lo SC ~ beaut u l Veraalllea NB Bac k ay oo, pvt E • 1 H -4 o o o p laza, g aled po ol, Pruden""'·' Cond o, Oual Muter patio, 2 4'x60 ' ·•P•· CAL-SCAN spa. Agt 662•2226 um.& S ult11 with many clou• mstr t ulle w/ba SOLD! Showcase homes for aale in our Saturday Real E11a11 Supplemenll HOMES OF THE WEEK Dlap lay ed• etert a t lu•t 1751 DHclllne Wed 5pm ••••• OPEN HOUSE Llattne• tor t1S I o .. e111ne Thur• llpm ••••• II pay• to advertlH In the b .. t ~•I RHI lstate Section CALL TODAY LIUftlVSM ...... 7.e.4191 ANN• WILLSY 949·97.e.414• ~....., upgrade• Including 2 sink•, lub & sop E 'SIDE 3Br 2Ba. Lrg 949 723 8 ,20 mirror, tit• & marble ahower, .. guut BR Fam rm, 2c gar, plu•i--~=-·.,,,.,...,..,·=~-Jao tub. Tennl1, pool, & BA. Financing av ail RV ACCl tl. A1klng ... TH• aLUffffl ••• gated community. S29,500 87S-2a.4 52791000. •Seller Will Huge Bay Vlewl 8est 1245,000 045-9913 Entertain All Olle<ll Original Area, Beat aottomllne Realty •--------- Nano y Sim mon• Plan (E} 3Br • Fam, ••T 11 • •ND TWH ACllAGE @ l&OOK Agt 040·5560 ~ -• Prudential Naw LISTING eay LOWHI Prlcel New .. t l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1125 CrimllllllllNly Vlewl W. B•y Ave. Luakl No one above REDLANDS 87ac• reald Ag' M.11 •••........ 77 ,.. or below I M odel S l .•M·l •ll •avlnga (94g) 0114·63.,3 l( 141 . v•r-,,. Ptrfecl l s•20 0001 " Prudential CA R•alty " • Comm'I corner 8 aca E ' a Ide Be au t If u I a a ST auv Call Owner 844-8741 C-4-0wner 54g.9309 Cullo m d•\•tched I h H•IOHTSll v• .. MILL•i hme, gated comple1C1 " ' e bullt In •94• 38, 2 &Ba, 60t Tuatln, appro11 Studio, View. Tr•H•--------1-1- upgraded, p ri c ed 3000af. 4/&br 3 6ba •sat,900 to St09.178 CEMETERY LO ,lg .. ,, Onlw •2"5,000. IOI• of grey 11on1 au.,.,... CRYPT 1225 '' • • • noorl119 & oak cab l· Studio PenthO\I .. Earl & Judy T~lor, nett, nu IO yr roof, 2 "$119,IOO 10 l 11M,178 Agi. 842 722 fp, ~ Jacua.Zl't , recent VILLA llAL•OA ,_ACll'IO Vl.W • 4 •LOVILY I i1Di 4br remode4. Open 8at/ 2BA Mini Ocoan View adjOlrW"9 plota Buy 1 hom• on lg 8000sl IOI. Sun 2p .. p . HHK "$t79,IOO.!~ 1209.171 Of all four 25~ below rm lor RV. Prtv gueal 040•7000 •t30t retail. pp ee5,7979 q tra br & ba. 1489k •-8-1-0-C--.. NYO--N-V-l-LU-S •seller W111 Entfrtaln Donn• Agt 308-41184 " ()ffert Between Prlc .. "-"'----------' 2 ·3 .. droome ••• Towntlome £11celfence MeryAnn MoOulr• LOTS MHon !1111 ANltora 848 .. 770 FOi SAi.i 14~769-1700 Prude'ltlat C•llfornl• I••••••••• DANA POINT 1028 ,, NL\\. i\l.\'.\l 1· \C rt ·HIJ) lh l\tt" Ii i 111 Ii\ ( ~( lLl>L~ \\'1 .~ I LUXURY 2, 3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES •We Finance • Deliver Home to Site • Complete All Interior & En rior Work At Site ALL FOR ONE, LOW INCLUSIVE PRICE THREE BEDROOM & 1WO BATH $2140. DOWN .. $447 MONTHIY POR RENT GENUAL LOOKING~ Call Laura, nt 494·15841 F 494 n4 25 Yrt L .. EKpeJJnce BALBOA ISLAND .. Zl06 New 48r 4•• l/c, W/d , ln<:d r•rd, llfdnt, o-r. 1'11-c.. 132&'mo yearly, 173~1 CAPISTRANO llACH 2111 ,.. ~wport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Monday, Augu$t 24, 1998 9 coioNA D!J. MAR 2122 ~COiiSiiTiiAiiMiiiiEiiiiSAiiii26iiii2m4 ~~~w:~NJTY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOVMENT5530 MERCHANDISE APPLIANCES 6011 ~~~D 6019 iiiBMiiWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii90ii3iiO iifOiiJlDiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii07iiiS ~liiiii5iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil N•wlir Refurbl•h•d 29041••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.----------iWhlrlpool A•frlg ••II• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '84 033C91 ·as ~uai.no convenibl• 312. Ip, gar, w/d, nu pnt/ 1 Br t Ba In lovely Plumber/Drain Ctearntr by aide. whit•. glus R'ECOROS/TOP I Black blk, au10. 100k ht• blu•/WM rop -Berber, tile, aunny gated commly. Walk iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•----------al ANTIQUES eo10 •helves ontv 3 yr• ola Jau, R&B, Soul, Roclt ml, Iota ol upgraa••. Beautiful anlfQuel deck. S/PCH, 12100 to th .. ter/ahopa, ••••-•• EMPLOYMENT ~~ :,;~::ofs.!