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Home My WebLink About1998-09-21 - Orange Coast Pilott • • SERYJNG THE NEWPORT -COSTA MESA COMt'AUNITIES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,.1998 Car door, condonzs turn up at annual • Cleanup pay . . . ' T he California C0c1sldl Com· mission's 14th dnnual statewide Coastal Cleanup Day on Saturday wac; a smdshmg success, Wlth orgamz· er~ predicting a record-breaking 50,006 volunteers. With 70% of sites reporting, volunteers au over the state had picked ttA " l,...---~ 424,345 pounds of trdsti and 39,606 pounds of recyclables. Orange County volunteers didn't gel one of two $500 prizes for the most unusudl ite>ms found m the clean-up, but they' did bring bdck some strange lhulgS, mcluding: a film CcffilStP.r full of mom•y, a tdr door, an Easter egg with Jelly beans, d pack<1gc of ribbed con- doms, a small bdg of mctnjudnd und a dead seal Upper Newport Bay's No 1 hnd was even more> wttcky ct 9-foot Christmas tree m a stand OUT TO THE BAUGAME7: David Dye, a Costd Mesa police senior reserve oHicer, used to tell women in seU·defen~<' classes he taught privately that they should Cdrry a bat m the car to protect themselves. When Dye found out from the • Orange County d1stnct attorney's office lhdl a bat is cons1dmed c1 club and illegal to Cdrry as a #weapon," Dye hdd to change his lecture Now, Dy<.> sc1ys to carry Ui<' httt -but also have a qlove c1nd base- ball. Appearances make• u dtffc>r· ence. TANKS MOM, SNIFF: School boc1rd members herc> have bec•n exprcs:-· ing maternal 1nstmcl<>, gwmg <;ym- palhebc adVlce to one Daily Pllot education reporter who ha!> suf- fered with repeated sore lhroal'>, . coughs and _sniffles. Listed he low are some tried-and-true fam1l}' remedies that might help your kids, too Dana Black chicken soup, onP tabl~poon ot Roh1tussm cough syrup and SIX to eight gldssei. of water a day, Judy Franco Dress ·warm, sleep nght and qwt dnnkmg so much coHc<!, WendY, leece drink loL<; of flu1dt. and prny pdfd SO THAT'S WHY THE WATER'S SO PUNGENT: Dunng the last Me<od Consolidated Wc1ter D1stnct bodrd meetmg, members discussed pollu· boo of the Orange C'ounty ground- water bdstn by mtlnure produced by dauy cows in the Chtno Bdsm. Board member Fred Bockmiller shared some figures provided by the Regional Water Quahty Control Board: There are 313.000 cow!> m the Chino Basm, which produce 512,000 dry tons of manure a yectr. or the 148.480 tons of -.all thctl come Crom mctnure, 1 t ';.:. or 30,976 tons reach ground water. Some drrector; couldn't resist playing off the subJe<"l, making comments bke, "We shouldn't be cowed by the issue," and #I think the whole thing smnUs." Also, when bodrd member Trudy Ohlig-Hall stressed the need to get to the pollullon at Jts source. Presi- dent Mike Hedley wds quick lo quip, "Tht' source-wtis hl•rc m Cos· ta Mesa at one ume und llwy've since relocc1 tecl." -Compiled by Daily Pilot staff ON VACATION DON LE.A H r '\ lV Pll.OT Sous Chef Nestor Pia of the Twin Palms tel>taurant takes control of the pork chops at the Taste of Newport on Sunda). Below, guitarist Byron Bordeaux fills the air with soulful guitar work whUe fellow band member Tommy Gallegos plays percussion . Tasty s ess More than 70,000 were expected at 10th annual Toste of Newport f "11 t K R,\<.;I \'\'ll lbltl"1lol rcat fooc.J, · pertect weather dnd .,,zz.lmg entertainment brought in rccord-brt>aking crowds to this w~t>kend's Taste of Newport, the 10th tinnual Fashion Island evPnt R.ichurd Lut?hrs, president ot lhl~ .N<'wport Harbor Area C hamber of Commerce, which puts on th<> event. said he exJ)'ected more than 70,000 people lo trdvcl through thl' food lest1vdl since 1t opened Friday evening. • Fmlay rug ht s(!t d new llll-tim~ record !or dltendance and gross · receipts," he sc1id. HBut lhtll d1dn'l ldst lon9, bcc11use Saturday night it was SEE TASTE PAGE 5 Christine Morgan's goal is to save abused and.abandoned dogs jlJl;JftR RAGIA:'l.0 &jyPb NEWPORT BEACH -Chrb· tine Morgan wants only one thing in au the world -for lone· ly, neglected dogs lo lind cmy and loving homes. She is Willing to do whatever it takes, even if it means spend· mg money out ot her own pock· et or spending time with lonely arumals tn a hP;.ut-wrenching animal shelter. But what stdrted dS a simple mqmry mto what she could do to help has turned into a full- Ocdged rescue CdfDJ>dlgn lhdt may eventually tum into a non· profit organizallon to save abused and flbandoned dogs. Morgan, who used to work in a Florida dog pound before she moved here two years ago, said she went to the Newport Beach Animal Shelter about three weeks ago to lind out if a stray dog she saw on· Udo Isle had been picked up by ammdl control. When she got there and found out that the shelter had lit- tle funding and no volunteers, she said she asked how he could help. "The person at the sh€!1ter said if you run ad in the pap r and give the dO<JS names, it seems to work,~ Morg<tn said. "But the problem was that the shelter didn't have the money to consistently ru!' ads." Morgan knew that the dogs in the shelter -lhNe were SEE DOG PAGE 5 C .O M M U H I T Y B R I E f I H G WISH OF THE WEEK ·. -> SCHOOL: Sonora school, K-4, 966 Sonota, Costa Mesa, 92626. + PRINCIPAL: Steve Pavkh RE-LEAF FORUM SCHEDULED Re·Leaf Costa Mesa, a nonprofit organization focused on improving the quality of life in Costa Mesa through beautification, will hoJ t a free educational forum at 7:30 p.m. +WISH: Two things: a mac.hint that Thursday. Los Angeles County . can project television programs or Arboretum spokesman Dr. Gerold movies onto a large screen, so stu· INDEX Appeal sought by adult business C'OSTA l\lESA -The Citv CounCJJ 1s c•xpectert t(• dP-odc toddy wheUwr to c11lO\\ a local escort ~PMCI • tu n~main 10 busi- n'!.'1"· Aram Hc11natu, the ow1wr PrL•,,. lt~}(' Invelotrnenb)nc , will ,1ppeal thi> city's dc<i ... um to twn down Ills n.:quc~t for a penrut rene\V.aJ c 0 std --·-----· Mpc;a Police Chll'f David Snowden denie<I the apphcauon by H111nab1 m Auyu"t h •co use dn escort ervice The City (oun· ci wil meet at 6:30 p.m. at City Holt 77 Foi Drive. cmplo~t ~ ''as conv1cu .. '<i ot pro ... u- tullon l>arlie.r this year, according to d c ity taff rt?port Tut: onqmal pemul for Pre ... tige lnvl1"ll11Pnt-., 76:> Slunt Clime St 1 Swte C, wc1 ~.,ui>d tty I.he Polle, Ucport.tnent m Augµ't i~47 t la1nt1l111 m his wntten appeal to the city, aid the cleruu.I ol a perrrut l!> unhm 1,.xc1tL<;P hl~ .md his hus1- lll"':> h.t~ P no cnnuna1 conVIctioa record ThP t>mplo et• arrest~<! and com1c-h><I of prostituuon was <KLinq on her own, he Stild Cit} tafl membt>rs TN om· m ~nded UuJt th<.> council .... hould uphol<I the polic~ ch.icf s deas1on and deny th1• penrut The { 0tmn\ also will <:onS1d r accepting t)Jc donation ol a his- lonc. two· torr hou .... e at 2529'5dn- ta An A\"·· \-,;here a 10-urut n - denual project ha ... been appro\ ed tor development Dl?~eloper Enc Cem1ch he otft•n~ to don ti" the house built in l<lt 5, to an) om• .,.,i!Jing to pre· Nve 1t. Cemkh, m c1 ldtex to Cit) ~1dndgt>r AU.m RO<'der, srud he would c1.ho fl(tY $5,500 of the ms!$ ol tellx·c1tm9 lhl• houM:!, but the ne\~ owner must ... 11ouJdcr tht> rcmctuung l'Xfll'n.s<•i. t--tovmg tht> stnJClun~ would l n ... t ctn estmidlL"l:I $40,000 Christine Morgan takes Howard for · a walk along Marine A~enue with ..her ever-pre· nt "Adopt Me" bal- loons. D0Nl£.ACH I ~ PIOT AROUNU10WN ••••••••••••••• 4 QASStflED • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • .. I POUCI FIUS • • • • • • • • • • • • • •..•...•• 2 PUIUC NOTICES • • • .. .. • • .. .. .. • • • • • J SPC>ITS • .: ......................... 6 Wt.AlltER • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • .. • • • ••• I • 1 dents can watctt edlicational shows Turney will be the featured speaker. In the school~ muttf • .,Urpose room. The forum is open to the public and ·WEATHER .· ~,o, rubber ptaygrQUnd mau.-.----4..,.....,s ~Atdtsi. to focus on a ~J..\..l,li.l.----*--1*1tr'lhtl N bit ol ~_.j~,..='J ....... ~1o-- Nancy 'nlrner ad Eileen Tltomton at the ~ u.ve.t In Victoria. Canada. . plac• under playground equipmei:'t· improve the city's streets by reducing Cunently theN is sand uO<Mf the pollution and preserving trees. equlpt'Mnt and many children have Refreshments will be served. Neigh· gotten It In their eyes. borhood Community Center, 1845 +CALL: (714) 424-?JSS Park Ave .. Costa Mesa. For more information call (714) 437-5874. . !hot means lvl mUS1 be oa lsway s..,.2 , . tJ. tw:mday, September 21, 1998 locals onl . Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot --- . 111111011 UP CLOSE " Udo n-avel, louted et 3404 Vt• ltdo, 'Newpo rt BHch, is under MW manaeement Mar- .. ,., Jeen ... u h•s Joined the travel comp•')Y as the new gen- eral manager. lido Travel, which . . M 1s located on Lido Isle, is a free. full·service tra11el company. lido ,.Travel . has been serving the nffd~ of the lido Isle and New· port Beach travel communities for more than 40 years Jeanseau has recently announced that Gall NHh has been added to the company's sale staff. Nash, who has ll'Ved In both Southern California and Boca Raton, Flori- da. brings with her to her new .. Mesa Consolidated Water n ·istrict manager of fip.ancial services/treasurer I r . position more than 16 years · · experience in both the corporate and leisure travel ffelds ..• New· .. port Beach's Oarllng little Ras· cal1 recently added a new layer to its' already productive busl· ness. Rascals, Orange County's only instant pet sitting and dog • walking service, can now offer Red Cross Pet First Aid and CPR , certification to its customers. .... Husband and wife business team. Michael and •ngela Grl· er, have found that the services 'they offer reduce the stress lev· e ls of their cllents who travel for long periods of time... Navy Chief Petty Officer Christopher -P. Ellwood recently participated _In Exercise Rim of the Pacific 1c 1998 while on board the au)(if :' lary ship USS Coronado. Tl1e ship : . is home ported m San Diego. Ell • wood is a 1978 graduat~ of Cos : ta Mesa High School. The month- long exercise was conducted • near Hawaii Ellwood was one of • more than 25,000 sailors, air- men, marines. soldiers, and coast : .guardsmen who participated in ! :the exercise Ellwood Joined the • •navy during the summer of :,.. , 1978 ... NayY Lt Bri•n A. OnHI :_ was recently promoted to his -present rank Oneal recently -reported for duty at the Nation·· al Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Md Oneal 1s a 1987 graduate of Costa Mesa's Estancia High School and is a 1991 graduate of California State University, long Beach. Oneal has a BS degree from Cali- fornia State University, long Beach Oneal graduated from Kirksville College of OsteopathlC Medicine in 1998. Oneal received a Doctor of Osteopathy degree from Kirksville College of Osteo· pathic Medicine. In January 1995 Oneal joined the NayY. . Local woman injured accident on Victoria A Costa Mes.i woman is in serious condition at Western Medical Center m Santa Ana after being hit by a car that jumped the curb on Victoria Street and Westward Way Sara Hougurd, 27, of Costa Mesa, suffered multiple mtemal in1uriec; and lost her left leg below the knee in the dCadent, which happened dt about 8:45 a.m. Sunddy. +WHEN WERE YOU HIRED: December 1983. +FAMILY STATUS: Married for 21 years;' two children, Andrew, 11, and Marton, 7. AGE: 45, ' + EDUCATION: High school in Thailand • and Illinois: bachelor's in geology, Uni- versity of Illinois; master's from West Coast University. + PAST POSmONS: Geologist -North- ern I.Hinois Gas Co., staff positions at two state utility regulatory commissions in Illinois and New Jersey; Inf ormabo~ Base Supervisor +EXPLANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR LESS: Malung sure ratepdyers' money is used appropriately and in accordance with the board's fiscal policies. ( ~· YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT: Not havmg money m Bob Citron's Orange County investment pool and not being stuck in the bankruptcy. Implementing new options for customers to pay their bills: crecliVdeb1t cards and automatic fund transfers. + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVE· MENT: A tdmily cookbook that mcluded recipes from my husband's and my fami- ly for seven generations. J included brief biographies of each person. The earliest reope is 150 years old. .Z. YOUR PERSONAL MOlTO: "You can do anything you want if you really want to.· t_. YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVAGANCE: A signed bound reprint of Don Rosa's •Life and 1lrries· of Scrooge McDuck. • lt was published by Gladstone Publicat1ons, included a lithograph clnd cost a lot of money. •%>THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: That's a hard questJon because I'm a book per- son and I love so many. I've got books everywhere. 1 rPad while I do dishes. "Scott and Amundsen• by Roland Hunt· ford taught me about leadership and •Tue Joyous Season" by Patrick Dennis IS the funruest book I ever read. ·!· THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOW: My car IS so old it doesn't have a CD player in it. + YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSESSION: My lnend, Hippy. He's a stuffed blue hip· popotamus I ordered from a cereal box when 1 was in third grade. +WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OVERUSE: "Yes and no," when answer- ing a yes/no question at work. Jn the water husiness, almost noUung 1s that simple. • . ·~WHAT CAN YOU COOK: Anything. My mother always said if you can read you Cdn cook. I'm good at souffles and always muke the kids' h1rthddy cakes ·~ A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COULD CHANGE: HcUllster piles, dS my husband calls my piles of papers. •v THE COLLEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: I changed majors three or four ll.mes (it was the eMly '70s). I cilmost majored in Latin, accounting and history. + YOUR LAST CHARITABLE ACT: The ldst . check we wrote was to the Civil War 1hlst for the preservation of Civil War battlefields. The last active Uung was giving stuffed animdls to U1e Someone Cares Soup l(jtchen for its Easter pdrty. •t• AS A CHILD, WHAT DID SCHOOL- MATES TEASE YOU ABbun Probably wearing glasses because I've been wear· ing them since I was 2, but I really don't remember since I learned to ignore teas- ing e,.rly m life. .:• WHAT IS IN YO_UR TRUNK RIGHT NOW: Besides my emt>rgenry kit? My mothE>r\ stamp collection, t'.rh1ch I'm trying to sell. •l> THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER: There was no one thmg. He and I were fnends U>ng \><!fore we started dating. ·~ THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD: Md.king stuff NI <•ggplant for dinner -t• WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOT- ED IN HIGH SCHOOL: The most hkely not to care whdl dnyone else was doing. +WHO ARE YOUR HEROES: Abraham Lincoln, Raold Amundsen. Xena and DON I.EACH I OUR DMES Uncl(' Scrooge. They all made up their rmnds to do something c:llld they found a way to do it. · -!• FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REALITY: Wotchmg • RuHy the Vampire Slayer,• HIJercult>s" or "Xena." Reading Uncle Scrooge comic books · <l• ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: The rc:'lte ell which time seems to fly. YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Playing m the yc1rd with kids ~THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE: My fingernails - they break easily. .:> I HAVE A DREAM THAT: Someday I'U be able to H~od ull the books on my •wdllt-to-reud" list o) PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH YOU: (94q) 574-1022. Costa MCSd Pohre Sgt. Tim Schenn um said the woman's friend, Monict1 Miyata, 24, of Costa Mesa WdS traveling east- bound on Yictona to pick her up when she tned to make a right tum and collided mto the vehicle next to her NEWPORT·MESA SCHOOLS The dnver, Lloyd Gorman, 38, of Cosl.d Mesa, then veered to the right, went over the curb and struck Hougdrd. Schennum said No charges have been Wed agalilst either dnver. Attention soccer ... moms and dads . The location or the New· port-Mesa AYSO Region 97 team parent meeting today has been changed from Mariners Library to the Cost.Cl Mesa Neighborhood Center, 1845 Park Ave. m Lions Park. .,. The meeting will take place : from 7 to 9 p .m. For more infom1ation, call 6.11-0559. ... +ADAMS K-5 2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa Mesa 92626 Barbara Hamngton, Principal 424-7935 +) ANDERSEN K-6 1900 Port Seaboume, Beach 92660 Tom Carr, Prinapal 515-6935 Newport + BACK BAY HIGH (CONTINUA· TION) 390 Monte VtS'8 Ave , C M 92627 Carole 'Castaldo, Pnnc1pal 515-6900 + CALIFORNIA K-6 3232 Calif omia, C.M. 92626 Lisa Overholt Dillon, Principal 424-7940 + COLLEGE PARK K-4 2380 N6tre Dame, C .M. 92626 Kathy Sanchez, Principal 424-7960 __ ... J.._ ., +CORONA DEL MAR HIGH 7-12 2101 Eastblulf, N.B. 92660 Don Martin, Prinapal 760-3320 +COSTA MESA HIGH 7-12 2650 Fairvtew, CM. 92626 Andrew Hernandez, Principal 424-8700 + DAVIS 5TH & 6TH GRADE CEN· TER 1050 Arlington Or, CM. 92626 C heryl Galloway, Pnncipal 424-7930 ·~ ENSIGN INTERMEOlATE 7-8 2000 CWf, N.B 92660 Allan Mucenno, Pnncipal 515-6910 + ESTANOA HIGH 9-12 2323 Placentia, C.M. 92626 Peg971 Anatol, Principal 515-6500 + HARBOR VIEW K-6 900 Goldenrod Corona del Mar 92625-,. Karen Kendall, Prinapdl 515-6940 +KAISER PRIMARY CENTER K-1 2025 Garden Lane, C .M. 92627 Kathryn Hofer, Prinopal 515·6945 ·i-KAISER 2-6 2130 Santa Ana, CM. 92627 Daryle Palmer, Pnncipal 515-6950 . + KIUYBROOKE K-4 3155 Killybrooke, CM. 92626 Mury Ann Gilbreth, Pnnc1pal 424-7945 -!