~r~~Pw11~ S350. ltt-144·5624 Etc M 50'• 6 ao·s M11te Alpine sua, BBS wnts, St0,500 na.2vet 714·283·7849 ava1l t /1 private gar/carport. Please be wary or out 5530 •4•.750• orig nal owner non• '83 CONVaRSfON $695/mo 1 (5425.dep) or area companlea.,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii train. C.M 46-3299 .. ~ ~ amoker, mu1t •••I VAN 1 owner. •Int Lrg 1Br 1Ba houH, So Kl•ln M•n•e•ment Check with the locatr• PRE-SCHOOL DIR FURNITURE 6014•---------58995 n7t4-673·25U care, auto, cruise r of PCl'i, yard, w/d, all 949·581·4000 Better Buslneaa Accounllng Prof. EC educa1or · ~ntt•qnots PETS & 1111ork7t4-660-t717 control, AC, new trrea -hrdwd llra. pet Ok, Bureau before you A/P & Caah needed as school dlr ~ 4 -& 525001 C> $1450 ullllncl 548""'220 _NE_W_P_O_n_T_____ send any money for Olabureement fqr Tutor Time chlld· & Glollutiblre , 2 drawer Bomb.lly atyle ANIMALS 6049 '87 3251S Bronze tan 19::,'':~'.5064• 0 o. Lu•ury &enlora TWM BEACH 2669 and understand any Newspaper publishing NPB. E•celldnt salary ...._. stone top. S950 ... uat. Shep mini pups. alloya, 100kml $5900. ---------" fees or aervrcas. Read Aulatant care, learnlng ctr In ~~ -,OOUM.,.,. 1· chest 1i1e pine w/llme· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lthr Int. Sunroof, 5sp, Dellghlful •gl-aty 2Br ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii contracts before you and printing company & blls. Must be CA 673 2706 ,. Bjorn (714) 631-0645 HONDA 9085 Mair+ 11 den, gourmet 1 Sh d 1 k 1 '-d 1 r . qua I I f 1 ed . ·--1-· (ii HuC\tington Centi al a gn. op aroun or , a•• 1 rogu ar part ·-._ 2 3 "5 BMW "'25 T w iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii kit, an 2c gar, lg deck 2BR + 2BA FROM 1990. at 1 Call 955•2672 ' Qlrla while bdrm set Par~ Aug-21,2 ,2 or • " 1 agon ...., W/ocean vlow.+-pvt MOV•·IN·BONUS r es. 1 me 24 houri per -~ a twin bed• with custom Cati (909)-328·1204 Dk Qreen11an cnrome garden courtyard, NEWPORT BAV AbSOLUTELY week person. On• -__.R,_e_o_•_p_tl_o~n-la_t__ ~..... designer spreads, (619) 755.4774 whit, onone, cd, '92 Ac:.cord E.X 2·dr Real Stiarp, Loaded. 1..thr, i-owner, ~hn, commty pool/clubhse TERRACE NOTHING DOWNI year elCporlenco pro· Busy community Coftdllc"'4I 2 matching chairs, WAS SHOTt Cal alarm. 2 snrt. tlnl, dlr ... $2850/mo (grdnr lncd) Lg 1 & 2Br near Back Hershey sna'ck route ~err•~· e.o.~ .. drugk newspaper seeklng dresHr, ch01t, de!ll<, needs hm Neul/ uvc·d, •tr• clean .J kteln M•n•gement Boy & golf courae. In Costa ~esa. Net reel amoke Seo ~or part-lime recepllonlst, 2 mirror's, $750 vacc's, only ~hlld, lyr 53Kml $27 ,500/obo 94g.591.4000 La1ge pool, new car· $52K/yr. 6hrs/wk. onvronml•hnl. ,en hr,•· hour• 1:00 p.m .. to (949)842·5371. feereq.5"'2-433A797 (714)588·8118 CO pl•yer, Moonroof, ,~ $7 ,990.obo 723· 1504 }• t & 800·408-412 l 9 24hll sume WI ID ary S• 5:30 rc m . Monday " -. --. LEASE OPTION * pe much more. tory to· Accounting -sorry No Pals Free Info · thru Fr day. Duties In· . Glrla whit• bedrrn Yorkl• loves children, BUICv J••mln• Creek 3br 545.4955 Local vending route ~~f~~~~~l ~~o.Bt: elude aC\swerlng HI, Incl desk, chesl. housebroken. 1payed, .,. 9035 2ba, upgraded, trl 1111 0 for 1 .. ,~. Eorn big s. 9..,,6..,,8 or faw to 19491 phones, sorting mall. bookcase, compuler t 0 g 0 0 d h 0 ,,, 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Catallna Sunset vlewl VPLEX Upper Unit. ""'" ' " " b I I ' 1 1 1 bit St50 4 h h Stop t d I must sell. Call now 642-7248 a anc ng rece.p s a a • ig • S600.00 644·6883 '85 Elec tra Eata. te S510K Agt 780·8533 • o san • g new 1.g00,350•8383 Iha end of• the day. ·~~~~~~~&I· bock ra11an chairs, kit, 4Br 2Ba, sunroom. B 0 0 K KEE p ER EO,E. Physic al re-'FRED C. 'STE<.MANN S45ea Complote lull ---------Wagon V8, llUIO 1 2c PGrklng. $3000/mo. Pay~l'lonea S150K/Yr. needed for PIT office qu1rect. Please lax re· ANTIQUt-.S slio bed. S75'Brass &: PIANOS & ~~~~1~7~7~~0~;9~.; COSTA lt!ESA 2124 yearl(c' Call 673·6900 L<;>west prices. Loca) help Plea.. call sume Including salary c....... enamel lull headboard ORGANS ,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ask or Goly. s' t es av a 11 e b I e . Barbare • 723-1879 history 10 I:.;) i;..TES $75. 949·642· 1189 6059 &ASTSIOE House 1 br 1 ba, 750 + utll $750dop + 1 s1J1as1 wrk251·8696 845-1770 -, S•nltlzed 3br 2ba 800-800-3470 24/hrs. (949) 642-7667 B OUGHT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l den. marble/granite C••u•I Atmosphere Retail REMODELING SALE Y•m•h• U3 upr1gh1 CADILLAC 9040 througho 1 O Ad min Aaalstanl AND OLD '"FT & 8FT mnroted piano In beaulllul iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii u en viow CREDIT 2907 needed lor HB Con· THIS LITTLE PIGGY "' 363-1506 or 390-3308 WEARS COTTON •lldera, Asian style condition $1995 '88 Sedan OeVlll• 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s•ruclion Co. Account· 11 1 ' bk d 'd r hi H 1 g h -end k 1 d s armoire, 32" high Oen-502·626-9200 Special Ea11•on St 1 ng grn req • ig bou1lque seeks ener· •--------"'' s 11 Y Jensen TV showroom new, al· '92 Accord LX hke new, 4ar. 6spd, whue.1 lo mf, nu tires/belts, A.IC se.150 444-0393 '95 ACCORD EX. Lthr, moorvt. aulo (3KHU004) $14,444 LEXUS OF .WESTMINSTER (714) ee2.e9oe '98 Accord LX Blacl<. 4cyl 5spd, AIC, arr oower. cc. ab am-Im cass, 22k m1 1·ownor S 15 ooo day 26Q-4841 evening 646·5678 '. HUNTINGTON MISCELIANEOUS JmACH 2140 RENTALS l!GET OUT OF dept 1reel Credit Counseling Centers or America (member NFCC). Free dept consolidation, lower payments, lnteresl. Stop ·collector cans. N 0 n ·Pr 0 f I t • lyplng, Oulck Book• 1 with speakers & amp ---------1 a s ga1ageo a en Pro/Word/Excell, rax getic outgoing peop e W'" ~TED TV ELECTRONICS w y r"' resume 10 964•6297 lor F/PT incl eves & POnTTJ "ERV M•nv other Item s! , , only 7k m1 per year 1---------wkds Open late Sept CALL 548-3112 STEREO 6080 champagne, beige HYUNDAI · 9090 DAY PORTER/PARKING In Fast11on Is moss a-,C.te•na,Keyflnc:h, leother & lop 57 950 !iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Slngl• F•mllir Home 3-Br 2-Full Ba, yard, --------- 2c garege. Avl Sept. 1 ROOMS 2706 . s 11 00/mo. 636-2187 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOT ATTENDANT 805·684-0200 x14 Rookwood,Roeftt... MERCHANDISE CABLE Descrambler• 714·041·9089 DONATE YOUR CAR Day porter duho• & Sates Newcomb, Ttco, Oedhem, 30 day money ba~k -,9.....-1-A'""l,..,.la-n-t•-....,.R-e-d-1-a-n trucl< or AV & help monitoring or parking COME GROW ci.w.11, POPn, N1tzi.r, MISC. 6015 guar. MCNlsa/COD llhr, 84k m1, loadoo, kids Tax deducuon lot for NB •hopping WITH USt lmm«/.Cahl 1·80'0·417·0312. all recordsl Xlnt cono. based on retail value NB Oce•n Front Shr 2br home w/pvt bath ON sand, NO brd wlk, S750mo 650·6904 1 ·877·930·2222. Toll free. (CAL"SCAN) center. FIT & PIT Expanding ret~ll ~d ask1·ng 515,900 Call Freo pick-up. Call for Sche"ule avall. Must "' .. • L--M.1~.-.--..i...-'1 21 .4 Am•n• frln, u vertlslng department • Mary 3 10·"'37-4040 mtormallon Chlldren's 2144 •••AVOID 1pe11k fluent English 2dr, 4 mo'1 new. was ••••••••••I • I I I aeel<s a self motivated 51050 sacri'fice 5695. --S-S--N----L11eracy Program BANKRUPTCY•.. w/x nt commun cat on account 911ecutive to E 1iORO TRAN. SPORTATlON '94 L Ml T cond 1 -800·339·7790. Debi Consolldallon. skllls. Call lor appt. soll. develop and ser· · L brass/glou cocktail 35Kml, fully loaded, (CAL"SCAN) onderful L•••• NB rm w/gar s55o/mo Stop collection calls. (949) 723-7100 vlco now business ANTIQUE MALL table was $695 sacrl-maroon. S18 ,450 .Upgraded 2·Story ahr bath w/yng male Cut monthly payments (alter t:OO pm) and special sections. _ flee $250. small wood 1 owner 720-96951--------- • ,amity home located kl\Jlndy prlv. pool/Jae to 50% May ellmlna\e or tax resume to we P efe ca d'date end-lable glass top JAGUAR 9105 on a qulel cul-de-sac. call Julio 548.2559 finance charges. Fast (949) 723·1141 10 ha~e ~ ::,lni~u'm 01 •Collectibles •China $79. vocuum xlnl cond SAIL BOATS 7014 ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cls to two community NB W.Oceanlront/22nd. Approval! ""'D-=R._l,....V__,E,,....,R,..--....,O~T,...R""' 1 year print ad· •Garden Decor 5115 r;iew, sacrlhce CHEVROLET 9045 '85 XJe blackflan. orig Pools and chlldren'a (B00)270·9894· BONUS b flt rt'sl ·e c 559 also lamps & C II 22 II iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Private rm, unfurn, shr S , one a, vo 1 ng expe11 n e. other items 721•6736 •t a na •ed keel owner, 109Km1. JI nt r:~t~reT5hl!_.0"c,°dm~10a01~so, balh, ulls pd, n/smkg, 1 _____ (C_A_L_·_c_A_N_) mllea, equipment, Excellent communica-•Silver •Crystal rebullt 0 /B. very clean '83 MONTECARLO cond, must sell. make kllchonelte, laundry. AVOID BANKRUPTCY. p •If, C o v • n • n t tlon skills. Ab1.hty to poss froe slip Newport Fu LL y Lo Ao E o l offer I 998·3764 oversized Illes and a 1 block 10 N.B. Pier Free dept consollda-Tran•port ha• It set goals and mal<.e COLLECTIBLES S2900 takes 707-9488 LOW. LOW. Mll.Es•--,-9-2-s-o_v_e_r_e-lg_n __ beautifully landscaped $510/mo. Call Som at lion. Appllcatlon w1lh all! 800-441-4394. prolesslonal presenta· 53500 (949) 549.3727 Green/tan llhr. low m1 • -yard. No pets/smkrs 114-675-4808 service. Cut payments Eicperle nced drlv· \Ions In a fast paced 6017 3 5 51 995 -lease at $3,000/mo. (Between 9AM·5PM) to 65%. 