• ABRAHAM LINCOLN 310 t Pacific View Dr. C .D.M . 92625 Bruce-Crockard, Pnnppal 515-6955 ~ MARINERS K-6 2100 Mariners, N.B. 92660 Mary Ann Ehret, Principal 515-6960 •Z. MONTE VISTA HIGH (ALTERNATIVE) J90 Monte VtSla Ave., C ~· 92627 Carole Castaldo, Pnnc1pdl 515-6900 ~~ NEWPORT K-6 14th and Balboa, N .B. 92661 DeniseKnu~en,Pnnapal 515-6965 •> NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH ~12 600 Irvine, N B 92660 Bob Boies. Prinapal 760-3310 -t• NEWPORT HEIGHTS K-6 300 E. 15th, NB 92660 Brooke Booth, Principal 515-6970 ~· PAULARINO K-4 .1060 Paularino, C.M. 92626 Pntricid Insley, Principal 424-7950 + POMONAK-3 2051 Pomona, CM. q2f>26 Cdthi Pierson, Prinapal 515-6980 + REA 4TH, 5TH & 6TH GRADE 601 Hunulton St. C .M. 92627 Ken Killian, Principal 515-6905 -!• SONORA K-4 966 Sonora, C.M. 92626 Steve Pavich, Principal 424-7965 + TEWINKLE MIDDLE 6-8 3224 Cdllforma C.M. 92626 Sharon Fry, Principal 424-7965 .:• VICTORIA SCHOOL K-6 1025 V1ctona St., C.M. Judy Ldukso, Principal 515-6985 + WHtmER K-4 1800 N. Whittler, C.M. 92626 Shdron Blakely, Principal 515-6990 *WILSON K-6 801 Wilson, C.M. 92627 PdrtWla Coughlin, Principal .515-6995 . Pilot BEAQEBS HOTLINE M~. CA 92626 Copyright: No WEATHER SURF SCHOOL MENU • THOMAS H.. JOttNSON. P\lblishef W1WAM l.080£U., Editor STEVE MAR811, Managing Edrtor TINA IOflGAnA. Assistant ~911'\CJ Editor ANASTAOA fMHOG OtyEd1tor • STEVI EAMES ~Editor ROGER CAM.SON. 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TEMPERAl\lftES TODAY Balboa First low 73/SS 408a.m. Corona del Mar First high 761S8 10·17a.m Costa Mesa Second low 78157 423 p.m. Newport Beach Second high 73/SS 11:05 p.m. Newport Coast TUESDAY 76158 First low 4:32 a.m. SURF f<>QCAST First high LOCATION SIZE 10.41 a.m. Wedge 2·3sw Se<ond low .Newport -2·1SW-. p:m Black•es 2-4sw S.Cond high River Jetty 2-4sw 11 p.m CdM 2·3\W WATIR TIOIS 07 S.1 0.9 4.9 1.0 S.1 09 46 Winsf s from the southwest are expected to bring in somq nice waves today, some 1n the shoulder high range, A light off· shore flow has · allowed for some cle~r !.ki~\ along much of the Call· fornla ~oast, but It the Northern Pac1f· le Indicate a stormy pattern Is on its way Newport·Mesa Unified School District Elementary Lunch Menu Three menu d"*-9 every day - Students may <.~ • vegetarian entree each day 1f desired. The ~tanan selection varies and may be either a salad. sand- wich Of hot en\rtt. • Mondaiy: Vegetanan chef salad with fruit yogurt. or c.hkken nuggets; Jkama sticks: choice of juice or fruit, choke of milk. \ • ~y: Lettuce, tomato & cheese sandwich, or •Munch-· able" salad, Of roa~t ch1Cken; hot vegetable; choke of juice or fruit. c.hok• of milk. • ..._lday: Vegetarian chef stlad with fruit yogurt. or chicken brtflt pa~ sandw1Ch; jicama sticks, choice of juke or fruit, choice of milk. • ~ Grilled cheese sandwich, "Munchable .. salad, Of tl>Bey tost.ada salad man •Ed1bowt" wjth lettuce cheee and salsa; c.hok{;!fl,l~e or fruit. choice of milk. ' • ~ • buf9er wt111 t11f1St'1 bun, MUndw.ble· Mi.; 9d wfth BBQ t>.1m, or all bfff hot dog GrMn salad with low f9t dressing; chOke of Juke or fruit. choke of milk. In the operation of chMd feeding progr1m1, no <Nici wtll be : dkc~ ISl!llnst because of race, WlC. color, r\ltlonal °''" 1 9'°' 199 or~· If you bt4tfw you hew~ diKrimht • td against. wrltt ~to tht ~of~. Wasfllflgton, D C. 20250 ° -- ·Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Monday, September 21 , 1998:.3 School board needsto rearrange its spending plioritieS GAY GFl<;FR-SANDOVAl I was m Chicago the weekend before last, when the new:; focu ed on home runs and presidential trysts. l couldn't help compare the ,lives of two young women who grew up m well-to- do CJ.Tcumstances, then went to college. After college, one became a White I louse intern, and the pubbc can read all the mtim~te details. The other decided to move to Chicago and live m a poor n~ighborhood. She opened her home lo recent unmigrants and provided all-day ctuld care to working mothers for a ruckel. A kindergarten was started, and the ftn>t playground was bwlt. Eventually, th1s young woman lobbied for legislation that ended child labor and proVlded for an educabon to nelp children out of'. poverty During Jane Addams' We, Hull House and its surroundl.ng buildmgs brought changes to not. just the people directly affected, b.ut to the perceptions we have a bout children· 100 years later. As the new school year starts, and lhe call for volunteers goes out, it is often a challenge to rtse to the task One person really can make a dtfference. By continuing in Jane Addams' footsteps, your VlSion and enthusiasm can have an effect now and 100 years from now. . The school board spent this past weekend at Ute Santa Ana Country Club gaming vision and a strategic plan. May their vision include getting school funds back mto the schoolho·use and out of the boardroom. Two items in the All Funds Budget, approved at the Sept. 8 meeting, especially conce!:J1ed me First, the board approved $16,000 for all seven members to attend a conference in San · Diego. That's almost $2,300 per SCHOOL NIWS person, but they didn't think that that would be enough Jf a teacher attends a conference 90 miles away, what kind of budget: does she have? How many books, Dalls, and classroom sup- plies .would $16,000 buy? More troubling tS the board tine item for $199,000 for legal expenses. nus was explained as "copying costs, costs for deposi- tion transcripts, and other discov- ery costs~ for the zero-tolerance case against Ryan Huntsman, nus budget item does not mclude attorney's fees. My edu- cated guess is that if legal expenses are budgeted for $199,000, attorneys fees are bud- geted for at least $800,000. A million dollal".> could make a big dent in needed bathroom repairs. The question that you need to be asking right now is whether a legal case about a student m a car whq was not at school and who might have had drug para- ' -New location, same Wald~rf spirit Although the grounds may be dlfferPnt at the Waldorf School of Orange County Uili. year, the _, spirit dnd enthuMasm shdJ'ed by teachers, stuqents and parents for more than d decade Me as infecbous as ever. The school year officially began two weeks dgo w1th the sounds of children laughing and playmg m the y<lrd, music-in the halls and classrooms. and 1::nthu- s1astic students reviewing lessons. Waldorf's uruque cumculum is a natural match to the sur- rounding area of the school at 2350 Canyon Drive in Costa Me~a. A wooden pyramid stands on the lawn to assist the JUruor high students with their geome- try lessons. Gardens are bemg prepared by the third grade. And wooden playhouses and struc- tures have cropped up every- where. s t u - dents, who study a curricu- lum that mcludes a reverence for nature, arP look- ing for- ward to exploring thE" splen- We need your sd100I news. Send ilformation by postal mail to the DGly Pilot, 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; by fax tt to 646-4170; or by e-m to dai1ypi- 1ot@eartfti.ne1 . dor of the Tdlbert Park Natme Preserve, vernal pools dlld other natural wonden. available right m their back yard. At the Waldorf School of Orange County, education comes alive foT the kindergarten through eighth-grade students. The school integrates .foreign languages, music, movement and art into the more traditional dcademics of soence. mathemat- ics, reading and wnting. It also fosters sell-reliance, moral pur- • pose, social responsibility and academic excellence. Festivals, workshops, lectures and performances are held regu- larly throughout the year by Waldorf students, staff and other professionals. A nonprofit gift store offenng uruque gifts for children and adults is also open to the public year-round. Call (949) 574-7775 ·for upcoming dates and further information. -Sandi Ames C-OIT carpet cleaning was a lifesaving recoinml{ndation! For over 45 years, COIT's advanced equipment and full y trained, certified technicians have provided the most effective cleaning available for all types of carpets, rugs, draperies and upholstery. COIT's professional care and personal attention to detail assures you the fines t results possible; and we guarantee it! ~ l woke up one morning to find a horrible big stam nght m the midd/.e of my living room. I tried everything I could thmk of, but I couldn't get it out. Then I called my friend Debbie, and she immediately recommended that I call COIT. They got the stam out and u's never resurfaced. Experience You Can Trust Frien ds Debbu Ghiglteri & Denise Vigil License #727306 phemalia is worth $1 million of fessjonally or tn college. Howev- your tcU:es. The student graduat-er, some" coaches seem to forget ed already and the Court of that. They expect families to give Appeal has said it rpay dismiss up dinner hours, weelcendst and the case because the issue is vacations m the name of their moot. I personally would rather ,partic;:ular sport. Parents pre see the money used to make the expected to spend their free bme schools' toilets hush than to see ln raising thousands of dollars tor. the money flushed away m Uus extra coaches, equipment and manner. It's JUSt a good thing uniforms'. U a team doesn't WlJl, it platform shoes are in style Wlth is because the kids di~n't try. the bathroom situation at some hard enough o~ weren t.focused schools Why don't you come~ en?ugh. The tnp nome m the bus the school board meeting at 7 '1S deadly Sorµe coaches yell at · the referees dlld players, throw ~~esday.and say what .Y0~ things, or lock themselves m d A big thank you (or making the Costa Mesa High School girls golf team a reality. I suspect thank yous a.re due for the othei: high school golf teams, as well. I read Bill Lobdell's column on rules for parents at the soccer level, and thought maybe we need the same perspective on high school sports. Most high school athletes, as in 99%, will not play sports pro- room I attended a meeting of the g1rls golf team, and decided while the team might be the equivalent of "The Bad News Bears,• this is my idoo. of high school sports. Most of the girls had never held a golf club before, but the coach is singmg their praises as the team that will get better. The players all had snules on theu faces. The team is truly d product of the commuruty. Courses have donated playing ume. A goll pro has donated expertise. Busmesi.· es a.ie helping out. Locals hdve donated u ed du bi.. The girl> are · heady with the excitement of learning a new and challenging sport. Not once did we talk about winrung or losmg. or how only the best would be on the team. All who came are part of the .team The coach 1s patient and supportive of every memqer, regardless of their skill lev~l. 11lis 1s the way I wtSh all high school sports could be. So if you expert goUers c-ome upon some rookie girls on your go1f ~e. th~V are part of the newei.t CIF sport. Give them your understanding and encour- l agement. They are truly your community team, whichever high sch?Ol tbey call home! ---- ' • GAY GEISEJt-SANDOVA1. IS a Costa Mesa resident. Her column wns Mon· days. + Put a bug in WHEN DINING GETS BORING. tT'S TIME FOR ... someone's ear. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT LIDO NEW STORE!! Joyeux Noel Gift and Decor Shop-Christmas lhristmas ep1~1nber ;t zn BOATS BOATS BOATS Join us in the Village for Dining, Shopping, Strolling and Dreaming. The Boat Show is here. ·September 241h thru 27'11 Come and enjoy the day with u.s in _ lido Marina Village, Newport Beach Swing Band. Dancing on the R ti Rn"ck Road. September 27th 1-5 p.m. Balloons and caricacture drawings. Come Join Us in the Street 3400 Via Oporto •Newport Beach Call for directions 675-8662 or 675-2174 PLUG IN Plug into your community Find out What'.5 going on m your City, Rarks, chufc.hl's, schools, «itertainment and~ Read the . Inily Pilot. ; . 4 Monday, Septem'bef 21 , 1998 Newport Beach/COSIO Maso Doily Pilot - • Send AROUND TOWN iterm to t~ Oalty Pilot. Around Town, 330 W. Bay St • C~ Mesa, 92627; fu them to 646· 4 t70; o< call S40-1224, ext. 228. A com- plete listing of Around Town can be fa&Jnd at www.bltunii;c.Omlpilot TODAY SUNDAY A back-country hike will take place from 9 a.m. to noon at Crys- tal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coac;t Highway, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet at El Moro Vi.s1tor Cen- ter. Parking is $5. For more infor- mation, call (949) 494-3539. ~ , SEPT. 28 • a .m. to 10 p.m. For more infonDA-Tbe Costa Mesa HiltorlW Sod- tion, call (714) 631-474 t. ety holds a free open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p .m . Thursdays at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. The J!Vent feat\U'es memorabilia from the city of Costa Mesa and ONGOING • the Santa Ana Army Air Base. Por more information, call 631-5918. St. Ancbew's Presbyterian Church offers a support group for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. The group meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays-in the church's Dierenfield Hall C, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The confidential group is open to the community. For more Overeaten Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Wedhesdays at St. John's Episcopal Church, 183 E. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 953·0900. Oasfs Senlo\' Center offers a Parkinson's disease support group from 10 to it:30 a~m. the fourth Wednesday of each month at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41, New- p0rt Beach. Foe more in.formation. call 760-5542. Free samples will be given du.r- ing peak hours at Mother's Mar- ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Vendors wiJl set tables up with products for the public to sample. Hours dre from 9 a.m. to 10 p .m. For more mfor- mation, call (714) 63.1-4741. Free samples will be given dur- ing peak hours at Mothel'c; Mar· ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St , Costd Mesa. Vendors will set tdbles up with products for the public to try. Hours are from 9 am. lo 10 p.m. For more informa- tion, 'call 631-4 7 4 1. utfonnabon. call 631-2880. • from 7 to 9 p .m. the second Thurs· day of each month at 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona deJ Mar. For more information, call 644-3244: Prospects Networking Group meets from 1115 to 8:30 a .m . Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Bredkfast is $6. For more informa- tion, call Angie Stafford at 474- 2225 orTma Fuman at 551-3156. The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mat 711 of Orange County offers a program for young men ages 1'6 to 18 interested in learning about sailing, _seamanship, piloting, nav!_gation and cruising. Meet- ings are from 6 to 9 p.m. Wecines· days at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more lnfor- mation, call 642-6301 or 551- 6591. Oasls Senior Center otten ongo· ing assistance, counseling And referral services for seniors. For' appoinbnents or more infonna- tion, call 64.4-3244 . TUESDAY Commercial Real Estate Women will present a luncheon program titled Conduit Lending-Real Esr.ate Meets Wall Street at noon at the Weslln South Coast PlclZa, 686 Anton Blvd , Costd Mesa. Adnussion 1s $48 at the door. Reg- istration will be at 11 .30 a;m. For more W onndtion, call 730-6100. Monica Klein will present a free se~dr titled Ayurueda. Science of Life from 7 to 8 pm. at the Pabo Cafe at Mother s Market dnd Kitchen. 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservallons are required. For more mfonnation, call (800) 595-6667. WEDNESDAY SEPT. 29 How Loud are the Dogs Barking, a free luncheon invesbnent semi- nar, will be presented at 12:30 p.m. dt The Arches, 3334 W Coast H1ghwdy, Newport Beach For more information, call (949) 723- 8362 Natasha Tteney will present" a free serrunar titled Prob1otks rroro 7 to 8 f.m. at the Pdtio Cdfe a.t Mothers Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesd. A book• · signing will follow from 6 to 8:30 p .m. Reservations dre required. For more inf onnation, call 031- 4741. All Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7 15 a .m Tuesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more mformation, call 646-1252. Zen Home Stitchery, a local mcillufclcturer of meditation sup- plies, holds a free meditation from 5 to 7 p.m. Sundays at Mesa Busi- ness· Center, 7'11 W. 17th St., Suite A-8, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call 722-7818. The Newport Beach Parks, Bedches and Recreation Commis- sion meets at 7 p.m. the first Tues- dt1y or each month in the City CouncU chambers. 3300 Newport The Networkers will meet trom Blvd. Newport Beach . For more 11 45 a .m to 1 p.m dt the Cosld SEPT JO miormation, call 644-3151. Mesa Goll and Country Club, · . , · 1701 Golf Course Dnve Admis-NlcoUne Anonymous fellowsblp sion IS $12 and mclude<; lunch. For I fr.ee samples wUJ be glvt;n dur-\\ants to help men and women inI tl ll 885 9093 mg peak hours at Mothers Mar-. . more onnd_ on , ca -. ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St . who smoke to qwt ~d re~ C t t lh ( d l M I Costa Mesa. Vendors will S(•t smoke free. For more information onnec a e oror a e ar bl th od f th on local everung meetings call Branch Library, d s<.>rn s ol work· td es up wt pr ucts or e . • shop s featunny up' tor e ffective public to try. Hours are from 9 -650-2713 use of ubrar: f('SOLIJC t S, Will bl! presented horn 7 tc: 8:30 p.m every Wednt·~cid}' through Nov. 25 at the hhrdrv 420 Marigold Ave> Thi· wo1~ ... hop-. \\Ill dlso fe a- ture strn tcgH"" tor Wt•b naviga- tion. Ad1mss1on ts free. For more information, rt11l 717-380 l. . Marilyn Joyce wilt pre ent a sermnar and book s1gnmg titled Soy Beans I lcttllh rn-.urtl.Ilce m a Pod from 7 to 8 p.m <1l the Putio Cafe at Mothers Market and Kitchen, 225 E 17th St., Costa Mesa Book s1gmng will be from 8 to 8:30 p m Reservahons die req wred. For more inlonnatlon, call (800) 595-6667. THURSDAY A seminar titled PMS & Menopa use-A Natural Womens Gwde will be presented by Drs Mark and Angela Sten~cr from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Patio Cdfe at Mother's Market and Kitchen. 225 E 17th St., Costa Mes~. A book· s1grung will be from 8:30 to 9 p.m. Reservations are required. For more inlormation, call (800) 595- 6667. free samples wtll be given dur- mg peak hours at Mother's Mar- ket a nd Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa Vendors will set up tables featunng their produC'ts around the store. For more m.for- matlon, call 631-4741. FRIDAY free samples will be given dur- ing peak hours at Mother's Mar- kel dnd Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St , Costa Mesa. Hours are 9 am. to 10 p.m. For more tnformation, call 631-4741. A back-country hike will take place from 9 a.m. to noon at Crys- tal Cove State Patk, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet at El Moro V1S1tor Cen- ter. Parkmg is $5. Por more infor- mation, call (949) 494 3539. SATURDAY A mountain-bike rlde wtU take place at 9 a .m. at Crysld.l Cove State Park, 8471 E. COdltt H.tgh- way, Newport Beach. 81.k.ers will meet at El Moro V~1tor Center. Parking is $5. For more tnforma- tion, call (949) 494-3539 A KS Skin Care demonstraUon will be present •d from 3 to 6 p.m. .1.n the body care dl"partment dt Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 e. t 7th St .. Costa Mesa. For more information, call 631-4741. •ODVCE E 01• 1 1 d·•Y • ,..,..k • Mon ~Ii !tam !ls>m. Sat ~n tOam ?pm Co'tt.a Mesa Huntirulton Beach 6t>b R .. kc·r, '-ult# l 0 I 17672 0.-h l'.it..-d. Sul-0 & .6 (t:.o~1 ('II l}riJftt>I, <'k.-ttf 'ic1ul.h <.._.t I'&..,..) /llt-lkh" 'II-la~ f'Wltll Pt.a) 714.668.9925 714.847.9936 ~~/fG//· Mattress Outlet Stor Flavorful & Delicious Lunches& Dinner. 3168 Harbor Blvd. Costa .Mesa One Block SOUth of .\05 Fwy 545 .. 7168 UNIQUEWINE AOGMI CATERING AVAILABLE PRNATE PARTY ROOMS Look in Classifieds Wednesday, Sept 23 rd .. The Yoga Place otters a prenatal and postnatal yoga class from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Thursdays. New classes begin on the first of the month. For more information, call 642- 7400. Hoag Cancer CenteJ' offers Man to Man, a free prostate cancer dis- cussion group, from 7 to 8:30 p .m. the first Wednesday of each month Ht the center aud.ltorium, 1 Hoag Drive, Building 4 t , f'lew- port Beach. Por reservations or more information, call 722-6237. The Paclfic Business XchaJ1ge has weekly breakf ~st meetings at 7 a.m. Tuesdays at the Pacific Club, 41 ~O MacArthur Blvd., ,Newport Beach. There is no charge for the initial meeting. For more information, cAll ,640-0588. ~ ~ The Newport Beach Psychologi- cal Association presents a coed relationship group called Insight Equals Power at 7 p.m Thurs- days. The fee is $25 per week. For more infonnab.on, call 722-4588. Hoag Cancer Center otters a free relaxabon and unagery workshop , 4341 MacArthur Blvd #0 N The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Square and Round Dance Club seeks experienced dancers to tom in from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 545-5669. A free support group for cancer patients meets at 7 p.m. Wednes- days and a support .group for peo- ple suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome meets from 1 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays at the Institute for Holistic neatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite· too, Newport Beach. For more inf or- mation, call 251-8700. Arthritis foundation instructor Wyoma McKinley leads an exer- cise class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more informab.on, call 513-5641. Nightly meettngs are ottered in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone w,bo wants to over- ort Beach tel 7 I 4.~75.197~ < '( ) \I Pl . r 1: I~ I I~ \ I '\. I "< ~ Introductio·n to Computers Learn what you need to know to 1et started usin1: Window• 9518 Word Processlne & Internet In 4 two hr once a week classes or i 3 two ~ hr cluaes Mon, Tue, Wed, mornlnp· • Small class size -S students max. • Word, Excel, Access & Page Layout Classes also avail. Visa, MC, Discover Call Marie at Newport PC Tnlnlnl (949) 863-1600 3740 Campus Dr. Ste. A, Newport Beach Meeting Location: Newport Beach Central L~brary Friends' Room . I 000 Avocado Avenue Monday, September 21, 1998 7:00 pm For more· information, please call: 644-3131 -l*d~- come nicotine addiction. For a schedule or more information. call 714-9106 or (800) 6'2-0666. Tbe Newport S~rts Collectton Foundation,.a nonprofit organiza- bon, operates a free museum at 620 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. The mu.sewn. which has one of the world's largest col- lections of sports memorabilia, is open from 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. week- days. For more inf onn.ation, call 721-9333. H~gCan~rCen~rspomona Cree tai chi class for intermediate to advanced levels from 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m. Thursdays for people with cancer and their families. A beginner session meets from 10:30 to 11 :30 e.m. Fridays. The classes a.re designed to reduce stress, increase longevity and pro- mote a sense of well being with . basic, ea,w-to-learn, nonstrenu- ous movements to aid in balance and concentration. The class is taught by Victor Armand. No reg- istration is required. Free. Hoag Cancer Center is at 4000 W . .Coa.st Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 722-6237. Oasis Senior Center otten a dal- ly telephone contact program for seniors who have a limited local support system. For more infor- mation, call 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Communicators Toastmasters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the Orange County Department of Education. 200 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to anyone who wants to improve his or her public speaking skills. For more information, call 444-5030. Advertorial Auto .. Facts byl'IHll~ URWC.AW ........ ...,, ~~ FOUR· WHEEL DRIVE For optimum traction on slippery surf aces or off-road conditions. nothing beats four-wheel drive. Vehicles with part-time four-wheel ;. drive use a ~te shift Jever, or dash switch, to "lock." tf1e front and ~ar axles so they tum at the same speed. Fine for driving through mud or slfow, the system should be turned off on dry roads to prevenl ti.re scrubbing during cornering on dry roads. on the <><her hand, as ilS name implies, full-ti.me four-wheel drive (available as either selectable or pennanent systems) can be used all the time. Its center differential (or equivalent mechanism) allows the front and rear wheels to 1um independently during cornering. In difficult conditions, the cenler differential can lock to provide excellent traction. HINT: All-wheel drive is much like four-wheel drive, with the exception that it has no low-rang gear-making it largely unsuitabl for off-road use. A FOGGY NOTION Recent research helps us further understand why driving in foggy conditions has the ~tential to be so hazardous. -Mcofding to Welsh researchers, drivers think they are driving far more slowly than they actualfy are1nfoggy conditions. As a ~sull, they areTtk.cly to ~e their speed dangerously. This sense of moving slowly in fog likely happens t>ecause the fog reduces · · thC drivers' peroeption of contrast. Previous studjes have shown that the perteption of speed is guided by conttut in the enviroomenc. As the fog decreases contrast, objects outside lhe car seem to go by more slowly. To complicate matter , • when it is foggy, drivers are reluctant to tum their attention away from the road and onto their speedomcten. Whenever driving conditions are less than optimum, safety rather thin speed Should be our priority. 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We offer -~0¥ed HIVicc ll 2090.Pl4~.U...-QMll~;..:;...41 ·- Newport Beoch/Costo Mero Doily Pilot bigger and we had more ~pie lhan we have ever had before.· The increase in attendance ._about 15% Fridity and 22% Saturday -usually means an • increase in food and beverage .., ..ies. as well, Luerhs said, More than 34 local restaurants partic- ipated in th.i!tyear's event, of/er- iag everything from fresh- baked p~a to gourmet lobster aod crab com· cakes .. • The proceeds from admis· On Sunday, hoards of people gathered around the stage to watch 1970s fwik group The Commodores, who kicked off their set with their hit ·nnck House.· Fans said the group . can still rock, even without Lionel Ritchie . There were only 'a few peo- ple. who sat straight·faced Uuough the pmforrnance. Most were tapping their feet, bob- bing their heads or grooving out · ets they tried to balance a plate of food and drink. DOG· CONTINUED FROM 1 about eight at the time -needed to get out. She took one of the~ to Balbott Island, where she figured she would wdJk the streets and some- how try to get the animal adopt· ed. Looking for some way to drdw. attention to the dog, Morgan sdld she spotted hellum balloons out in front of The Colloction on Manne Avenue. She asked the owner, Mclindd. iiOns will go to the Chamber, • Tunes Orange County charities, ·,.,.the Newport-Mesa School Ff>undation and some Newport Jfeecb business distrkts . "We really like the music,• Sclid Jill Kalliomaa of Dana· Point. "And I'm also en1oying · the ~pJe watching -there aw certainly a lot of beautiful people.• I ier lnend, Pat Feddcrson of Cota d~ Caza chimed in, "It looks like silicone city to me.• Pomeroy, if she could have a few to lie around the ' dog's neck, and an 1ded was born.. . "I thought it was just wonder- ful,• said Pomeroy, who contin- ued to pro\ride Morgan with the· bdlloons when she needed them. "Anyone who. cares about dogs that much de~erves my help.• I Luerhs said much of the suc- cess this year can be attributed to the entertainment Super- stdrs from the 1980s Pat Benatar anOlb'CK Springfield headlined Friday and Saturday night's iftow, respectively. Luerhs said the event orga-. mzers will meet soon to start planning for next ·year, with a special focus on bringing in quality entertainment acts Construction has started ... ... Finally We're Planning to Move ·in Early December Thank You to all of our loyal cus'tomers who have made our move possible. You'll be pleased with the results. Come on In & see the rendering of our new location and enjoy the· 15 years of history in our current spot. Open 7 Days 4:00pm to lO:OOpm Sundays at 2:00pm r 631-.2110 Morgan wrote "Please adopt me• on the balloons. The tactic worked, and the dog, Molly, was adopted Not only that, but t~e • I ,, r • Scream for any HBO or <lnemax Starpadc and get aJDnet:ted for only $4.95. 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While coaches chart mcre- mental 11ll)>rovement and cele- brate -pcnn'slakmg progress,· players can Jose. pc.1tience qwck- ly WJlh such pos1llvc reinforce- ment, particularly if the losses continue to mounl So, Corona de>l Mar High Coach Dick Freeman and his staff are thankful for Friday's 23- 'L' .. Spin · .. control • Ddvc Perkins' pomted postgame remarks are his attempt to point Eagles toward unmecliate future. COSTA MESA -Proving that spm control is not limited to deal- mg with pobJical tootb~. first- year Estancia High head man Dave Perk.ins broke an µnwntten football coaches' rule alter hls Eagles were beaten, 30-14, by · Westnunster Fnday lo fall to 0-2. Perkins' postgame urgmg of reporters to publish statements .~ure to hnd their way to the win- less Argonauts' bullelln board, was, he sdld Sunday, an attempt lo focus the anger and rusappoinl- ment tus pldyers expenenced by ldding down the stretch for a sec- ond straight week "I addressed Gc.1rden Grove immed.Jdtely after the game With our players. because I wanted to ret them know that (Westminster) game was over and they needed tQ get focused unmedJately on the next opponent,· Perkms saJd Perkins' challenge to the Argos that they "better strap 1t up,• Fnday at Newport Harbor High, was, he believes, a message to his own team. 6 Sea Kings' victory over Costa Mesa, wtuch ended a seven- game losing streak and mstantly mcreased thelI crecbbllity with thelf athletes. •Players don't always Judge improvement by bow Jpuch bet- ter they're handlirig a trap, or how much crU;per they're run- ning pass routes,• Freeman said. ·They need to see improvement in the win column That's why getting this wm 15 so worthwhile for us nght now. Our kids put in a lot of extra work, above and beyond just practice And, when you don't get results, sometimes coaches' can end up not getting that kind of sustamed commit- ment." The Sea Kings committed to a new defensive scheme to con- ta.m Mesa's smashmouth double wing, a six-man front devised by defensive coordinator Freeman and executed with determina- tion. MWe called it our green defense,• ·Freeman said. MWe told our (six front) guys they were going to bAve people banging on th.em for four quarters and their job was to ptle things up. I think we dld what we wanted to do. I thmk we frustrated some of their offensive linemen." The frustration had been mounting since last season at CclM, as it had been two weeks shy of a full year since the Sea Kings celebrated their last victo- ry. But while the victory was gratifying for the entire program, Freeman said there was hardly an emotional explosion after Fri- day's.final gun. M One of the nice things we saw after talking to our kids when we got back to school Fri- day rught, wa~ there were a lot of MONDAY MORNIN ,_, -... r . .,,,,,. ...._ , ... ,. .// ""' / . • w ,· er, was a physical brand ot play • . Freeman said hadn't been attained since the 1995 tnp to the CIF SSS semifinals This week's nonleag~ high school football schedule ·~y St. Anthony vs. guys who weren't satished Our offensive line ielt like 1t could have done mfugs a little better and there's a lot of stuff we can still improve on. Sure, we won a football game, but the kjds real- ize we need to keep gelling bet- ter. We still aren't clJck.Jng on all cylinders offensively and we had way too many penalties. The 15 CdM infractions pro· duced 130 yards and gave the Mustangs three fJ.rSt downs. ~ong the positives, howev- ·we · finally rut With some- body, which was rticc to see. We haven't done that m the last few years.• Costa Mesa, at Newport Harbor, 7p.m lt had also been a while -18 games, in fact -smce the Sea Kings had produced a 100-plus- yard rushing performance. That streak ended, however. as senior Nate Lemmennan amassed 172 yards on 23 carries. Most of that came after haUtime, however, when Mesa's eight-men-m-the- box defense loosened up to hon- or the passing talent of junior quarterback Mike Bergey. • Friday Cale Parle vs. Corona del Mar; at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m. Garden Grove vs ~ancia, at • Orange Coast, 7p.m. • Saturday -Sweetwater at Newport Harbor, 7:30 p.m. Bergey, making his 1998 debut, completed 7 of 14 for 164 yards, including first-hd.lf scoring strikes of 44 and 49 yards on back-to-back tosses. . ( 11ntensity ·question I Jowell wanders about Mesa's intensity against CdM, although Dave Weir personifies what's needed. . COSTA MESA -The inevitable maturation process that any young footbdll team must endure begins in earnest this week dt Costa Mesa High, after the Mustangs smacked fdce mask Mt into d 23·6 setback at the bands of Newport-Mesa Distnct nval Corond del Mar Friday rught "There's a lot of joy in winning and there's a lot of sorrow in losing,• Coach Jerry Howell said "Our kids hCive now experienced both and, hopefully, they· won't want to feel any more (sorrow)." · HoweU, who credited the Sea Kmgs' phys1cal prowess in the trenches as the key to Friday's con- test, said he felt better about his team's performance after reviewing VJdeotape • He did, however, express con- cerns that went beyond schemes dJld assignments. •We made some young rrustakes, but I'm not sure some of our young k.Jds played wtth the type of feeling and intensity we like,• Howell explamed. ·Tue No 1 ttung we need to do is get them to play with energy and enthusiasm. Some of our guys still aren't sure out there.• ·We need to really step it up and play for four quarters, not JUSt three like we have the fU'St two games.