24 hr. ap· era/owner oper•tor and detG•I oriented on· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MARINE SLIPS '8B Cavalier Z24 Conv 166 13 } 4· ! -can Frank Sennes at proval. Good/bad·no 1 ·800·338·0428. vlronmenl. framed DOCvS 7022 V6, looks great, tun BAUER LOTUS • (949) 759·3726 for c red 11 o K . Gradu•t• atudent• Xlnt benefit package, Autographed " for <:fu1s1ng down PCH 71 ... 942'7700 ~ more lnlo at Coast VACATION 1•800.873.8207. Bud Meyer Truck includlng 401k Drug Bravehearl movie S2750 obo 427-0507 1 Newport Properties. RENTALS (CAL"SCAN) Linea Refrigerated screening/physical ro-poster. by actor Mel 40' Mooring near ,94 Corvette 2722 1----......;.-----'-H•ullng call toll quired. EOE 1 ... -............... ....,......., _ _.. Gibson s400 ask for Pavillion, els to ocean fr•• 877·283·8393 Resumes via fax: Al· Scou (909)729-0355. $12.500 722·0456 day Polo green/Ivory lthr 'NEWPORT ~BEACH 2169 •Tr•d• my Lake Tahoe GET OUT Solo Drivers & 1ent1on, Lynn Esola WANTED 650-3421 evening <108629(EXUSs:zo.977 5br hme tor 1 wk, for Cont r •ct o r a. 714-650·4802 or mail; COMPUTERS 6018 MOORING WITH MISSION VIEJO 3 + br hme 1 blk from Of DEBT'. CAVSCAN) Times Community ANTIQUES CAL 25 NPB near (949)384-0084 ocean 714-888·8688. News, 330 West Bay _ •28th St M•rln• U / / / f DRIVER·MILES Street, Costa Mesa. 1 8th · S 1 1 • 5 O o · -.9-4--S-1_0_..,.B,..t-ai_e_r_, -..,.B-,k-. Condo 2Br 2Ba lncla ---------~e CQll 1ern; MONEY. Respect CA 92627 Older Style Furniture 10,000 Videos & CD (949) 075·2889 4WD, V6 62Km1, good On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified RENTALS TO :£:..: Glass haulers. 34 ---------PIANOS & Cotlectibl.s roms on Une plus. a -5-1-1--f---2-.-B--yv/d, relrg. $2700/mo •Credit Card) G111w/11/atr1/ cents/mile Great Sales/Marketing PT • """'"'' ... • • "" contest give away & P or 4 oal cond, fully loaded. ---------~ lease, no pols. Agent, $HAR~ 2724 XI 1 rt ·1 1 •S••tn•·~• •of' .... · • V Good loc, waler/elect 513,500 751-5225 I,, Tom 673·37?7 iiiiiiii'°iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • flt11111e11ts Wll'('f('t/ benoflls. Consistent n oppo uni Y· sa • more. 1s1t www.md 1 "----------• miles. Aun western ary + comm 722-0456 $$CASH PAID$$ vldlos.com loday! S13per ft , Liao Bridge ,95 TAHOE •/11t'e'°'IR"''t1"··1 Bii 5153897$ ""•-•o.• •••-cls.Avlnow675·6128 : ~ •2Br 1Ba TWH Nlcet NB Penn Share 2br '" 111 ,l.'U states. 3 yrs OTA + 1 1 • am Full pwr only 46k • now carpels. 1c all 1 ba $525/mo + ullls, • llarossmeu/s' Stu~i ed yr. flalbod o><p Com· SECRETARIAL WE BUY ESTATES (462260) S26,977 • rmnw1d•••• ,, .... dty ••tvt<• WANT~n E us "' ~•rage, near Oelaon'a. femole prel'd, oval! •Hob/omasEs 1; b lnod Transport. Executive secretary MOM$f sntr c L X '$1350./Bkr 640·5664 now 949·642·2503. 800-637·4407 11eeded to work for "WEPAY A TO BUY 6019 AUTOMOBILES MISSION VIEJO 3 BR 38A Remodeled NB VIiia Point 2 mstr (CAL "SCAN) partners or a Newport (949)364-0064 f 1 f'I Beach Shopping Cen· 5 0 S Nwpl Heights home. br, u I amen, pro Finish Cpntr/Stalr lnstl'r tor Development tlrm. 1 9 6 3 N h u • h '98 A TR L Best loc on cul-do-sac prof'd, no/smk $775 wlll train rel. mollv'd S W d P Yearbook and men's ---------1 15K ml. full pwr, • • Walk 10 all achoola, + 1/2 ulll's 719-0738 pers w /own car, lrong or rocess· ACURA 9010 (3UWA023)$10,550 Ing skills required. class ring or 1960, • shopping & bua. Lrg Newport Ht'• room steady Job. 841 -6329 (Word 7.0), Real Es· 1961, 1962. Gerry B. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LEXUS OF ' • Jncd yard w/securlty lor rent. Klchen prlv,l----------1--::H":'.-:-:u":'.::;:;o;-.-::C;;;h~l;';'ld:;-:-re=-n::".::'a-tale or legal back· Martin 770·964·0555 •94 LEGEND L WESTMINSTER :-gate for privacy.· gar no/smk S500mo Clothing PIT help ground desirable, "/J.957 8133~ Lo ml, moonrf, mint. 1714> 892•8906 '--s~7oo1mo. Broker $40oHC 722-8033 INVESTMENTS wanted. Fashion Is. Notory Pubhc a plus. 0141 • -..,.> 1 BUV ALL PIANOS 018741) $18,888 949"642"3850 NPB Share -4br 2.5 ba WANTED 2912 949-644·7877 Pelra Please fak resume to ~~~Q~~s~~~el~~r~~u~~ LEXUS OF 8' 3B• On water, VU, twnhome W/1 person. MGMT/SALES PT/FT Olan• (949) 76().8584. so~~8AST paid (714) 957-8133 WESTMINSTER pvt Jae, remodeled, Own ba, gar. laun, $$WE BUYS$ • Seller lor upscale apeclaltles SEMl-RETIRED"serles" l714) 892·6906 new carpets, 2car gar, pool $675 + 1/2 util. financed notes • In· store In Pashlon Is. 27 needed for stan up 2202 So, M.111 St. Old Coln• Gold Silver <Ommty pool & tennis. Mike (949) 720-0809. surance senlements• Cult service oriented, broker dealer In New· S.111.1 Ana. CA 92707 Franklin Mmt, Sterling --------- $3950/mo. 673-3059 land nole por11ollos. hrly +comm+ benefits. port Beach. Ask for 1 ' Old watches & jewelry BMW 9030 FERRARI 9067 '89 MONDIAL T Blk 'Ian. 5000m1, hi<• new, musl seel 723·1741 S50.000 Can't seem lo get to all 1t.1ose repair Jobs around the house? let the Classllled Service Dlreclory help you flnd rellabl-.! help. Give us " C1\lll CLASSIFIED 8.42·5678 ,. "4i SYcreat Twnhome ••••.••••• Colonial Financial 949·644-5953 Fred (949) 553·1900 , _________ _, __ w_e_s_1c_o_•_st_C_o_•n_64_2_·_944_8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '---~~---~- 2Br+28a+level near COMMERCIAL 800·969·1200 ext. 51. OHie• Help·PT must Teach/ESL In h~mos new + pool, view. (CAL-SCAN) be computer lllerale, N/S OC, eve slWk· S1695. Agt. 650-3822 REAL ESTATE dependable. working ends, Sp/Eng eKp. w/chlldrena talent 12.50+/hr 479·1070 • tt•rbor Ridge Estates 2914 .~a_g_e_n_cy_. ___ 85_1_-0_s_2_0 TEACHER •• (TODDLER) MONEY \ seaut11u1 4br 3ba, TO LOAN ·'2-11ory, lor tease by COMMERClAL owner S4600 640-0696 PROPERTY 2778 Newport Ht'• 2Br tea rear cottage huge lot. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Rdwd decka. Frplc. NEW 2000af bldg. In $1600. 949·455-0444 Cannery Row, fronts Automotive Lo•n• Personal Loans Bualn••• Loans Emplovment la Req'd 1·888·454·1309 2 streets next to Mc Oonald'a. For lse SOUTH COAST owner/Agt. 631-7433 I•••••••• METRO 2186 New Auto Service ANNOUNCEMENTS Bldg In CM. 4 or 8 ••••••••• baya, leaae or sale. '* 1 8 R C 0 ND 0 * Owner/Agt 642·1666 1--------- beautlful refurbished. --------ANNOUNCEMENTS Pool/Spa, gated. D/W, INCOME . 2920 • S700mo 949-721·8772 .. APARTMENTS FOR RENT PROPERTY 2 7 90 liiiiiFiiRiiEiiEiiQAiiiiSiiOiiLliiNiiEii ATTN. BUILDERS: Using pre-paid gas cards & ATM . cash . cards. 714·967-7611 PARTICIPANTS WANTED NB Preschool needs exp toddler toachor w/ ECE units for 1yr old (Ages 18·75) we noed classrm. Benefits residents of Orange 955·2672 Counly to panlclpate Telemarketlng Earn In a 2 1/2 day decl-$30K by Christmas! slon making study to •Telemarketers dream be held In lrvlno on Fri •Ono of the Most 9· 11, Sat 9· 12 and Reputable & longest Sun af1ernoon 9·13. lasllng company or Its Nood only 10 be a reg-kind In O.C. lstered voter and be •Will prove In the first able to read and write Interview that you'll English. Your reward make big SS so If your $175 • 5225 and a In· bottom line Is making teres11ng eKper. Call cash, cast your 101 9 4 9 ·2 2 1 ·8 O 1 5. or with the right Co.I 1 ·800·281·7104 1·800·392·2070 between 12·00 noon US COAST GUARD and 1·00 PM. on Now hlrlngl Women & E Side Coat• Mea• 1 Acre Project. 9 HOUHI Ready to Got $1,125,000 Mii Rod Owner/Broker 2633 Orange 642·3812 HAPPY 75tht BIRTHDAY JERRY either Sun 8·23, men ages 17·27 Mon 8·24 or Tue• 8·25 •Great Benefits •Good r..:---llli•: Ask for Ms Allen or E · I b COSTA MESA 2624 Beat E 'a lde w/hard to find 2br 2b• Master Sult•• near Trl·Sqr .. gar, no pets $1090/mo lease. 949·640·9408 E 'SIDE C . MESA 12 Unlls on park·llke, 1 acre. S 1, 125,000 J o an n e , R E /MAX Ownr/Agt 642·3812 2Cl33 & 26A3 Orange •Costa M•••'• Beat Jr·lbr & 1br, also 2br lt>e, quiet gated comm, pool, 1enn11. easy ace••• to rreeway/beach/malls. e.SIDE CM Prime Loe (3) 2br units & (1) 3br. Sp•oloua 2 w/frplc'a. 4 alngle car encl gar. upgradeall S520k Dan Agt 714·997-0050 714-557-0075 -------· , ! Sld• 2 apts avalt. Duplex type. 2br 1 ba 1 w/1m yd. encl gar. BUSINESS & FINANCE $800. 882-3111 -------· NEWPORT 2669 BEACH PAJRWAY APARTMBNTS AT BIG CANYON 2669 OATBO COMMUNITY BY PABHION ISLAJ'llD 0Cll\lllfUI •rec llnCd SlrCCIS ooC1 golf course vtews. ruljOY ('8rc/rce llvtnR In your large I , ;i or J OR npoorncnl hornet • 1W<Xl\f RlllllQO • wnshct.\lryel hookt'PS • nrc,>IOCO twood • gas1 • /\Ir rondlOonlf~ • WCI bor In :l ll0<1 3 DH • l\18rll'I system • SI .050 10 S:l.005 • rtc8!'1C nlll 1714104-'-050U S<Jn)', no pC'IS. NEWPORT MARINA APARTMENTS .,,.... ........ ., ..... ~bed kaarie.. -TrOpical,.......~ .... ~ ... Mi. . ..,.. ............. ~ -Mi99• '-,.... ...... ·~· ... --1••-.... . ,......~ ..... ,. ... ~ ....... . ............. ........ -....... ••H••DMNe,_ Pleaecall,.., 7~19 You're looking young and still going strong Hope your day Is filled with all the things you Mr Randall Calls will pay • xciting 0 s. Be pen of the acnon. only be taken during Call 1-8Q0..438·8724. the hours and dotes (CAL"SCAN) listed above. love to do • maybe•--....,,P""A"'Y'"'R"'""'o"='L..,.L/~------------ some golt, and Ice ADMINISTRATIVE EMPLOYMENT cream too (even 11 ASSISTANT SERVICES 5533 Marian says NO)I Payroll aulstant and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wishing you many olllce administrator. many more Happy F 11 I 11 J b •••••••• Bir1hdayalllllllll u 1 me poa ton. 0 Pleaae be aware thel 1111111111111111111 duties Include: assist· the llatings in this cat· lllllllflllllttlttl Ing with payroll lor egory may require you mld·al:ie company 00 1111111111111111111 and eKecutlve ottlce to call a 9 number lllllttll In which there Is a Vea, there are 75 l's admlnlatratlon. Please charge per minute. 1end 1e1ume to Ac· -----------Judy counting Supervlaor, PRAYER TO ST. JUDE PO Boie 1560, Coate May the Sacred Heart Mesa, CA 12628 or of Jesus be adored you may fax resume and glorlfled, loved to: ... On the move? and pralHd, pre-(949) 642·7667 Sell your extra household items in Classified aerved throughoul the Reaume should In· world now and for· elude salary rilatory. ever. Sacred Heart ol Phyalcal/drug acreon· Jesus, pray for u1; St. Ing reQulred. EOE. Jude, worker ot mlra·1------====-----1L..----------1 clea. pray tor ua; St. Jude, helper of the hope1e11, pray for u• Say this prayer nine tiJnH a day and by the eighth day your prayer wlll be an- awered. II has ne11er been known to fell Publlcatlon must be promised. Thank you, St. Jude. tor your help. FA LOST• POUND 2925 ------- ltelpl R9W.,Cll Lott my cat at COM Vet Hotp Bllnkle my Cat IHped out of mv arm•. Grev rem, t>nc • grey p•ws 1 eye bNnd ~4 .... 942 L .. t Ceok•Uei grey, w /yeUow h"CI em wht spots on beclc. Meae V8fct. CM S.&-4005 SELL ~a SALES WE'RE GROWING! Fast growmg Southern Cahfonua oommunity newspooer chain has unmedlate opQOrtUnit?9S available m Ventura. Los ~ ~ Coun\y, and lba Inland EmpJ9 fOf ADVERTIBtHG SALES REPRISENTA~. Your 11\leoi11hS: new ~ deYelopment, mau11A11Ung esta.bhsbed llOXJllllts. positive custmier servo attitude. and desue to build st.rono advMlsd'IQ pMnel'Sbipl Wlt.b cbeots Mtnlmum 2 years P18Y100S edvertiWig sales ~nee with newspaper indusay experieuo! preferred. We <:aer: 0098 salary + OOlT\llllSSicn excellent beilelttl PedCage ~ 401(k), and I supponlve WOfk envummem .. ~mver leUec. ~and aJuy bilSDly 10: Qlbola Cmiaanlly Nc:M (.orporldon US W. BrOIChtay. 1Uc.t300 Olm4tle, CA 8120I A nll: Hma 111 IMllt'lll Or ha: (Ill) Ml mt ...................... Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington 8each- Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with a check todayl Run for a week! 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I ----- ! ., ' • .. • .. • • • • • • • , • • • • • • • • f • • • • • • • • • • : • • : 10 Monday, August 24, 1998 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Autumn mo 4 Uses a hand tool 8 Reverberale 12 8111Uan1 fish 13 Honolulu's island ~4 Cr<>cileft's last stand 1 e German mister 17 Exhibition locate 1 g HandwnOng conunent 59 Jot111n'f 61 Nosal SOUOOB 65 Bengals town 68 Drench 69 Sews temporarlly TO Writer Wle~el· 71 Be green In a way 72 Aida's s•tcom 73 Earns a blue rtbbon 74 View 21 Boys, eventually 22 Tennis pro · Nastase DOWN 23 Scienlists' I Fuel canal worl<places 2 Singer Vikl\4 25 Clean\llg cloths 3 Excne 27 Varnishes 4 Summer sport 31 Adds up 5 Motorist's org , 35 Oowboy·s name 6 Odd notion ' 36 Sa1hng' vessel 7 More cenatn 38 Already under 8 ·1n one -and way out lhe other" 39 Burden 9 Secluded place 41 Type ol eclipse t O Pull 43 -a111s 11 Atlanta arena 44 Greased 12 Words ol 46 Gets up surprise 48 Type ol dance 15 P1ndanc poem PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED MO TO A F 1 J I I FACE A r, I l E ANO N I R AN PR EEN ~§.EB N EST SERt5E J NT I I N NA TE ISE G EYS ER S C H U S S • IA l 0 E UR j\, L • LA DY •D 00 c:; E PO IN T ER • N OS T A I l S PRA Y • T EN D • T A ns PEEL • ROll'.ISE EAG~ES I EPEE DRUIDS MORTGAGE GAI N I AYE'S I AARON EASE YENS I l I AD DYEu SATE LEADS 29 Leap tor l<?Y 30 Kind ol boom 32 Playing marble 33 V11y1nta s Caverns 34 Ginger cookies 37 Turkish olf1c1al 40 Delays subsc11bing 5e Pan ol a play 57 Thalla{ld once 58 Ancient Peruvian 60 Island near Java 62 Zero Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and T,a.NNAH HIHSCH ANSWERS TO WEEKLY DRIOCE QUIZ Q. I Doth vulnc1.ihle, uc; Suu1h you Q 4 As South, vul11crahlc, you hold: hulu· •KJ7J 0 116.l o AK(J7S •K •K94 o AI09 0 862 •<lJ62 Tite h1ddin~ ha~ n1 occedcJ .. WF..'iT NORl H EAS I' smrrn Jo Pa"s 20 ? What action do you tttkc? A -A tud of 1hrcc diamonds 11sks losing a po\sible 4-4 spade fit and your bc51 chance for ganie. To us, ti double i~ cf ear cut. Should pnrtncr take out to clubs. both the hand and suit