· Perkins said •After look- ing dl the film Saturday, our kids were dngry and upset because • things haven't happened the way they wanted them to. They know how close we ure to being 2-0, · mstead of 0-2. ,, DON LEACH I DAllY PILOT Newport Harbor running back Robert Heredia outruns his block..lng as he barges lnto Marina defender Thursday night. While conveying the concept of emotional fervor can sometimes be clilficult, the mobvational efforts of Howell and his staff could be eased significantly by the presence of a 5·foot-11 , 175-pound VlSUal aid. After losing a 14-point fourth- quarter ledd in a 21-20 opening lo!>s to Magnolia, the Eagles were within 10-7 and drivmg against the Lions, before the wheels fell off. "We made a couple big mis- takes in the sec:o.orJ.aty and it cost us two touchdowns," Perkins saJd. •But Westnunstcr is a very good football team. which should make the playoffs and conten~ m its (Golden We.t) league. They played like a ledJTl with experienced seruors and we're still hunting' and searclung a little. But I th.irik we're a lot closer to getting our personnel problems ironed out.• . . , Perkins said ophomorc Kenny ,.Yalbuena (19 for 35 for 243 yards and thrc • touchdowns in two games) ha.s ussertcd hunseU at quarterback, freeing up senior Ricky Romo, who had ~hdr<'d tune under c~ntcr, to contribute more at fullback and 1.lllebdcker. Perkins al o not<'d d change from a hve-two to a four-threo heme on def<'nsf•, which s hould help the Eagl defend the pass more e1foctivcly. -_ Perk.ins pnu ed the defensive bne play of ophomore Ce ar Romero and 1uruor Josh Vcoch, while scruor hnobacker G rardo • Molina wa con 1 t nUy etfoctlve, leading the quad with J 1 tackJ , -by· Barry l'uulkne! • Brtnkley, self-conscious about 100- win milestone, is more comfortable simply preparing for No. 101 . BARllY FAUl.KNl R ~Pb • w r shy of matching former Corona del Mar • head man Dave Holland's Newport-Mesa Distnct career record, cbd not trigger any nostalgic reflection. NEWPORT BEACH -Ulce most successful institutions, the Newport Harbor High football ~!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •ourtng the season, I'm pretty intense,• he said. "I'm very much a routine person and I get pretty caught up in the routine I have. I usually take a couple hours after a game to take a breath, but then I start working to prepare for the next week.• progtam is not bound by regional renown. So it is that word of Jeff Brinkley's 100th victory at the school ~read, via the infonnation highway, to a midwestem locale known more for roundball than the oblong variety that spirals under Fridey night lights. •1 got a call saying, 'This ts hello from Fort Wayne, Ind.,' • Brinkley said of the long-distance d:mgratulatory wishes phoned in by former asststant Bobby Garoa. •Bobby goes back with me to Norwalk High and I guess he follows our te>am by reading the Daily Pilot on the lntemet. It was a ruce heanng from him." While he always approdatcs heanng from former col- leagues, who, along with hJs former players, ho i! quick to cred- it for any cumulative success he hos rome by, Brinkley was oth- erwise uncomfortable with the hoopla that surrounded Frioay's momentous 38-13 tliumph over Marina. •To be honest, It's almost kind of embarrassing," he said. "There arc. so many other peoplo who have had a part in thi9, it's much· more than anything I've done. Like I've said, 1t was really 100 wins for the program." Brinkley saJd the achievement, which leaves hiri1 six wms That preparation this week, he noted, will not include any glaring concerns about how his team is performing. •J don't think there's an urea where we faltered a whole lot (against the Vikings)," h<! aid. •Marina is a good football team . and I felt like we came out and played pretty well. They're a physical group and we seemed ~oold up against that. And, I was aJso pleai,cd to scC? the way our players battled buck from adversity nf tl'r getting b~ruml." Marina did..ta)<P a 7-6 lead, which stood for just more than a full period. But Harbor, behind the efficient passing of senior Steve Gorman (15 of 22 for a career-high 260 yards and fow touchdowns) ovcrwht•lrn d lhc Vikings, lmprovmg to 2-0 Jor the 10th straight ca on. - The Seniors benefited from the return of junior defensive end Steve McCnrthy, who poited one sack after 1tting out the opener with a neck inJUry. Add1tlonally, seruor pr cason alJ. state selection Eddie Johnson resumed full-time place-kicking and punting chor , rooung a career-long 65-yord punt and booming two of his three kickoffs into the end zone for touch- backs. ·. •we hact hvc or six guys who played the way we want kids to play for four quarters, but Dave Weir was hedd and shoulders above everyone else in terms of pl4ying like a winner,• Howell said. •And il wasn't JUSl in the way he played or the effort he gave, but the ability level he showed. I thought he was the best player on the field.• Weir, one of only two returning starters for the Mustangs at outside linebacker, ha!; doubled his duty this fall as the i.quad's quarterback. And while the stats reflect JUSt two compleuons m 14 passing attempts, Mesa receivers dropped five Weir aerials wtucb were right on the money. More difficult to misS, however, was ~is interception of a deflected pdSS i:ll near-point-blank range to set up a drive that ended in a nus~cd field gOdl. • Wc11 also caught a CdM ball car- nrr from behind to save ·a touch- down on o 55-yord pickup, long after tho outcome bad been deod- <>d. Two plays later, he ended thot very possession by sacl<rng the quartcrbc1ck, str1ppin9 the ball, th<>n holding onto the fallen victim long enough for anothPr Mu tung to recover the tumble. •oave's not a talker, but he' a total leader by example,• I low U said. ·Kids watch him and tart . , thinking 'I want to-play Ilk that.' • .. -by Barry Paullcner Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot GIRLS YOLLEY·IALL RUNNING , - SAILORS IN 'l'H E McFall FINALS TONIGHT leads •Newport I larbor High tcmgles with a very hot Valley C!;uistian team for title at Dave Mohs Memorial tourney. '"1UNTINGTON BEAC H -10, 15-13. AP,ril Ross cmd Je lUltilcr Carey The Sed Kings, who upset played strong games as Newport highly-touted Marina in pool tfc:(rbor High defedted Long play, ended pool play with <l BPpch Poly, 15-13, 15-9, on SdtW-moi;ni.ng WUl over La Habra, 15-9, day to advance to tonight's finals t5-6. · of lhe Dave Mohs Memorial lnvi-· "We really played like a team• tcttiondl at Edu.on, with a 7.30 last night and early th.ts mom- p ftl. start time for Orange County mg,• Coach Steve Conti said. crown. "But we still need to find a baJ- Newport... Harbor plays Valley ance between intensity and com- Christian in the hndls dnd, posure. • uceordmg lo Coach Dan Glenn. •1 The tournament provided hedr they JUSt destroyed every-CdM with a good indication of body dlong the way • how good they can be going into ;fhe Sailors cruised through this week's matches. pool pldy W1th wms over Esperan-"The most positive th.mg we 1.rl. 15-6, 15-9, Dana Hills. 15-10, learned is that we can control our 15·4. and 1-forvard·WesUake, 15-own destiny against most teams," 131 15-5 . Conti said. "They are starting to A.fter d h~t round bye, the believe in themselves and each Sc1Jlors knocked of San Clemente other the more we play. m the quarterhndls, 15-6, 15-7. "We just need to focus on • San C lemente reached the learning from out mistakes and quarterftndls with d first round learning how to put other tectms victory over Corond d<>l Mar. 15-away." Cooper to be ._at -Race for the Cure • WNBA t-.-1VP will present special award to Irvine's Sandy Finestone. Nl!WPORT BEACI J I louston ~omets star CynthtcJ Cooper. who was nam<>d the MVP of the WNBA, will be. lit the 1998 Rtlce for the Cure which will be held at F.ish1on Jsland on Sund<ly CoopN will present the first "You Cdn MokP a Duference"· Award to hvine resident Dr. Sc1ndy Finestone. Finestone 1s d 16-year sumvor of bre«st cancer dnd counsels cancer pdtJents dnd families at Hoag Hospital. Finestone also IPctures extensively on-preven- tion of. edrly detecbon of and cop- ing with tireast cancer. The race, an anourtl event that r(uses funds for research grants ,.ind supports local education <~hout. as well as scrccntrtg and rr ·atment programs for, breast Ctincer, 1s presented by The .S11-.iln G. Komen Breast Cancer Founcl<1llon\ Ornnge County ( tldptPr. Among the ehtc runners experted lo lw m thP race is Cos- lc1 Me.<1a's VaJe>ne Vaughdn, who broke the cou1se rt>cord m 1996 w1lh d tinlC' of 15:51. Vcmghan has won the Irish 1,500-meter chcJm- p1onsh1p twice and came m hrst c11 the J 996 Bastille Day run tn Nt>\vport BE>ach. A wide varwty of othe r runners dte mVlted to pdrtlapate m the rcice including. corpornte teams, RUNNING casudl walkers, kids, families and an army of volunteer workers who will coordinate the race. The event is designed to be a family event with something for everyone. In addition to the team competition, the schedule includes· Women's and Coed 5K Run-Walks, Family One-mile Fun Run-Walk, live entertainmen t, the Chevron Kids Expo, a Fitness dnd Heath Expo, free refresh- ments and prize drdwmgs. A ceremony to honor the sur- Vlvors o( breast cancer will take place on the back steps of the Pacific Life building. Those interesltng m taking part Cdll participate in a number of ways Teams of fJve or more people will take part m a 5K team competition or, it related, the Family One-mile. · Individual participation and volunteer work is also available. Fees to enter the race are $23 for adults prior to Saturday. After Saturday the fee ts $25 and it ts $30 on race day. For youths 17 - and-under cind seruors. the fees are $12, $15 and $18 The event, wluch has been held since 1991, has raised over two mill.Ion dollars to fight breast cancer. The race times are as follows: Family One-Mile Fun Run/Walk. 7:30 d m.; Women's 5K Run/Walk, 7:50 a m.; Coed SK Run/Walk, 9.35 am. For lllformallon. call 224-0290 Women dominate for Pirates at OEC meet COSTA MESA O range Coast -------.......... -.- College cros-. cowltry coach John C I 0 S S C 0 U II T I Y Goldffian wa!I plwsed as the Pirates women dorrunated the Orange Empire Conference preview meet and won with a stagg'ering 20 points. 25 better than closest competitor Santa Arni. Zoila Gomez rem a ltme of t 9 45, the only woman under 20 minutes, to win the meet Peruti Proffitt placed thud (20:48), Beatriz Cordoba finished fourth (20.Sjj i nd Sinlo Orozco placed fifth (2L01). In seventh und eighth were Sara Hall and Elsa Ortega. "They drP m<Jk.tng progress every week," Goldman said "They look strong dJready dlld hopefully ll will continue to build.• Goldman was aJso pleased with the men , who placed third ahead or defendtrtg chdmpion Saddleback. Rene Acund hrushed fourth with a time of 22:52. Robby Ellis was 14th and Jaim<' Cc1mllo was 15th. "I'm tt>ally excit('d about how these guys are coming along.• Gold- mt1n sdJd. "It's going to be a dogfight come conference finals." Newport Harbor dunks host Corona do, 10-7 CORONADO Newport Harbor Hlgh's Kt>vin B<'ckPr cored three goals and Tun W A T I I P 0 l 0 Birdsong collected 10 save to lead the Sdilors to a 10-7 nonJeague boys water polo triumph Saturday at Coronado High. Clint Pccl1 and Thp Fitzgeorge added a pair of goals for the Satlon;, who Jed, 5·2", at hWftimc and held on to even theu record at 1-1 NOM.IAGUE NIWPORT HAMOR 10, COflONADO 1 • SClOf'e by~ Newport Harbor 3 2 3 2 • 10 Coronado 1 1 3 2 • 7 Newport Hart>or -Becker 3, Peetz 2, Flugeorge 2, Catt.ry 1, Conwell 1, Hansen 1. Saves• 81rd~n. 10. I l _P PI 11111111 .,.,., . GAS •a.a-CGMM•llM SCHEDULE . - .. the way for Tars • Newport Harbort's Curt Herberts logs life time best with 15: 11 clocking at the Woodbridge Invitational. . IRVINE Newport Harbor High's Curt Herberts continued to slune m boys cross country action Saturday, docltjng a life- time-best bme of 15'.l 1 to firush second overdU and pace the Sailors to the team title m the Division II seniors race at the Woodbridge Invitational. H erberts's effort helped the Sailors totcil 74 points, 51 better than second-place West Tor- rance. · Newport seruor Alicia McFall ran an incredible time or 17:43 over three miles m the Division U varsity girls race, but had to settle for third because two girls broke the course record ahead of her Still. McFall helped the Sailors place fourth out of 18 schools with 158 pomts. Santd Margarttd won the race with 89. Chns McM1Uen won the sophomore boys Tdce for New- port Hdrbor m 15:43. "This is u good race early m the secison because kids get to run against th<'ir peers.· Harbor boys COdch Bim Barry said. "It gives guys bke McMillen d chance to wm a race and build confidence • Sophomore Amber Steen hn- 1shed eighth with a time of 18: 14 and Came Foss hrushed ninth in 19:01 for the Sdtlors' girls squad, coached by Enc 1'weit. "Our top three runners ran really well,• 1'we1t said. "They're in good shape corning off the swnmer They are reddy to run and are further ahead than they thought." In other acllon at the Wood- bridge invitational. Costa Mesa's Seruor Bruce Hancock won his D1vis1on III boys race for the fourth consecu- tJve year, topping the held m 15:31 Alex Md.rtinez (third in 15.54), Dtlvid Trclil (eighth, 16:20) and Franasco Ojeda (10th, lb 30) aho he lped the Mustangs total 29 points, 35 better than second- place SaJes1an among seruor divi- sion teams. · Costa Mesa's guls squad. behind Jamie DeNoewer. also had a strong showmg DeNoewer placed fUth m 18·46, whtle Jackie Nguyen (19.39J and Sarah Cotton (20:21) dlso ran well Corona del Mar, meanwhile, behtrtd the sterling efforts of jumor Ltz Morse, won the Divi- sion IV varsity race. Mon.e clocked an 10~21 to wm the event. Popp surfs to victory C o s t a ---------M esa res1-S U R F I II G dent Adam Popp won the mf'n's division in the first event of the points-Tdted t 998-99 South Cod st Surf mg Sen es, completed Sept. 13 at Seaside Reef State Bedch m Encinitas. The scnes, which includes comp etition m boys (14-and- under) and 1uruor me>n's ( 17-and- under), men's tlnd masters (25- and-older) d1V1sions continues Oct 4 al T Street m San Clemente . sec falls in four L A M lRA -Y 0 LL ~ YI AL L DA -Megan Godfey h.ad J 4 kills and 15 digs as Southern Calitor- nia College lost to Aiola. 15-9. 14- 16, ts·-a. 15· 1 in d Golden State Athletic Conferenc(' volle.yball match on Scltutduy. Sally Birkhauser and Kelly Round each had 15 digs for th ' Vunguctrds (3-4, 0-21. DEEP SEA ' 4 Monday, September 21, 1998 7 COMMUN I TY COLLEGE FOOllAl l QCC Sophomore tale nt st~ps . r up m 9cc victory over Saddl'ebdck,. gives the freshmen a taste of VJctory. ,J\.-.(11\i lfUJ . . MISSION VIEJO -ThP return- ing sophomores from ll1:.t Sl'a-GAU ( H Q S son's Orrinqc C9ast Colk•ye loot- bdl} l<'dm know whc1t suffr•ring is, cons1denng the Pirntec;' 2-8 record m 1997. Thus, they understdnd what if feels like to get down us a team when they've fdtlen behind early in a gdme. That 1s why. wh~n Orange Coast fell hr.hind L>y 16 pomLs in the hl'bt half to Saddle- bc1ck Sc1turday mc1ht, C:Odch Bill Workman e>q)(>ctc.•d hls sopho- more!> to lead the wuy back. wtuch they did ford 20-lfl victory at Sc1ddleback. One of the returners lec1d1ng the charge wc1s comerback Aaron Liqonc, Late m the thud quar- ter, Saddlebc1ck wc1s dn- ving dePp into Pirutes' territory and WNP thr~at emng lo dcid to a 1 (). point lead. · Juho Pe ra7.<1, who\· rushed for 225 y<mb on 31 CdrnPs, had IJcen pounding the middle and hdd g1v<>n the Gau- ... the ball, gwing the Pirates t1 chance to try for the end 70nP from the Gauchos' 23-yard lin~. That's where Workmdll one<' dgam relied· on the savvy and experience of Mercer, who Wd~ Orange Coast's top receiver last season. ~ "l took our quarterback aside and told him that we had a b-7 receiver in single coverdge. • Workman said. "WP nN!ded to get the ball to hun II he Wds bemg covered, throw the bdll high . Flint found Mercer in the end zone with a fade from the 23 ydrds out for the touchdown that would later prove tu be the garne-\'1-'lnner for the Pirates. · cho::. (0-2) a first down on Aaron Ligons •Everybody was a lit- tle tight at the start and it took us a little while to get our gameplan gomg/ Mercer ·said. • Wmning takes 11 the OCC 14-yttrd line. The Gauchos r>ll"cted to go to the au on hr..t down with the Pirdtes m zone rovl'rage. A hit on. quc1rterbdck Nick Tomdsello, who thr~w live inter- ceptions agt110<;l t-.1t San Anto- nio. as he rl'l~dsed the hall pro- duced u throw that wus short of its mtendt•d lc1rgct. Ligons sc1w the opportunity etncl dived to pick off the pt1ss ·1 WdS just doing my JOb mak- ing things happen.• l.tgons said. "We 'needed the h1g stop and I was in the right pl.tee. l couldn't have donP it without pwssure . from the ,dt•fcns1vc lme." Ligons' heroics vw ould later result in a touchdown pas:> to lvan Mercer. also c1 sophomore, ftom Jared Amt, wh1 c.h reduced SaddJeback's lead to 16-13. · "The feehng around hl'ft• is totally different than lust year,· Ligons said. ·we were i.ible to stay focu~ed after falling l>t..•hind Coming back to wm gives u-. a tremendous boost." In the fourth quarter. Ligons WdS on the scene wht'n Peri:lZd fumbled. L1gons qwckly to\ er0d guys. but on the held, I love bemg the guy to go to.