arc Sood enough for you to cor- rect to diamonds. Q l · Neither 'vulnerable, as South you hold: • K 5 4 3 2 o 8 7 6 o Q • 10 9 8 3 TI1e bidding has proceeded: NORTH RAST SOUTll WEST llw hidding ha' procc:e<.lcd· NOR l'll F.A:,"r SOlJnt W1':.'i'f lo Uhl ? What ac11on do you t:lke? A • Did you suspect a tran'! lleaven fl)lu1u -we would never do a thing ltke that. Ruic out a reclouhle hc::cause you have no intention of doubling the opf'(lnenL<; at a low level. A response of one no trump, however, dcscribcs the hand perfect· ly -a.halanccd llDnd with values -while ~h411ing tiut the one-level from the opponents. · Q S • E:ist·West vulnerable, as South you hold: • 10 9 7 6 2 <vi 3 o 5 4 2 +A 10 7 5 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa. Daily Pilot 9210 JAGUAR 9105 LEXUS 911S MERCEDES 9130 TOYOTA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '82 •ov•t•len '84 es 300 Whlle/btk lthr. 42krni White/Ivor y, l t h r (650914) $1 4,9~5 (073273) $21 ,971 BAU~RLOTUS L£XUS 714·842·7700 MISSION VIEJO (948)304·0804 '93 Vanden Pi a• •9 4 QS 300 Black, creom lthr, Black/black lull opt (669299) $19,995 (074737) $24,977 BAUER LOTUS LEXUS 714·842·7700 MISSION VIEJO •93 XJ8 (848)384.0884 Black, tan llhr, lo ml '94 QS 300 (673612) $16,995 Cashmer/Ivory full opt ~~~~~~~~: (07072~£XUS$25.977 MISSION VIEJO '85 SL oonvert '95TACOMASX c lo•alc Roadater, Auto, PS, AC, CO. white hrdlop new navy (012053) $10,877 blue canvas top, navy LEXUS llhr Int. new tlros, am/ MISSION VIEJO Im casa. s 1 s,000. mint 1_....;..(9_4_9...,.)..,3_8.,...4.,...·...,.0...,.o...,.8,...4_ c;ond. 640·9737 '98, CAMRY LE •'88 580SL• 26K ml, auto. lull pwr, Black w/grey lntorlor (3RVU385) S15,555 51,QOO ml, 111n1 cond. · LEXUS OF All records. $26,900. WESTMINSTER Julie 7 1 4·28 3.2200 , __ C.._7_i_4_1_8_0_2_.e_8_o_e _ '98 C220 '86 COROLLA Grey/grey. full pwr, 28k, auto, AC, oass, (4384Sl9) , $24,977 (3NlV139) $10,950 LEXUS LEXUS OF MISSION VIEJO WESTMINSTER (949)384·0804 (714) 892·8906 '93 XJ6 (948)384·0884 Blue/tan lthr, sunrl, ------------------•---------<59:llit~1l~~5us Bta~~1~!~. 3~~ opt MERCURY 9135 VANS 92 25 714·842· 7 700 (0954 7 3) $23,977 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjiiiiiiii LEXUS •93 VILLAGER '93 VW Eurovan '93 XJ6 MISSION VIEJO 47K ml, dual AJC, (Wkender edit.) Wht, Green, Ian lthr, to m1 (949)364·0604, (2u>cB495) $12,550 sspd, all pwr, tint· (678537) $17,995 •9~ ES 300• LEXUS OF wind, 78Km1, $14,900. ~~~~~~~~~g Whlle/l11ory, full opt WESTMINSTER 850·0977 ' (077313) s20,977 _ _.l_7_1_.,4 .... )_8_9_2_·_Q_9_o_e_ 1 ________ _ '94 xJ1 2 M1ssL1EoxNuvs1EJO '96 VILLAGER VOLKSWAGEN 9235 Morocco Red, cream 37K ml, dual A/C, 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llhr (693862) $21,995 (9 49)364·0664 (J32077) $16,5501• BAUER LOTUS •9 4 ES 300 LEXUS OF '67 VW Bug Parts 714·642·7700 Low ml, co, chrome, WESTMINSTER Frame, Front End, co14580) $16,888 (714) 892·6906 Steering Column, Tail/ 49 Stroked 18 Tiny msccl 51 Sailors· songs 20 Friends 53 Wall Street 24 Clean hard 42 Properties 45 Poor mark 4 7 Winier lorecasl 50 Repatr (socks) 52 Makes lun ol 54 Keep 63 Donated 64 Shade of blue 66 Suffix meaning '9 4 XJ6 LEXUS OF Heod Liles ... Many P" h b'dd' I Black/barley lthr, WESTMINSTER ----.-----•More Parts 546·8592 .. nner ilpcns t c 1 mg Wll l one POR. SCHE 9175 d .t WI . d k •1 (696068) $21,995 (714) 892·6906) 3• Ohl ? What action do you lakc'l pessimist 26 Sailor •son or 67 PeW1er component A -Tilc opponents almost su1cly can make a sl:lm, and 1herc is very little you can do about it. TI1e bcsl is lo make it as difficuh as possible for them 10 exchange infom1ation, so this is simply a ma1ter of whether to jump to five clubs or six. We like five clubs. 1lmt prevents them from checking on aces and gives them a chance to reach the wrong contract. 1amon1•. lat acuon o you ta e. BAUER LOTUS '89 J e tta GL 1-owner, 5spd, sunroof, 4dr, am·lm cass. runs good $3200 722· 76°41 55 Lollon 1ngred1en1 27 Bend (down) 56 China's 28 Skater Son111 71.a.642·7700 A ·With a fivc·card major. an ace ---------1 '68 911 S Rare. orig, and a sitiglcton. pa'i<omg would he an •---.-9-4_X_J_8 ___ LINCOLN 9120 all records. ownod for -, .......... 2 -1!!'3-4 9 10 11 I f ,1· A f Black/black Inter, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 25yrs, 6Kml on S15K ac o cowaru1ce. response o one engine/trans work. al· '91 Jetta GL 4dr, 5sp, Cust whts, tirtt wind, sunrf. only 58k ml, AC, >tint cond Inside/ OUI. $6950 844·7491 15 spade is automatic. Oesidci. anything (695012) $18,995 92 MARK VII owned ways garaged/cov· else, it has tremendous preemptive ~~~~~~-~~~g by Senior Citizen's. ered. xtnt cond In & 16 value. I f you pass, you make 11100 Xlnt cond. loaded, tint. out, s10.ooo 673·2596 wind, New plotes easy for West to get a heart suit into $9800 PP. 891·2025 the auction. 19 Q 3 -As South. vulnerable. you hold: · .. •A 98532 <::J 7 <>.187 •A72 TI1c bidding has yrocccdcd: NORTH EAS'I SOUTH WEST I o Pass I • Pass 3o rass ? What do you hid now? Q 6 -Both vulnerable. as South you hold: •J6 <::J AQ O AKK •QJ\16 54 The bidding h;is proceeded: SOUTll WEST NORTH EAST I • Pa.~ IO P11s.'> ? What do you bid 11ow? A -You have the suit length and overall strength fQ( a .1u111p rebid ol three clubs, but not'lhe suit 4uali1y. That serious flaw weighs heavily i11 favor of a conservative rebid of lwo clubs. Should partner pass, it is mo~t unlikely that game has been missed. JEEP 9110 SUZUKI 9205 MISC. AUTO 9245 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~~~~l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •'"'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• MERCEDES 9130 '9"" ESTEEM ,. '8 8 Jeep Chetokee iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I u Air auto etc. Must sell. 34K mi, CO, auto, $5000. 949·723-8485. '77 3000 Cream/tan, ( 3 p I H O 3 5) S 6, 8 8 8 A/C, Cd player, First LEXUS OF '8 9 L a r e d o 4 X4 $1500 this week takes WESTMINSTER Wht/grey, 6cyl, AT, _11_. T_o_m_6_7_5_·7_1_2_3 __ 1 (714) 892·6906 AC, PS, PW, POL, '78 4 5 0SL Extra --------- CC. alloys, 58000 clean, Rod/black Inter, TOYOTA 673-2596 2 tops. Musi sell/or trade I or c I a ssl c car. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '93 Gr Ch e rokee $6550. 640·8385 '86 Corolla rebuilt 9210 AUTOS/SEIZED CARS from 5150. Jaguar, Corvot1e, Mercedes, BMW, Porsche. Honda, 4x4's, trucks and more. Local sates listings. Toll free 1 ·800·669·2292 e xt .A·4000. (CAL*SCAN) LTD Black, gray llhr, ---------1 trans, 161k ml, all svc 4WO, 4.0 VS, lull pwr, '80 300SD Spec Model reeds, auto, AC, cass, --------- (107229) $15,995 40 gal tank, Lg Ost Or. $2200/obo 954.4447 ANTIQUES & ~'huse:AL~J~t ~~:~I b5e:o"~~ 1~2:.o~~·~ '95 PREVIA LE SC CLASSICS 714·64 2-7700 Cust whls, dual A/C iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '84 380SL Like new, (3KKV554) $18,888 tight blue, 901< ml, in· LEX US OF 1erlor/e11terior xlnl . WESTMINSTER 9250 A • Seldom do we;: suggest that you no1 rchid a six-caru major, but this seems to be the perfect exception. A slam, perhaps a grand slai;n, in uia- tnonds looks like a near cenainty, so the ~hoice lies between an immedi· ate raise lo (our diamonds or to first cue-bid four clubs. Best is to set the trvmp suil immediately bf hidding four diamonds, forcing o course. You !>hould get a chance to cue-hid clubs on the next round. LEXUS 9115 L ean 1 to be a better hridge play-'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii er ! Suhscribe now to the Go~n 1• Dridge Letter by calling {800) 788· 1225 for inform ation. Or wTile toi Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Dox 4410, 0 1icago, Ill. 60680. dealer calls car cherry (714) 8 92·6906 $15,850 723-0608. ------------ '72 HONDA COUPE ORIGINAL BLU E COLOR. NEW OONUT SIZE TIRES. 722·7283 HOME, HEALTH AND BUSINESS ~ ........ '93 ES 300 Cashmer/Ivory lull ORI 131060) $18.977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949 )364·0664 '84 380SL Red/Palo 560 look. elClra clean, must see. Hard/soft top, 16tn whls $14,998 Lou 714·691·4717 Pgr 631-4717 Horne. 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Ll735976 031 ·2111 WINDOWS 3934 e Romodollng and a11•----------1 types or repairs. No job 100 small OC 32 yra Llc·bOnd·lns M/C/ We Do It All! Llo'd Contr. No job QUALITY CRAFTSMAN 100 amoll. All svca. , r---------~• Repr/rmdl, fans, new 2~ Yrs Exp. Roi• CONCRETE & MASONRY 3557 Visa 7 14·90 8·3 58 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I CERAMIC TILES 3528 Leaky Shower• Rep'd Ae9rou11nsi & lnstnll'n L870130 Dean Of Tit• 673·8065 dr 046·0526 RENT through classified •()eslgl • Buikl. •Rm AOditions •Remodels ACM CONSTRUCTION 848-145-8085 SELL your used vehicle lhrough classllled 842·5878 svca spes 645·3656 ·I m Your Handyman· ' ' Mark 949-050·0525 OverStocked with stuff? A eall to Claullled Will holp 842·5878 Buy 11. Sell It. Find It, ClaHlfled. , LANDSCAPE & LAWN CARE 3808 c.rlHilfll "'"""'"'' IAn ,.,.,1.~dlm 7>w f'dffllllWllVH,moH' 548-5801/n ' On the move? 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