• Ligons and Mercer weren't the onlr sophomores to step 1t up in key moments. . . Runrung back Andre Stewart was able to gam 62 yt1rds on three screen pass receptions thctl disrupted the Gauchos' ronstant t>drrage of b!Jtz.es, "They were bnngmg the house ever:y time, Workmdn ~aid. "We needed to get some add1bonal time lo throw the ball. So rather than huve the bdck block, we had him swing out to where the quartNhack could dump the bdll. They started guessing and tt allowed us to get things going." Marcus Mrrahmadi found tus way into SaddJeback's backJ1eld twice to sack the quarterback, mcluding a cnucal hit late m the gdme. With the sophomores lt.•ddmq tbe way, the freshmen were able to ledrn a lot about detemundtlon c1nd what it feels like to wm , which should help OCC solidJfy as a umt - Score by Quarters Orange Coast 0 0 6. Saddleback · 6 1 O O First Quarter sad ·Peraza run (kick failed), 6 22 Second Qwir1ef' sad -26 M1~erhott FG Sad -Sch~1uer 39 pa~ from CC>fdova (IVhederhoff kick), 7;12. Third Qual'ter OCC -Torres 3 run (run failed), 11 29 Fourth Quarter OCC • Mercer 11 pass from Flint (Yonts kick), 13 18. OCC • Mercer 23 pass from Flint (Yonts ktek), 4 35. Attendance. 800 (estimated). INDIVIDUAL RUSHING OCC Torres 11 20; Fhnt S minus·22. Stewart 4 S, Simons 3·mmus·8, Sanlls 2·5: Toepel 1·0, Ohrel 1-m1nus-1. • Sad • P.eraza 31 ·225, Souza 5· 16, I Cordova 6-12· Tomasello 2-minus-1, Clark 1·3 INDIVIDUAL PASSING OCC-Flint 15 30 1, 219. Simons 36- 0 28 . Sad -Cordova 6-13-0 75. Tomasello 8-12·1. 51. • INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING OCC -Mere~ 5·81, Stewart 3-62. C:astleton 3·29, Ohrel 3·19, Brewet 2· 42; Ra.usdl 1·7; 'toe~l 1·7 • Sad -Masters St28, O'Connor 4-34 .Chandler'l-11; Schweitzer 1·39;. Curtis 1 12· Peraza 1·2 GAME STATISTICS occ SM:! First downs 12 18 Rushes-yardage 20-26 42-276 Passing yardage 247 126 Passing 18·36-114·25· t Net return yardage• 2 S4 Sacks·yardage. 8 ·30 3;.,21 Net yardage 245 4 34 Punts 9 39 2-46 5 fumbles-fumbles lost 1-0 2·2 Flags· net yardage 12-94 1~5 Time of pos~s1on , 26.58 3~2 •Puot retutns, interceptions. fumbJ• returns • Flmt wa ... quick to learn that te. .. son and 1t showed a!. he took hit after hit aftE>r rele asing a pac~ s "The r are limf.!S you have to JU'it step up, throw the ball d.Ild ldkP 1t/' Flint c:;a1d. '°It s ~·hdl need'>Jo be done." After the gdrne. Workman wth quite plea cd with how hb ~quad hung m and canw together ·some of what w e utilized lodc:l}' \\ 111 help open up our often<:p m luture (ont~ts. • Work- man sC11d · \\<c pl<lyeci good foot· ball t<x1a). LOOKING IACK · Five years ago this week ... • Defending national champion Corona def Mar high was handed its walking papers at the Orange County Volleyball championships as Newp,ort Harbor, led by superstar Misty May, emerged as the clear choice for No. 1 ... The Sea Kings were bounced in the semifinals by Laguna Beach, 16-14, 15· 13, ending a 38·match winning streak. The Artists were then demolished by New- port Harbor, 15-7, 15·9, in the championship match at Edison High. • Corona del Mar would come back later in the week and plow Woodbridge in three ... • In water polo, the top-ranked Sea Kings dropped No. 10 Irvine, 17-7, and Newport defeated Saddleback, 15-8, behind seven goals by Brlld '9nce. Both were undefeated. • The Costa Mesa Junior Midget Comanthes · came up big with a 30..0 win over the Garden Grove Rhinos in Pop Warner Football. Jeny ClewlMd had a 45·yard TO that started tt. • The Newport-Mesa Wolverines traveled to the Rose Bowl for Junior All·American Football and walked away with a 6-6 tie against the Downey Razorbacks. • In high school football, junior Jot9' .6' Giordm'tl took over at quarterbadc in the second half nd led Newport Harbof to a 14-3 victory O'I/ r Foothill. The winning drive was an 11 ·play. 59 yarder that was cawe.cf by an 18-yard TD pass to lrwtt Hllsta. w.d911ft added a 73 yard touc:hdoWn run for good measure. • The Sea Kings Jhut ouf EstAndC, 20-G. holding the Eagles to Just 23 yerds of total offense. The bHtlog prc>mpted EIUnda cCNICh John U1"1ngaDll to n\Me 1hls dedllon. "Yl'f"r! done ~ them. tt wne §C*G to build a P«9atn. we haw to pity 91nst people we can *t. rrs been 1 na .n.s. but Its ovet' Ind doM with." The dedSion would ~ 1 tnditioll of 29 ~ • Po\wred by 1 ~ touChdown drtw. Los Amlgal ~ 1Coat.I Mis-. .. . . 1 O years ago this week ... • It was late summer and time of the Olympic Games in Se6ul, Korea. which can only mean one thing. local residents playing for the U.S. National Water Polo Team. James I•~ a resident of Newport Beach, scored with five seconds left to lift Team ~SA. coached by Bill l 1rnettr past Yug'oslavia, 7·6, in pool play. Team USA went., on to get upset by Spain, 94 7, and bounce back with a 14-7 win over China and on 18-9 win over Greece. • • Much like record breaking runs fans have seen in baseball this season, 1988 saw Orel HenhelMr chasing down the0consecutive scoreless innings mark set by Don ~ (~. During this week, Hershe1ser extended his mark to 49 Innings. • In football, Corona def Mar came out big and demolished Santiago, 52-8. Junior . Wellton Johl90r\, who became the primary receiver~ default because of injuries and .. illnesses, caught five passes for BS yards and one touchdoWn. Johnson also caught three passes from Santiago quarterbacks. which was as many interceptions as any of the cavaliers had ,. ~ions all night. • Costa Mesa gained 260 yards on the ground to defeat Garden Grove, 34-7. M8lwif 80lllla scored on runs of 87 yards end 12 y.nh. • A PIW of touchdown runs by Jmh WDjtld1wta pQMred EstMci1 past Los ~ r•ltyprowd dl\-tlttg a Huntlftgton IWt'I upended ~ Harbor, 10.7 • • Estandl ~ ~ v ... M. .,, ... M\ 10J1rtiM p lij w., Courtlr. ... added "' ........... • Orlftll Cmlt Ml llld 1hrW 0\"1iftte to flnlllyoutdilll ~In ....... 1J. 12. ..., ......... .... ,.... ...-SdltklxpllfWlll• urtdad--~ ......... . ......... ...... ....... .... • .. Monday, S ptomber 21, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pilqt PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTIC!S PUILIC NOTICH tll• con111ct Holl<11y rat" SONI itprtMntatl\'t w 11 ~ 2 Cynthia EKO~o hit M ET A I. c A B I NET , howHwar11, phone tiusl PUBLIC NOTIC! ducttcl by: an lnd1vtdual IF YOU OIJECT TO thall be pa1<1 11 1peclf1ed requittd to ofVo nchn 10 na~a y04J ~Hoe, John STEAMfR TRUNl<S ntU 1l1m1 H1v1 you alarttd dO<nQ nti f ln lhe colltc:ttvt ~gaining inl., .. led pettont uni. .. DOI ono any Olhtt ~tOn lA VERNE, BRAD ff083, Th• 111te wi• bt COi\-'lcUU01.11 9utlMU bu• MU ytt? No the Gf• ng 0 th• agreoment 1pphcablt lo thef t11V• wa vtd no1lct Of cl11 mlno 10 t>t 1nt t11htt ol TOOL BOX, RE FRIG BIKf, cluc1td by tnt Edington Hem• lt•l•m•nt Mlkt earth petition, VOU .tM>ukl • :-;.. NOTICE TO HCh pll11Cu1ar cr1n. clas constnted to lho ptoposed 11\lt child, 11 Ute POltnUal f V. VCR Companltt. LLC 1nqu1rt1 Th• foUOWJng P9f10nt .,. Ttl•t 1111emen1 wH fJtd 8PP•., •t the heeling c-PIJf LIC NOTICES =mJBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES No room ltft In tH'e garage tor the ca·? :.·~oNTAACTOAS • tJeahon Of typa of work ICllOtl I Tilt lndependtnl blOloOleal llthtf of lhil MOORE. SHIRLEY ANN can ~ mad• II (7'4) 734. doing buflnlU .. ...th lht Counly Cletk ol end •t•le your oblec· ~UINOfl'OABIDI lfT\PfO)'td on !ht J>l'OJICI 1dmit\itlJll1onputh01ttywn chllcl Sh• Curltnlly 1>11 #FOSS, HOUSEHOLD t317. H8 BABY, t7969 e .. ch Orang1Coc.1ntyon tto-N tion• or fil• wntten A llt -SCHOOL DISTRICT• Cop111 ol IChtuut" of bt gf&nttd unless an lnltf· p15nt 10 plaet tn•a chlld IOt ITEMS Publlthed Ntwport Blvd., Huntington Bt1en, tff8811938f' ob~tlone Wtth tht c• O N£'\',POAT·MESA UNIFIED rllHIOdtllrmlnedaflon Hied ptrson !lot an ob· adoption ttvougtl C1lholc ADAMS. ANTHONY B11ch.Co111 Mesa Ololy CA92647 OaJyPilotStpl lA,;21,21, coun Mfor• the heer •. cl•••ltl•dcan . SCH'OOl DISTRICT -IJe II II•• Otllti(:I office and }ectlOn 10 1na ~111100 ana Social Service, 1m w. ll'H1t7, BIRO CA.OE, TOYS, Pilot Septtmber 15, 21, Robert w. Plllfton, 19351 ~ 5, 1998 m327 1ng. Your eppfff'eno• help ffJrnJfCT• BIO •02 99 ate avf !Ible to any lnt4K• shO"'I gOOd taus. \illtl'f tht Northern, Pho1nl1, AZ T.V .. MICRO 1998 1"1023 s .. hOrH 1203 Hunltngton mey M 1n perwon or by " CONTRA.CT #03 911' "'Id party upon 1tqu111, coun should not g11nt lht 8~21,.(802) tM•8nt K E. AUCTION SERVICE. Belch CAt2o48 ~r •ttorney. .,_ ________ _ HERS A] CDMHS • In I CCOICllllCt With Section autnOtoty, 3 Under Arllotll law, you P.O. eox 825, RIALTO, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• • bu11n111 II con· PUBLIC NOTICES IF YOU ARE A fltO DEADLINE• OCTO· \ 173 2 of • tha C1.1otornia A HEARING on th--poll· have 11'\t tight, H a poltn• 92371 Clucttd by an lnd1Y1dual CREDITOR or a contin B~. 1998 At 2 00 p M ~l>Or Codi, tn1 Contra!=tor hon w I b• hold on OCT(). 11111 blolOQltaJ BIRTH FA· l(ELLY' KARL JACl<SON Flctlllo1.1a 81.1tln•.. Have you slatted c:IOll'lg CNSt~• r.nt creditor of th• Ill.ICE OF BIO RECEIPT· 1h1!1 po111 c;opy of the de-BEA 15 t998 11 1 4~pm n THEA ol ih11 chJld. lo con· TELE: 909-873-0744, AUC. N•m• Statement t>uslneu yett No _.__Of eo•••9d, you mutt file FACILITIES ' OPERA: 11rm1n111on of prevailing Dept. io':'f' toc:attcs al 341 Hljt lo lhl propost<S adop. TtON BONO 1723-41-19 Th• lollowlng pet1on1 .,. Aobtn Peterson ,...,,,_ 0 I . h TISHS 2985 E Btar StrHI rate of w1g11 tt 11ch job The City Drive SOYtl'I Or· hon You 1110 nave Iha Publl1hed Newport doln~ buslnua u: Thi• 1111..-n.,,t w11 filed HlllKM T your °rwJwn /'" the C<Brl' Mos~ CA 82826• 11t1. Ttjt sc:h1aul1 of per ange, CA 92868. ' right to withhold your eon· Buch.Cost• Mesa Dally tm1lda • Ind Liii'• Btauty with tnt County Clttk ol ADUL&i ER ~h:prte~aoi:,~.:r:::~t~~ (7.fAIA24•7530 • d11m w1gts ls buea upon tr YOU OBJECT to lht Ho\ to 1ht p1op0Hd adop-Ptlot Septembtr 21, 28, Salon, 1938 HarbOr Blvd., o11ngt County on 11-18.98 ESTATE OF: tlVt anpointtd by the M,A,CE P1.At4S/OOCU· 1 working day ol tight granllng ol the petition, you lion, whether or not you 1898 Co11a Mt11, CA 82827 tttl0701401 THOMAS E. -... MENT6 TO BE PICKED UP ho~rt. Thi rate for Mliday should appear at lht ht1r' b1tl1v1you11t th• blologl· m33t fmttd• Crui Ltyv1, 22900 Daily Pilot Aug, 31, Sept VUKOVICH ~~~~. ~~~l~h• ~oa~•r Slllflt II above, and o11er11mt work shall bt lfi9 ana state yOlJr Ob· cat t1lh1r of th• child PUBLIC NOTICE Fount1n Way, Co111 M111, 7 14 2t 199!1 m321 ,...,...,. NO A19.....,. .. of flrat l11uenc• of ~ FEES· No charge 11 time and ona·hatf Tne jei;tfons or filt wrinen ob· 4, II you wish to assert CA 92827 , • • -• -WALXTHRO,UGH Manda· Conttactor ancs any sub· jeetlons with th• coun be· parental rights to tht child Notlct I• hertby gtvtn Leticia M11ct11, 2214 Col· PUBLIC NOTICE . To Ml ~ra, b•nefi· lett•re H provid9d jn iory walkthrough is sched· con111c1or(a) shall pay not tore thi hearing. Your 1p. described above, your obfl· that th• undlfslgf'le<f will loge, Apt 15, Costa Mesa, C1eri11, cr9d1tore. oon-atotlon 9100 of the ul.-ct for Septembtr 29 IHI than tht sptclnt<f pre· poarance may be In person gallon• are as to1tow1· b• told et Public Auction CA 82827 Flotltlo1.11 81.1tlntH tlngent cr9ditore, end Celiforni• Probe!• Code. 1~118001 m Protpec'. v11ting 11111 ol wagH to all or by your attomev. A 'lou m1y.1nllla1t a P•· on MONDAY OCTOBER 5 This bu11n1u I• eon· Name St•l•m•nt peraont whomeyother· TM time for filing '"' 1<1d11t art io m11t at work1r1 employed by them IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR llm•IY action put$uant to 1998, AT 10:00 A.M, by ducted by· • general pat1· The tollowlng p111ons are wiH ~e lnttreat9d In cleimt will Mt expire Fae 1111., & Optratlona, In lh• execution or the con· or conllngent creditor ol fillt 12, Chapter 7, Artlclt KELLY & KARL JACKSON, nerahlp clomg business 11: the wilt or Ht•t•, or before four month• 298S.E Bea.r Stteet Coi&a Jrlcl. the Cleceas&d, you must t•lt !I OI lhe Atlzona Revised K,E, AUCTION SERVICE, H1v1 you s1'r1td doing Olympus Thrtad Mlg, Co., both, of: THOMAS E. · t~; Sell your extra household items in -; CLASSIFIED ~ Call 642-5678 Meta. CA Call c71;.1 424. A .Pmyment Bona ancs 1 your claim with the court Statues within thlnr clays or po. BOX 825, RIALTO, CA.. business y11? Yes, 8·1&-98 520 Kl,..gs Road, Newport VUKOVICH nofromti ... -~he_..0h!.•~ng .dete 7530 for dotaols Bids will Pttlormanct Boncl.$h1ll bt and mat• copy lo the ptr· the eompf111on o service 92377, 909-873-0744, AUC· tm1JC11 Cruz LtyVa Bt1ch, CA 92663 A PETITION h•• ..... .., not..Oa accepted from con· requited prior 10 eieeu\lon son1I reprtstnlaltvt ap· of this nohee You must TION BONO 1723-41-19 ·Thi• ,t1at1ment was tiled StlSuko K.rlc:kl, S20 Kings been filed by RUTH H. YOU MAY EXAM· 'iiimi~~~!!'.!~iiiiiiii lraJ'lols not attending lhts !l' tht contract and shall be pointed by the coun wilh.n begon to provide f1n1nc111 Al,.LSPACE • COSTA woth tilt County Cterlt of "'oad, Newpert BHCt\. CA VUKOVICH In the Sup• INE the file kept by the I. wm1ov h . in the lorm set tonh~ht ~months ltom lhl d11te suppon tor Iha t'hllcl onet MESA, 1535 NEWPORT Orange County on 9-18·98 92663 . nor Court of Celifornie, court. If you are e per· ,·io]'~-tC~ IS HEREBY eontr1c1 documents. of tne ,,,,,issuance ol lel· Y04J utabhth p1terMy. BLVD .• COSTA MESA. CA t991Ul770138 This business 19 con· County of Or•!tG• eon Jnteftattd in th• I Cl EN 11111 tne above· Each bidder shall be • II· letS as provided in Probate B You may seek to obtain 92627 Oa11y Ptlot Sept. 21, 28 ducttd by: an tnd1vldu11 THE PETITION r• •et•tt. VOU mty file na:r.ed School OiSlricl 01 eensed contractor pursuant Code section 9100 The custody of the child follow-, UNIT 1 • NAME Oct 5, 12, 1998 m335 H111t you slanecs <101ng Hta that RUTH H with th• court • fqrmel r. 1 OrallQ~ Cguntv CA acting lo the Business and Pro-11me for lotmg claims w n 1119 b•rth lhrough approprl· • INVENTORY business yll? Yes 8·1·98 ~~OVICH b · t • Requeet for Sptclel b~d through' 111 Govern· •11slons Code ancs bt It· not up1re before lour ale legal proc:tt<tongs. A143, CHRISTINE MC PUBLIC NOTICE Setsuko Krlc~I ' td . ,..• eppoln -Notlce of the filing of en PACIFIC VIEW in11. i ?atd hert inaf\er reltr· cenHCI 1n the follow ng months !tom th• hea11ng C 11 you are a member of 1 w A IN, Hou s EH o Lo Th•• itat1m1nt was Med •• pereo teprHtn-invent rv end eppr11 I MEMORIAL PARK ~~o 15. DISTRICT .. will ctoss1ftc1t1on· C6t date noticed above. an Indian T11be or a mtm· ITEMS Flctlllou1 Bu1lnt11 with the County Clttk ol tat>v• to 9dmlnlater th. of tt:!.te • .,•t• or 1:, reG!.YI up 10, but noi lallr GOVERNING BOARD YOU MAY EXAMINE the bor of tht mll11ary, y~u may A.197, BRENDAN GAR· Name Stetement Orange County on 9·3·98 Htate of th• decedent. eny petition or •ccount Cemetery • Mortuary l"i\D.lhl abo.-o·statecl time, /S / car o Iv n B . hie kepi by the coun II you be uempted lrom 11'1•• stat· GAN, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS The lollow1no person• are 189887889;le THE PETmON r~ u provid9d In HCtlOI\ Chapel • Crematory se,f'i:ll b•ds fer 1111 award Stocker, Director, F• ara a person 1nter1stld tn ute. A213, KATHY WILLIAMS, doing business as· Daily P1lol Sept 7'. 14 21 questl the dtc~tnt • 1250 of the eeliforn1e 01 .1 contract for the above ollltlH & Operetlona the es1a1e. you may Mt 5 You may wish to con· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Johnson/Ukroplna Creative 28 1998 • ,.;,323 WIU end c~lc1lt, If Probete Code. A Re· 3500N~c11 ViBee~j>riv• pre ect Bids shall bt rtt· with the court a Request suit.with an 1ttorn1y to IS· A353, KATHI SMITH, Marlr.ettng, 24 Executtve ' any, b• 9dmttt9d to _ .. ,.._ """'' cdatl in !he place idenll· Pubcllsne.d New0porl for Special Nol•ce (lo1m s1st you In Initiating • pa· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Park, Suite 250, INlne. CA PUBLIC NOTICE probete. The WILL end queat for Speolel Notice 644·2700 fioa. above. and shall ba Bt1ch· ost11 Me53 811¥ OE·154) of tne f11tng of an lerntty action, or dllermln· B219, MICHAEL BRINK· 92814 • any codtcila art ev811· form i• ..., .. la.bit from opl>tHld af'ICI pubftcly rt1d Pilot September 21 , 28, inventory and appraisal ot Ing what ceust of 1c1lon MAN, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS JU. Enlerprlses. Inc., Flctltloua Bu1lnts• ebl• for exemlMtlon In tA=.L:;.e=~-.· PIERCE BR01lt£RS atowd at 1111 abovc1-1tated 1998 estate assets or ol any pt· you wish to takt In re· B491. RONALD HAR· (CA), 24 Execut111• P11k, N•m• Stetement the file kept by the ._. rw•-BElL BROADWAY 11~ Jnd place M322 hhon or account as pro· sponse to tn11 Nollet AINGTON, HOUSEHOLD Suite 250, lr111ne, CA 92614 Tht followlng persons are court. Dtl 8. \ Eeq. Each bidder must aubrptt \llcl&d In Probate Code sec· 6. Failure to ltl~ a r,a· ITEMS-' • This business is con· doing business as: THE PETITION re-l>Gnahue. ~ • Mortuary * Cha~ ~ach bid a certified or PUBLIC NOTICE tton 1250. A Request for ternlly action wllh•n th rty Published Newport ducted by: a corpor11ton F 1.s. International, t422 quoet• authority to Ha1••aban Cremation tCJ'.)lliler's check payoblt to BSC 71187 Special Nolice lotrn Is days or this Nohfo may, Seach·Costa Mesa Oa1ly Have you started doing Posada Newport Beach edminiater the eatett Ga W. 1NI a....t tho ·oiSTRICT or a bid NOTICE 0 .,.., available from 11te coun and prob3bly wll, cause Piiot September 21. 28. business yet? Yes, June 1, CA 92s6o · nd r th Ind nd eo.ta ..... CA 92927 i 10 Broadway t>m!!f"1n the form set forth r clerk. you to lose any ata11d1ng lo 1998 1991 Borla Kadish 1422 u '· • • • •P• tnt Ol/18, 09/21. 09126 Costa Mesa in t~ contract docwnents PETITION Attorney for the P•tl· ob1ect to lhls adoption or m334 J.U. Enterprises, t11c., Posada Newpon' Beach Adm1r~1tr•(tiTohnl of hEri•· 642-9150 tn an amoun t not less than TO ADMINISTER tlonar: to assert or claim any pa· Joyce Ukroplna, Presrdent CA 92s&o , ' tete~ ... ct. • tUt o • 1""" 01 the maidmum ESTATE OF: DEANE OAOGETT rental rlgnt or any Interest PUBLIC NOTICE This slatemont w:is fifed Thia buslf1Ut 19 con· !.l' will allow th• peraon.; 1·-r-;_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_z:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:-::::::::::1· amo1lnt ol bod as a guaran· OOROON R. SNELL.ING ESQ (CSB #ll852Vl in the child NOTICE OF SALE wilh lhe County Clerk ol ducted bf a~lnd1vlduat reprtHf!t•tive t~ tekt tee.. that tne bidder wHI CASE r.10 A1940t 3 ., Please contact C11hollc OF ABANDOuED Orange County on 8·18·98 Hav• you started doing meny •otione without 6 e""°"• into Iha proposed • ATTORNEY AT LAW Socl•I Sorv1c1 Adopttons, .., t99811711741111 buslnlSs yet? yes a.2o 98 obt11ning court approv-6 Af&ordable contr1cl 11 Iha same IS To all heirs, benel1c1ar1es, ONE PARK PLAZA, 1825 W. Northe,,.. A11enu1. PROPERTY Daily Pilol Aug 31 Sept Boris Ktdlsh ' • al. Before telting certam I ' awafde.o to such bidder. '" ~~~s111~~~· p~~~~~~e:~oe~~i· STE. 125D • Pnoo,..uc,. Arizona 85021 , . On October 5, 1998 II 7, 14, 21, 1998 'm320 This 'statilment was filed very important ectiona. t,1.._evenl ol la1lur1 to enter olhirw1se be interested '~ IRVINE, CA 921114 (602) 964 8171 (Jean) 9 00 a.m. at 418 E. Com· with the County Clerk of however, I.he per1onel Alternat1've" IMCYnCI contract. such se-lht wlfl or tsllle orbotn PublJShea Newport Publlalled Newporl monweallh Avenue Units PUBLIC NOTICE Orange Coun1y on 9.9.99 repreuntetiv• will be cu· ·If will be forfeited. oh GORDON R ";'lF.LLING • Bttach·Costa l!esa Oa ly ~ealc~·Co1t1b M::a28 001'1 13, and 14, Fullerton, Cati. t 9988789304 required to give not104t ,!fr'f. hOJtSTf!IC~ ro;~r11e~I THE PETITIO~ .. FOR PRO· Piiot September 21 , 25, 28, I~~., :p,i;m19';8 • • C· ~r~~: r~r;;i~ ~:~o:~ F~Utlous•,:,u.•l~~·,a Oally P~ot Sept. 14, 21, 28, to I interHtthff P.ehreon• 1)11scount Casket, .,._ug t 0 r ... 1ec an r a BATE na.s bvvn f1'ed Oy 1998 ' ' M333 I am• m Oct 5 1998 m326 un eae •Y •v• • bids or to waive 1nv tr· .;~NIS DIPPEL in the Supe· persona property. shall bt The followlng persons are · • waived notice or con-r~t.!ar111e1 or lnlormalit111 rror Couit ol Calil~rn11, ' MF330 PUBLIC NOTICE held by competrllvt bid· doing buslntu as: PUBLIC NOTICE sented (O the propot9d Cremation & •'\J 'lf OtCIS or in tilt bod· County of ORANGE. PUBLIC NOTICE Cling. · Faulkner Technology RI· ection.) TM indeptn-a ng., No b•Clder may with· THE PETITION FOR PRO· NOTICE OF Furniture, .file cabinets, soure11, 2653 Elden Ave.. Flctltloua Business dent edminiatretion draN any b d IOI a ptflod BATE requests tf'al JANIS CATHOLIC PUBLIC AUCTION lrHllr, bulll·ln oven, toys, #8·2, Cos11 Mesa, CA Ham• Statement authority will b• grented Buneal Serv1·ce ot'_.5 Clays af:er tht Cl.:ite DIPPEL oe appointed. as SOCIAL SERVICES Notice i1 hereby g111en saws. motorcycle llflcl mo-92627 Tht following persons are unle11 an interHted sef'lbr lte open ng b ds. personal represen1at111e to OF CENTRAL ANO 1h111 tht undersigned will toreycte parts, neon signs, Cnar1ts Faulkner Caner. doing business as: perton ftlu en objection Tr1e 0 SWCI has Obtained adm noS1tr the estate ol the NORTHERN ARIZO"'A bO sold II PUBLIC AUC mllal ••gns. wooden smgs, lit, 2653 Elden Avenut,.#8-Advanced Auto Rep •• r t th t t nd Why should you SUbj"ect t1om ine Director or tne DI· decedent "' TION on 10 05198 at· t t ·oO maps, shelves. toots, bl· 2, Costa ~esa, CA 92827 1934 N Newport Blvd' o e P• ' ion • Pol'tm<!nt of Industrial Reta. THE PETITION requuts NOTICE TO am al: ALLSPACE. aS64 cy~IH, barrels, lighting !"a· This business Is con-Costa Mita, CA 92392 .. show1 good ceu .. why If & { 'I t1on~ ,he ge11er111 preva11tng 1uthot1ty to administer the POTENTIAL BIRTH •1AMILTON AVE .. 'HUN· t911als, bedding, television, ducted by on ind1vldual Miki Bareh, 1608 Moja ... e the court sho~ld not YOUrSe yOUf affil y tO r31f..OI per doem wages encs estall under the J11depen· FATHER TING TON BCH, CA 92648, Heve you started doing Or. Vic1orvil11. CA 9:r.l92 grat1t the authonty. ' ' ff d • ( the general preva•ltng rall oent Admlnisllahon ol Es· l . Cynthia Escobedo Is the personal properly OI On the move?-busineSS_Y91? No Thlt business Is con· ~ HEARING on th• paying Jn ate prices or for .hottoav and overtime tales Act (This Autho11ty the blfth mo1her of the lo· the following: 'Charles FaUlliner Caner, Ill petition will be held on k & • ???? wool\ In tno IOC3hly in will allow lht petsonal rep· male Child named Je11n10 NAME·UNIT ti. Sell your extra This 1tatement YllS ltled TRADE October 1~. 1998 •t cas ets services .... whot ll lht wo1k Is to be resentallve to take many Escobedo aka Baby G111 INVENTORY with lht County Clerk ol 1 :45 P.M. tn Dept. 703 performed for each c:ratt, actions without obtaining Escobedo born on June 9 OE COU·ROORtOUEZ household Orange County on 8·26-98 IQcated el 341 The City Call Toll free l.SSS.54CASKET c1.;is;;t1ca11on or type oll coun approval. Before tak· 1998 111 Mesa. A11zo11a He; J(ANNE #F003 HOUSE: items 199B6788284 through classified Drive P.O. Box 14171 ~-rvlog0"""ge&Surroundlq11(0UDU"• v."Jf needed to O•Oc:u e 1 1ng corta1n very 1mpon11n1 add1ess is 2460 E. Carner HOLD ITEMS ' Oalty Pilot Sop!. 14, 21, 28, 642·5678 Orange CA 92813· ~ &GU e ..., ---------...J acuons, however. the per· In Mesa, Ar1zo11a 8520'1 , AXENE. ERIC IF049, in Classified Oct. 5. 1996 m328 1571. C:===============:J __ Gl EQUAL HOUSING ·.OPPORTUNITY All 1111 111111 1dnrtitlne In thla nn11,1p11 11 •••lect to tht Ftl• lflf Ftlr llouil•• Act ti IHI II 1mendli wttlch mikes It lllept tt tllnrtlH "Uy prttlltnC.1 ttmhttlu tr .iacr1111tn1t11n lllllf lft flCt, Cllll, tlllflH "' '""'"'· lalllllltl "''" tr 11tl1111f trltll, II H llltfttlOI It llllkt a~ ••d J!tlttHU, h111l)aUOI or dllerimll11tltll • h t1 ••• .,.,., •Ill .. t k'"1'11t1Y Kctlll Ht IMrtlH• r.!tl! let Ital .. lllt Wlllcll 11 II WltllllOI ti l•t law 0111 rtaftn 3rt111110r t•l1!91tf 11111 all dwet1J191 1durll1tcl II 1~11 e1••,., 111 mllaMt oa 11 .1.,,.,i.11f'f Msil. Tt &tlll• JJ111 ol i•1Crlmillf1111, ull IWO ~~lrtt ti 1 IOI U'-'Me Ftf lh,wtl .. lflOI, 0C trll 'ltHI etltH\10 11 ut i600 HP USES/ CONDOS POR SALE GENERAL 1002 Bow to Place A ~----------. I Ratr und dt>ndliur ... urt> ... 11li11·1 1 111 rhi111g1• "itliout 1101in·. Tht· pttlth-.lwr rc·•l'I''\ ,., I.hf' rilcht 111 < ... 11--.11. 11·1·111 ... ,,r,. ll'\ i-1~ 11r rqrtt um .,.. By Fax (? I~) u:{ 1-h;}9-+ By Phone (7 14) (H2-567~ By Malllln Persom du-.iftt'cJ ad\1'rtN'it1t'11f Plt·u-r• rc·p1111 tlll\ n111r that m•t) lw m your da"'tftrd 1ul 1mm1·di1;tl'ly. 'rtw D11ih P1Jrn ut1 t>pl!> no li11h1h1 \ for 1111y 1·m11 i11 1rn o<h rrtN•nwn1 Tur whi1 h i1 nun lw rc·-po11~tbl1• rH'rr1 (or th1• 1·1i.t of rh .. ~p111 t· t11"t11t1JI) m·1·11p1<"d bt tJw 1•rror Ct1>1l11 r•1111 w1l ht• all11\Hd for rhr f1r~1 iri-t•r1io11, 110 CHlllDIA ... Mii ( pi,.,,,,. 11wl11cl1• \ 11ur 1w11w uucl l'lu 111 111rr11l11 r .uu.I \\ t II 1 all you 11,11 I. "tth .t pri1·1• 111m11·) ;3;~0 Wrb t Bax Stn~·t Co~f n \1<''-H. CA 92627 \t \c"l\JIOrt Bhd. & Buy ~I. Deadlines _ ___, Monday ............... ,.Friday S:OOpm Boilrs Tt·lq>hont· 8::30am-5:00pm \lnuda)-Fnda) \\alk-ln 8::30arn-5:00pm \11111day-f'nday Tue'3day .............. Monday 5:00pm Wedne da.y ......... Tue!:!day S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wedne ·day S:OOpm Friday ............... Thur~day S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 HUNTINGTON NEWPORT SAN JUAN LOTS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1040 BEACH 106 9 CAPISTRANO 107 8 FOR SALE 1400 H 0 USES/ • V .A. * B•• utlf ul E' •Ide H m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONDOS SO Down • SO Move-In Hi·eeil•, Lg Mttr/lg ba 1• 1• GENERAL 1 OU2 GENERAL BALBOA ISIAND 2106 FREE Counsellng SOLD! 3br 2,5ba, Boru.JI rm, 2 Story Beach Beau N•wport• Beet Buvll Equestrian Estate MORRO BAY 120 FOR RENT FREE l ist of Homes 2FP'a, 2c gar S435K S139,9K 2 Lrg-br 1 & Model Perfect 3BR S t acro1, located restdentlal homesites •••••••••• Hu DNA A E PO S Showcase homoa 324·0337pgr/842·1385 1/2ba T.H. secluded REDUCED TO S162K BTN lake Etalnor/Son selling taatl Loi tlzet t ·800·723·8857 tor sale In our yard, perfec1 cond, Barbera Sanregret Juan CaphUranoS849K from 8,000·14,000tl, Sell your home TRADE · Veteran Real Estala Salurday Real Estate •E SIDE• 3 LEFT Ant 949·721·9365 Realtor 949·644·0195 0 1 M h P d many offering ocean through claultled. Supptemenll 5 new homes direct • ane • ' •r· ru 842·5878 •fltorctoaaa Gov Homes HOMES OF from builder 3br 2.5ba OCEANFRONT 949·249·6154 vlewsll 800·578·2B1 1 through classified 642-5678 Hucl, MHA, Finance 911 c:tll'a AC, 2 cer 180" Of Fabuloue Avoll. Cell 24 hrs, THE WEEK gar. Prices from the NEWPORT Oc•anfront 7 day• 800·555·\D03. Dlapl•lf ads etart high $200'• 722·8120 BEACH 1069 Overloolr.lng the Blue 0 0 VER NM EN T at Just $751 E'SIOE 3Br 2.5Ba. FP, Pacific & Catallna ~g,:E~ cp~n~l:s E 0~ Dead!":::! 6pm ~~3ga~~ent!24Ji:~ *38~ 28• 400 SQ.Ft. Prlce will amaze you! the s1 . Repo's, VA, OPEN HOUSE By Ownr 949·850-0669 dtteched ofc/bonus ~ Pruden.&..t-• HUD S.. If 1 N LI I f s1 51 rm, prof'I landscaped. Ulll • ""1 Hes. O st ngs or E'SIDE Charming 38A 405 lrvlne Avenue ~~ money down govern· Oeedlln• Thurs 5pm Home on over 9000$1= 1515K 64>4592 Pp mtnl loan• avellabl• ***** cornet.fol w/glant ger. ~--------949-723·0120 now. Loeal ltatmg1/ di· K P•Y• to advertlH Will hold 6 cart plus Big Canyon By Owner------------ rectory. Toll Ir•• In th• btst tocat huge RV a1ta. Call for Eltgant·Spacloua· OPEN SUN 2·5130 1•800-669·2292 Real Estate Section C1etallt, $399,000 Expanded. Slngl•Lvl 3239 CLAY ST e II t H -4 ° 0 ° CALL TODAY Xlnt Loe. Earl & Judy t998 Rtmodel. 2 ... 2. Nwpt Hght• Custom CAL•SCAN LISA RIVERA T•ylor. Agt• 642-4722 2000SF, trg pYt yarda, M•d 3Br 25Be 3FP, 0 0 VE R HM E N T E 'Slde Flneet TWM \ block 10 Fashion ts. 3c • gar, D•nlltbrary, F 0 R E C &. 0 S I! 0 949°574°4252 28r + Hme ofc, 2.SBe, Best Otter, $588,000 lnalde lndry. 111 Time HOMES for ptnn1H ANNE WILLEY •PPro• 160081, rnarbl• 10 $598,000. 720-1248 Ottered. S489,000 Dkr. on Ill• Sf. Dellnquent 9 5 4 4 entry. Fp, 2c garage, 7150·5000 E•I. 353 lax, Repo'a, REO'a, 94 • 1 • 249 $244,600 631-1~09 Pp BIG CANYON VILLAS._,,,P_r•_nc_o_n•_Y ___ _ 'Your area. Toll fre• ·-1.000.218.9000 1-----------E a•t•lde 3Br 2Ba. Townhomt Ellcelltnce Prl•tln• R•model E11t t=Hit39 for current BAlBOA pool home, ne.v v.ln· Mason Elllt Realtor• Beech Home. Tiit, Ht>11ng1 CAL-SCAN PENINSULA lOO? dow1. frtnch doora, .,,,.,. __ 9_,4,..9_·7_5,,,,9,,..·7_7_oo_...._ merbl•. cenalr, patio, PATRtCK TENOAEl'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii landscape, herdscapd• Charming Home Lrg ~~c'~~ ~5~~K.o~:~J&~~ Pteue Call & Lot ua 1' & much more In goo b•ekyrd on eul•de•aac Know What Your Duple• 2 owners units l~cat1on for $299,900 In quiet realdenllat , ______ _._ __ Neodt Ar•I 85G·9705 mrbllgranlto, atepa io c:art & Judy Taylor. netghborhoO<I Hard· 1 ·" o o .4 ·TENOR~ bch, oeeen vu S795K Aot• 04i-4722 wood floor•. brlghl " '" Opon Hou.. t 09 35th SI. 363·l 506/J90·3308 REDUCEDI 58r 3Be end airy, Seller wlll NEWPORT COAST 1070 Cin't seom IO'·- get to 111 those repair jobs around th• house? Let the ct .. 1tned ervlce Olrectory htlp you find rtllable help. 842-5878 I arp rm, pool, •pa, • n t •rte 1 n o If•" liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii yor<1t S21S0,900 betwHn $199,000 and Sano•rr• "t>r 2,6b•, T•merrah, Seven S229,000 t.ance ., 0 blH 714 165•7197 Bogg• 949·717.,.748 mnny upgrod•t, Pvt COAST NEWPORT yd S41')K, 700·85$0, oe•n front Condo LOWll IS on Oen. lrt. 2 • don 2h• Sec l;Jtdg lg deck. Bkr 673 5409 . 1-~~--~-~~ Co•optratt w/ Btlo.r'a DANA POJNT 1026 Qreat l'\:"~v::i•r--••::;m~•.n~tlct--•0._P•=n=H,..••..._Su ... n-1-4""""Pm-=.I • Newer D'ilple11i Ont a o 1022 Block lo OcHn UM• IAMMlt •fed IU• tnd Dphc $285,900. 3Br 28• recently rtturblthedt unit LQtlt TwnhH 3bt liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & 'Or 2B•, 3c gar, nu &~ 3ba, on 2 grtenbotta Oo•an Vlewl 0,, pnt, roof, 4g3.01e1 or -59.ooo Doug Bullty, •hutttrt. 1389.9K Forruled Cenyon 4N·"164D J.Wtbb, Bkr Broker t•e.720.1704 AgtJOwl\tr 72CF7070 Cherm•rl Lot velu• HVH 3Bt 2.&B•. dining 5839,VOO Low mnlnt. _H_U_NT_l_N_G_T_O_N__ 1m, d•nln~ ere•, lam 1•5-.-.,-1-U-.-.,---- 1 block to beiatti C11n -''"• nice v•aw. Cell tor "".. "" .. buUd new. 320 H Hf. BEACH 1040 Appl, Agent 073·53S4 CAPISTMNO 1078 ST~RTING ANEW BUSINESS?? T111 legal Dt:portment at Ill• Dolf v Pi/ol ls pltostd to am1oune1 a nttu ser1Jice now ovoiloble to ntw busint"e.s. Wt will now SEARCH lht name for vou al no utro charge, and sallf vou the time and the trip to tht Court House In Santa Ana. Th1r1, of count, --ahtr lht search is completed we 11.Jill li/1 vour liclillous business nomt rJJilh ·11tt ColJntg Cltrk, pubUsh one• a Wftk for four wttks as rtqt.rircd bv (aw 'tthcl tlren nl1 vour proof of publfcotlon wflh th1 Countv Cl1rk. l'ltas1 stop bv to file 11our fictitious buslne.ss namHlol1mtnt at the Doily Pilot, 330 W. Bag SI, Costa Mesa. If vou cannot stop bv, pl1as1 call us at (1L4J 642·4321 and.lllt.will1TU1aoa~lor,JtOJLJQhandt1 this procedur1 bv moil. If VoU should hafJf onv furlhtr quulloru, pl10J1 coll us and w wl/l h mor1 than glad to tuslst vou. Good luck In vour ntUJ buslncJsl liiliilloioii-.-;;...J1~.;;;.;.:.;.;;.,~------------'~C-d~M---M~om........;•_7~G~D·~Q~0~10 filliiililil ........ iiii ~or-3804J-..-•~9~2-----1iiim .......... aiil. , ... ... -• Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Monday, SflP*T'bet 21 , 1998 • IALBOA ISLAND COSTA MESA 2824 INCOME MONEY 2108 PIOP!llTY 2790 TO LOAN • Coete Mooe'• ... , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ------~~-- EMPLOYMENr5530 EMPLOYM!NT5530 EMPLOYMEifTSSJQ. MERCHANDISE :s~~HANDIS~OlS POWER IOA~;lZ Bt!Y Vlewl Chatmlng Jr·lbr & lbr, altt0 2br It.SID• CM Prime 1.oc •CASH FOR A •••l.oan Ol'hcer•• Sal.. SOlO Jyet Greet Firewood 22ft 1875 Stt\lty Cabin 2Br+ family room, 1 ba, qultl gated (3) 2br uell9 & (1) 3br. MORTOAOES$ If you ccou~g& Cash Top comm paid.. COM• GROW ANTIQUES AYOICI lhe rush! Order Crutlef t40HP PMC, 2Ba main hat, brick comm, PoOI, tennis, 8pecloU. 2 w/trplc'•· are receiving pa~ Dleburaement Amerlcorp eooo w WITH USI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nowl S135 a cord, S75 grHt mech. cond. firs. new carpeting, •a 1 Y a cc••• t 0 4 1lngre-c:ar encl gar ment1 on a mortgage, Aesletant PCH NP 04W74-110t E•p•nd•ng retail ~ U2 cord. Deflvered n.w tng, (1'0 hr9) 2'P'1. wet bar, w/d freeway/beach/malls. upgradffll l499k ' we can convert them N bll h ll118 Fu 574·1753. vertlslng departmcn1 free to your drlvew1y. rebutll OY1drive, over hook~ 1~1ar patio, 714-ISS7.007S Dan Agt 7t4·997-0050 to Immediate caeh. .~;s:,~,f.~;gp~om'p~~~ Medical Ol'flce , .. ks a .. ,f motivated 714-88S.1432 18,000 Invest. owner gar. • mo yrly •'SID• 2Br 18a, 1c Twenty yeara experl· aeeka regular part RECEPTIONIST accounl •••cuuve 10 Sac $4000. 722·"61. Angela GIHer, Metro gar, w/d hk·upa, Nol•••••••••I ence. H1gh .. t prices. time 24 hours per aell, develop and Sir• : Realty 723-0653 Peta. 2390 Elden ll'C, BUSINESS ._ 800-078·3800. wHk person. One Good communication vice new bu1Jn .. 1 COMPUTERS 60181•11i••••••• ~N•W angl•nd Style Sl75/Mo. 845-4585 Q (CA\."SCAN) year experience pr• akllla. Excellent ben-and 1p1clal Hct1ons, OMO I" 11!~ ser 2aa. modern kit, •'•Ide Pepp•rwood FINANCE ferred. E.O E, drug· •flt•. Computer Iller· We prefer a candidate M•o 11 Cl & monllor AUT B ~· FP, 2 ~-'loa, 20 gar. Apts. tBr, am yardlmiiiiiiiilmi..•••ll~~~~~~~~~ free & amokefree work ••• Full time. Needed to have a m1t11mum of • SMB ram, 105MB HO, • Yearly/unfum. 12300/ w/palJo w/d. $875/mo. ANNOUNCEMENTS environment Send,.. for Newport and 1 year print ad· keybrd 1800, Tl l.aHr ---------mo.+utla. Beach Time ,.0 Peta 831•7813 iume with salary hi•· Fullerton. Fax rHume vtrtlalng experience. 1 2 5 1250 Realty 873·6511 • M ... A v ... D. * BUSINESS tory to: Accounting to ~26,335·4831 and Eiecellent communlc•· c~;.t~~r Fur=· Plal~ Alf A ROM!O 901 s WI t t I l .. R 511YE 2 Supenilsor, PO Box al Noemi at tlon akllla. Ablhly lo Paper 1150 721·1390 n er ren 1• • twnhm 2br 1 ba famrm FO a... 900 ANNOUNCEMENTS 15601 Costa Mesa, CA 1 __ .... <6_2_6> .... 3_35-_12_5_9_. _ .. , goal• and make 4bd 3ba. 2100. laun hkupe, no pets. 92628 or fax to c949) N .. ded· ouallfl•d wrkre profetslonal prHenla· 2bd 2ba, S1550. Bolh $1000/mo 751·4330. Floral Garden & Olft 2920 842·7246 who know sprinkler•· Ilona In a fut paced lurn'dl 376·9042 Shop on Balboa , ---------repair, lnllall/ treH, and detall orlenled en· lslend. S12K. Mere. & Accounllng yd melnt Naed cllmb· vlronment 6019 '82 OTV e . 97 .900 ml, •lrlHght body, runs greatl S1800/obo 548-1323 !AL BOA PENINSUIA FOUNTAIN 2107 VALLEY fhour .. Incl. Mo rent Holp did any body H• St•ff Account•nt ers too. COL 548·5801 Xlnt benefit packa,e, "634 5250 ........ 37 .. 4800 hit & run on Tu .. Sept Newspaper prln,1lng1-..-----'---'---'-~;.;;_ lncludlng 401k. Qrug 1 BUV ••L PIANOS BMW 9030 " ...... ... 1. on Balboa et 401h end publiahlng com· NO LIMIT Cash Dally I g1 h I I .... acreen n P ys ca r• AnllquH-<j'ual, lurnilure l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii •---------St. NPB My Sliver pany seeks full time MarkeUng llrm need• qufrad. EOE. 1 h r 1 h 11 Studio, murphy bed, BUSINESS Mazda Mlllenla gol hit Slaff Accountant to help for rapid growth. RHum11 via tu Al· pc or ouH u Cat '93 3251S auto fully exeo Bch Hm furn frig, new cpt, $525/mo whlle parlled 915-4500 assist In month end S14·S21 to atart Many tenllon, Lynn Esola --------.. 1 paid (7l4) 957·8133 loaded, rtd/btk' 1n1er 38r/Oen/Spa. $4000/ Incl'• util, 1 quiet per· OPPORTUNITY TERM I.tr• Insurance closlng, journal entries Poslllon1 Avallabl• 7t4·650·4802 or mail WANTED Old Coins Gold Silver 5 ,8K ml 115,950. pJlo. Agt Marla" HerbO/ son, n/pets 266-0354 2904 Call for a ha1tlt free and flnanclal stale· • Sa11• Times Community POTTERY Franklln Mint, Sterling (949) 723·5515, Really 673-4400 • 119 -~....;..._______ automated quote from menls. Also perform •Management News, 330 WHt Bay Old watches & Jewelry 800·313-34158 Ocean frnV19th St. 3br NEWPORT Sl,OOO +/WK/PT. DI•· 1800 top companl.. general accounting • C~s~o~:rssvc Street. Costa Mesa. R~~~~ WtstcoutCo•n 842·9448 '97 7401L l.oaded, 2.5ba, 2nd fir aw• Vour customized functions Including CA 92627 AnchlOl\Pfttablc,s.E.Q., RECORDStrOP s mint cond, dark blue, .om• vul F/P, furn. BEACH 2669 tribute proven, safe, bank end BIS ac· • Drlvet'a 23k I S51 000 natural anti-aging .quote will be fued or counts reconclliatlor., Call Tod•itl Secrete~ Ptr Pilfin,Hatder. Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock m . • • $1995 winter 673·1943 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii products used by c•, m ,•.11•.d. Save nowl Toll 401k admln and coor· St_... Tomorrow hours & pay flexible, """*'-Call! Etc .. 50'• & 80'• M•ke 949'-780.8508 -________ 1Cleen 3br 2b• den. lebrltles. l.ook & fell 714 375-0491 Mackintosh exp• plus • _ _. ... 1..1 .. .a1.......1i 845·75051 ________ _ CORONA DELMAR 2122 marble/granite ocean much youngerl Natu-6 8 8 ·5 O 8 ·7 e 6 O · dlnallon ~nd sp~clal p ·ROLL/ PaliaadH Tennis Club FORD 90.75 view, 2br 2ba, Studio ral versions of Viagra, (CAL"SCAN) projects. his pos Uon AV 949·844-8900 ---------,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiii requires BS degree In ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING 11 363-1$06 or 390-3308 growth hormonH & accounting or finance, ASSISTANT Seer•t•ry/Olf. Mgr WANTED iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilCM 20th & Nwpt Bl. more. Not MLM. Min. LOST & one or two year expe-Payroll aasl.1tan1 and Prop. mgt. co seeks 1-.-;;;-..;:.:.;:..;-==-1 MATERIALS Charming 3Br 2Ba hm 2bd 1ba avaJI Oct. 1st. Inv. 51 ,ooo. Life 2925 rlence preferred and oflice administrator. 80wpm, Comp14ter iii· AN'flnUES 6030 '81 Ford Econollne i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Van All window bus Clean. S2ooo.· or best 2 1teol bldgs engineer oller. 714·632.0338 No.of the Hwy 1/c gar S1100/mo, yearly. R• Enhancement , .. FOUND proficient In PC skllls Full tJme position. Job erale, gd meth. Box !:& St995/Lse. Avt tmmed furblehed, gar, w/d, • 0 u r c • s ' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (Excel, Lotus 1·2·3 duties Include: aHlll· 2147, Nwpt Bch, Ce Older Style Furniture No Pets 640·5324 l/p, yard. 673-4373 < 8 o o > 9 5 5 •8 8 3 O • Rew., rd for a loet and Word). Good ben· Ing with payroll tor 92659. Fx: 722·7085 PIANOS i Collectibles (CAl.*SCAN) bracelet In Fe,sh Ill dr efil package lncludlng mld·slze company or call 722·7331 · ·~-·r·-- _C_O_S_T_A_M_E_S_A-2-1-2-4-1 N~~=~.'!Ttro~~~~~ •••••••• Udo Village 675·8753. 401k retlremont plan. and executive olf1ca TEACHER for 2nd •s • .._ • ....,.,..Ol'o~ ..... • w/kltchette. Agent Please be wary ol out Drug screening/phys!· administration. PleaH Orada needed lmmod $$CASH PAID$$ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 949•842•3850 of area companies. HEALTH •· cal required E.0 .E. send resume to AQ· for Chrlsllan Sc;ho,,I. WEB-UYESTATEs • E'Sld• CM Beautiful Checl< with the local U1 Send resume to: Ac· counting Supervisor, Mu,t be credantlalod, 2Sr 18a, Large yard,'•••••••••I Better Business FITNESS 3000 counting Supervisor, PO Boie 1560, Costa exp. or new grad ccn· garage. S 1050/mo•' Bureau before youliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92628 or aldered. Faic resumo Rita, Agent 646-4318 MISCELIANEOUS send any money for E ON'T WORK Mesa. CA 92628 or you may fax rHume to Jan 714·437-7976 lees or servSc:es. Read DI TS D fax to (949) 631-7246 to: L•••• Executive Hm RENTALS and underetand eny Hypnosis tapes ~ol (949) 642·7867 TEACHERS 4Br 2.3/4Ba, 2·1tory, •••··~~~-contrecta before you Lose weight •H1ly, Ct)lldren's Orchard/CM Resume should In· Toddler & PT Pre beau landscaped, sign, Shop around lor permanenllyl Guoran· needs rellable, oner-cluc;le salary history. •chool teachers galed comm, close to ---------rates. 1eedl Fr•• reportl getlc, dependable per-Physical/drug screen· needed In NB EJCp re· SC Plaza. 12300/Mo RENTALS TO · Send SASE: WCN1 , aon for PfT work. Call Ing required EOE qui red . Benefits Kay, 729·2740 Newer SHARE AMBITIOUS WOMEN Boie 1502, Mt Shasta, Theresa 650·2243 . 955-2672 Conslructlonl 2724 ~;Ji~1~~sc~~~~~~~: ; ~ w9 ~o: ! ~ r ~ ~ 11 Clerlcal-Good phono •:::.~~1~o';~:o~~~1 Wanted Persons with LIKE A HOUSE Lg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pie to join my team I Qr o u P . com voice . Out/going/ bookk .. plng typing Ille lnstallatlon & 1Br 1Ba. huge yd Gar CM 2br 1ba condo, earn more then (CAL*SCAN) personable Basic computer 'hours ' removal •xp for 2mo wfopener. Nr Trl·Sqr young prof male, WO, $2,500/mo. working computer aiep. Typing, negotlabl'e. Call project HB Susanne $850. 949-852·9939 nr Tri Sq.. S550 or parl·tlme from home. filing, order process· 949-842-0735 fax 3 1 O ·3 9 1 ·3 5 3 7 $800 w/gar. Avall Ca 11 to 11 fr e • Ing .· Good verbal resume 949·$42·1729. 10.1 No pets 354-5245 1·888-819~20. PERSONALS skills Mo"·Frl PT PT •ft•rnoon otflc• EMPLOYMENT cert'fd 40X58 was •72 L TO converlU>le, Sl0,840 now S~79; 429c:I, AT PS• PB PW 401132 WH $6740 now AC. almoll perfect. S3548. Muet sell, can dellver. 800.292-0111 S5000 CM 754-1~45 Steel bldgt never used HONDA 40ie30 WH $6212 now 908S s 3 4 9 1 5 ox e 8 w u 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $17,690 now $8970. Must ••I I. Daryl 800-292·0111 OFFICE I FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT 604 7 '91 CIVIC LX l.o ml, auto. AC, (2YCE155) S8~88 LEXUS o..-. WESTMINSTER (714) 892-0908 '92 ACCORD EX AT. lull pwr, moonrl, (3BJA584) S 10,550 LEXUS OF O•k office furn, 4 WESTMINSTER desks, 2 credensas, (714) 892·8908 conl tbl, 7 cuter c:hrs 1--=--...:...-----2 metal cab, 8' couch '93 CIVIC EX AU Sl4SO. 760-0167 AT, moonrl, mint NEWPORT BEACH 2169 NB Condo w/pool. DOUBl.E YOUR MONEY lrvlna/CM Brende o k E d flex $ gym, near beach. Pref PotenUall 200,._ rolurn ---------__ 9_4_9·_7_5_7_·7_5_0_0 _x_1_1_7_ ;;'rs: ·com';~~ar ~· ol'f1ce iSiiEiiRiiVIiiii. ~iiEiiiiiiiiii5iiii5ii3ii3 PETS & female, n/sm S400mo from 30 day period PERSONALS 3002 Computer users skills needed.• S10hr, 1--------"--l ANIMALS 714·515·8833 $5,000 Invested could needed. Work own No smoking Balboa •••••••• 2~' l~a duplex ~1°:•~1 -H-B_M_•_•-t•_r_b_•_d-ro_o_m_ have returned a•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hours 520k·S7Sk/yr Penn. Aleicander Pub-Please be aware thal FURNITURE 6014liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•-----..-----t~o"s.;~rn,,~~a00/,.;,~ private bath, kitchen much as $15,000. Call THE WORl.D IS lN 1·800·348·7186 x603 licahons 949·642·0101 the lf1t1r'lg1 ln this cat· . DOGS•reacued•NEED Buy It. Sell It. Find It, 13CHB412) S10,950 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·0908 6049 prlv/amenltles $669 + 1·800·380-3211 Capl· your mailbox. World· egory mey require you Moving Sala Antique homes. Males nular/ Cl•asHled. Sebring RE 850·9311 6 tal Management Inter· wlda Penfrlends all CONTROLLER 20 yr to cell a 900 number · 6 h shots GOLDEN1Ro1tl1 •-.. :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::::::;; 1/2 uhl'I 673· 215 .. C 't see to In which there Is a dining table, c airs. · 2Br 1 B• TWH New · natlonal (CAL *SCAN) ege .groups wrue. lelecommunlcallons an m china cabinet, l<imball . Hea/1 of gold. Good carpets, 1 car att •NP• pool. tennis, Payphones S1601<Nr. lnternatlonal Pon Co. is toolllng for an gel to all those charge per mlnule. piano & misc 760·8608 ·boy. Handsome 5 yrs garage, neer Gelaon'• huge mstr, br/ba, NS, L west p ·cea l.ocal Friends, PO Box 340, exp'd controllef 'rjobs Cocller Spanlels. BUl'f S1295./Bkr 640·5664 rtla, S725. w/2 men. a~tes a'~aliabla . Oublln 12, Ireland Pleasefaxresumoto· repai Moving Sale Cherry trl Cattle• dog Blue 2Br 2Be nr Fashion Is. Avall 10-1 . 648-8473 800-800·3470 24/hrs. Tel/Foie 011·353·1456· (714) 540·1900. around the house? DOMESTICS 55.40 En1er1alnman1 ctr, din· Merle 323·580-3965 ate. 2c art gar, comm. NPB 29. slngle, clean 9 5 3 2 . E ·m a I I · -------.....,,..,.-let the Ing lbl w/6 oak chairs, www.lovo4pets(i! Juno. •---------1 n f 0 ,,, 1 P f . 1 1 Counselor/instruct DO Claaalfftd LIVE IN. FULL TIME 2 end tbl.s, Credenza, pool, No poll, $1695/ prof male, NS. Shara CREDIT 290 7 " (CAl.*SCAN) odults ln lndv'l -llvlng COM. Hskpr & earn· rolltop desk, matching---------mo. 640-1•29 2br 2ba Male/female. kllls th "t o c S rvlce " 1 b h PIANOS •-.., 1 ru-o.. · e taker for senior lady. wa nul ureau, c est Q BACK BAY 3br 2.5ba, Eve 714·7~-6823 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1.--------Musi have car & Ins Dlr,cto~ lmmac .• non-smok~r of drawers. oak china ORGANS 2400af, tg yd, gar· NPB condo ahere 2br. llQET OUT OF PERSONAL 714·703·3389 No c:hndren or pees cabinet & recliner. dener, $2400/mo 2ba, 1 child ok, no dept free I Credit ..-help you find Separate quarlers. Best offer 842·9093 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (949) 640-7282. pets, $500/mo + ulll Counseling Centers of SERVJCES 3005 Dellv•~ person CM, reliable help. Must be good Amer. NEED FURNITURE? Baby Oran~ Pl•no 6059 (949) ••5 17"'7 America (membar iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii allernoons. Great for • •7 B I I r h .,.. "" • · • v42·!5v 8 food cool<. Drive au10 W• h•v• down· eaull u 1n1s • nic:e Bluff• 3Br 2 5Ba. view, NFCC). Frat dept DANQERI VOU ARE sludenl or seniors ·---------h k 1 t • d •• Mr Taylor Sat/Sun sized Armolres, w ••• eys, n une pristine. S2800/Mo con1olldat1on, lower showering In water Approx 4hrs por ay. Overstocked with 875·7957 weekdays dressers, so1a choirs, sacr1hce S1850 Barbara Senregret RENTALS payments. Interest. containing feces I II Se.SO/hr ·20Cent per stuff? 644·4910 _ cfesk, Kness Hchonal, T 1 4 ·5 2 7 .0 9 0 O Realtor 949·644·0195 w•llr"l"rD 2726 Stop collector cells contains chlorine gas· mile, musl have own n :n ~" ehlcle proof or A call to 9i<13, new pallo set w Feb fully furn, (wlll renl Non .P r'O r IL A·polson used 10 kill v Why play Hide 'N ••••••••• 1.977.93e.2222. humans tn WWII! For Insurance. Charles Classified Seek w1lh childcare? 6 chairs, many others, unturn) gated, 1Br l.u11 CM HB •• 40 8911• ...,.11 help 949-722-0348, · • .,.,,11uSPORTATION TWN. pano view, Qat or wantlorent Toll free. (CAL*SCAN) the solution call .. • .. 7 Call Cla111tled u"'u1 $1650'Mo. Mary, Agt ~ orebr holae lease/ •••AVOID ( 213)38 5 .3 3 7 3 -0-R-l_V_E_R---0-T-R 042·!58 8 lodayl 642·5676 857-9211 x 1379 1.... option. Xtnt BANKRUPTCY··· (CAL*SCAN) BONUS, benefits,!.:========~========~====:::::::::::.:::; LO Room/Pvt B•lh credit <949> 640-0316· Debt Conaolldatlon. mllee, equipment, Sep enlr wet bar COSTA MESA E/SIDE Stop collection cells. pay, Covenant mini frig, 'view. S8ooi ·W•nt to rent• 2.br Cut monthly payments EMPLOYMENT Tr•n•port h.a• It mo. lnctda utts/cable. houH or hke house to SO% May ehmlnate all! 800..441-4394. Avail Ocl·2 944.0195 Xlnt refs & credit finance charges. Fast Exp•rlanced drlv· 949·842•8408 Approval! erll/ownor operetor Newport Heights 38r (800)270.9894. EMPLOYMENT 1-aoo.339 .e42a. 3Ba. lrg yd, Jae, cul·d• (CAL*SCAN) Qradu•t• etydents sac, walk to 1chool1, STORAGE 2742 -A-V-0-10--B-A.;..N_K_R_U_P_T_c-"'v. 5530 Bud M•~•r Truck shopping.. pet• ok. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fr•• depl consollda· Linea Rafrlgar•t•d Broker 949·842·3850 STORAQI! SPACE II A II II th Haullng c•ll toll on. PP ea on wi free 877·283•0393 Oceenfront 3BR 3BA CM. approx 12·x 23' senilce. Cut payments rare yearly rental on s 175mo. Newport to 65%. 24 hr. ap-Can't seem to Solo Drivers .& the eand, furn $3550/ Blvd/17th st. 771·7240 proval. Good/bad/no get to all those Cont r •ct or•· mo. unturn 13450/mo. c r • d 1 t o I(. repair tobs CAL•SCAN) Broker 949·642·3850 1·800·873·8207. around the house? E.,n $530 Weeki~ Slngle Famllw Homo (CAl."SCAN) Dlstrlbullng phone In Belboa. Spacious COMMERCIAL REFINANCE .FASTll let the cards FT/PT. no oxp cttm dHlgn 3br 2.Sba REAL ESTATE Over·th•·phonel Need ClaHlfled nee. 1·800-53()-7524 outside deck w/apa, 1 •con d ch an c •? Service 2c gar, FP. w/d hk·up. Credit problems • Gen. Office P{T, 8-12 M· Avail Oct. 52850/mo. Bankruptcy Directory F. Reep'!, flllng, It Pam, 862·9743 Agent BUSINESS OFFICE w w w . p 1at1 nu m help you find bk pg. com put er. c a p f t a 1 . c 0 m rellablt help. Small, pleasant stu· •••••••••I FOR RENT 2769 Real Estate Broker, dlo Send res : Ron CA #01163658/DRE 842·!5878 Veo Archltechl 500 APARTMENTS FOR RENT •Co•t• M•••* verffll' 9t6-227-o931. Jasmine Ava Corona (CAL"SCAN) del Mar, Ca 92625; Sm Office Newport•----------' GOOD Fax 949-644·0449 B I v d /1 7 I h I I • o1 S250/mo 771·7240 ronyeoi '8 com GET 0 INCOME INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL Ul.BOA PENJNSUIA 2 607 PROPERTY 2778 OF DEBTI ~·re w.i,_, tot an CO. EXPANDING • ~~~ v.no SHkS PT/FT people 1.1.1 h / f 51.lnds out .,, a crowd $499 -57999 No ex· !!. e can e rpJ b«t'kM c:A mew pooe perlence necessary/ •STUDIO $875.• NEW 2000sf bldg. In Nu pnVcpt, frig & utll C•nn•~ Row fronts incl'd, yearly, no pets. 2 atr .. 11 nex1 to 780-1713 or 723·1268 Mc Donald'• For IH Owner/Agt. 831·743;l •CnJitf.alfhC'muolidattd =a:~~~ ~oa";~lete tr ai ning. • Paymtntl lowtrtd pro(asioNf pcop1r for Ir a e book I• t. I 0..,1 .. ~ 8 0 0 ·9 0 8 • 7 4 2 4 • nltrtsll\au•~. • S"2.31S lsryr www hbncom acceu • Horawntnls' Stopped income opp1y c o d e -t s 8 3 8 . • Hablamos 00/ E•ct4tcn1 repea1 800·743·5326. Can't teem to gel to all t~oH repair jobs 8found tht house? lei the CIHllfle Servlc• - D lroctotr- ---, CORONA DEL MAR 2622 INDUSTRIAL 2788 3BR 2BA Pplx Mini LOW RKNTI lnduetrlal Oen vu, new pnVcrpt, epace w/otflc••· 2200· '\lpper, 1c gar, S2800/ 4600•f 78cent al NNN mo. 714·612·4945 Agt Jackie (714) 673·2754. ~s (CAL •SCAN) • COfTlPMlY II alrWlQ program LUU• Inn bv th• B•v • No'1ights, wtndi, aael<• desk help, D YEs, SELL MY CAR I t NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH 'FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIO CANYON 2669 UATl!.D COMMUNITY llY ftA.8fflOl'f ISLAND ocoo111ut 1rcot111ad Mr«IJt ond golf~ vtcwa. IU\lt>Y twcrrcc IMrlH In ~., ~ 1. ~ ur 3 on ~lfW'lnlC"llt homot •1Wt><:M~ • WMhOr~~"" t•.IOk\418 • f:trqilft<'e 1wood A U-1 • i"llt C'ondll~ • Wll:ll t• 1n -a a-.i 3 on • t"Jlnn ll)'IWClfTl • 11.eso eo a:a.ooe ~ PteMo all • ., 141 d44-050D • nope19 - •Rfil(mtt •TO' •Accourtll ~.,.. llMliCet ·Mol1~ -Strudurtd Stttltmtflb ' ~ ~ ,·~ l : • t ( .\ p i ,", l I ',;\r•,,_. (l 1 ·l) q 1 s ) u 1 ------- INVESTMENTS WANTED 2912 --------- t tw• auvtt • Seller fJnanced not•• • In· euranct 1ttt1em.nt1• land note portlolloa. Colonlal fflnanclal 800-IMl9-1200 ext. 51 . MONEY TO tOAH • {CAL•SCAN) ·' uavei 17 .SO hr plus llP• (949J ZS0-5968 Mfax NIUMe (949J ZSO.OZ11 BEHRtW ... .... ' .. w '1 ' (949) 873·8800 •••Loan Fundor• • doc & shipping 111p top salary & bent A.merlcorp 6000 W PCM NP 949'-574·7701 x118 Fu 574-1753. PerHfm. Administrative Clwtl for ac:tive customer aeMce counter 10· 18 houre per wecll. mostly mom111gs ~x1mum houra In peak periods only. Fleiub1l1ty In schtd · ullng for vDC1t1011 CO¥erege requ'red Good phone. CUI, ............ ..-TB> .... roand comput a It nee· ••sary knoWf odgt of Newpor1 Beaeh preftrred ,._ . ..,. ... ...,,., Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach-·_·' Fountain VaUey · Independent to reach over 100, 000 homes. Fax us this · for.m w_ith your credit card # or mail with a check today! ,., Run for a week! If -your car does-not sell, we' II run it for another week FREEi All for just $10·. ... I C>oO•""""' 0 "" 0 VISA 0 .... y_. __ _ MaM ....... ____ _ Modll _____ _ .... -----------... ---~ ~ t ... I • MOndoy, September 21, l 998 TODAY'S CRoSSWoRo PUZZLE ACROSS 1 ColfM-bfeak tl'efll 5 Councase 10 sw .. posl\lvely 14 Locele 1 !5 Pa1t bl • pound 18 ~c:ok>{ \7 Rligptcken. e 0 19 tftlppy 20 Tonnent 1naway 21 lAgat rflatter 22 Gannent edges 23 Scottish germen II 25 Type of letter 26 Tree ltulds 30 luau souvenir 31 SP<>ned horses · 34 Jeweht(s measure 36 Twangy 38 BC's neighbor 39 Alt Of paper·, lolding 4 t 0us1ea and 5W9pl 43 Felmo. 44 Steamship 46 Greelc letter 4 7 Shany paint 49 MOntrears prov 51 Helper abbf S2 Poet1e wntractlon 53 Cuts into small p;eces M AppMrance 57 Penod In htSIOfY 58 Otsoount 83 Actor Baldwin 64 Gfeased ts King·a address 87 Fr ... l0t·an &8 Prod 69 ·-of the D'Uf'betVi!1-s· 70 Craltiet 7t Agtle DOWN 1 Impulsive 2 Kiii« whale 3 Nonsense poet Edward- 4 Volcano 6~ . tvmphold tissue 8 Carpet 7 SluQOlstmess • 8 L'anO measures II More or-h 10 Coverlet 11 February 14th items '2 Mold cheese 13 C1nc1nna111eam 18 "1WT nabve 24 SoYlel loundef 25 -mlgnon· 26 Teacake 27 Tort's dad 28 Se.i rovers Ct•uiw._,_~ . 29 Droop 53 Hardheaned 31 Fnend • 54 Ory. as wine 32 Dramatist 55 "Two Years Clifford Before the -· 33 Anwar -56 T ennls player 35 SlorleS Nasiase 37 Cancel a S7 Shade laundl ""' 40 Wice measure 59 Pu1$8S 42 ~ession ol 60 At the peal< ol surpnse 61 Wear's AS Serenely companion 48 Walks with very 62 Swirl ahon ateps 65 Femalo SO Stranger sandpiper 1 13 Brldl• • •1 cAXRt.ES G&iH wllh OMAa DtARI' NMI TAHNAH HINSCH ANSWF.RS 10 WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q I -As South, vulnerable, you hold: nie b1ddm11 has proceeded: NOR'I H 1-'.AST SOUlH WEST., J O Pll5S 14 Pau lNT Pa5' ? What do you bid now·! ~ -llus j., the only sc'lucncc "'here two he~ a llC"' :.u1t by re ~n der -should not be 11eatcd a~ fore· '"¥· So artcr pJ.11ner has rehid one no trump, yl1u must Jump lo three hearts to ml\ke sure partner will not let the bidding die hcfore game has been reached. • Q 2 -As South, vulnerable, you hold: fr. A J9 4.5° 2 ~ .Q 8 J <> 6 + k 7 2 The bidding has prooccdcd NORTH EA~T SOU1H WF.Sf Jo Pass h hss 2NT Pass ? Wh:it do you bid p!?W? • A • Dc~p1te only IO h1(!h urJ points, your proven fit in two suits puts you m the slam zone. 1lie !in>t 1t~m on the agenda is to tell partner of your spade length by b1Jdmg three spJdes. Of cour;e, that's forc- ing -no one 1s enough ol a gemus to ~now lhat the hand will make exactly nine tnck in spades rather than c1iht, or more, at no trump. You con watt 1111 the next round to ~up port heans. The h1dtl111g Has procttdcd: NOIUH F.ASf SOlfrH. 10 %• ,.. Ubl ra. ? What action do you take? wrsr Paa A • We do not think you have quite cnuugh to convert partner'• double to penalties -even tf you defeat tlie conlract, 11 might not be enough to compe~te for what you mii. . We • sugie!>I a Jump 10 l11rcc spades - two "Pad~ i~ an underbid opposite a partner who has shown extra value~. If you play ncsative doubles. partner docs notj)fom1sc more than a mini- mufn opening bid with shor1ness an clubs, so t\llCI <,pa.des is enough Q S -Neither vulnerable. as South' you hold· •73 o KQ9S <> KJ9S4 •Q6 The b1dd1ng has nrOceeded: WEST NOR l'J{. EAST SOUTH lo 1 • Pa.u ? What action do you lake? A ~ You are too strong to 1>.m, but should not get too rambunctiou~ since partner Ms only made a non· vulnerable one level overcall. A bid of one no trump describes your holding nicely given lhcse condi- llOM. Q 6 · Neither vulnerable, as Sooth you hold: • K 106 'Y' AJ 963 o K 10983 + Vuld Newport Beach/Costa lv'teso Daily Pilot ISUZU 9100 LEXUS 9115 LJ!XUS 9115 TOYOTA 9210 •es Ttoop•r LTD 4'X4, 21 Kml, auto, (3PAD583) 120,550 LEXUS OF WESTMIN8T•A (7t41 882·08001 '82 ac4oo ALL op- tions, apple red, tab eond .. 921<ml S\1.900/ obO. Owner 723·5815 '84 1!8 300 ----------- •94 •• 300 Low ml, CO, chrome, (014580) $11.118 Laxu• OP' WE8TMINSTl!ft (714) 892-8908J Only 38,240 org mt, (0689~~1!xu:23,911'.MAZ·--D-A ___ 9_1_2_S -------- ••• PRKVIA L• ac Cutt whit, dual A/C (31<K\t554) .,. .... L•xu• 01' W•STMINSTatt '7t4J•92··~ JAGUAR 9105 M198ION.Vl•JO (949)3&4-0e84, '98 CAMRY LS auto. while, full pWr, (3AXA510) SIS,556 '92 MlATA 5 ap, red/ wa':.f:i~:~.R ••'83 XJ8 VP•• S 00 blk lnlar, fully IO-d•d. (714' 892-8908 ULTRA CLUNI '94 O 3 311< ITI I S 9 . 5 0 0 . • Blk/lan. 80,000 JTll, ~:4~~7)lut s~:.~f.; (949) 723·5515. i--.H--C-O_R_O ___ L.,..LA-- drives like a dreaml! LRXUS __ e.;..o.;.._o_.3_13_·_34_&_8__ 30K ml, auto, AC, $4100/0BO S.8·1323 MISSION VtEJO '93 323 Auto, AJC. (458947) $12,5~0 ,849)384 0884 am-Im eau. runa LEXUS OP '94 XJS Convt 20 • great, very clean, emo WESTMINST£R (94-3973)S3S,995 ---.9-4._..L.,..8_4_00,.......--war, 84k ml, pp S5500 (714) 892-8908 BAUER JAQU.AR Only 311< org ml. 714-754-'1792 (714)953·4800 (211085) $32,997 -----.,----LEXUS 4 9221 '85 XJ8 S•d•n 40 MISSION VIEJO MERCEDES 9130r"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. (95·4105)$31,995 (949)304-0984 ,. BAUER JAQU.AR --.,.,,..,~~=-.,,,.---1 '85 SL convert •ea FORD aRONCO XL T Loaded w/Equfp $.5900/080 948·723·1504 "" (714)953·4800 '85 ES 300 ctanlc Road•t•r. '915 XJS Convt 2D Excepl nice Lexus. Wflit• hrdtop new navy (95-3965)$41,995 (\t&es~EXus'25·6»7 btoe canv•• top, navy BAUER JAGUAR MISSION VIEJO llhr Int. new Ores, am/1.._ _______ _, (714)953·4800 ,849,384•0894 Im can. $15,250. mint VANS 9225 cond. 040-9737 '98 XJ12 Sed•n 4D '85 ES 300 ,87 BENZ 1801! Fullyliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (96A060)S48,995 Full opt, Lexus cert. Loadadl Navy, 4-dr, '84 DODOS 350 BAUER JAGUAR (t26942) $28,977 auto, xln t cond . Beverly convaralon '8S Pathfinder LI! (714)953-4800 LEXUS 57200. 714.969·0560 Van. Pwr. dual air, MISSION VIEJO 87,900 ml. 1 owner, 'G8 XJ12 S•d•n 40 (9481394-0884 records. $5900 obo. (96·3962)$48,995 ---~-----i NISSAN 9150 123.1504 BAUER JAGUAR '95 as 300 (714)953·4800 Certified gorgeous VOLRSWAGEN 9235 •9e XJ8 &•d•n 90 (102777) S28,997 LEXUS (96·394 1 )$48,885 MISSION VIEJO Low ml. auto, llhr (2MT0368) S 18,550 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8908 BAUER JAGUAR (714)953·4800 (949)384-0884 '98 XJ9 Sed•n 40 '95 LS 4 00 (96_4114)$391995 Cashmere /b eige-------- BAUER JAGUAR <036632'exus538'991 OLDSMOBILE 9155 (714)953-4800 MISSION VIEJO 1llc bidding has proceeded: NORTH F..AST' SOUTH WEST •99 XJG Sedan 40 (949)394°0984 '88 CIERA 6 cyl, AC, Pim (96·3934)$39,485 --------1 full pwr, am·lm caas, '94 Jetta QLS Black 821<mi, ctn. anrt, am Im cass. new 1lras. air bags. 1 OOkml pow- ertran warranty. milnt. aa acheduled. Muat sell In 5 dayal St 2,000/obo 675-7571 or 299·7881 J+ ~ 10 Q 3 Both vulnerable, ru. South you hold 1• ~ 20 2• ~? Pass BAUER JA.OUAR '85 SC 4 oo wire whls. LOADEDI (714)953-4800 Black )ad a/Ivory. $2500/obo 646·5770 •-----'------(046616). s29,987 MISC. AUTO 9245 •A Q J !ii 6 S o KJOS o KS •A J The bidding M' proceeded: NORTH EAST SO\JfH WF~a Pa Ptw I• Puss 20 J>iw ? Whal do you bid now? What do you 61d now? A · Pnnncr has shown 10 or 11 canls in the black suits, so there i& no reason for you to persist with a red SI.Ill. Even though the hand is not filling well. raise to four spades That game should have play. Learn to be a better bridge play· tr! Subscribe now to tht Gortn '99 XJ8 Sedan 40 LE.XUS . -------- (96-3795) $39 ,485 MISSION VIEJO PONTIAC 9170 BAUER JAGUAR (tf49)384-0884 (714)96~·4800 --.-8-8__,,Q_S_3_0_0 __ 1 '92 Orand Prix White, Only 6K ml. Hurryl 4 door, low ml, under '98 XJ8 Sed•n 40 blue book $4500 call (96·3940)$39,985 (t 22692~EXUSS33•997 Rich 114·890·6958. BAUER JAGUAR MISSION VIEJO '93 TRANS AM (71 4)953·4800 (949)384-0884 HI perlorm•nce V8. ,87 ES 300 everything pwr, 1 White, tull pwr. owner. garaged, all malnt records. Redl 9110 JEEP AUTOS/SEIZED CARS from St5Q. Jaguar, Corvalla. Mercedes, BMW, Por•che, Honda. 4x4'a. trucka and more. Local aal•a llatlngs. Toll free · 1 ·800-888·2292 ext.A-4000. ICAL•SCAN) A -The 'ob~ious' rch1d 1s a Jump to three '>pades. but is that best? With a key honor in partner's suit and tenacc posiuons in the other ~u1ts. 11 might be ca~icr to make nine uicks th:in 10. 'Therefore, our vote goes to three no trump. (039815) S28,277 tan Inter. 70K mt, a LEXUS claulc beauty! $9995/1---------'81 WRANGLER MISSION VIEJO OBO. (949) 489-1240. ANTIQUES •· Bridge Letter by calling (800) 1ss. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwm 1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, Ill. 60680. Black, 4X4, low ml, (948)384-0884 Ql 6 cyl, $7000. Firm.----------SELL CLASSICS 9250 (949) 720·9411. '82 LS 400 Q 4 • Both vuloerablc, as Soulh you hold NaJcamlchl, chr whls, '93 GRANO CHEROKEE (3XST821) $19,950 your used vehicle ·es MALIBU Laredo 4X4, mint LEXUS OF through classified SUPERS PORT A •J9864J "1 972 0 6 4K Q8 cond, low ml. $12,800. WESTMINSTER 642•5678 real aharp red beautyl (949) 548·6876. (714) 892·8908) $6900 obo 723-1504 ~ERVICE ------I CERAMIC TILES 3528 CONCRETE & FENCES HBAI.TH, BBAun· IANDSCAPE & SCREEN WAlL SERVICE DIRECTORY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MASONRY 3557 & DECKS 3615 & PITNESS 3740 LAWN CARE 3808 MOVING 3834 PLUMBING 3890 SERVICES 3919 COVERINGS 3932 LHkY S howara Rep 'd iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiTiiHiiEiiliiOiiCiiALiiiiPiiLiiUiiMiiBiiEiiRi liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••! Regrouting & lnstatrn John Doran Maionry * Wood Fences * Mr. Scr•enM•n L670130 Doan of Tilo Brlck•Stn••Concrete Replace Repair Lows SD Al ~'S -a J1me1 E. Bangen Co.· 714""44-2220 Fully LOWEST RATES "A BETTER MOVE" 673·80s5 or 846-8526 Lg/Sm Jbs•Repaira ok free haultng/es1. Uc'd PHEN DIET ~~I:J Video Sawer Pipe lnspec equlp'd moblla ave. ACCOUNTING/ Free Est & Advice AOvanllge Const 974-5301 + ~··'IAAUrtM t;~~~~arvlce:~= R••creenlng or new. T:AXES 3406 CHILD CARE 3536 L•6e7ltl 931 •3932 FLOOR INSTALL 'i°.,"'9/tt Mw~:~~ti:::~ Ltt'll n1"%!'sy1r11c1;~ ~~~~~~~~l~iiii..iiiiiiiiiiii.i *s*LJOROc!!ABR5r0cNKRSYT•o*NE REPAIDS 3620 •---"'-0·..-~.-'--..""'•1...t;;;;,•;,;,do1 l 5yra exp. Bkkpg, pay· Aff'OROABLE CHILDCARE " " 1lYf (flrul111t.Il/R,#10Cf roll/lax dep .• poat, etc. All ages CPR certified All types-Olly Work!liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillVIAGRA 548•1!'00'1 I..,. Prect•• Plumblnv Repalr1 & Remodels SLIPCOVERS 3922 Free EatlmatH Your olf./my home LIC 304203027 Est l730089 S31·7843 S ales•Svc•lnstell DO V I'• Comp O• hond w•llten 714•979•5025 H••dwdNlnyl/Ce<amlc RfCAINColi~ l.1&87398 989-t090 Dan Dawaon Plumbing Apr, Rmdl, Replpa Drains 24hr ave. Exp't gaa ayatam raplpes L554722 646-8720 entries. Pick up/De· PERGO/CarptVM/C Viii l VI.,..... hvtr. Call 645·6978 Career Moms specjaJ CONTRACTORS l.708279 988-9590 '"" Infant only daycare In GENERAL 3558 800-71'\1\8 4 my home Hrly/lic·d UV"' ADDITIONS call Lynn 641·9264 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GARAGE REMODELING 3410 -------LEWIS conatructlon DOORS 3678 IMPRO'~MENTS Remodel•Handyman v .1; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLEANING L-704773 Local Res. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOME 3756 Rl!BUllD or REMODEL SERVICES 3548 •714-~5'7-5925• ••$475· 19x7 ** •Homes or Offic11 I n c I u d • • h a u I .Ouallly ConSlrucuon aw a If, w ••the r --------•Reasonably Priced A TOUCH OF CLASS DRYWALL •trip, lnat•lllt••· •Local Co. 4'636318 Cleaning. Res/Comm SERVICE 3584 845·5704 •S&aphenson AHoc. Lie/Bond. Free Est. l=iiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call 714-944-5485 Teresa 714-282·7143 1• ---------11 ---------i•Brlght HouaaelHnlng ..-SMA.l.L JOB EXPERT HANDY MAN 3710 TIME TO BEGIN . YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECT? BATHfUB European Prolesslonats Orywall/fltpair Framing iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;iiiiiill I ' , H1nglng1T1p1ng, Texture Best n town! Rel1. Oarek CommJAes 551•5573 •Home lmprvmnta• Call a plumber, REGLAZING 3448 & Grace 714·857·2647 Drywall, carpentry & palnler, handyman iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •VICKI'S CLEANING Witthoeft Drywall morel Small Jobs ok. or any ol lhe ••r· BATHTUB REQLAZINO We oHet THE BEST All PhaHs• Sm/Lg Jobs Gary 645·5277 vlcea listed here In "!-TREES f PAINTING 3858 Topped/Removed, Lawns, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii spmklrl·clnup 751 ·3476 CHUNG'S PAINTING EJCpef'1 Or•ln ct .. nln9 & Plumbing Repairs 24Yrs Exp-Grt Prleet 20yrs eicp. All work guar. Guar Work-Frett Est Steve 545-8298 Llc#375602 536•1534 Plumb/Drain cleenlng RAINBOW Circle Malnt. 24hr Emrg Svc LOW P1lnttng·lntlt:xt Hou11/Ap1 Rates Free Eal. Bond· Ouallly job. Fr•• est. Insurance 646·3299 L#569897 836°8888 lk•'• Custom Painting 1----------; Prof, Ctaan, Quality --------~ Work, Int/Ext & Docks. Nefnhbomood L!1'703468 831-4810 • ·~-------ROBERT ISBELl co. Plumberl ·-~Mmltsl--' L•wn Service. Mow/ tnVExt•Small Joba OK CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-retired cutter oHm 25% OFF M1teri1Vl.aborl 25 diHuent colon o( denimt & lOO't oE other {abric1l 35 yurt of CJU&}ity worlt and cnhtrn.01hipl 3929 The Strlpp•r Speclallzlng In Wallpaper Removal l.5889241 883·S03T W• 0•1• ehould hang together. Strip, lnatall, advice to the cruy. Ll735976 931·2111 ATBlPRONT ONST. 3833 Ooci< repair a malnt. Painting. hardware, floala & bumpera. L.,698129 648-7922 WINDOWS 3934 SEASIDE WINDOW Cleaning, Screana, Mlrrora. Siiia. Prot'I aarvlca. 831 ·3'725 The Community Market Piece. ~ta111flad 842·5878 & R , I hi P u rw c . CIHnl Clean! Clean! our directory! Edge/Sod/Sprlnklara Decorative Painting Cln·up. Anytime. L1490SO 848·3005 Al (714) 396-2842 714·580·9828·Pager • urb s ng, ore•· .... ouse lndow laamng. 20Vrs Exp/Fair $/Free Est Carpentry drywall repair C A L L Y 0 U R lain. Flbergt1, Sinka 10Yrs Exp Xlnt Rofs l,400030 71"~30•1447 Tex1ure. paint touch LOCAL SERVICES Shwrs Cntra 945-7723 Vlcl(I 714-888·0395 up. Small )obs ok TOOAYI Vard Ctn•up, Trlml----------il•L.. _ _. .. _...l_I L••rn Spanish NOWI TRADE For work/echooVtravel lndlv/group laaaons through classllied CABINETS 3490 Advanced Wood1y1t1m1 ·Custom Cabinetry• Kitchen • Bath. OOOrl Motdlngs • Mantels LQISSO 714·998·8970 CARPENTRY 3510 •Remodollng and all typos of repalra. No le>O too amall. OC 32 yre LIC·bond·lne MIC/ Vl.U 714·988·3504 Attic, basement, and closet then get 1ome caah. 842·1978 MAID IL~~ -(' ........ -· CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE IN·HOMt ESTIMATE UCU&O IOMOEO 111\UlEO 515·MAID (7t4t 840-4388 1..., _______ .,,. tr•••. hedges, palm ELECTRICAL 3610 Carpentry-ALL KINDS trees. Removal. Now C bl I St 1---------lawn/planll 960·8502 • n• s, oraga, INTBRIOR Sm•ll Job EXPERT Decks, Patio Covers •---------• Duncan Electric Tree Haesl 168·6321 D!SlGNERS 3782 MOVING 3834 Local/Quick Reaponse QUALITV CRAnSMAN!il•••••••il 1~iiii"Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Servlee/Aemodels 20 Yra Exp. Ref'a ,_ Ught llxture repair ·I'm Your Handyman-Ah American Mover• krueger painting rtsldtnllal faux flnlsfrlng wood rtstorotfon matthcw 548-5481 Lf2 75870 850·T042 Mark 949.950•853!5 Careful, curtaou• & PETeRKIN Electric F stl Surprlzlngly lie 740898 FAST/BIO SAVINGS$ c. oaapl 54 9·0223 '-_....,...,,-.;;;.;;.._......J Res-com11m-1g Job• omt pa n Furnlrure & Accessories PUBLIC NOTICE l618717 800-741-1741 522 W. 19th SI/CM The Callt. Publlc Utlll· PET Llc'd Contr. No fob •I {, •• • QUIRES that all uaodl"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Call Suaana 673-1409 842•8878 --------• PATIENT TUTOR ______ .....;;;... ROOPING 3910 M•th (arlth·catc> ....------ dTmJi All T,,,_ •fl\M 8i: ltqlin • a.w.dal. c...8CftW 548-0769 .. ( phy11c1. chem, teat prep (CBEST/QR!!/ SAn Fr•• tnlo. Jim Madia 114·547·MATH UPHOLSTIJUNG 1931 Q alnc• ·ea cuat. turn, upholaty, allp covert antique tpr &42-4112 Ule 'fl 11~1; Now Hlrlntl i'~;1nilll T 645 9660 Ilea Comml11lon RE· SERVICES 3870 100 amall All SVCS -···-:~.-·-fRf[ COll!llh w(Min Pu/th h 0 IJ •• h 0 t d g 0 0 d. II •-;:;::;;::;;;:;:;::;:;;:;;:;;;;;1 R p / di fa a movera prlnl their Pat lltter/Oo9 Walker11 ~ ~ 4lllllia • r rm • n · new • Otnnal R«J>Glu p U C Cal T number· Dally/Overnight vlelta, ' ---------1 avc1, apas. &45·3658 • Varel Cl«an UpJ Can't Htm to llmos and chautteur~ Reis avl Ue'd/Bonded l~.•,!!'111!!,• Can't seem to tfoa J20W. Com lfwT NI <7u>7.S1•0178 print their T.C.P. num· DenlH 714·935·8870 r-.... r .. a M.....J.-. Ois"' get to aU those geUo •II those ber In all advtrt1aa-• -• nn l.MJtMlllllUl .... repair joba .. ._ of ..a..J. repair jobs CONCRETE & MASONRY 3557 Brick. Block, Stone, Tiie Cone. Pello, Orlvewey Fplc, BBOa. Ref. 25Vr. Exp. Terry 997.7994 Concrete: Orlvewaya. Patio•. R•p•lr•~•-1u-••M•-11111u moval. R••IComm L 295237 47&·7GOO 3720 Rooms, apar1ments, homes Clas1lfltd can aallaly your houtlng nHd•. a1ou11d th• houaa? ;:~~0~1 at°:ut ~~~e ,.~ PiAsTEI· -. ,.. .,,.,ts rvvn •round the 'house? galfty of a mover, llmo REPAIR 3880 714-433-0280 Ltt the Ltl the Claulfled Servlc• Dl~•otorv help you find rellal'ht help. Olve u1 11 cnlll OLASlllFl&D 842·15878 or chauffeur, cell: l_.Jl&:'llJlllllL..J CllHlfled Pubno UtlhllH Plaater/Stucoo Patch ••-.ac• Comml11lon 1-------;,,_-f nn 714·558-4151 ·Serving So Ca 25yrs· Dlrectoov Llc,328884 24Hra ·• 114-484-7831 GARAGE SALE help you find PROP•iilONAL HINTS reliable help. Plaster/Stucco repair. 13efort your g1r1~ e42·1178 No job too amall. alt, d•f•rmlnt wfla 35yre. Tom 845-4203 ll•m• ~OU With to CIHlllltd 11 ..... CONVaNt•NT Hit. •kt 1ure whether you're buy· everything It ct11n 1no. telling, or Jutt Ind f9Pllfld. looking, Cl&H ln.td t\aa "°"~ what you needl IU!lt)':.UIU' CLAlllPllO SELL Whtlher yov're buying or aatlln;. Claaalllad ._ ______ __. yoOr Ust<hehicle th«>t.lgh classified 642·5178 642-5678 •42·••7• c:overe •II your n1ed1I ~It~ A GOOD . . ADI